Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

. The time is the last week c August and once again it's time for school to begin. That long awaited summer has become a bore, As the summer tans fade, students find themselves faced with homework, tests and essays. Routine sets in, to some it is a hated grind; to others it's a chance to explore and learn; to us all, it's a new scene. We are all mixed together to paint this scene of the 1985-86' year. 2 The 1985-36 CAULDRON staff captured several moments throughout the school year. It's hoped that CAULDRON helped to remember the activities that were special to the students. The following pages recaptured the traditional events as well as those freshly introduced. The activities of students were carried far beyond the classroom. Sporting events, styles plays, and dances, were just a few relievers from the constant headache of school work. These times spent on dates and excursions with friends often resulted in the most memorable times of the year. The CAULDRON has been divided into four main sections. PORTRAITS open on pages 24 and 25. STILL LIFE begins on pages 92 and 93. Following that on pages 162 and 163 is ADVERTISING and finally, the CLOSINC. PAGE 2: 1. Angie and Jenny have found that working together is much faster than alone. 2. Kim, really has the homework piled on thick. 3. The hallways are always crowded during passing period. 4. Steve, Jim, John, and Stacey showed their swimming spirit by shaving their heads. PAGE 3: 1. Who is working and who is watching? 2. Molly and Brian enjoy each other's company in the hall. 3. The commons scene during lunch. 4. Four seniors take time for this outdoor snapshot. 3 Life at F.H.S. thrives from the rextreme lowest form to the extreme highest. Whatever the extreme, there is a thrown together picture of individuals with their different strokes. We begin each day at 8:00, of course there are the stragglers who do not start until lunch, and we close up shop around 3.-00. Yet, some people won't leave for home until 5:30 or 6:00 They stick around for a club meeting, team practice or work on projects. Although Mondays seem to last forever, life is never dull at F.H.S., the scene is constantly changing. Student life is the only life to lead. It's always up to date, right on target and never b-o-r-i-n-g as long as YOU get in the scene. A day at F.H.S. often seems like a swirl of movement, sometimes there is time only for a quick Hi as you rush from first hour P.E. (where you've been tromping in the grass) to second hour on the other side of the school. Five minutes seem like five seconds. If you are late too often, detention is going to speed you up. At 3:00 the activities don't stop. It's a quick dash to catch a bus or make sure you haven't missed a shared ride. Besides homework, sports, plays, or jobs often fill that infrequent spare time of a student after school hours. PAGE 6: 1. Rick, uses the computer as an aid in library. 2. Mr. Sawick assists Phil on an art project. 3. Leslie eats her lunch while Amanda appears a little sick. 4. Studious Tere is haid at work. PAGE 7: 1. Margo receives help from Chris to smile for this mug. 2. David and Dave flash their Miami Vice style. 3. Brett toasts his coke to the cameni ————— - You look mar-ve-lous, yes you do!! You have what it takes to make a winning streak and keep it going. Day in and day out we hauled ourselves to school to be educated, to become leaders of tomorrow. You took the challenging classes and the not so challenging classes . You kept yourself and helped that winning nt treak 9 10 Nick organize hi work in science class. Who is this devoted fan? None other than Mr. Spirit himself, Chris Smitht! One of the most important things you should remember when you get to high school is to be yourself because if you are not yourself, nobody will know who you are. To find out who you are answer these questions: How tall am IF What color is my hair? What color are my eyes? What color am I? How much do I weigh? What do I like to eat? Okay, now that you know who you are, then be who you are. PAGE 10: 1. Mark really cheezes for this one!!! 2. A one and a two and touch your toes, come on bend down farther. 3. Kay and Peg pose by the pole. 4. Hey, whatever Galen wants, he'd better receive. 5. A gathering of junior guys before first hour. 6. Mike and Michelle find a spot on the floor to review government. 11 Homework, that dreaded scene that no one wants to paint. Procrastination became the major illness we came down with at one time or another. Why have something done early when you can stay up doing it the night before? Because, the grade is better when you take your time and carefully plan for it. Brushing up on homework is the smart scene. 12 14 Searching for reality is a difficult, if not impossible task. Even when things get rough the tendency was to run away in search of other ideals, those who refused to give up learned to cope. Outlets for venting frustrations and having fun were created or discovered out of necessity. The desire to improve both the present and the future granted the incentive to continue the search. Struggling through all the turmoil and making it was enriched with the satisfaction of success. That winning streak at F.H.S. encourages students to set high goals for themselves and nothing seems out of reach. Searching for the reality of life was not even unreasonable. Getting a valid perspective on who wc are and what we are doing did not seem too big a task to handle. Though the search may take a lifetime, the life is enhanced with a purpose to achieve. PAGE 14: 1. MaDonna has her hands full. 2. Roger is it really that funny? 3. Hard rocker Randy shows us his favorite group (besides A.E.) 4. What a tropper!! 5. Who are these crazy gals? 1. Bruce relaxes in a soft chair. He is probably dreaming about wrestling. 2. Careful skills and concentration is definitely being presented here. 3. Girls, Luanne and Peg, are you studying? ■■■■■ 16 ynififiiiifrnmmim niiiimiimiiuuuiiit Yrrmatitnttrtttiiffm nr n if uni 11111111111 in 7fTM7Miiriiiiriiiiiir 11 m tMfffMMimiMmii ip? 7it Hi ■ii me EXPRESSIONS Many things have been learned about teen attitudes through studies and surveys. Students have definite ideas and basic views about several different subjects that are important today. Students from each class were asked their views about these subjects and here are the results. What's Important Do teens today feel it is important to be a part of the IN'' crowd? Most students answered yes to this with this reasoning in mind. It's not cool to be a loner. The next question was. do most teens make their social lives top priority? Overwhelming the answer to this was yes. Quoted from an anonymous person, they responded with a ‘yes’ saying, they (teens) can't do anything without their friends. If you don't have a social life things get pretty boring. The last question asked was, are self images important to teens today? Yes , was the definite answer to this. Grades How do most teens feel about their grades, and do they feel it is important to have a high S.A.T. score? Teresa Moore felt that the students care, but hate to show it! While Amber Storm believes that grades are pretty important, but not most important. When asked about S.A.T. scores students agreed that it was important to score high, but it's possible to be accepted by the college of your choice, even if your scores aren't exceptionally high, you should care and try your best, because just about everyone wants to go to college. A college won't accept you if your scores are really low or you have poor grades. Friendship How is the word friends defined and how do we define the word friendship? Everyone describes them differently but most agree that a friend is someone who accepts you as you are, listens to your every word, who is there when you are hurting, you'll always feel close too, you're comfortable to be with, lets you think freely and helps you through your biggest problems. A friendshp is defined as a special gift to cherish forever. When we asked which was a more important friend, a certain girlfriend, a boyfriend, or a friend? Friends came up as more important because right now they are the people you can count on and fall back on. Church How important is church and religion to teens today? We asked three questions under this topic and came up with split ideas. Do you go to church, was the first question we asked. Over half the students went to church. The students who did not go to church said that because they didn't go doesn 't mean they did not believe in Cod. When asked if it was important to have a close relationship with God, surprisely most said no . Teens are probably lazy and think that religion is something to be ashamed of. Most teens answered that they prefer practicing religion at church. Everyone has their own right to decide what religion they want to practice, and where they do it. Drugs Drug abuse is the number one killer of teens today. Using drugs and drinking is a problem that is surfacing in high schools around the nation. I think teens drink and take drugs to belong in the IN crowd, said Kim Gibson in answering, do teens take drugs and drink to belong? She answered yes to the following two questions. Do teens drink and take drugs to feel tough and to get rid of their pressures? Renee Wood felt that most kids think they're tough if they drink. The more they drink, the 'cooler' they are. Amber Storm stated that when teens drink and take drugs to rid of their pressures, they are just creating more. 19 What happened throughout the world this year, what or who made the news? On September 1st, the U.S. Navy research vessel, Knorr, discovered the Titanic. Missouri became a split state in the World Series with Cardinals against the Royals. Also in the baseball scene, let's hear it for Pete Rose. With 4,192 hits he ties Ty Cobb's most hits in a career record. Who can forget the Chicago Bears? A world class football team that can dance and sing. Not only did they win Super Bowl XX, but they raised money for charity, singing the Super Bowl Shuffle. How about John McMahon the punk haircut quaterback wearing those headbands? or the Frige William Perry, definitely a big fellow. The world united for a memorable cause — starvation in Africa. The top singers and bands came together to raise more than $37 million in the Live Aid concert. The smash hit, We Are the World, helped to feed the starving children across the Ocean. On November 19th, Reagan and Gorbachev met for the first round of talks in the Geneva Summit. December 12th was the last time, for along time, for Halley's comet to be seen. What about the serious problem with Libya? Did President Reagan go to far in punishing Muammar Kaddafi with the strikes against the country? Terrorists — travelers biggest fear. They haunted airlines and caused many heartaches in American families. NASA, will they discover the default that ended the lives of the astronauts, not to mention the first school teacher in space? The biggest bash of the year took place in New York over the fourth of July. America celebrated the Statue of Liberty's birthday with a grand party. What was in, what was out? Coca-Cola made a big flop by introducing New Coke and getting rid of old Coke. But, New Coke couldn't make it on its own, and Coke now has three products. Cherry Coke, New Coke and Coca-Cola Classic. Coke also came out with their own clothing line. Bruce Springsteen and Don Johnson became the top men to watch. Bruce, wearing hightops and worn out 501's stunned his audiences in concert. Don, wearing the lose clothing of unconstructed Jackets, baggy pants and tight shirts influenced the t.v fans of Miami Vice. Reebok hit the fashion scene with a hot line of tennis shoes, hats and sweats. Stirrups, paisleys, oversized shirts and Swatches were also in the scene. Rambo became a smash in the box office and a hero to the young ones. There were Rambo toy guns, dolls and even cereal. Another Rocky movie was released along with another Friday 13th, and Physco. Pee Wee Herman became famous riding his bike, in his own movie. Out of Africa and WhiteNights were two more top movies to see. Miami Vice and the Cosby Show captured the television scene. NEWS The woods we were once familiar with will be gone. They will be replaced with the new middle school. Isn't funny how many changes just our school has gone through. Below is pictured the first junior high and high school Frankfort had. 20 So much of our surroundings arc changing. The uptown is growing, expanding to better serve the Frankfort area. The Sears building we once went shopping in, is now being torn down and made into a parking lot. The old Boy's Club has been converted into a mini-mall, with a gym above it. Kentucky Fried Chicken moved from West Walnut out to the East end of town. Dominoes will move in its old spot. The famous Strip will be out of use while the jog is being repaired. Wal-Mart moved in out by the high school, along with several other businesses, not to mention Ponderosa. Condo's are being built anywhere there's room, and a new motel was built. Two years ago we watched Clinton Prairie break the ground to build their new elementary-middle school. This year we watch as we prepare to build a new middle school out behind the high school. We will never forget the pond and the woods that are now being replaced with steel and concrete. The scenes are changing and they are changing in Frankfort. Old buildings are being torn down. Pictured here are the Sears building and the Ingram building. Gone are memories and past ideas. Replaced with new dreams and growing hopes. This year's book is dedicated to Amber Leigh Storm, who left us on July 13th, 1986. She left us all wondering why a girl who appreciated the life surrounding her decided to turn it in for death. A midst the confused thoughts there shines many memories. Memories that we will hold onto, memories that will keep us going when we start to drag our chins. She was constantly relating to verses in songs that reflected special meanings in her life. She appreciated music, all types. She was the rare type of a person who could hear the wind's quiet song in the trees. The outdoors, she was a fan of Mother Nature. She enjoyed the beauty of the spring flowers blooming, the green grass of summer, the autumn leaves turning and the white snow blankets of winter. Amber had the talent of writing, she wanted to become a journalist. How easy it was for her to write about a sunset. She could describe it so well, it was as if you were there sharing it with her. Sharing, she would share her kindness with others, she was a true friend to anyone who knew her. At the end of the year Amber was excited as ever. Excited to continue on in life, to progress ahead. She had dreams she wanted to come true and she knew what direction to find them. She always said to look back on your life and appreciate those younger times. Because now it was time to go forward. Amber could brighten the darkest days, she always knew what to say or do. She was constantly reaching out to others. It's too late to reach out to Amber, but we can reach out to others in memory. As Billy Joel sang in his song only the good die young and Amber you died in your prime. 