Milan High School - Rebus Yearbook (Milan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

OTfERWD 101 UtlANJNDflW 47031 VOLU UBX' 1978-79 R£BU£ TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme 2 Activities 4 Organizations 24 Sports 44 Album 60 Administration Faculty 84 Student Life 96 Advertisements 106 Index 125 REBUS STAFF TINA BENGIE ANNA BEROLD TINA BULICK BETTY DOBSON COLLINS MARYCONRADI RAYDEAN COOPER RONDA FLEDDERMAN KATHYJOBST MARY LUKE AIMEE MARKSBERRY PENNIMCKITTRICK JIM OREM BUTCH ROBBINS JOE RYAN PORTRAITS OF WHAT WERE... As time wanders on, our experi- ences fade farther and farther into the past. We get older, we mature, and before we realize it, we’ve lost our childhood. Many of us will change, some of us won’t. These times are lost and tucked away in the corners of our minds. Times that were . . . and never will be again ... because we will never pass this way again.” AND NEVER WILL BE AGAIN... REVUE A TIME TO LOVE, TO LAUGH, The night of October 13, 1978, was a night of many memories— some happy, some sad, as Milan High School held its fifteenth annual homecoming. The evening may have started a little gloomy because of the weather; but, as the parade of class floats, queen candidates, and the MHS band began, friends gath- ered together and the evening became more than a delight ... it became a memory. Halftime was suspenseful until the final decisions of the judges declared the class of '83 as winners with their float “Drown the Cou- gars” and Becky White as the 1978 Homecoming Queen. Even though the South Decauter Cougars won the game over the Indians (34-18), there was still enough enthusiasm in the specta- tors to bring a tremendous crowd to the dance hosted by Mark Sebas- tian and Tony Galuzo from WKRQ. MIDDLE LEFT The band begins to form the traditional M. BOTTOM LEFT: There is turmoil in the parking lot as the parade participants make last minute checks. BOTTOM RIGHT: Seniors dream of an Indian victory. 6 AND TO REMEMBER TOP LEFT: Shelly Butler and Beth Rembert boogie down to the music of Mark Sebastian. TOP RIGHT: Debbie Jones and Ronda Fledder- man patiently await for the parade ceremonies to begin. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brad Tabler practices for the big Homecoming game. 7 TOP LEFT: Becky White graciously accepts the title ot Homecoming Queen. TOP RIGHT: Homecoming queen candidates from left to right are: STANDING—Debbie Jones, Becky White, Ronda Fledderman, Bernie Kroner, Tina Bengie, Nancy Mockbee, Karen Negangard, and Raynell Bergman Seated is last year’s queen. Dee Ann Caudill. MIDDLE LEFT: Todd Zornes peers onto the playing field—Are we winning or losing? MIDDLE RIGHT: What a pile up! BOTTOM LEFT: Be good, stay out of trees, keep it shaken', and remember: I want to see BOTTOM RIGHT: Dane Smith and Patty Pat- rick find the stage show just as interesting as dancing. 8 STUDENTS RECEIVE SPECIAL RECOGNITION The 18th annual Honor Night sponsored by the Milan Lions Club was held on May 18, 1979, Everyone in grades 4-12 who maintaind a 3.0 grade average throughout the year was presented with a certificate and medal. Several scholarships were awarded to graduating seniors. Also, awards were given in the field of Math, Science. Art. Music. Refreshments were served by the Lions Club. TOP LEFT: Every year the Epsilon Chapter gives a SI 00.00 scholarship; Penni McKittrick was the lucky recipient. MIDDLE LEFT; Several seniors acquired honorary scholarships. MIDDLE RIGHT: Greg Voss checks over his honorary scholarship. BOTTOM LEFT: Jeff Fuller receives DAR good citizens award BOTTOM RIGHT: Seniors recognized for their outstanding qualities. HOLLYWOOD AT HOME For the past four years, the Milan High School Music and Art Depart- ment has rounded up a few of the many talented students to put together a “spectacular show which is one of the highlights of every school year. The theme was “That’s where the music takes me” and it focused on the fabulous 50’s. The cast per- formed old time dances and songs under the supervision of Mrs. Phil- lippe, Mr. Shein, Mrs. Richmond, and Mr. Hunger. TOP RIGHT: Bryan Gauck and Julie Fields take us back to the fabulous “50’s. MIDDLE LEFT: The stage band adds a little spark to the production. MIDDLE RIGHT: Gary Vornheder puts his heart into his final year ot spectacular. BOTTOM RIGHT: 'They're just one singular sensation every little step they take. 10 11 BODY IF A BODY MEETS A The plot of “If a Body meets a Body” was laid out as a mystery murder and unexpected comedy with a touch of romance on the side. This spring play was under direction of Miss Emigh. TOP LEFT: Lisa Gay waits behind the scenes. TOP RIGHT: The cast has a little trouble remembering the lines. BOTTOM LEFT: Whadayawant!!! BOTTOM CENTER: Well I do declare, ’yur just the sweetest lil thing. BOTTOM RIGHT: An audiences view of the production. BOTTOM: A suspense scene from the play. 13 SPRING CONCER T AND AR T SHOW A SUCCESS Under the direction of Mr. Bill Schein, Miss Cynthia Bayt, and Mr. Robert Hunger, the Spring Concert and Art Show was presented on May 16, 1979. Music selections were provided by the junior and senior high bands, the mixed choir, girls' glee club, and the junior high choir. An art display showing stu- dents’ art projects was set up for people to enjoy. TOP: The glee club was one of the groups that provided entertainment at the Spring Concert and Art Show. MIDDLE RIGHT: The junior high chorus, under the direction of Miss Bayt. expresses deep emotion in their music. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tootie Herbst receives an appreciation service award from the MHS band. TOP LEFT: David Voss concentrates intently as he plays the xylophone during the con- cert. TOP RIGHT: Tracey Howard plays a piano solo for the enjoyment of the spectators. BOTTOM: The glee club sings another song as part of the night's performance. 15 TEAMS GATHER FOR FALL SPORTS BANQUET An athletic banquet, sponsored by the Milan Booster Club, is held each year in honor of the partici- pants in Fall Sports; a pitch in sup- per was held. Each Coach said a few words about their sport and then presented the awards in honor of the athletes. TOP LEFT The athletes and their parents enjoy a buffet before the awards are given TOP RIGHT: Andy McIntosh receives an advanced certificate in cross country. BOTTOM LEFT: Diane Laws proudly receives a basketball award. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. McIntosh says: Want to hear a joke? 16 1978-79 ATHLETES RECOGNIZED TOP LEFT: Craig Cutter and Mary Stegemil- ler receive the Principals award. Mary is the first girl receiving this award. TOP RIGHT: Nancy Mockbee and Becky White obtain cheerleading awards. BOTTOM LEFT: Girls Varsity Basketball team. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Boys Varsity Basket- ball letterman. The athletic banquet is held each year to recognize the athletes achievements tor the past year. 81 MANY EXPREQGIONG CAN BE SEEN ON There is one tradition that has always been upheld by Milan, and PROM NIGHT that is the Jr. Sr. Prom. The evening took place at the Milan High School Gymnasium. The gym was beautifully decorated with all the frills and was set for a memo- rable evening. he prom took place on May 13, 1979; the theme was “We’ve got Tonight”. Prom king and queen for the year were Bruce Rueter and Mary Luke; the music was provided by Borderline. After prom took place at Kings Island the following Sunday. The weather was warm and wonderful; a perfect day for the after prom. TOP LEFT: Ah.sweet bliss as prom couples dance. . MIDDLE LEFT: Doug Allen and Penny John- son share a moment alone, while friends are dancing. MIDDLE LEFT: Borderline made it easy to get into the music. BOTTOM LEFT: Lance Green is caught off uard. OP RIGHT: Me dance!9 You've got to be kidding!!1 BOTTOM RIGHT: An image of this special night. TQP RIGHT: Gary Kincer and Barb Kash pose for a cutsie picture MIDDLE RIGHT Marsha Clark, Mary Skeen. Jenny Poole, and Bill Bruns cut the rug to the beat of Borderline. MIDDLE RIGHT: Raynell Bergman and her date 19 ‘Zlm (fttwite do fjfifiij as (morrou ; didnake aurdmis cone, tm , ydhfk pimcjof iifT dnn d(nj to da j 7je, plan of fJioticjhh anm do Arina us a, fibre 7or (dl those uh) seek Zodaij i je follou- Zrjorrx)u ue. lead.- YESTERDAY WE FOLLOWED, TOMORROW WE LEAD Graduation—there are so many mixed emotions in a senior at this time. Feelings that won’t be acknowledged until the end ol grad- uation day. As the day creeps closer, everybody can’t wait to get out.” When the day comes every- one is not so sure. When the day is over, the reality is clear; you’re on your own. The graduation exercises were held on May 20, 1979 in the gym. The valedictorian was Jeff Fuller; he gave the farewell address to the class of ’79. Mary Stegemiller was the salutatorian; she gave the good luck” address. TOP LEFT: Eric Hoffmeyer has the solemn look of a graduation senior MIDDLE LEFT: Class Valedictorian Jeff Fuller delivers his farewell address. MIDDLE RIGHT: The class begins their final walk up the aisle. BOTTOM LEFT: A long awaited for gift—the diploma. BOTTOM RIGHT: And they said it couldn't be done. TOP LEFT: Steve Dixon won’t ever forget this handshake. TOP RIGHT Mary Luke and Mike Antras lead the seniors in their final steps toward the future. BOTTOM LEFT: A very touching moment for the parents of Ismael Sanchez: Mrs. Sanchez received Ismael's diploma as he was unable to. due to illness. (page 22) TOP LEFT: Should I laugh or cry'? TOP RIGHT A look at the ceremony as the audience sees it. MIDDLE: What’s everbody looking at9 '? BOTTOM LEFT: Raydean Cooper is just one of the many proud seniors. BOTTOM RIGHT: The graduating class of 1979 . 