Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)
- Class of 1982
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No one said life was eosy . . . Living in rhe odulr
world is o chollehge ond one musr be prepored.
RGOliZiDQ rhis, Coroi Burhom works diligehrly in her
business closs.
Forget the homework . . . Theres more ro school
rhoh closses ond homework, Fridoy highr foorboll
games ore rhe rhimgs for exciremehr, Eloime Cole
ond Tomoro Arrisr orerfr worrying obour homework
righr now.
Your Where lt
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Defying the rules to oreols r up the
gome
High school is the turning point of
your life The octtons ond decisions
you molse here determine your
future lt is here where you STOVT to
guide your life ond help to gurde
others
You were oltenoted No one
wonted onything to do wtth you
They sord you wouldnt listen
They were right you wouldnt
You wouldnt put up wtrh thetr
negottve opinions You werent
ooout to throw an the towel
when times got desperote ond
few wonted to help you you
helped yourself Wtth true Golden
Courage ond the 805 sprrit you
pulled together to loteois up The
focode Once you gained mo
mentum nothing could stop you
You defted the rules thot soid you
were finished lnsteod of grvrng in
you joined forces to set the record
straight
Nothtng could stop you Your
youthfuinss wos undounted by
tntlotton ond world problems, You
become stronger with eoch prob-
lem you foced You knew thot if
you would ever hove o chonce to
better the world you hod to better
yourself And you did
Thor is why there rs on ACCGLADE
loecouse of you Uec use tryout
your history A remembrance of
your youth The lsinditng for the
memories of your chtidhood A
proclomotton for the ages excloim
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these girls, The Goldenoires put in o lot of hours
during the summer ond ofterschool in the foil
preporing their routines.
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Federalist No. 1 . . . Donold Birdsong ond Cormen
Hughes seem ro rhinls so os rlwey lisren ro Bryonr
Shorr's compoign bid. However, rlwe Norionolisr
swepr the elecrion giving rlwe Fed's only one office.
Seomsfress In green . . . Ir's o possibiliry if Korrino
Powell wonrs ro combine her rwo ocriviries ond
design milirory uniforms.
Smolderlng hot . . . Noon Young lseeps 0 sreody
hond on rhe solder. lr rolses o skilled rechnique ro
do ir.
Flutlsi on the move . . . Ploying on insrrurnenr
ond rnorching or rhe some rlme isn'r eosy but
somehow Llso Presron rnonoges ir.
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one, but still on the move showing the world this is
WHERE IT COUNTS.
Molsing If count In 82
Success doesntlcome by sitting
loround, Behind every greot per-
formonce is on 'even greoter
work force o teom thot joins to-
gether to molse something worth-
while.
Very seldom will people get or
immediately creote the perfect
donce routine or on oil-stor footboll
squocl. lt tolses o lot of hord eore
nest worls. First you must hove
the dreoms ond the desire to
rnoke those dreoms come true.
One person con get the inspirotion
but very seldom con he do it
olone. It coils for teomworls, o
commoroderie between two or
more people who believe ond
work for something better. This is
the birth of o specioi lsincl of spirit.
This spirit con t survive on its own.
It tolses you the student ond life or
Arlington High school to build lt up
ond molse it strong, lt tolses your
concern to nurture it olong. This
spirit shows through with eoch ex-
tro hour thot you work tocperfect
the imoge of yourself ond your
school, You keep the spirit olive
with your persistence determine-
tion ond declicotion. With eoch
exrro mile thot you run you
prove thot . . . YOU'PlE WHERE iT
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school. Wollsing down rhe holl berween
closses one con see groups of srudenrs con'
versing, plonnlng offer-school ocrlviries ond
possing nores. Srudenr Life i5n'r jusr whor
goes on in school ir's much more rhon rhor.
Srudenr Life involves donces, Homecoming,
summer workshops ond onyrhlng rhor sru-
denrs do,
Turn rhe poges ro see whor you did ro
molse Srudenr Life . . . WHERE IT COUNTS!
Srudenr Life Dlviclerff?
Summer Sights Reflect The
Feelings Qt Freedom
Summer. Sounds good doesn't it? Going to foirs
ond cornivols, ploying tennis, wotching sunsets
- oll of these ore o port of enjoying vocotion.
After o long, hord yeor of worls ond study,
students ond teochets olilse olwoys seem to be
in need of o respite. School does ollovv sevetol
holidoys ond doys off, still, o few months of
lying bocls ore in order. "I sleep in lore every
chonce l get in the summer," soys senior Cry-
stol Brown. Not only do people sleep in bed,
but they often cot-nop ot the poolside, smoth-
ered in cocoonut oil ond soolsing up the toys.
Why do students live for the longeowoired doy
when they con leove school for three months?
Exploins senior Liso Miller, "lt's reolly nice. I hove
o chonce to be irresponsible ond lozyf' Adding
o comment obout summer, senior Kothy Tip-
ton stotes,"l hove time to do two of my fovor-
ite things - grill steolss ond ride my bike."
Sounds lilse summer is fun becouse of oll the
things one con do, While some people rest or
porticipote in vorious octiyities, others ottend
workshops, summer school, honors progroms
sponsored by universities, or wotls . . .
This is the time when one con get owoy from
oll the pressures ond hord worls of school
life, lt is o time to relox ond cotch your breoth.
Just remember, when school storts to get you
down, theres olwoys summer!
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Aboye A lozy doy ot the luke . . . Summer is Right, Fading into the night . . . This beoutiful sunset is
certoinly o time for reloxotion ond whot better woy is just o smoll somple of some of the exhileroring scenes
there to obtotn this thon fishing This sport ts both given by notute. As seen here, o worm summer sunset
soothing ond fun for oll who potttctpote
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Above. Circles of fun . . . This corrousel or fhe onnuol
Morion County Foir offers fun for young children ond
foscinorion for more rnorure residenrs os rhey enjoy rhe
wonderful sight of colorful ond floshing Iighrs.
Le-fr. A piece of the peaceful life . . . Lying by o
cool srreom with swifrly running worer rends ro be o bir
more relaxing rhon o hisrory closs. Severol porlss in rhe-
srore offer such serrings os rhis ro enjoy,
Summer! 11
The Final Excursions:
You've Come A Long Way!
Excitement, fun and a little bit of fear was
present in the hearts of the 1981 senior class as
they stood in the Hilton Brown Theotron at
Butler University, and waited to be given one
of the highest honors a high school student can
receive - a diploma. They all lsnew it would
be a night to remember, but still, there was an
air of sadness as they would soon be former
Golden Knights, Family and friends alilse
watched as the students proudly stepped on
the stage to accept their diplomas that they
worlsed for four years to obtain. Yes, June 4,
1981 was a rewarding day for many. Bruce
Dasson, who was the senior class valedictorian,
tools a place in the spotlight as he made a final
speech to his peers. And of course, Pat Gord'
ner made a few closing comments to the class
she worked for as Senior Class President. For
every member of the graduating closs, the
highlights of being a senior came to an end
through the memorable commencement of
1981.
Decorated with streamers and fancy tables, St,
Peters Clover Center, proved to be ci memora-
ble setting for the 1981 Junior!Senior Prom.
The last school sponsored event before gradu-
ation, the Prom turned out to be an enchant-
ing evening filled with fun, dancing, and social-
izing. One of the highlights ofthe Prom was the
crowning of the King, Queen, Prince, and Prin-
cess.
Votes for the Royal Couples were taken as
students entered. Farley Pounds turned out to
be Prom King, Tracy Kerr was crowned
Queen, Junior, Kim Ketchlsa recalls how she felt
when crowned Prom Princess, "l was really
surprised! l though someone else would win."
The Prom will always be worth waiting for.
After two to three years of being an under-
classman, one really has a feeling of esteem.
1Qf6raduation
Above, Bringing the ceiling down . . . The Prom
provided entertainment as well as dancing. The crowd
danced to the beat of the most current hits and
listened to the wit and humor of the disc jockey.
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Lefr, Feeling proud! . . . The '81 Prom court ore Kim Below. Best wishes . . . Closs Voledicforion Bruce
Kerchlso, Princess, Michoel Flowers, Prince, Forley Besson, molces Q closing sroremenf ro me senior closs
Pounds, Kingg ond Trocy Kerr, Queen. during commencemenr exercises or Durler Universiry.
Above, Watch your steps . . . Lciuro Kneip, junior, ond
her dore seem ro be raking o quick donce lesson or
me Prom being held in rhe Sr. Perers Clover Cenrer,
V Lefr, Our finol chance . . . Kim Lowrence helps Shoron
1 Bebley molse o few Iosr minure ocgusrmenrs jusr before
50, me groduorion ceremony begins,
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October 2 proved to be o night to remember
for the Knights ot the onnuol Homecoming
gome ogoinst Crispus Atruclss. The eventful
evening wos groced with picture perfect
weother. This wosjust one couse of the cheer-
fulness ond spirit Homecoming '81 brought.
A porode full of Golden Knights troveled
throughout the neor Arlington oreo. Morching
bond, floors, ond Psoyol Homecoming King ond
Queen Condidotes morched down the neigh-
borhood streets oll occomponied by police es-
cort.
The vorsity footboll sguod tomed the Attuclss
tigers, coging them into o 84-7 win. Although it
wos bitter cold, bundles of fons supported the
foorboll teom onto victory. Along with cheer-
leoders, pep club, ond fons, mony foculty
flight. What 0 proud feeling . . . The enchonting
couple who tools Queen ond King for rhe 1981
Homecoming were Seniors Trocy Murroy ond George
Brodshow.
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members fought bocls the icy winds ond porrici-
poted in the fun.
Holftime roclseted in with o blost of entertoin-
ment by the Goldenoires ond morching bond.
Homecoming King ond Queen condidotes
were on edge onticipoting the unseoling of the
envelope. Trocy Murroy wos crowned Queen.
George Brodshow wos crowned King. "I wos
surprised I got King. I wos reolly hoppy, but I felt
o little weird since I hod my muddy uniform on
ond everyone else wos dressed up," ex-
ploined Brodshow. Prince ond Princess ore now
o port of Homecoming festivities Troy Bollinger
ond Mory Mitchell received thot honor. The
explosive extrovogonzo ended with o colorful
fire-worls-filled slsy ond o crowd of spirit-filled
fons.
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Below July 4? . . . Boosring spirits "slay high" rhe
Homecoming fireworks display odded ci lor ro rhe
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Lefr No turning back . . . This was one of rhe Above. You see rhor . . . Coach Crover gives senior
vvinning ploys ogoinsr Arruclss, The gome vvos G fighr ro Richord Williams some rips for his nexr ploy There were
rhe finish ond rurned our ro be 0 greor success, some crucioi momenis in rhe gome despire rhe lsnighis
big win
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llighr. A little refresher , . . Suson Pioclserr ploys her
role os she serves punch ro senior Donny Ennis ond her
dore Kenny Sullivon from John Morsholl.
Below. The Tumobouf condldotes were: firsr row,
Apryl Joclcson, Fiono Longford, Priscillo Poindexrer,
Deonno Srodler, ond Tresonoy Amos. Second rowg
William Dennis, Tommy Slogle, Donnie Phillips, Donny
Ennis, ond Bryonr Shorr.
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enjoy o Iirrle slow doncing before rhe evening comes ro
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on end. Slow music reolly broughr rhe couples ro rhe
donce floor ro swoy wirh rhe music,
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Turnobout '81
The Girls Get
Whot's it like to osk o guy for o dote? The
Turnobout is on onnuol formol donce in which
the girls get o chonce to osk their fovorite guys
out for o very speciol evening. The girl buys the
ticket ond olso treots her dote to dinner.
The Turnobout wos threotened to be concelled
the week before becouse of low ticket soles.
The reoson being thot students thought the
price of tickets wos too high ond put oft buying
tickets until the lost minute. It wos hord for the
donce committee to determine how mony
couples were plonning to ottend. Mony were
thrilled to leorn thot Turnobout would definitely
toke ploce. "I wos reolly glod it wosn't con-
celled. I hod olreody mode oll the plons ond it
would hove been o reol let down if it did not
pull through," stored junior Fiono Longford.
Lost yeor's Turnobout wos held ot the IUPUI
Left, The crowning . . . Here, senior Liso Legerwood
crowns Tresonoy Amos, Cindy. Tommy Slogle fright?
wos elected Cy.
Pulls Through,
Their Chonce
Student Union Building on Volentine's Doy, The
theme of the donce wos "I'm Just o Womon in
Love," o song by Dorboro Streisond, which
turned out to be very oppropriote. The donce
Iosted from 8.00 to 12:00, four hours of doncing
ond entertoinment,
As couples entered, they voted for the yeor's
Cy ond Cindy. Sophomore Tommy Slogle wos
elected Cy ond senior Tresonoy Amos wos
nomed Cindy.
Despite the romontic evening, mony girls were
glod to reverse the roles ogoin ond get things
bock to normol. "lt wos fun toking him out for
o chonge, but I don't think I would enjoy it
being like thot oll the time," commented junior
Toni Beol.
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Perfect exchange . , . Greg Crose rnolses o perfecr
bicycle exchange wirh his reomrndre during the Lirrie
Five Hundred bilse roce.
Entering the first turn . . . This Lirrle Five rider heads
his bike into rhe firsr rurn during the dnnuol Lirrle Five
Hundred roce.
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18fLirrIe 500
Hundred roce, Decorris Reed, Jomes Kennedy, Chorles
Beilomy ond Morls Young, show their pride during the
owords ceremonies.
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The Spirit Qf Psocing Shown
By Peddling In The Little 500
On Moy 22, mony were onxious to porticipote
in the running of the onnuol Little 500. The
roce, which wos token from the Little 500 of
lndiono University, involved teoms of guys rid-
ing 10-speeds down the trocls oround the foot-
boll field. Eoch teom hod its own Queen condi-
dote ond the winning teoms Queen condidote
wos to be crowned Queen.
As in previous yeors there were mony cuts ond
bruises occomponied by much sweot. The win-
ning teom consisted of seniors Chorles Bellomy,
Jomes Kennedy, Decoris Reed, ond Milse
Young. The Queen wos senior Priscillo Poin-
dexter. "I wos so excited thot our teom won. I
hove to odmit I hod doubts," commented Pris-
cillo Poindexter, AHS does not hove just ony
high school Little 500. Along with being one of
the first to hold the roce, we hove the help of o
true former IU. rocer. Dove Blose, science
teocher helps cooch the teoms. He wos olso o
figure in the movie "I3reoIsing Awoy."
The girls don't just sit oround ond Iools pretty
through the roce. They hove their own Pixie
roce. Though their roce is shorter it is no less
difficult. They ride tricycles. ilhondo Fitzgerold,
Angie Fox, Kim Humphrey, ond Sondy Kerr
mode up the winning teom for the Pixie roce.
"The roce wos reol exciting. I wos glod thot we
won becouse we troined long ond hord for it.
Explaining the rules . . . Biology teocher Dove Dlose
exploins the rules for the Little Five Hundred roce to
contestonts.
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Tough Girls,
Plough Ploys
Molse Powderpuff A I-lit
Senior girls were reody for the junior girls os
they beot them in the Powderpuff gome
held April 24, 140. Powderpuff is on onnuol
gome of flog footboll. All junior ond senior
girls were eligible to ploy.
"The proctices were good but the gome
wosn't. I guess it's becouse we lost," com-
mented Kelly Armstrong, junior.
The doys preceding the gome were very
sunny ond pleosont. Everyone expected o
nice doy for the gome but to no ovoil.
Temperotures dropped ond cold winds
blew, which mode for o very chilly doy. But
thot didn't dompen spirits. Eoch girl trons-
formed into o surprisingly tough footboll
ployer.
Crystol Drown ond Domoro Stewort were
Right. Don't worry . . . Lester Goodridge, senior,
consoles senior powder puff ployer, Clore McGee
ofter the juniors goin 10 more yords, The seniors
finolly ended the onnuol event victorious.
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teom coptoins for the juniors, ond Clore
McGee ond Priscillo Poindexter were senior
coptoins. Eoch girl poid for her own teom
jersey which turned out to be good for the
cold weother.
Different from the post, this yeor there were
no guys cheerleoding. No one volunteered.
"I hod o reol good time ploying. lt wos
different with out ony cheerleaders, but it
wos still fun ond crozy," commented junior
Viclsi Horrell,
Eoch yeor two mole teochers cooch the
reoms. Chorles Poge, former sociol studies
teocher ond present ossistont footboll cooch,
cooched the senior teom ond Desmond
Smith, former moth teocher, cooched the
junior teom.
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ro biocls rhe Seniors ploy ond Iaeep rhern from scoring o
rouchdown in rhe crucioi springrime evenr.
Below. Ouchl . . . Corrie House helps senior, Brendo
Jenkins with her injured leg. Drendo wos one of rhe
few who had rhe misforrune of being hurr in on
occidenr.
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. . . , g . e em fit . . . Michelle Sider, presidenr of rhe
direcror of rhe ploy, hos her work cur our for her Thespions, helps pin Clenrice Sr'nirh's ponrs before he goes
os she helps bring rhe rolenr of rhe ocrors ro rhe on sro . M' h ll A
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Righr. Reheorslng . . . Williom Dennis CGeorgeD srudies
from his "upstairs room" which is ocruolly 0 lodder.
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Thespions Show Their Tolent
With Pride ln 'Uur Town"
"Although we experienced some problems
with ottendonce ot reheorsols ond technicol
difficulties, on the whole l feel thot the produc-
tion wos on ortistic success from the stondpoint
of the octors involved," commented director
Dovedo Wyott referring to this yeors Thespion
ploy, "Our Town". Becouse of the generous
contributions from members of the foculty ond
Arlington potrons to the wordrobe deport-
ment, the costuming wos unusuolly good," she
continued.
"Our Town," by Thornton Wilder, is cn ploy in
three octs, eoch exploring cn different stoge in
the lifes of the chorocters. The first wos dolly
life, the second, love ond morrioge, ond the
third, deoth. lt is primorily o story of the Gibbs
ond Webb fomilies ond the growing romonce
between George Gibbs ond Emily Webb, The
ports were ployed by seniors Williom Dennis
ond Lyndo Lontz, The first oct goes through on
ordinory doy consisting of ordinory things, like
school ond work, ln the second oct George
ond Emily foll in love ond get morried. ln the
third oct, Emily dies ond relives o doy in her life
before occepting deoth.
"The ploy wos pretty demonding for the octors
os for os emotions go. But os olwoys, it wos o
lot of fun to wotch the theme develop," re-
morlsed Michelle Sider, Thespion president.
Twonno Hill ond Lin Contino helped with the
ploy os student directors.
Left, Moy I take your order? . . . Milse Heod, os o
sodo fountoin vvoiter, serves worer to Emily, CLyndo
Lonrzb ond George CWilliom Dennisb.
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Below, Get that ball . . . P.E. reacher James Craver
fries desperarely ro rake rhe ball away from senior
Wyonne Hale.
Above. It's our turn . . . The cheerleaders for rhe
seniors have a grear rime cheering rheir rearn ro
vicrory. Even if ir was jusr for fun, rhe girls sure had a
worls our and many realized a lor of organizarion is
involved.
Righr. There's always hope . . . Mr. Robert Zerzl
gives some encouragemenr ro rhe senior rearn when
rhe game leaned in rhe favor af rhe faculry.
Encouragemenr rnighr have been all they needed for
rhey came our rhe vicrors.
2A!5enior-Faculry D-ball game
Senior Vs. Foculty B-boll
Mokes For Confusing Fun
Fridoy, November 13, turned out to be on
unlucky night for the members of the foculty.
The seemingly unconqueroble foculty teom
wos defeoted by the seniors in the Seniors vs.
Foculty bosketboll gome. The gome wos close
oll the woy with the seniors leoding in every
quorter but the Qnd. With the seniors leoding
ofter the fourth quortet, the foculty osked for
on extro fifth quorter to see if they could win,
but no such luck. The seniors beot them with o
score of 20-25. "lt wos very exciting to win
becouse the foculty hosn't been beot in 20
yeors," remorked senior Albert Redd.
The gome is o good chonce for those seniors
who hod never hod o chonce to be o cheer-
leoder or bosketboll ployer. The senior girls
cheered for the senior teom ond o few foculty
members cheered for the foculty teom. "I om
glod I got. o chonce to cheer. It wos o lot of fun,
but I don't think I'd wont to do it oll the time,"
Above. Never give up . . . Senior Kevin Rushing fights
ro breok in and grob the boll to prevent the foculty
from scoring.
Left. Never too late , . . Cleft to right? Romono
Watson, Wendell Potker, ond Chris Allen show their
spirit by cheering on the foculty teom.
soid senior Kim Humphrey.
Some believe the gome wos unfoir becouse o
few olumni bosketboll ployers come bock to
help out the foculty teom. There wos much
controversy os to whether o full gome wos
ployed in the first place. Some soy the first 2
guorters were not counted officiolly ond so it
wos octuolly only o 8 quorter gome. Then
ogoin, others believe the gome consisted of
five full quorters. There ore orguments os to
whether the seniors won ot oll. lt is now left to
the innocent bystonders to decide.
The Goldenoires performed their contest rou-
tine ot holftime. Speciol Educotion teocher Chris
Allen, Goldenoire director, performed with the
girls. "lt wos very exciting to donce with the
Goldenoires. The girls seemed to get o kick out
of seeing how nervous I got before the perfor-
monce," Mrs. Allen excloimed.
Senior-Foculty I3-boll Gome!25
Righr. Ham It up . . . Elbo Meixueiro and Zahari
Arsenisov show friendship as rhey pose for rhe camara
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a quiz in English. Ricardo arrended AHS less rhan one
semesrer before rransferring ro anorher school,
Righr. Many interests . . . Lahori Arseni-:ov copies rhe
formuias for his compurer marh class, The exchange
srudenrs don'rjusr raise required courses. They have
many inreresrs.
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"Walk together, talk together all ye people of
the earth, then and only then shall ye have
peace," ls, in a way, the motto of AFS CAmeri-
can Field Servicei. Each year a few students
from far places come here to attend school.
These students are part of the exchange pro-
grams AFS and YFU CYouth for Understandingl.
They learn all the American customs such as:
baseball, hot dogs, and apple pie by living with
American students.
Zahari Arsenkov and Elba Meixueiro are the
exchange students this year. Zahari is participat-
ing in the AFS program and lives with Jim, Beth,
and Tony Dunn. Zahari is from Yugoslavia. Elba,
from Mexico, also with AFS, lives with Lisa Car-
penter. "Elba has been trying to come to
America for four years. She finally made lt.
Having an exchange student is the greatest
experience," epxlained Lisa. There was a third
exchange student who transferred to another
school before second semester. His name is
Ricardo Santana. He participated in YFU and
lived in Brazil.
Left. Let's get serious . . . Elba Meixueiro is in deep
contemplation as she studies the ways of America in
her U.S. History class.
Books, lunches, and school activities are all paid
for by the organizations. Some parents and
teachers are involved in the AFS committee
which helps raise money for the organizations.
They often work the concession stands for foot-
ball games. The students attend school as sen-
iors and are honorary members of the Student
Council. The students stay in America for a
year. Before they go back to their home lands,
they generally take trips with the organizations
to such places as New York City. "l will be so
sad to see him go," remarked Beth Dunn,
referring to Zahari. "After awhile, they seem
just like a brother or sister. You learn all about
their traditions and customs. Besides just being
fun and interesting, having an exchange stu-
dent as a house guest is a real learning exper-
ience," she concluded.
Foreign Exchange Students!27
Below. Such authentic beauty . . . Christmas is
full of joy and the remembrance of how the
season originated. Downtown visitors enjoy this
life size manger scene.
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certainly has his hands full in this display window
at a local jewelry shop, most stores expressed
their spirit with decorations.
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citizens ventured out in the cold wind to grab a
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Feeling The Glowing Spirit
Of The Christmos Seoson
Tinsel, Sontos, presents ond jingle bells - it's
looking o lot like Christmos! Whot is Christmos?
Well, Christmos is mony things, but most of oll,
Christmos is o time for shoring ond coring.
People hove mony different woys of celebrot-
ing this joyous occosion. One of the moin
events of this seoson for Hoosiers is the gigontic
Christmos tree lights on the circle in downtown
lndionopolis. Literolly thousonds of colored lights
ore strung from the top of the Wor Memoriol to
its bose, This hos become o trodition in the store
for o long time, however, other ottroctions
hove been odded to moke this londmork even
more foscinoting.
Recently, on outdoor ice skoting rink on the
fountoin's bose hos been odded to the circle's
festivities. This hos been very populor with the
public becouse it is free of chotge. There is olso,
of course, o life size monger scene which re-
minds everyone of the ideo of whot Christmos
Left. What Q site . . . The onnuol Christmos tree of
lights is olwoys o populor ex7ent in our city, Thousonds
of lights ore strung from the Wor Memoriol.
is oll obout. Live Christmos trees ond lights con
be found oll over the circle to reolly bring in the
feeling of the seoson.
One of the greotestjoys thot comes with Christ-
mos is the sensotion of giving ond receiving
gifts. Tiring work is done in preporotion of these
presents. Usuolly shopping in o hot, crowded
moll is not o lot of fun for mony people but with
the spirit of Christmos oround, somehow we oll
ore oble to tolerote this set-bock
When oll the shopping is done, gifts hove been
wropped ond the decorotions ore up, Christ-
mos Eve orrives to o welcoming world. Then is
the time to sit bock ond wotch the shining lights
on the tree. The exhileroting feeling one feels
os they wotch the shimmering, bright colors is
thot of hope, hoppiness ond the confidence
thot o new yeor is soon on its woy.