23 PORTRAITS Faculty Staff: Their day begins early and ends late. But to the dedicated faculty and staff members, the results are worth it. School Board; The Board is where all the ideas are thought up, planned out and finally put to work. Pg. 26, 27 Administration; The front office has a very important job and the Principal, Vice-Principal, Counselors and Secretaries work together Pg 28, 29 Food Personnel; Maybe it's not the home cooking that mom makes but if you're hungry it will do. Pg. 30 Custodians; After a 1,000 kids have passed up and down the halls cleaning is definitely a chore. Pg. 31 Students; It's the Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen that make up the student body. Pg. 32-75 Foreign Exchange; We want to recognize our friends who visit from other countries. Pg. 76, 77 Queens; The girls you picked to represent various activities. Pg. 78 Clubs; For you out going students managing all those extra-curricular activities. Pg. 80-97 SCHOOL BOARD (left-right) Wayne Young, Wayne Wainscott, Devena Cooke, Fred Weida, Carny Jenkins, Jay Carter, Coy Aders Superintendent — Mr. Robert Ayers Assistant Superintendent — Mr. John Bloom SECRETARIES Helen Dorner Micky Neat Linda Beals Lynn Kriel Mary Clark Diana Kennedy 27 ADMINISTRATION Secretary — Mrs. Elcy Secretary — Mrs. Sexton Principal — Mr. Harlem Clark Library — Mrs. Montgomery Bookstore — Mrs. Swaim 28 ADMINISTRATION Nurse — Mrs. Grace Moore Guidance Director — Mr. Mike Druley Assistant Principal — Mr. John Milholland Guidance Counselor — Ms. Linda Fields Guidance Secretary — Mrs. Joy Howard FOOD PERSONNEL Sitting: Sally Mitchell, Linda Ponto, Joe Donoho, Dorthy Jones, Linda Micheals, Mgr. Sandy Coy. Standing: Charlotte Maish, Yvonne Male, Shirley Obermiller, Mabel Weida, Sharon Winters, Brenda Brackett, Diane Jackson, Darlene Stock, Maxine Sanders 30 CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS Wayne Card, Glenn Robison, Helen Dill, Ray Allen, Bob Bell, Mike Quick, Mrs. Ramer, Phil Randoff, Cindy Posey. 31 32 t Yi ? . lr , ‘i I cy Xx. (AM 14 coNt'i fc • V 1% -+ v5 ? r a jf ? j? ’T vP 33 ■mrammfl' We've made it, and I can't believe it, seems to be the general thought of most all seniors. Throughout the year you suffered from the ever fatal. student illness of procrastination. Somehow you managed to pull through. You began the year with leary expectations. As the year progressed so did your confidence, and you became achievers, winners and most importantly friends. You by far are the biggest class yet, the closest class. Everyone is friendly, always willing to go that extra mile for a friend. GOOD LUCK Class of 86' — Cod be with you 'til you meet again! 34 PACE 34: 1. Is Chris trying to obtain knowledge by letting it soak in? 2. A Senior locker party with Mike, Janice and Tami. 3. It must be love for Rick and Laurie. 4. Trever is working? Impossible. 5. Liz and Patrick might be foreigners, but they fit right in. PAGE 35: 1. Kevin in his mighty Mustang. 2. Will Eddie be the next Connors? 3. Our officers, President Pete Clossin, standing in back. Randy Swaim, Vice-President, standing next to the guy with weird hair. Barb Ewing, Class Secretary and Troy Booth Class Treasure. 4. Gina and Bill take timeout at Yearbook camp. Abney, Kevin Ray Aders, Trevor Coy Allen, Laura Beavens, Eric Alan Benefiel, Clenn A. Birden, Rex Alan Booth, Troy Allen Bradshaw, Galen Leon Bragg, Barbara Luanne Brewer, Sharon Lynn Bright, Rachel E. Appleby, Kayleah Kristine Beard, Kimberly Sue Boulden, Bruce Brittain, Kelly Rae 36 SENIORS Iriti . Brittain, Michele Jo Ann Chandler, Angela Ruth Craven, Alton Bradley Culross, Karen Elaine Bryant, Beverly June Burge, Raymond Lee Burton, Brenda Jean Chester, Treasa Criswell, Timmothy J. Cunningham, Charles Chu, Jerry Daniel David, Chadwick Eugene THE Clossin, James Peter Clouser, Karen Crews, John Kenneth Crews, Laurie Ann Chamberlain, Elaina Maire Conkright, Kelley Lynn Crose, Kevin Dwight Davis, Michael William Dye, Brad E. Echoff, Michael Lee Ewing, Barbara Jo Ewing, Dale Alan Ferguson, William Francis, Lauri Lynn Richard Fuel, Jennifer Lynn Fish, Melissa, Bushman Gabriel, Brenda Marie Galey, Timothy Allen Gard, Jeanie Marie Garhart, Stacey J. Gerber, David Wade Gillium, Connie Jean Faucett, Tina Louise Freeman, Tracy Lee Gillum, Randell Lee GRADUATING Gillum, Robby Allen Gleason, Deanna Rae Good, Kelly John Goodnight, Johnnie Paul Greeno, Jeffrey Lynn Grieger, William Guajardo, Norma Gunyon, Philip Charles Joesph Harrison, Jerry Harshbarger, Peggy Heller, Sonia Felita Hibbard, Edile Renee Marie Hodges, Penny Horton, Anthony Houston, Dale Burton Howe, Pamela Sue Wayne CLASS Goodwin, Brian Keith Hackerd, Julie Marie Hillman, Timothy James Howe, Stephanie Diane Hunter, Jamie Sue Kersey, Patrick Andrew Leach, Stacy Dewayne McGill, Carla Sue Irwin, Nancy Sue Johnson, Randy Lee Jones, Michelle Marie Kelly, Waylon D. Knox, Kimberly Renee Kraner, Dean O. Large, Jonathan James Leach, James Robert Leonard, Jerry Loveless, Tanya Corine Lovgren, Elisabeth Lucas, Gina Lee McGuire, Lisa Ann Marcum, Kimberly Marley, John Wayne Mason, Stephanie Le Ann Ann OF Mayer, Janies Ward Moore, Tonya Janette Nienaber, Rebecca Lynn Merritt, Philip Arthur Mesch, Ramano Michael, Janies Carl II Noyes, David Eric Ostler, Chad Alan Ostler, Mary Jane Susanna Miller, Molly Ann Moore, Teresann Newman, Tina Kay Ottinger, Darrin Dewain 1986 41 Pauley, Albert Jay Perkins, Lora Deneille Pitman, Angela Sue Pitman, Wendy Louise Platt, Molly Ann Plunkitt, Cary Brian Pugsley, Terri Lee Ransom, Todd Vaness Reed, Douglas Eugene Reed, Tina Sue Resendez, Adelita Rice, Nina Su Richards, Michael A., Richie, Kevin Kay Ridenour, Samantha R. Roberts, Brian Scott Jr. Pitzer, Virginia Dare, Bushman Ray, Rebecca Dawn Rich, Rhonda Renee Robinson, Vickie Jo 42 WAY Roe, Judy L. Root, Tina Michelle Ross, Christina Diane Ross, Denita Diana Ross, Melissa Ann Royer, Richard Martin Rutschamann, Patrick Sandage, Melissa Renee Sawicki, Chad Aaron Scallan, Michael Joseph Skirvin, Daniel Clark Skirvin, David Joe Slipher, Shannon Dee Smiley, Lisa Ann Smith, Christopher Theodore 4 J Smith, James William Smith, Jay Allen Smith, Jeffrey Allen Smith, Rodney Kent Smith, Tonya Sue II Snodgrass, Todd Allen Snyder, Gary Lynn Sparger, Robbie C. Spears, James Allen Storm, Amber Leigh Surber, Carrie Ann Suzuki, Yuricko Swaim, Randal Alan Swearingen, Karen Tatum, Jeffrey Duane Ann Tegarden, Michelle Lee Thies, Rita Lynn Thomas, Jack Scott Toney, Steven Lynn Turner, Tammy Lynn GO!!! Weesner, David Wayne Walker, Ralph Edward Warren, Steven Frank Watkins, Michael Weber, Jacqueline Wayne Wessel, Phillip Todd Woods, Beverly Ann York, Britt Loren Young, Janice Marie Young, Martin Edward Zink, Edward Neil Davey, Teresa Irene Kennell, Timothy Scott SENIOR Brenda Gabriel: Basketball 9, Tennis 11, OEA 11-12, OEA President 12, COE 12, Spanish Club 9, Pep Club 9, Concert Choir 10. Tim Galey: Concert Choir, Swing Choir, Musicals, Big Broadcast, Solo and Ensemble Contests. Lisa Smiley: Pep Band 9-11, Band 9- 11, French Club 9-11, National Honor Society 12. Gina Lucas: French Club 9-10, Pep Club 9-10, F Club 9-12, Student Council 9-12, Vice President of Student Council 12, Prefect Council 9, 12, National Honor Society 11-12, FCA 11-12, Prom Committee 11, Football Queen Court 12, Basketball Queen Court 12, Track Queen Court 9, Prom Queen Court 12, Volleyball 9- 11, Basketball 9-10, Track 9-11, Tennis 12, Freshman Choir, Big Broadcast Senior Play, Cauldron Sports Editor 10-11, Editor 12. Elaine Culross: Pep Club 9-12, French Club 9-10, Band 9-12, F Club 11-12, Z Club 10-12, Fall Musical 12, Senior Play 12. Kim Knox: OEA 9-12, COE 11-12, Band 9-12, Pep Club 9-11. Yuriko Suzuki: School Musical 12, Big Broadcast 12, Concert Choir 12. Kim Beard: Student Council 9-10, Spanish Club 9-10, Track Team 9-10, Band 9-10, Pep Club 9-10, Prom Committee 11. Kayleah Appleby: French Club 9-10, Pep Club 9-10, F Club 10-12, Z Club 10- 12, Drama Club 10-12, F Club 10-12, Student Council 9-12, Pre-fect Council 12, Class Officer 10, Nation- al Honor Society officer. Future Teachers 12, Committee 11, Prom Queen Court 12, Track Queen Court 12, Golf 11-12, Track 9-11, Orchestra 9-12 officer. Fall Musical 10, 12, Senior Play, Big Broadcast 10-12. Kim Sexton: Pep Club 9-12, Treasurer, Puppettes 11-12, National Honor Society 11-12, French Club 9-10, Future Teachers of America 11-12, President 12, Prom Committee 11, Student Council 11-12, Tennis 9, Big Broadcast 10-12, Senior Play, F Club 11-12, Band 9-12, Scabs 10-11, Office Worker 12, Orchestra 12. Teresa Moore: French Club 9-11, Pep Club 9-12, Band 9-12, (Secretary Treasurer), Solo Ensemble Contest 9-12, State Solo Ensemble 11-12, F Club 10-12 (President), National Honor 11-12, Big Broadcast 10-12, (Student Director), Puppettes 11-12, FCA 10 11, F Club 9-10, Student Council 12, Track 9-10, Prom Committee 11. Edile Hibbard: National Honor Society 12, Pep Club 9-12, Student Council 10, OEA 11-12, COE 12, Cheerleader 10, Puppettes 12, Spirit Captain 10-12, Statistician 9-12, Baseball batgirl 10, Big Broadcast 10, 12, Prom Committee 11, French Club 9-10. Rob Sparger: French Club 10, National Honor Society 12, Intramurals 11, Office Runner 12. Peg Harshbarger: Pep Club 9-12, French Club 9-10, Future Teachers of America 10-12, Student Council 9-12, Puppettes 12, Spirit Captain 9-12, Wrestling Statistician 12, Big Broadcast 10-12, Prom Committee 11, Track 9-10, Swimming 11. Melissa Ross: Pep Club 9-12, French Club 9-10, Future Teacher of America 12, Freshman Band. Tonya Smith: Girls' Basketball Team 9-10, Pep Club 9-10. Bill Banks: Spanish Club 9-12, Spanish Club Vice President 12, Stage Crew 10-12, Football 11-12, Track 12, Prom Committee 11, Swimming 11, F Club 12. Terri Pugsley: French Club 9-10, National Honor Society 11-12, Orchestra 9-12, Track 10, Exploratory Teaching 12, Prom Committee 11. Molly Platt: Volleyball 9-10, Varsity 11-12, Varsity Basketball 9-12, Tennis 9-10, Varsity 11-12, French Club 9- 10, F Club 9-12, Z Club 10-11, Prom Committee 11, High Life Staff 12, Pep Club 9-10, Fellowship Christian Athletes 11-12, Band 9. Molly Miller: Puppettes 11-12, Senior Play, National Honors Society 11-12, Fall Musical 9,10,12, Golf 11, Drama Club 11-12, F Club 9-12, French 9-12, Big Broadcast 10-12, Track Queen Court 11, Football Queen Court 11, Basketball Queen Court 12, Student Council 10-12, Orchestra 9-12, Junior Class President, Prom Chairman 11, Z-Club 10-12, Pep Club 9-12, FCA 11-12. Michelle Teagarden: French Club 9-10, Band 9-10, Pep Club 9-12, Z-Club 10- 11, National Honor's 11-12. Mike Watkins: French Club 9-10, F Club 10-12, FCA 11, National Honor's 12, Band 9-10, Basketball 9, Baseball 9, Football 9, Golf 10-11, Basketball Mgr. 10-11. Mandy Ridenour: French Club 9-10, Student Council 9-12, National Honors Society 11-12, Pep Club 9-12, F Club 10-11, Cheerleader 9-11, Puppettes 11-12, Co Captain Puppettes 12, Swimming 10, Tennis 9, Big 46 BRAG'S MEMORIES Broadcast 10-12, Batgirl 10-11, Basketball Homecoming Queen Court, Football Homecoming Queen Court, Prom Committee 11, Class Secretary 9, Girls State Alternate 11, Cauldron 12. Kelley Conkright: Student Council 9, 11, 12, French Club 9-10, National Honor Society 11-12, Prom Committee 11, F Club 11-12, Cheerleading 9- 12, Big Broadcast 9-11, Basketball Queen's Court 12, Prom Queen Court 12, Track Queen's Court 12, Tennis 10-11, Pep Club 9-12, Sophomore Girls 10, Senior Play Stage Crew. Stephanie Mason: French Club 9-10, Student Council 9-12, Prefect Council 11, Football Homecoming Court 9-12, Basketball Queen's Court 12, Z Club 10-12, Yac Committee 9-12, FCA 12, Cheerleader 9-12, Freshman Band 9, Blue and White Band 10-12, Pep Club 9-12, Girls Tennis Team 9-12, F Club 10-12, F Club 11-12, Big Broadcast 10-12, Stage Band 12, Pit Band 11-12, Orchestra 12, Sophomore Girls 10, Prom Committee 11, Spirit Captain 10, Future Teachers 12, Class Officer 9-10, School Newspaper 12. Margo Morrison: Golf 10-11, Tennis 9-12, Cheerleader 9-12, Pep Club 9-12, Spirit Captain 9-10, Football Homecoming Court 9-12 (Queen 12), Big Broadcast 10-12, Senior Play 12, Band 9-10, Class Officer 9-11, Prom Committee 11, Prefect Council 12, Student Council 9-12 (President 12), Z Club 10-12 (President 12), F Club 11-12, FCA 10-12, National Honor Society 11-12, Hoosier Girls' State Delegate 11, High Life 11, French Club 9-10, YAC 9-11, FTA 9-12, Exploratory Teaching 12. Chad Ostler: Football 12, Basketball 9, F Club 12, French Club 10, Prom Committee 11. Rachel Bright: September 22, '85; The Pitts and FLA. Kelly Brittain: Being with all my friends. Kin Knox: Oct. 10, '85 Billie Jo Kendall; Jamie Cobb's Birthday party. John Marley: Passing Stu's Soc. class. Mandy Ridenour: Spring Break and Dec. 13, '85. Wendy Pitman: May 17, '84 the beginning of the rest of my life. Kevin Richie: Worrying about passing Gov. with Shep. Tina Root: Running around with Billie Jo being sneaky. Tonya Smith: Being proposed to on Dec. 18th, by Joe. Getting 19 cars and trucks chasing me. Nikki on the strip one Fri. night. Remember all of my friends being there when I needed them. Kristi Moore: Spring Break '86; with Tony and all the good times in Lafayette with Sam. Edile Hibbard: Dec. 13, '85 with Man Chris, Feb. 25, '86 with Chad; Jan 3, '86; Spring Break; March 1, '86, Prom. Phil Gunyon: The days and night with Shonna. Kim Beard: My freshmen year going out for lunch and spending alot of time with my friends. I loved every ity-bity second of sneaking around. She's a good sneaker too. Thanks to Luanne I handed in most of my Gov. diaries even though we talked all the time; Playing cards and dice 6th hour. Ray Burge: Military Ball, '86; More-head drillmeet '85 Phillip Wessel: Lebl b-ball game, and dance. Christina Ross: Feb. 12, '86; Dec. 13, '85; Christmas Break. The jacuzzi; Germany the jeep. Roger Wiseman: Having the wild and crazy crash with ole Woody and all the crazy weekends. Spring Break '86. Elisabeth Lovgren: Spring Break '86 Shep!!! Becky Ray: 1 2 85, 1 2 85, 9 24 85, 2 18 86, 2 22 86, 2,26.86. David Gerber: Seniors taking Mr. Shepherds IU trash can, July 4th at Cicero, IN. and 12 29 85 with TR. Brenda Gabriel: Being on the Tennis Team with Deed (never forget Capt. Stuving), Business Comm. (6th hr.) with the kool guys . Michelle Tegarden: Star Wars .. . 9 2 83 ... All of the great time with Mike. Connie Gillium: Spending weekends with IC at her place. Beth Montgomery: Semi-State '85, Euvola dances and Prom; Basketball and Football games with my fantastic friends. Kings Island with NHS Jr. Math Parties, Washington D.C., Spy Missions, Spring Break, Golf and Tennis, Wild times in Indy and 47 SENIOR MEMORIES Lafayette. Gina Lucas: French with K; Fishing with K D; Being happy with BM and GN: Being a flower child at G.P.M. Long talks with BJ; Euvola '85 and the hot chocolate afterwards; climbing in and out of windows (esp, 1 9, 10 86); All the marvelous and adventureous times with James David Lipsett — I love you! R. Shepherd: When Seniors graduate and 1976 and 1981 when Iu won the NCAA Championship. Teresa Davey: April 12, 1984; April 27,1985; July 10, 85; Great times with JP and all my friends. Kevin Crose: Rossville with John and Jack. Elaina Chamberlain: July 10, '85; Feb. 14, '86; Dec. 31, '85. Sharon Brewer: Walking to South Side, Listening to Air Supply, Even the Nights Are Better with LU. Luanne Bragg: Spring Break in beautiful downtown Frankfort. 