Francis Joseph Reitz High School - Reflections Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1986 volume:

True Blue. RHS boys RHS be her fame. Take t , field and wkbxw W M ' L , , x' C x w . . . .- wmmww sx wwxx Mm x $$$xxx 7x76 M $ Student Life 65!. 1X 5. , ' , m, . mg Three seemed to be the charm Wednesday, September 18 for Student Council members and sponsors. Home- coming tickets had been on sale for three days and only that many tickets had been sold. Three couples were to attend the dance. By Friday, late buyers swamped members for tickets. Lines formed down the halls, students were late to class and money was rolling in. At last. The last ticket was sold by 10:45 with approximately fifty couples still hoping for tickets. An hour later the de- cision was made to issue thirteen extra tickets. Homecoming Court members were in- troduced to kick the evening off. Senior class representatives, Kendyl Albin and Dirk Julian, were crowned Homecoming Queen and King, while Kelli Talley and Kenny Cox were named Princess and Prince. Other senior court members in- cluded Angie Brunson, Jeff Thompson, Karen Brown, Darrin Carnahan, Amy Brown, Kerry Schutz, Staci Fulton, Benj i Winters, Shannon McCulley, and Todd Johns. Jennifer Talley, Stephanie Streiter, Jeff Crowe, and John McGregor attended as junior court members. Sophomores re- presenting their class were Kerri Brauk- hoff, Kelly Seikman, John Damm, and Clint Lauderdale. Attending their first homecoming were Jame Weber, Angela Goebel, Wes Wilhite, and Scott Johnston representing the freshman class. Reitz lost the home- coming game to Mater Dei by a score of 14-6. The West Side trophy was once again given to Mater Dei. The New Peppy was introduced at the game, but his enthusiasm wasn't enough to pull the team through. Balloons deco- rated the cafeteria to support the Home- coming theme Power of Love by Air Supply. Ex-Reitz student, Darin Julian D.J.'d the dance. Photographs of couples were taken by OEA. Prince Kenny Cox and Princess Kelli Talley Smile at the camera as they dance to Power of Love, Cindy Paddock, Amy Helfrich, Kim Overfield and Mr. Freece work hard on decorations. Reitz players stop Mater Dei dead on the 50 yard line. eniors Dirk Julian and Kendyl Albin, 1985 Foot- all Homecoming King and Queen, flash a big King Dirk enjoys his reign. mile as they dance the first dance. MONSTER MASH PARTY SMACK! The first singles dance of the school year was sponsored by OEA. The dance had a great turn out. The Disc Jockey taught the student a new dance called, The Time Warp. The gym was decorat- ed with pumpkins and straw to add the perfect atmosphere. Many people came in costume for the costume contest. The win- ner 0f the couples were Johnny An- derson and Matt Osbourne as Cheech and Chong. The wineer amoungst the guys was Jeff Neisz as a hooker. The winner amoungst the girls was Angie Brunson as a mermaid. There were many other unique Characters such as, a canibal, a hol- ly leaf, the statue of liberty, and the three mummies, all who added to the goulish excitement of the Hal- loween bash. Along with all the fun and laughs, the singles dance was a great success. 3W i , gt R WHO'S WHO? . Cannibal tMarcia Flenerl stalks her prey. Mlke Peerman, Kirk Knight, Todd Ferhnbacher Humphm Natl ' Mun; KATA, lnnh. Mmturl unpoctod Headlines proclaimed the space shuttle tragedy to everyone, even high school students, who were awaiting the flight. Motorists couldn't help but stare as they passed by the construction site of the new Mead Johnson's office building. A trolley is just as much fun to drive as students feel it is to ride. Will there be a strike? That question was on all minds in February and March as the teachers and the School Board took nearly nine months to reach a contract agreement. They came to an understanding just one day before a walkout. Next to the personalness of the strike story, the most shocking news was the destruction of the space shuttle. The first civilian in space was a school teacher, Christa McAuliffe, from New Hamphsire. The seven challenger crew mem- bers died in the explosion watched by millions over a nationwide television broadcast. This was also the year that Main Street was reconstructed. Despite controversy about the projects value, the city tore down parts of Downtown to put bricks on the street, and start a trolley car to give the area an atmosphere of the 1930's, with a 1980's touch. Construction on Division and Riverside continued to disrupt ev- eryone, but Mead Johnson began construction on a new building near the school that promises future jobs for many Panthers. Some people said it would never happen, but gasoline prices dropped below a dollar for un- leaded. Some said we never have to worry about a poisoned local environment either, but across the Ohio river, a PCB processing plant was approved and the fight between environmental- ists families and plant officials began. It Out Panther Pride members just couldn't stop being Peppy for Football Sec- tionals. Panthers! The new Peppy became an important part of Pep Assemblies. Pep Assemblies Spark True Blue Spirit When Pep Assemblies were taken away from area schools, students protested. At Reitz, something was done. Panther Pride was formed. Unlike most organizations, Panw ther Pride works hard but isnit recognized. Buttons, Ban- ners and Peppy the Panther are a few of the things this group has achieved. Unfortunately, all the hard work from Panther Pride, teachers, band members, and cheerleaders has not done as much good as it should. The reason is the poor spirit shown by students. During the few pep assem- blies awarded to us, students sat and laughed at their peers that did their best to get support for the school. Luckily, though, the hard work hasn't failed. During Football and Basketball games, the teams benefitted from their crowds, and thats why all this hard work is done. The cheerleaders, as they traditionally do, led the assem- blies with many dances and cheers. Reitz High School stands at the top of a hill, overlooking the eity of Evansville. Our School 5 PJ. Reitz High School would not be here today if it had not been for members of the Centennial School Mothers Club, under the leadership of Mrs. CF. Werner who were concerned with the education of their children. In 1913 Children did not have to attend sehool beyond the sixth grade. Almost oneehalf of the pupils graduating from Centennial Elementary School did not continue in sehool attei that pomt. Grades seven through twelve were only offered at Evansville High School which was located downtown. Many West Side mothers eouldn t afford the street car fare or the lunch money it would take for their children to attend the Uptown School. The mothers wanted a school which would offer seventh and eighth grade with possibly ninth and tenth grades being added later, where their children could complete their edmation tlmer to home. After much deliberation on Januai y 30, 1017, the Superintendent of Schools, LP. Benezet and the school board approved the site of Forest Hills four after the mothers stat ted their drive. No one seemed to question the building being built on top of a honeycomb of underground mine tunnels. The Forest Hills site WdS then eommonly Ivtcriul to aK Coal Mine Hill. The new school would consist of two stories and a basement; brick and stone with fluted columns supporting itx tmnt entrante. unp- The t-irat emnerstnne was laid on Novemlwr 3, 1017. The next day, the Evansville Courier stated, . . . A beautiful building is to be built in one of Natures nohltwt path on an eminente that will eommand a view for miles around. It will be a showcase for the city .., It means that a better, finer manhood and womanhood is to he developed here in the city. The new w luml was named in ltunm ml lldnt ix Joseph Reitz, the city's leading banker and civic benefactor. He was instrumental in the sale of the bonds For the building. He in probably the unlj; person in the United States today having two high schools in the same city bearing his name. W'hen the m hnol ymi opened in 1015 the building was not yet completed. No walks were poured so the students had to walk on planks to keep out Of the mud The only entrant e that k miltl he iN-tl was in the rearr The front steps had not yet been poured. The basement floor was the only one ready so all classea were held there vxu-pt gym, whnh wax held on the hill top where the student parking lot is now located. There were 287 pupils enrolled in the new NtlIOUl. Lighty-tive of these were high school students and 202 were seventh and eighth graders. In 1921, the tint graduating tlass tonxistetl wt 21 etutlvnts. Sinee then, l l, Reitx lllglt chunl has IlHt'n tiom an enrollment of 287 to the 1986 enrollment of 1,345. Stutlentx ilHlxt'Ll hit it And they have it hat L, That ia a Human Relations Club. About twenty-five students met each Tuesday for l the revival ot' one ml the xthtml s ultler tluhs. New members were always welcome. I The eluh sponsoietl a banquet in! the teachers in November and had a tutoring program to help kids around school. Originally the tluh was for blank students only. It was a Club to help them adjust to intergration in a new school. The club has l changed over the yeah and is now a elub for any students interested in helping and understanding others and themselves better. l The color of a person's skin is not important to membership ! First Row: Melody Pfender, Terri 4 Mormon, Second Row: Billie Werner, Ali Ward, Julie Ward, Christine Wag- ner, Sherry Fleming, Third Row: Lynette Lynfers, Cor- etta Hicks, Raqueul Williams, Staci Gibson, Alycia Boston, Shel- ly Hobby, Fourth Row: Mrs. Jackson, Toni Hickman, Maurice Mayes, Candi Sanders, Lee Northington, Demi- tries Crow. Brian Deem re-arranges the hundreds of cans of food which were collected during the Thanksgiving food drive. Turnabout 85 On December 20, 1985 the annual Turnabout dance was held. Turnabout is the chance during the year for girls to ask boys of their dreams out. Many girls spared no expense on their dates, some taking their date to Darylls beforehand. The dance lasted from 7:30 pm to 11:30 pm in the cafeteria. The cafeteria was decorated with the Christmas spirit in mind. Santa Claus hats S d T 1 with the couple's names were distributed as party favors. OEA tu ent Dunc 1 members also took pictures of the happy couples in a family scene around the Christmas tree with teddy bears and a rocking H e1ps I e N e e y chair. The D.J., Randy Weber, kept the couples on the dance floor with his amusing actions and marvelous music. His music ranged from the Reitz tradition Rocky Top to the hottest songs PEOple HEQd p60p16, StUdent COUHCil members thOUght that of1985. and held their annual can drive for needy families. The school supported the needy by bringing about 2,900 cans to school. The cans went 52 families and to the Rescue Mission, a group special- izing in help to the homeless. Mrs. Koch's first period geometry class was the overall winner with 777 cans. Mr. Freece's room won on the second floor and Mr. Haygood's room won on the first floor. The winners received a donut party. The Student Council was very pleased with the results. Brad Toone uses muscle power to stack boxes of cans of food for the needy. Sherri Flick and Clint Lauderdale do the Rocky-Top at Turnabout. Reitz Choir 86 T0 Bermuda While most'Reitz students migrated south to Florida by car or plane on their summer vacatlon, the 1985-86 Reitz Concert Choir had a different opportunity. About 60 ch01r members migrated south to Bermuda aboard the Bermuda Star RElt Z cruise ship on June 6, 1986 and from there began their 8 day performance crulse. In New York, the Choir attended a Broadway show. On June 7, 9 1986, the choir boarded the Bermuda Star. The choir presented shipboard shows a saIUtES The Lady Sunday morning church service and various performances on the Bermuda .. Islands. With the end of the tour, the Choir boarded a plane in New York with On October 28, 1880, Presrdent Grover Cleve- land dedicated the Statue Of Liberty. On Odo- fun memorles of the experlence of a lifetime. Their choir raised most of the ber 28, 1985 1 99 years later 1 FJ. Reitz High money through fund-raisers. They sold pizzas, held a raffle and picked apples School sent 650 to 700 balloons into the air in for the SQCODd year. celebration of Liberty Week. To get a balloon, students donated to the Statue of Liberty Fund. Their names were then placed on a card, then tied to a balloon. If the card was returned, a Liberty t-shirt was rewarded to the student. Fore ty t-shirts were handed out to Reitz students. The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of American democracy, a beacon of refuge for immigrants. It stands in New York Harbor welcoming peo- ple to our country. The Statue of Liberty was a gesture of friendship from France. On the pede estal is written Give me your tired. your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I left my lamp beside the golden door! The Statue of Liberty stands for liberty to AH. Fl. Reitr atuv dents celebrated Liherty H'eeL wrth an Assenv bly. Comert choir and pep bank provided the entertainment. While the erowd mus encouh aged to join in with the choir during God Bless America. So, as the Statue of Liberty undergoes remodeling, Reitz students can proudly say, t'l helped save Lady Liberty Seniors Dirk Julian and Kevin Rutledge help raise choir funds by picking apples. In order to keep the balloons from releasing too soon, they were tied to a ladder by student council members. Wes Wilhite 13 THE TIME OF KING On November 22, 23, and 24, 1985 the Reitz auditorium was transformed into the mythical, magical kingdom of Camelot. For the first time in several years, a full scale dramatic musical was present- ed by the Reitz drama department. Directed by Mr. Dan Durbin, Camelot succeeded in bringing the pride of Drama back to the Hill. Camelot is a beautiful story which takes place in the time of King Arthur. Andy Hubbard as Arthur along with Ashlun Murphy as Queen Cuenevere and Darren Haygood as Lancelot, made the times of the Knights of the Round Table Come to life. Other members of the cast were Rod Townsend as Merlyn, Heath Coebel as King Pellinorel Matt Caton as Mordred, Melissa English as Morgan, Travis Ray as Tom, Barb Bain as Nimue and Sadie, Mrs. Bucking- ham's pet dog, as Horrid. The cast worked hard to bring Camelot to a successful conclusion. Their feelings were summed up by sophomore Darren Haygood, Lots of hard and long work went into this production. But we also had lots of fun. I'm looking forward to further productions. 