23 AMATEUR ATHLETES Letterman’s Club—ROW 1: Ronda Fledderman, Becky White. Dea Laws. Betty Dobson, Robin Cutter. Shari Williamson, Debbie Laws. Lola Amberger. Sherri Purcell, Drucilla Merida. Paula White. Lisa Gay. ROW 2: Rick Gress, Lance Green, Nancy Mockbee. Aimee Marksberry. Berna Barton, Mary Stegemiller, Karen Negangard. Jody Fledderman, Mike Tregilgus, Tony Pennington. ROW 3: Mr. Kemmerer, Scott Sheckler, Mark Bowling, Jeff Laub, Bruce Rueter, Harvey Dobson. Jeff Meinders. Terry Sparks, Greg John, Robbie Ward, Rick Stalder, Mike Antras, Mr. Ratledge. ROW 4: Carl Nicklus, Andy McIntosh, Mike Cutter, Dane Smith, Greg Voss, Tom Herbert, Craig Cutter, Brad Tabler. THE MASTERMINDS National Honor Society—Left to right: Greg Voss, Jeff Fuller, Mr. Simonton, Drucilla Merida Betty Dobson Ronda Fledderman, Mary Stegemiller, Nancy Mockbee. Becky White. WE CAN WORK IT OUT Student Council—ROW 1: Becky White, Jett Fuller, Paula White, Lisa Spaulding, Julie Fields. ROW 2: Mike Alloway, Greg Sparks, Terry Sparks, Aaron Hoffmeyer, Kathy Jobst, Joe Wiesmann, Pam Brown. ROW 3: Rodger Cutter, Craig Cutter, Jim Kash, Mr. Stock, Alan Gay, Mary Stegemiller, Mark Bennett, MikeTregilgus, Mrs. Bunker. INDIANS ON THE TOTEM POST Newspaper Staff—ROW 1: Renata Wheeler, Linda Volz, Debbie Jones, DeeDee Turner, Karen Negangard, Mr. Adams. ROW 2: Lisa Williamson, Amy Fletcher, Diane Laws, Greg Sparks. ROW 3: Brian Voss, Alice Reynolds. Jeff Laub, Mike Cutter, Harvey Dobson, Rodger Cutter, Bonita Gauck. 27 SPIRIT HELPS MAKE VICTORY A HAPPENING Pep Club—ROW 1: Mr. Huey, Kim Reuter, Jackie Caplinger, Melissa Clark, DeeDee Turner, Robin Cutter. Debbie Laws, Dea Laws, Becky White, Beth Rambert, Nancy Mockbee, Shellv Butler, Sherri Purcell, Shari Williamson, Sharon Schornick, Lola Amberger. ROW 2: Sherry Lee, Christy Driggers, Shelly Seevers, Sherri McKittrick, Tonya Wright, Steve Brandes, Marsha Clark, Tammy Messer, Karen Negangard, Melinda Webster, Patti Rueter. Diane Schornick. Debbie Jones, Gary Vornheder, Danny Bible, Rachelle Fledderman, Mr. Huffman. ROW 3: Alyson Goodwin, Jane Belew, Karen Haase. Melinda Foley, Kim Knight, Patty Patrick, Jamie Sue Knowlton, Tammy Ward, Linda Schornick, Jill Belew, Tammy Taylor, Stephanie Ashcraft, Pam Brown, Diane Amburgey, Sherry Jackson, Debbie Herbert. Carol Craven. ROW 4: Joyce Johnson, Terri Lawburgh, Greg Morris, Julie Fields. Kim Stutler, Penny Patrick, Tonya Loebsack, Teri Pennington, Terri Cottingham, Valerie Comley. Annette Warren, Tracey Howard, Gwen Sparks, Mary Reuter, Milton Teer, Larry Schornick, Jackie Meinders, Kim Jordan. ROW 5: Ted Amberger, Joe Weismann, Steve McKittrick, Greg Willhite, Kris Hornberger, Brian Hoffmeyer, Jana Caplinger, Angie Russell, Glenda Bengie, Denise Spurlock, Stacey Delap, Trisha Purcell, Sandy Lotton, Randy Kirk. Mike Murphy, Steve Mathes. MILAN GOES HISTORICAL Jr. Historical—ROW 1: Pam Fallen, Andrea Haessig, Wendy Bohlke, Patty Fallen, Amy Fletcher. Gretchen Haessig. ROW 2: Lisa Williamson, Kim Knight, Bonita Gauck, Charlotte Caudill. ROW 3: Barbara Smith, Angie Bohlke, Alyson Goodwin. ROW 4: Walter Durham, Danny Bible, Gary Vornheder, Mrs. Droege. 28 HEADINGS, COPY, AND OUTLINES Yearbook Staff—ROW 1: Ronda Jim Orem, Butch Robbins. ROW 3: Joe Fledderman, Betty Dobson, Raydean Ryan, Penni McKittrick, Mr. Baurley, Mrs. Cooper, Aimee Marksberry, Tina Bengie Waehaus. ROW 2: Tina Bulick, Kathy Jobst, Mary Luke. LET'S PLAY HOUSE! Future Homemakers Of America—ROW 1: Melinda Webster, Penny Johnson, Raydean Cooper, Tina Bengie, Becky White, Mary Luke, Debbie Jones, Diane Schornick, Debbie Scudder, Bernie Kroner, Jill Belew, Tammy Taylor, Billy Jo Kraus. ROW 2: Pam Fallen, Patti Rueter, Marsha Clark, Dea Laws, Nancy Mockbee, Aimee Marksberry, Ann Paulson, Ann Stegemiller, Ginny Kennedy. Linda Houston, Kelly Cecil, Sharon Schornick, Lola Amberger, Debbie Laws. ROW 3: Mrs. Lamb, Linda Volz, Linda Schornick, Sherlie Haase, Tracey Howard, Tonya Loebsack, Penny Patrick, Valerie Comley, Maria Bergeron. Teresa Cottingham. Kim Stutler. Gwen Sparks, Angie Kroner, Lisa Spaulding, Mrs. Fritch. 29 CAUGHT IN THE ACTU Drama Club—ROW 1: Glenda Bryant. Danny Bible. Lisa Gay. Brian Gauck. Debbie Voss. Robin Cutter. Debbie Laws. Sharon Schornick, Anna Berold, Lola Amberger. Beth Rembert. ROW 2: Patty Bushhorn, Tony Pennington, Mike Antras, Mary Luke. Kathy Jobst. Gary Vornheder. Craig Cutter. Shelly Butler. Robbie Ward. Jody Fledderman. Bruce Rueter, Paula White. Terri Cottingham, Karen Negangard, Dea Laws, Aimee Marksberry, Becky White, Jeff Fuller, Marsha Clark, Denise Fraasman, Miss Emign. RELIGION PLAYS A PART IN SPORTS Fellowship Of Christian Athletes—ROW 1: James White, Craig Cutter, Bruce Rueter, Greg Voss, Bill Vornheder. Mike Antras, Mr. Hornbach. ROW 2: Jeff Fuller, Becky White. Mary Stegemiller, Dea Laws, Tony Pennington, Mr. Kemmerer. fC A 30 Art Club—ROW 1: Patty Rueter, Nancy Mockbee, Dea Laws, Ronda Fledderman. ROW 2: Dennis Blessing, Bernie Kroner, Shelly Butler, Tammy Messer, Ann Paulson, Aimee Marksberry, Denise Fraasman. Mr. Hunger. ROW 3: Sherlie Haase, Ginny Meinders, Mary Skeen, Diane Laws, Allishea Bengie, Carla Bengie. Valerie Comley. JoAnn Kennedy, Evelyn Spurlock, Pam Sumpter, Carla Holt, Debbie Speckman. ART CLUB TRAVELS TO GATUNBURG FTA TUTORS AND LENDS A HELPING HAND Future Teachers Of America—ROW 1: Danny Bible, Diane Schornick, Berna Barton, Denise Fraasman, Mary Stegemiller, Betty Dobson, Marsha Clark, Gary Vornheder, Steve Brandes. ROW 2: JoAnn Kennedy, Teresa Sizemore, Patti Rueter, Tina Bulick, Pam Fallen, Gretchen Haessig, Mrs. Droege. BAND PLAYS FOR STATE HOSPITAL IN MISSOURI V Band—ROW 1: Sherri Purcell. Mary Ellen Lauber, Melanie Givan. Mark Goedl, Jackie Caplinger. Angie Russell, Stacy Delap, Melissa Clark, JoAnn Kennedy, Gwen Sparks, Shelly Pennington, Lola Amberger, Mike Cutter. Nancy Mockbee. ROW 2: Becky White, Patti Rueter, Shelly Butler. Lisa Spaulding. Tammy Taylor, Melinda Webster. Teresa Cottingham, Debbie Jones. Beth Rembert, Mary Stegemiller. Jeff Craven. Ann Stegemiller. Brian Gauck. Kerry Walker. Tom Coover, Bob Smith, Glenda Bryant. ROW 3: Howard Carey, Jill Belew, Lisa Gay, Tracey Howard. Virginia Kennedy, Dennis Blessing. Robin McKinley. Julie Fields. Dea Laws. Gary Vornheder, Greg Willhite, Mike Murphy, John Hughes. Neil Stegemiller, Chris Kohlmeier, Brian Voss, Greg Sparks. Mike Tregilgus, Bruce Rueter. Greg Voss. Jeff Fuller, Terry Sparks. ROW 4: Joel Knox, Jana Caplinger. Trisha Purcell, Amy Fletcher, Trace Cutter, Rodger Cutter. Charlie Coover, Dane Smith, Mike Alloway, James White, Craig Cutter. ROW 5: Bobby Strassell. Tonya Loebsack, Andy Bushorn. Brian Hoffmeyer. Larry Comley. Joey Volz. Greg John, Mrs. Phillippe. Danny Bible. Robbie Ward. Mr. Schein, Stephanie Ashcraft. SINGING FOR FUN Glee Club—ROW 1: Berna Barton, Shelly Butler, Gretchen Haessig. Nancy Mockbee. Valerie Comley, Bernie Kroner, Debbie Laws, Lola Amberger, Mary Ellen Lauber. ROW 2: Stephanie Ashcraft, Tracey Howard. Maria Bergeron, Glenda Bryant, Lisa Gay. Tammy Taylor, Becky White, Carla Bengie Raynell Bergman. Debbie Voss. ROW 3 Shari Williamson, Sharon Schornick, Patt Rueter. Tonya Loebsack, Lisa Spaulding Melissa Clark. 32 MAKIN' MUSIC Junior High Chorus—ROW 1: Jackie Baylor, Sherri McKittrick, Bev Spurlock, Kelly Weber, Tonya Wright. Deanna Rodgers, Teresa Pennington, Patty Patrick. ROW 2: Rhonda Barger, Charlotte Caudill, Kim Knight, Terri Lynn Lauber. Rachelle Fledderman, Lisa Bergeron, Mary Reuter, Guinette Lewis ROW 3: Christy Driggers. Theresa Rennekamp, Jamie Sue Knowton, Becky Rodgers, Joyce Johnson, Patty Fallen, Carole Craven, Geena Estes, Heidi Goff. ROW 4: Alyson Goodwin, Melinda Foley, Wendy Bohlke, Teresa Craft, Sherry Lee. Kim Sparkman, Tammy Gray, Karen Haase. ROW 5: Mrs. Phillippe, Jon Nichols, Chris Honeycutt, Chris Sparkman. Glenn Wheeler, Kevin Gray, Miss Bate. MUSIC IS A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE Senior High Chorus—ROW 1: Sharon Schornick, Shari Williamson, Berna Barton, Shelly Butler, Gretchen Haessig, Maria Bergeron, Nancy Mockbee, Valerie Comley, Bernie Kroner. Debbie Laws, Carla Bengie. Lola Amberger. Mary Ellen Lauber, Terri Cottingham. ROW 2: Debbie Voss, Stephanie Ashcraft, Patti Rueter, Tracey Howard. Tonya Loebsack, Lisa Spaulding. Melissa Clark, Melanie Givan, Joe Craven, Brian Gauck, Mike Wiesman, Gary Vornheder, Ann Stegemiller, Sherri Purcell, Gwen Sparks, Raynell Bergman, Dea Laws, Jill Belew. ROW 3: Linda Schornick, Maria Ulloa, Lesa Franklin, Yvonne Randall. Glenda Bryant, Lisa Gay, John Hughes, Jeff Fuller, Mike Antras, Kerry Walker, Danny Bible, Greg Anderson, Neal Stegemiller, James White, Melinda Webster, Virginia Kennedy. Linda Houston, Jackie Caplinger. 33 TOP: Art Club discusses trip to Gatlingburg, Tennessee. MIDDLE: Mr. Hornbach concentrates on the future of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. BOTTOM: Paula White lights a candle to sig- nify National Honor Society membership. 