3 22-30 86 Jan 31st no comment. A.S. with the Brew, and March 7-9th. Kayleah Appleby: Spring Break '86; Euvola 12 22 85; Prom; 2 26 84; GRT summer; Golf '85; Semi State; all the crazy times with all my friends the last 4 yrs; Room 127; French with C 2P and fishing with D G; Motorcycles and Pee Wee; Where's the Beef, m?; my Kiss; Prince with G; The Chase with MM and KS; Talks with CTS and Trea' JPC's love; Concerts with RAS; Jr. Math Parties; A Swede's Friendship. Lisa Smiley: April 2, '86; Prom '85. Bruce Bolden: Wrestling at state finals at MSA. Kim Sexton: June 27, '84; Nov. 2, '84; April 26, '85; Greg's Prom, Nov. 16, '85; Watching Halley's Comet with E.D.C.M. and R and getting caught. Karen Clouser: April 3, '85; Dec. 26 27, '85, Summer of '84. Todd Snograss: Business Comm, with the Mrs. John Goodnight: Late to 1st per. every day for a week and not getting caught. FLA. spring break '86, Falling asleep in Stu's class my last year of school. Tim Criswell: June 1 of my Soph. Year. Margo Morrison: Where's the beef k ? Turkey Run '85; basketball '85, Semi-State: Feb. 15, '86: Prom '85: Spring Break 86; Pinkie promises and the Honda; Tips to I.U. with TL; Playing cards with MM at IU; Crime in '86; Moble Romans; Indy with Marley, KA; Summers in Maine; Long talks with CTS; Fun times with my friends and special family. Michelle Jones: Beating Michigan City Roger in the Twin Lakes Tourney for the Championship Trophy. I'll never forget that feeling. Also my 2 yrs. in Swing-Choir I loved it!! Eric Beavens: April 5, '85. Brad Dye: 12-22-85. Ralph Walker: Graduation 86; passing Gov. Randy Swaim: Birthday party at Smith's; Ice Pirates with Warren and Smith; Abusing RJB; Movies at Troy's; 10 28 67; 3 22 86; All the good times at Snail's with Pat, Trever, Steve, Brian, Beth, Gina, Kay, and Elisabeth. Jeff Smith: Meeting Jamie, the inspiration of my life. Pat Kersey: Sept. 13, '85; Jan. 18 '86; March 22, '86; winning the Sectional twice and the Regional '85; going to Semi State; All the times messing around with Butch, Steve, Trever, Chris, and the Gang; least favorite memory . . . Nov. 3, '85 vs. Rosedale 4:41 1st quarter. Mike Watkins: Winning 2 Sectionals a trip to Regionals and the trip to Mackey. Turkey Run after the Prom. Boys State,. Oct 8, '82. Lora Perkins: summer of '85. Times spent with Jamie, Deed, Julie, an Stacy, Dec. 27, '85. Melissa Ross: FLA '83, Going to Purdue to work on term papers. Dee Ross: Kiss concert '84 and '86 Fun times with GL, RL, CB. June 29, '84; Dec. 21, '82; meeting K.C. in '85; Discovering the ultimate friendship in '85. Gayle Sharp: Feb. 2, '85. Jack Thomas: The Soc parties at Doc's house before each and every test though there wasn't much studying. Chris Smith: Chemistry, ICE Pirates, Top secret. Football, Mole patrol, Track, Abuse crew, Orch., All the fun with RS, SW, TA, PG, JM, PK, PC, DW, and DG, Noble Romans, Distracting speeches, MP shuffle, Toadmitton, Lap, Gurnz, JP and Morrison this summer, 15th birthday, and esp. all the time I've spent 48 SENIOR MEMORIES with Lorinda. Melissa Sandage: Me and Mandy R eavsdropping at KG. '85 Prom night. Tim Galey: The long hours put into Grease. Troy Booth: Movies at my house, my Indy weekend watching dancers. Fall musical '85, lost weekends spent with the dudes and dudettes, summer '85 with b at 2 am. Karen Swearingen: 4 13 85, 5 28 85, 8 6 85, summer of '84, Colfax Ditches, Lollipops, Peanut butter Twix, Motorcycle rides. Speeding warning, water skiing. Trips to Forest, Making Cookies, '86 Broadcast, South east, Westinghouse, Lots of sunsets, special times with special friends, sunglasses (blue), and two years with Mr. Shepherd!! Steve Warren: Physics Class (beautiful) Looking at Smith's horizontal mohawk, Going to FLA. Spring Break; Getting fired out of Bus. Comm, with Kers; and rock'in in AE. Angie Pitman: Business Comm, throwing whip cream in Stephanie Graves face. When Jean fell down at the library when it was quiet. Missy (Bushman) Fish: Dec. 21, '85. Melissa Abbott: Nov. 17, 84 with a guy who will always be more than just a friend Selling horses with A.S. Working at the Big Dipper with the four Golden Gigglers. Prom '84, Sweetheart Dance '85. All memories of my friendship with Michele. Sonia Heller-Robinson: Going to the Sweetheart Dance with Bill Robinson. Dave Noyes: Hanging out at GRT , finding out I'm related to Angus Young by Rock-n-Roll, watching the Wall , making Let There Be Rock a reality. Jerry Harrison: Spring Break '85 Fort Lauderdale. Prince concert in Miami, Easter '85, Party at Sherm's (May 10, '84) Fall Musical Grease . Ed Zink: Spring Break '86, Wild weekends with Rog. Dickie Royer: Spring Break '86; Crashing car; New Years Eve. Galen Bradshaw: Bowling Green, Ohio '84. Dan Skirvin: Bowling Green, Ohio and the 6 ft. trophy we won with Chris, Glenn and Sondra Gallipo as well as the others. Nancy Irwin: 12 14 21, 2 3 4, 1 10, 11, 17, 85, 17 85, 3 22 86 Brian Goodwin: Prom and Post Prom with M.A.P., Drive-In during the summer with M.R. and friends (E.H. and S.W.) Jason Curl: The trip to Geneva on the Lake I took last summer on motorcycles with my buddy and his dad. Jim Smith: When I met Tina. Doug Reed: KAS — Thanks for all the fun times and great memories. You're the best. Brian Plunkitt: The football season and the year I spent with L.L. Bill Grieger: When me and Bruce dropped timing light in fan. Jamie Hunter: Meeting Gary, Riding cycles, Sundays , Prom and Post '85, Spring Break '86! Fun times with Loar, Deed, Julie, Stacy and Jackie! Winning Twin Lakes Invit. Senior Play, party afterwards. Tina Reed: Being in Sewing classes with Tina Newman, Bev, Norma, Melenda, Marty Burge and all the rest of them out of two years. Pamela Howe: May 28, '83; Sept 28 '85; all the good times me and Susanna had. Suasnna Ostler: June 18, 85; and the past years with Bill. Amber Storm: Dec. 22, '85, Nov. 25, '83 great times with Angie, Dee, Kirk, Rach, Jeri, Huls, Amber F, Bob and Britt; The Pits last summer, and AC DC and Dec. 31-Jan. 1 Tonya Moore: Jessies, 9th grade dances, '85 Prom esp. afterwards. Junior year parties, Freshmen, Sophomore, Senior. Road trips with R.S. and spending my Senior year with Kim and Jack, the greatest friends ever. Albert Pauley: June of '83 and Sat. nights with Diamond Dave. Stephanie Howe: Music theory with D.N. and D.C. Ramana Mesch: 10-9-84. Kevin Abney: Shep was wrong 12 3 85. Kelly Baker: Playing slaughter house hide-n-seek. The bean field, June 15. Yuriko Suzuki: School musical Grease . 49 SENIOR MEMORIES Peg Harshbaher: 10-26-84, 4-26-85, 7-28-85, 12-1-84 and the whole Wrestling season. Stacy Leach: Being on the swim team that won the Sagamore Conference for the first time since 1978. Stacy Garhart: Motley Crue concert, KISS concert, Mud Bog, New Years Eve '85, singing in the mud at Micke Frenchs with Julie and Lora, Euvola Dance with Scott Jan 31, '86, Rush concert, Loverboy concert, cruising every Friday and Saturday and whenever I could get out of the house Rita Thies: My first year at F.H.S. The great times with C.R., B.R., T.B., and B.J. Spring Break '86. Molly Miller: Feb. 15, '86 — T.A. and M.M. and S.W.; Basketball, Semi-State 85, '85 Prom — Henry Lee; Spring Break '85-'86; Fearsome Foursome; BJ's; The redheads and the blondes and the brunette; Orchestra; Playing cards with M.M.; Crime in '86; Noble Romans; Indy with M3, K.A.; Oak Dent; WTFM, with BE; Runin around with N.I. Teresann Moore: My trip to France, 6 1 84, 6 16 84, 12 25 84, 4 27 85, 6 29 85, and Dec. in Indy. Dessi Large: Following gorgeous around the Bryan Adams concert, all the good times riding around with M.C., E.C., M.R., and R.T., and hearing about David's trip to China. Pete Clossin: 1 18 68; 12 17 84 — W WS; 7 4 85; Semi-State talk with M.M., Curits and KFC; Semi-State door knocking — w Gurnz Smitty, Lappin, and Morrison; What Smith and 1 always talk and dream about; Spring Break '85 at Weez's and all the talking with S.M.; 4 27 85 — W M.R.; Homecoming '85 with queen Margo Morrison; Spring Break '86 in LA; JSH; RJB; and last but not least, GRT, to all those crazy times Here's looking at you. (Being with friends is always a fond memory, so to the class of '86 and all others, thanks.) Mike Eckhoff: RHPS, Human sandwich in 6th, Hall patrol wild times in 114, Machiavelli (HA, HA) Kim Marcum: Spending time with Brian B. Big Broadcast my Junior year (fun times with Manami). Having Mr. Sawicki as a super art teacher. Julie Hackerd: Lora and Stacey at French March 29, '86, April 11, '86. A.E., Jackie and Jamie 2 months+ , J.E., D.C., and Me (Spring Break). The class of '86. Tambra Lynn Turner: Going over to Purdue with Tere and fun the hour and fifteen minutes ride home in the beautiful fog. Carrie Surber: Chere-Amie Dance '85; Dec. 24, 1985. Spring Break in Merriville with Dessi and MH. What memories. Being great friends with Tere Davey. Thanks for everything. John Sill: What ever happens in California during Spring Break '86. Swimming over the summer, and everything my friends and I have ever done. Stephanie Mason: Football and Basketball Homecoming Court, Euvloa Dance, Prom, OCT. 19, 1985, FEB. 15-17 with GN and MM, Farrell's, my trips to Maine with the Morrisons and Sheridan the night of Semi-State. Treasa Chester: March 27, '85 first started seeing J.D.V. April 27, 1985 with J.D.V. May 13, 1985. Bill Banks: December 20th; Long walks to Southside; Aug 27th; whole Senior year Kings Island with M.Y., B.S. and M.L.; and all those renez-vous; getting stuck in the mud; snow; the walk to the Lagoons; the basketball games with S.B., L.C., and E.H. Todd Ransome: The state diving meet my Junior year and Senior year. The Euvola dance with Tammi and Henry Lee Summer. Phil Merritt: When Mr. Shepherd's stapler and trash can were stolen. Tim Kennell: Sending a very special friend foses, Spring Break 84-85 Florida Linda Freeman: August and September 1985 the Big 15; Robs apartment (wasn't that a blast C.R.) Mike Davis: All nights over at B.C. house week nights out with R.V., D.R., and A.D. going out with R.B. and D.R. on last summer nights. Mary Schiery: December 24, 1984. Robert Stevens: Getting out of Government Laura Allen: Coming back to school in August. Carla McGill: Running around with Tina R. and having a great time. Bruce Moore: All the fun times with Tammy Keeling and dropping Mr. Hughes timming light in my fan while the engine was running. Shannon Slipher: Florida 1984 and 50 SENIOR MEMORIES Spring Break 1986. Jay Large: Being with Jodie Lanum — playing in AE; CWA Class. Angie Chandler: July 17, the day I did only what I dreamed of doing. P.C. Trever Aders: Great times with Jamie, S.W., P.K., R.S., Pooch and Ostler, Spring Break '86, some good times at Snails and both MM's and Kay. Brad Craven: Water Ballooning my Freshmen year with the Class of '86. Patrick Rutschmann: Art class with Jim, Ralph, and space Pig. Terri Pugley: 10 6 84, 7 26 85, 2 9 86 This year the Senior Class picture for the Class of '86 was ruined in production. So the following is the list of the 1986 Graduates, sorry there is not a picture. Class Motto: We shape our lives, not by what we carry with us, but by what we leave behind. Melissa Lynn Abbott Kevin Ray Abney Trever Coy Aders Laura Ann Allen Kayleah Kristine Appleby Rhonda Kay Ayers Brian Todd Baker Kelly James Baker William David Banks Kimberly Sue Beard Eric Alan Beavens Glenn Allen Benefiel Rex Alan Birden Troy Allen Booth Bruce Allen Boulden Galen Leon Bradshaw Barbara LuAnne Bragg Sharon Lynn Brewer Rachel Elizabeth Bright Kelly Rae Brittain Michele Jo Ann Brittain Beverly June Bryant Raymond Lee Burge Brenda Jean Burton Robert William Bushong Elaina Marie Chamberlain Angela Ruth Chandler Jerry Sy Chua Treasa Renee Chester James Peter Clossin Karen Regina Clouser Kelley Lynn Conkright Mark Steven Copenhaver 11 Alton Bradley Craven John Kenneth Crews Laurie Ann Crews Timothy John Criswell Kevin Dwight Crose Karen Elaine Culross Charles Daniel Cunningham Jason Wayne Curl Teresa Irene Davey Alan Scott David Chadwick Eugene David Michael William Davis John Robert Dickenson, Jr. Bradley Earl Dye Michael Lee Eckhoff II Barbara Jo Ewing Dale Alan Ewing Tina Louise Faucett William Richard Ferguson Melissa Ann Bushman Fish Lauri Lynn Francis Linda Arleen Freeman Tracy Lee Freeman Jennifer Lynn Fuel Brenda Marie Gabriel Timothy Allen Galey Paul Charles Gandy Jeanie Marie Gard Stacy Jane Garhart David Wade Gerber Connie Jean Gillum Randell Lee Gillum Deanna Rae Gleason Kelly John Good Johnnie Paul Goodnight, Jr. Brian Keith Goodwin Jeffrey Lynn Greeno William Joseph Grieger Gregory Keith Grinstead Norma Alicia Guajardo Philip Charles Gunyon David Gates Gurnsey, Jr. Julie Marie Hackerd Jerry Edward Harrison Peggy Marie Harshbarger Sonia Felita Heller Edile Renee Hibbard Pennyjean Eliazbeth Hodges Anthony Wayne Horton Dale Burton Houston Pamela Sue Howe Stephanie Diane Howe Jamie Sue Hunter Nancy Sue Iwrin Randy Lee Johnson Michelle Marie Jones Waylon Dennis Kelly Billie Jo Kendall Timothy Scott Kennell Patrick Andrew Kersey Kimberly Renee Knox Dean O. Kraner Desiree Dawn Large Jonathan James Large James Robert Leach Stacy Dewayne Leach Tanya Corine Loveless Elisabeth Viola Lovgren Gina Lee Lucas Carla Sue McGill Kimberly Ann Marcum John Wayne Marley Stephanie LeAnn Mason James Ward Mayer Philip Arthur Merritt Romana Mesch James Carl Michael II Molly Ann Miller Harley Layton Mills, Jr. Beth Ann Montgomery Bruce Allen Moore Kristi Michelle Moore Teresann Moore Tonya Janette Moore Margo Ann Morrison 51 SENIOR MEMORIES Thomas Wayne Mounts Frederick Lee Myers Gail Ann Neumayer Tina Kay Newman Rebecca Lynn Nienaber David Eric Noyes Chad Alan Ostler Mary Jane Susanna Ostler Darrin Dewain Ottinger Albert Jay Pauley, Jr. Lora Deneille Perkins Angela Sue Pitman Wendy Louise Pitman Virginia Dare Bushman Pitzer Molly Ann Platt Gary Brian Plunkitt Terri Lee Pugsley Todd Vaness Ransom Rebecca Dawn Ray Douglas Eugene Reed Tina Sue Reed Adela Martinez Resendez Lorelei Ann Reynolds Nina Su Rice Rhonda Renee Rich Michael Allen Richards, Jr. Kevin Kaye Richie Samantha Rae Ridenour Brian Scott Roberts Vickie Jo Robinson Judy Lynn Roe Tina Michelle Root Christina Diane Ross Denita Diane Ross Melissa Ann Ross Richard Martin Royer, Jr. Patrick Rutschmann Melissa Renee Sandage Chad Aaron Sawicki Michael Joseph Scallan Mary Eliazbeth Schiery Kimberly Ann Sexton Gayle Christine Sharp John Wayne Sheets John Alan Sill, Jr. Daniel Clark Skirvin David Joe Skirvin Shannon Dee Slipher Lisa Ann Smiley Christopher Theodore Smith James William Smith II Jay Allen Smith Jeffrey Allen Smith Rodney Kent Smith Tonya Sue Smith Todd Allen Snodgrass Gary Lynn Snyder Robert Charles Sparger Amber Leigh Storm Carrie Ann Surber Yuriko Suzuki Randal Alan Swaim Karen Ann Swearingen Jeffrey Duane Tatum Michelle Lee Tegarden Rita Lynn Thies Jack Scott Thomas Steven Lynn Toney Tambra Lynn Turner Ronnie Gale Vaughn Ralph Edward Walker Charles Daivid Warren Steven Frank Warren Michael Wayne Watkins Jacqueline Weber David Wayne Weesner Phillip Todd Wessel Roger Alvin Wiseman, Jr. Beverly Ann Woods Britt Loren York Janice Marie Young Martin Edward Young Edward Neil Zink National Honor Society Member Foreign Exchange Student Troy Booth: Go to college, get rich, buy a mercedes and marry a certain colored girl. Tambra Lynn Turner: To attend Purdue and become a Pharmacist. Jim Smith: Get married get a job and have some kids. Treasa Chester: August 16, '86 to get married to J.D.V. and have little ones and leave Frankfort. Brenda Gabriel: Become rich; spend the rest of my life with John, Nick and Keisha. David Gerber: To go to Lincoln Tech, and study automotive technology or go in to the Army or Air Force for mechanics. Becky Ray: To get out of Frankfort, live life to the fullest, and be with the guy I love. Elisabeth Lovgren: Tourist guide. Roger Wiseman: To possibly move to California; if not, I will probably hang out around exciting Frankfort. Christina Ross: Attend I.U., attend MIT for graduate school, and become a successful anesthesiologist. Lora Perkins: To attend Purdue and obtain a degree in something that will take me away from Frankfort and make lots of money. Ray Burge: U.S. Military. Phil Wessel: U.S. Army. Michael Watkins: To attend Wabash and Georgetown Law; To spend my life in the of the Washington political arena. To make big bucks and to settle down and raise a family. Pat Kersey: Go to Indiana University and study Orthopedics, hopefully get into the sports medicine profession. Jeff Smith: Getting a good educated job where I'm making lots of money to support a family. Then I will get married and my wife will have a couple of kids. Kim Sexton: Attend Purdue, major in business management, and become a 52 SENIOR MEMORIES Certified Public Accountant. Lisa Smiley: Attend Ivy Tech's dental assisting program. Randy Swaim: Go to Purdue and major in Telecommunications and Journalistic Communications. Play bass for a world famous rock band, but if that doesn't work out. I'll move to L.A. live on the beach, and be a roadie for and obscure rock band. Ralph Walker: Become a construction worker and get married some day. Brad Dye: Attend Purdue to become a pilot. Eric Beavens: Automotive Engineer and Designer. Becky Nienaber: To get Rob Sparger to take me to New York and to live in the peaceful mountains with the most wonderful person in the world. (RG) LuAnne Bragg: Attend Ball State and hopefully become a shrink and make tons of money. Rex Birden: To be happy, live in a warm place, and reach all my goals. Gayle Sharp: I am going to marry Jeff. Dee Dee Ross: Going somewhere to get training to be a legal secretary. Melissa Ross: I plan to attend St. Elizabeth Hospital school of Nursing and Purdue. Eventually have a special degree in Pediatrics and working some place like Riley Hospital where I will be in great need. After getting my life in order, I plan to make arrangements to share my life with that special