Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

EASTSIDE JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 603 EAST GREEN BUTLER, INDIANA 46721 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES 4-21 SPORTS 22-49 CLUBS 50-73 ADMINISTRATION 74-83 AUTOGRAPHS 84-85 PEOPLE 86-117 ADS 118-134 This book contains the people that made Eastside happen this year. This new decade started off right with these fads and fash- ions. Downfilled vests, Levi’s, hik- ing boots and cowboy hats were all part of EHS. Along with these physical changes, the adminis- tration was changed. The stu- dents grew accustomed to the different ways of the new princi- pal, Mrs. Peggy Cowen and as- sistant principal, Mr. Rex Bo- linger. Mrs. Cowen made many changes during the year, one of which was to install a Lance can- dy machine for the students’ use. Ping-pong tables and chess and checker boards were installed in the lunch room for more enjoy- ment. So come with us through the pages of this yearbook and see how EHS began the new decade! THIS IS EHS! Mark Hudson and Skip Keltner perish the thought of their next class. 2 Seniors Stuffy Dwyer Chris Kelsey. 3 Dave Blair and Anita Hudson on “Hat Day . KIM POWELL 1979 Kim Mullett, Steve Upp, Brenda Beaty, Gary Rinard, Kim Powell, Dave Blair, Wendy Stine, Keener, Jenny Haines, Steve Billings, Tammy Gilvin, Mike Howard. Lee Blaine, Sharon Frakes, Rick HOMECOMING QUEEN Randy Schmucker and Steve Lechleidner, are these next year's senior football players? Stuffy Dwyer returns a pass interception 25 yards in the homecoming game against the Hamilton Marines. COMPLIMENTS OF K.D. CARNAHAN FARMS. INC. 5 Elwood P. Dowd feels comfortable knowing Harvey is nearby. CAST OF CHARACTERS Myrtle Mae Simmons .. Veta Louise Simmons .. Elwood P. Dowd ........ Miss Johnson........... Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet... Ruth Kelly, R.N........ Duane Wilson .......... Lyman Sanderson, M.D. William R. Chumley, M.D. Betty Chumley.......... Judge Omar Gaffney ... E.J. Lofgren .......... Harvey................. . .Julia L. Armstrong .....Aleta D. Brown Frederick L. Hampel .....Donna L. Kray ......Ronda K. Doll . .Tracy M. McKown ......Jerry G. Hook .. Michael J. Horwitz .......Craig Zahner . .Cathy L. Simmons .......Tom D. Morr ......David A. Blair ............Himself Ruth Kelly has a lovers’ quarrel with Dr. Sanderson. 6 On November 9 and 10, the Drama department, directed by Miss Humbles, presented Mary Ch se’s light-hearted comedy, “Harvey”. The story revolves around Elwood P. Dowd and his very special friend, Harvey. Har- vey is a six-foot rabbit. Veta Sim- mons and Myrtle Mae Simmons, Elwood’s sister and niece, try to get Elwood committed to an in- sane asylum called “Chumley's Rest” managed by two doctors, Dr. Sanderson and Dr. Chumley. Veta succeeds and gets Elwood to agree to take a shot so he won't see Harvey anymore. For- tunately, E.J. Lofgen saves the day and convinces Veta to stop the injection. Elwood admires his most prized possession. Judge Gaffney and the doctors have a heated argument. CREDITS Director .......................Phoebe E. Humbles Assistant Directors...................Donna L. Kray Christopher T. Holt Stage Manager ....................Stacey C. Kurtz Lighting Design .......................Tom D. Morr Cover and Poster Design ............Stacey C. Kurtz Publicity Manager ...................Joyce Daniels Elwood tries to convince the hospital personnel of Harvey. 7 OKLAHOMA! Ali Hakim and Ado Annie CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of appearance) Aunt Eller ..........................................Aleta Brown Curly.......................................................Dusty Alloway Laurey....................................................Heather Watson Ike Skidmore ........................................Jerry Hook Slim ................................................Jim Whitman Will Parker .........................................Chris Holt Jud Fry ............................................Erik Johnson Ado Annie ..................................................Julie Armstrong Ali Hakim........................................David Alan Blair Gertie Cummins......................................Monica Snyder Andrew Carnes .......................................Wayne West Cord Elam ..........................................Bill Harmon Dancers Women ... Monica Snyder, Carma Bremer, LuAnn Baughman, Susan Zeisloft, Jodi Wirick, Kelli Ginder, Kathy Martin, Julie Bremer, Patty McDowell, Renea Chappell Men ... Jerry Hook, Mitch Snyder, Jim Whitman, Randy Drake, Mike Horwitz, Bill Harmon, Wayne West, and Tom Morr Chorus ... Ronda Doll, Michelle Lemos, Ellen Garman, Janine Nash, Renea Selleck, and Penny Friedel Ado Annie and Laurey Will Parker Curly and Jud battle over Laurey. 9 WE MAY NEVER Prom Court: Jenny Haines — 1980 Queen, Lynn Reinhart — 1980 King, BACK ROW — Kelly Keltner, Beth Burdick, Tina Beard, Jamie Smith, Rhonda Young — 1979 Queen, Jeff Myers — 1979 King, Jeff Keller, Dave Collins, Eugene Evans, Chuck Dickerhoff 1980 Prom Queen and King: Jenny Haines and Lynn Reinhart Eastside royalty 10 PASS THIS WAY AGAIN “We may never pass this way again” Students enjoy the prom dinner catered by Alan and Yvonne Blair. 12 Waiting for the entertainment to begin. Scarecrows? Gorillas? Jeff, are you crazy? The power of hypnosis. 13 The crowd in awe of the hypnotist. EHS ACTIVITIES! 14 Yvonne Miller is serenaded by a member from the Mousehole. SENIOR AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS American Legion Awards Butler Post ...................Frederick Hampel Kimberly Houser Women's Auxiliary..............Carma Bremer St. Joe Post....................Lisa Herrick James Dove Butler Business Professional Women’s Scholarship ..............Tina Carnahan Deborah Sipe Butler Rotary Club Scholarship .. .Sharon Frakes Fraternal Order of Eagles Awards .Joseph Kimmel Ronda Doll Philamatheon Club Award .........Julie Armstrong Tri-Wall Scholarship .............Tina Carnahan State of Indiana, Hoosier Scholar .Julie Armstrong Lee Blaine Frederick Hampel Lisa Herrick Kimberly Houser Kathleen Ray Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps Scholarship ...............Julie Armstrong Purdue Honor Certificates of Recognition .....................Julie Armstrong Tina Carnahan Wabash College President’s Scholarship .....................Frederick Hampel Wayne University of Cosmetology Scholarship .....................Brenda Beaty Valedictorian ...................Julie Armstrong Salutatorian.....................Tina Carnahan Jim Dove — American Legion, St. Joe Post Award Carma Bremer — American Legion, Women’s Auxiliary Award 16 Butler Rotary Club Scholarship — Sharon Frakes. Fred Hampel — American Legion Award, Butler Post; Hoosier Scholar, and Wabash College President's Scholarship. 17 THE CLASS OF FRONT ROW: Julie Armstrong, Sec.; Fred Hampel, V. Pres. BACK ROW: Kandy Kaser, Pres.; Virginia Duke, Treas. Look at me, I’m a graduate! Yesterday’s roses Pressed smooth between pages Of the past. A prom bid, A commencement announcement, A report card. Yesterday’s faces Cheering bright at a rally. Quick smiles flashing, Suddenly retrospective, A vulnerable smile — that touches, Tremulous now, Not a book, A heart. Robyn Loy For: THE CLASS WITH CLASS — 1980 18 Virginia and Regina taking a breather. NINETEEN-EIGHTY Senior Sherri Brown’s locker. Doug and Denise reminisce. Stuffy has a good reason to smile. SENIORS REACH NEW GOALS Valedictorian — Julie Armstrong Salutatorian — Tina Carnahan Top 10% of the class — FRONT ROW — Cubby Houser. Coleen VanZile, Tina Carnahan, Lisa Herrick, Ronda Doll. SECOND ROW — Julie Armstrong, Jim Kimmel, Lynette Lon- gardner, Fred Hample, Kathy Ray. Speakers — Virginia Duke, Jacob Young, Sharon Frakes 20 21 The varsity football squad receives Team of the Week” David Blair and Eugene Evans Rick Keener shows full concentration on his shot Lisa Blaker wrestles with a Warrior Senior Chris Wood SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL RECEIVES Front Row: Coach Watson, Jim Dove, Jeff Myers, Rick Howard, Stuffy Dwyer, Jerry Hook, Gary Kaiser, Chris Wood, Chris Kelsey, Coach Kropf. Second Row: Erik Johnson, Tim Hamman, Chuck Barkley, Dave Bisher, Kurt Berry, Tom Morr, Brad Kaiser, Randy Schmucker. Third Row: Jeff Keller, Dennis Shultz, Steve Lechleidner, Tony Burnett, Rick Collins, Rod Moore, Keith Sanders, Jeff Lepper. Back Row: Coach Casey, Marty Daniels, Mike Gettys, Dave Work, Mike Casebere, Doug Dowden, Mark Smith. Stan Kurtz, Mgr. Lloyd Beard. VARSITY FOOTBALL EHS OPP Caston 6 13 Heritage 0 47 Adams Central 0 14 Woodlan 0 35 Churubusco 7 0 West Noble 14 41 Fremont 0 14 Hamilton 14 0 Central Noble 13 34 Leo 8 20 The Seniors accept the WMEE trophy from Jennifer Carr. Dennis Shultz carries the ball for a first down. 24 WMEE TEAM OF THE WEEK The Varsity Football team started the season off hoping to end a 25 game losing streak. In the fifth game of the season the Blazers held Chur- ubusco scoreless as Dennis Shultz ran for a touchdown, and Chuck Barkley kicked the extra point. After their first win, the Blazers were awarded the Team of the Week tro- phy from WMEE. The Blazers then went on to win the homecoming game against Hamilton, 14-0. Dave Bishir, Jeff Myers and Steve Lech- leidner were members of the ACAC Honorable Mention Team. Chris Wood was named the Most Valu- able Player for the Blazers. STATISTICIANS: Jackie Harrold, Lori Keltner, Pam Winslow, Marilyn Bisher, Ken Casebere. RESERVE Front Row: Daren Blair, Ron Mausteller, Jeff Dangler, Joe Coats, Doug Dowden, Second Row: Marty Fogle, Steve Durst, Derek Herschberger, Mark Smith, Marty Daniels, Mike Casebere. Back Row: Coach Lawrence, Bruce Colburn, Todd Marchus, Rick Snyder, Randy Drake, Vince Freese, Mel West, Mike Gettys, Coach Howarth. EHS RESERVE OPP 0 Garrett (OT) 6 6 Woodlan 8 12 Fremont 21 12 Busco 22 0 Angola 21 14 Leo 44 12 DeKalb 28 EHS EIGHTH GRADE OPP 20 Hamilton 0 34 Kendallville 0 36 Fremont 0 22 Woodlan 0 16 Busco 14 12 Leo 0 14 Garrett 0 ACAC Champs Record 7-0 SEVENTH GRADE 0 Kendallville 12 0 Woodlan 0 0 Busco 12 0 Leo 34 0 Garrett 31 Record 0-4-1 26 Front Row: Trent Myers, Billy Handshoe, Jim Daniels, Tom Maynard, Bob Gettys, Scott Dove, Don Holman. Second Row: Coach Fiedler, Louie Ortiz, Greg Moore, Clair Lengacher, Mark Hudson, Anthony Moore, Mark Eck, Bruce Beard. Back Row: Tom DePriest, Craig Lake, Greg Morris, Brad Shull, Dennis Hildebrandt, Charlie Smith, Ray Easley, Coach Slentz. Not Pictured: Danny Martin, Jennings Rowe, Rick Kessler, Dennis Myers, Rick Lilly. David Cannady, Troy Emerson, Scott Michael. 