Indian Creek High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Trafalgar, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

1973 Tomahawk Indian Creek Senior High School Trafalgar, Indiana Volume 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS . . . Pages 4—11 . . Pages 12—21 . . Pages 22—39 . . Pages 40—49 . . Pages 50—65 . . Pages 66—73 . . Pages 74—87 . Pages 88—101 Pages 105—124 . . . . Page 125 Pages 126—128 Student Life. . Academics . . . Organizations. Activities .... Sports. Faculty. Underclass . . . Seniors. Advertisements Autographs. . . Index. ■7 Sf 1 r mi f 1 J ■ v M Yearbook Staff at Work and Play. Yearbook Staff (Front Row L-R) Eddie Bain, Robby Earlywine, Ron Smith, John Webb. (Row 2) Something ' s wrong with the typewriter so Paul Jeff Lucas, Jocarol Whetstine, Lynn Conner. (Row 3) Roger Hall, Danny Richards, Paul Wilder, Wilder tries to help Miss Weaver fix it. Bill Swayze. (Back) Linda Frownfelter, Anita Jessee. Relaxing while waiting for the bell to ring. Linda Frownfelter, Anita Jessee Editors Yearbook Staff Eddie Bain Lynn Conner Robby Earlywine Roger Hall . . . Co- Jeff Lucas Danny Richards Ron Smith Bill Swayze John Webb Jocarol Whetstine Paul Wilder John Webb, Jo Whetstine and Lynn Conner. 3 Close-ups Life at Indian Creek is not as bad as they say. We enjoy it here for what short time in our lives that we attend school. Life is attending school everyday try¬ ing to pass all our classes, running in the halls, yelling with our friends, and being a part of our school. Every school has the same opportuni¬ ties as 1C but, we here at 1C, make the best of what we have and are proud to be a part of it. Who should I ask out this weekend? Different Views of 1C Anita Jessee, a constant nap snatcher, takes a snooze during a lull m work on the yearbook. - Two seniors of the great class of ' 73 Danny Ronnie Mathews stops in the yearbook work room to look at pictures. Brenda Smith shouldn ' t you be in class now? Lynn Conner didn ' t want her picture taken, but we did anyway. During lunch hour Sherry Gregory and Cathy Anderson sit on mats in the gym. Tim Butler grand slams the ball back to Mike Piper Wise and J. C. Hogue fiTTv ■fll% t ■ ' David Johnson and Ray Butner of the Just Us band. Mike Weaver, one of the many participants of the science fair, wins a ribbon. Young Farmers, bottom row, left to right; Jackie Bradley, Bettye Lou Park, Donna Roberts, Marjorie Collett, Carolyn Clark, Sandy Mudd, Linda Butler. Second row; Jim Bradley, Joe Park, Bill Roberts, Steve Collett, Jim Clark, Kenny Mudd, Brian Butler. Not present Dale and Jacque Coy. Jim Reed, Tim Treece play and sing for the Just Us band. The End of Another Year ACADEMICS t M 1 Students Learn Language Miss Beckman gives a quick look at the grade book Brenda looking puzzled over report card in Mrs. Ditmars junior English Class LuAnne poses a typical question in Mrs. Haase ' s US History class. Miss Weaver tries to explain a perplexing prob lem to Carol. H t 0 • III • • , It • • • III • II Betty seems to be satisfied. Latin students admiring relics from other countries. Vliss Vilet checks on her students ' pronuncia¬ tion. Culture Shakespeare, Poe, Bryant, Browning; nouns, verbs, adjectives. If any of this doesn ' t sound familiar, someone has been sleeping through English class. The de¬ partment has a staff of six teachers: Mrs. Ditmars, Miss Vilet, Mrs. Stafford, and this year it has added three new teachers: Miss Weaver, Miss Beckman, and Mrs. Haase. Language at 1C is geared not only for college-bound students but also for those students who are interested in learning languages and cultures other than our own. 1C expands the language arts pro¬ gram offering Latin, Spanish, and French to its students. Mrs. Stafford tries to explain the structure of the French language to Paula. The World of Math Business Mrs. Swearingen shows Bobby his grades. A new arrival in the Business Dept, this year is Mrs. Spilker. The Business classes took trips to the Indiana National bank and to a court trial. There are no new teachers in math, but for those who haven ' t taken it the math is new and incidentally it ' s also hard. Connie Weddle and Cathy Hicks in 1-Lab. Mr. McNeely, famous storyteller. Algebra teacher. Mrs. Spilker keeps an eye on her General Busi¬ ness class. Mrs. Woods typing teacher. One of the projects in shop is taking shape courtesy of Bruce Ford. Surprised by the camera, Mr.Sieboldt still con¬ tinues his work. Layout, Shaping, Growing, Expanding Knowledge The Ag Dept, does plowing, planting, growing crops, and helping farmers of the community. In shop you learn how to craft wood into useful objects such as lamps. Drafting teaches layout of plans for houses and machinery. George Zupancic is caught working. Will won¬ ders never cease! John Webb gets his start in politics by holding the crowd spellbound. What crowd? Not realizing he is caught by the camera Ted Hogue works on. Learn of the World Through Science and I History Mr. Hoagland, the gov ' t teacher, watches his study hall chess group. A normal Mr. Harmon history class; down to earth and interesting. Kevin Logan has some questions of his own for Mr. Wagoner in Biology class. Students cluster around Mr. Heckman seeking answers to difficult questions in science. Katie Teeters is caught by surprise as she goes Ron Esselborn displays a mask he made in art. into Mr. Zent ' s office. Talents Luanne Coy plays the piano for Miss Snell. Mr. Harmon and Mr. Hoagland try to give students a look at the world as viewed through history and the news. Mr. Heckman and Mr. Wagoner give us a look at the world through a microscope. Much can be learned in either field if the stu¬ dent is willing. Home Ec., Music, and Arts Crafts may not seem to have anything in com¬ mon but they do. Each one is an art. Many people who try cooking or sewing and just can ' t boil water or sew a seam know that there ' s more than meets the eye to Home Ec. The same goes for play¬ ing a musical instrument or singing with¬ out hurting the eardrums of others. And as for Art anyone can draw, but some just can ' t get beyond stick figures. Lynn Conner and Karen Childers whip up something good in Miss Settles senior Home Ec. class. Some artwork done in Mrs. Bray ' s classes. Brings Out Your Creative Give the Body a Workout I i Mrs. Newton ' s sophomore P.E. class gets a good workout playing dodge ball. Mr. Anthony hands out grade cards in his health class. Greg Raley, J. C. Hogue, and Mike Richey work out on the weight machine. Mr. Welch ' s class takes their turns at the mat Mark Miller and Mr. Branham talk during a relaxed moment in health. Mr. Sichting and Mrs. Stafford portray the way they see the students; complete with yo yos. Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Spilker, and Mr. Sichting Another test?l I didn ' t pass the last onel! Time out! It ' s time to goof off This class looks interesting. I wonder if they ' re learning anything. I doubt it! • M  «l ORGANIZATION Sunshine Makes the World Seem Brighter Sunshine Society has an SOS com¬ mittee each month to help around the community and Indian Creek. Sunshine is sponsoring a Christmas Dance and their fund raising project was selling Christmas and miscellaneous items. (Front Row L-R) Donna Millikan, Lisa Hash, Lorrene Richart, Cathy Saladin, Mrs. Woods, sponsor; (Row 2) Almeda Cowan, Lynda Craw- horn, Wilma Adams, Mary Fleener, Marie Harris, Tina Mullins, Brenda Richards, Teresa Heiney, Janet Mitchell, Susan Walker, Sandy Mullendore. (Row 3) Devela Burton, Carolyn West, Kathy Hicks, Sandy Parks, Sherry Greg¬ ory, Cathy Anderson, Susie Spicer, Patty Mor¬ gan, Leisa Griffith, Jennie Giles, Cathy Wells. (Row 4) Jocarol Whetstine, Lynn Conner, Tina Williams, Debbie Clark, Nancy McKee, Kim Sichting, Ann Slevins, Dorothy Bowling, Linda Frownfelter, Betty Malloy, Betty Jasper. (Row 5) Joyce Lauderdale, Melody Hall, Karen Childers, Ann Butler, Paula Gray, Lynn Ramey, Katie Teeters, Brenda Long, Luanne Hickey, Sharon Walker, Ann Walker, Dodie Bidleman, Claudia McCorkle. (Row 6) Janet Lauderdale, Teresa Warren, Mary Akies, Karen Bensheimer, Sharon Barnett, Pam Windle, Brenda Smith, Jennifer Richey, Melody Mullendore, Judy Hamblen, Margaret Federle, Libby Waltman, Karen Hash, Candace Weddle, Mary Jasper. (Front Row L-R) Mrs. Woods, sponsor; Cindy Ray, Pres; Lisa Hash, V-Pres; Cathy Saladin, Sect; (Row 2 ) Lorrene Richart, Corres. Sect. Donna Millikan, Treas; Spirit Runs High When Yelling for the Braves With the Freshmen, Reserve, and Var¬ sity cheerlead ers leading the way, IC ' s Pep Club showed great spirit as they cheered for our teams through victory and defeat. Spirit was really high as the boys or¬ ganized a pep club in conjuction with the girls. This combined effort with many other fans gave great support to Brave teams. (Front Row L-R) Greg Raley, Joe Haines, Gail Ingram, Vickie Ralph, Debbie Sipes, Sandy Mullendore, Mrs. Newton, sponsor; Terrie Cobb, Karen Clay, Lisa Hash, Leah Bauke, Sharon Key, Paula Craig. (Row 2) Mike Graves, William Ramey, John Carlisle, Randy Gruner, Wanda Vandergrift, Mary Fleener, Lynda Craw- horn, Wilma Adams, Debbie Thompson, Debbie Kent, Linda