Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

By participating in the pageants, I have learned a great deal bout poise, self-confidence and working with other people. It's a lot of work, but it's also fun. It's an experience that all of the girls benefit from. You meet new friends and have memories that will last a lifetime. I'd encourage any girl to participate. Laura Riggs Top — Laura Riggs was named Second Runner-Up in the Miss DeKalb County pageant, and Beth Washier was crowned Miss DeKalb County. Right — Laura sang a song by Amy Grant for the talent portion of the competition. g m Student Life The experience and memories 1 gained from being in the pageant are ones that will stay with me for a lifetime and I encourage any girl who is thinking of going out to do it. I cannot even begin to describe the feelings I had when the Master of Ceremonies called my name as Miss DeKalb County Fair 1987. I felt relief and happiness all at once. I feel that it was the inspiration and support of all my friends that helped me the most. I was very proud to be representing Eastside High School that night. Thank you to all my friends who were there supporting me that night. You truly made it the best night of my life. Beth Washier Top left — Beth Washier gives the crowd a big smile shortly after being crowned the 1987 Miss DeKalb County Fair queen. Below left — Beth sings Villa Dolorsa'' for her talent requirement. Student Life 7 Mow July 27th, when I sat down to write this article for yearbook, I have only one week left of my staying here. When I look back to the school year 87-88, it brings me lots of good memories. I arrived to Ft. Wayne July 30th. First thing in my mind was to go to bed and get some sleep, after two hard days in Mew York. When I stepped out of airport building, heat and humidity hit me hard, but later on I learned that it was nothing comparing with drought 88. My first host family was Bakers. With them I saw each one Eastside's football games; from Blazer Preview to Jimtown. I myself want to play, but it was too late when season was already going. Instead of playing football, I took part of school play and memorized some unforgettable lines such as I understand you have room to rent. December I changed for my second host family, family that I had been warned before (in a positive meaning) the Carpenters. While staying with Carpenters, I was manager for Varsity basket- ball team. I learned to kick start washing machine. Life went on, and I changed for my last host family; Sechlers. Also track season started and I ran track. Highlight of my school year was marine biology class trip to Florida. Even I missed the prom that everybody had been talking about, since Christmas I think the trip to Florida was best part of the school year. Finally came Graduation, (damet, missed Indy 500 because of it) and surprise! I got big cake and many presents. Thanks! I thank all my friends and teachers, they had lots of patience and good sense of humor when being with me. Special thanks for my host families and host brothers, their part was most important for me during this year. Hope I will see every one of you again. � ■ Student Life A GREAT YEAR Hi! I am Eldita Justiniano from Santa Cruz, Bolivia. I arrived to Butler, Indiana the 24th of August, 1987. It has been the most exciting year of my life! Full of wonderful memories and great unforgettable experiences! My first family. Bakers, helped me a great deal since I had a lot of trouble with the language. Jerry and Carrie introduced me to a lot of people and helped me in everything that I didn't understand. Carrie also introduced me to the volleyball team and I had the opportunity to be part of it. During that time I also enjoyed going to the Cross Country meeting and cheering for Eastside. I was very impressed with the Blazer spirit at all the football games. Even that at the beginning I almost didn't understand the game. I enjoyed meeting my friends or just yelling: GO BIG GREEN!! After Thanksgiving Day I moved to my second host family, the Smiths. Leaving the Bakers was very hard for me. I learned so much with them and I loved them even morel While staying with the Smiths I also learned a lot and experimented new and exciting experiences like going to cross country skiing. I'd never seen snow before in my life! I wasn't involved in any winter sport but I enjoyed going to the basketball games where I could see again the incredible spirit of Eastside basketball fans. When winter was over it was time to move to my third host family, Sanders. Like the first time, it was hard to move but 1 realized all the fun and experiences I was going to have with such a nice family! Julie, my host sister encouraged me to try for the spring musical The Wizard of Oz. I played Mombie, a wicked witch. I met so many people and got closer with my friends. During spring I also played on the softball team in which I had a lot of fun. It also was a new experience. Something that I loved and enjoyed doing was to help the Spanish students in their language skills. The other exchange students, Anneli and Jussi, were great friends and helped to make my exchange year more enjoyable. At the end I want to say that I loved the American way of life, the people, the food (chocolate chip cookies. Pizza Hut, etc.) and the sports. Thanks to everyone who gave me their treasured friendship. (Thanks Julie M. and Mark C.l!) Thanks everyone at Eastside, the faculty members and students, and all the community. Thanks to the Rotary Club of Butler for all their support and help. And a very special thanks to my three host families for all the love, care, help, support, patience, and dedication they gave me. I will love them forever in a special place in my heart! Love, Eldita Student Life Hi, I'm one of the three exchange students who went to Eastside High School during 1987-88. My name is Anneli Morling and I'm from a suburb outside Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. A couple of days after my arrival I went with Tara to her volleyball practice. It seemed to be a lot of fun, so the next day I joined the team. They placed me in Varsity and Miss Getts became my coach. Thanks to volleyball I met my first new friends, who meant a lot to me. I had a lot of fun with the volleyball team and I'm really glad I got involved so soon after my arrival, it helped me a lot. School started. In the beginning it was hard to understand everything the teacher and friends said, so most of the time 1 sat quiet. But already after a few months it was much easier to understand and I started to talk more. The school days were very different from the ones I was used to in Sweden. We don't have the same schedule every day. Our periods were just 40 minutes and there was were 10 minute breaks between the periods. We also had one hour for lunch, so we had time to go out to eat, and maybe go shopping for a while. The winter came and volleyball ended. The winter was long and cold, it seemed like it would never end. But at last the spring was here, it started to become warmer outside and everyone seemed to be happier. I became the manager for the Girls Varsity Track, which was a lot of fun. During the spring I was also involved in the spring musical The Wizard of Oz.” I was one of the spirits, and also helped with the make up. I really had a good time. After the musical was over, I went with the school to Washington D.C. for a few days. Our schedule was packed with things we were going to see. The Washington D.C. trip is really one of the things I'm going to remember forever. The school year has gone very fast, and Graduation is now only a week ahead of me. And that makes me realize that my exchange year is almost over. It has been very exciting, interesting, and I have learned a lot, more than I ever hoped to do. I want to thank all my teachers for the help and support they gave me during the year and the school administration for flying the Swedish flag during the year. I have really appreciated every- thing. And a special thanks to my family Deb r Greg Whitlock and Tawnya Tara Patterson for making my exchange year possible. I'm going to miss you all. Love ya, Anneli Norling Student Life Top left — Members of the 1987 Homecoming court and their escorts. Middle left — Student Council President, Debbie Smith and sponsor, Mr. Wagner, announce the next event in the Battle of the Classes. Bottom left — We re just thrilled about Twin Day! Middle right — Just a few more feet! Bottom right — Seniors proudly display their Homecoming spirit on their lockers. CAST Abby Brewster Lori Prosser The Reverend Dr. Harper Scott Sanders Teddy Brewster Doug Renkenberger Officer Brophy Jeff Kimpel Officer Klein Gregg Drake Martha Brewster Beth Washier Blaine harper Julie Sanders Mortimer Brewster Chris Washier Mr. Gibbs Jussi Rasanen Jonathon Brewster Thomas Diehl Dr. Einstein Brent Holman Mr. Hoskins Carol Hite Mr. Spenalzo Missy Crow Officer O'Hara Larry King Lieutenant Rooney Kevin Hite Mr. Witherspoon Brian Carpenter Dead Bodies Cherie Bowyer Bridget Brock Heather Bungard Missy Crow Anne Emerick Carla Gollmer Roxi Grogg Carol Hite Janel Houser Joyce Jarrett DeAnn Ludeker Tracey Munsey Stephanie Webb CREW Director Cassandra Byroads Student Director Candi King Student Director Jamie Holman Stage Manager Liz Renkenberger Carla Gollmer Missy Crow Ryan Bennett Lynette Ludeker Jeff Kimpel Candi King Julie Sanders Stephanie Webb Becky Kenning Treena Treesh Stephanie Webb Carla Gollmer Anne Emerick Missy Crow Julie Rosenberry Liz Renkenberger Student Life Top — 1987 Prom King Brett Melbert, 1988 Prom King Doug Underhill, 1988 Prom Queen Lynette Mason, 1987 Prom Queen Laura Riggs. Middle left — Ms. C and her dates? Middle right — “Gee, I wish I had shaved earlier! Student Life Bottom left — “Yes, we re having a WONDERFUL time tonight! Top left — Hey, nobody said there would be any cameras here! Middle left — Jeremy Strohm and Rhonda Murphy take a romantic stroll through the gardens. Bottom left — Mmm, mmm good! Middle right — Is Candy mad?????? Bottom right — David Miller and Monica nelson find a quiet spot to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Student Life Aunt Em.................... Joe........................ Uncle Henry................ Dorothy.................... Mayor of the Munchkins Fanner Munchkin............ Munchkin Coroner........... Another Munchkin........... Glenda the Good............ Wicked Witch of the West . . Endora..................... Mombi...................... The Scarecrow.............. The Tinman................. The Cowardly Lion ......... A Private ................. First General.............. Second General............. Third General.............. Fourth General ............ Fifth General.............. An Old Lady................ Lord Growlie............... Gloria..................... The Wizard of Oz........... Tibia...................... Student Director..........•. Stage Manager and Prompter Candi King Dave Hartleroad Gregg Drake Beth Washier Steve Boyer Scott Sanders Brent Holman Jeremy Kimpel Valerie Burton Lori Prosser Julie Sanders Eldita Justiniano Chris Washier Stacey Brewer Jitterbugs Carla Gollmer Tammy Kenning Julie Rosenberry Stephanie Webb Angie Stairhime Tina Provines Angie Stalcup Brenda Swary Oz Chorus Angie Bixler Tina Hulbert Heather Buss Doug Renkenberger Chris Prosser Kevin Hite Gregg Drake B.J. Krontz Brian Carpenter Mark Crowl Dave Hartleroad Stephanie Wood Darvin Riley DeAnn Ludeker Brett Munsey Kevin Hite Amy Hook Jamie Holman Jenni Horton Kristi Keller Kelly Salyers Tanya Bush Missy Crow Anne Emerick Dawn Myers Liz Renkenberger Heather Bungard Ghosts Oz Mob Anneli Horling Anne Emerick Liz Renkenberger 18 ■ Student Life Pit Orchestra Personnel Flute Clarinet I Clarinet II Bassoon ...... Alto Saxophone French Horn . . Trumpet I .... Trumpet II ... . Trombone .... Baritone...... Percussion .... Timpani....... Mallets Chimes Bass.......... Synthesizer . . . Tammy Smith Tara Mewland Mora Delagrange Jayne Gilbert Chrys Delagrange Holly Linn Diana Andrews Cherie Plunkett Cathy Haley Troy Snyder Jodi Shull Ron Hessert Thom Foster Jeff Kimpel Doug Underhill Brett Conrad Tessa Crager Larry King Ingrid Doub Jerry McNemey Top Right — Three witches discuss whose mode of transporta- tion is better. Is it the traditional broomstick or Eldita's power vaccum? Middle Right — Treena Treesh makes Julie Sanders out to be a “real witch . Bottom left — The Few, the Proud, the Marines . ? Student Life 19 20 ■ Graduation VALEDICTORIAN KELLY QROQQ SALUTATORIAN AMY HOOK Graduation Top 10% of Senior Class — Beth Washier, Lynette Ludeker, Julie Munsey, Amy Hook, Mike Anthony, Kelly Grogg, Stacey Pierce, Joyce Jarrett, Tracy Shoudel. WASHINGTON D.C. Kelly Grogg Kelly Collins Tiffany Treesh Eldita Justiniano Tammy Kenning Kelly Grogg Debbie Smith Kelly Albert Lori Prosser Toni Smith Beth Washier Amy Weicht Amy Hook Tracy Shoudei Heather Arrants Mrs. Hollabaugh Mrs. Bowman Chris Brunner Kelly Collins Debbie Smith Amy Ladd Monica Nelson Jody Cearbaugh Most Likely To Succeed Best Pockets Best Eyes Most Unforgettable Biggest Brownie Most Athletic Reckless Driver Best Smile Most Daring Most Talented Best Sense of Humor Most Outgoing Best Dressed Favorite Teacher Best Teacher (Most Dedicated) Biggest Airhead Most Attractive Biggest Partier Best Matched Couple Biggest School Skipper Doug Renkenberger Chadd Baker Mike Langham Mike Powell Andy Hollman Chris Ramer Joe Hollabaugh Brett Helbert Mitch Beard Harry Riley Doug Renkenberger Mike Powell Brian Carpenter Jerry Baker Mr. Fiedler Mr. Fetters Scott Sayer James Sechler Thom Diehl David Miller Mark Seltenright Student Life FALL Sports VARSITY FOOTBALL We had a lot better record this year due to hard work in the off season, hitting the weights! f Mike Powell VARSITY FOOTBALL — First row — Brian Carpenter, Mitch Beard, Chris Ramer, Mike Langham, James Sech er, Andy hollman, Chadd Baker, Mike Powell, Loren Johnson. Second row — Calvin Yoder, Dave Daniels, Mike Anthony, Marc Smith, Kevin Crowl, Cory Kitchen, Kevin Thompson, David Miller, Kirk Lechleidner, Jason Schiffli. Third row — Matt Smith, Kevin Sexton, Jeff Howard, Randy Collins, Matt Shockley, Mike Lilly, Tim Maloney. Robb Stiver, Jeremy Strohm, Brett Munsey. Fourt row — Danny Hartleroad, Mike Thompson, Jamison Muttle, Matt Ramer, David Mast, Chad Minnix, John Van Dyke, Randy haupert, Mike Grant, Chad Morton. Fifth row — Stacy Wasson, John Yoder, Shane Delegrange, Jeff Lang, Brad Dangler, Gary Miller, Chad Liberty, Moah Schmipf, Bruce Carpenter. Sixth row — Coach Fleming, Coach Kaiser, Coach Lechleidner, Coach Field- er, head Coach Drotar, Coach Fetzer, Coach Eck, Coach Fetters, Coach Schultz. Top Left — Senior members of the football team get fired up for the Homecoming game. Middle Left — Football award winners Chadd Baker, Chris Ramer, and Mike Powell. Lower Left — Brian Carpenter awaits the pass from quarterback, Cory Kitchen. Below — Cory Kitchen anticipates the snap from center, Mike Powell. VARSITY RECORD EHS 28 0 Leo EHS 7 0 Central noble EHS 19 0 Fairfield EHS 14 20 Winamac EHS 22 6 Churubusco EHS 12 9 Prairie Heights EHS 25 7 Garrett NECC Tourney EHS 0 33 Fremont Sectionals EHS 0 29 Jimtown Won 6 Lost 3 Sports JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL I felt that this was our best year as a team since we grew closer and had an outstanding season, i Jason Schiffli JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL — First row — Matt Ramer, Calvin Yoder, Matt Smith, Kevin Thompson, John VanDyke, Dave Mast, Jeremy Strohm, Brett Munsey, Kirk Lechleidner, Jason Schiffli. Second row — Mike Thompson, Kevin Sexton. Dave Daniels, Chad Minnix. Brad Dangler, Tim Maloney, Randy Haupert, Bruce Carpenter, Chad Norton, Chad Liber- ty. Third row — Danny hartleroad, Jamison Nuttle, Jeff Howard, Stacy Wasson, Jeff Lang, John Yorder, Shane Delegrage, Noah Schrimpf, Mike Grant, Gary Miller. Fourth row — Coach Lechleidner, Coach Fleming, Coach Fetzer. Sports JR. HIGH FOOTBALL EIGHTH GRADE RECORD EHS 24 6 Garrett EHS 0 14 Lakeland EHS 38 0 Fremont EHS 15 0 Prairie Heights EHS 8 20 West Hoble EHS 12 8 Central Hoble EHS 31 0 Rome City Won 5 Lost 2 EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL — Front row — Jerry Eck, Todd Mason, Lee Cook, Kip Emenhiser, Rick Rogers, Kenny Yoder. Middle row — Duane Fry, Todd Miller, Troy Horton, Todd Lucarelli, Thom Foster, Brad Dove, Clint Leeper, Coach Eck. Back row — Coach Kaiser, J.J. Teegardin, Elton Owsley, Ray Grigsby, Ryan Means, Cliff Moon eyhan, Todd Masonbrink, Coach Shultz. SEVEHTH GRADE FOOTBALL — Front row — Gabe Daniels, Don Gallagher, Eric Culler, Vince Miller, Chad Cook. Justin Sexton. Middle row — Billy Maloney, Brian Capp, Scott Edgar, Matt Smith, Darrin Webb, Coach Eck. Back row — Coach Kaiser, Brent Reed. Tim Smith, David Hartleroad, Fabian Cruz, Coach Shultz. SEVEHTH GRADE RECORD EHS 6 0 Garrett EHS 12 0 Lakeland EHS 16 0 Fremont EHS 0 0 Prairie Heights EHS 16 0 West Hoble EHS 2 0 Central Hoble Won 5 Lost 0 Tied 1 Sports I 33 JR. HIGH CROSS COUMTRY JUNIOR NIGH BOYS CROSS COUNTRY — Front row — Travis Hill, Damon Bercaw, Jimmy Hoff. Back row — Coach Rayle, Josh Wahsler, Jason Washier, Eric Flood, Keith Timmerman. JR. HIGH GIRLS RECORD no record available. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY — Front row — Melissa Christy. Tammy Hursh, Jamie Munsey. Back row — Julie White. Amy Flood, Coach Hyde. Sports VARSITY BOYS CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY BOYS CROSS COUNTRY — Front row — Jerry McNerney. Brett Helbert. David Jacobs. Doug Underhill, Oregg Drake. Back Row — Coach Sears, Jerry Baker. Chad Shelton, Brent Orable, Jamie McCann, Scott Cline, Mgr. Natalie Brunner. VARSITY RECORD EHS 25 30 Fairfield EHS 12 45 Westview EHS 39 18 Prairie Heights EHS 43 18 Garrett EHS 44 19 Hamilton EHS 38 21 Fremont EHS 26 29 West Noble Hicksville Invitational — First Snider Hokum Karem — Sixth Bruin Invitational — Tenth West Noble Invitational — Tenth Manchester Invitational — Eleventh NECC Tourney — Fifth Sectional — Eighth Won 5 Lost 3 Above left — Chad Shelton paces himself during a cross country meet. Above middle — Doug Underhill goes for a personal best. Above right — Scott Cline nearing the finish line. Left — Jerry McNerney Most Improved Runner David Jacobs Most Valuable Runner Sports VARSITY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY As one of the three seniors that were on the first official team , I feel that we had an excellent sea- son with many experiences, next year's team should be even better. 7 7 Jamie Holman VARSITY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY — Front row — Julie Antrup, Jamie Holman, Carla Gollmer. Back row — Jonnie Owsley, Heather Delagrange, Heather Bungard, Coach Hyde. Above — Carla Gollmer maintains a steady pace. Above middle — Jonnie Owsley works toward her personal best. Above right — Julie Antrup and Heather Bungard ’’compete'' against each other. Below right — Carla Gollmer Most Valuable Runner Jonnie Owsley Most Improved Runner Sports JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — Front row — Vicki Norris, Karen Kessler, Tracey Munsey, Tara Patterson. Back row — Tara Heyman, Brenda Anthony, Debra Jarrett, Mary tlollabaugh. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The varsity volleyball team had four returning letterwomen this year. This meant there were eight varsity openings the girls worked for at the beginning of our season. Due to this inexperience, we had a lot of ups and downs throughout the season. The scores at the beginning of our season showed us that we had many weak areas. But as the sea- son progressed, so did our enthu- siam and talent. By the end of the season we had grown into a very competitive team. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — Front row — Eldita Justiniano, Carmen Hollman, Shelly Baker, Denice hollman, Kelly Grogg. Back row — Coach Getts, Rhonda Murphy, Dana Blaker. Anneli Piorling, Debbie Smith, Valerie Ortiz, Amy Bosserman. Top left — Debbie Smith hits the ball over the net while being back up by Rhonda Murphy and Amy Bosserman. Below — Varsity team members were recognized at the Homecoming convocation. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL RECORD Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Woodlan 4-15 12-15 1 Churubusco 3-15 2-15 I Leo 13-15 2-15 I Hamilton 3-15 13-15 1 East noble 15-9 15-10 Prairie Heights 1-15 15-7 4-15 DeKalb 13-15 4-15 Lakeland 15-5 15-6 Westview 7-15 15-9 11-15 Edon 2-15 15-6 9-15 West noble 8-15 8-15 Garrett 15-10 15-17 8-15 Antwerp 4-15 15-8 15-4 Central noble 11-15 10-15 Fremont 6-15 8-15 Angola 15-12 15-5 Fairfield 8-15 5-15 nECC Westview 5-15 14-16 Sectional Leo 15-6 9-15 8-15 Won 4 Lost 15 Most Valuable Player — Deb- bie Smith Best Defensive Player — Kelly Grogg Best Offensive Player — Shelly Baker JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL — Front row — Cathy Jarrett, Regina Smith, Cherie Stiver. Back row — Echo Laux, Donnis Snyder, Bobbie McCann, Angela Lechleidner, Coach Markey. We worked hard to make our- selves proud of what we did. Miss Markey is a good coach, and she taught us well. 7 Cherie Stiver SEVENTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL — Front row — Wendy Land, Carrie Raney, Angie Stalcup, Shannon Miller. Back row — Angie Rogers, Stacey Warstler, Tina Combs, Meredith Fuller. Coach Beaty. 