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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1978 volume:

Contents 1 . Title Page ... 1 2 . Opening ... 2 6 . Facilities ... 6 14 .Activities . . 14 42 . Athletics . . 42 68 Academics .68 96 . . People ... 96 154 ...Ads ...154 178... Index... 178 182. .Closing. .182 Contents o EN OOlJUr r PUIiLK, 1 lOflA 3 1833 01852 9112 GC 977.202 G198M 1978 M % i X ' - ■ ' - The southwest view of the new MHS Pow Wow 78 Our side of the bridge editor: Marty McKelleb assistant editor: Teri Young Published for the students of: Mississinewa High School Gas City Indiana Title page — 1 Schedule problems affected many dents ai ihe beginning of this Tighs lilfipts to clear her pr O ur new Miss For the year 1977- 1978 we are now on Our Side of the Bridge. Mississinewa students now have a brand new 8.3 million dollar school to attend. The first few weeks were an adjustment period for everyone, due to new surroundings and newly proposed rules; but students adjusted fairly well and classes went on as usual. The new Mississinewa High School has excellent facilities, and for the first time plenty of space. Teachers were amazed at all the new equipment available to them. The Science Opening — 3 Department now has the necessities to perform the experiments that they couldn ' t before. The Language Department has a lab room that establishes communication between students and the teacher. The Fine Arts Department includes a Band Room with individual practice areas, and an Art Room complete with a sketch loft. The new Miss. is not only utiUtarian, but the school has been much acclaimed for its architectural beauty as well. Opening — 5 6 — New facilities When MHS moved this past summer, there were several changes made in the system, but three of these affected nearly everyone. The first of these was the end of the open campus system wh ich brought about the The new facilities need for study halls. The cafeteria was chosen as the scene for the study periods and is also the setting for major change two, closed lunch periods. All full day students are now required to eat lunch at the school whether it be ala carte, type A or brought. The third difference is the facilities themselves. New facilities — 7 The new MHS resource center Mrs. Rosen, the school librar- ian, went from a small undersized library, to a giant Resource Cen- ter practically overnight. She was not alone — to help her were two librarian-clerks: Mrs. Jacks in charge of circulation, and Mrs. Stevenson in charge of media and audio visuals. The beautiful new Resource Center can boast of having approximately forty-two carrels with facilities for individ- ual study. The library proper is a sunken study area with ample number of tables and chairs. The total capacity for the center is one-hundred and eighty people. The library is provided to make studying pleasurable, rather than drudgery. With surroundings like this, who could complain? Chuck Hester takes advantage of a free moment and exchanges thoughts with another student. Mr. Fessenden ' s English class becomes acquainted with the new facihties. ' — Library The dictionary shelves are a popular stop for students doing their spelling words while in the center. Lisa Colyer is one among the students who gave Mrs. Rosen a hand during school hours. The library supplies not only a quiet place for study but also for conversation as jun- ior Marc Royal demonstrates. Library — 9 Registration Waiting seemed to be the name of the game at registration this year as students attempted to col- lect schedules and books for their upcoming classes. Computer foul-ups plagued many students who found them- selves taking three Typing One courses all in the same semester. Counselors fought to right the wrongs set in by the highly sophisticated machines as Aryss Beebe passed out books and Judy Hawkins and Mona Smith dis- tributed free lockers. Jerry Tudor and Frances O ' Mara wait for Mrs. Beebe to fill their book orders. Sandv Demarcus receives her free gift of a brand new locker! Registration — 11 Cafeteria: the eating place and society circle The cafeteria serves the school, not only as a place to get a pretty fair lunch and or breakfast, but also as a place for kids to social- ize and relax a minute. The cafeteria has undergone some pretty important changes. There are now four lines of serv- ice. Two are for the regular fifty cent meal. The other two are for what is known as ala carte. In this line are hamburgers and french fries, plus salads, pud- dings, and sandwiches. That way one gets a little variety every day. The cafeteria took on a new look too. The tables are geometri- cally shaped, and everything is color coordinated. The fact that it also offers a place to visit for awhile, is important to a lot of people; espe- cially since the upper bleachers are no longer available. The teachers also appreciate a chance to sit and talk by them- selves in the new faculty dining area. Now that we ' re in the new building, it is more difficult for teachers and students alike to stop and talk awhile in the halls. The cafeteria relieves the diffi- culty and gives us a chance to do just that. For one, blessed half an hour, one gets lunch and conver- sation for just fifty cents. Long lines plagued the cafeteria at the beginning of the year when only two lines were used. Despite the long wait these girls seem to be able to keep themselves entertained. 