Markleville High School - Arabian Yearbook (Markleville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1967 volume:

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With these words, we present this book to Markleville High School. WP--' ,. it Y, f - , W., ,,., ., N K 576g 1967 77 6f f fm yzzzlfmgwm Jfyg cscfoof .WQGFAQUIZL NQIYOQGZYG 00 'A ,.. Q . ' 4 4 5 'x X 5 X I WI A Q ' . l yeargoog GSW O-714061512 Confenfs . fjoenfs ..... .... I 5 77f5A2f1e.S .... .... 2 5 .rf-?CdOQ!2?1k3.S'. .... 39 79e0pQ ..... ...... ...' . 61 QIGCZOQ cgcfoof ..... I .... 79 gay Greef ....... .... 8 9 57 0Qerf1S122y .... .... I 02 Fu arg , ,4-A Mr. Jackson gives some helpful advice to students about scholastic problems. When needed the school nurse gives first aid and help to the students. The school buses provide transportation to and from school the year around. -ew ' 'U'- 7-1 'WQHAQS-Aw,nv Luau' 5 ,, ,. , , peel' .S 5712 erozkres Q-fre QSfz10Q12fs EGOUIEJ 70 759 The library is where minds are broadened and ideas are formed for special projects . Terry Clark admires the new lockers which brightened the MHS halls this year. A' if x wg YIM?-ri 1251 kim Movies are shown to the students in an effort to broaden their scope of edu- cation. -. i g K ' 'I-, ',.' x C5OCICfCjUQI2fS fbyzzzfof C3-,AdZ'dCfQZ qnofjifo csfuofvzfs grow gn 539006115510 Members of the Annual Queen Court enloyed a dance following the crowning of the queen. 6 The Homecoming festivities were enjoy ed this year by all involved. The excite- ment surrounding this event makes it one of the most popular. u The excitement and anticipation which accompanies the Junior-Senior Prom was present during that much enjoyed evening at the Robert's Hotel. XV. Q. xv ,Q The expectation and hope of becoming the Prom Queen is evident as these girls await the announcement. .7 Uarzeof Oufszk gnferesfs Jfmf f77cf1'0171Cs cy Sfuoonfs yum me yenszbns Qffsmy new 511 cgcfoof Touch football proved to be an enjoyable sport for both boys and girls this past summer 1 vig Sz - f ,f . - ..., A. 4 1 N 1 ., Swimming seemed to be the perfect activity on those long hot summer afternoons. Tom Painter's pool was a popular gathering place. ff, ,Q!f,1?' ' ' 5113? Terry Stanley and Roger Creason decide what goes where as they work on Mr. King's car in their spare time. it Jon Padgett and Bruce Hardy enjoy boxing in their free time from school and basketballl f' fi JYZZQAMS Jroofzce geellny W y F-Yccompfs 12291211 712 SYXZQYUOQ W gazkc Thy WW , we ,,,.w- ,,,,,,..w- 'wv'.'Mm M an --M L-M W lr .... ... 'lo- Leading cheers at basketball games was a. re- warding experience and helped the team to a successful season. W-ff-M Several boys found a sport in ,V A.,.: which they could excel with the V M ff eLh'-yN' addition of wrestling to Markle- Vines Sports Program' wW....,, Wmwww-Ams.N,WM 1 O , 1 ,ffl f',..2i, Basketball provided Greg Fisher with a feel- ing of accomplishment and satisfaction. Jon Padgett, along with the other boys who participated on Mark 1evi11e's fine cross country team, found the competition of run ning rewarding. 5 'Q' 1 ' F 1 , ,ggeaQyf1'.. ' W ,. , 'iff1sTlgiL:QRYEjwrQ3,f1.,iqy . 1 if,-Q,-ffil fingxg' Qg,,,.y 5, k 'A ' 12513 nw f wav- - y ' HggGR,1zv1'j'w'---1 ' K 4, .311-yiis-158 A+-'5if':sf'f'fSYF.:,ry,, K X. A A M, 'fn iz -H mm ' . n 2-wi-Y h XX . V ?i i'FikTf' A . -A S. ' 7 e? :ww , .fl - - v A V ,. W , y - X K, -wg ,,.L . my , - , . fr ,, 1-L fx. , s , . ' k ' i fi, .1 . 315,- . , :E mg-., v . 4 . A .S , -K ' 5:1 .aS'?5l if 'f:M - vs 'K H .. x i - ' ,. - VUL' . Q During the summer, baseball is enjoyed by those boys who participate. I I Mr Eckhart uses drawmgs to explaln to h1s stu dents the theorems and assumpuons of geometry xxx WP Hxstory, taught by Mr Keller, shows us the m1stakes of former generauons so that we w11l not make these same m1stakes The many laws of chemlstry are mterestmg to observe and explore K., rf7ffa1k21k2y 57ca0Qm1b' Qqcifeoezzzezzf Q9 769 ,72'If22dfy yjurpose Qf 5758 cgcfoof Drafting provides a rounded curriculum and is a start for future engineers. 1 Physics students find lab exer cises very h e lpful 1n solving problems of physics M012 Eqozjzks 22229 70 9-aefzx fqnoffzfzzcvzkzof -. H .Ra f fi ,..a ffX 5' I ..-xx - ,- b 1 4-EN 'x if V Xxx X. YQ --w .M 5.1114 X 1y'lU ' Wx x fi. .I X , W T N nj: r , U51 . x W. 1, ,, , Y '1 ,f-5 3 , . , ff K X I 4 .f.--..,,. .- .X 2 Q Qs Cfjuezzfs E 15 QC 1 I' 5 V I . 1 '.f7.- a -1 -'Q' bi' :Q Music was provided by the Esquires of Indianap olis. K ,JM ' Wm The pleasant atmosphere was enjoyed by all who attended. Hyjarzls y 77 The Junior-Senior prom was held on Friday evening, May 27, 1966, at the Robert's Hotel in Muncie. Paris By Night , the theme, was appropriately carried through the entire evening in both the decorations and the meal. A plaque of appreciation was presented to Mr. Markle for his four years of sponsoring the Senior Class and Mark Matlock read the class prophecy. Vivianne Sandefur, the 1965 Queen, brought the evening to a climax by placing the Prom Queen crown on Miss Anita Brown 4', L y , Q as 3 1 ii ' Sli. .if w E uf ' .A 45 The Queen, Anita 2 2 , Brown, escorted by ,E fi Bob Hinchman, is pos- , ed with her court, Mi- ng X 1 gi 5 chelle Prentice, es- 'l 1 up - corted by Mike Dunn, i is lr, 4 '- L4 Yi and Kathie Bronnen- ri, the 3 ,fine burg, escorted by l .I ,, if f xN',:.1t-in Bruce Hardy. ' vi A I7 ff 1l91'012s 0 an CjI2C5dI2fQ0f5UQI2I22y77 With much anticipation the 1967 Annual Dance was held on October 14, 1966. Three girls were present, each hop- ing to become the 1967 Yearbook Queen. Although the judg- ing was extremely close, Lorena Hall, the Senior candidate was crowned at 9:00. The first runner-up was Diana Main, the Sophomore candidate. The second runner-up was Diane Nelson, the Junior candidate. For Lorena, the evening truly seemed enchanted. The music, p r ov i d e d by Jay Reynolds, WIFE Good Guy, was enjoyed by all who attended. Mr. Mark Lewis and Miss Julie Stoh- ler carried the crown and the gifts during the coronation. The Queen, Lorena Hall, and her escort especially enjoy- ed the evening. Connie Drake . . M759 jzcarrfaye ECAOQQ' 7 . . . Debra Stohler Agnes ..... . . Theresa Randolph Julie Rankin . . Stan Parker . . Waitress .... Charles Fenton Mrs . DeWinter Marvin ..... . Mr. Murphy . . Miss Jansen . . Mr. Ashton . . . Miss Calloway. . . . . . . Beth Bennett . . . . Greg Fisher . . Cheryl Fesmire . . .... Terry Littrell Kathie Bronnenburg . . . . . Steve Cox . . . . Bruce Hardy . . . Anita Brown . . . Mark Matlock . Michelle Prentice Mr. Beamish . . ...... Bill Hart Mavis Jones . Mr. Sullivan . Lester . . . Prompter . . . Lorena Hall . . Sam Holmes . . . Jon Padgett . . . . Janice Dempsey Stage Manager. . . . . Mike Mullin Director ..... . Mrs. Karl Keller Student Director . . . Jacklyn Johnson Would you believe that computers are taking over '? This is what everyone thought when the Junior Class Playwas performed. For the first time at acting, the cast and all the behind- stage crew did a terrific job. The hard work and long hours seem worth it when we think of the memories it has brought us. Mkvnlsffi Ngreenzes 'P gre Qifben 712 gzzofzczfzbn l Initiation this year will surely be remembered for several years by those in- volved. The Seniors approached initiation day with much anxiety, but the Fresh- men didn't seem to know whether to look forward to the day or not. Each class thoroughly -enjoyed the ordeal even though it was quite messy. From cooking breakfast for the Seniors to singing We Love You Seniors , the Freshmen were thoroughly given an induction into MHS. Everything possible was put on their faces and in the hair of the Freshmen, which really stunk up the place. Through it all, the green Freshmen became full-fledged members of Markleville High School. J 31' 21 Z i I i N W 1 Lana Boles, 1965-66 Homecoming Queen, was escorted by Jim Gustin. x ' 1 ,x rw ! V , L . 5' .. , The candidates, alongwith the other fans, enjoyed watching the Arab- ians win over Union Township. ezzzbr 1105 om ecomzkzy ro can Homecoming, one of the most popular activities of the year, was held on December 9, 1966, when the Arabians took to the hardwood against Union Township. The Homecoming Festivities took place between games with the honoring of the 1962 basketball team. Beth Bennett, the Senior candidateg after many nervous and hopeful moments, was crowned the 1966-67 Homecoming Queen by last year's queen, Lana Boles. Beth'.s court consisted of Sheila Townsend, Junior candidateg Wyetta Coleman, Sophomore candidateg and Nancy Boles, Freshman candidate. 23 Electronics proved to be an interesting topic at this convocation. nnnn n nno gag Much preparation went into the skits which were put on at pep sessions before important basketball games. 012005 yjrovz' e gzwrmaffbe Gfazzye W Qjace Singing was one of the types of entertainment which was presented to the student body by talented Mr. Smith and Mr. Markle. Rev. Gerald Burnett spoke to the students at the Thanks- giving assembly. if gk My ...fa ' if , as - 1 ,,zS'E ' Y I Q, .., , ! ,f .ffk, , 24 ff- X. Q .y'.' ,f',TY-if 'r Q9 5-X Nbf' l x -' K 1- 'x x X 5 E ia, .4 yi, XXX? ,Qmjj JM WRX: I ff' 5 if i x 1 ' ff! f' X XX X X J X Q'-'V qzfbzfzbs arszky asfefgczf -X M. u-fs..,ef.1 Each year as basketball time rolls around a flicker of excitement begins to be noticed here at MHS. Not only does excitement begin to creep in, but also school spirit and school patriotism. This flicker soon grows into a roaring bonfire as the Arabians taste of hardwood action and victory . Everyone, whether player or team-backer feels pride in the team and their accomplishments and proudly call the purple and white our team . MHS seems to bring to Indiana its own brand of Hoosier hysteria , coming from behind sev- eral times to win because of their Never give up attitude, an attitude which coach Karl Keller kept within the boys throughout the season. The student managers aid Mr. Keller in managing the bas- ketball teams. ROW I: Mike Gustin, Student Manager, Karl Keller, Coachg Tony Sisson, Student Manager. ROW II: Bruce Hardy, Gary Osenbaugh, Randy Stoops, Jim Gustin, Doug Mitchell, Dave Padgett, Terry Littrell, Mike Dickey, Gary Brum- field, Jon Padgett, Greg Fisher. 26 QW? Q. .QE u ? 