Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

Cauldron 1981 Frankfort Senior H.S. 1 Maish Rd. Frankfort, Indiana 46041 Contents - Opening- lifestyles . This is what we nave chosen as the theme of your 1980-SI Cauldron. But why life styles? We feel that Frankfort Senior High School is the place to be. The place to be you. the place to make friends and just “take it easy. We hope to reflect some of the highlights of your 1980-81 year in the opening of this book. We will reveal the results of a poll taken by our staff in Our Favorite Things. We will look back upon the Football Homecoming, when Beth Frye was selected to reign as queen and the Senior float took first place honors in the float contest. We will also examine the F-club's motto. Decade of the Dog. which has been adopted by . To close out the opening section we will take a look at the year's latest fashions. So sit down, relax and enjoy this stroll through memory lane Academics In this section we will take you on a tour through the classrooms of F.S.H.S Maybe we've caught you in your favorite class, studying deli-gently or in your most hated class, sleeping. Whatever the class we are sure that you'll enjoy looking back on it and remembering that hard Jr. Math test that you'd never thought you'd pass or the day you burnt cookies in Home Ec. Page 17 Sports Sports . Frankfort Senior High School has always been proud of their athletic teams and this year was no exception. Our sport's editors and photographers have captured every 2 team under our roof. We have action, scores and wonderful things to say about the guys and gals who put many hours of dedication and ability into making the Hot Dogs 1 If you are a big sports fan. then this is the section for you Page 83 Album Album ... Smile Gertrude! Remember when the cameraman took our mug shots. Well heres your chance to “check out everyones picture Page 33 After you've gone through the sections described here we hope that you realize how lucky you are to be part of the family at F.S.H.S. As seniors most of you will have spent four of the best years of your life in the halls and classrooms of our “home away from home. You may not think about it now but in the future we're sure that you'll agree that the time and hard work was worth all the effort behind it. An education is a valuable treasure and blessed are those who found it here at good old Frankfort Senior High School. Ads Ads . Make sure you don't skip over these ads Support those who support us. Maybe you'll discover a business that you never knew existed in Frankfort and want to pay them a visit. Page .. 168 3 I .mmm — CLNTON COUNTY CELEBRATES 150 YEARS 1830 CLINTON This year Clinton County celebrated it's 150th D' we ever celebratel The week of Septe r n ‘ a i � . ■ j A memoriesof the past. Since no o ias j’uoiv t ..; n- in 1830, it was an edo Wcnai week The peor: e of County viewed r of the largest parades we have ever had Over on rondred residents showed their acting abilities in a 35nt deplicting the history of Clinton County, which was enjoyed by many. The males of the county suddenly spouted beards, and those who didn't found themselves in a Kangaroo court. We also witness the making of Clinton County's largest banana split. To conclude the festivities of our sesquicentennial. a time capsule filled with letters was buried on the courthouse lawn and is to be opened in the year 2030. The week was thoroughly enjoyed by all and everyone is looking forward to our County's Bicentennial celebrational so we can do it all again. CLINTON COUNTY SESQUICENTENNIAL TIME CAPSULE 1980 • 2030 OTTO These Are A Few Of Our Favorite Things At the beginning of the year our staff took a poll of some of your favorite things. On this page are the results. Queen's Another One Bites the Dust was the favorite song of the F.S.H. student body, and Bob Seager the favorite vocalist. For those of you who watch the T V., the Dukes of Hazzard and Mash were the top two favorite television programs, and Bo Derek's 10 was the favorite movie. Our favorite soft drinks are Pepsi, Sprite and Coca-Cola. Sorry, we can't mention the harder drinks. To fill our spare time we ride the strip, go roller skating and horseback riding. We love to grab some chow at McDonald's while cruising in our favorite Corvette. And blue seems to be the number one choice for favorite color. After looking these pages over, we're sure you'll agree on a few of them as your favorites too. Tf ae ma� k (8) BOB SEGER AND TW SILVER BULLET BAND 6 FAVORITE PLACE TO BE FAVE COLOR Queen: Another One Bites The Dust!!! Enjoy Sprite M A S H FOOTBALL HOMECOMING 1980 Homecoming 1980 was an exciting and memorable evening for many. Beth Frye was crowned Homecoming queen and the Senior class was awarded first place in the float contest with their entry. Another Bulldog Bites the Dust. Although the Hot Dogs lost to the visiting Browrrsburg. Bulldogs, student spirit produced electricity thoughout Rohrabaugh Field and the newly formed Football pep club added the icing on the cake.” Other members of fhe queens court included Seniors Lisa Closstn. Sheryl Dunn. Jerri McKinney. Susan Milholland. and Sandy Scheid. Junior members were Teresa Brock and Tara Roush The Sophomores were LeAm Miller and Del arte Ostler Freshman Anne Lippsett and Jan Ruch concluded the court. Before the Homecoming game, the students had a pep rally as the traditional bonfire was brought back into existence. The F-club also sponsored a tri-cycle race in which Key club triumphed. It Was So Loverly On March 15.1956. one of the great romances of al time began That was the night My Fair Lady opened and Elza Doolittle waltzed away with the affection of America Audiences applauded, critics cheered, and theatre history was mode On November 11. 1980. My Fair Lady opened at the Frankfort Senior High School Auditorium under the direction of Martin Henderson Although a full twenty-five years hod passed since the origind debut. the magic and splendor of My Fair Lady remaned n the hearts of the audiences and cast For three marvelous nights. Henry Higgns (M e Abbott). Eliza Doolittle (Beth Frye). Col Pickering (Mike Frye), and Aifie Doolittle (Steve Henderson), along with the talented supporting cast and chorus, performed the Bernard Shaw classic to the hrft-and then some And then, as suddenly as it began, it ended, and the mag : had faded But in the hearts of those lucky enough to be a part of it My Fair Lady wi forever remain special, and everyone will say. It was so loverly ” My Fair Lady 10 CAST Mrs Eynsford-HHI Pat Dixon Elza Doofcttle Beth Frye Freddie Eynsford-Hrt David Rousto Colonel Pickering Mike Frye Bystander Buddy Conkhn Henry Higgins Michael Abbott Another Bystander Bradley Shaw First Cockney Kevin Conkright Second cockney Ron Pifcon George Chip McCuloch Harry Mark Genda Jamie Brent Jasper Alfred P Doolittle Steven Henderson Mrs Pearce Tammy Yates Mrs Hopkins Rexanne Swam Butler Jeff Henderson Servants Mssy Michael. Barb Bolman. Cathy Sanders. Kathy Kern Mrs Higgns Lisa Clossin Chauffeur M e Camp Lord Boxmgton Tony White Lady Boxmgton Angie Ostler Zolton Karpathy Michtei De Clen Footman Dan Howe Londoners Marilyn Coffman. Xan Davies. Rhonda Fishback. Jackie Good. Alan Ostler, Mickie Ridenour Sandy Scheid. Jon Smith. Becky Wells. Sally Wray 11 What Do You Do In Your 5 SPARE TIME .. _ IN FRANKFORT _ 1 1980's ... THE DECADE OF THE DOG!! Because of the tremendous surge n school sprit, the 1979-80 F-Oub proclaimed the 1980's The Decade of the Dog At a time when student apathy was at its peak. a rebirth of school spirit appeared Students and teachers afcke became more aware that their school was a place worthy of pride and devotion A place that was to be herald not scorned What do the 1980's have in store for FSHS? A state championship in basketball? A National Scholar? Or perhaps that one lucky grl wi wn a State Junior Mss Crown Only time wi tel. But unti that time we wi continue our fight to be number one. to be the best, to prove to everyone that we “are” number one right now. and throughout the 1980's The Decade of the Dog. we plan to stay there We've Got Spirit: Yes We Do! We've Got Spirit, How About You? 15 16 1 Vonda models the very popular baggy j©ans. and blazer 2 Kelli and Beth are sporting pla d skirts with sweaters, this outfit was very popular for a dressy, yet casual look 3 Blouses with loce colors also appeared at F.S.H. Saly's smle is an mce added accessary for the outfit 4 John is wearing a casual look suit with an open neck shirt 5 Helen is modeling a blouse with a ribbon tie. and Lorna has on the ever comfortable overalls ACADEMICS 18 PHYS. ED. Physical Education is a fun-filled class for all. The activities vary from soccer, tennis, swimming, fencing, folk dancing, and many other sports. You also get the chance to try out your bowling skills, when you travel to the Bowl-N-Bun during your gym class. The P.E. teachers, Mr. Kersey, Mr. Mullen, Mrs. Thompson and newcomer Miss J. Jacoby, can teach you many motor skills while also having alot of fun. When you're a Freshmen you can obtain your Boaters Safety Certificate and be a licensed boater. Life Saving and Civil Defense skills are also taught. So as you can see. Physical Education is a lot more than just the basics, it's fun! 19 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Auto mechanics, electronics, mechanical drawing, metal shop, and printing are the classes offered by the industrial arts department. For second year students ddvanced classes are also offered. These classes are an excellent way to develop skills that can be used in the future. It takes alot of perfection and patience to be successful in one of these skills, and the classes offered here give one o head start. Although the classes have been ruled by boys the female gender is slowly invading the industrial arts classes and someday may turn the tradition around. 20 SCIENCE Cutting into a shark or a frog may not seem like the most thrilling thing to do, but if you are an advanced Biology student it becomes an everyday task. The future Einsteins of Chemistry class may find the road difficult but behold there is a light at the end of the tunnel. We have many different science classes at F.S.H.S. and we are sure to find something that interests you. Remember the days when the smells in the halls were so bad and your continuous headache throbbed? We began to wonder if the biology class would keep the sharks over vacation. But the science department is one of the best, and we shall forgive them for the odors. 21 HOME ECONOMICS When the aroma of homebaked cookies and rolls float through the halls everyone seems to pass by the cooking room. Our very diversified Home Economics department attracts many students. In the past Home Ec. was a class thought for girls, but today everyone participates in cooking, sewing, housing, family living, child care, and others. The HERO program and many other vocational training classes are originated in the Home Ec. Department. Here we find the Betty Crockers, Galloping Gourmets, and leaders of tomorrow. 22 BUSINESS Maybe you're wanting to enter the world of big business, and the business department at F.S.H.S. is the place to begin. We can offer you classes from accounting and shorthand to business machines, just to name a few. Maybe you can develop your motor skills by learning to breeze away on the typewriter. If you are successful in your business classes you may want to join the OEA club and when your Senior year you can be part of the COE program and work at a local business. You could also participate in OEA contest, to show off the skills you've developed. Whatever your choice may be, business classes are definite knowledge for the future. 23 IT l _______________________ ART MS Our art department only has one teacher. Mr Sawicki. but this one man seems to have the super ability of five teachers. He offers many different varieties of art to the students When they display their work in the showcases it becomes apparent that our school has many talented and creative young adults who may someday be the great artists of our world. The classes range from ceramics to sculpture. Many beautiful and original items are produced in the art room, and every student should look in to the art program, maybe that's where you belong. 24 HISTORY For those of you are real buffs on history, you'll want to take as many of the history courses as possible All of the Juniors must take U.S. History, while Seniors sperfc half of the year in Government and the other half is spent studying human behavior in Sociology The other classes available are Civics. World History. Current World Affairs, and Psychology. We're sure that you'll find some sort of history class to suit your interest 25 ENGLISH Today English has advanced far past two of the three R's. into writing poems, reading plays, interpreting songs and much more. This year we had our first Honors English classes. These classes were taught by Mrs. Pletch and Mr Meyer, for advanced Senior and Junior English students. The introduction of this class is a big step forward for our academic program, and hopefully we'll see more advances in the future. 2b FOREIGN LANGUAGE F.S.H.S. Foreign Language Department offers Spanish and French for those students who want to broaden their vocabulary beyond English. For the student who wants to expand their education of a Foreign Language can go on to second and third years of either class. The department is led by the knowledge of French teacher Mr. Herndon, and Spanish teachers Miss Irion and Miss Hyman. RADIO AND T.V, Frankfort High School's Radio T.V. class is one of the best in the state. It's involvment with Channel 3, Frankfort's Cable Television Station, brings the community music, sports, and other programs important to our lives. The head of our Radio T.V. Department, Dale Snoddy. is a very capable and energetic leader who gets along well with students. 28 Mr Bennett Machine Shop-B.S Purdue University. M S. Bal State University Mrs Brown Inter-personal, housing, consumer Education. Family Living and Foods 1 and 2-B.S and M S. Purdue University Mrs Buck Developmental Reoding-B S and M S Purdue Mr Bennett Mrs Mrs Brown Buck Mrs Bures Biology. Chemistry and Advanced Cherrtstry-B.S. Indana State University. M.A Bal State University Miss Cahalan: Choral Music-BM. St Mary's College. M M. Indiana University Mrs Carrol Clothing. Chid Development. Famiy Health-B S University of MRsou-ri. M S. Purdue University Mrs Bures MRs Cahalan Mrs Carrol Mr Cotin Printing-B S and M S Bal State University Mr Cleaver Consumer Economics, typing. Accounting, and Busness Law-B.S Ball State University. M A E Bal State University Mr S DavR Algebra, and Basic Math-B.S Purdue Urtversity Mr Catln Mr Cleaver Mr S. DavR Mr W. DavR General Biology and Advanced Bioiogy-B.S and M S Indiana State University Mr Gary Mechanical Drawing-B S Purdue University Mrs Goar Joumaism and Engish-B Ed Southern HnoR University. M.A Bal State University. Groduate work in Engish at Purdue University and Intfana University Mr W DavR Mr. Gary Mrs Goar Mrs Henderson Beginning Accounting and Advanced Accounting-B.S. Indiana University. B A Bal State University Mr Henderson Speech and Theatre-B A IrvJana State University. M.A Purdue University Mr Heninger Earth Science. Photography. Biology. Caul-dron-B S MRsissfjpi Southern University. M S Bal State University. 