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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

1961 — 6Z 771 vmrpvj 'vrMmyy wjfowN y WP6 pootpj l if-j woiwj WHAT'S THE PROBLEM? Sharon Sumner and Michele Rogers seem to have commu- nication problems with the sectional referees. Above. Freshman Mike Davis gives the camera one of his ap- pealing smiles. Below. HUDDLE UP! The guys varsity basketball team makes some plans for af- ter the game. SHARE THE SPIRIT IN - ACTIVITIES - What keeps school enjoyable for us are the activities that the students are in and the things that are all-play-and-no-work. Many different events took place this year at Cowan. Among them. Prom, Graduation, and the an- nual carnival are to be expected. Each year the drama department puts on the school production, this year was a little differ- ent with a dinner theatre that was a huge success. Homecoming is always a special time be- cause you get to see many people that you might not have seen in quite a while. Dances are what draws the students together. Things like these are what makes high school the best time of your life. Getting to- gether with friends and just having a good time. It s not like it isn't going to happen again, but while it's offered take advantage of it! Sophomores John Shockley and Melissa Barton take place in homecoming, they represent the tenth graders. Qtker page. WAY TO GO! Seniors Dave Richman and Bill Meadows get fired-up with the crowd at the Muncie Sectional. CARNIVAL FUN This year's carnival, like always, was held in the high school gymnasium with lots of fun and excite- ment. The ladies of the ele- mentary served a chicken noodle dinner before the evenings activities began. Mr. Cothern helps out an elemen- tary student during the basketball competition. All age groups attended. Such attractions were the door prize booth, the putt- putt booth, the mystery booth, and a dance in the elementary gym for high school students. Seventh grader Johnny Thomp- son watches his ball roll towards the hole in the putt-putt booth. ,. .. •. . Freshmen Jeff Burke and Kyle Combs take aim at the rifle booth. Sheila Henry helps out her daughter, Sara, pick out a winners toy. f. s Rest Assured was the title of this year's school production. Under direc- tion of Mr. Riddle, English teacher, this performance turned out to be one of the best in the past couple of years. Leading the cast of characters is freshman standout Steve Jones who Below. David Frank and Karian- nie Polk look like they have aged a few years or so. played a near perfect Luci- fer. Senior Shonna Carter, Juniors Brian Allred, April Wisehart, Scott King and Melissa Mullins, along with Sophomore David Frank all did an outstand- ing job that they all should be proud of and looking forward to next year. Rene Clayborn watches as Mr. Allred tries to kill Cristy Davis. Why? Cheri Combs attempts to climb up Scott King's leg during the opening act. Shonna Carter gives us her disappointed-moth- er-look, I guess she's getting her practice in. HOMECOMING '87 February 13 was the date for this year's homecom- ing. Shot Through the Heart, a popular song by Bon Jovi, was the theme for our Valentine weekend basketball game. During the week at school the Freshmen won dress-up days. Seniors dominated the float and wall decora- tions by taking a first in Below. The Seniors celebrate their win in the float competition. each. That evening in- between games against Randolph Southern Ste- phen Brand and Michelle Spangler were named King and Queen. Following the game, which we lost in a close decision 65-61, the dance sponsored by Stu- dent Council was held in the elementary gym. Senior Eric Stables goes up strong for two points, and he got them! Above. Freshmen Andy Orebaugh and Derek Luna stand by eighth graders Brandon Miller and Jon Rinker during the judg- ing. . Homecoming King and Queen, seniors Stephen Brand and Michelle Spangler. 10 JR. SR. PROM So now what do you want to do? Senior Steve Brand and junior Carol Henry debate about what to do next. State, featuring bowling, games, pool, and more dancing. Votes cast by the 150 guests elected Michele Spangler prom queen. Her court included seniors Kelli Hill and Melissa Smith. ' Heaven in Your Eyes'' was a perfect theme for this years prom! Escort Shane McKenzie leads Mi- chele Spangler around the dance floor during their special song. An evening of romance was set with beautiful dec- orations of wine and white colored balloons, stream- ers, and tablecloths. The Masonic Temple was the setting of this eventful night, with music provided by Midnight Flyer. After-prom was held in the Student Center at Ball Cinnamon Slaven and Kim Pea- cock take a break at the punch table and are served by Sopho- more Shelli Norris. What's so funny? Seniors Jill Mohler and Cindy Gregory watch in amusement the unknown kiss- ing couple. Left. Juniors Drew Wright and Lori Manis enjoy each others company while they rest. Above. What a stud! Senior Brad Miller seems to have caught someone's attention. GRADU A TION Above. TYING UP THE LOOSE ENDS, David Clark ties Darrell Clark's tie while in the background Darrin Johnson seems to be having a little trouble also. SAY WHAT? Tom Tighe and Chris Wissel are caught without words in the hallway before graduation. Graduation. A time of ending and a time of a be- ginning. On the clear night of May 24, 1987, Cowan's senior class took one of life's giant steps. The step of starting a new life, whether it be college or the working working, the high school building will soon be of past memories. Being a competitive class aca- Below. Brad Miller, right, gives fellow graduate Stephen Brand a happy high-five after the ceremony. demically, three valedic- torians were produced be- cause of this. Amy Henry, Kim Peacock and Krisite Oliver delivered their final speeches to a crowd of 700 in the candle lit gymnasi- um. Salutatorians Eric Sta- bles and Wendy Foster gave the benediction and closing prayer. BEING HELPFUL. Debbie Bait straightens Dee Johnson's cap be- fore the procession. Above. SWIPE AWAY THOSE TEARS. Robin Cox lost control of her emotions while trying to get a piece of dust from her eye. SMILE BIG NOW! Shonna Carter gets her picture taken with junior friends Renee Clayborn and Lori Ward. WHO'S NEXT? (1 to r) Laura Van- Devender, Sheri Covington, Dar- rell Clark, Jamie Finchum, Cinna- mon Slaven and Stephen Brand all await their turn to receive their diplomas. £adi f-lauikiM To try something differ- danced to the music pro- ent this year the cheerlead- vided by Larry Black's ers held the Sadie Hawkins Electric Company. Besides dance in the elementary dancing, the other attrac- gym. The theme. Silver tions were the ever popular Lining, gave the sponsors hayride and getting mar- much to work with on the ried. This year's dance was decorations. From seven to well attended which led to eleven all the students a great time for all couples! Above. Sam and Jenny show the other seventh graders a new twist to dancing. Being the cheerleading sponsor, Ms. Meyer takes a break while Dawn keeps her company. 16 Below. A wagon full of loonies? Drew Wright and Lori Manis get- These couples just returned from ting married. Do your parents an unusual hayride. know about this? Julie and Aaron share something amusing during a slow dance. Left. Jerry Terry's date is showing some doubts about getting hitched. Above. Couple Amy Elrod and Kevin Free take a break by John Clark and his date. Creative, Artistic, Musi- cal. Those are the three words to describe this year's spectacular Variety Show. Under the direction of Mrs. Collins and her as- sistants, Ms. Meyer and Mr. Riddle, they pulled off one of Cowan's best enter- tainment shows ever. Many of the performances came from the high school The Elementary Choir sang out strong at this year's show. but there were several good elementary acts that left impressions, for example, Ahab The Arab. The high school band was exception- ally good doing a couple of well known sixties num- bers. Everyone who partic- ipated should be very proud of their accomplish- ments. Senior Michelle Boles did an ex- cellent job singing her solo. V 18 Seniors singing Friends Forever. Friends are Left. The cheerleaders perform one of their many cheers. Tricha Gibson snuggles with her teddy bear during one of the Swing Choir numbers. SHARE THE SPIRIT IN — SENIORS — Seniors. They are the group of people who own” the school. Yet, they are the ones that everyone looks up to and who the underclass- men cannot wait to become. This class has so many different types of students. But with a variety of interests, backgrounds, and abilities that brought these students together to form a unique blend of people. Being the last year that they were together this bunch of crazies did everything imagin- able with each other. From going to Westside park and playing on the playground to bring- ing in food for a Thanksgiving feast. Friends are the most important thing. I think that the song that was sung at the vari- ety show expresses how they all feel about each other. Friends are Friends Forever should tell you what I mean. But what is the one thing that they all have in common? They all graduated from Cowan High School in 1987! Above. Shonna Carter and her beachball during the vari- ety show. Sheri Covington and Chris Wissel attribute their close- ness to being involved in similar activities. The two have been friends since grade school. 