Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

1987 Easterner Vol. 24 Easrside Jr.-5r. High School 603 Easr Green Srreer Durler, Indiana 46721 'JjeuL eq 4u?4«qf 'even 'Positive Occt£o Stanfo 'tyeasi The 1986 Homecoming theme seems exemplary of the 1986-87 school year. The football team had its best season in six years. Their enthusiasm ignited the stu- dent body with a new spirit, be- ginning the year on a positive note. Also new to Eastside this year were several faculty members and 85 sixth graders wandering the halls in both fear and amaze- “This year we turned the cor- ner and the successes that await us in the future are many.” Dan Drotar EHS Football Coach ment. But 1987 is truly a new be- ginning for the members of the senior class. They must now pre- pare to leave the security of Eastside and enter an entirely dif- ferent school of learning — life. For some, this means college or other education, for others the work force, and for all a new challenge and definitely a new beginning. 2 Opening Opening 3 4 Candids Candids 5 Siy Uf Seven W '1« pe, t efif LICA 4 Masked members of the senior class up to mischief. J(jn Qr 6 People Division Seniors 8________________ Underclassmen 18 Junior High 26 -------Faculty staff 34 Greeting parents at Open House are freshmen Tara Patterson. Leigh Ann Frakes and Sara Armstrong. People Division 7 Seniors NEIL LAVERN ANTHONY JR.: Basketball 10, 11. 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Spanish Club 9. ift-tfreaqent 10) Pium-eourt 11: Home- coming Court 11. TAMMY LEANNE AULT: Basketball 9. 10. 11. •Votteyfrqft?, 10, ii, 12:-Trac 9. 10.11. 12; Art Club 10; Spanish Club 9. 10; Explor- atory Teaching 12. sm.tt rap bailfy CMeerteuuing ia 11. 12. French Club 9. 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Journalism 12; Bat Girl 10, 11. 12; National Honor Society 12; Prom Court tt.-vottevuutt Sfuis 11. Bqsebutt Sluts tt 12. ARTHUR H. BARTELL: Science Club 11. 12. Chess Club 9. 10. 11. 12. BRADLEY ALLEN BEARD: Basketball 9. 10, 11. -12: Baseball 9: Track IQ. 11 12. Cross Country 11. 12. Prom Court 11. KEITH ALLEN BLACK: Football 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12: Track 11: Chorus 9.10.11. 12 8 Seniors ’ANGETA' UHARLO'I II BLAkER': Cheerlead- ing 9. 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Mat Maids 9; French Club 9. 10; Student Coun- cil 1012(SecretgryJ 10, 11; nep Club 9. National hlonor Society 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Class Vice President 11. 12. 5TEPTOW! kIM BRUISER'; H-A W. Vi; Band 10. 12. SARA LYNN BUSS: Blazette 9. 10, 11, 12; Maf Maids 9. Science Club 9. 10; Spanish Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Journalism 12. Bat Girl 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 9, 10; National Honor Society 11 12. Yearbook Staff 11; Explor- atory Teaching 12; Class Secretary 1112; Baseball Stats 9. 10. 11. 12. MONIKA SUE BUTLER: Science Club 9. 10. Tfrdh.sh Club U.' TUHr'V2: Pep Club Yearbook Staff 11. CINDY JOY CARPER: Blazette 10. Mat Mqiqs 9. iu: urqmg inespidh'au TU; -' ence Club 9. 10; Pep Club 9; Chorus 11; Office Cadet 10. rtta martf-crew cnesrreqqing 11, ITT Art Club 10.11; Spanish Club 9.10, Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 9. 10; Office Cadet 11. 12. Class Of 1987 MARK WILLIAM CLINE BRUCE OAVB-GftGWL 6� onoo Club 4Di FFA 9, 10. 11 12 (Sentinel 10. President 11); National Honor Society 11 12; Home- coming Court 12. DAWN MARIE DALLAS; Mat Maids 9. 10; Science Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Office Cadet 10; Football Manag- er IQ. ■ ■■ MICHELLE LYNN DANGLER: Cheerleading 10. 11. Otazelte 9. Pusketbalt 9, Trqcfr-tg: Mat Maids 9. 10. 11. 12; Drama Thespian Club 9. 10. Band 9. 10, 11. 12 (Drum Major 12); Pep Club 9. 10, 11; Exploratory mui'Miny '12: ornee cuqeT v. iir'i'r Wrestling Stats 9. 10, 11, 12; Miss Butler Days 11; Miss DeKalb County 11; Class Treasurer 9. 10. 11 DARRIN A DICKERHOOF: Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. DCLH-A MAE CVCRCTTO Gymnastics 9. tOr Science Club 9. 10. 11, 12. Spanish Club 9, 10. 11. 12. Student Council 11. National Honor Society 11. 12. TODD CHRISTOPHER EVERETTS: Science Club 10. 11. 12 (President 12); Journalism 12; Chess Club 9; Homecoming Court 12; Monogor oo+teeH 40.' FeetbqH G+q s 40 TODD ALAN FOGLE: Science Club 10. 11. 12. Art Club 10; Chess Club 11; Chorus 10. -44—42‘ B+udent Aid 11? Monogef FootbolF 10. KIRK BRIAN FRANZ: Basketbal 9. 10. Foot- boW 40. 41. 12. TfqeK 11; Dfqmq Thespiqn Club 11 12; Journalism 12. SHELLEY DANEEN FRENCH: Gymnastics 9. 10; Mat Maids 10; Art Club 10. 11. Journal- ism 12.. Bond. Q. .10, 11 Qftioo Godet40i ROBERT M. GLASSER: Football 9. 10. 11; Wrestling 10. 11. Track 9, 10. 11. Science Club Q. IQ. 11 12, Art..QyU12, Journalism 12. RUTH E. GOLDSMITH: Blazette 11. 12; Mat UUmX.Q,. 10. .11. 12. BepCJub 0, Office Co- det 11. 12. Seniors 9 Seniors CATHLEEN NITA GRAVES: Basketball 9; Vol- leyball 9. 10. 12; Science Club 10. 12; French Club 9. 10 19 Speerh in Pep Club 9. National Honor Society 11. 12; NHS President 12; Exchange Student 11; Homecoming Court 9. 12. VICKY MARIE GRIGSBY: Blazette 9. 10. 11. Mat Maid 9. 10; Science Club 9. 10. 12. Spanish Club 9. Pep Club 9. 10. Prom Court 11. Class Treasurer 12: Football Mnnnger 10. JOHN HALE: Basketball 9; Science Club 10. MATTHEW LYNN HARRIS SCOTT LEE HART: Basketball 9. 10. 11. Football 11. 12. Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12; Sci- ence Club 9. LEANNE RENEE HAYES: Blazette 9. 11; Mat Maid 9. 10. 12; Drama Thespian Club 10. Pep Club 9. 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Office Goctet 9) ■l bfq� y-Atdo 40.-------- CHRISTINA R. HESSERT: Spanish Club 10. 11. 12. Band 9. 10. 11. 12. JODI LYNN HOUSER. Mat Maid 9. 10. 11. 12: Art Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Spanish Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Journalism 12. Pep Club 9. 10. 11. P1ANA L HUff..Science .Club 12, Spanish Club 10. Office Cadet 10. Basketball 9 TODD ALAN IMHOFF: Wrestling 9. 11. Dra- ma Thespian Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Science Club 44, 40. 44,-42v6+ugten Ate 11; Homecoming Court 10. 12. 10 Seniors Class Of 1987 LISA DIANE IMMEL: Blazett© 9. 10. 11; Mat Maid 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Office Cadet 44; Soieeoo Glub-fr----------------------- BRENT ALLEN JACK: Basketball 9. 10. 11; Football 9, 10. 11,12; Baseball 9, Track 10. 41. 4g? -Setenee Otato1 ■� : -40----------- VALERE TERESA JARRETT: Track 11; Gym- nastics 9. 10; Pep Club 9; Spanish Club 9; Yearbook- Stott. 44; fcwptofotefy Teoohiog 12. JACK THOMAS JENKINS. JR.: Wrestling 10. 11. AH CtUb 9. Pi ©not i Oub 9. JOUmuffSm 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Chorus 12. KENDRA LEIGH JONES: Mat Maid 10; Sci- uroyciub’?. ah ciuu 9.'io. it Pup-norr 10. Office Cadet 9, 10. MARLA JEAN KESSLER ANTHONY JOE KIRKPATRICK DONALD KLOTZ AMY DENISE LANE: Basketball 9. 10, 12; Volleyball 9. 10. 11, 12; Track 9. 10. 11; Drama Thespian Club 10; Science Club 9. 10; Spanish 9. 10; Class President 9._ Seniors 11 TODD DOUGLAS LANG: Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Baseball 9. 40, 4 4. 4fr Opanish €Hub 9: Pane 9. Chess Club 9. ANDREA JO LENGACHER: Blazette 10. 11; Mot Motdo 43' 6e«once Quto 9? Spanish Club 9; Pep Club 9; Yearbook Staff 12; Office Cadet 11. MICHAEL TODD LECHLEIDNER: Football 9. 10, U -Wrectfang 9, 40, 4 4. 4P- Ceience Club 11. 12; FFA 10. 11. 12. Seniors JACK LEE LILLY. JR.: Basketball 9.10.11. 12; Football 9. Science Club 10; Spanish Club ■9: FFffiy--------------------------------- HEATHER D. MAILLARD: Basketball 9; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Gymnastics 10; Speech 11; Tuuiuuuk SfHfril Ctiprijrlg1. Student Aid 9. 10. 11. 12. BRENDA SUE MANSFIELD: Spanish Club 9. io: journalism 12: pyp uuu 9. 10.---------- TERI JO ELIZABETH MAYER Cheerleading 9. 1U, 11, M; Science Club 1U; Spanish Club 9, 10; Student Council 12; Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 12; Year- book Staff 11; Exploratory Teaching 12; Office Cadet lb. AMY JO McCANN: Blazette 11; Mat Maids 9. 10. 11. 12; Spanish Club 9. 10. 11. 12 (President 12); Pep Club 9. lO. i. (Presi- dent 11). National Honor Society 12; Chorus 9. 11. 12 (President 12); Explor- atory Teaching 12._______________________ VICTOR J. McNABB: Football Manager 10; Wrestling Manager 9; FFA 10. 11. 12. STEVE MICHAEL MILLER: FFA 9. 10. 11. 12. TAMMY SUE MILLS: Science Club 9. 10. 11. 13, Art ClyfrQ, 40, 11, 13, Spanish Club IQ, 11. 12. SCOTT ALAN MINNICK Wrestling 9. 10. 11. Manor Society 11 ,..42 SUNDA JOYCE MORRIS: Blazette 9. 10. 11. Drama Thespian Club 9. 10. Science Club 10. bpahisn ciud V. iu. n; homecoming Court 12. KENNETH RAY MORROW: Science Club 9. dfr--------------------------------- SUZANNE MARIE MOUGHLER: Cheerleading 9; Volleyball 9. Mat Moids 9. 10. 11; Sci- UIILUClUU . 10. JUUITlUflSI 11 t?,-f 9. 10. 11. Chorus 11. Office Cadet 11. 12 Seniors Class Of 1987 JEFFREY LYNN MUNSEY: FFA 9. 10. 11. 12 (Sentinel 11); Journalism 12; Pep Club 9. ■Chorus IQ,. Truck Manager 14.-------- . MARLO JANE MURASKI: Track 9; Spanish Club 9. 10; Chorus 9; Exploratory Teaching 42.' Office Code� - 40. -IS.------------ AMY CORENE NOBLE: Blazette 11; Mat Maids 11.12; Spanish Club 11,12; Band 11. ■43', Choree 41, -42? OHioe- qdo4-44� -PfOf¥v Court 11. TAWNYA LAMOYAL PATTERSON: Volley- MU 9, ia ir 12; Art Club 9, 10, it; 12 (Treasurer 9. 10); Journalism 11; Explor- atory Teaching 12; Prom Court 11; Home- coming Court 10; Class President 12; Miss Butler Days Pageant 19 5 1st runner up. SCOTT L. PURDY: Science Club 10. 11. 12; Student Council 12; Journalism 12; Chess ciuu 9. to. ri, 12,1 NqnonqrHonor smi tv 12. AMY LOUISE SECHLER: Mat Maid 9. 10; Pep UUBT'IU.------------------------------ LISA MARIE SHAFER: Blazette 9. 10; Dra- ma Thespian Club 10; Science Club 10; Spanish Club 9. 10. 11; Student Council 11; Yearbook -Stott 43;..€Jqm Vtce ■ 11. JEFFREY LYNN SHULTZ: Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12. Science Club 10, 11, 12,'SMni5nCIUB 9,'1U. 'IT. 12; Jour- nalism 12; Class President 10. 11. Seniors 13 Seniors BONITA SUE SLABACH: Spanish Club 9. 10; Journalism 12; Band 9. 10. 11; Exploratory Tooehtog Student Atd 43-; Momeoom- ing Court 12; Office Cadet 10. 11. 12. DENISE ANN MARIE SMITH: Basketball 9. 10. 4-1.-42. french.Qub Qr IQ, Student.Council 9. 10. 12; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; National Hon- or Society 11. 12; Exploratory Teaching 12. ANTHONY WADE SPARKMAN: FFA 11. 12. bWC PHICL1P1 SMnH: Wrestling 9. 1U. DAWN MARIE SNYDER: Basketball 9. 10. Volleyball 9. 10. 12. Track 9. 10. 12; Dra- TTO' Th' Pi XTuE) 10; S667£3 Club 12; Spanish Club 9. 10. 12; Speech 10. Nation- al Honor Society 11.12; Exchange Student 11. Student Aid 12. KIMBERLY DEANA SQUIER: Drama Thespian Club 10, 11. Spanish Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Journalism 12; Student Aid 9. 10. 11, 12. raro aTi'------------- ANGELA DAWN STALEY: Cheerleading 9; Blazette 10. Mat Maid 9. 10, 12; Dra- ma inespian uub 9. 1u, science Uuo v, 10. 11,12; French Club 9; Bat Girl 9. 10.11. 12; Pep Club 9. 10 (Secretary 10); Year- book Staff 12 Office Cadet 10, 11; baJ Slots 9. to. H. 12. LESTER FORD TATRO: Science Club 10. 11. 12; Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Chorus 11, 12; Chamber Chorus 12; Jazz Band 11, 12. 14 Seniors GENA RHENA THOMPSON: Basketball 9. 10. Class Of 1987 LILLY CHRISTINE THORNE: Basketball 9; Dra- ma inespian Club iu; science Club 9. iu; Art Club 10; Journalism 12; Band 10. 11; Pep Club 9. 10; Chorus 11. 12. Office Ca- det 12.___________________________________ MIKE L. TREESH: FFA 11. 12. (Vice President 9). TODD L. TREESH: FFA 11. 12 (Vice President ■42)------------------------------------- KATHRYN LEAH WALLACE: Mat Maid 9. 10; Cafeteria Aid 9. 10. KENNETH W. WARNER: Football 9. 10; Wrestling 9. 10; Science Club 9. THOMATGTOT7 WEICHT B’dskefbail 9. iQ'.' 11. 12; Baseball 11. 12; Cross Country 11. MELINDA MARI KATHLEEN ZENK Cheer- leading 9; Track 9. Gymnastics 10; Mat Mqtds9, 40? Pfqmo ThoeptonCM� '9r-4Qr 11. 12; Science Club 10. 