40 ■ Sports VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL The 1987-88 Varsity Basketball team played many of their oppo- nents tough, but couldn't find the consistency of four quarters all sea- son. However, the future looks very bright for our basketball program. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL — Front row — Mgr. Jussi Rasanen, Jerry Baker, Chadd Baker, Chris Ramer, Marc Smith, Brian Carpenter. Back row — Coach Tom Hollabaugh. Kevin Thompson, Matt Smith, Matt Shockley, Mark Crowl, Scott Cline, Bruce Strock, Todd Hill, Coach Wicker. Right — Marc Smith takes the shot over a Central Hoble defender. Above — Members of the basketball team congratulates each other at the sectional pep session. 42 m Sports Left — Jerry Baker attempts to sink two for the Blazers. Below — Members of the basketball team pose with their parents at the final home basketball game. Lower Right — Chris Ramer tips one in. 1 VARSITY RECORD EHS 41 62 Leo EHS 72 49 Edon EHS 78 62 Central Noble EHS 51 62 Lakeland EHS 72 37 Edgerton EHS 42 77 Fairfield EHS 47 60 DeKalb EHS 56 74 Woodlan EHS 57 90 Churubusco EHS 41 57 Columbia City | EHS 68 85 Hicksville 1 EHS 68 73 Prairie Heights 1 EHS 75 51 Fremont 1 EHS 57 56 Garrett j EHS 72 80 Hamilton EHS 51 67 Angola EHS 59 80 Westview EHS 63 65 West Noble NECC Tournament EHS 61 69 Westview Sectional EHS 70 65 Fremont EHS 70 78 DeKalb Won 6 Lost 15 I have learned a lot from playing basketball. Not just how to play bet- ter, but how to be a better person. I enjoyed playing at EHS. I hope the future players enjoy it as much as I have. Jerry Baker Sports JV FRESHMAN BASKETBALL JR. VARSITY RECORD EMS 52 51 Leo EHS 49 26 Edon EHS 54 57 Central Noble EHS 29 39 Lakeland EHS 57 47 Edgerton EHS 41 37 Fairfield EHS 36 57 DeKalb I EHS 38 36 Woodlan EHS 34 35 Churubusco EHS 19 29 Columbia City EHS 37 42 Hicksville EHS 41 45 Prairie Heights EHS 42 41 Fremont i EHS 46 34 Garrett 1 EHS 58 35 Hamilton 1 EHS 48 55 Angola 1 EHS 50 54 Westview ] EHS 38 49 West Noble j NECC Tournament 1 EHS 49 40 Hamilton 1 EHS 31 38 DeKalb 1 Won 9 Lost 11 I FRESHMEN RECORD 19 35 30 36 31 53 22 61 39 44 31 28 33 61 43 39 25 23 36 34 Angola Hicks ville Woodlan DeKalb Prairie Heights Leo Fremont West Noble Garrett Central Noble Won 4 Lost 7 JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL — Front row — Mgr. Brian Krontz, Matt Smith. Kevin Thompson, Jerry McNemey, Bruce Carpenter, Bruce Strock, Mgr. Randy Hau- pert. Back row — Coach Tom Hollabaugh. Jason Schiffli, Matt Shockley, Brent Gra- ble. Jamison Nuttle, Todd Haupert, Coach Wicker. FRESHMEN BOYS BASKETBALL — Front row — Chad Liberty. Jason Anthony, Mike Waldron. Stacy Wason. Back row — Coach Obendorf, Mike Busche. Jeff Lang, Danny Hartleroad, Chris Lake, Butch Cobum, Mark Pierson. 44 ■ Sports JR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL — Front row — Jason Hoff, Lee Cook, Willie Drake, Jon Furnish, Kip Emeniser, Keith Timmerman. Middle row — Bill Jacquay, Thom Foster, Cliff Mooneyhan, Ryan Langacher, Rick Rogers. Back row — Coach Gerber, Shane Wilson, Ray Grigsby, Jon Smith, Eric Flood, Jason Washier. EIGHTH GRADE RECORD EHS 37 36 Avilla ■ EHS 36 32 Woodlan ■ EHS 52 32 Churubusco 1 EHS 18 51 Hamilton 1 EHS 27 30 Garrett EHS 42 32 Fremont EHS 25 41 DeKalb EHS 52 47 Leo 1 EHS 39 30 Lakeland 1 EHS 24 47 Kendallville 1 EHS 62 59 Prairie Heights 1 EHS 21 51 Angola I Perry Hill Tournament j EHS 12 40 Carroll 1 EHS 27 42 Village Woods 1 Won 8 Lost 4 J SEVEHTH GRADE RECORD ■ EHS 14 30 Avilla ■ EHS 13 52 Woodlan ■ EHS 27 35 Churubusco I EHS 19 42 Hamilton 1 EHS 12 43 Garrett EHS 23 21 Fremont j EHS 3 38 DeKalb j EHS 24 21 Leo j EHS 17 26 Lakeland j EHS 21 61 Kendallville 1 EHS 32 16 Prairie Heights 1 EHS 33 34 Angola I EHS 13 46 Hamilton 1 Won 3 Lost 10 P Sports SEVENTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL — Front row — Travis Hill, Josh Washier, Scott Edgar, Justin Zeisloft, Jon Hickman, Eric Culler. Back row — Coach Jon Hollabaugh. Chad Cook. Vince Miller, Tom Ross, Jason Hoover, Steve Boyer. JR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL 8TH GRADE RECORD EJHS 18 21 Hamilton EJHS 20 19 Churubusco EJHS 12 15 Fremont EJHS 11 16 Kendallville EJHS 14 10 Hamilton EJHS 13 17 Lakeland EJHS 17 13 Angola EJHS 13 25 Dekalb EJHS 15 12 Garrett Tourney — EHS 20 22 Lakeland OT Won 4 Lost 6 EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL — Front row — Lora Inlow, Crystal Wade. Middle row — Brandy Mack. Angie Lechleidner, Mindy Schilling, Dawn Worman, Haney Tim- merman. Back row — Michelle Smith, Donnis Snyder, Bobbie McCann, Echo Laux, Susanne Bremer, Coach Brown. Our team record did not do jus- tice to how these girls really did. These girls worked hard all season and really improved in a lot of ar- eas. — Coach Brown 7TH GRADE RECORD EJHS 6 19 Hamilton EJHS 6 31 Churubusco EJHS 7 25 Fremont EJHS 17 21 Kendallville 1 EJHS 21 10 Hamilton 1 EJHS 13 26 Lakeland EJHS 2 13 Angola S EJHS 12 30 Dekalb 1 EJHS 15 21 Garrett 1 EJHS Won 1 Lost 9 15 40 Lakeland — 1 ±J SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL — Front row — Carrie Raney, Stacey Warstler, Brenda Moore. Middle row — Angie Rogers, Nicole Furnish, Corrie Woodring, Amber Johnson, Bee Scott. Back row — Kelly Crissman. Judith Houlton, Amy Sebert, Becky Warstler, Heather Miller, Coach Beaty. Sports JV GIRLS BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL — Front row — Tonya Newland, Jonnie Owsley, Beth Capp, Jill Diehl, Buffy Williamson. Back row — Minde Raney, Brenda Anthony, Tara heyman, Tracey Miller, Tammy Trenary, Coach Beard. Sports 47 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL With a team of young players, the season produced many class games that were decided only by crucial periods in the game (Westview — NECC tourney). With their games came a season of improvement. During the sea- son, they achieved confidence in the fact that they can play and be competive against other teams, next year's Seniors will need to provide leadership and experi- ence to have a successful sea- son. Good luck to this year's Senior team members! Kelly Grogg VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL — Front row — Kelly Grogg, Julie Antrup, Rhonda Mur- phy, Denice Mollman, Carmen Mollman. Back row — Amy Bosserman. Valerie Ortiz, Debbie Smith, Beth Smith, Dana Blaker, Brenda Anthony, Coach Johnson. r Top — Amy Bosserman goes up for two as the official looks on. Middle — Kelly Qrogg takes the lay-up over a Lakeland defender. Left — Junior. Amy Bosserman, sets up to take the shot. Even though our record showed a losing season, the experience gained by the underclass- men will be reflect- ed in future and up- coming years. A Beth Smith j VARSITY RECORD EHS 35 52 Hamilton EHS 46 48 Edon EHS 39 76 Leo EHS 26 51 Hicksville EHS 46 54 Fremont EHS 45 67 Prairie Heights EHS 45 39 Lakeland 1 EHS 30 43 Garrett EHS 43 52 West Hoble EHS 36 43 Central noble EHS 36 44 Westview EHS 42 55 Woodlan EHS 33 46 Fairfield HECC Tourney EHS 34 36 Westview Sectional EHS 24 50 Leo Sports VARSITY WRESTLING We had a terrific season. The coaches encouraged us to do our best. Mitch Beard VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING — Front row — Nathan Kaiser. David Fiig, Chad Taylor. Mike Fiig. Chris Washier. David Mast, Gregg Drake, Jon Casebere, Brian Graves. Middle row — Kevin Lechleidner, Loren Johnson, Jason Schwartz, Brian Min- nick, Chad Minnix, Scott Thomas, Richard Mullett. Back row — Coach Fetzer, John Van Dyke, Mitch Beard, Jeff Howard, Kirk Lechleidner, Randy Collins, Ryan Walters, Coach Lechleidner. Above right — Brian Minnick struggles to pin his opponent in the 125 lb. weight class. Above left — Chad Parrish attempts a take down. Right — Chad Parrish goes for another pin. Sports The 1987-88 Varsity Wrestling team had a very suc- cessful season. They finished third place in the New Haven Invitational with Mitch Beard winning the Heavy- weight division and Kevin Lechleidner, Loren Johnson, and Dave Daniels runners-up in the 119 lbs, 140 lbs, and 171 lbs classes, respectively. They also made an excellent showing in the NECC tourney. The team placed fifth overall with Mitch Beard placing first in the Heavyweight division and Brian Minnick, Chad Parrish and John Van Dyke as runners-up in their respective classes. In the sectional meet, Eastside finished second overall with Kevin Lechleidner, 119 lbs; Chad Parrish, 130 lbs; Loren Johnson, 140 lbs; Dave Mast, 145 lbs; John Van Dyke, 189 lbs; and Mitch Beard, HW, qualify- ing for regionals. Mitch Beard and Loren Johnson went on to compete at semi-state. At the end of the season, Mitch Beard received the Most Pins award, Loren Johnson received the award for being the Most Valuable Wrestler, and John Van Dyke received Most Improved. Below — Dave Mast struggles to achieve another pin. Below middle — Loren Johnson works to gain the top position. Loren received the most valuable wrestler award. Bottom — Mitch Beard looking for another pin. Mitch won the award for most pins. VARSITY RECORD EHS 39 31 Leo EHS 42 36 Whitko EHS 51 15 Fairfield EHS 27 43 Columbia City EHS 8 60 Belmont EHS 17 48 Warsaw EHS 34 40 Wawasee EHS 52 18 Elmhurst EHS 48 24 North Miami EHS 55 10 Central Noble EHS 53 18 Garrett EHS 47 24 Woodlan EHS 53 11 Westview EHS 67 6 Fairfield EHS 33 31 Fremont EHS 44 27 Prairie Heights EHS 23 42 Lakeland EHS 45 28 West Noble EHS 34 28 Edgerton EHS 51 23 Churubusco Sports JR HIGH WRESTLING JR. HIGH RECORD EliS 64 43 Woodlan EHS 125 81 DeKalb EliS 68 68 Angola EHS 94 34 Leo EHS 93 53 Garrett Central Noble Inv. — First NECC Tournament — First Won 5 Lost 0 JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING — first row — Mike Parrish, Matt Snyder, Scott Whitman, Tim Nelson, Eddie Mandlow, Jamie Shirks, J.J. Solmes. Second row — Justin Zeisloft, Darrin Webb, Todd Mason, Jerry Eck, Vince Miller, Dan Reams, Don Gallagher, Scott Edgar, Brian Miller. Third row — Chad fetters, Gabe Daniels, Renny Yoder, fabian Cruz, Chris Emmerick, Clint Leeper, Brian humbarger, Scott Sanders, fourth row — Coach Drotar, Todd Lucarelli, Todd Miller, Jim Teegardin, Tom Peeple, Dave Martler- oad, Toby Lockhart, Troy Norton, Ryan Means, Thom foster. We were 5-0, a perfect season. We couldn't have done any bet- ter. Coach Drotar Sports FRESHMAN JR. HI. CHEERLEADERS FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS — Susan Armstrong. Roxi Qrogg. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS — Bottom — Cherie Stiver. Kristin Bercaw, Kristi Keller, Regina Smith. Top — Rhonda Grogg. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS — Bottom — Angie Culler. Middle — Tina Provines, Corissa Edwards. Top — Trisha Burns. Sports JV CHEERLEADERS The Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders had a very busy 1987-88 season. They went to cheerleading camp at Valparaiso University. Both were chosen as two of the five top squads and re- ceived blue ribbons after every dai- ly competition. Junior Stacey Brewer was named All American Cheerleader at camp and was able to cheer at the Aloha Bowl in Hawaii. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Front row — Carol Hite, Desi Johnson. Back row — Dawn Myers, Angie Shelton, Rochelle Arrants. Above — JV Cheerleaders Desi Johnson, Carol Hite, Rochelle Arrants and Angie Shelton perform at the sectional pep session. Left — JV and Varsity cheerleaders work together to show the height of their spirit. 54 m Sports VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Not only was cheerleading ex- citing (because of my senior year), but we also grew closer as a squad. Tracy Shoudel VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Stacey Brewer, Dawn Shafer, Lori Porsser, Tracy Shoudel, Monica nelson. Penny Cobum. Left — Varsity cheerleaders ' looking'' for a Blazer victory. Above — The Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders perform the school song at the sectional pep session. Sports SPRING a Sports JR HIGH BOYS TRACK Jr. High Boys Track — First row — Eric Culler, Jason Hoff, Scott Whitman, Brennen Kitchen, Gary Moughler, Josh Washier, Brian Kessler, Damon Bercaw, Jimmy Hoff, Travis Hill. Second row — Keith Timmerman, Troy Bumgard, Gabe Daniels, Joe Scheuller, Jon Furnish, Scott Sanders. Chad Cook. Todd Mason, Jason Hoover, Brent Holman. Third row — Coach Fetzer, Duane Fry, Rick Rogers, Kevin Ortiz, Eric Flood, John Smith, Elton Owsley, Ray Grigsby, Jason Washier, Bill Jacquay. Sports VARSITY BOYS TRACK Sports Above — Brett helbert prepares to take the lead. Right — Jason Schiffli throws for a win. We sent nine people to sectional. Three placed in the sectional. Brett Helbert placed 6th in the 1600, Dave Miller placed 4th in the high jump, and Brian Carpenter placed 2nd in the 800. Brian set a new school record in the 800 and Chad Horton set a new school record in the 300 low hurdles. Boys Varsity Track — First row — Brett Helbert, Jared Olson, Brian Carpenter, Jussi Rasanen, Andy Hollman, David Miller, Steve Franz. Second row — Stacy Wasson, David Jacobs, Doug Underhill, Chad Shelton, Matt Shockley, Kevin Hite, Jason Schif- fli, Tim Maloney, Mike Grant. Third row — Coach Hollabaugh, Chris Washier, Mike Thompson, Jason Schwartz, Brian Moore, Brent Grable, Bruce Carpenter, Chad Hor- ton, John Van Dyke, Greg Drake, Coach Sears, Coach Drotar. Above — Varsity Boys Track Award Winners Brett Helbert. MVP Distance; Chad Morton, MVP Sprinter; Dave Miller, MVP Field Event. Left — John Van Dyke heaves the shot! Boys Varsity Track Record EHS 62 65 Howe Military EHS 112 13 Hamilton EHS 68 59 Fremont EHS 60 67 Central noble EHS 39 88 Angola EHS 60 67 West noble EHS 67 59 Westview EHS 38 89 Lakeland EHS 67 60 Prairie Heights EHS 60 33 Garrett EHS 34 60 Fairfield Won 5 Lost 6 Placed 8th in the HECC. Sports VARSITY QIRLS TRACK Sports We graduated 6 seniors this year, 6 of which were major point win- ners. Many girls had personal best times and distances despite no new school records. We also have an excellent class of sophomores and freshman coming up so we look for- ward to a fine 1989 season. — Coach Hyde — Varsity Girls Track — first row — Tara Rowe, Kelly Grogg, Carla Gollmer, Beth Washier, Debbie Smith, Jamie Holman, Monica Nelson, Desi Johnson. Second row — Carmen Mollman, Heather Hayes, Heather Delagrange, Jonnie Owsley, Carrie Baker, Tara Patter- son, Debra Jarrett, Dana Blaker, Liz Renkenberger. Third row — Chris Delagrange, Karen Kessler, Angie Shelton, Andrea Dilley, Tonya Newland, Julie Sanders, Heather Bungard, Linda Roose. fourth row — Anneli Norling, Angel Timmerman, Stephanie Wood, Cathy Haley, Tracy Munsey, Coach Hyde. Right — Carmen Hollman and Dana Blaker prepare to make a perfect baton exchange. Above — Carla Gollmer takes off for a win. Left — Dana Blaker clears the bar. Above — Track Award Winners Carmen Hollman, Best Sprinter; Deb Smith, MVP 1988; Kelly Grogg, Best Distance Runner. Below — Beth Smith approaches the hurdle. Varsity Girls Track Record EHS 75 43 Hamilton EHS 56 62 Fremont EHS 42 75 Central noble EHS 31 87 Angola EHS 81 37 West noble EHS 71 47 Westview EHS 58 60 Lakeland EHS 77 41 Prairie Heights EHS 60 35 Garrett EHS 61 43 Fairfield 4th in PiECC Sectional Qualifiers: Deb Smith 100 Hurdles and 300 Hurdles; Carmen Hollman in 300 Hurdles; Kelly Grogg in 3200; Angel Timmer- man in 400; Dana Blaker in High Jump; 1600 Relay Team — Beth Washier, Desi Johnson, Angel Timmerman, Carmen Hollman, Deb Smith, Carla Gollmer. Sports JR HIGH GIRLS TRACK Jr. High Qirls Track — First row — Jenny Reas, Shannon Miller, Amanda Hohman, Misty Staley, Jamey Munsey, Faith Hill, Angie Haupert. Second row — Laura Inlow, Kelly Miller, Melissa Christy, Tracie Harter, Tronna Potter, Tammy Hursh, Rhonda Grogg, Heida Mack. Third row — Julie White, Cheri Stiver. Angie Lechleidner, Donnis Snyder, Amy Sebert, Amy Flood, Suzanne Bremer, Mi- chelle Smith, Coach Getts. Sports GIRLS SOFTBALL Softball — First row — Allison Edgar. Second row — Eldita Justiniano, Julie Antrup, Amy Weicht, honore Lehmer, Dawn Timmerman, Shelly Baker, Stephanie Webb. Third row — Kim Beard, Mary Hollabaugh, Tracy Miller, Denice Hollman, Amy Bosser- man, Valerie Ortiz, Rhonda Murphy, Julie Rosenberry. Fourth row — Coach Edgar, Tammy Smith, Buffy Williamson, Mindy Raney, Brenda Anthony, Jane Gilbert, Tara Heyman, Robin Moore, Chris Duke, Coach Brown. Top right — Can it be. Coach Brown washing cars??? Left — Pitcher Valerie Ortiz before THE injury! Above — Softball Award Winners Buffy Williamson, Best Defensive Player; Shelly Baker, Mental Attitude Award; and Robin Moore, Best Offensive Player. Sports I 63 VARSITY BASEBALL Baseball — Front row — Chris Lake, Scott Sprunger, John Casebere, Jason Anthony, Butch Coburn, Brad Dangler, Jeff Lang, John Yoder, Dan hartleroad. Second row — Gary Miller, Cory Kitchen, Kevin Crowl, Chris Ramer, Mike Anthony, Mike Powell, Kevin Thompson, Jerry hankey, Kevin Yoder. Third row — Coach Fleming, Moah Schimpf, Jerry McNemey, Matt Smith, Jamison Muttle, Bruce Strock, Dave Mast, Todd hill. Coach Fiedler. Upper left — Senior Blazers proudly display their MECC trophy. Above — Blazer team members watch the action intently from the dugout. Right — Catcher Matt Smith awaits the pitch. Sports Baseball Record EHS 6 7 Hicksville EHS 1 9 DeKalb EHS 16 0 Edgerton EHS 24 0 Edon EHS 15 1 Edon EHS 5 7 Leo EHS 11 4 Prairie Heights EHS 5 11 Concordia EHS 2 4 Concordia EHS 0 5 Lakeland EHS 1 3 Hamilton EHS 3 11 Angola EHS 10 2 Angola EHS 0 4 Garrett EHS 2 4 Fremont EHS 9 1 Antwerp EHS 13 2 Churubusco EHS 9 3 Central noble EHS 2 1 Fairfield EHS 8 4 Fairfield EHS 4 5 Central noble EHS 4 2 Westview EHS 9 10 Woodlan EHS 5 1 West noble EHS 11 1 West noble Above left — Baseball Award Winners Mike Anthony, Best Offensive Player; Mike Powell, MVP; Chris Ramer. Best Defensive Player. Above right — Mike Anthony heads for third! riECC Tourney EHS 5 3 Lakeland EMS 7 1 Prairie Heights EHS 3 1 Westview EHS 11 1 Hamilton 3rd consecutive year EHS has won the HECC Tourney. Sports The Student Council was ac- tive in providing activities that promoted school spirit and student involvement, which enriches school life for all. The National Honor Society is an organization based on four elements: service, leader- ship, scholarship, and charac- ter. Members are selected by a faculty committee. On Decem- ber 17, 1987, thirteen new members were added to East- side's chapter of the National Honor Society for a total of twenty-six members. The new members were inducted dur- ing a candlelight ceremony in the cafetorium. The National Honor Society ended its suc- cessful and rewarding year with a banquet at Gottfried's in Garrett. _______ Lori Prosser, President Clubs STUDENT COUNCIL — front row — Rick Rogers. Jerry Eck, Chris Washier. Thom foster. Middle row — Robb Stiver, Secretary Laura Riggs. Vice-President Carla Oollmer, Presi- dent Debbie Smith, Treasurer Tori Prosser, Matt Shockley. Back row — Sponsor Mr. Wagner, Jonnie Owsley, Rochelle Arrants, Tara Patterson. Julie Antrup. Nicci Minnix, Robin Moore. Carmen Hollman, Shelly Baker, Patty Creager, Dawn Worman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — front row — Treasurer Joyce Jarrett, Vice-President Doug Renkenberger, President Lori Prosser, Secretary Kelly Orogg. Middle row — Candi King. Beth Washier. Carla Oollmer, Stacey Brewer. Lynette Ludeker, Amy Bosserman, Patty Creager, Amy Hook. Back row — Jenny Kaiser, Stacey Pierce, Tracy Shoudel, Chadd Baker, Mike Anthony, Chris Ramer, Matt Shockley, Mike Powell, Julie Munsey, Debbie Smith, Tammy Kenning, Dawn Shafer. FREMCh CLUB — Front row — Liz Renkenberger, Julie Munsey, Donnis Snyder, Holli Arrants, Michelle Poinsett, Angie Bixler, Tracy Harter, Jayne Gilbert, Heather Arrants. Middle row — Wendy Ryan, Tronna Potter, Tina Hulbert, Heather Buss, Emily Shafer, Anne Emerick, Jill Diehl, Julie Sanders, Helena Rohr, Rochelle Arrants, Sponsor Mrs. Pfister. Back row — Chris Emerick, Bill Jacquay, Brett Conrad, Chad Fetters, Thom Foster, Gregg Drake, Jason Anthony. The Trench Club was very busy this year with the activities they spon- sored. In March, we went to Cafe Joh- nell's for an authentic french meal. We sponsored a dance in early May. There was yet another Battle of the Better Language Club with the french Club winning. Everyone had a good time and really enjoyed the wa- ter balloon toss!!! SPAMISH CLUB — Front row — Lori Andrews, Debbie Kenning, Missy Crow, Missy Parrett, Tammy Kenning, Leigh Ann Frakes, Julie Munsey, Jenny Kaiser, Eldita Justin- iano. Middle row — Sponsor Mrs. Villavicencio, Cheryl Porter, Beth Capp, Kandie Richmond, Nadine Seltenright, Chrys Delagrange, Debra Jarrett, Julie Rosenberry, Kristie Keller, Kelly Salyers, Joan Jones, Patty Creager, Ray Grigsby. Back row — Lisa Mathes, Heather Bunting, Kelly Bowyer, Heather Bungard, Tracy Walters, Becky Ken- ning. Heather Hayes, Dawn Worman, Heather Delagrange, Heather Cox. Clubs 69 Munsey, Vice President Shelly Baker, standing — Secretary Kelly Grogg, Treasurer Tammy Kenning. Below Left — SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS — Vice President Tara Patterson, President Mandy Redinger. Below Right — JR. CLASS OFFICERS — seated — President Emily Shaffer, Vice President Patty Creager. standing — Secretary Valerie Ortiz, Treasurer Cory Kitchen. Lower Right — FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS — seated — President Rochelle Arrants, Vice President Greg Drake, standing — Treasurer Angie Shelton, Secretary Diane Studebaker. EIGHTH GRADE SEMATE — Dawn Worman, Thom foster, Rick Rogers. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OfflCERS — first row — Chad Pfeflferkom, Don Gallagher Back row — Judy Houlton, Carrie Riedel, Amber Johnson, Heather Miller, Vince Miller SIXTH GRADE CLASS OfflCERS — Brennen Kitchen, Shannon Miller, Brian Kessler, Mike Parrish. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OfflCERS — Shelly Bushy, Tammy Howard. Clubs 71 HIGH SCHOOL ART CLUB — front row — Steve Eck, Scott Sayer. Middle row — Chantal Lichtsinn, Jamie Holman, Laura Riggs, Heather Seslar, Buffy Williamson, Sponsor Mrs. Stevens. Back row — Jonnie Owsley, Chris Brunner, Stephanie Webb, Charlotte Means, Joyce Jarrett, Stacey Pierce, Chrys Delagrange, Julie Antrup, Carla Gollmer, Heather Delagrange. JR. HIGH ART CLUB — front row — Jarred Wilson, Tonya Shireman, Matt Webb, Keith Timmer- man. Middle row — Heather Cobble, Shelley Busche, Carla Stamper, Crystal Sponhower. Back row — Sponsor Mr. Koeneman, Sabrina Koehl, Cathy Slabach, Chris Pinney, Kim Hill, Angie Bixler, Tracy Harter, Brenda Swary, Tina Hulbert, Heather m Clubs PEP CLUB — front row — Penny Cobum, Dawn Myers, Stacey Brewer, Dawn Shafer, Tracy Shoudel, Monica nelson, Tammy Kenning, Lori Prosser, Kelly Grogg. Middle row — Julie Rosen- berry, Carol Hite, Rochelle Arrants, Roxi Grogg, Emily Shafer, Tammy Greuter, Leigh Ann frakes, Desi Johnson. Back row — Chris Brunner, natalie Brunner, Angie Shelton, Sheila Morrow, Becky Kenning, Sara Armstrong. ELAG BOYS — Gary Pierce, Jason McCosh, Jason Lesher, Steve Reeves. CHESS CLUB — Front row — Chadd Myers, Christina Riley, Nathan Frye. Second row — Jack Steckley, James Ross, Brian Moore, Doug Underhill, Noah Schimpf, Sponsor Mr. hill. SCIENCE CLUB — First row — Secretary Missy Crow, President Missy Parrett, Vice-President Stephanie Webb. Second row — Mary Mayes, Helena Rohr, Carla Gollmer, Julie Rosenberry, Terri Gilbert, Tara Patterson, Rose McCann, Darvin Riley. Third row — Tracy Walters, Julie Antrup, Cindy Cox, Sheila Morrow, Angie Stairhime, Karen Kessler, Sara Armstrong, Vicky Norris, Jane Thomas. Fourth row — Emily Shaffer, Arlene Fox, Jamie Tintsman, Chantal Lichtsinn, Tammy Grueter, Chris Brunner, Debra Jarrett, Tracey Munsey, Heather Seslar, Charlotte Means, Bill Anderson. Fifth row — Dylan Conrad, Amy Dohner, Tracy Shoudel, Shelly Hudson, Holly Linn, Brian Sechler, Scott Ruble, Shane Krafft, Scott Sayer, Vince Jacquay, Honore Lehmer. Sixth row — James Ross, Doug Underhill, Laura Riggs, Debbie Smith, Jimmy Burnett, Lori Prosser, Jay Bowman, Bill Moore, Sponsor Mr. Olin. MAT MAIDS — Front row — Julie Rosenberry, Stacey Brewer, Dawn Myers, Stephanie Webb, Tammy Kenning, Shelly Baker, Kim Eck, Rose McCann. Middle row — Anna Coats, Jeanne Lechleidner, natalie Brunner, Chris Brunner, Shelly Hudson. Back row — Dawn Lichtsinn, Michelle Wasson, Chantal Lichtsinn, Elaine Monroe. BAT GIRLS — Kim Eck, Stacey Brewer, Penny Cobum. Clubs 75 The Eastside Future Farmers of America participated in many activ- ities this year. These ranged from placing first in the area FFA Basket- ball Tournament to the WKJG Farm Day Kindergarten tours. The FFA made and sold maple syrup as a fund raiser. The group participated in many leadership contests. Twen- ty-seven members participated in the county land judging contest with eight advancing to area com- petition. The FFA also participated in dairy and livestock judgings, along with the District III Leader- ship Contest. The Eastside, Lake- land, and DeKalb Chapters trav- eled to the 60th national FFA Convention in Kansas City togeth- er. WEIGHT LIFTIHG CLUB — Front row — Richard Mullett, Kevin Crowl, Chadd Baker, Mike Powell, Chris Ramer, Cory Kitchen, Ryan Walter. Second row — Chad Minnix, Brett Munsey, Jeff Howard, A.J. Harger, John Van Dyke, Tim Maloney, Chad Horton, Dave Daniels. Third row — Randy Collins, Mark Crowl, Jason Schiffli, Jerry Baker, Matt Shock- ley, Jeremy Strohm, Robb Stiver, Kirk Lechleidner, Kevin Lechleidner. Back row — Sponsor Mr. Drotar, Chad Parrish, Shane Delegrange, Almond Handshoe, Joey Dele- grange, Bob Ballentine, Chris Brunner, Sponsor Mr. Fetzer. FFA — Front row — Charles Renfrow, Brian Minnick, Tom Crago, Carl Warner, Brian Sechler, Kevin Yoder, Clinton Prough, Chuck Lucarelii, Treasurer Gary Miller, Vice Presi- dent Chris Washier, Damian Dickerhoof, Eric Dohner. Middle row — Mike Busche, Ben Kelham, Brian Crager, Preston Ayers, Joe Klotz, Jeff Washier, Sentinel Brent Houser, Sponsor Mr. Reinoehl. Back row — John Van Dyke, Ryan Reinhart, Mike Lilly, Julie Rosenberry, President Patty Creager, Brent Strock, Bruce Strock, Danny Warner, Reporter Mark Crowl, Mitch Beard, Marc Smith, Calvin Yoder. 76 ■ Clubs LIBRARY AIDES — Front row — Chris Duke, Amy Ladd, Casey Bowman, Margaret Cagle. Back row — Ryan Bennett, Jody Cearbaugh. OFFICE CADETS — Front row — Tabatha Reas, Mary Mayes. Middle row — Debbie Akey, Stacy Mortoff, Sara Armstrong, Shannon Stickney, Dawn Timmerman, Jamie Tintsman, Molly Linn, Micci Minnix, Rochelle Arrants. Back row — Andrea Dilley, Dawn Liberty, Lisa Fee, Valerie Burton, Robin Moore, Tonya Handshoe, Stacey Brewer, Penny Cobum. Clubs 77 EXPLORATORY TEACHERS — Front row — Beth Washier, heather Arrants. Middle row — Dawn Liberty, Carol Miller. Back row — Lynette Ludeker, Julie Munsey, Tracy Shoudel, Candi King. In Diesel Mechanics we work on Die- sel engines. It's a great feeling when an engine runs that we've worked so hard on. It makes us feel as if we've accomplished the impossible. It's a great class and I would not change a thing about it, well, maybe some things. — Theodure Lichtsinn DIESEL MECHANICS CLASS — Front row — Sponsor Mr. Delagrange, Chad Minnix, Joey Delegrange, Alan Mack, Danny Chavis, Tim Evans, Greg Norton, Mark Selten- right. Middle row — Dave Daniels, Brett Helbert, Jarred Olson, Shane Krafft, Randy Collins, Ted Lichtsinn, Darvin Riley, David Houser. Back row — Brent Houser, Brad Fry, Glenn Hale, Matt Hiler, A.J. Harger, Cary Doub, Jeff Howard, Terry Van Dyke Mike King. Clubs JR. HIGH COMPUTER CLUB — Front row — Matt Luker, Sevin Masonbrink. Back row — Sponsor Mrs. Buhro, Sherry Crager, Angie Bixler, Heather Buss. STATE SAXAPHONE QUARTET — Stephanie Wood, Cherie Plunkett, Jamie Holman, Brent Holman. SENIOR STATE SOLO WINNERS — Amy Hook, Jamie Holman, Nora Delagrange. Clubs DRAMA CLUB — Front row — Amy Hook, Beth Washier, Carla Gollmer, Candi King, Lori Prosser, Julie Sanders, Doug Renkenberger, Jerry Slabach, Chris Washier, Brent Hol- man, Scott Sanders. Back row — Sponsor Missy Byroads, Jamie Holman, Anneli Horling, Ryan Bennett, Eddie Grable, Anne Emerick, Liz Renkenberger, DeAnn Ludeker, Missy Crow, Larry King, Kevin Hite, Brian Carpenter. CAST OF Arsenic and Old Lace'' — Front row — Brian Carpenter, Anne Emerick, Carol Hite, Carla Gollmer, Stephanie Webb, Missy Crow, Brent Holman, DeAnn Ludeker. Middle row — Director Miss Byroads, Scott Sanders, Beth Washier, Lori Prosser, Julie Sanders, Chris Washier, Candi King, Jamie Holman. Back row — Ryan Bennett, Larry King, Gregg Drake, Doug Renkenberger, Jeff Kimpel, Kevin Hite, Liz Renkenberger. Clubs BLAZER BULLETIN'' STAFF — Front row — Chadd Baker, Jamison Nuttle, Mike Powell. Back row — Casey Bowman, Stacey Pierce, Kelly Albert, Amy Ladd, Sponsor Mrs. Everitt. The students of this year's journal- ism class learned the true meanings of cooperation and dedication. Be- cause of their hard work, the Blazer Bulletin'' came into existence. A greater variety of news, sports, fea- tures, and opinions was brought to the students and faculty with the help of volunteer high school students. The combined effort catered to all. JR. HIGH NEWSPAPER STAFF — Front row — Nathan Frye, Joseph Renfrew, Larry Goble, Danny Mangus, Matt Webb. Back row — Erin McNemey, Shannon Miller, Ida Delong, Spon- sor Mr. Westrick, Billie Loy. Regina Brown, Jennifer Rediger, Brenda Swary, Trisha Petre, Kelly Crissman, Amber Johnson, Brenda Moore, Tina Hulbert, Wendy Land. The junior high newspaper staff worked very hard this past year. Two individuals especially deserve recognition. Eighth grader Tina Hulbert did an out- standing job as editor. Sixth grader Nathan Frye was excel- lent as layout editor. It was a pleasure to work with such a fine group of students. — Mr. Steve Westrick, Advisor The 1987-1988 Blazette season was a very fun and successful one. The year began with Universal Dance Camp at Ball State University. The girls all had superior performances, coming home with an abundance of blue ribbons. They also competed in many parades and contests during the summer and fall. During basket- ball season, the squad did three per- formances: a Christmas routine, a routine to Rockin' Robin, and a rou- tine to Good Lovin'. The Blazettes ended their season with a party and awards ceremony. BLAZETTES — Front row — Chris Brunner. Tammy Kenning, Emily Shaffer. Middle row — Matalie Brunner, Tammy Oreuter, Julie Rosenberry. Back row — Leigh Ann Frakes, Sarah Armstrong, Sponsor Mrs. Pfister, Sheila Morrow, Debbie Kenning. FLAGS — Tara Mewland, Stephanie Webb, Tammy Kenning, Treena Treesh, Debbie Kenning. EIGHTH GRADE BAND — First row — Kathy Jarrett, Regina Smith, Christine Starr, Michelle Smith, Rhonda Grogg, Crystal Wade. Second row — Jodi Shull, David Crow, Brian