Mississinewa High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Gas City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

• ■■ ' .■.y.- ' r- - .M .. ' -: -v a ■.-. ' i ■4 - t r v 3 1833 03577 0012 [GENEALOGY ' 977.202 ' G198M ,1974 1 ' . -r-vi- i::: , : Men County Public Library 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270 Title: - 974 pox Wgw Mississenewa High School, Gas City, IN, Presentedby: j. een Swift Peters Jty SlD L Mary Penrose Wayne Chapter DBUchters of the American ° - Revolution 2000 Serving on the School Board this year, as well as last, we find (Left to Right, Back to Front) Hugh Swetnam, Homer Teegarden, Shirley Ball, Donald Barker, Robert Knapp, Dr. Baskett, President; and William Maynard. This year they not only had to go through the usual executive functions but they also tackled the responsibilities of hiring a new Principal for the high school, Mr. McCullum, and they elected to build the long dreamed of new high school. in J. LT Y LT Y LT Y LT Y LT Y LT Y LT Y LT Y LT Y LT Y LT Y LT Y 1 2 6 3 4 7 8 5 9 1. John Gould— Math 2. Linda Banker— French 3. Joseph Smalley-History and Health 4. Charles Fisher-Athletic Director 5. Rebecca Kammeyer- Business 6. John Maxon— Band Director 7. Pamela Smith— English 8. Marsha Graft— Business 9. Terry Munday-Social Studies ■1 2 6 5 1 7 4 3 8 1. Ruth Lehman— Home Economics and Health 2. Ann Kinser— Math 3. George Lehman— Guidance 4. Herb McPherson— Physical Education and Health 5. Richard Craw— Industrial Arts 6. Junior Mannies— Bookkeeping 7. Martha Meyer— Typing and Business 8. Larry Hocker— Narcotics and Biology 1 . 12 7 I 6 4 8 3 9 1. Doris Weir— Shorthand and Typing 2. Harlan Murray— Industrial Arts 3. Louise Miller— Math 4. Sara Nierste— Spanish 5. Elaine Svyantek— English 6. Eunice Rickey— Choir 7. William Kissane— Math 8. Robert Bothwell-Social Studies 9. Wilbur Haggerty— English 1 2 7 8 3 4 9 6 5 10 1. Judy Hawkins— Attendance 2. Sara Sprunger— Librarian 3. Mary Tavenner— Chemistry, Physics 4. Clifford Lighthart-English, Art, Journal- ism 5. Susan Barker— Office 6. Mary Roush— Guidance 7. Debbie Ribble— Physical Education 8. Wilma Jean Soultz-Office 9. Marilyn Cox-Office 10. Aryss Beebe— Teacher ' s Aide 1. Susan Vermilion, Anna Brenner, Mary Brock— Cooks 2. George Dyer— Biology 3. Kathy Barlow— Drama, Speech, English 4. David Hudelson— Economics, Government, U.S. History 5. Pam Sisson— English 6. Beverlee Tyler— Guidance 7. Pat Sirk— Home Economics 8. Betty Beitler— English, Guidance 9. Nancy Campbell— School Nurse 10. Myrna Midgette— World History, Psychology Mies AC A AC A AC A AC A D E M I C S D E MIC S D E M I CS D E MIC S ACA DEMICS ACADEMICS ACA DEMICS AC A D E AC A D E AC A D E ACA D E AC A D E 1. Mark Arthurhults experiments with a compass in Freshman math. 2. Mrs. Kinser smiles wickedly at a nonplussed Senior Math class. 3. Tina Jacks demonstrates geometry. 4. Concentration is mandatory for math assignments. 5. Mr. Kissane and students are inseparable. Colleges usually state one to two years of math as a prerequisite to ad- mission. We at MHS are urged by our counselors and teachers to include math in our curriculum. Mrs. Kinser, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Gould, and Mr. Kis- sane try very hard to instruct us in the fundamentals of math from one-plus- one to analysis. Math is necessary for many facets of life; economics, science, engineering . . . and just plain mathin ' around. Acdtifi 19 I CcJimjo 1 In our advancing world science becomes more and more an es- sentia! part of daily liv- ing. At IVIHS our science curriculum includes be- ginning and advanced biology, chemistry, and physics. 20 mf w l l l9% if j K. 1 IJIyif . ' v ' l l B r T ' J a S Above: At zee end uff zhis experument, Egor, I vill haff succeeded in creating a living cell! Right; Kim finds the tongue-out tech- nique most helpful when solving physics equations. Below: Ken ponders the ever -scientific question: What is that! 21 There are many things involved under the general topic of business. A student who is pursuing a busi- ness major in high school has classes such as Bookkeeping, Business Law, Business Math, Typing, Shorthand, and Business English to name a few. A large percent of the jobs available in our nation require skills in busi- ness techniques. Some career possi- bilities are secretarial work, some executive positions and accounting. 22 23 I Row 1: Connie Green, Penny Bebout, Jean Craig, Debbie Bebout, Becky Ditsler. Row 2: Patricia Ray, Becky Chambers, Cindy Pratt, Kay Arlington, Kelli Fisher, Judy Strausbaugh. Row 3: Cynthia Nogar, Jane Neal, Carol Eckelbarger, Tina Jacks, Lisa Daubenspeck, Robin Hughes. 1 24 P J i J n OtwCko I Freshman Choir Officers: Row 1: Pam Krzanowski, Librarian; Jo Cocl rell, Secretary-Trea- surer. Row 2: Susie Wise, President; Sheila Scott, Librarian. Row 3: Tony Mathias, Vice- President. I Freshman Choir; Row 1; Delores Young, Brenda Thomas, Tammy Mann, Sheila Scott, Margaret Thomas. Row 2: Pam Krzanowski, Cindy Strausbaugh, Peggy Jeffries, Jo Cockrell, Beth Maine, Robin Conway, Susan DeGolyer. Row 3: Don Cortner, Sherry Cain, Susie Wise, Tony Mathias, Jim Brown (teachers aide), Cindy Nelson, Cindy Adams, Nicki Teegarden. 1 25 I Concert Choir; Row 1: Don HoMoway, Mike Brittain, Terry Lamb, Jay Gould. How 2: Steve Grendel, Barbara Fields, Mary Helms, Patty Lewis, Donna Dutton, Greg Waldrath. Row 3: Jim Crick, Kathy Scott, Janeice Seekins, Nina Chadwick, Karen Vest, Jim Brown (teachers aide). Row 4: Susan Hedrick, Mary Hiatt, Mark Oden, Greg Daubenspeck, Terri Studebaker. 1 26 Row 1: Barbe Beebe, Kim Ezra Row 2: Kay Arlington, Mark Nel- son, Mary Hiatt. Row 3: Ron Cox, Jim Brown, Kim Smith, John Eaton. Row 4: John Larsen, Lisa England, Rod Ewing, Mike Swish- er, Diane Rademaker. QwiMjQ CkoVu Row 1: Susie Wise, Mary Ann Shroeder, Jay Gould, Kim Esra, Ron Cox, Nancy McDaniel, Mark Nelson, Caryn Adams. Row 2: Aryliss Walton, Carol Rademaker, Carmen Arnold, Kim Smith, Lisa England, Randy Armes. Row 3: Denise DeGolyer, Rod Ewing, John Eaton, John Larsen, Mike Swisher, Patricia Murphy. Officers; Jim Brown, Randy Garrison, accompanists Kim Esra, Librarian; Lisa England, Secretary-Treasurer; Nancy Mc- Daniels, Librarian; Jay Gould, Vice-Presi- dent; Ron Cox, President. 27 K 1 K ' ii l 1 HL i 30 31 32 1 6 7 8 2 3 9 10 5 4 11 1 . So you want to know what to do with a verb? 2. Class, this is a petrified Mexican Tortoise. 3. Act natural. 4. 2-z-z-z 5. And this little piggv said ... I 6. Miss Phyllis Baker, Senior English student teacher. 7. Pilot to co-pilot, testing ... 8. Did v ' all do the assignment? 9. What do you mean, ' Toots ' Isn ' t a French Word? 10. Terry pretends to listen attentively. 11. Brian... BRIan . . . BRIAN!!! 33 36 OJlio iiiumimoii ■ AUiiation  .— - History classes are a dominant part of a students high years. At Mississinewa we start as freshmen in the study of Current Problems. We continue to delve into the lives of our ancestors through World His- tory. As seniors we undertake the studies of Economics and Govern- ment. Through the study of history we are taught, primarily, to learn from the mistakes of past genera- tions. 1 1 ■ ■B |H 1 I ■ B ■| Bl i i B w 1 k jl Wr. - ' - ' ' i 1 b j m B ;M m i i 1 1 .} -y:.. - i |r , ,- ii HI K 19 wBtttik m 37 Although Industrial Arts is predominantly a boys class, there a few ex- ceptions. Haven for enter- prising young architects and engineers, the guys go through a series of classes such as Beginning Woods, Drafting, Electri- city and more. fiuiusfcttoj6 Aife 1 39 I PkfiSvod I Physical fitness plays an essential role in our lives. We see it everywhere; in magazines, on television, and through special progranns. Fitness seems especially evident in our genera- ation. Society puts a premium on good health now more than ever. Employers are more like- ly to hire the person who appears to have that healthy look . Life insurance rates are usual- ly better and lower for those who are fit. Mississinewa recognizes its obligation to pro- mote physical fitness. 42 43 1 h 3 5 4 6 7 8 10 11 9 1. Enjoyment is achieved through sampling the finished product. 2. Tarzan lifts milk carton while Cheetah (not pictured) slices bananas. 