1 M V2714 ' Horrid steals the show. Ladies of the court laugh at the antics of Pellinore. Arthur tAndy Hubbardt consoles Genevere tAsh- lyn Murphyt Merlyn Ulod Townsen$ tells Arthur about the Queen. Lancelot Darren Haygoo$ brings Lionel $ric Huntsacken back to life. ARTHUR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ahdy Hubbard HERLYN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rod Townsend GUENEVERE . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ashlyn Murphy LANCELOT. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Darren Haygood PELLINORE . . . . . . . . . . . . .Heath Goebe1 MORDRED . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Matt Caton MORGAN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Me1issa English TOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Travis Ray SIR DINADAN . . . . . . . . . . . .Mark Fleig SIR LIONEL. . . . . . . . . . . . .Eric Huntsacker SQUIRE DAP. . . . . . . . . . . . .Ga1en Deig LADY ANNE . . . . . . . . . . . . .Joe1i Sta1ey LADY ELIZABETH. . . . . . . . . . .Jennifer Doty LADY SYBIL. . . . . . . . . . . . .Lisa Caton GUILLIAM. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jason Parker COLGREVANCE . . . . . . . . . . . .John Umbach BLIANT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Andrew K1ipsch CASTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vince Torres CLARIUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . uGreg Appe1 PAGE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Matt Madden Kevin Sherlock HERALD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jeff DaVau1t NIMUE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Barb Bain HORRID. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sadie Chorus Barbara Bain, Lisa Caton, E1isabeth Cooper, Jennifer Doty, April Fair, Marcia F1ener, Amy He1frich, Nikki Ho1t, Susan McGregor, Andrea NowIing, Ke11y O'Hanrahan, Cathy Owen, Barb Owens, Caro1 Owens, Kelly Pace, Abby Snurpus, Joeli Sta1ey, Heather Wade, H011y Wade, Dee Dee Neese, Missy Hright,lGreg App1e, Frank Bradford, Ga1en Deig, Jeff DeVau1t, Mark Fleig, Eric Huntsacker, Matt IgIehart, Andy K1ipsch, Steve Lythgoe, Matt Madden, Jason Parker, Kevin Sher1ock, Vince Torres, Rod Townsend, John Umbach. l5 ff 2;;g 16 Left of King Kevin and Queen Cindy are Royalty Scott Lori Love Found Its Way Of all the Homecoming in my four year's at Reitz, this one was the most outrageous ever, senior Trisha Math- hews happily announced. Although the festivities were fun, the loss to Mt. Vernon put a temporary damper on the fun. Disc jockey music cheered everyone up so they could enjoy the crowning of. Cindy Paddock and Kevin Rutledge as Queen and King of the Homecoming. Prince and Princess were Scott Bogard and Lori Damm. Other senior members were Stan Angermeier, Bo Conway, Todd Fehrenbacher, Todd DeWeese, Mi- kele-Ann Lipking, Missy Norman, Marylou Wilkerson, and Kris Reid. Non-seniors included Andy Washo, Kevin Schapker, Tricia Moit, and Au- drey Simpso. Sophomores were Tony Moser, Bruce Barchett, Ann Mulherein, and Lisa Elpers, and freshmen were Kraig Kolb, Gabe Lamar, Beth Schneider and Becky Jorgenson. The theme Love Always Finds a Way rang true the entire night. hw A long shisher and a dunk by Goedde were not enough to stop Mt. Vernon on Homecoming night. 17 Sectional Champs The season got off to a slow start, but the team came on strong at the end of the regular season. After losing five straight the turn around finally came against North with a crushing 38-2 victory. The team ended regular play at 3 and 5. A new football playoff setup gave every team a sectional berth. Reitz' first game was against hard-hitting Boonville, at Boonville, but they came away a 2-9 winner. The next rival was Harrison, confi- dent because they defeated the Pan- thers earlier. This was a changed Kevin Schaper and the defense await New Alba- ny. team, however, and Harrison fell, and the Panthers advanced to the sectional championship. It was Jasper coming to the Bowl. The defense limited them to two points and the offense picked up 2.1. Reitz became one of the final eight, three games away from the Hoosier Dome and a championship. After tak- ing an early lead, Reitz led most of the way against East Central. In the final moments it was a field goal by them that ended the dream. Score, 18-17. Our defense is used to being on the field, said Coach Hape. Here they break for play. Early play left doubtful minds. Doug Waterman launches a hanging punt against Harrison. 22 Reitz 41 40 13 26 18 19 22 Opponent Bosse North Mater Dei Central Harrison Memorial Castle Reserve opponent North Bosse Castle Memorial Harrison Central Mater Dei Freshman Score 27-14 58-14 41-7 38-14 24-22 33-6 32-18 w w w w l w 1 Wade Morris drives for short yardage. Freshman team. Row One: Randy Grose, Tom Brown, Paul Niemeire, Mark Osborne, Scott Johnston, Te.rry Stevens, Phil Niemeier, Row two: Matt Pfister, Matt Elder, Kevin Effinger, Jeff Stucke Steve Mlnor, Charles Geiser Row three: Chris Cummines, Richard Graves, Danny Keller, Chad 'lroone, Bryan Hartman, Row four: Jeff Smith, Ronnie Boeke, Shad Smith, Joey Devoy, Matt Henery, ROW five: Jasoril Scott, Jeff Goodwin, Jay Hayes, Row Six: Coach Backes, Kraig Kolb, Brian Walker Chad Schenk, Trav1s Hoover, Jeff Brummitt. I Frosh, Reserves 3 Claim City The Freshman and Reserve football squads had more in common this season than just their sports. They both had new coaches, and they both ended with out standing seasons. The Freshman team proved them- selves with a 5-1 record. The game that kept them from an undefeated season was a heart breaking loss to Harrison, 24-22. One factor that added to their win- ning record was their size. The fact that the freshman offensive line outweighed the varsity by 140 lbs. gave them an ad- vantage. Talent was also a factor. Running back Scott Johnston lead the team by scoring 20 touchdowns in the first five games, a new school record. Other standouts were W W 7; , Titles Terry Stevens, line back, and Jeff Good- win, defensive end. The team shows a lot of potential and, with a lot of hard work, they could make a very successful varsity squad , says Coach Gene Backes. This was Coach Backes' first year with the freshman team. The Reserve team was lead to a City Championship with a 6-1 record. Only 25 points were scored against the Re- serve team throughout the entire season. The Westside Reserve trophy was brought back to Reitz for the first time in three years, after defeating Mater Dei by a score of 22-0. The team was head by Coach Mike Horn, also a coaching his team for the first year. Marcos Mayes dives forward against Mater Dei. Combined Varsity and Reserve teams. Front: Johnny Johann, Kenny Cox, Jon David, Mike Moore; Row 2: Dean Mlkesell, BengyEEVrnteS,-D1r-k Jullg-afl Terry Smithhart, Demetrius Crowe, Darrin Carnahan, Jeff Thompson, Finis Vincent, Joe Thomas, Scott Schoenbachler;dR;w 3: orltly Beimere;i 1 4e Grossman, Greg Ashby, Marc Schnarr, Doug Waterman, Maurice Mayes, Jeff Crowe, Greg Walker, Kevm Schapker, Bra osne, JoLn -I?Knl 5?? . . Charles Stone, Scott Torres, Frank Bradford, Ken Hansen, Shawn Johnston, Craig Sprinkle, Gary Kitchens, Johnny Anderson,h arlien :vsriids, owM. nc Wytovak, Robert Woosley, Jeff Neisz, Jim Tucker, Odis Meredith, Trevor Helmer, Terry Fleming, Fred Mackefi, Arltjirelrv was OK ow7- B 'arrlCZZb 33:; Quentin French, Brian Deem, Tommy Anderson, Nick Schnarr, Doug Boylls, Jeff M1115, Ron foster, John H: e3, 8 l: 1;; .rEe, 08w Ead-nant yMike Richardt, Wade MorriS, Jim Wimpleberg, Robby Grubbs, Gene Henderson, Kevm f-Iam, Dirk Euler, Ric ar c ae er, ow . 1e 1 1., Montgomery, Chris Kelley, Jerry Loeffler, Mark Pfister, Brian Hape, Toby Riney, Mlke Horn, Bill Hape 23 Reitz runners dart from the starting line 1n a city meet against North and Bosse. Junior Amy Moore running toward another ViCtory Champlons Agaln Junior Scott Hayes, shows why he is leading runner by What started out to be a rebuilding , , ' , t going out in the lead. year for the cross country teams, turned , v out to be a very successful one. The boys cross country team finished the season city champs for the fourth year in a row. They placed second in the SIAC, second in the sectionals and fifth in the region- als. Junior Rodney Compton advanced to semi-state. Making the All city and All SIAC teams were juniors Rodney Compton, and Scott Hayes. Also named to those teams was sophomore Greg Givens. The boys ended their season with a 65-9 re- cord. The girls finished their season fourth in the city and eight in the sectionals. Sophomore Staci Kreger was named to the All city team. Front Row: Cory Stewart, Chris Bateman, Robert Swallows, Steve Lythgoe, Front Row: Dona Molin, Heather Williams Carry Crabtree Amy York Angie . I I I l g , Back ROW: 1.15 C t . i I I I y 3 P I a a on,.AmyLukenh1emer, Stacx Kreger, Heatlle y I Power Volleyball Features Play By Strong Squad As the team backs her in these sectional, Kendyl Albin returns the ball. Varsity. Front: 5. Elliot, K. Bryant, M. Helsloot, L. Montgomery, A. Brown, S. Reserve. Front: C- Mann, A- Moore, A- Minton, K- Quakkelaar, C- Ingram; Bryant. Back row: 3 Long, M. Vonderahe, J. Long, 3 Sailer, K. Murphy, K. Row two: 5. Elliot, B. Raines, K. McIntosh, K. Quakkelaar, S. Snodgrass, M. Albin, K, Jochem. McConville, S. Baldwin, 5. Bryant; Row three: Coaches 5. Long and K. Jochem. 25 26 Golf Was A Season Of Close A heartbreaking loss to Castle was characteristic of the whole season for the girls golf team. They lost by only five strokes. During this season, the team was lead by Senior Alizabeth Aramowicz and also by Senior Andrea Moore. We had a mediocre season. We came within one team of being in the sectionals, and Alizabeth came within two strokes of be- ing in the sectional, says Coach John Aramowicz about the teams close, but disappointing season. ?shigc Tour: e Sectional t SIAC Front Row: Alizabeth Aramowicz, Andrea Moore; Row Two: Audrey Elfrich, Greta Hardin, Heather Wade. Coach Aramowiczx not pictured. Andrea Moore sets up for a major put. Kemp Layden serves up another point. Bright Spots Two bright spots made this season more enjoyable for the boy's tennis team. It was, however, a season without many bright spots. They finished with a 1-9 record. One of the bright spots was Matt Volkman, the number one singles play- er. He was a candidate for AlleSIAC hon- or. In coach Schmidt's eyes, the other bright spot was the big improvement in the play of the team. Although only 1-9, the squad became competitive during the season. That cul- minated in a first round win in the sec- tional. They defeated North Posey High School, but they were stopped by North in the second round. The doubles team showed vast im- provement over those of the past sea- sons. Leaders were Joel Hunter, Rob Hochstetler, Mark Busby, and Tom Bar- ron. Varsity. Front row: Rob Hochstetler, M2 Volkman, Jeff Flener, Kemp Layden; Back r0' Steve Werner, Shane McFadden, Kevin She lock, Joe Hunter, Scott Bennett, Tom Barro Mark Busby, Coach Schmitt. 27 , Team Surprises Despite their misleading winHoss record the Reitz wrestling team has had a successful season in many aspects. The team qualified for the Sectional Meet held in February at Mater Dei advancing to Regional Meet included Brady French, Quentin French, Tommy Anderson, Brad Arney, Joe Thom- as, and Jerry Loeffler. Regionals were held at Castle with Brad Amey, 112 1135., advancing. Arney was the sole representative of Reitz at Semi-State, win- ning his first round. Other senior members includ- ed: Dirk Julian at 132 lbs. and Joe Thomas at 167 lbs. ,. 4.34M, Mme - Dirk Julian takes five while his opponent takes an injured time 0m. Brad Arney takes the upper hand over his Castle opponent. 23 l l I I x Joe Thomas and Brad Arney show great Sportsmanship after they pulverized their opponent. Jerry Lefler goes for a pin. FRONT ROW: Benjamin Winters, Mark Wigand, Dirk Julian, Quentin French, Jerry Loeffler, Bradly S h Arney, Tommy Anderson, Brady French. SECOND ROW: Joseph Thomas, Scott Torres, Terry Layne, 0p omore Tommy Anderson does a belly to back Anthony Moser, Raymond Wargel, Mark Pfister, Daniel Vaughn. THIRD ROW: Eric Johnson, Matt su lex to . ' . . P assure a vxctory for the Reltz Crapplers. Pfister, Wade Morrls, James Petrlg. 