34 35 TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Droege “cracks the whip as she gets the future teachers in action. BOTTOM RIGHT: National Honor Society installation is a serious occasion for Mark Bennett. Tina Bulick, Mary Luke, and Mike Tregilgus. TOP LEFT: Student Council arranges for Professor Gizmo; Gary Hanlon is drafted into playing the drums. BOTTOM: Rebus Staff participates in Year- book workshop at Hanover College. 37 TOP: Jr. Historical plans for future exploits of Milan's history making territory. BOTTOM RIGHT: Art Club pauses for a quick pose before leaving the Smokies. 38 39 40 TOP: Tina Bulick gives Randy Ison a little extra tutoring for FTA. BOTTOM LEFT: Art Club overwhelmed by sights of Gatlinburg. 41 MAY I HELP YOU?? TOP RIGHT: Leoda Spurlock “checks out” the book MIDDLE RIGHT: Library Workers—ROW 1: Glenda Bryant, Miss Carr, Leoda Spurlock. ROW 2: Marsha Clark, Mary Conradi, Bernie Kroner, Betty Dobson. BOTTOM: Office Workers—ROW 1: Mary Luke, Diane Schornick, Mary Stegemiller, Jeff Fuller, Dea Laws, Tammy Messer, Betty Dobson. ROW 2: Karen Negangard, Drucilla Merida. 42 WORTH CHEERING ABOUT! TOP LEFT: The Indians “break through” for a victory. TOP RIGHT: Freshman Cheerleaders— FRONT: Renata Wheeler. ROW 2: Julie Fields, Kim Stutler, Penny Patrick. MIDDLE LEFT: Junior High Cheerleaders— ROW 1: Sandy Lotton, Jana Caplinger. ROW 2: Diana Strassell, Patty Patrick. ROW 3: Jamie Sue Knowlton, Trisha Purcell, Rachelle Fledderman. ROW 4: Angie Russell. BOTTOM: Varsity And Reserve Cheerleaders —ROW 1: DeeDee Turner. ROW 2: Sherri Purcell, Melissa Clark, Nancy Mockbee, Beth Rembert, Shelly Butler. ROW 3: Kim Reuter, Becky White, Jackie Caplinger. 43 THEY DO IT FOR KICKS! Assisted by Coaches Hornbach and Spears, Coach Kemmerer’s Indians finished with a 2-8 record. Coach Kemmerer said that one of the most significant factors of the season was that there were no inju- ries. He also stated that the entire team had an excellent attitude and when asked to sum up his team in one word he said that they were determined. Highlights for this year’s team were the two captains, Craig Cutter and Brad Tabler. Craig was selected as all-conference punter and second-team halfback. Brad was chosen for the all-district team as a first-team running back. Another side of football was brought out this year—the spiritual side. A prayer was said before and after each game. This proved to be very worthwhile and beneficial. TOP LEFT: Rick Gress takes a break to clean up????? TOP RIGHT: Brad Tabler returns to the game after a brief word with the coach. MIDDLE RIGHT: Indians run onto the field for the pre-game warm ups. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sr. High Football—ROW 1: 0. McIntosh, H. Dobson, J. Laub. B. Tabler, C. Cutter, T. Pennington, R. Gress, B. Her- bert. ROW 2: Coach Kemmerer, B. Smith, T. Zornes, G. Gress,B. Rueter, M. Tregilgus, G. John, M, Freeman, M. Antras, Assistant Coach Spears. ROW 3: A.Gay, B. Tabler, G. Anderson, D. Hensley, K. John, C. Kohl- meier, J. Volz. ROW 4: B. Holt,.D. Graham, M. Wiesman, J. White, J. Hughes, J. Kash. ROW 5: Assistant Coach Hornbach, B. Vorn- heder, G. Tharp, T. Cutter, J. Killinger, G. Morris. VARSITY PLA YERS IN THE MAKING Coached by Mr. Huffman and Mr. Cook, the Junior High boys finished the season with a record of three wins and four losses and one tie. Coach Huffman said they were one of the most talented teams in the area and suffered only two injuries. They are losing eight offensive and ten defensive starters. TOP: Future Varsity Indians prepare to score. MIDDLE LEFT: Junior High shows practice pays off. MIDDLE RIGHT: Milton Teer prepares for the kickoff. BOTTOM LEFT: Jr. High Football—ROW 1: J. Sawyer, M. Begley, S. Mathes. T. Antras, R. Kirk, A. Gress, M. Murphy, R. Scudder, M. Teer, G. Willhite, J. Burdett, D. Bergman. ROW 2: C. Morris. T. Burdett, S. Davidson, J. Bardua, R. Russell, P. Elliot, D Smith,T. Soheckler. D. Knapp, J. Craven, C. Baker, J. Myers, C. Hornberger, L. Schornick, R. Davies. T. Coover. ROW 3: Coach Huffman, T. Amberger, Coach Cook, B Schmidt, C. Piche, G. Heil, D. Hossmer, A. Schornick. J. Weismann, T. Lovins, J. Lewis, S. McKittrick, M. Douglas, C. Henson, B. Craft, B. Hankins. 47 WE'VE GOT A GOOD SET UP Winning the Sectional is not an easy accomplishment for one team, but this year our Varsity volleyball team succeeded. This was the first time in Milan's history that the girls have gone to the Regional, Coach Negangard states that the girls’ big- gest problem was learning to work together; but they did learn as was evident in the sectional game against East Central. The Indians were also co-cham- pions in the Conference. Mary Stegemiller, Ronda Fledderman and Becky White were named to the all- conference team. It turned out to be one great season for these girls with records of 15-5 for Varsity and for Reserve 6-8. TOP: Ronda Fledderman—in position to spike! UPPER LEFT: Time out to plan some more Regional strategy! UPPER RIGFIT: Dea Laws bumps for an extra point in the Regional game. MIDDLE LEFT: Varsity Volleyball—ROW 1: Becky White, Ronda Fledderman, Dea Laws, Mary Stegemiller, Betty Dobson, Berna Barton. ROW 2: Aimee Marksberry, (mgr.), Lola Amberger, Glenda Bryant, Debbie Laws, Debbie Voss, Kendra Bergman, Shari Williamson, Coach Negangard, and Karen Negangard (mgr). MIDDLE RIGHT: The Reserve team waits to follow through as Lisa Spaulding hits the floor to save the ball. BOTTOM: Reserve Volleyball—ROW 1: Lisa Williamson, Renata Wheeler, Julie Fields, Sherri Purcell, Ann Stegemiller, Denise Douglas. ROW 2: Coach Negangard, Karen Negangard, (mgr), Alice Reynolds, Dee Dee Turner, Linda Volz, Diane Laws, Lisa Spaulding, Shelly Kelso, Aimee Marksberry, (mgr). 48 AND THEY'RE OFF AND RUNNING! The 1978 edition of the Cross Country team finished the season on Saturday, October 14. Improve- ment of endurance during the year enabled the team to close the sea- son with a 7-4 dual-meet record. The team placed sixth in the Con- ference and twentieth in the Sec- Vfe� ; A� : ' rt tional. TOP LEFT: The important part of the race is to get a good start and maintain a lead, MIDDLE LEFT: The Knight has a difficult time gaining ground with Andy McIntosh beside him. MIDDLE RIGHT: Junior High Cross Country Team Members from left to right are—ROW 1: Bryant Lewis. Mike Spurlock. ROW 2: Coach Mansfield. Mark Overman, Tammy Ward, and Dale Holbert. BOTTOM LEFT: Varsity Cross Country Team members are Coach Ratledge. Lisa Gay, Robbie Ward, Jody Fledderman. Scott Sheckler, Neal Stegemiller, Jeff Craven, Jim Marshall, and Andy McIntosh. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jody Fledderman and Robbie Ward are living proof that “it takes teamwork ! 49 SWING IT! The Boys tennis team, under the supervision of Coach Sagester fin- ished with a 7-6 season for the var- sity team and 3-1 for the reserve team. They went on to finish fifth in the conference. Coach Sagester stated that these young men had great attitudes and when asked to describe this year's team he replied, quality . TOP RIGHT; Set and ready to follow through is Mike Cutter. MIDDLE LEFT: Unusual form, but it gets the job done! MIDDLE RIGHT: Dane Smith engaged in a perfect service form. BELOW: Tennis Team—ROW 1: Mike Alloway, Rodger Cutter, Terry Sparks, Greg Carleton, Brian Voss, Greg Sparks. ROW 2: Coach Sagester, Mike Cutter, Gary Vornheder, Greg Voss, Ernie Hankins, Dane Smith, Eric Hoffmeyer. BOTTOM: Greg Sparks bides his time as Eric Hoffmeyer serves one up for the Indians. 50 LOVE, DEUCE, ADD-IN, GAME! TOP LEFT: Raynell Bergman has that “hope it stays in bounds look. TOP RIGHT: Berna Barton smashes a point for her Indians. MIDDLE LEFT: Girls’ Tennis Team—Row 1: Teresa Sizemore, Shelly Kelso, Sherri Pur- cell, Raynell Bergman, Diane Laws. Robin Cutter, Row 2: Denise Douglas, Lisa William- son. Lola Amberger. Debbie Voss. Debbie Laws, Karen Negangard. Berna Barton. Row 3: Coach Sagester. BOTTOM LEFT Mr. Sagester analyzes his players' actions from the sidelines. BOTTOM RIGHT: Facial expression is half the shot for Sherri Purcell. 