6th year Bal State University Mrs Henderson Mr. Henderson Mr. Heninger Mr Herndon French and Driver Education-A B Franklin Colege. M.A. Bal State University. 6th year Drover site de Grenoble. Universite de Vichy. Indiana University and Purdue University Mr Hughes Autome-chanics-B.S. and M S. Indiana State University Miss Hyman Algebra. Basic Math and SpanRh-B A M A E. Bal State Urtversity Mr Herndon Mr Hughes MRs Hyman F.S.H.S. Faculty 1980-81 29 Miss Irion Spanish-B S Purdue University. M A University of Wisconsin Miss Jacoby Physical Education and Health-B S Indiana State University. M A Bal State University. Graduate hours linois State University Col. Jones ROTC ln$tructor-B.A. University of Iowa. Maryland. Georgetown, Washington. U S. Army Commerce and Gen Staff Miss Irion Mss Col Jones Jacoby Mr Kely Special Education-B A Purdue University. M A Bal State University Mr Kersey Physical Education, and Health-B S and M S Indiana State University. 6th year IndKana University. Purdue University. and Butler University Ms Knapp Typing and COE Rel -B.S . MS. and 6th year Incfcana University and Bal State University I M Kely M Kersey Ms Knapp M Knapp English-B S Purdue University, and M S Indiana University M Knol History. Current World Affars and Psychoiogy-B.A Purdue University Ms Meyer English-B S Indiana University. M S Purdue University, and M A Bal State University M Knapp Mr Knol Ms Meyer Mr Meyer Building Trades-B S. Purdue University, and M A Ball State University Ms Milholand Beginning typing. Advanced typing, and Business English and Communication-B S Eastern nois University, and M A. Bal State University Ms Montgomery Librarian-A.B. University of Kentucky and M S Purdue University M Meyer Mrs MTvoland Mrs Montgomery Ms Mosson Foods-B S Purdue University, and M A Purdue University Ms Mott Office Practice, and Begnnr g typing-B S Indiana State University, and M S Indiana State University, and M S irxJana State University, and M S. Indiana State University Mrs Mosson Ms Mott M Moyer M Mulen Physical Education-B S Bal State University, and M A Bal State University M Myer Junior Englsh-B A Purdue University, and M S Purdue University Mr Page Geometry-B S Indkana State University. and M A Bal State University M Mulen M Myer M Page 30 Mr Palmer Physics. Physical Science, and Introductory Algebra-B S Bal State University, and M A Bal State University Mrs Platt Chid Development. Family Health. Famiy Living. Housing, and Orientation to HERO-B S. Purdue University, and M S Purdue University Mrs Pietch Engfcsh. and Senior Honors Engksh-B A Purdue University, and M.A. Purdue University Mr Mrs Mrs Palmer Platt Pietch Miss Priest: Orchestra-B.A Butler University, and M.A. Butler University. Mrs Proctor General Business. Business. Law. Enghsh-B.S Bal State University, and M S Purdue University Mrs Prosser Advanced Shorthand. Begrmng Shorthand. Data Processing Business Mochnes. and Typng 1-B S Indana State University. M S Indiana State University, and 6th year Butler University and Michigan State University Mss Priest Mrs Procter Mrs Prosser Mr Rempda EngSsh-B S Purdue University, and M S Bal State University Mr Ricker Athletic Director-B P.E Purdue University, and M P E Purdue Urtversity Mrs Ridenour Learning Disab ties-B S md ana University at Kokomo. M S Indiana University at Kokomo, and 6th year Indana University at Kokomo. Bal State University, and Butler University Mr Rempala Mr Mrs Ricker Ridenour Mr Rucker United States History and World Htetory-8 S. Indiana Central University, and M S Indana University Mr Rule Biology-B S. Purdue University, and M S. Purdue University Mr Sawicki Art-B.S Indana University, and M.A Bal State University Mr Mr Rucker Rule Mr Sawicki Mr Schiing Mathematics-B S Purdue University, and M.A. Indana University Mr Shepherd Government, and Sociology-A B MAT. and 6th Indana University Mr Snoddy Rodo-TV-B A Purdue University Mr Schiing Mr Shepherd Mr Snoddy Mr Stuart Government and United States ttstory-B.S. Taylor University. and MS Purdue University Miss Tweed© Senior Englsh Mrs Thompson Physical EducatkxvB S. Indiana University, and M S Indana University Mr Stuart Miss Tweede Mrs. Thompson 31 Mr Mr Mr Woddel Wainscott Warthan Mr Waddell U S History. Civics-B.S Ban State University. M S. Butler University. 6th year Indiana and Purdue Universities Mr Wanscott Music-B M E Indiana University. M.M E Butler University Mr Warthan Electricty Electronics and Printmg-B S Indiana State University. M S Indiana State University Do You Remember These Teachers From 1980-81? I ,rs 32 K AVa SdONOH dOIN3S QNV NOIlVnaVcIO GRADUATION AND SENIOR HONORS DAY 5 ' r is qevn ricti (jiciif 'crthtfctn otrti fjctm ft ib qruusrn strut fad A ttir ait sin 7 ie you afntQ rait N’thpo KiM •at e nil ¥ V sniej tftJf 91 H I '7 t Vu VKjtgewekhfewTW QWW Mt at tfffci few) nrte t' 7 : hr w tiff ■ tjna twt strut 1 yn bad h thtrnWi (H it quick t w iifrvtq C qyj7 htaTttftonmftfil hutthe hut h qnn wv strut Commencement exercises are. as Salu-tatorian Cathy DeHaven said in her speech to the class of 1981 a beginning as well as an end. Although it is true that we may never see some of our classmates again, graduation serves as an opportunity for all of us to expand our horizons. Class President Troy Walters, along with Valedictorian Tom Miller and Salutatorian Cathy DeHaven. led the other 222 Seniors through their final step at Frankfort Senior High School at 2:30 p.m.. May 24. 1981. For the first time the girls wore white gowns, contrasting with the blue ones worn by the guys. All in all graduation was quite a successful affair with the class motto providing a fitting resolution for the entire class: What you own is your kingdom. What you do is your own glory. What you love is your own power What you live is your own story. In your head is the answer; let it guide you along Let your heart be the anchor and the beat of your own song 1981 Senior Ploy This year the combined efforts of the members of the Senior Class have provided many interesting and productive endeavors. None, however, could compare to the excitement and splendor of the Senior Class Play. Under the direction of Martin Henderson, Agatha Christie's Ten Little Indians was presented to the public for two spine-tingling performances. Leading roles went to Sandy Scheid and Mark Genda with a supporting cast including Mike Abbott, Sam Scheidler. Pat Dixon, Jeff Henderson, Mike Frye, Will Graebe, Sally Wray, Glen Hudson, and Blake Skiles. Once again the theatre department at Frankfort Senior High has outdone itself, and next year's seniors will be hard-pressed to top this one. Congratulations to the cast and crew of Ten Little Indians for an outstanding production. 36 Rogers Mrs. Rogers Fred Narracott Vera Claythorne Philip Lombard Anthony Marston William Blore General Mackenzie Emily Brent Sir Lawrence Wargrave Dr. Armstrong Glen Hudson SaHy Wray Blake Skiles Sandy Scheid Mark Genda Will Graebe Mike Abbott Jett Henderson Pat Dixon Sam Scheidler Mike Frye 37 Anita Obermilef Jun Otani David Ottinger Dianne Ottinger Brenda Pickering Brian Platt Andrea Palas Rick Randolph Gina Woods Reagan Riche Redman Charles Rich Tim Richardson Brett Ridenour Mike Ridenour Ridenour LaDonna Paris Jamie Perkins Mke Peters Mk:haei PhiSps Ty Pierce Timothy Prickett — V - ❖ r You Got To Today! 1. Brenda Swift 2. Kim Rogers 3. Missy Michael 4. Fred Baker 5. Jerri McKinney 6. Jamie Perkins 7. David Hughes 8. Dana Elliott 9. Kim Leach 10. Beth 1981 PROM THE BEST OF TIMES The 1981 Prom ... “The Best of Times,'' was an evening full of fun and excitement. Seniors and Juniors enjoyed dancing to the music of the Faith Band. Robin Emery had The Best of Times after being crowned queen. Jerri McKinney, Sally Wray, Sheryl Dunn, Lisa Clossin were also on the court. The servers were Jenny Daniels, Becky Foster, Rhea Light. Shelly Moore, Kelly Raidy. Jan Ruch, and Penny Williams. The ushers were John Morris, Scott Noyes, Alan Ostler, Ernie Perkins. Jon Smith, Mike Urey and Stan Vrooman Many thanks to the Juniors for the devotion put into a wonderful evening We'll all remember The Best of Times. Class Of 1982 The Junior Class of 1980-81 were a big part of the lifestyles at F.S.H.S. Their leadership abilities and willingness to work are some of the great assets of the Junior Class. The Class Officers were President, Scott Jaggers; Vice President. Blaine Eads; Secretary. Rita Chittick. and Treasurer. Brad Shaw. Keep up the Good Work Juniors! Seniority is just around the corner!!! Tamara Adams Anthony Anderson David Andrus Donnie Albough m ) Richard Anon % - ♦ Sonya Awman Steve Alen Janet Ayers Dorset Amos Tim Ayers Pamel Libby Body Baker Russel Baker Dianne Beasley Donna Lora Beasley Bedard 54 Adams Mark Boggs Barbara BoHman Teresa Bushman tv . Denise Boyd David Brant I Rita Chittick I Brenda Brantner Gerald Brantner Jamne Clark K evn Joseph Wendel Jett Anita Conk right Cook Cook Coomer Crick 55 Davis Carta Etartage Flora Steven Emery Paula Ford Christina Scott Richard Bryan Estes Ewing Fetterhoff Fickle Lori Clayton Robin Jeannie Forney Foster Galvin Gates Kathy Glenda Kisti Gifcert Godbey Good Day Lori Goode Barbara Debbie Goodnight Greeno % Son jo Hal Jayne Gunyon Kenneth Jennifer Hampton Hansen WiHam Harrison Stephen Scott Henderson Htobard LaOawna HA Helen Hines Glenda Hite Cheryl Hodgen David Hollyfield Karen Hopkins MtchoeJ Hottenstine Brent Jasper Jayne Diana Johnson Johnson Barbara Todd Jones Keever Stony King i Ntehael Kevin Kroner Lane Randall Langston DeAnna Laughner Darnel Lewis April Light Kenneth Toni Metesa Wendy Janet Lpp Loveless McIntosh McKee McKibben Steven McQueen Mana Mocy Kent Moddock Cheryl Mach Randy Mash Samuel Major Doug Marsh Sherry Mason John Melson Joe Amy Melvin Miller Anna Marcum Bi Douglas Richard Penny Lori Miller Mriler Miller Mdlfcan Minth Kim Moore S8 Michael Moore Davkj Moore Russell Moore Al Morrison Mark Morrison Marcia Moody Lisa Myers John Kathryn Nelson Newmayer James Orem Ang« Ostler Larry Ostler Steve Pitzer KmOerty Poe Kimberly Perkins Steven Perkins Richard Phifer Ronnie P ion Mary Jockie Porter Price Gina Pugsley Steven Sandra Puins Roder Gregory Randoipn Robert Robb Roger Roberts Penny Robinson Tara Roush Lance Royer Kimberly Risse ■ ' 4 Ronald Janice Sandra Grocie Stela SyMa Rudd Rutherford Soari Salinas Safcxas Salrtas Crystal Sherer Bradey Shaw Cinda Sherer Arthur Sloven Shawna Snodgrass Ronald Guy Snyder South Timothy Jeffery Kim Spears Stockberger Stoms Wi� am Stoneh« 60 Ray Deanna Strange Amy Stuve Barbara Sowers Mkrhael Taylor Teresa Taylor i i Teresa Timmons Arm© Titus Robert Thompson Betty Timmons Dim Timmons Sheryl Thomas Rosana Cheryl Vaieoe Jocqueiine Andrew Marc Toney Van Meter Van Ostran Wode Wciace W(xn Mark Webb Jonothen Webb Troy • John Werner Wheeler Scotty Wheat Anthony White Andy Christine Gary Lisa Wiliams Wiegand Wiiams Woife Perry Wood Kenneth Wright 61 Might Cathy Zimmerman John Baber Edcie Butcher Not Pictured Anthony Baker Brett Bushman Tony Castoreno Jesse Cortez Jo Dirbas Debra Gates Rick Gunter Bette Jo Hamahan Keith Kirby Teresa Martin Gail Parsons Janie Resendez Zimmerman You Must Of Been A Beautiful Baby! 1. Rita Chittick 2. Mark Crum 3. Angie Ostler 4 Bill Miller 5. Cathy Zimmerman 6. John Nelson 7. Brian and Blaine Eads 8. Steve Henderson 9. Doug Miller 10. DeAnna Laughner 63 p o a Class Of 1983 cP Q The Sophomore class of 1981 were leaders in their own right. When they entered FSHS as Freshmen, no one knew what to expect, but as they started to jell as Sophomores we became aware of their leadership abilities. Led by class President. Rob Heimbach. Vice-President Scott Stuard. Secretary. Marcia Macy; and Treasurer, John Bloom Enjoy your next two years, they'll go by so quickly you'll be seniors before you know it. Abbott 0 £ A W i 1$ Richard Kevin Bicknel Bitner David Blackburn 64 Greg Mike Bradshaw Brown ■ Tom Charles Butz Bryne Mike Camp Lora Campbel Kimberly Car dew Phi Caruso David Terry Ctarir Click Larry Cinton Marilyn Bruce Coffman Cole Buddy Conk in 65 Conklin Larry Cunnngham Sherry Cunningham Virginia Daiy James Christine Doubenspeck Davey Stacy Dellinger Andy Roseanna Detherage Doke Lynn Eades Dawn David Eiott EHis Randy Emery Ron Stanley Forsythe Frazier Steven Danny Frazier Gard Kathy David Gephart Gium Debbie James Gleason Goff M Richard Greeno Alfredo Toni Guajardo Gunyon Regina Gunyon Kerry Betty Trent Jennifer Toby Harshbarger Harshman Harshman Hayden Hedge Rob Heimbach Bruce Ke� Hibbard Hinkle Sandy Calvin Adam Hooker Horton Howe David Howe Jennifer Howe Mark Rick Cassondra Laura Howe Howe Hudson Huffer Michael Hutchinson Hutchinson Matt isgrtgo Annda Lohe© Andrew Ray Annette Kevin Jartooe Jarrett Johnson Johnson Brian Teresa Rick Mike Leader Lear Lewis Unscott Kathy Kern Tina Long Cra j Looks Johnny Louks Glenda Lovett Vicki Bridget Lowden McClain Bonita McIntosh Joey McKee Marcia Mocy Kirk LeAnne Moddock Mitter Mark A Miller Mark W MMer Brian Moody Jo Mary Mundel Murray Kathy Myers Pom Myers Bruce Nance Sandra Nancy Nelson Osborn Delane Randy Mark Deborah Ostler Panter Palmer Parker Ann Parker David Charles Patchett Pattern Gina Pauley James Payne Patricia Payne Frank Keith Peterson Pitzer Rosanne Carl Poote Pugh Tina Stephanie Rader Railas Madelyn Reck Gregory Ren ck Sheri Reed A Theresa Reppert Ramon Resendez Michele R denour Troy Robison Boon Ross Rondie Ross Ron Rothertoerger Brian Royer Cynthia Russel) m m � ' r Wayne Ryan Georgeann Soari Annette Sandoge Cathy Sanders David Sanders Scott Schmme) 4 I i Brenda Schoner Iona Scott Mickey Scott Tory Scott Steven Seabott Jonathon Sheets f t. Mark Sherman ■ Stacy Shinn Marty Shir or John Sims Michael Slovens Angela Smiley Key L Eric Smith Melinda Smith Douglas Stanton i Jody Stevens Viana Stevens i ' i Nofman Stewart John Stonehdi Karen Stoops David Strange Gale Dorasue Dena Van Vokenburg Vergari Vibert Quint Viars Scott Matt Vrooman Wainscott Teresa Warren Karl Richard Watson Weaver Douglas Wixwn Teresa Wlfcams ■s Lite Cynthia Patricia Ostler Royer Teresa Tina Storing Wood Not Pictured Tony Akers John Alen Dick Crockett Debbie Gleason Angie Hi Mark Impson Scott McCofcjm Chris Melvin Renee Moore Rick Pickering Lisa Pippenger Steve Pitzer Gary Randle Rick Voughn Warren You've Got The Cutest Little Baby Face 1. Jody (Podus) Stevens 2. Laura Abbott 3. Marta Miller 4. Gale Van-Volkenburg 5. Lori Campbell 6. Lisa Bartley 7. John Bloom's 1st Birthday 8. LeAnne Miller 9. Keb Bartley 10. Cathy Sanders Class Of 1984 As most Freshmen classes, this class of 1981 was no exception. They enter the High School unaware of what lies ahead of them, but slowly fit in with the lifestyles of the upperclassmen The class officers for the year are President, Penny Williams, Vice-President, Alan Ostler-Secretary, Jan Ruch; Treasurer, Max Howe Good luck Freshmen you've only just begun Mke Angie Adams Allen Jay Ayers Notate Arnold Mark Aten Tammy Aten Pam Beard A Melissa Blackburn Thad Bagshaw Junior Bk kna Michelle Bartley Renee Black Troy Beard James Boggs John Bowen Suzie Beknarez Jeff Bowels Adams 74 1 Tim Cunningham Ron Cupp Boon Cottrei Kris Cumutt f ' 1 I Stephanie Cook Carta Crpe Susan Daly Jodi© Cunningham Robbie Christopher Paul Cooper Kp CaidweH Edith Cheek ■■i Richard Cantu ■ Vonda Chittick Curt Catron Kerry Clark ■ 1 Sofia Cortez Lori Bushman i Juke Cole Kenneth Cook Andrea Cukoss Lorraine Carney Martha Burge Gary Christopher Deborah Coonrod Daly Jerry Elks Matt Evans i Xan Davies V Tamara Deetez Terry Dobson Pom Fife Mo Fisher Tom Fuel :v a i Jenny Daniels ■■■ Darrell Droke Melody Jane Eades Eldndge Linda Jeff Emmelman Felty Kim Galvin David Goodwn Andy Garhart Brian Han Lisa Godbey Luella Harper Jackie Good Signe Halverson Michele Dubree Richard Ford Becky Foster Bethany Foster Rick Karen Galvin Gandy J Ke Gunyon Katrina Hale ■ 76 Daniels Eddie Penny Harris Hedge Marty Melissa M e Michele Henderson Henderson Henry Hibbard Brenda David Mfce Hornsby Hottenstine Houze Angela Max Howe Howe Danny Hughes Rhea Light Mark Anne Jeff Jufce Toby Linscott Lppsett Lovett McBride McClain 77 McGM Donna McGi Melinda Lora McGill McKee Debbie Crystal McKibben McQueen Donna McQueen Jeff Doug Michelle Kim Mary McQueen Mash Marsh Matthews Mier Ray Miner m.