John Marshall High School - Marhiscan Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1974 volume:

1 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS . 20 SPORTS . 48 ORGANIZATIONS ... .72 PEOPLE . 92 INDEX . 170 “For I can not be part of the cocktail genera¬ tion . . . Everyone must dance. I’m bow¬ ing out, I need a sec¬ ond chancesings Don McLean in “Cas¬ tles in the Air. ’ ’ But Patriots aren’t bowing out. They’re actively seeking a new spirit a new chance. CASTLES IN THE AIR Copyright 1969 Mayday Music he. and Yah - weh Tunas, Inc. All rights administered by Unart Music Corporation. Used by permission. 3 4 Despite the confusion about the busing of stu¬ dents, the inconven¬ ience of cool class¬ rooms because of the gas shortage, the lack of lockers, the post¬ ponement of the open¬ ing of the new indus¬ trial art classrooms, and the overcrowded classes, Pats approach¬ ed problems positively. i s Patriots talked about the Riggs-King match of the sexes, Water¬ gate, Nixon and the tape battle, Agnew’s resignation, the Mid- East War, the fuel shortage and Judge Hugh S. Dillon. Nostal¬ gia was reflected in the ' - ■ 1 • .It films like ‘ ‘American Graffitti ' ‘ ‘DiIlinger ’’, “Paper Moon and “No, No, Nanette Life at home and school was sometimes frustrating; yet. Patriots keep trying to find their “Castles in the Air”. Prom Downtown Hilton hosts ' 73 Eclipse The Hilton Hotel was the scene of the 1973 Junior-Sen¬ ior Prom, Eclipse”. Class¬ mates voted for Queen Deb¬ bie Lewis; Debbie ' s court was selected in the same manner as Debbie. The court consisted of Ann Dugan, Pam Hadley, Liz Ebert, and Beth Curran. The couples danced from nine to midnight. —Ene Ruusma Right: Relieving Tom Tompkin’s sore feet is Kim McDuffy. Below: The queen ' s court was selected by those juniors and seniors which attended the 1973 Prom. Sitting are Pam Hadley, Queen Debbie Lewis, and Ann Dugan. Standing are Liz Ebert and Beth Curran. Prom Left: Steve Bunner, Gary Below, Norma Lacy, and Terrie Schlemgen stop to pose for the camera at the 1 973 Junior- Senior Prom. Upper Left: Several couples were seated at each table. Many couples participated by dancing to the music supplied by Funkify and Ozone, while others sat back and listened. Upper Right: Graduated senior Debbie Lewis was crowned queen of the 1 973 Prom. Debbie was voted queen by those juniors and seniors who attended the dance, and she was escorted throughout the night by graduated senior Les Rutan. Above: Greg Wilson and his date seem to Patriots on Parade And the park was filled with music and lights Patriot Grafetti was the theme for the annual Patriots on Parade. Tryouts were October 1 and 2 during ninth period and after school. Different routines included guitar players, acrobatic rou¬ tine, several black outs includ¬ ing the return of Brother Billy Soul Hargis. Assisting Mr. Gayle Byers and Ms. Janet Eberle, advisors of Pats on Parade, were Linda Boughton and Steve Nokes, student directors; Mr. Carl Hines, musical accompanist, and Mr. Paul Justice and his stage crew. —Ene Ruusma Jay Wilkerson 12 Patriots on Parade Left: Senior Mike Clawson sings, picks and plays the harmon¬ ica to Don’t Think Twice” and his reworded Peggy-O . Far Left: I Wish We ' d All Been Ready” was sung by Jenny Clouse while playing her guitar. Upper Left: Senior Bob Smith and Junior Lisa Weathers do an old Abbott and Costello skit. Above: A fantastic freshmen Barber Shop Quartet including Brian Holmes, Dane Paff, Eddie Smith and Darren Harrison sing. Right: Senior Robbie Moore portrays a news¬ caster. Below: Doug Lewis sings and picks his guitar. 13 Homecoming Homecoming largest in history The largest crowd, ever, attended the 1973 Homecom¬ ing events. The float contest had the most contestants in recent years and was won for the third time in a row by the Class of ' 74. After some con¬ fusion, Vicki Johnson was crowned homecoming queen; her court included Becky Hay¬ wood, Connie Coapstick, Alice Forte, and Terri She¬ pard. The Aerospace Class’ contribution for Homecoming was rather unique. A plane was flown over the football stadium and small keychains were dropped from the plane to the football field. — Rodney Pittman Upper Left: ‘‘Cougar Flakes, Break¬ fast of the Champs” was the theme of the Class of ' 77 float. The float pictures a football player devouring a Cougar. Lower Left: John Marshall Patriots are symbolized by the Lib¬ erty Bell. Middle Left: Crowning the 1973 Homecoming Queen Vicki Johnson is Mr. Thomas M. Haynes. Vicki was selected from four other candidates by fans who bought tick¬ ets to the game. Vicki will return to Sullivan Field next year to crown her successor. Above: Winning the float contest for the third straight year was the class of ' 74 with the theme ‘‘they ' re a Circus.” Left: Flowers, music and an exciting game spurred the enthusiasm of the crowd along with the help of J.V. Cheerleader Mindi Breedlove. S8 l : o Fashions Cuffed pants and midriffs set the trend for ' 73- ' 74 Below Right: Another fashion craze for guys and gals both, were the midriffs or baseball shirts. Below: Rising in popularity throughout the school year was the Black style for hair, Cornrows. Below Left: The Varsity Football Team began practice in early August, for the first game of the sea¬ son, Jamboree. Far Right: Patriettes Ene Ruusma and Jenny Bocock run through a practice drill. Right: Marc Bladoe, Mar¬ shall ' s Drum Major, leads the band in a practice drill. Above: Smiling ear to ear about the popularity of bowties is Zoology teacher, Mr. Randy Lamb. Bowties were worn both as formal and casual wear. Fashions this year were anything you wanted them to be. Anywhere from bowties and midriffs for guys to trousers for gals. Cornrows were also a hit. Blue jeans seemed to take the scene touched up with a flannel shirt. Cuffed pants for guys and gals appeared to be popular. Patriettes and Majorettes start practice early in August by practic¬ ing drills and formations that were performed with the Marching Band which started practice later in the month. The Varsity Football Squad started their practice early in August. They practiced many long hours to perfect plays for the first game of the season. The cheerlead¬ ers also began their practice in August with many long and tire¬ some hours of work to perfect cheers. Another activity was summer classes, which ran Monday thru Fri¬ day. —Ene Ruusma Convicts portray perfect gents in all-school play “My Three Angels” by Sam and Bella Spewack was the title of this year ' s all-school play. “My Three Angels” is a story about a young couple in love and three convicts who work for them. Besides stealing for them, they also cooked and kept house. They acted like “perfect” gentlemen, though two of them were murderers and one, a thief. The scene was set in the family Ducotel’s living room in back of a general store in French Guiana. Directors of the play were Mr. Jerry Hurst and Laurei Ziesmer and Beth Ely. Mr. Paul Justice and sen¬ ior Bob Shinkle directed the stage crew. —Ene Ruusma 18 i Play Below: Henri Trochard has a few words to discuss with Mr. Ducotel. Far Left: Mike Wheeler played the part of an innocent sailor taken in by the Ducotel family. Far Lower Left: Felix Ducotel played by Mike Glotfelty, and Maire Louise Ducotel played by Liza Weathers, engaged in a loud discussion pertianing to their maids. Far Upper Left: Paul Lieutenant is cross examined by the friendly convicts, Joseph, Jules and Alfred. Left: Disturbed by the change of mar¬ riage plans, Emilie Ducotel tries to calm Maire Louise Ducotel. Above: Emilie finds happiness after a long wait as she is united with her true love. The play was directed by Mr. Jerry Hurst, English teacher and student directors Beth Ely and Lauire Ziesmer, Senior English students. Cast in Order of Appearance Felix Ducotel. . . . . . .Mike Glotfelty Emilie Ducotel . . . . Pamela Emricte Mme Parole . . . . . . Bernie Copper Maire Louise Ducotel Lisa Weathers Joseph . . . . . Robert Smith Jules. . . Frank Williams Alfred. Henri Trochard . . .... Kevin Smtih Paul Lieutenant . . . . Mike Wheeler i 19 20 Academics Sand, Sun and Rain In the beginning there was Sand and Sun and Rain And from them grew the beauty of the world. Then man appeared and given strength, he shaped the clay around him. He made dwellings; he made clothing; he made life and strife and love and as he grew. He became demanding, lazy and worthless. And he tore down that which had been created all that he made Now all that is left is Sand, and Sun, and Rain. —Camile Bennett 21 ENGLISH English Depart, sets precedent, offers sophs phased electives. ' Acting in front of an audience is fine but I have stage fright!’ Sophomores participated in the phased electives program for the first time. New courses offered were Mark Twain and Advanced Reporting. The Career English students toured the Indiana National Bank to observe and to consider possible careers. The Humanities classes toured the Museum of Art. New instructors in the depart¬ ment included Ms. Carol Wood, Ms. Pearla Gholston, Ms. Linda James, and Mr. Kirby Lehman. —Phyllis Morgan left: Discussing the mass media and :ommunications is Shirley Hoches- nng who takes Beginning Reporting. bove: Reading a nov el in English is : reshman Julie Giller. Below: Shown n Sicence Fiction is Pat Lawley dis¬ playing the Starship Enterprise. Right: Ms. Williams’ Career English Josses are shown at the top of the ndiana National Bank building in he downtown area. Right: Clayton George is workin his worksheet for World Hist Below: In Civics I Class, Mr. . Allen reviews the lesson. Ab Members of the World Geogr class have a panel discussion. Freshman Gene Franklin follows cussion in history. Confusion marked the start of the year for the Social Studies Department. With classes being reshuffled, overcrowding, and teachers leaving there was a long wait until things settled down. One could find a history class in the music hall, home economics or sometimes on the second floor. The Psychology class was visited by a polyographer. Social Studies teachers are currently selecting new books for the coming year. — Jay Wilkerson SOCIAL STUDIES History classes moved throughout building to Home Ec and Music Halls ' Podium is a pretty stupid password to get into government classV Below: Ms. Gwendolyn Reed instructs one of her Algebra 3 classes. Left: Ms. Stephanie Thorne Thorne takes advantage of an audiovisual aid. Above: Working on worksheets in an Algebra 1 class. Worksheets help prepare students for class. Right: Being distracted from the teachers is Kevin Healy. Lower Right: Mr. Venkatachalapathi Ellur is teaching his Basic Math class. Mr. Ellur also teaches Algebra 1 and General Math. 26 I Math celebrated quite a year with only one new teacher, Mr. Dave Roberts. Marshall offers a variety of Math classes such as Basic Math, which explains Math in its simplest form. Geometry lx to 2x, a new course for students who did not excell in Algebra but who wish to continue in Math; General Math 1-4; Algebra 1-4; Geometry 1-2; Computer Math; Unified Math 1 -2 and Calculus 1 -2. The Computer Club, a math orientated club, started late. Math Department offers variety of classes for students, college bound or not ' If I could only quit talking long enough, I might be able to understand it. ' SCIENCE 43 Botany and Zoology students visit Chicago. Botany and Zoology students participated in a field trip to Chi¬ cago this year. Mr. Randy Lamb and Mr. David Otto selected the top students from the two classes to tour the Field Museum of Natural History, Shedd Aquarium and the Brookfield Zoo. The major trip in spring was the annual Okefenokee Swamp trip. New teachers added to the department were Mr. Bob Tremain and Mr. Casminer Szynel; both taught Biology classes. — Phyllis Morgan ' Weren ' t those 13 kids lucky who ate at Diamond Jim s ' 28 Above: Preparing soil for the green¬ house are Ron Embry and Mike Clawson. Left: Dissecting a cat for the purpose of observing the various organs, is Johnny Cox. Below: Jerry Bullock and Stan Breeden are identi¬ fying insects for their insect collec¬ tions. Right: Bob Cleveland is being instructed in boiling off acid in Gen¬ eral Chemistry by Ms. Dillon. Right: loo Assistant, senior Steve Weston, holds “BROTHER . a 3 yf FOREIGN LANGUAGE French and Spanish classes emphasize audio-visual aids in Language Dept. V just don ' t understand those er and ar verbs in Spanish! ' German students experimented this year with phase electives. Classes were offered to German students who had completed six semesters of the language. A vari¬ ety of subjects included German History, German Novelle, which dealt with realism in literature in the 1 9th century and Advanced Com¬ position, a development of gram- marical and technical writing. Future hopes include a team teach¬ ing program in which Mr. Robert ‘Doc’ Weaver and Mr. Brice Tres- sler would teach a German-Science class to study German Scientific accomplishments. French and Spanish classes emphasized the foreign language laboratory this year. The purpose of the lab was to develop speaking techniques in the various languages offered. As a result, the student was able to learn at his own pace. New teachers included Ms. Ruth Nelson, the new department chair¬ man and Ms. Mary Jane Freeland who taught Spanish. Phyllis Morgan . . « — fi iter Lower Left: Spanish 5 and 6 is an in- depth study of the language and is taught by Mr. William Jefferson. Far Left: Discussing a point of interest in German Novelle is Rod Pittman. Left: German 3-4 requires concen¬ tration and interest as demonstrated by students. Above: Discussing and deriving the various roots of words is Suzanne Messersmith in Etymology. Below: Ms. Theresa Sell points out that foreign magazines contribute to the understanding of the foreign country. Ms. Sell was a student teacher from Purdue. BUSINESS T S ' Left: Susan Holden is shown in Typ¬ ing 1 -2. The class deals with the fun¬ damentals and basic skills of typing. Far Left: Senior Debby Berry is work¬ ing at the file during Accounting 3-5. Above: Totaling up a column of fig¬ ures during Accounting is Jerry Kuhn. Below: Sandy Skelley and Natalie Walls are learning the dif¬ ferent strokes in Shorthand 1-2. The enrollment in this year’s Busi¬ ness Department was up over 300 students. The pupils had a choice of several classes ranging from Typing I to Advanced Accounting. The addition of electronic display calculators, electronic printing cal¬ culators and a room from the new wing gave the populated depart¬ ment more room and equipment per-person. Four new teachers were hired to teach in the Business Department— Ms. Mary Cole, Ms. Marilyn David¬ son, Ms. Jane Moss, and Mr. Rob¬ ert Hinds. The Business Department also supplies the school switchboard operator and assists in the printing of tickets for Marshall activities. Ms. Janet Weaver, department head, wishes that the students could go on more field trips, but as of now only a few trips occur. Typing, shorthand classes emphasized for the purpose of career education 7 wish my fingers would hit the keys that I want them to! ' 33 HOME ECONOMICS Home Ec. expands; Advanced Clothing and Foods classes added to program Clothing 7 and 8 and Foods 5 and 6 were added to the program this year. The advanced clothing classes were designed to go deeper into tailoring and design. Clothing 7 and 8 were taught by Ms. Sarah Bogard. The publishing of a cookbook by the foods class and a spring fash¬ ion show by the clothing class were activities in which Home Economic students participated. Ms. Martha Francis was the only new addition to the department. —Phyllis Morgan ' Man, I wish fhey would print the words on the pattern so I could read ' em! 1 36 Left: Fitting a coat made by Dorian Satterfield is Ms. Bogard in clothing Class V. Above: Working hard to cover buttons for her vest is Mary Moore. Right: Sewing the seams on her outfit is Darlene Britton. Lower Right: Shown here is Patty Lillicotch working on a written assignment in class. Below: Susan Seegal is cutting out her material for her project in third year clothing. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Career Education Room resource¬ ful part of new Industrial Arts Department Wing ' Industrial Arts is doing a lot of interesting things that you can enjoy A new wing was added to the Industrial Arts Department this year. A resourceful part of the addition was the Career Education Conference Room. This was helpful to any student who might have had some problems with one of his pro¬ jects. There, he had a chance to look at slides or listen to tapes which would have explained the problem to the student. “The industrial arts courses are open to all girls,” added Mr. Clif¬ ton Scott. He felt that girls made good competition for the guys. There was a course open to freshmen called Introduction to Industry. They spent four weeks in each area of industrial arts so that they were able to become better acquainted with the courses. The graphic arts printers were responsible for printing sports pro¬ grams, tickets to school events and many other materials. —Linda McCaffrey, Lisa Wells 38 Above: Jon Buttram demonstrates isometric views while in drafting class. Right: Darrel Perry is concen¬ trating hard while feeding the platen press. Below: Operating a vertical milling machine is Dan Stockdale. Left: Mr. Cecil Sanders gathers some students to explain how to make the plate adjustment on the offset press. This will lower the image to be printed on the paper. Above: Jeff Brandon practices his music which he is going to play in C Band. Left: Tony Wright, a member of C Band works to better his skills on the clarinet. Below: Debbie Brown is studying her music which she will sing in Freshmen Chorus. Right: Music Theory class listens intently while Mr. Gayle Byers dis¬ cusses the day ' s lesson, the funda¬ mentals of music. L 40 Students interested in studying music in depth could enroll in Music Theory or Music History classes. Music Theory dealt with the struc¬ ture of music such as the compos¬ ition of chords. Music History stud¬ ied composers and their music in relationship to historical periods. First year students interested in music were placed in C Band or Boys and Girls Freshmen Chorus. Both chorus classes did a video tape project for closed circuit T.V. —Sandi Jarchow,Sharon McCaffrey | MUSIC _ Freshmen chorus classes recorded on closed circuit T.V. during first semester ' What does Bach and Beethoven have to do with World History? 1 41 ART Craft Arts make keychains; build model structures from toothpicks ' Aren ' t people in art supposed to be able to draw? What am I doing here? ' “Original thinking and creative work, that is one of the things we strive for,” stated Art Department Head Mr. Edward Ring. A photog¬ raphy class was added this year. Permission must be obtained from the department head to take the class. An adjustable camera and a notebook containing various land¬ scapes and portraits were required. Various general and craft art classes were also included in the department’s curriculum. —Phyllis Morgan, Kim Deer Right: Debbie Campell shown in her ceramics class constructing a bowl. Far Right: Pam Cox, senior, seems confused and in doubt during class. Lower Right: Doug Conner, senior, drawing black ink figures during Commercial Art. Below: Freshmen Cathy Cox and Diane Christner file and smooth keychains during Craft Art. The class also constructed model structures from toothpicks. 42 I?||p§ PHYS ED. DRIVERS ED Drivers Education was offered in the spring semester for seniors who were interested. It was also offered in summer school for any student age 15 ' 2 or over. Boys Intramural Basketball con¬ tinued this year at Marshall with teams of at least 5 boys chosing names as Flatworms, Meatheads. Freshmen were required to take gym 1 -2, many students went on to advanced gym classes. —Phyllis Morgan Upper Left: Participating in gym 3-4 is Dianna Christensen. One of the requirements for the class is jumping hurdles. Below: Mr. Lenny Brown instructs one of his freshmen gym classes. Left: Calisthenics are an important part of class, shown is Fred Clark in gym 1-2. Below Left: Practicing their tumbling skills are Carol Clawson, Linda Houck and Sheila Dorris. Instructors risk lives and personal safety driving. ' Boy, when they had us drive around, thought I was gonna hit one of those light poles. 1 45 ROTC, NIGHT SCHOOL ROTC offers chance for student to plan his future 7 like Night School because I can finish my high school education and keep a full time job . ' Until this year, girls did not have much to do with ROTC. It used to be that girls did not get credit for the class. They never had ROTC uniforms but they will have next September. The boys and girls take the same course except girls do not have to fire a rifle. ROTC benefits both boys and girls in military experience. The Evening School program has most of the same courses as day school. The University extension offered Graduate classes from IUPUI and Ball State. Pre-high school courses are for persons who have not yet finished high school. Personnal courses are actually sale¬ able skill courses. Many students prefer Evening School because it is not so crowded and students may take only one course. —Kim Deer, Laurie Caizat 46 Above: Student Terry Lolla is busily working on his class assignment. Right: Mr. Paul Hayes, supervisor, takes phone calls pertaining to Eve¬ ning School. Left: Mr. Clifford Sny¬ der, Director of Evening School, works in his office. Below: ROTC Field Day was again this spring at Sullivan Field. This event gives the ROTC a chance to present awards to their superior cadets. 