Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1984 volume:

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Valedictorian Kerri Randel and Salutatorians Laura Lee and Janelle Walk- er gave speeches of hope and success to their classmates. Graduation from Lebanon High School is an all-important time, and the class of 1983 made its ceremony a special one. Top: Its finally here! Graduation! Below Left Mr Combs makes sure everyone knows exactly what to do Below Right: Sherry Rigterink and Kim Anderson — a little nervous before graduation. Better Late Than Never . . . And It Was Better! The best part of the prom for the juniors, besides the dance itself, was building it! The entire Armory was filled with jokes, laughter, hard work, and a feeling of unity between everyone. It was a hard and some- times tiresome job; but through all the run- ning around to ten different places to hunt the necessary materials and equipment, through putting decorations into place — only to fall down and to be re-strung, re- painted, or re-stapled — the juniors, at the end of a weary week, saw how proud they would be that important night. The prom would not have been possible without a courageous, dedicated, and hard- working lady who has the amazing capac- ity to tolerate ALMOST anything from the juniors during preprom time. Although Ja- nie Reynolds was close to a nervous break- down putting up with her committee work- ers that fateful week, the junior class with Janie ' s constant guidance accomplished a successful prom that made the Class of 1984 proud! Above Time Flies wl-ien you re having fun ' Right Sheryl. stop directing ' Reflections Of Sweet Memories The juniors worked extremely hard, making preparations for the 1983 Prom. They wanted this prom to be extra-special because of the realization that this impor- tant event holds everlasting memories. The theme Reflection of Sweet Memo- ries filled the Armory with pink balloons, shiny letters and pink and maroon and white crepe paper. A garden scene added to the mystical effect. The crowning of the 1983 Prom Queen, Valerie Caylor, highlighted the evening. Laura Lee, the 1982 recipient, gave the crown and roses to a tearful and happy new queen. Members of the court were Jessica Chesney, Colleen Feldt, Tracey Hawkins, Lisa Linton, Brenda Mansholt. and Anita Williams. The PostProm ended the evening ' s fes- tivities, with the playing of the carnival games and casino for Tiger Bucks. These Tiger Bucks were then used at the auction. Good food also was a major part of Post- Prom. The 1983 Prom was cited by students and faculty as a huge success. Congratula- tions Class of 1984! The court awaits the cr of the 1983 Prom Que Above Left: Membe camera- Above Right: The flower girl and crown bearer Dayna Davis and Jeff Johnson pose for picture. Above Left: Prom servers. Below Right: Prom ushers. Movie Week It ' s A Print! Tigers Go To The Movies Tigers Go to the Movies was the theme selected by the LHS Student Council for the 1983 Homecoming festivities. Monday was security day and all students were asked to be accompanied by their childhood security blankets, teddy bears, etc. Tuesday was college day and students all wore their best college jerseys. Wednesday was tshirt day and that evening the powder puff game was played in a hard fought contest won by sophomores and juniors. After the game, Lucien Perras was crowned Homelycoming queen and promised a super game in his victory speech. Thursday was movie day and students dressed as characters from their favorite movies. Seniors showed their dominating skills at the senior — faculty Softball game. Friday was black and gold day and classes ended early for the annual pep session and parade where the juniors took top for their Wizard of Oz float. Halftime festivities included the crowning of Brenda Mansholt as the 1983 Homecoming Queen. A post-Homecoming dance ended the festivities of the week marking yet another successful Homecoming. Below — Homecoming Court: Jeff Harris, Erin Dulhanty. Jeff Dickerson. Valerie Caylor, Mark Starkey. Brenda Mansholt, Marty Heick, Tracey Hawkins, Sieve Sfiure, Lisa Linton Right: Kathy Barrickman congratulates a happy Brenda Mansholt iAAAk_ ■ S. gy i gv q v M J ' S ) ... ' i ■ f TC-, 1 M ® i QM J 1 SAY CHEESE! v X ■ - i ' ' ' ' -. u . D -f K w j M - ' ' i? • '  - ' - N. , X ,y A ■iL- - ' ■ ■ 1 ' tsOJ- ' J o - -i- V-, ' M ° 4 ' Uf J(t . ,, V V y«A- v3 ' a ' i-; =a 5. X -? fittrt w : kuiJjc ( O., -M ' J5 9 , V ' -2. f a- j, -vJ % % - W %, 0 0 ' __ ir ' u ■  19, C  IWOTVPI ' ' i te- ■.i.....-- ' % ■■ 5su?- ' ' .i • • •- ' ' ? Candelabrum ;athy Barrick Committee: Mil man, Jeff Dicke rd, Erin Dulhanty. Joe Venezia, Colleen Feldt. Eddie Schilling. As the Class of 1984. we have suffered many successes and a few defeats. Like other classes before us, we spent our first year learning our way around the halls, when not to talk back to upperclassman, and finding our very own niche at LHS. During our sophomore year, we were given the opportunity to enroll in drivers education, and many of us receive our drivers license. We all enjoyed cruising the town on weekends. As juniors, we participated in the Candy Coke Committee and upgraded the quality of past proms with the Junior-Senior prom entitled Re- flections of Sweet Memories. As juniors, we also won the privilege of being named the winner of the Homecoming float. Coming into our senior year with mixed emo- tions, there remained numerous tasks that de- manded attention. We experienced the Senior Dinner Party, the fitting of caps and gowns, among many other activities. The people who led the seniors through many accomplishments were president, Mike Beard; vice president, Erin Dulhanty: secretary. Colleen Feldt; council members Joe Venezia and Eddie Schilling, and petitionable seats Beth Williams and Mandi Cline. PATTY AFNM ARMOLD JEFFRtY SCOTT BAILEY MIKE BARRETT ROY TIMOTHY BARTOM TRISHA KAY ANDREW: ChordI Ayres, Leilerwinner; FHA. Musical Cast PATTY ANN ARNOLD: Librdry Asst MARK ALAN ARTMAN: Baseball Basketball, Letterwinner, 4 yrs. Guidance Asst.: Golf, Letterwinner Lab Asst : National HonorSociely Math Club JEFFREY SCOTT BAILEY: YBLL COE. MONA YVETTE BAKER: Basket ball — usher: Concert Band letter winner; Foreign Lang, Club: Library Asst,: Marching Band: Sunshine So ciety: Timettes MIKE BARRETT KATHY JANE BARRICKMAN: Band Asst,; Basketball: Candela- brum: CandyCoke: Cheer Block: Clinic Asst,; Concert Band, 4 yrs,; Drum Major: Foreign Lang, Club: Freshman Officer, Girls State Del,: Jazz Band, 4 yrs,: Jr, Class Pres,: Jr, Council; Marching Band, 4 yrs,: Mat, Honor Society. Pres,: Pep- Band, 4 yrs : Pit Orchestra: Powder Puff; Prom Chairman; Prom Server: Math Club. 4 yrs; Sr, Council; Soph. President; Student Council. 4 yrs. Pres ; Swing Choir; Tennis, Letter winner; Z Club. Pres. Vice Pres. Who ' s Who: Outstanding Fresh man. Soph; Jr Bandsmen; Arion ROY TIMOTHY BARTON: Candy Coke; Tennis: YBLL; COE: Who ' s Who. m m 35«r THOMAS MICHAEL BFARD JAMA KAY BOWEM THOMAS MICHAEL BEARD: At tendance asst . Basketball. Boy Cheerleader; Candelabrum. Candy Coke. Commencement Marshall. Football. Letterwinner. 4 yrs ; Ho melycoming Court, Jr Class Coun cil. Key Club. Prom Chairman. Sr Class Officer. President; Student Council. Wrestling. Letterwinner; Belinda K Bailey Memorial Award JANA KAY BO H E V; Candy Coke. Choral Ayers. Commencement ush- er. Powder Puff. 4 yrs ; Spirit Club. Sunshine Society. Tiger Tenders. YELL. COE. History Asst PAULA JAYNE BREEDLOVF CATHI FFrS KAY BCIRMS BRADLEY E, BUTLER RANDY MICHAEL BRUDER PAiJLA JAYNE BREEDLOVE: Candy Coke. Cedars Editor. Adver tising. Cedars Understudy. Cheer Block. 4 yrs.; Concert Band. Band Council. Letterwinner; Foreign Lang. Club. Marching Band. Powder Puff. 4 yrs . Math Club, Spirit Club. Sunshine Society RAfiDY MICHAEL BRUDER:Cross Country JAMES ANTHOMY BURNS CATHLEEN KAY BURnS: Che Block. 4 yrs . Powder Puff. 4 yrs YBLL. 4 yrs JAMES ANTHONY BURNS: Ba ketball; Football; P E. Asst RENE MARIE BYRKETT BRADLEY E. BUTLER RENE MARIE BYRKETT: Candy Coke. Cheer Block. Clinic asst . For eign Lang, Club. Powder Puff. Spirit Club. Sunshine Society. Timettes. YBLL VALERIE J, CAYLOR JESSICA AMME CHESNEY AMAMDA MAE CLINE GREGORY LEE COLVIM RICHARD EGGENE CHELF PETER EUGEME CLEMENTS AMITA JEAM CLINGLER KEVIN CARTER COPELAND VALERIE J. CAYLOR: Attendance. Asst., Band Asst., Candy Coke. Cheer Block. 4 yrs,; Concert Band, Letterwinner; Flags. Foreign Lang, Club. H-coming Queen Court, Marching Band. 4 yrs,; Powder Puff. 4 yrs,: Prom Queen Prom Court. Sunshine Society. Tiger- ettes. Track, Rifles, Outstanding Spanish I Award: Auxiliary Co-Cap tain RICHARD EUGENE CHEIF: Foot ball, 4 yrs.: Letterwinner, JESSICA ANNE CHESNEY: Atten dance Asst., Band Asst,, Candy Coke, Cheer Block. 4 yrs,: Cheer leader. Choral Ayers. Letterwinner: Flags, Foreign Lang, Club: Foren- sic. Madrigals. Marching Band. Musical Crew, 4 yrs,: Musical Cast, 4 yrs,: Powder Puff, 4 yrs,: Prom Court, Math Club, Spirit Club. Sun shine Society, Swing Choir, Tiger ettes, Timettes PETER EUGENE CLEMENTS AMANDA MAE CLINE: Cheer Block, Girls Cheerleader, Choral Ayers, Flags, Guidance Asst., Of fice Asst . Powder Puff. Prom Serv er. Sr, Class Officer, Petitionable Seat: Sr, Class Council, Spirit Club Student Council. Sunshine Society: Tigerettes. Tiger Tallies. Tiger Tenders. 4 yrs,: Volleyball ANITA JEAN CLINGLER: Art Asst.. Guidance Asst , Pennant Staff. Powder Puff. YBLL. COE. Girls Cheerleader GREGORY LEE COLVIN: Band Asst.: Cedars. Photography Editor: Concert Band Letterwinner. 4 yrs.: Jazz Band, Marching Band, Letter- winner, Office Asst . Pep Band KEVIN CARTER COPELAND: Baseball, Basketball, P,E Asst BECKEY A. COX VICKI SUE CULVER CHRISTINA LYMM DAVIS KAREN ANN DEES YETIVE ANNETTE COX ANGELA LEE DAVID TAMMY MARIE DAVIS ROBIN DELANEY BECKEY A. COX: Track YETIVE Af NETTE COX: Cheer Block. 4 yrs.; FHA. 4 yrs.: Sunshine Society, 4 yrs. VICKI SUE CULVER: Concert Band. 4 yrs.; Marching Band. 4 yrs , Letterwinner; Sunshine Society; Volleyball. Manager; YBLL; Music Contests. 4 yrs. ANGELA LEE DAVID: Cheer Block; Choral Ayres. Letterwinner; FHA. Vice President; Musical Cast. Powder Puff, Spirit Club. Track, Manager; YBLL. COE, OEA. CHRISTINA LYNN DAVIS: Art Club. Basketball Usher. 4 yrs.; Bookstore Asst.. Cheer Block. Con- cert Band, 4 yrs.; Marching Band, Sunshine Society TAMMY MARIE DAVIS KAREN ANN DEES: Band Asst.. Candy Coke. Cheer Block. 4 yrs.; Concert Band. Band Council. Letter- winner; Flags. Foreign Lang. Club. Council — Spanish; Marching Band. 4 yrs . Office Asst.. Pit Or- chestra. Powder Puff. Math Club. Secretary; Spirit Club. Sunshine So- ciety. Council. Treasurer; Z Club. Board Member, Treasurer ROBIN DELANEY JEFFREY LEE DICKERSOM FR|[N KRISTENE DULHANTY JOHN LEON EDENS JR. TAMELA MARIE ESSEX LISA ANN DRONZEK NORMAN EUGENE EAVEY RONALD STEVEN EDWARDS RONDA KAY FALL JEFFREY LEE DICKERSOfS: Base ball, 4 yrs.. Letterwinner; Basket ball. Bookstore Asst , Candela brum, Candy Coke. Commence- ment Usher, Key Club. Prom Usher. Sr. Class Council. LISA Ann DROnZEK: Basketball. Manager; Powder Puff, Volleyball. Transferred from Georgia 1983. ERin KRISTEISE DULHANTY: Band Asst, Candelabrum, Candy Coke, Cedars Editor in chief; Ce dars Understudy, Cheer Block, 4 yrs.; Concert Band, Flags, 4 yrs.; Foreign Lang. Club, Forensic, H coming Queen Court, Jr. Class Council, Jr. Class Officer, Marching Band, 4 yrs , Powder Puff, 4 yrs.; Prom Chairman, Math Club. Sr. Class Officer, Sr. Class Council, Spirit Club, Student Council, Sun- shine Society, Tigers Ten, Z-Ciub, Debbie Heick Memorial, Flag Award, NORMAN EUGENE EA VEY: Atten- dance Asst., Basketball Usher, Can- dy Coke, Cheer Block, Cross Coun- try, Foreign Lang. Club, Lab Asst., Tennis. JOHN LEON EDENS JR: Football, P.E Asst., Wrestling. RONALD STEVEN EDWARDS: Concert Band, Letterwinner; Foot ball. Marching Band, Letterwinner. TAMELA MARIE ESSEX: Candy Coke, Cheer Block. Concert Band, Flags, Marching Band, Powder Puff, Spirit Club, Track, Letterwinner. RONDA KA Y FALL: An Club, FHA Sunshine Society, YELL JOHMNA JO FARRIS REBECCA JANE FIELDS REBECCA LYNN FORD CARI LYNN GIDMAN RHONDA COLLEEN FELDT RHONDA LYNN FISHER SHERRI A GEISLER LAURA LYNN GIGER JOHNNA JO FARRIS: Athletic AssL, Attendance Asst . Cheer leader. Cheer Block, Foreign Lang. Club. Pennant Staff. Feature Editor; Powder Puff. Spirit Club. YBLL. RHONDA COLLEEN FELDT: Can delabrum. Candy Coke, Cheer Block, 4 yrs.; Flags, Co-Captain; Foreign Lang. Club, Forensic, Freshman Officer, Girls State Alt., Jr. Class Council; Jr. Secretary; Marching Band. 4 yrs.; Nat. Honor Soc; Powder Puff. Prom Chairman. Prom Court. Math Club. Sr. Officer; Sr. Council. Sec; Soph. Secretary; Spirit Club; Student Council. 4 yrs.; Sunshine Society. Tigerettes. 4 yrs.. Co-Captain; Z Club. REBECCA JANE FIELDS: Conceit Band; Foreign Lang Club. Guid ance Asst.. Marching Band. Letter- winner. Powder Puff. YBLL. RHONDA LYNN FISHER: Cheer Block. FHA. Sunshine Society. YBLL. REBECCA L YNN FORD: FHA. P E Asst.. Sunshine Society. 4 yrs ; Ti- gers Ten. SHERRI A. GEISLER: FHA. 4 yrs ; Library Asst.. Home Ec Asst . 4 yrs. CARI LYNN GIDMAN: Tennis. 4 yrs., Letterwinner; Typing 2 Award. LAURA LYNN CICER: Band Asst.. Cheerblock. Clinic Asst.. Concert Band. 4 yrs.. Letterwinner; Flags. Foreign Lang. Club, Marching Band, 4 yrs.; Powder puff. Honors Day Recipient. AMITA R GLASSOM MIKE GREGORY ROBERT DEAN HALE RICHARD RYAM GLAUBER ANITA R. GLASSON: Art Club, 4 yrs.; Basketball tJsher, Cheer Block. Foreign Lang. Club, Foren- sic, A yrs.. Girls State Del., National Honor Soc, Powder Puff, 4 yrs.. Prom Chairman. Math Club. Sun- shine Society. 4 yrs.. Awards — Art 1, 2. 3; Outstanding Sophomore Girl. French 1 . 2; Who ' s Who in For eign Lang.; Who ' s Who Among Mid- west Students; Hugh O ' Brien Semi- nar Del. DAVID LEE HACKETT RICHARD RYAN GLAUBER: Sci ence Asst.; Wrestling. MIKE GREGORY DAVID LEE HACKETT: Football JANE ANETA HAMKE ROBERT DEAN HALE JANE ANETA HAMKE: Atten- dance Asst.; Cheer Block. RHONDA K. HAMPTON JEFFREY SCOTT HARRIS RHONDA K. HAMPTON JEFFREY SCOTT HARRIS: Atten dance Asst.. Basketball. Boy Cheer- leader. 4 yrs.. Boys State Alt.. Can- dy Coke. Cedars Faculty Editor. Golf, 4 yrs.. Letterwinner; Office Asst., Prom Chairman. GREGORY WAYME HART BARRY HAUGHTON GARY FRANCIS HEDGES MARTIM WAYNE HEICK JEFFREY GENE HASH TRACEY ANN HAWKINS TED E, HEDGES JAMES EDWARD HERRING GREGORY WAYNE HART: Con cert, Letterwinner; Marching Band, Wrestling, Letterwinner. JEFFREY GENE HASH: Clinic Asst.. Concert Band, 4 yrs.. Letter- winner; Jazz Band, 4 yrs; Key Club, Treasurer; Marching Band, 4 yrs., Letterwinner; Pit Orchestra, Swing Choir. Wrestling, 4 yrs., Brass Choir. BARRY HAUGHTON TRACEY ANn HAWKINS: Candy Coke, Cheer Block, Flags, Foreign Lang Club, H conning Queen Court, Marching Band, Powder Puff, Prom Chairman, Prom Court. Prom Serv- er, Math Club, Spirit Club, Sunshine Society, Tigerettes, Timettes, Z Club. Outstanding Spanish 2 Stu- dent. GARY FRANCIS HEDGES: Cheei Block, Foreign Lang. Club, Nat Honor Society. Math Club, f dent; Swimming, 4 yrs.. Lette ner. L Club. TED E. HEDGES MARTIN WAYNE HEICK: Atten I dance Asst., Baseball, 4 yrs.; Letter winner; Basketball, Candy Coke Commencement Gsher. Key Club, Office Asst.. P.E. Asst., Prom Co chairman. Tennis. 4 yrs.. Captain Letterwinner; All Conference Award in Tennis. JAMES EDWARD HERRING: Bas ketball. Candy Coke, Football, Let terwinner; Foreign Lang. Club. Golf 4 JEFFREY TODD HESTER REBA S. HINE MICHELLE AMNE HIGHT DENNIS JAY HINES PATRICIA JEAN HOFFMAN STEPHANIE LYNNE HOFFMAN JEFFREY TODD HESTER: Book store Asst., Boys State Del.. Candy Coke. Cross Country. Golf, Key Club. Secretary; Library Asst.. Na- tional Honor Soc. Treasurer: Office Asst., Math Club. YBLL. MICHELLE AriNE HIGHT: Candy Coke. Cedars Editor, Organizations Editor. Cedars Understudy. Cheer Block. Pennant Staff. Powder Puff, 4 yrs.; Math Club, Spirit Club, Sun- shine Society, Timettes. Who ' s Who in Foreign Language, Who ' s Who Annong Mid-American High School Studnts, Outstanding French 2 Student. REBA S. HINE: S  ling, Letter- DENNIS J A Y HINES: Honors Day Recipient AMY HINKLE PATRICIA JEAN HOFFMAN. Cheer Block: Foreign Lang. Club; Forensic: Math Club: Spirit Club Sunshine Society: Who ' s Who among Mid-American High School Students. ROBERT JOSEPH HOFFMAN: Cafeteria Asst. STEPHANIE LYNNE HOFFMAN: Candy Coke. Cheerblock, FHA, Sunshine Society, Sunshine Coun- cil, Prom Committee. BRIAN C HCJCKLEBERRY LISA JEAN HULL LEESA JANE ISENHOWER MICHAEL P, JAEGER KIMBERLY KAY HULL ROXANNA MARIE HULLEY KELLY LYNN JACKSON KIMBERLY JEANNE JAMES BRIAN HUCKLEBERRY: Foreign Lang, Club. Guidance AssL, Office Ast., Swimnning, Captain, Letter winner. KIMBERLY KAY HULL: Powder Puff. YBLL LISA JEAn HULL: Cheer Block. Volleyball. ROXANNA MARIE HULLEY: Art Club. Athletic Asst. Cheer Block. Marching Band, Powder Puff. 4 yrs.; Sunshine Society. Tigers Ten. LEESA JANE ISENHOWER: Con cert Band. FHA. Flags. Marching Band. Letterwinner. Powder Puff. Spirit Club. Sunshine Society. KELLY LYNN JACKSON: Candy Coke. Cheerblock. Powder Puff. Sunshine Society, 4 yrs. MICHAEL P. JAEGER: Attendance Asst., Candy Coke. Musical Crew. KIMBERL Y JEANNE JAMES: Ath letic Asst.. Basketball Usher. Cap tain; Concert Band, Library Asst. Team Manager. Volleyball March ing Band. Sunshine Society. YBLL, Football Usher. NAN JOHNSON DEANNA KAY JONES KENNETH SCOTT JONES MARC E jaiLLERAT BRENDA JOANNE JONES DORIS ANN JONES TODD ALAN JONES STEVEN DALE KASER NAN JOHNSON BRENDA JOANNE JONES: Candy Coke, Cheer Block. Choral Ayres. Musical Crew, Musical Cast, Pow- der Puff. DEANNA KA Y JONES: Basketball Usher. Powder Puff, 4 yrs.; Sun shine Society. Council. Tiger Loves. YBLL. COE. OEA. DORIS ANN JONES KENNETH SCOTT JONES: Con cert Band, 4 yrs.. Letterwinner; Lab Asst , Marching Band, 4 yrs.. Letter winner: Pep Band. TODD ALAN JONES: Boy Cheer leader. Candy Coke, Football, cap tain. 4 years, Letterwinner: Fresh- man Officer, Homelycoming Court, National Honor Soc, P.E. Asst., Powder Puff. Coach; Track. 4 yrs.. Letterwinner: Wrestling. 4 yrs,: Football All Conference, MARC E. JUILLERAT: Baseball. Letterwinner: Basketball. Candy Coke, Cheer Block, Office Asst.. Prom Court. Escort: Swimming; STEVEN DALE KASER: Band Asst.. Candy Coke, Concert Choir, Letterwinner: Football. Lab Asst.. Madrigals. Marching Band. Musical Crew, Musical Cast, National Honor Society. Math Club. Sr, Class Rep.. Swing Choir. Lebanon Voices. .  •  1 J. PATRICIA LYNNE KLOOZ CHARLEME KAY LASLEY BRENDA KAY MANSHOLT € RICHARD LEE KINNETT PAMELA SUE KNOEBEL LISA AMM LIMTOM KEVIN GENE MARSHALL KdRT KING RICHARD LEE KINNETT: Track 3 PATRICIA LYNNE KLOOZ: Art Club. Basketball, Candy Coke. Ce- dars Senior Editor. Cedars (Jnder- study. Cheer Block: Concert Band. Letterwinner; Flags. Foreign Lang. Club. Forensic, Marching Band. Of- fice Asst.. Powder Puff. 4 yrs.; Spir- it Club, Track, 4 yrs.: Rifles PAMELA SUE KNOEBEL: Cheer Block. CHARLENE KAY LASLEY: Cheer Block, Choral Ayres. Concert Choir, Marching Band, 4 yrs,; Musical Crew, Musical Cast. 4 yrs; Pennant Staff, Powder Puff, 4 yrs. Swing Choir, Tigerettes. LISA ANN LINTON: Candy Coke, Cheer Block, Cheerleader, 4 yrs , Letterwinner; Concert Band, Letter winner; Foreign Lang. Club. Girls State Alt . Guidance Asst.. Golf. Homecoming Queen Court; March- ing Band. Letterwinner; Nat. Honor Society, Pit Orchestra, Powder Puff, Prom Chairman, Prom Court. Math Club: Spirit Club, Sunshine Soc , Tigers Ten; YBLL, Z Club, Ri ftes, Who ' s Who in Foreign Lang.; Who ' s Who among American stu dents; Outstanding French Student, BRENDA KA Y MANSHOL T: Athle tic Asst.. Candy Coke. Cheer Block 4 yrs.: Cheerleader, 4 yrs,; Letter winner; Homecoming Queen, Na tionai Honor Society, Secretary P.E. Asst.. Prom Court. Math Club. Spirit Club, 4 yrs,; Sunshine Soc ety, 4 yrs., council; Timettes, Out- standing French Student, Who ' s Who among American Students, Who ' s Who in Foreign Lang, KEVIN GENE MARSHALL: Athle tic Asst, Baseball, Candy Coke, Ce- dars, Photography Editor; Cheer Block, Math Club, Track. Concert Choir, Football, 4 years, Letterwin- ner; Team Manager, Baseball; Marching Band, Office Asst., Pep Band BRIAN EUGENE MARTIN STEPHEN FRANKLIN MCPEAK PATRICK MICHAEL MELONE JULIE ANN Mil LER SHARON LYNNE MCCL(JSKEY BRIAN DODD MCQUERN DAVID MILLER SHARON MILLER BRIAn EaCENE MARTIN: Candy Coke, Concert Band. Football. 4 yrs.. Letterwinner; Foreign Lang. Club, Marching Band, Musical Crew. Office Asst, Track. Brass Choir. SHAROn LYNNE MCCLUSKEY: Candy Coke, Cheer Block, Choral Ayres. Treasurer, Letterwinner: FHA, 4 yrs.; Football, 4 yrs , Stat Girl; Team Manager. 4 yrs.. Girls Basketball, Letterwinner; Musical Crew, 4 yrs,; Musical Cast, 4 yrs.; Sunshine Society, 4 yrs , Council; Prom-Committee; L-Club; G A A STEPHEN FRANKLIN MCPEAK: Concert Choir. Letterwinner BRIAN DODD MCQUERN: Basket ball. Candy Coke. Cross Country. Foreign Lang Club. Key Club, Of fice Asst . Math Club. YBLL. PATRICK MICHAEL MELONE: Concert Band: Jazz Band. Marching Band: Tennis DAVID MILLER JULIE ANN MILLER: Art Club. Candy Coke. Cheer Block 4 yrs.: Foreign Lang Club. Guidance Asst.. National Honor Soc . Office Asst.. Powder Puff. Prom Chair- man, Math Club. Secretary. Spirit Club. 4 yrs : Sunshine Society. Ti- mettes. YBLL. Who s Who in For eign Language; Outstanding French Student SHARON MILLER LIANNE RErSEE MITCHELL TRAGI I YNN MCISTOM WILLIAM JAMES MYERS MELODIE JAYME NEESE RAMDY S MOORE JAMES SAMUEL MYERS III JENNIFER LYNN NEAL TAMARA SaZANNE NEESE LIAtiNE RENEE MITCHELL: Bas ketball. 4 yrs . Candy Coke. Cedars Sports Editor. Cedars Understudy. Ctieer Block. Foreign Lang. Ctub. Pennant Sports Edit or. Powder Puff. Spirit Club. Sunshine Society. YBLL RANDY S. AIOORf: Baseball. Con cert Band. Marching Band. 4 yrs,. Letterwinner, Pep Band TRACI LYNIS MUSTON: Candy Coke. Choral Ayers. Concert Choir. Musical Crew. Musical Cast. Pow der Puff. Volleyball YAC. Secretar y Treasurer JAMES SAMUEL MYERS .Base ball, Letterwinner; Basketball. Com mencemenl Usher. Football. 4 years. Letterwinner; Foreign Lang Club. Office Asst . P E. Asst . Track. All Sagamore Conf,. Base ball; Wayne Walker Memorial WILLIAM JAMES MYERS: Art Club. Attendance Asst . Baseball, Boys State Alt . Candy Coke. Clinic Asst. Football. P E, Asst. Math Club. YBLL JENNIFER LYNN NEAL: Candy Coke. Cheer Block. 4 years. Choral Ayers. Concert Choir. Letterwinner; Foreign Lang, Club. Musical Crew. Musical Cast. Office Asst . 4 years; Powder Puff. Prom Chairman. Prom Server. Math Club. Spirit Club, 4 Years. Secretary. Vice President; Sunshine Society. Who ' s Who in Foreign Language. MELODIE JAYNE NEESE: Art Club. Candy Coke. Cheer Block, Clinic Asst.. Commencement Ush- er. Powder Puff. Prom Chairman, Spirit Club, Sunshine Society, YBLL. COE. Secretary. Short Hand I Award. TAMARA SUZANNE NEESE: Art Club, 4 years, secretary treasurer; Cheer Block, Concert Band, Foreign Lang, Club. Marching Band. Pep Band. Powder Puff. Sunshine Soci- ety hK GARY EUGENE NEWMAN TIMOTHY WAYNE NEWMAN PAULA ANN OWEN SCOTT DAVID PELL MICHAEL EDWARD NEWMAN MICHELLE LYNN OSTEWIG THOMAS GERALD PADGETT LISA DIANE PENNINGTON GARY EOCENE ISEWMAN: Basket ball; Cross Country, Foreign Lang. Club, Math Club. YBLL, MICHAEL EDWARD NEWMAN: Baseball, Concert Choir, Letterwin ner; Jazz Band, Letterwinner; Marching Band, Letterwinner; Pep Band TIMOTHY WAYNE NEWMAN: Printing Asst, MICHELLE L YNN OSTEWIG: Can dy Coke, Cheer Block, Choral Ayers, Concert Choir, Letterwinner; Flags, Musical Cast, Powder Puff, Sunshine Society. PAULA ANN OWEN: Concert Band, 4 years, Letterwinner; Foren- sic, 4 years. President; Marching Band, 4 years, Letterwinner; Nation al Honor Society, Pep Band, Pit Or chestra, 4 years; Math Club. Sun shine Society, Who ' s Who in For- eign Language, Outstanding French Student. THOMAS GERALD PADGETT: Basketball, Letterwinner, Key Club. SCOTT DAVID PELL: Athletic Asst., Wrestling, 4 years, Letterwin- ner. LISA DIANE PENNINGTON: AMe tic Asst., Candy Coke, Cheer Block, Choral Ayers, Concert Choir, For- eign Lang. Club, Madrigals, Musical Crew, Musical Cast, Pennant Staff, Managing Editor; Powder Puff, Spir- it Club, Sunshine Society, Swing Choir. AL ROBERTS RODRIGO DE ALVARENGA ROSA JAMES ALMER ROBERTS AL ROBERTS JAMES ALMER ROBERTS: Con cert Band 4 Years; Marching Band, 4 years; Pep Band. 4 years. BRENT LEE ROSS RODRIGO DE ALVARENGA ?OS 4: Exchange student from Bra- zil. Foreign Lang. Club, Math Club. Swimming. BRENT LEE ROSS: Band Asst., Concert Choir. Football. Forensic. Madrigals. Marching Band. Musical Crew. 4 Years; Musical Cast. Math Club. Jr. Council Member; Swing Choir. Lebanon Voices, All State Choir. SHERYL LYNN SANDERS k EDMOND MICHAEL SCHII I ING SHERYL LYNN SANDERS: Art Club. Candy Coke. Cheer Block. Cheerleader. 4 Years. Letterwinner; Choral Ayers. Letterwinner; Con- cert Choir. Letterwinner; Foreign Lang. Club. Girls State Alt.. Jr Class Council. Musical Cast. Nat Honor Society. Prom Chairman Spirit Club. Student Council. Sun shine Society. Swing Choir. Swim ming. 4 Years. Team Captain. Let terwinner; Timettes. Z Club. Leba non Voices. Who ' s Who. Outstand ing French I Student. Outstanding Junior in Vocal Music. 1983. EDMUND MICHAEL SCHILLING: Attendance Asst.. Basketball. 4 Years. Letterwinner: Candelabrum. Foreign Lang. Club. Sr. Class Coun- cil, Student Council, Track, Letter- winner, Basketball Honors — All Conference, All Sectional, All Re- gional First Teams, A I JEFFREY LAME SCHOOLER LAURA SaSAIN SHAW JEFFREY LArSE SCHOOLER: Boy Cheerleader, Candy Coke. Clinic Asst . Football. 4 Years, Captain. Letterwinner; P.E. Asst., Powder Puff Coach LAURA SUSAN SHAW: Candy Coke. Cheer Block. 4 Years: Choral Ayers. Concert Choir. Letterwinner; Foreign Lang. Club, 4 years; Madri- gals, Musical Crew. 4 Years; Musi- cal Cast, Powder Puff. 4 Years. Math Club, 4 Years: Spirit Club. 4 Years; Sunshine Society, 4 Years; rHationai Arion Award. Who ' s Who in Foreign Language. Who ' s Who Among H.S- Students. ' T LISA JO ALICE PENNINGTON DONALD LEE PEYTON CONNIE JO POLING FRANKIE MARIE PQGH LGCIEN MARK PERRAS CYNTHIA PLASS VICKIE SUE PORTER CORRINA MARIE RADER LISA JO ALICE PENNINGTON Basketball Gsher. LUCIEN MARK PERRAS: Atten dance Asst,, Candy C oke. Com mencement (JsKer, Football. Cap tain, 4 years. Letterwinner; Track Letterwinner; Wrestling. Letterwin ner; Terry L. Weeks Memoria Award, DONALD LEE PEYTON: Band Asst,. Concert Band. 4 Years. Let terwinner. Foreign Lang, Club. Jazz Band, Madrigals. Library Asst,. Marching Band, 4 Years. Pep Band. 4 Years. Pit Orchestra, Math Club, 4 Years; Woodwind Ensemble. CYNTHIA PLASS: Art Club, Atten dance Asst., Candy Coke, Cedars. Asst, Subscription Editor: Cheer Block, Flags, Marching Band, Pow- der Puff, Spirit Club. YBLL. CONNIE JO POLING: Sunshine So ciety. YBLL, YAC. VICKIE SUE PORTER: Candy Coke, Cheer Block, Foreign Lang, Club, Guidance Asst., P,E, Asst,. Powder Puff, Math Club, Spirit Club. FRANKIE MARIE PUGH: Sunshine Society, CORRINA MARIE RADER: Con cert Band, Letterwinner; Powder Puff, Sunshine Society, Marching Band, 4 Years; Crafts Honors Day Award, KARLA JO SHELBURME BRIAN D. SMITH PAMELA KAYE SMITH STEVEN MICHAEL SPENCER STEVEN WILLIAM SHURE KIMBERLY DAWN SMITH PATTIE LYNN SMITHES STEPHEN LOaiS SPOLYAR KARLA JO SHELBORNE: Atten dance Asst.; Basketball, 4 yrs-. Let- terwinner; Candy Coke; Cedars Subscriptions Editor; Cheer Block. 4 yrs ; Clinic Asst,: Foreign Lang, Club; Powder Puff. 4 yrs,; Prom Server; Spirit Club. Vice President. President; Sunsfiine Society. 4 yrs,; Tiger Tallies; Volleyball; YBLL, STEVEN WILLIAM SHORE: Atten dance Asst,; Candy Coke; Cheer Block; Football; P,E, Asst,; Lab Asst, BRIAIS D. SMITH KIMBERL Y DA WN SMITH: Candy Coke, Cheer Block. FHA, Foreign Lang, Club, Council; Forensic. Na- tional Honor Society. Powder Puff. Math Club. Soph Class Officer. Vice President; Spirit Club. Student Council. Sunshine Society. 4 Years. Council Member: Tigers Ten. Ti- mettes. YBLL. Spanish I Award. Spanish II Award. Who ' s Who in Foreign Language. Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. PAMELA KAYE SMITH: Art Club. 4 Years: FHA. 4 years. Treasurer. President; Forensic Club. FHA Dis- trict Secretary, FHA District Vice President, PA TTIE L YNN SMITHES: FHA. STEVEN MICHAEL SPENCER: Athletic Asst,, Baseball. STEPHEN LOUIS SPOLYAR: Baseball. 4 years; Letterwinner. All Conference. Basketball. 4 Years; Candy Coke. Football. Key Club. Office Asst . Math Club, = KAREM JANE STAHL FRANK MALCOLM STARKEY LISA MARIE ST EVENS WILLIAM DALE STULTZ TODD GENE STANLEY MARK ALAN STARKEY JAMES A. STRAWMYER DENISE LORRAINE SWEARINGTON KAREN JANE STAHL: Candy Coke; Cheer Block. 4 yrs,; Choral Ayres; Concert Choir; Musical Cast Powder Puff, 4 yrs.; Spirit Club: Sunshine Society. 4 yrs,; Track YBLL; COE; Business Asst.; Leba non Voices; Short Hand 1 award. TODD GENE STANLEY: Atten dance Asst.; Candy Coke; Football. 4 yrs.. Letterwinner; Homelycoming Court; Jr. Class Council; Key Club; P.E. Asst.; Pronn Court; Prom Gsh er; Student Council; Wrestling. 4 yrs.. Letterwinner. FRANK MALCOLM STARKEY: Foreign Lang. Club; Forensic; Guid- ance Asst.; Pennant Staff, Photo Editor; Math Club. Track MARK ALAN STARKEY: Atten dance Asst.; Basketball. 4 yrs.. Let terwinner; Candy Coke; Com- mencement Marshall; Key Club, Jr. Director, Vice President; Prom Ush- er; Homecoming Escort. LISA MARIE STEVENS: Art Club; Cedars Underclass Editor; Cedars Understudy; Cheer Block; Foreign Lang. Club, 4 yrs.; National Honor Soc; Spirit Club; Swimming. Letter winner; Timettes, 4 yrs. JAMES A. STRAWMYER WILLIAM DALE STOLTS: Band Asst.; Concert Band; Marching Band; Musical Crew; Pep Band. DENISE LORRAINE SWEARING- TON: Art Asst.; Concert Choir. BRIAN CHARLES TRIPPEL DEMISE IRENE TURNER PA(JLA MARIE TWITTY THOMAS PAUL TINKLE CAROL ANN TUCKER VERNON L TURNER JOSEPH JOHN VENEZIA ANnE LOUISE TEMPLE: Candy Coke; Cheer Block, 4 yrs.; Cheer leader; Clinic AssL; Foreign Lang Club; Marching Band; National Hon or Soc; Prom Server; Math Club Spirit Club; Sunshine Society; Ti gerettes; Z Club; Lebanon Voices Who ' s Who in Foreign Languages 1st yr. Foreign Language Award. THOMAS PAUL TinKLE: Football 4 yrs., Letterwinner. BRIAN CHARLES TRIPPEL: Con cert Choir, Letterwinner; Lebanon Voices, Treasurer; Musical Cast; Math Club. CAROL Ann TUCKER: Candy Coke; Cheer Block; FHA; Powder Puff 4 yrs.; Lebanon Voices. DENISE IRENE TURNER: Candy Coke; Cheer Block; Choral Ayres; Powder Puff; Prom Server; Sun shine Society. VERNON L. TURNER PAULA MARIE TWITTY: Foreign Lang. Club; Powder Puff. 4 yrs.; Math Club; YELL. JOSEPH JOHN VENEZIA: Athle- tic Asst., Boys State Del.. Candela- brum, Candy Coke, Cedars Manag- ing Editor, Cedars Understudy. Cheer Block, 4 Years; Cross Coun- try, 4 Years, Captain, Letterwinner; Key Club, Secretary; National Hon- or Society, Vice Pres.; P.E. Asst., Prom Chairman, Math Club, Vice Pres.; Sr. Council. Student Council, Vice Pres.; Swimming, Track, 4 Years, Captain, Letterwinner. STEVEN WADE PAMELA LYNN WALKER JEFFERV SCOTT WAHLS STEVEN WADE JEFFERY SCOTT WAHLS: Bas ketbail: Football; Pennant Staff; Transferred From Texas. ANGIE WEIR PAMELA LYNN WALKER: Candy Coke; Clinic Asst.; Commencement Usher; Concert Band; Freshman Vice Pres.; Marching Band; Nat. Honor Society; Pep Band; Prom Chairman; Math Club; Student Council; Sunshine Society. 4 yrs.. Corresponding Sec; YBLL; Z Club. ANGIE WEIR RICHARD ERIC WEISMILLER BRUCE AARON WILLIAMS ANITA LOUISE WILLIAMS RICHARD ERIC WEISMILLER: Art Club, Boys State Del.; Candy Coke; Foreign Lang.; Jr. Class Council; Li- brary Asst. ANITA LOUISE WILLIAMS: Can delabrum, Cheer Block. 4 yrs; Com- mencement Usher, Flags, Forensic, Girls State Del., Marching Band, 4 yrs. Letterwinner; Nat. Honor Soci- ety, Powder Puff, Prom Chairman, Prom Court, Spirit Club, Sunshine Society, 4 yrs, Rec. Sec, Vice Pres., President; Tigerettes, 4 yrs; Ti- mettes. Track 4 yrs, Letterwinner; Z Club, L Club, Who ' s Who in American High Schools, Counselor s Award at Girls State. ELIZABETH ANN WILLIAMS BRUCE AARON WILLIAMS: Math Club, YBLL, COE, Accounting I Award. ELIZABETH ANN WILLI AMS:C:an dy Coke, Cheer Block, Cheerleader. Girls Basketball: Flags, Foreign Lang. Club, Board Member: Jr. Class Council. Marching Band, Musical Crew, National Honor Soci ety. Pennant Editor in Chief, Pow der Puff, Math Club, Sr, Class Coun cil. Spirit Club, Student Council Sunshine Society, Track, Volley ball. Who ' s Who in Mid American High Schools, Outstanding German I student. HAROLD EDWARD WILLIAMS II CAROL JOANN WINES TERESA WOOD DOMMA SUE YANNEY JILLANA LORRI WILSON HAROLD EDWARD WILUAMS II: Musical Crew. JILLANA LORRI WILSON: Cheer Block. JEFFREY SCOTT WOOD CAROL JOANN WINES: Sunshine Society, YBLL. YAC. JEFFREY SCOTT WOOD: Allen dance Assl., Basketball. 4 yrs, Cap- tain, Letlerwinner: Candy Coke. Clinic Asst., Golf, Key Club. Trea- surer. President; Basketball All Con- ference, All Sectional, All Regional teams; Who ' s Who Among High School Students MONICA RENEE WOODARD TERESA WOOD MONICA RENEE WOODARD: Cheerblock, Clinic Asst., Powder Puff, Spirit Club, Sunshine Society, Tigers Ten, Volleyball. YBLL. COE. ROY MICHAEL YOUNG DONNA SUE M y VEV; Basketball usher, Forencic, Powder Puff, French I and II Awards. ROY MICHAEL YOUNG: Bookslor Asst.. Boys State All.. Commence- ment Usher. Guidance Asst,, Na- tional Honor Society, Office Asst., YBLL, COE, Vice President. The Candelabrum Committee performed its traditional ceremony for the first time at the Senior Dinner Party, Members are Mike Beard. Erin Dulhanty, Joe Venezia, Colleen Feidt, Eddie Schilling, Kathy Barrickman, Jeff Dickerson, Anita Williams. The Senior Dinner Party was a smashing success. The dinner was once again held at (Jlen Country Club, with more than 120 seniors, their sponsor Dan Charmichael, and guests attending. The guests were greeted at the door by council members and seated in assigned seats designated with personalized name cards. President Mike Beard greeted classmates and guests. Paula Owen gave the invocation and led the class in the Lord ' s Prayer. The Candelabrum Ceremony was then presented by the committee, Mike Beard, Erin Dulhanty, Colleen Feldt, Joe Venezia, Kathy Barrickman, Eddie Schilling. Jeff Dickerson and Anita Williams. Entertainment, following the roast beef dinner, consisted of the David Letterman Show skit, with Jeff Harris, Master of Ceremonies, pretending to be David Letterman. Eddie Schilling played his band conductor Paul . The entire entertainment evolved around the Letterman Show with guests including, Bob and Doug McKenzie portrayed by Joe Venezia and Gary Hedges. The Right Reverend, played by Jeff Schooler, brought the class to hysteria when he healed two corrupt persons, Jeff Dickerson and Steve Shure. The show also included an NBC tour, played by Paula Owen and Brent Ross. Following this, Laura Shaw and Charlene Lasley sang, If Only You Believe. Jessica Chesney and Ross sang Through the Years. The 20-year class reunion was a look into the future and what the people will be doing then. Returning students were Linton, Porter, Chesney, Pennington, [Newman, Kaiser, Colvin, Perras, Jones, Schooler, Feldt, Dulhanty, Caylor, and Shure. Closing performances were songs by the senior choir and Lasley. 1 f ' i y ' .