Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

Where It All Went Opening Pg 1 A . 9 . A' Academics Pg 17 Album Pg 35 , A 'zm MHj Organizations Pg 81 2 Opening Table Of Contents Index Pg 172 Athletics Pg 93 Advertisers Pg 145 A Special Moment Pg 121 Mrs Hey! Look At Me — I'm A 6 Opening Imagine this — you're with a group of your friends at a ballgame Look around. What do you see? People, bodies — FACES! Faces in the crowd and you are one of those. Well, this just happens to be an appropriate title for these two pages. Everywhere a person walks, they are there. Those sad ones, that make you frown a little or the happy one that turns the frown into a smile! Then there are those which are mad and say Outta my way! and the glad ones which tell us Whew — I'm glad that class is over! Last, but not least, the faces which are just a bit roughed up and make us stick out even more than usual. Yes, they're all there — just look around. You'll find yourself in the crowd somewhere and sometime. Just look! P.S. By the way. Rodney — How's your nose?! sHappen M®V — What's Happening'll'' Sound familiar? It's a typical to hear someone say this in the hallway. Now. you're wondering — just what is happening? Well. It's you! You make the decisions like what should I do? Is this the class I want? Should I go out tonight? Just by looking around in and out of school, you see things happening. Do you want to be a part of it'5 Only you can decide for yourself and choose your fate So the next time someone asks you what s happening?1 reolv ____ ME! I'm what's happening' Opening 9 Frankfort Football Homecoming 10 Opening Activities Sept. 21, 1984 On September 21, 1984, the Frankfort Hot Dogs hosted the Brownsburg Bulldogs. The evening began at 4 p.m. with the traditional egg toss and tricycle race and a caravan at 6:30 led the fans to a Pep Rally at 7:00 p.m. The billboard contests were won by the Junior Class and FHA. At half-time. Senior Megan Jo Miller was crowned homecoming queen by Sarah Scheidler, 1983 queen's court member. Megan's court consisted of senior members Beth Glover, Jeanne Hall, Cindy Mason and June Meiers. Junior attendants were Stephanie Mason and Margo Morrison, with sophomores being Grace Chen and Lisa Lowden. Freshmen members were Lisa Roustio and Chris Tegarden. Even though Brownsburg won by a score of 6-42. the evening was filled with excitement for all who were involved. Openng Senior fThe Class of 1985 presented A Murder Has Been Arranged as their class play on November 8th and 9th. The : play was about a man. Professor Charles Jasper (played by Todd Lap-pin), who will inherit two million dollars if j$r. he lives to his fortieth birthday and his £ long-lost relative. Mr Austin (played by Tim Miller). Mr Austin comes for a visit ; and kills Professor Jasper so he wiH re-i cieve the two million dollars. Instead, he is tricked into believing Professor Jasper is alive and confesses to the . murder at a dinner party. Many congratulations goes to the j cast and crew for the performances S: that were well acted. Two special thank-you's belong to Mr. Martin Hen-. J derson. the director, for his patience and hard work and Barb Mondary for the wonderful work on the costumes iv Thanks to all and Congratulations to 9M the class of 1985! : WCWrtng Action In The Classroom 14 Opeotng Math. English. Biology, and Social Sciences. Everyone takes them right? But what about Clothing. Art. Physics, or Welding? Ever wonder what goes on in those classes, what kind of creations are being thought up? Although these classes aren't photographed as often, it doesn't mean they are any less important at F.S.H.S. It just means not everyone knows about them or what goes on. So just to be a little creative and different, photographs were taken to give some insight to the future students of these classes. You might see something that looks like fun or interesting and decide Hey. I think I'll join that class. and put your mind to work and create. Remember the only item which holds you back is you — so GO FOR IT! and as Mr Page says, EAT ‘EM UP! Action In The Classroom Openmg 15 In Honor Of A Man Who Touched Our Lives ... Everyone must leave something behind when he dies... a child or a book or a painting or a house or a wall built or a pair of shoes made. Or a garden planted. Something your hand touched some way so your soul has somewhere to go when you die. and when people look at that tree or that flower you planted, you're there. It doesn't matter what you do ... so long as you change something from the way it was before you touched it into something that's like you after you take your hands away. The difference between the man who just cuts lawns and a real gardener is in the touching .. The lawn-cutter might just as well not have been there at all; the gardener will be there a lifetime. — Ray Bradbury Fahrenheit 451 Dave Prosser was that gardener, and we need only to look around us to see evidence of his touch. ... This 1985 Cauldron Is Dedicated To David I. Prosser The Foreign Language Department at Frankfort High School includes French, taught by Mr. Charles Herndon, and Spanish, taught by Miss Dona Irion. Participation in Foreign Languages have increased greatly this year. Approximately sixty percent of the whole student body is taking a foreign language course. A majority of these students are freshmen in the first year classes. Foreign Language classes not only study the language but they also research the culture and way of life of the countries that speak the language Cultural knowledge of the countries who speak Spanish or French give our students a better understanding of the language they study. Foreign Language The English Department bases itself around grammer and literature with all new text books and new teaching techniques. This year the Freshmen are required to complete four yeors of English, unlike fhe pasf years where students were only required to take three years of English to graduate. Mrs. Pletch. department head, teaches Senior English classes along with one junior class. Mrs. Meyer has only juniors. Miss McDowell teaches juniors, sophomores, and a journalism class. Mr. Myer only teaches sophomores. and the Freshmen teachers are Mr. Rempala and Miss Boerste Mrs. Buck is the Reading Lab instructor and is the head of the Exploratory Teaching program, where students assist teachers at the local elementary schools. English The speech and drama classes are under the direction of Mr. Henderson. First year speech is offered only to juniors and seniors. In the first year, speech students learn to walk. talk. sit. stand, debate and of course give speeches. If students like the first year, a second year is offered to seniors for advanced speech or drama. Advanced speech covers much more debating and goes in depth in speeches. In drama classes, students make and design the stages used in the productions here at the high school. For people interested in public speaking, speech is a must. Or if they just want to overcome their fears of standing up and talking in front of a crowd. Speech is worth the time to take. Speech Drama 20 Academics There are a total of six courses offered in Social Science. Civics. World History, U.S. History, Current World Affairs, Sociology, and Government, plus Indiana History, for those students taking drivers education. As a junior U.S. History is a required course and as a senior Socilogy and Government is required. Teaching all these subjects is a tough job, but Mr. Rucker, Mr. Waddell, Mr Stuart, and Mr. Shepard, have proven that they can handle the task. Social Sciences With today's technology, business training is a major asset. Business background is a great help in college or in everyday life from learning basic typing skills to data processing in the computer world. This year's Business Department offers a variety of classes. These include Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Accounting, Computers, General Business, Data and Word Processing. Heading the Business Department is Mrs. Carol Knapp who teaches typing, word processing and also directs the C.O.E. program. Mrs. Prosser teaches typing, shorthand, and office practice. Mr. Cleaver teaches typing and computers. Mrs. Henderson teaches all the Accounting classes and also teaches business law. Mrs. Milholland teaches typing, business communications and Word Processing. Mrs. Humphery joined the business department this year in General Business and Computers after Teaching at the Junior High School. Business Science requirements changed this year due to concerns of the State and Federal government regarding education in the U.S.A. State mandates now require that, starting with this year's freshmen, all students must have two years of laboratory science for graduation. They must take one year of the requirement in life science and one year in physical science. Students may choose from Biology. Advanced Biology. Chemistry. Advanced Chemistry. Physics. Earth Science, and Applied Earth Science. Instructors in the Science department are: Mr. Henninger, Earth Science. Mr. Rule and Mr. Davis. Biology. Ms Leisure. Chemistry, and Mr Palmer, Physics and Applied Science. Science Two years of math doesn't sound like fun but it is required here at Frankfort. At least there is a choice in what you can take, two years of algebra, or one year of high phase algebra and one year of geometry. For those who like a challenge or planning on going to college junior and senior math courses are also offers. In the teacher department of mathematics Mr. Page. Mr. Palmer. Mr. Moyer. Mr. Niehaus and the dreaded Mr. Schilling are the force behind it all. Math The Home Economics Department offers Advanced and Beginning. Clothing. Beginning Foods. Advanced Foods. Child Dev., Housing, and HERO Organizations. Mrs. Platt is the head of the department and head of HERO Club too. Teaching the other classes are Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Mosson. Their goal is to teach students about the outside world and to teach the students to solve problems and analyze ideas. They show you how to manage a home with all its responsibilities. Home Ec. 25 Mr. Sawicki is the Art instructor here at Frankfort Senior High. In this class students learn to draw, sketch, paint, and do onything with their hands, with only their imagination holding them back. To take Art you must be at least a sophomore and can take it all three years. Art seems to be easy, but a student has to push themselves to create their best. Having the finished product as the result of hours of hard work is probably the greatest reqard. Who knows, maybe some day Frankfort will produce the next Van Gogh. The Industrial Arts department continues to offer courses in Mechanical Drawing, Printing, Electronics. Metal Shop. Auto Mechanics, and Building Trades. Students may choose to take 2nd and 3rd year training in most areas. Industrial Arts programs are designed for both the student who wishes to follow one of the areas for a career as well as those who take a course for the experience. Teacher turn-over in the Industrial Arts Department has been non-existent in the last few years. Mr Hughes heads the department and teaches Auto Mechanics. Mr Catlin teaches Printing, Mr. Bennett guides the Metal Shop. Mr. Myers the Building Trades program and Mr Warthan directs the Electronics program. Industrial Arts The ROTC program had five different areas involved. The JROTC Battalion Color Guard, the JROTC Girls Drill Team the JROTC Boy's Drill Team, the JROTC Battalion Staff and the JROTC Rifle team. Colonel Jones heads the program here at the high school and is proud of it. The ROTC program does many things here at the school. They have a ROTC Ball every year and they compete in several contests One can walk down the ROTC Hallway and see that there are many trophies and plaques in the case which shows how dedication and hard work pays off. Congratulations ROTC!! ROTC P.E., physical education, everyone has to take it whether they like it or not. It is easier to like the sweating, the cold showers, and the horrible caleisth-enics for two years than to hate them. P.E. is taught by Mrs. Thompson. Mr Mullen. Mr Kersey and Miss Jacoby. They are in charge of the many activities. ranging from life saving to scooter soccer. P.E. does not seem like the ultra class to have to take but it helps keep the body in shape. This year the Radio and T.V. classes have 60 first year students and 24 advanced students. The first year students produce an interview, a television commercial, a demonstration. and simulated radio programs. Advanced students are essentially responsible for handling CSF. Cable Channel 3's sports programming. This year they covered football, volleyball, wrestling, boys' and girls' basketball, baseball, and track. Approximately one-third of the students go on to study the field of braodcasting in college. Several former students have landed jobs in the field ... most notably. Gary Rice, who works at Channel 46 in South Bend, and Brad Shaw, who works at a Kentucky Radio station. This is Mr. Snoddy's sixth year of teaching at FHS. He is currently working on his master's degree in education at Purdue University. He encourages all students to consider taking Broadcasting ... both boys and girls. You will receive experience in writing broadcast copy as well as announcing skills. Radio TV 30 Acpdemics The music department consists of three sections. Band, choir, and orchestra. They all three compete in contests (solo and ensamble) throughout the year. The band is supporters at the football and basketball games with its pep band. The choir and orchestra go around the county and perform for elementary schools, Jr. High, nursing homes, service clubs and others. The choir classes are taught by Miss Lins. There are four different choirs: swing, treble, concert, and freshmen. They each have their own music to work with. There is a Freshmen and Blue and White band taught by Mr. Wainscott. The orchestra is taught by Ms. Priest. She also directs selected students from the band and orchestra to play together in the Big Brodcast and Graduation, which are the last performances for both the choirs and orchestra. Music Academics 31 Ever wonder how much work goes into producing a yearbook Well, there's atot A ladder must be drawn up so al staff members know what pages are what, books and advertisements must be sold m order to keep prices down on the costs of the book and to pay for publishing. layouts drawn, pictures cropped, and copy wrote and typed Deadlines oiso must be met with a certain amount of pages to be sent in each time it takes a lot of hard work, determination. headaches, and dedication for a book to be a success The 1984-85 staff members wre Donna Johnson. who was the Editor Gina Lucas and BiH Banks worked on Athletics and Kim Beard and Ldnce Gregcxre helped out on the Academic section Lori East and Manda Camp put the album section together and Lon also indexed Melissa Galeener took care of the Organizations and Todd Lappm. Gdry Goode and Peg Harsh-barger were in charge of Advertisements Our photographers were Troy Schimmel. Gary Crum, and Phil Rucker Of course, there's our wonderful leader and advisor. Mr Reece Hemnger All in aH. the hard work and determination pays off when others see a successful book Cauldron Staff 32 Academics The school newspaper, the High Life, is one of the many publications produced by Frankfort Senior High School students. Members are responsible for selling ads. which helps in keeping costs down when it comes to selling the paper to students. Members also write stories, type them up. and draw layouts of what each page will feature. Miss McDowell is the advisor. She oversees the production and makes sure the students do their work correctly. Sandy Siegfried is the editor with Shelly Keimig to help out as page editor. Jason Bricker and Scott Miller take care of the sports and Tim Robison, Margo Morrison, and Bridget Bradley help out everyone with their reporting. Eric Howard and Gloria Haynes are the typists. High Life Seniors!! We Can't Believe it! We made it! It was a long journey to get here, yet. it seems like yesterday we started out as freshmen. Through it all, we stuck together and proved just how tough the class of 1985 was! Our final year brought us many memories like football, basketball, Big Broadcast. Spring Break, prom, and most importantly GRADUATION! Kip Scheidler (Pres). Scott Hiland (V. Pres), Beth Glover (Sec), and Grace Ann Miller (Treas) led us to a successful year and one that was rather special. From the halls of F.S.H.S. we began to build our future and we will be forever grateful. Upon this school we left many marks, like being the most spirited to rowdiest, but long live the Class of '85!! Pg- 36 — 1 Joni Gosewher checks her accounting. 2. Carol Stingley flashes her pearlies. 3. Angie Mitchell in McD's after a volleyball practice. 4. I Dare Ya! thinks Tony Byrd. Pg. 37 — 1. Diane. Manda. Angie. Donna and Joe ham up for some pictures. 2. Scott Miller adds it up again! 