Central High School - Centralian / Sagas Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1989 volume:

Student Life Golden Moments - page 5 Organizations Golden Opportuniries - page 21 Medols of Gold - page 39 the ofalen YEARS Throughout the course of four years, our minds as well 05 many friendships, begin to develop and mo- ture. From freshman induction to grodu- otion, the Class of 1989 has found the strength to make these high school years some of the best of our lives. We have made the effort it takes to make our senior year the best it can be. However, each individual or Cen- trol put forth every effort to make our school strong and excel or everything we do. One of the most important tasks of the yearbook staff is choosing 0 theme, The purpose of the theme is to unify the book,- therefore, we must decide upon 0 theme that will sum Up our years at Central. HThe Golden Years seemed to sum up everything. Each year has held a certain Hgolden memory that we will always remember. It is up to the individ- ual to decide upon the memory which has mode this year 0 Hgolden one. We must remember that only the years come on end. The special memo- ries and friendships will lost forever, The rest of our lives lie before us with many exciting opportunities Serving as suc- cessful leaders at Central hos prepored us for any possibilities that will lie in whatever path we choose to take. In all that we do, the Class of 1989 will always remember the llGolden Yeors. Academics Honors of Gold - page 61 People Hearts of Gold - page 71 Signs of a be ginnin g A year or Central is 0 year full of mem- ories. For most, the: memories Will hOperIIy THE CLASS of 1989 made A Night on the Town'i a success, be good. Central 15 full of mony troditionol activities. Prom is 0 time when we are able to pull out our formols which have been sit- ting in the hall closet from 0 previous occo- sion. This is just one of the many traditions of Central High School. As Closs Doy comes around, everyone becomes aware of the end of the year. For some, it is the end of high school years, and the beginning of 0 new life filled with col- lege or work. For others, it isjust the begin- ning of their high school career. As soon as the words iicloss dismissed are said by Principal Joon Finch, the memo- ries of the ending school year end the vis- ions of on exciting future race through our minds. For the seniors, however, the year does not really end until Commencement. The years when one is being prepared for iithe real world are summed up in one cer- emony. Now, we should be ready to expe- rience the new and exciting challenges which Iie oheod. FLOWER GIRLS odded color to graduation. CLASS DAY marked the beginning of the fi- nol year for the Class of 1989. THE CLASS of '89 took their position 05 seniors for the first time. NW. mexxx$ Strurring his 5ruff 05 one of Owen's Angels, Joe Asbury shows his spirit, Varsity members Twr5r and Show ' Slephonle Fellows just loves eating pepper cheese! 'Hidee hey, Hfdee ho V . . The chant of our undefeated fresh- man was led wfrh spin? or a pep assembly Vownleer vomiy voNeybolIoMye's 3'10ch 049 her serve Did rhe Harrison cheerleaders really come to wsrr before secnonol59 DRUM MAJORS Caro Johns and Jim Welsmon execute rhem moves mm precmon C-E-MFRnAi oil for 15 heard 05 me bond performs rhe school rower COACH OWEN calls the plays ' DOC CARTER gives vorsfry player Ellis Clark 0 mm CHARLES FRANCIS rakes 0 break from me omen BEAR WINKLE arouses school spirit Sho wing fh eir VARSITY cheerleaders smke up new poses N5 TO the rop for Me reserve cheerleaders PRA CTICE makes perfecr for Jason Morrlngly and Jennifer Wells VARSHY cheedeoders solure me red whlre and blue or a foorboll game HONEYBEARS Louro Cole lomle Mewery and Jenme Knl'ghr 5m'ke o pose during a holfnme performance HONEYBEARS show school 5pm! while performmg rhe rous- er of 0 pep assembly HALFTIME ends with me enrerroinmenr of the Honeybeors HONEYBEARS do rhe wove. AMANDA WALL and M Heim pose or rhe finish of o holfrime performance. .4 REPRESENTING rhe freshman class were Kelly Mr'lrer and Tracy Kollker, Amanda rerordr' 0nd Buddy Holes REPRESENTING me sophomores were Ivy Melsberger and Darren Henderson, Julie VonHoose 0nd Kr'm McWr'llroms A,z WITH A TIP of his hot, King Jeremy Nelson and Queen Kristo Poce exir with o smile. RUNNERS-UP Queen and K mg were Angie Crick and Do vid Berrrom THE JUNIOR represenronves were Jock Parsons and Kim McMoken, Erin Mann orrd Jon Arendr. Football Homecoming, 1988 was held on Friday night September 16 Four students from each of the freshmen sophomore, and junior closses and 12 students from the se- nior class were chosen as representatives in thIs presenta- tion. During the game, the representatives sot together m the stands and anxiously onricipoted the announcement of the homecoming king and queen Wthh would roke place or hoIf-timev The female representatives were driven Ground the stadium in convertibles end then escorted onto the field by the mole representatives In ascending order - from freshmen to seniors - during hoIf-time of the Central- North gome. Then the results were announced over the loudspeaker: Runner-up king . Dovid Bertram, Runneteup queen - Angie Crick, King - Jeremy Nelson, and Queen - Km- to Pace. Immediately followmg the game, thejunior closs spon- sored 0 dance honoring the court. The court members had 0 special dance to the theme song HHonds to Heaven 't James Surron I ' a4 tg- ZM- RUNNER-UP Angie Crick and Queen Kristo Pace flash a smile for the camera. 5ENIOR REPRESENTA TIVES Stephanie Fellows and Robert Games. SENIOR REPRESENTA TNES Volene Longen 0nd Jerenw Nelso't 11 SENIORS Frolondo Gilliam and Andrea Owsley go up for the rebound while scrl'mmoging, BEARS make a mighty swing to launch Cen- rrol info a winning season ACCURACY is Ihe key to making a basket so Will Cartwright rakes careful oim JUNIOR Audie Wilson returns boH info opponem's coun. l WOULDN'T wonr ro be coughr m rhls posmom THE BEAR5 run for 0 Iouchdown while fighrfng off rhe Norm Huskies, VARSITY soccer member Brandon Rormdx choIlenges opponenr for DOSSE'SSIOI? of me boN DRAMA: E A C HS Tradition - ,. e 7 .. v Dromo: H 4 , . intended ro porrroy life, or for 0 FALL PLAY CAST - Slmng from left. Krlsrin Givens, Grerchen Hofer, Jennie nghf, Tine McMolsen, character To rell 0 story through the ocrions ond diol- Dorren Goebe!, Renae Swhemnch, Jessmo McBnde. 2nd row- TrICIo Stocks, Melxsso Conder, Hillary Al- 096 Of the enocrors This, 05 defined by Webster's rekruse, Willie Hurts, Jxll Fuller, Kir Degenhorr, reocher Annie Wirrgen, Kristie Thomoson, April Moynord, . . . Jennifer Roberts Deon Lenz Bock; Director Jack Schriber, Joson Monmgly, Alerhio Doviess, Jerry Proc- chnonorYr '5 rhe purpose Of the Central Ployers. e. ton Jim Moyse, Becky Loanorde Jesse Knighr, Brenr Oliver Bringing enrerroinmenr TO the stage by portraying . 0 different character and making that chorocrer be- lievable ro the audience is what drama is all about. With the support of rhe srudenr body, faculty, and community, Centrol hos been able to present pro- e ducrions such 05 Jim Jacobs and Warren Cosey's i Grease , Kristen Sergel's HForher Knows Best , and ' HMorher was a Freshman by Rophoel Dovid Blou. Also, Centrol's Mr. Jock Schriber composed on onrhol- ogy ro produce UComedy 0 Sampling. These, how- ever, are just 0 few, The tradition of rhe Central 1 players continued with le Hoppens Every Summer. 3 l l THE ACTRESSES of Cenrrol's fall ploy ore '5iIrlng pretty FE! m: CAMERA SHY? No, not these girls! THE GO 5 of Cenrrol's drama deportmenl offa We or GrubbieS Look Ma, no hands! Jason Adams, Brent Counrs, and R wry Selier get crazy or GWG , . , rhere's a bear! ixon, Pace cro wned ro yalr y Boslsetboll Homecoming 1989 was held on Friday, Feburory J Two couples from each of the freshmen, sophomore, 0nd junior classes and six couples from the senior Closs were chosen to the court. During the gome, the court members sot together and anxiously anticipated the announcement of the 1989 homecoming king and queen which was to take place or holftime. Voting took ploce earlier that doy in on oll school assembly. At holftime, the female representatives were escorted on to the gym floor by the mole representatives in ascending order - from freshmen to seniors. Then the results were announced: Runnervup king - Chorles Francis, Runner-Up queen - Lori McCIorney, King - Billy Dtxon and Queen , Kerry Poce. Immediately following the game, the Student Council sponsored o donce hon- oring the court. HLost in Your Eyes was the special theme song this year. REPRESENTING the senior class were Robert Theuerltouf and An- nette White. SENIOR representatives Todd Kolllrer and Robin Boggemon SENIOR representatives Robbie Frank and Chrisry Coudill, SENIOR Representatives Jock Breunr'g 0nd Stacie Kohre REPRE5ENTING the freshman Class were Eric Houn and Lauren Corr, Kasey Horsrkener and Kevin Moesnerv BASKETBALL Homecoming King and Queen were Billy Dixon and Kerry Pace RUNNERS-UP King and Queen were Charles Froncrs 0nd Lorr McClarney REPRESENTING rhe sophomores were 130 Becker and Mary 10 Freeman, L150 Korff 0nd Brenr Maynard, s. b M. gi jUNrOR represenrorrves were Jarred Frscher and Krwsra Hasenmm re: A w Grab? a H Krr Degenhorr SENIOR jerem y Nelson poses for rhe comero while enjoying 0 siow dance, JUNIORS Tom Knorr and Joann McCuIiey pose for their 88 Turnobour pictures. MOST couples seemed Io enjoy the slow dances, 'Hold on to the Night ' Thanks to AI Copp and his corroon HLirrle Abner the idea of girls chasing guys is no longer unheord of, It all srorred in rhe Lirrie rown of Dogpolch USA. One day our of the year, usually in November, rhis lirrle town got rogerher to celebrate Sodie Howkins day, For Doisy Moy, one of the main chorocrers, and many orher young girls, this was 0 long awaited doy. The rrodirion of Sodie Hawkins consists of the young men, when given 0 signal, take off running About 0 nninure Iorer oil of rhe young girls roke off ofrer rhe young men If 0 girl was fosr enough and happened ro corch one of rhe guys, she and her cotch were allowed to get married. Doisy Moy oiwoys wenr offer Little Abner; however, we suppose he wos too fast since there has never been 0 sequel. Any- how, this is what could be, if your imagination allows it, rhe beginning of 0 turn- o-bour. The 1989 Turnobour donce Hold on to rhe Night was held on Sorurdoy, No vember 12 or rhe Pipefiners Union Hell. The Senior Closs had the biggest rumour ever with over 380 srudenrs onending. Two 10ft roll video screens were an added feorure that mode Turnobow '89 o tremendous success, VJ. '5 liven up rhe dance with rheir videos. JUNIORS jeno Alexander and Jill Heim smile pretty for the camera. i SOPHOMORE OFFICERS arundlny Vice Presldenrjoson Morringly, Treasurer Kim McWilliom5, Presidenr Julie Von Hoose Skiing. Secretory Candy K uesrer FRESHMAN OFFICERS: President Lauren Corr, Vice President Tracey Kollker, Secretory Karrino Hansen, Treasurer Eric Houn. JUNIOR OFFICERS: President Joe Asbury, Vice President Rusty Seiler, Secref- tory Jock Parsons, Treasurer Jarrod Fisher. .3? M 4 -:I Hard work results in a very successful year Officers lead 3 tuden ts The 1988-89 Closs Officers ond Student Council excelled in mony activities to make this on eventful and exciting year The Senior Class Officers began the year with the annual Tumobout Donce on November 12. The dance was held or Pipe Fitters Union Hall on St, Joseph Avenue and for the first time, the music was provided by o video jockey rother then 0 disc jockey. Two 10'x10i screens provided music and great entertainment. Tumobout proved to be on exciting and memorable events The sponsors for the Closs of '89 are Mrst Judy Isooc 0nd Mrs. Mary Jo Nixon. Lou- rel Offermon, Vice-President, remembers, HThe Class of '89 has brought about many chonges including bringing the king ond queen back to prom and using modern equipment to chonge the ordinary DJ to 0 VJ ivideo jockew ot turnobout 88' The officers, with the help of Mrs, Nixon and Mrs. lsooc, also planned the senior trip, SENIOR OFFICERS: President Kerry Pace, Vice Prey idem Laurel Offermon and Val Longen, Secretory commencement, closs gift, and other octivi- ties throughout the year. The Junior Closs Officers began the year by planning the 1988 Fall Football Homecoming which was 0 tremendous suc' cess. Mrs Milt Knopfmeier and Mrs Sherry Smith are sponsors for the Class of '90. Thejuhiors also planned the Junior-Se- hior Prom traditionally held in the spring. The Sophomores held the annual con- dy sole in February Meetings were held throughout the year so the sophomores could begin planning their activities for the Upcoming years Mrs. Janet Leismer ond Mrs. Dorlehe Dycus ore sponsoring the Class of '91s The Freshman Class started the year strong by winning the Pep Jug in the first Pep Assembly. The sponsors for the class of '92 ore Mrs Louro Wright, Mr. Milse Roberts, ond Mrs Bonnie Alcornv Mr. Roberts says his gool this fine McMokert, Treasurer SIOCio Kahre year is to promote unity tn the cioss so that in future years the octivrties they ore WV volved in will be successful ' The Student Council proved to be one of the most octive orgonizotiorts at Central The Executive Committee oTong With the Representative Committee represented the ideas and opinions of the entire student body. This yeor Student Council porticrpoted in end planned several activities ihciuding the following: bosketboll homecoming publication of student directories changing the First Ave sigh weekly, vorious pep ocV tivities, end the populor Gotto Weor Grubbies donce Kristo Poce, President of Student Court- cil, says, The Student Counci! stoyed very busy this year end i was proud to be their president. NUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Treasurer Kit Degemr hart, President Kristo Pace, Vice President Jennifer Knight Secretory Hillary Altelrruse Join fhe Club . . . Righf Courryord Keepers keep courrs beoun'ful for srudenrs to enjoy. Above: C OUR TYARD KEEPERS - 15f row: Toscho Winiger, Tricia Siocks 2nd row: sponsor Chris Gelser, Lisa Barnes, Valerie Woodward Melissa Ellis, Votheinlonde-r, JenniferSChulrz, Andrea 5miih 3rd ro wv K oelle C orberr, T on y Hommonds, Morvo Zwohlen 41h ro w: sponsors Mike Reini- go and C urr Hahn, Brion Tieken, Poul Freeman, Brion Suits, John York, Bo Becker, Rob De Villez nghf ART CLUB OFFICERS Shane Howell, Ginger Klingermon, Deanna Woods, Geno McGuyer. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS - Jason Nierhammer, Heo'her Bell, Rhonda Koch GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS - Jim Weismon, Kevin Ringhom, Korhy York, Missing.- Amy Wilzbocher. Melissa Conder V SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS - left to right: Deanna Woods, K evin Webb, Missy Leach, Jack Parsons, jennifer Cores. The 88-89 Centrolion editors stoned the year off with change. After gaining knowl' edge from journalism comps in the summer, 0 decision to alter old ways wos mode A new nomeplote was developed, and style adopt- ed, 05 the staff got reorganized for 0 new and exciting year. There was much pressure on the newspaper staff to develop interesting new story and picture ideas and to meet stiff deod- lines. The Cub stoff experienced some of the some pressures and deadlines when they suc- : xmtxlnm -. '2; i hiznhnh gHr nn-r :-w 7 8 i tint! what. dz. u 34.1 .7, I , v6.4 .71 z . NEWSPAPER EDITORS Jill Fuller and Leigh Noffsinger PHOTOGRAPHERS: Becky Longford 0nd Shana Sutton cessfuliy produced the onnuol Centrolion Cub edition. The yearbook stoff wosn't deprived of deadlines either 05 they worked to come up with creative angles to express this great yeort Beyond oil the pressures and deadlines, breaks were needed. Students took on occo- sionol time-out to have some fun, Overall, the whole stoff pulled together through trials and tribulations to make this o yea of journalism success Sumner, Dona feogue PA GE EDITORS: 1st row e David Bertram, Am y Wilzbocher, Gretchen Hofer, Tina McMoken, Top row - Angie Crick, Danielle Kline, Julie Jenkins. TYPESEUER Tina McMoken REPOR TERS 15f row - Angie Mottmgly Jackie Johnson. Greg Dow's, Robbie Frank, Melissa Street, Stephanie Alexandet Heather Seifert Top row e jeremy Nelson Choc! Angle Robe Theuerkouf, Jill Horrin, Shelly .1 ring . K m FR 6 YEARBOOK EDITORS: Melissa Conder and 5mm: Kohre YEARBOOK SECTION EDUORS 15f row Kerry Pore Lon MCCIorv ney, Becky Worrell, M90550 Conder Top row 7 Knsio Pace Lou rel Offermon Jennie Knighr, Andrea Graham, Laura Cole 5roczo Kohfe CUB STAFF 15r row - Jena Knopfmezer, Knsro Hosenmeyer Suye Lurz. Jason Adom5 HoNy HOssel Jill Hem, Melome Momn Sarah McDonmd 2nd row Tom Knorr Krr Degenhorr Chflj jones Hm wry AXrelvuse Amanda Wall, Amy WoKker Ml Miler Daphne Raider 3rd row a LON Schomhorsr Heorher Young jenmfer Wele Jim Morley Toby Jeffnes HoNy LeHer Amy LOVme Jena Alexander, Shana Diggersioff Top row john Hemhelbech Tony Chemersky Scan 0 RlSlfy Jason Sth Rusry Seller jon Arenw R ah for the Gold and Bro wn Centralls Cheerleaders 0nd Honeybeors kept up the long, proud tradition of Gold and Brown spirit this 8869 yeori The Honeybeors, coached by Susie Hern'n, started off their season in the summer with 0 dance camp at Eastern Illinois University The y learned new dance routines and techniques and competed in a home routine competition, The girls come home with 0 Superior trophy qualifying them for Nationals, spirit sticks, and a Friendliest Squad Trophy, along with over 60 blue ribbons for individual performances. The girls performed at all home football and bos- ketboll games. The Varsity, Reserve, and Freshman cheer- leaders, sponsored by Lynn 5eiler and Jim Gardner, started off CH5 spirit with summer Cheerleading camps. The Varsity and Reserves attended camp at University of Kentucky where they practiced hard and competed. The Varsity come home with 0 most improved squad trophy and spirit sticks, while the Res- erves brought home men y ribbons and spirit awards. The Freshman squad attended comp In Murray University and also brought home spirit awards and ribbons, plus new techniques and ideas, The Varsity and Reserve squads competed in Indianapolis at the Indiana State Fair, with the Reserves placing 4th in their divi- sion, Allthree squads heldo cheerleading Clinic THE HONEYBEARS 152 tow - Becky Worrell, SIOCTO Kohre ten- for surrounding schools, and kept up pep all nie Knight Shelly Sumner 2nd row e Tino McMoken Angie year round Crick Louie Cole Loutel Offermon Annie Terrell jodie Fore Jill Helm Top row - Kim MCMoken, Kelly Smith Amy Schell tulle Jenkins Leslie Schmitt jomie Mowtey Amanda Wall, Gretchen Hater Michelle DuVoll Jill Miller Melis5o Conder lodie Mullen. sponsor 5u51e Hemn SENIOR HONEYBEARS. 1st row - Melisso Conder, Tino McMoken, Gretchen Hofet, Jennie Knight, Becky Worrell, 2nd row e Michelle DuVoII, Srocio Kohre, Angie Crick, Shelly Sumneri Lourel Offermone Top row - Louro Colev SENIOR Honeybeors perform at halftime. SENIOR HONEYBEAR, Angie Crick, does the Pee Wee Hermon'T or a home football game. THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: 1sr row - Kerry Pace, Kn'sro Poce 2nd row Jennifer Well5, Jon Hansen, Lori MCCIomey. 3rd row - Vol Longen, Jeremy Nebon, Jason Momngly, Drondis Weber Top row Jon Arendr. Kevin Koch, Cameron Powers, 5reve CorroN. mKSHU The famous 'wolkfn9 mount never fails ro rouse rhe cr0wcl mELOHO Senior Vorsiry Cheerleaders: 15r row - Valerie Longen, Lori MCClorney. 2nd row - Kristo Pace, Jeremy Nelson, Cameron Powers, Kerry Pore. RESER VE CHEERLEA DERS: lefr to right - Candy K uesrer, NIKKI Ashley, Shannon Frasier, 5honnon Douby, Julie Von Hoose. VARSITY CHEERLEADER, Brondis We- ber and Beorwmkle dance it up or half- nme. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: 15f row - Karo Rose, Bridgerr L0- Chonce 2nd r0w Louro Urherlond, Case y Horslserrerv 70p row Marcie Hosenmeyer, Kelly Srel'ffe. The bear goes on! The instrumentalists, under the direction of Mr. Steve Scherer, proved octive this year. During football season, the Color Guard, and Fiog Corps performed or every home game. The bond and orchestra worked hard raising money through 0 corwosh, candy sole, and a gourmet nut sole. The money went toword new uniforms costing over $30,000. The Concert Bond, and Pep Bond, and Concert Orchestra held 0 Christmas concert in December that was 0 success. In Aprii the groups put on 0 spring concert The orchestra, sponsored by Youth Resources, performed in 0 community nursing home several times. The Concert Bond competed in the district bond and orchestra contest held in April. in January, many individuals and groups portici- pared in the soio-ensemble contest held or the University of Evans- ville. The participants also held 0 recitol prior to the contest for friends and relatives. In addition to oil their other activities, the instrumentalists provid- ed 0 Pep Bond or every home bosektboli game, and the Flog Girls presented the flags. Director Steve Scherer says that this year was one to grow and buiid. The instrumental department began with 60 people and end- ed the year with over 120 people. 7th Annual EVANSVILLE INVITATIONAL MARCHING BAND FESTIVAL Central ,Stddim it September 10. 1988 ' Evansville. India BAND MEMBERS Drum Majors e Caro Johns, Jim Weismon. 15f row - Corljohns, Andre Collins, Poul Freeman, Todd Bo vo, Mantra Durkm, Damon Wirherspoon, Alex Noffsinger. Holly Flondermeyer, Mike Feller, Zandro Um, Deon Lenz, Michelle Phillips, K I'm Borrley. 2nd row - Director Steve Scherel, Jackie Johnson, Barb Franzen, Jamey Casey, Morva Zwohlen, Ken Hulchinson, Daniel Goodwin, Kevin Moesner, 59th Kramer, Alisha Skaggs, Bryon Gardner, Holly Myer, Alena Grishom, Angie Schwartz, Nicole Kline, Teresa thsleod, Stephanie Graham. 3rd row - Dow'dLurz, Paulo Horrelson, Bobby Watts, DonielDoniels, Tiffany Mortingly, Karla Moore, David Banks, Mark Winremheimer, joson Mottmgly, Steve Fogle, Eric Bickmeier, Chad Lultrell, Bryon Smith, Bart Welre, Lona Heckel, Ronald Edge, Steve Pointer, Lee Ann Jewell, Leonard Tidwell. Top row - Jennifer Pegrom, Lisa Nelson, Jenny Barnett, Amanda Howes, Shea Hurt, Amie Pointer, Staci Bovo, Tony Venturinl, Andrea Horrelson, Sally Moyes, Andrea Hortig, jomie Stanley, Donyel Renfro Marlo Grover. amoxw Bond and orchesrro director Sieve Scherer gives a musical solure ORCHESIRA MEMBERS: 1st row Vonesso Schwirz, Joon Jomes, Jennifer Roberts, Kendro Boyd, Jennifer Riley, Mindy Lumell. 2nd row Liso Barnes, Tommy Crowley, Renee Suhrhemnch, Neeno Jenkins, Koren Crowley, Ange- lo Working, Jill Fuller, Kyle Kromer, Jennifer Peogrom, Jennifer Childers, Shea Hurr, Hillory Alrekruse, Jeff Emhuff. Top row Christine Esporzo, Crysrol Mercer, Adrlenne Allen, Ruth McVey. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: Jackie Johnson, Jim Wet'smon, David Banks, Andrea Horrelson. wELOXW All-Ciry 0nd All-Srore members- 1st row - MoniCo Durlw'n, HINary Alrelvuse, Mindy LurrrellA 2nd row - Karla Moore, Zondro Um, Vanessa 5ch wirz. Top row - T on y Venrurinf, joson Morn'nng. Missing - jill Fuller, Kyle K romer, Nicole K line, Renee Suhrhemn'ch, Stephanie- Graham. The Sounds of Music Mayer, Tricia Stocks, Missy Leach, Misty Kay, ,. dro Cuffle, Down Lurrermon, Ryan Houn, A ' Walker, Donny Walker, Steve Eggleston, Je McBride, Myra Boods, Katrina Goiley, LeJJ Schmirr, Amy Shell, Shane Small, Dale Bened Jason Hardin, Julie VonHoose, Paulo Horrelson, chelle Browne, Brenda Kreger. dEFD WP5R STAFF 1st row w Ken Murray julie Gerlemon. Heorher Roberrson Top r0w Mr Mike Remz'go Mark Reserve Kathy M1- mel, Mom Olson 5honnon MWS ALL-CITY Chofr members: Darren Goebel, Melissa Conder, Nonene Barron, April May- nord, Jason Morrlngly. CHOIR OFFICERS: left ro n'ghr - Jennie Knight, Melissa Conder, Steve Carroll, Rick Bogon, ?'an McMoken, Mary lone Burton, Darren Goebel. Modngols 5mg rhe 5rar Spangled Banner or basketball pre- game The Cancer! Choir Christmas program was a success The Concert Choir, Modrigoi Singers and WPSR staff had 0 busy and exciting yeOt. To- gether. they kept The Sounds of Music going or CH5. The Choir stoned off the year with fun- draisers to raise money for 0 Christmas pro- gram which was 0 big success. Soon after, they procticed for the Solo and Ensemble Contest in February Singsotion was their next pro- gram in the spring for parents, friends, and rel- otives. The Modrigol Singers were chosen at the beginning of the yeor by outdition. They be- gon procticlng for the many Christmas pro- grams and charity performances. Among others, the group performed or Washington Square Mall, Fronco's Restaurant, Evansville Country Club, and several nursing homes. They also held 0 well-ottended onnuol Modri- gol Christmas Dinner in December, WPSR out of CHS is 0 community favorite. By having 0 school station, 90.7 FM, the staff teorned 0 lot and had 0 fun time. MADRlGAL 5lNGER5 take it easy QLL-STATE Choir members: Poul Freeman, Nonnerre Burton. Leading the way E very year a group of Central Students, or- ganized by Mr. David Koehler, board a plane and fly to our nation '5 capitol to participate in the National Close-Up programs fhe Close-Up program is designed to give high school students an opportunity to take a look at the government 'tclose-up. The program in- cludes a tour of Washington DC, the White House, Arlington Cemetery, The Smithsonions, and many other Important and historical places, It also includes guest speakers with speciot insights to give information, answer questions, and start heated debates. The group even enjoyed a day of shopping in Georgetown and a look at Geor- getown University. Close-Up is such a great learning experi- ence because there's so much excitement and its so much fun, says senior Kerry Pace. National Honor Society had a successful 66- 89 year. The year began with the election of offia cers who led the group in fund raising, service ptoA jects, and fun times, Projects such as 0 Clean campus campaign, Christmas carols for the elderly and a tutoring serv vice brought needed services to the school and community. In addition, the Society baked a five foot long cake for faculty and staff during Teacher Appreciation Week. They were in charge of the ' Doro C ommunications System, and also kept bul- letin boards in the front halls updated with C enttol students that were recognized in the E vonsville newspaper. NHS has been successful this year or pro viding services to the school and community NH5 MEMBERS work long hours or home on fundraising NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st tow e sponsor Sandro 5mget Ptesldent 11m Wet'smon, VICe-Ptestdent Pot Wolf Secretory Toscho Wt'nlget. Treasurer Jason Nfethommet, sponsor Betty Wittekindt 2nd row e John York Jone Wetsmcm Jackie Johnson, MlFuller Shane Howell Melissa Condet Kristo Pace, Valerie Longeh Top row - Gret- chen Hater, Stocto Kohte, Kevin Bennett, Heothet Belt, Ane dreo Graham, Louto Cole. Robert Theuetkouf Kerry Pace Mtssmg ,e Jennie Knight, ftno McMoken, Becky Longford Borbto Rogers NHS MEMBERS Melissa Condet, and Jill Fuller attend a leadership seminar CLOSE'UP participants 15! row e Jill Fuller; DeAnno Woods, Toscho Wint'get, Becky Wortell, Kerry Poce. Top tow - Gretchen Hofer, WW Hurts, Pot Wolf, Poul Freeman Jenntfet Wells, coordinator David Koehlet, 5r. Every year CH5 dromo puts on o successful foll play and spring ploy or musical. This year director Jock Schriber and assistant director Annie Witrgen chose It Happens Every Summer for the fell ploy. The spring production was Fame . Both costs worked hord or learn- ing lines, gathering costumes, and long reheorsols to make CH5 dro- mo 0 success again this year. Of course actors and directors aren't oil that make 0 show Be- hind the scenes the lights and sounds crew was on essential key to Central productions Under the supervision and guidance of Janet Leismer the lights and sounds crew had the precision and timing to be a success. They worked hard, long hours with play costs and pro- gram directors to put on great productions. VT HAPPEN5 Every Summer'h mounfs fo a dramatic moment. JERRY PROCTOR losr in rhoughr during rhe foU May, NANNETTE BURTON encounrers o 5UP prise onock JERRY SIDE5 worked Xong hours behind rhe scenes, LIGHT5 AND SOUND Crew, Jerry Sides, Bo Becker, Andy prSKG, Tony Hammond: Missing 7 David Luiz and Toscho Wlnfger Excellen ce in FiETIUN mm, m k W Academic Superbo wl Roundtable Academics SADD Physics Club Speech Team Debate Team ACADEMICSUPERBOWL IEAM: 1st row - Jill Fuller, DeAnno Woods, Andrea Tidwell, Brenda Kreger, Barbra Rogers, Hillary Alrekruse, Jackie