Kennett, Connie Weddle, Barbara Wessel, Cindy Ray, Donna Millikan. (Row 3) Gary Graves, Jeff Lucas, Steve Roush, Judy Slevins, Sandy Kemp, Sherry Gregory, Deanna Ellis, Brenda Long, Luanne Hickey, Lorrene Richart, Betty Wessel, Cathy Saladin, Lynn Ramey, Karen Pitcher, Vicky Henry. (Row 4) Jed Zimmerman, Mike Piper, Terry Lattimore, Diana Dunning, Judy Coffey, Angela Kean, Diane Hacker, Debbie Furnish, Debbie Clark, Barb Young, Marsha Bridges, Cathy Cangany, Louanne Thompson, Rhonda Kean, Bathy Bunkner. (Row 5) Pat Collier, George Yagar, Mark Sanders, Ron Whitworth, Almeda Cowan, Peggy Bauman, Teresa Warren, Vena Smith, Teresa Gee, Debbie Graham, Jennifer Richey, Marie Albertson, Denise Hart, Betty Jasper, Francis Burkhart. (Row 6) Ron Mathews, Steve Lunter, Don Esselborn, Larry Cook, Kim Holt, Kay Campbell, Vickie Cline, Chris Gentry, Sherry Barley, Marsha Kean, Jeannie Giles, Martha Collins, Mary Jasper, Candace Weddle, Betty Malloy, Joyce Lauderdale, Janet Lauder¬ dale. (Row 7) Brian Kean, Don Ramey, Mike Richey, Ray Bidleman, Linda Ramey, Mary Akies, Lisa Mardward, Debbie Ashley, Joni Conner, Judy Slevin, Julie Clark, Margaret Federle, Rebecca Miller, Cathy Wells, Karen Hash, Libby Waltman, April Norman, Rose Lucas. (Row 8) Keith Taylor, Tim Treece, Gary Bauke, Ellen Harris, Lisa Schaaf, Emily Speer, Paula Collins, Susie Burgett, Lou Ann Coy, Terri Sutherland, Linda Roller, Ellen Townsend, Brenda Richards, Vicki Criswell, Carla Ayres, Debbie Cline (L-R) Terri Cobb, Mancy McKee, Sandy Mullendore, Gail Ingram, Lisa Hash 25 Sports—the Nucleus of I C The GAA (Girls Athletic Association) has opened new doors for girls in sports here at Indian Creek. These sports in¬ clude basketball and volleyball. GAA has also been very active in money making projects to support themselves. An athletic group of young men, the Lettermen, play a very important role in sports activities at 1C. The freshmen, re¬ serve, and varsity cheerleaders work very hard to get the student body to show some spirit at the pep rallies and at the games. Reserve Cheerleaders; Mrs. Newton gives the girls a pep talk before they start playing in the volleyball game. (B-T) Debbie Sipes, Vickie Ralph, Leah Bau- ke, Karen Clay. Girls Volleyball Team: (Front Row L-R) Marie A Ibertson, E m ily Speer, Rocky Mertz, Cathy Cangany, Marsha Rogers, Sandy Mullendore. (Row 2) Sharon Walker, Liz Speer, Jackie Windle, Donna Mill¬ ikan, Lisa Hash, Gail Ingram. (Row 3) Mrs. Newton, Ellen Townsend, Katie Teeters, Leah Bauke, Paula Craig, Jennifer Richey. Varsity Cheerleaders; (L-R) Terri Cobb, Nancy McKee, Lisa Hash, Sandy Mullendore, Gail Ingram. Freshmen Cheerleaders: (L-R) Rebecca Miller, Marsha Kean, Rose Lucas, (top) Julie Clark. Lettermen Club Officers (L-R) Mr. Branham, coach; Paul Wilder, Sec.; Bill Giles, Treas.; Terry Fulp, V-Pres. Terry Lattimore, Pres.; Mr. Welch, coach. Lettermen ' s Club: (Front Row L-R) Ron Whitworth, Ray Bidle- man, Mark Sanders, Tom Craig, Bill Giles, Terry Fulp, Terry Lattimore. (Row 2) Glenn Scott, Larry Cook, Mike Graves, David Schroe- der, Paul Wilder, Don Wilkerson, Steve Roush. (Row 3) Jim Reed, Gary Bauke, Dennis Las- iter, Mr. Welch, Mr. Branham. FHA Club: (Front Row L-R) Connie Weddle, Barb Wessel, Patty Morgan, Jamie Price, Sherri Barly, Barb Young, Gloria Dunn, Luanne Hickey, Lorrene Richart. (Row 2) Carolyn West, Judy Parson, Annette Ford, Barb Roark, Linda Bradley, Sharon Barnett, Judy Hamblen, Liz Speer, Betty Wessel. (Row 3) Sandy Parks, Kay Ford, Lucy Gatewood, Linda Hollett, Donna Land, Donna Millikan, Jo Whetstine, Diane Hacker. (Row 4) Teresa Gee, Sheryl Burton, Ann Slevins, Dorthy Bowling, Joyce Lauderdale, Betty Jasper, Susie Spicer, Teresa Griffith, Karen Childers, Debbie Gee, Devela Burton. (Row 5) Lynda Crawhorn, Mary Fleener, Judy Coffey, Thesa Clephane, Betty Maloy, Candace Weddle, Judy Slevins, Diana Dunning, Lynn Conner, Sherry Gregory, Wilma Adams. FT A Club (Front Row L-R) Mr. Sichting, sponsor; David Hamilton, Ron Whitworth, Greg Voshell, Teresa Heiney, Pat Woods, Paul Wilder. (Row 2) Linda Frownfelter, Debbie Furnish, Marie Harris, Pam Fleener, Debbie Thompson, Sharon Key, Sharon Walker, Elaine Hall, Lynn Ramey. (Row 3) Anita Jessee, Cathy Anderson, Chris Heiney, Barb Wessel, Mike Bidleman, Gary Bauke, Mark Sanders, Mike Richey, David Proctor, Doug Grider. (Row 4) George Bauman, Diane Hacker, Ann Butler, Cindi Creek, Richard Lister, Kevin Kitch, Pete Cangany, Mike Davis, Brad Stone, Mike Weaver, Carol Setser. FHA Officers: (Front Row L-R) Patty Morgan, Parliamen- Price, Rec. Leader. (Row 2) Barb Wessel, Pres.; Barly, Reporter, Luanne Hickey, Sec.; Lorrene Speer, Public Relations; Sharon Barnett, Gloria The Future Homemakers Club was in¬ volved in many activities this year. One of the themes was Make Time Work For You with this in Mind the FHAer ' s did many projects concerning the school and community, Indian Creek was the host to several districts in the area conference. Preparedness is another objective of the young homemakers with Prepared¬ ness; the Key to Opportunity, as another theme of the year. I III Occupational Clubs Prepare Students For Future tarian; Betty Wessel, District V-Pres.; Jamie Connie Weddle, V-Pres.; Judy Hamlen, Sherri Richart, Historian. (Behind) Linda Bradley, Liz Dunn. Treas.; Barb Young, Projects Chairman. FFA Club: (Front Row L-R) Ron Clark, Glenn Scott, Richard Carlisle, Paul Clark, Dennis Lasiter, Mike Graves, Don Wilkerson, Mr. Parks, sponsor. (Row 2) Russell Feltner, Mark Ray, Jeff Minor, William Bray, Kevin l_asley, George Bauman, George Zupancic, Joey Dallas. (Row 3) Berry Lasley ' Roger Hickey, John Carlisle, Garry Graves, Randy Ross, Sonny Waltz, Tim Cave, Kevin Drane Jirn Dugan. (Row 4) Jeff Courtney, Pat Collier, Terry Fulp, Barry Bilbrey. FTA had a line up of 44 members the largest since this club has started at 1C. Projects of FTA are American Education Week, going to area 5 Conference, the State Convention at Indianapolis, and turn-about day. It ' s always obvious when FFA has their initiation with guys wearing (phew) onions and crawling around pushing trail- ors among other things. FFA had Fruit sales for a major money making project this year. FTA Officers: (L-R) Paul Clark, Pres.; Don Wilkerson, V-Pres.; Dennis Lasiter, Sec.; Mike Graves, Treas.; Ron Clark, Sentinel; Roger Carlisle, Reporter; Glenn Scott, Parliamentarian; Mr. Parks, sponsor. FTA Officers: (L-R) Paul Wilder, Pres.; Pat Woods, V-Pres.; Teresa Heiney, Sec.; Ron Whitworth, Treas.; Greg Voshell, Historian; David Hamilton, Ed¬ itor. Music Department Plays and Sings It’s Way Into the Mixed Chorus: (Front Row L-R) Lou Ann Coy, Karen Bensheimer, Angela Kean, Dennis Teeters. (Row 2) Debbie Mullis, Francis Burkhart, Chris Gentry, Debbie Cline, Linda Fox, Teresa Warren, Anita McPeak. (Row 3) Glenda Moore, Dottie Thompson, Lana Stanten, Rose Lucas, Linda Ramey. (Row 4) Joe Haines, Peter Rairdon, Allen Kean, Tim Cave, Kurt Hunt, Brian Kean. Concert Choir Officers: (Front Row L-R) Teresa Heiney, V-Pres.; Pat Woods, Pres.; Deanna Ellis, Librarian; Devela Burton, Sec.; Sandy Mullendore, Treas. Concert Choir: (Front Row L-R) Deanna Ellis, Devela Burton, Sandy Mullendore, Teresa Heiney, Pat Woods. (Row 2) Louanne Thompson, Almeda Cowan, Libby Waltman, Dana Skinner, Joe Dallas, Bruce Mitchell, Susan Walker, Janet Mitchell, Myra Watson. (Row 3) Annette Ford, Vicky Henry, Margaret Federle, Robert Ray, Kevin Drane, Gene Ellis, Larry Cook, Greg Voshell, Cindy Ray, Susie Beaver. (Row 4) Rhonda Dean, Cathy Wells, Jamie Price, Pat Haugh, Robert Tryon, Eric Hunt, Ron Whitworth, Re¬ becca Miller, Sharon Walker, Elaine Hall, Deb¬ bie Clark. (Row 5) Luanne Hickey, Nancy McKee, Donna Land, Chris Heiney, Peggy Bau¬ man, Christina Neal, Nancy White, Sherry Bradley, Paula Gray, Judy Coffey, Marsha Bridges. Hearts of All Concert Choir is a select group of stu¬ dents who are interested in vocal music. This group presents a musical each spring. Concert Choir is also involved in the Johnson County Choral Festival. Stu¬ dents who are interested in music alone can join mixed chorus without any special requirements. Mixed Chorus works in co¬ operation with Concert Choir when doing concerts. Band presents concerts, plays during the pre-game and half-time shows at the football and basketball games aided by the bravettes. The band also plays in the Johnson County Band Festival. Rhythmaires: (Front Row L-R) Susan Walker, Bruce Mitchell, Teresa Heiney, Greg Voshell, Sherry Bradley. (Row 2) Sharon Walker, Eric Hunt, Louanne Hickey, Nancy McKee, Pat Woods, Donna Land, Jamie Price, Gene Ellis, Cindy Ray. The Band and Bravettes worked very hard during the football season to prepare halftime shows for the football games. The band is now working on basketball games and preparing concerts. i ' Tl ; Band Officers: (Front Row L-R) Karen Clay, Sec.; Cathy Can- gany. Drum Majorette. (Row 2) Mr. Zent, Di¬ rector; Don Ramey, Pres.; Randy Grose, V-Pres. Bravettes: (Front Row L-R) Annette Ford, Cathy Can- gany, Sharon Key, Lynn Conner, Lou Anne Coy, Kay Campbell. (Row 2) Kay Ford, Linda Hollett, Lynn Ramey, Paula Collins, Rhonda Kean, Miss Vilet, Director. 