9 I L . P- 'SWUWN Sv? E 9 fix , l ll Hancock Central Madison Hts. Cambridge City Pendleton Blue River Middletown Union Twp. Middletown Pendleton Frankton Eastern Hancock Q fa i F+f1' QQ tzt, s is fIivr+'i23tT34 Middletown Highland Pendleton Lapel Noblesville Highland Westfield Mt. Vernon Summitville Yorktown Alexandria 6 I f7?ec'or0fyjQces fjeam Zfksf yn G 4 d Varsity Cheerleaders Lana Boles Debbie Stohler Sharon Mulle s Gfeerkczofzrs yfzep XFZFGQUDS O12 S7562 me 29 sd The reserve team at Markleville serves the very important function of giving needed training andvaluable experience to prospective varsity bas- ketball players. The se hardworking boys, after los- ing a close game at Hancock Central to open the sea- son, bounced right back to hand big Madison Heights a 52-28 defeat. This boosted the team on to a suc- cessful season which included a much sought after Pendleton Tourney victory. Weserues 1:22 yjen oyefon ourney Grown ROW I: Paul Schoeff, Coachg Mike Stohler, Student Manager. ROW II: Terry Clark, Ross Fadely, Mike Salyer,Jerry Short, Phil Mullins, Tim Begley, Glen Fisher, Steve Whistler, Wayne Fox. 30 ROW I: Bill Banks, Dale King, Mike Alford, Rick Engle. ROW II: Ron Schoeff, Dave Dudley, Robert Smith, Coachg Doug Gale, Bob Fox. 1493 122612 90122 Freshman Cheerleaders Jan Hays, Vicki Kinsey, Kathy Stoops. The hitting of Gary Brumfield and Mike Dickey coupled with the pitching of Greg Fisher and Bruce Hardy brought the Arabians the most successful T season in many years. The team as a whole batted over .300 most of the season, losing only six games out of the 23 scheduled. The Arabians fine record placed them second in the tough White River Con- ference one game behind Highland. During one pe- riod of the season, the Arabians won twelve of thir- teen games having two six-game winning streaks. Voting by the team awarded Greg Fisher the Most Valuable Player award while voting of the WRC coaches placed Dickey and Fisher on the All-Con- ference Team. One of the highlights of this year's baseball season will take place in the spring in the form of an Indiana High School Baseball Tournament. This will be the first year for such a tournament and Coach Keller has high hopes for the team. Placing the tag on a sliding Lapel base runner is Mike Dickey. yjowezjfzzftzgfhby if-!.qI20f.rj?7C6FF2y Eeaof Row I: Phil Mullins, Student Manager, Mark Matlock, Bill Perkins, Wayne Fox, Terry Littrell, Bruce Har- dy, Randy Stoops, Karl Keller, Coach. Row II: Terry King, Bill Hart, Mike Dickey, Gary Brumfield, Greg Fisher, Mike Gustin. ' ,- iw W 'Q S jig, rf I -wg Y PF' ' ff. ,f ,nv Q, 532' , . S, gm, ww is Y 1 J: it lx, V, 541331, g ,if- t Q nl Mr Keller dlscusses strategy w1th the Arablans prior to an 1mportant game cfqradfczzzs 7 ygesf Cseason gn maany years Hancock Central Frankton Alexandrla Pendleton Eastern Hancock Hlghland Frankton Yorktovsm Pendleton Summ1tv111e St Mary's Mt Vernon Lapel M1ddletown Hlghland Frankton Yorktown Pendleton Summ1tv1l1e St. Mary's Mt. Vernon Lapel Mxddletown NLBDBCD Mark Matlock rounds th1rd for home as Mr. Keller waves h1m on 33 S 2 all cnit M 1- ' . e 1 Q , 20313 F' A . 0 T W 9 16 10 7 ' 8 3 4 8 3 9 ' 10 11 6 7 12 8 0 5 ' ' 1 12 . 3 7 . 3 7 6 7 ' 4 9 ' 8 2 0 16 2 14 0 3 1 ' ' 1 14 ROW ONE: Terry Littrell, Jon Padgett, Doug Mitchell, Ron Martin, Glen Fisher, Jim Gustin, Ray Hinchman. ROW TWO: Robert Smith, Asst. Coach, Bob Burmeister, Greg Fisher, Phil Mullins, Tom Gernand, Steve Painter, Charles Gale, Tony Sisson, Student Manager, Harold Markle, Coach. az'r1'ef's 0m!0Qfe zzcceslyfuf Qseason The 1966 Cross Country team proved to be one of the better Markleville teams in recent years. Doug Mitchell paced the team, winning individual honors many times. Doug won the WRC meet for the second straight year by an impressive distance as the team finished second. Another high point of the year was beating the Marion Giants on their own course. The team had good reason to feel proud of their season record. - v .W ' lim it V 135312, :, lim- ...t - .i- K- . -li' fat, ,I NUS? Q I Mais' settle, gg, , ff ,sms,s,., 'll W N mlwlwi, fp , 2 't Q T W 3, - . Alexandria 52 24 'WW' Middletown 45 3 . y 3 ryeye . Mom Vernon 43 15 t on Marlon 32 23 1 A ,t, 7 . . . ., V pl p Union Township 46 17 y , 3 , - ,enn l 1 . ff , K f2s141Wjf.,l-Kg-Q Slllphul' SpI'11'lgS 50 15 Q veee . Noblesville 34 56 H , . A ,, .. N Pendleton 34 Highland 47 26 ' Summltvllle 50 - ,'--i' Kmghtstown 57 29 - gy-7?-'f!ug,l ,gs fg,,Qff M1-Qfiig ,gk Middletown 40 - - H ' ' ilyi :Q Spiceland 103 3 3 t f Kmghtstown 32 23 Pendleton 23 33 55- F nkt 78 1' a on it in +V- 5 -A will! 1 :in will W, we 34 ROW ONE: Rick Engle, Dale King, John Simmermon, Tom Gernand, Ron Schoeff, Steve Painter, Willard Smith, Mike Alford, Bob Fox. ROW TWO: Jim Gustin, Ira Forney, Ray Hinchman, Bruce Hardy, Terry King, Terry Littrell, Mike Dickey, Charlie Gale, Terry Clark. ROW THREE: Mr. Markle, Assistant Coach, Ronnie Martin, Greg Fisher, Jon Padgett, Gary Brumfield, Doug Mit- chell, Glen Fisher, Mike Salyer, Tony Sisson, Student Manager: Mr. Smith, Coach. z20Q01'0f1af fwfr Erie yracf Season 35 r ggi ROW ONE: Bob Burmeister, Terry Clark, Mike Hileman, Bill Banks. ROW TWO: Paul Schoeff, Coachg Mark Matlock, Bill Creason, Mike Gustin, Carl Corbin. W5 gof fjeam anfers fyourff year The Golf team at Markleville entered its fourth year with the coming of spring. Coached by Paul Schoeff, the boys metwith other schools on the various golf courses in the area. The mem- bers of the team, in contrast with other sports, did not have to get in shape as far as running and other means of training. However, these boys met each night after school at a nearby golf course to practice hitting that little ball from the tees to the greens. These long hours provided the necessary golf experience needed to mold the boys into a team. The swing is one of the most important aspects of a good golf game as illustrated here by Bob Burmeister. ,rib F 4.-4 'Qu- ROW ONE: Sterling VanMatre, Student Manager, Bob Burmeister, Tom Heath, Ira Forney, Ray Hinchman Wayne Pasko, Daryl Wheatly, Jon Castor, Roy Bricker, Roger Creason, Student Manager. ROW TWO: Don Elliott Terry Stanley, Bill Brumfield, Bob Huggins, George King, Coach, Steve Cox, Ted Heath, Bill Perkins, Charles Gale resffkzy yyrzlfzys Crjxcffemenf 70 YYZQJYFQS '7 x y W 7 A A 'i Union Pendleton Highland Knightstown New Palestine Yorktown Westfield Highland Knightstown Madison Hts. New Palestine Westfield Centerville l lfKathie Fattic yzdqbreffes ,Kjzzyfbrm D711 kygasfefgaf games x., X McCormack If -,AG-Ll :, I 'Y 1 1 Q-.., x 1aXAX SN K 'x . Ye' ,f Ng, KL WI 'wt nylf' N I x , y , -X ? xg YV V Q Ca emzkfs Planning the yearbook with his helpful staff, Editor, Mark Matlock found the experience very rewarding. The job of Subscriptions Manager was handled by Jackie Johnson. O-fra jan W Putting together a high school yearbook is by no means an easy task. Work is not completed for the staff when the bell rings dismissing journalism class. It is really just the beginning. Before work can begin, advertise- ments must be sold to local business firms to cover part of the expense of printing the yearbook. The salesmen must have great determination to see enough to finance a good annual. After the work begins, it takes many evenings after school to complete the work. The camera club consisting of Paul Sabo, Tim Begley, Steve Whistler, Mark Mat- lock, Steve Cox, and Mr. Moore, the sponsor, aided the annual staff by taking many of the pictures used in the annual. Lana Boles, Co-editorg Ray Hinchman, Co-editorg Miss Duckworth, Advisorg Joan Wal- ters, Business Manager: Joyce Carpenter, Subscription Mana- ger. 5z20Q2ao0r5 0 ygrootzce ybjesf 57121211 The problems of putting a yearbook together are numerous: pictures to take and crop, lay- outs to visualize, copy to write, and of course deadlines to meet. But when the book is finally finished and returned, there is no comparison to the feeling of accomplishment when you see the product of those long hours after school. The job of keeping the records straight was left to Cheryl Fesmire, Business Manager. Steve Cox, Assistant Editor, checks the progress chart to assure that the staff is meeting their dead- lines. l.. Connie Mauzy, Editor, checks over a final copy of the Village Voice. This year the Village Voice Staff made several changes in an effort to enhance the newspaper. The journalism class felt that the Village Voice should appear more like a news- paper and less like a magazine. Therefore, the paper no longer had a cover page, but instead, had a nameplate and masthead. Each page of the paper consisted of three columns of print rather than two. Another significant alteration was the change from a monthly to a biweekly paper. This enabled the staff to put a larger a- mount of more current news in each issue. The purpose ofthe Village Voice was to extend an opportunity for students to express themxselvesg to voice communications of school policies, organizations, and other activities, and to provide interesting reading to the stu- dent body. Mike Mullin, Art Editor, works on a design at the mimeoscope. Mimeographing the final copy was the job of Randy Keesling. Uzmzye ozce CSXJ v fi' , 42 Editor ..... Assistant Editor . . Art Editor . . . Sports .... Mimeograph . . Mimeoscope . . Typists . . Reporters . . STAFF . . Connie Mauzy . . Lorena Hall . . Mike Mullin . . Doug Mitchell . Randy Keesling Journalism Class Journalism Class . . . Pam Markle Anita Brown Linda Branham Ken Flesher Janice Dempsey Lorena Hall, Assistant Editor, looks over a page of the Village Voice. .YRQGAQS Cgeueraf Gfanyes yor yge fbjeffef' Miss Duckworth points out ways of improving the school newspaper to the Village Voice Staff. . W., 43 Row I Mark Matlock Vice president, Steve Cox, Mike Dickey, Bill Hart, President, Ray Hinchman, Jim Gustm, Greg Fisher Randy Keesling, Kenny Flesher. Row II: Connie Mauzy, Debbie Stohler, Ann Kline, Linda Branham Secretary, Cheryl Fesmire, Mrs. Givens, sponsor, Barbara Phillips, Joyce Car- ozzor oczezy gfzzzifafes apfozlny Ceremony Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the greatest honors which can be at- tained by a high school student. The require- ments which make a student eligible are schol- arship, leadership, service, and character. To be eligible for the Honor Society, one must have at least a B average. Each fall and spring a list is compiled which includes each student in the upper