Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1988 volume:

Table of Contents Opening Page 1 We suffered through many weeks of hard work, hut as they say: No Pain No Gain! Section co-editors: Mandy Sebree and Brian Werner ALBUM Page 13 There’s more to putting this section together than what I thought. It takes creativity and time. ” Section editor: Beth Sharp Academics Page 61 We think the academic section of the cauldron is very important. Without classes there would be no reason for school. ” Section co-editors: Julie Emswilier and Crysta Carter 2 Table of Contents Student Life Page 84 7 like the fact that I'm in charge of organizing such a memorable section. ” Section editor: Kim Borges Organizations Page 102 Not only did I find working on my section interesting, but I found it entertaining. Section editor: Lisa Roustio Page 127 Sports is the toyland of the high school.” Section editors: Mark Ransom and Jeff Warren Advertisements Page 154 Without the support of local advertisements from companies a FSHS Cauldron would not be possible. Section co-editors: Krista Brown and Bob Humphrey Table of Contents)3 SUMMER 87 I) Girls and Boys State members u ert Jack Morrison. Jeff Herndon. Brian Werner. Mark Ransom. Rana Dogar.Jeannit Dupler. and Angie Clark 3) Representing the Blue and White Band Angie Clark traveled to a camp during the summer for drum majors School was out and the students were bursting with excitement as their summer activities began. While many were soaking up the sun during either work or play, other students were participating in school-related activities. Few people would spend a week away at a camp that made physical and mental demands on their lives. Dedicated to their sport, class, or extra-curricular activity, students went to camps all over the midwest to improve themselves and to represent FSHS. Senior leaders, Angie Clark, Jeannie Dupler, Rana Dogar, Jeff Herndon, Jack Morrison, Mark Ransom, and Brian Werner attended Girls and Boys State at Indiana State University. Choir, Band, and Orchestra students traveled to music camps to improve their music skills. Drum Major Angie Clark participated in a special camp to team the art of being an effective drum major. Academic camps included the Midwest Yearbook Experience conference, to which Travis Sheets and Mandy Sebree traveled. Mark Ransom also attended an academic conference, Opportunities to Learn About Business. The Cheerleading and Pup-pette squads traveled to camps to improve their performance abilities. The Puppettes returned with a Grand Champion trophy from their final day competition. FSHS coaches sent their athletes to camp to improve their skills and to have the opportunity to work with other athletes from throughout Indiana. Summer ended, but the knowledge, friendships, and fun these students experienced carried on into the 1987-88 school year. 4 SUMMER I) The 7987-88 Puppettt squad posed for a picture after receiving the Grand Champion trophy during the final day of competition of dance and drill camp. 3) Scott Cleveland, Charlie Harris, David Ryan, and Keith Beneftel went to Indiana University to improve their wrestling techniques. 2 2) Varsity Cheerleaders: Jennifer Dahmen, lasrinda R sse, Chris Tegarden, Amanda Ostler, Jeannie Dupler. Crysla Carter, Becky Scheid, and Julie Emswiller take time from practice this summer to pose for a picture in the park. 4 4 ) Spending time on the tennis courts this summer just for fun, wasn 7 enough practice for these tuo seniors. Jeff Herndon and Bob Humphrey increased their playing ability at tennis camp. SUMMER 5 FADS The 1987-88 school year brought about many new styles as well as making use of many of the popular, old styles. The skirts were mini'' as well as long. Depending upon your particular choice of styles, your outfit may have consisted of either a cropped sweater or a long one with a belt. Perhaps you found the baggy, loose look over the tight look of stretch pants. Even the guys followed the fashion scene in their stonewashed attire. Some chose to go with this year’s fashion of boots while others opted to go with last year's fashion of high tops. The ever popular Levi's look maintained its fashion standing in the halls of FSHS. Those not caught up in the fashion scene found themselves caught up in this year’s fads. These fads were as varied as this year's fashions. From skateboarders to video lovers on their Nintendo games, students entertained themselves with these new fads. Some students spent their weekend nights at the movies watching such box office hits as Dirty Dancing, Fatal Attraction, Good Morning Vietnam, or Three Men and a Baby. Whenever their pocket-books or schedules allowed, many students enjoyed attending rock concerts like U2, John Cougar Mellencamp, or Whitesnake. Even if a student was not wrapped up in the fads and fashions of this year, everyone must agree it was so cool’’ to he an FSHS student. FASHIONS 2 1) Relaxed in a casual outfit, Wendy Colder modeled her new outfit from the Limited. 2) Andy Oberhoulser and Amanda Ostler sported the 50 V style in their senior cords. 3) Tanya Weidner and Matt Smith preferred the Pasta and frosted jean look. 4) Jenny Strain posed in her frosted mini skirt and jacket. 6 FADS AND FASHIONS JfJ IN! I Irt'l Mil mi rrn ni m nn 1 I Jim.I i mnm mr fin ■ III M Ilf -'! mi? • i iif I ,illli • r nirrui jiriiiJSi 1111111111 iiiiiiiiii UllllHl � !!!!!!! 4JI r«9 rym t r T1 6) Happy Face: Krista Brown was happy about her Government grade. 7 7) Friendly Faces: Tara Sheets and Jenny Ade were pals at school. 5 I) Freshman Face: Christy Burdick in her swim lacker. 2.) Attentive Faces: Lisa Roustio and Charlie Harris listened to the teacher's instructions. .1) library Face Mike UngftUou looked as if he was studying, hut he was really sleeping. 4 ) Band Faces: Students warmed- up for St. Fair performance. 5) Hot Dog Face: Our mascot during homecoming festivities. FSHS FACES FACES 7 BAND DA Y 2) Drum Major Angie Clark stood at attention on tht starting lint btfort the morning competition. 4) Mr. Blessing marked off the hand students positions at the starting lint. 4 1) During summer hand camp the hand students practiced their marching drills in the parking lot. i) The drummers performed their solo during the opening day parade. 5 ) Band parents showed their support hy putting signs up along highway 28 to wtsh the students Good Luck. 5 d BAND DAY 3 ) LeAnn Martin and Brian Grttnt warmed up their instruments before getting dressed for performance. 3) Air, Blessing waited for the signal to start the performance. 4 2) A group of FSIIS hand students posed while waiting for the results. 4) Kim Borges and Mandy Sebree enjoyed time together while preparing for performance. 2 As the hot August sun rose, the FSHS band students arrived in the practice field at 9 for an 8 hour day of work. These students prepared music and drill that would be performed August 25 at the State Fair Band Day competition, for two weeks of practice. Practice was bearable because the students were bursting with excitement as the day drew closer. On Sunday, August 17, the football stands were filled with people from the community to watch the dress rehearsal. The following Tuesday the band traveled to the State Fair Opening Day Parade where they competed with 6 of the bands they would later meet in the original competition. The band placed fourth. Although tlye results weren't as hoped for, the students had a chance to help overcome their fears and be attentive to the process. When the 25th arrived and the students rolled out of bed, early, for the last time. The FSHS band hall was overflowing with anticipation and excitement of what was to happen. The goal for the year was to make the night show and perform on television. Sweet 16 was the number to reach, and the band did. Rain made the track muddy but didn't dampen spirits. When the afternoon results were announced the band was advanced to the night competition. Again rain fell and the bands had to march through it. In the end. the Dogs finished in a proud position of 15. T! e goal had been reached, friendships made, marching abilities improved, and as always a greater hope for next year was formed by the experience. The band performed to Taurus’' composed by Bob Cotter. Blue Skies composed by Irving Berlin, and arranged by Greg Barker, and Phapsody in Blue composed by George Gershwin, and arranged by Greg Barker. BAND DAY 9 On September 18, 1987 the bell rang ending fourth hour and that's when the fun began. The FSHS student body gathered at the football field for a pep session led by the cheerleaders. The activities for the day included volleyball, soft-ball, a watermelon-eating contest, and a tricycle race. This year the volleyball and softball games were won by the seniors, while freshman Mark Renney won the watermelon-eating contest. The juniors pulled together to win the tug-of-war. Sophomores Matt Smith. Eric Teyema, Andy Nussbaum. and Lance Baker won the tricycle race for the second year. Also during the day was an exhibition of skateboarding and bike riding techniques, and a water balloon toss with winners Matt Smith and Tanya Weidner. That evening more activities were completed with the announcement that the freshmen won the billboard contest with the seniors placing a close second. Then came the crowning of the queen. The 1987 homecoming queen was Sheila Brock who was escorted by Harry Zell. Freshmen attendants were Kara Cost low escorted by Shane Cullen. Sopl?omores were Tricia Sorting escorted by Andy Catron and Tonya Gill escorted by Brian Anglea. Junior representatives were Lor-inda Risse escorted by Brent Salmon and Becky Scheid escorted by Matt Klutzke. The seniors were Krista Brown escorted by Don Young, Kristi Ramos escorted by Bret Myers, Corinna Sorting escorted by Mike Unger, and Chris Te-garden escorted by Mark Ransom. Sheila was crowned by the 1986 queeti, Lisa Low den. Although the game was exciting the Stars won 15 to 8. HOMECOMING I) During th sophomore-senior volleyball gamt senior Marc Shoemaker returns the ball over the net. 10 HOMECOMING 1) Tricycle race champs Andy Nussbaum. Eric Ttytma. Matt Smith, and Lance Baker with their winning Tricycle. 2) The sophomores prepared to start their tug of-war match. 1) Seniors Tony Amich and Denny Joiner rapidly ate their watermelons in an attempt to beat Mark Rtnney. I 5 4) John Kirby goes around the end for a Quarterback keep during the homecoming game against the Stars. 5) Tug-of-war championi Junior clast members C. Howe. K. Benefiel, M Longfellow.J. Bartley, B Salmon. I WhiteingtT,. D. Lawks. T. Beard. H. Ramer. and B. Scheid. HOMECOMING 11 FALL MUSICAL Dick Foster Mary Collins Amanda Ostler Eddie Cowles Trixie Julie Porter Den a Haney Legs Ruby Eric Adams Sarah Prosser Hilda Stephanie Wilson Millie Pam Brackett Mack Bahs Donald Harper .... The 1987 Fall Musical Give My Regards to Broadway, was performed by the Drama and Musical Departments of FSHS on October 20, 21, and 22. The cast of students brought George M. Cohan’s play to life. With a lot of hard practices the musical went together just as the plot did. This musical was a play within. The Director (C. Jones) was struggling to keep his theatre running, while new actors and actresses kept turning to him for a break. One actress, Mary Collins (A. Ostler) brought hope to this man s eyes as he fell in love with her. The director begged Mona Monroe (D. Burlash) to he a part of this particular play so she could pay for the expenses. Mona would not play the part because she wanted bigger crowds and a better theatre. The musical kept the audience laughing as Leggs, (E. Adams) an exmobster, found himself wrapped up in the excitement of the theatre. His girlfriend Trixie (J. Porter) hid him from Mack (R. Glover), a mob hit-man. There in the center of everything he decided to give the director the money to put on his play. A young girl (P. Brackett) is shown how rough life can be while visiting her cousin Betty (D. Haney) who was a chorus girl in the theatre. This combination of innocence, mystery, and determination brought smiles to the audience’s faces each night. 1) During tht play the chorus line practiced their routine. 2) Betty (D Haney) welcomed her cousin .Willie (P Brackett) to the theatre and to New York 3) As Gangsters. Roy Glover and Angie Stidham discuss the possible arrests of a few of their fellow gang members. 12 FALL MUSICAL 1) The camera caught Darla Burlash as she gave her Mona Monroe look. 2) The director (C. Jones) looked on as Mary (A. Ostler) performed a humiliating audition for his theatre. 2 1) Legs (E. Adams) and Trixie (J. Porter) Yankee Doodle Dandies. 2) Legs (E. Adams) dressed up in a theatre costume to hide from the mob. FALL MUSICAL 13 IN TRIBUTE TO LORRIE McPHEARSON I think of COURAGE — the ability to conquer fear or despair. I think of PERSEVERANCE — to persist in spite of difficulties; to hang in there when the odds are stacked against you. I think of a young lady who is the epitome of BRAVERY who refuses to quit. I see a student with an attractive smile, a pleasant personality and a sense of humor. I see a student who genuinely enjoys learning and participating in classroom activities. Her presence in school should be a source of encouragement to us all to gain a proper perspective on life. It should help us to realize that we can conquer our fears or let them conquer us. Lorrie has, in my opinion, conquered her fears and in so doing, has demonstrated to us a meaning of life — to live each day to our fullest ability. Ron Shepherd Senior Social Studies 14 TRIBUTE ALBUM 15 1. K. Ramos B. Myers were always together. 2. The victorious seniors posed after their volleyball game. 3. S. Krivacic Soph. J. Carter walked together between classes. 4. D. Yakovich caught up on the news of the day. 5 5. The officers of the Michael J. Fox Fan Club were J. Rumpza, C. Houze, M. Sebree, A. Arion. 6. L. Campbell C. Tegarden said cheese pizza at Pizza Hut. 7. T. Amich had a confident pose for the camera. 16 Seniors Jay Kirby celebrated the thrill of victory. The Senior class officers were Travis Sheets, Pres.; Chris Te-garden, Vice-Pres.; Cheryl Houze, Treas.; and Angie Arion, Sec. The Senior sponsors were Mr. Shepherd and Mi. Stuart. Heather Swift, Tammy Uhl, and Beth Sharp shared a joke. ■ONUS •ONUS VISITOR Andy Oberhoulser enjoyed independent study during English class. Mr. Milholland escorted Denny Joiner to the firing line of the Pie Throwing Event. Rachel Mondary took a break. Seniors 17 18 Seniors Andrew Lujett Michael John Kenneth Anthony Michael Bradley Jerald Gather Abney Akard Amich Anglea Appleby Angela Marie Arion Hilary Susan Ashmore Pamala Ruth Baber Rebecca Jo Bailey Melissa Yvonne Ballenger Renee Wood sat in Human Anatomy class concentrating on her test. Nicholas Wade Barker Angela Renee Beavens Leanna Lynn Bell Annette L. Amy Lyn Kimberly Margaret Bishop Black Borges Seniors 19 Ronald David Boz worth Michelle Rene Brackett Dan Jennifer Diane Sheila Sue Bragg Bray Brock Krista Renee Brown Scott Franklin Burdick Darla J. Burlash Mark Allen Butler Leslie Ann Campbell Kenneth Dale Carter Charles Earl Angela Renee Chandler Clark Cari Ann Clemens James Frank Click Angela Rene Cobb Brian Franklin Cole Bradley Scott Compton Melissa Jo Conklin Shana Marie Coleman 20 Seniors Anthony Glen Cornell Pauline B. Cortez Leigh Ann Coy Angela Marc Eric Coyle Crick Stephen Alan Kori Lea Ralph Herb Katherine Yvonne Darrin David Cunningham II Curnutt Danner Dean Dick Timothy Nelson Dillingham Sally Ann Dirbas Rana Aylin Dogar Andrew Shawn Donoho Shannon Michelle Dry den Patrick Hunter Michael J. Jeanne Lee Tamara Odell Claes Duncan Dunk Duplcr Ebcrlc Ekstrom Seniors 21 Trade Dana Jo Bryan Keith Julie Lynn Todd Eugene Eldridge Elliott Ellis Emswiller Estes Michelle Ann Evans Travis Eugene Felty Tracy Jena Fitzsimmons Matthew Jason Forsythe Sondra Jo Gallipo Cassandra Kay Wendy Michelle Brian Alan Gerald Golder Greene John E. Sandra Lee Detia Michelle Griffith Hail man Haney Ok, no, not again! Angie Arion and Leslie Campbell were acting crazy on the way home from a volleyball tourney. 22 Seniors Another easy day for the Honor English students. Jeff Warren and Scott Burdick were having a deep conversation!?!? Charles Frederick Harris Daniel James Hart Susann M a urine Hayden Edna J€ffrey Allen Santiago Heller Herndon Herrero Jennifer Kay Hickson Wade Edu ard Hill Kellie Marie Hindsley Alan Leonard Hopkins Cheryl Ann Houze Robert Michael John Robert Madonna Lynette Shane Jay Ross Evan Humphrey Jackson Jacobs Jacoby Johnson Seniors 23 Dennis Lee Craig Daniel Tricia Ann Joiner II Jones Kallner 1 1 P Shannon L. Kennedy Jutta David Lynn Kenneth Edward Shonna Renee Kuhr Large Lautrup Lewis Annette Jolane Lorrie Anne Thomas Paul Karla F. Lytle McPhearson Me Phear son Maish Mark Allen Rachel Elizabeth Jack Steele John Steele Mitchell Mondary Morrison Morrison Jay Andrew Kirby 7 Melinda Rae Lucas Bonita Renee Merritt Bret Eric Myers 24 Seniors Regina Lea Teresa Ann Douglas Wayne Tracey Jean Andrew Lee Nienaber Noonan O'Brien O'Brieti Oberhoulser Teresa Mae Amanda Dawn Brian Dale Melanie Ann Robert James Orem Ostler Perry Pickering Pitman Christopher George Mitchell Scott Brtan Michael Kristine Angela Larry Eugene Plummer Polston Ramer Ramos Randle Mark Andrew Ransom Melissa Jane Ridenour Mishelle Lee Ridenour Randy Wayne Rogers Lisa .Marie Roustio Seniors 25 Lisa Attn Rou den Jennifer Suzanne Rumpza Katherine Ann Sceggell Emily Manda Sebree James Randall Sexton Lori Ann ShaH Elizabeth Jane Sharp Travis Clayton Sheets Tracy Ann Shirar Marc William Shoemaker Cindy Lynne Smith David A. Smith Lorie Ann Smith 26 Seniors Brooke Alan Snyder Corinna Kay Sorting Lori Lynn Spaulding Mark Alan Strange Martin Studer Heather Mae Swift Jason Scott Tarkington Krista Brown gave final instructions to her senior classmates. Jennifer L. Taylor Christina Kay Tegar den Tracy Dawn Toney Tamara Sue Uhl Stephanie Rochelle Uhls Michael Andrew Unger Jennifer Ann Ver trees Michael Joe Vesco Jeffrey Ellis Warren Seniors 27 Davit Joseph Weber Jennifer Lynn Wehr Brian Earl Werner Julie Catherine Wheatley Jeremy L. Wheeler Janna Alane Willaman Jordy Anderson celebrated passing one of Shep's monster tests. Christopher Todd Winchester Peggy Ly™ Wolf Sonja Renee Wood Brian Yakovich Donna Jean Yakovich Donald Wayne Young Jeffrey Colin Zeh Harry Joe Zell Amy Michelle Burkhalter Cristina May Ham 28 Seniors w Foreign |f!xcha e Students My name is Claes Ekstrom and I'm from Sweden. My American parents are Russ and Sue Kaspar. It's hard to conclude my impression of the United States because I've spent almost all of my time in Frankfort. I think Frankfort is a nice town, but it is a little bit small and there are not so many things for teenagers i to do. In Sweden I practice Tai-Mui, which is a form of Kung-Fu. I usually spend a lot of my summer vacation scuba diving. I also play the alto saxophone. Here I'm on the swimming team and I'll probably be on the track team. Right now, in Sweden, we have a so- Well, I’m seventeen years old, about six feet tall. I like to