Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1985 volume:

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A hornet usually wears a smile on his face while walk- ing through the halls. A friendly Hello , Hi or How are you doing can be heard quite often. When I look at myself I see no smile, but signs of a bad mood on my face My head is usually turned down, and my eyes look at the floor. My thoughts are not where they should be, but somewhere far away. I takes me about 10 seconds to get out of my dream world and put my thoughts where they belong. Then I need 5 seconds more to realize that somebody said Hi to me, and 5 more seconds to attempt to respond. Finally, after 23 attempts, I was quick enough to respond to a How are you do- ing. I am ready to start the conversation, but the hornet is about finished. A Well, see you later or a Take it easy, buddy, bye can be heard after 10 seconds of talk- ing. I am confused, because I didn't get the chance to say anything. So back to my dream world. Another interesting thing I would like to talk about is the what have you — what can you effect. There are basically three things a guy can do to get the attention of other students (especially girls!): own an 85 Comoro, run the 100 M in under 12 sec- onds, or be good looking. I don't meet any of those requirements, and unfortunately this is also the case in Germany. Teenagers just look for good things they can see with their eyes, instead of taking the risk and searching the inside of a person to find good things. To be honest, I am guilty too, but isn't it easier to fall in love with a Marilyn Monroe than a 200 pound school girl? What I basically would like to say is that I am very glad I made the decision to visit Ross- ville and be part of it for one whole year. I would like to thank my parents, Jim and Janilyn, for all their care and help. Thanks also to my sister, Julia, for being so patient and giving me all the good advice I needed. A special thanks to my brother, Jeff, who shared his room with me. I hope next year you will get more sleep, since there won't be anybody snoring all night long. We had a wonderful time together. Thank you to the Rossville Speech Team and all the other HORNETS I see every day in the halls. I love you all, and I would like to let you know that whenever you gave me a smile you made my day. To O+a PancK “ � O cfi r— c� u 1A yj Paper ty.Ueb (jJh t bed dak be a SENIOR STUFF KCAl P , ou. To'n SellecK MY YEAR IN REVIEW I remember the first day I got here. It was Thursday, and a volleyball night. I stepped into the gym and saw a lot of friendly smiles. I was introduced to the volleyball team first, and later on to many more peo- ple. Names and faces buzzed around in my head, and I thought I'd never know who all those people were. For the first time since I had left home back in Switzerland the day before, I realized that I was in a completely strange country all by myself, not knowing anything or anybody. Worst of all I was hav- ing trouble with the language. Now, some months later, those names and faces that were buzzing in my head have become peo- ple and friends that I don't mix up anymore, and I understand what they are talking about. During the time I spent here, I found a nice little town full of friendly people, a lov- ing family, and many friends. I learned to accept other ways of thinking and acting. I learned a lot about myself. I grew up a great bit, and I am a lot more understanding. I saw that people are the same all over the world, and that everybody has (almost) the same problem, fears, and hopes. What I found is not something better or worse; it's just . . . different. I learned to accept it. There were lots of things I liked; for example, the school, not just because it's Rossville, but the school system. American teenagers are more independent as far as choosing their subjects that the teenagers in Switzerland. We have to study according to a fixed schedule. I like all the pizza places, because they are so different from the ones in my country. I like the way American teenagers are made responsible for their own car, whereas in Switzerland the driving age is 18. I could name many more things, but I don't think there is space enough, so I think I'll write down my few last words. Maybe this is not the right place, but I still would like to thank my American Mom and Dad for taking me into their home, giving me a lot of love and treating me like their own daughter. I would like to thank my sis- ter Angie, for accepting me as her one-year sis and letting me share her friends and family. Thanks also to my teachers for hav- ing a lot of patience with me and teaching me a lot in class, as well as outside of it. I know now that it is possible to have a great relationship with teachers. And finally thanks to my many new and great friends for understanding, helping me out, and let- ting me be a part of Rossville High. Thank you, guys, for all the fun times we shared and even some sad times. I'm glad I got to meet each one of you. I hope you guys will keep in touch, and maybe some day I'll be able to come back, or I'll see one of you knocking at my door, which would just be awesome! se vS-nok.� na irv-FFic. {Jxn.iivrS worr UJi'Aa TTn, MS, SP,SC)jC SENIORINFORMATIONSENIORINFORMATION SHELLEY DENISE BEVER Dale Dorothy (Walton) Bever Sunshine 4; Basketball 1 JAMES RICHARD BURKLE John Carolyn (Shultheis) Burkle FFA 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Speech Team 1,2,3,4, NFL 1,2,3,4, Who's Who 3,4, National Hon- or Society 3,4 DENITA JEAN CABLE Jerry Kathleen (Blocher) Cable Sunshine Keygirl 1,2, Treas. 3, Corr. Sec. 4, Speech Team 1,2; NFL 1,2; Choir 3, Swing Choir 4, Who's Who 4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4 RHONDA RENEE CLARK Ronald Sandra (Payne) Clark FHA 2,3, Pres 4, Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2 TERRI LYNN DAVIS Diana (Goyer) Davis Frank Davis Spanish Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,4; Play 3; Class Sec. 1,2, Treas. 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Who's Who 4 TODD ASHLEY DAVIS Dennis Sandra (Turner) Davis Latin Club 1,2, Yearbook 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Sting 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Cross Country 3; Na- tional Honor Society 4 TROY ALLEN DAVIS Paula (Wolf) Davis Speech Team 1,2,3,4; FFA 2,3,4; Sting 1,2, Prod. Mgr. 3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball Mgr. 1,2, Track Mgr. 1,2; Play 1,2,3,4, Prime Time Players 1,2,3,4,, Band 1,2 ROSS ALAN DEWEESE Rex Doreanne (Campbell) Deweese Bond 1,2,3,4, Science Club 1,2, Chess Club 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2, Cross Country 1,2; Golf 3,4 DARRIN LYNN DISINGER Kenneth Nancy (Gochenour) Disinger FFA 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 1 KIMBERLY SUE DOLBY Ronald Joyce (Wagoner) Dolby Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Basketball 1 MARINELLA ESPOSTO Marco Teresa (Zazzmi) Esposto Hosts: James Penelope (Skiles) Schlatter Pep Club 4, Sunshine 4; Spanish Club 4, Sting 4 RONDA RAY FOUST Ray (deceased) Cheryl (Garrett) Foust Spanish Club 1,2,4, Sunshine 1,2,3,4, LARS 1,4; Girls Corps 1,2, Trackette 4, Class Treas. 