Cowan High School - Sachem Iris Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

;OWAN JR. SR. HIGH SCHOOL MUNCIE, INDIANA 47302 1983 SACHEM VOLUME 25 The 1982-1983 Cowan Sachem Staff brings you A BLAST FROM OUR PAST!! We hope to have cap- tured. through copy and photographs, the lifestyle of the students here at CHS. We hope to have caught you living, laughing and loving your school. This book is a record of everything that happened during the summer of 1982 and the 1982-1983 school year. This record book allows us to see our- selves as we are, caught in the grind, wrapped-up in the fun, and tied-up too much to care. Every minute of every day is an important one to all of us. With the time we send at school, we need to relive those moments as often as possible. Those memo- ries need to be as vivid and as real as possible, and we hope to have captured this as it was. Within these covers are bound the moments, the memo- ries, and the many days of our lives. Each year is a chapter of our lives. Add this book to the collection of your life story. As you enjoy this book, live, laugh, and love, once again, for your school, your friends and most of all, for yourself. Welcome to A BLAST FROM YOUR PAST!! , and enjoy!!! 3 THE INS AND OUTS OF Above left: Pay attention in class. Gene!! Above: Julie looks happy as the balloon man sings to her after giving balloons. Left: Kanda looks seductive in her loniness. Upper right. Glen and Shawn enjoy the Spanish Club Dinner. Far right: Richard, a Mad Scientists? Above right: Joe seems a little camera shy during class. At right: Anne Starkey. First Runner-Up. Stacy Pope. Lions Club Queen, and Melanie Marlow. Second Runner-Up in the 1983 Cowan Lions Club Queen Contest. COWAN SCHOOL it HOMECOMING ADDS A Above Top: Freshman Class Princess and Prince. Lesa DHImon and E.J. Shockley. First Runner-Up. Stacv ope and Scott Rawlings, Junior Class Princess and Prince. Susie Grunin, and David Miller, Second Runners-Up. Jen- ny Dalton and Brian Lee. Homecoming Queen and King Shelly Carter and Ralph Waters. Third Runners-Up, Julie Hobbs and Ron Henderson, and Sophomore Prince and Princess Joe Delk and Autumn McElroy. Lott: Diana Williams looks like she is a little unsure of Dewey's guidance on the wheelbarrow race. Above: Mrs. Mickey looks like she did a little more than time races on homecoming day. Above Lett: Did E.T. make it home? LITTLE LIFE TO CHS! The Hawkettes got a kick out of the Vari- ety Show. Leah Bebout and Brian Aldridge concen- trate intently on their music at Variety show. 10 Sharon Sumner works diligently at the piano. The 1983 Cowan High School Variety Show was an out-and- out success. There was a great turn out with great acts and talent making it hard to choose winners. Everyone did a great job making the 1983 Variety Show better than ever. Congratulations to all the win- ners! n s E N O R D R E C T O R Y Teresa Adams — Pep Club 9-12; FHA 9-11. Science Club 10; NHS 10- 12. Daun Balnter — Hawkettes 9; OEA 12. National Honor Society 11-12; Teacher's Aide 11-12 Frank Beaty — National Honor So- ciety Kellie June Beaty — German Club 11; Prom Committe ll ep Club 11-12; Homecoming Committee 11-12; National Honor Society 12 Chris Bramwell — Baseball 7.9-12; Basketball 8, Wrestling 9-12; Class Officer — President 8. Student Council — Representative 8; Span- ish Club 9; Cross Country 7; Science Club 10-12. Secretary 10. President 11. 12. Teacher’s Aide 12. Pep Club 11-12. National Honor Society IQ- 12; Prom Committee 11. Boys State Alternate 11 Vic Briggs — Basketball 7-9; Base- bpjl 9-12; Track 7. 8. Volleybal r manager 11-.12. C-Club 12. Boy's 4- H 7-11; Junior Leaders 9-11. News- paper 9. Class Officer — President 7. Student Council — Representa- tive 7. 9. Pep Club 7-12, Leader 12; Musical 12 Yearbook 10-12, Pho- tographer 10-11 Editor 12; FCA 8- 12. Treasurer 10-11; Science Club 9- 12. Prom Committee 11; Skill Bowl 10- 12. National Honor Society 10- 12. Schoo Mascot 12f Teacher's Aide 10-11; Spanish Club 9-10; Dra- ma Club 9-12; I man Club 11-12 pr' State Alternate 1 Shelly Carter — Track 9; Drill Team 1 per 11-12; Class tary 12; Pep Club 1 FHA 9-11. Treasurer mittee 11. Skill Bowl ii ‘2: Library Science 9, National Honor Society 10-12; Teacher's Aide 11. Jim Chambers Sandra Clark — Basketball 8-12. Co-Captain 12 Track 7-12. Volley- baH 8-12; Co-Captain 12; C-Club 10. Boy's 4-H 9-12. Girl's 4-H 7-12. Historian 11; Junior Leader 9-12. Pep Club 12; FHA 9-12. Secretary 11; Science Club 11. 12. Skill Bowl 10- 12. Prom Committee 11; National Honor Society 10-12; Spanish Club 9-12, Secretary 12; Yearbook 11. 12. Sports Editor 12 FCA 9-12. Sec- retary 10; DAR Award 12; I Dare You” Award 11. Mayor's Youth Commission 12. Andy Clifford — Basketball 7-12; Golf 9-12 Track 8. 12; C-Club 9. Pep Club 12. Science Club 10. 12; Spanish Club 9. Teacher's Aide 11; FCA 9. Jay Clowdls — Wrestling 7-9, Band 7- 12; Boy's 4-H 9; Baseball 7. 8; Sci- ence Club 9. FCA 8. 9. Julie Conn — Track 8, Manager 9; FHA 9-11. FCA 9. Spanish Club 9. Teacher's Aide 11. Jennifer R. Cota — Pep Club 7; FHA 10. Choir 7-11; Drama Club 11. Kanda S. Crl t — FCA 9-12. Na- tional Honor Society 10-12. OEA 12; Treasurer 12; Pep Club 11-12: Year- book 11-12. Business Manager 11- 12. Teacher's Aide 12. Office Aide 8- 10. Jennifer Dalton — Basketball 8-12. Captain 12; FCA 9-12; German Club 9-12; Spanish Club 11; Science Club 12. Prom Committee 11. Na- tional Honor Society 10-12; School Mascot 12; B-Team Cheerleader 10. Pep Clubl -12; Representative 11-12; HcKecbming Princess 11. HomecomihQ Court 12. Teach$£$ Aide H Johan Van Druten — FCA 12. Ger- man Club 12; Science Club 12. Wrestling 12, Musical 12. Pep Club 12; Track 12. Tammy Evans — OEA 9, FHA 9; Choir 7. 11; Pep Club 11. Play 10; Prom Committee 11. Variety Show 9. 10. 12 Homecoming Committee 11; Dr� Team 9-12. Captain 10. 12 M«llt a Lynn Fostor — Track 8. 9; ve ball 8. Pl2. Captain 12; —MiBical 12; Girl Ah 9-12; Pep Ck jS kl2. Cheenecfer 7.-.12, Captan 7- 9-12; VeartAk 10-12 Pho- togfcapher 12; GefirTKin CbB 12; FCA 12; Prom Committee M i Na- tional Honor Society 10-12. Teach- er s Aide 9- '2. Cowan Lion's Queen 11. GAA 9-12. Tamara Foster — Girl's 4-H 7-10. Junior Leader 7-10. OEA 10; FHA 9. Teacher's Aide 0; Hawkettes 9-10; Variety Show 9-10: Fiag Corn 9-10. Track 6-8. Manager 9; Volleyball 8; SoftbaH 3-11. John Fulmer Ethan Garrett — Pep Club 11. OEA 10; Band 7. Prom Committee 11 Don Glllentine — Track 7-12; Cross Country 7-12. Student Council 7-11. Representative. National Honor So- ciety 10-12; FCA 9. Pep Club 12; Science Club 12. Rob Goebel Teresa Gregory — OEA 10-11. Va- riety Show 7-8; Choir 7-8. 10-11; Teacher's Aide 10-11; Science Club 10-11; Prom Committee 11; FCA 10; Pep Club 7-8; Drama 11-12. Sci- ence Fair 10. Ed Haskett — Golf 9-12. Pep Club 9-10. Science Club 10-11. Teach- er's Aide 10-11. Lavonda Sue Hayes — Track 7; OEA 12; Teacher's Aide 11; Nation- al Honor Society 10-12. Prom Com- mittee 11 Ronald Lee Henderson — Cro s Country 7-12 Track 7-12; Basket- ball 7-12. Newspaper Class Officer Vice President 8. Stri- dent Council Representative 12; National Honor Society 10-12; Teacher's Aide 10-12; Baseball 10. FCA 9-12. Vice-President 11. Presi- dent 12; Homecoming Court 9-12; Exploratory Teaching 10. Katina Ann Hill — Hawkettes 9-12; Co-Captain 11-12; Flag Corp 9. 11. 12, Co-Captain 11. Pep Jub 12; Variety Show 9, 11. 12. PrtjBtjCom- mittee 11. TrackA8 Volleyball 8j Office Aide ■ ) 10-11; Homedonp t Hill — Wrestling 10-12 K Kelly Hinds — Track 9-12 vdfey- bal 11; Pep Club $-12 OEA 10; Yearbook 10-12. Photographer 12; German Club 11-12; Science Club 11-12, Library Science .10; National Honor Society 11-12. Teacher's Aide 11-12: Spanish Club 9-12. Julie Hobbs — Cheer eading 7-12 ill 8. 10; Pepfciup 7-9; Ger pub 9-12. mim Comrr tee Jational Honor Society 340- omrr Jty 10- ommg Court 12; Teacher's Aide ii 12 Spanish Cluo 11 wan Lions Queer — st r jnner- Chris Howard — Wrestling Dave Allen Johnson — Basket 7-10. Track 10; Class Officer.--- surer 8; German Club 9-11; Science Club 9-10; Teacher's Aide 10 Lloyd Johnson — Basketball man- ager 9. Student Council 10; Year- book 10-11 Pep Club 12 Class Offi- cer. Vice-President 11; Track Man- ager 10; Variety Show 8. Prom Committee 11. Anne Klerein — Band 9-12; Variety Show 11-12. OEA 11-12. Science Club 9. National Honor Society IQ- 12; Teacher's Aide 12. Spanish Club 9. Musical-Dixieland Combo 12; Dis- trict Solo Contest 11-12: OEA Typ- ing Contest 11; East Central Indiana Youth Symphony 11 Bill Koons — Basketball 7-9; Base- ball 11. Crosscountry 7-12. Track 7- 10. Wrestling 11. 12 Pep Club IQ- 12. Student Council 9. 11; Class Of- ficer. President 9. 11. Prom Commit- etba« Trea- ' 14 Hi tee 11; Presidential Physical Fitness Award 8-11 ------ Brian D. Lee — Basketball 7-12; Co-Captain 12; Track 7-12; Cross Country 11; C-Club 9-12; Boy's 4-H 7. 8; Student Council, Class Repre- n . Of a -n. O R D s State Delegate Band Council, Class Representative 7-12; Student Leadership Develop- ment Board Delegate Jennifer L. Lee — Pep Club 7-9; OEA 10; FHA 10, 12; Cheerleader Alternate 9. Cheerleader. B-Team 10. Melanie Marlow — Girl's 4-H 11; Track 7. 9. Drill Team 9-12; Newspa- per 11-12; Pep Club 11-12; Variety Showf lO; FHA 41; Prom Co mittee 11-12. NHS TO- Klm Morris — Cross Track 7-10; Wrestling Jeff Meyers Lois Neal — OEA 12 11; Prom Committee 11: Teacher's | Aide 12. m Nancy Parmley — Track 9, Spanish Club 9. FCA 9; FHA 910; Science Club 10-11; Teacher's Aide 10. Glen Pecklnpaugh — FCA 9; NHS v 11-12G$|ronish b 11-12. Prel- dent 17 Basketball ,9; Basebpli 8. 10, Wresttog 7-8; lit 12. C-Club 12. Drama i(piay cast) 11. Randy Penlx r-a Bajd 9-12. Sci- ence Club Wrestling 9 10. Sherri Plerceall — Vc eybaHldO 11 tyllP 10. GolflllfChlerload I- 11, Captain 10. Pet Qub 7-12. Ger- ma Club 9-12 OE 412. Presdent 12, Teacher's A de 8-10. 12. Home- - «coming Committee 9. Prom Co mittee 11 Stacy Pope — Volleyball 10. 11. Track 9. 