'Photos by Photogrophy Editor Lorri Prott
Christmos!2O
Below. All together now . . . Bond director
Williorn Solzmonn ond Goldenoire Sponsor Christino
Allen spend on ofternoon offer school with the
Goldenoires ond bond ro proctice for on upcoming
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spend olor of time in the summer ond afternoons
procricing for their gomes, Their dedication is greot ond
their spirits strong.
Right, Don't move on inch . . . ROTC members srond
or otrention ro show their high milirory stondords ond
proctices. ROTC is o closs os well os on ofrer-school
activity, os they rnorch often for speciol porodes ond
celebrations,
3O!After'School Activities
Students Continue To Shine
With Worthwhile
CDrgoni7otions
Brrrrring! For some students, the sound of the 2:55
pm bell meons they ore free from the clossroom
hum drum - ot leost until the next doy, onywoy.
But for mciny, it only meons thot their closs work is
finished ond it's time to get crockin' on something
0 little different, but every bit os importont, ofter-
school octivities.
Certoinly we oll must ogree there is more to
Arlington thonjust quizzes, homework ond finols, it
tokes more thon thot to bring o school to life. Hord
work ond dedicotion is o must if the clubs ore to
ochieve their gools. Students ond teochers olike
spend countless evenings ond weekends prepor-
ing ond plonning for o worthwhile group thot will
be fun, exciting ond rewording.
First yeor Goldenoire, junior Pom Wheeler, ex-
Upper left. Keep it perfect . . . One of the most tensing
of times for the ROTC is inspection. Here one of the officers
checks to see if this person hos everything in order.
Left. Fun ln the sun . . . Mony groups sponsored floors
ond vorious other octivities for the 1981 Homecoming, A
long porode down Arlington Avenue ollowed the members
ro show off their talent, pride ond spirit.
ploins, "I think the time the Goldenoires spend
ofter school is worth every moment we use. The
more time we use, the more professionol we look
on the floor, Of course, we do spend much more
time procticing before contests, sometimes we
stoy until ofter 7:00 pm." Mony orgonizotions ond
sport groups perform oll over the store, this is 0
bountiful service to the school os these young
people bring pride ond recognition to the students
of Arlington.
Clubs hove mony services to the school other thon
recognition. PUSH for Excellonce invented o tutor-
ing service for those who ore hoving troubles with
their closses. Student Council sponsors donces ond
fund-roising prqects to did the school ond to moke
these four yeors o little bit more fun.
After-School Activitiesf81
The Cafeteria -- Not Just
Another Place Of Rest
ls it a place to eat? Of course, many students
do have their midday meal at this time. ls it a
place to study? Again, many take advantage
of the situation. But for most, the main event in
the cafeteria is a time when they can all sit with
their friends and socialize.
Let's face it, school is not as easy as it may
seem. To succeed in one's education, one
must be hard-working and attentive. This
leaves little time to talk with your friends.
Who is dating who, where are we all going
Friday night and what grade did you get on
your history test are headlining sukjects to the
students here. lt seems the gossip and games
could go on long past the 40 minute period.
Everyone knows there isn't a limit to how
much time you can spend with your friends.
lf one has forgotten to do his homework, and
32!Cofeteria Life
that sutject just happens to be their next class,
one can count on seeing that person with a
pencil in his hand and a book wide open on
the table in front of him. If there isn't room on
the schedule for a study hall, the cafeteria
often takes its place.
Still, there is the human need to have food, so
many can be found wading their way through
the lunch lines. After you have studied for a
class, a break is definitely in order. That's why
so many grab a quick bite to eat and then
settle back to relax.
So whether you use your lunch time to eat,
study or socialize, its bound to be your favorite
class. But do the teachers who have to monitor
these lunch periods feel the same way?
'All photos by Photographer Kelli Swem.
Above. Lending a helping hand . .. Senior John
Jamerson seems to be getting some help with a tough
class problem from a fellow classmate,
Right. Breaktime . . . Junior Tom Slagle takes
advantage of the opportunity to sit back and relax
after a long day of work and study,
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most students erjoy their cofererio time ond put it to its
best use.
Left. A well-odvised friend . . .. Senior Cormen Tyler
grobs o chonce to tolls to teocher Mr, Ed Word to get
his opinion on o few suqects,
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When you here the word ocodemics, does
it sound like the most importont ospect of
school life? Acodemlcs is reolly the bosic
reoson thot we ore in school. Of oll the
different suqects thot o student con choose
from, it's omozing thot there is enough time
left in the doy to toke in oll the closses thot
Arlington hos to offer.
Mony students pick fields thot toke speciol
skills for working such os, using their honds,
or computers, typing, singing, ploying cm
musicol instrument, drowing loyouts, work-
ing on mochlnes or cors, speoking o foreign
longuoge, computing difficult moth proo
lems, writing detoiled compositions or poet-
ry, toking photogrophs, pointing pictures or
portroits for 0 living. No motter whot field or
profession you choose YOU'RE
WHERE IT COUNTS!
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The belnngs yourein yourseotthe honwmwodss
due, os we get the drift of . . .
Just Ploin English
English boring? Thot is not the opinion
of most students. English is moinly
grommor ond literoture. lf you stop
ond consider the mony odvontoges
of the English deportment you will
leorn thot the English deportment hos
o lot to offer.
Are you on ospiring journolist? Your
writing obilities con be expressed by
tolsing Journolism One ond Two, or
by joining Knightwriters. lf octing is
your future profession, closses in dro-
mo ond speech moy ottroct your in-
terest, or join the Thespoins ond por-
ticipote in the ploys ond musicols.
Sophomore Mory Keorney comment-
ed, l'l didn't know how much tolsing
.lournolism could help me until ofter I
hod tolsen the course."
Etymology is offered for the student
who wonts to leorn the origin of
words ond if one wonts to leorn more
obout modern literoture, o course in
modern literoture is ovoiloble. English
con even be thought of os o foreign
longuoge closs, For mony students it
wos. A tutoring closs wos developed
to help studnts from other countries to
speols ond understond our longuoge
better.
As mony students found out, the Eng-
lish Deportment is meoningful ond
English con be fun.
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Lectures obour literoture ore just one of the Sgndergl frgshf-non' Works on his book repo,-,
mony ports of English closs, os these students for his English 1 closs. Boola reports ore just
OV9 fi0dif'l9 OUV- ,onother required ospect of this closs.
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than it looks . . . Journolism is fun buf ir
rolses srudying ond logicol rninlsing, os rhese
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srudenrs ore required ro wrire mony rhemes.
Depending on rhe level of English one is in,
the subjecr of rhemes con ronge from
experiences on vocorions ro inreresfing
people rhor rhe wrirer knows.
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Our Longuoge hos been derived from other
longuoges, mony foreigners believe thot we speok
ln Foreign Tongues
Did you know thot you could exper-
ience culture shock here or school? ln
one certoin wing of the building, ony
student con porricipote who is willing
to send his mind off to o foreign coun-
try. In other words, this is the Foreign
Longuoge Deportment.
ln French closs, students studied the
culture, history, ond lifestyles of the
French people, not only in the usuol
foshion, but olso by outside meons.
French Club members visited muse-
ums ond vorious resrouronrs, ond
sponsored foreign pen-pols.
The study of Sponish ond Mexicon
people overflowed into the Sponish
Club's octivities. Club members ond
odvonced Sponish students met once
o month to concock ond devour no-
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restouronts olso were highlights.
ln the Germon closses, the ogendo for
the yeor consisted of eoring ot the
Cofe Heidelberg ond o few trips to
Checkers gomes. The Germon Club
members ore known os the
Deutschers. Also the club hosted their
onnuol trip to Kings lslond, ond held
other exciting octivities.
Lotin students were delighted to see
the closs return ofter o yeor's rest.
Bock by populor demond, "The closs
returned becouse the students ex-
pressed on interest in it," exploined
Williom Fishbock, Foreign Longuoge
Deportment Heod. This closs olso
proved to be helpful to future medi-
col students.
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The Masters take their seats, and bring into being
the talented and beautiful pieces that test our . .
Creative Illustrators
Artis getting more and more pop-
ular. lt is catching up with other
organizations on campus. There
are many different techniques of
ability taught here at Arlington,
among them are lithography, a
form of Japanese printing, Air
brush, oil and acrylic paintings are
some of the most popular art
classes. Each year during the 500
art contest, Arlington art students
are given many awards for origi-
nal composition such as displays in
the center hall of the first floor.
Many graduates from Arlington's
art classes have won scholarships
to Ball State and IUPUI.
There are many fields of art open
to artists such as graphics which
many broadcasting systems use
for the colorful credits of the net-
works. Other fields open to artists
are architecture, animation and
greeting cards. Art could be a
worth while career to look into.
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.lust Right . . . shown above, thinks Almost Perfect . . . Shown right, Senior
Derrick Chenoult, as his print turns out John Schuster works on an air-brush
just like he planned. assignment until it's perfect
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Steady Now . . . shown Iefr, Johnnie Concenfrovlon . . . Shown below, rhis
McKnucIxIes concenrrores ro pur every srudenr shows rhe imporronce of hoving
line in ir's proper ploce. o sreody hond ond o cleor mind.
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srudenr uses his sreody honds ro clrow
smoll delicore ourlines.
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We leorn to be businesslilse ond orderly through o
professionol ond efficient system, thot prepores us for
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World Of Business, Moth
Johnny had three apples, he gave
Mary two, how many apples does
Johnny have left? Sounds simple
doesn't it? Well how about this one
x+y+z+14+2D+1:?. These
types of problems were often pon-
dered over by 1,000 Arlington stu-
dents.
Approximately 1,250 students were
enrolled in various math classes this
year. There were two computer
classes with approximately 04 stu-
dents in each. Basic moth, calculus,
and advanced computer math are
examples of eleven different courses
of moth that were offered this year.
Moth department head, Donald Clod-
felter, was asked the tedius question
of just how important math is to stu-
dents. "Math is indeed important be-
cause it is the language of science
and business." Clodfelter also was
asked what are the goals of this moth
department each year. He stated,
"To prepare each student for the
mathematics they will need in their
adult life."
So hats off and brains turned on to
basic, general, algebra, geometry
and all the other math classes that
were offered to students.
In business you will have to deal with
all types of different mathematical
problems considering they are just
about the some. Our school has var-
ious classes lilse computer progrom-
ming, filing, accounting, and business
low.
There are several procedures in busi-
ness to tal-se to obtain your goal. ls
moth important? Yes, math has to do
with business lilse computers. Business
and math raise plenty of deep
thought and tough figuring.
Above, Not another mistake! . . . Jana
Fox, sophomore, leorns to type with speed
only after molsing o few minor errors in her
typing class
A2f0usiness - Moth
Right I have a question . . . Algebra 1
can be confusing unless one learns the basic
fundomenrals being done heres
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Jerry Rircnie is in deep rhoughr os he Senior Mirch Curry procrices his compurer
ponders over o seemingly rough programming slsills while enrolled in o
compurer problem. populor computer closs,
Above, I con't look ot the keyboard
. . . Leorning rhe correcr posirion ond
recnnique rolses procrice os rhis srudenr
J shows.
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Each class, every student, each assignment, every
activity and every single drill are all necessary parts for
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Life ln The Military
"Ten-Shun", and many more com-
mands can be heard as you enter
the Ps.O.T.C. Department. PNOTC.
stands for Reserves Officers Training
Corps. The class is an elective pro-
gram to help students who are plan-
ning to, go into one of the armed
forces, and to get a head start on
preparing for the life in the military.
R.O.T.C. is not just dressing in the reg-
ulation uniform on Thursdays. You
can always find the members at
open houses, parades, and other spe
cial activities.
These activities are planned to help
the students prepare for the services,
which indude rifle shooting, physical
training, learning first aid and, most of
all, learning how to false commands
and learning different kinds of drills.
During the year a military ball is held
for all R.O.T.C. students. Girls can
even run for the position of military
ball queen. ln the summer a student
can attend a military camp. This spe-
cial camp is set up to be the equiv-
alent of being in the service. You take
commands, wear uniforms, and learn
the real meaning of survival.
The R.O.TAC. department is headed
by Sergeant 1st class Colley, Sergeant
'lst class Minor, and Sergeant 1st class
Aylsworth,
ADOV9 P9ffeCfi0f" - - - SQVQQOVV Aylsworth Left. Confusion . . . Sometimes even the
makes sure every detail is perfect on all of best groups get O little "Off-step" when
the students, all the way down to the there are so many feet.
boots
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Lefr, Concentration , . . The besr woy Below. Practice makes perfect . . .
ro look os good os possible is ro think Mordming in the Vererons Doy Porode is
obour oll rhose hours of procrice, good procrice for these srudenrs.
Above. INSPECTION . . . Ir's dose ro rhe
"whine glove" resr our nor quire. As
Ronald Swanson records everyrlwing
rhor's wrong.
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Many skills are learned in both l-lame Economics
and lndustrial Arts classes as we learn to . . .
Survive Un Gut Gwn
Home Economics is finally getting
the attention of a lot of young
men. They too, are feeling the
importance of having to know
how to survive and support your-
self on your own. "More and
more boys don't feel like its a fe-
male or sissy thing to do Cgetting
into Home Ec.D," states Josephine
Holder, department head. Girls
are reacting the some about get-
ting into Industrial Arts. lt too holds
a lot of advantages, and there are
many sklls to be learned.
Classes offered in Home Ec. are
foods, clothing, senior clothing,
family health, family living, child
cate, development housing,
home management and needle
art. Some of the many advan-
tages of these classes are.in pre-
paring students for home and
family life, taking core of the sick
and the injured, raising children
and understanding them, prepar-
ing nutritious and economical
meals, purchasing food and main-
taining a stable economics, select-
ing the right home, scheduling
your time, and buying and con-
structing clothing. In crafts, you
learn how to make projects,
There are many careers you can
go into after learning these skills in
Home Ec. Not needing any further
schooling, these are simple careers
you can get into right after high
school, child care centers, fast food
restaurant work, candy stripers at
hospitals and many other fields.
Advantages of Industrial Arts are
that it's a part of general educa-
tion and gives students a learning
knowledge of how products are
designed and used. lt also helps
students develop and find their lo
cation for an occupation.
"It helps a person to be self-relient
and have confidence in maintain-
ing their own home and other
personal items they may own,"
stated Bernard Heeke. He also ad-
ded, "There's no job really done
well unless you do it yourself."
Classes offered in Industrial Arts are
construction industry, metal work-
ing, graphic arts drafting, power
mechanics, vocational electronics
and introduction to industry.
Brain Work . . . Shown above here, I hope I'm doing this tight . . . Shown
Troy Jones works hard to create the right, Clothing is a class that can give
perfect home of the future. you a job or just the knowledge of
Aofl-lame Ecanomicsflndusttial Arts
clothes, as this student is finding out
MMMM, those look good . . . Lefr,
rhese girls musr leorh ro be good cooks
ro poss rhe closs, which will help rhem
lorer on in life,
Almost done . . . Shown below, much
skill ond o sreody hond is needed ro do
rhe job rhor is required of srudenrs in
Merols closs.
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Is that how lt's supposed to look? . . .
Erik Keiner ond Alberr Redd ore finding rhor
leornimg how ro cools for yourself con be
fun ond helpful.
Home Economics! Ihdusrriol Arrs X 417
Science, mystery ond romoncez subjects thot con be
found in one of our school's biggest rooms. A room
with information from every suqect in the . . .
World Cf Knowledge
Shhh, be quiet pleose! Thor is whot
most people heor in the librory. A
librgry is o ploce for study, reseorch or
just enjoying reoding. "l think the stu-
dents' interest in the Medio Center
hos increosed, ond they come in for
pleosure even when there's nothing
ossigned," comments heod librorion
Morgoret Schroedle.
A troining course wos storted this yeor
for students who were interested in o
coreer os o librorion. A student could
become o librory ossistont ofter tolsing
o librory experience course, Current
interests in reoding moteriol thLs post
yeor wos terror, mystery, science fic-
tion, ond romonce.
Mr. Cosh comments, "Our deport-
ment, CAudio-Visuolb, wos primorily o
service deportment. The biggest job
of the AV center wos to bring in films
ond moteriols from locol librories, dis-
tribute them to teochers, ond then
get them bocls to the librories," The
AV center wos olso responsible for
equipment, such os prqectors, record
ployers, ond other sound equipment.
Lost of oll, be glod you gove them o
big smile lost foll. Thot's right, the AV
center tools l.D. pictures.
SlOGF2APl-lY
Above. So many choices . . . Finding o WQW- This one lm" Q1-me "QM ' - -
bools in o librory is not hord but, Teochers worlsing in the librory con be
Choosing one to reod is, There ore so very helpful in checlsing homework ond
n subects ond outhors to choose onswering questions os Jocqueline White,
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from thot o student just might get counselor, demonstrotes here.
confused.
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Lefr. Must be interesting reading . .
This freshman reods guierly in o corner
of rhe liorory. The Iibrory hos o wide
voriery of subjecrs ond rhis srudenr hos
obviously found one ro his lilsing.
Below. This should do It . . . Purring up
disploys ond changing rhe weekly
colendor in rhe librory ore jusr rwo of
rhe jobs of o librory ossisronr.
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Below, Sfondlng room only .. . This scene
is reperirious os srudenrs gorher or rhe check-
our desk or rhe end of eoch period ro
check our rhe boolxs rhey wish ro reods
Medio Cenrer - Audio Visuol!4O
Con you imogine whot o footboll gome would be
like without them? Or o bosl-xetboll gome, or o pep
' session? Who ore they? The . . .
Performonce People
One of Arlington's foremost
centerpieces is its bonds. The bond
peps us up ot gomes, ond pep
sessions. They represent Arling-
ton's best ot concerts ond contests,
ond they lseep working on thot
evetlosting tosls of becoming just o
little bit better.
"One of the enjoyoble things
obout teoching bond to me, is
heoring improvement in o piece
from week to week," sciys Mr.
Solzmonn, bond director. He soys
teoching bond gives him on outlet
for expression through music,
which he hos been interested in
since high school, where he re-
ceived o music scholorship to o
store college.
Mt. Solzmonn soys thot every
yeor he hotes to see the seniors
go becouse they ore the lecidets
in the bond, but reolizes thot there
will be somebody to fill their
ploces. This yeor there were more
people in bond thon in severol
yeors post. He feels the guolity of
the bonds seems to get better ev-
ery yeor.
During April, Concert Bond went
to the Stote Contest held in Green-
wood ond performed. "We hove
olot of dedicoted people in the
bond, but some people do need
to work hotd to toise stondotds,"
stores Solzmonn.
Senior, Arthur Conttell noted, "Port
of the reoson we hove such 0
good bond is becouse we hove o
good director." "Mt, Solzmonn
hos been doing o gteotjob getting
us together, ond with him we will
be the best," soys Dovid Shinn.
Senior Norm O'l3rien stored,
"Some students tty reolly hord to
put on o good performonce, ond
others goof off. I wish thot they
would tolse it more seriously."
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Above. Concenttotlon ls Important . . . To Right. Loid bock and easy . . .
Dtyont Short, ploying his music os well cis Tlichotd Ripley demonstrotes ploying
possible is his moin concern. his contro boss, ond teloxing o little
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school, nor ro menrion rhe experr sounds of music rhese
people bring ro rhe srudenrs. They ore . . .
The Melody Molsers
Every yeor rhe members in rhese
groups devore hours of rime ro per-
form musicol progroms. These speciol
groups ore rhe Arlingrones, Concerr
Choir, Knighrengoles, Knighrsingers,
ond Freshmen Girls' Choir.
This yeor, rhe Arlingrones compered
in disrricr ond srore conresrs ond re-
ceived o firsr division roring in borh.
"The orrirudes were o lor berrer rhis
yeor, One of rhe problems wos ger-
ring rheir performonce ourfirs com-
plered on rime," stored Ken Lewis,
choir direcror,
"The Concerr Choir is rhe besr l've
ever hod, ond olso rhe besr rhe
school hos ever hod," soid Lewis. The
choir orrended o conresr of rhe Muror
Shrine ond ploced second ond song in
Chicogo wirh rhe Performing Arrs
Abrood compony. They compered
wirh choirs from oll over rhe world for
gold honors.
Knighrengoles ploced second in store
conresr on April 24rh, Lewis nored,
"The second semesrer improved
rhem o greor deol. Knighrsingers wos
smoller rhis yeor rhon ir hos been in
posr yeors."
The Freshmen Girls' Choir performed
in rhe Chrisrmos Concerr ond hod o
videorope of rhemselves senr ro Min-
nesoro Srore Teochers Conferrence. "I
om very pleosed wirh rhe choir,"
srores direcror Zondo Monrgomery.
The Mind Dome in which rhe choir
sings is o simulored rheorre. lr is de-
signed ro help rhem focus on rhem-
selves insreod of whor orhers rhinls of
their singing.
Lewis commenred, "l'm exrremely
proud of rhe guoliry of rhe music sung
in rhe closses. They ore os good os
rhey hove ever been ond somerimes
befrer, ond in o rime when music hos
shown o decline in numbers ond guol-
iry, Arlingron hos moinroined ir's
srrong herirogef'
Above. Perfection or Its fines! . . . Right, Reflections . . . The freshmen
Exemplifying rhe rogerherness of rhe Concerr girls' choir worm up rheir voices ond
Choir, rhis smoll porrion of rhe group disploys worch rheir performonce in rhe mirror in
irs rolenrs or rhe Chrisrmos Concerr. rhe Mind Dome.
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Arthur Cantrell listens and learns more what music teacher Ken Lewis stresses
about playing major and minor scales on to his Concert Choir students, and they
the keyboard. sure are close to ir,
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. . , Students eagerly pay attention as
they learn the fundamentals of music in
their music theory class.
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The mony strenuous octiyities thot tolse ploce in gym
Sound in
closs help to produce o . . .
M d And Body
One, two, three, four, two, two,
three, four These con only be
the sounds of the Physicol Educotion
students when they go through their
worm up exercises. Deportment
heod Mr. Joe Droughon comments,
"Were the only deportment where
the students go oround with their re-
port cords on disploy oll the time."
Athletic Director Mr. Willie Mortin
stores, "A sound body ond o sound
mind connot be seporotedf'
Physicol Educotion is oll obout o per-
son trying to do o little better thon
before. Usuolly tolsen in summer
school or during the freshmon yeor,
Physicol Educotion is o required
course. After the two required semes-
ters, o student then moy choose to
tolse Advonced Physicol Educotion.
To become o Gym Assistont o student
hos to mointoin o "B" overoge in
gym, be recommended by one of
the gym teochers, ond be opproved
by Mr. Droughon.
l-leolth, o port of the Physicol Educo-
tion progrom, is onother required
closs thot explores the body ond the
mind so thot students moy better un-
derstond the woy they function ond
oct.
Physicol Educotion ond Heolth closses
try to promote heolthy bodies ond
heolthy minds. Other closses ossociot-
ed with Physicol Educotion ore Drug
Educotion ond Drivers' Educotion.
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Ahlbrond serves to the opposing teom in , , , Rolling, fumbling' ond flipping Ore
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54!Phystcol Educotion
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like rhis srudenr shows here could fend ro
molse ci person very dizzy,
Lefr. I'II get lf Freshmen girls gym is oil
smiles for rhe girls os rhey ploy o procrice game
of volleyboll.
Below. Coordination . . . One of rhe hord
porrs of volleyboll is rerurning rhe boil
wirhour lerring ir rouch rhe ground.
Physicol EduCorion!55
Each day makes foreign lands and foreign places
closer to us, just by walking into a class and . . .
Learning About Society
Politics, geography, world econo-
my, black history, foreign affairs,
elections, United States history,
government, world civilization and
social groups are just some of the
courses offered by the Social Stud-
ies department to put a variety in
each student's look at history.
For all students planning to gra-
duate, two semesters of US History
and one semester each of gov-
ernment and economics must be
taken during one's junior and sen-
ior year. These three classes offer
a wide range of student activities
such as mock elections, world
trade games and competitions on
local and notional levels. All the
courses offered in the Social Studies
department help students broad-
en their knowledge and insight of
the world government and social
systems.-
lf one is bizarre or just curious
minded as to how human behav-
ior and patterns work, Psychology,
a one semester course, is offered.
To further one's knowledge, Soci-
ology explains the problems of
mankind. Afro-American History is
a course offered in which one
studies and learns the heritage
and cultures of past generations. lf
one is interested in any of these
topics, the Social Studies depart-
ment is the place for you.
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Right. TEST . . . Every student knows the
freshman finds that studying hard will importance of reading and studying for their
help on the test.
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LefT. An "old fashioned" teacher
A One who srill cores enough ro lecrure in
his closses wirh o
personol rouch.
Below. Cotchlng the comero . . . Ar
rhis poinr these srudenrs seem ro be
more inreresred in gerring rheir picrure
rolsen.
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The universe is composed of mony different
substonces. The field of science opens mony doors
obout eorth's . . .
Men And Motter
Whot is science? ls it biology, chemis-
try, onotomy, or finding the onswer
to mind-boggling problems? Well our
Science Deportment is thot ond more,
This deportment hos olot of closses to
offer representing mony oreos of the
science field. "Right now AHS is offer-
ing more thon ony other public
sd'iool," stoted Mr. Robert McClory,
Science Deportment heod.
Hove you ever seen doy chonge to
night right before your very eyes?
You hove if you visited the plonetor-
ium where the foscinoting indepth
study of the stors, moon ond plonets
tolses ploce. Do you lsnow how
mony eggs o fish con corry? Or how
long o frog con live without woter, or
whot the inside of o fetol pig loolss
lil-re? Through the two Biology courses
offered, one could hove discovered
this ond mony other things. Such os
experimenting with onimols like 2-
heoded ploneriums or the preserved
cots. lf thot's too much for your stom-
och to hondle, something o little more
settling wos olso offered, Physics,
Chemistry ond Eorth Science.
