Milan High School - Rebus Yearbook (Milan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

1776-1976 The 200th Anniversary Of The United States Of America REBUS Bonnie Pruss, Editor Milan Jr. -Sr. High School Volume VII Milan, Indiana 2 . . sports page 38 As another year begins at Milan High School, old acquaintances are renewed, new faces are seen, organizations are formed, athletes start training, study habits are set, and a daily routine starts to fall into place. Although this year may seem very much like the year before it, we are all faced with changes. In addition to the beginning of a new school year, it is also the cele- bration of our country's 200th birth- day. 4 Exploring Is Education Exploration Days provide many different aspects of life for everyone to take a part in at Milan High School. RIGHT: Does Mr. Simonton really need a hair cut???? BELOW LEFT: The exchange stu- dents, Kika Pupa, Harriet Knapen, and Anna Costa, experienced many new things during the exploration days. BELOW RIGHT: Those who wanted a little exercise joined in the volley- ball games. BOTTOM LEFT: Even guys like a new hairstyle once in a while as C. Pruss works on S. Lewis. BOTTOM RIGHT: N. Hillman con- ducts a class in the electrical area. 6 Could It Be Magic River Castle in Cincinnati was the setting for the 1976 Junior-Senior Prom. The room was beautifully decorated and music was provided by the Millcreek Express. A variety of food was made available and served by the Trolley Tavern. THIS PAGE: TOP RIGHT: Lots of action goes on in time to the music! BELOW: The younger generation is not the only one who can gyrate. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: The evening is just beginning for D. Fullen and her date. TOP RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. Dunker enjoy the prom and the music. BELOW: It's always possible to find some form of amusement at the prom as shown here. 8 9 UPPER LEFT: J. Withered and her date are preparing to leave for the prom. UPPER RIGHT: L. Antras and D. Tharp reign as MHS 1976 Prom King and Queen. RIGHT: After the crowning of the King and Queen, the traditional kiss is exchanged. 10 Momentos were given to each person as a remembrance in years to come. The boys each received a gavel and the girls were given charms. The highlight of the evening was the choosing of the king and queen. This year's honors went to Don Tharp and LeAnna Antras. As midnight drew near, the Milan Prom came to a close for another year. However, the evening's fes- tivities continued as the party-goers proceeded to the afterprom which was held at the Star-Lite Drive-In. The movies were Romeo and Juliet and Smile. FAR LEFT: S. Mullen and M. Stras- sel relax to the mood of the music as the pace changes from fast to slow. LEFT: Mrs. Taylor gets the feel of the beat as the band speeds up the tempo. BELOW: Besides dancing, chattering and laughing provides a form of entertainment. 11 RIGHT: The Junior Class is repre- sented on Honor Night. BELOW: The faculty and adminis- tration feels proud of the students who are honored at Milan High School. LEFT: Mr. Heller addresses the crowd during the honor program. BELOW MIDDLE: P. Butler accepts the Betty Crocker award from Mrs. Lamb. BELOW RIGHT: P. Bennett is recog- nized when she receives her honor roll award from Mr. Heller. 12 WHS Students Honored Honors Night is a special occasion to bring forth the people who have won scholarships, awards for perfect attendance, good grades and Jr. High awards for sports. This special occasion is sponsored by Milan's Lion Club. LEFT: A surprised D. McKittrick receives this year’s art award from Mr. Hunger. MIDDLE LEFT: S. Cole steps for- ward to accept her award for being on the honor roll all year. BELOW: With mixed emotions, the seniors wait to receive honor roll awards. 13 . . . Suddenly Nothing Is The Same The class of '76 began 12 years ago and is ending with each mem- ber having dedicated time and effort to studying, working, learn- ing from new experiences, and developing meaningful friendships. RIGHT: The seniors of '76 march out to the receiving line. BELOW LEFT: T. Seevers, President of the class, presents her speech. BELOW RIGHT: Solemn is the look on W. Carpenter’s face as he waits his turn. 14 3 � 4 LEFT: The boys remove their caps as the National Anthem is played. BELOW: L. Griffith takes that final walk. BOTTOM: Mr. Schein directs the band as they close with the march. 15 RIGHT: A. Maki is honored by receiving the Call Scholarship. BELOW: B. Pruss shakes hands with Mr. Taylor as she accepts her dip- loma. BOTTOM: The band plays Pomp and Circumstance as the senior class marches in. A Imost A nything Goes 17 UNUM vlRUJUS Rookies For ’75 Mark Adams Laura Addison Ricky Addison Doug Allen Stephanie Ashcraft Jill Belew Allishea Bengie Angela Bohlke Debbie Boyd David Brashears Jan Bushorn Chris Cannon Karen Carpenter Gene Caudill Larry Comley Steven Cornett Joseph Craven Alan Crum Timothy Davidson Charles Dixon Audrey Fields Lesa Franklin Kimberly Gray Loeta Green Gary Gress Sheryl Hankins David Hensley Vernon Herbert Sherry Hiatt Aaron Hoffmeyer Carla Holt Jeffrey Holt Billy Horton Linda Houston Randy Ison Bentley Ives Pam Ives Kevin John Kermit Johnson Merri Johnson Russell Johnson Jim Kash Virginia Kennedy Annette Kincer Vicki Sue Kirk Herbert Kleine Joel Knox Chris Kohlmeier Billie Kraus Angela Kroner Diane Laws Roger Lohrum Charles Manning Rita McConnell Andrew McIntosh John McKeown Jeff McKittrick Genevieve Meinders Lori Mullen Carolyn Norman Tina Odgen James Orem Teresa Oswald LEFT: The seventh grade class officers are: Chris Cannon, Pres- ident; Debbie Scudder, Vice- President; Linda Volz, Secretary; and Brian Voss, Treasurer. Tim Pasmore Shelley Pennington Richard Pettit Herbert Popp Charles Pulliam Sherri Purcell Kevin Ridner Yatzie Roysden Linda Schornick Debbie Scudder Anna Short Herbert Smith Robert Smith Gregory Sparks Lisa Spaulding Debra Speckman Evelyn Spurlock James Spurlock Ann Stegemiller Brett Tabler Tamyra Taylor Toby Timberlake Gary Trent Freda Utter Linda Volz Brian Voss Cathy Wade Kerry Walker Cecil Walston Lisa Williamson Carl Willis Melinda Willis 21 Old Timers In Jr. High! Kimberly Adams Connie Addison Lola Amberger Mike Annas Mark Bennett Kendra Bergman Richard Blessing Mark Bowling Tina Bulick Lisa Bushhorn Patti Bushorn Shelly Butler Tina Butler Bill Bruns Glenda Bryant Howard Carey Glenda Collins Billy Comley Mary Conradi Gary Cook Charles Coover Douglas Craft Jeff Craven Mike Cutter Robin Cutter Mike Denny Roy Dittmer Timmy Elkins Terry Elkins Jody Fledderman Liane Fletcher Teresa Fluegeman Pam Fraasman Mike Freeman Paul Fugate Lisa Gay Debbie Gerhardt Melanie Givan Kristi Goff Mark Goff Rebecca Goodman Randy Goodpaster Rick Gress Ernie Hankins Carla Hayes Roxann Henderson Robert Herbert Beverly Honeycutt Cheryl Honeycutt Tina Hopping Kendall Homberger Chester Jackson Kathy Jobst Greg John Kenneth Jordan Beth Kincer David Kincer Gary Kirk Sherri Kirkpatrick Pat Kissell Debbie Laws Teresa Lochard Mary Luke Ricky Marshall Jeff Meinders James Moberly Keith Mohundro Kevin Mohundro Virgil Mounts Frankie Myers Dean Palmer Dennis Palmer Carmen Park Tony Pennington Jenny Poole Beth Rembert Diane Ritenour Bruce Rueter Sharon Schornick John Seaver Scott Sheckler Danny Sheets Dane Smith Reva Smith Brenda Spurlock Ricky Stalder Denise Steuer Lisa Steuer Donna Strassell Dave Strunk Terry Stutler Mike Tregilgus Dan Turner Monica Van Kirk Jeff Volz Joey Volz Debbie Voss Regina Wade Doug Walker Judy Walker Robbie Ward Sherry Warren LaDonna Webster Paula White Shari Williamson LEFT: The eighth grade class officers are: Mike Cutter, Presi- dent: Mike Tregilgus, Vice- President; and Keith Mohundro, Secretary- Treasurer. 