51 OFF TO A GOOD START TOP LEFT: Jr. High Track Team: ROW 1: L- R; Teresa Davies. Tammy Ward. Jana Caplinger. Angie Russell. Jackie Memders. Trish Purcell. Wendy Anderson. Terri Laughburg. ROW 2: Melinda Foley. Wendy Bolke. Tammy Grey. Teresa Pennington. Karen Haase. Kim Jordan. Anita Holt. Becky McIntosh. Carol Craven ROW 3: Mark Nicklus. Bryant Lewis, Randy Kirk, Milton Teer. Greg Willhite, Brian Hoffmeyer. ROW 4: Bill Treadway. Jim Meyers, Steve Burns. David Smith. Coach Spears. TOP CENTER: Penny Patrick and Robbie Ward learn that sports provide an opportu- nity to meet as well as compete. TOP RIGHT: Todd Zornes has his own style of throwing the discus. MIDDLE LEFT: Harvey Dobson takes the lead. MIDDLE: Ted Amberger gets positioned in the blocks for a quick start. MIDDLE RIGHT Boys Varsity Track Team: ROW 1:L-R; Jeff Meinders, Bill Vornheder. James White. Mike Wiseman. Trace Cutter. Ernie Hankins. Scott Sheckler. Greg Anderson. ROW 2: Coach Ratledge, Bob Miller, Carl Nicklus, Andy McIntosh, Jeff Craven Harvey Dobson. Allen Gay. Tony Pennington, Todd Zornes, Neal Stegemiller. Robbie Ward. Eric Bergeron. BOTTOM LEFT: Mary Stegemiller gives it all she's got' BOTTOM MIDDLE: Girls Track Team: ROW 1: L-R; Carla Bengie, Jill Belew. Ann Stegemiller, Mary Stegemiller, Julie Fields. Dee Dee Turner. Renata Wheeler, Stephanie Ashcraft. ROW 2: Pam Fallen, Michell Gram. Billie Jo Krause, Shelly Pennington, Becky White, Lisa Spaulding, Lisa Gay, Mary Ellen Laughburg. Sonya Craig. ROW 3: Ginny Meinders. Penny Patrick. Allisha Bengie. Shari Williamson, Valerie Comley, Donna Strassell. Sherlie Haase, Coach Adams. The MVP for boys track was Rob- bie Ward and the MIP was Mike Wiesman. The final record was 1 -9. The MVP for girls track was Sherri Williamson and the MIP was Donna Strassel. The final record was 3-10. Described as “a super year that could have gone further” the Milan Indians closed the season with a record of 14 wins and 8 losses. Aside from the Richmond game, these other 7 losses were by a total of 24 points. The team displayed good attitudes, teamwork, and desire all through the season. Led by captains Craig Cutter and Brad Tabler, the Indians handed the Batesville Bulldogs their first loss of the season in the Ripley County Invitational Tourney. The Indians advanced to the final game of the Sectional but were defeated by one point in the final seconds—the game ended with a very controver- sial call. Coach Huey said this was disappointing but all in all he was very pleased with the season. TOP RIGHT: The ball is shot and tension mounts as Craig Cutter tries for two. MIDDLE LEFT: Coordination and agility send Brian Voss whizzing over the ball. MIDDLE RIGHT: Varsity Basketball—ROW 1: Mgr. Joe Ryan, Brian Voss, Bruce Rueter, Greg Voss, Jody Fledderman, Mike Cutter, Mgr. Butch Robbins. ROW 2: Coach Huey, Craig Cutter, Kendall Hornberger, Brad Tabler, Frank Myers, David Hensley, Robbie Ward. Assistant Coach Baurley. BOTTOM LEFT: Reserve Basketball—ROW 1: Brian Voss, Andy McIntosh, Chris Kohl, Joe Craven. ROW 2: Jeff Craven, David Hensley, Kevin Johnson, Aaron Hoffmeyer, Mike Antras, Coach Baurley. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brad Tabler is faced with a decision—pass or shoot? INDIANS SEND COMPETITION UP IN SMOKE! 54 LITTLE DRIBBLERS Eighth Grade Basketball Team—ROW 1: Glenn Wheeler, Randy Kirk, Doug Bergman, Milton Teer, Tom Antras, Billy Hankins. ROW 2: Coach Hornbach, Sheryl Hankins; score keeper, Brian Hoffmeyer. Jim Myers. Steve Burns, Steve McConnell, Greg Willhite, Mike Murphy, Chris Stutler; mgr. Freshman Basketball Team—ROW 1: Rodger Cutter, James White, Mike Wiesmann, Brad Asche, Mike Alloway. ROW 2; Greg Morris, Trace Cutter, Neil Stegemiller, Greg Anderson, Brent Holt, Coach Cook. Seventh Grade Basketball Team—ROW 1: Bryan Craft, Ted Smith, Robbie Russell. Ted Amberger, Chad Piche, Chris Morris. ROW 2; Coach Huffman, Tony Spaulding, Jason Craven, Joe Wiseman, Jon Nichols, Mark Nickulis, Paul Elliot. 55 MORE THAN JUST A PRETTY FACE The 1978-79 Girls Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Willhite, finished the season with a record of 4 wins and 13 losses for the varsity and 5 wins and 8 losses for reserve. Coach Willhite described his girls as being a young” ball club with excellent attitudes who really worked hard this season. The team suffered many inju- ries which may partially account for their disappointing season. TOP LEFT: Mary Stegemiller goes in for a fast lay-up. TOP RIGHT: Girls Varsity Basketball—ROW 1: Maria Ulloa, Dea Laws, Mary Stegemiller. ROW 2: Assistant Coach Emigh, Paula White, Lola Amberger, Debbie Laws, Kendra Bergman, Glenda Collins, and Coach Willhite. MIDDLE LEFT: INDIAN GIRLS weasel” out of a jump ball. CENTER: Was Lisa Spaulding's lay-up successful? MIDDLE RIGHT: Paula White calmly shoots her foul shot. BOTTOM: Girls Reserve Basketball—ROW 1: Lisa Spaulding, Diane Laws, Debbie Scudder, and Terry Cottingham. ROW 2: Assistant Coach Brookbank, Valerie Comley, Linda Volz, Carla Bengie, Ann Stegemiller. and Coach Emigh. 56 BIRDI, BOOGIE, HOLE IN ONE TOP LEFT: Greg Sparks watches hopefully as the ball rolls towards the cup. MIDDLE LEFT: Terry Sparks lines a shot onto the green. MIDDLE RIGHT: Dane Smith REALLY follows through on hisswing! BOTTOM LEFT: Golf Team: ROW 1: L-R: Gwen Sparks, Tonya Lobesack, Tracey Howard. ROW 2: Greg Sparks, Chri Kohl- mier, Dane Smith. Terry Sparks, Coach Lockwood, Doug Graham. BOTTOM RIGHT: It's all up to Tracey How- ard to putt this one in This years team composed of eight participants, was coached by Ken Lockwood. The team sent one member, (Terry Sparks,) to the sec- tional play-offs. 57 WRESTLERS ON THE MOVE “Disappointing but fun were the words used to describe the 1978- 79 wrestling season. The team was undefeated up until Christmas, but afterwards were plagued with bad injuries. Led by captains Harvey Dobson and Mike Tregilgus, the boys placed sixth in the confer- ence. EXTREME TOP RIGHT: The legal head lock is demonstrated by Gary Gress: the next move is to pin his opponent. TOP LEFT: Rick Marshall receives final strat- egy plans from Coach Adams. TOP RIGHT: Greg John flips his challenger with a move called the stack. MIDDLE LEFT: Varsity Wrestling Team— FiOW 1: H. Dodson, G. Gress, J. Meinders, G. John, M. Tregilgus, D Knapp, R. Marshall, B. Strassell. ROW 2: Coach Adams, J. Knox, C. Nickulus, M. Freeman, R. Lohrum, T. Riley, G. Heil, R. Gress. MIDDLE RIGHT: Don Knapp struggles des- perately to regain the “up” position. BOTTOM RIGHT: Reserve Wrestling Team— ROW 1: M. Goedl, J. McKittrick, B. Smith. K. John, S. Bentley, G. Caudill, J. Mockbee ROW 2: Coach Adams, J. Killinger, K. Honeycutt, R. Ison, J. Hughes, A. Gay, P. Fugate, Y. Roysden, B. Herbert, G. Tharp. 58 SLIDING INTO ACTION Even with a final record of 6-16, the team got extra practice and helpful experience for the 1978-79 season. In the semifinals the boys won the first game but unfortunately got beat out of the second. TOP: With helmet down. Craig Cutter slides into base to add in a key victory for the Indi- ans. MIDDLE: Varsity and Reserve Baseball Team: ROW 1: L to R: Craig Cutter. Brad Tabler. David McIntosh. Eric Hoffmeyer, Greg Voss. Row 2: Bruce Rueter. Mike Tre- gilgus. Rick Stalder. Mike Antras. ROW 3: Brett Tabler. Gary Gress. Yatzee Roydsde n. Bobby Smith. David Hensley. Row 4: Coach Hornbach, Larry Comley, Brent Holt, Coach Cook. ROW 5: Bill Craig. Greg Morris. BOTTOM LEFT: Bruce Rueter fires the ball to first to take away a sure hit. BOTTOM RIGHT: With eye sharp and bat in position. Brent Holt waits for the itch. 59 o Wi££ L ou LL± Vl szz ons? d J lchazt c ftHrzzt £ fdAi±on l lic(Lzs[ Waynz, !2a z£Z HBzzna cSu£ USazton d {azk Uay£oz Begby ZJina zf as. BtzngLs. •zfxaynzff JSztty ?j3 £.xgman J inny c f[an Bi£U cStsuzn zftyLe(taxA BwWti £.ffxe.u c fzzman !SxanAt A axiSia d[axd 62 czftyaycizan doofi EX Cxaiy j3ona[d duttEX cStEVEn Sxic (j3Cxon tty £e an []3oljion cd-faxuzy d o(j±on d Eva EEn Sue 3axx£.tX xf onda J2ee d) ddd.Exman 3 Eni±E £[a inE dhaaitnan The 1979 Senior Class Officers and Sponsors are, from left to right: Mr. Stock, sponsor; Mary Stegemiller, president; Mr. Hornbach, sponsor; and Tina Bengie, Secretary, Treasurer. 63 T££ 2 XkmizC utzwittzz 17fiomai. 3 . cM-zz zzt (Uim X. cXitCman Exic (E zns. Xfoffmzyzz Xazljaza 3£XLn Xfonzycutt € amzi. (2az[ iJnxjzam XatzLcia Xynnz 3° n±on iXznny Qo 3°h inson 64 [J zlria 2£l IBaxl axa c fnn U a±(i f s-xnacUtts. £.. 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Connie Addison Mike Antras Lola Amberger Lisa Asche Jeff Bardua Mark Bennett Kendra Bergman Eric Bergeron Sherry Birkle Dennis Blessing Anna Berold Mark Bowling Glenda Bryant Bill Bruns Tina Bulick Patty Bushorn Shelly Butler Tina Butler Paul Caproni Junior class officers and sponsor from Left to Right are, Shelly Butler, Vice-President; Bruce Rueter, President; Mr. Sagester, Sponsor; Mary Luke, Treasurer; Lola Amberger, Secretary. 68 Howard Carey Glenda Collins Bill Comley Mary Conradi Charles Coover Jeff Craven Mike Cutter Robin Cutter Liane Fletcher Jody Fledderman Pam Fraasman Mike Freeman Brian Gauck Lisa Gay Deborah Gerhardt Melanie Givan Rick Gress Ernie Hankins Robert Herbert Beverly Honeycutt Cheryl Honeycutt Kendall Hornberger Chester Jackson Katherine Jobst Greg John Kenny Jordan Beth Kincer Pat Kissell 69 Debbie Laws Teresa Lochard Mary Luke Rick Marshall Jeff Meinders Darrell Mobrley Tina Murray Frankie Myers Dean Palmer Dennis Palmer Tony Pennington Jeannette Poole Yvonne Randall Beth Rembert Sherry Roy Karen Rucker Linda Rucker Bruce Rueter Sharon Schornick John Seaver 70 Terry Stutler MikeTregilgus Dan Turner Monica Vankirk Jeff Volz Joe Volz Debra Voss Regina Wade Doug Walker Judy Walker Robbie Ward Sherry Warren LaDonna Webster Paula White Shari Williamson 71 A LICENSE TO INDEPENDENCE Laura Addison Rick Addison Stephanie Ashcraft Jill Belew AJIishea Bengie Joe Bice Angie Bohlke Mark Broughton Kelley Cecil Larry Comley Audrey Fields Lesa Franklin Sophomore class officers and sponsors are ROW 1: Stephanie Ashcraft, Secretary; Jill Belew. Treasurer. ROW 2: Carl Nickulis, President; Sherri Purcell. Vice-President. ROW 3: Mr Willhite and Mr. Howard, Sponsors. 