Johnson. Top row i Kevin Buehler, Joel Seiberr, Kevin Bennerr, Kevin Ringham, Brian Sums, K urr Simpson, Par Wolf, john York, sponsor Mrsv Wlnekindr. ROUNDTABLE ACADEMIC TEAM: 1st row - Peggy Milchell, David Banks. Top row - Eric Floyd, Monica Poinrer, M ychell Gibson, Sonya Walls. Missing - Arr Clordy. SADD OFFICERS: Jill Fuller, Jim Weismon, Karla Mooreuv Organizations BARBRA ROGERS enthusiastically gives 0 speech. PHYSICS CLUB OFFICERS: Jason Smirh, Mike Daron, Karla Moore, Serh Kromerv 5PEECH fEAM OFFICERS: 1st row - Jason Davis, Jackie Johnson, Top row - Jennifer Whirmer, Jennifer Borne , Renee 5urheinrich DEBA TE IEAM: Sonjoy Sakorla, Jason Davis, Brent Oliver, sponsor Mrs. F unkhouser, Renee 5urheinrich. L; ,7 No M onke y B usin ess! DECAY 1st raw Rochelle Turner, Angle Sulowslxe. Top row sponsor Mr Goen, BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS OFAMERICA. Andrea Hurts, foscho Winiger, Linda Hartman, Willie Kennedy, Billy Dixon. Missing - Tonya SeI'ler U50 Morron '69 TEAM wins first tournament championship Bears win Sectional! in school '5 history They were fighters and nor quirrers - Coach Owen After 0 slow start 13-51, the 1988-89 Centrol football team come on strong and accomplished what no other CH5 football team had done e won the closs 5-A Footboll Sec- tionol. Coach Mike Owen's Beors were impressive in detecting Reitz 21-17 in the seoson finale and then contin- ued with Sectional wins over New AI- bony, Bedford North Lowrence 0nd Horrison. The seoson ended at Terre Houte when the TH. South Broves topped the Bears in 0 game played on ostro turf which caused Centrol ployers uslipping problems oll night. Still, Centrol finished the yeor 0t 6- b which wasn't bod since there were few returning starters from the previ- ous year's team. Severol players were honored by being named to on Alerity or All- Conference team including Johnn Liggett, Charles Froncis, Bobby Goines, Ellis Clerk and David Bert- rom. Cooch Owen wos Hextremely proud of the teom 0nd opprecioted the way they never gave up. After losing four in 0 row toward the end of the season, I liked the way they come back and won four of the lost five games, They were fighters and not quitters, he said. U ,, . WHEN? vaff are Searors Charter Ironog L857 VARSIT Y FOOTBALL - 1st row, from lefr: W. K ennedy, J. Nelson, C Francis, V. Wilson, J. Sutton, A. Urley, G. Davis, D. Bertram, R. fheuelkauf, C Angle, E. Clark 2nd row: T. Pierce, 6, Moholm, T. Wright J. Bailey, f, Rodgers, 0 Wolf, 1 Brewing, J. Coukos, E Caro, T. Frirrs 3rd row; J. Davis, M, 5chminlve, J, Smith, 13. Gaines, D McFarling, M, Greubel, M. Eorley, J. Brown, N Gonmer, JV Liggerr 4th raw: J. Fronds, D. Justin, R. Murray, D. Byers, D. Henderson, N. Urley, C. Ellinglon, B. Curl, C, Johnson, I Walker 5m raw: J. Long, 5. Bowman, 0. Henderson, J, Cartwright, K. McWillioms, B. Counrs, D. Simpson, I. Woinmon, 5. ORfslsy 6th row: rromer L. Vogel, trainer J, Robb, rrofner 5. Caner, D. anrernheimer, B. Boamberger, M Reeder, R. Murray, A. Kunkel, M, Him, 1. Jones 7th row: Coach M. Owen, Coach M. Dedmond, Coach R, DeMurh, Coach R Kane SCOREBOARD VARSITY 0M9 COACH MIKE OWEN Morer De! Cosrle Harrison Norm Coach M. Owen 30559 Memorial Terre Howe Sourh Refrz SE C TIONAL New Nbon y Bedford Harmon REGIONAL Terre Howe 5ourh SCOREBOARD C UB. 0-52 COACH GRODIE CRICK 28 Norrh 13 C osrle 26 Memorial 26 Bosse J2 Relrz 32 Morer Dei 8 CUB FOOTBALL - 1sr row, from left: C Bolsdon, R. Hamilton, J. Greene, J. Whlrrner, .l, Kennedo, B. Duvoll, D. Esrers, Harrison 24 D. Winrerhelmer, J. Pokorney, A. Hermon. 2nd row: B J. Show, J. Hughes, J, Woods, A. Stewart, C. Brown, 5. Dow's, M Gonrner, C Gubler, R Boyer, MY Vercoureren. 3rd row; 055! coach David Bumum, M Rem'nger, B Walker, R DlHord, 5. Yancey, C. Condlcr, f. Bishop. C Oldhom, T. Kroeger, BY Elliorr, JV Penningron, D. Miller, Coach Grodle Crick, ossr. coach R. Miller. SCOREBOARD RESER VES 01-2-0 Coaches Ron Kane, Mike Dedmond 27 Mater Dei 7 00559 30 Harrison 7 Castle 21 North 12 R eirz 0 Memorial RESER VE Coach M. Dedmond yells our encouragement to his ream. c PLA YERS rally reommores on for 0 Bear victory. TRAINERS 5. Carter, J. Robb, J. jones, and L. Vogel. Trainers Pro Vide Service To Athletes 42 ' 4 m1 . ' TRAINER 5. Carter performs one of his monyjobs on junior Travis Woinmon. Cooch Gene Angle's fresh- mon football team had 0 very successful season winning SIAC and capturing the city title. The Bears come out strong bearing the North Huskies 42-0 in the season opener, By the Freshmen capture city rifle; Bears finish undefeated 0-02 Cooch Angle, who retired this year, has coached fresh- mon football for nine years and in the post five years his teams have compiled 0 20-4 record including four consecu- tive city championships. end of the year, while occu- muloting 0 record of 0-01 the fans watched on 05 the Bears romped over Harrison 60-0 to win the city chompsionship. SCOREBOARD FRESHMEN 0-02 COACH GENE ANGLE North 0 Castle 12 M emoriol 22 80559 14 Reirz Mater Dei Harrison Coach Gene Angle FRESHMAN TEAMMATES Brandon Wilson R501 Ryan Clark 092 and Hugh BACK TO THE BASICS! Freshman backs M. Cunningham t 10, H. Hawkins 001 M. Crowe $50 celebrate their romp over Harrison Q5001 McNory t 412 and T. Compton 6402 run through basic plays in procrice FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 2 15r row, from left: 6. Kingsbury, D. Garrett K. Williams, J. Hunt, A. Stocker, M, McNory, M. Cunningham, H. Hawkins, TV Compton, C. Verville, R, Payne, H. Crowe, KV Acton, W. E. Cooper, 2nd row: A. Roberts, C. Stevens, C. Payne, C Koch, E Helferr, LY fidwell, C. Thomas. J Zowe, 5 Clark, J. Brunig, C. Helferr, D. Jackson, D. Barron. 3rd row; Coach 6. Angle, N. Lukemon, C. Butler, 13. Holes, E. Kennedy, C Money, 1 fevebouch, D Goodwm, B. Horrelson, B, Wilson, R. Clark, C Verville, asst. coach De Snider, ossr. coach HV Roberts. Set For Success Lady Bears give it their all The 1988-89 Lody Beors volleyball team had somewhor of on up and down seoson rhis yeor leaving 0 record of 14-14 behind them. During Sectionals, the Lady Beors defeated the North Huskies ond rhe Bosse Bulldogs to put them up against the Mater Dei Wildcors in the champion- ship game. The Bears were then de- fected by the Wildcats, giving them 0 2nd place in rhe Secrionol. Afrer eighr yeors of coaching vol- leyboll or Cenrrol, Cooch Koren Dow- son will retire rhis year and move to one other store. There were mony honors given ro rhis year's team. The AII-Ciry Academic reom consisred of Heather Bell, Louro Cole, Angie Crick, Srocio Kohre, and Kerry Poce, The AIl-Conferehce volleyball team included Heorher Bell and Srocio Kohre, Heorher was 0150 awarded to the All- Srore Academic volleyball team while Srocio was on honorobIe-menrion and winner of the Kiwonis owordr VARSITY - 15f row, from Iefr: Lori Schomhorsr, 5rocio Kohre, Heorher Bell, Angie Crick, Laura Cole, Don- r'elle Klme Bock Shana Biggersroff, Susie Lufz, Kerry Pace, Shana Sutton, Annie Terrell, Coach Koren Dawson. Missmg ls Korlo Moore. '5URPRI55I' Seniors 5hcmo Sutton r145 0nd Stacie Kohre T 10J had other rhings on rhelr mind besides smiling for the camera! SOPHOMORE Leslie Schmirr rakes time our for a much-deserved wafer break. OVER THE NET! SeniorAngie Crick posses rhe ball 05 reommores Heather Bell and Danielle Kline worch on. TIME OUf! '1 Varsity players gather to discuss their winning plan of action, n 5 1 JR. VARSITY SCOREBOARD 15-77 Mt, Vernon L 13-15, 11-15 Norrh Posey L 15-7, 14-16, 11-15 Vincennes W 17-15, 15-0 Norrh W 15-9, 15-8 Cosrle L 15-11, 7-15, 4-15 80559 W 15-9, 15-12 Day School W 15-10, 12-15, 15-8 Harrison L 12-15, 8-15 Reirz L 7-15, 10-15 Memorial W 15-11, 13-15, 15-12 Boonville L 5-15, l7-15 Mater Dei L 12-15, 2-15 -1 ..- 1. VARSITY SCOREBOARD L 14- 14J Mr, Vernon W 15-5 1512 North Posey W 15-10 0-15 1510 Vincennes L 14-16, 15-10 815 Norm Dawes W 15-12 15o Washmgron L 7-15 4-15 Sulll'von W 17-15, 15-10 Norm W 1614, 7-15, 1510 Day 5choo1 W 150, 15-10 Hamson W 15-13, 8-15, 15-0 Norm Posey W 10-14, 15-1J REIIz L 3-15, 1-15 Cosfle L 13-15, 15-12 4-15 00559 W 15-10. 156 Day School W 1511, 15-13 Hom'son L 515, 15-7, Q-15 Harrison W 159, 15-10 ConneLron W 15-8, 18-14 Jasper L 4-15, 8-15 R9172 L 1-15, 13-15 Memorial L 158, 12-15, 9-15 Boonwlle L 7-15, 8-15 Mater 091 L 0-15, 5-15 Tell Cfry L 11-15, 3-15 Gfbson 50, L 6-15, 16-18 Washington L 7-15, 9-15 SECTIONAL Dosse W 1015, 8-15-8 Norm W 15-8, 15-8 Mater Dei L 4-15, 7-15 5 TA CIA KA HRE, K i wanis winner RESER VE TEAM: 1sr row, from lefr -Joime Casey, Marcie Ho5enmeyer, K risren KeLley, Louro Lirher1ond, Dem Zehr, Korie Sensmeier, L150 Schomhorsr, Kelly 5rleff, Shannon Frazier. Back: Susan Golney, mgr., Kasey Horsrkerrer, Shana Diggersroff, Susie Lurz, Nikki Ashley, Leslie Schmlrr, Tracy Dixon, Goil Aulr, Coach Carol Merle, SENIOR Kerry Pace In the long run The girIsT and boys' cross coun- try reoms improved rremendous- Iy over the lost yeor. The girls reom consisred of eight runners: senior Mory Jone Burton; juniors Louro Smeoring, Andreo Tidwell, Krisro Hosenmyer, ond Dione Clerk; and sophomores Elexio Finch, Tricio Stocks, and Heather Prevo, who could nor finish the season due to 0 leg injury. The team wos led by Kristo Ho- senmyer who mode the All-con- ference and the AlIvCiry reomse Tri- cio Stocks, Andreo Tidwell, and Mary Jone Buron mode the AII-Ac odemic team The gifls finished the seoson rhird in the city. The boys' reom consisted of eighr runners: seniors Joel Seiberr, Por Wolf, Ken Jones, 0nd Kevin Ringhom; juniors David Scott and David Fisher; sophomore Jeremy Moyer; and freshman Ryon Nel- sone Joel Seiberr, Pot Wolf, Kevin Ringhom and Jeremy Moyer mode the AlI-Acodemic reom. Joel Seiberr 0nd Krisro Hosen- myer received Most Valuable, owords. Junior Krista Hosenmyer se- lected to the Cross Country All-SIAC ream BOYS CROSS COUNTR Y: 1sr row - Par Wolf, Joel Seiberr, Ryan Nelson, 2nd r0w e Coach Jim Shelron, David Scott, Jeremy Mayer, David Fisher. Missing ON THE HOMESTRETCHI The Boys Cross County ream pace themselves on are Ken Jones and Kevin nghom. GIRL '5 CR 055 C OUNTR Y: 15f row e Mary Jane Bwron, Tricia Stocks, K risro Have senmyer, 2nd row e Coach Jim Shelron, Andrea Tldwell, Elexio Finch, Laura Smeon'ng, Dione Clark. me losr leg of the track, Net Gains Tennis teams young The boys' tennis team, led by Coach Kennedy, placed fourth in the SIAC tournament, thus ending their season 5-9. In the tournament, sopho- more Kent Koch and fresh- mon Brett Hommett placed second in the doubles compee tition. During the season, Centrol hosted the CH5 Invitational and come out victorious for the second year in 0 row. At the end of the season, freshmen Mork Wintemheim- er and Brett Hammett, sopho- mores Kevin Buehler and Kent Koch, and juniors Dovid Lutz and Audie Wilson were all letter winners. t'We look forward to having the whole team back next year! said Cooch Kennedy, Due to yearbook deod- lines, the girls' tennis teom's season could not be covered. Coach Mike Owen wos look- ing forward to 0 very success- ful season with senior Becky Longford, juniors Annie Terrell, Soroh McDonald, and Lori Schornhorst returning for another year Also ploying will be freshmen Liso Schorn- horst, Tonio Towil, Kim Mor- esh, Angie Bokel, and Mother 2055, and sophomore Micho Buhmeier. TOPROW: Lisa Schomhorsr, Mother 2055, Towia Towil, Micho Buhmeier, Angie Bokel, Kim Moresh. Bottom row: Annie Terrell, Lori5chomhor5r, Sarah McDon- ald, Becky Longford. T OP ROW.- Mark Winremheimer, Joe Swallow, Dow'dLurz, Audie Wilson, Kev in Buehler, Alex Noffst'nger, Coach Kennedy. Bottom row: Sonjay Sakoria, Chad Lurrrull, Jon Addingron, Kent Koch, Bren Hammett FOLLOWING THROUGH ls sophomore K evln Buehler 05 he strives for h'gome point. H Varsity tedm lacks experience 7tmaumymm0mhdafm. IPA The Central vorsity bosketboll teom hod mony young players this year with only one senior. Led by Coach Morris Clork, the team had to rebuild due to the loss of 0 total senior lineup lost yeor, but hope to have many returning let- termen next year Cooch Clork used 0 starting Ii- neup of two sophomores, two juniors, and one senior. They were Scott Boyden, Roger Murroy, Tom Knott, Floyd Broge den, and Will Cartwright. Also con- tributing to the team frequently were Joson Krock, Mike Wallace, Billy Collowoy, and Joe Asbury. Leading the Bears in both scor- ing and assists wos senior Will Cartwright with on average of 1313 per game, and approximate- ly 60 seoson ossists. Floyd Brogden averaged 11.5 per game Pulling - gmgm down the most rebounds wos Scott Boyden, who overoged 6.8 0 game, and totoled 115. Roger Murroy led in free throw shooting with 0 68.701: overoge, while Scott Boyden led in field goal ottempt- soveroging 539$ All averages were token otter 18 games. hThis was 0 rebuilding yeor ofter losing every vorsity player, Because we played so mony good teams, such 05 top ronked Bedford North Lowrence, Terre Houte South, Horri- son, and Heritage Hills it was difficult for us, soid Cooch Clerk, The Reserve teom wos coached by Poul Neidig. Throughout the seo- son, several freshmen were pulled Up to ploy on the vorsity teom. Cooch Neidig commented, The kids ploy hard and never give up. RESER VE PLA YER Carl Duerson shoots for two points with this right-honded shot. WILL CAR TWRIGHT, Centrol's only senior, goes up for o lefr-handed loyt up. 1 N THE 5K Y'5 the limit for junior Floyd Brogden 05 he soars to words the basket. DETERMINA TION is the key forju- nior Tom Knott 05 he goes up for two points. VARSITY BOYS BASKEYBALL - 1st row. from left. Dilly Collowoy, Will Corrwrighv, Floyd Brogden, Joe Asbury, Cor! Duerson 2nd row: manager Dorryl Reece, Tom Knorr, Scon O'Risky, Roger Murroy, morr oger Sruorr Momn 3rd row Ass! coach Paul Neidig, Jason Krock, Scorr Boyden, Mike Wallace, Eddie Parker. Cooch Morris Clark J 1 43 44 32 53 52 25 21 36 52 45 38 4:5 30 40 30 42 J 7 26 30 A RESER VE COACH Poul Nefdig gives instructions to his players during a time- our. SCOREBOARD RESERVES 3-17 Poul Neidig Vincennes Norm Princeron Harrison Gibson 50. Woshingron Bosse Jasper Reirz Sourhridge ferre Howe Sourh Norrh Posey Tell Ciry Cosrle Memorial Mr, Vernon Bedford Heritage5 Hills Mater Dei Sourh Spencer RESERVE BOYS BASKETBALL 51svrow, Vromlefr'Chns Ellington, Eric Wognen Nick Utley5 Billy Collowoy Joe Asbury, Ted Rodgers. 