23 New Faces In Sr. High The freshman class showed outstanding spirit by par- ticipating in many school activities. They gained rec- ognition at homecoming when their float placed third. One of the biggest events of the year was the selection But being a freshman wasn’t all fun and games. It w a period of adjustment for most and a time for learning Their goal for the future . . . becoming a sophc more! of their high school class rings. Michael Addison Bernadette Anderson Tim Atkins Michael Baker Berna Barton Mark Begley Tina Bengie Raynell Bergman Danny Bible Steven Brandes Jeff Brandt Richard Byrd Todd Cannon Danny Carter Anna Cook Raydean Cooper Craig Cutter Steven Dixon Betty Dobson Harvey Dobson Cathy Eckler Dale Fallen Bevaleen Farrell Ronda Fledderman Denise Fraasman Jeffrey Fuller Kurt Gerster Ernest Goodpaster Deborah Gray Frank Green 24 LEFT: The freshman class officers are: Janice Warner, President: Bema Barton, Vice-President; Dan Gutz- willer, Treasurer; and Raynell Berg- man, Secretary. Daniel Gutzwiller Denise Hahn Melvin Haney Tom Herbert Tim Hillman Eric Hoffmeyer Barbara Honeycutt James Ingram Jon Inman Russell Ison Patricia Johnson Debby Jones Barbara Kash Bernadette Kroner Jeffrey Laub Deidra Laws Aimee Marksberry James Marshall Doug McConnell Tony McDonald David McIntosh Debby McKittrick Penni McKittrick Drucilla Merida Debbie Messer 25 26 Nancy Mockbee Brenda Mounts Linda Mullen Karen Negangard Glen Peak Tom Rembert Connie Rheinfrank Denise Ritenour Patti Rueter Chris Schmaltz Gary Schmidt Mary Schornick Tommy Sheckler Terry Sparks Curtiss Spurlock Ford Spurlock Leoda Spurlock Sandy Stalder Richard Stanley Mary Stegemiller James Strassell Brad Tabler Steve Transier Anita Utter Gary Vornheder Gregory Voss Vicki Wade Janice Warner Tommy Watts Melinda Webster Hobert Wheeler Rebecca White William Willis The Middlemen Of MHS The sophomore year was a time to become better adjusted to studying and homework; and, a time to make more definite plans toward future goals. It was also a time to get inside views on snails, clams, worms, fish, pigs, and crawdads. The sophomore class showed their support this past year by becoming more active in school clubs, partici- pating in sports, and enthusiastically taking part in school projects. Judy Allen Lisa Amberger Pearlie Anderson Chris Bear Marita Bengie Marcia Benham Patti Bennett John Berger Sharon Bohlke Tom Bonnlander Nancy Brashears Roy Campos Bryan Carpenter Don Carpenter Louise Carter Dee Ann Caudill Mark Collier Glen Collins Sharon Cooper Barbara Coover Cynthia Cornett Vickie Craft Geoffrey Cutter Darlene Delap Steve Delap Kim Eisert Sharon Fraley Vernon Fugate Barbara Goodpaster Bertha May Green 27 Margaret Hoegeman Matt Hoffman Peggy Jobst Jill John Lowell Johnson Jeri Jones Teresa Justice Steve Kirk Kim Kleine Jana Kohlmeier Mike Kraus Victoria Laub Judy Ledger Brenda Lohrum John Luke Mike McKenzie Steve McKeown Amanda McKittrick Bob McMillan Susan Nocks James Oliver Joellen Rayner Nancy Ridenour Randy Ridner Rick Ridner Ralph Riehle Donnie Ritchie Debbie Ritenour Kenny Robinson Dale Rohrig Patricia Russell Scott Schmaltz Robert Schomick Kristi Smith Timmy Sparks NOT SHOWN 28 Arlie Spurlock Charlie Spurlock Marlene Spurlock Mary Spurlock Kim Steuer Mitchell Thayer Dennis Thomas Jeannie Tregilgus Cammy Turner Doug Turner Bill Wade April Walker Kenneth Walker Sandra Warner Suzanne Warren Vicki West Deidra White Pam White Randy Wilburn Freida Willoughby Tony Wiltberger Tom Zins LEFT: The Sophomore class officers are: Dennis Thomas, President; Cammy Turner, Vice- President; Sharon Bohlke, Secretary; and Peggy Jobst, Treasurer. 29 Planning That Big Night If any junior did not know the meaning of the word WORK before this year started, he did at the end of the year. Assignments, reports, tests, themes, history notes, homework-they ail became even more real as he prepared for moving on to his last year at Milan. Not only did juniors become learned scholars by knocking their brains out studying, but they became supersalesmen in their efforts to raise money for the prom. All their efforts paid off in the end, though. Everyone (almost everyone) passed their classes and the prom was a magical night. Leanna Antras Teresa Applegate Ron Banks Don Barton Mitch Bergman Paul Blanton Tim Blessing Paula Brown Debby Burford Cindy Butler Harvey Butler David Campos Wanda Carter Donna Caudill Shirley Cole Barbara Comley Diane Conradi Rose Cook Kim Cornett Betty Dittmer David Dixon Donna Eversole Sharon Fluegeman Mike Franklin Gwen Godby 30 LEFT: The Junior class officers are: Carol Walker, President: Gary Thomas, Vice-President: Rosemary Kraus, Secretary; and Cheryl Jones, Treasurer. Earl Goodpaster Kathy Gray David Higham Donald Hoegeman Kim Hoffman Kevin Homberger Jane Ingram Mike Ison Phil Ison Cheryl Jones Rosemary Kraus Rick Kirk Ron Ledger Lois Lockwood Becky Lohrum Richard Marksberry Debbie McIntosh Mark McKittrick Jack McMillan Ken Mockbee 31 32 Sandy Mullen Terry Oswald Tim Oswald Rhonda Park Tami Peak Rusty Reed Mike Schmidt Shawn Seevers Kenny Shelp DeVon Short Andy Smith Ramona Smith Genevia Spurlock Mark Stegemiller Mary Strassell Jeff Stutler Jerry Stutler Bobbi Tabler Don Tharp Gary Thomas Steve Vornheder Lynn Wahoff Carol Walker Melody Walston Roberta Walston Donetta Webb Terry Wullenwe- ber . . . Suddenly Nothing Is The Same This year began like the other eleven years -registra- tion, book rentals, schedules, etc. But it was a differ- ent year-the last time the class of '76 would be tog her and the end of twelve years of studying, working ■ nd growing. This realization caused a variety of reactions among the seniors. Planning for higher education, hunting for employment, m; king passing grades became objectives for all but a fev ■ .10 planned to drift by (since it was the last year!) Peggy Addison Danny Baker David Bentley John Brandt Mark Busching Mike Bushorn Mitchell Butler Phyllis Butler Wade Carpenter Vicki Caudill Judy Clark Robin Collier David Crum William Dixon David Ebel Mike Eisert Dorothy Fullen SuAnn Gerster Matt Greive Randy Gress Lori Griffith Teena Hillman Terry Howard Matt Huffman Floyd Hunger Ruth Ison Harriet Knapen Donna Land In addition to studies and regular school events, the seniors had a great number of their own activ- ities to do. Proofs arrived for senior pictures; homecoming queen candidates were chosen; announcements picked; memory books signed; and caps and gowns ordered (red and blue this bicen- tennial year). Long hair and jeans were the styles for boys and girls. Bib overalls and long underwear tops were worn by both sexes. Skirts (the few that were seen) dropped from 12 inches above the knee to 6 inches below. A sudden overnight growth in height and a strange stilted walk down the hallway were often the results of a senior tottering on 3 or 4 inch plat- form shoes. Class officers are pictured at the right. TOP ROW: Terri Seevers, President. BOTTOM ROW: Kaye Rueter, Treasurer; Bonnie Pruss, Secretary. Class colors: red and blue; flower, rose; and motto: ... suddenly, nothing is the same. 34 Dennis Lewis Steve Lewis Mark Lockwood Rick Lohrum Ann Maki Jon Maxwell Scott McKeown Cindy McKittrick Doug McKittrick Robert Negley Charles Oliver Dennis Oswald Mike Pasmore Rhonda Peak Thomas Poole Bonnie Pruss Connie Pruss Bonnie Rohrig Carroll Rohrig David Rose 35 Kaye Rueter Leasa Savage Ronnie Schmidt Susan Schonegg Terry See vers Chiquetta Smith Clifford Smith Charles Strunk Tony Stutler Don Taul Carol Volz Jerry Volz Julie Withered Kristy Wuellner Right: Robin Collier reigns as 1975-76 Homecoming Queen. 36 LEFT: The Seniors' last Homecom- ing float is in keeping with out ”76'' bicentennial celebration. BELOW LEFT: Kevin Hornberger escorts Robin Collier in the Home- coming parade. BELOW RIGHT: The Homecoming court is (left to right) Teena Hill- man, Leasa Savage, Susan Scho- negg, Robin Collier (queen), Terri Seevers, Lori Griffith, and Bonnie Pruss. BOTTOM: Mid-term graduates are honored at special graduation ser- vices. (left to right) Mr. McIntosh (Assistant Principal), D. Ebel, K. Wuellner, R. Lohrum, M. Lock- wood, C. Smith, C. McKittrick, Mr. Heller (Superintendent), Mr. Taylor (Principal). Cheerleaders Lead Spirit Cheerleading began last summer for the varsity and reserve cheer- leaders when they attended a cheer- leading camp at Indiana University to leam new cheers, chants, and stunts to set the spirit machine at MHS into motion. Their job as cheerleaders continued through the year as they worked hard not only leading cheers at ballgames and pep sessions but also by making up skits, managing fan buses, teaching cheers to the fans, promoting spirit week, and many other things they often did not receive credit for doing. However, they had a great deal of fun and gained personal experience in working with others. LEFT: The reserve cheerleaders are: (bottom) Pam White; (middle) Kim Cornett, and (top) Teresa Apple- gate. BELOW: Varsity cheerleaders are: (bottom) Susan Schonegg, Terri Seevers, Cindy Butler; (top) Debbie Burford. 