Most of the science closses were of-
fered os two semester courses ond
on the odvonced level. "Mony stu-
dents were tolsing science closses thot
were not required," stores Mr.
McClory. Your science boclsground
could hove been furthered by joining
the Science Club, sponsored by Mr.
McClory, or Junior Engineers Troining
Science, the J.E.T.S., sponsored by
Glodysmoe Good.
"College students who hove groduot-
ed from AHS hove come bocls ond
soid thot tolsing science hos helped
them olot." soys McClory.
Above' lf hos 'O be Peff9Cf'Y 9V9f1 - - - Right Where'd the poncreos go? . . .
LoDonn Wodlington ond Denise Sims get the
exoct weight for o peonut os one of their
loborotory ossignments
58 X Science
Morto Dougherty ond Robert Dodson,
seniors, explore mony bodily functions of the
cot in odvonced biology,
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Frohcis Drown holds o resr rube up ro
rhe sum to see if her experimenr hos
chonged ro rhe correcr color.
Below. LOOK Of fhlsl - - - Michoei For borrom. It must be perfect . . . Paul
WQNDOUQN QWGS I-OWOOOIQO Smifh The Rirchie, freshmen, observes his experimenr
observorion nores of rheir experimenr for Very Cgfefully O5 if is impormnf fo gef me
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Everyone, ot leost once hos needed help, whether in
o coreer choice or in o hord closs, either woy AHS.
offers to onybody these . . .
Extroordinory Closses
Every deportment in school spe-
ciolizes in one certoin oreo of edu-
cotion. Bur there ore o couple of
speciol deportments thot cover
everything from Science to English
to Moth to leorning how to find o
job ond lseep it. These deport-
ments ore the Speciol Educotion
deportment ond the Coreer Edu-
cotion deportment.
The Speciol Educotion deportment
hos been creoted for students with
speciol leorning needs. Eoch stu-
dent hos o speciol schedule with
quolified teochers to meet their in-
dividuol needs, ond to give them
the ottention thot they need. The
teochers work closely with eoch
student to leorn obour them ond
help them understond whot is
being tought.
The Coreer Educotion Deportment
is one thot con help prepore stu-
dents for finding o good job, leorn-
ing how to fill out on opplicotion,
ond how to odvonce in the job
thot they hove. Eoch student is
given o grode for the job thot is
done by the employer, this is COE.
Also there is ICT which deols with
vocotionol or shop closses, Industri-
ol Co-op troining. DE, Distributive
Educotion, involves distributing,
soles ond merchondising.
Any of these closses con help stu-
dents understond whot it reolly
tokes to mol-ze it on your own.
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for on exom, Gory Shotwell does o little glonces ot his theme before the closs
extro worls. period is over.
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srudenrs work diligenrly ar rheir rest in
English class.
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These srudenrs see rhar every class
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Clubs
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A Orchestra
Orchestra Row 1: Lorena Mc6ow Cathy Kendricls Crystal
Oldham, Andrea Crawford Andrea Price Natalie Maul Pia
Aaron Regina Grubbs Claire Burnett Don Norman Nancy
Perkins Nick lkerd and William Baker Row 2: Andrea
Laisure Valerie Garret Karen Parker Maria Dougherty Lori
Haverstick Fiona Langford Brian Reed Paul Ritchie
Sandy Kerlin. Row 3: Todd Shaw Brian Aubran Shangia
Woods Claudia Butler Bryant Short Sherrie Hughs Anthony
Geralds Arthur Cantrell Jeff White Kris Lee David Guynn
Clenttce Smith and Javon Bartlett
Norman O'l3rian, Linda Contino, .Iohnna Hampton, and
A Bond
A Band Row 1: Jeff Edgecomb, Charlton Lee, Mike
Head, Richard Ripley, Greg Anderson, Jeff White,
Arthur Cantrell, and Mike Sheehan, Row 2: Rosiline
Floyd, Joyce Cotrell, Claudio Butler, Rebecca
Geralds, Fiona Langford, Carol Durrham, Stacey
Lee, Jill Yates, Norman O'Drian, Sterling Boyd, and
Mike Harris. Row 8: Suzanne McKinley, Angie Lee,
Daryn Golder, Vanessa King, Sherry Kendricks,
Bryon Reed, Lori Hoverstick, Laurie Herald, Shangia
Woods, Todd Shaw, Anthony Gerolds, Row 4:
Clentice Smith, Melanie Wheatly, Angela Laisure,
Jeff Smith, Damon Smith, Tommy Jennings, Sherrie
Hughs, Terrence Pollard, and Mr, Salzmonn, Row 5:
Scott McPhail, Kevin Floyd, Darryl Goliday, Mark
Drown, and Tim Kendricks.
Srring Trio
String Trio: Carhy Kendrick, Andrea Crawford, and
Dryanr Snort
Srring Ensemble
String Ensemble Row 1: Lorena McGow, Carhy Kendrick
Crystal Oldham, Pia Aaron, Regina Grubbs and Claire
Burnerr, Row 2: Dryanr Shorr, Valerie Garrerr, Karen
Parker, Andrea Crawford, Maria Dougherty, Don Norman,
Nancy Perkins and Johnna Hampton.
B Band
B Band Raw 1: Gary Kendricks Carl Sam, Ronald Stroks,
Anthony Sandlin Jaseph Pollard Phylis Day, and Daman
Fair Row 2: Stacy Lee Jody Macy, Melinda Ray Etienne
Lacey Cathy Lawson Diedra Alexandra Teresa Smith
Lynda Marsh and Lisa Preston. Row 0: Vickie Jackson,
Danna McKnight Paul Ritchie, Michelle Woods Rasito Floyd
Rhonda Chambers, Anthony Emerson Kim Cheatum Mark
Allemang, Angie Marsse and Dorothy Bufala. Row 4: Allen
Brian Albrand Vernon Squires Ronald Brittain Cathy
Crumpton Sandy Kerkland Adrienno Hauser Shanaire
Chambers. Row 5: Mr. Salzmann David Roe Mark
Rushing Jovern Bartlett King Scott Jerome Puryear David
Guynn Rebecca Maynard Darryl Green Irish Gilbert and
Brian Daniels.
Albrond, Anthony Cueralds, Darryn Pendergrass, Keith Miller,
Pep Band
Pep Bond Row 1: Sherry Hughs, Anthony Geralds,
Sterling Boyd, Jeff White, Jae Johnson, and Shangia
Woods, Row 2: Arthur Cantrell, Mike Sheehan,
Claudia Butler, Mike Head, Tim Kendrick, Jovan
Bartlett, Anthony Jackson, Mark Brown, and Andrea
Price. Row 8: Clentice Smith, Andrea Laisure, Jeff
Smith, Daman Spire, Brian Albrond, Alan Albrond,
Tony Mathis, Gerry Bendie, Darrell Galiday, Tadd
Show, Anthony Clark, and Mr. Salzmann.
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Goldenaires
Goldenoires Center Front Row: Kelly Armstrong.
Center Second Row: Carolyn Anderson, Deanna
Stadler, and Ruthie Clark. Center Back Row: Mrs.
Allen, Left Side: Lisa Brown, Missy Lang, Darla
Jones, Michelle Sider, Toni Beal, Patricia Perry, Sharri
Sutton, Chris Kennedy, Teresa Bradshaw, and Pam
Wheeler. Right Side: Terri Ziegler, Georgette Jones,
Francheska Norman, Crystal Moore, Beth Armstrong,
Valerie Garret, Relia Mann, Fiona Langford, Sonya
Shelby, Vicki Harrell and Renea Floyd.
Marching Band
Marching Bond: Row 1: Kenneth Glass, David Shinn, Scott
McFeel, Carl Sam, Kevin Floyd, Howard Smith, Garfield
Kelly, Glenn Harvey and Tony Mathis, Row 2: Judith Dill,
Andrea Lalsure, Andrea Price, Mealine Wheatley, Sherry
Hughes, Suzane McKinsey, Lori Haverstick, Angela Smith,
Rosiline Floyd, Adrennia Hauser, and Shangia Woods. Row
3: Stacey Lee, Amanda McNeil, Sherri Kendrick, Joyce
Catrell, Sandy Kirkland, Vanessa King, Carol Burnam, Becky
Maynard, Rosita Floyd, Jeff Smith, Byron Reed, Daryn
Golder, and Damon Spike. Row 4: Laurie Herald, Rodney
Radford, Lisa Preston, Mike Sheehan, Terrance Pollard,
Robyn Jackson, Anthony Jackson, Javern Bartlett, Clentice
Smith, Allen Albrand, Keith Milles. Row 5: Greg Addison,
Paul Ritchie, Chris Lee, Claudia Butler, Brian Daniels, Mark
Allemang, Joe Johnson, Jerome Puryer, Becky Geralds,
Mike Head and Mr. Salzmann, Row 6: Mark Brown, Tim
Kendrick, Jeff White, Carol Ross, Norman O'Brien, Tony
Gerald, Tony Clark, Etienne Lacey, Irish Gilbert, Jeff
Edgecomb, Richard Ripley, Todd Shaw and Arthur Cantrell.
Row 7: Michael Harris, Ronald Starks, Joe Pollard, Tony
Sandlin and Darryl Goliday,
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Knlghtsingers Row 1 Danny Norman Morris Hutchinson
Craig Davis Randy McPheron Tum Conroy and Bissell
Smith Row 2 Eric Driver Stephen Brewer Sam Hill David
Fox Adrian Ledell Stuart Hunter and William Jordan Row
David Burns Seth Barnett and Tim Bass Row 4 James
Taylor Brian Dodson Milse Flay Tim Neal Jerome Taylor
Jason Neely Danny Obrlen Steve Magnum and Donald
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Knlghtlngales Row 1: Tonya Styles, Joyce Harris,
Adrinia Jones, Drienne Hauser, Stephanie Royal and
Linda Contino. Row 2: Mary Pearcey, Sherry
Begley, Valerie Garret, Keshia Butler, Julie Reeves
and Shirley Schwizer. Row 3: LaVonne Jones,
Renee Patterson, Diana Eversale, Yolanda Dinlsins,
Pauls Page, Jackie Wells, Trina Meade and Cherly
Williams.
Arlingrones
Arlingtonesz Row 1: Claire Darnerr, Tonya Jewell,
Deniese Dugger, Crysral Dailey, Norma Shelbourne,
Karen Parker, Nancy Perkins, Cheri Malin, Maria
Dougherty, and Valda Freeman, Row 2: Srevvarr
Hunrer Troy Dickerson William Dennis Donnie
Phillips Don Norman Sreve Langford Tom Slagle
and Eric Driver
Concerr Choir
Concen Choir Row 1: Elba Meixueiro, Lisa Carpenrer,
Tonya Jewell, Crysral Oldham, Sonya Shelby, Lynda Lonrz,
Ruthie Clark, Duane Fosrer, Linda Conrino, Lorena McGow,
Maria Dougherry, Laura Kneip, Andrea Price, and Leslie
Pruirr. Row 2: Darla Jones, Cynrhio Chambers, Crystal
Dailey, Denise Dugger, Valerie Garrer, Julie Williams,
Rodwelle George, Karen Parker, Jackie Wells, Talerhia
Folson, Vickie Harrell, Cheri Molin, Kim Kerchka, and Sherri
Kendricks. Row 3: Sruarr Hunrer, Scorr Abel, Tim Bass,
William Jordan, Srerling Boyd, Ronald Srevens, David Reed,
Don Norman, Jason Neely, Mike Floyd, Eric Driver, Brian
Dodson, Daryn Golder, and Jeff Edgecomb. Row 4: Serh
Darnerr, Sreve Burgfeild, William Dennis, Keirh Miller, Donnie
Phillips, Reggie Murray, Noah Young, Sreve Magnum, Jim
Cummer, Andy Miller, Curr Ellior, Tim Pace, Lonnie Ball,
Sreve Langford, and Nick lkerd.
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Nurses Assistants: Row 1: Derh Daniels, Sherrie Russel,
Claudia Durler, Julie Williams, and Lillie Vaughn. Row 2:
Srephanie Randolph, Joner Conine, Brenda Olvey, Johnna
Harnpron, Brenda Carrwrighr, Cheryl Honeycurr, nor
pictured is Vivico Fox.
Auditorium Technicians
Auditorium Technicians: Row 1: Twanna, Hill, Michelle
Sider, and Lisa Carpenter. Row 2: Don Norman, William
Dennis, and Steve Mangum,
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Library Assisranrs
Library Assistants Row 1 Melinda Perrigrew Jill Yares
Dernna Bowman Debbie Corrrell Jerolyn Douglas Row 2
Angie Mons Darla Humphrey Maria Roque Tracy Page
Lisa Hoffman Row 3 Shawn Cory Maris Klein David
Warrler John Schwein David Roe Diane Cumn
Lerrerrnen
Lettermens Club Row 1: Denny Hodges, George
Bradshaw, David Flirman, Shaune Darnerr, and Perry Smirh.
Row 2: Mark Guynn, John Kearney, John Schusrer, Darryl
Powell, and Toni Deal, Row 3: Mr. Ward, Mike Harris, Keirh
Harris, Max Spiegel, Berry Rice, and Troy Dickerson. '
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Thesplon Society Row 1 Clarence Wells Michelle Sider
Jae Johnson ond Todd Shaw Row 2 Mrs Wyarr Terri
Hoffman and Deniese Dugger Row 3 William Dennis
Mike Head and Srephen Dergfield
Surron, Cynrhio Alxoff, Linda Conrino, Twanna Hill,'Lisa
Speech Team
Speech Team Row 1: Lisa Carpenrer, Damara
Srewarr, Twanna Hill, and Tina Burke. Row 2: Milse
Head, Srephen Bergfield, Lynda Lanrz, William
Dennis and Mrs. Wyorr.
Accolade
Accolade Staff Row 1 Rosemary Whire Lisa
Givan Karen Allegree Angela Lee and Kay
Thorpe Row 2 Carmen Tyler Lisa Hoffman
Sharon Burris Aaron Freeman John Neal Laurie
Herald Brenda Smirh and Dawn Moss Row 6 Mrs
Jennifer Werbil Cynrhia Chambers Kim Kerchlsa
Curr Elliorr Deniese Dagger LaVonne Janes Lorri
Prarr Deanna Sradler and Kelli Swem
Lancer Sraff
Lancer Staff Row 1: Mrs. Jennifer Werbil, Sharon Burris,
Carmen Tyler, Karen Allegree, Rosemary Whire, Angela
Lee, and Kay Thorpe. Row 2: Deanna Sradler, Lisa Hoffman,
Aaron Freeman, Kim Kerchlsa, John Neal, Curr Ellior, and
Laurie Herald. Row 0: Cynrhia Chambers, Lisa Givan,
LaVonne Jones, Brenda Smirh, Lorri Prarr, Kelli Swem, and
Dawn Moss.
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Newsreel: Mil4e Head, Sreve Dergfield, Lyndo Lonrz
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English Assistants left to right: Mrs. Morilyn McCloud,
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Knlghtwrlters Row 1: Lyndo Lonrz, Shongio
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Spanish Club Row 1 Kim Echols Derrick Grifin Kelly Pruirr
Trocey Romsey Poul Johnson Rochelle Duff ond Tomoro
Arris Row 2 Shoron Burris Shoun Bender Jill Yores Roberr
Dodson Pom Hudson Angie Oliver Mrs Dorion Pinner ond
Liso Dores Row 3 Jeff Srnirh Home Chowning Thereso
Smirh Tonyo Woodruff Shoune Fronlslin Corl Som ond Joe
Pollard Row 4 Clenrice Smirh Lornor Johnson Felicio
Williams Dovid Guynn Cosondro Burns Sheryl Wilson
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French Club Row 1: Rosiline Floyd, Norolie Moul,
Michoel Driver, Corhy Kendriclfs, Mory Lone, Morvo
l-lunr, Donno Loclserr, ond Mr. Fishbocls. Row 2:
Lyndo Jocks, Vicki l-ludson, Dorlene Douglos, Angie
Lee, Tony Sondlin, Dovis Sonders, Dovid Coldwell,
ond Tonyo Jeweel. Row 3: Home Chowning,
Vonesso King, Rosiro Floyd, Morsho Cooley, Mourice
Morlsey, John Neol, ond Lemor Johnson.
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German Club
German Club Row 2 Rosiline Floyd Johnarhan
Caldwell Parncl-4 Conover Lynda Lanrz Twanna Hill
Cindy Malless and Sheryl Ploclserr Row 2. Deneise
Dugger Rosira Floyd LoVonne Jones Gem
Anderson Debbie Roclserr Carhy Kendncla Susan
Vanessa King Lisa Dares Tracey Murray Ellen
Dixon Milse Sheehan Diane Currrn and John Royal
Larin Club
Latin Club Row 1: Micheal Hines, Tamara James, Sonya
Royal, William Walker, David Roe, Regina Hurr, and Todd
Ellior. Row 2: Jill Yares, Kevin Adams, Mike Driver, Steve
Srrunls Ken Perry Gary Carr Jerome Puryear Jeff Dunn
and Mrs. Repass.
nodreff, and Mr, Schulrz. new ag Lyndd Jada,
Junior Officers
Junior Closs Officers ond Council Row 1: Todd
Show, Presidenr, Doune Fosrer, Vice-President, Liso
Ford, Secrerory, Kim Reese, Treosurer. Row 2: Kim
Echois, Cheryl Toylor, Felicio Willioms, Joclsie Cooley,
Shoron Dey, ond Chris Kennedy. Row 8: Mory
Lone, John Neol, Dwoyne Mossey, Kelvin Jorrerr,
ond Carmen Joclfs.
Srudenf Councll
Student Council Row 1 Honey Fllrrnon Troy
Bollinger Mory Murchell Shoron Gronr Kam Elder
Crysrol Drown Domoro Sreworr Pomcls Bundles
Andreo Crowford ond Todd Show Row 2 Monlco
Molone Llso Corpenrer John Jornerson Crysrol
Douley Wnllnom Dennis Louro Kneup Paulo Bussey
Pro Aoron ond Llso Bush Row 5 Lnso Scorr
Chlqulro McCloyd Elbo Meuxuelro Sheryl Ptoclserr
Tino Corley Shonnon Murroy Trocey Murroy Terrsro
Green Row 4 Elolne Srnurh Angle Boker Denuese
Dugger Mxke Flowers VICISI Joclfson Ptosnllne Floyd
LoVonne Jones ond Norolle Moul Row 5 Corolyn
Anderson Debbie lkoclaerr Morvo Hunr Donno
Loclxerr Jennlfer Thompson Doryn Golder Dovld
Reed Vonesso Kung ond Donuel Knelp Row 6
Lorry Voughn Lyndo Jocks Terr: Ford Krm Reese
Corrnen Joclfs Georgerre Jones Rochelle Duff
Dronne Shelton ond Rosrfo Floyd
l-lunnon Relorions
Humon Relations Row 1: Dornoro Sreworr, Trocey
Murroy, Cormen Tyler, ond Poulo Bussey. Row 2: Debbie
Rockerr, Liso Corpenrer, Georgerre Jones, Crysrol Bailey,
ond Angie Boker, Row 3: Terrie Ford, Vickie Horrell, Porricls
Bundles, Shoron Gronr, Norolie Moul, ond Andreo Crawford.
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A.V. Asslstonfs Row 1: Por Conover, Joni Myers,
Row 2: John Schwein, Gory Woodruff, ond Darrin
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Science Club Row 1 Debbie Rodserr Shern Scorr Dovnd
Fhrmon ond Jerry Rlrchue Row 2 Drone Jock Doryn
Golder ROSIIIOE Floyd Kevln Manor Ke-nr Wert ond Sheryl
Fkoclserr Row 3 Steve Arnold Mlchoel Drlver Mory Lone
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Polltlcal Club Row 1 Damara Srewarr Crystal
Brown Jackie Fox Cynrhia Halliburton Pam Barbee
Lecinnia Majors Rurhie Claris Bobby Herring and
John Royal Row 2 Richard McClendon Marcia
Temple and Whirney Snowden Row 3 Lynda
Lanrz Tim Boss Angie Blackwell Karen Jadcson
Kim Mirchell Theresa Morris and Barb Holler Row
4 Rondell Williams Mildred Dixon Sandy Sreward
Mournina McNair and Rebecca Carurhers Row 5
Mike Montgomery Norma Shelbourne Jeff Williams
and Mr Brown
PUSH Excel
PUSH for Excellence Row 1: Daryn Golder, Valerie
Turnrine, Cindy Malless, Sandy Kerr, Honey Flirman, Rasiline
Floyd, Cheryl Taylor, Marva Hunr, and Donna Locke-rr. Row
2: Pia Aaron, Sharon Burris, Damara Srewarr, Michelle
Douglas, Tina Oares, Marcia Cooley, and .lohnno Hampton.
Row 3: John Jamerson, Gerri Anderson, Bryanr Shorr,
Sherry Jones, Naralie Maul, Jackie Cooley, Rosira Floyd, and
Jerome Puryear.
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Woods, Gwen Demougin, Marchell Delaney, William
Jordan, Angie Narrh and Ms. Buckley. Row 2:
Michelle Tamper, Sharon Smirh, Laresa Middleron,
Linda Manson, Kim Mirchell, Allen Washingron, Tim
Carter and Herman Berris. Row 3: Jackie Barrlerr,
Gayle Laye, Whirney Snowden, Cheryl Freemen,
Ron Lacey, Tam Cox and Glenn Johnson. Row 4:
Robyn Deamon, Ron Williams, Sheila Rowley and
Sarah Hursr.
COE
COE: Row 1: Tywanna Smirh, Cynrhia l-lalliburron, Currina
Sanders, Danna Bacon, Karen Currin, Mildred Williams,
Connie Steele, and Cynthia Daniel. Row 2: Carla Long,
Lynda Jacl-is, Olga Duclswarrh, Lesley Pruirr, Michelle
Jackson, Robin Manning, Arlerha Townsend, and Nedra
Dixon, Row 3: Danna Cameron, Judy Jahnsron, Dwanda
Tamper, Debbie Brooks, Mary Pearcy, Rebecca Geralds,
Sharon Marrin, Nadine Hawkins. Row 4: Ms. Johnson, Jeff
Williams and Debbie Goodlae.
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VICA Row 1: Robin Dollord, Shoron Borbee Tony
Thompson, Dwayne Rogers, Tim Boss,
Dorbee. Row 2: Connie Light, Shoron
Chorisee Mcfkeynolds, Che-srer Bullock,
John King, Row 3: Sheilo Woshingron
Monwell Dovis, Cory Richordson, Row
Lowrence Moore, Liso Lorrison, Dorrin
Englebrighr. Row 5: Sondy Sreword, Spencer Morlsey
Chesrer York ond Eric Driver.
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Bowling Club
Bowling Club Row 1: Lori Hoversrick,
Vicki Horrell, Joe Horrell. Row 2: Jeff
Conover, John Miller, Derh High, ond
Borb Holler. Row 3: Drendo Smith, Kim
Chesroskey, Mory Keorney, Nick lkerd,
Row 4: Howord Smirh, Dee Dee
Drocks, Robyn Poindexrer, ond Dorryl
Prorher.
Bowling Club
Bowling Club Row 1: Shelio Cook,
Rich Whitney, Terry Ziegler, Row 2:
Jerome Puryeor, unknown, John Ter-
low. Row 3: Michelle Wilson, Kevin
Minor, ond Donno Lockerr. Row 4: Shir-
ley Schweizer, Sheryl Schweizer, Mory
Percy, Micheol Hines.
Bowling Teom
Bowling Club Row 1: Lori Hoversricix,
ond Desiree Drocl-as. Row 2: Troy Bol-
linger, Kevin Lee, ond Tim Smirh.
Bowling Club
Bowling Club Row 1: Croig Hogo-
done, Cindy Molless, Corlo Toylor, Bern
Dunn, Morio Dougherty, Row 2: Tino
Molless, Greg Wilkes, Liso Dores, ond
Poulo Bussey. Row 3: Morcio Temple,
Debbie Srnirh, Micheol Smirh ond Mi-
choel Flowers, Row 4: Eric McConn,
Terry Ford, Vernon Squires, Kevin Lee,
Row 5: Elizoberh, Vonce, Cheryl Toy-
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Honor Society: Row 1: Laura Kneip, Lynda Lanrz,
Valda Freeman, and Andrea Crawford. Row 2: Lor.
l-laversrick, Psima Abyad, William Dennis, and Fiona
Langford. Row 3: James Dunn, David Flirman, John
Kearney, and Darryl Prarlwer.
Quiz Team
Qulz Team: Row 1: Deniese Dugger, Lisa Carpenrer,
Debbie Roclserr and Steve Arnold. Row 2: Mrs. Good
Susan Roclaerr David Fllrman Sherry Scarf and Kevin Minor
R.O,T.C.
R.O.T.C. Row 1: S, Adoms, J, Prevot, F. White, W.
Johnson, T. Townsend, L. Joclsson, B, Willioms, To. Adoms,
5. Reese, Ty. Adoms, M, Cooley, ond C. Jockson. Row 2:
J. Goodwin, S, Kenworthy, J. Cooley, V. Gortin, W,
t Morlsey, J, Dortlett, V. Sutton, M, Temple, G. Beotry, D.
f T' ' Joclason, T. Woodruff, ond S. White, Row 3: T. Doy, S,
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V. Wridht, D. Forrell, W. Chowning, A. Thompson, CI.
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Buclsholder, K. Moynord, D. Jeffers, D. Reed, T. Soxton, C.
" Vi Andrews, M. Gorrert, B. Dorling, M. Tyler, S. Jones, H.
f " , Flirmon, ond A. Mcl4nucl4les. Row 5: K. Adoms, D. Herring,
.Q S. Prevot, L. Jefferson, R. Niclsens, D. Chonoult, V. Stowe,
G. Owens, M. White, H, Triggs, W, Hole, R. Dorling, L.
Morelond, ond P, Lee.