31 1C Imitates Broadway When Doing Plays Dramatics Club Officers: (L-R) Ron Smith, Recording Sec.; Gary Bauke, V-Pres.; Nancy McKee, Corr. Sec.; Chris Abel, Pres.; Janet Mitchell, Treas.; Miss Beckman, sponsor. The Dramatics Club is comprised of students who are interested in some as¬ pect of the theatrical arts. In the fall of each year the Dramatics club produces three one-act plays for the community. Throughout the year the club attends other productions produced in the sur¬ rounding area to further explore the arts. The International Thespian Society is comprised of the most dedicated mem¬ bers of the Dramatics club. To become a member one must earn ten thespian points. These points are awarded for dif¬ ferent activities. At the beginning of the second semester the Thespians produce a three-act play open to the public. Dramatics Club: (Front Row L-R) Miss Beckman, sponsor; Nancy McKee, Janet Mitchell, Ron Smith, Gary Bauke. (Row 2) Teresa Heiney, Greg Voshell, Debbie Thompson, Donna Adams, Debbie Kent, Sharon Key, Lynn Conner, Rocky Mertz, Melody Mullendore, Marie Albertson, Chris Woods, Paul Wilder, John Webb, James Norman, Pat Woods. (Row 3) Sandy Mullendore, Paula Gray, David Hamilton, Gail Ingram, Cathy Saladin, Cathy Cangany, Mark Renner, Eric Hunt, Gene Ellis, Jennifer Rickey, Tim Featherston, Kevin Drane, Pat Collier, Mark Sanders, Ann Walker, (Row 4) Annette Ford, Dennis Jones, Paula Collins, Leah Bauke, Kay Campbell, Lou Ann Coy, Joni Connor, Debbie Albertson, Karen Pitcher, Lynn Ramey, Debbie Clark, Sherry Bradley, Elaine Hall, Barb Young, Marsha Bridges, Cindy Ray, Sue Butner. (Row 5) Rev Raley, Debbie Sipes, Vickie Ralph, Linda Fox, Debbie Graham, Rhonda Kean, Louanne Thompson, Lorrene Richart, Lisa Hash. (Row 6) Wanda Wilson, Kay Ford, Martha Collins, Barb Conway, Rose Lucas, Jeannine Giles, Julie Clark, Margaret Federle, Libby Waltman, Karen Hash, Cathy Wells, Susie Beaver, Pam Fleener, Joyce Lauderdale, Marsha Hague, Kim King, Lou Anne Hickey, Sharon Walker. (Row 7) Linda Hollett, Mike Bidleman, Stan Wagoner, Pet Cangany, William Bray, Mark Childers, Kathy Hardin, Vickie Criswell, Anita McPeak, Peggy Bauman, Angela Kean, Jackie Windle, Terri Cobb, Susie Burgett, Susan Walker, Ron Whitworth, Kurt Hunt. Thespians Club: (Front Row L-R) Miss Beckman, sponsor, Ron Whitworth, Sandy Mullendore, Susan Walker, Cindy Ray. (Row 2) Chris Woods, Pat Woods, Greg Voshell, Teresa Heiney, Janet Mitchell, Gary Bauke. (Row 3) Sherry Bradley, Eric Hunt, Cathy Cangany, Sharon Walker, Marsha Bridges. Student Council and NHS Leaders of 1C 1 National Honor Society: (Front Row L-R) Mrs. Ditmars, sponsor, Paul Clark, David Schroeder, Paul Wilder, Barbara Wessel, 1 ; Mrs. Woods, sponsor (Row 2) Greg Voshell, Linda Frownfelter, Susan Walker, Janet Mitchell, t Sandy Mullendore, Cindy Ray, Pat Woods, Myra Watson. Two promising and hard working groups are the National Honor Society and the Student Council. NHS is made up of students who have excelled in scholar¬ ship, leadership, character, and service. The Student Council is the elected off- cials of the student body. They have sponsored Homecoming, poster contests, talent shows, and convocations. Student Council: (Front Row L-R) Paul Clark, Susan Walker, David Schroeder, Sandy Mullendore, Terry j Latti more, Paula Craig, (Row 2) Gail Ingram, i Steve Roush, Marsha Bridges, Mark Renner, [ Lisa Hash, David Proctor. (Row 3) Brian ' Renner, Tim Baird, Karen Clay, Vickie Ralph, j Mrs. Bradley, sponsor. (Row 4) Julie Clark, Libby Waltman, Kevin Drane, Pat Haugh. National Honor Society Officers: (Front Row L-R) Mrs. Ditmars, Mrs. Woods, sponsors; Paul Clark, Barbara Wessel, (Behind) David Schroeder, Paul Wilder. Discover the World Through Physical Science Club: (Front Row L-R) Anita Jessee, Greg Voshell, Paul Wilder, Kevin Kitch. (Row 2) Linda Frown- felter, Jeff Flamilton, Paul Burger, David Proctor. (Row 3) Joe Flaines, Mark Childers, Mr. Heck¬ man, sponsor. Science Clubs make being in a science course just that much more interesting. The Physical science club has planned such trips as going to the planetorium at Butler to going to the museum in Chicago. Biology science club takes field trips to get a better look at nature and what better way then by going on a hike or having an outdoor cook-out. Social science club has taken trips previously and this year is no different. They plan to go spelunking and will take a trip to southern Indiana in the spring. Biology Club: (Front Row L-R) Mr. Wagoner, sponsor; Keith Taylor, Sharon Walker, Katie Teeters. (Row 2) Jennifer Richey, Cherrie Cochran, Paula Gregg, Paula Gray, Debbie Furnish, Eric Hunt, James Lister, Brad Stone, George Bauman. (Row 3) Danny Clephane, Pat Collier, David Hamilton, Physical Science Club Officers: (L-R) Anita Jessee, Pres.; Paul Wilder, V-Pres.; Kevin Kitch, Sec.-Treas.; Greg Voshell, Reporter; Mr. Heckman, sponsor. 34 Biology Club Officers: (L-R) Mr. Wagoner, sponsor; Keith Taylor, Pres.; Katie Teeters, Reporter; Sharon Walker, Sec.-Treas. Social Science Club: (Front Row L-R) Robert Thistleton, Mike Richey, Janet Mitchell, Susan Walker, Mr. Harmon, sponsor. (Row 2) Danny Richards, Kim Sichting, Marie Harris, Mike Davis, Tim Featherston, Tom Craig, T rry Lattimore. (Row 3) Ron Matthews, Ed Bain, Mike Piper, William Giles, Terry Fulp, Mike Graves, Jeff Lucas. Social Science Club Officers: (L-R) Robert Thistleton, Pres.; Mr. Harmon, sponsor; Susan Walker, Sec.-Treas. Steve Sanders, Louanne Thompson, Cathy Sal- adin, Cathy Cangany, Melody Mullendore, Mar¬ sha Bridges, David Schroeder. (Row 4) Dale Orff, Rob Ray, Kurt Hunt, Rick Hicks, Randy Grose, Peter Rairdon, Ron Clark, Russ Feltner, Kerry Richards, Randy Gruner, Bill Rhodes. Science Club Language Clubs The members of IC ' s language clubs have been quite busy this past year. They were off to a busy start construct¬ ing floats for the Homecoming parade. The French club went on a field trip touring the Lily Pavillion and the Kran- nert Museum of Art. They also enjoyed dining out at Chez Jean ' s French Cuisine Restaurant. Mrs. Mishler, sponsor; Kevin Kitch, Treas.; Cindy Ray, historian; Kay Campbell, Sec.; Marsha Bridges, President. Junior Classical League: Bottom row L-R) Mrs. Mishler, sponsor; Marsha Bridges, Kay Campbell, Cindy Ray, Kevin Kitch. Second row, L-R: Cathy Saladin, Pam Fleener, Marie Harris, Ron Whit¬ worth, Debbie Thompson, Linda Kinnett, Gregg Voshell, Ronnie Mathews, Third row, L-R: Mike Piper, Roger Carlisle, Marie Albertson, Sharon Walker, Susie Burgett, Terry Cobb, David Schroeder, Steve Roush, Top row, L-R: Robert Tryon, Larry Campbell, Jeff Arnold, Ken Akies, Bob Thisle- ton, Mike Parker. Mike Weaver, Historian; Sandy Mullendore, Treasurer; Betty Wessel, Vice-President; Nancy McKee, Secretary; and Mark Renner, President. 36 Fun for Everyone Bottom Row L-R: Myra Watson, Sandy Mullendore, Susan Walker, Bruce Penn, Nancy McKee, Mark Renner, Lisa Hash, Dennis Lasiter. Second Row L-R: Jeanette Giles, Steve Lister, Paula Gray, Vickie Henry, Lynn Ramey, Betty Wessle, Debbie Clark, Marie Albertson, Jennifer Richey. Third row L-R: Pete Rairdon, Cindi Creek, Marsha Kean, Deanna Ellis, Lorrene Richhart, Marsha Rogers, Carol Setser, John Webb, Brad Stone, William Ramey. Top row L-R: Dale Orff, Brian Renner, Pete Cangany, Stanley Kinnett, Mike Weaver, Kathy Anderson, Debbie Albertson, Ellen Harris, Pat Haugh, John Carlisle, Kerry Richardson. Spanish Club members enjoyed dinner at the Ramada Inn in Nashville. They also toured King ' s Island along with the Band and Bravettes. JCL members after a busy year were taken out for dinner by their sponsor Mrs. Mishler. Spanish Club: (bottom row L-R) Paula Craig, Kim Sichting, Brenda Richards, Linda Roller, Ellen Townsen, Martha Collins, Barbara Con¬ way, Rebecca Miller, Julie Clark, Ann Butler, Karen Clay, Debbie Ashley, Christie Heiney. (Second row L-R) Patty Woodruff, Elaine Hall, Nancy Owens, Sherry Bradley, Gail Ingram, Wanda Vandagrifft, Debbie Sipes, Melody Mul¬ lendore, Emily Speer, Leah Bauke, Susie Burgett, Lisa Schaaf, Cherie Burger. (3rd Row: L-R) Glenn Waltz, Eddie Bain, Ms. Donna Vilet, sponsor; Terry Lattimore, Billy Rhoades, Rob¬ bie Ray, Joyce Haessig, Joan Conner, LouAnn Coy, Liz Speer, Lorrie Proctor, Sheila Willi ams, Laura Cowden, Teresa Heiney. Top row L-R: Bob Soult, Tom Craig, John Webb, Dave Hamil¬ ton, Gary Bauke, Mike Bidleman, Ron Smith, Randy Stone, Paul Wilder, Kim Holt, David Proctor, Rev Raley, Linda Hollett, Kay Ford, and Paula Collins. L-R: Ron Smith, President; Paula Craig, Re¬ porter; Kim Sichting, Secretary; Gail Ingram, Treasurer; Liz Speer, Sergeant of Arms, Donna Vilet, sponsor; and Tom Craig, Vice-Pres. Students Learn Through Practical The Library Club is an organization for those students who wish to express their interest in the school library. To boost their funds Mrs. Tichenor sells cookies, crackers, and candy in the teachers lounge. The Business Club went to the Indiana National Bank Tower and Indiana Bell Telephone Co. The Business Club ' s proj¬ ect this year will be the publication of an 1C handbook which is complete with all the school ' s clubs and is the first of this type published at Indian Creek. Library Club (Front