21 KEVIN ADAMS — cross country manager 9; basketball manager 9- 10; track manager 9-11; volleyball manager 10-12; cheerleader 11-12; German club 9-12; Newspaper 11; NHS 10-12. DEBBIE BATT — track 9; Spanish club 9-11; OEA 12; Band 9-12; Skill bowl 11. MICHELLE BOLES — STEPHEN BRAND — wrestling 9- 12; track 9-10; baseball 11-12; cheerleader 10-12; German club 9- 11; Pep club 9-10. PATTY CALHOUN — OEA 10-12; FHA 12; NHS 10-12; PACE 11-12; SADD 11-12; Newspaper 9; Year- book 12; prom committee. SHONNA CARTER — German club 9; OEA 10-12; Pep club 9; Skill bowl 11-12; Drama club 9-12; NHS 11-12; Band 9-12; Swing choir 11- 12; prom committee. DARRELL CLARK — DAVID CLARK — JOHN CLARK — BRAD COOVERT — gold 9-10; German club 9-11; NHS 11-12. SHERI COVINGTON — volley- ball 9-12; basketball 9-12; track 9- 12; German club 9, 11, 12; Science club 9-10; Guard 9-12; Swing choir 12; Pep club 9; class secretary 10; class treasurer 11-12; prom and homecoming committees. JEANNIE COX — volleyball man- ager 9-12; track manager 9-11; bas- ketball manager 9-11; FHA 9-12; OEA 9-12; SADD 11-12; German club 9-10; Pep club 9-10; PACE 11- 12; prom and homecoming committees. ROBIN COX — cheerleader 10-11; Science club 9; German club 9; Pep club 9-10; FHA 9; OEA 12; class vice president 10-11; prom committee. CHRISTY DAVIS — CRAIG ELROD — JAMIE FINCHUM — basketball 9- 12; track 9-12; German club 9-11; Science club 9-11; Pep club 9-10; Student Council 12. CRAIG FISHER — basketball 9-11; baseball 9, 12; German club 9-12; SADD 11; prom committee. WENDY FOSTER — basketball 9- 12; Science club 9-11; German club 9-12; NHS 10-12; PACE 10-12; Skill bowl 11; prom and homecoming committees. KEVIN FREE — wrestling 9-10. CINDY GREGORY — RICK HARGRAVE — baseball 9- The MAD scientists of Ms. G.'s Chemistry II class. f 12; basketball 9-11. AMY HENRY — volleyball 9-12; cheerleading 9-12; Pep club 9-10; Science club 9-11; German club 9- 12; OEA 9-11; NHS 10-12; PACE 9- 12; Newspaper 9-11; Yearbook 12; prom and homecoming committees. KELLI HILL — cheerleading 9-12; PACE 9-12; NHS 10-12; Student Council 10-11; Science club 9-11; German club 9-12; FHA 11; Drama club 11-12; Newspaper 9-11; SADD 11; OEA 9-12; homecoming committee. CAROL JACKSON — DARRIN JOHNSON — wrestling 9-12. DEE JOHNSON — track 9,10, 12; volleyball manager 10; OEA 12; SADD 11; Spanish club 9-12. TOM MALAPIT — basketball 9- 12; baseball 11-12; German club 9- 12; Science club 9-11; NHS 10-12; Student Council 9-11; SADD 11-12; Newspaper 9-11; prom and home- coming committees. TIM MARCUM — PACE 11-12; Boys State Alternate. BILL MEADOWS — BRAD MILLER — basketball 9-11; baseball 9-12; German club 9; Pep Is this the wicked witch of the West? No it is just Sheri Covington demonstrating her evil powers to the Senior English club 9-10; Band 9. JILL MOHLER — ERIC NOEL — KRISTIE OLIVER — volleyball 9- 12; basketball 9-12; Pep club 9; Sci- ence club 9-11; German club 9-12; OEA 10-12; FHA 10-12; NHS 10-12; PACE 9-12; Yearbook 12; class trea- surer 10; class vice president 12; Girls State Delegate; prom and homecoming committees. KIM PEACOCK — FHA 9-12; OEA 9-12; Science club 10-11; PACE 9-12; German club 9-12; NHS 10-12; SADD 11-12; Newspa- per 10; Yearbook Business Manag- er 11-12; class secretary 9; Pep club 9; prom and homecoming committees. TINA POOL — OEA 10,12; Guard 9-10. TODD REEDER — JERRY REEL — wrestling 9-12; cross country 11; track 9, 11, 12. DAVE RICHMAN — MARK RILEY — wrestling 9, 10, 12; baseball 12; NHS 10-12. coming committees. ANGIE SAYNE — volleyball 9; basketball 9; OEA 10; Spanish club 9; FHA 9-12; Pep club 9; SADD 11- 12; German club 12; prom and homecoming committees. CINNAMON SLAVEN — track 9; track manager 11-12; FHA 9-12; OEA 10-11; Pep club 9-10; Spanish club 11; Choir 9-10; Spanish club 9; Student Council 11-12; SADD 11- 12; Newspaper 12; Mascot 12; prom committee. ANGIE SMITH — basketball 9-11; cheerleader 11; Science club 9-12; Drama club 11; Spanish club 9-12; Skill bowl 11; German club 12; Swing choir 12; Guard 9-12; Pep club 9; Newspaper 10-11; NHS 10- 12; class treasurer 9; prom and homecoming committees. MELISSA SMITH — cheerleader 9- 12; Pep club 9-10; German club 9- 12; NHS 10-12; Science club 9-10; Band 9-10; Newspaper 11; class sec- retary 11; prom committee. MICHELLE SPANGLER — basket- 12; cross country 11-12; track 11; baseball 12; NHS 11-12; Student Council 12; Swing choir 12; prom committee. TROY STRIEGEL — SHARON SUMNER — DONNA THOMAS — TIM THOMPSON — TOM TIGHE — JIM BOB TRACY — LAURA VanDEVENDER — SUSAN WATSON — Band 9-12; OEA 12; FHA 12; prom and home- coming committees. BRYAN WEAVER — basketball 9; basketball manager 11-12; cross country manager 10-11; track man- ager 9; OEA 10-12; German club 9- 12; NHS 10-12; Newspaper 10-11; Yearbook 12; Band 9-10; SADD 11- 12; PACE 10-12; Pep club 9-10; Skill bowl 11-12; prom committee. CHRIS WISSEL — volleyball 9-12; basketball 9-12; Yearbook 10, Edi- tor 11-12; German club 9-12; NHS 10-12; Student Council 9-11; Girls State Delegate. DAVID ROSE — ROBIN ROWLES — volleyball 9- 12; basketball manager 9-10; FHA 10-11; OEA 12; Science club 10; German club 10; prom and home- ball 9-12; track 9-12; German club 9-12; Science club 9-11; Student Council 9-12; prom and homecom- ing committees. ERIC STABLES — basketball 11- MARK WITHERS — BRAD YOUNT — SENIORS, WE CLASS OF 1987 This year's class has done quite a few new things. One of them, col- lege. Some seniors thought that leaving home would be depressing. After rely- ing on their parents, many seemed to be worried about being on their own. Others not going to col- lege have similar circum- stances. They are sad to leave but very anxious to grow on their own. Seniors at the variety show '86. Left. Jamie and Michelle always seem to be laughing at something. Kevin Adams Debbie Batt Michelle Boles Stephen Brand Patty Calhoun Shonna Carter Darrell Clark David Clark John Clark Brad Coovert Sheri Covington Jeannie Cox 24 Robin Cox Christy Davis Craig Elrod Jamie Finchum Craig Fisher Wendy Foster Kevin Free Cythia Gregory Richard Hargrave Amy Henry Kelli Hill Carol Jackson Darrin Johnson Dee Johnson Thomas Malapit Tim Marcum GOTCHA, SENIORS 27 Robin is probably wondering how she could get out of studying for the Government test. FRIENDS ARE FRIENDS FOREVER Bill Meadows Brad Miller Jill Mohler Eric Noel Kristie Oliver Kimberly Peacock Tina Pool Todd Reeder Jerry Reel David Richman Mark Riley David Rose Robin Rowles Angie Sayne Cinnamon Slaven Angie Smith Melissa Smith Michelle Spangler Eric Stables Troy Striegel 28 Sharon Sumner Donna Thomas Tim Thompson Tom Tighe Jim Tracy Laura VanDevender Susan Watson Bryan Weaver senior personalities 31 ppc SHARE THE SPIRIT IN — UNDERCLASSMEN — While you're in high school there are always a variety of activities to participate in to keep busy. Sports, clubs, and getting a job. They can take time away from something even more important. Studying. Maybe it's not your most favorite thing to do but if you put time into to it you will definitely benefit from it later. Each year something big comes up. When you are a Freshman it's your class ring. Then in your sophomore year it is time for your driver's license, even though your parents aren't overjoyed about the idea. And when you are a junior, the prom is on the top of your list. All of these things are important to you now but as you get older the more things you are able to do. So just take things as they come, one at a time. You will get your chance. Above. Juniors Ben Burkle, Drew Wright and Jeremy Ruttan joke around on dress up day. Steve Jones, Damon Price and Chris Clark practice very hard, as you can tell, in choir. Why is Chris hiding behind the paper? JUNIORS: UAl E A YEAR OF FUN! Let's go Cowan! Renee Clayborn shows us her school spirit at the County against Yorktown. Right. Don't get so emotional Ben. Ben's YEA sign was a definite way to get everyone fired-up. Brian Allred Kevin Bayman Brian Beaty Ben Burkle Shelly Burton Cheri Combs Aaron Craig Tammy Davis Darin Duncan Jodi Hannis Cheryl Carter Chris Clark Shelli Renee Clayborn Bill Clevenger Danny Clupper Carol Henry Amber Hirsch Brad Holler Heidi House Jana Janek Jack Jeffris Fred Jones Matt Kear Jim Kearns Brian Keith Scott King Angie Knoderer Lorie Lacey Gary Lampton Jenifer Langham Krista Lee Teena Long Charmaine Lykins Pat McCreery Shane