do friends, I like to talk but sometimes I'm a little bit shy. I come from Madrid, Spain. I’m staying with the Jaspers Bill and Marcia and one of their daughters, Jennifer. My country is smaller than here, a little bit hotter in winter. I’m having a great time here, knowing new people and making new friends. In Spain I did a lot of sports, but here athletes are better than in Spain. A few cialist democratic party ruling the country. There are 8 million people in Sweden, which is very long and narrow. Stockholm is the biggest city with a population of 1.5 million people. Most of my country’s population lives in the I am also a scuba diver, and I usually spend a lot of my summer vacation scuba diving. South, because most of our mountains and snow are in the North. I live in Vas-teras, which has 130,000 people and is situated 150 miles from Stockholm. years ago I was in the chorus of the school, but not anymore, and in the basketball team. I'm joining the Spanish club, I'll try ' In Spain I did a lot of sports, but here athletes are better than in Spain.” for Intramural Basketball and in Spring I'll try for golf (if I remember how to play.) Santiago Seniors 29 My name is Jutta Kuhr. I'm 16 years old and I am an exchange student for West-Germany, Papenburg. Papenburg has a population of 30,000 people. I grew up in a very large family, three sisters and three brothers. I am the oldest kid from The American school system is different between you and us.” my twin and my other sisters and brothers. My town is in the north of Germany, near Bremerhafen and Hamburg. I stay with the Averys, Rick and Glenda are my parents and Stacey is my sister. I want to say that I am very happy and I am Fred Assis Martins from Montes Claros, Brazil. My family is the Martins. I In Brazil, I play soccer, kayak-ing, and I love motorcycles.” have two brothers, one at Ball State named Chuck, and one here named Hi, my name is Martin Studer and I'm from Switzerland. I was a member of the Frankfort Football team. I never played any Football before in my life since we T never played any football before in my life since we always play soccer ...” always play Soccer and a different kind of handball. I was a white water kayaker and a skier before I came to flat Indiana. Here, I'm staying with the Smith family. thankful that I could stay and live with Rick, Glenda and Stacey. The American school system is different between you and us. We have, for example, more subjects, go 6 days to school, no school sport teams, etc. What I really like here, is that every school has their own Football team, etc. and everybody, who is qualified can be active in it. I like the different clubs, too and I am in the Z-club. In Germany I was active in my church, in the school, different clubs, but always you must find the time to do all the things that was sometimes difficult. Troy, a freshman. I like very much the people of America and Frankfort. The high school is nice, I like my friends here. I don’t practice any sport here because the sport I like soccer, you don’t have here in high school. In Brazil,11 play soccer, kayaking, and I love motorcycles. I have a Cagiva. Ron and Sandy with Scott, Chase and Marc, their sons. I don’t like to compare Switzerland with the USA because I was used to the Swiss life and besides that, Switzerland is my nation. But I liked the states long before I got here. My opinion hasn't changed only it’s points. I like America especially the people, who are very friendly and kind. A part of this certainly is my family's and friends' fault because I will try to come back to this beautiful country. Jutta Martin 32 Seniors aaAaa ANDREW LAFETT ABNEY: Track 2-4, Big Broadcast 2-4; Fall Musical 3 4 MICHAEL JOHN AKARD: Football 3; Key Club 3 4; Intramurals 3-4 KENNETH ANTHONY AMICH: Football 2-4; F Club 2-4; Big Broadcast 2-4; Light Crew 3-4; Fall Musical 4; Golf 2-4 ERNEST S. ANDERSON GEORGE JORDAN ANDERSON: French Club 1-4; Student Council 1.4; Key Club 3-4; Big Broadcast 3-4; RTV 2-4; Graphic Arts 1; Light Crew 3 MICHAEL BRADLEY ANGLEA: Football 2-3; Wrestling 3; Key Club 3-4; Big Broadcast 2; Spanish Club 1-2; Model U.N. 4 JERALD CATHER APPLEBY: Basketball 1-4; FTA 4; Student Council 1-2; Football 1; F Club 4 ANGELA MARIE ARION: Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Big Broadcast 3-4; F Club 1-4; Z Club 3-4; French Club 1-2; National Honor Society 3-4; Drama Club 2-4; FTA 4, Pres.; Student Council 3-4, Sec. 4; Junior Class President; Senior Class Secretary HILARY SUSAN ASHMORE: Z Club 3-4; Orchestra 1-4; French Club 4 bbBbb PAMALA RUTH BABER: HERO 4 REBECCA JO BAILEY NICHOLAS WADE BARKER ANGELA RL.NLL BLAVLNS BRANT BELCHER LEANNA LYNN BELL: ROTC 1; Choir 1,4; RTV 2 MATTHEW GRANT BEVER ANNETTE L. BISHOP: Pep Club 1-2, Spirit Captain 1-2; Spanish Club 1-2; Orchestra 1-4; Tennis 2-4; Pit Band 3; FTA 4; Prom Committee; Cadet Teacher AMY LYNN BLACK KIMBERLY MARGARET BORGES: Tennis 1-4; Puppettes 3-4; Co-captain 4; Big Broadcast 2 4, Hostess 4; Cheerleader 1; Z Club 2-4; Drama Club 1-2; Senior Play 4, Student Council 3; French Club 4; Prom Committee; Cauldron 4; Pep Club 1 RONALD DAVID BOZWORTH MICHELLE RENE BRACKETT DANIEL IRVING BRAGG JENNIFER DIANE BRAY: Span- ish Club 1; OEA 2-4; COE 4 SHEILA SUE BROCK KRISTA RENEE BROWN: Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Cauldron 4; French Club 1-2; Pep Club 1; Drama Club 2-3; Student Council 1-4; Band 1; F Club 2-4; Big Broadcast 2,4; Basketball Homecoming Queen 4; Football Homecoming Court 4; Prom Committee SCOTT FRANKLIN BURDICK: Swimming 1-4; Key Club 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4, Pres. 4; FCA 2-4, V-Pres.. 3; French Club 2-4; Prom Committee; F Club 2-4 AMY MICHELLE BURK-HALTER: Track 2; Big Broadcast 1,2,4; FTA 4, See.; Spanish Club 1-3; Pep Club 1-2; Cadet Teacher 4; FHA 1; Prom Committee; Stage Crew 1; Choir 2-3; Band 1 DARLA JEAN BURLASH: Big Broadcast 1-4; Senior Play; Musical 2-4; Drama Club 1,4; Ff Club 4. vice-president; Pep Club 4; Pep Band 4; Swing Choir 4; Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Seminars 2-3; Band 1-4, Solo Ensemble Contest 1-4 MARK ALLEN BUTLER: Senior Play 3-4; Big Broadcast 1-4; Concessions 1-4; Musical 1-3; Key Club 1-4; Band 1-3 ccCcc LESLIE ANN CAMPBELL: Vol-leyball 1-4; Z Club 2-4, board member 3; Big Broadcast 3-4; Band 1; French Club 1-2; Pep Club 1,4; Student Council 1-2; Basketball 1-3; Tennis 2; Track 4; F Club 3-4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play; Flousing Committee KENNETH DALE CARTER CHARLES EARL CHANDLER KATHY ANN CHRISWELL ANGELA RENEE CLARK: Hoo-sier Girl's State 3; Fall Musical 3-4; Big Broadcast 3 4, student director 4; French Club 2; Z Club 2-4; F Club 4; Jazz Band 3-4; Band 1-4, vice-president 3, president drum major 4; Prom Committee 3; Solo Ensemble 1-4; Pep Band 4; Orchestra 2-4 CARI ANN CLEMENS: Track 1-2; FHA 1-2, vice-president 2; Cosmology; Senior Play; Big Broadcast JAMES FRANK CLICK: Drill Team 1; UN 4 ANGELA RENE COBB: Choir 1-3; OEA 2-4; COE; FHA 1-2; Spanish Club 1-3 BRIAN FRANKLIN COLE: Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 4; ROTC 1-4; Basketball 1; Intramurals 3-4 SHANA MARIE COLEMAN: Mgr. Volleyball 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Mgr. Track 2; Big Broadcast 2-4; Senior Play; Choir 1-4; Drama Club 4; F Club 2-3 BRADLEY SCOTT COMPTON: Baseball 1-4; Football 2-3; Basketball 1; F Club 2-4 MELISSA JO CONKLIN ANTHONY GLEN CORNELL PAULINE B. CORTEZ: OEA 2-3; Student Council 2; Spanish Club LEIGH ANN COY ANGELA MARIE COYLE: COE 1-4; SADD 2 SCOTT EMERY CRUTCHFIELD STEPHEN ALAN CUNNINGHAM II: Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1; Student Council 1-2; FTA 4; Freshman Class Vice-President KORI LEA CURNUTT: Pep Club 1,4; French Club 4; Swimming 2; Prom Committee 3; F Club 2 ddDdd RALPH HERBERT DANNER III: Basketball 1; Baseball 1,3-4; Football 1-4; F Club 3-4 ERIC ANTHONY DAVID KATHERINE YVONNE DEAN: Track 2-4; Spanish Club 1-2; OEA 2; Cosmology 4 DARRIN DAVID DICK Tennis 3-4; Big Broadcast 1; Key Club 3; F Club 3; Baseball 1; Intramurals 4; Track 4 CARL LESTER DICKENSON DIANNA LYNN DIETERLE TIMOTHY NELSON DILLINGHAM: Basketball 1; Intra-murals 3-4; RTV 2-4; Quiz Bowl 4; Big Broadcast 4 SALLY ANN DIRBAS: Swimming 1; Spanish Club 1-2; French Club 3; OEA 3-4; COE 4 RANA AYLIN DOGAR Pup-pettes 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Big Broadcast 3-4; Z Club 2-4, board member; French Club 1-3; Orchestra 1-4; Concert Mistress 3-4; Fall Musical 3; Girls' State 3; F Club 4; Dan Burton Leadership Conference 3; Solo Ensemble Contest 1-4 ANDREW SHAWN DONOHO: Basketball 1; Building Trades 3-4; Intramurals 3 4 SHANNON MICHELLE DRY-DEN PATRICK HUNTER DUNCAN MICHAEL JAMES DUNK: Intra-murals 3 4; RTV 2-4; Fall Musical 4; Mock UN 4 JEANNE LEE DUPLER: Tennis 1-4; Golf 1-4; Cheerleading 1-4; Big Broadcast 2-4; French Club 1-2; Drama Club 1; FCA 2-4; Public Relations 3. president 4; F Club 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Prom Committee; Senior Play EEEEE TAMARA ODELL EBERLE: Student Council 3; Z Club 3-4; French Club 4; Exploratory Teacher 4; Prom Committee; FTA 4 CLAES EKSTROM. Swimming 4; Pep Club 4; Band 4; Track 4 TRACIE ELDRIDGE DANA JO ELLIOTT BRYAN KEITH ELLIS GINA MARISA EMERY: Tennis 1- 4; F Club 2-4; Cheerleading 1-2; Puppettes 3-4; French Club 1-2; Student Council 1-3; Z Club 3-4; Fall Musical 3 4; Prom Committee: Band 1; Senior Play; Big BiOadcast 2- 4; Pep Club 1-4, spirit captain 1-2, secretary 4; High Life 4; FCA 2-4 JULIE LYNN EMSWILLER: Cheerleader 2-4; Z Club 2-4, service chairman 3; National Honor society 3- 4; Pep Club 2-4; Student Council 2-3; Big Broadcast 1-4; French Club 1-3; Swing Choir 2-3; FCA 3-4; Tennis 2; Cauldron 4: Prom Committee; Jr. Miss; Drama Club 3 . Musical 2; Senior Play 4 TODD EUGENE ESTES MICHELLE ANN EVANS: Tennis 1; Swimming 1-2; Big Broadcast 2; Senior Play; Flag Corps 4; Band 1; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1-4 ffFff TRAVIS EUGENE FELTY: Basketball 1; Swimming 2; Spanish Club 2; Swimming 3-4; F Club 4 TRACY JENA FITZSIMMONS: FHA 1-2, Treasurer 1-2; Hero 4, secretary 4; Spanish Club 1-2 JOHN FORMAN MATTHEW JASON FORSYTHE: Baseball 3; Choir 1-3; Big Broadcast 1,3 ggGgg SONDRA JO GALLIPO: Golf 1-4; OEA 2-4; F Club 2-4 CASSANDRA KAY GERALD WENDY MICHELLE GOLDER: Seniors 33 Track 1-2; Cross Country 1-2; Pep Club 1,4; Tennis 4; Drama Club 1-3, Vice-President 3; F Club 1-2; Pup-pettes 4; Musical 4; Student Council 1- 3; Prom Committee BRIAN ALAN GREENE: Basketball 1; Baseball 1-2; Big Broadcast 2- 4; Fall Musical 3-4; Band 1-4 JOHN E. GRIFFITH: Football 1,3-4 hhHhh SANDRA LEE HAILMAN CRISTINA MAY HAM DENA MICHELLE HANEY: Pep Club 1; Fall Musical 2-4; Big Broadcast 2-4; Senior Play; National Honor Society CHARLES FREDERICK HAR-RIS: Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; F Club 2-4; Cauldron 4 DANIEL JAMES HART: Football 3 4 JEFFREY ALLEN HERNDON: Tennis 1-4; Baseball 1-3; Track 3-4; Spanish Club 3-4, Pres. 4; French Club, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3-4. Treas. 4; High Life 3-4, Co-Editor 4; Key Club 2-4; F Club 3-4; Boys State 3; Lugar Symposium 3; Model U.N. 4; Orchestra 1-2; Quill Scroll Society 4; FCA 3-4 SANTIAGO HERRERO JENNIFER KAY HICKSON WADE EDWARD HILL: Tennis 1-2,4; French Club 2-4 KELLIE MARIE HINDSLEY ALAN LEONARD HOPKINS: Golf 1-2; Band 1-2; RTV 2-4; Football 2; Big Broadcast 2; Pit Band 2 TODD ALLEN HOSKINS CHERYL ANN HOUZE: Student Council 1-4, Perfect Council 4; French Club 1-2; Pep Club; Z Club 3- 4; Drama Club 2-4; Band 1-2; Big Broadcast 3-4; Fall Musical 3; Prom Committee; Track 3-4; Junior Senior Class Treasurer ROBERT MICHAEL HUMPHREY: Tennis 1-4; Golf 1-4; French Club 3-4, President 3; Diving 2; Cauldron 4; F Club 2-4 jjJjj JOHN ROBERT JACKSON: Swimming 1-4; FCA 1-2.4; F Club 2-4; French Club 4; Big Broadcast 4; Prom Committee MADONNA LYNETTE JACOBS: Student Council 1-3; Pup-pettes 3 4; Big Broadcast 3-4; Jr. Miss. French CluK i.?- 7. Club 2-4: Prom Committee; Tennis 3; Pep Club 1 SHANE JAY JACOBY: Track 1-4 ROSS EVAN JOHNSON: Band 1-4; Key Club 2-4; FCA 3; Cross Country 3; Pit Band 2-4; Stage Band; F§ Club 4; French Club 2-4; Jaz2 Band 3-4; Boys’ State (Alternate) DENNIS LEEJOINER II: Football 1-4; F Club 2-4; Vice President 4; French 1-2; Student Council 1-4; Pep Club 3-4; Intramurals 3-4; Big Broadcast 3-4; High Life 3-4 CRAIG DANIEL JONES kkKkk TRICIA ANN KALLNER: French Club 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; Orchestra 1-4 ; FT A 4 JAY ANDREW KIRBY: Football 1- 4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1; Key Club 1-4; F Club 1-4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 1,3-4, Perfect Council 4; Prom Committee; Band 1-2 JOHN STEVEN KRIVACIC: Track 1; Musical 2-4; Big Broadcast 2- 4, Student Director 4; F Club 4; Senior Play; Pep Band 2-4 JUTTA AGNES KUHR: Z Club 4; Senior Play; Foreign Exchange Student llLll SUSAN JANE LAIRD: Spanish Club 1-4; Big Broadcast 3-4; Fall Musical 3-4; FTA 4; Cadet Teaching 4; Senior Play; F§ Club 4; Band 1-4; Concert Choir 3-4; Pep Band 4 DAVID LYNN LARGE: Cross Country 1-4; Track 1-4; Wrestling 2; Swimming 4; F Club 1-4; French Club 3 KENNETH EDWARD LAU-TRUP: Baseball 4 LARRY JOE LAWSON SHONNA RENEE LEWIS: Pep Club 1-4; Concert Choir 2-4; Choir 1; FHA 1 MELINDA RAE LUCAS: Band 1-4; Choir 2; FHA 1; Sweetheart Dance Queen s Court 1; Pep Club 1-2; Puppettes 3-4; F Club 4; Big Broadcast 2-4 ANNETTE JOLANE LYTLE MMMMM KARLA FRANCINE MAISH: Basketball 1-3; OEA 3-4, Treasurer- Historian 4; COE 4; Prom Committee; Student Council 1-3; Cauldron 4 FREDRICO ASSIS MARTINS LORRIE ANNE McPHEARSON: Spanish Club 1-2; Pep Club 1-4, President 4; Cauldron 3-4; FHA 1-2; Prom Committee BONITA RENEE MERRITT MARK ALLEN MITCHELL: Cross Country 1-2; Basketball 1; Baseball 2-3; Band 1-4; Big Broadcast 1-4; F§ Club 4; Fall Musical 4 RACHEL ELIZABETH MON-DARY: Drama Club 1-4; Pep Club 1-2; French Club 1-2; Big Broadway 1-4; Musical 3 JACK STEELE MORRISON JOHN STEELE MORRISON: Football 1-4; Key Club 1-4; F Club 3-4; Big Broadcast 2-4, Golf 1, Intramurals 3-4 TAMMI JO MOUNTS: Student Council 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2; Track 2-4; Prom Committee; Big Broadcast 2 BRET ERIC MYERS: Basketball 1-4; Key Club 1-2; Student Council 1-4; F Club 2-4; Prom Committee, Big Broadcast 4; Senior Play nnNnn REGINA LEA NIENABER BRIAN RAYMOND NOOJIN: Wrestling 1-2; Baseball 3; Football 1,4 TERESA ANN NOONAN: Cheerleader 1-2; Puppettes 3-4; Golf 2; Tennis 1-4; Soph. Class secretary; Student Council 3; Drama Club 1-4; Big Broadcast 2-4; Senior Play; F Club 3-4; Pep Club 1-4; Prom Committee ooOoo DOUGLAS WAYNE OBRIEN: Baseball 1-2,4; Spanish Club 1; Intramurals 3-4 TRACEY JEAN O BRIEN ANDREW LEE OBERHOULSER TERESA MAE OREM: OEA 2; Choir 1; Senior Play AMANDA DAWN OSTLER: Cheerleader 1-4, Captain; Golf 1-4; Tennis 1-2; National Honor Society 3-4; Drama Club 1-4, Pres. 3-4; F Club 3-4; Z Club 2-4, V-Pres; Pep Club 1-4; French Club 1-2; FCA 2-4, Sec. 3; Student Council 1-3; Perfect Council 2; Prom Committee; FTA 4; Cadet Teaching 4; Band 1; Big Broadcast 2-4; Fall Musical 2-4; Senior Play; Track Queen's Court 1; Basketball Homecoming Court 4 PPPPP BRIAN DALE PERRY MELANIE ANN PICKERING: Big Broadcast 1-4; Pep Band 2-3; Jazz Band 3-4; Marching Band 2-3 ROBERT JAMES PITMAN CHRISTOPHER GEORGE PLUMMER Cross Country 2-4; Golf 1-4; F Club 2-4; French Club 1-4 MITCHELL SCOTT POLSTON: Big Broadcast 1; Football 2; Spanish Club 1-2 rrRrr BRIAN MICHAEL RAMER: Football 1-4; F Club 2-4; FTA 4; Spanish Club 1-2; Prom Committee KRISTINE ANGELA RAMOS: Football 1-4; F Club 2-4; FTA 4; Spanish Club 1-2; Prom Committee KRISTINE ANGELA RAMOS: Spanish Club 1-2; Fall Musical 3; Tennis 1-4; Swimming 2; Pep Club 1.4; Student Council 1-4; Perfect Council 1; Homecoming Queen s Court 4; FTA 4, V-Pres; Puppettes 3-4; Band 1; Senior Play; Big Broadcast 3-4; Prom Committee LARRY EUGENE RANDLE MARK ANDREW RANSOM: Tennis 1-4; Swimming 1-4, State Finalist 3-4; F Club 1-4, Pres. 3; Key CLub 1-4, Pres. 4; Student Council 1-4, Pres. 4; French Club 3; Big Broadcast 3-4; FCA; Hoosier Boys State NORA RESENDEZ MELISSA JANE RIDENOUR: Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1-2; OEA 3-4; Band 1; COE 4 MISCHELLE LEE RIDENOUR: Tennis 1-4; OEA 3-4; COE 4; Pep Club 1; Swimming I RANDY WAYNE ROGERS: FTA 4; Cadet Teacher 4; Spanish Club 3 LISA MARIE ROUSTIO: FCA 2-4; Tennis 1-4; Drama Club 3-4; Student Council 1-4; Perfect Council 1-4; Swing Choir 3; Big Broadcast 1-4; Senior Play; Jr. Miss; Pep Club 1,4; Prom Committee; Basketball Homecoming Court 4; Football Homecoming Court 1, Spanish Club 1-2; Cauldron 4, Organizations Editor, Quiz Bowl LISA ANN ROWDEN: National Honor Society 4 JENNIFER SUZANNE RUMPZA: Track 2-3; Z Club 2-4, Sec. 3; Drama Club 2-4; F Club 2-4; Big Broadcast 3-4; Senior Play; Musical 3; National Honor Society 3-4 ssSss KATHERINE ANN SCEGGELL: French Club 1-2; FHA 1; Pep Club 1-2; Orchestra 2-3; Stage Crew 2; Pit Band 3; Prom Committee; Big Broadcast 4 EMILY MANDA SEBREE: Z Club 3-4; Cauldron 3-4, Opening Editor; Drama Club 2-3; Fall Musical 3-4; Puppettes 3-4, Co-Captain 4; Band Sec. Treas. 