29 Farmer's Pride. . . Relying heavily on quickness and de- fense, the team forced their opponents to make many turnovers throughout the year. The team was lead by Seniors Mark Tyler, who averaged over 19 points a game, and Rick Goedde, one of the tallest centers in the area. Coach Charles Farmer and his troubles this year with the new seatbelt rule, requiring all IHSAA coaches to remain seated during the ball game. Farmer was called for a technical in the game against Mater Dei, Reitz's West side arch rival. Doug Waterman gets position for a rebound. Rick Goedde shows how he gets up in the air to dunk. Senior Rick Goedde puts his 6'6 body to the fullest extent, TOp right photo. Expecting a roller coaster season, the basketball team was impressive. 0 S $$$$$th w; t WMWAMMWu-AI' Front Row: Kemp Layden, Harold Cheatem, John Brown, Jason Hobgood, David Hamm, and Rodney Compton. Second Row: Tom Winstead, Doug Waterman, Rick Goedde, and Ron Harvey. Third Row: Coach Charles Farmer, Matt Volkman, and Mark Tyler. Vincennes was no match for the mighty Panthers, as Rick Goedde shoots for two . Rick Goedde fights off the four on one coverage. . - if. Senior Ron Harvey looks for the open man. Junior Rodney Compton waits for the inbound pass. 31 32 Reserves Click Showing vast improvement through- out the year, the Reitz reserve was play- ing well as a team at the end of the sea- son, winning their last game and only losing by two points in the three games before that. They moved two players up to varsity at the closing of the season. They were Scott Hayes and Andrew Klipsch. Coach Kelly was an inspiration throughout the year. He motivated the players exceptionally, boosting their mo- rales and giving them high hopes for Varsity action next season. Being overshadowed by the varsity squad, the Reserves kept the entertain- ment alive before the varsity games. Jeff Richardt goes for the lay up. Tony Mockobee shoots over a Huskie Front: J. Richardt, D. Kiefer, A. Klipsch, L. Hicks, C. Weiss, B. Deem, R. Rodgers, Coach Kelly, T. Mockobee, L. Greenwood, D. Armstead, K. Butman. Robert Rodgers put on his moves against Vincinnes. Given, C. Lauderdale, S. Hayes; Second row: T B B Ck row: C. Cummings, B. Bender, A. Smith, B. Schneider, E. RingO, M- Henry, Coach WiiSt' 5' Johnston, Walker, D. Bogard, B. Weatherford. Middle: J. Smith, R. Graves, R. Pruett, K. Kelb, W. Wilhite. Front: Lilly, D. Sanders, J. Thompson. Eric Ringo skies past a North defender for a goal. Reserves Click The Freshman team had a season long on experience and short on victories. They won only one. Talent is there and the varsity of the future may be better for the way the sea- son went, according to Mr. Wiist. By the season's end, four frosh had moved to the reserve team and closer to the varsity. They were Wes Wilhite, Kraig Kolb, Richard Graves and Raymond Prueit. Perhaps the best long range invest- ment was that fifteen players were kept on the squad, and all of them played. That is more than any other team this year. Wiist invested for the future with people and time. 33 3'4 Kim Overfield dives for the loose ball. Shannon McCulley inbounds to Amy Brown for two. Luanne Montgomery and Lisa Goedde drill for sectionals. Reitz's girl's basketball team pla- gued with illness strode into the sec- tionals, defeated Central, only to fall prey to Mater Dei. They started of winning eight of their first ten games, including hard fought games against Owensburo and Memorial. Finishing the season at 12-8 was a task in itself according to Coach Joe Weber. We were plagued with illness all season long and it gave us a lot of problems. Moving to position is Jenny Long in the lane. Karla Hormuth pulls up for the jump shot. Seniors who played in their last game were Amy Brown, Shannon McCul- ley, and Erica Choate. Other members include Belinda Cardin, Luanne Montgomery, Lisa Goedde, Sherry Snodgrass, Karla Hormuth, Kim Overfeild, Stephani Lurker, Shaun- trece Crider, and Heather Layden. Plague Cuts Luc 36 This year's Reserve basketball team proved to everyone that they are continuing Reitz's winning tradition. By capturing the City Championship they will be ready for next year's varsity action. 1. Members of the Girls Reserve team gather around Coach Schwartz to listen to strategy. 2. Freshman Brooke Ranes keys the offense as Kristi McCullough does jumping-jacks. 7 mewwgmwma 3. FRONT ROW: A. Minton, J. Crowe, H. Layden, A. Hape, A. Moore, T. Lacer; BACK ROW: Coach Schwartz, K. Hormuth, S. Crider, B. Ranes, L. Montgomery, K. McCullough, M. Helshoot, Coach Weber. 4. Sophomore Luanne Montgomery shoots a jump shot over Central enroute to a win over Central. .e. Todd DeWeese takes a pass from teammate John Damm. Tim Weiss shows fancy footwork to keep control of the ball. Two Earn All-City Outstanding performances and leadership by a new coach swept the soccer team to the best start and one of the best seasons ever for a Reitz soccer team. Sophomore John Damm and Clint Lauderdale were named All-City players in rec0gni- tion of their play. Mr. Joe Kuda assumed the role of coach and connected right away. He really inspired the team and taught me more than I have ever known, said Kevin Huston. Fan support for soccer is build- ing in Evansville. It increased for the team and the team thanked them because the fan support boosted morale and added to their win potential. Varsity front row: Tim Weiss, Wes Wilhite, Matt Madden, Greg Given, Andy Hubbard, Todd DeWeese, Darren Nolte; Back row: Coach Joe Kuda, Brent Marksbury, Greg Epley, Kevin Hous- ton, Eric Sussman, Clint Lauderdale, Doug Kiefner, John Damm, Heath Goebel. Not pictured: Brian DeVillez. 37 10.115 . , Izat Organ $21,327 22222.,22..Ziz2: : . ,, 42,222.32 ,1 ,2 FIRST ROW: Shannon Wambach, Sara Wolf, Traci Rogers, Kelly Ulrich, Lee Ann Lyons, Patty Kelly, Trisha Matthews, Monica Shelton, Shannah South. SECOND ROW: Lorena Havill, JOhn Umbach, Kelly Slinkman, Blake Forster, Jennifer Seckinger, Julia Seckmger, Joatm Uloth, Kevin Seidenamel, Kelly Pfister. THIRD ROW: Jeff Barthel, Kevin Sherlock, Randy Seidehamel, Angie Lawrence, Scott Bogard, Jennifer Healy, Tim Deem, Steve Bradford, Scott Herriiann, Scott Ulrich, Jan Houpt, FOURTH ROW: Galen Deig, Kenny Kebortz, Tom Carlisle, Brian Stewart, Keith Hoffmeyer. Standards Set The 1985 Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Art Adye, Drum Majors Scott Bogard and Patti Kelley, proved formidable. Twenty-four seniors, though missing state competition by 1.7 points, will leave Reitz knowing they helped set a great standard that no other Evansville band has ever reached. This years band gained thirty more mem- bers and five higher placings in State ranking. Re- garding these changes Mr. Adye said, Size is not determining factor by which you are judged, but it never hurts. Although much of the band will gra- duate this year, thirty more incoming freshmen are expected to join next year. Not to be forgotten is the Reitz Orchestra. The 12 seniors in that group, along with Mr. Adye, entered state fiinals in April, after months of practicing. Forty-one Reitz students, the highest number from Evansville this year, are members of the All-City Band andTor orchestra. Six of these students made the All-State group. The instrumental talent of Reitz is not going to be silenced . . . they're on the way to the top. FIRST ROW: Leanne Houpt, Caryn Cottcent, Tanya Smith, Amy Fleming, Lorena Havill Barb Blackford, JoAnne Wimpelburg, Trisha Matthews, Leslie Vetters, Kelly Pfister Stephanie Strieter Courtney Waterman, Jenny Dossett, Nancy Ross, Kim Hurt, Karla Hormuth, Kevin Slaughter, Kevin McGill Mayers, Teresa Reisz, Mike Goad, Sean Blessing, Kenny Kebortz. THIRD ROW: Andrew Klipsch Keith Fehn Julie Kuebler Laura Bruce Johnson Angie Lawrence Rod Townsend Chris Barthel Miss G d ' i ' , , , , y ar , Kim Markee, Tim Deem, To W ht 40 Hale, Donald Ziliak, Tom Carlisle, Shawn Jones. m g Senior Guar ecutes a dramatlc pose session. d Commander Julie Schultheis ex- during a grueling summer Drum Major Scott Bogard, in serious concentration, prepares himself for the events to come. The brass shines bright as the pep band excites the crowd. Above: Marching in step with the Drum Major's tempo the band strives for another flawless performance. 41 42 Va? 43 Concert ChOir Front Row: Holly Wade, Ben Spillman, Joeli Staley, Heath Goebel, Barbera Bai.n, Darrin Nolte, Tram ArlachWI'CZIhiettiil Kutrsleriiurg, Andrea Nowling. Second Row: Michelle Phipps, Lisa Caton, Lori Damm, Kelh Ta-lley, Amy Brown, Sal??- delgg, . Ja 1 EY da e'rii Andrew Hubbard, Scott Springer, John McGregol, Cindy Paddock, Jodi Carnahan, Lori Elfngh, Allson DemutD. 1r H ow. :11 1;. orBan, J1 Hurlfer, Lisa Gates, Jennifer Talley, Brian Deem, Kevin Rutledge, Dirk Julian, Stan Angermler, Ken Har1.sen, 1. argenh Aaygoo '. 1r? harrlfietiti Jennlfer Damn, Angela Sloan, Patty Kelley. Fourth Row: Marcia Flener, Angela Brunson, Kr1?ten Reldc A 12a 1;: A ram8w1l:z, anbbfa er'. Bruee Barchett, John, John Damn, Mike Wilhite, Mike Gossman, Brett Doniger, Mark Flelg, Melome Gru ,h 111131; EC :rng-llo 1138.M1tchell, Candy Gillenwater. Fifth Row: Allison Becker, Melissa English, Dee Dee Weese, .Brent Ca'rver, Mlke Sc : , AC arH 1f1' e1? Bnan Hape, Clint Lauderdale, Matt Caton, Andrew Klipsch, Frank Bradford, Kelly Pfister, Angle Burmelster, Fawn Par er, my 6 r1c , arb OWen, . - Smith, Shawn Jones M . . th, T cker, John Burns, Mark Bohleber, M1ke Montgomery: Cary . . , ark Not Plctured. John Clardy, Chfford Har Buggyegarlrlin Carnahan, Susan Patton, Kim Overfield, Cindy Thles, Jodle Moore, Dav1d Ramsden. Nature's first green is gold Her hardest hue to hold Her early leaf's a flower But only so an hour So leaf subsides to leaf 50 Eden sank to grief So dawn goes down to day Nothing gold can stay By Robert Frost All-State FRONT ROW: Joeli Staley, Barbara Bain; SECOND ROW: Brent Carver; THIRD ROW: Traci Aramowicz, Barbara Owens. B. Owens, H. Goebel, K. Pfister, G. Appel. Sounds FRONT ROW: Kelli Talley, Heath Goebel, Holly Wade, Darren Haygood, Barbara Bain, Kevin Rutledge, Andrea Nowling, Brian Deem; SECOND ROW: Lisa Caton, Andrew Hubbard, Marcia Flener, Peter Ruthenburg, Traci Aram0wicz, Matthew Caton; THIRD ROW: Joeli Staley, Clint Lauder- dale, Patty Kelley, Lonnie Harris, Barbara Owens, Mike Schell, Amy Helfrich, John Damm, Cindy Paddock, Brent Carver. Concert Choir sings their heart out to Let the Sun Shine In, one of the many songs featured in the Salute to the Statue of Liberty. All-City: J. Staley, P. Kelley, A. Hubbard, B. Bain, A. Nowling; SECOND ROW: M. Grubb, D. Haygood, T. Aramowicz, B. Carver, A. Helfrich, A. Goebel; THIRD ROW: A. Aramowicz, J. Damm, Five At State Concert Choir is made up of ninety select voices that are chosen through tryouts, to per- form for many events during the year. They sing and dance for conventions, contests, ban- quets, and major concerts. With a variety of classical and popular music. Every year the choir puts on a performance called Showcase . It features choreographed numbers as well as highlighting soloists. Twenty-four students are Chosen from con- cert choir to make up a group called Sounds On the Hill. Sounds put on an annual Christmas concert, held this year at the Germania Mana- chor. The choreographed musical featured many songs from different countries. Concert Choir has accomplished much this year. Reitz students make up a third of the All- City choir, and out of sixteen All-State mem- bers chosen from Southern Indiana five of them were from Reitz. The year was highlighted by the choir's cruise to Bermuda. The eight day trip which began on the last day of school, was the first in five years. The trip was a lot of hard work as well as fun for the members. Concerts were performed on the ship and on Bermuda Island. The Choir was under the direction of Mr. James Haygood. 45 o Reitz Debate Team Front row: Rod Townsend, Lisa Caton, Alizabeth Aramowicz, Steve Lythgo p e a 1 Hg 0 o 0 Second row: Mrs. Campbell, Ashlyn Murphy, Mike Wilhite, Joann Uloth, Kristen MCCill. First row: Lisa Caton WresJ, LeeAnn Lyons ust V.PJ, Mr. Durbin, Andrea Nowling and V.?J, Mr. Brumley, Alizabeth Aramowicz Seq, Mary Koewler Ureasj. Second row: Mike Wilhite, Darren Hay- good, Matt Caton, Steve Lythgoe, Rod Townsend, Kathy Brizius, Gina Foote, Heath Goebel, Steve Plough. Third row: Mark Fleig, Jeff Davault, Bill Davis, Peige Durell, Trisha Matthews, Lacee Vadbunker, Eric Sussman, Kelly Pace. Fourth row: Ken Hansen, Amy Helfrich, Barb Owens, Julie Esparza, Greta Hardin, Phil Voegel, Lisa Joest, Kendra Hotz, Andrea Moore, Lori E1- freich. Fifth row, Andrea Moore, Lori El- freich. Fifth row: Steve Bradford, Carol Owens, Ashlyn Murphy, Patty Kelley, Joann Uloth, Randy Seidehamel, Raquel Williams, Mathew Igleheart, Robert Woos- ley, Matt Madden, Kathy Owne. Sixth row: Brent Wasson, Eric Robinson, Brian Was- son, Jennifer Healey, Staci Krueger, Hoa Nguyen, Julie Ward, Danica Sander, Abby Snurpus. Seventh row: Bennie Trent, Kris- ten McGill, Kendall Cummings, Ali Ward, Aaron Johnson, Christy Eickhoff, Lynn Wilkinson, Courtney Waterman, Susan McGregor, Shane McFadden, Tim Sussman, Brian Hartman. Eighth row: Jason Parker, Mark Pfister, Kevin Sherlock, Keri Crabtree, Maeve McConville, Missy VJright, Heather Robertson, Jennifer Tiemann, Lori Stevens, Caryn Gottcent. Look over there , says junior Andrea Nowling while practicing for her turn in front of the judges. Taking a last minute review Senior Alizabeth Aramowicz and Junior 1 JoAnn Uloth prepare for the next round of competition. Senior speech team member Steve Lythgoe hams it up with fellow members Looking at her scores, Freshman Caryn Gottcent finds out how well she did. in between rounds. 