8th GRADERS ACAC CHAMPS Eighth Graders cause Hamilton fumble. Tom DePriest runs for another touchdown. 27 LADY BLAZERS BEAT DEKALB VARSITY VOLLEYBALL EHS OPP East Noble 10; 2 15; 15 Central Noble 0; 7 15; 15 Angola 15; 15 4; 5 DeKalb 15; 6; 15 13; 15; 10 Norwell 5; 3 15; 15 Southern Wells 9; 1 15; 15 Hamilton 15; 9; 7 5; 15; 15 Woodlan 4; 3 15; 15 Leo 10; 2 15; 15 Garrett 11; 13 15; 15 Prairie Heights 4; 5 15; 15 Fremont 10; 1 15; 15 Carroll 6; 1 15; 15 Heritage 0; 7 15; 15 Churubusco 2; 15; 12 15; 10; 15 Fremont 2; 6 15; 15 Adams Central 5; 15; 1 15; 13; 15 AC AC Tourney Southern Wells 15; 14; 9 4; 16; 15 RESERVE VOLLEYBALL EHS OPP East Noble 15; 13; 12 12; 15; 15 Central Noble 10; 2 15; 15 DeKalb 13; 5 15; 15 Hamilton 9; 5 15; 15 Garrett 15; 15 11; 11 Prairie Heights 12; 13 15; 15 Fremont 13; 15; 5 15; 11; 15 Coach Sweet, Jane Hollabaugh, LuAnn Baughman, Robyn Loy, Kathy Ray Paula King, Sherri Brown, Darlene Smith, Wendy Stine, Lisa Blaker, Joyce Cook. FIRST ROW: Clara Custer, Renee Selleck, Diane Smith, Marilyn Bishir Dawn Stine Mary Obendorf, Ellen Garman. SECOND ROW: Dawn Kirkpatrick, Amy Laux! Melinda Krontz, Haley King, Becky Olson, Vicki Imhoff, Lisa Blaker, Coach Sweet! 28 The Lady Blazers started the sea- son under first-year coach Sharon Sweet, with no returning lettermen, and little varsity experience. The girls finished with a record of 2-16. Their two wins came against a tough Angola team and arch-rival DeKalb. The Lady Blazers were led in both games by tough serving. In the Angola game Kathy Ray set the pace by serving fifteen straight points. In the DeKalb game, Kandy Kaser showed why she was voted MVP of the team by powerful serv- ing and fantastic defensive play. In the ACAC Tourney the Lady Blazers played one of the most exciting games of the tourney. The girls played Southern Wells and showed great improvement from the first time they played them. LuAnn Baughman’s last effort to get the ball over the net. I A RECORD BREAKING 1 I SEASON I Front Row: Gilbert Ortiz, Dave Carper, Rich Timmerman. Second Row: Dave Blair, Wes Hantz, Eugene Evans, Mike Camp, Roger Voirol. Back Row: Jon Hollabaugh, Sonny Salinas, Gary Rinard, Rick Keener, Chuck Dickerhoff, Coach White. EHS OPP 40 Angola 19 48 Hamilton 15 19 DeKalb 39 37 Fremont 22 53 Busco 39 34 Leo 39 28 Central Noble 27 27 Adams Central 29 85 Woodlan 29 18 Lakeland 46 15 Norwell 68 58 Carroll 68 43 Garrett 16 20 Heritage 46 72 Southern Wells 46 40 Angola 19 Placed 6th in Conference Dave Blair broke course record with a time of 12:32 JUNIOR VARSITY EHS OPP 29 Kendallville 30 31 Avilla 27 47 Adams Central 34 47 Busco 63 19 Perry Hill 41 36 DeKalb 23 Leo 80 34 Norwell 25 Busco 63 50 Norwell 23 ACAC Conference meet Eastside, second Front Row: Scott Nagel, Tim Rayle, Kevin Cook, Curt Vinson, Phil Carper. Back Row: Coach Graves, Doug Schiffli, Joe Camp, Steve Lengacher, Aaron Willard. 30 COMPLIMENTS OF F.A. DUNCAN, D.D.S. Dave finishes in record breaking time. Gilbert Ortiz and Wes Hantz battle it out. Steve Lengacher — there! Almost Aaron Willard crosses the finish line. Jim Whitman pours it on. COMPLIMENTS OF READY EQUIP SALES 31 I GRAPPLERS END SEASON The Eastside grapplers completed a fine season with an 8-3-1 record. The season contained several high points for the Blazers. The eight victories represented a single season high for the wrestling program. For the second consecutive year Eastside captured the Central Noble Wres- tling Invitational. The Blazers placed third this year in the ACAC and took fourth in the Tourney. In losing three matches this season, Eastside gave conference-power Carroll all they wanted in losing, 39-20, and dropped a spine-tingling 35-31 afternoon convocation at Garrett. Some outstanding individual performances were turned in this season. Brad Kaiser won the sectional championship at 119 pounds. Chris Wood, Jacob Young, Mike Damron and Eugene Evans, along with Brad Kaiser, all advanced to the regionals at Ft. Wayne. Chris Wood placed fourth at the regional level winning his match in the opening round. Seniors Chris Wood, Jacob Young and Lee Blaine will be sorely missed next year. Twenty Four wrestlers will return next season to lead the Big Green in our first season in the N.E.C.C. Gilbert Ortiz struggles for a pin. 32 Front Row: Jim Smith, Steve Billings, Gilbert Ortiz, Tim Damron, Rich Kaiser, Ken Kessler. Second Row: Coach Watson, Brian Washier, Verne Ridenour, Dennis Shultz, Doug Dowden, Jacob Young, Rick Collins, Brad Kaiser, Jack Frank. Back Row: Lloyd Beard. Tim Hamman. Erik Johnson. Rick Tomlinson, Chris Wood, Randy Schmucker, Steve Lechleidner, Jeff Keller, Brad Baker. Lee Blaine Doug Dowden struggles with a grappler from Carroll KNEELING: Toni Wilges, Tona Shinaberry, Kelly Keltner, Jenny Haines, Theresa Baker, Beth Burdick. STANDING: Tina Beard, Yvonne Miller, Shelia Haley, Teresa Surface, Penny Friedel, Betty Collins. WITH AN 8-3-1 SEASON ! Keith Sanders inflicts pain on his opponent. EHS VARSITY OPP 6 Adams Central 69 36 Leo 32 46 Woodlan 18 32 Prairie Heights 32 43 Angola 21 35 Nonwell 26 46 Howe Military 12 63 Busco 6 20 Carroll 39 66 Westview 24 31 Garrett 35 AC AC Wrestling Tourney Adams Central 180Vi Carroll 152 Leo 114Vi Eastside 91Vi Norwell 60 Vi Woodlan 58 Heritage 8 Busco 6 EHS RESERVES OPP 22 Adams Central 28 21 Leo 0 35 Woodlan 18 30 Prairie Heights 15 12 Angola 15 28 Norwell 24 30 Heritage 24 18 Howe Military 0 6 Busco 0 18 Carroll 48 0 Westview 3 21 Garrett 4 CENTRAL NOBLE INVITA- TIONAL Eastside 169 Vi Central Noble 118 Busco 62 Westview 47 Vi 33 BLAZERS DERAIL GARRETT! The Varsity basketball team could be called The Revengers after losing soundly to DeKalb, Carroll, and Garrett, to come back and beat both Carroll and Garrett. Garrett, who was the Sectional favorite, was defeated in double-overtime 57-44. The Blazers gave DeKalb a run for their money in Sectional, but lost the heartbreaker 42-52. The Blazers also lead the area in free- throw percentage with a remark- able 84%. Senior Gary Rinard was bestowed with the honors of All-ACAC and All Area. The Blaz- ers look forward to next year when they will enter the NECC. Wes Hantz gets the tip as the Blazers beat Hamilton for the second time this year. EHS VARSITY OPP 37 Leo 58 61 Heritage’ 84 70 Lakeland 72 64 Norwell 78 63 Hamilton 46 56 S. Wells’ 79 62 Central Noble 60 44 DeKalb 88 68 Woodlan 94 50 Busco 81 58 Adams Central 56 53 Carroll” 70 79 Prairie Heights 54 49 Garrett 59 69 Hamilton 66 56 Angola 63 60 Westview 72 66 Carroll 65 77 Fremont 62 57 Garrett 44 42 DeKalb 52 ACAC ” ACAC Tourney ’ Sectional £ 3 Gary Rinard scores two of his game high of 20 points. Randy Burns shoots for two. 34 Front Row: Mari Zenk, Brenda Beaty, Sharon Frakes, Cubby Houser, Jamie Smith. Second Row: Vince Grogg Mgr., Chuck Barkley, Wes Hantz, Rich Timmerman, Jeff Myers, Lonnie Emenhiser, Lamar Reinhart — Mgr. Back Row: Coach White, Gary Rinard, Rick Keener, Jim Dove, Randy Burns, Chuck Dickerhoff, Jeff Fee, Roger Voirol, Coach Hudson. EHS RESERVE OPP 49 Leo 44 44 Heritage 53 35 Lakeland 47 34 Norwell 56 39 Hamilton 38 47 S. Wells 40 34 Central Noble 40 39 DeKalb 55 41 Woodland 53 36 Busco 47 34 Adams Central 37 29 Prairie Heights 30 30 Garrett 43 30 Hamilton 37 41 Angola 49 38 Westview 40 30 Carroll 61 46 Fremont 42 ACAC 35 Front Row: Bobbie Lehman, Jana Armstrong, Julie Bremer, RoEnna Zerkle, Back Row: Coach White, Jon Hollabaugh, Jeff Vinson, Jeff Hamman, Mark Mullett, Steve Upp, Stan Kurtz, Greg Myers. THE LADY BLAZERS REBUILD The JV Team is looking for a steal. Paula King adds two to reduce the Woodlan lead. EHS VARSITY OPP 27 Carroll 59 31 S. Wells 73 33 Angola 54 12 Hamilton 46 22 Heritage 69 30 Busco 70 16 Garrett 48 27 DeKalb 52 35 Garrett-DeKalb Tourney 66 34 Woodlan 55 28 Woodlan-ACAC 56 25 Leo 89 47 Norwell 46 49 Adams Central 50 30 Westview 67 34 Leo-Sectional 72 FRONT ROW: Tammy Shafer, Laurie Culler, Jane Hollabaugh, Kandy Kaser, Diane Sipe — Mgr. BACK ROW: Coach Myers, Kathy Ray, Darlene Smith, Paula King, Lori Keltner, Ann Stanton, Amy Laux, Coach Thompson. 