4 SONJA MONIQUE GARRETT Vicki (Meyers) Garrett Sunshine 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 1 STACI LYNNE GOCHENOUR Wilmer Suzanne (Beard) Good Sunshine 1,2, Key Girl 3, Pres 4; Spanish Club 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Sting 3,4, Speech Team 1,2,3,4, NFL 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4, National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who 3,4, Class Pres. 3, Sec. 4; Play 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Rep. 2 THADIUS CRAIG HACKERD Richard Diana (Gregory) Hackerd Basketball I; Track 1 MELISSA KAY HENDRICKSON Dr. P Howard Anna Lou (Hufford) Hendrickson DAVID FRANKLIN HODSON Kenneth Hodson PHYLLIS JEAN HODSON Philip Deborah (Longston) Hodson Spanish Club 1,2; Speech Team 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Sting 3,4; LARS 1,4, Sun- shine 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3, Sec. 4; No- tional Honor Society 3,4, Play 1,2,3, Cheer- leading 1,2,4; Girls Corps 1,2,3,4, Track 1; Trackette 4; Who's Who 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 1,2 PEGGY LYNN HUFFORD David Roberta (Fearnow) Hufford Speech Team 1; NFL 1, LARS 1,2,3, Editor 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sting 2, Art Ed. 4; Play 2, Cheerleading 1.2.3, Captam 4, Flag Corps 1; Girls Corps 2, Co-Capt. 3 4, Trackette 3,4, Who's Who 3,4 SHARON SUE HUFFORD Donald Runella (Blocher) Hufford Sunshine Keygirl 1,2,3, Treas. 4, Speech Team 2, Choir 2,3; Swing Choir 4; Play 1,2 GLEN L. IRWIN Glen Marsha (May) Irwin FFA 1,2.3 BRENDA SUE JONES Kenneth Janice (wright) Jones Speech Team 1,2,3, Sunshine 1,2,3; Play 1,2,3 ALANA CHRISTINE (KATSAROS) MAURER Cheryl (Maurer) Myers Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2 CHARLES MICHAEL KELLER Michael Virginia (White) Keller Science Club 2, Key Club 2; Speech Team 2.3.4, Spanish Club 1, Trock 3,4, Baseball 1,2, Cross Country 2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Play 2,3; Prime Time Players 2,4 BRIAN LYNN LEAZENBY Terry Patty (Gochenour) Leazenby Science Club 1,2, Vice Pres. 3,4; Who's Who 3 CAROL LYNN LEHMAN Kenneth Etta (Long) Lehman 18 NIORINFORMATIONSENIORINFORMATIONSE Sunshine 1,2,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3 CHERYL ANN LEHMAN Kenneth Etta (Long) Lehman Sunshine 1,2,3,4 TIMOTHY BRIAN McCLURE Jack Betty (LaFollette) McClure Speech Team 1,2,3; NFL 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Science Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Who's Who 4; National Honor Society 3,4 SHAWN EUGENE McGILL Daniel McGill Tonya McGill TERRY L McGILL Terry Sharon (Kuszmaul) McGill FFA 1,2,3, Sentinel 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Golf 1,2 SHERYL KAY McKINLEY William Judith (Miller) McKinley Band 1,2, Sec. Treas. 3 4, Sunshine Rec. Sec 1, Prog. Chair. 2, V Pres. 3, Chaplin 4; Speech Team 1,2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Play 1,2,3; Key Club 2; Volleyball 1,2,3, Capt 4; Track 1,2; Class Pres. 1, 2 4, V. Pres. 3; Homecoming 1; National Honor Society 3,4, Who's Who 4 JANE ANN McKINZIE Curtis McKmzie Judy Rice Spanish Club 3,4, Pep Club 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Sunshine 1,2,3,4 TAMMATHA ANN MEADAL Rex Sharon (Cottrell) Meadal Spanish Club 1,2,3, LARS 1,2,3, Photo Ed. 4, Sting 3,4, Sunshine Key Girl 1; Play 3; Class Treas. 1 2, Who's Who 3,4, Hoosier Girls' State 3 ERIC LYNN MELLINGER Gene Kathryn (Brovont) Mellinger Science Club 1,2, Pres. 3 4, Sting 1, FFA 1,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Speech Team 1,2,3,4, NFL 1,2,3,4, Play 1,2,3,4; Prime Time Play- ers 2,3,4, Basketball 1; Golf 1,2,3,4 TIMOTHY ALBERT MERCER George Martha (Banta) Mercer Band 1,2,3, V. Pres. 4; Student Council 1,2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Key Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2, Pres. 3,4; Speech Team 1,2, Rec. 3.4, Sting 3,4, Play 2, Prime Time Players 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4 DANIEL EUGENE MICHAEL Barry Michael Marilyn (House) Michael Band 1,2,3, Boys Booster Club 1,2,3, Track 1; Basketball Mgr I; Cross Country Mgr I CARLENE ROSE MILLER Richard Rosadella (Blocker) Miller Sunshine 1,2,3, Key Girl 4, Spanish Club 2.3.4, Pep Club 3,4, FHA 4; National Honor Society 3,4 CARLA RENEE MILLS Harley Carolyn (Covins) Mills Spanish Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 MICHAEL ROSS MILNER Ross Linda (Pickering) Milner FFA 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2 TINA MARIA O'DELL John Marie (Clark) O'Dell Pep Club 1,2, Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 3; LARS 1,2,3,4, Sting 1,2; Cheerleading 1 LANA SUE REMALY Gene Judith (Cohee) Remaly LARS 1.2. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1,2,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4 CAROL LORRAINE REYNOLDS W.J Sibyl (Coffman) Reynolds SCOTT ALLEN RIDGWAY Keith Ridgway Linda (Ridgway) Dye Speech Team 1,3,4; NFL 1,3,4, French Club 1; Sting I; Student Council 1, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 2, Cross Country 2,4, Track 1,3; Who's Who 4 SHARMALE ROTH Richard Kathie (Thorp) Roth Spanish Club 1,2,3; LARS I; Sunshine 1,2, Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Track 1 MARK ALAN ROYER Glen Linda (Whiteman) Royer FFA 1,2,3,4 BRIAN KEITH SHAW MYRA LYNN SIPES Rick Sipes ReEtta (Meadal) Sipes Sunshine 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; LARS 1; Track 1 BEVERLY DAWN TAYLOR Bruce Barbara (Robison) Taylor Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; LARS 2,3,4; Sting 3,4, Cheerleoding 1; National Honor Society 3,4 DENNIS LEE TICEN Richard Donna (Adkinson) Ticen Band 1,2,3,4; Speech Team 1,2,3,4; NFL 1,2,3,4; Play 1,2,3,4; Prime Time Players 1,2,3,4; Sting 2, Ex. Ed. 3, Co-Ed. 4, Who's Who 4, National Honor Society 3,4 MELISSA LOUISE WHITEAKER Michael Lauretta (Harner) Whiteaker Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4 ACHIM WOELK Guenter Barbara (Krumke) Woelk Hosts: James Jamlyn (Ostler) Need Speech Team 4, Play 4; Track 4 STEVEN AARON YODER William Linda (Jenkins) Yoder Speech Team 1,2,3, Vice Pres. 4; NFL 2,3; Play 1,2,3,4; LARS 1, Class Sec. 3, Vice Pres 4, Who's Who 4; Sting 1,2,3,4 19 TO FUN IN THE SUN 23 ro SENIOR CLASS OF 1985! Shelley D. Bever James Richard Burkle Denita Jean Cable Rhonda Renee Clark Terri Lynn Davis Todd Ashley Davis Troy Allen Davis Ross Alan Deweese Darrin Lynn Disinger Kimberly Sue Dolby Marinella Esposto Ronda Rae Foust Sonja M. Garrett Staci Lynne Gochenour Thadius C. Hackerd Melissa Kay Hendrickson Phyllis J. Hodson Peggy Lynn Hufford Sharon Sue Hufford Glen Lee Irwin, Jr. Brenda Sue Jones Charles Michael Keller Brian Lynn Leazenby Cheryl Ann Lehman Alana Christine Maurer Timothy Brian McClure Terry Lee McGill, Jr. Sheryl Kay McKinley Jane Ann McKinzie Tammatha Ann Meadal Eric Lynn Mellinger Timothy Albert Mercer Daniel E. Michael Carlene Rose Miller Carla Renee Mills Michael R. Milner Tina Maria O'Dell Lana Sue Remaly Carol Lorraine Reynolds Scott Allen Ridgway SharraaLe Roth Mark Royer Myra L. Sipes Beverly Dawn Taylor Dennis Lee Ticen Melissa L. Whiteaker Achim Woelk Carol Lynn Lehman Steven Aaron Yoder President..........................Sheryl McKinley Vice President...............................Steven Yoder Secretary..........................Staci Gochenour Treasurer.....................................Terri Davis Class Flower..............................Red Rose Class Motto... Find your limits and exceed them. Dream and make your dreams come true'.' Senior Sponsor............................Mark Rule National Honor Society Members 'ZJ he junior Clan, of c onvdLe cHigh cSctiooL zegueiti the pleasure of your company at the iProtn on Jbatuzday, the tiv snty ieventh of c fpziL Nineteen hundred and ei cjfit at nine o' clock in the evening sclfada n (larroLL 1985 THE BEST OF TIMES 1985 THE ROYAL COURT Rondo Foust, Todd Davis, Sharma