11; Girl's 4-H 7-12 Student Council, Vice-President 11; Class Officer. Secretary 8, Pep Club 12, FHA 10-12; FCA 8-12. Secretary 11- 12 German Club 11. 12; Science Club 10-12. Secretary 12. Skill Bowl 10-12; NHS 10-12, Secretary 11, 12; Spanish Club 9-12. Convention Del- egate 7-11; Girl's State Delegate 11. Drama Club 12. Prom Commit- tee 11; Musical 12. Shawn Rafferty — Track 9-12 Cross Country 10-11; C-Club 10 Class Officer. Vice-President 12 Prom Committee 11. Wrestling 9 12. Spanish Club 9, 12; Vice-Presi- dent 12. Scott Rawllngt — Baseball 7-11; Track 7-10; Cross Country 7-10; Golf 12. Class Officer. Vice-Presi- dent 9. Student Council. Represen- tative 10-11. Mascot 11; Prom Committee 11. Wrestling 7-12; Thespians. Secretary 12; Drama Club 11-12; Play Cast 11-12. Scott Ring — Basketball 7-12. Cross Country 7-10..Track 10,12. Golf 9. Hftnt 10. 11. Junior Leader 7-12. I ■esident 11, 12, Vice President 10. L Reporter 9. Class Officer. Treasurer P j£; Student Council 11. 12, Treasurer L 11 President 12. Pep Club 11, 12. II ■EA 10; FCA 8-12, President 9-111 Vice-President i2;Gerfridn Club 10. W Science Club 10; Skill Bowl 10. C-Club 10. 11 Boy's 4-H 7. Newspa- per 9. 10; Clas® Officer. President 10; Student Council. Vice-President 12. Pep Club 9-12; FCA 7-12; Trea- surer 12; German Club 10-12, Presi- dent 11. Treasurer 12. Science Club 10- 12; VTR 9-12; NHS 10-12, Presi- dent 12. Skill Bowl 10. Homecoming Committee 7-12. Prom Committee 11. Boy's State Delegate 11; Con- vention Delegate 7-9. 11. Kelly Robbins — Pep Club 7. 12. O 9j12. Vice-President 10, FHA 11- 12. treasurer 12. NHS 11-121 Ger- man Club 9 Newspaper 11 12. A: stant Editor 11 Editafr 12 tChoir fS ker 8 H Regina Rowles — Boy's 4-H A, 12, Girl s 4-H 7-12. Junior Leader 9. vol- leyball 7-12. Captain 11. Basketball 8- 11, German Oub 11. Pep Club ) 1 OEA 12 Prom Committee 11 Teacher's Aide 11 Peggy Ruster — Track 9, Girl's 4-H 7-12. Treasurer 11 President 12; Ju- nior Leader 7-12; Pep Club 11-12; Voreity Show 9-12. Band 7-12, iprunr) Major 12; OEA 9-12, Vice- President 11. President lO.yFHA 9 12. President 11-12 German Club 11-12; Library Science ! 2 Secretar- y Treasurer 12. NHS 10-1 ATeoch- er s Aide 10; Drama Club SoS Kelly Suzanne Satterfield — Boy's 4- H 10 -12, Secretary ia 11 Girl's 4- H 9-12. Secretory 11; Junior l eader 9- 12. MIS 10; OEA 9. Homecoming Committee 9-12. A 9-11 s ice- _ President 11 Library Sc ience 9. FCA 9-12. School Play 11-12. Drama Club 11-12. Treasurer 12 Thespians 12. ; Prom Committee 11 Skill Bowl 11-12; Class Secretary 10-11 Ex- ploratory Teacher 11. Teacher's Aide 12; Hawkettes. Rifle Corp9-10. Captain 10; Flag Corp 11-12, Ger- man Club 11-12; Track 9; Volleyball 9- 10, Manager 9. Pep Club 10-12. Variety Show 9-10; Band Council 10- 11; Student Council Convention 9- 12. Mike Shlrey — BasketbaH 7-12; Track 7-12;Crosscountry 7; C-Club 10- 12. Boy's 4-H 7-12, Vice-Presi- J Track 9. 10, 12. Wrestling 6. 10; Boy's 4-H 7-12; Junior Leader 9-12; Pep Oub 7; Basketball 9. VlCA 17 Craig Stephens — Baseball 10; Cross Country 9. Student Council 11 12. Wrestling 9. 10. Angle Faye Stockton — OEA 12. German Club 11; Prom Committee 11. Library Science 11; NHS 11-12. Rodd Strong — Baseball 10. man- ager 10; Track 7; Band 7-9; Choir 12. Industrial Arts Club 7-12; Sci- ence Club 10-12; Wrestling 7. 8. Afcocher's Aide 10, 11. Art Club 11 Melinda Stump — . Band 7-12. Spanish Club 9. OEA 10-12. Secre- tary 41. PHA 11-12. Secretary 12. Pep Club 11; Library Science 10, 12; ■ariety Show 10-11; Teacher's Aicte 12 Rocky A. Swartz Melissa Noelle Tolbert — Cheer- r 8-12. Captam 11 Volleyball •11, Track 6 11 Girl's 4-H 7-8, ocher's Aide 12. Spanish Club 10- 11 Secretary 11; Pep Club 7 -9, FHA BY DFA 12; Hemecoming Princess 9. NHS 11-42. Student Cpuncil 8-9 Bryant Turner — Basketball 7; Boy's 4-H 7-10, President 9n0. Junior Leader 7-10. Class O tefcr Treasur- er 9. 12. German Cub 10. Gib Vance — Basketball 7-12, TrociiH7r8 Cross Country 7-11, basebaH9-i2 FCA 9-11. Pep Club 12; Science Club 12. C-Club 10 Ralph Waters — BasKetball 9-12. Baseball 9-12. Cross Country 9-10; C-Clut S+tjdent Council 12. Pep Club 12 Variety Show 9-12. Nation- al Honcr Society 10-12; FCA 10-11. Class Officer. President 12, Class Officer. Treasurer 10-11; Science Club 9-12; German Club 10-12. Vice-President 12. Treasurer 11 Jerry Wayne White — Basketball 8- 10; Track 7-10, Cross Country 9; Class Officer. Vice-President 10; Pep Club 8. 11-12; OEA 10; Science Club 9-12. Drama Club 11-12. FCA 9- 10. Treasurer 10. School Play 11- 12; Science Fair 9. 11, Convention Delegate 9-11 German Club 12; Baseball Manager 9 Looking Back, Looking Forward A minature of the Chris Bramwell we all know and love, studies Chris Howard and Regina Rowles have a good laugh at the diligently, while Ed Haskett daydreams. sudden switch in the weather. 16 — Seniors Mini Morris. Dinkey Don. and an exhausted Gib look disgusted after a cross country meet. Sunkissed Summertime is a time for relaxation, enjoyment, traveling, and just plain having fun. The people from Cowan High traveled all over the place. Some went to Kentucky to Lake Cumberland, to water ski and camp, some went west to hike in Colorado, and others went to Florida to bask in the sun. In other ways summer can mean work to people. The Varsity and JV cheerleaders went to IU to Universal Cheerleaders Association Camp. The girls won numerous awards for their school spirit. At Manchester College many girls went to volleyball specialty camps and some attended Tri-State's basketball camp. Many traveled at random to places such as Washington D.C., Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and all the places there between. Above: Mel Marlow and Shelly Carter bask in the sun at Cumberland Lake. KY Below: Who's the lucky guy with Missy Foster. Anne Starkey, and Julie Hobbs? 18 — Summer Fun The summer of 1982 was sure a Sunkissed summer for everyone who spenf fheir summer forgetfing abouf the last, and the next school year. The hours spent out by the pool under the sun rays were well appreciated this winter. The tan is gone but the memories still remain. Above: Who's that behind those Foster grants? Right: John Van Druten and his new friend enjoy themselves in Wall. South Dakota Below: Missy Foster and Vic Briggs find it a little” cold in a mountain stream in Colorado Lett: Royalty, royalty, royalty! ' Cowan Lion's Club Queen Court Julie Hobbs, runner-up; Missy Foster. Lion's Queen, and Sherri Waters. 2nd runner-up Summer Fun — 19 ABOVE LEFT: Bryant seems to be enjoying ... his Physics?! ABOVE RIGHT: Ooh that water's hot! ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Come on Sandy, smile! ABOVE: I wonder who Melinda is writing a letter to? RIGHT: Vic says, “It's O-Tay. 20 — Seniors ABOVE LEFT: Single file through the door. guys. ABOVE RIGHT: Missy who?” ABOVE: Shut up ya face. Stac RIGHT: Sandy says, Here Kel. let me do it!” Seniors — 21 CO CO CD CO Shelly Carter James Chambers Sandy Clark Andy Clifford Jay Clowdis Julie Conn Jennifer Cota Kanda Crist Jenny Dalton Tammy Evans Missy Foster Tammy Foster 22 — Seniors Susan Hayes Ron Henderson Tina Hill Pat Hill Kelly Hinds Julie Hobbs Chris Howard Dave Johnson Lloyd Johnson Anne Kierein Bill Koons Brian Lee Seniors — 23 ALITY!!! i lit! 1. Courteous Personality: Rocky is al- ways there when Shelly needs him. 2. Success Personality: Stacy and Scott will surely be successful studying Zoology and Medicine. 3. Crazy Personality: Kelly seems to have something Scott wants and needs. 4. Sports Personality: Sandy and Ron can over do it. 5. Dress Personality: Vic and Jenny are dressed for a night on the town 6. Popular Personality: Missy and Ralph seem to enjoy being bogged down by fans. Personalities — 25 Jennifer Lee Melanie Marlow Kim Morris Jeff Myers Kelly Robbins Regina Rowles Peggy Ruster Kelly Satterfield Eva Neal Nancy Parmley Glen Peckmpaugh Randy Penix Sherri Pierceall Stacy Pope Shawn Rafferty Scott Rawlings Scott Ring 26 — Seniors Mike Shirey Kris Shortndge Steven Smith Craig Stephens This year we had the privi- lege of welcoming another ex- change student to the halls of Cowan High. Johan van Druten from Nymegen. Holland. He en- joys soccer, training horses, and wind surfing. At school in Holland he studied biology, physics, art, civics, and chemis- try. He also studied the lan- guages of Dutch, English, French, and German (you thought just studying one was bad!). John is staying with the Briggs'. His family consists of his father, Hans; his mother, Magda; and his brother, Arjen, back in Holland. We are proud to have Johan at our school and I'm sure he'll never forget the students and the memories of Cowan High. Gib Vance Ralph Waters Jerry White Seniors — 27 The Past And Present Above: Scott Ring shows his basketball talent as a junior high Above: Brian wants to make sure he gets the best seat on the athlete. Below: Teresa and Tina didn't want their pictures bus. Below: Look how much Sandy Clark has changed since taken at the cross country meet. she was assisted by Mrs. Murray in 4th grade. 