12 — Cafeteria ■ft This is much the scene once students get inside the doors. With miltc on trays these students await their generous helping of MHS cafeteria food. JuMe Barker really enjoys her mid- day meal with a carton of milk to wash it down. 14 — Activities When things get boring on the bus are a number of things you can do. Chr Cunningham likes lo lay cards but McWhirt woultj rather make faces. KMM J rZ Activities Tuesdays are a special day for the active student at MHS because they receive the chance to cut class and attend a special activity period that lasts for an hour during the day. Clubs meet and fill the student in on the latest events happening within the different organiza- tions. This section covers these activities. Activities — 75 :g4 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' = ' ' A % IBBI TT P Usa and An.ta s„ll f.nd l,me to clown ' ' ' S ' :?:,! . ' he ofHcL ' s gWe th ; around wh.le gettmg ready for the Farm- l ' l° ' ' ' ' ers ' Day Parade at the Indiana State Fair. final decision. mm 4 16 — Poms Poms place 7th at fair Mississinewa has as one of its many activities The Indianettes. The Indianettes are the pom pon division of the marching band. They not only march and com- pete with the band but they also participate in contests of their own. The squad starts preparing themselves for state-wide contests From left to right: Kelly Meyer, Penny Harlan. Debbie Roach. Jane Murphy. Jean Murphy. Robin Smelser, Carol Brock, Terri Reed. Lesa Wesling. Melody Colyer. Sherri Voland. and Anita Vaughn all stand at attention as they wait for the judges ' final decision at the State Fair. just as soon as the names of the team members have been announced, usually in April or May. Our poms place a great deal of emphasis on their discipline which creates a working type atmosphere while they practice. After working both night and day on their contest dance rou- tine these eleven girls took a trip down to camp which was held at Ball State and managed several placings in dance, drill team, and overall performance. The girls then returned home to better prepare themselves for upcoming competitions. With the help of Kelly .Moyer who originally choreographed the routine, the poms attempted to work all the bugs out. With shaft as their theme the Indianettes danced their way into a second place seating at the Marion County Fair, and a disap- pointing seventh place at the Indiana State Fair. The poms also went to the Indiana State Fair with the marching band on Farmers ' Day. Melody. Terri. Lesa. Jane, and Penny flash a prize-winning set of smiles toward the judges ' stand. This year ' s theme for the homecoming dance was Looks Like We Made It. The reigning court for the big event was (below) Linda Patterson. Junior Attendant; Tonya Lowden, Freshman Attendant; Wendy Rodriquez, Queen; Brenda Mor- iarity. Senior Attendant; and Connie Neeley, Sophomore Attendant. After a disappointing loss to Eastbrook High School, the dance was held in the cafeteria. The band playing was Cassady as in past years. The music stop- ped around eleven and the cou- ples left to enjoy the rest of the evening together. The Homecoming ' s activities were topped off with a powder puff football game won by the Junior and Sophomore classes. A parade through the town also highlighted the events of the eve- ning. The annual bonfire was held the night before the actual game in an effort to spirit the team into Memories of homecoming - «l  « =i%«is,J -. Homecomin? — JQ € ..  • I Jr. Miss Color my world played in the background while sixteen contestants promenaded around the stage for an audi- ence of several hundred people and a panel of judges. This was much the scene for the 1977 Junior Miss Pageant. Out of the sixteen three divided the awards. Shari Brown was the winner of the scholastic achievement bond %.. as well as the physical fitness award and placed as second runner-up. Kelly Esra won the talent competition and scored as first runner-up. At the end of a long talent and beauty filled evening, Gwynn Black was announced Junior Miss and also won the Poise and Appearance. 20 — Jr. Miss J ABOVE: Kim Huston draws for he em during thai part of the program. LEFT: Shari heads for the stage during the poise and appearance segment. Jr. Miss — 21 Campus Life is Kenn Thornburg. Vicki Nelson. Dave Banks, and Palti Shaw- Ted Kluck washes Pete Nor- man. a day in the mud Campus Life, a division of Youth For Christ, is a lot of dif- ferent things. Aside from the weekly meet- ings where today ' s problems are answered with Christian insight, the club sponsored a number of activities. One such activity was the Mud Bowl held this year for the first time at the Upland City Park. Pictured below are some of the stunts seen there. Another was the Scream m the Dark, a money raising haunted house. The Snow Day was for those who can appreciate cold weather. This year it was held at Pokagon State Park. Campus Life also sponsored its annual trip to Florida during Spring Break. Phil Bender headed up the Mississinewa Club this Year. Slip slidin awa Dave Murray Campus life — 23 The annual Spring musical last season was Rodgers and Hamer- stein ' sOAT ZOA . The story is staged in a small farming community around the turn of the century in Oklahoma Territory. The play opens at the ranch of Aunt Eller (Teri Young) where Lori lives (Carrol Rada- maker). Curly (Jay Campbell) comes to court Lori. Pride sepa- rates the couple and Lori goes out with Jud (Dave Murray). OKLAHOMA staged A love triangle is formed but all works out. The antics of Ali (Marty McKelleb) and Ado Annie (Susie Wise) along with Will (Dan Shoemaker) keep the plot always moving. 24 — Musical Above: Gwynn Black, Brad Dauben- speck. and Dave Murray in the dream bal- let. Left: The cowboys look to see what Will brought back from Kansas City. Middle: Curly and Lori sing PEOPLE WILL SA Y WE ' RE IN LOVE. Musical - Swing Choir Above: Jerr ' Fath. Barb McLouth. Mitch Weaver: Becky Strout. Kelly Esra: Tim Carlisle. Robert Ray, Jean Murphy, Jay Campbell, Gwynn Black, Jane Murphy, Richard Kirby, Teri Young. Marty McKelleb: Dave Murray. Diana Voland. Marlene Kruger, Chuck Duke. Don Kellogg, Debbie Appleman, Bill Pearson. Dave England: all put together these people make up the Mississinewa Swing Choir. Within the music department at MHS can be found these three performing groups. The Swing Choir meets third period and per- forms for different churches and clubs. The Tonettes meet after school. This all girl choir also per- forms for churches and social groups. The other performing choir is the Girls ' Choir. Pam Leech. Dee Sheetz. Barb Pressler. Carmen Morre. Stephanie Berry. Carol Slatler: Janelle Murray. Nancy Herring, Regina Harris, Julie Wise, Marilee Pinkleton. Tonettes 26 Girls ' choir Girls ' Choir participants were as follows: (top) Regina Harris, Rhonda Cooper, Jayne Barton, Dee Sheetz, Renee Royal, Kim Dawson, Carol Slatter, Kelly Heater; Debbie Gerber, Penny Style, Eydie Stevens, Janelle Murray, Carmen Moore, Sheri Adreanson, Sherri Schaumleffle, Kathy Love: Debbie Dollar, Tonya Louden, Barb Pressler, Nancy Pearson, Elaine Armes, and Julie Wise, Girls ' choir — 27 x Standing: Mr. John Ma on. Homer Berr . Lsndon Hiatt. Lesa Dutton. Dave Murras. Dave Dillon. Bill Pearson; Martv McKelleb. Jill Thompson. Jim Willey. Jerr Path. Rosalinda Trubow, Mike Powers. Tamm Kerns. Randy Wayman. Greg Meyers. Dave Matchelle: Sandy .