Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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,l I I J, ,m,,r..'m -vu..-a.. 3 Q --'-a-fu-.-........ . . n . - . principal. FEA-FIRST ROW: Tammy McQuiston, Sharon Schreyer, Iarita Dunn, Sue Cravens, Scott Foster, Paul Miller and Miss Thompson. SECOND ROW: Ieri Martin, Rick Richey, Karen Downhour, PJ. Finster, Carolyn Cox, Sue Walker and Shelia Balsbauh. In addition to coordinating the student tutors, Mr. Foreman faces many responsibilities as assistant FEA, Student Tutors 167

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FEA fFuture Educators in Actionj officers this year were Lotte Shine, pres.g P.I. Finster, v. pres. and Iarita Dunn, sec.- treas. Sponsored by Miss Thompson, FEA contributed to Woodlawn Center and presented a tea for Lewis Cass teachers. Several members were in the Exploratory Teaching Program. The FEA FEA, Student Tutors Strengthen Educational System year ended with a senior banquet at Morris-Bryant Inn in Lafayette. The student tutor program involved juniors and seniors who worked with 7th and 8th graders needing extra help with their homework. They provided the individual help which teachers were sometimes unable to give in class. Hopeful of success, tutor Pam Phillips concentrates on her pupil. 166 FEA, Student Tutors 1 V, t i l STUDENT TUTORS-FIRST ROW: Susan Walker, Pam Phillips and Lu Anne Poe, ROW: Mr. Foreman, P.I. Finster, Pam Metcalf, Shirley Tuttle and Beth Bahler.

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Speech, Science Clubs Help Entertain Cass Ioining forces with the Palette Club, the Speech Club constructed their Homecoming float as a second prize winning castle and sponsored eventual queen Luci Bowyer. Speech Club members participated in all phases of the drama program, hoping to gain enough points to become a member of the Thespian Society, an honorary group of actors. Thespian Society members at Cass included Iamie Murray, Lotte Shine, P.I. Finster, Scott Foster and Michelle Goff. Among the activities of the Science Club this year was to show the movie The World's Greatest Athlete in a convocation for the entire school just prior to Christmas recess. They also sponsored a guest speaker, Dr. Mikel, who visited Cass and discussed organic chemistry and pharmacology. The jr. high Science Club took a trip to Elwood Haynes Museum and to the Howard County Historical Museum as a part of their club activities this year. Their new project I for 76 was a school beautification program. IUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB-FIRST ROW: Dean Myer, Rob Helvie, Tom Cripe, lim Balmer, Iudy Hodson, Sandra jumper, Becky Cook, Beth Gordon, Lori Morris, Gina Sullivan, Darla Piercy and Tia Guy. SECOND ROW: Willie Hoover, Duane Sailors, Iames Cohee, jeff Wisler, Paul Knutson, Kelly Ayers, Rick Sisson, Susan Finney, Iulie Myers, Melody Metcalf, Lori Guy and Cassie Logan. THIRD ROW: Ted Cravens, Ken Chambers, Kelly Fry, Trent Goff, Greg Rush, Kathy Little, Patty Spencer, Lisa Hoffman, Iill Berlet, Lori Bishop, Penny Holtsclaw, Andrea Beckley, Shomay Fox, Iill Maughmer, Gloria Rush and Sondra Sanders. FOURTH ROW: Greg Maxwell, Steven Paul, Scott Chapman, Mark A. Martin, Mark D. Martin, Duff Miller, Clay Apple, Mike Rose, Stacey Thompson, Ken Iones, Iamie johnson and Tim Bishop. FIFTH ROW: Sherri Dilts, Cindy Carey, Brenda Sisson, Karen Dixon, Sabrina Scott, Ed Schoenradt, Sandy Appleton. Mary lane Henry, Kevin Santee, Angie Starbuck, Iames Tolley, Anna Marie Dibble and Linda Blanford. 168 Speech, Science