47 Panther Pr? RISING SPIRIT A new organization called Panther Pride boosted school spirit by posting banners and ribbon and buttons around the school. Pan- ther Pride supports not only sports, but the speech team, OEA, PTSA, and all other school activities. Panther Pride, under the direction of faculty members Mrs. Buckingham, Mrs. Hinton, and Mrs. Alsop, with added support from Mr. Hammonds. I'm really glad it went so great. I'm proud of our group. I hope next year will continue to be successful. said President, Kelly Pace. The officers of Panther Pride were: Kelly Pace - President; Heidi Sherman - Vice President; Jennifer Seckinger -- Secretary; and Susan Ei- choff - Treasurer. Not only has Panther Pride grown in the school, but pride has grown along with enthu- siasm for Reitz. Seconds after the two pride members finally settled the Banner, team members burst through it. w Seniors Kyra Rogers and Bobbie Mitchell Look forward to selling spirit buttons. 48 ggnther Pride officers: Secretary Jennifer Seckinger, President Kelly Pace, and Vice-President Heidi erman. Panther Pride sponsors: Mrs. Alsop, Mrs. Hinton, and Mrs. Buckingham. Banners at football games hint at the rising school spirit. Pace, Amy Ashby, Amy Cissna; Row 2: Mikele-Ann Lipking Tracy Jennifer Seckinger; Row 3: Carrie Garnett, Karen Kopec, Heath Goebel, Holly Wade, Bobbie Mitchell, Joest; Fifth Row: Mrs. Hinton, Mrs. . ., Front: Teresa Reis, Donna Mullen, Julia Seckinger, Kelly v A. ' ' V ' Lipking, Jennifer Damm, Heidi Sherman, Angie Sloan, Renee Sloan, Heather Kello, Jeff Davault, Jenny Woods, Susan Eickhoff; Row 4: Kyra Rogers, Heidi Sherman and Susan EiCkhOff lead the Lori Koewler, Lisa Petitjean, Greta Hardin, Kristie Koewler, Sarah Clevenger, Lisa Pride during a meeting. Buckingham, and Mrs; Alsop. Taking Care Of Business . . . With the help of Mrs. Toone, this year's OEA iOffice Education Associ- ationi chapter of Reitz High School has been very successful. The chapter has done such things as sponsor a Halloween Dance, participate in the Woods; Reporter, Delinda Sebree; Historian, Kim Belcher; Parliamentar- ian, Theresa Singer. The officers for the Clerical Lab are: President, Kerri Logsdon, Vice-President, Staci Fulton; Secretary, Pam Guinn; Treasurer, An- Pall Festival by selling kuchens and-gela Brunson; Reporter, Jodi Carna- making buttons, had a bus trip to St. Louis at Christmas, had a pizza party and participated in district, state, and national contests. There were three different labs, each with its own set of officers. In Secretarial Lab, the officers were: President, Karen Winiger; Vice- President, Kelly Pace; Secretary, Bob- bie Mitchell; Treasurer, Jennifer Theresa Singer, Karen Winiger, Deanna Reed, Amy Hammond, all had fun working at OEA's Fall Festival Booth. han; Historian, Cherie Kappert; and Parliamentarian, Tracy Shaw. The of- ficers for the General Office Lab are: President, Shannon McCulley; Vice- President, Jenny Long,- Secretary, Kristen Forbes; Treasurer, Angela Sloan; Reporter, Deanna Reed; Histo- rian, Lesley Gordon,- and Parliamen- tarian, Jonelle Kohlmeyer. Dictating, Lesley Gordon can do it for you, IIjirlst Row: Deanna Reed, Angela Sloan, Karen Winiger, Jonelle Kohlmeyer, Kim Belcher, Staci u ton, Theresa Smger. Second Row: Cherie Kappert, Boobie Mitchell, Kelly Pace, Jodi Carna- Shannon McCulley is proof that an empty in box han, Kristen Forbes. Third Row: Jenny Woods, Angie Brunson, Pam Guinn Shannon McCul- ley, Jenny Long, Tracy Shaw, Kerri Logsdon, Delinda Sebree. I makes for smiles. TRUE CONTRIBUTIONS Balloon Day was an event to help raise money for the Statue of Liberty. Student Council organized this day to honor Ms. Liberty. STUDENT COUNCIL HELPS COMMUNITY Under the leadership of President Bar- bara Bain, student council has been in- volved in numerous projects this year. On October 28, 1985, 800 balloons were launched from the bowl to represent Ms. Liberty on a city-wide fundraiser. The Thanksgiving can drive and the Toys for Tots projects were also planned by the council along with dances such as Foot- ball and Basketball Homecomings, Turnabout, and a singles dance. Other Student Council officers include Staci Fulton, Vice President, Rod Townsend, Secretary, and Steve Lythgoe, Treasurer. Through the efforts of students, many families had a much more joyous holiday season. This year's Student Council was sponsored by Mr. Freece and co-spon- sored by Mrs. Moore. FIRST ROW: Jenny Rainey Brad Toone, Staci Fulton, Shannon McCulley, Johnny Johann. SECOND ROW: Mr. Freece, Missy Norman, Dana Hochstetler, Amy Helfrich, and Kim Over- Holly Wade, Amy Helfrich, Julie Castleman, Christy Ingram, Barbera Barchet, Patty Kelley. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Moore, Chad Shahk, field hurriedly prepare decorations f0r the Home- Mary Minton, Buffy Baker, Debbie Wright, Amy Moore, Jennifer Seckinger, Lisa Joest. FOURTH ROW: Abby Snurpus, Wes Wllhtte, coming dance. Chris Cummings, Kristen McCill, Dominique Walker, Tommy Wright, John Snyder, Danica Sanders. FIFTH ROW: Dav1d WEISS, Quentin French, David Hale, Robert Wooslev. 51 I 1 gj i 1 I i g Section editors discuss layout designs for upcoming yearbook. 52 First Row: Editors Shae Travis and Angie VanZant; Second Row: Jodi Carnahan, Holly Wade, Kendyl Alvin, Amy Brown, Kelly Murphy; Third Row: Angela Brunson, Erica Choate; Fourth Row: Marcie Jessie, Kevin Rutledge, Jeff Thompson, Darrin Carnahan, Kristen Reid; Fifth Row: Mike Peerman, Mark Laubscher, Tim Neimier. Kevin Rutledge demonstrates the proper technique used for good photography. m, Summer Camp Pays Off . . . Darrin Carnahan spent many hours in the darkroom developing photographs for the yearbook and the newspaper. The compputer made printing the newspaper easier, quicker, and more fun. Pictured are Marcie Jessie and Dirk Julian. Mg Mr. Aurand . . . Mr. Aurand . . . MR. AUR- AND!!! I can't find the cheerleaders' layout . Has anyone seen the story about the teacher strike? Where's Shae and Angie? Across the Hall! Do you need me to go downtown and pick up the copy? Kris, there's a letter in the mirror mail box!! The next deadline is Thursday. Do you have your copy done? I need to go interview Mr. Higgs, Can I have the hall pass? Mr. Aurand, I found the cheer- leader layout! Just one minute inside room 204 during a journalism class brings this entire conversations to life, and it continues for the entire class period. Deadlines, features, news, copy, pictures, and layouts are words the jour- nalism staffs - both the newspaper, and the yearbook have come to know quite well. Under the guidance of Mr. Gene Aurand, the staffs have undergone many changes. Not only have they experienced the pressures, but also the fun of being a staff member. The newspaper - The Reitz Mirror e was led by Editor Kris- ten Reid, and produced papers with a new look, and a new attitude learned at a summer camp in Bloomington. A mirror mailbox for students was placed outside room 204, and ads were sold to students at Christmas and Valentines Day, all giving students a chance to voice their opin- ions and thoughts. Editors Shae Travis and Angie VanZant di- rected the REFLECTIONS staff in creating the yearbook. After teaching the staff what they learned during the summer at a yearbook work- shop, the editors let the staff go to work. After work was done e everyone escaped across the Hall to the pasteup room for practical jokes and laughter e and to let off a little of the pressure. But sooner or later, it was time to get busy again . . . Where's your copy? Oh Mr. Aur- and, I did it yesterday . . . I think . . . N e First Row: Todd DeWeese, Kendyl Albin, Mark Laubscher, MaryLour Wilkerson,- Sec- ond Row: Kim Rogers, Dawn Downey, Rick Davis; Third Row: Heather John, Julie Schultheis, Kristi Pfendere, Gina Foote, Donna Bolin, John Bailey, Editors Kris Reid and Rod Townsend; Fourth Row: Todd Johns, Darrin Carnahan. Front Row: Erin Johnson, Lori Damm, Jodi Carnahan, Pam Guinn, Second Row: Tracy Poole, Lisa Morris, Tracy Babb, Lisa Layne, Last Row: Laura McCul- lough, Lisa Gresser, Lisa Traut- vetter, Michelle Phipps. Not pic- tured: Sherri Berlin. The dancing Hilltoppers : EXCIT- ING, ENTHUSIASTIC, and ENER- GIZEDI! After a summer of practice, fundraisers, and camp, the Hilltop- pers were able to perform during pre- games, halftimes, and basketball games with a great measure of preci- sion and skill. With their new advisor Mrs. Julia Lentz, choreographer Miss Kalah Georgette, and business man- ager Mrs. Kelly Little, the Hilltoppers were able to attend the Western Ken- tucky Universal Dance Camp. The girls received several first, second, and Hilltoppers third place awards as well as the spirit award. After fundraisers, such as an assem- bly line car wash, the girls bought new uniforms. Members proud to be a part of the 1985-1986 Hilltoppers in- clude: Captains Jodi Carnahan and Lori Damm. Other Senior members are Pam Guinn and Erin Johnson. Ju- niors Shelli Bellin, Lisa Layne and Lisa Morris. Sophomores Tracy Babb, Lisa Gresser, Laura McCullough, Mi- chelle Phipps, Tracy Poole and Lisa Trautvetter. Varsity Front Row: Jane Mulherin, Amy Helfrich, Kendyl Albin. Second Row: Marylou Wilkerson, FKlrlitl Daughtery, Missy Martin, Kelli Talley, Missy Norman, Third Row: Holly Wade, Sherri 1c . Reserve Front Row: Susan Patton, Ann Mulherin, Lisa Elpers, Kristie Mossberger, Julian Julian, Jennifer Talley. Freshmen Front Row: Heather Wade, Tracey Trautvetter, Katy Wepfer Second Row: Karen Pe- trinik, Jane Weber. Shari Mossberger. Reitz high panthers cant be beat, Mater Dei Wildcats - DEAD MEAT! Cheerleaders perform dances in addition to cheers at pep assemblies. Go Big Blue The Reitz Varsity cheerleaders have had a very Productive and rewarding year. Prac- tice started as soon as school was dismissed last year. They practiced three days a week for an hour and a half each day until the first football game. The cheerleaders held a fund- raiser, selling ads for seat cushions to raise enough money to attend a summer camp. For being their first year at a camp the Reitz Cheerleaders exceled greatly by bringing home five first place ribbons and a spirit award. Since then, the Cheerleaders have brought home a second place trophy from a cheer competition at Eastland Mall. With the left over money from sales, the cheer- leaders have all received new uniforms. 55 Meeting in St. Louis were Jeanette Winiger, Missy Love, Second row: Brian DeVillez, Becky Grisham, Mari Combs, Lisa Petitjean. President Future Farmers of America has a very active chapter at school. For ex- ample, when most people were enjoy- ing a three day holiday when the first snow day happened on Valentine Day, FFA was at work. They were holding a retreat for officers. Advisor Mr. Meyerholtz, said, We try to have one big activity each month. He helps the club meet the goal of learning more about the agri- business locally and nationally. Two of the big activities to do that were the trip to St. Louis for the FFA national convention and the work with SI- GECO. SIGECO tried to tell the pub- lic of the amount of energy used in farming and the FFA helped to do so. Top left; Brad McVey, Jeff Alsop, Amy Wright, Mari Combs, tPresJ, Brian Devillez, Lisa Hold- er, Skip Lacer, Charo Schmitt. Center left, front row: Other members are Missy Love, Greta Hardin, Blake Elkins, Kristie Koewler, Jeanette Wingiger, Kendra Schnautz, Charo Schmitt, Kerry Eagan, Lisa Petitjean; Sec- ond row: Brian Kissinger, Becky Grisham, tVice-PresJ, Brian DeVillez, Jeff Alsop, Lori Koewler, Troy Happe, Skip Lacer. Bottom left. Officer initiation night saw Charo Schmitt, Lisa Petitjean tReporterL Kendra Schnautz tTreasurerL Jeanette Winiger tSecre- taryL Becky Grisharn, Lori Koewler tSentineD, and Greta Hardin share ceremonial candles. wa , 42 ? MW a WW yaw ?mmwva st Academics The English Department prides itself in its' thorough teaching of English skills. This English class - appears to be involved in a duty - heavy-duty composition wirting. Hard at work learning the tricks of the trade are the productive students of the Business Department. Preparing for the future they learn the functions of a variety of general offices machines. Seniors Jodi Carnahan and Karen Brown enjoy one of many meals prepared for their foods Class. The Home Economics Department also offer Classes such as Child Development, Exploring Childhood and Clothing and Textiles. Engrossed in their electricity project Robert Rogers and Darrin enjoy one of the many different opportunities offered by the Electricity Department. $1 ? 2 t 58 141le M?Mv Changing spark plugs is a common occurence for Auto Mechanics students like Todd Harmon. The Class offers future mechanics an insight to the world they intend to enter. Totally obli ious to his surroundings, this student works diligently on his ceramic project during an Art Class. The Art classes are popular at Reitz. ; Junior Johnny Anderson exhibits the remains of one of his numerous patients during one of the Zoology classes offered by the Sc1ence Department, Aim , A I Exercising to the beat these girls enjoy Personal Fitness a class offered by the Physical Education Department. Seniors Steve Plough and Heath Goebel commute to another high school to d.j. for W.S.P.R. during their Radio Broadcasting class. 