-Xtkinson. Kim Dailey. Tammy Thurman. Sherri Bunsel. Teresa Harris. Madonna Eaion. Keith Bowen. Dave Banks. Jeff Rhoten. Jim Barney. Tom Moll. Kevin Strausbaugh. Scott Wright. Marc Jacks; Cindy Ziller. Teri Young. Diane Williams, Sandy Behr. Sharon Smith. Judy Wehr. Lisa Goodwin. Connie Orman. April Secresl. Debbie Appleman. Nancy Bridenthal. Margie Sanders. Debbie Anderson. Babete Kallz. are all 1978 .MHS Band members. Right; Mike Powers. Marty McKelleb. Jerry Path. Jim Willey. Mark Goff. Tom Smith. Neal Logan. Jay Campbell. Dave .Matchette. Lyndon Haitt. Bill Pearson. Mr. John Ma.xon; Cindy Ziller. Debbie Meyers. Diane Williams. Chris Jeter. Rick Randolph, and Tia Hildabrant make up the Slaae Band. MHS band spurs spirit 28 — band Standing: Kandv Sanders. Dwighl On. Shawn Hammons. Tim Cragun. .Michelle Anderson. Charles .Armes: Hildred Biggs. Eddie .Mitchell. Gene King. Mark Goff. Lisa Carter. Greg Smith. Jeff E ans. Paul Stambaugh. Rusty Hickey. Jay Campbell. Sonya Hammons. Debbie Holloway. Debbie Meyers. Terri Haworth: Wendy Hammons. Vickie Nelson. Sherri Williams. Janelle Murray. Nancy dinger. Tracy Stafford. Sheila Dittmeyer. Debbie Goble. Rick Randolph. Dale Johnson. Chns Jeter. Linda Kinch. Donna Hester. Cindy Ragsdale are also members of the band. Left: Band officers are Drum Major Charlie Arms. Secretary Ten Young, Stu- dent Director Jay Campbell. Librarian Lesa Dutton. Captain Mike Powers. Drum Sergeant Dave Murray, and First Lieutenant Martv McKelleb. band - Football teams, Mac Pac freshmen Freshmen football participants this year included (lop) Chris Rosman, Del Martin. Doran Mangold. Brett Furnish. Mike Pile. Steve Siudebaker. Mark Goff. Dwight Ott. T Bennett. John Guiles. John Clements. Dale Walker. Ron Oyler. Tim Cragun; Steve Dallon. Robert Troxtle. Dave Burtner. Rob Sheetz. Joe Beckham. John Foote. Mark Comancho. Greg Smith. Dannv Rick Manning. Duane Sorah. and Parrie. 30 — Football, Mac Pac for more see pg. 46 varsity (top) Gary Barnett. Kenny Hrabik, Dave Linn, Pal McClure. Steve Royce. Stewart Turner. Jon Cassady. Rob Oyler. Joe Eastes. Gary Tighe. John Lazard, Mark Fisher. Marc Royal. Bill Planck. Kevin Thornberg. Jim Shephard. and Dave Banks all played on the varsity or B-team during seasonal play on the new MHS Field. Coaches for the teams were Mr. Del Jarman and Mr. John Daniels (standing). Also on the team were (middle) Bill Mitchell. David Scott. Doug Lowe. Dave Trusty. Dave Walker. Dennis Cox. Scott Maine. Mark Coleman. Bruce Elliott; John Fredenberger. Jay Cassady. Scott Shephard. Dan Malone. Matt McWhirl. and Chris Cunningham. Mac Pac . Something new this year was the Mac Pac program directed by Mr. Del Jar- man. The program is designed to help young athlete stay m shape through the winter months. Members of the program are pictured below. Starting from the top is Coach Jarman: Kevin Strausbaugh. Kevin Thornberg. Bill •Mitchell. Pat McClure. John Lazard. Keith Ragsdale. Gary Tighe. John Shortland. Steve Studebaker. Jeff Henning: Don Gross. Mark Fisher. Bruce Elliot. Dave Trusty. Doug Lowe. Dave Scott. Football. Mac Pac — 31 Language clubs add culture Top to Bottom: Linda Shawler, Chris Jeter. Tim Love. Jeff Thompson. Debbie Meyers, Cindy Ziller. Bonnie Soards. Jeff Pogue. Homer Berry. Jeff Rhoten. Wendy Rodriguez. Kim Huston: Laura McHenry, Bectcy Shrout. Robert Ray. Diane Vaughn. Robin Smelser. Cindy Rumple. Anita Webb, Tammy Kearns. Brenda Carey. Mary McLouth. Roger McPherson. Miss Molly Huffman; Jill Lane, Niki Millspaugh, Elaine Phillips, Lmda Randolph. Hildred Biggs, Sharon Smith, Val Smith. Patty Ricks. Cindy Dooley; Debbie Holloway. Katie Lazard. Kelly Esra. Linda Kinch. Sheila Cox, Teri Young Back to Front; Miss Linda Banker. Debbie King. Tammy Cornett. Jill Stephenson. Randy Wayman. Marlene Krueger. Jay Cassady. David Murray. Gay Ludlow, Lesa Dutton, Vicki Nelson, Carol Slatter, Debbie Ayres, Keith Bowman, Paul Stambaugh, Mike Pickering, Ken Richards, Ruth McKeleb; Susan Fry, Carla Smith, Sandy Dalton, Pam Leech, Randy Cox, Wendy Mammons, Joy Rodman, Vicki Smith, Corey Clark; Dee Sheetz, Pam Hungerford. Debbie Haisley, Marilee Pinkleton. Jay Campbell. Shari Brown. Jane Murphy. Jean Murphy, Gwynn Black, Tracv Murray Le cercle Francais 32 — Language clubs Council sponsors Christmas Dance (top left) MHS Student Council was acti- vated by these elected students Debbie Goble, Matt Flynn, Julie Ramey, Ron Oyler, Eric Rodriguez. Mr. Tim Fisher. Dave Banks. Connie Neeley. Nikki Mills- paugh. Teresa King. Debbie Meyers, pres- ident Steve Chambers. Tracy Murray. Robert Ray. co-vice president Gwynn Black. Kip Flynn. secretary Angle Wood, and Gary Tighe. Pictured below are our student representatives to the school board — Traci a Senior this year, and Gary Tighe a member of the Junior Class. Instead of the familiar Spring Dance Council members held our first annual Christmas Dance in an effort to draw more people to the Prom by spreading the yearly- dances farther apart. Held in the cafeteria, the dance ' s band was Malachi and the theme, Winter Wonderland. Student Council — 33 s ' Girls ' State These are the students who were honored with the opportunity to attend the Girls and Boys ' States at Indiana State Univer- sity this past summer. Starting from the left is Dave Murray. Robert Ray, Scott