-T o. ' S ar - Viv- 1 j r 11 II iHr- jf ' W ' Top Right: Gravity is wonderful Top Left: BATGIRL ' Middle Right: Freshmen nervously await the results of cheerleading tryouts. . Middle Left: The Jazz Band performs for ' students Bottom Left: Waiting to board the buses for Florida P Snapshots • Snapshots • Snapshots I t ■ ... s ' jts gM ' ' r«nw FTr y Juniors The juniors, along with winning the pow- derpuff football game between the seniors- freshmen and the juniors-sophomores, also won the float competition in this year ' s homecoming parade. The theme to this year ' s homecoming being Tigers Go to the Movies , Although this may seem like quite a large task for the juniors to accomplish, the main task of the junior class was to help in the financing of the senior prom of 1984. They did this by selling cokes, hot- dogs, and popcorn to the many fans at the basketball games, greeting everyone with a friendly Hi . Also with the help of their class sponsor, Janie Reynolds, who worked hard in getting the juniors prepared for such a time consuming task. With much excitement of becoming up- perclassmen, and getting to park in the senior parking lot, the juniors held out to make this year a success. Elyse Albertson Bob Allen Shane Allen Kevin Amick Amy Anderson John Arens Barry Ashworth Brenda Bales Cindy Barrickma Chris Beasey Alysea Belcher Jeff Belcher J.B. Belknap Pat Bellamy Sara Benken Karen Boatman Jeff Boggess rHelson Bogren John Boone Lisa Bowles Randy Boyd Brian Boyland Patty Boyne Darlynn Barnham Jane Ann Breedlove Tracie Breedlove David Brown Maria Burgess Greg Burnell Kathy Burroughs Rod Burtner Todd Byrd Shannon Cam Michelle Camp Robert Campbell Stephanie Campbell Kim Chatman Don Clark Lisa Cline Jimmy Coomes Danny Culley Lana Danner Sandy Dickerson K.C, Dickerson April Dollard Bob Duff Michelle Dye Monica Eavey Pat Friel Helen Marie Foreman Kim Forester Jenny Gamble Katy McClure Susan McCloud Jennifer McClaine 3anny Lunsford indy Lipps Jill Lewis Jeff Leap Ihns Lawson Hick Laughner rhris Latham 0 § , ■xJ Susan Tanselle takes a break from the tiresome candy coke dutis Sarah and Angela at a Varsity ballgame Brian Garland Eric Garner Nick Giles Jane Goatley Laura Golden Brian Goodman Jerrie Guntle Jean Gurley Missie Hamke Bill Harlos Sherri Harlos Julie Harmon Maia Headley Jeff Heath Melanie Hendnckson Paul Hendricksor Jody Herpolsfieir Cindy Highit Donita Hine Dan Hodge Lauri Hootman Craiq Howe Steve Huckleberry Randy Hughes Kierstan Huppenthal Angie Isenhower Anita James Scott Jamison Glen Jarret Troy Javvis Jeff Kaser Robin Kenyor Angie Kepler Jim Kennett Joe Klingler Ivan Kouns Tim Popovitz plays percussion perfectly for the pep band ' l:a j John Kouns Lisa Knse Don Lamb Brian Lancaster Lee Lankford Bonnie Lantz Mike McElwee Lisa McKinnis David McKenzie Jon McPheron Brett McQuern Deana McQuern Kristy Marquis Shellie Marshall Angie Martin Tannmy Martin David Milam Tyler Mitchell Kindra Morton Jeff Moster Geoff Muktar Shannon Muncie Diana Muse Michael Nance Michol Nichols Mike OLeary Veronica Orosco David Osborne Joe Osborne Kathleen Ov en Jeff Pederson Doug Peebles Derrek Perkins Joey Perryman Jodi Philhppo Shannon Philpot Paige Portish Jason Quellhorst Aimee Ruider Dennis enjoys mini golf in hie spare timn ' Mike Ranne Kim Reinke Jeff Sallee Scott Sanders Kelly Sewell Katfiy Sexton Kathy Shanklin Kay Sheets Tom Shipley Becky Shirling Sean Sloan Vickie Sloan Jerry Smith Kevin Smith Shelley Smith Suzanne Si I ' ;) ' Bev West Johnetta Wills Bill Wire Mike Witt David Wolfe Eric Worrell Babbette Zarychta Leslie Zimmerman In Mem orium Annette Cole, a member of the 198384 junior class, will always be remembered by her peers as kind, friendly and responsi- ble. Her untimely death last fall saddened LHS students and staff members. On behalf of the Lebanon High School community, the Cedars staff wants to ex- press sympathy to Annette ' s family and friends. Sophomores The sophomore class, led by Penny Pad gett, president; Julie Yoder, vice president; and Mary Lee, secretary had the duty of informing confused freshmen where their classes were, even though this sometimes ended in greater confusion than before. With Debbie Isenhower and Missy Staple- ton as petitionable seats, who helped offi- cers and had special duties at homecom- ing, the class couldn ' t have been more complete. They were very ecstatic with such privi- leges as getting their driver ' s licenses and waiting to go out to eat for lunch as ju- niors, that made the year even more long and grueling, but they pulled it off quite well. Lisa Adair Jay Albertson ? Bob Allen A Todd Andrews n Richard Arens f ■ ' - Tracey Autrey ' ' s 1 Frank Badillo Kim Baily John Banner Lisa Barnett Amie Bartz Angela Basey ad Basey m Birge Bobbie Boles Jennifer Bowers Jeff Bowles Bruce Bowman Rick Breedlove Billie Brewer Julie Young is so disgusted ' Brian Gatewood Jim Garrard Laurie Gentry Margaret George Kelly Gidman Chris Gill Ron Golden Dale Goldsberry Jeff Grafiam Mary Grant Troy Greer Tim Gregory Jeff Grimes Sfiawna Grizzle Kennetti Hale Lorraine Hale Jennifer Hardin Todd Harness Mark Headley David Hedges Melanie Hedges Lori Hendricks Kim Hendncksc Mike Hensley Ron Hernandez Harry Hill Gene Hoffman Andreia Hubbard Debbie Isenfiower Midge Jamison Ricky Jofinson Steve Johnson Sheila Juillerat Amanda Keeney Brent Keller Mark Kemna Vicky King Fritz Klooz Rob Lane Jennifer Lee Mary Lee Vicky Lewis Chantel Lind Jeff Linton Kim Long Mike Love Lisa Larsh Rod Marshall Natalie Maynard Beth McGinley Pam Hartley Ayreka McGinley Susan McCluskey Amy McCutcheon Larry McMann Chris McPeak Chad Montgomery Chris Meek Claire Miller Bud Minor Amy Mitchell Larry Montgomery Rick McPheron Donna Mooday Alan Moore Doug Moore Gordon Moore Richard Morgan Michelle Morrison April Mosley Rhonda Murphy Amalie Niednagel Donna rSewman Luena Meese Janelle Neal Rhonda Murphy Todd Muncie Debbie Moster Laura Nix John Nunley Michael Nunley Scott Osborne Melissa Owen Melodie Padgett Penny Padgett jTim Patrick Lisa Perrine iGinger Phillippo Scott Plass Christy Plu Barbara Pollock Tim Popivitz Tiffany Powell Stephanie Psiku Kim Pullen Donald Reagan Rodney Redman Chris Reese Amy Reiss Mindy Reynolds Todd Richardson Sonja Richman Steve Ricketts Karen Rigterink Kathy Rigtennk Betty Roberts Larry Rose Robert Rose Mick Rubadeau John Saalwae Leah Scering Jan Schirmer Randy Scott Tern Seller Doug Shaffer Lisa Shahan Charlene Sheeti Kyle Shelburne Oby Shockley Rod Skeen Alan Small Jessica Smith Karrie Smith Mandy Smith Pam Smith Chris Spackman Elaine Snapp Missy Stapleton Becky Stimer Brent Stoner Yancy Stultz Jerri Susong Sharon Sutherlin Lori Sutton Lon Taylor Jeff Titus Leonard Tomey Darryl Trafford Rodney Trapp Chnssy Tunnell Tnsha Turner Tim Turner Missy Twitty Pam Twitty Angela Vandivier Brent VanMatre Mike Vann Christina Veack James Wade Scott Wade Matt Walker Misty Walker Anna Warren Robb Weeks Danny Wells Mike Wood Sam Wood Ron Woodard Chris Woodruff Julie Yoder Jinger Young Julie Young Amy Zaikin Friltz. Doug and Mark going to powder thi - , Freshman Have you ever stopped to think about what it must be like for the freshmen to walk into the Lebanon High School on the first day and wonder, Well, my student handbook says that my class is this way, but what if 1 have it turned upside down? I know, I ' ll just ask that very nice looking young man over there , and then to find out that that very nice looking young man was really a sneaking, kniving young soph- omore or junior who wants nothing more than to make you look dumb or foolish. Or have you ever stopped to think about what must be going through a freshman ' s head as he fills out his schedule and looks at all the classes he can take? Or the clubs that he can now be in? Or even the sports that he can now participate in? The freshman class was headed by Andy Franklin, president; Nikki Surber, vice president; and Brandy Bunting secre- tary, who along with Amy Kincaid and Kris Belknap as petitionable seats, helped the freshmen, not only finding the classes, but also choosing the classes, clubs, and, sports that they could participate in. Although they learned that the Middle School was just a part of the past, they also made many new friends and anticipat ed finally becoming upperclassmen. Scott Abbott David Amez Buddy Andr John Asbury Craig Balmt Mike Base; Brian Bean Michelle Belcher Tracy Belcher Kristen Belknap Tim Bennington John Biddle ? Breedlove Julie Breedlove Joey Br Sheila E Jim Buchanan Brandy Bunting Laurie Burgess Scott Burress Jim Butler Michelle Byrd Tonya Byrd Joe Caldwell Tycie Camp Clint Campbell Randy Campbel Matt Carney Jeff Castetter Scott Chinn Christii Cle Robbie Clossi Gina Coapstic Gary Cobb Bobby Cole Jeff Coiwell John Coiwell Kevin Copas Kim Cragum Mike Crane Jimmy Crane Chris Crosby Heather Culley Amy Cunnmgton Patti Daubensteck Craig Davidson Mark Davis Beth Delaney Olga DeLaRosa Mark DeLucio Scott Denham Amy Dickerson Debbie Dickerson Jennifer Dickerson Scott Dickerson Rachel Dingman Steve Dodson April Dohm Kristina Dulin Mark Elliot Cathy Elsbury Jodi Essex Michelle Faulkii Tracy Fields Andy Franklin Anthony Gaha Craig Gaha Brent Geisler Susan Giger Tracy Glasson Chris Gogan Shannon Griffith Darryl Hackett Gerald Hale Karen Hale Michael Hancock Todd Hanson Bill Harlos Rhonda Harmc Kellie Harris Bret Harrod Pam Hartley Lora Hasty Denise Hawkii Kimberly Hedges Mathew Herring Pam Hesler Cindy Hines Debra Hodge Donald Holobeny Audrela Hubbard Laura Hulley Gwen Hunter Andrea Hussong Anna Huston Brett Isenhower Brad Jedwabny Ann Johnson Lynn Jones Sandra Jones Tammy Jones Amy Kincaid Christy Kincaid Staci Kincaid Shalaine Kinsler Brenda Klingler Matt Klooz Rick Kuster Sherry Lee Mike Lennie Kevin Leese Shelly Likens Vicky Lollar Steve Long Gary Loveless Kathy Lawerence Ty Mantooth Eric Marion Kiel Martin Angel Maxwell Shannctn McCammon Darin McElwee Dawn McGinnis Rebecca Mclnlyre Len McPheron Glen McPherson Jason Milam Lezli Mize Kimberly Molberg Scott Morton Heather Moss Kim Mountcastle Michelle Mountcastle Amie Myers Rodney Myers Romey Mance Kelly Navel Dar Ne nberly Nelson Mark Nelson MaryAnn Nelson Mike Nelson Kevin Newman Slacey Nicely Bryan Nicely Katie Obremskey Chad Ohphant Jason Osborne Diane Parker Kathy Padgett Doug Pedersen Kristy Peetz nmy Pemberton Kim Peyton Tara Phillippo Eric Ping Tina Price Stacey Psikuia Brian Quinn Sally Pugh James Ragsdale tX i Kim Weaver Edie Welch Kristie Weh Bob West Joy Whisler Danny Wilks Doug Wiiliams Larry Williams Kirke Willing Susan Windell Richard Wing Becky Wolfe Jay Wood Terre Wood Erika Zachery Erik Zarychta Larry Zickmund n B B J: ' . ' ' ' i? 1 P Sl H Hdrj n Tf b l l r W m W I Blame and Scott, caught by the Freshman officers participate in student council antn Friends are wonderful ' Special Education The Special Education Department, un- der the direction of Mrs. Marilyn Neese with the assistance of Mrs. Carolyn Gant and Miss Tammi Flood, took on many chal- lenges this year. The students were taught safety skills in the kitchen and how to pre- pare many kinds of delicious meals. As one of their field trips this year the department went to the Log Cabin. They also prepared their own Thanksgiving Din- ner. Everyone had hours of pleasurable fun. The students have worked very hard and are getting excited and anxious for the end of the school year and graduation. They did a fine job this year and everyone is very proud of them. They should all go far in the years to come Students enjoy cool ing. Bobby rolls out the dough, as Dennis waits his turn Ml work and no play! — Still cookin ' The Music Department Presents The 1984 musical was the famous Roger and Hammerstein play Carousal. The play takes place at the turn of the century. It involves a fairly large cast and has several chorus members. Two well known chorus members are: June is Bustin ' out all over, and A Real Nice clam bake. The plot of the show is about a barker for carousal who falls in love with a young girl and marries her. Out of work, he beats his wife: and after finding out she is pregnant, he attempts, robbery to get money and, in his attempt, fails and kills himself. After venturing into heaven, he ' s given an opportunity to go back to earth and observe the daughter he never saw. Upon seeing her, he realizes that she is a mere reflection of himself and is disappointed. The leads are Billy Bigelow as portrayed by Jeff Pedersen and Julie Jorden played by Jennie Hall. Others are Louise; Susanne Reeves, who is the daughter of Bigelow, Carrie Ripperidge; Charline Lasley, Julie ' s best friend and Enoch Snow; John Saalwaechter, an enterprising stable businessman. The play includes several dance numbers. Some of the features dancers are Jessica Chesney, Sheryl Sanders, Angle Isenhower and Amy Kin- caid. John Schmitt, Carousel ' s director, a new arrival to LHS music department from Western Boone, introduced a new aspect to LHS. musical by assinging Jessica Chesney as a student assistant director. Schmitt, with the help of many other organiza- tions besides the music department was able to purchase a new back drop curtain track. J. _ V5 ijv. Candy — Coke FIRST ROW: L Hootman. S Benken. T Breedlove, A. Martin. P Portish. K McClure, M, Stevens. K. Reinke, S, Cain, C. Lipps. R Willis. V Orosco, H Foreman SECOND ROW: J. Hall. M Spolyar, K. Morton. S Tanselle. A Anderson, K Burroughs. C Barrickman. M Hamke. J Gurley. K Sexton, J McClame, M Burgess, J Harmon, A Rader, C Beasy. M Headley, K Marquis K Huppenthal THIRD ROW: A Isenhower. S, Campbell. V. Sloan D Hine A Rose. M Dye, G Richardson, L Cline. E. Albertson, M Hendnckson K Boatman, S Muncie FOURTH ROW: A Spitznogle, N Laughner. L Zimmer man. T Byrd, G Burnell, R Campbell. D Clark. D Lamb, J Quellhorst. J B, Belknap, J Sallee, C. Howe, Jennie is not impressed with Donita ' s Lisa Taylor and Gina Richardson draw cokes. Laun Hootman and Jenny Hall wait anxiously for a customer. Oh Mo ' Look at all those people [%n. C -. •■• v r . •ilE I ill;:,o Cedars Staff The 1984 Cedars staff began the year with second-year sponsor Jean- nie Martin overseeing their work. The staff is led by editor-in-chief Erin Dul- hanty and managing editor Joe Vene- zia. Their job is to oversee the total production of the book and keep the other staff members working. Other members include Paula Breedlove, advertising manager; Kar- la Shelburne and Cindy Plass, sub- scriptions editors; Jeff Harris, faculty editor; Lisa Stevens, underclass edi- tor; Patty Klooz, senior editor; Lianne Mitchell, sports editor; Michelle Hight, organization editor, and Kevin Marshall and Greg Colvin, photogra- phy editors. Cedars Staff — Top Right — First Row K Marshall and K Shelburne. Second Row P Klooz. C. Plass, L Stevens, P Breedlove, E Dulhanty. L Mitchell Third Row: M Highl, J, Venezla, J Harris Cedars Understudies — First Row S. Campbell. K Revell. A Spitzno gle Second R ow K Boatman. B Duff. B McQuern. L Taylor Pennant Staff Pennant Staff — First Row K Shelburne. J Wahls. F Starkey. L Lankford. Second Row S Sutherlin. B Williams. C Lasley. L Pennington. L Mitctiell, S Tanselle. M Headley. Third Row J Farris. A Rose. After a slow beginning, waiting for tfie LHS print shop ' s updated typeset ter, the Pennant staff was kept busy through the 1984 school year. With the new equipment the Pennant was in- creased to a 12page issue and free copies were issued to every LHS stu- dent. Led by editor-in chief Beth Williams, the staff not only wrote all of the copy and headlines, but also planned paste- up and photos With the guidance of Sponsor Jeannie Martin and Printing Adviser Jim Maines the Camera-ready issue was then sent to the Reporter to be printed. Other editors were Lisa Pennington, managing editor; Johnna Farris, feature editor; Lianne Mitchell, sports editor. Frank Starkey, photography editor, and Kyle Shelburne, art editor. Forensic Club The Forensic Club is designed to help students with their work in drama and their ability to speak publicly. Through contests, students work on their eye contact, voice, and dramatic stage presence. The members travel to nearby schools for competition in various categories. The categories include extemporaneous speaking, ora- tory, impromtu, dramatic humorous duo, dramatic inter- pretation, humorous interpretation, poetry, and broad- casting. The club is led by new sponsor Mrs. INancy Servies and president Paula Owen. Forensic Club — First Row: T. Glasson. K Smith. P Hoffman, A Bartz. J. McClaine, J Hall, P. Owen. Mrs. Servies. Back Row: B Ross. J Sallee, S. Cline, A. Glasson, J. Schirmer, K. Bailey. Key Club The Lebanon High School Key Club is a service organization, sponsored by Lebanon Kiwanis Club. Mr. Doug Steele is this year ' s new sponsor and coordi- nates the student club ' s many activities with faculty adviser Al Crawford. Leading the 1983-84 Key Club mem- bership is President Scott Wood and vice president Mark Starkey. The trea surer is Jeff Hash; secretary, Jeff Hes ter, and senior director, Jeff Dickerson Some of the Key Club ' s many activi ties include the Dance Marathon, Leb tucky Run. and State Convention. Key Club — First Row: J. Hash, J. Dickerson. M Starkey, S. Wood. J. Hester. Second Row: J B Belknap. T, Stanley. M Beard. S Spolyar, M Heick, B McQuern. J Venezia, Third Row. D McKinzie. M McElw S Sanders. T Byrd Lamb. B. Duff, G, Ne J Quellhorst. J. Klingler. Moster, B McQuern. D. lan Fourth Row: M. Hens- ey, J Gerrard, D. Caylor. M. Cero, J. Banner. Z-Club A ap Z Club — First Row: J Yoder, Stephanie Psikula, T Hawkins, M Reync Stapleton. Second Row A Niednagel, J Harmon, S Sanders, A Willian- Barrickman, J Gurley, L Barnett Tlnird Row D Moster, K Billeter, J Temple, A Anderson, L Linton. E Dultianty, K Burroughs, M Hamke ds, M Morrison. S Tanselle, M i. K Barrickman, M Spolyar, C Breedlove. C Feldt, K Dees. A K McClure. Z Club is a service organization for sophomore junior, and senior girls, sponsored by the Zonta Club of Leba- non. Z Club provides career guidance and leadership qualities and promotes fellowship and better understanding among all people. The girls are selected in the spring of their freshman year on the basis of char- acter, leadership, personality, citizen- ship, and scholarship. Only ten girls, who become official members the next fall, are chosen This year, Z Club assisted with host- ing the National Convention at the Hyatt Regency in Indianapolis. Z Club also serves the Chamber of Commerce Din- ner and has an International Dinner for foreign exchange students. National Honor Society 1 ' I . ' President Kathy Barrickman, vice president Joe Venezia. and secretary Brenda Mansholt, assisted by Mr. Keith Kincaid, Mr. Al Crawford, and Mr Vic Combs, led the 1984 National Honor Society through another year. Juniors who rank in the top 15 percent and seniors who rank in the top five percent and have a grade point average of 3.25 or better are eligible for membership. They are selected by members of the faculty on the basis of intellect and leadership, in both the classroom and school-related activities. Projects this year include a tutor- ing program and a dance sponsored by National Honor Society. National Honor Society — First Row: J, Vene zia. M. Artman. Second Row: J. Miller, P Owen. L Stevens. A Temple, L. Linton, C Feldt, Third Row: K Smith, B. Williams. A Glasson, K Barrickman, S Sanders, A. Wil Mams. B Mansholt, Fourth Row: S, Kaser. J Hester, G. Hedges. M, Young. Spirit Club Sponsor Mrs. Janie Reynolds. President Karia Shelburne, Vice- president Jenni Neal, and Secretary Kelli Harris along with the entire 61 member club provided decorated mirrors and hallways, a jeep entered in the Homecoming parade, and spir- it for Homecoming of ' 83. Spirit Club also provided a night of excitement for LHS students with a dance after a football game. The big money-maker again this year was selling jewelry. The club also gives LHS an extra push in spirit. FIRST ROW: S Windell. J Essex. S. Kelly, K Bian ton. S Tomey, D Chelf, O DeLaRosa. J Miller, M Morrison, J Young, M Campbell, T Price, S Reeves, J. Young SECOMD ROW: D. Hodge, S McCluskey, D. McQuern, A. Anderson. M Lee, J Yoder, D. Isen hower. M Fauikmbury, K. Smith, A McCutchan, J Smitti. L Huston, T VanLandingham, L Boyer THIRD ROW B Williams, J Shaw, A McGinley, B Farris, ham. S Reynolds, M Reynolc B, Mansholt. FOURTH ROW: Hardin, L Mitchell, L, Barnett, A Cunning- , K, Stahl, L Dronzek. Sanders, J Farris. P Hoffman. K Smith, R Murphy, K Shelburne, J Me L Hendricks, C Walker. K Harris. A Reiss. J Lee, Mize. J Schirmer, J Meal, C Elsbury, L Linton Art Club The Art Club, sponsored by Pam Lochmueller, is active not only in school activities but also throughout the community. Me mbers once again painted their mural at Christmas time. The group also visited L.S. Ayres Department