39 Milan Tried in Homecoming! It was a time of beautiful floats, parades, queen candidates, and lots of excitement. The 1975 football team battled hard to win over the Aurora Red Devils but they eventually lost 6- 14. At half time the Milan High School Band gave an excellent per- formance. Then came the announcement of the winning float constructed by the class of 77”. Miss Robin Collier was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1975. After the game Free and Easy played at the dance in the cafeteria for all who wished to join in the fun. OPPOSITE PAGE-TOP: The band supports the Indians with the Milan fight song. MIDDLE LEFT: Indians' fans are wound up. MIDDLE RIGHT: The majorettes and drill team do their things! BOTTOM: Terri See vers, Lori Grif- fith, Queen Robin Collier, and Susan Schonegg take time out to give us a pretty smile. THIS PAGE-TOP LEFT: Free and Easy provides the entertainment after the game. TOP RIGHT: Robin and her date have a few moments together. MIDDLE LEFT: T. Seevers and J. Volz are ready to back the Indians. BOTTOM LEFT: S. Schonegg and C. Rohrig seem to be enjoying Homecoming. BOTTOM RIGHT: The judges are faced with the decision of who should win. The 1975 varsity football team ended their season with 2 wins and 7 losses. Although they were down many times, this did not affect the strong willpower of our Indians to win nor the enthusiastic cheering of the fans. The Milan fans supported their team this year by having three of the largest crowds in MHS history attend the games. The players improved greatly and should be out to get 'em” next season. OP. PAGE-TOP RIGHT: RESERVE FOOTBALL-BOTTOM ROW: D. Turner, B. McMillan, A. Smith, S. McKeown, G. Cutter, R. Rid- ner, R. Marksberry, D. Rohrig, T. Oswald. MIDDLE ROW: D. Thomas, R. Campos, R. Stanley, T. Her- bert, R. Ison, M. Kraus, R. Ridner, D. McConnell, R. Wilburn. TOP ROW: M. Huffman, A. Spurlock, F. Spurlock, G. Collins, C. Bear, J. Laub, C. Cutter, Coach Rat- ledge, S. Schmaltz. THIS PAGE: BOTTOM RIGHT: VAR- SITY FOOTBALL-BOTTOM ROW: P. White, T. Applegate, K. Cor- nett, Coach Carpenter, Coach Adams, Coach Hornbach, Coach Ratledge, Coach Thompson, T. Seevers, C. Butler, D. Burford, S. Schonegg. ROW 2: D. Higham, C. Oliver, D. Oswald, R. Lohrum, M. Eisert, D. Rose, R. Schmidt, J. Maxwell, T. Stutler, S. Lewis, M. Huffman. ROW 3: C. Cutter, D. Dixon, R. Marksberry, D. Barton, J. Stutler, J. McMillan, P. Blan- ton, D. Tharp, T. Oswald, A. Smith, M. Bergman, M. Bushing. ROW 4: S. Schmaltz, G. Cutter, D. Turner, S. McKeown, C. Bear, B. McMillan, D. Rohrig, A. Spurlock, G. Vornheder. TOP ROW: J. Laub, R. Stanley, T. Herbert, R. Ison, T. Pennington. We Came To Play s OPPOSITE PAGE-TOP LEFT: Ron- nie’s ready for The Longest Run” ! TOP RIGHT: Coach Hornbach dis- cusses the situation with the ref. MIDDLE: Come on, gang; let’s get him. THIS PAGE-LEFT: ”24, 36, hike!” BOTTOM LEFT: Hey guys, where'd ya’ go? BOTTOM RIGHT: Everybody helps with the tackle. 43 44 RIGHT: Juniors' Jaws takes first prize in the Homecoming parade. LOWER LEFT: The Indians are finally brought down; but not with- out a struggle. LOWER RIGHT: T. Stutler has got a Devil by the seat of the pants. MIDDLE LEFT: Spirit reigns at MHS! MIDDLE RIGHT: Let's go Mighty Indians! BOTTOM LEFT: Indians pound a Devil into the ground. BOTTOM RIGHT: The sophomore float shows which team is boss. TOP: Robin Collier is crowned 1975 Homecoming queen by last year's queen, Debbie Fugate. UPPER LEFT: The mighty Indians run the obstacle course towards the TD. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Ratledge stands wondering what's gonna hap- pen next? MIDDLE LEFT: Queen candidate, Lori Griffith, and her escort, John Berger, put on a happy face for the viewing crowd. MIDDLE RIGHT: Yeah rah, Milan!! !! BELOW LEFT: Let’s get'em good this time, boys. Spirit And Teamwork RIGHT: Go get 'em, boys. BELOW LEFT-FRESHMEN CHEER- LEADERS-BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Stalder, Becky White. TOP ROW: Janice Warner. BELOW RIGHT-JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS-BOTTOM ROW: Shelly Butler. ROW 2: Kendra Berg- man, Karen Carpenter, Beth Rem- bert. TOP ROW: Sherry Purcell, Billie Joe Kraus. BOTTOM: JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: M. Cutter, J. Spurlock, G. Caudill, J. McKittrick, G. John, M. Tregil- gus, B. Rueter, C. Willis, Y. Roys- den, B. Smith, R. Herbert, R. Loh- rum, D. Smith. TOP ROW: Coach Cook, K. Muhundro, T. Penning- ton, F. Meyers, M. Antras, A. Hoffmeyer, C. Cannon, C. Kohl- meier, K. Ridner, R. Pettit, C. Dixon, R. Stalder, M. Denny, A. McIntosh, D. Hensley, Coach Adams. Aetion On The Hardwood! LEFT: Amberger shoots for two big ones. BELOW LEFT: Stegemiller hustles on defense. BELOW RIGHT: Tip it to an Indian! BOTTOM LEFT: Amberger soars high for the ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Stegemiller scores for the Indians. VARSITY: Bottom Row-R. White, T. Seevers, S. Nocks, C. Turner, B. Loh- rum, M. Stegemil- ler. Top Row-C. Walker (Mgr.) S. Schonegg, B. Pruss, Coach Baurley, L. Amberger, ]. Kohl- meier, L. Mullen. RESERVES: Bottom Row-D. Caudill, B. Kash, D. Laws, S. Stalder, D. Jones, P. McKittrick. Top Row-C. Walker (Mgr.) M. Benham, T. Bengie, K. Eisert, Coach Baurley, D. Ritenour, J. Ledger, A. Marksberry, L. Mullen (Mgr.) VARSITY: Bottom Row- R. Lohrum, D. Tharp, M. Bergman, J. Stutler. Top Row- M. Busching, (Mgr.) D. Higham (Mgr.) A. Smith (Mgr.) C. Cut- ter, D. Dixon, S. Lewis, M. Stegemil- ler, T. Howard, M. Eisert, D. Baker, G. Cutter, Coach Baur- ley, Coach Thomp- son. RESERVES: Coach Thompson, Coach Baurley, T. Sparks, B. Tabler, T. Can- non , M. Collier, T. Wullenweber, D. Higham, (Mgr.), M. Busching (Mgr.) 48 LEFT: Stegemiller controls tip for fighting Indians. BELOW LEFT: Dixon double pumps and scores. BELOW RIGHT: Lohrum recovers a loose ball. BOTTOM LEFT: Indians have hair- raising defense. BOTTOM CENTER: Coach Thomp- son watches the game as Coach Baurley checks the scoreboard. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cutter ties for the Indians. UPPER LEFT: Dea Laws shows her dribbling skills. UPPER RIGHT: Indian gals . . . up, up, and away. RIGHT: Ritenour's easy touch. BELOW LEFT: Coach Baurley plans Indians’ victory. BELOW MIDDLE: Indians sustain pressure. BELOW RIGHT: Aimee Marksberry controls the tip. 50 ABOVE LEFT: Close, but confident. ABOVE RIGHT: The Indians start a game of victory. LEFT: Indians looking on with ease. BELOW LEFT: Coach Baurley plots the Indian's strategy. BELOW MIDDLE: Terry Wullenwe- ber shoots a scoring point. BELOW RIGHT: Don Tharp scores over tight defense. Reserves Progress The reserve volleyball team may have younger members, but they were just as determined as the var- sity in every way. Hard practice and the will to win enabled them to finish their season with 102 wins and 6 losses. This has been the best record set by a reserve team. ABOVE: Bottom row-S. Mullen, L. Mullen, N. Ridenour, C. Turner, B. White, B. Barton, S. Stalder. Top row-K. Negangard, Mgr., D. Laws, J. Kohlmeier, D. Ritenour, Coach Baurley, L. Amberger, R. Fledderman, K. Eisert, C. Walker, Mgr. MIDDLE: All eyes and ears on Coach Baurley. LOWER LEFT: Suspense involves the whole team. LOWER RIGHT: Pre-game jitters!!! 