two classes, who has main- tained this average. The teachers who have these candidates for induction in one of their classes vote on these people on the basis of the four requirements. The induction is a very se- rious ceremony by candlelight. This year, for the first time, tapping ceremonies were held at an alllschool convocation in order to demon- strate what a.n honor it is to be accepted into the National Honor Society. Bill Hart, President, was in charge of the induction of new members held in the fall. 44 I 1 ,wit Seated: Sharon Mullens, Dale King, Mr. Smith, Sponsor, Kathy Stoops, Secretaryg Terry Littrell, Presi- dent, Wyetta Coleman, Treasurer, Kenny Flesher, Vice-president. Standing, Glen Fisher, Dave Padgett, Ray Hinchman, Bill Banks, Penny Creason, Greg Fisher, Louann Fredrick, Denise Stohler, Tony Fadely, David Markle. Qgfuofznf GOUDCI. work S70 gmprooe 97Z7f Terry Littrell and Ken Flesher, members of the Stu dent Council, helped with locker inspections. The Student Council is an integral part of the functioning process at MHS, providing the intercession between the students and the ad- ministration. This group of elected represen- tatives discuss improvements for the school and ways to carry out their plans. One of the functions of this busy group was planning of the Homecoming and queen corona- tion which was held on December 9 when the Arabians took on Union Tovsmship. The Student Council is always busy at the first few convo- cations trying to get everyone seated in his proper seat. Locker checks, in order to keep a cleaner and more efficient school, are also carried on by this group. The Student Council is definitely one of the more active of the MHS organizations. 45 Ep one ROW ONE: Sharon Mullens, Lana Boles, Debra Stohler. ROW TWO: Mary Cox, Penny Forney, Connie Mauzy, Brenda Todd, Terri Hood, Sharon Scott, President, Kathie Bronnenberg, Beth Ben- nett, Pam Markle, Lorena Hall, Treasurer: Janice Dempsey. ROW THREE: Diane Nelson, Linda Lane, Joyce Carpenter, Ann Kline, Veronica Salyer, Debbie Randolph, Linda Hackleman, Becky Fredrick, Brenda Hackleman, Barbara Boles, Marsha McNally, Kathy Stoops. ROW FOUR: Linda Cox, Diana Main, Linda Mullin, Mary Sparks, Peggy Passwater, Jeri Laster, Marsha Barney, Teresa Stohler, Denise Stohler, Linda Luellan, Wyetta Coleman, Secretary, Candy McCormack. ROW FIVE: Karen Needler, Debbie Davis, Cindy Summers, Karen Hettmansperger, Linda Carpen- ter, Denise Broshar, Candy McClelland, Cathy Reeder, Peggy Heffernan, Holly Abney, Tammy Po- teet, Candace Rector. ROW SIX: Linda Downing, Caryn Johnson, Linda Markle, Bonnie Colley, Margie Boles, Susie Boles, Vicki Kinsey, Sandy Scott, Beth Schmitz, Jan Hays, Charlene Powless. ROW SEVEN: Donna Craig, Debbie Hinchman, Patty Hackleman, Brenda Burmeister, Penny Crea- son, Jonnene Luellan, Judy Bronnenberg, Suann Scott, Suellen Cantrell, Carolyn Mauzy. ROW EIGHT: Cindy Rivers, Becky West, Wilma Smith, Jill Mock, Shelley Abney, Julia Fisher, Louann Fredrick, Devonna Salyer, Peggy Cox. 1 K 1 til '-2-YfifQf?'f1!5W V 4-wsjfgefi' :sic ' tw v 'c - . 1 .wig We L 1 Jim Stohler. ROW ONE: Bob Sparks, Wayne Pasko, Bob Huggins, Bob Burmeister, Roger Creason, Ken Flesher, Randy Keesling, Treasurer. ROW TWO Steve Cox, Tom Painter, Lannie Walker, Sam Holmes, B111 Brumf1eld, Bill Creason. ROW THREE: Mark Matlock, Terry M Q V Stanley, Mark Myers, Don Elliott, Ira Forney, Presi f, Y, X, ji, 4 . dent, Ray Hinchman. ROW FOUR Mark Camplin, 1-'A XV' 13 j Ron Schoeff, Mike Alford, Bill Banks, Bob Fox, Rus ' sell Flesher. ROW FIVE: Tim Gernand, Rick Gus tin, Randy Schoeff, Jimmy Wilson, Tim Elliott, Dav1d Hays. ROW SDQ: Gary Miller, Ken Fowler, David Markle, Paul Mullins, Rick Luellan, Johnny Coleman, ROW ONE: Connie Mauzy, Kenny Flesher, Mark Matlock, Steve Cox, Bruce Hardy, Jon Padgett, Sharon Scott, Secretaryg Randy Stoops, Treasurerg Mr. Moore, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Terry King, Linda Branham, Brenda Todd, Terry Hood, Linda Hackleman, Lana Boles, Becky Frederick, Kathy Bronnenburg, Mike Dickey, Debbie Stohler, Jackie Johnson, Barbara Phillips. ROW THREE: Ray Hinchman, Robert Brown, Phil Mullins, Mike Gustin, Bill Brumfield, Jim Gustin, Greg Fisher, Terry Littrell, Bill Creason, Randy Keesling, Beth Bennett, Sharon Mullens. ROW FOUR: Ira Forney, Jim Sparks, Bob Huggins, Mark Myers, Alan Heath, Tom Painter, Eddie Reeves, Dave Padgett, Charlie Gale, Bill Hart, Wayne Pasko, Doug Mit- chell, Paul Sabo, Sam Holmes. czence az? JQ1212e0ffZjy CI.QI2C'Q Science Club is comprised of all students wishing to join who have had two years of sci- ence or are in their second year. This club was organized in an attempt to stimulate interest in the science classes which include advanced biology, chemistry, and physics. One of the highlights of the year for all Science Club mem- bers is the annual Science Fair. The Science Fair is a day during the year when members set up scientifically related dis- plays which are viewed by all grade school stu- dents. This has been a very successful project and has stimulated much interest in science. Field trips also provided an informative change of pace from the regular school day. Chemistry, the largest class represented in Science Club, provided the students with an insight into the structure and components of the elements and compounds. 47 Girls and boys both take an active interest in chemistry class. Learning the laws of chemis- try are of value to everyone. Chervl Passwater, Diane Nelson, Terri Hood, Brenda Todd, Mrs. Mourer, Head librariang Janet Marsh. 571' 5 tjfeep Ezgrary UI2Cb.0Z2IT2y moof y The library is one of the most important places of study in the school. It is a place for the students to find further information for their classes. Also magazines and newspapers are made available to keep students informed on world happenings. It takes a great deal of time and a lot of help to keep the library running smoothly. The head librarian, with her staff of student librarians, works hard to assist the students in any way she can. The projectionists are also a very important part of our library system. Educational films are ordered by the teachers for their classes. The projectionists operate the projectors and show the films. ' Tony Sisson, Bernard Raper, Sam Holmes, Roger Creason, Bob Burmeister, Mrs. Mourer, sponsorg Terry Littrell, Tom Painter, Mike Knowling. 48 Row I: Mary Sparks, Jeff Gernand, Dwight Ray, Alan Heath, Phil Ray, President, Mike Prent- ice, Jan Hays, Secretary-Treasurer, David Hays. Row II: Terry Owens, Doug Owens, Mark Whistler, Willard Smith, Mr. Johnson, Sponsor, Dave Dudley, Tom Gernand, Richard Whistler. Row III: Jim Wilson, Johnny Coleman, Keith Dwiggins, Dawnisha Lawyer, Jan Mock, Dennis Decker, Randy Short, Ronnie Rhodus. 4-t7f yjrouzk Gompebfzbn gf gm? Row I: Mrs. Flatt, Sponsor, Jackie Johnson, Janet Marsh, Beth Schmitz, Candy McCor- mack, Vicki Kinsey, Treasurer, Denise Stohler, Secretary, Debbie Randolph, President, Jan Hays, Vice-president. Row II: Nikki Higginbotham, Cindy Johnson, Penny Creason, Cindy Rivers, Susan Elrod, Carolyn Mauzy, Wilma Smith, Denise Kuklenski, Diane Foust, Willard Smith. Row Ill: Chris Kinsey, Rhonda Bennett, Vickie Gale, Debra Markle, Mi- chelle Fadely, Becky Elliot, Linda Rhea, Kathy Boles, Vicki Shaw, Pam Fath, Rita Gustin. 49 W ,, ,ffl 5,4 -M A . if A- ' Q 2 ,- ,gf lgfig Q.-333? Row I: Terry Rhodus, Sterling Van Matre, Chaplain, Mike Prentice, Sentinel, Mr. Johnson, Spon- sorg Tony Sisson, Secretary, Phil Ray, Reporterg Allen Kuklenski, Treasurerg Alan Heath, Vice- president. Row II: Benny Everman, Steve King, Mike Hileman, Jim Sparks, Russel Biven, Charles McNew, Greg Marshall, Bernard Raper, Jeffery Gernand, Row III: Daryl Wheatly, Doug Gale, Marvin Elrod, Willard Smith, Roy Bricker, Danny Bevel, James Bevel, Rick Truman, Dwight Ray Row IV: Steve Prentice, Mike Alford, Dale King, Kenny Clark, Gary Goodman, Jerry Dennis, Jerry Short, Jerry Bricker, Bob Fox. Row V: Gary Stoner, Danny Hackleman, Doug Brovm, Doug Heath, Eddie Rhodus, Tom Gernand, Steve Painter, Rick Engle. 5775? UZQJ 5? 71072 Hi mmgers 936112 Agriculture students check seeds to prepare them for seed judging contests. ,,,,, . xg , 2. 50 The vocational agriculture department at MHS is very closely interwoven with the Future Farmers of America. Nearly every member of FFA is also in an agri- culture class taught by Mr. Johnson, one of the new teachers. The FFA was originally formed as an organization for those boys interested in the field of agriculture. The Markleville chapter of FFA participates in several county wide functions including the soil judging contest in which we placed fifth this year. An annual project of FFA is the selling of sorghum. The group this year also sold portable fire extinguishers and carried on a scrap iron drive during the summer. The boys learn, by participating in this club, how to work together and han- dle their own business. Row I: Mrs. Flatt, Sponsor: Wyetta Coleman, Projects Chairman, Beth Bennett, Parliamentarian, Lorena Hall, Recreation Leader, Sharon Mullens, Vice-president, Kathie Bronnenberg, President, Terri Hood, Historian, Denise Stohler, Secretary, Debbie Stohler, Treasurer, Marsha Barney, Report- er, Brenda Todd, Vickie Cole. Row II: Cheryl Fesmire, Jackie Johnson, Theresa Randolph, Linda Branham, Connie Mauzy, Pam Reeder, Janice Dempsey, Linda Fath, Penny Forney, Mary Cox, Janice Williams, Joyce Carpenter Row III: Becky Fredrick, Sharon Scott, Sheila Townsend, Linda Hackle- man, Debra Randolph, Barbara Boles, Brenda Hackleman, Lana Boles, Marsha McNally, Twyana Hine- man, Nancy Mitchell, Barbara Phillips, Ann Kline, Connie Williams. Row IV: Judy Frazier, Linda Cox, Kathie Fattic, Veronica Salyer, Diane Mitchell, Sharon Fox, Susan Phillips, Sue Clark, Diana Main, Peggy Passwater, Linda Mullin, Mary Sparks, Mary Simmerman, Darlene Morton. Row V: Jeri Laster, Theresa Stohler, Nikki Higginbotham, Janet Marsh, Candy McClelland, Geraldine Carr, Sally Spicer, Linda Shipley, Mary Smith, Holly Abney, Tammy Poteet, Gina Boles, Cathy Reeder, Donna Gale. Row VI: Debbie Hodson, Sandy Scott, Vicki Kinsey, Candy McCormack, Nancy Boles, Beth Schmitz, Jan Hays, Linda Carpenter, Cindy Summers, Denise Broshar, Patty King, Linda Lane, Linda Wood. Row VII: Diane Hilligoss, Doris Wheatley, Bonnie Cole, Susan Elrod, Linda Markle, Karen Johnson, Linda Dovming, Karen Needler, Becky Schell, Karen Hettmansperger, Judy Bronnenberg, Margie Boles, Cheryle Passwater, Diane Nelson, Peggy Heffernan. or e gufure yfrouyf jrazkzzlny f700Qy The Future Homemakers of America celebrated a milestone in its history this year-its 21st birthday. The motto, To- ward New Horizons , is a challenge to the members. It reminds them that their con- tributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they will have tomorrow and will influence the community and the world. The flower a red rose, represents the search of FHA for beauty in everyday living. The colors, red and white, inspire members with the courage and determina- tion to succeed. The members in the upper four grades at MHS have worked together to make their chapter an honor chapter . Most mem- bers are in home economics classes which helps the girls obtain the ability to improve their personal, family, and community liv- ing now and in the future. - Mrs. Flatt instructs Linda Leullen on the proper methods of sewing. 