Yoder, Staci Gochenour, Terry Roth, Mark Royer, Myra Sipes, Tim McGill Mercer, Sheryl McKinley, Steven HOMECOMING 1985 Scott Storz, Emily Gongwer, Brendon Bright, Shorma Roth, Jim Burkle, Staci Gochenour, Todd Davis, Mimi McGill, Rob Hinesley, Michelle Cooper, Gary Ward, Jeri Need, Brenda Jones, Steve Yoder, Beverly Taylor, Phyllis Hodson Tim Mercer, Sheryl McKinley, Terry McGill, HOMECOMING ROYALTY THE AWARDS START KING — Jim Burkle QUEEN — Staci Gochenour ST. SPEECH FINALISTS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jim Burkle Troy Davis Todd Davis Staci Gochenour Soctt Storz Sheryl McKinley Todd Welk Scott Riegway Keff Need Achim Woelk Craig Remaly Steve Yoder Joleen Wolk Emily Gangwer Eric Beard Ross Goyer Angie Schlatter Beth Mohler Coleen Wolf Jeff Oliver Linda Brovont Scott Storz Ross Goyser Todd Welk Jill Larson Den Hopkins Beth Mohler Marlene Dutter Shana Gochenour Shari Welk ALTERNATES Jeff Oliver Jim Burkle Tim Mercer Dennis Ticen Eric Mellinger Gina Long Debbie Long HONORS DAY AWARDS OUTSTANDING ART STUDENT Joleen Wolf MARINE DISTRICT BAND Shannon McGill AWARD OUTSTANDING HOME EC STUDENT Denita Cable SCIENCE DEPT. AWARD Tim McClure OUTSTANDING ENGLISH Sheryl McKinley AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY AWARD OF STUDENTS TRI KAPPA SCHOLARSHIP ' 7th — Terri Davis 8th — MATH DEPT. AWARD 9 hy4 IQlfv-? Dennis Ticen pm COMPUTER AWARD Achim Woelk pthVA CONFB CARROL COUNTY FARM Jr.viv - SPANISH I A WAR Mary Esposto SPANISH II AWA Tawny Thorp 4-YEAR BUSINESS Cheryl Lehm Carla Miller Beverly Taylor BUREAU SCHOLARSHIP Jim Burkle CHAMP Brad Mohle? ___ Jas SPECIAL LARS RECOGNITION Chris Gray ecky Fleener RHS SPEAKER OF THE YEAR Dawn Flora Rashel Rodkey GIRLS STATE RECOGNITION ochenour ENTIAL ACADEMIC IS______ Holly Gangwer Brian Henry Cindy Jones John Metzger Rashel Rodkey Lisa Stafford Neal Whitlock Kim Wolf Todd Davis Carlene Miller [Bev Taylor Heather Gascho Phyllis Hodson Sheryl McKinley Staci Gochenour DRAMA AWARDS Best Actor — Steven Yoder Best Actress — Beth Mohler Best Supporting Actors — Scott Storz Eric Mellinger Dennis Ticen Best Director — Jeff Need Drama Achievement — Staci Gochenour Drama Achievement — Eric Mellinger PSI IOTA XI AWARD Sheryl McKinley NFL NATIONALS FINALIST Sheryl McKinley SONS OF THE AM. REV. NATIONAL SPEECH FINALIST Dennis Ticen BAND CAMP SCHOLARSHIP Debbie Crum JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD Tim Mercer STING, STAFFER OF THE YEAR Troy Davis STING EDITORS Dennis Ticen, Steve Yoder VALEDICTORIAN Dennis Ticen SALUTATORIAN Denita Cable 29 33 Clyde Austin David Beard Eric Beard Mindy Bellah Linda Brovont Heather Buntin Jeff Oliver, Trees.; Ross Goyer, V. Pres. Amy Dunk Shayne Fines Andrea Gangwer Emily Gongwer Shana Gochenour Ross Goyer Shari Hackerd Tammy Hauser Tammy Hufford Shelly Humbarger Bill Kuhns Jill Larson Brian Lewis Gina Long I I Neal Mitchell Beth Mohler Rhonda Moudy Jeff Need Jerri Need Jeff Oliver Kevin Oliver Gary Ostler Becky Peters Scott Storz, Pres., Heather Buntin, Sec. Craig Remaly Scott Rodkey Michelle Schiery Angie Schlatter Daphne Shields Lance Spesard Sue Stingley Scott Storz Mike Tharp Dean Waldron Gary Ward Shari Welk Todd Welk Lori Whiteoker Wayne Bever Stephanie Bowlin Kathy Bowyer Troy Clear Debbie Crum Melissa Davis Dawn Disinger Marna Douglas Leslie Draper Shannon Wolf, Treas.; Mimi McGill, McGill, Sect.; Marlene Dutter Liz Essy Amy Ferguson Jody Gangwer Lisa Gochenour Pam Gregory John Haan Barth Hendrickson Brad Hinesley Rob Hinesley Melissa Hodgen Ben Hopkins Michael Hufford Sandra Hufford Lynn Irwin Missy Kaelin Lori Leazenby Ron Lehman Jennifer Lock Darin Lowery Shannon McGill Todd Meredith Stacey Miller Sean Reynolds Kevin Ridgway David Seest Steve Sellers Danny Shields Michelle Sipes Brian Skiles Craig Skiles Tim Snapp Jodi Stair Connie Stinnett Tawny Thorp Darcy Ummel Denise Van Hoosier Vicki Anderson Tomi Baker Melissa Bowlin Kevin Bray Brendon Bright Peggy Brovont Ross Brown Angie Buntm Beth Bushfield Barb Gangwer, Pres.; Amy Klaiber, Sec Nathan Champley Susan Cool Michelle Cooper Chad Cree Todd Criswell Carmen Crow Janet Daulton Kari Dolby Toni Draper Mike Emens Barb Gangwer Brian Good Joe Haan Angie Hufford Janell Hufford Myron Hufford Randy Hufford Randy Irmeger Jon Jacoby Scott Jarrett Andra Johns Lisa Johnson Tiffany Kelly Shanna King Amy Klaiber Lorraine Koble James Lawson Paula Lewis Debbie Long Greg Longnecker Heather Martin Albert McKinzie Jon Mellinger Nina Metzger Michele Michael Janie Mohler Mike Myers Aaron Nacke Julie Need Brad Oliver Fred Peterson Tina Reed Audra Remcker Wendy Ridgway Torrey Rodkey Mike Rothenberger Rex Rothenberger Jennifer Roudebush Jenny Rowe Matt Royer Jim Schiery Tom Scott Shallie Sheets Lauro Sloan Vicki Smith Suzie Sutton Tracey Thomas Doug Ticen Kellie Tijunin Duane Tucker Jamie Ummel Chrissie Valentine Rhonda Wainscott Loree Wolf e in ir in 40 II989 Melissa Hodson, Treos.; Holly Gongwer, Pres. Jason Deboy A.J. Dunk David Dunk Stacey Dunk Lori Everett Kevin Fingerle Cathy Fischer Becky Fleener Dawn Flora Mark Flora Christy Frey Holly Gangwer Garlan Gascho Heather Gascho 0 Chad Gibson Matt Graves Brent Grove Larry Hamm Brian Henry Doug Hodson Melissa Hodson Rashel Rodkey, V. Pres.; Heather Gascho, Sec. Amy Lowery John Metzger Brad Miller Kay Miller Rod Miller Chris Mills Gene Mills Kelli Oliver Michelle Peters Angie Phillippo Becky Reynolds Johanna Rodgers Rashel Rodkey Rick Roth Neal Schneib � Shawnelle Sheets Scott Silverthorn Lisa Stafford Sam Stingley Rusty Thorp 4 Angie Ticen Susan Torrence Joe Trout Jeremy Van Hoosier David Wagoner David Walker Neil Whitlock G IH T in 41 Kim Wolf Mylon Wolf 42 Jeff Barnard Mandy Barrick John Beals Gretchen Beard Heidi Brubaker Brooke Butz Mandi Cree Carrie Cripe Jamie Davies Top: Brad Mohler, Pres., Rebecca Miller, Sec. Mark Douglas April Dunk Ron Dutton Chris Fines Tamara Fogelsong Derrick George Chris Groy Jenny Green Chris Grove Brian Hackerd Alisha Harrison Jason Hendrickson Nancy Hewitt Noble Hodgen Sharia Hufford Cassandra Jackson Brian Jakes Angie Johnson Lori Johnson Chad Kallner John Keller Bottom: Rob Kloiber, Trees.; Sheri Miller, V Pres Deanna Metzger Becky Miller Sheri Miller Brad Mohler Darrin Oliver Chris Phillippo Nicole Ready Cassie Reppert Brian Reynolds Cindy Reynolds Colby Rodkey John Root Craig Ruch Eric Schmeb Patrick Scott Tad Shultheis Andy Silverthorn Kimi Sipes Lara Skiles John Spear Trena Stanton Doug Steffy Jake Trout Nina Valentine Missy Vinard Bryan Walker Jeremy Wallace 43 CROSS COUNTRY Jodi Stair was the first girl to participate in Cross Country at Rossville Row 1: Scott Ridgwoy, Jodi Stair, Barth Hen- drickson, Greg Longenecker, Row 2: Coach Bob Knapp, Shayne Fines, Matthew Miller, David Mohler, Ross Brown, Tim Mercer Injuries and illness kept the 1984 Cross Country team from realizing several goals. The team wound up 5-9 in dual and triangular meets, two or three wins short of expecta- tions. Senior Tim Mercer led the squad this year, gathering 114 points. With only Tim and Scott Ridgway graduating from the team, hopes are high for 1985. 46 JR. HIGH CROSS COUNTRY Row I: Trent Whitlock, Jason Lewis, Darin Oliver, Rob Klaiber, Brian Jakes, Jeff Bar- nard, Brad Mohler, Brian Hackerd, Ronnie Dutton, Row 2: Eric Keim, Rob Cooper, Jer- emy VanHoosier, Eric Clark, Neal Schnieb. 