3. Donna Johnson at I.U. for the weekend 4. Glenn Jacobs and Jana Coleman study hard in French 5. Class officers — Kip, Scott, Beth Grace Ann. 36 Atxjm Album 37 Kellie Sue AkarcJ Robert Stacy Aibaugh S e n i | Kevin Victor Anderson 0 r s 1 9 8 5 Douglas Alan Bennett Melinda Beth Baker Carrie Lynn Brittain Sherman Lee Anderson I Kimberly Ann Barker Ray Gene Bobbitt I Robin Elaine Brock William Alan Alward fc, if; i m ™ 1 Rebecca Sue Arnett Virgil Joe Barker R mrr Bridget Lee Bradley Tony Alfred Byrd Jeffrey Lynn Amos Wanda Annette Ayers Michael Bruce Bartley 'I •’ 1 p' Si Jason James Bricker WHhom Scott Calvert 38 Atoum Manda Ann Camp Mark Alan Carr Christopher Paul Oouser Paul Timothy Chen Mary Grace MuBins Clark Sue Yavonne Click Jana Lucie Coleman James Bnen Compton I Gary Wayne Conklin Jr Joe Bermudez Cortez S e n i i 0 r s 1 9 8 5 Album 39 s e n i i 0 r s 1 9 8 5 Terrill Dean Frazier Daniel Gonzalez Lance Steven Gregcxre Jeanne Faye Hal Gary Thomas Goode Patrick Raymond Gardner Joni Lei Gosewehr Elizabeth Brigitta Guckien Karen Ann Hayden Kimberly Gay EkJndge Beth Mane Glover Anna Maria Greeno Stephanie Michelle Hackler Loony Lee Henderson 40 Afcxjm Scott Andrew Hrfand Glenn Lee Jacobs Satna Mane Klutzke Tresa Lynn Barkley Louks Theresa Jane Lip sett Jerrald Wiliam Leonard Anthony Jay Martin Cynthia Susanne Mason June Elisabeth Meters Eric Richard Howard i Shelly Ann Kerrng Anthony Jay M er Album 41 PTwItep Paul Parker John Martin Oppelt Lori Marie Ostler Freddy Steen Petersen Brenda Lee Pauley William Timothy Miller Nancy Ann NewbokJ Julie Ann Painter Lori Annette Pilfcon 42 Afcxjm Jeffrey Scoff Pufcns Jenifer Lynn Ramsey Larry David RarxJe Poutetta Rene Ray Michoel Anfhony Ream Matthew James Retdenbach Paul Pat Riley Wiliam Joseph Robinson Natafce Ann Reck Donna Jean Reynolds Edward Ray Roberts David Eugene Robbins Melissa Ann Redding Craig Anfhony Rich Timofhy Lee Robison Saly Marie Roe W am H. Reed Jr Ginger Almeda Rider e n i i 0 r s 1 9 8 5 Barbora Dee Robnson Timothy Wayne Roth Album 43 p Victoria Mari© Royer Phiip Jordan Rucker Craig Alien Rutledge Kip Albn ScheKJter S e n I Troy Andrew Schmmel Heather Sue Smith Douglas Eugene Sears Sandra Louise Siegfried James Kenneth Smith Amy Jo Sebree Lisa Michele Clouse Shafer 44 Atxim Kathy Ann Stnnett Manami Tamguchi Angela Lynn T©garden Ava Anne Van Meter Sonya Lynn Wallace Rhonda Kay Stoddard Susan Nola Street Rhonda Lee Surber S e n i Susan Annette Taylor I Lea Lyn Viey Dawn Lynette Vesco Darlene Lynn Ward Rodney Craig Weaver Todd Daniel Weber Atoum 45 Barb Lynn IShchoteon April Ninnette Philips Jilann Louise Wilaman Roberta Jean Wolfe Amy Suzanne Lucas Kim Donovan Mitche Chris Paul Stenmetz Matt Wayne Stephan 46 Abum 1985 Graduates Picture 1; The Class of 85' sitting where they thought they'd never make it to. Picture 2. Jr. class Vice President Randy Swaim leads the seniors to their sits Picture 3; Receivng Pep Club awards from Mr. Clever are Tracy Platt, Donna Johnson, ond Ava VanMeter. Picture 4; The leaders and achievers of the senior class Picture 5; Chris Clouser receives on award from Col. Jones 50 Picture 1. Receiving awards from Mrs Buck are the Future Teachers Picture 2; The caps and gowns stand out in the choir. Picture 3. Mr Snotty hands out Radio and T V awards to Troy and Bryan Picture A. Tim receives congratulations on his choice to attend Frank In Colege Picture 5; Mr Wanscott awards Tim Miller with a Band award. Picture 6; Receiving the basketbal award ts of course Gary Goode and Tim Roth Picture 7; Thinking about their destiny? Picture 8. Kp gives an excelent speech with the advice to be yourself! Senior Brags 1985 Kelley Akard — Student Council 9, 10,11,12; Pep Club 9. 10; French Club 9. 10; Choir 9. 12; Swim Team 10; Big Broadcast 9, 10. 11. 12; Stage crew 9, 10. 11; OEA 10; FCA 11, 12; Drama Club 11. 12; Prom Committee 11 Alan Alward — Basketball 9; Swimming 10. 11, 12; Golt 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11. 12; F Club 10. 11. 12; F Club 11. 12; Scabs 9. 10. 11. 12; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Solo Ensemble 9. 10, 11, 12; Fall Musical 10. 11; Bib Broadcast 10, 11, 12; Pit Band 10, 11, 12; Model U.N. 12; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 9. 11; Chemistry Club 10. 11; Sound Technician 11, 12 Sherman Anderson — Wrestling 9, 10; Intermural Basketball 11, 12; Football 12, F-Club 12; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 11, 12 Melinda B. Baker — Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Spirit Captain 11, 12. Prom Committee 11; Choir 9 Kim Barker — Spanish Club 9, 10; OEA 11; Pep Club (sub) 9.10. 11.12 Tina Barnes — FHA V. Pres. 11, 12; Spanish Club 10. 11; OEA 10; FT A 11, 12; Choir 9, 10, 11. 12; National Honor Society 12, Big Broadcast 9, 10. 11; Senior Play 12 Ray Bobbtt — Wrestling 10. 11. 12; Big Broadcast 11, 12; Stage Band 11. 12; Pit Band 11. 12; F Club 10. 11. 12; Graphic Arts Club 11, 12 Bridget Bradley — Drill Team 9, 11; Rifle Team 10; Sword Shield 11, 12; Booster Club 12; FHA 10; Journalism 12 Carrie Brittain — FHA 9, 10; Concert Choir 10, 11.12; Big Broadcast 9, 10, 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; State Contest 9. 11. 12 Robin Brock — Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club 10. 11; FHA 9, 10. 11; Prom Committee 11; Basketball Manager 9; Cauldron Staff 11 Tony Byrd — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; F Club 10. 11. 12; French Club 9, 10 Manda Camp — Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Spirit Captain 9, 10, 11. 12; Fall Musical 9, 10, 11; Senior Play 12; Spanish Club 10; Swim Team 9; Track Team 9, 10. 11; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Cauldron 12; Chere-Amie 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Worker 11. 12; Solo Ensemble 9, 10. 11. 12 Mark Carr — Sword Shield 10. 11, 12; Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Football Team 9, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; F Club 12; Library Worker 12 Tauna Carter — Z-Club 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Feature Twirler 9. 10, 11, 12; FT A 10. 11. 12; Exploratory Teaching 12; Stage Band 10. 11. 12; Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Fall Musical 9; Big Broadcast 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball Team 9; Spanish Club 9. 10. 11, 12; F Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Prefect Council 12; Pep Club 9, 10. 11; Model U.N. 12, Chere-Amie 10; FCA 12; Scabs 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball Bat girl 9, 10; Spirit Captain 9. 10. 11; Prom Committee 11; Solo Ensemble 9, 10, 11. 12; Stage Crew 9 Paul Chen — Student Council 12; Band 9. 10, 11, 12. Big Broadcast 10, 12; Intramural Basketball 11; F Club 12; Stage Band 12; Scabs 10, 11. 12 Sue Click — Pep Club 11; Sword Shield 10. 11. 12 Chris Clouser — ROTC 9. 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 9. 10, 11, 12; Rifle Team 10; Building Trades 12; Sword and Shield 10, 11. 12; Adv. Bio. Club 11; French Club 11; Intramural Basketball 12; ROTC Summer Camp 9, 10; Boy's State Alternate 11; Big Broadcast 9, 10. 11 Jana Coleman — Band 10, 11, 12; F-Club 10.11. 12. French Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Basketball Manager 11, 12; Volleyball Manager 9, 10, 11. 12; Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12 Brien Compton — Radio TV 10, 11. 12; Radio TV, TA 12; Radio TV — Filming Sports 10, 11, 12; Intermural Basketball 12; CSF Director 11. 12 Ronda Crews — Student Council 9; FHA 9. 10. 11; OEA 10. 11, 12; COE 12; Spanish Club 9; Graphic Arts — Secretary; Prom Committee 11 Gary Crum — F-Club 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cauldron Staff (Photographer) 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 11, 12. Senior Play 12; Big Broadcast 12 Lori East — Future Teachers 12; FHA 11; Exploratory Teaching 12; Cauldron Staff 11, 12 Patty Edwards — Pep Club 12; FHA 10; OEA 11; Prom Committee 11 Kim Eldrldge — Spanish Club 0, 10; OEA 10. 11. 12; COE 12; Library Worker 12 Beth Glover — Volleyball Team 9; Basketball Team 11; Golf Team 10, 11, 12; Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10. 11, 12; Prefect Council 12; French Club 9, 10; Drama Club 9. 10, 11, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Puppettees 11, 12; F-Club 9. 10. 11. 12; YAC's 10. 11; Class Treasurer 12; Prom Committee 11. Fall Musical 9. 10; Big Broadcast 9, 10. 11. 12. Football Homecoming Court 12; Basketball Homecoming Court 12; Hoosier Girls State Delegate 12; FHS Band 9. 10; Z-Club 9, 10, National Honor Society 11, 12 Dan Gonzalez — Key Club 10. 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Hi-Y 9, 10. 11; FCA 11. 12; F Club 11. 12; Big Broadcast 10, 11, 12; Fall Musical 10, 11; Senior Play 12 52 Senor Brags Joni s Goswehr — Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; F Club 10, 11. 12; Z-Club 10, 11, 12; Big Broadcast 10, 11, 12; Spirit Captain 11, 12 Lance Gregoire — Football Team 9; Track 9, 10, 11; Swim Team 9, 10, 11; Adv. Bio. Club 11; Future Teachers 12; Exploritory Teacher 12; Cauldron 12 Liz Gucklen — Chere-Amie 11; Spanish Club 11; Prom Committee 11, OEA 11, 12; OEA Secretary 12; COE 12 Jeanne Hall — Student Council 9, 10, 11,12; Swim Team 9. 10, 11, 12; Track Team 9, 10, 11; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Pep Club 9, 10. 11. 12; OEA 11. 12; Homecoming Queens Court 12; Track Queens Court 9, 10 Melissa Hall — Pep Club 11. 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Big Broadcast 12; Prom Committee 11; Solo En-semble 9, 10 Gary Hart — Sword Shield 10, 11, 12; Rifle Team 10, 12; Drill Team 10, 11. 12 Andy Hill — Basketball Team 9,10, 11, 12; Baseball Team 9, 10; Golf Team 11. 12; FCA 11; Key Club 10. 11. 12; Adv. Chemistry 11; French Club 9. 10. 11; F-Club 11. 12 Diane Hills — Cheerleading 9, 10. 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, Class Officer 9, 10; FTA 12; Exploratory Teacher 12; Band 9, 10; Pep Club 12 Eric Howard — Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Key Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Golf Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Tennis Team 11, 12; National Honor Society 11.12; F Club 11. 12; F-Club 11. 12; Orchestra 11. 12 Donna Johnson — FHA 9; FTA 10, 11, 12 — Pres.; French Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12 — V. Pres; Exploratory Teaching 12; Spirit Captain 9. 10. 11. 12; Choir 9. 12; Solo Ensemble 9, 12; Sr. Play 12; Big Broadcast 12; Mascot 12, Basket- ball Team 10, 11; Track Team 10, 11; F Club 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Cauldron Staff 10, 11, 12; Cauldron Editor 11, 12; FCA 12; Chere-Amie 10, 11, 12 — Sec. Shelly Keimig — Track Team 12, High Life 12; National Honor Society 12 Satina Klutzke — Band 9; Pep Club 9. Spirit Captain 9. OEA 11, 12; Student Council 11, Prom Committee 11; Spanish Club 10, Chere-Amie 9, 10. 11. 12 Samantha Knox — ROTC 12. Band 9. 10. 11. 12; F Club 11. 12; Pep Club 11. 12 Todd Lappin —Student Council 12; Sr. Play 12; Adv. Bio. Club 11; Cauldron Staff 11. 12; Model U.N. 12 Theresa Lipsett — Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Drama Club 9.10. 11.12;Z-Club 10. 11; ROTC 12; French Club 9. 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Senior Play 12. Big Broadcast 9, 10, 11. 12, Track Queen's Court 11. 12; Basketball Queens Court 12; Prom Committee Chairman 11; FCA 9. 10. 11. 12; Cheerleader 9. 10 — Captain; Puppettes 11; 12 — Co-Captain; Stage Crew 9. 10 Amy Lucas — Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Spirit Captain 10. 11; Spanish Club 10. 11; OEA 9; FHA 9. 10 — V. Pres., 11, 12 — Pres. Thomas McCulloch — F-Club 10. 11, 12; Basketball Team 9, 10. 11. 12, Spanish Club 9, 10; Prom Committee 11; Football Team 9, 10. 11, 12 Cindy Mason — Volleyball Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Tennis Team 9. 10, 11, 12; Student Council Treasurer 9, 10. 11, 12; Prefect Council 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Drama Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Z-Club 10. 11. 12; French Club 9, 10; F-Club 11. 12; Class Officer 9, 10, 11; Football Homecoming Court 9, 12. Basketball Homecoming Court 12; Track Homecoming Court 11; Chemistry Club 10,11; Big Broadcast 9,10,11, 12; Fall Musical 9, 10, 11; Senior Play 12; Band 9, 10. 11. Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Prom Committee 11 Lora Mason — Spanish Club 9; OEA 10.11. 12 — Historian; COE 12; Pep Club 12 Tonya Marshall — Swim Team 9. Track Team 9; Pep Club 9, 10; French Club 9. OEA 11; Choir 9, 10. 11; Prom Committee 11 Grace Ann Miller — Volleyball Team 9; Golf Team 10, 11, 12; Tennis Team 9. 10, 11. 12; Class Officer 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Prefect Council 10, 11; S-Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Band 9; Big Broadcast 9, 10; French Club 9. 10; F Club 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; FCA 10, 11 Tim Miller — National Honor Society 11. 12; Key Club 9, 10. 11. 12; Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Spanish Club 9. 10; Fall Musical 9, 10, 11; Big Broadcast 9, 10. 11, 12; Senior Play 12; Vocal Solo Ensemble 9, 10, 11. 12; Basketball Team 9; Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; All State Choir 11. 12 Angle Mitchell — Pep Club 9. 10. 11, 12; Basketball Team 9, 10, 11. 12; Volleyball Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Track Team 9, 10. 11, 12; F Club 9, 10,11.12; French Club 9,10. 11. 12; FCA 11. 12; Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Stage Band 11. 12; Prom Committee 11. Big Broadcast 11,12; Future Teachers 12; Exploratory Teaching 12 Melinda Moudy — Band 9, Student Council 9. 10; Chere-Amie 9, 10. 11. 12 Nancy Newbold — Student Council 11; Fall Musical 10. 11; Big Broadcast 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9. 10, 11. 12; Drama Club 10. 11. 12; Spanish Club 9. 10; F Club 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10. 11, 12. Band 10, 11, 12; OEA 10 Pat y Norwlck — Student Council 9; Spanish Club 9; Z-Club 12; Track Team 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9; Office Senior Brags 53 Worker 12; Library Worker 11; Guidance Worker 12; F Club 9, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11 Brian O’Brien — Baseball Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Team 9, 10, 11, 12; F-Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 12; French Club 10, 11 John Oppelt — Spanish Club 9, 10; F Club 10, 11, 12; Advanced Bio. Club 11; Wrestling Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country Team 11, 12 Lori Oslter — Student Council 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; OEA 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Choir 9, Prom Committee 11; Chere-Amie 9, 10. 11, 12 Julie Painter — French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Z-Club 10. 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; Big Broadcast 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Sr. Play 12; Adv. Bio. Club 11; Puppettes 12; YAC 11, 12; Future Teachers 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spirit Captain 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Model U.N. 12, F Club 11. 12; Hoosier Girl's State 11; Fall Musical 10. 11 Brenda Pauley — FHA 10, 11; OEA 11, 12; Pep Club 12; National Honor Society 12 Lori Pillion — Track Team 9, 10,11, 12; Basketball Team 9, 10; Drama Club 10, 11. 12; F Club 10. 11. 12 — Sec. Treas.; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12; OEA 9; Puppettes 11, 12 — Co-Captain; Big Broadcast 10, 11, 12; Fall Musical 10, 11; Student Council 12; Prom Committee 11 Tracy Platt — Student Council 9, 10. 11. 12; Band 9. 10; Volleyball Team 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball Team 9. 10, 11, 12; Tennis Team 9. 10. 11. 12; FCA 11, 12; YAC 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10,11, 12; Pep Club 9. 10, 11. 12 — Pres.; Z Club 10. 11. 12 — Tres.; F Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball Homecoming Court 12; Prom Court 12; Track Homecoming Court 12; Track Queen 12 Kevin Price — Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Building Trades 11, 12; F Club 12 Jett Pulllns — Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Solo, Ensemble 9, 10.11,12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Fall Musical 10, 11; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; F Club 10, 11, 12; F Club 11, 12 — V. Pres; Scabs 10, 11, 12 Jennifer Ramsey — Pep Club 10; FHA 10, 11; OEA 12; COE 12; Library Worker 11. 12 Pauletta Ray — Pep Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 10; Spanish 9; Adv. Chemistry 12; Adv. Biology 11; Basketball 9 Natalie Reck — Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Prefect e Council 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Swim Team 9, 10, 11; French Club 9, 10; Puppett 11; Class Treasurer 10 William H. Reed — Student Council 10, 12; Chemistry Club 11; Big Broadcast 9, 10; Fall Musical 10; T.A. Printing Donna Reynolds — Student Council 11, 12; Class Pres. 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Model United Nations 12; Senior Play 12; Big Broadcast 11, 12; Spirit Captain 10, 11; Freshman Choir 9; Concert Choir 10, 11; Swing Choir 12 David Robbins — Football 12. Building Trades 12 Tim Robison — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; F Club 10. 11, 12 Pres.; Key Club 11, 12; FCA 11, 12 Sec; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 Sally Roe — FHA 9. 11 Tim Roth — Student Council 9, 10; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 11; F Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10; Adv. Biology Club 11; Exploratory Teaching 12 Victoria M. Royer — ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Battalion Staff 11, 12; Sword Shield 10. 11. 12; FHA 10; Pep Club 9; Rifle Team 10, 11; Drill Team 9. 10. 11, 12 Phil Rucker — National Honor Society 11. 12; Key Club 9. 10; F Club 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Baseball 11, 12; Football 10. 11, 12 Craig Rutledge — Football 9, Wrestling 9; Swimming 10; Building Trades 11; Graphic Arts 12; I.C.E. Program 12 Kip Scheidler — Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; parlimentarian 11; V. Pres. 12; Prefect Council 10, 11, 12; Class Pres. 9, 12; Class Treas. 11; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11; FCA 12; National Honor 12; Library Club 12; Fall Musical 9k 10, 11; Big Broadcast 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Play 12; Band 9 Amy Sebreee — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 11; Z Club 10, 11. 12; Spanish Club 10. 12; FTA 10,11,12; F 11,12; Prom Committee Chairman 11; FCA 11, 12; Scabs 10. 11, 12; Euvola 10,11; Pep Club 10, 11; Orchestra 11. National Honor 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Big Broadcast 10, 11, 12 Lisa Clouse Shafer — Secretary of FHA 9; FHA 10; Prom Committee 11; President HERO 12 Sandy Siegfried — Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12 captain; F Club 9, 10, 11. 12; F Club 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Big Broadcast 10, 11. 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; FCA 9. 10, 11. 12 Pres.; Z Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 9.10. 11, 12; High Life 12 Editor Jim Smith — Intramurals 12; Radio . TV 10. 11. 12; TA Radio TV Matt Stephan — Intramural Basketball 11, 12; Chemistry Club 11; Big Broadcast Stage Crew 11, 12 Carol Stingley — Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Z Club 10. 11, 12; Fall Musical 9, 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Spirit Captain 11,12; Adv. Chemistry Club 11; Girls' State Delegate 11; National 54 Senior Brags Honor Society 11, 12; FTA 11 Susan Street — National Honor Society 12; French Club 9, 10; Pep Club 10; Drama Club 10; Tennis 11 Susan Taylor — FCA 11,12 V. Pres; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Puppettes 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 11, 12; Drama Club 12; French Club 10, 11 Angie Tegarden — Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls Track Mgr. 9, 10, 12; Spanish Club 10, OEA 11, 12; OEA Treas. 