51 Row I: Miss Simmerman, Honorary Faculty Advisor, Terry King, Becky Fredrick, Treasurer, Beth Bennett, President, Lorena Hall, Vice-president, Shelia Townsend, Secretary, Pam Markle, Mrs. Niequist, Sponsor. Row II: Mike Mullin, Theresa Ran- dolph, Anita Brown, Lana Boles, Debbie Stohler, Sharon Scott, Penny Forney, Linda Fath, Vicki Cole. Row III: Doug Mitchell, Tom Painter, Bill Creason, Bob Huggins, Mike Prentice, Pam Reeder, Connie Williams. Row IV: Roger Creason, Jim Sparks, Terry Rhodes, Greg Fisher, Tony Sisson, Phil Ray, Sterling Van Matre, Rick Truman. peecf Chg 70141225 S4 Zegafe geam The Speech Club is an organization which was formed for the students in the speech classes. Speech is very important for people interested in public speaking. Not only does it improve your speaking, but it also improves your posture and grammar. The experience gained in speech class makes the students much more at ease when speaking in front of a group. ' A new activity of the club this year was a debate team. The team consisted of the best M., Mgt speakers who could think logically and discuss an issue without arguing. The team competed with other local schools. Mrs. Anne Niequist, the club sponsor, was alsoresponsible for another new activity this year, a Quiz-Bowl team from MHS. This team also competed with local schools. The ques- tions asked concerned all fields of education. Beth Bennett uses speech techniques to keep the at- tention of her audience 52 C, 1 S 352124, 0' Row I: Bob Burmeister, President, Debbie Randolph, Treasurerg Ann Kline, Secretary, Mike Mullin, Vice-president, Theresa Randolph, Historian, Mrs. Michael, Sponsor. Row II: Linda Downing, Lorena Hall, Linda Hackleman, Jeri Laster, Penny Forney, Susan Phillips, Linda Mullin, Diana Main, Susan Elrod. Row III: Russell Flesher, Mark Myers, Bob Gilley, Paul Sabo, John Mullin, John Holmes. fzfktsf fgrf fx-qucfzbzz pozzsoreoffyjy 53612 aff Achieving excellence in art class was the main ob jective of these girls. Honart is a club for the students that have put out extra effort to achieve higher grades in art. They sponsor such activities as dances, an art showcase, and painting the windows at Christmas time. For the first time this year, the Honart club had an art auction. As educational activities, the Honart club attended places of interest to the art students. Not only are the trips educational, but it also gives the students a time of fellowship. Membership for Honart is decided in art class. The students are given areas of work in all fields of art to widen their knowledge and capabilities. The finished works are graded on how hard they work and the quality of their work. The average grade on their work must average a B to make them eligible for the Honart club. 53 g120Q15fr1df57rfs Uafzagk go QSXUOQIQXS . , .gs ,, Mr. Jackson watches while Mike Mullin and Bill Hart work on difficult drawings in drafting. Shop and drafting, the two subjects which make up the industrial arts program here at Markleville, teach the students mechanical skills through the use of their hands. Draft- ing is the starting place for future archi- tects and industrial engineersf The skills acquired with the t-square and pencil often prove lasting in value. Through shop the boys acquire skills in working with wood and metal and learn how to use the machines nec- essary for future toolmakers. The industrial arts department is an integral part of the curriculum at Markleville. Maintenance of the machines is also a part of the shop courses as demonstrated by these boys. 54 ROW I: Bob Fox, Mr. Battice, Director, Richard Chadwick. ROW II: Karen Hettsman- sperger, Debbie Davis, Charlene Powless, Peggy Hefferman. ROW III: Karen Johnson, Suann Scott, Bonnie Cole, Patty King, Becky Fredrick, pianist. ROW IV: Vicki Kinsey, Kathy Stoops, Beth Schmitz, Jan Hays, Candy McCormack. Kathy Reeder, Karen Needler. 9752515-af 9140 ups gjfoozk Cfinferfazhmenf The band and chorus, under the direction of Mr. John Battice, enjoyed a very active year. Chorus members enjoyed Christmas caroling, singing at school convocations, and singing at the annual spring concert. Members of the band worked hard to ready themselves for the spring concert. They also enjoyed playing school and pep songs at each home basketball game and marching in the United Fund kick-off. ROW I: Connie Mauzy, Cheryl Fesmire, Linda Branham, John Simmerman, Janice Fox, Dennis Decker. ROW H: Mr. Battice, Directorg Carolyn Mauzy, Evan Thompson, Bob Fox, Sandy Scott, Doug Brown. 55i ROW I: Pam Markle, Beth Bennett, Sharon Mullen, Secretary, Sharon Scott, Treasurer, Kathie Bronnenberg, Mike Dickey, President, Debra Stohler, Vice-president, Sheila Townsend, Historiang Cheryl Fesmire, Jacklyn Johnson. ROW II: Becky Frederick, Denise Stohler, Theresa Stohler, Theresa Randolph, Lana Boles, Mrs. Hall, Sponsor, Debra Randolph, Janice Dempsey, Ann Kline, Mary Cox, Anita Brown. ROW HI: Linda Luellen, Nikki Higginbotham, Marsha Barney, Lorena Hall, Barbara Boles, Michelle Prentice, Diana Main, Cathy Reeder, Barbara Philips, Steve Cox, Mark Matlock. ROW IV: Darlene Morton, Geraldine Carr, Sally Spicer, Russell Flesher, Paul Smith, Jim Gustin, Tim Begley,Ross Fadely, Bill Brumfield, Randy Keesling. ROW V: Tim Clark, Steve Whistler, Mike Sabo, Wayne Fox, Randy Stoops, Phil Mullins, Terry King, Mike Gustin, Bruce Hardy, Jon Padgett, Bill Creason, Greg Fisher, Terry Littrell. QSQUQ C566 JZQ 0473 orezyn QD1QU6macy 6 The Foreign Diplomacy Club at Markleville is comprised of the students wishing to join who are in one of the two foreign language classes offered. This club, as the name might suggest, was formed to promote understanding of foreign people. French students make up the majority of the club, however, there are several Russian students. One of the primary objectives of this organ- ization is to sponsor a foreign exchange student in the near future. The club held a slave sale this year in an attempt to raise funds. This sale, the first such at Markleville, proved to be a great success as the girls in the club were auctioned- off to the boys for one week. The French students took part in the Christmas convocation singing a carol in French. Although it is a relatively new club, the Foreign Diplomacy Club is one of the most interesting. 56 ROW I: Linda Hackleman, Recreation Chairman, Sharon Mullens, President, Sheila Townsend, Vice-president, Mrs. Givens,Sponsorg Debbie Randolph, Secretary g Wyetta Coleman, Song Leader, Denise Stohler, Treasurer, Lorena Hall. ROW ll: Sharon Scott, Becky Frederick, Lana Boles, Kathie Bronnenburg, Debbie Stohler, Beth Bennett, Connie Mauzy, Pam Markle, Theresa Randolph, ROW III: Linda Luellen, Kathy Fattic,Jeri Laster, Teresa Stohler, Marsha Barney, Brenda Hackle- man, Marsha McNally, Veronica Salyer, Ann Kline. ROW IV: Kathy Stoopes, Candy McCormack, Mary Sparks, Cindy Summers, Karen Hettmansperger, Linda Downing, Karen Johnson, Linda Markle, Suellen Cantrell, Susan Elrod. ROW V: Sandy Scott, Vicki Kinsey, Jan Hays, Beth Schmitz, Penny Creason, Charlene Powless,Debby Hinchman, Julie Fisher, Shelley Abney, Jill Mock, Becky West, Cathy Cole. ROW VI: Diane Hil1igoss,Doris Wheatley,Devonna Salyer, Louann Fredrick, Jonnene Luellen, Brenda Burmeister, Patty Hackleman, Linda Rhea, Wilma Smith,Denise Kuklenski, Caro- lyn Mauzy, Jane Gilley. gjgyszca 21712955 5 Qsfresseof q 57 F' Gir1's Athletic Association has quite a large membership at Markleville. One of the primary functions of the organization is to keep its mem- bers physically fit as well as academically fit. Mrs. Givens, the sponsor, attempts this through several activities - bowling, ice skating, camp- ing, basketball, and exercises. Meetings are held after school in the gymnasium or at some other specially designated spot. Physical education classes are given to most freshmen and to other students wishing to parti- cipate. Soccer, volleyball, and many other sports are learned in these classes. Running drills are used to keep the boys in physical educa- tion classes physically fit. 57 Row I: Sharon Mullens, J acklyn Johnson, Kathie Bronnenberg, Beth Bennett, Kathie Fattic, Shelia Town- send. Row II: Cheryl Fesmire, Connie Mauzy, Pam Reeder, Theresa Randolph, Pam Markle, Jeri Laster, Denise Stohler, Diana Mitchell. Row III: Connie Williams, Ann Kline, Debbie Randolph, Veronica Salyer, Michelle Prentice, Brenda Hackleman, Linda Hackleman, Mary Simmerman, Donna Gale, Barbara Phil- ips, Joyce Carpentar, Candy McClella.nd, Linda Cox. Csfzzofenf jf? ,vers ur!