47 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Coach Peg Kling, Jerri Need, Shelly Humbarger, Sheryl McKinley, Sharmo Roth, Amy Dunk, Mimi McGill, Terri Davis J.V. VOLLEYBALL Angie Hufford, Carmen Crow, Angie Bun- tin, Michelle Cooper, Coach Donetta Mill- er, Denise Van Hoosier, Amy Klaiber, Angie Schlatter - All Conference selections Amy Dunk and Sheryl McKin- ley and Honorable Mention selections Mimi McGill and Jerri Need led this year's vol- leyball team to a first place in the Midwest Conference standings. The lady Hornets scored 7 wins and 2 losses in conference play, with an overall record of 13 wins and 10 losses. The volleyball team also won a first place trophy in the Midwest Con- ference Tournament played early in the season. Individually the team was led by Sharma Roth and Amy Dunk in blocking and hitting, by Sheryl McKinley in serving, and by Mimi McGill and Amy Dunk in offensive setting. Shelly Humbarger, T eri Davis, Jerri Need and Angie Schlat- ter contributed to the de- fense against the hard spikes of the opponents. Michelle Cooper, as a freshmen, also played Varsity as a blocker and hitter. JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL SEVENTH GRADE — Left to right. Mrs. Hill, Alisha Harrison, Rebecca Miller, Mandy Barrick, Sheri Miller, Sharia Hufford. Mandi Cree, Missy Vinard, Marcia Meadal, EIGHTH GRADE — Left to right. Mrs. Hill, Amy Lowery, Melissa Hodson, Heather Gascho, Jenee Wolf, Susan Torrence, Mi- chelle Katsaros, Kelli Oliver, Michelle Pe- ters, Christy Frey, Rashel Rodkey, Lisa Staf- ford, Dawn Flora, Kim Wolf, Kathy Beard. 50 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1: Jon Jacoby, Torrey Rodkey, Brad Oliver, Randy Hufford, Doug Ticen. Row 2: Coach Aschilman, Greg Longenecker, Brendon Bright, Duane Tucker, Ross Brown, Joe Haan, Mike Rothenberger, My- ron Hufford. The RHS Jr. High Girls' volleyball teams, under the direction of Coach Carol Hill, finished up their seasons with a combined record of 12 wins and 11 losses. The eighth grade girls were successful in gar- nishing 7 of those wins, while the seventh graders contributed the other 5. Hopes are bright for next year. The freshman basketball team had one of its best records in re- cent years. It finished with a record of 6 wins and 8 losses. The fresh- men also won the Clinton Prairie Freshman Tournament. One of the high lights of the season was the win over West Lafayette, who eventually went on to be the La- fayette City Champs. Nine fresh- men were eventually moved up to Junior Varsity. BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY: Row 1: Mgr. Doug Walker, Mat- thew Miller, Gary Ward, Todd Whitlock, Bri- an Good, Terry McGill, Mgr. Rick Vinard, Row 2: Mgr. Neal Mitchell, Eric Beard, Todd Davis, Ross Deweese, Lance Spesard, Da- vid Mohler, Rob Hinesley, Coach Bob Knapp J.V.: Row 1: Jon Jacoby, Brad Oliver, John Brown, Mike Hufford, Darrin Lowery, Barth Haan, Torrey Rodkey, Row 2: Coach Kent Henrickson, Greg Longnecker Kline, Sean Reynolds, Brendon Bright, Ross 52 Rossville's Varsity basketball team experienced an up and down season this year. Highlighted by a three game winning streak over Tri-County, Delphi, and South Newton and exciting one-point victory in the final game of the reg- ular season over West Lafayette, the Hornets had some good games. But tough losses to good Pioneer and Park Tudor teams plus one point losses to Frontier and Sheridan saw the team fall short of its goal of a break-even year. The progress of this season's squad coupled with the return of seven letter winners promises a bright fu- ture. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Mgr. Missy Davis, Lana Remaly, Jill Larson, Irwin, Michele Schiery, Terri Davis, Coach Peg Kling. Not pictured, Mimi McGill. Jodi Stair, Amy Dunk, Sharma Roth, Lynn The girls' basketball team will hope for a more victorious season next year. The Hornets know that the experience gained by the play- ing of many sophomores and ju- niors will lead to more victories. The team will lose three Seniors: two-year starter Sharma Roth, guard Lana Remaly, and guard Terri Davis. Leading scorer, Amy Dunk, was named Honorable Mention in the Midwest Confer- ence. Lynn Irwin was the team's leading free throw shooter, and Sharma Roth was the leading re- bounder. The junior varsity girl's basket- ball team can be very proud of its performance this season. Individ- ual accomplishments can be re- sponsible for a very respectable season. Michelle Cooper led the team under the basket with the most rebounds. Shanna King had the most points, while Angie Huf- ford had the best free throw per- centage. Amy Klaiber contributed her defensive skills and Tiffany Kelly led the team as point guard. GIRL'S J.V. BASKETBALL Mgr. Shari Welk, Tiffany Kelly, Shana King, mie Ummel, Angie Buntin, Angie Hufford, Coach Peg Kling. Denise VanHoosier, Michele Cooper, Ja- 55 JUNIOR HIGH 7th GRADE: Row 1: Joke Trout, Brion Jokes, Andy Silverthorn, Trent Whitlock, Darin Oli- ver, Ronnie Dutton, John Spear, Row 2: (Coach) Dave Mosson, (Manager) Jamie Davies, Chris Gray, Bryan Walker, Brian Hackerd, Derrick George, Brad Mohler, Jeff Barnard, Croig Ruch, (Manager) Tad Shultheis 56 8th GRADE: Row I: Jason Deboy, David Dunk, Scott Silverthorn, Steve Kesler, Rick Roth, Neil Whitlock, Row 2: (Coach) Roger McGill, Rod Miller, Chad Gibson, Rob Coo- per, Kevin Fingerle, David Walker, (Man- ager) Mark Flora BASKETBALL 7th GRADE: Front: Mondy Barrick, Sheri Sharia Hufford, Back: Heather Gascho, Miller, Kimi Mullen, Marsha Meadal, Jenny Green, Carrie Cripe, Lori Johnson 8th GRADE: Front: Rashel Rodkey, Dawn Flora, Johanna Rodgers, Angie Phillippo, Back: Heather Gascho, Melissa Hodson, Liso Stafford, Kathy Beard, Christy Frey 57 Bottom: Bill Kuhns, David Beard, Ross Top: Angie Schlatter, Shelly Humbarger, Goyer, Scott Storz, Jeff Need, Jeff Oliver Phyllis Hodson, Peg Hufford, Jerri Need J.V.: Top: Down Disinger, Bottom: Shannon McGill, Peggy Ward FRESHMEN: Bottom: Angie Hufford, Mi- chele Cooper, Top: Kellie Tijunin, Amy Klaiber 8th GRADE: Top to Bottom: Kelli Oliver, Dawn Flora, Christy Frey, Angie Phillippo 7th GRADE: Top to Bottom: Sherri Miller, Mandi Barrick, Rebecca Miller, Alisha Harri- son RHS TRACK Row 1: Trockettes: Phyllis Hodson, Rondo Foust, Diannoh Burkhalter, Peg Hufford, Coach Mr. Aschliman, Row 2: David Beard, Scott Ridgway, Scott Storz, Mgr. Rick Vin- ard, Row 3: David Mohler, Charles Keller, Shane Fines, Todd Welk, Achim Woelk, Row 4: Marvin Miller, Chad Cree, Greg Lon genecker, Row 5: Shannon Wolf, Ed Yoder, Todd Davis, John Haan, Doug Walker, Barth Hendrickson, Row 6: Ross Brown, Jeff Oli- ver, Matthew Miller, Lance Spesard, Eric Beard, Darin Lowery, Bill Kuhns Row I. Angie Schlatter, Shelly Humbarger, Emily Gangwer, Terri Davis, Lana Remaly, Any Dunk, Amy Klaiber, Lisa Johnson, Kellie Tijunin, Michelle Cooper, Mindy Bellah, Row 2: Vicki Anderson, Jerri Need, Suzie Sutton, Jennifer Roudebush, Mary Ann Lowery, Tina Reed, Missy Davis, Jodi Stair, Row 3: Michelle Michael, Tami Baker, Shari Welk, Stacey Miller, Shannon McGill, Mi- chelle Sipes, Lynn Irwin, Mimi McGill 60 BASEBALL Front: Todd Whitlock, Jon Jacoby, Doug Ticen, Gary Ward, Kevin Oliver, Jamie Carl- son, Back: Coach Ryan, Jace Kentner, Rob Hinesley, Sean Reynolds, Lance Spesard, Darrin Disinger, Tim McClure, Shawn Mar- tin GOLF 62 Front: Brad Oliver, Brendon Bright, Doug Ti- cen, Mike Emmens, Mike Myers, Back: Coach Kline, Todd Whitlock, Jeff Oliver, Mike Hufford, Eric Mellinger, Brian Good JR. HIGH TRACK Row 1: Alan Hackerd, Craig Ruch, Brett Longenecker, Brett George, Andy Silverth- orn, Brad Mohler, Derrick George, Darin Oliver, Trent Whitlock, Jason Lewis, Chris Phillippo, Pat Scott, Row 2: Chris Lowery, Doug Steffy, Jeff Barnard, Carl McKinley, Rob Klaiber, John Spear, Chris Gray, Brian