2nd row Coach Poul Neidig, Joy Francis, Kelly Wickwore Joel Hun, Jason Krock, Teddy Motrin, Trainer Jim Jones SCOREBOARD VARSITY 6-16 Morris Clork Vincennes Norrh Princeron Harrison Gibson 50, Washington Bosse Jasper Reirz Soulhridge Terre Home South Norm Posey Tell Cily Castle Memorial Mt. Vernon Bedford Heritage Hills Mater Dei South Spencer Mater Dei 130559 66 61 91 73 66 71 67 46 51 SE C TIONAL 39 72 Freshmen end successful season t 14-45 Former Centrol basketball star and first-yeor freshmen cooch Rick Stippler led 0 small, but talented team to o14-4re- cord. Memorial and Reitz were the only two teams to defeat the freshmen and both of those games were extremely close. Centrol did defeat Reitz once during the regular seo- son, olso. Mike Cunningham contemplates hi5 DRIVING THROUGHfor two pointsisAn- next plan of action Vorsity cooch Morris Clark said, The freshmen were very talented, but small. They accomplished 0 great deal this year and we're looking for- word to working with them in the future. Several of the freshmen were called up to the reserve team or the end of the fresh- men season and played quite 0 bit there. it dre C ollins BOYS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM e 1sr row, from left: Ryan Nelson, Mike McNary, Mike Cunningham, Brett Hammett, Haven Hawkins. 2nd row.- Bosse johnson, Andre Collins, Mike Harrison, Gary Rogers, Darrin Wicks, manager Cory Brust. 3rd row: Coach Rick 5rippler, Leonard Tidwell, Chris Verville, Eme monuel Kennedy, Earl Madison, asst, coach Todd Dedmond 39 59 46 55 40 58 49 35 54 40 Mater Dei Gibson So. Memorial Harrison Jasper North Bosse Reifz Mater Dei Memorial SCOREBOARD FRESHMEN 14-4 COACH RICK STIPPLER North Pose y Harrison North Mt. Vernon Bosse Reirz Castle Reirz JUMPING HIGH for the basket is Gary Rogers LADY BEARS ARE 7991 SECTIONAL CHAMPS - First row, from left; Sandro Cartwright, Frolondo Gflliom, Andrea Owsley, K eri Hunsucker, Stephanie Fellows, Sonya Cartwright. Bock; Athletic Director Bill Asbury, Assr. AD Bob Cuprlson, lone Wefsmon, Jenny Lonr, Heather Bell Vacey Bmxo ,Mr'sw Racine Prl'nrljool Ionn Finch Omrh Gretchen Eisenhouer, A55r Coach Carol Merle. C-E-N-T-R-A-U Central, to rhe boom H SENIOR STEPHANIE FELLOWS curs do wn her well-deserved piece of me me! after gaining rhe ciry n'rle, Lady Bears make history Go undefeated, win Sectional The 1989 Lady Beors ochieved two distinctions this year that had never happened in Centrol's his- tory: they finished the regular season undefeated with 0 per- fect 18-0 mark, and they won 0 Sectionol championship. First-yeor Cooch Gretchen Ei- senhouer was extremely proud of her lodies 05 0 starting lineup of four seniors and one junior proved too much for Evansville and Southern Indiana teoms. Starting for the Bears were sen- iors Frolondo Gilliam ileoding scorerl Stephenie Fellows, An- dreo Owsley Oeoding rebound- erl, 0nd Sonyo Cartwright. The junior regular wos Keri Hunsucker. The Sectionol championship game will long be remembered by Central forts es the Bears found themselves troiling much of the contest, Gilliom finally took charge in the lost quarter with two three pointers and two free throws in the lost second to give Central 0 44-42 victory and its first Sectional nets. The season ended in the final Regional game against 0 tough Southridge teom, 73-44. This was the only defect of the season. CONTROLLING rhe- boll against North is junior Keri Hunsuckeri LEADING SCORER Frolonda Gilliam scores two points SENIOR Stephanie Fellows follows through with a jump shot against Castle. VARSITY AND RESERVE GIle - 1st row, from leh: Chris Boshom, Chrisro Bloize. Liso Vogel, Sroci Dovo, Mychelle Gibson, Jennifer Robb, Tereso Winsreod, Korlo Compton, Shelly Sorrore, Lori Dow, Crysrol Mercer 2nd row: Cooch Gretchen Eisenhouer, Missy Racine. Keri Hunsucker, Frolondo Gilliom, Jone Weismon, Heather Bell, Andree Owsley, Sonyo Cartwright, Jenny Lonr, Dione Clork. Stephenie Fellows, Sondro Cartwright, Cooch Carol Merle SENIOR Andrea Owsley scores on a Iay-up ogoinsl North. SCOREBOARD RESERVE 7-9 COACH CAROL MERLE Jo Heriroge Hills 80 1? Norm Posey 20 18 Jasper .31 22 South Spencer 19 18 00559 17 27 Harrison 24 20 Reirz 24 31 MI Vernon 33 1O Foresr Pork 33 J4 Woshingron 37 14 Memorial 13 29 Castle 31 15 Morer 061' 36 17 Boonw'lle 30 JO Vincennes 28 30 North POSITIONING for a rebound ls senior Sonya CorIer'ghr SCOREBOARD VARSITY 22-1 COACH GRETCHEN EISENHAUER Heritage Hills North Posey Jasper Sourh Spencer Bosse Terre Howe 5:3th ferre Home North Harrison Reirz Mr, Vernon Memorial Cosrle Mater Dei Boonville Casey Illinois Sullivan Vincennes North SE C TIONAL Memorial Relrz Harrison REGlONAL Heritage Hills Sourhridge FIRST YEAR coach Grerchen Eisenhouer is infer- viewed following the secn'onol championship. 41 38 27 52 41 49 45 51 44 46 48 34 22 48 38 48 41 41 57 42 42 40 73 Wrestlers end successful season t 1 9-3T Hocker injures elbow; Smearing goes to Store The Central wrestlers, under sec- ond-yeor cooch Grodie Crick, finished the year with 0 19-3 record, second piece in the Sectional, and third in the SIAC. In addition, senior Rob Smeoring advanced to the State Finals in the 140- pound closs, Senior Kevin Hoclser qualified for the heartbreak story of the year 05 the 135-pounder was 300 going into the Seymour semistote. In 0 second-round motch he dislocated his elbow and hod to default to Jeffersonville's Mike Brown thus ending his season and chance for 0 state championship. The score was tied 2-2 early in the second period when Hocker, trying to fight off 0 cro- dle, injured his elbow. This was the sec- ond straight year on injury hod sidel- ined Hocker in the Semistote. Sectional winners for the Bears in- cluded Rob Smeoring, Kevin Hocker and David McForling. Other wrestlers who qualified for the Regionols includ- ed Sectional runners-Up Domon Wither- spoon UOS-poundsl Rusty Seiler WQ- poundsT, Mike Hocker UGO-poundsi, Dorrin Henderson t1bO-poundst, and s, . s e . . we WM Doug Wolf Cheovyweighti. Finishing third in the Sectional were Billy Dixon t112-poundsl Tim Doron t125-poundsl Mike Collins t145-pound9 0nd Pot Collins U71-poundsi. Greg Doily placed fourth or 152 pounds. SECTIONAL WINNERS were bottom row: Rob Smeoring, Kevin Hacker, Rusty Seiler, Mike Hacker, Damon Witherspoont Top row: David McFarling, Coach Crick, Darrin Henderson, Doug Wolf. The reserve team also had 0 fine N year 05 it finished with on impressive 18- X g 4 record and placed second in the city w tournament . 3?: The freshman team won the city ' i championship. 1 o -WWk-'wxrmw'w yum , - SENIOR DA VID McFARLlNG uses one of his many moves I0 ensure a victoxy WORKING HARD as usual or practice is junior Do- mon Wirherspoon SCOREBOARD VARSITY 19-3 COACH GRODIE CRICK Dedford No. Lawrence Edgewood Owen Valley 50. Pumom Bosse Harrison No. Posey Tecumseh Bosse Pike Central North Jasper Gibson 50. Mr. Vernon Memorial Morer Dei Sourhridge Mr. Vernon Castle Refrz Tell Ciry Reirz WRESTLING SQUADS - 1st row, from left: Rohon Murray, Darren Henderson, Aaron Urley, Mike Collins, Chris Hoppe, Rob Smeoring, K evin Hacker, Mike Hacker Tom Doron, Russ Seiler, Billy Dixon. 20d row: Don Jusrm, Doug Wolf, David McFarling, Por Collins, Mike Willis, Adam Moore, David Fisher, Andy Preske, Damon Wirherspoon, Chris Smeoring, 3rd row Brenr Counts, Alvin K ennedy, Brock Wagner, R yon Goebel, Cums Payne, Sean Brockmole, ScorrBowmon, David Wz'nremv heimer, Bren! Feulner, James E vans, Kim McWillioms. 4th row: Jeremy Breunlg, Greg Daily, Ryan Overley, Brandon Peckenpough, Randy Sparks, James Lowe, Adorn Stacker, Brod Vieiro, Chris Thomas. 5th row: Coach Grodie Crick, Kevin Moesner, Stephen Orsbum, Hugh Crowe, Wayne Cooper, Mort Broun, James Daugherty, Jason Gersr, Assr. Trent Moroni. 6th row: Jeremy Tevebough, Jeff Ashby. Missing: Jesse Knight asst. coach Sieve Noriega The boys vorsity soccer team once again trolned un- der 0 new coach, Doug Diet- rich. For the lost three yeors, the team hos hod three new cooches. Next year, the soccer team looks forward to having olmost every starter and cooch Dietrich bocls ogoln. 'This was 0 yeor to rebuild. Be- couse we had only four sen- iors, most of the teom will be returning, soys junior Kit De- Just for kicks! gehhort. The Girls Indoor Soccer league consisted of two teams: the morning teom end the afternoon teomt Both teams were cooched by Jennifer Legote, who will also be coaching the girls vorsity in the spring, Senior Stocey Borlter sold, The in- door leogue helped out 0 lot for the spring season, end was 0 lot of fun! VARSITY BOYS SOCCER - 1st row, from left Brendon Romlck, Rick Clements Donny Walker, Klt Degenhort, Shone Wessel, Deon Lenzt Joe Asburyt MOW Bonenberger Rob Smeorlng 2nd row Cooch Doug Dietrich Greg nght Den Heod, Ttm lvy, Dornck Hayden, Donny Woosley Chns Jones, Aoron Geer, Ryan Houn, Teddy Momn, Todd Andts RESERVE BOYS SOCCER e 1:! row, from Iefr- Chris Wlllioms, Corl Johns, Eric Hount Croig Ttmmons Brock Wagner. Pot Moore. Mott Brount Kelly Muller 2nd row Cooch Jock erch- ell Bo Decker Mike Degenhon Greg Hughr. Jim Morleyv Heoth Steworr, Jesse Kntght. Adorn Moore Drlon Fuquoy GIRLS OUTDOOR SOCCER - Lying down is cooch Jenntter Leuore. 1st row, from left Morio Ritchel, Bethany Rohner, Koren Nelson, Tiffany Mottlngly, SrOCIe Dorker, Christo Bloize, Erin Deiken, Holly Meyer. 2nd row: Heather Mthchoel, Soro Wolf, Alishlo Skoggs, Morcie Memmet, Koro Rose, Kristin Giv- ensl Kim Otzmonn, Shono Sutton Angie Buck, Korlo Moore. 3rd row: Kristen Kelley Mother 2055, Carla Miller, Dino Turpin, Louro Litherlond, Jomie Mow- ey. Kone Sensmeier, Jessica Goodson, Phyllis Ann Grose, Morio Stotzerv Miss- .9 Tracy Kollker. Ken Hunsucker, Jomie Whitsell, Jesslco Show! Misty Love- oce Michelle Gibson TRICKY FOOTWORK IS displayed by Joe Asbury 05 he worms up for the upcomlno Come GIRLS INDOOR SOCCER e 1st row, from left: Kim Orzmonn, Koren Nelson, Erin Del'ken, Slade Barker. 2nd row: Coach Jennifer LeGore, Mother 2055, Kelly 5rieff, Jamie Mowrey, Kane Sensmeier, Jessica Goodson, Carlo Miller. Missing; K are Rose, Corrie Hill, K orlo Moore, Alishio Skaggs, Melissa Street, 50m Wolf. BOYS GOLF - 1st row, from left: Chuck Bushell, Mort May, Chad Lurrrul, Scott Duncan, Chris Wilcawfrz. 2nd row: Coach fony Hill, Chris Williams, Jeremy Mayer, Eric Adams, Richie Woehler, David Wyorr. Girls Golf GIRLS GOLF 15f raw, from left: Shannon Nuebllng, Lauren Corr. 2nd row: Tracy Herr, Julie Campbell, Coach Mike Roberrs, Angelo Henderson. Basketball Intramural Champs lNTRAMURAL CHAMPS 15f row, from left: Greg Davis, Jason Nierhommer, Chad Cissno, Charles Francis. 2nd row: Robbie Frank, David Bertram, Robert Theuerkouf, Robbie Col- lx'ns VARSITY BASEBALL - 151 row, from left Todd leeye En: Coroe Joe Asburye Mike lelrse En: Wognen Robbre Fronke Donny Woosley 2nd row Jason Krocke Chod Angle, Jon Helchelbeche Jason Adams, Tom Know, DOVId Devrrom 3rd row Asst Coach Andy che Asst Coach Chms Gewsev Johhn nggen Chodes Francs Story O'Rlsky Coach Paul Gnes vromer hm Jones baseball Opfi m is f i C players Boseboll cooch Poul Gries wos ey, Eric Coro, Scott O'Risky, Joson Krock very optimistic about this year's team, and Eric Wagner. who began their season March 28, This year, five seniors returned to provide their leadership and skill to the team. They are Robbie Frank, short stop; Johnn Liggerr, corcher; Dovid Berr- rom, Infielder; Chod Angle, pitcher; and Charles Francis, outfield. The pitching sroff consisted of Chod Angle, Charles Francis, and underclossmen Todd Wil- RE5ER VE BASEBALL .. 15! row, from left: Heath Sluard, Bren Hammett, Craig Timmons, Billy Korhe, joey SENIOR ROBBIE FRANK, the only three year val- Tocken, Adam Swedenburg, Chris Ellingron. 2nd row: Buddy Holes, Mike Harrison, Eric Houn, Kim McWil- siry player, rum: one of his many double plays. lloms, Nick Urley, Dylan Simpson, R yon Haunv 3rd row: Coach Andy Rice, Barr Welre, Brandon Wilson, Curr Payne, Chris Verville. Cooth Chris Geiser. eniors how trength Veteran shortstop. Greatly improved funda- mentally. Will look for leadership in the infield. Predicting a good year for Robbie. 'i e Coach Gries After having a great season last year, and losing eight out of nine starters, it will be a real Challenge to start over with inex- perienced players or the varsity level We hope to meet that challenge and have on- other successful baseball season at Central Coach Gries High 5chool. .. Coach Gries Much improved hitter: David's good work habits and attitude is an inspiration to the youn- ger players. e Coach Gries Mound Ace, Crafty, great location of pitches e Hoping to find senior leadership from Chad for our pitching staff. - Coach Gries Chad Angle David Bertram Come-bock playere Could be the surprise player of the year. C hories has shown great arti- tude. Can be the difference with our boll club. H - Coach Gries Tough, hard nosed catcher. We are looking for Johnn to keep the pitcherls minds in the game or all times. H e Coach Gries johnn Liggett Charles Francis SWINGING THR OUGH! Junior Scott O'Risky displays DELIVERING A PIfCH is senior Chad Angie, the only returning varsity pitcher. his form during pre-seoson practice. Girls Track GIRLS TRACK 1svrow.lromIe1r Dione Ciork, Louro Smeonng, KrISYO Hosenmyer, Cora Johns. Heather Relsmg, Meme Hosenmyer Jenmfer Wedding 2nd row Tncwo Svocks Jomie Hall Down Johnson Novosho Goodge, God Aw Yonno Clark de row Cooch Laura Wrighl Heather Prevo Andrea Owsley Jenny Lom, Lornoe Green Holly Flondevmyer Llso Marsh, Cooch Lundo Hudson UOYS TRACK - 1st row. from le Joel Sevben, Ken Jones, Bully anon, Arr Clordy, Mon Fuck Mike Wallace 2nd row Todd Wolfhen Ryon Nelson Mxke McNory, Josh SchulL Chm Smeorlng, Kun Wlllloms 3rd row Roger Murray, Chod Kmh. Enc Helierv.51uorvMomn, Kevin Moesnen Joseph Svrcnghv, Mork Bossemler 4m row Lesley Wexss, Emmanuel Kennedy Pedro Permo Chris Thomas, Jusnn Knight Svh row A551 Cooch Mtke Kennedy, A55! Cooch Demck Hm, Nomon Lukemon, Kelly Wickwore, Glen ngsburg, Coach Jim Shelyon ACADEMICS Srudenrs Plan For Future Cenrrol Srudenrs leorn rhe jUNIOR Scorr Bogb y receives some ex- no help from science teacher Mr. Hahn SENIORS K evm nghom. Par Wolf and Ken Jones examine foxeign countries m hISfOfy class basics STUDENTS complered special projects for government class. The projects al- lowed for creoriviry and ranged from posrers ro pillow: KEVIN KOCH feCelVES o hm! from Mr Knopfmefer Obouf Whors in rhe box? Chemistry studenrs have my merous 'hond5 on ' opporrunm'es throughout the year In labs CRAIG KELLE shares his knowledge wirh hi5 Analytic Geomerry class TEDDY MARTIN looks ro Kim M: Wil- liams for ossisronce in Mr. York: morh class. DANNY WOOSLEY and Rick Clemenrs use a steady hand and Me loresr in sur- gical techniques to complere the embryo exrrocrlon lob JFRMAWI' OWSIEY and BIN MONOCA bcare mo x0518 or rroubm SEMOR Robbie Collins goremm oum H79 mo! roumes on N: ,DI'OjGU MICHELLE CAMPBELL usm her sen mg mm- m new dommg 0nd mania; duss CHE? Y1 WA GNU? searches IO! me r'ghr keys m keyboardmg 0'05 1'0le FORE x5 omwe perfecr W :Perograpm doss HEATHER ROBERTSON and Mom Mesewe demonstrate their SAWS m ROle Broodcosr- mg 0055 Skills for Life Centre! Students have numerous opportunities each year to participate in vocational and elective classes. Through these classes, students ore giv- en opportunities to learn skills that will assist them in futurejobs or provide life- long hobbies. In classes such 05 radio broadcast- ing, outo mechanics, photography, clothing and textiles, and architectural drowing, students find hard work brings with it much sotisfoction. Students con be satisfied with 0 job well done, the knowledge they've gained, and most importantly, with themselves. ART CLASS proves to be on ex Citing expem ence for Michelle Thomw when Shane Ho w- ell 5HCI'1'5 his neck our on the line Ir '5 5ponfsh class prepares for the holidays by foll0wing rhe traditional hanging of the greens. Mrs. Dycus's German classes prepared ourhen- Bryon Childers, Jennifer Whirmer, and NC German cookies for the holidays Amanda McGuyer rake an imaginary trip Ihrough Pan's during French class Senior Lori Pace practices her Junior Brion Refsing makes his point in 5uper Wool srrurs his stuff in his English Japanese penmonship. speech class classes. 