72 Paul Fugate Michelle Graham Kim Gray Gary Gress Sheryl Hankins Gary Hanlon Terry Hanlon Gregory Heil David Hensley Vernon Herbert Sherry Hiatt Aaron Hoffmeyer Carla Holt 73 Billie Jo Kraus Angie Kroner Diane Laws Roger Lohrum Rita McConnell Andy McIntosh John McKeown Jett McKittrick Ginny Meinders Scott Messer Sherri Purcell David Ray Kevin Ridner 74 Barbara Smith Robert Smith Greg Sparks Lisa Spaulding Debra Speckman Evelyn Spurlock James Spurlock Ann Stegemiller Pamela Sumpter Brett Tabler 75 LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE Mike Alloway Greg Anderson Brad Asche Jeanna Bardua Carla Bengie Scott Bentley Maria Bergeron Shannon Brashears Janice Calhoun Keith Calhoun Tim Calhoun Jackie Caplinger Pictured at the right are Pam Fallen, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Carr, sponsor; DeeDee Turner, Vice-President; Melissa Clark, President. 76 Valerie Comley Teresa Cottingham Bill Craig Sonya Craig Rodger Cutter Trace Cutter Tim Davidson Matt Dornbach Denise Douglas Walter Durham Vincent Ellis Pam Fallen Kenmta Farrell Julie Fields Jay Fledderman Allen Gay James Getty Mark Goedl Doug Graham Sherlie Haase Gretchen Haessig Janice Hanlon Brent Holt Kennie Honeycutt 77 Tracey Howard John Hughes Faythe Hyatt Jett Ingram Penny Johnson Shelly Kelso JoAnn Kennedy John Killinger Albert King Sherry Kinman Donald Knapp Mary Ellen Lawburgh Michael Lewis Dale Lochard Tonya Loebsack Robin McKinley Beverly Mobrley John Mockbee Greg Morris 78 Kim Reuter Richard Riehle Dane Rodgers Wanda Roy Butch Robbins Joeseph Ryan Tammy Seiler Raye Jean Shelton Teresa Sizemore Aaron Smith Beldeana Smith Duane Smith Herbert Smith Pamela Sparkman Gwendolyn Sparks Grace Spurlock Neal Stegemiller Robert Strassell Joan Strunk Kim Stutler Gary Tharp DeeDee Turner Fred Vinup Billy Vornheder Annette Warron 79 THE BEST IS YET TO COME! Jodi Adams Denise Adinson Lisa Adkinson Diana Amburgey Tom Antras Carl Baker Mike Begley Mitch Begley Glenda Bengie Lisa Bergeron Doug Bergman Danny Bice Jeff Brashears Pamela Brown Alan Brunner Ronald Bruns Joe Burdett Steve Burns Andy Bushorn Zelda Calhoun Jana Caplinger Pictured at the right are the Eighth Grade Class Officers and Sponsors. ROW 1: Andy Bushorn,Treasurer; Jana Caplinger, Vice President; Trisha Purcell, Secretary; Pam Brown, Student Council Representative; Greg Willhite, President. ROW 2: Sponsors, Mr. Cook and Mrs. Hall. Eric Carleton Judith Carpenter Charlotte Caudill Kim Collins Tom Coover Carol Craven Lori Crum Greg Davidson Tammy Davidson Richard Davies Stacey Delap Debbie Emery Geena Estes Patricia Fallen Lonnie Feller Amy Fletcher Bonita Gauck Karen Goedl Heidi Goff Jeff Goodpaster Tim Gray 80 Andy Gress Andrea Haessig Jacqueline Haney Carl Hankins Debra Herbert Mark Hoffman Brian Hoffmeyer Dale Holbert Kris Hornberger Sherry Jackson Kimberly Jordan Marietta Kincer Tina Kinman Randy Kirk Karl Kolb Annette Kroner Bryant Lewis Sandra Lotton Steve Mathes Angela McConnell Rosella McConnell Steve McConnell Becky McIntosh Edward McKittrick Phillip McQueen Jacqueline Memders Mike Murphy Jim Myers John Negley Shelly Niemsyk John Orem Madonna Peak Trisha Purcell Mary Reuter Robby Ridner Deanna Rodgers Marcia Rodgers Roscoe Roy Heidi Rumsey Angela Russell Tim Savage Larry Schornick Randy Scudder Tim Sheckler Andy Shelton Christina Smith Ace Spurlock Tom Stanley Misti Starkey Dean Steinmetz Chris Stutler Milton Teer Fred Thompson Lori Volz Angela Watts Glenn Wheeler Greg Willhite 81 SMALL STEPS TO THE FUTURE 82 Carla Akers Edward Amberger 011 Anderson Pauline Anderson Wendy Anderson Richard Baker Joe Bardua Jackie Baylor Jane Belew Bridget Bentley Wendy Bohlke Rodney Bradley Leisa Bruns Tim Burdette Ricky Burford Jacqueline Chandler Frank Collier Melissa Cornett Bryan Craft Teresa Craft Jason Craven Scott Davidson Teresa Davies Tim Dornbach Mike Douglas Christy Driggers Paul Elliot Bain Ellis Troy Ellis Lois Emery Rachelle Fledderman Melinda Foley Allison Goodwin Kevin Gray Tammy Gray Sjon Green Eugene Haase Karen Haase Gary Heil Carl Henson Jay Hodge Anita Holt Chris Honeycutt Darrell Hossmer George Johnson Joyce Johnson Dennis Knapp Kimberly Knight Jamie Knowlton Seventh Grade Class Officers and Spon- sors. ROW 1: Kevin Gray, Treasurer; Mike Douglas, Secretary; Bob Starkey. President. ROW 2: Mr. Mansfield, Miss Emigh, Sponsors, and Patty Patrick, Vice- President. Julie Kolb Terri Lawburgh Sherry Lee AJan Lewis Guinetta lewis Jeff Lewis Glenn Lohrum Tom Lovins Sherri McKittrick Steve McKittrick Larry Mobrley Chris Morris Teresa Myers Tina Myers Robert Nesbitt Jon Nichols Mark Nickulus Mark Overman Patty Patrick Teresa Rennekamp Chad Piche Lester Riley Rebecca Rodgers Robby Russell Jerry Sawyer Billy Schmitt Alien Schornick Jenni Schornick Joyce Schweppe Shelly Seevers David Short Ted Smith Chris Sparkman Kim Sparkman Anthony Spaulding Beverly Spurlock Mike Spurlock Robert Starkey Diana Strassell Stacey Timberlake Harold Treadway Tammy Ward Kelly Weber Leah Weil Joe Weismann Marvin Wheeler Tonya Wright 83 BIG CHIEFS SHOW US HOW Independence is the main goal for all high school students. The administration at Milan is the first stepping stone for future independ- ence. These men and women don’t just wander aimlessly around the halls looking for helpless, unsuspecting prey (students) to pounce on. Their job is to teach us, inspire us and help us become responsible adults; and they do it well. TOP LEFT: Our Superintendent, Mr. Howard Bloss. graduated from Marion High School in Kentucky. He attended Bethel Jr. College and Moorehead College, both of Kentucky, and the University of Cincinnati. He enjoys hunting, playing bridge, music and sports. TOP RIGHT: Pictured are Mrs. Kate Pohl- meyer, treasurer, and Mrs. Jean Boyd, sec- retary. for Mr. Bloss. MIDDLE LEFT: Our new principal (or chief) at Milan is Mr. Robert Gardner. He attended Boonville High School and the University of Evansville. He enjoys reading and sports. MIDDLE RIGHT: Pictured are Donna Mullen, school secretary, Betty Dobson, school trea- surer, and Jenny Wilson, teachers’ aide. BOTTOM LEFT: Taking on the task of assist- ant principal is Mr. James McIntosh, who also teaches the sciences. In his spare time he takes up computer programming, sports, and reading. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Barbara Dunker enjoys reading, crocheting, and planning her family’s vacations. She is one of our two counselors at Milan High. 86 TOP LEFT: Teaching in the field of Math is Mr. Ray Ratledge. He enjoys hunting and participating in sports. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Fred Sagester's hobbies include tennis, television, and telling jokes. He is one of our English and Literature teachers MIDDLE LEFT: Our band instructor is Mr. Bill Schein. He also conducts the senior high choir and enjoys swimming, tennis, sports and cooking. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Lynn Phillippe instructs the junior high choir and teaches Music classes. She enjoys sewing and baking. BOTTOM CENTER: Mr. Guillermo Rebegay. our agriculture teacher, comes from the Phil- ippines. There he attended school and col- lege and had taught for twelve years He also attended the University of Kentucky and has taught for six years here in the U.S. Mr. Rebegay enjoys golf and swimming. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. James Mansfield, a graduate of La Porte High School and I.S.U.. teaches Pre-Vocational Education and enjoys music, woodwork, and refinishing fur- niture. 87 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Sue Carole Waehaus teaches in the business field. She enjoys reading, sewing, and drawing. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Russ Kemmerer attended Peabody High School in Pittsburg, and received his teaching degree from Indiana University. He teaches English and enjoys sports, woodworks, and church activities. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Jeff Huffman teaches social studies and enjoys fishing, sports, hunting, and records. BOTTOM CENTER: Besides giving us all guidance. Mr. Jim Stock teaches psychology and Latin. He enjoys cards and farming. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Audrey Hall enjoys reading, sewing, and swimming when she's not teaching math or science. 88 TOP LEFT: Our librarian. Miss Mary Stella Carr, enjoys reading, traveling, and cooking. TOP RIGHT: Mr Jim Willhite teaches our boys' health and physical education classes. He finds pleasure in sports, handywork, camping, and doing things with his family. BOTTOM LEFT: Business is Mr. Ray Baur- ley's area. Sports is his main enjoyment. BOTTOM CENTER: Our own politician, Mr. Gene White, teaches us math. Besides poli- tics, he also enjoys sports. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. William Spears, our science teacher, is new this year. He is a graduate of Twin Valley South High School in Ohio and of Indiana University. He enjoys hunting and fishing. v RFC 3 89 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Judy Fritch. our Home Eco- nomics teacher, and her husband enjoy col- lecting Indian relics. TOP CENTER: Mr. Leslie Simonton gives us tips on Social Studies and Science. Among his hobbies are auto races, music, and refin- ishing furniture. TOP RIGHT: Teaching in the Science area takes up much of Mr. Tom Cook's time, but he also finds time for sports and raising Irish Setters MIDDLE RIGHT: Miss Melanie Emigh, gradu- ate of Brookville High School and Ball State, teaches girls’ Health and Physical Education. She enjoys water skiing and guitar BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Mary Lou Lamb enjoys crossword puzzles, sewing, watching T.V., and playing cards. She teaches Home Eco- nomics. BOTTOM RIGHT: Our Art teacher. Mr. Bob Hunger, enjoys his fish and his cat, Chester. He also prepared the scenery for the Spec- tacular production. 