11 12; Spanish Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12 (President 12); Pep Club 9; National Honor Sorinty Court 11. Homa- coming Court 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12. Seniors 15 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Kelly Albert Mike Anthony Julie Antru fr Heather Arrants Chadd Baker Jerry Baker Shelly Baker .... TvnfrrrBuuiu Casey Bowman Cheri Bowyer Chris Brunner Brian Carpenter Jody Cearbaugn ■ . Hershel Chandler Kelly Collins Lori Collins _____David Cook Jeremy Curcio Nora Delagrange Thom Diehl Kim Eck Tim Eveim 1 Steve Franz Brad Fry Carla Gollmer Eddie Grable —Kelly Gragg - Tonya Handshoe Missy Hart Brett Helbert Joe Hollabaugh Andy tollman Jamie Holman Amy Hook Brent Houser -SftgttyHuctson- Joyce Jarrett Loren Johnson Josh Johnston Jenny Kaiser Thomas Kiessling Candi King Crystle King Randy Koch Horst Kokemuller Amy Ladd Susan Landrum Mike Langham —’’Honore' tehmer- Dawn Liberty Lynette Ludeker Shelly Mack Charlotte Mangus Angie Mas: ■ Charlotte Means 18 Juniors Closs of 1988 Carol Miller David Miller Julie Munsev Monica Nelson Thomas Oliver Jared Olson Vickie Ortiz Jim Ousley Stacey Pierce Mike Powell Lori Prosser Ramona Prough Julie Renfrow Doug Renkenberger Laura Riggs Harrv Riley Torrie Roose Scott Sayer Brian Sechler James Sechler Mark Seirennghr Dawn Shafer Tracy Shoudel Debbie Smith Marc Smith Toni 6roith ■■ - Troy Snyder Tim Strong Joel Surface Jane Thomas_______ Shelly Tieman Dawn Timmerman Tiffany Treesh Danney Warner Beth Washier Grant Webb Stephanie Webb Amy Weicht Dawn Welch Junior Class Officers — President, Julie Munsey; Treasurer, Heather Arrants. Secretary. Tammy Kenning; not pictured. Vice-President. Dawn Shafer. Juniors 19 Sophomores April Albertson Holli Arrants -----Uicki Amy Bosserman Stacy Brewer Tracy Brouillette Tina Brown Jim Burnett ” vaisris Bun n Holly Chapman Daniel Chavis Penny Coburn Randy Collins Candy Conine Dylan Conrad Patty Creager Kevin Crowl Mark Crowl David Daniels Joey Delegrange ftebeeeo-Qieetefietv Amy Dohner Carey Doub Steve Eck Dawn Ewers Lisa Fee --------Tsmwmr Terri Gilbert Jeremy Girod Tammy Greuter Glenn Hale ------Reaina Hanno Mishelle Hanthorne Teresa Harris Jimmy Harter Jackie Hartman Joy Hayes --------Jerry ttefitee 1 Matt Hiler Kevin Hite Carmen Hollman Denice Hollman ________Jeff Howard Ubvia Jacobs Tonia Jenkins Tina Kennedy Jeff Kimpel Michael King Cory Kitchen Shane Krafft Kevin Lechleidner Kirk Lechleidner David Lengacher Theodore Lichtsinn Theresa Lichtsinn 20 Sophomores Class of 1989 Cathy Little DeAnn Ludeker Allan Mack ----Tim Moteney Lynette Mason Lisa Mathes Gary Miller Chad Minnix Billv Moore Dawn Mt. Castle Keith Mullett Richard Mullett Brett Munsey Dee Muraski flbonda Murphy— Dawn Myers Tonya Newland Valerie Ortiz Melissa Parrett Thadd Patterson Clinton Prough Amber Recore Matt Redinger Ryan Reinhart Barbara Renfrow Darvin Riley James Ross Roger Schlatter Emily Shaffer Chad Shelton Matt Shockley Kerri Simmering Beth Smith Stacy Sparkman Robb Stiver Kevin Thompson Jamie Tinstman ----Poo bnqgrtilft- 1 Terry Van Dyke Ryan Walter Traci Walter Zach Willoughby Sophomore Class Officers — President. Kevin Hite; Vice-President. Stacey Brewer. Secretary. Valerie Ortiz; Treasurer. Doug Underhill. aj Sophomores 22 Freshmen Mike Albert Brenda Anthony Hope Arnett Greg Ault Carrie Baker Robert Ballentine Cliff Bard Harold Bergman Dnnn Rlnl r Jae Bowman Bridget Brock Todd Brown Heather Bungard Tina Butler Bruce Carpenter Xhotissa Carper- Scott Cline Anna Coats Brian Cook Cyndi Cox Tessa Crager Tom Crago Missy rtr Ai Bobby Damron Dawn Davis Heather Delegrange Damian Dickerhoof Eric Dohner Billy Dohner Donnie Edgar Tara Everetts Mike Fiig Leigh Ann Frakes Stephanie France Jeff Frigo Brent Grable Todd Haupert Heather Hayes Tara Heyman Todd Hill Troy Huff Larry Immel Debra Jarrett Desi Johnson Joan Jones Debbie Kenning Becky Kenning Kenda King Lorry King Wayne King Joe Klotz Sherry Klotz Brian Krontz Class of 1990 Melinda Landrum Elvis Lawson Holly Linn Chuck Lucarelli Dave Mast Mary Mayes Jamie McCann Jerry McNerney Heat her Menshy Steve Miller Brian Minnick Brian Moore Rick Moore Robin Moore Wayne Moore Tracy Munsey Chad Norton Jamison Nut tie Deanna Oberlin Robbie Oberlin Jonnie Ousley Chad Porrish---- Tara Patterson Cherie Plunkett Michelle Poinsett Cheryl Porter Shawn Provines Matt Ramer Mmde Raney Mandy Redinger Angie Reed Danny Reed Allen Renfrow Liz Renkenberger Freshmen 23 Freshmen Chris Riedel Shannon Ross Julie Sanders Noah Shimpf Jason Schwartz Heather Seslar Kris Smith Matt Smith Tammy Smith iJoug bnyaer Sheryl Sprunger Shawn Squire Angela Stairhime Shannon Stickney Bruce Strock Vicki Tatro Scott Thomas Angela Timmerman Treena Treesh John Van Dyke Ken Vines Chris Washier Michelle Wasson Mark West Candy White Buffy Williamson Calvin Yoder 24 Freshmen Eighth Debbie Akey Diana Andrews Jason Anthony Susan Armstrong Rochelle Arrants Preston Ayres Nick Ballentine Kim Beard Ryan Bennett Dnnn Riflflftf___ Cindy Boggs Kelli Bowyer Paula Brewer Rick Brown Lori Beull Mike Busche Charles Butler Joe Butler —■Margaret Cuyfu— Beth Capp Jon Casebere Matt Chavis Jennifer Coats Butch Coburn Brian Crager Donna Cumings WQwm rinmfnn Lori Damron Brad Dangler Chris Delagrange Shane Delagrange Chuck Depew Jill Diehl Andrea Dilley Christina Ditton Eighth 25 Greg Drake Ray Draper Robin Fee ----David Matt France Brent French Anthony Frigo Jalinda Fuller Brain Graves James Gresham Jamie Gresham Dole Graft Roxanne Grogg Ken Halsted Almond Handshoe Emrick Hanna Vicki Hardesty Dan Hartleroad Heather Hartz Randy Haupert -------RCH'H r't Carol Hite Mary Hollabaugh Jennifer Hopkins Janel Houser Robert Jones Jeremy Kaiser Nathan Kaiser Ben Kelham Todd Kennedy Tonya Kennedy Karen Kessler Billy Krontz Kris Lake Jeff Lang Jqnine Lechleidrier— Jason Lesher Chad Liberty Dawn Lichtsinn Mikki Lichtsinn Lynette Likens 26 Eighth Class of 1991 Above — Preston Ayres is pleased to have successfully completed his project in Industrial Arts. Right — Chris Lake and Brad Dangler enjoy the game tables after lunch. John McHale Jodee Miller Nicole Minnix Stacy Mortorff Tara Newland Mark Pierson Katherine Ray Tabatha Reas Steve Reeves Charles Renfrow Jason Reuter Kandie Richmond Helena Rohr Linda Roose Mike Rothgeb Tara Rowe Angela Schaeffer Robert Schlatter Brandy bcnooT Nadine Seltenright Kevin Sexton Angie Shelton Candy Slaybaugh Nikki Snyder Scott Sprunger Nathan Strong Deborah Studebaker Diane Studebaker Candy Swary Tamara Trenary Mike Waldron Carl Warner Jeff Washier Stacy Wasson John Yoder Eighth 27 Seventh Brodie Allred Ryan Andrews ______Kristen Bercaw Angela Bixler Richard Bollenbacher Nathan Bowker Susanne Bremer William Brown Shelley Busche Tanya Bush Heather Buss Rachel Butler ------iannto Carlson Marcie Chapman Joseph Chavis Heather Cobble Brett Conrad Lee Cook Heather Cox David Crow Michael Czaja ■ffitiffp piny r ioi Bradley Dove William Drake Clint Draper Greg Dull Jerry Eck Jim Eck John Edgar Kip Emenhiser Anne Emrick Chris Emerick Chad Fetters Eric Flood Thomas Foster Mark Frigo Duane Fry John FUmi h 28 Seventh Class of 1992 Seventh Grade Class Officers — President .Thomas Foster; Vice-President. Dawn Worman; Treasurer. Tommy Rosendaul; Secretary, Susanne Bremer. Ray Grigsby Rhonda Grogg Kev n Hardest y Tracy Harter William Harter Joey Hanke Jason Hoff Ryan Houser Tammy Howard Carolyn Huff Tina Hubert Lora Inlow •PatTtct Jacobs— William Jacquay Catherine Jarrett April Jones Bill Jones Jeremy Kaiser Kristi Keller Sabrina Koehl Echo Laux Angela Lechleidner Clint Leeper Ryan Lengacher Toby Lockhart Todd Lucarelli Brandy Mack Danny Mangus Todd Mason Jason McCosh Todd Miller Clifford Mooneyhan Steven Munger Diana Myers Jennifer Norton Troy Norton Kevin Ortiz Elton Owsley George Patton Thomas Pepple Seventh 29 Sevenrh Gary Pierce Christina Pinney Tronna Potter Christine Prosser Robert Reed Joseph Renfrow Allen Robinson Rick Rogers Tommy Rosendaul Wendy Ryan Christopher Salas Shannon Sexton Curtis Shank Mindy Shilling Tonya Shireman Jodi Shull Catherine Slaybaugh Jason Smith Jon Smith Michelle Smith Regina Smith Donnis Snyder Crystal Sponhower Karla Stamper Christine Starr Bryan Steckley Cherie Stiver Regina Stuckey Brenrtn Su nry Jim Teegardin Keith Timmerman Nancy Timmerman Crystal Wade Shelly Waldron Chuck Wank Jason Washier Matthew Webb Jason White -----Jqrred Wilson Shane Wilson Nicholas Wittwer Dawn Worman Kenneth Yoder 30 Seventh Sixth Laura Bigger bawn blaker Julie Boggs Malissa Brouillette Troy Bungard April Burger Trisha Burns Brian Capp Suzanne Carlson Dennis Chapman Shawn Cherin Tina Combs Chad (look Philip Crager Sherry Crager Tim Crager Kelly Crissman Fabian Cruz Angie Culler Eric Culler Gabe Daniels Scott Edgar Corissa Edwards Nicole Furnish Donald Galligher Jennifer Harger David Hartleroad Nicole Hensinger Brent Holman Jason Hoover Judith Houlton Brian Humbarger Heather Hummon tommy Jensen Amber Johnson Angie King Dawn Koehl Richard Liberty biana Likens Matt Luker Billy Maloney Sixth 31 Sevin Masonbrink ------Scoti McHate Joleen McCann James Merriman Vince Miller Brenda Moore Penny Moore Gary Moughler Valarie Petre Chad Pfefferkorn Tina Provines Carrie Raney Biurit freed Raegan Reinhart Carrie Riedel Andy Riley Shayna Roberts Tommy Ross Scott Sanders Jamie Schambers Kelly Scott Bee Scott —AITiy SUUUlf ' Justin Sexton Matt Snyder Joshua Solmes Roxanne Sponhower Jason Thomas Laura Tieman Mike Warner Rebecca Warstler Stacey Warstler Joshua Washier --- Zondrtq -Wotoof� - Darrin Webb Corrie Woodring k A I: .- .1 Regina Zahner Justin Zeisloft Nf Class of 1993 32 Sixth Above — Mrs. Osborn listens to Ozzie Osborne at her sixth graders' request. Right — Angie Culler takes a break to admire the goldfish. FACULTY Dr. Charles Hampel Superintendent Mrs. Carol Albright Ass't. Principal Mr. Rex Bolinger Principal Mr. Jim White Ass't. Prin. Ath. Dir. DeKalb County Eastern School Board — Front row — Meredith Storer. Kenneth Franz. Norman Kinsey. Back row — Randy Reinhart. Bert Campbell. Kaye Armstrong. Andy Crow. Dan Andersen. Vocal Music Delores Armstrong. Nurse Becky Balogh, Instrumental Music Connie Bowman. Math Natalie Buhro, Math Candi Byroads. English Dan Cairl. Sixth Grade Mildred Cairl. Secretary Kathy Carper. Learning Disabilities Nancy carper. 5ecretar7 Darrell Casey. Industrial Arts Linda Charlesworth. Home Economics Tamah DePriest. Business Mary Ann Eck. Custodian Lonny Emenhiser. Math ----------JOTS FefTers.' TTaW Rose Fetters. Math Mike Fiedler. Social Studies Virgil Fiedler. Maintenance Scott Fleming. Industrial Arts Sherry Fuller, Secretary Jane Helton, tngiisn Bill Hill, Social Studies Donna Hollabaugh. English Tom Hollabaugh. Science Janis Hood, Business Kathy Jacquay. Secretary Lisa Johnson. P.t. heaitn Maxine Kelley, Cafeteria Rod Knox. Science 34 Faculty Richard Koeneman. Art Sandy Lane. Bookkeeping Pat Markey. Physical Education ■Beveily. .Martin. Special Friunotion Loretta Mitchell. Librarian Vicki Ober. Guidance Ken Olin. Math Lyn Osborn. Sixth Grade Connie Parker. Cafeteria Kathy Pfister, French Marcia Pullen. Gov't Econ. Sam Reinoehl. Voc. Agriculture John Rigel, Social Studies Ruth Schwartz, Cafeteria 1 nurn Shftph rrl FnqUsh----------- Kurt Simerman. Industrial Arts Mike Sipe. Physical Education Sherry Smith, Sixth Grade Nedra Stephens. Art Leon Strange. Business Agnes Suntken. Cafeteria Carolyn SJrawn. Library Aide Carol Villavicencio. Spanish Merle Wagner, Math Jon Wallace, Maintenance Diane White. English Linda Wolf, Home Economics Cheryl Wolfe. Student Advisor Deanna Worden. P.E. Student Teacher Jerry Zonker, Guidance Faculty 35 SiyAty-Seven 36 Student Life Right — Members of the Homecoming Court attempt to keep warm during the game. Bottom right — New student? Bottom left — Matt Harris relaxes after a tough class. Below — An all too familiar sight. Above — Harry Riley works to develop the right negative Above left — Shelly Baker admires the photography of classmates. Left — Mom Eck with her kids”. Shelly Baker. Loren Johnson. Brian Carpenter and Tammy Ault. Student Life 37 38 Student Life LIFE Top — Robb Stiver. Patty Creager and Matt Shockley greet guests. Middle — Jack Lilly and Noah Schimpf show off their chess maneuvers for parents in the library. Below left — Mr. Drotar talks with students and parents. Below — Julie Munsey entertains faculty children during Open House. Student Life 39 STUDENT LIFE Sponsored by the Student Council, Homecoming week offers many excit- ing activities. Homecoming week fea- tured the usual dress up days as well as the Battle of the Classes. Competitions this year included the mummy race, a tug-of-war, a banana eating contest, the four-legged relay and hall deco- rating contests. Class floats traveled through Butler during the Homecoming parade as did the four senior Home- coming Queen candidates and the queen court. Halftime ceremonies in- cluded the introduction of the players, cheerleaders, and their parents and the crowning of the new Homecoming Queen, Mindy Zenk. top — 1986 Homecoming Queen Mindy Zenk crowned by former queen Karen Hissong. Middle — The 1986 Homecoming Queen and her court: Carrie Baker, Scott Cline. Debbie Smith, Mike Anthony. Sunida Morris, Tony Kirkpatrick, Mindy Zenk. Todd Everetts. Karen Hissong, Cathy Graves. Bruce Crowl, Bonnie Slabach. Todd imhoff, Lynette Mason. Steve Eck. Right — Senior candidate Cathy Graves enjoys being chauffeured by escort Bruce Crowl and Tim Evans. 40 Student Life Left — Twins Stacey Brewer and Penny Coburn smile for our camera. Below left — Jeff Shultz. Chris Brunner. Thadd Patterson, and Dave Mast snarf bananas in a homecoming competition. Below right — Local nerd Chris Ramer heads for his next class. STUDENT J1 LIFE Top right — Andrea Lengacher smiles as she greets playgoers Right — Honore Lehmer puts the finishing make-up touches on David Cook Below — Kim Squier helps Julie Sanders apply her make-up for opening night. Below right — Kirk Franz assists in last minute prop touch-ups. 42 Student Life The cafetorium stage came alive with the Eastside Come- dy and Tragedy Club's perfor- mance of The Importance of Being Earnest. In this delightful play by Oscar Wilde, Jack Worthing lives a double life — one in the country as himself and one in town as Ernest Wor- thing. Under the guise of Ernest, Jack proposes to the beautiful Gwendolyn Fairfox. Meanwhile Algernon Moncrieff, privy to Jack's double identity, uses the Ernest Worthing identity to pro- pose to the young Cecily Car- dew. Eventually the two newly engaged young ladies meet, only to find they are both en- gaged to Ernest Worthing. Immediately the ladies com- pare notes to see who has the prior claim. Harsh words and hi- larious situations ensue. Even- tually the mix-up of mistaken identity is unexpectedly straightened out, and both men quickly learn the value of being earnest. The cast members included: Larry King as Jack Worthing, Jerry Slabach as Algernon Moncrieff, Jamie Holman as Gwendolyn Fairfox, Liz Renken- berger as Cecily Cardew, Julie Sanders as Lady Bracknell, DeAnn Ludeker as Miss Prism, Todd Imhoff as Reverend Cha- suble, Ed Grable as Merriman, Steve Franz as Lane, and Dave Cook as the servant. Above — Jerry Slabach. dressed as his character, Algernon Moncrieff. waits in the wings Left — I am afraid you must be under some misconception! Ernest proposed to me exactly ten minutes ago! Cecily Cardew (Liz Renkenberger) and Gwendolyn Fairfox (Jamie Holman) discover they are both engaged to Mr Ernest Worthing. Below left — Kelly Green helps Jamie Holman prepare to go on stage. Below right — Reverend Chasuble (Todd Imhoff) impresses Miss Prism (DeAnn Ludeker) and Cecily Cardew (Liz Renkenberger) with his never-ending wit and wisdom. Student Life 43 I attended Hoosier Girls' State last summer and I found it to be a very memorable experience. I spent eight days at Indiana State University in Terre Haute partici- pating in student government and making lasting friendships. The days were very long; I got up at six a.m. to salute the flag and stayed up until the wee hours of the morning to talk with my new friends. Playing the roles of state officials and running for offices made the politics and the opera- tion of the state offices easy to understand. This was an excellent experience, and I would suggest thdt anyone who has this oppor- tunity in the future should take advantage of it. — Teri Mayer Top — Teri Mayer poses with friends in front of their dorm at Indiana State University. Above — Girls' State representative Teri Mayer and Boys' State representative Scott Minnick 44 Student Life LIFE The first Airband Contest at Eastside turned out to be o total success. Winning with an outstanding performance as the Blues Brothers was Jeff Shultz and Jack Jenkins. Other out- standing performances were given by Jamie Holman as Janet Jackson; Carol Hite. Karen Kessler, Angie Shelton, Nikki Snyder, Angie Stairhime and Roxie Grogg as the Bangles; Keith Black, Kirk Franz, Todd Imhoff, and Toby Rupp as KISS and several others. Congratulations to all those who participat- ed and helped. We hope to be able to have more activities like this in the future at Eastside. by Lisa Shafer Top — Jack Jenkins and Jeff Shultz, the Blues Brothers, celebrate their victory. Middle — Jamie Holman as Janet Jackson is out ot Control.'' Left — Members of the Motley Crue pose for their fans. Eastside band members ore Kirk Franz, Todd Imhoff and Keith Black. Student Life 45 STUDENT The 1987 Prom was held April 25 at Don Hall's Guesthouse in Fort Wayne. With the theme Hold On to Your Dreams couples en- joyed a romantic and memora- ble evening. The entertainment included a magician who delight- ed some members of the audi- ence while embarrassing others. Music was provided by Sound So- lutions. The evening was highlight- ed when Laura Riggs and Brett Helbert were crowned the 1987 Prom Queen and King. Top — Julie Antrup and Craig Barboza enjoy a romantic dance. Above — Several of the magician's volunteers' await the “water-on-the- bram trick. Right — Mrs Hollabaugh appears to enjoy the evening. 