Bedford North Lawrence High School - Reflections Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1976 volume:

l L X. 1 A Y YU .yd Q, 4 Q' ' l1f?,'f 1' wx .I Ffa., 5,8 xx' H ' f A14 iL..14 5 1051 A 1 . I ' PRA H ' ' N 1 . , 4 'fr' D 2 n 1 . 4 Y W , I' va .5 0' S lx Lg?- I I Q , ' 1 r 0 1 ri X 4 Y I , x f ff f s 1 E . uf-Q rv ,E Q 4. f- wx.. -3 -- .Mgimzv ..,,,A Q' . 1- ,A- , , 0 lu. 'tw 5 ' -w ou .' wwf-. 1, . i s 5 . N 4 M 1.5-1'-41 ,, TAB LE O F CONTENTS ACADEMICS . . . SPORTS ..... CLUBS ......... STUDENT LIFE ..... ADVERTISING .... Each time we open a book we hope to find some answers to the questions of our daily existence-some deeper insight into ourselves, our friends, our world. With this purpose in mind, the 76 REFLECTIONS wishes to interpret pictorially the theme- THE REALITY OF MAN ..,A?'1 .Y- r yt 'yn L A4 'fm Q S 552535 f i is N' . 1 . ,, k 'ffjff-A , Q tf,,A111x tmgbsswf' 1 i I r,,.- , ' Y , it rd. - ir in li gf f j5 I! f ' s f 5529: f , .f fm? , ,, w,,Z.., ,mg K .- gf-- zw' , K 'F 15 , . 4 rr, . 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The desire to com- municate ls the unseen force that pushes the seed of dialogue through the un- plowed expressions of man for his neighbor. CATION The goal of communica- tion is to plant a thought in someone's mind that will grow into a tree knowledge. of K ,wa 4 - f A 11? 'Li ,A- , q3q,'QXX,x , Y ,Y 2 f. . S xj S .JK Ak.. . if msn. Vw N x 2 A xi 4, ' X . w 3 K x ' , ., 2 N Q-5 vi' 4 xx 5., ..- ' . --.. ,,4,, -, . ,Q If-wwf X H,-1 .x , Q idk!! nw , 9' rh x 'XLZ5 x 15732 in H I , i ,QA va- E ' 'K' , ,Lf 33' . i. 93' .ig fn 7 1 , 5. Q: IQEVK was- 'fl ' 58 -a15't'f:f ' LOVE L0ve is like a diamond: its durablllty and beauty may be its worth. Love is the positive attitude of one to another. J.: L X ,. ? L f4' IVIOODS COIVIE AND GO. VVON'T YCU LINGEFK AVVHILE? .91 -. 5, X? fading 1 .1 X 4 1 Nw 7 f, fb v7 W u v -wry A ,I xg? gn. ,gl iz' lf' ,V ja k rJv,' 50514, v- 1 L vs:- ' c I gn K, .as . 4. ,-.4. n ,Y - Q r Q 'f 2791 . -'MC' ' Aa? w 05,8 vigk 1 .K WAI! ,Au 'G s 'H 1 ' .Vx aL, fe, ,. ,N 'fl' .J X f. pref Q Mm? , Q 2 2-TS, A 3 L' 4, :SY Q, A i A.: V Mwki' s v. rg -if- F 'R' 5 .L 'Q ' ,K ,ww 5. as X k I 1 llltnv 1 ff 44: x 44, - A K V w., ,, Ck Fm Nh, w Jw . Q4-. ann NATURE Beauty ls the wink that rlpples across a calm serene lake when the stone of encouragement shares its enthusiasm. The lofty mountains and the seas Being mountains, being seas, Both exist and are real. -AFIOH. J, ,g y4:p,1i',' Q ,J 5,1 ' ' ,.gf1.':t,?t'fi Qi' I' 9' ai--fin.,-:1ff'fr 1 'f .ly ,t 5 ' xg..-if . . kv agl ,FJ f . n gvil.. K'-a , '.'g1-.4 I Q, 4,-2 v AF. Ex: -, M . 'Q 1- ',tf'q'.4 f u ,.',.rL r un Mtv A ' if... 11,141 ol: 'ax 1. .3 .f'? ':' Ex.,l.w.:J,fQ,:C I-lx Ai fq . 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K fi 4' - 4 g A G Qx K LV 5 ', ',f . f 'C ' , i M, L Q4 1 i S f ' Q4 J'-'f I x X ,, 'vp '19 ' 'lu - v Y' ,R H vu . ' 3, 'ffrr . '39 ,V Q11 U V ' liqri 9 SX f Q , ' if K assi.: -T , , 'fr - fx Q fig? . ' ' X X . R 1 'r' -VR ' ' - , yay.- W ' - V' ,ag k 4 .ff -fn' --up-'Q , ' R, V A 'filfn' .':E '- . wide.. xi if Ty V m Vgzggffi. , z BNL CAMPUS Although the student body ls more acquainted wlth the campus, additions are belng added to make the area more beautiful. Every bulldlng project takes tlme to complete and the beautlflcatlon of the campus area ls one oi the flnal steps for BNL. 1. From the alr. 2. The Fieldhouse. 3. The Vocatlonal Bulldlng. 4. The Academic Building. 5. Through these doors .... ,f 5 T ! I , ,s ,r W ' '11-.msn 'XM mmm M. 1 ,fp da 433 fs' .x 5 17.3, -L --on gm ' 1 15155 L f: 'Y A X gr 8' sg? if 514. 4' .-, A I J , gf P ' 1 X, .5 X 3 E 1 E F5 WM L. f n 'Mx AL STAN LY GLENN BlLL JOHNSON WARREN WAGNER Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal ERNEST BARNES WILMA ELKINS BILL HUFFMAN Business Manager Counselor Counselor sph : , 1 . ,ff NR' t 9: 1. 8 BOB MASTERSON GIL FEY GWENDOLYEN PATE Attendance Athletic Director Inc-Librarian RUBY HAUSER WANDA TYLER JOYCE MC PIKE Librarian Media Specialist Nurse 22 FACULTY 1. FUNDS RAISED FOR UNIFOFZIVIS This year the band was to try to obtain 820,000 for the purchase of the new band uniforms. After many hours and the long efforts of the band members and parents, the goal was reached through successful drives and projects such as suppers and the haunted house. 1. Shawna Cummings and Margaret Patton have a good practice and tired arms. 2. Mr. Jeffries gets the beat. 3. BNL Band members step out in fashion with the new uniforms during the Christmas Parade. 4. Greg Alter needs long arms for his trombone. 23 ,1- 'rv lb : X fi It rt ROBERT ALBIETZ Math CASSANDRA ATKINS French-Math GINGER ANDERSON English PATRICIA BELL French ' . VALERA ARMSTRONG English-Latin DONALD BLACKBURN Industrial Arts JOHN BLEVINS JIM A. BLYETH DARIS BROGLIN Music Art Industrial Arts HARRIS BROWN BYRON L. BUKER LESTER BULTMAN. SR. Business English Business 24 FACU LTY 0 .6 'Q 5. ,,, MUSIC 1. SWING CHOIR: Row 1-Connie Corey, Pam Hodges, Cherri Gatton. Paula D. Kern, Terri Meadows, Shawna Cummings, Kelly Todd, Sher Hargis, Row 2-Greg Wade, Ray Pace. Mike Jones, Sam Craig, Mlke Ritchie, Bob Clifton, Joe Gaines, David Thompson, Martin Corey, Eric Easton. 2. We've got a song to sing. 3. Bonnie Fye gets good use ofthe music library. 4. Hard work and practice turns outa good band. 5. Play it, Greg. 6. Band members working hard. 7. A good showing with a float in the Homecoming Parade was the pride ot the Choir. 8. The Haunted House helped raise money for the band uniforms. K . . K .. gn K M ,V 1. 7 B. CAROL BUFIK DANNY BUSH P.E, Driver Ed. PEGGY CANNON DAVID COLE English Speech-Drama A 4.29 - JOHNATHAN BUSH Values SI Issues SANDRA COLE Spanish f wx 'L wygf I' 0 ' I5 BUFINETTIA DENNY HELEN DENNY DAVID DICUS Bus. E.. English English Science MAXINE L. DORAN DOROTHY DUNCAN THOMAS DUSARD Home Economics Math Social Studies 26 FACU LTY ffm. is- asf. SOUND OF MUSIC Music enlightens each day of our lives. It adds to the life of each day at BNL. Here at BNL, we participate in a number of music classes. The music department consists of band and choir, which gives us a chance to grasp the world of music and deeply appreciate this fine art. 1. Mr. Fitzpatrick leads the choir while they sing a popular song. 2. The band was very impressive in the Homecoming Parade, even in jeans. 3. Piano playing can be learned by using headphones. 4. Listening to tapes is an important part of Mrs. Jones' class. 5. Mr. Blevins directs the band. 6. Playing the trombone takes hot alr. 7. Being able to read the music is an important asset. '53 4' PAT ENDRIS DAVID EFIWIN English Health, P.E. JAMES FITZPATFIICK LARRY FLOWERS Music Physics-intro. to Sci. A ' 'IL N. K ? A T it 4, gi I f J gl A x KENNETH FISHER English RICK FLYNN Work Study TED L. FOX RAY FFIY MARY GABBARD Biology-Dr. Ed. Math Math LARRY GASS JILL GREEN TED HALL Art P,E. Science-Chemistry 28 FACULTY , ul. VVORK STU DY- AN OPPORTUNITY Work study for handicapped youth is a program that is not entirely different from the education offered others enrolled in the school. It refers to elements of education that are both different from and in addition to the standard offerings. Its integration into regular classes or curricular offerings should be encouraged when appropriate. All programs should be sequential and continuous. Work study should be part of, rather than apart from, the total school program. .3 i 1 Q ,it 5 M -, -.Q s. s Q ig 1 WY '1 19? 3 5, as 4 . ,. . .. sg s Q43 3 I Q: ' K ' rffmp , I lilly, ef . ey, U 1 'Mi' .MH -r ' if-H15-ETSI' if Q ' i xv +-. is Xu 5 av 'on Y Q ws.. Q - -- Qiikwxg. vii 4 9' 5 h A 'fn QN' I f -ff. in Qing K X 'L ,L .X ,,. nk Kham ' ' 'XJ :-F32 Rig is, S in W . wi: 5 1 wf 'S 'Zig Q if , ' . ffl ar:- -4 ag . L , 1 -X A gsm 'S as-it L ity, . Jw '15 MICHAEL H. JONES PATRICIA KYME DALLAS V. LUDLOW Math-Dr. Ed. Spanish Social Studies LINDA MASSA RICHARD F. McCRACKEN ROGER McMICHAEL Art Math Art QTY GLENDA MITCHELL 4.- 5. JERRY MULLIS WILLIAM R. DAY Business Business Attendance STEVEN OHL LOIS PENTZER WALT PIESKE Social Studies Health Bi Home Ec. Driver Ed. 32 FACULTY W- 4 4. 1 . any , 'L 3 , s V I., 'I' . iv' ,I.',x ,nth-se ls. ? L' .liz .f'u: i'.u ,i 1 -vi-H' FNS: Lf... ' 'gf' Vu g'l 'l -2, ,J jf.: V , 'ft N if ' 1,09 .Pu v',',',',',- s -sr -V32 'A' , .ffl ,I s,l'.,cK,di' ' . as X V I 1 of-' -awe! H A -, 'inet ks -a '.c5 1' K .I-gl, ,.l,1, l'.'Cn,,,',,-'ul Q- Q ,!,vx,.w,,:.:a,' -gi 5 'LJ' 2.33.1--,4,..,?,gQa.x.s.gt,-tc.4 1. 6 .:n'LY.'1 .?.?'.' 'LL lo n Us-' I .-'Y' an nh J, MXL Q 4. Q . 1' L... 2. 5. ART EXPAN DS COURSES The art department had more students enrolled in classes this year than ever before. As they expanded and added new and different courses, more students became interested. One of the main attractions was the Limestone Carving. The carvings were different from anything ever done before and they took time and skill. 1. Careful work ls needed on this pot. 2. Mr. Mullis shows Cheri Fulker- son some techniques in ceramics. 3. Virginia Merrell is hard at work developing a sculpture in limestone. 4. Mr. McMlchaeIs observes Nancy Miller in jewelry making. 5. Mr. Blyeth demonstrates the photography equipment to some I. U. students. This page sponsored by BFIIDWELL MUSIC 81 APPLIANCES and DUKE DELANEY AUTO SALES. I fX.1f A01 I SP 'N - X9 W. 6. F CAROL RAGSDALE MAURICE RAGSDALE MAX RAMEY P.E. P.E. P.E. KENNETH RANSOM VIRGINIA RICHARDSON KATHLEEN RUBECK P.E., Drivers Ed. Home Economlcs English I 1 . -- I x I BEULAH RUCK CHARLES RUCK MIKE SAILSBERY Engllsh Social Studies Math LINDA SANDERS KARL SCHERSCHEL JACK SHORT Engllsh Biology A Int. Sci. Drivers Ed. 34 FAC U LTY DRIVING RANGE USED There's a new outlook In drivers education with the better equipment being used by each student enrolled. In simulator class, the students watch films and test their abilities while sitting at the wheel, and on the range, students are Informed by the use of a two-way radio. Behind the wheel, D. E. students finish their training to get ready for the actual driving experience. 1. Proper lane usage ls an Important part ot learning to drive. 2. Mr. Pleske gives instruction on the drlvlng range. 3. Driver Ed students learn the techniques of driving on the simulators. 4. Students showlng their skills on the drlvlng range. 5. From the tower, a teacher ls obser- vlng his students. 5. This page sponsored by HATFIELD 8 KELLAMS, INC. and PAY-N-PAKIT IGA. S- if i , .., I ,Ni Q ...kh P. I , . V .. . . R iq .1 ggi X A MICHAEL SHORT Foreign Lang.. S.S. JUDY SUFIVANCE Work Study . I JEANNE SPEAKMAN Business SUSAN SUTTON Gov't., Newspaper '53 W ,ax L . wp, REBECCA SPRINKLE Counseling, Journalism WILLIAM TATOM Social Studies if Qx N ,-' I j Q 'ie , K JERRY THOMPSON Boa WAGONER ROBERT WAKEFIELD Social Studies Geometry Ef'9 5h TOMMY WEBB DANNY WEBSTER TERRY WILLOUGHBY U. S. History Industrial Arts BIOIOQY 36 FACULTY sf HYPEF! AT BNL Physical Education classes, an important part of school, help keep your body in shape as well as your mind. The gym is a good place to go to release frustration or receive an extra spurt of energy. 1. Polly Mitchell tries her skill with a llttle birdie. 2. This boy puts all his effort behind the ball. 3. Ruth returns the serve. 4. Paula waits for the right moment to hit the ball. 5. Basketball ls one of the boys' most enjoyable activities ln P.E. class. 6. Exer- cises start a P.E. class. 7. Volleyball makes them lump. 8. Up and down seems to be their routine. F I . --19 at I b .5 if Q? 1. fn X I '1- A ? X INK I LA l :Q 3 'mf V ,gnit xf,f' l, 1 5 an li w -2 5 i S 9110 L, 1 x I LFRV QIAA f :S 14 f ,gf 4 ff .....,-44 1 IIN na A I -csv' I JERRY WISLEY DARLA WRAY BEN WYATT Chemlstry Science Economlcs JANE BYERS DAVID WHITAKER DUANE MARTIN English Social Studles Vocational Ag. THOMAS GILLIATT Vocational Ag. JIM FIELDS Counselor DAVID REDMAN Vocational Ag. RICHARD PETERMICHEL Radio G T.V. Services AUSTIN PRITCHETT Industrial Ed. MARY PLAKE HOU16 ECONOMICS 38 FAC U LTY Y u I 3. P.E. ATTRACTS STU DENTS BNL P.E. students are lucky to have the modern facilities available to them. No more creaky gym floors, crowded locker rooms, or broken basketball nets. The students may relieve their tension through basketball, volleyball, kickball, gymnastics, dancing, or swimming. 1. Reaching in is a no-no. 2. Now that I got it, what do I do? 3. Working on the weight machine ls part of the boys' P.E. class. 4. Weightlifting builds big muscles. 5. Mr. Ransom shares a joke , or is it the cameraman? 6. lt's up there somewhere. 35 'WWI 5. Q., This page Sponsored by PUBLIC SERVICE INDIANA and CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK. 4 Mi.. W , . Cinda Sue Abner Suzanna Acton Joni Albietz 022422:-fvg,-frfgg-,p -2- .. ..- ' t - --W--.-...... 