-qlbflgil We or Typing is probably one of the most useful classes at MHS. With term papers and other projects which must be typed, typing is good to have in high school and is almost a necessity for college bound students. This class is also helpful for people wishing to become secretar- ies. The student secretaries at MHS get valuable experience by working in the various offices, and do the school a service by giving up their time to work for the school. The girls work in the principal's office, the guidance offices, and the athletic office. , Typing students work hard to achieve accuracy and speed. Once the basic skills are learned, the students are given more difficult typing problems to work. aa: 4 j if Lis'-'fi Mike Stohler demonstrates artificial respiration on Terry Clark. First aid is avery important part of health class. GQJJQJ gn cScyQzy yafen y csopfomores Sophomores take health and driver's edu- cation to broaden their knowledge in two very important fields of education. One of these classes, driver's ed., seems much more im- portant to them than almost any other subject they take in the four years of high school. This if Ny M l '7 'f ' class gives the tenth graders achance to get be- hind the wheel of a car a little sooner and with more assurance of their skill in driving the 1 ' Q in 1' 1 car. Mr. Schoeff, the instructor sometimes N lm is ,ia Q tnssy 3 takes his life into his own hands when he gets into the car, but usually manages to return safely. At the end of the year he has the pri- it vilege of signing the permits which allow the students to drive with their parents until they are eligible for a regular license. it , 1 , X. T F . ,..........,. ,... Q. ' -7 K '- .i i K., ,-.f:,qg-Q.. ,be vy si .:,'x'fw - 1 'f ' 1'75l'1T'R!i3f :3wf1'1'2 f , f 'ag-in mfg 323 ' - Health, taught by Mrs. Givens, tries to in- i ysrsi 5 . fr he still in the students a deeper consideration of L ' safety for one's self and for others. ' V ' Teaching students to drive safely is the responsibil ity of Mr. Schoeff, the drivers education instructor 59 1 : Intramural basketball provides competition for those boys ' who don't play varsity ball. Each year the boys select an all-star team which plays the teachers. A gzzfram uraf Qsporf ygrouzis 60122 loefzbbn ROW ONE: Tony Sisson, Alan Heath, Mike Mullin, Ray Hinchman, Terry King, Mark Myers. ROW TWO: Steve Cox, Bill Hart, Mike Gustin, Jim Sparks, Bob Huggins, Mark Matlock, Doug Mitchell, Coach. ., X,M-.,. ,E I 60 if r 1 , k ,xx 2,-N . 4 Q f fx Q' X :M 'x ,E 'v Askwxiv W V' UQ ' r X Y' X Shi: N ifwjlg - . V A N, .XR 5,sx.,.x xA , 1 'ZQJNH ii.: Q, : X X A I 1 F if I rn .. ...... -...,.....-. fl 4 5 ,Liam glam'- w-ii-.-m - . ,...,,,.Q.- yzgf, Q 61 CSupef'122fe120Qn2' Harold A. Smith cscfoofcsysfem gooerneofygy dpdgl? E212 SEATED: Hugh Smith, Dale Michael, President, Harold Smith, Superintendent. STANDING: M. Carroll Valentine, Robert McCune, Marion Morris, 'J oe Whistler, Tom McAllister. 62 yvrzlfzcijoaf The very important job of Principal at Markleville was carried on this year as in past years by Mr. Charles Mock. This position, although sometimes very tiresome, was also at times very rewarding. euerafgopfz M175 Qqca0Qm1c' .KPFO6-61225 gUlwfIC6 Guidance counseling was the job of three people this year. Mr. Joe Jackson, Mrs. Virginia Flatt, and Mrs. Janene Givens each spent some of their time trying to solve the academic problems of the students. 63 cf!?S.S'I:5'fGI2f jprzlrz The duties of Assistant Principal were well executed this year by Mr. Robert Smith. This year made Mr. Smith's seventeenth year at Markleville. GCUAQ John Battice Music Pat Duckworth TYPES Shorthand Journalism Bookkeeping Jerry Eckhardt Advanced Math Virginia Flatt Home Economics Guidance J anene Givens Health Phys. Ed. Guidance I. Jean Hall French Russian English Joseph Jackson Drafting Guidance Victor Johnson Physics Chemistry Agriculture Karl Keller History Coaching George King Shop C caching Harold Markle Math Anita Michaels Art Harold Moore Biology General Science Barbara Mourer Library Anne Niequist English Speech Paul Schoeff Driver's Training Phys. Ed. Coaching Lois Simmermon English Health A ' N f . i31sg.g,g,, A f S ' f taa' .'i1' V. ,V f Q - . -6532 ,221?'1i3 1 , a A - , , ,mf if , .ki 4, ,,,,z,t, . r ' f. '-:Y ff f , f in Jamalee Creason and Viviane Best, the high school sec- retaries, keep the office running smoothly and efficiently. Preparing well-balanced meals for the students each day were Lucille McCallister, Helen Craig, Florence Braden, Ruth Wil- liams, Mary Alice Hoppes, Levera Mclary, Manager. MS Sfdfmeps f Myron Bond and Lucille and Glen Ebbert put in many long hours keeping the school clean for the students. Transporting students to a.nd from school was the task Cscfoof CC3f?CI'QI2f of: Joe Keesling, Jesse Simmerman, Joe Best, John Ent, Bob Stoops, Tom Chapman, Dick Toumsend. 65 ii? :Hi BETH BENNETT VICKIE COLE Dance Band 13 Band 1,2,3g F.H.A. l,3,43 G.A.A. 2,43 Secretary 35 Speech Club 43 Prom Committee 33 Spring Concert 1,2,3. CARL CORBIN Cross Country 13 Basketball 13 F.F.A. 2,3,43 Secretary 2,33 President 43 Speech Club 43 Track 1,2,3,4. MARY COX Pep Club 2,43 Play Committee 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4Q Prom Committee 33 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Foreign Diplomacy Club 43 Chorus 2. STEVE COX Honart 13 Science Club 3,43 Honor Society 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Arabian Staff 43 Assistant Editor3Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,43 Champs 43 Prom Committee 33 Class Play 33 History Award 33 Camera Club 2,3,43 Wres- tling 43 Boys' State 33 Foreign Diplomacy Club 43 Intramural All-Stars 3,4, All-Stars Captain 4. 950120112 y 50511 year Student Council 2,3,Student Council Treasurer 2, F H A 1,2,3 4 F H A Song and Recreation Leader 23 F.H.A. Parliamentarian 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3, 43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Dramatics Award 33 Class Play 33 Homecoming Queen Candidate 43 Foreign Diplomacy Club 43 Science Club 3,43 Speech Club Vice-President 3, Speech Club President 4g Chorus 1,23 County Choral Festival 1,23 Office Secretary 1,2,3,43 Prom Committee 33 Spring Concert 1,25 Homecoming Queen 4. LINDA BRANHAM G.A.A. 13F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Science Club 3,43 Class Play Com- mittee 33 Prom Committee 33 Village Voice Staff 4g Honor Society 2,3, 43 Honor Society Treasurer 43 Librarian 2,35 Band Award 43 Spring Con- cert 1,2,3,43 Ball State Solo Accompanist 3,4. KATHIE BRONNENBERG Prom Attendant 23 Homecoming Candidate 23 Foreign Diplomacy Club 3,43Secretary 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 33 Freshman Cheerleader3 Class Play 33 Prom Committee 33 Class Treasurer 23 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 43 Science Club 3,4. AN ITA BROWN BILL BRUMFIELD Basketball 132,33 Track 1,23 Cross Country 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 43 Science Elub 3,49 Speech Club 3,43 Honart 13 Foreign Diplomacy Club 43 Pep Club BOB BURMEISTER Cross Country 1,2,3,43 Golf 2,3,43 Wrestling 43 Track 13 Honart 1,2,3,4, Honart President 2,3,43 Boys' Pep Club 3,43 Class Play Committee 33 Projectionist 43 4-H 13 Prom Committee 33 Speech Club 43 Class Play 4. 66 BILL CREASON Golf 1,3,4Q Boys' Pep Club 2,3,43 Science Club 3,43 Speech Club 3,4QDe- bate Team 43 Foreign Diplomacy Club 4. ROGER CREASON Speech Club 43 Projectionist 3,43 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,43 Wrestling Mana- ger 43 Class Play Committee 3,4. JANICE DEMPSEY . F.H.A. l,2,3,43 Chorus 1,25 Class Play Committee 3g Foreign Diplomacy Club 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Village Voice Staff 43 Prom Committee 33 County Choral Festival 1,2. LINDA FATH G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Foreign Diplomacy Club 33 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Speech Club 43 Pep Club 1,2,33 Choral Festival 1,2Q Class Play Committee 33 Chorus 1,2. mdany y7ZQQI22Ofd6k Cjxperzences CHERYL FESMIRE F.H.A.1,2,3,43G.A.A. 13Science Club 33 Class Play 33 Prom Committee 33 Band 1,2,3,43 Annual Staff 4s Honor Society 2,3,43 Foreign Diplomacy 3,4Q NEDT Award 23 Teacher's Aid 4g Russian Award 43 Band Award 4g Spring Concert l,2,3,43 Ball State Solo 3,4. STEPHEN FOX Speech Club 3,4. GREG FISHER Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 1,2, 3,43StudentCouncil 1,2,43 Class Play 3,43 Speech Club 3,43 Science Club 3,43 Foreign Diplomacy Club 3,43 Senior Class Presidentg Science Club President 33 Alternate Boys' State 33 Sports Award 2,3,43 FDC Vice- President 33 Honor Society 2,3,4, Honart 1,2,3. KEN FLESHER Science Club 3,43 Secretary-Treasurer 33 Honor Society 2,3,43 Student Council 43 Vice-President 43 Boys' Pep Club 3,43 Intramurals 3,43 Class Play Committee 3,45 Chorus 1,2,33 County Choral Festival 1,23 State Choral Festival 23 Village Voice Staff 43 Intramural Champs 43 Quiz Bowl 43 Spring Concert 1,2,3. PENNY FORNEY Honart 3,4, Chorus 1,23 Speech Club 43 Prom Committee 33 G.A.A. 1,2Q Play Committee 33 Class Play 43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4Q Pep Club 4. BRUCE HARDY Vice-President 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Prom Committee 33 Baseball 1,23 3,45 Science Club 3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Foreign Diplomacy Club 43 Cross Country 13 Class Play 3,4j Class Play Committee 3. 67 LORENA HALL J ACKLYN JOHNSON Athletic Secretary 45 Science Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Class Secretary 25 F.H.A. 15253545 4-H 15253545 Honor Society 253545 Teacher's Aid 152535 45 Student Director Class Play 35 Home Ec. Award 35 County Choral Fes- tival 25 Librarian 15 Foreign Diplomacy Club 3545 Historian 35 Math A- ward 25 Attendance Certificate 1,2535 Prom Committee 35 Girls' State Alternate 3, 4-H Junior Leader 2,35 Purdue Roundup 25 Language Award 35 Play Committee 45 Quiz Bowl 4. RANDY KEESLING Basketball 15 Class President 15 Student Council 15 Honart 1,2535 Honor Society 253,45 Science Club 3,45 Foreign Diplomacy Club 45 Class Play Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 35Village Voice Staff 45 Boys' Pep Club 354, Boys' Pep Club Treasurer 4. MIKE KNOWLING Projectionist 45 Class Play Committee 3. TERRY LITTRELL Student Council President 45 Foreign Diplomacy Club 3,45 Science Club 3545 Basketball 15253545 Baseball 253545 Track 15253545 Cross Country 15 2,3545 Projectionist 45 Class Play 35 Prom Committee 35 Dramatics A- ward 35 Four Sport Award 3. 5001165 Gfzga Zan ces .mf-ng, Class Secretary 45 G,A,A, 3,45 F.H.A. 3545 Recreation Leader 4, Class Play 3,45Village Voice Assistant Editor 45 Prom Committee 35 Foreign Diplomacy Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 Yearbook Queen 45 Honart 3,45 Speech Club 3545 Vice-President 45 Speech Debate Team 45 Athletic Secretary 45 Sectional Display 354. TED HEATH Wrestling 45 Boys' Pep Club 3545 Speech Club 3. BILL HART Cross Country 3545 Honor Society President 45 Class Play 35 Honor So- ciety 253545 Science Club 354, Science Club Vice-President 35 Baseball 354. SAM HOLMES 5 Boys' Pep Club 253545 Projectionist 2,3,45 Science Club 3545 V1ce-Pres- ident 35 Prom Committee 35 Class Play 3. TEBRI HOOD F.H.A. 15253545 Band 15 G.A.A. 15 Pep Club 15253545 District Project Chairman 35 Historian 3545 Prom Committee 35 Class Play Committee 3545 Class Play 4. BOB HUGGINS Intramurals 152545 Basketball 1,2535 Track 15253545 Wrestling 45 Speech Club 3545 Science Club 45 F.F.A, 1,2535 Class Play 35 Prom Committee 35 Cross Country 15 Boys' Pep Club 3,4. 