New Prairie High School - Prairie Life Yearbook (New Carlisle, IN)

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Roger Strauch Troy Stroud Ron Sullivan Tony Surma Roger Swanson Shelia Swanson Cheryl Tappan Matthew Tarnow Brian Thompson Dan Tibbs Joe Touhey Jason Treesh Chris Tuley Ann Turczynski Irene Turczynski Scott VanMele Robert Varsanik Kim Vermillion Dave Volstorf Kathy Waak Tony Wegiel William Winter Eldon Winter Barbara Womack Toni Womack Kathy Woodruff Kay Young Allan Zeedyk Angela Zelasko Brett Zwierzvnski A Freshman in swing choir is a special honor. 1982's Senior Class Ham? 101

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Jackie Rose Perry Rose Donna Rowe Tim Rudnick Kelly Ruskowsky Scott Schmitt Randy Schneider Carol Schroeder Janice Scott Wayne Sebasty Kevin Seeley Ranita Seibert Patti Shead Mike Sherbun Mark Shreve Rick Siderits Okey Simmermeyer Lisa Slater Kim Smith Tom Smith Mike Stanton Paula Starr Jerianne Stayback Nadine Stayback Lorie Steinbrunner Crystal Stephens Werner Sternitzke Jom Stone Left: Freshmen find high school basketball quite different from junior high sports. Below: Paul and Brett demonstrate some new- ly-learned wrestling moves. 100

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Dale Anderson Terry Arnold Scott Bancroft Warren Banholzer Bonnie Barnes Connie Barnes Marilee Barnhart Pat Bartoszewiz Lori Beck Dawn Bellegante Lori Benjamin Denise Blackstone Theresa Bladecki Lisa 8iake Pete Bolakowski Charles Bonick Sandra Boone Ronald Bougher Robert Bradburn Thomas Bradfield Eugenia Burek Allan Burroughs Phyllis Butler Thomas Butler Dale Cady Brent Campos Brett Chandler Joseph Carr Sophomore Class Officers: president: Jud Tolmen, secretary; Phyllis Butler, treasurer; Jill Kaminski, vice-president: John Glon. Sophomores Every sophomore in the school year 1978-79 faced much the same situations as every other sophomore for the past eleven years. He had to choose his class ring and sell magazines to earn money for his junior senior prom. He may have earned his first letter in sports or established him- self as being in contention for one in the near future. Along with all of these major steps in high school, the majority of the sophomores took their first driv- ing test and received their first driver's license. In the midst of all these changes, the sophomores in 1978-79 were concerned over their school work as much as any other class. They had more exper- ience than the freshmen but were forced to bow to their superiors. After putting up with juniors and seniors for one whole year, every sophomore was willing to take the one big step to becoming an upper classman. 0»