1 l Jerry Alexander Don Allen Randy Allen -N49 Michael Anderson Taml Beavers 'XT332 'sf Randell Bonnie Arthur Bryant Balley Baker Eddle Barrett D 40 SENIORS wuw.q--v1v1- -rm-..,--'S-,.,..,'f.... M. ..k, , A .A VOCATIONAL SCHOOL The Vocational School prepares and teaches the students for a specialized career. Each of the many courses offered helps the student to find what they want to do after high school. This gives them a taste of what it would be like. Almost everyone there seems to like what they are doing. The students contribute to the school needs in the foods department and graphic arts. It is a profitable experience for the students. 1. Making sure every spot is shining. 2. Keeping everything in working order is important. 3. Mr. Fish makes the necessary adjustments. 4. Each person does his part. 5. Electronics is one of the classes offered at Vocational School. This page sponsored by ARCHITECTURAL STONE SALES, INC. Eddie Barrett Debbie Bartley Richard Beavers Shayna Bechner Rhonda Beedie Andrea Benham Vlckle Bennett Alan Beyers Luther Beyers Tlm Blevins Deanna Borden Filta Brashear 42 SENIORS XX CONSUMER EDUCATION Consumer Education uses the decision-making process in the everyday life of the student. Mrs. Richardson will teach in a nine week period how the con- sumer will use the decision-making process in picking out a wardrobe. The process is also used in shopping, food planning, and material resources. 1. Sorting spools of thread was a chore in Home Ec. 2. Operating the sewing machlne soon became easy. 3. Tina prepares for comlng events. 4. Picking the proper material is the first thing to do. 5. A minute of relaxation in the kitchen. V5. This page sponsored by MILLS MARKET. bei Xu if .ff QL sg QI A 'C :Ja 9,2959 Q uf Q 5 ,f- , . '55 gil?-3-gi-E:t9',g if 3-9636 g 5 , 52 J 5, 1 N Q.- if-' ,... ,5 V, ff, ,A .J QW.. . nw -in .JL1 Y- . 5 xxfyl. . I q A 3453 ,z gk xnlfwvgl mmf .si ,fi gal-,U ,Fi .N 'sal , kg : '. H, 1 'J 4 -Ag ' C ' -,. X.lA ,r.'Q. ai xl X '. 'u ' . 'P Q.. ,. X -1 5 . 1-'Qi'-'Sf-:zu .1 I -fr it Q. IVIEN ENJOY KITCHEN ARTS The bachelors of BNL also became involved in the fine art of Consumer Education. Most of their work was in the kitchen. Some old fashioned arts. as stringing beans, were revived by the men. The culinary arts of the bachelor drew the approval of their peers who wished they had signed up for the course. 1. Mrs. Richardson points out the parts ofthe sewing machine. 2. ln home economics, the chalkboard is a useful tool. 3. Bachelors becoming better kitchen kings. 4. Scott is concentralting hard on stringing dried beans. 5. Larry finishes the job. 4. Sv? as This page sponsored by STEPHENSON'S CLOTHING and PAL DECKARD PONTIAC-BUICK. I Sherry Burgess Gary Burks Russell Burnette Fuck Butcher Beth Byers William Campbell gs. Jeff Chastaln Greg Chestnut K V , 1- . Q.. a F 5 5 'Y2 ? x L Q ..1 X X f 1-, I M-.Q . gfsivnwx ..,. ,. ,L all YI-'Af 1 313' .. iff 5 ff i x but QQ? ff W 3 x Q l ,fl X Debra Child Kimberly Clampiti Roberi Clifton Connie Clouse Michael Cobb Robyn Cobb J N qngfl .Y a mai Wh ,Q Diana Combs Karen Combs Cathy Concannon Tammy Corbin Greg Couch Trella Craig 48 SENIORS f ff, A X Q53 :fm ve. ,ff K ' 6. 4 9T?iQew-QQ gre F Lv 1 1-4: 5 Q iz: E t- 0 -si' ff ,-Q. 1 f 5 ! 9 tbvn-.f f Q-sul-9l ': 11. , 55 l g MH' i H 'A 'L :if 1 ff,l ,Va - , N N c --........4 1, ., 4 . . 'ap v-Lmgjyaggq 1 Y' Qofqbgg- H .w 4 wx-vrfg gg r ,fx ifffgig f:'fQ'5.'??fi Q 5 2 :g 'mz 1':fg'.'-y . . .Q 'wxizi l -5- 19155 ez: gs 3 'nuff L , , 1 , Num .ziwxq I N 2. 3 MANY ASPECTS TO BUSINESS The Business Department with their law, shorthand, typing, and others work to make better ac- countants, secretaries, legal secretaries, and college students. This year, along with the standard classes, audio visual equipment is being used to teach shorthand. 1. The accounting class makes good use ofthe adding machines. 2. Trella Cralg ls uslng a transmitter to take dlctation. 3. Mrs. Speakman gives her class instructions on how to do a General Business problem. 4. Stan Wllson checks out an adding machine. 5. The large group accounting class makes good use ol their study time. 6. Marllyn, ls lt really that hard? ax. iyix xj 'L i . - S L. Q ' ei if Q- +3 Q L ig fs mf x -iff? .,,A gfka we 'Y f A , fl 'K x , L umsnf' .ff 4 - 6 . . 1:3 QL T' J 5 x, 3 Q '. N x .V - fi. 1 A 5:5 px 'Y' -3, w V as 'fx . 522. OF ix if Wg.. xg K g - ' li. .X i x K X .nwwii f . ' 19 Af A I-mm. N .:. Y 391 A A x ,, .J iw xf Xu-'Ng ,A -n. X N1 x La 1 6 F xx , Q 1. l .Y i x n :Qi K 13:-xg ' 5 new - iff' . Jef? 5 '43 f-fs 2 mf-NW f f.-4. 'N x Q gxwf H., If ?'3'g if I ,X f X X 1? M N x 'bzff Lin Y 1 14, Q , gf. ef? 'Q Xi. xxj ix 1 Kevin Fleetwood Rita Flinn Susie Fiiss David Fackler John Fancher Cheri Fuikerson Ronnie Fye Joe Gaines Doris Garland Tim Garofola Toni Garoiola Kevin Gates 54 SENIORS ,f iw, ib ,,w l u ' A R 1 4 . N K s , E . .A , M.. AG IMPORTANT TO COMMUNITY Agriculture, which is the science of cultivating the soil, producing crops, and raising livestock, plays an important part in the North Lawrence com- munity. BNL has classes pertaining to agriculture and the enrollment and in- terest is high. 1. Mr. Gilliatt helps Melanie Green with her work. 2. Rustling the pigs. 3. Mr. Fiedmon discusses ag. in large group class. 4. Fred Donica uses his muscles to tighten a small engine for the farm. 5. It takes two hands to handle this whopper. 6. Putting the machinery back together. Q G+ ip 42, Q 1 .49 fs if? .4 .lil 4 Q 4 e 55 1 , W D sr f Q 10 19911 '- 'Y xx 7 , 'Q 'eb O - ff' .Xxx vt. A' i 11. 'Y ky-fb I, , ,l . M by V' '9fxx ,1f x il' x L M - 1 , e he F v5Q l. 5 ,,,, 4 af . . limes 'Q . .X IVIANY ASPECTS OF AG. The agriculture classes of BNL allow students to learn many things about agricultural techniques and nature. While learning about growing and preserving plants, they also learn how to take care of them and what tools and equipment to use. 1. Mr. Martin explains the techniques of agriculture with a lew of his students. 2. Watering the plants ls an important asset to their growth. 3. Melanie tests the soil. 4. Working at the Feeder Auction is part of class work. 5. Rebuilding a tractor englne ls a typical job for Ag. Mechanics. 57 40 16 in 'ul' ..- Tamyra Hale James Hamllton Melinda Hamilton Sally Hammel Sherre Hannum Mary Harrell 17 -J' 4 Mlke Harrell Pam Harrell Renee Harrell Sarah Harrls Richard Haueter Susan Haws 58 SENIORS s '74 -54 ' .ng f A, ,A X A fi. S J , . .ix - K :I 'Q 'i Loretta Hayes Richard Hayes Brad Hearth Joyce Hedrick Peggy Held John Henderson Suzle Henderson Debbie Herthel Klmmy Hlllenburg Rhonda Hlllenburg Jeff Howell Keith Hudson 60 SENIORS 5 it- i 1. SCIENCE HAS FIEVVAHDS Aside from being hard, the courses were also fun and rewarding. Atthe end of the year a science fair was held. Students interested in experimenting on their own had the opportunity to share their discoveries with others. 1. Many free mods are spent in the science lab experimenting with the new equipment. 2. After an experiment is completed. cleaning up is the next job. 3. Protection ls sometimes used for ex- periments. 4. Mr. Hardwlck's class ls learning the use ot the microscope. 5. These two boys are learning the use of the scale. 5 X 7 -n-.wvm -.. llerlffsemwpi 4. .ui v' 4.44. nr ., wg g, . . E if se sz . x ' Q if 'xx A , , ' , XS 1 ! f 4 Rgm. 1 K v , us. f J 4 an 'W , ' 3'-vu' 175S5:x-5' ' - ' K. K' ' fi k K -H-0-1:1-3'x,g-PL. 1 W s ,954 YN? IFN ex.-, h Avo A ' - L5-'K 4 Qu'-M if 15155, 'Y Q -' 'mfs-gf LQ, fr 3 ,- as nf 1 f B J..-ff 'nf X Y. y V' Ns. 53. W 1 W 5- R 's 'Wwe 1 5 Wf 2 QV, Q.. M 'L Vv ,nn ' i f f' 53354 -J A er' Q 55 5 gat Y ft - Q, f ' I , ,, wl'i 5Q5?., avg? w' QA W QQ xl. .,.u..,,Nxx 015+ Barbara Johnson Dale Johnson Douglas Johnson Janice Johnson Doug Jones Jack Kelly Dean Kern Paula Kern Paula D. Kern Mike Key Lorinda Killian Annette Klng 64 SENIORS I B Q X us , 5, 1 f KQMQXI D. .Q - x , 3 Q Q f ' ' QQ if 153' f Q. ,-3 X ' N X., 5 H -.L 'H-.-gg :- P E MATH USES NEVV TECHNIQUES The student body has a very good math program. We have the best materlal to work with and become better educated for the future. String art and calculators were used to keep the student up-to-date. Varlous uses of new medla were also used in classes. 1. Julle Ikerd llstens lntently whlle Mlss Gabbard explalns a calculus problem. 2. Another master- plece ln geometrical art. 3. Can you top thls? 4. Who do we turn to for help wlth tough problems? Mr. Wagner or whoever ls ln the MRC. 5. Not only ls help available In the MRC, but we also have small groups. 5. aw ' ..... S -K Q-wgqp.-1-. 4 S f V It ,f E 2 E t 1 at as s ' . if '- f - fn r .-'L. i if 'gr -. 5 K V211 f . 'z flitg . V 1 S. ' 'f F7452 ,. T . f ' T :. .. I . i .Q ' 'K A 1-Hi, - -1 K' , S f , t lf W .. li v Q i v. q. 4 -- , y .A kr lxg, ,H , f f--A S fl 1' :-lik: . 55.-:'.::SQf.'. .Q . 0 This page sponsored by ALEC CUMMING FORD, INC. f V V 'w01sbhnL.1 ,..La-.,1+- -.. i 1 la' Nz 1 X David Lewis Carl Lyons Gary Lyons 5 6' E I 4 Jeff Madding Jeffrey Magnus Andrea Marko .. -A cv 1. f-Ziff su.: if Andy May Earllna May Sherry May Jon Maze Robert Maze John McBride 68 SENIOFIS 5-...hw MATH GOES IVIETFRIC The Math Department has changed through the years and with todays' preparation for the metric system, another change is necessary. Math can be fun but it takes time and work. With todays' complications, everyone can use a little math. 1. Barbara and Deanna find time for the new metric games. 2. Mr. McCracken keeps the class busy with a test. 3. Mr. Sailsbery explains the math game to Debbie and Maggie. 4. Steve Turpln makes good use ot the calculator. 5. Math class finds the calculators easier than the old finger method. 6. Mr. Fry is concerned with the proper method of problem solving. x t if Q' tt .gi . . - ff- MN ff . X .. 1 9' . .. .i'r.',- . ,X f 'li,'Q ' 4 , 1 ,,' :+L-1. -giQk'l:?t find' 'Z-'E Jn 1f4s5..1: . it-q.-,N r - . '.x:1-7. . ---t, ,: Q, '- ' 'X .' .tis 1 ' .'.--5, R ' s Q3 'if W' x el - , Fe ef ' I ,-----' - .s-was . ,- t ': f'f X, ct- 'w l' This page sponsored by BEDFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN and THE LOUDEN COMPANY Beverly McClintock Larry McDermed Jana McFadden Fredi McKean Kathy McMillan Mary Mcphgrson Bruce Megnln Randall Melvln Virginia Merrell Debbie Mlller Mike Mlller Nancy Mlller L 70 SENIORS s f' i O X.. FK fig 5 iw'- Q xg' QS' Q 3 uf We? 1 -15'-' + 185 1 r , Q - xi W 5 3 is 5 X I l I - j,,y . . ,. .z . 4. 5,1 , , - ff fgdafw' me ..- il' .. 4 FOREIGN LANGUAGE IVIORE THAN VOCABULARY There is more to understanding a foreign language than knowing its vocabulary or rules of grammar. At BNL, the foreign language department tries to teach its students some of each country's charm and customs in addition to its speech. 1. Students get lndlvldual help ln the FLARC with the help of Mlss Cole. 2. Busy working on a float. 3. Brian Root listens to a foreign language tape. 4. Mrs. Hayden explains the technical part of penlsh. 5. Susan finds time to check a magazine from the Resource Center. 6. Mrs. Bell awaits for an answer to her question in French. This page sponsored by LARRYS MOBIL HOMES and FARM BUREAU INSURANCE. 'Q Belina Mitchell Diana Mitchell Gus McDonald Holy Monroe Jamie Moore Jim Moore Deidra Mundy Vickie Myers Terr' Neal Tim New Nancy Nichols GYSQ N0l'mBl'1 72 SENIORS INTERNATIONAL DINNER The entire Foreign Language Department and clubs combine to make the Spring Inter- national Dinner a success. Each section of the department prepares food and goodies native to the particular section being studied. It's GREAT!! 1. They always told me this place was crowded. 2. Forks, I didn't know that was on the menu. 3. Well, l tried. 4. Dig in troops. 5. Ooh, what's that? 6. Even the principal enjoyed the meal. I I This page sponsored by WELL'S SHOP OF FASHION H ,Q- fg 5 42' fp is if ,S W swf in 2 a 611 ef ' .f 1 ' s 4 HN- -yu LE'-s P1 if-i fl gl I v... SPEECH DEPARTMENT 1. Speech class takes time to talk seriously during a panel demonstration. 2. HeyI Look over here, you're on camera. 3. Mr. Peter- michael plans for a nice show In Radio and TV. 4. 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T - 5 5 W' Y ..k, Q- L' 9 Ui .. , 4 V. v M . f lv E a , arm is 4, if - - f S. - - -2 99W , Ai 'qh 4 'Mfm-.,.,K A ' Q !'N A 42 if if Z. x Lge. 1 , 4 S vw 'i ,..3Sg ii 'R by A L in - ' 5 ' 41 4 1 - N-WQM , 5 'Q 4 ' x Q A 1395 ,Q W o-1. v SPORTS Timothy Rocco ' Christina Root Dennis Runyon Kenny Ryan George Salladee Mike Sallee Layne Scholl Robert Schulz Nancy Scofield Jane Sharr Deborah Silvers Tami Sipes 82 SENIORS 1. 'Q .L if ' S- oak s if l , X : F W 'A A ff' .af I if ihrl , r iii g ff i sf 35 , X ,-f4,p-- , 4. STARS ADVANCE TO FINALS BNL's baseball team ad- vanced to the state finals after wlnnlng the sectional, regional, and semi-state. ln the first game of the finals at Columbian Park in Lafayette, the Stars were defeated by the Logansport team 3-1. The Stars rate top recogni- tion ln baseball. 