48 8P0RT9 The Longest Tackle I chased him from their twenty And past their thirty-nine, I almost had him down At the fifty-yard line. But he kept on running As if it were a race And I was close behind Keeping a steady pace. He dashed by our thirty And over our twenty-two, I had to think of something. Something that I could do. So when we reached the ten I decided then to act, I jumped into the air And landed on his back. I thought I had him finished, I thought I had him done. But he raced on the past the five. The four, three, two, one. —Now I sit on a bleacher I sit all alone; ' Cause I ' m just a spectator In the endzone.— —James McCow Football Left: Huddling in their own territory is the Marshall offensive team. Below: Varsity Football Team —Bottom Row: T. Kuhn, T. McGinley, P. Holden, J. Hutchison, R. Glenn, R. Clements, G. West, B. Mooney, T. Smith. Middle Row: R. Shaw, S. Steph¬ ens, D. Stockdale, K. Ryan, K. Williams, D. Wampler, R. Harris, D. Christman, M. Rushton, M. Stevens, E. Ratcliffe, P. Shan¬ non. Top Row: M. Davis, P. Barnett, D. Uhlenhake, S. Sakolek, R. Benton, J. Ben¬ nett, L. Carmon, T. Reckert, T. Hochasang, B. Boyer, R. Tichenor, Asst., D. Cummings. 50 Football VARSITY FOOTBALL Opp. JMHS 26 Scecina 12 20 Broad Ripple 26 20 Howe 14 14 Arlington 20 29 Lawrence Central 14 24 Greenfield 22 0 Tech 40 16 Chatard 6 20 Attucks 26 20 Ritter 32 Below Right: Quarterback Paul Holden takes off for another Patriot touchdown. Below Left: Dan Uhlenhake hits the tack¬ ling dummy hard during a rough practice after school. Uhlenhake was named most valuable lineman for the 1973 season. Varsity squad sets three school records The 1973 season proved to be a good year for putting new statistics in the record book for the Varsity Football Team. The team set three new school records, most yards rushing in one season, most points scored in one season, and most touchdowns in one season. Marshall played a rough sched¬ ule bowing to A.A. Champs Green¬ field, and to Howe. The Pats claimed a five win—five loss record. Senior Terry Hochgesang was co-captain, member of the All-City Offensive Team, holder of eleven records, and second in the city in scoring. Rick Harris was voted on the All-City Defensive Team, and X holds five school records. Seniors that will be leaving the team are Steve Sokolek, Ed Rat- cliffe, Kevin Williams, Rick Tiche- nor, Dan Ulenhake, Terry Hochges¬ ang, Mark Stevens, Duane Christ- mon, Bill Boyer, and Rick Harris. —Mindy Breedlove, Jan Burleson 51 J. V. and Freshmen Football Below: JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM—FRONT ROW: Bob Glenn, Dilbert Whitney, David Ellis, Harold Salvage, Rick Wampler, Marvin Barnett. BACK ROW: Coach Leonard Brown, Bob Baker, Paul Tuttle, Kevin Ryan, Rhett Coles, Wes Bar¬ tels, Greg Anderson, Pierre Barnett, Kevin Davenport. Left: Putting pressure on a Tech running back is No. 22 Harold Sal¬ vage and Pierre Barnett. Above: Coach Leonard Brown used the messenger system all year. Right: Breaking into the second¬ ary is Junior Bob Glenn. 52 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Opp. JMHS 0 Broad Ripple 6 6 Attacks 14 0 Tech 13 0 Ritter 14 14 Howe 0 28 Lawrence Central 14 0 Franklin Central 46 13 Chatard 0 6 Arlington 14 J.V. bow to three top-rate city teams John Marshall ' s Junior Varsity football team ended their season with a 6-3 record, losing only to top rated Chatard, second rated Howe and Lawrence Central. Outstanding rusher was Paul Tut¬ tle, top passer was halfback Bob Glenn, receiver was Pierre Barnet, and best tacklers were Jim Bennett and Stan Stephens. The John Marshall Freshman Squad finished with a 1-8-1 record. —Jenny Elliott, Peter Mayfield 53 Varsity squad retains spoiler reputation Marshall closed out its regular season with three straight victories. Marshall was plagued by injuries. Senior Steve Sokolek sat out several games with an injured foot. Senior Arnold Freeman rode the bench with an injured wrist and Senior Dave Galaspie injured his leg. Still, when strong, they upset state-ranked teams such as North Central and Broad Ripple. The squad was led in several catagories by Senior Howard Bowling. Bowling and Sokolek set three school records apiece. Sokolek set a sectional rebounding record of 20 and Bowling set a career record of 691 rebounds. Senior Mark Campbell and Bowling led the team in thefts while Senior Tom Brown and Glaspie handed out the most assists. Bowling was the top scorer averaging 17.6 points. —Jay Wilkerson Right: Arnold Freeman drives the baseline in an early season game. Above: VARSITY TEAM—Left to Right: Kevin Smith, Tom Brown, Arnie Freeman, Sam Kinartail, Ron Smith. Standing are Coaches R. Mark Cambell, John Crabtree, Howard Bowling, Steve Sokolek, Shroeder and C. Froning. 54 Basketball PATMOtt Above: John Crabtree, after eluding his opponent, lays the ball in for two points. Below: Steve Sokolek passes to a teammate after driving into the Scecina defense. Above: Howard Bowling jumps high off the boards scrapping for the rebound. Varsity Basketball JMHS 84 Anderson Scecina Arlington Franklin Central Manual Shortridge North Central Broad Ripple Chatard Northwest Attucks Southport Lawrence Central Beech Grove Greenfield Warren City Tourney Broad Ripple Tech Sectionals Arlington Basketball JMHS Junior Varsity Basketball OPP. 44 Anderson 58 45 Wood 44 61 Sceono 69 39 Arlington 55 37 Franklin Central 42 36 Manual 37 43 Shortridge 40 36 North Central 38 44 Brood Ripple 63 57 Chotard 44 39 North West 52 45 Attack 48 36 Sooth port 46 41 Lawrence Control 35 41 Beech Grove 37 39 Howe 52 33 Greenfield Control 46 41 Worren 45 JMHS Freshmon Basketball OPP. 57 Perry Meridian 42 65 Greenfield Central 45 42 Anderson 43 62 Scecina 42 39 Manual 50 41 Calfierdrol 44 52 Ritter 33 49 Washington 42 46 Attvck 44 30 Arlington 32 48 Woodview 45 35 Northwest 25 49 Chatard 48 56 Broad Ripple 55 38 Tech 65 37 Fronklm Central 38 41 City Tourney Arlington 37 40 Howe 53 Left: Tom Brown throws the boll in bounds in the game against Anderson. Below: JUNIOR VARSITY—BOTTOM ROW: G. Edison, D. Johnson, N. Budulle, D. Dixon, K. Lee, G. West. TOP ROW: Manager R. Smith, J. Kanter, E. Harper, A. Carter, K. Cheatum, T. Carder, B. Barclay, Coach Clark Froning. 11 -7 freshmen record shows varsity material The Junior Varsity Basketball team ran up a 6-14 record. Juniors Kent Lee and Nelson Badelle lead the assault with 175 and 128 points, respectively, for the season. The Pats dropped five of their first six games, but came back to take three out of the next six games. Junior Dave Simmons played on J.V. and saw limited actions as a varsity player. Freshmen ended a winning season with an 1 1-7 record. Starting for the freshmen team were Mike Rod- man, Doug Whyde, Steve Pennybaker, Mike Bridges, and Mike Johnson. Other members of the team were Duane Posley, Jim Degraphenreed, Mike Young, Genaro Edison, Don Williams, Gene Franklin, and Den¬ nis Allen. -Mindi Breedlove, Jennie Elliott Below: Senior guard Mark Campbell lets one fly from the outside. Campbell, a good outside shooter, also played forward. Left: Leading rebounder Howard Bowling (35) and Steve Sokolek (33) block the opposing Crusaders off the boards. Upper Left: J.V. player Bruce Barclay hits a five-footer from the baseline as Kent Lee (right) and Dave Dixon (41) battle for the board position. Varsity wrestlers in tournament play Marshall’s Varsity dual meet record wasn’t impres¬ sive this year but they were outstanding in all of their tournaments, as they placed second in the city, third in the Washington Invitational, third in the sectionals and first in the Anderson Invitational under the Varsity ' s first- year-coach—Richard Cummings. Mr. Cummings said, “The seniors did an outstanding job this year, with 5 seniors winning 14 individual championships. One prob¬ lem with our J.V. this year was our small turnout of sophomores, so many freshmen wrestled on the J.V. Level. Mr. Cummings is looking forward to next year ' s team. He said there will be a good nucleus of seniors. All seniors had winning records, with John Dunn hav¬ ing a 1 8-1 record finishing first in four tournaments, and Rocky Clements finishing with a 12-4 season record. Other seniors contributing to the team were Jerry Kuhn, Mark Stevens, and Lawrence Johnson. Junior Paul Hol¬ den finished 13-4 and won first in the city. —Thomas Shannon Above: Senior Rocky Clements wrestles his Mooresville opponent. Below: VARSITY WRESTLERS—Top Row: Coach Richard Cum¬ mings, P. Tuttle, R. Clements, J. Dunn, R. Clements, M. Stevens, D. Stockdale. Bottom Row: M. Shriver, J. Shepard, J. Duhn, P. Hol¬ den, L. Johnson, T. Kuhn. Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling JMHS OPP. 21 Howe 42 10 Mooresville 45 30 Manual 28 15 Scecina 45 21 Lawrence 36 16 Chatard 32 20 Ben Davis 27 47 Greenfield 17 32 Broad Ripple 29 18 Warren 34 Upper Right: Countering the switch with a step over is Junior Tom Kuhn. Right: Tom Kuhn treads the needle on his Warren foe. Lower Right: Applying the guillotine is Senior Rocky Clements. Below: Finding himself in a line is Senior Mark Stevens; he had a well established season of 1 1 -4. Qhannon, Rogers place in city meet The Junior Varsity grapplers finished the season with a 3-6-1 record and with an undefeated 185 pounder and a fourth place City Heavyweight. The 1 85 pounder is junior Phill Shannon. Shannon won the J.V. city and finished the season 10-0. The fourth place grappler is junior Albert Rogers. With only three wrestlers, two juniors and one sopho¬ more the J.V. team relied mostly on the freshman squad for 1 0 of the 13 spots needed. Coach Mike Slabaugh commented that he was very pleased with what we had and is looking forward to next year’s freshman class coming out. Something new was added to the mats this year. It was the Matmaids, a group of dedicated girls who thought the wrestlers needed cheering. The Matmaids were coached by Ms. Karen Paxon. Members were C. Newell, S. Bedwell, L. Faulkner, J. Piatt, T. Price, B. Smith, A Huston, C. Bishop, T. Lindsey, T. Stuttle, L. Jacobson, T. Rowe, S. Holden, D. Powell, L. Emrick, D. J. Johnson. —Thomas Shannon and Pete Mayfield Above: A Marshall grappler counters an escape with a figure four leg-lock. Below: JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM—Top Row: R. David- baugh. Bottom Row: D. Reed, J. Baldridge, B. Brammel, D. Harri¬ son, M. Schriver, K. Horste, M. Weaver, R. Canada, T. Shannon, J. son, R. Doan, D. Rowe, H. Rogers. Bonebrake, R. Shannon, P. Tuttle, D. Rosenow, Coach Mik j Sla- 60 Right: K. Horste puts the first move on his opponent after the referee’s position. Bot¬ tom —Back Row: Charlie McCoy, T. Reed, K. Horste, M. Weaver, R. Canada, B. Holmes, T. Bonebrake, D. Rosenow, G. Jones, T. Brock, Coach Bob Tremain. Front Row: J. Carson, J. Baldridge, B. Brammell, D. Harrisson, R. Doan, D. Rowe, S. Strunk. Below: A grappler attempts a take down with an attempted cross face to get the arm off his leg. J. V. Wrestling OPP. Howe 27 Mooresville 51 Manual 57 Scecina 41 Lawrence 50 Chatard 33 Ben Davis 57 Greenfield 15 Broad Ripple 27 Warren Central 49 Freshman Wrestling OPP. Belzer 27 Manual 36 Cathedral 30 Perry Meridan 42 Washington 15 Stonybrook 62 Arlington 6 61 Right: GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM —Botton Row: R. Bryant, D. Christensen, S. Erikson, S. Paff. Top Row: M. Schluge, J. Plummer, M. Musgrave, A. McGaughey, K. Karaffa. Girls Sports Below: Dianna Christensen, sophomore member of the girls Varsity Basketball Team, goes for a hook shot. Right: Monica Schluge attempts to tip the ball to one of her teammates. The season ended at 6-6. Girls Varsity Basketball JMHS OPP. 31 Franklin Central 35 54 Warren Central 38 56 Scecina 48 50 Lawrence Central 18 39 Beech Grove 45 43 Mt. Vernon 44 43 Ladywood 36 34 North Central 50 39 Ben Davis 61 49 Perry Meridian 42 Tourney 54 Greenfield Central 35 37 Franklin Central 44 62 Basketball girls 6 win, G loss record deceiving Band paibiuti The girls’ Varsity Basketball Team ended their season with a six win, six loss record. Coach Ms. Shirley Lam¬ bert said, “Our won-lost record this year was not what we might like it to have been if a successful season is measured totally by a won-lost record.’’ Marshall’s team defeated Greenfield Central in the first game of the tourney, but reluctantly bowed to Franklin Central in the second game. Girl ' s Junior Varsity Volleyball team had a good win- loss record, ending their season with a ten won, two loss record. The Varsity Volleyball Team was undefeated during the season. After winning the sectional, they were defeated in the third match of the regionals by Bloomington South. —Mindy Breedlove — . k 1 m L Top Left; Senior Joni Plummer jumps to block the shot from the other team. Left: GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL—Bottom Row: Diana Christensen, Mary Musgrave, Borka Radovanovich. Top Row: Kim Karaffa, Joni Plummer, Jan Ramer. Above: Senior Jan Ramer attempts to save the ball. 63 sj Left: J.V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM—BOTTOM ROW: R. Bryant, B. Dine, P. Thompson, S. Erickson, TOP ROW: O. Wood, S. Paff, J. Jones, M. Hartley, V. Forte, L. Christian¬ son. Upper Left: Kim Wommack finishes the 440 relay ahead of the Shortridge run¬ ner. Above: Joni Plummer competes in the broad jump event. Above: TRACK TEAM—BOTTOM ROW: M. Breedlove, P. Young P. Gray, K. Wommack, S. Black, F. Gibson, MIDDLE ROW: L. Shel¬ ton, M. Sludge, B. Adams, J. Plummer, D. Christianson, TOP ROW: L. Hunt, A. Pickleberry, S. Cole, S. Paff, M. Musgrave, A. Forte, S Thomas. Track team third in all-city meet The girls’ track team compiled a 4-2 record, and went on to become third in the city. The team was coached by Ms. Martha Griffin. Diane Christiansen was the most successful this year. Diane competed in four events, the high jump, the standing long jump, the running long jump, and the high hurdles. In the city meet she placed in all of her events except the running long jump. Coach Griffin feels next year ' s team will be stronger because she expects many freshmen to go out for the team. The first girls’ tennis team at Marshall proved to be successful with a 2-6-1 record. The coach, Ms. Karen Mannweiler, said, “It was great that we were able to participate and successfully compete the season. I was quite pleased with the results.” Ms. Shirley Lambert coached the J.V. Volleyball team to a 10-2 season. Ms. Lambert claims it takes a total team effort to win at volleyball, and six girls to make a good team. —Pete Mayfield Below —TENNIS TEAM—BOTTOM ROW: B. Dyke, S. Pride, D. Farmer, L. Foreman, K. Karaffa. TOP ROW: Coach K. Mann¬ weiler, D. Hennessee, K. Adams, S. McGaughey, R. Joisen, M. Kane, S. Skelly. The team ' s record was 2-6-1. Junior Varsity Volleyball JMHS OPP 2 Howe 0 2 Roncalli 0 0 Ben Davis 2 2 Crispus Attucks 0 2 Ladywood St. Agnes 0 0 North Central 2 2 Our Lady of Grace 0 2 Wood 0 2 Pike 0 2 Perry Meridian 0 2 Scecina 0 2 Arlington 1 2 Speedway 0 Track JMHS OPP 47 Warren Central 43 52 Franklin Central 30 53 Howe 56 53 Shortridge 17 51 Wood 24 38 Pike 42 Third in the city 65 Attucks Franklin Scecina Ben Davis Arlington Bloomington Greenwood Madison Hts. Brebeuf Attucks VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM — Bottom Row: Hosbein, Stevens, Claspell, Cluggish, Wampler, Bittner. Top Row: Below, Coach Froning, Rushton, Hicks, Crabtree, McBride, Whitfield, Cle¬ ments. Varsity baseball wins 1973 Regional crown A fantastic record of 21-3 for the Varsity Baseball squad ended at the Semi-State in a close loss to Cha- tard, 4-3. Rain postponed the Sectionals; but, Pats eventually defeated Shortridge, Scecina, and Warren Central. To capture the Regional, crown, the team defeated Manual and Greenfield. Pitcher John Crabtree had a 9-1 season. Leading hitters were Joe Hicks, Ron McBride and Steve Cluggish. Coaching the JV squad, who had ten wins and three losses, was Roger Schroder. Outstanding JV players included Tim Warner, Guy Swinford, Wes Spang, Pat Lawley, Mike Thompson and Doug Wamp ler. The freshmen squad had a 5-3 season. Victories over Northwest, Ritter, and Tech were among their achieve¬ ments. Ken George, a first year teacher, coached the frosh. — Jan Burleson Left: First baseman Joe Hicks has a close play at first as he almost beats the throw that gets him out. Hicks was one of the Pat ' s strong batmen. Lower left: Tim Warner, an outstanding reserve, connects for a base hit. Warner plays first base. Below: FRESHMEN BASE¬ BALL TEAM — BOTTOM ROW: Stevenson, McMillan, Vandermul- ler, Henry, Wampler, Breeden, Woodcock, Strunk. TOP ROW: Coach George, Baker, Goffinet, Abrams, Warneke, Carder, Wag¬ ner, Vanover, Schaub, Assistant Coach Hartley. Hartley is a stu¬ dent teacher from Bal LState who aided Coach George. The frosh season is always shorter. Ul TTIiCATif ' TRACK TEAM —Bottom Row: Fields, Curran, Kuhn, Suhre, Cooper, Coach Rod Shaw. Top Row: Assistant Coach Mike Slabaugh, Padro. Second Row: Assistant Coach John Fellows, Williams, Batey, Steadman, Grant, Horst, Ratcliffe, Davis, Russell, Ebert, Stockdale, Horst, Holden, Kingston, Weaver, Tichenor, Glenn, Blanchard. JMHS TRACK OPP. 63 Howe 64 97 Ritter 33 59 Franklin 55 Rushville 45 44 ' h Manual 72 ' h Shortridge 42 50 Wood 77 Northwest 64 5 ' h Washington 43 ' 2 73 ' A Chatard 53Vi 68 Greenfield 59 58 Arlington 39 57 Brebeuf 61 73 Lawrence 70 113 Beech Grove 14 Right —Runner Paul Holden, junior, is determined to reach the tape first. Far Right —Pole vaulter Bob Glenn, junior, makes his attempt to clear the bar. A new pole-vaulting record was set by Terry Hochesang. 