News Bureou
News Bureau left to right: LoVonne Jones, Shoron
Burris, Domoro Srewort, Lourie Herold, ond John
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Rain Soalsed Season
team
a re-
only
year due
returning
years'
aylor, Chris
Malone and
Bradshaw. "I
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commented Baseball coach
Joe Draughon.
The Knights were 0-2 in tourna-
ment play, They were beaten
by the Northwest Pioneers 40
in the first round of the City
Tournament. ln the first round
of rhe Sectionals the Knights
were knocked out of the sec-
tionals by the Hornets of Beech
Grove. Arlington was leading
the game 4-O going into the
fifth inning, when the Beech
Grove Hornets rallied to score
five runs and to false the lead
and advance in the sectianals.
"We are looking forward to a
very successful season A next
year, with the return of seven
letterrnenf' stored Coach
Draughonr
The reserve team finished a
very disappointing season with
a record of 0-5. A
Sophomore Jim Mass stated, "lt
was a disappointing season,
we iaclsed experience and had
eieven of out games tained
our." A
VARSITY BASEBALL 1981
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1 Washington 11
O Manual 8
Q Lawrence Central 3
3 Tech 8
5 Cathedral 1
o Howe 1
2 Perry Meridian 6
O Chorard 14
4 Warren Central 9
3 Scecina 10
5 Beech Grove 6
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Front row: Sharon Burris and Rachell Duff. Row PJOUOSOFW, Kevin Lee, Gory Woodruff, Donald
fy, ,,,"' 2: Baron McCullough, James Hardy, Sreven Gilberr, Tracy Fields, Kenny Jackson, and Coach
Carter, Dewayne Massey, Damond Woodfork, DOLJQ NOrdhOlf.
Left Contact . . . Junior George UVOClSl'1OW Far Lefr Got it . . . Senior Tim Taylor makes rhe
makes conracr wirh rhe ball for a base hir. play on a hard ground bali,
Varsiry Daseball!Q1
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1981 Track Team: Row 1: Tracy Murray,
Rurhie Claris, Lisa Bares, Olga Duclwvorrh, Sonya
Royal, Fairh Srnirh and Haney Flirman. Row 2:
Tonya Jewell, Teresa Bradshaw, Derh
Armsrrong, Vicki Harrell, Bridger Washingran,
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foward rhe finish line during a close race
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Srephanie Balls, Anrilsa I-larrad and Jean Franklin.
Row 8: Coach Chris Allen, Angie Fox, angie
Murray, Tanya Larham, Tanya Mae, Gerri
Anderson, Berina Malless, Fairh Davis and Coach
Anna Wessel.
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Roe Innes up o oorr oonng o spring goif long shor down rne foirwoy during o golf
morcn march,
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Above. 1981 Golf Team . . . Coocn John
Monko, Todd Elhor, Dovid Roe, Sreve Srrunlf.,
John Muller, ono Roger Beol.
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Don Norrnon, Odell llonson, Morvin Wode ond
Cooch John Ising.
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volleyball,
Below. 1961 Varsity Volleyball Team: Row 1:
Lillie Avery, Carmencira Hughes, Valda Freeman,
Kelli Toliver, and Teresa Bradshaw, Row 2:
Manager lean Franlslin, Stephanie Balls, Angie
Murray, loclsie Ford, Gerrie Anderson, Angie Fox
and Coach Anna Wessel
llighr. 1981 Reserve Volleyball Team: Row 1:
Tonya Trorrer, Cheryl Taylor, Lawanda Scorr,
and Daune Fosrer. Row 2: Michelle Herring,
Jeanerro Tiberland, Allison Carrer, Angie Douglas,
and Lillie Hood. Row 3: Jaclsie Cooley, Paula
Pore, Karen Seowood, Wanda Ford, Darlene
Douglas, and Coach Sreven Glenn,
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keeps an eye on rhe volleyball during a varsiry
volleyball game.
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credited in in season?
expressed new Varsity football
coeowlimlcraver, ll -
The Varsify foorooil team fing
ishedo sub par season with a
rnarlsof CSA7. "We played some
very good football learns, our
we were capable of being o
good team also,g'f added coach
Craver.
The Knighrs showed rhis capa-
oiiiry, by defearing Brood Rip-
ple 15,13 in the firsr game of me
season. "The feam looked
good on oorh offense anode-
fense, our we lacked consisren-
XM
lrlfnorovemenf
Crayerf The second, game of
the season saw the Knighrs losf
ing ro rho Porriors of Marshall,
Junior Greg Addison Corn
mented, "The Marshallrgarne
was o big one Win our Season,
had we won we would have
had rhe rnomenrum going into
rhe nexr four games before
rhe homecoming igamegff
Dropping the next four games,
lefr the Knights 1-4 or The mid-if
season TT'lC1l'li.' The next, game
was the homecoming gorraeyq
and rhe Knighfs put on a scor-
ing show by cihallsing up A38
points ro defear Arracles, The
Knights entered rheif lasf five
games of rhe season vvirh a
chance ro finish above 500,
but whey could only manogey
cy all season," sroredcoach a 3-7 record, l ,
Varsity Football 1981+ 4
AHS l OPP
51 Broad Ripple 13 i V
O Marshall 36 1
10 Cathedral 27
6 Howe 14
Q Charard 210 f x
33 Arfudo 7
14 Woshingron V 46
20 Brebuf 14
O Roncalli QQ
26 Avon 48
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Paul Woods scrambles ro avoid being racisled. gives sophomore Randy Mcpneron some
insrrucrions during a rimeour.
108 Reserve Freshmen Foorpoii
Rignr. Stopped short . . . This reserve
runningbacls is sropped snorr of a roocndown by
rwo Wasningron defenders.
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Lefr.'Heoding for the e ndf,zone as
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f fo avoid, the 6efef1Se'a0d,he0d for rhe end
Right. Eyeing the competition , ,.
Varsity wrestling coach Ed Dwyer keeps
an eye on the competition daring a
Varsity meet.
Wrestlers Finish at 4-9
11O,"Varsity Wrestling
The 198182 Varsity Wrestling
team ended with a regular
season record of 4-9,
The grapplers started their sea-
son with three losses before
Chalking up a win over North-
west. The Knights also had wins
over Attacks, Broad Ripple,
and Scecina. In the City Tourna-
ment the wrestlers ran into
trouble, finishing ninth out of fif-
teen teams.
ln the Sectionais, the varsity
wrestlers luck was better as
Troy Dickerson and Tim Pace
captured the championships in
their weight division, and .lim-
my Lee, Dennis Christie, Tom
Mamaw, and Troy Robertson
captured runnerup positions.
The Knights luck ran out in the
Regionals, with no one od-
vancing to the Semi-Stare,
The Varsity team will be losing
six senior wrestlers this year
and Coach Dwyer feeis the
team will be young but have
great promise, y 1
Varsity Wrestling 1981-82
AHS OPP
59 Carmel 60
18 Tech 55
18 Marshall 55
35 Northwest 30
13 Avon 55
12 Manual 61
62 Artuciss 11
18 Noblesville 49
22 Washington 40
37 Scecina Q6
29 Howe 30
27 Warren Central 41
60 Broad Ripple 6
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Nesbirr, Vincenr Gorrin, ond Vince-nr Srnirh, Row 2:
lrish Gilbert, Tom Murnow, Deon Holler, ond Coach
Ed Dwyer.
Righr. Close to o pln . . . Troy Roberrson
keeps o good grip on his Norrhwesr
opponenr for 0 pin.
Above Reserve Wrestling Teom: Row 1: Row 2: Assisronr Cooch Dwoyne lngrcirn,
Derrick Gorrerr, Denny Hodges, Damon Dole Denrly, Loshwin Owens, Joe Herring,
Woodforls, Jomes Young, ond Troy Iloberrs. ond Erienne Locey.
112, lleserxe - Freshmen Wresrling
Righr Trying to ge! free . . . Moria Gwynn
rries ro ger free of his opponenrs grip ro
ovoid o pin.
all
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rakedown,
Team Finishes at 5 o
"I feit they did a finejab considf
ering the team was made up
of mostiy freshmen," com-
mented wrestling coach Ed
Dwyer about the 545 reserve
team season.
The reserve team, which con-
sisted of mostly freshmen, got
oft to a slow start this year los'
ing their first three meets of the
season, but they made a
strong showing toward the end
of the season winning three
out of their last five meets.
in the City Tournament the re-
serve grapplers made a strong
showing as they placed fifth
out of fifteen teams with
Wayne Johnson capturing the
championship in the 155 weiQht
class and Torn Maman runner
up at 145 and Dean Holler tun-
nerup at 167.
Next year iooi-ts to be a very
promisingryear for the reserve
wrestlers with the majority of
the team returning, but coach
Dwyer feels it is too early to teii
how the team wi!! do.
Reserve Wrestiing 1981-82
Aus OP
so tem 45
ts comet 54
t 15 Marsmti 33 t
45 I Northwest 24
48 Cathedral 21
'24 Nobiesvilie 40
35 Washington 15 '
30 Scecina 30
45 Broad Ripple 15
36 Howe 99
17 Warren Central 48
Reserve Freshmen Wrestlingfiid
Freshman Dean Holler tries to escape
the grip of his opponent to avoid a
Girls Add Spirit
Stolling, Breolsdown, Defoult. Do you rec-
ognize these terms? Well these ore com-
mon terms for o group of girls in our
school, the Mot Molds ond the Wrest-
lettes. Knowing terms such os these is
one of the requirements of the girls to
molse the squod.
This yeor wos the first yeor for the Wrest-
lettest Sponsor Jennifer Werbil ond cooch
Ed Dwyer thought up the ideo. There
were so mony girls trying out for Mot
Molds this yeor ond they didn't like turn-
ing them owoy, so they come up with
the Wrestlettes. The Wrestlettes ore o
group which is somewhot of o troining
or reserve group to the Mot Moids.
"The progrom hos been very success-
ful," comments Jennifer Werbil, sponsor.
"lt con oct os on did in deciding who is
quolified ond interested in being o Mot
Moid. Hopefully the Mot Moids will be in
chorge of the Wrestlettes next yeor in-
steod of me," she continued.
There is onother very supportive group
which hos grown immensely this yeor.
The Pep Club consists of o growing 80
members. They con be recognized by
their bright gold sweotshirts. The Pep
Club meets every Wednesdoy when
they frequently worls with the cheer-
leoders to leorn the cheers,
'll hove been very pleosed with the Pep
Club this yeor. There hos been o reol
show of school spirit ond there will defi-
nitely be on increose in members next
yeor," club sponsor Dorion Pinner ex-
pressed.
The Pep Club encouroges other fons to
join in the cheers ot the boslsetboll
gomes ond hopes more will join next
yeor. "lt's o good experience ond brings
people closer together to boost the spirit
of the teom," exploined club president
Joseph Pollond.
Above. 1961-62 Pep Club: Row 1: Kothy
Crumpron, Liz Vonce, Lorolene Deoch, Dionne
Shelton, Jerolun Douglos, Joclsie Smith, ond C-,oil
Wolloce. Row 2: Jennifer Thompson, Terri
Moon, Cheryl Howord, Mozelle Middleton, ond
Liso Stott Row 3: Chormoin Johnson, Lynise
114fPep Club - Mor Molds
Midi.
Poindexrer, Pom l-ludson, Heleno Cole, Shoron
Block, Neltonyo Holmon, ond Crystol Sonders,
Row 4: Morvo Hunt, l-lottie Chowing, Michelle
Douglos, Korhy Johnson, Angie Oliver, Kelvin
Jorrerr, Tomoro Artis, Corl Som, ond Joe Pollord.
Left. Keeping score . . . Mor Moids Shoron Burris Below. 1981-82 Mot Molds: Row 1: Ruthie Clorls,
ond Ruthie Clorls lseep score during o wrestling Angelo Lee. Row 2: Rebecco Moynord, Tonyo
motch. Moy, Glorio Mosley, ond Shoron Burris.
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Tomoro Artis shows her school spirit during o boslserboll Vondo Wright, Rosiro Floyd, Dionne Shelton, ond
Qome, Koy Thorpe. Row 2: Jennifer Thompson, Amondo
McNeil, Drienne Houser, Jill Yores, Angelo Breedlove,
Sondy Kirlslond, ond l-lortie Chowning.
Pep Club - Mor Moids!'l15
Spirir Leaders
Why would one vvanr ro spend every Friday nighr
cheering rhe football ream on ro vicrory in all lrinds of
wearher, or spend rhe evening in a sruffy gym cheering
rhe baslserball ream ro vicrory? Probably because rhar
person is o Knighr cheerleader.
These cheerleaders under rhe direcrion of sponsor Pia-
mono Warson, spend many hours pracricing ro improve
rheir cheering rechniques ro help promore school spirir.
Each and every girl purs fourrh an energeric perfor-
mance ro lseep rhe crows roaring for rhe ream. Bur did
you ever srop ro rhinlf if these girls ever ger rlred? Well
maybe so bur rhe energy of rhe game carries rhem
rhrough.
The Arlingron cheerleaders lead a busy life, wirh srudies,
jobs and orher exrra-curricular acriviries. Bur you srill see
rhem or every football and baslserball game cheering
for our reams ro win.
Upper righr Spirit leader . . . Reserve cheerleader
Denise Chrisrie leads rhe cheer ar a reserve game
Above Leading the cheer Freshman
cheerleader Angie Walrers leads rhe freshmen
squad in a cheer
Rlghr Keeping up the spirit . . . Senior Tracy
Murray leads rhe crowd uh a cheer ro keep up rhe
reams' spirir
11a Cheerleaders
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Above Cheerleader . . . Junior Joyce Corrrell leads a cheer during rhe Vorsiry
baslserball game.
Lefr Motloning for two . . . Varsiry cheerleader Clara Burnerr rnorions for rhe varsiry
basketball reann ro score rwo poinrs.
Delow. Varsity Cheerleaders. Left to right: Clara Durnerr, Daniel! Fosrer, Lisa Ford, Joyce
Corrrell, Tracy Murray, Tanya Jewell, and Angie Fox.
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Above, Freshmen Cheerleaders. Left to rlght: Kim Powell, Angie Walrers, Billie
Counr, Angie Jackson, and Robin Meens
Cheerleaders X 117
Pilghii TfYIng for rwo . , . Vorsiry
player Vickie Groom goes in for o
layup ro score for rhe Knighrs.
Team l-las Winning Season
118fGirIs' Varsiry Daslieilwll
"Our record was 13-6, your I
rhoughr we could have done
beirerf' explained Girls' Varsity
Basketball coach Anna Wessel.
The lady Knights srarred rheir
season by downing Carhedral
and Howe ro caprure rheir sec:-
ond Howe lnvirarional Charn-
pionship. 7 The reom showed
grear promse as rhey made
their quesr for a second Ciry
Championship, They defeared
Broad Ripple in the firsr round
of rhe City Tournament, our
their hopes were shafferecl as
the Norrhwesr Pioneers
downed rhe Knights 47-51. in
highly ranked Warren Central
team. They were eliminated
by Warren as rheir rearn our-
shor rhe Knighfs ro win 2646.
Senior Koybrewer lead rhe
team in scoring this year, aver-
aging 18.4 points a game. Jo-
nior Angie Murray and Sophof
more Chariro Snead also were
high scorers for rhe Knighrs
averaging 9.0 poinrs each a
game.
Seven players wiiioe rerurning
and Coach Wessel feels rhe
team should do well in compe-
ririon nexr year,
rhe Secrionals rhe ream faced o
Girls' Varsity Baslserball
AHS OP
50 Cathedral 47
63 Howe 57
67 Lurheran 25
So Norrhwesr oo
Ai Decorur Central 50
44 Chorard 42
43 Arruclss 39
82 Brood Ripple 58
A7 Norrhwesr 51
59 Manual 56
66 Rirrer 26
52 Morsholl 56
28 'Tech '23
61 Howe 47
40 Roncalli , 43
52 Scecina w 42
75 Woshingron 28
85 Brood Ripple 52
26 Warren Cenrral 41:
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Left. Reaching for the rebound . . , Reserve
Ployer Stephanie Boils tries ro our reoch her
Arruclis opponent to pull down the rebound.
A Leorning Experience
This yeor's girls' reserve boslxer-
boll reonn, under the leodership
of new heod cooch Steven
Glenn, finished their seoson
with o winning record of Q-5.
"I felt the girls leorned the fun'
domentols plus mode greoi
strides os people ond young lo-
diesf' expressed cooch Glenn.
The reservefreom got off to o
slow stort os they dropped their
first rwo games of the seoson,
but things turned Ground for
the reorn os they defeored
Chorord 27-15 ond eventual
city lchornps:Arruci1s 21-18,
ln rhe city tournament, the
reom wos defeated by Brood
Ripple 33-36. The reserve
reom finished the seoson win-
ning seven out of their lost nine
gonnes to post o 9-5 seoson
record. i
"We hove five good ployers
returning with some incoming
freshmen, I think we will hove
cz good chonce of winning the
cify next yeorf' odded Gooch
Glenn.
Kim Powell, Jonerro Timberlolse
ond Stephonie Dolls led the re-
ly it t serve team in .scoring this ye-or,
l Girls' Reserve Boslaetlooll
AHS t OP
' 22 Decatur Cenfrol 23
l r 25 Northwest 35
27 Chorord 15
Y Qi r Arroclfs 1:5
83 Brood Ripple 36
V 85 Monuol 21
' 26" Rirter 12
Q5 Morsholl 28
27 Tech 17
30 Howe 18
36 ' Psoncolli 33
37 Sceclno 15
46 Woshingron 15
40 Brood Ripple 15
Girls' Reserve DcisI4erl3oIlf1Ql
Right Slam dunk Junior Eric Wiggins slams
the ball in the basket TO scare,
Sectional Runner-u
the 1981432 varsity itsosierboti
team, under the direction of
coach Ed Ward, ended their
season with a record of 15-O.
in their first game of the sea-
son, the squad faced the highly
ranked Washington Continen-
tols. The Knights gave the Con-
tinentals a run for their money
but time ran out as Washington
handed the team their first loss
of the season 74-76. The team
evened their record at 1-1 as
they defeated Marshall 68-58,
ln their next game, the team
faced another highly ranked
team, the Howe Hornets. The
Hornets nipped the team at the
buzzer 6668, The squad won
their next four games to enter
the city tournament with a re-
cord 5-2,
P
ln the city tournament, the
teammade a very impressive
showing as they defeated Cha-
rard and Tech to advance to
the championship game
where the team was defeated
by the 2nd ranked Cathedrai
irish 49-60, -
The squad got their chance to
get revenge over Cathedral as
they upset the Irish 74-65s The
team also upset'14th ranked
Washington and come Clase to
an upset over Howe 52-56, c
ln the Sectionals, the team
earned their way to the cham-
pionship game by defeating
Chatard and Tech. ln the
championship game, the team
was defeated by Cathedral 60-
62 ta end the season at 15-9.
Boys' Varsity Basketball 1981-82
AHS OP
74 Washington 76
68 Marshall 58
ao Howe 68
71 Scecino 63
78 Northwest 51
71 Lawrence Central 62
64 Brofizd Ripple 66
68 Chatard 66
76 Tech 51
AO Cathedral 60
79 North Central 53
47 Manual 50
52 Chatara' 54
58 Roncalli 55
74 Cathedral 65
72 Washington 70
52 Howe 56
68 Tech 59
66 Attucks 61
58 Chotard 56
55 Tech 51
60 Cathedral 62
63 Ritter 60
57 Marshall 68
2nd City Tournament
2nd Sectianals
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Below. Boys' Reserve Basketball Team: Row 1:
Greg Williams, Bruce Robinson, John Echols, and
Adrian Ledell. Row 21 James Johnson, Charles
Eberhardr, Raymond Polls, Bobby Croyron, and Ron
Cox,
Lefr Planning the next move . , .
Freshmen coach, Dave Karro, raises
advonrage of o rime-our ro go over a play
wirh rhe freshmen squad.
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Above. Freshmen Basketball Team: Row
1: David Posey, Collin Carson, Lomonr Rice,
Maris Williams, Jon Prevor, and James
Vaughn Row 2: Coach Dave Karro, l-larell
124, Reserve Y Freshmen Daslserboll
Williamson, Damond Boyd, Calvin Tynes,
Sam lsirlsland, Michael Murray, Gerald
Robison, and Ronald Florence.
Lefl. Reaching for the rebound . . . For Lefr, Defensive move , . . Preserve
Freshman Calvin Tynes barrles wirh his player John Echols fries ro raise rhe ball
ooponenr for rhe rebound. away from his Norrhwesr apponenr.
rebound.
A Winning Tradirion
Wirh four reiurning , players
from last year's squad, rhe Re-
serve Baslferball Team srarred
aff rheir season on rhe winning
rracls by dawning rheir firsr
three opponents of the season.
Junior Andrean Ledell was the
reams second leading scorer
behind Eric Wiggins who fin-
ished our the season playing on
rhe varsity squad, The lass of
Wiggins did nor derer the
squad as rhey enrered rhe dry
rournamenr where rhey
'downed Piirrer 56130 ro ad-
vance ro rhe semi-final round
where rhey lasr a hearrbreaker
ra Marshall 5354. 'Wirh mosr
of the ream rerurning, l think
we should have a good
Freshmen
V ' Freshmen
Al-IS' 4 4 OP
54 Lawrence Cenrrai 18
41 Norrhwesr g 45
66 Howe 37
29 Chdrord 39
41 ' Warren Cenrral 37
48 Tech 53
85 Brood Ripple 89
39 Manual 86
57 Marshall 84
4a Arrucks 40
48 Rirrer 37
48 Scecina SO
53 Cathedral 49
34 Washingran 31
31 Manual 82
86 Broad Ripple 32
Team," replied Reserve Coach
Chuck Page.
The freshmen ream ended
rheir season with a winning re-
cord of 10-6.
The rream srarred off rheir sea-
son wirh wins over Lawrence
Cenrrai and Howe buf North-
west handed rhe ream their
Hrsr lass of fhe season in over'
rime. The team finished our rhe
season winning six our of rheir
lasr seven games.
lhe freshmen ream was led in
scoring by Lamonr Rice, Da-
mon Boyd, and James
Lefr. Barrie at the board . , Freshman ian
Prevor borrles his opponents ra pull dawn rhe
Vaughn.
d--- Preserve Baslseroall
Reserve
AHS OP
52 Washrngran 48
46 Howe 43
46 Marshall 40
46 N0fil'Nwesf 49
54? Lawrence Cenrral S6
43 Broad Ripple 28
51 Marshall 52
DO Ritter 40
52 Marshall 53
86 Charard 52
48 Roncalli 26
57 Rirrer 26
45 Washington G2
41 Howe 53
46 Manual 85
46 Carhedral 40
57 Norfh Central 34
44 Ted-i 4 45
49 Scecina 28 r
58 Arrucks 88
Reserve e Freshmen Daslseroallfl25
Righr, Coming up fariair Seniorfifrgdl IV 7
I-luizer comes up for ,air dUIii'1Ql'O,'SW'll'l'Y" H
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Problems Hgmper Team
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riirriing swimmers, the swim
ream began me 1981-82
son with hopes of winning, Bur
circumsrances 1 beyond the
swim feams conrrol prevented
the ream from having a win'
ning season. -"The season was
ci big disappoinrmenr due TO
fhe lack of pracrice rime and a
pool ro practice in," explains
swim coach Ken Lewis.
The pool that rhe team used
for practice was shui down
due ro mechanical problems,
and rhe team locked the funds
to find anorher pool YO practice
year, if we can find a pooland
rhe hours ro pragriceff added
Coach Lewis. 1 1 1
Despite the lacls of a pool, the
swim feam had several refine
performances from sophomore
Craig Hagadone, and seniors
Jim Dunn, Fred Huizer, Sieve
Mangum and Michael Sam.
Five lerrermeri will bererarning
ro the team fnexr year and
Coach Lewis 'feels the ream will
have l'i'l9',fQlGf1l' ro be a com-
peririye reom. g y 1
Swimming 1981-82 ii
AHS OP
41 Hagerstown 122
62 Howe 107
56 Tech 117
69 Marshall 103
56 Cenrer Grove 114
68 Hamilron S,E, 103
94 Washingroa 42
79 Brebuef 97
72 Chorord 99
Arh Ciry Meer
Nm,
Lefr. And he-'s off . . . Senior Sreve
Mongum dives from rhe srorring blocks
during comperirion.
Below. Swim Teom. Row 1: Jeff Dorlser, Wisdom, ond Som Hill, Row 3: Tom Dovis,
Doryn Golder, Toni Beol, Liso Corpenrer, Fred Michoel Som, Cleosrer Dovis, Jim Dunn, Sreve
Huizer, ond Scorr Derling, Row 2: Keirh Mongum, Dryonr Dodson, Joclsie Wells, ond
Miller, Eric Powell, Tony Dunn, Michoel Clorence Hunr.
,swim-J i. , S
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Lefr, Stroking . . . Senior Toni Deal srrolses Above. Going strong . . . Sophomore Croig
rhrough rhe worer while swimming rhe Hogodone comes up for oir during d swim
lengrh of rhe pool. meer.
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Dedicated Individuals
Arlington's athletic department would
not be complete without the dedicated
coaching staff.
This special group of individuals spends
many hours teaching young people the
fundamentals of athletics and how to
win and lose graciously. And when they
are not busy working with their teams,
you can find many of them in the class-
room teaching.
Why would one want to spend long
hours in the classroom teaching and then
spend their evenings coaching? Swim
coach Ken Lewis explains why he enjoys
coaching, "I like coaching because it'
gives a person an opportunity to deve-
lope the full character of students men-
tally and physically." And how do the
students feel about the coaches? Junior
Jim Moss comments, "l feel the coaches
do a good job and give everybody a
chance to play."