52 Efforts Pay Off The determination to make this year's season one of the best proved successful for the girls' varsity vol- leyball team and their coach. By putting forth their greatest efforts and with the increasing support by volleyball fans, they succeeded in ending their season with 11 wins and 7 losses. ABOVE: Bottom row-S. Schonegg, L. Griffith, S. Nocks. T. Feevers, P. White. Top row-C. Walker, Mgr., T. Hillman, B. Pruss, B. Tabler, R. Collier, M. Stegemil- ler, Coach Baurley, K. Negangard, Mgr. MIDDLE LEFT: We've got 'em now. MIDDLE RIGHT: Any time! LOWER LEFT: Do it again team; we’ll show them. LOWER RIGHT: This time-it's kill ball. 53 Trackin’ On . . . BELOW-GIRLS' TRACK: Bottom Row-C. Turner, D. Laws, L. Amberger, D. White. ROW 2: K. Negangard (mgr.), M. Stegemil- ler, D. Ritenour, D. Jones, D. Schornick. ROW 3: R. Fledderman, B. Pruss, J. Kohlmeier, S. Scho- negg, J. Ledger. RIGHT: J. Kohlmeier dives safely over the high jump bar. MIDDLE LEFT: M. Stegemiller beats the opposing team with sec- onds to spare. MIDDLE RIGHT: B. Pruss strives to clear this height for the sectional. BELOW LEFT: S. Schonegg's face shows her determination to win. 54 Speeders Fly By After getting off to a slow start Milan’s cross-country team picked- up the pace and finished the season in fine fashion. The Indians finished a close 5th in the conference and of 25 sectional teams Milan placed 14th. ABOVE LEFT: Short but fast! ABOVE RIGHT: Arlie catches his breath. MIDDLE LEFT: Takin’ it easy? MIDDLE RIGHT: Run Bob Run! BELOW: BOTTOM ROW: B. McMillan, C. Strunk, A. Spurlock, T. Wullenweber. TOP ROW: Coach Sagaster, C. Rohrig, M. Stegemil- ler, D. Baker. 55 Track Requires Hard Work RIGHT: D. Oswald comes in for a landing. MIDDLE LEFT: B. McMillan finishes with a win. MIDDLE RIGHT: D. Rose shows here that a lot of muscle goes in to throwing the shot put. BELOW: BOYS' TRACK-Bottom Row: R. Ridner, C. Strunk, J. McMillan, D. Rose, R. Gress, B. Negley, A. Smith. ROW 2: D. Baker, A. Spurlock, B. McMillan, S. McKeown, D. McConnell, D. Turner. TOP ROW: S. Sheckler, T. Oswald, Coach Ratledge. 56 Jr. High Track Streaks ttt fsf ■ ■ • — m . . . ; p Through . LEFT: A. McIntosh waits for the gun. MIDDLE LEFT: B. Rueter shows his form running the hurdles. BELOW LEFT: A victory is R. Gress's aim. BOTTOM: JR. HIGH TRACK-BOT- TOM ROW: J. Craven, T. Stutler, B. Rueter, B. Kraus, A. Stegemil- ler, L. Bushom, T. Fluegeman, L. Gay. MIDDLE ROW: B. Tabler, R. Gress, S. Sheckler, G. Gress, J. Volz, B. Herbert, A. McIntosh. TOP ROW: Mr. Simonton, M. Antras, T. Pennington, R. Ward, D. Turner, J. Seaver, R. Good- paster, C. Dixon. 57 Small. . . But Powerful RIGHT: FRESHMAN BASKETBALL- BOTTOM ROW: T. Rembert, J. Fuller, G. Voss, T. Sparks, D. Gutzwiller. TOP ROW: J. Ingram (Mgr.), C. Schmaltz, J. Laub, D. McIntosh, T. Herbert, Coach Sagester. BELOW RIGHT: SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL-BOTTOM ROW: J. Orem (Mgr.), V. Herbert (Mgr.), K. Ridner, J. McKittrick, B. Tabler, L. Comley, B. Voss, G. Sparks, G. Caudill, J. Craven. TOP ROW: T. Timberlake, C. Kohlmeier, A. Crum, R. Pettit, A. McIntosh, C. Cannon, D. Hensley, R. Johnson, A. Hoffmeyer, S. Bus- horn , Coach Cook. BELOW: EIGHTH GRADE BASKET- BALL-BOTTOM ROW: M. Antras (Mgr.), M. Tregilgus, D. Smith, B. Rue ter, D. Palmer, R. Stalder, M. Cutter, D. Craft, J. Fledder- man, D. Palmer, R. Herbert (Mgr.). TOP ROW: Coach Horn- bach, B. Bruns (Mgr.), D. Turner, D. Hornberger, F. Myers, K. Mohundro, R. Ward, J. Volz, J. Craven, K. Mohundro (Mgr.). Indians' Nine A Success This year's varsity team had a good season. Spring also cooperated by providing excellent weather for the games as only a few games were postponed. VARSITY BASEBALL-ABOVE: BOT- TOM ROW: Coach Thompson, M. Huffman, S. Lewis, T. Stutler, J. Maxwell, M. Eisert, Coach Horn- bach. ROW 2: T. Wullenweber, D. Barton, J. Stutler, M. Stegemiller, R. Marksberry, J. Stutler. TOP ROW: D. McIntosh, B. Tabler, S. Schmaltz (Mgr.), C. Cutter, G. Cutter. MIDDLE LEFT: S. Lewis throws a strike. MIDDLE RIGHT: Loosen the arms up, boys, before practice. BOTTOM LEFT: Batting practice is important before each game. Practice Pays Off. . . RESERVE BASEBALL-BELOW: BOT- TOM ROW: Coach Thompson, T. Wullenweber, D. Barton, B. Tabler, J. Stutler, Coach Horn- bach. ROW 2: J. Laub, G. Voss, R. Wilburn, C. Schmaltz, T. Rem- bert, D. McIntosh. RIGHT: El Sluggo, B. Tabler, has helped the Indians' baseball team in winning their victories. FAR RIGHT: D. McIntosh, looking like a sneaky pitcher, loosens up for a tough game. MIDDLE: Coach Thompson and Coach Hornbach take a break before starting practice. 60 Golf Swings Into Action ABOVE-GOLF: Coach Howard, T. Cannon, T. Howard, M. Collier, T. Sparks, T. Sparks. LEFT: T. Howard concentrates on his swing. MIDDLE LEFT: T. Sparks hits a long drive for the green. BELOW: M. Collier puts everything in motion for a hole in one. 61 Classes Train Homemakers UPPER LEFT: Preparing meals for the never-filled faculty is a big chore for J. Ingram, D. Burford, and L. Lockwood from the Advanced Foods Class. UPPER RIGHT: Are you sure that’s right? T. Hillman questions B. Pruss. MIDDLE LEFT: Attentive listening is demonstrated here by K. Smith. MIDDLE RIGHT: K. Negangard seems to know the right answer. LOWER LEFT: Guys are in style with trying colors that look best on them in the Bachelor of Living Class. LOWER RIGHT: A leisure discussion is taking place in Home and Fam- ily. 63 Students Master Business Skills TOP LEFT: Practice is important if Diane Conradi plans to build up her shorthand speed. TOP RIGHT: H. Dobson takes a serious look at his General Business book to see what's happening in class today. BELOW: What do you mean 'What do 1 think I’m doing? ' asks Shirley Cole. BOTTOM LEFT: Teena's expression indicates her totals don't equal again. BOTTOM RIGHT: Now was that space forward twice for each one or backwards once for each two? wonders Patti Bennett. 64 Language Is A Means Of Communications LEFT: P. Jobst says, ’’Veni!” K. Smith says, Vidi! and T. Wiltber- gersays, Vici! BELOW LEFT: Raquel Cornett escu- cha muy bien en la clase de espan- ol. BELOW RIGHT: Concentration is evident as F. Hunger plans his term paper for Senior English. BOTTOM LEFT: K. Bergman works on her English drills during class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Making notecards becomes a reality as R. Marksberry discovers. Agriculture Students Study More Than Farming RIGHT: Working together seems to make the job easier as these boys discover in agriculture. BELOW LEFT: T. Stutler and C. Rohrig add a little spit and polish to their work. BELOW RIGHT: Studying from the text is also a part of agriculture as S. McKeown and D. Thomas know. BOTTOM LEFT: M. Eisert has just about completed his project. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sanding is every- thing but easy as B. Negley real- izes. Putting It All Together LEFT: The boys in shop put the fin- ishing touches on another difficult project. BELOW LEFT: D. Dixon works on his project in Industrial Arts class. BELOW CENTER: T. Zins squares up his work. BELOW RIGHT: Determination, shown by L. Johnson, gets the job done. BOTTOM LEFT: B. McMillan con- centrates on drilling a dowel. BOTTOM RIGHT: C. Spurlock lis- tens attentively to some last-minute instructions. Math + Science = ? RIGHT: The Advanced Math class finds the solution to yet another dif- ficult problem. BELOW LEFT: M. Grieve is pictured deep in thought during Advanced Math. BELOW MIDDLE: Concentration shows on D. Steuer's face as junior high math begins. BELOW RIGHT: Carol Walker is seen working industriously on her chem- istry. BOTTOM LEFT: After receiving the assignment in Physical Science, G. Voss is anxious to get started. BOTTOM RIGHT: The eighth grade find that studying helps in math. 68 Creativity Inspired By Music And Art LEFT: The band is shown preparing for the Winter Concert. BELOW LEFT: M. Bushorn takes his practicing seriously. BELOW RIGHT: Even with her eyes closed, playing the drums is easy for P. White. BOTTOM LEFT: Tear it up, Cecil, it's paid for. BOTTOM RIGHT: R. Cutter is pic- tured hard at work on her an pro- ject. Tomorrow’s History ABOVE LEFT: R. Collier gels ready to ask a question in Government class. ABOVE RIGHT: Captured by this picture is a section of seventh grade boys preparing to watch a social studies filmstrip. MIDDLE LEFT: D. Jones seems to be all choked up in World History. MIDDLE RIGHT: Someone said, Those who don’t study history are doomed to relive it. BELOW RIGHT: Kika receives a lit- tle help during U.S. History from class members. 