68 W M Trackmen, harriers have record year The 1973 Marshall Track Team broke eight school records and fin¬ ished the season with 5 wins and 6 losses. Terry Hochgesang finished high in the standings by breaking records in the high hurdles and the pole vault with a time of 15.4 and a height of 12:6 . Other events in which records were broken were Tim Grant in the mile run, Chris Fields in the 100-yard dash, Paul Holden in the 880, Rick Harris in the low hurdles. Fifth in the Sectionals, fourth in the Open Patriot Invitational and winding up with a season of 9 wins, 3 losses was the Marshall Cross Country Team coached by Mike Slabaugh. Jerry Kuhn and Tim Grant were top runners. —Jan Burleson Far Left: Turning the corner. Senior Mark Moyer runs through the course before a big meet. Upper Left: Jerry Kuhn, who runs barefoot, runs through the Patriot cross country course. Left: CROSS COUNTRY TEAM—Bottom Row: Horste, Moyer, Kuhn, Williams, Grant. Top Row: May- field, Trowbridge, Cadwell, Gentzel. mmmm Cross Country JMHS OPP. 20 Pike 35 22 Wood 33 23 Franklin 59 A Greenfield 44 35 Southport 22 20 Manual 35 24 Broad Ripple 43 Chatard 34 2nd City Meet 25 Arlington 32 4th Pat. Invitational — 37 Scecina 78 Warren 24 2 5th Sectionals — 32 Northwest 23 69 Upper Left: GOLF TEAM — Nestler, Jones, Phegley, Koester, Adams, Coach Smartz, Coiledge. Above: During competi¬ tion, Senior Bob Adams drives his shot as Junior Brad Nestler looks on. Adams was a medalist in several of the matches. Right: Using a driver. Junior Brad Nestler makes his shot straight down the fairway. (Mill Golfers win City Championship Winning the City Championship and placing fifth in the sectionals were the high spots for Mr. Dave Smatz ' s ’73 Golf Team. Seasons averages were a 39 by Bob Adams and a 40 by Brad Nestler and Den¬ nis Koester. Kim Kingsley became the first girl on the golf team, she played and the J.V. squad. Mr. John Eason, coaching the Tennis team, brought Marshall a seventh place in the city and a record of 2 wins, 7 losses. Doug Opel held the number one position. —Jan Burleson BELOW: TENNIS TEAM—Bottom Row: Coach Eason, Byerly, Smith, Pickrell, Kane, Salazar. Top Row: Opel, Huff, Casey, Lakin, Surface, Harrison, Williams, Alley, Buttrum. LEFT: Junior Dennis Sala¬ zar practices his serve at the Marshall courts. The Tennis Team placed seventh in the city tournament and has twelve mem¬ bers returnin g in ' 74. ACTIVITIES MY LIFE My life is nothing but what I make it. And though I know sometimes I fake it. Lost between what ' s right and wrong Listening to a sad old song, Which seems to express the feelings I hold. Shaping my mind into a plastic mold If I could only predict or see What is going to happen to me? Will I be satisfied with myself Or will I just be like someone else? Just sitting and watching the world go by. Until it is my time to die, I hope to hell that isn ' t it. I’ll keep on searching. I ' ll never quit. I ' ll keep on looking until I find. My goals, my dreams, some peace of mind. —MandyLand 73 Choirs Choirs sing for school and the public After a student enrolls in Chorus Class, Choir director, Mr. Gayle Byers may choose the student to become a member of the Marshal- laires. Concert Choir or the Girl ' s Ensemble. The groups combined to cut a Christmas record to raise money. In addition to singing at school, the singers performed at the Monument Circle and other public places. Added to the wardrobe of the Marshallaires, the girls wore blue blouses and white skirts while the boys wore red shirts and white pants. In January members competed in city and state competition. This was at Butler University where five solos and ensembles represented Mar¬ shall. —Suzanne Messersmith 74 Far Upper Left: GIRLS ENSEMBLE—R. Trester, C. Pitcher, S. Davis, T. Fischer, M. Lyons, R. Anderson, G. Deckard, D. Sat¬ terfield, W. Curless, K. Parks. Far Lower Left: MARSHALLAIRES—BOTTOM ROW: D. Dine, D. Inman, E. Chan, M. Davis, L. Ziesemer, C. Devine, M. Holmes, D. Ken- nard. TOP ROW: B. Weaver, D. Gray, R. Moore, D. Anderson, F. Howard, D. Devine, H. Burton, T. Erickson, H. Alley. Above: CONCERT CHOIR—BOTTOM ROW: L. Bumpas, T. McGow, W. Curless, D. Dine, T. Fischer, T. Walker, S. Davis, D. Gray, G. Ziesemer, K. White, R. Flory. SECOND ROW: K. Parks, S. Weiglein, V. Murray, M. Lyons, J. Benge, G. Deckard, Clark, M. Hamilton, R. Moore, S. Ste¬ phens, D. Devine. THIRD ROW: M. Parry, E. Chan, C. Pitcher, C. Devine, M. Kain, D. Inman, M. Davis, M. Barnett, L. Twigg, H. Burton, F. Howard, B. Weaver. TOP ROW: M. Holmes, D. Kennard, G. Bouchonnet, C. Fulton, D. Satterfield, L. Ziesemer, D. Cecil, L. Brooks, J. Bennett, T. Erickson, T. Jefferson, D. Anderson, R. Hopkins. GIRLS CONCERT CLUB—BOTTOM ROW: ROW: A. Marley, C. Moon, D. Johnson, R. J. Shanks, N. Howard, R. Williams, P. Copass, T. Price, P. Cole, C. Stark, E. Buckallew, C. Sololek, B. Warren, N. Pen- Crutcher, A. Kougl. wick, S. Howard, J. Burris, K. Ware, TOP 75 Bands Far Upper Left: Basketball Pepband is made up of members from other bands. It is an elec¬ tive and anyone who wanted to join has to show an interest in the music. Left: ORCHESTRA —FRONT ROW: D. Britton, L. Brooks, S. Euaddly, M. Kain, C. Martin, M. Martin, C. Stover, G. Eaton, D. Harrison, Back Row: B. Dine, J. Daurelle, Mr. Davis, R. Moore, D. Devine, . K. Retherford, R. Morgan, D. Bolner. Far Upper Left: SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE—BOT¬ TOM ROW: P. Pidcock, K. Retherford, S. Messersmith, L. Daye, J. Bedwell. SECOND ROW: J. Ramer, D. Lorton, D. Lorton, D. Lacroix, D. Bolner, D. Devine, D. Youngs. THIRD ROW: B. Hughett, S. Askren, D. Inman, R. Blackburn, J. Rozelle, K. Byrd, K. Welch, M. Hayden, T. Smith. TOP ROW: A. Aitken, S. Rowe, P. Kitchens, W. Duovall, S. Shaw, H. Rewwer, L. Jacobson, A. Rogers, B. Oyler, R. Cottrel, Mr. Stephen Humphreys, J. Bullock. Above: DANCE BAND—BOTTOM ROW: K. Kafader, C. Jacobs, D. Bock, D. Rowe, G. Zeiesmer, D. Dailey, P. Melling, K. Perry, D. Waggoner, M. Hayden, D. Lacroix, T. Smith. J. Wenger. Below: SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE—BOTTOM ROW: R. Yates, C. Moon, P. Mayer, C. Blaydoe, R. Morgan. SECOND ROW: J. Wenger, E. Gloye, S. Snow, E. Smith, R. Moore, G. Nagle, C. Jacobs. THIRD ROW: D. Lacroix, D. Waggoner, K. Perry, M. Blaydoe, K. Daven¬ port, B. Inlow, S. Bales. TOP ROW: L. Pickrell, P. Melling, S. Takasmotoe, G. Zeiesmer, R. Carlson. Bandsmen march in 500 parade Starting two weeks before school, members of the marching band began to prepare for the football season. The band usually marched with 64 players and 20 Patriettes and Majorettes. The band performed in the Veterans Day Parade, the ‘500’ Festival Day Parade and the ROTC Inspection. The Drum majors were senior Marc Blaydoe and junior Greg Hole. The Orchestra and Symphonic Wind Ensemble played concerts in the fall and spring semesters. Director for the orchestra was Mr. Raymond Brandes and the director for bands was Mr. Stephen Humpreys. —Suzanne Messersmith 77 Liberator Liberator produces updated news With a budget of $180 per two weeks and a staff of 36 students, the Liberator became an award winning newspaper. The staff members were assisted by advisor Ms. Janet Eberle, and Co-editors Ray Kane and Kathy Whyde. Reporters on the News Bureau staff wrote and submitted articles to Indianapolis papers. Original works by students were submitted by teachers to the Just Us staff. After hours of proof reading the staff published the best works in a paper back form in the title of Just Us. Marshall ' s Chapter of Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for members of both the Liberator and Marhiscan staffs. —Suzanne Messersmith 78 Liberator Far Upper Right: PHOTOGRAPHERS: M. Wright, R. Benton, D. Ralston, M. Shriver, T. Shannon, J. Heath. Not pictured is S. Nokes, T. Lott, B. Crawford. Far Lower Right: NEWSPAPER: BOTTOM ROW: F. Williams, T. Heichelbech, L. Boughton, R. Kane, K. Whyde, J. Whitis, J. Shanks, R. Smith, SECOND ROW: M. Rhodes, D. Huff, K. Herr, A. Kennley, R. Benton, J. Clements, D. Bradford, H. Alley, M. Stark, J. Buttram, D. Allen. TOP ROW: D. Lorton, J. Krieg, C. Adams, K. Enochs. Not pic¬ tured is J. Wilson and R. Pittman. Above: Members of the JUST US staff work to put the best works of students together for a paperback book. Left: NEWS BUREAU STAFF: L. Foreman, S. Smith, V. Robinson, P. Blunt, L. Jacobson, M. Myers. Below: QUILL AND SCROLL: BOTTOM ROW: R. Kane, K. Whyde, L. Boughton, E. Ruusma, S. Messersmith, K. Herr, S. Nokes. BACK ROW: J. Heath, A. Kennedy, L. Foreman, M. Rhodes, J. Wilkerson, J. Burleson. 79 fmm Marhiscan Marhiscan tells story of one uea The production of the yearbook involved hours of writing copy, tak¬ ing pictures, and meeting deadlines set four weeks apart. The 1973-1974 issue of the Mar- hiscan had no set style. Each sec¬ tion was designed by the individual editors. Assisted by Ms. Janet Eberle, Editor Jay Wilkerson and Assistant Ene Ruusma, the staff members worked to compile a year of Marshall’s history in one book. Other section editors were Suzanne Messersmith and Phyllis Morgan. In the fall the publications staff sponsored the annual Patriots on Parade and in the spring, the Turn¬ about Dance. The proceeds from the show and the dance will be used to improve future newspapers and yearbooks. —Suzanne Messersmith Above: Suzanne Messersmith, Mike Myers and Phyllis Morgan work on deadlines by crop¬ ping pictures and drawing layouts. Below: MARHISCAN STAFF—BOTTOM ROW: Editors S. Messersmith, M. Breedlove, P. Morgan, E. Ruusma, J. Wilkerson, S. Nokes, P. Mayfield, J. Elliott, J. Burleson, K. O ' Rear. SECOND ROW: M. Hamilton, P. Rogers, B. Hughett, L. Gai- zat, C. Morgan, L. Wells, D. Theyson, J. Harlow. TOP ROW: D. Sluss, R. Copass, G. Trei- man, S. Jarchow, K. Deer, S. McCaffery, T. Rowe, L. McCaffery, Far Right: THESPIAN— BOTTOM ROW: B. Smith, B. Ely, B. Cooper, P. Emrick, L. Weathers. TOP ROW: Mr. Paul Justice, M. Glotfelty, D. Kennard, R. Shinkle, Mr. Jerry Hurst. Lower Far Right: DECA— BOTTOM ROW: D. Doer, D. Lingenfelter, J. Keaton, V. Whitfield, T. Noe, K. Byrd, C. Yates, D. Harden. SECOND ROW: Y. Potter, T. Adams, D. Cecil, L. Johnson, M. Easier, S. Bryant, S. Stadler, R. Brock, V. Biddy, V. Bradshaw. TOP ROW: L. Power, B. Gebhart, R. Hicks, T. Smith, P. Meek, R. Ragen, R. Whitfield, M. Bridgens. Thespians, DECA Thespians work for recognition Thespians, a national honorary, recognizes students in theater. To become a member, students must have ten points which were acquired by watching stage prod¬ uctions and participating in school plays. The honorary club was spon¬ sored by Mr. Jerry Hurst and Mr. Paul Justice. Improvement of salesmanship and understanding of people was the main purpose of the DECA Club. In the spring the district con¬ vention was at French Lick Resort area. Officers for the club were elected at the beginning of the year. Debbie Doerr was president; Vicki Whitfield and Tom Adams, vice-presidents and Kathy Byrd and Susie Stadler, secretaries. Advisor to the club was Mr. Ken George. Suzanne Messersmith 81 IMC IMC students help is a real necessity Students enrolled in Library Experience assisted Ms. Virginia McDonald and the other librarians in the IMC. This involved working in the listening and viewing room with filmstrips, checking out materials with Ms. Collier, helping in process¬ ing new books such as stamping and lettering the spine, and keep¬ ing the shelves in order. “Through such activities and con¬ tributions, these students enable the IMC to function. Without such help, the IMC could not effectively serve the students and faculty, stated Ms. Rebecca Johnson, the assistant director. —Linda McCaffrey —Sharon McCaffrey ABOVE: IMC Students—From left to right: Carol Turner, Becky Soots, Patty lillicotch, Stan Stephens, Laury Buis, Charlene Davis, Pam Dixon, Ken Lepscum, Diane Dolzal. BELOW: IMC Faculty—From left to right: Mr. Byron Cooper, Ms. Clara Moran, Ms. Virginia McDonald, Ms. Bernadette Collier, Mr. Gregory Shelton, Ms. Rebecca Johnson. 82 COUNCIL , NHS ABOVE: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—On stairs from top to bottom: J. Cox, J. Martin, P. Emrick, M. Kennedy, J. Kimsey, K. Whyde, J. Plummer, R. Vincel, F. Colon, L. Boughton, B. Horste, B. Shanks, B. Cooper, T. Shephard. Standing: R. Clemments, M. Corliss. Seated: E. Williams, B. Fuller. Council sponsors spirit week National Honor Society is an honorary organization. The charac¬ teristics that made a student eligi¬ ble consisted of scholarship, lead¬ ership, character, and service. Teachers gave recommendations for nominees. A Student Council representative and alternate was chosen from each homeroom. They were involved with many activities throughout the year. “Can It” was the winning slogan for the trash cans in the Student Parking Lot. They also sponsored Spirit Week which included Wild Sock Day, 50 ' s Day, Sign Day and a Sock Hop. BELOW: STUDENT COUNCIL—seated: R. Clements, C. Coapstick, E. Williams, R. Benton, E. Ratcliff. First Row: B. Jones, D. Sieg, R. Yates, S. Price, S. Skelley, L. Wheeler, K. McBride, B. Dine, B. Cooper, L. Craig, T. Worman, K. Williams, L. Elder, C. Wiggins, C. Martin, K. Kennedy, D. Johnson, W. Mitchell, K. Archie, C. Mon- gomery. Second Row: C. Daugherty, V. Biddy, D. Koung, D. She¬ pard, D. Christ, D. McCallister, C. Willingham, P. Cox, S. Askren, M. Jamison, C. McKinley, B. Ely, L. Emrick, M. Hill, T. Jones, M. Hartley, C. Adams, C. Sayles, D. Smith. Third Row: L. Christensen, —Sandi Jarchow D. Christensen, A. Kennedy, J. Plummer, D. Richardson, T. Smith, D. Rowe, G. Gilliland, J. Dillard, D. Conner, T. Hosbein, G. Mans¬ field, J. Troutt, R. Kane, B. Baker, W. Spang, K. Whyde, S. Henry, G. Tremain, B. Radovanovic, T. Akpabio. Top Row: S. Lakin, J. Prather, J. Cox, J. Bennett, A. Perdue, J. Henry, T. Steadman, K. Healy, M. Davidson, R. Sane, P. White, T. Carder, W. Frazier, R. Carlson, R. Shinkle, J. Matthews, J. Kimsey, P. Shannon, D. Glas- pie, P. Holden, K. Redden. Foreign Language Clubs German Club makes profits from pretzels The Russian Club started its ini¬ tial year at Marshall. It was formed so interested students could get the basic knowledge of Russia ' s history and short phrases. The club was sponsored by Mr. Alan Norris. The German Club sold pretzels again this year at the Oktoberfest at Southern Plaza. Another project for the year was selling stationery. Club sponsors were Ms. Paula Barbour and Mr. Brice Tressler. The Latin Club had their annual Roman Banquet and sponsored a car wash to raise money. —Suzanne Messersmith 84 m Foreign Language Far Upper Left: Officers for the Latin Club: Bill Schantz, vice-president; Tish Martin- dale, secretary; and Steve McCaffrey, president. Sponsor for the club was Mr. Byron Cooper. Far Lower Left: Members of the Latin Club enjoy a Roman Feast at their annual banquet. Left: Members of the French Club enjoyed refreshments at their first meeting of the second semester. Sponsors were Ms. Ruth Nelson and Ms. Jan Duggan. Below: Officers for the Ger¬ man Club: Steve Nokes, president; Dina Schenk, vice-president; David Buttrum, treasurer; and JoAnn Shanks, secretary. Members enjoyed going to German mov¬ ies. Far Below: Members of the Russian Club: Mark Wade, Susan Davis, Richard Carlson, Vicki Sausser, and Mr. Alan Nor- % r fi ’ n r 1 ffi ™ Jr 11 -■ ' ' ’I ffi 1 1 Chess Team, Radio Club Radio Club operates station WA9EF The Chess Team, sponsored by Mr. Jack Weaver, competed against other high schools each week. Based on the total number of points each player accumulated, the top five players were chosen to compete. The Radio Club was started at Marshall for students interested in amateur radio. Members learned the Morse Code and the basics of radio procedure and applied for amateur licenses. The club used call letters WA9EF, until they received the school station. Mr. Paul Justice was sponsor for the club and Mr. Martin Coogan and Mr. Robert Carr also advised students. —Suzanne Messersmith Below: Junior Ron Hungerford concentrates on what move to make next which might enable him to win his match. Left: Junior Rick South practices each week for matches against other schools. Members who had the most points won top honors on the first five boards. Above: Members of the Radio Club, shown with their spon¬ sor, learn the basics of radio procedure and how to apply for their amateur radio licenses. Naturalists, Spelunkers ifl A 2 i r?j J 1 . 0 if T rfL 0SrM Students explore above, below ground Naturalists Club, the largest club at Marshall, consisted of enthusias¬ tic ecologists and bird watchers. The club took their annual trips to Spring Mill, Southern Indiana and Pokagon State Park. Ray Kane was president; Robby Moore, vice-presi¬ dent; Joni Plummer, treasurer and Evelyn Williams, secretary. Adviser to the club was Mr. Robert ‘Doc’ Weaver. Exploration by the Spelunkers included cave trips to Sullivan and Grotto. The main purpose of the club was to explore caves and to study the environment. Adviser to the club was Mr. Casimer Szynal. — Suzanne Messersmith ■M r! . r --sPUjfe- k.t, H Above: Spelunkers prepare for their trip to Sullivan ' s cave. Right: Students listen to Mr. Robert Weaver as he talks about Hamer Cemetery. As he said, It was a real dilley. Left: Ray Kane and Robby Moore take advantage of free time at Spring Mill State Park. 87 Z-Club Z Club sponsors Christmas Teen Toy Chop The Z-Club, a service group, col¬ lected toys for the Indianapolis Teen Toy Shop at Christmas time. Throughout the year the club ush¬ ered at school functions and visited nursing homes to help the elderly. Girls were chosen for their partici¬ pation in activities and scholarship. The Quiz Team, consisting of four members, Jim Kimsey, Judy Begines, Bill Gebby, Kevin Strunk, and alternate Frank Williams, broadcasted on Channel 13’s Exer¬ cise in Knowledge. Members were chosen for their knowledge in vari¬ ous subjects. —Suzanne Messersmith Sharon McCaffrey QUIZ TEAM from left to right: Kevin Strunk, Bill Gebby, Judy Begines, Jim Kimsey. Stand¬ ing: Sponsor Mr. Robert Craig. Z CLUB——BOTTOM ROW: Sponsor Ms. Marilyn Hardwick, Bernie Judy Morton, Pam Emrick, Frances Cologne. TOP ROW: Denise Cooper, Michele Corliss, Barb Shanks, SECOND ROW: Becky Lorton, Chris Sokolek, Diane Lorton, Kristen Williams, Melissa Smith, Vicki Sauser, Terri Heichelbech, Cindy Bishop, Patty Pidcock, Holmes, Judy Begines, Sarah Askren, Jan Ramer. 88 Computer, Quiz COMPUTER CLUB from left to right: Darla Greer, Linda Whisler, Beth Gorman, Joe Emperly, Tim Goff, Karol Kaye, Mike Fillenwarth, sponsor Ms. Stephanie Thorne. Sitted Michele Hill. Computer Club—new Knowledge The Pat ' s Bowling Team had its first year of competition this year. The players with the highest aver¬ ages were Ed Lembcke and Mark Rhodes. The Computer Club was spon¬ sored by Ms. Thorne. Its goal was to teach students how to program a computer. Students experimented with the computer and problem¬ solving. The History Club was sponsored by Mr. John Allen and Ms. Teresa Vanwye. Activities of the year included field trips and guest speakers. —Linda McCaffrey Sharon McCaffrey Sandi Jarchow Larry Decater continues to improve his form and bowling skills. HISTORY CLUB from left to right, BOTTOM ROW: Davidson, Clouse, Bishop, Sauser, Mulli¬ gan. TOP ROW: McCloud, Franklin, Mr. Allen, Mullins, Baddy, Cottrell, Gimlick, Mrs. Van¬ wye, Genson. 89 Aerospace, Star Trek Star Trek works for revival The Aerospace Club was started at Marshall to allow students to learn more about space travel. Throughout the year students experimented with currents, veloc¬ ity and speed. Also students were shown the panels of an airplane by use of the simulator. Sponsor for the club was Mr. Harold Brown. “To promote interest in and attempt to effect revival of the TV series Star Trek was the main pur¬ pose for the Star Trek Club stated Frank Williams. The club was formed in conjunc¬ tion with the National organization known as S.T.A.R. —Suzanne Messersmith Above: Junior Frank Williams learns the fundamentals of flying by actually flying a plane. Below: Members of the Star Trek Club display the model of the U.S.S. Enter¬ prise. Far Upper Right: RIFLE TEAM— FRONT ROW: Ed Ratcliff, Greg Howard. BACK ROW: Jeff Patton, Dane Paff, Roy Kidd, Dan Bonham, Norman Fox, David Gray, Larry Carmon, Jack Mullins, Derek Paff. FAR LOWER RIGHT: DRILL TEAM- FRONT ROW: Marcus Brown, David Rhodes, Mark Wade, Steve Riding. BACK ROW: Jeff Patton, Terry Dale, Greg How¬ ard, Larry Carmon, Allen Cooper, Wallace Brewer. 90 Rifle Team, Drill Team Drill Team finishes top in the city Long practice hours after school paid well in the end for members of the Rifle Team. With six men on the team, they finished high in competi¬ tion with other area high schools. Top firers for the team included Don Paff, Greg Howard, David Gray, Jack Mullins, Roy Kidd and Jeff Patton. The Drill Team, consisting of mostly freshmen, found out more working hours were needed for progress. Both teams were spon¬ sored by Sgt. Richard Pennington. Both groups participated in the Veterans Day Parade, along with the Marching Band. Both groups rated second among all schools participating. —Suzanne Messersmith 4 9 Above: PATRIETTES—Bottom Row: B. Haywood, T. Wikkie, E. Ruusma, V. Johnson, T. Martindale, K. Nell. Middle Row: K. Robin¬ son, L. Wheeler, J. Burleson, S. Skelly, P. Murray, M. Holmes, M. Hill, C. Ulrey, G. Whatley, G. McGill, D. Nahre. Top Row: C, Newall, L. Spang, C. Martin, J. Morris, R. Bandy, J. Worrell, L. Skelly, E. Adams, K. O’Rear, D. England, P. Bariault, J. Elliott, R. Hungerford, T. Billerman, L. Cornelius, S. Allen, M. White, T. Ste¬ venson. Left: Varsity Cheerleaders—Kneeling: Cindy Sayles, Kim Fontana. Bending over.- Connie Coapstiick, Evelyn Williams, Terri Shepard. Standing: Cheryl McKinley, Deb¬ bie Hartman. Cheerleaders, Patriettes uphold school spirit Lifting school spirit has been the major goal of Mar¬ shall’s Cheerleaders and Patriettes. Patriettes take over half time to uphold the spirit of the crowd with dances. Cheerleaders attended National Cheerleading Asso¬ ciation camp this summer in Ashland, Ohio. They learned about keeping school spirit high all year around as they attended cheering workshops and competed in competition. All three squads of cheerleaders received a first place ribbon and were awarded a Spirit Stick which was given to the squads who showed the most interest and spirit for their school. The Spirit Stick is the first in Marshall’s history. Patriettes practiced every night after school during Basketball season to coordinate a new dance for the next game. —Mindy Breedlove Left: JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Top to Bottom: Sopho¬ mores Carol Clawson and Kim Wommack, Junior Kim Kingsley, Sophomores Mindy Breedlove Linda Houck, Kelli Kingsley. Below: FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS—SITTING: Patty Sipes, Becky Butler, Tammy Holden. STANDING: Kim Moyer. Below: Varsity Cheer¬ leader Connie Coapstick shakes her Pom-Poms to the music of the band before a basketball game. This was Connie ' s third year as a Varsity Cheerleader. PEOPLE A person. Not on idol. Not a thing to bow down to. A person. Not something to trample on. Or grind into the ground. People are two people. One, the person of the people that don ' t know him (not a person) (the person to bow down to, the idol) Or the person of the people that know him, (A person) (the something not to trample or to grind) If everyone could just come to Be one; A person, 1 together, one. —Jay Wilkerson 95 Goals—improvement of spirit, curriculum John Marshall’s primary goals were improvement of school spirit and loyalty and improvement of the quality of teaching. Aside from these school-wide goals, each department had its own goals, and every teacher had classroom goals. Teachers wrote behavorial objec¬ tives and course outlines, attended textbook evaluation meetings, and analyzed the Planning-Programing Budgeting System (PPBS). Although JMHS began with more than 2,400 students, losses reduced the second semester total to about 2,200. There were 1 16 faculty members this year, 14 of whom were new. ‘‘Of these 116, 70 to 75 percent have a masters degree,” stated Thomas M. Haynes, principal. —Brenda Hughett Above: Principal Thomas M. Haynes lays the history of the new wing in the corner¬ stone. Right: Vice-Principal James Rodeheffer supervises students scheduling. Far Right: Vice-Principal J. Ray Johnson is in charge of the buildings and grounds. 