3. Homemaker no. 1 presses finger while homemaker no. 2 looks on. 4. ... as his hand inches slowly to- ward the sherry. 5. Next weeks group lesson will be quilting bee . 6. Crescent rolls, huh? Where is that doughboy when you need him? 7. DeAnn Adrianson is Betty Crocker Homemaker winner. 8. Students sample resulting pro- duct. 9. Quick, Brent! Throw in some of that stuff that ' s under your apron. 10. Shortening? Is that anything like coffee? 1 1 . Darn those barbed-wire fences. 44 I DnjCUnnjOuSrQp fyck I JOutRftfestw I The journalism class is primarily a class for deeper study into the art of good writing. The students in this class under the direction of Mr. Lighthart, learn the con- cepts of clear, concise writing. They also have a chance to try their hand at writing articles for the Smoke Signal. AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC I VITIES I VITIES I VITIES I VITIES I VITIES IVITIES I VITIES IVITIES IV IV IV IV The Girl ' s Athletic Association is far more than just a club for girls who like sports. In the past few years GAA has emerged from an ignored group to one that puts out fine female athletes. Under the direction of Miss Nierste the girls participate in many sports such as swimming, hiking, horseback riding, skating, bowling, and the traditional volley- ball and basketball. This year the girls sold wastebaskets and red and white hats to help pay for spiffy new uniforms. I G.A.A. Officers: Debbie Saunders, Secretary; Robin Reed, Reporter; Donna Martin, Vice Presi- dent: Twila Ruth, Treasurer; Bev Atkins, President. 54 (Row 1) Anita Joines, Lavonna Felver, Nadine Burbank, Ann Wolfe, Bev Atkins, Twila Ruth, Susan Carpenter, Charlette Armes, Judy O ' Mara (Row 2) Julie McWhirt, Trudy Reed, Connie Maynard, Nicki Teegarden, Donna Martin, Micki Linn, Twila Shugart, Debby Saunders, Kim Patton, Cindy Rosman (Row 3) Mrs. Ribble, assistant sponsor. Miss Nierste, sponsor, Kathy Scott, Gina Rodriguez, Robin Reed, Susan Love, Judy Strausbaugh, Martha Sutton, Sandy Lane, Patty Scott, Valerie Konig. II ' I H ♦ 1 I This years experienced ciiessers up- held school honor by defeating the Marion chess team. Daniel Svyantek defeated Marion ' s top seated player. This group is under the sponsorship of Mr. Kissane. Against Marion College we suffered defeat. I The Chess Club Officers Above Are; Mark Haines, President; Doug Felton, Vice-President; David Webb, Secretary-Treasurer. The Chess Club Members Below Are: (Back) Mike Wickham. Mark Haines, Randy Ford. (Middle) Doug Felton, John Eaton, Russell Mack. (Front) Mark Arthurhults, David Webb. l i fe AnetBoyS Sfcftfe] Boy ' s State, Front Row: Neil Krevda, Ron Cox, Marc Clements (alter- nates) (alternate). Randy Planck (alternate). Back Row: Gary Davis, Robert McPherson (alternate). Girl ' s State, Front Row: Kim Moyer, Helen Williams, Karen Shawler, Regina Adams (alternate). Back Row: Jenny Wilson (alternate), Kelly Turner (alternate) 1 57 Pifiitcfi Cfcxb Pictured above is IVIrs. Pat- ty Kunkel, originator of the French Club. Early in this school year we sadly watched her leave because of her husband ' s transfer to Georgia. We welcome her replacement, Miss Lin- da Banker as our new French teacher. This year the French and Spanish clubs thought that it would be beneficial to them if they met together so that the students in each club could get a taste of what different cultures are like. Taste they did as the Spanish club gave an au- thentic Spanish dinner for the French club. Members of French Club Above Are: (Back) Miss Banker, (sponsor). Lisa Daubenspeck, John McLouth, Mark Haines, Dave Dessing, Kelly Turner, Mike Atkinson, Mike Swisher, Lisa England, Kelli Moyer, Jan,, Neal, Ginger Gosser, Barb Beebe, Kim Esra. (Middle) Teena Jacks, Gina King. Connie Whitaker, Chrystine Kirby, Rosalind Heller, Rhonda Russell, Patrice Beeson, Barb Stair, Ellen Bridenthal, Donna Martin. (Front) Rock Tighe, Diane Loynes, Laura Burchard, Donna Du«on, Anita White, Susan Carpenter, Jill Buckner, Ron Cox, Valerie Smith. 58 (Below) Spanish Club Officers: Randy Baldwin, Presi- dent; Teena Welker, Treasurer; Kathy Ratliff, Secre- tary; Sara Amspaugh, Vice-President. QpOJM lvChih The FTA Officers Right Are: (Left to Right) Ron Cox, Vice-President; Ken Ken- dall, Historian; David Dessing, President; Donna Martin, Treasurer; Bill Fern, Report- er; Cynthia Nogar, Secretary. While not all the students in FTA will become teachers it is a good expe- rience for anyone. Probably the most interesting part of FTA is that mem- bers get the chance to student teach at one of the grade schools or possibly in the high school. These people usually take the time out of their school day to do this. This in itself makes the of- fer attractive. After some experience the students are enjoying their teach- ing and are finding out whether they would like a teaching career. 1 The Above Members of FTA Are: (Back) Bev- erly Dailey, John Huston, David Dessing, Don Penit, Mike Lynch, Ken Kendall, Harvey Van- denburg, Jim Crick, Bill Fern, Jim Clark. (Middle) Pam Lee, Ron Cox, Pam Willis, Robert Rodman, Bob Webb, Donna Martin, Cynthia Nogar, Barb Stair, Jim Brov ;n. (Front) Mrs. Midgette (sponsor), Sharon Lamb, Rhonda Caldwell, Andy Klatte, Beverly Atkins, Julie Hupp. FHA Officers Above Are: (Left to Right) Bev- erly Dailey, Reporter; Brenda Beckley, Vice- President; Mrs. Lehman, Sponsor; Ginger Gos- ser, Treasurer; Carol Landis, President. Not pic- tured is Janice Gould as Secretary. Members of FHA Right Are: (Back) Mrs. Leh man (sponsor), Brenda Beckley, Lisa England David bile, Regina Adams, Tonya Linn, Beverly Dailey. (Row 2) Debbie Huston, Ginger Gosser Pam Willis, Gay Hupp, Kim Ezra, Barb Beebe (Row 3) Susan Fields, Bob Garza, Debbie Howell, Julie Hupp, Vembra Esra. (Front) De Ann Adrianson, Teena Welker, Becky Ditsler, Carol Landis. FW 1 Future Homemakers of America One of the major projects this year for the FHA was sponsoring a very successful Homecoming Dance. The dance, complete with live band, top- ped off the evening of festivities and carried the theme Follies . Suzy Homemaking is not only limited to the fe- males of MHS this year. You may have been sur- prised to see a few pioneering young men pushing football jerseys, calendar books, and pen sets for FHA. Quite a step in the forward direction. We are only left to wonder whose idea it was to have a slumber party for the bold young initiates. L IH 1 1 K H rW f ' m; aH n Ht H JL ML WM i H 1 A. A 1 ' ' ] M h ■ MH F« rJ iTP « lira  p9 4 1 i- ' m B b8 1ft - 1 u Bw Hr? Ril 1 1 Ql O.E.A. Officers At Side Are: (Left To Right) Jenny Wilson, President; Linda Shanks, Vice-President; Lisa Shively; Treasurer; Joyce Murphy, Historian; and Barb Smithson, Secretary. Mississinewa has add- ed a new program this year for the business students. This program. Cooperative Office Edu- cation, enables students to work a few hours and receive class credit for it. COE is for the students who have al- ready obtained jobs. The students on the waiting list are members of Office Education As- sociation. They take a class at school where they try to improve on any skills that they might be lacking iri. The head of COE and OEA is Mrs. Graft. The Above Officers of FBLA Are: Capri Cunningham, His- torian; Brian Burbanl , Reporter; Pam Lee, President; IVIrs. Moyer, Sponsor; Debbie Campbell, Sec- retary; Zoeann Elkins, Treasur- er; and Jenny Wilson, Vice-Presi- dent. The Members of FBLA Right Are: (Back) Gary Jones, Carmen Arnold, Kris Sutten, Robin Hughes, David Dile, Zoe- Ann Elkins, Brenda Lee, Kandis Leckron, Carol Burbank (Middle) Jill Cooper, Caria Crouch, Jeanne Wilson, Pam Lee, Jenny Wilson, Debbie Campbell, Tracy Herring, Brian Burbank. (Front) Capri Cunningham, Jan- ice Casper, Jyme Cunningham. Mendy Pence, Leesa Phillips, Becky Hockett, and Mrs. Moyer. 