An Arlington coach leads a busy life try-
ing to maintain a good athletic program
and a winning tradition at Arlington.
Sometimes they don't get the recogni-
tion they deserve, but the athletic de-
partment would not be the same with-
out them.
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Above. Watching the team . , , Freshmen
coach Jim I-layes keeps an eye on the team
during the game.
128 X Coaches
Right. Giving orders . . . Reserve coach
Chuck Page shouts instructions to the team.
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Left. Words of encouragement . . . Wrestling coachef Below. Daily routine . . . Coach Joe Draughon
Michael Slabaugh and Ed Dwyer give some words of talses a few minutes to grade papers in a study
encouragement to wrestler Darrell Powell hall.
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coach William Dennett lseeps tracls of the teams' Baslsetball coach Steven Glenn goes over the game
times. plan with his team.
Coaches! 129
130 X People Dnvnder
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They're oll oround you - in rhe cofererio
woiring for the 8100 om bell, your firsr hour
homeroom, your English closs, your club.
You see rhem offer school or l-loog's drug
srore, or worls ond or rhe movies. Helping
you solve your morh problems, oslsing o girl
ro rhe donce for you, lending you o pen, o
piece of poper, or lunch money - rhese
people do o lor for you. You spend o greor
deol of rime vvirh rhem. You ond your
friends live, work, ond porry rogerher. Both
of you ore rhe cenrrol porr of the school.
Wirhour you, rhe-re would be no meering
ploce for people ro grow ond leorn. You
ore imporronr becouse . . . YOU'RE WHERE
IT COUNTS!
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School
People Divider! 131
Fred A. Jones, Principal
Faburn DeFranrz, Vice-Principal
Nancy Lorlsin, Vice-Principal
James Spears, Direcror of Guidance
Harry Caslsey, Dean of Boys
Carole Smirh, Dean of Girls
Fred Randall, Assr. Dean of Bays
Willie Martin, Arhleric Direcror
Margaret Armenoff, Business
Rebecca Bender, Special Educarian
Don Clodfelrer, Marh
Joe Draughon, Physical Educarion
William Fishback, Foreign Language
James Guillaume, Arr
Bernard Heelse, lndusrrial Arrs
Josephine Holder, Home Economics
Roberr McClary, Science
Marilyn McCloud, English
Zonda Monrgomery, Music
John Morris, Social Srudies
132!Adrnin1srrarion Faculry And Sraff
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James Abraham, Science
Rubie Alexander, Marh
Chrisrina Allen, Special Educarion
Sgr. Robert Alysworrh, ROTC
Louise Barries, English
William Bennerr, Marh
Barnerr Birch, Special Educarion
David Blase, Science
Raberr Bowman, Science
George Brown, Social Srudies
Leorha Buckley, Business
Irvin Cash, Audio-Visual
Malinda Coffee, Business
Sgr, Eddie Colley, ROTC
Ruth Colon, Foreign Language
Michael Conyers, Music
James Craver, Physical Education
Sharon David, Science
Ronald Davie, Social Srudies
Mary Davis, Home Economics
Edward Dwyer, Social Srudies
Louisrine Fields, Business
William Fisher, Marh
Adminisrrarian Faculry And Srafffiisil
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Corol reef studies odvontogeous for Wolls
ln the bock of on open truck 17
teochers ride through o dusty foreign
villoge where there is no industry ond
much poverty. They orrive on o sun-
ny worm beoch ot 6:80 in the morn-
ing to finish boloncing ond checking
their geor. The time hos come to
hook up the mouthpiece ond wolk
out into the oceon for on eight hour
doy of reseorching plonts orgonisms
Solvodor lslond in the Bohomos. Mr.
Thomos Wolls who teoches regulor
ond odvonced biology wos involved
in corol reef ond ecology studies in
the Bohomos for two weeks.
The seo life expedition wos sponsored
by the Notionol Science Foundotion
CNFSD. Fourteen busy doys were spent
in the cleor solty woter swimming
olong designoted reefs ond collecting
specimens to be studied in the lobs ot
night. Studying with the other teoch-
ers Wolls wos one of two from lndi-
ono. The others were from Kentucky.
As for his summer excursion Wolls
these trips but soys There wos
much hord work to it ond it wos no
vocotion. But if onother trip comes
up l would be interested in going. ln
oddltion Wolls stoted Even though
much of whot l leorned l olreody
knew l hope thot the experience will
help me teoch my closses better.
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Wolloce Hortmon, Industriol Arts
Jeon Hoilmon, Business
Donno Hostettler, Art
Betty Hungerford, Home Economic
Jomes Johnson, English
Morgoree Johnson, Business
Mourice Johnson, Moth
Adolf Kerber, English
Mox Kidwell, Industriol Arts
Azilee Kincoide, English
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James Lenrz, Arr
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John Manlsa, Physical Education
Donald Mannan, Social Studies
Lydia Maurey, Social Studies
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Josephine Mosby, English
Janet Nugen, Home Economics,
Richard Oglesby, Counselor
Wendall Parker, Special Education
Harry Penquite, Science
Donnie Peters, Special Education
Dorian Pinner, Foreign Language
Lois Repass, English
Glenn Rhode, Math
William Salzmann, Music
Denver Samrn, Math
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Joyce Sausser, Social Studies
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Florence Scott, Special Education
Michael Slabaugh, Art
Donald Thomas, Counselor
Jarnes Urbain, English
Henry Volk, Math
Tom Walls, Science
Eddie Ward, Physical Education
Ramona Watson, Special Education
Clara Weaver, English
Jennifer Werbil, Publications Adviser
Anna Wessel, Physical Education
Jacqueline White, Counselor
Martha White, Counselor
John Wiaains. Business
Jean Woodward, English
Daveda Wyatt, English
Robert Zetzl, Science
Public Relations Coordinator
Carol Bohannon, IMB Clerk
Betty Busicls, Teacher Aide
Audra Bailey,
Alma Collons, Nurse
June Edison, Adult Assistant
Mary Farner, Guidance Clerls
Betty Ferguson, Registrar
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Whot do we do ofter school? We
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Hoilmon find hiking invigoroting
Not oll the foculty feels the need to
relox by working the kinks out Won
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Ford Rebecco Bender Moe Groves
Noncy Lorkin ond Willie Mortin
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moke life eosler. Hey focultyl You're
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Tom Beol Robbin Beomon Mark Benberry
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Leon Abron ' Baseball 3-4, Basketball 3, PUSH Excel 4, Letterman's Club
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Rlmo Abyad ' Student Counctl 2-4, French Club 1-3, Secretory 3, German
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Todd Alexander ' Engltsh Dept Asst 1-4, Freshmen Football 1, Kntghtw
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Karen Allegree ' Lancer 2 4 Bustness Edttor 24, Accolade 3 4, Bustness
Edttor, Audttortum Techntctan 1, Chess Club 1, Dowltng Club 3
Carolyn L. Anderson ' Spantsh Club 2, Goldenatres 2 4, Student Counctl
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Donna Anderson ' German Club 1-3, Kntghtengales 1-4, Clerk 23,
Messenger 23, Freshmen Chotr 1, Sentor Class Rep 4
Gertl Lynn Anderson ' Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 2-4, Track 14, PUSH
Excel 24, Powder Puff 34
Terrl Anderson ' Chotr 1, Knrghtengales 2, Powder Puff 3
Kelly Armstrong ' Goldenatres 24, Student Dtrecror 4, PUSH Excel 4,
Powder Puff 34, Ltttle 500 34, Student Council 4
Steven W. Arnold ' Color Guard 2-4, Drtll Team 23, Qutz Team 4,
Knlghtwrtter 4, Concert Band 3, Concert Orchestra 3, Pep Band 3,
Marchtng Band 34, Sctence Club 4
Donna Bacon ' Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, Powder Pulf 3, Chotr 1
LaVerne Balley ' Chotr 23, Cheerblock 3
Robln R. Ballard ' VICA 24, Prestdenr 3
Troy Randall Balllnger ' Sentot Class Offtcer 4, Prestdent 4, Baseball 14,
French Club 12, PUSH Excel 4, Human Relattons 2, Basketball 1, Student
Counctl 4, Dowltng Club 14
Shelley Banks ' Bowltng Club 34, Poltttcal Club 4
Sharon Barbee ' VICA 4, Homecomtng Queen Condtdate 4, Chotr 1
Shaun Barnett ' Football 13, Wtestlrng 14, Letterman's Club 14
Tonl Lynn Beal ' Goldenatres 3 4, Swtm Team 14, Letterman's Club 3 4,
Muslcal 24, Track Team 12, Cross Country 1, Powder Puff 34
Rabbln Deanne Beamon ' DECA 12
Mary Jo Boyd ' Stage Craft 12, Chotr 14, Messenger 14, Volleyball 1,
Center For Leadershtp Development 1, Student Counctl 1
George Edward Bradshaw Ill ' Honor Soctety 34, Whos Who 4,
Student Counctl 34, Football 14, Captatn 4, Baseball 14, Captatn 4,
Wrestltng 14, Captatn 4, Letrermarfs Club 2 4, Prestdent 3, PUSH Excel 2 4,
Homecomrng Kung 4, Sponrsh Club 2 3
Karllena Brady ' Pep Club 12, Basketball 13, Volleyball 14
Deborah L. Brooks ' Pep Club 14, Secretary 3, Volleyball 1 2, Messenger
1, COE 4, Kntghtengales 2, French Club 1 3, OEA 4, Chotr 1, Voter's League
4, Treasurer 4, Powder Pull 34
Crystal Brown ' Pep Club 13, Vtce Prestdent 2, PUSH Excel 34, Vtce
Prestdent 3, Student Counctl 24, Whos Who 4, Powder Puff 34, Ca
Captotn 3, Juntor Class Board 3, French Club 12, Hugh School Volunteer
Program 12
Llsa R. Brown ' ROTC 14, Cadet Olhcer 2, Goldenattes 4
Chester Bullock ' Wrestltng 13
Patrlck Bundles ' Student Counctl 14, Ptestdent 4, Nattonal Honor Soctety
3 4, Cheerleadtng 2 4, Captatn 2, Engltsh Dept Asst 2 4, Human Relotrons
12, 4, Center For Leadershtp Development 2, PUSH Excel 24, luntor
Advtsoty Board 3, Marchtng Bond 12, Concert Band 12
Paula Bussey ' PUSH Excel 4, Bawltng Club 24, Sentot Class Otftcer 4,
Secretary 4, Human Commtttee 4, Juntor Achtvement 1, 3, Vtce Presldent
Of Productton 3
Cloudlo N. Bullet ' Track 12, Manager 12, Spantsh Club 12, Marchrng
Band 14, Pep Band 24, Ptt Orchestra 23, Concert Band 1 4, Orchestra 2
4, Nurses Asst 14
Cheryl Callaway ' Dowltng Club 3, Messenger 13, Student Counctl 1,
Powder Pull 34, Red Cross Club 1
Tracey Campbell ' Tennts Team 24, Bowltng Club 24, Lrrtle 500 2,
Center For Leadershtp Development 3, luntor Achtevement 2, Gym Asst
2, Letterman's Club 4
Arrhur Cantrell ' AllCrty lozz Band 34, All Ctty 13, All Ctty Band 13,
Morchtng Band 14, Drum Major 3 4, Ptt Orchestra 14, Concert Bond 3,
Concert Orchestra 4, Pep Band 3, Jazz Band 3, Dtrector 3
Llso Carpenter ' Thesptans 34, Chotr 34, Qutz Team 34, Captatn 4,
Speech Team 4, Audttortum Techntctan 3 4, Kntghtwrtter 4, Mustcal 34,
Thesptan Play 34, Student Counctl 34
Cellanar Ruth Clark ' Goldenatres 14, Matmatds 14, Track Team 14,
Spontsh Club 1, Human Relattons 12, PUSH Excel 14, Gym Asst 13,
Messenger 24, Concert Chotr 24, Knrghtengoles 34
Bev Colllns ' Pep Club 2, French Club 1, Ltbrary Asst 1
Janet Conlne ' German Club 2 4, Sctence Club 1 2, Sponlsh Club 2. QUE
Team 12, Bowltng Club 3, Math Asst 24, Mustcal 3, Stage GSW 3
Llnda Conllno ' Kntghtengoles 3 4, Concert Chotr 4, Thesptan 4, Muddy
leer Player 4, Orchestra 14, Muscal 1 4, Thesptan Play 4. Speech TGOVY1 4
Andrea Crowlord ' Orchestra 14, AllCtty 14, Student Counctl 24,
Treasurer 4, Nartonal Honor Socrety 3-4, Hooster Gtrl's State 3, Youth
Congress 2, PUSH Excel 2, French Club 2, Baseball Dtamond Domsel 2 4
Chrlstl Crelghron ' Juntor Achtevement 13, lndrana Black Youth Assem
bly 34, Homecomtng Queen Condtdate 4
Jlm Cummer ' Concert Chotr 24, Kntghtstngets 2, 4, Mustcal 12
Helen Cushenberry ' Juntor Achtevement 13, Secretary 2, Bowllng Club
12, Track Team 12
Dennls Dame ' Nartonal Honor Soctety 34, Explorer Scouts 4, ISU
Summer Honor Program 4, VICA 3
Shaun Davls ' Basketball 12, Football 1
Wllllam M. Dennls ' Nattonal Honor Soctety 34, Student Counctl 14,
Thesptans 24, Concert Chotr 24, Arltngrones 34, Juntor Class Offtcer 3,
Ptestdent 3, Speech Team 34, Swtm Team 3 4, Co-Captatn 3, Mustcal 14,
Sentor Play 3-4
Troy J. Dlckerson ' Arltngrones 3 4, Concert Chotr 2 4, Wrestltng 1, 3 4,
Football 4, Kntghtstnger 23, Chotr 1, State Conventton 4, Audttor 4
Robert Dodson ' Track Team 13, Spontsh Club 24, Vtce Prestdent 3,
Sctence Club 4
Carherlne Dougherty ' Arltngtones 4, Concert Chotr 34, Concert Or
chestro 1 4, Mustcal 1 4, Bowltng Club 3 4, Student Counctl 3, Knlghtengales
24, IPS Symphony 14, IPS Band Camp 12, Strung Ensemble 14
Klmberly Elder ' Spantsh Club 12, German Club 2, Pep Club 2, Bowltng
Club 12, 4
Cun E. Elllort ' Concert Chotr 4, Kntghtstngers 14, Accolade 4, Lancer 4,
Audttottumn Techntcran 13
Dan Ennls ' Football 1, 4, Swtm Team 12, Concert Band 2, Marchtng
Band 12, Chotr 13, Orchestra 12
Eddle Exlord Jr. ' Football 12, German Club 12, Basketball 14
Davld E. Fllrman ' Sctence Club 2 4, Ptestdent 4, Baseball Team 14, ISEF
Teams Competttton 4, Narronal Honor Soctety 34
Michael Flowers ' Student Counctl 4, Spantsh Club 3, German Club 3,
Bowltng Club 14, Bowltng Team 2, PUSH Excel 4, Mock Electron 4,
Lteutenanr Governor, Prom Prtnce 3, Track Team 1, Human Relattons 4
Danlelle Foster ' Cheerleader 34, Captotn 4, Juntor Class Olftcer,
Secretary 3, Student Counctl 3, Drtll Team 12, Bowltng Club 3
Vlvlca Fax ' Volleyball 14, Co Captatn 4, Cheerleader 2, 4, Basketball 1
4, Track 14, Student Counctl 3, Kntghtengales 2, Nurses And 34, Gym
Asststant 3
Valda M. Freeman ' PUSH Excel 24, Presrdent 34, Nottanol Honor
Soctety 3 4, Vtce Prestdent 3, Juntor Class Offtcer 3, Treasurer 3, Volleyball
4, Ltlly Leadershtp Program 34, Track 13, Sctence Club 34, Student
Counctl 4, German Club 3, Center For Leadershtp Development 3
Donna Lynn Gardner ' Cheerleader 13, Captatn 1, Spantsh Club 34,
luntar Class Offtcer 3, Vtce Presldent 3, Track 2
Volerle Garten ' Orchestra 14, Kntghtengales 2, Chotr 3 4, Goldenatres
34, Matmatd 2, Spantsh Club 1, Student Counctl 12, Powder Puff 34,
Captatn of Delense 3
Rebecca Geralds ' OEA 4, Secretary 3, Advanced Band 14, Marchtng
Band 24, Pep Band 23, French Club 12, COE 4
Llsa Glvan ' Lancer 24, Accalade 34, Student Ltfe EdttorfAcodemtcs
and Clubs Edttor 3, Asststant Edttor 3, Edttor tn Chtef 4, Outll G Scroll 34,
Secretary!Treasurer 4, Boll State Summer .lournaltsm Workshop 3, Pep
Club 2, Kntghttngales 2, Whos Who 4
Albena Glaspy ' Basketball 1, Track 1, luntor Achtevement 2
Myra Gleoves ' PUSH Excel 1
Deborah Goodloe ' Center For Leadershtp Development 3, OEA 4,
Ptestdent 4, COE 4, Prestdent 4, Powder Puff 3 4, Track 4, Bowltng Club 2
Sharon Grant ' PUSH Excel 24, Spantsh Club 24, Pep Club 3, Student
Counctl 2 4, Patltmentartan 3, Mustcal 12, Orchestra 12, Paltttcal Club 3 4.
Sctence Club 34, Human Relattons 34, Soctal Studtes Asststont 3
Mark Chrlslopher Guynn ' Wrestlrng 14, Captatn 4, ROTC 12, Letter
mans Club 3 4
Vlckl Ann Harrell ' Goldenotres 34, Student Counctl 14, Bowltng Club 1
4, Prestdent 4, Mustcol 13, Concert Chotr 3 4, Spanrsh Club, Lrttle 500 14,
Powder Puff 34, Track 3
Klmberly Mauser ' Spontsh Club 1
Lorl Naversrlck ' French Club 12, Dowling Club 14, Secrerary 2, Naripnal
Honor Socuery 3 4, Musrcal 2 4, Varsrry Bowling Club 14, Srudenr Council 1
2- 590101 005 Ofllfel 4. Alumnr Secrerary 4, Marching Dona 14, Orches
'IO 14. Band 14
MQW Uelh Hlgll ' Dowling Club 14, Lirrle Sw 1, Powder Puff 3, Arr Assr
Musrcal 3
Twanna L. Hlll ' Thespians 14, Clerk 2, Treasurer 4, Speech Team 14,
Team Caprain 4, lsnighrwrirers 14, Vice Presidenr 3, German Club 34,
French Club 34, Spanrsh Club 23, Chess Team 12, Concerr Choir 24,
VOLS 4, Presrdenr 4, Audirorrum Technicran 24
Llsa Nollrnan ' Whos Who 34, Narianal Honor Socrery 34, Narional
Council ol Teachers of English Award 3, Quill 6 Scroll 34, Accoladd 2 4,
Srudenr Life Ediror 2, Copy Ediror 34, Lancer Copy Ediror 4, Srudenr
Council 2, Knighrwrirer 14, Thesprans 24
Cheryl Haneycun ' Spanish Club 12, Nurse's Assr 24, Powder Puff 3
Sherry Hughes ' Pep Band 14, Ihr Orchesrra 24, Marching Band 14
Fred Hulzer ' Chorr 13, Swim Team 14, Caprain 4, Chess Team 4,
Science Club 4, German Club 24, Audirorium Technician 24, JETS 4,
Srudenr Councrl 1, Musical 14
Klm Humphrey ' Track Team 12, Drill Team 13
Karen D. Jackson ' Home Ec Fashion Show 34, PUSH Excel 4
John Jamerson ' Faorball 1, Top Five Sophomore 2, PUSH Excel 4,
Srudenr Council 4
Tonya Jewell ' Cheerleading 24, Knrghrengales 2, Concerr Choir 34,
Arlrngrones 4, Track Team 14, French Club 24, LeIrermen's Club 14,
Chorr 1, Dowling Club 4, Cross Counrry Team 4
Glenn Johnson ' DECA 4
Susan Delores Johnson ' Arr Club 3, Track Team 23, PUSH Excel 4
Gregory Jones ' Faorball 13
Wllllam F. Jordan ' Junior Achievemenr 3, DECA 4, Knighrsingers 2 4,
Concerr Charr 34, Audio Vsual Aid 34
John M. Kearney ' Accolade 23, Sporrs Ednror 3, Golf 14, Caprain 34,
Nanonol Honor Sociery 3 4, Science Club 2, French Club 2, Dowling Club 2,
PUSH Excel 24
Mlchael Kelly ' D Band 1, Chess Club 1
Tlm C. Kendrlck ' Jazz Band 2, Pep Bond 2, Marching Band 2 4, All Crry
Jazz Band 4, Concerr Band 2, 4, W Orchesrra 4, Talenr Show 34
Kimberly D. Kerchlra ' Concerr Choir 34, French Club 3, Lancer 24,
Accolade 2 4, Academics Ediror 4, Knlghrengales 2, Quill L1 Scroll 3 4, Dall
Srare Workshop 3, Pram Princess 3, Whos Who 4, Accolade Assr Edirof
4
Laura Knelp ' Narvonal Honor Sociery 3 4, Senior Class Offrcer 4, Treasur
er 4, Concerr Chorr 3 4, Knighrengales 2, Sruderrr Council 4, Chorr 1, Chess
Club 1
Ron Lacey Jr. ' Track 24, Wresrling Team 2, DECA 4
Melllsa Ann Long ' Gymnasrrcs 3 4, Goldenorres 34, Concerr Dana 1 4,
Homecoming Queen Candrdare 4
Flona Longford ' Norionol Honor Sociery 34, Goldenarres 34, Concerr
Dand14,Ord1esIral4,Mard1ing Bond 12
Steve Longford ' Anrngranes 2 4, Concerr Chorr 2 4, Knighrsingers 14,
Lirrle SCD 14, Swim Team 3, Dowling Club 14
Lynda lnnll ' Concerr Choir 34, Thesprons 24, Thespran Play 12, 4.