96 Faculty MR. JOHN ALLEN—BS, MS, Butter, Social Studies, History Club MR. DONALD AUSTIN—BS, AAA, Ball State, Counse¬ lor MS. PAULA BARBOUR—BS, MS, U of Kansas, Indi¬ ana, German, English, German Club co-sponsor MR. JOSEPH BENDA—BS, MS, Ohio U. West Va. U, Spanish, Math MR. LESTER BIVENS—BS, MS, U of Kentucky, Butler, Social Studies, Freshman Basketball Coach MS. SARAH BOGARD—BS, AAS, Indiana, Indiana State, Home Economics MR. RAYMOND BRANDES—BMC, AAMC, Indiana, Head of Music Dept. MS. ALBERTA BROWN—Bookstore Manager MS. ALVERTA BROWN—Attendance Clerk MR. HAROLD BROWN—Auburn, Alabama, Aeros¬ pace, Auto Shop, Aerospace Club MR. NEIL BRUMBAUGH—BS, AAS, Ball State, Biology MR. DAN BULLINGTON—BS, MS, Hanover, Indi¬ ana, Social Studies MR. MARION BURLESON—BS, MS, ICC, Butler, Dean of Boys, National Honor Society MS. LYNDELL BUTLER—Budget Clerk MR. GAIL BYERS—BS, MS, DePaw, Indiana State, Vocal Music Director, Musical Productions MS. LEORA CAMPBELL—Secretary MR. ROBERT CARR—BA, MS, Indiana, Head of Math Department MR. ROBERT CHISLEY—BS, MS, Hampton Institute, Ball State, Drafting MS. MARJORIE CHRISTY—MS, BS, Indiana State, Indiana, Counselor MR. MARTIN COBLE—BS, MS, Indiana State, Indus¬ trial Arts MS. MARY COLE—BS, MS, Tennessee Alabama State, Business MS. BURNADETTE COLLIER—Adult Library Assistant MR. MARTIN COOGAN—BS, MS, Bradley U, Math MR. BYRON COOPER—BA, MA, Indiana, Latin, Humanities, Latin Club sponsor MS. BESSIE CONN—BS, MS, Alabama A M U, But¬ ler, Business MR. ROBERT CRAIG—BA, MS, Indiana, Science, Quiz Team MR. RICHARD CUAAMINGS—BS, MS, Indiana Cen¬ tral, Indiana State, Head Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football Coach MS. MARILYN DAVIDSON—BS, Indiana, Business MR. JOHN DEAL—BS, Indiana Central, History MS. NORMA DILLON—BS, MS, Indiana Stote, But¬ ler, Chemistry MS. JAN DUGGAN—BA, Indiana Central, French, Science MR. JOHN EASON—BS, MS, Indiana Central, But¬ ler, Social Studies Tennis Coach, Freedoms Founda¬ tion MS. JANET EBERLE—BA, MA, Indiana, Journalism, Publications Director, Star Trek Club, Quill Scroll MR. VENKATACHALAPATHI ELLUR—MS, Indiana, Moth MR. EDWIN ESTELL—BS, MS, Indiana, Psychology, History 97 Faculty MS. VIRGINIA ESTEN—BS, MS, Butler, Michigan, Biology, Nature hiking Club MR. MAX FORSYTH—BA, MA, Indiana State, Pur¬ due, Biology MS. JANE FRANCESCHINI—BA, Indiana, English MS. MARTHA FRANCIS—BS, Indiana, Family Health, School Nurse MS. MARY JANE FREELAND—BA, Indiana, Spanish MR. CLARK FRONING—BS, MS, Miami U, Health, Drug Education, Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Bas¬ ketball Coach DR. JAMES GAITHER—BA, MA, Chicago, PhD, Min¬ nesota, English Department Head MR. KENNETH GEORGE—BS, Ball State, Distributive Education, DECA Advisor, Freshman baseball MS. PERLA GHOLSTON—BA, Barber-Scotia Col¬ lege, English MR. CHARLES GLORE—BA, Herron Art School, Art MS. D. GRAETZ—Office MS. MARTHA GRIFFIN—BS, MS, Western Kentucky, Indiana, Physical Education, Cheerleaders, Girls track coach MS. JUNE GRUNDY—BA, Ball State, English MS. MARILYN HARDWICK—BS, MS, Indiana, Butler, Z Club MR. DAVID HARVEY—BS, MAT, Indiana, Social Studies MR. PAUL HAYES—BS, MS, Indiana State, Industrial Arts, ICT Club MR. THOMAS HAYNES—BS, MS, Butler, Purdue, Principal MR. LOWELL HESTER—BS, MS, Ball State, Industrial Arts MR. ROBERT HINDS—BS, Indiana Business MR. CARL HINES—BS, MS, Tennessee A l State, Tennessee, Math MS. A. HINTON—BS, MS, Indiana Central, Indiana, Departmental Assistant in Music MR. STEPHEN HUMPHREYS—BS, MA, Indiana State, Ball State, Director of Bands, Marching Band, Basket¬ ball Band MR. JERRY HURST—BA, Indiana, English, Thespians, Drama MS. LINDA JAMES—BA, MA, Morehead State, Western Kentucky, English MR. WILLIAM JEFFERSON—BA, Marian, Spanish, Spanish Club MS. MARILYN JOHANNt ' SSEN—BS, MS, Purdue, Butler, Home Economics MS. REBECCA JOHNSON—BS, MS, Hanover, But¬ ler, Library Assistant, Adult Library Assistant MR. PAUL JUSTICE—BS, MS, Ball State, Butler, Audi¬ torium Director, Electronics, Stage Crew, Radio Club MS. SUSAN KEOGH—BS, North Dakota, Home Economics, Patriettes MS. MARCIA KING—BS, MS, Ball State, IUPUI, Spe¬ cial Education MS. AILEEN LACKEY—BA, BS, Indiana, Wisconsin, Social Service MR. RUSSELL LAMB—BS, MS, Butler Zoology, Natu¬ ralist Club MS. SHIRLEY LAMBERT—BS, MS, Indiana, Bridge¬ port, Physical Education, Health, Girls Volleyball, Basketball Coach, Girls Intramurals MS. SUSAN LANGE—BS, MS, Purdue, Butler, Home Economics, Majorettes MS. PATRICIA LANAHAN—BS, MS, Indiana Central, Indiana, Business Faculty MS. JEAN LUDLOW—BS, Purdue, Mathematics MS. KAREN MANNWEILER—BA, Butler, Social Stud ies. Tennis Team, Exploratory Teaching MS. JULIA MAXWELL—Office MR. GEORGE McCOOL—BS, Indiana Counselor MS. VIRGINIA MCDONALD—BA, MS, New Hamp¬ shire, Butler, IMC Director MS. MARIE McKELLER—BS, MS, Indiana Central, Butler, Home Economics MS. ERMA MILLER—BS, Indiana Central, Business MS. CLARA MORAN—Adult Library Assistant MS. JANE MOSS—BS, Indiana State, Business MS. RUTH NELSON—BS, MS, Illinois, Butle., Indi¬ ana, French, Spanish, French Club MR. ALAN NORRIS—BS, MS, Illinois, Math, Russian Club MR. DAVID OTTO—BA, MA, Hanover, Miami, Sci¬ ence MR. NICHOLAS PIPINO—BS, MS, Purdue, Chemis¬ try, Bowling League MR. THEODORE POLLOCK—BS, MS, Indiana, Physi¬ cal Education Department Head MS. JANICE POVALAC—BS, Ball State, Art, Art Club MS. SARA POWELL—Data Processing MS. MARGARET RAWLINGS—BA, Butler, English MR. EDWARD RING—BS, MA, Ball State, Art Department Head MR. BEN SANDERS—BS, MS, U of Wisconsin, But¬ ler, Guidance Counselor, Treasurer PTO MR. CECIL SANDERS—BA, MA, Indiana Central, Ball State, Graphic Arts MR. ROGER SCHRODER—BA, MA, Franklin College Ball State, Senior Counselor, Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach MR. CLIFTON SCOTT—BS, MS, Hampton Institute, Butler, Industrial Arts Head MR. GEORGE SCOTT—Security Guard MR. DWIGHT SHAW—BS, MA, Marion, Butler, Social Studies MR. ROD SHAW—BA, MA, Earlham, Ball State, Art, Head Football and Track Coach MR. GREGORY SHELTON—BA, Butler, English MR. MICHAEL SLABAUGH—BS, Ball State, Art, Head Cross Country Coach, Assistant Wrestling and Track Coach MR. DAVID SMARTZ—BS, MS, Indiana Central, But¬ ler, Business, Freshmen Football Coach, Golf Coach MR. CLIFFORD SNYDER—MS, Indiana State, Direc¬ tor Evening School MS. JANET STAFFORD—BA, Indiana State, English, Manticore Club MS. COLLEEN STANLEY—BS, MA, Indiana, Univer¬ sity of Southern California, English MR. ROBERT STAUP—General Motors Training Cen¬ ter, Chrysler Training Center, Auto Shop MR. JAMES STUBBS, JR.—Security Guard MR. HARRY SULLIVAN—BS, MA, Butler, English, Athletic Director MR. CASMIRE SZYNAL—BS, Xavier, Biology, Spe¬ lunking Club 99 Faculty MS. STEPHANIE THORNE—BA, Indiana, Math, Computer Club MR. ROBERT TREMAIN—BS, Indiana Central, Biol¬ ogy, Football, Wrestling and Baseball Coach MR. BRICE TRESSLER—BS, MS, Indiana Central, Boll State, German, German Club MS. JEAN UESSELER—BA, AAA, Ball State, U of Col¬ orado, Business, Co-sponsor Z Club MS. MARY VANBUSKIRK—Guidance Clerk MS. TALITH VANLEER—BA, U of Evansville, Business Education MS. TERRY VAN WYE—BS, Ball State, Social Studies MR. JOHN VARDAAAAN—BS, MA, Ball State, Guid¬ ance Director, Student Human Relations MR. JACK WEAVER—BS, MA, Ball State, English, Chess Club MS. JANET WEAVER—BS, MS, Indiana, Butler, Busi¬ ness, Co-sponsor National Honor Society MR. ROBERT WEAVER—BS, MS, Butler, University of California, Oregon State, Head of Science Depart¬ ment, Naturalists Club MS. NANCY WILLIAMS—BA, Purdue, English, Just Us MS. DORIS WRANCHER—Evening School Clerk MS. JANE ZERBO—BA, MS, State University of Iowa, Butler, Reading Director Engineers: Hosea Hardin, Maurice Hoop, and Paul Shepard were responsible for maintaining a constant temperature of 68° throughout the building. ' I Jt I mmi 100 custodians cared for the school building, surrounding grounds, and all difficulties that arose during the school year. Custodians: Willie Lofton, Harold Healey, Gary Bladow, Johnnie Roberts, Myron Karress, James Stone, and Howard Waston. The ' afeteria Staff — Standing: Asham, Francescon, Jull, Baldwin, inter, Newell, Webber, Marshall, Cummings, Trotter, Rafalco. Thomas, Walls, Stalker, F. Smith, Harrison. Sitting: Baines McKinley, P. Smith, Hawkins, Yates, Mosher, Cooper, Englert. Seniors get it together The first really united class, sen¬ iors of 1974 proved that blacks and whites can get it together and become one outstanding graduat¬ ing class at John Marshall. Rocky Clements, president, led the seniors through many activities and events. Assisting Rocky were Ray Kane, Vice-president; Terri Shepard, secretary; Vicki Johnson, treasurer; Debby Hartmann, alumni secretary; and Mr. Roger Schroe- der, class advisor. Christmas party, halloween and valentine messages, senior break¬ fast and the junior-senior prom were a few of the activities put together by the seniors. Deal ' s Dollies plastered Geor- gie’s Girls with a score of 14-0 dur¬ ing Powderpuff Football. Mr. John Vardaman advised and counselled the class to help them reach their “castles in the sky.” —Sheila Trowbridge 102 Seniors UPPER RIGHT: Pam Cox demonstrates what she has learned during her four years at Marshall. MIDDLE: Pam Tuttle runs the ball for Deal ' s Dollies as the Georgie Girls are hot on her tail. FAR LEFT: Senior officers and the execu¬ tive committee discusses plans for the prom. LEFT: Allan Bowlby enjoys his Humanitites class almost as much as lunch. ABOVE: Ray Kane sits and chats with a close friend visiting from the North. � r-SF , f • ■ . A 103 Seniors CHRISTA LYNN ADAMS—Patriots on Parade 2, Student Council 3, Office Assistant 2-4. THOMAS W. ADAMS—Intramural Basketball I, Concert Band 1-3, Spanish Club I, Dec a 3-4. MORRIS ALLEN MARK A. ARNOLD—Track JV 1-2, Latin Club 1-2, Cross Country V 2- SARAHA. ASKREN—Marching Band 1-4 Symphonic Wind Ensem¬ ble 1 -4, Z-Club 3-4, History Club 1 ■ 3, Naturalists Club 2-4, Student Council 1, Science Assistant 3-4, Powder puff Football. WES TON EDWARD BAR TEL S — Football V 2-3, Letterman ' s Club 3. JUDY MARLENE BEDWELL JUDITH BECINES KATHY BEGLEY JUDITH F. BENGE—Marching Band 2, Symphonic Wind Ensem¬ ble 2-3, Musicals 2, Marshalliares 3, German Club I -2 Concert Choir 2-4, Patriots on Parade 3, Natural¬ ists Club 2, Student Council 1, Office Assistant 3. SHERI BENHAM—Cheerleader Frosh, JV2 DEBRA L. BERRY VIVIAN BIDDY—Patriots on Porode 3-4, Spelunking Club 3-4, Naturalists Club 3-4, Student Council 4, Deco 4. DIANE BLACKWELL ROY F. BLAKEBURN MARC D. BLAYDOE—Marching Band 1-4, Drum Major 4, Sym¬ phonic Wind Ensemble 1-4, Orchestra 1-2, Naturalist Club 2, French Club 1, Newspaper 2, Star- Trek Club 4. EDDIE L. BLUNT RITA K. BOCK JENNIFER S. BOCOCK—Natural¬ ists Club 2-3, B. B. Patriettes 3-4, Football Patriettes 4, Student Council 1-3, P.E. asst. 3, Office Asst. 2-3. ROBIN LYNN BONE BRAKE MICHAEL BRUCE BONHAM — Track V 1, Drama Club 1, ICT Club 4, ROTC 1-3, Cross Country V 2, 500 Mile Club 1-2, ROTC Rifle Team 1 -3, ROTC Drill Team 1-2. GLORIA J. BOUCHONNET—Con¬ cert Choir 3-4. Liberty Bells 2, Musicals 3-4, Naturalists 2-4, Art Assistant 4, Science Asst. 3, Pow- derpuff Football 4, Music Asst. 2, Student Council Art Museum 4, Concert Club 2. LINDA L. BOUGHTON—Patriots on Parade 4, Newspaper 1-4, B.B. Patriettes 2-3, Football Patriettes 3, Quill and Scroll 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Z-Club 3-4, Stu¬ dent Council 1, N.M.S.Q.T. Semifi¬ nalist. EUGENA G. BOW ALLAN W BOWLBY—Tennis Frosh, French Club 1-2, Student Council 2, Aerospace Club 2-3. STEPHEN W. BOWMAN—ROTC 1 -3, Science Asst. 2. WILLIAM A BOYER—Wrestling Frosh, Letterman‘s Club 3-4, Foot¬ ball V 2 3. MICHAEL E. BRIDGINS—Deca 3- KARENS. BRIGHT—Naturalists Club 2, German Club 1, Office Asst. 2, Science Asst. 4. JULIE BROWN f ■ 1 V v J mLJtf m. � A ■ % ’’ 0’ f ■ ' Xm ■ ML] Seniors KAREN BURCHAM—Naturalist Club 2, Office Asst. 4, Norse Asst. 2-3, Deco 4. JAN CAROL BURLESON—Notu ralist Club 2-4, Yearbook 1-4, BB. Patriettes 2-4, Ftball Potnettcs 3, Quill and Scroff 4, Matmaids 4, Powderpuff Footbcrit 4. VIOLET G. BUSH—Office Asst. 3 4, Art Asst. 3-4. JEFFREY DAVID BUTTRAM — Foot¬ ball Frosh., Intramural Basketball I - 4, Naturalist Club 1-4, Science Asst. 2, Chunkas 1-4. KATHY BYRD—Deca 4. RENEE BYRD MARK S. CAMPBELL STEVEN D. CAMPBELL— FT A 1-2, Naturalists Club 2-3, Student Council I, Office Asst. 3, Spanish Asst. 2, Executive Committee. LILA CARNEY LINDA CASTLEDINE DARLENE SUE CECIL—Concert Choir 3-4, Liberty Bells 2-3, Musi¬ cals 2, Naturalists Club 2-4, Latin Club I, Office Asst. 2, Science Asst. 2-4, Deca 4. GREG CHESLYN SEULIM CHEUNG—Naturalists Club 3-4, Science Asst. 3. CYNTHIA L. CLARK—Office Asst. 4. RONALD J. CLARK TOM BROWN DAVID BROWNING—Football Frosh. DANJ. BRUNELLE LAURY I. BUIS- Naturalists Club 3, Latin Club 2, Science Asst. 4, Stage Crew 2. LINDA K. BUMP AS JERRY CLASPELL JAMES M. CLAWSON—Patriots on Parade 4. ROCKY CLEMENTS—Football Frosh., Wrestling V 1-4, Baseball V 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 2-4, P.E. Asst. 3-4, Science Asst. 3, Sr. President, Boys State Representative. DANIEL E. CLINE—Football Frosh., Marching Band 2-4, Pep Band -4, Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1-4, Dance Band. DENISE J. CLODFELTER—Concert Choir 2, Musicals 2, B.B. Patriettes 3, Office Asst. 2, Powderpuff Foot¬ ball 4. JENNIFER L. CLOUSE—Patriots on Parade 4, Drama Club 3-4, History Club 4, F.T.A. Club 1-2, Latin Club 1-2, Chess Club 12, Office Asst. 4, Stage Crew 3. CONNIE J. COAPSTICK—Cheer¬ leader Frosh, V 2-4, Liberty Bells 2, FTA Club 2, Naturalists Club 2-3, Yearbook 1, Student Council 1-4, Treasurer 4, Office Asst. 4, Home¬ coming Queen Candidate. DENISE A. COLE FRANCES ELISA COLON—March¬ ing Band 1, Pep Band 1, Sym¬ phonic Wind Ensemble 1-2, Orchestra 1-2, Patriots on Parade 2, Naturalists Club 2-3, B.B. Patriettes 3, National Honor Soci¬ ety 3-4, Z Club 3-4, Science Asst. 3, SARA CONLEY—Student Council 4, Deca 4. 105 Seniors No Brag Just Fact—in response to the Student Council’s Sign Day, They plastered the JMHS halls with the message of ' 74. the seniors strung signs all over the main staircase and building. LEONARD DOUGLAS CONNER— Track JV 2, Teams Trash. JV 3. FT A Club 1, Naturalists Club 2, Student Council 2, Office Asst. 2-4, Cross Country Frosh. BERNIE MARIA COOPER—Concert Band 2, Drama Club 2-4, German Club 4, French Club 1-4, B.B. Patriettes 3-4, ROTC 2-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Z Club 2-4, French Asst. 3, Art Club 4, I.U. Honors Program in French 1973. WAL TER DEAN COOPER RONNA DIANE COPASS—FT A Club 1-2, French Club 1-2, B.B. Patriettes 2, Student Council 1-3, P.E. Asst. 3, Powderpuff Football 4. MICHELLE L. CORLISS—Natural¬ ists Club 1-4, French Club 1-2, National Honor Society 3-4, Z Club 3-4, Student Council 2, Science Asst. 2-4, President National Honor Society, Girls State Repre¬ sentative, Art Award 1-3. EDWARD HARLEY COTTRELL JR.— History Club 4, Naturalists Club 2- 4, Chess Club 1-4, Newspaper 3, Student Council 4, Science Asst. 4. JOHNNY LEE COX—Wrestling JV 1, Intramural Basketball 4, Patriots on Parade 3, Naturalists Club 3-4, German Club 2-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 2-4, Science Asst. 4, German Asst. 3-4, Valedictorian. PAMELA A. COX—Patriots on Parade 4, Naturalists Club 3, Stu¬ dent Council 4, Deca 3-4, Cheer Block 1 -3, Powderpuff Football 4. JOHN A. CRABTREE TERESA A. CRAIG—Naturalists Club 2, G.A.A. 1-2, Cheer Block 1. CYNTHIA ANN CRAWLY DAVID CRISWELL STEPHANIEL. CRUTCHER MICHAEL DAURELLE—Art Award 2 . JONNI TERRY DA VENPORT— French Club 1, Office Asst. 3, Art Asst. 4. 106 MARK A. DAVIDSON TERRY LYNN DAVISON—History Club 2-4, ROTC I, Science Asst. 4, Cheer Hock I, Freedoms Founda¬ tion 2-4, Freedoms Foundation Award. LARRY DECATUR—Football Frosh, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Natural¬ ists Club 2, German Club 1-2, Stu¬ dent Council 2, Science Asst. 3-4, Bowling Club. DAVID DEHAVEN GERALD B DIBBERN—Intramural Basketball 4, Naturalists Club 2, Chess Club 1-2, P.E. Asst. 4. DON DILLARD JAMES DOAN—Football Frosh, Intramural Basketball 4. RUTH A. DOAN—Naturalists Club 2, Spanish Club I, OHice Asst. 3- 4, Deca 4. DEBRA DOERR—Marching Band I - 2, Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1-2, Student Council 3, Deca President 4, Cheer Block I-2. DONNA DOUGLAS JOHN THOMAS DUNN III—Foot¬ ball JV 2, Wrestling Frosh, V 2-4, Baseball Frosh, Intramurol Basket¬ ball 3, Letterman ' s Club 2-4, Span¬ ish Club 1-2, Art Club 1-2, Black Student Union 1. MARY ANNE EASLER—Deca 4 DAVID S EDWARDS—Naturalists Club 2-3, Student Council 1-3 , Bowling Club 1 -3. WILLIAM EFFINGER — P.E. Asst. 3, Stage Crew 4. JEFF R. EISINGER CHRISTINE E. ELLIOTT—Natural¬ ists Club 2, Z Club 2-4, Library Asst. 1-3. BETH ANN ELY—Drama Club 3-4, Naturalists Club 2-4, Thespian Society 3-4. RONALD EMBRY PAMELLA B. EMRlCK ERIC E. ENOCHS—ICT Club 2-4, Naturalists Club 2-3, Student Council 1. RONNIE L. EVANS CHRIS FIELDS DUANE FORD GREGORY FORD DEBORAH FOREMAN—Office Asst. 3. MICHAEL J. FOREMAN— Track V 2, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Natu¬ ralists Club 2-3, P.E. Asst. 3. DAVID FRANKLIN—Intramural Basketball 2-4, P.E. Asst. 2-4. ROBERT FRAVEL—Naturalists Club 2-3, Science Asst. 3. ARNOLD FREEMAN— Basketball, Frosh, JV, 2, V 3-4, Track Frosh, Letterman ' s Club 3, Spanish Club 2 . BONNIE L. FULLER—Marshalliares 2-3, Concert Choir 2-3, Liberty Bells I, Musicals 2, Patriots on Parade 2-3, National Honor Soci¬ ety 3-4, Z Club 3 4, I.U. Honors Foreign ’Study Program in Spanish to Mexico. 107 Seniors MARILYN GARVEY—Marching Band 1-3, Spelunking Club 1-2, Naturalists Club 2-4. MICHAEL GAVIN WILLIAM D. GEBBY ROBERT GEBHART— Football Frosh, JV 3, ROTC I ■4, Deca 3-4. PAM E. GEYER MARY FRANCES GIBSON JEFF W. GILLILAND—Intramural Basketball 4, Stage Crew 4, Bowl¬ ing Club 4, KENNETH W. GINGER—Wrestling V 1-3, Letterman ' s Club 3, Natural¬ ists Club 2-4. DAVID B. GLASPIE—Basketball Frosh, JV 2, V 3-4, Of free Asst. 4, Executive Committee 4. MICHAEL W. GLOTFELTY— Tennis Frosh, Patriots on Parade 2, FTA Club 1-2, Naturalists Club 2-4, German Club 1-2, Stage Crew 3-4, Thespians 3-4, General Mills Test Winner 4. ELLEN GLOYE MARK J. GOAR PAMELA GOODMAN WILLIAM M. GRAETZ STEVEN L. GREEN—Football JV 2 Three of Marshall ' s Chunkas pose for a picture after being named shall with insane P.A. announcements and weird contests with liver to the Best Dressed List. This humanitarian group livened up Mar- as first prize. 