28 — Seniors Seniors — 29 Sadie Hawkins Above: The Electric Dance Company played many popular songs, in addition to having a terrific light show Right: Gib Vance shows us his ability to get down while Kama Smith. Lisa West, and Ed Haskett wonder what is going on Jenny Dalton. Kelly Hinds. Ralph Waters, and his boots are trying to figure out if Johan is doing a dance move from Holland or one of his own design 30 — Sadies Barnyard Bonanza The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was held again on November 6, 1982. It was sponsored by the cheerleaders as they put a lot of hard work and effort into it. The theme this year was Barnyard Bonanza . The gym, halls, and cafeteria were decorated with country scenery, corn stalks, picket fences, and tables with checkered tableclothes. Again this year the entertainment was provided by Larry Black and the Electric Dance Company. People could go into the Sadie's Kountry Kitchen and have a feast with food like pizza, soft drinks, brownies, chips, cupcakes, and cookies. The cheerleaders made a lot of bucks and it turned out to be a real blast and total success. EVERYONE CAUGHT SADIES FEVER Above left: Chris Koger and his date show us one of their favorite steps, while having a blast at the dance Directly above: Jennifer Pence. Rod Smith. Lane Pemx. and Jay Clowdis enjoy each others company as well as the refreshments in Sadie's Kountry Kitchen Above right: Vic Briggs and Missy Foster jam out to one of their favorite songs. “Only The Good Die Young Sadies — 31 32 Do any of you sophomores, freshmen, 8th or 7th graders have any idea of the work that goes into being a junior? Probably not. Consider this: the prom. Do you know the work that goes into it? Well, the juniors do it all: band, invitations, favors, meal, afterprom, and the list goes on. Mow — David. Nikki, Sherrie, and Todd anxiously await Juniors tend to be overshadowed by the ever- the outcome of Joanna s shot. present seniors. Anything juniors do, seniors bust their begonias to do better. Does that discour- age persistent juniors? No, it just makes them want to work harder! It is also hard work to get out and sell 6000 and some odd dollars worth of magazine subscrip- tions, but the class pulled together and did it. The money goes toward the prom and prom things which we're sure the seniors will enjoy despite their proclaimed dislike of anyone who isn't a senior. Juniors are quite proud of themselves. They know that if they set out to do something, they will reach their goal. Can you say that about yourselves? If so, we're proud of you, too. Andersen. Laura Atkins, Marty Baker. Deanna Baker. Doug Carter. Kristy Chandler, Tina Cline. Carrie Cota. Lance Creek. Richard Dailey, Julie Dampier. Kevin Daniel. Michelle Franklin, Candy Godby. Tom Grunin. Susie Harper. David Heath. Mark 34 — Juniors •••©w — Stacey screws her face up in concentration for the girl's team. Above — Presenting junior prince and princess, David Miner Above — Jennifer propels David along as he looks for an and Susie Grunin. Below — Ms. Gamer assists a few confused obscure object on the floor. juniors. At Left — Laura finds it amusing to ... give Tom a shave? Juniors — 35 Hicks. Keith Hill. Lisa Holbrook, Richard Hornback, Ron Hovis, Kevin James, Melinda Jennings, Jewel Johnson, Jason Johnson, Scott Kierein. Mike Koger. Chris Kuhns. Joanna Mace. Nikki Malone. Steve Miller, David Miller. Dewey Mort, Lisa Nelson. Lesa Ratliff, Kim Rigney. Susan Rumfelt, Todd Shockley. Stacy Smith. Kama Smothers. Kim Sodders. Brent Spangler. Lisa Starkey. Anne Teal. Mitch Thomas. Scott Vorhees, Sundai 36 — Juniors — 3; White. Todd Williams. Diana Wisehart. Jennifer Wyatt. Steve CLASS OFFICERS — (left to right) First Row: President. David Miller and Susie Grunin. Junior Prince and Princess. Dewey Miller; Vice-President. Steve Malone. Secretary. stand before the crowd at the Homecoming game. Stacy Shockley; Treasurer. Brent Sodders. Second Row: Sponsors. Mrs. Mickey and Mr. Burt. Waters. Sherrie Weaver, David THE COOL CLASS OF 1985 The Sophomores really made a name for themselves this year. During homecoming, they placed first in the hall decorations and the float competition, with their hall, Smurf Village, and their float, The Sophomore Smash. Since the Sophomores have the largest class, they were usually one of the loudest at pep-sessions and they raised a lot of school spirit this year. The Sophomores are looking for- ward to their last few years here at CHS. Next year, as ju- niors, they're looking forward to magazine sales and the prom, and finally, as seniors, they're looking forward to graduation. Lisa West Is tugging her heart out for the sophomore girls tug-o-war team. Kim, Tanya, and Robin are working hard on the successful Homecoming Hall Decorations for the Sophomores Smurf ville. Jenni Adams Tonya Adams Michelle Atkins Suzanne Bales Keith Beaty Brad Beabout Leah Bebout Jin Carter Jerry Case Doris Clark Danny Clark Susan Clark Kim Cline Tanya Clowdis Mark Cork well Angie Covington Rhonda Coyle Joe Delk — Sophomores Jo© Delk and Autumn McElroy are prince Christi helps Danny on with some innertubes during the Homecoming games, and princess of the sophomore class. Chris Hager Robin Hall Karen Harden Lisa Haston Patty Hewson Scott Horvath Jonathon Howard Kathy Hubbard Lori Hughes Jim Ingram Tammy Johnson Bobby King Belinda Lawson Jan Langham Jane Langham Bobby Lindsay Jill McCammon Tammy McClellan Autumn McElroy CoHeen McKenzie Kris Mace Tammy Madison Tim Manis Debbie Marlow Sophomores — 39 Ann© Wilhoite and Dzana Smith are new intelligent members of the Nation- al Honor Society. Stacy Pope congratulates new Na- Colleen McKenzie makes a move for tional Honor Society Member Stacey the ball. Miller. Ken Miller Lori Miller Stacey Miller Michelle Mullins Kurt Noel Danny Nixon Mary Ann Nixon David Oliver NOT SHOWN Ken Oxley Suzy Pope Laurel Ramey Gene Rees Robby Riley Mike Robinson Rodney Rumfelt Darin Rutherford Ronnie Shockley Lina Smart 40 — Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Tanya Clowdis. President; David Wyatt. Vice Jane Langham. seriously cheers at a Blackhawk President; Robin Williamson. Secretary; David Oliver. Treasurer; Mr. John Coth- Pep-session, ren. Sponsor Mala Smart Christi Smith Dana Smith Chad Steliwag Tina Terry Joe Thomas Lisa West Anne Wilhoite Kim Williams Robin Williamson David Wyatt Sophomores — 41 Class''ic Freshmen V'- Brian Burke Thomas Burkle Douglas Case Lisa Clark Maryann Clouse Marla Conn Vic Conway Richard Crist Gregory Dampler Beverly Davis Lisa Dillmon Thomas Foster The class of 86 has arrived! Their first year of high school was quite an experience. New classes. Typing, Biology, German, Spanish, and many others. We were able to participate in Varsity sports as well as different clubs and groups activities. In Home- coming activities we placed second, outdone only by the Seniors. The Freshmen year is so very different from junior high that the transition can be difficult sometimes, but the Class of 86 made it through with flying colors. Why, you ask? Because we are the tough- est, loudest, rowdiest, and best Freshmen class Cowan High School has ever seen or will ever see. Melanie Black Anita Boyatt Beth Brandon Le Anna Brinson Who is Mary singing to at the Variety show? Freshmen Class Officers: President Danny Smith, Sponsor Mrs. Jeffers, Vice President Rod Smith, Treasurer Rod Hinds, and Secretary Jenny Pence. E.J. Shockley and Lisa Dillmon find Homecoming a little humorous. Beth Brandon, whistling the day away. Loren© Frank Lori Franklin Lisa Gibson Mark Gillis Todd Gregory Kenneth Hann Cathy Hill Roderick Hinds Kristine House Jennifer Huffman Richard Jackson Allan Lewis Frank McCreery Tina Mace Marlesa Moore John Murray Lisa Myers Thomas Nixon Jacqueline Odle Mary Orebaugh 44 ft Tina Oxley Darla Parmley Jennifer Pence Lana Penix Stacey Phillips Robert Pierce Audrey Reese E.J. Shockley Tom Shortridge Mimi Sloven Dan Smith Rodney Smith Stacy Stockton Holly Strong Kristina Thomas Michele Trehearne Jeffrey Turner Scott Wagoner Michelle Wearren Shelfi Wright $ 7th Grade Officers — Front Row — Krista Lee. Cheri Combs. Holly Monroe, 2nd row — Sponsor Mrs. Miller, and Tammy Davis. The top flight of the Junior High: Cheryl Carter. Lori Manis, Gretchen Bayer. Charmaine Ly- kins. Danny Clupper, Heidi House, and Brian Allred. ■t . VJ 8th Grade Officer — Front Row — Tommy Malapit, Mark Riley. Kristi Oliver. 2nd Row - Sponsor Mr. Hensley, and Kristi Mullins. 8th Grade Kevin Adams Heidi Alexander Douglas Aldridge Debbie Baft Larry Binnion Michelle Boles Stephen Brand Patty Calhoun Shonna Carter Darrell Clark David Clark John Clark Jeff Clabaugh Brad Coovert Shelly Cortwright Sherri Covington Jeanie Cox Robin Cox Jerilyn Daniel Christy Davis Craig Elrod Greg Elwell Sharri Essex Jamie Finchum Craig Fisher Wendy Foster Judah Gammill Richard Hargrave Amy Henry Kelli Hill Richard Hollingsworth Carol Jackson Andre Jennings Darrin Johnson Dee Johnson Steve McCall Tommy Malapit Tim Marcum Billy Meadows Brad Miller u vO Jill Mohler Amy Monroe Kristi Mullins Gwen Nicholson Eric Noel Kristi Oliver Kim Peacock Gary Puckett Todd Reeder David Richman Mark Riley David Rose Robin Rowles Angie Sayne Cinnamon Slaven Angie Smith Melissa Smith Michelle Spangler Wendy Sparks Troy Striegel Sharon Sumner Tom Sutherland Donna Thomas Jim Bob Tracy Laura Van Devender Jimmy Watson Susan Watson Bryan Weaver Chris Wissel Debbie Woodums 7TH GRADE BEGINS TO TAKE STEPS Brian Allred Donald Anacker Robert Aparicio Gretchen Bayer Kevin Bayman Ben Burkle Shelly Burton Cheryl Carter Chris Clark Bill Clevenger Danny Clapper Cheri Combs Aaron Craig Tammy Davis Darin Duncan Teena Flowers Holly Jo Foreman Dan Franklin Jamie Freytag Kelli Hager Carol Hay Carol Ann Henry Brad Holler Heidi House Jana Janek Fred Jones Matt Kear Jim Kearns Tricia Kierein Scott King Angie Knoderer Lori Lacey Gary Lampton Jenifer Langham Krista Lee Charmaine Lykins Pat McCreery Shane McKenzie Melissa McKnight Lori Manis Dewayne Miller HoHy Monroe Steve Monroe Melissa Mullins Katie Nicholson Shane Norris Jimmy Phillips Isaac Ray Kyle Reynolds Kendra Rinker Kevin Robbins Rebecca Robinson Michele Rogers Leigh Ann Rumfelt Jereme Ruttan Michelle Sells Todd Simmons Jamie Slaven Ronda Smart Clay Smith Kirk Smith Tamara Smith Trent Smith Tanya Stephens Michelle Stump Michelle Sudderth Scott Taylor Jerry Terry Stacey Templeton LeAnne Tracy April Wisehart George Wissel Michelle Spangler and Amy Henry wait with enthusiasm, while Wendy sparks bumps the ball in Junior High Volleyball action. Above: The Junior High Cross Country Team awaits the beginning of the long race, telow: Robin Rowles seems to be enjoying herself and take time to look at the photographer while she warms up before a Junior High Volleyball game. JR. HIGH CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country First Row: Daniel Laymen. Jeff Ratliff, Jim Henderson. Chris Clark. Shane Norris. Aaron Upchurch, Matt Foster, Ann McElroy Second Row: Mr. Cothern. John Shockley, Shelly Norris. Lori Manis. Mike Ramey. Aaron Craig, Jason Davis, Jamie Freytag. Shane McKenzie. Third Row: Ben Burkle, Larry Binnion, Billy Meadows. Craig Fisher, Craig Elrod. Steve McCall, Dave Richman. Darrell Clark, George Wissel The Jr. High Cross Country team gets instructions from Coach Cothern. JR. HIGH TRACK Track First Row: Daniel Layman. Jamie Slaven, Kevin Adams. Matt Cunnington. Chris Ahsby. Chris Clark. Aaron Upchurch, Matt Foster. David Clark. Second Row: Mr. Cothern, Steve Brand. Jamie Freytag, Mike Ramey. Drew Wright, Matt Kear. George Wissel. Jason Davis. Shane McKenzie, Dave Rose. Third Row: Aaron Craig. Tommy Malapit. Ben Burkle, Kirk Smith. Brad Coovert. Bryan Weaver. Darrell Clark. Richard Hollingsworth. Fourth Row: Larry Binnion, Billy Meadows, Steve McCall. Craig Fisher. Rick Hargrave, Craig Elrod. Bill Clevenger, Jim Watson. Dave Richman. JR. HIGH WRESTLING Wrestling First Row: Dewayne Miller. David Clark. Gary Puckett. Jerry Terry, Richard Hollingsworth. Steve Brand. Dave Rose. Darren Johnson. Second Row: Coach Burt, Larry Binnion. Brad Coovert. Billy Meadows. Brad Reeder. Bill Clevenger, Mark Riley, Aaron Craig. Darrell Clark. 7TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL 7th Basketball First Row: Fred Jones, Kevin Bayman. Shane McKenzie. Jamie Freytag. Scott Taylor, Chris Clark. Shane Norris. Second Row: Coach Riddle, Kevin Adams. Ben Burkle, Kirk Smith, Jim Phillips. Matt Kear. Drew Wright, George Wissel. Tom Sutherland. 8TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL 8th Basketball First Row: Tom Malapit, Bryan Weaver, Jim Bob Tracy, Dave Richmond. Doug Aldridge. Second Row: Jett Claybaugh, Kevin Adams. Brad Miller. Craig Elrod. Rich Hargrave. Craig Fisher, Steve McCall. Tom Sutherland, Coach Hensley. v-n VP i-n O' 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS toff to right: Sheri Covington. Melissa Smith. Kelli Hill. Wendy Sparks JR. HIGH TRACK first row: Becky Smith, Michelle Moore, Lori Holbrook. Melissa Barton. Heather Cray- craft, Stacey Edwards, second row: Becky Lykins. Dee Johnson, Kelli Hill. Kendra Rinker, Erin Commiskey. Heidi Bayer. Jeannie Cox. Cresta Barefoot. Charmaine Ly- kins, Amy Monroe, third row: Ms. Lambert, Stephanie Huffman. Shelly Norris, Sheri Covington, Melissa Smith, Angie Knoderer, Laurie Lacey, Carol Jackson. Jill Carter. Holly Monroe. Gretchen Bayer, fourth row: Tina Flowers, Melissa McKnight. Stacey Templeton, Gwen Nicholson, Kristie Mullins, Lori Manis, Krista Lee. Michelle Stump, Lori Flowers. Katie Nicholson, fifth row: Lori McClellan. Wendy Sparks, Robin Rowles, Chris Wissel. Michelle Spangler. Kelly Hager. Angie Smith. Lisa Rose. Kristie Oliver. Sharri Essex 8th GRADE BASKETBALL first row: Chris Wissel. Tammy Davis, Sheri Covington, Amy Henry. Jeannie Cox, back row: Ms. Jay, Cinnamon Slaven, Kristi Oliver, Michelle Spangler, Angie Smith. Wendy Foster. Wendy Sparks. Holly Monroe. Mr. Poore 7th GRADE CHEERLEADERS left to right: Cheri Combs. Tanya Stephens. Carol Henry. Rebecca Robinson 7th GRADE VOLLEYBALL front row: Carol Henry. Lee Ann Rumfelt. Cresta Barefoot. Belinda Conway. Cheri Combs, Rebeca Robinson. Jill Carter. Nancy Kuhns, back row: Carol Jackson. Darla Parmley. Gretchen Bayer, Tanya Stephens. Lori McClellan. Tammy Davis. Shawna Grant. Katie Nicholson. Kristi Davis. Ms. Moore. Ms. Lounsbury 7th GRADE BASKETBALL first row: Heather Craycraft. Michelle Moore. Cresta Barefoot. Krista Lee. Shelly Norris. Nancy Kuhns. LeeAnn Rumfelt back row: Ms. Jay. Cinnamon Slaven. Shawna Grant. Lori Manis. Lori McClellan. Shawn Mohler, Lisa Rose. Holly Foreman. Holly Monroe. Mr. Poore JUNIOR HIGH GETS INVOLVED JR. HIGH 4-H — first row: Rebecca Robinson. Dee Johnson. Susan Watson. Robin Cox. Carol Jackson. Cheri Combs, second row: Patricia Kierein. Jeannie Cox. Michelle Spangler. Gwen Nicholson. Angie Knoderer. third row: Katie Nicholson. Bryan Weaver, Aaron Craig, Clay Smith, Drew Wright, Angie Smith. Gretchen Bayer, fourth row: Danny Clupper. Robin Rowles. Brad Miller. Kirk Smith, Brad Holler. Lori Manis. BAND — first row: Brian Aldred, Michelle Sells, Debbie Batt, Sherri Covington. Susan Watson. Patty Calhoun, Wendy Fosteer. second row: Gary Lampton. Michelle Stump. Melissa Smith. Kristi Mullins. Kelli Hill. Chris Wissel, Kendra Rinker, Lori Manis. Jana Janek. Michelle Rogers. Rebecca Robinson. Angie Knoderer, third row: Pa- tricia Kierein. Cheryl Carter. Shonna Carter, Amy Monroe, Gwen Nicholson, Melissa McKnight. Chris Clark. Dee John- son. Michelle Boles. Angie Smith, fourth row: Dave Richmond. George Wissel, Sharron Sumner. Craig Fisher. Steve McCall. Stacy Templeton. Ben Burkle. Ka- tie Nicholson, Bryan Weaver, Krista Lee, fifth row: Darrin Johnson, Clay Smith. Bill Clevenger. Tom Malapit, Jim Phillips. Brad Miller. Pat McCreery, Kirk Smith. Juda Gammill, Aaron Craig SCIENCE CLUB — first row: Wendy Sparks. Amy Henry. Kelli Hill. Holly Monroe, Clay Smith, Kevin Robbins, Shelly Cortwright, Jana Janek. second row: Kyle Reynolds, Michelle Spangler, Tom Sutherland, Bryan Weaver. Brad Coovert. Angie Sayne, Michelle Sells. Michelle Rogers. Dan Thomas, Mr. Pentzer, third row: Scott King, Chris Wissel, Kim Peacock. Wendy Foster. Robin Rowles. Cinnamon Slaven, Krista Lee, Carol Henry. Lee Ann Tracy, fourth row: Aaron Craig. George Wissel. Trent Smith. Kirk Smith. Tom Malapit, Craig Fisher. Steve McCall. Brad Miller, Jim Tracy. Juda Gammill GIRLS TAKE The Varsity and J.V. started out their seasons hosting a round-rob- in tournament, inviting seven oth- er school. The regular season opener was a big victory over the Southside Rebels. A long time rival of the Cowan volleyball team. The season went well, aside from a few minor injuries oc- curing at crucial times. The girls started practice early in August. They had two sessins a day rang- ing from three to three-and-a- half hours of practice. The girls are very proud of their runner-up volleyball from the 1983 Muncie Sectional, which they took sec- ond to the 1983 State Champs. Their record shows a great deal of improvement over previous years, and anyone of fhem would be glad to tell you that. ABOVE — FRONT ROW: Sandy Clark, Nikki Mace, Kama Smith, Missie Foster, Angie Covington. BACK ROW: Managers Kim Smothers and Vic Briggs Joan- na Kuhns. Colleen Me Kenzie, Sherri Waters. Regina Rowles. Susie Grunin. Coach Jon Young. ABOVE: Missie and Susie go up for the block! FAR RIGHT: Joanna uses a roll technique to score a point for the hawks. RIGHT: Colleen spikes a ball in the middle. 62 — Volleyball SECTIONAL SECOND FRONT ROW: Kimi Cline. Lori Hughes. Lesa Dillmon. Michele Trehearne. Shelli Wright. Tina Mace. BACK ROW: Manager Kevin Hovis. Tammy Johnson. Mary anne Clouse. Stacey Miller. Kristi Thomas. Jennifer Huffman. Lana Penix. Coach Jane Lanbert BELOW LEFT: J.V. is down and ready to play ball. BELOW: Coach Young calls the girls together for a pep talk. BELOW: Tina waits at the net and stares down her opponent HAWKS CROSS THE COUNTRY! The cross-country team crossed many roads this year as they ran the many miles required to prepare for the season. It took a lot of hard work, determination, and stamina for them to train for and run the 3.1 mile race. The team was small this year, but was made up of excellent runners. Senior Ron Henderson was Conference Champion and led the team to a 4-3 record. Fel- low seniors, Don Gillentine and Bill Koons, contributed heavily, as well as underclassmen Rick Jack- son and David Wyatt. Although the team experienced several in- juries and illnesses, they always gave it their best shot. Above: Ron Henderson takes the lead from the beginning, with his teommates close behind him. Above Right: Don Gillentine moves to the front of the pock in the County meet Far Right: Rick Jackson and Bill Koons show us the strength and stamino required to complete the 3.1 mile roce Right: Ron Henderson shows us the running form that made him Conference Champi- on. 64 — Cross Country WRESTLERS WRAP IT UP! The mighty wrestlers wrapped up their first winning record since 1976. They fin- ished their season at 6-5, win- ning the Tri-High Invitational in the process. The team was dominated by seniors who were great lead- ers. They will be missed next year. Bill Koons and Scott Rawlings were sectional champions, while Kim Morris and Glen Peckinpaugh were sectional runners-up. All four of these seniors qualified for the region- al, where they ran into very tough competition. These four young men led the team with their excellent individual re- cords. Above: Dewey Miller makes sure he is on top and in control of the action. Above left: Glen Peckinpaugh is setting his opponent up for the pin VARSITY BASKETBALL SHOWS The boys' varsity basketball team started off the 1982-83 season with three victories! The Cowan fans backed the team from those first victories to the last defeat. The season ended with a well fought battle against Yorktown in the Muncie sectional. An unexpected series of losses put a dark spot on the Black - ABOVE: Andy cautiously dribbles the ball by an opponent. ABOVE RIGHT: Rolph looks determined to keep the ball. RIGHT: Ron Henderson goes for a layup at the sectional. BELOW RIGHT: Time out for the Hawks to plan their winning strategy 66 — Basketball hawks record, but not on the en- thusiasm of the team and fans that backed them. Leading scorers for the Black- hawks were Ralph Waters and Andy Clifford, averaging 13 points a game. Following close behind was Gib Vance with 12 points. Leading rebounder was also Ralph Waters. CHS EXCITING SEASON! ABOVE: Scott Ring keeps the ball under close control as he prepares a careful pass ABOVE LEFT: The mighty hawks lined up for the national anthem at the sectional. LFET: Out jumping his opponent at the sectional is Ralph Waters. BELOW LEFT: Gib Vance explains why CHS is number one. BELOW: Gib Vance sinks in two for the Hawks as Mike and Ralph readily await. FUTURE BRIGHT FOR B-TEAM The boy's B-team record wasn't all that great, but spirit- wise they were outstanding. Es- pecially toward the end of the season. Their record this year was 1-15. The team's main problem was the youth and immaturity of the players, which were mostly freshmen due to the change of the freshmen team to C-team. The defense and offense of the club was mostly balanced due to the good role playing of the team. They got much needed experience this year that will prove helpful in the future. So be watching the next couple of years for these guys. Good luck next year guys. Above: Coach Pentzer gives instructions to his team. Above Far Right: Danny Smith gets a high five from a Bronco opponent. Below Far Right: Looking for something. Gene? Right: Kris Mace watches the game from down court. 