Newsreel 2, 4, Knighrwrirers 14, IU Honors Program ro Germany 3,
German Club 14, Speech Team 14
Stacey lee ' Accolode 13, Clubs!Academics Ediror 2, Marching Band 1
4, Concerr Dana 2 4, Marmaid 1, Spanish Club 12, Srudenr Council 12, PII
Orchesrro 2
Joseph Lawls ' Flag Derarl 1, Drill Team 12, ROTC 2, Bmkerball 1,
Manager 1
Denlse Love ' HOSA Club 23, Presrdenr 3
Monlca Malone ' Srudenr Council 4, Knrghrengales 2, Daskerboll 23,
Messenger 3-4, VTCA 4
Robln Rona Monnlng ' Narvonol Honor Sooery 34, MU Alpha Thero 34,
COE 4, OEA 4
Sharon Manln ' An Club 14, French Club 3, OEA 4
Shown Manln ' Bowling Club 3, Messenger 24, Powder Puff 3, Red
Cross Club 1
Rhonda Maynard ' French Club 13, ROTC 12. Drill Team 12
Rldrord McClondon ' Foorbal 24
Boron E.L McCullough ' Foorbal 13, Daseba-I 24
jgpmnrg Mgknudilgg ' Faorball 1-4, Mosr Valuable Player 4. FOUYIN I0
Ciry Scoring 4, Track 4, ROTC 1-2, Lerrermon 2-4
.locquellno Mlles ' Track 1-2, Powder Pufi 4, DECA 4
Llso Mlller ' Srudenr Council 2 3, English Deparrmenr Assr 34, Spanish
Club 2, Human Relarions 3, National Honor Sociery 34,
Mlchael A. Mlller ' Swim Team 13, Audrronum Technician 14, Knighr
singers 14, Concerr Chorr 2
Mary Mllchell ' Cheerleader 23, PUSH Excel 24, Choir 1, Senior Class
Officer 4, Vice Presrdenr 4, Knrghrwrirer 4
llrlan Mobley ' Daskerball 14, Lerrermen's Club 2, Faorball 1
Cherl Malln ' Arlinglones 4, Concerr Chorr 34, Knighrengales 23,
Orchesrra 1, Musical 34, Llllle 500 14, COE 4
Crystal D. Moore ' Choir 1, Knighrengales 23, Cenrer For Leadership
Developemenr 2. Goldenaxres 3 4
Lawrence H. Moore Jr. ' Dowling Club 2 3, VICA 4, Lirrle 500 3 4, Tennis
23, Srudenr Council 23, French Club 3
Dawn Moss ' Accolade 4, Sporrs Ednar 4, Lancer 3 4, Quill Cr Scroll 34,
Knrghrengales 2
Tracy Murray ' Cheerleader 34, Track Team 24, Srudenr Council 34,
Council 4, German Club 4, PUSH Excel 4, Llllle 563 3
Don Norman ' Concerr Orchesrra 14, Concerr Choir 13, Arlingrones 3, 4,
Tennis Team 3 4, All Crry Orchesrra 14, Musical 1 4, Audirorrum Technician
1 4, Knlghrsrngers 2 4
Franchesko Norman ' Goldenaires 34, Narional Honor Sociery 34,
Cenrer for Leadership Develapemenr 3, Who's Who 4, Tap Five Sopho
more 2, PUSH Excel 4
Norm O'Drlen ' Marching Band 3 4, Concerr Orchesrra 3 4, Orchesrra 4
Tracy Polmore ' Marmaids 34, Messenger 3
Karen D. Parker ' Orchesrra 14, All Ciry Orchesrra 12, Musical 13,
Goldenaires 1, Dance Colides Club 1, Choir 1, Knighrengales 1, Concerr Choir
2, Arlingranes 4
Palrlcla Perry ' Volleyball 12, Spanish Club 3 4, Vice Presidenr 3, Golden
aires 34, Knighrengales 2
Don L, Phllllps ' Concerr Chorr 24, Arlingrones 24, Senior Play 34,
Chnsrmas Play 3 4, Thespian Play 3 4, Speech Team 4, Knighrslngers 2 4,
Thespians 24, Muddy Feer Player 14, Musical 14
Robyn Polndexler ' Volleyball 2, Spanish Club 3, Secrerary 3, Pep Club
4, Dowlrng Club 4
Darryl Prorher ' Spanish Club 13, Dowling Club 14, Narionol Honor
Socrery 34, Srudenr Council 4, Dowling Team 3, Baskerball 1
Larrl Pratt ' Choir 1, Photography 2 4, Lancer 3 4, Phorography Ediror 4,
Accolade 3 4, Phorography Ediror 4, Quill 6 Scroll 34, Hisrorran 4
Andrea Rachelle Prlce ' Senior Class Officer 4, Second Vice Presidenr 4,
Lancer 2 3, Ca Assr Ediror 3, Concerr Dana 1, Marching Band 14, Concerr
Choir 24, Concerr Orchesrra 24, French Club 13, Srudenr Council 14,
PUSH Excel 2 4, Corresponding Secrerary 4
Lesley Pruln ' Spanish Club 1, PUSH Excel 2 3, Secrerary 3, Concerr Choir
34, Knrghrengales 2, Chorr 1, Arlrngrones 3, COE 4, OEA 4
Odell Ranson ' Tennis Team 14, Caprain 4, Dowling Club 2, 4, Team
Caprain 4, Track Team 14, Caprain 4, Vorer's League 4, Presrdenr 4,
Knrghrwrirers 4, Science Club 4
Rlchard Rlpley ' Marching Bond 2 4, Pep Band 2 4, All Ciry Orchesrra 2
4, Fir Orchesrra 24, Srudenr Councrl 1, A Band 24, AOrchesrra 24
Jerry E. Rllchle ' Nanonal Honor Sociery 34, ISEF Engineering Team
Comperirlon 2 4, Chess Team 2, 4, Cross Counrry Team 3 4, Science Club
2 4, Treasurer 4, Dowling Club 2 4, Treasurer 2, Knighrwrilers 3 4, Audrro
num Technician 12, Musrcal 13, French Club 2
Kevln E. Rushlng ' Foolball 1, 4, Bowling Club 4, Knighrwnrers 24,
Daskelball 4, Science Club 34, CYO 24, Treasurer 4
Sharrl Russell ' Nurses Assr 34, Messenger 14
Jlll Sargent ' Srudenr Council 2, Lirrle 500 14, Audra Visual Assr 2
John Schusrer ' Faorball 13, Coprain 2, Track Team 24, Wresrhng 3 4,
Lerrermen's Club 24
Sheryl Schweizer ' Bowling Club 14, Musical 34, Make up Crew 34
Bryan! Shon ' Orchesrro 4, Swrm Team 3, Arlingrones 3, Knighrsingers 2,
Cenrer for Leadership Develop-emenr 3, Srudenr Council 34
Mlchelle Slder ' Englmh Office Assr 1 2, Knighrengales 2, Concerr Chair 3,
Thesprans 13, Presrdenl 3, Swim Team 2 3, Goldendarres 2 3, MusrcaIfTh
esplon Hay 13, Muddy Feer Player 23, Speech Team 3
Angle Smlrh Lancer 3, Accolade 34, Lirrle 4C0 3
Arlendlo Smlrh ' Messenger 12, Powder Puff 4
Clara Smlrh ' Pep Club 3 4, Choir 1, Knighrengales 2 3, Powder Pull 3 4,
PUSH Excel 2, Musical 4 I f Q F
Clenllce Tyree Smllh ' Narional Honor Sociery 3-4, Top Five Sophomore
2, Red Cross Direcrar 3, Junior Achievemenr 234, Vice Presidenr of Produc-
non 2 3, Vice Presidenr ol Markering 4, All Ciry Dand14, Marching Band 1
4, Spanish Club 14, Treasurer 4, Thespians 3 4, Lirrle 500 1 4, Quiz Team 4
Deborah D. Smllh ' Powder Puff 34, Dowling Club 4 '
Elayne M. Smllh ' Pep Club 1, Srudenr Council 24, Spanish Club 2,
Cenrer far Leadership Developemenr 3, Black Expo Junior Division Pag
eanr Conresranr 3
Gall Smlrh ' Messenger 1, Track Team 3 4, Powder Puff 4, Gym Assr 3
4
Mlchael R. Smllh ' Baseball Team 12, Dowling Club 14
Sharon M. Smllh ' Messenger 12, Junior Achievemenr 3, English Depr
Assr 1, DECA 4, Vice Presidenr 4
Deanna Sladler ' Goldenaires 2 4, Assr Srudenr Direcror 4, Larin Club 3
4, Presidenr 4, Quill U Scroll 3 4, Vice Presidenr 4, Prom Princess Candrdare
3, Cindy Candidare 3, Thespian Pay 2, Lancer 3 4, Accolade 4, Thespion
2 4
Connle Steele ' Freshmen Daskerball 1, Cheerleader 1, Nurses Assr 12,
Messenger 1
Damara D. Slewarl ' Srudenr Council 14, Secrerary 4, PUSH Excel 24,
Vice Presrdenr 4, IU Journalism Workshop 2, Hanover Yearbook Work
shop 4, Who's Who 34, Speech Team 4, Newsreel 4, Lancer News
Fearure Edirar 2, Asst Edlror 2, EdIlOT in Chief 3, News Bureau Manager 2
4, Quill G Scroll 4, Senior Class Board 4, Publnciry Chairperson 4
Marcia Temple ' French Club 2 3, Pep Club 3, Dowling Club 4, Powder
Pufl 34, Vorer's League 4, Assr Secrerary 4, Messenger 1, ROTC 34
Anthony Thompson ' ROTC 14, S3 Training Officer 4
Carla Thomas ' Bowling Club 14, Team Caprarn 14, Powder Puff 4, COE
4
Kalhy Tlplon ' Lrrrle 500 1, 4, French Club 23, Pep Club 2, Srudenr
Council 3, Senror!Faculry Daslrerball Cheerleader 4, Powder Puff 4
Vanessa Turnrlne ' Narional Honor Sociery 34, Pn Orchesrra 23,
Orchestra 13, PUSH Excel 4, French Club 13, Cenrer for Leadership
Develapmenr 3, OEA 4, Messenger 3, Powder Puff 3-4, COE 4
Mlchele Tuh ' Spanish Club 3 4, Cary wide Fashion Arrs Show 2 4, Circle
Crry Fesnvol - Modeling 24, Junior Tea 23
Carmen L. Tyler ' Lancer 2 4, News!Fearure Ediror 3, Ediror in Chief 4,
Hoosier G1rl's Srare 3, Whos Who 3 4, French Club 13, Pep Club 13, Quill
Lv Scroll 34, Presrdenr 4, Human Relarions 3 4, Srudenr Council 14, PUSH
Excel 2 4, Knlghrengales 2
Llllle A. Vaughn ' Narional Honor Sociery 34, Nurse's Assr 34
Wlllerrer Wollon ' German Club 14, May I Help You 2 3, Marh Canresr
4
Shella Loulse Washlngron ' Messenger 2, Junior Achievemenr 2, VICA
34, Powder Puff 34, Lirrle 500 34
Julle Wlllloms ' Concerr Choir 3 4, Nurse's Assr 2 4, Knighrengales 23,
Chorr 1 -
Mlldred Wllllams ' Sludenr Council 1 2, VICA 3, Secrerary 3, Powder Puff
34, Lirlle Sw 3, COE 4, DECA 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 2
Rlchard Wllllams ' Football 24, Lerrermen's Club 24, Most Valuable
Player l, 4, Fourrh in Ciry Rushing 4, Homecoming King Candidgro 4
Sherry Wllllams ' Choir 1, Knighrengales 2 4, Powder Puf1 34, Messen
ger 4
Dara Kay Wllson ' Track Team 14, Gymnasncs Team 12, Spanish Club
23, Messenger 3
Shangla Woods ' Peg Band 14, D Band 1, Concerr Chorr 2 4, Pu
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rra 3 4
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Chester York ' VICA 34, Presidenr 4, Spanish Club 34, PUSH Excel 4,
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successful business, from qos srorions ro res-
rouronrs ro neighborhood drug srores ro rhe
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niry dependenr on orher confiponies who,
in rurn, ore dependenr upon rhernselves,
More rhon o few componies devore rheir
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LANCEPX, who in rerurn pronfiore rhese bu-
sinesses.
School ocriviries such os sporrs, clubs, donces,
ond rhe Lirrle 500 could nor be held wirhour
rhe help of rhese businesses os sponsors. We
express our grorirude ro rhese businesses
who hove sponsored rnony of rhe ocriviries
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REBECCA BENDER JAMES B GUILLAUME
MR AND MRS W E BENNETT FRANK AND NANCY LARKIN
ROBERT M BOWMAN JR FRANK LEE
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IRVIN H CASH PROFESSOR WENDELL L PARKER
MR AND MRS FE DEFRANTZ MR AND MRS JOHN F SCHULZ
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Mri ond Mrs. Theodore F. Vinson Piosemory Li Whire '83
Mr. ond Mrs. Dovid O. Weroil John ond Fronces Wiggins
Noel ond Dovedo Wyorr
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Piurh G Colon April Young
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SNOW REMOVAL
The Yeors We
Spend At A H S
For so mony yeors we ve sold hello to the
freshmen ond goodbye to our senlors We
should enjoy the yeors we ve spent IO hugh
school we ve leorned to llve ond let llve
den for the flrsr month or so of the new
school yeor But os for the senlors well they
speole for themselves
Throughout the yeor the jokes ore usuolly
on the underclossmen lf you ve ever got
ten lost tryung to flnd the pool on the fourth
floor or lf you ve ever bought on elevotor
poss dont feel olone At leose once IO
everybodys Freshmen yeor they were
fooled by on upperclossmon
The flrst semester of your freshmon yeor
ond you don t lsnow whlch dlrecrlon to turn
or who to leon on When the four yeors
hove possed ond nts groduotlon tlme wlth
the guldonce ond support of others you ve
motured unto o young odult reody to roclsle
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THE LONELY POET
Doys of glee doys of gloom
A pen o pod o lonely room
Are my sole world possesstons
The doys of glee tnfreguent
The doys of gloom tncessont
My lost ctgorette
Its menthol ftlter scorched
ond deod
My stomoch roots ltlse ongry
:ons
My pottence now porolyzed
The wtll to ltve ond love
restrotned
I str dressed tn dorkness
The ltghts ore off
The btll unpotd
My condle connot burn
Becouse lm out of motches
I must move tontght
The rents post due tomorrow
If I just hod my rodto
To sung my songs to soothe
But I do not IT Iles IO hocls
Where tt now wotts
For someone else
And yet I str here oll olone
No one cores
The mony frtends I hove I dont
Except o gurl I connot coll
C9 All rtghts copyrtghted
UNIQUE
Eoch one of us ts dtfferent
Yet somehow we re the some
Were oll port of humontty
A world of folks ond nomes
Respect ond love your fellow mon
Enjoy hts untque woys
We oll must shore thus lond of outs
Of rotnbow humon roce
Were tndtvtduols eoch untque
lm me ond you ore you
Though we hove dtfferent Ioolss ond speech
Were very stmtlor too
You ore untque ond I om too
Hove prtde be who you ore
Dtvtded people most ttmes fotl
Together they go for
DO A GOOD DEED TODAY
Do o good deed todoy
Help somebody todoy
You wtll reolly feel good
Helptng someone somewoy
Do o good deed youll see
Youll feel good os con be
Hove o Rand word to soy
Help someone todoy
Do o good deed todoy
Be four tn worl-z ond ploy
Shortng cortng for others
Are good thtngs you con do
Ktndness ond courtesy
Helptng someone tn need
Dotng thtngs thot you should
Mol-re you reolly feel good
'Beclswtth ond Mosby
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CANYON CITY
Sun sets eorly
In steel conyons
Brtght reflecttons
Gotnst gloss textures
Roxnbow foces
Multl ltnguol
Hurrytng scurrytng
In the conyons
Metol snolses move
Speedung mortols
Uptown downtown
Beneoth the conyons
Mldtown volley
Porls oosts
Gross tree green tones
Conyon Cnty
Hustle bustle
Never sleeptng
Mogtc mtdntghts
Mount Monhotton
'I love N Y Petrte E1
RESPECT
Respect respect
If tt s somethtng you gtve
Then tts somethlng youll get
There ore olwoys o few
Who moy never comply
But they ore the gutlty
In dtsrespect crtmes
Respect respect
Youll feel greot youll elote
Gtvtng getttng respect
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A fomtly ts o group of two
Or three of more tncludlng you
They love ond shore ond socrtftce
They teoch volues ond glve odvtce
Togetherness ond unlty
Sense of belongtng these ore keys
Helpful IO oll the ttmes of need
On crtsls breokthroughs trogedles
Fomtlles con be supporttve groups
Shorlng thetr love problems ond truth
They usuolly con communtcote
Respect occept ond tolerote
Expect occept the ups ond downs
Fomtltes wtll olwoys be oround
A fomlly grows wtth eoch new btrth
And IS o love unlt on Eorth
'For my Iovlng fomtly
CULTURAL DIVERSITY
Culturol dlverstty
Includes you os well os me
Betng dtfferent con be fun
Shore your treots wlth everyone
Culturol dlverstty
Ethntc ond ethntctty
All port of the humon gome
We re oll dtfferent yet the some
Tho we come from neor ond for
Do be proud of who you ore
We con shore cultures you see
And keep our tdenttty
Culture dtverstty
Be proud you re you Im proud Im me
'Dedtcoted to IP S Humon Ptelottons
Commtsston
BELIEVE IN YOURSELF
Belteve tn yourself
And whot you con do
Hove forth IO yourself
Moke you the best you
Be proud of yourself
Atm hlgh ond ochleve
Moke oll of your dreoms
o reollty
Success con be yours,
If you'II just belleve
'Betty Jo ond Mottte
Wendell L Porker devotes much of has spore tame to
BOOKS
Books ore reolly lots of fun
And they re dlfferent every one
Anywhere you wont to go
Books con toke you thus I know
Books ore every slze ond shope
They Il moke you Iough ond love ond hote
Books con even moke you cry
For knowledge just gtve books o try
Books Inform Improve the mlnd
Or fronttc fontocles you Il fund
For ftctton focr reoltty
All you hove to do IS reod
Books I0 stores ond ltbrorles
Beckon you to come ond see
To thus moglc rule toke heed
Pteod to Ieorn ond Ieorn to reod
'To Schroedle Homtlton ond Colon
SWEET SARCASM
Roses ore red ond lovely
Vtolets ore blue so blue
Sugor ts sweet ltke honey
So whotll
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I REMEMBER SHARON
One of love one of corung
One who gove olwoys shorung
One who seemed much berrer rhon
Mosr rhor us our Shoron Ann
Nuno Corley Jomes McCobe
Roused ond loved her from o bobe
They olso roused her brorher
A love gem lulse no other
Brughr un broun ond shorp un wur
Lufe ond people mode her fucls
Chuld of Pusces chorm ond groce
She mode our world o berrer ploce
Beouruful, unsude ond our,
Thor wos Shoron wurhour doubr,
And when chups were up or down,
Shoron smuled, she seldom frowned
Shoron us, she'lI olwoys be,
Lulse o cool uozz melody,
lulse o glusrenung sror or nughr,
Or o sunbeom shunung brughr
Thonle you God so very much,
For Iendung us her Eorrhly rouch
Shoron us, she'll olwoys be,
In our heorrs our memorues
" Lovungly Creored for Shoron Berry
Murroy ond Fomuly
WHERE WERE YOU?
I woured for you
You promused fhof you d be here
My sromoch us sucls from
Too much coffee
Two unused ruclwers
For ronughrs performonce
Lue forsolsen on rhe roble
I frued ro rhunk of
All rhe reosons
why you re nor here
The vuolers I bought you
Wufher quuerly
A cynuc clock us loughung or me
Cugorerre poclss empfy quuclsly
Oh God rhe woufer sow me cry
I srore un spoce perplexed
Bewuldered Where were you?
Every nughr for seven weelss
We hove shored fhus love rogerher
Meerung here or seven fhurry
And rhus nughr wos ro be specuol
Now rhe voconr chour besude me
Sufs olone os I do
Now lm boffled ond I wonder
ls rhe nome I Isnow your reol nome?
Wos I uusr o possung foncy
A summer flung you love ond Ieove?
I donr even Isnow your oddress
Could ur be you re someone elses?
Why does your phone now rung
unonswered?
Wourer no' Brung no more coffee
I conf beor rhus wour much longer
Deep unsude I lsnow ur s over
Where were you?
IN LOVE IN SEPTEMBER
Srors o glurrer moon oglow
Feel rhe ourumn breezes blow
Mullsy woy shunes down on rhose
In love un Seprember
Lozy ruver rools olong,
Whuppoorwull sungs our o song,
Sungs o song of love for rwo,
In love un Sepfember
We mer un ourumn fume,
Beneorh o golden free,
Love cosrs urs spell sublume,
Underneorh rhor golden rree
Kuss me once ond rhen ogoun,
Never ler rhus momenr end
Whor o rhrull ur us ro be,
In love un Seprember
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SHARON S SUMMER SCENES
Smulung Summer Sunruse
Shunung Summer Sunbeoms
Shorr nughrs srufflung Sun doys
Suzzlung Sondy Sunbeoch
Sconr clod Sulfry Sun mouds
Swummung Soulung Surfung
Sudden Summer Showers
Summer Schoolrume Scholors
Sublungs Shorung Sundoes
Suppers Suppung Sun reo
Seosude Sungung Swollows
Seogulls Soorung Slxyword
Seoshells Shopely Sculprured
Soorhung Sofr Scenoruos
Sunshune Sunburn Sunrons
Sweorung Scorchung Sunroys
Some Seel-2 Shody Shelters
Sofr Soundung Sonoros
Summerrune Suesros
Sulenr Summer Sunser
'Shoron Berry
I WAITED FOR YOU
I woured for you
All my lufe ond
Funolly you come
We loughed ond loved
We loved ond loughed
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beouruful
Lufe ond love meonr
Somerhung ro m
Affer decodes of
ullusuons
After yeors of
Dusoppounrmenrs,
Yeors of unrequured
Dreoms
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In oll loves of rhe posr
And now rrue love hos come my
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Ar Iosr or long long losr
They dld nor srlr my heorr
Unrll I mer my rrue love Klm
Yes Cupid found hrs morls
When we ore IO o crowded room
Wlrh people oll oround
The only volce I heor IS Kxm s
Smoorh sweer ongellc sounds
Blocl-1 shodowed sllls spun Illse cocoons
Surround o perfecr foce
The deep dorls srors I goze Inro
Beom love rhor rodlores
Irs luke unreol reollry
Thors how If seems ro seem
In wolslng hours when Im wlrh Krm
lr s like lm I0 o dreom
New love rrue love hos come ro me
My Ilfe con now began
Love s lllse o lovely rhopsody
Muslc rhor never ends
'KSW
THE FIRST AND THE LAST
TIME WE MET
Aprll showers fell rhor doy
Lovers Aprll young ond go
I snll remember If yer,
The flrsr ond rhe losr rrme
we mer
Aprll moglc, eorly down,
Aprll moonbeoms Iorer on,
A doy we'll never forger,
The flrsr ond rhe losr rlme
we mer
The momenr you possed by me,
I lsnew you were rhe one,
Oh why musr fore defy me,
To hlm my love you srlll belong
Wlrhln rhose hours rhor
possed us by,
We llved o llfenme, you ond I
To hum you've gone but I
con'r forger,
The flrsr ond rhe Iosr fume
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LOVE PSALM I WANT TO LOVE YOU WHEREVER YOU
The Lord Is My Shepord I Sholl Nor Wont
for I hove found rhe eplrome ond deprh of
love wlrh rhee
He Resrorerh My Soul os you hove
resrored rhe Joy ond roreness I0 rhe splrlr of
rogerherness oneness lermos
Your symphonlc verbols sllenr SOSOISIOQ
qulre loughrer ond Inner flow of soul wlrh
soul consume me
My Cup Psunnerh Over wlrh odmlrorlon
love ond Joy of rhee
My cerebrum bursrs Irs memory secror
Implodes wlrh wormrh ond surgonce of
momenrs posr
"Surely Goodness And Mercy XVIII Follow
Me" now rhor I hove redlscovered rolnbow
SISIQS ond moonllghr nocrurns ond you
I'm me ogonn os we ogoln heor Aves
sunrlse melodies ond evening fumes of
hypnorlc srrolns of Pogonlnr rhopsodles
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I wonr ro love you wherever you ore
In Son Fronosco or Spoln
I wonr ro love you wherever you ore
In Modogoscor or Morne
Id love ro love you I0 Old Cenrrol Pork
Or under Mloml s moon
If I could love you wherever you ore
Id sung o nlghrengoles rune
I just wonr rhe rrghr ro love you
The woy I should
If I hod o chonce ro love you
I lsnow I could
I wonr ro love you rhe resr of my Ilfe,
Togerher ur con be done
I wonr ro love you wherever you ore,
Togerher forever os one
'For Lody Leno I-Iorne
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ONE WORLD
There s just one world ro llve I0 ond
There s lusr one world ro shore
To molse If reolly worls successfully
You reolly hove ro CARE
You hove ro CARE obour yourself
About your fellowmon
Open your heorrs, open your mlnds,
And fry ro undersrond
Acknowledge ond oppreclore,
The worrh I0 everyone
lf peoce ond brotherhood ore losr,
Our one world wlll be gone
'Morne Loulse, Prlsclllo, Cgrol, McCloud
Zebros
Expose
Beourlful
Rodlonr
Alrernorlng
Smpes
PRIVATE GARDEN
Those who dld nor know her well
Thoughr her srronge unlque eccenrrlc
Bur IO her cerebellum dwell
Memorles rhor srrongers could nor see
The sllenr wldow WGOISSOIOQ wlrherlng
ropldly,
Self Imposed I0 her prlvore world of
exorlc plonrs ond rollslng flowers,
Eoch needlng rhe orher ro exlsr
No ollen,
No ourslde world or sound could
penerrore
Her prlvore Eden
Somerlmes
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Resplronon
MARCH IS THE MONTH
Morch IS rhe monrh of everyrhlng
The end of wlnrer rhe srorr of Sprlng
One doy rhe sun wlll wormly glow
The nexr doy moy be cold wlrh snow
Sprang flowers oppeor ond show rhelr
oce
And blossoms blooming everyploce
Wlrhour wornlng lf srorrs ogoln
Some cool crlsp snow or chllly roln
Morch IS rhe monrh of everyrhlng,
Jocls Frosr's crlsp blre or sunny rhlngs
Sprlngrlme blrds relolce ond sung
Alos, Morch brlngs rhe flrsf doy Sprlng
Morch IS rhe monrh of everyrhlng
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INDEX
A BGYW. Tw - Ff 1471 nuoauav, LEAIHA - nec A. sz 1:13
H9001 106 -W Fr 191 Dufdo, DOUhY.- Fr oo, 191
Aozon, Ho N- So 64, 65, 79, 51, 177 Beech, Lorolene - So, 178 Mud. Riqkey .. 50 173
Abel SCOH - Sf 60 De-01. Roger - if, 96 nU1xock,Chesrer - sf aa, ,141
Abeffwhy, Sondra W rf 100 De-ol, Toni - sf 07, 71. 121, 140 fumes, Porricla - sf. 75, 79, 141
ABRAHAM, JAMES - Scsefme 13-3 Beomon, Ke-Hy -m Frx 191 Dundkes, Sean - So, 178
Abfon, Fronkhn -- Sf 106, 162 De-omoo, Ylobbln - Sr 824 140 John - Fr. 191
Abvod, Rondo - so, 177 Deofd, Dorerwell - Jr, 104 owen. Joseph - So 178
Abyod, Rimo - Sf 66, 188, 162 Beard, Keren - Fr, 191 Dvrdwem, Larry W- 50 175
AGOVTWS, Kevin M So 77. 57, 177 Oeosiey, Yvene - Jr, 164 Burke, Cheryl -Q Fr. 191
Adams, Sronley L - Jr 87, 164 Beorry, Gozy -- Jr. 60, 87, 164 Burke, Tino 9- Sox 72, 176
Adoms, Tommy - Fr, 87, 190 Deorry, rhclsen - Jr 164 Burlss, Fred - So, 175
AUGHHS. TWYKO - 50, 177 Deck, Kelty - Fr, 191 Ournom, Corol - Jr. 2, 64. 166
Adams, Vncky - Fr. 190 Be-emon, DcxreB W- So. 68, 176 Bumerr, 'Cloro - Sr 64, 65, 09, 117
Addison, Gregory '- ir. 107, 164 Dell, Cynxhio - Jx, 1454 Durnen, Jonorhon M Sf. 141
Adkins, Mohndc -' Fr. 190 DQS, Slonley '- FL 10? Oufrxerr, Memese - Sf. 1411
Ahbfond, Alon - Fr. 54, 66, 190 Be11omy,,Lee - ir, 164 Dumerr, Tonyo - Jr 166
Ahlbrond, Brion - Fr. 64, ob, 190 Benberry Mark - Sr 140 Bums, Cossondfo -- Fr, 76
AKQYS. Eimef -0- 50. 63, 177 DENDER, REBECCA - Specioi Edvcouon 132 Burns, Cams - Jr, 166 L
Akers, Rodney M So 177 f Bender, Shown -- Jf, 70, 164 Burns, David A Fr. 66 -
Alexander, Dietro - If 66, 164 V 0E.bNETf, WILLIAM - Morh 108, 129, 183 Bums, Sharon -w- Jr, 73, 70, 81, 83, 87, 91, 166, 228
ALEXANDER, RU0lE - Moth 183 Berman, Yverre - Jr, 104 DIJFY, Tony - So 178
Ale-xondef, Thomas - Fr, 190 Benson, Sm - Fr. 68 Burton, Alesis - Jr, 78
Alexander, Todd -- Sr. 75, 138, 162 Demon, Qomelo -- Jr, 105 Durron, Kmbley W- Jr. 166-
Aiexoff, Cyorhio - Fr, 72, 190 Benson, Porrioo W Jr. 165 Bush, Lisa P Fr, 79
Allegxee, Karen W Sr, 70, '74, 138, 102, 227 Oenriey, Dole -P So 112, 178 Dushrod, Shofon -- Jr. 166 A
ALIemor1g4 Mods -- Fr, 66. 190 . ' U-ergheld, Stephen - Jr. 69, 72, 74, 165 Hussey, Paulo - Sr 78, '79, 85, 141
Aiemong, Shelley - Jr, 164 f Bering, Evererr -H Fr 191 Butler, Cloudno - Sr. 64, 66, 70, 141
ALEN, CWXISTINA - Spedcl Ed 25, 30, 133 Gerling, Scofr - So Q7 Butler, Keihio - Sb, 66, 173 '
Men, Dovid '- Fr. 190 Be-rrxsdwneider, Hen - Sf 140 Bygne, Kelly H In 166 -
Amen, June - Fr, 100 ' ' oeffy, Wynne - Fr 191 Byrd, mnmeu - srx 191
Andefs. Duddie - Jfi 164 , Berrfom. Km f- Fr. 191 Dyrdsong, Donoid 9- Sr, 141
Anderson, Carolyn - Sf. 67, 79, 164 Dems, Hefmon - Sf 82 Bymel John - So, 175
Anderson, Donna
- 51.138, 162
Andefson, Gem M- Sr, 77, 81, 95, 104, 119, 1
Anderson Jenner
re - Jr, 104
Anderscrn, Tern - Sr. 138, 102 '
Andrew, Corlyle - So. 67, 177
Ann-my, Corlene - So, 177 ' '
AHMENOFF, MAHGAREI - Business 132
Armsreod, Abfen - So. 177
Armsreod, Arlsel - Jf, 1454
Armsrrong, Beth - So, 07, 95, 177
Armssrong, Kelly - Sr. 67, 138, 102
Dey, Sharon -A Jw, 165
Dfckoukos, KG!h5'If19 - Jf, 105
BIRCH, DARNETI - Specioi Educorion.