Shephard, Kelly Esra. Debbie Roach. Jay Cassady. Gary Day. Debbie Holloway. Smoke Signal 34 — Boys ' Girls ' State, Smoke Signal J j rt This year s Homecoming was largely sponsored this year by the Tri-hi-v and the Hi-v Ihose participatmg m these organizations are (top) Marlene Kruger ' Shan Brown Penny Harlan Debbie Haisley, Gay Ludlow. Gwynn Black. Debbie Roach. Pam Hungertord, Barb Bosworth. Donna Mills. Jennifer Downev. Wendv Rodriguez Brenda Shirar Georgie Stone. Connie Orman. Lisa Davis. Vanessa Jennings Tern Reed: Dorinda Armstrong, Tammy Miller. Tammy Cornett. Debbie Kina Jill f«P nson: Kelly Esra. Bonnie Soards. Anita Webb. Elaine Phillips. Resa Williams Nikki Millspaugh. Diana Vaughn, Monica Malone. Robin Smelser. .Melodv Coiver Vicki Nelson. Debbie Ayres, Julie Barker. Caria Smith. Vicki Downe . Pait Shaw ' Carol Brock. Belinda Bosworth, Paula Barrett. Jill Gav. Tina Pierce . Jud Wehr Ten Wolfe. Jeanne Harrel: Kammy Garrett. Linda Linn. Connie Neele . Carol Fisher Linda Patterson, Kelly Dunn. Connie Lee. Jean Murphy. Gavie Tiahe. Jane Murph% Nancy Dailey. Betty Soards. Tammy Craig. Cathv Rock. Lisa ' Levenskv. Renee Wells- Debbie Meyers. Kim Davis, Sherri Voland. Lesa Weslina. Lisa Wood Marilee Pinkleton Juhe Lmn, Angle Wood, Ton Martin, Debbie Hollowa , Lisa Goodwin (below) Mr. Cornel Atkinson, Steve Studebaker, Bill Planck. Mike Grandone Doug Weaver David England, Joe Eastes, Steve Chambers; David Lmn. John Lazard EddiS Armes, Mitch McPherson, John Fredenberger. Tri-hi-y, Hi-y Tri-hi-v, hi-y — _i5 Pow Wow Staff members are on top of things In this picture, but had unbeMeva- ble trouble trying to meet important dead- Hnes. From the left top our photographer was Rosalinda Trubow. next we have copy consultants Pam Leech, Jerry Fath. Debbie Appleman. Lyndon Hyatt. Wendy Mammons, Homer Berry, Carol Slatter, Judy Wehr, and Randy Cox; Assistant Editor Teri Young, and Editor Marty McKelleb. Seated at the bottom is Dee Sheetz. On the bridge, which is the theme of this year ' s book, is again the staff with also (right) Deb Roach our co-busi- ness manager. Richard Kirby. Jane Mur- phy co-business manager, and Teri Wolfe. Pow Wow staff 36 — Pow Wow staff Above: These are members of the 1977-78 Thespian Societ . (lop) Dee Sheetz. Kelly Esra. Pam Hunaerford. Ten Young. Randy Cov Judy Wehr. Bob Cox. Brad Daubenspeck. Joy Rodman. Marty McKelleb. Gary Hamilton. Babette Kaltz. Mike Powers. Debbie Roach; Pam Leech. Jay Campbell. Scott Shepherd. Jerry Path. Dave Murray, and Sheila Poland. Belovv are Drama Club participants, (top) Janelle Murray. Joy Rodman. Judy Wehr. Randy Cox. Val Smith. Marc Royal, vice president Dave Murray. Debbie Haisley. Bob Cox. treasurer Marty McKelleb. secretary Brad Daubenspeck. Caro Slatter. Jerry Path. David Pry. Scott Wright. Homer Berry. Greg Leech. Dale Johnson. Pam Hungerford. recorder Mike Powers. Hildred Biggs. Gary Hamilton. Tim Love president Ten Young; Matt Flynn. Diana Coble. Sherri Strausbaugh. Barb Presler. Barb McClouth. Scott Shepherd. Tammy Coronett. Pam Leech. Donald Childress. Wendy Hammons. Sheila Poland. Babett Kaltz. Steve Breener. Mitchell Weaver. Nancy Klinger. Linda Kinch. Debbie Roach: Renea Royal. Kelly Harter. Nan Looker. Carmen Moore. Cindy Bilby, Debbie White. Cathy Solms. Dee Sheetz. Lesa House. Kim Rigsbee. Carol Brock. Cindy Raesdale. Sherri Bunsil. Jav Campbe KelK Esra. Drama Club, thespians Drama club, thespians FEA. FHA Left: our Future Educators of America this year include (top) Robin White. Jennifer Jennings. Kelly Esra, Julie Barker. Tammy Shanks. Mrs. Julie Witherow. Caria Smith. Sandy Behr. Teri Wolfe. Teresa Love; Jim Willey. Rosalinda Trubow, Carol Brock. Karen Jones. Jill Thompson, and Joy Rodman. Below: one of our larger clubs is the FHA. Its members inc lude (top) Jill Petit. Dorinda Armstrong. Karen Stapleton. Cindy Sprinkle, Lesa Wesling, Lisa Wood, Julie Linn. Kelly Dunn. Nancy Dailey. Linda Patterson. Betty Soards. Tammy Craig. Angle Wood. Sherri Bonzel. Margie Sanders. Teena Philips. Vickie Kendle. Dawn Elkins. Cory Clarke, Melinda Mills, Tina Piercy. Kim Dawson, Cheryl Joines. Paula Barrett, Gina McKenzie. Kim Applegate, Sandy DeMarcus: Mrs. Susan Poe, Carol Brock, president Susan Derosett, vice president Karen Jones, Barb Vaughn, Diana Voland, Beth Hutchinson, Kelly Smith, Tammy Miller, Vicki Jones. Connie Lee. Gayle Tighe, Lisa Webster, Lisa McGillen, Betty Embry, Christine McKinney, Beth Helvie, Lisa Flores, reporter Tori Martin, treasurer Becky Shrout. secretary Kathy Carvin. historian Jerri Powell. Sandy McKenzie; Beth Colyer, Janet Henning. Renee Wells, Cindy Flanni- gan, Teri Svyantek, Karen Lamb, Nancy Bri- denthal, Teresa Russell, Melinda Jacks, Jill McGuire, Shelly Hughes, Theda Obenchaim, Linda Jeter, Debbie Gerber, Lorain Shane, and Jill Gay. 38— FEA, FHA M-club, Honor Society Above: the M-club consisted of the following: (top) Jill Thompson, Rosalinda Trubow, Carla Smith, Sandy Behr; Pat Denson, Jeff Hyatt, Monty Burdette, Jim Bogear, Gary Day, Chris Cunningham, Dan Malone, Robbie Oyler, Eric Hutchison, Pat McClure, Teri Wolfe, Joe Eastes, Joe Bell, Scott Berry, John Fredenberger, Marc Royal, Eddie Armes, Gary Barnett; David Linn, Scott Shephard, Chris Simmons, Randy Wayman, Jay Cassady, Linda Patterson, Greg Shanks, Steve Chambers, Brenda Burdette, Mitch McPherson, Tim Couch; Angie Wood, Shari Brown, Connie Lee, Carol Fisher, Brenda Moriarity, Wendy Rodriguez, Tammy Elliott, Regina Kendall. Below is the National Honor Society whose inducted members are Dave Fry, Tim Couch, Jean Murphy, Randy Wayman, Kevin Hickey, Kim Atkinson, Robert Ray, Julie Stambaugh, April Secrest, Dave Murray: Jane Murphy, Gwynn Black, Jay Cassidy, Scott Shephard, Jay Campbell, Kim Huston, Brenda Burdette, Gary Day; Linda Jeffrey, Cathy Cr oucher, Gay Ludlow, Wendy Rodriguez, Kerin Thornburg: Shari Brown, Ten Young, Joy Rodman; Becky Shrout, Rosalinda Trubow, Kelly Esra, Vickie Downey, and Barb Bosworth. M-club, Honor Socien- — 39 Above are the Distributive Education Club members of MHS. Starting at the top are