68 C-TEAM SEES GOOD YEAR Cowan's boy's C-team was one of the best teams Cowan had around this year. They had a record of 5-6, the closest any Cowan basketball team got to .500 this year, Quite an accom- plishment. Playing as a team was something the boys did very well in spite of the continuous shuffling of players to B- and A-team throughout the year. The team's strong point was their tremendous defense which they played excellently through- out the year. Their rebounding, scoring, assists, and the rest of their offense was fairly consistant throughout the season. They should prove to be a pleasure to watch next year. Excellent job on a tremendous season and re- cord, guys. left: Excuse me buddy, you're standing on my foot. Below: During basketball games Rick Jackson becomes all arms. Leaping Towards Victory The girls worked very hard this year to improve themselves, their record, and the school's opinion of them. They achieved some- thing no other girls' basketball team in Cowan history has. They won the first game of the County Tourney; beating the defending County and Sectional champs, Wapahani. Leading the team in defensive and offensive attack were the following people: Leading re- bounder, Colleen McKenzie with 224; leading scorer, Colleen McKenzie averaging 11 pts; lead- ing free throw percentage Sandy Clark with 59%. The girls have greatly improved and should come back strong next year. Above — The infallible style of Cowan shines through. Far upper right — Stacey seems to be thinking, When will this end? Right — Are you blowing that whistle at me, Mr. Referee? asks Colleen. Far lower right — To Sandy Clark it's just another day, another game. 70 — Girls Basketball Small But Mighty The girls had a very productive season this year and gained lots of valuable experience. They were a fairly young team this year consisting mainly of fresh- man. The girls finished their season with a .500 record. The people leading in offensive and defensive attack were as follows: Anne Wilhoite was lead- ing scorer averaging 8.7 points a game, Lesa Dillmon was second with 4.2; leading rebounder was again Anne Wilhoite with 126 averaging 9 a game and second was Stacey Shockley with 59 averaging 5.9 a game. A great season and good luck next year. SLIDING INTO A GREAT SEASON The Varsity Baseball Team suited 15 players this year. Three of the 15 were seniors and one a junior. The rest of the team were freshmen and sophomores. This is going to be a very strong team in a couple of years. At press time the record was not complete and the Hawks were in an excellent position to win the Yorktown Sectional. Below left: Kris Mace uses his form to strike out another batter Bottom right: Catcher. Vic Briggs, catches a pop-up in front of the plate. Below: SSttrreettcchhiinngg is what Ralph Waters is doing for a close put out. Below middle: Eyeing the ball for another hit Is Chris Bramwell Below bottom: The Mighty Blackhawks have a grim outlook on the outcome of the County Tourney. HAWKS DON'T PUTT AROUND The Cowan Varsity Golf team had a rather rough season, but they are looking forward to the next few years. The team consisted of only two seniors, and both of those sen- iors ran track, so the team was short a few members when the two sports had meets on the same day. The most improved golfer this year was Tom Godby, a junior, so he will be back to help the Hawks next year. Also the Most Valuable Golfer was Sophomore, Mike Tolbert. He will be very valuable and a great asset to the team in the years to come. The yearbook staff wishes to con- gratulate the golf team on their ac- complishments this year. BOYS KEEP ON The Varsity Boys Track Team spent many hours running, jump- ing, and throwing in preparation for the track meets. The team ex- perienced a difficult season. They suffered from several injuries, but were led by several outstanding individuals. New school records were set by Ron Henderson in the 400 and 800, Shawn Rafferty in the 3200, and Scott Ring in the discus. Most of the records were set at the County meet where the team placed fourth. The team placed an excellent 4th out of 10 teams in the Conference. Ron was County and Conference Cham- pion in the 800, and Brian Lee was County and Conference Cham- pion in the pole vault. Seven individuals and the 400 Relay Team qualified for the Sec- tional. Ron placed third in the 800 at the Sectional, and went on to compete in the Regional. The team will lose several out- standing seniors, but many excel- lent underclassmen will return for next year. 74 — Varsity Boys Track Above and Right: Polevaulter Brian Lee goes Up, Up, and Away, or is it down as he clears the bar? Far Right: Everyone is down in the infield including Don Gillentine and Andy Clifford when the 200 is about to begin. Right: Glen Peckinpaugh receives his time after a hard race at the Conference RUNNING, JUMPING, AND THROWING David Wyatt prepares to pass an op- ponent in the long and grueling 3200 meter run. Varsity Boys Track — 75 GIRLS CAPTURE COUNTY, The Varsity Girls Track Team had a terrific season this year. It was a season in which dreams came true. They won the County Meet for the first time ever. This was the first time a Cowan girls' team has ever won the County in any sport. They won the Confer- ence for the second straight year, and combined with boys' team to win the Parker Relays again. The team had an excel- lent record of 9-1. Far Right: County Champion Stacey Shockley shows us her excellent form in the shot put Above: The Blockhawks certainly are 1 after the Conference victory Below: Sandy Clark leads her opponent on the first lap of her speciality, the 800. New school records were set by Stacey Shockley in the shot put and discus, Susie Grunin in the 400, Colleen McKenzie in the hur- dles, and Sandy Clark in the 1600. County winners were Stacey, Susie, Sandy, and the 1600 Relay Team. Conference winners were Susie, Sandy, Colleen, and the 1600 Relay Team. The 800 and 1600 Relay Teams and seven individuals qualified for the Sectional. Colleen advanced to the Regional in the 400 by placing fourth, and Sandy in the 800 by placing third. Sandy ad- vanced to the State for the sec- ond year in a row by placing fifth at the Regional. Sandy placed 10th overall at the State which was held at the I.U.P.U.I. Track and Field Stadium. 76 — Varsity Girls Track CONFERENCE, AND PARKER RELAYS! The girls practiced many hours after school. Their effort and hard work resulted in a great season. Teamwork was a key to their suc- cessful season. It took every member of the team to accom- plish what they did. With the loss of only two excellent seniors, the future looks bright for the Varsity Girls Track Team. Ihm 1_«T J :4ft ' ■Vt ! Left: Freshman Cathy Hill leans at the tape to get a good time and place in her race. Above: Kama Smith always sticks her best foot forward when she jumps the hurdles •elow: The team experiences the thrill of victory after another Conference win. Varsity Girls Track — 77 CHEERLEADER The 1982-1983 School year held much for all the cheer- leaders. The Cowan cheer- leaders put time, effort and of course the main ingredient, spirit, into their work. All the way from the halls to the gym. The signs that fired up the fans and team could be seen on your way to class or on your way by one of the team members' houses. The enthusiasm started at the UCA summer camp the cheerleaders went to last summer, through the competition they participated in at the Muncie Malls, and lasted to the last game. The cheerleaders wish to thank the fans and teach- ers who put time in helping with decorating and sign painting. It took all to make this year a suc- cess. SPIRIT ... CATCH IT! TIME OUT ... VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — first row: Sandy Clark, Nikki Mace, Kama Smith, Missy Foster, Angie Cov- ington, back row: Kim Smothers, Manager, Jo- anna Kuhns, Colleen McKenzie, Sherri Waters, Regina Rowles, Susie Grunin, and Coach Young. J.V. VOLLEYBALL — first row: Kimi Cline, Lori Hughes, Lisa Dillman, Mi- chelle Trehearne, Shelli Wright, and Tina Mace. Second row: Kevin Hovis, Manager, Tammy John- son, Mary Ann Clouse, Stacy Miller, Kristi Thomas, Jennifer Huffman, Lana Penix, and Mrs. Lambert. CROSS COUNTRY — first row: Ronnie Shockley, Tom Shortridge, and Ron Henderson. Second row: Mr. Everett, Don Gillen- tine, Rick Jackson, David Wyatt, and Scott Thom- as. 82 — Team Photos WRESTLING — front row: Kim Morris, Bill Koons, Mike Tolbert, Scott Rawlings, Bobby Lindsay, Mark Corkwell, Jason Johnson, and Ken Oxley. Second row: Jerry Case, Brian Burke, Chris Bramwell, Dewey Miller, Todd White, Rod Hines, Brad Beabout, Jon Howard. Third row: Coach Brian Adams, Tim Goebel, Glen Peckin- paugh, Danny Clark, Dan- ny Evans, Shawn Rafferty, Scott Horvath, Mike Rob- inson, David Wyatt, Jo- han van Druten, Ken Mill- er, Jim Ingram, and Tom Nixon. VARSITY BASKETBALL — front row: Andy Clifford, Gib Vance, Ralph Waters, Scott Ring, Brian Lee, and Frank McCreery. Second row: Mr. Stevens, E.J. Shockley, Richard Crist, Kris Mace, Mike Shirey, Don Gillentine, Ron Hen- derson, David Weaver, and Mr. Pentzer. J.V. BASKETBALL — front row: E.J. Shockley, Gene Rees, Richard Crist, Kevin Hovis, and Rodney Rum- felt. Second row: Mr. Ste- vens, Frank McCreery, Kris Mace, Danny Smith, Rick Jackson, Doug Case, Ronnie Shockley, David Weaver, and Mr. Pentzer. Team Photos — 83 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — Front row: Rodney Rumfelt, Tom Burkle. Da- vid Oliver, Joe Delk, John Murray, and Frank McCreery. Second row: Mr. Stevens, Gene Rees, Kurt Noel, Rick Jackson, Doug Case, Danny Smith, Mr. Harding, David Weaver, and Mr. Pentzer. GIRLS VARSITY BASKET- BALL — Front row: Candi Upchurch, Stacey Shock- ley, Susie Grunin, Dawn Finchum, and Sandy Clark. Second row: Stacy Miller, Joanna Kuhns, Sun- dai Vorhees, Jenny Dal- ton, Colleen McKenzie, Sherri Waters, Laurel Ra- mey, and Mrs. Chapel. GIRLS B-TEAM BASKET- BALL — Front row: Angie Covington, Lesa Dillman, Marlesa Moore, Anne Wil- hoite, Michelle Trehearne, and Candi Upchurch. Second row: Stacy Miller, Debbie Marlow, Mary Ann Clouse, Mary Orebaugh, Darla Parmley, Dawn Fin- chum, Stacey Shockley, Laurel Ramey, and Miss Lounsbury. 