46 Student Life Top — Heather Arrants and Joe Hollabaugh enjoy themselves while waiting for dinner to be served Above left — Mike Powell and Tom Weicht provide additional entertainment. Above right — Stacey Brewer helps Darrin Dickerhoof with his boutonniere Left — Shelly Tieman and Thom Diehl enjoy the magician s performance. Student Life 47 CAST ORCHESTA MEMBERS Petruchio Katherine___ Lucentio.... Bianca...... Gremio...... Baptista.... Hortensio___ Gertrude____ Hildigard... Willhamina... Haberdasher. Ralph ...... Hattie...... Doorman_____ Cab Driver . Gangster 1 Gangster 2 . Fred Graham Lilli Vanessi.... Bill Calhoun ... Lois Lane..... .... Paul...... ... Harry...... ......Larry King . DeAnn Ludeker .... Thomas Diehl . ... Julie Sanders .....Keith Black ... Chris Washier .. Doug Underhill Angela Stairhime ....Lori Prosser ....Missy Crow ... Anne Emerick .. James Burnett Bethany Washier Heather Bungard .....Amy Hook .. Jamie Holman ......Ed Grable Piccolo Flute....................Debbie Smith Clarinet I.......Nora Delagrange, Chris Hessert Clarinet II......Heather Arrants, Tonya Newland Alto Saxophone I..........................Denise Smith Alto Saxophone II............ Stephanie Wood Tenor Saxophone I..........................Holli Arrants Tenor Saxophone II ..............Cherie Plunkett Baritone Saxophone .............Treena Treesh Trumpet I.................................. Troy Snyder Trumpet II..........................B.J. Krontz Horn ...............................Kevin Hite Trombone................... Doug Renkenberger Tuba........................................Jeff Kimpel Piano ..............................Liz Drotar Set ............................. Brian Sechler BACKSTAGE CHOIR MEMBERS Stage Manager ...............................Cheri Bowyer Light...............................Tina Brown Valerie Burton, Missy Crow, Michelle Dangler, Anne Tracie Brouillette Emerick, Heather Hayes, Amy Hook, Candi King, Sets..............................................Kirk Franz Amy McCann, Dawn Myers, Lori Prosser, Liz Keith Black Renkenberger Sound...............................Cathy Little Costumes............................Candi King SPECIALTY DANCERS Stage Hands .....................Rochelle Arrants Ryan Bennett Angee Stairhime, Lori Prosser, Amy McCann, Heath- Beth Capp er Hayes, Liz Renkenberger, Missy Crow, Michelle Dang 48 Student Life Kiss Me, Kate, a musical take off on Taming of the Shrew, was presented on April 3 4, 1987. A company of more than 40 students was led by DeAnn Ludeker, as the man-hating Kate, and Karry King as Petruchio, whose love cannot be discovered. The scenes shifted between fantasy and reality. DeAnn Ludeker and Larry King portrayed an actor and an actress with a stormy love life. Their relation- ship carried over to the stage, where they were the male and female leads in Taming of the Shrew . The story was complicated by a pair of gangsters who were backing the stage show. They went to great lengths to see that Kate didn't quit in the middle of the production. Another Opening, Another Show is most fam- ous of the Cole Porter songs in Kiss Me, Kate. Others include Venice and Wunderbar. The production was directed by Laura Shephard with Dan Anderson as vocal director. Band director Becky Balogh conducted a pit orchestra of 16 members. Student Life 49 STUDENT K ftM 7 LIFE Below right — Marisa, another U S exchange student, poses for Cathy during their picnic under the Eiffel Tower. Top right — Cathy and her Belgium friend Nathalie stop for a photo along the cobbled streets of Brussels. Carhy Groves In Belgium Being an exchange student to Belgium was one of the greatest learning experiences of my life. If I had to do it all over again, I would a million times. It was frustration, sadness, joy, excitement, confusion, loneliness, satisfaction, and reward all rolled into one. Being an exchange student in- volves more than just going to another country and learning a foreign language, it's learning how to deal with people and accepting the customs and attitudes of a foreign counfry. I got along much better after I realized that I had to live as they did. I learned to kiss on the cheek, to eat chocolate paste on my bread in the morning, and not to say I'm full (it means I'm pregnant in French!). My most meaningful experiences were with people. The best friends I've ever had I mef in Belgium. I will always be deeply indebted to my confidant, Nathalie, who helped me through those first months of incomprehensible French. Then there was my second host family who were absolutely incredible. They were weatlhy, cultured, liberal, and most importantly compassionate and easy to get along with. I learned and did so much with them. They took me to Holland, Germany, Paris, and southern France for two weeks of skiing. They accepted me as a member of their own family, and one of the hardest things I did there was to leave them — especially my host mother — and move to my third host family. This would not be complete if I did not mention my good old U.S. buddies. There was Marisa from New York, William from West Virginia, Bob from Michigan, and Brenda from Minnesota. We all lived in the same area, which was approximately 30 miles south of Brussels, the capital of Belgium. At the end of our exchange year, we went on a European tour together. We lived out of back-packs and afe such meals as bread and cheese and granola bars for a month. It was rough at times, but it was extremely fun and sometimes even hilarious. We survived 6 different countries and became the best of friends. We got along so well because we were in the same “boat , Belgium. We were able to share all likes as well as dislikes of our second homeland. Belgium itself is a small country 1 3 the size of Indiana with a population of 10 million. It may not be very big, but it's quite unique. The country has two official languages, Dutch and French. It tends to rain a lot; but when the sun finally comes through, the gloom disappears, and the charm sets in. It has all its own little specialties. So if you ever find yourself in Belgium with nothing to do, buy a diamond in Antwerp, eat a waffle in Brussels, buy some lace in Brugges, and, by all means, don't leave without buying some chocolate! 50 Student Life Down Snyder Visits Japan A year has come and gone very fast! The memo- ries are many and so are the pains. This last year was a very hard but rewarding year for me. I can't begin to de- scribe all the many things I experienced, and the feel- ings I feel for the people I met while living in Wakaya- ma City, Wakayama pre- fecture. Japan. Wakayama was a very big change for me, consid- ering how small St. Joe is and the size of Wakayama. Wakayama is a very small city with a population of about 400,000 people. Wa- kayama is located on the main island of Japan just southeast of the major city, Osaka. As many think that I was taller than most and I would stick out of a crowd, I fooled them! As a matter of a fact, I blended in so well I was many times mistakened as a Japanese. It's hard to believe that it's over or sometimes that I even went. The pain of leaving is what makes my year abroad so real. I left many friends and family in Japan whom I know await my return to my home that is my second home. I know that without the help of the Butler Rotary Club and the support of my family and friends here in America I would have never made it through the year. Arigato! Sayonara. Top — Dawn Snyder and Cathy Graves display the many buttons they received from other exchange students. Above left — Dawn proudly poses with her judo teacher Okubo. Above — Dawn dwarfs Kanae. her best friend and translator, in front of the International Bank. Student Life 51 q look or . . . Right — Accounting II students do what they do best. Below — Rita Chew and Todd Imhoff try to mummify each other. Far left — Andrea Lengacher greets guests at the fall play. Middle left — More silliness at the senior lockers. Middle right — Dawn Snyder gives Scott Minnick a lift. Above — Matt Harris enjoys another fine meal in the cafeteria Right — Brad Beard scores a free throw for the Blazers r 2 52 Student Life . . . Seniors Of 1987 Top left — Seniors have a toga party. Top right — Senior football players proudly pose with their parents. Middle left — Vicky Grigsby works on a sewing project. Above — Senior members of the pep block at nostalgia night Left — Bob Glasser. Need we say more? Student Life 53 Class Of 1987 Outstanding Seniors 'The Happiness of Today Will be the Memories of Tomorrow' Top Ten Percent Shelli Bailey Angie Blaker Bruce Crowl DeLila Everetts Cathy Graves Teri Mayer Amy McCann Denise Smith Valedictorian — Cathy Graves Salutatorian — Denise Smith Student Life 55 STUDENT LIFE Top — The 987 Senior Class poses at the Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis. Right — Todd Imhoff. Mike Lechleidner and Bob Glasser play on the carousel at the Children's Museum. Below right — Senator Worman addresses the senior class. Below left — John Hale and Ken Morrow help themselves to refreshments at Union Station. 56 Student Life Senior Breakfast 1987 Senior Award Winners Presidential Academic Fitness Award...........Cathy Graves, Denise Smith, Scott Minnick Nucor Corp. Scholars.. Valerie Jarrett, Dawn Snyder American Legion Award ..............Dawn Dallas, Scott Minnick American Legion Auxiliary Award .... DeLila Everetts B.P.W. Award..............Amy McCann, DeLila Everetts D.A.R. Award................................ Bruce Crowl I.U.P.U. Music Scholar.............................Keith Black Fraternal Order of Eagles Award.... Bonnie Slabach, Bruce Crowl St. Francis College Scholarship.......... Melinda Zenk Tri-State University Scholarship...........Sara Buss Philomatheon Club Award..................Cathy Graves Purdue University Certificate of Recognition of Academic Excellence .... Scott Minnick, DeLila Everetts St. Joseph's College Scholarship..........Teri Mayer Rotary Club Scholarship................DeLila Everetts Tri-Wall Scholarship...............................Amy McCann Eastside Area Community Foundation Scholarships ... Scott Purdy, Cathy Graves, Denise Smith State of Indiana Scholars......Cathy Graves, Denise Smith Senior Poll Far right — The Senior class' most romantic couple Tony Kirkpatrick and Sunida Morris. Right — Liso Shafer displays her winning smile. Below right — Jeff Shultz in an unforgettable moment. Below — Todd Imhoff takes a rest after a long day of being humorous. Vicky Grigsby SENIOR POLL Most Attractive Brad Beard Amy Lane Most Daring Bob Glasser Michelle Dangler Best Dressed Dick Reed Bonnie Slabach Best Personality Kirk Franz Rita Chew Best Eyes Neil Anthony Althea Moore Most Unforgettable Jeff Shultz Dawn Dallas Best Sense of Humor Todd Imhoff Mindy Zenk Best Back Pockets Fred Ballentine Sunida Morris Most Romantic Tony Kirkpatrick Kim Squier Most Reckless Driver Todd Everetts Lisa Shafer Best Smile Darrin Dickerhoof Denise Smith Most Talented Keith Black Cathy Graves Bruce Crowl Amy Sechler Biggest School Skipper Scott Hart Cindy Carper Most Outgoing Tom Weicht Tammy Ault Most Athletic Todd Lang 58 Student Life Senior Candids Top left — Lester Tatro gets some exercise. Top right — Vicki Grigsby and Dawn Dallas relax during the senior trip. Middle left — Rita Chew glances over a college brochure. Middle right — Tammy Ault and Amy Lane enjoy another delicious meal in the cafeteria. Left — Todd Everetts and Keith Black pose in the senior hall. Student Life 59 Clubs -O _D U Right —- Band members practice for their homecoming performance. Below left — Blazette Ruth Goldsmith performs at halftime. Below right — Spanish club members Vicki Ortiz. Dawn Dallas and DeAnn Ludeker enjoy suckers made for a club bake sale. 60 Clubs Clubs Top — Crystl© King molds her art project on the pottery wheel Above lett — An actress from the French play Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. Above right — Kevin Hite performs during halftime of the homecoming game Left — Drama Thespian club sponsor Miss Byroads, greets play goers. Clubs 61 Clubs During the 1986-1987 school year, the Student Council of Eastside High School was ac- tive in all phases of student life. Supervising extra-curricular ob- ligations and encouraging ac- ademic interests, the council had an eventful school year. The council provided convo- cation experiences for the stu- dents and assisted the school officials with school-wide ac- tivities. They demonstrated re- sponsible leadership in promot- ing school spirit and interests. They assisted community orga- nizations and stressed leader- ship in class business affairs and responsibilities. The student council would like to thank all students, teachers, and ad- ministrators who made this a successful year. u c D O u c CD O D Jo STUDENT COUNCIL — Front row — Mindy Zenk, Angie Blaker, Leigh Ann Frakes, Laura Riggs. Debbie Smith. Second row — Sponsor Mr. Wagner, Patty Creager, Carla Gollmer, Dawn Shafer. Sara Armstrong. Tara Patterson, Teri Mayer. Shelli Bailey. Back row — Robb Stiver. Matt Shockley. Matt Ramer, Scott Purdy. { Student Council member Teri Mayer supervises the bat spin contest during the homecoming competitions. 