1. Robin Corps steals second on an overthrow. 2. Coach Huffman didn't wln here. 3. A STAR swlng. 4. En- couragement from Coach Huffman. 5. Tony Canada slides safely into se- cond base. O . K f as s -'Y' gf. .fm .Nw 'Q 1A:.5?:?b.Sf QQ. ' 1 g . 1 'I 'm wif fi? Sai 'tm '51 E ,,, .. if sfq' T ll . ' fi. A ' A 1 ,'..i ' f . . . A q A .., f gig at I ip- esta . K A: .7 K 5-f35jlQ152?Z'jf S Claim Q' X' i T I at A T Q .-,it 1 Q.. N. ,R , S, itztq 5, 125 .... s f is ' 2. 1,-ave ' ,, .. ,..,.....-.W-W Q 3. 5. 4 B Tim Sluder James Smith John Smith Debbie Sons Tracy Speer Susan Spencer .0 Tim Spinks Steve Sproles Kent Stahl Maureen SWDUSKOWSH Freddy Stout Sherry Strange 84 SENIORS ln. 1. ...Q-.ni ...- 5 -..- wi-A 2. Q S .4351 tg f Q . AQ... 1 'Q . 4222. ,: Q 9 5 'L P'lPv'fvv-avm3,. A t ak, A ' . l. ,,q, . .. x1f1,2'1-P11 I ,Q A V . .,, 3. Y! 43923. V- BASEBALL TEAM. Row 1: Mr. Short, Jerry Eisele, Mike Farris, Ken Brlnegar, Davld Hlcker- son, Jeff Norman, Kevln Day, Jlm Sowders, Robln Corps, Dean Kern, Mr. Ransom, Row 2: Mr. Erwln, Joe McFadden, Gerald Prlnce, Ron Thompson, Larry Rldge, Mark Roberts, Scott Prltchet, Steve Martln, Marty Speers, Tony Canada. and Coach Huffman. The BNL baseball team completed a good season. A strong defense, good hltting ablllty, and splrlt put the Stars in the wlnnlng column. Mr. Huffman should look forward to another good season. 1. Good splrit from the bench promotes good play on the field. 2. Mark Roberts displays an award wlnnlng style. 3. A Star delivery. RPR, Q 'Q f it X W-mv ,-2-.,. ,Z xg I 1 S. R .l, , X JM, 0,4-w-L Es' 5 xf Nw J. E ti-Q X-1 '-f'c.4 gg, ginfggzlif 1 3425 Q 'Qi' f ' ,RJ 'giifff - - . ir ln- ft-., i wifi' 'alibi Mike Todd Jeff Turner Marsha Turner Steven Turner Steve Turpin Judy Underwood Sheila Vaught Edith Waggoner Brian Waldo Rhea Dawn Walls Karen Waltz Alfredia Watson 88 SENIORS . Y -, W. 'ef .Y I ,A 4.9-- nv-fi' 41. h t um. I .5 1. 1 I .' 'f x-8.5.- Af' ., K. 5.4 1 A - TQ 54 . Y xy, L K . ,: ' f .. Q , 0-di: S B Wh 1, k 1, if 1. -.A ,Q 1 W-141.3 x gg w ,M w . Mmaiviawas' ! 'fi' o gm, fe Vf fs, .RX QA .. K 5 .. ,K SSH xl tv- ISM. A. ' - . k R XV 'Q tv L . , ga Lx --uf. , x , Q' if 5 , :.-I ig ? is Q- Q . ii? 2 1 x i S A Pix ,Jw 1 T -1 ix'?5w 5. rf!! ff I A I' Rhonda Adams Nancy Ball Greg Bennett Gary Bond Mike Brock Tammy Brooklng . if ..f Q 2 3 -5 .. Q v Richard Brown Steve Brown Robin Byers Michelle Carrlco Kirby Chenault Tom Craig 92 SENIORS l 7. Ted Fox coached the Bedford North Lawrence track team through many victories. With their hard work and plenty of practice, several members ofthe team won In the sectional and placed In further competition. 1. The Stars at the flnish line. 2. Here goes nothing. 3. I did it. 4, Up, up, and over. 5. The fans cheer the Stars on. 6. A dash to the flnish. 7. Darn that fIy. B. On your mark, get set, GO. wr ? f 6 93 n I El K fi F is ua 1 Q '-, I ' , Ixigu H tx f' fl . .A if X un X 4 if X 5 'x 'A' xg 3. '.,'-,,. Vex fri? Liu ' .ff .. I Fly ' I f E Es xi , E Ja ' . 1 xx' Y 5. 'lin Q-...X fx? J iz, R 1 ., W 1 vx fa ffl? 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X si' if Q49 V . 1-Q if -If VARSITY ACTION Many different activities add to the excite- ment of the ballgames. In addition to the cheerleaders, the band and the Star Steppers help keep the spirits high. The Stars do thelr part as they strlve for another victory. 1. Mlke Ftlggle keeps the ball on the move. 2. Bryan hlts a basket for two points, I Thlnk. 3. Jeft Root tries for 2 In the lane. 4. It's a battle all the way. 5. Concentration is the best poIicy. 6. Ned Boyer shows perfection In motlon. 7. Senlor. Rlck Brown drlves for the basket. C 1 A S s if m K M f 9 is s.. -L I J 4 -A y ,X Swlg, 1 . ' g: S Q . s 5 A W Vi? I-'34 - 1 x 1 l N 5? K I ,Qf' 2jp s' ar C 1 it fr 1 N 1 1 o ZW' S ,, A 1 ' v ii o 1 , NY ,',fTx x Q' ,, Q L 9555 3 WIC 1 xi Q. ' x nv ' if 2 -I 3 V , K 5 gf ,g Q I 5955 if .,W,b I , Tkwi - 1 'F' . 'Hg IT J wh . XX 'N. k- 5 N- X v 65 ia E: Q .g, 3 D 5 f K K Lucinda DaQQY Ken Dalton Linda Davis Tracie Davis Ronnie Day Nellie Daylon Brett Deckard Debbie Deckard Marla Deckard Melanie Deckard Danette Delaney Eric Delaplaine Jim Delpha Julie Dickes John Dllllon Adrian Dorseh Scott Douglas Scott Duncan Dana Eagan Phyllis Eagan Randy Eagan Debbie Earl Billie Jo East Kathy East 114 JUNIORS 3. J .V. BASK ETBALL The Junior Varsity teams produced a very fine season again this year. Hustle, pride, and determination were the marks of this fine squad. The experience the team gained through the years competition will make for an even greater STAR season in the future. Sf'7-M. 4- 1 1. Watch this jump shot. 2. Over here! 3. Get the rebound. 4. He tried but he couIdn't do it. 5. Let's sandwich hIm. 6. Watch this pIck. : '.fT5 Q9 s I ...W .nf siti- 5 'P 1-f .K-,-1...- E 4 . f rw F Q 5 A K r X , i a4?X'l-A54 -1 r' ' , ' 'f-ff W J ,r xi' 1 ' O f el i if N. 55 A we A5 . A? 2 f -I3 in in X 54552, .3 . .. .' ,Qi . 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Ronnie Day, Nathon Wykoff, Lee Wade. Travis Hackney. Mike Stevens, Jlm Gaines. Randy Whltes. Row 2: Mr. Fox. Craig Humphrey, Marty Speers. Clyde Mitchell. Jeft Johnson. Jeff Taylor, Dean Hall, Mr. Fry. MILES OF AGONY The Bedford North Lawrence Cross Country team posted a record of 56 wins and 39 losses for the 1975 season. In the sectional meet, the team placed 5th out of 25 teams. Lee Wade, Jeff Taylor and Dean Hall were nam- ed to the HHC Cross Country team. Coaches Fox, Fry. and Ftagsdale started the season with 14 members. The 1976 season looks very promising with the anticipation of a large number of Freshman and the returning members, competing for honors as next year's Star runners. 1. This sure seems like a long flve miles! 2. The race ls on. 3. Mlles ol agony, stretched muscles, and gasping lungs. 125 Ronnle Nugent Brenda Osborne Butch Osborne Keith Owens Bonney Pace Tammy Pate Marcie Page Doris Payton Trevls Kevin Perry Janet Petersen Cathy Polk Pemberton .655 JVM 1. I l M Randy Prewltt ' Cheryl Prlddy Tami Prlnce Bonnie Prunty Brlan Pugh Teresa Purdy Tina Purdy Bill Quackenbush Dave Qulllen Kenny Ratllff Phil Ratlift Tony Ravenna 126 JUNIORS X S 4. 2. 3. TENNIS TEAM VVELCOIVIES NEVV COACH Tennis ls becoming a more popular sport at BNL. This years team was coached by Mike Morton who ls new to the school. The Stars managed to come up with a good season. They ended the season with nine wlns and six losses. This years team proved to be even stronger than before. Coach Morton says the Stars did a great job and he looks ahead for an even better season next year. 1. Clay Atchley returns the ball at the net. 2. Dave Chase keeps an eye on his opponent. 3. A strong return ls a must on the court. 4. Mlke Anderson follows through as usual. 5. All In a game. 6. The girls kept the game moving by plcklng up the balls. 7. 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VO LLEYBALL-HAR D VVOR K To be on the team means hard work and an Improvement of hits. The team doesn't just see who can make the most polntsg lt trles for team work. People must set up the ball just as much as they need to spike the ball. All this and more is needed to make a promise into reality. 1. Mrs. Green gives some last minute coaching. 2. Slugger. 3. Marchell Peyton saves the ball wlth expert form. 4. The Varslty team makes practice look good. 5. A set up for a score. - I. 'gig Q L L ff l 5.' This page sponsored by MUNDELL CHRISTIAN CHURCH and HARDING 8t COGSWELL CORP. Greg Alter Patty Anderson Patsy Anderson Terri Arnold Dana Arthur Nancy Arthur Yvonne Bailey Lisa Baker Pam S. Baker Rhonda Baker Terry Baker Tim Baker Splrlt is the name of the game. And at the games the cheerleaders have the job of keeping the spirit of the crowd and team up for a victory. 1. JUNIOR VARSITY QFront to backj Bobbette Root, Llsa Staley and Carol Beaver, Tracey Davis, Row 4: Marcey Fey, Jamie Speer, Polly Mitchell, Susan Kern. 2. VARSITY Jlll Mltchell, Dedria Mundy, Marilyn Stepnakowski, Michelle Fey. Karlyn Kern. Kelly Todd, Dianne Davis. Emlly Graves. A ,,......---Q-M Teresa Baldwin Trena Baldwin David Banks Deanna Barrett Vp, Jeff Bartlett Jodle Bartlett Michael Bartley Brian Baugh .4,4,gaQQ4g Carol Beaver Cathy Beaver Sherry Beavers Pam Begarley ' M45 1. 136 SOPHOMORES S. 11 ea v , CHEERLEADERS 'X , K ff 2. 7 x.. Y f gi ff if 5 ,f 1 is . Q 9' 0 J - 5 f 3 N - Eff! if X 5 O K X. X 'Q in X ' Q - fn - -, ff ,. x. 'ff' 'X hy. , - P-f'Xf-SV X 'X' fx? 5 F 1.4 Nl -.A J L' 1 - ' 1 ' Q K x , x 'Ai - is ,gy Li 5 g V: f 3 A 1 w 'lf 'ffl 9' . 1 y ' A ax. ' -- x rx- ,- .. ' ,Q 1 ,f . I , ,4-4 J f 's X ,Q5 1 . 5 . D 1 26 1,-fi fi' . A .N 5,4 fry XY! -I 5 ' , 'S f V 'h 1 Qx 9 2? 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The home athletic events were made even better because of their half-time performances. When the band stepped out into a parade, the leaders were always the Star Steppers. STAR STEPPERS Row 1: Cindy Little, Beth Ann Elmore. Julie Roberts. Pam Pederson. Jane Harbstrelt, Lora Mltterilng. Row 2: Jenny Mills, Karla Combs. Betsy Flinn, Pam Foster, Lori Dalton, Joann Fomer, Susan Graves, Becky Reuter. Debbie Owens, Debra Lewis, Virginia Allen. afi i 3,2 w ,ill X 1, X X K jr Q i ,ll'Qf . YJ X . Ax XY: -HM , was J iii ' 2 TTMTN 'K ff X Rx wig wirfwxk 'X - x 3324 kg X f x XX A h 'S ' Q. ' x jw.A,,M , A ' Pi.:--f W, u . ' A: . 1 , J K f'9 V .-' A Q . - W-Kg fd' 1 . WEN, 'K+ Q 'DB I ' 1 I u , is y f 5 i Maxx .xx W V ff? .- C ati? M, 1, x gs. ask 2' H, ff -X, ,Q f J, ,fi 4 f an ffm. W, var 49 41' as ' f X 4 -9 V L ,mu-'Q Q. .Q 4 f Q -- s Q .:, ..,, .-,Q ,, M.-AQ.. ,,,...,A ' 'Q4.4-,, , 4, .. 4vfn4..,,. .4n...va+... - +4w44.... Ap4:,4...... -u4.v4,... 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Ei f Q . 21' g, If N is:.1cc nn Tom Eagan Gary Earl Eric Easton Jama Edwards Julie Edwards Patty Eisle Beth Ann Elmore Steven Emery Stan Endris John Evans Rita Evans Bill Evans Nancy Fancher Mike Faris Minnie Felknor Kim Fender Marcy Fey Joanne Fields Karen Fish Kim Fish Tammy Fleetwood Betsy Flinn Tammy Flynn Jo Folmer 146 SOPHOMORES BETA BOASTS SIZE The Beta Club had many activities to raise money for members to attend conventions. Thanksgiving Baskets were prepared for the needy by members of the largest club at BNL-199 members strong. 1. Members of the Club worked hard at the car wash. 2. A typical Beta Club meeting?? 3. Thanksgiving baskets are ready. 4. Shine the chrome Patty! 5. Beta Club presented a 3rd place float. -H L., x f gg ,,,, W , A 1' 2.1 WN GSB:-tuggg Sizing 3 Q I Nw- -1- . x, . x. x K Y .. 5 X 1 7' wa 4 55 f AA. . . k axfg.. H. K ggi A Q- Q ,fi - ,.x,. Q ar S ,, if V sais' 4, F57 ix. w, R, '55, 'L Q 'Q M. . O Jw Q t - fn ' fi' . 6 . f f N .Q -- . , N vs .Y w , x 6 Q EQ 2 x 2 -.Y my , ., - 7 . gg, K ki L I 'QW CHESS CLUB THE RIGHT MOVE To be ln the Chess Club is a great honor. To realize the many moves that can be made, the right ones and the ones that can hurt you, take concentration and time. It takes only a few seconds to win or lose at the game, but the sport of It is much more lmportant. The BNL Chess Team hosted an lnvltational tournament ln December. 1. Concentration ls an lmportant element In mastering the game of chess. 2. An important move. 3. Matt Rhodes and Mr. Tatom discuss a rule in the game or the lnvltational tournament. 4. Watch every move! This page sponsored by ROBERT S STUDIO and ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING Q5S' m..E.'W .QF J' me by QQ rg f ,, ,V vw' x X 1 ' w msn 's .JUL M m 3 A sw, -, kw..'f?a,uum,. , J, ,gf .jf W ggi - ' . . QQ 42 If TQ . , SPEECH TEAM WINS The Speech Team is really an extraordinary club. They do many things from poetry to drama. They pick their own subjects, and write their own speeches. Doing your own writings gives you a real sense of accomplishment when you finally get it the way that's right and win in competition events. SPEECH TEAM: Row 1-Flachel Callaway, Flamona More. Mona Reuter, Leann Chambers, Teresa Lumpe Billie Robb. Deann Chambers, Row 2-Candy Sykes, Joe Gaines, Roe East, Sandy Pate, Steve Lumpe, David' Thompson. Tim Magnus, Mr. Wakefield. 1. Sandy tries to explain what she means. 2. Mona and Blllle tell San- ta what they want. 3. Dave reads poetry for the contest. 4. Bruce Teeter reads hls radlo scrl pt to the judges. 5. Billie tells her oplnlon durln discussion. 2- f' 'Q wan 3 5. Rhonda Hillenburg Randy Hitchcock Chris Holmes Lexie Hollsclaw Margie Holtsclaw Sherry Hornocker Gaye Houchin Tim Hudson Leora Huffman Marc Huffman Shawna Humes Craig Humphrey Jill Hunsaker Sudie Hunter Tammy lkerd Susan Imhoff Lori Ingle Steve Ingle Danny Ingram Greg Inman Phil Inman Guy Jackson Joanne Jeffries Paul Jeffries 152 SOPHOMORES id 2.7 T' 171' ua - 4 a xi sg . ,S 5 FUTURE FARMERS g Future Farmers of America is an organization for students who want to further their educat- ion in Agriculture or just simply want to learn more about farming. Funds were raised by working at the Feeder Auction and selling fruit at Christmas. 