1 Its or Your Own Good CENTRAL srudenrs learn new skills and get in shape in various physical education clos- 595V BRIAN HELFERT practices CPR. in health class, C.P.R. is one of the man y health relorl ed skills srudenrs mus! learn in cl055 GYM STUDENTS participate in various skills rests including pushups. Studenrs donored blood during rhe onnuol blood drive The blood rhey gove helps f0 save lives around the Evansville Oreo Sophomore Ivy Melsberger appears conffr denf before driving off onro the open food in Drivers Educon'on closs 69 They soy teen years ore good years, Full of hoppiness, full of fears. Clubs and Clothes; burgers and fries, Porties, dotes, roll handsome guys. Tests and quizes; F 's 0nd A 's, Thinking llhomework nights and days The stress of school is sometimes greot, Wish calmness was on inherited troit. Oh to take everything in stride. To feel it's enough to soy I tried . But at the moment we feel compelled, To hove every word correctly spelled. As we grow we will learn to relax, Accept ourselves and examine the facts. The further we go, the smoller the fears, The more we know, the fewer the tears. And when we're old and our hair is white, l know we will soy it hos been alright. Juggling every book In hIS locker F reshmon Mike Cunningham rushes to class Sophomore Beth Zehr seatches for the nghl book I'm the Media Center Freshman Brandon Romick rakes a little break from 5rudying Io rest his head PEOPLE Adcock, Gina Ann Alexander Stephanie Jean Allen, Beverly Rene Anderson, Doniel Francis Andls, Todd Raymond Angle, Chod David Babb, David Allen Babb, Lorisso Gail Baker, Kimberly Gene Bombarolo, Aaron F Donks, David E. Barker, Stacie Michelle Barkey. Kirsten Barnett, Eric Matthew Decker, Michale Eugene Belonger, Randall Scon Bellv Heather Marie Benedict Charles Dale Bennett, Kevin Stewart Berry, Stacy Lynn Bertram, DOVId Paul Burner. Jason Aaron Dinner Nicholas Joseph BIHS William Richard Horizons builds leadership Horizons was a great ex- tension of the school year. - Andrea Graham The 1968 Horizons Leadership Academy members were annauncedAprii 16, 1965 The stu- dents selected were Andrea Graham, Stacia K ahre, jennie K night, K erry Pace and K rista Pace. The Horizons Leadership Academ y is a gifted and talented program for high school juniors which includes several meetings. a leadership camp mentorship program, and a community project The participants for the Academy were selected by a three-stage process. Juniors were evaluated on positive attitude, responsibility for actions, influence on other peers, and effective w HORIZON MEMBERS, front Krista Pace, Jennie Knight Bods,- Andrea Graham, Kerry Pace, Stacia Kahre. communication skills. The top 25 students were narrowed down to 10 through an application, and the top 10 students from the application were scheduied for an interview. The interview en- abled the Academy coordinators to select the five participants. Once selected participants attended sever- al meetings which introduced them to their men- tor and prepared them for camp. Each Academ y member was pro vided a mentor in the E vansvilie community in a field of the student's interest, Stu- dents spent many hours with their mentors over the summer and prepared special projects to present at the end of the program. in addition to the mentorship program, students attended a one-week leadership camp. The Academy members from each of the other public high schools also attended the camp. At camp, the participants decided to plan a community project that revolved around underprivileged children that would be done after the camp. The community project marked the end of the Horizons Leadership Academy; however, it did not end the many friendships and experi- ences shared by its participants. Bogon, Richard Leroy Boggemon, Robin Morie Boinkl Kristine Morie Boyd, Stephanie Morie Brond, Christopher K. Bruenig, Jock Robert Brockey, Mitchell Anderson Bruce, Jeonne Ann Bufkin, Kimberly Chodene Bugher, Michelle Lynn Buickel, Alicio Leslie Bullington, Jeffrey Wayne Burkes, Angelo Leonne Burron, Mory Jone Butler, Stacey Lynn Campbell, Jennifer Lynn Corey, Jessica Lynn Corr, Kristi Jeon Correr, Charles Edward Cartwright, Sonya Koy Corrwrighr Jr., William Lee Corver, Deonn Michelle Cose, Gregory Michoel Cose, Kimberly Koy Coudill, Christine Melissa Cove, Andrew Dovid Cheorem, Doryl Roy Cissno, Chod Clordy, Arthur Von Ness Clork, Deonno Louise Clork, Ellis Lee Clork, William Joseph Cole, Louro Beth Collins, John Robert Collins, Judy Ann Collins, Korhy Ann Collins, Michael Chrisrion Collins, Porrick Gabriel Conder, Melisso Goy Conlon, Louro Irene Cook, Precious, Julie Corbett, Jeffery Woyne SENIORS Crofton, Melisso Lynne Croig, Kelly Lee Crick, Angelo Down Cricls, Brendon Alon Crome, Roger Dole Crowder, Josette Renee Crowley. Kurt Alon Crowley, Kyle Bradford Cuffle, Chondo Jeon Dordeen, Lonnie L. Daugherty, Kristo Michelle Dovoult, Vicki Jeonne Dovis, Gregory Alon Dovis, Joson Aoron Dovis, Kenneth Jomes Dovison, Amy Jo Dowes, Jeremy Nothon Dix, Kristo Leigh Dixon, William James Dobbs, Jeffrey Alon Dockery, Christine Morie Dollison, Duone Lee Drake. Joson Chorles Duncan, Amondo Foye Benes wins I owe a lot to a lot of people at Central High School. - Andy Benes Olympic gold medolist Andy Be- nes returned to Central this yeor to od- dress the student body on his experi- ences 05 o pitcher for Teom USA. and being the Major Leogue Boseboll first round draft pick, He is the only gold FORMER CENIRAL student Andy Benes pitched for the USA Team in the 1086 Summer Olympics gold medal medol winner in Evonsville historyt Andy graduated from Central in 1985, He then went on to the University of Evansville where he played football ond boseboll. Behes gove Up footboll to concentrate solely on baseball This turned out to be on excellent choices During his junior year he led the Aces to the NCAA tournament and o victory over the No. 1 ronlsed Arizona State Sun Devils. Benes will not return to the U of E at Ieost not until he mokes his mojor Ieogue debut with the Son Diego Padres who selected him 05 the No. 1 choice in the boseboll droftt He then signed for the highest bonus ever. Be- nes could not occept his eomings forthright becouse he was to pitch for Teom USA, on their world tour which included the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, Koreo. Andy won his only op- peoronce in the Olympics which led to the USA. winning 0 gold medals Duvoll, Brion Keith Duvoll, Celio Mechelle Dyson, Erik Eggleston, Stephen Alon Elmendorf, Stephenie Lynn English, Shannon Lynn Erwin, Michelle Lee Fellows, Stephenie Lojoyce Fellwock, Aoron Eugene Fletcher, Shannon Flick, Morrhew RV Flowers, Phyllis Anne Foster, Tino Morie Francis, Charles Allen Frank, Robbie Gene Fronrz, Noomi Sue Froy, Michelle Down Frirrs, Tony Gene Fuller, Jill Renee Furlong, Kenneth Scott Goily, Kom'no Morie Gaines, Robert Avery Goiney, Horton Roy George, Dovid Gilliam, Frolondo Jocquillo Giolitro, Seon Roy Givens, Bobby Joe Godsey, Michelle Lynn Goebel, Dorren Deon Grohom, Andreo Lynn Grose, Phyllis Ann Gwolmey, April Sue Hodley, L150 Koy Hofer, Gretchen Holl, Christopher Todd Horrelson, Andree Leigh Horr, Seon Krisropher Horfield, Jockie Carlyle Hoyes, Michele Lynne Head, Benjamin Gerard Heod, Richard Roy Hedderich, Sondra Lynn SENIORS Herr, Warren Hockert Kevin Lee Holman, Corlo Denise Hopper, Curtis Roy Hortin, Pomelo Jill Houghton III, Charles Elvie Howell, Shone T Woyne Huck, Robert William Husk, Lori Lee Hurts, Williom Poul irelond, Michelle Mory Ivy, Timothy Scott Johnson, Jacqueline Morie Johnson, Williom Dewoyne Jones, Eric Christopher Jones, Gino Monell Jones, Ken Andrew Jones, Tonio Sue Jost, Dennis Wayne Kohre, Stocio Lynn Koy, Misty Michelle Kennedy, Jr., Willie Chories Keon, Billie June Kirk, Robert Eugene CH5 adds peer tutoring We tutors are learning as much as those we are helping. - Amy Lovine A new program hos been instilled in the Central curriculum. Through support of Lorry Boss, Diono Lynn, Brion Meier, and Mary Jo Schiimmer, o peer tutoring pro- grom hos been coordinated between members of the Sociology classes and the moderately mentoiiy hondicopped closses. Peer tutoring, olthough new to Centrol, is not new to high schools or the Evonswlle oteo. Lynn explained thot the peer tutoring PEER TUTOR Jonno Preske reads 0 book With joy Cage during 0 tutoring 5e55ion program is purely another aspect of the community based program developed for the moderately mentoliy hondicopped class. The peer tutors ore volunteer students from Meier's Sociology classes The tutors ore excused one period 0 week to socialize with the students. Activities include wolking and touring around the school, reading, ploying games, talking, and 0 general 'Tjust developing o friendship. The benefits of the program have been remarkable. Junior Amy Lovine feels her experience is iivery rewording'C She feels both the peer tutors and the students ore reloting well and learning much from eoch otherv Lovine also added that che program is not one-sided 05 many people moy think We, as tutors, ore learning as much, if not more, than those we ore help- ing Boss hopes the program will continue for he feels the peer tutoring program of 'iutmost voluoble importance, Klenck, Andrew Williom Kline, Danielle S. Klinge, Sibylle Evelyn Klingermon, Ginger Michelle Knight, Jennifer Rebecco Koch, Stephenie Down Kolb, Joson Anthony Kollker, Todd Woyne Koziel, Arominro Marie Kunkel, Andrew Michael Longen, Volerie Longford, Rebecco Lynn Lonr, Jennifer Robyn Lewis, Dovid Christopher Liggetr, Johnny Douglas Lirherlond, Seon L. Lowe, Donno Sue Mobrey, Trocy Jeonerre Moholm, Gory Morthew Moyx, Aoron Joy Morringly, Angelo Lynn Moveety III, John Moy Jr,, Lorry Eugene Moyse, Jomes M Maze, Jeannine Morie McCIorney, Lori Lynn McForling, Dovid Louis McGuyer, Geno Eloine McKeerhen ll, Sreven Michael McKissic, Vincent Cloy McMoken, Chrisrino Dione Messex, Brandon Lee Meyer, Andree Miller, Jocindo Morion Mitchell, Peggy Sue Morton, Lisa Michelle Muehlbouer, Judirh Lynn Muehlbouer, Kevin Scorr Myers, Robin Gayle Notion, Tino Morie Nelson, Jeremy Wayne Niethommer, Joson Louis SENIORS Noffsinger, Leigh Alison Noriego, Amy Elizabeth Nosko, Donna Marie Offermon, Lourel Ann Oldhom, Bryant Keith Orshovsky, Motrhew Walter Outlow, Alon J. Owens, Morcie Lynn Owsley, Andree Shonteo Poce, Kerry Jone Poce, Kristo Lenn Poce, Lori Ann Paddock, Jennifer Down Polmer, Joy Down Polmer, Stocey Lynn Petty, Sondro Jeon Phelps, Donold Lee Pickerill, Jeffrey Lynn Pierce, Timothy Shane Plummer, Todd C. Poehlein, Rodney Keith Pointer, Monica Lynn Powers, Comron Jomes Powers, Trocey Jo I realize I might be in somewhat of a rural town. - Erik Dyson 'As I ended my 36 hour plone flight, eight hour troin ride, and one hour riclsshow ride with two other peo- ple ond three suitcases, I realized I might be in somewhat of 0 rural town. These were the words of Erik Dyson, Ro- h SENIOR ERIC DYSON spent the year in indie D yson finishes in India tory Club Youth Exchange student. Erik was selected as on exchange student to India for one yeor. Moking this decision was 0 task in itself; howev- er, through his many letters to friends and the Centrolion we understand the trip hos proved to be very rewarding and interesting for him. Erik hos token full advantage of his trip. He hos token port in several celeb- rotions including on lndion wedding. Aside from the celebrations Erik has traveled to other cities as well. The trov- el, however, comes only when he is not ortending schoolt Erik is toking clos- ses such 05 English, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, ond Computer Science - sounds like home! Also, he has had the experience of teaching on eighth grode Geography class for his host mother. As you con see, Erik's odventure- some spirit hos led him to 0 different and exciting senior year! Preske, Jonno Lynne Price, Melissa Lynn Rexing, Tommey Sue Rheinlonder, Volerie Jeon Rhye, Dewoyne Eddie Riley, Jeremy Allen Ringhom, Kevin Alon Robertson, Heorher Allison Rogers, Borbro Kim Salmon, Gino Lynn Somsil, Shoun Renoe Schouss, Doron Lee Schnee, Joseph Joson Schoenlin, Tonyo Lynn Seiberr, Joel Edwin Seifert, Heorher Noel Seiler, Tonyo Morie Shorp, Brom Lee Shockley, Dirk Anrhony Sides, Jerry Robert Silver, Suson Michelle Sirzmon, Shone Dovid Smeoring, Robert