3; Pep Club 1,4; Tennis 3 JAMES RANDALL SEXTON: Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 1-2; Big Broadcast 3-4; Band V-Pres. 4; Student Council 1-3 LORI ANN SHAFF: Swimming 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; Pep Band 1-2; Band 1-2; Quiz Bowl 4 ELIZABETH JANE SHARP: Volleyball 1-4, Co-captain; Z Club 2-4, Pres. 4; F Club 2-4; French Club 1-2, National Honor Society 3-4; Student Council 2; Prom Committee; Big Broadcast 2,4; Fall Musical 4; Senior Play; Band 1-2; Junior Miss; Pep Club 1-2; Lugar Symposium 3; Cauldron 4, Album Editor TRAVIS CLAYTON SHEETS: Senior Class President 4, Perfect Council 4; Big Broadcast 4, Master of Ceremonies; Cauldron 3-4, Photography Editor 4; Spanish Club 1; Senior Play TRACY ANN SHIRAR: Choir 3; French Club 3; Pep Club 3; OEA 3; COE 4 MARC WILLIAM SHOEMAKER: Football 2-3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4; Big Broadcast 1; F Club 4. Sec.; French Club 4; Prom Committee; Intramural Basketball 3-4 TODD ALEN SHOEMAKER TAMMY RAY (RENNER) SILER CINDY LYNNE SMITH DAVID A. SMITH LORIE ANN SMITH ANTHONY DEAN SNYDER: Basketball 1-2; F Club 2-4; GOLF 1-4; Baseball 4 BROOKE ALAN SNYDER: Golf 1-4; Tennis 2; Football 3-4; Basketball 1-2; F Club 2-4; French Club 1-4; National Honor Society CORINNA KAY SORLING: Z Club 2-4; Student Council 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Golf 3; Homecoming Court 2,4; Track Homecoming Court 3; Basketball Homecoming Court 4; Spanish Club 1-2; Orchestra 1-2 LORI LYNN SPAULDING: Choir 1-4; Pep Club 1 MARK ALAN STRANGE MARTIN STUDER: Foreign Exchange Student; Track 4; Football 4; F Club 4 HEATHER MAE SWIFT: Basketball 1-4, Captain 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; F Club 2-4; Senior Play ttTtt JASON SCOTT TARKINGTON JENNIFER LYNN TAYLOR: Orchestra 1-4; Big Broadcast 1-4; FCA 1- 2,4; Spanish Club 1-2,4, Sec. 2; Pep Club 1,2; Puppettes 3; Office Aide 4; Senior Play CHRISTINA KAY TEGARDEN: Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-2; Cheerleading 3-4; Z Club 2- 4, Sec. 3-4; Student Council 1-4, Pari. 3; Perfect Council 1; French Club 2-3; I'CA 3; Pep Club 1,3-4; F Club 2-4, Senior Play; Class V-Pres. 2-4; Bat Girl 4; Big Broadcast 2-4; Model U.N.; Homecoming Queen's Court 1-4 CHRISTINA LOUISE THURMAN TRACY DAWN TONEY: Basketball 3 uuUuu TAMARA SUE UHL: Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; F Club 3-4; OEA 3-4; FCA 3-4; Big Broadcast 4; Band 1-2; Senior Play STEPHANIE ROCHELLE UHLS MICHAEL ANDREW UNGER: Basketball 1-4; Golf 1-4; Tennis 1-2; Key Club 1-3; F Club 1-4; Student Council 1-3; F Club 1-4; Student Council 1-3; Class President 1; Perfect Council 1; FCA 2-3; National Honor Society 3-4 vvVvv JENNIFER ANN VERTREES: Spanish Club 1; National Honor Society 3-4; Tennis 1-4; Volleyball 1; FCA 4; Z Club 2-3 MICHAEL JOE VESCO wwWww JEFFREY ELLIS WARREN: Golf 1-4; Key Club 1-2; French Club 1-3, Tres. 3; Big Broadcast Walk Ons 3-4; RTV, Broadcasting Games 2-4; F Club 1-4; Prom Committee; National Honor Society 3-4 JAY J. WATSON DAVID JOSEPH WEBER: Cross Country 2-4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Spanish Club 1; F Club 2-4; Intramurals 3-4; Model U.N.; Prom Committee JENNIFER LYNN WEIIR: Tennis 1- 3; Golf 1-4; Swimming 2; Z Club 2- 4; Band 1-2; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1,4; FCA 3-4; High Life 4; Cauldron 4; F Club 3-4; Prom Committee BRIAN EARL WERNER: Big Broadcast 2,3; Track 3-4; Cross Country 4; F CLub 4 JULIE CATHERINE WHEAT-LEY: Basketball 1,3; Z Club 2-4; Student Council 1-2,4; French Club 4; Cadet Teacher; Model U.N.; Prom Committeeal JEREMY L. WHEELER: Cross Country 1-4; Track 1-4; F Club 1-4; French Club 3- 4; Model U.N. JANNA ALANE WILLAMAN: Swim Team Mgr. 1-2; Spanish Club 1; F Club 2; Basketball 1 PHILLIP TODD WILLIAMS CHRISTOPHER TODD WINCHESTER PEGGY LYNN WOLF SONJA RENEE’ WOOD: Class President 2; Z Club 2-4; Big Broadcast 1-4; Pep CLub 1,2,4, Spirit Captain 1-2; Track Mgr. 1-2; F Club 3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Orchestra 1-4; FTA 4; Student Council 1-2,4; Prom Committee JOHN VICTOR WORTH: Basketball 1 yyYyy BRIAN YAKOVICH DONNA JEAN YAKOVICH DONALD WAYNE YOUNG: Basketball 1-4; Football 3; Key Club 1-4; Student Council 1-3; F Club 2-4; Prom Committee; Cadet Teacher zzZzz JEFFREY COLIN ZEH: Swimming 1-4; Football 3-4; Golf 1-2; Key Club 1-4; F Club 1-4; Drama Club 3-4; Pep Club 4; Class Treas. 1; Student Council 1; Prom Committee; Orchestra 1 HARRY JOE ZELL: F Club 2; Spanish Club 1, Basketball 1-4; Football 2-3 Senior Chris Tcgarden read a poem that summed up the feelings of many during Senior Honors Day. JJ. Adams Kelly Ade Lori Arion Ray Baker Kim Ballard Dawn Bannon Donna Barker Josh Bartley Brook Beard Tricia Beard Keith Benefiel Angie Birge Donna Blackburn Stacey Boggess Shanon Campbell Lori Carlson Rob Carnahan Crysta Carter Gary Chamberlain Ann Christy Eric Clark John Clark Donovan Scott Cleveland Lisa Clinger Joe Clyde Dale Cobbs Tom Coleman Clendenning 38 Juniors Most Frankfort students wait until their junior or senior year before applying for jobs, even though they are young, ambitious students who are eager for the working world. The main reason for waiting to work is because of transportation. Most students are not eligible to receive a license at least until their junior year. Spending money, work experience, and money for the future are the main reasons why students have jobs. Lory Jones quoted, I enjoy working at McDonald s because of the people whom I work with. I work almost everyday after school and on the weekends.” Eric Emery Tammy Emery Richard Everman Missy Fcathcrstonc Jeremy Floyd Rhonda Frady Jason Freeman Kelli Galvin Chris Gandy Matt Gill Roy Glover Chris Gonzales Flint Gonzalez Heidi Gregory Sonya Griffith Lori Guyer Andy Hackerd Kim Hall Rhonda Hall Mike Harmon Tricia Harrison Juniors 39 Jenny Hensley John Hensley Tom Herndon Juanetta Huffcr Lory Jones Rusty Jones Rich Kelly Scoot King Sherry Kinsler John Kirby Matt Klutzke Jon Laird Carol Lappin Jeff Lappin Lana Lashbrook Craig Lawson Jeff Little Mikel Longfellow Deanna Loucks Bill Lowden Michael Lowhorn Ron Malone Jennifer Marlcy Jon Marsh Jason Martin Lc Ann Martin Michelle McCollum Scott McQueen Jeff Meyer Curt Miller Jim Miller Amy Mohler Jon Morrison Troy Mosson Ricky Mudd Scott Mullins Bart Myers Angie Norwick Brett Ostler Jeff Ostler Cathy Painter Troy Peterson 40 Juniors Crysta Carter stated, I can remember last year walking to the bus stop, sometimes being late, and sometimes totally missing it. Having a car is great — there is no certain times that you have to leave. A lot of upperclassmen these days are driving. If a pair of wheels are not available though, a lot of students rely on boyfriends or close friends or even the school bus. For those who avoid the buses, a popular way to get to and from school is upperclassmen, brothers or sisters, or parents. There are other various ways, such as skate boards, bikes, and mopeds. Betsy Pitzer Kim Pletch Jill Fluhar Julie Forter Jim Rallas Heidi Ramer Robert Randle Jill Reagan Rick Redmon Gary Reidenbach Mark Reynolds Kelli Rigdon Lorinda Risse John Roberts Junior Roberts Doug Roller Rodney Ross Gordon Royer David Ryan Brent Salmon Becky Scheid Shelia Seward Rudy Salinas Kim Shuler Trish Siller Angie Smith Britt Smith Brent Snyder Larry Snyder Trisha Spray Juniors 4l Joe Stewart Kathy Stewart Angie Stidham Amber Stiller Mark Thornton Brett Todd David Toney Shawn Toney Tom Toney Cindy Turner Doug Uhls Corby Unroe Anne Warren Ida Whitinger Joe Williams 1 Philip Wilson Missy Wiseman Nancie Woods Jenny Zink 1 1. New hair do? Lorinda Risse dressed for Halloween fun. 2. Cortez lives! Lori Carlson, Kelly Galvin, and Lori Adams typed letter by letter and in rhythm. 3. Lorinda Risse, junior class representative for the 1987 Football Homecoming, was escorted by Brent Salmon. 4. 'Haven't we met somewhere before? David Ryan used an old approach to ask for a date. 42 Juniors 5. Larry Snyder answered questions about a computer program. 6. During 1987 Football Homecoming, junior class representative Becky Scheid was escorted by Matt Klutzke. 7. The Junior Class officers were standing: Missy Wiseman, Treasurer; Mandy Coomer, President; seated: Jennifer Dahmen, Secretary; Gary Reinenbach, Vice-President with sponsors Mr. Milligan and Mrs. Meyer. 10 8. Kelli Rigdon made a quick phone call during class. 9. Cathy Painter and Gary Reidenbach were hard at work during Honors U.S. History. 10. Lana Lashbrook and Crysta Carter posed with the Hot Dog Mascor. Juniors 43 1. For the last basketball games of the season, the juniors demanded a Hot Dog Victory. 2. Rich Kelly and Matt Klutzke shared a laugh during free time in speech class. 3. Where do I start? ' asked Roy Glover before the Watermelon Eating Contest started during Football Homecoming Festivities. 4 4. Junior Ryan Shackleford and Senior Dan Hart waited in the commons area before First period. 5. This is where I live, announced Lori Arion. 6. Chin up, shoulders back, heels together are the instructions given to puppette Kelly Ade. 5 44 Juniors 7. Junior Class tug-of-War was awarded first place during the Football Homecoming activities. 8. Trisha Spray and Trish Siller showed their enthusiasm during the Football Pep Rally. 9. Juniors Rich Kelly and John Kirby received encouragement from Senior Jay Kirby during a home Football game. 12 10. Jennifer Dahmen and Becky Scheid stand with I.U. basketball player Todd Meier. 11. Tricia Harrison and Michelle Coomer eagerly awaited for their first class of the day. 12. Junior Rich Redmon and Freshman Andy Featherstone were uninterested in getting their picture taken. 10 11 Juniors 45 Richard Abbott Joe Abston Eric Adams Brian Anglea Eric Austin Stacey Avery Lance Baker Chris Bartley Mike Bayless Greg Black Kim Bluck Jennifer Boyd Pam Brackett Amy Bridgman Matt Brock Lisha Burton Gus Butz Holly Camp Julie Carter Todd Castle Andy Catron Eric Chan Tonya Chandler Mike Cleaver Jack Clemens Jim Clinger Brad Clinton Allen Cole Kim Cornett Denver Cox Kim Cox Kyle Crow Chris Culross Pete Curnutt Sean Darnell 46 Sophomores At Frankfort and at other schools, some people invest a lot of time in their school work, some just slide by, and others do not care if they pass or fail. For those who work for their grades, their rewards will be great. Some of the rewards are being accepted to college, being able to apply for scholarships, preparing for college and obtaining jobs. For the other people, their laziness will hurt them in the end. Mike Davidson Craig Davis Chip Douglas Jeff Druley Joe Duckworth Jade East Todd Eimen Amy Eldridge Rusty Ely Eric Estes Troy Felty Jim Flaugher Cory Gibbons Tonya Gill Gary Gonzales Kent Good Jerry Graves Claudia Guajardo Gael Guenther Amy Harmon Jennifer Hailing Kim Hiland Carrie Howe Jim Howe Staci Hudspith Tom Humphrey Dana Irons Mike Jackson Sophomores 47 Heather Knuckles Tim Kreisher Roger Kressley Scott Laflen Wendy Large Jason Layton Jay LeBlanc Allissia Leitzman Michelle Lewis Laura Ludlow Sherry Mandrell Andy Marshall Michael McCollum Greg Meyer Jennifer Michael Doug Miller Tammy Moore Walter Moore Elizabeth Rudd Chris Moudy Rodney Mounts Kim Myers Joe Neal Brandon Nern Eddie Norwick Andy Nussbaum Theresa Oaks Amy Perkins Jeff Peterson Rusty Phillips Cindi Pitman Mark Polston Alan Price Jason Pugsley Jim Ramos 48 Sophomores The 1987-88 school year brought several fads and fashions to FSHS. One such fad was the development of trick riding and skateboarding. The bikers and skateboarders entertained FSHS students and faculty at the Football Homecoming activities. Dovovan Thomas said, 1 started riding because there was nothing else to do, and it was fun. The bikers and skateboarders did a good job demonstrating their talent. Letty Reyes Laurie Ridenour James Roberts John Roberts Cynthia Scott Brad Sheets Deneise Rothenberger Lora Rowden Shannon Shelley Christina Silvas Jose Silvas Bryan Smith Dee Smith Kendra Smith Matt Smith Scott Smith Steven Smith Deanna Snodgrass Tricia Sorting Ada Spears Robert Staley Sheila Swift James L. Taylor Erik Teyema Carla Theede Donovan Thomas Jason Tolson Rodney Vaughn Holly Vertrees Sophomores 49 Josh Walker Andrea Walters Jamey Watchbaugh Eric Watt Mark Weaver Kristen Wehr Tanya Weidner Ken Welty Bruce Wessel Jim Wessell Lisa Whiteman Howard Williams Jamie Williams Tom Williams Karen Wilson Melissa Wilson Cindy Winchester Donna Wolfe Chris Wood Lisa Woodruff Denise York 2 50 Sophomores 3- M. Smith A. Marshall lost the volleyball. 4. Colorful E. Adams was ready for a win. 5. Sophomore officers were J. LeBlanc. Pres; J. Druley, V-Pres; C. Scott. Sec; C. Douglas, Treas; Mr. Niehaus Mr. Kriel. sponsors. 4 5 8 6. B. Anglea escorted T. Gill at Homecoming. 7. Shy J. Pugsley J. Taylor smiled at the camera. 8. M. Brock listened attentively during English class Sophomores 51 4. J. Decker, T. Reck, C. Bartley took a break during P.E. 5. T. Sorting was escorted by A. Catron during Homecoming. 6. M. Jackson worked hard filing negatives. 1. K. Kennedy, J. Michael. J. Rider waited in the commons for 1st period. 2. J. Jasper listened to the latest news from A. Harmon K. Cox. 3. P. Brackett was ready to take notes in English class. 5 6 5 2 Sophomores 7. T. Humphrey, S. Laflen, L. Woodruff, L. Rowden waited to have their picture taken. 8. C. Howe gave the camera a serious look. 9. T. Humphrey J. Clemens anxiously waited for the 1st bell. Sophomores 53 Crystal Abston Jennifer Ade Alissa Alward Ruby Ambler Cindy Amos Ebbie Anderson Travis Anderson Tina Arthur Angie Barker Eric Barkley Heather Barnes Jennie Barnes Stephanie Barnes Wendy Birge Misty Bluemke Cindy Bodish Del Bogle Sara Bower Hadley Bricker Mary Brittain Rick Brittain Kim Brown Rachel Brown Darrell Brumbarger Christi Burdick Beni Burris Bennie Bushong Kellie Campbell Bart Capps Danny Carr Cecilia Castillo Stacia Clark Cathy Clendenning Miriam Cline Tony Clouse 54 Freshmen This year at FSHS there are several students with parents on the faculty. Two of these students are Sarah Prosser and Stephanie Davis. They feel having their mothers here at the school is a benefit. Sarah and Stephanie like the opportunity they have to get money whenever they need it and getting to school early, enabling them to finish their homework, and they also like rhe rides to and from school. Jennifer Clyde Jennifer Copenhaver Kara Costlow Holli Cottrell Stacie Cottrell Nathan Crispen Bryan Crousore Shane Cullen Elaine Cunningham Steve Darnell Anthony David Jason David Chad Douglas Amy Douglass Chylene Dowden Megan Downs Shannon Eaton Christine Echols Clint Eldridge Chad Evans Travis Dubree Tabby Ewing Freshmen 55 Tammi Flaugher Nabor Flores Tracy Foster Amber Foust Jason Freeman Allen Fry Brandt Fuller Kathy Galey Becky Gallichan Melissa Gann David Gibbons Jay Gowl Kelly Harrington Denise Harrison Tom Harrison Andy Harshbarger Mark Harshbarger Jason Hart Jason Haynes Josh Hill Julia Hill Gail Hodgen John Hodges Greg Hooker Rhonda Horton Melinda Hoskins Mark IIowc Randy Howe Wendy Ironmonger Scott Irons Jason Isenhower Mike Jackson Kim Jackson Julie Jacobs Kim Jarman Coyjarrett Tiffany Joiner Gloria Jones Amanda Kaylor Bonnie Kaylor Tim Keesee Travis Kelley 56 Freshmen My mom saw me do cartwheels down the hallway at the mall. At this point, she decided to enroll me in gymnastic lessons.’’ Keily Neal began her nine years of gymnastics at age six. For a year and a half, she has been teaching 5th and 6th graders. March 1988, Kelly placed 8th at the regionals. She was the first one to represent FSHS in gymnastics. Steve King Julie Kinslow Jessica Laflen Kim Lawson Rhonda Lee Tony Lee Tonya Lester Angel Lock Michelle Loucks Eddie Louks Jay Louks Jon Lovett Troy Martin Larry Mason Jason Mayfield Nicole McClughen Eric McCullough Sean McDaniel Rob McKibben Natalie McKinnis Richie McQueen Lana Miller Brandi Moore Erica Moore Linda Moore Monica Mounts James Mundell Shannon Murphy Kevin O'Brien Ron Oldham Andy Myers Michele Myers Keily Neal Freshmen 57 Curt Oppelt Scott Orem Jody Palmer Russell Parker Bob Patchett Jason Payne Nikki Pearson Chad Perkins Chris Pickrell Tony Ponto Sarah Prosser Mike Ragains Stanley Ragan Melissa Ransom Brenda Ray Kristi Redington Gary Renick Mark Renney Shannon Riley Melissa Roberts Sarah Robey Carrie Robinson John Rockhold Stacy Rogers Shelly Ross Dennis Ruse Juan Salinas Jamie Sallee Sonya Salmons Lisa Sanders Wendy Scantland Sandy Shaw Tara Sheets Sheila Silvas Candie Skinner Vicki Smejkal Crystal Smith Kelli Smith Amy Snyder Cheyanne Snyder Ty Snyder Gia Spaulding 58 Mark Ticcn Tami Trees Todd Troxcl Jocie Ummcl David Van Vactor Angela Vaughn Luis Vega Julie Vrooman David Wahl Jade Watson Rocky Weber Jason Wessel Chris Wheatley Lisa Wheeler J.D. Whipple Michelle White Ina Whitinger Nikki Wilcox Diana Wilson Stephanie Wilson Philip Wingard Bellissa Wolf Eric Woods Deanna Wright Jenny Wright 59 1. J. Goul, J.Hill, C. McCollough discussed biology. 2. K. Neal, Pres.; A. Stidham, V-Pres, T. Trees, treas. are officers with sponsors Moyer Humphrey. 3. N. Pearson finished a letter during study time. 4. T. Martin escorted K. Costlow during Homecoming. 5. Smile! T. Sheets J. Ade posed for a picture. 6. Several freshmen supported the basketball team. 60 Freshmen Administration 61 Administration ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT: Mr. John Bloom SCHOOL BOARD: (sitting left to right) John LeBlanc. Devena Cook. Coy Aders (standing left to right) Ed Ruch. Wayne Wainscott, Jay Carter. Fred Weida SUPERINTENDENT: Mr. Robert Ayers ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES: (sitting left to right) Helen Dorner, Mickey Neal, Diana Kennedy (standing left to right) Lynn Kriel. Rosalee Nern, Mary Clark 62 Administration GUIDANCE COUNSELORS: Mr. Mike Druley and Mrs. Judy Keisling NURSE: Mrs. Grace Mann ATHLETIC DIRECTORS: Ms. Janice Jacoby and Mr. Richard Ricker BOOKSTORE: Mrs. Shirley Swaim PRINCIPAL: Mr. Harlan Clark ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Mr. John Milholland FacultLj Mr. Bennett Mrs. fcwick Mr. Hughes Mrs. Knapp Mrs. Milholland Mr. Blessing Mr. Grill M Mrs. Humphrey Mr. Kriel Mr. Milligan Mr. Henderson Mr. Herndon Mr. Heath Mrs. Henderson Mrs. Montgomery Mrs. Moore Mr. Morris Mr. Moyer I I I I Mr. Mullen Faculty Mr. Palmer Mrs. Pletch Mr. Rempala Mrs. Ridenour Mr. Rucker Miss Priest Mrs. Prosser The FHS Faculty can be described with one word — FANTASTIC! That's right. We have the best teachers in the county. From required courses to electives, Frankfort has it all! 65 Staff SECRETARY: Mrs. Anna Eley SECRETARY: Mrs. Susan Davis GUIDANCE SECRETARY: Mrs. Joy Howard BUS DRIVERS: KNEELING: P. Mills. T. Miller.J. Miller; SITTING: P. Carr. G. Lucas. A. Miller. D. Longfellow; STANDING: J. Routh, G. Boyer. CUSTODIANS: SITTING: G. Robison. H. Dill. R. Allen. D. Fields; STANDING: W. Gard and H. Viney. (not pictured: I). South) CAFETERIA HELP: FRONT: A. Wilson. K. McCullom, Y. Hale; MIDDLE: D. Jones, L. Michael. B. Lemke, C. Maish; BACK: S.Winters. D.Stock, B. Brackett. S. Obermiller, M. Weida, F. Lanum. 66 No, we don’t use coloring books in here.” ART THE SUBJECT IS ART THE STUDENTS ARE COOL WE RE ALL VERY SMART AT FRANKFORT HIGH SCHOOL The art students of FHS started in presh-cool with color books, crayons, and finder paints. They have now advanced to canvas, clay, and oil paints. As Julie Wheatley says. 1 5 Art class is a welcome change from the everyday grind of academic classes ... it puts my life into perspective. Because of this change the students enjoy going to art class and enjoy being able to show their artistic talents. Who knows . . . maybe someday another Rembrant will come out of FHS! 1) Mr. Sawicki teaches art 2) L. McPhearson works 3) Van Gough? No — it's M Crick! 4) C. Ham looks over her project. 5) The art class listened 6) S. Tarkington gets close to his art work 7) R. Randle speaks to the art class. Building Trades 1) J. Freeman works inside the house. 2) Building Trades students hard at work. 3) Did you say we re making a house?” 4) Junior. R. Randall hammers away. 5) C. Unroe demonstrates his method. 6) B. Ostler took a brick. 