McKenzie Melissa McKnight Lori Manis Dewayne Miller Mark Morris Melissa Mullins Shane Norris Jimmy Phillips Damon Price Kyle Reynolds Kendra Rinker 35 Jeremy Ruttan Deanna Sears Christa Sharits Jamie Slaven Ronda Smart Amanda Smith Clay Smith Kirk Smith Trent Smith Tanya Stephens Michele Stump Jerry Terry Stacey Templeton LeAnne Tracy Lori Ward Jason Wedmore April Wisehart George Wissel Kimberly Withers Drew Wright 36 SOPHOMORES SURVIVE A TOUGH YEAR . . . Above. Lisa Rose and John Shockley seem to be caught by our cameraman between classes. Left. Sue Batt shows us her school spirit during the county game! Chris Ashby Cresta Barefoot Bryan Barton Melissa Barton Melissa Bates Sue Batt Mike Bennett Holly Blevins Dawn Brand Christy Brant Cindy Burgess Angela Burton Jill Carter Amy Caudell Richard Chandler Sophomores 37 Mike Chriswell Erin Commiskey Belinda Conway Heather Craycraft Matt Cunnington Amy Current Alicia Daniels Matt Foster David Frank Amy Franklin Cindy Franks Tricha Gibson Wendy Gillentine Angie Graham Fred Hancock Darin Harper Kari Heath Jim Henderson Lorie Holbrook Beth Holler Kim Hornback Stephanie Huffman Julie Iliff Kelli Jeffers Lori Keesling Bruce Keller Sarah Kistler Nancy Kuhns Bobby Lampton % 38 i m Lorie Long Becky Lykins Lori McClellan Melissa McKinley Tammy Thomas Doug Marcum Shawn Mohler Michelle Moore Shelley Norris Lisa Oxley Mike Ramey Jeff Ratliff Shane Reum Lisa Rogers Lisa Rose Lyn Rumfelt John Shockley Andy Smith Becky Smith Neil Snyder Mindy Tutterrow Aaron Upchurch Dawn Vance Richard Ward Robert Woods 39 FRIENDS WILL ALWAYS BE THERE Freshmen Derek Luna, Jenny Turner, Karl Tracy, and Kyle Combs have a slow dance at the Sadie's. Jeff Burke and Mark Stables obviously are not smiling because of their biology assignment. Sharon Adams Jamie Allen Jim Ault Elizabeth Brinson April Brown Jeff Burke Anne Burkle Steve Chandler Tony Cox Kyle Combs Patrick Corkwell Troy Cummins Mike Davis Amy Elrod Jerry Flatter 40 Freshmen Bruce Free Angel Gluff Jay Gregory Dustin Harper Steve Hensley Brian Herron Greg Hinds Pippin Horvath Steve Jackson Rachelle Johnson Steve Jones Tammy Jones Alan Kearns Jenny Kidd Tracy Koons Chris Lawson Derek Luna Brent McClellan Derek McCreery Marianne Mantock Tina Marlow Andy Orebaugh Karrianne Polk Derron Price Michele Resler Trent Sayne Karla Sears Joni Shockley Jason Slaven Jeff Howell 41 Mark Stables Becky Stephens Brad Terry Scott Thorpe Karl Tracy Mike Wallace Mel Williamson Christina Williner Mike Winchester Vince Wright 42 JOB MUCH MORE THAU WHAT MEETS: THE EYE ADAMS, BRIAN — Social Studies Coordinator, Varsity Wrestling CHAPEL, MARGARET - Physical Education, Girls Varsity Track COLLINS, PAMELA — Band Director, Music Coordinator, Cowan Guard COTHREN, JOHN — Physical Education, Jr. High Track and Cross Country CRAWFORD, JUNE - Learning Disabilities EVERETT, ARNIE — Math Courses, Girls Varsity Basketball, Boys Varsity Track GARNER, JANICE — Math Science Coordinator, Chemistry, German HARDWICK, KIM — Library Aide HUFFMAN, CLAY — Maintenance Supervisor JEFFERS, LOIS — Librarian KAUFMAN, RICHARD — Social Studies, Student Council, Varsity Cross Country LONGWORTH, JOHN - Physics, Basic Physical Science MEYER, LYNN — Computer Lit., Cheerleading Sponsor MOSIER, ROBERT — Math, Varsity Golf, Game Announcer POWELL, KEVIN - Jr. High Science, Biology, JV Basketball MUTERSPAUGH, ELIZABETH - Student Teacher, German, English RIDDLE, DON — English, Speech, Newspaper Sponsor, Drama Coordinator SHOCKLEY, VONETA — Home Economics, F.H.A. Sponsor SIEWART, DEBBIE - English, Spanish SMITH, DEE - English, Yearbook TOWNSEND, MARION — Photography, Drafting, Woods TURNER, BONNIE - Business Education Coordinator, Typing, Shorthand WAGONER, DENNIS — Business Education, Varsity Baseball WEAVER, LINDA — Choir Coordinator Music ZIMPFER, ARLENE - English, Reading P.A.C.E. TEACHERS JOBS ARE HARD WORK Cowan's Creative Cooks (1 to r) Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Zimmer- man, and Mrs. Clevenger. Above. Mr. Everett gives the Varsity girls basketball team a pep talk during time- out. GARRINGER, MICHEAL — Elementary principal GIBSON, DENNIS - Athletic Director, Boys Varsity Basketball GRUNIN, NANCY — Secretary to the Principal of the High School MCINTOSH, JANET - Executive Secretary MARTIN, DARREL — Superintendent MURREY. MARJORIE — Nurse, Attendance Officer SMITH, BECKY — Secretary to the Superintendent STEBBINS, MONTE - High School Principal STEPHENS, DONNA - Secretary to the High School Office WALDO, STEVE — Guidance Counselor, National Honor Society Sponsor OREBAUGH, KEITH - School Board President GARRETT, WILLIAM — School Board Vice-President KEESLING, JOAN - Secretary of School Board DOWNHAM, MIKE — School Board Member NORRIS, JANA — School Board Member 44 Faculty AND AROUND THE CLOCK. Excuse me, but did you say we were having pizza for lunch? , asks Principal Stebbins. Uh, Mrs. Garner I think it's dead. Tom Malapit extinguishes the potassium fire in the Chem. II lab. Mr. Gibson gives the team the hands-up signal during the County game. 45 SHARE THE SPIRIT IN — CLUBS — Getting involved, that is what clubs do to help the students become active and busy. Be- ing involved is what makes school fun. Clubs allow the students to find out what exactly they are interested in and what they like as individuals. Available to the students are organizations and a various range of clubs to help create a change of pace. These are basically a release for each person, but they are still school functions. Students that get involved in activities ap- pear to have a different outlook in school and things in general compared to the ones who aren't participating. Many hours are spent outside of school in different areas of interest. It's a lot of hard work in some cases but the students would not do it if they didn't have fun at it. It's Freddy! Lori Manis jokes around with the fictional character, Freddy Cougar, an art project of Gary Lampton's. Other page. Hey, you have a book fine? Sophomore Lori McClellan works in the library as a student helper. 47 GETTING INVOLVED GERMAN CLUB — front (1 to r) Amy Henry, Kristie Oliver, Kari Heath, Kendra Richman, Rene Clayborn, Dustin Harper, back — Kim Peacock, Bryan Weaver, Tina Marlow, Wendy Foster, Vince Wright, Tony Cox, Doug Marcum, Ke- vin Adams, Craig Fisher. FOOD DRIVE — Seniors won the annual food drive by bringing in a record number of cans. Representatives are Patty Calhoun, Jeannie Cox, Laura VanDevender, Bryan Weaver, Kristie Oliver and Kim Peacock. German club members Dustin Harper and Darin Duncan, along with wrestling coach Mr. Adams, gets the crowd going in a pep session. YOU MUST WANT MY PICTURE? Junior Spanish member Lori Manis gives us her I-can't-believe-you-took- ________________________________mv-picture looks.____________________ Miiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii’l CLUB MEMBERSHIPS UP This year, more than any other year, it seems as though the membership of each club is on the rise. Many of the activities that the members of the club participate in seem to be the main attraction for in Left. German Club President Ke- vin Adams shows us one of his German callegraphy notebooks he has drawn. coming freshmen. Besides selling Gummi Bears the German club went to the International festival in Indianapolis. President Kevin Adams was in charge of all meet- ings and trips. Spanish club had three students from Mexico visit Cowan for a day. The stu- dents were able to see and compare their school life at home to the one they ob- served here. A trip to Mexi- co was the best time that the Cowan students en- joyed. On a plane that took off June 8 the returning trip was filled with tired kids that couldn't wait to sleep in their own bed. DON'T SMILE . . . German stu- dent Heidi House tries not to move or crack a smile while doing her homework. OUCH! Senior Kelli Hill makes a face as she gives blood for the an- nual blood drive. The school set a new record with 50 pints. 49 GETTING INVOLVED ' GIRLS STATE DELEGATES: Kristie Oliver and Chris WisseL BOYS STATE DELEGATES: Bryan Weaver and Tom Mala- pit. Alternates: Kevin Adams and Tim Marcum. SKILL BOWL — front (1 to r) Rene Clayborn, Kari Heath, Charmaine Lykins, Lori Manis, Kindra Rinker. back — Da- mon Price, Kevin Adams, David Frank, Bryan Weaver, Drew Wright and sponsor, Mrs. Weaver. Student helpers give the teachers a little break in their schedules. Kristie Oliver gives math teacher Mr. Ever- 0 ett a hand. L a fck L L jJtk ijtk Nd Pm Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho Er fc 4, ‘V'- ' I' t Pa U NP Pu Am Cm Bk Cf Es ■ • n n Tm Yb Lu STATE DELEGATES HAVE FUN Boys and Girls state is a fun time and a great learn- ing experience for the ones who attend. It is a week full of learning about our Tom Malapit gets Ms. Garner for allowing the Chem. II class to drench him in the emergency shower! governmental process of our country. Not all is work though. Going to In- diana State University, you meet a lot of new people and make quite a few in- stant friends. Boys state is run in the manner of mili- tary process. The guys awake each morning to the sound of a bugle and start off with a daily run. The girls on the other hand are to act in a lady like fashion and present themselves in the best way possible. We found out that this did not last more than two days, when there were several rebellions. Above. Kristie and Chris demon- strate the many fashions of our flag. Nice shirt Kristie! Pay attention Danny! Danny Clupper seems to be a bit distract- ed in one of the early morning skill bowl practices. 