36 WITH A NEW COACH EHS RESERVE OPP 18 Carroll 50 19 S. Wells 44 16 Angola 18 17 Hamilton 29 11 Heritage 20 26 Busco 30 8 Garrett 25 7 Woodlan 34 17 Leo 42 17 Norwell 43 19 Adams Central 22 26 Westview 41 FRONT ROW: Pam Wade, Jane Hollabaugh, Pam Spencer, Amy Laux, Ann Stan- ton, Diane Smith. BACK ROW: Coach Thompson, Becky Olson, Charlene Thimlar, Pam Culler, Melinda Krontz, Tracy Dove, Coach Myers. FRONT ROW: Kathy Moughler, Jodi Baker, Misty Smith, Valerie Cook, Lisa Petre, Lori Mason, Rena Smith. SECOND ROW: Shelly Haley, Jackie Moore, Kristy Sur- face, Kim Pope. Karen Mullett, Toby Shinabery, Tonja Bacon — Mgr. BACK ROW: LuAnn Baughman — Coach, Bobbie Burnett — Mgr., Debbie Riggs, Barb Haines. Michelle Freese, Becky Schlatter, Penny Graves, Tina Collins, Jody Lepper, Coach Sweet. EHS GIRLS’ A-TEAM OPP 12 Woodlan 26 14 Avilla 15 19 Busco 30 42 Hamilton 15 31 Busco-ACAC 23 21 Kendallville 22 34 Hamilton 16 39 Lakeland 28 34 Angola 40 21 Angola 27 GIRLS’ B-TEAM 8 Woodlan 24 7 Avilla 14 18 Busco 39 32 Hamilton 2 22 Kendallville 26 23 Hamilton 9 11 Lakeland 18 22 Angola 24 17 DeKalb 20 17 Angola 11 15 Garrett 23 37 FRESHMEN DEFEAT GARRETT GO BIG GR€€0 EHS FRESHMEN OPP 25 Angola 42 21 Leo 51 33 Woodlan 35 11 DeKalb 71 20 Hamilton 14 37 Lakeland 67 31 Prairie Heights 44 27 Angola 55 28 Fremont 37 38 Garrett 34 21 West Noble 44 27 Hicksville 30 31 Prairie Heights 54 26 Central Noble 38 30 Fremont 33 Won 2, Lost 13 FRONT ROW: Donna Martin, Betty Collins, Coach Krope, Linda Mickelson, Jackie Harrold. BACK ROW: Ron Mausteller, Jeff Vinson, Mark Mullett, Derek Hersch- berger, Vincent Freese, Lincoln Haley, Mitch Snyder, Mike Howard, Daren Blair, Skip Keltner. EIGHTH GRADERS WIN TRI-COUNTY TOURNEY EHS EIGHTH GRADERS OPP 36 Avilla 51 46 Leo 27 48 Garrett 30 46 Fremont 34 50 Woodlan 30 51 Lakeland 24 48 Angola 21 46 Busco 22 65 Kendallville 20 52 Garrett 35 39 Hamilton 23 38 DeKalb 32 24 Angola 22 38 DeKalb 28 58 Busco 20 34 Woodlan 14 22 Adams Central 27 Tri-County Tourney AC AC Tourney FRONT ROW: Bruce Everetts, Phil Carper, Craig Underhill, Clair Lengacher. SEC- OND ROW: Greg Morris, Steve Lengacher, Jennings Rowe, Doug Schiffli, Louie Ortiz. BACK ROW: Coach Hudson, Tom DePriest, Craig Lake, Rick Kessler, Aaron Willard, Joe Camp. 38 SEVENTH GRADERS EHS 20 18 27 29 30 43 17 19 16 29 30 23 29 39 SEVENTH GRADE OPP Avilla 42 Leo 47 Garrett 35 Fremont 34 Woodlan 36 Lakeland 46 Angola 39 Busco 27 Kendallville 26 Garrett “B” 22 Hamilton 27 DeKalb 30 Angola 43 Busco 42 Tri-County Tourney ACAC Tourney FRONT ROW: Curt Vinson, Tim Rayle, Danny Martin, Kevin Cook. BACK ROW: Bruce Beard, Rory Young, Don Hullman, Scott Dove, Coach Bellamy. Rory Young shoots with poise at the foul line. 39 VARSITY AND RESERVE CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Squad The Reserve Squad Front Row — Varsity: Jamie Smith, Cubby Houser, Brenda Beaty, Sharon Frakes, Mari Zenk, Second Row — 7th and Reserve: Mindy Baker, Ruth Bishir, Yvette Harrold, Tonya Kirkpatrick, Tammy Huffman, Julie Bremer, Jana Armstrong, RoEnna Zerkle, Back Row — Freshmen and 8th: Jackie Harrold, Betty Collins, Donna Martin, Connie Hiatt, Chris Helbert, Wendy Lane, Jill Meeks, Lisa Fry. 40 RECEIVE AWARDS AT SUMMER CAMP The cheerleaders were a very active group this year. The Varsity squad attended cheerleading camp this summer in Wawasee, Ind. at Smith Walbridge, and the Reserves at ICF at Ball State. The Varsity received the spirit stick and the “Excellence Award”, while the Reserves were chosen for the “Sparkle Award”. The Varsity cheerleaders re- ceived first place at a one-day clinic in November and the Reserves won first place in a contest at the Hicksville County Fair. At Homecoming, the cheerleaders released 300 green, gold and white balloons at the kick-off of the EHS-Hamil- ton game. During basketball season, they sold spirit-chain links to help boost the Blazers. The cheerleaders also sponsored a one-day clinic during this season, which attracted 150 cheerleaders from Northern Indiana. This clinic was won by Garrett. The cheerleaders felt the year was successful and wish the best to the Seniors — Brenda, Cubby and Sharon. The Freshmen Squad 41 The Eighth Grade Squad GYMNASTICS Beginning OPP EHS Westview 69.45 30.05 West Noble 76.10 37.00 Fremont 24.70 45.50 Lakeland 71.70 36.25 DeKalb 67.20 13.60 Hamilton 49.10 Woodlan 62.60 17.70 Heritage 65.10 18.00 East Noble 79.80 35.60 Fremont 54.00 28.30 Carroll 73.00 40.60 Intermediate Westview 69.95 47.30 West Noble i 58.75 58.30 Fremont 39.05 52.45 Lakeland 62.40 48.20 DeKalb 71.80 51.40 Hamilton 54.10 Woodlan 55.80 57.60 Heritage 73.85 54.85 East Noble 82.50 66.40 Fremont 41.20 48.75 Carroll 77.20 77.65 Optional Westview forfeit 53.85 West Noble 16.50 62.60 Fremont 29.45 65.30 Lakeland 14.00 62.80 DeKalb 68.50 65.50 Hamilton 26.55 Woodlan 47.10 43.95 Heritage 75.75 40.50 East Noble 83.90 48.85 Fremont 20.00 42.85 Carroll 72.15 68.75 ACAC Intermediate Fourth Place Longardner second-bars Bassett second all around Front Row: Tammy Gilvin, Marlene Emenhiser, Joyce Cook. Second Row: Lisa Shultz, Dawn Bassett. Third Row: Lynette Longardner, Coach Pat Markey, Dona Martin, Cubby Houser. Fourth Row: Judi Lucarelli, Marilyn Bisher. Back Row: Kelly Kessler. Front Row: Michelle Dallas, Michelle Langham, Lisa Meek, Lynda Diehl, Ruth Bisher. Back Row: Coach Pat Markey, Yvette Harrold, Teresa Gollmer, Kathy Bisher, Karen Schmucker, Jennie Hollabaugh, Jackie Johnson. Tammy Huff- man, Julie Hollabaugh, Dyan Armstrong, Kim Furnish, Stephanie Kurtz, Mindy Baker, Amy Scott. Not Pictured: Renee Hiler, Angie Gollmer. Sectional — Intermediate Places Longardner first bars 7.4 Bassett second all around 20.85 Houser third floor 7.1 Shultz fourth floor 7.0 Regional — Intermediate Scores Longardner — bars 6.8 Bassett — all around 19.90 Houser — floor 6.55 42 The Reserve Wrestling Squad Laurie Culler and Kathy Ray penetrate a tough Woodlan zone. Rich Timmerman strides toward the fin- ish line. a pep talk. Jon Hallabuagh and Steve Upp prepare for a victory. Coach Watson gives Steve Billings 43 GIRLS’ VARSITY TRACK KNEELING: Joyce Cook, Jane Hollabaugh. Katrina Gollmer, Ann Stanton, Pau|a K|ng tNes over one more hurd!e STANDING: Dawn Kirkpatrick, Amy Laux, Cubby Houser, Paula King, Kelly Hoover. Cubby Houser feels the strain of the high jump. Jane Hollabaugh — the only girl to place from DeKalb county in the Sectional. GIRLS’ JR. HIGH TRACK Bobbie Burnett in the shot put throw. FRONT ROW: Amber Watson, Jenny Hollabaugh, Karen Schmucker, Julie Hollabaugh, Kathy Moughler, Renee Chew, Karen Mullett. SECOND ROW: Kim Pope, Jodi Baker, Susan Voirol, Shelly Haley, Teresa Gollmer, Ruth Bishir, Christy Harmon, Angie Sechler, Coach Sweet. BACK ROW: Rebecca Slaughter, Bobbie Burnett, Debbie Riggs, Mechelle Dallas, Barb Haines, Penny Graves, Connie Hite, Michelle Langham, Laurie Myers, Tonia Bacon. Shelly Haley Just a few more laps! Karen Mullett tries to catch the Woodlan runners. 45 BOYS VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW: Tom Phillip, Jim Whitman, Nick Gollmer, David Blair, Mike Camp, Gilbert Ortiz, Mark D. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mark Bartell, Joe Coats, Randy Drake, Dennis Shultz, Steve Durst, Vince Freeze. THIRD ROW: Chuck Barkley, Jon Hollabaugh, Erik Johnson, Dave Bisher, Jerry Hook, Ed Smith, Eugene Evans. 46 Jon Hollabaugh completing the long jump. Jim Whitman concentrates on his last lap. BOYS’ JR. HIGH TRACK Jr. High boys work toward another victory. 47 FRONT ROW: Dennis King, Troy Emerson, Dan Martin, Chris Schmidt, Chris Zenk, SECOND ROW: Joe Camp, Rick Kessler, Aaron Willard. Tom DePriest, Louie Ortiz, Steve Lengacher. BACK ROW; Brad Shull, Jim Daniels, Rod Laux, Joe Ault, Greg Moore, Eric Surfus. BASEBALL TEAM VARSITY — FRONT ROW: Rich Timmerman, Rich Conley, Joe Kimmell, Ed Yoder, Jeff Vinson, Dave Work, Jim Kimmell, Wes Hantz, Brad Kaiser. BACK ROW: Coach Kropf, Lonny Emenhiser, Roger Voirol, Mike Casebere, Rick Keener, Gary Rinard, Sonny Salinas, Jeff Fee, Randy Young, Gary Kaiser, Keith Sanders, Coach Fiedler. RESERVE — FRONT ROW: Jeff Vinson, Rich Timmerman, Brad Kaiser, Mark Mullett, Dave Carper, Gerry Zenk, Rich Kaiser. BACK ROW: Coach Kropf, Dave Work, Randy Young, Mike Casebere, Ed Yoder, Tom Tinstman, Coach Fiedler. Varsity Baseball EHS OPP 6 Edon 5 9 Angola 5 5 Leo 3 1 Heritage 10 7 Southern Wells 2 11 Hamilton 4 6 Hamilton 3 1 Norwell 10 6 Garrett 2 1 Woodlan 2 11 Fremont 1 8 W. Noble 3 6 W. Noble 5 7 Adams Central 8 2 Westview 9 11 Churubusco 4 2 E. Noble 12 1 DeKalb 8 0 Carroll 12 6 Hicksville 1 15 Fairview 9 9 Whitko 1 1 Concordia 7 3 Concordia 9 4 Lakeland 1 Sectional = EHS 4 — Hamilton 3 EHS 1 — DeKalb 15 48 SETS NEW RECORDS The 1980 Blazer baseball team en- joyed Eastside’s best season ever, posting a 15-10 record, breaking the old record of 13 set by the 1971, 1975, and the 1979 baseball teams. Not only does this Blazer team own the most wins record, but they also captured seven other team records including: most runs per season (141), highest team batting average (.311), and the most home runs per season (17) shat- tering the old record of 9 set in 1971. Three players were chosen to the AC AC All-Conference 1st team. Gary Rinard was chosen as shortstop for the second straight year, Wes Hantz in centerfield, and Roger Voirol behind the plate. Rinard was also honored by being chosen to the Journal-Gazzette All-Area Baseball Team as the 1st team shortstop. Congratulations goes to the 1980 baseball team for all their achieve- ments, hard fought for and well de- served. STATISTICIANS: Sherri Brown, Mari Zenk BAT GIRLS: Jamie Smith, Jackie Harrold, Patty McDowell, RoEnna Zerkle, Sandy Hantz, Brenda Beaty, Sharon Frakes, Peggy Buell. Gary Kaiser and Gary Rinard Co-captain Rick Keener 49 Steve Billings really looks up to Percy Young. THE BAND SHOWS SPIRIT AND FRONT ROW: Kristi Ross, Dianne Wade. SECOND ROW: Pam Gick, Michelle Moore, Cindy Yeiser, Debbie Riggs, Tammy Shafer, Kelly Hoover, Charlene Thimlar, Darlene Muraski, Cindy Ott, Jennifer Schwartz, Diane Smith. THIRD ROW: Michelle Muraski, Lisa Furnish, Misty Smith, Jill Meeks. Chris Hulbert, Kathy Moughler, Cindy Soule, June Burton, Tina Burnett, Kelly Myers, Connie Hite. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Lane, Bobbie Burnett, Cindy Bissell, Pam Spencer, Craig Zahner, Jewel Meeks, Chris Schmidt, Brian Mansfield, Steve Newcomer. Brant Moore, Lisa Fry. SIXTH ROW: Dawn Lang, Becky Black, Suzy Cluster, Diane Miller, Kristi Richmond, Dave Miller, Dan Farrer, Ken Austin, Christina Soule, Melissa Hullinger. BACK ROW: Doris Davis, Ken Jacquay, John Morris, Eric Surfus, Tony Burnett, David Krieg, Paul Lucarelli, Earl Jacquay, Wayne West. FRONT ROW: Craig Zahner, Cindy Bissell, Brant Moore, Dianne The Pied Piper Wade, Steve Newcomer, Brian Mansfield. SECOND ROW: Dar- lene Muraski, Michelle Moore, Cindy Yeiser, Cindy Ott, Jenny Schwartz, Dawn Lang. THIRD ROW: Michelle Muraski, Tina Bur- nett, June Burton, Pam Gick, Charlene Thimlar, Kelly Hoover. FOURTH ROW: Pam Spencer, Dave Miller, Dan Farrer, Ken Aus- tin, Christy Soule, Jewel Meeks. BACK ROW: Ken Jacquay, Tony Burnett, Wayne West, Earl Jacquay, Doris Davis, David Krieg. PRIDE WITH NEW UNIFORMS Blazettes — FRONT: Heather Watson, Lori Shuman, Tona Shinaberry, Susan Zeisloft, Tracy McKown. BACK ROW: Penny Friedel, Debbie Schindler, Kim Mullett, Toni Wilges, Sandy Hantz. The Band at our Homecoming game against Hamilton. Rifle Corp — KNEELING: Toby Shina- berry, Kathy Bishir. STANDING: There- sa Healy, Shelly Fogle. Connie McCon- nell. 53 THE BEAT GOES ON! The percussion section Craig Zahner and his saxophone. The band makes a cheer block of its own. 55 Tina Burnett dresses for Backwards Day” during Homecoming. CHORUS Front Row: Ruthie Powell, Tina Beard, Betty Collins, Barb Collins, Rita McPherson, Chris Holt, Daren Alloway, Ricky Haverstock, Randy Drake, Lisa Blaker, Lisa Andrews, Diane Jennings, Teresa Gollmer, Sheila Hart, Lori Crow, Mr. Pfiester. Second Row: Heather Watson, Sandy Graves, Lisa Brewer, Sandy Eck, Tari Moughler, Carl Barkley, Steve Howe, Percy Young, Chuck Austin, Tina Chaney, Kelli Ginder, Sheila Herrick, Kelly Schmidt, Lisa Dohner. Back Row: Tracy McKown, Vicki Imhoff, Susan Zeisloft, Penny Friedel, Ellen Garman, Robbie Haines, Todd Marchus, Dave Schortgen, Wayne West, Roger Prentice, Cathy Simmons, Renea Selleck, Marilee Harter, Lisa Fetters, Pam Wade. Mr. Pfiester gets caught in the act! Heather Watson entertains at the Talent Show. 56 VARSITY SINGERS Have you ever wanted to get involved in Varsity Singers? An interview was conducted with Mr. Rob Pfiester and he said that he looks for three things when pick- ing a Varsity Singer. Talent, sight reading, and then an audition was how all 24 members were elected. The Varsity Singers were very busy this year. They sold candles, held many discos and sang in several contests. They also entertained local people by singing at the Big Run Church, DeKalb Soil Conservation Club, Butler Chamber of Commerce, Wawasee Lakeside Chapel, and the Saint Mary’s Catholic Church in Edgerton. Front Row: Dusty Alloway, Susan Zeisloft, Chris Holt, Betty Collins, Bill Harmon, Doris Davis, Steve Howe, Barb Collins, Percy Young, Heather Watson, Robbie Haines, Rita McPherson. Back Row: Diane Jennings, Jim Whitman, Aleta Brown, Jake Young, Jenny West, Mike Horwitz, Teresa Gollmer, Randy Drake, Julie Armstrong, Mitch Snyder, Kelli Ginder, Tony Burnett, Mr. Pfiester. Jim Whitman 57 SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: Pam Winslow, Cubby Houser, Laura Holmes, Joyce Daniels, Doris Davis, Clara Custer. SECOND ROW: Erik Johnson, Julie Bremer, Toni Wilges, Kathy Mack, Ken Casebere, Tracy Ball. THIRD ROW: Jeff Keller, Dennis Shultz, John Maloy, Angie Hook, Jennifer Schwartz, Babbie Herschberger. FOURTH ROW: Donna Kray, Brant Moore, Steve Newcomer, Darlene Mills, Dawn Lang, Cathy Simmons. BACK ROW: Cindy Ott, Michelle Moore, Cindy Yeiser, June Burton, Mr. Olin, sponsor. Top fashion models: Pam Winslow and Teresa Kim Powell and Babette Herschberger Surface 58 SITTING: Lee Blaine — Representative, Julie Armstrong — Representative, Jeff Myers — Representative. STANDING: Chris Wood — Alternate, Coleen Van Zile — Alternate, Jim Dove — Alternate. This year Jeff Myers and Lee Blaine were chosen by the American Legion Post 202 to attend Hoosier Boys’ State held on the campus of Indiana State University at Terre Haute. Hoosier Boys’ State is an American Legion spon- sored activity held each year around the week of June 9-16. While at Hoosier Boy’s State, you partici- pate in learning the practical politics and the govern- mental functions of the cities, state and federal levels of this country. Special speakers are scheduled throughout the week. Special classes such as speech, legislation, and law enforcement are also arranged for the delegates. Representatives from the Indiana State Police Department and the U.S. Militar- ies are also on hand. It is an honor to attend Hoosier Boys' State and to be able to better understand our government, both local and state. During the week of June 17-24, Julie Armstrong attended Hoosier Girls’ State. That week was a very unforgettable one for Julie. She studied the basic structure of the Indiana state government and the process of elections. She made a lot of new friends and the lesson she learned was that no one can survive in this world without friends. 59 THE SHOW DRAMA: Front Row — Miss Humbles, Cathy Simmons, Aleta Brown, Julie Armstrong. Second Row — Tracy McKown, Heather Watson, Jenny West, Kelli Ginder, Diane Jennings. Third Row — Penny Friedel, Michelle Lemos, Carma Bremer, Donna Kray, Ronda Doll. Fourth Row — Fred Hampel, Tina Farrell, Lisa Fetters, Jodi Wirick, Jacqi Snyder, Patty McDowell. Sixth Row — Mitch Snyder, Jerry Hook, Dave Blair, Tom Morr, Monica Snyder. Back Row — Mike Horwitz, Chris Holt. Donna Kray dresses for Halloween. 60 MUST GO ON! THESPIANS: Front Row — Cathy Simmons, Julie Armstrong, Aleta Brown. Second Row — Dave Blair, Heather Watson, Janine Nash, Miss Humbles, Fred Hampel, Donna Kray, Ronda Doll, Wayne West, Tracy McKown, Chris Holt, Michelle Lemos, Beth Burdick. Back Row — Erik Johnson, Monica Snyder, Jim Whitman, Jenny West, Penny Friedel, Kelli Ginder, Dusty Alloway, Mike Horwitz. 6t FFA Front Row: Kenny Casebere, Jim Dove, Jeff Lepper, Tom Morr, Chuck Barkley, Jerry Hook, Dave Collins. Second Row: Mr. Smith, Rick Burns, Mike Camp, Jim Smith, Randy Burns, Jeff McKean, Jeff Nicole. Third Row: Brian Washier, Mark Smith, Ed Smith, Don Washier, David Krieg, Mark Koeppe, Lynn Reinhart. Fourth Row: Jim Evans, Tim Grueter, Ron Baker, Lamar Reinhart, Mark Fisher, Dave Carper, Lynn Fry. Back Row: Ken Kessler, Vince Grogg, Carl Barkley, Mike Ladd, Lester Yoder. 62 Front Row: Cathy Simmons, Kathy Martin, Jenny West, Cindy Myers. Second Row: Tina Collins, Kris Campbell, Tonja Bacon, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Surber. Third Row: Sandy Zimmerman, Engia Brewer, Teresa Gibson, Sara Bartell. Fourth Row: Bruce Stahl, Alisha Porter, Sonja Harter, Alane Cluster, Lisa Andrews. Back Row: Paula King, Amy Laux. JR. HIGH ART CLUB Front Row: Mark Eck, Troy Emerson, Tom DePriest. Soonja Harter, Alisha Porter. Second Row: Mark Hudson, Stephanie Kurtz, Jackie Moore, Tammy Glasser, Mechelle Dallas. Third Row: Mindy Baker, Val Miller, Jodi Baker, Taim Rayle, Matt Jacobs. Fourth Row: Christy Harmon, Lisa Meeks, Keith Hetfelfinger, Bob Gettys, Jack Chapman. Fifth Row: Ruth Bishir, Mrs. Ober, Odin Clifton, Kenny Gick, Dan Martin. Back Row: Brian Strong. Front Row: Dave Drake, Babette Herschberger, Linda Mills. Second Row: Amy Laux, Clara Cluster, Deb Blair. Third Row: Tim Hamman, Mark Tatro, Mike Van Zile. Back Row: Mr. Koeneman. SENIOR HIGH ART CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Babbie Herschberger, Anita Hudson, Cubby Houser, Brenda Beaty, Dave Blair, Fred Hample. SECOND ROW: Kim Pope, Doris Davis, Tina Beard, Jana Armstrong, Steve Newcomer, Lori Keltner. THIRD ROW: Brant Moore, Joe Camp, Jodi Baker, Tammy Gilvin, RoEnna Zerkle, Donna Kray. BACK ROW: Mr. Hudson, Mitch Snyder. Student Council President Kim Powell reports important informa- tion to the Student Council. PRE-VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Dan Johnson, Glenda Pierson, Lori Laux, Jeff Bartell. BACK ROW: Gerald DeLong, Etta McDonald, Kay Kline, Laura Ludwig, Jerry Hochstetler. All right, who spilled the milkshake on my chair? “A Star is Born” Another Monday morning. How do you spell relief? G-R-A-D-U-A- T-l-O-N! Missy Pascone enjoys her last year. Wendy Stine and Lee Blaine Getting ready for the pros. Jane Hollabaugh plays tough de- fense. VICA FRONT ROW: Mark Tatro, Melissa Pascone, Anne Schoonover, Jon Bassett. BACK ROW: Mr. Casey, Roger Powers, Mike Duke, Larry King. FRONT ROW: Jeff Myers, Roger Powers, Sonny Salinas, Rick Howard, Evan Collins. SECOND ROW: Mark Tatro, Jim Cluster, Gregg Farrell, Bruce Jordan, Charlie Bungard. THIRD ROW: Jeff Ott, Gary Rinard, Wes Hantz, Mike Duke, Rick Keener. FOURTH ROW: Steve Mayer, Jon Bassett, Gary Kaiser, LuAnn Baughman. Melissa Pascone. BACK ROW: Chris Kelsey, Mr. Casey. 66 OEA — COE FRONT ROW: Debbie Sipe. Ronda Doll, Laura Holmes, Monica Snyder, Denise Strawn. BACK ROW: Earl Goldsmith, Rhonda Young, Virginia Duke, Jenny Haines, Mrs. Franklin, Tina Miller. If you have ever heard of the FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America), then you are three- fourths on the way to knowing all about the OEA — the business club that has taken the place of FBLA at Eastside. The COE (Cooperative Office Education Program) is the vocation- al business program in effect at Eastside that falls under the leader- ship umbrella of the OEA club of Eastside. In addition, the OEA club competes in events at the regional, state, and national conferences. FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Coleen Van Zile, Julie Armstrong, Bobbie Lehman, Carma Bremer, Aleta Brown, Lisa Herrick, Tina Carnahan. SECOND ROW: Jana Armstrong, Donna Kray, Chris Holt, Doris Davis, Dusty Alloway, Tony Burnett, Tina Miller. THIRD ROW: Kim Mullett, RoEnna Zerkle, Mike Horwitz, Raymond Miller, Tracey Dove, Mitch Snyder, Robin Miller. FOURTH ROW: Lamar Reinhart, Brent Swartz, Michelle Lemos, Michelle Moore, Lori Crow, Becky Olson, Diane Smith. BACK ROW: Mary Obendorf, Dawn Stine, Haley King. “We all live in a yellow submarine!” Kim Mullett dances in her act for the talent show. 68 Jake Young and Carma Bremer sing The Closer I Get to You” for their act in the talent show. SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Loretta McPherson, Michelle Lemos, Brian Carpen- ter, Jeff Keller, Marcie Lengacher, Brett Gearhart. SECOND ROW: Rene Souder, Lisa Shultz, Maria Menacho, Brenda Beaty, Cubby Houser, Ronda Doll. THIRD ROW: Keith Sanders, Dave Blair, Heather Watson, Peggy Buell, Connie McConnell, Diane Jennings, FOURTH ROW: Eugene Evans, Brant Moore, Betty Welty, Sherry Harmon, Tina Chaney, Jeff Ward. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Mack, Tina Burnett, Marsha Immel, June Johnston, Sonda Doll, Ron Ahrndt. BACK ROW: Mr. Graves, June Fiedler, Nick Gollmer. Did you say do your accounting? Heather Watson displays her ability to play the piano during the talent show. Maria listens in on American gossip sessions. BOOSTER BLOCK CHANGES TO PEP CLUB The Booster Block has gone through many changes this year. Nancy Hudson took the responsi- bility of organizing the group this year and has made many changes. The Booster Block, as it has been called in past years, has changed its name to the Pep Club. They have no uniforms, or any number of games in which they have to be there. They are required, however to yell and scream to back the Blazers. FRONT ROW: Mari Zenk, Brenda Beaty, Cubby Houser, Sharon Frakes, Jamie Smith. SECOND ROW: RoEnna Zerkle, Julie Bremer, Bobbie Lehman, Jana Arm- strong, Robyn Loy, Paula King, Kathy Martin, Cathy Simmons. THIRD ROW: Betty Collins, Jackie Harrold, Linda Mickelson, Lisa Shultz, Kim Mullett, Lori Shuman, Toni Wilges, Peggy Buell. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Huffman, Tonya Kirkpatrick, Mindy Baker, Yvette Harrold, Ruth Bishir, Tammy Gilvin, Becky Olson, Marilyn Bishir. FIFTH ROW: Kim Pope, Angie Sechler, Teresa Gollmer, Lisa Petre, Debbie Riggs, Mechelle Dallas, Haley King, Mary Obendorf. SIXTH ROW: Jenny Holla- baugh, Karen Schmucker, Julie Hollabaugh, Lillian McConnell, Stephanie Kurtz, Jackie Moore, Christie Harmon, Lisa Meeks. BACK ROW: Susan Voirol, Shelly Haley, Kris Campbell. The Sophomores show their spirit during Spirit Week of Homecoming. 70 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Ronda Doll, Kathy Ray, Debbie Sipe, Fred Hampel — V. Pres., Anita Hudson — Pres., Lisa Herrick — Sec., Joe Kimmel, Tina Carnahan, Mrs. Pullen. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Young, Jim Kimmel, Julie Armstrong, Carma Bremer, Marcie Lengacher, Jeff Keller, Lynn Reinhart, Jeff Fee, Dusty Alloway. BACK ROW: Sharon Frakes, Cubby Houser, Jenny Haines, Jim Dove, Dan Farrer, Tony Burnett, Joel Surfus, Doris Davis, Coleen Van Zile. ‘‘Mrs. Pullen, I have a question and a comment. “Do you know what you can do with your camera? 71 VARSITY “E” CLUB FRONT ROW: Jim Dove, Rick Howard, Jeff Myers, Gary Kaiser, Chris Wood, Stuffy Dwyer, Gary Rinard, Sonny Salinas. SECOND ROW: Kathy Ray, Anita Hudson, Cubby Houser, Kandy Kaser, Sherri Brown, Wendy Stine, Lynette Longardner, LuAnn Baughman, Laurie Culler. THIRD ROW: Tony Burnett, Chuck Barkley, Dave Collins, Jeff Lepper, Jerry Hook, Rick Collins, Tom Morr, Tim Hamman. FOURTH ROW: Kenny Casebere, Mike Damron, Marty Daniels, Gilbert Ortiz, Dave Blair, Jim Evans, Mike Camp, Chuck Dickerhoff. FIFTH ROW: Joyce Cook, Jane Hollabaugh, Eugene Evans, Randy Schmucker, Dave Bishir, Dennis Shultz, Dave Carper. SIXTH ROW: Lori Keltner, Lisa Blaker, Paula King, Amy Laux, Darlene Smith, Jeff Keller, Keith Sanders, Brad Kaiser. BACK ROW: Jon Hollabaugh, Wes Hantz, Rick Keener, Dave Work, Nick Gollmer, Lloyd Beard, Erik Johnson, Steve Billings. “Three up and three down!” Junior Randy Schmucker Sophomore Mike Camp 72 EXCHANGE STUDENTS Torbjorn Andersson and Maria Menacho Dear Fellow Blazers: This is a letter that I think I owe you all at Eastside. I want to thank you all for making my stay here in the United States the best year of my short, but intensive life. When I first came here, everything was new and different compared to my Sweden. The school sys- tem was different, the language, the way of thinking and the rules. Every day I got to know people and make friends. I think that some of you guys are going to be my very dearest friends for the rest of my life, and I promise to come back some day and visit Butler, St. Joe, Spencerville and maybe even New- ville. My year has been a lot of fun. Events like the Washington trip, prom, graduation, Florida trip and “The Hole top the list. I have learned a lot about people, life, and myself. I have changed totally as a person, I hope it is to the better. My way of valuing things is different. Now I understand to appreciate people and feelings and accept differences between individuals and countries. Finally, I just want to thank you one more time and tell you that I think you are great and the U.S. is a country to be proud of. I hope that I haven’t disap- pointed you too much and I hope you will treat your next student just as great as you did to me, and to you who are thinking about applying for a year in another country, I just want to say, do it! You will have a lot of fun and you are going to find yourself. Keep in touch! Ronda Doll and Vivian Ortiz were sponsored by the Spanish Club as they visited Mexico in the summer months. Dear Eastside Students: By the time you read this letter the Bolivian ex- change student will be very far from Eastside. I want you to know how good I felt during the school year. It was more fun and friendship than I expected. I've never thought that I would have such a great exper- ience at school. Everybody is just great. Teachers are more friends than teachers. One of them who really helped me was Mr. Wagner, thanks Mr. Wagner, and thanks all the teachers. To all the students, I don’t have words to say thank you for being good friends and for making my exper- ience wonderful. The only thing left to say is take care and “Go Big Green . Maria Menacho 73 Tobbe Andersson Mr. Kropf and Mr. White participated in WMEE basketball Mrs. Cowen doesn’t spend all of her time with the students; game against our faculty. part of it goes to tennis! ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD: Sitting — Connie Miles, Gene Balser, Norman Kinsey. Standing — Reynold Johnson, Walter Grogg, Keith Crow Lloyd McClellan. Dr. Charles Hampel, Superintendent Mrs. Peggy Cowen, Principal ■t Mr. Rex Bolinger, Assistant Principal 76 Mrs. JoAnn David, Guidance Counselor Mr. Jerry Zonker, Guidance Counselor 77 SPECIAL HELPERS Secretaries; Jean Camp, Sandy Meeks, Mildred Cairl, Melinda Maintenance Supervisor and Assistant: Virgil Fiedler Livengood and Gary Kaiser Voluntary Assistants: Kay Schiffli, Marge Crow, Nina Hollabaugh, Shar- on Gollmer, Loxie Kees, Phyllis Hiler, Second Row: Helen Emenhiser, Sharon Baker, Bernice Timmerman, Brenda Hobblewitz, Helen Yeiser, Janet Imhoff, Marjorie Zeisloft, Carol Feightner, Beverly Johnson, Crystal Hite, Teresa Young, Becky Moore. Bus Drivers: FRONT ROW — Dortha Reinhart, Joan Meeks, Carol McMa- ken. BACK ROW — Harold Murphy, Wendell Cook, Robert Miller, Jerry Eck. 78 Office Cadets: FRONT ROW — Jamie Smith, Bobbie Lehman, Jenny Wilges. SECOND ROW — Kim Mullett, Jana Armstrong, Kelli Ginder, Yvonne Miller, Susan Zeisloft. BACK ROW — Peggy Buell, Sandy Hantz, Tracy McKown, Melinda Krontz, Colleen Slaughter, Cooks — Maxine Kelly, Eileen Miller, Ruth Swartz, Alva Beard. BACK Flag Boys — Marvin Fugate and Jeff Bartell ROW — Helen Emenhiser, Ruth Sipe, Dee Clark — Head, Agnes Suntken 79 FACULTY GAINS Alice Baldwin Assistant Librarian Beverly Bishir Reading Aide Anne Bowden 11, 12th grade English Darrell Casey ICE-ICT Instructor Theresa DeVos Jr. High Science Rose Fetters 7th grade Science Mike Fiedler History, Sociology, Psychology Richard Foster Elementary, Jr. High and High School Band Lorene Franklin Vocational Business Ray Graves Spanish Richard Dean Halsey Agriculture William Hill Jr. High Math Donna Hollabaugh 9. 10, 12th grade English Janis Hood Business Nancy Hudson Business Rick Hudson Physical Education Instructor Phoebe Humbles 10, 11, 12 grade English Shirley Johnson Home Economics Nada Kelsey Special Education Richard Koeneman Jr. High and High School Art ao COMPLIMENTS OF MEYER’S STANDARD SERVICE NEW RESPONSIBILITIES Kris Kropf General Math and Algebra I Rex Lawrence 10th grade English Linda Long Jr. High English Pat Markey Physical Education Instructor Beverly Martin Special Education Jan Morr 9th grade English Connie Myers Study Hall Supervisor Vicki Ober Jr. High and High School Art Kenneth Olin Math and Science Benton Ordas Industrial Arts Robert Penix Photography and Graphic Arts Robert Pfiester Jr. High and High School Music Marsha Pullen Government and Economics Chris Raber Industrial Arts Richard St. Laurent French Alfred Sherer Jr. High Social Studies COMPLIMENTS OF DAVIS STUDIO 81 FACULTY Helen Sherer Librarian Mike Slentz General Science and Biology Leon Strange Typing I and Health Candi Surber Home Economics Becky Thompson Jr. High Math Merle Wagner High School Math Mike Watson U.S. History Diane White Jr. High English Jim White Jr. High Social Studies Sam Young Industrial Arts Meg Zenk Special Education Assistant Mr. Wagner helps a student with his math. 82 COMPLIMENTS OF ‘IN FASHION' GOTCHA! “Now dear hearts, what seems to be the problem?” Mrs. Ober awaits the ninth month. Autographs 84 Autographs 85 The future Senior football players Gregg, is that any way to act to a yearbook photographer?” Chris Kelsey and Lee Blaine wishes everyone a “Happy Halloween”. That's using your nose! IN MEMORIUM . . . With Frank around We always had fun He brought happiness and laughter to everyone. Without him Some things won’t be the same Because he had so many friends And a lot of fame. We will never forget and always reminisce All the good times we've had That we'll always miss. So many cried when he passed away As it is always some day But why this way? A lot admired him Oh, so well And they cried so much You could tell God only knows what was on his mind But like Lisa says he’ll always be mine. We won’t forget him from this day on end, God Bless Him. Amen Composed by: Lynette Parker SENIORS TORBJORN ANDERSSON Science 12; Yearbook 12 JULIA LYNN ARMSTRONG Chorus 12; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12 — Pres; Thespians 10, 11, 12 — Pres; Art 9 — Pres, 10; Science 10, 11; French 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Class Pres. 11; Class Sec. 12; Class Treas. 