Steve Shipley. Linda Jeffenes, Cathy Croucher. Skip Staplelon. Secretary Carol Vaughn. Tim Crouch. Georgie Stone. Rex Maynard. Chris Sloan. Bob Goodwin. Bill Johnson. Dennis Cooper. Jeff Lizar. Richard Willis. Keith Lowe. Jim Mahoney. Marty Clouser. Karen Jones. Lou Glass. Carol Brock. President: Penny Harlan. Joy Rodman. Cathy Carvin. Sandy McKensie. Susie Derosett. Histonan; Jay Scott; Jeannie Harrell. Julie Barker. Vice President Pam Hungerford. Roger McPherson. Robin Adkins, Paul Teegarden. Kan Hughes. Joe Solms. Brain Cain. Russ Hickey. Keith Ragsdale. Shaun Carroll. Jeff Pogue. Chris Rhinearson, Jim Barney. Stan Hungeiford, Steve Denson. Jane Swanner. Gail Ford; Reporter Sam Cunningham. Faith Mills, Denise Mansburger. Alana Hunt. Judy Wehr. Regina Kendall. Val Smith. Cheryl Joines. Paula Barrett. Connie Nelson, Lisa Flores. Beth Helvie, Nancy Pearson, Lori Shane, Donna Mills; Treasurer Kay Hinds, Karen Jones, Kim Huston, Betty Embry, Mel Thomas, Gayle Tighe, Carol Eber. Vickv Kindle. Cathy Rock. Below are the Seniors that make up the Distributive Education Classes. (Top) Steve Shipley. Jay Scott. Chris Sloan. Kim Huston. Jeannie Harrell. Donna Mills. Skip Stapleton, Richard Willis, Penny Harlan, Lou Glass; (Back Row) Jeff Lizar, Keith Lowe, Bill Johnson. Dennis Cooper. Marty Clouser. Rex Maynard: Tim Crouch. Pam Hungerford. Sancy McKensie. Georgie Stone, Sam Cunningham. Kay Hinds. Jim Mahoney. Linda Jeffries. Kathy Croucher. Joy Rodman; Susie Derosett. Cathy Carvin. Carol Brock. Julie Barker. Karen Jones, Karen Stapleton. Carol Vaughn. Faith Mills, Denise Mansburger. DE, DECA 40—DE,DECA Above: Office Education Association members are as follows: (top) Jenifer- Gaskin, Parliamentarian; Brenda Shirar, Historian; Janice Thomas, Historian; Brenda Elkins, Reporter; Sandy Stout, Secretary; Lisa Davis, Treasurer; Barb Bosworth, Vice President; Dan Jones, President; Janet Southerland, Beth Melvie, June Beal, Cindy Dooley, Tina Phillips, Mary Park, Kathy Case, Jennifer Downey, Lori Fields, Vickie Downey, Debbie Roach, Terri Wolfe, Julie Armstrong, Cindy Taylor, Trent Thomas, Kim Dawson, Sherry Smith, Regina Harris, Jeff Sanders, Steve Williamson, Jerry Tudor, Judy Swetman, Mrs. Karen Miller, Lisa Flores, Shaun Carroll; Shelly Slatter, Sherri Strausbaugh, Debbie Kirk, Tammy Heathcote. Denise Lucas, Teresa Harris, Cathy Stroble; Sandy DeMarcus, Kim Applegate, Jeanie Wilmot, Kim Davis, Lesa Wesling, Julie Linn. Sonna Hammond, Lisa Wood, Lori Belcher Kelly Smith, Paula Owens, Rene Wells, Jill Gay, Tammy Craig, Virgina Levensky Kathy Love, Kathy Rock, Lon Beckem Shari Bunzel, Shari Cornet. Kammy Garret, Nancy Daily, Kelly Dunn. Tori Martin, Angle Wood, Connie Orman Cindy Herring, Sheryl Couch. Cindy Sprinkle, Shaun Bowmen. Kathy Solms, Gail Tighe. Below: Career Office Education members are a part of the Business Department Classes whose members are Barb Bosworth, Tina Phillips, Debbie Roach, Brenda Shirar, Sandy Stout. Bickie Downey, Brenda Elkins. Jennifer Downey, Dan Jones, Lon Fields. Janice Thomas, Tern Wolfe, Lisa Davis. Jennifer Gaskin, Kathv Case. COE, OEA COE OEA — 41 Jon Cassidy 42 — A t hie tics Athletics ■ Not only does MHS have new playing facilities but it also has new coaches to boast of. Coach Del Jarman had his first year at MHS with the football team. Ron Bocken was new with the basketball team. Another new coach Rick Bomholt took the tennis team after Harlan Murray left in October. Mrs. Kathy Scharfanberg led girls ' track and Mr. Tim Fisher assisted Coach Wayne Huddleston with the wrestling team. Track was headed up by Coach Steve Barker, and girls ' volleyball had its year with coach LeAnn McCoy who is new to MHS and also assisted with girls ' basketball, which was headed by Coach Rosalind Stapleton. Athletics — 43 f gtl Coach Rick Russ took charge of these boys on the cross counti team: (top)Paul Stambaugh. Chris Ailes. Greg Cooper. Monty Burdette. Mike Dawson. Greg Lyons. Joe Fort. (Mr. Rick Russ): Chris Simmons. Mike Grandone. Richard Kirby. Norman Stoner. Dan Ballinger. Keith Bowan: Harry Grose. Kip Flynn. John Hix. Tracy Clevenger. Rusty Elkins. Dale Johnson, and Gary Hamilton. Cross counin- — - 5 Football team has disappointing 1 win season 46 — football football — 47 For the latter part of the season these young men played the varsity for Ole Miss basketball. Coached by Mr. Ron Bocken (top left) the Indian team consisted of (top) Marc Royal. Greg Cooper, Kevin Hickey, Duane Jackson, Gary Barnett, Dave Linn; Bill Johnson, Steve Royce, Kip Flynn, Chris Simmons, Brain Cane, and Rob Oyler. Junior Varsity members were (top) Coach Russ, Dave Banks, Bill Planck, Joe Fort, Chris Ailes, Coach John Daniels; Jeff Scott, Mark Miller, Mike Grandone, Monty Burdette, and Russell Corbin. Varsity and junior -varsity Freshmen Basketball coached by Mr. Rick Bomholt had for its team the follow- ing: (top) Joe Beckham, Chris Ailes, Jeff Scott, Jeff Shanks, Andy Hrabik, Ron Oyler, Joe Fort, Shane Hammons, Pat Moriarty, Joe Colyer, Rusty Elkins; Mark Comancho, John Gulley, Russell Corbin, John Hix, Bob Brock, and John Clements. Coach Bocken Tribesmen play well in sectional beating M-G and Oak Hill 50 — Basketball Team boasts of record This year ' s tennis team can boast of new courts, a new coach, and a new record. The team bid goodbye to Harlan Murray as Rick Bomholt took over team management. The team achieved more wins than in any other year when they beat 6 teams in regular seasonal play to complete with a record of 6 and 9. 52 — Tennis I Ll «|| VV «■ j g rti pr J K k ' P VT ' J i E r; ' f ' ' ii ' :•-,■? _ : . ' V • ' ?: ' ■ ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' .) ' , ' ' g ' ' ' f ' f -Mtn j r ' . ' • ■ ? ' ' : ' ' ' ' ' , s ' ' . ' . ' I 54 — Volleyball J 1 ■ P-= H J. V. gets new coach This years varsity coach. Mr. Wayne Huddieston was assisted by Mr. Tim Fisher. Members of the teams include (lop right at top) varsity — Tom Swain. Robert Ehl. Scott Shephard. Joe Eastes. Lincoln Stuttle. Matt McWhirt. Gary Day. Bill Niverson; Bob Troxel. Jim Bogear. Pat Denson. Mike Bodkins. Jim Shephard. Robert Wickam. and Jeff Hyatt. Junior Varsity members include (top) Dale Johnson. Chris Roseman. Greg L ons. Chns Cunningham. Duane Soara. Rick Lyons. Jeff Kidwell: Mitch Nobel. Mark Ancil. Ed Mitchell. Stewart Turner, and Kevin Kidwell. The team finished with a 3-2 record. 