62 Clubs NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — First row — Shelli Bailey. Scott Minnick, Cathy Graves. Dawn Snyder. Denise Smith. Angie Blaker, Mindy Zenk Second row — Teri Mayer. Kelly Grogg. Tammy Kenning. Sara Buss. Joyce Jarrett. Stacey Pierce. Doug Renkenberger. Scott Purdy. Amy Hook. Sponsor Donna Hollabaugh Third row — Mike Anthony, Mike Powell. Julie Munsey. Lynette Ludeker. Beth Washier. Lori Prosser. DeLila Everetts. Amy McCann. Bruce Crowl. Clubs 63 FRENCH CLUB — Front row — Heather Arrants. Julie Munsey. Honore Lehmer. Emily Shaffer. Second row — Cathy Graves. Anne Emrick. Liz Renkenberger. Cheri Bowyer. Michelle Poinsett. Horst Kokemuller, Amy Bosserman. Sponsor Mrs Pfister Third row — Jeremy Kaiser. Jill Diehl, Julie Sanders. Rochelle Arrants. Sara Armstrong, Chris Washier. Tina Brown. Helena Rohr. _o _D U _c u c CD uZ The French Club traveled to Ft. Wayne for an authentic French meal at Cafe Johnelle's. The dinner consisted of chick- en noodle soup, a dinner salad, chicken kiev, and for dessert, chocolate mousse. On March 19, the French Club went to Wayne High School to see the play Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme by Moliere. In this play, Moliere pokes fun at those ob- sessed with money and title, rather than sincerity of the individual. In the fall, during a French Club meet- ing, Patrick Bertrand spoke to the Club about Paris. Patrick is an exchange stu- dent from Paris who attends DeKalb High School. This summer in June, Amy Bosserman, Anne Emrick and Club sponsor Mrs. Pfister are traveling to France. They will visit Par- is, the Loire Valley and the Riviera. by Julie Munsey Top right — French exchange student. Patrick Bertrand. speaks to the French Club. Right — Performers from Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme”. 64 Clubs SPANISH CLUB — Front row — Valerie Ortiz. Jamie Holman. Amy McCann. Mrs. Villavicenio. Second row — Carmen Hollman. Amy Bosserman. Julie Munsey. DeAnn Ludeker, Patty Creager. Jett Shultz. Jenny Kaiser. Mario Muraski. Sara Buss. Third row — Janel Houser. Angie Shelton. Jodee Miller. Roxanne Grogg. Susan Armstrong. Tammy Kenning. Mindy Zenk. DeLila Everetts. Chris Hessert, Barbara Renfrow. Fourth row — Carol Hite, Kandie Richmond. Heather Hartz, Missy Crow. Debbie Kenning. Heather Hayes. Desi Johnson. Leigh Ann Frakes. Treena Treesh. Debra Jarrett. Joan Jones. Fifth row — Tammy Mills, Crystle King. Brett Munsey. Keith Mullett. Doug Underhill. Ron Hessert, Almond Handshoe, Brian Moore. Back row — Casey Bowman, Melissa Parrett. Lynette Mason. Kevin Thompson. Traci Walters. Lisa Mathes, Debbie Akey. Katherine Ray. Margaret Cagle. The Spanish Club was very busy this year raising money for their trip to Mexico this summer. Nine students are going — Susan Arm- strong. Sara Buss, Heather Bun- gard, Beth Capp, Dawn Dallas, Tammy Kenning, Lisa Mathes, and Amy McCann. The group leaves on June 8, traveling to Mexico City, Taxco, Acapulco, and re- turning on June 15th. The club went to see two dance performances: Jose Moli- na Bailes Espanoles , a flamenco dance troup, and Jorge Tyler's Ballet Folklorico Mexicano . Above — Carmen Hollman and Valerie Ortiz supervise the food tables during a Spanish club bake sale. Left — Performers in Jose Molina Bailes Espanoles . _Q _D _C Ul • — c o q_ i Clubs 65 Art Club HIGH SCHOOL ART CLUB — Front row — Laura Riggs. Julie Antrup. Carla Gollmer. Stephanie Webb. Sponsor Mrs. Stephens. Second row — Jonnie Ousley. Mandy Redinger, Chris Brunner. Jamie Holman. Steve Eck. Tawnya Paterson. Third row — Tammy Mills. Crystle King, Chantal Lichtsinn. Heather Bungard. Tessa Crager. Jamie McCann. Chad Norton Back row — Dave Rothgeb. Cathy Little. Zach Willoughby. Charlotte Means, Jane Thomas. 66 Clubs Arr Club JR. HIGH ART CLUB — Front row — April Jones. Annie Wallace. Crystal Sponhower. Heather Cobble. Tara Rowe. Second row — Matthew Webb. Keith Timmerman. Matt France. Stacy Wasson. Ron Hessert. James Gresham. Joe Butler. Matt Busche. Shannon Sexton. Third row — Tina Hulbert. Tonya Shireman. Karla Stamper. Roxanne Grogg. Jodee Miller. Helena Rohr, Heather Hartz. Janel Houser, Tronna Potter. Back row — Sponsor Mr. Koeneman. Brenda Swary. Susan Armstrong. Angela Lechleidner, Donnis Snyder. Shelley Busche. Angie Shelton. Greg Drake, Andrea Dilley. Angela Schaeffer, Angela Bixler. Scott Sprunger. Donna Poe, Chris Delagrange. Wendy Ryan. C D Clubs 67 on CD j— CD N _g CD Being a Blazette is like having a full-time job. Throughout the year, these dedicated girls perform during parades, foot- ball games, basketball games and two contests. To begin the new season, the girls pre- pared themselves by attend- ing a Mid-American Pom-Pon camp at St. Mary's College in South Bend. For four grueling days in the hot August sun, the girls learned a total of 7 rou- tines and 3 kicklines. They re- ceived a 2nd place trophy, several ribbons, and came home with many ideas. Football season and basket- ball kept them busy performing with different props. They per- formed with flags, gloves, rifles, beach balls, Care Bears, and pom-pons. They also earned a first place rating at the ISSMA con- test at Tippecanoe Valley High School with a glove and pom- pon routine to the song Right Between the Eyes. Below — Blazettes entertain the crowd during halftime of a Varsity basketball game. Front row — Mandy Redinger. Candy Conine, Chris Brunner, Chris Duke. Middle row — Sara Armstrong. Ruth Goldsmith, Debbie Kenning, Emily Shaffer. Back row — Tammy Greuter. Holly Linn. Tammy Kenning. Sara Buss. Sponsor Mrs Pfister 68 Clubs Jazz Bond JAZZ BAND — Front row — Brian Krontz, Troy Snyder. Middle row — Holli Arrants, Cherie Plunkett. Treena Treesh, Denise Smith. Kevin Hite. Back row — Doug Renkenberger. Daniel Chavis. Chris Hessert. Jeff Kimpel. Heather Arrants, Tonya Newland. Debbie Smith, Sponsor Miss Balogh. “THE BLAZE — Front row — Grant Webb. Tessa Crager, Sponsor Miss Balogh. Second row — Tara Newland, Jamie Holman, Stephanie Webb, Carla Gollmer. Tammy Smith. Third row — Arlene Fox. Julie Rosenberry, Cyndi Cox, Kim Brunner. Candy Swary. Back row — Michelle Lawson. Tracy Brouillette, Nadine Seltenright. Treena Treesh, Jennifer Hopkins. Clubs 69 High School Bond The band season started during the summer with various parades including one at Ce- dar Point. Band Camp began in August to prepare us for the Marching Band competition at Northrup High School where we received a II ranking. During basketball season, we started preparing ourselves for solo and ensemble compe- titions to be held at Lakeland High School. Two ensembles and one solo advanced to state. Receiving a perfect score at state was the Sax Quartet of Denise Smith, Jamie Holman, Stephanie Wood, and Holli Arrants. The Concert Band competi- tion was held at Snider High School on April 25. We were very pleased with the second place we received from the judges. The year ended with a Music Department Banquet that in- cluded Band and Choir awards. Many awards were given including the John Phillip Sousa Award presented to Denise Smith. by Rita Chew o C o CD Q_ (U Cl HIGH SCHOOL BAND — First row — Kim Brunner. Heather Arrants, Holly Linn, Chris Hessert, Beth Washier. Debbie Smith, Sara Armstrong, Liz Renkenberger. Tammy Smith, Joy Hayes. Sheila Morrow Second row — Denise Smith, Treena Treesh. Cherie Plunkett, Carol Miller, Troy Snyder, Brian Krontz, Leigh Ann Frakes, Chris Brunner, Mary Mayes, Julie Renfrow, Barbara Renfrow. Shannon Ross, Tonya Newland. Third row — Holli Arrants, Kevin Hite, Nora Delagrange, Brian Moore, Jamie Holman, Amy Hook, Doug Renken- berger, Vince Jacquay. Jett Kimpel, Miss Balogh. Daniel Chavis. Back row — Horst Kokemuller. Brian Sechler. Noah Schimpf. Grant Webb, Doug Underhill, Lester Tatro. Jason Schiffli. I� «w, PEP BAND — First row — Joy Hayes, Debbie Smith, Liz Renkenberger, Tammy Smith, Sheila Morrow. Sara Armstrong, Shannon Ross. Second row — Nora Delagrange, Denise Smith, Treena Treesh, Cherie Plunkett, Holli Arrants, Jamie Holman, Julie Renfrow, Barbara Renfrow, Chris Brunner. Third row — Leigh Ann Frakes. Carol Miller, Kim Brunner, Chris Hessert, Holly Linn, Mary Mayes, Heather Arrants. Beth Washier. Tonya Newland. Amy Hook, Miss Balogh Fourth row — Brian Moore, Vince Jacquay. Troy Snyder, Brian Krontz, Kevin Hite. Doug Renkenberger Back row — Daniel Chavis, Noah Schimpf, Brian Sechler, Horst Kokemuller, Jason Schiffli, Lester Tatro, Doug Underhill, Grant Webb. Jeff Kimpel. 70 Clubs Jr. High Bond SIXTH GRADE — First row — Corisso Edwards. Amy Sebert. Stacey Warstler. Corrie Woodring. Carrie Riedel. Dawn Koehl. Second row — Kelly Crissman. Brenda Moore. Tommy Ross. Joleen McCann. Malissa Brouillette. Trisha Burns. Tina Provines, Amber Johnson. Roxanne Sponhower. Susan Carlson. Third row — Brent Holman. Brian Humbarger, David Hartleroad, Nicole Hensinger, Nicole Furnish. Judith Houlton. Angie Culler. Miss Balogh. Bee Scott. Carne Raney. Fourth row — Troy Bungard. Vince Miller. Chad Cook. Scott Edgar. SEVENTH GRADE — First row — Lora Inlow. Crystal Wade, Brenda Swary. Rhonda Grogg. Christine Starr. Michelle Smith. Second row — Greg Dull. Angela Lechleidner, Michael Czaja, Billy Steffen. Jodi Shull. David Crow. Brian Miller. Regina Smith. Catherine Jarrett. Third row — Steven Munger, Chad Fetters. Donnis Snyder. Kip Emenhiser, Miss Balogh, Thomas Foster. Back row — Brett Conrad. Ryan Andrews. EIGHTH GRADE — First row — Susan Armstrong. Kandie Richmond. Roxanne Grogg. Tara Newland. Jodee Miller. Angie Shelton. Second row — Shane Delagrange. Lori Buell. Ron Hessert. Carol Hite. Karen Kessler. Chris Delagrange. Kelli Bowyer. Beth Capp. Janel Houser. Lori Andrews. Third row — Rochelle Arrants. Cathy Haley. Tamara Trenary. Diana Andrews. Cindy Boggs. Nathan Strong. Ryan Bennett. Back row — Miss Balogh. Tracy Miller. Matt Chavis. Paula Brewer. Ingrid Doub. Clubs 71 Chamber And Concert Choirs The Eastside Chamber Choir was a new group this year. It consisted of 13 students who were selected by audition from the Concert Choir. This choir met after school as an extracurricular activity. Its first year was a very successful one. Among the many perfor- mances in which they were in- volved was the ISSMA contest at Snider. They received a first division overall in group II. I am very pleased and proud of how successful this group was in their first year. I anticipate this group to be a very strong part of the music program at Eastside in the future and also for it to become a well-known performance group all over the area. This has been one of the most successful and produc- tive years for Eastside's Con- cert Choir also. The choir this year is larger than it has been for quite a while, with 67 mem- bers. Not only was their quanti- ty, but also quality. This was demonstrated at the ISSMA contest at Snider High School where the choir received a first division rating for their perfor- mance, and a second place overall rating in Group II. The Concert Choir is in a growing cycle, and is expect- ed to be even larger next year. This is an exciting organi- zation and one in which the students are proud to belong. Thanks for a great year. — Mr. Andersen CHAMBER CHOIR — Front row — Amy Hook. Stacey Brewer. Dawn Myers. Heather Bungard. Amy McCann. DeAnn Ludeker Back row — Jerry McNerney, Keith Black. Eddie Grable. Larry King. Lester Tatro. CONCERT CHOIR — First row — Tonya Witt, Penny Coburn, Stacey Brewer. Amy Hook. Eddie Grable. Keith Black. Jerry NcNerney. Cory Kitchen. Tina Kennedy, Amy Dohner. Valerie Burton. Amy McCann. Tara Patterson, Valerie Ortiz, Chris Duke. Second row — Cyndi Cox. Sheila Morrow. Heather Hayes, Vicki Ortiz. Missy Crow. Jerry Slabach, Larry King. Roger Schlatter. Norman McCann. Desi Johnson. Anna Coats, DeAnn Ludeker, Emila Shaffer, Carrie Baker. Becky Kenning. Vicki Tatro. Third row — Lisa Fee. Honore Lehmer. Heather Maillard, Chris Brunner. Troy Huff, Randy Collins. Thom Diehl. Doug Underhill, Tara Heyman. Debbie Kenning. Anne Emrick, Robin Moore. Lynette Ludeker, Brenda Anthony. Angel Timmerman. Back row — Charlotte Mangus. Sherry Klotz. Lori Collins, Terri Gilbert. Chris Thorne. Jamie McCann. Lester Tatro. Darvin Riley. Heather Bungard, Dawn Myers. Dana Blaker. Candi King. Cheri Bowyer, Tina Maggert. 