60 ion by the truct An example of the excellent ins Math Department a S n .1 a 1P . a m m .mH mm A e .1 , Mr. Lonn problem to sophomore Doug K AV 4; am w a 000 10 n0. old p wr 6 SO 0. ew m mm t h e, 000 C t n .m.n m u d ..S...d u gm a sd .m em t nw P 05 u T5 .1 00. th nk t .13 oh pe cu Pr SW 810 Pa mac. rs .1 s mmw mm Jumd Am 61 True Students SENIORSSENIORS SENIORSSENIORS SENIORS 64' Kendyl Albin Stanton Angermeier Gian R. Antey' Todd- A: Appeil Aiizabeth Aramowicz Traci Aramowicz Bradley Amey John Bailey Barbara Bain Jody Baker 'Lana Barker Brad Barnes Jeffrey Barthel James Baumgart . Edwina II. Bavone Kimberly Belcher v ilEri'c'Bennett' Brian Benson; ' ' ' Tracey: Behtonj 'r Kendra .Bitltnef'r . ' v g'LKi.inbg;'-1y3'1asex-. Deibotah Bcardman' . UScott Bogardv . Greta 'Bohi'eber ' , z $ 1 i x i ,I .w 4m H SENIORSSENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS: Mark Bohleber Donna Bolin Dana Bragdon David Brandsasse Katherine Brizius Lisa Broesch Keliy Brothers Amy Brown ' , Karen BrQWn . Kenneth Bman 1 , Gregory Bruce- ' : ; Kathy Bruce 1 mm Ema: . jTimchlerumittl :Angelav-Brunson . M 'a;rcy B,lmsh ' ' eilnyryant . Stacey Bryant ;' , V , JthT Bums . - Carissa Campvbefl : I ; Darrin Carnahan . Jodi. .Carnahan ' ; j'Lisa .Caltpn ' . . 3 iMli-c'ha'ei Cheaney r 0R5 ENIORS SENIORS Juhenne CIexhbnSkl Gary Cobb ' P0rti'a Cobb Lance Caffmanl, K v' n Collms ' j Cathryn C0r0ett C Kenneth COX, , Billy Cxick. Demetrius Crowe Jennifer Damm Lori Damm SENIORSSENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Jon David Melissa Davis Wiiliam L. Davis Timothy Deem Karen Demoss Brian DeViHez Todd 5. Deweese David Diekmann Teresa Dillwotth 'Brett Doninger Dawn Downey Julia Duncan Tonja Paige Durell Michael Dyer ' Susan Eitkhoff Tammy Eider ' ice. Evans thonda Faust , Carl Fehrenbacher Todd ?ehreribacherr ' David Fleig' ' M'afciaflenje'r'. j Sherfi Hick . Cilia Foote , 1L5t3aCil3ultonv Jeffrey Gates, . x . . Lisa Gateg - , iMisty'Gea-ri ' , . : TDeanna Gibbs, ' Natalie Gibsoti. ' VaQnica' Cibstm . V Heath Gogbeli : Richard Goedde , Robert Gtmdv'vin , .. Lesley Gordon Pamela .G'uinn; ' 'Stiepheniithl' .- my. Hammond ' 1 ;V..Ha:'1j;rtigt01j: g; ' - IRQnaid : Hhryey L. SENIO s SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS: Robert Hoerner, Jr. Christopher Hostettler Jan Houpt Michael Hunter David Hurst Marcie fesskie Johnny Johann Todd Johns u .yzw 9mevaM Erinvlohnson ' Timothy Jourcian '- Dirk Julian 'Clierie Kappert . v zwylxwxwngqeg- v ,V'Mark EQKempf ' Ljennifiir' Kissel ' Brian Kissinger. UIMary Koerer; ,. NI'4'QMWMQQWWW W wWWme - 'thnelle Kbhlmgyger- 3 VDaxiidehkomdcrf . - - g r' tia'Krietenstein, 'aitkjLa-ubschmki ' ' ' ' ,, Ann Llpkmg Kerri Longsdon ' 'Jenmfer Long Frances Love Melxssa Love Rxchard Lynch Lee Ann Lyons . Stephen Lyth'goe Jochen Mahrenholtz Sharon Mapie A David Marts Patricia Matthews Heather MCAEee Shannon McCulley Angela McCullough Eric McDonald Roxanne McGinnis Angela McGuyer , Ruben McNeal Lora Mercer V .. A nrdJ MJHerH Bobble Ann Mitchell Andrea Moore; SENIORS SENIORS SENIORSSENIORS SENIOR Michael Moore Benny Morris Kristen Morris Rodney Mul1en Kelly Murphy Stacey Murray , Jeanie Myrick Keith Nelligan Timothy 'Neimeier Melissa. Norman Wendy Owen Cindy Oxley .' Kelly Pace : 'Cynthia Paddock ' Debra, Parry - , 3 izMichael Peerman V . -- RongtfPtimberthh ' .. .I.Kri$ti Pfen cier- ' JgKeHnyfister ' j Cheryl Phipps :1. ' SteVehPIough 'j 'Shatihon Pri'cez'l'f . Kristy QQinlinn f : ,TEresanguirk' L SENIORSSEIORSSEIORS SENIORS SENIORS David Rainey , Douglas Ramsey, : , . . Kristin J. Reid QPaui Rheinlander Amy Rice , Bill Robb - Matthew Roettger Kimberly Rogers ' Kyr'a Rogers . Traci Rager's Pauia Rueger Kevin Rutledge Michael Schell Denise Scheu Scott Schoenbachler Steven Scho'ettlin '.;13u1ie Schpltheis V 'KetrynSchuitz . Jameg: SChWiiikarth BeiindajSt-ibre'e - .riggg. iiige; . ' , Tracy Shaw 1 ': , r . Monkais Eliohf, 'iiHegidrshemamx 72 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Lucretia Sherman Sonja Sherman Theresa Singer Angela Sloan 1W. Gary Smith Ronald Smith Terri Smith Terry Smithhart Douglas SmOck james Snyder .Brian'Smithern ' f-Pxe'ddie Sparks SCOtt- Spiilnggrf. , . Shawnjj Stanley 'ev'e'n-rsm .tiio' .5fid Staubf- L; 4. k SENIORSSENIORSENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Marcie Jessie touches up. . , Z v'llMaEtha .Tifier V -, Rodneyffownsend . ' , 3.5113354 Travis I Benhie Trent i ' L . , LiSe Troholt. 'M Shanncnl TuCker 18$ lmes. 1m, .8 S t n e .d :1 S e v.1 0.. S 5 1m. C e h T t e m 0 S m m mm n a am rrhu nMn.m,.un eecb a.ii l i aiVV ylylim VV.s TTLUV hyAm e umWJIVMW WPLHEO amax nramh MTKL AJFT SENIORSSENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS 2 SENIORSSENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Camelot's poster was his design. . Halfwade . 'Dawh Wallace Sharon 'Wa'rgel 'LOri Waterman Dona Watson . Keith Weber SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Clayton Wepfer Shawn Wiethop Lonnie Wigand Steven Wilcox Marylou Wilkerson Mary Wilson This was the beginning of the last year. 77 SENIORS SENIORSSENIORS SENIORS SENIOR Karen Winiger Thomas E. Winstead Michael Winters Jennifer Woods Deborah Wright Mark Wulff A look into things unknown. WWW WWWWW WWWW WW WWWWWWWWWW ' WWW ' JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Douglas Adams Donna Allen Johnny Anderson Tracy Appel Gregory Ashby Kimberly Ashley JUNIORS Buffy Baker Ryder Baldwin James Barron Christopher Bateman Michelle Baehl Donald Bennet Sherri Berlin Todd Beshear Philip Best Todd Best Tina Bland Wesley Bland Robert Boher Benjamin Boring Todd Bowers Loretta Boyle Richard Boylis Frank Bradford Stephen Brzezinski Karol Brooks Jonathon Brown Joni Brown Shannon Brown Lawrence Brown Daryn Burgdorf Cynthia Burkes Angela Burmeister Todd Butler Naura Byrne Candy Cain Brenda Caldwell Joel Calvert Belinda Cardin Crista Carter Patricia Carter Brent Carver Gary Causey Christine Cheaney Stacey Choate Christopher Clem Mari-Frances Combs Rodney Compton 'w , d0;$dbuuwwig ynirilakwamrly 9 m ,1, 79 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Amy Collins Richard Collins Kelley Conner Darin Cox Scott Crabtree Kent Crane Brian Crowe J eff Crowe Todd Daniel Kristi Daugherty Jeff DeVault Rick Davis Teresa Davis Galen Deig Alison Demuth Jennifer Deutsch James Dezember Ramone Daiz John Dixon Amy Dockery Scott Dockery Lori Elfreich Daniel Ellard Samantha Elliott Ronald Embry Edwin Englert Dirk English Melissa English Shane Epley Sherri Fleming Terry Fleming Jeffrey Flener Casandra Fortune Tina Franklin Stacy Frank Stacey Fritts T.L. Punches 80 wk... Ala. Y Wu! uu, JUNIORS JUNIOR JUNIORS JUNIORS Mark Gates Karen Gauger Neal Gehring Stephanie Gerbig Stacy Gibson Candice Gillenwater R, --uvav- gvuv-m -w,m-9-.w-m mm, ,. ,,... Mike Gossman John Graves Brabra Gray Rebecca Grisham Jon Grubbs Christine Hadley Carolyn Hale David Hamm Mark Hammond Douglas Hammer Kenneth Hansen Troy Happe .... V v?.n muuqu-emv. Greta Hardin Wayne Hargett Todd Harmon Lonnie Harris Christopher Hart Sondra Hatfield Deborah Hawkins 5. Hayden Scott Hayes Shannon Hedderich Amy Helfrich Christopher Helm T. Heimer Trudi Hempfling Scott Hermann Beth Herrmann Gail Hettenbach Frank Hicks Robert Hochstetler Keith Hoffmeyer Cheryl Holder Kendra Hotz Joyce Hudson Eric Hunsaker Joel Humter Kevin Huston Matthew Inglehart Lisa Joest Heather John Erin Johnson 81 82 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Shawn Johnston Amy Jones Jeffery Joynt Jayne Kasinger Steve Kasper Kenneth Kobotz Heather Kello Margaret Kemp Darrell King Darren King Amy Kissel Gary Kitchens Steven Kissinger Stephanie Knapp Lori Koewler Karen Kopec Gary Kuykendall Angela Lawrence Kemp Layden Lisa Layne Michael Lee Darren Lewis Marion Lindsey Tracy Lipking Brian Loesch Amy Lunkenheimer Yvonna Lupfer Stephanie Lurker Freddie Mackey Yolanda Malone Melissa Martin Maurice Mayes Becky Mayville Melissa McBride Tracy Mccullough Lynn McDow John Mcgregor Cheryl McGuyer Odis Meredith Jeffrey Miller Mary Minton Tricia Moit Stacy Monarch Elizabeth Moore Jodie Moore Monica Moorhead Jeffrey Moreles Lisa Morris JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Danny Mossberger Brian Mounts Jane Mulherin Jeff Neisz David Nelson Tony Niemeier Darrin Nolte Andrea Nowling Kelly Ohanrahan Matt Osborne Kim Overfield Amy Palmer Fawn Parker Kevin Pate Kim Pearce Andy Peay Troy Pepper Ann-Marie Pettranek Dwayne Phillips Jacinda Phillips Tyrome Pollard Kim Powers Kara Quakkelaar George Ramsden David Ramsden Doug Ramsey Kim Rash Julie Ray Kuinivia Reeckmann Scott Rhodes Darren Richardson Laura Riggle Beth Ritterskamp Janie Roten Jason Russler Peter Ruthenburg Stacey Sailer Chip Sanders 83 IJUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS 84 Derek Manz D'Wayne Switzer Bobby Swallows Stephanie Strieter James Strauss Barbara Stock Joeli Staley Dora Stone Charles Stone Chad Stewart Craig Sprinkle Benjamin Spillman Jane Smith Jennifer Small Nicholas Singer Audrey Simpson Cherrie Shappell Randy Seidehamel Julia Seckinger Kellie Scott Kevin Schapker Shelley Schnarro Marc Schnarr Dale Saute: Jennifer Talley Brad Toone Kristen Toone Scott Torres Vince Torres James Tucker Michelle Turpin Joann Uloth Scott Ulrich Tracey Valentine Richard Vaughn Terri Vaughn Leslie Vetters Jeffrey Vincent Matina Vincent Phillip Voegel Matthew Volkman Marlene Vonderahe Todicea Wagner Gregory Walker Shannon Wambach Paul Wargel Jason Warren Andrew Washo 85 UNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS J Doug Waterman Sonia Waters Jeff Watkins Scott Weber Joey Weigant Monica Weightman Tom Weightman Mark Wentzel Kirk Whipple Sue West Shay White Clint Wiethop Mark Wigand Donald Will Chris Williams Dawn Williams Raquel Williams Sophia Williams Troy Wilson Todd Winstead Philip Winternheimer Cydney Wolf Brad Wunderlich Wayne Zentmeyer 86 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE Pam Abshire Robert Adams Jeff Allega Janice Allen Steve Anderson Tommy Anderson . David Angle Bryce Anker J ill Appel Brian Ashby Darren Armstead Tyrone Armstead Tracy Babbs Carmen Baker Barb Barchet 1 Bruce Barchet Laura Barchet Brad Branett Shwan Barnett Tim Barnett Gary Barr James Barritt Alsion Becker Brian Belangee Richard Berg Marie Beswick Barb Blackford Jessica Bowling Benjamin Boring Laura Boyd Anna Boylls Doug Boylls Steve Bradford Kelly Bratt Keri Braukhoff Gray Bray Tina Brown Laura Bruce Margie Bruce Terry Bruce Shary Burgdorf Amy Burkdoll Pam Burns Paul Burton Chris Byers Jennifer Camern Reneae Campbell Sloane Carter Julie Castleman Leigh Chastain Dana Clark Samath Cole Kristen Coleman Brian Collins Margart Combs Phillip Cree 87 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE Shawntrece Crider Wendy Crow Deborah Crow Jeff Cusic John Damm Deanna Davidson Sherry Davidson Brian Deem David Dennison Eddie Dietz Jenny Dossett Roy Dossett Jennifer Doty Cindy Drake Wendy Drake Daryl Dyehouse Chuck Effinger Laura Elbrink Lisa D. Elpers Ronnica Embry Ron Embry Dirk Euler Sean Euler Tracie Fenwick Melissa Fields Mark Fleig Lisa Fletcher Blake Foester Layne Foote Ryan Farmer Michelle Forshee Elaine Fortune Matthew Fowler Quentin French Lisa Fulkersonh Jama Cass Jeana Geiser Adrianna Gerteisen Gregory Given Michael Goad Kevin Godsey Dennie Goode Tina Gordon Carl Graff Matthew Gray Lisa Green David Greenwood Lisa Gresser Glen Groben Robin Grubbs Melody Grubbs Lisa Grundon Debra Guetling Lisa Hadley Heather Halbrook David Hale SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE Kelly Hallam John Haller Kevin Ham Tracy Hankins Brian Hape Clifford Harger Christy Harmon Debbie Hartig Lisa Hauschild Lorena Havilla Darren Haygood Jamie Head Jennifer Healy Maura Helsloot Eugene T. Henderson Pamela Henderson Shannon Heneisen Amy Hertel Toni Hickman Kristine Higgins Troy Hildenbrand Sherri Hille Jason Hillenbrand Tina Hinderliter Arlester Hobby Lisa Holder Vernon Holmes Kerrie Holtzclaw Ken Holtzclaw Karla Hormuth Laura Hostetler Michael Howard Jill Hunter Kimberly Hurt Raymond Hurtz 89 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE Regina Ingram Jennifer Jarrel Leann Jeffries John Jennings Lucinda Johann David Johnson Terry Johnson James Johnston Richard Jones Marcus Jones Julie Jourdan Juli An Julian Danny Keller Darren Keller Christopher Kelley Patricia Kelley Steve Kelsey Jimmy Key Robert Kieffner Robert Kirk Andrew Klipsch John Klueg Kirk Knight Gary Koch Staci Krueger Ladonna Kuykendall William Lacer Trenny Lacer Deana Latham Clint Lauderdale Heather Layden Lynnette Lenfers Devin Lewis Jerry Loefler Karen Long Michael Lynch Gerald Madden Carrie Mann Kimbra Markee Julie Martinez John May Lori Mayes Tracy Mayes Michael McAlister Charlene McCallister Nicola McConville Kevin McCormick Laura McCullough Kristine McCullough Kevin McGil'l Marc McGovern Stephanie McIntyre Brian McReynolds Patrick Meeks Jeff Mills Shannon Minnette 90 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE Richard Minton Mark Mitchell Corey Mockobee Luanne Montgomery Michael Montgomery Amy Moore W. Morris Anthony Moser Kristie Mossberger Ann Mulherin Ashlyn Murphy James Nash Julia Neisen