Row L-R) Mrs. Tichenor, sponsor; Judy Parson, Anita Jessee, Mike Graves, William Giles. (Row 2) Sherman Patter¬ son, Sheila Porter, Carolyn West, Arlinda Stod¬ dard, Lynda Crawhorn, Wilma Adams, Mary Fleener, Linda Frownfelter, Sandy Parks, Glenda Moore, Mike Richey, Robert Thistleton, Doug Whetstine. (Row 3) Patricia Gentry, Christina Gentry, Nancy Fleener, Kathy Hicks, Dottie Thompson, Mary Jasper, Richard Lister, Kevin Kitch, David Proctor, Paul Burger, Phil Yoder, Joe Haines, Brad Stone. (Row 4) Jed Zimmerman, Mike Piper, Diana Dunning, Judy Slevins, Candace Weddle, Betty Maloy, Cindi Creek, Sharon Barnett, Cathy Anderson, Brenda Smith, Pam Windle, Jay Taylor, George Bauman, Steve Wilson. (Row 5) Tim Adams, Terry Fulp, Tom Craig, Terry Lattimore, Ray Bidleman, Greg Raley, George Zupancic, Joe Dallas, Kim King, Mark Miller, Edmund Wesley, Ricky Reed, Don Patterson. Library Club Officers (L-R) Bill Giles, Pres.; Mike Graves, V-Pres.; Anita Jessee, Sec-Treas.; Judy Parson, Reporter; Mrs. Tichenor, Sponsor. Mrs. Tichenor, the librarian, pauses in her work a moment to smile at the camera. Experience A-V Officers: (L-R) Mrs. Bray, sponsor; Tim Treece, Pres; David Thompson, V. Pres; Bob Thistleton, Sec ' y. A-V Club: (Front L-R) Mrs. Bray, sponsor, Tim Treece, David Thompson, Bob Thistleton. (Row 2) Kurt Hunt, Robert Andrews, Joe Haines, Steve Lunter, Ed Wagoner, Bill Lauder¬ dale, Tim Adams. (Row 3) Stanley Wilson, Gary Bauke, Jay Taylor, Jerry Wise, Ricky Hicks, Jeff Law, Doug Whetstine. If you are interested in audio visual equipment and the use of them, you should look into IC ' s AV club. It offers an opportunity for those interested in AV or those who just want the experience in AV to learn how to properly use the equipment and assist in the classrooms with AV. Business Club: (Front L-R) Janet Mitchell, Susan Walker, Kathy Hicks, Mrs. Bradley, spon¬ sor. (Row 2) Gloria Dunn, Brenda Long, Lynda Crawhorn, Mary Fleener, Wilma Adams, Sandy Parks, Glenda Moore, Donna Millikan, Connie Weddle, Barb Young. (Row 3) Sharon Walker, Anne Walker, Marie Harris, Gail Ingram, Betty Wessel, Kim Sichting, Dottie Thompson, Donna Land, Rhonda Kean, Elaine Hall. Business Club Officers: (L-R) Kathy Hicks, Sec ' y; Janet Mitchell, V. Pres; Susan Walker, Pres. Mrs. Bradley, sponsor. A L u V Tv w-™ ! 1 ' it ACTIVITIES 1972-73 Homecoming Queen Sandra Mullen- dore enjoys her new position. 1972 Homecoming started with a pow¬ der puff football game, pitting the seniors and freshmen against the juniors and sophomores. The seniors and freshmen coming out victorious. Following the powder puff game a bonfire lit the faces of any Indian Creek fan brave enough to face the weather. The next night Sandy Mullendore was crowned queen and many clubs decorated cars and built floats. The Braves won over the Indiana Deaf School 44-14. A dance in the cafetorium along with a social hour ended Homecoming 1972. Queen candidates and court. (Front Row L-R) Karen Clay, Soph.; Gail Ingram, Jr.; Sherry Gre¬ gory, Fr.; (Row 2) Sandy Mullendore, Jo Whetstine, Kim King, Srs. Couples dance to the tune of The Light Touch at the Homecoming dance. The JCL float is being pulled by (L) Robert Tryon and Kevin Logan. Taking a ride is Peter Rairdon. It’s Nice To See Old Friends Supplying the music for the 12-12 Homecom¬ ing dance is The Light Touch. The ICHS bonfire burns brighter as Mark Ren¬ ner throws more paper on it. Struggling for victory during the powder puff game are (L) Marsha Rogers and Leah Bauke. Leading the Band and Bravettes are (L) Capt. Sharon Key and Co-Capt. Rhonda Kean. Racing down the field, with the pigskin, is Ray Bidleman on his way for a touchdown against the Indiana Deaf School. Close to you, Cindy Ray and Don Thompson In the Christmas spirit???? (L-R) Kevin Lesley and Bobby Ramey Times Are Coming The 72-73 Christmas dance was held in the cafetorium while the Modern Sounds furnished the music. Kim Sichting was crowned queen and her escort was Den¬ nis Lasiter. A picture corner was set up with a sleigh and a Christmas tree. Ron Maxwell, from Gill Studios, took pic¬ tures. During the Christmas Season many teachers and students decorated their rooms. Christmas ended here with an all school party and a Christmas play. Christmas i Pretty Maids all in a row accompanied by their escorts. (L-R) Roger Hall, Judy Clary, Tim Baird, Almeda Cowan, Dennis Lasiter, Kim Sichting, David Schroeder, Susan Walker Queen for a dance, Kim Sichting. Enjoying the atmosphere of the evening. 44 Paul Clark presents Mr. Nation with a plaque in memory of J. C. Hogue inscribed with the memoriam and with the 1973 Senior Class gifts to the school. Myra also received a $500 scholarship from Delta Theta Tau Sorority and a cassette re¬ corder for use in her classes at college. Junior Class President Mark Renner receives the senior key from Senior Class President Paul Clark in Awards Day Ceremonies. Linda Frownfelter and Janet Mitchell receive awards from Mr. Nation for Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Myra Watson receives scholarship from the Alpha Chi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority. Awards Day turned out to be a com¬ ical ceremony as well as a serious one. Students who worked hard during their high school years were awarded, and teachers who also worked hard were re- warded-with gags. Seniors presented members of the faculty with gifts like this—peanut butter, gerbils, frogs, and even an Archie Bunker T-shirt. Cecil Giles presents Mr. Wagoner with Jerry Gerbil at the awards day program. Awards Day Dearly beloved, we are gathered together here in the sight of God, and in the presence of these witnesses to join this man and this woman in holy matrimony. (L-R) Nancy Owens, Paula Gray, Greg Voshell, Teresa Heiney, and Eric Hunt. You were always a law unto yourself. Miss Ingram. I am honored, said Rochester. (Greg Voshell and Nancy McKee) Your past? I see a broken riding-crop. I see three broken riding-crops, said the fortune teller. (Janet Mitchell, Greg Voshell, Paula Gray, Nancy McKee, Pat Woods, and Teresa Heiney) Miss Ingram—let me present Mr. Mason, an old school friend of mine . . . Miss Blanche Ingram. (Nancy McKee, Pat Woods, and Greg Voshell) Presenting My Fair Lady Jane Eyre Col. Pickering, Eliza, and Higgins celebrate; Eliza has finally learned to speak properly. (Pat Woods, Sandy Mullendore, Greg Voshell) I Eliza sings, I could have danced all night. (Kim Holt, Luanne Hickey, Teresa Heiney, Sandy Mullendore, Jayme Price, Janet Mitchell) Jane Eyre and My Fair Lady have one thing in common in that Greg Voshell had the male lead in both productions. Jane Eyre is a dramatic love story by Charlotte Bronte which starred Teresa Heiney as Jane. My Fair Lady is a musical that starred Julie Andrews on Broadway for 2717 performances. Sandy Mullen¬ dore played the part Eliza Dolittle. Both were done quite well thanks to the hard work by the casts and the directors. Just you wait Henry Higgins, just you wait (Sandy Mullendore) Pickering, why can ' t a woman be more like a man? questions Higgins. (Greg Voshell, Pat Woods) The cast of the production My Fair Lady. Summer Breeze Danny Wise shows Marsha Rodgers that the water isn ' t all that bad. Mike Richardson keeps the ball away from Ann Walker. Unfair disadvantage of height there! Mr. Harmon dances with his wife to one of the many delightful tunes at the prom. Terri Cobb gets a rebound as teammates look on. 48 Summer Breeze is the name of a hit song and also the theme of this years prom at which Lorrie Proctor and David Schroeder reigned as queen and king. Couples danced to the music of the Light Touch. After the prom many retired to the Y in Martinsville where there was pool, ping pong, basketball, swimming, and refreshments. The king and queen dance the coronation dance. Paul Wilder, Chris Abel, and Kim Holt have fun swimming at the Y Nancy Weaver, a junior sponsor, seems to be enjoying herself. Lorrie Proctor and David Schroeder were crowned queen and king. [ L n 49 SPORTS GUESTS i • HOME 4 YARDS TO GO YARD LINE BALL ON IK - ST ' ’ «4U Studying the game situation and planning game strategy is Coach Welch. On the run is quarterback Mark Renner with Tom Craig and Tim Baird to the rescue. We Shall Return Indian Creek ' s Varsity Football team came off with a good season. All the promises of an outstanding team came true in the 1972-73 schedule. Our Braves have come along way since they started to build the team in ' 71. With many of the lettermen returning next season, the future looks good for the Braves. Braves do their pre-game exercises before play¬ ing a tough game. Reserve team makes their mark with Pat Haugh and Robbie Ray. Indian Creek ' s reserve team showed good prospects for future Varsity Braves, The reserve, with a two to four record, improved with each game, and they all are hoping for the chance to become Varsity Braves next season. Varsity Football Team (Front Row L-R) Glen Waltz. Mark Sanders, Mike Graves, Steve Lunter Terry Lattimore, Ray Bidleman, Tom Craig. Barry Bilbrey, Tommy Scott. (Row 2) Larry Cook fiferk Renner, David Powell, Dennis Lasiter, Luke Schaaf, Mike Bidleman. Gary Bauke. Jim Adams