84 - Team Photos BASEBALL — Front row: Joe Delk. John Murray, Kevin Hovis, Rod Smith, Rodney Rumfelt, and Mr. Stevens. Second row: Frank McCreery, Tim Manis, Kris Mace, Ralph Waters, Vic Briggs, Ken Miller, and Richard Crist. GOLF — Front row: Mike Tolbert, Jason Johnson, Vic Conway, and Mitch Teal. Second row: Bobby Lindsay, Scott Horvath, Tom Godby, Scott Thomas, Scott Ring, and Mr. Harding. BOYS TRACK — Front row: Mr Ev- erett, Tom Shortridge, Danny Clark, Ken Miller, Mike Shirey, Robby Riley, Richard Holbrook, and Jim Ingram. Second row: Jerry Case, Don Gillen- tine, Glen Peckinpaugh, Brian Lee, Johan van Druten, and Rod Hinds. Third row: Ken Hann, David Wyatt, Shaun Rafferty, Rick Jackson, Scott Ring, Doug Case, and Ronnie Shock- ley. GIRLS TRACK — Front row: Mrs. Chapel, Tina Mace, Kristy House, Sandy Clark, Kim Smothers, Lori Hughes, Lisa Clark, Kathi Hubbard, and Lori Frank. Second row: Laurel Ramey, Kathi Hill, Susan Clark, Anne Starkey, Tina Oxley, Anne Wilhoite and Marlesa Moore. Third row: Kama Smith, Sherri Waters, Colleen McKenzie, Susie Grunin, Autumn McElroy, Candi Upchurch, Kelly Hinds, Nikki Mace, Susie Pope, Joan- na Kuhns, Sundai Vorhees, Stacey Shockley, and Stacy Miller. Teom Photos — 85 Clubs • Organiz Boys and Girls State Delegates. First row: Scott Ring, Stacy Pope. Brian Lee. Second row: Chris Bramwell, Shelly Carter. Vic Briggs. Skil Bowl. First row: Tina Hill. David Weaver. Stacy Pope. Vic Briggs. Sandy Clark. Richard Holbrook. Second row: Kelly Satterfield. Shelly Carter. David Oliver, Colleen McKenzie. Suzy Pope. Melanie Marlow. Sponsor Mrs. Keogh. National Honor Society. First row: Anne Kierein, Angie Stockton, Richard Holbrook, Daun Bainter. Deanna Baker. Second row: Glen Peckinpaugh. Chris Bramwell. Scott Ring. Brian Lee. Stacy Pope. Ralph Waters. Missy Foster. Julie Hobbs. Sandy Clark. Tina Hill. Third row: Sponsor Mr. Waldo. Lisa Hill. Carrie Cline. Julie Dailey. Joanna Kuhns. Lisa Spangler. Nikki Mace, Susie Grunin. Kama Smith, Michele Daniel. Kelly Robbins, Peggy Ruster, Kanda Crist. Shelly Cater. Melanie Marlow. Fourth row: Kevin Hovis, Scott Thomas. Brent Sodders, Vic Briggs. David Weaver. Jenny Dalton, Don Gillentine. Ron Henderson. Tom Godby. Sundai Vorhees. Missy Tolbert. Kelly Hinds. 88 « «II Student Council First row Craig Stephens. Ralph Waters. Mike Shirey. Scott Ring. Kim Smothers. Colleen McKenzie. Dewey Miller. Nikki Mace. Second row Ron Henderson, Brian Lee, Robby Riley. Tanya Clowdis. Candi Upchurch. Jon Howard. Lisa Spangler. Tom Godby. Rebecca Robinson. Sponsor Mrs Campbell. Third row: Lori Frank. E.J. Shockley. Tom Burkle, Danny Smith. Chris Wissel. Kelli Hill. Michelle Spangler. Tommy Malapit, Matt Kear. Krista Lee Girls 4-H. First row: Peggy Ruster. Kama Smith. Susie Grunin. Joanna Kuhns. Missy Foster, Mary Orebaugh. Second row Sponsor Mrs Lamb, Kimi Cline, Laurel Ramey. Rebecca Robinson. Sherri Combs. Melissa Smith. Carol Jackson. Angie Knoderer. Kim Smothers. Sue Rigney, Dee Johnson. Jeannie Cox. Third row Tina Mace, Susan Clark, Lisa Spangler, Carrie Cline. Karen Harden. Michelle Spangler. Sandy Clark. Tina Hill, Robin Rowles. Kelly Satterfield. Fourth row Angie Smith. Lisa Gibson. Kristi Thomas, Lori Manis, Stacey Shockley, Tricia Kierein. Gwen Nicholson. Susan Watson, Tammy Madison. Fifth row Stacey Miller. Kathy Hubbard. Anita Boyatt. Jennifer Pence. Regina Rowles. Suzy Pope. Jennifer Huffman, Stacy Pope. Boys 4-H. First row: Tom Godby. Richard Holbrook. Tim Manis. Mary Orebaugh Second row: Kathy Hubbard. Stacey Shockley. Karen Harden. Sandy Clark. Dee Johnson. Third row: Todd Reeder. Stacey Miller. Regina Rowles. Kelly Satterfield Fourth row: Brian Weaver, Brad Miller. Susie Grunin. Vic Briggs. Missy Foster Fifth row: Scott Thomas. David Weaver. Mike Shirey. Brian Lee. Steve Smith. Clubs • Organiz 89 Boys Girls State This year's Boys and Girls State Dele- gates are as follows: Vic Briggs and Chris Bramwell alternates. Brian Lee and Scott Ring delegates. The boys went to Indiana State University from June 11-18. The girls went June 19-26. They participated in government-like situations with other delegates from around the state. They were selected because of their interest in govern- ment and history and their qualities of leadership. Skill Bowl The Skill Bowl team this year came up against some tough competition. Their record was 4-6 and they tied for third in the annual Skill Bowl tourna- ment which the included schools. Burris. WesDel. Madison Heights. Anderson Highland. Yorktown. and Delta. Every- one had a good time and did a terrific job for the team. N.H.S. National Honor Society is an organi- zation of students with a grade point average of 3.0 or better and are vot- ed on by the faculty to become mem- bers. A progressive dinner was held in the fall The annual Initiation Banquet was held March 21 at Butterfields. Congratulations scholars! Student Council Student Council is a group of elect- ed students who help make school more enjoyable. They do this by hav- ing dances, holding pep sessions, hav- ing convocations, doing a spectacular job with Homecoming, and hold the annual Senior-Faculty softball game. They also run the concessions at ball games. The annual convention to elect candidates for student council was held April 12. and Chairpersons were Vic Briggs for the Nationalists par- ty and Mike Shirey for the Federalists party. They also participated in the Pepi jump rope for Heart and collected $139.20. Thanks Student Council! Left: Ken Miller and Joe Delk seem really enthusiastic about the National Honor Society banquet. Below Left: Sandy Stacey, and Vic concentrate on an answer at a Skill Bowl meet. Below: Suzy and Colleen find Skill Bowl humorous while David and Richard listen for a question. Far Below: Stacey. Tina, and Colleen get prepared for the National Honor Society banquet Boys Girls 4-H The Girls and Boys 4-H is a group of boys and girls that can begin in the program at the age of ten and can participate until they are 20. They can create crafts, raise animals, cook food, sew clothes, and many other things. It takes place in the summer and ends in October. 91 .UBS • ORGANIZATIONS • CLUBS • ORGANIZATIONS German Club — Front row (I. to r.): Mary Orebaugh. Lori Hughes. Sponsor — Ms. Garner. Ralph Waters. Vic Briggs. Scott Ring. Jennifer Wisehart. Sherri Pierceall. Second row: Stacey Shockley. Lisa Spangler. Jill Carter. Belinda Lawson. Michele Daniel. Candi Upchurch. Kim Smothers. Julie Hobbs. Missy Foster. Christi Smith. Third row Ed Haskett. Kelly Satterfield. Autumn McElroy. Stacey Miller. Debbie Marlow. Laurel Ramey. Lisa West. Lisa Gibson. Beth Brandon. Fourth row: Susie Grunin. Kama Smith. Darla Parmley. Kristi Thomas. LeAnna Brinson. Mike Kierein. Colleen McKenzie. Shelli Wright. Peggy Ruster Back row Brent Sodders. Jon Howard. Joanna Kuhns. Rod Hinds. John Van Druten, Jenny Dalton. Jerry White, Brian Lee. Suzy Pope. Jennifer Huffman. Stacy Pope, Kelly Hinds. Spanish Club — Front row: (I. to r.): Glen Peckinpaugh, Shawn Rafferty. Sandy Clark. Sundai Vorhees. Second row: Sponsor. Miss Siewert. Vic Conway. Marla Conn. Mary Ann Clouse. Beverly Davis, Cathy Hill. Third row: Brian Burke. Stacy Stockton. Holly Strong. Patty Hewson, Lori Miller. Tina Hill. Back row: Stacy Pope. Mark Gillis. Brian Lee. Kelly Hinds. Susan Clark, Laurel Ramey. .UBS • ORGANIZATIONS • CLUBS • ORGANIZATION: 92 — Clubs-Organization Science Club — Front row (I. to r.): Jennifer Wisehort. Robin Hall. Tammy Johnson, Jon Howard. Rodd Strong. Jim Ingram. Second row: Jerry White. Sponsor — Miss Showaiter, Chris Bramwell. Susie Grunin, Stacy Pope. Brent Sodders. Joanna Kuhns. Don Gillentine Third row Robin Williamson, Suzanne Bales. Lisa West, Missy Foster, Lesa Nelson. Nikki Mace, Shelli Wright. Susan Rigney. Kim Smothers, Lori Hughes. Dawn Finchum. Autumn McElroy. Fourth row: Stacy Stockton. Ken Oxley. Diana Williams. Anne Starkey, Scott Thomas. Joe Delk. Sandy Clark. David Oliver. Mary Orebaugh Fifth row: Kelly Hinds. Steve Wyatt. Brad Beabout, Kama Smith, Sundai Vorhees. Marlesa Moore. Mary Ann Clouse, Beth Brandon, John Van Druten, Jennifer Huffman. Colleen McKenzie. Back row: Scott Horvath. Tim Manis. Vic Briggs. Brian Lee. Ralph Waters, Scott Ring. Gib Vance. Andy Clifford. Jenny Dalton. Suzy Pope. FHA — Front row (I. to r.): Peggy Ruster. Kristy Carter. Melinda Stump. Kelly Robbins. Tanya Clowdis. Kimi Cline. Second row: Sponsor — Mrs. Lamb. Leah Bebout. Lisa Gibson. Tammy Madison, Michelle Wearren. Michele Daniel. Sandy Clark. Third row: Tonya Adams. Carrie Cline. Jenny Lee. Karen Harden. Stacey Shockley, Tina Hill. Fourth row: Patty Hewson. Laurel Ramey. Stacey Miller, Susan Clark, Robin Hall, Lisa Haston. Back row: Missy Foster. Lisa West, Robin Williamson. Suzanne Bales. Stacy Pope FCA — Front row — (I. to r.): Ron Henderson. Mike Shirey. Stacy Pope. Scott Ring. Second row: Sponsor — Mrs. Miller. Tina Hill. Bill Koons. Melanie Marlow. Julie Hobbs. Kanda Crist, Shelly Carter. Third row: Robin Williamson. Sandy Clark. Tom Godby, Kelly Satterfield, Kevin Hovis. Richard Holbrook. Brent Sodders. Fourth row: Jon Howard. E.J. Shockley, Mary Orebaugh. Kelly Hinds. Rod Hinds, Suzy Pope. Lori Hughes Back row: Vic Briggs. Richard Crist. John Van Druten. Rick Jackson. Brian Lee. David Weaver. Scott Thomas. Jenny Dalton. Missy Tolbert 93 German Club This year German Club members had a Faschingsfest in the High School gym where all members came in costume. They sold Gummy bears and twins and went to the Heidel- burger — a German restau- rant in Huntington, Indiana. Spanish Club Spanish Club members went Christmas caroling with many other clubs. They also went to the Paramount Pizza Palace in Indianapolis. Science Club Science Club started off the year with their annual canoe trip. They also planned a ski trip but it was cancelled due to good weather. Then, of course, there was the science fair. Winners were: Biological — first place: Patty Hewson, Second Place: Laurel Ramey. Physical — First place: Vic Briggs, Second place: Stacy Pope. F.H.A. FHA was one of the most ac- tive clubs this year. Members started off the year with a Daddy-date night and in- stallation of officers. They also went Christmas caroling and had meetings to make moth- ers day gifts. Some of the members attended a contest at the Hyatt Regency in Indian- apolis. F.C.A. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes went Christmas carol- ing and had a pizza party at the Paramount Pizza Palace in Indianapolis. They also had bi- ble study every Wednesday morning. At toft: In the greenhouse, Chris Br am well is caught in the sense of awe in this beautiful, tropical environment. ielow: Science club did many things with the greenhouse. Helping out with the plants are Sandy Clark. Bryant Turner, and Stacy Pope Far toft: Science club not only applies to biological sciences but also to the physical realm. Here, Sherrie Waters shows us her comical side by spraying David Weaver during a chemistry lab. Far below: FHA is not all fun and games. Here Tanya Clowdis is working on improving her sewing ability. :iubs • Organizations • Clubs • Organizations • Clut Organizations • Clubs • Organizations • Clubs • Ore % LIBRARY SCIENCE Front row: (left to right) Robin Hall. Kevin Hovis. Kama Smith. Joe Delk. Peggy Ruster. and Melinda Stump Second row: Mrs Hardwick. Mrs Jeffers. Kristi Oliver. Mark Gillis. Kurt Noel. Richard Holbrook. Gene Rees, Michele Daniel, and Kristi Thomas. VTR Front row: (left to right) Richard Holbrook. Mark Gillis. Tim Manis, and Mrs Jeffers Second row: Scott Ring. Ken Miller. Gene Rees. Joe Delk. Brent Sodders. Kevin Hovis. David Miller, and Scott Thomas OCA: Front row: (left to right) Sherri Pierceall. Kevin Hovis, Dana Smith, and Kanda Crist. Second row: Mrs. Turner. Susie Hayes. Regina Rowles. Kelly Robbins. Belinda Lawson. Deanna Baker, and Candi Upchurch. Third row: Peggy Ruster. Melinda Stump. Anne Kierein. Kimi Cline. Tina Terry, and Lana Penix Fourth row: Dawn Bainter. Angie Stockton. Lois Neal. Joanna Kuhns. Sundai Vorhees, Missy Tolbert, and Mary Ann Clouse. PEP CLUB First Row: Gwen Nicholson. Krista Lee. Kevin Adams. Judah Gammill. Chris Wissel. Kelli Hill, and Kevin Bay man. Second Row: Jeannie Cox. Angie Sayne, Kim Smothers. Doris Clark. Peggy Ruster, Tina Hill. Candi Upchurch, and Fred Jones. Third Row: Jan Langham. Tammy Davis, Michelle Spangler. Michele Boles. Melissa Smith, Tina Mace, Mary Ann Clouse, and Leah Bebout. Fourth Row: Kirk Smith, Cheri Combs, Bill Koons. Cinnamon Slaven. Laura Van Devender. Jerilyn Daniel, Shelli Cortwright, Theresa Adams. Mimi Slaven, and LeAnna Brinson. Fifth Row: Jim Bob Tracy, Brad Miller. Patty Thomas. Uoyd Johnson, Frank McCreery, Wendy Foster, Jenniter Huffman. SheHi Wright, Beth Brandon, Jennifer Wisehort. Kelly Beaty, and Stacey Shockley. Sixth Row: Kris Mace. Kim Peacock. Robin Rowles. Kevin Hovis. Ken Hann. Jim Ingram, Keith Beaty, Da- vid Wyatt, and Jerry White. Sov- •nth Row: Sherri Waters, Colleen McKenzie, Bryant Turner. Mike Shirey, Lori Hughes. Anne Wilhoite. Tammy Johnson. Robin Hall. Robin Williamson. Kimi Cline. David Miller, Suzy Pope. Brian Lee. and Bryan Weaver Eighth Row: Mrs Black. Susie Grunin. Johan Van Druten. Anita Boyatt. Lori Frank, Mary Ore- baugh, Marlesa Moore. David Oli- ver. Susan Clark, Patty Hewson. Brent Sodders. Tom Godby. Sandy Clark, Stacey Pope, and David Weaver Ninth Row: Ron Hender- son. Missy Foster, Anne Starkey. Kama Smith. Nikki Mace. Jane Langham, Christi Smith. Jill Carter, Lori Miller, Sundai Vorhees. Chris Bramwell. Joe Delk. Ralph Waters. Wendy Sparks. Amy Henry, Tonya Stephens, and Carol Henry. Tenth Row: Scott Rawlings. Gib Vance, Andy Clifford. Don Gillentine. Rod Smith. Jennifer Pence. Lisa Gibson. Stacy Phillips, Jackie Odle. Dee Johnson, Tim Manis. Jon Howard. Joanna Kuhns, and Lee Ann Tracey Eleventh Row: Shelly Carter. Me- lanie Marlow, Kanda Crist, Kelly Robbins, Melinda Stump. Lisa Dill- mon. Tricia Kierein, Patty Calhoun, Susan Watson, and Jana Janek. 97 LIBRARY SCIENCE The Library Science workers work together to place the li- brary books in the right places and check them out to stu- dents. Their work isn't hard but we couldn't have a library without them. The VTR workers video tape the ballgames and other spe- cial events. They are a big help to the school, for they tape all the special happenings so we can remember them in later years. The OEA participated in many events this year. They participated in the district con- test and did well. There were two state contest winners, De- anna Baker and Peggy Ruster. Dana Smith was elected State Reporter, and Deanna Baker was elected State Vice-Presi- dent. It was a very good year for the Cowan OEA. The Pep Club was very busy raising spirits in the school. They had a lot of members and re- ceived a lot of support from the students. Thanks to them everyone got enthused at the ballgames. Thanks a lot! PEP The 1982-83 mascots, Vic Briggs and Jenny Dalton. Below: Angie and Sundai relax at the OEA State Conference. Far Left: Sundai Vorhees. Angie Stockton, Dana Smith. Kanda Crist, and Kelly Robbins sit on the steps of North Central waiting for the OEA awards ceremony to begin. Left: Dana reads her speech to make sure it is perfect .UBS • ORGANIZATIONS • CLUBS • ORGANIZATION' UBS • ORGANIZATIONS • CLUBS • ORGANIZATIONS Front Row: Director. Linda Weaver, Sharri Essex. Lisa Clark. Donna Thomas, Michelle Wearren Second Row: Lori Frank. Kimi Cline. Carol Hays. Mimi Slaven. Mary Nixon Third Row: Tami Madison. Leah Bebout, Dana Smith, Cinnamon Slaven. Robin Rowles DRAMA CHOIR Drama Club. Front Row: Dewayne Mill- er. Carol Henry. Cheri Combs. Rebec- ca Robinson. Amy Henry. Michelle Boles, Laurel Ramey Second Row: Sponsor, Germaine Keogh, Deanna Baker, Shelly Carter. Scott Rawlings. Kelly Satterfield. Chris Bramwell Third Row: Heidi House. Brian Allred, Kendra Rinker. Angela Knoderer. Stacy Templeton. Michelle Sells. Melissa Mul- lins, Krista Lee, Kelli Hill. Kristi Mullins, Me- lanie Marlow. Marlesa Moore Fourth Row: Katy Nicholson, Teena Flowers, April Wisehart, Charmaine Ly- kins. Kevin Robbins. Lisa Gibson. Lori Frank, Melanie Black, Jackie Odle. Car- rie Cline. Mary Orebaugh Fifth Row: Clay Smith. Sundai Vorhees. Jennifer Wisehart. Kirk Smith. Lori Hughes, Colleen McKenzie. Jon Van Druten, Robin Williamson. Karen Har- den, Stacey Shockley Sixth Row: Mike Kierein, Dan Franklin, Jerry White, Brian Lee. Missy Foster. Vic Briggs. David Weaver. Kelly Hinds. Stacy Pope. Suzy Pope, Sandy Clark The Cowan High School Band at the World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee, 1982. Hawkettes: Front Row: Tina Hill, Tammy Evans Second Row: Kristy House, Julie Dailey, Christi Smith, Lori Frank, Debbie Marlow, Suzanne Bales Third Row: Audrey Reese, Kelly Satterfield, Anita Boyatt, Shelly Carter. Melanie Marlow, Lana Penix Hawkettes High School Band: Front Row: Kristy Carter. Lisa Hill. Jill Carter. Karen Harden, Kathy Hubbard. Peggy Ruster Second Row: Marlesa Moore, Melanie Black, Melinda Stump. LeAnne Brinson, Jennifer Pence. Lisa Gibson, Anne Kierein, Laurel Ramey, Angie Covington Third Row: Tina Mace, Richard Holbrook. Kevin Hovis. Mark Cork well. Robby Riley, Rick Jackson. Carrie Cline. Michele Trehearne Fourth Row: Mike Kierein. David Weaver, Randy Penix, Mary Orebaugh, Jay Clowdis, Kama Smith, Mike Tolbert. Stacey Miller High School Band Clubs • Organiza 101 V Drama, Thespians Drama Club and Thespians did an outstanding job this year. They started the year off with three one-act plays, which involved some of the elementary students. Ugly Duckling, Who Murdered Who, and Quick Romance. After those plays, the cast party and, very long hard practices, came the season's finale, The Wizard of Oz with Shelly Carter as Dorothy, she was su- perb! Other main characters of the play was, Scott Rawlings as the Scarecrow, Vic Briggs as the Lion, David Weaver as the Tin Man, Stacy Pope as Glenda the Good Witch Of the North, Mary Orebaugh as Gloria, Lori Miller as the Wicked Witch Of the West, and Jennifer Wise- hart and Kelly Satterfield play- ing Aunt Em. Also the elemen- tary students in drama, as the Munchkins of Emerald City. There is only one way to sum it up, THE COWAN HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA AND THESPIANS ARE TOTALLY AWESOME, TOTAL- LY!!!! Band The fabulous Cowan Black- hawk Marching Band had a to- tally excellent year. They start- ed the year off with Band Camp from August 16-27. Fol- lowing that and many hard practices, they marched in the Winchester Marching Festival on September 18, and Ko- komo Haworth Invitational Contest on September 25. Fi- nally, on October 2, came the Indiana State School Marching Contest in Winchester, and un- der the direction of band di- rector, Mr. Barry Bird, they re- ceived an excellent 2nd divi- sion rating. In October they participated in the Ball State Homecoming Parade. On Oc- tober 28 they went to Knox- ville, Tennessee and marched in the Worlds Fair. On Novem- ber 19 they did a floor show in the High School Gym for the student body. Followed by the Christmas Concert in De- cember. In January at a home basketball game, they per- formed a spectacular Circus Floor Show On May 1 they performed successfully in the Spring Arts Festival in the High School. Finally came com- mencement for the seniors. They ended the year off with a fun-filled King's Island field trip. GGGGRRRREEEEAAAATTTT JOB BAND!!I Hawkettes Hawkettes: The hawkettes have done a superb job this year. They started the year oft with the Street Light Festival, then they put on a dance by the theme name of The Strip- per. They practiced very hard through August to Octo- ber, to prepare for the fall con- test with the Cowan High Band. All the hard work paid off, they received a second place rating. The Hawkettes provided entertainment for all the home basketball games last winter, they also marched in the Ball State Homecoming Parade, and the Ag-Day Pa- rade. 103 Laying Out The Yearbook tatf — 1st row — Editor Vic Briggs, business manager Kanda Crist, ass't editor Sandy Clark, and photographer Kelly Hinds. 