someone. Connie Gillum: To go to college and become a teacher. Michelle Jones: Attend Ball State and major in Elementary education and coaching. Beth Montgomery: Graduate from Miami U and live a happy and exciting life in Dallas and travel around the world. Gina Lucas: After college, to become a Hermette, live on the East Coast, write indepth poetry, while waiting for Jan. 10, 1993 to arrive with JDL. Angie Chandler: To make the most out of my life. Attend Butler University and be a Psychologist. Kim Marcum: Plan a career and be successful at it. Travel and see the world. Then get married and start a family. Mike Eckhoff: First, to pass Shep's final, then a three month party. On to Purdue for about six years, studying Chemical Engineering (HELP) Bruce Moore: Go to IV Tech and study machine tool and welding, and turn my black and tan coonhound into a Grand Nite Champion. Carla McGill: Go to Ivy Tech and take some Nursing school. Laura Allen: To move away from Frankfort and become rich. Robert Stevens: Truck Driver. Bill Grieger: Earn enough money to pay for the timing light. Mary Schiery: To get married and live happily ever after. Mike Davis: Live life to its fullest. Linda Freeman: 1 am going to college in June, then when I get out in 1987,1 am moving out so 1 can take care of Danny Jr. all myself. Rob Sparger: To go to Kiddie College and get my Business Degree. After this I will become a Cop in a major city and do my part to control the crime rate in our beloved country. If that fails, then I will live in the New York slums for a year and write a Pultizer-Prize winning book. Tim Kennell: To get out of this wild and crazy place. Phil Merritt: Go to Florida and bum around. Todd Ransom: To attend Indiana University and major in Telecommunication. Bill Banks: To go on to Purdue; Probably procrastinate as much as 1 did in High School. Finish school, and take a year off to tour the country. Jeff Greene: Go to Ivy Tech and study Computer Programming. Sharon Brewer: To attend Butler U. I want to be a Psychology or Math teacher and coach. I hope to meet a guy just like Tom Cruise and marry him and live happily ever after in a big country home. Michelle Teagarden: To attend Valparaiso School of Nursing, then specialize in newborn intensive care. Jackie Weber: Attend Ball State majoring in marketing, live some where on the East Coast, be wealthy, suc- 53 SENIOR MEMORIES cessful and have no husband. Tonya Smith: Get married. Be a model and have a great family. Have a couple of Joe' Jr.'s running around. Kim Beard: I'm heading for Purdue with Hooker for four years. We plan to go visit Jackie at Ball State very often. When and if I graduate from Purdue, I'm going to buy the nicest Porsche around so I can be in debt for the rest of my life. Then spend the rest of my life with Em. Phil Gunyon: Move to Goshen and manage Goshen Theaters, Inc. Own a lot of stocks. Get married. Tanya Loveless: Go to IU and continue great times with a gorgeous blonde and great friends. Become successful and enjoy life. Jason Curl: Find a good job and travel. Kayleah Appleby: Undecided! Graduation and a big secret (SW); IU; Greece with TB and to become one heck of successful Dabbler!! And Dec. 31, 19?? When I become a Veteran. Bruce Boulden: To go to ISU and become a PE or Speech teacher and a Wrestling coach; Try out for the Olympic Freestyle Wrestling team. Kelly Brittain: Be a manager at McDonalds Get married and have a couple of children. Karen Clouser: Study to become an Accountant and make lots of Jack to feed Kirk and keep him in clothes. Maybe one day get married to a very rich man so he can keep Kirk fed and dressed. Doug Reed: Attend Ball State and study Computer Science. Jay Large: Be a super star rock drummer, get married to Jodie, be rich, meet Tommy Lee and Neil Peart. Shannon Slipher: Attend BSU and have as much fun as possible while getting in the least amount of trouble. Pete Clossin: Attend Indiana University to major in telecommunications: If that fails I will drop school and just find a rich girl marry her and live in Hawaii the rest of my life. Molly Miller: Go to Indiana University where I'll study hard and have lots of fun with MM, KA, GN. Dean Kraner: Get a Harley Davidson. Do lots of skiing. Get a nice tan and have tons of fun. Carrie Surber: To become a real estate agent and be rich. And to live happily ever after with Mark. Albert Pauley: Get into Laser-Optic Robotics program. Tonya Moore: To attend Purdue, possibly learn something, eventually move out to Denver with my baby Rick. Amber Storm: Go to Purdue, be a journalist write a book about Fran-tucky, get married and relax. Susanna Ostler: To get a better paying job than I already have, so I can get a new car. Also to get married one of these day to my very special guy Bill Carson. Pamela Sue Howe: To get a job, get married; Ride a Harley Davidson to Katmandu, and see AC DC before I die. Tina Reed: I hope to be working with little children and have my own family and living a good life. Jamie Sue Hunter: Go to Purdue, majoring in Elementary Ed. Have a good time Achieving my goals, but most important to Graduate, so then I can do what I want without everyone knowing about it. 54 YOUR AUTOGRAPHS Time seems to speed up and moments together slip away as the long awaited tomorrow is suddenly today . .that was the motto Class of 86' chose to represent them. It was quite appropriate. I'm sure all the Seniors can say that the year went by quickly and suddenly they were wearing their caps and gowns. Pat Kersey and Mandy Ridenour were the Leaders of the class Pat being valedictorian and Mandy salutatorian. m 3 56 a IB � You graduated one of the largest classes and of course one of the best. Good luck gang! Page 56 — The motto of the Class of 1986 is in the background of Jeff (he's presenting Mr. Shepherd an l.U. trash can) 2) What a wonderful sight — the graduates of 86'. 3) The choir was made up of many Seniors. 4) Class Pres. Pete Clossinn makes his closing remarks and final goodbyes to the F.H.S. Page 57 — 1) The Dave Prosser Award went to Theresa Moore. 2) Leading the class Pat and Mandy. 3) Ray Burge receives his ROTC award from Col. Jones. 4) A glance at the Orch. pit. 5) Bruce Boulden is awarded a wrestling award. 6) Z-Club girts are honored. 7) Brian Goodwin is honored in Basketball. 57 hard work too leave beh nd good Take ate The Class of 1987, you have to become class if you want to out do the class of '86! Many of you worked hard to put on the lovely Prom, it was very original. You are a class of individuals who don't want to be different. You have a lot of fun awaiting you as Seniors, but Settle down, find yourselves and impression when you gradu-'ou 'll do Just fine. Being a Junior wasn't so bad. Look at the memories you have. Pg. 58: Mike, a serious type dude. 2) Kim, discussing love problems with Susan. 3) Cathee and Stephanie, dressed for fun. 4) Kathleen in the halls again. 5) Chuck and Steve you can't fool us. 1) Lisa and Denna rest after a hearty lunch. 2) Eh. really seems thrilled to be here. 4) Class officers; Kurt Frye — President. Vice-President — Chad Douglas, Tracy White — Secretary and Mike Eldridge — Treasurer. 4) Snacking on Gummi Bears? Abney Dawn Lee Adams, Denna Marie Adkins. Thomas Patrick Albaugh, Van Jason Allen. Kathleen Marie Amich, Jennifer Ann Anderson. Daniel Joseph Bailey. Diane Carol Barrios, Arnulfo Barrios, Refugio V. Batman. Beth Ann Bean. Joel Robert Bennett, Jeffrey Wayne Bobbitt. K. Boyles, Timothy Bryan Bowen. Ercia Bradley. Andalana Jo Bradley, Brian Scott Bragg, Daniel Brock, Jason Eugene Brock, Karen Lynn Brownfield, Richard Bunt in. Steven Samuel Bushong, Buck Lane Camp, Margaret Amy Carr, Susan Marie Cast, Michelle Lynn Chambers. Jeff Christopher, Timothy Alan Click, Sandra Sharon Clinger, Wendy Diann Clouse, Charles D. Clouse, John Henry Coleman, Jason W. Coleman, Josett Jeanne Coomer, Christopher Wm. Copenhaver. Kimberly Sue Costlow, Kimbra Ann Curnett, Kerri Ann Daly, Thomas Edward Darnell. Robert K. Davis, Adrianne Renee DeRosa, George Louis (III) Dickenson, Julie Lynn Don oho, David Wayne Donoho, Thomas Keith Douglas, Christopher Chad Dougherty, Kristan Ann 60 Eldrige Michael Featherstone, William Nicholas Ferguson, Brad Wayne Ferguson, Lisa Lynetta Frutig, Shauna Michelle Frye, Kurt Sheldon Frye, Michael Lee Cateener, Melissa Marie Gibson, Kimherely Elaine Godbey, Pamela Sue Guajardo, Maria Graves, Stephanie Henderson, Craig Allen Flick man, Stephanie Arlene Hill, Tana Durea Northern. Jack Horton, Annetta Gwen Howe, Jerri Charlene Howe, Larry Joe Hulsey, Melissa Renee Jacobs, Rebecca Ann Jenkins, Tamara Lynn Jenkins, Tina Lynette Kanatzer, Mark Douglas Kaylor, Kathleen Marie Koppelmann, John Douglas Krahwinkel, Clifton Lee Lanum. Jodie Lynn Lambert, Amy Celeste Lane, Robert W. Lanman, Jennifer Sue Lappin, Marianne Larimore, Scott Thomas Lawson, Michele Lee Lipsett, James Courtney Lipsett, James David Little, Charles David (Jr.) Lowden, Lisa Lynn Lyman, Tim McQueen, Lora Ann Mahoney. Mark Jason Mayer, John Brian Martin. Charles Christopher May, Barbara Ann Miller. Meg Anne Moore. Daniel Michal Moore, Franklin Eugene Moore, Steven Bradley 61 Morrison, Jeffrey Scott Murphy, Jennifer Lynn Nussbaum, Jynene Marie Oppelt. Angela K Peel, Brian Franklin Peters, Kevin Scott Peter son, Billie Jo Plake, Michael Keith Poole. Rhonda Lynn Pullins, Brett David Rader, Julie Ann Raidv. Kevin Malcolm Raidy, Kurt William Randle, Melissa Ray. Catherine Lynette Reck. Richard Carl Reding ton, David Lee Redington. Douglas Lynn Reed. Mary Ann Reppert, Doug Rohhins. Karen Kay Roberts, Tina Robison, Brenda Claudene Roth, Todd Allen Rlangwathankith. Eh Rucker. Tina Marie f Schilling, Mark Douglas Scircle, Bill Sheets, Deborah Sue Sherrill, Bruce Allen Shore, Sandra Lee Ann Shriver, Tood Morgan Smiley, Robert Wesley Smith, Danny Ray Smith, Leisha Lynn Spray, Jeffrey Lynn Stephens, Thomas Edward Stoops, Catherine Meshele Stoops, John Bernard Swisher, Rhonda Tegarden, Jacqueline Sue Teter. Toni Jean Teyema, Scott Michael Toney, Nikki Lou Turner, David Louis Vibert, Lisa Ann Waggoner, Bradley Neal Wallace, Dawn Renee 62 Wells Kim Renae While, Tracy Marie William, Jana Wilson, Jeffrey Wayne Wilson, Cyn Wood. Lisa Renae Woodruff, Kirk Alan Woodruff, Steven Lee York. Roy Lee Young. Jean Anne Watson. David 63 Doesn't it feel great not to be a low Freshmen!’ You climbed one more step on the ladder to being a Senior. You worked all year to save and earn money for next year Prom, you want it to be the best. You are not shy anymore, you have the freshmen to pick on. You're the first class that has to meet the new graduation requirements good luck! Your Junior year will be upon you. You may have your own car and that makes it tough to stay home and study Jr. math. But always keep pushing yourself and reaching for goals. Your Senior year may seem far off but it will be here soon enough!!! Sophomores you kept busy during the year. 1) Mr. Mullen and Mark Ransom chat in studyhall. 2)Timeout in English while they pose. 3) Class officers; Jeff Zeh, Renee Wood, Tracy Noonan and Chris Tegarden. 4) Jenny demonstrates her artistic talents. Abney Andrew Lafett Akard, Michael John Amich, Kenneth Anthony Anderson, Jennifer Anderson, George Jordon Anderson, Karl P. Anglea, Michael Bradley Appleby, Jerald Cather Arguello, Mary Arion, Angela Marie Ashmore, Hilary Susan Baber, Pamala Ruth Bailey, Rebecca Jo Barker, Nicholas Wade Barnes, Stephen Jay Bayse, Paul David Beavens, Angela Renee Bell, Leanna Lynn Bever, Matthew Grant Bishop, Annette L. Black, Amy Lyn Borges, Kimberly Margaret Bozworth, Ronald David Brackett, Michelle Rene Bragg, Daniel Bray, Jennifer Diane Briseno, Miverva R. Brock, Sheila Sue Brown, Krista Renee Brumbarger, Charlotte Lynn Burdick, Scott Franklin Burkhalter, Amy Michelle Burlash, Darla J. Butler, Mark Allen Byrd, Richard Campbell, Leslie Ann Carter, Kenneth Dale Cartwridht, Renee De Anne Chandler, Charles Earl Clark, Angela Renee Clemens, Cari Ann Click, James Frank Clouser, Victoria Renee Cobb, Angela Rene Cole, Brian Franklin Cole, Dawn Ann Coleman, Shana Marie Compton, Bradley Scott 66 © Conklin. Melissa Jo Cornell, Anthony Clen Cottrell, Greg Coy, Leigh Ann Coyle, Angela Cortez, Pauline B. ma Crick, Mark Crutchfield, Scott Emery Cunningham, Jerry Michael Cunningham, Stacy Jo Cunningham, Stephen Alan II Cupp, Lisa Marie Curnutt, Kori Lea Davey, Gary Allen David, Eric Anthony Davis, Tamara Elaine Dean, Kathy Decker, Brian William Dick, Darrin David Dieterle, Dianna Lynn Dillingham, Timothy Nelson Dirbas, Sally Ann Dogar, Rana Aylin Donogo, Andrew Shawn Dry den, Shannon Michelle Duncan, Patrick Hunter Dunk, Michael J. Du pier, Jeanne Lee Eberle, Tanara Odell Eldridge, Trade Elliott, Dana Jo Ellis, Bryan Keith Emery, Gina Marisa Emery, William Le Roy Emswiller, Julie Lynn England, Macellia, A. Estes, Todd Eugene Evans. Michelle Ann Felty, Travis Eugene Fife, Judith Mac Fitzsommons, Tracy Jena Foster, Jennifer Lynn Gallipo, Sondra Jo Colder, Wendy Michelle Greene, Brian Alan Griffith, John E. 67 Hailman, Sandra Lee Hale, Albert Lee Hale, Frank Ham, Cristina May Haney, Dena Michelle Harris, Charles Frederick Hart, Daniel James Hayden, Susann Ma urine Heller, Kathy Herndon, Jeffrey Allen Hickson, Jennifer Kay Hill, Wade Edward Hindsley, Kellie Marie Hopkins, Alan Leonard Houze, Cheryl Ann Hutchison, Danny Alan Jacobs, Madonna Lynette Jacoby. Shane Jay Jarrell, Crystal Victoria Johnson, Ross Evan Joiner, Dennis Lee II Jones, Craig Daniel Jones, Steve Kallner, Tricia Ann Kennedy, Shannon L. Kennedy, Wendy Ann Kirby, Jay Andrew Krivacic, John Steven Laird. Susan Jane Large, David Lynn Lawson, Larry Joe Lewis, Shonna Renee Lucas, Melinda Rae McPhearson. Lorrie Anne McPhearson, Thomas Paul Maish, Karla F. Malone. Dan Malone, Donald Wayne Malone, Ronald De Wayne Merritt, Bonita Renee Mitchell, Mark Allen Mondary, Rachel Elizabeth Montgomery. Pamela Sue Mooneyham, Terra Morrison, Jack Steele Morrison, John Steele Mounts, Tam mi Jo Myers, Bret Eric 68 Nienaber, Regina Noonan, Teresa Ann O’Brien, Douglas Wayne O'Brien, Tracey Jean Oberhoulser, Andrew Lee Orem, Teresa Mae Ostler, Amanda Dawn Perry, Brian Dale Pickering, Melanie Ann Pitman, Robert James Pitzer, Ronnie Lee Plummer, Christopher George Pols ton, Mitchell Scott Ramer, Brian Michael Ramos, Kristine Angela Ransom, Mark Andrew Resendez, Nora Ridenour, Melissa Jane Ridenour, Mishelle Lee Rogers, Randy Wayne Roustio, Lisa Marie Rowden, Lisa Ann Rumpza, Jennifer Suzanne Sceggell, Katherine Ann Sebree, Emily Manda Sexton, James Randall Shaff, Lori Ann Sharp, Elizbeth Jane Sheets, Travis Clayton Shirar, Tracy Ann Siler, Tammy Shoemaker, Marc William Shoemaker, Todd Allen Smith, Cindy Lynne Smith, David A. Smith, Lorie Ann Smith, Travis Ray Snyder, Anthony Dean Snyder, Brooke Alan Sorling, Corinna Kay Spaulding. Lori Lynn Strange, Mark Alan Swift, Heather Mae Swisher, Robert Tarkington, Jason Scott Taylor, Jennifer L. Tegarden, Christina Kay Thorton, Rick 69 Thurman, Christine Uhl, Tamara Sue Uhls, Stephanie Rochelle Unger, Michael Andrew Vertrees, Jennifer Ann Vesco. Michael Joe Warren, Jeffery Ellis Weber, David Joseph Wehr, Jennifer Lynn Werner, Brian Earl Whealer, Jermey Wheatley, Julie Catherine Wheeler, Jermey L. Willaman, Janna Alane Winchester, Christopher Todd Wolf, Peggy Lynn Wolf, Tammy Wood, Sonja Renee Worth, John Victor Yakovich, Brian Yakovich, Donna Jean Young, Donald Wayne Zeh, Jeffrey Colin Zell, Harry Joe 70 Adams, Lori Anne Ade, Kelly Jane Allen, Karen Sue Applegate, Dorthy Louise Arion, Laura Lucille Aughe, Jennifer Lynn Baker, Troy Edward Ballard, Kimberely Kay Barker, Lisa Donna Bartley, Joshua Mat then Beard, Brook Daniel Beard, Kevin Frederick Beard, Tricia Ann Beasley, Derek Wayne Benefiel, Keith Vernon, Jr. Bennion, Julie Ann Birge, Angela Kay Birge, Jeffrey Michael 71 Black Gregory Allen Blackburn, Donna Belinda Booth, Eric Jason Bradley, Monica Diane Bragg, Marta Ellen Brant, Steven Lou Bray. Christopher Lee Bray. Kimberly Ruth Bray. Shannon Michelle Brittain, Priscilla Elizabeth Brock, Ronda Kaye Brown, Cindy Lou Campbell, Shanon Lynn Carlson, Lori Ann Carnahan, Robbie Hershal Carter, Crysta Lee Castle, Clarissa Lorraine Chamberlain, Gary