51 GETTING INVOLVED FHA front (1 to r) Mrs. Shockley. Kim Peacock, Cinnamon Slaven, Kristie Oliver. Back — Kari Heath, Jeannie Cox, April Wisehart, Michele Boles, Patty Calhoun. OEA — front (1 to r) Kim Peacock, Laura VanDevender, Jeannie Cox, Bryan Weaver, sponsor Mrs. Turner, back — Kristie Oliver, Michele Moore, Dee Johnson, Susan Watson, Damon Price, Debbie Batt. LIBRARY SCIENCE — front (1 to r) Suzi Smith, Doug Mar- cum, Lisa Rogers, Michele Spangler, Melissa Mullins, Lori McClellan, back — Karianne Polk, Vince Wright, Jeremy Ruttan, Tony Cox, Drew Wright, Shane Norris, Richard Chandler. Sophomore Becky Smith relaxes at the Hyatt Hotel in Indianapolis at the state convention for OEA. MLL MAKES NATIONAL PRESIDENT FHA — This year FHA had Daddy Date Nite at One Accord and Mother's Day breakfast at the Holi- day Inn. They hosted the hospitality room at each home boys basketball game. FHA conducted a faculty and administration breakfast. The following Senior Robin Cox takes a trip down the aisle as flower girl in the annual mock wedding. people attended state in April: Jeannie Cox, Kristie Oliver, Kim Peacock, Cin- namon Slaven, and the FHA sponsor, Mrs. Shock- ley. OEA — This year OEA was very active. They sponsored a canned food drive and a speedtype. This year they competed heavily with other schools at the district contests. Almost everyone attended State contests in March. LI- BRARY SCIENCE VIR — The Library Science work- ers and VTR workers work together to help the stu- dents out at CHS. They make sure books are in their right places and video tape important events dur- ing the school year for ex- ample, tapes of home bas- ketball and volleyball games. Above. Second from right, Senior Kelli Hill celebrates her win in the national presidency campaign with her OEA state friends. Left. Kim Peacock and Patty Cal- houn goof off with their new friend during state convention. 53 GETTING INVOLVED Clarion (L to R) Dawn Brand, Jason Wedmore, Cinnamon Slaven. 2nd — Michele Stump, Kyle Combs, Amber Hirsh, Business Mgr. Melissa McKinley, Editor Lori Manis, sponsor Mr. Riddle. Pace sponsor Mrs. Zimpfer and her helper Ms. Muterspaugh work out arrangements for the trip to Chicago. Sachem Staff. Sitting — Editor Chris Wissel, Business Mgr. Kim Peacock. 2nd — Sponsor Mrs Smith, Melissa Barton, Becky Smith, Amy Henry, Tanya Stephens, Photographer — Bryan Weaver. Top — Patty Calhoun, Cheryl Carter, photo. Cheri Combs, Kristie Oliver. JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT BLOOMS Newspaper — The Cowan Clarion staff puts out eight issues a year. This year “Mystery Man was added to the monthly issues. The staff also par- ticipated in the sectional paper. The traditional Cu- pid Grams were again a success. Keep up the good stories. Newspaper editor Lori Manis talks about the latest copy with Bobby Lampton. P.A.C.E. — The P.A.C.E. group was expanded to in- clude students who have interests in many areas this year. The program is operated by the “revolving door policy. Mrs. Zimpfer is the sponsor of the group. She helps to organize the board meetings and orga- nized several projects this year. Many members at- tended a trip to Chicago. The organization also had a book fair. The P.A.C.E. board of directors helps Mrs. Zimpfer organize the program. Yearbook — The year- book staff broke the record of advertising sales this year. They worked hard to put together an enjoyable book for everyone. Welcome to our humble room ... Could this be our staff editor Wis- sel and photographer Combs, probably not. Junior Jason Wedmore and Fresh- man Kyle Combs relax during fifth hour journalism class. 55 GETTING INVOLVED 1 Jmw'ft'Wr myii SWING CHOIR — (1 to r) Ms. Meyer, Eric Stables, Shonna Carter, Dave Richman, Tricha Gibson, Chris Clark, Cheri Combs, Jason Wedmore, Lisa Oxley, Damon Price, Sheri Covington, Steve Jones, Mrs. Collins, Brian Allred. DRAMA CLUB — Mr. Riddle, Angie Smith, Shonna Carter, Wendy Gillentine, Melissa Mullins, April Wisehart, Kar- ianne Polk 2nd — Cristy Davis, David Frank, Cheri Combs, Brian Allred, Matt Foster, Lori Holbrok, Traci Koons, Rene Clayborn. 3rd — Brian Barton, Scott King, Kyle Combs, Steve Jones. ART I — front (1 to r) Jack Jeffris, Jason Slaven, Mr. Zack, Jamie Allen, back — Clay Smith, Jerry Terry, Heidi House, Chris Lawson. HEY, IT'S HULK HOGAN! No, but clqse, iLs. Mr. Rjddje die drama club 56 sponsor and club producer. THA T'E ENTERTAINMENT! All clubs in the creative arts department this year seem to be a little bit more busy than the past year's. The drama production for the school play was put on Sophomore David Frank has been in the school's productions since the seventh grade. On a trip back from the play in town, David is secretively caught by our cameraman. as a dinner theatre also. This was an instant suc- cess and will be used in fu- ture plans. The swing choir was just as busy play at many different places, in- cluding the mall. Morning practices at 6:00 were re- quired and the whole group seemed to be very dedicated. The art classes have tak- en a turn for the better. The school's first art ex- hibit in four years took place in the school library. This was open to the pub- lic, but the main reason was to let the other stu- dents become aware for the hard work that is put into the projects. Above. Cute pigtails Cheri! Cheri Combs plays her part to a tee, in- cluding her little girl character. Yes Mom, I'll be in by mid- night. Lucifer, Steve Jones, takes a call from his mother on the set of Rest Assured. 57 That's entertainment! Before each home basketball game Cowan's drill team would perform their competition shows. As a special treat, the band gave a fine performance at the Heritage Christian game. STRIKE UP TUP BAUD Guard T. Thomas, M. Tutterrow, S. Covington, C. Lykins, C. Shar- its, A. Knoderner, A. Herst, L. Lacey, C. Davis, B. Lykins, J. Janek, A. Wisehart, S. Templeton, T. Stephens, A. Smith, A. Caudell, J. Carter, C. Barefoot, K. Horn- back. Left. The guard does another great floor show. For the past few years Cowan has had especially good success in the musi- cal department. Much of this has do to the fine job that Mrs. Collins has done. Many hours were put in by both her and the band. Hard work and long prac- tices definitely pay off. With a disappointment in the county contest do to the rain, the contest was Cowan's guard makes their pre- sentation of the flag. called off, the band stuck it out and accomplished oth- er goals. The guard also had a terrific season with the help of a couple Ball State students, they took part in the first of guard competitions. Though the first year was rough, the girls survived and are very excited about next year. The Band. (L to R) - B. Cle- venger, T. Nixon, L. Allred, J. Cle- venger, M. Peacock, D. Brand, B. Smith, K. Rinker, B. Allred, M. Lear, S. Norris, P. Corkwell, R. Ward. 2nd — L. Holbrook, M. McKnight, S. Watson, A. Burkle, K. Adams, L. Oxley, S. Norris, M. Spear, D. Batt, L. Keesling, C. Bur- gess, S. Carter. 3rd — S. Jones, S. Jackson, D. Richman, D. Frank, S. Sumner, B. Burkle, C. Clark, M. Smith, K. Smith, Ms. Collins, K. Lee, J. Burke, D. Harper, M. Sta- bles, L. Frank, McKinley, E. Com- minsky, K. Combs, A. Craig, 4th — K. Hornback, J. Carter, A. Herst, M. Tutterrow, C. Davis, T. Thomas, M. Stump, J. Janak, A. Caudell, A. Smith, T. Stephens, S. Templeton, Wisehart, A. Kno- derner, B. Lykins, S. Covington, L. Lacey, C. Sharits, C. Lykins, C. Barefoot. 59 GETTING INVOLVED VARSITY SQUAD, front — Amy Henry. Guys (1 to r) Darrin Duncan, Steve Brand, Brian Beaty, Scott King, Steve Jones, Kevin Adams. (Girls (1 to r) Kelli Hill, Carol Henry, Cheri Combs, Melissa Smith, Leigh Rumfelt. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD, front. Becky Smith, Cindy Bur- gess. Back. (1 to r) Dawn Brand, Heather Craycraft, Tanya Stephens. FRESHMEN SQUAD — (1 to r) Michele Resler, Joni Shock- ley, Marianne Mantock. back — Anne Burkle. Cinnamon Slave, “The Blackhawk, this year's mascot. GIVE ME A C • • The Cowan Varsity and JV cheerleaders did a great job this past season by cheering the basketball teams to some fine vic- tories and just showing a Left. Ready or not here I come! Steve Jones and Darrin Duncan get ready to flip another cheer- leader during a stunt. lot of school spirit. They worked hard this past sea- son by going to cheerlead- ing camp, creating fabu- lous cheers and stunts and doing performances at the Variety Show, Homecom- ing, and regular season games. The cheerleading sponsor was Ms. Meyer, she helped the cheerleaders put a lot of time and effort into everything they did. The cheerleaders were re- sponsible for the Sadies Dance, selling carnations, making signs, and many other activities. Good job cheerleaders for a Terrific Season!!!!!!! Below. The Varsity squad gets the crowd doing during the County match-up. Left. Tanya Stephens, Carol Hen- ry and Cheri Combs perform the school song during a home game. 61 GETTING INVOLVED National Honor Society member Eric Stables passes out hon- or roll ribbons at a convocation, to Ali Auten. (Sorry, no Honor Society group picture was available.) STUDENT COUNCIL - (1 to r) Drew Wright, Danny Clup- per, Vince Wright, Tony Cox, John Shockley, Eric Stables, Brian Allred, Shelli Norris, Kristie Oliver, Michelle Spangle, Tanya Stephens, Melissa Barton, Lori Manis, President Jason Wedmore and Sponsor Mrs. Kaufman. S.A.D.D. — front Rene Clayborn, Chairmaine Lykins, Christa Sahrits, Angie Knoderer. back — Danny Clupper, Drew Wright, Lori Manis, Kindra Rinker, Deanna Sears and Mr. Kaufman. Early morning meetings are the re- sult of sleepy students such as Kristie Oliver, student council member. ■ CLUB MEMBERSHIPS GROW The National Honor So- ciety had a big turn out this year. To get into this club, the students must maintain a grade point av- erage of 3.4 or better. The faculty also must vote on each member. This year they continued their tutor- ing of students, this has proved to help many stu- Peek-a-boo! National Honor Soci- ety President Wendy Foster is caught by our cameraman. dents in their difficult classes. They also planned a banquet for all of the members to attend. This years student coun- cil started many activities this year. They started out by having a Christian rock concert, they sponsored a blood drive, they spon- sored all of the homecom- ing activities, and they also held many of the after ball- game dances. This years SADD club started off to a good year. SADD stands for Students Against Drunk Driving. Each student promised not to drink and drive and to encourage other students to do the same. They spon- sored a convocation which included Mr. Reed, who talked about his drinking and driving and getting ar- rested. They also spon- sored a dance after one of the ball games. Good Job SADD!! Many signs like these were posted over the school throughout the year sponsored by the SADD chapter. Left. What a pretty picture! Junior Drew Wright goofs off in the warm weather we had towards the end of the year. 63 SHARE THE SPIRIT IN -SPORTS — Dedication, Discipline, Responsibility and Competition are all woven into the extra effort in the game of sports. Many students sacri- ficed free time, and other activities to become involved with an athletic event. Competition is very important in life. It helps us to grow as an individual. With athlet- ics young people are able to learn at an early age that you have to get along with other peo- ple and they are able to do that through the way of sports. Most are team oriented so that to be successful at it you must first be able to work together as one. Second, the team as a whole must decide their goals, set them and try to achieve them. Your opponent is yourself, your potential. I coach against the game. It's the game that beats you. If you fool with it, it'll kill you. — Bobby Knight, coach of the 1987 National Champion Basketball team, Indiana University. Senior Sheri Covington tries to keep the ball in play that junior Tammy Davis has played up from the floor. Left. Now you're gonna get it! Junior Brian Beaty rolls with his opponent during a varsity wrestling match. Yotmm Hau, ueubetl, can you, iuiiiy id CONSISTENCY, AND HARD WORK WILL PAYOFF. 66 This year Cowan put their golf team back together. They had a slow start but they all seemed to improve tremendously. Coach Mosier seemed to be very excited for the team. He quotes, It's been a tough season for us as far as wins and losses go, but we're young and inexperienced. If every- one continues to work and improve we should have some success in fu- ture years. They all had fun and that's what it's all about! Great job golfers!! Vince Wright carefully studies the hole before he makes his move. VARSITY GOLF (1 to r): Doug Marcum, Greg Hinds, Steve Jackson, Tony Cox, Bryan Barton, Vince Wright. Back: Coach Bob Mosier, Jason Wedmore, Shane Reum, George Wissel, Andy Smith, Kirk Smith. Ruwpm have, a good iPMou deApfo aJim nb afi This year's Cowan cross country has shown what pays off when you work hard and have extreme deter- mination. For such a young team the Blackhawks managed to pull off a 3-4 record. Coach Rick Kauf- man said that he is very proud of his team for all the hard work that they have shown throughout the season. The team consists of many un- derclassmen. The only Seniors are David Richman, who was always a top finisher, and Eric Stables who proved himself a competitive run- ner all through the season. Juniors Drew Wright, George Wissel, Ja- son Wedmore, and Ben Burkle have all said that they look forward to running this summer to improve for next year. Wright comments, I feel that we will have a strong team with all the competitiveness within our own team. The rest of the members on the roster are Sopho- mores Mike Ramey and John Shockley, and Freshmen Tony Cox and Steve Jackson. CONIJ !- Junior George Wissel concentrates on his form during a home meet. Wissel placed 7th against the Hagers- town team. We won by two points!! Right. Catch me if you can! Junior Jason Wedmore tries to make his move on Senior Dave Richman for the lead. Richman finished one place ahead of Wedmore. 68 Steve Jackson and Mike Ramey show their effort to catch Junior Ben Burkle. Kneeling, (1 to r) — Vince Wright, Tony Cox, John Shockley, Steve Jackson, Mike Ramey, back — Dave Richman, George Wissel, Drew Wright, Eric Stables, Jason Wedmore, Ben Burkle, Coach Kaufman, (nice socks guys!) Cross Country CHS OPP Monroe Central 20 35 Blue River 47 15 Wes-Del 38 20 Union 41 17 Randolph Southern 31 41 Daleville 31 58 Hagerstown 28 30 MEC Conference — 5th place County — 3rd place Sectional — 9th place Teammates Stables and Wright concen- trate on a strong finish. Tom Tiak captw amEf Wle, wdtk a pud CHS WRESTLERS HAVE GOOD SINGLE RECORDS The Blackhawk team finished the season with a 4-6 record. Al- though the team didn't have a win- ning season, there were a lot of in- dividuals who wrestled well. Senior Tom Tighe finished the best season for Cowan in several years with a 21-3 record. Tighe won the Union City Invitational, the Union Invita- tional, the County, the Tri-High Invitational, and placed second in the MEC. Jerry Reel, senior, had a 18-7 record. Darrin Duncan, junior, finsihed with a 16-7 record, and se- nior Darrell Clark had a 14-5 sea- son. The team gained a lot of expe- rience in the upper weights. Coach Brian Adams commented, I am really pleased with the team. They've worked as hard as any I've had. Hopefully it will pay off for them next year! Senior Tom Tighe struggles with his Monroe Central opponent. Tighe went on to defeat his opponent 9-8. Darrell Clark, senior, takes down a Monroe Central wrestler for a pin. 70 J.V. Wrestling: Front Row, L to R — Jeff Burke, Scott Burke, Scott Thorpe. Back Row — David Clark, Darrin Harper, Brent McClellan, Coach Adams. Varsity Wrestling: Front Row, L to R — Dustin Harper, Darrell Clark, Jerry Reel, Tom Tighe, Brian Beaty, Richard Chandler, Darrin Johnson. Back Row — Darrin Duncan, Aaron Craig, Rick Hargrave, Trent Smith, Mark Riley, Steve Jones, and Coach Adams. Junior Darrin Duncan looks to the clock to see how much time he has to conquer his Monroe Central opponent. 