72 Clubs Jr. High Choirs SIXTH GRADE CHOIR — Front row — Diana Likens. Carrie Raney. Angie Culler. Jennifer Harger. Penny Moore. Matt Luker, Joshua Solmes. Justin Zeisloft, Kelly Scott. Roxanne Sponhower. Second row — Melanie Everetts. Stacey Warstler. Corissa Edwards. Nicole Furnish. Scott Sanders. Tina Provines. Sevin Masonbrink. Joleen McCann. Julie Boggs, Shayna Roberts. Nicole Hensinger Third row — Sherry Crager, Raegan Reinhart. Valarie Petre. Dawn Koehl. Laura Bigger. Brenda Moore, Kelly Crissman, Angie King, Heather Hummon. Back row — Rebecca Warstler. Regina Zahner, Amy Sebert. Carrie Riedel. Judith Houlton. Dawn Blaker. SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR — Front row — Angela Lechleidner. Tina Hulbert. Kenneth Voder. Lee Cook, Patrick Jacobs. Wendy Ryan. Tronna Potter. Kristi Keller. Kristen Bercaw, Chene Stiver. Mr Andersen. Second row — Jim Eck. Rick Rogers. Bradley Dove. Mindy Shilling. Kelly Salyers. Jennifer Norton. Donnis Snyder, Chad Fetters. Ryan Andrews. Third row — Shane Wilson. Donna Poe, Dawn Worman, Tracy Harter. Susanne Bremer, Brandy Mack. Nancy Timmerman. Christine Prosser. Brenda Swary. Being the first year for the 6th gradders at Eastside, we had a 6th grade choir. This choir was separated into two sections meeting on alternat- ing daays, all year long. This choir took part in many perfor- mances during the year. In- cluded in these were: the Christmas Concert, Meado- whaven performance, and singing at the Fine Arts Festival. The students were enthusiastic and worked very hard to learn many of the basics of choral singing. They had a great year. The 7th and 8th grad choirs also had a very successful year. They too were involved in several performances. This was the first year for the junior high choirs to go to contest. The two choirs combined to form one choir of over 60 voices. They did an excellent job and received d second di- vision rating. They also repre- sented Eastside very well. The eighth grade choir has learned much about how to achieve a good, solid, mature choral sound. We're looking forward to them joining Concert Choir next year! — Mr. Andersen EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR — First row — Helena Rohr. Christina Ditton. Heather Hartz. Jill Diehl. Lynette Likens. Stacy Mortorff. Janine Lechleidner. Dawn Lichtsinn. Jamie Gresham. Second row — Matt France. Tonya Kennedy. Candy Swary, Andrea Dilley. Angela Schaeffer. Jennifer Hopkins. Kerri Stamper. Jennifer Coats. Kandie Richmond, Mr Ander- sen Back row — Nathan Kaiser. Greg Drake. John Voder, Mark Pierson. Robert Schlat- ter, Kim Beard. Mary Hollabaugh. Nicole Minnix, Angie Shelton. Tara Newland. Susan Armstrong Clubs 73 SCIENCE CLUB — Front row — Mr Olm. Todd Everetts. Todd Imhoff. Rose McCann. Horst Kokemuller. Second row — Dawn Timmerman. Shelly Hudson. Jody Cearbaugh. Emily Shaffer. Amy Bosserman. Julie Antrup. Tome Roose. Heather Arrants. Chris Brunner. Carla Gollmer. Julie Antrup. Jamie Holman. Laura Riggs. Mary Halsted Third row — Tonya Witt. Theresa Lichtsinn, Stacy Sparkman. Todd Fogle. Tina Kennedy. Jeff Shultz. James Ross. Stephanie Webb. Mike Lechleidner. Scott Minnick Third row — Greg Norton Tonya Handshoe. Amy Dohner. Arthur Bartell. Lester Tatro. Harry Riley. Brian Sechler. David Lengacner. Vicky Grigsby. DeLila Everetts. Stacey Pierce. Carol Miller Fourth row — Scott Purdy. Bruce Crowi. Gary Miller. Shane Krafft. Thadd Patterson. Joey Delegrange, Kevin Thompson. Tom Oliver. Don Klotz. Mindy Zenk. Cathy Graves, Eddie Grable Fifth row — Casey Bowman. Melissa Parrett. Terri Gilbert. Tara Everetts. Cathy Little. Zach Willoughby. Crystle King. Tammy Mills. Brett Munsey. Kevin Hite. Doug Underhill Back row — Jim Burnett. Valerie Burton. Lisa Mathes. Arlene Fox. Charlotte Means. Jane Thomas. Holly Chapman. April Albertson. Lynette Mason. Jackie Hartman. Regina Hanna. Tammy Greuter. Candy Conme (L U C Q) u Ln The Science Club participated in many activities this year begin- ning in October with an outing to Showbiz Pizza and the St. Vincent Haunted Castle. In November we visited Chicago starting with the Field Museum of Natural History, the Shedd Aquarium, and the Ad- ler Planetarium. Afterwards we rode to the Sears tower and from its observation deck watched the sunset. In February the daring and brave members of our club journeyed to Mt. Wawassee where we had a fun filled evening of spills and thrills while many learned to ski. This year's officers were President Todd Everetts, Vice President Todd Imhoff, and Secret ary Treasurer Rose McCann. 74 Clubs 1986-87 was a banner year for East- side's Chess team. Practice for the season started in September. Mr. Da- vid Tupps, A Butler minister, joined the team as assistant to Coach Bill Hill. Sev- eral warm-up matches with Central Noble were held in preparation for the state tournament which began with the regional at Huntington North. Fif- teen Eastside players competed and the A” team qualified for the state finals with a 2nd place finish. The A team consisting of Scott Purdy, Doug Underhill, Danny Reed, and James Ross travelled to Pendleton Heights High School for the state finals. Led by Scott Purdy's and Doug Under- hill's 4-1 records, the team finished in 9th place. A week later 9 team members trav- elled to Pulaski, Virginia to play in the High School Nationals. The team fin- ished 22nd out of 66 teams in the divi- sion. The highlight of the tournament came when sophomore Doug Underhill clinched the National Championship in his division. Following the competition, the team toured Appomattox, Williamsburg, Jamestown and Yorktown. The suc- cessful trip was chronicled in newspa- per and radio accounts, followed by a story on a Channel 21 News broad- cast. CHESS CLUB — Seated — Jarred Wilson. Ryan Houser. Robert Reed. Tommy Jensen. Brian Humbarger. Jason Thomas, Tommy Rosendaul. Preston Ayres. William Drake. Standing — Coach Bill Hill, Danny Reed. James Ross, Arthur Bartell. David Hartleroad. Scott Purdy. Doug Ayres, Doug Underhill. Jerry McNerney. Noah Schimpf, Brett Conrad. Scott Sayer. Jim Eck. Clubs 75 FFA — Front row — Mitch Beard. Ryan Reinhart. Larry Thimlar. Bruce Crowl. Brent Houser. Vic McNabb, Mark Crowl Second row — Brett Munsey. Joe Schmidt, Jack Lilly. Calvin Yoder. Chris Washier, Brian Minnick. Sponsor Sam Reinoehl Third row — Joel Surface. Brian Sechler. Gary Miller. Todd Treesh, Tony Sparkman. Mike Lilly. Steve Miller. Jeff Munsey. Back row — Charlotte Mangus, Kevin Yoder, Patty Creager. Todd Imhoff. Tim Evans. Althea Moore. Amy Bosserman. Kim Brunner. 76 Clubs The Eastside FFA school year started out with seven- teen members participating in the county soils judging contest. Eight members par- ticipated in the area soils contest and Bruce Crowl. Brent Houser, Mark Crowl and Chris Washier went on to participate at the state soils judging contest. Eleven members went to the Dis- trict III leadership contest and Chris Washier qualified to go to state with his pre- sentation of the FFA creed. Through the winter and spring, members played basketball and judged dairy cows and livestock. Six members filled out proficien- cies in the area of their ex- pertise. Todd Imhoff placed second in electrification, Bruce Crowl placed second in specialty animal and Vic McNabb placed third in poultry production. Above right — FFA members Brent Houser. Bruce Crowl. Mark Crowl and Chris Washier qualified to participate in the state soils contest Right — Members Joel Surface. Todd Treesh and Brad Fry restore a tractor in Ag Mechanics class EXPLORATORY TEACHERS — Front row — Valerie Jarrett. Tawnya Patterson. Sara Buss. Michelle Dangler. Teri Mayer Back row — Amy McCann. Mario Muraski, Bonnie Slabach, Denise Smith Through the Exploratory Teach- ing Program at Eastside we expe- rienced some of the many pro- cesses a teacher must go through before her class enters the day. We experienced first hand what many of us will have to look forward to four years from now. Each student was assigned to two classrooms, one during the first semester and the second during the second semester. Along with their daily duties, they also had special projects that needed to be completed. Many of us enjoyed our stay at Butler Elementary and were reluctant to leave. Our responsibilities ranged from helping students with seat work to actually teach- ing the class. There were many surprises that came with our stay, from notes from our students to surprise going-away parties. I would never trade in the experi- ences I had while in my classes at the elementary school. by Valerie Jarrett Top — Valerie Jarrett helps a student with the use of flash cards Above — Tammy Ault grades her students’ work. U - s_ o b s_ _o Cl X LU Clubs 77 Library Aides Library Aides — Ken Morrow. Sheryl Sprunger. Missy Hart. Joy Hayes. Cyndi Cox. a o o u a u • M— Second Semester Office Cadets — Front row — Melissa Parrett. Tina Butler. Sheila Morrow. Hope Arnett. Torrie Roose, Mary Halsted. Bonnie Slabach. Back row — Tara Everetts. Tina Maggert. Toni Smith. Valerie Burton. Lisa Fee. Joe Schmidt. Todd Imhoff. Michelle Getts. Dawn Liberty. Ruth Goldsmith. Marla Kessler. Stacey Pierce. First Semester Office Cadets — Front row — Chris Thorne. Mary Halsted. Ruth Goldsmith. Dawn Liberty, Toni Smith, Tonya Handshoe, Sheila Morrow. Back row — Kim Eck. Laura Riggs, Lisa Fee. Valerie Burton. Casey Bowman, Amy Weicht. Mario Muraski. 78 Clubs Jr. High Seventh graders form the core of the Junior High Computer Club, under the direction of Mrs. Natalie Buhro. Not only are they introduced to the comput- er, but they also end up offering services to the school and community. Using Print Shop, students learn to make banners, signs and greeting cards which they create for stu- dents. staff members, and others in the community for a small fee. The money earned is used to pay for their membership in Apple Computer Clubs Interna- tional. Logic games, puzzles, and programs such as Math Blaster are used for fun and for skill develop- ment. The Newsroom program is used particularly in conjunction with a Seventh Grade news unit. Club members edit and publish a newspaper about the unit. Word processing is also presented in conjunction with Magic Window studies, Members learn the ba- sics of word processing for future use. Although students meet officially only once a month, members meet informally in Mrs. Buhro's room daily to create items for others, to practice skills, and just to enjoy using the computer. JR HIGH COMPUTER CLUB — Front row — Tina Hulbert, Heather Buss. Angela Bixier. Donna Poe. Tronna Potter. Wendy Ryan Back row — Jeremy Kaiser. Jim Eck, Jason Smith. Ryan Andrews. Jon Smith. Greg Dull, Dovid Crow. Matthew Webb. Chad Fetters. Steven Munger _o _D U CD D CL £ o u Clubs 79 The journalism c lass looked Inside Eastside' ' ev- ery two weeks with their publication. The staff of eleven reported on club ac- tivities, school functions and students in the news. Fea- tures included Senior Cor- ner , Student Views and Senior Wills. Left — Shelley French uses the computer to type copy. Below — Steve Franz. Sara Buss and Torrie Roose plan a layout. Bottom — Kim Eck asks for Miss Shepherd's opinion. un O C b o UNIVEBSITT JOURNALISM — Front row — Sponsor Miss Shepherd. Scott Purdy. Jeff Munsey. Sara Buss. Steve Franz, Shelley French, Jodi Houser. Back row — Althea Moore. Shelli Bailey. Torrie Roose. Scott Hart, Kim Eck. 80 Clubs The Comedy and Tragedy Club, formerly the Drama Club, had a commanding performance for the 1986-87 school year. In addition to the regular fall play and spring musical, activities in- cluded the First Annual E.H.S. Air- band Contest. This year's winners were The Blues Brothers, The Ban- gles, and Janet Jackson. Members of the Comedy and Tragedy Club also participated in the Fine Arts Festival. They per- formed comedy skits from the Carol Burnett Show such as Bon- nie and Clod” and The Welfare Worker.” Dramatic skits such as Women of Note and Noteriety” provided a contrast to the lighter humor. This year's activities were high- lighted with a banquet. Club par- ticipants were presented with certificates and awards were granted for outstanding perfor- mances. Select members were also initiated into the International Thespian Society. COMEDY AND TRAGEDY CLUB — Front row — Eddie Grable. Cdsey Bowman. David Cook. Julie Sanders. Liz Renkenberger, DeAnn Ludeker, Jamie Holman, Honore Lehmer. Carla Gollmer. Lori Prosser. Back row — Miss Byroads. Laura Riggs. Chris Brunner. Candi King. Larrv King. Arlene Fox. Steve Franz. Thadd Patterson, Miss Shepherd. Ruth Goldsmith. Cyndi Cox, Katherine Ray _o _D U - o CD CJi O s_ H T C o u Clubs 81 Top — Varsity cheerleaders practice a mount. Middle left — Senior football players pose for the Butler Bulletin. Middle right — Neil Anthony perfects his swing during pre-season baseball practice. Bottom left — Kevin Crowl pumps iron. Bottom right — Mike Anthony takes a shot from the free throw line. 82 Sports Sports 83 Top left — Amy Bosserman drives to the basket. Top right — Horst Kokemuller inches past an opponent. Middle left — Thom Diehl muscles his way to a pin. Middle right — Tammy Ault attempts another point for the Lady Blazers. Left — Freshmen Matt Smith puts some body language on this basket. 0?o t i££ They were out of it now. The dream they had pursued of being Eastside's first Sectional Champi- on had somehow rushed past into the end zone behind them. . .So the question came to mind, why were they here? What is it about this game of football that allows young men to bare their souls and let their emotions overtake them?. . .For those of us who were there standing beside these young men of Eastside, we know why we were there. It is because we need football. We need the excitement and challenge it brings. And above all, we need the young men the game at- tracts, young men who will allow their coaches to become an ac- tive part of their lives. Such young men are the 1986 Eastside Blazers. — excerpted from the Football Awards Program This season was the best. The new coaches gave us a new attitude — a winning one. — Scott Hart Top — Coach Drotar gives instructions to the Blazer offense. Middle — With excellent blocking. Chadd Baker cuts the corner and heads up field Right — Todd Lang buys time for Matt Harris with a key block. Photos courtesy of Butler Bulletin 84 Sports 1986 Scoreboard Won 4 Lost 5 EHS 34 0 EHS 13 14 EHS 6 7 EHS 34 0 EHS 13 12 EHS 0 28 EHS 8 15 EHS 13 6 EHS 7 30 Leo Central Noble Fairfield Edinburgh Churubusco Prairie Heights Garrett Fremont Central Noble Left — Matt Harris eyes the field for an open man. Below — Award winners. Matt Harris. MVP; Brian Carpenter. Best Offensive Player; Jeff Shultz. Best Defensive Player. VARSITY AND J.V. FOOTBALL — Front row — Asst. Coach Greg Fetzer. Keith Black. Kirk Franz. Jeff Shultz. Scott Hart. Matt Harris. Todd Lang. Mike Lechleidner, Brent Jack. Asst. Coach Mike Fiedler Second row — Asst. Coach Tony Kaiser. Brian Minnick, Chadd Baker. Mike Powell. Loren Johnson. Robb Stiver. Randy Collins. Kevin Crowl. Chad Parrish, Asst. Coach Mark Eck. Third row — Head Coach Dan Drotar, Jason Schiffli, Cory Kitchen. Mitch Beard, Chris Ramer. James Sechler. Mike Langham, Mike Lilly. Bruce Carpenter. Back row — Joe Delegrange. Chad Norton. Matt Shock- ley. Brian Carpenter. Andy Hollman. David Miller. Marc Smith. Calvin Yoder, John Van Dyke. Sports 85 8TH GRADE RECORD WON 1 LOST 5 7TH GRADE RECORD WON 3 LOST 0 TIED 1 Photos courtesy of Butler Bulletin JR HIGH FOOTBALL — Front row — Coach Tony Kaiser, Bill Krontz. Lee Cook, Todd Mason, Kip Emenhiser, Rick Rogers, Kenny Yoder. Jerry Eck, Matt France. Coach Mark Eck. Second row — John McHale. Joey Henke. Danny Mangus. Duane Fry, Jason Washier. Troy Norton. Clint Leeper. Tom Foster. Steve Reeves. Third row — Shane Delegrange. John Yoder. Toby Lockhart. Joe Butler. Randy Haupert. Butch Coburn. Cliff Mooneyhan. Mark Pierson. Back row — Ray Grisby. Eldon Owsley. Almond Handshoe. J.J. Teegardin, Jason Reuter. Brad Dangler. Jeff Lang, Bill Jones. 