—-i. KeBy M«s Steve Kay Rita Shely Christopher Mitchel Montgomery Moore Moore Morgan Kim John Morin Morris Tommy Lewis Richard Scott Mounts Myers Myers Noyes Amy Alan Obermfler Ostler Amanda Palmer Jett Parsons Jim Parsons Susan Payne Ernie Kathy Tina Lyn Lisa Ke«y Perkins Perkins Perkins Phips Plummer Rakjy Cathy Kim Regina Barbara James Michele Randolph Redngton Reid Reynolds Rich Richards Tod Risse Tamara Roberts Kenneth Robrtson Samantha Andy Robinson Robinson Robert Roe Kim Tamara Undo Stacy Jan Jeff Rohrabaugh Root Roustio Royer Ruch Turrpza Steve George Jeff Shannon Sarah Carol Ryan Ryanson Saiee Salee Scheider Scott 79 Scott Tony Jim Shanks Siler Jon Joyce Smith Smith Melea Paula Smith Smith Victor Smith Rhonda Snyder Todd Snyder Mite Speor Michoei Spurting Kim Pete Storm Teter Coral Mane Mite Thomas Underwood Urey Jessie Stinnett Stan Vroomon Debhra Kevin Woggoner Wallin Jett Valerie Walter Walters Watson west Doyne Whitemon Scott ■ Hi 8 Gwendolyn Whitney Melissa Wfcxjrn Joe Wiiams Lisa Wiiams i « Penny Wiiams John Wolf Lori Woodruff Chris Zimmerman Lee Ann Baker Rodney Moody Vincent Winter Not Pictured Andy Garhart Max Howe Kim Lank Matthew Mariey Todd Myers Amanda Palmer Marcus Salinas John Smith 81 When I Grow Up, Will I Be Pretty? 1. Linda Roustio 2. John Morris 3. Vonda Chittick 4. Lisa Plummer 5. Missy Wilburn 6. Susan Daly 7. Sarah Schiedler 8. Xan Davies 9. Rhonda Snyder 10. The Unknown Baby? 82 | Football 1 The Hot Dogs went into the eighth game of the season sporting a dismal 2-5 record, they then proceeded to reel off 3 straight victories over West Lafayette. Craw-fordsville and Benton Central to finish the season with a respectable 5-5 record. Individual performances highlighted this years season Ron Rudd was picked as an honorable mention on the All-State team and Sam Schiedler was chosen for the Academic All-State team. Several Records were also broken this year. Tim Ayeres set a new record in Pass Completion Percentage by connecting on 53% of his passes. Ron Rudd broke the record for total tackles by taking down 167 opposing runners. Larry Carlson set one of his two records by recovering 6 fumbles, one more then his record which he set last year He also set a record for Quarterback Sacks with 12. 84 Front Row Tim McKnzie, Kevin Coomer. Bob Mitchel. Duane Gerald. Larry Carlson Raymond Jackson. Sam SchenJer. Jay Hoyer. Gary Wood. Blake Skies 2nd Row Jim Camp. Glen Hudson. M e Kroner. Bruce Day. Bryon Fickle, Brad Page. Tony Baker. Rusty Moore. Ty Ridenour. Kirk Mohler 3rd Row Mark Thomas. Rom Senakent. Tim Hal. Rocky Harrison. Steve Emery. Tim Ayres. Chuck Calvert. Brian Cripe. David Patchet. John Risse 4th Row Mke Taylor. Keft Cumutt. Steve Alen, Joe Cook. Ron Rudd. Henry Dahman. Matt Isgrigg. Rob Hemboch, Doug Amich. Andrew Wa� oce Back Row Mr Davis. Mr Timmons. Richard Greeno. Joe McKee. Mark Sherman. John Stuve. Phi Caruso. Mr Herron. Mr Rucker 85 The 1980-81 Cross Country team led by head coach Ken Stuart, had a very successful season this year. They finished second at the Western Invitational, fourth in the Sagamore Conference, second in the Central Indiana Conference, second out of twenty-two teams at the Delphi Invitational, fifth at the Tipton Invitational, second in the Sectionals, and second in the Regionals. This years team consisted of Seniors Kent Harrison, Jeff Henderson, Dan Hickerson. Jose Costillo and Jeff Ummel. lone Junior Dick Phifer, Sophomore. Jeff Hams. Greg Bradshaw; and Freshmen K.C. Seibert, as these Seniors finish their final season they will savour the memories of the times they spent with their fellow teammates and coach, but perhaps their most vivid memory will be that of competition, crossing the finish line knowing that you have just given your all. and knowing that you effort has just made you goals a reality. For the underclassmen they look forward to next year when once again they put on their running 86 shoes and began their long trek to Frankforts Golf course. The 1980-81 tennis team coached by Bud Wainscott had a successful season this year Led by the likes of John Conway, Rich Redman, and Bill Miller the Hot Dogs were able to win many matches with ease These people and the rest of the team helped make this season a winning and fun season for all Kneeling-John Nelson. Randle Ross. Bruce Hibbard. Jm Dupier StarxJng-Coach Bud Wainscott, Bil Miller. Greg Davis. Rich Redman. John Conway 4 The 1980-81 volleyball team, under the direction of the new coach. Miss Jacoby, experienced the agony of defeat. After a rough season, the varsity team ended their season with a 2-11 record. The junior varsity team also ended a hard season with a 4-7 record. Senior Ida Grider received Honorable Mention and All Sagamore Conference. Chris Brant was selected All Sagamore Conference, first team. Varsity player Brenda Brantner and Junior Varsity Martha Miller was awarded Most Improved. The 1980-81 co-cdptains were Chris Brant and Idd Grider. 90 starring Miss Jacoby. Mtehele Marsh. Sarah SchekJer. Marta Miller. Debb e Bake.. Penny Wibams. Pautetta Wood. Marcia Macy. Kim Matthews. Jenny Darnels. Marie Underwood. Lisa Bishor kneeling Cathy Dehaven. Chris Brant. Beck. Wens. Ida Grider. Brenda Brantner. Laura Hufter. Janessa Sea. JoAnne MundeB The 1980 F.S.H.S. girl's swim team, coached by Sandy Meyer, finished their season with a record of four wins and six losses, this is the most wins ever by any tanker squad. Junior Penny Robison broke the school diving record of 163.7 with a score of 176.55. Robin Coomer had a record breaking time of 1:13.07 in the backstroke. The team captured fifth place in the Sagamore Conference. This year the girls placed a record best in the sectional competition, as they come in seventh out of twelve teams. The girls had dedication and positive attitudes this season. Anne Gurnsey was awarded most improved. Libby Baker received most points. Robin Coomer and Sherry Siefried tied for the Top Tanker award. | Swimming GIRLS BASKETBALL The 1980-1981 girls basketball team struggled through a rough season. The varsity team was led by Seniors Chris Brant and Ida Grider, and Junior Kim Stoms. Even though the varsity record was 3 wins and 11 losses, they played each game with strong determination. The B-team only won one game in their hard played season The most improved B-team player was Karen Stoops and on the varsity team it was Candy Robb. The Scholastic Award was given to Ida Grider and Chris Brant. The Mental Attitude Award was presented to Jennie Riegle Kim Stoms was named the Most Valuable player. Bock: Janis Jacoby, Cindy Spitalniak, Karen Stoops, Toni Loveless. Candy Robb. Marcia Macy, Laura McKee, Jennie Daniels. Steve Davis. Middle: Kim Cardew, Wendy McKee, Michelle Marsh. Penny Williams. Jennie Reigle. Robin Galvin. Lisa Bartley, Andra Ummel. Front: Marie Underwood. Sherri Taylor. Tammy Birden. Michelle Bartley. Chris Brant. Kim Stoms. Although the season wasn't all Coach Milholland had hoped for. the 1980-81 Hot Dog basketball team proved that they were a team that could take the downfalls and always come up on top. When Tom Miller was injured early in the season many thought it was the end of the line for the team and Tom. but after rearranging the starting five and a little extra effort the team provided a well rounded season for F.S.H.S. Tom was also able to overcome his injury, and return to the team in time for sectionals. Senior Bryce Hibbard along with teammates Sam Trent, and Matt Howe had a wonderful season and proved to everyone that they could take the pressure. Below: Jerri McKinney. Sandy Scheid. Sally Wray. Queen Sheryl Dunn. Susan Milholland. Robin Emery, and Lisa Clossin along with escorts smile for their Homecoming picture. Managers Donald Spray. Brad Shaw. Greg Bradshaw. Bendng over Matt isgrigg. Broan Ross. Tony CnsweU. Sam Trent. Tim McKenzie. Matt Howe. Bruce Hibbard. Scott Stuord. Tim Ayers Coach-John Mdholand Standing Ken Stewart. Doug Amich. John Bloom. Steve Alien. Joe Cook. Bryce Htobard. Tom Miller. Scott Vrooman. Mike Taylor. John Sims. Mark Stoops. Coach-Robert Knapp. Gary Kersy | WRESTLING | The 1980-81 wrestling squad suffered through a tough season this year winning only one of there 12 dual meets. They did; however, place 10th in a 16 team field at the Twin Lakes invitational. They finished 5th in the conference. 4th in the sectional, and 16th in the regionals. Bob Mitchell was named to the all-conference team when he won 1st place at the conference meet. He also qualified for the regionals as did Duane Gerald and Fred Bryant. Bob also led the team in pins with 11, and had the best overall record for the team: 17-6-1. 98 Front Row Brian Leader. Rick Cantu. K C. Seibert. Max Howe. Mike Adams. Andy Dethredge Second Row Vincent Winter. John Bowen. Gary Wood. Shannon Sallee. Davie Gium. Ron Forsyth. David Strange. Brian Cripe Third Row Mr War than. Mr Knol. Craig Louks. Dave Sanders. Fred Bryant. Mike Kroner. Kevin Roberts. Bob Mitchell. Duane Gerald. John Lod s Will Graebe Will Graebe has been one of the best swimmers ever to come out of Frankfort Senior High. During his four year career, he broke several long standing school records and three times all conference. But the topping to this success story came in his Senior year when he placed 12th. in the state. Congra-dulations Will! The members of the 1980-81 Boy’s Swim Team were Seniors-W Graebe. David Ottinger. and Jun Otani Jurtors-Chuck Calvert. AJ Morrson. Bi Dorsam. Tony White, and Kevin Conk right, the Sophomore members were Craig Tul. Mke Camp. Brian Teyema. Glenn Bolen. Phil Caruso. Mark Sherman, and Kirk Maddock The only Freshman was Scott Noyes, who ganed his varsity letter The Frankfort Senior High Swim team had. what has to be called, and up and down season. Their season began on a sour note when they lost their first two meets, they then bounced back and won their next three. This was the pattern for the entire season. Though the 80-81 season didn't produce that coveted state crown, the valuable experience gained could well lead to it. 101 T The 1981 Boy's Track Team was undefeated throughout the season. They took home the honors in winning the Big Five meet, CIC, the Sagamore Conference and the County meet. The 400 relay team, consisting of Tony Baker, Larry Carlson, Raymond Jackson, and Blake Skiles, had an outstanding season and set a school record with a time of 45.1. Jay Hoyer and Kevin Coomer continued to the Regionals in the long jump and shot put. Hoyer's best jump for the season was 21'6 and Coomer's best throw was 141'6 , both setting new school records. Kent Harrison had another super season with his best time 9:59 in the 3200. Other school records went to Bryan Fickle in the 110m hurdles with a time of 15:3. Good job guys! As Coach Stuart says, it's another feather in our caps 102 Row 1: Ron Rothenburger. Brad Page. Jose Cawtio. Dick Phitef. Brian Ross. Marc Wann. Jun Ohtara. Jm Siler. K.C. Seibert. Andy Robinson. David G um. Ron Pifton Row 2 Jett Ummei. Jeff Harris. Jay Hoyer. Ke« Curnutt. Blake Skdes. Kent Harrison. Dan Hfckerson. Rodney Warm. Phi Caruso. Glen Hudson. Bryan Fickle. Row 3: Sam Schiedter. Jeff Henderson. Mark Brewer. Raymond Jackson. Kevin Coomer. Tony Baker. Jim Parsons. Bruce Day. Bob Mitchell. Kevin Roberts. Steve Henderson. Cooches. Mr. Slivart. Mr Hemdon. Mr Timmons, and manager. John Smith. 104 The Hot Dog Golf team finished the season with a 5-8 win, loss record. They finished 6th out of seventeen teams in the sectionals. The coach for the golfers is Randy Smith. At the spring banquet Sophomore John Morris was given the award for the lowest average, and the lowest tourney average, and Junior Bill Miller was the most improved. Coach Smith. Matt Evans. Tony A nan. Bi Mitter. Mark Webb. John Morris. Al Morrison. Dave Andrus. Stancfcng Doug Hines. Andy Gar hart. Curt C air on. Stan Vrooman. Todd Sanyder. David Brant. Scott Vrooman. Scott Noyes. Roy Scott. Jim Dupter IBASEBALL1 At th© time this article is being written, the Hot Dog Baseball team, under the direction of Coach Wayne Davis, is waiting to take on Clinton Prarie in their first game of the sectionals. The team finished the regular season with a record of 6 wins and 13 losses. This year's team is full of experienced players, and they are sure to do well in the sectionals. Good Luck Hot Dogs! Row 1: Jay Ayers. Duane Gerald. Tim McKinzie. Greg Renick. Steve Emery. Troy Mason. Row 2: Dave Sanders. Scott Stuard. Rob Heimbach. Brian Eads. Todd Snyder. Perry Wood Row 3: Henry Dahmen. Tim Ayers. Ron Rudd. Mike Taylor. Bryce Hibbard. Blaine Eods 107 GIRLS TENNIS The 1980-1981 Girls Tennis Team proved to have an outstanding season. The varsity team end the season with a 11-3 record, and in Conference a 2-1 record. The Reserve team ended a nice season with a 5-4 record, and their Conference record was 1-1. The team was led by seniors. Missy Micheal and Susan Milholland. The girls Tennis season was interrupted many times by rain. Lorna Hughes was forced to leave the team due to injury. Susan Milholland, Jayne Johnson and Maria Mcay advanced to quarterfinals in sectionals. Bock Jonele Smrth Marla Macy. Chris Sexton. Rosonne Poole. Becky Foster. Jan Ruch. Kim Mathews. Shonon Brown. Katie Newmayer. Mercia M y. Arnie Titus Front Jane E(dodge. Jenny Darnels. Vonda Chittick. Missy N fcchaeJ. Jayne Johnson. Susan Miholiond. Marta Miler Penny Wiftams The 1980-1981 Girls Track Team ended a season with a 1-6 record. Although the regular season came out on the short end, due to the lack of team members, the team was second in the county meet and second in the conference meet. Many new school records were made. Jerri McKinney was awarded with the most valuable Senior and Penny Robison and Karen Stoops received the award for the most valuable underclassmen. Cheryl Maish was presented with the most dedicated award. Teri Sterling was the most improved player. The outstanding Freshman was Sara Scheidler. Row 1: Becky Weis. Cherri Cooper. Karen Stoups. Kely Rakiy. Chris Brant Row 2 Kim Stoms. Martha Blodget. Tony Loveless. SheBy Moore. Katring Hale Row 3: Angie Bond. Sheryl Dunn. Terri Sterling. Robin Emery. Jerry McKinney. Lee Ann Baker Row 4 Sara SchekJer. Lisa Myers Penny Robinson Cheryl Maish. Miss Priest INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL The 1980-81 Intramural season once again proved to be an exciting one as Kevin Coomer led his team to a 11-2 season and the intramural championship. The difficulty of their tourney path was lessoned when the pre-tourney favorite team, the Bullets was knocked off in the opening game of the playoffs. The Bullets led by Tony Thompson and Jay Heyer had compiled a 10-0 regular season record and had beaten Coomers team earlier in the season. 