12; F Club 11, 12; Cauldron Staff 11; COE 12; Prom Committee 11; Queen's Court Co. Chairman 11 Ava Van Meter — Pep Club 11, 12 Pres.; Drama Club 11, 12 Sonya Wallace — Pep Club 10, OEA 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11; COE 12; Honor Roll 9 Todd Weber — Student Council 9, 10; Key Club 10; Basketball 9, 10; Golf 9, 10; Building Trades 12; Choir 9, 10; Swing Choir 11, 12 Angle White — Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; F Club 10,11; Spanish Club 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Big Broadcast 11, 12; Orchestra 12 Michele White — Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; OEA 10, 11, Choir 9; Prom Committee 11 Alana Wright — Band 9; OEA 10, 11, 12; COE 12 Lea Vlney — Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Big Broaocast 11, 12; Senior Play 12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Volleyball 9, Basketball 9, 11; Swimming 11, 12 Congratulations Class Of '851! You Made It!! Goode Is Great!! Who's the first person you think of when the word basketball is said? Gary Goode immediately comes to mind. He played varsity basketball for four years under the leadership of Coach John Milholland. Gary has brought many honors to himself, the team, and to the school. His Talent and hard work earned a spot as a member on the 1985 Indiana All-Stars Team. He was a three-year member of the All-Clinton County Team, named to the All-Lafayette Area Team, and an All-Conference player not to mention other numerous teams. Along with these honors, he set four new school records. He made the most free throws (196), the most points scored (682). and the highest scoring average (27.3 points game) all in one season. Gary also set the record for the most career points ever — 1,511 points. To continue his basketball career. he will be playing at Northeast Missouri State with full ride scholarship. Goode Luck Gary! We're proud of you!! 56 Album Cauldron Staff I'm the chief; I'm running this show. These words could be heard many times by Mr. Heninger during sixth hour in the Cauldron room. It soon became a joke with the Cauldron staff and they posted these words on the bulletin board so no one would ever forget them, (which no one probably will.) Mr. Heninger is the advisor of the yearbook, overseeing the design of the cover, keeping track of the financial situation, and generally making sure that the staff members keep their work on schedule and do quality work. It takes a man with patience to survive through a year of making a book because it's such a long-drawn out process. Mr. Heninger is that man and the Cauldron staff just wants to say a very special THANK-YOU!!! to a very special teacher. Keep on going Reece: We love YaM Mr Reece Heninger — It has been my pleasure to work with you these past three years, two of those being the Editor for you. Although we had numerous arguments, stomping our feet and raising our voices trying to get our points across to each other it was worth it. You taught me that I didn't always know everything and wasn't always right, but through persistence, dedication, and hard work. I could do anything I set out to do and do my best. Thanks for being patient enough and putting up with m© — | know it wasn't always easiest for you. Also thanks for helping me grow up a little and decide where I want to go in life. I'll miss you and all your yelling at me, but I'm leaving that for Gina — right?! Thanks for being our Advisor — we couldn't have done it without you!! Your Editor, Donna Advisor Atxm 57 We were the quiet class, pretty much minding our own. Our year was special because we sponsored the Prom. Molly Miller (Pres.) guided us through it with the help of Randy Swaim (V. Pres). Margo Morrison (Sec ), and Barbara Ewing (Treas). We had many special moments and will cherish them always 1. Dee Dee's on the phone again 2. Gina's big mouth is open again. 3. Jamie and Chris are the dunkees at the Labor Day Frolic for the Junior class. 4. Molly, Melissa, Pete. Eric John at Semi-State Page 59 1. Tanya gives the camera a dirty look 2. Chris Smith shows Steve Darrin how to break 3. Lora listens intently to instructions. 4. Nancy Sue — are you surprised or what?! 5. Class officers — Randy, Margo, Molly, (not pictured Barbara Ewing) 58 Atoum Album 59 Abbott. Melissa Abney. Kevin Aders. Trever Alen. Laura Appleby. Kayleah Ayers. Rhonda Baker. Brian Baker. Kely Banks. B« Beard. Kim Beavens. Eric Birden. Rex Booth. Troy Boiiden. Bruce Bradshaw. Galen Brewer. Sharon Bright. Rachel Brittain. Kely Brittain. Michele Bryant. Beverly Burge. Raymond Burton. Brenda Bushman. Missy Bushman. Virginia Bushong, Bob Chamberlain. Elarva Chandler. Angela Chester. Treasa Chua. Jerry Clossin. Pete Conkright. Keley Copenhaver, Mark Craven. Brad Crews. John Crews. Laurie Criswel. Tim Crose. Kevin Cukoss. Elaine Cunningham. Danny Curl. Jason Davey. Tere David. Alan David, Chad Davis. Mike Dickenson. John Dye. Brad Eckhoff. Mike Ewing, Barbara 60 Album Ewing. Dal© Foucett. Tina Francis. Lauri Freeman. Tracy Fuel. Jenny Gabriel. Brenda Gatey, Tim Gandy. Paul Gard. Jeanie Garhort. Stocey George. Rob Gerber. David Gillum. Connie Gleason. Deanna Good. Kelly Goodnight. Johnnie Goodwin. Brian Greeno, Jeff Grieger. Bi Guajardo. Norma Gumsey. Dave Hockerd. Juke Harshbarger. Peggy Harshbarger. Tami Harshman. Benny Hibbard. Edile Hillman. Tim Hindsley. Loretta Howe. Pam Howe. Stephanie Hunter. Jamie Irwin. Nancy Johnson. Randy Jones. Mchelle Kely, Waylon Kersey. Pat Knox. Kim Large. Desst Large. Jay Leach. Jim Leach. Stacy Lewis. Debbie Louks. Kristal Loveless. Tanya Lucas. Gina McCuloch. Melissa McGi. Carla McGuire. Lisa Album 61 Marcum. Kim Marie y. John Mason. Stephanie Mayer. Jim Merritt. Phd Michael. Jamie Miller. Molly Montgomery. Beth Moore. Bruce Moore. Kristi Moore. Teresa Moore. Tonya Morrison. Margo Neumayer. Gail Nienaber. Becky Noyes. David Ostler. Chad Oslter. Susanna Ottinger, Darrin Pauley. Albert Perkins. Lora Pitman. Angie Pitman. Wendy Platt. Molly Plunkitt. Gary Pugsley. Tern Ran son. Todd Reagan. Becky Reed. Doug Reed. Linda Reed. Tina Rce. Nina Rich. Rhonda Richards. Michoel Richie. Kevin Ridenour. Marvdy Roa. Penny Roberts. Brian Rotanson. Vickie Roe. Judy Root. Tina Ross. Christina Ross. Dee Dee Ross. Melissa Royer. Dickie Sandoge. Missy Sawicki, Chod ScaHan. Mike 62 Abum Sch ery. Mary Sexton. Kim Sharp. Gayle Si. John Skirvin. David Slipher. Shannon Smiley. Lisa Smith. Chris Smith. James Smith. Jay Smith. Jeff Smith. Rodney Smith. Tonya Snodgrass. Todd Snyder. Gray Sparger. Rob Surber. Carrie Swaim. Randy Swearingen. Karen Tatum. Jeff Tegorden. Michelle Thies. Rita Thomas. Jack Toney. Steve Turner. Tarro Vaughn. Ronme Vice. Jeff Viney. Janice Warren. Steve Watkins. N fcke Weber. Jackie Weesner. Dave Wessetf. Phi West. Melissa Wiseman. Roger Woods. Bev York. Britt Young. Marty Zink. Ed Guium. Randy Kroner, Dean Spencer. Brad Spears. Jim Afcxjm 63 Congratulations Sophomores you advance from being rookie Freshmen to adventureous and spirited Sophomores. Even though you still suffered as an underclassmen at least you had the low life freshmen to pick on. Your class officers did a fine job making money for next year's junior prom (which will be tough to beat). Mike Elridge was your President, Kurt Frye was your Vice President, Meg Miller was your secretary and Susan Carr was your treasurer Good luck as you face your next two years following the foot steps of the class of '86, until finally you are seniors!! Pg. 66 — 1. Tracy White and Toni Teter wait at their table during lunch. 2. Dwan Wallace and Lupe Silvas grin wide. 3. Karen Allen — are you really studying? 4. Cathee Stoops takes a break from lunch for a picture. Pg. 67 — 1. Chuck Martin displays his basketball skills in P.E. 2. Kim Wells is hard at work on a sewing project. 3. What's so funny Tana Hill? 4. Lisa Vibert figures out to operate the sewing machine. 5. Class officers — Mike, Kurt, Meg Susan 66 Album Album 67 Abney. Dawn Adams. Denna Aibaugh. Jason Alen. Kathleen Amich. Jenny Anderson. Dan Bailey. Dane Barrios. ArrxJfo Batman. Beth Bean. Joel Belmerez. Ernest Benefield. Glenn Bennett. Jeff Block. Brenda Bobbit. Kim Boyles. Tim Bradley. Andatana Bradley. Brian Briseno. Jo Ann Brock. Jason Brock. Karen Brown. Bilie Brownfield. Richard Buntin. Steve Bushong. Bucky Camp. Amy Car dew. Lucinda Carr. Susan Cast. Michelle Chen. Grace Christopher. Tim Cfcck. Sandy CSnger. Wendy Clouse. Charlie Clouse. John Clooser. Dan Coleman. Jason Coleman. Josett Coomer. Chris Copenhaver. Kim Costlow. Kim Crick. Karl Curnutt. Kerri Daly. Tom Darnel. Rob Davis. Adrianne DeRosa. George Dickenson. Julie 68 Abum Doooho. Davd Donoho. Keith Dougherty, Ann Douglas. Chad Douglas. Usa Ekjridge. Mike Featherstone Nick Ferguson. Brod Ferguson. Lisa Frutig. Shauna Frye. Kurt Galeener. Melissa Gibson. Kim Godbey. Pam Graves. Stephanie Guajordo. Maria Gunyon. Phi Henderson. Cra Hekman. Stephanie Hi. Tana Horton. Annette Horton. Tony Howe. Jeri Howe. Larry Hulsey. Melissa Hutchison. Danny Jacobs. Becky Jenkns. Tarm Jenkins. Tina Jordon. Joe Kanatzer. Mark Kaykx. Kathy Kennedy. Keith Kinsler. Tony Koppleman. John Krahwinkle. Cliff Lambert, Amy Lane. Bobby Lanman. Jenny Lanum. Jodie Lappm. Marianne Larimore. Scott Laughner. Lisa Lawson. Michele Levenburg. Lesley Lppsett. Courtney Little. David Lowden. Lisa A bum 69 Lyman. Tim Lyon. Bobby McQueen. Lori Mahoney. Mark Martin. Chuck Mayer. John Mites. Michelle MiBer. Meg Moore. Danny Moore. Frank Moore. Mary Moore. Steve Morrison. Jeff Moudy. Todd Murphy. Jennifer Newman. Lisa Nussbaum. Jynene Oppett. Angie Page. Mark Parker, Rocky Peel. Brian Peters, Kevin Philips, Steve Plake. Mike Poole. Rhonda Puflins. Brett Rader. Jufce Raidy. Kevin Raidy. Kurt Ray. Cathy Reck. Richie Redington. David Redington, Doug Reed. Mary Reppert. Doug Robbins. Karen Roberts. Tina Robison. Brenda Roth. Todd Rucker. Tina Soathoff. Todd Sallee. Rhonda Schilling. Mark Sheets. Deborah Sherrill. Bruce Shore, Sandy Shriver, Todd Silvas, Lupe 70 Atxim Smite y. Bob Smith. Leisha Smith. Lesa Smith. Tina Spray. Jeff Stephans, Thomas Stoops. Cathee Stoops, John Swisher. R Taylor. Audrey Tegarden. Jackie Teter, Toni Teyema. Scott Toney. Nkki Turner, David Vibert. Lisa Waggoner. Brad Wallace. Dawn Watson. David Weis. Kim West. Brenda White. Tracy Whiteman. Shannon Wilson, Jeff Wilson. Lynn Wolfe. Tammy Wood. Lisa Woodruff. Kirk Woodruff. Steve York. Roy Young, Jean Fetterhoff. Amber Album 71 Freshman. It was the beginning of a new life in high school. You managed to live through the drugery of being freshman, like being picked on by your older peers, the homework. the teachers, and the plain old idiosyncrasies that plagued you. Your class leaders were Mike Unger (Pres ), Jeff Warren (V. Pres), Lisa Bock (Sec), and Sheila Brock (Treas). Good Luck Freshman and enjoy your life as F.S.H.S.N p9- 72 — 1. Charlie Harris prepares to play ball in P.E 2. Scott Burdick stands ready to receive the serve 3. Cheryl Houze grins for the camera 4. Donning her swimming cap, Lisa Cupp finds herself surprised by the photographer. Pg. 73 — 1. Missy Conklin get caught trying to sleep at the Pep Club Slumber Party. 2. In Biology Mark Ransom works hard on a test. 3. Mike Unger escorts Chris Tegarden at Homecoming 4. Amanda Ostler spies on the photographer. 5. Class officers Mike, Jeff, Lisa. Sheila. 72 Album Atxm 73 Abney. Andrew Akard. Mike Amich. Tony Anderson. Jordy Anderson. Karl Angela. Mfce Appleby. Jerry Applegate. Kim Aron. Angie Ashmore. Hilary Baber. Pam Baber. Scott Bailey. Becky Barker. Nick Bayse. Paul Beavens. Angie Bell. Leanna Sever. Matt Bishop. Annette Black, Amy Bock. Lisa Borges. Kim Bozworth. Ronald Brockett. Michelle Bragg. Daniel Bray. Jennifer Briseno. Minerva Brock. Sheila Brown. Kistra Brown. Treey Brumbarger. Charlotte Burdick. Scott Burkhalter. Amy Burlash. Darla Butler. Mark Byrd. Richard Campbell. Leslie Carter. Kenneth Chambers. Jeff Chancier. Earl Chriswell. Kathy Clark. Angela Clemens. Can Click. James Cobb. Angela Cole, Brian Cole. Dawn Coleman. Shana 74 Aftxm Compton. Brad Conklin. Missy Cornell. Anthony Cortez. Pauline Cottrell. Sam Coyle. Angela Coy. Lori Crick. Marc Crutchfield. Scott Cunningham. Jerry Cunningham. Stacy Cunningham. Steve Cupp. Lisa Curnutt, Kori David. Eric Davis. Tamara Dean. Kathy Decker. Brian Dick. Darrin Dickenson. Carl Dieterle. Dianna Diingham. Tim Dirbas. Saiy Dogar. Pana Doke. Christopher Donoho. Andrew Duncan. Patrick Dunk. Michael Dupler, Jeanne East. Tyrel Eberte. Tammy Eldndge. Trocie Eliot. Dana Elis. Bryan Emery. Gina Emery. Bifl Emswiler. Julie England. Morey Estes. Todd Evans. Mchelle Feity, Travis Fife. Judy Fitzsimmons. Tracy Forsythe. Jason Foster. Jennifer GaAipo. Sondra Gerald. Sandy GokJer. Wendy Album 75 Greene. Bnon Grizzle. Jerry Mailman. Sandra Hale. Albert Hale. Frank Ham. Christina Haney. Dena Harris. Charlie Hart. Daniel Hayden, Susan Herndon. Jeff Hickson. Jenny m, Debra Hi. Wade rtndsley. Kellie Hopkins, Alan Houze. Cheryl Jackson. John Jacobs. Madonna Jacoby. Shane Jenkins. Bill Johnson. Ross Johnston. Gerald Joiner. Denny Jones. Crag Kallner. Tricia Kennedy. Shannon Kennedy. Wendy Kirby. Jay Krivacic. John Law. Susan Large. David Lawson. Larry Lewis. Shonna Lock. Stacey Lucas. Mindy McPhearson. Lome McPhearson. Tom Maish. Karla Malone. Danny Malone. Donald Malone. Ronald Merritt, Bonita Mitchell. Mark Mondary. Roche! Montgomery. Pam Morrison. Jock Morrison. John 76 Album Mounts. Tamm Myers. Bret Myers. Shawn Nienaber. Regina Noonan. Tracy O'Bnen. Doug O'Brien. Tracey Oberhouser. Andy Orem. Teresa Ostler. Amanda Parks. Gwendolyn Perkins. Sonja Perry. Brian Pickering. Melanie Pitman. Rob Plummer. Christopher Pols ton. Mitchell Ramer. Brian Ramos. Kristi Ransom. Mark Resendez. Nora Ridenour. Missy Ridenour. Shelly Roberts. Matthew Rustio. Lisa Row den. Lisa Rumpza. Jennifer Sceggeil. Katherine Scott. Sheia Sebree. Mandy Sexton. Randy Shaft. Lori Sharp. Beth Sheets. Travis Shirar. Tracy Shoemaker. Marc Shoemaker. Todd Siler. Tommy Smith. Cindy Smith. David Smith. Lorie Smith. Shanna Smith. Travis Snyder. Brooke Soring. Corinna Spaulding. Lori Spencer. Bruce Album 77 Spit aimak. Rob Stiner. Stocey Strange. Mork Swift. Heather Swisher. Rhonda Tarkington. Jason Taylor. Jenny Tegarden. Chrs Trent. Undo Uhl. Tammy Uhls. Stephanie Unger. Mike Vertrees. Jennifer Vesco. Mike Vineyard. Chris Warren. Jeff Watson. Jay Weaver. Jeannetta Weber. David Wehr. Jenny Weida. Erik Werner. Brian West. Brenda Wheatley. Juie Wheeler. Jeremy Wittaman. Jana Wilson. James Wilson. Roger Winchester. Chns Wolfe. Peggy Wood. Renee Wooley. David Worth. John Yakovich. Brian Yakovich. Donna Young. Don Zeh. Jeff Zell. Harry Cartwright. Rene Rogers. Randy 78 Afcxjm AJbum 79 School Board (L-R) Wayne Wonscott. Wayne Young. Garney Jenkins. Jay Carter. Grace Moore. Fred Weida. and George DeRosa. Administration Superntendent. Robert Ayers Ass't Superintendent. John Bloom Secretaries (bottom row) Linda Beals, Mickey Neal. Helen Dorner. (top Row) Lynn Kriel. Mary Clark, Dona Kennedy 80 A bum Student Council Student Council is the branch of student government that represents the student body. Student Council's goal is to better the relationships between the students, administration, and teachers. This year, they had a Coke machine put on the mezanine. Students are able to buy cokes before and after school. nr Prefect Council Prefect Council is the backbone of the student body All of the ideas that are presented to Student Council begin in Prefect Council. There are four members from the Senior class and three members from each of the other classes. Row 1 Dave Gurnsey. Kip Scheidler. Scott Hikand. Tauna Carter. Stephanie Mason Row 2 Susan Taylor. Kelley Akard. Paul Chen. Todd lappin. Lori Piion. Megan Miller. June Meiers. Groce Ann Miller. Tracy Platt. Cindy Mason. Teresa Lipsett, Beth Glover Row 3 Kim Sexton. Randy Swatm, David Noyes. Pete Clossin. Steve Warren. Pat Kersey. Chris Smith, Kim Costlow. Amber Fetterhoff. Billie Brown, Tana HHI Row 4 Lesley Levenburg. Chad Douglas. Kayleah Appleby. Gina Lucas. Tanya Loveless. Peggy Harshbarger. Christina Ross. Mondy Ridenour. Lisa Rustio. Wendy Golder. Kristi Ramos. Lesley Campbel Row 5 Tammy Mounts. Steve Cunningham. Karen Swearingen. Nancy Irwin. Jamie Hunter. Melissa McCuioch. Chris Tegarden. Amanda Ostler. Gina Emery, Lisa Bock. Sheika Brock. Kurt Frye. Mike Eldridge Row 6 Susan Carr. Karen Brock. Grace Chen. Margo Morrison. Julie Hackerd. Ritchie Reck. Jeff Wilson. Brian Bradley. Lisa Cupp. Brenda Robison. Krista Brown. Julie Wheatley Row 7 Jeri Howe. Jordy Anderson. Mike Unger, Don Yound. Brett Myers. Jack Morrison. Mark Ransom. Renee Wood. Cathee Stoops. Stephanie Graves. Karla Maish. Madonna Jacobs Row 1 Scott Teyema, Kristi Ramos, Tauna Carter. Beth Glover Row 2 Randy Swaim. Lisa Rustio. Dave Gurnsey. Stephanie Mason Row 3 Mike Unger. Scott Hiland. Kip Scheider i 82 Organizations Future Row 1 Mrs Boms. Annetta Horton. Mary Clark. Amy Lucas. Leslie Phifer Row 2 Pam Montgomery. Linda Trent. Amy Burk halter. Kim Wells, Mindy Lucas. Shonna Lewis Row 3 Tommy Davis. Tracy Fitzsimmons. Cari Clemins. Kathy Chriswek. Stephanie Uhls. Regina Nemaber Row 4 Wendy Kennedy. Kim Copenhaver. Kathy Sceggel. Sandy Cick. Adrianne Davis. Tna Barnes Not Pictured Wanda Ayres. Darlene Ward Ftormemakers FHA is a national organization which has the stated goal of helping youth in society through Home Economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involvement. Each year. FHA supports the March of Dimes Walk-a-thon by providing food for the participants. They also sponsor the annual Sweetheart Dance. FHA's officers were: Amy Lucas. Pres.; Leslie Phifer. V. Pres.. Mary Mullins. Sec.; and Annetta Horton. Treas. Future Teachers Future Teachers of America is sponsored by Mrs. Buck. This year's officers are: Donna Johnson. Pres.; Peggy Harshbarger. V. Pres.; Heather Smith, Sec. Becky Ray, Treas FTA's main goal is to gain knowledge in the field of education as a career. Future Teacher's also sponsor the Exploratory Teaching Program at the elementary schools. Row 1 Donna Johnson. Diane His. Karen Hayden. Lance Gregoire. Tauna Carter. Doug Bennett Row 2 Elane Cutross. Stacy Gar hart. Juke Painter. Kim Sexton. Heather Smith Row 3 Jeff Wilson. Amy Sebree. Amy Lucas. Tina Barnes. Melissa Galeener Row 4 Peggy Harshbarger. Angie MitcheH. Mrs. Buck Organizations 83 French Club French Club is sponsored by Mr. Herndon. President is Julie Painter. V-pres. Tanya Loveless. Sec. is Barb Ewing, and Treas. is Lisa Wood. French Club and Spanish Club participate together in the annual Fall party; play, and Christmas party. At the end of