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

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( { La Cappellinos Girl’s Choir Front Row: (left to right): Anna Bogda, Angie Perkins, Stephanie Ward, Jeri Shaw, Missy Collins, Julie Olbur, Missy Napiwocki. Second Row: Brenda Vest, Amie Hostetler, Stacy Davis, Tammy Nickerson, Susan Rist, Jennifer Price, Angie Miller, Sherri Perz, Tracy Flinchum. Back Row: Susan Sullivan, Lisa Nace, Carrie Rodgers, Toni Chizar, Amy Euler, Amber Holt, Valerie Sanders, Jenny Parsons, Amy Surma, Jennifer Yackus. Not Pictured: Colleen Canty, Jennifer McKenzie, Chandra Seimetz, Candy Shepherd, Kim Blankenship. Concert Choir Front Row: Karry Cunningham, Heather Hall, Amy McFatridge, Mary Grott, Andy Neuman, Ken Shipley, Darwin Crane, Angie Mitchell, Stacy Miller, Teena Enochs Second Row: Tanya Kenyon, Char Sikorski, Debbie Kazmierzak, Janice Byrd, Jenni Kampf, Tricia Traxler, Jenny Frazier, Jay Kent, Tony Karamitsos, John Walma, Angie Pallo, Jennifer Parker, Donna VanDusen. Third Row: Tanya Good, Tonia Zarobinski, Dara Denton, Amy Strieter, Missy Greathouse, Jason Dailey, Brook Middlebrook, David Bundesman, Robert Hart, Rick Moore, Jenny Kennedy, Norma O’Banion, Andrea Riffel. Fourth Row: Kelly Goodwin, Julie Lambert, Jennifer Blint, Kristy Blankenship, Lina Jozwiak, Carrie Snyder, Lisa Lotter, Ryan Deutscher, Jim Chlebowski, Jay Leonard, Jimmy Krzyzak, Kristen Beatson, Colleen Sheldon, Julie Roshanmanesh. Uothing Gut The Good Times Chon EF

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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

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Everyday Lege Styles Ch sc c. Home Economics skills play an important part in ev- eryone’s post high school life. Learning to cook and sew are just some of the many activities home eco- nomics students have found to be quite an influence on their lives. Classes such as Family Living and Child De- velopment are also offered. Every high school student that has taken family living has found it very beneficial Cathy Norris keeps an eye on her niece during home ec. and has learned from the ex- ® » perience. es wyAye | ae: Home Ec. students work on a little book work during class. Annelise Carter enjoys taking care of Jake Galloway for the afternoon. Uothing But The Good Times SO Home Ec.