2 THE SUBJECT IS BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS OUR GAME THE HOUSE THAT WE BUILT GIVES FHS A GREAT NAME Every year the Building Trades students build a home somewhere in Frankfort. Students from other schools participate in this program. They are taught different skills in construction, then they must apply these skills to the house. Jeff Zeh lives in a building trades house built 6 years ago at 1109 Maiden Lane. Zeh says, The house was well built. We haven't had any problems with it. And, this is true with all the houses. Mr. Meyer supervises the construction of the house and helps the workers when they need help. The students work hard and take pride in what they do, and they have reason to do that. This is a screw, and this is a a nail 68 � . . . and I wish your postclosing trial balance to always come up 3 cents off.” Business THE SUBJECTS ARE TYPING ACCOUNTING AND MORE SO COME CHECK US OUT IT S NOT A BORE Type letter by letter and with perfect rhythm,” says Cortez Peters, our high school hero. With Cortez's help, we’ve had many championship typing classes here at FHS. Most students start out by taking General Business, which gets you prepared for the more advanced business classes. These classes include Accounting. Business Communications, Business Math, Shorthand, Office Procedures, and many more. Out in the hall. Morrison (John),” Mrs. Milholland always said throughout the year. After a few times, John was confused as to where class was being held! 69 Cauldron Hey Ransom, get your feet off the desk. FRONT: K. Maish. S. Robey, B. Sharp, K. Borges; MIDDLE: L. McPhearson, M. Sebree, C. Harris, M. Shoemaker, M. Ransom. J. Dahmen. J. Warren. K. Brown. J. Emswiiler; BACK: M. Jackson, T. Sheets. S. Cleveland, C. Carter, B. Werner, B. Humphrey, L. Carlson, L. Roustio, J. Wehr. 3 1) Krista drew layouts for ads. 2) Crysta and Beth typed copy. 3) Charlie and Bob came very close to experiencing the OCS life. 4) Brian showed his BAD side! 5) Sara and Charlie looked at negatives. C f 2 70 Cauldron 1) Sara doesn't look very happy! 2) Crysta. Jenny, and Marc pretended to be busy. 3) Julie actually DID work!! 4) Kim posed while Lisa is busy at work. 5) Mark and Lisa portray their Senior Friendship. 6) Jennifer and Mandy worked on ads. 7) Lori sorted through pictures. 5 THE SUBJECT IS CAULDRON FOR 1987-88 WE WORKED VERY HARD TO MAKE THIS ONE GREAT When most people hear the word Cauldron, they automatically think of it as an easy class. Well... it's not easy, but it is a lot of fun! Many of you are now wondering. What do you do that could be so difficult i To answer that question — we planned, organized, drew layouts, took pictures, and wrote all of the articles. To top that off — we had deadlines to meet! Mandy Sebree says, I like knowing that I'll be making memories that people will keep forever. The supervisor teacher is Ms. McDowell. If it wasn’t for her, this would never have gotten finished. 71 English The difference between the right word and the wrong word is the difference between lightning and lightning bug. 2 THE SUBJECTS ARE GRAMMAR LITERATURE, DRAMA. AND SPEECH KEEP HOPING FOR THAT GRADE CAUSE IT S IN YOUR REACH Procrastination, putting things off until the last minute — I’m sure that not one single stu- 4 dent here at EIIS can relate to that. Nobody has ever stayed up after midnight writing a speech or typing a research paper that’s due the next day. (ha!) All of that panicking and cramming is just part of the average student's high school life. When asked what she thought of English, Krista Brown replied, I couldn't talk without it!” 1) A. Lytle gives her speech. 2) T. Weidner, M. Smith, T. Sorling, and G. Meyer goof off in English. 3) Mrs. Ewick explains Grammar to J. Co-penhaver. 4) What’s that look for. E. Teyema.' 5) M. Wright acknowledges the camera as O. Cantu goes about her own business. 6) J. Dupler finds humor in the subject — obviously J. Appleby didn’t get it! 5 72 d 0 5 a d 1 � I � � � Que Bueno!” FnrEign LanguagE THE SUBJECTS ARE FOREIGN FRANCES AND ESPANOL TRAVAIL AND TRABAJAR TO ACHIEVE OUR NEW GOAL For some students, English is just about all they can handle — but for others, they like a challenge. The challenge builds up with each continuing year, and the students learn more and more each day. The first year students learn the basics of the language, and the common, everyday words. Second year continues in that path, and stresses the importance of structure. Third and fourth year students go into a grearer depth, and are able to read stories in that language. FHS is very fortunate to have 2 great teachers in this area — KEEP IT UP! 5 6 1) Second year French students seem to be enjoying themselves. 2) Estudias mucho.' 3) K. Costlow is ready for class. 4) Mr. Herndon is glad to help. 3) Mr. Herndon and his smiling class. 6) K. Stidham looks happy to be here. 7) First year Spanish class listens to activity tapes. 73 Where is your story!? 1) Jenny is in deep thought about something. 2) Cheese 'em up, Denny! 3) Bret smiles for the camera. 4) Mindi and Carrie take time out to smile. FRONT: T. Herndon. L. Clinger, R. Brock. MIDDLE: M. Lucas, J. Herndon, M. Akard, F. Martins. M. Shoemaker. C. Howe. BACK: B. Myers. G. Emery, D. Joiner, J. Wehr. I THE SUBJECT IS HIGH LIFE NEWSPAPERS WE DO TO SPREAD THE GOOD NEWS RIGHT OUT TO YOU The FHS High Life helps get the word out to all the students, along with giving the staff an opportunity to experience the newspaper world. The High Life is distributed once a 4 month, and it contains many different interesting articles. A preview and wrap-up of sports, a schedule of upcoming events, honors achieved by our academic and athletic students, and many ads from supporting stores in Clinton County. The co-editors are Lisa Clinger and Jeff Herndon. Miss McDowell is the supervi-sor teacher, and she puts in a lot of extra hours to make sure the deadlines are met. 74 9 9 � ) ) I I Thread the needle first, HnmE Economics then try and sew.” THE SUBJECTS ARE HOME MANAGE-MENT COOKING AND SEWING WE LEARN ABOUT THE ECONOMY AND SEE OUR MONEY START GROWING The aroma of food circulates throughout the halls of FHS. This aroma comes from the kitchens in the home ec room. This is where Frank- fort’s own Betty Crockers create scrumptous food items. Down the hall, you can hear the humming of the sewing machines as the students attempt to make clothing and other items. Some of these clothes could be compared with those created by Li Claiborne and Christian Dior. Students are also involved in decorating the build-ing trades house as well as learning about interior design. 1) C. Davis threads the sewing machine. 2) M. Akard gave this class thumbs up. 3) M. Conklin sewed while K. Ilindsley watched. 4) What's cookin', L. Mason.-' 3) Foods class listened for instructions. 6) M. Bragg worked at the machine. 7) G. Royer prepared cookies. 8) Mrs. Trees explained how to fix a hem. 75 Industrial Hrts Can we really get this car to start?” 1) J. Morrison worked in mechanics. 2) This is fun! 3) J. Morrison, B. Emery, and Mr. I Iughes work on a car. 4) T. McPhearson showed his interest. 5) R. Weber gets his brown-nosing in for the day with Mr. Bennett. 6) Getting to know the equipment is very important. 7) Students relax after a hard day. 4 Mr. Bennett. Mr. Catlin, Mr. Hughes, and Mr. Warthan teach industrial arts at FHS. The students are taught different useful skills that are used throughout their lives. They can print invitations and shirts, repair small appliances, make objects out of metal, and work on automobiles. These classes give the students a 7 chance to get out of the usual classes and learn by hands on work Scott Cleveland agrees with this and says, It gives me a chance to get down and dirty at least one time a day. Doing this takes their minds off of the homework in other classes and gives them a break. 76 What’s good, what’s bad; what’s up, what’s down; what’s right, what’s wrong; it’s all irrelevant.’’ math 1 THE SUBJECT IS MATH WITH NUMBERS GALORE AN EQUATION S THE PATH TO A PERFECT SCORE. Students begin their high school years in Math with Mr. Moyer, Mr. Niehaus and end up with Mr. Schilling and in between they have Mr. Page. In that time the students are taught Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry, and Finally Pre-Calculus. It is easy to become confused in this subject, but with the help of the teachers, the students can easily understand, or at least get it done. Before starting their junior year, the up and coming Jr. Math students hear horror stories about the class and the teacher, and they soon learn they are all true — but many people go back to Schilling for a second year. Fourth year math student Beth Sharp says, I look forward to going to class and seeing Schill, he's one heck of a character. And most students would say the same, and they enjoy the math classes. As Page would say, Eat 'em up, students. 4 1) L. Clinger is rather happy to have her picture taken. 2) D. Ryan and C. Harris take a Jr. Math test. 3) C. Wheatley is very enthused about math class today. 4) Freshmen study diligently. 5) Schill pauses to smile for us. 6) Mr. Niehaus leans on his pass. 7) Mr. Niehaus helps his students. 7 77 music 3 THE SUBJECT IS MUSIC INCLUDING CHOIR. ORCHESTRA AND BAND AFTER LISTENING TO US YOU'LL SEE WE RE THE BEST IN THE LAND We have a very strong music program at FHS. The FHS Marching Band made the Sweet 16” at the 1987 Indiana State Fair. They placed 15th with this only being their second year to compete. And. our music talent doesn’t stop there. Our orchestra travels all over the state to perform. Also, they compete annually in regional orchestra competitions held in Lebanon. Karla Maish says, I appreciate Miss Priest and I enjoy 5) Mr. B has fun conducting his choir. 6) T. Sheets and K. Cornett first out on the field. 7) Puppettes add to the excitement of the show. % Just ONE more time!” 1) Mr. B gives N. Barker some individual hdP a 2) A. Clark studies her music. 3) FHS Band performs at the Indiana State Fair. 4) J. Dean and L. Martin warm up. % all the parties we have.” We have a very strong choral department. The swing choir travels to many places in December to perform Christmas songs. All of the choirs perform in the Big Broadcast held in March every year. 78 Just jump in, your hair won’t look that bad! I I ft ft ft ft ft THE SUBJECT IS PHYSICAL EXCITING AND FUN BE IN TOP CONDITION FOR THAT FINAL MILE RUN P.E. is a great escape from school books, classrooms, and homework. It gives you a chance to get all of that extra energy out. while being involved with classmates in fun activities. There is also a more serious role in P.E. — which could someday save a life. The freshmen students take a CPR class, which they receive a grade and a license after completing the course. The sophomores take a life-saving course which involves many swimming skills and tests. They are also graded and receive a license after passing the class. As you can see . . . P.E. is a very fun and rewarding class! 1) Sophomores get instructions for badminton. 2) Sophomores L. Ridenour and Lisa Whiteman celebrate after winning. 3) J. Zeh, T. Reck and J. Clinger are ready to snorkel. 4) What a tough game! 5) Now. this is how to play volleyball! 6) J. Willaman TA s for PE. 7) Mr. Mullen explains how to use the equipment. 3 7 79 Rariia TV 3 1 1) J. Zeh and S. Burdick work in Radio TV. 2) S. Burdick works hard in the radio room. 3) Seniors T. Dillingham and W. Golder wait to give the cue. 4) J. Dupler is ready to begin. 5) T. |Snyder and M. Dunk begin rehearsing. 6) C. Harris works with the TV monitors. 4 THE SUBJECT WITH MR. SNODDY IS RADIO AND TV WATCH WHAT WE IX) ON CSF CHANNEL 3 Broadcasting is the main objective for the students involved in Radio T.V. First year students learn how to use the different kinds of equipment and the basic know-how of broadcasting. After making it through the first year and moving on to the second year, the class work becomes more difficult. The students do advertising and commercials. These commercials are for public service organizations including Red Cross. Library. Hospital. Koala Center, and Planned Parenthood. They will be shown during timeouts of the FSHS sporting events on Channel 3. Charlie Harris says. RTV is a fun class. We have a lot of freedom and Mr. Snoddy is easy to get along with. R.QT.C. Right foot, then left foot!” training are: Boys Drill Teams, Girls Drill Teams, Battalion Staff and Color Guard, and the Rifle Team. The students involved in this pro gram have received many awards, including trophies and plaques. R.O.T.C. helps at many HOTDOG” sporting events, the State Jr. Miss Program, and they have a Ball. 1) J. Gilbert speaks at the Ball. 2) R.O.T.C. performs at a football game. 3) Students are proud of their display board. 4) T. Coleman gets the flag out. 5) Brown-nosingi 6) One of the many tasks a R.O.T.C. student does. 81 SciEncE 1 THE SUBJECT IS SCIENCE AND BOY WAS IT GREAT DISSECTING I-'ROGS AND WORMS RIGHT BEFORE WE ATE The students who take Science classes at FHS have the choice of taking biology, chemistry, human anatomy, earth science, and physics. Many different things are taught in these classes. They vary from learning about elements, learning about the human body and learning how to Figure out the rate, speed and velocity of a mov- 1) D. Weber and T. Felly were busy in science class. 2) J. Zeh hard at work! 3) Seniors took time out to smile for the camera. 4) J. Emswiller proved that she can be serious sometimes. 3) P. Brittain was having a good day. 6) N. McKinnis didn't look very enthused as she prepared to dissect. 7) D. Young peeked at the camera while J. Ramos was listening?! 3 ing object. Jeff Warren says. Physics class is beautiful! And. most physics students agree. But what do students feel about science in general. Most students feel that they are difficult classes but what is learned is well worth the work. 82 36 is and shall always be FALSE!” 5ocial Studies 1) L. Shaff .. enjoying Mr. Shepherd?! 2) Seniors — working.'! 3) J. Dupler expressed her opinion. 4) Mr. Heath had two major points. 3) Mr. Rucker watched over M. Coomer and T. Harrison. 6) Mr. Shcphcrs showed his opinion of the students' book reviews. 7) T. Siler looked tongue-tied! THE SUBJECT IS SOCIAL GOVERNMENT. HISTORY, AND OTHERS WE STUDY PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE TO LEARN ABOUT OUR BROTHERS. ■ Incredible says Doc Heath, and that describes the social studies department well. It also describes the teachers, four men teach this subject here at FHS: Mr. Heath, Mr. Rucker. Mr. 7 Stuart, and Mr. Shepherd. They make the classes exciting and informative. A wide variety of subjects are taught beginning with civics in the freshman year and finishing with government and sociology the senior year. The subjects taught are very important and useful in our lives, especially in government and sociology thanks Stu and Shep! Most seniors agree that these are good classes to learn about life. 83 STUDENT LIFE 84 Learning is what school is all about, right Well, for the first time this year, students were given the opportunity to prove just how much they had learned through the Quiz Bowl. Quiz Bowl is an academic competition similar to Channel 13's, The Brain Game in which students are divided into teams to match wits against each other. Names of the teams ranged from a simple Team Ten to the unique Violent Pacifists. Each team participated in four regular season matches and one super Quiz Bowl. After each match, members of both teams were given coupons by local merchants. The Super Quiz Bowl took place in Case Arena for the community to view. The Brain Teasers, who were captained by Jeff Herndon, ended the season with a perfect 4-0 record and a 1st place finish in the Super Quiz Bowl. A thanks goes out to all the teachers and students who made the Quiz Bowl. Q U I $ O ID C The 1988 ROTC Ball was held on May 7th. ' Duty, Honor, Country” was the theme of this year's ball. The dance included a dinner buffet and was an evening of enjoyment for all who attended. Nancy Woods was crowned queen. This year's ball also marked an ending for the ROTC program at Frankfort High School, and because of this, an awards presentation was made to Colonel and Mrs. Jones and Sergeant and Mrs. Skirvin for their dedication to the o z c 13 A £ £ 86 Top Ten Departmental Awards Jeff Herndon Business — Lisa Rowden Jeff Warren For. Language — Ross Johnson Beth Sharp Journalism — Mandy Sebree Rana Dogar ROTC — David Smith Brooke Snyder Math — Ken Laurrup Mark Ransom Music — Darla Burlash Dena Haney Speech —Jack Morrison Scott Burdick .Art — Corinna Sorling Heather Swift Radio TV — Tim Dillingham Jeanne Dupler Ind. Arts — Brian Perry English —Jenny Vertrees Soc. Gov. — Kim Borges Home Ec. — Pam Baher Media — Kelli Hindsley Voc. Ed. — Becky Bailey A C A © E CD I C A 'll 87 © R A CD A Z I c z I £ O 6 y This year's version of the Senior Play was a most unique one. Entitled a Dramatic Trilogy”, this year's play consisted of three mini-plays and was directed by Mrs. Ewick. The first play, which was entitled The Magic Shop was similar to a Twilight Zone thriller and starred Teresa Orem, Craigjones, and Darla Burlash. The second play, entitled Valley Forgery , was a comical farce occurring around the Revolutionary War era. Dena Haney, Tracy Noonan, and Lisa Roustio starred. The last play was a comedy which dealt with the topic Suppressed Desires. This play included psychoanalysis and stars Travis Sheets, Amanda Ostler, and Jennifer Taylor. This year's play, especially due to its unique style, was a most definite success and a delight tor audiences to view. 88 89 qogovdi— Q•—i $ A C C % 0 CD E C 0 CD I 11 6 A wagon contest among the classes was only one of the numerous activities which occurred during the 1988 Basketball Homecoming. During half-time of the game, Krista Brown, who was escorted by David Weber, was crowned queen. Other members of the court and their escorts were Amanda Ostler, escorted by Jeff Zeh; Kristi Ramos, escorted by Mark Ransom; Lisa Roustio, escorted by Bob Humphrey; Mandy Sebree, escorted by Travis Sheets; Cor-inna Sorling, escorted by Brad Anglea; and Chris Tegarden, escorted by John Morrison. Krista and the members of her court went on to watch their Hot Dogs pull-off a homecoming win over Benton Central to end the festivities on an even brighter note. 92 Runners and queen's court members braved the severe elements of cold weather during this year's Frankfort Relays, which took place on May 3rd. Lisa Roustio, who was escorted by Jay Kirby, was crowned queen during the festivities. Other members of the court and their escorts included: Seniors Jeannie Dupler, escorted by Jeff Herndon; Wendy Colder, escorted by Jeremy Wheeler; and Mandy Sebree, escorted by-David Large; Juniors: Denise Dick, escorted by Tom Herndon; and Missy Wiseman, escorted by Rich Kelley; Sophomore Cindy Winchester, es corted by Tim Kreisher; and Freshman Carrie Robinson, escorted by Todd Troxcl. Frankfort ended with numerous strong performances by track team members for an extremely respectable 2nd place Finish. z A C % 0 CD E C 0 CD I n 6 93 p 0 CD © E C 0 A Z I O PI s Planning an evening that will be just-perfect — not an easy task, but one that seems to face the members of the Prom Committee as they prepare for the Prom. The work isn’t just done the night before the Prom by decorating. The planning begins months before Prom night — ordering favors and decorations and deciding on a band are just a few examples of this. The Juniors who are a part of the Prom committee are to be commended for their hard work in making the Prom an extremely special occasion. 94 95 1 9 8 8 J P. S P. P R O CD We had the time of our lives” — for everyone who attended this years From, this held true. Couples danced to the band Under Fire on the evening of April 30th. Chris Tegarden was crowned queen. Other members of her court included: Krista Brown. Amanda Ostler. Kristi Ramos, and Corinia Sorling. This year’s Prom also had a King for the First time. Travis Sheets was named King. Others who were nominated were: Jerry Appleby, Bret Myers, Mike Unger, and Jeff Zeh. This year's Prom, thanks to the hard work of the Junior class was an enjoyable evening for everyone. 