90 TOP LEFT: Mr. Roy Adams enjoys participa- tion in sports and eating, when he is not teaching English and literature. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Catherine Droege teaches government and social studies and enjoys kids. ABOVE: Mr. Walter Howard instructs the shop. His hobbies include music, golf, and swimming. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Mike Huey teaches health and social studies. He attended Mt. Olympus High School and went to college at the University of Evansville and at Indiana University. He enjoys spending time with his daughter and going to auto races. BOTTOM RIGHT: On the foreign language scene is Mr. Ken Hornbach, who also teaches English. He likes to read and he enjoys sports and listening to music. 91 There were several new additions and improvements this year at MHS. TOP LEFT: A new telephone system was installed throughout the offices: a sign was used to notify the students of upcoming events. TOP CENTER: The cash register was added to the cafeteria during lunch hour. BOTTOM LEFT: Here you see a master mind feeding his micro computer No complaints though, it keeps him in his office TOP RIGHT: The juke box was supplied by Student Council. It is played in the morning and at noon adding a iittle liveliness to spare time. BOTTOM CENTER: The second period Biol- ogy class planted this tulip tree on Arbor Day; as we all know, this tree is a symbol of out state BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Robert Gardner is the new Milan principal for the 1978-79 school year. 92 HAPPENING IN '78 79 TOP: School Board (left to right) Bob Barton, Clarence Wullenweber, Darin Baker, Barter Dobson, Ken Meyers. BOTTOM: Foreign Exchange Students— Ann-Sofi Paulsson (Sweden), Maria Ulloa (South America), Michael Cuno (Germany), Ismael Sanchez (South America). 94 T V Sacas jarap? kc3a TOP: Cooks—Thelma Laws, Connie Cottingham, Phyllis Rueter, Gertrude Bushhorn, Ethel Rosengarn, Lucy Bryant, Irene Smock, Delores Ludeker. BOTTOM LEFT: Student Teachers—Robert Brookbank, Kenneth Vinson, Steve Richmond. BOTTOM RIGHT: Custodians—Lloyd Fletcher, Norman Acre, Harold Bryant. 95 BACKSTAGE THE MANY ROLES OF THE TYPICAL MILAN STUDENT. . TOP RIGHT: scenery (n.) background: a landscape. BOTTOM LEFT: loaf (v.) to pass time in idleness. BOTTOM MIDDLE: heavy (adj.) weighty; large in extent. BOTTOM RIGHT: wait (v.) done by stu- dents (along with talking) before class starts. 98 TOP LEFT: dream (v.) to imagine or hope for; to have thought. TOP RIGHT: trip (n.) a senior journey to the state capitol. BOTTOM LEFT: gross (slang) an expression used when gazing into the insides.of a bug. BOTTOM RIGHT: depart (v.) to go away, leave (as to depart from school). TOP RIGHT: boredom (n.) to weary by tiresome repetition or by dullness. MIDDLE LEFT: lunch (n.) a meal break some- times referred to as the creeping unknown MIDDLE RIGHT: concentration (n.) to fix atten- tion on one course ... or object. BOTTOM RIGHT: still (v.) calm and motionless: something the humanities class doesn’t always practice. 100 TOP RIGHT: startle (v.) to start or move sud- denly: scare: shock. TOP LEFT: frustrations: to be defeated or very disappointed. BOTTOM LEFT: asleep (adj.) sleeping; eyes closed; numb BOTTOM RIGHT: cheerleader (n.) one who leads crowds in spirit participation. TOP LEFT: dissect (v.) to cut in pieces: in order to examine. TOP RIGHT: spirited (adj.) full of vigor and life: gushing forth. BOTTOM LEFT: dramatize (v.) to portray anything vividly or in a dramatic manner. BOTTOM RIGHT: grief (adj.) getting kicked out of class for not doing any- thing ! 102 LEFT: sewing (v.) to (try to) put together by means of stitches. MIDDLE LEFT: taping (v.) something done before a wrestling match to secure the mat. BELOW RIGHT: pinball (n.) a game played by many to while away the hours. BOTTOM LEFT: hallway (n.) a corridor or pas- sageway. BOTTOM RIGHT: flapper (n.) derived from the 20's and 30’s—a young girl in her teens TOP LEFT: room (n.) a place to pass the time before the busses come. MIDDLE RIGHT: twist (v.) some students are able to do this with their faces. BELOW LEFT: trouble (v.) the reason many people sit in the office. BELOW RIGHT: gallantry (n.) elaborate politeness, sometimes practiced between good friends of the opposite sex TOP RIGHT: tornado (n.) violent storm of whirling destructive wind Tornado drills are practiced as protection for students. MIDDLE: snow (n.) a fluffy white precipi- tation used for 'many activities.'' MIDDLE RIGHT: school (n.) a place where instruction is given; (but not always welcomed). BOTTOM CENTER: shock (n.) a position in which the person's hair stands straight up when surprised FAR RIGHT: bus (n.) a large public vehi- cle used to transport anxious students. B AND P DISTRIBUTORS INC. Wholesale Electric and Plumbing Supplies North Main Street Milan, Indiana Phone (812) 654-3350 REINKING’S ORCHARD Home of the Big Apple State Road 48 Aurora, Indiana Phone 432-5002 Box 111 Day or Night Dillsboro, Indiana When you care enough to say it with flowers, say it with the difference of. . . 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Indiana 47037 Owners: Mahlon Brattain, BobSuratt ■ ■ ■ iSHELH ■ ■ WHITE’S FEED STORE Compliments of Purina Chows GAR’S SHELL Stewart Funk Seeds Supplies STATION Milan, Indiana Milan, Indiana Phone 654-2003 109 THE STATE BANK OF MILAN MILAN, INDIANA 47031 FIRST BANK TRUST; MILAN BRANCH 654-2871 LAWS—CARR—MOORE FUNERAL HOME Milan, Indiana CLARENCE WULLENWEBER SONS Plastering, Lathing, and Stucco R.R. 1, Milan, Indiana Phone: (812) 654-3989 THE RIPLEY COUNTY BANK Osgood, Indiana Serving The Milan Area Since 1901 Member FDIC Phone: 689-4202 BRUN’S SUPERMARKET Compliments of Milan, Indiana Phone 654-3531 DANNY BERGER EXCAVATING Milan, Indiana Phone: 623-3337 WALSMAN COMPANY “Everything for the Home” 103 E. George Street Batesville, Indiana 47006 Complete selection of Fine Furniture Floor covering, Drapes, Interior Decorating Service Phone: 934-2801 Compliments of Discover BEN FRANKLIN We bring variety to life! Marshall F. Richmond Jeweler MILAN PLAZA Highway 101 Milan, Indiana Phone: 654-3444 MILAN BRANDES PALLET LUMBER COMPANY, INC. R. 3, Box 85 Rough Cut Lumber, Pallets Built to your Specification PHONE: 654-2848 Milan, Indiana 112 SOUTHEASTERN WATER CONDITIONING VERSAILLES, INDIANA 47042 ED SCHWALLIE I PHONE 689.3700 r LINDSAY Frozen Food Service CO0OMTXM • Wbtrt Quahtj Counts Jerry K. McCellan President and Manager W. Joseph Street Salem, Indiana Phone 883-2196 VERSAILLES MOTORS, INC. Full Line Chrysler Dealer 689-6101 Versailles, Indiana KESSLER SPORT SHOP L. E. TRENNEPOHL SHOES 306 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg, Indiana 916 Promenade Richmond, Indiana Compliments of STARLITE DRIVE-IN US 50 between Aurora and Dillsboro Phone 926-1272 THIES SERVICE STATION 320 East Pearl Street Batesville, Indiana Phone 934-3808 3-minute automatic car wash 24-hour wrecker service SUSAN’S HAIR LOFT 10 East George Street Batesville, Indiana Susan Hornbach, Owner Compliments of J J LIQUORS Dillsboro, Indiana Phone: 432-5800 Owner: James Walston THOMAS FASHIONS Quality—Price—Service Versailles, Indiana Phone 689-6460 THE SILK PURSE antiques • accents • interiors 4 West Boehringer Street Batesville, Indiana (812) 934-5656 Pat Drockelman Jan Thaman VERSAILLES SUPERMARKET South Highway 421 Versailles, Indiana Compliments of BAYLOR TRUCKING, INC. Route I, Milan Phone (812) 654-3924 (812) 654-3925 Compliments of MYERS GAMBLE STORE Milan, Indiana STRUCKMAN FORD, INC. R. R. 3, U.S. 421 and Wimer Street Osgood, Indiana Phone: 689-4200 FORD 113 BARNETT'S DRY CLEANERS Versailles, Indiana Pick up and Delivery at Stutes in Milan every Tuesday and Friday. c 0 N G R A T U L A T 1 0 N S S E N I 0 R S DAVE’S LIQUOR PARTY SUPPLIES 1 st Street Milan, Indiana P H O N E 6 5 4 3 7 0 3 PAUL WALSTON CHEVROLET, INC. Versailles, Indiana Highway 50 West Phone: (812) 689-5950 Cold BEER, WINE And WHISKEY SERVICE IS OUR BEST SALESMAN THE BANK OF VERSAILLES Versailles, Indiana PH: 689-5022 Versailles Ripley County’s Finest Bank Indiana MILAN DRUG STORE Andy Hand Pharmacist PHONE 654-2891 Milan Plaza—Milan, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF MOONUTE MOTEL Owners: Hank Pat Graves PHONE 689- 6004 Versailles, Indiana Compliments of MILAN AMERICAN LEGION John Godsey Executive Commander Chester Baylor Finance Officer Joe LeGrand Membership Chairman Ronnie Walcott Adjutant John Stute Commander Post 235 Milan, Indiana D-B DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 689-5710 Osgood, Indiana Owners: Mahlon Brattain, Bob Suratt Compliments of: ARKENBERG’S DINING ROOM Milan, Indiana JOHN McKITTRICK, CONTRACTOR Building Contractor Owner: John McKittrick R.R. 2, Milan, Indiana (812) 654-3624 BATESVILLE STATE BANK FREE CHECKING 137 South Main Street Batesville Indiana Compliments of: ALTON BOX BOARD CO. Container Division 610 George Street Aurora, Indiana MILAN TOT SHOP Boys and Girls Infants to 14 Milan, Indiana LEWIS FARM SERVICE Milan, Indiana Lawn Garden Sales Services ZEIGLER BUILDING MATERIALS INC. Phone 654-3201 Compliments of: W. H. STUTE, INC. Milan, Indiana (812) 654-2601 C M EQUIPMENT INC. Your Family Clothing Store Bridgeway and Importing Street Aurora, Indiana (812) 926-2325 Come See Us Soon! Rural Route 1 Versailles, Indiana Phone: 689-5857 117 A SPER V rSEW HOLLAND BRANDES IMPLEMENT, INC. ALLIS-CHALMERS, NEW HOLLAND BUSH-HOG DEALER ELROD, INDIANA ON U.S. 50 Phone 654-2981 FURNITURE, INC. P.O. Box 218 Milan, Indiana (812) 654-2501 RIPLEY PUBLISHING CO. PUBLISHERS OF OSGOOD JOURNAL and VERSAILLES REPUBLICAN HOUSE OF STYLES U.S. 50 Versailles, Indiana Marion Reynolds Gene Hewitt Joan Calendar Ph: 689-6610 SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA NATURAL GAS Milan, Indiana Phone • 654-2444 654-3684 Compliments of BILL STEINMETZ INSURANCE AGENCY Milan Indiana 118 CHRIS VOLZ MOTORS Milan, Indiana Phone: Milan 654-3001 Cincinnati 381-1843 Cadillac—GMC Trucks Chevrolet—Pontiac Sales and Service Buick—Oldsmobile KIRSCHNER’S DEPARTMENT (jhuiyamh V n HA� ovma€ S STORE HOLCOMB HOME CENTER Milan, Indiana Phone: 654-3661 Route 1 Versailles, Indiana ‘Settci 't a.lu i (812)689-6060 n WEARHOUSE CLOTHING FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Main Street Milan, Indiana Osgood— Batesville New and used Indiana clothing for the family. Osgood: 689-4600 “Browsers Batesville: Welcome, Buyers Adored.” 