David Lightle, Steve Roush, Tim Treece, Don Wilkerson. (Row 3) Sonny Waltz, Tim Featherston Steve Sanders, Mike Davis, Glenn Scott, Doug Grider, Pete Cangany, Mitch Padgett Mr Harmon Mr. Anthony, Mr. Scott, Mr. Welch. (Not pictured: Tim Baird) On the mark with Mark Renner CHARGE (Ray Bidleman) Football Coaches (L-R) Mr. Harmon, Freshmen Coach; Mr. Scott Varsity Coach; Mr. Anthony, Reserve Coach. Asst. Varsity Coach; Mr. Welch Reserve Football Team (Front Row L-R) Lance Radford, George Yager, Jim Dugan, Dave Dav¬ enport Matt BranharrL Jeff Arnold. Pete Can¬ gany. (Row 2) Dale Orff, Dave Lightle, Mike Parker, Kerry Richardson, Rob Ray, Mitch Pad¬ gett, Brian Renner, Tim Treece. (Row 3) Tim Featherston, Steve Sanders, Mike Davis, Doug Grider, Gary Long, Pat Haugh, Randy Gruner. Eminence Whiteland Southwestern Martinsville Brown County Waldron Brown County Edinburg Triton Central Southwestern New Palestine Monrovia Whitela Braves Are Big, Bad, Boss . . . Paul Wilder is ready to shoot for a basket while Bill Swayzeand Terry Lattimore guard. A race to the other end of the court is led by Terry Fulp. With a standout defense all season, the Braves show the reason for their winning season. A jump ball starts the action. IC ' s Braves ended the season with a 12 -9 record as the tallest team in Central In¬ diana for the 72-73 season. The Braves were 2nd place finishers in the Mid-Hoo- sier Conference and beat the champion¬ ship team during the season. Showing how it ' s done, Terry Lattimore scores on a fast break. Indian Creek Braves Are Gonna’ Whoop You For the 72-73 season the Reserve team won 14 games straight and set a school record. They were also the champions of the Edinburg Invitational Tourney. With an 18-2 record for the season, our Braves were one of the best ' B ' teams in Central Indiana. The freshmen season was 11-3 and the icing on the cake was the winning of the Freshmen Edinburg Invitational Tourney. Reserve team (front row l-r): John Retro, Danny Giles, Tony Sichting, Bill Ziegelemeier, Jim Reed. Second row: Mr. Wagoner, coach; Stanley Kinnet, Doug Grider, Mike Weaver, Tim Baird, Phil Yo- der. Varsity team (l-r): Mark Renner, William Giles, Terry Lattimore, Tim Baird, Bill Swayze, Paul Wilder, Chris Parker, Randy Grose, Terry Sturgeon, Bruce Penn, Terry Fulp, Mr. Branham, coach. 56 i Go! Fight! Win! BRAVES (L-R) Mr. Wagoner, Reserve Coach; Mr. Branham, Varsity Coach; Mr. Anthony, Freshmen Coach. Steve Scott runs into trouble from an opposing player. Freshmen Team (L-R) Jim Dugan, Robbie Ray, Kerry Richardson, Alan Kean, Pat Haugh, Chip Payton, Jim Burge, Joe McBeath, Jeff Arnold, Jeff Payton, Mr. Anthony, Coach. Tim Baird goes up for a shot. I’d Run a Mile ■ ' C ' Gene Ellis and Paul Wilder warm up for a cross I country run. I Coach Sieboldt prompts Bruce Penn to run a lit¬ tle faster, I I Indian Creek ' s 1972 Cross Country team, under Ralph Sieboldt, showed a successful season by winning 6 out of 10 regular meets, and getting 4th place in both the conference meet and the John¬ son County meet. Out of 25 teams they came in 17th in the sectional meet held at Ben Davis. Dennis Nix and Phil Yoder, who ran first and second all season, showed fine leadership throughout the season. In try¬ ing for MVR honors, Nix came up the winner in a very close vote. Receiving var¬ sity awards in addition to Nix and Yoder were Randy Grose, Gene Ellis, Bruce Penn and Paul Wilder. 58 for a Brave Win Coach Sieboldt talks with the cross country team before the meet with Monrovia. The 1C team gathers around the score keeper. I I I i I Track Team (Bottom row L-R) Jay Taylor, Chip Payton, Pat Haugh, Larry Cook, Max Samuels. Junior, Gary Bauke on hurdles. David Lightle, (Second row L-R) Paul Wilder, Randy Grose, Phil Yoder, Bruce Ford, Gary Bauke, and Steve Roush. Paul with great effort thrusts the shot put. Coach Welch checks times at track meet. 60 Get Set, Ready, RUN IC ' s track team broke four school records in the 72-73 season, and set records in the two new state events, the discus and the 220 on the curve. Both events were set by 1C seniors. Although 1C had a losing season, most of the lettermen will be returning. Our hopes are high for next year ' s track sea¬ son at 1C. Larry Cook crosses the finish line well ahead of other runners for an 1C victory. Paul Wilder looks as though he ' s trying to catch teamrnate Phil Yoder, but he ' s really just passing on the baton in the mile relay. As Coach Welch looks on. Jay Taylor crosses the finish line in what looks like another win. It must be a close race as all but one camera conscience fan watches the finish. 1C Enjoys Spring Varsity Baseball team (front row, L-R) Jeff Arnold, Dennis Lasiter, Jeff Lucas, Randy Law, Paul Clark, Mark Renner. Second row L-R: Mr. Wagoner, coach; Mr. Branham, asst, coach; Don Ramey, Ronnie Mathews, Terry Lattimore, David Schroeder, William Giles, Terry Fulp. Dennis Lasiter at bat. Terry Lattimore taking it easy, safe on base. 62 Reserve Baseball team (front row, L-R) Pete Cangany, Brian Renner, Tony Sichting, Mike Ankney, Mark Ray, Jeff Arnold, Stanley Kinnett. Second row, L-R; Ricky Kinnett, Larry Campbell, Mike Davis, Richard Giger, Chris Parker, Danny Giles, Bob Harmon, coach. Sports The Braves of the diamond came up with another good season as they had eight seniors and four juniors with varsity experience on the squad. But the team will be tested next season as all starting pitchers and other vital spots will have to be replaced because so many seniors graduated. Reserve Coach Harmon in deep thought Reserve player Chris Parker attempts to get player out on first. Terry hums one across Mark Renner awaits the pitch 63 GAA Lets Girls in the Donna Millikan blocks while Marsha Kean goes Paula Craig and Liza Hash are waiting for the serve, after the ball. Time Out! Mrs. Newton and team in conference. Paula Craig returns the ball. 64 k Sports Scene IC ' s still young GAA is steadily im¬ proving. The girls finished their volleyball season 6-4. The girls won the Volleyball Sectional and gave it a good try in the Regionals. The basketball season ended 2-4 with the reserve team remaining undefeated. Get that tip! Micky Lane dribbling in. Trying, for the ball is Leah Bauke (23) and Sandy Mullendore. 65 ■ p Hr •« F AC U LTY Mr. Nation, principal, is caught during a phone conversation. Mr. Nation ' s secretary, Jean Haugh-a necessary ornament to the school office. Betty Davenport helps in the financial end of things and is the secretary to the vice-principal. I 68 X School Board: (seated L-R) Ezra Satter, Keith Wilkerson, Robert Bridges. (Standing L-R) Charles Charles Ray, superintendent. Ray and Roger Adkins. The Administrative End of 1C Olive Watson and Dorothy Jones assist Mr. Ray and Mr. Adkins with the secretarial business. Mr. Roger Adkins, Assistant Superintendent. 69 Teachers Busy Planning Lessons Mr. Jim Branham P.E. Driver Ed. Miss Donna Vilet English—Spanish Mr. Keith Sichting Guidance Mrs. Esteline Bradley Business Mr. Gerald Wagoner Biology Mrs. Kaye Mishler Latin Mr. Stan Zent Band Mrs. Norma Newton P. E. Mr. Paul Sturgill Math Mrs. Rebecca Stafford English—French Mr. Joe Park Agriculture Mrs. Phyllis Tichenor Librarian Mr. Bob Goodlive Industrial Arts Mrs. Helen Woods Busiaess Mr. Tom Welsh P. E. Driver Ed. 71 I g Grading Papers Sponsoring Activities Mrs. Dorthy Bray Art Mr. Maurice McNeely Mrs. Kay Ditmars Mr. Ralph Sieboldt Math English Drafting Miss Maxine Snell Vocal Music Mr. Harold Heckman Chem.—Physics Miss Darlene Beckman English—Speech X 72 Sam Hoagland Economics Government Estaline Bradley Business Guidance Counselor Susie Haase English U.S. History Not Pictured: Jim Anthony, Phys. Ed and Health; Nancy Weaver, English and Jour¬ nalism Joyce Spilker Business Keith Sichting Guidance Counselor 73 A sv ' - X UNDERCLASSMEN The Past Is Passed: Regret It Not Freshmen Stephen Adams Kenneth Akies Debbie Albertson Kathi Anderson Jeff Arnold Debbie Ashley Sharon Barnett Gail Bay Dodie Bidleman Curtis Bish Lynda Bradley Matt Branham Barbara Bray Herschel Bray Fred Brock Troy Brock Kathy Buckner Jimmy Burge Cherie Burger Francis Burkhart Ann Butler John Carlisle Julie Clark Danny Clephane Thesa Clephane Debra Cline Pat Collier Martha Collins Barbara Conway Jeff Courtney Cindi Creek David Davenport Mary Deschler Jim Dugan David Eisenmenger ' ' Do Something by ShyrI Craig, from OUR BEST TO YOU. Copyright 1967. Re¬ printed by permission of author. ienti try )ert les Garry Graves Sherry Gregory Randy Gruner Diana Hacker Joseph Haines Susan Hall Judy Hamblen Fred Hamilton Eugene Hampton Karen Hash Pat Haugh Christianne Heiney Rpger Hickey David Hilton Kurt Hunt Betty Jasper Mary Jane Johnson Allen Kean Bryan Kean Marsha Kean Mark Kent Kathy Key Jerry Lancaster Tina Lane Pete Rairdon Robbie Ray William Rhoades Brenda Richards Kerry Richardson Vickie Roark Linda Roller Robin Roller Violet Scrougham Dana Skinner Brenda Smith Dale Smith Terri Southerland Lana Stanton Randy Stone Ellen Townsend Robert Tryon Randy Vaughn Lawrence Walker Libby Waltman Martha Weddle Cathy Wells Osbin Wheeler Richard Whetstine Michael Wilson Pamela WirKlIe Robin Wise George Yager Roger Young Windy Simpson