Jakes, John Keller, Row 3: Glen Hufford, Eric Kiem, Neal Schnieb, David Wagoner, Kevin Fingerle, Mark Thomas, Kevin Dis- inger, Jeff Spear, Matt Graves, Chris Rhym- er, Curtis Cree, Jamie Lock, Back: Coach Hollis Row 1: Kimmy Mullen, Mandy Barrick, Sheri Miller, Rebecca Miller, Marsha Meadal, Mi- chelle Peters, Kelli Oliver, Lisa Johnson, Row 2: Johanna Rodgers, Lisa Stafford, Ra- shel Rodkey, Dawn Flora, Alisha Harrison, Mandi Cree, Trena Stanton, Nancy Hewitt, Missy Vinard, Jenny Green, Melissa Hod- son, Holly Gangwer, Kim Wolf, Heather Gascho, Angie Phillippo, Christie Frey, Coach Miss Kiser 63 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY (Record: 5 wins, 6 loses) OPPONENT THEM Lebanon 29 Carroll 50 Pioneer 21 Delphi 56 Western Boone 22 North White 15 Clinton Central 21 Frontier 26’ McCutcheon 26 Benton Central 43 Frankfort 31 Clinton Prairie 15 Twin Lakes 16 Central Catholic County Meet: Clinton Central Clinton Prairie Frankfort Carroll Invitational: Clinton Central Tri-Central Caston Winamac Carroll Conference: Ross ville 6th out of ten Sectional: Rossville 8th out of eleven BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL (Record: 7 wins 13 loses) 70 75 OPPONENT THEM RHS Lafayette Jeff 65 4Qj Western Boone 50 38 Clinton Prairie Winamac Western 46 48 51 40 49 37 Carroll 63 44 Tipton 55 45 Tri-County 27 44 Delphi 43 46 South Newton 53 51 Frankfort 54 32 Caston 57 70 Park Tudor 43 41 West Centroi 33 47 Pioneer 28 46 Clinton Central 63 41 Frontier 52 61 Sheridan 50 48 North White 59 46 West Lafayette 58 45 VARSITY (Record: 13 OPPONENT Western Pioneer South Newton Hfc White fm-County Delphi Wina North White onaquah nton Central ri-County South Newton Frontier 'V. Sheqdan ClintonPraicie Central Catholifc ' Carroll West Central Pioneer Clinton Central Frankfort Lewis Cass Caston Tipton Conference •Rossville scores liste JUNIOR VAf (Recoj OPPONENT Western Delpl forth White T ri-County South Newton., Frontier ClinWh Prairie Central Catholic Carroll West Central Pioneer Clinton Central Frankfort Lewis Cass Caston •Rossville scores VOLLEYBALL 711 loses) MA' FRESHMAN BASK( (Record: 4 wii ORE OPPONENT f VTHE® lffs 0-2 Klondike ( 2-0 Frankfort W j 51 2-0 West Lafayett 1 41% 19 2-0 Carroll M i %37% 47 1-2 Western BoaMe V Vs I V7 0-2 North White 0-2 Northwester! 4 . I. 2-0 Tri-County 1 Ms 2-0 Clinton Cent® 60 J 4 1-2 Clinton Prairie L urne | 0-2 Clinton Prairi® 7b If 35 2-1 Clinton Centra® 34V M AM 2-1 Clinton Prairie 49 mM 2-0 Frontier 53 0-2 Central Catholic ® 54 Wf M 0-2 -0 VOLLEYBALL (Record: 2 wins 4 OPPONENT THEM Frontier 67 South Newton 55 Caston 19 Central Catholic 40 Clinton Prairie 65 Clinton Centroi County Meet: Clinton Prairie Clinton Central Frankfort Conference:® Rossville 3rd out of tenl hal: Amy Klaiber — 2nd BOYS VARSITY TRACK 41.5 OPPONENT THEM RHS Lewis Cass 65 51 Carroll 43 Frontier 85 42 Delphi 52 64 Carroll 42 South Newton 49 78 Caston 65 62 Central Catholic 49 78 Clinton Prairie 98 29 County Meet: Clinton Prairie 1st Frankfort 2nd Clinton Central 3rd Rossville 4th Conference: RHS placed 4th out of ten 64 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL OPPONENT South Newton 15.13 Frankfort Central Catholic Pioneer WinanrJ aston —on D Fron County mey Frankf Clinton Pi Clinton Prairi Harrison North White Tri-County West Central Carroll Sheridan Sectional: Clinton Prairie VARSITY BA OPPONENT Clinton Central Tri-Central West Central Frontier Conference: RHS placed 3rd out of 10 BOYS JR. HIGH TRACK (Record: 1 win 5 loses) Clinton Central OPPONENT: THEM RHS Delph , Tri-County 83 26 Frontier Frontier 56 53 Clinton Prairie Frankfort 62 44 Harrison Clinton Prairie 83 26 North White Clinton Central 65 44 Tri-County Carroll 62 44 West Central County Meet: Carroll Rossville placed 4th Sheridan Clinton Central 10 2 Winamac 10 0 Tri-County 8 9 Caston 8 8 West Central 7 4 North White 13 0 Delphi 11 1 Central Catholic 15 0 Frontier 32 7 County Tourney: Clinton Prairie 10 0 Frankfort 21 5 Frontier 12 10 Clinton Prairie 17 1 Tri-Central 20 1 Carroll 9 M 4 JR. HIGH CROSS COUNTRY (Record: 7 wins 0 loses) OPPONENT THEM RHS Clinton Prairie 43 18 Central Catholic 50 15 Northmont 38 19 Clinton Prairie 47 15 Clinton Central 50 15 Western Boone 48 15 Frankfort 45 15 66 RHS BAND TAKES WASHINGTON Participating in the Shenendoah This bit of information was one of many picked up by the mem- bers of Rossville's Concert and Marching Bands while touring the nation's capitol and participating in the Shenendoah Apple Blossom Festival. Other details include: Semi-trailer rigs DON'T pass every- thing on the road; it is possible to exist on less than 10 hours of sleep spread over 3 nights; you might spend as much as $510.00 to feed 86 people in a nice cafeteria; you can fall flat while walking on solid, dry, level ground; and if you wear a pair of mismatched shoes into McDonalds at 5:30 A.M., chances are good that some other band member, from your bus, will wear in an identical pair. Did you know that you could fit 82 instruments, 6 flags, 14 Pom- Pons, luggage for 83, 35 large piz- zas, forks, napkins, and 18 gallons of Coke into the cargo bays of 2 Cardinal busses? Chances are this interesting (but useless!) item of trivia has escaped the attention of most other world travelers, but it is a known fact to the RHS band. ,0SSVI4Lt|ND lien SCHOOL BAND BY STORM . Apple Blossom Festival In addition to discovering trivia, the band members had the oppor- tunity to visit Washington Cathe- dral, all major monuments, Smith- sonian Institute, Arlington Ceme- tery, where we participated in a Wreath-laying ceremony, Iwo Jima Memorial, the FBI Building, the Bu- reau of Printing and Engraving, the Capitol building, and the White House. The marching band participated in the Firefighters Parade, a 2 mile route containing the largest collec- tion of firefighting equipment in the world, and the concert band played in the Concert Band Com- petition at the Shenendoah Con- servatory of Music. The entire trip, which lasted 4 days, was a definite highlight of the 1984-85 schedule for the Ross- ville Band. And by the way, did you know that the Federal Treasury agents really WILL remove the film from your camera for taking an unauthorized photo at the Bureau of Printing and Engraving? 69 PEP CLUB Row 1: Peg Hufford, Jerri Need, Shelly Hum- borger, Angie Schlatter, Phyllis Hodson, Row 2: Jeff Oliver, Ross Goyer, Jeff Need, Dawn Disinger, Shannon McGill, Peggy Ward, Row 3: Bill Kuhns, David Beard, Scott Storz, Lon Whiteaker, Carlene Miller, Mary Esposto, Rhonda Clark, Melissa Whiteaker, Row 4: Jamie Corlson, Marvin Miller, Shayne Fines, Tami Hunt, Jodi Gangwer, Jill Newman, Darcy Ummel, Amy Ferguson, Leslie Draper Row 5: Ben Hopkins, Brad Hin- esley, Craig Remaly, Kane Dolby, Vicki An- derson, Julia Need, Kay Miller, Jennifer Roudebush, Paula Lewis Row 6: Kevin Fm- gerle, Craig Skiles, Rick Roth, Heather Mar- tin, Michele Peters, Holly Gangwer, Kathy Beard, Rashel Rodkey, Lisa Stafford Row 7: Chris Gray, Neal Whitlock, David Dunk, April Dunk, Missy Vinard, Becky Miller, Alisha Harrison Row 8: Jon Mellinger, Jer- emy Van Hoosier, Doug Hodson, Dawn Flo- ra, Angie Phillippo, Toni Draper, Kelli Oliver, Stacy Dunk, Kellie Tijunin, Angie Hufford Row 9: Aaron Nacke, Rex Rothenburger, Joe Trout, Michelle Cooper, Christy Frey, Kathy Fisher, Michele Michael, Lisa John- son, Rhonda Wainscott, Wendy Ridgway Row 10: Mike Rothenberger, Duane Tucker, Lori Johnson, Jenny Green, Mandi Cree, Trena Stanton, Heather Gascho, Melliso Hodson 70 R.H.S. vi SENIORS: Ross Dewese, Stoci Gochenour, David