934-4948 BOB AIKINS LINES, INC. P. 0. BOX 264 LAWRENCEBURG, INO. 47025 Call 537-0751 A I K I N 5 119 AURORA CASKET CO., INC. TUDIE NAVARRA FORD MERCURY, INC. CHUCKWAGON .! , ----- UP I E NAVARRA Phone 934-4361 Pizzas and Hoagies Hwy. 46 E. Batesville, Ind. Our Motto is Customer Satisfaction Milan, Indiana 654-3260 120 Compliments of: Have U Been to LLOYD WANDA Lamb’s Painting FREEMAN Lately? BANNER Phone Quality Fabrics Plumbing 5 10 654-2883 and Groceries Heating A complete -— — LAMB’S STORE Cross Plains Indiana line of Electrical Wiring merchandise to meet your everyday needs Insulation Osgood, Indiana HARRY L. DOBSON Ph. (812) 654-2703 HOME REPAIRS Phone 689-6811 R.R. 1 Box 122 INGRAM INSULATION Sunman, Indiana 47041 complete insulation service Phone 623-3877 Johnnie Box 539 j cL Ingram Milan, Indiana Compliments of WHISMAN MOBILE INGRAM HOMES, INC. FLOWERS Compliments Barter Dobson, President ot: Hanging Baskets Phone (812) 654-2631 KRICK ELECTRIC Plants PLUMBING Hwy. 101 Rt. 1, Milan MILAN Milan, Indiana Indiana INDIANA 654-2724 654-3477 BERGMAN’S STORE Madison, Indiana Meats, Groceries, Hardware NEW IMAGE Tom’s Barber 273-3705 j|' Pierceville, Beauty Shop Indiana 47039 Milan, Indiana Phone 654-2888 654-3550 121 GASLIGHT PANTRY FOOD MART U.S. 50 and 421 West Versailles, Indiana OPEN 7 Days—7:00 am-11:00 pm JS 0(jaid'± FUNERAL HOME ELLENBEE-LEGGETT CO., INC. INSTITUTIONAL SUPPLIERS FULL LINE OF Frozen—Canned—Dry Groceries 1999 Section Road Cincinnati, Ohio Phone: 531-5544 Milan, Indiana CHARLIE’S AUTO SALES Used Cars and Trucks N. Main Street Milan Indiana Phone:654-3616 Res.: 654-3015 BATESVILLE HOME OUTFITTERS, INC. 15 East George Street Richard Blessing Phone: 654-3257 Batesville Indiana Compliments of: PERFORMING ARTS GUILD RAY LAMMER’S MUSIC HOUSE BALLET—SCHOOL Donna Richmond Phone 623-2247 State on Road 48 Phone(513)241- 0200 610 Walnut Street Cincinnati, Ohio CANADA DRY BOTTLING CO. 401 North Main Street Batesville, Indiana 122 CoKtadfaMetd... Future Success THE PEOPLES BUILDING LOAN CO. —See Us For Home Loans— Second Bridgeway Streets Autora, Indiana —Start a Savings Account— Telephone (812)—926-0631 123 PHOTOGRAPHY STEINHARDT HANSON Weddings Family Portraits Little League Formal Bridal Yearbooks Advertising Conventions Animals Groups Building Construction Sororities Copies Engagements Home Portraits Industrial Business Meetings Product Promotion Publicity Portraits Class Reunions Aerials Commercial Fraternities Passports Senior Portraits (513) 367-4163 BLANKEN of HARRISON Office Supplies Equipment • Machines 217—219 E. Main St. Phone:265-4131 MADISON INDIANA p.o. box 1392 san angelo, texas 76902 telephone: 915 949-3776 498 S. State Street Harrison, Ohio 3®% at Cottingham’s Upholstery Milan, Indiana Jansing’s Standard Service Osgood, Indiana Indiana Office Supply, Inc. Lawrenceburg, Indiana HAESSIG’S SUPERMARKET Negangard’s Comer Milan, Indiana New Used Motorcycles, Mini Bikes E. W. Brockman Co., Inc. Connersville, Indiana Lows Jewelry Lawrenceburg, Indiana Swiss Alps Printing Vevay, Indiana THORNTON’S MOTORCYCLE SALES John E. Refiner AOKNT Ph: 689-6347 Sunman, Indiana Milan Feed Grain Milan, Indiana GeisTV Batesville, Indiana Suzuki B.M.W. . Phone: 623-3200 PATRONS 124 Adams. Joni 80 Adams. Kim Adams, Mark Adams. Ron Addison. Connie 68 Addison. Laura 72 Addison. Michael 62 Addison. Rick 72 Adkinson. Denise 80 Adkinson. Lisa 80 Akers. Carla 82 Allen. Doug 18 Alloway. Mike 27. 32. 50. 55. 76 Amberger. Edward 82 Amberger. Lola 26. 28. 29. 30. 32. 33. 48. 51.56.68 Amberger. Ted 28. 47, 55 Amburgey. Diana 28. 80 Anderson. Bernadette Anderson, Bill 82 Anderson. Greg 33, 46. 53. 55. 76 Anderson. Paulene Anderson. Wendy 52. 82 Antras. Mike 23. 26. 30. 33. 46, 54. 59. 68 Antras. Tom 47, 55. 80 Asche. Brad 55. 76 Asche. Lisa 68 Ashcraft. Stephanie 11.28. 32. 33. 52. 72 Baker. Carl 47. 80 Baker. Michael 62 Baker. Richard 82 Bardua. Jeanna 76 Bardua. Jeff 68 Bardua. Joe 47. 82 Barger. Rhonda 33 Barton. Berna 26. 31.32.33. 48. 51.62 Baylor, Jackie 33. 82 Begley. Mark 62 Begley. Mike 47. 80 Begley. Mitch 80 Belew. Jane 28. 82 Belew, Jill 28. 29. 32. 33. 52. 72 Bengie. Alhshea 31.52. 72 Bengie. Carla 31.32. 33. 52. 56, 76 Bengie. Glenda 28.80 Bengie, Tim 8. 29. 62. 63 Bennett. Mark 27. 36. 68 Bentey. Bridget 82 Bentley, Scott 58. 76 Bergeron. Eric 53, 68 Bergeron. Lisa 33. 80 Bergeron. Maria 29. 32. 33. 76 Bergman. Doug 47. 55. 80 Bergman. Kendra 48. 56, 68 Bergman. Raynell 8. 19. 32. 33. 51.62 Berold. Anna 30. 68 Bible, Danny 28. 30. 32. 33. 62 Bice. Danny 80 Bice. Joe 72 Birkle, Sherry 68 Blessing. Dennis 31.32. 68 Bohlke. Angie 72 Bohlke, Wendy 28. 33. 52. 88 Bowling, Mark 26, 68 Bradley. Rod 82 Brandes. Steve 28. 31,62 Brandt. Jeff 62 Brashears, David Brashears, Jeffrey 80 Brashears. Shannon 76 Broughton. Mark 72 Brown. Pamela 27. 28. 80 Brunner. Allan 80 Bruns. Bill 19. 68 Bruns. Leisa 82 Bruns. Ronald Bryant. Glenda 30. 32. 33. 42. 48. 68 Bulick. Tina 29.31.36.47.68 Burdett. Joe 47. 80 Burdett, Tim 47. 82 Burford. Ricky 82 Burns, Steve 52. 55. 80 Burton. Ruth Bushorn. Andy 32. 80 Bushorn. Patty 39, 68 Butler. Shelly 7. 28. 30. 31.32. 33. 43. 68 Butler, Tina 68 Calhoun. Janice 76 Calhoun. Keith 76 Calhoun. Tim 76 Calhoun, Zelda 80 Caplinger. Jackie 28. 32. 33. 43. 76 Caplinger. Jana 28. 32. 43. 52. 80 Caprom. Paul Carey. Howard 32. 69 Carleton. Eric 80 Carleton. Greg 50. 76 Carpenter. Dan Carpenter. Judith 80 Caudill. Charlotte 28. 33.80 Caudill. Eugene 58 Cecil. Kelley 29. 72 Chandler. Jacqueline 82 Clark, Marsha 19. 28, 29.30. 31.42, 62 Clark. Melissa 11.28, 32.33. 43. 76 Collier. Frank 82 Collins. Glenda 56. 69 Collins. Kim 80 Comley, Bill 69 Comley, Larry 32, 59. 72 Comley. Valerie 28. 29, 31. 32. 33. 52. 56. 77 Conradi, Mary 42, 69 Cooper. Raydean 22. 29. 63 Coover. Charles 32. 69 Coover. Tom 32. 47, 80 Cornett. Melissa 82 Cottingham. Teresa 28. 29. 30, 32. 33. 56. 77 Craft. Bryan 47. 55. 82 Craft. Teresa 33. 82 Craig. Bill. Jr. 59. 77 Craig. Sonya 52. 77 Craven. Carol 28. 33. 52. 80 Craven. Jason 47. 55.82 Craven. Jeff 32,49. 53. 54. 69 Craven. Joe 33. 54, 72 Crum. Allen 72 Crum, Lori 80 Cuno. Michael 94 Cutter. Craig 17. 26. 27. 30, 32. 46. 54. 59, 63 Cutter. Mike 26. 27. 32, 50. 54, 77 Cutter. Robin 26. 28. 30. 51.77 Cutter. Rodger 27. 32, 50. 55. 77 Cutter. Trace 32. 46. 53, 55. 77 Davidson. Greg 80 Davidson. Tammy 80 Davidson. Tim 77 Davidson. William 47. 82 Davies, Richard 47. 80 Davies. Teresa 52, 82 Delap. Stacey 28. 32, 80 Detmer. Jeff Dixon, Chuck 72 Dixon. Steve 23, 63 Dobson. Betty 26. 29.31,42.48. 63 Dobson. Harvey 26. 27. 46. 53, 58, 63 Dornbach.John Dornbach. Matt 77 Dornbach, Tim 82 Douglas. Denise 48. 51.77 Douglas. Michael 47. 82. 83 Driggers. Christy 28. 33, 82 Durham, Walter 28, 77 Eldridge. Bob Eldridge. Don 72 Elliot. Paul 48. 55, 82 Ellis. Bam 82 Ellis. Don Ellis. Troy 82 Ellis. Vincent 72 Emery. Debbie 80 Emery. Lois 82 Estes. Geena 33, 80 Fallen. Pam 28, 29.31.52. 76. 77 Fallen. Patricia 28. 33. 80 Farrell. Bevaleen 63 Farrell. Kennita 77 Feller. Lonnie 80 Fields. Audrey 72 Fields. Julie 10. 27. 28. 32. 43.48. 52. 77 Fledderman, Jay 77 Fledderman. Jody 26, 30.49. 54. 69 Fledderman. Rachelle 28. 33. 43. 82 Fledderman, Ronda 7. 8, 18. 26. 29. 31.48. 63 Fletcher. Amy 27. 28. 32. 80 Fletcher. Laine 69 Foley, Melinda 28. 33. 52. 82 Fraasman. Denise 30, 31.63 Fraasman. Pam 69 Franklin. Lesa 72 Freeman. Michel 46. 69 Fugate. Paul 58. 73 Fugate. Vernon 64 Fuller. Jeff 9. 21.26. 27. 30, 32.33. 42. 64 Gauck. Bonita 27, 28.80 Gauck. Brian 10. 30. 32, 33, 69 Gay. Allen 27. 46, 53. 58. 77 Gay. Lisa 13. 26. 30. 32, 33.49. 52, 69 Gerhardt, Deborah 69 Getty. James 77 Givan. Melanie 32,33. 69 Goedl. Karen 80 Goedl. Mark 32.58. 77 Goff. Heidi 80 Goodpaster. Jeff 80 Goodpaster, Robert Goodwin. Alyson 28. 33. 82 Graham. Allen Graham. Doug 46. 57. 77 Graham. Michele 52. 73 Gray. Kevin 32. 82. 83 Gray. Kim 72 Gray. Tammy 33. 52. 82 Gray. Tim 80 126 Grimes. John Green. Frank Green. Jon 82 Green, Lance 18. 21.26. 64 Green. Loeta Gress, Andy 47. 58. 81 Gress. Gary 46. 58. 59. 73 Gress. Rick 26. 46. 58. 