Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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Yearbook stay? breaks all records This year the annual staff, under the supervision of Cindy Turner and Cindy Husted, worked persistently to attain the best yearbook ever. They sold 730 annuals and over 332,000 worth of advertisements. The editors went to Ohio Univer- sity to learn about the proper proce- dures for assembling a yearbook. Af- ter a week of study, they had some ideas of what they wanted in their own yearbook. The 1975 Bulldog staff spent many long hours on Saturdays striv- ing to meet deadlines and, at the same time, create a uniquely differ- ent yearbook. They were relieved that the job was done, yet proud of their accomplishments. Yearbook sponsor Miss Rockey and co-editors Cindy Turner and Cindy Husted check over carbon finals. Gary Sylvester, Ronnie Howell, and Jeff Huntzinger provided the coverage on all sporting events. 24 Yearbook Staff Above-Pictures were identified by: Seated-Jill Newton and Julie Oleksyg Standing-Becky Duffit and Bryan Cookman. Left-the financing of the yearbook was han- dled by: Leigh Shaw, ads manager, Marilyn Metzger, business manager, and Karen Brandenburg, circulation manager.

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To make the best better dvr, i Girls 4-H' Row 1 left to right, Susan Allison, Kelly Hustcd, Lisa Hennegan, Sharon Lloyd, Joanne Presser, Nancy Snyder, Denise Maxwell, Row 25 Debbie Snyder, Lorraine Wyant, Carol Lloyd, Debbie Shupe, Lisa Hollopeter, Karen Bodenhorn. Row J,' Mila Crooks, Edith Fisher, Kel- lie Scott, Jo Ellen Huntzinger, Teresa Wagner, Lisa Welch, Brenda Due. Row ,Lg Beth Cookman, Margie Hendricks, Lisa Lee, Nancy Barker, Patricia May, Lisa Bodenhorn, Andrea Kirby. Row 5, Mary Mclntire, Debbie Lloyd, Susan Teeters, Tammy Wyant, Kristina Jacobson, Angie Mclntire, Jill Jarrett, Vicky Snyder. 4-H provides students with an op- portunity to learn by doing. It shows students the true value of the self-satisfaction they receive when their projects are completed. They learn the value of high quality work and how to accept the responsibility of completing their projects on time. The girls learn new sewing and cooking techniques. The horse and pony club members learn the traits of good showmen, as they compete in many different showings. In boys 4-H a variety of skills are learned ranging all the way from wood- working to the raising of livestock. The main purpose of 4-H is to build leaders of tomorrow out of the youth of today. 4-H members also get a chance to make new friends at club meetings and fairs. 4-H plays an im- portant part in the development of good citizens of tomorrow. Boys 4-H, Row 1 Jef? to right, David Milburn, Arlyn Fincher, Bobby Schyler, Debbie Lloyd, Rick Hersberger, Skip Watkins, Todd Snyder, Rodger Bowles, Steve McClintock. Row 2, David Kimmerling, Susan Teeters, Carol Lloyd, Glenn Hinshaw, Anne Hardwick, Renee Hersber- ger, Brett Rice, Michael McClellan, Debbie Shupe, Lisa Hollopeter, Wray Jean Fincher. Row J, Daniel Milburn, Angie Mclntire, Sharon Lloyd, Mark Milburn, Jim Everitt, Gary Mills, Mike Lawther, Brad Everitt, Brad Huffman, John Fort, Mr. St. John, Leader. Horse Kr Pony: Left to rz'gl1f,' Row 1 Lar- raine Wyant, Tammy Wyant, Todd Sny- der, Wray Jean Fincher, Jackie Lewis. Row 25 Renee Hershberger, Randy Hobbs, Tina Street, Rick Hershberger, Jeanette Hiatt, Bruce Forrer. 4-H 23

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Above-Many hours were spent writing copy by: Seated-Marilyn Metzger, Ka- ren Brandenburg, and Cathy Heiny, Stuzzflmy-Greg Tarvin, Elaine May, and George Paulsel. RI'gflI'fY6B.Tb0Ok photographers, Tony Riley, Jim Heck, Greg Tarvin, and Melinda Richards try to catch the most interesting student activities. Selling advertisements was an important part of the yearbook's success. Those selling ads were, Row I-Bryan Cookman, David Barker, Jim Heck, and Ronnie Howell. Row 2-Julie Oleksy, Brenda Stephens, Cheryl Hensley, Cindy Forrer, and Cindi Howe. Standing-George Paulsel, Leigh Shaw, Cathy Heiny, Jeff Huntzinger, Melinda Richards, Elaine May, Greg Tarvin, and Tony Riley. Typists Cathy Heiny, Cheryl Hensley, Marilyn Metzger, Cindy Forrer, and Kristi Maxwell perform an important function of constructiong a yearbook. Yearbook Staff 25