store to partici- pate in an annual state art contest and exhibit, designed especially for high school students in Indiana. FIRST ROW: E Sortor, V. King, A Vandivier, L Bur gess SECOMD ROW: C. Davis, T. Tunnell; P. Smith, D Branham, M Faulkinbury THIRD ROW: Mrs Lochmueller, B Myers, K Shelburne, G Barrett. FOURTH ROW: R. Breedlove, R. Cox, C Oliphant, T. Hale FIFTH ROW: T Meese, A Glasson, L Mease, M. Walker, K, Shanklin, M. Byrd. FHA The FHA, Future Homemakers of America, had numerous activities in which to keep busy. This year the club organized grandparents week and sent carnations to grandparents, fixed luncheons for music contests, and entered a float in the Homecom- ing parade. This year ' s officers in eluded President Pam Smith. Vice president Deana McQuern, Secretary Kathy Shanklin, and Treasurer Lisa Hale. FHA — First Row: C Latham. C Veach. C Cunningham. L, Nix Second Row: B Ford. B Wahls. L Mease. K Shanklin. M Eavey. Third row K Chatman. K Smith. D McQuern. P Smith. Y Cox Fourth Row M, Duff. R Fisher Fifth Row; V. Lewis. S Hoffman. L Hale. M Hedges, P. Smithes. R Fall Sixth Row M Maynard, S. McCluskey. COE COE. sponsored by business teacher Judy Cunningham, helps LHS students gain work experience in the business world, while still receiving credit. The students are hired by Lebanon community businesses for the school year and are paid for their part-time employment. While getting involved in the work world. COE students still must spend a half day at LHS to receive necessary school course credits. Participants in this program must be seniors and obtain the important business skills required for this spe- cial work-study offering. FIRST ROW: K. Stahl. M Woodard. M Neese. Mrs. Cunningham SEC OND ROW: J Bowen. A Cllngler. Young Davids THIRD ROW: J Bailey. T Barton. M YBLL YBLL. sponsored by Bob Fleener, Judy Cunningham, Dan Carmichael, Dave Stephens, and Dave Carney, is designed to further the interest of business-minded students. The club decorates the bulletin boards in the business classrooms, holds monthly meetings, and keep a year ' s record of activities in the YBLL scrapbook. Many students are interested in the activities of YBLL which encourages and informs students about the busi- ness field. This year ' s officers included Brian McQuern, president; Jeff Hester, vice president; Jason Quellhorst, secretary, and Julie Miller, secretary. Row 1: J. Wills. J. Lewis. K Forester, S Walker. P Bellamy. J. Hester, B. McQuern. C Cunningtiam, L Nix, B. Steimer, L. Adair, and S Sutherlin. Row 2: Mr Fleener, Mrs Cunninghiam, A. James, J. Quellhorst, L Turner, J. Sallee. J. Bowen. L. Linton, J A Breed love, D, Yanney, D Taylor. K Sheets. B Lantz. K Sewell, T. Barton, K Huppenthol. M Stevens, and Mr. Carmichael- ; — ., J t, , ! . ' (k ' «««! YBLL — First Row; M. Woodard, R. Campbell, J. Toole, M. McElwee, G. Newman, A. Dohn, T Broo- kie, J. Bailey, B Williams, J, McPheron. T, Neexe, D Jones. Second Row: Mr Stephens, Mr Carney, M Basey, G Turner. M Giles. A Evans. P Dillon. E Snapp, J. Miller, P. Walker, J. Gurley. M. Hendrick- son, K. Shanklin, M. Eavey, P. Hartley, M. Twitty, Mrs Hash, J. Cooms, L. Krise, B. Shirling, B. Zar- ychta Sunshine Sunshine Society — First Row S Grizzle. M Stapleton. O DeLa Rosa, D Chelf, S. Kincaid. M Nelson. K. Rigterink. J, Miller. J Young. M CamptwII. J Young. M Morrison. S. Nicely. C Davis. K Shanklin. A Tyler. D Tyler. M Jamison. Second Row: K. Smith. M. Garver. L. Butler. B Bunting. J Walker, M Eavey. S Reeves. T Vanlandingham. B Delaney. D, Isenhower. A McCut Chan. K, Blanton. S. Kelly. M Reynolds. S, Psikula. Y Cox. M Baker Hussong. D, Moster. S. Hoffman, M, Padgett. B. Ford. B. Mansholt. M. Grant, M Duff, C Kincaid, Cunningham, J Sus A Belcher, K Dees, Glasson, P, Hoffman J Reckel, K. Padgett, L. Boyer, P Hesler, G, Hunter, A ing, L. Sutton, A. McGinley, C Gill. L Barnett. P Padgett. J Hall Fourth Row: S, Muncie. C, Feldt. S, McCluskey. A, K. Smith. S. Sanders. L. Hasty. P. Hartley. N, Surber. L, Mize. K Welch. C Walker. C Elsbury. K Hale. S Giger. H Culley. K Nav Hendnckson. A Williams , M Row I: Janae Walker. Mary Campbell. Missy Sta pleton. Karrie Smith, and Olga De LaRosa Row 2: Mrs Walsch. Alysea Belcher. Karen Dees. Anita Williams, Jennie Hal!, Michelle Morrison, and Miss O ' Brien Row 3 Stephanie Psikula, Lisa Barnett, Shannon Muncie, Melanie Hendrickson. Sherri McCluskey. Stephanie Hoffman. Brenda Man- sholt. Kim Smith, and Debbie isenhower. The Sunshine Society, sponsored by Margaret O ' Brien and Jean Walsh, was very busy during the 1983-84 school year. The Club was led by Anita Williams, presi- dent: Jenni Hall, vice president, and Alsyea Belcher and Michelle Morrison, secretary. The girls provided desk decorations for the faculty throughout the year, sold candy, sponsored a dance, and sold balloon grams during January finals. The Sunshine Society Provides an op- portunity for many students to develop leadership qualities and self confidence. Foreign Language Club Foreign Language Club — First Row D Goldsberry, D Wells, R Campbell. Myers. S. Clements. D Caylor. B Bowman, A. Moore. J Saalwaechter. Small. J Banner. T Popovitz. S, Wood. C- Howe, M. OLeary. S Sanders. Huse. E Weismiller. J. Sallee Second Row: S. Dickerson. M Carver. L Kn; A Mitchell. S Grizzle. S Endres. L Hale. N, Nichols. M Lee. L. Stevens. Tanselle. J Miller, L Shaw, President; J Young, J. Young, S. Kelly, Rigterink, L Hootman. S, Benken. P Portish. M. Stapleton. J Susong. McClaine. A James Third Row: L McKinnis, M Hamke. A Rose. M Baker. Burroughs, secretary; M, Reynolds. K Bailey. C. Miller. N. Faulkinbury. Rigterink, A, Spitznogle, S Psikula, D. Moster, A. McCutchan, K Bl, Icher. K Barrickman. S Sutherlin. C r Fourth Row M Spolyat. J Phillippo. . J Bowers, T Powell. L, Taylor. J C Tunnell. A McGinley. B Farns, C. P Hoffman, E. Albertson. C Hight. A, 1 Fifth Row: S. Richman. V Orosco. L. Sutton. A Basey. R Murphy. S McCluskey. A Evans. J Earns. S Campbell. S Muncie, P Twitty, B McGinley, J. Meal, S Sanders, L Mitchell, B Williams, R de Alvarenga Rosa, K Billeter, J. Hall. L, McMann. K Marguis. A Martm. K Forester, H. Foreman, J Lee, K. Morton, J Harmon Psikula, J Smith, S Marshall, A B Lipps, J Schirmer, A Bartz. L Danm G Phillippo. P. Padgett. S Sutherli Herpolsheimer. A Anderson. M Dye Lind. N Rubadeau. S Cline. K Smitf Kepler. L. Barnett. M. Burgess. S Cai This year ' s Foreign Language Club was once again one of the largest organi- zations at LHS. President Laura Shaw, Vice President Kendra Morton, and Sec- retary Kathy Burroughs made sure their club met its goals for 1983-84. Activities over the year included sam- pling foreign foods at various restau- rants and the Foreign Language Olym- pics. Foreign Language Club is sponsored by Nancy Hendrickson, Nietta Wright, and Kathleen Huse. Foreign Language Council — FIRST ROW Young. A Rose. SECOND ROW: B. Williams. Morton. L Shaw THIRD ROW A Basey. L Kr J McClaine, K Burroughs, jB jrJ if 3 Student Council The 1984 Student Council, sponsored by Mrs. Debbie Heck and Mr. Roger Lochmueller, enjoyed another success- ful year of leadership. The members of Student Council, led by President Kathy Barrickman, Vice President Joe Venezia, and Secretary Beth Williams, began plans last May, and met several times during last sum- mer to make plans for this year ' s activi- ties, including their biggest project of the year — Homecoming. The president, vice president, and secretary are responsible for making sure they represent their class at the monthly meetings. School projects this year were Orien- tation, the I.D. Discount program, excel- lent convocations, the Block ' s Inven- tory money maker, and sending one member to the newly formed Athletic Council. First Row: J. Venezia, K. Barrickman, B. Williams Second Row: Mrs. Heck, E. Dulhanty, C, Feldt, M. Beard. E Schilling. M. Cline Third Row: K. Mor- ton. M. Spolyar. C Barrickman. D Lamb. J.B. Belknap, J. Quellhorst, K. Burroughs, D. Mine. Fourth Row: P. Padgett. J. Yoder. M. Lee. D. Isen- hower. M Stapleton Fifth Row: A. Franklin, N. Surber, B Bunting, K Belknap. A Kmcaid Math Club First Row: J. Venezia. Mr. Zickmund. G. Hedges. Second Row: S. Suther land, K Bailey. J. Schirmer, S. Dickerson, J Miller; secretary. S. Tanselle M Morrison. J Yoder, K Blanton, J. Dickerson. P Portish, B. Cole, J Hester. J Dorsett. Third Row: M. Carver, V King. M Burgess. K. McClure J, McClaine. S Benken, M Reynolds, K Smith, D Isenhower, D Moster, B Mansholt, C Howe, A Reiss, L. Lankford, S Cain. P Hoffman. K. Smith Fourth Row E Ma M INelson. S. Enders, P Padgett, J Harmon, R de Alvarenga Rosa, S Wood. R. Murphy, L. Barnett; treasurer, B Farris, C, Lind, M Rubadeau, D Wells, S. Cline, F, Chambers, D. Amezcua, C. Woodruff, P, Twitty, A James, L. Danner. C Lipps, Fifth Row: S Suther- land, K. Billeter, J Lee, A Dohn, Spolyar, S Kaser, B Ross, J Smythe, J Sallee, G, Newman, M OLeary, D Payton, T Shipley, G Mukhtar, K. Amick, J. Lewis. Wanna byte The 1983-84 Math club was once again sponsored by Mr. Larry Zickmund. Math club sponsored a dance and had a bake sale. Also this year a new fund raiser was tried. With the help of the computers, the club provided students for a small price, with a composite list of their perfect dates at L.H.S. The money was used to take members on a field trip and also to buy software and hardware for the computers at school. This year ' s officers were president Gary Hedges, Vice-president Joe Venezia, and Secretary Julie Miller. Two salacious dudes. Gshers Assistants Attendance Assistants — First Row: D Hine, J, Yoder, V Caylor, Second Row: R Campbell, D Lamb. S. McCluskey. K. Shelburne. C. Plass. M. Heick, Third Row: T Stanley, M. Beard, J Harris, S, Wood. M. Starkey. Book store Assistants — First Row: A, Spitznogle. Second Row: T. Shipley. T Powell. K. Mc Clure. Music Assistants — First Row: A. Mar tin, S. Bemken. Second Row: L. Shaw. K Dees, S. Riggs, Third Row: T Breedlove. J Moster. J. Chesney, T Wood Clinic Assis tants — First Row A Tyler, A. Tyler, Woodard, Second Row: J Hash, A, Belchei Sewell, Third Row: Karia Shelburne. M. Pad gett. K Sheets, Library Assistants — First Row D Branham. M. Stevens Second Row: L. Perrine Third Row: J Wilis. P Arnold Office Assistants - - First Row T Hawkins L Sfiaw. J, Meal, V, Orosco Second Row: M Heick, J- Hester, 3, McQuern , S Myers. C Howe, J. McPheror . Tllird Row : S. Spoylar J Harris B. Martin, B. Colvin. M. Young, B Myers Athlet c Assistants — First Ro •J L Cline, Sec ond Row; M. Stapleton. M Padgett, T Bogan Third Row V Porter, K Rigterink, MCline, K e Assistants — First Row: A. Rose, J Miller, J. Breedlove. J. Shirmer. Second Row K. Rigterink. M. Dye. M. Cline. J. Phillippo. B Fields. V, Porter. Third Row: F. Starkey. D Clark, T. Stanley, S. Wood, P.E. Assistants — First Row: S. Tomey. S- Dickerson. B. McGin ley. Second Row: J, Edens. R Skeen. K, Proc tor, B Garland, B Brewer, Science Assistants — First Row: S, Smith. C, Beasey, Second Row: B. Smith. M. Hendrickson. II ¥ Lebanon Voices Lebanon Voices — First Row: K. Cragun, G. Coapstick, K- Hedges, B. Bunting, C. Balint, Mr. Schmidt, M. Nelson, S. Kincaid, E, Welch. S. Summers, T. Martin, Second Row: L Boyer, S, Reeves, L. Jones. C. Gogan, S. Spicer, T. Camp, J. Breedlove, M Melson. Third Row: M, Byrd, L, Huston, L. Mize, B. Mclntyre, C. Elsbury, R. Cox, T. Patrick, K. Newman, Fourth Row: K. Welch, S. Lee, K. Harris McPheron, J. Milam, J. Brinson, K, L Surber, G Hunter L, Larsh, T. Bond, K. Hale. R. Harmon. T. Badillo, C. Walker, M, Belcher, J. wrence, M. Padgett, K. Molberg, N. Choral Ayres ' P- : D, Chelf, T. Andrew, M. Morrison, K. Hendrickson, in M Duff Mr Schmitt. Second Row: T. Seller, M. Grant, M. Tinkle, er J Hardin S. Riggs, L. Shahan, S. McCloud, T, Powell. Third Row: K. Huppenthal, A. Copeland, L. Hendricks, S. McCluskey, K. Boatn McGinley, J. Neal, J Gant, J. Gurley, B. West. Madrigals J. Hall, B. Ross. A Isenhower. M. Davis. T, Wood. G, Finke. C. Lasley, J. Pennington. J. Saalwaechter. R. Kenyon. J. Perryman, A. Bartz. K. Newman. S. Pedersen. J. Chesney. B, Basey. S. Tanselle. S Kaser. L Shaw, R Nelson, L, Reeves. Concert Choir Concert Choir — First Row: L. Shaw. C. Lasley. M. Ostewig. C. McPeak, S. McPeak. B. Ross, K Stahl. R. Kenyon. S. Tanselle. Second Row: L. Golden. T. Wood. D. Swearingin. D, Milam, B, Day. B. Trippel. S. Kaser. S. Owen. A. Anderson. K. Gidman. Third Row: J. Hall, J. Herpolsheimer. A. Isenhower. J. Perryman. K. Amick. B. Basey. M Davis, G. Finke. J. Moster. G Burnell, J Neal. J. Chesney, A Rader. Swing Choir Swing Choir — First Row: J. Hash, B. Nicely, A. Bartz, T. Popivitz, M. Nelson. Second Row: M. Davis, L. Penning ton, K. Newman, S. Reeves, J. Saalwaechter. L. Shaw, Third Row: A. Isenhower, K. Amick, J- Chesney, J. Moster, C Lasley. , S. Tanselle. J Pedersen, Fourth Row: J. Hall, B. Basey, S. Sanders, B. Wood, S. Kaser. Jazz Band Jazz Band — First Row: J. Pedersen, D. Peyton, K. Morton, F. Chambers, J- Saalwaechter, K. Barrickman, R. Kenyon, K. Bailey. Second Row: J. Boggress. D Hodge, B. Smith, C. Wheat, J Moster Third Ro Worrell, D. Milam, S. Sanders, J. Hash, L. Tomey. T Popovitz, G. Finke, E. Guard Guard — First Row: T Hawkins, V Caylor. L. Isenhower. M Cline. C Plass. L K Smith. K Padgett. M Reynolds. J Fields. K Peyton. A Keeney. C Feldt. K Taylor. B. Williams. C Lasley. D. Moster. T. Essex. K Morton. K. Burroughs. Sexton. C Barrickman. K Dees. E Dulhanty. J. Chesney. A. Isenhower. L. J. Hardin. M. Hamke. P. Padgett, Second Row: A Kincaid. M Smith. T Bogan. Giger. A Williams. M Spolyar. Drum Majors Drum Majors Jeff Moster and Kathy Barritkn Concert Band Concert Band — First Row: D. Peyton. J. Hall, K. Navel, K. Morton, P, Owens, S- Muncle, H. Culley. Second Row: J. McClaine, L- Giger, K. Smith, R Moore, M Hendrickson, S, Sutherlin, A, Niednagle, A, Rader, J. Harmon. A. Bartz, D. Moster, P Dillon, C Lind. S Benken, E Albertson. K Boatman Third Row: S Giger, J Bowers, T Bogan. M Spoylar. B Hughes. J Pedersen. S Sanders, J. Hash. D, Amezcua. E Worrell. L Burgess. J, Banner. F Chambiers, J Saal- waechter. R. Keynon. K, Barrickman Fourth Row: G. Colvin. T Popivitz, A Small. G. Finke, A. Moore, C, Balint, Mr Robbins, L, Zickmund, J, Boggress, R Breedlove, D. Hodge, A Evans, M. Nelson, P. Padgett, J. Smilth, J. Moster. C. Wheat Varsity Band Varsity Band — First Row: K Elsber Kincaid, T Autrey. V King, M Bucges Cunningham Second Row: T Breedlo Cunningham, A Hussong, S Spicer, , M Byrd, B Delaney, M Smith. S G Hunter, A Martin, L Hastings, C ' , J Susong, V Culver. T Glasson. A ; Reeves. H Foreman. M Duff. K Padgett, D. Portish Third Row: O DeLaRosa, C St, John. S, Jones. M Richardson. S Tomey. L. Tomey. K Blanton. S Riggs, A Johnson. S, Dicker son, 8 Boyland, C Davis. L Tayloe. J Reckel. K Bailey, J Schuetz Fourth Row: D Hacketl. T, Belcher, A, Burger. A. Keeney. B Bean. S Abbott. Mr Robbins. J Boggress. L Hulley. B. Cole, M Melson. D Chelf. B Stultz. C Miller, M Hancock, B. Micely, D. Hodge Pep Band First Row: J, McClaine. K, Elsbury. T Breedlove. R, Moore. S Benken. M Burgess. E Albertson. A. Martin. V, King Second Row: K Barrickman. S Sutherlin. T Glasson. A Hussong. J Harmon. A Radar. A. Bartz. H. Foreman. P Dillon. M Duff. H, Culley Third Row: J Popivitz, G, Finke, A Moore, D Peyton, Mr Robbins, E Worrell, L Tomey, D Amezcua, B Hughes, S Sand Pedersen. S Jones, S. Riggs, S Dickerson, B Boyland, A. Snapp, A , J Saal« aechter, R, Kenyon, Fourth Row:L Zickmund, J, Boggess, J. ss, F. Chambers, K. Bailey, M. Nelson, R Breedlove. B. Stultz, B Nicely. M. Nelson, J. Smith, C. Wheat. Evan BELOW RIGHT: Scott and Eddie are pleased with their performance BELOW LEFT: Scott and Greg wind down after an exciting game Coach Rosenstihl: 500th Success Rosensthil started his coaching career in the fall of 1952 at Center Grove High School where he coached three years, win ning 24 and losing 36. Then he moved back home to Zionsville where he played high school basketball before moving to Butler University to get his degree. At Zionsville, he spent six years and the ea- gles won 103 and lost 43. At Zionsville. his eagles won three sectionals. From Zions- ville, he moved to Bluffton where he coached two years and the Bluffton team won 36 and lost 13. In the spring of 1962, Lebanon was look- ing for a new basketball coach and the late Butch Neuman, then the principal of LHS, tabbed Rosenstihl as the coach even before Rosenstihl knew it. Neuman talked Rosen stihl into staying at Lebanon. Rosie has been coaching LHS since the fall of 1962 and this is his 22nd year as the Man in charge of the LHS tigers. At Lebanon, Rosie has won 13 sectional titles, six regional crowns and one semi-final title. The only time the Rosenstihl ' s tigers have appeared in the Final Four was in 1975. According to coach Rosenstihl, he has many fine athletes to thank for all the games he has won and to name them would fill a book. The night of the hopeful 500th win, three television stations, two radio stations and four newspapers, plus many sports figures, including several of coach Jim Ro- senstihl ' s former athletes were gathered in the LHS goal hall to watch the Lebanon Tigers win their fifth straight basketball game but more important was the winning of Tiger coach Rosenstihl ' s 500th basket- ball game. Afterwards, coach was the cen- ter of attraction, being interviewed by all the television stations and the radio plus the press and being given awards by IH- SAA commissioner Gene Cato, Lebanon High School and many others for the fam- ous number 500 basketball victories. The Varsity Baseball team under the di- rection of Keith Campbell had another ex- cellent baseball season. Returning players who contributed to the team last year are Steve Spoylar, Marc Juillerat, Kevin Cope- land, Jeff Dickerson, Sam Myers and y ee, Ann Spitznogle, Karia Shelbume, Kristie Dickerson, Laura Lee, Mandi Cline, Michelle Dye, Jessica Marty Heick. The loss of last years Seniors Smith will have some effect on the team but by the number of returning players the tigers can look forward to another successful season. Varsity Baseball — Back row: Steve Ricketts, Steve Spolyar. Don Clark. Kevin Clawson, John Buchanan. Kevin Copeland, Todd Meece. Brad Sloan. Marc Juillerat, Rick Deakins, and Jeff Dickerson. Front Row; Mark Wilson. Scott Franch, Sam Myers. Mike Hay, Bryan Fields. Marty Heick, Takeshi Ishigan. and Jed Tanselle. Jeff Linton prepares for the ninth inning The LHS reserve baseball team contin- ued its winning tradition with a successful 1983 season. The reserve Tigers have es- tablished a hard-hitting name for them- selves, plus being an excellent training ground for the Varsity ranks. Reserve