Hodson, Charles Keller, Tim Mc- Clure, Sheryl McKinley, Jane McKinzie, Tim Mercer, Lana Remaly, Dennis Ticen, JU- NIORS: Heather Buntin, Jamie Carlson, Mike Criswell, Amy Dunk, Shana Gochen- our, Ross Goyer, Shari Hackerd, Jill Larson, Shawn Mortm, Neal Mitchell, Jeff Need, Jerri Need, Jeff Oliver, Kevin Oliver, Craig Remaly, Michelle Schiery, Angie Schlatter, Scott Storz, Gary Ward, Todd Welk SOPH- OMORES: Stephanie Bowlin, Debbie Crum, Marna Douglas, Lisa Gochenour, Ben Hop- kins, Michael Hufford, Jennifer Lock, David Seest, Danny Shields, Rick Vinard, Peggy Ward, Pam Gregory, Sean Reynolds FRESH- BAND MEN: Melissa Bowlin, Brendon Bright, Ross Brown, Angie Buntin, Beth Bushfield, Susan Cool, Michelle Cooper, Chad Cree, Car- men Crow, Angie Hufford, Randy Irmeger, Andra Johns, Lisa Johnson, Michele Mi- chael, Julia Need, Brad Oliver, Fred Peter- son, Mike Rothenberger, Rex Rothen- berger, Laura Sloan, Doug Ticen, Kellie Ti- junm, Duane Tucker, Rhonda Wainscott, Brian Good FLAG CORPS: Andrea Gangwer, Tammy Hauser, Kathy Bowyer, Missy Davis, Denise VanHoosier, Janet Daulton GIRLS CORPS: Peg Hufford, Phyllis Hodson, Diannah Burkhalter, Emily Gangwer, Dawn Dismger, Barbara Gangwer SPEECH TEAM OFFICERS: Pres. Sheryl McKinley, V.P. Steven Yoder, NFL Rec. Scott Storz Row I: Troy Davis, Scott Ridgway, Dennis Ti- cen, Achim Woelk, Scott Storz, Steven Yoder, Sheryl McKinley, Jim Burkle, Tim Mercer, Charles Keller, Spon. Linda Phebus, Row 2: Lor- ree Wolf, Debbie Long, Marlene Dutter, Janie Mohler, Angie Buntin, Beth Mohler, Gina Long, Tammy Hufford, Staci Gochenour, Eric Mel- linger, Emily Gangwer, Angie Schlatter, Row 3: Ross Goyer, Barbara Gangwer, Amy Klaiber, Carmen Crow, Craig Remaly, Jennifer Lock, Marna Douglas, Stephanie Bowlin, Tammy Hauser, Heather Buntin, Row 4: Phyllis Hodson, Todd Welk, Jeff Oliver, Ben Hopkins, Jon Mel- linger, Doug Ticen, Rick Vinard, Wendy Ridg- way, Beth Bushfield, Melissa Bowlin CONGRATULATIONS ALL! The RHS Speech Team competed in five regu- lar season meets during the 1984-85 season, bringing home four firsts and one second. For the third year in a row the RHS Speech Team has won both the Sectional and Regional Speech Tournaments. In competition at the State Speech Finals with 67 other schools, the team ranked eleventh with the fifteen RHS students who qualified for those finals. During the speech season our speakers brought home 31 individ- ual first places, 28 seconds and 24 thirds. At the Central Indiana Forensic League Speech Tour- nament held at North Central High School in Indianapolis, the team placed fourth. At that tournament Sheryl McKinley qualified for the National Speech Finals held in Eau Claire, Wis- consin in June. Sheryl will compete in Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking. She is the sixth RHS student to qualify for the National Speech Finals in the past ten years. Dennis Ticen also qualified for a national speech tournament this summer. He will be competing in the national finals of the Sons of the American Revolution Oratorical Contest held in Louisville, Kentucky. Dennis wrote a speech about a dream that grew out of the American Revolution ... a love and respect for the basic tenets on which our country thrives. 73 JR. HIGH BAND Row ]: Alisha Harrison, Kelli Oliver, Rashel Rodkey, Melissa Hodson, Kathy Fischer, Cindy Reynolds, Michelle Jackson, Row 2: Lori Johnson, Missy Vinard, Angie Phillippo, Kathleen Beard, Heather Gascho, Katrina Connaway, Deanna Metzger, Cassie Jack- son, Row 3: Mandy Barrick, Angela Ticen, Michele Peters, Lisa Stafford, Jamie Davies, Rob Cooper, Scott Silverthorn, Row 4: Ron- nie Dutton, Dawn Flora, Sherri Miller, Mandi Cree, Christy Frey, Mark Douglas, Glen Hufford, Brian Henry, Row 5: Jenny Green, John Keller, Rod Miller, John Spear, A.J Dunk CHORUS Row 1 Debbie Long, Tami Hunt, Vicki An- derson, Loraine Koble, Jody Gangwer, Row 2: Gina Long, Tammy Hufford, Dawn Dis- mger, Liz Essy, Amy Ferguson, Row 3: Linda Brovant, Marlene Dutter, Beth Mohler, Kari Dolby, Carol Lehman, Shari Welk, Peggy Brovant, Row 4: Shannon Wolf, Craig Skiles, Ed Yoder, Matt Royer, Rex Rothen- berger, Mike Rothenberger SWING CHOIR 75 Front: Emily Gangwer, Debbie Long, Gina Long, Tammy Hufford, Kari Dolby, Dawn Disinger, Laraine Koble, Back: Marlene Dutter, Beth Mohler, Sharon Hufford, Linda Brovant, Demta Cable, Janie Mohler, Shari Welk, Peggy Brovant EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Dennis Ticen Steven Yoder PRODUCTION MANAGER: Troy Davis NEWS-FEATURE EDITOR: Tammie Hauser SPORTS EDITORS: Todd Davis Lynn Irwin Mimi McGill FASHION EDITORS: Phyllis Hodson Staci Gochenour REPORTERS: Tim Mercer Mary Esposto Lori Leazenby Debbie Crum Dawn Disinger Melissa Hodgen Doug Ticen TYPISTS: Tammy Meadal Beverly Taylor Tina O'Dell Missy Davis Kathy Bowyer ART EDITOR: Peg Hufford SECRETARY: Peggy Ward SPONSOR: Miss Kiser Sitting: Troy Davis, Dennis Ticen, Steven Voder, Sponsor Miss Kiser, Row I: Dawn Dismger, Missy Davis, Peg Hufford, Peggy Word, Tammy Meadal, Tammie Hauser, Kathy Bowyer, Row 2: Mimi McGill, Lynn Irwin, Stoci Gochenour, Phyllis Hodson, Todd Davis, Tim Mercer, Mary Esposto, Debbie Crum, Melissa Hodgen 76 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY V4 vj Row 1: Dennis Ticen, Joleen Wolf, Coleen Wolf, Jill Larson, Ross Goyer, Scott Storz, Angie Schlatter, Linda Brovant, Terri Davis. Row 2: Denita Cable, Beverly Taylor, Phyllis Hodson, Staci Gochenour, Beth Mohler, Shari Welk, Craig Remaly, Jeff Oliver, Shanna Gochenour. Row 3: Todd Welk, Eric Beard, Tim McClure, Todd Davis, Steven Yoder, Jim Burkle, Tim Mercer, Jeff Need. SUNSHINE SOCIETY Row 1: Carol Lehmen, Mary Esposto, Cheryl Lehmen, Tina O'Dell, Denita Cable, Sharon Hufford, Staci Gochenour, Tammy Hufford, Shari Welk, Sheryl McKinley, Bren- da Jones, Carlene Miller, Row 2: Sandra Hufford, Coleen Wolf, Beth Mohler, Kari Dolby, Debbie Long, Joleen Wolf, Gina Long, Stephanie Bowlin, Shana King, Jerri Need, Amy Dunk, Emily Gangwer, Darcy Ummel, Row 3: Marlene Dutter, Linda Bro- vant, Shelly Humbarger, Angie Buntin, Pam Gregory, Lisa Gochenour, Kathy Bowyer, Beth Bushfield, Melissa Bowlin, Rhonda Wamscott, Janell Hufford, Row 4: Dawn Disinger, Jill Larson, Shari Hackerd, Missy Kaelin, Melissa Davis, Peggy Brovant, Lo- raine Koble, Loree Wolf, Audra Renicker, Row 5: Amy Ferguson, Vicki Smith, Julie Need, Laura Sloan, Wendy Ridgway, Mi- chele Michael, Andra Johns, Lisa Johnson, Amy Klaiber, Susan Cool, Barbara Gangwer, Row 6: Leslie Draper, Sonja Gar- ret, Rhonda Clark, Shelly Bever, Kim Dolby, Tami Hunt, Vicki Anderson, Janie Mohler, Heather Buntin, Tammie Hauser OFFICERS: Spon. Mrs. Hufford, Pres. Staci Goghenour, Chaplain Sheryl McKinley, Vice Pres. Tammy Hufford, Rec. Sec. Shari Welk, Corr. Sec. Denita Cable, (Not Pic- tured: Treas. Sharon Hufford, Prog. Chrm. Brenda Jones), Back: Key Girls: Carlene Miller, Beth Mohler, Coleen Wolf, Marlene Dutter, Stephanie Bowlin, Beth Bushfield (Not Pictured: Sandra Hufford) 78 STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: David Mohler, Phyllis Hodson, Scott Storz, Tim Mercer, Standing: Missy Vinard, Holly Gongwer, Darin Lowery, Jeff Oliver, Sponsor Mr McColley, Brendon Bright, Ross Goyer, Steven Yoder OFFICERS: Top. Sec. Phyllis Hodson, Stand- ing: Pres. Tim Mercer, Vice Pres. Scott Storz, Treas. David Mohler The Rossville Student Council, composed of twelve students from the high school and junior high, acts as a catalyst for the school. Each student is elected by and re- presents his class. The student council is in charge of convoca- tions, the