the year. French Club gives award to all French Students who received A's every nine weeks. Row 1 Mr Herndon. Teresa Moore, Kayteah Appleby. Lisa Wood. Jufce Pan ter. Tanya Loveless Row 2 Anna Gallo. Jana Coleman. Tina Jankins. Tamrm Jenkins. Tim Robison. Theresa Lipsett. Lisa Smiley. Ten Davey. Roche! Bright Row 3 Donna Johnson. Jeanne Dupler. Amanda Ostler. Leslie Campbell. Madonna Jacobs. Krista Brown. Beth Sharp. Trish Kaimer. Rachel Mondary Row 4 Beth Batman. Amy Lambert. Melissa Hulsey. Ann Dougherty. Kim Costlow. Amber Fetterhoff, Missi Lovett. Angie Oppelt Row 5 Jeff Herndon. Pat Kersey. Jason Bricker. Scott Miller, Scott Hdand. Andy HB. Margie Shurr Row 6 Kurt Frye. Mike Eldridge. Koren Swearingen Spanish Club Spanish Club is sponsored by Miss Irion. Each year, Spanish Club joins French Club in sponsoring a picnic and a play that help the members of both clubs become more acquainted with each other. The play and picnic help the members learn to use their newly learned languages, too. Spanish Club held a dinner and had a swim party this year. This year's officers are: Jeff Wilson. Pres.; Todd Shriver, V. Pres.; Lauri Crews. Sec.; Tauna Carter, Treas. Row 1 Miss Irion. Lauri Crews. Tauna Carter. Jeff Wilson. Todd Shriver Row 2: Brian Brodtey. Sandy Hodman. Amy Sebree. Trocy Platt. John Stoops. Jeff Bennett. Christina Ross. Sharon Brewer. Melissa Abbott. Susan Lard Row 3 Jason Atxmgh. Jenny Taylor. Karen Brock. Susan Carr. Kathy Dean. Tracy O'Brien. Angie Cobb. Wendy Clinger. Jem Bray. Renee Wood. Metssa Conk In Row 4 Steve Buntin. Keith Donoho. Jim Mayer. Bi Banks. Jennifer Wehr. Janna Wiaman. Annette Bishop. Stocy Cunningham. Paufcne Cortez. Nora Resendez Row5 John Koppelman. Jeff Spray. Travis Sheets. Rob Spit aimak. Pat Duncan. Jock Morrison. Christi Ham. Stacy Lock. Diane D� eterte 84 Organizations F Club is a club for athletes who have earned their letter in one or more sports during the year Sponsored by Mr. Mullen. F Club promotes the fellowship of athletes in different sports. This year F Club sold jewelry and helped sponsor the Christmas breakfast. F Club's officers for this year are: Tim Robinson. President: Chris Smith. V. Pres.; Lori Pillon. Sec.. Jeff Pullins, Treas.. Chris Dougherty. Sgt Arm Row 1 Mark Ransom. Angte Tegarden. Jana Coleman. Chris Smith. Lori Pion. Tim Robinson. Matt Ridenbach. Jeff PuHins. Mr Molten Row 2 Scott Calvert, Phi Rucker. Sherman Anderson. Waylon KeBy. June Meiers, Donna Johnson. Angie Mitchel. Cindy Mason. Brian O'Brien. Jason Bricker. Eric Howard. Tracy Piatt Row 3 Gary Goode. Pat Kersey. Tim Roth. Tom McCulloch. Tina Rucker. Sandy Seigfried. Beth Glover. Groce Ann Mrfler. Melissa McCuloch. Jamie Hunter. Lora Perkins Row 4 Penny Roa. Manorm Taroguchi. Jackie Weber. Kayteah Appleby. Teresa Moore. Gina Lucas. Beth Montgomery. Kelley Conk right. Molly Platt. Gail Neumayer. Stephanie Mason Row 5 Tim Kennedy. Mark Carr. Lisa Bock. Jeanne Dupter. Wendy Golder. Julie Hockard. Christina Ross. Mandy Ridenour, Leisha Smith. Beth Batman. Margo Morrison Row 6 Ray Bobbitt. John Oppett. Craig Rich. David Large. Carl Anderson. Jeremy Wheeler. Mike Watkins. Pete Clossin, Todd Ransom Row 7 Mark Mahoney. Chris Coomer. John Stoops. John Mayer. Craig Henderson. Tony Knsk. Court Lipsett. Kurt Raidy. Brian Bradtey. Jason Atxiugh Row 8 Troy Schimmel. Gary Crum. Rod Taylor. Kevin Price. Gary Conklin. Row 9 Andy Hi. Scott HBand. Scott Milter. Randy Swam. Dave Gumsey. Steve Warren. Brian Goodwin. Mike Davis, Jamie Michael. Trever Aders F Club F Club is sponsored by Mr. Wainscott. F is for students who have excelled in music. Choir, band, and orchestra members are eligible. F Club takes the responsibility of publishing Big Broadcast. This year they helped sponsor the Christmas breakfast. F Club's officers for this year are: Tim Miller, Pres.. Jeff Pullins. V. Pres.. Dan Gonzales. Sec.; Julie Painter. Treas. Organizations 85 Row 1 Amy Sebree. Dan Gonzalez. Julie Painter. Tim MHter Jeff Pu ns. Eric Howard Row 2 Nancy NewbokJ. Kayteah Appleby. Teresa Moore. Juie Hockard. Stephanie Mason. Paul Chen Row 3 June Meiers. Elaine Culross. Kim Sexton. Samantha Knox. Sandy Seigfned. Tony Milter. Tauna Carter Key Club is a service organization sponsored by Mr. Cleaver. Their main goal is to provide a service to FHS and the Frankfort community. Key Club wants to make our community a better place to live. Each year Key Club sponsors a blood bank. They are responsible for helping Red Cross set up all blood banks. This year's officers are: Scott Miller. Pres.; Jason Bricker, V. Pres.; Pat Kersey. Sec.; Andy Hill. Treas. Row 1 Jeff Pulhns. Tim Miller. Todd Ransom. Scott Miller. Steve Warren. Kevn Raidy Row 2 David Noyes. Eric Howard. Pat Kersey. Kurt Raidy Row 3: Jack Morrison. Chad Sawicki, Pete Gossn, Dave Curnsey, Tim Chnswe . Joe Jordan. Craig Henderson Row 4 Jay Kirby. Mark Ransom. Brian Bradley. Mike EkJridge Row 5 Mke Unger, John Morrison, Jeff Zeh, Jeff Warren, Kurt Frye. Mark Schilling Row 6: Don Young. Brett Myers. David Little. Jason Brock. Todd Saathoff Row 7 Kip Schiedter. Andy HW. Scott HHand Z Club Z Club is a high school affiliate of Zonta. They sponsor a child in Sierra □one every year and have sponsored the same child for the past 6 years. Z club sells Christmas stockings and Valentines. Mrs. Platt is the sponsor. To become a member of Z Club, you must be a sophomore and have a teachers recommendation. Z club members volunteer their time and effort to making Frankfort a better place to live. This year's officers are: Heather Smith — Pres.; Molly Miller — V-pres.; Tauna Carter — Sec.; Tracy Platt — Treas.. Amy Sebree — Service Chairman. Row 1: Penny Roa. Megan Mrttef. Trocy Platt. Amy Sebree. Heather Smith. Tauna Carter. Kayieah Appleby. Juke Painter Row 2 Sandy Shore. Tammy Turner. Elane Culross, Nancy Newbold. Sandy Siegfried. Grace Ann Miller. Cindy Mason. Kathy Kaykx Row 3 Margo Morrison. Tamm Jenkins. Michelle Tegarden, Manam Tamguchi. Anna GaBo, Tanya Loveless. Tina Jenkins. Meg Miler Row 4 June Meiers. Grace Chen. Lisa Wood. Julie Hockerd. Sharon Brewer. Christina Ross. Moly Platt. Beth Montgomery. Stephanie Mason Row 5: Kim Costlow. Tracy White. Toni Teter 86 Organizations Row 1 Michelle Brittain. Kim Eidridge. Lana Wright. Liz Guckien. Lora Mason. Edie Hibbard Row 2 Sonja Wallace. Rondo Crews. Shauna Frutig. Amy Lambert. Jenny Ramsey. Angie Swan. Angela Woodruff. Brenda Gabriel O.E.A. OEA (Office Educafion Associafion) is a nationwide organization. OEA's purpose is to help students prepare for office occupations. They have annual Job Interview Contests in which members learn how to interview for a job. This year. OEA sponsored a dance to raise money which will be used to help the officers go to the National convention. This year the convention is being held in Houston. This year's officers are: Kim Eidridge. Pres.; Lana Wright. V. Pres.; Liz Guckien. Sec.; Angie Tegarden. Treas., and Lora Mason. Historian. Cooperative Office Education is sponsored by Mrs. Knapp. COE students work at banks and other business offices to gain more knowledge about Office Work. To be in COE, you must take Office Practice during your Junior year. You must fill out an application, be interviewed by Mrs. Knapp, and be willing to participate in OEA. Row 1 Rondo Crews. Kim Eidridge. Sonya Walloce, Angie Swan. Mary Clark. Anna Greeno. Angie Tegarden Row 2 Jenny Ramsey. Lana Wright. June Meiers. Angela Woodruff. Dawn Vesco. Melissa Redding. Margte Shurr. Lora Mason Not pictured Liz Guckien Organizations 87 HERO is sponsored by Mrs. Platt. HERO members must take an orientation class their junior year to qualify for this program. The HERO program allows senior students to work during the school day at such places as nursing homes and restaurants. This year's officers are: Wanda Ayres. Pres.. Lisa Shafer, V. Pres.. Tina Smith. Sec.; Sandra Cottrell. Treas.; and Robert Posey, Social Chairman. Row 1: Sandra Cottrell. Rhonda Stoddard. Lisa Shafer Row 2 Mrs Platt. Todd Torkington. Chris Dougherty. Phi Parker, Robert Posey Y.A.C. YAC Committee is now in its third year at FHS. YAC members are responsible for tasting all the new foods being tried out in the cafeteria. This year. YAC members also wore buttons promoting school lunch. The theme was Champions of Nutrition . Mrs. Platt is the sponsor. Row 1 Court Lipsett. Kip SchekSer, Margo Morrison, Heather Smith Row 2 Scott Wand. Tracy Platt. Chris Smith Row 3: Kirk Woodruff. Kim Weis. Beth Montgomery. Stephanie Mason 88 Organizations Row 1 David Skirvin. Gary Hart. Refugio Barrios. Ray Burge. Jerry lenoard Row 2 Chris Clouser. Glenn Jacobs. Dan Skirvin. Mark Carr. Pat Gardner Sword And Shield Sword and Shield is an integral part of the Frankfort JROTC unit. To become a member of Sword and Shield, you must present an application to the current members. The current Sword and Shield members vote on you according to how active you are in the ROTC program. This year's officers are: Chris Clouser. Pres.; Glenn Jacobs. V. Pres.. Pat Gardner. Sec.; Vicki Royer. Treas. Graphic Arts Graphic Arts is responsible for printing all of the sports programs. To be in Graphic Arts, you must have at least two years of printing. Mr. Catlin sponsors the organization. Row 1: Harley Seymour. Pat Riey. Kevin Crose. Ray Bobbitt. Terr Frazier Row 2 Dale Houston. Phil Crutchfield. Craig Rutledge. Mike Davis. Rodney Smith. Rex Burden Row 3 Geno Thomas. David Gerber. Brian Plunkett. Ron Vaughn Organizations 89 NHS National Honor Society is a way to promote those students who have obtained a high caliber of academics. They have had fund raisers such as: Dances, garage sales, bake sales, and other fun but profitable activities. This year's officers are Heather Smith. Pres.. Megan Miller. V. Pres.; Tauna Carter. Sec.; and Amy Sebree. Treas. Row Is Amy Sebree. Megan Miner. Heather Smith. Tauna Carter Row 2: Teresa Pietch. Theresa Lipsett. Cindy Mason. Eric Howard. Don Gonzales. Tim Miller Row 3: Ellen Cost low. June Meiers. Beth Glover. Grace Ann Mrfler. Sandy Seigfried. Susan Taylor. Juie Painter Row 4: Craig Rich. Jeff Pullins. Phil Rucker. Kip Scheidler. Scott Hiland. Jason Bncker. Joel Stiller Drama Club Drama Club is made up of members who are interested in theatre. To be a member one must try out in front of the delegation of present members displaying his or her dramatic talent. Each year, several members attend a drama workshop at Indiana University where they attend various classes and a student play. Also, the members make posters for the Fall Musical and the Senior Play. During the year they also participate in other various activities. The 1984-1985 Drama Club officers are; Troy Booth. Pres.; Kayleah Appleby, V. Pres., and Barb Ewing, Sec. Treas. The club sponsored is Mr. Henderson. Row 1: Jufie Pan ter. Lori Pifcon. June Meiers. Keie Akard. Susan Taylor. Theresa Lipsett. Cindy Mason. Ava Van Meter. Nancy Newboid. Meg Milter. Mr Henderson Row 2: Heather Smith. Roy York. Nancy Irwin. Kayleah Appleby. Courtney Lipsett. Grace Chen. Glen Benefield. Julie Hockerd. Stacey Garhart Row 3: Jeanme Dupier, Amanda Ostler. Kim Borges. Daria Burlash. Wendy Golder. Tracy Noonan. Lisa Bock. Dena Haney. Rochel Mondory Not pictured Troy Booth. Barb Ewing, Molly Miller 90 Organizations Prom Committee Prom Committee is the group of juniors who are interested in the putting together of the Prom. The theme that was chosen by the Prom Committee was A Night in the Orient . The sponsors are Mr Cleaver and Ms. Leisure. Row 1: Teresa Moore. Peg Harshbarger. Louri Francis. Jamie Hunter. Lora Perkins. Nancy lrwm Row 2: Terri Pugsley, Mandi Ridenour. Edile Htobard. Carrie Surber. Michelle Tegarden. Kim Sexton. Elaine Culross. Tomi Turner. Kayleah Appleby Row 3: Molly Platt. Melissa McCuloch. Gad Neumayer. Karen Swearngen Beth Montgomery. Molly MiHer. Gina Lucas. Stephanie Mason Row 4: Randy Swam. Brian Goodwin. Dave Gurnsey. Pat Kersey. Jamie Michael. Bdl Banks. Steve Warren. Tim Criswell. Mike Watkins. Troy Booth. Dave Noyes FCA FCA is in its rebirth stage right now. Although there has been an FCA huddle in past years, it has not been very active. This year FCA has met on Friday mornings as well as in the evening. FCA is open to any high school student although many discussions are aimed toward athletics. FCA's purpose is to openly discuss issues involving young Christians and athletes. Row 1: Mr Druley. Tim Robison. Susan Taylor. Sandy Siegfried. Theresa Upsett Row 2: Meg Miller. Tina Jenkins. Tami Jenkins. Morgo Morrison. Tracy Platt. Tana Hi. Teresa Moore. Kayleah Appleby. Julie Hackerd. Tauna Carter Row 3: Amy Sebree. John Jackson. Marty Young. John Stoops. Mark Ransom. Pete Clossin. Chris Smith. Todd Ransom Row 4: Kellie Akord. Don Gozalez. Jenny Taylor. Heather Smith. Kip Scheidler. Donna Johnson. Angie Mitchel. Jeff Wilson. Jeff Puins Organizations 91 1984-85 Pep Club Row 1: Margo Morrison. Chris Smith. Stephanie Mason. Randy Swam. Mandy Ridenour. Kevin Raidy. Kelley Conkrite. Todd Ransom. jne Meters, Waylon Kelly Row 2: Mr. Cleaver, Kim Sexton. Ava Van Meter. Tracy Platt. Donna Johnson. Tami Turner. Mrs MiHholland Row 3: Teresa Moore. Marcy Siller. Angie White. Jana Coleman. Angie Tegarden, Sandy Siegfried. Nancy Neboki Lori Pillion. Angie Mitchell. Manda Camp. Beth Glover. Susan Taylor, Elen Costlow Row 4: Elama Chamberlain. Sharon Brewer. Terry Davey. Mindy Baker, Brenda Pauley. Melissa Ha . Pauletta Ray. Michele Brittain. Melissa Abbott. Penny Roa. Gan Sharp. Kim Knox. Mary Schiery, Stephanie Graves Row 5: Desi Large. Rita Thies. Melissa Ross. M chele Tegarden. Elaine Culross. Missy Bushman. Shannon SNpher, Tina Jenkins, Carrie Surber. Tam Jenkins. Annetta Horton. Michele Lawson, Lisa Lowden Row 6: Christina Ross. Laurie Frances. Peg Harsh-barger. Manami Tanaguchi. Michelle Cast. Sandy Click. Lea Viney. Karen Robbins. Beth Batman. Lisa Wood, Julie Painter, Jodie Lanum. Cathee Stoops Row 7: Sandra Hailman. Amy Burk halter. Pam Montgomery. Jenny Taylor. Annette Bishop. Shauna Coleman, Mindie Lucas. Amy Lambert. Michele Miles. Diane Bailey. Angie Oppelt. Missi Lovett, Billie Brown Row 8: Susan Laird. Beth Sharp. Thcia Kainer. Shauna Lewis. Dana Eliott. Renee Wood, Wendy Kennedy. Lisa Cupp. Missy Conklin. Tracy Shirar. Rachel Mondary. Tana Hill Row 9: Chris Tegarden. Jenny Wehr. Kori Cur-nutt. Susan Hayden. Sandra Gallipo. Cheryl Houze. Cindy Smith. Kim Borges. Madonna Jacobs. Krista Brown. Tracy Eidridge. Kelly Hinsley, Nikki Toney. Josette Coleman Row 10: Jeanne Dupler. Amanda Ostler. Gina Emery. Shelly Ridenour. Lisa Rustio. Missy Ridenour. Wendy Golder. Tracy Noonan. Lisa Bock. Leslie Campbell. Kristi Rams, Lori Smith. Lori Shaft, Angie Beavens R2 Organizations THE 1984 FOOTBALL TEAM has a new look and a new head coach. Doc Heath. The only assistant coach that stayed on from the season before was Coach Rucker. The team displayed an aggressive attitude as well as team enthusiasm throughout the season. The defense was the heart and soul of the team and during the season, many opposing coaches commented about the team's fine defense and tenacious hitting ability. On offense. they slowly learned their blocking assignments and steadily improved. The team record this year was only 4 wins and 6 losses, but 4 of these 6 losses were to top ten teams in the state. Congratulations, team for a fine job! 94 Athletics Top right: Tm Pobmson adds the finishing touch to this greaf piay Top left: The Hot Dog bench looks on at the first game of the season Lower left: Jamie Michael heads for the goal as a slight agnation holds on Middle left: Coach Doc Heath helps the team warm up Middle right: Jamie gives a concentrated look Bottom: The Hot Dog defense gets ready to show their stuff Front row: Brian Davis. Phil Rucker. Tom McCulloch. Brien O'Brian. Matt Retdenbach. Tim Robison. Stocy A (bough Sherman Anderson David Robbins Row two: Randy Swann. Cooch Rucker. Cooch ‘Doc Heath. Coach Flood. Ray Allen. Coach Moore, Cooch Georgeory. Jeff Pullins. Mark Carr Row three: Alan Alward. Scott Hiland. Tony Byrd. Troy ScNmmel. Jamie Michael. Paul Gandy. Chris Smith Way Ion Kelley. Jay Smith Row four: Brian Roberts. Joel Bean. Mark Page. John Dickenson. Chris Coomer Dean Kroner. BA Banks. Brian Piunkitt Row five: Todd Saathoff. David Little. Jason Brock. John Mayer Craig Henderson. Carl Dickenson. Keith Donoho. Frank Moore. John Stoops Row six: Chris Vineyard. Jerry Appleby. Andy Oberhoulser. John Morrison. Scott Crutchfield. Jay Kirby. Charlie Harris. Mike ScaHen Athletics 95 THE 1984 VOLLEYBALL TEAM ended the season with a six and eleven season. The girls placed second in the conference with three wins and two losses. Three seniors led the team: Cindy Mason, Tracy Platt and Angie Mitchell, and they all left good examples to follow. Skills and fundamentals were much improved upon this year, and should even be better next year with seven returning juniors and one sophomore at varsity level. At the end of the season several awards and honors were given out. Tracy Platt received most valuable and mental attitude awards. Tracy was also picked to the conference's first team. Julie Hackard received best serve award. Congratulations girls! Good luck next year!! 96 Athtettcs Upper right; Sharon goes up for the block as Moly and Cindy hetp for the backup Upper left; Tracy gets up to spfce the ban Middle left; Molly serves. Lower left; The lady Hot Dogs take time out to talk it over Lower right; Molly hits high over the block as Julie watches Bottom; Sharon and Julie combine their efforts for a super play Upper left; Lora and Tracy are up for the block Upper right; Gina gives a super effort for the set Middle right; And Jamie takes the set for a spike Lower right; Sharon. Gmo. Jamie, and Molly set up an offensive play Bottom — Leslie Campbell. Chris Tegarden, Cindy Mason. Julie Hockerd. Sharon Brewer. Krista Brown. Jenn,fer vertrees Second row — Angie Anon. Melissa McCuloch. Michelle Jones. Tina Rue her. Beth Sharp. Kathy Kaykx, Meg teller Third row — Mgr Nma Rice. Gina Lucas. MoHy Platt. Tracy Platt. Lora Perkins. Jamte Hunter. Angie Mitchell. Miss Jacoby Athletics 97 THE 1984 TENNIS TEAM improved on last years record of 6-16, with an 11-9 season. The team was led by returning lettermen Brian Bradley, Pat Kersey, and Steve Warren. Bradley and Kersey played well against some very difficult teams at the 1 and 2 positions and both were selected as All Conference. Warren, playing singles for the first time, led the team in victories with a record of 12-8 at the 3 singles. Bottom Row L-R; Pete Clossin. Brian Goodwin. Brad Craven. Mike Unger. Row 2; Mike Eidridge. Mark Ransom. Steve Warren. Mark Mahoney, Pat Kersey, Todd Ransom. Brian Bodley. Cooch Niehous Upper right; Such style, such form, and such grace And it all shows up on Erics foce Upper left; Pat shows his stuff on this serve Middle left; Chad shows a look of determination as k thl- Lower left; Steve goes al out. (out of bounds), to get fh j( 98 Athletics „ , jona Wilaman. 