Miller, Angie Lechleidner, Mike Czaja, Greg Dull, Donnis Snyder, Kip Emenhiser, Thom Foster. Third row — Brett Conrad, Ryan Andrews, Sponsor Miss Balogh, Chad Fetters. SEVENTH GRADE BAND — First row — Stacey Warstler, Amy Sebert, Carrie Riedel, Dawn Koehl, Corrie Woodring. Second row — Angie Culler, Trisha Bums, Joleen McCann, Bee Scott, Sue DuBois, Carrie Raney, Amber Johnson. Third row — Judy Houlton, David Hartleroad, Suzanne Carlson, Kelly Crissman, Meredith Fuller, Patrick Horowitz, Brent Holman, Kevin Green, Charity Hensley. Fourth row — Brad Butter- more, Troy Bungard, Jason Thomas, Keith Green, Tony Barry, Corissa Edwards, Miss Balogh. SIXTH GRADE BAND — Christina Riley, Angela Hickman, Dawn Wilson, Carrie Col- pitts, Amy Flood, Melissa Christy, Tammy Fisher, Kristina Kittle. Second row — Jason Griggs, Andy Walter, Chris Fetters, Tonya Barry, Erin McNemey, Amy Cobble, Holly Chapman, Jennifer Redinger, Julie White. Clubs HIGH SCHOOL BAND — first row — Mary Mayes, Lori Buell, Kelli Bowyer, Lori Andrews, Holly Linn, Jayne Gilbert, Chrys Delegrange, Kandie Richmond, Diana Andrews, Janel Houser, Roxi Grogg, Tara Newland, Tammy Smith, Liz Renkenberger. Second row — Cathy Haley, Ron Hessert, Nora Delegrange, Kevin Hite, Troy Snyder, Brian Moore, Shane Delagrange, Karen Kessler, Nicci Snyder, Treena Treesh, Stephanie Wood, Cherie Plun- kett, Jamie Holman. Third row — Amy Hook, Doug Renkenberger, Larry King, Jeff Kimpel, Jamie McCann, Matt Chavis, Doug Underhill, Dan Chavis, Brian Sechler, Tessa Crager, Ingrid Doub, Nadine Seltenright, Miss Balogh. Clubs ORCHESTRA — first row — Mary Mayes, Lori Bueil, Kelli Bowyer, Lori Andrews, Holly Linn, Jayne Gilbert, Chrys Delegrange, Janel Houser, Kandie Richmond, Roxi Grogg, Angie Shelton, Tammy Smith, Tara Newland, Liz Renkenberger. Second row — Cathy Haley, Ron Hessert, Nora Delegrange, Kevin Hite, Troy Snyder, Brian Moore, Diana Andrews, Carol Hite, Shane Delagrange, Karen Kessler, Nicci Snyder, Treena Treesh, Stephanie Wood, Cherie Plunkett, Jamie Holman. Third row — Amy Hook, Doug Renken- berger, Larry King, Jeff Kimpel, Brian Sechler, Jamie McCann, Matt Chavis, Doug Under- hill, Dan Chavis, Tessa Crager, Ingrid Doub, Nadine Seltenright, Miss Balogh. JAZZ BAND — first row — Brett Conrad, Thom foster, Larry King, Doug Underhill, Cherie Plunkett, Troy Snyder, Nora Delegrange, Chrys Dela- grange, Jayne Gilbert. Second row — Jeff Kimpel, Jerry McNemey. Cathy Haley, Jodi Shull, Tammy Smith, Tara Newland. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR — Amy Hook, Beth Washier, Stacey Brewer, Jennifer Coats, Heather Bunting, Candi King, Cheri Bowyer, Treena Treesh, Kathy Haley, Heather Bungard, Penny Cobum, Terri Gilbert, Janine Lechleidner, Vicky Norris, nicci Minnix, Julie Sanders, Sheila Morrow, Butch Cobum, John Yoder, Desi Johnson, Debbie Kenning, Dawn Myers, Lynette Ludeker, Becky Kenning, Tonia Jenkins, Tonya Witt, Anne Emerick, Donna Cumings, Tara Patterson, Scott Ruble, William Maxfield, Jerry McNemey, Gregg Drake, Dawn Lichtsinn, Brenda Swary, Anna Coats, Val Burton, Traci Walter, Vicki Tatro, Amy Dohner, Teresa Harris, Kerri Simmering. Lisa Pee, Sherry Klotz, Missy Crow, Heather Hayes, Larry King. Chris Washier, Brenda Anthony, Angel Timmerman, Liz Renkenberger, DeAnn Ludeker, Val Ortiz, Laura Riggs. CHAMBER CHOIR — first row — Amy Hook, Beth Washier, Candi King. Second row — Janine Lechleidner, Stacey Brewer, Dawn Myers, Heather Bungard, Julie Sanders. Third row — Anne Emer- ick, Larry King, Chris Washier, Jerry McNemey, Gregg Drake, DeAnn Ludeker. This year's choral activities were centered around our Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, Solo and En- semble Contest and the Junior High Organizational Contest. Many of our vocalists from both high school and junior high participated in the Wizard of Oz. A swing choir was initiated this year and a chamber choir was continued. The graduation performance concluded the choir s activities for the 1987-88 school year. SWING CHOIR — first row — Dawn Myers, Stacey Brewer. Second row — Cathy Haley, Beth Washier, Amy Hook, Liz Renkenberger, Missy Crow. Third row — Gregg Drake, Jerry Slabach, Doug Under- hill, A.J. Harger, Chris Washier, William Maxfield. Clubs I 85 SIXTH GRADE CHOIR — First row — Holly Chapman, Aman- da Hohman, Faith Hill, Lisa Moore, Heidi Mack, Shannon Miller, Billy Loy, Angie Haupert, Amy Cobble, Carrie Grant, Ra- chel Combs, Becky Krontz. Sec- ond row — Jennifer Redinger, Amy Flood, Julie White, Misty Staley, Jenny Reas, Tara Ober- lin, Jamie Munsey, Tracy John- son, Laura Morris, Candy Thome, JoAnn Oberlin, Erin McHerney, Melissa Christy, Christina Riley, Regina Brown, Patty Ballentine, Candy Hop- Clubs EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR — First row — Angie Bixler, Shannon Sexton, Wendy Ryan, Heather Buss, Brandy Mack, Laura Inlow, Dawn Worman, Tina Hulbert. Second row — Christine Prosser, Tanya Bush, Brenda Swary, Rim Hall, Donnis Snyder, Kelly Salyers, Jenni Horton, Kristie Keller, Suzanne Bremer, Cheri Stiver. Third row — Bill Harter. Chris Dove, Jim Eck, Mrs. Drotar, Shane Wilson, Rick Rogers, Kenny Yoder, Patrick Jacobs, Todd Mason. SEVEHTH GRADE CHOIR — First row — Jere Bergman, Steve Boyer, Mrs. Drotar, Brent Holman, Scott Sanders. Second row — Corissa Edwards, Tina Provines, Carrie Raney, Jenny Fox, Hicole Furnish, Stacy Warstler, Shayna Roberts, Angie Rogers, Kelly Scott, Angie Culler. Third row — Julie Boggs, Joleen McCann, Kelly Crissman, Becky Warstler, Amy Sebert, Regina Zahner, Judy Houlton, Heather Miller, Valerie Petre. kins, Sirena Lee. Third row — Tammy Hursh, Misty Price, Hina Gump, Angela Hickman, Ida DeLong, Carrie Colpitts, Dawn Wilson, Kelly Miller, Trisha Petre, Marie Borack, Stacey Sealander, Tammy Fisher, Wendy Land, Kristina Kittle, Tonya Barry. Fourth row — Mrs. Drotar, Andy Oberlin, David Likens, Eric Bidwell, Chris Dove, Chris Fetters, David Johnson, Mike Parrish, Brian Kessler, Jeremy Myers, Damion Harris, Chad Place, Eric Culbertson, Jimmy Hoff. Travis Worman. Top left — Masked members of the Senior class — Amy hook, Julie Antrup, Carla Qoillmer, Kelly Grogg, Jody Cearbaugh, Casey Bowman, Amy Ladd, Shelly Baker, Chert Bowyer, Candi King, Monica nelson, Beth Washier, Brian Carpenter, Debbie Smith, Carol Miller, Lori Prosser, Dawn Shafer, Dawn Timmerman — show their Halloween spirit. Middle left — Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it's off to Plor-i-da we go!! Bottom left — Yes Liz, you are REALLY late for class! Middle right — Hey, can't you see that we re busy here?!! Bottom right — Do I look like I'm ready for the twelve-minute run?!! People 91 ra Stephens Faculty FACULTY Class Of 94 Patty Ballentine Prank Bard Mina Bennett Damon Bcrcaw Eric Bidwell Regina Brown Jason Cearbaugh Holly Chapman Melissa Christy Amy Cobble Carrie Colpitts Rachel Combs Dan Conrad Eric Culbertson riathan Davis Ida DeLong Chris Dove Chris Fetters Mandy Fisher Tammy Fisher Amy Flood Nathan Frye Carrie Grant Jason Griggs Darin Groff Nina Gump Damion Harris Angela Hickman Faith Hill Jimmy Hoff Amanda Hohman Candi Hopkins Angela Haupert Von Hudson Tammy Hursh David Johnson Kade Johnson Tracy Johnson Brian Kessler Jeremy Kimpel Brennen Kitchen Shawn Krafft Wendy Land Sirena Lee David Likens Gerald Likens Billie Loy Heidi Mack Patrick Maloney Erin McNemey Kelly Miller Shannon Miller Alisa Moore Laura Morris Jamie Munse Chadd Myers 98 H People SIXTH Jeremy Myers Tim nelson Lance Morton Andy Oberlln Joann Oberlln Tara Oberlln Mike Parrish Trisha Petre Chad Place Misty Price Jenny Reas Jennifer Rediger Dale Ridenour Christina Riley Paul Salas Jamie Shirks Angel Slaybaugh Jason Smith Misty Staley Jack Steckley Danny Stultz Mike Thomas Candy Thome Andy Walter Ryan Wharry Julie White Scott Whitman Dawn Wilson Travis Worman Sixth grade teacher, Mr. Hollabaugah, passes back papers to his class. People I 99 Jr. High Jere Bergman Laura Bigger Dawn Blaker Julie Boggs Steve Boyer Malissa Brouilette Troy Bungard Trisha Bums Brad Buttermore Brian Capp Jennifer Carlson Sue Carlson Chad Carper Chad Cearbaugh Dennis Chapman Tina Combs Chad Cook Phil Crager Sherry Crager Kelly Crissman Fabian Cruz Angie Culler Eric Culler Gabe Daniels Dawn Doan Sue Dybois Scott Edgar Corissa Edwards Melanie Everettes Jason Fee Jennifer Fox Mark Frigo Meredith Fuller Plicole Furnish Don Galliger People Class of 93 Lisa Graves Brad Male Jenny Harger Chris Hart David Hartleroad Charity Mencley Nicole Mcnsinger Jon Hickman Travis Hill John Hinchman Brent Holman Jason Hoover Partick Horwitz Judy Houlton Joylyn Howard Brian Humbargcr Heather Hummon Ton Jensen Amber Johnson Kandicc Johnson Angie King Dawn Koehl Garth Leavitt Shawn Lesher Richard Liberty Ruth Lichtsinn Diane Likens Matt Luker Eddie Maillard Billy Maloney Scvin Masonbrink Joleen McCann Jamie Merriman Heather Miller Vince Miller Brenda Moore Penny Moore Gary Moughler Chad Pfefferkom Tina Provines 102 H People Jr. High Carrie Raney Brent Reed Raegan Reinhart Carrie Riedel Andy Riley Shayna Roberts Angela Rogers Tom Ross Scott Sanders Bee Scott Kelly Scott Amy Sebert John Sewards Justin Sexton Curtis Shank Matt Smith Tim Smith JJ Solmes Roxy Sponhower Angie Stacup Ryan Strong Matt Synder Jason Thomas Michael Thome Laura Ticman Tim Vrager Mike Warner Stacey Warstler Corrie Woodring Becky Worstler Regina Zahner Josh Washier Zandria Watson Darrin Webb Justin Zeisloft People 1103 EIGHTH GRADE Jr. High Lisa Adkins Ryan Andrews Scott Asnerson Kristin Bercaw Angie Bixler Susanne Bremer Bill Brown Tanya Bush Shelley Busche Heather Buss Rachel Butler Marcie Chapman Joe Chavis Heather Cobble Brett Conrad Lee Cook Heather Cox David Crow Mike Czaja Brad Dove Neil Dove Willie Drake Clint Draper Greg Dull Jerry Eck Jim Eck Kip Emenhiser Chris Emerick Chad Fetters Eric Flood Thom Foster Brent French Duane Fry Jon Furnish Ray Grigsby Dale Groff Rhonda Grogg Tracy Harter Heather Haver Shane Hays Joey Henke Kimberly hill Jason Hoff Class of 92 Ryan Mouser Tammy Howard Tina Mulbert Lora Inlow Patrick Jacobs Bill Jacquay Catherine Jarrett Jeremy Kaiser Kristi Keller Kenda King Robert Reed Sabrina Koehl Becky Krontz Echo Laux Angie Lechleidner Clint Leeper Ryan Lengacher Toby Lockhart Todd Lucarelli Brandy Mack Danny Mangus Todd Mason Bobbi McCann James McCann Shaun McCann Regan Mears Brian Miller Todd Miller Cliff Mooneyhan Diana Myers Jenni Morton Troy Morton Kevin Ortiz Elton Owsley George Patton