103
BISHOP, Desho
-S0 178
Bishop, Nino - Jr, 105
Block, Chories - Fr. 191
Block, Dejuon -9 Sr. 107
Block, Rodney - So. 178
Block, Shown - So 178
Blodsbufn, Tic - Jr 165
Arnold,
April - Fr, 190
190
Arnold, E11 - Fr.
Arnold, Sfeven - Sf 75, BO, 86, 108, 162
Arnold, Virgil - So, 177
Ramona - So '177
Artis, Michael - So. 177
Arm, Tamara - So 2, 76, 178
AYSQUXSCV, Sohgri - Sr, 26, 138
Arkins, Corlo - So. 178
Augusr, Moro - Jr, 11:4
Ausrin, Virgii - So. 178
Avery, Liliie - So. 104, 120, 175
Arthur,
B
Bacon. Dome -Q Sr, 82, 138
BAILEY, AUDPXA - Public Relonons CO0fW3OfO1' 136
Doiley, Chwsiol - Jr 69, 79, 164
Dailey. Dennis -- So 178
Darley, Lourine - So 178
Bailey, Laverne - Sr 139
Boiley, Richard -- Jr 111
Bailey, Rodney - So. 178
Boker, Angelo - So. 79, 178
Boker, Amhony - sf, 130
Boker, Mxchoei - -Jr. 164, 228
Boker, Rodwelle - Fr 190
Boker, Wdbom - Fr OA, 191
BQI1, Lonnie -- Sf 69. 139
Boll, Matthew 9- Jr. 164
Dollord, Robin - Sf 83, 189
Ooilenrkne, Keirh
Bollinger, Keren
-f FI, 191
- So, 178
Bcxfinger, Troy - Sr. 78, 79, 85, 1139
DOIIS, SISDhOnie - So. 95, 104, 120. 178
Boris, Deomo - Jr, 164
Bonus, Shelly - Sr 139
Berber,
Doflxer,
Borbee, Pomeio
Dorbee, Sharon - Sr. 83, 109
Sherry - so, 178
Jeffrey -- Fr, 127, 191
- Sr, 81, 88, 139
Domes, Sreven - Jr 164
Bomen, Demon - Fr. 191
Dornen, Down - Fr, 120, 191
Uomerr, Sem - Sr 68, 69, 139
Bornen, Shown - Sr, 71, 111, 139
Dorman, Tony - Jr 164
Somew, Jacque! - Sr 52, 87, 139
Borrlerr,
levem - Fr. bd, bb, 101
Doss, Kevnn -- if 164
Doss, Twmorhy - Sr 65, 09, 81, 83, 140
Doses, Lnso - So 764 77, 85, 95, 117 178
Den, Keven - Fr 191
BATFIES, LOUISE - Englsh 133
Berries,
Bowles
Derry -
David -
Fr. 191
if 104
Domes., Dwayne -- Sr 109
Dcurle, Pomel-o 5 lf 164
Dover, Rofwold - SO 178
Blockweii, Adfiofm -W Jr 165
Blackwell, Angelo - Sf 61, 1-'XO
Blake. George M- So 178
BLASE, DAVID -W Science 19, 133
myme, muy - Fr, 101
Bobo, Kenh - Sr. 140
Bobo, Tonyo -A Jr. 165
DOHANNON, CAROL - Clerk 130
Bond, Deborah M- If 1:55
Bonds, Pomelcl -- Jr, 165
Boone, Anrhofmy - So, 165
Boumhovono, Soy - Fr. 191
Dowon, Donnie - So 178
Bowens, Anthony - So. 178
Dowmonl Deuuno - So 71, 178
BOWMAN, ROBERT -M Science 1233
Boyd, Damon - Fr, 124, 191
Boyd, Mary '- Sr. 140
Boyd, Srerhng - Jr 64, 66, 69, 165
Ooyd, Trocy W- Fr 120, 191
Boyd, Vonesso 4 Fr 19?
BOykH'X, VOFIGO - JY' 165
Brodfey, William - Jr. 165
Brodshow, George - sf 14, 71, 01, 107, 111,
Bradshaw, 'feeeso - Jr 67, 95, 104, 165
Brody, KorI1er1o - Sr 119, 140
Drosherl Rhonda - Fr, 191
Bfoxfon, Shells - Jr, 165
Oreedlove, Angeio -- So, 178
Dreidenbough, Moryberh - Jr 165
Brewer
, Jerome - Jr, 107, 128, 165
Brewer, Key -f Sr 119
Brewer
Brower
, Ronald - So 178
I Shwiey -H Fr 101
Bfnnhley, Tony A Sf, 128
Drssow, Robes - 111 165
Bririion,
Ronald C - Jr bb, 165
Broaden Pouio - So '178
Broodus, Lorono - Fr. 191
Drocks, Desuree P- Sr 84, 65, 140
Brooks, Arthur W- Jr 165
Brooks, Deborah -- Sr 61, 52, 140
Brooms, Tommy - Fr 191
Drown, Crysrol - Sr. 81, 141
Brown, Dowd - SO 178
Drown, Honces - Jr 59, 165
BROWN, GEORGE - Socioi Srudres 51, 133
Brown, Liso - Sr, 141
Drown, Lyrverre - Sf 141
Drown, Moria - lr 64, 66, 166
Brown, Richard - So 178
Drown, f7sOb9l'l - So 17B
Brown, Rodends - Er. 191
Brown, Sandy W- So 178
Drown, Sworn - Sr 141
Grown, Tonya - So 173
Bmen Crysrol - So 178
Drummer: Chnsnn - So 178
DYUUGWE, Chefyl - Fr 191
Ducmoirer Norman 1 Z 67,178
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Coldwell, Jonathon --'Jn 77, 166
Cofdwel, Micheal - Fr, 191
Calhoun, Comme - So. 178
Co9owoy, Cheryl -3- Sr 141 .
Comm, Choo - Fr. 191
Colvefr, Terre! - 50. 191' . .
Colvun, Sreilo - Fr. 191- A
Cameron, Dome - Jr, 829166
Compbell, Afeshio - So, 178
Compbei Trocy H- Si' 142 '
Cannon, Kevm W Fr 191 I ,
Conrfell, Arrhur M Sr. 53, 64, '66, 142 1 ' f '
Combs. Kelly -a SO' 178 1'
cofpemer, uso -A sf. co. 7o, 72175, vo, ec,127,1142
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Corref,50wqyoe,-4M'Ff,191 ' '
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Clark, Donene - So, 179'
Oofk, Dorreli W Jr 167
Clorls, Kimberly - Fr, 492 '
Clofk, Shane 4- So 179 '
Ooy, Lisa - So 179 ,
Gemenz, Rndsy -M So 179
Oevelond, Cymhsc W- fr 192
CLODFELTER, DON - Mosh 42, 132
cw, Angelo W So 117, 179
Cwowl Elm - SO 179
Coon, Sorworo - So, 179
Cvdy. Dowd - F1 192
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gy, VV V+-IV , , V, ,, V EO7Cf55W'sihe f4M3f,V,1o1 ' 'V , 7 . Tg4m,,f'Fr.,4Qa V,
f " ,, , 'I07,,1'24, 157 , ' .Fr6gmon4 Aaron 76,V181f '
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L - 'Edggf,1Qme5,HfsQ,1e1 r , , ,f,,ffQemgn,May+jy,1og f r V f 3
Q 'sqgecommgrf -fSof64. 69,181 g , r 'rfeema0, m-1f,46ar r
W Q, 1 " f 1067 f ' Sfeerfm. Voidq -.sr 69, 145
7117 2 f'E8mcms, 2455, 107181, 7 f,12ufn Charaes J Jr, 107 168 ' ' f Q '
X' 777'7 141,155 0 , f l" 1 ,I V f' f ' ff '
,V777 g 2Qwnfds:nQobyrw.144 v , r - G, rr 1 r f
V,"e,fV55Vj5 'FW VQ,,',12'f'0 M Vggrnck Q frV,1Q3"' A V, f , , ' '
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'EIdrJdgQf So, 154' P+ mv T r '
181 Q Geffen. Demon- :ww 5 '
yy V XV V VVL,VV!oydr-f' 108' ' ' , Geffen, Derrick -Sc. 112,-181, V
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,- , Wi: 50 87 '81 ' , .
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tw M r r 1 1 rr 1 GW My M so-151 , 1 , r
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N,,,,EenbrvifE9rLfffr1f. 168 , Gorrorr. Hmorhv -Jr. 168' r .
I f '44Fv.b4z103 Gown. Vimenr-?r-01 194 ' , ' '
168 A Gore-sy Randy' - Jr- 107. 165
W'f6f,'1974 145 Gown. Perm -A Fff 194 ,
fw, If fyff lfy' J Q1 f Goyles, Dems - so, 181 r
wfbp so, 151' , 'f George, carlo - ff, 57, 104
,WZZWY77 4 2 ,3 Ag iyyf ,,,,, ,yfE5rgf5,,Bogifsb'fVEn 193 George, Rondo!! - So. 161
ZQZZMH r?6kw4?mwH ?Wmm +xmws
f,f4fgz'fZ , g f ,Q ,f C my Q, ffQ1,,g,Wffjj,,,WfWf"' ' ML' , V, , 1 Q A - V 64. V
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Qwwqf 70,7! mwwym- Gmmwmswxm-r
f ' 'A 151 G1'beff.D0fM -165' 106 m
7 W5wmg,rfsebbgmuq,wffw.N103 men. Kevin - sf, 104
fr y , gr'f'?fQwWAnfnony -50, 87, 181 Giberf, mm - rr, oo, 112, 104
fV,,V Vfffff, , N IV 'E ' f XA X VW ,Zh VQ,,V5fQ!QVV7W4WfWMW, ,,,,, Z NK' " V 4 ,. V
Jiflqff 522: .W if me
, fc'W,, 3 , fy, ,- if ,,,' ', , ,f ' f ' Gnlespfe Trovrs - Jr, 80 168
A , er L V-sf 73 74I14b 226
' ,gf ,V 141 pc, was erospy, Aberro - sy. me
' ' , fgurame semofy me campy, serene v- 50,1252
?gQ873Sm P Sregow -M Q13 182 m
1 My KZ rfwwfw f'f'f"' W1 ' OSS' ennem " ' '
3, ff " U74 , 'amos Greaves, Apri! M- so. 182
f L V 'Begisior 136 Gieoves, Myra +- Sr, 146
, If X Z' , Cf'iO?fW?if 59, 161 Glenn, Kemerh W Jr. 168
fffXf ff, MQ ,UMW ,UWM ffwjffr , H ,V ,,f, '
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Index! 221
222, Index
GLEN, STEVEN - Dusmess '04, 120, 134
Gtoffeiry, De-rh - So 182
Glovef, Bruce B, - Jr, 108
Glover, Chtfofd - So 107, 182
Glover, Lomonf - If 107, 168
Goid, Roger - So, 182
Golden, Gefdd - Fr 194
Goioer, Dclryn - So 64, 70, 80, 81, 127, 182
Goxmy, Dofryi - Jf. 64, oo, we
Gonzalez, Edei - Fr. 194
GOOD, GLADYSMAE H Science BO, 134
Goodoi, Honey - So 18?
Henderson, Hofold - Jr, 160
Henderson, Ronnie - Fr, 195
HGOGYY,
Vscrono - Fr 195
Herald, Kelhe - Sr 147
Hefold, LOUTE - Jr 64, 73, 87, 169, 226
Hefold, Leshe - F1 195
Hefdon, Dense - So 182
H9fndOrS, Memo - Jr 169
Herring, Oobby - Sr. 81, 87, 147
Herring, Jimmy - 11, 169
Herring, Joseph - So 112, 182
Helnng, Keirh - So, 182
Jackson,
Jodxson,
Jackson,
Jockson,
Cednc - Fr 105
Cynrhso - jf 87, 170
Drone -Q So 87, 183
Dwnghr - If T70
Jackson, Joyce - Sr 149
Jackson, Karen - Sr 61, 140
Jackson, Kenneth - Sf 149
Jgckson, use - Fr 87, 1475
Jocleson, Mynle W- Jr 171
Jockson, Robyn '- k 371
Jocksorz, Troci - Fr, 195
Jodson, Trocy - So. 180
Goodloe, Deborah - Sf, 82, 140
Goodioe, Mark - So, 182
Goodloe, Timothy - Fr 194
Goodiow, Liso - Jr. 166
Goodwin, .iomes - So 87, 182
Gordon, Toreoo - Jr. 166
Gofrin, Vincent - So 112
Gosfef, Roger - So, 182
Grobie, Tino -- if 168
Groot, Morgorex + So, 182
Gronf, Norolie - Fr, 194
Gfonr, Shown - Sr. 79, 146
GRAVF5, MAE - Home Ec, 134
Gmyson, Lowrence - Sf, 146
Green, Darrel - So. bb, 162
Green, Nicole - Fr, 104
Greene, Loufo - lr. 166
Griffiq, Demck - lf 76
Griffin, Richard - So 182
Gfsffh, Steven - Fr, 104
Gfisby, Martin - Jr 107, 108
Goss, Toni - Fr, 194
Grubovgh, Sandy - Sf. 146
Gf1KbS,RE'QifVG - Sr 64, 65,182
GULLAUME, IAMFS - An 102
GUUJCK, PRISCILLA - Eoqish 134
Guynn, David - Jr 64, 66, 76, 112
Guynn, Mark -- Sr. 71, 111
fi
Hogedone, C1019 - So, 55, 127, 182
Hoie, Stephanie - In 160
Hole, Wyonne 1. - Sr. 87, 140
Hoa, Angelo -W Jr, 169
Hall, John - Fr. 194
Hal, S0030 - So. 182
Holi, Tonya - Fr 194
HOi1bUfTO0, Cynrhso -M Sr, 81, 82, 1445
Holliborfon, Roben -- Sr. 147
HAMILTON, ESSLEE -- Library 137
Hamilton, Rolond - Jr, 169
Hompfon, Johmo - Jr 04, 05, 70, 81, 160
Honlsins, Donald M So, 162
Harden, Anrhony H Jr 160
Hermg, Michelle - So 134. 120, 182
Hernng, 71006064 - If 169
Hefmg, momy - So 152
HEYLMANN, EAN - Anendonce Clem 137
Heyknon, Kfmberh - Fr 195
High, my - sf 84, mv
Hgh, Power - Fr 195
Highbough, Msdwoei - SO 50, 169
PH, O:-Cor - So 182
Hali, Somuei M- Jr 66, 127, 170
Hd, Twonno - Sf 70, 72, 74, 75, 77, 147
Hines, Dovrd - 31. T70
Hmes, Mnchod v So 54, 99, 182
Hrnes, Mvchoei - So 76, 77, 182
Hodge Con - If 170
H0dQ95,Denn1e - Jf 71,112,170
Hodges, Brenda v- F1 195
Hoffmon, U50 - Sr 71, 72, 73, 74, 1:17
HO1LMAN, IEAN - Business 134
Holcomb, Mory - S0 182
Holcomb, Susan - Sr 147
Holden, Deboroh - So 182
HOLDER, JOSEPHINE - Home Economxcs 132
Holimon, Kovhy - Fr 195
1-103006, Charles - .lf 170
Holland. Derrick - Sr 148
Hohonder, Moflo - Sr 148
Helier, Borboro - Sr 81. 64, 148
I-1086. Deon - Fr 112, 113
Holler, Ronald - Fr, 105
HOBOWEKI, Alon - Jr 170
Hokmon, Nehonyo - So 18?
Holmes, Juomo - if 170
Hooeycurr, Cheryl - Sr 148
Honeycun, Gkxuo - Fr 195
Hood, Lime - Fr 104
Hood, Lovee - Fr 195
Hood, Robeu M. - Sf 107
Hopkins, Charles - Jr 170
Hoslsxn, Lando - Jr 170
Hoshms, Cheryl - Sr 148
Hoslauns, James - iz, 170
Hoskins, Ricky -M So 182
HOSTUTLER, DONNA - An 134
House, Angelo - Fr 195
Houser, Adrenne - So 66, 66. 182
Jockson, Vickie - Fr 66, 79, 195
Jackson, Yoiondo - iv. 171
Jomersofw, John - Sr 32, 75, 79, 61, 149
Jon-nes, Tomoro - So 77, 186
Jomes, Tommy - Jr, 171
1OfQ5!f'6Ki. ioseph - So, 183
Jorrelr, Kewln - Jr 70, 171
Jolrerx, Kevxn W- Fr, 195
Jeffers, Billie - Fr 57, 195
Jefferson, Anon
-Fr 195
Jeffefson, LeRoy - Jr 87, 171
Jefferson, Raymond - jf 171
Jel!-as, Karen -
Jenisms. Amerro
X171
-Jr 171
Jefrksns, Phbp -- Fr, 195
Jenkins, Rohm - Fr 195
Jenmoqs, Dofyi - So 180
Jennings, Tommy - Sr 64
Jessie, Apnl -Q Fr 195
Jesse. Reber! '- 50 183
lewe-B, Tonya M- Sr 60, 76, 95, 117, 149
Johnson, Aberr
Y-51149
Johnson, Aogeio - So 183
Johnson, Borboro - Sf 149
Johnson, Cor! - Jr 171
lohngon, Chcrlro -- Fr 195
iohnson. Chormom H- So, 183
Johnson, Oorence - So, 188
Johnson, Domn
Johnson, Dense
Johnson, Derrick
Johnson, Duane
'-- JY 50, 171
N- Fr. 195
- Fr 105
W Fr 195
Johnson, Freddie - Fr 195
Johnson. Gardner - So 183
Johnson, Glenn - Sr. 82
Johnson, James '- So 75, 134
Johnson, Jo:-nes -- So 124, 183
lOhOSOf1,JOSQPh - SY oo, 72. 1447
Johnson, Lerner -- Jr 70, 171
Johnson, Lorelie - Fr, 195
mmm, Lynda - Fr 195
JOHNSON, MARGAREE -M COE 82, ,134
JOHNSON, MAUNCE M- Moth 134
Johnson, Michael - So, 183
Johnson, ?ouI - Jr, 70, 171
Johnson, Rhonda M- So 183
Hording, Kimberly - Fr, 194
Harmon, Jeffery M- So, 182
Harmon, Courmey C5 - Jr 1647
Harmon, Roben D - Sr 147
Harfell, Donna - Jr 169
Horrei, Joe - Fr 84
HOIre4I, Vicki - Sf 67, 69, 70, 84, 95, 147
Horrei, Wiibom - Fr. 194
Harris, Annquienli -' So, 182
Horris, Denim - Jr, 169
Harris, Cormeen - Jr 169
Hams, Joyce - So 68, 182
Harris, Keith W- Jr 71, 169
Harris, Lynn - So. 182
HOURS, Michael - ir. 64, 71, 91, 107, 169
HOYTS, Robin - So 182
Hmmm, mawofd - So. 162
Hornson, Tommy - Fr, 104
Horrod, Annho -- So, 95, 182
HARTMAN, WALLACE - Indusrnol Arts 134
Horvey, Dwoyne - lf. 147, 169
Horvey, Gienn - Jr 67, 169
Hervey, Kmhy - Fr. 194
Harvey, Kamberly f- ir, 160
Hervey, Skyler - So 152
Horvrson, Vicky - Sr, 1-'37
Hauser, Kimberly - Sr 147
Hovewidi, Lon - Sr, 64, 78, 54, 85, 86, 147
Howlsuns, Anronie - Fr 194
Howlms, Nadine - Sf 8?
Howrhome, Rodney - So 182
HAY5, IIM - Securhy Guord 128
Hayes, Necheile - Fr 194
Hoyas, Tracie - So 182
Haynes, Annisso - Fr. 194
Hoyrwss, Remo - Jr 109
Heed, Michael - Jr 23, 64, 60, 72, 74, 75, 100
Heod, Www - Fr 104
Heody,
HEEKE .
Gino - Fr 195
DENARD - indusrruol Arrs 132
Helm, Mor-me - Fr 195
Helms.
Louro -Jr 1159
Hemekgofn, Terso - Fr O5
Henderson, Domxro - Fr 195
Henderson Dorm - Fr 195
Henderson, G0fvy - So 162
Howard, Cheryl - Fr 195
Howord, Debra - Fr 195
Howofd, Henry P- Jr 103
Howold, Morls - So 182
Hubble, Krysrd - if 83, 170
Hudgmns, Rosonn M- So, 183
Hudson.
Hudson,
Hudson,
Oebro - Fr 105
Pomelo Q- So, 76, 183
Vrckx - Jr 76, 78, 170
Johnson,
Johnson
Johnson,
johnson.
Johnsod,
Johnson,
Johnson,
Johnson,
Johnson,
Rim - Fr, 195'
Roben -N Fr 105
floben-So 183
Ror1wFr147S
5U5Df!""'Sf149
TerryWSo f
Truman - Fr 195 f
Woiref f- Fr 87. 195
Wayne 4- lr, 107 '
Huff. Epson - Sr 148
Hughes, Cormencno -- Sr 4, 99, 106, 145
Hughes, Donald f- SO 183
Hughes, Sherry -v Sf 64, 66, 148
Hughes, Sheryl - Fr 195
Hughes, Wdlsom - So. 183
Huczef, Alffed -- Sf 75, 83, 126, 127
HLBZGY. Everme - So 160
Huh, Lonrue - F1 195
Humphfey, Darla -v So 71, 188
Humphrey, Krm --- Sr 148
HUNGERFORD, BETTY -- Homc EC 134
Hum, Aberr - F1 1475
Hum, Clarence - Sr 127, 148
Hum, Morvo - So 33. 76, 79, 31, 133
Hunrer, Anthony - If 170
Humef. Gory - Fr 195
Hunzef, Smon A if 68, 69, 170
Hurd, Brlcn - Fr 195
Hurst, Lodomo - Fr 105
Hun, rxegm A So 77, use
Hun, Tfoy - So 120
Hurcherson, Verofwco -A Sf 148
HUIUXQYSOO, Moms W So 08, 183
mem, N-mqm - So 04, oo, 84
FNGRAM, DWAYNE W 112
J
JOCYRQACO-Yf'D9f1 W Jr 78, 79, 170
Jocks L-ndo - Jr 76, 77, 78, 69, 82, 170
Jackson, Arwgeio A- - Fr 105'
Joclason, Anrhony H Jr 60, 170
IOWISIOO. bdxth
+882
Joky, Tommy -' Jr 171 '
Jones,AAd1u'1o4 450 68,184 '
Jones. Beverly + Fr, 106 '
3332?