Lynn Christy, Ann Ruth Loudell Clark, Eric Scott Clark, John William Clendenning, Donovan Scott Cleveland, Pirie Scott dinger, Lisa Clyde, Joseph Jonathan Cole, Roy Allen Coleman, Thomas Charles II Coomer, Amanda Brooke Coomer, Michelle Marie Copenhaver, Melissa Ann Cottrell, Kristi Anne Cox, Frances Ann Creasy, Ronald Dean Crews, Terri Lynn Cunningham, Steven Dahman, Jennifer Jo Darnell, Sean Jason Davids, Bradley Lane Davis, Patrick Lynn Davis, Russell Coy Dean, Jennifer Lee Dick, Denise D. Dilk, Belinda Dye, Victoria Lynn Easterday, Leslie Ann Eimen, Scott Ray Emery, Bradley Eugene Empson. Beth 72 Evcrman Richard Norman Faucet t. John David Feather stone. Melina Low Fisher, James Calvin rloyd, Jeremy Ray Ford, Christina Ann Ford, Lynann Grace Frady, Rhonda l.ee Freeman, Jason Lawrence Galvin, Kelli Ann Gandy, Christine Marie GUI. Matthew lay Glover, Roy Fldon Gonzales, Christopher C. Gonzales, Flint Gregory'. Heidi Renee Griffith. Sonya Renee Guyvr. Lori Ann Ilackerd, Andrew E)ale Hall, Kimberly Ann Hall. Rhonda Kay Harmon. Mikael Robert Harrison, Ralph Holden Harrison, Tncia Leigh Heller. Cathy Herndon, Thomas Bradley Hill, Anthony Wayne Huffer, Juanetta L. Humphrey, Roh Hensley, Jenny Hunlcy, Carla t hine Jarhoe, Thomas Bernard Jones, Ruth Ann Jones. Loiy M Jones. Paul Brian Jones, Russell Allen Kasten, Rosanna Renee Kay lor, Kenneth B. Keimig, Christopher Alan Kelly, Richard L. Kinsler, Sherry Rene Kirby. John S. Klutzke, Matthew Louis Laird, Jon Arthur Langkop. Jerry Lappin, Carol Ann Lappin, Jeffrey Grant Lashbrook, Lana Jo 73 Lawson, Craig Linn Lewis, Michelle Little, Jeffrey Paul Longfellow, Mikel Wayne Loucks, Deanna Belle Lowden, William Thomas McCollum, Michelle Marie McGill, Tracy Twynette Martin, Jason Todd Martin, Le Ann Denise Meyer, Jeffrey Todd Miller, Curt Lynn Mullins, Scotty Wayne Murray, Stacey Lynn Myers, Bart Christopher Nor wick, Angela Marie Ostler, Brett Dee Ostler, Jeffrey Alan Painter, Cathy Jo Peterson, Troy Dean Pletch, Kimberly Jo Pluhar, Jill Marie Porter, Julie Ann Posey. Susie Rallas, James Clifford Ramer, Heidi Randle, Robert Hugh Ragsins, John Daniel Redman, Richard L. Reidenbach, Gary Richard Reynolds, Billy Rigdon, Kelli Renee Risse, Lorinda June Roberts, Alvin Ray, Jr. Roberts, John Lee Ross, Rodney Wayne Royer, Cordon Ryan, David Kent Salinas, Rodolfo, Jr. Salmon, Brent Charles Scheid, Rebecca Sue Scott, Tammy Lynn Miller, James Harvey Miller, Charlie Joe Mohler, Amy Marie Morrison, Jonathan Stuart Mosson, Troy Allan Mudd, Richard Edwin II gr, web 74 Seward. Sheila Mane Seymour. David Seymour. Paul Shaw, Ricky Dale Shitar. James Irwin Shoemaker, Andrew Joseph Shuler, Kimberly Dawn Siller, Palrcia Ann Silvas, lose Cottat. Ir. Smith. Angela Renee Smith. Britt Ann Smith. D’Andrea Eileen Smith, Elizabeth Ann Smith. Jason Smith, Kash Smith. Michelle Lynn Snydet. Brent Joseph Snyder. Laity Duke Spencer. William Edward Spray. Trisha Ann Stewart. Kathleen Ann Stewart. Win. Joe Stidham. Angela Diane Stiller. Am be t Leigh Swisher. Todd Clarence Taylor. Roger, Jr. Thornton, Mark Andrew Todd, Brett Wayne Toney. Shawn Michael Toney, Thomas Charles Turner. Cindy E. Uhls. Hugh Douglass Unroe. Victor Corbin Van Hook, Missy l.uann Walker, Kerri Walker, Justina Renee Walker, Rita Eaye Walters, Thomas Allen II Weida, Eric Werner, April Sunshine Wheatley. Wendi Jo Whitaker. Clialise Lynn Whitinger. Ida Lynn Williams, Joseph Matthew Winchester. Chris Wiseman. Melissa Joan Wood. Robert Eugene Zink. Jennifer Mane Zook. James C.M. 75 F 0 R E 1 G N I am Jerry Chua, I came from the Philippines. I am living the George, Donna, and John Koppelmann for the second year, my favorite subject is math. Everyone here that I have met have been very nice to me, except for some people, I hate prejudice or people blaming you on what you didn't do. I would miss my host parent and all the Senior's of 86, and my friends here. I'm Elisabeth Liz Lovegren from Kinna in Sweden. The first semester I was staying with the Doans. They had two little girls. My second semester I'm staying with the Scheids. Jack, Connie and my sister Becky. In Sweden I'm in a gymnasium , which would be equivalent to a school between high school and college here. I have passed my first year and have two more years left. My future goal is to be a tourist guide, in Spain. The U.S.A. is a very nice country. I like the school but it's different to have the same subjects everyday, which we don't have at home. My fondest memories from the U.S.A. include all my friends, whom I will never forget, formal dances and Spring vacation in Florida. Hi! My name is Romana Mesch and I'm an exchange-student from Trittau, West-Germany. I'm staying here with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jasper and Jennifer. My brother in Germany is twelve years old right now and I'm sixteen. Although Trittau is smaller than Frankfort, I often have the feeling that there is more going in Trittau. But I have had a lot of fun here and have found really good friends. My favorite subject here is art with Mr. Sawicki. I think school is a little bit easier here than at home and I enjoy that. I'm looking forward to my graduation and wish everybody good luck. I really have had a great year here. Good luck Hot Dogs for next year!!! 76 My name is Patrick Rutschmann and I'm an exchange student from Switzerland. I'm staying with the Unger family, and I have one brother Mike. In Switzerland I live in Winterthur, a city with about 100,000 people. I live with my parents and with my 13 year old brother, Pascal. My Swiss school is real big. It has around 5,000 students. Our classes are harder than in the U.S. and most of them are required. When I go back to Switzerland, I have to attend my high school for IV2 more years. Then, I plan to go to an art-school in Zurich and become a graphic designer or a cartoonist. My favorite subject in school is art by Mr. Sawicki. I'll never forget this year. I'll miss you guys. My name is Pongsarn Klongwathanakith but the name that I use at school is Eh Shepherd because my real name is too long to put into the computer. I came from Bangkok, Thailand which is the capital city. There are about 6 million people in Bangkok so there are a lot of things difference from the big city and the small town of Frankfort. I'm staying with Shepherd, one of the teacher in the school. One of many things I have enjoyed overe here is the school's athletics. 1 enjoyed watching the football and basketball play. I have a lot of fun from being on the tennis team. The people here are nice to me and I'll be back next year to graduate from this Frankfort Senior High School. Howdy! My name is Yurido Suzuki, and I am from Tokyo, Japan. I'm staying with the Marcum family. In Japan, I have two sisters, one is my twin sister and the other is older than me, and a brother who goes to college. Tokyo is a very big city where 12,000,000 people live. The main way of transportation is use of trains. Since Japanese tgeenagers can't drive till 18 years old, we go to school by foot, bicycle, bus or train. Japanese schools are stricter than ones in the U.S. We have to wear uniforms, no make-up, etc. My favorite class here is Concert Choir. I enjoy my American school life very much, and I will never forget this great experience in Frankfort!! Guys, you'd better not forget me!! E X C H A N C E 77 1 9 8 5 1 9 8 6 Q U E E N S Nancy Irwin Track Shannon Kennedy ROTC Nancy Irwin Prom 78 GRAPHIC ARTS Graphic Arts is a club for students that have had two years of printing. The students are in charge of printing all sports programs. This club is sponsored by Mr. Catlin. Bill Grieger, Brian Plunkett, Mark Copenhaver, Dale Houston. SWORD SHIELD Left to right: Refugio Barrios. David Skirvin, Chuck Clouse, Rhonda Swisher, Kathy Heller, Phil Wessel, Daniel Skirvin, Andi Bradley, Tracy Freeman, Brian Peel, Ray Burge, Rob George. 80 STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom row: Steve lY.ur.tn, Dave Gurnsey, Pat Kersey, Chris Smith, Gina Lucas, Beth Montgomery, Randy Swaim, Molly Miller, Margo Morrison, Kelly Congright, Karen Swearingon, Gail Newmayer. Row 2: Tim Chriswell, Pete Clossin, Dave Noyes, Kim Sexton, Mandy Ridenour, Julie Hackard, Kayleah Appleby, Jamie Hunter. Teresa Moore, Nancy Irwin, Stephanie Graves, Billy Peterson, Tana Hill, Jynene Nussbaum, Toni Teter. Tracy White. Karen Buxk. Jody Lanum, Susan Carr, Kim Costlow. Row 4. Mike Eldridge. Kurt Frey. Chad Douglas, Jeff IYilson, Ritche Reck, Jason Brock, Meg Miller, Tina Jenkins. Beth Sharp, Tammy Jenkins. Row 5: Jeannie Dupler, Krista Brown, Cheryl Houze, Madonna Jacobs, Julie Enswiler, Lisa Roustio, Kristi Ramos, Carla Maish, Julie Wheatly. Beth Batman. Row o: Jack Morrison, John Morrison, Mike Unger, Bret Myers. Cris Tegarden, Amanda Ostler, Gina Emery. Tammy Mount , Pauleen Courtez. Row 7. Jerry Appleby, Jay Kerby, Lori Adams, Missy Wiseman, Sherry Kinsler, Kelly Galvin, Mandy Coomer, Jill Plugar. Row 8: Gary Ridenbot k, Kevin Beard. Scott Eimen, Bart Myers, Tricia Beard, Kim Pletch, Becky Shied, Dee Smith, Vickie Die, Lorinda Risse. Crysta Carter. 81 PREFECT COUNCIL Prefect Council is the backbone of the Student Council. All 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. The Prefect Council, indeed, helps our school. Row I: Dave Gurnsey, Margo Morrison. Kayleah Appleby. Gina Lucas. Row 2: Jack. Morrison, Chris Tegarden, Amanda Ostler, Meg Miller, Jason Brock. Row 3: Lori Adams, Becky Shied, Kevin Beard. NHS National Honors Society is a way to promote those students who have obtained a high calabur of academics. They have had fund raisers such as dances, garage sales, bake sales, and other fun, but profitable activities. This years officers are: Pres. Christina Ross, V.P. Kayleah Appleby, Sec. Beth Montgomery, Treas. Steve Warren. Row 1: Mandy Ridenour, Chistina Ross, Tanya Loveless, Margo Morrison, Kayleah Appleby, Gina Lucas, Beth Montgomary, Molly Miller, Kelly Congright, Barbara Ewing. Row 2: Terri Pugsley, Teresa Moore, Dave Gurnsey, Steve Warren, Randy Swaim, Marty Young, Sharon Brewer, Teri Davies. Row 3: Kim Sexton, Brian Goodwin, Chris Smith, Pat Kersey, Jeff Tatum, Mike Richards, Michelle Tegarden, Shannon Slipher. 82 z CLUB Z Club is a high school affiliate of Zonta. To become a member of Z Club, you must be a sophomore and have a recommendation from a teacher. Z Club is sponsored by Mrs. Platt. Pres. Margo Morrison, V.Pres. Tina Jenkins, Sec. Beth Montgomery, Treas. Kayleah Appleby, Seargent of Arms Michelle Teagarden. Row 1 — T. Jenkins, T. Jenkins, S. Mason, B. Montgomery, M. Miller, M. Morrison, K. Appleby, B. Ewing, A. Ostler, J. Emwiler. Row 2 — C. Ross, T. Loveless, J. Rumpza. Row 3 — E. Lovgren, G. Neymayer, K. Robbins, M. Jacobs, J. Wehr, C. Tegarden, L. Campbell, K. Borgess, R. Dogar. Row 4 — C. Sorting, J. Vertrees, C. Ray, R. Mesch, K. Gibson, T. Teter, R. Wood, T. White. Row 5 — A. Clark, E. Bowen, T. Turner, L. Wood, Y. Suzuki, B Sharp, M. Miller, K. Kaylor. KEY CLUB Key Clubs main goal is to provide a service to FHS and the Frankfort community. They are responsible for helping Red Cross set up all blood banks. Key Club is sponsored by Mr. Clever. Pres. Pete Clossin; V. Pres. Chris Smith; Sec. Tim Chriswell; Treas. Steve Warren. Row 1 — C. Douglas, T. Herndon, J. Little, K. Raidy, D. Young. Row 2 — Mr. Clever, B. Bradley, J. Herndon, J. Morrison, M. Unger. Row 3 — M. Butler, T. Ransom, B. Todd, P. Duncan, M. Longfellow, J. Kirby, J. Zah. Row 4 — J. Mayer, J. Brock, J. Warren, M. Ransom. Row 5 — D. Clossin, S. Warren, C. Smith, P. Kersey, M. Eldridge, D. Little, K. Frye, K. Raidy. DRAMA CLUB Do you like to laugh? Are you energetic and have a flair for acting? Or maybe you just enjoy helping out behind the scenes of a production. If you do. Drama Club is for you. Drama Club is responsible for making the signs and posters for all the productions the school puts on. Mr. Henderson is the club sponsor and helps to keep the club informed on the culture events going on throughout the state. Drama Club — row 1) Rachel Mondary, Mandy Sebree, Cheryl Houze, Jennifer Rumpza, Wendy Colder, Mark Reynolds row 2) Chad Douglas, Tana Hill. Glenn Benfield, Troy Booth, Chris Gandy, Darla Burlash PUPPETS It takes a lot of time and talent to be a Puppet, but the work has its results. The Puppets provide the halftime entertainment during Football, and the pregame entertainment during Basketball. The girls were under the direction of Nancy Moore and Mr. Blessing. Puppets must practice twice a week after school and go to camp in the summer. Thanks girls for putting on quite a show. Puppets — row 1) Toni Teter, Nancy Iwrin, Kim Sexton. Tami Turner, row 2) Edile Hibbard. Elaine Chamberlain, Tanya Loveless, Christina Ross, row 3) Mandy Ridenour, Barb Ewing, Molly Miller, Teresa Moore. Peg Harshbarger, Jynncen Nussbuam, Karen Swearingen COE Cooperative Office Education is a class for senior students. These students work at different business offices in the community. These workers gain more experience from on the job training than they would in a class room. Row 1: Brenda Gabriel, Michele Brittian, Dessi Large, Carrie Surber, Edile Hibbard. Row 2: Teresa Orem, Erica Bowen, Gayle Sharp, Kim Knox, Cathy Ray, Karen Robbins, Lisa Laughner. Row 3: Tammy Davis, Jennifer Bray, Julie Dickenson. Michelle Cast, Pam Godbey, Rick Brownfield, Tracy O'Brien, Angie Cobb. Row 4: Susann Haydan, Sally Derbis, Jody Lanum, Pam Howe, Missy Sandage, Pauleen Cortez, Angie Coyle. Row 5: Angie Pitman, Jeri Howe, Melissa Hulsey, Lisa Ferguson, Amy Camp, Peggy Wolf, Dianna Dieterle, Renee Cartwright. OEA Office Education Association is a club for students who have at least one business class. OEA's purpose is to help students prepare for office occupations. They have annual Job Interview Contest in which members learn how to interview for a job. Row 1: Brenda Gabriel, Michelle Brittain, Dessi Large, Carrie Surber, Edile Hibbard. Row 2: Angie Pitman, Gayle Sharp, Kim Know, Pam Howe, Missy Sandage. 85 FTA FTA is a club for Future Teachers of America. Senior students that participate in this program leave school for two hours a day to go to an elementary school to student teach. Mrs. Buck is the teacher that assist these students in Future Teachers. Kim Sexton is President. Peg Harshbarger is Vice-President. Margo Morrison is Secretary. Bruce Boulden is Treasurer. Row 1: Tere Davey, Wendy Pitman, Kim Sexton, Elaine Culross, Trever Aders, Jamie Michael. Row 2: Bruce Bolden, Albert Pauley, Troy Booth, Kayleah Appleby, Jamie Hunter, Margo Morrison. Row 3: Jeff Wilson, Karen Clouser, Laurie Crews, Stacey Garhart, Stephaine Mason, Peg Harshbarger. FHA FHA is a club for Future Homemakers of America. This 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. The food for the March of Dimes Walkathon has been FSHS's FHA's responsibility. Each year FHA sponsors the Sweetheart Dance. The President is Annetta Horton; Vice-President, Cari Clemens; Secretary, Tracy Fitzsimmons; Treasurer, Shonna Lewis. Row l: Michelle Lawson. Annette Horton, Maria Guajardo, Tracy Fitzsimmons, Kim Wells. Row 2: Julie Porter, Anige Stidham. Cari Clemens, Wendy Kennedy, Tracy O'Brien, Angie Cobbs. Row 3: Adrian no Davis, Tammy Scott, Mrs. Burns, Sandy Click. 86 HERO Hero is for seniors who took the Orientation class their junior year. The letters H-E-R-O stand for Home Economics Related Occupations. Hero is sponsored by Mrs. Platt. Linda Freeman, President; Tracy Freeman, V. President; Carla McGill, Secretary; Bob Bushong, Treasurer Row 1 — Mrs. Platt, Bob Bushong, Tracy Freeman, Linda Freeman. Row 2 — Carla McGill, Beverly Bryant, Tina Reed, Tina Faucett, Jim Leach. Row 3 — David Warren, Tina Root, Mike Davis, Jenny Fuel. Row 4 — Sally Roe, Lisa McGuire, Susanna Ostler, Kim Marcum, Adela Resendez. 