play- ers are coached by Mr. Dave Hedges. Reserve Baseball — Back Row: Steve Ricketts, Brian Lancaster. Randy Moore, Jeff Linton, Scott Plass, Mike Wood. Doug Caylor, Rod Dale, and Scott Osborne. Frontw: Joe Osborne. K.C. Dickerson, David McKinzie, Phil Lane, Doug Shaffer, Brian Garland. The 1983 Girls Varsity Track team, coached by Mrs. Nancy Kincaid and Mrs. Alison Schein continued to improve their record this season. The girls placed second in Sectionals, losing to North Montgomery by one point. Kim Billeter went on to State in shotput. Although the loss of three seniors will hurt, the team looks forward to another good season next year. ' rw I . i ftwrmimm ■ i ' Girls Track — First Row: Johnetta Wills, Tracy Autrey, Amy Anderson, Missie Hamke, Patsy Norwick, Lisa Burger, Lisa Bowles, Valerie Caylor. and Sarh Riggs. Second Row: Julie Fields, Tonya Kirk, Jerri Sussong, Kim Billiter, Lisa Adair, Anita Davis, Jinger Young, and Missy Stapleton. Third Row: Karen Rigterink, Mary Lee, Jenny Obremskey, Anita Williams, Tammy Essex, Katy McClure. and Kim Reinke Above; Steve Right: Steve Wallace awaits his race at state : r .s The boys track team under the direction of Vic Jones ended their regular season with a proud record. The team took first in Boone County and first in the Sagamore Conference. Several outstanding members advanced from Sectionals and Regionals to State competition: Steve Wallace and Doug White in the high hurdles and David Brown in the High Jump. All three hold LHS school records. Although the loss of some key runners will hurt, the track team expects to have another good season next year. Boys Track — Anita James, Ken Staton, Ed Schilling, Bob Duff, Steve Wallace. Jeff Moster, Scott Hess, Todd Jones, Brian Martin, Coacfi Vic Jones. Second Row: Alan Small, Geoff Mukhtar. Doug Peebles. Joe Kiingler, Tim Welch, David Brown, Frank Starkey, John Johnson. First Row: Kevin Stoner, Kevin Marshall. Doug White, Rick Hootman, Jason Quellhorst, Mike McElwee, Joe Venezia, David Brown, Jim Peek. The boys golf team under the direction of Steve Psikula had an excellent season of 13 wins and 1 loss. The team had an 1 1 wins and loss record before they came up against Lo- gansport. The team won sectionals, placed 4th in regional and was ranked 8th in the state! Some outstanding players who contri buted to the excellent season were senior Brad Mays; junior, Jeff Harris; sophomore J.B. Belknap and freshman, Mark Cero The experience coming back for next sea son promises another outstanding, winning year. :xS 2 i Boys Golf: First Row — Mark Cero, Rod Skeen, Randy Reynolds. Scott Sanders. Chip Bowles, Brad Mays Scott Wood, Jeff Harris. Mark Artman, J.B. Belknap. Scott Osborne. Coach — Steve Psikula The girls tennis team, under the direc- tion of Coach Roy Flanary, ended their reg- ular season with an excellent record of 11 wins and 5 losses and placed second in conference. The team ' s victories were over Western Boone, North Montgomery, Noblesville, McCutcheon, Brownsburg, Avon, Attica, Danville, West Lafayette, Crawfordsville, and Southmont. Kathy Barrickman. Cari Gidman, both juniors, and sophomore Kelly Gidman were named All-Conference and All-State nomi- nees. Girls Tennis: Front Row — Ayreka McGinley, Jennifer Hardin. Kendra Morton, Kathy Sexton. Beth McGinley. Michelle Morrison Second Row: Roxanne Galvin, Kathy Burroughs. Penny Padgett, Maria Burgess, Paige Portish nird Row: Coach — Roy Flanary, Cari Gidman. Kelly Gidman. Kathy Barrickman. Vicky Sloan. Cindy Barrickman, Teresa Byrd. Veronica Orosco The 1983 varsity football team, under the coaching of Steve Psikula, ended with an average 5 wins and 5 losses for the season. With the loss of many seniors, this year ' s team was fairly young and inexperi- enced. Jeff Schooler, Todd Jones and Lu- cien Perras, seniors, and also Todd Stan- ley, Mike Beard, kept up the team ' s spirit and succeeded in giving each opponent a tough and rugged game. Other outstanding members of the team were quarterback, Joe Klinger, junior Jason Quelhorst and Doug Peebles also contributing to the team ' s winning atmosphere. Next year the fans can look forward to fairly experienced team members and another exciting sea- son. Varsity Football: First row: rAanager — BlWy Day Doug Bowman Jeff Former Rod Skeen, Doug Caylor, Scott Plass, Mike Ranney, Sean Clemens. Manager — Steve Ricketts Second Row: James Herring. Kevin Marshall. Tom Tinkle, Richard Chelf. David Hackett, Sam Myers, Mike Beard. Jeff Schooler, Todd Jones, Lucien Perras, Todd Stanley, Brian Martin Third Row: Mike McElwee, Joe Osborne, Brian Lancaster. Mike Vann, Don Lamb, Jason Quelhorst, Robert Campbell. Jeff Toole. Doug Peebles. David Brown. Brian Boyland Fourth ffoiv; coach — Mr. Wilhoite. David McKenzie, Greg Burnell. Don Clark. Chris Meek, Joe Klingler. Mike Love, David Hedges. Tim Welch, coach — Mr. Psikula •JBAN [eANO i ' jiymm mm! ,1 , a m7 ' r S f , .. jeaov y § L k .di h ' S L ' %J The 1983-84 Reserve Football team, led by captains Joe Osborne and Brian Boy- land, started their struggling, exhausting season with some inexperienced and young players. For these reasons the first three games were downfalls. The squad then got their act together and were on a winning streak for four games then losing the last ending with a 4-4 record. Joe Os- borne was noted for his fine playing ability against Crawfordsville when he made a 30 yard run, then ran for the two extra points. He also had two interceptions. The coaches, Bob Wilhite and Steve Psikula hope for another challenging team next year. Reserve Football — First Row: Joe Osborne. David McKenzie. Doug Bowman, Jeff Fortner. Rod Skeen, Mike Ranney, David Hackett. Second Row: Steve Ricketts, Brian Lancaster, Mike Vann. Brian Boyland. Mike Love, Manager Billy Day. Third Row: Coach Bob Wilhite, Doug Kaylor, Scott Plass, David Hedges, Chris Meek, Don Lamb, Sean Clemens, Coach Steve Psikula. % i 1 -: B W m m i f rhAs 9 i.t The 1983-84 freshman football team, led by captains Darin McElwee and Mike Har- ios, began the season as a slow, inexperi- enced squad. After much hard running, drilling, and endless practices. Coaches Jim Immel and Bill Bowen helped their boys with a 2-5 record. One game to re- member is the Frankfort game. With no fumbles, no interceptions and only one five-yard penalty, the Tigers won. The team ' s other win was against Crawfords- ville. Both coaches hope to have a more successful ' 84 season, but they also hope to have players with the same attitude as this year ' s squad. Freshman Football — First Row: Andy Franklin, Tom Richardson. Mike Harlos, Darin McElwee. Dan Bimrose. Len McPherson. Second Row: Steve Dodson, Gary Cobb, Ty Mantooth, Darin Meal. Frank Breedlove. Third Row: Jeff Castetter. Tommy Hale, Greg Turner, Kirk Martin. Matt Herring, Fourth Row: Coach Bill Bowen and Coach Jim Immel. tumi X i -EBA, Cross Country: After long hard practices all summer the team had a good season. Coached by Dave Hedges and Captain Joe Venezia, and Co-Captain Bob Duff the team gave their all. Joe led the team once again this year, adding enthusiasm and success to the small, but spirited team. The team holds its meets in the Lebanon Park. If you happen to have been driving by. you would have seen them, perspiring and running hard. They had a better turn-out at meets this season. Cross Country is becoming stronger at LHS and a new team at LMS will add to the team in upcoming years. On your mark, get set, GO! Joe anticipates the finish line. Cross Country: First row; Rod Dale. Mark Headley, Joe Vene Newman. Sean Sloan, Norman Eavey Clint Campbell. Ken Proctor. John Kouns. Second Row: Bob Duff. Brad Jedwabny. Gary Varsity Volleyball — Kay Sheets. Second Missy Stapleton, ■ First Row: Tracy Autrey, Kendra Morton. Kim Billeter, Vickie Sloan. Cindy Barrickman, Row: Amalie Niednagel, Kathi Rigterink. Donita Mine, Bonnie Lantz. Third Row: Lisa Cline. A - . iKXneoftli e p- f ' lA JS. JE .g, fi ji t .... t XiM. n... ,. , 9 .«il9,, ' iiSOj, i. 45, . 4 V Reserve Volleybai! — First Row: Brooke Farris. Lisa Adair, Angie Copeland. Erica Zarychta. Lisa Dronzek, Rhonda Allen, Jerri Susong. Second Row; Coach Vansickle, Kim Weaver, Sherry Harlos, Chris Spackman, Melissa Starkey, debbie Isenhower, Veronica Orosco, Lisa Perrine, Vickie Culver, Manager. The 1983 girls volleyball team ended their season with an even 7 wins and 7 losses. The team began the season slow while Coach Betty Vansickle worked to find the right combinations. Team cap- tains, who kept up team spirit, were Donita Hine and Cindy Barrickman, both juniors. The girl ' s record may have ended even, but their desire to work hard and keep up enthusiasm was 100%. The reserve squad ended their season with 6 wins and 7 losses. Some outstand- ing players this year were Melissa Starkey, Rhonda Allen, and Chris Spackman. 1 1_ GIRLS GOLF: Coached by Mr. Dave Ste- phens, the girls golf team ended the season with a record of seven wins and four loses. They slightly improved their record over last year, with two more wins. The team consisted of mainly underclassman, hav- ing only one senior, six juniors, one sopho- more and one freshman. Mary Spoylar shot the best average again this year with a nine hole average of Katy McClure was the next best with a average of The girl golf team came in eighth place out of eleven at sectionals. The team is planning a strong season next year with many experienced girls returning. fk and no play? Girls Golf — Back Row: Lisa Linton, Mary Spoylar, Lisa Taylor, Katie Obremskey, Kathy Sexton. Coach Dave Stephens. Front Row: Amy Anderson, Katie McClure, Susan Tanselle, Julie Young. Girls Swimming — The girls varsity swim team is coached by Amy Qillan. This season ended with 3 wins and 14 losses. The team finished in sectionals and 4th in the Sagamore Conference. Veteran swimmers this year helped the team ' s spirit immensely. Returning to the team, Sheryl Sanders had a great season capturing firsts along the way. Although Girls swimming is long over, all returning swimmers are eager to get back to the pool!! Swim team members include; Sheryl Sanders; Amy McCutchan; Melanie Hedges; Debbie Dickerson; Lisa Fregeau; Kim Nelson; Dawn Bennington; Coach Gillan; Karen Rigterink; Stephanie Psikula; Lori Sutton; Ayreka McGinley; Babette Zar- ychta: Mandy Smith; Jennifer Bowers; Sheila Juillerat; Lynn Jones; Stacy Psikula Y The boy ' s Tennis team, coached by Roy Flanary ended their season with 18 wins and 2 losses. Marty Heick was the leading singles player this year, while other varsity mem- bers were Craig Davidson, Jim Gerrard, Brent Keller, Mike Hensley, Brent Isen- hower and Kevin Amick. The 1983-84 tennis season was the best season the tennis team has ever recorded. The team will only be losing one senior player and should obtain as good a season next year, if not better. What do you mean 1 missed? Tennis Front Row: Brent iseniiower, Nick Giles. Scott Chinn. Mike Hensley, Nick Rubadeau, Jason Milam Row 2: Criag Davidson. Brent Keller. Marty Heick. Jim Garrard. Chad Oliphant. Matt Carney. Third Row: Coach Flanary. Dave Milam. Scott Sanders. Kevin Amick. Jay Albertson. Geoff Mukhtar. Back Row: Lisa Barrett. Jennifer McClaine, Kim Hendrickson. Lori Taylor. Middle Row: Katy McClure. Kim Reinke. Lisa Taylor. Chris Gill. Brooke Farris Front Row: Brenda Mansholt. Anita Williams. Sheryl Sanders. Julie Miller. Lisa Stevens The 1983-84 Swim Team finished with an outstanding swim. Coach Dave Ste- phens will have an excellent returning crew, only losing one senior. Captain Gary Hedges. Hedges led the team in morale along with swimming the second fastest time of L.H.S. history in the 100 yd. breast stroke. Scott Sanders, one of the team ' s strongest swimmers, now holds records in the 200 and 500 yd. free style and the 200 IM. Dave Amezcua set a new freshman record in the 100 breast stroke. Back Row: Jeff Titus, David Amezcua. Mike Nance. Kyle Shelburne. Rich Arens Front Row: Tim Popovitz, Dan Wells, Gary Hedges. Scott Sanders, Craig Howe, Dave Milam, Rodrigo Rosa. This year ' s varsity wrestling team under the direction of coach Vic Jones and assis- tant coach Jeff Burdine, had many tough workouts. Practices for an hour and half consisting of calisthenics interstate-squad wrestling, lifting weights, running, and on the practicing on the ropes. The 1983-1984 wrestlers had eight re- turning lettermen including Ken Proctor, Nick Giles, David Hawkins, Greg Hart, Da- vid Ford, Mike Beard, Todd Stanley and Scott Pell. Newcomer, freshman, Steve Dodson joined the varsity squad to help make this an excellent team. These athletes ended their season with seven wins and four losses. The Tigers finished second in the Sagamore Confer- ence. All varsity players competed at Sec- tionals. The first place winners were: Stan- ley, Hawkins, and Proctor. The second place winners were: Beard, Ford, Dodson, Jones, and Hart. Regional victors were Hawkins with a first and Proctor with a second. Hawkins also represented the Ti- gers at state competition. Front Rov Back Rov : Steve Dodson, David Hawkins. Ken Proctor. Nick Giles, Greg Hart, Jeff Hasfi, Man; : Mike Beard. Doug Moore, Kevin Stoner, Coach Vic Jones. Scott Pell, Todd Star iger Anita James, ley. Todd Jones. Front Row: Matt Klooz, Jeff Kaser, Phil Lane, Mark Kemna, Brent Stoner, Joe Caldwell. Back Row: Andy Chapman, Jeff Grimes, Steve Long, Coach Jeff Burdine, Glen Beasey, Greg Turner, Fritz Klooz. Back Row: Jana Bowen, Stephanie Psikula. Amy Kincaid Front Row: Mandi Cline, Donita Nine, Michelle Dye The Girls Basketball team ended their season with eight wins and nine losses. The girls began their season by being beat by a very tough Lafayette team. The Ti- gers who were considered the underdog in the game against Zionsville showed the Lebanon fans they had the ability to fight out a tough game and win. Junior Mary Spolyar kept up team spirit and contribut- ed on the boards and outside shooting. Sophomores Kim Billiter and Tracy Autrey also helped in the girls team effort. Next season the girls will have all their exper- ience coming back. Back Row: Mrs. Kincaid. Coach, Kim Billiter. Karia Sheiburne. Mary Spolyar. Cindy Barrickman, Vicki Slo Kathy Barrickman. Coach John Goodwin Front Row: manager Aylsea Belcher. Lauri Hootman. Tracy Autrey. Penny Pagett. Missie Hamke. Sh Harlos, manager This year ' s reserve girls team was coached by John Goodwin and Nancy Kin- caid. Consisting mainly of sophomores and freshmen, the Tigers had a season of gain- ing experience. Sophomore guards Beth McQinley, Amalie Niednagel and Missy Stapelton handled the ball in pressure situ- ations while freshman, Melissa or Mit Starkey worked hard under the basket to get open for the score. Back Row: Coach Kincaid, Mary Lee. Kristy Marquis, Katie Obremsky. Melissa Starkey, Amalie Niednagel, Kathy Padgett, Coach Goodwin, Front Row: Manager Sherri Harlos, Stacey Psikula, Kris Belknap, Missy Stapelton, Julie Young. Manager Aylsea Belcher. GBB Cheerleaders: Jennifer Hardin, Kim Blanton, Kathy Rigteri The Varsity Basketball team finished a winning season being Sectional and Re- gional Champions and Semi-State Fina- lists. Eddie Schilling, Joe Klingler and Jeff Lin ton made the Semi-State Team. The Lebanon Varsity Basketball team, coached by Jim Rosenstihl, took off to an- other excellent season losing only to top teams such as McKinley, ranked number two in the nation. Senior Scott Wood con- tinually amazed the fans with his excellent shots from all ranges. Eddie Schilling han- dled the ball in tough situations and set up many of the plays and occasionally took the outside jumper. Mark Starkey and ju- nior Todd Byrd helped the team out by grabbing the offensive rebound and putting up the ten footer for the score. Junior Joe Klingler did a fantastic job by keeping the team aggressive, running plays and shoot- ing an excellent percentage. Back Row: Asst. Coach Dave Carney, Todd Byrd, Mark Starkey. Greg Burneli. Scott Wood. Jeft Moster, Eddie Schilling, Coach Rosenstihl Front Row: Brett McQuern trainer, Steve Spolyar, Joe Klingler, J.B. Belknap, Mark Artman, Jeff Linton A fantastic season was acconnplished for a talented reserve team. Players giving outstanding performances were juniors J.B. Belknap, Don Clark, Doug Peebles, Jeff Moster and Bob Duff. Another out- standing member was sophomore Mike Wood. The team had an overall well round- ed team. The experience and strength from the reserve team should contribute to an- other strong varsity season next year. row one: Shawn Clemens. Scott Osborne, Mike Wood, Don Clark, Doug Peebles, row two: Sean Sloan, Jeff Linton. Jeff Moster. Chris Reese, Bob Duff Coach Ken Recher led the freshman team through a successful season. The team worked hard in practice and gained experience through out the season. Players who contributed to the team effort with outstanding performances were Rick Kus- ter and Jim Buchanan. Row One: Rick Kuster, Mike Harlos, Kirk Martin, Glen McPherson. Doug Pedersen, Scott Morton, David Milam, Row Two: Clint Campbell mgr.. Jay Wood, Jeff Castetter, Mark Davis, Larry Williams, John Boggess, Jim Bucfiannon, Scott Chinn, Ken Recher coach. GIRLS GOLF — Var ity LHS OPP W. Lafayette i nvit. Frankfort 229 235 Ben Davis 222 267 Lafayette 2!8 175 Perry Meridian 226 207 Pike 221 242 Carmel rained out Speedway forfeit Noblesviile rained out W. Lafayette 223 119 McCutcheon forfit Sectional placed 8th out of 1 1 VOLLEYBALL - - Jr. Varsity Scores Hamilton Heights 1215. 15-12. 7-15. Decatur Central No game Frankfort 15-7. 14-12 Clinton Central 2 15.13 15 Plainfield 9-15. 1510. 15-10 Indianapolis Ritter 14-16. 15 11. 156 Brebuef 815. 12-15 Brownsburg 815. 12-15 West Lafayette 7-15. 7-15 Morth Montgomery 3-15. 15-9, 1015 Zionsville 15-6. 12 15. 15-10 Crawfordsville 11 15. 155. 155 Western Boone 15-4. 17-15 Avon 515. 15-17 GIRLS SWIMMirSG Western Boone Invitational LHS OPP. Brownsburg 62 65 Brebeuf 64 110 Pike 114 37 North Montgomery 66 100 Decatur Central 75 97 Western Boone 84 85 Frankfort 71 98 Warren Central 65 89 Lafayette Catholic 75 93 Southmont 71 103 Sagamore Conference at Fra ikfort 74 98 Zionsville 2nd Sagamore Conference at Fra •ikfort 60 82 Carmel 3rd West Lafayette 49 119 Speedway 60 108 Harrison 97 93 Sectional 63 Last 89 GIRLS GOLF — RESERVE LHS OPP. W. Lafayette Inv t. Frankfort 299 246 Ben Davis 124 206 Lafayette 264 223 Perry Meridian — — Pike — — Carmel rained out Speedway forfit Moblesville rained out IW. Lafayette — — McCutheon forfit Sectional placed 8th out of 1 1 GIRLS TRACK LHS OPP. Frankfort 86 19 Brebeuf 63 ' , 41 ' -.- Crawfordsville 49 56 Moblesville 60 45 Carmel 48 57 Boone Co. at WeBo 58 W. 32 Z. 44 Sagamore at North Mor t. 3rd — 106 Lawrence North 42 North Montgomery 38 L.N.