John Smitho, Stacy Lynn Sollmon, Dovid Wesley Sperry, Robert Joseph Srorzer, Maria Elizabeth Steinmetz, Toro Lee Stevens, Michael Shown Sreworr, Rondoll Jevon Sroneberger, Michael Adom Street, Melisso Danielle Stricker, William Edward Suits, Brion Scorr Sulowske, Angie Lynn Sumner, Michelle Lee Surron, Jomes Ricardo Surron, Shono Roney Toylor, Michael Ulysses Toylor, Soroh Ellen Teogue, Dono Jo Terrell, Down Annette SENIORS Theuerkouf, Robert John Todd, Adom Lee Toy, Jeffrey Phillip Trice, Kimbely Ann Truitt, Kimberly Jo Turner, Rochelte Leo Umboch Jr, Williom Edword Utley, Aoron Michael Voughn, Keith Alon Vollsmonn, Ginger Lee Watson, Somontho Leigh Webb, Kevin Eric Weismon, James Lee Weismon, Jone Ann Wells, Michelle Lynn Werner, Christine Lynn Westfoll, Syndee White, Annette Morie Williams, Dione Wilson, Victor Eugene Wilzbochet, Amy Suzanne Wilzbocher, Lisa Marie Winiger, Toscho Wolloce Winternheimer, Cole E, Teacher of the year Phantom of the Opera was . . . fabulous; the best part of the summer. - Jack Schriber Jock Schriber: the sound of his home brings to mind mony thoughts . V . teocher, thespian, comic, student, mentor, and friend. Schriber brought much recognition to CH5 this year In summer of '88, Schnbet, Centrol En- glish teocher, spent six weeks participating in one of 30 workshops sponsored by the National Endowment for Humanities or CO- IEACHER OF THE YEAR Jock Schrtber confers wtth sentor ftno McMolten lumbio University in the heart of New York City. Schriber studied complete works of to- mous American playwrights such 05 Albee, OtNeiI, Miller, and Williams. Following his daily rigorous school schedule at Columbia, Schriber ton and caught the next subwoy to see over 27 Broadway and 15 off-Broodwoy sh0ws. Schriber odds, HPhontom of the Opero was definitely my favorite It was fabulous; the best port of the summer. Upon his return to Evansville, Schriber teceived news that he had won the Evans- ville Teocher of the Year ond would repre- sent the Evansville area in the Indiana Teacher of the Year later in the Fall. Schtiber then completed twelve 2000 word essays and obtoined 15 letters of recommendation and other necessary popets. On December 7, 1988, Schriber 0nd EVSC Superintendent! Dr. Phillip Schoffstoll, attended 0 banquet honoring those special teachers competing for the title of Indiana Teacher of the Yeort Schriber was named runner-Up. SENIORS Wire Jeffrey Scorr Woehier Richord L Wolf, Porrick Michael Wolf, Soro Goyle Wood, Jeffsey Shown Woods, Deonno Mone Worrell, Rebecco Lynn York, John Williom Young Jennifer Jo Do Vid Scott Nosko Dovid died this year from in juries he received when his co: hir 0 tree in Posey County Dec 3. He had lived most of his life in Evansville and had orrend- ed Central for three years be- fore his family moved to Mr, Vernon, David Scott Nosko TOO HOT to handle! s The peppers of coursel THESE SENIORS were fOO shy IO lei everyone lmow rhey were eon'ng m rhe cafeteria b CRUISING AND LOSING! ie JUNIORS Adoms, Jason Porrick Alexander, Jenno Christine All, Joyce Carol Alrekruse, Hillory Anne Anderson, Pomolo Jeon Appmon, Stephen Morrhew Arendr, Jon M. Asbury, Joseph William Bailey, Joey Baker, Sondra Michelle Boldock, Charles Logon Boll, Barbara Ann Borrhlow, Anthony Ryon Boughn, Dionne Elizoberh Belonger, Leslie Michelle Benedict, Michael Anthony Berfonger, Brandon Roy Biggersroff, Shono Lynn Bivins, Berri Jo Blackburn, James William Bowen, April Down Brown, Jesse Edward Brown, Joey Brown, Kelly Lynn Bullingron, Wendy Goil Burch, Suzoe Lynn Campbell, Dovid Roy Campbell, Monhew Adorn CoroH, Steven Christopher Cartwright, Sondra Foy Cores, Deborah Lynn Coro, Eric Wayne Corr, Amy Jonese Chopmon, Mandy Chemersky, Anthony Thomos Childers, Michelle Elise Chrisreson, Erin Clork, Chod Joseph Clark, Herberlio Dione Clork, Yonno Koy Clements, Richard Alon Collins, Jeonie Sue Collins, Quentin Gregory Coulros, Morcy Lynn Cox, Chrisropher Robin Crowell, Brent Russell Curl, Robert Joseph Doily, Gregory W. Doily, Gretchen J. Domm, Kevin Michael Donks, Dionno Morie Darnell, Jeffery Alon Degenhort, Christopher William Dixon, Lori Lynn Doron, Michael Edward Doron, Timothy Porrick Drofohl, Gus Joe Duerson, Corl Rueben Eorley, Michoel Gene Edge, Raymond Bruce Ellis, Candice Sue Emhuff, Jeffery Thomos Evons, James Robert Foirchild, Troy Robin Ferley, Todd Andrew Fisher, David Shown Fisher, Jorrod Christian Fogle, Steven Duane Former, Christopher James Fore, Jodi Koy Froncis, Jeremy Eorl Freemon, Poul Richard JUNIORS Frenz. Cosey Morrin Freudenburg, Timorhy Michael Fritz, Mork Andrew Fuller, Deidro Ann Gonmer, Nick Alon Gardner, Amy Dyon Garrison, Korin Jeon Gears, Koren Lunn Geer, Aoron Porrick Georgeson, John Christian Gerbig, Jeffrey Steven Glaser, Kimberly Loroe Gough, Robert Eugene Gourley, Angelo Renee Grohom, Donold Jeon Green, Lorrioe Downioe Gruebel, Morc Alon Haddock, John Thomas Hoirsron, Ronald Gregory Holl, Jomey Nichole Hemmer, David John Horgrove, Julie Morie Harms, Mark Anthony Horrelson, Poulo Jeon Harris, David Eugene Horris, Janelle Jo Horrig, Andreo Jone Horrmon, Lindo Sue Hosenmyer, Krisro Suzanne Hossel, Holly Ann Hawkins, Brenda Sue Hoyden, Darrick Roger Heckel, Sounjo Moy Hedderich, Sreve Hefner, Sreven Heichelbech, Jonorhon Troy Heim, Jill Anne Helm, Tino Morie Henderson, Volerie Koy Higgins, Angelo M. Hill, Corrie Ann Hocker, Michael David Hogg, Angelo Gole Hook, Dorrell Wode- Hunsucker, Keri Anne Hum, Scon Michael Hutchinson, Mork Robert Jackson, Jody Christopher Jackson, Terry Wayne Jomes, Joon Rene Jeffries, Toby Lee Jenkins, Angelo Down Jenkins, Julie Johns, Coro Berh Johnson, Christopher Morrhew Johnson, Down Morie Johnson, Lyndo Koye Johnson, Robert Lee Jones, Dennis Keith Jones, Christopher Wayne Kosnick, Angelo Anne Kelle, Croig Thomos Kelly, Mory Vicrorio Kemp, Scorr Lee Kennedy, Alvin Jomes Kirby, Sreven Dole Kline, Nichole J. Knighr, Roche! Renee Knopfmeier, Jeno Lyn Knorr, Thomas Robert Koch, Joseph Anrhony JUNIORS Koch, Kevin Gerord Kromer, Serh A Kreiger, Brenda Joyce Kuhr, Terry Woyne Long, Robin Michelle Levine, Amy Corherme Lawson, Brendo Lee Lefler, Holly Ann Lenz, Deon Lowrence Lewns, Toscho Lee Lohmon, Poul Edword Lowes, Bryon Dovid Lupfer, Srocey Lorraine Lumull, Mindy Michelle Lurz, Dovid Eugene Lurz, Susan M Mohrenholz, Loro Lynn Monn, Erin Elizabeth Marsh, Liso Koye Morrin, Melonie Ann Mason, Roger Goyle Morlock II, William Poul Moxwell, Renee Demise Moyes, Kevin Shone Maynard, James Poul Moze, Jennifer Lee McBride, Jessico Susan MCCUHey, Jo Ann McDonald, Soroh Noelle McFoII, Eric Christopher McGoll, Glori Anne McForlond, John George McGinnis, Corol Sue McMoken, Kimberly Joy Merrirt, Joey Dole Miller, Jill Anne Miller, Scon Christopher Mitchell, Dono Dion Moon, Mory Jone Moore, Korlo Renee Morley, James Edward Morris, Jill Anne Morse, Roberr Lee Mullen, Jodi Rheo Murroy, Randy Scorr Murroy, Rohon Fredrick Nold, Anthony Eric Orisky, Scott Allen Osborne, K. Orzmonn, Kimberly Lynn Owsley, Jermaine Darnell Popenmeier, Frederick Wayne Parker, Edward Dwoyne Parsons, Jock Todd Pemberron, Jerry Lee Phelps, Juoniro Morie Phillips, Michelle Ann Pointer, Amie Lomour Poling, Stefon Jeremy Proctor, Melissa Thomos Rocine, Melissa Lynn Raider, Daphne Lynn Roiney, J. C. Gerald Roiney, Troy Dion Reising, Brion Christopher Reising, Heather Morie Rexing, Jennifer Lee flexing! Roger Alon Reyes, Ryon Emilio Robb, Steven Wayne Robertson, Tracy Michele Robinson, Michael David .HusIHv-A JUNIORS Rothschild, Jeffery Michael Senders, Tomoro Morie Schminke, Mork Alon Schmirs, Debro Sue Schmm, Morc Amiguer Schomhorst, Lori Lynn Schultz, Jennifer Moe Schwartz, Angelo Foye- 5cotr, Dovid Edword Scott, Kimberley Joy Seiler, Michelle Seiler, Russell Boiley Serrerr, Gloria Bernice Sharer, Joseph Edward Shell, Amy Rebecco Simmons, Stephanie Lynn Simpson, Kurr Esrell Smeoring, Louro Kristen Smith, Andrea Goil Smith, Joson E. Smith, Kelly Ann Smith, Louro Ann Smith, Suzanne Goil Smith, Toro Jeon Snodgross, Amber Down Sparks, Jennifer Lynn Srollings, Michael David Srieff, Scott Stone, Kenneth Jomes Srorch, Scotr Allen Surers, Srephonie Down Swedenburg, Eric Joson Terrell, Anne Frances Thomas, Christopher Michoel Thomos, Michelle Lynn Tidwell, Andree Renee Tieken, Brion Alon Titus, Gregory Von Doom, Ymene Shelrine Venrurini, Anthony Wayne Voegel, Stephen M. Wagner, Brodley Roy Woinmon, Trovis William Walker, Amy Jo Walker, Ronald Jeroime Walker, Wendy Noel Wall, Amondo Dole Wolloce, Michael Edward Walters, Lori Lynn Washington, Toro Louise Wons Jr., Bobby Eorl Wedding, Tore Lee Weller, Timothy Allen Wells, Jennifer Jo Wessel, Shone Allen Weyonno, Martino Monique Weyer, Dovid Anthony Whitaker, Jennifer Lynn Whirsell, Jomie Lynne Whoberry, Sondra Koy Wickwore Jr., Benonio Widick, Charles Rondoll Wiley, Charles Todd Wilhire, Donna Koy Wilkey, Matthew William Willis, Michael Jeffrey Wilson, Audie Russell Wilson, Shori Lynn Winklen Dezoroe Wire, Timorhy Edword Wirherspoon, Domon Alon Wojeck, Kimberly Denise JUNIORVSOPHOM ORES Wolf, Douglas Joy Wood, Chad Alon Woods, Myro Lee Woods, Sheilo Ann Woosley, Donny Roy York, Korherlne Sue York, Stephenie Hope Zorzi, Kristine Morie Zwohlen, Morvo Darlene SENIORS SELECTED by rheir clossmores o: Oprimisr Leaders Included, from lefr; Jl'rr Wefsmon, Heofher Bell, Laura Cole, Chris ry Coudz'll, Roger Chrome, Kerry Pace jennle Knight, Kristo Pace, Mary Jane Burron and Jackie Johnson. Acton, Roxonno Louise Adoms, Erik Eugene Akers, Rachel Morie Allen, Billie Jo Andrews, Marcie Yvette Ashby, Jeffery Dovid Ashley, Nichole Lojeon Arrebery, Lori Lynn Bobb, Woyne Eugene Bokel, Kevin Leon Boker, Roberr Deon Barnett, Jennifer Anne Borne , Kevin Alon Borron, Erin Lynn Borrh, James Christopher Boshom, Brion Phillip Doss, Doniel Eorl Boughn, Christopher Boughn, Heidi Andrea Doumberger, Brion Scorr Boyer, Kevin Morrhew Becker, Kenny Becker, Robert Carson Behymer, Micho Cherish Bicken, Michael Edward Diokmeyer, Eric Bloke, Cory Alon Bloylock, Lowerence Roymonc Bolin, Christopher Chad Bonenberger, Mark Alon Bovo, Stoci Belinda Bowman, Adorn Lynn SOPHOM ORES Bowman, Scorr Allen Boyd, Kendro Renee Boyden, Scott Terry Brockmole, Seen Joy Brooks, Cynrhio Ann Brown, Michelle Cordie Bruce, KEIIie Sue Bruner, Christina Lynn Buck, Angelo Michele Duehler, Kevin Lonce Burton, Lillion Nonnerre Burton, Melissa Down Byers, Darren Scorr Byrd, Quintin Lomonr Cobell, Srocey Lovol Collowoy, Jr, William Harold Corr, Stephen Jomes Cartwright, Kevin Joe Corrwrighr, Sodelle Lynette Cores, Jennifer Anne Cove, Lovonno Denise Cheotem, Stocey Ann Childers, Bryon Christopher Clark Jr, Jerry Woyne Clifton, Regine Morreem Collins, Cymhio Renee Colley, Tiffany Counts, Brent Edword Cox, Jomes Alan Cox, Morleno Louise Crenshow, Tehiji Genero Crow, Liso Koy Crowley, Tomoro Sue Curl, Jomes Alon Curtis, Srefoni Roe Douby, Shannon Lynn Daugherty, Kathryn Dejoumen, Morio Terrell Derolenre, Christie Down Devillez, Robert Wesley Dixson, Christine Ann Dockery, Eric Von Dow, Lori Ann Duncon, Scot Aoron Duncan ll, Marvin Neol Elderbrook, Poul Joseph Eliiorr, Dorlo Sue Englerr, Eric Joseph Everley, Wendy Ann Evirrs, Melisso Goyle Forles, Dorlo Michelle Finch, Charles Gabriel Finch, Elexico Devonno Fitzgerald, Misty Down FIondermeyer, Holly Foirhe Floyd, Sheldon Eric Folz, Jamie Lynn Porgy, Wendy Love Fronks ll, James Albert Fromz, James Richard Franzen, Barbara Ann Freeman, Mary Jo Furlong, Jomes Michael Goiney, Susan Gole Gouer, John Roberr Gersr, Joson Folcon Goodman, Terryl Lee Goodson, Jessica Nikole Green, Billie Jeon Green, Christopher Adom Green, Kevin Roy Sophomores Greer, Joson Bradley Grlgsby, MEIJSSO Ann Gnmm, Joy Bee Groppenbocher, Kevm John Gross, Tiffany Down Grove, Mehsso Anne Holl, Mark Cody Hordm, William G, Horgerr, Amy Morie Harms, Donny Roy Horrolson, Stacey Morie Horns, Shannon Moy Houn, Ryon Lewis Howes, Amondo Down Hawkins, Porrick Allen Heil, Elizoberh Ann Henderson, Billy Gene Henderson, Darren Roy Henderson, Rochel Down Henshow, Angelo Morie Hepler, Chorles Allyn Hibbs, Jeffrey Dole Higdon, Becky Corlo Higginson, Doro Rene Highr, Poulo Jeon Houghton, Tino Morie Hughes, Jon David Hurley, Christopher Scorr Hun, Joel Reo Hutchinson, Kenneth Newmon Hurts, Andree Gole Inkenbrondr, Jomie Mone Irelond, Andrew Rodger Jackson, Denise Faye Jomes, Terry Koy Jeffers, Melisso Anne Jennings, Crysrol Lynn Johnson, Anthony Dewayne Johnson, Donn Lekeirh Johnson, Michelle Morie Jones, Doryl Lee Jones, Jomes David Jones, Joson Scorr Jones, Rodney Wilson Jones. Shoylo Denney Jones, Toby Lewis Jordon, Brion Corl Koy, Timothy Monhew Keeler, Sheryl Lee Kellough, Kristi Renee Kemp, Wendy 60er Kempf, Zonio Leodo Kensell, Jennifer Lee Kirk, Tony Lee Kirk, Tonyo Renee Klueg, Jeremy Joseph Klusmeier, Rebecco Dione Knight, Justin Douglas Koch, Kenr Allen Koch, Rondo Lee Korff, Liso Renee Krock, Joson Williom Kromer, Kyle Thomas Kuesrer, Condy Morie Lomb, Brion Scor Lorue, Billie Jean Loyne, Steven Michael Leoch, Melisso Leanne Lehman, Crysrol Goil Lickey, Reggie Lee Long, Jeffery Philip Lynch, Steven Woyne Sophomores Lyons, Dovid Joseph Moosberg, Dovid Allon Mobbirr, Laura Ann Moe, William Ezekiel Marks, Scorr Joseph Morrin, Theodore Roberts Morringly, Joson Ross Moy, Morrhew Cory Moynord, April Kristine Moynord, Brent Adom Mozon, Sheri Lyn McCooI Jr., George Robert McForlond, Zochorih Alexander McGhee, Scott Allen McGuyer, Amondo Michelle McKeerhen, Tommy Gene McVey, Jonorhon Allen McWiIlioms JrA Kim Mork Meisberger, Ivy Ann Melron, Aoron Jeffery Meriweorher, Deondrio Merrick, Shernell Arie Messemonn, Monic Rene Meyer, Kirk Louis Miles, Keirh Allen Miles, Scott Allen Mills, Jeni-Rebecco Joyce Moll, Scott Allan Money, Timothy Edword Morell, Gianna Lynn Morris, Melisso Jeon Mowrey, Jomie Lynne Mrsich, Robert Micheal Mullinx, Roberr Myers, Donello Yvonne Oliver, Brent Michoel Oronge, Robert Perry Polmer Jr., Christopher Don Parker, Chosiry Lynn Parker, Demerricus Lomor Parnell, Stephenie Ann Partridge, Chod Mickoel Peach, Jennifer Lynn Pearson, Anthony Wayne Perkins, Troy Don Phorr, Lorry Cloyron Phifer, Korino Renee Pickerill, Kirk Wayne Prevo, Heorher Rondelson, Jacqueline Yvonne Reeder, Michael Roy Rirchel, Mono Helen Robb, Jennifer Goy Robertson, Mork Ernest Roberrson, Tony Russell Robinson, Stephen Michael Rogers, Annerre Rogers, Ted Alexander Rydzinski, Diono Sue