68 PAM MARKLE Cheerleader 15 G.A.A. 1,2,45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Student Coun- cil 1, Treasurer 15 Class Treasurer 3,45 Foreign Diplomacy 45 Speech 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Village Voice Staff 45 Phys. Ed. Secretary 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Play Committee 3,45 County Choral Festival 1,2. RONNIE MARTIN Track l,2,3,45 Cross Country l,2,3,45 Boys 4-H l,2,3,4, Vice-President 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 3, Treasu.rer 4, Sentinel 2. MARK MATLOCK Basketball 15 Baseball 3,45 Arabian Editor 45 Class Play 35 Algebra Award 15 NEDT Award 25 Photography Club 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Foreign Diplomacy Club 45 Honart 1,2,35 Honor Society 2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Golf 45 Quiz Bowl 45 Intramural All-Stars 3,4. CONNIE MAUZY G.A.A. 1,2,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,45 State 4-H Band 2,35 Girls' 4-H 1,2,35 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Band Reporter 45 4-H Junior Leader 152,35 Science Club 3,45 Village Voice Editor 45 Class Secretary 35 Honor Award 15 Biology Award 15 Algebra Award 15 NEDT Certificate 25 Elementary Teacher's Aid 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Play Ticket Manager 35 Spring Concert 1,2. yjarfzes gf c5e1210r ear DOUG MITCHELL Cross Country 2,3,45 W.R.C. Champion 3,45 Most Valuable Cross Country Rurmer 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Speech Club 45 Science Club 3,45 Play Com- mittee 35 Track 2,3,45 Intramural Coach 45 Village Voice Staff 45 Base- ball 35 Prom Committee 35 Phys. Ed. Assistant 4. MIIGI MULLIN Honart1,2,3,45Vice-President 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Champs 45 Cross Country 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Student Manager 35 Basketball 15 Baseball 25 4-H 25 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Village Voice Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Speech Club 45 Class Play Stage Manager 35 Sectional Display l,2,3,4. MARK MYERS Science Club 45 Intramurals 45 Foreign Diplomacy Club 35 F.F.A. 35 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Honart 45 Class Play Committee 3,45 Wrestling 4. JON PADGETT 5 Honart15Class Vice-President 1 25 4-H 1 2 President 1,25 ForeigpDip- lomacy Club 45 Class Play 3,45, Prom Committee 35 Basketball 2,3,45 Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,4. TOM PAINTER Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Wrestling 45 Table Tennis Champ 25 Speech Club 45 Projectionist 2,3,4. WAYNE PASKO Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Play Committee 3,45 Wrestling 45 Table Tennis Champion 2,3. 69 BOB SPARKS A Basketball Manager 1,35 F.F.A, 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,4, President 45 Boys' Pep Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Speech Club 45 Quiz Bowl 45 Debate Team 45 Phys. Ed. Assistant 45 Play Committee 3. TONY SISSON F.F,A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary 45 Play Committee 3,45 Student Manager 45 Boys' Pep Club 25 Speech Club 45 Projectionist 3,4. PAUL SABO F,F.A, 1,2,3,45 w murals 1,2,3,4. TERRY RHODUS Baseball 25 Honart 2,3,45 Track 25 Science Club 45 Photography Club 4. restling 45 Play Committee 3,45 Speech Club 45 Intra- Qscfofazisijos, Gokye jfzns, 57 KEITH POTEET MICHELLE PRENTICE Class Play Committee 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Majorette 2,3,45F.H.A. 1,2,35Sec. Practice 3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Speech Club 45 Ch01'a-1 Festival 1,25 Foreign Diplomacy Club 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Prom Queen At- tendant 3. MIKE PRENTICE THERESA RANDOLPH Honart 2,3,4, HonartHistorian 45 Speech Club 3,45 Debate Team 45 G.A.A. 1,2,45F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Class Play 35 Class Play Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Office Sec. 45 Teacher's Aid 35 Foreign Diplo- macy 45 Librarian 1. PHIL RAY F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. Reporter 45 4-H 1,2,s,4, 4-H President 2,3,4. PAM REEDER Donald's Beauty School Scholarship 35 Speech Club 35 Class Play Com- mittee 35 Office Secretary 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Choral Festival 1,25 Chorus 1,2,35 Majorette 35 Foreign Diplomacy Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Teacher's Aid 3. ' 70 Mr. Markle, Sponsor5 Bruce Hardy, Vice-Presidentg GregFisher, Pres- identg Lorena Hall, Secretaryg Pam Markle, Treasurer. gesfs sleep ezzzbrs Easy JIM SPARKS Speech Club 45 Science Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 F,F,A, 2,3,4, TERRY STANLEY Track 35 Intramurals 15 Wrestling 45 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Speech Club 3. DEBBIE STOHLER Honor Society 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Candidate 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Speech Club 45 Class Treasurer 15 Class President 2,35 Student Council Secretary 2, 35 ForeignDiplomacy Club 3,45Vice-President 45 D.A.R. Award 45 Girls' State 35 History Award 25 Dramatics Award 35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G.A,A, 1,2,3,4. BRENDA TODD PepClub1,2,3,45F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Play Committee 35 Prom Committee 35 Science Club 3,45 Chorus 1,25 G,A.A. 1. STERLING VANMATRE F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Speech Club 45 Play Committee 3,45 Wrestling Manager 4. J ANICE WILLIAMS Honart 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 15 Chorus 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Play Committee 3. 71 'sa Gary Davis, Vice-Presidentg Linda Hack- leman, Treasurerg Brenda Hackleman Secretary 5 Ray Hinchman, Presidentg Mr Schoeff, Sponsor. zznzbrs rvnxzbzzs y Sqwai gfezk' year ,Swiss . 1,f.,v,, 'Kei M R' -1- t L R f'N i y I , s ,Q gf ,,, Qv te 4 W X r ,g,7.9, v , 5 M ,J 'g ig QQ Q ' X 'ga 'X .u w if-fp t N ak XF at . f ' Q vm JN f 3. Q JS' gx J 2 A - .. in f -X-1, ig VX , Q i 1' K-,ax 1 ' , Q . . -, 31, ,egg rf- x eg, , ,, Yi-, W f ,gf g 2 Q iw? 1 ...., Y N iiikw ff Wi n Xi , 529 J , yy x uurf- ji' , ,:w.15',ggi'.l.a 2 QV QYQJQK - I P X a V . ' Re f xf 3 1' 1 4 Q A K Gqxw Q - W fggiivyl-T My 'L . ' veN15w. kgs ta ,et xiii X s 6 1 K W it ' i MQ? 2 i Q31 E A 'nf A, V,-, -. 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VW: 7' Q .vw fl fel Mm, , Holly Abney Pam Baker Marsha Barney Tim Begley Gina Boles Jerry Bricker Doug Brown Geraldine Carr Sue Clark Terry Clark Wyetta Coleman Linda Cox Ben Everman Rosco Fadely Kathie Fattic Glen Fisher Russell Flesher Bob Fox Wayne Fox Sharon Fox Judy Frazier Doug Heath Peggy Heffernan Nikki Higginbotham David Hilligoss Allen Kuklenski Tim Lambert Jeri Laster Linda Luellen Diana Main 1 l Janet Marsh Candy McClelland Diana Mitchell Linda Mullin Peggy Passwater Susan Phillips Tamara Poteet Dwight Ray Candace Rector Cathy Reeder Richard Robinette Mike Sabo Mike Salyer Linda Shipley Jerry Short David Smith David Smith Mary Smith Mary Sparks Sally Spicer Denise Stohler Mike Stohler Teresa Stohler Evan Thompson Don White Steve Whistler Daryl Wheatley Several Sophomore girls participate in a skit during a pep session before an im- portant basketball game. 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CSXQQJQ Qscyfz 9200145 Zrzgf xcffem enf Q Welding was one of the fields of industrial art covered in shop class. 78 Everyone was thankful for the new water cool ers that were installed this year. Kenny Flesher inspects the stairs where burglars rolled the safe down and made off with the school funds. Students found various ways in which to re- la.x during the seemingly long days at school. nik XX! f Iz- ASQ' X Z, 1 .si 7221451111111 QFQOQ Qscioof . ' l 'xi I' I x s.,, W fi xl ' 5x.,,' f 4 rx 'Q -- 'X X X Q1 XS . 5 l K X - y H .T L X . .xi .X X U -. - ,EW N,-'N ,gffj I Wi 1 rw llyf f- I f . . - 7 f 1 N ' ' ax 'h , 1 to ...,- -, ' g 1-:- X . R X . gf x 1 'f , ' Y..-ia.-N. 5' , 'x 1 ,, ,L A 1 H 4 f '-n- -Sig-b'-'Q' I .IAQ-ipwvs v . U A ' A ,, f V . 79 Qaeda? Pearl Clark Special Education 5 Ruby Beckner 2nd Grade Mina Ebbert 4th Grade ,L 1:5 ,I 41 -K 4 if gl. w? eea gm in V--' , -fm 'T' A gf, A :Q 3 , V 'iv is ' X7 fx Helen Tutterow lst Grade Iris Lewis 1st Grade Clara E. 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ROW II: Vickie Gale, Naomi Hall, Rex Heath, Mark Hensley, Carla Jack- son, Lewis Johnson, Chris Kinsey, Kenna Lewis, David Lynn, Debra Markle. ROW III: Tonya Markle, Martha Mc- Laughlin, Joy Myers, Dewayne Orr, David Pheanis, Debbie Powers, Robert Pring, Pam Raper, Kenny Rhodus, Cindy Shaw. ROW IV: Barry Shook, Jerry Spall, Mona Sparks, Mike Stohler, Gary Warinner. 82 ozzrzf QJUOQ -.sywgi V.. .Tl . M -V . ,, .. -' V M ' A ' L N Wh' if 'Z N a i a 5 ' 1. -- .. , '- . M . 2 ri' y V V ff g 5,-MX, F, , -fe, f ,J 95:5 gp, .,fw4jg.fz2i, -,f K , 1584 , I. ,,1a,, , 5. . VV ,,-L, ' .. ' f ' , ' Va. 25, if , ' ,N - W , e.,,.f' . ' V I : 'i -- 5 4' - V -. V V 4 'V ' ,awww - il 2 ' ' ., .E X e V- ,a Ugg, wi 'i L' ' I A 1'?1.aa--V ag ew- K .. I 6,3 -Kgs . I Jw, , , ,Q -H ,Z it ,. , . . my 1 W WM-,ai at . ig , hi it ' . .5 .aff 53 X 'Z - ? V ffifffg. 7 3- 5-I 1, . .. fi . 1 . . I We .Y ,4 V zz asf ,. - -ff'-' .V ' en! ': wi ' f ga: 'Q . ' . X , - is -,age 6' , .. - ' . . 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W, .. .. , 1 I Y Q V ,.,g'?.ig fl if , iffzsw: --gf:if,,Vwz?2 aa., I., ., V-emma '-1-Lael: A ,,., ,ELZ .J:EV,,,,5V V K? ZQA , . M439 .V 'A V if , ,,gangs-,fVfeff:egff:ff, x3 N 14 U M I . ' 'X- 'ww' -W 1 V f--- 'w e' 1 r' is f I L, ,ni is I1 1 u 'S' ,aa gf :whit 4' iz' if 'I in , ,Q C 1 30411 5 S 22515 , -fe ROW I: Kenny Arbuckle, Charles Barnes, Janet Brown, Bruce Burton, Sharon Carmany, Danny Clark, Richard Conaway, Delaine Cowan, John Creason. ROW II: Jeff Eubank, Bruce Fisher, Kathy Foster, Darla Harless, Richard Heath, Terri Holloway, Allen Lambert, Sheila Lawyer, Denise Martin. ROW ILI: Patty McLaughlin, Beverly Owens, Sondra Padgett, Timothy Peters, Carol Pheanis, Monte Riggs, Terri Sanders, Rebecca Schoeff, Randy Smith. ROW IV: Judy Tinch, Susan Tuer, Lynn Tweed, Alice Van Matre, Debbie Windell. Pamela Woodcock. Darlene Wvatt. 