70 P.E. And Health Study Fitness TOP LEFT: We'll get 'em with that one. TOP RIGHT: The girls’ physical education class builds a strong, sturdy pyramid. BELOW LEFT: Health class is a part of physical fitness, too. BELOW RIGHT: You've gotta be kidding! BOTTOM LEFT: L. Mullen whispers something interesting to B. White- something to do with health? BOTTOM RIGHT: Sometimes it takes a long stretch. 71 Pep Club Backs Indians PEP CLUB: ABOVE-BOTTOM ROW: S. Schonegg, P. While, C. Bulter, K. Cornett, D. Burford, T. Apple- gate, T. Seevers. ROW 2: H. Kleine, J. Poole, S. Bulter, B. Rembert, D. Laws, L. Griffith, J. Withered, D. Land, C. Volz, R. Park, C. Jones, B. Pruss, T. Hill- man, V. Caudill, K. Rueter. ROW 3: D. Laws, J. Belew, T. Taylor, K. Steuer, A. Walker, J. Rayner, K. Smith, B. Tabler, S. Mullen, L. Antras, C. Walker, R. Kraus, K. Robinson, S. Cole, D. Caudill, B. Barton. ROW 4: N. Mockbee, D. Boyd, K. Bergman, T. Fluegeman, J. Kohlmeier, N. Ridenour, L. Amberger, K. Eisert, V. Craft, P. Jobst, J. Ledger, S. Stalder, D. Jones, P. Bennett, J. John, K. Negangard. TOP ROW: L. Amber- ger, D. White, J. Walker, C. Park, S. Schornick, D. Laws, S. Wil- liamson, D. Voss, A. Marksberry, P. Rueter, L. Mullen, B. McMillan, R. Fledderman, B. White, D. Gray, D. Bible, S. Brandes, B. Lohrum, D. Schornick. MIDDLE: The Pep Club cheers wildly as Milan scores two points at the tourney. LEFT: And the band plays on . . . 73 RIGHT: E. Hoffemeyer is the junior high reporter for the Totem Post. BELOW LEFT: C. Bear, co-editor, checks the file for information before setting up a page for the newspaper. BELOW RIGHT: The editor, V. Caudill, finds time for relaxation between publications. NEWSPAPER STAFF: BOTTOM-ROW 1: J. Ledger, K. Steuer, L. Amber- ger, K. Eisert, W. Carter, P. Jobst, K. Kleine, S. Cole. ROW 2: B. Comley, R. Peak, A. Smith, C. Bear, V. Caudill, S. Bohlke, S. Fraley, K. Rueter. TOP ROW: R. Park, L. Antras, S. Gerster, C. Volz, J. Rayner, C. Butler, R. Wil- burn, L. Griffith, D. Ritenour, L. Carter, S. Schonegg. 74 Rebus Staff Keeps Busy LEFT: B. Pruss, editor, gets another page finished for the next deadline. BELOW LEFT: Working together is a pan of the yearbook. BELOW RIGHT: When it comes to outlines, J. Volz is always ready to volunteer. BOTTOM: YEARBOOK STAFF-BOT- TOM ROW-Mr. Baurley, J. Ingram, D. Land, C. McKittrick, T. Hill- man, S. Fluegeman, Mrs. Wae- haus. ROW 2-S. Cole, D. Conradi, J. Withered, L. Wahoff, V. Craft, P. Jobst, B. Pruss, R. Cook, P. Brown, B. Coover. TOP ROW-A. Smith, S. Schmaltz, R. Reed, C. Jones, J. Volz, D. Caudill, D. Bur- ford, R. Park, K. Cornett, T. Blessing. 75 RIGHT: B. White, P. Brown, and W. Carter make final plans for one of the assemblies. BELOW LEFT: N. Mockbee is intrigued with student government. BELOW RIGHT: Charlie really held the attention of our student body with his great Rock-n-Roll voice and actions. STUDENT COUNCIL: BELOW- FRONT ROW: R. Kraus, W. Carter, J. Fuller, A. Maki, L. Griffith, R. Collier, C. Walker, T. Sparks. BACK ROW: C. Butler, R. Riehle, P. Brown, T. Wullenweber, M. Huffman, T. Howard, G. Cutter, V. Craft, N. Mockbee, B. White, Mrs. Dunker. S. C. Leads Student Body 76 FT A Is Very Active LEFT: Tutoring is one of the FTA projects in which S. Fraley takes pan. BELOW LEFT: Future Teachers meet once a month and often have guest speakers. BELOW RIGF1T. B. Bushorn, former MHS student, visits Mrs. Droege and members during one meeting. FTA: BOTTOM-ROW 1. A. Maki, T. See vers, R. Peak, P. Addison, C. Volz. ROW 2: C. Walker, C. Butler, R. Kraus, S. Cole, B. Loh- rum, D. Caudill, J. Rayner, M. Spurlock, J. Tregilgus. TOP ROW: T. Peak, V. Craft, G. Spurlock, J. John, P. Russell, M. Spurlock, Mrs. Droege, S. Fraley. 77 FFA Judges FFA: ABOVE-BOTTOM ROW: M. Busching, T. Wullen- weber, J. McMillan, C. Rohrig, D. Oswald, T. Stut- ler, J. Volz, Mr. Ralston. ROW 2: R. Ledger, T. Oswald, B. Schornick, J. Fuller, T. Watts, S. Dixon, H. Dobson, C. Schmaltz, B. Carpenter, J. Berger, R. Riehle, T. Zins. ROW 3: L. Johnson, H. Butler, D. Thomas, J. Brandt, G. Peak, S. Delap, K. Walker, D. Rohrig, R. Ridner, M. Kraus, B. Dixon. ROW 4: T. Hillman, D. Fallen, T. Sheckler, T. Oswald, J. Stut- ler, M. Schmidt, D. Higham, M. Butler, R. Gress, S. McKeown. ROW 5: J. Luke, C. Oliver, D. Barton, B. Negley, K. Hornberger, R. Stanley. TOP ROW: K. Gerster, M. Ison, E. Goodpaster, G. Schmidt, D. Rose, S. MeKeown, M. Eisert. RIGHT: J. Berger and J. Volz inspect the basketball trophy the FFA team worked so hard to win. BELOW LEFT: Shown in this picture is J. Fuller and J. Brandt getting in some extra leaf study. BELOW RIGHT: FFA is very successful judging and G. Schmidt and T. Hillman admire some of the awards. 78 Art Awareness Increases LEFT: This bus won't be empty long. As soon as the art club is dis- missed, they will all head for Nash- ville, Indiana. BELOW LEFT: S. Schonegg, presi- dent, discusses plans for the skating party with two members. BELOW RIGHT: Suggestions made for future projects seem to please P. Rueter and A. Marksberry. BOTTOM: ART CLUB: ROW 1: Mr. Hunger, S. Nocks, P. White, J. Kohlmeier, B. Lohrum, C. Turner, D. Caudill, ROW 2: A. Utter, L. Carter, B. Coover, H. Knapen, L. Mullen, M. Stegemiller, D. Laws, J. Rayner, M. Benham. TOP ROW: B. Kroner, B. Kash, M. Begley, R. Bergman, D. Gray, J. Withered, D. Land, L. Savage. 79 Sunshine Sponsors Dance SUNSHINE: ABOVE-BOTTOM ROW: L. Lockwood, D. Conradi, L. Sav- age, J. Withered, S. Schonegg, L. Griffith, W. Carter, K. Eisert, R. Collier, C. Volz, B. Comley, V. Caudill, D. Fullen, H. Knapen, D. Land, B. Pruss, Mrs. Fritch. ROW 2: P. Jobst, V. Craft, L. Wahoff, B. Lohrum, S. Cole, M. Strassell, S. Mullen, C. Walker, L. Antras, R. Walston, D. Cuadill, C. Jones, D. Burford, J. Ingram, R. Cook, P. Brown, S. Fluegeman, C. Butler. ROW 3: N. Brashear, N. Ridenour, S. Nocks, K. Kleine, J. Rayner, M. Benham, S. Bohlke, D. Riten- our, C. Walker, K. Steuer, L. Amberger, P. Russell, J. Kohl- meier, P. White, M. Spurlock, B. Coover, S. Fraley, V. West. ROW 4: D. Delap, T. Justice, J. Tregil- gus, L. Carter, M. Bengie, S. Cooper, A. Cook, R. Fledderman, B. White, M. Stegemiller, D. Jones, K. Negangard, B. Barton, J. Warner, S. Stalder, D. Schomick, B. Dobson, J. Ledger, P. Bennett. TOP ROW: D. Gray, D. McKittrick, B. Anderson, P. McKittrick, B. Mounts, A. Utter, D. Fraasman, D. Hahn, L. Mullen, N. Mockbee, D. Laws, A. Marks - berry, P. Rueter, M. Webster, D. Ritenour, P. Johnson, V. Wade, R. Cooper, T. Bengie, R. Bergman. MIDDLE LEFT: V. president, W. Carter, steps in when needed to lead the meeting. MIDDLE RIGHT: Expressions vary as plans for the Sunshine dance are discussed. BOTTON: Members listen atten- tively to the president. R. Collier, as she explains the Ideal Ladies' Tea. 80 LEFT: Drama Club meets to plan for the play. BELOW LEFT: C. Bear relaxes as he waits for his cue. BELOW RIGHT: S. Fluegeman unwinds after the cast presented the play to the student body. BELOW: DRAMA CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: A. Maki, D. Land, F. Hunger, M. Butler, J. Rayner, S. Schonegg, L. Savage, L. Grif- fith, H. Knappen, M. Huffman. ROW 2: L. Amberger, S. Cole, K. Hoffman, C. Bear, C. Butler, S. Fluegeman, K. Steuer, C. McKittrick, C. Walker. TOP ROW: B. McMillan, T. Seevers, D. Crum, J. Max- well, V. Caudill, T. Peak, R. Kraus, D. Ritenour, L. Antras. Chess Club Check Mates ABOVE: SR. HIGH CHESS-Bottom Row: R. Wilbu S. Schmaltz, C. Cutter, J. Volz. TOP ROW: Begley, S. Sheckler, M. Collier, S. Bohlke, Butler, M. Huffman, D. McIntosh, Mr. Simonton MIDDLE: T. Pennington says You've got h again!” as E. Caudill and K. Hornberger ma wits. BELOW LEFT: JR. HIGH CHESS-Bottom Row: Voss, C. Coover, G. Caudill, C. Dixon, J. Me ders, A. McIntosh, J. Volz. ROW 2: J. Craven, Hornberger, D. Allen, K. Mohundro, T. Penni ton, R. Gress, S. Sheckler. TOP ROW: L. Gay, Knox, S. Bushorn, Mr. Simonton, A. Hoffmey K. Jordon. BELOW RIGHT: It takes concentration. Letter's Club Goes Coed BELOW: LETTER'S CLUB-Bottom Row-S. Nocks, B. Tabler, R. Col- lier, K. Rueter, C. Turner, A. Maki, T. Seevers, L. Amberger, B. Pruss, J. Kohlmeier, S. Scho- negg. ROW 2: J. McMillan, D. Dixon, R. Lohrum, D. Oswald, C. Strunk, M. Huffman, C. Oliver, M. Busching, D. Rose, M. Eisert, T. Howard. ROW 