Tom Pepple Gary Pierce 106 ■ People Jr. High Christina Pinney Donna Poe Tronna Potter Christine Prosser Joseph Renfrow Allen Robinson Rick Rogers Jim Rothgeb Wendy Ryan Kelly Salyers Shannon Sexton Mindy Schilling Tonya Shireman Jodi Shull Cathy Slaybaugh Gina Smith Jon Smith Michelle Smith Crystal Sponhower Christine Starr Bryan Steckley April Stephens Cherle Stiver Reggie Stuckey Brenda Swary Donnis Snyder Jim Teegardin Keith Timmerman nancy Timmerman Crystal Wade Shelly Waldron Annie Wallace Jason Washier Jason White Jarred Wilson Shane Wilson hick Wittwer Dawn Worman Kenny Yoder People 1107 Sr. High Debra A Key Diana Andrews Lori Andrews Jason Anthony Susan Armstrong Rochelle Arrants Preston Ayers Nick Ballcntinc Clifford Bard Kimberli Beard Ryan Bennett Dana Bigger Cindy Boggs Kelli Bowyer Paula Brewer Rick Brown Lori Buell heather Bunting Mike Busche Chuck Butler Joe Butler Margaret Cagle Beth Capp Jon Casebere Matt Chavis Jennifer Coats Butch Cobum Brian Crager Kevin Damron Lori Damron Brad Dangler Chrys Delagrange Shane Delegrange Jill Diehl Andrea Dilley Ingrid Doub Qregg Drake Ray Draper Donnie Edgar People Class of 91 Robin Tec David Fiig Tony Frigo Chris Gilvin Mike Grant Brian Graves James Gresham Roxi Grogg Cathy Haley Almond riandshoe Rick Manna Danny hartleroad Heather Martz Randy Haupert Ron Messert Carolyn Hite Mary Hollabaugh Jenny Hopkins Janel Houser Jeremy Kaiser Nathan Kaiser Ben Kelham Todd Kennedy Tonya Kennec Karen Kessh William Kron Chris Lab Jeff Lari Elvis Lawson Janine Lechleidner Jason Lesher Chad Liberty Dawn Lichtsinn Elizabeth Lichtsinn Lynette Likens Carrie Loucks Kandy Maggert Beverlee Maynard Jodee Miller Tracey Miller 1 10 ■ People Sr. High Scott Miner Mlcci Minnix Elaine Monroe David Morrow Stacy Mortoff Tara Mewland Vicki Morris Mark Pierson Kathi Ray Tabatha Reas Chris Reining Mike Reinoehl Charles Renfrow Kandie Richmond Melena Rohr Linda Roose Mike Rothgeb Tara Rowe Angela Scheffer Steve Reeves Robert Schlatter Madine Seltenright Kevin Sexton Angela Shelton Trudy Shultz Mikki Snyder Scott Sprunger Kerrie Stamper Robert Stephens Mathan Strong Debbie Studebaker Diane Studebaker Balinda Stultz Candi Swary Chad Taylor Tammy Trenary Mike Waldron Carl Warner Jeff Washier Stacy Wasson John Yoder People 111 SOPHOMORES Sr. High Bill Anderson Brenda Anthony Sara Armstrong Mope Amett Greg Ault Carrie Baker Robert Ballentine Marold Bergman Dana Blaker Jason Bowman Bridget Brock Todd Brown Heather Bungard Tina Butler Bruce Carpenter Charissa Carper Toby Chapman Scott Cline Anna Coats Brian Cook Cyndi Cox Tessa Crager Tom Crago Missy Crow Bobby Damron Dawn Davis Heather Delagrange Damian Dickerhoof Eric Dohner Chris Duke Anne Emerick Tara Everetts Michael Fiig Leigh Ann Frakes Jeff Frigo Jayne Gilbert Brent Grable People I 113 Class of 90 Todd Maupert heather Mayes Tara heyman Aimee Hiler Todd hill Larry Immel Vincent Jacquay Debra Jarrett Desi Johnson Joan Jones Becky Kenning Debbie Kenning Larry King Wayne King Brian Krontz Chantal Lichtsinn holly Linn Chuck Lucarelli Dave Mast Mary Mayes Jamie McCann Jerry McMemey heather Menshy Steve Miller Brian Minnick Brian Moore Robin Moore Wayne Moore Sheila Morrow Tracey Munsey Chad Morton Jamison Muttle Deanna Oberlin Rob Oberlin Jonnie Owsley Chad Parrish Tara Patterson 1 14 ■ People Sr. High Cherie Plunkett Michelle Poinsett Cheryl Porter Shawn Provines Matt Ramer Minde Raney Mandi Redinger Danny Reed Liz Renkenberger Chris Riedel Shannon Ross Scott Ruble Anistacia Ryan Julie Sanders Jason Schiflli Noah Schimpf Jason Schwartz heather Seslar Kris Smith Matt Smith Tammy Smith Doug Snyder Sheryl Sprunger Angela Stairhime Shannon Stickney Brent Strock Bruce Strock Vicki Tatro Scott Thomas Mike Thompson Angel Timmerman Treena Treesh John Van Dyke Chris Washier Michelle Wasson Mark West Candi White Buffy Williamson Calvin Yoder People 1115 Sr. High April Albertson Molli Arrants Amy Bosserman Stacey Brewer Tracie Brouillette Tina Brown Natalie Brunner James Burnett Valerie Burton Holly Chapman Daniel Chavis Penny Cobum Randy Collins Candy Conine Dylan Conrad Patty Creager Kevin Crowl Mark Crowl Jeremy Curcio Dave Daniels Joe Delagrange Amy Dohner Carey Doub Steve Eck Lisa Fee Arlene Fox Tammy Qreuter Terri Gilbert Glenn hale Shelly Hanthome Arthur Harger Teresa Harris Jackie Hartman Joy Hayes Jeiry Henke Matt Hiler Kevin Hite Carmen Hollman Denice Hollman Tina Kennedy Dave Houser Jeff Howard David Jacobs Tonia Jenkins Jeff Kimpel Michael King Cortney Kitchen Shane Krafft Kevin Lechleidner Kirk Lechleidner David Lengacher Ted Lichtsinn Mike Lilly Cathy Little DeAnn Ludeker Allan Mack People 1117 Tina Maggert Tim Maloney Lynette Mason Lisa Mathes Gary Miller Chad Minnix Bill Moore Keith Mullctt Richard Mullett Brett Munsey Rhonda Murphy Dawn Myers Tonya Mewland Missy Parrett Clint Prough Amber Recore Mat Redinger Ryan Reinhart Barbara Renfrow Darvin Riley Julie Rosenberry James Ross Roger Schlatter Emily Shaffer Chad Shelton Matt Shockley Jerry Slabach Beth Smith Robb Stiver Jeremy Strohm Kerri Simmering Kevin Thompson Jamie Tintsman Douglas Underhill Terry Van Dyke Ryan Walter Traci Walter Zach Willoughby Tonya Witt Stephanie Wood Kevin Yoder Class of 89 118 ■ People Class of 88 CHARLOTTE MANGUS AHRNDT KELLY J. ALBERT — Science 10; Jour- nalism 12; Office Cadet 10. MICHAEL ALLEN ANTHONY — Football 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; FEA 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Homecoming Court 11. JULIE MARYANN ANTRUP — Volleyball 10; Cross Country 12; Basketball 9. 10, 11,12; Chorus 11; Student Council 9,12; Art 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 9; Varsity E 12; Pep Club 9; Class President 9. HEATHER LYNN ARRANTS — Band 9, 10, 11; Drama 10, 11; Art 12; Science 11; French 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary 9; Class Treasurer 11. CHADD ALLEN BAKER — Football 9, 10, 11,12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity E 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; Newspaper 12. JERRY BAKER — Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9; Varsity E — 11, 12; NHS 12; Boys State 11; Prom Court 11; Homecoming Court 9, 12. MICHELLE RENEE BAKER — Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12(Captain); Basketball 9; Track 9, 10; Softball 12; Chorus 9; Stu- dent Council 12; Art 9; Science 9; Varsity E 9, 10, 12; Pep Club 9; Office Cadet 10; Class Vice-President 12. MITCHELL L. BEARD — Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10; Wrestling 12; Track 11; FFA 9,10,11,12; Varsity E 10,11,12. PEGGY JEANETTE BISHIR — Track 9, 10, 11; Bat Girl 10, 11; Band 9. CASEY GAIL BOWMAN — Cheerleader 9; Volleyball 10; Trackettes 10, 11; Chorus 9; Drama 10, 11; Science 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Year- book 11,12; Newspaper 12; Office Cadet 11; Library Aide 12. CHERI LEIGH BOWYER — Football Stats 9; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Singers 10, 11, 12; Drama 12; Science 10; Pep Club 9; Office Cadet 9; Library Aide 10, 11. People Seniors JACQUELINE CHRISTINE BRUNNER — Mat Maid 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Blazettes 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 11; Art 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 10, 11, 12; Varsity E 11, 12; Yearbook 12. BRIAN CARPENTER — Football 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Swim- ming 11, 12; Drama 12; Boys State 12; Prom Court 11. JODY CEARBAUGH — Mat Maid 9, 10, 11; Science 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9; Office Cadet 10. KELLY JO COLLINS —- LORI ANN COLLINS — Chorus 11; ARt 9, 10; Science 9, 10; Pep Club 9. DAVID COOK — Football 9,10, Wrestling 9,10, 11; Drama 11; Science 10,11; OEA 12; VICA 10. NORA LYNN DELAGRANGE — Track 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; French 10; Newspa- per 10; Jazz Band 11, 12; Pitt Orchestra 11, 12; Show Choir Combo 12; Tri-State honor Band 12. THOMAS J. DIEHL — Football 9; Wres- tling 9, 10, 11; Chorus 11, 12; Varsity Singers 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; Thespians 12; Science 9, 10; Swing Choir 12. KIMBERLY DAWN ECK — Football Stats 12; Mat Maid 12; Bat Girl 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Newspaper 11; Office Cadet 11. TIMOTHY EVANS — FFA 9, 10; Science 10, 11; Spanish 9. STEVEN MARK FRANZ — Chorus 9; Thespians 11, 12; Art 9, 10; Science 10, 11,12; Spanish 9; Yearbook 12; Newspa- per 11. BRADLEY DEAN FRY — Basketball 9. People Class of 88 CARLA SUE GOLLMER — Cross Country 10. 12; Tragk 9. 10. 11. 12; Chorus 11; Student Council 9; 10.11,12; Drama 10, 11, 12; Art 9, 10. 11. 12; Science 9, 10, 11. 12; Spanish 9, 10; Pep Club 9; NHS 12; Office Cadet 11; Prom Court 11. ED GRABLE — Football 10; Track 9, 10. 11, 12; Chorus 9. 10. 11, 12; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12, Art 9, 10; Science 9, 10; Pep Club 9. KELLY AMn GROGG — Volleyball 10, 11, 12(Captain); Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12(Captain); Track 9, lO(Captain), 11, 12; Science 9, 10; Spanish 9, 10; Varsity E 9, 10, 11. 12; NHS 11, 12(Secretary); Class Treasurer 10, 12. TONYA NANDSMOE — MISSY HART — BRETT DION HELBERT — Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9; Science 9; Prom King 11. JOSEPH M. HOLLABAUGH — Wrestling 9, 10; Track 9; French 9. ANDREW JUDSON HOLLMAN — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Stats 10; Wres- tling 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Art 9; Science 10; Yearbook 11; Chess 9. 