Dorkin-
Deborah
, 0107195 - So, ,164
, Chfysfol - Fr,79,196f
krb7,78,'171 1
-S149 1
Derma -- JY 171
- SO 68, 73, 77, 7'-7, 87,184
Jcnes. Derrnck F So, 134 ,
JONES, FRED - Prinopo! 132
Jones, Georgerfe - Jr 67,78 717, 171 '
bw, GW'-30fY - 5' 149
Jones, Lovmne I
Jones, mah-sei M- So 134 , '
for-es, Beqnold h Jr 149
lones, Sham -M So' 81, 87, 184 f
10095, Trgqy -6 50 184
Jones, Tfoy - 11 46, 171
Jordon, Howie if 1717
1ordon,Y.or1me 50 107. 184
Mom, Wdirom '-N- Sr 68, 82, 150
K
mmm, my rf we
mmo, oxxve Mom sim
Kearney, Iohn
Kearney, Mory ---
A S: 71, Bb, 96, 150
So 84. 164
Keds, Donny f-Q Fr 1611
Keief, Tyrone V- So 164
Ke-fly, Gomeid '- lf 67, 171
Keky, Kovxn M-
Fr 196
Kelly Mxdxeo? 1- Sr 150
Kelly, Rom - Jr 171
Ketly, Sreven -M So 184
KENDALL, HELEN -A Afrcndonce 137
Kendnck, Pomeio V- Sf 150
14ef1dfz1e,Tm0fr1y - sf 84,813,150
Kendracks, Carhern -. Jr os, 76, 77, 171
Kem-ae, cm, - Jr eo, 171
Kendricks, Shreey - Jr 64, 69, 171
Kennedy, Ando - So 120, 154
Kennedy, Chnsrine - Jr 65. 76. 77. 171
Kennedy, Chrisnne - Jr 67, 171
Kennedy, Kely -
S0184
Kennedy, Stacey - Jr. 171
Ke0worrY1,Scon-Fr 87,196
KER!3ER.ADOLF--Ef19isn134
KerkIand.Snady-Fr 66
i4.err,Sandy--Sr,81,150
Kerchko.KeBy-Fr 196
KercNsa,Kimber1y-Sr 69,B,74,150.
KDW'ELL,MAX-h6usrr1o1Arls134
Knm-1edy,Russe!-50,184
KNCADEAZJLEE-Engbhi-34
Knd'1elow,Trina-Jr 171
Kng,G'ehory-So 184
KNG,JO11N-1ncbsma1Arrs82,99,134
iGng.1'Sevs'1-50,184
l'Gng,Vaness-a-Jr, 64,76 77, 79, 171
Kmms,Ammy-J: 171
Krldondjun--Fr 124,196
Ka'16cnd,Sanay-?r,64,J196
K1ser,Je1fery-Jr,171
Kene,Mm'k-Sa 71,184
Kneep,Ocxiei-H196
KfY9Q,L0LZO151',f3. 78, 79,815,150
Kaurslynerre-Jr 171
KRAlJClNAS,CARL-irdus1idAn5135
!Q'anhg,Biy-So 184
NxgAngeio-50.184
Kyner.Eric-Jr.171
' L
Loc, Angela - So. 185
Lacy, Erienne - Jr eo, 112, 171
Lacey, Lauen - Fr 196
Lacey, leie - Fr, 196
Lacey, Rancid - Sr 82
Laisufe, Andea - So. 64, 66, 184
Lamb, L56 - Fr. 196
La-1-asrh, Brady - So 184
Lane, Jam - So, 171, 184
Lare,LEcn-Sa 184
Lane,Mczy -Jr. 15, 76, 78, 80, 171
Lo1e,MicheI-So.'B5
Lmg,MeKa-Sr 67,'00,101,15O
Lefsg,:1fea1ed-Fr we
Love, James - Fr, 196
Lovei, Ersk - Jr 60, 171
Luke, Carre - Jr 171
Lusbv. Terrence - Jr 171
Lyles, Shel: - Sa 185
Lyon, Anrhony - Sa 185
Mc
McAbee, KeI1ey - Fr 196
McCann, Eric - Jr 85. 171
MCCarry, Charlo - Sr 152
MCCLARY, ROBERT - Scvence 132
McCleodon, Rudwcrd
- Sr 81,107
Mcoead, Chsquna - Fr 79, 196
MQCLOUO, MARLYN
M snqrm 75, 132
Mcfonvnlle, Deooe -M So 185
McCorfy. Rose - So 185
MCCuIley, Dawn - Fr 196
Mcidey, Cheryl -
S0185
McCuI1ey, Mschoel - Fr 196
Mciuiough. Baron - Sr 91, 152
McDanze!s, Monica - Jr 172
McDonald, Larry -
Fr 196
Mcikoy, Sharon - Jr 171
Mc6ary. Dona - 50.185
McGhee, James - So 185
McGhee, Jeffery -
So. 185
McGenrus, Angela-So. 185
McGow, Gayron -
R196
MQGOW, Lorena - Jr, 64, 65, 69, 172
McHoffey. Jorwerre - Fr, 196
McHoney, Pau! - Fr. 196
McKay, Norman -
Sr. 152
McKinley, Suzanne - Sa. 64, 185
Mclkhney, Defynn - Jr, 172
Mae-qw, Donna -
Mclknignr, Srocey -
Mcknuckies, Andrea
So 66, 185
Jr 172
- So 87, 185
- sf 41, 107, 152, 172
McKnud1!es, Johnnne
Mcmcas, Roberr - Jr, 172
MCNOU, John - Fr 196
McNarr, Maurrna - Sr 81, 152
McNed. Amanda - Jr, 172
Mdlhasl, Scan - Sr. 64, 67, 152
Mevre-ron. Ramon - so, ea, 107, 108,
185
MCP-evndds. Joner - Fr, 196
Mdleynolds, Joyce - Fr. 196
M
Maynard, Kevin - So 87, 185
Maynard, Rebecca - So, 66, 185
Maynard, Rhonda - Sr 152
Meade, Tnno - So 68. 185
Means, Robbxn - Fr 117, 197
Medoris, SCOP! - So 185
Merxueiro, ma - Sr 26, 27, 69, 79, 150
Meredurh, Waker - Fr 197
Mndoieran, Laresa - Sr 82
Mildenberg, Danaid - So. 185
Miles, Jacqueline - Sr. 82. 153
Mier, Cord - So 185
Maier, Gregg - Fr 197
Ma'1er, Guy - Fr, 107
Muller, James - So. 185
Mi1er,John-So 84.96185
Miller, Karhey -- Fr 97
Mier, Keurh - So, 66, 69, 127. 185
Miller, Lisa - Sf 153
MNH Lon, A - Sr 153
Mile-r LOU - Fr,197
Meer, Mreheea, A
-Sr.153
Maier, Peggy - Jr, 172
Maier Pserre - So. 185
MEer,Rhonda-51.158
Mr1erRickie-Fr,197
MHler,Roben-
Mier. Roberr L -
X172
56.185
Miller Rodney - Fr 197
IMfer,SomaeI-
Miller, Shown -
Sr 150
Fr. 197
M1Her, Tarnia - Jr. 172
Miler, Zona - Fr. 197
Mis, Andrew - Fr 197
Mina, Brian - So 185
M.inaT1na
197
, - Fr.
Mmor,Kevin-So,
MINOR, SGT JOFN - ROTC 1235
Michel? Jeffrey - Jr. 172
Mirchei Kim - Sr 82, 153, 181
Mirchel, Mary - Sr. 78, 79, 153
Mrrchei, Sam - So, 87. 186
Mrrcheli, Tanya - So, 186
Mobley, Brion - Sr, 126, 153
Moffir, Frederids - Sr. 197
M0511 Cheri - Sr, 69, 1543
Monday, Tammy - Jr. 172
Monroe. Perry -- Fr 197
Monrgomery, Gerry - ir 172
Monrgorne-ry, Mnchael - Sr, 81, 153
MONTGOMERY, ZONDA - Music 132
Moon, Terri - Fr, 197
Lmgfzyd, Fuana - Sr. 16, 64, 67, 86, 150
Longford, Steven - Sr. 69, '07, 150
Lanrz, Rely - Fr. 196
Lanfz, Lyrxb - Sr 23, 69, 72, 74, 75, 77, 81, 86, 151
LAHEES, JO!-N - Arr 185
LARKEN, NANCY - VscePre'sapa1 1232
LAFJRABEE, MYRA - Saeco! Education 1-35
Lcrreon, Llsa - Jr 83, 171
Lasorea, Nyda - So 185
Leeey, Gwendokyn - Pr 198
Los?-cn, Torso - So 95, 185
Langram, Vanhrd - So 185
La...-f-gsaupnorn, Hong - So. 185
Lausen, Germ - So 185
Lawson. Cod - Fr, 196
Lawson, KOQSY e- Jr 66, 171
Ley, God - s- 82
Ley, Rsdxzd - Fr 87, 196
Leake, Tyzare - E 171
Ledei, Adnan - I 68, 124, 171
Mack. Ernesr - Fr 196
Mack, Rm - if 172
Macy, Jody - So. 66, 185
Major, Roger - Fr 196
Mqiors, Lesannio - Sr, 151, 81
Majors, Stephane - Sr 151, 172
Maless, Bewna - Jf 85, 95, 172
Mcn1ess, Cody -- So 81, 85. 185
Malone, Monro -- Sr 79, 83, 151
Monce, Edward - Jr 172
Mongam, Srephen -- Sr. 69, 70, 127, 151
MAMA, Jam - Phys-Cer Educorion Qc, as
MANVAN, DONALD - Social Srucies 135
Mannmg, Rohn - Sr. 82
Monvng. Susan -- Sr, 151
Manns, Reba - So, 67. 185
Mansfreld, Jenkens -e Fr, 196
Manson, Linda - Sr 82
Markey, Maurice - So 76, 185
Morkey, Madonna - Fr 196
Moore, Crysra! - Sr 67, 154. 231
Moore, Kevnn - Jr, 172
Moore, Lawrence - Sr. 83, 154
Moore, Lows - Sa, 186
Moreland, Lawrence - So. 186
Moreland, Mise - Jr, 87, 172
Morgan, Kimberly - Fr, 197
Morgan, Michael - Jr Bs, 172
Morgan, Mrchene - so, 117, 186
Mormon, Anrhony - Jr. 172
Moms, Angela - So, 66, 71J 186
Morris, Jason - Fr. 197
MORRLS, JOMN - Soda! Sruciies 132
Moms, Theresa - Sf. 81, 153
Morris, Trays e- Sr. '63
Morrow, Porneio - Jr, 172
MOSGY, JOSEP1-BE - Engww 185
Mosley, Gloria - Jr. 172
Masiey. Merleen - Jr, 172
Moss, Dawn - Sr. 73, 74, 154, 228
Lee,ArIi'em-Fr 196
Lee,Angeb-so ca, 73, 76
Lee,Chc'1ron-Jr 64,75
Lee Cms-Jr,64,171
LEE, FRAW4 - Enghh 155
Lee,James-Jr
196
Lee,Kevne-So 85,185
1.ee,H's:-Fr 87,196
Lee, Sracey - Sr.
64, 66, 151
Legge, 5CO:'T - So 185
Le999. Tracey - Sr 151
LENTZ, JAMES - Ar: 135
Les1e.Arwhony-F1-,196
Lesbelemrter-Sr 151
Lews,Josep11-sf151
LEWSSKENETH-Mus4c5IJ,135
Lewrsusa-So 185
Lews.Lori-50.196
L:sey,Dean-So 196
Mafkey, wrnsem - Jr. 53, 87, 107. 108. 172
Marsh, Lrnda - Fr 66, 196
Ma1sh,Ra9an - Jr,
172
Morsha1!,5herry-So 185
Marnnbnme-Fr 196
Morrin,Jomes-Jr
Marnn.Jaseph-Jr
75, 172
172
Marrun Norman - So 185
Mann, Sondra - So 185
Marrin, Sharon - Sr
Mornn, Shawn - Sr
82, 152
152
Mornn Shern - Fr 196
MARTIN, WILLE - Arhieric Dwecror 1.32
Marmez, Marnn - So 185
Mason, Larry - Sr 152
Massey, Dwayne - Jr 78, 91, 172
Mossngd, Pamca -- Fr. 196
Mavhes, Monreres - Jr 172
Morhxs, Tony - Jr, 51, 172
Moss, James - Jr. 91, 172
Mumow, Richard - Jr 172
Mumaw, Thomas - Fr, 112, 197
Mudf, Naomi - Sr 82
Murphy, Howard - Fr, 197
Murphy, Jayne - Jr. 172
Murphy, Rancid - Jr. 172
Murray, Angela - Jr, 78, 95, KM, 119, 172
Murray, Mrchae! - Fr 124, 197
Mrxray. Regina! - So, 69, 186
Murray, Shannon - So, 79, 117, 186
Murray, Tracy - Sr, 14, 77, 79, 95, 116, 117, 154 ,
Murray, Vidue - Jr 172
Muse, Naro1e - Jr, 172
Myers, Joni - Jr 80, 72
N
Nat, Debbie - Fr. 197
Nouyen, Thuy - Fr, 198
Lognf, Come - Jr 83, 171
lighr, Dom - Jr 83
Linden, Miched - Fr 196
Lnkous. Ons - So 185
Loob, Vncrono - Fr 196
Lodserr, Donna - So 76, 79, 81, 84, 185
Logm, Rome - Fr, 196
Lohrnnn, Paula - Fr 196
Long, Cana - Jr 52, 171
Long. Paul - Sr 151
Lord, fem - Fr 196
Love, Dense - Sr 151
Moms, Tony - Jr oo, aa, 172
Mmm, vondo - Fr, 107
Morrhews, Mnchoel - Jr 172
Marnngiy, Ciara - Fr 197
Momngly, Meinso -- Fr, 197
Moa,-1, Narabe - So 64, 76, 79, 81, 185
Maurer, George -- So 185
MAUXEY, LYD1A - Socicd Srudaes 135
Maxey, Sreve - Sr 152
Moy, Kevrn - So 185
Moy, Tonya - Jr 172
Maynard, Jennier - Sr 152
Neal, John - lr, 73, 76, 87, 172
Neal, Trnorhy - So, 68
Nealy. Jesse J - Sr, 69
Neoly, Randy - Fr 198
Neeley, Jason - So 68, 172
Neely, Porncia - Fr. 179
Nelson, Dana - Fr, 198
Nesbiu, Tawanda - Fr 198
Nesbirr, Wdson - Fr 112, 198
Nevns, Txrnarhy - Fr, 198
Ntbs, Dewayne G. - Sr 81
lndex!223
2247 Index
N1d'1o1s, Sronley - So. 186
N1d1ens, Mmwoel -- So 166
Nickefms, Robert - Jr, 87, 172
No-ei, Undo - Sr. 154
Norman, Dome - So, 69, 186
Nofm6n,Dono1d - SL1, 70, 99,134
Norman, Donald E, - Srf 64, 65,615 69, 154
Norman, Froncheskcx - Sf. 67, 154 7
NQfEiS, Dememns - Fr, 198
Norris, Viccono 1- Jr. 172
Norm, Angelo - Sr, 52,154
North, Audrey - 50,136
Norwood,,QhcIomo + Jr.I17i2 '
Nr1w1r1,f60yr.e11 -,ser 186 I ,
NUC1EN,JANET'-- Home EC185 ,
Nygoofd, So 186
QOUS, T100 - Frr 61,"'196, ff
6orl'S,ITO1'Y- 171,198
IQ'nr1c1r1,Nprmfa+ sr. 714, 154 , '
Odom, Cl'1ico,I-- 56,186 7 I I7, f "
770615501 1351 7 1
mmm, crysmr - Jr, 04165, b9f7e,',17Q, 7f
Q11ver,vAr1ge1Q7- so, 767186
7 O1vey,,7Bre6dO,"f,1r 172 ' ff ' 4
,Oulldw,D0ffy1-"v,Jr,'172 ,
Owdws, Curtis -Jr, 173 ' , I
Er. 106 ' I ,
1 Owens., Georgeh- sf. 67 I 77
ow-ms, Lambme,7- so, I11Q,1ac1 7
Owef1S,Ip10-4-50,156 I
Owens, 'Susie -' Sr.
pace, Tummy 4- Sr. 60, 111
Pac!-r,Midwoe!-Jr,,17O' 7 ' ,
' PAGE, CHUCK CODCFY 91, 108, 7128
Page, Tracey -- So. 186 '
Palmer, Lorie -- SO, 166 "
Pqlmec7,,Thomos- So. 178
Poimore, Den e- Fri 196 1
Pc1Imore,f7Odell --fr. 198
Poifriore, Trory A, W-Sr. 155
Pcxrhom, Iloswo - Fr, 198
Parker, Donny - So, 186
Parker. Dwayne W- Fr 198
Parker, Karen D. W- Sr. 64, 65, 60, 155
PARKER, NVENDELL 1- Special Ed. 25, 214,
Parks, Tuna - Fr. 198
Pormley, Nancy N- Jr, 178
Pore, Pouia -- So, 104, 186
Ponerson, Cyhrfio -Sr. 155
Porrersorw, Denise - So. 186
Porvon, Donald - So. 186
Pcmon, Donald - So 186
Peorcy, Mary - Jr. 68, 82, 84, 173
Penderqross. Derren 'iv Jr, 66
Pennyingron. Denyi -- Sr. 155 7
PENQUTTE, HARRY - Science 135 .
Pepper, Vicrof W- Fr. 195
Pefdue, Korhryn - Fr, 198 7
.Perd1,1e,K1mberIy - rr we 1
Perkins, Norway - sr, 04, as, ao, 155
Perry, Henry -- Fr. 1961 .
Perry, Kefuro -r Jr. 178
Perry, Porricio A. - Sr, 67, ,155
7 Ps1eP.s,uoms M- speeches. 1:15
Perrigrew, Mekndo - Jr. 71, 173
Perry, Kennerh -1- So 77, 186
HELPS, CMOL LEE - Dooklseeper 137
Phelps. Moliy - Fr, 198 A x
Phelps, Phnlip - Fr. 199 7
Phillips, Don L - Sr 16, 69, 155
7P!-mps,Johr-1-Jr.83,92,1'73
Pierson, Rosemary - Fr 199
Pmon, Donoki - So, 186
PINNER, DORIAN - Spanish 76, 135
p11Jf'l11ET1, Mithoei - Fr, 199
Poindexrer, Lynise - Fr, 109
Polndexxer, Robyn - Sf, 84, 155
Polls, Raymond - Jr, 124, 173
Polord, joseph - Jr. 66, 76, 173
Pollard, Terrence M- So 64, 186
Duon
Poner Losherry Fr 199
- Jr 173
Porris.
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Poms,
Posey,
crgrefho - Sr. 155
DOVKJ - So 124, 156
Posey, Deborah - Sr. 155
Posley, Clyde - So 107, 186
Powel, Dorryf - Sr 71, 111, 129, 155
Powell, Erxc - Jr 127, 173
Powell, Korrino - So 186
Powe1l, Kim - Fr 120, 190
Powell, Morcrus A - Sf. 155
Powei, Srephorne - So, 186
Prcrher, Dofryl L - Sr BA, 86, 156
Pfofi, Lofrl J, - Sr. 73, 74, 156, 227
Presron, Lvso F Jr 4, 66, 173
Prevor ,
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Prevov, 519100 -f if 87, 173
Prevor, Thvophrs f Jr 173
215, 216, 117, 215
Prayer. Pon! - So 186
Proctef, Porricio - Fr, 199
Soilon. Croig M 187
SALZMANN, WMJAM - Musrc 30, 64, 66, 135
me, Andrea rx, W Sr,65,66, 110,711 1541 5O,,,Co,,.? J, 66 O, 767 ,M
pnce' Amhony - JL 173 I Jhvnlerre -4 174 '
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Copy Staff
Srudenr Life Editor
Srudenr Life Assr.
Academic: Ediror
Academics Asst.
Clubs Staff
Sports Editor
Sports Asst.
Faculry Sroff
Senior Album Editor
1981-82 Accolade Staff
Lisa Givan
Kim Kerchka
Karen Allegree
John Neal
Deniese Dugger
Lisa Hoffman
Lorri Pratt
Carmen Tyler
Rosemary White
Deanna Sradler
Kim Kerchka
Brenda Smith
Sharon Burris
Kim Kerchka
John Neal
Damara Srewarr
Rosemary White
Dawn Moss
Eric Wiggins
Deniese Dugger
Lisa Givan
Sharon Burris
1981-82 Lancer Staff
Editor-in-Chief
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Newsflfearure Editor
Newsflfearure Staff
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Sports Staff
Arr Staff
Photography Ediror
Photography Staff
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Carmen Tyler
Rosemary Whire
Karen Allegree
John Neal
Cynthia Chambers
Angela Baker, Sharon Burris,
Toni Crirrenden, Jeff Dunn,
Aaron Freeman, Tamara James
Geargerre Jones, LaVanne Jones,
Kim Kerchka, Angela Lee,
Carla Lee, John Neal,
Mike Riddle, Kevin Scorr, Angie Smith
Brenda Smirh, Deanna Sradler,
Kay Thorpe, Liz Vance, and
Kim Wisdom.
Mike Baker
Horace Jordan, John Neal,
Laurie Hearald, Dawn Moss,
and Eric Wiggins.
Troy Janes
Robert Nickens
Lorri Pratt
Debbie Corrrell, Jeff Cox,
Curr Elliarr, and Kelli Swem
Mrs, Jennifer Werbil
Mr. Fred Jones
Mr, Faburn DeFranrz
Mrs. Nancy Larkin
Underclass Sraff
Index Editor
index Staff
Staff Arrisrs
Phorography Ediror
Phorography Sraff
Adviser
Principal
Vice-Principals
Toni Crirrenden
Deniese Dugger
Aaron Freeman
Laurie Herald
Lisa Hoffman
Tamara James
LaVanne Janes
Rosemary Whire
Laurie Herald
Toni Crirrenden
Aaron Freeman
Tamara James
LaVanne Janes
Mike Riddle
Brenda Smirh
Troy Jones
Psoberr Nickens
Lorri Prarr
Debbie Corrrell
Jeff Cox
Curr Elliorr
Kelli Swem
Mrs. Jennifer Werbil
Mr. Fred Janes
Mr. Faburn DeFranrz
Mrs. Nancy Larkin
1981-82
News Bureau Staff
Editor
News Bureau Sraff
John Neal
Damara Srewarr
Sharon Burris
Laurie Herald
Lavonne Jones
Horace Jordan
Carmen Tyler
ln Memory Of
Mrs. Mary Farner, secrerary ro Guidance Director
James Spears, graduated from Shorrridge High School
and she vvenr an ro atrend Indiana University, After
complering four years of study ar l,U., Mrs, Farner
graduated a Phi Bera Kappa with a Liberal Arrs de-
gree. ln addition to working ar Arlington, Mrs Farner
was a member of Sr. Alban Episcopal Church, Pi Bera
Phi sororiry, l U Womens Club of Indianapolis, and the
mother of rhree Arlingron graduares.
Our unending gratitude and thanks will always
be with her.
Staff Lisisf229
JO, Closing
Below Dedicoted to their class . . . These seniors
worls diligently to molxe their floor orrroctive for the
Homecoming porode
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1981 1982
The yeor
Another yeor hos come ond
gone It seems like only yester
doy wos the first doy of school
And remember oll of the new
freshmen? A lost scored bunch
of teenogers who with time
hove blended in ond worked
out just fine But the freshmen
werent the only ones who
hod to molse odjustments As
of September Arlington be
come ci new home for
mony Shortridge students who
unfortunotely hod their school
closed becouse of the locls of
IPS funds ond declining city en
rollment.
There ore so mony things to
lools bocls on in the post yeor.
Whether it's ci new friendship
or the winning of o gome, no
one con deny the speciol feel-
ings of those speciol memories.
Some memories, however,
oren't so speciol. Do you re-
member the thought thot
went through your heod the
first time you went to the both-
room only to find thot the door
wos pod-loclsed shut?
Becouse of you, there ore
mony memoroble events thot
hove highlighted this post
school yeor. lust obout the
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retrospect
most thought obout occosion
Homecoming wos mode o
success by people pulling to
gether ond working for o com
mon couse The floots olone
were proof of diligent worls
Another speciol occosion thot
the school tools port in wos the
Home Ec Deportments mocls
wedding
Brides dressed beoutifully in ele
gont wedding gowns ond
grooms loolsed proud in tux
edos Eoch wedding wos com
pleted with o proper reception.
And we mustn't forget Christ-
mos1 the most celebroted holi-
doy of the yeor. Mony students
joined together to present o
Christmos Concert complete
with Sonto Clous himself! These
ore just o few of mony events
thot tools ploce this post yeor. lr
would tolse hundreds of poges
ond just os mony pictures to
present them oil. These events
ore just o mere exomple of
whot you did when you put
your mind to it! You count! You
mode the yeor speciol becouse
you ore the school - the life
ond blood of Arlington. Arling-
ton High School . . . You're
Where lt Counts!!!
Left. Is It really Santa? . . . These youngsrers
experience some of rhe magic of Chrisrmos or rhe
onnual Chrisrmos concerr. They were rhe lirrle
brorhers ond sisrers of some Arlington srudenrs.
Delow. Congratulcitlons to our happy couple . . .
Crystal Moore ployed our beouriful bride in rhe
annual mock wedding held by the Home Ec.
deparrmenr. L
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For Left. An Arlington celebrity . . . Indianapolis
mayor, William Hudnur, visired our school wirh on
inspiring speech on brorherhood during Brorherhood
week.
Left. A dlsappolntlng slght . . . Remember how ir
felr when you come upon rhis sight? You felr like
kicking down rhe door didn'r you?
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You're Where ir Counts
you ore indeed,
Arlington High
The ploce ro be.
You're Where ir Counrs
Forrunorely,
To leorn ond eorn
Knowledge you need.
You're Golden Knighrs
Of our deor school,
You're somebody
De proud you're you.
Give occolodes
ro Al-l.S.
De proud deor Knighrs
We ore the besr.
A melring por
of roce ond creed,
Wonderous sroff
To fill our needs.
You're Where ir Counrs
Arlingron High,
So do your besr
And srond wirh pride.
You're where ir Counrs
you con go for,
Jusr rnoke rhe nnosr
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