'v. Bottom L-R; Is issy Conklin. Peg Harshborger I or. Shaft. Penny Roo. Mgr Boerste o -v, k SandV SiOQfri©CJ Top L-R; Manom, Tanoguch., Lea Vmey. Jill Wrflaman. Jackie Weber. LiSO BOCK, Upper left; Secwor Sandy Siegfried backstrokes her way to a super season Upper right: JOCkio works on her 1� - Middle right; Jeanne Hal shows intense concentration for this dive Lower right; L sa works on her relay starts THE 1984 SWIMMING TEAM made many improvements this year. The biggest problem they faced this season was not enough swimmers involved. Many people do not realize that 5 out of 6 swimmers score in a meet. The 4th and 5th places often make a difference. Lisa Bock, the team's most valuable swimmer, broke 4 school records and one conference record, that was quite an accomplishment for a freshmen. Most improved went to Melissa Conklin and Super Senior was recieved by Sandy Siegfried. Athletics 99 THE 1984 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM was characterized by a temerity of useful youthfulness. Running against highly competitive, upper-class dominant squads, our “kiddie” corps suffered in the win lost column. Led by the perky Craig Rich, the fiesty young troupe sped through the season with effervessence and stability. The vital signs are positive for an upswing in the cross-country diagnosis. With the advent of women runners in the person of Wendy Golder. the future is even brighter. 100 Athletics Upper right — Craig attempts tc pass this Miller Upper left — Wendy runs a solo race Middle left — John contends tor the lead Lower left — Carl leads the pack on this race Row 1: L-R; Tim Kennedy. Mark Mitchell. Craig Rich Carl Anderson Wendy Golder Row 2: L-R; eHy Baker. Jett Wilson. Jeremy Wheeler. Freddy Peterson, John Oppeit. Randy Sexton. Davrd Large Upp«r toft; Senior leader Grace Ann Miner goes for the green Upper right; Beth what a great swinger Middle right; Gail shows she can handle this situation Lower right; Jeanme. Gail. Beth and Grace take tmeout for a picture Row 1 LR; Jeonme Dupler. Amanda Ostler. Jenny Wehr Row 2; Barb Ewing. Kay Ieoh Appleby. Molly Miller. Sondra Gailipo Row 3; Beth Montgomery. Beth Glover. Grace Ann Mfler. Gad Neumayer. Margo Morrison. Coach THE 1984 GOLF TEAM had twelve girls this year who gave 100% to win. Coached by Mike Kelley the ladies ended their tough season by placing 8th in the Lafayette Sectional. There were five girls who lettered Grace Ann Miller. Beth Montgomery. Beth Glover. Gail Neumayer. and Jeannie Dupler. Grace Ann Received Most Valuable award and Amanda Ostler got the award for Most Improved. Kelly Athletics 101 SWIMMING WE THEY McCutheon 67 98 Webo 39 123 C. Central 70 101 Southmont 48 116 Lebanon 85 73 Western 77 61 Delphi 75 88 North Mont. 58 y2 113V4 Crawfordsville 76 91 FOOTBALL WE THEY Clinton Prairie 16 6 McCutcheon 0 32 Harrison 0 13 Clinton Central 26 6 Brownsburg 6 41 Lebanon 13 14 Western Boone 22 13 North Montgomery 3 0 Western 0 26 Crawfordsville 7 20 TENNIS WE THEY Peru Invit. 3 2 Nobles ville 0 5 Plymouth 0 5 McCutcheon 4 1 Webo 3 2 Lafayette Jeff 0 5 Brownsburg 5 0 Lebanon 0 5 West Lafayette 0 5 North Mont. 4 1 Delphi 5 0 Northwestern 2 3 Taylor Invit. 4 1 Western 3 2 Kokomo 0 5 Noblesville 0 5 Crawfordsville 4 1 Zionsville 4 1 Harrison 3 2 Sectional Northwestern 2 3 GOLF WE THEY Kokomo Invitational Placed 5th 432 Lebanon 225 204 McCutcheon 208 219 Perry Meridian and 223 240 Lebanon 223 218 Taylor 228 222 Northwestern 221 190 Harrison 230 213 Lafayette Sectional Placed 8th 441 VOLLEYBALL West Lafayette WE 0 THEY 2 Lebanon 2 1 Western 2 0 TriWest 0 2 Tipton 2 0 Webo 2 0 Brownsburg 1 2 Carroll 2 0 C. Prairie 0 2 C. Central 0 2 McCutcheon 0 2 Crawfordsville 2 1 Delphi 0 2 Logansport 1 2 North Mont. 0 2 Rossville 1 2 Sectional C. Central 0 2 CROSS COUNTRY WE THEY N'western 8t Tipton 59 49 33 C. Prairie 37 22 Cyme Harrison 51 24 51 North Mont Invit. 4th of 8 County Meet 4th Of 4 Noblesville 46 17 McCutcheon 43 29 6C Lebanon afayette Jett 50 15 ogonsport 22 16 Western Invit. 7th of 8 rossville 31 26 Sagamore Conference 4th of 6 Central Indiana Con 2nd of 4 Frankfort Invit 3rd of 5 Delphi Invit. 13th of 21 Sectional 6th of 11 Upper left; Chris Smith 'flies'' to a victory Upper right; Todd Ransom does his front flip for warm up Middle; Is the picture upside down or is Rod Taylor? Lower right; Steve Philips comes in for the finish Lower left; 1st row Steve Philips. David Gurnsey. John Mayer. Rod Taylor. Ed Zink. John Jackson 2r : w. Scott Burdick. Freddie Petersen, Pat Duncan. Mark Ransom. Todd Saathoff. Jack M n 3rd row. Doug Redington. Chris Smith. David Redington. Todd Ransom. Alan Alward. St 2 -v Leach. Jeff Zeh THE 1984-85 SWIMMING TEAM had a very strong team which was led by. three seniors. Alan Alward. Chris Dougherty and Rod Taylor and an outstanding freshmen. Mark Ransom. Mark led the team with most amount of power points. 3,184 Power points are based on the 1983 revised national power point chart. Earning at least 1600 power points is a varsity requirement. The team coached by Mr. Mullen had a duel record of nine wins and three losses. The third in a ten team field at Sectionals with Todd Ranson qualifing for State in diving. All in all the team had a great season. GOOD LUCK next year boys! 103 THE 1984-85 WRESTLING TEAM fought through a tough season and ended up sending Jason Albaugh to Semi-State. Many people do not realize how the Sectional and Regional work. In the wrestling Sectional there were six teams, and out of this the fighting Dogs placed first. The individual winners from Sectional then go on to Regional. Where out of twenty-one teams they placed fifth. The only individual winner from Regional who went to Semi-State was Jason. There were fourteen fellows who participated on the team. The only seniors were Kevin Price, John Oppelt, Mark Carr and Ray Bobbit, who through hard work and effort set an example for fellow underclassmen to follow. GOOD JOB WRESTLERS!!!! Upper right; Jason and Kevin fight for the top position Upper left; Everyone concentrates so hard1 Lower left; Sheer strength Waylon shows his as he takes down his man Middle left; Scott drills his opponent into the mat Middle right; Tim runs into a 'split'' decision. Bottom; Jason doesn't look worried at all. 104 Athletics Upper left; Kevin takes hold of his man Upper right; Keith seems to be stuck for the moment Middle right; Jason prepares to roll his opponent over Bottom; Using all his muster Waylon keeps his grip on his man. © f! Sitting l-r; Steve Bun tin. Jason AJbaugh. Waylon Kelly. Scott Teyema. Karl Anderson. David Large Kneeling -r. Earl Chandler. Rocky Parker. Keith Donoho. John Oppelt. Mork Carr. Kevin Price. Tim Criswel. Mgr Pat Gardner Standing; Coach Warthan Athletics 106 1984-85 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM had a great year! A nice young group of men worked together to end the season with an excellent record of 23-2. This year the boys made many accomplishments; they were Co-champs of the Sagamore Conference (with a 4-1 record). They were Sectional and Regional Champs. Number one in the Lafayette Area, number seven in the AP. and number nine in UPI. Gary Goode, the team's leading scorer, and Tim Roth were selected for All Lafayette Area team. Gary, Tim, and Tom McColloch were selected for the All Conference and All County teams, not to mention several other All State teams. The team was led by a group of strong seniors, Gary Goode, Tim 106 Athletics Upper right; Frankfort's most outstanding playef ever Gary Goode does what he does bestl Upper left; Fellow outstanding player. Tim Roth, shoots for two more- Lower left; Tommy's quickness ogom leads to another lay up Middle left; Andy goes high up for this shol Middle right; Gary drives up. over and around three defenders iottom; Not only were we Sectional Champ , but Regional Champs too1 Here the whole team, coaches and cheerleaders show their excitement and much deserved pride1 Standing left to right: Cooch Kflholand. Chad Moore. Jeff Puins. Tom McCuioch. Scott MMJer. Andy HtS Brian Goodwin. Gary Goode. Todd Snodgrass. Tim Roth. Pat Kersey. Coach Kersey Kneeling: oach Niehous. MGR Mke Watkns. Cooch Stewart Upper left: Gary. Brian, and Andy block out the other team Upper right: Scott goes up over his defender for two Middle right: A lone hot dog — Boon puts in two more Bottom: he starting seniors gather around Mr Clark and the sectional championship trophy Roth. Tom McCulloch. Andy Hill and Scott Miller. Jett Pullins, Chad Moore. These fine boys will be sadly missed and not easily replaced next year. Gary personally set many school records and hopefully will be an Indiana All Star. THANKS so much guys for all your hard work. We all have many memories of the fine effort you put in at Mackey and every other game. GOODLUCK next year to Brian Goodwin, he is the only starter that will be left. GOODLUCK to the rest of the team, there will be a definite challenge to meet next year!!!! Athietics 107 1984-85 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM had an improved season. The girls ended the season with a nine and eight record, being co-champions, for the first time ever, with North Montgomery The junior varsity ended their season with a seven and seven record and were five and zero for the conference. The team was coached by Miss McDowell, for her second year, and assistant coach, Mr. Rucker, for his first year The varsity had eight members of which two were seniors, Angie Mitchell, and Tracy Platt. Molly Platt. Sharon Brewer, Lora Perkins, Melissa McCulloch, and Jamie Hunter were the five juniors on the team. The only sophomore representative was Tina Rucker. Molly made first team allconference and Angie made second team. Good job girls and keep up the hardworkl! Upper right; Tracy goes up for the jumper1 Middle; MoHy shoots as sister Tracy helps by blocking out the defense Upper Left; The crowd awaits the action of this shot, miss or make' Lower left; Coach McDowell gives further instructions to the Fighting Dogs Middle right; Tracy fights for the rebound Bottom; MoHy forces her way to the basket Athletics 109 5 L-R Stonding Coach McDowell. Molly Platt. Trocy Platt. Lora Perkns. Lisa Cupp. Sharon Brewer. Mgr Manaml Taniguchi 6 Kneeling Tina Rucker. Chris Tegarden. Melissa McCulloch. Angie Mitchell. Michelle Jones. 1 Angie ends this fast break with a sure bucket 2 Molly sends up a prayer 3 Tina does a tricky move to catch her opponent off guard 4 Lora tries her bounce pass out 5 L-R standing Coach McDowell. MoHy Platt. Tracy Platt, Lora Perkins. Lisa Cupp. Sharon Brewer. Mgr Manomi Taniguchi 6 Kneeling Tina Rucker. Chris Tegarden. Melissa McCulloch. Angie Mitchell. MicheHe Jones Girls Basketball Girls' Basketball Scores 1984-85 Logansport Carroll Tri-Central Rossville Brownsburg Clinton Praire Harrison Lebanon County Tourney Sheridan Western Crawfords ville Webo W. Lafayette North Mont Sectional lost to Tipton first game Swimming Boys Swimming Scores Wrestling Wrestling Scores 1984-85 WE THEY Clinton Prairie 36 42 Zionsville 19 43 W. Lafayette 48 14 Crasfordsville 24 49 Lebanon 26 32 Twin Lakes 33 39 Delphi 37 32 Brownsburg 16 40 Corroll 46 21 Clinton Central 45 24 Benton Central 17 47 North Mont. 26 39 Twin Lake 16 Team Tourney 9th Conference Tournament 5th Sectional first out of 6 Regional 5th out of 21 Boys Basketball Boys Basketball Scores WE THEY Harrison 78 74 C. Prairie 58 57 Rosedale 104 81 C. Central 89 46 Logansport 91 46 W. Lafayette 86 49 Brownburg 96 86 Kokomo 88 66 Lebanon 74 75 Delphi 93 60 Rossville 94 61 Morresville 75 64 Lafayette Jeff 79 65 Crawfordsville 62 60 Indianapolis Arlington 78 74 McCutcheon 96 64 North Mont. 77 59 Benton Central 98 84 Zionsville 88 65 Webo 76 49 Sectional Won Tri-Central 69-34 C.P. 72-37 Regional Won Plainfield 83-63 72-60 Semi-State Lost Lefayette Jeff 62-86 Upper left; Scott, you are such the golfer m the SAND Upper right; Fric is having trouble adding up his score Middle right; Kurt sets up to putt. Lower right; Jason really puts his hips into this swing Sitting LR; Kurt R xJy. Dave Gurnsey. John Morn son, Brooke Synder. Jeff Zeh. Chris Plummer. Jason Albaugh. Pat Dune at Kneeling; Tony Amich. jack Morrison Jeff Warren. Kevn Raidy. Mike Wakins, Tony Snyder Standing: Coach Heath. Andy Hil. Erie Howard. Jason Bncker. Mike Unger. Alan Hopkms. Gary Snyder. 1985 BOYS GOLF TEAM had a new coach this season Doc. Heath, and had to play a tough schedule this year They played Kokomo and shot their best but still got beat. The weather did not always cooporate with them either, it was either rainy or windy on the nights of matches. Under coach Heath's direction the team was led by four seniors. Jason Bricker. Scott Calvert. Andy Hill, and Eric Howard. Three juniors, three sophomores and ten freshmen make the next year's returning team look very strong. GOODLUCK next year guys!! Athletics ill 1985 BASEBALL TEAM had a very large group of boys, so many that there was enough for a Junior Varsity team. The Varsity was coached by Ron Rucker and Mike Druely. The Junior Varsity was coached by Mike Kelly. The team was led by a group of strong seniors and active underclassmen. At the beginning of the year the guys had trouble getting started but towards the middle of the season things started looking brighter. Next years team will have to replace the loss of the seniors but with determination and effort the boys can do it. GOODLUCK Guys!! 112 Athletics Upper right: The Dogs get psyched up to play Upper left: Hiand. Schimmel and O'Brien take time out for a pose Middle: Schimmel shows us his Batter Side Middle right: Page shows us hi$ Form' ? Middle left: Jamie shields his eyes for this htgh sinker Bottom: Back row L R: Damn Dick. Brian Greene. Buck Bushong. Brod Compton. Andy Oberhoulser. Todd Shriver. Richie Reck. Todd Roth. Mark Page. Coach Kelley Front row L-R: Mike Vesco. Doug O'Brien. Butch Smiley. Jeff Herndon. Steve Cunningham. Carl Anderson. Brad Waggner. Mark Shoemaker Upper left: Its Miller time Upper right: Davis shows us he has a “swing'' for life Middle: Brian. Matt. Brian Congratulate each other on a job well done Lower right: Safe! At the plate Lower left: (L R Kneeling) Chuck Martin. Brian Brodey. Scott Hdand. Brian O'Brien. Mike Dave. Trevor Aders. Mike EkJrige, Jamie Michael (LR Standing) Coach Pucker. Phil Rucker. Troy Schimml. Steve Warren. Gary Conklin. Craig Henderson. Matt Pidenboch. Brian Goodwn. John Dickenson. Coach Dniey. Statistician Jeff Druley. Athletics 113 1985 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM hod an excellant season coached by Jonelle Smith. The girls beat Lafayette Jeff for the first time, showing how strong of a team they are. Gail Neumayer played number one singles. Although she did not always win she gained a lot of experience to be a tough player next year Grace Ann Miller and Beth Glover worked together to play as the number one doubles team. The team will lose four seniors next year; Grace. Cindy. Tracy and Beth, but the youth and strength should still be there to have another winning season. GOODLUCK girls!! Upper right; Tracy really concentrates on the ball Upper lett; GoH returns the ball with her strong forearm Middle left; Groce Ann looks a Sttle bit uncomfortable with this shot Lower left; With her wild shades on Dee Dee uses an interesting form to hit this ban Sitting LR: Jeanme Dupler, Shelly Ridenour. Lisa Roustio. Kristina Ramos. Gina Emery. Amanda Ostler, Cindy Mason. Jenny Vertrees. Jenny Wehr. DeeDee Ross. Kneeling: Kim Borges. Lisa Bock. Melissa McCulloch. Beth Mongomery. Keley Conkright. Brenda Gabriel. Manami Tanaguchi. Teresa Noonan. Lisa Douglas. Anna Gallo Standing; Jonelle Smith, Molly Platt. Margo Morrison, Beth Glover. Gail Neumayer. Tracy Platt. Groce Ann Miller. Stephanie Mason 119 Athletics Upper left; Kayieoh uses the flop for over the oar Upper right: Wendy paces herself m this distance run Middle right; Angie leans into the finish Ime for first Lower right; Jamie hands off the Shely in the relay Bottom; Upper left; Coach Boerste. Lori Pillion. Shely Keimig. Angie Mitchell. Jamie Hunter. Kayleah Appleby. Lora Perkms. Coach Niehaus Middle; Sandy Shore. Grace Chen. Chris Teagrden. Chris Tegarden. Wendy Golder. Coir Clemons. Leisha Smith. Tana H� « Bottom; Shona Coleman. Dawn Abney. Tammy Uhl. Josett Coleman. Annetta Horton. Arm Dougherty. Angie Oppoit 1985 GIRLS TRACK TEAM had a new coach Ed Niehaus and a new out look. The girls has to run in unpredicting weather, ranging from rain, to heat, to wind but they fought it all. Injury caused problems for some but they still gave their best effort. It is quite easy to see that their determination has kept them going and will keep them going for next year's season. The team will suffer the loss of three seniors but the youth of the team should be next year. GOODLUCK next year girls!! Athletics 115 1985 BOYS TRACK TEAM Was coached by Mr. Stuart and Mr. Henrndon. The boys placed second in the County Meet and did an excellent job during the rest of the season. The team, composed of eight seniors, four juniors, four sophomores and seven freshmen, faced the hardships of the weather and strong competitive teams. Next year's team will suffer the loss of the dependable seniors, but the youthfulness should have its advantage. Good luck Next Year!!! 116 Athletics Upper right; Robinson hands oft to Doughtery as Dougherty turns on the speed Upper left; Stretch. streth-Pul those muscles Lower Middle; Robinson puts up a strong finish Middle; Dougherty cruises by Bottom: Chris and Gary soul brothers? Upper left; Stacy perfects his throw Upper left; Jeff gets ready for the gun Middle; Dave paces himself Lower right; Steve runs ike the wnd Sitting l-r; Cathee Stoops. Tanya Loveless 1st row l-r, Steve Krrvochik. Carl Anderson. Tim Robison. Gary Crum. Mark Mitchell. Craig Rich. Dave Large. 