96 97 6 R A © U A I 0 11 Honoring the 192 members of the class of 1988 was on the agenda on May 26th. Graduates were recognized for excellence in academics, athletics, and citizenship, among other qualities. Seniors graduated on Sunday. May 29, in Case Arena. Valedictorians Jeff Warren and Jeff Herndon, Salutatorian Beth Sharp, and Class President Travis Sheets addressed remarks to the class during the ceremony. The ceremony ended four years of dedication for members of the class at FHS. Congratulations graduates — You truly earned it! Live each day so that you will neither be afraid of tomorrow nor ashamed of yesterday. 98 99 s z A Z B Q U A C I B I B S Ask FHS wrestling fans the first person they think of as a great wrestler, and most, if not all of them, will name Rich Kelly as their choice. Perhaps this is due to the fact that so far in his career he has achieved 3 Sectional titles and 2 Regional titles; or perhaps because for the second year in a row he has made it to the State meet. Once again. Rich successfully wrestled his way to Market Square Arena. He earned an impressive 3rd place finish. What's equally exciting is the fact that Rich did so terrific as Junior — it makes FHS wrestling fans look ahead to even better results during his Senior year. Keep it up. Rich — the best is yet to come! Another athlete FHS sports fans can be most proud of is Mark Ransom. Mark swam his wray to the State meet at the Natatorium where he finished a quite respectable 13th place in both the 100 and the 200 IM after a very strong Sectional performance. This was the second consecutive year that Mark made his way to the State meet, and his State performance cappcd-off a terrific career for the dedicated swimmer. Mark's dedication and ability were also noticed by Purdue University, where he will walk-on as a member of their swim team next year. We know that with continued persistence on Mark's part, he will make Purdue just as proud! During his Sophomore year, Tom Herndon didn't just focus his interest only in track in the Spring — he divided his time playing on the baseball team as well; however, during his Junior year, he sent his sights solely on track, and oh, what high sights he saw! Tom qualified to go to the State meet with an impressive performance in both the Sectional and Regional in the discus event. He also broke many long-standing records along the way. Although Tom did not place in this year's State meet, he gave a most respectable performance. With continued dedication and hard work, Tom will see even higher sights next year! Imagine having an extremely successful track season even with a painful leg injury throughout the season. This is exactly what transpired for Jay Kirby during his Senior year on the track team; however. Jay did not let that hold him back — not at all. For the second consecutive year, Jay made it all the way to the State meet. He did so by placing 1st in the Sectional and Regional meet. As if those results weren't impressive enough, he went on to place 5th at the State meet in both the 100 and the 200. Jay's amazing running abilities were noticed by Purdue University as well, as he earned a track scholarship during the season. We know that he will be a most valuable asset to their team as well. Good luck. Jay! 100 101 102 -£X-4rv -xO STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS —Jordy Anderson; Angie Arion. Secretary. Krista Brown. Jeanne Dupler; Cheryl Houze; Dennis Joiner, Jay Kirby; Tammi Mounts; Bret Myers; Kristi Ramos; Mark Ransom. President; Lisa Roustio; Jennifer Rumpza; Corinna Sorling; Christina Tcgardcn; Julie Wheatley; Renee Wood. JUNIORS — Lori Adams; Tricia Beard; Crysta Carter. Treasurer; Michelle Coomer; Jennifer Dahmen; Jenny Dean; Missy Featherstone; Kelli Galvin; Tom Herndon; Lana I.ashbrook; Bart Myers; Kim Pletch;Jill Pluhar; Becky Scheid. Vice President; Angie Stidham; Missy Wiseman. SOPHOMORES Jack Clemens; Chip Douglas; Jeff Druley, Amy Eldridge; Troy Fclty; Carrie Howe; Jennifer Jasper; Scott Laflen; Tony Reck; Laurie Ridenour; Matt Smith. Parliment; Tricia Sorling; Lisa Woodruff; Jon Zeh. FRESHMAN — Alissa Alward; Hadley Brickcr; Rachel Brown; Jennifer Copenhavcr, Kara Costlow; Shane Cullen; Lisa Donoho; Megan Downs. Andy Featherstone. Tracy Foster; Jay Goul; Mindy Hoskins; Bonnie Kaylor; Keily Neal; Chris Pickreil; Melissa Ransom; Gary Rennick; Kerry Robison; Tara Sheets; Kelli Stidham; Chris Wheatley. The Student Council is the core of the students here at Frankfort Senior High. At the beginning of the 1987-88 school year, the student body voted for classmates whom they wanted to represent them. Clearly, the members of this organization are leaders, responsible and active within our school. At the beginning of the 1987 Student Council members voted for volunteers in the club to also be a part of the Perfect Council. They voted for three students from each of the four classes to represent the council. These twelve students make final decisions on what the Student Council discusses. Perfect Council — Freshman: Kara Cost-low, Andy Featherstone, Kelly Stidham. Sophomores: Matt Smith, Cindy Scott, Troy Felty. Juniors: Crysta Carter, Kim Pletch, Becky Scheid. Seniors: Mark Ransom, Jay Kirby, Cheryl Houze, Angie Arion. Above: Student council members listened as officers offered suggestions to improve FSHS. Right. Officers, Crystal Carter. Mark Ransom, and Becky Scheid presiding over the student council meeting. (h xn fc OLnusn CL Xxt Seniors: Mike Akard.Jordy Anderson. Mark Butler. Jack Morrison. John Morrison (Treasurer). Mark Ransom (President), Jeff Zeh. Juniors: Josh Bartley, Scott Cleveland, Mikel Longfellow. Bill Lowden (VP), David Kyan, Brett I odd. Sophomores Andy Catron. Chip Douglas. Jeff Drulcy. Tom Frazier. Greg Meyer. Matt Smith (Secretary), John Zeh. Freshman: Travis Kelly. KEY CLUB Mr. Cleaver. Key Club's sponsor, speaks at one of the club's meetings. The 1987-1988 Key Club was sponsored by Mr. Cleaver and included members from every class. Key Club was affiliated with the Kiwanis International. The 87-88 Key Club officers were: President — Mark Ransom, Vice-President — Bill Lowden, Secretary — Matt Smith, and Treasurer — John Morrison. Key Club's activities included helping with the blood bank and the Kiwanis' pancake breakfast. 104 The Z-Club of FSH is associated with Zonta International. Some of the activities Z-club was involved in were volunteers at Santa’s House, bingo and party dinners at Frankfort’s County Home, making cookies for teachers at Christmas time, sponsored id a foster child in Sierra Leone and they also decorated the bulletin board in the Commons every month. The club consists of Soph, s. Jr.’s, and Sr.’s, and in order to be a member, you must kj Row 1: Angie Stidham. Mandi Coomer, Becky Scheid. Beth Sharp. Chris Tegarden, C.rvsta Carter. Jill Pluhar. Rana Dogar. Row 2: Angie Clark. Julie Emswiller. Gina Emery. Mandy Scbree. Tammy Eberle, Julie Wheatley. Madonna Jacobs. Row 3: Amanda Ostler. Jenny Wehr. Cheryl Houze. Tricia Harrison, Lisa Clinger. Kim Borges. Row 4: Hilary Ashmore. Corinna Sorling, Renee Wood. Jennifer Rumpza. Ronda Brock. Chris Gandy. Row 3: Jutta Kuhrn. Kim Shuler. Lori Carlson. Lisa Woodruff, Missy Wiseman. Tricia Sorling. Jennifer Dahmen. Row 6: Theresa Oaks. Tanya Wcidner. Holly Vertrees. Row 7: Kim Cox. Kristen Wehr. Laurie Ridenour. Am Harmon, Jennifer Jasper. Kim Cornett. Mrs. Platt. Not Present:; Leslie Campbell, Angie Anon. Jenny Vertrees. Julie Porter. Z-CLUB Many ladies attended the Moose for the Zonta Luncheon. TO d xr r cctlc-n 5 returns on xruy a. have teacher recommendations and also be voted in by members. Their sponsor was Mrs. Platt. 105 Xjuxkos dr x jy crnJi u c FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Fellowship of Christian Athletes consisted of mostly those students involved in sports who wish to discuss different problems they have dealing with stress and pressure. Mr. Stuart was the 87-88 sponsor and did an excellent job arranging meeting times once a week for the group to meet. Some of their activities were caroling, Christmas stocking cards, Purdue Christmas Show, and several activities withing club meetings. Officers were: Pres. — Jeannie Dupler; VP — Becky Scheid; Treas. Matt Smith; and Sec. — Jill Pluhar. The 1987-88 F-Club included members of the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes that lettered in a varsity sport. The 87-88 officers were: President — Rich Kelly; VP — Mike Unger; Sec. — Marc Shoemaker; and Treas. —John Morrison. The club helped return funds to the Athletic Department for future uses. J. Dupler; M. Smith; J. Druley; T. Weidner; L. Ridenour; J. Vertrees; H. Vertrees; S. Prosser, S. Wilson; S. Davis; A. Catron; A. Nussbaum; P. Duncan; T. Uhl; B. Scheid;J. Pluhar;J. Herndon; T. Herndon; T. Spray; J. Wehr. F-CLUB Left: FCA member and also F-Club member. Jeannie Dupler plays skillfully and smoothly during a tennis match. Right: Jeff, an active member of F-Club, is one of our swim team’s fastest. T. Amich;J. Appleby. A. Arion; K Brown; S. Burdick; L. Campbell; S. Crutchfield; S. Cunningham; H. Danner; P. Duncan; J. Dupler; G. Emery; J. Emswiller; T. Felty; D. Hart; J. Herndon; B. Humphrey; J. Jackson; D. Joiner; J. Kirby; D. Large; J. Morrison;Jo. Morrison. Treas.; B. Myers; A. Oberhoulscr;C. Plummer; B. Ramer; M. Ransom;J. Rumpza; B. Sharp; B. Snyder; H. Swift; M. Unger, VP.T. Uhl;J. Vertrees;J. Warren; J. Wehr; D. Young;J. Zeh;J Bartley; T Beard; K. Benefiel; E Booth; S Campbell; L. Carlson; S. Cleveland; T. Coleman; M. Coomer.J. Dahmen; S. Eimen. A. Hackerd; T. Herndon; R. Kelly. Pres.; C Lawson;J Little; L. Martin. S. McQueen. B Ostler;J. Pluhar; R Redman; G. Rcidenbach; B. Salmon; R. Shackelford; T. Spray. B. Werner; E. Adams;J. Clemens;J. Clinger; P. Curnutt; C. Douglas;J Druley; T Frazier, A Marshall. K Myers; A. Nussbaum. A. Perkins; J. Ramos; T. Reck. R Staley; E. Teyema; K. Wehr; J. Barnes; C. Burdick; J. Copenhaver; L. Donoho; N. McClughen; C Robinson, C. Wheatley; J. Zeh. 106 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The 1987-«« National Honor Society was sponsored by Mr. Shepherd. The club's one fund raiser was sponsoring a dance after a basketball game. To become a member of NHS a student needed a 35 grade point average and teacher recommendations. Angie Anon; Scott Burdick. Pres.; Rana Dogar; Pat Duncan; Jeanne Dupler; Julie Emswiller; Dena Haney; Jeff Herndon, Treas.; Jack Morrison; Amanda Osrler; Mark Ransom; I.isa Rowden; Jennifer Rump a, Sec ; Beth Sharp; Brooke Snyder; Corinna Sorling; Heather Swift; Mike Unger, VP; Jennifer Vertrecs; Jeff Warren. Above; Mr. Shepherd. NHS sponsor, has a different effect on everyone. Corinna finds him pleasant, while Jenny finds better things to do. Above: Scott Burdick always finds time to flash his great smile to a camera. Left: NHS members listen quietly at a activity period meeting. 1M? ITLc tnu oLu-r (rvjpJUsyjMo-rhS OlffxnjuffXtUrte CRffxA aXmu fflffxAjurjalJi DRAMA CLUB Frankfort's Drama Club consisted of those students who were interested in activities relating to the theatre. The 1987-88 sponsor was Mrs. Ewick. Throughout the year the club had many parties and took several trips to see theatre productions. The Drama Club also sponsored a computer date sheet program which turned out to be a big success. The officers included: Pres. — Amanda Ostler; VP — Darla Burlash; Treas. — Sarah Prosser; and Sec. — Alma Garcia. B. Adams, A. Arion, D. Bannon, R. Bock, D. Burlash, L. Carlson, C. Carter, L. Clinger, S. Coleman. M. Coomer. K. Cornett, S. Davis, A. Dunkle, T. Emery, R. Mondary, T. Noonan, A. Ostler, C. Painter,J. Porter, S. Prosser, L. Roustio.J. Rumpza. R. Staley, A. Stidham, I. Whitinger. S. Wilson, J. Zeh. , t , ( t 'T ffXJrVyy) tjJrK 6fo 0J jvryXUjtriijaJdv inuy ccUXri ffL tA ffvCcrrc faffxJyj ffiJburKAs faff 108 FRENCH AND SPANISH CLUB J. Anderson. H. Ashmore. S. Burdick. D. Burlash. S. Crutchfield. K. Curnutt. T. Eberle.J. Herndon. W. Hill, B. Humphrey. J Jackson. R.Johnson. C. Plummer. B. Snyder. M. Studer.J. Wheatley. L. Ginger. C. Gandy. T. Harrison. T. Herndon. K. Pletch. H. Ramer. K. Shuler. A. Stiller. B. Todd. L. Burton, F.. Chan. A. Eldridgc. A. Garcia. G. Guenther. K. Hiland.C. Howe. S. Hud-spith, T. Humphrey. J. Jasper. D. Kaylor, K. Kennedy. H. Knuckles. S. Laflen.J. LeBlanc, M. McCollum. J. Michael, R. t Mounts, A. Price, B. Rudd. C. Scott. S. Smith. E. Teyema, L. Woodruff,J. Young. C. Abston, B. Adams. R. Brown. C. Burdick. M. Cline. J. Clyde. J. Copenhaver. S. Davis. S. Diliman. L. Donoho. T. Donoho. A. Douglass. C. Dowdcn. M. Downs. K. Jackson.J. Jacobs. B. Kaylor.J. Kinslow. A. Marshall. K. Neal. N. Pearson. C. Pickerel, S. Prosser. M. Ransom. M Rcnny. S Robey. C. Robinson. C. Snyder, T. Trees, J. Vrooman, D. Wahl. C. Wheatley. D. Wilson. S. Wilson. J. Herndon. S. Herrero.J. Taylor, L. Vega, H. Camp. M. Cleaver, K. Cox. M. Davidson. J. Druley.J. Hale, A. Harmon. R. Kressley. W. Moore. T. Pedigo.J. Peterson.J. Watchbaugh, M. Coomcr. T. Herndon. C. Painter.J. Porter. A. Stidham. J. Ade. E. Anderson. M. Brittain. C. Castillo. T. Foster, B. Gallichan. M. Hoskins. B. Moore. L. Moore. M. Mounts. J. Palmer, K. Reddington, S. Silvas, V. Smejkal, K. Stidham, L. Wheeler, D. Wright. The two foreign language teachers are the sponsors of these two clubs. Mr. Herndon heads the French Club and Miss Irion is in charge of the Spanish Club. Throughout the year, both clubs gathered together to sponsor several fun activities. One of the biggest events they held last year was a picnic at the T.P.A. park. Several pictures shown here are from that picnic. For fund raisers the club sold candy and sponsored dances. The 1987-88 Spanish Club president w as Jeff Herndon. Jeff was also co-president for the French Club, along with Lisa Clinger. The other officers for the French Club w'ere: VP Tom Herndon, Treas. — Tricia Harrison, and Sec. — Chris Gandy. Both clubs consist of students from each class who are enrolled in either French or Spanish courses. 109 rixjeua. TTL aJ y z-rLu pJZJUtT% FT A The 1987-88 Future Teachers who program was sponsored by Mrs. Buck. The club consists of juniors and seniors who someday hope to become teachers. Several of the members went to the elementary schools to help out as teachers aides. The '87-88 officers were Angie Arion, Pres.; Kristi Ramos, VP; Brian Ramcr, Trcas.; and Amy Burkhalter, Sec. GRAPHIC ARTS Mr. Catlin was in charge of the 1987-88 Graphic Arts organization. The club consists of mostly third year printing students. This organization helps out our school an enormous amount by printing bulletins, school newspapers, Big Broadcasts programs and all the musical bulletins. Seniors: Brad Angela; Jerry Appleby; Angie Arion, Pres.; Annette Bishop; Amy Black; Amy Burkhalter, Sec.; Steve Cunningham; Tammy Eberle; Sandy Hailman; Tricia Kallner; Susan Laird; Melinda Lucas; Rachel Mondary; Tracey O'Brien; Amanda Ostler; Brian Ramer, Treas.; Kristine Ramos, VP; Randy Rogers; Jennifer Rumpza; Julie Wheatley; Don Young. Juniors: Tricia Beard; Lisa Clinger; Jenny Dean; Rick Redmon; Marc Reynolds; David Ryan; Jenny Zink. Marc Crick; Brian Ellis; Shawn Toney; Mark Strange; Eric David; Larry Lawson; Brian Perry. FLAGS The 1987-88 Flag Corps performed at the Farmer's Day Parade ar rhe State Fair, they also went to the Indiana State fair Band Day. They also Traveled to Indianapolis to watch another group perform. They performed at all home football games and a couple of the home basketball games. Lorie Smith was Captain of this year's Flag Corps. Mr. Blessing was the sponsor for this year. Angie Beavens; Lorie Smith; Ronda Brock; Angie Smith; Lisa Woodruff; Dawnna Kaylor; Christian Silvas; Tammy Emery'; Tricia Harrison; Michelle Evans; Monica Bradly; Anne Warren; Kori Curnutt. The 1987-88 F Club was sponsored by Mr. Max Blessing. The officers were Pres. — Rusty Jones; VP — Darla Burlash; Sec.-Treas. — Chris Gandy. This club consists of the performers involved in Choir. Band or Orchestra. Some of the activities they did this year included a recital for Wesley Manor, and held a demonstration of handbells for the members. Every year F§ Club provides ushers for all the productions. Tricia Beard; Darla Burlash, VP: Rob Carnahan; Angie Clark; John Clark; Joe Clyde; Jenny Dean; Rana Dogar, Chris Gandy. Sec Treav; Matt Gill; Roy Glover; Ross Johnson; Russ Jones. Pres.; Dcna Haney; Steve Krivacic; Jon Laird; Susan Laird; Lana I ashbrook; Melinda Lucas; LcAnn Martin; Michelle McCollum, Mark Mitchell;Julie Porter;Jill Reagan; Randy Sexton; Angie Stidham; Doug I his. 111 Crr OEA The Office Education Association is an organization for students interested in office occupations. The club is sponsored by Ms. Carol Ann Knapp. The club has job interview contests. District contest. State contest, National contest sponsored a dance, sold sales kits, and had a Legs contest. Donna Blackburn, Britt Smith, Angela Coyle. Tracie Eldridge, Angie Cobb, and Karla Maish went to State Contests after qualifying to do so at District Contest. Karla Maish qualified to go to Nationals; being the first to do so in a number of years. Seniors. Jeni Bray, angie Cobb. Angela Coyle. Sally Dirbas. Shannon Dryden. Tracie Eldridge, Sondra Gallipo. Susann Hayden. Jenny Hickson. Karla Maish. Missy Ridenour. Shelly Ridenour. Amy Scigfricd, Tracy Shirar. Cindy Smith. Lone Smith. Tammy Uhl. Juniors: Lori Arion, Donna Blackburn. Monica Bradley. Lori Carlson. Ann Christy. Michelle Coomer. Denise Dick. Tammy Emery. Sonya Griffith. Lori Guyer. Rosanna Kasten. Sherry Kinsler. Angie Smith. Britt Smith. Michelle Smith. Anne Warren. Sophomore: Alma Garcia. Below: Lorie works on the job filing papers. I.eft Kramer's employee. Shelly Ridenour, works diligently on busy work. Below: Shannon tries not to smile while working hard. Karla Maish and Ms. Knapp traveled to Louisville, Kentucky for National OEA Competition April 28 — May 1. Karla participated in the Information Processing Specialist II competitive event. She placed fourth in the nation being the first ever in the history of FI IS OEA to place at nationals. 