108 RICHARD GREGORY SHERRY L. GRU BAUGH—Nat urol¬ ith Club 2, Spanish Club I, Sci¬ ence Asst. 4, JusI Us Staff 1-4, Cheer Block 1-3, Health Careers Club 13. ARDITHA. GUTZMER—Naturalists Club 2, German Club I, Student Council 1, Office Asst. 3-4. DEBORAH A. HAGGINS JENNIFER HALL MICHAEL L. HAMILTON—Golf JV 2, Concert Choir 1-4, Musicals 2, Patriots on Porade 2, Yearbook 4. DIANA LYNN HARDEN—Spanish Club I, Newspaper 1-2, Office Asst. 1-4,Deca4. CLAYTON M. HARDY—Intramural Basketball 4, Naturalists Club 4, ROTC I, Student Council 4. RODRICK HARRIS—Football V I- 4, Wrestling Froth, Letterman ' s Club 1-4, ROTC 1-2, P E. Asst. 1-2. DEBBY SUE HARTMANN—Cheer leader Froth, JV 2, V 3-4, Natural¬ ists Club 2, Z Club 3-4, Student Council 2-4, P.E. Asst. 2-3, Science Asst. 2-4, Alumni Secretary. VICKI J HAYMAKER REBECCA L YNN HA YWOOD— Student Council 2-4, Office Asst. 3, Cheer Block 1, Homecoming Oueen Candidate, Powderpuff Football 4, Majorette 2-3, Major¬ ette Captain 4. WILLIAM J. HEATH—Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1-2, Naturalists Club 2-4, Newspaper 3-4, Year¬ book 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4. KATHLEEN M. HEILMAN—Notu- ralists Club 2, Z Club 2-4, P.E. Asst. 3, Powderpuff Football 4. JAMES W. HERRIN—Football Frosh, Track Froth. RICHARD M. HICKS—Wrestling Frosh, Intramural Basketball 4, Deca 4. TERRY J. HOCHGESANG—Foot ball V 1-4, Wrestling JV 3, Intramu- rol Basketball 4, Student Council 2. MICHAEL H. HOLDEN—Football Frosh, V 2-3, Basketball Frosh, JV 2, Student Council 1 -2. MELISSA KAY HOLMES—Mar- shalliares 3-4, Concert Choir 3-4, Liberty Bells 2, Musicals 2-4, Patri¬ ots on Parade 3, Naturalists Club 2- 4, B.B. Patriettes 3-4, Ftball Patriettes 4, Z Club 4, Science Asst. 3- 4. BRUCE G. HORSTE—Track V 2-4, Noturalists Club 2-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Cross Country V2. KAREN M. HOSBEIN—Patriots on Parade 1, B.B. Patriettes 2, Ftball Patriettes 3, National Honor Soci¬ ety 3-4, Z Club 2-4, Student Coun¬ cil 2-3. GREGORY K. HOWARD—Basket- boll JV 2, Intromural Basketball 4, ICT Club 4, ROTC 1-4, Rote Rifle Drill Team. JON E. HUNT LAVERNE HUNT—Office Asst. 3, Deca 4. DANIEL HURT GEORGE W. HURTII—Concert Band 2-3. CHARLES E. HUTCHISON—Stage Crew 1-4. STEVE D. ISAACSON ROBERT L. JACKSON—Football JV 3, Latin Club 3 MARIL YN KA Y JAMISON—Patri¬ ots on Parade 2, Naturalists Club 2-4, Student Council 1-4, Office Asst. 2-3, Science Asst. 2-4, GAA 1-3, Powderpuff Football 4, Jam¬ boree Queen Executive Committee 4, Cheer Block 12. Seniors CAROL S. JENSEN—History Club 4, Naturalists Club 2-4, French Club I, Office Asst- 4, Cheer block 1 -2, Powderpuff Football 4. LA WRENCE JOHNSON—Track Frosh, ROTC I, Wrestling V 2-4, Orchestra 1, Cross Country JV 1-2, Deco 4, AAU Wrestling 3-4. VICKI L. JOHNSON—Naturalists Club 2, B.B. Patriettes 3-4, Ftball Patriettes 4, Science Asst. 2-3, Sen¬ ior Class Treasurer, Homecoming Queen, Powderpuff Football 4. DOUGLAS RA Y JONES—Basket¬ ball Froth, JV 2, Golf 1 -4, Intramu¬ ral Basketball 4, Letterman ' s Club 3-4, Naturalists Club 2. FREDERICK T. JONES—Wrestling JV 2-3, Intramural Basketball I, ROTC 1-2, PE. Asst. 3-4. SHARON A. KAFADER—Marching Band 1 -2, Pep Band 1 -2, Sym¬ phonic Wind Ensemble 1-2, Con¬ cert Band 1 -2. RAYMOND JAMES KANE—Tennis Frosh, JV 2, V 3-4, Patriots on Parade 2-4, Naturalists Club (Pres.) 2-4, Newspaper 2-4, Editor News¬ paper 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Stu¬ dent Council 4, Chunka ' s 2-4, Sen¬ ior Class Vice-President. JIMM YE SUE KEA TON—F. T. A. Club I, Naturalists Club 2-4, Stu¬ dent Council 1-3, Science Asst. 3- 4, Deca 4, Cheer Block 1, GAA I, Powderpuff Football 4, Senior Executive Committee. DEBRA A. KEMP—Patriots on Porode 2, FT A Club 1, Naturalists Club 1-4, Spanish Club I, B.B Patriettes 3-4, Ftball Patriettes 4, P.E. Asst. 3, Office Asst. 1-4, Pow¬ derpuff Football 4. DONNA E. KENNARD—Marshall iores 2-4, Concert Choir 2-4, Lib¬ erty Bells I, Musicals 2, Patriots on Parade 2-3, Naturalists Club 2, Z Club 4. JOHN MICHAEL KENNEDY— Spanish Club 1, Notional Honor Society 3-4, Cross Country JV 1, Just Us Staff 1, Boys Stote. JAMES E. KIMSEY— Patriots on Parade I -3, Naturalists Club 2, Newspaper 1-2, National Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Quiz Team 1-4. MARK KIRBY—Wrestling Frosh, JV, Student Council 1-3. KARIN L. KIRK—ICT Club 4, P E. Asst. 3. Office Asst 2-3. GAA 1-3. KEVIN P. KIRKWOOD DENNIS J. KOES TER—Golf V 1-4, Intramural Basketball 4, Letterman ' s Club 2-4, Naturalists Club 2, City Golf Champs 1973. PAM KOLCHECK HAROLD ALAN KOUNS—German Club 1-2, Chess Club 1-2, ROTC I -4, Color Guard 3-4. GERALD E. KUHN—Track V 1-4, Wrestling V 1-4, Cross Country V 1-4. JAMES L. LEE JR. PAMILA LEMASTER MARIE LEON DIANA LINGENFELTER—Cheer Block 2, Health Careers Club 2-3. CHRISTEENA LISTENBERGER— Concert Choir 1, Spelunking Club 1, History Club 2-3, German Club I, Science Asst. 2, Just Us Staff 4, Deca 3-4, Health Career Club I -3. CLAUDE H. LIVESAY MILIADEE LUTTRELL—Concert Choir 1-3, Yearbook 2-4, P.E. Asst. I -4. DEBRA L. MARKEY—Naturalists Club 2, German Club I -2. ELIZABETH M. MARKHAM COLENE L. MARSH—FTA Club 2, Naturalists Club 1-2, German Club 1-3, Student Council 4, Office Asst. 4, Cheer Block I, Powderpuff Foot- boll 4. JUDY D. MARTIN—Naturalists Club 2-4, Spanish Club 2, Year¬ book 1-3, Quill and Scroll 3, National Honor Society 3-4, Z Club 3-4, Student Council 2, I.U. Foreign Honors Student. 110 Seniors 1 r jt The AAAMA ' S Club sponsored the annual Fall Sports Banquet. Foot¬ ball players, Cross Country Runners, Cheerleaders and their par¬ ents are shown enjoying the pitch-in dinner wL- RICHARD L. MARTIN JR. — Natural¬ ists Club 2, Spanish Club 1-2, Sci¬ ence Asst. 3. DENNIS D. MASON STPHENC. MCCAFFREY — Natural¬ ists Club 2-4, Latin Club 1-4, Presi¬ dent Latin Club 3-4. KATHLEEN M. MCCARTHY—Spe¬ lunking Club I, Naturalists Club 3, French Club I-2, Student Council 2- 4, Home Ec. Asst. 3-4. DEBORAH S. MCCOY—Cheer Block 2. ANGELA MCGAUGHEY— Girls Volleyball V 1-4, Girls Basketball V 1-4, Letterman ' t Club 1-4, Natural¬ ists Oub 2-4, Student Council 2-4, P.E. Asst. 3, Home Ec. 3, Science Asst. 3-4, GAA 1-4, Cheer Block 1- 3, Powderpuff Football 4. CHERYL A. MCKINLEY—Cheer¬ leader JV 2, V 3-4. Girls Volleyball JV I, Girls Basketba ll V I, Natural¬ ists Club 2, Z Club 1-3. Student Council 4, Science Asst. 3, GAA 1- 3, Powderpuff Football 4. BENJAMIN F. MCLAUGLIN SUANN MCMAHAN—Yearbook 4, Student Council 3, Science Asst. 3, Powderpuff Football 4. JANET L. MEARS—Nurse Clinic Asst. 4. PERRY MEEK—Naturalists Club 3, Deca 3-4. SUZANNE MESSERSMITH— Marching Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1-4, Concert Band I -4, Naturalists Club 2- 3, Yearbook 3-4, Quill A Scroll 3- 4, Cheer Block I. JACKIE A. MINOR DORETHA A. MITCHELL—ROTC 1, P.E. Asst. 4, Office Asst. 1, Cheer Block I. CYNTHIA LEE MONAGHAN — Office Asst. 1-4, Home Ec. Asst. 3, Science Asst. 3, Powderpuff Foot¬ ball 4. w in Seniors BRIAN MOONEY—Intramural Bas¬ ketball 3, Naturalists Club 3-4, Stage Crew 2-4. ROBBY J. MOORE—Intramural Basketball 1-4, Marshalliares 2-4, Concert Choir 1-4, Musicals 2-4, Patriots on Porode 2-4, Naturalists Club 1-4, Student Council 1-2, P.E. Asst. 3-4, Science Asst. 2-4, Chun- kas 1-4. ROBERT BRUCE MOORE—ROTC 1, Stage Crew 3-4. GERALD MORGAN MARY H. MORGAN SHARI A. MOSS—Pep Bond 4, Science Asst. 3-4. SANDRA MOULDER—Concert Choir 3, Liberty Bells 2, Musicals 2, English Asst. 3-4. MARK E. MOYER—Basketball Frosh, JV 2, Track JV 1-2, V 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Letterman ' s Club 3-4, Spelunking Club 1-2, Naturalists Club 1-4, Stu¬ dent Council 1-4, Cross Country V 3-4. MARISA J. MULLINS—Marching Band 1-2, History Club 4, Spanish Club 1 2, Office Asst. 3-4. PAULA JO MURRAY—Patriots on Parade I, Naturalists Club 1-2, B.B. Patriettes 3-4, Ftboll Patnettcs 4, Z Club 2-3, Student Council I, Office Asst. I-3. VICKI V. MURRAY—Concert Choir 3-4, Liberty Bells 1 -2, Orchestra I - 3, Musicals 1, Spanish Club I, Z Club 2-4, Office Asst. 3, Home Ec. Asst. 1, Cheer Block 1-3. MARY J. MUSGRAVE DENISE LYNN NAHRE—Marching Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-3, Sym¬ phonic Wind Ensemble 1-3, Con¬ cert Band 1, Naturalists Club 2-3, German Club 3, Student Council 1 - 3, Office Asst. 3-4, Majorette 4. KATHLEEN MARIE NELL—Orches tra 1-2, Naturalists Club 2-3, Z Club 3-4, Majorettes 3-4. BRAD H. NESTLER—Golf Frosh, JV 2, V 3-4, Intramural Basketball 4, Letterman ' s Club 2-4, P.E. Asst. 4, City Golf Champs 1973. The Naturalists ' Club Boogie Woogie Booster Band thrilled and fine musical talent. The Homecoming crowd was the largest attend- entertained thousands at this year ' s Homecoming Game with their ance at such an event. 112 Seniors v m m? fire � 1 VALENDA F. NEWELL—Track JV 2, Girls Basketball JV 2. 8 8 Patriettes 3, Student Council 2. TANNA NOE—Naturalists Club 2- 3, Home Ec. Asst. 3-4, Deco 3-4 STEVEN D NOKES—Patriots on Parade 2-4, Drama Club 2, Natu¬ ralists Club 2, German Club 1-4. Newspaper 2-4, Yearbook 2-4, Ouill A Scroll 4, Science Asst. 2 4, Just Us Staff 3. CONNIE J OAKES CHARLES A. OWEN JR. — Intramu¬ ral Basketboll 1 -2, Naturalists Club 3-4, Stage Crew 2. LOLA B. OWENS—ROTC I, Office Asst. 1-3, Deca 4, Cheer Block 1-2 DONALD HUGH PAFF JR.—Intra¬ mural Basketball 4, Morshalliares 3-4, Concert Choir 2-4, Patriots on Parade 3, ROTC « 1-4, ROTC Battal¬ ion Commander 4, Copt. City Champs Rifle Team 3-4 DONALD C. PALMER—Golf Frosh, JV 2. V 3-4, Stage Crew 3-4 LUCINDA PALMER—Liberty Bells 2, Patriots on Parade 2, Office Asst. 2-4, Cheer Block 1 DARLENE PARNELL STEVE W. PARROTT—Naturalists Club 2, Student Council 2-3, Boys State Rep LARRY T. PARSLEY—Deca 4 DEBORAH A PFEUFFER—Natural¬ ists Club 4, Office Asst. 3. RANDALL W. PHEGLEY—Golf Frosh, V 2-4, Letterman ' s Club 2-3, Spelunking Club 2, Naturalists Club 2-4, German Club 1-2, News¬ paper 2-3. YVONNE PHILLIPS PATRICIA ANN PIDCOCK— Marching Band 1 -4, Pep Band 2-4, Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1-4, Orchestra 3, Z Club 4, Science Asst. 2-3 JONI J. PLUMMER—Track V 2-3, Tennis V 4, Girls Volleyball V 2-4, Girls Basketball V 2-4, Naturalists Club 3-4, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 4, Science Asst. 2-4. YVETTE GA YLE POTTER—Track Frosh, Girls Volleyball Frosh, Stu¬ dent Council I-2, Deca 4 DEBRA POWELL—Concert Choir 3, Musicals 1-3, History Club 1, F.T.A. Club 1, Office Asst. 3-4, Powder- puff Football 4. JOHNNY D. PRITCHARD JEFFERSON PROCTOR—Bosket- ball Frosh, Track JV 2, Wrestling Frosh, ROTC 1-2, P.E. Asst. 3. NADINE PROFITT—Office Asst. 1- LARRY PROFITT—Football Frosh, Spelunking Club 1-3, F.T.A. Club 1 ■ CURTIS R. RAGAN—Intramural Basketball 1-2, Naturolists Club 1- 2. Deca 3-4. JAN CAROL RAMER—Girls Vol¬ leyball V 3-4, Letterman ' s Club 3-4, Marching Band 1 -3, Pep Bond 1 -2, Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1-4, Orchestra 2, Musicals 2, Natural¬ ists Club 2-4, Z Club 3-4, Science Asst. 2-3. KENNETH E. RANCE CHARLES RATCLIFFE ED WARD RA TCLIFFE—Football Frosh, V 2-4, Track V 2-4, ROTC 1- 4, Student Council 1-4, Science Asst. 3, Student Council President 4, Student Council Vice-President 3, City Brigade Commander ROTC JEANNE M. RAY CANDY REASON Seniors Coapstick, Debbie Hartman, Cheryl McKinley, Evelyn Williams, Cindy Sayles, Terri Shephard. Sponsor was Ms. Martha Griffin. The varsity cheerleaders raised the spirit of the home game crowd in order to strike up a victory. Members of the squad were Connie TCRRYM. RECKERT—Football Froth, JV Varsity 3-4. MICHELLE R. REDDEN SHERRILL A. RICHESON STEPHEN T. RIDING—Intramural Basketball 1-4, ROTC 1-4, Student Council 1-2, Drill team 3-4. RUTH A. ROARK—Naturalists Club 2-3. 8 8. Potriettes 3, Office Asst. 1-4, Powderpuff Football 4. JEFFREY M. ROBERTS—Wrestling V 1-3, Letterman ' s Club 3, Natural¬ ists Club 4, Newspaper 4, Student Council 3, News Bureau 4. DENISE E. ROBINSON— Track V 2, Cheerleader JV 3, Naturalists Club 2-3, German Club 1-2, Stu¬ dent Council 4, P.E. Asst. 4, Cheer Block 1-2. CELIA RODRIGUEZ SANDRA ANNE ROGIER—Natu¬ ralists Club 2-3, Spanish Club 1-2, Office Asst. 1-2, Powderpuff Foot¬ ball 4, Cheer Block I. ENE MAI RUUSMA—Naturalists Club 2-3, German Club 1-4, 8.8. Potriettes 1-3, Copt. 4, Ftball Patriettes 3-4, Captain 4, Year¬ book 1-4, Asst. Editor 4, Student Council 2-3. CYNTHIA L. SAYLES—Cheerleader 2-4. DINA J. SCHENK—Girls Volley- boll JV 1, F.T.A. Club 1-2, Natural ists Club 1-4, German Club 1-4, 8.8. Patriettes 2, Student Council 2- 4, German Awards 1 -4. CAROLYN D. SCOTT—Office Asst. 1-3. Cheer Block 1. LEE ANN SCOTT—Liberty Bells I 2, Musicals 1-2, Spelunking Club 1-3, Noturolists Club 2, P.E. Asst. 2, Majorette 3. RONALD E. SHAFFER Seniors BARBARA A. SHANKS—Liberty Belli 1-2, Spelunking Club 1, Natu¬ ralists Club 2-3, National Honor Society 3-4, Z Club 2-4, Science Asst. 3-4, Girls State Rep. TERRI L YNN SHEPARD—Cheer- leader JV 3, V 4, Patriots on Parade I, Naturalists Club 2-4, German Club 2, National Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 2-3, P.E. Asst. 3-4, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Senior Class Secretory. KATHERINE E SHIELDS — Spelunk¬ ing Club 2, Naturalists Club 2. ROBERT LEE SHINKLE II—Patriots on Parade 2-4, Drama Club 2-4, French Club I, Newspaper 2, ROTC I, Stage Crew 2-4. GREGORY SHULL—Student Coun¬ cil 3. LINDA K SMITH—Naturalists Club 2, Student Council 2, Science Asst. 1 -4, Powderpuff Football 4. MARCELLA J. SMITH ROBERT SMITH—Football Frosh, JV 2-3, Trock V 12, Tennis V 3-4, Letterman ' s Club 2-4, Potriots on Parade 3-4. Drama Club 1-4, Natu¬ ralists Club 2-4, Newspaper 1-2, Stage Crew 1-4, Thespians 1-4, Outstanding Drama Student 1972. THOMAS D. SMITH—Intramural Basketball 1, Musicals 1-2, Patriots on Parade 2-3, Deca 4. STEVE B SOKOLEK—Football Frosh. V 2 4. Basketball Frosh, V 2 4, Trock Frosh, V 2-4, Letterman ' s Club 2-3, Spelunking Club 4, Natu¬ ralists Club 2-4, Spanish Club 2, Chess Club 2, P.E. Asst. 2-4, Bowl¬ ing Club 3-4, SUSAN L. STADLER—Marching Band 2, Pep Band 2, Symphonic Wind Ensemble 2-3, Spelunking Club 4, Student Council 2-3, Deco TERRY l. STEEN—Office Asst. 2-3, Deca 3-4. REBECCA A STEINER—Powder- puff Football 4. JEFFREY STEPHENS—Football Frosh, Baseboll Frosh, V 2-4 MARK ANTHONY STEVENS — Football V 1-4, Wrestling Frosh, V 3-4, Letterman ' s Club 1 4, Powder- puff Football Referee 4. GEORGE W STIGLER MICHAEL R. SUHRE—Naturalists Club 2-4, Chess Club 4, ROTC 1-4, Science Asst. 3-4. DEBORAH TAYLOR —Student Council 4, P.E. Asst. 3, Office Asst. 3-4. VICKIE L. TERRY—Powderpuff Football 4, Bowling Club, P.E. Asst. ROXANNE THAMES TERRY W. THEYSSEN DEBRA THOMAS RICK W. TICHENOR—Football Frosh. V 2-4. Trock Frosh V 2-4, Wrestling Frosh, JV 2, Letterman ' s Club 2-4, Noturolists Club 3-4, P.E. Asst. 3. JAMES E. TOTTON—Track V 3-4, Intramural Basketball 4, Letterman ' s Club 3-4, Patriots on Parade 3, Spelunking Club 1-2, Naturalist Club 1 3, Student Coun¬ cil 1 -2, Chunkas 2-4. SHEILA JANE TROWBRIDGE— Marching Band 1 -4, Pep Band 2-4, Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3-4, Concert Band 1-2, Naturalists Club 2, French Club 1, Yearbook 4, Sen¬ ior Album Editor, Cheer Block 1, Powderpuff Football 4. PAMELA K. TUTTLE DANIEL D. UHLENHAKE—Football V 2-4, Intramural Basketball 1-4, Letterman ' s Club 2-4, Naturalists Club 2, Freshman Computer Club I, Most Valuable Lineman 3-4. DENNIS A. VAUGHN—Football JV 2-3, Baseball Frosh, ROTC 12. RAYMOND A VINCEL—Spelunk¬ ing Club 1-2, Naturalists Club 2, Spanish Club I. Chess Club 1-3, Student Council 4, Bowling Club, Chunkos 1-4. DAVID A. WALKER—Football Frosh. pr ¥ % • T mm mm- --v j r fj w 4 11 fH 4 ml T i W 1 • m J W ' l W R J M If ' W: I . 1 K i 5 Seniors JEFF WALKER—Marching Band I- 2, Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3-4, Concert Band 1-2, Spanish Club I- 2, Student Council 2-4. DEBORAH L. WALLER—Liberty Bells 2, Musicals 2, Naturalists Club 2, Stage Crew 2-4, Cheer Block 1-2. DAVID B. WALLS—Football Frosh, Golf Frosh, Naturalists Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Science Asst. 2. DONNA KAY WALTERS DOUGLAS E. WAMPLER—Foot¬ ball V 2-3, Basketball JV 2-3, Base¬ ball V 1-4, Intramural Basketball 4, Letterman ' s Club 2-4, Concert Band 2, Patriots on Parade 2, Spelunk¬ ing Club 3, Naturalists Club 1-4, German Club 1-2, P.E. Asst. 2-4, Science Asst. 2-3. SANDRA K. WARNER—Student Council 4. REBECCA E. WEATHERS—French Club 3, Spanish Club I, Science Asst. 4. ELENOR C. WERTENBERGER JOHN M. WHITE—football V 4, Basketball 4. KEVIN KEITH WHITE—Football Frosh, Basketball Frosh, Intramural Basketball 4, Marching Band 3-4, Pep Band 4, Concert Choir 4, ROTC 1. PERRY C. WHITE—Basketball Frosh, JV 2, V 3-4, Naturalists Club 3-4, Spanish Club 1, Student Coun¬ cil 2-4, Science Asst. 3-4. RODNEY LEE WHITFIELD—Base¬ ball V 1-4, Letterman ' s Club 1-4, ROTC 1-2, Black Student Union I. VICKI ANN WHITFIELD—Office Asst. 1-4, Deca 4, Cheer Blcok 1. KATHY S. WHYDE—Naturalists Club 2, Newspaper 2-4, Editor 4, Quill A Scroll 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 3-4. PATRICK E. WICKER—Morching Band I-2, Symphonic Wind Ensem¬ ble 2-3. RICHARD B. WILDRICK MARCIA WILEY—ICT Club 4. JAY CARL WILKERSON—Intramu¬ ral Basketball 4, Naturalists Club 2, Chess Club 1-3, Yearbook 1-4, Editor Yearbook 4, Quill A Scroll 3-4. JACQUELINE WILLAN EVEL YN KA Y WILLIAMS — Cheer¬ leader Frosh, JV 2, V 3-4, Potnots on Parade 1, Naturalists Club 2-4, Nahonal Honor Society 3-4,1 Club 2-4, Student Council 2-4, P.E. Asst. 2, Science Asst. 2-4. KEVIN WILLIAMS—Football Frosh, V 2-4, Letterman ' s Club 3-4, FT A Club 2, Student Council 1-2. RONALD L. WILLIAMS—Track Frosh, V 2-4, Intramural Basketball 4, Letterman ' s Club 2-4, Cross Country Frosh, V 2-4. TIMOTHY WILLIAMS—Football Frosh, Naturalists Club 2. GREGORY WILSON—Wrestling JV 2-3, ROTC 1. JOHNE. WINTERS—Track V 4, Naturalists Club 2-4, Office Asst. TINA M. WOLF—History Club 3, Naturalists Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Home Ec. Asst. 3-4, Just Us Staff 2- ROGERA. WOLFE—Naturalists Club 2, German Club 1-2. GARY W. WOODS RICHARD B. WORTH BRENDA K. WRIGHT—BB. Patriettes 3, Ftball Patriettes 4, Stu¬ dent Council 1, Office Asst. 2. Seniors CAROLYN L YATES—Student Council 2-3, Home Ec. Asst. 3 4, Deco 4, Stage Crew 2, Cheerblock STEVE YORK PAULA ANN YOUNG—Track 2-3. Naturalists Club 2-3, Home Ec. Asst. 2-4, Cheerblock I. MICHELE YOUNGS—Spelunking Club I Naturalists Club 2-4, Stu¬ dent Council 1. LAUREN DENISE ZIESEMER SENIORS JOHNNY COX- VALEDICTORIAN BARBARA A. SHANKS SALUTATORIAN MICHELLE L. CORLISS JUDITH BECINES PAMELLA B. EMRICK LINDA L. BOUGHTON RAYMOND VINCEL BERNIEM. COOPER EVELYN K. WILLIAMS JOHN M. KENNEDY • Several seniors failed to have senior portraits taken in time for them to appear in the 1 974 Mar- hiscian; however, we would like to recognize them as members of the 1 974 graduating class. SHEENA J. ALLEN ROBERT H. AUSTIN THOMAS B. BARTLETT STEPHEN L. BATEMAN CAMILLE BENNETT ALFRED L BLACK WILLIAM H. BLACKWELL III HOWARD BOWLING KATHY FAYE BOYD ROBERT BRADSHAW VICKI J. BRADSHAW LESTER E. BRITTON ROBIN BROWN SHIRLEY A. BRYANT PEGGY BRUCE DENNIS BURTNER ARLESSA DENISE BYRD KEVIN CARVER RAY CHEATHAM DUANE CHRISTMON ROBERT D. CLEVELAND DAVID CLOUGH MARY CRENSHAW NORA CYDRUS MICHAEL L. DENNIS DONNA DICKEY MICHAEL ENGLAND ALICE FORTE SAM FOX DAVID GENTRY TIM A. GILLERAN DIANE V. HAS SOS LEE A. HATCHER SHARON R. HEADY GERRY HOLLONQUEST SYDNEY HOWARD KIM C. JENNINGS ROYE. KIDD SAMUEL KINARTAIL DAVID C. KING ANTHONYMABRY MIKE MATTINGLY JACK MULLINS GREGORY NIGGLE THOMAS E. NORRIS JOE T. NORTON DEBBIE OLIVER LUIS E. PADRO VICTOR PARHAM LEOROY POWER DAVID PRUNIER JOSEPH W. QUALIZZA JEAN A M. REYNOLDS DOUGLAS WAYNE ROCKEL JOHN J. SCHANTZ WILLIAM T. SCHANTZ CHARLES L. SHRONTZ JEFFERY L. SLOAN KARL OWEN SMITH JAMES E. SOOTS LASH AWN STANDBERRY PAUL E. SULZBERGER MICHAEL STARK STEPHEN A. WESTON DONNA WHARTON WILLIE L. WHATLEY CAROL WILLIAMS CAROL R. WRIGHT TIMOTHY L. WRIGHT JANUARY GRADUATES JENNIFER S. BOCOCK MICHAEL BRUCE BONHAM FREDRICK R. BROWNE DAN JOE BRUNELLE JULIE ANN BURRIS KATHY BYRD JENNIFER CLOUSE DENISE A. COLE CYNTHIA CRAWLEY MARY ANNE EASLER MARSHA ELLISON GREGORY FORD BRENDETTA O. GILLIAM MELANIE JEAN HARRIS REBECCA LYNN HAYWOOD MILLIADEE LUTTRELL JACKIE A. MINER CYTHNIA L. MONAGHAN YVONNE PHILLIPS VICKI LYNN POLLARD MICHAEL SALAZAR MINNISA SHOOK MARCELLA SMITH TERRY STEEN REBECCA A. STEINER JEFF WALKER SHERREE JEAN WIMBLEY Juniors active in sports, activities The Junior Class participated in a variety of Varsity and Junior Var¬ sity sports. Assisting John Marshall ' s wrestling team to its sec¬ ond place finish in the City Meet were Juniors Tom Kuhn, Jeff She¬ pard, and Paul Holden. Outstand¬ ing in baseball were Mark Rushton and Tim Bittner. Juniors took advantage of numerous activities at Marshall including Student Council, Band, Patriettes, and Cheerleading. Stu¬ dents elected Richard Benton Vice- President of the Student Council. Patriette officers were Tina Wilkie, Lieutenant, and Tish Martindale, sergeant. Kim Fontana represented the Junior class by being a member of the Varsity Cheerleading squad. —Kathy O ' Rear Above Right: Tina Wilkie was one junior who participated in the all-school talent show, Pats on Parade. 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Goar, Cary Golder, Debra Grant, Beth Grant, Tim Green, Charles Gregory, David Griffin, Bonita Hall, Bev Hall, John Hall, Teresa Hammond, Pam Hand, Joe Harding, Scott Hartell, Suzanne Hawkins, Curtis Hawkins, Shelley Haynes, Herman Heichelbech, Terrie Hellmer, Vickie Hemelgarn, Tina Hennessee, Debra Herr, Karen Hickman, Charles Hicks, Joe Hicks, Terry Hill, Mary Ann Hipsher, Ken Hirsch, Jeff Hischemilier, Robert Hodge, Tim Hogue, William Holcomb, Vicki Holden, Paul Hole, Greg Holston, Kevin Hopson, Eric Horste, Steve Howard, Floyd Hougland, Fred Hudson, Bob Huff, David Hungerford, Ron Huston, Alyson Hutchinson, Patrina Inman, Debbie ! 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Janet Leaf, insect, and bird high on soph list The sophomores experienced a type of science they never had before, Biology. It widened their knowledge of insects, leaves, flow¬ ers, and birds. Many sophomores took geome¬ try this year, and finally found out what a “proof was. Sophomores were no longer required to take the traditional tenth grade grammar. Phase elec¬ tives were opened to them this year so there were a wide variety of classes opened to them. Most soph¬ omores were happy with the change. —Terry Rowe, Linda McCaffrey Above. The Typing I class works to improve its speed and accuracy. Right. One of the geometry teachers, Mr. David Roberts, explains problems to the class. Upper Right. Sophomore Kim King works on her insect collection, one of many Biology projects. 