1 JtUU Vl Acki6Ufi «fiwfc 63 64 Mugsy Rodman— 6 ' , Blue eyes, Brown hair. Stole third base (Sports Ed.) Hellen Wheels -5 ' 3 , Blue eyes. Brown hair. Solic- iting Ads (Ad Manager) Flash Reed-5 ' 8 , Blue Eyes, Blonde hair. Photo- graphing Top Secret Material (Photographer). WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE ■-■u -u 10 ' ' JO 1 The Members Of The Smoke Signal Staff Above Are: (Back) Rick Swain, Business IVlanager; Tim Ballinger, Assistant Adver- tising Manager; Paul Miller, Feature Editor. (Middle) Gary Wiley, Sports Editor: Dan Svyantek, Assistant Sports Editor; Sara Am- spaugh. Assistant Editor. (Front) Janis Casper, Editor; Patty Monroe, Advertising Manager. The Members Of The Journalism Class Right Are: Rod Frazier, Kim Moyer, Dan Svyantek, Brent Warner, Tim Ballinger, Lisa England, Paul Miller, Tom Ballinger. (Middle) Rick Swain, Alex Borromeo, Gary Wiley, Tonya Linn, Dudley Gibson, Sara Am- spaugh, (Front) Jane Neal, Brenda Stapleton, Janis Casper, Patty Monroe, Theresa Hinkle. Tke CM kj ClQyioJIj ] kj The Members Of Honor Society Above: IStanding) Mike Atkinson, Dan Svyantek, Susie Taylor, Rose- mary Rapson, Karen Shawler, Vem- bra Esra, Bryan Elliott, Ron Cox, Neil Krevda, Terry Baldwin. (Sitting) (Back) Gary Davis, Beverly Dailey, LaDonna Eaton, Mark Clements. ' (Middle) Connie Whitaker, Kim Moy- er, Regina Adams. (Front) Janice Casper, Paula Smith, Hellen Williams, Rob McPherson. The Honor Society Officers: Bryan Elliott, President- Mark Clements, Vice President; Paula Smith, Secretary; Neil Krevda, Trea- surer. 68 Fo ietgw E ckoage SWfiwt ■ This page is dedicated to a very friendly first at Mississinewa. This is, of course, our first foreign exchange student, Henrica Lilius. Henri- ca ' s honneland is Finland. She is staying with Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Rap- son while living in Jonesboro. Henrica is sponsored by the Honor Soci- ety, and is a member of several clubs and organizations such as Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Honor Society, and Pep Club. We sincerely hope that our school, our town, and our country have lived up to her expectations, and we wish her a happy stay in the U.S. (Above) Henrica helps sack up popcorn at the Student Council concession stand. (Below) Henrica and friends, John Lar- sen. Snoopy, Brenda Beckley and Jeff McWhirt, enjoy an evening at the Home- coming Dance. ' W 70 M.H.S. convos always begin with Ron Cox making introductions. After that you don ' t know what to expect. The student council provides for our viewing pleasure with such acts as magician Johnny Palmer and a ven- triloquist with two wooden-headed friends. Pictured Left Are Thespian Members: (Top) Kay Arlington, Susie Taylor, Robin Reed. (Middle) Tom Shoemaker, Andrew Klatte, Mike Denson. (Bottom) Kelly Turner, Connie Whitak- er. Dawn Wilson. Pictured Below Are Thespian Officers: Dawn Wilson, Recorder; Kay Arling- ton, Secretary; Tom Shoemaker, Treasurer; Susie Taylor, Vice-President; Connie Whitaker, President. The Thespians is a national organiza- tion of aspiring young actors and actresses dedicated to the purpose of bringing en- tertainment to the world. They are an honorary and elite group who have work- ed hard to earn their place in Thespians. In order to become a Thespian one is re- quired to work at least one-hundred hours on a theatrical production. They must then be voted in by other members of the group. Each year a banquet is given to in- duct new members. At the end of each year a senior is chosen to be Best Thes- pian Award winner. These winners are determined by the amount of work points that they have accumulated in high school. The voting is done by the other Thespians and the award is given on senior honor night. The Drama Club is a group formed by students of all grades. Together with the Thespians this group performs plays of multiple varieties. One of the first pro- jects of their busy year is a float in the Homecoming parade. After this the club ' s activities are slowed down until the annual variety show. This show is com- posed of the talents of the stu- dents of our school. The theme for the variety show this year was 125 N. Broadway Follies. The first place award was won by Tom Shoemaker who played a piano solo entitled Maple Leaf Rag . Cindy Wright, a ju- nior high student from East School took second place honors with a piano solo of her own ar- rangement. Diane Rademaker captured third place with a vocal solo, The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face . The master of cere- monies was Mr. Jack Hall of of WGOM in Marion. Other productions of the drama club are two one-act plays; Four Little Words , a comedy, and Trifles , a drama. There is a lot of work that must be done in order to put a pro- duction together. First is the matter of choosing a play that suits most of the members. Then is the problem of choosing between many talented amateurs to be in the cast. Committees must be chosen for publicity, props, stage, lighting, make-up, costumes, programs, and tickets. The house committee is also cho- sen. The dramatists have six weeks in which to learn their lines, build sets, and organize the over-all business of turning out a successful production. The Above Members Of The MHS Drama Club Are: (Back) Rob Wilson, Cynthia Nogar, Kelly Turner, Davun Wilson, Susie Taylor, Robert Rodman, Diane Rade- maker, Theresa Denson, Judy Strausbaugh. (Middle) Kevin Denson, Tim Taylor, Dan Shoemaker, Robin Reed, Cathy McKeleb. (Bottom) Andy Klatte, Theresa Herrera, Connie Whitaker, Bob Webb, Mike Denson, Lisa Path, Kay Arlington. Below The Officers Of Drama Club Are: Mike Denson, Vice-President: Kelly Tur- ner, Secretary; Robert Rodman, President; Theresa Denson, Treasurer. Hi-Y Members Above Are; (Back) Bill Spurlock, Jeff McWhirt, Ron Roseberry, Mike Swisher, Barry Rice, Tim Ballinger, Randy Plank, Mike Atkinson, Tom Ballinger, Rob McPherson, and sponsor Richard Craw. (Middle) Pat Millspaugh, Tab McKenzie, Bryan Elliott, Gary Soultz, Neil Krevda, Dennis Banks, Parr Reed, Rodney Frazier, Tom Chambers. (Front) Dennis Smith, Brent Warner, Ed Day, John Parks, Rick Swain, Dan Garza, Dudley Gibson. 76 The Members Of Tri-Hi-Y Below Are: (Back) Ginger Gosser, Henrica Lilius, Debbie Huston, Paula Secrest, Lisa England, Kim Moyer, Tonya Linn, Regina Adams, Gale Black, Lisa Daubenspeck, Mrs. Weir. (Row 2) Donna Martin, Susie Taylor, Kris Sutton, Brenda Beckley, Linda Webb, Kim Hite, Zoeann Elkins, Kim Esra, Mickey Linn, Connie Burdette. (Row 3) Twila Shugart, Debbie Campbell, Susan Fields, Mindy Wimmer, Deb Howell, Vembra Esra, Kandis Leckron, Susan Beebe. (Front) Barb Beebe, DeAnn Adrianson, Becky Ditsler, Kelly Moyer, Bev McNary, Carol Landis. 77 Row 1: Lynn Carter, Patti Fisher, Kim Moyer, Chris Stapleton, Greg Gould, Rob Hillis, Rick Swain, Bill Spur- lock, Bob Garza, Dudley Gibson, Kelly Moyer, Karen Shawler, Vembra Ezra. Row 2: Neil Krevda, Randy Armes, Brent Warner, Rick Florek, Dan Svyantek, Parr Reed, John Parks, Brian Elliot, Tim Ballinger. Row 3: Mr. Both- well, Mike Atkinson, Ed Day, Randy Baldwin, Dan Garza, Ron Roseberry, Dennis Banks, Mitch Maynard, Tim Wallace, Tab McKenzie, Mr. Mannies. Row 4: Gary Soultz, Gary Davis, Stan Thomas, Rob McPherson, Barry Rice, Joe Wines, Kim Blaugher, Randy Planck, Tom Ballinger, Mickey Dittmeyer, Brian Swanner, Bill Svyantek, Tom Chambers. M-Club Officers Left Are; ITop) Mr. Mannies, Mr. Bothwell, sponsors; (Row 3) Dan Svyantek, Trea- surer; John Parks, Vice- President; (Row 2) Bob Garza, Sergeant at Arms; Bill Spurlock, President; (Row 1) Kim Moyer, Sec- retary; Tim Ballinger, Ser- geant at Arms. Students probably know most everyone in M-Club form attending much loved sports events. What they may not know is that when these ath- letes are not running, jumping, or throwing a softball they are buying Coke for half-time at football games or making out programs for sports events. Because of the fine athle- tic performances of these young athletes, Mississinewa was honored with the presen- tation of the all-sports trophy held by Mr. Charles Fisher. Also Three of our coaches: Mr. Larry Hocker for Track, Mr. Mannies for baseball, and Mr. Terry Munday for Cross- country, captured coach of the year awards. SPORT SPORT R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS S F S F S F S F L - -:-? W SK. im ill p ' %4 ' jr 3 1 ' V i R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S R T S SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 1973 CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER First Row: Mitch Maynard, Kevin Lemmons, Pat Kinch, Gary Soultz, Dudley Gibson, Greg Gould, Rob Hillis Second Row: Tom Ballinger, Danny Garza, Barry Rice, Rick Swain, Dirk Scott, Coach Munday Not Pictured: Tim Taylor, Brian Swanner, John Powell, Tim Mann, Chris Stapleton— one of the most outstanding runners of the season. This year the team was led by seniors Dudley Gib- son and the most improved runner, Danny Garza. The backbone of the team was comprised of juniors in- cluding Brian Swanner, Chris Stapleton, Greg Gould and Mitch Maynard. Coach Munday is ex- tremely interested in in- creasing the respect and enthusiasm of cross coun- try at Mississinewa. ■J ..