1. In working with pigs you have to be prepared. 2. When the lruit arrived, the work started. 3. Twelve ton-believe it or not. 4. F.F.A. Oftlcers. 5. The feeder auction provided ex- perience and funds for the club members. 3 l if , Wa ,.,hf,, 4' 551' , Ab -,K -. CK Qi - - 0 Q,-. if fi H X 1 Y A. 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K -k H- mfn'3A'., f C1554 uf F-an F - , 7 N. y 'Qf '!'S LY, ,ikwg h .x . , :L .A . ii' b .L , QQ , 'Q GEFIIVIAN CLUB Every year the German Club becomes quite busy around Christmas time maklng glngerbread men to ralse money. and browsing around the halls slnglng carols. Much of the time was spent studying Germany's customs. 1. German Club members pay due's forthe 75-76 session. 2. The International Dinner conslsted of an abundance of food. 3. Everybody get's their turn In maklng cookles. 4. Ftolllng out the cookles seems to be funny. 5. Gettlng your llngers messy ls part of the fun. ma. 3. ' if 'Tn K GE S y ' Q Q A , bw gf I ' ,E 5 ,Q 2, 3 Axxxf ind .x- . as-4' - 1 X I L f' sw kr' ,, ' .fwgxjdf 1, ' ' vin ' , ,i Q f'4?4'vf 3'.f 4 k iif -2312 2 K 'A ,v'k ? 5255354 ' igfiiil g ' Ns'-fw ff' , b .IJ '- . Q 3 5.35 . 1 if f A time to relax is always needed. Despite the various pressures-academic, social, or personal-Bedford- North Lawrence students generally find time for themselves. The Commons, the IMC, benches outside, or the fieldhouse are the places students goto relax, soak up some sunshine, or enjoy a good case of Spring Fever H'1Q5fif'i - , .. 4...-ff V r',s 'Y .' - giffwfiw-ict... ,-vif, W. ,ma ,,., ..p' as if 5-f' ., -s '- Fw-' 1'-:Q x' ' ,f:'r! M f'A?? ?ExP 3 Y- 1 pf' J .., . , ? f. ' fi t'j .t,5 114 gr . ' 'I V',,', D VB Joy Ramsey Rick Ramsey Lee Nelson Lisa New Tana Nikirk Janice Norman Greg Ohl Debbie Owen Deena Pace Brett Norman Theresa Pace Vallecia Pannell Sandy Pate Margaret Patton Marchelle Peyton Deena Phllllps Randy Phillips Sherry Phillips Debbie Pounds Barry Potts Melissa Puckett Brent Rainey Brent Rains Marsha Ramsey 160 SOPHOMORES an , Q 5 6 .- t Qik, ' iii '? in ffwffrzxwgw fy I Ag. I 'ww' f Q 1 5,113 4' me 'N Q 'EW af, YK J 5 I gg iv 'I 3 , 2 -Q .. 1.3M as X ey A ri . 52 W 55 , K 1.5 , I 'vw . VZ V ,, Q . , v W WY, 5 xx I -ky 'mi' .agigx , J' SR gif! Y 4 N 19. cf, ' .x- Q Exif L ,Q .V . ff f'-QV .M -.Q , . 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'Trl 'R H ai ' ' -5-Q , cfm' 1 ,fi -qi W -4-fri:--f-gs-wwf sem- nw,-1 -'-'-'34 mil f- 'W A' v-,wM.'4.,,, W ,Fx-F jff-r- 5, X 'xi' ,.. 40 f -, l's Billie Stewart J.D. Stiles Debby Slockman Chris Sullivan Sheryl Tanksley Andra Taylor Debbie Taylor Brenda Terrell Brian Terry Kelly Teter Jeff Tilletl Cheryle Tlncher Dianna Tincher Teresa Todd Danny Treanor Robert SOON TUVHGF TFHCY Turner Steve Turpen Trowbridge Donna Usery Roger VanTuyle Alan Wade Bryan Turpln Greg Wade 166 SOPHOMORES x 5 . ' ix it Q-4 A 'Usa 1 BE IVIOTHEF'i'S FAVORITE SON Do you want to become a desirable prospect for marriage or your mother's favorite son? Take a course in industrial arts and learn to build cabinets, clocks, or other fine woodworks. Or better yet take a course in consumer education and learn the methods of cooking or sewing for your own pleasure. You'll be surprised what those big strong hands can make! If you're the liberated woman, take a course in industrial arts. Students learn the difference steering wheels and spark plugs. You can even make a future out of it. ig f LATIN CLUB Row 1 Keren Herr Cheryl Prlddy Lee Ann Ford Tonl Garlola Dave Thompson Row .fp 2: Aprll Embree Clndy Reuter Jody Mlkels Brenda Goen Sheila Godsey Brenda Bartlett Mattle Cl Flelds Steve Ruft Row 3 JT Fortner Mrs Armstrong Debbie Jenkins LATIN CLUB STUDIES ANCIENT CULTURE The Latin Club had a formal candle light Initiation ceremony to which parents and friends were invited. During the 1975-76 year, the club had a Halloween party and learned to slng Christmas carols in Latin. The main event of the year was the Annual State Convention. The Convention is held alternately between Ball State and Indiana University. Several members attend this each year. The 1975-76 year closed with a club picnic In the spring. 1. Tonl Garlola recites Latln before the other members ot the club. 2. During the Installation ol new members, ceremonies such as this unusual cutting ol an apple, are performed. 3. The tradltlonal Latin robe ls worn during oertaln ceremonies by the club members. Here Steve Hutt ls the model with assistant J.T. Fortner. Wil? 2 vw 5.3 ni f' 4., 4-- 4 ,f .1 Mmlyh 'qi af' c ' lh .1- 6 w +345 as f 5 nl W.. Q5 ii' if - Xa QF? l as . +A AMG sf M Q x X Q 1 ' L.. N , 1 , If 3' .... 049 'An' f ' KN f ffil, f gm.. Q w A - 1 A: 33' I -'Ss' 4 C 'X f4 G 6 1 S X, Q 96 'H Vu? V 1' 'V W? i rf! - 'fi K '13 6 I v - Q, K 5 ' W V ,if L .6 I . 42 'ef f, - gf Sf? 'xfgea H, M .W li' lk avi? XJ Thomas Benham Glnger Berry Allcla Bertollno Julie Box Billy Beyers Darak Blackburn Brain Blackwell Darla Blackwell Don Blakey Mark Blevins Wayne Beckelman Homer Boshears -A7 Q3 SVI Brad Bough Brett Boyer Debbie Bradford Larry Brent Dlanna Brewer Dave Brldges Shella Brldges Gary Bridwell Kevin Brlnegar Dale Brlner Rewe Brock Aulhur Brown 172 FRESHMAN ff: x . K, . 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Ep 1 , ,I .W M5 ,Q .f ,Kali 1-vfcst gm 5 'Q gi assi'- 'f 6'i' 'V 5 , xi X f x 'Si s 5 x RQ' . 6' gi 1 . Q S S, L, A 1 i 'Rf 1. 1:14. i pg Q HL f A k x A in .1 ,, B , 4 1-.. .- f f ,,I-nn' aaygizl ,M . C934 .P ir if Q N 9- K Q s iq M 2 REF Su Q3 f ,f 1 fb S n-XJ 5 U EJ 'Qi ., MT-?:? ,. .X ai, 515' X E Tv aff. vw if yy - - f i , a 1 31 . V1 i if QS -' 1 1 -fr gif fi xx. 4 k s-xg N- 4. -J A 'Z 3 v X 2 1' X 9 S 5 if 3 3,1 'Q 5 W .I f F E K .fx Meg A f'4li-5291 M K l 'Z . ', 1? Joe Guarreri Lester Gyger Kaihy Haag Sherry Hackney Mike Hale Lisa Hall Tersa Hall Bill Hanners Mike Hanners Lisa Harrell Dave Harris Donna Harris .4-9' fi. f-Q. 'lb 'Z' Tammy Hash Eric Hatfield Steve Haverly Melanle Haws Chris Hayes Ed Hayes Anna Hearth Glorida Linda Henderson Floberia Tom Henderson Henderson Henderson Karen Herr 184 FRESH MAN SCIENCE CLUB PREPARES FOR SPRING FAIR 1. Rachel Calloway works on her project for science club. 2. Experiments can get confusing! 3. Keeping notes ls a must. 4. Mr. Wisely watches to make sure everything goes smoothly. 5. Working In science lab can be fun with the various scales. Pam Hlcks Beth Hlllenburg Mlke Sharon Sherry Steve Hillenburg Hillenburg Hlllenburg Hlllenburg Gary Holmes Tlm Hoopingarner Clndy Hubbard Denise Hudson Doug Hudson Pam Huffman l , W ,W -W..-H' same W 2-1, .qi 4-wit Q - s new fl? 'HSP' CTV' qv? f.r fS A , ,f ' 3' 3 is ROUGH HUQVWS Jon Hunter Kenny Ikerd Sandy Ikerd Terrl lkerd Terrl Irwin Cynda Jackson Deanna Jackson MIKB Jacobs Melissa Jeffers Karen Jeffries Brain Jenklns 186 FRESHMAN 4 --Q lx ,K 'N w I 4? 3 L . ,Q ' f ,. him in , , ffm? i ' ij, iff! ffl tgwmawd 4- 3.4 , , Ury! SPANISH CLUB This year, Spanish Club, under the direction of Miss Cole, worked every night on the Foreign Language float which placed first. They have made plans for the International Convention with the Ger- man and French Clubs in the spring and are organiz- Ing e trip to Europe. 1. Everyone race's lor the candy. 2. Everybody tries their luck at the little man. 3. Mr. Petermlchael hangs the llttle man for the par- ty. 4. Susan Grave and Karen Morris talley the votes. 4. SPANISH CLUB Flow 1. Karen Morrls, Debra Lewis, Susan Graves, Michelle Gott, Klm Flsh, Janlce Dunsford, Julle Lee. Deanna Chambers, Jlll Jenkins, Caren Elllson, Tammy Eskrldge, Katie Matson, Dana Peters, Jody Deckard, Theresa Hall, Greg Chestnut. Row 2. Kathy Fleming, Sue Dodds, Tracy Sargent. Karen O'Neal, Jenny Mllls, Vlcky Eads. Dean Strunk, Kim Laduke, Beth Reynolds, Kltty Kern, Margret Patton, Flow 3: Jeff Wltner, Llnda Wade, Ruth Smith, Antoinette Gonzalez. Marilyn Stepnakowskl, Debbie Bartley, Klm Conners, Karen Buker, Butch Grlffln, Brett Boyer, Brian Louden. Marc Hotl- man, Brlan Jenkins, Row 4. Barbara Standish, Gina Grubb, Shelly Norman, Llsa Brown, Jamie Speer, Janet Campbell, Jeff Swango, Janle Franklin, Kelly Wolcolt, Phll Meadows, Brian Brosmer, Beth Clark, Row 5. Tammy Blackburn, Pam Baker, Harriet Beedle, Donna Webb, Lynn Logsdon, Donna Delpha, David Duncan, Kathy Kopp, Katrina Lindsay, Kelly Nugent, Darla Blackwell. Kathl Waltz, Cyndi Hubbard, Debbie Baker, Dave Qulllen, Denise Hudson. sy' .'. Agfl' x0!f' 'sud' 'U 5 'Q' ki -'ff 9 SJ- .1 . 5 .. - INA ,. I kt W' r 'Q' Q-rf W is . 1? A I R3 X IQ., fl, t 1 ur , W xlrq , . wh- M ' V if 35 g,,i,ff ,. i'ifs-Q-MQ - -wife' N , ' L, sittin Q E XM 5 'Z -' . Q -'lf' HQ -t -M5-?l 't 1' il 'Q xi .nw ff ,,-L3 K' f., 5 .'-f'!15 . - . 6,:qtl EJ H l 11. ku GW .1 , rw 4 N , .lf XFN nu Fif J M1 M . X, ,cg dll U ,sf N? 2' Q 3 4 y vm J 'v X 19 fir T x- 1 6 'X 9 1- my wif W .V Jian' A K? Mx i 113 f ld Ia ay, 3 ' Q A 'snag .L 1' A ,fa Ai , , , ,- - .,.f ' K 152253 ', . 5' ix , ., ,, 1 ,Q if:Si5,?L' A Q I z q 5 5 4 . kgbsg s :M ' S ' 0 au, 'wqnmwgai FREFLECTIONS STAFF 1. Wrltlng copy ls one of things needed to produce a Yearbook 2 Bill ls left holdlng the bag. 3. 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Qin i ,av ..,,,--mv 6, .- A ,,4,. ,QE gi E R U , N. 1 'f f?Vigg .- -.-. xr, , Y ' ,- 4 3' ' I '1 EI.g,. .v WM ii' Q' we Y 5 gg 1 1' inf' si ' , i',,k-QM. W V.: x . Q 1 ! I b 1 I N gx J Liu F if ,Sa ilrmw AJ' I COMMONS Between the hours of 10:28 and 12:52 are the busiest hours on the first floor in the Commons, that is when the cooks are busy trying to get the students through the lunch lines to get to their classes on time. After these hours, the biggest per- cent ofthe students like to sit in the commons and have a coke with a friend. Even though the rules are rougher than last year, the students still seem to have a good time and enjoy the new facilities. wg as,-wx I. go gi i It -s K Said A file-iv 'Nr gil 201 to Lee Ann Splres Barbara Standish Karen Stevens Brad Stewart Llsa Stigall Patty Stlles Georganna Sherry Stout John Strange Sherry Stroud Stotts John Sullivan Jeft Swango Carolyn Taggart Dean Strunk Llnda Taylor BNL'S FIRST PROM Many students awaited the big night of B.N.L.'s first prom. The event started Saturday evening in West Baden with BoBo playing the music, and during a break Terra Standish was honored by Dave Lewis with a crown for B.N.L.'s first prom queen. Even though It was hot, it didn't seem to bother anyone for the students kept on dancing, talking and having their pictures taken. After the prom, many students showed up at the bowling alley for the after prom. Ga x, E 2 Q., gg x .Ns Raids! f-ff 5-1 ' -Q5 S 'P . li B1 '. Q :J 5' ,a GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS IN THE I.lVl.C. Thls year things are running much more smoothly in the l.M.C., at least the librarians and teachers think so. Even though the l.M.C. is supposedly the academic sec- tion of school, we all have our good times like having the table mysteriously eating books or studying so hard that the carrel collapses under all that weight from a brilliant brain. Most people do use their free time responsibly though, by studying, using available research materials, making up work, or asking teachers for help. -if 1. 5? 3, Qf 5 km... g 9 'E 49 fr . Y -in f 'Y 'X Q9 , . R? I? 6 ww, an 84 . qu .Q 'Y w i and I x ' f Q3 K M f Q ff? ,F if 3:3 H 'fi Q 4' 1 Q. :Q 3 5, 3 i I 5 n . A ' ? y a ,Q if? r x .yJ?' ? Q3 5 . f + m 3'fix'f1t'l1 Q, gylkxfgam aww. f f, ,iv J , Kwai. ,--W Q wi, , ., Q1 . s a f if Q2 1 .Qi 1-SQL -- -vm , x Q. -A: .fa Q , we, . Mr - - .Q BW 3-. Ai N , s 'E 2 X y Q2 x : Q' 5 Y 5. 111. . if - Q if '77 ff! F A Mark Tumey Ginger Wlnegar Larry Ridge Tlm Sprague Helen Terrell Pam Baker Drew Baker Karl Brlnegar Lowell Chandler Don Chllton Carol Cralg Leon Cox rf TW ff-J R Barry Cummlngs Scott Emmons Joe Freeman J-D. Hayes Scott Lockenaur Chrls Lyons Jay Meadows Diana Phipps Chuck Ray Beth Reynolds John Saml Kent McDonald 208 MAKE-UPS is . fl 5i.a'j 5 k , 3 :vm r,-' ti.. :MMA X 3. .4 K., Q ,vw .-y' -1 f50e-ffl? '- 2 '- -iff: 1' 341- 1f1 i.s'.2'f' 1' Eli' 'A '..- A 'Q l - -J - I W ,. ,f,g,,,, '-l!Eli'2'lB!P5..liIl 1 5.1, IIQIII1 RW O ft' 'U GRADUATION- A WALK TOGETHER After waltlng twelve years, the flnal day came when we all walked our last walk together. Tears of happiness and sadness fell from many eyes, knowing that we would not be seeing most of our classmates after this special day. We were also very proud of the achievement we had accomplished. Now we felt that we were ready to travel our own road with the lessons we had learned. Now it was our task to make decisions proving that we had become adult lndivlduals. This page sponsored by COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY. - 1.315 Ng, FLOATS MAKE A PARADE Into each float ln the Homecomlng Parade, went lm- aginatlon, creatlvlty, and sweat. Each entry was to be the winner , so everyone put forth their best effort ln making thelr float. The steps in preparing a float Include: 1. Deciding on a theme twhlch is harder than you thlnkj. 