2nd row l-r; Chris Dougherty. Randy Swam, Chris Smith. Paul Gandy. Tony Kinsler. Todd Ranson. Shane Jacoby 3rd row; Coach Stuort. Jeff Puins. John Oppelt. Stacy Albough. Scott Miller. John Mayer. Jason Brock. Jay Kirby. Jeremy Ford. Joe Jordon. Coach Herndon Athletics 117 1984-85 Varsity Cheerleaders Upper right; Varsity cheerleaders show us their pyramid. Upper left; Margo looks on in confidence Lower left; A group high five Bottom (L-R Standing) Chris Smith. Randy Swam, Todd Ransom. Kevin Ratdy. Waylon Kely. (l-R Kneeling) Mandy Ridehour, Kely Conk right, Stephanie Mason. Margo Morrison. June Meiers i Mft- 118 Athletics B-TEAM AND FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Upper left; The cheerleaders look on in amazement as the Dogs chafc up another Upper right; The Boy cheerleaders show one of their many routines. Middle: Stephanie brings on a cheer” of Excitement Lower middle; V cheerleaders — Stephanie Graves, Tana Hi. BilSe Brown. Cathee Stoops. Lisa Lowden Bottom; Freshmen Cheerleaders — Kim Borges. Jeanne Dupier. Gina Emery. Amanda Ostler. Tracy Noonan. Athletics 119 12C Team Record Brownsburg Tipton North Mont. Noblesville Lafayette Jeff Crawfordsville Kokomo Lebanon County Logansport Western Boone Clinton Prairie McCutcheon Delphi Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Won Placed 1st Won Won Won Lost Won BASEBALL Lafayette Jeff Clinton Prairie Delphi Crawfordsville Carroll Lebanon Tipton North Montgomery Lebanon Brownsburg Western Boone Western Benton Central Western Boone Clinton Central Rossiville West Lafayetter Zionsville Brownsburg Crawfordsville TENNIS Zionsville Lafayette Jeff Tipton Kokommo Delphi Carroll Logansport Western Lebanon Brownsburg North Mont, McCutcheon West Lafayette Harrison Crawfordsville Western Boone Sectional Champions Regional Champions BOYS TRACK WE THEY Clinton Central 66 61 Logansport 46 81 Brownsburg 54 73 Western Boone 81 46 Clinton Prairie 54 73 Big Five Placed 4th Harrison at 45 49 Twin Lakes 45 65 Frankfort Relays Placed 3rd Lebanon 45 V2 81 Vi County Meet Placed 2nd Delphi 84 41 North Mont 84 43 Conference Placed 5th GIRLS TRACK Team Record Lebanon Clinton Central Logansport Westrn Boone Clinton Prairie Carroll County Delphi North Mont. Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Won Placed 3rd Lost Lost Basketball Homecoming The Basketball Homecoming game was played against Zionsville on February 16. 1985. The queens court included senior girls Theresa Lipsett, Cindy Mason. June Meiers. Ellen Costlow, Grace Ann Miller, Beth Glover, and Tracy Platt. June Meiers was the lucky one that evening Mr, and Mrs. Meiers shared in the excitement with June. Track Homecoming It was a rather chilly evening but eight girls and their escorts were out at the track to represent their classes. Amanda Ostler represented the freshman class and Toni Teter the sophomores. Representing the junior class were Molly Miller and Kelly Conk right. The seniors on the court were Ellen Costlow, Grace Ann Miller. Tracy Platt and Theresa Lipsett. With the girls lined up on the field the moment came and Tracy Platt was named the queen. A Special Moment 123 The 1984-85 Big Broadcast was a special night which will be remembered for a lifetime by all who participated in it. Two seniors. Susan Taylor and Tim Robison, made their last year in Big Broadcast a memorable one by acting as Mistress ond Master of ceremonies They introduced a wide variety of acts including a fire baton solo, the break dancers — The Scorpios , and many hilarious wak-ons Other acts included: Blue and White Band Sophomore Girls Dance Beauty Shop Quartet Treble Choir Concert Choir Ensemble FSHS Cheerleaders Puppettes Stoge Band Swing Choir Vocal and Instrumental duets and solos The 1984-85 Big Broadcast. ' Broodway Nights , wil be a tough act to follow because of al of the dedicated, hardworking people who participated in and put the show together this year. Congratulations to all of the individuals who made this year's show a success Special thanks to. Student Director, Amy Sebree Assistant Student Directors. Tauna Carter. Sandy Siegfried, and Tim Miller Conductor. Gary Branson Choir and Vocal. Rebecca Lins Puppettes and Sophomore Girls Dance. Nancy Moore Walk-Ons. Dale Snoddy Executive Director. Eric Wainscott Theatre. Martin Henderson Nights Broadway 124 A Special Moment 126 A Special Moment A Night In The Orient “A Night in the Orient was the theme of the 1985 Junior Senior Prom, sponsored by the Junior Class. Held on the Saturday evening of April 27, 1985. entertainment was provided by the Henry Lee Summer Band, regarded as the best band in Indiana. Senior Megan Miller was crowned Prom Queen. As the prom ended at 12 midnight, the post prom began in the gymnasium with a pig roast, swimming and dancing as some of the activities, and ended at 4 a m. Thanks Junior Class for a night to remember! A Momen, 127 I am Manami Taniguchi and I am 17 years old. I'm from Tokyo. I Japan, which is the largest city with ten million people in it. The 1 people in Frankfort are very friendly They say hello to me even 1 if I don't know them. In Toyko we don't have these type of 1 conversations 1 Although I am a senior at F.S.H.S.. I'm a junior in Japan 1 walk to 1 school because we don't have buses and we can't drive until we I are 18. We don't have driving classes at school so we must take I private driving lessons and they cost $1200 — so many students 1 ride bicycles, trains, or the public bus. } I live with The Jones : Kenneth. Jeanne. Michelle, and Rusty. Michelle is a junior here at Frankfort. I love them so much and have lot of fun with them. I have two younger sisters in Japan who are 11 and 14 years old. School was very hard for me. It was difficult to understand in all my classes, but my teachers, friends and family helped me a lot. In Japan, we can't pick our classes and we study about 13 classes. We also don't have the same schedule each day. but weekly ones Except for cooking. P.E.. Science and Arts, the students stay in the same room and the teachers move. School is on Saturday, too. It is so much different here in America. This has been the greatest year of my life. I hope I can come back and visit with all my friends. I enjoyed all the clubs and activities I was in like F-Club. Z Club. Pep Club. Swimming. Managing the Girls Basketball and Tennis teams. I especially enjoyed the Boys Basketball Team — they did GREAT! I love you Frankfort Hot Dogs and I will miss you soooo much!! Good Luck Hot Dogs and Thanks for everything!! Frankfort's Foreign Exchange I am Freddy Steen Petersen and am 18 years old. I live on FAN; 1 a small island with about 3400 people, on the west coast ot 1 mgum Denmark My home town Is Nordby and is very old. It gives the 1 tourists the feeling they are back in the 18 century. The school in Denmark are different than in America. We go to school for 9 or 10 years wifh the tenth year being optional. The tenth year is a class which you can get ready to leave school. Your economic position does not affect your chances to further your education. Students do not have the same classes everyday, but study around 12 subjects. The amount of homework is about the same, but the many exams make school a little hectic. You are always thinking of your grades One of fhe many things I have enjoyed over here is the school's athletics. It gives the schools lots of spirit. I loved watching the football team play and the amazing basketball team. I enjoyed being on the swim team because I've never tried anything so physically and mentally demanding. In Denmark I played soccer, handball, tennis, and badminton, but practice was two times a week and we don't kill ourselves like over here. The formal dances are really something special because its tun to dress up and you have a nice memory. The Big Broadcast was extremely good. I didn't know there were so many talented students here. I am staying with the Mayer family: Bill, Kris, Jennifer. Jim. and John. I'll miss them when I return to Denmark. When I return, I'm going to a 3-year college and afterwards I hope to move to Australia. I hope all my friends will visit me in Denmark because should know something about us Danes. Thanks for this year, it t been a wonderful experience. I hope I can come back sometir to say “HI . I will miss F.S.H.S. and my friends, so take care Frankfort!!!! IA Special Moment I am Jerry Chua and I am from the Philippines. I live in Quezon City. I have two sister and a twin brother who is also in the YFU program this year. He is now in North Carolina. Julie and Jannet are the names of my sisters, my Mom and Dad are Juanita and James. I am now staying with George, Donna and John Koppelmann. I wanted to thank my parents for letting me join this exchange student program. I am really enjoying my stay here at Frankfort. I am hoping to come back next year. The student and the Teachers here are really friendly to me. There is one thing I like in Frankfort and that is the homework, is easier here than it is in the Philippines. Students Of 1984-85! My name is Ana Blanca Gallo. I am 17 years old, and I am an exchange student from Spain. I am staying with the Smith family, and I have two sisters. Heather and Cindy. In Spain. I live in Burgos a city of 180.CXX) people in Northern Spain. I have a younger sister Veronica, who is 12 years-old. My Spanish school has 2.000 students. Our classes are harder than in the U.S. and most of them are required. Some of them are: Latin. Greek, Math. Physics. Literature. Philosophy, etc ... When I go back to Spain, I will start my Senior year. Then, I plan to attend the University of Madrid and study Political and Economic Science, and become a Diplomat. I am really enjoying my stay in the U.S., expecially our trip to Florida, and my host families horses (I love horseback riding). I will never forget either, the Basketball season and your school spirit. Your cold weather, is also going to be something to remember. At school. I am also involved in tennis, Z-Club and French Club. A Special Moment 129 130 A Special Moment ROTC Ball The night of the 1984-85 ROTC Ball was a special night. On that night. Bridgett Bradley was crowned as the 1984-85 ROTC queen. ROTC members hope to make every ball bigger and better than the one before it. If this year's ROTC Ball was an example of the years to come, each one should be a memorable experience. INTRAMURALS What is intramurals? It is a winter basketball league set up for the guys who do not play on the team. It is fun to watch and dangerous to play There are teams set up based on the number of guys who wish to play. After picking a wild name the guys play on week nights at Southside Elementary at the end of their season they start their tourney which decides what team is the best. Intramurals really is enjoyable, when you go there you have no idea what is going to happen. 1. Troy and Rob get up for this bal 2. The guys al wait for the results miss or make? 3. Rodney races down the court with Jay at he side 4. They al gather around to watch the jjmp 5. The unknown felow tries to distract Scott's shot 6. Tal about a bunched up rmdde. the guys reaHy crowd in on the one 7. A little before hand practice never hurts as the guys warm up i. The race is on and everyone seems to be neck and neck Row 1: Annetta Horton. V cki Royer. Adnanne Davis. Maria Guajardo. Ang� Smith, Michele Lawson. Becky Arnett. Miss Lins Row 2: Pam Godbey. Ang« Pitman. Lori McQueen. Peg Harshbarger. Tma Foucett. Treasa Chester Row 3: Tina Barnes, Diane Bailey. Donna Johnson. Manda Camp. Michele Jones. AJie Hackerd Row 4: Carrie Brittain. Amy Lambert. Kim Weis. Melissa Galeener. Rita Thies. Stephanie Graves Row 5: Roy York. Danny Hutchinson. Bruce Sherri. Keith Kennedy. David Skirvin. Rick Leach Row 6: Tim Gaiey. Phi Merritt. Bruce Spencer Row 1: Rick Leach. Joni Gosewehr. David Skirvin. Laurie Crews. Tim Gaiey. Jufce Hackerd Row 2: Danny Cunningham. Glenn Benefiel. Todd Weber. Tim Miler. Troy Booth. Mss Lins Row 3: Donna Reynolds. Kelie Akard. Christina Ross. Michelle Jones. Ginger Rider 132 A Special Moment Row 1: Julie Emswier. Minerva Briseno. Stacey Lock. Lori Spaulding, Shannon Kennedy. Bonnie Merritt, Leanna Bell, Dana Elliott Row 2: Sandy Gerald. Lisa Roustio Shana Coleman. Christie Ham. Ronald Malone. Ernest Anderson, Teresa Orem. Shonna Lewis Row 3: Annette Bishop. Dena Haney. Hope Lomax. Shannon Dryden. Chris Plummer. Croig Jones. Vicki Clouser. Mindie Lucas Row 4: Can Clemens. Angela Coyle. Charlotte Brumbarger. Stacy Cunningham. Brian Cole. Sam Cottrell. Renee Cartwright. Peggy Wort Row 5: Crystal Jarrell. Janna WiBaman. Judy Fife, Gwen Parks. Charlie Harris. Robbie Pitman, Tracy Shirar. Tammy Siler Row 6: Rochel Mondary. Dawn Cole. Sheila Scott. Jason Forsythe. Richard Byrd. Amy Block. Angie Cobb Row 1: Jenny Wehr. Kristi Ramos. Gina Emery. Amanda Ostler. Missy Ridenour. Krista Brown. Mandy Sebree. Jenny Hickson. Mmdy Lucas. Darla Buriash Row 2: Angie Clerk, Jennifer Foster. Dena Haney. Tammy Uhl. Angie Anon. Jenny Vertrees. Steve KrivocNk, Ross Johnson Row 3: Amy Burk halter. Lori Shaft. Becky Baiey. Susan Laird. Tracy Noonan. Kore Cumutt. Jennifer Rumpza. Beth Sharp. Leslie Campbe . Andrew Abney. Eric Weida. Mark Butler Row 4; Earl Chancier. Pat Cuncan. Cheryl Houze. Susan Hayden. Rachel Mondary. Michelle Evans. Gerald Johnston. Brad Angela Row 5: Brian Breen. Tom McPhearson. Randy Sexton. Jay Kirby. Scott Burdick. Alan Hopkins. Tony Amich. Jack Morrison. Rob Spitalrvak. David Smith. Albert Hale. Mark Mitchell A Special Moment 133 Row 1: Sandy Siegfried. Lucinda Cor dew, Roy York. Tauna Carter. Amy Sebree. June Meters. Morey Sier. Tim Miller Row 2: Tina Jenkins. Mary Schiery. Lisa Smiey. Elaine Culross. Gayle Sharp. Kim Knox. Tami Jenkins. Lea Viney Row 3: Kim Gibson. Cathee Stoops. Stacey Garhart. Sharon Brewer. Teri Davey. Carrie Surber. Nancy Newbold. Angie White Row 4: Becky Jacobs. Jenny Amich. Josett Coleman, Mcki Toney. Dawn Abney. Stocy Lock. Teresa Pletch. Jana Coleman. Ray Bobbitt Row 5: Dan Gonzalez. Paul Chen. Jeff Pulins, Angie Mitchel. Melissa McCuloch. Gail Neumayer. Stephanie Mason, Randy Sworn. Doug Reed. Robert Smiley Row 6: Alan Alward. Sherman Anderson. Tony Mier. Scott Miller. Todd Ransom. Paul Gandy. Jeff Vice. Barb Ewing. Eric Ho word. Doug Bennett Row 7: Kevin Abney. Sam Knox. Scott Crutchfield. Jeanne Dupier. Chris T©garden. Jenny Lanman. Kurt Frye. Jeff Spray. Jason Coleman, Mfce Ream. Kevin Raidy Row 8: Mr Woinscott. Chad Douglass. Mike Eldridge. Tonya Moore. Jackie Weber. Kim Beard. Todd Shriver. John Koppleman, David Donoho Row 1: Brenda Burton. Terri Pugsley. Toni Teter. Karen Swearingen, Cor Inna Sorting. Becky Ray. Lisa Smiley. Tami Turner. Terri Davey. Julie Pan ter. Angie Oppelt Row 2: Noncy Newbold. Vicki Clouser. Jenny Taylor. Jana Coleman. Renee Wood. Rana Dogar. Cindy Smith, Jynene Nussboum. Kathy Kaykx. Lisa Laughner. Leisha Smith. Kerri Curnutt. Ginger Rider Row 3: Wendy Kennedy. Tricia Kalner, Annette Bishop, Angie Chandler. Shannon Slipher. Missy Bushman. Teresa Pletch. Missi Lovett. Angie White. June Meiers, Tracey O'Brien. Karla Maish Row 4: Karen Robbins, Beth Batman, Kayleah Appleby. Nina Rice, Heather Smith. Teresa Moore, Gail Neumayer. Sandy Siegfried. Barb Ewing, Molly Mier. Hilary Ashmore Row 5: Roy York, Bobby Lyon. Jeff Warren. Ron Bozworth. George DeRosa. Pete Clossln. Joe Jordan. Dan Gonzales. Tony Mier, Sherman Anderson. Chris Smith. Jeff Herndon Row 6: Joel Stier. Eric Howard. Scott Miller. Jeff Wilson. Todd 134 A Special Moment Ransom. Alan Alward. Jeff PuMins. Tim Miller. Ray Stevens Row 1: Mike Eldridge. Carrie Surber. Angie Mitchel. Ray Bobbitt. Touna Carter. Morey Sier. Tony Mier Row 2: Paul Chen. Kevin Abney. Dan Gonzalez. Jeff Puttns. Tim Miller Row 3: Melissa McCuBoch. Gal Neumayer, Eric Howard. Joel Stier Row 1: Miss Lins. Rhonda Sallee. Becky Arnett. Lisa Smith. Angie Smith. Row 2: Tina Faucett. Treasa Chester. Liz Essey. Stephanie Howe Row 3: Paula Morris. Missy Scott. Rhonda Poole. Manami Taniguchi Row 4: Annetta Horton. Melissa Hall. Jean Young. Kim Marcum A Special Moment 135 O-iO The JROTC Girls Dri Team's members are (Back row) Tracy Freeman. Jackie Tegarden. Samantha Knox (front row) Rhonda Swisher. Shannon Kennedy. LeAnna Bel The JROTC Color Guard members are (left to fight) — Roy Rich. Gary Hart. Jerry Leonard, and David Watson The JROTC Dri Team members are (bottom row) — Chris Clouser. Daniel Hart. Jay Watson. David Watson. Jim Wison. Rhonda Swisher. Shawn Myers. Jim Click. Travis Smith. Chris Doke. and Glenn Jacobs (Middle row) — David Skirvm. Dan Bragg. Mark Carr. Keith Kennedy. Brian Peel. Patrick Gardner, Timothy Kennedy. Daniel Skirvin. Gary Hart (Top Row) — Roy Rich. Arnulfo Barr tors. Refugio Barrios. Rob George. Danny Smith. Ray Burge, and Charles Clouse 136 A Special Moment The JROTC Battalion Staff members are (left to right) — Chris Clouser. Glenn Jacobs. Timothy Kennedy. Mark Carr. Patrick Gardner. Refugio Barrios, and David Skrvin. The JROTC Rifle team Members are (left to right) — Rob George. Keith Kennedy. Danny Smith. Gary Hart. Amutfo Barrios. Refugio Barrios, and Ray Burge A Special Moment 137 1984-85 Puppettes K r I Puppettes performing in Big Broadcast. THE 1984-85 PUPPETTES ARE: Julie Painter Lori Pillion Theresa Lipsett Kim Sexton Tami Turner Molly Miller Beth Glover Megan Miller Susan Taylor Elaina Chamberlain Teresa Moore Mandi Ridenour Nancy Irwin Karen Swearingin Ellen Costlow 138 A Special Moment 7mr. %f-V DteMte f fV Cfel VW -.ir � «� °«.l.nd£V ' d-league t«i,M. f CO e . Vs Vv Wo Yi o Ir v wverv t TU � OT TUOT . Aj iBSt 3 L_7jLioo'--'- ®, 1 0 , iubi e . A-4� «j, V £° Hagler b� ?W’s doclot s 5 h‘ H j? . . _ , fc to-e trted Sot dono, Vg triumphs V- Ik o|V in third arf 0 s ; jL ugs r v,, MJ „ '?$ � i 5� —■■’ “ � • escap' — upset •V� «� 5 Q. Next artificial heart L will go to Illinois ma Schroeder gets outdoors Newsmakers • 1984-85 Headlines BASEBALL Holy Cow! Cubs Win! The famous saying of Cubs announcer Harry Carey was just what Cubs fans all around the world heard on September 24. 