Not Pictured Kevin Drane David Duffer Denise Durham Pat Hollarxl Darrell Pruitt Rickey Reed You Must Believe; Let Me Point Out Believe You Sophomores Donna Adams Tim Adams Vanessa Adams William Adams Mary Akies Marie Albertson Bruce Andrews Catherine Arthur Carla Ayers Tim Baird Scott Baird Sherri Barley Leah Bauke David Bauman Peggy Bauman Georgia Bay Susan Beaver Karen Bensheimer Kathy Bevel Jackie Bland William Bray Susan Burgett Karla Butler Kay Campbell Larry Campbell Peter Cangany Roger Carlisle Tim Cave Cindy Certolic Mark Childers Ronald Clark Karen Clay Patrick Clephane Vickie Cline Terrie Cobb 80 Or May Be Worse Because of You Steve Sanders Lisa Schaaf Glen Scott Carol Setser Ruby Shaw Tony Sichting Vernon Singleton Debbie Sipes Judith Slevins Steve Slevin Vena Smith Emily Speer Suzanne Spicer Pam Steward Bradley Stone Robert Stuart Jay Taylor Vickie Thomas Wanda Vandagrifft Stanley Wagoner Tereasa Warren Mike Weaver Candace Weddle Doug Whetstine Nancy White Tina Williams Stanley Wilson Jerry Wise Patty Woodruff Chris Woods Roberta Woods Bill Zieglemeier Not Pictured Tommy Bay Joanna Duffer Roseanne Durham Tim Featherson Harry Gentry Terry Haines Richard Hicks Dale Miller Mark Miller For All Should Give Lucy Gatewood Teresa Gee Debra Graham Paula Gray Robert Gregg Daphne Hall David Hamilton Jeffery Hamilton Steve Hamilton Virginia Harris Michael Hartkopf Lisa Hash Teresa Heiney Victoria Henry LuAnne Hickey Linda Hollett Eric Hunt Gail Ingram David Johnson David Jugg Doug Jugg Angela Kean Ronda Kean Sharon Kemp Kevin Kitch David Knapp Dennis Lasiter David Lightle Kevin Logan Brenda Long Sue Ann Long Jeff Lucas Nancy McKee Vance Mullins Richard Nation 1 , Right to Live. Tim Treece Robert Turner Martin Waggoner Ann Walker Pam Walker Sharon Walker Ronald Waltz Beverly Watson Edmond Wesley Betty Wessel Don Wilkerson Sheila Williams Bonnie Wilson Steve Wilson Jackie Wirxlle Phillip Yoder Barbara Young Jed Zimmerman George Zupancic Mark Davis Ted Hogue Mike Sabatier Not Pictured Timothy Davis Beverly Ford John Helton Mary Jasper Bill Lanham Janet Lauderdale James Lister Phillip McKee William Pruitt Steven Ralph Phillip Spicer Wanda Wilson Junior Class Officers: (L-R) Miss Weaver, Mrs. Mishler, sponsors; Barb Young, Re¬ porter; Marsha Bridges, Treas.; Betty Wessel, Sec.; Greg Raley, V-Pres.; Mark Renner, Pres.; Mr. Harmon, Mr. Sturgell, sponsors. 87 wmmtms SENIORS ICHS Senior Braves Look Forward CHRIS ABEL: Football 1,2,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3; AV 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Drama Club ' 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Biology Club 1. WILMA ADAMS: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Pep Club 1,4; Library Club 4; GAA 4; Business Club 3,4. TIMOTHY ROBERT ANKNEY: AV 1; Biol¬ ogy Club 1. MARIE APPLEGATE: FHA 1; Sunshine 1,2. EDDIE BAIN MARK BEAVER BARRY BILBREY: FFA 4; Football 4; AV 1. DARRELL LEE BROWN LINDA DIANE BURKHART: FHA 1; Sun¬ shine 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Business Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3. DEVELA BURTON; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,3; Social Science Club 1,2; AVI. TIM BUTLER KAREN LYNN CHILDERS: Bravettes 1,3; FHA 4; Drama Club 1,2,3; Business Club 3; AV 1,2; Social Science Club 1,2; Class Representa¬ tive 1. PAUL CLARK: Class Pres. 3,4; NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2,3; Pres. 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1;JCL 1,2,3. TOM CLEPHANE MARLIN COLLIER to the Future With Hopes DIANA LYNN CONNER: FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Social Science Club 3; GAA 3,4; AV 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Bravettes 4. PAULA CRAIG: Spanish Club 2,3,4, V-Pres. 3; Historian 4; Student Council 4; Class Of¬ ficer 3; Sunshine 2,3; GAA 3,4, Pres. 4; Var¬ sity Volleyball 3,4; Drama Club 2. TOM CRAIG: Football 1,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, V-Pres. 4; Basketball 1; Social Science Club 3,4; Library Club 4. LYNDA KAY CRAWHORN: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Library Club 1,4; Pep Club 1,4; GAA 4; AV 1; Business Club 3,4. MELINDA CUMMINGS: Pep Club 1,2,3; Sun¬ shine 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 1. ROBBIE LYNN EARLYWINE: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; AV 1,2; Student Council 1; Drama Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4. MARK ELKINS BILLY EMBERTON EFFIE FITZPATRICK ALLEN FLEENER: Science Club 1. Drama Club 2,3,4; Social MARY FLEENER: Sunshine 1,2,4; FHA 1; GAA 3,4; Library 1; Pep Club 1; Business Club 3,4. TERRY FULP LINDA GAIL FROWNFELTER: Class Treas. 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sun¬ shine 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Physical Science Club 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Span¬ ish Club 1,3; FTA 4; Pep Club 2; Biology Club 1,2; GAA 2. DEBRA KAY GEE: Bravettes 3; Sunshine 1,2; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Drama Club 2,3. WILLIAM GILES That Each Will Reach Their Goal MICHAEL EUGENE GRAVES: Class Officer 3; FTA 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3; Treas. 4; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; AV 1,2; Li¬ brary Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3; V-Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Social Science Club 1,2,3,4. MARSHA HAGUE ROGER DALE HALL: Yearbook Staff 4. KATHY LYNN HICKS: Business Club 3,4; Sec. 4; Sunshine 1,3,4; FHA 1,4; Pep Club 1; Library Club 2,3,4. JAMES CHARLES HOGUE ANITA ANN JESSEE: Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Physical Science Club 3,4, Reporter 3; Pres. 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2; FTA 4. LINDA KENNETT: Pep Club 1,3,4; JCL 3,4. DEBORAH SUZANNE KENT: Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; FTA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Biology Club 1; Sunshine 1. SHARON KEY KIM DENISE KING: GAA 1; Library Club 1; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1; Student Li¬ brarian 4. DONNA SUE LAND: Rhythmaires 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Projects Chairman 2; Business Club 3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4. TERRY DANIEL LATTIMORE: Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4; JCL 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2; Library Club 4; Class Officer 1,2. BILL LAUDERDALE: Football 1,2,3; AV 2,3,4; Basketball 1. RANDY G. LAW: Basketball 1; Reserve Base¬ ball 2,3; Varsity Baseball 3,4. THERESA LONG: Library Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Sunshine 1; FHA 1. 92 93 To Succeed in the Life Ahead GARY LOOP RONNIE MATHEWS: Baseball 1,2.3,4; Foot¬ ball 3; JCL 2,3,4; AV 3; Basketball 1.3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 4. DONNA MILLIKAN: Pep Club 1.2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 3; Sunshine 3,4, Treas. 4; GAA 3,4; Business Club 4; Drama Club 3. JANET MITCHELL: NHS 3.4; Class Officer 3,4; Business Club 3,4, V-Pres. 4; Sunshine 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 3; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Bravettes 2; GAA 3. GLENDA FAY MOORE: Business Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Library Club 1. SANDRA KAY MULLENDORE: Student Council 1,2,3.4, Sec. 4; NHS 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Thespian 2,3,4; Rhythmaires 2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4. CHRIS MYERS SANDRA KAY PARKS: FHA 3.4; Business Club 3,4; OEA 4, Pres. 4; Sunshine 4; Library Club 4. JUDY PARSON: FHA 1.2,3,4; Sunshine 3; Pep Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; VICA4. MIKE PIPER JOE RAY PITCHER SHEILA PORTER: FHA 1; Pep Club 2; Sun¬ shine 3; Library Club 4; VICA 4. LORRIE KAY PROCTOR: Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3; FTA 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 1. JAMES RAMEY DON RAMEY: Varsity Baseball 2,3,4; Re¬ serve Baseball 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Reserve Basketball 2,3; Reserve Foot¬ ball 2. 