-52 ' :.C.39 Western Boone 63 N.M.-68.C.P 29 Brownsburg 72 42 Sectional 2nd 33 GIRLS TENNIS LHS OPP. Western Boone 5 Pike 2 3 Harrison 1 4 West Lafayette 3 2 Crawfordsville 3 2 North Montgomery 5 Zionsville 2 3 Noblesviile 3 2 Frankfort 2 3 McCutcheon 3 2 Southmont 3 2 Brownsburg 3 2 Doubles Invitational rained ol t Danville ' 4 1 Avon 3 2 Attica 4 1 Lafayette Jeff 1 4 Girls Reserve Basketball LHS OPP. Harrison 12 37 Zionsville 12 16 W Lafayette 27 32 N Montgomery 31 17 Kokomo 30 15 Pike 41 23 Brownsburg 25 30 Greencastle 30 20 Crawfordsville 23 20 Brebeuf 24 25 Westfield 35 12 Frankfort 32 25 S Montgomery 22 21 W Boone 22 8 Northwest Indpis 26 34 Noblesviile 27 21 Carmel 19 29 LHS OPP Girls Varsity Basketball Harrison 40 63 Zionsville 42 38 W Lafayette 33 58 N Montgomery 33 39 Kokomo 42 39 Pike 42 39 Brownsburg 38 49 Greencastle 33 45 Crawfordsville 45 37 Brebeuf 20 42 WEstfield 45 28 Frankfort 45 41 S Montgomery 36 32 W. Boone 31 27 Northwest Indpis 28 49 Noblesviile 34 57 Carmel Sectional 1st game 41 37 N. Montgomery 2nd game 35 39 S. Montgomery BOYS GOLF LHS OPP. North Montgomery 360 403 West Lafayette 315 370 Anderson Tourney 3rd — 328 Lebanon Invitation 2nd — 155 Brownsburg-Zionsville 3rd — 312 Madison Heights 315 373 Crawfordsville 323 334 Noblesviile Invitational fourth Brownsburg Invitational 8th Frankfort 310 North Central Chatard 307 354 Logansport 322 309 LaPorte Invitational 8th Sagamore at Frankfort lst-315 Western Boone 313 370 Mooresville 300 340 Sectionals — 1st Regionals — 4th Semi State — 8 out of 9 in State State — 8 out of 9 in State VARSITY FOOTBALL LHS OPPOINEMT 1 Franklin Central 7 12 Western Boone 17 rS, Montgomery 14 McCutcheon 21 43 Crawfordsville 7 5 Harrison 6 23 Frankfort 18 Franklin 40 12 Brownsburg 7 10 Cathedral 10 14 CROSS COUNTRY LHS OPPONENT Rossville 23 33 Chatard 43 17 Zionsville 37 19 N Mont. Invit 7th McCutcheon Frankfort 3rd at Lebanon Western Boone 30 25 Boone County at Zionsv Me 3rd Sagamore at Crawfordsv ilie 6th Noblesville 45 16 Frankfort Invit 5th Crawfordsville 36 20 Sectional 9th RESERVE FOOTBALL LHS OPPONENT N, Montgomery 8 14 Crawfordsville 20 8 Noblesville 6 (half time) Brownsburg 12 14 Danville 6 33 Frankfort 14 6 Western Boone 14 6 Lafayette Catholic 22 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL LHS OPPONENT Danville 7 14 N Montgomery 12 14 Westfield 14 Brebeuf 14 23 Frankfort 26 14 Noblesville 30 Crawfordsville 20 6 Brownsburg 14 BOYS TRACK LHS OPPONENT North Montgomery 72 54 Crawfordsville 82 36 Decatur 62 65 Northwest 45 78 Boone Co. at Lebano n 68 ' .. Z ville — 54, Webo — 35 ' ; Brownsburg 35 10 Frankfort Relays 82 Frankfort 104 25 Brebeuf Cancelled Avon 86 41 Noblesville Sagamore at First Place Crawfordsville Sectional BOYS TENNIS LHS OPPONENT Avon 4 1 Speedway 3 2 Lebanon Invit. 5 Ben Davis 5 Western Boone 5 Crawfordsville 3 2 Frankfort 4 Noblesville 4 Indianapolis Northi vest 4 Plainfield 5 Zionsville 4 Brownsburg 4 Danville 5 N. Montgomery 4 Sectional 4 Boys Vars ity Ba sketball LHS OPPONENT | Double Header 72 62 Sheridan 59 47 Carmel 55 48 Crawfordsville 62 35 Western Boone 47 45 Indpls. Ritter 78 47 Ohio 1 St qan ne 60 37 2 id gan ne 47 80 Harrison 73 59 Frankfort 68 61 Kokomo 66 50 Lafayette 68 56 Plainfield 57 58 Attica 89 58 Logansport 63 47 North Montgomery South Ben Riley Boys Reserve Bas ketball LHS OPPONENT 1 Sheridan 75 19 Carmel 48 32 Western Boone 68 36 Crawfordsville 65 40 Ritter 48 46 Harrison 39 38 Frankfort 37 38 McCutheon 72 39 Cville 49 43 Kokomo 56 15 Lafayette Jeff 45 30 Plainfield 55 19 Attica 60 30 Logansport 63 34 Brownsburg 53 35 Avon 41 35 Muncie Central 28 30 Boy s Freshn nen Basketball LHS OPPOMEMT | Tri-West 48 28 Cathedral 49 36 Brownsburg 44 39 Ben Davis 25 42 Sheridan 56 24 Zionsville 42 33 Danville 52 51 Kokomo Haworth 33 29 Kokomo 48 34 Ritter 54 34 Carmel Clay 34 38 Brownsburg 47 38 Crawfordsville 47 37 Western Boone 44 23 Noblesville 30 51 Crawfordsville 47 32 Carmel 57 53 North Montgom ery 45 31 Pike 33 44 Frankfort 51 34 The sponsor of the LHS Cheerleaders is Peggy Hulse. Many hours of hard work are put into the cheerleaders ' program by both the cheerleaders and Miss Hulse. During the summer, the girls practiced and attended camp. The cheerleaders brought home many honors including the spirit stick and the varsity won the final competition at camp. The varsity squad also placed third at the Marion County Fair and third at the State Fair beating out 86 other squads. Varsity Cheerleaders: Brenda Mansholt, Jane Ann Breediove, Lisa Linton. Sheryl Sanders, Amy Anderson. Reserve Cheerleade olds. Mary Lee. : Jinge Amy McCutcheon, Tiffany Powell. Mindy Reyn- Freshman Cheerleaders: Jenny Reckel, Julie Breediove. Debbie Dickerson, Katie Obremskey, Stacy Psikula. nf: LCSC Management School Board — Sharon A Walker: Secretary. Michael K Click: Vice President. Robert T Lamb President. Susan K Luse: Gerald L Padgett Robert D McFrye Superentendent Dr David M Hutton Assistant Superentendent Secretaries — Betty Vanek: Dee Miller: Lois Jones: Ruth Lucas: Margaret Neese Darrell R Hoyer Director of Instruction LHS Administration Once again. Mr. Victor Combs was this year ' s principal. This is his ninth year at Lebanon and his seventh as principal. The assistant principals are Mr. Roger Lochmueller and Mr. Will Pullins, who take care of student discipline, student conflicts, and student activities. Al Crawford, Susan Magee, and Judy Cunningham are the guidance counselers while Mrs. McConnaha is their secretary. Mrs. Marilyn Haughton. Mrs. Betty Whitlatch and Mrs. Betty Vansickle are the secretaries in the office, while Mrs. Janie Reynolds runs the attendance office Al Crawford Judy Cunninghan Susan Magee Donna McConnaha Betty Whitlatch Marilyn Haughto Betty Vansickle Janie Reynolds r Math Department r Mrs Wilhite giving her all for the cause of square roots. The Math Department has made quite a few changes over the last year The computer classes were expanded to meet the popular demand of the students. Because of this demand, Mr. Dave Stephens, who usually never strays away from the business department, taught three computer classes this year. Mr. Ste- phens was not the only one who strayed a bit, Mr. James Bogan taught two math courses this year also. The big personal change in the Math Department this year was Mrs, Debbie Heck, who replaced Mrs. Gwen Hopkins. The courses taught in Math start with Algebra and go all the way up to analytic geometry. In today ' s world of growing technol- ogy these math skills which you learn now will become very important. Many of our teachers feel that there is still not enough math taught because there is not enough time in the day. ) SI Debbie Heck Larry Zickn English Department This is a classroom not a photography studi( The English department took on some changes this year. Mrs. Sally Tanselle joined the staff and Mrs. Nancy Servies became the communi- cations teacher. The academic concerns of the English Department are basically the areas of grammar, vocabulary, spell- ing and literature. Several specific goals were set by the English teachers. They emphasized the im portance of composing thoughts and organizing ideas. Students studied such topics as writing techniques, paragraph development and the writ- ing of research papers. Reading is something which stu- dents are not always enthusiastic about, although the English teachers do their best to make all the short- stories and novels as exciting as pos- sible. English is essential for those sen- iors who are planning to attend col- lege. Seniors prepare themselves for the future by increasing their knowl- edge in the field of English. Mary Brc Judy Everhart Gerald Manuel Jeannie Martin Nancy Ser Sally Tanselle Business Department Hey! Hey Hey ' It ' s show time ' Mr Diligence in action Are ttlese the true feelings Lucien has for account- i l ipt ! ' :--. tv mr ' iu. v-? The Business Department offers a variety of courses for those students interested in finding employment in the field of business after finishing their high school education. The Business Depart- ment strove to train the students efficiently. Banking procedures and expenditure records were stressed upon bookkeepers, as well as the fundamentals of neatness, accounting, accuracy and businesslike manners. Dictation and the structures of words were introduced to ste- nography students. Future secretaries were trained in typing skills and shorthand. Typists learned models of business arms and how to type with speed. On the job training, provided by COE, was offered to interested students. This co-op program has proven worthwhile to both the students and the employers. Judy Cunningham Bob Fleener Twylamay Hash Dave Stephens Social Studies Then it became a law, etc. etc. etc. Cat got your tongue? Bill Denney ' ' . K — John GocxJu David Hedges Social Studies places empliasis on understanding man in rela- tion to his society and surroundings in the past and the future. Government explains the Bill of Rights. The Amendments to the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence in a more extensive way than in CIS. History. Economics keeps us up to date with the hustle and bustle of the way our nation runs by the use of the dollar. Psychology show us how man works and why man works the way he does in relation to his mental well being. World History and American History show us the past, and the beginnings of many European countries. Asia, and America. Seminar is an honors course which studies the philosophies of governments of yesterday and today. Margaret OBn Sieve Psikula Carl Riggs 1 1 _ Science And Foreign Language Department ys helpful. James Bogan Damon Cates The Science Department upheld that theories are devised from the observed occurence and calculations of research. Courses in chemistry and physics furnish a basis for those students who are concerned with gaining knowledge of the more advanced phi- losophies of science. In addition biology, earth science, and general science were offered to the students. These courses dealt with plant and animal life, the earth and its raw-materials, and essential laboratory experiments. Recognizing the need for Foreign Language in our ever changing world, the Foreign Language Depart- ment gave its best effort to aid stu- dents in becoming voluble in French, German, and Spanish. Students realize now that at least two years of the same foreign lan- guage are reguired to enter most col- leges Grammar, cultures, ways of life, beliefs and values of the people were stressed. Again this year the different For- eign Languages are combining to- gether in one group for the Foreign Language Club. Amy Gillan James Minor Roy Wood Nancy Hendrickson Kathleen Hus Home Ec. And Industrial Arts Department Larry Brown James Immel The industrial arts department is lieaded by Mr. Orr. The Home-Ec de- partment is handled by Mrs. Shipley. In Industrial arts students were taught how to repair, clean and do check ups on cars. They also learned how to work with wood, how to weld, and the various printing techniques. Mr, Orr also teaches drafting. The entire Industrial Arts depart- ment ' s aim is to introduce skills in which a student can advance. In Home-Ec students learned how to sew. cook, and run a house the way one should be run. They learn discipline in the kitchen which helps in everyday life. The students, under the guidance of Vicky Zickmund and Janet Skipley, served a traditional Thanksgiving luncheon to staff mem- bers. Janet Shipley Vicky Zickmund Classes For Personal Growth Pride and dedication are put forth by all of the students enrolled in music and art classes. These students not only dis- play their talents for the school, but for the whole community as well. After many long hours of intense re- hearsal and hard work, the music stu- dents presented the musical Carousel and a midwinter concert. The Tiger Pride Band, directed by Scott Robbins, took a five day trip to Florida. While they were there, they took in such sights as Sea World, the Epoct Center, and they marched in a parade at the Magic Kingdom. Keeping physically fit was a major goal of the students in gym classes. The development of individual skills were obtained by each student. Substance Abuse classes learned all about drugs and their effects on people. Students were taught the dangers of drugs and how they can harm the body physically and emotionally. Mr. James Rosenstihl served as the head coach of the varsity basketball team and a drivers education instructor. The athletic director position was shared this year. Miss Magee served as the director for the girls and Mr. Loch- muller served as the director for the boys. Assisting both Miss Magee and Mr. Lochmuller was Marilyn Davis. She or- ganized records, set up appointments and helped with ticket sales. The Art Department headed by Mrs. Lochmuller has been successful in deco- rating LHS, adding a different environ- ment to spice up school life. Nancy Kincaid Pam Lochmueller Betty Lyons Susan Magee Scott Robbins Larry Schmit Roger Lochmueller Marilyn Davi; Special Resource It ' s rather hard to sleep and read at the same time! I« - fi jm- 1 RnucD W] M PI n nn.rmt 1 9|l 1 II ,. 1 In- Marilyn Meese Carolyn Gant The Special Resource area is made up of various skilled personel The W.E.C.E.P. and special education fa- cilities are headed by Mr. Reed, Mrs. Neese and Mr. Wolf respectively. Carolyn Gant is an important part of the special education department be- cause of her tremendous help and devotion all year long. Together they try to teach students basic studies which will help them in the class- room and out. The speech and hearing depart- ment is run by Mrs. Million and Mrs. Bramblett, who both test and tutor students. Mrs. Cassell runs the clinic with a high level of enthusiasm. She is al- ways kept busy with the many stu- dents who cross her path with one sort of problem or another. Martha Westfall Donna Cassell Mary Brown Leaves After 27 Years Mrs. Brown taught at Lebanon High School for twenty- seven years. She taught Social Studies and Freshman Eng- lish. She also sponsored Forensic, Speech and Debate teams. Mrs. Brown attended Whitestown High School and went to Ball State University in Muncie. She has always been well respected by her students and her fellow teachers. When asked what her future plans are she said I am going to travel with my husband and do what I want to do. Mrs. Brown brought successful teaching to LHS. She has given full attention to her profession for many years, playing an important part in the leadership role at LHS. This is something which is very essential to the success of LHS. •57 Beverly Hershman Retires Mrs. Hershman taught school for many years. She started in elementary school to a counselor in the guidance department at Lebanon Middle School. She then came to LHS to help and coun- cil in our department. Mrs. Hershman left LHS for health reasons and we all wish her the best of luck. Cooks And Custodians Paula Mabbitt. Jewel Johnson. Frances Tinkle. Diana Love. Lorna Shafer, Phylli? Warren, Therasa Edwards. Sally Shepherd, Vivian Sheets, Patty Beck, Phyllis Edwards . 7 - WV ' -J! :.2i T V J ' The Cooks and Custodians : ; ■ ' • ' ' ' ri ' -. -fi.=-- • Z ' ' 4a adapted well to the new look of the cafeteria and have done a fine job in keeping LHS clean and providing wholesome nches for the students. Dianna Francher, Norma Langolf. Ivan Smith. Betty Williams. Pat Vest 1 1 _ Natural Juices Health Beauty Aids INTERSTATE SHELL Open 24 Hours Shellzone Groceries Fire Ice Motor Oil INDIANA UNITED METHODIST CHILDREN ' S HOME Serving Boys And Girls Since 1915 MODERN CLEANERS 215 W. Washington St. MYERS MORTGARY Lebanon, Indiana 482-0310 1502 N Lebanon St. 55 N Main St. Zionsviiie Indiana 873-5885 Fine Dry Cleaning 482-0620 Our Fannily Dedicated To Serving Your Needs In Funeral Service Since 1947 Fast Service Drive-up Window Pick Gp And Delivery J.C. PENNEY CO. HOWARD ' S LAWN GARDEN Clothing For Northside Standard The Whole Family 2120 N Lebanon St. Open Sunday 1-5 Phone: 482-1300 We Will Service Your Lebanon, Indiana Lawn Garden Equipment Your Car Too Toro Snapper Echo Stih! GENE LEWIS FORD c lFORD FORD SALES AND SERVICE 1515 Indianapolis Avenue Phone: 482-0170 Escort, Tempo Mustang, T-Bird LTD Crown Victoria MJ ' s SPICE RACK HI NORTH MERIDIANS LEBANON IND PH (317)482 641 • s ar[A Li L. PIONEER PRINTING COMPANY 115 West North Street Lebanon Phone: 482-4340 Serving The Comnnunity For 110 Years OAK HILL CEMETARY 935 East Washington St. Phone: 482-4140 THE REPORTER Strong Minds Are Build From Tiie Opinions Of Others I ! LD Witmer I INCAID [(IIRVSLtRj Dodge Tmhs niRYSIKH Dodge Tnichs S. Kincaid, J. Dickerson TRIANGLE ASPHALT PAVING CORP, 1301 Lafayette Avenue Lebanon, Indiana 46052 482-5071 All Types Of Asphalt Construction PAlNT-rS-PAPER N-PANEL-N-PLACE 213-215 N Lebanon St 482-7070 Craig, Anthony, Adam, Eve Ula Qaha GEISLER TROCKING INC. 1320 S. 100 E Lebanon, Indiana Phone: 482-6766 Karia Shelburne, Melinda Geisler BERTSH FOOD SERVICE 106 E Superior 482-4570 BERTSCH FOOOSERVICE Corporate OH,. Warsaw India. I NOMAS 1 KAIL 106 EAST SUPERIOR LEBANON INDIANA 46052 PHONE 13171 482 4370 GBEEifi. We Deliver 7 Days Week ZEVX 1101 N Meridian On The Square Phone: 482-7777 PIZZA KING Open Every Night At 4:00 Close 11:00 On Sunday, Monday Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday Open Till 12:00 Friday, Saturday Open 11:00-1:00 Mon Thru. Sat. BOB ' S CAR WASH 320 East Main Street Lebanon, IN 46052 Phone 482-1330 Bob Myers CONSTRUCTION CONSULTANTS OF IN 124 E Washington-Lawler BIdg. Lebanon, IN Office: 482-5410 Don Brandenburg ACE HARDWARE 1404 W South St. Lebanon, Indiana 46052 Tools, Paints, Hardware, Garden Supplies Plumbing Electrical Supplies Rod Lawrence Jones L R ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE COMPLETE MOTOR REPAIRING COMMERCIAL WIRING NEW AND USED MOTORS LEBANON. IND. 401 W NOBLE ST, 482-4720 J R USED CARS 905 Indianapolis Ave 4826279 HAIR DESIGNS By C.J. Co. 210 E Main St. 482-1366 Mon-Sat LEBANON AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 4824730 K-MART 2310 N Lebanon 482-6170 F ' l l Compliments Of PJ ' S DAIRY AMD MEAT 482-7079 Brian Bean and Rod Dale John T. Hurst JONTEE PHOTO 1 13 S. Meridian Lebanon, IN 482-7466 C D LAWN MOWER SALES SERVICE Wheel Horse Dixon 845 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, Indiana 482- 1850 HAIR — HIS HERS Meridian Street 482-6135 Harry Ashworth Barry Ashworth JITIZENS i]ANK ' Y ' rUST COMPANY Of Lf ANON. INDIANA Main Office 202 E. Washington, Lebanon Branches 1514 W. South St, Lebanon 136 Barnes St., Whitestown Mike Young ROYAL CLEANERS LAGNDRY Complete Clothing Care Center 503 W Main St. Phone: 482-2820 ROBERTS BATTERY ELECTRIC 117 W. South St. Lebanon, Indiana 482-3680 STRAWMEYER GAS ELECTRIC 114 S Meridian St. Lebanon, IN 46052 Phone 482-0760 Good Luck To The Class Of ' 84 GOLDEN MANOR HEALTH CARE CENTER, INC. Comprehensive Care Perry- Worth Rd. Phone — 482-6391 m ED COONEY ASSOC. REALTORS INVESTMENTS -APPRAISALS -CD MMCRCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY JZ7W. MditdA an St. 1016 E. Ma n S- Lebanon BxoMyu bLbn.q 4 2-2450 S52-6344 Euqzn S MonzeX e Soud u, OwndU • ALL YOUR OFFICE NEEDS • FARRIS STANDARD SERVICE, INC. Front Wheel Alignment 482-1172: 482-4971 XEROX. HERSCHELL ' S HOGSE OF APPLIANCES West Washington Phone — 482-5260 BOONE HARDWARE GIFTS One Of Lebanon ' s Most Complete Hardware Stores 482-1175 Gary Hedges, Anita dinger We honor West Side of Square 124 N Lebanon Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 DUFF FARM MANAGEMENT SERVICE, INC. BOWERS ELECTRIC APPLE SHOE STORE Candies Levis THE RAQGET CLGB CONTINENTAL BODY SHOP 513 W Main St Lebanon, IM 482-7171 When Quality Counts Count On Continental COMMERCIAL FILTERS A SOHIO CO, Serving All Industrial Makers (And Domestic) With Flufo Filters, Honan — Crane Filters And Delpark Filters Lebanon, Indiana Michelle Hight; Paula Breedlove RGSSELL HITCH FUNERAL HOME Phone 482-1980 Lebanon . . . Thomtown Beth Bartlett J LEBANON NURSING HOME 301 W. Essex 482-1950 - Js- - y- Chadd Wheat standard HOME OWNED • HOME OPERATED food stores BRUNES REALTY 1121 5. Lebanon Str.ot LEBANON, INDIANA 46052 PHONE 482-2150 Real Estate Mortage Loans Appraisals FHA VA Brian McQuem Lucille Wood m Gerald. Jinger Julie Young MODERN BARBER SHOP COMPLETE STYLING MEN WOMEN ' S CUTS BODY PERMS HAIRPIECES v - ' A ■ « YoiwK. Ow,i,;-opnaln, ' E,l SirmMincr Bnih Oiniphrll Dfhhv Stiinlrr FOR APPOINTMENT Phone: (317) 482-7732 202 Sdulh Lebanon Sl Lebanon, IN 46052 Summerville, Acton Douglas 124 E Washington St. 482-7923 Auctioneers OFFICE SUPPLY :C llJIJ:M.hC V • ALL YOUR OFFICE NEEDS • SHAW WALKER HON, AU STEEL, CRAMER EXECUTIVE FURNITURE • IND CHAIBS DESKS • BUSINESS FORMS • MIMEO SUPPLIES • DUPLICATOR SUPPUES • RUBBER STAMPS • ATTACHE CASES « BINDERS CARBON LEBANON Eugene S Monzelle Souden, Owners aZ-Bou DELIVERY AVAILABLE 482-2450 127 N. MERIDIAN ST. SPARKLE KLEEN LAUDROMAT 1317 W. Soufh Street 602 West Lebanon, IN Phone: 482-0535 Self Service Dry Cleaning 2-45 Lb. Woshers Largest In Do( County Free Pick Up And Delivery Dill And Pot Rex H H AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Machine Shop Service 1212 W. Main St Phone: 482-1180 iMT -r pi ■ ' • r ®-;- ■Km w -mm . - ' .