Sorrore, Michele Lynn Schlusemeyer, Bridger Ann Schmm, Chrisropher Todd Schmlrt, Leslie Ann Schnorre, Amy Schwlrz, Vonesso Ann Sensmeier, Kathryn Josephine Show, Jessica Suzanne Show, Lori Ann Sheldon, Michael David Simpson, Donovan Lee Simpson, Roberr Dylon Skinner, Douglas Lee SOPHOM ORES Smoll Shayne Michoel Smith, Tommy Lynn Smith, Tiffany Ann Sreormon, Melissa Lynn Steworr, Gory Zone Stocks, Tricio Lynn Sulowske, John Edward Sundermon, Srocey Irene Swedenburg, Adom Joy Sweeney, Jone Suzanne Tockerr, Joseph Allen Tolley, Christopher Roy Thomos, Joson Richard Thomas, Jefferson D. Thomas, Kyle Ceoser Thomason, Kristi Lyn Thomason, Wendy Tirzer, Kevin Scorr Tooley Jr., Roy Anthony Tosri, Richard Edword Townsend, Scorr Edward Tucker, Gory Woyne Tucker, Terry Lone Um, Zondro Jungmi Urley, Jomes Nicholas Vollee, Jonathon Lee Vonhoose, Julie Koy Vogel, Liso Goyle Wagner, Eric Boyd Wolker Daniel James Walls, Sonja Lynette Word, Charles Roy Weber, Brondis Danielle Weber, Chrisry Rene Wedding, Jennifer Lynn Westerfield, Shown Aric Weyer, Kimberly Ann White, Andrew William Whirmer, Jennifer Michelle Wicks, Terry Wickwore, Kelly Wilkinson, Kimberly Jo Williams, Brion Keith Williams, Christopher Owen Wiison, Kenneth Woyne Wilson, Melisso Down Winrernheimer, Dovid Roy Wolf, Tonic Roe Woodard, Charles Willem Working, Angelo Morie Wright, Antonio Morino Wright, Mory Inez Wright, Michael Lynn Wyon, Angelo Renee Wyorr, Dovid Zehr, Elizabeth Montgomery SENIORS Krisro Pace and Stacie Kohre in the uniforms the y wore in the New Year's Day Parade in London, England. II 2 go to London Seniors Srocio Kohre 0nd Kristo Poce were selected by the Universal Donce Comp and Cheer Leading Association to perform in the Lord Mayor of Westminster's New Year's Day Parade in London. They received this honor by competing individually - Stocio or dance comp and Kristo or cheerleading comp. i Ix?!3 I If FRESHMEN Acker, James Robert Acron, Keith Alon Addingron, Jon Andrew Akin, Kevin Gerold Aliono, Srephen Joseph Allen, Adrienne Lynn Almon, Jason Alon Alsup, Penny Lynn Arreberry, Lori Lynn AUIr, Goil Morie Boehl, Morcy Lynn Bokel, Angelo Marlene Baker, Kimberly Sue Baker, Sonnl Cowl Boll, Mary Elizabeth Barnes, Lisa Marie Borrley, Kimberly Michele Barron, Doniel Aaron Boshom, Christine Evelyn Bossemier, Mork Alon Boumberger, Jennifer Lynn Beck, David Wayne Beck II, Leo Donald Benedict, Brion David Benedict, Darrin Lawrence Bien, Doniel Eugene Birmer, Joseph Michael Blair, Corinna Doniro Bloize, Christa Down Bogon, Eugene Roy Donnell, Mory Jone Bobo, Todd Frank Boyles, Liso Down Broun, Morrhew Alon Brozil, Angelo Moria Breunig, Jeremy Scott Brock, Mario Eleno Brookover, Melinda Pauline Brookover, Melissa Ann Brown, Jennipher Dione Brown, Kimberly Leonn Bruce, Rickie Allen Buhmeier, Michelle Leo Bull, Joseph Heorh Burdon, Christopher Isooc Burnett, Jomes Morrhew Bums, William Allen Bushell, Robert Charles Burler, Curtis Jerome Comp, Deon Evon Campbell, Julie Ann Campbell, Michelle Lynn Conrrell, Donny Jo Corr, Louren Korhleen Cosey, Jomolyn Anne Cove, Berry Jo Chenoulr, Shori Chrisrine Childers, Jennifer Christine Childers, Jonathon Houston Cimbolnik, Koren Roe Clork, Kimberly Down Clork, Ryan Michoel Clork, Scorr Clerk, Serino Lyn Cloyron, Tonyo Angelo Clifton, Crysrol Renee Collins, Andre Lomonr Collins, Kelly Morie Collins, Steven Louis Compton, Korlorro Marie Compron, Thendis Romel FRESHMEN Congleron, Brook Leigh Conway, Kelly Michelle Coomer, Dorrel Lee Cooper, Ezzord Lowoyne Corbett, Koelle Krisren Cowonl Dovo Lynn Crobrree, Josu Croig, Johnorhon Allen Crews, Christopher Lee Crome, Wondo Sue Crowe III, Hugh Williom Crowley, Koren Down Cundiff, Dona Morle- Cunninghom, Michoel Vonn Curl, Aoron Allen Daniel, Dono Danielle Daugherty, Jomes Porrick Dovies, Alerheo Morie Dawson, April Down Doy, Anrhony Elwin Degenhon, Michael Hynemon Diecken, Erin Roe Devine, Jeremy Roy Devoy, Leigh Anne Dixon, Tracey Renee Dixson, Michelle Reno Dory, Teno Louise Duke, Phillip Eugene Duncan, Morlo Neocol Dunville, Aoron Christopher Durkee, Kristen Lee Durkin, Monica Louise Duvoll, Leslie Down Eosrerly, Mochoel Lynn Eden, Richlond Regole Edge, Ronald Eugene Ellis, Melisso Sue Ellis, Micho Koy Elrod, Zochorioh Josonwoyne Erwin, Eric Jason Esporzo, Christine Joon Euler, Kimberly Joyce Foulsrick, Shelley Ann Fehr Jr., Michael Alon Feller, Michoel William Finon, Jennifer Lynn Fletcher, Morgon Folz, Kathy Jo Ford, Glorilee Jeon Foremon, Bryom Lee Francis, Amy Beth Francis, Joy Eric Fronkenberger, Melissa Loroine Froy, Scott Edword Frozier, Shannon Joy Ruchs, Brion Anthony Fuchs, Jason Lee Fuquoy, Brion Scott Gardner, Bryon Morthew Gorren, Dovid Desheo Gouer, Jeremy Michael Gibson, Demeorreo Mychell Givens, Kristen Tinsley Givens, Srephonie Godby, Dione Lynn Godsey, Joson Travis GoebeI, Ryon Joson Goldman, April Lynn Gooch, Cody Kipp Goodoll, David Lee Goodmon, Austin Dee Goodwin, Daniel Corrlon FRESHMEN Gormon, Brion Keith Grohom, Srephonie Anne Greenfield, Crescent Lynn Gregory, Ruth Ann Grimm, Jill Ann Grishom, Aleno Renee Grose, Geraldine Grover, Morlo Foy Gustofson, Douglas Honsel Hole, Tonya Rene Holes, Gregory Lynn Hollom, Chorles Michael Hommerr, Bren Alon Hommonds, Anthony Douglas Hoppe, Gino Renee Horrolson, Bryon Joseph Horrison, Michael Vernon Hort, Vondo Sue Hosenmeyer, Morcie L Houn, Eric Christopher House, Berry Jo Howkins, Hoven C. Heckle, Lono Sue Helferr, Brion Alon Helferr, Eric Wayne Helfert, James David Henderson, Angelo Renee Henry, Anrwon Kenrroll Herr, Trocy Lynn Highr, Gregory Alon Horsrkerrer, Kosey Renee Huck, Toro Ann Huck, Trocy Lynn Huffman, April Down Hunt, Joson Lloyd Hum, Richard Andrew Hum, Shown Roe Hunter, Shari Sherone Hun, Sheo Suzanne lerordi, Amondo Christine Jockson, Derrick Mourice Jackson, William Clayton Jocobs, Cecil Joson Jorvis, Gory Russell Jenkins, Neeno Koy Johns, Corl Joseph Johnson, Anthony Eugene Jones, Cheri Koye Jones, Jennifer Angelique Jones, Krisry Ann Judd, Scorr Woyne Kohre, Chorise Renee Kelley, Kristen Korhryne Kelley, Morrhew Royol Kelly, Timothy Joy Kennedy, Emmanuel Lee Kensell, William Denford Keown, Kevin Lee Killebrew, Kimberly Michelle Kincode, Kelley Koy King, William Lopierce Kingsbury Jr., Glen Roy Knighr, Srocy Lynn Koch, Chad Edward Koesrer, Chod Edward Kolker, Trocy Ann Kothe Jr., William Evons Lochonce, Bridgette Noel Lenders, Rebecco Sue Longhorst, Elena Down Lonnerr, Stephen Michael Lee, Christopher Michael FRESHMEN Lirherlond, Louro Jeon Lively, Allen D Lon, Rachel Jerusho Lovelace, Misry Michelle Lowe Jr., James William Lukemon, Norhon Alon Lumull, Chod Chrisropher Lunrull, Denise Lyn Moosberg, Ann Michele Mobrey, John Poul Madison, Eorl Thomos Monzi, Jason Lee Morrin, April Michelle Morrin, Sheilo Renee Morrin, Stuorr Andre Moson, Jefrey Morringly, Tiffany Cozerte Moyse, Sally Ann McGinnis, Mymo Lynn McMichoel, Heorher Morie McNory, Xovier Micheal McRoy, Jenny Sue McVey, Rurh Eillen Memmer, Morcie Lynn Mercer, Crysrol Down Merrm, Valerie Sue Metcolf, Lisa Ann Meyer, Holly Elizoberh Miller, Carlo Beth Miller, Kelly Lone Mills, Joseph John Mitchell, Corolyn Sue Moesner, Kevin Roy Money, Christopher Cloy Moore, Porrick Mocken Morell, Misry Koy Morgen, Rhonda Sue Mowrey, Jodie Lynne Murphy, Lorry Williom Nosh, Kinrino Morie Neol, Heorh Michoel Nelson, Koren Lynn Nelson, Liso Lynn Nelson, Ryon Andrew Nicholson, Jonathon Andrew Noffsinger, Alex Jocob Nuebling, Shannon Renee Orsburn, Stephen Andrew Osborne, Susan Elaine Overley, Kenneth Ryon Owens, Linda Jone Porker, Todd David Payne, Curtis Allen Poyone, Ryon Alon Peckempough, Brendon Dennis Peddicord, April Pegrom, Jennifer Leigh Phelps, Michoel Allen Preske, Andrew Jomes Racine, Melinda Koy Rafferty, Seon Porrick Rash, Keri Michelle Royshell, Rondoll Lynn Reece, Dory! Richard Renfro, Donyel Colieen Riggle, Jerry Keith Riggs, Zok STUOrT Riley, Jeffery Allon Riley, Jennifer Lee Riley, Kothy Lynne Ringhom, Koren Anne Rinker, Alon Wesley FRESHMEN Risley, Adom Wesley Roberrs. Jennifer Ann Robinson, Quentin Allen Rogers Gerry Allen Rohner, Bethany Lynn Romick, andon W. Rose. Koro Ann Rouch, Janet Lynn Sokorio, Sonjoy Suresh Soles, Tonyo Renee Sondleben, Steven Michael Sorrore, Kristo Down Schlochrer, Michoel Jeon Schmerr, Lindo Sue Schornhorsr, Lisa Ann Schulz, Joshuo Doniel Sharer, Leondro Koy Shelton, Angelo Michelle Shockley, Chod Alon Shockley, Dena Marlene Shroyer, Misty Down Silver, Potricio Anne Slsoggs, Alishio Michelle Smeoring Christopher Poul Smith, David Wayne Smith, Rose Elizoberh Smith, Shem Lynne Smith, Trldo Elizabeth Southord, Brondy Rene Spanner, Jerry Roye Sparks, Randell Edward Sperry, Dovid Fredrick Springer, Jason Alon Sronley, Jamie Lee Steele, Srocey Kaye Srephens, Chod Timothy Stevens, Jomes Leo Sreworr Bobtn Brook Srieff, Kasey Lynn Srieff Kelly Lynn Srocker, Adam Duone Stocks, Down Ellen Stone, Christina Morleno Sruord, Heorh Alon Sulowske, Mark Allen Swallow, Joseph Ryon TOIIIon, Aoron Dole Towil, Tonic Rurhonno Tevebough Jeremy Wayne Thomos, Christopher Neol Thomas, Puol Edward Thomas, S Tidweil II, Leonard Jerome Timmons, Croig Alon Tracey, Jennifer Leigh Tromill, Richard Scorr Tnce, Keith Wayne Turpin Dmo Roe Vonwinkle, Amy Kristine Vonwmkle, Jeremy Duone VervIlle, Christopher Thomas VerviHe, Croig Thomos Wagner, Brock John Wagner, Cheryl Lyn Wolloce Jr, Clarence Edword Wolrhen Mzchoel Todd Worgel, Pomelo Jeon Wedding, Nxcole Krisnno Weiberr, Crysrol Renee Wexss, Lesley Gene Welre, Don Dovld Whoberry, Dovxd Trovis FRESHMEN Wicks Dorm WHIxxe-wr'cz Chnsropher Robert WM, Jason chhoel Wdlloms, JuHe Roe lehoms, Kun James Wilson, Brendon Duane Wmsteod, Terese Reno meemhewmer Mork Alon Wlmers, chheHe Renee WOJeck, Michele Noel Wolf, Jimmxe Eorl Woodword, Vderie Lynne Yomg, Dovid Alon Ziegler Mork Christian leiok, Sharon Lynn Zoss, Nine Mother FA CUL TY Bonnie Alcorn, English Berry Alexander, Special Ed Noncy AHen. Special Ed Phillip Aromowicz, Social Studies William Asbury, Social Studies Porricio Bomes, Business Colleen Borne , Business Dennis Beodles, Sociol Srudies Donno Belporlondo, English Borboro Berg, Science Borboro Bishop, Nurse Thomas Boink, Industrial Arts Glenda Boyd, Vocotionol Ed. Robert Coner. Arr Sreven Caner, Heolrh Morris Clark, Social Studies Edwin Cole, Journalism Tonyo Cooksey, Arrendonce Supervisor ' Dennis Cotton, Foreign Long. I Rito Crone, Foreign Longs Grodie Crick, Physical Ed Robert Cuprisin, Industrial Arts Koren Dowson, Physical Ed Reno DeMurh, English ? Darlene Dycus, Foreign Long, f Bettye Lou Egh, Secretory retchen Eisenhouer, Physical Ed Mevelyn Feogley, Secretory Joon Finch, Principal Cheryl Funkhouser, English Jomes Gordner, Science Christopher Geiser, Moth Berry Gentry, Interpreter Porrick Goen, Vocorionol Ed Poul Gries, Heolrh Morgorer Griffin, Foreign Long. Andvew Guorino, Assr. Principal Curtis Hohn, Science Rudolph Hoppel, Industrial Arts Donno Hawkins, Special Ed Mrs. Finch leads a bus y life Principal Joon Finch is completing her ninth year as principal. Dur- ing that time, she hos had several ossisrom principals who received their training here and hove gone on to higher EVSC odminisrrorive positions. This year, she had 0 new assistant in charge of discipline, Mr. Andy Guorino. Running 0 school takes 0 large omoum of expertise os118reoch- ers and secretaries report on 0 daily basis, 05 well 05 0 full custodial and cafeteria sroff. In addition to hiring personnel, Mrss Finch deals with 0 student body of approximately 1,300, discipline, curriculum, reports ond rhe many other things that develop when some 1,450 people get rogerher on 0 daily basis. Mrss Finch will long be remembered es the person who led us through four of the most important years of our lives FACUL TY Volmo Helermon, Bookstore Mgr Soro Henn Vocol MUSIC Suson Herrln Secretory Sue Hollond Secretory Dons Horn Secrerory Llndo Hudson, Physncol Ed Judith Isooc, Moth Phllllp Jorke Dnver Ed Ronold Kone, Speool Ed Sheryl Kenh Moth MJChOeI Kennedy. Morh Beverly Kemey, Bookstore Willlom Kilhon, Counselor Mutton Knopfmewer, Scnence Dovnd Koehler Socwol Studies Lorry Lawrence Vocouonol Ed Jone! Lensmer, Medic Spemollst Donno Lurz Moth Dlono Lynn. SpeCIof Ed Kmhleen Morley, Socxol SIUdIeS Charles Morhleu Scxence Brion Meier, 5000! 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BI. 93 Green. Billie 87 Green, Christopher 87 Green. Kevin 87 Green, Latriae 83 Greene. J. 42 Greenfield. Crescent 93 Greer. Jason 88 Gregory. Ruth 93 Greubel. Marc 83 Gries. Paul 97 Griffin. Margaret 97 Grigsby. Melissa 88 Grimm. Jill 93 Grimm. Joy Bee 88 Grisham. Alena 30. 93 Groppenbacher. Kevin 88 Grose. Geraldine 93 Grose, Phyllis 75 Gross, Tiffany 88 Grove. Melissa 88 Grover. Marlo 30. 93 Guarino. Andy 97 Gubler. C. 42 Gustafson. Douglas 93 Gwallney. April 75 Haddock, John 83 Hadley, Lisa 75 Hater. Gretchen I6. 26. 28. 34. 75. I2l Hahn. Curtis 24, 62. 97 Hairslon. Ronald 83 Hale, Tanya 93 H3725. Gregory 93 Hales. Buddy I2. 43 Hall. Christopher 7'5 Ha . Jamey 83 Hall. Mark 88 Hall. Rhonda 98 Hallam. Charles 93 Hamilton. R. 42 Hammer. David 83 Hammett. Brett 93 Hammond. Tony 24, 34 Hammonds. Anthony 93 Hansen. John 29 Hansen, Katrina 22 Happe. Gina 93 Happel. Rudolph 97 Hardin. Jason 32 Hardin. William 88 Hargen, Amy 88 Hargrove, Julie 83 Harms. Danny 88 Harms. Mark 83 Harralson. Bryan 93 Harralson, Stacey 88 Harrelson, Andrea 30. BL 75 Harrelson, B. 43 Harrelson. Paula 30. 32. 83 Harris, David Eugene 83 Harris. Janell Jo 83 Harris, Shannon 88 Harrison. Michael 93 Hart. Sean 75 Hart. Vonda 93 Hartig. Andrea 30. 83 Hartman. Linda 83 Hasenmeyer. Krista 27, 46. 83 Hasenmeyer, Marcie 29, 45. 93 Hassel. Holly 27. 83 Halfiefd. Jackie 75 Haun, Eric 22. 93 Haun. Ryan 32. 88 Hause. Belly Jo 93 Hawes. Amanda 30. 88 Hawkins. Brenda 83 Hawkins, Donna 97 Hawkins. H. 43. 93 Hawkins. Patrick 88 Hayden. Darrick 83 Hayes. Michele 75 Head. Benjamin 75 Head. Richard 75 Heckel. Lana 30, 93 Heckel. Saunia 83 Hedderick. Sandra 75 Hedderick. Steve 83 Heffler, Holly 83 Heichelbech. John 27. 83 Heierman. Valara 98 Heil. Elizabeth 88 Heim, Jill II, 20. 27. 28. 83 Helferl, Brian 68, 93 Helfert. C. 43 Helfen. E. 43 Helfert, James 93 Helm. Tina 83 Henderson. Angela 93 Henderson, Billy 88 Henderson. Darren l2. 4!. 88 Henderson, Rachel 88 Henderson. Valerie 83 Henn, Sara 98 Henry. 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Joseph 83 Koch. Ken! 88 Koch, Kevin 29, 63. 