94 Mmmmmm good I Enjoying themselves at the Christmas Dance. A typical 1C daydreamer. Contribution—Anybody? You say I need a shave, huh? Happiness is . . . To go in the Field of Individual Interest LUCINDA DIANE RAY: Cheerleader 1,2,3; JCL 2,3,4, Pres. 3; Reporter 4; Sunshine 1,2,3, 4, V-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; NHS 3,4; Rhythmaires 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Thespian 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 3. MICHAEL R. RICHEY: Track 2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2; Social Science Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; FTA 4; Drama Club 1,2. DANNY RICHARDS: Football 2; Social Sci¬ ence Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Pep Club 2. MARK SANDERS: Football 1,2,3,4; Letter- men ' s Club 2,3,4; Track 2; Drama Club 1,2,3,4. JOE SATTERS DAVID MICHAEL SCHROEDER: NHS 3,4, V-Pres. 4; Student Council 3,4, V-Pres, 4; Var¬ sity Baseball 1,2,3,4; JCL 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 1,4, V-Pres. 1; Lettermen ' s Club 2,4. THOMAS ALLEN SLEVIN ELIZABETH JAYNE SPEER: Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3; GAA 3,4. RON SMITH; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4. BOB SOULT: Basketball 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4. ARLINDA STODDARD: AV 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4. TERRY EUGENE STURGEON: Drama Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3; FFA 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Library Club 1. ROBERT A.SWARTZ WILLIAM SWAYZE: Varsity Basketball 3,4; Class V-Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. JEFF TAYLOR 96 President Paul Clark assures the audience that he is not involved in the Watergate incident following his speech Am I Prepared? Sandy Mullendore speaks on Education, Char¬ acter, and US Myra Watson concludes the graduation speeches by speaking on Education All seems calm during Baccalaureate services Literally We’re Not Finished DENNIS TEETERS ROBERT THISTLETON DOUG THOMAS DEBBIE THOMPSON: Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; JCL 3,4; Social Science Club 3; FTA4; AVI. DOTTIE JOAN THOMPSON: Business Club 4; Drama Club 2; Library Club 4. DAVID VAN SICKLE GREGORY DALE VOSHELL: AV 1;Band 1; Basketball Manager 1,2,3; Biology Club 1; Choir 2,3,4; Rhythmaires 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4, Historian 4; JCL 3,4; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Stage Band 1,2; Library Club 1,2, Reporter 2; Physi¬ cal Science Club 3,4, Reporter 4. SUSAN LUAN WALKER: Cheerleader 3; NHS 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Rhythmaires 2,3,4; GAA 3; Business Club 3,4; Thespian 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4, Pres. 3; Social Science Club Sec. 4; Biol¬ ogy Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3. GLENN WALTZ: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2. MYRA LUAN WATSON: NHS 3,4; Fr ench Club 2,3,4. JOHN E. WEBB JR.: Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3, 4; Biology Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Base¬ ball 1. CONNIE JO vvcDDLE: FHA 3,4, V-Pres. 4; Sunshine 1,2; Fep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Business Club 3,4; OEA V-Pres. 4; Li¬ brary Club 1,3. BARBARA LEIGH WESSEL: NHS 3,4, Sec. 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3; Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; FTA 4. CAROLYN SUE WEST: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1 , 2 . JOCAROL WHETSTINE: Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Biology Club 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Shop Assistant 4; Social Science Club 2,4; Bravettes 1; FTA 4; AV 1,2; Pep Club 1,2. 98 Cindy Ray delivered the Benediction at Graduation exercises. the The Invocation was given by graduate Mike Graves. The Concert Choir directed by Mrs. Holmes provided the entertainment during the Bacca¬ laureate. The Reverend Vincent Hall of the Morgantown Wesleyan Church and the Reverend Joseph Wayne Markwood of the Union Christian Church were the guest speakers at the Baccalaureate services. Seniors leaving gym following the Baccalaureate services. Just Begun . . . RONNIE P. WHITWORTH; Drama Club 1,2,3, 4; Thespian 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Cross Country Manager 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4, V-Pres. 3; Treas. 4; AV 1; JCL 3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4. PAUL WILDER: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Track 4; Year¬ book Staff 4; Physical Science Club 3,4, V-Pres. 4; Biology Club 1; NHS 3,4, Treas. 4. DANNY WISE PATRICK LEE WOODS: Choir 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Rhythmaires 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; NHS 3,4; FTA 3,4, V-Pres. 4; Thespian 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Physical Science Club 3,4; Stage 1,2,3. JAMES ZOOK NOT PICTURED RAY BIDLEMAN RAY BUTNER WILLIAM DUNN GENE KEMP STEVE LUNTER BRUCE PENN Senior Class Officers: (L-R) Mrs. Stafford, sponsor; Paul Clark, Pres.; Bill Swayze, V-Pres.; Janet Mitchell, Sec.; Linda Frownfelter, Treas.; Cindy Ray, Reporter; Mr. Sichting, sponsor. Watch for we shall someday be men and we will call a world ours. a world of tomorrow built on the dreams of yesterday. We the children gone by, we have laughed, dreamed, smiled, loved, then somehow lost and now we find ourselves No longer the children we once were but not yet the men we shall be, realizing that lollipops and bicycle—scraped elbows have slowly faded and merely become an integral past of the mirage we call memories, weeping for somewhere along the way. We have lost yesterday and we are not quite sure where to find tomorrow Anonymous People Behind the Scene Mrs. Woodall, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hamilton prepare food for the students. Mr. Snider, Mrs. Cantrell, Mrs. Vansickle help keep the school clean. Charlie Ruff, Jewell Hensley, Lester Weddle, Edgar Graves, Mike Parkest, Mike Young, Raymond Sichting bring students to school. 104 Advertising and Index Ads.104-122 Index.123-125 - .... , ■ ■T i ■ ... 1 r ’■ . v’ 1 • . 1 • 105 Congratulations Seniors Johnson Creamery Company Bloomington, Indiana Dairy Queen Franklin, Ind. Farm Bureau Co-op Trafalgar, Ind. 106 Jim Moore’s Grocery Peogo, Indiana A Good Place To Shop For All Your Groceries f ' n A Hickman Trailers Morgantown Congratulations 1973 Graduates of ICHS United Telephone Co. of Ind. Franklin, Ind. 107 .Ofs . Bright Willamson Insurance Service Fire— Casualty— Bonds — Life Mutual Building Nashville Indiana 47448 Phone No.-988-2275 Loan Association Franklin, Ind. it’s the real thing Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Speedway, Ind. A Good Place to Bank— First State Bank Morgantown, Ind. First 1 st NATIONAL BANK Martinsville, Indiana Says Best Wishes OBERTS BROS. LUMBER CO. PHONE 988-2549 NASHVILLE, IND. 47448 JUMmimfi B44iUU0Uf, MaUfUaU JfiPtdufafk 109 Full Service Bank Franklin Bank and Trust Nineveh Branch no Cordry—Sweetwater Lakes Brown County’s Fastest Growing Recreational Community Sweetwater Lakes, Inc. m PHILGAS MORGANTOWN. IND. 597-4451 Gailes Gas Electric Philgas Morgantown, Indiana Corsages Formals Men ' s Wear Rentals Cinderella Bridal Shop Franklin 111 Franklin Flying Field Charter Service, Flying Lessons—Call 736-6633 Congratulations Seniors of 1973 from Yearbook Staff i Bargersville Bank Bargersville, Ind. Trafalgar Garage Trafalgar, Ind. Taylor Music Store Martinsville, Ind. Service Beyond the Sale Congratulations Seniors 1973 • PRIVATE PA1 Spin-a-Rama Family Skating Morgantown, Ind. Steve Fisk, operator Morgantown IGA Morgantown, Indiana Open 24 hrs. Claude’s Gulf Morgantown Ind. LAUDE Nick’s Shell Service Trafalgar Ind. lumber ' JoAffSfOff F ' o BEST PAINTS PAINT BIST Pitcher Lumber Co. For Building Supplies Trafalgar, Ind. 115 Rose’s Body Shop U-Sove Gas Morgantown, Ind. Morgantown, Ind. Congratulations Graduates of 1973 from The Carson Family Trafalgar Hardware For Building Needs Trafalgar, Ind. Standard Oil Co. Morgantown, Ind. Hershel Smith, Agent Dale’s Floor Covering Franklin, Indiana Roto-Grill Restaurant U. S. 31 Franklin, Ind. lr l|L. For A New Car—See Whitakers Morgantown, Ind. Christy’s Dance Studio Morgantown, Ind. Christy Frazier, Instructor Farm Bureau Insurance Bud’s Bait and Tackle Franklin, Ind. Bruce Lucas, Agent Franklin, Ind. Earl’s Barber Shop Lattimore’s Marina Nineveh,Ind. Johnson County ' s Most Complete Boating Center at Prince ' s Lake Clark Funeral Home Phone 597-4670 Morgantown, Ind. Critser’s Flower Shop Morgantown, Ind. Greenhill Drive-In Morgantown, Ind. Stockton Co., Inc. Morgantown, Ind. 120 I I I I 1 I Warren Hurdle Real Estate Morgantown, Ind. V and V Regal Store Quality Foods Phone 597-4197 Morgantown, Ind. Morgantown Freight Lines Morgantown, Ind. Zimmerman’s Mobil Oil Box 306, Morgantown 121 D.A.D. Excavating R. R. 2 Morgantown, Ind. Phone 988-4649 We sell Cavitette Systems A Brand of Areation Systems Septic Tanks Lake Wells Basements Grading, Clearing Small Ponds Custom Backhoe Work All Light Bulldozing Gold Star Herff Jones Representative, George Craven Mel ' s Press and Printing Deano ' s Barber Shop McDonald Chevrolet Morgantown Nursing Home James Cullen Singleton ' s Grocery Wildman ' s Jewelry G. C. Murphy Co, Dr, Oliver Wilson Mr, Tolly Billie ' s Cafe K ivett ' s 5(6 Phillips 66, Martinsville Gene Lewis Restaurant Heuss Market Larry Miller family Kentucky Fried Chicken P. J, Stahl, D,D,S, Johnson Co, Oil Co, Kathy ' s Cafe Stuart Fleitz, D,D,S, Mildred J, Wiedenhaupt Roberts Chevrolet Congratulations to the Seniors of 1973 from the Faculty and the Yearbook Staff Indian Creek High School Good Luck and Best Wishes “Quips and Quotes’’ 125 Abel, Christopher 32 Adams, James 53,84 Adams, Stephen 76 Adams, Tim 38,80 Adams, Vanessa 80 Adams, William 80 Adams, Wilma 24,38 Ailes, Susan 84 Akies, Kenneth 36,76 Akies, Mary 24,80 Albertson, Debbie 26,32,37,76 Albertson, Marie 26,32,36,37,80 Anderson, Kathy 7,37,38,76 Andrews, Robert 84 Ankney, Mike 84 Ankney, Tim 37 Applegate, Marie 26 Arnold, Jeff 36,53,57,76 Arthur, Cathy 80 Ashley, Debbie 26,76 Ayres, Carla 80 Bain, Eddie 3 Baird, Scott 80 Baird, Tim 56,57,80 