- J m ill MOUNTS Phone: 482-1130 Flowers For All Occasions We Telegraph Flowers Brian McQuern THE JACKSON- McCORMICK AGENCY All Forms Of Insurance Traditionally Dependable Progressively Modern E AND W STAR PHARMACY St Rd. 39 South Phone: 482-4360 ADLERS Lebanon Phone: 482-0780 p. Bleedlove, M. Hight MCCLGRE INSURANCE INC 123 E. Main St. Lebanon, IN 46052 Tom McClure — Susan Johns Katy Tom McClure LARR EQUIPMENT INC International Harvester Farm Equipment and Trucks SALES — PARTS — SERVICE Paula Anne Bleedlove OL J ciir air li.S luiuilil (tl i ' lronolllitn BEAUTY ACADEMY INC lEBANON INDi; ' ESTFIELD. INDIANA 46074 •o o o o o o o o O THE MOVIE STORE Q •o o o o o o o MOVIE SALES RENTALS VHS BETA BLANK TAPE AND ACCESSORIES MEMBERSHIPS 482-0055 2214 N. LEBANON ST NORTH FIELD SHOPPING CENTER Mike Pat Shoemaker BOONE MUTUAL AGENCY Lebanon, Indiana 46052 Phone: 482-0640 Fashion Fabrics Cotton X-Stitching Quilting Stenciling All Notions Classes And Workshops BOON COUNl REM( REMC Boone County REMC ' s Aim Is To Make Energy Available To Its Members The Lowest Cost Consistent With Sound Econonny And Good Management To Economicallyj Maintain Your Home We Encourage Maximum Insulation Lynn Black, Cindy Hight. Traci Mustin ANDERSON - STOOKEY INC. 102 Lafayette Avenue Lebanon, Indiana 46052 Business (317) 482-5530 Residence (317) 482-1433 GEORGE F. ANDERSON Broker - Manager Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated Onlui Each Office Independently Owned 2 t5( EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Amy Mr. Anderson TANSELLE ' S MARKET 215 W Chicago 482-5820 A Family Market Susan Jack Tanselle RICHARD BENNETT FGRNITGRE 216 W Main St Store Hours: Monday-Saturday 9 AM-To-6 PN Friday 9 AM- 9 PM Amalie Niednagel Did you know koalas seldom, if ever, drink? a] workers. Cfriified counselors, cnaplains, dieiidans— viduals spea[ically trained and licensed lo (real alcoholisi We now specialize in the treatment of adolescents. 1711 Lafayette Ave., Lebanon. IM TITOS PASTRY SHOP Made The Old Fashioned Way Remember Gs .. . For Your Special Meeting And Parties You Can ' t Serve Any- thing More Delicious Than Fresh Donuts Or Fine Pastry 1 1 1 W. North Street DARNALL SONS COMMONWEALTH TITLE SERVICES OF BOONE COUNTY, INC. D B A DARNALL SONS. INC. 1 12 S. MERIDIAN ST. P O BOX 389 LEBANON, INDIANA 46052 SIESS-DGFF CO. INC. 1524 W South St. 482-2770 769-6124 Home Of Ford Tractor And Ford Equipment For Over 40 Years Because Of Outstanding Quality And Service LINTON OIL CO. 124 N Patterson 482-1710 Monica Woodard Lisa Linton CASE POWER AND EQUIPMENT [im PLEASED CUSTOMERS PLEASE US J. I. CASE AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL IMPLEMENTS 1316 West South Street Lebanon, Indiana PHONE 482-2303 halfacre nester 716 north meridian • p.o. box 184 lebanon, Indiana 46052 office: 482-1770 mcxe tfxin 40 years in ptjmbng, heotrng, and car conditioning sales and service milton m. nester 482-2294 richard m nester 482-2129 Tyler Nester ROBERTS FARM EQUIPMENT CO. INC. PARTS — SALES — SERVICE FOR FARM LAWN GARDEN 4821711 EXIT OFF 1-65 NORTH — 1501 INDPLS., AVE., LEBANON, IN, Scott ' s Hariey-Davidson I SCOTT S CYCLE SALES 1315 W South St PO 80x632 Road 32 west East of 1-65 IE«it ao Lebanon Indiana 46052 -v .:? -- -- ■ - - w- LEBANON IGA Open 24 Hours A Day For Your Shopping Convenience Bob Hinkle-Owner : Manager Dane James, David Hinkle Jeff Hester, Babette Zarychta, John Boone II _ r Carroll Dickerson Dickerson and Assoc. Agency 1309 West South Street. P.O. Box 725 Lebanon Indiana 46052 Complete Comprehensive Insurance Programs For Your Special Needs: Personal Commercial (317) 482-3395 Call Gs! We Want You In The Future Jeff Mr. Dickerson ' minute 217 N. Meridian St. Serving Lebanon And Boone County Suzi And Tim Maines THE LUMBER CENTER Pinnell — Metzger — Coombs Corporation 303 W. South Street 482-0600 Lebanon, IN 46052 f _ I I i I LL I LEBANON DAIRY QUEEN Dairii Queen Congratulations Class Of 84 2005 N. Lebanon St Lebanon, Indiana Jennifer Lee, Kim Logston, Brian Huckleberry, Stacey Shume Anne Temple 106 N. Lebanon St. f P O. Box 208 ? ' Lebanon, Ind. 4(052 Jane-Anne Julie Bleedlove Shelby Mulle ndole, Lisa Deakins AVON Congratulations Class Of 1984 h OW PLi MDUSraRBRIMSIED CHICKEN - - tTCNDEIUjOIUS )SALM (UlTMM e KE CWMA ' SHMIE£-aiMMS 3BWUC iN«UA-04DCQlNE-rMMn«IST TXNbatbC • KiSlRr DM LW OBt icnsoMeMOfKifiur LETUSCMtRIMRMEHrfWttCWBWN _ _ _ _ ' 482-1940 412:1993 Learn A Living Business Courses Traded Technical Health Careers Computer Science 310 N. Meridian, Leb. 482-6806 McDonalds of Lebanon Now Serving You In Two Great Locations 165 SR 32 At 2304 N Lebanon St A iUllS-CMiUJIIIUIS BARNEY JACKSON Owner JACKSON FARM SERVICE 1115 W SOUTH STREET LEBANON. INDIANA 46052 PHONE (317)482 4503 Jason Quellhorst i -iiimmmmmr ' : i ' mSfmr 1201 W. South St 752 Walnut St Lebanon, IN Frankfort, IN Phone: 482-4235 Phone 654-6463 Charley Stucker — Owner Catherine Reid — Sales Manager ONION FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Lebanon, Indiana Karen Boatman Mr. Boatman Famous Brand Menswear Levi Kennington Jantzen Van Heusen Haggar Campus 117 W. Main St Phone: 0301 Lebanon, IM 46052 BOONE COUNTY PLUMBING INC 417 Lafayette Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052 Phone: 482-3210 V BOONE COUNTY TIRE SERVICE Compare Our Prices Against The Rest And Then Come To Gs For The Best 107 Indianapolis Ave. 482-4287 IRVING MATERIALS INC. Phone: 482 5620 Lebanon, Indiana Ready Mix Concrete 416 W. South Street Tom Harris N Lebanon St 482-3515 Congrats To The Class Of 1984 Jones, Burgess, Gennaio Davis 120 North Lebanon West Side Square Phone: 482-1480 1887 — 97 Yrs. Of Dependable Service — 1984 — Auto — Farm, Residential — Marine — Buss- iness — Fidelity — Surety Bonds Mark Mr. Davis HARDEES V. Caylor, C. Feldt. E. Dulhanty. V. Porter, C. Lathem, J. Neal, T. Harness, K. Stahl, J. Herring Don Sloan Agency i ( m i it Farmers Insurance Group Home Auto Life Farm Business 200 S. Lebanon Lebanon, IN 46052 Phone: 482-3202 Chad, Bret, Sean, Don Sloan For A Better Deal Better Deal With M ' A Car And A Finance Plan To Fit Your Pocl etbool LENOX LINCOLN MERCGRY 328 West South Street Lebanon, Indiana 482-1350 873-3552 CHAD WARREN ■ JIM CLEMENS Free Estimates 482-7602 482-7862 BOONE CO. PAVING Lebanon, IM 46052 Driveways — Parking Lots Patching — Sealing B(JS. PHONE: 482-0144 CREDIT BGREAG Lebanon Credit Is Reflection Of Character And Integrity REAGAN ' S AUTO SERVICE Foreign and Domestic Auto Repair Paul H. Reagan Reagan ' s Auto Service, Inc. 922 Indianapolis Avenue Lebanon, IN 46052 (317)482-7660 o j Our DX Tijerjl r rorn vO ' - ' ' ' I (Qcrs KERN KIRTLEY HERR Custom Grinding Mixing Fertilizer • Seeds • Feeds • Grain • Hardware 5780 South 200 East Lebanon, IN 46052 l2i235I3lSflSiIia uper upport for Lebanon High School from E-Z RAKE, INC. LEBANON, INDIANA • LAWN VACUUMS • POWER RAKES • SPRAYERS H Foreman, L Danner, S Campbell, G Phillippo The Boone County ON THE SaUARE- LEBANON NORTHFIELD CENTER ADVANCE JAMESTOWN State Bank eagle VILLAGE-ZIONSVILLE Member Of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation V.L. PENNINGTON, INC. Bridge Contractors Pile Driving, Excavating Equipment Rental Dragline Or Hook Crane 10 50 Tons Corrugated Metal Pipe Specialized Hauling 6975 S. SR267 Lebanon (Fayette) Indiana Phone (317) 769-6175 Lisa Mrs Pennington HOME CARPETS Carpet Sales And Installation Large Selection Low Prices Steve Annie Smock 603 West South Lebanon, Indiana 482-0603 Lebanon High School Key Club ji Shiami, Amiga, K F Seniors Z-Club Seniors Of 1984 Anne Temple Pam Walker Anita Williams Colleen Feldt Erin Dulhanty Karen Dees Not Pictured: Tracey Hawkins. Lisa Linton, Kathy Bamckman — Pres., Sheryl Sande MAGIC MIRROR rHorthfield Shopping Center Open Monday Thru Saturday Six Operators To Serve You For Appointment Call 482-5031 BOONE CO. AGTO PARTS 421 Ransdell Rd Lebanon IN 482-5160 American Imported Parts Machine Shop Service Ditzlers Paints Supplies TAYLOR-SMOCK CO. Complete Home Furnishings Hwy. 39 IN Phone; 482-4240 3-D DISCOUNT STORES 2425 N Lebanon ,,, uji:hiJ i lN l f ffV thTirT BOONE COUNTY LIVESTOCK CENTER 1300 W. Main St. Lebanon IN 46052 Phone: 482-4163 679-5722 Judv Dane Walker And Deanna McGinley Congratulations Kathy Barrickman $1000 Scholarship Winner Sponsored By The Lebanon Jaycees And The Lebanon Jayshees DESIGINER COTS UrSLTD. Professional Styling Haircare For Men Women Open Tues-Sat Phone 482-0109 Wendell B. Iddings Attorney-At-Law PO Box 366 Bus; 482-1331 216 W.N. St. Res: 482-3211 Cedars The 1984 Yearbook Staff Thanks You For Your Support And Asks You For Your Continued Patronage. Mr Mrs Herman Winkler Mr Mrs Delue Akerman TOWN COUNTRY BEVERAGES Pennant Your LHS Newspaper Inforn Entertains — For Stuc ns, Specifically ents!! ■t- X X Autographs y ' . i Cr ' vP X -0 V Q 9 ' ■, r, y X Nj Jo cs: - ' - ' ' V V . ■ : : ' J :J ' X. [f . l :: yyy •O .. vs ■ v xt .; v , o r A ' r- ' -:3 - ' A. .vr x rX • . « On3 LHS After Hours If you have ever stayed after school, you can see teachers, students, and custodians working over-time to meet deadlines, schedules and catch up on the never-ending work. It takes an abundance of extra time and hard work to succeed. At one time or another we have all had to stay after hours. To the wrestler running more and more miles, to the swimmer who keeps on stroking after his muscles ache, to the guard group who stays after school to practice and comes in on Saturdays. Also, to the teacher who plans better and better material for the students, to the football player who lifts weights everyday even after the season has ended, to the long-distance runner who prepares all summer for a meet, to the chemistry student who studies forever for an exam, to the principal who works late on Sundays, to the band director who spends hours to prepare a field show — you are a special type of person who cares to be a success and has the something extra to make yourself better and represent LHS with pride and enthusiasm. Our school is a success because of the people. Without the extra work school would just be another building to walk into, do what is required, and leave. Success in high school does not have to end when you leave the place of learning. It has only just begun! .iMm ' Boosters Dorie Bob Langjahr D.W. Boyer M.D. Dr. Mrs. Richard Hall McGinley ' s 66 Margaret O ' Brien Mayor Bob Helen Campbell Gary Jackie French Jack ' s County Seat John J. Saalwaechter, M.D. Jerry Sally Tanselle Nancy Max Servies Mike Jeannie Martin Gene Pat Revell Markel Builders Jackie ' s Beauty Salon Ron Lind Bray ' s Heating Cooling Paul Anne Breedlove Lib Dulhanty Bob Phyllis Duff Arthur Gleb Michael A. 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' ■ %. A ' V y o ' ; V cxovrxa , W b V Q be£ OY V o ex, ueor d j ' r a ' - T- ' a. W 5e 2 oi +b he.-Wt.y iol ye « Kl C S5 c.% a- I-fi ou ever Kje« . c ai y c ' . - - - i o ' JS « '  6 you C ln l cy ' -f i? K fco i lS Su r-. Ov 0 ' v P ' b- (guz) . $ v Index THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - AAA Abbott, Scott 58, 91 Adair, Lisa 78, 98, 107 Alberlson, Elyse 46, 68, Albertson, Jay 110 Allen, Robert 46 Allen, Ronda 58, 107 , Sha 46 Amezc a. Da irid 58 Amick Keuin 46, 87, 88, 110 Anders m. Amy 46, 68, 75 76 80 86 87 98, 108 , 122 Andrew Trisr a 17,86 Arens, ohn 46 Arnold, Patty 17,84 Artman Mar 17, 75 Asbury John 58 Ashworth, Ba rry 46 Andre Buddy 58 Autrey, Tracy 91, 98, 107 BBB abine 58 Badillo, Teresa 58, 86 Bailey, Jetf 17, 77, 78 Bailey, Kay 80, 89, 91 Baker, Mona 17, 79, 80 Bales, Brenda 46 Balint, Craig 58, 86, 90 Banner, John 74, 80 90 Barnett, Lisa 75, 76 79, 80 Barrett, Greg 76 Barrett, Mike 17 Barnckman Cindy 46,68, 75,81,89, 101, 107 Barnckman, Kattiy 17, 39, 75, 80, 81, 88, 90, 91, 101, 102 Barton, Tim 17, 77, 78 Bartz, Amy 73, 80, 87 89, 90 Basey, Angie 80 Basey, Brad 87, 88 Basey, Mike 58, 78 Bean, Brian 58, 91 Beard, Mike 17, 18, 39, 42, 74, 81 84 Beasey, Christina 46, 68, 85 Beasey, Glen 58 Belcher, Alysea 46, 79, 80, 84 Belcher, Jeft 46 Belcher Michelle 58, 86 Belcher, Tracy 58, 91 Belknap, J B 46,68,74,81 Belknap, Kris 58, 81 , Patr 46, Benken, Sara 46, 68, 80, 84, 90, 91 58 3iddle, Joh 58 Billeter, Kim 75, 80, 98, 107 Bimrose, Dan 58, 105 Bishop, Sonya 58 Black, Mary 58 Blanton, Kim 76, 79, 80, 91 Boatman, Karen 46, 68, 72, 86, 90 Began Tammy 85, 89, 90 Boggess Jetf 46, 88, 90 91 Boggess, John 58 91 Ne 46 Bohannon,Neal: 58 Bond, Trisha 58, 86 Boone, John 46 Bowers, Jennifer 80, 90 Bowen, Jana 18, 77, 78 Bowles, Lisa: 46, 98 Bowman, Doug 101, 104 Bowman, Bruce 80 Boyd, Randy 46 Boyer, Lisa 58, 76 79 86 Boyland, Blame 58, 91 Boyland, Brian 47, 101, 104 Boyne, Patty 47 , Ju lynn 47, 76, 84 snkie 58 105 ne Ann 47, 75, 78, I lie 58, 84, 86, 122 Paula 18, 72 , Rick 76, 90 , Tracie 47, 68, 91 ■wer Hoyt 85 nson, Joey 58, 86 jokie Tim 78 )wn David 47 99, 101 )wn. Sheila 58 jder Randy 18 Buchanan, Jim 59 Bunting, Brandy 58, 69, 79, 81, 86 Burger, April 91 Burgess, Laurie 59, 76 Burgess Maria 47, 68, 80, 91, 101 Burnell Greg 47, 68, 87, 101 Burns, Cathy 18 Burns, James 18 Burress, Scott 59 Burroughs, Kathy 47, 68, 75, 80, 8 er, Rodney ■, Brad 18 ■, Libby 79 ■, Jim 59 Butle Butle Byrd, Michelle 59, 76, 86, 91 Byrd Todd 47, 68, 74 Byrd Tonya 59 Byrkett Rene 18 ccc Cam, Shannon 47, 68, 80 Caldwell, Joe 59 Camp, Michelle 47, 86 Camp, Tycie 59 Campbell, CImt 59, 106 Campbell, Mary 76, 79 Campbell, Randy 59 Campbell, Robert 47, 68, 78, 80, 84, 1( Campbell, Stephanie 47 68, 72 80 Carney, Matt 59 110 Castetter, Jeff 59 105 Caylor, Doug 57, 74, 80 97, 101, 104 Caylor, Valerie 19 84, 89 98 Cero, Mark 74, 100 Chambers, Fletcher 88, 90, 91 Chatman, Kimberly 47, 77 Chelf, Donna 76 79, 86, 91 Chelf, Richard 19, 101 Chesney, Jessica 19 84, 86, 87, 88 I 182 Chinn, Scott 59, 110 Clark, Don 47, 68, 85, 91, 101 Clemens, Christina 59 Clements, Pete 19 Clements, Shawn 80, 101, 104 Cline, Lisa 47, 68, 85, 107 Cline, Mandy 19, 81, 85, 89, 96 Cline, Steve 80 Clingler, Anita 19, 77 Clossm, Robbie 59 Coapstick, Gina 59, 86 Cobb, Gary 59 105 Cole, Annette 51 Cole, Bobby 59, 91 Colvin, Greg 19, 85, 90 Colwell, Jetf 59 Colwell John 59 Coomes, James 47 Copas, Kevin 59 Copeland, Angie 86, 107 Copeland, Kevin 19, 97 Cox Becky 20 Cox, Randy 76, 86 Cox Yetiva 20, 77 79 Cragen, Kim 59, 85 Crane, Jimmy 59 Crane, Mike 59 Crosby Chris 59 Culley, Danny 47 Culley, Heather 59, 79, 90, 91 Cuiver, Vicki 20, 91, 107 Cunnington, Amy 76, 79, 91 Cunningham, Christy 77. 78, 91 DDD Dale Rod 97, 106 Danner, Lana 47, 78, 80 Daubensteck, Patti 59 David Angle 20, 77 Davidson, Craig 59 Dav , Anita Davis, Christina 20, 76, 79, 91 Davis, Mark 59, 87, 89 Davis, Tammy 20 Day, Billy 87, 101 Dees Karen 20, 75, 79, 84, 89 Delaney, Beth 59, 79, 91 DeLaRosa, Olga 59, 76, 79, 91 DeLucia, Mark 59 Denham, Scott 59 Dickerson, Amy 59 Dickerson, Debbie 59, 122 Dickerson, Jeff: 17, 20, 39, 74, 97 Dickerson. Jennifer 59 Dickerson, KC : 47, 91 Dickerson, Sandy 47, 80, 85 Dickerson, Scott 59, 91 Dillon, Paige 78 Dingman, Rachel 59 Dodson, Steve 59, 105 Dohm, April 59 Dollard, April 47 Dorsett, James 47 Dronzek, Lisa 21, 76, 107 Dulhanty, Erin 17, 21, 39, 72, 75, 81, Dull ristir 59 Duff, Bob 47, 72, 74, 99, 105 Duff, Monica 79 86, 91 Dye Michelle 47, 68, 80 84 96 EEE Eavey, Monica 47 77, 78 79 Eavey, Norman 21, 106 Edens, John 21, 85 Edwards, Steve 21 Elliot, Mark 59 Elsbury, Cathy 59, 76, 79, 85, 91 Essex, Jodi 59, 76 Essex, Tammy 21, 89, 98 Evans, Angle 78 80, 90, 91 FFF 21 all, Ronda 21, 77 srris. Brook 76, 80, 107 jrris, Johnna 22, 73, 76, 80 julkinbury, Michelle 59, 76, 80 elds, Tracey 59 ;ldt. Colleen 17, 22, 39 75 79 81 elds, Becky 22, 85 elds, Julie 89, 98 nke Greg 86, 87 88, 90, 91 sher, Rhonda 22, 77 3rd, Becky 22, 77, 79 jreman, Helen Mane 47, 80, 91 Drester, Kim 47, 78, 80 -anklin, Andy 58, 59, 81 105 GGG Gaha, Anthony 59 Gaha, Craig 59 Gamble, Jenny 47 Gant, Jennifer 86 Garland Bryan 47, 85 97 Garner, Eric 47 Gei ier, Michelle 79, 80 ard, Jim 74, 110 ler. Brent 59 , She 22 George, Margaret 54 Gidman, Can 22, 101 Gidman, Kelly 54 Giger, Laura 22, 89, 90 Giger, Susan 59, 79, 90 Giles, Nick 47, 78, 110 Gill, Chris 54, 79 Glasson, Anita 23, 73, 75, 76, 79 Glasson, Tracy 59, 73, 91 Glauber, Ryan 23 Goatley, Jane 47 Gogan, Chris: 59. 