112 iu LJ jLy cCh CTl ol COE cys u c AjUl TTV J 0- t_yx_ v_ y( O t Jeni Bray, County Auditor; Angie Cobb, Crellin; Sally Dirbas, Clinton County Clerk; Shannon Dryden, Ag Max; Tracie Eldridge, Ag Max; Sondra Gallipo, Curts Lackey; Susann Hayden, Zachary Confections; Jenny Hickson, Miller Martin Law Office; Karla Maish, Summit Bank of Clinton County; Missy Ridenour, The Frankfort Times; Shelly Ridenour, Kramer Lumber; Amy Seigfried, UNR Rohn; Tracy Shirar, ADM; Cindy Smith, Frankfort Superintendent s Office; Lorie Smith, Farmer's Bank; Tammy Uhl, Farmer's Bank. The 1987-88 year for the Cooperative Office Education class was a time of, not only, learning at school, hut also getting on the job experience. Most of the students worked in the afternoon, but there were three that worked in the mornings. Students in COE worked for two periods of the day and went to school for five periods of the day. Above: Missy Ridenour works daily up at the Times. Her employment there gives her excellent experience for the future. Right: Cindy doing one of her favorite things: talking. Among answering the phone, Cindy also types, files and does bookkeeping The 1987-88 HERO Club was a Pam Baber, Jim Dandy, Dana Elliot. Rax; Tracy Fitzsimmons, Wendy's; Annette Lytle, ABC good one. They sponsored a dance. Academy; Tammy Siler. Tax; Jay Watson. McDonald's; Harry Zell, Wendy's; Melissa Conklin, and had fund raisers. Catos. SADD 114 SWORD-N-SHIELD The Sword Shield Club sponsored by Colonel Jones, a part ofJROTC, is to develop individual qualities and to instill pride in the community. They organize activities for ROTC and fund raising activities. Pres. David Smith- VP_____Dan Dan ra££; Kim Bragg: Kim Bray: Brian Cole: Denver Cox; Flint Gonzalez; Gary Gonzalez; Bragg; Sec. - Flint Gonzalez; Treas. - Shannon Kennedy; Scott Mullins; David Sm h;-'oe Stewar[ Brian Cole. YAK The Youth Adviser Committee for the 1987-88 year had a fun year. The committee tries new food, makes recommendations about the school lunch program and learned about nutrition and eating right. Miriam Cline; Cecilia Castello; Heather Knuckles; Cathy Clendenning; Crissy Smith; Charlotte Clark; Rachel Brown; Chrissy Davis; Cristy Cottrell; Tonya Lester; Stacy Cottrell; Mary Britten; Tony Ponto; Mark Renney. 115 ocburr Or s y i aZz y700s (T« z t a75ca- o ' INTRAMURALS Above: Doug acquires complete control over the ball while attempting to get around Chris. Frankfort High School Intramurals was, as predicted, another action packed season. This year there were five teams competing for the tournament championship. Oberhoulser's team ended the tournament by defeating Shoemaker's team 67-59- A positive aspect for Intramurals w'hen asked of Herb Danner was that, It gets people involved and playing that wouldn’t get the chance on a high school team, it just gives some a chance to compete. Winning Team Andy Ober-houlser, Captain; Chris Plummer; John Griffith; Dale Cobbs; Mikel Longfellow; Eric Emery; and John Morrison. Left: Using their height and jumping abilities, Mikel and Marc struggle for possession of the ball. Above: Chris and Eric perfecting their shots during a practice. 116 Xurrua Above: Once again. Denny’s quickness allows him to get to the ball first. Right: with his fancy foot-work, Brooke makes an easy two pointer. Above: Andy, one of his team's best, often practices his shots. Below: Andy, Marc, and Denny strive for possession. ir Cn a u. PUPPETTES Row 1: Mindie Lucas; Tracy Noonan. Wendy Golder, Gina Emery. Lana Lashbrook. Trisha Spray. Dawn Bannon. Row 2: Kim Borges, Mandy Sebree, Madonna Jacobs. Kristi Ramos, Missy Wiseman, Jill Pluhar, Rana Dogar. Above: The pupperres performing at one of many of the basketball games. Right: The tired girls resting after a long practice at camp. 118 tXctf-704-' The year started with the squad receiving the Grand Champion trophy at ADTA dance camp and a top 16 place with the band at the State Fair. The pup-pettes performed exciting half time shows during football games and flashy pregame performances during basketball season. Besides sporting events the squad marched in parades and made their appearance as flappers in the Big Broadcast. To support these activities, the squad had a fund raiser with Rax. 119 SWING CHOIR The 1987-88 Swing Choir combined singing and dancing ro perform at various places. They traveled to Union Station, The City Market, Lafayette Square, and Castleton. They participated in Jazz Contest and Big Broadcast. They also sang and danced for local organizations. 9 Andrew Abney; Eric Adams; Pam Brackett; Priscilla Brittain; Darla Burlash; Brian Cole; Michelle Coomer; Leslie Easterday; Rhonda Frady; Dena Haney; Craig Jones;Jay LeBlanc; Deanna Loucks; Jeff Meyer; Angie Stidham. Swing Choir performing a number. 120 CrX L LAy OULjurn-aJ i OLy o XA r nJ (r j ts i. CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir participated in the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. Under the direction of Mr. Bumbaca, 22 members went to the Solo and Ensemble Contest Andrew Abney; B.J. Adams; Kim Ballard; Leanna Bell; Angie Birge; Amy Black;Jennifer Boyd; Pam Brackett; Priscilla Brittain; Tonya Chandler; Brian Cole; Shana Coleman; Kim Cornett; Gina Ford; Rhonda Frady; Brandt Fuller; Roy Glover Heide Gregory; Dena Haney; Staci Hudspith; Craig Jones; Jennifer Jones; Lory Jones; Dawna Kaylor; Steve King; Susan Larid; Shonna Lewis; Deanna Loucks; Sherry Mandrell; Jennifer Marley; Andy Marshall; Michelle McCollum; Tammy Moore; Theresa Oaks; Jill Reagan; Mark Renney; Nora Resende ; Denise Rothenberger; Deanna Snodgrass; Lori Spaulding; Angie Stidham; Rodney Vaughn; Bruce Wessel; Ida Whitinger; Karen Wilson; Cindy Winchester; Jenny Wright; Nicole Younger; Amy Zook. FRESHMEN ENSEMBLE The Freshmen Ensemble participated in the Spring Concert. Mr. Bumbaca basically takes their freshmen year to train them and get them ready for their future years in choir. Wendy Birge; Mary Brittain; Rachel Brown; Cecilia Castillo; Amy Douglass; Angela Dunham; Kathy Galey; Becky Gallichan; Melissa Gann; Karen Hebda; Julia Hill; Melinda Hoskins; Bonnie Kaylor; Jessica Laflen; Michelle Loucks; Monica Mounts; Kcily Neal; Brenda Ray. Stacy Rogers; Crystal Smith; Sarah Sterrett; Jocie Ummel; Lisa Wheeler; Deanna Wright. 121 XaMmo Gi Ob jiXjUrri ] 9i asru ajtirx ) t tCo t ] FkflRi � 1 l skl Xjujk j 122 L. Martin; M. Pickering; J. Reagan; A. Price, R. Johnson. |. Dean; B. Greene; D. Uhls; B. Scheid. M. Mitchell; M. Wright. A Stidham; M. Gill; R Carnahan;J. Clyde; A. Clark; R. Jones. The 1987-88Jazz Band, under the direction of Mr Blessing, participated in Big Broadcast. They also had members go to the District Solo and Ensemble Contest and receive first division ratings. BLUE AND WHITE BAND The 1987-88 Blue White Band participated in Lafayette Christmas parade. Thorn-town Fall Festival, and played at half-time at the home football games. They also participated in Band Day at the State Fair and placed 15th in the competition. Principal Harlan Clark holds up the band's trophy with pride. JAZZ BAND D. Bannon; T. Beard; D. Burlash; S. Clark; C. Gandy; S. Laird; M. Pickering; K. Stidham;J. Carter. A. Christy; A. Clark; K. Cornett. I.. Guyci, II. Knuckles, L. Lashtiiook. L. Ludlow, J. Dean, D. York. B. Greene, K. Adc, L. Martin; M. McCollum; A. Price.J. Reagan; R.Johnson;J. Druley; A. Alward;J. Hale; M. Lucas; M. Mitchell; B. Scheid; D. Uhls; K. Cox; M. Ransom; R. Carnahan; C. Culross; E. Estes; M. Gill; J. Goul; A. Stidham; A. Abney; J. Clyde; S. Toney; A. Catron; R. Jones; S. Krivacic; R. Sexton. The 1987-88 Concert Band participated in Big Broadcast, the Christmas and Pops” concerts, and the Organizational contest. They are under the direction of Mr. Blessing. Cru rJ cryi Cn ixjxL aj70 n s aliens C j CUUs . CONCERT BAND ORCHESTRA The 1987-88 Orchestra not only performed in the Fall concert, the Christmas concert, the ' Pops concert, and the Spring concert, but also had a number of other performances. They went to Warren Central for an exchange program; they went to Ball State for all-day workshops; they attended State Organizational contest and District and State Solo and Ensemble contest. Several small groups performed for community groups and events. The orchestra ends each year performing at Graduation. The Orchestra Council for the year: Seniors — Rana Dogar, Renee Wood, Vicki Clouser. Juniors — Tom I lerndon. Scott King. Brett Todd. Sophomores — Jon Zeh, Jack Clemens. Eric Chan. Freshmen — Eric McCullough. Sarah Prosser, Stephanie Wilson. Librarians — Jennifer Taylor. Tammy Emery. Trish Siller. Lisa Woodruff, and Jennifer Copen-haver. Far Right Band members along with the Puppettes performing at the State Fair. Right: Randy's still trying to decide whether or not the camera had film in it. B. Adams; H Ashmore. J Barnes. A Bishop; K Bluck. R Bozworth; L Burton; F.. Chan; T Chandler. J. Clemens; V. Clouser.J Clyde;.! Copenhaser; S. Davis; R Dogar. L Donoho; M Downs; T. Emery ; T. Foster. A. Garcia; K. Good; D. Harrison. T. Herndon; K Hiland; K Jackson;J Jasper. T Kallner. S. King;J. Layton; M. Louks. K. Maish. N McCluglien. E. McCullough. M Myers; A Norwick; A Nussbaum; T. O'Brien; N. Pearson. K Pletch; S. Prosser. J Pugslev. M Ragains; M. Roberts. C Robinson. L. Rowden; T. Siller. M Smith, M. Smith; T. Spray; R. Staley;J. Taylor; B. Todd;J Tol son; T. Trees; T. Weidner. S. Wilson. M Wiseman; C. Wood; R. Wood; L. Woodruff; J. Zeh;J. Zeh. n C Burdick; C. Howe; G. Jones; S. Shaw; C. Skinner; C Theede. D Wilson; J. Ade; II Barnes. T Ewing; A. Foust. A. Kaylor.J. Kinslow. I.. Reyes. S. Ross. S Salm-ons;J. Vrooman; S. Cottrell; K Rcdington K Adr. K Cost low, C Douglass; L. Miller; M. Pickering. C Snyder. C. Lawson; D Bannon;J. Laird; T. Sheets; K Shuler. T Toney; M Wright. M Bay less. J Freeman; J. Haynes. J Porter. M Jackson. J Amich; J. dark. J. Graves; D. VanVactor;J. Wesscll 123 U y ou y xJu orr o cr j -j u o t cr 124 clvt jCJLajta Gi o- cxX c ’tfruds Above: Senior Jay Kirby and Freshman Tami Trees show their friendship at a meeting. Right: Students going back to class after a meeting during activity period. D. Ban non; J. Barnes; M. Bluemke; R. Brown; I). Hurlash; L. Burton; L. Campbell; C Carter S. Clark; C. Clendenning; S. Coleman. K. Costlow; H. Cottrell; K. Cox; K. Cumutt;J. Dahmen; S. Davis;J. Dupler. G. Emery;J. Emswillcr; M. Evans; T. Foster; T. Gill; W. Golder; G. Guenther; J. Jacobs; B. Kaylor. H. Knuckles; S. Lewis; S. Mandrell; N. McKinniss. L. McPhearson; L. Miller. B. Moore; M. Mounts; K. Neal; T. Noonan; T. Oaks; A. Ostler;J. Palmer. K. Ramos; M. Ransom; B. Rav; K. Rcdington; L. Ridenour. K. Rigdon;J. Riley; L. Risse; S. Rogers; B. Sheid; S. Shaw; K. Shuler; V. Smejkal; C. Snyder; G. Spaulding; S. Sterrett. A. Stidham; K. Stidham; S. Swope; C. Tegarden; A. Vaughn; H. Vertrees; T. Wagner, J. Wchr; L. Wheeler; C. Winchester; C. Wood; L. Woodruff; D. Wright. The 1987-88 Pep Club was reborn under the leadership of Mr. Cleaver. The Pep Club did a lot to encourage the Fiot Dogs during their games. The club was made up of students from the freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Thanks to all who took time to be involved and cheered the Dogs at the athletic events. The officers were: President Lorie McPhearson, Vice President — Angie Stidham, Secretary — Gina Emery, and Treasurer — Tami Trees. Below: Freshman girls sit and chat after a pep club meeting, while at the same time they pose for a quick picture. (Mfat i 'dilSKO d jjd'K 125 3. A group of track fans showed their support. 4. Mindie Lucas and Marc Shoemaker rested after completing the last High Life. 5. Mr. Heath supervised locker clean-up with help from Angie Beavens and Lisa Ginger. 6. The relay team prepared for the next event. 7. Larry Lawson and Andrew Donoho took time out. 126 127 Row 1: D. Hart. M. Studer.Jay Kirby, B. Ramer. C. Harris, S. Crutchfield. T. Amich. D. Joiner. P. Duncan, J. Zeh. L. Randle. H. Danner Row 2: A. Oberhoulser. R Baker.John Morrison. Coach Rudd. Coach Milligan. K Allen. Coach Heath. Coach Gregory, Coach Harris.J. Griffith.Jack Morrison. B. Noojin, B. Snyder Row V R. Shackelford.John Kirby. R. Kelly. S. Eimcn. E. Booth. G. Ridenbach. R Rcdmon, S. Cleveland.J. Little Row 4: T. Coleman, M. McCollum, M. Smith, L. Baker. A. Nussbaum. R. Staley. L. Vega. E. Adams. B. Ostler Row 5. R. Randle. B. Anglea, C. Douglas. D. Miller.J. Ramos. T. Reck. J. Clinger. R. Snyder 3 1) Ridenbach and Booth take a breather as the offense takes over. 2) M. Smith and T. Reck urge on teammates 3) Offense celebrates after a touchdown 4) John Morrison and Denny Joiner led the Dogs defensive backfjeld Hotdog Season Frankfort's football season proved to be one of action! The Dogs record of 5 and 4 doesn’t give justice to the play the team exhibited during the Friday nights of the Fall of 1987. Frankfort's competition included four state-ranked teams with the Dogs defeating Crawfordsville and North Montgomery. The winning season was highlighted by FHS's junior all-state running back Rich Kelly. Kelly finished the season by leading the state with 1530 yards rushing for regular season play. Kelly added 121 yards in the Sectional loss to second-ranked Tipton. Frankfort's defense, which was hurt by numerous injuries late in the season, was led by seniors Dennis Joiner and Scott Crutchfield, each with 904 tackles. FOOTBALL Frankfort's Record: 5-4 WE THEY Clinton Central 21 18 Crawfordsville 26 17 North Montgomery 16 10 Western Boone OH 13 Southmont 31 13 Lebanon 29 06 West Lafayette 27 35 Avon 24 35 Sectional Tipton 07 35 1) Coach Doc Heath 2) Jay Kirby gets cal! from the sidelines 3) The Hotdog Seniors 4) Offense awaits the play from the bench 5) Charlie Harris congratulates Rich Kelly after touchdown 6) Football player enjoy Homecoming festivities 7) Rich Kelly en route to another touchdown 6 7 Conference Champs Row 1: C. Tegarden, A. Arion. K. Brown, B. Sharp, L. Campbell Row 2: Coach Jacoby, C. Wood, L. Donaho, C. Robinson, K. Myers, M. Featherstone, T. Beard, Coach Norris 3 1) Tricia Beard serves the ball 2) Kim Myers smashes a spike over the net 3) Coach Jacoby gives instructions to the team 4) Congratulations given on a good play VOLLEYBALL Volleyball Season The 1987-88 volleyball season was a let down tor the Lady Dogs. The Dogs lost some really close games, but they did have a peak out of it all. For the first time in Frankfort's girls volleyball history, they won their own invitational. The joy and excitement of that hopefully will carry over to next year. The Dogs carried five senior starters. Krista Brown and Angie Arion were the setters. Angie made first team All-Conference. The other three seniors were Beth Sharp, who led the front line attack, along with Leslie Campbell and Chris Tegarden. Beth earned second team All County. The team rounded out with sophomores Kim Myers and Keely Kennedy, juniors Missy Featherstone and Tricia Beard, and freshmen Lisa Donoho and Carrie Robinson. The team played well at times. They had their ups and downs throughout the year. They finally ended with a 14-16. Frankfort's Record: 14-16 Maconaquah Frontier Eastern West Lafayette Tri Central Eastern Northwestern Lebanon Rossville Western Boone Tri West Tipton Western Boone Carrol Clinton Prairie Clinton Central McCutcheon Southmont Crawfordsville Delphi Andrea Clinton Prairie Central Catholic Wes Del Logansport N. Montgomery Rossville Rochester Clinton Central Sectional: Clinton Central WF. THEY 14- 16,6-15 15- 3,15-6 14- 16,15-5,10-15 8- 15,11-15 13-15,15-4,10-15 15- 12,15-10 15-6,11-15,5-15 15-2,13-15,15-5 15-8,15-10 15-11,15-10 12- 15,15-13.15-3 17-15,14-16,15-9 17-15.7-15,11-15 15-3,15-6 10- 15,1-15 1-15,3-15 1-15,5-15 9- 15,15-12,15-9 15-10, 4-15,15-9 15-5,16-18,15-8 11- 15.6-15 9-15,11-15 15-3,15-2 13- 15,13-15 1-15,15-13,15-5 15- 8,11-15,7-15 16- 14,9-15,5-15 5-15,9-15 1-15.6-15 5-15,1-15 Junior Varsity: Row 1: D. Wright. T. Joiner. K. Kennedy. M. Cline. M. Downs Row 2: L. Miller, M. Roberts, L. Donoho, C. RobinsonJ. Michael Row 3: Coach Jacoby, C. Wood, M. Featherstone, J. Laflen, Coach Norris 1) Coach Jacoby and Coach Norris watch the action 2) Chris Tegarden eyes her serve 3) Beth Sharp bumps the ball 4) Angie Arion goes up for a set 5) The Senior team members 6) Krista Brown during a break in action 5 6 INVITATIONAL CHAMPS Row 1: T. Herndon, J. Herndon. B. Humphrey, P. Curnutt.J. Druley, J. Clemens Row 2: Coach Neihaus, J. LeBlanc, T. Humphrey, B. Myers, R. Bozworth. J. Meyer, D. Dick Row 3: E. Estes. D. Uhls, S. Laflen, W. Hill, M. Reynolds, A. Catron, M. Kelly, K. O'Brien. 1) The team relaxed between Sec-rional games 2) Jeff and Tom Herndon during warm-up 3) Jack Clemens hit a forehand 4) Jeff Druley with a shot down the line 5) Pete Curnutt hit a backhand 6) Mark Ransom hit a crushing serve 7) Bob Humphrey hit a winner 132 BOYS’ TENNIS Tennis Season The 1987 boys tennis team was young and inexperienced. They ended their season at 8-10. They also made it to the semi-final round in sectional before being knocked out by Noblesville. In conference play, Frankfort ended up second. Bob Humphrey, Frankfort’s number one singles player, was the only member named first teal all-conference. Mark Ransom, number two, and Pete Curnutt, number three, were named to second team allconference. Rounding out the Hot-dog lineup were Jett Herndon and Tom Herndon at number one doubles, and Jack Clemens and Jeff Druley at number two doubles. Frankfort's Record: 8-10 WE THEY McCutcheon 3 0 Northwestern 2 3 Peru 3 2 Noblesville 1 4 Northwestern 1 4 Western Boone 3 2 Lafayette Jeff 0 5 Southmont 4 1 Lebanon 2 3 West Lafayette 0 3 North Montgomery5 0 Noblesville 1 4 Crawfordsville 2 3 Zionsville 1 4 Western 3 2 Sectional: Northwestern 3 2 Western 3 2 Noblesville 1 4 Girls’ Golf Season The inexperienced girls' golf ream had a rough season ending with only one win. but the Lady Dogs ended on a high note. The team was led by senior Jeannie Dupler and junior Becky Scheid, and Jeannie qualified for regional by shooting a personal best of 95 in the sectional. In her regional play she missed the state cut by one stroke by bettering her score to an 88. The golf team consisted of four seniors, one junior, and three freshmen. The inexperienced team played tough competition throughout the season and consistently brought their scores down. The Cauldron staff congratulates Coach Mike Kelly and the team for a season well played. Season Record: 1-8 WE THEY F’fort Invitational Harrison 248 217 McCutcheon 221 Lebanon 244 236 Kokomo 221 199 Taylor 220 218 McCutcheon 220 205 McCutcheon 245 254 Logansport 224 202 Taylor 217 195 Sectional 7th 425 1) The girls take rime out of practice for a fun picture 2) Senior Amanda Ostler back for an approach shot 3) Senior Gallipo is set for a drive 4) The 3 freshmen of rhe ream, Sara Prosser, Tammi Trees, and Melissa Ransom 5) Junior Becky Scheid in midswing 6) Regional qualifier Jeannie Duple prepares to get out of possible trouble GIRLS’ GOLF 1) Becky Scheid exhausted after a tough swim. 2) Jill Pluhar awaits her diving score. 3) Kristen Wehr and Mandi Coomer show their team camaraderie. 4) Jennifer Dahmen caught between events with a wild doo! 5) FHS gets off to a great start. Row l:Jenni Barnes.Jill Fluhar, Lana Lashbrook. LeAnn Martin. Row 2: Sara Robey, Jennifer Dahman. Dawna Kaylor, Kristen Wehr. Row 3: Jennifer Zeh, Christi Burdick, Jill Copenhaver. Nicole McClughen. Row 4: Mandi Coomer, Coach Mullen, Tricia Spray, Becky Scheid. 3 GIRLS SWIMMING CONFERENCE RUNNER-UP The 1987-88 girls swimming team had their best season in the past ten years. The team, under the direction of Coach Steve Mullen, was led by juniors Mandi Coomer. Becky Scheid. Jill Pluhar and sophomore Kristen Wehr. They finished second in the Sagamore Conference and will return all 14 letter winners to the 1988-89 team. The final team standing was 8-5. Congratulations and good luck next year girls! Frankfort's Record: 8-5 WE THEY South mont 90 81 Crawsfordsvillc 80 87 Eastern 92 78 S. Vermillion Invit. 