56 — Wrestling II resr in? — 5 ' Dan Malone takes his cuts while Tinij Couch wails on deck. Back left to right: Coach Harlan Murray, Bruce Elliot, Steve Barton, Tim Couch, Marc Royal. Dave England. Dan Malone. Joel Boucher, Gary Barnett. Bill Johnson. Chuck Hester, Coach John Gould; Front; Rob Oyler, Kenny Hrabik, Tim Bickel, Phil Bogear, Gary Tighe. Rock Tighe, Jay Gaskin, Andy Kinner, Troy Stanley, and Doug Lowe made up the 1977 baseball team. 1=1 J r ' N -l5r .ftt 5 fS 3 m - - 58— Baseball Fiot dogs, apple pie, Chevrolet Dave England at first b. Baseball — 59 1977 track team Cassady breaks discus record 60 — Bovs ' track Bovs ' track — 61 Mm. JY SCI ilB. 62 — Girls (rack rop: Linda Palterson. Jill Thompson, Brenda Burdette. Tammy Elliot. Carla smith: Cindy Rumple. Monica Malonc, pnl Secrest. Brenda Simpson; Connie Lee. Sandy Behr. Shari Brown. Dawn Pwigg Ihe discouraged look on these girls ' faces reflect last year ' s winless season: Tammy Elliot. Brenda Burdette. and Rosealinda Trubow jj - ' j fe:;! Small team, big spirit Girls ' track — 63 Girls have IKI fantastic season This year ' s girls ' basketball coach Mrs. Rosalind Stapleton was assisted by one of our new personnel, Mrs. LeAnn McCoy. This year ' s team members are (top) Brenda Burdette, Carla Smith, Kenn Thornberg, Regina Kendal: Sandy Behr. Tammy Elliot, Linda Patterson, Cindy Rumple: Linda Linn, Jill Thompson, Ten Wolfe. Terry Hayworth. 64 — Girls ' basketball Pep club adds spirit to Indian basketball Above is pictured the pep club that set the stage for spirit at basketball games. Members are (top) Shari Brown. Julie Stambaugh. Kim Atkinson; Susan Soultz. Co-president — Carla Smith; Mrs. Kathy Schaufenberg. Karen Stapleton. Renee Royle. Barb McLoulh. Siiern Smith. Susan Webb. Susan Barney; Cindy Herring. Renee Wells. Tammy Craig. Tammy Cornett. Mary Parker. Debbie King. Laura Wijks. Marlene Kruger. Jodi Koffell. Patty Shaw. Kim Dawson; Carol Fisher. Brenda Moriarity. Betty Soards. Angie Wood; Connie Lee. Lisa Wood. Connie Neeley. Wendy Rodriguez. Shelly Salters. and Niki Milspaugh. Cheerleaders stir enthusiasm among teams and school (above left) Varsity Cheerleaders for this year— (top) Wendy Rodriguez, Connie Lee. Carol Fisher. Angie Wood. Betty Soards. and Brenda Moriantv. Junior Varsity— top) Linda Linn. Niki Milspaug ' h. Anita Webb. Connie Neeley. Lisa Wood. Shelly Salter and Freshmen Cheerleaders— (top) Shelly Presnal: Tracy Wimmer. Susan Webb. Barb McLouth Jana Cassady. Sheri Smith 67 68 — Academics Academics With the expansion of the classrooms and lab space, MHS will soon be able to offer more to its students in the form of academics. Room in the shop area will allow for mechanic studies with actual cars. Science projects can be looked into with greater depth because of the purchase of fine equipment. The list of possible offerings goes on and on and soon will become more reality than dream. Academics — 69 Readin ' ritin ' rithmetic Ever since the beginning of time students have been sub- jected to the three R ' s of edu- cation, readin ' , ritin ' , and rith- metic. This year at MHS has been no different. All college bound seniors can brag of a four year English pro- gram that each of them had to go through. Next year however the pro- gram changes to supply students with a wider variety of courses in a modular system. Rithmetic at MHS can be a combination of several different courses from beginning or pre- algebra to trigonometry. History is an automatic major starting with civics in the fresh- man year. Dave Bebout, Robert Bowen. Terry Wardwell Jean Murphy. Chris Simmons. Randy Wayman 70— 3 r ' s J f ■ P ii 72 — 3r ' s J Students in C. B. class Another option open to stu- ble one can find a pleasing sched- a dents is the foreign language. A ule. choice of French or Spanish and up to three years of either is avail- able. Only two years of science are required or a student can take up ' , to six courses if he likes. Certainly with all of this availa- Readin ' ritin ' con ' t 3r ' s—73 Mississinewa offers vocational training For those of you who might not have planned on attending col- lege, Mississinewa also offers a number of vocational electives. MHS can boast of a state and National title winning D.E. and D.E.C.A. program, as well as the C.O.E. and O.E.A. If business isn ' t your depart- ment then you can always sign up for a few shop classes where you can learn a skilled (con ' i page 77) 74 — Vocational Vocational — 75 76 — Vocational trade and then go on for voca- tional training. Of course if none of that sounds good maybe home eco- nomics will make you happy. Anything from Bachelor Living to Foods II will prepare you to make a house a home. Something new this year is a home repairs course to mold the student into a home do-it-your- selfer. Training con ' t Vocational — 77 Departments facilities expand Fine arts are sometimes a for- gotten aspect of Mississinewa. Unless you are on the Fine Arts program you aren ' t required to take any music or other fine arts courses. These courses include band, stage band, art of all kinds, and choirs of different sorts. 78 — A rts, gym Something that everyone has to take in his freshmen year is Physical Educa- tion (gym). This year the program has changed since it has come into the hands of Mr. Ron Bocken. It now even includes an advanced course that con- Phys. ed, dept. Arts, m — P Arts, gym con ' t Fine arts, o •m — 81 School finally reconvened after several days and students found it necessary to forge their own paths for the lack of cleared sidewalks. Pile ups like this weren ' t an uncommon sight next to roads. Pictures by Marion Chronicle Tribune Snow and coal halt activity Blizzard is a word not unfamiliar to the Hoosier state and its sur- rounding neighbors. Winds in excess of sixty miles an hour as well as snow pile ups of over twenty feet threatened residents. It took over a week to clear main roads and many secondary roads remained snow covered until the spring thaw. School was out for four days while tired city workers attempted to get the community moving once again. School recessed for quite a few days this year not only because of the snow but also because of the E- . ' H.