9; Newspaper 9, 10, 11; Girls' State Rep; Miss Eastside 12 MARK DANIEL BARTELL Track 12; Spanish 9, 10 JONATHAN MICHAEL BASSETT FFA 9, 10 LORI CHRISTINA BAUGHMAN Science 11, 12 LU ANN BAUGHMAN Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10; Drama 12; Science 10, 11; VIC A 12; French 9, 10, 11; Varsity E 11, 12; Prom Court BRENDA JOY BEATY Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Trackettes 9; Student Council 11, 12 — Sec; Spanish 9, 10, 11 — V. Pres, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Queen Can. 12; Bat Girl 10, 11, 12 KEN BERRY Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9 89 1979-1980 — A YEAR OF CARMA JO BREMER Track 9, 10; Drama 12; Art 9, 10, 11 — Pres; French 9, 10, 11 — Sec, 12; Varsity E 9, 10, 11; NHS 11. 12; Miss Eastside 12; Prom Court ALETA DAWN BROWN Gymnastics 9 — Mgr; Track 9 — Mgr; Chorus 11, 12 Varsity Singers 11, 12; Student Council 9; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; French 9, 10,11, 12 — Sec; Pep Club 9; Yearbook 11; Newspaper 9, 10, 11 RICKY LYNN BURNS FFA 10, 11, 12; Prom Court CATHY ANN BUTTERMORE LEE HOWARD BLAINE Wrestling 10, 12; Track 9; French 11; Class Treas. 11; Boys' State Rep. DAVID ALAN BLAIR Cross Country 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12 — Treas; Drama 12; Science 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Varsity E 10, 11. 12 — Pres. SHERRI LYN BROWN Volleyball 11, 12; Baseball Stats 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10 — Pep; Student Council 9. 10, 11; French 9, 10. 11; Varsity E 12; Yearbook 11, 12 — Bus Mgr; Class V. Pres 9 CHARLES REIGN BUNGARD FFA 9; Art 9; VICA 12 90 LASTING MEMORIES LU ANN RENEA CHAPPELL Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11 JAMES D. CLUSTER FFA 11; VICA 12 LORI J. CROY Art 9, 10, 11, 12; OEA 12; COE 12; Pep Club 9, 10 JOYCE L. DANIELS Trackettes 10, 11; Drama 11, 12; Art 9, 10; Science 9, 10, 11. 12 — V. Pres; Yearbook 11; Office Cadet 11 MARTHA JEAN CANNADY Trackettes 10; Chorus 9; Drama 10, 11; VICA 12; Spanish 9, 10; Office Cadet 10; Rifle Corp 10; Library Aide 9, 10, 11, 12 TINA MARIE CARNAHAN French 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Blazettes 10, 11; Sports Officials 11, 12 EVAN LA VON COLLINS Cross Country 9; Track 9; VICA 12 — Pres LINDA L. COLLINS Track 12; Art 9, 10, 12; Pep Club 12 91 GERALD DELONG RONDA KAY DOLL Baseball Stats 9, 10; Student Council 9; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 12; OEA 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; Yearbook 11, 12 JAMES MARVIN DOVE Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 — V. Pres; Varsity E 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Boys' State Alt. VIRGINIA ANN DUKE Gymnastics 9; OEA 11, 12; COE 12; Office Cadet 10, 11; Class Treas. 12; Blazettes 10, 11 JOHN NELSON DWYER Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9; Track 12; Varsity Sing- ers 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 12; Varsity E 10, 11, 12; Class Pres. 10 LLOYD W. DEPEW FFA 11, 12 DEE ANN L. DOWDEN Science 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Newspaper 9, 10 STEPHEN MICHAEL DUKE Basketball 9, 10; VICA 12 92 GREGG ARTHUR FARRELL Baseball 9 — Mgr; VICA 12 SHARON MAUREEN FRAKES Cheerleader 10, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Drama 9; Pep Club 9, 10, 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Class V. Pres 10; Batgirl 11; Homecoming Court 9, 12 WESLEY J. HANTZ Football 9; Cross Country 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12; VICA 12; Varsity E 10, 11, 12 FREDERICK LEE HAMPEL Football 9; Varsity Singers 9; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Drama 9, 10, 12; Thespians 10, 12; French 10, NHS 12 — V. Pres; Class V. Pres 12 BILLY JOE GILVIN Science 12 EARL W. GOLDSMITH FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; OEA 12 NANCY DIANE HEFFELFINGER OEA 11 — Sec; Rifle Corp 9; Blazettes 10 LISA GAY HERRICK French 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12 — Treas; Prom Court; Blazettes 9, 10. 11; Sports Officials Club 11, 12 SENIORS LOOK FORWARD LAURA LEE HOLMES Art 9, 10; Science 10, 11, 12; OEA 11. 12; COE 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9; Yearbook 11, 12; Class Sec. 11 JERRY G. HOOK Football 9, 10, 12; Track 11, 12; FFA 9, 10, 11 —Sentinel, 12 — Pres; Varsity E 10, 11, 12 ANITA LOUISE HUDSON Basketball 9, 10; Band 9, 10; Student Council 10, 12; Science 12; French 9, 10; Varsity E 9, 10, 12; NHS 11, 12; Class Pres 9 KELLY KRISTINE HUDSON OEA 11 BABETTE SUE HERSCHBERGER Student Council 12; Art 9, 10, 11 — V. Pres, 12 — Pres; Science 10, 11, 12; French 9, 10, 11; Yearbook 11, 12 ROXANNE HEWITT Science 11; French 10, 11 KIMBERLY DAWN HOUSER Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Stud. Council 11, 12; Science 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity E 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Sports Officials Club 11, 12 RICKY DWAYNE HOWARD Football 9, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Art 9; VICA 12 — Parlia- mentarian; Varsity E 11, 12 94 TO NEW OPPORTUNITIES BRUCE ALLEN JORDAN VICA 12 GARY ALAN KAISER Football 9, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity E 11. 12 JOHN CHRISTOPHER KELSEY Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Track 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11; VICA 12; French 9; Varsity E 10, 11, 12; Class V. Pres 11 JAMES VIRGIL KIMMEL Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Prom Court LAUREN LEE HULBERT DANIEL R. JOHNSON Art 10 KANDY KAY KASER Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12; Student Council 10; French 9, 10, 11; Varsity E 9, 10, 11. 12; Yearbook 12; Class Pres 12; Prom Court RICKY LEE KEENER Football 9; Cross Country 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Base- ball 9, 10. 11, 12; VICA 12; Varsity E 9, 10, 11, 12 95 PAULA JO KING Volleyball 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10; Track 9, 11, 12; Band 9, 11, 12; FHA 9. 12; Spanish 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 — V. Pres. JERRY LEE KRONTZ LYNETTE LEE LONGARDNER Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Band 9, 10; Varsity E 9. 10. 11, 12 ROBYN LOY Volleyball 9, 12; Track 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; Art 9, 10; Spanish 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11. 12 JOSEPH LYNN KIMMEL Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Prom Court LARRY DALE KING Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10 LORI JEAN LAUX Art 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Rifle Corps 10 LAURA LEE LAWSON % LINDA JO MILLS Track 9; Art 10, 11. 12; Science 11. 12 LEWANDA GAIL MOONEYHAN VICA 12; CETA 9, 10 JEFFREY ALAN OTT Basketball 9 — Mgr, 10 — Mgr; Track 9 — Mgr, 10 — Mgr; FFA 10, 11; VICA 12 MELISSA MARIE PASCONE Trackettes 10; Student Council 9, 10; French 9; Blazettes 10, 11 — Capt. STEVEN ANTHONY MAYER Art 9. 10; VICA 12 CONNIE LYNN MCCONNELL Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Rifle Corp 10, 11, 12 — Capt. JEFFERY WAYNE MYERS Football 9, 11. 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama 11; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 VICA 12; French 9; Varsity E 11, 12; Boys’ State Rep; Prom King VIVIAN JANE ORTIZ Mat Maids 10; Trackettes 10; Spanish 11, 12 — Pres; Blazettes 9, 10, 11 — Capt; Batgirl 10 97 THE POINT OF ROGER ALLEN POWERS Golf 9, 10, 11; VICA 12; Varsity Ell; Yearbook 11, 12 KATHLEEN JANE RAY Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Thespians 11, 12; French 10,11; Varsity E 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 12 LISA ROBERTS (PARKER) Track 9; Band 9; Art 9; French 12; Office Cadet 11 DOUGLAS W. ROBINETT Science 12 GLENDA PIERSON FHA 10, 11 KIMBERLY ANN POWELL Gymnastics 9, 10; Track 9; Student Council 11, 12 — Pres; Art 9; Office Cadet 11; Class V. Pres 11; Blazettes 9, 10 TROY A. RAYLE Band 9. 10. 11 GARY LYNN RINARD Football 9; Cross Country 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 12; Varsity E 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Prom Court 98 NO RETURN SANTANA SALINAS JR. Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10, 11; Track 11; Baseball 9, 10, 12; VICA 12; Varsity E 9, 10, 11, 12 REGINA ELIZABETH SCHLA1 .tR Gymnastics 9 — Mgr; FHA 9, 10 — Point Chairman; Library Cadet 10 JACQUELIN JO SNYDER (GIRARDOT) Gymnastics 9; Drama 12; Spanish 9, 10; Pep Club 9; Blazettes 9 MONICA JEAN SNYDER Cheerleader 9; Student Council 9; Drama 12; OEA 12; COE 12; Office Cadet; Band Twirler 11 LARRY W. ROHM KRISTI LEIGH ROSS Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 11 ANNE LOUISE SCHOONOVER FHA 9; VICA 12; Library Club 10, 11 DEBORAH ANN SIPE Science 9, 10; OEA 12; COE 12; Varsity E 9; Pep Club 9, 10; NHS 12 99 DENISE ANN STRAWN Gymnastics 9, 10; Science 11; OEA 11,12; COE 12; Office Cadet 11; Blazettes 9, 10, 11 KIMBERLY KAY STRAWN (KESSLER) Cheerleader 9; Gymnastics 9; Band 9, 10; Science 11; VICA 12 —Sec.; Office Cadet 11; Blazettes 10; Pep Band 9; Miss Eastside 11 MARSHA L. SOULE Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12 WENDY EVE STINE Volleyball 10, 11, 12 —Capt.; Science 9, 10; French 9, 10, 11. 