130 Abbott, Gilbert Abbott, Kathy Adams, Brenda Adams, Cindy Adams, Gary Agee, Cathy Aitken, Anne Akles, Mike Akpabis, Tanya Alandt, Cindy Alandt, Sandy Allegree, Daryl Allen, Gloria Anderson, Greg Anderson, Paul Anderson, Rebecca Andrews, Anthony Anslow, Mike Archie, Kim Arnold, Linda Arnold, Robert Aufmann, Brad Baker, Bobby Baker, Mike Baker, Patty Baker, William Bailey, Marabeth Baldwin, Sheryl Bales, Steve Bandy, Ruth Banks, Ricky Bannister, David Barnett, Marvin Barnett, Pierre Bartels, Wayne Bartholomew, Steve Sophomores Members of the Naturalist Club for Homecoming decided to help raise spirit by forming their own band and booster club. Sophomore Dianna Christensen and senior Michelle Corliss show what the Patriots were going to do to the Greenfield Cougars. Even though we lost the game, the fans kept their spirits high during the game and half time activities. 3 Sophomores Beetem, Matt Begines, Dexter Beinburg, Cindy Bennett, Jim Bennet, Kendal Billerman, Tony Bishop, Angela Bishop, Richard Bittner, Tammy Black, Sandy Blakburn, Rickie Blakeslee, Brad Blakey, Carmen Blakley, Dan Blarney, Debbie Bland, Judy Blaydoe, Corann Bock, Delvin Bocock, Mike Bond, Raymond Bonham, Daniel Booth, Scott Bordenkircher, Mike Bouchonnet, Karen Bouchonnet, Kevin Bouye, Kevin Bow, Jackie Bowman, Robin Bradford, Diane Braswell, John Breazial, Gene Breedlove, Mindy Breedon, Stan Brewer, Bob Bridgeforth, Barbara Brim, Bill 132 Sophomores nnnnnnnnn n n n n n n n n n nnnnnrinnn nnnnnnnnn pppy. I 1 ' 0r.. ..iff- i ,. o ' ,JL- m mm j| f5]p 1 jggpij m S | 1 A mM ►A ' It SE ■ -mEm 1 1 Hr ■ •:l$r a 1 r lAis Jh 1 I I I ' - I RT ' ! W SKL m f ' , 4 M . m, { 1 1 It i I y |JrJ EjKJ IH S Jl MK ; h ••Elififf? ' g | kh r 4m - i Y I wtm 1 wL ' 1 Ilks l dP M I F f 91 ' , i ; -mJ W W ■ •i JsJ i p| ft 1 [w i 1 ' 1 |K 1 1 Hr v . ' kV an I 1 s W 1 I w, 1 fe ■ kJv i l ( I Sophomores Commercial art student Jim Bennett inks his advertising design where he coordi¬ nates what he has learned about art design, lettering and salesmanship. Pam¬ phlet covers are just one project. Crockett, Mark Cronin, John Cruthcher, Elizabeth Curran, Jackie Curran, Mark Dailey, Don Daniels, Carmen Daniels, Gregory Darlington, Debbie Davenport, Kevin Davis, Carol Davis, Donita Davis, Hank Davis, Terry Daye, Lisa Dean, Debbie Decatur, Don Deer, Kim DeHaven, Jerry Dennis, Steve Devine, Doug Dickson, David Dillon, Lloyd Dixon, Everette Dorsey, Rod Downton, Donna Drake, Kathy Duncan, Bob Duncan, Jeff Eaton, Gary Ebert, Steve Eddison, Gerald Edmonds, Rodney Edmondson, Aleatha Edwards, Debbie Eggman, Scott Sophomores F 1 Arlington w e r 356-2489 g 1335 N. Arlington Senior Connie Coapstick persuades Sen¬ ior Cheryl McKinley to buy some flowers. Gray, Patricia Ann Gregory, David Gregory, Pat Griswold, David Grubaugh, Becky Gruber, David Gutzmer, Guy Hadley, Keith Kenny Hallam 0 w (fc? TV Elliot, Jennie Ellis, David Ellison, Paula Emrick, L inda Endsley, Floyd England, Denise England, Linda Estrada, Leora Evans, Timothy Evans, Tullie Ewers, Earl Fanning, Bill Faulkner, Michele Fillenworth, Debbie Finegold, Charma Flagin, Mike Fleming, Kerry Floyd, Larry Foreman, Walt Fowlkes, Gary Gaines, Anthony Gaizat, Laurie Gambill, Roger Garrett, Cheryl Garvey, Robert Garvey, Stephanie Gatlin, John Gayheart, Tammy Glodfelty, Jeff Goffinet, Kevin Goggins, Mike Goodman, Lena Grant, Steve Graves, Doris Gray, David Gray, Dennis 136 Sophomores POST 38th BARBER SHOP Hours 10-7:30 Thru Week 9-6 Sat. 3749 North Post Rd. 898-0241 Having their hair cut at Post 38th Barber Shop are Mike Hamilton and Jack Dillard. Ham, Robin Hamm, Mary Hand, Joni Harlos, Loretta Harlos, Twilla Harlow, Jill Harner, Steve Harper, Emanuel Harper, fcouke Harrison, Delores Harrison, Eddie Hartley, Elizabeth Hatcher, Reggie Hawkins, Pat Hayden, Mark Hayes, Gail Healy, Kevin Henry, John Henry, Sherry Hibbert, Theresa Highsaw, Velinda Hill, Richard Hochgesang, Shirley Hodge, Debbie Hodson, Cira Hohenberger, Andy Holden, Rick Holden, Susan Holder, Angela Hood, Tom Hopkins, Robert Hopkins, Thomas Horton, Mike Hosbein, Tommy Houke, Linda Howard, Kim Howard, Nancy Howard, Sheena Huff, Mike Hughett, Brenda Hungerford, Robin Hunt, Beth Hutchinson, Anthony Inlow, Bart Inskeep, Tim 13 Speaking of Sports 3837 Mitthoeffer 897-7777 Unable to decide which sport to play. Seniors Jenny Bocock and Debbie Kemp try them all, especially with low discount prices. Sophomores Driving in for a layup. Sophomore Dianna Christensen scores two points for the girls’ basketball team against the Franklin Flashes. Dianna also played on the varsity volleyball team and the track team. Kouns, Debbie Kreig, Julie Krug, Kim Kugler, Tim LaCroix, Denise Lakin, Scott Langwell, Charles Lee, Crystal Lee, Teresa Lemaster, Tammy Lembcke, Eddie Lepscum, Ken Lester, Cheryl Lett, Richard Levine, Steve Lewis, Doug Lillicotch, Patti Linkous, Teresa Livesay, Don Lloyd, Evelyn Lockhart, Toby Lockridge, Linda Logan, Pam Lolla, Terry Long, Jeff Lott, Tom Love, Sharon Loverovich, Frank Mabry, Terri Mackey, Kerry Maddox, Jane Malone, Mike Mansfield, Greg Maple, Mike Marley, Althea Martin, Christina Martin, Mary Mason, Mike Mason, Ron May, Kevin Mayer, Pam Mayfield, Pete McCaffrey, Linda McCaffrey, Sharon McCall, Donna ■ WrM Sophomores McCall, Scott McClary, Dennis McCowen, George McGarr, Gigi McGow, James McManaman, Erin McMillan, Mike McPherson, Mike Mears, Carol Medcaff, Herb Mellene, Steve Michum, Moni Miller, Louis Miller, Marcia Miller, Terri Milligan, Patrick Mitchell, Dennis Montgomery, Willie Moody, Karen Moon, Marcia Moore, Randy Morales, Mark Morgan, Phyllis Morris, Julia Morris, Kathy Morris, Liz Moss, Lewis Mullins, Selton Mullis, Billy Murrey, Barbara Myers, Mike Myricks, Linda Nagle, Gwendolyn Nagle, Michelle Newell, Patricia Nickies, Ernie 1 ,? y ' A, $ ij | - nfj ■ 1 m Sophomores Denise England and Brenda Adams along with Junior attending the National Convention for Students of German. The Cathy Reynolds participate in one of the Many activities while convention was at Ball State University during the past summer. 140 1 - 3 f :. j| p w L | l A ■ 1 I [ kl 1 1 Mrt ' 3 1 ■ JMk ra ■ -‘B 5 B J ■ - ■ yj.Ww 1 ' I - I W 1 fe| aipaji WgMflli TB _J v®e«� wiw . ,. r 1 ' £S.y m [ , ;; t HR s iJl 1 � • r 4 FT. ' w flnV’ Ey 1 MTV £9 I Tp 1 • ▼f ' •• f W 1 yd ss k� J I 1 yj PWJf § f % • j 4 , H R p Jl pjk I B Jl 1 M i? I |i 4 ff 1 - ] BF tj 1 K Bj jLI Sophomores Rogers, Peggy Rogier, Mary Ross, Bryant Rowe, Terry Rushton, Rhonda Russel, Betty Russell, Debbie Russel, Don Ryan, Kevin Salvage, Harold Santo, Keith Savage, Sherry Sayles, Derrick Schante, Kim Schluge, Monica Schroder, Don Scott, Tony Soring, Tim Shanks, JoAnne Shannon, Thomas Sharkey, Alicia Shaub, Mike Shaw, John Sheilds, Karen Shelton, Darlene Shelton, Marlene Sherrill, Jordie Shinkle, Nora Shipp, Vickie Shockency, Debbie Shriver, Mark Sicking, David Simmerman, Rita Skelly, Linda Slicer, Bob Slinker, Nathan Sluss, Debbie Smith, Anita Smith, Beverly Smith, Deborah Smith, Gregg Smith, Joyce Smith, Keith Smith, Ron Smith, Stephanie Flowers BAKER 7320 Pendleton Pike 547-3511 Where Flowers Come By The Baker’s Dozen ■ 7 m - sJfi mk 1 TO [3 m m v 1 a 1 | j Iff • — ’Ll 1 M jMk ■ • - v V mm KPI fi 1 ' 5 J v A Jfm 1 ' jpI W M m m 1 ' l r J | f . 4 ! rAn H KM [r J jfli, ' r ‘ 142 HK Fin LmJ twl MKt 1 ' T y 1 J Br M 4 i gS _ ■ fra|i 1 w o r Ml , J mW NS i_ M _ ■ 1 I MK ■fe ' gd mL, 0 i • s ,� f ; M H 1 HP : 5 $ H { W •? ' f -■ r 1 ji rytj r i If ' • ffc L ' - a 1 Sophomores Sutton, Marilyn Swinford, Becky Takamoto, Scott Tandy, Michael Tansy, Sherry Taylor, Joni Taylor, Teena Theyssen, Donna Thomas, Mike Thomas, Sheila Thompson, Amos Thompson, Keith Thompson, Kenneth Thorman, Rick Toole, Mark Todd, Gary Toney, Elaine Toth, James Tremain, Gail Trester, Robin Troutmen, Debbie Trowbridge, Mike Tucker, Rita Tuttle, Paul Uhlenhake, Mark Ulam, Steve Litter, Mark Vandermullin, Mark Vanover, Randy Vaughn, Denise Vincel, Ellie VonBurg, Cindy Wade, Raymond Waggoner, Dennis Walker, Brenda Walker, Homer Walker, Terry Walters, Carolyn Walton, Anthony Wampler, Rick Ware, Karen Warnecke, Chris Warren, Beth Washington, Ricci Washington, Richard The all school talent show. Patriots on Parade, was October 25 and representatives of the music department and publications staff. 27. Many students tried out but only the best acts were picked by Senior Mike Clawson played the guitar and harmonica. 144 zzzzzzzzt r ' Ml ,r c 1 1 1 , ' 1 |i$|§x ff vi Iv , i (si Freshmen float wins second at Homecoming With changes in school size and in friends, the freshmen managed to “get it together” to win second place in the Homecoming Float Contest. Mat Maids, Cheerblock Clubs and athletics attracted the class of ' 77 who were counseled by Ms. Marjorie Christy and Mr. Donald Austin. Those who could, saw Exorcist, The Way We Were, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Robin Hood. “Big Bad Leroy Brown,” Seasons in the Sun,” Jungle Boogie,” and “Heartbeat, It ' s a ove ea were some of the 45’s they bought. They read Lisa, Bright and Dark. —Becky S win ford, Kim Deer Senior Mary Musgrave demonstrates to a Physical Education 1 class how to perform differ ent stunts on the parallel bars. This year freshman took second place in the Homecoming Float contest with the theme “Cage the Cougars.” Joe Salazar was chairman of the 77 effort which was built in Patty Sipe ' s garage. Freshmen N Trying on just one of the many unique pants suits at Smart Shop is Mindy Breedlove. The Smart Shop has quality clothing for women in all sizes at rea¬ sonable prices. SMART SHOP Esquire Plaza Shopping Center Abbott, Annette Abel, Annette Abner, Mike Acton, Debbie Adams, Gary Adams, Pam Adams, Patricia Adams, Sandy Ailes, Carla Albertsonn, Susie Alderson, Jeff Allegree, Kenny Allen, Anthony Allen, Dennis Allen, John Allen, Mark Allgood, Nancy Alums, Tracey Anderson, Gary Anderson, Toni Anderson, Tony Arbogast, Libby Archie, Pam Armstrong, Brenda Arnold, Debbie Arnold, Mike Arrington, Brian Auant, Larry Baily, Becky Baird, Carlis Baird, Teresa Baker, David Baldridge, Jeff Bansbach, Joyce Barbee, Denise Barcus, Mike Barman, Richard Barnett, Angie Bartholomew, Mike Bedwell, Sheila Belcher, Phil Bennett, Coral Bennett, Keith Beriault, Greg Biddle, Mike v ' PEARSON’S PLATTERS 46th and Arlington In the Devington Shopping Center Shopping for that ideal gift, Dave Ralston surveys the vast selection of records at Pearson’s Platters. Pearson’s Platters also carries a variety of posters, cards and tapes. 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Brown, Pam Brown, Shirley Bruce, Kathy Brunelle, Bob Bryant, Carolyn Bryant, Robbin Buckallew, Janet Burns, Paul Burrell, Brenda Bushrod, Eugene Butler, Becky Butler, Karen Cabell, Terri Jo Caine, Jay Calhoun, Pam Campbell, Jeff Canada, Rick Carper, Shell Carr, Brenda Carson, Jim Carte, Mark Carter, Antonio Carter, Dale Carter, Steve Carver, Barry Carver, Robert Cartwright, Steve Casey, Steve Castle, Don Catheart, Rick Chalupa, Clayton Chandler, Candy Chatman, Michelle Chenault, Calvin Childs, Kelly Chowning, Joe y 1 1 B 1 [ i I [SJ I HEn t V J m - m mw lil , n 1 ik I 1 1 NEWSFOTO YEARBOOKS Yearbook editors Ene Ruusma and Jay Wilkerson check the final album pictures ' arrangements. ,c aae hris o . • ? LJ ■ l — il W i ,J WJ J [ . i 1 i m i i r i 1 Xhy-. 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Aaron, Terry W. 119 Abbott, Annette 147 Abbott, Gilbert A. 131 Abbott, Kathryn S. 13 1 Abel, Annette S. 1 47 Abner, Michael W. 147 Abner, Neal J. 11 9 Abrams, Sarah A. 11 9 Ackles, Andy E. 119 Acton, Debra K. 147 Adams, Brenda 64,131,140 Adams, Christia L. 83,104 Adams, Cynthia J. 79,92,131 Adams, Gary D. 147 Adams, Garry L. 131 Adams, Karen D. 65,119 Adams, Larry L. 119 Adams, Sharon E. 1 1 9 Adams, Pamela J. 147 Adams, Thomas W. 80,104 Adams, Patricia A. 147 Adams, Sandra M. 147 Agee, Catherine M. 131 Ailes C., Carla D. 147 Ahrens, Gregory 119 Aitken, Anne 77,131 Akles, Michael 1 31 Akpabio, Tanya A. 83,131 Alandt, Cynthia F. 131 Alandt, Sandra K. 131 Albertson, Debra L. 1 1 9 Albertsonn, Susan K. 147 Alburtis, Lori L. 1 19 Alehin, David A. 119 Alderson, Jefferey L. 147 Alderson, Joey R. 119 Allegree, Daryl M. 131 Allegree, Kenneth W. 147 Allegree, Myra K. 119 Allen, Anthony D. 147 Allen, Bijanka J. 1 19 Allen, Cassandra D. 11 9 Allen, Darrell V. 1 1 9 Allen, Dennis J. 1 47 Allen, Gloria M. 1 31 Allen, John (Mr.) 89,97 Allen, John 147 Allen, Kevin M. 1 19 Allen, Morris L. 1 04 Allen, Mark D. 147 Allen, Shawn L. 92,119 Alley, Howard 71,75,79,119 Allgood, Nancy E. 147 Alums, Tracey 147 Anderson, Anthony D. 147 Anderson, David K. 75,119 Anderson, Gary 147 Anderson, Gregory 82,131 Anderson, Paul 75,131 Anderson, Rebecca 131 Anderson, Toni D. 147 Andrews, Antony 131 Anslow, Michael L. 131 Apley, Lawrence L. Arbogast, Eliz A. 147 Archie, Kim 83,131 Archie, Pamela 147 Armstrong, Brenda L. 147 Arnold, Debra E. 147 Arnold, Linda M. 1 31 Arnold, Mark A. 1 04 Arnold, Michael J. 147 Arnold, Robert J. 131 Arrington, Brian J. 147 Askren, Sarah A. 77,83,88,104 Aufmann, Brad L. 131 Austin, Donald (Mr.) 97 Avant, Larry C. 147 B Badelle, Ivory N. 119 Bailey, Gabriele 119 Bailey, Marabeth A. 131 Bailey, Rebecca Jo 147 Baird, Carlis 1 47 Baird, Teresa J. 147 Baker, Cheryl D. 1 19 Baker, David P. 147 Baker, James R, 1 1 9 Baker, Michael L. 131 Baker, Patricia A. 1 31 Baker, Robert W. 52,66,67,83,131 Baker, Sheryl A. 119 Baker, William D. 131 Baldridge, Jeffrey 60,61,147 Baldwin, Cheryl E. 131 Bales, Steven M. 77,131 Band, Dance 77 Bandy, Ruth M. 92,131 Banks, Ricky L. 1 31 Bannister, David E. 131 Bansbach, Joyce A. 147 Barbee, Denise 117 Barbour, Paula (Ms.) 97 Barclay, Bruce J. 1 1 9 Barcus, Michael G. 147 Barman, Richard J. 147 Barnett, Pier A. 147 Barnett, Marvin L. 52,75,131 Barnett, Pierre D. 50,52,131 Bartels, Wayne H. 52,131 Bartels, Weston E. 104 Bartholomew, Michael 147 Bartholomew, Steven E. 131 Baseball Team Varsity— Junior Varsity 66 Freshman 67 Batey, Daniel J. 119 Bedwell, Judy M. 77,104 Bedwell, Shelia 147 Beetem, Matthew R. 1 32 Begines, Dexter T. 1 32 Begines, Judith 88 Begley, Kathy 104 Beinberg, Cindy K. 132 Belcher, Phil C. 147 Benda, Joseph (Mr.) 97 Benge, Judith F. 75,104 Benham, Sheri A. 1 04 Bennett, Coral E. 147 Bennett, Eric B. 119,134 Bennett, James A. 50,75,1 32,1 35 Bennett, Keith S. 147 Bennett, James A. Jr. 83,1 19 Bennett, Kendal J. 132 Bennett, Michael A. 11 9 Benton, Richard F. 50,79,83,119 Beriault, Greg 147 Beriault, Patrice 92,119 Berry, Debra L. 33,104 Biddy, Vivia n 80,83,104 Billerman, Joseph A. 132 Billerman, Tina M. 92,1 19 Bishop, Angela M. 132 Bishop, Cynthia F. 88,89,119 Bishop, Hazel A. 11 9 Bishop, Richard T. 132 Bittner, Tamra A. 132 Bittner, Timothy R. 66,1 19 Bivens, Les (Mr.) 97 Black, Sandra L. 64,132 Blackburn, Rickie D. 1 32 Blackwell, Diane 104 Blakeburn, Roy F. 77,104 Blakey, Carmen M. 1 32 Blakey, Michael F. Blakley, Danny 1 32 Blakeslee, Bradley W. 1 32 Blarney, Debbie R. 132 Blanchard, Randy T. 1 19 Bland, Judith A. 132 Blaydes, Vickie L. 119 Blaydoe, Corann L. 77,132 Blaydoe, Marc D. 1 04 Blunt, Eddie L. 104 Bocock, Jennifers. 17,104,138, 157 Bocock, Michael FI. 1 32 Bock, Delvin 77,132 Bock, Rita K. 104 Boggs, Ronald L. 1 19 Bogard, Sarah (Ms.) 37,97 Bolner, Dennis 77,1 1 9 Bond, Raymond B. 132 Bonebrake, Jerry D. 60,61 Bonebrake, Robin 1 04 Bonham, Daniel L. 92,132 Bonham, Michael B. 104 Booth, Scott 132 Bordenkircher, Michael J. 132 Bouchonnet, Gloria J. 104 Bouchonnet, Karen S. 1 32 Bouchonnet, Kevin S. 75,132 Boughton, Linda L. 79,83,104 Bouye, Kevin 132 Bow, Eugena G. 1 04 Bow, Jack D. 132 Bowen, Anita 120 Bowlby, Allan W. 103,104 Bowman, Robin R. 1 32 Bowman, Stephen W. 1 04 Boyer, William A. 50,104 Bradford, Diana L. 79,1 32 Bradford, Doug E. 1 20 Bradshaw, Vicki J. 80 Bramell, William J. 60,61 Brandes, Raymond (Mr.) 97 Brandon, Jeffery A. 11 0 Braswell, John D. 132 Breaziel, Gene 132 Breeden, Stanley A. 29,67,132 Breedlove, Mindy A. 14.64,80,93, 132,147 Breen, Ronald 1 20 Brewer, Robert F. 1 30 Brewer, Wallace E. 92 Bridgeforth, Barbara A. 132 Bridgins, Michael E. 80,104 Bright, Karen S. 1 04 Brim, William N. 1 32 Bristow, Kenneth H. 133 Britton, Darlena 77,120,137 Brock, Tommy J. 61 Brock, Ritta 80 Brooks, Kathaleen 133 Brooks, Lorraine K. 75,77,120 Brooks, Marcia A. 133 Brooks, Robert 1 33 Brown, Alberta (Ms.) 97 Brown, Alverta (Ms.) 97 Brown, Brenda L. 133 Brown, Debra A. 40 Brown, Debra J. 133 Brown, Dennis C. 120 Brown, Harold (Mr.) 97 Brown, Julie 1 04 Brown, Leonard (Mr.) 45,52 Brown, Marcus 90 Brown, Pamela M. 149 Brown, Shirley 149 Brown, Shirley A. 120 Brown, Tony E. 1 33 Brown, Wanda L. 120 Browning, David 105 Browning, Debra L. 1 20 Browning, Ronnie L. 133 Bruce, Kathy J. 149 Brumbaugh, Neil (Mr.) 97 Brunelle, Dan Joe 105 Brunelle, David L. 1 33 Brunelle, Robert E. 149 Brunnworth, Carol S. 133 Bryant, Carolyn D. 149 Bryant, Robbin 62,64,149 Bryant, Shirley A. 80 Bryant, Vanessa 133 Buckallew, Janet S. 149 Buckallew, Pamela S. 75,133 Budd, Cynthia R. 120 Budd, Shirley B. 1 33 Buell, Camillia 1 20 Buell, Jerry N. 1 33 Buis, Laury L. 82,105 Bullock, Debra A. 1 33 Bullock, Jerry N. 29,77,133 Bullington, Dan (Mr.) 97 Bultman, Ellen I. 133 Bumpas, Linda K. 75,105 Bumpcis, Thomas R. 133 Burcham, Karen 105 Burdette, Brenda 1 33 Burleson, Jan Carol 79,80,92,105 Burleson, Marion (Mr.) 97 Burns, Paul M. 149 Burrell, Brenda J. 149 Burris, Janice S. 75,133 Burrus, Terry 120 Burton, Harold R. 75,120 Bush, Violet G. 1 05 Bushrod, Eugene 149 Busto, Carmen A. 133 Butler, Beckey S. 93,149 Butler, Karen L. 1 49 Butler, Lyndell (Ms.) 97 Butler, Terri J. 1 20 Buttram, Jon A. 39,71,79,133 Buttrum, Jeff D. 1 05 Byerly, David M. 71,133 Byers, Gayle (Mr.) 97 Byrd, Kathy 80,1 05 Byrd, Kevin A. 77,133 Byrd, Renee 105 Byrne, Victoria L. 120 c Cabell, Terri J. 149 Cadwell, Robert G. 120 Cafeteria Staff 101 Cain, Jay E. 149 Caldwell, Mark 1 20 Calhoun, Belinda P. 149 Calhoun, Joey M. 1 20 Calvert, Luther L. 120 Campbell, Debora L. 133 Campbell, Debra A. 42,120 Campbell, James W. 133 Campbell, Learn (Ms.) 97 Campbell, Mark $. 105 Campbell, Jeffrey M. 149 Campbell, Steven D. 106 Campbell, Tina M. 133 Canada, Richard L. 60,61,149 Canavan, Steven J. 120 Cannedy, Marcia E. 1 33 Canter, Vickey J. 133 Carder, Thomas D. 67,83,133 Carlisle, Roger A. 133 Carlson, Richard R. 77,83,120 Carmon, Larry G. 50,90,120 Carney, Jennifer 120 Carney, Lila 105 Carney, Robert E. 120 Carper, Shell E. 149 Carr, Brenda 149 Carr, Robert (Mr.) 97 Carroll, Diane 1 33 Carson, James 61,149 Carson, Margaret M. 133 Carte, Mark A. 149 Carter, Anton E. 1 33 Carter, Antonio P. 149 Carter, Dale G. 149 Carter, Sleven 149 Carver, Barry L. 149 Carver, Keith 1 20 Carver, Robert W. 149 Carver, Tina L. 133 Cartwright, Steve A. 149 Casey, Robert E. 71,133 Casey, Stephen E. 149 Castle, Donald E. 149 Castledine, Linda 105 Cathcart, Anita 134 Cathcart, Richard A. 149 Caudill, Mitchel 1 34 Caudill, Sharon L. 120 Cecil, Darlene S. 75,80,105 Cecil, John K. 1 20 Chalupa, Clayton K. 149 Chamberlain, Diana G. 134 Chambers, Larry 1 34 Chan, Esther 75,120 Chandler, Candy A. 149 Chatman, Michelle A. 149 Cheatham, Kevin L. 120 Chenault, Calvin D. 149 Cheslyn, Greg 105 Cheung, Seu Lim 105 Childress, Kevin A. 134 Childs, J. Kelly 149 Chrisley, Robert (Mr.) 97 Christensen, Dianna L. 45,62,64, 83,131,137,139 Christmon, Detra L. 120 Chr istmon, Duane 50 Chowning, Joseph L. 149 Christ, Diana 83,152 Christy, Majorie (Ms.) 97 Christensen, Linda S. 64,83,150 Christner, Diana R. 42,150 Cicenas, Mark A. 150 Cicenas, Michael W. 150 Clark, Beverly J. 75,120 Clark, Cynthia L. 105 Clark, Darrell 1 34 Clark, Freddie L. 45 Clark, Harold R. 1 20 Clark, Jerry 1 34 Clark, Ronald 105 Clark, Patricia 1 50 Clark, Stephen 1 50 Claspell, Jerry 66,105 Clawson, Carol A. 45,93,134 Clawson, James M. 29,105,144 Clayton, Christine A. 120 Clements, Barbara 150 Clements, James 79,1 34 Index Clements, Rocky 29,62,83,105 Clements, Ronald J. 50,60,59,83, 120 Clevenger, Robin L. 134 Cline, Daniel E. 105 Cline, Margie D. 1 20 Clodfelter, Denise J. 105 Clouse, David L. 1 50 Clouse, Jennifer L. 89,105 Cluggish, Matthew C. 134 Coapstick, Connie 83,92,93,105, 136 Coble, Martin (Mr.) 97 Coe, Delores O. 1 34 Coffey, Solon E. 150 Coffman, Michael E. 134 Cohrs, John H. 1 50 Cohrs, Richard B. 1 34 Cole, Anthony D. 120 Cole, Denise A. 105 Cole, Mary (Ms.) 97 Cole, Patricia A. 75,134 Cole, Sandra J. 64,134 Coleman, Clifton W. 150 Coleman, Deidra J. 134 Coles, Rhett 0. 