3: Mr. Thomp- son, B. McMillan, D. Tharp, G. Cutter, J. Maxwell, P. Blanton, T. Wullenweber, R. Schmidt. TOP ROW: M. Collier, D. Baker, M. Stegemiller, A. Smith, T. Stutler, B. Negley, C. Rohrig, I. Sparks. LEFT: Money making ideas take a lot of concentration. MIDDLE LEFT: This year, girls became active members of Letter’s Club. MIDDLE RIGHT: President, C. Oli- ver, faces the problem of raising money. NHS Plans For The Picnic 84 ABOVE: NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY-Bottom Row: B. Carpenter, K. Robinson. ROW 2: K. Eisert, L. Antras, G. Spurlock, T. Peak, S. Bohlke, T. Applegate, F. Hunger, M. Grieve, R. Collier, A. Smith, C. Bear. ROW 3: R. Kraus, N. Ridenour, S. Nocks. ROW 4: B. Comley, C. Volz, B. Pruss, S. Gerster. ROW 5: R. Park, K. Cor- nett, J. Kohlmeier, P. White, A. Maki. ROW 6: T. Seevers, G. Cut- ter, K. Mockbee, D. Barton, T. Howard, K. Rueter, S. Schonegg. TOP ROW: M. Stegemiller, M. Huffman, L. Griffith, D. Crum, S. Schmaltz, T. Sparks, B. Dixon, T. Blessing, J. Volz. MIDDLE LEFT: T. Peak pays close attention in National Honor Soci- ety. MIDDLE RIGHT: K. Rueter and S. Gerster listen quietly to the presi- dent. RIGHT: D. Crum, president of NHS, discusses plans for the picnic. L Sing A Song LEFT: JR. HIGH CHORUS-Bottom Row Butler, L. Spaulding, B. Rembert, C. Pa C. Meinders, S. Pennington, L. Schornii L. Franklin, S. Schornick, K. Jobst, Ashcraft. ROW 2: M. Luke, D. Laws, Purcell, A. Stegemiller, J. Belew, T. T, lor, S. Williamson, K. Adams, B. Kra L. Franklin, L. Gay, D. Laws, ROW 3: Amberger, K. Bergman, D. Steuer, Voss, L. Fletcher, D. Gerhardt, D. Bo B. Spurlock, L. Bushorn, G. Bryant, Givan, A. Bohlke, L. Williamson. 1 ROW: Mrs. Phillippe, J. Craven, R. Go paster, J. Craven, D. Craft, D. Allen, Tregilgus, B. Rueter, M. Cutter, Sheets. MIDDLE: Members of chorus are seen pr ticing for state contest. BELOW: SR. HIGH CHORUS-Bottom Row Schornick, T. See vers, J. Rayner, K. C nett, D. White, P. White, T. Appleg; ROW 2: N. Ridenour, B. Coover, L. G fith, R. Park, D. Burford, Mr. Schein, Mockbee, A. Walker, K. Kleine, B. I ton, G. Vornheder, M. Baker, T. Wilt! ger, R. Wilburn, L. Lockwood, S. No R. Collier, L. Savage. ROW 3: S. Cole, Fraley, K. Steuer, T. Justice, D. Del C. Schmaltz, S. Brandes, D. Bible, Howard, M. Butler, F. Hunger, D. Cri P. Jobst, J. Ledger, W. Carter, J. W ered, L. Amberger. TOP ROW: L. Car J. Kohlmeier, C. Volz, S. Schonegg, Knapen, B. Tabler, D. Laws, B. Kroner Lohrum, R. Bergman, D. Fraasman, Eisert, V. Craft, L. Antras, C. Butler. BAND: RIGHT-FIRST ROW: K. Eisert, S. Schonegg, M. Givan, S. Stalder, M. Cutter, N. Mockbee, T. Justice, C. Butler, R. Collier. ROW 2: L. Griffith, L. Amberger, K. Smith, M. Franklin, J. Stutler, D. Gutzwiller, L. Savage, S. Nocks, M. Benham, D. Caudill, T. McDonald, T. Blessing, J. Cra- ven, G. Bryant, J. Tregilgus, T. Wiltberger, R. Park, D. Crum. ROW 3: C. Volz, A. Maki, K. Rueter, C. Jones, V. Craft, K. Cornett, A. Walker, M. Stegemil- ler, J. Kohlmeier, D. Blessing, P. White, D. White, N. Ridenour, T. Applegate, F. Hunger, D. Messer, D! Bible, D. Craft, M. Tregilgus, B. Rueter, E. Hoffmeyer, J. Fuller, G. Voss, T. Sparks, T. Wullenwe- ber, M. Collier, T. Sparks, M. Greive, T. Howard. ROW 4: J. Rayner, B. Coover, L. Lockwood, B. White, P. Rueter, M. Webster, S. Butler, H. Carey, J. Walker, D. Jones, T. Fluegeman, B. Bruns, G. Cutter, M. Butler, D. Smith, C. Coover, C. Schmaltz, D. Baker, 86 M. Bushorn, S. Dixon, C. Cutter, M. Hoffman, M. Stegemiller, A. Smith, J. Maxwell, M. Huffman. TOP ROW: P. White, C. Walker, D. Lewis, B. McMillan, T. Can- non, F. Spurlock, Mrs. Phillippe, T. Seevers, Mr. Schein. (Left Page) TWIRLERS: BELOW LEFT: S. Stalder, S. Nocks, T. Seevers, C. Volz, M. Butler. (Left Page) POM PON GIRLS: BELOW RIGHT- BOTTOM ROW: K. Cor- nett, R. Collier, C. Butler. TOP ROW: L. Savage, S. Schonegg. GLEE CLUB: BELOW RIGHT-BOT- TOM ROW: J. Ledger, D. Delap, S. Cole, S. Fraley, C. Butler, V. Craft. ROW 2: B. Coover, K. Eisert, T. Applegate, L. Antras, K. Kleine, H. Knapen, T. Justice, J. Rayner, L. Lockwood, R. Berg- man, K. Cornett, P. White, L. Amberger, D. White, L. Griffith, R. Park, D. Burford. TOP ROW: R. Collier, B. Lohrum, N. Mockbee, D. Laws, S. Nocks, C. Volz, N. Ridenour, B. Kroner, J. Kohlmeier, S. Schonegg, L. Savage. 8 88 EI Club Apprendio Mucho ABOVE: SPANISH CLUB-Bottom Row: P. Butler, T. Seevers, R. Fledderman, D. Laws, P. White, T. Applegate, B. Dittmer, J. Ledger, V. Caudill, Mr. Hornbach. ROW 2: R. Park, W. Carter, C. Walker, N. Mockbee, G. Spurlock, L. Mullen, D. McKittrick, C. McKittrick, P. McMittrick, S. Cooper, K. Cornett. ROW 3: A. Smith, B. White, D. Hahn, D. Merida, P. Brown, S. Fluegeman, A. Walker, B. Dobson, T. Bengie, B. Kroner, K. Gray. TOP ROW: D. Bible, L. Antras, H. Knappen. L. Griffith, J. Rayner, R. Cook, J. Jones, D. White, M. Collier, T. Sheckler, T. McDonald. RIGHT: Spanish Club members stop class to pose for a picture. BELOW RIGHT: B. Kroner gets an ear full of Spanish from Mr. Horn- bach. Viva Latina! LEFT: L. Amberger concentrates on ideas for a club party. MIDDLE LEFT: Latin Club meets to discuss future plans. BELOW LEFT: All eyes are on the president as another meeting begins. BELOW: LATIN CLUB-Bottom Row: C. Turner, T. Sparks, K. Robin- son, D. Caudill, J. Tregilgus, A. Maki, T. Sparks, D. Gutzwiller, J. Fuller. ROW 2: L. Amberger, K. Eisert, K. Smith, K. Kleine, V. Craft, P. Jobst, S. Schmaltz, T. Wiltberger, S. Nocks, N. Ridenour. ROW 3: Mr. Stock, D. Fraasman, M. Stegemiller, T. Peak, R. Kraus, K. Cornett, R. Park, L. Lockwood, B. Coover, S. Scho- negg, S. Cole. ROW 4: B. McMillan, M. Stegemiller, M. Hoffman, G. Cutter, C. Volz, C. Bear, R. Peak, J. Kohlmeier, K. Rueter, G. Voss. TOP ROW: C. Cutter, T. Cannon, T. Howard, M. Grieve, D. Crum, T. Blessing, M. Addison, E. Hoffmeyer. Leaders Guide Students LEFT: Our superintendent, Mr. E. Heller is a hard man to find as he is involved with many activities. MIDDLE LEFT: As Mrs. K. Pohl- meier shows here, a secretary ful- fills many responsibilities. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Taylor, our prin- cipal, is always busy reaching out to people. BELOW RIGHT: The Milan School Board is K. Meyers, W. Smith, B. Barton, W. Glover, and D. Baker. 91 RIGHT: B. Dobson, our handy sec- retary, spares a moment to pose for a picture. MIDDLE LEFT: D. Adams, the new- est addition to our faculty, aids in the Pre-Vocation Education Depart- ment. MIDDLE RIGHT: J. Boyd, J. Car- penter , and K. Crank, the teachers' aides, find that helping everybody is a part of their jobs. BELOW LEFT: J. McIntosh, our assistant principal, finds the time to make an important telephone call. BELOW RIGHT: Dedicated to her work, B. Dunker, guidance counse- lor, helps us plan our goals for the future. 6-191 92 Faculty Promotes Learning TOP LEFT-Roy Adams: English 8, 10, 11 TOP RIGHT-Linda Baurley: Physical Education 7-10, Health 7-9 MIDDLE-Ray Baurley: Business Math, Typing II, General Business BOTTOM LEFT-Mary Stella Carr: Library BOTTOM RIGHT- Tom Cook: Biol- ogy , Ecology, Physical Science 93 TOP MIDDLE-Catherine Droege: U.S. Government, Social Studies 8, World History, Psychology TOP RIGHT-Judy Fritch: Home Eco- monics 7,8,9 MIDDLE LEFT-Audrey Hall: Math 7 and 8, Science 7 MIDDLE RIGHT-Ken Hornbach: English 9 and 10, Spanish I and II BOTTOM LEFT -Walter Howard: Mechanical Drawing I and II, Industrial Arts I and II, Industrial Arts 8 BOTTOM RIGHT-Jeff Huffman: Social Studies 7 and 8 A I k • 94 WLt TOP LEFT-Bob Hunger: An 7 and 8, Art III, Advanced Art, Arts and Crafts MIDDLE LEFT-Mary Lou Lamb: Advance Clothing, Home and Family, Beginning Food, Beginning Clothing, Bachelor Living, Careers, Inc. MIDDLE RIGHT-Lynn Phil- lippe: General Music 7 and 8, Junior High Choir, Assistant Band Director BOTTOM LEFT-Jack Powell: English 7 and 9, Communica- tions of the 70's BOTTOM RIGHT-Larry Ral- ston: Agriculture I, II, III, and IV TOP LEFT-Ray Ratledge: General Math, Algebra I, Math 7 TOP RIGHT-Fred Sagester: English 11 and 12 MIDDLE RIGHT-Bill Schein: Ele- mentary, Junior High, and Senior High Instrumental, Senior High Choir BOTTOM LEFT-Leslie