12 — Pres.; Varsity E 12 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE KENNETH DEAN STROCK Band 9; Art 10 MARK ALLEN TATRO Track 10; Art 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 10, 11, 12; VICA 12; Varsity E 11 TINA LOUISE TIMMERMAN (WILLIAMSON) Art 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9 COLEEN KAY VAN ZILE Band 9, 10; French 9, 10, 11 — V. Pres. 12; NHS 11,12; Yearbook 11 — Asst. Editor, 12 — Editor; Girls’ State Alternate; Sports Officials Club 11, 12 100 PAUL E. WALKER Football 9; Band 9, 10; Art 9, 10, 11 JAMES JOHN WHITMAN Cross Country 10, 12; Varsity Singers 12; Science 12 4. J RENEE KAY WILSON Trackettes 10; Office Cadet 11 CHRISTOPHER ALAN WOOD Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9; VICA 12; Varsity E 9, 10, 11, 12 CRAIG EUGENE ZAHNER Band 9. 10, 11 — V. Pres. 12; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 9, 10, 11, 12 — Pres.; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12 JACOB E. YOUNG Wrestling 12; Varsity Singers 12 RHONDA LYNNE YOUNG Volleyball 9, 10; Art 9, 10, 11; VICA 12 — Pres.; French 9, 10, 11; NHS 12; Prom Queen 11 101 JUNIORS AND SENIORS ENJOY WASHINGTON, D.C. COMPLIMENTS OF H.E. JOHNSON SON JUNIORS Joe Alloway Lisa Andrews Lona Akey Kellie Baird Brad Baker Chuck Barkley Dawn Bassett Tina Beard Kurt Berry Steve Billings Dave Bishir Cindy Bissell Deb Blair Greg Blaker Beth Burdick Cheryl Burkhart Tony Burnett Randy Burns Kent Busche Brian Carpenter David Carper Larry Chapman Tina Chaney Jeff Collingsworth David Collins Rick Collins Cynthia Cook Laurie Culler Lydia Curcio Don Dapp Doris Davis Chuck Dickerhoff David Drake Terry Duke Jeff Edgar Ron Eichel Lonny Emenhiser Marlene Emenhiser Tony Emerson Eugene Evans Tina Farrell Dan Farrer Jeff Fee COMPLIMENTS OF ARMSTRONG BOUQUET 103 JUNIORS BURST INTO Sam Forster Lynn Fry Brett Gearhart Kelli Ginder Karl Goldsmith Nick Gollmer Jenny Haines Shelia Haley Tim Hamman Shari Harmon Sherry Herrick Jerry Hochstetler Diane Inman Erik Johnson Brad Kaiser Jeff Keller Kelly Keltner David Kinsey Chris Krafft Stacey Kurtz Jeff Lane Steve Lechleidner Marcie Lengacher Jeff Lepper Wes Lockard Jeff McKean Kathy Martin Tracy Martin Ann Maynard Rosalie Mercer David Miller Ronda Miller Tina Miller Yvonne Miller Brant Moore Brian Moore Rod Moore Tom Morr Michelle Muraski CindyMyers Cindy Ott Rachel Pauton Ruthie Powell Lynn Reinhart Verne Ridenour Eric Rosselot Keith Sanders Randy Schmucher Dennis Shultz Cathy Simmons Darlene Smith Jim Smith Jamie Smith Teresa Surface Joel Surfus Laurie Teegardin Rudi Thomas Penny Tule Mike Van Zile Roger Voirol Dianne Wade Mike Walter Brian Washier 104 COMPLIMENTS OF DARRELL O. MILLER, O.D. Heather Watson Betty Welty Jennifer West Wayne West Jennifer Wilges Jodi Wirick Tracey Woodard NOT PICTURED: Bob Eichel, Robin Fender, Bill Hulbert, Susan Miner, Jeff Nicole, Tim Rubalcaba, Marsha Slaughter Heather Watson and Percy Young take a few moments out of the day to talk seriously. Class Officers: Back — Mari Zenk, Jenny Wilges, Jeff Keller, Tina Beard. During Spirit Week, Junior Chuck Dickerhoff and Sophomore Lisa Blaker expand their jaws by stuffing bubble gum into them. COMPLIMENTS OF ULRICH PHARMACY 105 SOPHOMORES . . . YOU’RE CLOSER Diane Sipe admires a perfect (?) paper. Joe Albertson Jana Armstrong Kenny Austin Theresa Baker Jeff Bartell Lisa Blaker Julie Bremer Brad Brown Peggy Buell Tina Burnett June Burton Mike Camp Barb Carper Kenny Casebere Mike Casebere Sarah Casebere Connie Collins Rich Conley Lori Crow Pam Culler Lorraine Curcio Clara Cluster Mike Damron Marty Daniels Perry Davis Sonda Doll Doug Dowden Jim Evans Melanie Fee Rick Fender June Fiedler Shelly Fogle Jack Frank Mike Gettys Kris Ginder Dave Graf David Griggs Robert Haines Jeff Hamman Vickie Handshoe Sandy Hantz Jeff Hart Sheila Hart Marilee Harter Julie Hawver Treasa Healy Mike Hiday Carla Hildebrandt Jon Hollabaugh Chris Holt Angela Hook Mike Horwitz Mike Hullinger Marsha Immel 106 COMPLIMENTS OF HORSELESS CARRIAGE Earl Jacquay Ken Jacquay Diane Jennings June Johnston Lori Keltner Kelly Kessler Kay Kline Mark Koeppe Donna Kray Tammy Krontz Stan Kurtz Dawn Lang Amy Laux Bobbie Lehman Michelle Lemos Frank Longardner Laura Ludwig Etta McDonald Tracy McKown Loretta McPherson Rita McPherson John Maloy Dave Martin Jewel Meeks Tony Miller Brent Miller Delores Miller Raymond Miller Darlene Mills Kenny Mills Julie Mishler Michelle Moore Kimberly Mullett Greg Myers Steve Newcomer Christina Nicole Gilbert Ortiz Lynette Parker Tom Philipp Shawn Rayle Debra Ridenour Teresa Rigby Toni Ritchie Rene Ross Glenn Saurbeck Renee Selleck Rex Schlatter Jennifer Schwartz Tona Shinabery Lisa Shultz Lori Shuman Diane Sipe Ed Smith Mark A. Smith Mark D. Smith Renee Souder Cindy Soule Stan Spencer Rich Timmerman Tom Tintsman Rick Tomlinson Steve Upp Doug Voirol COMPLIMENTS OF PARKISON TV SALES 107 SOPHOMORES Joan Zimmerman Sandy Zimmerman Scott Walter Jeff Ward Don Washier Barb Welty Matt Wertman Toni Wilges Pam Winslow Joe Wojciechowski Tammy Wolfe Dave Work Cindy Yeiser Randy Young Gerry Zenk RoEnna Zerkle NOT PICTURED: Patty Beck, Dan Brown, Patty Hicks, Jeff Hoover, Max McDonald, Debbie Schindler, Troy Strong, Kent Weaton FRESHMEN Randy Abell Ron Ahrndt Betsy Aldrich Darren Alloway Charles Austin Ronald Baker Tracy Ball Carl Barkley Lisa Barney Sara Bartell Gary Bassett Lloyd Beard Marilyn Bishir Daren Blair Lisa Brewer Steve Carper Faron Cluster Joe Coats Bruce Coburn Barbara Collins Betty Collins Joyce Cook Tim Damron Jeff Dangler Jim DeLong Lisa Dohner Tracey Dove Randy Drake Steve Durst Sandy Eck Randy Eichel Dave Ervin Tricia Erwin Scott Evans Barb Farrell Lisa Fetters Mark Fisher Martin Fogle Vincent Freese Penny Friedel Diane Fromm Marvin Fugate Ellen Garman Pam Gick Tammy Gilvin Robbie Goldner Katrina Gollmer Rick Green Tim Greuter Vince Grogg Lincoln Haley Bill Harmon Jackie Harrold Ricky Haverstock Sheila Herrick COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE KANDEL INSURANCE 109 FRESHMEN SEE HIGH SCHOOL Derek Herschberger Jane Hollabaugh Kelly Hoover Mike Howard Steve Howe Vicki Imhoff Patty Jones Greg Kaiser Rich Kaiser Skip Keltner Ken Kessler Haley King Kerry King Lori King Roberta King Dawn Kirkpatrick David Krieg Melinda Krontz Michael Ladd Barbara Lockard Judi Lucarelli Debbie McConnell Pam McConnell Miley McNamara Kathy Mack Brian Mansfield Todd Marchus Dona Martin Ron Mausteller Linda Mickelson Robin Miller Tari Moughler Mark Mullett Darlene Muraski Kelly Myers Janine Nash Mary Obendorf Becky Olson Teresa Ousley Dean Perry Suzanne Petre Roger Prentice Lamar Reinhart Kelly Schmidt Tina Scott Tamara Shafer Troy Shuman Colleen Slaughter Diane Smith Mitchell Snyder Rick Snyder Monte Souder Christina Soule Neil Spake Pam Spencer Ann Stanton Dawn Stine Terry Strock Daniel Surface Brent Swartz Clarence Thacker William Thacker Charlene Thimlar no COMPLIMENTS OF GENE BALSER D.V.M Christine Thomas Jeff Vinson Pam Wade Kathy Welty Mel West David Woods Lester Yoder NOT PICTURED: Sherry Baxter, Marilyn Berry, Patty Beck, Karen Cannady, Kim Chavis, Mike Coulson, Cindy Haas, Mike Hiday, Ray Leato, Robert Olson, Larry Partee, Melanie Ritchie, Loretta Teegardin, Shawn Treadway. Sister Sledge, Donna Summer, Michael Jack- son, and The Village People, to name a few, were some of the disco stars that hit Eastside this year. Several clubs and organizations sponsored discos put on by Robert Pfiester, head of the choral department. Spectrum-Light and Sound, from DeKalb High School, was a guest at two of Eastside's discos. One of these was sponsored by the yearbook staff and the other by the gymnastics’ team. Karen Cannady and Lisa Barney show their technique of the bump . Class Officers: Back — Tricia Erwin, Pam Wade, Char- lene Thimlar, Daren Blair COMPLIMENTS OF NEBELUNG SHOE STORE EIGHTH GRADERS LOOK Billy Albertson Chris Austin Tonja Bacon Barbara Ball Kelly Beck Andrew Bowyer Sandy Burkhart Cheryl Bush Joe Camp Phil Carper Jeff Chapman Renee Chew Odin Clifton Susan Cluster Vivian Collins Tod Cooper Jerry DePew Tom DePriest Penny Diehl Sharon Dohner Ray Easly Mark Eck David Edgar Bruce Everetts Mike Fell Rodney Fogle Karen Frakes Michelle Freese Lisa Fry Lisa Furnish Ralph Garman Kenneth Gick Ray Goldner Angela Gollmer Penny Graves Tammy Handshoe Soonja Harter Mike Hartman Keith Heffelfinger Don Helbert Kris Helbert Mary Helleman Dennis Hildebrandt Kimberly Hissong Connie Hite Stuart Hood Mark Hudson Tina Huffman Linda Jones Jeff Kaiser Wendy Lane Craig Lake Clair Lengacher Steve Lengacher Jody Lepper Chuck Lesher Keith Likes Tim McKean James Manon Laura Means Jill Meeks Diane Miller Joe Mills 112 COMPLIMENTS OF SEBERT OIL CO. FORWARD TO HIGH SCHOOL Ramona Mooneyhan Anthony Moore Greg Moore Greg Morris Karen Mullett Don Myers Laurie Myers Scott Nagel Louie Ortiz Liat Osmun Candy Parker David Parker Alisha Porter Christie Raymond Fawn Reed Roxanne Ross Jennings Rowe Ted Schaeffer Doug Schiffli Rebecca Schlatter Rick Schlatter David Schortgen Brad Shull Charlie Smith David Smith Rena Smith Bruce Everetts gets his fill of bubble gum. Adam Staley Jeff Studebaker Eric Surfus Michelle Swartz Tracy Swartz Laura Tatro Dirk Tejan NOT PICTURED: Shafter Baker, Serina Burns. Rod Hawver, Debbie Healy. David Howard, Duane Hulbert, Rick