86 Sports y v csos Cooo I think we improved individually and as a team. Keith Timmerman JR. HIGH CROSS COUNTRY — Coach Depriest, Dan Hartleroad. Gregg Drake, Eric Flood, Bill Jacquay. Keith Timmerman. Ryan Lengacher. Sports 87 SEASON RECORD Won 7 Lost 6 We didn't advance to region- al as we hoped, but everyone improved and obtained their per- sonal records. � Brett Helbert Brad Beard (top) and Chad Shelton (above) gave strength to the Blazer team. Right — Award winners Chad Shelton. Mental Attitude, Brad Beard. Most Improved Runner; Brett Helbert. Most Valuable Runner 88 Sports Pftotos courtesy of Butter BuBetm Far left — With a look of determination, Brett Helbert pushes on. Left — Freshman Jerry McNerney learns to adjust to the added distance of the high school course. Top — Jerry Baker and Doug Underhill keep up the pace. PERSONAL RECORDS Brad Beard 17:40 Horst Kokemuller 17:45 Jerry Baker 18:42 Brett Helbert 17:27 Dave Jacobs 17:43 Brett Munsey 19:11 Chad Shelton 18:01 Doug Underhill 18:30 Jamie McCann 20:14 Jerry McNerney 21:21 Jason Schwartz 20:35 HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY — Front Row — Jason Schwartz, Brett Helbert. Brad Beard. Doug Underhill, Jerry McNerney. Dave Jacobs. Second Row — Coach Rod Knox, Horst Kokemuller, Jerry Baker, Jamie McCann, Chad Shelton, Brett Munsey. Mgr.Beth Smith. Sports 89 SEASON RECORD Won 3 Lost 18 EHS 8-15, 15-10. 2-15 Woodlan EHS 12-15, 15-9, 11-15 Churubusco EHS 11-15, 12-15 Leo EHS 5-15, 15-9, 11-15 Hamilton EHS 13-15, 9-15 Edon EHS 7-15. 15-11, 16-14 East Noble EHS 3-15, 11-15 Prairie Heights EHS 4-15. 6-15 Dekalb EHS 10-15, 15-8, 12-15 Lakeland EHS 14-16, 7-15 Westview EHS 12-15, 15-11, 14-16 West Noble EHS 17-19, 11-15 Garrett EHS 12-15, 14-16 Antwerp EHS 15-13, 11-15, 12-15 Central Noble EHS 11-15. 11-15 Fremont EHS 5-15, 15-4, 11-15 Angola EHS 10-15. 7-15 Fairfield EHS 15-4. 12-15, 14-16 Fairfield EHS 15-12, 15-12 Fremont EHS 15-5. 15-6 Angola EHS 4-15, 11-15 Dekalb VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — Front row — Kelly Grogg, Amy Bossermon. Rhonda Murphy. Tawnya Patterson. Second Row — Mgr. Desi John- son. Angie Blaker. Dana Blaker. Cathy Graves. Mgr Angie Reed. Back row — Coach Lonny Emenhiser. Amy Lane. Debbie Smith, Dawn Snyder. Tammy Ault. Coach Darlene Getts. This season's varsity volleyball team was an inexperienced, yet very com- petitive squad. Although the team's morale was shaken by a losing season, the girls were able to pick up the pieces and renew their positive atti- tudes during sectional. Eastside proud- ly defeated Fremont and Angola in the opening rounds of sectional play, but the Blazers fell to Dekalb during the final game. It has been several years since the Blazers have ended their sea- son as sectional runner-up. This is an achievement the girls can be proud of. The Blazers owe much of their suc- cess to their senior players. Senior co- captains, Amy Lane and Tammy Ault, were excellent morale boosters. Tammy was not only Eastside's Best Defensive Player and Most Valuable Player, she was also voted to the All- NECC team by conference coaches. Dawn Snyder led the Blazers in attacks, which earned her the Best Offensive Player award. Above — Debbie Smith goes for the bump backed up by Amy Bosserman. Right — Cathy Graves makes the block. JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM — Front row — Shelly Baker, Dawn Timmerman, Minde Raney, Carrie Baker. Second row — Carmen Hollman, Valerie Ortiz. Stephanie France. Tara Heyman, Denice Hollman. Third row — Brenda Anthony. Robin Moore. Dana Blaker, Angel Timmerman. Coach Lonny Emenhiser. Sports 91 SEVENTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL — Front row — Kelly Salyers. Lora Inlow, Regina Smith. Second row — Mgr Kandie Richmond. Dawn Worman. Michelle Smith. Cherie Stiver, Angela Lechleidner, Mgr. Catherine Jarrett. Back row — Mgr. Chris Delagrange. Coach Markey. Susanne Bremer, Tina Combs. Donnis Snyder. Coach Worden. SEVENTH GRADE RECORD WON 1 LOST 6 EIGHTH GRADE RECORD WON 0 LOST 6 EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL — Front row — Janine Lechleidner. Jill Diehl. Stacy Mortorff. Lynette Likens. Second row — Mgr. Kandie Richmond. Tabatha Reas. Angie Shelton. Nikki Minmx, Beth Capp, Mgr Catherine Jarrett. Back row — Mgr. Chris Delagrange. Coach Markey, Mary Hollabaugh. Kim Beard, Coach Worden. 92 Sports SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL — Front row — Lee Cook. Kip Emenhiser. Jerry Eck. Patrick Jacobs. Jason Hoff Second row — John Furnish. Bill Jacquay. Kevin Ortiz. Thomas Foster. Bradley Dove. Rick Rogers. Back row — Jason Washier. Ray Grigsby. Jon Smith. Eric Flood. Ryan Lengacher. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL — Front row — Jon Casebere. Mike Waldron. Stacy Wasson, Jason Anthony. David Fiig. Second row — Kevin Sexton. Butch Coburn. Chuck Depew. Chris Lake Back row — Mgr. Tooch Eck. Jason Reuter. Jeff Lang. Dan Hartleroad. Brad Dangler. Mark Pierson. Coach Gerber. SEVENTH GRADE RECORD WON 4 LOST 7 EIGHTH GRADE RECORD WON 4 LOST 9 Sports 93 The Eastside Blazers began the 1986-1987 season with just one returning starter from the previ- ous season. Eastside played very hard and very aggressive basket- ball in compiling a 10-12 season. Highlighting the year was a thrill- ing 51-50 victory over the Con- ference Champion, Prairie Heights. An exciting evening for all was enjoyed when the Blazers played Hicksville in the refurbished old gym. The Blazers, with the support of an old-time cheerb- lock and a capacity crowd, de- feated the Aces 79-70. Brad Beard paced the Blazers in scor- ing with a 16.6 average and was selected to the Northeast Corner Conference squad. You play like you prac- tice; we put everything we had into both of them. We had a good season. � Brad Beard Top left — Mike Anthony goes up for an easy two points. Top right — Brad Beard fires from the free throw line. Bottom left — Jerry Baker slices between two defenders. Bottom right — Chadd Baker demonstrates his form. Photos courtesy of Butler Buietrr 94 Sports 1986-87 VARSITY BASKETBALL — Front row — Mgr. Mott Ramer. Chadd Baker. Brad Beard. Todd Lang. Jack Lilly. Tom Weicht. Neil Anthony. Mike Powell. Mgr. Damian Dickerhoof Back row — Coach Sipe, Coach Fleming. Chris Ramer. Jerry Baker. Marc Smith. Brian Carpenter. Mike Anthony. Coach Obendort. 1986-87 Season Record Won 10 Lost 12 EHS 70 53 EHS 52 70 EHS 59 54 EHS 67 59 EHS 55 58 EHS 58 74 EHS 48 57 EHS 55 65 EHS 50 55 EHS 55 75 EHS 73 55 EHS 52 49 EHS 51 70 EHS 79 72 EHS 55 70 EHS 51 50 EHS 45 53 EHS 66 57 EHS 58 53 EHS 70 91 EHS 75 63 EHS 49 64 Fremont Leo Edon C. Noble Lakeland Edgerton Fairfield DeKalb Woodlan Churubusco Hamilton Garrett Prairie Hts. Hicksville Columbia City Prairie Hts. Garrett Hamilton Angola Westview West Noble DeKalb Sports 95 On January 24, the varsity and reserve teams played Hicksville in the old gym to dedicate its reno- vation. Members of the 1966 Sec- tional Championship team and their coach, Mr. Roush, were rec- ognized and presented with plaques made from pieces of the old gym floor. The commissioner of the IHSAA, Mr. Cato, came to Eastside for the first time to share in the celebration. An old-time pep block was organized and provided spirit and entertainment as the Blazers defeated the Aces 79-72. Top — Members of the 1966 Sectional Championship team accept the applause of the audience Middle left — Mr Bolinger presents a plaque to Mr Roush, coach of the 1966 team. Middle right — Mr. Bolinger and Mr White greet Mr. Cato, commissioner of the IHSAA, who arrived to show his support. Right — Dr. Hampel and Mr. Franz cut the ceremonial ribbon to rededicate the old gym. 96 Sports Sports 97 Top — Members of the special old- time pep block in position. Middle right — Members of the pep block are ready to go! Middle left — Senior cheerleaders give instructions and lead cheers Left — The pep block performs to Sweet Georgia Brown. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL — Front row — Mike Thompson. Jerry McNerney. Todd Haupert. Gary Woods. Bruce Carpenter. Dave Mast. Back row — Jason Schiffli. Brian Moore. Brent Grable. Jamison Nuttle. Bruce Strock. Coach Obendorf. Below — J.V. player. Kevin Crowl. puts a shot up for the Blazers. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL — Front row — Todd Hill. Keith Mullett. Kevin Crowl. Matt Smith. Kevin Thompson. Cory Kitchen Back row — Coach Fleming. Jimmy Harter, Mark Crowl. Matt Shockley. Scott Cline. Mgr Matt Ramer 98 Sports SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL — Front row — Coach Beard. Crystal Wade. Cherie Stiver. Jenny Norton. Donna Poe. Coach Warstler Back row — Brandy Mack. Angela Lech- leidner, Lora Inlow. Susanne Bremer. Donnis Snyder. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL — Front row — Brandy Schoof, Janine Lechleidner. Heather Hartz. Diane Studebaker. Beth Capp. Tamara Trenary Back row — Mgr. Tara Newland. Kelli Bowyer, Deborah Studebaker. Nikki Minnix. Tracy Miller. Kim Beard. Jill Diehl. Coach Brown Sports 99 GIRLS JV BASKETBALL — First row — Buffy Williamson. Jonni© Owsley. Second row — Julie Antrup. Minde Raney. Denice Hollman, Tonya Newland. Vicky Ortiz. Third row — Mgr. Cathy Little. Tina Brown. Robin Moore. Dana Blaker. Brenda Anthony. Coach Emenhiser. 100 Sports VARSITY RECORD 3 Wins 12 Losses Sports 101 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL — First row — Julie Antrup. Kelly Grogg, Vicky Ortiz. Denice Hollman. Second row — Mgr Cathy Little. Amy Bosserrman. Valerie Ortiz. Amy Lane. Carmen Hollman. Rhonda Murphy. Third row — Asst. Coach Emenhiser. Debbie Smith, Denise Smith. Beth Smith, Tammy Ault, Coach Johnson. Below left — Rhonda Murphy prepares to shoot for two. Below right — Tammy Ault shoots over the opposition. s 'ZOne tCctty 1986-87 SEASON RECORDS Most Victories Loren Johnson Least Losses Loren Johnson Most Pins Kevin Lechleidner Least Pins Allowed Loren Johnson Mike Lechleidner Most Takedowns Loren Johnson Least Takedowns Allowed Loren Johnson Most Reversals Mike Lechleidner Most Escapes Jeff Shultz Most 2-pt. Nearfalls Mike Lechleidner Most 3-pt. Nearfalls Mike Lechleidner Quickest Pin Kevin Lechleidner We owe the success of the 1986-87 wrestling team to Coach Drotar, Coach Fetzer, and Coach Lechleidner. — Mike Lechleidner Top — Scott Minnick tries to get behind for a takedown. Above — Ryan Walter inches away from a pin. Far right — Kevin Lechleidner accepts his sectional championship. Right — Mike Lechleidner holds on for a semi-state victory. Below — Loren Johnson looks to his coaches for advice during semi-state Photos courtesy of Butler Bulletin VARSITY AND JV WRESTLING — Front Row — Mike Lechleidner, Jeff Shultz. Scott Minnick. Horry Riley. Loren Johnson. Kevin Lechleidner. Second row — Mgr. Bob Glosser. David Cook. Andy Hollman. Randy Collins. Tom Diehl. Kirk Lechleidner. Jason Schwartz. Third row — Coach Steve Lechleidner. Richard Mullett. Ryan Walter. David Daniels. Chad Minnix. Jeff Howard. Back row — Coach Dan Drotar. Brian Minnick. Chad Parrish. Jae Bowman. John Van Dyke. Mike Fiig. Coach Greg Fetzer. DUAL MEET RECORD Won 13 Lost 5 EHS 44 27 EHS 4 65 EHS 36 35 EHS 35 32 EHS 48 24 EHS 27 44 EHS 24 45 EHS 66 4 EHS 47 23 EHS 42 35 EHS 40 22 EHS 66 12 EHS 66 10 EHS 63 12 EHS 39 31 EHS 21 45 EHS 46 18 EHS 31 33 Leo Bellmont Elmhurst Warsaw North Miami Columbia City Wawasee Fairfield Central Noble Woodlan Garrett Fremont Fairfield Westsview Prairie Hts. Lakeland West Noble Edgerton Sports 103 Sports 105 Freshmen, Junior High Cheerleaders FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS — Bottom — Heather Hayes. Desi Johnson. Debbie Kenning. Top — Carrie Baker. Tara Patterson. Above — EIGHTH GRADE — Rochelle Arrants. Karen Kessler. Carol Hite, Linda Roose. Left — SEVENTH GRADE — Kristen Bercaw, Reggie Stuckey, Nancy Timmerman. Kristi Keller. The 1986-87 varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders had a very busy and successful season. The cheerleading season begins im- mediately after tryouts in April and doesn't slow down until the next April. The squads participat- ed in an NCA camp at St. Mary's College where they received runner-up awards. Three Eastside cheerleaders, Shelli Baily, Stacey Brewer, and Tracy Shoudel were chosen from over 200 cheerlead- ers to compete in the All Ameri- can Cheerleader competition. Upon returning from camp the cheerleaders competed at the Three Rivers Festival where they placed 4th out of 17 squads. They also received first place in competitions at Garrett and La- grange. They continued to dem- onstrate their winning spirit by en- tertaining fans and encouraging teams during the school year. The squads say goodbye and thank you this year to four seniors, Shelli Baily, Angie Blaker, Rita Chew, and Teri Mayer. We look forward to another great year in 1987-88. Far right — The Varsity Cheerleaders perform their routine while other squads watch at the NCA camp at St Mary's College. Above — The squad and sponsors pose for family and friends after accepting their awards. Right — Varsity cheerleaders proudly display their awards at the Winter Sports Banquet. With a lot of hard work we achieved our goals and I will never forget the many friends I made throughout the year. Rita Chew VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Shelli Bailey, Dawn Shafer, Tracy Shoudel, Angie Blaker, Rita Chew, Teri Mayer. 