87 F CLUB F Club is for students that have excelled in music. Students in choir, band, and orchestra members are eligible. F Club is sponsored by Mr. Blessing. Officers are: Teresa Moore, Pres.; Julie Hackard, V. Pres.; Dan Cunningham, Sec.; Molly Miller, Treas. Barbara Ewing, Molly Miller, Kaylcah Appleby, Danny Cunningham, Glenn Benefiel, Julie Hackerd, Teresa Moore, Christina Ross, Stephanie Mason. Row 2 — Tina Jenkins, Annetta Horton, Tammy Jenkins, Tami Turner, Elaine Culross, Kim Sexton, Michelle Brittian, Stephanie Graves. Row 3 — Mr. Blessing, Jeff Wilson, John Koppleman, Jerry Harrison. PROM COMMITTEE Prom Committee is made up of Juniors willing to work together to prepare for the Junior, Senior Prom. This years theme was Arabian Nights. The sponsor was Ms. Leisure. The band was Cruise Control. The evening is a night we'll all remember for a long time. Row 1 — L. Vibert, L. Douglas, S. Graves, L. Smith, C. Stoops, B Peterson. J. Lanum, M Guajardo. T. Jenkins. Row 2 — L. Ferguson, B. Sharp, S. Carr. T. Rucker, M. Miller, T. Hill, T. White, J. Lanman, T Jenkins. Row 3 — J. Jackson, J. Stoops. B Pullins, F. Wilson, D. Anderson, B. Bradley, R. Brownfield. Row 4 — K. Donoho, K. Frye, J. Mayer, C. Doughs, J. Kopplemann. 88 F CLUB F Club is a club for athletes who have earned their letter in one or more sports during the year. F Club promotes the fellowship of athletes in different sports. F Club is sponsored by Mr. Mullen. Club officers this year are: Chris Smith, Pres.; Jamie Michael, V. Pres.; Randy Swaim, Sec.; Pat Kersey, Treas.; Trever Aders, Sgt. Arms. Row 1 — L. Cupp. G. Snyder. W. Kelly. J Smith, C. Smith, R Swaim. C. Tegarden, M. Morrison. S. Mason, M. Jones. Row 2 — A. Obcrhoulser, L. Perkins. P. Clossin. T. Ransom, A. Arion, S. Brewer. M. Coomer. Row 3 — L. Smith, M. Platt. J. Hunter. J. Zeh, S. Leach. J Morrison. P. Dunkin. Row 4 — B. Scheid, C. Brown, J Kirby, D. Little. J. Mayer. C. Anderson, J. Brock. J. Stoops, N. Featherstone. FCA FCA stands for Fellowship of Christian Athletes but you don't have to be a athlete to belong or an exact belief in God. FCA meets once a week to discuss the different happenings that involve teens and how to handle pressure. Mr. Stuart does a wonderful job. Row 1 Pete Clossin, Chris Smith, Jeff Zeh, Audrey Taylor Row 2 Lisa Roustio, Amanda Oster Row 3 Margo Morrison, Molly Miller, Lorinda Risse, Jack Morrison, Row 4 Stephanie Mason, Pat Duncan Row 4 Elisabeth Lovgren, Trish Spray Row 5 Becky Scheid, Mike Eckhoff 89 OFFICE WORKERS Row 1 — Angie Opelt, Erika Bowen, Tracy White, Kim Sexton, Nancy Irwin. Row 2 — Jeff Vice, Brian Bradley, Chris Tegarden, Wendy Pitman, Angie Pitman. Row 3 — Doug Reed, Rob Sparger, Jeff Creeno. LIBRAR Y WORKERS Left-right: Steve Larmore, Rachel Bright, Bob Bus hong, Sandy Click, Tonya Smith, Gayle Sharp, David Gerber. 90 FRENCH French Club is sponsored by Mr. Herndon. The officers this year are: Pres. Amy Lambert; V. Pres. Lisa Wood; Sec. Rachel Mondary; Treas. Beth Batman. Each year French Club joins Spanish Club in sponsoring a picnic and a play that help the members of both clubs become more acquainted with each other. Those students who receive A's every nine weeks are given an award at the end of the year. Row 1 R. Mondary, A. Lambert, L. Wood, B. Batman, Mr. Herndon. Row 2 — M. Guajardo, W. Kennedy, T. Kallner, D. Burlash. A. Arion, J. Rumpza, C. Houze. K. Sceggell. Row 3 — T. Uhl, A. Clark, A. Ostler, R. Dogar, K. Brown, C. Tegarden, L. Campbell, B. Sharp. Row 4 — T. Davey, K. Raidy, J. Herndon, L. Lashbrook, L. Easterday, J. Pluhar, M. VanHook. Row 5 — M. Eckhoff, M. Young, M. Miller, B. Ewing, R. Johnson, S. Seward, L. Carlson. Row 6 — T. Herndon, A. Norwick, C. Gandy, A. Christy, A. Oppelt. SPANISH Spanish Club is for students enrolled in Spanish or that have completed two years of the class. The club has regular meetings that consist of hearing speakers, seeing films, and playing games that help you understand about the Spanish language and culture. Miss Iroin sponsors Spanish Club. Officers are: Pres. Lisa Douglas: V. Pres. Bill Banks; Sec. Jenny Taylor; Treas. Kim Gibson. Row 1 — A. Cobb, T. O'Brien, R. Wood, A. Burkhalter, L. Douglas, B. Banks, J. Taylor, 5. Hailman, S.Dirbas. Row 2 — K. Gibson, C. Ross,J. Bennion, J. Koppleman, J. Wilson, 5. Buntin, K. Dean, Miss Irion. Row3 — A. Norwick, T. Siller, A. Stidham, B. Smith, C. Painter, J. Porter, K. Ade, T. Shiver, J. Chua, J. Bennet. Row 4 — A. Bradley. T. Scott. J. Dahmen, D. Smith, L. Roustio, M. Ridenour. K. Ramos, C. Sorting, J. Vertrees, T. Selty. Row 5 — M. Polston, T. Sheets, F. Gonzales, M. Brackett. 91 PEP CLUB Row 1 — Billy Jo Peterson, Julie Emswiler, Stephinc Mason, Amanda Ostler, Margo Morrison, Gina Emery, Cathee Stoops, Tammy Mounts. Stephine Graves, Jeanie Dupler, Tana Hill, Tracy Nunan. Row 2 — Terri Davie, Peggy Harshbarger, Edile Hibbard, Trcasa Moore, Laina Chamberlain, Mandy Ridenour, Christian Ross, Barbara Ewing, Kim Sexton. Tammy Turner, Michelle Cast, Rhonda Hall, Joset Coleman. Row 3 — Kelly Rigdon, Lorinda Risse, Rhonda Brock, Cha Witacher, Romonda Mesch, Michelle Tegarden, Angie Pitman, Michelle Lawson, Anetta Horton, Voriko Suziki. Row 1 — Jenny Taylor, Kathy Sceggell, Amy Burkhaulter, Christy Han, Shana Liews, Trish Siller, Mindy Lucas, Kelly Ade, Tammy Emery, Julie Porter, Kim Shuler. Row 5 — Anette Bishop, Renee Wood, Jenny Dean, Becky Schied, Jennifer Dahmen, Christa Carter, Angie Stendium. 92 SWING CHOIR Row 1: T. Jenkins, T. Galcy, J. Enswiler, C. Jones, L. Wood, R. Swaim. Row 2: M. Lawson, K. Abney, L Crews, B. Bushong, D. Haney, D. Skirvin. M. Jones. Row 3: D. Cunningham, S. Graves, K. Frey, C. Ross, D. Noyes, L. Reynolds. CONCERT CHOIR Row 1: D. Haney, S. Lewis, M. Lucas, S. Barns, T. Galey, J. Leach, K. Abney, D. Skirvin. V. Clouser. T. Chester, T. Faucett, Miss Lins. Row 2: M. Lappin, K. Marcum, J. Young, B. Coal. B. Yavkavich, J. Smith. C. Harris, T. Root, M Jones, M. Lawson. Row 3: C. Gillum, M. Guardgo. M. Reed, S. Howe, R. Walker, B. Sherill, R. York. A. Burkhaulter, Y. Suzuki, L. McQueen. Row 4: A. Davis, S. Kennedy, S. Coleman, A. Lambert, D. Bailey, J Forsight, P. Merret, D. Skirvin, R. Thies. P. W'olf, K. Wells. 93 TREBLE CHOIR Row 1 — Miss Lins, Dana Elite, Treasa Chester, Charlotte Brumbarger, Laurie Crews, Angie Pitman, Adreen Davis. Row 2 — Bonny Marrit, Carry Clemins, Kim Marcum, Chistal Jerrey, Donna Yacavich, Annetta Horton. Row 3 — Amy Black, Angie Cobb, Stephanie Howe, Jean Young, MaryAnne Lappin, Mary Reed, Tracy Scheiry. Row 1 — T. Turner, T. Davie, T. Jenkins, L. Renolds, B. Ewing, D. Burlash. M. Pickering, A. Arion, M. Seebree, T. Uhul, S. Laird, B. Jacobs, K. Sexton. Row 2 — T. Jenkins, C. Surber, J. Colman, C. Gullum, N. Toney, S. Scott, R. Wood, C. Houze, J. Amich, M. Shirey, K. Knox, G. Sharp, A. Clark, J. Wehr, E. Colross. Row 3 — R. York, J. Copelman, P. Duncan, P. Gandy, D. Smith, R. Johnson, J. Coleman. M. Eldridge, M. VanHook, T. Amich, D. Dohoho, J. Spray, M. Butler. Row 4 — M. Lucas, J. Rumpza, M. Mitchell, J. Kirby. S. Chruchfield, A. Hopkin, D. Uhul, B. Green, C. Douglas, D. Reed, S. Mason, D. Abney, T. Moore. Row 5 — K. Stoops, M. Featherstone, T. Moore, K. Abney, A. Stidum, R. Carnahan, F. Hail, A. Hail, R. Ferguson, A. Abney, J. Clide, S. Toney. Row 6 — R. Sexton, R. Davis, T. Ransom, S. Krivacic. BLUE WHITE BAND 94 STAGE BAND Row 1 — Mr. Blessing, Paul Gandy, Ross Johnson, Brian Greene, LeAnn Martin, Mike Eld ridge. Row 2 — Steve Krivacic. Jeff Wilson, Kevin Abney, Dawn Abney. Rick Ferguson, Doug Uhls. ORCHESTRA Row 1 — L. Wood, M Bushman Fish, M. Lovette, S. Slipher, K. Appleby, M. Miller, K. Maish, B. Batman, K. Kaylor, J. Nussbaum, T. Teter. Row 2 — L. Laughner, K. Robbins, T. Harrison, A. Oppelt, N. Rice, E. Smith, H. Ashmore, C. Sorling, H. Swift, J. Taylor, T. O'Brian. Row 3 — K. Pletch, M. Wiseman, M. Smith, C. Ford, A. Norwick, T. Emery, K. Swearingen, T. Pugsley, L. Smith, V. Clouser, R. Wood. Row 4 — M. Featherstone, A. Stidam, N. Irwin, B. Ewing, C. Surber, T. Davey, T. Turner, T. Jenkins, T. Jenkins, C. Hillum, R. Frady. Row 5 — A. Chandler, A. Bishop, K. Sceggell, R. Bozworth, S. King, G. DeRosa, J. Gerndon, T. Herndon, T. Siller, T. Spray, B. Burton. Row 6 — T. Moore, L. Reynolds, C. Douglas, D. Reed, K. Abney, R. Carnahan, B. Todd, E. Culross, S. Mason, K. Sexton. Row 7 — S. Krivacic, R. Sexton, T. Ransom, R. Davis, C. Smith, P. Clossin, J. Wilson. 95 FRESHMEN CHOIR Row 1 — Miss Lins, S. Griffith. I. Joncs. T. Crews, L. Carlson. R Glover. S. McQueen, S. Cambell, T. McGill. K Bray, D Applegate. Row 2 — E. Wi finger, J. Augh, T. Mosson, P. Davis, T. Hill, J. Pluhar, M Bradley. C Lappin, S. Murray'. Row J — H. Gregory, A Burge. S. Bogges, R Caston. K. Rigdon, D Blackburn, K Ballard, E. Smith. Row 4 — M McCollum. L Easterday, M. Bragg. P. Brittain, R. Frady, K Hall. | flit 14 4 4 I 4 4. i i ♦ H 9 I FRESHMEN BAND Row 1 — B Smith, C. Whi(acker, T. Beard, L. Adams, A. W'erner, C. Gandy, M Coomer, L Risse, J. Bennion, A. Stiller. Row 2 — J. Zink, A Christy, A. Moiler, J.Dean. L. Guyer, P. Brittian. K. Aid, C. Carter, L. Lashbrook. Row 3 — C. Lawson, J.Myer, L. Martin, L. Klinger, L. Ford, M. Gill. Row 4 — K. Schooler, F. Gon ales, T Toney, R. Wood, J. Laird, J. Little, B. Shied, B Lowden. Row 5 — D. Clendening, S. Cuningham, M. Renolds, K. Kay lor, J. Clark. % BATTALION STAFF Front: Brian Peel. Left to Right: Rob George, Ray Burge, David Skirvin, Daniel Skirvin, Phi Wessel, Tracy Freeman, Refugio Barrios. BOYS DRILL TEAM Kneeling left to right: Refugio Barrios, Daviel Skirvin, David Skirvin, Ray Burge, Rob George. Back row left to right: Todd Swisher, Chuck Clouse, David Smith. Phil Wessel, Eddie Davis, Chris Keimeg, Tim Kennel, Brian Peel, Robert Swisher, Dan Bragg. 97 ENGLISH The English Department is made up by two sections. First semester the students study grammar. Second semester the students study literature. Mrs. Pletch is the department head. She teaches senior English, honors, and one moderate English class. Mrs. Meyers teaches junior English. Mr. Meyer teaches sophomores. Miss McDowell teaches sophomores, freshmen, and journalism. Miss Landini is the newest member of our English Department. She teaches freshmen. Mr. Rempula also teaches freshmen English. To finish the English Department we have Mrs. Buck, who is the reading lab teacher. 100 MATH The five men responsible in the Math Department for such hard subjects to teach are Mr. Schilling who teaches Junior Math and basics math. Mr. Page teaches Geometry, Mr. Palmer teaches Algebra 1, Mr. Moyer teaches Algebra 2, Mr. Niehaus teaches Algebra 2 and basic Math. 101 SOCIAL SCIENCE The Social Science Department has six different courses to offer. Starting with Mr. Rucker who teaches Indiana history, world history, U.S. history and civics class. Mr. Waddell teaches U.S. history and current world affairs. Mr. Shepard teaches U.S. history, Sociology and Government. Mr. Struart teaches civics. Sociology and Government. 102 SCIENCE Thie year in our Science Department we ran a trial basis by adding two new classes. One is genetics, which is a semester long and human anatomy, which is a year long course. Our other science courses consist of biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, and applied earth science. The instructors in the science department are Mr. Henniger who is head of the department. Mr. Rule, Mr. Palmer, Ms. Leisure, and the new member of our science department is Mr. Grill. 103 FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Department is taught by two teachers. Miss Irion, Spanish, and Mr. Herndon, French. Not only do you better yourself with a new language, but you learn all about their cultures. With that it helps you to understand the Language you're studying. Anymore you'll find, Foreign Language is a very important part of your future. Especially for you college bound students. KM SPEECH Mr. Henderson teaches speech and is the head of the drama club. Speech is offered to juniors and seniors. First year speech students learn all the basics. How to walk, talk, sit, stand, debate and give great speeches. Second year speech is only offered to seniors. It covers much more debating and goes into much more depth in their speech. 105 The R.O.T.C. program had five different areas of training this year. The JROTC Battalion Color Guard, the JROTC Girls Drill team. The JROTC Boys drill team, JROTC Battalion Staff and the JROTC rifle team. Colonel Jones heads the program here at the high school, and is proud of the program. The ROTC program does many good things here at the high school. Each year they have a ROTC Ball, and they compete in contests year round. One can stroll down the ROTC hall, and see all the hard work and dedication paying off in all the trophies and plaques. Job well done R.O.T.C.; CONGRATULATIONS! ROTC 106 RADIO AND T.V This year the Radio and T.V, classes have enormous participation. The class is taught by Dale Snotty. The first year students produce an interview, a television commercial, a demonstration, and simulated radio program. Advance students are essentially responsible for handeling CSF, cable channel 3's sports programming. This year they covered football, vollyball, wrestling, boys and girls basketball, baseball, and track. 107 HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Platt is head of the Home Department not to mention in charge of Hero. Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Trees are also part of this department. These three ladies are responsible for helping you learn to cook to helping you analyze your ideas and learn to manage a home with all its responsibilities. They even teach you to sew. The Home Ec. Department is a great place for girls and guys. It helps you realize the responsibilities ahead of you, once you on your own. 108 MUSIC The Music Department consist of Orchestra directed by Miss Priest, Band directed by Mr. Blessing, and Choir directed by Miss Lins. During the year the entire Music Department compete in contest at Lebanon. This year was a very good year for the department. All music students should be very proud of the super job they have done in 1985-1986. 109 BUILDING TRADES The Building Trades class consist of Frankfort and Clinton Prairie students. Mr. Meyer who took the courageous job of handling these young men, helps them prepare for a job in construction. Building Trades takes three hours out of every day of the students time. But believe it or not by the end of the school year there's a new house in the neighborhood. CONGRATULATIONS GUYS FOR A GREAT JOB!!! no BUSINESS In the Business Department the students learn how to use new works in Business Communications or learn how to run a business office in Office Practice and how to do Business Accounts in Accounting. The teachers who teach the students all of these skills are Mrs. Milholland, Mrs. Knapp, Mr. Cleaver, Mrs. Prosser, Mrs. Humphrey and Mrs. Henderson. Ill INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Department offers courses in Mechanical Drawings, Printing, Electronics, Metal Shop, Auto Mechanics, and Building Trades. These classes are good for a new experience or maybe to start your way on a career. The five men responsible for such a task are: Mr. Hughs, who is head of the department, he teaches Auto Mechanics, Mr. Bennett who teaches Metal Shop, Mr. Warthan who teaches Electronics, Mr. Catlin who teaches Printing and Mr. Meyer who heads the Building Trades program. 112 ART Mr. Sawicki is the Art instructor at Frankfort. Art is offered to you when you are a Sophomore. You can then take it for the next three years. In Art class the students seem to feel a more relaxed atmosphere. In Art they are doing something they enjoy. If you like to work with your hands and have alot of imagination, then I would highly reccomend taking Art. 113 Ml 3 d SA09 GIRLS P.E Physical Education is a required course for Freshman and Sophomores. You must have 3 semesters of P.E. As a Freshman you take a semester of P.E. and then a semester of Health. When you become a Sophomore you take it all year. The instructors of Physical Education are Mr. Kersey, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Jacoby, Mr. Mullen, and Mr. Heath. 