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

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High Woodwinds: Kirsten King, Jennifer Bondor, Dorothy Pointon, Tonya Nickerson, Angie Yackus, Julie Rose. Second Row: Mary Grott, Anissa Atwood, Debbie Emerick, Janet Carroll, Melissa Bromley, Anna Bogda. : Third Row: Leah Wozniak, Stef Zerkle, Missy Walma, Carol Schuck, Susan Drummers: Kevin Zygmont, Dan McCoy, Andy Myer, Andy Eggers, Steven — Sullivan, Erin Murphy, Carla Scott. Fourth Row: Heather Allen, Debbie Senne, Joe Eggleston, Andrea Riffel. Bartoszewicz, Gabe Buss, Karen Harbart. Low Woodwinds: Tammy Nickerson, Jennifer Bazemore, Mark Toth, Saxophone: Mite Graves, Jackie Krueger, Julie Kata, Dan Vanwanzeele, Mary Pointon. Terry Adrian, Eric Fredenburg, Jeremy Smith, Wayne Roger McGcgan, Todd Wheatbrook, Tracy Harshman, Michelle Ladwig. Brewer, Chris Humbarger, Matt Robinson. : Second Row: Matt Hooten, Marc Mrozinski, Lisa Murnane, Mike Krivak, Ron Rybicki, Scott Kelley, Albert Wilson, Tricia Traxler. Low Brass: Andy Koselke, Jim Krzyak, Kent Jensen, Brent Loucks. Trumpets: Gail Brashear, Gary Browning, Nick Fickle, Frank Rutt, Meg Second Row: Joe Vanwanzeele, Mike Starr, Erik Rishaug, Chris Covert. DeMeyer, Mike Shreve, Steve Kelley, Jeff Parsons, Chuck Manzuk. Uu Bat The Good 7. PEN eee ee

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Yan With The Cougars Siu In their sparkling blue, gold and white uniforms, they are hard to miss. The New Prairie band members emit a great deal of enthusi- asm and pride. They are awarded for their hard work by much laughter and many “good times’. Mr. Belsaas, their fearless leader, guided them to many outstanding finishes in this year’s annual contests. Tuba player Mike Starr puts his lips to good use. Drum major, Carla Scott directs the band to play a certain note. Drummers perform before the beginning of a football game. Band members and flag girls stand at ease. 26 a i a and

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Talented Vocals Cast members of the musical “Grease” make an explosive ending. “Choir is a class where | I can be myself and express myself in something I love to do, sing.” Those sentiments Fr Me 2 “ of Sophomore Roanna Smith capture the spirit of the 1988-89 Cougar Choir. Under the direction of Mrs. Mitchell, the group strove to master the three songs of the ‘’Messiah’’ and perfect sight reading. The year’s events included the performance of the mu- sical “Grease!’’ and the A Ca- pella Choir trip to Chicago to see the world reknown play, ‘Les Miserables.’ — YG @ e 8 Strain id Front Row: Roanna Smith, Sue Tarnow, Angel Yergler, Rachel Farthing, Julie Versmesse, Crissy Groff, Christy Marcum, Kari Stutzman, Tyra Albertson, Chris Taylor, Lynn Harris. Second Row: Brenda Peterson, April Ackerman, Shannan Miller, Kim Dadlow, Tammy Ellenwine, Julie Kata, Kristi Strieter, Julie Lenig, Tootie Robinson, Barb Morrow, Jackie Jandrisovits. Third Row: Angie Hostelter, Annelise Carter, Laura Kennedy, DeAnn Scott, Brenda Houston, Kevin Dixon, Brian Covert, Chuck DePoy, Alvie Ellenwine, Chris Dillon, Robbie Bauer, Matt Hooton, Phil Osborn, Donna Mitchell. Fourth Row: Dan Page, Chuck Glen, Rob Greathouse, John Higgins, Kenny Peterson, John Karamitsos, Mike Ackerman, Bill Perz, Mike Wright, Mark Dillon, Jeff Cygert, Mark Zollman, William Frazier, Randy Livinghouse, Jim Bailey, Accompanist Angie Kafka. 25 teas But The Good Times : i h We Angie Kafka gives it her all by portraying the character “Cha- Cha” in the musical “Grease”. Bag A Cappella Choir