Kessler, Chuck Maynard, Darlene Partee, Todd Taylor, Chesney Van Dyke. SEVENTH GRADERS FIND Dyan Armstrong Joe Ault Emma Austin Terry Bacon Gene Baker Jodi Baker Mindy Baker Bruce Beard Terry Berndt Kathy Bishir Ruth Bishir Rebecca Black Billy Blankenship Egla Brewer Paula Brown Roberta Burnett Jim Campbell Kris Campbell David Cannady Jack Chapman Jamie Chapman Phil Chavis Alane Cluster During Spirit Week, Bruce Beard participated in the Banana-Eating Contest. Tina Collins Claude Combs Kevin Cook Valerie Cook Paul Cornett Jimmy Crager Tuesday Crager William Crago Lori Crawford Keith Crowl Shanna Crowl Mechelle Dallas James Daniels Sam DeLong Lynda Diehl Scott Dove Troy Emerson Kim Furnish Bob Gettys Teresa Gibson Tammy Glasser Teresa Gollmer Barbara Haines Shelly Haley Billy Handshoe Christie Harmon Yvette Harrold Tammy Haverstock 114 COMPLIMENTS OF CHANEY'S RESTAURANT TURMOIL AND ADVENTURE Keith Haynie Eva Hicks Henry Hicks Jimmy Hicks Melody High Renee Hiler Jennie Hollabaugh Julie Hollabaugh Don Hollman Danny Hook Tammy Huffman Melissa Hullinger Mathew Jacobs Jacki Johnson Mark Johnson Rita Jones Mary Kessler David Kiger Dennis King Doris King Sharon Kinsey Tonya Kirkpatrick Stephanie Kurtz Michelle Langham Rod Laux Richard Lilly Paul Lucarelli Lillian McConnell Danny Martin Lori Mason Tom Maynard Lisa Meek Scott Michael Bruce Miller Robin Miller Tammy Miller Valerie Miller Jackie Moore John Morris Kathy Moughler Dennis Myers Trent Myers Jeff Parker Tom Perry Lisa Petre Kim Pope Tim Rayle Bruce Reed Fred Richmond Deborah Riggs Kim Schaeffer Chris Schmidt Karen Schmucker Amy Scott John Scott Angela Sechler Toby Shinaberry Misty Smith Duane Snyder Bruce Stahl Brian Strong David Surface Kristy Surface COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY WARD 115 SEVENTH GRADE Jeff Tarlton Scott Thacker Chris Timmerman Max Troyer Pam Tule Ryan Turner Tammy VanDyke Curtis Vinson Cary Voirol Susan Voirol Jill Witte Kelly Woods Larry Yoder Rory Young NOT PICTURED: Dennis Black, Glenn Gyer, Melissa Poff, Steve Richmond, Frank Scott Bobbie Burnett gets ready to go to her next class. Eighth grade study hall students enjoy themselves. 116 Class Officers: Chris Zenk, Jodi Baker, Gene Baker TIME FOR LUNCH! “Checkmate? Uh, checkermate?” “I’ll let you copy my homework, for a price!” Jenny Hollabaugh and Angie Sechler exchange the latest gossip. Several Junior High students enjoy the new experience of eating lunch in a new cafeteria. 117 SPONSORED BY: Shell Auto rmme SUPER V ALU Dairi| Queen ATRIUM BUILDING 3415 S. LAFOUNTAIN KOKOMO. IN 46901 (317) 453-2100 BOX 397 BUTLER. INDIANA 46721 (219) 868-2121 May 25, 19 0 The Graduating Class Ea4t6-t.de High School 605 E. Green St. Butler, Indiana 46721 Dear Graduate: Vou have 4pent many years and countless hours studying the basic lam o{ nature and science that govern our universe, and the lam o bo4tne44, society and government which gov- ern our human relationships so that you uiould be prepared to meet the challenges o£ llf e. Vour success In meeting those challenges will largely be determined by how well you are able to function within the framework o these lam. However, perhaps In your quest fior knowledge and understanding you have Ignored the most Important lam ofi all—the eternal, unchangeable lam o£ God that not only govern the degree o happiness with which we will enjoy li e, but will determine our eternal destiny. It Is only as one understands and accepts these spiritual lam that the basic questions oft ll e can be answered—WHO AM I?—WHAT IS MV PURPOSE IN LIFE?—and WHAT IS MV VESTINV? These lam are presented f or your examination and consideration In the hope that you will filnd, as we have, the abundant and eternal ll e that Is available In Jesus Christ. Sincerely, AMBASSADOR STEEL CORP. Varyle L. Voden, President Richard C. Rlpberger, Vice President Ryan L. Hoover, Secretary-Treasurer VLV hg 120 TRUE HAPPINESS DEPENDS UPON A PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD. LAW ONE: God LOVES you, and Offers a Wonderful PLAN for Your Life. For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that who- ever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life.—John 3:16. I came that they might have life, and might have it abundantly. —John 10:10. LAW TWO: Man is SINFUL and SEPARATED from God. For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. —Homans 3:23. For the wages of sin is death. —Homans 6:23a. LAW THREE: Jesus Christ is God's ONLY Provision for Man's Sin. Christ died for our sins. . . He was buried . . He was raised the third day, ac- cording to the Scriptures. . . . —I Corin. 15:3-6. Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, but through Me. — John 14:6. LAW FOUR: We Must Individually RECEIVE Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord. We must receive Christ But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become the Children of God, even to those who believe in His name. —John 1:12. We must receive Christ through Faith For by grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; not as a result of works, that no one should boast. —Ephesians 2:8,9. We must receive Christ by personal invitation Behold, I stand at the door and knock; if any one hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him. —Revelation 3:20. 121 122 JOHN DILLEY P.O. BOX 189 Auburn, Ind 46706 (219) 925-4419 RICH GALLAGHER (219) 925-0921 SPECTRUM LIGHT SOUND Dances, Receptions, Parties, Etc. Compliments of Bohn Aluminum Brass Corporation A GUI WESTERN M nuUctunng Comp� � Plant 9 Butler, Indiana BASSETT OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. 509 S. Main St. Auburn, Indiana 46706 Supplies for Home, Office School SCHERER MAXFIELD, INC. Only I.H. Implement Dealer in Allen County an XL Dealer Leo, Indiana Ph. 627-2310 627-3291 Compliments of BUTLER BUTLER CONSTRUCTION, INC. Auburn, Indiana BUTLER PIZZA KING, INC. 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Fertilizer — Chemicals — Seeds 136 South Broadway Butler, Indiana 46721 CROW’S RAINBOW FARM CENTER, INC. St. Joe, Indiana 46785 Phone 337-5105 PHONE: 868-2332 Custom Application our Specialty 131 Right on to greater things RAYMOND JIM HEFTY STATE FARM INSURANCE Auto-Fire-Life Health Auburn, Indiana Phone: 925-2264 Bud Smith’s DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER SIBERY’S West U.S. 27 8 Auburn, Indiana Phone: 925-1233 CLOTHING CONCEPTS LOOK TO THE FUTURE The Place for Men’s Women’s Clothing and we’re ready right now to help you with most broad shouldered tasks your future plans may include. Francis M. Dulle Albion Production Credit Association 209 N. Cedar St. Auburn, Indiana 46706 221 South Main Auburn, Indiana 46706 132 STAMPING CO. INC TOTS TO TEENS KIDDIE SHOP THE BUTLER CO., INC Jobbers for Plumbing Supplies Heating Supplies Well Supplies Electrical Supplies Husky Half Sizes 111 North Main Street Auburn, Indiana 46706 Compliments of HENDRICKSON TANDEM CORPORATION ST. JOE ELEVATOR Feed Grain — Animal Health Come see our new modern mill We plan to be of service to you If you need something, let us know. P.O. Box 182 St. Joe, IN 46785 PHONE: 337-5051 ELECTRICITY... QMI what you MUMp) what you (UMI INDIANA MICHIGAN ---ELECTRIC COMPANY------ Ken Berry looks on as Kandy Kaser shows her opinion of McDonald’s. Mike Van Zile takes time out to listen to a little music. Jana Armstrong dresses up on Back- wards Day of Spirit Week. 134 THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF 1980 Front Row: Babbie Herschberger, Teresa Surface, Sherri Brown, Coleen VanZile, Joel Surfus, Laura Holmes. Second Row: Jenny West, Susan Zeisloft, Tina Beard, Yvonne Miller, Deb Blair, Cindy Bissell. Third Row: Lori Keltner, Pam Winslow, Donna Kray, Cubby Houser, Kandy Kaser, Sharon Frakes. Back Row: Connie McConnell, Mrs. Janis Hood Front Row: Teresa Surface — Ass't. Bus. Mgr., Joel Surfus — Ass’t Editor, Coleen Van Zile — Editor, Pam Winslow. Back Row: Donna Kray — Photographer, Lori Keltner — Photographer, Sherri Brown — Bus. Mgr., Babbie Herschberger — Photographer. This is the serious side of the yearbook staff of 1980. The deadlines, the captions, the copy and the selling of ads and yearbooks were all part of the sleepless (?) nights a few of the members experienced. The top picture is of the entire staff and the side picture is dedicated to those people who put forth a little extra effort to get this book put together. Thanks also to Mr. Penix for all of his cooperation. In past years the copy has given thanks to every- body, (and I mean EVERYBODY) who has even set foot in that little room at the end of the voca- tional building. This year I’ve decided to be differ- ent. Those that worked very hard: Sherri, Teresa, Pam, Donna, Lori, Babbie, Joel, Mrs. Hood, and me, have gotten a personal satisfaction out of having put together a book that future generations will look at and say, “This is one terrific book!” This is our thanks, but I, personally, would like to thank each and every one of you hard workers. The next page is my dedication to all of those crazy days spent in third period. 135 THIS IS IT! This is the third period that most of the yearbook staff remembers, including Mrs. Hood. Many times she would enter the room when we should have all been working; in- stead we were having what looked like a party, every day. I think Sut- ton’s market got the best deal out of it by getting the business we drummed up by purchasing our “munchies” at that store. All in all, the year has been very successful, a lot of fun, and I hope the tradition continues next year. Don’t forget about the work that has to be done, and Mrs. Hood will make it through another year. Good luck! Coleen Van Zile — editor The munchies crowd. 136