-I ' -fi ' i ' ii... J 1973 Cross Country Season MHS Opp. Eastbrook-Bennett 20 51-66 Anderson Highland 17 42 Delta Invitational Run By Class South Adams 16 50 Wes-Del 15 50 Delta 26 30 Maconquah Invitational 9Teams-2nd Place Blackford 29 26 Grant County Runner-Up Madison Grant 21 37 Oak Hill 27 29 Fort Wayne Invitational Class B-4th Place Yorktown 18 42 Southvuood 23 38 Portland 18 39 Manchester Invitational 1973 CROSS COUNTRY SEASON For the second straight year the Cross Country record is 12-1. They re- peated again this year as MVC and County runner- ups. Right On!!! ■ Class A- ardPlaceH Eiwood 15 50 ■ MVC Winner H Sectional R unner-Up | To climax the season, only H one po nt kept the Indian 1 harriars from caoturma the 1 sectiona crown and Coach H Munday received the Coach H of the Year Award tor the H second stra ght year. -lis tour ■ year record is: ■ Wins Losses H m 9 m 12 ■ 12 ■ ■ H ■ HHH 1973 VOLLEYBALL SEASON Girls Volleyball drew such enthusiasm this year that we thought that they should be represented with their record of 2 wins and 7 losses. They made an outstanding show at the Eastbrook Invitational Tourney where Twila Shugart received the Sportmanship A- ward and the team pulled a second place. They competed against some of their toughest opponents including first place Wapahani, Eastbrook and Southwood. 1973 VOLLEYBALL ROSTER First Row: Donna Martin (Co-Captain) Second Row: Bev Atkins (Co-CaptaIn), Susan Carpenter Third Row: Lavonna Felver, Micky Linn, Robin Reed (Co-Captain), Twila Shugart, Twila Ruth, Debbie Saunders, Judy O ' Mara Fourth Row: Debbie Behr, Nicky Tee- garden, Patty Jones, Anita Joines, Susan Love, Cindy Rosman, Martha Sutton V t y b 1973 GOLF SEASON WINS Northfield Wabash El wood Eastbrook Madison Grant Bennett Portland Wes-Del Eastbrook Winchester Bennett Oak Hill Eastbrook Madison Grant Anderson LOSSES Oak Hill Blackford 1973 GOLF ROSTER Scot Weaver, Ron Jones, Ron Cox, Mike Swisher, Rick Swain, Tom Chambers, Greg Gould Not Pictured: Stan Thomas, Terry Schaumleffel, Scott Murphy, Gary Baranack. 1973 GOLF SEASON This year ' s Golf Team, led by lettermen Scott Murphy, Terry Schaum- leffel, Gary Baranack, Stan Thomas and Rick Swain, compiled a fine 15-2 record. With some superb shooting, they won the county Cham- pionship and closed the season second in the con- ference. Great things in the future are expected from the B-Team club : Tom Chambers, Mike Swisher, Greg Gould, Scot Weaver, Mark Stev- enson, John McCary and Ron Jones. Herb McPher- sons ' s reserves finished with 8-1 winning season. BasdMll 1973 BASEBALL SEASON The 1973 Baseball Season was the 11th Suc- cessive Winning Season for the Mlssissinewa Indians, after winning their 10th Consecutive MVC Championship. Having a record this year of 26 wins and 15 losses, this now leaves a total of 271 wins and 77 losses. Some of the players with Highest Achievement in the 1973 season are: RANDY BAILEY-Led team in Home Runs with a new schoof record of 5, led team in Batting Average in both spring and summer seasons at .487 and .407, and led team in R.B.I. ' s. RICK DESSING-Led team in Stolen Bases and set a new record of hits over high school career. ED DAY— Best Pitching Win-Loss Record of 6-1. BRYAN ELLIOTT-Best Fielding Record of .987 JOE WINES-Best E.R.A. Record of 2.05 The following pitchers pitched No-Hitters: KENTGOSSER Wes-Del 2-1 JOE WINES Hamilton Heights 3-1 ED DAY Bennett 0 1973 BASEBALL SCORES Northwestern Northwestern Whitko Indianapolis Arlington Indianapolis Arlington Marion Wes-Del Maconaquah Maconaquah Eastbrook Wabash Yorktown Yorktown Portland Cass Austin Austin Hamilton Heights Delta South Adams Wes-Del Union City Marion Bennett Marlon Bennett Portland Pennville Pennville Winchester Delta Bryant Eastbrook Delta Eastbrook Red Key Winchester Dunkirk Dunkirk Bryant Opp. MHS 3 2 5 2 3 8 6 6 2 6 2 1 2 5 6 5 8 1 3 8 4 3 2 2 3 3 7 12 9 5 4 2 4 1 3 2 3 3 12 1 6 2 13 6 2 9 9 5 11 11 1 5 Opp. MHS 2 6 2 8 9 8 6 5 12 3 4 12 8 6 4 3 11 5 6 BosibeM W WL. M - - r ' s sin 4 ' ' ill IP 0 r ouple ui ' now 75 per per or ..?i.z p r coupk flit J. . Wj SS iJiS 1 1st Row: K. Smith, Swisher, Arm, Hueston, Reed, Banks, Cook, Spurlock, Krevda, Atkinson, Planck, Elliott, Florek, D. Svyantek 2nd Row: Burbank, Ewing, Jones, Morgan, Stone, Ballinger, Warner, S. Eib, Dittmeyer, Eck, Frazier, Price, Musick 3rd Row: A. Eib, Millspaugh, Reynolds, Miller, McWhirt, Malone, Wilson, Dodson, Watson, Powers, B. Svyantek, Shawler, (Head Coach) Fisher, (Student Manager) Baldwin 4th Row: White, Wallace, Pulley, Beggs, Horn, Knapp, Neely, Mesker, Smith, Blaugher, McKenzie, (Assistant Coach) Bothwell 1973 FOOTBALL SEASON 1 WE THEY H Oak Hill 12 Marion 6 7 Madison Grant 6 Delta 6 Blackford County 14 38 Portland 20 6 Winchester 12 Eastbrook 50 7 Hagerstown 42 19 Wes-Del 20 ■ ■■H I ALL COUNTY PLAYERS-Offense: John Parks— End, Rick Florek— In- terior Lineman, Tom Chambers— In- terior Lineman, Brent Warner— Run- ning Back; Defense: Parr Reed- Lineman, Tim Ballinger— Lineman, Rick Florek — Line Backer, Dan Svantek— Line Backer, Tab Mc- Kensie— Secondary: Charles Fisher- Coach of the Year. ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS- Neil Krevda— Tackle, Kim Blaugher— Defensive End, Rick Florek— Line Backer and Guard, John Parks— Of- fensive End, Brent Warner— Half Back, John Hueston— Offensive Tackle, Tom Chambers— Center. ALL AREA PLAYERS-(15 schools including Marion, Blackford, Etc.) Rick Florek— Guard, Dan Svyantek— Linebacker. fooihM 3 jr ? i . ' k i ia4 1973 TENNIS SEASON Despite the Tennis Team ' s dismal record of 0-8, fine talent was displayed in Varsity racketeers Gary Davis, Jim Campbell, Ron Roseberry and Rex Cooksey. Gary Davis, in an exciting match, was the sole Indian to advance to the second round in the Peru Sectional. The B-Team finished with one win in five starts with such stand-outs as Paul Maine, Mark Stephenson, Randy Heathcote, Doyle Seekens, Joe Ziller, Jeff McWhirt and Brad Martin. With these team members. Coach Haggerty will face next season with hopeful optimism. The major freshman sports have not gone unnoticed. They have compiled a 1-4-1 record in football and 9 wins and 6 losses in basketball. We expect an out- standing performance from them in their continuing high school career. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL MEMBERS ARE: (BACK) Coach Hocker, Tim Cox, Jack Jones, David Jacks, Ed Cunningham, John Mc- Clouth, Scott Hawkins, Paul Miller, Chris Coppock, Coach Dyer. (MIDDLE) Terry Host, Rick Sprinkle, Mike Lewis, Bill Evans, Bret Bishop, Rock Tigh, Kevin Moyer, Larry Daw- son, Chuck Stone. (FRONT) Curt McCullum, Tim Wilson, Pat Tracy, Phil Bogear,Tim Woodcox, Carl Adams and Kyle Turner. FRESHMAN B ASKET- BALL INCLUDED: (TOP) Mgr. Brian Wright, (BACK) Curt Sherrik, John Mc- Clouth, Terry Host, Dave Ballinger, Steve Shively, Tim Cox. (MIDDLE) Jim Strong, Chris Coppock. Mark Swanner, Jim Wood- cox, Kyle Turner, Tim Mann. (FRONT) Mark Smith, Roger Holder, Mike Conner, Rock Tigh, Da-.