69 Gutzwiller. Dan 64 Haase. Eugene 82 Haase. Karen 28. 33 52. 82 Haase. Sherlie 29.31.52. 77 Haessig. Andrea 28. 58. 81 Haessig. Gretchen 28. 31.32. 33. 77 Haney. Jacqueline 81 Haney. Mel Hankins. Carl 47. 55. 58. 81 Hankins. Ernie 50. 53. 69. 81 Hankins. Sheryl 56. 73 Hanlon. Gary 37. 73 Hanlon. Janice Hanlon. Terry 73 Hayes. Carla Heil, Gary 82 Heil, Gregory 47. 58. 73 Hensley. David 46. 54. 59, 73 Henson. Carl 47, 82 Herbert. Debra 28. 58. 81 Herbert. Robert 46. 58. 69 Herbert. Tom 26. 64 Herbert. Vernon 73 Hiatt. Sherry 73 Hillman. Tim 64 Hodge.Jay 82 Hoffman. Mark 81 Hoffmeyer. Aaron 27. 54. 73 Hoffmeyer. Brian 28. 32. 52. 55.81 Hoffmeyer. Eric 21.50. 59. 64 Holbert. Dale 49. 81 Holt. Anita 52.82 Holt. Brent 46. 55. 59. 77 Holt. Carla 73 Holt, Gregory Holt. Jeff 73 Honeycutt. Barb 64 Honeycutt. Beberly 69 Honeycutt. Cheryl 69 Honeycutt, Chris 33. 82 Honeycutt, Kennie 58, 77 Hopping. Tina Hornberger. Kendall 54. 69 Hornberger. Kris 28, 47. 81 Horton. Billy 73 Hossmer. Darrell 47. 82 Houston. Linda 29. 33. 73 Howard. Tracey 11. 15. 28, 29. 32 33 57 78 Hughes. John 32, 33. 46. 58. 78 Hyatt. Faythe 78 Ingram. Jeff 78 Ingram, Jim 64 Ison, Randy 41.73 Jackson. Chester 69 Jackson. Sherry 28. 81 Jobst, Katherine 27, 29,30. 69 John, Greg 26,32. 46. 58. 69 John. Kevin 46, 58, 74 Johnson, George 82 Johnson, Joyce 28, 33, 82 Johnson. Kevin 54. 74 Johnson. Mary Johnson. Patricia 64 Johnson, Penny(9)64 Johnson. Penny (12) 18. 29 Jones. Debbie 7. 8.11.27, 28. 29.32. 65 Jordan, Kenny 69 Jordan, Kimberly 28, 52,81 Kash, Barbara 19. 65 Kash, Jim 27. 46. 74 Kelso. Shelley 48, 51,78 Kennedy, JoAnn 31,32, 78 Kennedy. Virginia 29, 32.33. 74 Kiefner. Cheryl Killinger. John 46, 58, 78 Kincer. Annette 74 Kincer. Beth 69 Kincer. Marietta 81 King, Albert 78 King. Rosanna Kinman. Sherry 78 Kinman. Tina 81 Kirk, Gary Kirk. Randy 28. 47, 52. 55. 81 Kirk. Vicki 74 Kissell, Pat 69 Knapp. Dennis 47. 82 Knapp. Donald 58, 78 Knight, Kimberly 28. 33, 82 Knowlton, Jamie Sue 28, 33. 43.82 Knox, Joel 32, 58 Kohlmeier, Chris 32.46. 54. 57, 74 Kolb. Julie 83 Kolb. Karl 81 Kraus, Billie Joe 29,52, 74 Kroner, Angie 29, 74 Kroner, Annette 81 Kroner, Bernadette 8, 29, 31,32, 33. 42, 65 Laub. Jeff 26, 46, 65 Lawburgh. Mary Ellen 32, 33, 52, 78 Lawburgh, Terri 28, 33. 52. 83 Laws. Dea 26. 28. 29, 30. 31.32. 33 42 48 56. 65 Laws. Debbie 26. 28. 29, 30. 32. 33 48 51 78 Laws. Diane 16, 27. 31.51.56, 74 Lee. Sherry 28. 33, 83 Lewis. Alan 83 Lewis, Bryant 49. 52.81 Lewis. Guinetta 33, 83 Lewis, Jeff 47, 83 Lewis, Michael 78 Lochard, Dale 78 Lochard, Teresa 70 Loebsack, Tonya 28, 29, 32. 33, 57, 78 Lohrum, Glenn 83 Lohrum, Roger 58. 74 Lotton, Sandra 28,43,81 Lovins, Tom 47, 83 Luke, Mary 23, 29. 30. 36, 42, 68. 70 Marksberry, Aimee 26, 29, 30, 31,48, 65 Marshall, James 49, 65 Marshall, Rick 58, 70 Mathes, Steve 28, 47.81 Meinders. Ginny 31,52, 74 Meinders. Jacqueline 28. 52. 81 Meinders. Jeff 26, 53. 58, 70 Merida. Drucilla 26.42, 65 Messer, Scott 74 Messer. Tammy 28. 31.42, 66 Mobrley, Beverly 78 Mobrley. Darrell 70 Mobrley. Larry 83 Mockbee, John 58. 78 Mockbee. Nancy 8. 26. 28. 29. 31. 32 3: 43. 66 Morgan, Teresa 66 Morris. Chris 47. 55. 83 Morris. Greg 28. 46. 55. 59. 78 Morris. Sandy Murphy, Mike 28, 32. 47. 55. 81 Murray, Tina 70 Myers, Frankie 54, 70 Myers. Jim 47, 52, 55, 81 Myers, Teresa 83 Myers. Tina 83 McConnell, Angela 81 McConnell. Dolores McConnell. Rita 74 McConnell. Rosella81 McConnell. Steve 55, 81 McDonald. Tony 65 McIntosh, Andy 16. 26. 49, 53, 54. 74 McIntosh, Becky 52. 81 McIntosh. David 46. 59. 65 McKeown. Jerry McKeown. John 74 McKinley, Robin 32. 78 McKittrick, Debbie 65 McKittrick, Edward 81 McKittrick, Jeff 74 McKittrick, Penni 9, 29. 65 McKittrick, Sherri 28. 33, 83 McKitrick, Steve 28, 47. 83 McQueen, Phillip 81 Negangard. Karen 8, 26, 27, 28. 30 42 48 51,66 Negley, John 81 Nesbitt, Barbara 78 Nesbitt, Robert 83 Nichols, Jon 33, 55, 83 Nichulus, Carl 26, 53, 58, 72, 74 Nickulus. Mark 52, 55, 83 Niemsyk, Shelly 81 Oldham, Alice 27. 48, 78 Orem, James 29, 74 Orem, John 81 Overman, Mark 49. 83 Palmer, Dean 70 Palmer, Dennis 70 Patrick, Patty 8. 28, 33, 43. 83 Patrick, Penny 28. 29. 43. 52, 78 Paulsson, Ann-Sofi 29, 31.46. 94 Peak, Glen 66 Peak, Madonna 81 Peelman, Brad Pennington. Shelly 32, 52, 74 Pennington, Teresa 28, 33, 52. 83 Pennington, Tony 26, 30. 46, 53, 70 Pettit, Jon Pettit, Rick 74 Piche, Chad 70 Poole, Jeannette 19, 26, 28, 32, 33 43 48 51,72,74 Purcell, Sherri 26, 28, 32, 33, 43, 48 51 72 74 Purcell, Trisha 28, 32,43, 52, 81 Randall. Yvonne 33, 70 Ray. David 74 Ray. Mark 78 Rennekamp. Theresa 7, 28. 30. 32. 43. 70 Rembert. Beth 33. 83 Reuter. Kim 28. 29.43 Reuter. Mary 28. 33. 81 Rhienfrank. Connie 66 Ridner, Kevin 74 Ridner. Robert 81 Riehle. Richard 79 Riley. Lester 83 Riley. Ricky 74. 75 Riley, Tom 58. 75 Robbins. Robert 29. 39. 54. 79 Rodgers. Dane 79 Rodgers. Deanna 33, 81 Rodgers. Marcia 81 Rodgers. Rebecca 33. 83 Rohrig. Brenda Roy. Roscoe 81 Roy. Sherry 70 Roy. Wanda 79 Roysden. Yatzie 58. 59. 75 Rucker. Linda 70 Rucker. Karen 70 Reuter. Bruce 26. 30. 32. 46. 54. 59. 68. 70 Rueter. Patti 28. 29.31.32.33.66 Rumsey. Heidi 81 Russell. Angela Kay 28. 32. 43. 52.81 Russell. Robby 47, 55,83 Ryan. Joseph 29. 39. 54. 79 Sanchez. Ismael 66. 94 Savage. Tim 81 Sawyer, Jerry 47, 83 Schmaltz, Chris 66 Schmidt, Gary 66 Schmitt, Billy 47. 83 Schormck, Allen 47. 83 Schornick, Dianne 28, 29, 31.42. 66 Schornick, Jenni 83 Schornick. Larry 28. 47. 81 Schornick, Linda 28. 29, 33, 75 Schornick, Sharon 28. 29. 30. 32. 33. 70 Schweppe. Joyce 83 Scudder. Debbie 29. 56, 75 Scudder, Randy 47. 81 Seaver. John 28. 83 Seevers. Shelly 70 Seiler. Tammy 79 Sheckler. Scott 26, 49. 53, 70 Sheckler. Tim 47. 81 Sheckler, Tommy 67 Shelton, Andy 81 Shelton, Dora 75 Shelton, Ray Jean 79 Shelton, Vera Short, Anna Darlene 75 Short, David 83 Sizemore, Teresa 31,51.79 Skeen. Mary 19. 31,70 Smith. Aaron 79 Smith. Barbara 28, 75 Smith, Beldeana 79 Smith. Christina 81 Smith, Dan Smith, Dane 8, 26, 32. 50, 70 Smith, David 47, 52 Smith, Duane 79 Smith, Herbert 79 Smith. Robert 32. 46. 58. 59. 75 Smith, Ted 55.83 Sparkman, Kim 33. 83 Sparkman. Odale Chris 33.83 Sparkman, Pamela 79 Sparks. Greg 27. 32. 50. 57, 75 Sparks, Gwendolyn 28. 29. 32. 33. 57. 79 Sparks, Terry 26, 27. 32. 50. 57. 67 Spaulding, Anthony 55. 83 Spaulding. Lisa 27. 29,32. 33, 48, 52. 56. 75 Speckman. Debra 31,75 Spurlock. Ace 81 Spurlock. Beverly 33. 83 Spurlock. Dencil Spurlock, Denise 28 Spurlock, Evelyn 31,75 Spurlock. Grace 79 Spurlock, James 75 Spurlock, Leoda 42 Spurlock, Mike 49, 83 Stalder, Rick 26, 59, 70 Stanley. Tom 81 Starkey. Misti 81 Starkey. Robert 83 Stegemiller, Ann 29. 32, 33. 48. 52. 56. 75 Stegemiller, Mary 17, 26. 27. 30. 31,32. 42. 48. 52, 56. 63. 67 Stegemiller. Neal 32, 33. 49. 53. 55. 79 Steinmetz. Dean 81 Steuer. Lisa 70 Strassell, Diana 43.83 Strassell. Donna 52, 70 Strassell. Robert 32. 58, 79 Strunk. David 70 Strunk. Joan 79 Stutler. Chris 55, 81 Stutler. Kim 28, 29.43. 79 Stutler, Terry 71 Sumpter, Pamela 75 Tabler, Brad 26, 49, 54, 59, 67 Tabler. Brett 46. 59, 75 Taylor. Charlene Taylor, Darlene Taylor, Tamyra 28, 29, 32, 75 Terr, Milton 28, 47, 52, 55, 81 Tharp, Gary 46. 58, 79 Thompson, Fred 81 Thompson, Jay 67 Timberlake, Stacy 83 Timberlake. Toby 75 Transier, Steve 67 Treadway, Harold 83 Tregilgus, Mike 27, 32, 36. 46. 58. 59, 71 Turner. Dan 71 Turner, Deanna 27, 28.43. 48. 52. 76. 79 Tuttle. Kim Ulloa. Maria 33, 56. 67, 94 Vankirk. Monica 71 Vinup. Fred 79 Vogt. Bill 9 Vogt. Bill 8 Vornheder. Billy 30. 46.53. 79 Vornheder. Gary 10. 28. 30. 31.32, 33, 50. 67 Volz. Jeff 71 Volz. Joe 32, 71 Volz. Linda 27, 29. 48. 56, 75 Volz. Lon 81 Voss. Brian 27. 32, 50, 54. 75 Voss. Debra 30. 32.33. 48, 51.71 Voss. Greg 9. 26. 30. 32, 50. 54. 59,67 Wade, Regina 71 Walker, Doug 71 Walker. Judy 71 Walker, Kerry 32, 33, 75 Walston, Cecil 75 Ward. Robbie 26. 30. 32. 49. 53. 54. 79 Ward, Tammy 28, 49, 52. 83 Warren, Annette 28. 79 Warren. Sherry 71 Warren. Virginia Warren. William Watts. Angela 81 Watts. Tom 67 Weber. Kelly 33. 83 Webster, LaDonna 71 Webster. Melinda 22. 28. 29.32, 33. 67 Wheeler. Glen 81 Wheeler, Marvin 33. 55, 81 Wheeler. Renata 52, 83 Weil. Leah 27, 43, 48, 79 White, Becky 8. 26. 28. 29. 30. 32, 43. 48. 67 White, James 30, 32,33. 46, 53, 55, 79 White, Paula 26. 27, 30, 34, 56. 71 Wiesmann, Joe 27, 28, 55 Wiesmann, Mike 33, 46, 53, 55. 79 Willhite, Greg 28, 32, 47, 52, 55. 80, 81 Williamson, Lisa 27, 28, 48, 51.75 Williamson, Shari 26, 28. 32, 33. 48, 52. 71 Wright. Tonya 28. 33. 83 Zornes, Mark Zornes, Todd 8. 46, 53 127 SAYING GOODBYE... A yearbook is an object of the past. It’s not meant to bring unpleasant memories. I hope that I’ve succeeded in making this year- book the kind of yearbook that you can look back on and feel good about. Milan wouldn't have had a year- book this year without many people working together to get the job done.” I would like to thank Mrs. Waehaus for her advice and super guidance, and Mr. Baurley for his “creative” mind. I’d also like to thank my staff for helping me out when times got rough. A special thanks goes to Mr. Gardner for being cooperative and understand- ing, and to Blanken Studios who were really great to us and provided all the great pictures. That about covers it. Oh! One more thing; thank you Milan for the good times I’ve had and the things I’ve learned. See you again some- time! Ronda Lee Fledderman Editor % i ■ ' ■ •%