52,134 Golfedge, Garry W. 120 Colledge, James D. 1 50 Collins, Donald L 1 50 Collins, Faye B. 1 50 Collins, Gina M. 1 34 Collins, Jannetta 150 Collins, Michael L. 1 34 Collins, Wade D. 150 Collier, Burnadette (Ms.) 82,97 Colon, Cristina P. 1 34 Colon, Frances Elisa 83,88,105 Computer Club 89 Concert Choir 75 Conley, Sara Conn, Bessie (Ms.) 97 Conner, Leonard D. 42,83,106 Conner, Michial 1 34 Connor, Cheryl L. 120 Connor, Robert J. 120 Coogan, Martin (Mr.) 97 Cook, Joyce A. 150 Cooterly, Kelly L. 134 Cooley, Tammy 1 20 Cooper, Alan C. 90,134 Cooper, Bernie M. 80,83,88,106 Cooper, Byron (Mr.) 82,97 Cooper, Inda D. 150 Cooper, Walter D. 106 Copass, Ronda K, 75,80,134 Copass, Ronna 106 Copes, James L. 150 Piatt, Jeanne D. 1 41 Copus, Donald E. 1 20 Copus, Patricia J. 1 34 Corliss, Michelle L. 83,88,106,131 Cornelius, Linda R. 92,134 Cottrell, Edward 106 Cottrell, Richie C. 77,134 Coulter, Robert G. 1 20 Couture, Wanda M. 150 Cowan, Jack F. 1 20 Cox, Cathryn 42,150 Cox, Cheryl M. 134 Cox, Johnny L. 29,83,106 Cox, Kevin S. 134 Cox, Malinda L. 150 Cox, Pamela A. 42,83,103,106 Crabtree, John A. 66,106 Craig, Alicia F. 150 Craig, Lynne C. 83,121 Craig, Miles B. 1 34 Craig, Terri 1 06 Craig, Robert (Mr.) 88,97 Crawford, Brian B. 1 34 Crawford, Carol A. 121 Crawley, George J. 134 Crawley, Greg H. 121 Crawley, Lisa J. 150 Crawley, Terry D. 121 Crawley, Cynthia 1 06 Crenshaw, Cheryl 121 Crittenden, Linda A. 150 Criswell, David 106,134 Crockett, Mark J. 1 35 Cromwell, Janice M. 121 Cronin, John D. 1 35 Crotty, Bonnie S. 150 Crouch, Brenda J. 121 Crutcher, Elizabeth D. 75,135 Crutcher, Stephanie L. 106 Cullum, Marcia L. 121 Cummings, Richard (Mr.) 60,97 Cunnings, Robin L. 121 Curless, Wylene R. 75.121 Curlin, Robert L. 121 Curran, Jacquie S. 175 Curran, Mark A. 135 Curran, Thomas S. 150 Curry, Donald J. 150 Cushingberry, Karen C. 150 Custodians 101 Cydrus, Larry C. 1 50 D Dailey, Donald 77,135 Dale, Michael J. 1 50 Dale, Terry A. 90,1 21 Dalton, Joseph F. 1 21 Dalton, Kathryn J. 150 Dalziel, Diana L. 82,150 Dameron, Alyce J. 121 Daniels, Carmen A. 1 35 Daniels, Gregory 135 Darlington, Deborah 135 Daugherty, Cheryl J. 83,121 Daugherty, Jeff L. 1 50 Daurelle, Julie L. 77,151 Daurelle, Michael 1 06 Davenport, Debbie A. 121 Davenport, Jonni 106 Davenport, Kevin G. 52,77,135 Davidson, Beth A. 121 Davidson, Mark 83,107 Davidson, Marilyn (Ms.) 97 Davidson, Randy 151 Davidson, Sherry 151 Davison, Terry 89,107 Davis, Betty J. 1 21 Davis, Carol A. 1 35 Davis, Cathy J. 151 Davis, Charlene 82,51 Davis, Danita 135 Davis, Henry 1 35 Davis, Larry L. 121 Davis, Louise 121 Davis, Marcia J. 75,121 Davis, Michael T. 50,121 Davis, Susan E. 75,121 Davis, Terry F. 1 35 Davis, Timothy C. 151 Davison, R. 60 Davison, Sherry K. 121 Dawson, Deborah D. 151 Day, Belinda L. 1 51 Daye, Lisa D. 77,1 35 Deal, John (Mr.) 97 Dean, Deborah 1 35 Dean, Nina 1 21 Dean, Vickie L. 1 51 Decatur, Donald L. 135 Decatur, Larry 107 Deckard, Greta S. 75,121 Decker, Mark L. 1 21 Deer, Kimberley A. 80,135 Degler, Cynthia L. 121 Degraphenreed, James 151 Dehaven, David 1 07 Dehaven, Jerry W. 1 35 Denney, Ted N. 151 Dennis, Stephen L. 135 Denny, Michele L. 151 Devine, Cheryl A. 75,121 Devine, Daniel C. 77,151 Devine, Douglas 75,135 Diaz, Ana M. 1 21 Dibbern, Gerald 107 Dillard, Don 107 Dillard, John K. 83,121,123,137 Dillard, Sharon L. 1 51 Dillon, Lloyd 135 Dillon, Norma (Ms.) 29,97 Dine, Debra S. 75,121 Dine, Elizabeth A. 64,77,83,151 Dineff, Linda L. 121 Dineff, Patricia A. 151 Dineff, Ronald D. 121 Dixon, David L. 1 35 Dixon, Everett J. 135 Dixon, Pamela D. 82,151 Doan, James 1 07 Doan, Rick J. 60,61,151 Doan, Ruth A. 1 07 Dobbs, Joni L. 151 Dobbs, Patricia K. 121 Doerr, Debra 1 07 Donaldson, Marion A. 121 Donaldson, Mary E. 151 Done!, Cynthia R. 151 Dorris, Katherine J. 121 Dorris, Sheila R. 45,151 Dorsey, Joyce L. 151 Dorsey, Rodney 135 Dotson, Julie E. 1 51 Douglas, Donna 107 Douglas, Van C. 1 5 1 Downing, Benny D. 151 Downton, Donna J. 135 Drake, Kathleen L. 135 Drill Team 90 Driver, Richetta G. 151 Duerson Jr., Frank C. 151 Duggan, Jan (Ms.) 97 Duling, Rickie G. 1 21 Duncan, Debra L. 151 Duncan, Jeffery D. 1 35 Duncan, Robert W. 135 Dunn, John 60,107,121 Dunson, Stanley D. 151 Durham, Paul 151 Durr, Phyllis L. 151 Duvall, Wanda S. 77,151 Dwenger, Robert E. Jr. 151 Dwinell, Tara L. 151 E Ealy, Sylvia Y. 121 Easier, Mary A. 80,107 Eason, John (Mr.) 97 Eaton, Gary D. 77,135 Ebert, Steven L. 1 35 Eberle, Janet (Ms.) 97 Edison, Genaro 151 Edison, Girrard 135 Edmonds, Rodney M. 135 Edmondson, Aleatha R. 135 Edmondson, Mareta R. 151 Edwards, David S. 1 07 Edwards, Debbie K. 1 35 Edwards, Delores A. 151 Edwards, Mark A. 121 Edwards, Shanon L. 151 Edwards, Sharon K. 151 Edwards, Tina 1 51 Effinger, William 107 Eggman, Timothy S. 1 35 Eisinger, Jeff 1 07 Elder, Linda M. 83,151 Elkins, Arthur J. 121 Elkins, Linda S. 1 21 Elliott, Jennie L. 80,92,136 Elliott, Christine E. 107 Ellis, David J. 52,136 Ellison, Edith L. 1 51 Ellison, Paula J. 1 36 Ellur, V. M. (Mr.) 26,97 Ely, Beth 80,83,107 Embry, Ronald 29,107 Emperly, Joseph L. 89,151 Emrick, Linda S. 83,136 Emrick, Pamella B. 80,83,88,107 Endsley, Floyd E. 1 36 Engelking, Beverly A. 151 Engineers 100 England, Darlene 121 England, Denise 92,136,140 England, Linda D. 136 England, Thomas F. 152 Enochs, Eric 107 Enochs, Karen S. 79,121 Epps, Rita 1 52 Ensemble Girls 75 Ensemble Symphonic Wind 77 Erickson, Susan 62,64,152 Erickson, Timothy E. 75,122 Essex, Thomas J. 1 22 Estell, Edwin (Mr.) 97 Esten, Virginia (Ms.) 98 Estrada, Leora 1 36 Eubank, Karen L. 152 Eudaly, Susan D. 77,152 Evans, Cynthia A. 152 Evans, Kelli L. 152 Evans, Ronnie L. 1 07 Evans, Timothy K. 136 Evans, Tullie R. 1 36 Ewers, Earl E. 1 36 Ewers, Timothy A. 152 F Fahey, Donna C. 152 Fanning, William G. 136 Farmer, Richard D. 1 22 Farmer, Sandra D. 65,122 Faulkner, Lyla L. 152 Faulkner, Michele L. 1 36 Featheringill, John J. 152 Felder, Marita A. 152 Feller, Roland 152 Fields, Becky 122 Fields, Chris 107 Fillenwarth, Deborah M. 136 Fillenwarth, Michael J. 89,152 Finegold, Charna S. 136 Fischer, Charles E. 152 Fischer, Mark A. 1 52 Fischer, Teresa 75,122 Fisher, Sheila S. 152 Fitch, Candice L. 1 22 Fitzgibbons, Cindy 122 Flagin, Michael J. 1 36 Fleming, Douglas III 122 Fleming, Kerry 1 36 Fleming, Leah 152 Flory, Randy L. 75,122 Floyd, Larry A. 136 Fluharty, Keith L. 1 22 Fluharty, Brenda S. 152 Fontana, Kim P. 92,122 Football Team Varsity 50 Football Team Junior Varsity 52 Ford, Duane N. 1 07 Ford, Gregory 1 07 Ford, Phyllis R. 152 Foreman, Deborah 107 Foreman, Kathy A. 152 Foreman, Leesa K. 65,79,122 Foreman, Michael J. 1 07 Foreman, Walter R. 136 Forsyth, Max (Mr.) 98 Forte, Alice M. 64 Forte, Theodore 1 22 Forte, Veda K. 64,152 Fowlkes, Gary L. 1 36 Fowlkes, Joyce L. 122 Fox, Norman J. 90,152 Fox, Teresa M. Franceschini, Jane (Ms.) 98 Francis, Martha (Ms.) 98 Franklin, David 107 Franklin, Gene E. 24,152 Franklin, Linda S. 152 Franklin, Sylvia D. 122 Fravel, Robert 107 Freeland, Mary Jane (Ms.) 98 Freeman, Arnold 107 Freeman, Germaine L. 152 Froning, Clark (Mr.) 98 Fugit, Diane L. 1 22 Fuhs, Daniel A. 1 22 Fuller, Belinda 1 52 Fuller, Bonnie L. 83,107 Fuller, Cynthia M. 152 Fuller, Debra A. 1 22 Fulton, Cynthia L. 75 Fulton, David M. 152 Furlani, Albert C. 122 G Gageby, Franklin W. 122 Gaines, Adie 1 22 Gaines, Anthony 136 Gaither, James (Mr.) 98 Gaizat, Lauren I. 80,136 Gambill, Roger L. 136 Garner, Dennis E. 152 Garrett, Cheryl A. 1 36 Combs, Darlene 134 Garvey, Marilyn 108 Garvey, Robert J. 136 Garvey, Stephanie L. 136 Gatlin, John W. 1 36 Gatlin, Mila J. 152 Gavin, Lisa 1 22 Gavin, Michael J. 108 Gayheart, Richard 122 Gayheart, Tamara S. 1 36 Gebby, Robert C. 108,122 Gebby, Ronald S. 152 Gebby, William D. 88 Gebhart, Robert L. 108 Gentzel, Michael F. 1 22 George, Jeffery A. 122 Index George, Kenneth (Mr.) 35,98 Germany, Terri L. 122 Geyer, Pam E. 1 08 Geyer, Susan 122 Gholson, Donald L. 122 Gholson, Pearla (Ms.) 98 Gibson, Mary F. 64,108 Gilkey, Tonya R. 1 22 Gill, Terry 122 Gilleran, Julie H. 23,152 Gilliland, Gregory 83,152 Gilliland, Jeff W. 108 Gimlich, Loretta A. 122 Ginger, Kenneth W. 108 Glaspie, David Buford 83,108 Gleason, Clayton 24,152 Gleason, Lynn M. 122 Glenn, Robert L. 52,122 Glore, Charles (Mr.) 98 Glotfelty, Jeff 1 36 Glotfelty, Micheal W. 19,80,108 Gloye, Ellen 77,108 Goar, Cary E. 1 23 Goar, Mark J. 108 Goff, Tim A. 89,152 Goffinet, Kevin S. 67,136 Goggins, Michael L. 136 Golder, Debra I. 123 Golf Team 70 Gooch, Keith A. 1 52 Goodman, Lena D. 1 36 Goodman, Pamela 108 Goodrich, Dennis M. 152 Gordon, Carolyn D. 152 Gottschalt, Eric L. 152 Graetz, William M. 108 Graetz, D. (Ms.) 98 Office Grant, Beth E. 1 23 Grant, Steven R. 1 36 Grant, Tim W. 123 Graves, Cathy 152 Graves, Doris E. 1 36 Gray, David A. 90,136 Gray, Dennis E. 75,136 Gray, Patricia A. 64,136 Green, Charles A. 123 Green, Steven L. 1 08 Greenwald, Jana L. 152 Greene, Rosalyn 152 Greer, Daria L. 89,152 Gregory, Cathy A. 152 Gregory, Cathy L. 152 Gregory, David M. 123 Gregory, Christopher L. 152 Gregory, Michael H. 152 Gregory, Patrick L. 1 36 Gregory, Richard 35 Griffen, Bonita C. 123 Griffen, Martha (Ms.) 98 Griffin, Suzie M. 1 52 Griswold, David A. 1 36 Grubaugh, Becky J. 136 Grundy, June (Ms.) 98 Guffey, David E. 152 Guffey, Douglas E. 152 Gruber Jr., David L. 136 Guldner, Anthony K. 152 Gutzmer, Guy F. 136 H Hadley, Keith L. 1 36 Hall, Beverly A. 1 23 Hall, Eric H. 152 Hall, John E. 123 Hall, Teresa 1.123 Hallam, Kenneth 136 Ham, Robin 1 37 Hamilton, Michael L. 75,80,121, 132,137 Hamm, Mary L. 1 37 Hammond, Pamela J. 123 Hancock, Debra A. 152 Hand, Joani S. 1 37 Hand, Joseph R. 123 Hannemann, Anthony B. 152 Hansbrough, Tyrone 152 Harber, Milford E. 152 Harden, Diana L. 80 Harding, Scott K. 123 Hardwick, Marilyn (Ms.) 88,98 Hargrave, Harold L. Jr. 152 Harlan, Sarah L. 152 Harlos, Loretta D. 1 37 Harlos, Twila J. 1 37 Harlow, Jill R. 80,137 Hamer. Stephen J. 137 Harper, Emanuel 137 Harper, Rouke 1 37 Harris, Rodrick 50 Harris, Rhonda G. 152 Harris, Tayrell 152 Harris, Tony A. 1 52 Harrison, Darren L. 60,61.71,77, 152 Harrison, Delores L. 137 Harrison, Eddie M. 1 37 Hartell, Suzanne K. 123 Hartley, Elizabeth A. 137 Hartley, Monica L. 64,83,152 Hartman, Randolph D. 152 Hartmann, Debby Sue 92,161 Harvey, David (Mr.) 98 Haskins, Keith D. 152 Haskins, Kenneth D. 152 Hatcher, Jerome C. 152 Hatcher, Reginald R. 137 Hatcher, Rosa L. 1 52 Hawkins, Curtis L. 123 Hawkins, Shelley A. 123 Hawkins, Susan K. 152 Hawkins, Vicki L. 152 Hawkins, William P. 137 Hayden, Mark H. 77,137 Hayes, Gail T. 137 Hayes, Kathy L. 1 52 Hayes, Paul W. (Mr.) 47,98 Haynes, Felicia A. 152 Haynes, Herman 1 23 Haynes, Thomas M. (Mr.) 96,98 Haywood, Rebecca L. 92 Healy, Kevin J. 26,83,137 Heath, William J. 79 Heichelbech, Fred E. 52 Heichelbech, Terrie 79,88 ,123 Hellmer, Victoria A. 123 Hemelgarn, Kristina K. 123 Hemmer, Rodney D. 152 Hennessee, Debra K. 65,123 Henry, Jeffrey S. 83,152 Henry, John. E. 67,137 Henry, Sherry L. 83,137 Herr, Karen L. 79,123 Hervey, Karen S. 152 Hester, Lowell (Mr.) 98 Hibbert, Edward L. 155 Hibbert, Theresa M. 1 37 Hickman, Charles C. 123 Hickman, Jeffery L. 155 Hickman, Michelle D. 155 Hicks, Richard M. 66,80 Hicks, Joseph A. 67,123 Hicks, Terry L. 1 23 Hicks, Kim A. 155 Highsaw, Velinda R. 137 Hill. Mary A. 92,123 Hill, Michele L. 83,89,155 Hill, Richard D. 137 Hill, Teresa M. 1 55 Hinds, Robert (Mr.) 98 Hines, Carl (Mr.) 98 Hinshaw, Debra L. 155 Hinton, A. (Ms.) 98 Department Assistant (Music) Hipsher, Kenneth W. 123 Hirsch, Jeff 123 Hischemiller, Charles W. 155 Hischemiller, Robert 123 History Club 89 Hobbs, Brenda S. 155 Hochgesang, Shirley K. 23,137 Hochgesang, Terry J. 50 Hodge, Timothy 1 23 Hodges, Debbie 1 37 Hodson, Cira L. 1 37 Hogue, William D. 123 Hohenberger, Andrew L. 1 37 Holcomb, Vicki J. 123 Holden, Angela 137 Holden, Denise M. 155 Holden, Paul C. 50,51,60,83,123 Holden, Susan L. 33,137 Holden, Tamara S. 93,155 Holder, Ada Jean 155 Holder, Darlena F. 155 Holder, Ricky L. 1 37 Hole, Gregory 118,123 Hollingsworth, Freda 155 Hollonquest, Daryl 155 Holmes, Brian K. 61,155 Holmes, Melissa K. 75,88,92 Holston, Eric G. 1 55 Holston, Kevin N. 123 Hood, Mark R. 155 Hood, Thomas E. 1 37 Hoosier, James A. 155 Hopkins, Robert 1 37 Hopkins, Thomas W. 137 Hopson, Eric 123 Hopson, Kirk A. 1 55 Horste, Bruce G. 83 Horste, Kent 60,61,155 Horste, Steve R. 123 Horton, Michael 1 37 Hosbein, Karen M. 161 Hosbein, Thomas 83,137 Howard, Floyd E. 75,123 Houck, Linda K. 45,93,137 Howard, Gregory 90 Howard. Kim T. 1 37 Howard, Nancy J. 75,137 Howard, Sheena Y. 75,137 Howard, Sydney Hougland, Grover F. 123 Hudson, Rebecca L. 155 Hudson, Robert L. 1 23 Huff, David C. 79,123 Huff, Micheal L. 71,137 Hughes, Julie G. 1 55 Hughett, Brenda G. 76,77,80,137 Hull, Laura A. 1 55 Humphreys, Stephen (Mr.) 77,98 Hungerford, Robin L. 92,137 Hungerford, Ronnie W. 86,123 Hunt, Beth E. 1 37 Hunt, Linda L. 1 55 Hurst, Jerry (Mr.) 98 Huston, Alyson J. 123 Huston, Richard R. 1 55 Hutchinson, Anthony E. 137 Hutchison, James W. 50 Hutchinson, Patrina D. 123 Inlow, Bart J. 77,137 Inman, Debbie D. 75,77,123 Inman, Ginger J. 155 Inman, Valerie 1 55 Inskeep, Richard E. 124 Inskeep, Timothy S. 1 37 Irvine, Jerry L. 155 Irvine, John R. 1 24 Isaacs, Cynthia L. 1 24 J Jackson, Derek 138 Jackson, Jacqueline D. 155 Jackson, Sharon 138 Jacob, Debbie A. 1 24 Jacobs, Catherine A. 77 Jacobs, Elliott 138 Jacobs, Vicki L. 1 38 Jacobson, Lisa M. 155 Jacobson, Lori L. 77,79,138 James, Linda (Ms.) 98 Jamison, Marilyn K. 83 Jamison, Michael E. 138 Jarchow, Sandra 80,124 Jarvis, Douglas E. 1 38 Jarvis, Judy H. 1 24 Jefferson, Terry W. 75.1 24 Jefferson, William (Mr.) 98 Jennings, Chris 1 38 Jennings, Dee 1 55 Jennings, Derek L. 138 Jennings, Tina R. 138 Jensen, Carol S. 1 1 0 Jensen, Harold L. 1 55 Jerrell, Mark L. 1 55 Jingles, Joeann 1 24 Johannessen, Marilyn (Ms.) 98 Johnson, Debra 83,155 Johnson, Debra M. 75,138 Johnson, Denita C. 1 38 Johnson, Donnise 1 38 Johnson, Elroy 138 Johnson, Ethel 124 Johnson, llene 124 Johnson, Glenn M. 155 Johnson, J. Ray (Mr.) 96 Johnson, John 155 Johnson, Leslie J. 124 Johnson, Latonya 1 24 Johnson, Larry W. 138 Johnson, Lawrence 60,80,1 10 Johnson, Lena M. 1 38 Johnson, Michael L. 155 Johnson, Rebecca (Ms.) 82,98 Johnson, Renees 1 55 Johnson, Sherri 1 38 Johnson, Terri L. 1 38 Johnson. Vicki L. 14,92,110 Johnson, Wcnda 1 55 Johnstone, Thomas 155 Jones, Andrea D. 1 55 Jones, Darrell B. 138 Jones, Darrell D. 1 38 Jones, Frederick T. 1 1 0 Jones, Douglas 1 38 Jones, Douglas R. 70,110 Jones, George A. 61 Jones, Jennifer R. 64,124 Jones, Ralph M. 1 38 Jones, Rebecca A. 138 Jones, Robert S. 1 38 Jones, Robert W. 138 Jones, Sharon 1 38 Jones, Teresa R. 83,155 Jones, Theresa A. 155 Jones, Terry L. 1 55 Jones, Tony 1 24 Jordan, Candy C. 155 Jordan, Jill A. 124 Joyce, Jennifer L. 138 Joyce, Mary K. 1 24 Judd, Debra 1 38 Julson, Robert J. 1 38 Justice, Paul (Mr.) 98 Justus, R honda 1 38 K Kafader, Keith A. 1 24 Kafader, Sharon A. 1 10 Kain, Mary E. 75,77,1 38 Kane, Raymond James 71,79,83, 87,110 Kantner, John M. 1 24 Karaffa, Kimberly E. 62,63,65,77, 124 Kaye, Karol L. 89,155 Keaton, Jimmye S. 80,1 10 Keith, Kevin 138 Keith, Lisa A. 1 56 Kelly, Katie R. 1 56 Kemp, Debra A. 11 0,1 37,1 58 Kemp, Judith A. 1 24 Kennard, Donna Eiain 75,80,110 Kennedy, Anne M. 79,83,124 Kennedy, Cathy J. 1 24 Kennedy, Joan M. 156 Kennedy, John M. 83,1 10 Kennedy, Karen A. 83,138 Keogn, Susan (Ms.) 98 Kerr, Douglas M. 1 24 Kerr, Mary L. 1 56 Kertesz, Joni L. 1 38 Key, Andre L. 1 56 Keys, Velaina J. 1 38 Kidd, Roy E. 90 Kidwell, John W. 124 Kielblock, Thomas C. 138 Kimble, Christie L. 1 38 Kimsey, James E. 83,88,1 10 King, Bridgett A. 1 56 King, Cheryl L. 1 38 King, Kimberly J. 130,138 King, Marsha (Ms.) 98 King, Michele 1 56 King, Sheryl L. 1 24 Kingsley, Kelli J. 93,138 Kingsley, Kim A. 93,124 Kingston, Randolph 1 38 Kirby, Mark 1 1 0 Kirby, Pamela S. 138 Kirby, Steve A. 156 Kirk, Karen L. 1 1 0 Kirkpatrick, Kerry L. 1 24 Kirksey, Barbara 124 Kirkwood, Kevin P. 1 1 0 Kitchens, Pamela R. 77,138 Knapp, Greg E. 1 24 Knapp, Tina D. 1 56 Koester, Dennis J. 70,110 Kohlbacher, Philipp R. 156 Kolcheck, Candace M. 156 Kolcheck, Pam 1 1 0 Kolcheck, Judy 1 38 Kougl, Amy A. 75,138 Kouns, Deborah A. 1 39 Kouns, Harold A. 1 1 0 Kranz, Randolph 124 Index Kress, Ricky A. 156 Krieg, Julie A. 79,1 39 Krug, Greg A. 124 Krug, Kimberly D. 139 Krug, Sheri 156 Kugler, Dennis E. 124 Kugler, Timothy J. 139 Kuhn, Gerald E. 33,59,110 Kuhn, Joni S. 1 56 Kuhn, Kalah J. 124 Kuhn, Thomas 50,60,124 L Lacey, Michael J. 156 Lackey, Aileen (Ms.I 98 Lacroix, Denise 77,139 Lacroix, Donna L. 77,124 Laing, Terri S. 1 56 Lake, Phillip A. 156 Lakin, Scott A. 71,83,139 Lamb, Paul 124 Lamb, Russell (Mr.) 98 Lambert, David R. 156 Lambert, Shirley (Ms.) 98 Lanahan, Patricia (Ms.) 98 Land, Amanda 1 24 Land, Beatrice A. 156 Lane, Rex A. 1 24 Lange, Susan (Ms.) 98 Langford, Robert E. 1 56 Langwell, Charles H. 139 Largy, Eric 8. 1 56 Larrison, Michele R. 1 56 Larsen, Dawn E. 124 Lawler, Steven K. 1 24 lawfey, James E. 156 Lawley, Maureen K. 1 56 Lawley, Patrick F, 23,66,124 Lee, Crystal F. 1 39 Lee, Debbie K. 156 Lee, James L. Jr. 110 Lee, Kent D. 124 Lee, Mark A. 156 Lee, Teresa 139 Lehman, Desiree A. 124 Lemaster, Pamila S. 1 1 0 Lemaster, Tammie 1 39 Lembcke, Edward George 139 Leon, Maria 1 1 0 Lepscum, Eva C. 124 Lepscum, Kenneth R. 82,159 Lessig, Susan E. 156 Lester, Cheryl L. 1 39 Lester, Toni R. 1 24 Lett, Richard J. 1 39 Lett, Rosella A. 1 24 Levine, Lorene I 56 Levine, Steven M. 1 39 Lewark, Reba V, 156 Lewis, Douglas H. 1 39 Likens, Carol A. 156 Likens, James A, I 24 Llllicotch, Patricia E. 37,82,139 Lindner, Timothy W. 124 Lindsey, Terrie A. t 24 Lines, Carol E. 1 56 Lingenfelter, Diana 80,1 10 Linkous, Teresa A. 1 39 Listenberger, Christeena 110 Little, Dawn D. 156 Livesay, Claude 1 I 0 Livesay, Donald R. 139 Lloyd, Evelyn E. 139 Lloyd, Tamara L. 156 Lockbart, Toby J, 139 Lockridge, Linda 1 39 Lockridge, Phyllis 124 Logan, Pamela A. 139 Lolla, Terry B. 47,139 Long, Jeffrey J. 139 Long, Joyce A. 1 56 Long, Rita D. 1 56 Long, Terry J. 1 24 Lorton, Denise 79,88,124 Lorton, Dianna 77,88,124 Lott, Thomas E, 139 Louis, Jacquelyn S. 156 Love, Sharon L. 1 39 lovrovich, Christy F. Lovrovich, Frank 139 Lucas, Tom D, 1 24 Lukacs, Mary L. 1 56 Lundy, Michael A. 156 Luttrell, Miliadee 110 lynch, Richard A. 66,124 Lyons, Howard 124 Lyons, Mary C. 75,124 Lyons, Mary Lou M Mabry, Terri L. 139 Mackey, Kathleen 124 Mackey, Kerry 1 39 Macy, Gary S. 66,124 Macy, Jeffrey G, 156 Maddox, Betty J. 1 39 Majors, Christopher 156 Majors, Gregory l. 124 Malone, Michael I 39 Manning, Steven E. 124 Mannweiler, Karen (Ms.) 65,99 Mansfield, Gregory J. 83,1 39 Maple, Michael S. 1 39 Marhiscan Staff 80 Markey, Debra L. 110 Markham, Elizabeth M. 1 10 Marks, Douglas 1 56 Marks, Michael W. 124 Marley, Althea M. 75,1 39 Marsh, Colene L, 110 Marsh, Donald L 156 Marshall, Richard 156 Marshallaries 75 Martin, Christina K. 77,83,92,139 Martin, Deborah D. 156 Martin, Gregory H. 157 Martin, Judy D. 83,11 0 Martin, Marybeth 77,139 Martin, Randy L. 1 24 Martin, Richard 1 1 1 Martin, Ronald F. 124 Martindale, Leticia K. 92,124 Mason, Darryl 124 Mason, Danny 1 57 Mason, Dennis 111 Mason, Michael 139 Mason, Ron 1 39 Mathews, Gerald B. 157 Matthews, Jimmy W. 83,1 24 Maxwell, Julie (Ms.) 99 May, Erma J. 157 May, Kevin 1 39 Mayer, Pamela A. 77,139 Mayer, Patricia C. 157 Mayes, Barbara D. 124 Mayfield, Patrich 157 Mayfield, Pete T. 80,139 McBride, Johnny D. 66,124 McBride, Karen S. 53,157 McCarthy, Kathleen M. 11 1 McCaffrey, Linda J, 80,139 McCaffrey, Sharon K. 80,139 McCaffrey, Stephen C. 111 McCall, Donna J. 1 39 McCall, Scott 140 McCallister, Carroll 157 McCallister, Donna S. 83,157 McCaslin, Kathleen M. 124 McChristian, Donna M. 124 McChristian, Quintin R. 157 McClary, Dennis R. 140 McCool, George (Mr.) 99 McCowan, Kevin E. 1 57 McCord, Annette F. 1 57 McCord, Donna 1 24 McCowan, Gregory I. 157 McCoy, Deborah S. 1 11 McCoy, Robert K. 1 57 McCoy, Melinda J. 124 McCoy, Sharon K. 157 McDermed, Alvin W. 157 McDermed, Lucille M. 157 McDonald, Virginia (Ms.) 82,99 McDowell, Tracy W. 157 McEwen, George C 140 McGarr, Genevieve M. 140 McGaughey, Angela 62,11 1 McGaughey, Susan M. 65,124 McGill, Geralyn K. 92,124 McGow, James E. 140 McGow, Teresa E. 75,124 McKeller, Marie (Ms.) 99 McKinley, Cheryl A. 83,92,1 1 1 McKinney, Charles M. 157 McKinney, David 50,124 McLane, Scott A. 157 McLaughlin, Benjamin F. 111 McMahan, Suann 111 McManaman, Erin 140 McManigal, Paula M. 157 McMillan, Michael D. 140 McPherson, Charles A. 124 McPherson, James 157 Mears, Carol A. 140 Mears, Janet L. I l l Medcalf, Herbert L. 140 Medford, Michael M. 157 Medford, William H. 124 Medley, Jr., Martin 125 Meek, Perry 80,111 Mellene, Steven 140 Melting, Phillip L. 77,125 Mendenhall, Rita A. 125 Mesiana, Angela D. 157 Messersmith, Jeff A. 157 Messersmith, Suzanne 31,77,79, 80,111 Michael, Toni L. 157 Meyer, Dennis R. 157 Miles, Michael A. 1 57 Miles, Renita M. 1 57 Mifes, Willie J. 157 Miller, Anita J. 157 Miller, Elizabeth J. 1 25 Miller, Erma (Ms.) 99 Miller, George 125 Miller, Louis A. 140 Miller, Marcia D. 140 Miller, Mary C. 1 57 Miller, Mary J. 1 25 Miller, Rodney 1 57 Miller, Terri J. 140 Milligan, Patrick J. 140 Mills, Cynthia L. 1 25 Miner, Jackie A. 1 11 Mitcham, Monica L. 140 Mitchell, Dennis M. C. 140 Mitchell, Doretha A. 11 1 Mitchell, Nevin W. 157 Mitchell, Terri E. 1 57 Mitchell, Tony W. 157 Mitchell, Wanda C. 83,159 Mitchem, Debra J. 159 Mittman, Randal $. 