-e Coins. Mississinewa B Team— 1973-74 (Left to right) Front Row: Jeff McWhirt, Pat Mills- paugh, Mark Stephenson, Gary Mannies, Brian IVIor- gan. Brad Reynolds, Dave Dessing. Bacl Row: Joe Wines, Greg Swanner, Ke- vin Roseberry, Marc Planck, Mike Armstrong, Andy Eib, Asst. Coach- Herb McPherson. t973-74 BASKETBALL SEASON OPP. MHS Madison Grant 82 68 Eastbrook 62 58 Delta 53 43 Oak Hill 71 60 El wood 85 64 Highland 53 46 Portland 45 71 York town 64 58 Wabash 58 67 Madison Grant 66 53 (County Tourney Southwood 69 67 Blackford 57 42 South Adams 61 45 Winchester 63 62 Wes-Del 77 71 Northwestern 50 55 Bluffton 77 46 Alexandria 46 44 Bennett 59 49 Chris Stapleton Jr. 1 1 2 lbs. Sectional Champion 3rd in Regional Conference Champion Grant County Champion Record-21-2 Greg Gould Jr. 98 lbs. Sectional Runner- Up Conference Champion Grant County Champion Western Invita- tional Champion Team Most Valuable Player Record 17-3 Mike Horn So. Heavyweight Sectional Champion Conference Champion Quickest Pin-10 Seconds Record— 11-5 Tim Wallace So. 155 lbs. Grant County Champion Dan Svyantek Sr. 145 lbs. Grant County Champion RobHillis Jr. 105 lbs. Grant County Champion Dave Dailey So. Sectional Runner- ' 4%fe OPP. MHS H Northfield 19 45 H Madison Grant 27 45 ■ Oak Hill 19 34 1 Alexandria 17 33 H Southwood 14 44 1 South Adams 22 40 ■ Blackford 27 27 H Eastbrook 19 44 1 Northwestern 26 37 1 Marion 47 9 j m H HBH Bob Stone Jr. 177 lbs. State Finalist Regional Champion Sectional Champion Conference Champion (Most Valuable Player) Grant County Champion Record-19-3-1 A new addition to Mis- sissinewa wrestling scene is the Mat Mates. They are from left to right and top to bot- tom; Nanette Fleenor, Judy Crogan, Brenda Lee, Lisa Phillips, Hellen Williams, and Cheryl Myers. . I I I E iJ . ITIES PERSONAL PERSONAL P ERSON AL PERSONA L PERSON AL P ERSONAL PERSONAL PE RSON AL PERSONA PERSONA P E RSONA PE RSONA TIES TIES TIES TIES TIES TIES TIES TIES Dennis Banks J. J. Barker Patrice Beeson 12 H  j TW pn. 1 i ? 1 % fll H It - ' k . ' , m9p VIb t B Hi JL 1 J j , ji,h y! hHII Vi, m ■oCsi PRESIDENT Neil Krevda VICE-PRESIDENT Bryan Elliott SECRETARY Kim Moyer TREASURER Bev McNary REPORTER Hellen Williams 1 Larry Bell Jerry Bennett Don Berry Lou Ann Blackwell Kathy Bosworth Debbie Bowman Ellen Bridenthal Melody Bridenthal Jim Brown Carol Burbank Debbie Campbell Janis Casper A J B H ' .v l H K ' v l HP I H H L H K H fH E um ' IKa Can you guess which girl Is wearing her new 18 hour girdle? 1 Sam Eib Zoe Ann Elkins Bryan Elliott Vembra Esra John Hueston Julie Hupp Kathy Huston Cathy Johnson Terry Jones Ken Kendall Nell Krevda Terry Lamb Kandis Leckron Mark Leffler Mark Lewis K - jg- J 1 M H - rna kJH I H H t r ' aMSr pi Patty Monroe Linda Moriarity Kim Moyer Cynthia Nogar Naomi Park John Parks Ted Pearce Don Pettit Robin Phillips Randy Planck Rosemary Rapson Parr Reed Robin Reed Barry Rice Brenda Richards Bosworth Robert Rodman Sandy Romine Ron Roseberry Teri Royse George Ruth Koletta Sanders Laura Sanders 115 Glen Smithson Vicki Snider Gary Soultz Terry Soultz Mary Southerland Bill Spurlock David Stair Dave Strausbaugh Susan Street Dan Svyantek Rick Swain Mike Swisher Dave Thomas Stan Thomas Kelly Turner Gina Turner Mark Walsh Brent Warner Bob Webb Connie Whitaker _i Ei-l 118 nioraassRtrt inm21J373 Tickets 50 9 ' Vicki White Clegg Randy Wilkins Gary Wiley Hellen Williams Sherry Williams Pam Willis Carol Wilson Jennifer Wilson Gary Wimmer 119 Cheryl Adams Carmen Arnold Cindy Barton Janet Blackwell Dennis Bosworth Bob Brelsford Jim Brown Jim Campbell Jim Clark Rex Cooksey Capri Cunningham Carol Dailey Wanda Daniels Denise DeGoiyer Debbie Fosnough LaDonna Eaton Susan Fields Mindy Germain Dot George Donna Gibson Susan Hedrick Linda Hicks Crystal Hueston Dave Hutcheson Rex Johnson Sharon Kilgore Carol Landis Karen Lansford Pam Lee Patty Lewis Bev McNary Cheryl Musall Lorrie Phillippe Linda Shanks «w— -r Barbara Smithson Rex Stanley Susie Taylor Jon Teague Harvey Vandenburg Dawn Wilson Lyndal Wolf Judy Workman Carol Young John Cerney Se u vi Di ifiCtouj — 1 974 124 CHERYL ADAMS-Drama Club 1, FBLA 3, Pep Club 1,2; COE 4; OEA 4 REGINA ADAMS-Student Council 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Cheer- leader 1; Twirler 2A. Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 1,3; FHA 3,4; Girls State 3 (Alternate); Class Officer 2 (President): Junior IWiss 4 DEAISJN ADRIANSON-Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 1-3; Spanish Club 3 (President 3); FHA 4 KAY ARLINGTON-Thespians 2-4; Drama Club 1-4; Choir 1-4 (IWadrigals 3,4; Vice-President Girls Choir 4); Pep Club 2 RAIVJDY ARIVIES-Band 1; Choir 1-4; Intramural 2; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; l Vrestling 1,4; Varsity Club 4; Boys Pep Club 1 CARIVIEN ARIMOLD-Thespians 2A: Drama Club 1-4; Choir 1-4 (Vice-President Girls Choir 3); FBLA 3,4 (Scrapbook Keeper 4); Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1; COE 4; OEA 4 BEVERLY ATKINS-Pep Club 1-3; GAA 1-4 (Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4) MIKE ATKINSO( J-Student Council 2-4 (Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4); Honor Society 3,4; Hi-Y 2-4 (Secretary 2): Football 1-4; Wrestling 1; Class Officer 1,2 (Reporter 1 , Secre- tary 2); Varsity Club 3,4; French Club 3,4 TERRY BALDWIN-Honor Society 3,4; Intramural 4 (Captain) TIfyi BALLINGER-Student Council 1-4, Smoke Signal 3,4; Hi-Y 2-4 (Treasurer); Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3, Baseball 2; Class Officer 1 (Treasurer); Varsity Club 1-4; Boys Pep Club 1 TOIVI BALLINGER-Pow-Wow 4 (Assistant Photographer); Intra- mural 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Football 1-3 (Student (Wanager 2,3); Cross Country 4; Track 14; Wrestling 1,3 (Student IVlanager 3); Baseball 24 (Student Manager 2-4); Varsity Club 3,4 (Vice-President 3); Boys Pep Club 1,2 DENNIS BANKS-Band 1-4, Hi-Y 24 ISergeant-At-Arms 4); Foot- ball 14; Basketball 1-4, Track 14; Baseball 2-4; Art Club 2; Varsity Club 24; Boys Pep Club 1, Spanish Club 4; French Club 3 JOE BARKER-Smoke Signal 3,4 CINDY BARTON-Pep Club 1 PATRISE BEESON-Pep Club 4; French Club 3,4 LARRY BELL-General Curriculum GINA BENBOW-General Curriculum JERRY BENNETT-General Curriculum DON BERRY-Band 14 LOU ANN BLACKWELL-General Curriculum RICHARD BONEWITZ-General Curriculum CATHY BOSWORTH-General Curriculum DENNIS BOSWORTH-Football 1,3 DEBBIE BOWMAN-General Curriculum BOB BRE LSFORD-Band 1 -4; Track 3,4; Boys Pep Club 1 ,2 ELLEN BRIDENTHAL-Band 14; Pep Club 1; Junior Achievement 2-4 (Treasurer 3, Vice President 4); French Club 4 JIM BROWN-Drama Club 1; Choir 1-4; FTA 4; Boys Pep Club 1 JON BROWN-General Curriculum CAROLYN SHARP BURBANK-FBLA 4; French Club 3; French Honor Society 3 DEBBIE CAMPBELL-Smoke Signal 3; Pom Pom Girl 24; FBLA 3,4 (Secretary 3,4); TriHi-Y 2-4; Track Attendant 3; Pep Club 1-3; COE 4; OEA 4 JIM CAMPBELL-lntramural 3,4 (Captain 4); Football 1; Wrestling 1 ; Tennis 2-4: Baseball 3; Boys Pep Club 1 JANIS CASPER-Honor Society 3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Smoke Signal 2-4 (Reporter 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4); FBLA 1-4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 1 -4 (Representative 4); DAR Award 4 JOHN CERNY-General Curriculum TOM CHAMBERS-lntramural 14 (Captain 3,4); Hi-Y 24 (Sergeant- At-Arms 3); Football 14 (All-County, All Conference 4); Basket- ball 1; Art Club 1; Varsity Club 24; Boys Pep Club 1; Golf 3,4 JIM CLARK-Smoke Signal 3 (Photographer): Intramural 1; Art Club 1 ; Boys Pep Club 1 ,2, Golf 2 MARC CLEMENTS-Honor Society 3,4 (Vice-President 4); Band 1,2; Wrestling 14, Tennis 1,2: Boys State 3 (Alternate); Boys Pep Club 1 JOAN COOK-General Curriculum REX COOKSEY-lntramural 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Boys Pep Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 2 JILL COOPER-Pow-Wow 2; FBLA 24; COE 4: OEA 4; Junior Achievement 24 (Secretary 2,3) RON cox-Student Council 4 (President 4); Honor Society 3,4; Choir 14 (Swing Choir Librarian 3, President 4; Freshman Choir Vice-President 1; Madngals); FBLA 24 (Vice-President 4, Mr. FTA 3); Basketball 1-3: Boys State 3 (Delegate): Class Officer 1,3 (President 1, Vice-President 31; Boys Pep Club 1; Golf 1-3 CAPRI CUNNINGHAM-Pom Pom Girl 4; FBLA 3,4 (Scrapbook Keeper 4) BEVERLY DAILEY-Honor Society 3.4; Choir 1,2; FTA 4; Pep Club 14; FHA 14 (Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4); French Honor Society 3,4 CAROL DAILEY-Librarian 1; Pep Club 1-3; GAA 14 (Treasurer 4, Secretary 3) WANDA DANIELS-Choir 1, FTA 4 BETTE JO DAVIS-Band 14; OEA 4; COE 4 GARY DAVIS-Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3 (Vice-President 3); Band 1-4 (Drum Major 14, Head Major 4); Wrestling 1; Tennis 1 4; Boys State 3 (Delegate); Varsity Club 3,4; Spanish 24 MIKE DENSON-Thespians 3,4; Drama Club 2-4 (Vice-President 4); Intramural 2; Football 1 DENISE DEGOLYER-Choir 3,4 GENE DETHERAGE-General Curriculum MATT