Simonton: American History, Science 7 and 8 BOTTOM RIGHT-Jim Stock: Coun- selor, Latin I and II, Psycology 96 TOP LEFT-Mike Thompson: Health 7, 8, 9 TOP RIGHT-Sue Carole Waehaus: Secretarial Typing, Personal Typ- ing, Shorthand I and II, Accounting MIDDLE LEFT-Rebecca Ann Welch: Pre-Vocational Education BOTTOM LEFT-Gene White: Alge- bra II, General Math, Physics, Geometry, Advance Math BOTTOM RIGHT-Jim Willhite: Physical Education 7-12, Health 7- 9 97 Helpers Behind The Scene At the right are our custodians N. Aera, B. Fletcher, and D. Laswell as they pause to take a rest and pose for their picture. Below are the high school cooks (left to right) T. Bushorn, F. Bohlke, I. Smock, P. Rue ter, L. Bryant, D. McKinley, E. Rosen- garn, and D. Ludeker. Students Can Be Helpful LEFT: LIBRARY WORKERS-BOTTOM ROW: M. Carr, D. Fraasman, W. Carter, L. Antras, V. Caudill. TOP ROW: M. Spurlock, T . Hillman, G. Spurlock. BELOW LEFT: BOOKSTORE WORK- ERS-S. Cole, B. Pruss, J. Jones. BELOW RIGHT: P.E. HELPERS- BOTTOM ROW: M. Luke, S. Schor- nick, B. Kash, M. Stegemiller. ROW 2: B. Anderson, M. Green, R. Bergman, D. Schornick, R. Cooper. TOP ROW: S. Cooper, D. Merida. BELOW: OFFICE WORKERS-BOT- TOM ROW: T. Peak, M. Butler, D. Caudill. TOP ROW: D. Baker, D. McKittrick, M. Pasmore, R. Cook, P. Brown, S. Gerster, M. Benham, P. Butler, B. Dobson. 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AUaociation Index Adams, Kim 22, 85 Adams, Mark 20 Addison, Connie 22 Addison, Laura 20 Addison, Michael 24, 89 Addison, Peggy 33, 77 Addison, Ricky 20 Allen, Doug 20, 82, 85 Allen, Judy 27 Amberger, Lisa 27, 47, 48, 52, 54, 73, 74, 80, 81, 83, 85, 86, 87, 89 Amberger, Lola 22, 73, 85 Anderson, Bernadette 24, 80, 99 Anderson, Pearlie 27 Antras, Leanna 10, 11, 30, 73, 74, 80, 81, 83, 84, 85, 87, 88, 99 Antras, Mike 22, 46, 57, 58 Applegate, Teresa 30, 39, 42, 73, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88 Ashcraft, Stephanie 20, 85 Atkins, Tim 24 Baker, Danny 33, 48, 55, 56, 83, 86, 99 Baker, Michael 24 Banks, Ron 30 Barton, Berna 24, 25, 52, 73, 80, 85 Barton, Don 30, 42, 59, 60, 78, 84 Bear, Chris 42, 27, 74, 81, 84, 89 Begley, Mark 24, 79, 82 Belew, Jill 20, 73, 85 Bengie, Allishea 20 Bengie, Marita 27, 80 Bengie, Tina 24, 48, 80, 88 Benham, Marcia 27, 48, 79, 80, 86, 99 Bennett, Mark 22 Bennett, Patti 12, 27, 64, 73, 80 Bentley, David 33 Berger, John 11, 27, 45, 78 Bergman, Kendra 22, 65, 73, 85 Bergman, Mitch 30, 42, 48 Bergman, Raynell 24, 25, 79, 80, 85, 87, 99 Bible, Danny 24, 73, 85, 86, 88 Blanton, Paul 30, 42, 83 Blessing, Richard 22, 86 Blessing, Tim 30, 75, 84, 86, 89 Bohlke, Angela Kay 20, 85 Bohlke, Sharon 27, 29, 74, 80, 82, 84 Bonnlander, Tom 27 Bowling, Mark 22 Boyd, Debbie 20, 73, 85 Brandes, Steven 24, 73, 85 Brandt, Jeff 24, 78 Brandt, John 33 Brashears, David 20 Brashears, Nancy 27, 80 Brown, Paula 30, 75, 76, 80, 88, 99 Bruns, Billy 22, 58, 86 Bryant, Glenda 22, 85, 86 Bryant, Larry 33 Bulick, Tina 22 Burford, Debbie 30, 39, 42, 63, 73, 75, 80, 85, 87 Busching, Mark 33, 42, 48, 78, 83 Bushorn, Jan 20 Bushom, Lisa 22, 57, 85 Bushorn, Mike 33, 69, 86 Bushorn, Patti 22 Butler, Cindy 30, 39, 42, 73, 74, 76, 77, 80, 81, 85, 86, 87 Butler, Harvey 30, 78 118 Butler, Mitchell 33, 78, 81, 82, 85, 86, 87, 99 Butler, Phyllis 12, 33, 88, 99 Butler, Shelly 22, 73, 85, 86 Butler, Tina 22 Byrd, Richard 24 Campos, David 30, 42 Campos, Roy 27 Cannon, Chris 20, 46, 58 Cannon, Kevin 24, 48, 51, 61, 87, 89 Carey, Howard 22, 86 Carpenter, Bryan 27, 78, 84 Carpenter, Don 27 Carpenter, Karen 20 Carpenter, Wade 14, 33 Carter, Danny 24 Carter, Louise 27, 74, 79, 80, 85 Carter, Wanda 30, 76, 80, 85, 88, 99 Caudill, Dee Ann 27, 48, 77, 79, 86, 89, 99 Caudill, Donna 30, 73, 75, 80, 104 Caudill, Gene 20, 46, 58, 82 Caudill, Vicki 33, 73, 74, 80, 81, 88, 99 Clark, Judy 33 Cole. Shirley 13, 30, 64, 73, 74, 75, 77, 80, 81, 85, 87, 89, 99 Collier, Mark 27, 48, 51, 61, 68, 82, 83, 88 Collier, Robin 11, 33, 36, 41, 53, 70, 76, 80, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87 Collins, Glen 27, 42 Collins, Glenda 22 Comley, Barbara 30, 74, 80, 84 Comley, Billy 22 Comley, Larry 20, 58 Conradi, Diane 30, 64, 75, 80 Conrad i, Mary 22 Cook, Anna 24, 80 Cook, Gary 22 Cook, Rose 30, 75, 80, 88, 99 Cooper, Raydean24, 80, 99 Cooper, Sharon 27, 80, 88, 99 Coover, Barbara 27, 75, 79, 80, 85, 86, 87, 89 Coover, Charles 22 Cornett, Cynthia 27 Cornett, Kim 30, 39, 42, 65, 73, 75, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89 Cornett, Steven 20 Costa, Anna 6 Craft, Douglas 22, 58, 85 Craft, Vickie 27, 73, 75, 76, 77, 80, 85, 86, 87, 89 Craven, Jefferson 8, 22, 57, 58, 85 Craven, Joseph 20, 58, 82, 85 Crum, Alan 20, 58 Crum, David 33, 81, 84, 85, 86, 89 Cutter, Craig 24, 42, 48, 59, 82, 86, 89 Cutter, Geoff 27, 41, 42, 48, 59, 76, 83, 84, 86, 89 Cutter, Mike 22, 46, 58, 85, 86 Cutter, Robin 22, 69 Davidson, Timothy 20 Delap, Darlene 27, 80, 85, 87 Delap, Steve 27, 78 Denny, Mike 22, 46 Dittmer, Betty 30, 88 Dittmer, Roy 22 Dixon, Charles 20, 46, 57, 82 Dixon, David 30, 41, 42, 48, 83 Dixon, Steve 24, 78, 86 Dixon, William 33, 78, 84 Dobson, Betty 24, 80, 88, 92 Dobson, Harvey 24, 64, 78 Ebel, David 33, 37 Eckler, Cathy 24 Eisert, Kim 27, 48, 52, 73, 74, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89 Eisert, Mike 33, 42, 48, 59, 67, 66, 78, 83 Elkins, Terry 22 Elkins, Timmy 22 Eversole, Donna 30 Fallen, Dale 24, 78 Farrell, Bevaleen 24 Fields, Audrey 20 Fledderman, Jody 22, 58 Fledderman, Rhonda 24, 52, 54, 73, 80, 88 Fletcher, Jean 22, 85 Fluegeman, Sharon 30, 75, 80, 81, 88 Fluegeman, Teresa 22, 57, 73, 86 Fraasman, Denise 24, 80, 85, 89, 99 Fraasman, Pam 22 Fraley, Sharon 27, 74, 77, 80, 85, 87 Franklin, Lesa 20, 85 Franklin, Mike 30, 86 Freeman, Mike 22 Fugate, Paul 22 Fugate, Vernon 27 Fullen, Dorothy 8, 34, 80 Fuller. Jeffery 24, 58, 76, 78, 86, 89 Gay, Lisa 22, 57, 82, 85 Gerhardt, Debbie 22, 85 Gerster, Kurt 24, 78 Gerster, SuAnn 34, 74, 84, 99 Givan, Melanie 22, 85, 86 Godby, Gwen 30 Goff, Kristi 22 Goff, Mark 22 Goodman, Rebecca 22 Goodpaster, Barbara 27 Goodpaster, Earl 31, 78 Goodpaster, Ernest 24 Goodpaster, Randy 22, 57, 85 Gray, Debora 24, 73, 79, 80 Gray, Kathy 31, 88 Gray, Kimberly 20 Green, Bertha May 27, 99 Green, Frank 24 Green, Loeta 20 Greive, Matt 34, 68, 84, 86, 89 Gress, Gary 20, 57 Gress, Randy 34, 56, 78 Gress, Rick 22, 57, 82 Griffith, Lori 11, 16, 34, 37, 40, 41, 45, 53, 73, 74, 76, 80, 81, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88 Gutzwiller, Daniel 25, 58, 86, 89 Hahn, Denise 25, 80, 88 Haney, Melvin 25 Hankins, Ernie 22 Hankins, Sheryl 20 Hayes, Carla 22 Henderson, Roxann 22 Hensley, David 20, 46, 58 Henson, Joyce 22 Herbert, Robert 22, 46, 57, 58 Herbert, Tom 25, 42, 58 Herbert, Vernon 20, 58 Hiatt, Sherry 20 Higham, David 31, 42, 48, 51, 78 Hillman. Teena 34, 37, 53, 64, 73, 75, 99, 104, Hillman, Tim 25, 78 Hoegeman, Donald 31 Hoegeman, Margaret 28 Hoffman, Kim 31, 81 Hoffman, Matt 28, 87, 89 Hoffmeyer, Aaron 20, 46, 58, 82 Hoffmeyer, Eric 25, 74, 86, 89 Holt, Carla 20 Holt, Jeffery 20 Honeycutt, Barbara 25 Honeycutt, Beverly 22 Honeycutt, Cheryl 22 Hopping, Tina 22 Homberger, Kendall 22, 58, 82 Homberger, Kevin 31, 37, 78 Horton, Billy 20 Houston, Linda Kaye 20 Howard, Terry 34, 48, 61, 76, 83, 84, 85, 86, 89 Huffman, Matt 34, 39, 42, 59, 76, 81, 82, 83, 84, 87 Hunger, Floyd 34, 65, 81, 84, 85, 86 Ingram, James 25, 58 Ingram, Jane 31, 63, 75, 80, 104 Inman, Jon 25 Ison, Mike 31, 78 Ison, John Randy 20 Ison, Phil 31 Ison, Russell 25, 42 Ison, Ruth 34 Ives, Bentley 20 Ives, Pam 20 Jackson, Chester 22 Jobst, Kathy 22, 85 Jobst, Peggy 28, 29, 65, 73, 74, 75, 80, 85, 89 John, Gregg 22, 46 John, Jill 28, 73, 77 John, Kevin 20 Johnson, Kermit 20 Johnson, Lowell 28, 67, 78 Johnson, Merri 20 Johnson, Patrica 25, 80 Johnson, Russell 20, 58 Jones, Cheryl 31, 73, 75, 80, 86, 104, 112 Jones, Debbie 25, 48, 54, 70, 73, 80, 86 Jones, Jeri 28, 88, 99 Jordan, Kenneth 22, 82 Justice, Teresa 28, 80, 85, 86, 87 Kash, Barbara 25, 48, 79, 99 Kash, Jim 20 Kennedy, Virginia 20 Kincer, Annette 20 Kincer, Beth 22 Kincer, David 22 Kirk, Gary 22 Kirk, Rick 31 Kirk. Steve 28 Kirk, Vickie Sue 20 Kirkpatrick, Sherri 22 Kissell, Pat 22 Kleine, Herbert 20, 73 Kleine, Kim 28, 74, 80, 85, 87, 89 Knapen, Hendrika 79, 80, 81, 85, 87, 88 Knox, Joel 20, 82 Kohlmeier, Chris 20, 46, 58 Kohlmeier, Jana 28, 48, 52, 54, 73, 79, 80, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89 Kraus, Billie 20, 57, 85 Kraus, Mitchell 28. 