Coke machine, and Homecoming. Along with these re- sponsibilities, the student council has made it possible for the stu- dents to use the new commons area and has purchased a stereo for use in the lunch room. Thus, the money the Council makes is returned to the students in the form of convos, a stereo, a floor entrance mat, and some of the Honor's Day awards. The Student Council is a very valuable and busy student government body. 79 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sitting: Pres. Rhonda Clark, Treas. Shannon McGill, Sec. Stacey Miller, Standing: Kim Dolby. Shelly Bever, Mindy Bellah, Sonia Garret, Leslie Draper, Janie Mohler, Shari Welk, Janell Hufford, Amy Ferguson, Jami Ummel, Shallie Sheets, Carlene Miller, Not Pictured. V. Pres Michelle Sipes CHESS CLUB Row 1. Spon. Mr Jones, V. Pres Brian Lew- is, Pres. Eric Beard, Sec. Treas. Melissa Da- vis, Row 2: Cindy Jones, Becky Reynolds, Nathan Champly, Scott Jarret, David Seest, Craig Remaly, Kevin Ridgway, Danny Shields, Row 3: Shawn Martin, Kevin Oliver, Jamie Carlson, Wayne Bever, Glen Hufford, Brian Henry 80 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Andrea Gangwer, Jim Burkle, Terry McGill, Jeff Need, Jeff Oliver, Eric Mel- linger, Mr. Greives, Row 2: Mr. Jacobs, My- ron Hufford, Troy Davis, Randy Irmeger, Mike Emmons, Marna Douglas, Melissa Hendrickson, John Haan, Torrey Rodkey, John Jacoby, Brad Oliver, Craig Skiles, Row 3: Glen Irwin, Matt Royer, Mike Rothen- berger, Duane Tucker, Jon Mellinger, Mimi McGill, Marvin Miller, Doug Walker, Aaron Nacke, Barth Hendrickson, Scott Rodkey, Randy Hufford, Row 4: Shawn Martin, Rex Rothenberger, David Mohler, Darrin Disinger, Clyde Austin, Lance Spe- sard, Gary Ostler, Scott Jarrett, Darin Lowery, Mike Hufford, Brian Good, Bren- don Bright, Mike Milner, Mark Royer 81 OFFICERS: Terry McGill, Sentinel, Eric Mel- Andrea Gangwer, Secretary; Jeff Oliver, Treasurer; Jeff Need, Reporter linger, President; Jim Burkle, Vice-President: LARS STAFF Row 1: Tina O'Dell, Melissa Davis, Tammy Taylor, Scott Storz, Micheal Hufford. Row Sipes. Row 4: Rhonda Foust, Phyllis Hodson Meadal, Peggy Hufford, Lynn Irwin, Mimi 3: Stacey Miller, Shannon McGill, Michelle (Not Pictured: Jodi Stair, Sandra Hufford). McGill, Denise VanHoosier. Row 2: Beverly 82 MUY DIVERTIDO! Row 1: Beverly Taylor, Tina O'Dell, Mary Esposto, Carol Lehman, Stacy Gochenour, Ross Goyer, Angie Schlatter, Dennis Ticen, Janie McKinzie, Carla Mills, Carlene Miller, Miss Kaiser. Row 2: Stephanie Bowlin, Me- lissa Hodgen, Tim McClure, Troy Davis, Tim Mercer, Tawny Thorp, Mindy Bellah, Andra Johns, Wendy Ridgway, Jennifer Roudebush. Row 3: The Spanish Club is an organiza- tion open to high school students that have taken or are taking a semester of Spanish. The volun- teerism of the club makes it possi- ble for the club to perform many fun activities. Besides its annual trip to a Spanish restaurant, the Spanish Club often cooks Spanish food during the activity period. The Spanish Club has a new spon- sor this year, Miss Kiser. SCIENCE CLUB Front Row: Kelli Oliver, Shownelle Sheets, Dovid Dunk, Eric Schneib, Jason Lewis, Jon Mellinger, Fred Peterson, David Seest, Craig Remaly, Scott Storz, Brian Leazenby, Tim McClure, Mike Myers, Chris Gray, Mr. Ryan. Back Row: Danny Shields, Ronnie Lehman, Doug Hodson, Joe Trout, Glen Hufford, Towny Thorp, Wayne Bever, Ja- mie Carlson, Jeff Need, Neal Mitchell, Charles Keller, Tom Scott, Scott Jarratt. SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS JUNIOR DIVISION SENIOR DIVISION GRAND CHAMPION — John Root GRAND CHAMPION — Janet Daulton 1ST Becky Reynolds — Amy Lowery Heidi Brubaker — Melanie Wolf 2ND Jason Hendrickson Sherri Miller — Rebecca Miller Sam Stingley — Jason Deboy Chad Kallner Becky Fleener — Cindy Jones Brian Henry 3RD Heather Gascho — Melissa Hodson Larry Hamm Ronnie Dutton — Noble Hod- gen Andy Meek Scott Silverthorn — Rod Miller Katrina Connaway Kathy Beard — Holly Gangwer Brad Mohler — Darrin Oliver Chadd Gibson PHYSICS 1) Jim Lawson 2) Joe Hahn 3) Ross Brown HM) Jon Mellinger CHEMISTRY 1) Janet Daulton 2) Fred Peterson 3) Janelle Hufford Audra Renicker HM) Jane Mohler Loree Wolf BIOLOGY 1) Amy Klaiber Barb Gangwer 2) Angie Buntin 3) Andra Johns HM) Lorraine Koble Nina Metzger CARNIVAL OF CREATIVITY SPEECH TEAM INDUSTRIAL ARTS SWING CHOIR ART CLASS JAZZ BAND 1ST PLACE WINNERS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Barb Gangwer Peggy Brovont Daphne Shields Andrea Gangwer John O'dell ADVANCED STUDENTS Linda Borvont Jerri Need Achim Wolk Sue Stingley 8TH GRADE STUDENTS Lori Everett Becky Fleener Holly Gangwer Kathy Beard Glen Hufford Kelli Oliver 7TH GRADE STUDENTS Cindy Reynolds Tammie Fogelsong Sherri Miller Mark Douglas Craig Ruch Rob Klaiber 85 Unexpected obstacles and a legend that turns out to be false highlighted the play GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE. In the play Newton Fuller (Steven Yoder), his reluctant wife, Annabelle (Beth Mohler), and their flighty daughter (Staci Gochenour) are trying to restore an abandoned farm house in which it is said George Washington had slept. The house is al- most finished when Newton runs out of money and almosf loses everything to a greedy banker, Mr. Prescott. Faced with the possible loss, New- ton decides to restore the house to its original crusty condition. In the midst of the destruction, the original deed is found, Uncle Stanley (Eric Mellinger) ar- rives with a non-existent check, and Mr. Pres- cott agrees not to foreclose. In spite of all the problems the Fullers finally have a home, even if George Washington didn't sleep there. Cost: Left to Right — Achim Woelk, An- Ticen, Jon Mellinger, Debbie Long, Gino Yoder, Beth Mohler, Janie Mohler, Darin dreo Gongwer, Eric Mellinger, Marlene Dut- Long, Scott Storz, Dennis Tichen, Steven Lowery, Tammy Hufford. ter, Staci Gochenour, Craig Remaly, Doug 86 89 RHS SAYS GOOD-BYE TO AN OLD FRIEND ... Mr. Robert Taylor AND WELCOMES A NEW Mr. Ronald Thornburgh Mr. Taylor left Rossville for a new job in Richmond, after serving as principal for 6V2 years, and Mr. Thornburg came to us from Attica, where he had been assistant principal for 4' 2 years. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY 90 Larry Good Mary Lou Salisbury Mork Rule ELEMENTARY SECRETARY Sharon McGill SCHOOL NURSE Carolyn Mosson ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Mr. Kenneth Cushman HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE Mrs. Pot Sharp Mr. Charles Whitlock Mrs. Barbara Taylor SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARIES, AND SCHOOL BOARD Sitting: Mr. Tom McKinley, Mr Ken Miller, Mr. Kvan Burkle Standing: Mr. Jim Need and Mr. Joe Metzger. NEW PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS Mr. Ron Thornburgh, Princi- pal, Mrs. Cathy Need, Mrs. Jan Elston, and Mr. Mike Priest. IN MEMORIAM Mr. Dick Gochenour Mr. Ferman Reed In fond memory of Mr. Ferman Reed, who passed away on Dec. 31, 1984. Mr. Reed had faughf at Rossville for 19 years. He taughf jr. high math and geometry. We, the students and faculty at Rossville, will always have the greatest respect and fon- dest memories of him. In memory of Dick Gochenour, a bus driver for Rossville since Augusf of 1978. He drove bus 2 until the evening of March 17, 1985, when he was strick- en with a heart attack and passed away. He will be fondly remembered by his family, friends, and all of us here at Rossville High School. 