- sKi . 82 — Natural disaster J 1 ,il Stranded motorists were housed for days in temporary ' shelters set up by the differ- ent service organizations in the area. Snowy conditions didn ' t stop this bike. Despite how ugly it may have looked in the city, its beauty can be seen at the Mis- sissinewa reservoir. coal miners strike that caused the halls to be darkened and the heat to be turned down or off all together. Harsh cold, high snow, and diminishing supplies of power all combined for a short jear. Natural disaster — 83 What makes a school? You do! hi - %.£fk taibi HaSt a It. ■d. asjKk 1 -- - ..Mi fli iB (above) Matt McWhirt, Shelia Cox. Carol Slatter; (right) Dave Murray, Carol Slatter. Janelle Murray 84 — You (above) Paul Stambaugh; Marc Ro al. Ten Svyantek. Susan Slagle. Susan Swain; (right) tia Hildabranl. Barb McLouth You — 85 86 — You Convocations Convocations are always a wel- come break to the academic world of MHS. This year we as students were entertained by a few bands — Sunshine Express, as well as Under New Management. An informative type convo was supplied by Indiana Michigan on Nuclear energy. Coca Cola also sent a representative to tell us about the historv of radio. Programs are usually paid with the revenue received from the candy machines. So as long as you continue to buy candy you ' ll have convocations. Indiana Michigan on energy. Music from Sunshine Express. conros — 89 90 — People PeopL New classrooms, new playing fields, new equipment — none of it matters without the people to back them up. MHS has over seventy people working on its high school staff alone and close to one- thousand students using the facilities to their advantage. This section takes a look at the administrative staff, school board, the graduating class of two- hundred and twenty nine students, and the remaining student body, as well as the teaching portion of the system and our foreign exchange students. People — 91 Administrative staff Our elected school board members this year include (left) Mr. Jim Nicholson, Mr. Eric Turner, student representative Traci Murray. Mr. Bob Knapp, Dr. Jerry Dau- benspeck, Mr. Homer Teegarden, and Mr. Leon Weber. Not pictured is Mr. Martin Burdette. Mr. Marcus Lane, Superintendent Mr. Bob Bothwell, Assistant Superintendent 92 — Administrators Assistant Principal — John Fredenburger Athletic Director — Joe Romine (right) Administrators — 93 MHS secretaries Secretary Mona Smith and (below) Diane Maloy Wilma Jean Soullz 94 — Secretaries Administrathe — 95 Del Jarmin; Counselor. Head Football ' Coach George Lehman; Counselor Rosalind Siapleton: Counselor. Girls Bas- ketball coach. P.E. 1 1th grade sponsor 96 — Counselors Mrs. Linda Rosen, in charge of library operations (left) had quite a bit of help from these students on the staff: (above- standing) Scott Wnght. Vanessa Jennings. Jody Koffel. Renee Royal. Jerry Tudor. Dawn Ferguson. Janet Sutheland. Mrs. Martha Planck; Karen Thurman. Jennifer Jennings. Karen Frazier. Lisa .Abbott. Tammy Thurman. and Lisa Bright. Those who helped in the a. v. were Andv Hamilton. Earl Woodco.x. Norman Stoner. . ndy White. Jay Gaskin, Steve Lewis. Joe Eastes, and Mrs. Pat Stephenson. LibraiT Staff — 9 ' Staff strives to stay on schedule (far above) Phsllis Berndt; Home Eco- nomics, cheerleader sponsor; (above) Cornel Atkinson: Health. P.E.. Hi-Y sponsor: Randy Atkins: Industrial Arts ' ■■ r IP ' ' ' ' t ' Uk- mm mamm ' 7 Sitf ' 1 MM Teachers Steve Barker; Science. Track, 9th grade Football coach Teachers — 99 Bill Fessenden: English, 9th grade spon- sor (above) Ross Elwood; Industrial Arts: John Daniels; Business. B-team Football. Basketball coach M| IBHHl ■ a ( ■J T ' m H 1 O 1 100 — Teachers Teachers — 101 (right) Minerva Griffith: Mathematics Tri-Hi-Y sponsor; Judy Hollowell: Eng- lish. 9th grade sponsor, pom sponsor Jim Henderson; History. Assistant B- team basketball coach, director intramu- ral basketball 102 — Teachers Tim Fisher; History, Student Council sponsor (above) Wilbur Haggerty: English. 10th grade sponsor; John Gould; Mathemat- ics. Assistant wrestling and Baseball coach Teachers — 103 Rebecca Kammeyer; Business, DECA sponsor 104 — Teachers Dave Hudelson: Social Studies, Pov Wow Sponsor (above) Ron Howe; Social Studie s, Senior Class Sponsor; Wayne Huddleston; Mathematics, Wrestling coach Teachers — 105 (above) Jan Keith; Special Education; (above right) Ruth Lehman; Home Eco- nomics; Clifford Lighthart; English. Smoke Signal sponsor 106 — Teachers Teachers — 107 Martha Moyer: Business, Assistant pom sponsor Rick Russ; History, Assistant Varsity Basket- ball coach. Cross Country coach 108 — Teachers Jud Riecharl: Business. Girls Golf Coach Teachers — 109 (above) Joe Smalley; History; (right) Kathy Scharfenberg; Art. Pep Club spon- sor. Girl ' s Track coach 110 — Teachers (above) Beverlee Tyler: dean of girls, honor society sponsor; (left) Mar Taven- ner. 