86 Golden, Laura 47, 87 Golden, Ron 54 Goldsberr , Dale 54, 80 Goodman, Brian 47 Graham Jeff 54 Grant Mary 54, 79, 86 Gregory, Mike 23 Greer, Troy 54 Gregory, Tim 54 Griffith. Shannon 59 54 , Sha 54 79 H H H Hackett, Darryl 60 91 Hackett, David 23, 102, 104 Hale, Kenneth 54 77 , Lori 54 Hale, Karen 60, 79, 86 Hale, Robert 23 Hale, Tom 76, 105 Hall, Jennifer 68, 73 79, 8i Hamke, Jane 23 Hamke Missie 47, 68, 75, Hampton, Rhonda 23 Hancock Mike 60, 91 Hanson, Todd 60 Hardin, Jennifer 54, 76, 86 Harlos, Bill 43, 60 Harlos, Sheri 48, 107 , Julie 48, 75, jn, Rhonda 60 85 ss, Todd 54 Jeff 23, 72, 84, 85, 100 Kellie 60, 76, 86 Harrod, Br( 60 Hart, Greg 24 Hartley, Pam 60, 78, 79 Hash, Jeft 24 74, 84 88, 90 Hasty Lora 79 91 HauEhton Barry 24 Hawkins, David 112 Hawkins Denise 60 Hawkins, Tracey 24 75 85 8 Headle , Ma Jeff ■ 54 106 Hedges, David 54, 102, 104 Hedges, Gary 24, 75 Hedges, Kimberly 60, 86 Hedges Melanie 54 77 Hedges, Ted 24 Heick Marty 24 74 84, 85, ' Hensley, Mike 54 74 Hendricks Lori 54, 76 86 Hendnckson, Kim 54 86 endri Meli Hendnckson Paul 48 Hernandez, Ron 54 THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO Si -THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS Index Herpolsheimer Jody 48 80 Kincaid Stacy 60 79 86 91 Mars lall Shelhe 49 86 Ohphant, Chad 61 76, 110 Herring, James 24. 102 King, Kurt, 28 Marti n Angela 49 68 80 84 91 Orosco, Veronica 49 68, 80, 85 106 Herring, Matthew 60 King, Vickie 54 76 91 Marti n Brian 29 85 99 102 Osbon, Jason 61 Heslef Pam 60 79 Kinnett Jim 48 Marti n Kiel 61 105 Osborne David 49 Hess, Scott 99 Kmnelt, Richard 28 Marti n. Tammy 49 86 Osborne Joe 49 97, 102, 104 Hester Jeff 25 74 75 78 85 Ktnsler, Shaiaine 60 Man ell Angel 61 Osborne, Scott 55, 97 100 Hight. Cynthia 48 80 Klingler Brenda 60 Mayn ard Natalie 54 77 Ostewig Michelle 31 87 Hight. riflichelle 25, 72 Klingler Joe 48 74, 92, 99, 102 Meek Chris 55 102 104 Owen, Kathleen 49 Hill Harry 54 Klooz Fritz 54 Melo e Pat 29 Owen Melissa 55 Hine. Donita 48 68 81, 84 107 KI002, Malt 60 Milan 1, Dauid 49 87, 88 110 Owen Paula 31, 73 75, 87, 90 Hine, Reba 25 Hines, Cindy 60 Klooz Patty 28, 72 Knoebel Pam 28 Milan Mille Jason 6! 86 110 David 29 PPP Hines, Dennis 25 Kouns, luan 48 Mille Claire 55, 80, 91 Padgett Kathy 61,79.89,91 Hinkle Amy 25 Kouns, John 48, 106 Mille Julie 75 76 78 79 80 85 Padgett Melodie 55, 79, 84, 85 86 Hodge, Dan 48, 88 90, 91 Kr.se, Lisa 48, 78 Mille Sharon 29 Padgett, Penny 52. 55. 79, 80. 81, 89 Hodge, Debra 60, 76 Hoftman, Gene 54 Hoffman, Patricia 25, 73, 76 79, Hoffman, Robert 25 Hoffman, Stephanie 25, 77, 79 Holobeny, Donald 60 Hootman, Laun 48 68, 69 80 Howe, Craig 48, 68, 80 85 Hubbard Audreia 60 huckleberry. Huckleberry, Steven Hughes Bryan 54, Hughes Randy 48 26 Hulley, Laura 60, 91 Hulley Roxanne 26 Hunter, Gwen 60 79, 85, 91 Huppenthal, Kiersten 48 68, 78, 86 Hussong, Andrea 60 79, 91 uston, Ann 60 enhower. Angle 48 68, 87 88 enhower, Brett 60 110 enhower, Debbie 52, 54, 76, 79, 81, 37 enhower, Leesa 26 89 JJJ Jacks Dn, Kelly 26 Jaege Mike 26 Jame , Anita 48 78 80 99 Jame , Kim 26 84 Jamis on Scott 48 Jamis on. Midge 54 79 Jarreti Glenn 48 Jarvis Troy 48 Jedwa bny. Brad 60 106 Johns on, Ann 60 91 Johns on, Gladys 27 Johns on, Ricky 54 Johns on Steve 54 Jones Brenda 27 Jones Deanna 27, 77 Jones Dons 27, 78 Jones Lynne 60, 86 Jones Sandra 60 Jones Scott 27, 91 Jones Tammy 60 Jones Todd 27, 99, 102 Juille at Marc 27 KKK Kaser Jeff 48 Kaser Steven 27, 75, 87, 88 Keeney, Amanda 54 89, 91 Keller Brent 54 110 Kelly, Shawna 76, 79, 80 Kemn a, Mark 54 Kenyc n, Robin 48, 87 88, 9 Keple Angela 48, 80 Kinca d. Amy 60 81. 89 Kinca d. Kristy 60, 79 LLL Lancaster, Brian 48, 97, 102 Lane, Phil 97 Lane Rob 54 Lankford, Lee 48, 73 Lantz Bonnie 48, 78, 107 Larsh, Lisa 54 86 Lasley, Charlene 28 73 87, Latham, Cns 48, 77 Laughner, IWick 48, 68 , Kath 61 31 96 Leap Jeff, 48 Lee Jennifer 54, 76, i Lee Mary 52, 54, 76 Lee, Sherry 60, 86 Leese, Kevin 60 Lennie, Mike 60 Lewis, Jill: 49. 78 Lewis, Vicky 54, 77 Likens, Shelly 60 Lind, Chantel 54, 80, 90 Linton, Jeff 54 97 Linton, Lisa 28, 75, 76. 78. 108. 122 Lipps Cindy 49 68 Loll 61 Long. Kim 54 Long Steve 61 Love. Mike 54, 102, 104 Loveless, Gary 61 Lunstord Danny 49 M M M 61 McCammon, Shann McClaine, Jennifer, 49, 68, 73 90 91 McCloud, Susan 49 86 McClure, Kaly 49, 68, 75, 84, 98 108 McCluskey, Sherry 29, 77, 79 86 McCluskey, Susan 76, 80, 84 McClutchan, Amy 54, 76, 79, 80, 122 McElwee, Darin 61, 105 McElwee, Mike 49, 74, 78, 99, 102. 105 McGinley. Ayreka 54. 76. 79. 80. 86 McGinley, Beth 80. 101 McGinnis, Dawn 61 Mclnlyre Rebecca 61, 86 McKinnis, Lisa 49 80 McKinzie, David 49 74, 97 102 104 McMann Larry 54, 80 McPeak, Chris 55, 87 McPeak Steve 29, 87 McPherson Glen 61 McPheron, Jon 49, 78, 84, 86 McPheron, Rick 55 McQuern, Brett 49 72 74 McQuern Brian 29, 74, 78 85 McOuern Deana 49, 76 Mansholt, Brenda 28, 75, 76, 79 Mantooth, Ty 61 105 Marion, Eric 61 Marquis, Kristy 49, 68, 80 Marshall, Kevin 28, 72, 99, 102 Marshall, Rod 54 22 Minor, Bud 55 Mitchell, Amy 55, 80 Mitchell, Lianne 30, 72 73 76 Mitchell, Tyler 49 Mitz Lezl. 61, 76 79, 86 Molberg, Kim 61 86 Montgomery, Chad 55 Montgomery, Larry 55 Mooda 55 Moore Alan 55 80 90 91 Moore, Doug 55 Moore Gordan 55 Moore Randy 30, 90 97 Morgan, Richard 55 Morrison, Michelle 55, 75 76 79, 86 101 Morton, Vendra 49, 68, 80, 81, 88, 89, 90, 101 107 Morton Scott 61 Mosley, April 55 Moss, Heather 61 Mosler, Debbie 55, 75, 79, 80, 89, 90 Mosler Jeff 49 74, 84, 87, 88, 90, 99 Mountcastle, Kim 61 Mountcastle, Michelle 6! Mukhtar Geoffrey 49, 99 110 Myncie, Shannon 49, 68, 79, 80. 90 Muncie Todd 55 Murphy Rhonda 55. 76. 8 0 Musi 49 Muston Traci 30 Myers. Bill 30. 76 Myers. Amy 61 Wyres. Rodney 61 My. San 30. N N N e. Romey 61 !. Kelly 61. 79. 90 Darin 61 Neal Janelle 55. 76, 86, 87 Meal, Jenni 30, 76, 80, 85, 87 Neese, Luena 55, 76, 77 Neese, Melodie 30 Neese, Tammy 30, 76 Nelson, Kimberly 61 Nelson, Mark 61, 86. 90 91 Nelson. Mar Ann 61 79 Nelson. Mike 61. 86. 87, 88, 91 Newman Donna 55 Newman, Gary 31, 74, 78, 106 Newman, Kevin 61, 86, 87, 88 Newman, Mike 31 Ne 31 Nicely, Brian 61, 88, 91 Nicely Stacey 61, 79 Nichols, Nicole 49, 80 Niednagel, Amalie 55, 75. 90. 107 Nix, Laura 55. 76 Nunley. John: 55 Nu . Micha 55 000 Obremskey. Katie 60, 61, 122 OLeary, Mike 49, 80 101 Padgett Tom 31 Paeker Diane 61 Patrick, Tim 55 86 Pederson, Doug 61 Pedersen Jeff 49, 86, 88, 90 Peebles, Doug 49, 99, 102 Peetz, Kristy 61 Pell, Scottf 31 182 Pemberton, Tammie 61 Pennington, Lisa J 32. 73. 86, Pennington, Lisa D 31 Perras Lucien 32, 102 Pernne, Lisa 55, 84, 106 Perryman Joey 49, 87 Peyton, Donald 32, 90, 91 Peyton, Kim 61 88, 89 PhilliDoo, Ginger 55, 80 Phillippo, Jodi 49, 80 85 Phillipoo, Tara 61 Philpot, Sfiannon 49 Ping, Eric 61 Plass, Cindy 32, 72, 84, 89 Plass, Scott 55, 97, 102. 104 Plummet. Christy 55 Poling. Connie 32 Pollock. Barbara 55 Popovitz. Tim 55, 80, I Porter, Vickey 32, 85 Portish, Paige 49, 68, Powell, Tiffany 55 80, 84, 86, 122 Price, Tina 61, 76 Proctor Kenneth 49, 85, 106 Psikula, Stacey 61, 79, 80, 122 Psikula, Stephanie 55, 75, 80 Pugh, Frankie 32 Pugh, Sally 61 90, 91 , 91, 101 Pull 55 QQQ RRR Rader Aimee 49, 68, 87, 90 Rader Corrma 32 Ragsdale, James 61 Ranney, Mike 50, 102, 104 Reagan, Donald 55 Reckel, Jennifer 62, 79, 91, 122 Redman Rodney 56 Reese, Chris 56 Reeves, Suzanne 62, 76, 79, 87, 88. 91 Reinke. K.m 50. 68. 98 Reiss. Amy 56. 76 Revell, Karen 50. 72 Reynolds, Mindy 56, 75, 76, 79. 80. 89, 122 Reynolds. Suzie 62, 76 Richardson, Gina 50, 68 Richardson, Mary 91 Richardson Todd 56 Richman, Sonia 56, 80 Ricketts, Steve 56, 97, 102, 104 Riggs, Sarah 50, 84, 86, 91. 98 OAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS LI I nd 0X THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS ■ Rigterink, Karen 56. 79, 80. 85. 98 Rigtennk, Kathi 56, 80, 85, 187 Roberts Al 33 Roberts, Betty 56 Roberts, Ivor 62 Roberts, James 33 Robertson, Michelle 60 Rodeman, Tom 50 Rodgers, Shern 50 Rosa, Rodengo 32, 80 Rose, Angle 50, 68, 73, 80 85 Rose, Larry 56 Rose, Roger 56 Rose, Tracy 62 Ross, Brent 33 73 87, 88 Rubadeau, Nick 56, 80, 110 sss 56, 80, 87 88 90 S allee, JeM 50 68, 73, 80 Sanders, Stieryl 33, 75, 76, 79, 80, Sanders Scott 50, 74, 80, 88, 90, 10( 122 Sanford, Mike 62 Schilling, Edmund 17 33, 39, 81, 9 Schirmer, Jan 56, 76, 80, 85 Schooler, Jeff 33, 102 Schotield, Jay 62 Schuetz, Julie 62, 91 Scott, Randy 56 Seili 56. Sewell, Kelly 50 78, 84 Sexton, Kathy 50, 89, 101 108 ShaMer, Doug 56, 97 Shahan, Lisa 56, 86 Shanklin, Kathy 50, 76 77 78 79 Shaw, Laura 33, 76, 80, 84, 85 87, Shaw, Sharr T 62 62 Shaw, Shell Sheets, Charlene 56 Sheets. Kay 50. 78. 84 Shelburne, Karia 34. 72, 73, 76, 84 Shelburne, Kyle 56, 76. 84 Shipley. Tom 50. 84 Shirling. Becki 50, 78 Shockley, Oby 56 Shore, Steve 34 Skeen Rodney 56 85, 100, 102 104 Sloan, Sean 50 Sloan, Vickie 50, 68, 101, 107 Small, Alan 56, 80, 90, 99 Smith, Brian 34, 85 88 Smith. Jerry 50. 90 Smith. Jessica 56, 76, 80 96 Smith, Karrie 56, 76, 78, 79, 80, 89, 90 Smith, Kevin 50 Smith, Kim 34, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79 Smith, Kim 73, 79 Smith, Mandy 56, 89, 91 Smith, Ram 56, 76 Smith. Shelly 85 Smith, Pamela 34 77 Smithes, Pattie 34, 77 Smith Shelley 50 Smith, Suz, 50 Snapo, Elaine 56, 78, 91 Sorter, Emily 62, 76 Spackman, Chris 56 107 Spencer, Steve 34 Spicer, Stacie 62, 86, 91 Spitznogle, Ann 50, 68, 72, 80, 84 Spolyar, Mar 50, 68, 75 80 81 Starkey. Frank 35. 73. 99 Starkey, Mark 35, 74, 84, 85 Starkey, Missy 62, 107 Stevens, Lisa 35, 72, 75 80 Stevens, Maura 50, 68, 78, 8 ' Stewart, Bill 50 Stewart, Todd 50 Stimer, Rebecca 56, 78 St John, Chen 62, 91 Stoner, Brent 56 Stoner, Kevin 50, 99 Strawmyer, James 35 Slults, Bill 35, 91 Stults, Yancy 57 Sun 90 , Jerry 50 , Junior 62 Summers, Stacey 62, 86 Surber, Kristina 62 Sursber, Nikki 58, 79, 81, 86 Susong, Jem 59, 79, 80, 91, 98, 107 Sutherlin, Sharon 57, 80 Sutherlin, Suzzanne 50, 73. 80. 90 Sutton. Lori 79 80 Swearington, Denise 35, 87 TTT Tansi , Susan 47, 50,68, 73, 75,80,87, 62 Taylo Taylor, Dawn 78 Taylor, Lisa 50, 69, 72, 80, 10 Taylor, Lori 57 89 Temple, Anne 36, 75 Thomas, Todd 62 Thompson, Shelly 62 Thatcher Ritchie 62 , Ma 50, Tinkle, Tom 36, 102 Tilus, Jeff 57 T omey Leonard 57 88, 91 Tomey Samantha 62 76, 85, 91 Toole, Jetl 50 78 102 Trafford, Darryl 57 Trapp, Rodney 57 Trippel, Brian 36, 87 Tucker, Carol 36 Tunnell, Crissy 57 80 Tunnell, Trina 62 76 Turner, Denise 36 Turner Greg 62, 78 Turner, Tim 62 Turner, Tina 57 , Veri 36 Twitty, Missy 57, 78 Twitly, Ram 57, 80 Twitty, Paula 36 Tyler, Anita 62, 79, 84 Tyler, Danielle 62 79 vvv Walker, Janae 62, 79 Walker Matt 57 Walker Misty 57, 76 Walker, Ram 37, 78 Walker, Steve 78 Warren, Anna 57 Wathen, Devrah 62 Welch, Knstie 62 Welch, Edie 62 Welch, Tim 50, 99, 102 Wells, Danny 57, 80 Weaver, Kevin 62 Weaver Kim 62, 107 Weeks Robert 57 Weir Angle 37 Weismiller, Eric 37, 80 Welch, Edie 62, 86 Welch, Kristie 62, 79, 86 Welch, Tim 50, 99, 102 Wells, Danny 57 80 West, Beverly 86 West Bob 62 Wheat, Chadd 50, 88, 90, 91 Whisler, Joy 62 Wilks, Danny 62 Williams, Anita 17, 37 75, 79, Williams, Beth 37, 73, 75, 76, : Williams Bruce 37 77 78 Vandivier, Angela 57, 76 Vanlandingham Tara 62, 76 79 VanMatre, Brent 57 Vann. Michael 57, 102 104 Veach, Chris 57, 77 Venezia, Joe 17 36 39, 72, 74, 75 81 99 106 Viles, Mike 62 Volli 50 Spolyar, Stephen 34, 74 97 Stahl, Karen 35, 76, 77, 87 Stanley, Todd 35, 74, 84, 85, 102 Stapleton, Melissa 52, 56, 75, 78, 79 80 81.85.98. 107 WWW Wade, James 57 Wade, Scott 57 Wade, Steven 37 Wahls, Becky 77 Wahls, Jeff 37, 73 Walker Cheryl 62 76, 79, Wil ams, Deanna 50 ams, Doug 63 ams Eddie 38, 39 ams, Larry 63 ng. Kirk 63 s, Rhonda 50, 68 on, Ji 38 Wills, Johnetta 51 84 78, 98 Windell, Susan 63, 76 Wines, Carol 38 Wing, Richard 63 Wire, William 51 Wolfe, Becky 63 Wolle David 51 Wood, Jay 63 Wood Mike 57, 97 Wood, Sam 57, 80, 84 Wood, Scott 38, 74 Wood, Teresa 38, 84, 86, 87, Wood Terre 63 Woodard, Monica 38. 78. 84 Woodard. Ron 57 Woodrull. Chris 57 Worrell. Eric 51. 88, 90 YYY Yanney Donna 38, 78 Yoder, Julie 52, 57, 75, 76, 81, 84 Young, linger 57, 76, 79 80, 122 Young, Julie 53, 57, 76, 79, 80, 108 Young Michael 38 75, 77, 85 zzz Zachery, Erika 63, 107 Zalkin, Amy 57 Zarychta, Babette 51, 78 Zarychta, Erik 63 Zickmund, Larry 63, 90 Zimmerman, Leslie 51, 68 Staff Aishe, Hilda 129 Allen, Karen 135 Barton, Raymond 128 Bogan, James 132 Bowen, Bill 105 Brown. Larry 133 Brown. Mary 129 Carmichael. Dan 78. 130 Carney. Dave 78. 130 Cassell. Donna 135 Combs. Vic 5. 127 Crawford. Al 127 Cunningham, Judy 77, 78, 127, 130 Davis, Marilyn 134 Denney, Bill 131 Everhart, Judy 129 Flanap , Roy 110 Fleener, Bob 78, 130 Flood, Tammi 64 Gant, Carolyn 64, 135 Garoffolo, Joe 129 Gates, Damon 131 Gillan, Amy 132 Goodwin, John 131 Hash, Twylamay 78, 130 Haughlon, Marilyn 127 Heck, Debbie 80, 128 Hedges, David 131 Hendrickson, Nancy 132 Huse, Kathleen 132 Immel, Jim 105, 133 Jones, Vic 134 Kincaid, Keilh 128 Kincaid, Nancy 134 Lochmueller, Ram 76 134 Lochmueller, Roger 127 134 Lyons, Betty 134 McConnaha, Donna 127 Magee, Susan 127, 134 Maines, Jim 133 Manuel, Gerald 129 Martin, Jeannie 129 Million, Helen 135 Miner, James 132 Mitchell, Jim 133 Neese, Marilyn 64 135 OBrien, Margaret 79 131 Orr, Dave 133 Psikula, Steve 100, 102, 104 131 Pull 127 Recher. Kenneth 128 Reed, John 135 Reynolds, Janie 127 Riggs. Carl 131 Robbins, Scott 90, 91, 134 Rosenstihl, James 134 Schmitt. John 86, 134 Servies Nancy 73, 129 Shipley, Janet 133 Stephens, Dave 78, 108, 130 Tanselle, Sally 129 Vansickle Betty 107, 127 Walsh, Jean 79, 131 Wesllall, Martha 135 Whitlatch, Betty 127 Wilhite, Bob 102, 104 Wilhile, Judy 128 Wolle, Bob 135 Wood. Roy 132 Wright. Nietta 132 Zickmund, Larry 128 Zickmund, Vicky 133 THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE 190 SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS Index Advertisers Ace Hardware 146 Gene Lewis 142 kuala Center 159 P J s Meat Market 147 Adiers 154 Golden Manor 149 Lebanon Automotive Supply 146 Racquet Club 150 Apples 150 Greeks 145 Lebanon Dairy Queen 163 REMC 157 Avon Theater 164 Hair At ' air 156 Lebanon Nursing Home 151 Reporter 143 Bertsch Food Service 145 Hair Design 146 LenOK Lincoln Mercury 170 Richard Bennett 158 Bob ' s Car Wash 146 Hair His Hers 148 Linton Oil Co 160 Roberts Battery and Electric 148 Boone County Plumbing 167 Hall Jewelers 163 Lumber Center 162 Roberts Farm Equipment 161 Boone County Tire Service 167 Hardees 169 McDonalds 165 Royal Cleaners 149 Boone Hardware and Gifts 150 Herschelis 149 McClure Insurance 154 Russell and Hitch Funeral Home 151 Brunts 167 H 4 H Auto Supply 153 Maines Minute Print It 162 Star Pharmacy 154 Brune ' s Real Estate 152 Howard s Lawn Garden 141 Milky Way 164 Scotts Harley Davidson 161 Bowers Electric 150 lUMC 140 M J s Spice Rack 142 SiessDuft 159 C4 D Lawnmower Service 147 Interstate Shell 140 Modern Barber Shop 152 Sparkle Clean 153 Citi.-ens Bank 148 Irving Materials 168 Modern Cleaners 141 Standard 152 Cooney Real Estate 149 IVY Tech 164 Mounts Flowers 154 Strawmyer Gas Electric 149 Commercial Filters Jackson McCormick 154 Myers Monuary 141 Summerville Acton Douglas 153 Construction Consultants 146 James Place 156 Oak Hill Cemetery 142 Tanselles Market 158 Continental Body Shop 150 J R Used Cars 146 Office Supply 149 Titus Pastry Shop 159 Darnell Sons 159 JC Penney 141 Paini N Paper Panel N Place 144 Tom Harris 168 Don Sloan Agency 168 Jones Burgess Gennaro Davis 168 Pennington Triangle Asphalt Paving C orp 144 Duft Farm Management 150 Jontee Photo 147 Pioneer Printing 142 Union Federal Savings Loan 166 Farris Standard 149 Kincaid Auto 144 Pixie Playhouse Geisler Trucking 145 K Mart 146 Pizza King THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS I Autographs Farewell To Pages! This yearbook was produced to keep In mind the enjoyable, memorable and excit Ing events of this past school year. Uniting the artistic talents, creative writing skills and underwater photography of the Edi tors and two staff photographers, we hope the collection of memories brings laughter as you turn the pages. Thus touching some aspect of your high school exper- iences. The combined efforts took long hours and hard work to meet deadlines, but the never-ending work done by the staff paid off. Many people need to be thanked for their help in guidance, dedica- tion, words of wisdom , and overall sup- port! These people r re, Dick Maurer, Jos- ten ' s Yearbook Advisor and T-shirt sales- man, Dave Orr, for the $22 picture, Jim Maines, for taking the Senior Class photo, letting us use his camera, making the Sen- ior Signature Page possible and giving us printing assistance. Bill Cripe our overall photographer did a fine job on Senior Por traits. The understudies helped, but at first they did not understand the necessity of their jobs. As time went by they got the idea. Good Luck and best wishes on the 1985 Cedars!! Each editor will always ap- preciate our sponsor Jeannie Martin ' s Love and Kisses and value her patience, understanding and friendship. When dead- line days were creeping up there were times when I thought nothing would get done She was there to assure me LHS would get a Cedars. I would especially like to thank the editors. Although we worked hard we had fun sharing friendships and good times — this is priceless to me Being the Editor in-chief is the most important accomplishment of my LHS career. When the staff attended Yearbook Camp at Hanover College we tried to think of a theme that represented LHS, with the help of Mrs. Martin, we came up with SUC- CESS. Paula Breedlove had the idea of use- ing the Road. Finally the book became The Road To Success, meaning that you are now beginning the road at LHS and can continue throughout your life to be a SUC CESS! yui f Editor-in Chief: Erin Dulhanty Managing Editor: Joe Venezia Senior Editor: Patty Klooz Organizations Editor: Michelle Hie Underclass Editor: Lisa Stevens Faculty Editor: Jeff Harris Advertising Editor: Paula Breedio ' Sports Editor: Lianne Mitchell Subscriptions Editor: Karia Sh burne Subscriptions Assistant Editor: C dy Plass Photographers: Kevin Marshall, Gr Colvin •J- .-e . A Sr X .O S 0 D O ' X? ' -S ,o (V- o ' v ■-■-v Ae V iy 0- )0 4 - v ' ' ' ■ aV .- r,3 r ;y ee? ..vA , ' N ,e k YX (s 1,1 W1 J f - K A sc? ? i 9 -50 . V ' t , } V NT ■ ' • .5 ; 3; J f y ' ■ )S ' t iJi 9 ? : r- r, ' ?. ' u 6 . ,( (J), S J£0 , Sbfi CO . - ° ' o V P V m m ; ' y ' ' : i im m , ' ;m m :0 mm 1 ! : ■■M y -k_U i W-:- m M tv- i ; V-H7 ! ' ' :y- vi; .; ■ ■;. U; ' v ■ v. V M ' :ii-l wmMi im w.