2 1980-81 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS F.S.H.S. Sports Scoreboard Boy's Swimming McCutcheon We They Crawfordsville 73 98 North Montgomery 63 109 Noblesviile 93 79 Lebanon 46 125 West Lafayette 91 69 Brownsburg 38 129 Benton Central 92 79 Sagamore Conference 2nd place Kokomo 116 51 Logansport 47 125 Harrison 93 78 Sectional 6th place 107 57 Boy's Basketball We They Rossville 61 58 Harrison 70 60 West Lafayette 66 68 Clinton Prairie 62 49 Clinton Central 71 65 Southmont 59 58 Logansport 79 57 Brownsburg 56 76 Lebanon 53 66 Delphi 73 67 Kokomo 53 61 Western 79 66 Crawfordsville 62 46 McCutcheon 77 61 Noblesviile 45 63 North Montgomery 75 64 Gary Emerson 54 79 Benton Central 62 54 Western Boone 44 49 Boy's Tennis We They Danville 4 1 Taylor 3 2 Southmont 2 3 Western Boon 5 0 McCutcheon 4 1 Lafayette Jeff 0 5 Brownsburg 2 3 North Montgomery 5 0 Delphi 4 1 North Western 2 3 KoKomo 5 0 Noblesviile 5 0 Crawfordsville 5 0 Zionsville 5 0 Taylor 4 1 KoKomo Haworth u 1 Alexandria 5 0 Western 5 0 Harrison 2 3 Tipton Sectionals 3 2 KoKomo Haworth 3 2 Noblesvile 5 0 North Western 2 3 Golf We They Kokomo Haworth 351 344 Brownsburg Plainfield 195 193-191 Tipton 344 353 Noblesviile 167 166 Warren Central Invit. 9th place Lafayette Jeff 362 315 Brownsburg Invit. 10th place Kokomo 357 395 Lebanon 332 340 Delphi 168 175 Jeff Invit. 6th place Logansport 337 318 Crawfordville 360 332 West Lafayette 355 339 Sagamore Conf. 5th place 114 Football We They Western 7 13 Lebanon 28 6 Clinton Central 21 6 Noblesville 7 16 Western Boone . 21 27 Brown sburg 7 25 North Montgomery 15 28 West Lafayette 33 13 Crawfordsville 6 3 Benton Central 43 0 Boys Track We They Harrison 77 50 Clinton Central 105 22 Logansport 69 58 Clinton Prarie 99 28 BIG FIVE MEET 1st place Harrison Twin Lakes 84 56-18 Delphi Relays-Division A 3rd place Lebanon 58 19 Central Indiana Conference 1st North Montgomery 76 51 Conference 1st place County meet Sectional 9th out of 21 teams 1st place Girls Track I Clinton Central We They : Logansport 45 60 Delphi 20 80 Lebanon 33 71 Clinton Prairie 48 58 Carroll 46 59 County Meet 71 34 2nd place 2nd place Conference Girls Tennis We They Zionsville 6 1 Kokomo Haworth 6 1 Kokomo High 6 1 Delphi 7 0 Lafayette Jeff 0 7 Tipton 6 1 Western 7 0 Lebanon 4 1 Harrison 6 1 McCutcheon 3 4 Logansport 5 2 Carroll 7 0 Crawfordsville 1 6 North Montgomery Brownsburg 5 rained out 0 Scores were not available for the following sports: Girls Swimming. Girls Basketball. Girls Volleyball and Boys Wrestling. 115 Row 1 Tim Ayecs. Ron Rudd. Beth Frye. Robin Emery. Chris Brant. Tom Mier. Blake Skies. Sam Sc headier. Steve Emery. Steve Alen. Al Morrison. Randy Ross Row 2 Stocy Coomer. Jerri Mckinney. Mr W Davis. Larry Carlson. Sandy Schetd. Jay Hoyer. Kisti Good. Ltoby Baker. Cathy DeHaven. Becky Weis. Martha Blodget. Tony White Row 3 Brad Shaw. Mark Brewer. Glen Hudson. W Groebe. Susan MMholand. Sherry Siegfried. Lisa Myers. Cheryl Maish. Toni Loveless. Kim Stoms. Jenny Riegle. Robin Coomer. Brent Jasper Row 4 Mr. K. Stuart. Brod Page. Joe Cook. Bryce Htobard. Bi Dorsam. Bryan Fickle. Chuck Calvert. Mire Taylor. Jim Dupler. Aimee Titus, Maria Macy. Penny Robison, Sheryl Dunn. Maria Mocy. Scott Stuard. Mr J. MHholand Row 1 Pat Goodnight, Beth Frye. Missy Michael. Tammy Yates. Susan Mit oiand. W Groebe Row 2 Larry Carlson. Mice Abbott. Coleen McPhearson. Chip McCuloch. Mke Frye. Susan Ayers. Tom Mier Row 3: Frank Caruso. Rexanne Swam, Stacy Coomer. LaDonna Parris. Sandy Scheid. Jerri McKinney. Sam Scheidler Row 1: David Patchett. Doug Maish, Mies Pendry. Becky Wells Row 2: Buddy Conklin. Steve Putins. Bii Stonehi. Mary Coombs Row 3: Chorie Bryne. Mr Chuck Knoll. Pete Teter. Todd Snyder. Jim Rider 118 Row 1 Bryce Hibbard. W Groebe, Susan N«holand. Jerri Mcknney. Beth Frye. Sandy Scheid. Lisa Oossin. Jeff Henderson. Chris Brant. Tom Mtor. Saly Wray. Robin Emery Row 2: Rhonda Ftshbock. Rexanne Swarn. Chp McCuloch. Pat Farias. Sheryl Dunn. Ladonna Parris. Mark Brewer. Blake Skies. Rodney Wann. Sam Scheidter Row 3 Paula Ford. Amy Titus. Ubby Baker. Maria Macy. Kisti Good. A1 Morrison. Sherry Mason. Mary Davis. Ang« Ostler. Jockie Wade Row 4 Scott Joggers. Troy Werner. Steve Alan. Bi Dorsam. Teresa Brock. Carofcne Alen. Tara Roush. Lori Goode. Rita Chittock Row 5: Sandy Nelson. Cynthts Bel. Rosanne Poole. Cherri Cooper. Robin Coomer. Kim Winegard. Mk:he«e Ridenour. Dawn Eliott Modelyn Reck Row 6 Janey Cassei. Bruce Htobard. Jerry Ewing. Scott Stuart. Andy Detheroge. John Bloom. Robert Heimboch. Annette Sandoge. Vickie Lowden. LeAnne Mriler Marcia Macy Row 7: Vonda Chittock. Xan Davies. Matt Evans. Pete Teter. Stan Vrooman. Alan Ostler. Randy Ross. Greg Renick. Tony Cnswel. Doug Arrich Row 8 Jenny Darnels. Kim Mathews. Penny Wiliams. Melissa Henderson. Becky Foster. Anne Lippsett. KeK Rady. Jackie Good. Chris Sexton. Shannon Brown Row 9: Mke Kay. Blaine Eods. Jeff Coomer. Annda Lahee. Marta Miller. Sara Schiedter. Rod Risse. Jeff Hiand. John Smith. Jim Sier Row 1: Scotty Wheat. Steve Pu ns. Matt Stuve. David Brant. Matt Wainscott Row 2 Steve Perkins. Ken Hampton. Kevin Johnson. Perry Wood. Bi Mier Row 3: Buddy Conk In. Mark Webb. Daria Clark. Lynn Eads Row 4 Mr Dale Snoddy. Toby Hedge. Deanna Adams. Kim Wmegard 119 Front: Steve Alen Row 1: Gary Wood. Mke Floyd. Jesse Cortez. Larry Bltner. Donnie Atxxjgh. Jon Bates Row 2: Mr Catln. Randy Hal. Jerry Brantner. Greg Randolph. Kenny Upp. Russel Baker Row 1 Becky Weis. Mbsy Mkrhoei. Chip McCuloch. Jeff Henderson. Beth Frye. Sandy Scheid. Mke Frye. Chris Brant. Stacy Coomer. Lisa Clossin Row 2 91 Stonehii. Martha Blodget. Mtes Pendry. Brod Shaw. Glen Hudson. Dianne Ottinger. Rhonda Fishbock. Mke Abbott Row 3 Mary Coombs. Lisa Bishop. Regina Donoho. Jerry Blackburn. Rich Redman. Sherry Mason. Barb Bolman. Jkn Dupler. Ubby Baker. Amy Titus Row 4 Blaine Eods. Mark Webb. Rexanne Swaim. Tammy Yates. David Roustto. Lori Forney Row 5: Dan Howe. Tony White. Brent Jasper. Sherry Siegfried. Chris Estes. Cherri VanMeter. Maricia Moudy Row One: CJnda Sherer. Ron P� on. Eddte Butcher. Tom Dkbas. Linda Myers. David Chester. Guy South. Glenda Godbey Row Two: Dan Gard, Tracey Saulsberry. Brian Culross. Mke Hutchison. Terry Clck. Steve Seaboit. Mke Moore Back: Eric Bedard 120 Row 1: Jm Camp. Wi Graebe. Frank Caruso. Mke Abbott. Joft Henderson. Chip McCiioch. Jm Dtpler. Andy Detheroge Row 2: Tim Ayers. Steve Henderson. John Kay. Jay Ayers. Alan Ostler. John Smrth. Mke Urey Row 3 Tom Mler. John Morris, Matt Evens. Maurice Fisher Row 4 Larry Carlson. Sam SchekJer. Blain Eads, Scott Vrooman. Brian Eads. Jeff Hand. Matt Wainscott. Scott Stuard Row 5 Bryce Hbbard. Glen Hudson, Doug Mier. Troy Werner. Scott Joggers. Rob Heimbach. Bruce Hibbard Row 6 Mke Frye. Andy Wiliams. Ke« Cumutt. Bi Dorsam. Mark Stonehi. Dave Andrus. Henry Dahmen Row 7: Brian Bennett. Rodney Warm. Rom Senkant. Rich Redman. Blake Skies Row 1: Jeff Henderson. Barb Bdman, Rita Chittick. Dan Howe. Stacy Coomer. Chip McCuloch. Mke Frye. Usa Clossin Row 2: Jerri McKinney. Kim Rogers. David Roustio. Brent Jasper. Pat Dixon Row 3: Cathy Sanders, Ubby Baker. Penny Robison. Ar g� Ostler. Steve Henderson. Row 4: Rhonda Fishbock. Dianne Ottinger. Tammy Yates. Kevin Conk right. Sheryl Dunn, Alan Ostler. Row 5: Beth Frye. Mfcsy Mchoel. Brad Shaw. Glen Hudson. Anne Lipsett. Rexanne Swaim. Bridget McClain. Mtekie Ridenour Row 6: Amy Stuve. Mr Henderson. Tony White Row 1: loma Hughes. Sheryl Dunn. Helen Viney. Sandy Scheid. Chris Brant. Beth Frye, Missy Mtehaei Row 2: Lori Goode. Amy Titus. Katie Nmmeyer. Dianne Ottinger Angie Ostler. Lisa Myers Row 3: Ubby Baker. Sherry Mason. Jayne Johnson. Stacy Coomer. Usa Clossin Row 4 Rhonda Fishbock. Roxanne Swaim. Mrs Platt. Jerri McKinney 121 Row 1: Jerri McKinney. Shefce Bates. Tia Shrcliff. Robin Emery. Kathy Long. Barb Goodnight. Lisa Jackson. Paula Ford. Cheryl Marsh. Valehe VanOstran. Mary Porter Row 2: Lisa Bishop. Grocie Syknas. Wendy McKee. Jan Crawford. Delores Leach. Mindy Witoum. Tammy Birden. Darta OarV. Jackie Wade Row 3: Tara Roush. Sonja Hal. Cherie VanMeter, Laurie Ewing, Pat Goodnight. Chystal Sherer. Vickie Crews. Connie Bryne. Missy McIntosh. Denise Boyd Row 4 Jackie Price. Teresa Taylor. Brenda Hal. Barbie Bicknel. Teresa Timmons. Chris Wregand. Jo Dirbas. Teresa Brock. Anita Crick (left to right) Mss Brown. Sandy Hooker. Glenda Lovett. Toni Gun yon. Peggy Toney. Arm Parker. Janet McKibben. Angie Gunyon. Samantha Serves. Dana McClain. Barb Jones. Lon Mnth. Sherri Reed. Regina Gunyon. Mary Mixry. Bridget McClain. Melody Hockard, Cindy Russell. Cathy Myers Row 1: Tim McKinzie. Duane Gerald. Kefc Kersey. Missy Michael. Suzanne Scheidter. Tim Hal. Andrew Waloce Row 2: Brad Shaw. Ida Grider. Todd Brown. Jackie Baker. Glenda Smith. Anita Obermier. Michele Matthews Row 3: Pat Farias. Mary Davis. Mana Mocy. Linda Ray. Amy Stuve. Angie Ostler. Barb Bolman. Rita Chittock 122 Row 1 Teresa Bushman. Jackie Prce. Stela Salmas. Scott Hockler. Frank Caruso. James Scott. Undo Ray. Darla Clark Row 2 Maricia Moudy. Sherry Siegfried, Gracie Safcnas. Lisa Jackson. David Moore. Rhonda Ftshbock. Stacy Coomer. Martha BkxJget. Kim Leach. Barbie Bicknel Row 3: Amy Obermier. Kim Car dew. Myra Seymour. Shawna Snodgrass. Mefcssa Blackburn. Kei Gun yon. Micki Booth. Brenda Pickering. Lynn Fades Row 4 Lori Bushman. Martha Burge. Mkrhele Richards. Kevin King. Junior Bicknel Row 5 Mbs Irion. Becky Foster. Mefcssa Henderson. Brian Ross. Tracy Riley. Mfce Slovens. Rex Brown. Jeff Walters. Joe Wiiams Row 6 Kevin Conkright. Jeff Rumpza. Juio Mofcna Row 1 Mark Brewer. W Graebe. Steve Pulfcns. Cathy Wiiams. Jrn Anderson. Colleen McPhearson. Rodney Wann. Tony Emery Row 2 Denise Boyd. Pete Teter. Mike Camp. Brent Jasper. Dan Howe. Clayton Foster. Tony White. Shannon Brown. Chris Sexton Row 3: Rexanne Swaim. Steve Henderson. Vicki Lowden. Laura Abbott. Annette Sandage. Rhea Light. Lisa Plummer. Carol Scott Row 4 B4 Stonehl. Steve Perkins. John Stonehi. Nancy Osborn. Morilyn Coffman. DeeDee Adama. John Smith. Jockie Good. Linda Roustio. She lie Moore. Susan Daly Row 5 Kim Storm. Susie Beknore. Doug Matsh, Stan Vrooman. Rosame Poole. Andy Robison. Mike Kay. Jane Eidridge. Vonda Chrttick. Kim Reddington. Xan Davies. Karen Gandy Row 6: Victor Smith. Tammy Root. Lisa Wiliams. George Ry near son. Cmdi Spit aimak. Ann Upsett. Penny Wiiams. Sara Scheidter. Jenny Daniels Row 7 Signe Halverson. Mr Herndon. Andrea Culross. Kelly RakJy. Jan Ruch. Kim Mathews. Carla Cripe Row 1 Pam Baker. Barbie 8 cknei. Janessa See. Helen Hines. Crystal Sherer. Miss Hyman Row 2: Pam Hodges. Carol Thomas. Brenda Pickering. Martha Blodgett. Patty Miner. Debbie Perk ms. Theresa Timmons Row 3: Barb Reynolds. Trocy Titus. Rhonda Fishback. Dianne Ottinger. Pat Dixon. Debbie Greeno Row 4 Kim Moore. Chris McQueen. Lora McKee. Pam Myers. J«l Thomas. Sandy Rader Row 5: Tammy Alen. Theresa Reppert. Mefcssa Blockburn. Rosie Doke. Ann Parker. Tma Roder. Regina Gunyon 123 Cooks And Bus Drivers Barbara Faucett. MikHed Kirk man. Shirley Obermier. Dorothy Jones. Mnrne Smith. Ruth Martin. Connie Maish Joyce Robertson. Brenda Brackett. Thelma Downey. Mable We da. Ester Shope. Poly Lipp. Joanne Fuller. Joanne Donoho Charlie Colins. Troy Michaels. Jack Sharp. Alva Sheets. Jay HHbs 124 Office Workers Editor-Penny Robison. Lnda Myers. Mrs Goar. Tina East. Donna Vergari Lisa Wolf. Tara Roush. Pat Dixon. Dianne Ottinger. Pat Farias. Mike Camp. Tina East. Dawn Hi. Mary Davis. Mary Porter. Shawna Snodgrass FOREIGN My name is Anna Viklund I'm 18 years old and. I'm from Stockholm. Sweden My family in Sweden contains of my parents, my married sister, and my fat cat. Here in Frankfort I am staying with the Miner family Jerry. Nancy. Mark. MoSy. four horses, and many cats. The schools in Sweden don't really differ too much from ones in the United States. Although we don't pay for our lunch, the books are free but. we can't realy choose our subjects in the way you do We have to pick a certain Ine during high school I picked the Social Studies Lne' The classes in that “line is English. Swedish. Math. Social and Science Studies, two more languages such as French. Spanish. German and Russian, and Art or Music. We keep the Sne we picked and are not able to drop it for three years of high school The school activities I am involved in are Z-club. pep club, and concert choir. Outside of school my biggest interest are horses. I have a great time with my own horse. To get a driving license in Sweden, you have to be sixteen years of age and you have to take both the written and driving test. Many people flunk them. It costs around $500-$1.000. depending on how many lessons you've taken. Gas prices are as much os $3 a galon Many just take the bus. Being an exchange student is great and I am enjoying every second here in Frankfort. I am realy glad that I had the opportunity to come to the United States, and to see America and how Americans are. it is giving me a lot of experience to be away from everything I'm used to. My name is Michiel de Cleerl. and I am eighteen years old. I am from the city of Zaandam. in the Netherlands. Here in the U.S.A. I am staying with the Maddock famly; Kent and Kirk Maddock are both students at F.S.H.S. In the Netherlands 1 have a younger brother and a younger sister, besides my Mom and Dad. High school in the Netherlands are very different from the ones here In the United States. There are basicly four different types of high schools; one technical and the other three are different levels of ocodemics. Your schedule is the same for a week with different classes each day. Much emphasis is put on the academic classes, such as the sciences, foreign languages, etc. At Frankfort I am involved in Tennis. Intramural Basketball, and the fall-musical “My Fair Lady' . In the Netherlands we don't have sports at school. If you want to participate in some kind of sport, you will have to join a private