84 Koch. Rhonda 25. 88 Koch, Stephanie 77 Koehler. David Sr. 34, 98 Koester. Chad 93 kolb. Jason '7 kollkcr. Todd 7 kollker. Tracm l2. 22.93 korll. llsa 88 kolhc. Jr . William 93 kozlcl. Aramlnla 7'7 krack. Jason 88 kramcr. kyle 3!. 88 kramcr. Seth 30, 34 Krelgcr, Brenda 84 kroegcr. T 42 Kucsler. Candy 22. 29. 38 kuhr. Terry 84 Kunkel. Andy 4l. 77 LaChance. Brldgetle 29. 93 Lamb. Brian 88 Landers. Rebecca 93 Lang, Robln 84 Langcn, Valerie I3. 23, 29. 34. 77, IIO Langlord. Becky l6. 26. 34. 77. I22 Langhorsl, Elena 93 Lannerl. Stephen 93 Lam. Jennifer 77 Larva. Billie 88 Lane. Amy 27.84 Lawrence. Larry 98 Lawson, Brenda 84 Layne. Steven 88 Leach, Missy 25. 32. 88 Lee. Christopher 93 Lefler. Holly 27, 84 lehman. Crystal 88 Lelslner. Janet 98 Lenz. Dean I6. 30. 84 Lewls. Davnd 77 Laws, Toscha 84 Luckey. Reggie 88 Liggen. Johnn 40, 4!, 77 lnherland. laura 29. 45. 94 therland, Sean 77 Lively. Allen 94 lohman. Paul 84 Long. Jeffery 4!. 88 Lou. Rachel 94 Lovelace. Misty 94 Lowe. Donna 77 lowe Jr.. James 94 Lewes. Bryan 84 Lukeman. N. 42, 94 Lupler. Stacey 84 Lunerman. Dawn 32 Lunrell. Chad 30. 94 Lutlruli. Denise 94 lullrull. Mindy 3L 84 Lutz. David 30, 34. 84 Lulz. Donna 98 Lutz. Susue 27. 44. 45. 84 Lynch. Steve 88 lynn. Diana 98 Lyons. David 88 Maasberg. Ann 94 Maawberg. Davld 89 Mabbm. Laura 89 Mabrey, John 94 Mabrey. Tracey 77 Madlson. Earl 94 Mae. Wuhan! 89 Maholm. Gary 4l. '7 Mahrenholz. lara 84 Manzc. Jason 94 Mann. Erln I2. 84 Marks. Scott 89 Marley. kathleen 98 Marsh. Lisa 84 Martin. Apnl 94 Marlln. Melanie 27. 84 Martm. Sharla 94 Marnn. Sluarl 94 Martin. Teddy 63. 89 Marx. Aaron 77 Mason. Jefrey 94 Mason. Roger 84 Malhleu. Charles 98 Mallock. Bill 64. 84 Mamngly, Angie 26, 27 Mamnglv, Jason l0. l6. 22. 29. 30. SI. 32. 89 Maltlngly. Tiffany 30. 94 Maveety Ill. Jahn 77 Maxwell. Renee 84 May. Larry 77 May. Matthew 89 Mayer, Jeremy 32. 46 Mayes, Kevin 84 Mayes. Sally 30 Maynard. April I6, 32. 89 Maynard, Brem 89 Maynard, James 84 Mayse. Jim I6. 77 Mayse. Sally 94 Maze. Jeannine 77 Maze. Jennifer 84 Mazin. Sheri 89 McBride. Jessica 16. 32. 84 McCIarney. Lori 27, 29. 77. I28 McCool Jr. George 89 McCuHey. Joann 20. 32. 84 McDonald. Sarah 27, 84 McFaIl. Eric 84 McFaH. Glorl 84 McFarland. John 84 McFarland. Zacharih 89 McFarling. David 4l. 77 McGhee. Scott 89 McGinnIs. Carol 84 McGinnis. Myrtra 94 McGuyer. Amanda 66. 89 McGuyer. Gena 24. 77 McKeethen ll, Steven 77 McKeelhen. Tammy 89 Mckissic. Vincent 77 McMaken. Klm I2, 28. 84 McMaken, Tina l3, IS, 23. 26. 28, 32. 34. 77. 80,108. IIO,I2O McMichael. Heather 94 McNary, M. 43 McNary, Xavier McRoy. Jenny 94 McVey. Jonathan 89 McVey. Ruth 3!. 94 McWilliams Jr. Kim I2. 22. 41.63. 89 Meier. Brian 98 Meisberger. Ivy I2, 69. 89 Melton. Aarin 89 Memmer. Marcie 94 Mercer, Crystal SI, 94 Meriweather. Deondrla 89 Merle. Carol 45 Merrick. Shernell 89 Merritt. Joey 84 Merrill. Valerie 94 Meserve. Mark 65 Messemann. Monic 89 Messex. Brandon 77 Metcalf. lisa 94 Meyer. Andrea 77 Meyer. Holly 94 Meyer. kirk 89 Mlchel. Kathy 32 Miles. Keith 89 Miles. Scan 89 Miller. Carla 94 MIIIer. D. 42 Miller. Jacinda 77 -Mlller. JIII 27. 28. 84. I07 Mlller. Kelly I2. 94 Miller, R, 42 Miller. Scan 84 MIHS. JenI-Rebecca 89 Mills, Joseph 94 Mills. Shannon 32 Murando. Chnstina 98 Mitchell. Carolyn 94 Mitchell, Dana 84 Mnchell. Peggy 77 Moesner. Kevin 30 Moll. Scott 89 Money. C. 43, 94 Money. Timothy 89 Moon. Mary Jane 84 Moore. Jerald 98 Moore. Karla 30, 3I. 84 Moore. Patrick 94 More . Gtanna 89 More , Misty 94 Morgan, Rhonda 94 Morley, Jim 27. 84 Morris. Jill 84 Morse, Robert 84 Moms. Melissa 89 Marlon, Lisa 77 Mosaner, Kevin 94 Mowrey, Jamie II. 28. 89 Mowrey, Josie 94 Mrsich. Robert 89 Mudd. Martha 98 Muehlbauer. Judy 77 Muehlbauer. Kevin 77 Mullen. Jodi 28. 84 Mullinx. Robert 89 Murray. Ken 32 Murray, Randy 84 Murray. Roger 4l Murray. Rohan 84 Murphy. Larry 94 Myer. Holly 30 Myers. Donella 89 Myers. Robin 77 Nash. Kinlina 94 Nation. Tina 77 Neal. Heath 94 Neidig. Paul 98 Nelson. Jeremy D. 13. 20. 26. 29, 41, 77 Nelson. Karen 94 Nelson. Lisa 30. 94 Nelson. Ryan 46. 94 Newmzm. Vikki 98 Nicholson. Jonathon 94 Niemeier, Theodore 98 Nielhammer. Jason 25. 34. 77 Nixon. Mary Jo 98 Noifsinger. Alex 30. 94 Noffsinger. Leigh 26. 77 Nold. Anthony 84 Noriega. Amy 77 Nosko. David SI Nosko. Donna 77 Nuebling. Shannon 94 Offerman, Laure! 23. 27. 28. 78. l08. 0. I20, I28 Oldham. Bryant 78 Oldham. C. 42 Oliver, Bren! I6. 89 Olson. Mark 32 Onnybecker. Marcia 98 Orange, Robert 89 O'Risky, Scott 27. 4I. 84 Orshorsky, Matthew 78 Orsburn. Stephen 94 Osborne. K. 84 Osborne. Susan 94 Otzmann. Kimberly 84 OuxIaw. Allan 78 Overley, Kenneth 94 Overlon. Ronald 98 Owen. Michael 98 Owen. Mike 9. 40. 4I Owens, Linda 94 Owens. Marcie 77 Owsley. Andrea I4. 78. 84 Owsley. Jermaine 64 Pace. Elbert 98 Pace. Kerry 23. 27. 29. 34. 44. 45, 72. 78. 86. 0. I28 Pace. Krista l2. I3. 23. 27. 29. 34. 72, 78. 86. 90. 0. I28 Pace, Lori 67, 78 Paddock, Jennifer 78 Palmer Jr.. Christopher 89 Palmer. Joy 78 PaImer. Stacey 78 Papenmeier. Frederick 84 Parker. Chasity 89 Parker. Demetricus 89 Parker. Edward 84 Parker. Todd 94 Parnell. Stephanie 89 Parsons. Jack 12. 22. 25. 84 Partridge. Chad 89 Payne. Curtis 43, 94 Payne. Ryan 43. 94 Peach, Jennifer 89 Pearson. Anthony 89 Peckenpaugh. Brandon 94 Peddicord, April 94 Pegram. Jennifer 30. 3!, 94 Pemberlon. Jerry 32. 84 Pennington. J. 42 Perkins. Troy 89 Petty. Sandra 78 Pharr, Larry 89 Phelps. Donald 78 Phelps. Juanita 84 Phelps. Michael Phifer, Katina 89 Phillips. MicheHe 30. 84 Pickerill. Kirk 89 Pickerill. Jeff 78 Pierce. Tim 41. 78 Plummer. Todd 78 Poehlein. Rodney 78 Pointer. Arnie 30. 84 Pointer. Monica 78 Pointer. Steve 30 Pokorney. J. 42 Poling. Steve 32. 84 Potter. Phillip 98 Powers. Cameron 29. 78 Powers. Tracey 78 Preske. Andy 34. 94 Preske. Jonna 76. 79 Prevo. Heather 89 Price. Melissa 79 Proctor. Jerry I6. 34, 84 Racine. Melinda 94 Racine. Melissa 84 Rafferty. Scan 94 Raider. Daphne 27, 84. D7 Rainey. 'J. c. 84 Rainey. Troy 84 Randelson. Jacqueline 89 Rash, Keri 94 Raysheil. Randall 94 Razzano. Doris 98 Reder Mike 4! Reece. Daryl 94 Reader. Michael 89 Reed. Elvin 98 Reiniga. Mike 24. 32, 98 Raising. Brian 67. 84 Reisig, Heather 84 Reisinger. Phillip 98 Renfro. Danyel 30. 94 Reserve. Mark 32 Reninger. M. 42 Rexing. Jennifer 84 Rexing. Roger 84 Rexing, Tammey 79 Reyes, Ryan 84 Rheinlander. Valerie 24. 79 Rhye. Dewayne 79 Riggle. Jerry 94 Riggs. Zak 94 Riley. Jeffery 94 Riley. Jennifer SI. 94 Riley. Jeremy 79 Riley. Kathy 94 Ringham, Karen 94 Ringham. Kevin 25. 62. 79 Rinkzr. Alan 94 Risley. Adam 95 Ritchel, Maria 89 Robb. J. 4! Robb. Jennifer 89 Robb. Steven 84 Roberts. A. 43 Roberts, H. 43 Roberts. Jennifer l6. 3!. 95 Roberts, Michael 98 Robertson. Heather 32, 55. 79 Robertson. Mark 89 Robertson. Tony 89 Robertson. Tracy 84 Robinson. Michael 84 Robinson, Quemin 95 Robinson. Stephen 89 Rogers. Annene 89 Rogers. Barbra 34.79 Rogers. Garry 95 Rogers. Ted 40, 4I, 89 Rohner. Bethany 95 Romick. Brandon I5. 70. 95 Rose. Kara 28. 95 Rolhchild. Jeffery 85 Rouch. Jane! 95 Rydzinski, Diana 89 Sakaria. Saniay 95 Sales. Tonya 95 Salmon. Gina 79 Samsil. Shaun 79 Sanders. Tamera 85 Sandleben. Steven 32, 95 Sarlone, Michele 89 Sartore. Krista 95 Schaust. Daron 79 Scheidler. Brenda 98 Scherer, Steve 3I. 30. 98 Schlachter, Michael 95 Schlimmer, Mary Jo 98 Schlusemeyer. Bridget 89 Schmen. Linda 95 Schminke. Mark 4l. 85 Schmilt. Barbara 98 Schmin. Chrinopher 89 ,milt. Debra 85 : mm. Leslie 28. 32.744. 45. 89 min. Marc 85 narre. Amy 89 nee. Jason 79 ofulim. Tonya 79 rnhorst, Lisa 45. 85. 95 .3 ornhorst. Lori 27. 44 riber. Jack l6. 80. 98 lxz. Jennifer 24, 85 ltz. Joshua 95 wartz. Angie 30. 85 witz. Joe 98 witz. Vanessa 37. 89 n. David 46, 85 n. Kimberley ss ert. Joel 46. 79 en. Heamer 26. 79 21', Lynn 98 ler. Michelle 85 er. Rusty I7. 22. 27. 85 Vller, Tonya 79 semeier. Katie 45. 89 en. Gloria 85 . ver, Gregory 98 4 7. rer. Joseph 85 er. Leandra 95 p, Bram 79 w. B! 42 '2 w. Jessica 89 l. Amy 28.32. 85 , Ion. Angela 95 7 Ion. Jim 45. 98 Icy. Chad 95 Hey. Dena 95 ley. Dirk 79 yer. Misty 95 7 3. Jerry 34. 79 Patricia 95 r. Susan 79 5 ans. Stephanie 85 ton, Donovan 89 ion. Dylan 4!. 89 SOn, Kurt 85 Sandra 34. 98 ' n. Shane 79 3:. Alishia 95 r, Douglas 89 . Shayne 32, 90 ing. Robert 79 ring. Christopher 95 .Andrea 24. 85 . Bryan 30 . David 95 . Earl 98 . Jason 27, 4!. 85 7. Kelly 28. 85 . Laura 85 7 3. Rose 95 w. .7. Sherri 95 4m. Sherry 98 m. Tammy 90 5m. Tiffany 90 Mb. Tricia 95 mm. Suzanna 85 Mb. Tara 85 SWIM. Stacy 79 Snider. D. 43 migrau. Amber 85 'Wman. David 79 W11. Brandy 95 War. Jerry 95 W5. Jennifer 85 I Sparks. Randall 95 Sperry. David 95 Sperry. Robert 79 Springer. Jason 95 Slallings. Michael 85 Stanley. Jamie 30, 95 Sratzer, Maria 79 Stearman. Melissa 90 Stearns. M. Elizabeth 98 Steele. Stacey 95 Steinkuhl. Roger 98 Steinmetz. Tara 79. I03 Stephens. Chad 95 Stevens. C. 43 Stevens. James 95 Stevens, Michael 79 Stewart. A. 42 Stewart. Bobbi 95 Stewart. Gary 90 Stewart. Randall 79 Stieff. Kasey 95 Stiefi, Kelly 29. 45 Stieff. Scott 85 Stacker. Adam 43. 95 Stocks. Dawn 95 Stocks, Tricia IE. 24. 32. 46. 90 Stone. Christina 95 Stone. Kenneth 85 Sloneberger, Michael 79 Starch. Scott 85 Street, Melissa 25. 79. HS. I22 Stricken Bill 79 Stuard. Heath 95 Suits. Brian 24, 79 Sulawske. Angie 79 Sulawske. John 90 Sulawske. Mark 95 Sumner. Shelly 23. 79. '08. HS Sunderman. Stacey 90 Surheinrich, Renee 16. 3I Smers. Stephanie 85 Sutton. James 40. 4!. 79 Sutton. Shana 26. 44. 79. 8. 122 Swailow. Joseph 95 Swedenberg. Adam 90 Swedenburg. Eric 85 Sweeney. Jane 90 T Tackett. Joseph 90 Taillown. Aron 95 Talley. Christopher 90 Tawil. Tania 95 Taylor. Michael 79 Taylor. Sarah 79 Teague. Dana 26. 79. I28 Terrell. Annie 28. 44. 85 Terrell. Dawn 79 Tevebauch. Jeremy 43. 95 Theuerkauf. Jack 98 Theuerkauf. Robert 26, 34. 4!. 80. 3 Thomas. Christopher 43. 85, 95 Thomas. Jason 90 Thomas. Jefferson 90 Thomas. Kenneth 98 Thomas. Kyle 90 Thomas, Michael 98 Thomas. Michelle 65. 85 Thomas. Paul 95 Thomas. S. 95 Thomas. William 98 Thomason. Kristie IS, 90 Thomason, Wendy 90 Tidwell. Andrea 46. 85 Tidwell. Leonard 30, 43. 95 Tieken. Brian 24, 85 Timmons, Craig 95 Tinsley. Ruby 98 Titus. Gregory 85 Titzer, Kevin 90 Todd. Adam 80 Tooley. Jr.. Ray 90 Tosti. Richard 90 Townsend. Scott 90 Toy. Jeffery 80 Tracey. Jennifer 95 Tramill. Richard 95 Trice. Keith 95 Trice, Kimberly 80 Truitt. Kimberly 80 Tucker, Gary 9O Tucker. Terry 90 Turner, Rochelle 80 Turpin. Dina 95 Um. Zandra 30. BI. 90 Umbach. William 80 Utley'. Aaron 8. 40. 41. 80 Utley. Nick M. 90 Vallee. Jonathon 90 Van Doorn, Ymene 85 Vanhoase. Julie 12, 22. 29. 32. 9O Vanwinkle. Amy 95 Vanwinkle, Jeremy 95 Vaughn. Keith 80 Venturini. Tony SI. 85 Venturini. Staci 3O Vercauleren. M. 42 Vervme. Chris 43. 95 VerviHe. Craig 43. 95 Voegel. Stephen 85 Vogel. Lisa 4!. 42. 9O Volkmann. Ginger 80 Wagner. Bradley 85 Wagner, Brock 95 Wagner. Cheryl 64. 95 Wagner. Eric 90 Wainman. Travis 4l, 42, 85 Walker, Amy 27. 32, 85. IO7 Walker, B. 42 Walker. Danny 32, 90 Walker. Ronald 85 Walker. Tony 4! Wall. Amanda ll, 27. 28. 85 Wallace. Clarence 95 Wallace, Michael 85 Walls. Sonja 9O Walters. Lori 85 Walther, Michael 95 Ward. Charies 90 Wargel. Pamela 95 Washington. Tara 85 Watson. Samantha 80 Watts, Bobby 30, 85 Webb. Kevin 25. 80 Weber. Brandis 29. 90 Weber. Christy 90 Weber. Christy 90 Wedding. Jennifer 90 Wedding. Nicole 95 Wedding. Tara 85 Weiberl. Crystal 95 Weisman, Jane 34. 80 Weisman. Jim 8. 25. 30. SI. 34. 80. 86. l06 Weiss. Lesley 95 Wellen, Tim 85 Wells, Jennifer 10.27. 29. 34. 85. 3. 4 Wells. Micheile 80 Welte. Bar: 30. 95 Werner. Christina 80 Wessel. John 98 Wessel, Shane 85 Westeriiem, 90 Westfall. Syndee 80 Weyer, David 85 Weyer. Kimberly 90 Weyenna. Martina 85 White. Andrew 90 While. Annette SO Whikmer. Jennifer 42. 66. 90 Whitaker. Jennifer 85 Whitsell. Jamie 85 Whoberry. David 95 Whoberry. Sandra 85 Wicks. Darrin 96 Wicks, Terry 90 Wickware Jr.. Benonia 85 Wickware. Kelly 90 Widick. Charies 85 Wiley. Charles 85 Wilhite. Donna 85 Wilkey. Matthew 85 Wilkiewicz. Christopher 96 Wilkinson, Kimberly 90 Will, Jason 96 Williams. Brian 90 Williams. Christopher 90 Williams. Diane 80 Williams. Julie 96 Williams. Kurt 43. 96 Wiilis, Michael 85 Wilson. Audie IS. 85 Wilson. Brandon 43. 96 Wilson, Kenneih 90 Wilson. Melissa 90 Wilson, Shari 85 Wilson. Victor 4!. 80 Wilzbacher. Amy 25. 26. 80 Wilzbacher. Lisa 80 Winkler. Dezarae 85 Winiger. Toscha 24. 34. 80. 704 Winstead. Teresa 30. 96 Winternheimer. Cale 80 Wmternhenner. David 4L 42, 90 Winterheimer. Mark 30. 96 Winters. Michelle 96 Wire. Jeffrey SI Wire. Timothy 85 Witherspoon. Damon 30. 85 Wittekindl. Betty 34, 98 Wiltgen. Annie IS. 98 Woehler. Ralph 982 Woehler, Richard SI Wojeck. Kimberly 85 Wojeck. Michele 96 Wolf. Doug 4!. 86 Wolf. Jimmie 96 Wolf. Pm 34. 46. 62, 8I WoIf. Sara 8! Wolf. Tonia 90 Wood. Chad 86 Wood. Jeffrey 8I Woodard. Charles 90 Woods. Deanna 24. 25. 34. B7 Woods. J. 42 Woods. Myra 86 Woods, Sheila 86 Woodward. Valerie 24. 96 Woosley, Danny 63, 86 Wootton. Jim 67, 98 Working. Angela 3!. 90 Warren. Becky 27. 28, 34. SI. IOS. l2l. I28 Wright. Laura 98 Wright. Tony 4I. 9O Wrighk, Mary 90 Wright, Michael 90 Wyatt. Angela 90 Wyatt. David 90 Y Yancy. S. 42 York. Glen 98 York. John 24. 34. SI York, Kathy 25. 86 York. Stephanie 86 Young, David 96 Young. Heather 86 Young. Jennifer 8i Z Zehr. Beth 45. 70. 90 Ziegler. Mark 96 Ziliak. Sharon 96 Zorzi. Kristina 86. 116 less, Nina 96 Zowe, J. 43 Zwahlen. Marva 24. 30. 86 we always remember: the en Through all the herd times, We stood roll. Through all the challenges, We foced them all. We've seen many great times In these lost few years We've also seen the sod rimesg Bur we've struggled through the tears; We have always stuck together. Thor's why they say we're fine. We're united in the honor; We are the Class of '89! Kevin Bennett, Class of 1989 Yearbook Staff - 1sr r0 w: co-edirors Melissa Conder and Stacie K ohre; 2nd row: Section editors K risro Pace and Laura Cole; 6rd ro w: Jennie Knight and K erry Pace; 4th row: Dona Teogue and Andrea Graham; 5th row: Becky Worrell, Laurel Offermon, and Lori McClomey. We wish rhe Class of W89 the very besr in everything and hope the Irodl- rlon will conrlnue. Beorwinkle waves a friendly goodbye ro the Class of '89. WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY I MARCELINE. MISsOURl uwsa