Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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The Sunshine Society was designed to spread goodwill and cheer. Each year li the S.S.S.- gives a sizeable amount of money to the Riley Hospital for Chil- dren. Each member had a kit to sell to make money for the Riley fund. The S.S.S. also had a baked goods sale at the Halloween Carnival. The Good Cheer Committee made ubeanbag mice for handicapped children. The Activities Committee planned a Valentine's Day Dance, which provided for mid-vacation entertainment. Dorothy Blevins presented a style show in the spring. She showed the new spring styles and some dresses for the prom. 1 ,,,. . 2.421-a.'f2z1m: .1se?: .xafxgzs:zazszgfzgzs25. , . 5-as . W L,::-1-,rms-fc'-, C ,KS .. Each girl is given a mum corsage to identify her as a new member and to remind her of her S.S.S. duties. Becky Duffitt helps a customer carefully select her baked goods at the S.S.S. booth in the Halloween Carnival. Sunshine Society 21

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S.S.S.-ct light fin our community Front Row, l. to r,-Cheryl Hensley, President, Melinda Stephens, Vice-President, Lisa Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Hendricks, Julie Oleksy, Leigh Shaw, Vicky Cox, Cindi Howe, Kristi Maxwell, Elaine May, Cindy Husted, Second Row-Melinda Richards, Diane Wolfe, Cathy Bodenhorn, Lisa Gaus, Sandra Clouse, Debbie Edgrecn, Becky Duffit, Cindy Forrer, Cindy Tumer, Marilyn Metzger, Cathy Heiny, Third Row-Terry Sorrell, Peggy Ward, .Ioan Deeter, Lee Anne Fisher, Melanie Crooks, Debbie Castor, Debbie VanBuskirk, Brenda Fisher, Sandy Amos, Teri Whisman, Chris Wilson, F1114 rth Row-Kathy Howell, Connie Rodgers, Cindy Givens, Lora Welch, Renee Willoughby, Beth Forrer, Rhonda Fields, Jeanne 0'Connor, Nancy May, Susan Teeters, Debbie Lloyd, Fzjth Row-Annette Huntzinger, Jill Shafer, Renee Tumer, Bridget Forrer, Cathy Helpling, Julie Harper, Belinda Stinsnn, Libby Gaus, Laura Hackleman, Elaine Looper, Kim Kirchenbauer, Marsha Crooks, Beth Castor, Sixth Row-Debbie Cook, Cindy Milner, Kendra Barker, Brenda Stephens, Joyce Bodenhom, Paula Pentz, Roberta Hughes, Rita Hollopeter, Barbie Hennegan, Bea Hawkins, Margaret Metzger, Nancy Cole, Stephanie Karel. f 4' , ,Q ti? 1 Q , I Lisa Wilson, Cheryl Hensley, and Melinda Stephens explain the prin- Joyce Bodenhorn lights her candle of promise to symbolize the sun- ciples of S.S.S. during the initiation ceremony. shine she will spread through her community as a member of the S.S.S. 20 Sunshine Society

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Students learn farming skills Students learn through experi- mentation in the fields of new hybr- ids of different grains and breeds of. cattle and hogs the great complexity of the modern day farms. Mr. St. John, the leader of the future farm- ers takes a special interest in their many activities. This year the F.A.A. had a raffle of hams and turkeys to raise money for their organization. The students learn new and special farming techniques. Some students learn to identify insects and weeds that are harmful to the farm crops. Mr. St. John-teaches the students a lot of farming knowledge, but he also instills in them the pride of the farming occupation. F.F.A. member, Becky Duffitt, draws a name for one of the hams, as Mr. St. John smiles approvingly. F.F.A: Row 1 Left to fright, David Milburn, President, John Dulworth, Vice-President, Steve Wilson, Rick Barbee, Mark Springer, Eric Rich- ardson, Brad Huffman, Jim Everitt, David Carpenter. Row 2, Donny Whitmill, Rick Castor, Vince Hawkins, Scott Yancey, Chris Watters, Rick McCollum, Jeff Kemerly, Bill Bell, David Sandlin. Row 3, Kenny Holycross, Mike Odom, John Smith, Gary Barcus, Lawrence McDole, Greg Hiday, Joe Hobbs, Mark Clark. Row 45 Harold Humphrey, Bart Irwin, Jerry Williams, Kathy Carpenter, Terry Sorrell, Lindsey Lewis, Chuck Dollard, Bobby Gore, Row 5,' Ron McDole, Jim McDole, Arlyn Fincher, Harold Galliher, Greg Kepner, Bill Stinson, David Huntzinger, Glen Hobbs, Mr. St. John, Sponsor. Arlyn Fincher, David Milburn, Becky Duffitt, and Tom Q Hobbs prove that they are soil judging winners. Nu ' um 22 F.F.A '