2. Plannlng the layout tunless you wait untll too late and plan it on the spotl. 3. Hunting a vehlcle on which to construct. 4. Scrounglng up materials. 5. Wlost importantll Getting people to work. 6. Getting it around the parade route without falling to pleces. L 'S .vi -s N f x 539 nf' nm ml vs Q me K gg N Y 5 N -A Q , X i ww Q TM sg . I A 6 . 1 - ' J? T. 6 't K grskq . f kv if f Q K A 53. Q .ph w ,f fi FY R Q . ,zu g 'if .BS AN. ,fm 5 g..-.,f, Li ggvjj HOIVIECOIVIING PARADE . . . SUCCESS With the second Homecoming, came the parade whlch dlsplayed the efforts of many hard-working students. The band led the way, clad In blue jeans and T-shirts, by play- ing our orlglnal BNL school song. The cheerleaders were astride shlny cars wavlng, instead of yelllng, to the fans. There were several floats ranglng from wltches to Ice cream cones and plnk pan- thers. The wlnners were Forelgn Language, 1stp Cholr, 2ndg and Beta Club, 3rd. Even though the parade was short, lt goes down ln the hlstory of BNL as number 2. 1. The parade moves on. 2. Scarlet and Purple's blg Ice cream cone. 3. The Star Steppers and band members performed in the Homecoming parade. 4. The Junlor Court says, C heese. 5. The Future Farmers of Amerlca dld thelr part. 6. Varsity Cheerleaders enjoyed thelr rlde. 4 HOIVIECOIVIING ROYALTY This year, Beth O'Brlen was selected as Homecomlng Queen and Dave Lewls was chosen as Bachelor-of-the-Year. Beth, for the past four years has been chosen by her class to represent them in the Homecoming Queen Contest, and thls year she won the well-deserved tltle. Beth was crowned at the half-tlme of the BNL-Jennlngs County foot- ball game by Greg Chestnut, Student Council President. Her escort was senior class president, Bob Harmon. At the nonexlstant Homecomlng Dance, Dave Lewis was named BacheIor-of-the- Year. Unfortunately, he dldn't get to dance wlth Beth, but he dld receive a plaque. Hls competltion was Greg Chestnut, Alan Webb, Bob Harmon and Tony Roberts. 1. Bobbetle Root, lunlor candldate. 2. Lesa Wagner, sophomore candldate. 3. Davld Lewls. 4. Beth O'Brlen. 5. Llsa Brown, freshman candldate. 3. QS -Gs' gf, 32 J' 6 - ,- 52 'ff ' It mi V 5 sf 5 cw 'r .. xw Y n 3 ' -T x 5: 4, . I' J was f 'S 3? awww . C ,fwfaiff '1 I 6 yr s-..4 w 9 , ln f. -'f J, C f ff' YS 11. '5 .-'ff' .fb V 2 7 .ff Q Q -' fm :Fix V, ' Q h .m afvg fx s All A k,', : w . ff- fff ' ' . ,J -. 1? 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A substitute dance was held the follow- lng week and It was a success. img M -, X y?ff-L...- Gif-fr ., it' Q ia , gs E12 ,M wi? Q 4 U, , , f,Tf,f' f ,M our friend, that single person with whom we share our innermost thoughts fi ff ,J Y +409 mf, Roger Smale Cheryl Stigall Bobby Brown oily LeeAnn Shook Don Sowders Randy Whitis Tony Banks Leisha Caine Chris Clifton Christine Staggs Tammy Blackburn Donna Corey 'W 'fo , ,NNN f' ' W, Mr -it-g DAYD FREAIVIS CLASSES 7 CREEP INTC IVIINDS WANDEFR, SPECULATE ON WHAT TEACHERS VVILL DO . Qxf if L N fa 1 , x k,.,h. , I 1 I Ai' - . Sq M Fi:-5,5 i 1. .L 5 . iw iff' --1,x1a- Q x ff-gf . i'w 4, .x..,r,, nlnu'---'- N.--.---.. -.-.. W lvlrlvdo-rw- uno-p-....., N -nun-u..-..... . ,'-'Mn-N, Q25 iggfa LA..-ff, .k.X ix 3 . ' P A ? ' f 4 N X r E + 1 5+ 1 5 I A , 4 B C ggi X 8 X s Sxxlgg.. ' x uw, , wavy ,gn-Q 'W 3 f v , X, ' ,Y ' 3- L - f I fwzaj. X, K- xv . lk M' A ,V w uv- x . 1 Q X . 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Who do you think writes the morning an- nouncements or copies all of those lovely tests? Where would we be if we didn't have Mrs. Kern to write our readmlt slips? How about all those little odd jobs that we never really notice because the secretaries get them done? Indeed, everyone agrees that secretaries are a real asset to BNLHS. ix:- KA ff' '5 'Q' Us-f 2 -'rv i 1-I ? fi 5-ing Penny Bundy Carole Brown Jannie Cummings Wendy Deckard Maggie Dixon Ruth Potter Dora Knight Letta Purdy Patricia Standish Mary K. Troutman . A Arqbq Ia t . for 9 xi 1. The Para-professional per- sonnel at BNL contribute much to the efficiency of the school day. They are busy at work ln the various sections of the school building quietly but at- flciently going about their work. Their help does much for the students and llghtens the teacher load. 1. Dorothy Owens, 2. Connie Jones, 3. Rosemary Blyeth, 4. Debbie Ramsey, 5. Mary Hutchinson. 4. AIDES LIGHTEN TEACHER LOAD xv, -' Fei -xii ti f I 1 .4- 5.51- .aazi Q, ' V s u . . ,xi-Q. 2 gi Q A9 4 31 E . x .. 'ff , .- Q. -- 4 5 .qv ,, .Ig . 1 ' :Mx K I Q r 'P Y, J, wk , --ff. ,. 1 jx'--..:, -' ' . 57-'Ji vc-his xl '47 BIG APPETITES SERVED Kitchen help? A great crew works in our kitchen us- ing the finest equipment. There are fifteen cafeteria per- sonnel with fairly different jobs, but one pur- pose-cooklng for 2.000 big appetites. 1. Lenna Trueblood, 2. Sarah Lou Norman and Lucille Williams, 3. Judy Smith, 4. Letha Adams, Director, 5. Mildred Smale. 6. Alberta Dlllamn. 2. 'Q' Sv 3. 'DquL, .1 4. we 5? vo-H nH PLUMBING HEATING ' ELECTRIC ' CUULINE ink I I , I v ff? 1 y j x I F-SZ - , im I -2 ,. If If' Y Mr -4 I - , . WA -, M - l ' fEgg.j5ggg31 ,,kk M ...L 1 pl, , I VA 5 5 1 3,5 ' , I , ,I.,,., -xamw A - Nw., 5, I I I I I ji I X 53 I 35 A It 5 I3 I W +,MkM.g.,g,,3.f,,m . 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ROBERTS STUDIO Wedding Portraits Babies 81 Children Candid Albums-Copies Professional Color 9-5 Monday-Saturday Evenings by Appointment Phone 275-4541 Parking in Rear 1708 I Street Bedford, md. l Our Business ls Working With People Phone 275-7545 Alec Cumming President WE RIN A VERY I 249 8BoIIIes H I 5 Q.: Highways 37-50 South Bedford Indiana Meandmy I N I IHQIWIIW C I ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING. oo. L 'Im 'Lar a , yi' I n ' ' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1976 I iliV0iVNNU0'lUW'N 560774, gaaakasdhg folk THE S TUNE CITYBANK W B I W 525555 .--f-1-.,.----m-M- MW- Ralio fan Sauifnezw fncllhna 2 ROSEMOUNT MOTEL GEORGE'S GATEWAY HUB RESTAURANT HOLSUM BAKERY HAMILTON HARRIS 81 CO. CLOTHES COTTAGE EASTSIDE LINCOLN MERCURY JERRY'S RESTAURANT 50 FRIENDS HOOVER'S FINE CANDY PLAY PEN AND SWING SHOPPE THRIFT-T-MART THE FIXIT SHOP WESTWIND HALLMARK CARDS MKS CERAMICS MASSEY FERGUESON PAL NURSERY SCHOOL Dorothy 8 Ernie Mathews IN THE DUG-OUT INTRODUCING THE SIXTEEN DOLLAR ENGINEER-STRIPE PAN 'II We borrowed a bit of Americana in l00'Zp cotton, and added a European fit with an A silhouette leg. Along.with pockets galore: four ln the front and one tn the S, back, set in the band seamyil And you can see we KZ W V put somethin special f n l' lnto these Emclcets. 'T I-lard-wor 'ng style. BEDFORD LIIVIESTCJNE SUPPLIERS, INC. 1319 Breckenridge Rd. P.0. Box 711 Bedford, Indiana 47421 812-279-9120 Fabricators of Limestone Veneer-Sills Coping-Cut Stone Slabs Suppliers of Limestone I ST5!Z'Z'ENS,F?,N'S W. T. GRANT COMPANY Bedford, lndlana For Bedford North Lawrence High School 251 A Abel, Debra .... Ables, Pam ....... Abner, Clnda ..... Abner, Jeffrey ..., Abner, Sharon .... Acton, Junior ....... . . . Acton, Suzanne ..... .... 4 0 Adams, Brent ..... Adams, Mark ..... Adams, Rhonda ...... ..... 9 2 Adamson, Evalyn ..... Ahrendt, Beth ...... .... Albletl. Jonl ...... Albletz, Terra ....... . . . . Alexander, Jerry .... ..... 4 0 Alhorn, Carol ..... Alhorn, Robert .... Ashwo rth,Matt... Alchley, Clay . Aurtln, Twlla ..... .... AXSOITI, Jeff .... Bailey, Andrea Balley, Balley, Balley, Balley, Balllft, Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, I N D EX . 170 Bartlett. Tommy .... .... Brenda .... .... Danlel ..... .... Debbie .... .... . 108 Bartlett, . 176 Bartlett. , 170 Bartlett, Baftlait. Jeff ..... Mlke ...... .... Mlchael Jlm ......... .... , Carrle .... .... , Scott ..... .... Rlchard Taml ..... B8fll8lf, J9I'l'y .... B Bartlett, Jodla . . . Bafilail. Bartley, Debble .... ....108 Bal-flgy' Bram ..... . . . 40 Bgtmgn' Jgnlg , , , Doug ...... .... 'l 70 Bgugh' Brian ,.., Mlchael .... ..... 4 0 Bgxfgrl Tonlg ,,., YVOl'1fl9 ..... .... 'l 36 Bgaygf' Cafol -... Bfyifl ..... .... 'l Us Bsayer. Cafhy . . . BBFDBYB .... . . . 40 Beayer' Bonnle ..... ..... 4 0 geayefs, Cathy .... .... 1 08 Bgaygrs' Shar'-y ..-. Debbae ..... .... 1 70 Beams' Debra .... .... 1 oe Bechne, Bechner Bechner , Shayna ..... .... Beckelman, Wayne ..... .... Beedle, Harrlet ....... .... Beedle. Lesa ....... .... Beedle, Rhonda .... Begarly, Pamela.. . Bell, Paul ......... Bell, Robert ..... Bender, Tlna ...... Benham, Bonham. Bennett, Bennett, Bennett, Bennett. Berry, GI GIRLS TRACK TEAM Row 1. Marcy Fey, Jo Ann Underwood, Jlll Gllllatt, Pam Begarly, Llnda Wade, Vlrglnla Allen. Row 2. Theresa Drehobl, Danette Delaney, Theresa Osborne. Lynn Glpe, Marchelle Peyton. Debbie Lewis. Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Drew ..... Jerrl ..... ..... Llsa .......... ..... Mltchelle Pamela J. Pamela S. Andrea . . Thomas. . Greg . . . . . Jerrl ..... Phlllp .... vlckl ..... Berry, Davld ..... nger ..... Bartollno, Allcla .. . Bex, Julle ..... 7 Beyers, Alan .... Beyers, Bllly .... Beyers. Luther .... Blddlnger, Robb .. Blackburn, Darak . Blackburn, Donald Blackburn, Julla. .. Blackburn, Tammy Blackwell, Ann .... Blackwell, Brlan . .. Blackwell, Darla... Blakey, Don ....... Blendowskl, James Blevlna, Mark ..... Blevlns, Tlm .... Bolton, Kathy Bond, Gary ..... Borden, Dean ..... Borden, Deanna... Borden, Greg ..... Borden, Wllllam Boshears, Homer . Boshears, Teresa . Bough, Bradford .. Bowersox, Kelth . .. Box, Dlana ..... Box, Jlmmy .... Boyer, Brett .... Boyer, Edward .... Bradford. Debbie . Bradford. Kenneth Braln, Jeffery ..... Braln, Theresa .... Brashear, Helen .. Brashear, Rlta .... Brasslleld, Clndy .. Brasslne, Rlcky Breldenback, John Allen, Don .... Allen Mark ..... Allen, Randy ...... Allen, Vlrglnla .... Allen, Wllma ...... Alter, Greg ......... Anderson, AI'1d6I'SOn Anderson, Anderson Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson Anderson Anderson Angela ..... .. . Carol .... . . . Jeffery ..... . . . Mlchael ...... .... 40 Mlchael G. ... ... Mlke ....... . . . PBll'lClB .... . . . Patsy .... Pany ....... .. . , Tlmmny .... . . . Baker, Rhoda ...... ..... Baker, Sandy .... ..... Baker, Sherry .... ..... Baker, Terry ..... Baker, Tlm ........ .... Baldwln, Teresa .... .... Baldwln, Trena .... .... Ball, Nancy ...... ..... 9 2 Banks, Davld . . . Banks, Mark ..... .... Andls, Barbara ..... Arnold, Mollle .... Arnold, Terrl .... Arthur, Mlles Arthur, Nancy ..... Arthur, Randell ..... Ashcraft, Chrlsty .... . . . , Cheryl ..... .... , Eddle ..... .... 4 0 Banks, Tony .... Barkley, Bllly Barrett Barrett, Deeanna Barrett Barrett, Eddle H. Barrett , Tony Ray .... .... .....42 SCIENCE CLUB Row 1. Andrea Marko. Sue Spencer, Brent Adams Jorden Henderson. Row 2. Debble Jenkins, Cathy Polk, Sherry McDermed Mr Dlcus. Matt Rhodes. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Back, Mlss Cole. Mlchelle Gott. Connle Slmmons, Deena Phllllps, Cheryl Tlncher, Tracy Shaft, Beth Clark. Front-Janet Campbell, Debble Lewls, Ellzabeth Edwards, Rhoda Walls. Antolnette Gonzalez, Jlll Gllllatt. Brent, Larry ...... 172 Bunch, Sandy 174 Brent, Rebekah ..... 138 Bunch, Tommy .... .... 1 74 Brant, Susan ........... 110 Bundy, Kathy .... 138 Brettnacher, Mary R. .... 110 Byers, Steven .... Byrd, Anna ..... Byrd, Judle ..... Byrd, Suzle ..... C Cagle, Larry .... Cagle, Terry ..... Caln, Lelsha ..... Callahan, Carman Callahan, Phyllls. Callaway, Rachel. Campbell, Janet . Campbell, Wllllam . . . Campen, Ralph .. Canada, Bradley .. . . . . . Canada, Jeanne . Cantleld, Terrl Carney, Kevln ..... .... Carrlco, Mlchelle ..... ..... 9 2 Carter, Llnda .... Carter, Sharon . .. Carter, Tammy .. Cassldy, Rlta .... Cayslnger, Dennls Chamberlain, Wllllam ......... Chambers, Deann ...... .... Chambers, Leann .... .... Chambers, Mary .... .... Chambers, Paul Chambers, Rebecca Chandler, Anlta .... Chandler, Lowell Chandler, Wllllam . . Chaney, Kent ..... Charles, Scott .... Chase, Davld Chase, Luann ...... Chastain, Brenda .. Chastaln, Debra Chastaln, Jeff ..... Chastaln, Terry .... Chenault, Klrby .... Chenault, Shawn . .. Chestnut, Greg Chestnut. Steve .... Chlld, Debra ...... Chlld, Klmberly Chllders, Jon ...... Childers. Mlchael .. Chllders, Patrlcla .. Chllton, Donald Chllton, Ronnle .... Chrlstenberry, Jack Clampltt, Kenneth .. Clampltt, Klmberly . Clark, Beth ........ Clark, Davld ...... Clark, Wllllam ..... Clements. Rebecca Cleveland, Mlke .... Brewer, Dlana K ....... Brewer, Mlchael .... Brewer, Tanya A. ..... ..,. 