2nd row — photographer Missy Foster. Anne Starkey, Darla Parmley, and advisor Don Riddle. 3rd row — Christi Smith, Deanna Baker, Dana Smith, Sundai Vorhees, and Amy Elwell. At left — Sandy rapidly types to meet a deadline. YEARBOOK The staff works long hours of hard work to turn out a book that is satisfactory to everyone. The highlights of the year are ad days. Stu- dents are out to get money for the book. Even arguing about lunch is fun. Some stu- dents attended J-Day at Ball State, and summer jour- nalism workshops. The staff works together to produce a great book. NEWSPAPER The Cowan Clarion staff puts out eight issues of pa- per in great demand a year. This year “Bricks and roses were added to the paper's makeup. They were an in- stant smash. Cupid and Tan o gram wer pr Year sent in other issues. The fa- vorite issue always seems to be the Senior issue with the Senior wills. The staff sold M M's with the yearbook staff to finance the paper. Keep the stories coming, you're doing a great job. Below — They've done what to my car? asks Mr. Riddle about his staffs. Telling It Like It Is above — Vic in his duties as editor. Far right — Jill Carter; the Lois Lane of the Cowan Clarion. At right — Here we see Kama Smith struggling with daily newspaper hassles. Newspaper staff — 1st row — Editor Kelly Robbins, Shelly Carter, Melanie Marlow, and Ron Henderson 2nd row — Advisor Don Riddle, photographer Nikki Mace, business manager Tom Godby. David Weaver. Kama Smith, and Jill Carter. Deanna and Kelly share ASTONISHING secrets during their free time. SECOND Has Mr. Nicholson been to see The Rocky Horror Picture Show”? Mrs. Black seems to enjoy the balloon shaving contest, during Homecoming activities, more than the students. Caretully studying the situation. Mrs Chapel tabulates the number of treethrows hit during the Homecoming activities. Mr. Stebbins tells another of his famous jokes, as he is the M.C. for the Variety Show. 106 — Teachers Nila Fisher — Secretary in the Elementary School Office Nancy Grunin — Secretary to the High School Principal Janet McIntosh — Executive Secretary-T reasurer Majorie Murray — Nurse. Attendance Officer Maxine Slewert — Secretary to the Elementary Principal Becky Smith — Secretary to the Superintendent. Donna Stephens — Secretary in the High School Office Steve Waldo — Guidance Counselor Monte Stebblns — Assistant Htgh School Principal. Athletic Director Michael Osha — Elementary Principal Larry Nicholson — High School Principal. Darrel Martin — Superintendent William Garrett — School Board President. Joan Keesllng — School Board Vice-President. Tom Spangler — School Board Secretary Dave Barefoot — School Board Member. Keith Orebaugh — School Board Member Administration — 107 Brian Adams — Social Studies, Varsity Wrestling, and Summer Wrestling Camp. Jo Ann Black — Business Education. Cheerleader Sponsor. Pep Club. Kevin Burt — Industrial Arts. 11th Grade Sponsor. Industrial Arts Department Coordinator. Barry Byrd — Music, Band Director. Band Booster Coordinator. Variety Show. Performances. Music Coordinator. Nancy Campbell — Home Economics. Student Council Sponsor. Margie Chapel — P.E.. English, Varsity Girts Track. Varsity Girls Basketball. Mary Clevenger — Learning Disabilities. Reading. John Cothren — P.E., Jr. High Cross Country Track, Health. Janice Garner — Chemistry. German, German Club. Math Science Coordinator. 12th Grade Sponsor. John Harding — Social Studies. Social Studies Coordinator. C-Team Basketball, Varsity Golf. Kim Hardwick — Library Aide. Jeff Hensley — Math, 8th Grade Boys Basketball, 8th Grade Sponsor. Lois Jeffers — Library. 9th Grade Sponsor, Library Science Sponsor. Audio-Visual Coordinator. Germaine Keogh — English, Drama Production Sponsor, Skill Bowl, Thespians, Language Arts Coordinator. Rosella Lamb — Home Economics. F.H.A. Sponsor. P.T.O. Carnival Sign-up. Judy Mickey — Art, 11th Grade Sponsor, Art Club. Jane Miller — Math. 7th Grade Sponsor. F.C.A. Sponsor. Lew Rita Moore — Social Studies. Assistant Jr. High Girls Volleyball. 12th Grade Sponsor. Jim Pentzer — Science. Jr. High Science Club, B-Team Boys Basketball. Don Riddle — English, 7th Grade Boys Basketball. Newspaper Sponsor, Yearbook Sponsor. Sara Showalter — Science. Sr. High Science Club. Jr. High Cheerleader Sponsor. Debbie Slewert — English. Spanish, Spanish Club. Larry Stevens — Industrial Arts. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Baseball. Bonnie Turner — Business Education. O.E.A. Sponsor. Business Education Coordinator. KEYNOTES Linda Weaver — Hawkettes. Choir. Music. Arlene Zlmpfer — English Cooks — Martha Davis. Sandy Clevenger. Sue Zimmerman. Priscilla Hill; not pictured: Novella Cronin. Bus Drivers — Max Buchanan. Rick Clouse. Mary Swingley. Tom Orebaugh. Tim Rogers. Alvin Marsh. Larry Odom. Rodney Johnson. Wallace Hays. Carl Kidd, not pictured: Carole Miller Staff — 109 JUST BETWEEN On April 22, 1983 many couples were on their way to the Roberts Hotel, to attend the Junior and Senior prom. The dinner started promptly at 6:30 serving ham and roast beef as the main course. At 8:15 the band. Midnight Flyer, ar- rived and began an evening of great fun and entertainment. If you and your date didn't want to enter in to the fun and fellowship in the ballroom, you were wel- 110 — Prom YOU AND ME come to step outside and into a more cozier atmosphere. There were small tables set up for two, where couples could get away and talk about things Just be- tween You and Me? At the clos- ing of evening the junior class gave away door prizes consisting of: gift certificates, food certifi- cates, and clothing certificates. This added to the fun and excite- ment of the 1983 prom. After the prom, many couples joined together at the Village Bowl to enjoy an evening of bowling. The began to wind down around 2:00. Everyone went their seperate ways at this time, going to breakfast or to parties. The 1983 prom held many different memories for many dif- ferent people. All in all the prom was a success for everyone! Can WShd Jeff enjoy each others company, while cfancing. Prom — 111 Kelly Hinds laughs with friends on the front walk during the Reception Line. Ron Henderson. co-Salutatorian. gives a personal Thank-you” to parents, friends and the community. Co-Salutatorian. Sandy Clark gives us an idea of what our future may hold. Above left Melinda Stump performed a vocal solo. The Rose” while (below) Peggy Ruster accompanied her on the piano. 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Ill Colleen McKenzie — 39. 40, 62. 70. 77. 82, 84, 85, 88. 89. 91, 91, 93. 97 Shane McKenzie — 50 Melissa McKnight — 50, 56. 59 Tina Mace — 44, 63. 78. 82. 85. 89. 97. 101 Kris Mace — 39. 68. 72. 81, 83. 85. 97 Nikki Mace — 34, 36, 61. 62. 78, 82. 85, 88. 89. 93. 97. 104 Tammy Madison — 39. 89, 93 Tommy Malapit — 47. 48, 49, 54, 55. 89 Lori Manis — 47. 50. 54, 56. 57. 59. 84 Tim Manis — 39. 85, 89, 93. 96, 97 Steve Malone — 36. 37 Tim Marcum — 48 Debbie Marlow — 39, 84, 92. 101 Melanie Marlow — 7, 12, 18. 26, 29. 88, 93. 97, 101. 112 Billy Meadows — 48. 54, 55 Judy Mickey — 8. 37. 108 Brad Miller — 48. 55. 59. 89. 97 David Miller — 8, 9. 34. 35. 36. 37. 96. 97 Dewayne Miller — 51. 56 Dewey Miller — 8. 36. 37. 65. 83. 89 Jane Miller — 47. 93. 108 Jill Mohler — 49 Ken Miller — 40. 83. 85. 91 Lori Miller — 40. 92. 97 Stacey Miller — 40. 63. 82. 83. 84. 89. 91. 92. 93. 97. 101 Amy Monroe — 49. 56. 59 Holly Monroe — 47. 51. 56. 59 Steve Monroe — Lew Rita Moore — 57. 108 Marlesa Moore — 44. 84, 85. 93. 97, 101 Kim Morris — 16, 26. 83 Lisa Mort — 36 Angela Morton — Kristi Mullins — 47, 49, 56. 59 Melissa Mullins — 4. 51 Michelle Mullins — 40 John Murray — 4. 84. 85 Jeff Myers — 26, 111 Lisa Myers — 44 Lois Neal — 16, 26. 97 Gwen Nicholson — 49. 56. 59. 89 Katie Nicholson — 51. 56, 57. 59, 97 Larry Nicholson — 106. 107 Danny Nixon — 40 Mary Ann Nixon — 40 Tom Nixon — 44. 83 Eric Noel — 49 Kurt Noel — 40. 84, 96 Shane Norris — 51, 54, 55 Jackie Odle — 44. 78. 97 David Oliver — 40. 41, 84, 88. 93. 97 Kristi Oliver — 47, 49, 56. 96 Mary Orebaugh — 42. 43, 44, 84. 89. 92. 93. 97. 101 Ken Oxley — 40. 83. 85, 93 Tina Oxley — 45 Darla Parmley — 45. 57, 72. 84, 92. 104 Nancy Parmley — 29 Kim Peacock — 49, 59. 97 Glen Peckinpaugh — 7, 26. 65. 74. 83. 85. 88. 97 Jennifer Pence — 31. 43. 45, 89, 97. 101 Lana Penix — 31, 45. 63. 82, 97. 101 Randy Penix — 26, 101 Jim Pentzer — 59, 83. 84, 108 Jimmy Phillips — 50. 55. 59 Stacey Phillips — 45, 97 Bob Pierce — 45 Sherri Pierceall — 26. 29. 92, 97 Stacy Pope — 7. 8. 21. 24. 26. 40, 88. 91. 92. 93. 95. 97. 111. 112 Suzy Pope — 40, 85. 88, 89. 91. 92. 93. 97 Gary Puckett — 49, 55 Shawn Rafferty — 7. 26. 60. 83. 85. 92 Laurel Ramey — 40. 84. 85. 89. 92, 93. 101 Kim Ratliff — 36 Scott Rawlings — 8, 25, 26. 28. 83. 89, 97. 102. 110. 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