159 Mogollon, Raquel C. 159 Monaghan, Cynthia L. 111 Monaughan, Jeanine C, 159 Moss, Jane A. (Ms.) 99 Montgomery, Cheryl D. 159 Montgomery, Colleen A. 83,125 Montgomery, Daniel E. 159 Montgomery, Jr., Willie. J. 140 Moody, Karen J. 140 Moon, Cynthia A. 77,77,125 Moon, Marcia L. 140 Mooney, Brian 50,112 Mooney, Robert J. 125 Moore, Alan D. 159 Moore, David W. 159 Moore, Dennis J. 1 25 Moore, Earl D. 1 25 Moore, George E. 1 59 Moore, Mary F. 37,125 Moore, Randy A, 77,140 Moore, Robert Bruce 11 2 Moore, Robby J. 75,87,112 Moore, Vickie S. 159 Moorhead, Brian 159 Morales, Mark 140 Moran, Clara (Ms.) 82,99 Morgan, Colette G. 80,159 Morgan, Jerry 35,112 Morgan, Mary 1 12,161 Morgan, Phyllis A. 80,140 Morgan, Ronald L. 77,159 Mormon, Roy E. 1 25 Morris, Carol S. 1 59 Morris, Elizabeth 140 Morris, Julia 92,142 Morris, Katherine A. 140 Morris, Tammy S. 159 Morris, Thomas E. 159 Morrison, Pamela Y. 159 Moss, Shari A. 11 2 Moss, Lewis 140 Moulder, Sandra 11 2 Mounts, Karl E. 1 25 Moyer, Kimberly A. 159 Moyer, Mark E. 112 Mulbarger, Eric E. 159 Mulcahy, Molly J. 125 Mullins, Jack 90 Mullins, Marisa J. 112 Mullins, Selton 140 Mullis, Billy 140 Mullis, Steve F. 125 Murphy, Belinda 159 Murray, Paula Jo 92,112 Murray, Vicki V. 75,112 Murrell, Santee O. 125 Murry, Barbara J. 140 Musgrave, Mary J. 62,63,64,112, 146 Myers, Michael J. 79,80,140 Myricks, Linda G. 140 N Nagle, Gwendolyn A. 77,140 Nagle, Michelle M. 140 Nahre, Denise L. 92,112 Nell, Kathleen M, 92,112 Nelson, Jeffrey R. 159 Nelson, Ruth (Ms.) 99 Nestler, Brad H. 70,112 Nevels, Brenda S. 1 59 Nevels, Diana 1 25 Newell, Valenda F. 1 13 Newby, Betty F. 1 59 Newby, Billy 159 Newell, Carolyn S. 192,125 Newell, Patricia 140 Newman, Dennis B. 125 News Bureau 79 Newspaper Staff 79 Nicholson, Anthony W. 159 Nickels, Ernie E. 140 Noe, Richard E, 159 Noe, Tanna 80,113 Nokes, Steve D. 79,80,1 1 3,1 61 Nokes, Vicki L. 141 Nolan, Michael J. 125 Norris, Alan (Mr.) 99 Novotny, Sandra L. 141 Nowosielskl, Denise J. 141 o Oakes, Connie J. 11 3 Oakley, John 125 O ' Connor, Daniel 125 O ' Connor, David P. 141 Odell, Deborah L. 159 Ogle, Lisa G. 125 O ' Haver, Richard 141 Oler, Paul C. 125 Oliver, David R. 141 Opel, Douglas J. 71,141 O ' Rear, Karen M. 125 O Rear, Kathy A. 80,92,141 Orchestra 77 Ostewig, Steve M. 1 59 Ott, William J. 141 Otto, David (Mr.) 99 Owen, Charles A. Jr. 113 Owen, Larry W. 125 Owens, Lola B. 113 Owens, Marilyn S. 159 Owings, Cathy 1 59 Owings, James D, 125 Oyler, Robert E. 77,159 p Pack, Mark E. 1 59 Padgett, Kevin J. 125 Padro, Manuel A. 125 Paff, Dane H. 90,159 Parish, Carol 159 Parish, Shelley 141 Parker, Donna 126 Parker, Lester 141 Park, Margaret 1 26 Parks, Aaron Parks, Anthony 159 Parks, Kathy J. 75,126 Parnell, Darlene 113 Parrot, Susan 1 59 Parrott, Gary T. 159 Parrott, Steve W, 11 3 Parsons, Daniel J. 159 Paff, Derek H. 92,159 Paff, Donald H. 1 I 3 Paff, Sallie E. 159 Paff, Sean L. 125 Page, Carolyn 64,125 Page, Geneva O. 141 Page, Norma L. 159 Pagels, Kelly S. 141 Pagels, Robin L. 125 Palmer, Donald C. 113 Palmer, Lucinda H. G. 113 Palms, Angelo R. 1 59 Index Parham, Michael 1 25 Paschall, William E. 159 Passwater, Julie A. 159 Patterson, Lutricia A. 141 Patterson, Rosie A. 159 Patton, Jeff H. 92,159 Patton, Jennifer H. 159 Paul, Patricia A. 159 Pauley, Stephen W. 159 Pauly, Jean M. 1 59 Payne, James R. 159 Peel, Rebecca L. 159 Penfold, Valerie K. 159 Penick, Niccola 75,126 Pennington, William (Sgt.) Pennybaker, Stevie L, 159 Percifield, Jeff 159 Perdue, Andree 83,141 Perkins, Gregory 126 Perry, Cynthia L. 141 Perry, Darrell E. 34,126 Perry, Kevin E, 77,126 Perry, Marie 75,141 Perry, Sevella J. 159 Peterson, Gwendolyn 141 Pettigrew, Yolanda 1 59 Pettijohn, Michael W. 126 Phegley, Randall W. 113 Pfeuffer, Deborah A. 11 3 Pfeuffer, Michelle L. 141 Phillips, Darrell L. 141 Phillips, Richard 141 Phillips, Virginia 1. 126 Phillips, Yvonne 1 1 3 Pickrell, lorry A. 71,77,126 Pidcock, Patricia A. 77,88,113 Pigman, Patricia L. Pipino, Nicholas (Mr.) 99 Pitcher, Cassandra S. 75,126 Pittman, Rodney M. 31,126 Photographers 79 Plant, Gregory D. I 26 Plummer, Joni J. 62,63,64,83,1 13 Plunkett, Brent O. 159 Poindexter, Daniel R. 159 Pollard, Jerri E. 141 Pollock, Theodore (Mr.) 99 Poore, Jeffrey B. 159 Posley, Amelia A. 126 Posley, Duane 159 Potter, Yvette 11 3 Potts, Jean Ann (Mr.) Poupart, Mary K. 159 Povalac, Janice (Ms.) 99 Powell, Charles L. 159 Powell, Debra K. 141 Powell, Debra L. 11 3 Powell, John T. 141 Powell, Sara (Ms.) 99 Potter, Yvette Gayle 88 Power, Lenny R. 159 Power, Leroy 80 Prather, Jeffrey L. 83,159 Preston, June M. 159 Preston, Thomas J. 126 Prewitt, Cathy J. 141 Price, Johnnie 141 Price, Spring 83,126 Price, Tracey A. 75,126 Pride, Shirley A. 65,141 Priest, Catherine S. 159 Prim, Sandra L. 159 Pritchard, David E. 159 Pritchard, Johnny D. 113 Proctor, Jeffrey B. 11 3 Proffitt, Dennis 126 Pruitt, Broadus R. 159 Proffitt, C. Douglas 141 Proffitt, Jeffery L. 159 Profitt, Larry 1 1 3 Proffitt, Nadine 11 3 Profitt, Terrence L. 159 Pruitt, Linda J. 159 Puckett, David W. 141 Puckett, Frank 126 Puckett, Paula J. 159 Purcell, Kathleen 126 Pursell, Shirley 159 Pursell, David 141 Q Quarles, Crystal S. 141 Quesnell, Cathy R. 126 Quesnell, Christy K. 141 Quill Scroll 79 Quire, Vicki 1 20 Quiz Team 88 R Rader, William D. 159 Radford, Greg 141 Rodovanovich, Borka 63,83,141 Ragan, Curtis R. 80 Ragan, Rhonda L. 141 Ralston, David L. 14,79,126 Rambole, Pennie 159 Ramer, Jan Carol 83,77,88,113 Ramsey, Donald E. 126 Ranard, Linda S. 159 Ranee, Kenneth E. 11 3 Raney, Ricky L. 126 Ratcliffe, Charles S. 113 Ratcliffe, Edward 50,83,90,113 Rawlings, Margaret (Ms.) 99 Ray, Brenda D. 159 Ray, Jeanne M. 11 3 Ray, Michael L. 141 Rayner, Deborah 1 26 Reason, Candy 113 Reckert, Terry M. 50,114 Redden, Kenneth M. 183,141 Redden, Michele R. 114 Redden, Sharon L. 1 60 Redmon, Linda S. 1 60 Reed, Gwendolyn (Ms.) 26 Reed, Michael 160 Reed, Pamela K. 126 Reed, Ronald J. 160 Reed, Robert D. 60,141 Reed, Terry L. 61,1 60 Reid, Joyce M. 1 26 Reid, Patricia 1 60 Reid, William 1 26 Rivers, Yvonne Y. 160 Remete, Evelyn J. 126 Rempe, Terry M. 1 26 Retherford, Jennifer N. 141 Retherford, Kathleen M. 77,126 Rewwer, Heidi M. 1 60 Reynolds, Kathy E. 126,140 Reynolds, Mark 160 Reynolds, Tyrone 141 Rhodes, David A. 90,160 Rhodes, Mark C. 79,126 Richardson, Deborah T. 83 Richeson, Sherrill A. 114 Richman, Cathy L. 1 60 Ridge, Rhonda J. 1 60 Riding, Stephen T. 90,114 Riggs, Sterling 1 27 Rifle Team 90 Rifner, Shannon 126 Rifner, Vollie B. 160 Riley, Rosalind D. 160 Ring, Edward (Mr.) 99 Rippy, Michael D. 127 Risk, Robert G. 1 60 Risk, Steve A. 127 Ritchie, Karen S. 127 Rittenhouse, Bambi L. 127 Riftenhouse, Tammi S. 1 60 Rives, Avery 160 Roake, Lynn 1 60 Roark, Ruth A. 114 Roberts, Bambi L. 127 Roberts, Barbara A. 1 27 Roberts, David (Mr.) 130 Roberts, Jeff M. 114 Robertson, Bobby G. 1 60 Robinson, Cheryl 160 Robinson, Deana L. 141 Robinson, Kim D. 92,127 Robinson, Denise E. 114 Robinson, Kathleen D. 127 Robinson, Marquis O. 141 Robinson, Vicky C. 141 Robinson, Virginia L. 160 Robot, Tom A. 127 Rockel, Kimberly 127 Rockel, Douglas Rodeheffer, James (Mr.) 96 Rodman, Michael P. 160 Rodriguez, Ruben 160 Rodriguez, Celia 114 Roemer, Timothy D. 1 60 Rogers, Albert D. 77,127 Rogers, Jerry A. 1 60 Rogers, Kim M. 141 Rogers, Peggy S. 142 Rogers, Stewart K. 127 Rogier, Mary C. 142 Rogier, Sandra A. 1 14 Rose, Anthony 160 Rose, Sandra J. 127 Rosenow, Donald S. 60,61,160 Ross, Bryant R. 142 Routon, Janice 160 Rowe, Donnie A. 61,71,77,83,160 Rowe, Steven 77,160 Rowe, Terry L. 80,142 Rowley, Ronson 160 Rowson, David M. 1 60 Rozelle, Jeff A. 77,160 Ruhmorff, Karen A. 160 Rushton, George M. 50,66,127 Rushton, Nancy L. 1 60 Rushton, Rhonda 141 Russell, Betty 142 Russell, Deborah J. 142 Russell, Donald R. 142 Ruusma, Ene 17.79,80,92,114, 150 Ryan, James K. 142 s Sadler, Sharman L. 1 27 Salazar, Anthony J. 162 Salazar, Angela R. 127 Salazar, Dennis 71,127 Salazar, Michael R. Salazar, Joseph R. 162 Salvage, Harold S. 52,142 Salvage, Sharon A. 1 62 Sandefur, Jacqueline A. Sandero, Benjamin (Mr.) 99 Sanders, Cecil (Mr.) 39,99 Sanders, Gerry K. 1 62 Santo, Keith T. 142 Sargent, Joseph E. 162 Sarver, Sybil R. 1 62 Satterfield, Dorian 37,75,127 Sausser, Victoria L. 88,89,127 Savage, Sherry L. 142 Sayles, Cynthia L. 83,92,1 14 Sayles, Derrick E. 142 Scales, Shanease 162 Scarsbrook, Brian D. 162 Schantz, Kim E. 142 Schantz, Lisa 127 Schantz, Peggy A. 1 62 Schaub, Debra G. 1 62 Schaub, Michael A. 66,67,142 Schenk, Dina J. 114 Schlimgen, Scott A. 1 27 Schluge, Monica 62,64,142 Schroeder, Donald P. 142 Schroeder, Karen M. 162 Schroeder, Roger (Mr.) 99 Schroer, Craig A. 1 27 Scofield, John 162 Scott, Carolyn D. 1 14 Scott, Clifton U. (Mr.) 99 Scott, Debra A. 1 62 Scott, George (Mr.) 99 Scott, Lee Ann 1 14 Scott, Michael 1 27 Scott, Penny J. 1 62 Scott, Tony 142 Scott, William A. 1 1 Seabolt, Cindy 1 27 Sears, Carol 1 27 Sears, Danny L. 1 62 Sears, Joseph 1 62 Seats, Julie N. 1 27 Seats, Karen M. 1 62 Sedam, Merl 1 62 Sedam, Roland E. 127 See, Greg A. 162 Seegel, Susan 37,127 Sering, Timothy R. 142 Sexton, Lorraine 127 Shaffer, Debbie K. 127 Shaffer, Ronald 114 Shanks, Barbara A. 83,88,1 15 Shanks, Joann L. 142 Shannon, Phillip E. 50,60,83,127 Shannon, Thomas F. 60,142 Sharkey, Alicia R. 142 Shaw, Dwight (Mr.) 99 Shaw, James D. 127 Shaw, John 142 Shaw, Mike 142 Shaw, Roderick (Mr.) 99 Shaw, Sandra L. 77,162 Shearer, Cindy 1 62 Shelton, Denise R. 162 Shelton, Gregory (Mr.) 82,99 .Shelton, Jerome L. 162 Shelton, Joan C. 1 62 Shelton, Marlene R. 142 Shelton, Lora R. 1 27 Shemwell, Gregory 127 Shepard, Donna J. 83,162 Shepard, Jeffery C. 60,128 Shepard, Terri L. 83,92,1 15 Sherrill, Jordie D. 142 Shields, Karin S. 142 Shields, Katherine E. 1 1 5 Shinkle, Nora Jean 142 Shinkle, Richard A. 83,128 Shinkle, Robert 80,1 15 Shipp, Linda A. 1 28 Shipp, Vicki D. 142 Shippoli, Mike J. 128 Shockency, Debra L. 142 Shriver, Mark L. 60,79,142 Shull, Gregory 1 1 5 Sicking, David W. 142 Sieg, Diane 83 Silvas, Robert W. 162 Simmermon, Rita 142 Simmons, David K. 128 Simpson, Angela M. 162 Simpson, James E. 128 Sims, Larry W. 1 28 Sinders, Rhonda J. 162 Sinnett, Dan 128 Sipes, Patricia J. 93,162 Skelley, Linda S. 92,142 Skelley, Sandra K. 33,65,83,92, 128 Skirvin, Robert C. 1 62 Slabaugh, Michael (Mr.) 60,99 Slicer, Robert D. 1 42 Slinker, Nathan 142 Sluss, Deborah L. 80,142 Smalling, Bobby J. 162 Smarte, David (Mr.) 99 Smith, Anita M. 142 Smith, Bev erly J. 142 Smith, Cheryl D. 1 62 Smith, Cindy 1 62 Smith, Claude E. 128 Smith, Deborah A. 83,142 Smith, Debra S, 162 Smith, Dylan L. 162 Smith, Eddie L. 77,162 Smith, Gail 1 62 Smith, Gary 128 Smith, Gregg A. 1 42 Smith, Jeffery D. 162 Smith, Joyce E. 142 Smith, Karen J. 1 62 Smith, Keith A. 142 Smith, Kevin J. 1 28 Smith, Kevin L. 1 62 Smith, Lester F. 1 62 Smith, Linda K. 11 5 Smith, Marcella J. 115 Smith, Michael A. 162 Smith, Michael W. 142 Smith, Penny J. 1 62 Smith, Rebecca L. 88,128 Smith, Robert P. 71,115 Smith, Roger A. 1 28 Smith, Ronald P. 79,80,142 Smith, Stephanie A. 79,142 Smith, Terry A. 83,143 Smith, Terry A. 1 28 Smith, Thomas D. 80,77,1 15,143 Smith, Tommy A. 50,128 Smith, Valerie D. 143 Smith, Victoria M. 162 Smith, Willa G. 162 Smith, William 143 Smith, Willie III 128 Snow, Jennifer 128 Snow, Marsha A. 143 Snow, Steve E. 77 Snyder, Clifford (Mr.) 47,99 Soares, Casey 1 43 Sokolek, Christina (Mrs.) 15,88, 128 Sokolek, Steve B. 50,1 15 Soots, Beckie K. 82,143 South, Richard K. 86,128 Southern, James 128 Spang, Alan W. 83,128 Spang, Linda L. 92,143 Spearman, Michael 143 Index Spelunkers 87 Spriesferbach, Tim L. 128 Springer, Christopher M3 Springer, Dennis L. 143 Sproule, Barbara L. M3 Stadler, Susan L. 80,1 15 Stanley, Colleen (Ms.) 99 Stark, Carolyn J. 14 3,175 Stark, Micheal 79 Starling, Marsha K Star Trek 90 Staup, Robert (Mr.) 99 Slaudt, Theresa A. 143 Steadman, Timothy M. 83,143 Steen, Linda J. 143 Steen, Terry L. 1 15 Steiner, Becky A. 1 1 5 Steiner, Mary B. M3 Stellhorn, Cari L. 143 Stephens, Jeffrey 1 1 5 Stephens, Stanley A. 50,75,82,143 Stephenson, Tajnmy E. 92,143 Sterrett, Cheryl A. M3 Stevens, Mark A. 50,59,60,1 15 Stevens, Scott 143 Stewart. Diana K. 128 Stewart, Chris M3 Stierwalt, Jack D, M3 Stigler, George W. 1 15 Stockdale, Danny 39,60,50,128, 129 Stoops, Monica V. 143 Stover, Cindy J. 77,143 Sfrathmann, Donald R. 128 Street, Willard 1 4 3 Stringer, Julie A. 143 Strom, Joel R. 143 Strother, Cindy L. 143 Strunk, Kevin L. 67,88,143 Strunk, Steven D. 61 Stubbs, Barbara J. 128 Stubbs, Donald M3 Stubbs, Ronald 143 Stull, Kirk T. 143 Stuttle, Teresa K. 128 Stymiest, Frances 128 Suhre, Jeffery D. 143 Suhre, Michael R. 1 1 5 Sullivan, Harry (Mr.) 99 Sullivan, Karen A. Sulzberger, Gary R. 1 28 Surface, Kevin 71,14 3 Sutton, Marilyn A. 144 Swan, Eric E. 1 28 Sweatt, Curtis 1 28 Swinford, Becky R. 144 Swinford, Guy L. 66,128 Swinford, Vicki G. Symphonic W ind Ensemble 77 Szynal, Casimir (Mr,) 99 T Takamoto, Scott 77,144 Tandy, Michael T. 144 Tansy, Sherry 144 Tarkington, Jacqueline S. 120 Taylor, Anthony J. 128 Taylor, Deborah 1 1 5 Taylor, Isaiah 1 28 Taylor, Joni D. 1 44 Taylor, Teena 144 Tennis Team Girls 65 Tennis Team Boys 71 Terry, Debra A. 1 28 Terry, Vicki L. 11 5 Thames, Roxanne 11 5 Theyssen, Terry W. 1 1 5 Thomas, Clelon L. 128 Thomas, Connie 1 28 Thomas, Debra 1 1 5 Thomas, Michael R. 144 Thomas, Sheila A. 64 Thomas, Sylvester 128 Thomas, Victoria G. 128 Thompson, Amos D. 144 Thompson, Deborah 1 28 Thompson, Karl F. 128 Thompson, Keith R. 144 Thompson, Kenneth A. 144 Thompson, Leon 144 Thompson, Michael L. 128 Thompson, Penny L. 64 Thompson, Rose M. 1 28 Thompson, Sandra 128 Thorman, Richard K. 144 Thorne, Stephanie (Ms.) 26,89,100 Thornton, Elaine 128 Theyssen, Donna 80,144 Tichenor, Ricky W. 50,1 1 5 Tipton, Harold S. 128 Todd, Gary P. 144 Toliver, Tony V. 164 Tompkins, Dan M. 128 Toney, Elaine 144 Toney, Eloise 1 28 Toole, Mark A. 1 44 Toran, Miles M. 164 Toran, Regina L. 1 28 Toth, James D. 1 44 Totton, James E. 1 1 5 Tremain, Gail J. 80,83,144 Tremain, Robert (Mr.) 61,100 Tressler, Brice (Mr.) 100 Trester, Robin A. 75,144 Trester, Sharalyn D. 164 Troutmqn, Kelvin L. 164 Troutman, Kenneth 128 Troutt, Jeffery S. 83,164 Troutman, Debra L. 144 Trowbridge, Larry D, 128 Trowbridge, Michael A. 144 Trowbridge, Sheila J. 1 15 Trowbridge, Tony 164 Tucker, Rita A. 1 44 Turentine, Edward W. 164 Turner, Carolyn S. 82,164 Turner, James 164 Turner, Micheal L. 128 Turner, Steven M. 1 64 Tutrow, Deborah L. 1 64 Tuttle, Pamela K. 103,115 Tuttle, Paul S. 52,60,144 Tyree, Timothy P. 1 64 Twigg, Larry 75,1 28 u Uhlenhoke, Daniel D. 50,51,1 15 Uhlenhake, Mark 144 Ulrey, Carmel J. 92,128 Ulam, John W. 144 Ulam, Steven A. 144 Utter, Joni G. 1 64 Utter, Mark E. 144 v Vanbuskirk, Mary (Ms.) 100 Van Cleave, Carolyn S. 128 Van Cleave, Sharon C. 1 64 Vandermeulen, Mark N, 67,144 VanLeer, Talitha 100 Vanover, Randall W. 66,67,144 Vanwye, Terry (Ms.) 89,100 Vardaman, John 100 Vaughn, Deborah S. 164 Vaughn, Dennis A. 115,144 Vernon, James A. 128 Villarreal, Frances 164 Vincel, Eleanora A. 144 Vincel, Raymond 83,115 Vonburg, Cynthia L. 144 w Wade, Mark A. 92,164 Wade, Raymon R. 144 Waggoner, Dennis 67,77,144 Wagoner, Janetta L. 1 64 Walford, Gregory L. 1 28 Walker, Bradley 128 Walker, Brenda L. 144 Walker, Bruce D. 128 Walker, David A. 1 15 Walker, Homer 144 Walker, Jeff 116 Walker, Kevin E. 1 64 Walker, Patricia L. 128 Walker, Terry 75,144 Walker, Tywanda 164 Wall, Sharon A. 164 Wallace, Maria C. 1 64 Waller, Deborah L. 11 6 Waller, Jeffery L. 1 64 Walls, Andra L, 164 Walls, David B, 116 Walls, Marsha D. 164 Walls, Natalie J. 33,128 Walters, Carolyn D. 144 Walters, Donna 11 6 Walton, Anthony 144 Walton, Debra E. 1 64 Walton, Diane M. 1 64 Walton, Raymond A. 128 Wampler, Douglas E. 50,66,1 16 Wampler, Renauta G. 1 64 Wampler, Richard L. 52,67,144 Warnecke, Christopher 67,144 Warner, Barbara 164 Warner, Sandra K. 1 1 6 Warner, Timothy J. 66,67,128 Warren, Elizabeth 75,144 Warren, Regina A. 164 Warren, Thomas W. 164 Washington, Mavis L. 128 Washington, Ricci D. 144 Washington, Richard A. 144 Washington, Sharon M, 145 Watford, Michael 145 Watkins, Johnny 164 Watson, Cindy 145 Watts, William H. 1 64 Ware, Karen 75 Weathers, Lisa M, 19,80,128 Weathers, Rebecca E. 1 1 6 Weaver, Bryan E. 75,128 Weaver, Jack (Mr.) 100 Weaver, Janet (Ms.) 100 Weaver, Mark W. 60,61,1 64 Weaver, Robert (Mr.) 87,100 Weaver, Theresa A. 128 Weaver, Wm. T. 1 28 Weidman, Richard A. 164 Weir, James M. 145 Weir, Steven A. 1 28 Welch, Karen S. 77,145 Welch, Roberta 1 64 Welhoelter, Eric W. 145 Weller, Connie S. 128 Wells, Lisa L. 80,145 Wenger, John T. 77,128 Wenger, Timothy E. 1 65 Wertenberger, Elenor C. 1 1 6 Wentenberger, Mark H. 1 65 Wessel, Tammy L. 165 West III, George 50,145 West, Sarita M. 145 Weston, Stephen 29 Wharton, Larry 165 Whatley, Gloria J. 92,128 Wheasler, Roger A. 145 Wheeler, Debbie 165 Wheeler, Kimberly D. 145 Wheeler, Linda T, 83,92,128 Wheeler, Michael 145 Wheeler, Michael 145 Whisler, Linda M. 89,165 Whitacre, John D. 1 65 Whitacre, Nancy L. 145 White, Dean 128 White, Diane M. 145 White, John M. 116 White, Kevin Keith 75,11 6 White, Pamela S. 145 White, Marjorie A. 92,145 White, Perry C. 83,11 6 White, Rhonda 128 Whitfield, Rodney 66,80,116 Whitfield, Vickie A. 80,116,165 Whitis, Janet B. 79,128 Whitney, Delbert 52,129 Whitney, Gloria 1 29 Whitney, Terry 145 Whitney, Viola M. 145 Whittle, Marsha 129 Whyde, Douglas R. 1 65 Whyde, Kathy S. 83,1 16 Wicker, Patrick E. 1 1 6 Wiggins, Christina 83,145 Wight, Mary A. 129 Wildrick, Richard B. 1 1 6 Wiley, Marcia 11 6 Wilkerson, Gregory 145 Wilkerson, Jay Carl 79,80,11 6, 150 Wilkerson, Mark E. 145 Wilkerson, Michael W. 1 29 Wilkie, Tina L. 92,118,129 Willan, Jacqueline 11 6 Williams, Anthony 165 Williams, Don E. 84,165 Williams, Evelyn K. 83,92,1 16, 161 Williams, Frank E. 79,90,129 Williams, Gary M. 145 Williams, George O. 145 Williams, Herbert T. 165 Williams, Kenneth M. 165 Williams, Kevin Matthew 52,116 Williams, Kimberly A. 83,165 Williams, Kristen M. 88,129 Williams, Linda J. 165 Williams, Mark J. 165 Williams, Michael 145 Williams, Nancy (Ms.) 100 Williams, Rita M. 165 Williams, Rebecca L. 75,145 Williams, Robert 145 Williams, Ronald L. 1 1 6 Williams, Ronda R. 145 Williams, Shirley K. 129 Williams, Steve B. 165 Williams, Timothy 1 16 Williams, Wendolyn K. 165 Williamson, Audie 165 Williamson, Danny R. 1 65 Williamson, Mary 165 Williamson, Joyce Q. 129 Willingham, Cheryl 85,165 Willingham, Danny T. 145 Willis, Doris E. 1 65 Willis, Gertrude 1 29 Willis, Virginia G. 1 65 Wills, Carl R. 145 Wills, Larry L. 145 Wilson, Cherie 1 65 Wilson, Gregory 11,116 Wilson, Janet 145 Wilson, Kimmie R. 145 Wilson, Shawn 1 29 Wimbley, Sherree J. Winston, Sheila S. 145 Winters, Jay G. 1 65 Winters, John 11 6 Winters, Michael E. 1 29 Winters, William W. 165 Wiseheart, Cindy L. 165 Witt, Kevin R. 1 65 Wolf, Donna S. 1 65 Wolf, Lisa J. 145 Wolf, Tina M. 116 Wolfe, Roger A. 1 1 6 Wolfe, Valerie M. 145 Wommack, Kimberly 64,93,145 Wood, Cynthia L. 64,145 Woodfork, Sandra L. 1 65 Woodfork, Connie S. 129 Woodfork, Donnie 1 65 Woods, Gary W. 116 Woodruff, Sherry 1 65 Woolsey, Tommie 145 Worley, Kathy J. 1 65 Worley, William 1 29 Worman, Toni J. 83,165 Worrell, Julie A. 92,129 Worth, Richard B. 11 6 Wrancher, Doris (Ms.) 47,100 Wrancher, Kathy L. 129 Wray, Thomas 129 Wright, Brenda K. 11 6 Wright, Mark J. 79,145 Wright, Ronald A. 40 Wright, Timothy L. Wright, Tony 1 65 Wyatt, Jeffrey E. 145 Y Yarling, Steve 145 Yates, Carolyn 80,117 Yates, Ruth M. 77,83,165 York, Garry E. 145 York, Martin D. 1 65 York, Steve 117 Young, Debra A. 129 Young, Donald L. 83,129 Young, Geneva R. 165 Young, Kay F. 1 65 Young, Michael E. 1 65 Young, Paula Ann 64 Young, Paul A. 117,165 Young, I. William 145 Youngs, Michele 117 Youngs, Ross 129 z Z Club 88 Zerbo, H. Jane (Ms.) 100 Ziesemer, Gregory A. 75,77,165 Ziesemer, Lauren D. 75,117 Zoller, Mark 145 Zoller, Patricia A. 129 Indy experienced the worst snowfall in 12 years and Marshall was definitely affected. With the closing of school for two days, the Marshall ‘gang’ took advantage of over a foot of snow. Many football fans found foot¬ ing slippery but still managed to play a few games in the wet snow. Some people went to work during the day for overtime since school was closed. Finally the snow cleared and it seemed as if Spring was here to stay but before long. Seniors were flocking to the track. And school was finished. Marshall was full of events, fads and fetishes. Hudnut spoke here while streakers struck as close to home as Ayr-way. This was a year of concerts from REO Speedwagon to Sly and Dylan. The Patio Parlor was swam¬ ped by Pinball Wizards while new apartments and shopping centers sprung up everywhere. This year ' s yearbook has been graciously brought to you by the many devoted employees, drafted by our beloved leader, Ms. E. Through many hours of insanity in our own funny farm, she brought us through on the paths of rightous- ness. Despite repeated floodings, snowball fights and plots against anybody, the staff of THE MARHIS- CAN pulled through. Special thanks are extended to Paula ' s Studio; Dick Kennard, Newsfoto Representative and Wil¬ liam Tobias Studios for their profes¬ sional assistance. Many thanks also to Jeff Buttrum and Rodney Pitt¬ man. Finally we would like to thank you, the student body, because we look at people as much as people look at us. —Jay and Ene Editor-in-Chief.Jay Wilkerson Assistant Editor.Ene Ruusma Chief Photographer .Steve Nokes Academics Editor.Phyllis Morgan Activities Editor.Suzanne Messersmith Sports Editor.Mindy Breedlove Faculty Album Editor.Brenda Hughett Senior Album Editor.Sheila Trowbridge Junior Album Editor .Kathy O’Rear Sophomore Album Editor .. .Terry Rowe Freshmen Album Editor.Kim Deer, Laurie Gaizat Business Manager.Mike Hamilton Index Editor.Colette Morgan Staff . . . .Janet Burleson, Brian Crawford, Jennie Elliot, Debra Fulton, Jill Harlow, Joe Heath, Sandra Jarchow, Tom Lott, Pete Mayfield, Linda McCaffrey, Sharon McCaffrey, Darrell Perry, David Ralston, Peggy Rogers, Thomas Shannon, Becky Swinford, Donna Theyssen, Gail Tremain, Lisa Wells, Mark Wright Advisor.Ms. Janet Eberle