H. Nguyen Charles Null Bobby Oldham Robyn Orman Gina Orshovsky Carol Owens Kathy Owen Scott Owens Jason Parker Lana Parks Christopher Parmley Susan Patton Amish Patel Dara Pearl Maurice Pearl Tosha Perdue Lisa Petitjean lames Petrig Mark Pfister Iamie Phillips Michelle Phipps Billie Pike Tracy Poole Regina Prater Kaytana Rainey Kurt Raleigh Michelle Ramsey Heather Reed Tamara Rexing Jeffrey Richardt David Rittenberry Tobin Riney Rochelle Ritter Erik Robertson Eric Robinson John Rodenberg Robert Rogers Nancy Ross David Roten Melissa Ruff George Russell Danica Sander Tamara Saalwachter 91 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SO Robin Schenk Rodney Schmitt Mark Schmitz Nick Schnarr Kendra Schnautz Beth Schneider Denise Schnell Diane Schweizer Kevin Seidhamel Alicia Sensmeier Johnny Shadrick Kevin Sherlock Tamara Sherman Bryan Shoultz Deborah Shrode Kelly Siekmann Julie Simmons Christine Simpson Laura Sisson Scot Smith Sherry Snodgrass John Snyder Shanah South Jason Spain J on Stagg Kathy Steurer Kerri Stokes Mark Stuckey Dana Switzer Cynthia Thies 92 Cathy Thomas Michelle Thomas Jane Thompson Deborah Tieken Lisa Trautvetter John Umbach Daniel Vaughn Jeffrey Vinson Christine Wagner Dominique Walker Mike Wallace Shawn Walton Julie Ward Kathryn Wargel Brent Wasson Brian Wasson David Waterman Aaron Waters Deanna Weese Timothy Weiss Tracy Welch Barbara Wells Erik Westendorf Dawn Whalen Kristina Wildt Michael Wilhite Bryan Will Anna Williams Todd Williams Shannon Willis 93 94 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE James Wimpelberg Jeanette Winiger Sarah Wolf Robert Woosley Amy Wright Catherine Young Robert Longest FRESHMAN FRESHMAN FRESHMAN Robert Adler Jeff Alsop Derrick Anker Janel Anslinger Gregory Appel Lachele Lynn Arney Amy Ashby Nichole Babb Steve Bailey Shanna Baldwin Jerrald Barnes Christopher Barthel Salina Basham Terry Bastain Alycia Batson Linda Baughn Glen Baumgart Bryan Beal Jody Becker Tracy Belcher Benjamin Bender Sasa Bernhardt Norma Berry Stacy Berry Sean Blessing Rodney Boeke Dirk Bogard William Boles Sherrie Booker Danny Boyle Jeffrey Braun Kerri Brooks Michael Brooks Dorothy Browder Jimmy Brown Robert Lee Brown Thomas Brown Jeffrey Brumitt Stacy Bryant Melvin Buchannan Scott Bufkin Christa Burns Christopher Cain Thomas Carlisle Bobby Causey Julie Causey Karen Cheaney Bobbie Choate Amy Cissna Kristina Clark James Clark Carey Clegg Sarah Clevenger Abbey Coleman Elisabeth Cooper Jennifer Cooper 95 96 Jason Cooper T. Cosley Keri Ctabtree Lola Craddock James Creek Bruce Crider Cheryl Crosser Janet Crowe Kendall Cummings Thomas Cummings Cristan Cunningham Shawn Curtis Neal Damm Roger Damm Candace Devine David Devine Joseph DeVoy Douglas Diekmann Kimberly Dillon Becky Drone Jospeh Durban Kerry Eagan Kevin Effinger Christina Eickhoff Ricky Eickhoff Matther Elder Blake Elkins Shad English Gregory Epley Robert Evans Teona Forister Vickie Foster April Fair Bradley Fein Melissa Fry Misty Brumley and Christa Burns work while oth- ers dream. 4 wvm$2em5sz3 : gm. 9m. . FRESHMAN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Keith Fehn Amy Fleming Kimberly Folz Kevin Forbes Staci Frankenberber Todd Frankenberger Brady French .. W Uhrun mW'rpnd-vlr-Vm- .7 Angela Fulkerson Dawn Fuller F. Fuquay J. Fuquay Melissa Gard Ann Gears Charles Geiser 1 l a . Jo Anne Gerteisen James Gillard John Gilmore Alan Ginn Shannon Glaser Cathy Godby Angela Goebel .Wt - w-.a .'s ' Lisa Goedde Lisa Golden Donald Golike Jeffrey Goodwin Caryn Gottcent Richard Graves Andrew Green Gregory Green Steven Green Randall Grose Scott Grossman Jeffrey Groves Kevin Groves Ingrid Haas Robert Hadley Joshua Hammond Deanna Hanes Angela Hape Scott Hargett Brian Hartman Monica Hayden i. Jay Hayes Robert Hays Sandra Hedderich Klay Heise Jeffrey Helfert Matthew Henry DaVid Herndon 4v 4... .0. ., Coretta Hicks Elizabeth Higdon Leslie Hile Nikki Hill 97 98 Richard Hill Nicholle Holt David Hooker Travis Hoover James Hopkins Sherrill Hopple Catherine Houpt Samuel Hubbell Donald Huck Melinda Hunsaker Janeen Hurley Jasson Hurt Brent Jackson Sheela Jaisinghani John Jarvis John Jarvis Steven Jarvis Jeffrey Jeffries Charles Johnson Patrick Johnson James Johnston Scott Johnston Joey Jones Rebecca Jorgensen Trent Jourdan Christina Kalaitzi Kyle Kassel Sean Kello James Kestler Ericka King Delana Kirby Melissa Knight Shannon Knight Kristie Koewler Kraig Kolb Sabrina Krizek Cindy Kuester Gabriel Lamar Karyle Lang Robert Lawson W. Leasure Gregory Lefler Sandra Lester Theresa Libecap Christopher Lilly Christopher Lindenberg Cynthia Longest Jill Lucas FRESHMEN FRESHMEN RESHMEN Cathy Mann Richard Marksberry Jason Marts Jim Mattingly Joe Mauer Stephen May Benjamin McCarthy Maeve McConville Nusha McDaniel Shane McFadden James McGehee Kristen McGill Susan McGregor Kymberly McIntosh Steven McKeethen Bradley McVey Michael Meeks Stephen Minor Alicia Minton John Moehlenkamp Teri Momon Robin Mortis Kristina Mosby Shari Mossberger Donna Mullen Mark Mullen Michael Murray Rebecca Myers David Ray Myers Deborah Neighbors Fred Nenneker Paul Niemeir Phillip Niemeir Kevin Norrington Tiffany Northington Kristen Oates Mary O'Conner Darrell Ommart Matthew Orshovsky Mark osborne Krista Overfield Matthew Owen Mitchell Paddock Gregory Palmer Chad Pate Thomas Paul Jacqueline Peerman Karen Petranek Melody Pfender Matthew Pfister Lionel Phelps Jeffrey Pickett Bobby Potts Loaraine Powers Tina Price Danielle Prowell FRESHMEN Raymond Pruett Kristin Quakkelaar Joseph Quick Jennifer Rainey David Rakestraw Michael Sallee Douglas Salzman Derek Sanders Kimberly Savage Victor Schaeffer Chad Schenk Brett Schneider FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Brooks Ranes Teresa Reisz Staphanie Ritter Shawn Rickard Eric Ringo Heather Robertson Orlando Robinson Thomas Ruminer FRESHMEN PRESHMEN FRESHMAN M. Schnell Scott Schmitz S. Schucks Jerryl Schultz Christine Schweikarth Desiree Shanks Jeanne Shappell Scott Silver Christopher Singer Curtis Skinner Taylor Skinner Kelly Slinkman Renee Sloan Alando Smith Bradley Smith Jeffrey Smith 1 Shad Smith Tanya Smith Abby Snurpus Tamara Springer 101 Jerry Stanton Phillip Stephens Lori Stevens Terry Stevens Cory Stewart Sherry Stewart Wendy Stewart John Stock Shawn Stock Susan Stovall Jeffery Stucke Michele Stucke Dawn Stuteville Timothy Sussman Shanna Sutton Brian Tabor Andrew Taylor Keith Tenhumberg James Thompson John Thornton 102 Sara Tucker Christopher Vetters Heather Wade Jennifer Tiekmann ; Chad Toone Ii Krista Townsend Tracey Trauvetter Danette Trent Daniel Trent Rodney Tuck 1 Andrea Wagoner Bryan Walker Alice Ward Cecila Wardrip Raymond Wargel Courtney Waterman Joseph Watson E Brian Weatherford ' Cynthia Weber 1 Jane Weber 103 104 David Weiss Kathryn Wepfer Billie Werner Steven Werner Stacey Whipple Wesley Wilhite Heather Williams Kelly Williams Krista Williamson Lori Wilkerson Brandon Willis Dana Wilkinson Lynn Wilkinson J. Wilson Joanne Wimpleberg James Wortz Melissa Wright Jeremy Yarger Amy York Scott Young Trisha Young Donald Ziliak 105 Barbara Beck 106 Reitz Faculty, Staff Assistant Principal MLD. Hartig, Principal Mr. E. Higgs, James Bratt Nancy Ackerman Arthur Adye Lonnie Albin Valda Alsop Guy Andress Kathleen Angermeier John Aramowicz Gene Aurand Gene Backes Timothy Baize Brenda Beeler Raymond Beedle Elizabeth Berneking Gerald Boyd Robert Brumley Patricia Buckingham Jeannie Campbell Daniel Durbin Charles Farmer Ronald Fellwock Mark Freece Lois Gorrell William Grayson Robert Hammonds William Hape Lourdes Haun Norman Heard Jane Hettenbach Charles Heilman Donald Henry Assistant Principal Mr. J. Bratt. Adam DiDomizio Donald Hartig Edmund Higgs Robert Schmitt Lloyd Webber Mrs. DeWeese, in charge of the bookstore, is assisted by Mrs. Brown. Teacher photos unavailable at deadline time will appear in the supplement: Mr. Haygood, Mr. Henn, Mr. Hickrod, Mr. Hopper, Miss Jeffers, Mr. S. Johnston, Mrs. Lentz, Mrs. Luck, Mr. Lyons, Mr. Meyerholz, Mrs. Norrick-Urash, Mr. Orth, Mr. Robling, Mr. Schaefer, Miss Snyder, Mr. Wiist 1 X? Cafeteria personnel Laurel Hinton James Hoge Amy Isaac Delores Jackson Lawrence Johnston Eva Kattau Ronald Kelley Barbara King Patricia Kirkman Kathryn Klipsch Wendelene Kluesner Norman Kniese Diane Koch Barbara Kuykendall Jerome Latham Joyce Marlin Robert McIntosh Connie Merrill Katherine Moore Louise Owen Ruth Perdue Carol Peckenpaugh Nancy Qualls Joanne Reid Nancy Roberts Robin Spindler Virginia Thrasher Bonnie Toone Sharon Tuggle Hubert Unfried Franklin Weatherholt Joesph Weber Mary Wessel Jack Williams Patricia Wisdom 108 Abshire, Pamela p. 87 Adams, Jr. Leslie Douglas, 79 Adams, Robert, 87 Adler, Robert, 95 Albin, Kendyl, 9, 25, 64 Allega, Jeffery, 87 Allen, Donna, 79 Allen, Janice, 87 Alsop, Jeffery, 95 Anderson, Johnn, 23, 79 Angermeier, Stanton, 64 An 1e, David, 87 AnEer, Bryce, 87 Anker, Derrick, 95 Anslinger, Janel, 95 Antey, Glen, 64 Appel, Angela, 87 Appel, Gre ory, 95 Appell, To d, 64 Appell, Tracy, 79 Aramowicz, Alizabeth, 64 Aramowicz, Traci, 64 Armitage, David, Jr. Armstead, Darren, 87 Armsted, Tyrone, 87 Arney, Bradley, 64 Arney, Lachele, 95 Ashby, Amy, 95 Ashby, Brian, 87 Ashby, Gregory, 79 Ashley, Kimberly, 79 Babb, Nicole, 95 Babbs, Tracy, 87 Baehl, Mechele, 79 Bailey, John, 64 Bailey, Steven, 95 Bain, Barbara, 64 Baker, Buffy, 79 Baker, Carmen, 87 Baker, Fred Baker, Jody, 64 Baldwin, Robert Baldwin, Ryder, 79 Baldwin, Shanna, 95 Barchet, Barbara, 87 Barchet, Bruce, 87 Barchet, Laura, 87 Barker, Lana, 64 Barnes, Brad, 64 Barnes, Jerrald, 95 Barnett, Bradley, 87 Barnett, Shawn, 87 Barnett, Timothy, 87 Barr, Cary, 87 Barritt, James, 87 Barron, James, 79 Barth, R0 er Barthel, C ristopher, 95 Barthel, Jeffery, 64 Basham, Salina, 95 Bastain, Terry, 95 Bateman, Christopher, 79 Batson, Alycia, 95 Baughn, Linda, 95 Baumgart, Glen, 95 Baumgart, James, 64 Bavone, Edwina, 64 Beal, Bryan, 95 Becker, Alison, 87 Becker, Dawn Becker, Jody, 95 Belangee, Brian, 87 Belcher, Kimberly, 64 Belcher, Tracy, 95 Bell, Millard Bender, Benjemin, 95 Bender, Harold Bennet, Donald, 79 Bennet, Eric, 64 Benson, Brien, 64 Benton, Tracey, 64 Ber , Richard, 87 Berfin, Sherri, 79 Bernhardt, Sara, 95 Berry, Norma, 95 Berry, Stacy, 95 Beshear, Todd, 79 Best, Phili , 79 Best, Tod , 79 Beswick, Marie, 87 Bittner, Kendra, 64 Blackford, Barbara, 87 Bland, Tina, 79 Bland, Wesley, 79 Blaser, Kimberly, 64 Blessing, Sean, 95 Boardman, Deborah, 64 Boeke, Rodney, 95 Bogard, Dirk, 95 Bogard, Richard Bo ard, Scott, 64 Bogeber, Greta, 64 Bohleber, Mark, 65 Bohrer, Robert, 79 Boles, William III, 95 Bolin, Donna, 65 Boling, Jessica, 87 Booker, Shirrie, 95 Boring, Benjamin, 79 Boring, Robert, 87 Bowers, Todd, 79 Boyd, Laura, 87 Boyle, Danny, 95 Boyle, Loretta, 79 Boylls, Anna, 87 Boylls, Douglas, 87 Boylls, Richard, 79 Bradford, Frank, 79 Bradford, Steven, 87 Bragdon, Dana, 65 Brandsasse, David, 65 Bratt, Kelly, 87 Braukhoff, Keri, 87 Braun, Jeffrey, 95 Bray, Cary, 87 Brizius, Katherine, 65 Broesch, Lisa, 65 Brooke, Christopher Brooks, Karol, 79 Brooks, Kerri, 95 Brooks, Kimberly Brooks, Michael, 95 Brothers, Kelly, 65 Browder, Dorothy, 95 Brown, Amy, 65 Brown, Jimmy, 95 Brown, Johnathan, 79 Brown, Joni, 79 Brown, Karen, 65 Brown, Kenneth, 65 Brown, Lawrence, 79 Brown, Robert, 95 Brown, Shannon, 79 Brown, Sierra Brown, Thomas, 95 Brown, Tina, 87 Brown, Charles III Brown, Robert Jr. Bruce, Cre cry, 65 Bruce, Kat y, 65 Bruce, Kellie, 65 Bruce, Laura, 87 Bruce, Margie, 87 Bruce, Terry, 87 Brucken, Douglas Brumitt, Jeffery, 95 Brumitt, Lawrence Brumitt, Timothy, 65 Brumley, Misty Brunson, Angela, 65 Brush, Marcy, 65 Bryant, Kelly, 65 Bryant, Stacey, 65 Bryant, Stacy, 95 Brzezinski, Stephen, 79 Buchannan, Melvin, 95 Bufkin, Scott, 95 Burgdorf, Daryn, 79 Bur dorf, Shari, 87 BurEdoll, Amy, 87 Burkes, Cynthia, 79 Burmeister, Angela, 79 Burns, Christa, 95 Bums, John, 65 Burns, Pamela, 87 Burton, Paul, 87 Busby, Mark Butler, Todd, 79 Byers, Christopher, 87 Byrne, Maura, 79 Cain, Candy, 79 Cain, Christopher, 95 Caldwell, Brenda, 79 Calvert, Joel, 79 Cameron, Jennifer, 87 Campbell, Carisa, 65 Campbell, Reneae, 87 Cardin, Belinda, 79 Carlisle, Thomas, 95 Carnahan, Darrin, 65 Carnahan, Jodi, 65 Carter, Crista, 79 Carter, Patricia, 79 Carter, Sloan, 87 Carver, Brent, 79 Castleman, Julie, 87 Caton, Lisa, 65 Caton, Matthew Causey, Bobby, 95 Causey, Cary, 79 Causey, Julie, 96 Chapman, James Chastain, Leigh, 87 Cheaney, Christine, 79 Cheaney, George Cheaney, Karen, 95 Cheaney, Michael, 65 Cheatem, Harold, 66 Childers, Kendra Choate, Bobbie, 96 Cissna, Amy, 96 Clark, Dana, 87 Clark, James Clark, Kristina, 96 Clark, Shawn Clark, Emmitt III, 66 Clegg, Carey, 96 Clem, Christopher, 79 Clem, Michael, 66 Clemons, Julienne, 66 Clevenger, Sarah, 96 Cobb, Cary, 66 Cobb, Portia, 66 Coffman, Lance, 66 Cole, Samantha, 87 Coleman, Abby, 96 Coleman, Kristen, 87 Collins, Aimee, 80 Collins, Brian, 87 Collins, Kevin, 66 Collins, Richard, 80 Combs, Margaret, 87 Combs, Mari-Frances, 79 Compton, Rodney, 79 Conaway, Bolyn, 66 Conner, Kelley, 80 Connor, Jason Cooper, Elisabeth, 96 Cooper, Jennifer, 96 Cooper, Jason, 96 C00 er, Jon Corliy, Tara, 96 Comett, Cathryn, 66 Cosby, Lori Cox, arin, 80 Cox, Kenneth, 66 Crabtree. Keri, 96 Crabtree, Scott, 80 Craddock, Lola, 96 Crane, Kent, 80 Crawford, Adebo Cree, Phillip, 87 Creek, James, 96 Crick, Billy, 66 Crider, Shauntrece, 88 Crider, Bruce Jr., 96 Crofts, Aline Crosser, Cheryl, 96 Crow, Deborah, 88 Crow, Wendy, 88 Crowe, Brian, 80 