1984. when they won the National League East Pennant. It was a long, hard thirty-nine years, but worth every bit of anxiety and joy felt by all. With a pennant victory under their belts the Cubs entered the World Series Play-offs on cloud nine, only to lose to the San Diego Padres in the final game of the play-offs. But with many records broken and set in both the Series and regular season, the future looks bright for the Chicago Cubs and all their fans In the World Series, the Detroit Tigers played the San Diego Padres, the Series by a 4-1 game margin. Detroit fans went wild, creating some disturbances, but enjoying the success of their team and looking towards the future. SNOW DAYS Just when you think that spring might just be on its way. Mother Nature surprises you. Sunny and nice one day. and Boom! snow begins to fall, and fall it did. The week of February 11. school was cancelled because of snow and the blizzard thdt swept through Indiano and the Mid-West. Frankfort was of no exception; we received about a foot of snow in about two days, but everyone managed to enjoy o small vacation that they received from Mother Nature. ELECTION President Ronald Reagan was reelected to a second term along with Vice-President George Bush on November 6, 1984. by defeating the Democratic candidates of Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro. Throughout the campaigning, both candidates tryed to prove that they were the better and gain popularity. Debates were held and some of them became heated. In the end. Reagan was the victor, winning all but thirteen electoral votes. M 0 D E R N M E D 1 C I N E S u p E R B O W L The Heart. It is the most vital organ in the human body and became the issue in two separate incidents. First, there was the Baby Fae controversy, and second, the advancement of heart operations and transplants. Baby Fae became the center of attention when doctors surgically implanted a baboon's heart into Baby Fae, thus making it the first animal-human heart transplant. Although she only lived a few short weeks. Baby Fae's controversy brought a new awareness to the medical community that in the future, such operations may become common. On November 25. 1984. William Schroeder of Jasper. Indiana, became the world's second artificial heart recipient. Doctors implanted the heart, otherwise known as the Jarvix 7. A third recipient, Murray Haydon, received his new heart on February 17, 1985. Each day these men live brings new information to doctors who hope that operations such as these may soon be the key to future organ implantations. Super Bowl XIX featured two of the nation's best professional quarterbacks — Dan Marino of the Miami Dolphins and Joe Montana of the San Francisco 49'ers. For the winners, it was a day of records, for the losers, it was also a day of records. San Francisco's offense set eleven Super Bowl records, including three touchdowns from Roger Craig and 28 points in the first half with 21 of those points coming in the second quarter. 49'er quarterback. Joe Montana, set two records — a passing record of 331 yards (breaking Terry Bradshaw's old record of 313) and a record for the most yardage gained by a quarterback of 59 yards in five carries. As for the losing Miami Dolphins, they set records too. They only ran the ball nine times and for quarterback Dan Marino, he too, broke the old record of 313 yards with 318 yards but it took him a record 50 times of passing to do so. In the end, the 49'ers beat the Dolphins 38-16. Starvation and drought plagued the continent of Africa and several of its nations severely in late 1984 and early 1985. As many as 5 million people have starved and died with the suffering still going on. Relief agencies such as the Red Cross have raised money and helped with provided food to the starving people. Musicians alike, have also pledged their help. Two such groups. Band-Aid of made up of British musicians. and USA for Africa. American musicians, have both produced records to sell with the proceeds going into funds to provide relief and to send aid to these nations. E T H I NBA It took six games to decide the P championship, but the LA Lakers . won. They dashed any hopes of the Boston Celtics repeating as A champions with the outstanding play of Kareem Abdul-Jabar, who was named MVP of the series. Larry Bird, of the Boston Celtics, and his teammates tried unsuccessfully to become the fifth team in the history of the NBA to win back-to-back championships. It's 6:30 a.m. and you are just getting up to get ready for school at 8.00 a.m. With the new state law that requires students to have 360 minutes of instructed teaching, the school year turned out to be a long one. Many club memberships suffered a loss of members and some totally didn't meet at all Some students and teachers liked the idea of coming to school at 8:00 a.m. and getting out at 3:00 p.m.. but the majority of students didn't. For the seniors, they didn't get their “Senior Week that they had dreamed of since their freshmen days and ended up going an extra two weeks of school. Underclassmen also had to be in school a week longer, but it was worth it. right? We received an extra week of learning. s c H O 0 L T 1 M E S INDY 500 With one of the fastest qualifying fields ever, the 69th Annual Indianapolis 500 got under way on May 26. 1985 Thirty-three drivers started the race with pole sitter Poncho Carter leading the way. But the race didn't stay that way for long. Carter was the first driver to withdraw from the race and as the race progressed. Mario Andretti lead most of it. until the finish. Danny Sullivan, racing second throughout most of the race, passed Andretti at the finish line, to take the checkered flag about a second ahead of Mario Andretti. MR. MILHOLLAND RESIGNS Mr. Milholland resigned as head basketball coach in early May. The school board voted 4-3 to separate Milholland's two positions as Assistant Principal and head basketball coach to relieve some pressure. Much of the community was enraged and protested, but the school board held it's position and Mr Milholland decided to abide with their wishes. A new replacement is being searched for during the summer Newsmakers A Spec OFFICE WORKERS (Bottom Row) Meissa Han. Angie White. Patsy Nor wick. Morey Sier (Top Row) Matt Reidenbach. Robin Brock. Ginger Rider. Stephanie Hackler LIBRARY WORKERS (Bottom Row) Kim Barker, Krista Louks. Samatha Knox (Top Row) Dawn Vesco. Mark Carr. Jennifer Ramsey. Kim EkJodge 142 A Special Moment Queens Of 84-85 143 F r 0 m T h e E d 1 t o r To Manda — Hey what can I say? You were my best friend and the album section looks great! Sometimes our friendship got in the way of our working as hard as we could have but we got it done. Right? You were fun to work with and you were a good worker. I thank you for all your hard work (like after school) and for putting up with me whenever I became mad. I wish you the Best of Luck in the future and happiness always. Gary — To my senior photographer. Thank you for all your hard work and I know you worked hard. Right?! (Or did you roam the halls more?) Seriously — you work a good worker and I appreciate all your hard work Good Luck in the future! Lori — To one hard worker! You have been a great help to the staff for the past two years and it will be hard to find a replacement for you. You worked hard on the index and tried to keep everything straight Thanks for helping out whenever you were needed. I wish you a happy future and the best always! P.S. Someday I hope you meet and get S.A.'s autograph!1 Good Luck Always! Gary — Although you weren't actually in the same class hour as most of the rest. I know you sold a lot of ads. I thank you. You really helped out a bunch and Mr. Heninger and I thank you. I wish you much success and happiness in your future and Good Luck Alwaysl Thanks for all your help. Lance — You did fantastic work on the Academic section — the copy is great! Kim and you may not have always worked as hard as possible, but you always worked and got things done. The section really looks great and I thank you very much. I hope everything in life turns out the way you want Best of Luck Alwaysl Todd — As the Advertising Editor (there's the title that you just had to have!) you did terrific work selling ads. Thanks for all your hard work and dedication these past two years. It will be hard to find a replacement for you. I hope you succeed in whatever you want in life, learn how to sit in chairs (and get out of them!) and keep your mouth shut when your opinion isn't wanted! Sorry I just had to say that. Seriously though. I thank you and wish you the best in life — Good Luck Always! Phil — Even though it was hard to always get pictures taken, I sure appreciate your hard work. You were a great photographer and will be missed next year. I wish you the best in life and hope you accomplish what you want to do in life. Best of Luck Always! Troy — Well I don't know what to say except Thanks! You did a super job with the photography. Mr Heninger told me once that you were one of the best photographers he had ever had in class. (You were good in the dark room — printing pictures faster than anyone). Thanks for all your hard work and for all the pictures you printed for us! Keep Up The Good Work and be good, okay? I wish you the best in Life! Bill — Thanks for all the hard work and effort you put in. I believe you were a super worker and hope you will be next year, too! Thanks for helping me out (like doing errands and generally being nice, cheerful, and funny!) You helped Gina out a lot and I know she appreciated it bunches — so did 1.1 also believe you deserve the honor of being the Rockie-of-the-Year! Good Luck Always in what ever you do and may you have the best! Kim — Our funny woman. You kept the whole staff on our toes — we never knew when you would have one of your giggling spells. You kept us in stitches with your good-naturedness and many times calmed me down, helping me keep from blowing my top. THANKS! You were a good worker and thanks to you and Lance; the academic sec- tions looks superb. I wish you all the happiness in the world, keep on giving Mr. Heninger trouble and keep him on his toes for me! Thanks and Good Luckl Peg — It was fun working with you (Patsy) Thanks for all your hard work — especially during second semester! I enjoyed working with you. I wish you the best in the world and all the happiness that goes with it. Thanks for helping me and working hard on the advertising section. Best of Luck Always, Bud! Melissa — The Organization Section looks terrific! Thanks for all your hard work! I know it was hard and frustrating sometimes, but that happens once-in-a-while. Keep up the good work — you're doing great. I hope you receive the best that life presents to you. Good Luck Alwaysl! Thanks bunches for all your help and best-of-luck next year! Gina — I left you last of all staff members for a couple of reasons. First — I wish to thank you dearly and sincerely from the bottom of my heart for all your dedication. You helped me out so much that I do not know how to thank you except to say Thank You Very Much! All your hard work and dedication has helped me to turn this book around and make it the best it could be and has been for the past two years. Second — I'm handing over to you a big responsibility and challenge because I know you can face it and can give 100% to keep it working. Along with all this will come the headaches and joys I have had for two years as Editor. I learned a lot from working on this book and others and I hope you will too. I know you will make a fine Editor and I hope you have as much fun next year as I have this past year producing the yearbook. Remember always to smile, keep you head up. and do your best — then you will succeed. Keep Mr. Reece in line for me! Best Wishes and Good Luck Always! Dick Maurer — Hey what happened? We didn't see you, hear you sing or tell terrible jokes as much this year! (Thank God — I guess there really are miracles!) I'M just joking!! Really though, without you. this book wouldn't be what it is today. You kept us straight on deadlines and helped straighten out the little inconveniences that come up! Thanks Super Bunches — I appreciate it! Again, I say thank-you for all your help — it has been fund and a pleasure to work with you. To the 1984-85 Cauldron Staff — It has been a pleasure working with all of you. Whatever differences we may have had. they are behind us now. I hope all of you have gained some valuable experience in the areas of cooperation, patience, and responsibility. These three factors helped keep this book going. Remember all the fun we had too — my sternness at the beginning, our celebration parties. Kim's giggles. Mr. H and my shouting matches (which of course I won!). Dick's jokes and singing, Todd falling off the chair, and all the days between. It has been fun. very hard at times, but through cooperation, pride, and determination, we survived. Thanks to each of you for all your hard work an I wish the best to everyone in the future and will miss all of you! To the Students and Faculty at F.S.H.S. — On behalf of the staff. I thank you for all the compliments we received about the books we have produced. It has been a pleasure to work for you and to produce a quality book that reflects the many activities that went on during the school year. I hope as you look through this book, you remember all the fun times shared with your friends, the pain experienced that helped you grow, and enjoy looking back at the past year. I will miss all of you and I hope you have enjoyed this book Love, Donna Johnson. Editor 144 A Speool Moment BRUNO'S 201 W. Walnut Frankfort 659-2121 GARNEY'S umwm-m SHOP PH6S48 94 BY APPOillTMEKT —- -� Maish Road Frankfort 355 E. Washington Frankfort 654-4435 ATHLETIC ANNEX 1451 E. 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Conkright Sporting Goods Baloon Idk Dr. Compton, D.D.S. Frankfort Decorating Center Coys Appiance Larry D. Rothenberger, D.D.S. Donald J. Hill Wis Pullhs Harold Eva Banks Washington Barber Shop Heninger's Photo Service Bob Pearson Dennis Cleaver Paul D. Edmhston Dick Joy Howard Planned Parenthood Smith's Taxidermy Dean's Wench Wrench Price Construction Enchanted Mirror Randy's Style Shop Lucas Service Western Auto Associate Morrison 8c. Morrison Town Country Veterinary CSnic Tegarden's T.V. Appliance Robison, Robison, Bergum Johnson A Special Thank-You From The 1984-85 Cauldron Staff To Our Patron Advertisers!! Senior Class Of Row 1: Angie White. Jana Coleman. Anna Greeno. Sandy Siegfried. Shely Keimig. Satina Klutzke. Melinda Moudy. Lori East. Jennifer Ramsey. Kim Eidrtdge. Lisa Shaffer. Ronda Crews. Karen Hayden. Brenda Pauley. Becky Arnett. Mary Clark. Leslie Pfipher. Sonya Wallace Row 2 Carrie Brittain. Robm Brock. Sue Click. Rhonda Stoddard. Marcy Siler. Teresa Pletch. Stephanie Hacker. Donna Reynolds. Cindy Mason. Megan Miller. Theresa Lipsett. Donna Johnson. Angie Mitchell. Diane Hills. Manda Comp. Rick Leach. Patti Edwards. Gloria Spurlock. Pat Cox. Amy Sebree. Row 3: Amy Lucas. Angie Smith. Pouletta Ray. Kim Barker. Vicki Clouse Royer. Melissa Hall. Freddy Petersen. Kevein Anderson. John Oppelt, Craig Rich. Matt Stephan. Barb Nicholson. April Philips. Darlene Ward. Sally Roe. Dana Pearson. Gina Mitchell. Row 4 Tonya Marshall. Melissa Redding. Chris Steinmetz. Wanda Ayres. Rhonda Surber. Nocy Newbold. Patsy Nor woe k. Terrill Frazier. Ray Bobbitt, Tony Miller. Joe Cortez. Liz Guckien. Lora Mason. Angie Tegarden. Alana Wright. Ana Ga� o. Heather Smith. Gary Hart. Row 5: Michelle White. Jeff Tolsen. Glenn Jacobs. Ava Van Meter. Mike Ream. Bil Robinson. Mindy Baker. Carol Stingiey. Jom Gosewher. Susan Taylor. KeBie Akard. Manami Taniguchi. Jason Bricker. Eric Howard. Scott Miller. Phi Rucker. Susan Street. Tim Kennedy. Row 6 Jerry Leonard. Chuck Harper. Pat Gradner, Chris Clouser. Randy. Scott Calvert. Joel Stiller. Kim Mitchel. Natalie Reck. Elen Costtow. Beth Glover. Grace Ann Miner. Tracy Platt. Lea Viney. Juie Painter. Barb Robinson Row 7 Gary Frost. Jim Smith. Brien Compton. Dan Gonzalez. Jeff Pufcns. Paul Chen. Gary Goode. Todd Lapprt. Tim Roth. Kevin Price. Craig Rutledge. Gary Crum. Bill Reed. Troy Schimmel. Paul Parker. Jeanne HaB. Gary Conklin. Lon Osleter. Geno Thomas. Rick Stingiey. Jeff Amos. Margie Shurr. Harley Seymour. Lance Gregoire. Tony Byrd. Tom McCuloch. Scott Hiand. Lori Piion. Chad Moore. June Meiers Row 8 Stocy Albaugh. Alan Alward. T'm Robison. Brain O’Brien. Matt Reidenboch. Andy FWi. Sherman Anderson. Todd Weber. Bryan Moore. Mike Joiner. Scott Vinars. Lonny Henderson. Phil Crutchfield. Tony Martin. Gfcris Dougherty. Rod Taylor. Kip Scheidler Row 9 Tim Standish. Doug Sears. Danny Uhl. Jim Cottrell, Joe Barker. Tony Dunbar, Todd Tarkmgton. Pat Riley. Billy Carson. Bobby Chriswell. Mark Corr, David Robbins. Kevin Bluck 1985!! Akard. Kellie 38. 82. 90. 91. 132 Abaugh. Stacy 10. 14. 38. 95 Alward. Alan 13. 38. 95. 103. 134 Amos. Jeff 14. 20. 38 Anderson. Kevin 38 Anderson. Sherman 38. 85. 95. 134 Arnett. Becky 38. 132 Ayers. Wanda 38 — B — Baker. Mindy 38. 92 Barker. Kim 38. 142 Barker. Joe 38 Barnes. Tina 38. 132 Bartley. Mike 26. 38. 65 Bennett. Doug 13. 38. 83. 134 Bobbitt. Ray 27. 38. 85. 89. 134 Bradley. Bridget 34. 38. 130 Bricker. Jason 34. 38. 84. 85. 90. Ill Britton. Carrie 38. 132 Brock. Robm 38. 142 Byrd. Tony 37. 38. 69. 95 — C — Calvert. Scott 38. 85. Ill Camp. Manda 13. 32. 37. 39. 64. 92. 132 Carr. Mark 27. 39. 85. 89. 95. 105. 136. 137. 142 Carson. Bi 39 Carter, Tauna 39. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 90. 91. 134 Chen. Paul 39. 82. 85. 134 Chris well. Bob 39 Clark. Mary Mulins 39. 80. 83. 87 Clouser. Chris 39. 89. 136. 137 Cloeman. Jana 39. 84. 85. 92. 134 Compton. Brien 3. 39 Conkin. Gary 27. 39. 85. 113 Cortez. Joe 37. 39 Costtow. Elen 39. 90. 92. 138 Cottrel. Jim 39 Cottre . Sandra 39. 88 Cox. Patty 39 Crews. Ronda 39. 87 Crum. Gary 32. 39. 77. 85 Crutchfield. Phi 27. 39. 89 Cunrungham. Randy 39 — D — Davis. Brian 39. 95 Dougherty. Chris 8. 39. 88 Dunbar. Tony 8. 40 — E — East. Lori 22. 32. 40 Edwards. Patty 40 EkJridge. Kim 40. 87. 142 — F — Frazier, Terri! 27. 40. 89 Frost. Gary 3. 40 Seniors — g — Gardner. Pat 27. 40. 89. 105. 136. 137 Glover. Beth 11. 37. 40. 62. 64. 82. 85. 90. 92. 101. 114. 138 Gonzalez. Dan 12. 13. 15. 40. 85. 91. 134 Goode. Gory 11. 32. 40. 85. 106. 107 Gosewehr. Joni 10. 37. 40. 132 Greeno. Anna 40. 87 Gregoire, Lance 40. 83 Grinsted. Greg 25. 40 Guckien. Liz 40. 87 — H — Hockler. Stephanie 40. 142 Hal. Jeanne 2. 11. 40. 99 Han. Melissa 40. 92. 142 Honthome, Melissa 40 Harper. Charles 46 Hart. Gary 89. 136. 137 Hayden. Karen 40. 83 Haynes. Gloria Spurlock 34 Henderson. Lonny 20. 40 Hiland. Scott 13. 18. 37. 41. 82. 84. 85. 86. 88. 90. 95. 112. 113 m. Andy 2. 11. 18. 41. 84. 85. 86. 106. 107. Ill HWs. Diane 37. 41. 83 Howard. Eric 11. 41. 59. 85. 86. 90. 98. 111. 134 86. 90. 96. 97. 114 Mason. Lora 87 Meiers. June 10. 11. 41. 63. 64. 85. 86. 87. 90. 92. 118. 134 Miler. Tony 6. 13. 41. 85. 134 Miler. Grace Ann 37. 42. 82. 85. 86. 90. 101. 114 Miller. Meg 10. 11. 42. 82. 86. 90. 91 Miller, Scott 11. 31. 37. 42. 64. 84. 85. 86. 107. 134 Miller. Tim 12. 13. 42. 85. 86. 90. 132. 134 Mitchell. Angra 37. 42. 64. 83. 85. 91. 92. 97. 108. 109. 115. 134 Mitchell. Gna 42 Mitchell. Kim 20. 46 Moore, Bryan 42 Moore. Chad 42. 107 Moudy. Melinda 42 Myers. David 42 — N — Newbold. Nancy 42. 85. 86. 90. 92. 134 Nicholson. Barb 46 Norwich. Patsy 22. 142 — O — O'Bnen. Brian 42. 85. 95. 112. 113 Oppelt. John 9. 42. 85. 100. 105 Ostler. Lori 42 Roth. Tim 43. 85. 106. 