club. I. for instance, am a member of a Tennis and a Field-hockey club. Next to Tennis and Field-hockey. I enjoy reading and photography. Other things I enjoy are root beer and chocolate-chip cookies (ha ha). It is exceptional for Dutch high school students to drive a car. First, you have to be eighteen years of oge before you can take the drivers test, which is very hard and extremely expensive. And the gas prices in Europe are much higher, almost two times high, than in the U.S.A., so you'll think twice before you buy a car. I decided to come to the U.S.A. because after my graduation I wanted to do something exciting and special. I wanted to leave my home-country, friends and family for a year, just to see how much it would be different over here. I think it was well worth the effort. After I return to the Netherlands. I wB go to the University of Amsterdam to study dentistry, which wiS keep me busy for the next couple of years! Although I haven't been homesick. I sure miss some things from home. In Holland, we eat much more fish than here in the Mid-West, and of course I've missed my favorite Dutch candies, salted licorice and plain chocolate. And I haven't hod a good cup of coffee since 1 came here!! 126 EXCHANGE My name is Jun Otani (Ohtani). I am fifteen years old and I'm from Japan I live with Mr and Mrs. Phil Miller and their famiy In Japan my father works in an insurance company, and my mother is a nurse. I have a brother and sister. We are very cooperative with each other, which makes us happy. Basically. Japanese schools focus on having knowledge about everything. Many don't feel that it is useful to know the things they are learning, but much of it will help them in their future lives. American schools have variety types of classes Students in the United States con pick their classes which go along with their interests and their talents In Japan all our classes are picked for us. We can't excerise our talents or learn more about our interests. I am on the swmmng team here in the United States In Japan I was involved in gymnastics, but I'm planning on quit mg it ond starting swimming In order to get your kscense in Japan, one has to be eighteen years old and take both a written and drivng test It costs about $1,000 to complete the terms in drivings school. I've wanted to come to America for a long time. I wanted to come to get answers to my questions for myself. I would like to know about everything, but I know that's impossible I stil would like to have knowledge I enjoy art and music. I play the violm and the guitar I also enjoy singing When I go back to Japan I'l be able to tel everyone about what I've learned My name is Julio E. Molina and I'm 17 years old. I'm from Chile. I Ive with Mr and Mrs. Craig McCarty. My father is a farmer We have a farm with a plantation of grapes, which sometimes come to the United States My mother is a teacher of an elementary school. She also teaches the students about Red Cross My brother. Pato. is a student Here the high schools are more complete in many aspects, such as. the different classes the student can choose. In Chile everybody studies the same things, which contains twelve classes. The extra curricular activities here are very organized. Chie schools have breaks between classes of about ten minutes in whcih we can do anything The teochers are the ones who move to one class to another. We have the same classmates through out the day. Some schools go from 8 a m. to 12:30 p.m. than after lunch from 3:30 to 5 30 p.m. The requred subjects for Juniors and Seniors are; Spanish. Math (Algebra. Geometry and sometimes Trigonometry). Biology. Chdean tfstry. Universal History. Englsh, French. Art. Chemestry. Phisics. Philosophy, and Physical Education. I was involved In Tennis and participated a short time n Swimming. I also plan on participating in Baseball I'm also in Spanish club. After school. I enjoy going to concerts, parties, football games, and traveling is one of the things I enjoy doing. In order to get your Sscense in Chile, you must be 18 years old and pay about 30 dolors, then take a driving and written test. The first purpose of my trip to the United States is to learn the language. Secondly I wanted to learn to Ive on my own and to make my own decisions. I also wanted to see and team about the country I've always dreamed of. I love the food in this country especialy McDonalds. The people are super friendly and they've taught me dot about their country. One thing that I really admire, about Frankfort Senior High, is Its gym and indoor swimming pool. 127 Xrkx, Rusty Moore put some stain on a board while working on this year s building trades project house Building Dennis Welch. Terry Bolen. Sherry Evans. John Garland. Larry Hinkle Top Dana Eiott. Duane Henderson. Lori Synder. Terry Stinson. Kerry Robertson. Teresa Winchester. Raymond Jackson. Mrs Platt. Jeff Craven. Sherri Bolen. Lori Leach. Mike Philips. Bottom: Robin Robison. Natalie Beard. Tracy Donoho. Cathy Edkidge. Hobie Montgomery. Suzy Cupp. Janessa See. Angela Davis. Benny Smith. Shari Davies. This year's Cosmototogy students were Glenda Hite. Cathy Gdbert. and (not pictured) Helen Hines. Tammy Adams, and DeAnna Strange The grts take classes at the House of James Beauty Participating in the building of the project house were Tony Castoreno. Jim Catron. Scott Hal. Rusty Moore. Brad Poge. Chuck Rich. Lance Royer. Greg Scott. Chris Baker. Greg Bartley. B y Donoho. Chris Orem. Jim Orem. Tim Richardson. Bret Ridenour. Tim Spears, and Terry Toison Trades Kathy Long. SheU e Bates. Pat Goodnight. Lisa Williams. Jerri McKinney. Jan Crawford. Back Connie Bryne. Robin Emery. Lourie Ewng. Mindy Wixjrn and Tia Shircliff 130 131 ROTC Battalion Color Guard National Champion JROTC Color Guard 132 ROTC BALL Row 1. Pam Hodges. Jeannte Gates. Lmda Myers. Sandy Rader Chris McQueen. Jo Mundel. Tammy Root. Row 2. Steve Seabott. Mi e Spurting. John Skirvn. Ron Piion. Larry Fish. Jim Orem. Brian Culross Laughing and having fin Tom Dirtoas with queen Linda Myers 133 1981 BIG BROADCAST The 1980 Big Broadcast was described by many as the best Broadcast ever. and we agree. The theme was “In the Mood. and it was carried out throughout the show with plenty of first class entertainment. The audience was put in the mood for dancing, singing, comedy, love and Classical music just to name a few. The dedication and talent really showed, as every act was performed to perfection. Many of us will always remember the 1981 Big Broadcast as “the best , and it shall ever remain a fond memory in the hearts of all the students who participated, and especially the Senior class of 1981. •• PUPPETTS The 1980-81 Puppetts were led by Senior Co-captains Sally Wray and Susan Milholland. The other members of the squad were; Tara Roush, Robin Emery, Amiee Titus, Kistie Good, Angie Ostler, Katie Newmayer, Linda Ray, Beth Frye, Mary Davis, Jayne Johnson, Sherry Mason, and Kim Risse. F.S.H.S. BLUE and WHITE BAND Row 1 Dove Andrus. Robn Coomer. Anje Bond. Teh Storing. Marta Mfer. Janey Cassel. Marcia Mocy. Anne Gumsey. Rosanne Poole. Mark Stonehi. Stacy Coomer. Rhonda Fishback. Dianne Ottriger. Jeff Henderson. Drum Major Rich Redman. M e Frye. Tammy Brden. Dawn Eiott. Lori Mier. Shelie Bates. Sherry Mason. Jayne Johnson. Jim Dupier. Kathy Gephart. Brian Piatt. Rexanne Swam. Brent Jasper Row 2 Loma Hughes. Ubby Baker. Charles Patton. Chip McCuloch. Tony White. Dan Howe. Debbie Greeno. Mark Rothenburger. Debbie Benge. Marcia Moudy. Chris Estes. Lori Forney. Michete Mathews. Sara Sokx. Nancy Osborn. Lisa Clossn. Tina Roder. Barbie Bickne . Sherry Siegfried. Missy McIntosh. Beth Frye. Sandy Scheid. Chris Brant. Saly Wray. Kett Kersey. Rita Chittick. Chem VanMeter. Mark Crum Kim Stoms. Eddte Butcher. Dan Gard Row 3 Steve Henderson. Angte Ostler, Mfce Abbott. M e Moore. John Nelson. Doug Miter. David Ottinger. Mike Ridenour. Bruce Nance. Helen Viney. Scott Joggers. Glen Hudson. Brian Ross. Ray Jarrett. Torn Loveless, Katie Newmayor. Quint Viers. M e Camp. Aimte Titus. Kim Risse, Bonnie Bailey. Nanette Fisher. Brenda Harmon. Karen Stoops. Kisti Good. Tara Roush. Lon Goode. Derek Ashmore. Tammy Mohr. Rosie Doke Frankfort Senior High School is vry proud of their music department and on the following pages are the students who practice and show emense dedication to their cause music. From the Blue and White Band to the Freshmen choir aH are to be congradulated on another successful year Music is the basis for a world of peace, and we are grateful to be a part of It. 136 Front row Debbie Teagarden. Gena Pugsley. Sara Sailor. Martha Blodget. Lisa Bishop. Pat Fans. Mrckie Ridenour. Michele Richards. Kathy Dern. Cathy Sanders. Georgeann Saari. Tory Scott. Helen Hines. Kim Winegard. Connie Burns. Anita Obermier. Lorna Hughes. Libby Baker. Stacy Royer. Lisa Godbey. Stacy Coomer. Meissa McIntosh. Chris Brant. Sa� y Wray. Beth Frye Back row Charles Patton. Jun Ohtani. Jim Sier. John Wolf. Becki Weis. Jon Stonehi. Carol Scott. Susan Daly. Charie Byrne. Tracy Davies. Mies Pendry. Julie McBride. Bi Stonehi. Viana Stevens. Jeff Felty. Sherri Fisher. Tony White. Mike Abbott. Lisa Clossrv Steve Henderson. Sandy Shetd. M e Frye. Mark Rothenburger. Helen Viney, Jim Dupier. Dave Andrus. Mike Camp F.S.H.S. ORCHESTRA SWING CHOIR CONCERT CHOIR STAGE BAND Concert Choir Swing Choir Stage Band Row 1 Valerie VanOstran. Pam KresseJ. Anna Vikkjnd. Miss Cahalon. Mike Camp, Brad Shaw. Buddy Conk In. David Brant. Marilyn Coffman. Bonnie Me In fish, Dana McClan Row 2 Sandy Nelson. Brenda Pickemg. Bran Cnpe, Toby Hedge. Jim Anderson. Jun Oh-tam. Nancy Osborn. Sara Sailor. Lori Campbell Row 3 Lisa Huffer. JM Thomas. Robin Galvin. Jeff Harris. Chuck Alen. Dave Sanders. Rick Pickering. DeeDee Adams. Sherrie Taylor. Dena Vibert Row 4 Lynn Eades. Cheryl Hod-gen. Ray Davis. Mark Webb. Perry Wood. Ron P on. Betty Timmons. Teresa Timmons Row 5 Tammy Mohr. Sherry Fisher. Tony Thompson. Mrfes Pendry. Carl Pugh. Penny M kan. Jockie Taylor (not pictured Melissa Crose. Anga Fetterhoff. DeeDee Leach) Ray Dave. Rexanne Swam. Blaine Eades. Kathy Kern. Cathy Sanders. Buddy Conklin. Brent Jasper. Dana McClain. Jerry Blockbum. Regna Donoho. Becky WeH. Mike Frye. Beth Frye. Mk:kie Ridenour. Brad Shaw. Barb Bol-man. Chp McCuloch. Mary Coombs. Mike Abbott. Dave Roustio. Missy Michael. Tammy Yates. Mark Webb Left to right Sherry Mason. Dawn Elkott. Dan Howe. Rich Redman. Tammy Yates. Mr Wonscott. j©tt Henderson. Chp McCuloch. Mark Rothenburger Row 2 Rosanne Poole. Dave Ot ringer. Brent Jasper. Glen Hudson. Jim Dupier. Saly Wray. Robn Coomer Row 3 Mfce Frye. Sheie Bates. Cheri Van Meter. Tony White. Dave Andrus, Miles Pendry. Mfce Abbottt. Steve Henderson. Mike Ridenour. 141 FRESHMEN CHOIR CONCERT BAND GIRL'S CHOIR Freshmen Choir Concert Band Girl's Choir Row 1 Miss Cahakan. Pam Beard. Lisa Plummer. Lorraine Carney. KC Setoert. Toby McClain. Scott Knox. Jockie Good. Undo Rous to. Rita Moore. Kim Galvin Row 2 Chris McQueen. Susan Payne. Renee Black. Tammy Alen. Lee Ann Baker. Jeff Lovett. Angie Widen. Kerry Clark, Penny Hedge. Stacy Hokman Row 3 Cathy Randolph. Amy Ober mier. Tammy Roberts. Natafce Arnold. A Palmer. Shannon Saiee. Mark Lnscott. Melody Eads. Ange Howe. Sofia Cortez. Row 4 Pam Hodges. Kay Kendal. Kim Rohrbaugh. Kei Gun yon. Jeff Hiand. Jkn Parsons. Mssy Hbbard. Stephanie Cook. Mssy Wtxjrn Row 5 Chris Zimmerman. Carla Cnpe. Mokey Du-bree Jenny Hodge. Frank Smith. Jr. Bicknei. Jeff Bowles. Karen Gandy. Jeff Todd. Angie BeckeTiemer (not pictured Shannon Brown. Scott Noyes. Tammy Toot. Becky Foster) Row 1 Andrea Culross. Shannon Hi. Chris Sexton. Joyce Smith. Gai EkJridge Row 2 Melea Smith. Lynn Phips. Kely RaKJy. Melissa Henderson. Regina Reed. Signe Halverson Row 3: Kim Reddngton. Xan Davies. Anne Lppsett. Shely Moore. Lori Woodruff. Rob Christopher Row 4 George Rynerson. Jeff Rumpzo. Rod Rase. Jeff Saiee. Kevn Kng Row 5 Joe Wiams. Alan Ostler. Kenneth Cook. Debra Woggner. Mene Underwood Row 6 Victor Smith. Tammy Deeter. Jan Ruch. Vonda Chittick. Jenny Damels Row 7 Jon Smith. Kip Caldwefl. Andy Robison. Jeff Walters Row 1 Brenda Brantner. Tori Scott. Lisa Huffer. Jenny Daly. Kim Car dew, Mbs Cahalan Row 2: Mk i Booth. Cindy Bel. Kathy Gepharf. Annette Johnson Row 3 Carta Eldndge. Regr a Gunyon. Candy Robb. Donna Coy. Betty Timmons. Patty Royer (not pictured Jayne Gunyon) 143 No on© realizes the time and effort the Cauldron Staff puts in to the making of your yearbook The making of a yearbook is a tedious and hard job but the results are wonderful. For two years I have been a part of the Cauldron, one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Unlike most classes Cauldron uses your artistic, math, english, and typing skills. It is four classes rolled in to one. but most of all Cauldron is fun! This year the staff worked extra hard, and the results prove that. To Dana McClain, our typist, thank you for your typing skills. To the photographers. Marcia Carter. DeAnna Laughner. and Annette Patchett. you are the heart of the Cauldron and your extra effort shows in the quality of your pictures. To Tony Thompson. Boy's sports editor. I hope your Basketball skills improved this year and thank you for three years of dedication to the Cauldron. To Janet McKibben, you were a valuable asset to the girl's sports section, and always a smiling face. You did well for a beginner. Thank you. To John Bloom, you picked up the skills quickly for a rookie, you will be a credit to the book next year. John was in charge of the ROTC section and other special sections within the book. To Laura Abbott, our rookie of the year, you worked harder than anyone and always had your sections completed on time. The album section is not easy to do and Laura did a job well done. Thanks! To my sidekicks. Stacy Coomer. advertising and Michael Abbott. Co-Editor, what else can be said but, “we'll have to do it again sometime . And finally to Reece (oscar the grouch) Heninger I would like to dedicate this the 1980-81 Cauldron. And extend my thanks for putting up with us because we know it's not an easy thing to do. Enjoy this book, students and graduates of F.S.H.S. we worked hard to make it and we are very proud of it! Lisa Clossin Co-Editor 1980-81 Cauldron Staff 144 i 'fA v • 145 Dressed in Ponytails, bobby socks and poodle skirts the Pep Club boogied the night away during the Franktort-Gary Emerson game. The spirit was really hot and even more so with the excitement of going back in to history. 