42, 78 Kraus, Rosemary 31, 73, 76, 77, 81, 84, 89 Kroner, Angela 20 Kroner, Bernadette 25, 79, 85, 87, 88 Land, Donna 34, 75, 79, 80, 81, 104 Laub, Jeffery 25, 42, 58, 60 Laub, Victoria 28 Laws, Debbie 22, 73, 85 Laws, Deidra 25, 48, 50, 52, 54, 60, 73, 79, 85, 89 119 Laws, Diane 20, 73 Ledger, Judy 28, 48, 54, 74, 80, 85, 87, 88 Ledger, Ron 31, 78 Lewis, Dennis 35, 87 Lewis, Steve 6, 35, 42, 48, 49 Lochard, Teresa 22 Lockwood, Lois 31, 63, 80, 85, 86, 87, 89 Lockwood, Mark 35, 37 Lohrum, Becky 31, 85 Lohrum, Brenda 28, 48, 73, 77, 79, 80 Lohrum, Rick 35, 37, 41, 42, 48, 83 Lohrum, Roger 20, 46 Luke, John 28, 78 Luke, Mary 22, 85, 99 Maki, Ann 16, 35, 60, 68, 76, 77, 83, 84, 89 Manning, Charles 20 Marksberry Aimee 25, 48, 50, 73, 79, 80 Marksberry, Richard 31, 42, 59, 65 Marshall, James 25 Marshall, Ricky 23 Maxwell, Jon 35, 42, 59, 81, 83, 87 McConnell, Doug 25, 42, 56 McConnell, Rita 20 McDonald, Tony 25, 86, 88 McIntosh, Andrew 20, 46, 57, 58, 82 McIntosh, David 25, 58, 59, 60, 82 McIntosh, Debbie 31 McKenzie, Mike 28 McKeown, John 20 McKeown, Scott 35, 78 McKeown, Steve 28, 42, 56, 66, 78 McKittrick, Amanda 28 McKittrick, Cindy 35, 37, 75, 81, 88, 104 McKittrick, Debbie 25, 80, 99 McKittrick, Doug 13, 35, 88 McKittrick, Jeff 20, 46, 58 McKittrick, Mark 31 McKittrick, Penni 25, 48, 80, 88 McMillan, Bob 28, 42, 55, 56, 67, 73, 81, 87, 89 McMillan, Jack 31, 42, 56, 78, 83 Meidra, Dmcilla 25, 88, 99 Meinders, Genevia 20, 85 Meinders, Jeff 23, 82 Messers, Debbie 25, 86 Meyers, Frankie 23, 46, 58 Moberly, James 23 Mockbee, Kenneth 31, 84 Mockbee, Nancy 26, 73, 76, 80, 85, 86, 87, 88 Mohundro, Keith 23, 58, 82 Mohundro, Kevin 23, 58 Mounts, Brenda 26, 80 Mounts, Virgil 23 Mullen, Linda 26, 48, 52, 71, 73, 79, 80, 88 Mullen, Lori 20 Mullen, Sandy 11, 32, 52, 73, 80 Negangard, Karen 26, 52, 53, 54, 63, 73, 80 Negley, Robert 35, 56, 66, 78, 83 Nocks, Susan 28, 48, 53, 55, 79, 80, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89 Norman, Carolyn 20 Odgen, Tina 20 Oliver, Charles 35, 42, 78, 83 Oliver, James 28 Oren, James 20, 58 Oswald, Dennis 35, 42, 56, 78, 83 Oswald, Teresa 20 Oswald, Terry 32, 42, 56, 78 Oswald, Tim 32, 78 Palmer, Dean 23, 58 120 Palmer, Dennis 23, 58 Park, Carmen 23, 73, 85 Park, Rhonda 32, 73, 74, 75, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89 Pasmore, Mike 35, 99 Pasmore, Tim 21 Peak, Rhonda 35, 74, 77, 89 Peak, Tammy 32, 77, 81, 84, 89, 99 Peak, Walter Glen 26, 78 Pennington, Shelly 21, 85 Pennington, Tony 23, 42, 46, 57, 82 Pettit, Richard Jr. 21, 46, 58 Poole, Jenny 23, 73 Poole, Thomas 35 Popp, Herbert 21 Pruss, Bonnie 16, 34, 35, 37, 48, 53, 54, 63, 73, 75, 80, 83, 84, 99, 104, 109, 110 Pmss, Connie 6, 35 Pulliam, Charles 21 Pupo, Kika 70 Purcell, Sherri 21, 85 Rayner, Joellen 28, 73, 74, 77, 79, 80, 81, 85, 86, 87, 88 Reed, Rusty 32, 75 Rembert, Beth 23, 73, 85 Rembert, Tom 26, 58, 60 Rheinfrank, Connie 26 Ridenour, Nancy 28, 52, 73, 80, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89 Ridner, Kevin 21, 46, 58 Ridner, Randy 28, 42, 56 Ridner, Rick 28, 42 Riehle, Ralph 28, 76, 78 Ritchie, Donnie 28 Ritenour, Debbie 28, 50, 52, 54, 74, 80, 81 Ritenour, Denise 26, 48, 80 Ritenour, Diane 23 Robinson, Kenny 28, 73, 84, 89 Rohrig, Bonnie 35 Rohrig, Carroll 35, 41, 55, 66, 78, 83 Rohrig, Dale 28, 42, 78 Rose, David 35, 42, 56, 78, 83 Roysden, Yatzie21, 46 Rueter, Bruce 23, 46, 57, 58, 85, 86 Rueter, Kaye 34, 36, 73, 74, 83, 84, 86, 89 Rueter, Patti 26, 73, 79, 80, 86 Russell, Patricia 28, 77, 80 Savage, Leasa 36, 37, 68, 80, 81, 85, 87 Schmaltz, Chris 26, 58, 60, 78, 85, 86 Schmaltz, Scott 28, 42, 59, 75, 82, 84, 89 Schmidt, Gary 26, 78 Schmidt, Mike 32, 78 Schmidt, Ronnie 36, 42, 43, 83 Schonegg, Susan 36, 37, 39, 41, 42, 48, 53, 54, 73, 74, 79, 83, 85, 86, 87, 89 Schornick, Diane 26, 54, 73, 80, 85, 99 Schornick, Linda 21, 85 Schornick, Robert 28, 78 Schornick, Sharon 23, 73, 85, 99 Scudder, Debbie 21 Seaver, John 23, 57 Seevers, Shawn 32 Seevers, Terri 14, 34, 36, 37, 39, 41, 42, 48, 53, 73, 77, 81, 84, 85, 87, 88 Sheckler, Scott 23, 57, 82 Sheckler, Tommy 26, 56, 78, 88 Sheets, Danny 23, 85 Shelp, Kenneth 32 Short, Anna 21 Short, Devon 32 Smith, Andy 32, 42, 48, 56, 74, 75, 84, 87, 88 Smith, Chiquetta 36 Smith, Clifford 36 Smith, Dane 23, 46, 58, 86 Smith, Herbert 21 Smith, Kristi 28, 63, 65, 73, 86, 89 Smith, Ramona 32 Smith, Reva 23 Smith, Robert 21, 46 Sparks, Gregory 21, 58 Sparks, Terry 26, 58, 61, 76, 86, 89 Sparks, Timmy 28, 48, 51, 61, 83, 84, 86, 89 Spaulding, Lisa 21, 85 Speckman, Debra 21 Spurlock, Arlie 29, 42, 55, 56 Spurlock, Brenda 23, 85 Spurlock, Charlie 29, 67 Spurlock, Curtiss 26 Spurlock, Evelyn 21 Spurlock, Ford 26, 42, 87 Spurlock, Genevia 32, 77, 84, 88, 99 Spurlock, James 21, 46 Spurlock, Leoda 26 Spurlock, Marlene 29, 77, 80, 99 Spurlock, Mary 29, 77 Stalder, Ricky 23, 46, 58 Stalder, Sandy 26, 48, 52, 73, 80, 86, 87 Stanly, Richard 26, 42, 78 Stegemiller, Ann 21, 57, 85 Stegemiller, Mary 32, 41, 48, 55, 59, 84, 87, 89 Stegemiller, Mary 26, 47, 48, 53, 54, 79, 80, 86, 89, 99 Steuer, Denise 23, 68, 85 Steuer, Kim 29, 73, 74, 80, 81, 85 Steuer, Lisa 23 Strassell, Donna 23 Strassell, James 26 Strassell, Mark 11, 36 Strassell, Mary 32, 80 Strunk, Charles 36, 55, 56, 83 Strunk, Dave 23 Stutler, Jeff 32, 42, 48, 59, 86 Stutler, Jerry 32, 59, 60, 78 Stutler, Terry 23, 57 Stutler, Tony 36, 42, 44, 59, 66, 78, 83 Tabler, Bobbie 32, 53, 55, 73, 83, 85 Tabler, Brad 26, 48, 51, 59, 60 Tabler, Brett 21, 57, 58 Taul, Don 36 Taylor, Tamyra 21, 73, 85 Tharp, Don 10, 11, 32, 42, 48, 51, 83 Thayer, Mitchell 29 Thomas, Dennis 29, 66 Thomas, Gary 31, 32, 42, 78 Timberlake, Toby 21, 58 Transier, Steve 26 Tregilgus, Jeannie 29, 77, 80, 86, 89 Tregilgus, Mike 23, 46, 58, 85, 86 Trent, Gary 21 Turner, Cammy 29, 48, 52, 54, 79, 83, 89 Turner, Dan 23, 57, 58 Turner, Doug 29, 42, 56 Utter, Anita 26, 79, 80 Utter, Freda 21 Van Kirk, Monica 23 Volz, Carol 36, 73, 74, 77, 80, 84, 85, 86, 87 Volz, Jeff 23, 57, 58 Volz, Jerry 36, 41, 75, 78, 82, 84 Volz, Joey 23, 82 Volz, Linda 21 Vornheder, Gary 26, 42, 85 Vornheder, Steve 32 Voss, Brian 21, 58, 82 Voss, Debbie 23, 73, 85 Voss, Gregory 26, 58, 60, 68, 86, 89 Wade, Bill 29 Wade, Cathy 21 Wade, Regina 23 Wade, Vicki 26, 80 Wahoff, Lynn 32, 75, 80, 104 Walker, April 29, 73, 85, 86, 88 Walker, Carol 31, 32, 48, 52, 53, 55, 68, 73, 76, 77, 80, 81, 87 Walker, Doug 23 Walker, Judy 23, 73, 86 Walker, Kenneth 29, 78 Walker, Kerry 21 Walston, Cecil 21, 69 Walston, Melody 32 Walston, Roberta 32, 80 Ward, Robbie 23, 57, 58 Warner, Janice 25, 26, 80 Warner, Sandra 29 Warren, Sherry 23 Warren, Suzanne 29 Watts, Tommy 26 Webb, Donnette 32 Webster, LaDonna 23 Webster, Melinda 26, 80, 86 Wells, Terry 36 West, Vicki 29, 80 Wheeldon, Debbie 36 Wheeler, Hobert 26 White, Diedra 29, 54, 73, 85, 86, 87, 88 White, Pam 29, 39, 42, 48, 53, 69, 73, 79, 80, 84, 85, 87, 88 White, Paula 23, 86 White, Rebecca 26, 49, 52, 73, 76, 80, 86, 88 Wilburn, Randy 29, 42, 60, 74, 82, 85 Williamson, Lisa 21, 85 Williamson, Shari 23, 73, 85 Willis, Carl 21, 46 Willis, Melinda 21 Willis, William 26 Willoughby, Frieda 29 Wiltberger, Tony 29, 65, 85, 86, 89 Withered, Julie 10, 36, 73, 75, 79, 80, 85 Wuellner, Kristy 36, 37 Wullenweber, Terry 32, 48, 51, 55, 59, 60, 76, 78, 83, 86 Zins, Tom 29, 78 As another year draws to a close at Milan High School, seasons have come and gone, the halls are empty, the classrooms are quiet, and preparation for the next school year soon begins. While our country continues its birthday celebration, those gradu- ating seniors are faced with begin- ning their job careers or completing their education. As another school year draws to a close another yearbook is com- pleted. 1 would like to thank Mrs. Waehaus, Mr. Baurley, Deraid Ailes, Mr. Taylor, the staff, and all of our advertisers who made it possible to put this 1976-1977 Bicentennial Yearbook together. Bonnie Pruss Editor 122 — 124 126 san angelo, texas 128