44 Bridges, Charles R. 110 Brldges. Davld R. Brldges, Dawn .... Bridges, Shella Brldges, Tamara .... .. . Brldwell, Gary .... Brlnegar, Brlan .. Brlnega Brlnega r, Karl r, Kevln .. Brlner, Dale .... Brlner, Frank Briscoe, Steve . .. Brock, Karen .... Brock, Mlke ..... Brock, Pamela . . . Brock, Rene ..... Brookln Brookln Brosme g, asm .. g, Tammy ..... .. . r, Brlan ..... . . . FRESHMAN CHOIR Row 1. Laura Ellott, Julle Mont, Barb Standlsh, Jon Cralg, Jeff Bartlett, Randy Fancher, John Strange, Jlm Gaines, Brlan Turpen, Bob Meadows, Pam Klnser, Karen Buker, Carrle Bechner, Ellzabeth Vorls, Row 2. Ellzabeth Wagoner, Colleen Morrison, Donna Harrls, Terry Cagle, Amy Keith, Jeff Anderson, Brad Cummings, Julle Crouch, Vlckle East, Cindy Reuter, Kathy Flemming. Row 3. Terrl Canfield, Julle Sears, Sara McPlke, Karen Jeftrles, Alan Mllls, Mike Hale. Terry Stancombe, Jerry Stancombe, Butch Griffin, Janet Campbell, Shellle Flsh, Darla Blackwell, Pattl Bunch. Row 4. Julle Bex, Llsa Wllllams, Carolyn Teggert, Mary Chambers, Mlke Jacobs, Brett Boyer, Bllly Beyers, Blll Louallen, Darren Root, Sandy Zehr, Tom Elliott, Mlke Deckert, Joyce Day, Tammle Combs, Brown. Arthur .... .. . Brown, Bobby .... ..... P Brown' Bobby atty Anderson, Glnger Berry. Brown, Carnlta .... Brown, Jay ..... Brown, Llnda ... Bundy, Kelly ..... ..... 1 10 CHESS CLUB Eric More, Jlm Delpha, Mr. Tatom, Jordon Hender Brown. Lisa --.. Bundy. Scott ..... 138 son. Drew Baker, Ramona More. Gaye Houchln Matt Rhodes Brown, Rlchard Burch. Carla ..... -... 44 Brett Adams, Eddle Browne, Davld Kresser, Brlan Baugh Brown, Steaven ..... ...... 9 2 Browne, Debra Browne, Eddle .... Browne, Eugene .... ..... Brownlng, James .. Brownlng, John ..... ..... Brownlng, Tlmothy .... ..... Brummett, Llnda .... ..... Bruton, Jonl .......... .... 4 4 Buchanan, Rlchard .... .... 4 4 Buker, Karen ....... Bunch, Brlan .. . Bunch. Pattl .... Burchard, Bllly ....... ...... 4 4 Burgess, Kevln ....... ..... 1 10 Burgess, Sherry R. ..... .... 46 Burks, Gary ......... .... 4 6 Burnette, Brad ....... .... 1 74 Burnette, Jack R. .... .... 1 74 Burnette, Russell ..... .... 4 6 Busch, Patrlcla .... .... 1 38 Busch, Susan .... .... 1 74 Butcher, Rlck .... .... 4 6 Byers, Beth A. ..... .... 4 6 Byers, Robln Ann .... ...... 9 2 Byers, Steve ....... .... 1 38 Day. Ron DIS Dayton. Nellle ..... .... Deaton Dundrl .... ..... 5 0 Deaton. Jackle ..... .... Deckard. Deckard, Deckard. Barbara .... ..... 50 Brett ..... .... Debra .... .... Deckard, Jody . .. . . . . Deckard. Kenny .... ..,. Marla ...... .... ROR ...... .... Deckard, Deckard, Melanle Deckard, Rlchard Deckard, Deckert, Mlke ....... Delaney, Delaplaln Danette ..... .... e. Chrls ..... .... Drehobl, Theresa Drumb, Davld .... Dugger, Klm ..... Dugger. Mellssa . Dunbar, Rlchard .. Dunbar, Shawn .. Duncan, Barbara. Duncan, Davld Duncan, Julle .... Duncan, Scott Dunsford, Janlce. Dwyer, Mark ..... Dyer. Rlchle .... Delaplalne, Erlc .... .... Delpha. Jlm ....... .... Delpha. Donna ..... .... Devore, Carol . .. .... Dlckes, Julle .... Dlllon, John .... Eads. Gregory .... Eads. Vlcky ..... Eagan, Dana .... Eagan, Dawn MATH CLUB Row 1: Guy Jackson, Joe Vlce, Dennla Runyan, Brlan lmhoff, Steve Emery, Brett Johnson. Row 2: Teresa Lumpe, Paula Kern, Bruce Cummings, Rlck Brasslne, Dale Johnson, Kevln PhlpPS. Debbie Wlllard. Karen Jelfrles, Carl Lyons, Mark Rltter, Mrs. Duncan. Flow 3: Jordan Henderson, Tracy Speer. Mark Huftman, Barry Whlte, Norris Reynolds, Mike Jacobs. D8Vld80n, MBTK Cllfton, Brlan .... ..... 1 40 Cralg, Klmberly .... .... 1 76 Cllfton, Chrls .... Cralg, Llsa ...... Cllfton, Robert .... .... 48 Cralg, Monty .... Clouse, Connle .... 48 Cralg, Sam Cobb, Deborah .... Cralg, Tom ...... Cobb, John ...... Cobb, Keith ...... ..... Cobb Michael .... .... 4 8 Cobb, Robyn .... Cobb, Sabrlna .... ..... Coleman.Andy... Colllns. Teresa ..... ..... Combs, Carla .... Combs, Dlana Combs, Jay ..... Combs, Karen Cralg, Thomas ..... Cralg, Trella ..... Crane, Karen ...... Crane, Mlchelle .... Crane, Sharon ..... Crosby, Erlc ..... Crouch, Julle .... crulo, Kelly Cummings, Barry .... .... Cummings Cummlngs Bred ..... .... Bruce .... .... Combs, Tammle ....... ..... C ummlngs, Ethel ..... ..... Concannon, Cathy Cummlngs, Shawna Concannon. Laura Cummlngs, Steve .... .... Concannon, Phlllp Conner, Angela .. Conner, Greg .... Conner, Klmberly Cook, Pamela Copeland, Larry . Copeland, Patrlcla Corbln, Angela .. Corbln, Tammy .. Corey, Connle Corey, Donna .... Corey, Martln .... Cornett, Marc .... Couch, Greg ........ ..... . 48 Coulter, Klmberly Cox. Chrls ........ ..... Cox, Leon ..... Cox, Llnda .... Cox. Todd ..... Cox. Tonl ....... Cralg, Carol ..... Cralg, Charles ..... ..... Cralg, Jeftrey .... Cralg, Jon ..... Cralg, Julle .... Cralg, Klm ..... Cummings, Cummings, Tamml ..... ..... Tlmothy .... .... Curran Karlynn ...... .... 94 D GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Judy Underwood, Jody Bartlett. Joann Underwood, Llnda Wade. Rhonda Hlllenburg, Marla Sera. Row 2: Ms. Regsdale, Vlrglnla Allen, Tracy Sergeant, Marchelle Payton, Lynn Glpe, Deanna Tlncher. Daggy, Lucinda Dalton , Brent ........ ..... DBIIOTI. Deborah ..... ..... Dalton, Dalton, Kenneth . .. .. . .. Dalton, Lols ..... Dalton, Lorl .... Dalton, Sonla .... Dalton , Steve ...... ..... Darcus, Clndy . Kathleen ..... ..... Davls, Carolyn ..... . . . Davls, Dlanne .... Davls, Kent .... Davls, Llnda ..... Davls, Tracle .... Day, Joyce .... Day, Kevln .... Dlxon, Tlm .... Eagan. Debby .... Doane, Leann .... Eagan, Gayla .. . .. Doane, Mlke ..... 50 Eagan, Jeanetta .. Dobrey, Mark .... .... E agen. Nancy ..... Dodds, Nancy .... Eagan, Phyllls Dodds. Sue .... Eagan, Randy .... Donlca, Debra ..,.. 50 Eagan, Thomas Donlca, Fred .... ..... 5 0 Earl, Debra ....... Donlca, Jlm Earl, Gary . .. . . . Donlca, Terrl .... ..... 5 0 Doran, Amy Doran, Dan ...... .... Doran, Davld .... .... Dorsett, Adrlan .... .... Dorsett, Cheryl .... ..... 5 0 Dorsett, Mlchele Douglas, Dlane .... .... Douglas, Scott . .. Drake, Kelly ..... .... Drehobl, Steve ...., .... East, Billie .... East, Kathy ..... East, kyle ........ EBSQ. Roe ......... Edwards, Elizabeth Edwards. Jama . . . Edwards, Janlne .. Edwards, Julle .... Edwards. Steve Elsele. Patty ...... Elklns. Steven .... E 4 .L L G Galnes, Jlmmy .... ..... Galnes, Joe .... Galser, Gary .... Galser, Jenne ..... ..... G8rf0l8, Tlna . . . Garfola, T0l'll . . . Garland, Davld 54 Garland, Dorls .... .... 5 4 Garrlott, Gregory .... Gates, Kevln ...... .... 54 Gatton, Cherrl .... .... 5 6 George, Jerry ..... .. . 148 George, Karen .... .... 5 6 Gllbert, Brlan ..... 148 Glles, Debble ..... Glll, Jlm ........ Glll, John ......... . . . Glllesple. Dennls .... .... 5 6 148 Gllllati. JIII .......... .. . Gllllland, DeWayne .... .. . Gore, Patsy .... Gould, Danny .... Gould, Gina ..... Gould, Teresa Graber, Larry .... Grace, Wes .... Gratzer, Lucy .... Graves, Emlly .... Gregory, Klm .... Grlftln, Butch .... Gyger, Les ...... Grissom, Mlke .... Gross. Susan .... Grubb, Canda Grubb, Glna ..... Grubb, Robert .... Guarnerl, Ellena .. . Guannerl, Joe Guess. Judy ..... Guthrls, Helen .... Guthrie, Mltch Gyger, Lester .... FFA Flow 1:JIm Smith, Steve lngle, Mlke Brown, Lhea McPlke, Doran Kruse. Brent Ralnes, George Johnson, Ron Harrell. Row 2: Dennis Wllllams, Melvln Reeves, Randy Arthur, Mlke Todd, Chrls Hassler, Mlke Anderson, Mlke Donlca, Roy Pruett, Greg Ralney. Row 3:Travls Pemberton,Terry King, Brad Bough, Jon Chllders, Mark Adams, Edward Hayes, Bruce Jones, Gary Holmes, Chrls Hayes. Row 4: Erlc Easton. Sharlene Hunter, Beckey Clements, Scott Emmons, Jeff Spoonmore. Elllott, Brlan ..... Fey, Mlchelle ..... .... Elllott, Donna .... Fiddler, Lynda Elllott, Karen .... Fiddler, Robert .. Elllott, Laura ..... Flelds, Joanne Elliott, Sally .... Flelds, Mlchael .. Elllott, Sandra Flelds, Scott Elliott, Thomas ..... .... Elllson, Bob ..... Flelds, Susan .... Flnes, Claudla . ..... 98 Funn, Betsy ..... Elmore, Beth .... Elzy, eennaa .... Embree, Aprll .... Emery, Steven ....... .... Emmons, Anthony Emmons, Klmberly ..... 52 Emmons, Scott ...... .... 2 08 Emmons, Tlmothy .... ..... 5 2 Endrls, Stan ....... .... 1 46 England, Bryan .... .... England, Debble ..... Eskrldge, Tammy .... ..... Flnk Flsh Flsh Flsh. Flsh, Rebecca Karen . . . Kimberly Mark .... Pam .... Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans Evans, Evans, Evans Chrlsty ..... .... Debble ..... .... Debble L ...... .... Jett ........ .... John Fllte ........ .... Wllllam ..... ..... Everage, Jlm .... F Fackler, Davld ..... ..., Falr, Josle ......... ..... Fancher, Debble ..... ..... Fancher, Johnny ..... ..... Fancher, Nancy .... .... Fancher, Randy .... .... Farls, Mlke ........ .... Felknor, Mlnnle .... .... Felknor, Teresa .... .... Fender, Klm ..... Fey, Marcy .... Flsh, Shellle .... Flsher, Julle ..... Fleetwood. Kevln .... ..... 54 1 16 FleehNO0d, Doug . . Fleetwood. Tamela .... .... Flemlng, Kathy .... .... Fllnn, Rlta .... Fllnn, Rlta .... Fllss, Susan .... Flynn, Llsha .... Flynn, Tammy .... .... Folmer, Jo ....... .... Ford, Lee Ann .... .... Fortner, Klpp ..... .... Fortner, Theresa ..,. .... Foster, Llnda ..... .... Foster, Lorl ..... Foster, Nancy ..... .... FOSTBY, P8l'f19l8 .. Fountain, Jlmmy ..... .... Fountalne, Cynthla Fox, Jacque ..... Fracler, Rick ..... Franklin, Jane Franklln, Joel .... Freeman, Barry .. Freeman, Joseph Fry, Mlchael ..... Fulkerson, Cherl . Fye, Bonnle .... ART CLUB Row 1: Katle Matson, Bonnle Baker, Vlrglnla Merrlll, Debble Goldsby, Jane Frankln, Nancy Miller, Dlana Jeffries. Row 2: Mr. Blyeth, Ruth Rogowskl, Marla Mitchell, Mary Kelly, Joyce Hedrich, Paul Ganl, Jlm Jarbo, Susan Brent. Gllllland. Leona ..... . . . Glletrap, Dwight ..... . . . cnsrrap, Edward .... .. . Gllstrap, JoEllen Gllstrap, Donna .... . .. . H Haag, Kathy ..... Hackler, John .... I :,,,.98 I fQff.s4 Hackney, Jeanne Gilstrap. Sondra Hackney Noble.. Glpe. John ....... Hackney Sherry . GIPG- LYnn ..... Hackney, Vanessa Glasgow, Perry Hackney, Vlckle .. Godsey, Randy Godsey, Ray ...... Godsey, Shella Godsey, Tony ..... Goen, Bonlta ..... Goen, Brenda .... Goen, Monte ... Goff, Michelle ....... ..... GOIdSby, Debble Ganl, Paul ........ ..... Goodln, Susan ,... .... 5 6 Hale, Lana ...... Hale, Mlke ...... Hale, Tamyra Hall, Dean ..... Hall, Llsa Hall, Susan ...... Hall, Teresa ..... Hamllton, James . Hamllton, Mellnda Hammel, Amy Hammel, Sally . .. Hancock, Hanners, Hanners. Hanners, Hannum, Hannum, Anlta . Billy... Lynn . . Mlke .. Carole Sherree ..... .... Hanson, Martln . Harbstrelt, Jane. Hardwlck Jeffrey Hargls, Sherrlyn Harmon, Bob HBl'r6ll, Harrell, Harrell, HBYYSII, Harrell, Harrell, Harrell, Harrell, Harrls, Harrls, Harrls, Harrls, ....94 Hedge, Randy .... Hedrick, Joyce .... Hedrlck. Robert .... Held. Peggy ....... Henderson, Dorls .. Henderson Glorla . Henderson. Gregory Henderson, Jane . . . Henderson John .. Henderson Henderson JOI'd8n . Linda . . Darren .... . . . Lisa .... Mary Mlke PBM .... Renee .... .... 58 Rocky .... .... 94 Ron .... Dave .... Donna ..... . . . Kathy . . . Sarah . . . Hanley, Harold HBSQUIBII, JOI'Yl . . . . . . Hash, Tammy.. . Hassler, Chrls .... .. . Hamann, Bram .... .. . Hatlleld, Erlc ....... ..... Hauter. Hauter, BBTDBYH .... . . . . . Richard 58 Haverly. Steve .... ..... Hawkln Hawkln S. BFG! ..... ..... 8, Dana .... ..... Henderson, Mlchael Henderson, Roberta Henderson. Suzle .. Henderson, Tom .. . Hendrick. Scott Henry, Daln .... Henry, Julle ....... Henry, Klmberly Henry. Mark ...... Hensley, Wendell .. Herr, Karen ....... Herthel, Debbie Herthel, Kathy .... Herthel, Nick ..... Herthel, Ralph .... Hicks, Debble .... Hloks, Dlana .... Hlcks, Pam ........ Hllderbrand, Llsa .. Hlll, Arthur ....... Hlll, Carol ........ Hlll, Chrls ......... Hlllenburg. Rhonda 118 60 150 80 118 184 118 118 60 118 184 118 184 .60 184 150 150 118 118 150 100 184 60 150 118 104 118 150 186 150 104 150 102 60 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1, Troy Sallee, Andy Kelth, Tlm Johnson, Jon McPlke, Kent Davls, Jay Glasgow, Mark McKnight, Darren Root, Eddle Brown, Kevln Brlnegar, Jeff Bartlett, Row 2, Darak Blackburn, Brian Blackwell, Wayne Bockelman. Scott Flelds, Mlke Bartlett, Stewart Reed, Greg Todd, Billy Luallen. Dave Doran. Erlc Hattleld, John Craig. Haws, Haws, Melanle . . Susan . . . Hays, Chris ..... Hayes, Ed ...... Hayes, J.D. .... . Hayes, Loretta .. Hayes, Richard . Hayes, Shella . . . Hearth, Anna Hearth, Brad . . . Hearth, Larry Hlllenburg. Beth .... 186 Hlllenburg. Jerry .... 118 Hillenburg, Klmmy .... .... 60 Hlllenburg, Mlke ...... 186 Hlllenburg. Ronda ..... .... 6 0 Hlllenburg, Sharon .... 186 Hlllennurg, Sherry .... . .. 186 Hlllenburg. Steve ..... 186 Hitchcock, Randy ..... 152 Hobson, David ...... 118 Hodges, Pam ..... 118 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB OFFICERS Mr. Broglln, Fred Lanstrom Don Blackburn, Mlke Cleveland Hogue, Dlane ........ .. Hog ue, Rhonda . . Holmes, Christopher ......... Holmes, Gary .... Holtsclaw, Lexle . Holtsclaw, Malorle Hooplngarner, Tlm Horner, John .... Hornocker. Sherry Horton, Diane .... Houchln, Gaye... Howard, Louls Howell, Jeff ..... Hubbard, Cyndl . Hudson. Hudson, Hudson, Hudson, Hudson, Hudson, Huffman, Huffman, Huffman, Huftman, Denlse. Doug .. Kelth .. Klmbra Ronnle. Tlmothy Carla . Leora . Marcus Pam .. These Cholr members, Kelly, Todd, Sher Hargls, and Pam Hodges sang I Aln't Gettin Nuttln for Christmas durlng the concert and probably dldn t get anything elther. kann, Kelly ...... Kelth, Laron ..... Kallams, Anthony Kelley, Jack ..... Kern Chrls ...... Kern, Dean .... Kern Debra Kern, Judy .... Kern Julle .... Kern Kelly ...... Kem Kenneth Kern Kevln .... Kern Kltty ..... Kern Paula ...... Kern Paula D. Kern, Scott ..... Kern, Susan ..... J-V BASKETBALL Row 1: Brlan Gllbert Brent Flalnes, Barry Webster, Brlan Johnson Row 2: Brett Hawklns, Brlan Bough, Mlke Farls, Donnie Blackburn, Marty Speer, Cralg Humphrey, Tlm Deckard. Key, Chrlstle ..... Key, Deanna ..... Key, Mlke ..... Keyes, Tlna .... Kldd, Greg ...... Kletner, Cheryl... Kllllan, Lorlnda .. Klmmel, Bonnle .. Klmmel, Kathy Klnder, Larry .... Klng, Annette .... Klng, Byron ..... Klng, Charlotte .. Klng, Chrls ..,.. Klng, Donna Klng, Pam ..... Klng, Ronald .... Klng, Terry ..... Klnser, Blll ...... Klnser, Pamula .. Klrk, Patrlcla .... Hughes, Jeanette 120 Jetfrles, Dlana ...... 120 Hughes, Robert ..... 186 Jeffries, Joanne ..... ..... 1 52 Humes, Shawna .... 152 Jeftrles, Karen ..... .... . 186 Humphrey, Cralg .... 152 Jeffrles, Paul .... ..... 1 52 Hunsaker, Barry .... 102 Jenklns, Brlan ..... .... . 186 Hunsaker, Jlll ..... 152 Jenklns, Debra .... ..... 1 54 Hunter, Gary ..... 210 Jenklns, Jlll ........ .... . 120 Hunter, Jerry 120 Jenklns, Jonetta .... 188 Hunter, Jlm ....... 186 Jenklns, Larry ..... 62 Hunter, Charlene .... .... 6 2 Jeskewlch, Sally .... .... 6 2 Hunter, Sudl .... Jewell, Janice ..... ..... 1 88 Hunter, Tamml. . Jewell, Katle ....... ...... 6 2 Hurley, Tlm ..... Jewell, Teresa .... ..... Hutchinson, Kurt Johnson, Barbara... 64 Hutchlnson, Lyla Johnson. Bret ..... ..... Hutton, Anthony Johnson, Cathy .... ..... Johnson, Dale .' .... .... 64 Johnson, Debra .... ..... I Johnson, Douglas .... ...... 64 Johnson, Greg ..... ..... Johnson, Janlca .... .... 6 4 lkerd, Dale ..... Johnson, Jeff ...... ..... lkerd, Davld .... Johnson, Jlm .... ..... lkerd Julle Johnsln, Llsa .... lkerd Kenny .... Johnson, Portla .... ..... lkerd, Sandy .... Johnson, Sherry .... ..... lkerd, Tammy... Johnson, Sheryl ..... lkerd, Terrl ..... Johnson, Tammy lmhoff, Bryan Imhoft, Susan... Johnson, Tlm ...... ..... Johnson, Kevln .... ..... Klrkman, Dede Klrkman, Terry Klrkman, Kathy Klumpp, Bradley . . Klumpp, Kevln .... Knlght, John .... Koehl. Cheryl Kopp, Cathy .... Kopp, Mary ..... Kopp, Wllllam .... kopsno, christy . . . Karvela, Mark .... Kraus. John ..., Kruse, Doran ..... Kunkel, Barbara .. L LaDuke, Klm ..... Lagorln, Mark .... Lambert, Klrby .... LaMore, Annette .. Landstrom. Fred .. Landstrorn, Wlllard Langley, Palge .... Lawson, Calvln Lawson, Tammy .. Lawton, Brenda Lawton, Danlel .... Lawyer, Roland Leach, Jlm ....... Lee, Alan ....... Lee, Beverly .... Lee, Jon ..... Lee, Julle .... Lee, Martha .... lngle, Lorl ...... 152 Jones, Angle .... .... . ,. lngle, Mark 120 Jones Bruce lngle, Steve ....... ..... 1 52 Jones Colleen ..... ..... Ingram, Danny .... ..... 1 52 Jones Davld .... ..... Inman, Gregory ..... ..... 1 52 Jones Dlane .... Inman, Phllllp ..... ..... 1 52 Jones Doug ..... .... 64 Ira. Rosle ....... ...... 6 2 Jones, Jackle ...... ..... lnlvln, Terrl ..... 186 Jones JoEllen Jones, Mlchael .... ..... Jones, Pattl ...... J Jones, Susan .... ..... Jackson, Cynda ..... .. . 186 K Jackson, Deanna 186 Jackson, Guy ..... 152 Jarrard, Mlke ..... 100 Kastlng, Margaret... Jefters, Mellasa ..... ..... 1 B6 Kelth, Andy ...... GIRLS GLEE Row 1: Melody Halls. Pam Maddlng, Karen Herr, Tlna Garfola, Susan Parham, Annette Smlth. Dana Peters, Cyndy Hubbard, Kelly Nugent, Tlna Phlpps, Kelly Smlth. Row 2: Rlta Thompson, Lynn Johnson, Claretta Scog ln, Tammy Lawson, Karen Morris, Llsha Flynn, Sherry Hackney, Leona Gllland, Annetta Chandler, Kathy Hagg, Debble Sears, Flow 3: Bever- ly Lee, Llsa Stigall, Tracy Shatl, Dawn Stout, Jan Reynolds, Teresa Gould, Darlene Golns, Kelly Owens, Mellssa Terry, Beth Hlllenberg. Row 4: Debble Wllard, Patsy Gore, Llsa Salmon, Collen Jones, Janice Jewell, Ann Sears, Polly Ruth, Helen Guthrle, Anna Hearth, Klm Eskrldge, Penny Thompson, Judy, Kern. McFadden, Terrl ..... McFarland, Zackary .. McGlll, Waller ....... McGregor, Shawn .... McGregor, Schel . . . Mlller, Tammy Mlller, Teresa .... Mllls, Jenny ..... Mlnton, Ellzabeth Mltchell, Anlta SCARLET 8- PURPLE Row 1: Mona Reuter, Sherl Burgess, Rachel Calloway, Sherry Strange, Kelly Bundy, Pam Cook, Pam Magnus, Ann Nlegnln, Mr. Davld Cole. Row 2: Patty Tackett, Tom Patton, J. T. Fortner, Butch Grlftln, Nora Marshall. Shawna Cummings, Brlan Terry. Row 3: Blll Pollng, Mlke Jacobs. Mlke Sallee, Mlke Rltchie, Andy May, Brad Klump. Mcllvalne, Rlchard Mclntyre, Llnda .... McKeen, Fredl ..... McKeen, Wllllam . McKInney, Rhonda ..... .... McKnight, Mark ...... McMillan, Kathy .... McMullen. Greg ...... McPherson, Dlana McPherson, Mary Ann ........ 70 192 McPIke, John .......... .... McPlke, Lhea .... McPlke, Sarah ..... Sharon .... .... Meadows, Dennls Meadows, Jay ..... Meadows, Mlchel Meadows, Phll ....... Meadows, Robert Meadows, Meadows, Terrl .... Meadows, Toran Meadows. Valerla Megnln, Ann ....... Megnln, Bruce ...... Mltchell, Betlna .. Mltchell, Clyde... Mltchell, Dlana . . . Mltchell, Jane .... Mltchell, Jlll ..... Mltchell, John Mltchell, Marle . .. Mltchell, Polly Mltchell, Sharon . Mltterllng. Lora .. Monroe, Holly Montgomery, Ruth Montgomery, Tom Mooney. Kenny .. Mooney, Kerry... Moore, Irene .... Moore, Jamle .... Moore, Jlm ..,.. Moore, Kathy .... Moore. Llbby ,... Moore, Ruthle Moore, Scott More, Noel ..... More. Ramona . . . Maze, Jon ....... Lee, Pam .... Lee, Ralph .... Lee, Sam ....... Lee, Susan ....... Lemmons, Glorla Lemmons, Hazel .... Lewls, Darlene .... Lewls, Davld .... Lewls, Debra ..... Lewls, Kevln ........ Lewls, Raymond .... Lewls, Rlchard ...... Lllleskau, Marle ..... Llndenschmldt, Jenn Llndenschmldt, Leslle Llndsey, Katrlna .... Llntz, Betty ....... Llntz, Norma ..... Llntz, Steve ....... Llttle, Andy ......... Llvlngston, Debble .. Lockanour, Scott .... Logsdon, Lynn ...... Longenecker, John. . Louden, Brlan ...... Lovell. Roger ..... Luallen, Blll ...... Lumpe, Steven .. . Lumpe, Terry ..... Luttrell, Danlel .... Luttrell, Lanny .... Lynch. Danny . . . Lynn, Phllllp .... Lyons, Carl .... Lyons, Chrls ..... Lyons, Gary .... Lyons, Jud lth .... M Maddlng, Jeft ....... Maddlng, Pamela Maddox. Rita ..... Maddox, Stephen .... .... Magnus, Greg ..... .... Magnus, Jeffrey .... .... Magnus, Mlke ... Magnus, Pam ...... .... Magnus, Tlmothy .... .... Magruder, Llsa .... .... Majors, Kathy .... Malone, Debra ..... .... Manlon, Melanie ..... .... Marko, Andrea .... .. . 68 Marshall, John ..... .... Marshall, Jon ...... .... Marshall, Nora ..... .... Martln, Patrlck ..... .... Martln, Steven ..... .... Martln, Tlm ........ .... Mathews, Sherrl ..... .... Martlndale, Terrl ..... .... Matson, Kathryn Maxwell. Susan .... .... May, Andy ....... May, Dexter May, Tlm .....,.. May, Earllna ..... May, Sherry May, Thomas .... MBIS, ROUGH .... MBIS, RONTIIB .... McBrlde, Jonn ..... . . . 68 McCaIn, Donna ...... .... McCart, Rosanna .... .... McCllntock, Beverly McCoy, Becky ....... .... McDermed, Larry .... ..... 7 0 McDermed, Shawn ..... .... McDermed, Sherrl McDonald, Gus ...... ..... 7 2 McDonald, Teresa .... .... McDonald, Kent McDonald, Tlm .... .... McFadden, Gerrl ..... .... McFadden, Jana ..... . . . 70 McFadden, Monty .... . . . Melvln, Randall ..... Merrell, Vlrglnla .... Mlchael, Davld .... Mlkels, Kelly .... Mlkels, Reva .... Mlller, Deanna .... Mlller, Debble ..... Mlller, Kathy .... Mlller, Lennle ..... Mlller, Mark .... Mlller, Mary .... Mlller, Mlke ..... Mlller, Nancy ..... Mlller, Rlchard .... Morrls, Barbara.. Morrls, Karen .... Morrlson, Colleen Morrlson, Kathy.. Morrlson, Kay Morrow, Anlta . . . Moscato, Robert . Mosler, Teresa. .. Mount, Julle ..... Moutardler, Nancy Mowry, Robert . .. Mullls, Debble Mundy, Bllly .... Mundy, Deldra . .. PROJECTIONISTS Carla Hutlman, Alan Wrlght, Barbara Johnson Janetta Eagan, Renea Harrell, Mrs. Purdy, David Hatfield. Steve Emery Kenny Deckard, Mark Banks, Mrs. Tyler. I - -- - WRESTLING Row 1-Byron Sowders, Steve Drehoble, Eu ene Brown, Brlan Rltter, Roy Vlllalobos, Brlan Turpen, Randy Whlttls, Tony Godsey, Row 2-Dan Murphy, Roy Godsey, Rlck Sheute, John Slowley, Kelth Bower- sox, Steve Haverly, Travls Hackney, Erlc Crosby, Mlke Anderson, Flow 3-Jay Cobb, Jett Whltner, Mlke Doane, Steve Edwards, Jett Pace, Rick Hauter, Bob Tompson, Mltch Guthrie, Dave Noel, Rlley McKeen, Bllly Byers, Phlpps, Dlana .... Phlpps, Kevln ..... Phlpps, Tlna ........ Pleroe, Melanie ..... Plerce, Tlna ..... 'Plummer, Lee Ann .... .. . Pollng, BIII ......... Polk, Cathy ....... Potts, Barry ...... Pounds, Deborah Prahter, Doug .... .... 7 6 Pray. Pstrlcla Pray, Scott ..... Pray, Tammy Preultt, Randy .... Prlddy, Cheryl ....., Prldemore. Marl .... .... 7 6 Prlnce, Mlke ...... Prlnce, Penny .... Prlnce, Taml ...... Pritchett, Mark .... Pritchett. Scott .... Pruett, Laura Prunty, Bonnle ...... ..... Puckett, Mellssa .... ..... Pugh, Brlan ...... Ramsey, Marsha .. Ramsey, Joy ...... Ramsey, Rlck ..... Randolph, Sherry . Ratkovlch, Tlna Ratlltt, Ken ...... Ratlltt, Phllllp .... Ravenna, Tony .... Ray, Charles ..... Ray, Cheryl ....... Reckelhoft, Karen . Reld, Stuart ...... Reltl, Darla ....... Reeves, Becky .... Reeves. Jane .... Reeves, Melvln Reuter, Cindy ..... Reuter, Ramona .. Reuter, Rebecca .. Reuter, Susan .... Reynolds, Barbara Reynolds. Beth Reynolds, Davld .. Reynolds, Dlane .. Reynolds, Glenda . Reynolds, Glen O'Brlen, Beth . . . Eddy Murphy, Mr. Bush, Ron Maze, Tlm Hudson, Mr. Morton. Mundy, Jeff ...... .... Murphy, Danlel .... .... Murphy. Debble Murphy, Eddle . .. Murphy, Tom ...... .... Murphy, Sandra Myers, Kevln ..... .... Myers, vlckle ..... ..... 1 2 N Neal, Terrl ..... Neely, Gena Nelson, Oman .. New, Llsa ..... New, Tlmmy .... Nlchols, Nancy.. Nlckless, Tlmothy .... .... Nlklrk, Tana .... Nllson, Kathy . .. Noel, Lola ...... Nordhofl, Scott . Nordhoft, Tony . Norman, Brett .. Norman, Glna .. Norman, Greg .. Norman, Janls .. Norman, Kathy . Norman, Mark .. Norman, Shelly . Norman, Teresa Nugent, Kelly Nugent, Ronnle . O Ohl, Gregory O'Neal. Karen .. O'Neal, Teresa . . O'NeaI, Terrl .... Ooley, Mlchael .. Osborn, Scott.. . Osborne, Brenda Osborne, Butch .. Owen, Debra .... Owen, Fran ..... Owens, Kelth Owens, Kelll .... Owens, Kenny P Pace, Bonnle .... Pace, Deena .... Pace, Ray ...... Pace, Theresa Padgett, Monna .. Page, Marcle .... Pannell, Vallecls .... .... Parham, Susan .. Pate, Sandy ..... Pate, Tammy .... Patton, Jeffery . .. Patton, Margaret .... .... Patton, Patrlcla .. Patton, Tom ..... Payton, Dorls .... Pederson, Pam .. Pemberton, Trevls Penny, Blu ....... Perry, Carmela .. Perry, Deanna Perry, Kevln .... Perry, Pamela Perry, Shelly .... Peters, Dana .... Peterson, Janet .. Petrle, Blll ....... Petteylohn, Nlna . Peyton, Marchell . Phllllps, Beth .... Phllllps, Deenna . Phllllps, Randy. .. Phllllps, Sherry .. Phllllps, Tlm ..... Phllllps, Vlckl .... Purdy, Teresa .... ..... 1 26 FISYNOIGS. Jin ---. Purdy, Terry ,,,, ,,,,, 1 96 Fl9yt'lOldS, Jeff ......... .... 1 28 Purdy, Tlna , ,, ,,,,, 126 Reynolds, Klmberly .... 196 Reynolds. Loretta 196 Reynolds, Norrls ..... .... 1 28 Q Reynolds, Robert .... .... 1 96 Rhodes, Matthew .... ..... 7 8 Rhorer, Steve ...... ..... 7 8 Quackenbush, Wllllam ........ 126 Rlchards, Brian .... .... 1 96 Qulllen, Davld ............... 126 Rlchards, Jerry .... ..... 7 8 Rldge, Larry ..... .... 2 08 Rlte, Davld .... .... 1 96 R Rlfe, Shelly .... .... 1 96 Rlggle, Mlke . .. .. 78 Rlggle, Rocky .... ..... 7 8 Rainey, 'Brent ..... 160 Rlley, Darlene 196 Ralney, Brlan .... 76 Riley, Denlse .... 78 Ralns, Brent .... ..... 1 60 Fllpley, Klrk .... .... 1 62 WHAT'S HAPPENING Row 1. Kathy Strunk, Joy Ramsey, Kathy Klmmel, Debble Deckard, Theresa Fortner, Lana Shelton, Kathy Mlller, Terrl Lumpe, Mrs. Sutton, Row 2. Nancy Foster, Tlna Purdy, Terrl Sargent, Kathy Harrls, Brant Adams, John Longenecker, Jlm Jarboe, Mlke Jarrad, John Wray. 259 4 t Sanders, Susan ..... Sanders, Tlm ..... Sargent, Terrl ..... Sargent, Tracey ..... Saunders, Mlke ....... Scalf, Wanda ........... Schackmann, Annette ........ Schackmann, Sheryl .... Scholl, Layne ......... .... 