71 ti not ujUHuey get out of u lat Huey give. WE RECORD DOESN'T COMPARE TO WE EFFORT When you look at a record of wins and losses of a team, that is suppose to be what you go by, but if you came to any of the girl's bas- keball games this year you would have been surprized. Ending the season with a 7-10 record was a big disappointment to the girls but fin- ishing the six games by winning five of them can be something to be happy about. The County tournament was a turn around point for the Lady Blackhawks. After losing to York- town in a close decision, 35-32, the team decided not to give up. A strong finish is what we needed, says Senior Wendy Foster. Awards were received by: Tammy Davis MVP, Free Throw Per.; Jenny Kidd, Field Goal Per.; Krista Lee, Most Improved; Chris Wissel, Dave Clevenger Mental At- titude Award. The junior varsity completed an- other outstanding season under Mrs. Collins. The team ended with a 10-5 record, the best in four years. Junior center Krista Lee goes up strong for a bucket during the County tournament. And she's got the tip! Wissel, Foster, Kidd and Davis anticipate where the ball will go from Lee's tip. 72 JV defenders Amy Elrod (23), Joni Shockley (24), Cresta Barefoot (20) and Heather Craycraft (21) play their tough zone defense. Varsity (1 to r) Michele Spangler, Sheri Covington 2nd — Kristie Oliver, Kelli Jeffers 3rd — Wendy Foster, Tammy Davis 4th — Chris Wissel, Krista Lee Top — Jenny Kidd. Tammy Davis goes for a loose ball as teammate Chris Wissel assits her verbal- ly. Basketball CHS OPP. Union 39 67 Tri High 37 52 Wes-Del 42 36 Monroe Central 26 33 Hagerstown 36 54 Delta 41 72 Blue River 31 25 Frankton 38 36 Wapahani 41 67 Muncie Central 23 42 Yorktown 32 35 Daleville 46 37 Shenandoah 36 19 Randolph So. 24 53 Muncie South 37 34 Muncie Burris 42 35 73 BaflaHCed icoting hefpi turn tv cut iMpwed l aiott Wooer hysteria The Blackhawk basketball play- ers set one primary goal this year, to play to their fullest potential. The mature attitude of the players proved to be a strong asset to the success of the season. This basketball season became a season of accomplishments, and the team had many throughout the year. One major accomplishment resulted in the turn of this season's records from the past couple of years. The team accumulated a 7-12 record. But don't let this deceive you, many of the losses were very close. Discipline and determination are two other factors in an improved season. The players and coaching staff spent many hours of hard work in the school gymnasium during the summer and for practice in the winter. If things go well, you can count on bright things in store for the future team. 74 Up in the air defense. Shane McKenzie ( 22) and airborn Senior Mark Withers play tight defense against their sectional opponent. Bur- ris. Junior Drew Wright takes a jumpshot over three Muncie Burris defenders as Stable gains rebounding position. VARSITY — front (1 to r) Shane McKenzie, Ben Burkle, Jason Wedmore, Chris Clark, Matt Foster, Tom Malapit. Back — Assit, coach Powell, assit, coach Barker, Kirk Smith, Drew Wright, Mark Withers, Eric Stables, Coach Benedict, and Head Coach Gibson. Scrappy play. That's what junior guard Chris Clark is known for. Here's an ex- ample of some of his hustle. VARSITY BASKETBALL I CHS OPP 1 Hagerstown 64 62 I Blue River 43 63 1 Delta 37 50 I Laurel 70 49 1 Heritage Christian 71 56 I Yorktown 60 63 I Union 59 66 I Tri High 67 66 1 Frankton 47 45 1 Burris 34 42 1 Daleville 46 50 I Wes-Del 51 70 1 Wapahani 50 58 1 Union City 42 40 1 Randolph Southern 61 65 1 Monroe Central 75 62 I 75 ftati ilwuJ of te mi utucJc (Mtp'wVRMfycT YOUNGER TEAMS: WORK HARD, AND TOGETHER Scrappy play is how the junior varsity and freshmen teams played this season. Under the new coach- es, the teams had to make new ad- justments as well as to learn differ- ent and more complex plays. Kevin Powell, the biology teacher, stepped in to the position of junior varsity coach. Both the team and coach got going rather quickly be- cause they got along so well. With the hard work that was put into all of the practices the team managed to compile a .500 record. Making the change into high school sports in your freshman year has got to be a tough chal- lenge. This year's class did a great job as did the new coach Chris Ben- edict. The guys caught on well and learned dedication and disipline. Next year should be something to look forward to. UP AND IN YOUR FACE! George Wissel (25) and Kirk Smith (hinden) keep a hand in the face of the opponent shooter. HEV GUYS, HELP ME OUT!! Sopho- more Fred Hancock calls for his teammates to help out defend the in- bounds pass. JV BASKETBALL - front (1 to r) Doug Marcum, Fred Hancock, Brian Barton, John Shockley, Matt Foster, Danny Clupper, back — Coach Powell, Matt Kear, Andy Smith, George Wissel, Kirk Smith, Jason Wedmore. FRESHMEN — front (1 to r) Doug Marcum, Fred Hancock, Mark Stables, Mike Davis, Vince Wright, back — Trent Sayne, Steve Jackson, Kyle Combs, Brian Barton, Tony Cox, Coach Benedict. Freshmen Tony Cox and buddy Vince Wright are all smiles and the boys varsity game against Laurel. They easily won 70-49! 77 Coack Cltapd ieei iucceu m uxdmdauutui YOUNG SPRINTERS PUSH FOR VICTORIES This year's girl's track team proved that hard work pays off. Combining with high levels of con- centration and determination the girls felt that they were at their peak towards the end of the season. The runners relied upon their raw talent to better their previous times in their respective events. The extra pushing of the coach, Mrs. Chapel, helped the team ob- tain some of their beginning goals. Being a relative young team, the lady hawks decided to give their all right from the very start. Hurdler Michele Spangler set the school record in the 300 meter hur- dles and was very competitive in the 100 meter hurdles. Long Jumper Sheri Covington and high jumper Krista Lee also helped to lead the team to many victories. One reason for the excitement of next year's team is freshman sprinter Anne Burkle. With her help, success is within reach in the future. Junior Krista Lee goofs-off with one of her friends from Wes-Del during the high jump competition. Watch your step! Senior Michelle Spangler stretches over the hurdle during the 100 meter race. Spangler won the event. 78 Freshman Joni Shockley sets her stride for the 3,200. She passed her opponent for a victory. Varsity Track — Front (1 to r) Jenny Kidd, Joni Shockley, Cresta Barefoot, Sheri Covington, Michele Spangler, back — Coach Chapel, Amy Elrod, Kendra Rinker, Shelly Norris, Krista Lee, Lori McClellan, Teena Long, Anne Burkle, mgr. Lori Manis. Finishing strong. Miss Burkle won the 200 meter dash. Varsity Girls Track CHS OPP Blue River 48 27 Rand. Southern 36 31 Wes-Del 28 27 Wapahani 26 74 Monroe Central 32 38 Burris 26 42 Union 46 22 Daleville 38 28 Muncie Central 43 27 79 McKuate nun miatj u UU Ut, 400 BOYS' TRACK TEAM, GETS TOGETHER Although this season was a little disappointing with the team, all the members felt that they did accom- plish some of their personal goals. Coach Everett pushed each runner to be the best they could with all of their individual potential. One thing that makes every team happy is to improve. In every meet this year the team improved their times. Maybee they didn't win a certain meet but they could be happy if they knew that they bettered their marks by a couple of seconds. Qualifing for sectional were Sen- iors Eric Stables in the discus and Dave Richman in the 3,200 meter run. Also competing was junior Shane McKenzie in the 400 meter dash. McKenzie was the county champion in the 400. Every one on the team is anticipating for a suc- cessful season next year. Junior Shane McKenzie is caught in a close-up by our cameraman during the county meet. Right. AND AWAY WE GO! Senior Eric Stables shows us his form and technique on the way to launch a discus into orbit. 80 Go get him! On the left, junior Jimmy Phillips struts his stuff to catch up to his opponent. Phillips caught and beat the guy! VARSITY TRACK — front (1 to r) John Shockley, Fred Hancock, Brian Keith, Bret McClellan, and Dustin Harper, back — Coach Everett, David Richman, Eric Stables, Shane McKenzie, Jim Phillips, Chris Ashby, Mike Ramey, Steve Jones. —-L- - V- . j 1 ■k l Varsity Track CHS OPP Blue River 32 48 Rand Southern 42 36 Wes-Del 29 67 Wapahani 53 73 Monroe Central 61 64 Burris 44 29 Union 48 23 Daleville 38 32 Left, Right, Left! Senior Dave Richman goes up and over the high jump bar dur- ing a home meet. He won at 6-0. 81 Feu u iMi (tout Stop Ha Hau fd fm OUTSTANDING ATTITUDES IMPRESS Cowan's 1987 baseball team struggled a lot during the season. But, Dennis Wagoner, the coach, said that they have improved over last year and with a little more ex- perience and with the upcoming freshman, they should find success in the upcoming years. One of the high points of the team's season was getting to the semifinals of the County Tourney by beating rival, Daleville, and then suffering a tough loss to Wapahni, who went on to win the County Tourney. The team may have only won a few games this season, but next year there are sure to be more! Ben Burkle leads the team with a .370 batting average, followed by Matt Rear with a .368. Junior Drew Wright top the team in stolen bases and Tom Tighe has the lowest ERA. With a lot of hard work this team next year should turn some heads. UHHHH! Junior pitcher Ben Burkle shows off his form during the County game at Daleville. We won 12-8. Right. Eat some dirt buddy! Senior Craig Fisher got the tag at third. Shortstop Rick Hargrave and leftfielder Chris Clark assit. 