DILLON-Band 1; Intramural 1-4; Boys Pep Club 1 BECKY DITSLER-Choir 1-4; Tn-Hi-Y 3,4 (Chaplain 4) ; Pep Club 1-3; FHA 4 DEBBIE DRAPER-Choir 1 LADONNA EATON-Honor Society 3,4; Drama Club 3; Librarian 4; Choir 1,2,4; Pep Club 14; Chess Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3 SAM E IB- Football 2-4 ZOEANN ELKINS-Choir 1-3 (Secretary 1, Librarian 3): FBLA 3,4 (Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4); Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 (Secretary 4); Pep Club 1-3; COE 4; OEA 4 BRYAN ELLIOTT-Honor Society 3,4 (President 4); Hi-Y 3,4; Foot- ball 2-4; Basketball 14 (Captain 4); Track 1,2; Baseball 24 (Captain 3,4); Class Officer 2,4 (Vice-President 2,41; Varsity Club 24 (Reporter 3) VEMBRA ESRA-Student Council 1; Honor Society 3,4; Pow Wow 3; Cheerleader 14; Feature Twirler 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 (Vice- President 3,4); Homecoming Attendant 1; Pep Club 1-3: FHA 3,4; Varsity Club 4; French Club 3; Gymnastic Team 4 RANDY EVANS-Band 14; Boys Pep Club 1,2 RENAE EWING-Band 1 -3: Choir 4 (Librarian); GAA 1 LARRY FAULKNER-Boys Pep Club 1,2; Intramural Bowling 1; Junior Achievement 24 BILL FERN-Band 14; FTA 1,2 (Reporter 2); Boys Pep Club 1,2 SUSAN FIELDS-Drama Club 1; Smoke Signal 3; Pom Pom Girl 2-4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 (President 4); Homecoming Attendant 4; Pep Club 1-4 (Representative 3); FHA 2-4 (Reporter 3): Art Club 2; French Club 3 RICHARD FLOREK-Football 1-4 (Co-Captain, All MVC 24, All County 4, All Area 4); Basketball 14; Track 1,2; Baseball 2,3; Varsity Club 1-4; Boys Pep Club 1 DEBBIE FOSNOUGH-PepClub 1,2 PHYLLIS FUQUA-General Curriculum DANNY GARZA-Choir 1; Hi-Y 4; Football 1; Cross-Country 24 (Co-Captain 4); Track 1,3,4; Varsity Club 4 MINDY GERMAIN-General Curriculum DOROTHEA STONE GEORGE-Drama Club 1-3; GAA 3 DUDLEY GIBSON-Smoke Signal 4: Band 1-3; Intramural 24; Hi-Y 3,4; Cross Country 24 (Captain 24, All Area 3,4, All Conference 2-4, All County 2-4); Track 14 (Captain 4, All Area 2-4; All Conference 24, All County 24); Wrestling 2 (Manager); Varsity Club 2-4 JAY GOULD-Choir 24 JOHN GREEN-Football 2,3; Wrestling 1,2 GREG HARRIS-Wrestling 3; Boys Pep Club 1,2; Intramural Bowling 1,2 JILL HARTER-Pep Club 1 GENE HARVEY-General Curriculum LARRY HAWK-Basketball 1 (Student Manager); Boys Pep Club 1 SUSAN HEDRICK-Office Worker 3: Choir 1-4; Pep Club 1 CLIVE HELLER-Football 2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Tennis 2 LINDA HICKS-General Curriculum DEBBIE HOWELL-Pom Pom Girl 24; FBLA 3 (Vice-President): Tri-Hi-Y 2-4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Pep Club 1-4; FHA 4 JOHN HUESTON-Drama Club 3,4; FTA 4; Intramural 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Football 24 (MVC Tackle 4); Track 3; Art Club 1 CRYSTAL HUESTON-General Curriculum JULIE HUPP-Librarian 14; Band 1-4: Pep Club 4; FHA 4; FTA 3,4: Spanish Club 3; Junior Achievement 24 (Vice-President 2, President 4) DAVID HUTCHESON-Band 14 (Drum Sergeant 3,4); Intramural 1, 2; Boys Pep Club 1,2 REX JOHNSON-Band 14; Junior Achievement 24; Wrestling 2-4 RICKEY JONES-General Curriculum TERRY JONES-Drama Club 1; Choir 1-3; FTA 1,2: Boys Pep Club 1 KEN KENDALL-Band 14; FTA 4 (Historian); Intramural 4; Boys Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2 SHARON KILGORE-Choir 1; Pep Club 1,2 NEIL KREVDA-Honor Society 3,4 (Treasurer 4); Band 14 (Captain 4); Intramural 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 3; Baseball 24; Boys State 3 (Delegate); Class Officer 3,4 (President 3,4); Varsity Club 3,4; Boys Pep Club 1 ,2; French Club 2; Spanish Club 3 TERRY LAMB-Choir 14, Crosscountry 2: Track 24 CAROL LANDIS-Pom Pom Girl 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 1-4 (Head 4); FHA 2-4 (President 4); French Club 3 KAREN LANSFORD-General Curriculum KANDIS LECKRON-Drama Club 1; Choir 1; Pom Pom Girl 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2-4; Pep Club 1 -3; COE 4; OE A 4 PAM LEE-Drama Club 2; FBLA 3,4 (President 4); Track Attendant 1; Pep Club 1,2; FTA 4; Summer Exchange Student to Germany 3 MARK LEFFLER-Band 1-4; Intramural 4 PENfvJY LESLIE-General Curriculum MARK LEWIS-General Curriculum PATRICIA LEWIS-DramaClub 1; Choir 1,4; Pep Club 1 TONYA LINN-Smoke Signal 4; Band 1; Tmirler 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Pep Club 1-3; FHA 4; French Club 2,3 MIKE LYNCH-FTA 4; Boys Pep Club 1 PAT McGINNIS-General Curriculum BEV McNARY-Student Council 3 (Reporter); Drama Club 1; Band 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Track Attendant 2; Class Officer 2-4 (Treasurer 2 ) ROBERT McPHERSON-Honor Society 3,4; Band 1-3 (Librarian 31; Intramural 4 (Captain); Hi-Y 3,4; Football 2; Basketball 1-3; Track 2; Boys Pep Club 1,2 JANICE MAPLES-Drama Club 1; Librarian 1,2; Choir 1,2; Pep Club 1 MONNAMATHIAS-PepClub 1,2; Art Club 1-3 TONY MATHIAS-Choir 4 (Vice-President); Basketball 1, Baseball 1; Art Club 1-4; Boys Pep Club 1,2 ANN MILLER-Choir 1-4 PAUL MILLER-Drama Club 2,3; Smoke Signal 3,4 (Feature Editor) LINDA MORI ARITY-Office Worker 3; FBLA 3; Pep Club 3 KIM MOYER-Honor Society 3,4; Smoke Signal 4; Cheerleader 1-4 (Captain 4); Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Pep Club 1; Girls State 3 (Delegate); Class Officer 4 (Secretary); Varsity Club 3,4 (Secretary 4); French Club 3 JOYCE MURPHY-Drama Club 4; Choir 1-3; FBLA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 1-3; COE 4 (Historian); OEA 4 CYNTHIA NOGAR-Drama Club 3,4; Choir 1-4; FTA 2,4 (Secretary 4); Pep Club 1-4; GAA 1,2; Art Club 1,2 NAOMI PARK-DramaClub 2 JOHN PARKS-lntramural 2,3; Hi-Y 4; Football 3,4 (All Conference, All County 4); Track 4; Varsity Club 4 (Vice-President) TED PEARCE-General Curriculum DON PETTIT-Drama Club 4; Pow Wow 2 (Assistant Photographer); FTA 3,4; Wrestling 1 ,2; Tennis 1 -3; Baseball 2; Boys Pep Club 1 -2 LORRIE PHILLIPPE-Drama Club 2,3; Pow Wow 3,4 (Photographer 3, Editor 4); Band 1-4; Pep Club 2; GAA 1; Junior Achievement 2 (Vice-President) ROBIN PHILLIPPS-Choir 1; Pom Pom Girl 2A; FBLA 3,4; Pep Club 1-3; COE 4; OEA 4 RANDY PLANCK-Pow Wow 4 (Ass ' t. Photographer); Hi-Y 4; Foot- ball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 3,4; Boys State 3; Varsity Club 4; Boys Pep Club 1,2 ROSEMARY RAPSON-Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; FTA 2 PARR REED-Band 1-3; Intramural 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Track 2-4; Baseball 2-4 (Captain 3,4); Varsity Club 2A; Boys Pep Club 1 ,2; Spanish Club 2,3 ROBIN REED-Thespians 2-4; Drama Club 2-4; Pow Wow 3,4 (Photographer); Band 1-4; FBLA 3; Pep Club 1-3; GAA 1-4; (Vice- President 2,3; Reporter 4); Volleyball 1-4 (Co-Captain 4); Basket- ball 1-4 (Co-Captain 4); Track 1,2,4 BARRY RICE-lntramural 2,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Basketball 1,3; Cross Country 2-4; Baseball 1-4; Art Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Boys Pep Club 1 ,2; Swimming 3,4; Football 1 ROBERT RODMAN-Drama Club 3,4 (President 4); Pow Wow 4 (Sports Editor); Band 1-4; Intramural 2-4; Basketball 1; Track 1 SANDY ROMINE-Twirler 3; FBLA 3; Pep Club 1 KAREN ROPP-Pom Pom Girl 2,3; FBLA 2; Pep Club 1 RON ROSEBERRY-Band 1; Hi-Y 4; Football 1; Basketball 1-4; Tennis 2-4; Baseball 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Boys Pep Club 1 TERI ROYSE-General Curriculum GEORGE RUTH-lntramural 1,2; Boys Pep Club 1 ,2; Spanish Club 3 KOLETTA SANDERS-Smoke Signal 4; Librarian 4 PAULA SANDERS-Libranan 1; Band 1-4 KAREN SCOTT-Pep Club 1; Art Club 1 MARILYN SCOTT-Drama Club 1 ,2; Smoke Signal 2; Choir 1; FBLA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2-4; Pep Club 1-3; COE 4; OEA 4 TEDSECREST-General Curriculum JANICE SEEKINS-Choir 1-4; Pep Club 1-3 LINDA SHANKS-OEA 4 (Vice-President); COE 4 KAREN SHAWLER-Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 1-4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 1; Girls State 3 (Delegate); Varsity Club 3,4; French Club 3 LISE SHIVELY-Drama Club 2; Pom Pom Girl 3,4; FBLA 3; Pep Club 1-3; Class Officer 3 (Secretary); OEA 4 (Treasurer); COE 4 RICKY SIMON-Football 1 MITCH SIMPKINS-Football 1-4; Art Club 3,4. Boys Pep Club 1,2 DENNIS SMITH-lntramural 3,4; Hi-Y 2-4 (Chaplain 3.41; Football 1, Basketball 1. Boys Pep Club 1.2 KIM