5th Clinton Central 109 63 Delphi 115 56 McCutcheon 85 86 Lebanon 115 57 Montgomery 93 77 Western 121 46 Western Boone 79 90 Brownsburg 64 107 Conference 2nd Twin Lakes 98 73 Kokomo 76 95 Twin Lakes Invit. 1st Sectional: 5th SEMI-STATE QUALIFIERS The Cross Country team had an exceptionally fine year. Led by seniors David Large and Jeremy Wheeler, the team ran to a 5-6 record in dual and three way meets The team also pulled off first place victories in both County and the Frankfort Invitational. The team then went on to place second in the Sagamore Conference. Freshman Jenni Barnes, the only female on the team, made all-county, all-conference, seventh in sectional, and pulled off a dramatic finish of nineteenth place in the regional. After the confer%nje, the Dogs blasted their way to a second and third place finishes in sectional and regional respectively. This led to the team's fourteenth place finish at Semi-State. Frankfort's Record: 5-6 WE THEY Tipton 63 23 Northwestern 63 49 Clinton Prairie 21 39 Harrison 20 38 Crawfordsville 20 65 Noblesville 50 15 McCutcheon 37 28 Lebanon 37 73 Layafette 46 17 Logan sport 36 21 Rossiville 19 42 V County Meet: 1st Western Invit.: 4th Central Ind: 3rd Frankfort Invit.: 1st Sagamore Conf: 2nd Sectional: 2nd Regional: 3rd Semi-State: 14th 1) David Weber takes the first turn. 2) Jenni Barnes in full stride. 3) David Large heads toward the finish line. 4) Jeremy Wheeler is determined to gain ground. 5) The team is set for the starting gun. Jason Hart, Rocky Weber, Tim Kreisher. David Weber. Chris Plummer, Chris Wheatley, Jeremy Wheeler, David Large. Brian Werner. Gordon Royer, Jenny Barnes 5 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: T. Uhl, K. Brown. T. Beard. K. Stidham, A. Arion, H. Swift, K. Myers. T. Trees, A. Perkins,J. Rider, T. Joiner, K. Kennedy, Coach Neihaus 1 1) Angie Arion fired a jump shot for two points. 2) Amy Perkins did most of the ball handling for the Lady Dogs. 3) Krista Brown showed tough defense against WeBo. 4) Tammy Uhl, Heather Swift, Angie Arion, and Krista Brown were the senior leaders of the Lady Dogs. 136 GIRLS LADY HOT DOGS The Frankfort Lady basketball team, under the direction of coach Ed Neihaus, had one of its best years in history. The squad ended the season with a 6-13 record overall. Led by seniors Heather Swift and Angie Arion along with sophomores Amy Perkins and Kim Myers the team made it to the second round of sectional before being knocked out by Tipton. With a strong group of underclassmen, the Lady Dogs should be a fine team in the years to come. Sophomores Amy Perkins and Kim Myers were honored with first and second team All-County selections, respectively. Angie Arion and Heather Swift were named to the All-State Academic Honorable Mention team. 1 Frankfort's Record WE THEY Logansport 52 76 Carroll 41 70 Tri-Central 55 61 Rossville 48 47 Southmont 59 61 Harrison 49 50 Lebanon 57 61 Western 48 52 Rossville 45 53 Central Catholic 63 58 Western Boone 50 70 Crawfordsville 66 35 Clinton Central 37 67 Sheridan 57 43 North Mont. 60 70 West Lafayette 40 54 Sectionals: Tri-Central 45 39 Tipton 45 72 5 1) Coach Neihaus explained a play during a time out. 2) Jennifer Rider showed good pressing defense. 3) Heather Swift posted up insides. 4) Kim Myers shot a jump shot in the lane. 5) Tricia Beard in the Lady Dog’s huddle. 6) Krista Brown got help on defense underneath the basket. BASKETBALL Row 1) B. Todd, E. McCullough, C. Jones Row 2) M. Unger, J. Isenhower, C. Miller, C. Wheatley, J. Appleby, M. Klutzke, Row 3) Coach K. Stuart, Coach C. Herndon, D. Young, M. Harmon, R. Sexton, H. Zell.J. Kirby, B. Meyers, Coach S. Grill, Coach G. Kersey 1 1) Mike Unger went up strong for two easy points. 2) Mike Harmon on defense. 3) Don Young looked inside for the open man. 4) Introduction of the starting five players. VARSITY HOT DOG PRIDE The Hot Dog basketball team was led by seniors Randy Sexton, Bret Myers, Jerry Appleby. Mike Unger, Don Young, and Harry Zell. To back up the seniors were juniors John Kirby and Mike Harmon. Curt Miller and Matt Klutzke rounded out the team. This year's team ended the year with a record of 7 and 15. including a first round win in sectional defeating Tri-Central. Although the record doesn't show it, the Dogs played consistent throughout the season losing many games by less than five points. Randy Sexton ended the season on a high note by being named to the first team all-conference. VARSITY BASKETBALL Frankfort's Record WE THEY Clinton Prairie 85 88 Clinton Central 62 60 Logansport 60 85 West Layafette 64 61 Brownsburg 60 62 Kokomo 59 61 Lebanon 57 70 Harrison 52 80 Western Boone 68 69 Rossville 67 84 Southmont 92 82 Layafette Jeff 74 82 Crawfordsville 49 47 Western 65 61 Arlington 66 73 McCutcheon 52 63 North Montgomery 61 67 Benton Central 79 72 Zionsville 64 71 Delphi 79 75 6 5 1) Coach Grill talked to team during a time out. 2) Randy Sexton hit his favorite fade away jump shot. 3) the Hot Dogs set up their defense. 4) Junior John Kirby passed the ball around the perimeter. 5) The Frankfort Hot Dog Senior basketball players. 6) Jerry Appleby shows Ins good defense. 7) Bret Myers blocked an easy layup. BASKETBALL, Row 1:J. LeBlanc, B. Lowden. T. Felty, B. McCullough, J. Clemens, M. Smith, Coach G. Kersey. Row 2: J. Druley, C. Wheatley, D. Miller, J. Isenhower, D. Toney. JR VARSITY FRESHMAN I 1) Jack Clemens looks for an open player under the basket. 2) Coach Herndon chats with his B team during a time out. 3) Freshman Chris Wheatley prepares for a free throw. The Junior Varsity squad had an excellent season ending with a re-cord of 14-6. The team was led by-junior Bill I.owden, sophomore Jack Clemens, and freshmen Chris Wheatley and Jason Isenhower. The team out-scored their opponents by a 92 to 84 points per game margin. Without Jason Isenhower and Chris Wheatley, the freshman team did not have a great deal of height. The squad still managed to pull in a 4-11 season record though. Kevin O’Brien led the team in scoring a ten point per game average. The freshman B team ended the season 3-9. 2 Row 1. D. Carr. D. Vanvactor, C. Pickerall, G. Rennick, K. O'Brien. T. Troxel. Row 2: Coach C. Herndon, C. Oppelt. B. Fuller, C. Tarkington, T. Keesee. A. Frye, D. Wahl. T. Kelley, R. Weber, Coach K. Stuart. BASKETBALL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS I L i The Hot Dog swim team, known as the Mole Patrol, continued to dominate the conference by winning their third straight title. The team, under the direction of Coach Mullen, ended the season with an exceptional duel meet record of 10 and 3. Coach Mullen credits the seniors for their leadership both in and out of the water. Captains Jeff Zeh and Mark Ransom and senior John Jackson led the team to a fifth place finish at sectional. Mark Ransom also qualified for the State meet in the 100 butterfly and the 200 IM. Ransom s top finish was 13th in the 200 IM with a time of 2:00.09. Frankfort’s Record WE THEY McCutcheon 103 69 Crawdtordsville 121 48 Brownsburg 90 82 North Montgomery 103 69 Southmont 94 78 Western Boone 96 76 Lebanon 122 50 Cass Invit. 3rd Clinton Central 119 48 War. Cent. W'. Laf3rd Conference 1st Logansport 73 99 Twin Lakes 90 82 Sectional 5th Row 1)T. Kreisher, E. Teyema, M. Gill, J. Zeh. A. Harshbarger, J. Hart. Row 2) T. Felty, C. Ekstrom, Je. Zeh. J. Morrison. P. Duncan. S. Burdick. M. Ransom, Coach Mullen. Row 3) Coach Hartman. T. Fraiser, A. Marshall, B. Nern. M. Jackson, C. Lawson, J. Little, M. Ragains. 1) Coach Mullen 2) Jeff Zeh. Travis Felty. and Mike Jackson warm-up before sectional competition. 3) Claes Ekstrom, Travis Felty, and John Jackson are honored at a home game for being on the conference championship team. 4) Seniors Mark Ransom, Klaus Ekstrom, Travis Felty, Scott Burdick. Jeff Zeh. Pat Duncan. Jack Morrison, and JohnJackson were part of three conference championship teams. 5) Mark Ransom and Mike Jackson were part of the sectional free relay team. 6) Pat Duncan at the honors night basketball game. 7) Scott Burdick swims the butterfly leg of the medley relay. BOYS SWIMMING Row 1: R. Shackelford, S. Campbell, A. Shoemaker, D. Ryan, K. Benefiel. R. Kelly, J. Sallee, J. Watson. Row 2: Coach Warthen, J. Williams, S. Cleveland, E. Chandler, E. Watt, J. Bartley, C. Harris, S. Cullen, M. Ticen, Coach B. Kriel SECTIONAL 3 1) Coach Warthen 2) Rich Kelly removed his head gear after an easy pin. 3) Josh Bartley attempted to recover to base position. 4) Seniors Ear Chandler and Charlie Harris led the Hot Dogs. The 1987-88 Wrestling team began the season with a positive attitude. They were the returning Sectional champions and hoped to improve their previous season’s record. Senior leaders, Earl Chandler and Charlie Harris finished their high school careers at the semi-state competition. Also at the semi-state and state level was junior Rich Kelly. Rich led the team in the greatest number of wins. The majority of the varsity positions consisted of the following juniors: Keith Benefiel. Shanon Campbell, Scott Cleveland. David Ryan. Andy Shoemaker, and Josh Bartley. The team finished the season third in conference, first at Sectionals, and fifth at Regionals. WRESTLING CHAMPIONS Frankfort’s Record WE THEY West layafette 36 39 5 Way Invit. 1st Crawfordsville 42 29 Lebanon 23 44 C. Prairie Invit. 1st Twin lakes 33 33 Twin Lakes Invit. 1st Delphi 36 27 Southmont 44 27 Zionsville 23 44 Clinton Central 40 33 Conference 3rd Benton Central 36 28 North Montgomery 33 33 Sectional: 1st Regional: 5th 1 2 1) Andy Shoemaker tried to turn his opponent over for a pin. 2) Shanon Campbell breaking down his opponents base. 3) Mark Ticen arrempred a chicken wing on his opponent. 4) Mr. Ricker received the Sectional championship banner from the wrestling team. 3 4 WRESTLING ... BASEBALL SUMMARY Row 1: B. Compton. M. Shoemaker, H. Danner, S. Cunningham. A. Oberhoulser. M. Harmon Row 2: B. Salmon, B. Lowden, A. Hackard, E. Emery, S. Eimen, G. Ridenbach. E. Booth Row 3: B. Todd, T. Eimen. T. Reck, J. Hale, M. McCullum, J. Druley Row 4: Coach Rucker, Coach Milligan 3 1) Frankfort Senior baseball players. 2) Herb Danner catches an infield fly ball. 3) Brent Salmon swings for another home run. 4) Mike Harmon pitching nothing but strikes. 5) Bill Lowden catches ball during warm up. 4 BASEBALL The baseball season for 1987 88 was inconsistent. The Dogs would play great one game and poor the next. The team did finish with almost a MX) record at 11 12. The team was led by a strong group of upperdassuicn. M. Shoemaker, A. Oberhoulser. B. Compton, H. Danner, And S. Cunningham were the seniors giving the team a strong line-up. Several outstanding juniors also added to the stability. The pitching was led by senior Marc Shoemaker and junior Mike Harmon. Marc Shoemaker and junior Bill Lowden led the team in home runs. The Dogs finished the season with a second place finish in the Sectional losing to state-ranked Western. Frankf'orr's Record Wc They L Jefferson 1 11 Clinton Prairie 9 10 Delphi (J) 5 4 14 0 North Montgomery 10 4 Carmll 0 2 Lebanon 0 3 Southmont 0 3 Western Boone 12 2 Western 2) ? 11 5 18 Western Boone 6 2 North Montgomery S 4 County 1st W. Layal'ette 2 4 Southmont 7 8 Harrison (2) 2 12 5 3 Crawfordsvillc 4 3 Sectional Runner-up 1) Coach Rucker signals as third base coach. 2) Tony Reck walks back after catching a foul ball. 3) Senior Brad Compton waits for his turn at bat. 4) Jeff Druley watches for first base steal. 5) The team congratulates Marc Shoemaker after a home run. 6) Scott Eimen swings for a rare strike. 7) Eric Emery attempts to steal base. Row 1: Coach Milligan Row 2: J. Hale, M. Reynolds, T. Eimen. T. Reck, C. Pickerall, S. Herreo. S. King Row 3: K. Obrien, T. Coleman, M. Cleaver. M. McCullum. J. Druley, D. Wahl, T. Lee HOTDOG Row 1: T. Herndon, M. Smith. J. Herndon, D. Joiner. R. Kelley, J. Hart. T. Troxel, A. Abney Row 2:J. Kirby. S. Jacoby. M. Vesco. B. Werner. R. Bosworth. M. Ticen. D. Dick. D. Van Vacter, M. Foreman, G. Royer Row 3: D. Toney, J. Wheeler. C. Wheat!}’, T. Kreisher, A. Nussbaum SUMMARY This years boy’s track team capped off 6-4 season with two state qualifiers. Jay Kirby and Tom Herndon both represented the Hot Dog track team in the state finals. The team also had some great dual meet depth with seniors: Jeff Herndon. Jeremy Wheeler. Dave Large, Brian Werner, and Mike Vesco. Junior Rich Kelley and sophomore Andy Nussbaum also added depth to the team. Some of the team highlights of the season include first in the county, second in the Frankfort relays, fifth in conference, and sixth in sectionals. 3 1) Matt Smith leaps over the high jump bar. 2) Tom Herndon shows his discus form. 3) Senior sprinter Jay Kirby shows why he is one of the state top runners. 4) Mike Vesco lead the Hot Dogs in the hurdle events. 5) Sophomore Tim Kreisher sprints to the finish of the mile run. 6) Freshman Chris Wheatly also ran distance. COUNTY CHAMPS Frankfort s Record Harrison Clinton Central Logansport Western Boone Clinton Prairie Big Five Harrison Twin Lakes Frankfort Relays Lebanon County Delphi North Montgomery Conference Sectional We They 56 63 89 38 60 66 56 48 75 52 4rh Vi 70 4 50 2nd 90 37 1st 103 24 71 56 5th 6 1) Denny Joiner and Andy Nuss-baum exchange the baton in the relay. 2) Senior Jeff Herndon just before throwing the shot. 3) Andrew Abney crosses the finish line to give the relay a first place finish. 4) Darrin Die k shows his pole vaulting form. David Toney shows why he's the top high jumper. 6) Mike Vesco and Ron Bosworth on a relay exchange. 7) Senior Brian Werner led the distance attack for the Dogs. 8) Rich Kelley led olf lor the Dogs in the sprinr relays BOYS’ TRACK GOLF TALLYS Row 1: B. Snyder.J. Warren. B. Myers. B. Humphrey Row 2: Coach Heath. E. Clark. A. Clark. T. Humphrey, C. Plummer, M Unger Not pictured: T. Amich. T. Snyder, C. Douglass 4 1) M. Unger waiting to tee off. 2) C Plummer starts his ball rolling toward the cup. 3) B. Myers eyes his 10-foot putt. 4) B. Humphrey in mid-swing with his 7-iron on the first hole. 5) J. Warren powers down on a drive. 6) Sophomore T. Humphrey tees off on 4 par 3. 7) Coach Heath flips a coin to determine who tees off first. 148 BOYS GOLF This year’s golf team had definite ups and downs. They began the season with a 190 at the Crawfordsville course and improved to a 143 backside in the county match. The team was led by seniors Mike Unger, Jeff Warren, Bob Humphrey. Brooke Snyder, and Chris Plummer. Additional seniors gave the team a lot of depth. Junior Bart Myers and Sophomores Tom Humphrey and Alan Price led the JV to a winning season too. The golf team finished the season with a winning record of 11-7. The Dogs were able to slide by Sectional with a third place finish of 334. The team had their problems in the regional tournament as they finished 6th with a disappointing regional tournament as they finished 6th with a disappointing 360. The season was highlighted by Bob Humphrey's hole-in-one on the Frankfort number eight hole in the County Match. Frankfort's Record We 1 hey Tipton 169 167 North Montgomery 190 171 Noblesville 317 308 JelYerson 162 139 Crawfordsville 163 166 Kokomo 163 134 Lebanon 170 161 County 1st Logansporr 171 180 Delphi 164 172 Western Boone 178 163 Clinton Prairie 314 363 Craw. Invit 3rd Conference Irh W l.ayafette 169 174 McC.utcheon 169 187 Sectiimal 3rd Regional 6th SUMMARY As a young and upcoming team with a lot of fine underclassmen, the girls' track team finished with a 4-6 record. The ream had some fine senior leadership in Angie Arion, Tammi Mounts, and Leslie Campbell. Juniors LeAnn Martin. Lori Jones and freshmen Keily Neal, Alissa Alward. Lisa Donoho, Jcnni Barnes added some depth to this year's team. Ed Neihaus and Sandy Norris were the coaches of this year's team. There will be some tine track teams in the years to come. Row 1: N. McKinnis. L. Jones. A. Snyder. L. Martin. J. Micheal Row 2: A. Alward. J. Barnes, T. Mounts, L. Donoho. T. Siller, $. Rogers Row 3: Coach Neihaus, T. Sheets. J. Jasper, E. Anderson, D. Kaylor, L. Campbell. A. Arion. T. Joiner, Coach Norris 1 Frankfort's Record We They Uhunuu 65 53 Clinton Central 69 W Logansport 31 87 Western Boone 33 62 Clinton Prairie 53 65 Carroll 80 36 Harrison 16.5 66 Sourhmonr 16.5 65.5 Rossville 67 51 Counts 2nd North Montgomery 26 92 Conference f th Sectional 8th 5 1) Coach Neihaus assists LeAnn Martin. 2) Jennifer Jasper finishes the 100 yard dash. 3) Trish Siller practices the shot put. 4) Jennifer Michael throws the shot. 5) Leslie Campbell shows her excellent long jump form. 6) LeAnn Martin throwing the shot. 7) Freshman Keily Neal has a high jump! GIRLS’ TRACK ... REGIONAL CHAMPS Row 1: Coach Priest.J. Vertrees, K. Borges,J. Dupler. G. Emery. K. Ramos. B. Schied. T. Noonan, Coach Smith. Row 2: C. Castillo. M. Downs. L. Miller, S. Prosser. L. Ludlow, A. Garcia. C. Turner, J. Zink. T. Beard. J. Zeh.J. Copenhaver. Row 3: A. Lldridge. M. Ransom, S. Clark. D. Wilson. S. Wilson. K. Wehr,J. Dean. M. Featherstone, L. Orison. N., McClughen. C. Scott. rr� f m 2 1) Kricket Wehr returns a serve as Cindy Turner watches. 2) Gina Emery places a winner down the line. 3) Kim Borges with a power serve. 4) Melissa Ransom returns one from the baseline. 3 4 GIRLS’ Led by six outstanding seniors, the Lady Hot Dog's tennis team had their best season in the past four years. The team ended the season with a 12-6 record and won both the sectional and regional titles. They were finally upended in semi-state by North Central. Jean-nie Dupler played number one singles. Gina Emery and Kim Borges played two and three singles, respectively. At the doubles positions were senior Tracy Noonan and junior Becky Scheid playing one and Seniors Kristi Ramos and Jenny Vertrees at two. The only downfall of the season was the second place finish in conference play. GIRLS TENNIS RECORD Zionsvillc Crawfordsvillc Jefferson Tipton Kokomo Jeff Tourney Western Boone Lo ansport North Montgomery Lebanon Harrison Sourhmont McCutcheon West Layafctte Frankfort Invit Sectional Regional We They 3 2 2 3 2 3 •1 l '1 I 3rd 3 0 3 0 4 1 3 2 2 3 2 2 3 0 3 1st 1st 1st 1) Coach Jonelle Smith and coach Janet Priest. 2) Senior Tracy Noonan with a backhand return. 3) Tricia Beard returns a shot as Missy Feacherstone looks on. 4) Junior Becky Scheid places one down rhe doubles lane. 3) Jenny Vertices wafts to play a lob. 6) Kristi Ramos forhands one back. 7) No. 1 Singles player. Jeannie Dupler stretches for a ball. TENNIS Row 1: J. Emswiller, A. Ostler, J. Dupler, C. Tegarden Row 2: C. Carter, L. Risse, J. Dahmen, B. Scheid ) 5 1) Chris Tegarden cheering during a time out. 2) Varsity and JV combined to put on the Homecoming show. 3) Becky Scheid watched the Hot Dog football team in action. 