82 OUCH! Hey, you're on my foot, could you please get off! Senior Tom Tighe steals third, and lives through it. VARSITY BASEBALL — front (1 to r) Scott Thorpe, Derek Luna, Matt Kear, Shane Norris, Chris Clark, Tom Tighe, Mike Davis, back — Coach Wagoner, mgr. Rich Chandler (Chan), Matt Foster, Rick Hargrave, Brad Holler, Drew Wright, Craig Fisher, Ben Burkle and Coach Benedict. Junior Matt Kear holds his ground and concentrates on the ball on a play at first. 83 The, teem diM kai iMq a vetexaH coach! GIRLS SURVIVE STRONG COMPETITION Pass, Set, Crush! That is a good definition of the kind of volleyball played this season in the Black- hawk gym. The team accomplished several of their goals. Placing fifth in the conference is one of the hard fought goals which they obtained. Since the conference is dominated by number 1 rated Muncie Burris followed by Dale- ville, another state ranked team in a close second to yet another ranked team, Wapahani. I knew we had the ability to accomplish anything that we wanted,” says Senior Chris Wissel. The squad, consisting of 5 se- niors, 3 juniors and 2 sophomores fell short in the Cowan Invitational placing only fourth. 1 think that if we would have put our mind to it we could have easily ended up in the championship game, but we didn't, junior Krista Lee com- ments. Though the record does not show it, the team could have ended up with a much better season all the way around if there wasn't such a dominate area standing. What concentration! Senior setter Sheri Covington shows us one of her many perfect sets. Right. I know I can, I know I can. Junior Tanya Ste- phens sets up to make a pass as Tammy and Chris watch. 84 Junior Krista Lee takes a dive for the floor in an attempt to keep the ball off the ground. First row 1 to r — Tammy Davis, Chris Wissel, Kristie Oliver, Amy Henry, Melissa Barton, and Sheri Covington. Back — Joe Winkle, Shawn Mohler, Robin Rowles, Tanya Stephens, Krista Lee, mgr. Kevin Adams, and Coach Michelle Winkle. . Senior Chris Wissel makes a defensive pass up for the attack. Volleyball OPP. CHS 1 R. Southern 0 2 1 Morton Memorial 0 2 I Muncie Burris 2 0 9 Wapahani 2 0 I Muncie South 2 0 1 Wes-Del 2 1 8 Delta 2 0 I Muncie Central 1 2 1 Tri High 0 2 1 Shennadoah 2 0 I Daleville 2 o i Yorktown 2 0 E Union 0 2 1 Monroe Central 0 2 1 Blue River 0 2 8 Frankton 1 2 E 5th Conference 85 STAYING ACrn E • • • Cleaning up the boards, senior Mark. Withers rip down another rebound in the county game. Sophomore Shaun Mohler makes con- tact with the volleyball during a match at Muncie Central. Freshman Tony Cox watches his golf ball go straight into the woods, tough luck! Above Make your move! Junior Clay Bring it down the floor. Junior Smith, (on the right) looks to be in a tight Tammy Davis keeps a close eye on position in the third period. the ball before passing it off. AND IN SHAPE! And it's out of here! Chris Clark, junior, gets a good hit to help his team to a win over Daleville. SHARE THE SPIRIT IN -JR. HIGH- Junior high. It has to be one of the toughest times going to Cowan School. Since there is no building to separate the high school from the junior high, seventh graders have to make the adjustment right away. You begin to hang around your own little group of friends and tend to forget about anything that has to do with homework. In eighth grade you are trying to fit in with the high schoolers and yet, trying to be your own person. Sports and other activities seem to be the key to let out all of the stress that is building up inside of you. While this is going on you are also deciding what classes to take to help you later on in life. A long, tough time, yah! Yet, these years are great! You are growing up, at least some of you are, and people are starting to realize it. But don't worry, you all will make it, though it doesn't seem like it. Just try not to grow up to fast. i 11 I | Pushing for a strong finish. Eighth grader Tige Edmund- son shows his cross country form to all spectators. other page. Seventh graders Casey Pherson and Shannon Jordan smile for the camera during their study hall hour. Don't work too hard! N I JUST WHEN von THINK you Ye made . Brandy Baker Suzie Barton Brian Beard Joey Blackmer Sarah Brant Benjamin Bullard Heather Burke Tommi Burton Mike Chambers Casey Chandler Donnie Chandler Tony Clark 90 Amy Clevenger Jenny Clevenger Todd Cook Candi Crose Allen Dillard Aaron Donati Tige Edmundson Jennifer Fuehrer Kathy Green Cindy Greer Crissy Gregory Darin Harnish Jason Harrington Jennifer Henry Troy Hicks Timmy Holt Shane House Ron Johnson Mike Kear Jennifer Keesling Shannon Keesling Carol Keith Harry Levers Kevin Lewis Cindy McCreery Marc McCreery Lisa McKinley Kyle Mace Trevor Meadows Brandon Miller Amy Oliver Michelle Peacock Travis Powers Angie Resler Stephanie Riggins Jon Rinker Jennifer Slaven Frankie Smart Krista Smith Melanie Smith Tom Vester Jenny Williner 91 A STEP m THE EIGHT DIRECTION WHAT CUTE CHEER- LEADERS! Seventh grad- ers Jon Malapit and Jeff Cross show us their other side of themselves by wearing cheerleading out- fits during the homecom- ing activities. Jeff Anderson Allyson Auten Jenny Batt Kim Bennett Kellie Chandler Adam Clupper Kara Combs Karen Craig Jeff Cross Ami Downham Holly Franklin Angela Garrett Melanie Gregg Stacey Holt Alisha Horvath Shannon Jordan Dave Kemmer Chris Knoderer Jenny Lacey Nicole Livingston 92 Tammy McKinley Jon Malapit Michael Matthews Angela May Tonya Miller Michelle Morris Molly Orebaugh John Parks Lisa Peacock Casey Pherson Dawn Ray Kendra Richman Bill Rivera Sam Robinson Mike Rogers Stacey Rogers Joe Rose Mark Sears David Shelley Stacey Starost Brandon Thomas Jeff Thomas Julie Thomas Charles Thompson Johnny Thompson 93 JR HIGH BECOMING MORE ACTIVE SEVENTH GRADE BASKET- BALL — front (1 to r) Brenda Ves- tor, Amy Reel, Kelli Chandler, Shauna Gibson, Charlotte Ross, back — Ali Auten, Kim Bennett, Kara Combs, Angela May, Alisha Horvat, Jenny Lacey, Coach Shockley. EIGHT GRADE BASKETBALL — front (1 to r) Kathy Green, Jen- ny Henry, Jenny Fueher, Amy Ol- iver. back — Jennifer Keesling, Candi Crose, Kristy Adams, Sarah Brant, Melanie Anderson, mgr. Cristy Brant, Coach Wagoner. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH CHEERLEADERS - Melanie Smith 2nd — Lisa Allred, Heather Burke, Kara Combs, Stacy Star- rost, 3rd — Angie Resler, Ami Downham, Nikki Livington. 94 CROSS COUNTRY — front (1 to r) A. Barefoot, S. Gibson, M. Rog- ers, M. Gasaway, 2nd — C. Knoder, B. Woods, J. Hargrave, A. Horvath, M. Matthews, T. Wissel, D. Jackson, back — S. Jordan, T. Edmundson, T. Meadows, H. Le- vers, J. Blackmer, B. Bullard, C. May, Coach Cothern. WRESTLING — Kurt Harring- ton, Tim Holt, Ron Johnson, D. Kemmer. back — Coach Bruner, Jon Rinker, Donnie Chandler, David Shelly. SEVENTH GRADE BASKET- BALL — front (1 to r) Mike Rog- ers, Jeff Anderson, Adam Clup- per, Jon Malapit. back — Coach Barker, Jeff Cross, Casey Pherson, Micheal Matthews, Sam Robin- son. 95 EIGHTH GRADE CAPTURE COUNTY AGAIN JR. HIGH BAND - front (1 to r) H. Frankl, A. Clevenger, K. Green, K. Combs, J. Thomas, S. Keesling, S. Barton. 2nd — J. Slaven, K. Adams, B. Baker, M. Orebaugh, A. Garrett, A. Horvath, M. Morris, J. Rinker, C. Knoder, J. Anderson, J. Thomas, J. Thompson, 3rd — S. House, S. Rob- inson, S. Starost, M. Smith A. Auten. back — L. Peacock, J. Malapit, M. Rogers, M. Peacock, L. Allred, J. Cle- venger, K. Richman, K. Bennett. JR. HIGH DRAMA — front S. Rob- inson, Angela May, S. House. 2nd — A. Downham, K. Combs, N. Living- ston, J. Thomas, T. McKinley, K. Chandler, S. Barton, 3rd — K. Ben- net, M. Orebaugh, S. Keesling, C. Keith. SECOND TIME IS A CHARM . Eighth grader Brandon Miller pre- sents the county basketball first place trophy to Mr. Stebbins. Miller repre- sents the team in the second consecu- tive championship. % Only 15 more times!! Jr. High flute section play well at graduation. Left. 7th grader Shannon turns on his final kick. Jordan Above. Molly Orebaugh and Kathy Green help out in the woodwind section. — JR. men STUDENTS GET INVOLVED TOO Harry Levers comes on strong towards the end of the race. Below. Ryan Auten goofs off in Study Hall. Eighth grader Candi Crose lands in top place in the long jump. 99 SHARE THE SPIRIT IN -ADVERTISING- Advertising. That is what makes it possi- ble for us to be able to put the yearbook together. It's the people out there who take the time and the money to help out a small school like Cowan, publish a better book year after year. Thank you for sponsoring us and thank you for your generosity. BACK AND FORTH . . . Cowan's crowd is really get- ting into the game. I CANT BELIEVE THEY LET HIM IN THE KITCH- EN! Greg Hinds, I mean, not dear Mr. Stebbins. 