SMITH- Choir 1-4; Football 4; Boys Pep Club 1,2 PAULA SMITH-Honor Society 3,4 (Secretary 4), Drama Club 2; Pow Wow 4 (Advertising Manager); Twirler 2-4 (Head Twirler 3,4); Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 1-4, FHA 4. Spanish Club 3 BARBARA SMITHSON-Office Worker 1,2,4; OEA 4 (Secretaryl: COE 4 GLEN SMITHSON-Football 1, Wrestling 1 VICKI SNIDER-Drama Club 4 GARY SOULTZ-Band 1-4; Intramural 4; Hi-Y 2-4 (Treasurer 3, President 4); Basketball 2-4 (Manager); Cross Country 2-4 (Manager); Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 2-4; Boys Pep Club 1.2 TERRY SOULTZ-General Curriculum MARY SOUTHERLAND-Band 1-4; COE 4; OEA 4 BILL SPURLOCK-lntramural 1-4; Hi-Y 4; Football 1-4. Track 1-4; Wrestling 4; Varsity Club 2-4 (President 4) DAVID STAIR-Choir 1-3; Intramural 3; Cross Country 2. Track 2,4; Boys Pep Club 1.2 REX STANLEY-General Curriculum DAVE STRAUSBAUGH-Choir 1; Basketball 1-4; Boys Pep Club 1 LYNN STRAUSBAUGH-FBLA 3; Art Club 3 SUSIE STREET-Pep Club 1.4 DANIEL SVYANTEK-Smoke Signal 3.4; Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Football 1-4 (All Area, All County, Captain 4); Wrestling 4 (County Champion); Track 3.4; Basketball 1,2: Baseball 1; Varsity Club 4 (Treasurer) RICK SWAIN-Smoke Signal 3,4; Intramural 4; Hi-Y 4; Basketball 1-3; Cross Country 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Boys Pep Club 1,2; Golf 1-4 MIKE SWISHER-Choir 1-4. Intramural 4; Hi-Y 4; Football 1,4; Basketball 1-3; Boys Pep Club 1; Golf A SUSIE TAYLOR-Honor Society 3,4; Thespians 2-4 (Vice-President 4); Drama Club 1-4; Pow Wow 4 (Sales Co-Ordinator); Band 1; Choir 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Pep Club 1-3; French Club 2; French Honor Society 3 JON TEAGUE-lntramural 2; Boys Pep Club 1,2 DAVID THOMAS-General Curriculum STAN THOMAS-Student Council 1; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 4; Golf 2-4 KELLY TURNER-Thespians 3,4; Drama Club 1-4 (Secretary 41; Band 1-4 (Librarian 4); Pep Club 1,2; Girls State 3; French Club 1,2 GINA TURNER-Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 4 HARVEY VANDENBURG-Drama Club 3,4; Science Club 1,2 (Secretary-Treasurer 2); Band 1-4 (Student Director 4); FTA 4: French Club 3 MARK WALSH-General Curriculum BRENT WARNER-Student Council 1,2; Smoke Signal 1; Hi-Y 3,4 (Vice-President 4); Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Base- ball 2-4; Class Officer 1 (Vice-President): Varsity Club 3,4; Boys Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 3 ROBERT WEB B-Drama Club 3,4; Band 1-4 CONNIE WHITAKER-Honor Society 3,4; Thespians 2-4 (President 4); Drama Club 1-4 (Secretary 3); Pow Wow 3,4 (Artistic Co-Ordinator 3, Assistant Editor 4); Band 1; Pep Club 1,2; Art Club 1-4 VICKI WHITE-General Curriculum RANDY WILKINS-Band 1-4; Football 2,3; Wrestling 1 GARY WILEY-Smoke Signal 3,4 (Ass istant Sports Editor 3. Sports Editor 4); Choir 1 ,2; Boys Pep Club 1 HELLEN WILLIAMS-Student Council 3,4 (Secretary 3); Honor Society 3,4; Pow Wow 4 (Advertising Manager); Smoke Signal 3 Cheerleader 1,2; Pom Pom Girl 3,4 (Head Pom 4); Tn-Hi-Y 4, PepClub 1-3 (Co-Head 2); Girls State 3; Class Officer 4 (Reporter) Mat Maid 4; Spanish Club 3 PAM WILLIS-FTA 4; FHA 4 CAROL WILSON-COE 4; OEA 4 DAWN WILSON-Thespians 3,4 (Reporter 4); Drama Club 2-4; Office Worker 2; Choir 2; Pep Club 2; GAA 1,2; Summer Ex- change Student to The Netherlands JENNIFER WILSON-Librarian 1; Choir 1-3: FBLA 3.4 (Vice- President 4); Pep Club 1,2; Girls State 3 (Alternate); COE 4 (President!; OEA 4 GARY WIMMER-General Curriculum LYNDAL WOLF-General Curriculum JUDY WORKMAN-Smoke Signal 3; Librarian 1-3; Choir 1 CAROL YOUNG-General Curriculum 125 Randy Baldwin Leslie Barker Debbie Bebout Brenda Beckley Barb Beebe -l- wm s r IPPII l- --- ' ' [ s £ l k.V ■ 5 tH K KKi ' S 1975 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Joe Wines VICE PRESIDENT MIndy Wimmer SECRETARY Jan Gould TREASURER Karen Glass I - r. ' - |- M . m 1 i Bonnie Bilbee Kathy Blaser Lisa Borders Bob Bosv orth Mary Brock Brian Burbank WeDonnia Burke Rhonda Caldwell Cathy Carey Lynn Carter Becky Chambers Desiree Clouser Cindy Coppock Nancy Corbin Beverly Corn Judy Cragun Jean Craig Jim Crick Carolyn Crosby Susan Crosby Brenda Croucher Sandy Cummings Pam Cupp David Dailey Ed Day Mike Day Don DeMarcus David Dile Warren Dittmeyer Clyde Dodson Teresa Dohner John Doublin Melodie Dowd James Downam Sherri Downey Gene Drake Brian Eck Carol Eckelbarger Lisa England Kim Esra Sheila Evans Karen Ferguson Patti Fisher Randy Ford Oalena Foster Belinda Foustnight Vicki Frame Rod Frazier Jeff Garrison Bob Garza Eunice Gibson Randy Gifford Randy Gilbert Karen Glass Kathy Goins Ginger Gosser Greg Gould Janice Gould Roberta Grabow Connie Greene Mark Haines Susan Hall Kim Hammons Chet Harris James Haworth Mike Hensley Mary Hiatte Rob Hillis Kinn Hite Robin Hughes Terri Hunt Connie Hurst Debra Huston Anita Isenhour Gary Jones Shirley Jones Theresa Jones Ricky Kendle Pat Kinch Gwen King Virginia King Jacki Kirby Andrew Klarte Steve Knapp Sharon Lamb Debra Landers Scott Lane John Larsen Mike Lees Jill Lehman Daryl Leist Jeff Lewis Robert Lewis Jami Lockridge Susan Love Jean Manning Don Marley Donna Martin Linda Martin Teresa Mason Mitch Maynard Cindy McDaniel Jeff McWhirt Mitch Miller Teresa Miller Dan Minch Mickey Monroe Kathy Mooney Brian Morgan Brenda Mounts Kelli Moyer Joyce Murry Tim Musick Jane Neal Mark Nelson Mark Oden Judy O ' Mara Christy Pavone Rhonda Presnal David Pressler Cindy Pratt Diane Rademake. Kathy Ratliff Patricia Ray Robert Rhoten Debbie Richeson f , ' I A W . V ' VA.,!- ' V Vr liM W Suzanne Smith Valerie Smith Chris Stapleton Dan Stevens Martha Stevens Bob Stone Bob Strausbaugh Doug Strohl Kris Sutton Randy Sutton Brian Swanner Linda Teegarden Jerry Testerman Debbie Thomas Karen Thomas Russell Thomas Kathy Thurman Randy Turner Teresa Velarde Dan Vironet Debra J. Voland ' f% ffij ' fi T% Debra Ka Voland Greg Waldrath Aryliss Walton Clay Watson Teena Welker Rhonda Williams Mindy Wimmer Larry Wines Tom Woodcox Kim Young Peter Barrett Rod Ewing Carl Hensley Don Holloway Gina King Roger Parks James Poe John Powell Patricia Ray 135 Car la Couch Roy Coyle Tim Crick Leslie Croucher Jyme Cunningham Lisa Daubenspeck Therese Dausch Catharina Davis Steve DeMarcus Teresa Denson Dave Dessing Richard Dilts Nancy Disney Ron Ditsler Cindy Downs Penny Doublin Donna Dutton John Eaton Andy Eib Brenda Elmerick Kim Evans 138 Doug Feiton Ruth Feiton Barbara Fields Penny Fischer Kelli Fisher Nanette Fleenor Lizabeth Fornshell Patty Furnish Dondra Garrison Jill Gaskin Tracey Gilbert Kevin Goble Kyle Goff Belinda Gcxsdwin Sue Goudy 139 Sandra Greene Steve Grindle Tyrone Hamilton Julie Harris IVlartin Haughey Ginger Hawk Randel Heathcote Kim Heiny Rosalind Heller Mary Hensley Theresa Herrera Tracey Herring David Hinds Theresa Hinkle Becky Hockett Kim Holloway Ron Holt Michael Horn Tim Horn Rob Howard 140 Barb Hunter Gay Hupp Teena Jacks Susan Johnson Greg Joines David Jones Donna Jones Rick Jones Ronald Jones Steven Justice Kim Kindle Sharon King Chrystine Kirby Robby Knapp Cindy Lamport Michael Lawson Robert Lawson Brenda Lee Cheryl Lewis Susan Lhamon Brian Linn Mickey Linn Karen Lostutter Randy Lostutter Dorlisa Love Lynn Loynes Charles McCoy Nancy McDaniels Tim McGinnis Den ice McKenzie Tab McKenzie Brenda McKinney John McNary Dennis McNutt Karen McPherson Paul Maine Fred Malone Michele Mangold Gary Mannies Joe Maples Brad Martin Harold Mathias 142 Jerald Mesker Carma Metzger Cheryl Meyers Gary Miller Mark Miller Terry Miller Randy Mills Pat Millspaugh Joseph Moon Douglas Neeley Bobby Ormsby Dennis Ott Billie Owen Gary Owens Jay Oyler Peppwr Parrish Dannie Pattispn Bob Parks Donna S ;llers Robert Shawler Joy Shively William Shockey Robert Shoo Lorie Simmons Doug Simon Mike Simpkins Suzanne Siagle Randy Smi th Vicki Smith Mary Smithson Marcy Sorah Darrell Soultz Cheryl Spaulding Mary Spaulding Angela Staggs Barbara Stair Brenda Stapleton Mark Stephenson Dennis Stevens 145 Mel Stevens Judith Strausbaugh Terri Studebaker Martha Sutton Bill Svyantek Howard Swain Greg Swanner Scott Swarts Robin Swetnam June Thomas Ruth Thomas Scott Thomas Vickie Thomas Angela Troxell Robin Turner Karen Vest John Wade Tim Wallace Doris Wayman