115 The Highlife It's tough but someone has to be the school's newspaper advisor and that's Miss Me Dowell. She has a great deal of responsibility and pressure. It is up to her to see that the deadlines are met, that means all the stories must be in and approved on time. The Highlife staff worked hard and did their best, otherwise they would have to stay after school and nobody wants to do that!! This year's staff had seven seniors — Julie Hackerd, Jamie Hunter, Molly Platt, Gail Neumayer, LuAnne Bragg, and Pete Clossin. Brenda Robinson, Lisa Douglas, Mike Eldridge, and Mark Mahoney were the only underclassmen. STAFF Mr. Henderson Mrs. Henderson Mrs. Meyer Mr. Meyer Mr. Page Mr. Palmer u Mrs. Buck Mr. Kersey Mrs. Milholland Mr. Rule Mrs. Trees Mr. Herndon Mrs. Moore k. a Mrs. Pletch Mr. Waddell Mr. Catlin Mr. Hughes Miss Landini Mr. Cleaver Mrs. Humphrey Miss Irion Ms. Leisure Miss Lins Miss Jacoby Miss McDowell Mr. Myer Mr. Niehaus Mr. Moyer Mr. Mullen Miss Priest Mrs. Prosser Mr. Shepherd Mr. Rempala Sgt. Skirvin Mr. Schilling 117 TEACHERS PROM Arabian Nights was the creative theme of the 86 Junior-Senior Prom. The walkway to the high school was lit with many candles up to the tent and camel. It resembled a scene from the Valentino movies'. Once inside the tables were set and balloons were hanging from the ceiling to transform the cafeteria into a dance floor. Cruise Control was the band and helped make the night extra special. Elected to the Queen's Court was Kayleah Appleby, her date was Steve Warren, Kelley Conkright with Jamie Michael, Nancy Irwin (Queen) was escorted by Dave Weesner, Cina Lucas escorted by Pete Clossin, and Steph Mason with Dave Curnsey. 86 FALL MUSICAL I. Pink Ladies and Greasers boogie down. 2. Hello there Nancy. 3. Lorelei remembers her summer love. 4. Kurt being cool! 5. Troy and Lorelei working things out. 120 GREASE 1985 proved to be a highly successful year for the musical production. Under the direction of Cynthia Landini, the students of Frankfort High School presented Grease , a 50's style rock n' roll show that follows the lives of a group of high school students. Lead characters Danny Zuko (played by Troy Booth) and Sandy Dumbrowski (played by Lorelei Reynolds) meet during the summer vacation before Senior year. Thinking that the end of summer will mean the end of their romance, they part. Yet the fun has just begun as Sandy's sweet Danny is seen as the leader of his high school gang, and Danny's summer girlfriend unexpectedly transfers to his high school. Special thanks go to Terry Pletch, Janet Priest, Max Blessing, and Becky Lins for their hard work and dedication. Their loyalty to the performance helped make it a huge success. Congratulations is also extended to the entire cast and crew of Grease. Good job! 121 BIG BROADCAST Page 122 3. Co get'em cheerleaders. 1. AE is rocking out. 4. Randy Karen are looking great. 2. Sing pretty girls. 5. Is Chris jammin or what? 122 THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES The 1985-86' Big Broadcast was hosted by Randy Swaim and Karen Swearingen. The Big Broadcast consisted of twenty acts, and many hilarious walk ons. The acts included were: Band ROTC Tami Turner Laurie Crews Sophomore Girls Dan Cunningham Choir AE AE and Tana Hill Cheerleaders Beauty Shop Quartet Stage Band Beauty Shop Quartet Darla Burlash Puppettes 3 girls 3 Pam Godbey Dean Haney Lorelie Reynolds Michele Lawson Swing Choir Laurie Crews Dan Cunningham Finale Full Company This year was a very new experience for Miss Landini and Mr. Blessing. The Cast and Crew would like to wish a special thanks to Miss Lins, Miss Priest, Mrs. Pletch, Miss Landini, and Mr. Blessing, for all of the help, and most of all Thanks for the Memories !! Page 123 1. Cast and Crew 2. Dan is singing in the rain. 123 SENIOR PLAY Page 124; 1. Christina is a little upset. 2. Something is going wrong. 3. Is Randy having trouble with women ? 4. Dan is not amused. 5. Tanya Angie are listening carefully. 124 CURTAIN GOING UP The Senior Class presented Curtain Going Up in early April of 1986. The play was directed by Cynthia Landini and Student directed by Glenn Benefiel. The play was about a group of high school students putting on a high school play. It was a very good play and the class of 1986 should be very proud of the great play that they put on. Great Job Class of 86.' Page 125: 1. Cast of Curtain going up. 2. Are you girls afraid of a mouse or something? 125 1986 ROTC Ball Every year the ROTC department has a ROTC Ball. Present and past ROTC members are invited along with their dates, for an enjoyable evening at the high school. This year Shannon Kennedy was crowned queen of the 198o ROTC Ball. The theme this year was We Are The Future . In picture one the crowned queen and her escort dance. 2) The queens court and their escorts. 3) The crowd watches as 4) Col. Jones announces this years queen. 5) Col. Jones places the cloak on Shannon. 5) They patiently await the naming on the 1986 queen. 126 Intramurals What is intramurals? Well intramur-I als is a league set up for guys who don't play on the regular team. This activity is exciting to watch as it is unpredictable. The guys usually pick wild or funny names, for example, the Freebirds and the Locken Roe Express. These bunch of guys gather at Southside on weeknights to test their ability. During the close of the season the boys have a tourney to determine the best team. The teams are set up based on the number of guys who wish to play intramurals. Intramural is a tun. an enjoyable sport. (1st row) Chuck Martin, John Sill, Rodney Smith. (2nd row) Ed Zink, Scott Teyma, Ritchie Reck. (3rd row) David VVesscner. 2. Help! Anybody!! 3. Smith looks for an open lane. 4. Trever on a fast break. 5. Pete goes back door. Cross Country Volleyball Boys Tennis WE THEY Northwestern 59 38 Tipton 59 27 Clinton Praire 38 18 Harrison 46 37 Crawfordsville 46 39 Noblesville 47 17 Lebanon 40 79 McCutcheon 40 23 Lafayette Jeff 42 19 Logansport 34 24 Rossville 22 34 North Montgomery Invitational Placed 5th County Meet Placed 3rd Western Invitational Placed 7th Conference Placed 2nd Central Indiana Placed 3rd Frankfort Invitational Placed 2nd Delphi Invitational Placed 14th McCutcheon Sectional Placed 3th Delphi Regional Placed 10th A Girls Maconaquah Frontier Western West Lafayette North western Lebanon Rossville Tri West Tipton Western Boone Carroll Clinton Prairie Clinton Central McCutcheon Southmont Crawfordsville Delphi Logansport North Montgomery Roseville 0 Benton Central 2 Winamab 2 Michigan City Rogers Sectional Tipton North Western McCutcheon Peru Noblesville Plymouth Western Boone Lafayette Jeff South Montgomery Lebanon I West Lafayette WE THEY 0 North,,Mon tgomery 5 2 Delphi 5 Noblesville Crawfordsville Zionsville Western Harrison Sectional 2 0 2 5 1 0 5 3 5 4 0 0 5 1 2 1 0 Football ikpeep Girls Swimming Frankfort Invitational Placed 3r. Kokomo Invitational Pit Kokomo 237 Lebanon 233 McCutcheon 21 at Mi Cutcheon ?T«8 Reitsefear 215 at Lebanon 226 Perry Meridian 226 at Taylor 240 Kokomo 240 Northwestern 230 Sectional Placed 6th Jin tcrMCentral Mfesv die Crawfordsville Western Boone Brownsburg Lebanon West Lafayette North Montgomery Sectional at Hamilton S.E. WE THEY THE) 10 7 Southmont 115 20 10 ’ Eastern Crawfordsville io91 57 0 39 68 1 102 Clinton Central 93' ] 78'h 0 0 39 3 Delphi McCutcheon 81 102 89 27 28 Lebanon 91 80 21 29 North Montgomery 86 83 Western 96 73 20 40 Western Boone 80 86 Brownsburg 45 126 Frontier 91 76 Kokomo 65 104 Sagamore Conference Placed 5th Sectional Placed 7th 128 Cross Country 4 The 1984 Cross Country team had an overall good year despite their record of 2 wins and 9 loses. The boys showed some great times and great determination to do better. The boys did quite well in a lot of their invitationals. With this young squad the team hopes to better all the times and set new goals. 1st row Vesco _ Mgr. B. Bouldin, M Michell. K. Anderson. D. ge C Plummer W. Colder, 2m vesco K Baker, J. Wheeler, J. Wilson. R. Sexton. D Weber. T Adkms. Coach Stuart. (1) The get ready (2) Chris keeps stride with opposing runner. (3) Mikes Sprints to the finish vy. voider, 2nd row - M. runners Varsity Volleyball IF6 - y M O ?w 77ie 1985 volleyball team ended with a 13 and 11 varsity record. The biggest bright spot of the season was the win of the Twin Lakes Tourney. This was the first tourney championship ever. The ladies had a new assistant coach this year by the name of Sandy Norris. Julie Hackerd made first team all conference, with Sharon Brewer making second team Honorable mention was Molly Platt, Tina Rucker, Jamie Hunter. (1) Sharon sets a super set. (2) Julie sets as Jamie goes for the kill. (3) Jamie bumps to Tina. (4) The girls ready to go. (Front row kneeling) M. Fcatherstone, T. Beard, C. Teagarden, K. Brown, A. Arion, V. Smith, K.Ade. (row 2) Mgr. J. Colman, W. Kennedy, S. Brewer, M. Miller, T. Rucker, C. Gandy, B. Sharp. (Row 3) Mgr. N. Rice, M. Jones, M. Platt, L. Perkins, K. Kaylor, M. VanHook, S. Norris, J. Jacoby. 131 Varsity 132 c m i • r i n Team picture: Row 1 Waylon Kelly, Dave Curnsey, Paul Gandy. Chris Smith, Jay Smith, Rex Birden, Rodney Smith, David Wesner. Row 2 Bill Banks, Gary Snyder, Ron Vaughn, Brian Goodwin, Jamie Micheal, Randy Swaim, Chad Ostler, Rick Ferguson, Brian Roberts. Row 3 Brian Plunket, Phil Bunyon, Coach Rucker, Coach “Doc Heath, Coach Allen, Coach Harris, Coach Gregrey, George DeRosa, John Stoops. Row 4 Courtney Lipsett, Marc Shoemaker, Ritchie Reck, John Mayer, Craig Henderson, Dave Little,Andy Oherhouser, Jason Brock, Keith Donoho. Row S Harry Zell, Brad Compton, Brad Angela, Pat Duncun, Alan Hopkins, Nick Featherson, Scott Crutchfield, Brett Pullins, Frank Moore. Row 6 Tony Amich, Jerry Apleby, Jack Morrison, Brian Ramar, Denny Joiner, Scott Pulston, Charlie Harris, John Morrison, Jay Kirby. Football Page 132: 1. Touch Down! Give us six. 2. Craig greets an opposing player with his hollywood player with his hollywood style. 3. Coach Heath directs his team from the sidelines. Pages 133:1. Jamie tries for the extra yard. 2. Chris — The Eager Beaver. 3. Randy and Waylon put the finishing touch on this Western Boone ball carrier. 4. Craig sights his target, while Brian tries to block. 5. Jamie — ram tough! The football season this year was ex tremely exciting and filled with many highs and lows. Who will ever forget John Mayers punt returns to defeat Batesville or the controversial call by the referee to take the winning points off the board and give the Hot Dogs a double overtime loss to 1 ranked West Lafayette. The play of the Dogs this year is starting to fit into the mold of a team Coach Heath would like to have. They showed enthusiasm, emotion, and a great deal of desire to win. Except for one game this season, the Hot Dogs accredited themselves extremely well. The offense was able to average 15.1 points per game while giving up an average of 22.3 points per game. The defense was quick and aggressive but lacked size in its efforts to shut down other teams offenses. 133 Girls Golf The 1985 Girls Golf team had nine girls who used 100% to win. Coached by Mike Kelly, the ladies ended thir tough season by placing 6th in the Lafayette Sectional. There were six girls who lettered this year: Beth Montogmery, Gail Neumayer, Jeannie Dupler, Sondra Gal-lipo, Becky Scheid, and Kayleah Appleby. The girls have a lot of new talent and should do well in coming seasons. 1. Beth perfects her form. 2. Becky smiles after hitting a nice drive. 3. Gail keeps a close eye on the ball as she follows through. 4. Kneeling (L R) Jeannie Dupler, Amanda Ostler, Sondra Gallipo, Becky Sheid, Jenny Wher Standing (L R) Tracy Noonan, Gail Neumayer, Beth Montgomery, Kayleah Appleby. Boys Tennis This years Tennis season consisted of a series of highs and lows. The season started strong with a record of 4-1 after the first week. At mid-season the team hit a very crushing week, losing two matches to conference teams. Rebounding from this setback, at the 1st Frankfort Invitational, the team placed 4 positions out of 5 in the finals, and finishing with two 1st place finishes and two second place finishes. (Kneeling L-R) Chad Sawicki, Jeff Herndon, Wade Hill, Kelly Good, Brooke Snyder, Eh Sheperd. (Standing L-R) Mark Ransom, Mike Eldredgc, Pete Clossin, Pat Kersey, Todd Ransom, Mark Mahoney, Brian Bradley, Bob Humphrey, Coach Niehaus. 1. Bradley sets to return. 2. Steve: Such the score keeper. 3. Kersey shows good follow through. Girls Swimming The 1985 swim team made many improvements this year, and had many outstanding awards. There were 20 swimmers out this year compared to the 12 last year. Mandi Coomer was awarded the most points. Most improved went to Jennifer Dahmen. Super Senior went to Jackie Weber. In dual meets the girls finished with 6 wins and 7 loses, but hopes look high for next year. 1st row — J. Dean, M. Ridenour. S. Ridernour, M. Conklin, M. Comer, C. Witaker. 2nd row — L. Lashbrook, K. Ramos. J. Zink, T. Spray, J. Bennion, S. Craves. 3rd row — J. Weber, K. Cunnutt, J. Dahman, M. Evens, J. Pluhar, T. Moore. 4th row — Coach Mullen, A. Dougherty, J. Willamen. (1) Mandy comer shows how she can fly”. (2) Jenny Zink waves at the camera? (3) Jackie works on her diving. 136 Boys Basketball Girls Basketball WE THEY Harrison 63 66 Logansport 46 61 Clinton Prarie 48 46 Carroll 61 71 Rosedale 81 53 Tri-Central 39 58 Clinton Central 49 62 Rossville 71 48 Logansport 48 70 Westfield 44 49 W. Lafayette 64 50 Southmont 46 62 Brownsburg 55 62 Clinton Prairie 45 51 Kokomo 50 48 Harrison 48 92 Lebanon 74 77 Lebanon 46 56 Western Boone 65 58 Rossville (CT) 39 49 Rossville 56 53 Clinton Pairie 44 61 Southmount 81 76 j Western 48 64 Lafayette Jeff 60 83 Crawfordsville 41 46 Crawfordsville 66 63 Western Boone 35 60 Arlington 51 47 Clinton Central 44 80 McCutchen 63 76 Sheridan 60 56 OT Northmount 74 68 North Mont 41 43 Benton Central 62 79 West Lafayette 35 48 Zionsville 61 74 Tri-Central (Sectional) 47 66 Delphi 71 62 Clinton Central 61 63 Boys Swimming Wrestling WE THEY WE THEY McCutcheon 88 83 Clinton Prairie 39 27 Crawfordsville 77 94 Zionsville 24 47 North Montgomery 129 37 West Lafayette 42 31 Western Boone 103 66 Western Boone 41 33 Lebanon 111 61 Clinton Central 27 47 Clinton Central 113 56 Carroll 62 12 Warren Central 70 141 Clinton Prairie 48 36 West Lafayette 75 Crawfordsville 47 26 Brownsburg 78 92 Lebanon 22 47 Benton Central 117 47 Twin Lakes 36 27 Sagamore Conference: 1st 285 Delphi 52 21 Logansport 80 92 Southmont 41 33 Harrison 82 90 Carroll 58 21 West Lafayette Sectional 4th 177 Clinton Central 21 49 Benton Central 29 30 North Montgomery 48 27 Varsity 138 Team picture: 1st row: Craig Jones Mgr., Brian Bradley, Don Young, Pat Kersey, Bret Myers, Todd Snodgrass. 2nd row: Coach Kersey, Mike Unger, Craig Henderson, Courtney Lipsett, Brian Goodwin, Brett Pullins, Dick Royer, John Stoops, Coach Grill. Pg. 138: 1. Craig fires his jumper. 2. Brian makes an easy lay up. 3. Pat in mid air. 4. Team picture. Pg. 139: 1. Dickie shoots over his opponent. 2. Henderson shoots at the top of the key. 3. Brett shows he can handle it. 4. Team huddle. 5. Don shoots his free throw. Boys Basketball With a new coach and only one returning starter, not much was expected from the boys basketball team. Yet, the boys gave it their best effort and had a eleven and ten record at the end of the season. Two seniors, Brian Goodwin and Pat Kersey, two juniors, Craig Henderson and Brett Pullins, and a sophomore, Brett Myers, compose the starting five. Good-luck to the boys basketball team in the coming years! 139 Varsity 140 1st row: Tricia Beard, Missy Featherstone, Sherry Kinsler, Tammy Uhl, Lori Carlson, Angie Alton, Mgr. Jennifer Rumpza. 2nd row: Leann Martin, Leslie Campbell, Krista Brown, Chris Tegarden, Karla Maish, Lisa Cupp. 3rd row: Missy VanHook, Heather Swift, Tracy Toney, Lora Perkins, Tina Rucker, Molly Platt. 1. Sharon bullies her way to the basket 2. Tina pulls up for the short jumper 3. Sharon fights for the rebound 1. Molly sights her target 2. The crowd awaits 3. Molly eyes the basket 4. Heather gets position 5. Sharon Blocks out Girls Basketball The 1985-86 Girls Basketball team had one good point this year. That is that they can only improve next year. The girls ended their season with a 2-17 record. The Junior Varsity did a little better with a 5-10 record. The leading scorer was Molly Platt. The leading rebounder was Lora Perkins, and Heather Swift was leading in field goal percentage. Tina Rucker lead the team in free throws percentage, and Krista Brown lead in steals and assists. Krista Brown and Heather Swift were given the award of being the most improved. Good luck girls in the coming years. 