146 If there was an award given to a club for outstanding achievement it would definitely be awarded to the 1980-81 Pep Club. Just when we thought it would be no longer, the hands of Mother Spirit picked us up and make us anew. All of the credit goes to two understanding, hard working and spirited teachers. Mr Cleaver and Mrs. Milholland If it weren't for them we might of died , we ank them from the bottom of our hearts Also Co-Kresidents Robin Emery and Lisa Clossin and Vice President Missy Michael. But we cannot forget the real heros of our story and they are the 150 enthusiastic, and dedicated girls who participated in this years Pep Club. Long live F.S.H.S. SPIRIT!! F.S.H.S. Pep Club Members 1980-81 SEMORS Susan Ayres. Connie Byrne. Pat Farias. Ida Grider. Angie Gumon. Jodi Hinton. Susie Humphrey. Cathy Jarrett. Sara Damn. Dana McOan. Missy Michoel. Denise Newman. Arita Obermier. LaDonna Parris. Brenda Pickering. Robin Robinson. Kim Rogers. Juke Schoner. Samantha Servies. Brenda Swift. Jennie Riegie. Anna Vkiund. Mindy Wixirn. Juke Young BAND Lisa Clossin. Stacey Coomer. Kely Kersey. Lori Mier. Tammy Yates. Helen Viney CHEERLEADERS Sheryl Dum. Sandy Scheid. Tia Shrciff PUPPETTES Chris Brant. Robin Emery. Beth Frye. Susan M«- holand. Saly Wray JUMORS Sonja Awman. Barb Bolman. Tina East. Carta Eldridge. Paula Ford. Robin Galvin. Barbara Goodnight. Sonja Hal. Jennie Hansen. Helen Hnes Karen Hopkins. April Light. Mona Mocy. Cheryl Mash. Anna Marcum. Wendy McKee. Penny Miikan. Usa Myers. Jackie Price. Penny Robison. Crystal Sharer. Shanna Snodgrass. Jockie Wade. Cathy Zimmerman BAND Libby Baker. Barbie Bickne . Chris Estes. Debbie Greeno. De Anna Loughner. Toni Loveless. Sherry Siefried CHEERLEADERS Rita Chittick. Lori Goode PUPPETTES Mary Davis. Disti Good. Jayne Johnson. Sherry Mason. Katie Neumayer. Ar g� Ostler. Linda Wray. Kim Rissie. Tara Roush. Arne Titus SOPHOMORES Dee Dee Adams. Bonnie Bakey. Pam Baker. Keb Bartley. Cindy Bel. Patty Bodish. Mikkie Booth. Lori Campbe . Kim Carden. Marilyn Coffman. Cherri Cooper. Donna Coy. Jenny Daly. Angie Feterhof. Tom Gun yon. Anne Gurnsey. Jennifer Hayden. Kett Hinkle. Jennifer Howe. Kathy Kern. Annda Lahee. Tresa Lear. Vickie Lowden. Chris Melvin. Le Anne Miller. Mary Murray. Sandy Nelson. Delane Ostler. Am Parker. Deb Parker. Pattie Royer. Annette Sandage. Cathy Sanders. George Am Sarri. Tori Scott. Stocie Shrm. Angie Smiley. Jackie Taylor. Jl Thomas. Dena Vibert. Lfte Wilson. Kim Winegard. Mekssa Crose BAND Bonnie Bailey. Angie Bond. Janey Casse . Robin Coomer. Marcia Mocey. Marta Mier. Nancy Osborn. Teri Sterling. Anne Gurnsey FRESHMAN Tammy AJten, Natafce Arnold. Michele Bartley. Pam Beard. Renee Black. Mekssa Black-bum. Shannon Brown. Vonda Chittick. Stephanie Cook. Sofia Cortez. Carta Cnpe. Andrea Culross. Jode Ctrmingham. Susan Daly. Jenny Daniels. Xan Davies. Mcky Dubree. Melody Eods. Jane Eldridge. Becky Foster. Kim Galvin. Lisa Godby. Jockie Good. Kei Gun-yon. Katrina Hale. S gne Halverson. Melissa Henderson. Missy Htobard. Stacy Hickman. Shannon Hi. Jemy Hodge. Rhea Light. Anne Lpsett. M heke Marsh. Kim Mathews. Shety Moore. Amy Obermier. Tina Perk ns. Lyn Phi-kps. Usa Plummer. Kely Raidy. Cathy Randolph. Kim Rohrabough. Tamey Root. Linda Roustio. Jan Ruch. Sarah Scheider. Carol Scott. Chris Sexton. Myra Seymour. Merle Underwood. Debbie Waggoner. Missy Wixxn, Lisa W ams, Penny Wiiams. Lori Woodruff. Chris Zimmerman SPONSORS Mr Cleaver, and Mrs MiKrtand 147 F.S.H.S. Spirit Leaders 1 VARSITY Steve Henderson. Rita Chittick. Glen Hudson. Lori Goode. Al Momson. Sheryl Dunn. Ron Rudd. Tia Shirciff. Sam Major. Sandy Scheid 2 JR VARSITY Teri Sterling, Vicki Lowden. Janey Cassell. Annette Sandage. LeAnne Miller 3 FRESHMEN (top to bottom) Kett Rakiy. Carta Cripe. Anne Lippsett. Vonda Chittick Jan Ruch 148 MEMORIES F.S.H.S. Administration 1980-81 Mr. Goode: PrlncIpal-B.S. and M.S. Ed. specialist at Purdue University. Mr. Milholland: VIce-PrlncipalB.S. Eastern Illinois University, M.S. Indiana University, and 6th year Indiana University. Mr. Prosser: Dean ot Students-B.S. Indiana State University, M.S. Indiana State University, and 6th year Purdue University. ISO Superintendents Office Secretaries SWEETHEART DANCE Row 1 Janet McKibben, David Hughes; Teresa Timmons. Brain Leach. Melody Hackard. Scott Schimmel. Diane Ottinger, Jeff Henderson; Dana McClain. Gary Larimore; Angie Gunyon. Frank Caruso. Pat Dixon, Mike Frye. Tracy Titus. Barb Reynolds, Bridget McClain. Brian Keever. FRESHMEN DANCE TOP: The theme of the Sweetheart Dance was Could I Have This Dance for the Rest of my Life? A Z-96 D.J. played a varity of music for the dancers. BOTTOM: The Freshmen of 1980-1981 experienced their first formdl dance of High School. They picked Keep On Loving You as the theme. Freshmens and their dates danced to the music of Small Town's People. 153 THE NEWS IN BRIEF President Reagan Landslide. Yes, landslide-stunning, startling, astounding. beyond the wildest dreams and nightmares of the contending camps, beyond the furthest ken of the armies of pollsters, pundits and political professionals. After all the thousands of miles, th millions of words and dollars, the campaign that in newspapers across the land on the very morning of Election Day was still headlined TOO CLOSE TO CALL turned out to be a landslide. The American voter had struck again. Half the election-watching parties in the nation were over before the guests arrived. The ponderous apparatus of the television networks' Election Night coverage had scarcely got on the air before it was over NBC called the winner at 8:15 p.m. E.S.T.. and the loser conceded while Americans were still standing in line at polling booths in much of the country.II) Din a savage repudiation of a sitting President not seen since F.D.R. swept away Herbert Hoover in the midst of the Great Depression. Americans chose Ronald Wilson Reagan, at 69 the oldest man ever to be elected President, to replace Jimmy Carter in the White House. Some of the first returns came from states that Carter had to win to have any hope at all, and they made it mercilessly clear that White House would no longer be his. On the tide rolled, through Carter's native South, into the nation's industrial heartland, on to the West, until, reluctantly at the end. even New York fell to the Republicans Rising tide of votes, some hopeful, many angry carried Reagan to victory in one of the most astonishing political and personal triumphs in the nation's history_____________________________________ Hostages Released 100 Days 200 Days 300 Days 444 Days-Free! After 444 days of anguish and anticipation, the 52 American hostages were released from the American Embassy in Iran. The bells had scarcely finished pealing out the nation's joy over the hostages' release before the debate broke out on a tormenting question: Was the agreement that freed the captives a victory for peaceful, persistent diplomacy, or a humiliating payment of ransom that may encourage further terrorism against diplomats-or a little bit of both? Though the argument was somewhat muted last week by the euphoria surrounding the return of the hostages, it will intensify as outrage over the Iranian militants' harsh treatment of their captives spreads among Americans. Whether or not we buckled under the pressure forged by Iran all we can do is open our arms wide and say Welcome Homel 154 THE NEWS IN BRIEF Professional The 1980 World Series was between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Kansas City Royals. The Phillies won the series four games to two. They were led by such players as Steve Carlton. Mike Schmidt. Tug McGraw. and Pete Rose. The 1981 Super Bowl was between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Oakland Raiders. The Raiders came into the game as a surprise team and defeated the Eagles in a hard fought game. They were led by quarterback Jim Plunkitt who was awarded the comeback player of the year award. NCAA Out of the forty-eight teams selected for the 1981 NCAA Basketball tournament, our own Indiana Hoo-siers were victorious! Only those true believers of Bobby Knight and the team would of thought that they'd survive. Because of so many good teams such as DePaul. Kentucky. Oregon State, and UCLA the competition for the tournament was tough But I.U. defeated the best of them to become the 1981 NCAA Basketball Champions. Pope John Paul II THE PAPAL TARGET On the afternoon of May 13. 1981. the second major assasination attempt in two months occured on a world figure. This time, however, the victim was not just another political leader; this time it was Pope John Paul II. While greeting thousands of admirers in the Vatican. a gunman fired three shots into the Pope, inflicting five wounds. As of this writing, the Pope is in serious condition following two operations to repair his damaged intestines. One begins to wonder who is safe from the senselessness of the world around us. and what can be done to prevent such tragedies As for now we can only hope and pray for the recovery of the man who is loved and admired by millions-Pope John Paul II. A tlonto Killings At the time this article is being written. 28 victims have been found murdered in Atlanta. Georgia, one of the United States fastest growing cities. The murders have left police baffled from the beginning of 1979. Citizens of Atlanta are frantic and have taken some of the responsibility of police action into their own hands. Government grants have been made and world wide coverage has been given, but still the killer is at large. One wonders what our society is coming to when one human being takes the lives of 28 other people. All we can do is give our prayers to the Atlanta children Budget Cuts President Reagan is launching the nation on a dramatic and unexplored caours that reverses decades-old policies in Washington. If misery loves company. Reagan said February 17. then everybody better love everybody else, because we didn't overlook anyone. As Reagan sees it, the pain is worth the rewards in order to lower double-digit inflation, spark economic growth and bring long-term health to the economy. We can no longer procrastnate and hope things will get better. said the President in his televised speech to Congress February 18. John Lennon On December the 8th a mirror was broken. That mirror was John Lennon. John Lennon reflected the way teenagers felt in the sixties and seventies. The Beatles, composed of Lennon. Paul McCartney. George Harrison, and Ringo Starr broke many music records from 1963-70. John Paul wrote most of the songs. In 1970 the Beatles wanted to do their own thing, so they split up. They would still play on each others albums and left open the chance for a reunion. But in 1971 Paul McCartney took court action against the other Beatles. This made them very upset John wrote a song about Paul called How Do You Sleep? As John's solo career went on. he had some great songs such as Cold Turkey. Give Peace a Chance and others. Also in 1975 John dropped out of the music business For the next five years John Lennon didn't do anything musically. He stayed home with wife Yoko and son Sean Finally in 1980 he recorded the album Double Fantasy. One song described his career as Starting Over. On the night of December 8th Mark David Chapman pumped five bullets in to the chest of John Lennon. It seems strange that a man of peace dies through an act of violence. So a mirror was broken, let us hope that we don't have seven years of bad luck 15S Roadmaster Thanks to a little extra effort by the members of the Student Council, the Students of F.S.H.S. were entertained by one of Indiana's leading rock groups. Road-master. On Homecoming day we gathered in the auditorium and witnessed one of the best convocations ever held Although the faculty and administration complained of the volume level, it was definitely enjoyed by all of the students. We thank Sam Schiedler and the members of the Student Council for letting us have such an enjoyable Homecoming and convo I Freedom Jam The Freedom Jam Band is one of many of their kind. The group, originally from Florida, tours schools performing all types of music from classical to rock-n-roll. The group also showed off their acting abilities in little skits that helped to deplict the type of music they were playing. They were so well received by the students that they performed a concert that evening that was enjoyed by many. Instead of having the traditional Thanksgiving convocation. this year a traveling theatre came from California and gave three short skits all which had some type of a lesson to think about. The group had no sets, very few props, but thats what made it so original and different. Most of the students enjoyed this type of convocation instead of having a guest speaker and the groups interpretation of Hell really made the students start think ing. Thanksgiving 156 F.S.H.S. CONVOS Cheaper By The Dozen “Cheaper By the Dozen is a convocation that will not be remembered by the students. Because of the flu epidemic and the cancellation of school the performers were never given the chance to present the first ever student produced and directed play to the student body. But for those who attended the evening performance. they shall always remember their evening with Frank Gilbreth (alias Mark Genda) and his family. The production, directed by Mike Abbott, was a joyful experience for both the cast and the audience The entire set was designed and built by cast members Although the play was threatened by sickess and absenteeism within the cast and rehersals were held anywhere and anytime possible, the hard work and effort that went in to “Cheaper By the Dozen was well worth it. Other cast members included: Lisa Clossin. Sandy Scheid. Sally Wray. Kathy Kern. Steve Henderson. Brent Jasper, Mike Camp. Dave Ottinger, Rich Redman, Mike Frye. Laura Abbott. Glenda Smith. Pat Dixon and Sarah Prosser v Singing Hoosiers The F Club sponsored two very classy musical groups for evening performances, one was the Butler University Band the other was the Singing Hoosiers of Indiana University (home of the NCAA Basketball Champions). The students of F.S.H.S. were fortunate enough to attend a convocation starring the I.U. Music students The performance was a shortened version of their actual show but even so everyone enjoyed the afternoon For some students the singing of “America will forever remain in their minds, for at that moment there was not a sole in the audience who didn't feel patriotic. 157 1981 SENIOR BRAGS MIKE ABBOTT: Academic. Band 9, 10. 11. 12. Band Captain 12; Swing choir 12; Big Broadcast 9. 10. 11, 12 (student director); Stage band 10. 11, 12; Senior play 12. Intra. Basketball 10.11.12. National Honor 11.12; Cauldron Staff Editor 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; Student council 9, 10. 11. 12; Fall Musical 9. 10. 11. 12. F club 11, 12; Band contest 10. 11. 12; Solo. Ensemble 9.10.11.12. Drama club 10, 11, 12; Key club 10, 11, 12; Prefect council 10. 11. 12; Latin club 10. 11; Tennis 10. Scabs 11, 12. Class officer 11 (president); Student council play 12. MIKE ASHLOCK: General. Wrestling 9. SUSAN AYERS: Academic; Band 9, 10. National Honor 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Student council 10. 11; F club 10. 11; Drama club 10; Pep club 9. 10. 11. 12; Spirit captain 11. 12; Basketball Stat 9. KIPP BAGSHAW: Industrial Art. CHRIS BAKER: General. Building trades 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Cross country 9. 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10. FRED BAKER: Business Ed.. Hi-Y 9. 10, 11. JACKIE BAKER: Academic. Choir 9. 