8 2 Scholl, Lesley ....... Smlth, Tony ..... Smlth, Tony ..... Smoot, Kelth .... Smoot, Thomas .... Snowder, Llnda .... Soblech. Steve .... Sons, Debble .... Sons, Dlane ..... Sons, Rlck ......... ..... Southern, Debble i Sears, Sherrll 164 104 106 164 164 206 .84 164 164 130 Schoolcratt, Mltzl 128 S0Ufh9l'l'l MBT!---H 202 Schulz, Robert ...... .... 8 2 SOUWGN1 T9l'fY ---- 154 Scolleld, Nancy ..... .... 8 2 50Wd9fS- 03809 ---- 130 Scoggan, Claretta ..... 200 SOWUSYS- Byflfl - - -- 202 Sggrs, Ann ,,,,,,, SOWd6l'S, BFUCB ..... ..... 20 2 Sears, Blll ...... Sowders, Don ..... 210 . Sears, Debble .... Sowders, Jlm .... 130 1 . Sears, Julle ..... Sowders, Mark .... 130 Patty .... Spears, Johnny .... 130 Sega' Cgfhy ,,,, SDGSY, JBITIIB .... 164 Sehr, Ralph .... SPSBF- MSW ------ 154 Shgff, John ,,,,, Speer, Tammara ..... ..... 1 64 Shgff, Trgcy ,,,, Speer, TI'8Cy ...... . 84 Shgrr' Jgng ,,,,,,, Spencer, Susan .... ...... 84 Shelton, Brenda .... Shelton, Lana ..... I, Julle ..... Shook, Lee Ann .... Slgman, Karen .... Sllcott, Larry ........ Martha Lee serves Ruth Potter punch durlng the Consumer Education Department Chrlstmas party. Others walt thelr turn. Looks good .... Rlpley, Trent ..... Rlsen, Jeanne Rltchle, Mlke ...... Rltchlson, Danny ..... ..... 7 B Rltchlson, Tlm ..... Rltter, Brlan ..... Rltter, Donald .... Rltter, Mark ..... Rltter, Susan .... Roach, Penny .... Robb, Blllle ...... Robb, Bobble .... Roberts, Brlan ..... Roberts, Jeff ..... Roberts, Julle .... Roberts, Rita ..... Roberts, Robble Roberts, Sandy .... Roberts, Theresa .. Roberts, Tony ..... Silvers, Deborah .... Slmmons, Carrle .... Slmmons, Charles .... ... Slmmons, Connie ..... . . . Sploer, John ....... Splnks, Jonathon . . . . . . . . Splnks, Tlmmy ..... Splres. Leann ...... Spoonmore, Kent .... ..... Spoonmore, Kevln .... ..... Sprague, Shawn ..... ..... Sprague, Tlmothy . .. .. Spreen, Wllllam .... Sproles, Davld ..... 164 164 . 84 202 130 130 164 208 164 130 RWD' Tammy ' --'- 1 oo Slpes. Taml ........ Sproles, Steve ..... . 84 Sklllman, Rlta ..... Srea, Marla .......... ..... 1 62 Sklnner, Brlan ........ Stockmann, Peggy . 164 S Sklnner, Catherlne .... .. . Staggs, Chrlstlne. .. 210 Slowey, John ....... Staggs, Davld ...... 164 Sluder, Tlm ....... Stahl, Kent ...... .... 84 Saladee, George .... ..... 8 2 Smale, Roger ..... Staley, Llsa ...... 130 Sallee, Mlke ...... ..... 8 2 Smith, Annette .... Staley, Shella ...... 202 Sallee, Troy .... .... S mlth, Allcla .... St. Clalr Troy ......... ..... 2 02 Salmon. Use ...... .... S mlth, Gary ...... Stancombe, Gregory 130 Salmon, Susan .... .... S mlth, James ..... Stancombe, Jerry .. 202 Salz, Leslle ....... .... S mlth, John .... Stancombe, Terry .. 202 Saml, John ..... .... S mlth, Kelly .... Standish, Barbara.. 202 Saml, Mlchelle ..... .... S mlth, Klm ..... Standlsh, Debra ..... ..... 1 64 Sandelur, Tracy .... .... S mlth, Lynn .... Stephens, Debble .... ...... 96 Sanders, Jlm ..... .... S mlth, Ruth .... Stephens, Matthew ..... .... 1 64 Sanders, Robert ............. Smlth, Teddy ..... Stephens, Scott ...... ..... 2 02 RED BAND Row 1: Karen Combs, Mary Brettnacher, Tammy Eskrldge, Margle Holtsclaw, Deanna Key, Sharon Carter, Debble Bartlett, Lucy Gratzer. Row 2: Karen Flsh, Sula Crawford, Terri McFadden, Kim Conners, Carol Hlll, Robertson, Suzanne .... .... Robinson, Ann ..... Rocoo, Tlmothy .... Rodrulguez, Dlan .. Rogowskl, Carol Rogowskl, Ruth .... Roll, Tlmothy .... Rolllns, Gaytha .... Root, Bobbette .... Root, Carolena .... Root, Chrlstenla Root, Darlenea ..... Root, Darren .... Root, Debble .... Routh, Polly Ruft, Ramona .... Rutl, Steve ........ Runyon, Dennls .... Rush, Flora ...... Ryan Kenny ..... Ryan Robb .... Ryan, Suzle Debble Wlllard, John Mltchell, Susan Lee, Mlke Deckert, Sherry McDermed, Theresa Pace, Chrls Wlllgrubs, Allcia Bertollno, Beth Brooklng. Row 3: Jon McPlke, Byron King, Bruce Cummings, Leah McPlke, Berry Ray, Davld Banks, Mark Banks, Kevln Lewis, Joe Freeman, Rlchard Deckard, Steve Lumpe, Davld Sproles, Mark Blevens, Tammy Pace. Row 4: Jack Jones, Greg Altor, Crls Kern, Patty Tackett, John McPlke, Mr. Blevlns, Mr. Jetterles, Cathy Baker, Terry Waggoner, Brent Pannlck. KEY CLUB Row 1-Nlck Herthel, Charlle Cralg, Mlke Anderson, Dean Kern, Dave Lewls, J.D. Hayes, Mlke Harrel, Blll Chamberlln, Mr. Hollday, Row 2-Kent McDonald, Gus McDonald, Greg McMullen, Tom Craig, Martln Hanson, Adrlan Dorsett, Sam Cralg, Jlm Blendowski, Robble Mowry, Jett Root, Row 3-Brian Johnson, Brlan Pugh, Kent Stahl, Ned Boyer, Clyde Mitchell, Greg Johnson, Brian Turpen, Rlley McKean, Steve Martln. Todd, Monty ...,. Todd, Teresa .... Tomey. Tomey, Lisa ..... Mark .... Torphy, Mlke ..... Treanor, Danny . .. Trobaugh, Suzanne Troutman, Patty... Trowbrldge, Robert True, Donna ...... True, Joey ........ Tumey, Kenny Turner, Beth ..... Turner, Gayla .... Turner. Jett ...... Turner, Kenneth .. Turner, Marsha Turner, Patty .... Turner, Ronnle Turner, Sandy Turner, Scott .... Turner, Steven .... Turner, Tracy .... Turpen, Brlan .... Turpln, Kevln .... Turpln, Kelsle .... Turpen, Steve .... Turpen, Steven Turpln, Bryan .... W Wade, Alan ....... Wade, Gregory Wade, Jlm ........ Wade, Joyce ..... Wade. Lee ..... Wade, Llnda ...... Wade, Pamela .... Wade, Pamela D. . Wade, Rhonda .... Waggoner, Bradley Waggoner, Edlth .. Waggoner, Marsha Wagner, Llsa ..... Wagner, Tlm ..... Wagoner, Elizabeth Wagoner, Tlm .... Waldon, Brlan .... Waldon, Chrlstle .. Walker, Elizabeth . Waller, Joan ...... Walls, Rhea Dawn Walt, Valerle ...... Walte, Kathy ...... Walters, Tammy .. Waltz, Karen ...... Waltz, Kent ....... Stepnakowskl, Mary ..... 164 Terrell, Clndy .... .. .. 86 Stepnakowskl, Marllyn ....... 130 Terrell, Helen .... ..... 2 08 Stepnakowskl, Maureen ....... 84 Terry, Barry ..... ..... 204 Stevens, Dana ............... 130 Terry, Brlan ..... ...., 1 66 Stevens, Janle .......... .. . 202 Terry, Dale ...... 86 Stevens, Karan .. Terry Mellssa Stewart, Blllle .... Terry. SXGVG ----- Stewart, Bradley .... .... T eter, Bruce .... Stewart, Jett ...... .... T eter, Gwen .... Stlgall, Cheryl Tetar Kelly Stlgall, Llsa ...... Stlgall, Randy .... Stlles, J.D ....... Stlles, Patty ..... Stockman, Debby Stout, F reddy .... Stout, Sherrle ..... .... . . . Stotts, Georgenna ..... Strange, John Strange, Sherry . . Stroud, Scott .... Stroud, Sherrl Strunk, Dean Strunk, Jackle Strunk, Kathy .... Strunk, Patty Sulllvan, Cathy. .. Sulllvan, Chrls Sulllvan, Jon ..... Sulllvan, Sheryl .. Sulllvan, Tlmothy Summers, Bllly .. Swango, Jett .... Sykes, Candice .. Sykes, Donna .... Tacket, T Patty .... Taggart, Carolyn . Tanksley, Sheryl. Tarr, Taryn ...... Taylor, Andra .... Taylor, Austlna .. Taylor, Debble . .. Taylor, Jett ..... Taylor, Llnda .... Taylor, Margaret . Taylor, Nancy .... Templeton, Scott. Thacker, Loretta. Thomas, Don .... Thomas, Rlta .... Thompson, Davld Thompson, Dlana Thompson, Penny ..... ..... Thompson, Ron .. Thrasher, Amy . .. Tlllett, Jett ....... Tlncher, Cheryl .. Tlncher, Deanna . Tlncher, Dlana Tlnsley, Vlvlan . .. Tlrey, Davld ..... Todd, Greg Todd, Kelly .... Todd, Mlke .... U Underwood, JoAnn Undemood, Judy . Usery, Donna ..... V VanTuyle, Roger .. Vanway, Klm ..... Vaught, Shella .... Vlce, Andy ...... Vlce, Joseph .... Vlce, Thomas .... Vorls, Elizabeth Warren, Dwlght Warren, Teresa Watson, Altredla .. Watson, Jammle . . Watson, Tammle .. Way, Wllllam ..... Weaver, Cathy . .. Weaver, Llnda .... Weaver, Pamela .. Webb, Allen ..... Webb, Donna .... Weber, Davld ..... Webster, Barry Webster, Mark .... Webster, Terrence Weddle, Jeff ...... Weldon. Garry .... Wesner, Angela . .. Wessel, Dennls Wessel, Penny .... Westerfleld. Nancy WHITE BAND: Row 1-Donna Webb, Glna Norman, Kelll Drake, Tammy Walters, Connie Slm mons, Collen Morrison, Tammy Combs, Marchelle Peyton, Row 2-Tammy Blackburn Lmdai Taylor, Linda Wade, Sherry Johnson, Mellssa Jeffers, Lyle East, Kevin Phipps, Andy Coleman Allan Wade, Mark Dwyer, Carollynn Taggart, Brlan Brasmer, Sandra Gllstrap, Row 3-John Sulllvan Sara McPlke, Donna Fowler, ark Prltchett, Tlm Sanders, Kevln Young Cheryl Klfner Davld Garland, Danny Bartlett, Jeff Stewart, Karen Stevens, Jan Reynolds, Chrls ox, Davld Tirey Penny Thompson, DRUMMERS-Brlan Blackwell, Ritchle Dyer, Mr. Blevins, Mr. Jefferies. GERMAN CLUB Row 1 Sherry McDermed, Bob Harmon, Teresa Drehoble, Barbara Hauter, Mike Riggle, Richard Hauter, Brian Ritter, Tommy Smoot, Jay Brock, Barry Terry, Robert Hedrick, Row 2 Cathy Polk, Julie Kern, Valerie Walt, Theresa Lumpe, Pat Martin, Marcia Fey, Elizabeth Edwards, Donna Usery, Nancy Dodds, Row 3 Mr. Short, Kevln Phipps, Mary Chambers, Karen Jeffries. Joyce Day, Mark McKnight, Dan Doran, Steve Soblek, David Doran, Steve Drehoble, Bill Beyers, Deanna Phillips, Mike Jacobs. Wever, Lesa ........ .... 90 Wheeler, Yolanda 168 White, Barry ....... .... 9 B White, Darren .... ..... 2 06 White, Larry ..... 168 White, Pamela ..... 168 White, Ricky ..... 168 White, Sherry .... .... 9 0 Whlte, Trudy ..... .... 90 Whltls, Randy .... ..... 2 10 Whltnef, Jett ....... .. . 168 Whltted, Denlse ..... 168 Whltted, RheaDawn 90 Wlgley, Jamie ...... 168 Wlgley, Jeffery ..... 134 QXAXX REFLECTION STAFF Row 1 Julle lkerd, Ben Taylor, Debbie Taylor, Susie Ryan, Lee Ann Plummer, Maureen Stepnakowskl, Terri Sargent, Row 2 Kim Gregory. Margaret Kastlng, Christy Evans, Andrea Benham, Susan Spencer, Glenda Reynolds, Cheryl Dorsett, Tammy Eskrldge, Julie Duncan. l It 1 Wlldman, Warren ..... 134 BLUE BAND Row 1 Anita Mitchell, Jamle Speer, Beth Byers, Patti Jones, Margaret Kastlng, Shawna Cummings, wmard' Debbie I... .-,., 2 05 Margaret Patton, Nora Marshall, Row 2 Theresa Lumpe, Jane Henderson, Cindy Router, Debbie Mullls, Melinda Wlllard, Jon ..... Wlllgrubs, Kris .... Wllllams, Belinda Wllllams, Dennis Wllllams, Lisa. . . Wllllams, Shayne.. Wllllams, Teresa ..... .... Wilson, John .. . Wilson, June Wllson, Michelle Wilson, Rebecca Wilson, Stan .... Hamilton, Becky Reuter, Bonnie Fye, David Duncan, Rachel Calloway, Mary Harrell, Tony Garfola, Angle Wesner, Row 3 Tammy Hunter, Tammy Hale, Teresa Purdy, Beth Ahrendt, Tlm Rocco, Debbie Johnson, Jeff Reynolds, Tom May, Lisa Johnson, David Thompson, Mark Davidson, Kathy East, Ramona More, Lisa Hllderbrand, Row 4 Tom Pat- ton, Guy Jackson, Danny Hewetson, Steve Emery, Mlke Sallee, David Berry, Carl Lyons, Mr. Blevins, Mr. Jeftrleg, Terry Webster, Phil Bennett, Sharlene Hunter. Wlnegar, Ginger .. Wlnegar, Julia .... wolcon, Kelly .... Wood, Martha .... Woodward, Terri .. Woodward, Tlm .. . Wray, John ...... Wray, Melanie .... wrlgm, Alan ...... Wrlght, Dewayne .. Wyatt, Steve ...... Wykoft, Nathon Y Yeslle, Jeff .... York, Cindy ..... .... 1 68 York, Connie ..... .... 2 06 Young, Beverly 98 Young, Debra ..... .... 2 06 Young, Karen ..... Young, Kathy ..... Young, Kevln ..... Young, Steve ..... Z Zaragosa. Raymond .... .... Zehr, Sandy ......... .... Zollman, Priscilla .... .... lf f CHOIR Row 1-Patty Bush, Shawna Cummings, Scott Emmons, John Stalker, Bob Clifton, Travis Hackney, Ed Brown, Eddie Webb, Patty Copeland, Sher Hargls, Cin- dy Taylor, Christina Root, Jill Mitchell, Kathy Bundy, Row 2-Nancy Ball, Helen Brashear, Scott Hedrick. Phll Bennett, Jlm Beavers, Jeff Reynolds, Martin Corey, Connie Corey, Marcle Page, Dawn Bridges, Trudy White, Becky Reeves, Kim Dugger, Row 3-Pam Hodges, Terrl Meadows, Cindy Brassfield, Melanie Greene, Jim Delpha, Greg Chestnut, Mlke Jones, Sam Craig, Mike Ritchie, Suzanne Robertson, Amy Thrasher, Prlscllla Zollman, Tracie Davis, Emily Graves, Sherri Fulkerson, Row 4-Teresa Lumpe, Ramona More, Paula Kern, Mark Huffman, Randy Stlgall, Kurt Hutchinson, Mike Sallee, Terry Webster, David Thompson, Ray Pace, Joe Gaines, Leann Chambers, Sharon Crane, Edith Wagoner, Emily Mcln- tyre. Sf PICTURES Students are anxious to receive their individual class pic- tures. They await their time in line for the photographer to take their picture-brushing or combing their hair, looking in mirrors to touch-up the face, and practicing smiles. Everyone wants to look good so the picture can be gladly given to friends and that special boyfriend or girlfriend. After the yearbook is received, the com- mon complaint is that there are not enough pictures in the book. Now that you are nearing the end of this REFLECTIONS, have you counted the number of times you appeared in the book? 1. Scott Roberts trles to capture the perfect expression. 2. Mrs. Blackwell dls- tributes the proofs and takes orders ln the bookstore. f J ' '-4, i was 5. ,z 2 SHALL PASS TH Fl U THIS PLACE BUT ONCE SO ANY GOOD I CAN DO... OF! ANY KINDNESS THAT I IVIAY SHOVV, LET IVIE SHOVV IT NOVV. . . . I ' s L J '1 x1 ' 1 LET IVIE NCT DELAY IVIY DUTIES TO OTHERS LET IVIE NCT IGNCFRE IVIY BROTHER -1-Q1. 'Liv-'S-X I I FOFI I SHALL NOT SEE THIS DAY AGAIN AND I VVON'T SEE THIS VVGFZLD BUT ONCE SJW . ,. , ' AND I SHALL NEVER PASS THIS VVAY AGAIN