106 Sports Sports 107 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Penny Coburn, Monica Nelson, Lori Prosser, Dawn Myers. Stacey Brewer. Above left — JV cheerleaders pose with their award at camp. Above right — Lori Prosser looks wiped out after a long day of practice. Below — JV cheerleaders practice their mount before competition. BOYS VARSITY TRACK RECORD 6 Wins 4 Losses 2nd — C. Noble Invitational 3rd — Montpelier Invitational 5th — NECC Conference BOYS VARSITY TRACK — Front row — Chris Washier, Brett Helbert, Bruce Carpenter. John Van-Dyke. David Jacobs. Jason Schwartz. Middle row — Brett Munsey, Jared Olson. Chad Norton. Kevin Hite. Chad Shelton. Eddie Grable. Jason Schiffli. David Miller Back row — Mitch Beard. Matt Shockley. Horst Kokemuller. Andy Hollman, Jack Lilly. Brent Grable. Brian Carpenter. Doug Snyder Sports 109 110 Sports Far right column — Sophomore Dana Blaker displays the high-jumping techniques that took her to the state track meet. Below — Kelly Grogg was Eastside's best long-distance runner this year. Left — Debbie Smith takes off from the starting blocks Below left — Denice Hollman rounds the last corner on her way to the finish-line. Below right — Amy Bosserman competes in the 300m hurdles GIRLS VARSITY TRACK EHS 74 44 Hamilton EHS 64 54 Fremont EHS 68 50 C. Noble EHS 52 66 Angola EHS 77 41 W. Noble EHS 74 44 Westview EHS 57 61 Lakeland EHS 87 31 P. Heights 3rd 1st Montpelier Relays NECC Conference GIRLS VARSITY TRACK — First row — Tara Patterson. Joan Jones, Carrie Baker, Carla Gollmer. Beth Washier, Desi Johnson, Jonnie Owsley. Second row — Mmde Raney, Denice Hollman. Tara Heyman. Heather Maillaird, Rhonda Mur- phy. Amy Bosserman. Carmen Hollman. Tonya Newland. Kelly Grogg. Third row — Lori Mccoy. Stephanie France. Dana Blaker, Angel Timmerman. Beth Smith. Dawn Snyder. Debbie Smith. Tammy Ault. Brenda Anthony. Jamie Holl- man. Coach Hyde. Julie Rosenberry Sports ill . JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL — Front row — Jamison Nuttle. Todd Haupert. Todd Hill. Gary Miller. Jerry Henke, Cory Kitchen. Kevin Thompson. Back row — Coach Fleming, Doug Underhill, Jerry McNerney. Matt Smith. Kevin Yoder. Bruce Strock. Calvin Yoder. 112 Sports EHS 5 3 EHS 2 4 EHS 7 4 EHS 12 1 EHS 5 6 EHS 2 1 EHS 10 0 EHS 12 0 EHS 6 4 EHS 4 6 EHS 24 1 Hicksville P. Hts. Leo Lakeland Hamilton Garrett Fremont Churubusco C. Noble E. Noble Westview 1987 NECC Champs VARSITY BASEBALL — Front row — Doug Underhill. Jamison Nuttle. Todd Hau- pert, Todd Hill. Jerry Henke. Cory Kitchen. Gary Miller. Kevin Thompson. Bruce Strock. Second row — Brent Jack. Mike Powell. Dick Reed. Tim Strong, Darrin Dickerhoof. Chadd Baker, Neil Anthony. Scott Hart. Calvin Yoder. Back row — Coach Emenhiser. Jerry McNerney. Mike Anthony. Matt Harris, Todd Lang. Kevin Yoder. Chris Ramer. Matt Smith, Coach Fleming, Coach Fiedler. Sports 113 114 Sports Each year the yearbook staff discards many photos. This year we decided to show you some of them in this section. Top Right — Jamie Holman and Carla Gollmer pose for our camera on “Nerd Day. Top Left — Lori Prosser models the latest rage — the banana comb Bottom Right — “Can't you see that I'm trying to type here? Below Left — Seniors Tom Weicht, Brad Beard, and Todd Lang take time out from their busy schedules. 116 Something Extra Top Left — Freshman Dave Mast and Chris Duke compete in the Mummy Race” during Homecoming week. Top Right — What do you mean there is a test next hour?!” Middle Left — Of course I have my homework done, Mr. Strange. Middle Right — Randy Collins working hard as usual HA! HA! Bottom Left — What Nasty Girls!! My name is Horst Kokemuller, and I am from Hano- ver, West Germany. I was already aquainted with the American way of life when I moved here in August 1986 to spend a year in the United States as a Rotary exchange student. This is my third visit in America. Three years ago I spent the summer in Florida, and in 19851 traveled throughout Texas and visited progressive cities such as Dallas and Houston. That is the side of America we talked about in Europe. However, when I applied to become an ex- change student I wanted to get to know the life- style of the majority of the American people. In the 20th century the United States has always been a major importance to Germany. Therefore, I wanted to get a better picture of America and its people. Besides that, I always wanted to be on my own to get to know more about people in general and most importantly about myself. And what is a great- er challenge than to go and exchange to another country with a different culture and language? The first thing I noticed when I arrived here was, that everybody was very friendly and tried to help me. The first of my three host families I lived with were the Sheltons. My host brother, Chad, intro- duced me to the cross-country coach and to all the other runners. Very soon I was an accepted mem- ber of the team. I had a lot of fun with cross-country and found my first friends there. Another difficulty I had to face in the first few months was the language barrier. But by the time I moved to my second host family, the Smiths, my English had already improved a lot. I could under- stand now what was going on in the classroom, write essays and read the newspaper. I could ob- serve my progress from week to week, and it be- came easier and easier for me to give speeches at Rotary Clubs. Unfortunately, I was not involved in any sports in winter. But I was deeply impressed by the basketball games and by Eastside's enormous school spirit, I think I have a good understanding now about Hoosier Hysteria. Right now I am staying with my third and last host family, the Carpenters. I ran track together with my two host brothers Bruce and Brian. We all enjoy it, and have a lot of fun in the track team. Mr. Drotar does a really great job as a coach. I also appreciate what Miss. Balogh, the band director, did for me. She showed me Chicago and gave me the chance to see a concert of the Chi- cago Symphony Orchestra. As a member of her band I had many nice experiences. The time is passing fast, and my exchange year is almost over. I have to admit that there were also moments when I wished to be somewhere else. But after all, I really enjoyed my exchange year here in the United States. It will always be one of the most exciting and interesting experiences of my life. I saw the opportunities people who live here have, and I am very impressed by the American people and their culture. The only thing which scared me a bit was the little interest of some American teenagers about what is going on in the world. I think I really saw and learned a lot here in Ameri- ca, more than I ever wished I could. Youth ex- change is really great, and I hope that more and more people will get involved in it in the future. Finally, I want to thank the Rotary Club of Butler, especially Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. Jerry Mar- kle, and also all my host families, the Sheltons, the Smiths, and the Carpenters, for making my ex- change year possible and for all the work they have done for me. I really appreciate their support. I also want to thank Eastside's school administration for raising the flag of my exchange year as interesting and enjoyable as it was. Horst Kokemuller 118 Something Extra Top Right — The Mexican travelers pose for one last picture before leaving for home. Right — Tammy Kenning bargains for precious metals in Acapulco. BIENVENIDOS A MEXICO Hola! Como estas! These are a few of the many phrases heard by Tammy Kenning. Dawn Dallas. Sara Buss. Amy McCann, Susan Armstrong, Beth Capp. Lisa Mathes, Heath- er Bungard, Shelby Cole. Paula Cimarelli. and Mr. and Mrs. Villavicencio as they traveled to Mexico over the summer. Getting up at 2:45 a m. was hard but well worth it. We made it to Mexico City by one in the afternoon waited for our lost luggage and went to our hotel. Some of the sights seen in Mexico City the second day were the Zocalo Square, the National Palace where their president resides. Cathedrals, Aztec ruins and the Anthro- pologic Museum. That night we saw a magnificient Ballet Folklorico that never stopped amazing us. The third day we went to the Shrine of Guadalupe where people will come for miles on their knees We then went to the Aztec ruins and the pyramids. We climbed the Pyramid of the Sun which is larger than any Egyptian Pyramids. The fourth day we went looking at the sights of Mexico City and saw the best thing ever — two golden arches of McDonalds!! We spent more money there. I think, than any- where else! That night we went to a discoteque which was fabulous! As we left Mexico City on our way to Taxco. the silver capitol, we went by many sugar cane, rice, and rose fields where roses can be purchased for three dollars per one hundred roses! We toured Taxco and went to our hotel to relax. The sixth day was well welcomed at 4:30 a m. as we ventured to Acapulco! We went to the salt water beaches and swam all day. We came back to the hotel, ate real food, and drank nine pitchers of ice water. We went to another discoteque but it was not nearly exciting as the one in Mexico City. The seventh day we took a cruise around the bay of Acapulco and saw the houses of John Wayne. Frank Sinatra and where the famous cliff divers dive from. Many of us went back to watch them dive that same night. The next morning we packed, said our good-byes to our Mexican friends and our tour guide Emma and boarded our plane for the United States. As we arrived home, knowing we had a wonderful time, we almost kissed the ground of our home country where we knew we were free from poverty and massive population. We sure were glad to eat a real American hamburger! 120 Something Extra Top Left — Lounging in Acapulco is fun! Right girls! Middle Left — Paula, Tammy, and Shelby sample the Mexican cuisine Mid Right — A few of us pose for a picture in front of the scenic Acapulco Bay. Bottom left — At last the home sick travelers are finally on their way home. Two Eastside students, Anne Emerick and Amy Bosserman, accompanied Mrs. Phister on a nine-day trip to France this summer. The trio joined two other American groups taking the same trip in Geneva, Switzerland. Af- ter touring Geneva, the group of 35 traveled through Italy, stopping in Turin for lunch. Later that day they passed through the beautiful French Alps on route to Nice, France, on the Riviera. Side excursions included a visit to the neighboring fortress of Eze, and the city of Monacs, with stops at a per- fume factory and the Jacques Cous- teau Museum. The group then headed north on an overnight train to Paris. They toured three Chateaux and a wine cave just south of Paris. Within the city of Paris, they viewed the Eiffel Tower the Arc of Trionphe, the Notre Dame Cathedral, and the famous museum, the Louvre. Top — Chamonix — a ski resort in the French Alps. Bottom — What do you mean our train already left? 122 Something Extra 124 Something Extra 126 Something Extra 128 Something Extra 130 Something Extra Yearbook Staff — Front row — Monica Nelson. Andrea lengacher, Angie Staley. Lisa Immel, LeAnn Hayes. Valerie Jarrett. Angie Blaker. Cathy Graves. Back row — Asst. Editor Lori Prosser, Editor Julie Munsey. and Advisor Mrs. DePriest. First of all, I would like to thank my advisor, Mrs. DePriest. Through every deadline she was there pushing the staff to work harder. I really appreci- ate the support she gave me this year. I would also like to wish her the best of luck in her future. Secondly, I would like to thank Lori Prosser, the assistant editor, for organizing things and spending her spare time helping complete this yearbook. Last, but certainly not least, I would like to thank all of the Eastside coaches, their staffs, club sponsors, the Butler Bulle- tin, my friends, family, and the community for their contribu- tion to this production. 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Cooper, Jeweler Phone (219) 868-2312 223 South Broadway Butler, Indiana 46721 A Good Place to Trade since 1930” OctbaSyccMs. Grabill, IN 627-2012 136 Ads 138 The Yearbook staff of Eastside High School would like to say a final farewell to Mr. Rex Bolinger for all his years of dedication and support to Eastside High School, it's student body, and faculty. Principal Bolinger was a great asset to Eastside and will be missed by all. The entire student body would like to wish Mr. Bolinger and his family the best of luck in the future. The 1987 Yearbook Staff 139 140 141 Akey. Debbie 25. 65 Albert. Kelly 18 Albert. Mike 22 Albertson. April 20. 74 Andrews, Diana 25. 71 Andrews. Lori 25. 71 Andrews. Ryan 71. 73 Anthony, Brenda 22. 72.91, 100. Ill Anthony. Jason 25 Anthony. Mike 18. 40. 63. 82, 94. 95. 113 Anthony. Neil 8, 82. 95. 113 Antrup. Julie 18. 46, 66. 74, 100. 101 Armstrong, Sara 7.22.62.64.68. 70 Armstrong. Susan 25. 65. 67. 71. 73 Arnett. Hope 22. 78 Arrants. Heather 5. 18. 19. 47. 64. 69. 70. 74 Arrants. Holli 20. 69. 70 Arrants. Rochelle 25, 64. 71. 105 Ault, Greg 22. 41 Ault, Tammy 8. 16,37, 59. 83.90. 91. 101. Ill Ayres. Doug 75 Ayres. Preston 25. 27. 75 Bailey. Shelli 1. 3. 8. 62. 63, 106 Baker. Carrie 3. 22. 40. 72, 91, 105. Ill Baker. Chadd 18. 84. 85. 94. 95. 113 Baker. Jerry 18, 89, 94, 95 Baker. Shelly 18. 37. 91 Ballentine. Nick 25 Ballentine. Robert 22 Barboza, Craig 46 Bard. Cliff 22 Bard. Vicki 20 Bartell. Arthur 8. 74, 75 Beard. Brad 8. 52. 88. 89. 94. 95 Beard, Kim 25. 73 Beard. Mitch 18. 76. 85. 109 Bennett, Ryan 25. 71 Bercaw, Kristen 73. 105 Bergman, Harold 22 Beull. Lori 25 Bigger. Dana 25 Bigger. Laura 73 Bixler. Angela 67 Black. Keith 2. 8. 45. 59. 72. 85 Blaker. Angie 1. 4. 8. 62. 63, 90. 106, 132 Blaker. Dana 22. 72. 90. 91. 100. 110. Ill Blaker. Dawn 73 Boggs. Cindy 25. 71 Boggs. Julie 73 Bosserman. Amy 5. 20. 64, 65, 74. 76. 83. 90. 101. Ill Bowman. Casey 18. 65. 74, 78 Bowman. Jae 22. 103 Bowyer, Cheri 18. 64. 72 Bowyer, Kelli 25. 71 Bremer. Susanne 73 Brewer. Paula 25. 71 Brewer. Stacey 3. 20, 21. 41, 47, 72. 107 Brock. Bridget 3. 22 Brouillette. Maiissa 71 Brouillette. Tracy 20. 69 Brown. Rick 25 Brown, Tina 20. 64. 100 Brown. Todd 22 Brunner, Chris 5. 18. 38. 41. 66. 68. 70. 72. 74 Brunner, Kim 8. 38. 69. 70. 76 Buell. Lori 71 Bungard. Heather 22. 66. 72 Bungard, Troy 71 Burnett. Jim 20. 