10. JAMIE SUE HOLMAN — Cross Country 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11; Drama 9, 10, 11( Presi- dent), 12; Art 9, 10(Vice-Pres.), 11, 12(Pres.); Science 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, ll(Vice-Pres.), 12; Chamber Choir 11; Miss Eastside 11. AMY J. HOOK — Band 9(Treasurer), 10, ll(Treasurer), 12; Chorus 11,12; Varsity Singers 11, 12; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10; NHS 11, 12; Drum Major 12; Chamber Choir 11, 12; Swing Choir 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Presi- dent 9. MELINDA HOPKINS BRENT DEVON HOUSER — FFA 9, 10(Re- porter), ll(Pres.), 12(Sent.); VICA 12. People Seniors SMELLY CHRISTINE HUDSON — Basket- ball 9; Mat Maid 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; Drama 10, 11; Art 9; Science 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10 JOYCE ELAINE JARRETT — Art 9, 12; Spanish 9, 10; NHS 11, Tres. 12; Year- book 12; LOREN W. JOHNSON — Eootball 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 10; Varsity E 9, 10, 11, 12; ELDITA JUSTINIANO — Volleyball 12; Spanish 12; Yearbook 12; Exchange Stu- dent 12. JENNY JEAN RAISER — Spanish 11, 12; NHS 12; TAMARA LEA KENNING — Mat-Maid 9, 10, 11, 12; Trackettes 9, 10; Blazettes 9, 10, Capt.ll, Capt.12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, Pres. 12; Pep Club 9,10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Newspaper 12; Secretary 11, 12; CANDI LYNN KING — Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; Newspa- per 10; Chamber Choir 12; Jazz Band 12. STEVEN RANDALL KOCH AMY CHRISTINE LADD — Trackettes 9, 10; Chorus 9; Art 9, 10; Science 10, 11; Spanish 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Newspa- per 12; Library Aide 12. MICHAEL L. LANGMAM — Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Baseball 9; Spanish 9, 10. HONORE DEE LEHMER — Softball 12; Band 9, 10; Chorus 11; Student Council 10; Drama 9, 10, 11; Science 9, 10, 11, 12; French 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Yearbook 12. DAWN MARIE LIBERTY — Office Cadet 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Aide 10. People Class of 88 LYNETTE ARLENE LUDEKER — Basket- ball 9; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10; NHS 11, 12. SHELLY ANN MACK — Basketball 9; Mat- Maid 10; Science 10; Pep Club 9. ROSE MARIE MCCANN — Football Stats 9, 10; Mat-Maid 9, 10, 11,12; Track 9, 10; Bat Girl 9, 10,12; Drama 11,12; Science 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Office Cadet 9, 10; Library Aide 10. LORI MCCOY — Softball 12. CHARLOTTE MEANS — Art 9, 10, ll(Secr.-Treas.), 12; Science 9, 10, 11, 12;Pep Club 9. CAROLYN ANNETTE MILLER — Track 10; Band 9, 10, 11; Science 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10, 12; Yearbook 12. DAVID J. MILLER — Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 9. JULIE ANN MUNSEY — Drama 10; Sci- ence 10, 11, 12; French 9, 10, ll(Pres), 12(Pres); Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Yearbook Editor 11, 12; Office Cadet 10; Class President 11, 12. MONICA SUE NELSON — Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Mat-Maid 9, 10; Bat Girl 9, 10; French 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12. ANNELI NORLING — Volleyball 12; Ex- change Student 12. GREGORY LEE NORTON — Science 9, 10, 11, 12. THOMAS DAVID OLIVER — FFA 9, 10; Science 9, 10. People Seniors JARED J. OLSON — Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 12; VICA 12; Spanish 9, 10. VICTORIA JEAN ORTIZ — Volleyball 10; Basketball 10, 11; Track 9, 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Science 9, 10; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Library Aide 12. STACEY ANN PIERCE — Art 12; Science 11; NHS 11,12; Newspaper editor 12; Of- fice Cadet 11. MICHAEL DAVID POWELL — Football 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 9, 10; Spanish 9, 10, 11; Varsity E 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Prom Court 11. LORI ANN PROSSER — Cheerleader 9, 11, 12; Student Council 12 (Treasurer); Drama 9, 10, 11, 12(President); Thespi- ans 11, 12; Art 9; Science 9; Spanish 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12(Pres.); Yearbook ll(Assist.-Editor); Class Treasurer 11; Homecominq Court 9, 12. RAMONA PROUQH — Science 10, 11; Of- fice Cadet 9. CHRISTOPHER WAYNE RAMER — Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 9; Varsity E 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; Prom Court 11. JUSSI RASANEN — Basketball Manager 12; Drama 12. JULIE RENFROW — Band 10, 11. DOUGLAS JAMES RENKENBERGER — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama 12(Sec.) Sci- ence 11; Spanish 9, 10; NHS 11, 12(Treas.); Jazz Band 9,10,11,12; Show Choir Combo 12; Pit Orchestra 11, 12. LAURA ANN RIGGS — Chorus 12; Stu- dent Council 11,12; Drama 9,10,11; Art 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Office Cadet 11; Prom Queen 11; Homecoming Court 10; Miss Eastside 12. HARRY DALLAS RILEY JR. — Football 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Science 10, 11, 12; French 11. People Class of 88 TORRIE Ann ROOSE — Gymnastics 9; Chorus 10; Science 10, 11, 12; newspa- per 11; Office Cadet 11. SCOTT JOHn SAYER — Art 9,10,11, 12; Science 11, 12; Chess 9, 10, 11, 12. BRIAn CHRISTOPHER SECHLER — Wres- tling 9,10,; Band 9, 10,11, 12; PEA 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 9; VICA 12. JAMES SECHLER — Football 9, 10, 11, 12. MARK SELTEHRIGHT — Basketball 9,10; Science 10. DAWn REHEE SHAFER — Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10; Mat-Maid 9; Baseball Stats 9,10; Bat Girls 9; Student Council Treasurer 11; Spanish 9,10; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; HHS 11,12; Yearbook 12; Office Cadet 10; Junior Class Vice President; Prom Court 11; Homecoming Court 12. TRACY LYnn SHOUDEL — Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Mat-Maid 9; Trackettes 9, 10; Science 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; nHS 12; Yearbook 12; Girl's State 12. DEBRA LYnn SMITH — Volleyball 10,11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11,12; Band 9,10,11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12; Science 10, 12; French 9; Pep Club 9; nHS 12; Homecom- ing Court 11, 12 — 1st Runner Up. MARCUS D. SMITH — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity E 10, 11, 12. 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However, perhaps in your quest for knowledge and understanding you have ignored the most impor- tant laws of all-the eternal, unchangeable laws of God that now only govern the degree of happiness with which we will enjoy life, but will determine our eternal destiny. It is only as one understands and accepts these spiritual Jaws that tlie basic questions in life can bo answered—WHO AM I?--WHAT IS MY PURPOSE IN UFR?--and WHAT IS MY DESTINY? These laws arc pre- sented for your consideration and examination in tlie hop that you will iind, as we liave, the abundant and eternal life that is available in Jesus Christ. Sincerely, AMBASSADOR SI’EEL CORPORATION Daryle L. Doden, President Richard C. Ri[ berger, Vice-President Ryan L. Hoover, Secretary Bruce S. Holwerda, Treasurer LAW ONE: God LOVES you, and Offers a Wcnderlul PI AN for Your Pile. For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that wlioever believes in Him should not prish but have eternal life. --John 3:16. 1 came that they might have life, and might have it abundantly. --John 10:10. I AW IWJ: Man is SINFUL and SEPARATED from God. For all Ivive sinned and fnl i sliort of the glory ol Cod. —Romans 1:23. For the w.� ges of sin is death. Ronvins 6:23a. I AW 'II H EE • Jesus Clirist is God s ONLY Provision for Man s Sin. Christ died for our sins...He was buried...He was raised the third day, according to the Scriptures... --! Corinthians 15:3-6. Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, but through Me.' --Jolin 14:6. LAW FOUR: We Must Individually RECEIVE Jesus Clirist as Savior and lxjrd. But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become the children of God, even to tliose wlio believe in His name. --John 1:12. We must receive Christ through Faith For by grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; not as a result of works, that no one sliould boast. --Ephesians 2:8-9. We must receive Christ by personal invitation Behold, I stand at tlie door and krux:k; if any one hears My voice and opus the dcx r, I wi11 cone in to him. --Revelation 3:20. - UIJ1 0O(p) o Ads I 133 BenDavis CHEVROLET� OLDSMOBiLE«BLIICK«PONTIAC State 7c re 3 .es- ■ -uCut pc:cpc -icTZz • -here 2 9 25-3 '5 Ads RAYMOND HEFTY COMPLIMENTS OF . . . LIKES TV APPLIANCE THE HUTLER COMPANY, INC. Distributors of Plumbing Supplies Heating Supplies Well Supplies l:.le trical Supplies V ____________ STATE FARM INSURANCE --------- S T A ? I HIM INSURANCI 1 AUTO — FIRE — LIFE HEALTH WEST 7th STREET AT INDIANA AVENUE AUBURN, IN (219) 925-2264 c PAear AZAeaxurc, SThc?--- c • ti y y . h i STEPHANIE .0 • ,7im 2879 CR 61 Bullor. IN 46721 (219) 868 5101 KAISER'S Compliments ol SUPER MARKET BUTLER LOCALLY OWNED OPERATED, FULL LINE SUPER MARKET SERVING BUTLER COMMUNITY FOR OVER 26 YEARS. Worker's World VULCRAFT 7s Clothing — Shoes For the entire family” A DIVISION OF NUCOR CORPORATION Butler, Indiana Phone 868 2800 Ads I 135 ST. JOE ELEVATOR, INC. COMPLIMENTS P.O. BOX 182 ST. JOE, INDIANA 46785 OF . . . tCUJ A [ rt 311 A A Division of Nucor Corporation TfrED r t Mill t M Oh OUAl 1 r Y FEED - GRAIN MOORE'S PIZZA OFFICE (219) 337-5015 SANDWICHES CHEF SALADS 868-2861 COOPER'S JEWELRY — GIFT. INC. KRAY ORCHARD BUTLER, IN Mar|one A. Cooper, jeweler Phone (219) 868-2312 223 South Broadway Butler, Indiana 46721 OPEN JULY-DECEMBER U-PICK APPLES, CIDER, APPLEBUTTER 5 Ml. S. OF BUTLER ON SR 8 337-5003 CALDWELL BACKHOE SERVICE AVON J. CALDWELL DIGGER'' (219) 925-4621 fWepickles Ralph Sechler Son, Inc. St. Joe, Indiana JOHNSON’S FUNERAL HOME MONUMENTS 212 N. Broadway Butler, IN 868-2127 Ads BROADWAY LAUNDRY CAR WASH WE WASH THEM ALL HOT TOO BIG, OR TOO SMALL HEVER TOO OLD TO WASH AT ALL. 243 SOUTH BROADWAY BUTLER, IHDIAHA LAVOH COLLIHS 1930 FORD Ads GROWERS OF SELECT LANDSCAPE MATERIALS URSERY COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE HAMILTON, INDIANA 46742 BILL ROSENBERRY ESCAVATinO DOZER — CRANE — BACKHOE SNOW REMOVAL SINCE 1949 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . BUTLER LICENSE BRANCH EVELYN RIDGE PERFECT FIGURE ECKERT'S JEWELRY ST. JOE MARKET MEYER FURNITURE YEISER'S STANDARD A SPECIAL THANKS TO: THE BUTLER BULLETIN EASTSIDE CLUB SPONSORS EASTSIDE COACHES MRS. CAROLYN ALBRIGHT MRS. BOBBIE MOUGHLER EASTERNER STAFF Ads Front Row: Carol Miller, Stephanie Webb, Dawn Shafer, Tracy Shoudel, and Honore Lehmer. Back Row: Mrs. Moughler, Patty Creager, Julie Munsey, Joyce Jarrett. I would like to take this opportunity to thank my advisor, Mrs. Moughler. At the beginning of the school year, she had the responsibility of the yearbook literally dumped into her lap. She's done a super job and has been really great to work with. Next, I would like to thank Patty Creager. Good luck with next year's production. Lastly, I would like to thank all of the coaches, spon- sors and administrators for their help. 1 would also like to thank my fellow classmates for giving me memories that will stay with me for a lifetime. Julie Munsey Editor 140 H Yearbook Staff SNllSOl