10. 11. Spanish club 10. 11. 12 (treasurer); FT A 11, 12 (treasurer); FBLA 10. GREG BARTLEY: Industrial Art. Building trades 11. 12. Wrestling 9. JON BATES: Industrial Art; Printing club 12. SHELLIE BATES: Business Ed.. Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Building trades 12; Prom Committee 11. Swimming 9. 10. 11. COE 11. 12. OEA 11 (vice pres ). NATALIE BEARD: General. Choir 9.10. 11. Big Broadcast 9, 11. Sunshine 10. HERO 11. 12. ERIC BENARD: General, Big Broadcast 10. 11, 12; Sword and Shield 10. 11. 12; Rifle club 11. 12; Drill team 9. 10. 11, 12. JERRY BLACKBURN: Academic, Choir 9, 10. 11. Swing choir 12; Big Broadcast 9. 10, 11. 12; Prom Committee 11. Fall Musical 9. F club 12. Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. MARTHA BLODGET: Academic; Sunshine 12. Spanish club 9. 10. 11, 12; Fall Musical 9. 10. 11. 12; F club 11. 12. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11, 12. Pep club 9. 10. Track 10. 11. 12. FHA 9 (pres.). 10 (pres.) 11 (sec ); F club 11. 12. Chess Club 10. Orchestra 9, 10. 11. 12. TERRY BOLEN Industrial Art. CHRIS BRANT Academic. Band 9, 10. 11. 12. Big Broadcast 9, 10. 11. 12; Stage crew 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Student council 10.11.12; Fall Musical 10.11; Puppettes 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 (co-captain); F club 12. Z club 10. 11, 12; Band Contest 9. 10, 11. 12; Solo. Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12. Pep club 10. 11, 12; Spirit Captain 11, 12; Latin club 10. 11; Track 9, 10.11. 12; F club 11. 12 (corresponding secretary). MARK BREWER: Academic; Student council 12. French club 11.12. F club 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12. TODD BROWN: Industrial Art; Library worker 11; FTA 12; Exploratory Teaching 9, 12. FRED BRYANT: General; F club 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. 12. Drill team 10. BILL BYRD: General; Intra. Basketball 11. CONNIE BYRNE: Business Ed.; Pep club 9. 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11, 12; Spanish club 9; Fall Musical 9, 10. 11, 12; Solo. Ensemble 9.10.11. 12; COE 12; OEA 12. JIM CAMP: Business Ed.. Wrestling 9, 10. 11; Football 9, 12; Key club 11. 12. Mascot 11. 12; UBDA 11. 12. LARRY W. CARLSON: General; Band 9,10; Big Broadcast 10; Basketball 9; Intra. Basketball 12. National Honor 11, 12; Cheerleader 11; Prom committee 11; Spanish club 9; Student council 9. 10. 11. Fall Musical 9; Swimming 11; French club 10. Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Key club 9. 12. Track 9. 10. 11. 12; F-club 11. 12. ANGELA CARSON: General. MARCY CARTER: General; Cauldron staff photographer 10.11.12; FHA 9. Pep club 10; Volleyball 10. Mid-term grad. UBDA 11, 12. FRANK CARUSO: Academic. Intra. basketball 11.12. National Honor 11, 12; Mascot 11. 12. Prom committee 11. Spanish club 10. 11. 12. Key club 10. 11. 12. Track 10. JOSE CASTILLO: General. Cross country 11, 12. Track 11. 12. JIM CATRON: Industrial Art, Building trades 11. 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. DAVID CHESTER: General. Big Broadcast 9. 10. 11; Intra Basketball 12; Sword and Shield 10. 11. 12; Rifle club 9, 10.11.12. Drill team 9.10.11. 12. USA CLOSSIN: Academic; Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Big Broadcast 11. 12. National Honor 12; Cauldron staff 11, 12 (co-editor); Prom committee 11. Spanish club 9, 10; Student council 9, 10. 11. 12. Fall Musical 10. 11. 12; F club 11, 12; Z club 10. 11. 12 (service chairman); Orch. contest 11. 12. Solo, ensemble 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep club 9. 10. 11, 12 (co-president); Drama club 10. 11. 12 (secretary-treasurer), Spirit captain 9. 10. 11, 12 (cross country); Queen court 12. FBLA 9. Class officer 9, 11. 12 (secretary); Student council play 12. JOHN CONWAY: General; Band 9; Baseball 9; Basketball 10. Intra Basketball 12; Student council 9; Pep club 9; Track 9; Tennis 11, 12; American Legion Boys State 12; F club 11. MARY COOMBS: Academic. Choir 9. 10.11. 12; Swing choir 12. Big Broadcast 10, 11. 12; Stage crew 10. 11. Sunshine 9, 10. Spanish club 10. Fall Musical 9. 10. 11; F club 11. 12; Solo. Ensemble 9, 1. 11; Hi-Y 11. 12. Pep club 9. 10; Track 10; Wrestling stat 10. 11. Orchestra 9, 10. 11. KEVIN COOMER: Business Ed.. Basketball 9; Intra. Basketball 10. 11. 12; Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Track 12. STACY COOMER: Academic; Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Big Broadcast 10. 11. 12 (business crew); National Honor 11, 12. Cauldron staff 11. 12. Prom committee 11; Spanish club 9. 10. 11. 12. Fall Musical 9. 10. 11. 12; Swimming 9, 10. 11. 12. F club 11, 12; Z club 11, 12; Solo. Ensemble 9. 10, 11. 12. Drama club 11, 12. Pep club 9, 10. 11, 12; Spirit captain 9. 10. 11. 12 (cross country); F club 11. 12. JEFF CRAVEN: General. Spanish club 9. JAN CRAWFORD: Business Ed.; Prom committee 11. Swimming 10; COE 12; OEA 11. 12. VICKIE CREWS: Business Ed.. Choir 9. 10. 11 (vice president); Big Broadcast 10, 11; Prom committee 11; Spanish club 10. Hi-Y 11; COE 12; OEA 11. FTA 11; FBLA 9. BRIAN CULROSS General; Big Broadcast 9. 10; Sword and Shield 12. Rifle club 11; Drill team 9, 10. 11. 12. SUZY CUPP: Business Ed.; Choir 9; Prom committee 11. HERO 11. 12. ANGELIA DAVIS: General; Prom Committee 11. High Life staff reporter 10; Track 9, 10. Class officer 12 (treasurer), HERO 11. 12. RAY DAVIS: General. Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Swing choir 12. Big Broadcast 10. 11. 12. Library worker 12; Solo. Ensemble 9. 10, 11. TRACY DAVIES: Academic; Big Broadcast 9. 10. National Honor 12. Fall Musical 9. 10, 11. 12; F club 11; Z club 12; Cross Country stat 12. French club 10, 11, 12; Solo. Ensemble 9. 10, 11. 12. Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12 (vice president); Track 9. 10; FTA 11, 12; Orchestra 9,10. 11. 12; Wrestler-ette 9. 10. 11. 12; Orchestra State contest 11. 12. B.S.U. Music clinic 9. 10; Y.F.U. Foreign Exchange student 158 MIC HIE L DE CLEEN: General; Infra. Basketball 12; Fall Musical 12; Tennis 12. FOREST DE GAL: Business Education. CATHY DEHA VAN: Academic; Band 10; Big Broadcast 10; Stage crew 12; Basketball 10, 11; National Honor 11.12; Sunshine 10; Prom committee 11; Volleyball 11. 12; Band contest 10; Solo. Ensemble 10; F club 11. 12. TOY DILLINGHAM: Business Education. THOMAS DIRBAS: General; Sword and Shield 11; Rifle club 12; Drill team 12. PAT DIXON: Academic; Choir 9. 10. 11; Big Broadcast 10. 11; Senior play 12; Office worker 11; Sunshine 9. 10. 12; Fall Musical 10. 11. 12; Z club 12; French club 9. 10; Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11; Drama club 10, 11, 12; Queen court 12; FTA 11; FBLA 9. HARRY DONOHO: Industrial Art. TRACY DONOHO General; Pep club 9; FBLA 9; HERO 11. 12. JEFF DUCKWORTH: General; Hi-Y 9; Football 9. SHERYL DUNN: Academic; Band 9, 10, Stage crew 12; Cheerleader 9. 10. 11. 12 (captain); Prom committee 11; Spanish club 9. 10; Student council 9,10, 11. 12. Band contest 9. 10. 11. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11. Drama club 11. 12. Pep club 9. 10, 11. 12. Queen court 9. 10. 11, 12 (Queen); Prefect council 9, 10. 11. 12 (treasurer); F club 11. 12. CATHY ELDRIDGE: Business Ed.. Choir 9. Solo. Ensemble 9. HERO 11. 12 DANA ELLIOTT: General. Office worker 10. Prom committee 11. OEA 11. HERO 11. 12. ROBERTA EMERY: Genera. Band 9. 10. 11. Big Broadcast 10. 11. 12. Cheerleader 9. 10. 11. Prom committee 11; Spanish club 9. 10. Student council 9. 10. 11, 12;Puppettes 12. Z club 10. Band contest 9. 10. 11. Solo. Ensemble 9, 10, 11. Pep club 9. 10. 11. 12 (co-president); Spirit captain 10. 11. Queen court 11, 12. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. COE 12. OEA 11. 12 (treasurer); Varsity F club 11. 12 (secretary). TONY EMERY Academic; Wrestling 11. French club 10, 11, 12; Frankfort guard 12. Latin club 9. Chess club 10. CATHY ERB: Business Ed.; Library worker 11; FHA 9 SHERRI EVANS Business Ed.. Band 9. 10. Stage crew 10. Spanish club 9; Band contest 9; Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. Hi-Y 9. 10. LAURIE EWING: Business Ed.. Library worker 11; Prom committee 11. COE 12; OEA 11. 12. PAT FARIAS: Academic. Big Broadcast 11. 12. Office worker 11. 12; Student council 9. 12. Z club 12. Solo, Ensemble 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep club 10. 12. Prefect council 12. FTA 11 (pres). RHONDA FISHBACK: Academic. Band 9. 10. 11, 12. Stage band 12. Sunshine 12. Spanish club 9. 11. 12. Student council 11. 12. Fall Musical 11. 12, F club 11, 12. Solo. Ensemble 9. 12; Drama club 11, 12. MIKE FLOYD: Industrial Art; Graph Art club 11. 12. BETH FRYE: General; Band 9. 10. 11, 12. Big Broadcast 11. 12. Swing choir 11. 12. National Honor 11. 12. Prom committee 11; Student council 9. 10. 11, 12. Fall Musical 9, 10. 11. 12. Puppettes 11. 12; F club 11. 12; Z club 10. 11. 12. French club 10. Drama club 11. 12. Pep club 9, 12; Spirit captain 11. 12. Queen court 10, 11. 12. Prefect council 10. Latin club 9. Tennis 9. 10. 11. 12. MIKE FRYE: Academic. Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Swing choir 11. 12. Big Broadcast 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage Band 10. 11, 12; Senior play 12. Prom committee 11; Student council 9. 10. 11. 12. F club 11, 12 (secretary, treasurer); French club 10. Band contest 9. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11. 12. Drama club 9. 10. 11. 12 (president); Key club 9. 10. 11. 12. Latin club 9. 10. Class officer 11 (treasurer); SCABS 10. 11. 12. BOB GALVIN: General. Building Trades 11 RON GANT: Business Ed.. Building Trades 11. High Life staff 10. Latin club 9. 10. Radio. TV TA 12. MARK GENDA: Academic; Choir 9. Swing choir 10. 11. Big Broadcast; Stage crew 12, Senior play 12. Student council 11. 12. Fall Musical 10. 11. 12. Swimming 9. 10. Tennis 9. DUANE GERALD: Business Ed.; Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. Spanish club 9. Student council 9, 10. Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12; Football 9. 10. 11, 12; FTA 11. PATRICIA GOODNIGHT: Academic. Band 9, 10. Big Broadcast 10. National Honor 11. 12. Prom committee 11; Fall Musical 10. Solo. Ensemble 9, Latin club 9. 10 (vice Pres ); COE 12. OEA 11. 12 WILL GRAEBE Academic; Senior play 12. National Honor 11. 12 (vice Pres ); Cheerleader 10. 11. Student council 9. 10, 11. 12. Swimming 9. 10. 11. 12; French club9. 10. 11. 12. Key club 9. 10. 11. 12 (president); Prefect council 11. Class officer 10 (vice president); F club 11. 12. STEVE GREENO General. Cauldron staff 10. 11. Hi-Y 9; High life staff 11. 12. IDA GRIDER: Academic. Band 9. 10. Basketball 10. 11, 12; Sunshine 10. 11. Prom committee 11; Fall Musical 9. Volleyball 9, 10, 11. 12; French club 9. 10. Band contest 9. 10. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10; Hi-Y 9. 10. Pep club 12. FTA 11. 12 (vice president); FBLA 9. F club 11. 12. ANGIE GUNYON: Business Education; Choir 9; Pep club 12, Spirit captain 12. Queen court 12. FHA 12. SCOTT HACKLER Business Education; Spanish club 11. 12 (president). RANDY HALL: Business Ed SCOTT HALL: Industrial Art. Building Trades 11, 12. LARRY HAMPTON: Industrial Art; Library 11. Hi-Y 9. 10 (captain). WILLIAM HAMPTON: Industrial Art. DAN HANTHORNE: General BRIAN HARPER General. KENT HARRISON: Academic. Basketball 10. 11; Infra. Basketball 12. Spanish club 9. Cross country 11. 12. Football 10. Track 9, 10. 11, 12 (team captain). DUANE HENDERSON: General; High life staff 10. 11 (advertising manager); HERO 11. 12 (treasurer). JEFF HENDERSON: Academic. Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Big Broadcast 9. 10. 11, 12. Stage band 11. 12. Stage crew 9, 10. 11. 12. Senior play 12; Prom committee 11. Student council 11. 12. Fall Musical 9. 10, 11. 12. Swimming 9. 10. F club 11. 12. Cross country 9. 10. 11. 12. F club 12. French club 9. 10. 11; Band contest 9. 10. 11. Solo, Ensemble 9. 10. 11; Drama club 9. 10. 11. 12. Key club 9, 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12. JOE HENSON: Industrial art. Choir 9 BRYCE HIBBARD: Business Education, baseball 9. 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12; Prom committee 11. Spanish club 9. 10. Student council 11. 12. Football 9; Key club 12; Tennis 10; F club 11, 12. DAN HICKERSON: Industrial art. F club 12. Cross country 12. Track 11, 12. LARRY HINKLE: Industrial art; I.C.E. 12. CHERYL HINTON: General; T A 11 (PE). JODI HINTON: Business Education; Prom committee 11. CINDY HODGES: General; Band 9. 10, 11 (last chair trumpeteer); Drill team 10 (B'tcam commander) MATT HOWE: Choir 9. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Student council 9. 10 JAY HOYER: General; Basketball 10. Infra Basketball 12. Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10. 11, 12. Back Door Bunch 11. 12. J.U.S.C. 10; F club 11, 12. GLEN HUDSON. Academic; Band 9. 10. 11, 12. Big Broadcast 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage band 11. 12. Stage crew 9. 10. 11. 12 (Stage manager); Stage mgr. for Junior Miss 11. 12. In- 159 tra. Basketball 10, 11. 12; Cheerleader 12. Fall Musical 9, 10. 11. 12. Swimming 9; F club 11. 12; French club 11; Solo, Ensemble 9. 10. 11. 12; State contest 12; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Drama club 11. 12; Key club 11. 12; Latin club (treasurer) 10; Track 12; Golf 9. 10. 11; F club 11. 12. DAVID HUGHES: General. Latin club 9. SUSIE HUMPHREY: Business Ed.. Pep club 12; FHA 9 (secretary). ROBERT HUTCHISON: Drill team 9. 10. 11. 12. RAYMOND JACKSON: General. Basketball 9. 10; Student council 9. Football 10. 12; Track 12. KATHY JARRETT: Academic. Band 9. Stage crew 11. Pep club 12; Latin club 10. Housing committee 12. BRENDA KEMMERER: Business Ed. KELLI KERSEY: Academic. Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Big Broadcast 9. 10. 11. 12; Stage crew 10.11. Prom committee 11; Spanish club 9. 10; Student council 9. 10. 11; Fall Musical 10. 11; Z club 10. 11; Band contest 9,10.11. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11; Pep club 9. 12; Spirit captain 11. 12. Basketball Stat 9. Tennis 9. 10. 11. 12. PAM DRESSEL: General, Choir 9. 10. 11. 12. Big Broadcast 12. GARY LARIMORE: Academic. KIM LEACH: General. Spanish club 12; FBLA 9. LORI LEACH: General; Choir 9. 10.11. Big Broadcast 11; Volleyball 9. 10 (manager). Solo, Ensemble 9. 10. 11. HERO 11. 12. SANDRA SCOTT LOHSL: Business Ed.; Student council 9. 10. Pep club 10. KATHY LONG: Business Ed.. Band 9. 10; Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. Pep club 9. COE 12. OEA 11. 12 (office parliamentarian); FBLA 9. 12. DANA MCCLAIN: Business Education. Choir 9. 10. 11.12 (president); Swing choir 12; Big Broadcast 11. 12. Cauldron staff typist 12; Volleyball 10. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep club 12. Spirit captain 12; Queen court 12. Track manager 9. FHA 10. 11 (vice pres ), 12 (vice pres ); HERO 11. CHIP MCCULLOCH: Academic. Band 9. 10, 11, 12. Swing choir 12. Big Broadcast 11. 12; Stage crew 9, 10. National Honor 11, 12; Prom committee 11; Spanish club 10. 11; Student council 10.11.12; Fall Musical 11,12; Swimming 9. 