Crowe, Demetrius, 66 Crowe, Janet, 96 Crowe, Jeffrey, 80 Cummings, Kendall, 96 Cummin 5, Thomas 11, 96 Cunning8am, Cristan, 96 Curtis, Shawn, 96 Cusic, Jeffery, 88 Damm, Jennifer, 66 Damm, John, 88 Damm, Lori, 66 Damm, Neal, 96 Damm, R0 er, 96 Daniel, To d, 80 Daugherty, Kristi, 80 Davault, Jeffrey, 80 David, Jon, 67 Davidson, Deanna, 88 Davidson, Sherry, 88 Davis, Jada Davis, Melissa, 67 Davis, Rhonda Davis, Rick, 80 Davis, Teresa, 80 Davis, William, 67 Deem, Brian, 88 Deem, Timothy, 67 Deffendall, Mary Deig, Galen, 80 Demoss, Karen, 67 Demuth, Alison, 8O Dennison, David, 88 Deutsch, Jennifer, 80 Devillez, Brian, 67 Devine, Candace, 96 Devine, David, 96 Devine, Lori DeVoy, Richard, 96 Deweese, Todd, 67 Dezember, James, 80 Diaz, Ramon 80 Diekmann, David, 67 Diekmann, Douglas, 96 Dietz, Eddie, 88 Dillon, Kimberly, 96 Dilworth, Teresa, 67 Dixon, John, 80 Dockery, Amy, 80 Dockery, Scott, 80 Doninger, Brett, 67 Dossett, Jenny, 88 Dossett, Roy, 88 Doty, Jennifer, 88 Dowdy, Eric Downey, Dawn, 67 Drake, Cindy, 88 Drake, Wendy, 88 Drone, Becky, 96 Duncan, Leslie Durban, Joseph, 96 Durell, Peige, 67 Dyehouse, Daryl, 88 Dyer, Micheal, 67 Ea an, Kerry, 96 Ef inger, Chuck, 88 Effinger, Kevin, 96 Egli, Susanne Eickhoff, Christina, 96 Eickhoff, Ricky, 96 Eickhoff, Susan, 67 Elbrink, Laura, 88 Elder, Matthew, 96 Elder, Tammy, 67 Elderbrook, James Elderbrook, John Elfreich, Lori, 80 Elkins, Blake, 96 Ellard, Dan, 80 Elliott, Samantha, 80 Elpers, Lisa, 88 Embry, Ronald, 88 Embry, Ronnica, 88 Englert, Edwin, 80 English, Dirk, 80 English, Melissa, 80 En lish, Shad, 96 Ep ey, Gregory, 96 Epley, Shane, 80 Ervin, Regina Es arza, Julia Eulfer, Dirk, 88 Euler, Sean, 88 Evans, Joe, 67 Evans, Robert, 96 Fair, April, 96 Farmer, Ryan, 88 Farrell, Jeanette Faust, Rhonda, 67 Fehn, Keith, 97 Fehrenbacher, Carl, 67 Fehrenbacher, Todd, 67 Fein, Bradley, 96 Fenwick, Tracie, 88 Fields, Melissa, 88 Fleig, David, 67 Fleig, Mark, 88 Fleming, Amy, 97 Fleming, Sherry, 80 Fleming, Terry, 80 Flener, Jeffery, 80 Flener, Marcia, 67 Fletcher, Lisa, 88 Flick, Sherri, 67 Foerster, Blake, 88 F012, Kimberly, 97 Foote, Gina, 67 Foote, Layne, 88 Forbes, Kevin, 97 Forbes, Kristin Forcum, Kathy, 68 Forister, Teona, 96 Forshee, Michelle, 88 Fortune, Cassandra, 80 Foster, Ronald Foster, Vickie, 96 Fowler, Matthew, 88 Frank, Stacy, 80 Frankenberger, Gregory Frankenberger, Staci. 97 Frankenberger, Todd, 68 Franklin, Tina, 80 Franklin, Todd Franklin, Tracy, 68 Frease, Robert, 68 French, Brady, 97 French, Quentin, 88 Fritts, Stacey, 80 Fry, Melissa, 96 Fulkerson, Angela, 97 Fulkerson, Lisa, 88 Fulkerson, Pamela Fuller, Dawn, 97 Fulton, Staci, 68 Punches, TL, 80 Fu uay, Edward Ga loway, Mary Gard, Melissa, 97 Garnett, Carrie Garrett, Daniel Cass, Jama, 88 Gates, Jeffery, 68 Gates, Lisa Gates, Mark, 81 Gauger, Karen, 81 Gears, Helen, 97 Gears, Misty, 68 Gehring, Neal, 81 Geiser, Charles, 97 Geiser, Jeana, 88 Gerbig, Stephanie, 81 Gerteisen, Adrianna, 88 Certeisen, Jo Anne, 97 Gibbs, Deanna, 68 Gibson, Natalie, 68 Gibson, Stacy, 81 Gibson, Veronica, 68 Gildersleeve, Jeanne Gillard, James, 97 Gillenwater, Candice, 81 Gilmore, John, 97 Cinn, Alan, 97 Given, Greg, 88 Glaser, Shannon, 97 Glore, Timothy Goad, Micheal, 88 Godby, Cathy, 97 Godse , Kevin, 88 Coebe , Angela, 97 Goebel, Heath, 68 Goedde, Lisa, 97 Goedde, Richard, 68 Coins, John Golden, Lisa, 97 Godlike, Donald, 97 Goodall, Jennifer Goode, Dennie, 88 Goodwin, Jeffery, 97 Goodwin, Jody Goodwin, Robert, 68 Gordon, Lesley, 68 Gordon, Tina, 88 Gossman, Micheal, 81 Cottcent, Caryn, 97 Graff, Carl, 88 Graves, John, 81 Graves, Richard, 97 Gray, Barbara, 81 Gray, Kerry Gray, Matthew, 88 Green, Gerald, 97 Green, Gregory, 97 Green, Lisa, 88 Green, Steven, 97 Greenwood, David, 88 Gresser, Lisa, 88 Gribel, Gary Grisham, Rebecca, 81 Groben, Glen, 88 Crose, Randall, 97 Grossman, Scott, 97 Groves, James, 97 Groves, Jeffery, 97 Grubb, Jon, 81 Crubb, Melody, 88 Grubbs, Robin, 88 Grundon, Darren Grundon, lisa, 88 Guetling, Debra, 88 Guinn, Pamela, 68 Haas, Ingrid, 97 Hadley, Lisa, 88 Hadley, Chris, 81 Hadley, Robert, 97 Halbrook, Heather, 88 Hale, Carolyn, 81 Hale, David, 88 Haley, Joseph Hall, Carol Hall, Jacqueline Hall, Scott Hall, Stephen, 68 Hallam, Kelly, 89 Haller, John, 89 Ham, Kevgin, 89 Hamm, David, 81 Hammond, Amy, 68 Hammond, Joshua, 97 Hammond, Mark, 81 Hamner, Douglas, 81 Hanes, Deanna, 97 Hankins, Tracy, 89 Hansen, Kenneth, 81 Hape, Angela, 97 Hape, Brian Hap e, Troy Har in, Greta Harger, Clifford, 89 Hargett, Scott, 97 Hargett, Wayne, 81 Harmon, Christy, 89 Harmon, Todd, 81 Harrington, J., 68 Harris, Lonnie, 81 Hart, Alicia Hart, Christopher, 81 Harth, Clifford Hartig, Debbie, 89 Hartman, Brian, 97 Harvey, Ronald, 68 Hatfield, Sondra, 81 Hauschild, Lisa, 89 Hauschild, Mark Havill, Lorena, 89 Hawkins, Deborah, 81 Hayden, Cassandra, 81 Hayden, Monica, 97 Hayes, Jay, 97 Hayes, Scott, 81 Haygood, Darren, 89 Hays, Robert, 97 Head, Jamie, 89 Healy, Jennifer, 89 Hedderich, Sandra, 97 Hedderich, Shannon, 81 Heise, Klay, 97 Helfert, Jeffery, 97 Helfrich, Amy, 81 Helfrich, Wesley, 68 Helm, Christopher, 81 Helmet, Trevor, 81 Helsloot, Maura, 89 Hem fling, Trudi, 81 Hen erson, Pamala, 89 Henderson, Thomas, 89 Heneisen, Shannon, 89 Henry, Matthew, 97 Herrmann, Beth, 81 Hermann, Scott, 81 Hertel, Amy, 89 Hettenbach, Gail, 81 Hickman, Toni, 89 Hicks, Coretta, 97 Hicks, Frank, 81 Higdon, Elizabeth, 97 Higgins, Kristine, 89 Hi inson, Yvette Hiffenbrand, Troy, 89 Hile, Jason Hile, Leslie, 97 Hile, Nikki, 97 Hill, Richard, 98 Hill, Boyd Hille, Sherri, 89 Hillenbrand, Jason, 89 Hinderliter, Tina, 89 Hobbs, Angela, 68 Hobby, Arlester, 89 Hobgood, Jason, 68 Hochstetler, Dana, 68 Hochstetler, Robert, 81 Hoerner, Robert, 69 Hoffmeyer, Keith, 81 Holder, Cheryl, 81 Holder, Lisa, 89 Holmes, Vernon, 89 Holt, Michelle, 98 Holtzclaw, Kenneth, 89 Holtzclaw, Kerrie, 89 Hooker, David, 98 Hoover, Travas, 98 Hopkins, James, 98 Hopple, Sherrill, 98 109 W10 Hormuth, Karla, 89 Hostettler, Christopher, 69 Hostettler, Daniel Hostettler, Laura, 89 Hotz, Kendra Houpt, Catherine, 98 Houpt, Jan, 69 Howard, Michael, 89 Howell, Heather Hubbard, Jason Huck, Donald, 98 Hudson, Joyce, 81 Hunsaker, Melinda, 81 Hunter, Jill, 89 Hunter, Joel, 81 Hunter, Michael, 69 Hurley, Janeen, 98 Hurst, David, 69 Hurt, Jasson, 98 Hurt, Kimberly, 89 Hurst, Raymond, 89 Huston, Kevin, 81 Hyneman, Tracie Igleheart, Mathew, 81 Ingram, Regina, 90 Jackson, Brent, 98 Jaisinghani, Shella, 98 Jorboe, Brett Jarrel, Jennifer, 90 Jarvis, John, 98 Jarvis, John, 98 Jarvis, Steven, 98 Jeffries, LeAnn, 90 Jennings, John, 90 Jessee, Jeffrey Jessie, Marcie, 69 Joest, Lisa, 81 Johann, Johnny, 69 Johann, Lucinda, 90 lohn. Heather. 81 av - 36?? 8 Johns, Todd, 69 Johnson, Charles, 98 Johnson, David, 90 Johnson, Eric, 69 Johnson, Erin, 81 Johnson, Mari Johnson, Patrick, 98 Johnson, Terry, 90 Johnston, james, 90 Johnston, Scott, 98 Johnston, Shawn, 82 Jones, Amy, 82 Jones, Joey, 98 Jones, Marcus, 90 Jones, Richard, 90 Jones, Thomas Jorgensen, Rebecca, 98 Jourdan, Julie, 90 Jourdan, Timothy, 69 Jourdan, Trent, 98 Jo nt, Jeffrey, 82 Jufian, Dirk, 69 Julian, Juli An, 90 Kalaitizi, Christina, 98 Kappert, Cherie, 69 Kasinger, Jayne Kasper, Steven, 82 Kassel, Kyle, 98 Kebo9rtz, Kenneth, 82 Keller, Danny, 9O Keller, Darren, 90 Keller, Mark Kelley, Christopher, 90 Kelley, Patricia, 90 Kello, Heather, 82 Kello, Sean, 98 Kelsey, Stevan, 90 Kemp, Margaret, 82 Kempf, Mark, 69 Kennedy, Jodi Kestler, James, 98 Kettinger, Brad Key, James, 90 Kidwell, Brian Kieffner, Robert, 90 King, Darrell, 82 King, Darren, 82 King, Ericka, 98 King, Michelle King, Robert Kirby, Delana, 98 Kirk, Robert, 90 Kissel, Amy, 82 Kissel, Jennifer, 69 Kissinger, Brian, 69 Kissinger, Jayne, 82 Kissinger, Steven, 82 Kitchens, Cary, 82 Klipsch, Andrew, 90 Kljeg, John, 90 Knapp, Stephanie, 82 Knight, Kirk, 90 Knight, Melissa, 98 Kni t, Shannon, 98 Koci, Cary, 90 Koewler, Kristie, 98 Koewler, Lori, 82 Koewler, Mary, 69 Kohlmeyer, Jonelle, 69 Kokomoor, David, 69 Kolb, Kraig, 98 Kopec, Karen, 82 Krietenstein, Kristi, 69 Krizek, Sabrina, 98 Krue er, Staci, 90 Kuebir, Julie Kuester, Cindy, 98 Kuykendall, Cary, 82 Kuykendall, Ladonna, 90 Lacer, Trenny, 9O Lacer, Jr., William, 90 Lamar, Gabriel, 98 Lang, Karyl'e, 98 Lashley, Richard Latham, Deana, 90 Laubscher, Mark, 69 Lawrence, Angela, 82 Lawson, Robert, 98 Layden, Heather, 90 Layden, Kemp, 82 Layne, Lisa, 82 Layne, Terry, 69 Lee, Michael, 82 Lefler, Franklin, 69 Lefler, Gregory, 98 Lefler, Jimmy Le gett, Lisa Le yr, Kimberly Lenfers, Lynnette, 90 Leonard, Kevin Lester, Sandra, 98 Lewis, Darren, 82 Lewis, Devin, 90 Lewis, Kristi Lilly, Charles, 69 Lilly, Christopher Lincoln, Gina, 69 Lindenberg, Christopher Lindenberg, Daniel Lindsey Jr., Marion, 82 Linegar, Janet Lipking, Mikele-Ann, 70 Lipkin , Tracy, 82 Lockrigge, Laura Loeffler, Jerry, 90 Loesch, Brian, 82 Logsdon, Kerri, 70 Long, Jennifer, 70 Long, Karen, 90 Longest, Cynthia Longest, Robert, 94 Love, Frances, 70 Love, Melissa, 70 Lucas, Jill Lunkenheimer, Amy, 82 Lupfer, Yvonna, 82 Lurker, Stephanie, 82 Lynch, Michael, 90 Lynch III, Richard, 70 Lyons, Lee Annh, 70 Lythgoe, Stephen, 70 Mackey Jr., Freddie, 82 Madden, Gerald, 90 Mahrenholtz, Jochen, 7O Malone, Yolanda, 82 Mann, Carrie, 90 Mann, Cathy, 99 Manz, Derek, 84 Maple, Sharon, 70 Markee, Kimbra, 90 Marksberry, Richard, 99 Martin, Melissa, 82 Martinez, Julie, 90 Marts, Jason, 70 Matthews, Patricia, 70 Mattingly, Jim, 99 Mauer, Joe, 99 May, John, 90 May, Stephen, 99 Maves, Donna Mayes, Lori, 90 Mayes, Marcos Mayes, Maurice, 82 Mayes, Tracy, 90 Mayville, Rebecca, 82 Mcafee, Heather, 70 Mcalister, Michail, 90 McBride, Kevin McBride, Melissa, 82 MaCalister, Charlene McCarthy, Benjamin, 99 McConville, Maeve, 99 McConville, Nicola, 90 McCormick, Kevin, 90 McCown, Jeffery McCulley, Shannon, 70 McCullough, Angela, 70 McCullough, Kristine, 90 McCullough, Laura, 90 McCullough, Tracy, 82 McDaniel, Nusha, 99 McDonald, Eric, 70 McDowell, Lynn, 82 McFadden, Shane, 99 McGehee, James, 99 McGill, Kevin, 90 McGill, Kristin, 99 McGinnis, Roxanne, 70 McGovern, Marc, 90 McCregor, Susan, 99 McGregor II, John, 82 McGuyer, Anhela, 70 McGuyer, Cheryl, 82 Mcintosh, Kymberly, 99 Mcintyre, Stephanie, 90 Mckeethen 11, Steven, 99 Mcneal JL, Ruben, 70 McReynolds, Brian, 9O Mcvey, Bradley, 99 Meeks, Michael, 99 Meeks, Patrick, 90 Mercer, Daniel Mercer, Lora, 7O Meredith, Odis, 82 Mikesell, Dean Milan, Anthony Miller, James, 70 Miller, Jeffrey, 82 Mills, Jeffrey, 90 Minnette, Shannon, 90 Minor, Ste han, 99 Minton, A icia, 99 Minton, Mary, 82 Minton, Richard, 91 Mitchell, Bobbie, 70 Mitchell, Mark, 91 Mockobee, Antione Mockobee, Corey, 91 Moelenkamp, John, 99 Moit, Tricia, 82 Momon, Terri, 99 Momon, Terry, 70 Monarch, Stacy, 82 Montgomery, Luanne, 91 Montgomery, Michael, 91 Moore, Am , 91 Moore, An rea, 70 Moore, Elizabeth, 82 Moore, Jodie, 82 Moore, Melanie Moore, Michael, 71 Moorehead, Amy Moorhead, Monica, 82 Morelos, Jefferey, 82 Morris, Benny, 71 Morris, Kristen, 71 Morris, Lisa, 82 Morris, Wade, 91 Morris, William Mortis, Robin, 99 Mosby, Kristina, 99 Moser, Anthony, 91 Mossberger, Daniel, 82 Mossberger, Kristie, 91 Mossberger, Shari, 99 Mounts, Brian, 83 Mulherin, Ann, 91 Mulherin, Jane, 83 Mullen, Donna, 99 Mullen, Mark, 99 Mullen, Rodney, 71 Murphy, Ashlyn, 91 Murphy, Kelly, 71 Murphy, Roger Murray, Micheal, 99 Murray, Stacey, 71 Myers, David, 99 Myers, Rebecca, 99 Myrick, Jeanie, 71 Nash, James, 91 Neighbors, Deborah, 99 Neisen, Julia, 91 Neisz, Jeffery, 83 Nelligan, Keith, 71 Nelson, David, 83 Nenneker, Fred, 99 Nguyen, Hoa, 91 Niemeier, Paul, 99 Niemeier, Phillip, 99 Niemeier, Tim, 71 Niemeier, Tony, 83 Nolte, Darrin, 83 Norman, Melissa, 71 Norrington, Kevin, 99 Northington, Tiffany, 99 Nowlin , Andrea, 83 Null, C arles, 91 Oates, Kristin, 99 Oconnor, Mary, 99 Ohanrahan, Kelly, 83 Oldham, Bobby, 91 Oleary, Patricia, 91 Ommart, Darrell, 99 Orman, Robyn, 91 Orshovsky, Gina, 91 Orshovsky, Matthew, 99 Orth, Gary Osborne, Mark, 99 Osborne, Matthew, 83 Overfield, Kimberly, 83 Overfield, Krista, 99 Owen, Kathy, 91 Owen, Matthew, 99 Owen, Wendy, 71 Owens, Barbara Owens, Carol, 91 Owens, Scott, 91 Oxley, Cindy, 71 Pace, Kelly, 71 Pace, Tiffini Paddock, Cynthia, 71 Paddock, Mitchell, 99 Palmer, Amy, 83 Palmer, Gre cry, 99 Palmer, Wil iam Parker, Fawn, 83 Parker, Jason, 91 Parks, Lana, 91 Parmley, Christopher, 91 Parry, Debra, 71 Fate, Chad, 99 Fate, Kevin, 83 Patel, Amish, 91 Patton, Susan, 91 Paul, Thomas, 99 Payton, Dawn Payton, Terri Pearce, Kimberly, 83 Pearl, Dara, 91 Pearl, Maurice, 91 Peay, Andrew, 83 Peerman, Byron Peerman, Jac ueline, 99 Peerman, Mic eal, 71 Pemberton, Robert, 71 Pep er, Tro , 83 Per ue, Tos a, 91 Petitjean, Lisa, 91 Petranek, Anne Marie, 83 Petranek, Karen, 99 Petri , James, 91 Pfen er, Kristi, 71 Pfender, Melody, 99 Pfister, Kell , 71 Pfister, Mar , 910 Pfister, Matthew, 99 Phelps, Lionel, 99 Phillips, Dwayne, 83 Phillips, Jacinda, 83 Phillips, Jamie, 91 Phipps, Cheryl, 71 Phipps, Michelle, 91 Pickett, Jeffery, 99 Pike, Billy, 91 Plough, Steven, 71 Poindexter, Stephanie Pollard, Tyrome, 83 Poole, Tracy, 91 Potts, Bobby, 99 Powers, Eula Powers, Kimberly, 83 Powers, Loaraine, 99 Prater, Regina, 91 Price, Shannon, 71 Price, Tina, 99 Prowell, Danielle, 99 Pruett, Raymond, 100 Quakkelaar, Kara, 83 Quakkelarr, Kristin, 100 Quarles, George, 83 Quick, Joseph, 100 Quinlin, Kristy, 71 Quirk, Teresa, 71 Rainey, David, 71 Rainey, Jennifer, 100 Rainey, Kaytana, 91 Rakestraw, David, 100 Raleigh, Kurt, 91 Ramsden, David, 