Baker, Mike 84 Barley, Sherri 32,80 Barnett, Sharon 24,38,76 Bauke, Gary 32,53,84 Bauke, Leah 26,32,80 Bauman, David 80 Bauman, George 29,38,84 Bauman, Peggy 80 Bay, Gail 76 Bay, Georgia 80 Bay, Tom 80 Beaver, Mark Beaver, Susan 32,80 Bevel, Kathy 80 Bidleman, Dodie 38,53,76 Bidleman, Mike 53,84 Bidleman, Ray Bilbrey, Barry 29,53 Bish, Curtis 76 Bowling, Dorothy 24,84 Boyle, Jerry Bradley, Linda 76 Bradley, Sherry 32,33,84 Branham, Matt 53,76 Branham, Pam 84 Bray, Barbara 76 Bray, Bo 84 Bray, Herschel 76 Bray, William 29,32,80 Bridges, Marsha 32,36,84 Brock, Fred 76 Brock, Troy 76 Brown, Darrel Buckner, Kathy 76 Burge, Jimmy 57,76 Burger, Cherie 76 Burger, Paul 34,38,84 Burgett, Susan 24,26,32,36,80 Burkhart, Linda Burton, Cheryl 24,32,84 Burton, Devela Butler, Ann 24,32,76 Butler, Karla 80 Butler, Tim Butner, Ray Butner, Susie 26,84 Campbell, Kay 31,32,36,80 Campbell, Larry 36,80 Cangany, Cathy 26,31,32,84 Cangany, Pete 32,37,53,80 Carlisle, John 29,76 Carlisle, Roger 29,36,80 Cave, Tim 29,80 Certolic, Cindy 80 Childers, Karen Childers, Mark 34,80 Clark, Debbie 24,32,37,84 Clark, Julie 32,76 Clark, Paul 29,33 Clark, Ron 29,80 Clay, Karen 80 Clephane, Danny 76 Clephane, Pat 80 Clephane, Thesa 24,76 Clephane, Tom Cline, Debbie 24,32,76 Cline, Vickie 32,80 Cobb, Terri 32,36,80 Cochran, Cherrie 81 Coffey, Judy 24,84 Collier, Marlin Collier, Pat 32,76 Collins, Martha 32,76 Collins, Paula 26,31,32,81 Conner, Lynn 3,7,31 Conner, Joan 32,81 Conway, Barbara 32,76 Cook, Larry 53,84 Courtney, Jeff 29,76 Cowan, Almeda 24,81 Cowden, Laura 32,84 Coy, LuAnn 31,32,81 Craig, Paula 26,33,64 Craig, Tom 38,53 Crawford, Mike Crawhorn, Lynda 24,38 Creek, Cindi 37,38,76 Criswell, Vicki 32,81 Cummings, Malinda Dallas, Joey 29,38,84 Davenport, David 53,76 Davis, Mark 53 Davis, Mike 81 Deschler, Mary Deschler, Rosie Duffer, David Dugan, Jim 29,53,57,76 Dunn, Gloria Dunn, Bill 29 Dunning, Diana 26,38,81 Durham, Rose Earlywine, Robby 3 Eisenmenger, Daniel Eisenmenger, David 76 Elkins, Mark Ellis, Deanna 84 Ellis, Gene 32,58,81 Elmore, Peggy 77 Emberton, Bill Esselborn, Don 84 Esselborn, Ron 84 Estes, Ron Ezell, Debbie 77 Federle, Margaret 24,32,77 Feltner, Russell 29,81 Fitzpatrick, Effie 31 Flenner, Allen 32 Fleener, Nancy 38,77 Fleener, Pam 32,36,81 Foley, Dale 81 Foley, Terry 77 Ford, Annette 31,84 Ford, Bruce 84 Ford, Kay 31,84 Ford, Robert 84 Fox, Linda 32,77 Frownfelter, Linda 3,24,33,34,38 Fulp, Terry 29,38,55,56 Furnish, Debbie 81 Gardner, Carletta 84 Gatewood, Lucy 85 Gee, Debbie Gee, Teresa 24,85 Gentry, Christina 38,77 Gentry, Harry Gentry, Penny 38,77 Gentry, Sharon George, Dean 81 Giger, Richard 81 Gilbert, Joann 77 Giles, Danny 56,81 Giles, Jeannine 24,32,37,77 Giles, William 38,56 Gonterman, Ruthie 77 Grahm, Debbie 85 Graves, Gary 29,77 Graves, Mike 29,38,53 Gray, Paula 24,32,37,46,85 Gregg, Bob 85 Gregory, Sherry 7,32,77 Grider, Doug 53,56,81 Griffith, Leisa 24,81 Grose, Randy 56,81 Gruner, Randy 53,77 Hacker, Diana 77 Haessig, Joyce 81 Hague, Marsha Haines, Joe 34,38,77 Haines, Terry Hall, Elaine 32,33,85 Hall, Melaine 24,81 Hall, Roger 3 Hall, Susan 26,77 Hamblen, Judy 24,77 Hamilton, Dave 85 Hamilton, Fred 77 Hamilton, Jeff 34,85 Hamilton, Steve 85 Hamton, Eugene 77 Hardin, Cathy 81 Harris, Ellen 36,37,81 Harris, Virginia 85 Hart, Denise 81 Hartkoff, Mike 85 Hash, Karen 24,32,77 Hash, Lisa 24,26,32,33,37,64,85 Haugh, Pat 37,53,57,77 Heiney, Christy 32,77 Heiney, Teresa 24,32,33,46,85 Henry, Vickie 37,85 Hickey, Luanne 24,32,85 Hickey, Roger 29,77 Hicks, Betty 81 Hicks, Kathy 24,38 Hicks, Richard Hilton, Dave 77 Hogue, Ted Hollett, Linda 31,81 Holt, Kim 81 Hubbs, Charles 81 Hunt, Eric 32,46,85 Hunt, Kurt 32,77 Ingram, Gail 26,32,33,85 Jacobs, Leanna 81 Jasper, Betty 24,77 Jasper, Mary 38 Jessee, Anita 3,6,34,38 Jessee, Tina 36,81 Johnson, David 85 Johnson, Mary Ann 77 Johnson, Phyllis 81 Jones, Dennis 32,81 Jones, Patty 81 Jugg, Dave 85 Jugg, Doug 85 Kean, Allen 57,77 Kean, Angela 85 Kean, Bryan 77 Kean, Marsha 37,64,77 Kean, Rhonda 31,32,85 Kean, Steve 81 Keilholz, Kris Kemp, Gene Kemp, Sandy 81 Kemp, Sharon 85 Kennett, Linda 36 Kennett, Rick 82 Kent, Debbie Kent, Mark 77 Key, Karen 32,82 Key, Kathy 77 King, Kim 38 Kinnett, Stanley 37,56,82 Kitch, Kevin 34,36,38,85 Knapp, David 85 Ladigo, Rhonda 81 Lancaster, Jerry 77 Land, Donna Lane, Micky 82 Lane, Tina 26,77 Lanham, Bill Lasley, Barry 29,78 Lasley, Kevin 29,82 Lasiter, Dennis 29,37,53,85 Lattimore, Terry 36,38,53,55,56 Lauderdale, Janet 24,78 Law, Carol 78 Law, Jeff 82 Law, Randy Leclair, Dorothy 78 Lightle, David 53,85 Lingle, Jim 78 Lister, Richard 37,38 Logan, Kerry 78 Logan, Kevin 18,33,34,36,85 Long, Brenda 24,85 Long, Gary 53 Long, Sue 85 Loop, Gary Lowborn, Marty 78 Lucas, Jeff 3,85 Lucas, Rose 32,78 Lunter, Steve 53 Mahan, Mark 82 Mahan, Vance 78 Maloy, Betty 38,78 Manning, Steve 82 Markward, Lisa 26,78 Mason, Carolyn 82 Mason, Erie 78 Mathews, Ron 6,36 McBeath, Joe 57,78 McCorkle, Claudia 78 McKee, Nancy 24,32,33,37,46,85 McKee, Phillip McPeak, Anita 32,82 McPeak, Jeff 32,78 Mertz, Rocky 26,82 Miller, Mark 20,38 Miller, Rebekah 78 Miller, Steve 78 Miller, Terry 29,78 Millikan, Donna 26,54 Minor, Jeff 29,82 Miracle, Teresa 78 Mitchell, Bruce 82 Mitchell, Janet 24,32,33,46 Moore, Glenda 38 Moore, Jeff 82 Morgan, Patty 24,82 Mullendore, Melodie 24,32,82 Mullendore, Sandy 24,26,32,33,36,37 Mullins, Tina 78 Mullins, Vance 85 Mullis, Debbie 37,78 Murphy, Beth 78 Murphy, Phillip 82 Myers, Chris Myers, Cindy 78 Myers, Randy 82 Nation, Jim 78 Nation, Richard 85 Neal, Chris 82 Nohe, Jeff 86 Norman, April 78 Norman, Jim 36,86 Norris, Robert 82 Nix, Dennis 59,82 Orff, Dale 37,53,78 Owens, Nancy 32,46,82 Padgett, Frank 86 Padgett, Mitchell 53,82 Parker, Chris 56 Parker, Mike 36,53,78 Parks, Sandy 24,38 Parson, Judy 38 Patterson, Dennis 82 Payton, Jeff 57,78 Payton, Chip 57,78 Penn, Bruce 37,56,58 Petro, John 56,82 Phelps, Cathy 24,78 Phillippee, Patty 78 Piper, Mike 7,36,38 Pitcher, Karen 32,86 Pitcher, Joe Poindexter, Lenny 86 Poindexter, Terry 78 Porter, Sheila 38 Powell, David 53,86 Price, Jayme 82 Proctor, Lorrie 33 Proctor, David 33,34,38,86 Pruitt, Robert 86 Radford, Lance 53,78 Radford, Rosie 86 Rairdon, Peter 37,79 Raley, Greg 20,38,86 Ralph, Steve Ralph, Vickie 32,82 Ramey, Bob 29 Ramey, Don 29 Ramey, James Ramey, Linda 82 Ramey, Lynn 24,31,32,33,37,86 Ramey, William 37,82 Ray, Cindy 24,32,33,36 Ray, Mark 29,82 Ray, Robby 53,57,79 Reed, Jim 56,86 Renner, Brian 37,53,82 Renner, Mark 32,33,36,37,53,56,86 Rhodes, Bill 79 Richards, Brenda 24,79 Richards, Danny 3 Richards, Kerry 86 Richardson, Kerry 37,53,57,79 Richardson, Lester 86 Richey, Jennifer 24,26,32,37,82 Richey, Mike 20,38 Richart, Lorrene 24,32,37,86 Roark, Barbara 86 Roark, Vickie 79 Rodgers, Marsha 26,37,86 Roller, Linda 26,79 Roller, Robin 79 Ross, Randy 29,86 Roush, Steve 36,53,86 Sabatier, Mike Saladin, Cathy 24,32,33,36,86 Samuels, Max Sanders, Mark 32,53 Sanders, Steve 53,83 Setters, Joe Schaaf, Lisa 83 Schaaf, Luke 53,86 Schroeder, David 33,36 Schutz, Phillip Scrougham, Carl 86 Scrougham, Violet 79 Scott, Glen 29,53,83 Scott, Steve 57,86 Sepulveda, Gordon 86 Setser, Carol 37,83 Shaw, Ruby 26,32,83 Sichting, Kim 86 Sichting, Tony 56,83 Simpson, Wendy 24,79 Singleton, Perry 86 Singleton, Vernon 83 Sipes, Debbie 26,83 Skinner, Dana 79 Slevins, Barbara 24,86 Slevins, Judy 26,38,83 Slevins, Steve 83 Slevins, Tom Smith, Brenda 6,24,38,79 Smith, Dale 79 Smith, Diana 86 Smith, Ron 3,32 Smith, Vena 83 Snyder, Rex Soult, Bob Southerland, Terry 79 Speer, Liz 26 Speer, Emily 26,83 Spicer, Susanne 24,83 Stanton, Lana 79 Stewart, Pam 83 Stoddard, Arlinda 38 Stone, Brad 37,38,83 Stone, Randy 79 Stuart, Robert 83 Stuart, Walter 86 Sturgeon, Terry 56 Swartz, Robert Swayze, Bill 3,55,56 Taylor, Jay 38,83 Taylor, Jeff Taylor, Keith 26,86 Teeters, Dennis Teeters, Katie 24,26,86 Thistleton, Robert 36,38 Thomas, Doug Thomas, Vicki 83 Thompson, Debbie 36 Thompson, Dottie 38 Thompson, Lou Anne 32,86 Thompson, David 86 Townsend, Ellen 26,79 Treece, Tim 53,87 Tryon, Robert 36,79 Turner, Tim 87 Vandagrifft, Wanda 83 Van Sickle, David Vaughn, Randy 79 Voshell, Greg 32,33,34,36,46 Waggoner, Ed 87 Waggoner, Stan 83 Walker, Ann 24,26,87 Walker, Lawrence 79 Walker, Pam 87 Walker, Sharon 24,26,32,36,87 Walker, Susan 24,32,33,37 Waltman, Libby 24,32,79 Waltz, Glenn 33,53 Waltz, Sonny 29,53,87 Warren, Teresa 83 Watson, Bev 87 Watson, ' Myra 33,37 Weaver, Mike 36,37,56,83 Webb, John 3,37 Weddle, Candace 24,38,83 Weddle, Connie 33 Weddle, Martha 79 Wells, Cathy 24,32,79 Wesley, Ed 38,87 Wessel, Barbara 33 Wessel, Betty 36,37,87 West, Carolyn 24,38 Whetstine, Doug 38,83 Whetstine, Jocarol 3 Whetstine, Richard 79 White, Nancy 83 Whitworth, Ronnie 32,36 Wilder, Paul 3,32,33,34,55,56,58 Wilkerson, Don 53,87 Williams, Sheila 24,87 Williams, Tina 24,83 Wilson, Mike 79 Wilson, Stanley 83 Wilson, Steve 38,87 Wilson, Wanda 87 Windle, Jackie 25,87 Windle, Pam 24,38,79 Wise, Danny 7 Wise, Jerry 83 Wise, Robin 79 Woodruff, Patty 83 Woods, Chris 32,83 Woods, Pat 32,33,34,46 Woods, Robin 31,37 Yager, George 53,79 Yoder, Phil 38,56,58,59,87 Young, Barbara 32,33,87 Young, Roger 79 Ziegelemeier, Bill 56,83 Zimmerman, Jed 38,87 Zook, James Zupancic, George 29,38,87 128 san angelo, texas