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ROW IV: Sharlene Padgett, Teresa Pring, Ruth Real, Tina Rivers, Randy Salyer, Diana Smeltzer, Pam- ela Walker. Donna Windell. Pattv Woodcock. 84' 'ii f.,ig2,r,u It if 'Stl ff ffl? , i I V -' i ,. E' ae 5 EFS! QJUUQ W. . .im ,,,,,.r,... 513 A - - 1 ww ' - - V. ,Q ? Efgggifi.. V. ' 'rwfqglfy , 321' ii? ililiissfiiisffif' V .. , ..111.. ,,:: ft i?f2i ' ,f 'N Wil S 'if .:f- 2 if , .,.,W. ,i , J , ., 11 'V' ,L V ':-'::-...na-ezsri, 1- f 35,2135 if iffffai' ' 'f ' I 4. YS VIAL X' i H ' .3 4 ,sae ' an - ' ' 7L,fL ,,,1 J - 1 ff , V- -, at I by 'Vi-., . -1,22 4 JT. E ij, ,.,,,, If agp! 1gl?,L!js w 1 ,E H L 1 1 s . .V .,. ' 'it N 'J f f if Eiga 423 5, 'mil 1, , , ., , ,. in - i V1 ,S Q22 ii V ., -Lf' ' ' Q - ff? U 2 -V-.16--Aw: - 3...-sifpw , J A 2 fgfigfm .12 :gf 1 Sa- mv -- Y M Y S f 3 1 z I M . , . n , -X ,..,,, ,, ..,: Q f , ,,,,, 5 Q VI, , I. V ....,.:. E 355,51 W A ' 5 ., W i n' gg't mV i. H M ' 4 Q ,E 5 L., if iifgg' W , , , , iw f H X9 , ww wk, vp! H 5 fx ' rf? f. P ' 1 ff A - 1 3 , A 1 again:- 1 'V 1:5 -' ,.,,, - -:,,,f-:m- 1 ' 1' If igiw J U S xffffe, fl E P xl 1' H 5 l',r 'IVE' ,Eff , T 6 ,H R it it ,ii 2 . - ww v f- ,V - J V , S, 3? 5 V . V V 2 -.'- Q, i , 2' , 3 . Mi, Q li ffiflf M SSM ,sf H A ,,.,. 0 , 7 Vfftiiyi V35 5 ROW I: Ricky Davis, Julia Kimble, Brenda Lambert. Ebbert, Mike Foster, Brent Goodwin, Billy Hawn, Joy Jones,Marla ROW II: Debra Lane, Mark Lawyer, Mark Lewis, Steve Lynn, Donna McCallister, Kirby Mitchell, Timmy Brown, Jeff Mock. ROW III: Jody Morrow, Cindy Muterspaugh, Paul Pheanis, Steve Prenatt, Denise Rector, Belinda Riggs, Lynne Robinson, Doug Shook. ROW IV: Scott Simmons, Karen Smeltzer, Danny Smith, Julie Stohler, Irene Tinch, Danette Whiteman, Karen Woodcock. fzfksf QJQJQQ Hn? gtg iii ' V'. hgh: J ,Vw I 'A Jigsgigi gpfiiii , f ive Q P in ' M s w 4 1 Kitt I .,., V Vase wise, , af' Vw ., 4 ', rp- '- 3,eggg,:f5s21.:g,:::a5if: 42 V VM ' -fe :fV5,9e,Vas,z:iEf2za 5:51:52 112122. , I :Has-3 .VzV:2z1a:1Z:,V ',n, ,.fasf2s:f g1?:L.,,: , V, I I J 3 I ' ,,.,A 1 ' WY' ' 1 1 ' V, ,,,. ,S 'f pf' an . .VVVf z,':: 'vm 1 i 12 V V, 1 '. ifiifffwi iw ' 1 with 'iff f - -'N iff 'fi V - 4- K' ' L 4 H i ' i A ' M Q-WWQ U ii igi riii li zb , W'iiiliwflsfd waist ,,,,.V,,, V ,fr ' Q '15 V 5 A- , , '----- - .SV - 1 I me -' f . I V ,ig Q P ' 1 rg J' '. , 4 ,,-.-.,. ROW I: David Arbuckle, Kim Barnett, Elaine Barney, Glen Carter, Brenda .Chadwick, Mark Cole, Tena Cooper, Melvin Cowan. ROW ll: Brad Dwiggins, Doris Elliott, David Gilley, Robert Harless, Peggy Jackson, Freddie Kendall, Alan Kimdenreich, Donnie Martin. ROW III: Karl Moore, Max Spearman. -85 I x a fwahf6MQmhw7 , A,. , ,,x'V' f '21X, my - A - I E E yfji' y r ,P - , i P , . , ' a gp i w- A J W ' be if? 1 , -:W aaa QQAH aa Q raa a Q r .XX f if Q7 2 , , S gr 2 5 .'-42 yi, W ' 2 in g f i. 1 ,V ' if 33. X ,fy V ROW ONE: Ernest Biven, Jerry Chadwick, Nancy ii, mmfAh Clark, Roy Elliott, Phillip Eytchison, Julie Gernand ' I P i ' Rhonda Harless, Randy Keesling. ROW TWO: Char .H Q lene Phipps, Jeff Shaw, Rick Shaw. , . 1, as 8th Grade: Penny Creason Louann Fredrick Brenda Burmeister l GARQQPQGOQFS 6th Grade: Debra Markle Debbie Powers Pam Fath 4 gzyfff graofz ye am l kl J Seward Tim Gernand Paul Mullins. ROW ONE: David Hays, John Coleman, David Mar e, erry , , ROW TWO: Mr. Jackson, Coach, Jimmie Stohler, Rick Luellen, Randy Schoeff, Tim Elliott, Jim- my Wilson, Rick Gustin. eoenff QJQQOQ yeam ROW ONE: Mr. Jackson, Coach, Mark Whistler. ROW TWO: Rex Potoroff, Mark Camplin, Neal Goodman, James Prenatt, Gary Miller, Ken Fowler, Ted Gernand. 87 Cgzbffg QJUOQ 5120122 ROW ONE: Jeff Luellen, Ted Mullins, Jerry Scott, Clifford Randolph, Manager, Bernard Pine, John Hannah, Rick Schoeff. ROW TWO: Dave Hinchman, Phil Branham, Dan Neal, Scott Clark, Don Dudley, Mike Burton, Mr. Markle, Coach. S275 QMOQ lam I Barry Shook, Bob Pring, Dean Forney, Mark Hensley, Jerry Spall, Clifford Randolph, Manager, Mr. Markle, Coachg Terry Breece, David Clark, Jeff Chapman, Mike Stohler. 88 EB Sw fi' ,-Q fx Q 45 I U X h QE x 15 xx X gxmn V41 QQ X I I W X xx , 1:11 4455 FJ Greef Daisy Ballenger Lois E. 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Sifgagw 5 if 2 v ,Q , w. .. .5 , A - ,,:eQ,g-mi :- .. .fm F ,ff 'f '1z3 AffwviQ 2-Fm-mf - pf f WW- mi, ,:m'1:: .--ff. .fa - 5. f-:gf3-gz:-f: - v- - . zz. Qmgfziv-::f1's.sz,1a,,K :gf ig, - l . -V grail, -v f f A A Q 'A 0' ., 7, , H - ' efffw as G ef, , Florence Moore 4th Grade Helen Farthing 5th Grade GCZIAZY Mrs. Helms teaches at Fall Creek as w.e1l as Markleville in the art department. James H. Teeters Harold Creason 7th Grade 8th Grade Mr. Harold Creason fulfills the duties of principal as well as teacher at Fall Creek. The job of keeping the school clean and ef- ficient is the responsibility of Mr. John Ent. Lscgoofncoyram cmpf orgy Csfqff Well balanced meals are provided each day by Mary Banks, Maxine Hunter, and Margaret Bronnenberg. Virginia Hays helps with the books and other office work when needed. 7 :-f ilm ..-It 'fljl Eff , f Weil? ' l W? ' I :Z .X 1 sy f' is ii I ef '- I ., 1'Tf,1-Qafs f' L?-SBK 2231, fl i '-Isislgggi-gif, ,W ,fit gdgxw U,-L, wg, ,-.im ,A 3537. 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ROW II: Warren Elrod, Tim Forney, Danny Fox, Terry Fox, Denise Gilliam, Steve Ginder, Mike Harrison, Sandra Huffman, David King. ROW III: Pat Kline, Danny Main, Ainsley Phillips, David Phillips, Carol Tranbarger, Sherry Walker, Paul Wilson, Rick Wilson. euezzff QFGOQ f , ei was 5xJL,j 7 ed 10 M ,gm-r , E H ' Q Qi img N 1 4 x 1 M 1 QU 1 I w l ' ' I ' K Qffil ' ' . . , . 4, wssvqi ,,, M Y ' S sssa . 1 i .,' ,mis .3 J if K .g . 4 is A, ,gi f s it h A 53135 iflqlsfyr . sw' ' 5 I '55 Qi , ,. ' .- I - Q I it ' ' , 5-If., :mi A t I A 5' - 2 - 1' - e fsgik X' ' fi f 1 ' 1, , LV- lisa' ' .2 4 .' i A ' I I S t N - ' . K , 4 by ii- 4 Ti N ' xp TSS ? I ' A V ' ' R' p A l at -' f w - t W K. ,lp Q Q V, . . ., . lv 5. E h . A41 tr V' ,., A 7 al' 4 ,I ,,Q F Y W-' . ,,-, gf W rri' I I v ' - ' ,X A lpn, I Txlf axgff 1 1',.,,Vfh i '. ROW I: Brice Brown,Jeff Burns, Stanley C-a.rr,Ji1l Castor, Teresa Craig,Debra Fox, Debbie Jenkins, Donald King, Mark Motsinger. ROW II: Diane Mullins, Sharon Needler, Mike Norviel, Debra Pitcock, Sonna Powless, Mike Ray, Don Robertson, Charles Rodecap, Archie Smith. ROW III: Larry Smith, Sharon Smith, Danny Shipley, Ricky Shipley, Paul Swanson, Pam Tomilson, Robert Zell. 92 V , ,El -,. ri aa Z! E 5 7 W Q A W in . J I 35 ra-1, , Ve 6155155 g1'a0Q 2. 1 '15 Z .,f1Z'f2 if , ,-WWQ A,:j ' 2' '-mga, 3 ' at W , if 5 gf 1 if x 7 ' J 1 Q ff 5 P 44' w 1 J f l U 5 ,. M ,E W xa Q X2 ., , at H T 7 1 C s If l I ' gf V5 ' .- 'V tnq . V-5- fm ,, fu' V .15 . ,f HA' . ' . H '::'-192: .5 , , ' 4 L ,V ' . V . ,. 'Vliwfrfif w'iMf:Vl Q - VV V , ami:--V 'M-Z.ff?2::..s.: ,. 'ffliifiiiif ,I A292945 uf? ,,f?,gf,,V.,V tgp,-,,, ,awfz V VV alfa .wg Vffwgs ,,fg,z3.,,5,. -xr Vm,,.g,,, ,n.l,.,,, 'V V- f. ff', ,V sf f?'32',5?r' V eiligq 63,539 . M553 55543, Vg, rgfVlfe!2eV 75 .-.wiizif Evil'-ski. J V33 VV ifalsfhff' , siffrf ' f zm.,.VVVVfffV -W, .HVV V V lfsififttx -:- Em V!VffElf21T'.2eeE 9451 5 M I . 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ROW III: Sandra Pettigrew, Betty Pitcock,SteVen Rector, John Smith,Sue Ann Sparks, Shirley Stoner,Kenton Summers, Donald Tabor, Beth Thornberry. ROW IV: Douglas Townsend, Diana Walker, Terry Wilson, Michael Wood, Michael Zion. 2,95 Qmoe , ix. ' ' 51: , W ff,.f'gc ' 2 ,4 J, 2 I g fic, ' V VV., : QW si V . . W, .. Q J V V ROVV E ,J V . S ,,,, . i W ,..f?i'fV 4 A -A? 'rl 56 - 1 H 'QS ',V. g.1' l5m V 1 'vm ' V' J i-4 5 ' ff' f Q 2? V, V: ,VV - -. V.: .gehalgfca Vs Va . . s WV.. me s..,f?f,,a32sV.l1.'V-, V WV . - J- .f V- V V 'V ' , V .WWV ft VI: f i f Vse- , V V R ' ' -V i I'.2!1 A5 V ' - 1 ww fr. A ' V + ,.,.. ,dvd Q Qu, A I ,V,V H ,V V ., if' 2-1122-22525122 if,-Q22 ft' 'VV f, ' M e V ' . . r V , Z .V - li vzlv ,AZI VZE, AAV: H ,VV, Z,i, ,,,X , , ,.,,,.,, A fVf:fVw- ,ly - V in M. '21 I , gga wp 35' M' 'V EPZ, iff. w , ,.,,5,.,,,i3,e , i V -- g. k,.f.fwX 9 lm . ., I V . V V Vgjggff' VV fffn, . rvewglibp, fi-My ,, W - f ff 7 1 4:2 , . ' gf ii 'fi' - 'A y . J -V ' VV . 5 2, , ' f .. 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ROW TWO: Sue Gentry,Matthew Golden, James Harrison, Robert Hodson, Sandra Jenkins, Charles Knuckles,Mike Laird, William Lemon,Stephon Lenz, Marsha Lester. ROW THREE: Carolyn Mans, Larry McAllister, Christy Motsinger, Michael Motsinger, Dennis Needler, Rex Norris, Jill Powless, Mark Robertson, Donald Rodecap, Janet Short. ROW FOUR: Steven Shreves, Gale Stoner, Candy Tabor, Rusty Thornberry, Susan Wakefield, Karen Sue Wilson, Sheila Zion. '94 QC'0I2Of9I d Q V 5 I fa- A z-Aa in. l 1- -Vw , , v ,Vw vA,-. Q ,, -f ,sl -Q A 5 J ,X , gn, Vi, , V, ,V A V! .37-,fl K, i',rl jZi sl. ,f' L 5' VV ff Vf W' flaw 5. 1f.L?Vl f,lQ V g M A ,. E52 KA- V. 9 , ' L : V,-is A. gpg 1 :,V m hee: 1- VV V ,, V 1 ., ,Gt ,, QA A ,Aa , ,.,. . ,, V ..Ve., ,,, A. A l V., ,. A, , , . ,, ,A , .. ,, ,Q , ,.,: , ,ig A ' f il A A M' LE AV :Q ' ' 2 x ffuviif N --. Vwm - , ..,,.,, I A A V 3 ' - :VV f - tjl'i:f'. 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ROW III: Brenda Knuckles, Donna Lauderbough, Donna Lee, Robin Lemon, Vickie Looper, Tom Miller, Jess Pickrell, Mary Jane Robinson. ROW IV: Cathy Sanders, Linda Schimel, Cindy Sheets, Vonne Short, Linnette Tabor, Teresa Taylor, Betty Wilson, Lesa Wood. .sf 124 gfcmfz gg 'V VA it ' Q A Al, Vw ,A -My . -,V ,,, N My dLg,,,:,,: Rl., VV KIA ,V A V? , V, .V ' 5' T A 1V i l W, 2 1:-Q 'X' Jag, .2 A 'A V-'11 A 555 E Q V- Q ' , ,- , . .LV ' - X V-VM, Q . it L ,A ,fi ., K, 4 v ..2.,... fl V , ilm ,, - Q , -V , I V , ' V, , X 'WY' xx HVVV A W .1 ai? A .Q it ff ei lil ti a i ,l,,V fs ' A A f' 1 A l if A . , , 8 W r ,.,.. . A. , V.,, A , A V f A I E E M ' A 1 g I W f , t mf 1 , gs' 3 , P ,Z L N-ea' if is v f 4, b'q, f 5 li V5 A. - ' f i? I A ROW I: Steve Alford, Noretta Bennett, Mona Blazier, Robert Carr, Tina Couch, Scott Dudgeon, Lisa Engle, Steven Ent. ROW II: Gerald Fox, Laurie Franklin, Delana Golden, David Hall, Cynthia Hartley, Kimberley Jenkins, Darlene Knotts, Lori Lane. ROW III: Christopher Mer- ritt, Marla Motsinger, Laura Nelson, Rose Mary Norris, Darla Owens, Scott Petty, Brian Robinson, Gary Rushton. ROW IV: Charles Patrick Sabo, Jeff Shreves, James Talbert, Michael Travis, Terry Wyatt. fjzyfff graog eam .I Ti S' ' ' F s:,:.:. '2- 1 -. , 3 wgz.