107 Royer. Vicki 21. 44. 132 3 Rucker. Phil 19. 44. 85. 90. Rutledge. Chris 44. 89 — S — Scheidler. Kip 2. 10. 11, 13. 61. 68. 82. 86. 90. 91 , o5 Schrnmel. Troy 32. 44. 85. ?4. 112. 113 Sears. Doug 21. 44 , Sebree. Amy 44. 83. 84. 85. o°- 90. 91. 134 Seymour. Harley 89 Shafer. Lisa 44. 88 Shurr. Margie 15. 44. 84. 87 Siegfried. Sandy 34. 44. 85. 90. 91. 92. 99. 134 Siller. Marcy 44. 92. 134. 142 Smith. Angie 44. 79. 132 Ao Smith. Heather 12. 13. 44. 74. 0 ' 86. 88. 90. 91. 134 Smith. Jim 27. 44 Standish. Tim 44 Stecvmetz. Chris 44. 46 Stephan. Matt 14. 46 Stevens. Raymond 44. 134 Stiller. Joel 44. 90. 134 Stingley. Carol 10. 37. 44 Stingley. Rick 44 Stinnett. Kathy 45 Stoddard. Rhonda 45. 88 Street. Susan 23. 45. 79 Surber. Rhonda 21. 45 — J — Jacobs. Glenn 37. 41. 79. 89, 136. 137 Johnson. Donna 10. 13. 32. 33. 37. 41. 64, 83. 84. 85. 91. 92. 132 Joner. Michael 41 — K — Keimig. Shelly 34. 41. 115 Kennedy. Tm 21. 85. 100. 136. 137 Kennel. Tim 41 Klutzke. Satina 41 Knox. Sam 41. 85. 134. 136. 142 — L — Lappin. Todd 12. 13. 32. 41. 82 Leach. Rick 41 Leonard. Jerry 41, 89. 136 Lipsett, Theresa 12. 13. 41 82. 84. 90. 91. 138 Louks. Tresa 41 Lucas. Amy 45. 83 — Me — McCuloch. Tommy 14. 22. 41. 85. 95. 105. 107 — M — Marshall. Tonya 41 Martin, Tony 41 Mason. Cindy 11. 13. 41. 82. 85. P Panter. Julie 12, 13. 18. 42. 83. 84. 85. 86. 90. 91. 134. 138 Parker. Phi 42. 88 Pauley. Brenda 19. 42. 92 Pearson. Dona David 42 Pettersen. Freddy 42. 100. 103 Phifer. Lesbe 83 Philips. April 46 _ Pillion. Lori 42. 64. 82. 85. 90. 92. Platt. Tracy 42. 64. 82. 84. 85. 86, 87. 91. 92. 96. 97. 108. 109. 114 Pletch. Teresa 42. 90. 134 Posey. Robert 42. 88 Price. Kevin 42. 85. 104. 105 PuNins. Jeff 43. 85. 86, 90. 91. 94. 95. 107. 134 — R — Ramsey. Jennifer 8. 43. 87. 142 Randle. Larry 43 Ray. Pauletta 43, 92 Ream, Mike 20. 43. 134 Reck. Natalie 15. 43 Redding. Melissa 43. 87 Reed. Bil 43 Reidenboch, Matt 6, 43. 85, 94. 113. 142 „ Reynolds. Donna 12. 13, 43, 132 Rich. Craig 43. 85. 90. 100 Rider. Ginger 43. 132. 134. 142 Riley. Pat 14. 43. 89 Roberts. Eddie Ray 43 Robbins. David 43. 85 Robinson. Tim 34. 43. 84. 85. 91. 94, 95 Robinson. Barb 19. 43. 64 Robinson. Bill 43 Roe. Sally 14. 43 — T — Tanaguchi. Manmi 45. 85. 86. ?2. 99. 109. 114 Tarkington. Todd 45. 88 Taylor. Rod 45. 85. 103 Taylor. Susan 13. 45. 82. 90. vi. 92. 138 Tegorden. Angie 45. 84. 87, v2 Thomas. Max 45. 89 Tolson, Jeff 45 — U — Uhl. Danny 21. 45 — V — Van Meter. Ava 45. 70, 90. 92 Vesco. Dawn 45. 87. 112. 142 Vilars. Scott 45 Viney. Lea 13. 45. 92. 99. 134 — W — Wallace. Sonya 45. 87 Ward. Darlene 45 Weaver. Rod 45 Weber. Todd 45. 132 White. Angie 22. 46. 92, 134. 142 White. Michele 46 Willaman. Jill 15. 46. 99 Wolfe. Roberta 45 Wright. A larva 46. 87 Juniors — A — Abbott. Metissa 60. 84. 93 Abney. Kevin 60. 134 Aders. Trever 60. 85. Allen. Laura 60 0 Appleby. Kayleah 7. 60. o . . 85. 90. 91. 101. 115. 134 Ayers. Rhonda 60 — B — Baker. Brian 25. 60 Baker. Kely 60. 100 _ Banks. Bil 32. 33. 60. 84. 91. 95 Beard. Kim 22. 32. 60. 134 Beavens. Eric 60 Benefield. Glenn 68. 90. 132 Birden. Rex 60. 89 Booth. Troy 60. 91. 132 Bouiden, Bruce 60 Bradshaw. Galen 60 Bragg. LuAnne 60 Bray. Myron 60 Brewer. Sharon 60. 84. 92. 96. 97. 109. 134 Bright. Rachel 60. 84 Bottom, Kely 60 Brittain. Michele 60. 87. 92 Bryant. Beverly 60 Burge. Ray 60. 89. 136. 137 Bruton. Brenda 60. 134 Bushman. Mefcssa 60. 92. 134 Bushman. Vrgrva 60 Bushong. Bob 60 C Chambertan. Elana 60. 91. 92. 138 Chandter. Angela 20. 60. 134 Chester. Treasa 60. 132 Chnswel. Tim 23. 86. 91. 104. 105 Chua. Jerry 60, 78. 120 Clossm. Pete 20. 59. 60. 82. 85. 86. 91. 98. 134 Clouser. Karen 60 Conk right. Kelley 60. 64. 84. 92. 114. 118 Copenhaver. Mark 60 Craven. Brad 60. 98 Cres. John 60 Cres. Lomre 60. 84. 132 Crose. Kevn 60. 89 Culross. Elane 9. 60. 83. 85. 86. 92. 134 Cunnngham. Danny 60. 132 Curl. Jason 60 — D — Davey. Terri 60, 84. 92. 134 David. Alan 60 David. Chad 60 Davis. Mike 60. 84. 89. 113 Dickenson. John 60. 95 Dye. Brod 60 E Eckhoff. Mike 60 Ewmg. Barbara 60. 134 Ewing. Dale 61 — F — Francis. Lauri 24. 61. 91. 92 Freeman. Tracy 61. 13$ Fuel. Jennifer 61 — G — Gabriel. Brenda 61. 87. 114 Galey. Tm 61. 132 GaHo. Anna 18, 114 Gandy. Paul 61. 95. 134 Gard. Jeome 61 Garhart. Stacey 15. 61. 83. 90. 134 George. Robert 61. 136. 137 Gerber. David 61. 89 Gilum. Connie 61 Gaum. Randy 61 Gleason. Deanna 61 Good. Kely John 61 Goodnight. John 9. 61. 79 Goodwn. Brian 61. 85. 91. 98. 106. 107. 113 Greeno. Jeff 61 Gneger. B4 61 Guajardo. Norma 61 Gumsey. Dave 11. 61. 82. 85. 86. 91. 103. Ill — H — Hockerd. Jube 61. 82. 85. 86. 91. 96. 97. 132 Harshbarger. Peggy 32. 33. 61. 82. 83. 91. 92. 99. 132 Harshbarger. Tarm 61 Harshman. Benny 61 Harshman. Tony 61 Hibbard. Edile 61. 87. 91 Hillman. Tim 61 HndsJey, Loretta 61 Houston. Dale 26. 89 Howe. Pamela 61 Howe. Stephanie 61. 79 Hunter. Jamie 61. 82. 85. 91. 97. 115 McGuire. Lisa 61 — M — Marcum, Kim 14. 62 Morley. John 25. 26. 62 Mason. Stephanie 11. 14 85. 86. 88. 91. 92. 114 Via Mayer. Jim 62. 84 ' 18‘ 134 Merritt. Phil 62. 132 Michael. Jamie 24. 59. 62 o o . 95. 112. 113 V1 94- Maer. MoHy 18. 62. 91. i0l 138 Montgomery. Beth 62. 85 8a aa 91.101.114 '00.88. Moore. Bruce 62 Moore. Kristi 62 Moore. Teresa 62. 84 85 0-1 134. 138 r Moore. Tonya 62. 134 Morrison. Margo 11. 34. 59 7A 82. 85. 86. 88.91.92. 101 114 Myers. David 62 Myers. Fred 62 N Sondoge. Melissa 62 Sawicki. Chad 62. 86. 98 Sc anon. M e 62. 95 Schiery, Mary 63. 92. 134 Sexton. Km 63. 82. 83. 85. 91. 92. 138 Sharp. Gayle 31. 63. 92. 134 Si. John 59. 63 Skirvin. Darnel 89. 136 Skirvin. David 63. 89. 132. 136. 137 Sltpher, Shannon 62. 92. 134 Smiley. Lisa 63. 84. 134 Smith. Chris 59. 63. 64. 82. 85. 88. 91. 92. 95. 103. 118. 134 Smith. Jay 25. 63. 64. 95 Smith. Jeff 15. 63 Smith. Rodney 6. 63. 89 Smith. Tonya 63 Snodgrass. Todd 63. 107 Snyder. Gary 27. 63. Ill Sparger. Rob 63 Spears. Jim 63 Spencer Brad 62 Storm. Amber 63 Surber. Carrie 63. 91. 92. 134 Swam. Randy 59. 63. 64. 82. 85. 91. 92. 95. 118. 134 Swearingen. Karen 63. 82. 84. 91. 134. 138 Newman. Tina 62 Nienaber. Becky 62 Noyes. David 20. 62. 82. 86. 91 — O — Ostler. Chad 62 Ostler. Susanna 62 Ottinger. Darrin 11. 19. 59. 62. 2 — T — Tatum. Jeff 62 Tegarden. Michele 63. 86. 91. 92 Thies. Rita 63. 94. 132 Thomas. Jock 15. 63 Toney. Steven 20. 63 Turner. Tarm 31. 63. 86. 91. 92. 134. 138 P Irwn. Nancy 59. 61. 82. 90. 91. 138 — J — Johnson. Randy 61 Jones. Michele 61. 97. 109. 132 — K — Kelly. Waylon 61. 64. 92. 94. 95. 104. 105. 118 QA Kersey. Pat 20. 61. 82. 84. 85. 86. 91.98.107 Knox. Km 31. 61. 79. 92. 134 Kroner. Dean 26. 63. 95 L Large. Dessie 61. 92 Large. Jay 20. 61 Leach. Jmmy 61 Leach. Stacy 61. 103 Lewis. Debt e 61 Louks. Kristal 61. 142 Loveless. Tanya 18. 59. 61. 82. 84. 96 Lucas. Gna Lee 20. 32. 59. 61. 82. 85. 91. 96. 144 — Me — Patel. Niyati 62 Pauley. Albert 62 Perk ns. Lora 59. 62. 85. 91. 97. 109 Pitman. Angela 62. 132 Pitman. Wendy 62. 115 Platt. Molly 14. 59. 62. 85. 86. 91. 96. 97. 108. 109. 114 Plunkett. Gary 62. 89. 95 Pugsley. Tern 62. 91. 134 R Ransom. Todd 15. 62. 64. 85. 86. 91. 92. 98. 103. 118. 134 Reagan. Becky 62. 134 Reed. Doug 62. 134 Reed. Linda 62 Reed. Tna 62 Resendez. Adeiita 62 Rice. Nina 62. 97. 134 Rich. Rhonda 62 Rich, Roy 62 Richards. Mike 62 Richie. Kevn 62 £ « Ridenour. Mandy 62. 65. 8z. 91.92.118.138 _ qo Roa. Penny 62. 86. 92. 96. Roberts. Brian 62. 95 Robnson. Vickie 62 Roe. Judy 26. 62 Root. Tna 62 _ a, Ac Ross. Christina 10. 62. 82. 8 . 86.92.132 Ross. Dee Dee 59. 62. H4 Ross. Melissa 62. 92 Royer. Dickie 62 McCuloch. Melissa 59. 61. 64. 82. 85. 91. 97. 109. 114. 134 McGa. Carla 61 Vaughn. Ronnie 63. 89 Vice. Jeff 25. 63. 134 Vney. Janice 63 — W — Walker. Ralph 21. 63 Warren. Steven 59. 63. 82. 85. 86. 91. 113 Watkns. Mfce 18. 63. 85. 91. 107. Ill Weber. Jackie 63. 85. 99. 10. 134 Weesner. David 63. 71 Wessei. Phi 63 West. Melissa 63 Wiseman. Roger 20. 63 Woods. Beverly 63 — Y — York. Britt 63 Young. Martn 18. 63. 91. 102 — Z — Zink. Edcbe 20. 63. 103 — A Abney. Down 68. 134 Adams. Denna 68 „ . Qt- Aibaugh. Jason 23. 68. 84. o • 104. 106. Ill A� en. Kathleen 68 Anmch. Jenny 31. 68. 79. Anderson. Dan 68 B Babey. Diane 68. 92. 132 Baker. Faith 68 - Barrios. Arnulfo 68. 136. 13 Barrios. Refugo 89. 136. 13 Batman Beth 68. 84. 85. 92. 134 Bean. Joel 27. 68. 96 Belmarez. Ernest 68 Bennett. Jett 68. 84 Black. Brenda 68 Bobbitt. Kim 68 Boyles. Tim 68 Brodley. Andy 68 Brodtey. Boon 68. 82. 84. 85. 86. 98. 113 Briseno. Jo Ann 68 Brock. Jason 7. 68. 86. 95 Brock. Karen 68. 82. 84 Brown. Bilie 68. 82. 92. 11 Brownfield. Rick 68 Bushong. Buck 68. 111. H2 Buntn. Steve 22. 68. 84. 105 — C — Carr. Susan 67. 68. 82. 84 Cast. NAcheMe 68. 92 Chen. Grace 11. 68. 82. 86. 90 Christopher. Tim 68 Click. Sandy 68. 83. 92 Ginger. Wendy 68. 84 Clouse. Charhe 68 Clouse. John 68 Ciouser. Dan 68 Cobbs. Jamie 68 Coleman. Jason 68. 134 Coiemann. Josett 68. 92. 134 Coomer. Chris 68. 84. 95 Copenhaver. Kim 68. 83 Costlow. Km 68. 82. 84. 96 Crick. Karl 68 Crider. Lora 68 Curnutt. Kerr. 68. 133. 134 Camp. Amy 68 Car dew. Lucinda 68. 134 D Daly. Tom 68 Darnell. Rob 68 Davis. Adnanne 68. 82. 132 DeRosa. George 68. 134 Dickenson. Jube 68 Donoho. David 68. 134 Donoho. Keith 69. 84. 95. 105. 110 Dougherty. Ann 69. 84 Douglas. Chad 69. 82. 134 Douglas. Lisa 69. 114 — E — Bdndge. M e 67. 69. 82. 84. 85. 86. 98. 113. 134 — F — Featherston. Nick 3. 65. 69 Ferguson. Brad 69 Ferguson. Lisa 69 Sophomores Fetterhoff. Amber 71. 82. 84 Frutig. Shauana 69. 87 Frye. Kurt 11. 67. 69. 82. 84. 86. 134 — G — Galeener. Melissa 32. 69. 83. 132 Gibson. Kim 69. 134 Gium. Rob 25 Godbey. Pam 69. 132 Gonzales. Joe 90 Graves. Stephanie 69. 82. 92, 119. 132 Guajardo. Maria 69. 132 Gun yon. Phil 69 — H — Henderson. Croig 69. 85. 86. 95. 113 Fbckman. Stephanie 69 Hi. Tana 67. 69. 91. 92. 119 Horton. Annetta 69. 82. 92. 132 Horton. Tony 69 Howe. Jem 69. 82 Howe. Larry 69 Hulsey. Mebssa 69. 84 Hutchnson. Danny 69. 132 — J — Jocobs. Becky 21. 69. 134 Jenkins. Tarm 69. 84. 86. 91. 92. 134 Jenkins. Tina 69. 84. 86. 91. 92. 134 Jordan. Joe 11. 69. 96. 134 — K — Kanatzer. Mark 69 Kaylor. Kathy 67. 69. 86. 97. 134 Kennedy. Keith 69. 132. 136. 137 Kmsler. Tony 6. 69. 85 Koppleman. John 22, 69. 84. 134 Korhwinkle. Cliff 69 — L — Lambert. Amy 69. 84. 87. 92. 132 Lane. Bob 69 Lanman. Jenny 69. 134 Lanum. Jodie 69. 92 Lappn. Marianne 69 L or more. Scott 69 Laughner. Lisa 69. 134 Lawson. Michele 69. 92. 132 Levenburg. Lesley 69. 82 Lipsett. Courtney 69. 84. 88. 90 Little. David 7. 69. 86. 95 Lovett. Missi 84. 92. 134 Lowden. Lisa 11. 64. 69. 92. H Lyman. Tim 70 Lyon. Bob 70. 134 — Me — McQueen. Lori 70. 132 — M — Mahoney. Mark 70. 85 Martin. Chuck 3. 70. 73. 113 Mayer. John 64. 70. 95. 103 Miles. M� che e 70. 92 MiBer. Meg 67. 70. 86. 90. 97 Mitchell. Janice 70 Moore. Dan 70 Moore. Frank 70. 95 Moore. Mary 70 Moore. Steve 70 ' Morrison. Jeff 70 Moudy. Todd 70 Murphy. Jennifer 70 — N — Newman. Lisa 70 Nussbaum. Jynene 70. 134 — O — Oppelt, Ang 70, 84. 92. 134 — P — Page. Mcxk 3. 70. 95. 111. 112 Parker. Rocky 70. 105 Peel. Brian 70. 136 Peters. Kevin 70 Phillips. Steve 70. 103 Pitzer. Brian 70 Plake. Mke 70 Poole. Rhonda 70 Pu� ns. Brett 70 — R — Rader. Jube 70 Roidy. Kevin 64. 70. 86. 92. 111. 134 Roidy. Kort 70. 85. 86. 111. 118 Ray. Cathy 70 Reck. Ritchie 64. 70. 82. 111. 112 Redington. David 70. 103 Redmgton. Doug 70. 103 Reed. Mary 70 Reppert. Doug 70 Resendez. Adebna 70 Rich. Roy 70. 136 Robbins. Karen 70. 92. 134 Roberts. Tina 70 Robison. Brenda 70. 82 Roth. Todd 70. 111. 112 Rucker. Tina 70. 85. 97. 109 — S — Saathoff. Todd 70. 86. 94. 103 Sallee. Rhonda 70 Scfibng. Mark 70. 86 Scott. Mebssa 31 Sheets. Deborah 70 Sherri. Bruce 70. 132 Shore. Sandy 3. 70. 86 Shriver. Todd 70. 84. ill. 112, 134 Silvas. Lupe 67. 70 Smiey. Robert 71. 111. 112. 134 Smith. Lesa 71 Smith. Tr a 71 Spray. Jeff 71. 84. 134 Stephans. Tom 71 Stoops. Cathee 67. 71. 82. 92. 119. 134 Stoops. John 71. 84. 85. 92. 95 Swisher. Rhonda 71 Sutherland. Brian 27 — T — Taylor. Audrey 71 Teyema. Scott 24. 71. 82. 104. 105 Tegarden. Jackie 71. 138 Teter. Tom 67. 71. 86. 134 Toney. Nbkki 71. 92. 134 Toney. Ron 71 Turner. David 71 — V — Vfcert. Lisa 7. 25. 67. 71 — W — Waggoner. Brod 71. 111. 112 Wallace. Dawn 67. 71 Watson. David 71. 138 Webs. Kim 67. 71. 83. 88. 132 West. Brenda 71 White. Tracy 23..67. 71. 86 Whiteman. Shannon 71 Wilson. Dennis 71 Wilson. Jeff 71. 82. 83. 84. 100. 134 Wilson. Lynn 71 Wolf. Tammy 71 Wood. Lisa 71. 84. 86. 92 Woodruff. Kirk 7. 71. 88 York. Roy 71. 90. 132. Young. Jean 71. 79 9 174 Freshmen — A — Abney. Andrew 74. 133 Akard. Mbhoel 74. 79 Arr ch. Tony 71. 111. 133 Anderson. Ernett 133 Anderson Jordy 74. 82 Anderson. Karl 74. 85. 100. 106. Ill, 112 Anglea. Broa 74.133 Appleby. Jerry 74. 95. 110 Applegate. Kmberty 74 Argueio. Mary 74. Aron. Angela 74. 97. 133 Ashmore. Htary 74. 134 — B — Baber. Pam 74 Baber. Scott 74 Ba ey. Pebecca 74. 133 Barker. Nbk 74. 110 Bays© PdU 74 Beavens. Angela 74. 92 Bel. Leanna 74. 133. 136 Bever. Matnew 74 Bishop. Annette 74. 84. 92. 133. 134 Block. Amy 74. 133 Bock Lisa 66. 73. 74. 82. 85. 90. 92. 99. 114 Borges. Kim 74. 90. 92. 114. 119 Bozworth. Ron 74. 134 Brocket!. Mchele 74 Brogg. Dan 136 Bray. Jennifer 74. 84 Bnseno. Mmerva 74. 133 Brock Sheia 73. 74. 82 Brown. Knsto 74. 82. 84. 92. 97. 133 Brown. Terry 74 Brunbarger. Charlotte 74. 133 Burdick. Scott 72. 73. 74. 103. 133 Burk halter. Amy 74. 83. 92. 133 Buriash. Darks 74. 90. 132 Butler. Mark 74. 133 Byrd. Bichard 74. 133 — C — ' Campbel. Lesbe 74. 82. 84. 92. 97. 133 Carter, Kenneth 74 Cartwright. Penne 78. 133 Chambers. Jeffery 74 Chodter. Charles 74. 105. 133 ChnsweH. Kathy 74. 83 Clark. Angela 24. 133 Clemens, Cari 74. 83. 133 Cfcck .James 74. 136 Clooser Victoria 133. 134 Cobb. Angela 74. 84. 132 Cole. Bran 74. 133 Cole. Down 74. 133 Coleman. Shana 74. 82. 133 Compton. Brod 75. 110. Ill 12 Conklin. Melissa 73. 75. 84. 92. 99 Comefl. Anthony 74 Cortez. Pauhne 75. 84 Cottrel. Samuel 65. 75. 133 Coyle. Angela 75. 133 Coy. Lon 5 Cnck. Marc 75 Crutchfield. Scott 75. 95. 134 Cumngham Jerry 75 Cumnaham. Stocy 75 84 133 Curmngham. Stephen 75. 82. 110. 111. 112 Cupp. Lisa 73. 74. 82. 92. 109 Curnutt. Kon 75. 92 Davey. Gary 75 David. Enc 75 Davis. Tamara 75. 83 Dean. Katherine 75. 84 Decker. Brian 75 Dak. Darrin 75. ill. 112 Dickenson, Carl 75. 96, 113 Dieterie. Dianna 75. W D nghame. Tim 65. 75 Drbas Sa� y 75. 133 Dogar Pane 75. 134 Doke. Chns 75. 136 Donoho. Andrew 75 Dryden. Shannon 133 Duncan. Pat 75. 84. 103. 111. 133 Duck. Michael 75 Dupler. Jeanne 75. 84 85. 90. 92. 114. 119. 134 — E — East. Tyrol 75 Eberle. Tamara 75 Eldndge. Trace 75. 92 Elbot. Dana 76. 92. 133 Ells. Bryan 75 Emery. Gna 75. 82. 92. 114. 119. 134 Emery W am 75 Emsw er. Jube 75. 133 England. Marcela 75 Estes. Todd 75 Evans. Mbhelie 75. 133 — F — Petty, Travis 75. 110 Fife. Judith 75. 133 Fitzsimmons, Trocy 75. 83 Forsythe. Jason 75. 133 Foster. Jennifer 75. 133 Freeman. Nicole 75 — G — Gaipo. Sondra 75. 92. 101 Gerald. Sandy 75. 133 Goider. Wendy 75. 82. 85. 90. 92. 100 Greene. Boon 75. 110. Ill 112. 133 Grizzle. Jerry 76. 79 — H — Holman. Sandro 76. 84. 92 Hale. Albert 76. 133 Hale. Frank 76 Ham. Christna 76. 84. 133 Haney. Dena 76. 90. 133 Harris. Chctfes 73. 76. 95. 133 Hart. Darnel 76. 136 Hayden. Susann 76. 92. 133 Herndon. Jeffrey 21 76. 84. 111. 112. 134 Hickson. Jennifer 76. 133 HI. Debra 76 Hi. Wode 76 Hndsley. Kefte 76. 92 Hopkns. Alan 76. Ill 113 Houze. Cheryl 73. 76. 92. 133 — J — Jockson. John 64. 76. 91. 103 Jock son Robert 76 _ Jocobs. MaDonna 76. 82. 84. 92 Jacoby. Shane 76 Jarboe. Larry 76 Jare . Crystal 133 Jenkins. WioHam 76 Johnson. Ross 76. 133 Johnston. Gerald 76. 133 Joiner. Dennis 76 Jones. Crag 76. 133 Jones. Steven 76 — K — Kallner, Tricia 76. 84. 92. 134 Kennedy. Shannon 76. 133. 136 Kennedy. Wendy 15. 76. 83. 92. 134 fcrby. Jay 76. 86. 95 110. 133 Kbnger. Wendy 3. 76 KftvocNk. Steve 76 — L — Lord. Susan 76. 84 92. 133 Large. David 76. 85. 100. 105 Lawson. Larry 76 Lewis Shonna 76. 82. 92. 133 Lock. Stacey 76. 83. 133. 134 Lomax. Hope 133 Lucas Mefrtda 15. 76. 83. 92. 133 — Me — McPhearson. Lome 76 McPhearson. Thomas 76 — M — Mash. Karla 76. 82. 134 Malone. Danny 76 Malone. Donald 76 Malone. Ronald 76. 133 Merritt. Boat a 76. 133 Mitchel, Mark 76. 100. 110. 133 Monday. Rachel 76. 84. 90. 92. 133 Montgomery. Pamela 76. 83. 92 Morrison. John 76. 84. 86. 95. Ill Morrison. Jack 76. 82. 86. 103. 111. 113 Mounts. Tamra 77. 82 Myers. Bret 77. 82. 86. 110 Myers. Shawn 77. 138 — N — Ntenaber. Regma 77. 83 Noonman. Teresa 65. 77. 90. 92. 114 119. 133 — O — O’Bnen. Douglas 77. 111. 112 O'Brien. Tracey 77. 84. 134 Oberhouiser Andrew 77. 95. 110 111 112 Orem. Teresa 77. 133 Ostler. Amanda 73. 77. 82. 84. 90 92 101. 114. 119. 133 — P — Parks. Gwendolyn 77. 133 Perk ns Sonja 77 Perry. Bron 77 Pheps. Elizabeth 77 Pickeang. Mekane 77 Pitman. Robert 77. 133 PWnmer. Christopher 11. 77. 133 Potston. Mitchel 77 — R — Ramer. Brian 77 Ramos. Knstna 2. 65. 77. 82. 92. 114 133 Ransom. Mark 73. 77. 82. 85. 86. 91 98. 103 Resendez. Nora 77 84. 133 Ridenour. Melissa 6. 77. 92. 133 Ridenour Michele 6. 77. 92. 114 Rogers. Randy 78 Roberts. Matthew 77 Roust©. Lisa 11. 77. 82. 92. 114. 133 Rowden. Lisa 77 Rumpza. Jennifer 77. 133 — s — Sceggel. Katherine 77. 83 Scott. Sheia 77. 133 Sebree Erriy 77. 133 Sexton. Randy 77. 100. 103. 110. 133 Shaft. Lon 77. 82. 99. 133 Sharp. Beth 77. 84. 92. 87. 133 Sheets. Travis 77 84 Shrar. Trocy 77. 92 133 Shoemaker Marc 77. 110. Ill, 112 Shoemaker. Todd 77 Sder. Tammy 77. 133 Smith. Cindy 77. 92. 134 Smith. David 77. 133 Smith. Lore 77. 92 Smith. Shonna 77 Smith. Travis 77. 136 Snyder. Tony 110. Ill Snyder. Brooke 77. Ill Soring. Cormna 77. 134 Spouling. Lori 77. 133 Spencer. Bruce 77. 132 Spit aimak Robert 78. 84. 110, 133 Stner. Stocey 78 Strange. Mark 78 Serft. Heather 78 Swisher. Rhonda 78. 136 — T — Tarkngton. Jason 78 Taylor. Jennifer 78. 84. 91. 92. 134 Tegarden Christina 11. 73. 78. 82 92 97. 109 134 Thorton. Rick 78 Trent. Lnda 78. 83 U — UN. Tamara 78. 133 Uhls. Stephanie 78. 83 Unger. Michael 11. 73. 78. 92. 96. 98 110. Ill — V — Vertress. Jennifer 78 97. 114. 133 Vesco. Mchaei 78. ill. 113 VnYard. Chns 78 95 — W — Warren. Jeff 73. 78. 86. 91. Ill 134 Watson, Joy 78. 138 Weaver Jeanetta 78 Weber David 78. 110 Wehr jemetta 78. 8 92. 101 114. 133 Weido. Enk 78. 133 Werner. Brian 21. 78 West. Brenda 78 Wheatley. Juba 78. 82 Wheeler Jeremy 78 95. 100 Wiamen. Jarma 78. 84. 99. 133 Wtson James 78. 136 Wison. Roger 78 Winchester. Chns 78 Wolf. Peggy 78. 133 Wood. Renee 78. 82. 84. 92. 134 Wooley. David 78 Worth. Jom 78. 110 Y — Yakovich. Brian 78 Yakovich. Doma 78. 133 Young. Donald 78. 82. 96. HO — Z — Zeh. Jeffrey 78. 86. 102. HI Zeh. Harry 78 175