141 Varsity 142 Boys Wrestling: 1st row: Shanon Campbell, Dave Ryan, Jason Albaugh, Waylon Kelly, Rich Kelly, Charlie Harris. 2nd row: Earl Chandler, Bruce Boulden,Tim Criswell, Keith Donoho, Rick Ferguson, Mgr. Jim Zook. 3rd row: Vic Hardy, Mgr. Troy Peterson, Scott Cleveland, Scott McQueen, Joe Williams, Jason Smith, Rob Randle, Chris Gonzales, Troy Mosson, Andya Shoemaker, Coach Warthan. Boys Wrestling Wrestling had the best dual meet year ever this year. Capping the season with 4 all Conference Wrestlers, 7 Sectional Champions, 1 Regional Champion, 4 Semi State qualifiers and 1 State qualifi er, Frankfort Wrestling is on the move. The team is young and loaded with talent. Looking forward to better things next year. Conference Champions were: Jason Albaugh, Waylon Kelly, Rich Kelly, and Bruce Boulden. Sectional Champions were: Shanon Campbell, Dave Ryan, Jason Albaugh, Waylon Kelly, Rich Kelly, Charlie Harris, Bruce Boulden. Re-gionale Champion was Bruce Boulden. The Semi State qualifiers were: David Ryan, Jason Albaugh, Rich Kelly, and Bruce Boulden, Bruce Boulden was also a State qualifier. 143 Boys Swimming 1984-85 swim team had a very strong team this year. This year had many treats in store for the team, including Todd Ransom qualifying for state. John Mayer led the team with the most power points, and the continuing improvement of Mark Ransom. This year's winner of the “Golden Jock award went to Mark Ransom. Good Luck next year guys. 1. Jim Mayer grabs a breath. 2. Jeff Zeh works on his form. 3. Chris Smith? or Mr. T? 4. (1st row) Jeff Zeh. Travis Felty, Bob Humphrey, Steve Phillips, Scott Burdick. (2nd row) John Morrison, Chris Smith, Pat Duncun, Stacy Leach, Todd Ransom, John Jackson. (3rd row) Mark Ransom, John Mayer, Jim Mayer. 144 Girls. Track Lebanon Logansport Western Boone Clinton Prairie Carrol Southmont Harrison Clinton Central Rossville County Meet Delphi Northmont Conference Boys Track Score lost if w°n Harrison Clinton Central Logansport Brownsburg Western Boone Clinton Prairie Harr ison. Twin Lakes Lebanon County Meet Delphi North Montgomery Conference lost lost won lost 3rd 1 m. Baseball Tennis Lafayette Jeff Kokomo Delphi Tipton Jeff Tournament Western Boone Western Northwestern Lebanon Southmont Noth Montgomery McCutcheon West Lafayette Crawfordsville Logansport. na 0 0 4 1 0 0 WE THEY Lafayette Jeff 8 4 Clinton Prairie 0 S Delphi 3 Delphi 3 Crawfordsville 3 0 Carroll 5 3 Lebanon 2 1 N. Montgomery 7 9 Lebanon 3 10 Southmont 0 2 Western Boone 10 1 Western 5 0 Western 9 7 Western Boone 12 P N. Montgomery 12 11 Clinton Prairie 5 0 Clinton Central 9 12 Southmont 10 0 Crawfordsville 4 5 Western 3 1 Clinton Central 3 0 Clinton Prairie 0 8 Golf WE THEY Tipton 172 173 Noblesville 171 157 Lafayette Jeff 178 157 Brownsburg 176 185 Danville 176 165 Crawfordsville 186 159 North Montgomery 175 185 Lafayette Jeff 186 i'?i Kokomo 163 151 County Meet First Logansport 172 170 Delphi 161 178 Western Boone 159 175 Clinton Prairie 174 214 Lebanon 167 146 Crawfordsville Invit. 348 West Lafayette 175 170 McCutcheon 175 182 145 Girls 146 1) Stephanie gives it all she's worth. 2) Gail shows why she's top dog. 3) Jeannie takes it easy at the net. 4) front row — Stephanie Mason, Margo Morrison, Gail Neumayer, Beth Montgomery, Molly Platt, Gina Emery, Lisa Douglas. Row 2 — Missy Featherstone. Row 3 — Jenny Vertrees, Kim Borgess, Gina Lucas, Kristy Ramos, Lisa Roustio, Leslie Campbell, Becky Scheid. Row 4 — Annette Bishop, Tracy Noonan, Jenny Wehr, Amanda Ostler, Jeannie Dupler. Row 5 — Jonelle Smith, Mrs. Williams, Julie Emswiller. Tennis The 1986 Girls Tennis team had a great season this year. The team was led by two top players, Molly Platt and Gail Neumayer. Margo Morrison held the number three spot to make up the singles. Steph Mason and Gina Emery made up the one doubles team and Lisa Douglas and Beth Montgomery rounded off number two. The team will lose outstanding seniors. Goodluck next year girls. Varsity 148 1) Tever gets another chance at bat. 2) Brian Bradley leads off. 3) Brian and Jamie ready to play. 4) Row 1 — Jamie Micheal, Trever Aders, Marc Shoemaker, John Dickenson, Mike Eldridge, Mgr. Brett Todd. Row 2 — Chuck Martin. Dave Lipsett, Steve Warren, Pete Clossin, Steve Cunningham, Brian Bradley. Row 3 — Coach Kelly, Richie Reck, Andy Oberhoulser, Brian Goodwin, Craig Henderson, Karl Dickenson, Todd Shriver, Coach Rucker. Baseball The 1986 Boys Baseball Team had a great year. Six exceptional seniors led the way to victory. The team this year had many all around improvements. Probably the most outstanding person, Brian Goodwin, had his chance to shine. Boy did he sparkle. All the players did a fine job this year. Good luck next year. 1) Steve goes for the homerun hit. 2) Craig unwinds. 3) Jamie leads off. 4) Jubies up to attempt to bat. 5) Brian goes for the ball. 149 150 The 1986 Girls Track team was coached by Mr. Niehaus, and had a new assistant coach, Sandy Norris. The girls had to compete in a varying degree of weather conditions, ranging from cold to hot, from wind to rain. They did it and succeeded. The girls gave their best effort and determination to make this season the best that it could be. Good luck next year girls. Row 1 (1-r) Dawn Abney, Missy Van Hook, Tricia Beard, Le Ann Martin, Lori Arion, Crysta Carter, Dawn Bannon, Karla Hunley, Michelle Lawson. Row 2 Mgr. Julie Porter, Julie Bennion, Jennifer Rumpza, Tami Mounts, Tami Uhl, Kathy Dean, Pam Montgomery, Trish Siller, Tammy Emery. Row 3 Coach Niehaus, Sandy Shore, Beth Batman, Chris Tegarden, Angie Arion, Wendy Colder, Sharon Brewer, Lora Perkins, Jamie Hunter, Leisha Smith, Tana Hill, Khris Kinkier, Annetta Horton, Mgr. Renne Wood, Asst. Coach Sandy Norris. Girls Track Boys Track The 1986 Boys Track team was coached by Mr. Stuart and Mr. Herndon. The boys placed second in the County meet, and did a fine job during the rest of the season. The struggling team was made up by eight seniors, four juniors, six sophomores and two freshmen, who faced many hardships of the weather and strong competitive teams. The boys really pulled together to make this a respectable year. The seniors will be missed, but the youthfulness of the team should have its advantage. Good luck next year boys. 1) Smitty gives a 100% effort. 2) Gandy perfects his throw. 3) John gets up high. 4) Row 1 (1-r) Bill Banks, Nick Featherstone, Gary Snyder, Chris Smith, Todd Ransom, Randy Swaim. Stacy Leach, Jay Smith, Scott Clevland Row 2 — Tom Adkins, Shane Jacoby, Chad Sawicki, Jay Kirby, John Mayer, Court Lippsett, Stat girl Barb Ewing. Row 3 — Andrew Abney, Jeremey Wheeler, Dave Large, Karl Anderson 151 Boys Golf Uil.ttCTrj . The 1986 Boys Coif team had a tough schedule to play against this year. The weather didn t always cooperate either. It was either too rainy or too cold on the evenings of their matches. The team this year was led by underclassmen. The entire team was made up by freshmen and sophomores. Even with this young team Doc Heath directed to a successful season, with many good outlooks. Good luck next year guys. Back (l-r) Tony Amich, Chris Plummer, Bart Myers, Mike Unger, Tony Snyder, Coach Heath. Front Jason Alhaugh. Kurt Raidy, Brooke Snyder, Boh Humphrey, Jeff Warren I) Mike really is tce-cd Off . 2) Raidy sights his target 3) Boh-o put it in the hole. 152 Junior Varsity And B Team Basketball Coach Kersey, Brooke Snyder, Tony Snyder, John Stoops, Harry Zell, Jerry Appleby, Mike Unger, Andy Oberhouser, Todd Shriver, David Little, Randy Sexton, Nick Barker, Coach Grill, Mgr. Mark Butler Bk. Row (l-r) Coach Neihaus, Mike Harmon, Eric Clark, Matt Klutzke, Curt Miller, Rich Everman, David Toney, Gary Reidenbach 2nd row Kevin Beard, Jeff Lappin, Jeff Little, Tom Herndon, Bill Lowden, Brett Todd 3rd row Scott Eimen, Andy Hackerd, Craig Lawson, Scott King 4th row Bart Myers, Steve Cunningham, Tom Laird, Chris Bray, Brent Snyder 1S3 Sports Candids 154 J.V. And Freshman Cheerleading J.V. Cheerleaders: 1st row. Tammi Mounts, Julie Emswilier, Jeannie Duplrr 2nd row Amanda Ostler. Tracy Noonan, Gina Emery. Freshman Cheerleaders: Kelly Rigdon, Lorinda Rissie, Becky Shied, Krista Carter, Cha Whiticker. Pg. 155: 1. Amanda, Tammi, and Tracy. 2. J. V. Cheerleaders. 3. Freshman Cheerleaders. 4. Cheer them on girls. Varsity Varsity Cheerleaders: 1st row: Stephanie Graves, Billy Peterson, Kathy Stoops, Lisa Lowden. 2nd row: Kelly Conkright, Tana Hill, Margo Morrison, Stephanie Mason. Pg. 156: 2. Frankfort Cheerleaders. 3. Varsity Cheerleaders in action. 156 Cheerleaders What does it take to be a cheerleader? Lots of time, talent and school spirit. There were seven girls on the varsity squad making a change from last year. These enthusiastic gals had the job of making signs making new cheers and generating school spirit from the crowd. 157 158 Football Homecoming was almost back to normal again. Last year, because of the track, the convertibles were not used, and floats were not made. But this year there was a change. The Student Council worked together and made Homecoming an exciting event. Thursday, the night before, several events took place, and the student turnout was great. Of course there was the tricycle races, the egg toss and the big event, the bon-fire. The team maintained their enthusiasm for a victory on Friday night. The seniors had the best float, of course, and easily won the float contest. The crowning of the queen took place during halftime of the game. There were eleven girls on the court. Becky Schield, escorted by John Kirby and Lorrinda Risse, escorted by Andy Shoemakers represented the freshmen class. Corinna Sorting, escorted by Jeff Zeh, and Chris Teagarden, escorted by Mark Ransom, represented the sophomores. Toni Teter, escorted by Scott Teyema and Kathy Kaylor, escorted by Dave Upsett, represented the Juniors. Molly Miller, escorted by Dave Noyes, Stephanie Mason, escorted by Pat Kersey, Gina Lucas, escorted by Todd Snodgrass, Queen Margo Morrison, escorted by Pete Clossin and Mandy Ridenour, escorted by Steve Warren, represented the CLASS OF '86. Do VO M BASKETBALL Seven Senior girls on the court were Molly Miller escorted by Trever Aders, Cina Lucas escorted by Dave Weesner, Nancy Irwin escorted by Chad Ostler, Stephanie Mason (Queen) escorted by Chris Smith, escorting Kelley Conkright was Patrick Rutschmann, Steve Warren escorted Tanya Loveless and Dave Noyes escorted Mandy Ridenour. TRACK As the end of May started to peer around the corner it looked as if there would not be a Track Homecoming. With rain and cold weather the annual relay had to be postponed several times. Finally after giving up on having the Relays the court met after school and the queen was announced. Nancy Iwrin was this year's queen her court included; Shelia Brock, Tracy White, Jamie Hunter, Kelley Conkright, Kayleah Appleby, Lisa Lowden, Jennifer Damien. H O M E C 0 M 1 N G 161 ADVERTISING Advertising: The major source of the book being produced comes from the ads sold. Pg. 164-191. Cauldron Staff: The force that works together to produce the book. 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We had our ups and definitely our downs, but we all learned together. Now I would like to say my final farewell, I've been waiting for this for three years. BILL BANKS — I'll start with you first because you were my sidekick, and sometimes I had to be kicked. I'm sorry you and Mr. Heninger didn 't always see eye to eye, your arguments kept the class entertained. As your Editor I wish to thank you for the perfection of your sports work. As your friend you're a fantastic listener with sound advice. I thank you for being there, covering up my mistakes, getting me out of trouble, making flower phone calls, and of course, a hall-walker buddy. Goodluck Billy.'' PEG HARSHBARGER — Just saying your name brings a smile to my face. I would have had terrible days if it wasn't for your humor and quick wit. Most importantly I wish to thank you for your work on the Advertising. If it wasn't for you who knows what condition the Ads would be in. Thanks for all the typing you did, it's a boring job but you did it. Your open heart and mind will allow you to reach all your goals. You ’ll do just fine in life Patty . KIM BEARD — Thanks for your work on Clubs, typing copy and helping the other girls. I appreciated your work, when you made it to class! You always made Mr. Heninger smile, and you were a pleasure to work with. Best of luck in your future, may you be on time to your wedding. LISA VEBERT — I know it wasn't easy for you this year, and I probably expected too much from you. But you gave it your all and what output I did receive I thank you for. I hope camp was fun. Bill and I had a great time. Maybe this coming year will be a little easier for you. Goodluck and have fun, like I did, my Senior year Watch those windows! CATHEE STOOPS — You had a big responsibility, Classes, but you handled it fairly well. You should be proud of your accomplishment. When you understood what needed to be done you were a great worker. Best wishes for your Senior year, just bear in there and everything will work out. TANA HILL — You had a tough job, you dealt with Reece . I know this year was really frustrating but we made it, I guess. Thanks for never giving up, the pictures we did receive were a big help. Have a nice time your Senior year. Your determination will take you far. JIM MAYER — Your photography helped us out at the last minute. You were so busy I know it had to be difficult for you. Thanks and goodluck to you. MANDY RIDENOUR — You took tfiis class because Mr. Druley put you in it. But it was a great help to us. Thanks for selling those Ads. ELAINA CHAMBERLAIN — You helped Mandy out a great deal second semester with the Ads. Your willingness helped us out with the bills. DAVID GURNSEY — Even though you had to leave us, your work doesn't go unnoticed. It takes the right type of person to sell Ads and you had the polished touch. I guess you were just following old Lapp in's footsteps. Anyway we were sorry to see you go, but your help was appreciated. MISS McDOWELL — Without the use of some — most of your pictures, the Cauldron would have some empty pages. I know sharing a room was difficult, but hey we managed it with very few problems. It was pretty exciting on those mornings when you argued with your class, I'm sure our class helped to entertain yours at times too. Besides thanking you, I want to wish you luck, no make that tons of luck. Being and Advisor is tough, being a new Advisor is impossible. Just keep the class working and don't be too upset over late deadlines in March April, it's a killer. Goodluck. MRS. SWAIM — You deserve more than just a thanks. You are the financial side of the book, the side the students don't know exists. Thanks for your long hours of bookkeeping and hard work. DICK MA URER — It was great seeing you those couple of times. Seriously, I know this year was a tough one for you and I do appreciate the help you could give me. The cover was tough to convince Reece with but we managed. Although somehow I think the color was changed on me. Anyway, it's difficult to move mountains. What are you going to do next year? A new staff, a new Advisor. You'll have to camp out at F.H.S. Who knows maybe you'll end up doing the whole book by yourself. I'll be thinking about. Keep singing and learn some new jokes. MR. HENINGER - School doesn't know what they are losing. You're the best and you'll be sadly missed. I hope your new truck and trailer provide you with the happiness you deserve. I learned alot from you, like Tennessee is number one and orange is the best color to wear. May your future be relaxing. STUDENTS — This is your book, sorry it was late. I hope it's exciting but more importantly memorable. Enjoy this book, cry or laugh but reflect back into your past. Without the past you could never reach the future. I hope you paint many new scenes where ever you wander. Treasure this book, so one day your children can sit down with it and laugh their heads off. As your Editor I, Gina Lucas, wish you all the best of luck. 192