-trams ,.....,:3k:,.1... . , 1 - ROW ONE: Joey Boles, William Carr, Patrick Kline, Rick Wilson, Archie Smith, Paul Wilson. ROW TWO: Mr. Creason, Coachg Steve Ginder, Fred Brown, Gary Burke, Terry Fox, Warren Elrod, Paul Swanson. eoenff 9z'a0Q yeam ROW ONE: Larry McAllister, Charles Wood, Mike Ray, Gene Best, Mark Motsinger, Tommie McAllister. ROW TWO: David Merritt, Danny Shipley, Jeff Burns, Donald Robertson, Mr. Teeters, Coach. 96 Qgzbfff graog' geam t I M V In .,kLr , 4 . hi ROW ONE: RobertHodson, Sammy Boles, Jeff Davis, Stephen Lenz, Steven Hamel, Brian Hettmansperger, Ralph Flesher. ROW TWO: Larry McA11ister,StevenRector, Gary Tom- ilson, Donald Tabor, Ricky Morton, Doug Townsend. ROW THREE: Tommie McAllister, David Merritt, Gene Best, Kenton Summers, Terry Wilson, Gary Carter, Mr. Teeters, Coach. G53 Qfk G AFS 6th Grade Cheerleaders: Darice Laster, Dixie Powless, Pam Gustin, Sue Sparks u , l I l E ' A 8th Grade Cheerleaders: Carol Tranbarger, Sher- ry Walker, Diana Mullens, Sonna Powless. ,Adi we 764126 Miss Duckworth, for her assistance during those lamg days before a deadline. Russell Forkner, for his time and promptness in delivering not only black and white pictures, but also color transparencies. The high school Camera Club, for its assistance in printing many pictures which make up a large part of the Arabian. Doyle Fox, our Delmar representative, for his advice and help with the color pictures The The The The faculty, for their patience and class time. subscribers and advertisers who helped to finance this book. , students, without whose presence there could be no yearbook. school, for preparing us to be good citizens in our future life. One more school year has passed and with it has gone many enjoyable experiences. For the Seniors, this year marked the com- mencement ofa journey into the adult world of opportunity and re- sponsibility. For the underclassmen, it marked another stepping stone in their progress toward maturity. Each member this year and recall it with fond memories in years. 99 csfuofezzf QJQOQX Abney, Holly--46,51,74. Alford, Mike--31,35,46,5O,76. Baker, Pam--74. Banks, Bill--31,36,45,46,'76. Barney, Marsha--46,51,56,57,'74. Begley, Tim--30,40,47,56,74. Bennett, Beth--46,51,52,56,5'?,58,66. Bevel, Danny--50,76. Bevel, James--50,'72. Biven, Russell--50,72. Boles, Barbara--46,51,56,'72. Boles, Carolyn--76. Boles, Gina--51,74. Bows, Lana--23,29,41,46,4'7,51,52,56,57,72, Boles, Margie--46,76. Boles, Nancy--46,51,76. Bricker, Jerry--50,74. Bricker, Roy--37,50,76. Branham, Linda--43,44,4'7,51,55,66. Bronnenberg, Judy--51,'76. Bronnenberg, Kathie--17,46,47,5l,56,57,58, Broshar, Denise--46,51,76. Brown, Anita--17,43,52,56. Brown, Doug--5O,55,'74. Brown, Robert--4'7,'72. Brumfield, Bill--37,46,47,56,66. Brumfield, Gary--26,32,35,'72. Burmeister, Bob--34,36,37,46,fl8,52. Carpentar, Joyce--41,44,46,5l,58,72. Carpentar, Linda--46,51,'76. Carr, Geraldine--51,56,74. Castor, Jon--3'7,72. Chadwick, Richard--55,72. Clark, Kenny--50,'76. Clark, Sue--51,74. Clark, Terry--5,30,35,36,58,74. Cole, Bonnie--5l,55,76. Cole, Vickie--51,52,66. Coleman, Wyetta--45,46,51,5'7,74. Colley, Bonnie--46,'?6. Corbin, Carl--36,66. Cox, Linda--46,51,58,74. Cox, Mary--46,51,56,66. Cox, Steve--3'7,40,41,44,46,47,56,60,66. creason, B111--36,46,4'1,56,67. Creason, Roger--9,3'7,46,48,52,6'7. Criswell, Becky--72. Davis, Debbie--46,55,76. Davis, Gary--72. Dempsey, Janice--43,46,51,56,6'7. Dennis, Jerry--50,76. Dickey, Mike--26,32,35,44,47,56,72. Downing, Linda--46,51,53,5'7. Dudley, Dave--31,49,76. Elliott, Donald--3'7,46,72. Elrod, Dwight--72. Elrod, Marvin--50,'76. Elrod, Susan--51,53,57,76. Engle, Rick--31,35,50,76. Engle, Ron--72. Everman, Ben--50,'74. Fadley, Ross--30,56,74. Fath, Linda--51,52,67. Fattic, Kathie--38,51,57,58,74. Fesmire, Cheryl--4l,44,51,55,56,58,67. Fisher, Glen--30,34,35,45,74. Fisher, Greg--11,26,32,34,35,44,45,4'7,52, Flesher, Kenny--43,44,45,46,4'7,6'7,78. Flesher, Russell--46,53,56,'74. Forney, Ira--35,37,46,47,72. Forney, Penny--46,51,52,53,67. Fox, Bobby--35,46,55,74. Fox, Bob--31,50,76. Fox, Steve--67. Fox, Sharon--51,74. Fox, Wayne--30,32,56,74. Frazier, Judy--51,'74. 56,67 Fredrick, Becky--4e,47,51,52,55,5e,57,72. Gale, Charles--34,35,37,47,72. Gale, Donna--72. Gale, Doug--31,50,76. Gernand, Jeff--49,5O,72. Gernand, Tom--34,35,49,50,76. Gilley, Bob--53,76. Gilley, Jo--76, Goodwin, Gary--76. Gustin, Jim--23,26,34,35,44,4'7,56,72. Gustin, Mike--26,32,36,47,56,60,72. Hackleman, Brenda--46,51,5'7,58,72. Hackleman, Danny--50,76. Hackleman, Linda--46,47,51,53,5'7,58,72. Hall, Lorena--19,43,4e,51,52,53,56,5'1,68. Hardy, Bruce--9,l'7,26,32,35,47,56. Hart, Bill--32,44,47,54,60,68. Hays, Jan--31,46,49,51,55,5'7,76. Heath, Alan--47,49,5O,72,60. Heath, Doug--74. Heath, Ted--37,68. Heath, Tom--3'7,72. Heffernan, Peggy--46,51,55,74. Hettmansperger, Karen--46,51,55,57,'?6. Higginbotham, Nikki--49,51,56,'74. Hileman, Mike--36,50,'72. Hilligoss, David--74. Hilligoss. Diane--51,5'7,76. Hinchman, Ray--34,35,37,41,44,45,46,47,6 Hineman, Twyana--5l,72. Hodson, Debra--51,57,'76. Holmes, John--53,7'7. Holmes, Sam--46,47,48,68. Hood, Terri--46,47,48,51,68. Huggins, Bob--3'7,46,47,52,60,68. Johnson, Caryn--46,51,55,57,58,7'7. Keesling, Randy--42,43,44,46,47,56,68. Johnson, Jacklyn--4O,44,47,49,51,56,68. King, Patricia--51,55,'7'7. King, Dale--31,35,45,50,76,77. King, Terry--32,35,4'7,52,56,60,'73. 100 0,72 , QSXUQQIQZ' ,QIZOQX King, Steve--50,'72. Kinsey, Vicki--31,46,49,51,55,57,7'7. Kline, Ann--44,46,5l,53,56,57,58,'73. Knoblock, Steve--77. Knowling, Mike--48,68. Kuklenski, Allen--50,74. Lambert, Tim--56,74. Lane, Linda--46,51,73. Laster, Jeri--46,51,53,5'7,58,74. Littrell, Terry--26,32,34,35,45,47,48,56,68. Luellen, Linda--46,56,57,74. Main, Diana--46,5l,5'7,'74. Markle, Linda--46,51,5'7,77. Markle, Pam--43,46,52,56,5'7,58,69. Marsh, Janet--48,49,51,75. Marshall, Greg--50,'73. Martin, Ronnie--34,35,69. Matlock, Mark--32,33,36,40,44,46,47,56,69. Mauzy, Connie--42,43,44,46,47,5l,55,57,58,69. McClelland, Candy--46,51,58,75. McCormack, Candy--38,46,49,51,55,57,'77. McNally, Marsha--46,51,57,73. Mcilew, Charles--50,'73. Mitchell, Diana--51,58,75. Mitchell, Doug--26,34,35,43,47,52,60,69. Mitchell, Nancy--51,73. Morton, Darlene--51,56,73. Mullens, Sharon--29,45,46,47,5l,56,58,73. Mullin, John--53,73. Mullin, Linda--46,51,53,75. Mullin, Mike--41,43,52,53,54,60,69, Mullins, Phil--30,32,34,47,56,73. Myers, Mark--46,47,53,6O,69. Needler, Karen--46,51,55,'7'7. Nelson, Diane--46,48,51,73. Osenbaugh, Gary--26,73. Padgett, Dave--26,45,47,73. Padgett, Jon--9,ll,26,34,35,47,56,69. Painter, Steve--34,35,50,'77. Painter, Tom--46,47,48,52,69. Pasko, Wayne--37,46,4'7. Passwater, Cheryle--48,51,'73. Passwater, Peggy--46,51,75. Perkins, Bill--32,3'7,73. Perkins, Herbie--77. Phillips, Barbara--44,47,51,56,73. Phillips, Becky--77. Phillips, Susan--51,53,75. Poteet, Keith--70. Poteet, Tammy--46,51,75. Powless, Charlene--38,46,55,5'7,'77. Prentice, Michelle--l'7,38,56,58,7O. Prentice, Mike--49,5O,52,7O. Prentice, Steve--50,77. Randolph, Debbie--46,49,51,53,56,56,58,73. Randolph, Ivan--77. Randolph, Theresa--51,52,53,56,57,58,70. Raper, Bernard--48,5O,73. Ray, Dwight--49,50,'75. Ray, Phil--49,5O,52,'7O. IO! Rector, Candace--46,75. Reeder, Cathy--46,5l,55,56,'75. Reeder, Pam--51,52,58,70. Reeves, Eddie--47,73. Rhodus, Eddie--50,77. Rhodus, Terry--50,52,70. Robinette, Richard--75. Sabo, Mike--56,75. Sabo, Paul--4O,47,53,'70. Salyer, Mike--30,35,'74,75. Salyer, Veronica--46,51,57,58,'73. Schell, Becky--51,7'7. Schmitz, Beth--46,49,51,55,57,77. Schoeff, Ron--31,35,46,'77. Scott, Sandy--46,51,55,5'7,7'7. Scott, Sharon--46,47,51,52,56,57,73. Scott, Suann--38,55,77. Shipley, Linda--5l,75. Short, Jerry--30,5O,75. Simmermon, John--35,55,'77. Simmermon, Mary--51,'73. Sisson, Reba--73. Sisson, Tony--26,34,35,48,50,52,6O,7O. Smith, David--75. Smith, David W.--75. Smith, Mary--5l,75. Smith, Paul--56,73. Smith, Willard--35,49,50,7'7. Sparks, Bob--46,52,70. Sparks, Jim--47,50,60. Sparks, Mary--46,49,51,57,75. Spicer, Sally--51,56,75. Stanley, Terry--9,37,46. Stohler, Debbie--29,44,46,47,51,52,56,5'7 Stohler, Denise--45,46,49,51,56,5'7,58,'75 Stohler, Mike--30,58,'75. Stohler, Teresa--46,5l,56,5'7,'I5. Stoner, Gary--50,'77. Stoops, Kathy--31,38,45,46,55,5'7,77. Stoops, Randy--26,32,4'7,56,'73. Summers, Cindy--46,5l,57,77. Thompson, Evan--55,75. Todd, Brenda--46,47,48,51. Tomlinson, Debbie--77. Townsend, Sheila--38,51,52,56,57,58,73. Truman, Rick--5O,52,73. Van Matre, Sterling--3'7,50,52. Walker, Lannie--46,73. Walters, Joan--41,44,73. Walters, Judy--'76,7'7. Wheatley, Doris--51,57,'77. Wheatley, Daryl--3'7,5O,75. Whistler, Gary--77. Whistler, Steve--39,4O,56,75. White, Don--75. Williams, Connie--51,52,58,73. Williams, Janice--51. Wilson, Jeannie--77. Wood, Linda--51,'73. Which circle is darker? fOh, yes, if you used your scientific insight and folded the page to compare the circles, you discovered the unswerj Sure. You could make a guess. With a 50-50 chance of being right. But you know that success, in this age of science, takes more than guesswork. It takes careful observations. Accurate comparisons. Logical analysis. Sound deduction. These are traits we value at our new Engine ,cing and Research center in Anderson-e' A' -ve have the tools to implement them. For instance, if a real closeup of something is desirable, we pop it under our electronic microscope and magnify it up to 200,000 diameters. If we want to analyze materials for their metallic elements, we use a spectrograph, accurate to a few parts in a million. These help us in designing new ignition systems for cars. Or control devices for missiles. Or a new kind of generator. Look us up, after college, if you think you'll be at home in our field. Right back home in Indiana. Delco -Renly Dlvlsion oi General Motors I Anderson, Indiana MARK gp EXCELLENCE MARKLEVILLE OIL CO. Quality Mobil Products For Friendly Sz Courteous Service Phone Mrs. Joe McCormack Mech-779-4691 Bob Fisher Markleville-533-2223 Mobil 4 MARK TOOL AND DIE CO. 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