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FUS ROAD MUNOF,INDIANA 47302 CONGRA TULA TIONi CIMC OF 1987 VILLAGE BOWL 4805 WljM ng Mumjcte, ludiam Plum: 289-4161 Guzaum McCoy Bancjud' Mamy i Gumd Mamy i A uJQloutf Adams, Kevin 11, 24, 26, 31, 48, 50, 60, 85 Adams, Kristy 59, 90, 96 Adams, Sharon 40 Allen, Jamie 40, 56 Allred, Brian 2, 9, 34, 56, 59 Allred, Lisa 59, 90, 96 Anderson, Jeff 92, 95 Anderson, Melanie 90 Ashby, Chris 37, 81 Ashby, Misty 90 Ault, Jim 40 Auten, Allyson 92, 96 Auten, Ryan 90, 98 B fackJicwolc Baker, Brandy 90 Barefoot, Cresta 37, 59, 73, 79 Barton, Bryan 37, 39, 56, 67, 77 Barton, Melissa 5, 11, 37, 54, 85 Barton, Suzie 90, 96 Bates, Melissa 37 Batt, Debbie 14, 24, 52, 59 Batt, Jenny 92 Batt, Sue 37 Bayman, Kevin 34 Beard, Brian 90 Beaty, Brian 34, 60, 64, 71 Bennett, Kim 92, 96 Bennett, Mike 37 Blackmer, Joey 90, 95, 98 Blevins, Holly 37 Boles, Michelle 18, 24, 52 Brand, Dawn 16, 37, 54, 59, 60 Brand, Stephen 10, 12, 15, 24, 60 Brant, Sarah 90, 94 Brant, Christy 37, 94 Brison, Elizabeth 40, 42 Brown, April 40 Bullard, Benjamin 90, 95 Burgess, Cindy 37, 59, 60 Burke, Heather 90, 94 Burke, Jeff 6, 40, 59, 71 Burkle, Anne 40, 59, 60, 79 Burkle, Ben 34, 59, 69, 75, 83 Burton, Angela 37 Burton, Shelly 34 Burton, Tommi 90 114 C WiiiMq o ohm Calhoun, Patty 24, 53, 54, 52, 48 Carter, Cheryl 34, 54 Carter, Jill 37, 59 Carter, Shonna 9, 15, 21, 24, 59 Caudell, Amy 37, 59 Chambers, Mike 90 Chandler, Casey 90 Chandler, Donnie 90, 95 Chandler, Kellie 92, 96 Chandler, Richard 37, 52, 71, 83 Chandler, Steve 40 Clark, Chris 34, 56, 59, 75, 83, 87 Clark, Drrell 14, 15, 24, 70 Clark, David 14, 24, 71 Clark, John 17, 24 Clark, Tony 90 Clayborn, Shelli Renee 9, 15, 34, 50 Clevenger, Amy 91 Clevenger, Bill 34, 59 Clevenger, Jenny 59, 91, 96 Clupper, Adam 92, 95 Clupper, Danny 34, 51, 77 Combs, Cheri 9, 34, 54, 57, 60, 61 Combs, Kara 92, 96 Combs, Kyle 6, 9, 11, 40, 42, 77 Commiskey, Erin 38 Conway, Belinda 38 Cook, Todd 91 Coovert, Brad 24 Corkwell, Patrick 40, 59 Covington, Sheri 15, 20, 24, 26, 59, 65, 73, 79, 84, 85 Cox, Jeannie 2, 24, 52, 48 Cox, Robin 15, 25, 53 Cox, Tony 40, 52, 48, 67, 69, 77, 87 Craig, Aaron 34, 71 Craig, karen 92 Craycraft, Heather 38, 60, 73 Criswell, Mike 38 Crose, Candi 90, 91, 99 Cros, Jeff 92, 95 Cummings, Troy 40 Cunnington, Matt 38 Current, Amy 38 Curtis, David Dane, Dan 36 Daniels, Alicia 38 Davis, Christy 25, 56, 59 Davis, Mike 3, 40, 77, 83 Davis, Tammy 34, 65, 72, 73, 85, 87 Dillard, Allen 91 Donati, Aaron 91 Downham, Ami 92, 96 Duncan, Darin 34, 48, 60, 71 £ K tgg Edmundson, Tige 89, 91, 95 Elrod, Amy 17, 40, 73, 79 Elrod, Craig 25 F nimk Finchum, Jamie 15, 25, 27, 30 Fisher, Craig 11, 23, 25, 27, 48, 83 Flatter, Jerry 40 Foster, Matthew 38, 75, 77, 83 Foster, Wendy 25, 48, 63, 72, 73 Frank, David 8, 38, 50, 56, 59 Franklin, Amy 38 Franklin, Holly 92, 96 Franks, Cindy 38 Free, Bruce 41 Free, Kevin 17, 25 Fuehre, Jenny 91 G oumH Garret, Angie 92 Gibson, Tricha 19, 38 Gillentine, Wendy 38, 56 gluff, Angel 41 Graham, Angie 38 Green, Kathy 91, 96 Greer, Cindy 91, 96 Gregg, Melanie 92 Gregory, Cindy 13, 25 Gregory, Crissey 91 Gregory, Jay 41 outfit) otic Handcock, Fred 38, 76, 77, 81 Hannis, Jodi 34 Hargrave, Rick 25, 71, 83 Harnish, Darin 91 Harper, Darin 38, 59, 71 Harper, Dustin 41, 48, 81 Harrington, Jason 59, 71, 91 Heath, Kari 38, 48, 50, 52 Henderson, Jim 38 Henry, Amy 11, 25, 48, 54, 60, 85 Henry, Carol 12, 35, 60, 61 Henry, Jenny 91 Hensley, Steve 41 Herron, Brian 1, 41 Hicks, Troy 91 Hill, Kelli 11, 25, 49, 53, 60 Hinds, Greg 41, 67, 100 Hirsh, Amber 34, 54, 59 Holbrook, Lorie 38, 56, 59 Holler, Beth 38 Holler, Brad 35, 83 Holt, Stacey 92 Holt, Tim 91, 95 Hornback, Kim 38, 59 Horvath, Alisha 92, 96 Horvath, Pippin 41 House, Heidi 35, 49 House, Shane 91, 96 Howell, Jeff 38 Huffman, Stephanie 38 mam Iliff, Julie 38 Jackson, Carol 25 Jackson, Steve 41, 59, 67, 69, 77 Janek, Jana 35, 59 Jeffers, Kelli 38, 73 Jeffries, Jack 35, 56 Johnson, Darrin 14, 25, 71 Johnson, Dee 25, 52 Johnson, Shelley 41 Johnson, Ron 91, 95 Jones, Fred 35 Jones, Steve 9, 17, 41, 57, 59, 60, 71 Jones, Tammy 41 Jordan, Shannon 89, 92, 95 Kear, Matt 35, 77, 83 Kear, Mike 91 Kearns, Alan 41 Kearns, Jim 35 Keesling, Jenny 91 Keesling, Lori 38, 59 Keesling, Shannon 91, 96 Keith, Brian 35, 81 Keith, Carol 92, 96 Kidd, Jenny 41, 73, 79 King, Scott 9, 35, 60 Kistler, Sarah 38 Knoderer, Angie 35, 59 Knoderer, Chris 92, 95, 96 Koons, Traci 41, 56 Kuhns, Nancy 38 L evtt Lacey, Jenny 16, 92 Lacey, Lorie 35, 59 Lampton, Bobby 38 Lampton, Gary 35 Langham, Jenifer 35 Lawson, Chris 41, 56 Lee, Krista 2, 35, 59, 72, 73, 79, 85 Leavers, Harry 91, 95, 98 Lewis, Kevin 91 Livingston, Nikki 92, 96 Long, Lorie 39, 79 long, Teena 35 Luna, Derek 10, 41, 83 Lykins, Becky 39, 59 Lykins, Charmaine 35, 50, 59 M ot g Mace, Kyle 90, 91 Malapit, Jon 92, 93, 95 Malapit, Tom 11, 25, 31, 50, 74 Manis, Lori 13, 16, 35, 47, 50, 54, 59 Mantock, Marianne 41, 60 Marcum, Doug 39, 48, 52, 67, 77 Marcum, Tim 25, 50 Marlow, Tina 41, 48 Matthe, Micheal 93, 95 May, Angela 93 McClellan, Brent 41, 71, 81 McClellan, Lori 39, 46, 52, 79 McCreery, Cindy 91 McCreery, Marc 91 McCreery, Derek 41 McCreery, Pat 35 McKenzie, Shane 11, 12, 35, 74, 80, 81 McKinley, Lisa 91 McKinley, Melissa 39, 54 McKinley, Tammi 93, 98, 96 McKnight, Melissa 35, 59 Meadows, Treavor 91, 95 Meadows, Bill 4, 28 Miller, Brad 13, 14, 28 Miller, Brandon 10, 90, 91, 96, 99 Miller, Dewayne 35 Miller, Tonya 93 Mohler, Jill 13, 28 Mohler, Shawn 39, 85, 86 Moore, Michelle 39, 52 Morris, Mark 35 Morris, Michelle 93 Mullins, Melissa 9, 35, 52 N onjMo Noel, Eric 28 Norris, Shane 35, 52, 83 Norris, Shelley 12, 39, 59, 79 0 putiott Oliver, Amy 91, 94 Oliver, Kristie 28, 50, 52, 54, 73, 85 Orebaugh, Andy 10, 41, 71 Orebaugh, Molly 93, 96 Oxley, Lisa 39, 59 P izza Parks, John 93 Peacock, Kim 12, 28, 27, 31, 52, 54 Peacock, Lisa 93, 96 Peacock, Michelle 59, 91, 96 Pherson, Casey 89, 93, 95 Phillips, Jimmy 35, 81 Polk, Karrianne 8, 41, 52 Pool, Tina 28 Powers, Travis 91 Price, Damon 35, 50, 52 Price, Derron 41 Q imtom R adicai Ramey, Mike 39, 69, 81 Ratliff, Jeff 39 Ray, Dawn 93 Reeder, Todd 28 Reel, Jerry 28, 71 Resler, Angela 91, 94 Resler, Michele 41, 60 Reum, Shane 39, 67 Reynolds, Kyle 35 Richman, Dave 4, 28, 59, 69, 81 Richman, Kendra 93, 96 Riggins, Stephanie 91 Riley, Mark 28, 31, 71 Rinker, Jon 10, 90, 91, 95, 96 Rinker, Kendra 35, 50, 59, 48, 79 Rivera, Bill 93 Robbins, Kevin 36 Robins, Sam 16, 93, 95, 96 Rogers, Lisa 39, 52 Rogers, Michelle 3, 36 Rogers, Mike 93, 95, 96 Rogers, Stacey 93 Rose, David 28 Rose, Larry Joe 93 Rose, Lisa 37, 39 Rowles, Robin 27, 28, 85 Rumfelt, Leigh Ann 11, 12, 36, 60 Rumfelt, Lyn 39 Ruttan, Jeremy 36, 52, 33 Sayne, Angie 28 Sayne, Trent 41, 77 Sears, Deanna 36, 62 Sear, Karla 41 Sears, Mark 93 Sharits, Christa 36, 59 Shelley, David 93, 95 Shockley, John 5, 37, 39, 69, 77, 81 Shockley, Joni 11, 41, 60, 73, 79 Slaven, Cinnamon 12, 15, 26, 28, 31, 52, 54, 60 Slaven, Jamie 36, 56 Slaven, Jason 41 Slaven, Jennifer 91 Smart, Frankie 91 Smart, Rhonda 36 Smith, Amanda 36 Smith, Andy 39, 66, 67, 77 Smith, Angie 26, 28, 59 Smith, Becky 390, 54, 52, 59, 60 Smith, Clay 36, 56, 87 Smith, Kirk 36, 59, 67, 75, 77 Smith, Krista 91 Smith, Melanie 91, 94, 96 Smith, Melissa 28, 60, 11 Smith, Suzanne 42, 52 Smith, Trent 36, 71 Snyder, Neil 39 Spangler, Julie 17, 42 Spangler, Michelle 10, 12, 28, 31, 52, 73, 79 Spear, Mike 42, 59 Stables, Eric 10, 26, 28, 30, 69, 75, 81 Stables, Mark 42, 59, 77 Staros, Stacey 93, 94, 96 Stephens, Becky 42 Stephens, Tanya 36, 54, 59, 60, 61, 85 Streigel, Troy 28 Stump, Michelle 36, 54, 59 Sumner, Sharon 3, 25, 29, 59 T ctoty Templeton, Stacy 36, 59 Terry, Brad 42 Terry, Jerry 17, 36, 56 Thomas, Brandon 93 Thomas, Donna 29 Thomas, Jeff 93 Thomas, Julie 93, 96 Thomas, Tammy 39, 59 Thompson, Charles 93 Thompson, Johnny 6, 93 Thompson, Tim 29 Thorpe, Scott 42, 71, 83 Tighe, Thomas 14, 29, 70, 83 Tracy, Jim Bob 29 Tracy, Karl 42 Tracy, LeAnn 36 Turner, Jenny 40, 42 Tutterow, Mindy 39, 59 116 (J miaci Upchurch, Aaron 17, 39 V o gb Vance, Dawn 39 VenDevender, Laura 15, 29, 48, 52 Vester, Tom 91 W hum Wallace, Mike 42 Ward, Lori 15, 36, 59 Ward, Richard 39, 59 Watson, Susan 29, 52, 59 Weaver, Bryan 29, 48, 50, 52, 54 Wedmore, Jason 18, 36, 54, 67, 69, 62, 75, 77 Williams, Billy 93 Williams, Mel 42 Williner, Christina 42 Williner, Jenny 91 Winchester, Mike 42 Winingear, Scott 93 Wisehart, April 36, 52, 59 Wissel, Christine 11, 14, 20, 29, 50, 54, 73, 85 Wissel, George 36, 66, 69, 77 Withers, Kimberly 36 Withers, Mark 29, 74, 86, 101 Woods, Bill 93, 95 Woods, Robert 39 Wright, Drew 13, 16, 33, 36, 52, 63, 69, 75, 83 Wright, Vince 42, 52, 67, 69, 77 X mnc Y awn Yount, Bradley 29 Z igzag FACULTY Adams, Brian 43, 48, 71 Benedict, Chris 75, 77, 83 Chapel, Margaret 43, 79 Collins, Pamela 43, 56, 59 Cothern, John 6, 43, 95 Crawford, June 43 Everett, Arnie 43, 50, 81 Garner, Janice 43, 44, 51 Gibson, Dennis 43, 44, 75 Grunin, Nancy 44 Kaufman, Richard 43, 69, 62 Longworth, John 43 Meyer, Lynn 16, 43, 56 Mosier, Robert 43, 67 Overla, Rodney 43 Powell, Kevin 43, 77 Riddle, Don 43, 56 Shockley, Voneta 43, 94 Siewert, Debbie 43 Smith, Dee 43, 54 Townsend, Marion 43 Turner, Bonnie 43, 52 Wagoner, Dennis 43, 83, 94 Weaver, Linda 43, 50 Zimpfer, Arlene 43, 54 Martin, Darrel 44 Stebbins, Monte 44, 96