83 Ramsey, Douglas, 72 Ramsey, Michelle, 91 Ranes, Brooke, 100 Rash, Kimberly, 83 Ray, Julie, 83 Ray, Travis Reeckmann, Kuinivia, 83 Reed, Deanna Reed, Heather, 91 Reid, Kristin, 72 Reisz, Teresa, 100 Reiter, Stephanie, 100 Rexin , Tamara, 91 Rhein ander, Paul, 72 Rhodes, Scott, 83 Rice, Amy, 72 Richardson, Darren, 83 Richardt, Jeffery, 91 Rickard, Shawn, 100 Riggle, Laura, 83 Riney, Tobin, 91 Ringo, Eric, 100 Rittenbery, David, 91 Ritter, Rochelle, 91 Ritterskamp, Elizabeth, 83 Robb, Bill, 72 Robertson, Erik, 91 Robertson, Heather, 100 Robinson, Eric Robinson, Orlando, 100 Rodenberg, John, 91 Roettger, Matthew, 72 Rogers, Kimberly, 72 Rogers, Kyra Rogers, Robert, 91 Rogers, Traci, 72 Ross, Nancy, 91 Roten, David, 91 Roten, janie, 83 Roy, John Rue er, Paula, 72 Ruf , Melissa, 91 Ruminer, Gary Ruminer, Thomas, 100 Russell, George, 91 Russell, LaDonna Russler, Jason, 83 Rust, Richard Ruthemburg, Peter, 83 Rutledge, Kevin, 72 Saalwachter, Tamara, 91 Sailer, Stacey, 83 Sallee, Micheal, 100 Salzman, Douglas, 100 Sander, Danica, 91 Sanders, Candice Sanders, Charles, 83 Sanders, Derek, 100 Sauceda, Micheal Sauter, Bryan, 84 Savage, Kimberly, 100 Schaefer, Victor, 100 Scha ker, Kevin, 84 Schefi, Micheal, 72 Schenk, Chad, 100 Schenk, Robin, 92 Scheu, Denise, 72 Schmidt, Robert Schmitt, Charo Schmitt, Rodney, 92 Schmitz, Mark, 92 Schmitz, Scott, 101 Schnaare, Shelley, 84 Schynarr, Marc, 84 Schnarr, Nick, 92 Schnautz, Kendra, 92 Schneider, Brett, 100 Schneider, Carolynn Schnell, Denise, 92 Schnell, Mark, 101 Schoenbachler, Scott, 72 Schoettlin, Steven, 72 Schucks, 5., 101 Schultheis, Julie, 72 Schultz, Jerryl, 101 Schutz, Kerry, 72 Schwiekarth, Christine, 101 Schwiekarth, James, 72 Schweizer, Diane, 92 Scott, Christina Scott, Jason Scott, Kellie, 84 Sebree, Delinda, 72 Seckinger, Jennifer, 72 Seckinger, Julia, 84 Seib, Tena Seidehamel, Kevin, 92 Seidehamel, Randall, 84 Sensmeier, Alicia, 92 Shadrick, Johnny, 92 Shanks, Desiree, 101 Shappell, Cherrie, 84 Shappell, Jeanne, 101 Shaw, Tracy, 72 Shelton, Monica, 72 Sherlock, kevin, 92 Sherman, Heidi, 72 Sherman, Lucretia, 73 Sherman, Sonja, 73 Sherman, Tamara, 92 Shoultz, Bryan, 92 Shrode, Deborah, 92 Shuck, Stacie Siekmann, Kelly, 92 Silver, Scott, 101 Simmons, Julie, 92 Simpson, Audrey, 84 Simpson, Christine, 92 Singer, Christopher, 101 Singer, Nicholas, 84 Singer, Theresa, 73 Sisson, Laura, 92 Skinner, Anthony Skinner, Curtis, 101 Skinner, Taylor, 101 Slaughter, Kevin Slinkman, Kelly, 101 Sloan, Angela, 73 Sloan, Renee, 101 Small, Jennifer, 84 Smith, Alando, 101 Smith, Bradley, 101 Smith, Cary, 73 Smith, Jane, 84 Smith, Jeffery, 101 Smith, Ronald, 73 Smith, Scot, 92 Smith, Shad, 101 Smith, Tanya, 101 Smith, Terri, 73 Smithhart, Terry, 73 11-1 112 Smock, Dou las, 73 Snodgrass, S erry, 92 Snurpus, Abby, 101 Snyder, James, 73 Snyder, John, 92 South, Shanah, 92 Southern, Brian, 73 Spain, Jason, 92 Sparks, Freddie, 73 Spillman, Benjamin, 84 Spratte, Jill Springer, Scott, 73 Sprin er, Tamara, 101 SprinEle, Craig, 84 Sta g, Jonathon, 92 Sta ey, Joeli, 84 Stanley, Shawn, 73 Stanton, Jerry, 102 Stanton, Steven, 73 Staub, David, 73 Stauber, James Steele, Keith, 73 Stephens, Phillip, 102 Stephens, Steven Steurer, Kathy, 92 Stevens, Lori, 102 Stevens, Terry, 102 Stewart, Brian, 73 Stewart, Chad, 84 Stewart, Cory, 102 Stewart, Sherry, 102 Stewart, Wendy, 102 Stock, Barbara, 84 Stock, John, 102 Stock, Shawn, 102 Stockton, Kelli Stokes, Kerri, 92 Stone, Bruce Stone, Carolyn Stone, Charles, 84 Stone, Dora, 84 Stovall, Susan, 102 Strauss, James, 84 Strieter, Stephanie, 84 Stucke, Jeffery, 102 Stucke, Lisa, 73 Stucke, Michele, 102 Stuckey, Mark, 92 Stuteville, Dawn, 102 Suh, Jung Won, 73 Sunderman, Kenneth Sussman, Eric, 73 Sussman, Timothy, 102 Suter, Scott Sutton, Shanna, 102 Swallows, Larry, 84 Switzer, D'Wayne, 84 Switzer, Dana, 92 Tabor, Brian, 102 Talley, Jennifer, 85 Talley, Kelli, 73 Taylor, Andrew, 102 Tenhumber , Keith, 102 Thies, Cynt ia, 92 Thomas, Cathy, 93 Thomas, Lanethea Thomas, Michelle, 93 Thomas, Raymond, 73 Thomas Jr., Gordon Thompson, James, 102 Thompson, Jane, 93 Thompson, Jeffery, 73 Thornton, John, 102 Tieken, Deborah, 93 Tiemann, Jennifer, 103 Titzer, Martha, 74 Toone, Brad, 85 Toone, Chad, 103 Toone, Kristen, 85 Torres, Scott, 85 Torres, Vincent, 85 Townsend, Krista, 103 Townsend, Rodney, 74 Trautvetter, Lisa 93 Trautvetter, Tracey, 103 Travis, Shae, 74 Trent, Bennie, 74 Trent, Danette, 103 Trent, Daniel, 103 Troholt, Lise, 74 Tuck, Rodney, 103 Tucker, James, 85 Tucker, Sara, 103 Tucker, Sean Tucker, Shannon, 74 Turpin, Michelle, 85 Tyler, Mark, 75 Tyler, Terry, 75 Uloth, Joanne, 85 Ulrich, Kelly, 75 Ulrich, Michael, 85 Umbach, John, 93 Vadbunker, Lacee, 75 Valentine, Tracey, 85 Vanzant, Angela, 75 Vaughn, Daniel, 93 Vaughn, Richard, 85 Vaughn, Terrie, 85 Vetters, Christopher, 103 Vetters, Leslie, 85 Viars, Jeffery, 75 Vincent, Finis, 75 Vincent, Matina, 85 Vincent, Thomas, 75 Vinson, Jeffery, 93 Voegel, Phillip, 85 Volkman, Matthew, 85 Vonderahe, Marlene, 85 Wade, Heather, 103 Wade, Holly, 76 Wagner, Christine, 93 Wagner, Todicea, 85 Wa oner, Andrea, 103 Wafker, Bryan, 103 Walker, Dominique, 93 Walker, Gregory, 85 Wallace, Dawn, 76 Wallace, Mike, 93 Walton, Shawn, 93 Wambach, Shannon, 85 Ward, Alice, 103 Ward, Julie, 93 Wardrip, Cecila, 103 Wargel, Carolyn Wargel, Kathryn, 93 Wawr e1, Paul, 85 Warge , Raymond, 103 Wargel, Sharon, 76 Warren, Jason, 85 Washo, Andrew, 85 Wasson, Brent, 93 Wasson, Brian, 93 Waterman, Courtney, 103 Waterman, David, 93 Waterman, Douglas, 36 Waterman, Lori, 76 Waters, Aaron, 93 Waters, Sonia, 86 Watkins, Jeffery, 86 Watson, Dona, 76 Watson, Joseph, 103 Weatherford, Brian, 103 Weber, Cynthia, 103 Weber, Jane, 103 Weber, Keith, 76 Weber, Scott, 86 Webster, Gary Weese, Deanna, 93 Weigant, Joey, 86 Wei htman, Monica, 86 Weg tman, Thomas, 86 Weiss, David, 104 Weiss, Timothy, 93 Welch, Tracy, 93 Wells, Barbara, 93 Wentzel, Mark, 86 Wepfer, Clayton, 77 Wepfer, Kathryn, 104 Werner, Billie, 104 Werner, Steven, 104 West, Carolyn Westendorf, Erik, 93 Whalen, Dawn, 93 Whipple, Kirk, 86 Whipple, Stacey, 104 White, Andrea, 86 White Jr., Charles Wiethop, Clint, 86 Wiethop, Shawn, 77 Wigand, Lonnie, 77 Wi and, Mark, 86 Wtiox, Steven, 77 Wildt, Kristina, 93 Wiley, Carol Wilhite, Michael, 93 Wilhite, Wesley, 104 Wilkerson, Lorie Wilkerson, Marylou, 77 Wilkinson, Dana, 104 Wilkinson, Lori, 104 Wilkinson, Lynn, 104 Will, Bryan, 93 Will Jr., Donald, 86 Williams, Anna, 93 Williams, Christopher, 86 Williams, Dawn, 86 Williams, Heather, 104 Williams, Jamison Williams, Kelly, 104 Williams, Raquel, 86 Williams, Sophia, 86 Williams, Todd, 93 Williamson, Krista, 104 Willis, Brandon, 104 Willis, Shannon, 93 Wilson, J., 104 Wilson, Mary, 77 Wilson, Troy, 86 Wimpleberg, James, 94 Wimpleberg, Joannie, 104 Winiger, Jeanette, 94 Winiger, Karen, 78 Winiger, William Winstead, Todd, 86 Winstead, Junior, Thomas, 78 Winterheimer, Philip, 86 Winters, Michael, 78 Wolf, Cydney, 86 Wolf, Sarah, 94 Woods, Jennifer Woolsey, Robert, 94 Wortz, James, 104 Wright, Amy, 94 Wright, Deborah, 7 Wright, Melissa, 104 Wright, Jr., Thomas Wulff, Mark, 78 Wunderlich, Brad, 86 Wytovak, Eric Yar er, Jeremy, 104 Yori, Amy, 104 Young, Catherine, 94 FT x Young, Scott, 104 Young, Trisha, 104 Zentmyer, Harold, 86 Ziliak, Donald, 104 Q'PHOTOGRA PHY 2017 West Franklin, Evansville, IN 4771218121 422-9072 Ii Do you want Flare, Style and Class in your senior portrait? Then come to F-STOP FITZGERA'LWS across from the Westside Library. Reitz Hilltopper Lisa Gresser. 113 FRANKLIN LANES DOHUt Bank Bowling at its Best Xl Quality Comes First V 2128 First Avenue St. Joe 8: Franklin 423-6204 Washington 8: Weinbach Division 8: Green River Rd. 1801 W. FRANKLIN STREET Home of Reitz Bowling League Congratulations Class Of 1986 EAST PARK CINEMAS CARROLS IN CINEMAS WASHINGTON SQUARE CINEMAS THE VICTORY 114 sz'unW Insurance CONGRATULATIONS to all graduates and remember Farm Bureau for your future insurance needs. GARY L. HOPPLE Agency Manager 1029 Diamond Ave. Phone 426-2761 Satellite TV Center 1358 N. Green River Rd. 812-474 : 1391 Jenny Long 11S Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. BRIDAL 8x TUXEDO WEAR HEADQUARTERS See me' for We've Built Our Reputation . car, home, life on Personalized Attention ' and heaith insurance. Quin: jeafurul in Wanna! Mayazinu OTUXEDO,BR!0AL3 lONG MESS RWALS ' MARI. L. WOODRUFF o GOWN msemnou .- . 0 FROM DRESSES a Accessomss S TA T E F A R M Agent 0 $11K FlOWERS 464-8036 4 . 2 BLOCKS N. OF DIAMOND AV. - 221 1 W. Franklin AMPLE FREE PARKING l N S U R A N C E 2808 FIRST AVENUE EVANSVILLE, INDIANA 47710 424-1 762 SM! P.Ivmlnsmmua-k ,uvhp.u1.qu - Hurvw Y'M w. Hlnum mg n .. 1'54st ' , m: 7 . 5 mmm ,' 434? Plan. $045! amt. n-m 516 W; Faults .m- .Hwyjcc 31361 nvf4'73v0245 . d24f8203' . Z ' 353521541 116 Angie Brunson and the Brunson Welding g: Piping, nc. Wish congratulations and 00d luck to the Class of 1986 or their achievements and future. '1; 7005 Hogue Road, Evansville 853-6010 117 118 '5. U?UnnUnnOOUOOOn5 3 -C Franklin Pastry 2345 Franklin St C 3 C 6 L33 3 C c? 424- 1745 o 9; f? '3 C :90. FERGUSON 55 ENTERPRISES, INC. Serving yours needs in Lighting, appliances, plumbing, formica, and PVF. 700 N.W. First Street 424-3531 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. See me for car, home, life andhealth Berth E. Becker, Insurance. A g ent STATE FARM 2211 W. Franklin INSURANCE 424-1762 2019 West Franklin, across from West Side Library For Quality Brand Names And Friendly Service 2227 W. Franklin 423-2624 'x .A r a 7 Plastic and Die Cast Molds I ' Custom EDM Machining I CONSTELLATION MOLD,INC. 4825 Hitch Peters Road Evansville, IN 47711 Don Kappert i812! 424-5338 President T0 Cherie Kappert and all grads g0 our best wishes. 119 Fred Rutledge Const. New homes 8: remodel 424-3198 Congratulations Kevin W 425-36 1? Newest technology in hair care Perm Highlighting Hair CUtS Ear Piercing Hair Colors 3017 BROADWAY AV. EVANSVILLE We invite the Class of 1986 to help build $04 A Street, Evansville, lndianah47712 a better future. LUMBER 8 CONSTRUCTION 60.. INC. 120 A SEALERL Deeg's V-H'M 464-5993 SINCE 1913 2810 Mt. Vernon Avenue All Y 1 N d ' For our nsurance ee 5 Evansvjlle, IN 47712 AU TO Phone: 422-3679 Cards Party Supplies HOME Gifts and Gift Wrap O FARM LIFE 0 HEALTH KORESSEL WALLPAPER AND PAINT We congratulate you Seniors, Benjamin Moore Paints See us for . decorating needs Custom Picture Framing for that home of your own . Wall Coverings for Every Room 2201 W. Franklin St. Phone 422-2901 121 Comptete Body Repair Wrecker Service Frame Repair Insurance Work Southern Indiana Scale Canc. m: u mu an. :vmsanLLmOIANA 47m IW BOdy Shop WRECKS REBUILT 204 N. 9TH. AVE. 423-4044 WAYNE S. HARGETT JIM LEFLER - Owner TOLEDO SCALES TEL. 46l24 422-9838 J l l l FRANKLIN ST. GOOD LUCK, SENIORS WABASH Avg, 9TH. AVE. W. ILLINIOS ST. 92 :3 9.. f..- O O f..- If 'SJOIUBS .13 122 SILK 8a FRESH WEDDING FLOWERS WEDDINGS FUNERALS BANQUETS HOMES CENTERPIECES CATERING ROMANCES TABLE DISPLAYS BALLOONS A: Two LOCATIONS Q PROVIDING CITY WIDE DELIVERY SERVICE 3 EAST HRS MON- FRI HRS MON - THUR 8AM - 5PM 10AM - 5PM SAT 8AM - 2PM FRI 10AM - 7PM SAT 10AM - 5PM 4615 LINCOLN AV 3017 BROADWAY AV SINCE 1928 COMPLETE BODY 8 COLLISION REPAIR RUSTPROOFING i .4-8 ' I I 8 : INDIANAN 24 hr. WEEg-K2287SERVICE: J: pm YLVANIA MON.-FRI. 8AM85200PM VANS 8T FOREIGN CARS Frame Straightening RECREATIONAL VEHICLE, BUS 8x BOAT SPECIALISTS REFRIGERATORS 8x FREEZERS PAINTED 425-3588 1000 W INDIANA Tri-State .T' Family Dental Center An Experienced Private Demal Group Practice Offering Affordable, Professional Care! 0 EMERGENCY SERVICES 0 EXTENDED HOURS . CONVENIENT APPOINTMENTS . COMPLETE. QUALITY CARE 800 First Ave Tat ColumbiaT Evansville John Sch; mik DDS, Stanley Nevill DDS To you Seniors - Good Luck! Compliments of KLASSY KURL BEAUTY SHOP Sue Carnahan 320 So. Barker 425-2888 123 CHARLES C. GRIFFITH is providing legal services in the areas of: V PERSONAL INJURY b WRONGFUL DEATH P INSURANCE CLAIMS P SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY b WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION Fees charged on basis of percentage of recovery No fee charged if we don't accept case V or if no recovery member of Johnson, Carroll 8 Griffith, P.C. 2230 W. Franklin Street Evansville, Indiana w1m 425-4466 + EVANsVlLLE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE INC V ' . uEvanSVille?-s:Largest Professional ServiceV ' I ESTABUSHEDWW V ADMINISTRATIVE V TECHNICAL V DATA PROCESSING V SALES V ACCOUNTING V PERSONNEL V SECRETARIAI. MEMBER EVANSVILLE 4266-35851 CHAMBER or COMMERCE I LICENSED EMKOYMENT AGENCY SUITE 1108 OLD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 125 Independence Dodge WE CAN 6H MOST PARIS - 5W - Congratulations! 4? ?,?,?,E ' ?.?xjoaiifflfsm ..rs CLASS of N86 ,9 , mmmm 2222251ias 925.3 ' R010! MMNG . .S'el'i'iigloifa conomgmuc r ' we 8 h a re yo u r ' MS 7M5? GABRIEL snocxs ff W YOUR WESTSIDE JOBBER Pride . 2317330ADWAYAVE. 425- 8099 a 425-8280 Dodge 1730 w. FRANKLIN. EVANSVILLE Badge. Trurhs GOOD SELECTION CLEAN USED CARS Computer Center John E. Van Hall MANAGER 833 North Green River Road Eastland Place Center Evansville. Indiana 47715 N812M74-0555 126 Inc. ier ing, and I lOI'S I good health, happiness continued success in the future lers lneer 10115 Congratulat The Angerme and Q $ . xxSx Q $m Wish all Reitz Sen 6 m r e 0.0 n A n O t n a t S Accurate Tool 8: Eng AutograthAutographs