4) Amanda Ostler, the captian of this years squad, leads a cheer at a basketball game. 5) Senior Jeannie Dupler poses at the end of a cheer. Row 1: K. Neal Row 2: K. Costlow, T. Foster, S. Clark, K. Stidham. B. Kaylor The Frankfort cheerleaders had an outstanding 1987-88 season. To start it off, they all attended NCA camp at St. Mary's. There, the Varsity squad placed in the top five. Later in the summer, the Freshman and Junior Varsity squads both placed first at the County Fair. In August, the Varsity made history by placing at the State Fair contest. Once school got under way, the cheerleaders did all they could to build up the school spirit. They cheered the football team to a Conference championship and the basketball team to the second round of sectionals. To Finish off the year the JV and the Varsity performed in the Big Broadcast to the song Be True To Your School. Sara Neal was the cheerleading coach and Susan Trees was the sponsor. HOT DOG Rah, Haft A. Ostler: Seven years of my life were devoted to the sport of cheerleading. The four years I spent as caption at FHS were the greatest. Thank you for the memories to ail that I have cheered with. J. Dupler: It was a great experience that took a lot of time and responsibility. B. Scheid: It was a lot of fun and a lot of hard work! L. Risse: It was fun! It was great! I had a fabulous time! C. Tegarden: I didn't know it was so strenuous, but it was worth it. C. Carter: Cheerleading was great — It was unbelievable how good of friends we became. J. Dahmen: The best part of cheerleading was camp. It was very interesting. J. 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Bush, Jr., M.D. 184 RON CLARK MOTORS BURT CHEVROLET OLDS CADIl.LAC GMC TRUCK 1601 McKinley Avenue Frankfort, IN 46041 (317)654-4488 Someone You Know In The Car Business! 1552 Walnut Avenue Frankfort, IN 46041 (317) 659-4761 Jason Kays Scott Strode We, the Class of 1988, would like to remember Jason Kays and Scott Strode, two friends who have remained in our hearts and minds in this, our Graduating year. 186 -A- ABBOTT. RICHARD - 46 ABNEY, ANDKF.tr 18. il. 120, 121. 122. 146. 147 ABSTON. CRYSTAL - 4. 109 ABSTON. JOE 46 ADAMS, ERIC D. 46. 71. 106. 120. 121. I2S ADAMS. - It. )a ADAMS. BJ 94. 108, 109. 121. 121 ADE. JENNIFER 7. 4. 6o ADF. KELLY - 5. W. 44. 94. 95. 109. IIS. 119. 172. 12). 12 7 AKARD. MIKE 18. 74. 77. 104 Al.trARD, AUSSON — 14, 10f. 122. 149 AMBER RUBY 74 AM ICH, JASON - 12s AMICII. TONY II. 16. IS. 106. 128. 129 AMOS. CINDY - 74 ANDERSON. EBBIE 74. 109 ANDERSON. JORDY - 16. 21. 69. 10). 104 109 ANDERSON. TRAVIS 74 ANCLE A. BRIAN - 10. 46. 71 ANGLF.A. BRAD - IS. 92. 101. 128. 129 APPLEBY. JERRY 16. IS. 69. 72. 97. 99. 106. 110. 38. 1)9 ARION. ANGIE - 16. 17. IS. 21. 27. ) I, 87. 91. 92. 99. 10), 106. 107. no. 127. 1)0. 1)1. 1)6. 149 ARION. LORI - iS. 44. 112 ARTHUR TINA - 74 ASHMORE. HILARY - 18. 107. 109. 122. 12) AUSTIN. ERIC - 46 AVERY. STACEY - 47 -B- BABER. PAM 18. 114 BAII.F.Y. BECKY - 18 BAKER. LANCE II. 46. 128 BAKER. RAY — )8. 128 BALLARD. KIM )8. 121 BALLENGF.R. MF.USSA - is BANNON. DAYS 7, )8. 94. 118. 119. 122. 12). 124. 127 BARKER. ANGIE 74 BARKER. DONNA )8 BARKER NICK 18. ’8, 91 BARKLEY. ERIC - 74 BARNES HEATHER - 74, 12) BARNES. JENNIE 74. 106,. 12). 124. 1)4. 1)7. 149 BARNES STEPHANIE - 74 BARNES STEVE 77 BARTLEY. CHRIS 46 BARTLEY. JOSH II. 38. 104. 106 BAYLESS. MIKE 46. 12) BEARD. BROOKE W HEARD. IKILIA - II. )8. 44. 94. 97. 10), 106. III. 122. DO. 1)6. 1)7, 170. 171 BF.AVENS. ANGIF. is. Ill BELL. LEANNA 18. 121 BENEFIEL KEITH — 7. II. )8. 94. 106. 142 BIRGE. ANGIE - )8. 121 BIRGF. SPEND! — 74. 121 BISHOP. ANNETTE - 18. 110. 12) BLACK. AMY - IS. 110. 121 BLACK. GREG - 46 BLACKBURN. DONNA - 38. 112 BLUCK. KIM 46, 12) BLUEMKE, MISTY - 44. 74. 124 BODISH. CINDY - 74 BOGGESS. STACEY - )8 BOGLE. DEL - 74 BOOTH. ERIC 38. 04. 106. 128. 129. 144 BORGES, KIM ). 7. 9. IS. 70. 71. 87. 89. 91. 107. 118. 119. 120. 121. 12). 127. 170 BOWER. SARA - 74 BOYD. JENNIFER - 46,. 121 BOZWORTH. RON - « 19. 69. . 93. 17). 1)2. I . BRACKETT. MICHELLE - 19 BRACKETT. PAM - 12. 46, 72. 120. 121 BRADLEY. MONICA - )8. 78. III. 112. 12) BRAGG. DAS - 19. 81. 117 BRAGG. MARTA - 38. 77 BRANT. STEVE )8 BRAY.JENNIFER 19. 112. II). 117 BRAY. SHANNON iS BRICKER. HADLEY 74. 10) BRIDGMAN. AMY - 46 BRITTAIN. MARY 34. 109. III. 121 BRITTAIN. P RISC ILL.) 38. 82. 120. 121 BRITTAIN. RICK - 74 BROCK. MATT - 46. II BROCK. RONDA 38. 74. Ill BROCK. SHEILA - 10. 19. 30, 101 BROWN. KIM 74 BROWN. KRISA - 3. 7. 10. 16. 17. 19. 26. 30. 3 . 70. 71. 87. 91. 92. 96. 97. 10). 106. DO. 1)1. 1)6. 1)7. 177 BROFN. RACHEL - 74. 103. 09. III. 121. 124 BRUM BARGER. DARRELL - 74 BURDICK. CHUSTI - 7. 74. 106. 109. 12). I)4 BURDICK. SCOTT 19. 22. 87. 87. 91. 99. 106. 107. 109. 141 BURK HALTER. AMY - 27. 91 BUR LASH. DARLA - I). 19. 88. 89. 91. 108. 109. III. 120. 121. 122. 124 BURRIS. BENNIE - 74 BURTON. USHA - 46. 90. 109, 12). 124. 172, 17) BUSHONG. BENNIE 54 BUTLER. MARK - 19. 104 BUT . GUS 46 -C- CAMP. HOLLY 46. 109 CAMPBELL. KELUE - 74 CAMPBELL LESLIE - 16. 19. 21. )0. 88. 89. 91. 106. 124. 1)0. 1)1, 141 CAMPBELL SHANON - 38. 06. 142. 143 CAPPS. BART - 74 CARLSON. LORI - 38. 42. 44. 94. 95. 107. 106. 112. 170 CARNAHAN. ROB - 3 . III. 122 CARR. DANNY - 54, 140 CARTER. CRYSTA - 2. I. 38. 41. 43. 70. 90. 94. 97. 10). toy. 124. 172. 17) CARTER. JUUE - 16. 46. 122 CARTER. KF.N 19. 27. 30. 5 CASTILLO. CECIIJA 14. 109. II5. 121. 170 CASTLE. TODD - 46 CATRON. ANDY - 10. 46. 72. 53. 79. 89. 104. 106. 122. 1)2 CHAMBERLAIN. GARY )8 CHAN. ERIC - 46. 109. 121 CHANDLER. EARL 19. 142 CHANDLER. TONYA 46. 121. 12) CHRISTY. ANN - 38. 112. 122 CLARK. ANGIE 4. 8. 69. 78. 85. 89. 107. 111. 122 CLARK. ERIC - 38. 148 CLARK. JOHN — 3 . 127 CLARK. STACIE - 74. 122. 124. 170. 172. 153 CLEAVER. MIKE - 46. 7). 109. 14 3 CLEMENS, JACK 46. 1). 103, 06. 123. 1)2. 140 CLENDENNING. CATHY - 74. ill, 124 CLESDESNING. DONOVAN - 38 CLEVELAND. SCOTT I. 38. 70. 104. 106. 128. 142 CUCK. JAMES 19 CUNE. MIRIAM 4. III. 1)1 CUNGER.JIM 46. r9. t J6. 128 CUNGF.R. LISA - 38. 42, 74. 94. 107. 109 CLINTON. BRAD 46 CLOUSE. TONY - U CLOUSER. VICKIE 81. 122 CLYDE. JENNIFER - II. 109 CLYDE JOE 18.111.122 COBB. ANGIE - 19. 112. II3 COBBS DALE 38. 116. 117 COLE. BRIAN - 19, 117. 120. 121 COM., ALLEN - 46 COLEMAN. SHANA - 19. 78. 90, 121. 124. 128 COLEMAN. TOM 18. 106. 116. 141 COMPTON. BRAD - 19. 30. 117. 144. 147 CONKLIN. MELISSA 19. 77 C00MER. MANDI 39. 4). 8). 94. 101. 106. 109. 1)4. IP C00MF.R. MICHELLE 39. 47. 10). 112. 120 COPENHAVER. JENNIFER 55, 72. 10). 106. 109. 122. 1)4. 170 COPENHAVER. MELISSA - 39 CORNELL TONCY TO CORNETT. KIM - 12. 46. 10}. 108. 121. 122 CORTEZ. PAULINE 20. 69 COST!.OF. KARA - 10. 42. 77, 60. 7), 10). 123. 124. 172. 17) COTTRELL HOLUE 33. 124 COTTRELL KRISTY I11 COTTRELL STACIE — 33. 117. 122 COX. DENVER 46. 11) COX KIM — 46. 90. 107. 109. 122. 124 COY. LEIGH ANN - 20 COYLE. ANGIE - 20. 112. II3 CRF.FS. TERRI 39 CRICK. MARC - 20. 67 CIUSPEN. NATIMN — 77 CROUSORE. BRYAN - 33 CROF. KYLE - 46 CRUM. MATT - 39 CRUTCHFIELD. SCOTT - 30. 69. 91. 106. 109. 128. 129 CULLEN. SHANE - 10. 35. 10). 142 CULROSE, CHRIS 46. 122 CUNNINGHAM. ELAINE - 77 CUNNINGHAM. STF.VE - 20. 23. 69. 106. It7. 44 CURNUTT. KORI - 20. 78. 109. 124 CURNUTT. PETE - 46. 106. 1)2 -D- DAHMEN, JENNIFER 7, T9. 43. 45. 70. 71. 97. 10). 107. 106. 124. 1)4. 172. 17) DANNER. HERB — 20.31, 106. 117. 128. 129. 44 DARNELL SEAN 46 DARNELL STEVE - 77 DAVID. ANTHONY - 55 DAVID. ERIC 110 DAVID.JASON - 77 DAVIDS. BRAD - 39 DAVIDSON. MIKE 47. 109 DAVIS. RUSTY - 39 DAVIS. CHRISSY - 55. III DAVIS. CRAIG - 47 DAVIS. STEPHANIE - 12. 33. 85. 89. 106. 108. 109. 122. 124 DEAN. JENNIFER - 39. 44. 78. 90. 10). III. 122. 170 DEAN. KATHY - 20 DEAN. TONYA - 77 DECKER. JOHN 5J DICK. DARRIN 20. 110. 1)2, 146. 147 DICK. DENISE - 39. 93. 94. 112 DIETE.RI.E. BOB - }} DILLINGHAM. TIM 20.80.8) DIRBAS. SALLY - 20. 112. II) DOGAR. RAN A 4. 5. 20. 05. 07. 118. 119. 122. 125 DONOHO. ANDRE F - 20 D0N0H0. LISA 33. 103. 06. 09. 122. DO, Dl. 149 DONOHO. TINA - 53. 09 DOUGLAS. CHAD - 53. 12) DOUGLAS. CHIP 47. 71, 93. 03, 04. 06. 128 DOUGLASS. AMY - 55. 109. 121 DOFDF.N, CHYUNt - 33. 09 DOWNS. MEGAN — 77. 10), 109. 122. I)I. JO DRULEY. JEFF - 47. 71. 7). 103. 04. 06. 109. 122. 1)2. 140. 144. 45. 187 DRYDF.N. SHANNON - 20. 112. 11) DUBRF.F., TRAVIS - }) DUCK WORTH. JOE - 47. I87 DUNCAN. PAT 17. 21. 90. 91. 106. 107. 128. 129. 141 DUNHAM. ANGF.I-A - 53. 121 DUNK. MIKE - 21. 80 DUNKLE. ANGIE - 77 DUPLER. JEANNIF. - 4. 5. 21. 30. 70. 72, 80, 8). 85. 91, 96. 101, 10). 106. 107. 110. 124. 127. 1)3, DO. 1)1. 1)2. 33 -E- EAST. JADE - 47 EASTERDAY. LESLIE 39. 94 EATON. SHANON - 77 EBERLE. TAMM Y - 21. 05. 09. 110 ECHOLS. CHRISTINE - 35 EIMES. SCOTT 39. 06. 128, 44. 147 F.IMEN. TODD - 47. 144. 147. 83 EKSTROM. CLAES 21. 28. 83. 141 F.WRIDGE. AMY - 47. 90, 03. 09. 50 ELDRIDGE. CUNT 33 ELURILHik. 1KALIE - 21. 112. It) ELUOT. DANA - 21 ELUS. BRYAN - 21. 110 ELY. RUSTY 47 EMERY. ERIC - 39. 116. 144. 147 EMERY. GINA - I. 74. 91. 96. 101. 107. 106. 118. 119. 124. 127. 150 EMERY. 7V3AI.MV - 39. 08. 122 EMERY. BILL - 76 BMSWIUJ.R.JUUE - 2. 5. 21. 70. 7 . 8J, 91. 99. 03. 106. 07. 124. 172, 153. P2 ESTES. ERIC - 47. 99. 122. 1)2 ESTES. TODD - 21 EVANS CHAD - 35. 17} EVANS MICHELLE 21. 101. 124 EVER MAN. RICHARD - 39 EFING. TABBY — 77. 122 -F- FF.ATHERSTONE. ANDY - 45. 55. 10). 170. Ill FEATHERSTONE. MISSY - 39. 03. DO. Dl FF.LTY, TRAVIS - 21. 82. 103. 06. 141 FELTY. TROY - 47. 140 FISHER. SCOTT - 55 FITZSIMMONS TRACY 21. 171 FLAUGHF.R. JIM - 47 FLAUGHEK. TAMMY - 76 FLORES NABOR - 56 FORD. GINA - 47. 121 FORMAN. JOHN - 146 FORSYTHE. JASON - 21. IP FOSTER. TRACY - 76. 10). 109. 122. 124. 1)2. 153 FOUST. AMBER jo. 12) FRADY. RHONDA - 39. tXt. 121 FRAZIER. TOM 47. 104. 106. 141 FREEMAN. JASON In) 19. 168 FREEMAN. JASON (9) - .'6, 12) FRY. ALLEN - 76. 140 FULLER BRANDT 56. 121. 140 -G- GALEY. KATHY - 76. 121 GALUCHAN. BECKY - 76. 109. 121. IP GALUPO. SANDRA - 21. 33 GALVIN. KELLY - 39. 42. 103 GANDY. CHRIS 39. 94. 93. 107. 109. III. 122 GANN. MPJ ISSA - 76. 121 GARCIA. ALMA - 47. T). 108. 109. IP. 122, DO GARCIA. JOE- 47 GERALD, SANDY 21 GIBBONS. CORY - 47 GIBBONS. DAVID - 56 GILL MATT - 39. HI. 122. 141 GILL. TONYA - 10. 47. 71. 91. 124. D2. 53 GLOVER. ROY - 12. 39. 44. 120. 121 GOLDER. FENDY - 3. 6. 21. 26. 80. 89. 91. 93. tOt. 118. 119. 124. 127 GONZALEZ CHRIS - )9 GONZALEZ. FUST - 39. Ill GONZALEZ. GARY 47. 117 GOOD. KENT - 4’. 73. 122 GOUL JAY - 76. 60. 10). 122 GRAVES. JERRY - 47. 127 GREENE. BRIAN - 9. 21. )0. 122 GREGORY. HEIDI - 121 GRIFFITH. JOHN 21. 116. 128. 129 GRIFFITH. SONYA - 39. 112 GUAJAIDO. CLAUDIA 47 GUENTHER. GAEL - 47. 109. 124 COYER. I.ORl 22. 39 -H- HACK ARD. ANDY - 39. 06. 44 HAILMAN. SANDY - 21 HALE. JASON - 47. 109. 122, 144. 141 HALL KIM - 39 HALL RHONDA - 39 HAM. CHRISTI 27. 67 HANEY. DENA 122. 21. 8). O, 89. 91. 101. 10r, 108. 120. 121 HARMON. AMY - 47. 90. 05. 09 HARMON. MIKE - 39. 92. 94. 1)8. 144 HARRIS CHARLIE - 5. 7. 22. 70. 80. 96. 128. 129. 142 HARRINGTON KELLY - 56 HARRISON. DF.NISF. 56. 122 HARRISON. TOM - 76 HARRISON. TRICIA — 39. 45. 8J. 94. 0J. 09. Ill HARSHBARGF.R. ANDY 56. 141 HARVIB.4RGER. )IARK 76 HART. DAN - 2). 44. 106. 128. 129. 146 HART. JASON - 76. 108. 135. J4J IIARTING. JENNIFER - 4’ HAYDEN. SUSAN - 22. 8) HAYNES JASON - 56. 123 HENSLEY. JENNY 40 HENSI.EY.JOHN - 40 HERNDON. JEFF 4. 5. 22. 30. 74. 87. 9). 98. 99. 106. 107. 109. 1)2. 146. 147 HERNDON. TOM 40. ’4. 83. 93. 94. 100, 103. 06. 109, 122. 1)2. 47 HERREO. SANTIAGO 22. 28. 87. 109. 141 187 HICKSON.JENNY 22. 112. IIS HILAND, KIM - 47. 91. 109. 122 HILL. JOSH — 6.00 IIIU, JVUA - 56. 121 HILL. WADE - 22. 109. IS2 HINDSLEY. KELLIE 22. 75 HODGEN. GAIL - 56 HODGES. JOHN 56 HOOKE!J. GREG - 56 HOPKINS. ALLEN 22 HORTON. RHONDA 56 HOSKINS. MELINDA 56. 10), 109. 121 H0V7.E. CHERYL - If-. 17. 22. 85. 91. 10). 105 HOWE. CARRIE 47. � , ’4. 10). 109. 12) HOWF MARK - 56 HOWE. JIM - 47 HOWF. . RANDY 6 HUDSPITII. STACI - 47. 109. 121 HUFFER, JUAN ETTA - 40 HUMPHREY. BOB - J. 5. 22. 70. 92. 96. 106. 109. 1)2. 148. 171. 17) HUMPHREY. TOM - 47. )). 109. 1)2. 148 -I- IRONMONGER WENDY - 56 IRONS. DANA - 47 IRONS. SCOTT 56 ISENHOWER. JASON - 56. 1)8. 140 -J- JAUKSON JOHN - 22. W. 106. 109. 141 JACKSON. KIM 109. 122 JACKSON. MIKE - 47. 52. 70. 12). 141 JACKSON. MIKE 191 56 JACOBS. JULIE 56. 109. 124 JACOBS. MADONNA - � . 22. 6). 10). lit. 119. 12) JACOBY. SHANF. - 22. 146 JAIMAN. KIM - 56 J ARRET COY - 56 JASPER. JENNIFER - 48. 8). 10). 10). 109. 122. 149 JOHNSON. ROSS - 22. 50. 109. III. 122 JOINER. DENNY II. 17. 2). 26. )l. 69. 74. 90. 91. 92. 96. 101. 10). 106. 117, 128. 129. 146. 147 JOINER. TIFFANY - 56. 1)1. 1)6. 1)7. 149 JONES. ANN - 48 JONES. CRAIG - I). 2). 88. 89. 101. 120. 121 JONES GLORIA - 56. 12) JONES. JENNIFER 48. 121 JONES. LORY - )9. 40. 121. 149 JONES. RUSTY 40. III. 122 -K- KAU.NER. TRICIA - 2). IKK 122 KASTEN. ROSANNA 42 KAYI.OR. AMANDA - 56. 12) KAYLOR. BONNIE 56. 10). 109. 121. 124. I 2. I)) KAYI.OR. DAWNNA - 48. 90. 109. 121. 1)4. 149 KEESEE. TIM - 56. 140 KELLEY. ERIC - 48 KELLEY. TRAVIS - 56. 104. 140 KELLY. MARK - 48. 1)2 KELLY. RICH 40. 44. 4). 9). 95. 96. 100. 106. 128. 129. 142. 146. 147 KENNEDY. KEELY - 48. 52. 109. 1)1. 1)6. 1)7 KENNEDY. SHANNON - 2C ID KING. SCOTT 40. 122. 14 5 KING. STEVE - 57. 121 KINSLER. SHERY 40. 112 KINSI.OW. JULIE - 57. 109. 12) KIRBY. JAY 4. 17. 2). )l. 4S. 9). 96. IOO. 10). 166. 128. 129. 146 KIRBY.JOHN 40. 4). 128. 1)8. 1)9 KLUTZKE. MATT - 10. 40. 4). 44. 94. 1)8 KNUCKLES HEATHER 48. 109. IIS. 122. 124. 1)2. 15J RKhlSIltK. TIM 4t. 50. 9). I)). UL ‘ 6 KRF.SSIJiY. ROGER -48.109 KRIVACIC. STEVE - 16. 78. 89. 101. III. 122 KVHR.JUTTA 2). 29. 89. 91. 94. 95. 105 -L- LAELEN. JESSICA 57. 121. 1)1 LAFLEN. SCOTT - 48. )). 10). 109. 1)2 188 LAIRD. JOS - 40 LAIRD. SUSAN -110.111. 121. 122. 12) LAP PIN. CAROL -40.94 l-APPIN, JEFF •- 40 URGE. DAVID - 2). JO. 67. 9J. 106. I)). 146 LARGE. WF.NDY - 48 MSHBROOK. LANA - 5. 40. 4). 78. 94. 95. 10). III. 118. 119. 122. 12). 1)4 L4UTRUP. KENNETH 2). 87 LAWSON. CRAIG - 40. 106. 12). 141 LAWSON. KIM - 57 LAWSON. LARRY - 110 LAYTON, JASON 48.89. 122 LEBLANC. JAY - 48. 51. 69. 85. 109. 120. 1)2. 140 LEE. RHONDA )7 LEE. TONY - 57. 145 LEITZMAN. ALU.SS1A 48 LESTER. TONYA - 57. II) LEWIS SHONNA - 2). 90. 121. 124 LEWIS MICHELLE 48 UTTII.. JEFF - 40. 106. 128. 141 LOCK. ANGEL 57 LONGFELLOW MIKE —7. II. 40. 104. 116. 117. 12) LOUCKS. DENNA II. 4 K94. 130 131 LOVCKS MICHELLE • 57. 121. 122 LOUCKS. EDDIE - )7 LOUCKS JAY - 57 LOWDF.N. 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HI NISABER. REGINA - 24 NOOJIN. BRIAN 34. )l. 91. 13 NOONAN. TRACY - ). 24. 2). 8). 89. 91. 101. III. 118. 119. 124. 12). DO. DI NORWICH. ANGIE 40 NORWICH. EDDIE - 48 NUSSBAUM. ANDY 11.48. 5J. 9J. 106. 128. 146. 147 -0- OBRIF.N. DOUG - 24. 116. 117 OBRIEN. KEVIN - 57. 1)2. 140. 145 OBRIF.N. TRACY 24. 110 OAKS. THERESA - 48. 105. 121, 124 OBERHOULSER. ANDY - 48. 10). 121. 124 OLDHAM. RON 57 0PPF.LT. CURT - 58. 140 OREM. TERESA 24. 88 ORFM SCOTT- 5 OSTLER. AMANDA ). 6. I). 24. 69. 88. 89. 91. 92. 97. 105. 107. 108. 110. 124. I)J. 1)2. I5J OSTLER. BRETT - 40.68. 106. 128 OSTLER. JEFF - 40 -P- PAINTER. CATHY - 40. 4J. 8). 108. 109 PALMER. JODY - 58. 109. 124 PARKER. RUSSEL - 58 PATCHF.TT. BOB - 8 PAYNE. JASON 58 PEARSON. NIKKI - 58. 60. 109 PERKINS AMY - 48. 106. 1J6 PERKINS CHAD - VI PERRY. BRIAN 24. 110 PETERSON. JEFF 48. 95. 109 PETF.RSON. TROY 40 PHILLIPS JAMES - 48 PICKERING. MELANIE 24. 122. 12) PICKRELL CHRIS - 58. ioj. 109. 140. 145 PITMAN. CINDI - 48 PITMAN. ROB — 24 PITZER. 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KRISTI - 58. 109. 12). 124 REDM0N. RICK - 41. 45. 94. 95. 106. 128 REIDENBACH. GARY - 41. 4J. 44. 94. 10). 106. 128. 144 RENICK. GARY - 58. 10J. 140 RF.NNY. MARK - 58. 109. ID. 121 KtSENDEZ. NORA 171 REYES. IFTTY - 49. 12) REYNOLDS. MARK 41. 1)2. 14) RIDENOUR. LAURIE 49. 79. 90. 10), 105. 106. 124. 1)2. I)) RIDENOUR. SHF.UY - 24. JO. 112 RIDENOUR. MISSY 24. 112. II) RIDFR JFNNIFFR — 40 1? M6, M7 RIGDON. KELLI - 41. 4J. 124 RILEY. SHANNON 8 RILEY. JUI.IF. - 47. 49. 124 RISSE. I.0RISDA 5. 10. 41. 42. 94. 124. D2. D) ROBERTS. JAMES - 49 ROBERTS. JOHN 110) 49 gORFRTS JOHN III) — 41 ROBERTS. JUNIOR 41 ROBERTS. MELISSA 58. 1)1. 1)7 ROBEY. SARAH 58. 70. 71. 109. 1)4 ROBINSON. CARRIE - 9J. IOJ. 106. 109. 1)0. 1)1 ROCKHOID. JOHN 58 ROGERS. RANDY - 24. 110 ROGERS. STACY - 58. 121 R0UF.R. DOUG - 41 ROSS. RODNEY 41 ROSS. SHELLEY - 58. 12) ROTHENBERGER DENEISE - 49. 121 R0UST10. LISA - J. 7. 24. JO. 69. TO. 71. 88. 89. 91. 9) 101. 10). 108 ROWDEN. USA — 2). 87. 99. 107 ROWDEN. LORA - 49. 5J ROYF.R. GORDON 41. 7). tj5. 146 RUDD. EUZABF.ni 48. 109 RUMP7.A.JENNIFER 16. 17. 2). 85. 91. IOJ. 106. 10 RUSE. DENNIS - VI RYAN. DAVID - 5. 41. 42. 94. 95. 104. 142 -S- SAUNAS RUDY - 41 SAUNAS JUAN - 58 SAUFE. JAMIE - 58. 142 SALMON. BRENT 10. 11.41. 42. 44. 106. 144 SALMONS SONYA - R. 12) SANDERS USA 58 SCANTLAND. WENDY - '8 SCEGGELL. KATH1 2). 69 SCHEID. BECKY - 5. 10. II. 41. 4 J. 45. 91. 94. 95. 101. 10). 10). 106. 122. 124. I)). 1)4. DO. 151. 152. D) SCOri. CINDY - 49. 51. 109. DO SF.BRF.E, MANDY 2. 4. 5. 9. 16. 2). 26. 70. 71. 91. 92. 9) . 96. 101. 105. 118. 119. Uj. 12) SEWARD. SHEILA 41 SEXTON, RANDY - 2). 91. III. 122. 12). 1)8. 1)9 SEYMOUR. PAUL - 72 SHACKELFORD. RYAN 41. 44. 106. 178 142 SHAH-. 1.0KI 2). 8) SHARP. BETH 2. 16. 17. 2). 61. ’0. 85. 89. 91. 98. 10) . 106. 107. I JO. 1)1 SHAW RICK - 41 SHAW. SANDY 58. 12). 124 SHEETS BRAD - 49 SHEETS TARA - ). 58. 78. W). I2S 1)7. 149 SHEETS. TRAVIS 4, 17. 2). 60. 70. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 96. 97. 98. 99. 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JIM - 42 189 190 - ft.'1 191 This book represents many hard hours of work by the students and faculty of I'SHS, the Herff Jones staff hut most of all the Cauldron staff. This hook was put together to help you remember all your times spent at FSHS. Please ignore the little mistakes and enjoy the memories. As a member of the staff I can remem -her hack to the beginning of the year when we all struggled to come up with the perfect theme to describe the upcoming year. Finally, the Bustin’ Loose theme was chosen and we were on our way to a year f ull of work. The time spent in that tiny room with about 20 students usually ended in arguments. The arguments were soon forgotten because the book was not yet completed. And the fun and memories made in that room will not soon be f orgotten. Section editors were diligently working on their sections, as to not miss a deadline, and photographers were snapping pictures to fill the pages of the book while Miss McDowell kept reminding us of the cost. As the advisor. Miss McDowell, oversaw the work the students did. Don' blame her for anything you don’t like, because this was a student book. A special thanks to anybody involved in putting this book together. To begin with Larry Glaze, our representative for the year. Having changed to a new publishing company the staff had many questions. Thank you, Larry, for all the answers. Thank you to the office personnel for all the information and especially the use of the phone. As a section editor, I would like to thank the regular staff members for typing, pictures, writing copy and all the other little ways you helped each other finish the jobs. Miss McDowell, what can I say! We've been through a lot these past few years. Thanks for all the talks, and especially the fan that saved Mark Ransom, Jeff Warren, Kim Borges and 1 as we worked this summer to complete this book. Good Luck with future books! Do you think you’ll ever meet all your deadlines????