Scott Weaver David Webb m .4 % isV fli V§ k ' irt I H __ ' I B I M 1 | wTT : -- , , W mj p . m HI ■ Hm n 146 Melinda Webb Anita White Larry White Mike Wickham Carle Wiley Donna Wilkerson Bernard Williams Dale Willianns Kim Willis Jean Wilson Rob Wilson Steve Wilson Candy Wimmer Jay Worrell Joseph Ziller Ken Atkinson Beverly Bosworth Mike Campbell John Eaton Laura Flannigan John McHarry Chris McWhlrt 147 HH H iftBlj JHj 1 V ■■• .W.k Vlj Nk j| l hi ;. jpgki.MUi ' ai i V 150 s ' RP m m K Carl Adams Cindy Adams Dean Adams Teddi Addison Mitch Addison Cynthia Anderson SherrI Anderson Peggy Andrews Glenda Applegate Charlette Armes Susan Austin Kevin Baker David Ballinger Peggy Barrett Steve Barton Jeff Beeman Debra Behr Hol e Benfield Angela Bennet Martin Berry f ' It Chs ol rr PRESIDENT-Kirk McCollum VICE-PRESIDENT-Joy McWhirt SECRETARY-Trudy Reed TREASURER-Kyle Turner 152 4 ' %;■•) f -4 - Tim Berry Tim Bickel Mary Bilbee Debbie Bilby Bret Bishop Charles Bishop Dale Blakely Phillip Bogar Venustlano Borromeo Brenda Bosworth Cheryl Bosworth Paul Bosworth Ramona Boucher Steven Bridenthal Ken Brock 153 Cathy Brown Robert Brown Nadine Burbank Granville Burke Laura Burchard Rhonda Burr Sherri Cain Rhonald Carr Jeff Carter Cindy Case John Case Beth Chestnut Carol Childress Laura Clouse Jo Ellen Cockrell Eddie Colyer Janet Collier Terri Connpton Robin Conway Chris Coppock 154 Mike Cortner Tim Cox Kim Crick Rex Crosby Byron Crotts Mark Cunningham Greg Daubenspeck Mike David Beth Davies Larry Dawson Valerie Deeter Susan DeGolyer Kevin Denson Dean Disney Pam Dixon Diane Dunn Tracy Eastes David Eber Pat Elkins Bill Evans Lisa Path 155 Robyn Felton Lavonna Felver David Fennimore Zeleen Fernandas Connie Fisher Charlotte Fisher Philip Fisher Randal Flannigan Cathy Gay Sara Gear Leslie Gibson Daniel Glass Beverley Goff David Goins Terry Grabow Diana Green 156 ■f% €IA Mike Grindle Rhoda Haines Tamara Hatfield Scott Hawkins Cathy Haworth Connie Hear Jackie Heil Keith Henry Connie Hester Jon Hiles Roger Holder Terry Host Charles Hupp David Jacks Jay Jackson Nancy Jackson Peggy Jeffries 157 Jerry Johnson Max Johnson Anita Joines Debra Jones Jackie Jones Kathy Jones Madeline Jones Robin Jones Valerie Konig Pam Krzanowski Roger Lamb Margaret Landis Sandra Lane Curt Larsen Nancy Lees Kevin Lemons Russell Mack Beth Maine Tammy Mann Tim Mann Angela Marley Jack Marley Frank Mason Connie Maynard Randy McBee Kirk McCollum 159 Paul Miller Rusty Miller Mark Mills Marcia Moorman Kevin Moyer Cecelia Mullinix Pam Mullins Patty Murphy Loretta Nance Cindy Nelson Debbie Nelson Gary Owen Robin Owen Kim Patton DeWayne Payne Jackie Pearce John Pearson Paul Pernell Tonya Petty 160 H w ' m 1 E vO ta - ' llim Bl S n Pam Sheppard Kurt Sherick Lynda Shipley John Shively Tim Shively Dan Shoemaker Joyce Shortland Marty Simpkins Nancy Skeens Mike Skinner Marc Smith Pam Smith Rick Sowders Rick Sprinkle Sherri Stevens Tamra Stevens Tim Stevens Paul Stewart 162 Kent Stierer Charles Stone Cindy Strausbaugh Mark Strausbaugh Mary Stuttle Mark Swanner Tim Taylor Nicki Teegarden Brenda Thomas Ed Thurman Cathy Turner Dawn Turner Kyle Turner Dan Turney Toni Tuttle Bob Uhren Rick Van Andel 163 Barbara Vaughn Robin Velarde Lucinda Vironet Janice Wade Lorrie Walker Regina Wells Gaye Williamson Tim Wilson Susan Wise Anne Wolfe James Woodcox Billy Wright Bud Wright Shelly Yesger Cindy Young 164 I B RSE Im ( w ■ ' m 1 B ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS -7 - ADS ADS aI ADS ADS III ADS ADS H- ADS ADS PARTS TRUCKS INC. 1131 E. Main Phone Gas City 674-6995 GLASS CONTAINERS CORPORATION 11 1 S. Washington Marion Phone 664-6547 PEGDEN BROTHERS JEWELERS 3 LSI 213 Ward Street Gas City Phone 674-3351 WOOD INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 200 N. Water Jonesboro Phone 674-5740 GRANT COUNTY UNDERWRITERS INC. 119N. 3rd St. Gas City Phone 674-2245 SLOAN REALTY 123 N. 3rd St. Phone Gas City 674-6951 LINN ' S STANDARD SERVICE STATION 325 E. Main Gas City Phone 674-7925 DOTTI-ANN ' S BEAUTY SALON Open Mondays Complete Professional Service WIG SALES SERVICE 240 E. Main St. Gas City Phone 674-1577 HUGH J. SWETNAM FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 1020 Fairview Dr. Gas City Phone 674-1786 mmH WOOD INSURANCE AGENCY 200 N. Water Jonesboro Phone 674-5740 Bosom Buddies 3 North Park Plaza Phone 662-1075 WEBB ' S HALLMARK HOUSE 324 South Washington Phone 662-1970 Thanks to Pow Wow supporters; ED ' S BARBER SHOP 103 E. 14th Jonesboro DR. CATEY 115S. 2nd Gas City THEJOURNAL 102 West Main Gas City FOUR SEASONS 111 W. Main Gas City SPORTS HOTLINE MARION CHRONICLE-TRIBUNE IRVING CONCRETE CORP. READY-MIXED CONCRETE PHONE • 674-2271 3892 SO. GARTHWAITE MARION. INDIANA 46952 KREVDA BROTHER ' S EXPRESS 501 South Broadway Gas City Phone 674-2276 RIBBLE DECORATORS INC. 524 S.Gallatin Phone Marion 662-7466 I 1 _m3| ' ' ! - i H jHfeP 1 l H 9R V F EB B B r? W ' m - l!jt J Oh don ' t mind this, its been stuck J days and 40 nights. here for 40 You ' re touching! FRANK ' S PISTON 223 E. Main Phone: Gas City 674-1680 1 Dadgi ji. Mtfii Jl ife Q|gM JU ' ,, ■■ lil 1 ?  ' - -i- ■ -.jK- - ' jm . -Til., - 1 WESTERN DODGE 1 3527 S. Western Ave. Phone: 1 Marion 674-3394 ■ WESTERN AUTO 244 E. Main Gas City Phone: 674-3240 m CHARLES FISHER REALTY 410W. Main Gas City Phone 674-2291 MILTON ' S CLOTHES INC. 321 S. Adams Phone Marion 664-7303 Bodv bv Fishi-r FISHER BODY DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS MARION PLANT INDIANA MANUFACTURER OF METAL STAMPINGS FOR CHEVROLET PONTIAC OLDSMOBILE BUICK AND CADILLAC CARS H HH g ■■l H HOB NOB 800 E. Main Phone Gas City 674-5251 I .a iW . - -da - I ' PI [M 2 t Lmmm m _aj(S -rj ir . m K vWri , Jf. fl y iirwi - V 1 Step into my pari or ... . J WILSON ' S FIRE EQUIPMENT CORP. 1420 E. 61st. Marion Phone 674-5664 1 CENTRAL TYPEWRITER SUPPLY CO. 1301 Winona Ave. Marion Phone 664-7602 Guys And Gals NOW OPEN! The Jean Seene Jeans, Shirts, Belts from H.I.S. for Men H.I.S. for Her Stuffed Shirt Stuffed Jean Turtle Bax 51 W. Main St. Compliments of DR. BASKETT 408 S. Main Jonesboro Phone 674-6442 H H AUTO SALES 38th Bypass Marion Phone 674-7703 Come on fellows, the game has started. HOOSIER METAL FABRICATORS Gas City 1001 Evans Road DR. ROBERT BEGGS CHIROPRACTOR 308 S. Main Jonesboro 674-7231 CERTAIN SON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS m JONES 76 STATION 932 E. Main Gas City 674-8703 Gas City Marion 674-2281 AL REECE CAMPER SALES FIRST Main and Grant VALLEY TOWN COUNTRY CARPET BANK 406 S. Main Jonesboro 674-3021 FRANK ' S PISTON Jonesboro 223 E. Main Gas City 674-1680 GEORGE ' S FLOWERS 306 E. Main 674-7754 DR. RICHARD SHOEMAKER COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 212 East N. C. Gas City 674-5760 SOLMS SHUR FINE 1030 E. Main Gas City 674-2737 JONESBORO LUMBER CORPORATION W. 6th Jonesboro 674-4705 WEBB ' S FURNITURE APPLIANCE STORE 230 E. Main Gas City 674-3595 r r MERCKER ' S DRUGLAND 1030 E. Main Gas City 674-6976 GLAZE HARDWARE 214 E. Main Gas City 674-2274 BRUNTS 238 E. Main Gas City 674-5329 MARION FEDERAL 200 E. Main Gas City 674-3358 C H SHOE CO. 112 East 4th Marion 662-6253 1 974 POW WOW SPECIAL THANKS TO Ms. Doris Weir Mr. Dick Kennard Mr. Dave Hudelson Reid ' s Studio Marion Chronicle-Tribune ESRA ' S DAIRY QUEEN 505 W. Main Gas City 674-4356 LOWELL ROACH INSURANCE 114 E. Main Gas City 674-3134 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK JOF GRANT COUNTY MARION (INDIANA ' Where Checking Is Free ' 315 S.Adams Marion 662-3911 BROWN ' S TV SALES SERVICE 503 S. Main Jonesboro 674-6153 See Sally. See Dick. See Dick see Sally See Sally run. THE TOTE-A-BURGER Known for fast efficient service with a smile. 417 W. Main Gas City 674-6818 Kcliicalioii ... oiii- T C IIAKI.KNGK... OWENS-ILLINOIS Glass Container Division Gas City Plant r- -y We ' ll never cut class again! ! ! REID ' S STUDIO SPECIALIZING IN SENIOR PICTURES Muncie 1808 University Avenue 289-2335 UNITED 225 N. Main Upland 998-2766 BANK 215 N. Water Jonesboro 674-7741 ' - i|rw -_ J Duh! fl JAY SWIFT STOREY 400 E. Main Gas City 674-6973 TWIN CITY Putting you first, keeps us first 119 E. Main Gas City 674-2241 Autog fis Kuto vOtph s Autod { f .ii ' tfll ' J- ' V ' • ■v ' : .-; ' , : .: • . ■■ HSSSeSt. :- ' : D5? ' -- ' :