Indiana School for the Deaf - Oriole Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Page 11 text:

Rocky Murray and Brian Bippus get ready for an adventurous search of Donaldson Cave. Kim Holsapple, Andrea Brown. Lisa Hol- brool . Nadine Pavey, Rachele WIniteiey and Lorrie O ' Neal practice at cheerleader canfip.

Page 10 text:

Summer Camps Provide Education Basketball camp at Marian Col- lege helped varsity players Brian Bippus, Rocky Murray, and Darrick DuBois sharpen their skills. Cheer- leaders Rachele Whiteley, Lorrie O ' Neal, Andrea Brown, Kim Holsap- ple, Lisa Holbrook, and Nadine Pa- vey attended a camp in South Bend to learn new techniques and routines. Every year ISD is represented at Hoosier Boys ' State and Girls ' State in Terre Haute. Rocky Murray, Brian Bippus, and Kim Holsapple were chosen to attend. Noel Rivera, Matt Krueger, Dawn Schriver, and Rocky Murray learned how to take leader- ship positions in school at the Jr. NAD Youth Leadership Camp in Minnesota. ISD participants in the Lilly Youth Leadership Program in Michigan and at Bradford Woods were Kim Holsapple and Gina Trowbridge. A yearbook workshop at Hanover College helped editors Buffie Jones and Gina Trowbridge prepare for the 1987 yearbook. Rocky Murray. Dawn Schriver, Matt Krueger and Noel Rivera attend the Jr. NAD convention. Buffie Jones and Gina Trowbridge work on the yearbook cover design with artist Linda Ferrell. lU player Steve Alford poses with Bob Ko- vatch. Brian Bippus. Darrick DuBois and Rocky Murray at basketball camp.

Page 12 text:

Homecoming Weeks Ignite Spirit spirit weeks for football and bas- ketball gave everyone a chance to participate. Students and staff dressed up differently each day to show their spirit for ISD. Suspend- ers, Coca-Cola, and Black and Or- ange days were most popular. Two nights before football home- coming, the Student Council spon- sored a huge bonfire to inspire school spirit. Cheerleaders chanted and players ranted and fans partici- pated in different games to show their school spirit. Despite rainy weather, a large crowd watched ISD beat Fairfield, 22-20, after an exciting game. For the first time in history ISD crowned two homecoming queens. Susan Ellis and Rachele Whiteley reigned over their court consisting of Patti Cochran, Jackie Cox, Buffie Jones, Peggy Steinberger, and Gina Trowbridge. Basketball homecoming found the gym filled with a great number of former students from ISD, teachers, staff, and parents. ISD beat MSSD, 71-56, after a thrilling, hotly con- tested game. Principal Jess Smith crowned Bri- an Bippus and Aimee Bippus as Mr. and Miss Oriole. The class candi- dates were Kim Holsapple, Barbara Andersson, Troy Truelove, Wendy Wiatrowski, Matt Krueger, and Dar- rin Green. ISO ' s double Homecoming queens, Susan El- lis and Rachele Whiteley, smile with happi- ness as they share honors on Homecoming Day. High School teachers show their spirit on Suspenders ' Day. Brian Bippus and Darren Frageman watch Mike Sprouse shove a Fairfield player as Rocky Murray tries to tackle another one on Homecoming Day.