74 Burns. Trisha 71 Burton. Valerie 20, 72, 74, 78 Busche. Matt 67 Busche. Mike 25 Busche. Shelley 67 Buss. Sara 8. 14. 63. 65, 68 Butler. Charles 25 Butler, Joe 25. 26. 67. 86 Butler. Monika 8 Butler. Tina 22. 78 Cagle. Margaret 25. 65 Capp. Beth 25, 71 Carlson. Susan 71 Carpenter. Brian 2. 4. 18. 37. 85. 95. 109 Carpenter, Bruce 2. 22. 85. 108, 109 Carper. Charissa 22 Carper. Cindy 8 Casebere. Jon 25 Cearbaugh. Jody 18. 74 Chandler. Hershel 18 Chapman, Holly 20, 74 Chavis. Daniel 20. 69. 70 Chavis. Matt 25. 71 Chew. Rita 8. 16. 52. 59. 106 Cline. Mark 9 Cline. Scott 22, 40 Coats. Anna 22. 72 Coats. Jennifer 25. 73 Cobble. Heather 67 Coburn, Butch 25. 86 Coburn. Penny 20. 41. 72, 107 Collins. Kelly 18 Collins, Lori 18. 72 Collins, Randy 2. 20. 72. 85. 103. 117 Conine. Candy 20, 68. 74 Conrad, Brett 71. 75 Conrad. Dylan 20 Cook, Brian 22 Cook, Chad 71 Cook, David 18. 42. 103 Cook, Lee 73. 86 Cox. Cyndi 22, 45. 69. 72. 78 Crager. Brian 25 Crager. Sherry 73 Crager. Tessa 22. 66. 69 Crago. Tom 22 Creager. Patty 20. 39. 62. 65. 76 Crissman. Kelly 71. 73 Crow. David 71 Crow. Missy 22. 65. 72 Crowl. Bruce 9. 40. 63. 74. 76 Crowl. Kevin 20. 82. 85 Crowl. Mark 20. 76 Culler, Angie 71. 73 Cumings. Donna 25 Curcio. Jeremy 18 Czaja. Michael 71 Dallas. Dawn 9. 59. 60 Damron, Bobby 22 Damron. Kevin 25 Damron. Lori 25 Dangler, Brad 25. 27. 86 Dangler, Michelle 5. 9 Daniels. David 20. 103 Davis. Dawn 22 Delagrange. Chris 25, 67, 71 Delagrange. Nora 18. 70 Delagrange. Shane 25. 71 Delegrange. Heather 22 Delegrange, Joe 85 Delegrange. Joey 20. 74 Delegrange. Shane 86 Depew, Chuck 25 Dickerhoof. Damian 22, 95 Dickerhoof. Darrin 9, 47, 113 Diederich. Rebecca 20 Diehl, Jill 25. 64, 73 Diehl. Thom 18. 47. 72. 83 Diehl. Tom 103 Dilley. Andrea 25. 67. 73 Ditton. Christina 25. 73 Dohner, Amy 20. 72, 74 Dohner, Billy 22 Dohner. Eric 22 Doub. Carey 20 Doub. Ingrid 25. 71 Dove. Bradley 73 Dove. Neil 25 Drake, Greg 26. 67, 73 Drake, Gregg 87 Drake, William 75 Draper. Ray 26 Duke. Chris 22. 24. 41, 68. 72. 117 Dull. Greg 71 Eck, Jerry 86 Eck, Jim 73. 75 Eck, Kim 18, 78 Eck, Steve 20. 40. 66 Edgar. Donnie 3. 22 Edgar. Scott 71 Edwards. Corissa 71. 73 Emenhiser. Kip 71. 86 Emrick, Anne 64. 72 Evans, Tim 18. 40. 76 Everetts. DeLila 1. 9. 63. 65. 74 Everetts. Melanie 73 Everetts. Tara 22. 74, 78 Everetts. Todd 9, 40, 59. 74 Ewers. Dawn 20 Fee. Lisa 20. 72. 78 Fee, Robin 26 Fetters, Chad 71. 73 Fiig, David 26 Fiig, Mike 22. 103 Flood. Eric 87 Fogle, Todd 9. 74 Foster. Thomas 71 Foster, Tom 86 Fox. Arlene 20, 69, 74 Frakes. LeAnn 65 Frakes. Leigh Ann 7. 22. 62. 70 France. Matt 26. 67. 73. 86 France. Stephanie 22. 91. Ill Franz, Kirk 9. 42. 45. 85 Franz, Steve 5, 18 French, Brent 26 French. Shelley 9 Frigo, Anthony 26 Frigo. Jeff 22 Fry, Brad 18 Fry, Duane 86 Fuller, Jalinda 26 Furnish. Nicole 71. 73 Getts. Michelle 78 Gilbert. Terri 20. 72. 74 Girod. Jeremy 20 Glasser. Bob 9. 53. 56. 103 Goldsmith. Ruth 9. 60. 68. 78 Gollmer. Carla 18. 38. 62. 66.69, 74. Ill Grable. Brent 22. 109 Grable. Eddie 5, 18. 72, 74, 109 Graves, Brian 26 Graves. Cathy 3, 10, 40. 51. 55. 63. 64. 74. 90. 132 Gresham. James 26. 67 Gresham. Jamie 26. 73 Greuter. Tammy 20, 68. 74 Grigsby. Vicki 59 Grigsby, Vicky 10. 53. 74 Grisby. Ray 86 Groff. Dale 26 Grogg. Kelly 18.63.90. 101.110, 111 Grogg, Rhonda 71 Grogg. Roxanne 26, 65. 67. 71 Hale, Glenn 20 Hale. John 10. 56 Haley. Cathy 71 Halsted. Ken 26 Halsted. Mary 74. 78 Handshoe. Almond 26. 65. 86 Handshoe. Tonya 18. 74. 78 Hanna. Emrick 26 Hanna. Regina 20, 74 142 Index Hanthorne. Mishelle 20 Hardesty. Vicki 26 Harger, Jennifer 73 Harris, Matt 10, 36, 52. 84. 85. 113 Harris, Teresa 20 Hart, Missy 18. 78 Hart. Scott 10. 85. 113 Harter. Jimmy 20 Harter. Tracy 73 Hartleroad. Dan 26, 87 Hartleroad. David 71. 75 Hartman. Jackie 20, 74 Hartz. Heather 26. 65. 67. 73 Haupert. Randy 26. 86 Haupert. Todd 22, 112, 113 Hayes. Heather 22. 65. 72. 105 Hayes. Joy 20. 70. 78 Hayes. LeAnn 132 Hayes. Leanne 10 Helbert, Brett 18, 88. 89. 108. 109 Henke. Jerry 20. 113 Henke. Joey 86 Hensinger, Nicole 71. 73 Hessert, Chris 10. 65. 69. 70 Hessert. Ron 26. 65. 67, 71 Heyman. Tara 22. 72. 91. Ill Hiler. Matt 20 Hill. Todd 22. 112. 113 Hissong. Karen 40 Hite. Carol 26. 65. 71. 105 Hite. Kevin 20. 21. 61. 69. 70. 74. 109 Hollabaugh, Joe 18. 47 Hollabaugh. Mary 26, 73 Hollman, Andy 18. 85. 103, 109 Hollman. Carmen 20.65.91.101. Ill Hollman. Denice 20. 91. 100. 101. Ill Hollman. Jamie 111 Holman, Brent 71 Holman, Jamie 18. 38. 43. 45.65. 66. 69. 70. 74 Hook. Amy 18, 63. 70. 72 Hopkins. Jennifer 26. 69. 73 Houlton, Judith 71, 73 Houser. Brent 18. 76 Houser, Janel 26. 65. 67. 71 Houser. Jodi 10 Houser. Ryan 75 Howard. Jeff 20. 103 Hudson, Shelly 6, 18. 74 Huff. Diana 10 Huff. Troy 22. 72 Hulbert. Tina 67. 73 Humbarger. Brian 71, 75 Hummon. Heather 73 Imhoff. Todd 10. 16. 40. 43. 45. 52. 56. 58, 74, 76. 78 Immel, Larry 22 Immel. Lisa 11, 132 Inlow, Lora 71 Jack. Brent 11, 85. 113 Jacobs. Dave 89 Jacobs. David 20. 109 Jacobs. Patrick 73 Jacquay. Bill 87 Jacquay. Vince 22. 70 Jarrett. Catherine 71 Jarrett. Debra 22. 65 Jarrett. Joyce 18. 63 Jarrett. Valerie 1. 11, 132 Jenkins. Jack 11. 45 Jenkins. Tonia 20 Jensen. Tommy 75 Johnson. Amber 71 Johnson. Desi 22. 65. 72. 90. 105. Ill Johnson. Loren 18. 37. 85. 102. 103 Johnston. Josh 18 Jones. April 67 Jones. Bill 86 Jones. Joan 22. 65. Ill Jones. Kendra 11 Jones. Robert 26 Kaiser. Jenny 18. 65 Kaiser. Jeremy 26. 64 Kaiser. Nathan 26. 73 Kelham. Ben 26 Keller. Kristi 73. 105 Kennedy. Tina 20. 72. 74 Kennedy. Todd 26 Kennedy. Tonya 26. 73 Kenning. Becky 22. 72 Kenning. Debbie 22. 65. 68, 72. 105 Kenning. Tammy 18. 19. 63. 65. 68. 120 Kessler, Karen 26. 71. 105 Kessler, Marla 11. 78 Kiessling. Thomas 18 Kimpel. Jeff 20. 69. 70 King. Angie 73 King, Candi 18. 72 King. Crystle 18, 61. 65. 66. 74 King, Kenda 22 King. Larry 22. 23. 72 King, Michael 20 King. Wayne 22 Kirkpatrick. Tony 10. 11. 40. 58 Kitchen. Cory 20. 72. 85. 112. 113 Klotz. Don 11. 74 Klotz. Joe 22 Klotz. Sherry 22. 72 Koch, Randy 18 Koehl. Dawn 71. 73 Kokemuller. Horst 18. 64. 70. 74. 83. 89. 109 Krafft, Shane 20. 74 Krontz. Bill 86 Krontz. Billy 26 Krontz. Brian 22, 69. 70 Ladd. Amy 18 Lake, Chris 26. 27 Landrum. Melinda 23 Landrum. Susan 18 Lane. Amy 1. 11, 16. 59, 90. 101 Lang. Jeff 26. 86 Lang. Todd 2. 11. 16. 84. 85. 95. 113 Langham, Mike 18. 85 Lawson. Elvis 23 Lawson. Michelle 69 Lechleidner, Angela 67. 71. 73 Lechleidner. Janine 26. 73 Lechleidner. Kevin 20. 102. 103 Lechleidner. Kirk 20. 103 Lechleidner, Mike 11. 56. 74. 85. 102. 103 Leeper, Clint 86 Lehmer, Honore 18, 42, 64, 72 Lengacher, Andrea 11, 42. 52, 132 Lengacher. David 20. 74 Lengacher. Ryan 87 Lesher. Jason 26 Liberty. Chad 26. 41 Liberty. Dawn 18, 78 Lichtsinn. Chantal 23, 66 Lichtsinn. Dawn 26. 73 Lichtsinn, Mikki 26 Lichtsinn. Theodore 20 Lichtsinn. Theresa 20. 74 Likens. Diana 73 Likens, Lynette 26. 73 Lilly, Jack 12. 39. 76. 95. 108. 109 Lilly. Mike 20. 76. 85 Linn. Holly 23. 68. 70 Little. Cathy 21. 66. 74. 100. 101 Lockhart. Toby 86 Lucarelli, Chuck 23 Ludeker, DeAnn 21. 43. 60. 65. 72 Ludeker. Lynette 18. 63. 72 Luker. Matt 73 Mack. Allan 21 Mack, Brandy 73 Mack. Shelly 18 Maggert. Tina 72. 78 Maillaird. Heather 111 Maillard. Heather 12. 72 Maloney. Tim 21 Mangus. Charlotte 18. 72. 76 Mangus. Danny 67. 86 Mansfield. Brenda 12 Mason. Lynette 21. 40. 65. 74 Mason. Todd 86 Masonbrink. Sevm 73 Mast. Angie 18 Mast. Dave 23, 41. 117 Mathes, Lisa 21, 65, 74 Mayer. Teri 12, 44. 62. 63. 106 Mayes. Mary 23. 70 McCann. Amy 12. 63, 65. 72 McCann. Jamie 23. 66. 72. 89 McCann. Joleen 71, 73 McCann. Norman 72 McCann. Rose 74 Mccoy, Lori 111 McHale. John 27. 86 McNabb. Vic 76 McNabb. Victor 12 McNerney. Jerry 23, 72. 75. 89. 112. 113 Means, Charlotte 18. 66, 74 Menshy. Heather 23 Miller, Brian 71 Miller. Carol 19. 70. 74 Miller. David 19, 85. 109 Miller. Gary 21. 74. 76. 112, 113 Miller. Jodee 27. 65. 67. 71 Miller. Steve 12. 23. 76 Miller, Tracy 27, 71 Miller. Vince 71 Mills. Tammy 12. 65. 66. 74 Minnick, Brian 23. 76, 85. 103 Minnick. Scott 12. 44. 52, 63. 74. 102. 103 Mmnix. Chad 21. 103 Minnix, Nicole 27. 73 Mooneyhan. Cliff 86 Moore. Althea 76 Moore. Billy 21 Moore. Brenda 71, 73 Moore. Brian 23. 65. 70 Moore. Penny 73 Moore. Rick 23 Moore. Robin 23. 72. 91. 100 Moore. Wayne 23 Morris, Sunida 10. 12. 40, 58 Morrow, Ken 12. 56. 78 Morrow. Sheila 23. 70. 72. 78 Mortorff. Stacy 27. 73 Moughler, Susie 12 Mt. Castle. Dawn 21 Mullett. Keith 21. 65 Mullett. Richard 21. 103 Munger, Steven 71 Munsey. Brett 21. 65. 74. 76. 89. 108. 109 Munsey. Jeff 13. 76 Munsey. Julie 5. 19. 39. 63. 64. 65. 132 Munsey. Tracy 23 Muraski. Dee 21 Muraski. Mario 13. 65. 78 Murphy, Rhonda 21, 90. 101. Ill Myers. Dawn 3. 21, 72. 107 NcNerney. Jerry 72 Nelson. Monica 19, 107. 132 Newland. Tara 27. 69. 71. 73 Newland. Tonya 21. 69. 70. 100, 111 Noble. Amy 13 Norton. Chad 23, 66. 85. 109 Norton. Greg 74 Norton. Jennifer 73 Norton. Troy 86 Nuttle. Jamison 23. 112. 113 Index 143 Oberlin, Deanna 23 Oberlin. Robbie 23 Oliver. Thomas 19 Oliver. Tom 74 Olson. Jared 19. 109 Ortiz. Kevin 67 Ortiz. Valerie 21. 65. 72, 91. 101 Ortiz. Vicki 19. 60. 72 Ortiz. Vicky 100. 101 Ousley, Jim 19 Ousley, Jonnie 23. 66 Owsley. Eldon 86 Owsley. Jonnie 100. Ill Parrett, Melissa 21. 65. 74, 78 Parrish. Chad 23. 85. 103 Patterson. Tara 7. 23. 62. 72, 105. Ill Patterson. Tawnya 13. 66. 90 Patterson. Thadd 5, 21. 41. 74 Petre. Vaiarie 73 Pierce. Stacey 19. 63. 74. 78 Pierson. Mark 27. 73. 86 Plunkett. Cherie 23. 69, 70 Poe. Donna 67. 73 Poinsett. Michelle 23, 64 Porter. Cheryl 23 Potter, Tronna 67. 73 Powell, Mike 19. 47, 63. 85. 95, 113 Prosser, Christine 73 Prosser. Lori 19, 63. 107, 132 Prough. Clinton 21 Prough. Ramona 19 Provines, Shawn 23 Provines, Tina 71, 73 Purdy. Scott 13. 62. 63. 74, 75 Ramer. Chris 19. 41. 85. 95. 113 Ramer. Matt 23, 62. 95 Raney. Carrie 71. 73 Raney. Minde 23. 91. 100. Ill Ray. Katherine 27. 65 Reas. Tabatha 27 Recore, Amber 21 Redinger. Mandy 23, 66. 68 Redinger. Matt 21 Reed. Angie 23. 90 Reed. Danny 23. 75 Reed. Dick 113 Reed. Robert 75 Reeves. Steve 27, 86 Reinhart. Raegan 73 Reinhart. Ryan 21. 76 Renfrow. Allen 23 Renfrow. Barbara 21. 65, 70 Renfrow. Charles 27 Renfrow, Julie 19. 70 Renkenberger. Doug 19, 63. 69. 70 Renkenberger, Liz 23. 43, 64, 70 Reuter. Jason 27. 86 Richmond, Kandie 27. 65, 71. 73 Riedel. Carrie 71, 73 Riedel. Chris 24 Riggs, Laura 19. 62. 66. 74. 78 Riley. Darvin 21. 72 Riley. Harry 19. 37. 74. 103 Roberts. Shayna 73 Rogers. Rick 73. 86 Rohr. Helena 27. 64, 67. 73 Roose. Linda 27. 105 Roose. Torrie 4. 19. 74. 78 Rosenberry, Julie 69. Ill Rosendaul. Tommy 75 Ross. James 21. 74. 75 Ross. Shannon 24. 70 Ross. Tommy 71 Rothgeb. Dave 66 Rothgeb. Mike 27 Rowe. Tara 27. 67 Ryan. Wendy 67. 73 Salyers. Kelly 73 Sanders. Julie 24. 42. 64 Sanders. Scott 73 Sayer. Scott 19. 75 Schaeffer. Angela 27. 67. 73 Schiffli. Jason 24. 70, 85. 109 Schimpf. Noah 24. 39, 70. 75 Schlatter. Robert 27. 73 Schlatter. Roger 21. 72 Schmidt. Joe 76. 78 Schoof. Brandy 27 Schwartz, Jason 24. 89, 103. 109 Scott, Bee 71 Scott, Kelly 73 Sebert, Amy 71, 73 Sechler. Amy 13 Sechler, Brian 19. 60, 70, 74. 76 Sechler, James 19. 85 Seltenright. Mark 19 Seltenright. Nadine 27. 69 Seslar. Heather 24 Sexton. Kevin 27 Sexton. Shannon 67 Shafer. Dawn 19. 62, 106 Shafer. Lisa 13. 58 Shaffer, Emila 72 Shaffer, Emily 21. 64, 68. 74 Shelton. Angie 26. 27. 65. 67. 71. 73 Shelton. Chad 21. 88. 89. 109 Shilling. Mindy 73 Shireman. Tonya 67 Shockley. Matt 3. 21. 39. 62. 85. 109 Shoudel. Tracy 19. 106 Shull. Jodi 71 Shultz. Jeff 3. 4. 13, 41. 45. 58. 65, 74. 85. 103 Simmering. Kerri 21 Slabach. Bonnie 14, 40. 78 Slabach. Jerry 5, 21. 41, 43. 72 Slaybaugh, Candy 27 Smith. Beth 21. 101. Ill Smith, Debbie 4. 19, 40. 62, 69. 70. 90. 101. Ill Smith. Denise 5. 14, 55, 63, 69. 70, 101 Smith. Eric 14 Smith. Kris 24 Smith. Marc 19. 85. 95 Smith. Matt 24. 83. 112. 113 Smith, Mgr.Beth 89 Smith, Michelle 71 Smith. Regina 71 Smith. Tammy 24. 69. 70 Smith. Toni 19. 78 Snyder. Dawn 3. 14. 51. 52. 63. 90, 91, 111 Snyder. Donnis 67. 71. 73 Snyder. Doug 24, 109 Snyder, Nikki 27 Snyder, Troy 5. 19. 69. 70 Solmes. Joshua 73 Sparkman. Stacy 21. 74 Sparkman, Tony 14. 16. 76 Sponhower. Crystal 67 Sponhower. Roxanne 71. 73 Sprunger. Scott 27. 67 Sprunger. Sheryl 24. 78 Squier. Kim 14, 42 Squier. Shawn 24 Stairhime. Angela 24 Staley. Angie 3. 14. 132 Stamper. Karla 67 Stamper. Kerri 73 Starr. Christine 71 Steffen. Billy 71 Stickney. Shannon 24 Stiver, Cherie 73 Stiver, Robb 21, 39. 62. 85 Strock, Bruce 24, 112, 113 Strong. Nathan 27. 71 Strong, Tim 19. 113 Stuckey, Reggie 105 Studebaker. Deborah 27 Studebaker. Diane 26. 27 Surface, Joel 19, 76 Swary. Brenda 67. 71. 73 Swary, Candy 27. 69. 73 Tatro. Lester 14. 59. 70. 72. 74 Tatro. Vicki 24. 72 Teegardin. J.J. 86 Teegardin, Russ 24 Thimlar. Larry 76 Thomas, Jane 19. 66, 74 Thomas. Jason 75 Thomas, Scott 24 Thompson. Gena 15 Thompson. Kevin 21.65, 74. 112, 113 Thompson. Mike 112 Thorne. Chris 15. 72. 78 Tieman, Shelly 19. 47 Timmerman, Angel 72, 91, 111 Timmerman. Angela 24 Timmerman. Dawn 19, 74. 91 Timmerman, Keith 67. 87 Timmerman. Nancy 73, 105 Tinstman. Jamie 21 Tinstman. Mike 4 Treesh. Mike 15 Treesh. Tiffany 19 Treesh. Todd 15. 76 Treesh. Treena 24, 69. 70 Trenary. Tamara 27. 71 Tresh, Treena 65 Underhill. Doug 7. 21, 65, 70. 72. 74. 75. 89. 112. 113 Van Dyke. John 24. 85, 103. 109 Van Dyke, Terry 21 Vines, Ken 24 Wade. Crystal 71 Waldron. Mike 27 Wallace. Annie 67 Wallace, Kathryn 15 Walter. Ryan 21, 102. 103 Walter. Traci 21 Walters, Traci 65 Warner, Carl 27 Warner, Danney 19 Warner, Ken 15 Warstler. Rebecca 73 Warstler. Stacey 71, 73 Washier. Beth 19. 63. 70. Ill Washier. Chris 23. 24. 64. 76. 109 Washier. Jason 86 Washier. Jeff 27 Wasson, Michelle 24 Wasson. Stacy 27. 67 Webb. Grant 19. 69. 70 Webb. Matthew 67 Webb. Stephanie 19. 66. 69, 74 Weicht. Amy 19. 78 Weicht, Tom 15. 47, 95 Welch. Dawn 19 West, Mark 24 White. Candy 24 Williamson. Buffy 24. 100 Willoughby. Zach 21. 66. 74 Wilson, Jarred 75 Wilson. Shane 73 Witt. Tonya 21. 72. 74 Wood. Stephanie 21 Woodring. Corrie 71 Worman. Dawn 73 Yoder. Calvin 24. 76. 85. 112. 113 Yoder. John 27. 73. 86 Yoder. Kenneth 73 Yoder, Kenny 86 Yoder. Kevin 21. 76. 112. 113 Zahner, Regina 73 Zeisloft. Justin 73 Zenk. Mindy 15. 40. 62, 63. 65, 74 144 Index