10, 11; F club 11. 12; Band contest 9, 10. 11; Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11; Drama club 10, 11, 12; Frankfort Guard 11. 12; Key club 10. 11. 12. Golf 10; F club 12; Class officer 11, (secretary). 12 (vice president). STEVE MCKIBBEN: General JERRI MCKINNEY: Academic; Band 9, 10. 11; Big Broadcast 9, 10. Basketball 11. National Honor 11, 12. Cheerleader 9. 10; Prom committee 11; Spanish club 9. 10, 11. Student council 9. 10. 11. 12 (secretary). Fall Musical 9. 10. 11 (house manager); F club 10.11; Z club 9, 10. 11; Band contest 9. 10; Solo, Ensemble 9. 10; Drama club 11, 12. Queen court 10. 11, 12. Prefect council 9. 11. 12 (secretary); Track 9. 10. 11. 12. COE 11. 12; OEA 11. 12 (president); FBLA 9. 10. OEA District 5 Vice President, Indiana State Leadership Team. TIM MCKINZIE Business Ed.; Baseball 9, 10.11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. 10. 11. 12; FT A 11. 12; Back Door Bunc 11, 12. JVSC 10; VSC 11. 12. F club 11. MIKE MCMINDES: General. COLLEEN MCPHEARSON: Academic. National Honor 11. 12; French club 9. 10. 11. 12. TROY MASON: Academic. Baseball 11. 12; Football 10. MICHELLE MATHEWS: Academic; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Spanish club 10. 11. 12. Fall Musical 12. Band contest 9. 10. 11. 12. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10, 11. 12. Pep club 11. FTA 11. 12. PE-T.A. MISSY MICHAEL: Academic. Choir 9. 10. Swing choir 11. 12; Big Broadcast 10. 11. 12; National Honor 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Fall Musical 9. 10. 11. 12. F club 12. Z club 11. 12. French club 9. 10; Drama club 9. 10, 11. 12. Pep club 9. 10, 11. 12 (vice pres ); Spirit captain 9. 10. 11; FTA 12; Tennis 9, 10. 11, 12. SUSAN MILHOLLAND: Academic. Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Big Broadcast 10. 11. 12; National Honor 11, 12; Prom committee 11. Student council 9. 10,11.12. Fall Musical 11. Puppettes 11. 12; Z club 10. 11; Band contest 9. 10. 11, 12. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep club 9. 10. 11. 12. Spirit captain 10. 12. Queen court 12; Tennis 9. 10. 11. 12. F club 12. CHERYL MILLER: General. FTA 12. LORI MILLER: Business Ed.; Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Stage crew 9; Prom committee 11; Band contest 9. 10. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. Pep club 9. 12. Golf 9. Tennis 9. 10. PAT MILLER: Academic, Choir 9. Sunshine 12. Prom committee 11; Latin club 9. 10. TOM MILLER: Academic, Band 9. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. National Honor 11. 12; Prom committee 11. Student council 10. 11, 12; Key club 9. 10. 11. 12; Latin club 9. 10; F club 11. 12. BOB MITCHELL Industrial Art; Spanish club 9; Wrestling 9, 10. 11. 12 (captain); Football 9, 10. 11. 12; High life staff 12. Track 9. 10, 11. 12. Graphic Arts club 11. 12. MIKE MITCHELL: Academic; Big Broadcast 11. 12; Stage crew 11, 12. Fall Musical 12; French club 9. 10; Football 9, 10; Key club 10. 11. KIRK MOHLER: Business Ed.. Stage crew 12; Infra. Basketball 10. 11, 12; Football 9, 10. 11. 12. JULIS MOLINA: General. Band 9. 10. Spanish club 12; Swimming 12. Football 9.10. 11. High Life staff 9, 10.11; Tennis 9. 10. 11. 12. HOBIE MONTGOMERY: Industrial Art; HERO 11. 12. VIRGIL MOONEYHAM: Industrial Art. CATHY MURRAY: Business Ed.; Band 9; Library worker 12; Prom committee 11. LINDA MYERS: General. Spanish club 11; Sword and shield 9, 10. 11, 12; Rifle club 9. 10. 11. 12. High Life staff 11. 12; Drill Team 9. 10. 11. 12. FBLA 9. DENISE NEWMAN: Academic. Band 9. 10. 11. Big Broadcast 10. 11; Prom committee 11; French club 9.10,11; Band contest 9, 10; Pep club 9. 10. 12; FBLA 9. 10. ANITA OBERMILLER: General. Spanish club 9. Fall Musical 9. Solo. Ensemble 9.10.11,12; Pep club 9.12. Orchestra 9, 10. 11. 12. FTA 12. JAN OHTANI: General; Choir 12. Big Broadcast 12; Fall Musical 12; Swimming 12; Solo. Ensemble 12. Orchestra 12. Art 12; Track 12. DAVD OTTINGER: General. Band 9. 10. 11. 12 (librarian). Big Broadcast 9. 10. 11. 12; Stage band 11. 12; Stage crew 9, 10, 11. 12. Infra Basketball 9, 10. Prom committee 11; Fall Musical 10. 11. 12; Swimming 9. 10. 11, 12; French club 9. 10. 11; Band contest 9.10. 11. Solo, Ensemble 9. 10. 11; Key club 11. 12. DIANNE OTTINGER: Academic; Band 9. 10, 11. 12. Big Broadcast 10. 11. 12; Stage crew 10. 11. 12. Sunshine 12; Prom committee 11; Student council 11; Fall Musical 10. 11. 12; Swimming 9. 10; F club 11, 12. Z club 10. 11. 12; French club 10. 11; Band contest 9, 10. 11. 12. Solo, Ensemble 9. 10. 11. 12. Drama club 10. 11. 12. Frankfort Guard 10. 11. 12; Queen court 12; Latin club 9. CHRIS OREM: Industrial Art; Building trades 11, 12. LADONNA PARRIS: Academic, Basketball 11, 12 (secretary); Prom committee 11; Spanish club 12; Pep club 12. Spirit captain 12. JAMIE PERKINS: General; HERO 11. 12. MIKE PHILLIPS: Industrial Art; HERO 11. 12. BRENDA PICKERING: Academic. Choir 9. 10. 12. Big Broadcast 11. 12. Basketball 10. Sunshine 9. 10. 11, 12; 160 Prom committee 11; Spanish club 9. 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10, 11; Solo, Ensemble 9, Drama club 10, 11, Pep club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spirit captain 11, FT A 11. 12. TY PERCE: Industrial Art; Band 9. 10; Building trades 11,12, Stage crew 9; Football manager 9. BRIAN PLATT: Industrial Art; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage band 11, 12; Band contest 9, 10, 11, 12; Frankfort Guard 9. 10, 11, 12. TIM PRICKETT: Industrial Art. ANDREA RALLAS: General. RICK RANDOLPH: Business Ed.; Building trades 11; Stage crew 12; baseball 11. 12; Intra. Basketball 10, 11. 12; High Life staff 10, 11, Latin club 9. 10, 11; Graphic Arts club 12. GINA WOODS REAGAN: Academic; Prom committee 11; Volleyball 10. 11; Swimming 9; French club 9, 10, 11, 12 (chairman). RICH REDMAN: Academic; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Big Broadcast 10. 11. 12; Stage band 10, 11. 12; Building trades 10, 11, 12; Stage crew 12; Basketball 9; Intra. Basketball 10, 11. 12; Spanish club 9, 10; Fall Musical 11, 12; F club 12; Band contest 9, 10. 11; Solo, Ensemble 9, 10. 11; Key club 12; Tennis 9, 10. 11, 12; Scabs 11. 12; F club 12. CHUCK RICH: Industrial Art; Building trades 11, 12; Cross country 10; Track 9. TIM RICHARDSON: General; Building trades 12. BRET RIDENOUR; General; Big Broadcast 10, 11. 12; Building trades 11, 12; Baseball 9; Intra. Basketball 11; Fall Musical 10. 11. 12; Swimming 9, Wrestling 10. 12. Football 12; Key club 10, 11. 12. MIKE RIDENOUR: Academic. Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Big Broadcast 11. 12; Stage band 11. 12. Intra. Basketball 10, 11; Solo, Ensemble 9, 10, 11. KERRY ROBERTS: General. Prom committee 11; HERO 11. 12. ROBIN ROBINSON: General; Pep club 12; HERO 11. 12. KIM ROGERS: General; Big Broadcast 9, 12; Stage crew 11; Basketball 10; Prom committee 11; Student council 10; Fall Musical 11, 12 (student director); Z club 12; Cross country stat 11; French club 9. 10; Drama club 11, 12; Spirit captain 9, 10; Pep club 9. 10. BURNETT ROSS: General; Building trades 9, 10. 11; Auto Mechanic 12. MARK ROTHENBERGER: General; Band 9. 10. 11, 12, Big Broadcast 10. 11, 12. Stage crew 12; Prom committee 11; Fall Musical 11, 12; Solo, Ensemble 12. DAVE ROUSTIO: Academic; Choir 9. 10, 11; Swing choir 10. 11. 12; Big Broadcast 9. 11, 12. Prom Committee 11. Student council 12. Fall Musical 9. 10. 11. 12. F club 12, Solo, Ensemble 9, 10. Drama club 12. SARA SAILOR: Academic; Band 9, 10.11. 12. Choir 9,11,12; Big Broadcast 10. 11. 12; Building trades 12 (building committee); Sunshine 9; F club 11; French club 10; Band contest 9. 10. 11, 12; Solo, Ensemble 9, 10. 11. 12, Pep club 9. TRACEY SAULSBERRY: General; Band 9, 10; Big Broadcast 9. 10, 11; Sword and Shield 10,11,12; Rifle club 9. 10. 11; Drill team 9, 10. 11. 12. SANDY SHEID: Academic; Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Big Broadcast 9. 10. 11. 12; Stage crew 9. Senior play 12. National Honor 11. 12 (treasurer); Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom committee 11; Student council 9, 10. 11. 12. Fall Musical 9. 10. 11. 12; Swimming 9.10.11,12 (captain); F club 11.12 (president); Z club 10.11. 12; Band contest 9. 10, 11. 12; Solo, Ensemble 9.10,11.12; Spirit captain 10, 11, 12; Queen court 12, Prefect council 9; Latin club 9, 10. F club 11. 12. SAM SHEIDLER: Academic; Senior play 12, Baseball 10, Intra. Basketball 10, 11. 12 (capt.); National Honor 11, 12, Cheerleader 11; Student council 9, 10, 12 (president); Football 9. 10. 11. 12 (capt ); Key club 9. 10. 11. 12; Prefect council 9, 12 (president); Latin club 9; Track 9, 11. 12, JIM SHIMMEL: Industrial Art; Choir 9, 10. Building trades 11, Wrestling 9, 10. JULIE SCHONER: Business Education; Band 9; Spanish club 9, 10, Band contest 9, Solo, Ensemble 9, Pep club 9. 10. 12. GREG SCOTT: General; Building trades 11. 12. JAMES SCOTT: Academic; Spanish club 9. 10. 11. 12 (vice president). JANESSA SEE: General; Choir 9. 10; Big Broadcast 9, 10, Basketball 9, Sunshine 9, 10. 11. 12 (president); Student council 9, 10; Volleyball 9, 10. 11, 12, Queen court 11; Track 9, 10; HERO 11. 12 (president). KRIS SELLARS: Business Education; Spanish club 9, 10. Drama club 9. Pep club 9. 10. 11; Queen court 9. ROM SENAKANT: Academic. Football 12. Key club 12. SAMANTHA SERVIES: Business Education; Band 9, 10. 11; Big Broadcast 11. Library worker 11, Fall Musical 11; Band contest 9,10,11; Solo, Ensemble 9, 10. 11; Hi-Y 9. Pep club 12; Spirit captain 12, FHA 12. ROB SHANKS: Industrial Art; Stage crew 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; UBDA 9, 10. 11. 12. TIA SHIRCLIFF: Business education. Choir 9,10; Big Broadcast 10.11. 12. Office worker 11; Cheerleader 9. 10, 12. Prom committee 11. Student council 9, 10. 11; Puppettes 11; French club 9; Solo. Ensemble 9. 10; Pep club 9. 10. 11. 12. Spirit captain 9, 10. 11. 12. COE 12, OEA 11. 12 (secretary). BLAKE SKILES: Academic; Stage crew 12; Senior play 12; Intra. Basketball 11. 12; National Honor 11. 12; Prom committee 11; Student council 9. 10, 12. French club 9. 10 (vice president). Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Key club 9. 10. 11, 12; F club 11. 12 (president); Track 9. 10. 11. BENNY SMITH: Business Education; Choir 9. Solo. Ensemble 9; HERO 11. 12. GLENDA SMITH: General. Choir 9. 11; Solo, Ensemble 9. 11; Drama club 12; FHA 9. FTA 12. BRIAN SNEATHEN: Industrial Art; Hi-Y 9. LORI SNYDER: General; Band 9, Office worker 11; Band contest 9; Solo, Ensemble 9, HERO 11. 12. KENT SPAULDING: Industrial Art. KIM SPURLING: Industrial Art; Band 9. Football 9. TIM STEPHAN: General; Building trades 11; Office worker 11. DAVID STEWART: Industrial Art. STEPHAN STILLWELL: General; Football 9: Wrestling 9. 10; Latin club 9. BRICE STINGLEY: Industrial Art; Library worker 11; Wrestling manager 10; High life staff 12. JOE STINSON: General; Band 9. 10; Big Broadcast 10; Stage crew 9; Band contest 9. Golf 9. TERRY STINSON: Business Education; Band 9; Band contest 9. Solo. Ensemble 9; HERO 11. 12 (vice President). MARK STONEHILL: Academic; Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Big Broadcast 10. 11. 12; Stage band 11; Stage crew 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Prom committee 11; Spanish club 9; Student council 10; Fall Musical 10. 11. 12; Solo. Ensemble 10. 11; Key club 10. 11. 12. MARK STOOPS: Industrial Art. Baseball 9. Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12. Football 9. ELIZABETH STUARD: Business Ed.; Band 9; Hi-Y 9. JOHN STUVE: Academic; Choir 11; Big Broadcast 11. Baseball 12; Wrestling 9, 10. 11. 12. Football 9. 10. 11. 12; F club 12 MARK SWEARINGEN: General; Band 9. 10. 11, Big Broadcast 10; Stage crew 11. Wrestling 9. REXANNE SWAIM: Academic; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Swing choir 11. 12. Big Broadcast 10. 11, 12; Stage band 161 12. National Honor 11. 12; Prom committee 11; Student council 10. 12; Fall Musical 9. 10, 11, 12; F club 11, 12; Z club 10, 11. 12 (board member); French club 10. 12; Solo, Ensemble 9. 10. 11. 12. Drama club 12; Pep club 9. BRENDA SWIFT: Business education; Library worker 11; Pep club 9. 10. 11. 12; FBLA 10. DEBBIE TEEGARDEN: Business Education. Solo, Ensemble 9. 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12. MARK THOMAS: Industrial Art; Choir 9; Big Broadcast 11; Wrestling 10. 11; Solo. Ensemble 9; High Lite staff 12; Drill team 9. 11. MARY THOMAS: Business Education. Band 9, 10. 11; Office worker 10. 11; Sunshine 9. 10. 11; Cauldron staff 10. Cheerleader 9; Student council 10; Band contest 9. 10, 11. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11; FHA 9, 10. TODD THOMAS: Industrial Art; Band 9; Intra. Basketball 10; F club Football 12. TONY THOMPSON: Academic; Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Big Broadcast 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9, 10; Intra. Basketball 11. 12 (team captain); Cauldron staff 10. 11. 12; Fall Musical 9. 11, 12. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11; High Life staff 10. 12; UBDA 9. 10. 11. 12. AMS 12. TIM TIMMONS: Industrial Art. TERRY TOLSON: Industrial Art; Building trades 11, 12. SAM TRENT: Business education. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. F club 11. JEFF UMMEL Industrial Art. Cross country 12. ANNA VIKLUND: General, choir 12. Z club 12. Solo. Ensemble 12; Pep club 12. HELEN VINEY: Academic; Band 9, 10. 11. 12. Big Broadcast 11. 12; Prom committee 11; Z club 10. 11, 12; French club 9, 10. Pep club 9; Tennis 12. TROY WALTERS: Academic. Class President 12; Building trades 11; Prom committee 11; Student council 12; Prefect council 12; High Life staff 10. RODNEY WANN: Academic. Intra Basketball 12; Student council 12; French club 10. 11, 12; Key club 12; Track 12. DENNIS WELCH: Industrial art; ICE 12. BECKIE WELLS: Academic. Choir 9. 10. 11, Swing choir 12. Big Broadcast 10. 11. 12; Sunshine 9. 10, 11. Prom committee 11. Fall Musical 9, 10. 11. 12. Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; F club 11. 12 (vice president); French club 9. 10. 11. Solo, Ensemble 9, 10. 11, 12. Hi-Y 9. 10. 11. 12 (president); Track 9, 10, 11, 12. JOE WHITAKER: Academic. Basketball 9; Intra. Basketball 10, Football 9. MINDY WILBURN: Business Ed.; Office worker 11; Student council 11; French club 9. Pep club 9, 10, 11. 12; Spirit captain 11; COE 12; OEA 11. 12. KATHY WILLIAMS: Academic. Band 9; Prom committee 11. Fall Musical 9. 10, 11; F club 11; French club 9. 10. 11. 12 (president); Band contest 9. 10. Solo. Ensemble 9. 10. 11; Orchestra 9. 10, 11; Orchestra contest 9. 10, 11. LISA WILLIAMS: Business Ed.. Band 9. Office worker 12. Sunshine 9. COE 12; OEA 12. TERESA WINCHESTER: General; HERO 11. 12. SALLY WRAY: Academic. Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Big Broadcast 9, 10. 11. 12. Stage band 11, 12. Senior play 12; National honor 11, 12. Cheerleader 9. Prom committee 11; Student council 9. 10. 11, 12; Fall Musical 9. 11. 12; Puppettes 11. 12 (cocaptain); F club 10. 11. 12. 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