Shakamak High School - Shakamak Yearbook (Jasonville, IN)

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s-'OH ., ma,- Middle School BAND. ROW 1, Left to Right: Sherry Ierrells, Deanna Fagg, Cindy Stewart, Connie Thomas, Cami Anthony. ROW 2, Karla Rutledge, Dana McNabb, Cheryl Bickel, Sheryl Burger, Kallie Wilson, Melissa Enicks, Jayme McCullough, LeAnne Blanton, Whitney Fox, Tim Russell, John Clark, Jeff Hardesty. ROW 3, Rhonda Sluder, Dallas Shacklett, Bruce Ham- ilton, Jennifer Allen, Kevin Stewart, Kevin Netherlain, John Jacob, Rusty Boldrey, Mr. Morgan, Robert Nuc- kolls, Crystal Cazzell, Jim Gibson, Tracy Hamilton, Tim Sagarsee. BANOUET. The Elementary and Middle School Basketball Banquet was held Tuesday, March 16, in the Coal- mont Gym. Mr. Turpen is pictured presenting an award to one of his play- ers. All grades five through eight were honored. BICENTENNIAL COSTUME DAY. The sixth and seventh grades had a Bicentennial dress-up day. It was held February 20, at 8:30 a.m. in the gym. There were several winners that morning. SPELLING BEE. There was a spelling bee held in the Coalmont gym and John and Lori Williams were the winners of the spelling bee. - TALENT SHOW. The Middle School held a talent show April 8 in the Coalmont gym. There were four awards given and Kyle Bedwell won first with his impersonation of Richard Nixon. TREE PLANTING. Tuesday. October 21, at 11:00 a.m. the Middle School pupils and teachers assembled on the playground for the tree-planting dedication. There were six trees planted - two maple, two sweet gum. and two tulip trees. I4

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MUSIC. Seniors in music are kept warm by chorus award sweaters and band award jackets. fLeft to Righty Esther Byarley, Debbie Cooprider, Phyllis Lifford, Cathy Gibson. ROW 2: Gary Marshall, Don Gibson, Chad Cantrell, lay Slater, Tom Fry. Jim Winfrey, Mrs. Bell. ROW 3: Joe Faught, Keith Myers, Rick Bell. Band Jackets, ROW 1: Kay Boldrey, Laure- lann Bledsoe, Debi Hardesty, Darla Salesman. ROW 2: Terry Wisehart, Don Scott, John Sagarsee, Brian West, Rick Bell, Jay Slater. ? l NEWSPAPERS. Fridays are busy for Cindy and Debbie, when they sell the school paper, SMOKE SIG- NAL. NURSE. Mrs. Lynne Rotman is the school nurse for elementary, middle school, and the high school. One can catch her somewhere between schools, if she isn't too busy . OFFICE. The superintend- ent's office is busy and quiet, while the front office is often crowded and loud. OPEN HOUSE . Open House this year was a great success. Parents and visi- tors had a chance to sit in on their children's classes. Classes only lasted ten minutes. OPERETTA. Swing Choir this year performed an operetta called PISTOL PACKIN' SALLY.KSee CONCERTS, SWING cHo1R7 y Q PARADES. Parades are about the best free entertainment that can be heard or seen. fSee FLOATS, HOMECOMINGJ 1 f n F gg X A 7 xg. fl Q QL' 5 1 . W 144