Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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Mrs. Sigler, Sponsor, Shelly Turner and Kelli Scott smile at induction services Front Row: Shelly Turner-Treasurer, Shelly Busby- Sec., Mrs. Sigler-Sponsor, Kelli Scott-Vice President, Kelly Husted-President, 2nd Row: Angela Simmerman, Tony Hartman, Sharon Lloyd, Paula Stephenson, Nancy Snyder, 3rd Row: Jill Harper, Tammy Wyant, Lisa Hol- lopeter, Jayna Vanasdal, Karen Muse, Julie Hudson, 4th Row: Lynne Heiny, Rhonda Barbee, Josanna Busby, Nina Looper, Janet Heiny, Kim Hettiga, Lisa Hen- negan, 5th Row: Judy Nealis, Becky Sager, Mary Reed, Megan Lavelle, Lisa Simpson, Tracy Luckey, Penny Turner, 6th Row: Sherry Daffon, Ruth Ann Carey, Mila Crooks, Mimi Mclntire, Lisa Asbury, Aissa White, Me- linda Cox, Seventh Row: Deanna Hoover, Rebecca Berry, Edie Fisher, Lisa Faulkner, Dottie Tacket, Tracy Howell, Maura Pierce, Eighth Row: Brenda Due, Lisa Bodenhorn, Sherry Wolfe, Belinda Breek, Jill Raper, Angie Mclntire, Beth Cookman, Lori Morton, Shelly Stalets, Melinda Cox, Back Row: Pam Lewis, Denise Bridges, Amy Simmerman, Julie Likens, Jama Harper, Shelli Mills, Lisa Burris Sunshine Society 25

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Distributors of Stmshme and Cheer The Sunshine Society at Lapel High School has made life a lot more pleasant this year for many people, and in many ways. They put a bright gleam in the eyes of some needy children when they gave them some gifts. Not only did they make these children happy, but they donated money to the Riley Children's Fund, and the girls collected money from door to door and donated it to the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. Donating things wasn't all the girls did, each girl had an ideal lady and in the Spring there was a tea in honor of these special ladies. The girls sold bells, and had their Sweetheart Dance in February. Being a member of the Sunshine So- ciety was something of which each girl was proud. Kelly Husted displays a Sunshine smile ftopj Left: Kelli Scott with her enrollment scroll Shelly Turner has a candle to sell 24 Sunshine Society

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President Cotrter Said, Conserve Now The goal of our president was to get everyone to practice con- servation and wise use of our natural resources. At Lapel High School the Future Farmers of America and the 4-H Club offer the students the op- portunity to help achieve this goal. FFA teaches us to conserve and use wisely the resources we have. They take part in the following jud- ging contests: Soil, Poultry, Dairy, Crops, Forestry, and Entomology. The 4-H members learn how to ac- cept responsibilities by completing a project in cooking, sewing, wood- working, raising livestock, or their horse and pony clubs. The County and State Fairs provide incentives to do well. The members learn how to follow the President's suggestions. Front Row: Brenda Due, Amy Simmerman, Lisa Bodenhorn, Cheryl Lawyer, Second Row: Betsy Myers, Amy Gwinn, Ruth Wampler, Tina Morris, Back Row: Lisa Cobb, Kristina Jacobson, Su- san Allison, Vicki Taylor, Maureen May. Front Row: Amy Simmermon, Jill Jarrett, Mike Lawther, Perry Shinholt, Kevin Mills, Mark Milburn, Del Harrington, Second Row: Betsy Myers, Amy Gwinn, Deena Watkins, Ronnie Wisner, Danny Hardwick, Third Row: Brian Brinker, Phillip Armemenderiz, Scott Mills, Jeff Jarrett, Jay Sylvester, Bobby McClintock, Robert Carroll, Fourth Row: Brian Rice, Greg Riley, Bill Humphrey, Dan Milburn, Brett Rice, Matthew Milburn, Steve Due, Larry Humphrey. 26 Future Farmers of America and 4-H.