93 JANITORS Alvin Davies, Nancy Goyer, Kenny Ledmen, Joy Davies, Speck Timmins COOKS Front: Jane Emmens, Debbie Miller, Anna McCaw, Krents Keller, Back: Noala Tull, Winnie Beard, Barbara Taylor, Barbara Wagoner, Leona Conatser 94 BUSDRIVERS Front: Dick Gochenour, Bill Savory, Harley Livingston, Alfie Hufford, Joe Ticen, Miller, William Fickle, Steve Ostler, Back: Carroll Kessler, Marvin Mohler, Paul Skiles o o HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Row 1: Mr. Scott Jacobs, Mr. Fred Albro, da Shilkett, Mrs. Susan Mills, Miss Kelly Hufford, Mrs. Marla Glover, Miss Peggy McColley, Mr. Richard Ryan, Mr. Fermen Mrs. Pam Oliver, Mr. Bill Tislow, Mr Tom Kiser, Miss Connie Shieler, Mr. Leon Kling, Row 3: Mr. Robert Knapp, Mr. Jerald Reed, Mr. Kenneth Jones, Mr. Donald Ashli- Wilson, Row 2: Miss Linda Phebus, Miss Lin- Greives, Mrs. Rosamund Eiler, Mrs. Jean Eiler, Mr. Eugene Rausch, Mr. Ronald man, Mr. Kent Kline, Mr. Mark Rule ELEMENTARY TEACHERS O '•si Row 1; Mr. Gerry Hollis, Mrs Beth Lysinger, Mrs. Sharon McGill, Mr. Kenneth Cush- man, Mrs. Martha Mercer, Mrs. Susan Bickel, Mrs. Carol Weise, Mrs. Linda Mylet, Mrs. Jean Gilbert, Mrs. Rosemary Lindley, Mrs. Mary Snyder, Mrs. Kathleen Need, Row 3: Mr. Dennis Lipp, Mrs. Candance Sil- verthorn, Mrs. Janet Aschliman, Mrs. Clau- dia Brown, Mrs. Ellen Switzer, Mrs. Molly Cline, Mrs. Melissa Mills, Mrs. Sharon She- dron, Ms. Kimberly Butz, Ms. Mary Ann Jones, Mrs. Lisa Fowler, Mrs. Deanna Wehr, Mrs. Kathy Miller 98 ELEMENTARY SPELLING BEE WINNERS Left to right: Brian Skiles, the winner. Kevin Disinger, runner-up. Congratulations to all participants and es- pecially to these two winners. ELEMENTARY BAND Row 1. Keely Hufford, Brandy Henry, Shali Knapp, Amy Buntin, Deidre Davis, Aimee Grubel, Marti Taylor, Abby Alexander. Row 2: Vanessa Gower, Jenny Beard, Kristy Greives, Heidi Cameron, Andrea Shockey, Kevin Disinger, Suzann Bowlin, Rachel Wainscott, Kristi Walker, Lyn Cowen, Missy Knuckles Row 3: Dawn Lipp, Marcie Whi- teaker, Karol Bowyer, Anita Emens, Mike Connaway, Todd Ticen, Stacy Wilkerson, Julie Tijunin, Jennifer Harrison, Jennifer Metzger. Row 4: Thad Sheets, Chris Steven- son, Chad Shedron, Darcy Barrick, Davy Bushfield, Trevor Colby, Gail Koble, Jenni- fer Jacoby, Valerie Smith, Gara Lee. Row 5. Ben Wallace, Greg Larson, Scott Beard, Gary Fleener, Amber Andersen, Kristena Johnson, Chris Lowery, Jamie Lock, Jeff Spear. 100 CHEERLEADERS ADVISORY COUNCIL LEFT. SIXTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Top to Bottom: Julie Tijunin, Lyn Cowen, Jennifer Jacoby, Marti Taylor, Amber Anderson. TOP: FIFTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Top: Amy Buntin. Bottom: Heidi Cameron, Bran- dy Henry, Shali Knapp Front: Chris Stevenson, Tyler Metzger, Amy Buntin. Back: Kevin Disinger, Doug derson, Marti Taylor. Greg Grove, Jason Good, Connie Wagoner, Thomas, Gara Lee, Lyn Cowen, Amber An- 101 ELEMENTARY 5th GRADE: Row 1: Gary Fleener — man- ager, Ben Wallace, Scott Beard, Jason Good, Greg Grove, Tim Newman, Ty Brown, Brad Fmgerle — manager Row 2: Chris Stevenson, Chad Shedron, Lynn Flo- ra, Tyler Metzger, Tom Jacoby — coach, Greg Larson, Thad Shetts, Les Eller, Bryan Stewart 6th GRADE: Row 1: Jason Remaly — man- ager, Clint Roudebush, Kevin Disinger, John Hendrickson, Tony Meek, Brett George, Brett Longenecker, Chris Rhymer Row Joe Martin, Chris Lowery, Jeff Spear, Curtis Cree, Joe Metzger — coach, Davy Bush- field, Carl McKinley, Chris Johns, Mark Thomas 102 BASKETBALL 5th GRADE: Front: Amy Buntin, Sholi Wh.teaker, Shelly Nacke, Coach Donetta Knapp, Brandi Henry, Jenny Beard, Connie Miller, Brenda Fingerle, Heidi Cameron, Wagoner, Back: Andrea Shockey, Marcie Keely Hufford 6th GRADE: Front: Carla Rodgers, Jennifer sie Kingery, Stacy Wilkerson, Coach Peg Harrison, Darcy Barrick, Jennifer Jacoby, Kling, Amber Anderson, Cara Lee, Deidra Kristina Johnson, Back: Marti Taylor, Cas Davis 103 ELEMENTARY HAPPENINGS 1984-85 Field Trips: Indianapolis Zoo Purdue Airport Hoosier Dome and Monument Circle Conner Prairie Camp Tecumseh Speedway Indianapolis 500 Chicago Science Fair Valentine Parties Easter Egg Hunt Christmas Music Program Art Festival Spring Music Program Honor's Day Spelling Bee Cole Marionettes Magic Show Cabbage Patch Picture Da Kindergarten Screening Smokey Bear Visit Ag Day with Animals PTO meeting 105 Peter Abbott Abby Alexander Amber Andersen Darcy Barrick Brad Blocher Suzann Bowlin Sarah Brubaker Davy Bushfield Trevor Colby Shane Cook Lyn Cowen Curtis Cree Deidre Davis Kevin Disinger Crystal Fingerle Brett George Aimee Grubel Alan Hackerd Jennifer Harrison John Hendrickson Marsha Hufford Jennifer Jocoby Chris Johns Kristena Johnson Missy Katsaros Cassie Kingery Gail Koble 106 Missy Knuckles Gara Lee Jamie Lock Brett Longenecker Chris Lowery Joe Martin Sabrina McCaw Carl McKinley Tony Meek Jenny Metzger Paul Metzger Mark Mills Chris Pearson Joson Remaly Tina Rhudy Chris Rhymer Carla Rodgers Clint Roudebush Tony Smith Jeff Spear Marti Taylor Doug Thomas Mark Thomas Todd Ticen . 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Julie Tijunin Tonya Torrence Rachel Wainscott Kristi Walker Stacy Wilkerson 107 Jenny Beard Scott Beard Isaac Beery Karol Bowyer Ty Brown Amy Buntin Heidi Cameron Mike Connaway Darrin Deboy Ryan Draper Marleta Dutter Renita Dutter Ashley Eiler Les Eller Anita Emens Matt Evans Brad Fmgerle Brenda Fingerle Gary Fleener Lynn Flora Jason Good Vanessa Gower Kristy Greives Greg Grove Bob Hall Bob Hayes Brandie Henry Keely Hufford Shali Knapp Greg Larson Dawn Lipp 108 Teri Snapp Chris Stevenson Bryan Stewart Connie Wagoner Ben Wallace Michelle Ward Misty Watts Melissa West Marcie Whiteaker Nikkii Wolf 109 Derek Baugh Kane Bowyer Lynette Boyd Carrie Brown Jammie Brown Molly Brubaker Scott Burnett Dan Clendenning Jason Cook Sara Cowen Kelly Davenport Jaletta Dunk Allison Eiler Emily Gibson Stephanie Good Felicity Green Jared Hamm Tami Heath Lisa Hubbard Tara Hufford Travis Irwin Josh Jakes Josh Katsaros Sandy Keim Elizabeth Keller Stephen Knox Gretchen Larson Rissi Lee Melanie McGill 110 Melisa Martin Sharia Meador Shawn Meador David Merrill Stephanie Michael Angie Miller Rochael Miller Susan Miller Mike Mills Craig Norris Lama Rinehart Jennifer Root Rita Rothenberger Clint Ruch Matt Severt Kyle Shedron Laura Smith Michael Sutton Rustie Tull Bruce Wagoner Shawn West Craig Whitlock Gwen Wilcox Shelly Wilkerson Suellen Wolf 111 Tony Alexander Missy Beaver Tonya Blocher Aaron Brouwer Gretchen Brown Heather Brown B J. Chezem Heidi Cree Jason Criswell Cedric Dilling Amanda Eller Jeff Eller Rochelle Emens Matt Evans Sally Ferguson Jody Fogelsong Carrie Frey Craig Frey Sandy Friend Jason Goyer Jodi Greives Bob Haan Charles Haug Neely Hopkins Ashley Jackson Terrena Johnson Brandi Kelly Jason Kmgery Aaron Knapp 112 Marcia Ledman Brandon Longenecker Todd Longenecker Lisa Mohler Michelle Mummert Kerry Need Brandon Patrick Kyle Pearson Dick Pollard Carol Puckett Sam Reeder (Swigert) Chris Rhudy Mark Stocey Scott Stair Tami Taylor Joshua Teague Johanna Thomas Madeline Thomas Rachel Thomas Brooke Thompson Scott Walker Twyla Wolf 113 Katie Alexander Jim Amonett Erica Beard Philip Beery Marla Blocher n Brett Bluemke Lisa Boyd Joshua Brown Ellen Brubaker Natalie Burkle 114 Tim Elston Eric Evans Brenda Gascho Richard Goris Jessica Gower Jason Graves Amy Greives Nathan Burkle Shiloe Butz David Cooper Nathan Cushman Matt Earnest Christian Hamm Heather Harrison Melissa Harrison Jessica Herman Jamie Hufford Chanda Johnson Matt Marlin Cabe Mullen (Sipes) Melissa Mummert Stacie Rhymer Nathan Rinehart Warren Root Dusty Ross Malmda Royer . 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