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D naijE xsaLLu EnjousA bziny onE or you. Maija — 117 EDDIE ARMES honor society 3,4: hi-y (presi- dent j: Spanish club 2: intramural 2-4: m-cluh 3,4 KIM ATKINSON fta 1-3: Iri-hi-y 2,3; Spanish club 3: hoe 4; honor society 3,4 JULIE BARKER iri-hi-y 1-4: fea 2-4 (president 3,4): secretary 2: french club 2,3: pep club I; deca 3,4; de 4; choir I KATHERINE MARIE BARRETT volleyball 1.2: tri-hi-y 1-3, hoe 4: track I DAVID BEBOUT SANDRA JO BEHR fea 2,4 (reporter 4): band 1,2,3,4; campus life 1,2: Spanish club 2-4 (v. president 4); m-club 1-4; vol- leyball 1-4; basketball 1-4; track 1-4 Seniors wrap-up MHS years Senior Class Officers are from left to right Robert Ray, President; Teri Young, Sec- retary: Brad Daubenspeck, Reporter: Dan Malone. Treasurer: Steve Chambers, V. President. DEBBIE BELL JOSEPH BELL football 2; track 1,2: m-club 3,4 KAREN BENBOW deca 1; prom queen 3 118 — Seniors HELEN BENFIELD DONNA BILBY GWYNN BLACK frcnch club .4; ipro%ram chair man }}: honor society i.4: Mu Jem council I -4 I reporter 2. irea surer . . r president 4): trihi-y I 4 (treasurer 3.4): jr. miss 4 Ipag eant winner); dar good citizen ship 4: campus life 1-4; m-cluh I 4: .Siting choir 2-4 ROBERT BOWEN BARBARA BOSWORTH tn-hi-y 1-4: deca 3: oea 3.4 (v. president 4): coe 4: honor society 3.4: freshman pom pon I DAN BOSWORTH hero 4 Finally the end has come for the Class of ' 78. Despite term papers, book reports. MARK BRITTIAN math equations and semes- ter tests these seniors have madeitat MHS. Things to look back on will include upper bleacher socializing, proms, plays, as well as basketball games, band, and bomb scares. This year ' s graduating class is unique in the fact that it is the first to graduate from our new facility. Those Seniors not pic- tured are as follows: SCOTT BERRY KAREN CLEVENGER JAMES DEMARCUS CHRISTOPHER DIETS MARTY FERNANDES french club 2.3: intramural basket- ball 2-4: wrestling I BRENDA GARDNER MICHELLE HODGE RICK LEWIS DEAN MASON RALPH THOMAS KERIN L. THORNBURG volleyball 4: basketball 4: irls choir Seniors — 1 19 EDWARD BOSWORTH RON BOSWORTH MICHELLE FELVER BOSWORTH girls basketball 1: pep club I; deca 3 NANCY BRIDENTHAL hand 1-4: campus life 1-4 BRENDA ELIZABETH BRITTIAN fha J -3: Junior achievemenl 2-4: choir 2-4: an club I: deca J -3: pep club 1-4: smoke signal 4 CAROL LYNN BROCK homecoming allendani I: reporter 2: vice president 3: stu- dent council 2,3: pom pons 2-4: deca 3 (president 3) de 4 (presi- dent 4): pep club 3 (treasurer 3): fha 4: fta 4: drama club 4: junior miss 4: tri-hi-y 4 PATTI BROWN volleyball 2-4: track 1-4: hoe 4: tri-hi-y 2.3: Spanish club 3: cam- pus life 3.4: fta 3: art club 2; jun- ior achievement J SHARI BROWN tri-hi-y 1-4: m-cluh 4: pep club 1.2: cheerleader 2: french club 2- 4: freshman pom pons 1: track 2- 4: girls basketball 3: honor soci- ety 3.4: junior miss 4 (second runner-up) BRENDA BURDETTE honor society 3.4: track 1-3: Spanish club 3: volleyball 1-4 (captain 3.4): basketball 1-4 (captain 2.3): m-club 1-4: pep club 1.2: golf 4 (captain) JAY CAMPBELL band I -4 (student director): stage band 1-4: concert choir I: sHing choir 2-4: drama club 1-4 (presi- dent 3): thespian society 1-4: french club 3.4: honor society 3.4: pow wov. ' staff 1-3 DEBRA LYNN CAREY campus life 1-4 KATHY LYNN CASE oea 3: coe 4: art club 3; fta 3: smoke signal staff 4: choir 1 KATHY SUE CARVIN freshman pom pons J: tri-hi-y 2.3: reporter 3: fha 3,4 (secretary 3. social chairman 4): deca 3,4: de 4: art club 3 JAY CASSADY french club 3.4 (treasurer 3): art club 1.2: president 3: boys ' slate delegate 3: m-club 1-4: football 1-4: basketball 1-4: track 1-4 (captain) STEVE CHAMBERS student council 2-4 (reporter 3. president 4): president I: v. presi- dent 4: hi-y 4: m-club 2.4: Span- ish club 2: art club 3.4: football 1-3: basketball 1: track 1: golf 2- 4: intramural basketball 2-4 120 CAROL CHIDESTf.R MARTIN CLOUSER del a 4: de 4; freshmen jorjihall , Hre l nx I DEWAYNECOOLEY DENNIS COOPER freshmen baskelhall J: deca i.4: de4 DENNIS EDWARD CONRAD foolball 1.2; Kreslling 2: an club 1-4 WAYNE CONWAY TIMOTHY A. COUCH Spanish club 2.3: m-cliib S-4: honor society 3.4: key club 4: tennis 2-4: baseball 2-4: intra- mural basketball 2-4: intramural bowling 4: freshmen basketball I ROBERT A. COX french club 3: drama club 2-4: ihespian society 3.4: junior achievement 3: boys ' state alter- nate 3 SHEILA JO COX pep club 2-3: Spanish club 1 : choir 1 -3 TIM CROUCH deca 3.4: de 4: art club 2-4: freshmen basketball 1: intramu- ral bakeihall 2-4 CATHI CROUCH ER honor society 3.4: deca 3.4: de 4 DALETTA K. CRAG UN teen center 3: pep club 1: hoe 4 CHRIS CUNNINGHAM fta 3.4 ( : president 41: intramu- ral basketball 3.4: football 1-4: wrestling 4: Spanish club 3.4: m- club 4 SANDI D. CUNNINGHAM cheerleader ].2: vice presiJen: 1: deca 3.4: de 4: pep club 1.2 SANDI J. DALTON french club 2-4: pep club 1-3: girls track 1 121 BRAD DAUBENSPECK drama club 1-4: ihespian socieiy 2-4: reporter 4: tennis 2-4: fresh- men basketball I: Spanish club 1.2: intramural bowling 3.4: intramural basketball 4: poH Kow (photographer) LISA DAVIS (h-hi-y i-4 {chaplain}: oea 1-4 (secretary 4): coe 4: band 1-3: pep club 1.3.4: Spanish club 2 TERESA KAY DAVIS girls ' choir 1.3.4: Spanish club 3: pep club 3 GARY E. DAY H resiling 1-4: track 1-4: m-club 3,4: Spanish club 3: honor society 3.4: boys ' slate delegate 4 SUSAN STACIA DEROSETT deca 3.4 (historian 4): fha 3.4 (reporter 3. president 4): art club 1-3 (treasurer I): tri-hi-y 2,3: volleyball 3: de 4: pow wow 4 CYNTHIA LYNN DITTMEYER pep club I : an club 3 JENNIFER DOVv ' NEY oea I -4: coe 4: tri-hi-y I -4 VICKIE DOWNEY oea 3-4: coe 4: band 1.2: tri-hi- 4: honor society 4 NANCY DRAPER CHARLES DROLLINGER CRAIG A. DUNN football -.?, wrestling I: track I: oea 2.3: basketball 2 (manager) LESA DUTTON girls basketball 2.3: tri-hi-v 2.3: hand 1-4 librarian 3.4: lonetles 3: french club 3.4 (v. president 4): honor socien- 3.4 DAVID EATON golf team I RHONDA CRIST BRENDA ELKINS oea 2-4 (reporter 4): coe 4: pep club 1.2: fha 3: Spanish club 2 122 - seniors FMWN F.I. KINS fAMARAS. lAAJOn m-duh .■): Iiu . ' ._(. iulkyhal 1-4 ((ii-(apiuin 4j: haskeihall 1-4, ' Airls ' (rack 2-4: aniih cluh 2-4 K.RANDALL ELLIS miramural hrmlin J. 4 DAVID B.ENGLAND baseball 2-4; baskelhall 1.2. fuoiball 1.2: track I: hi-y 4; m- club 2-4: sKing choir 2-4 Iguilar- isil KELLY ESRA wing choir 2-4: freshmen pom I: pep club I: treasurer 2: iri-hi-y I- 4 (secretary 4): poK wok 2-4 (index editor 3): Spanish cluh 2- 4: honor society i.4 (treasurer 4t: jr. miss 4 (first runner-up): lea 3.4: girls ' state delegate 3: drama club 2-4: ihespian society 3.4 LOR I LYNNE FIELDS tri-hi-y 2.3: oea 3.4: coe 4: con- cert choir I -3 CAROL FISHER cheerleader 1-4 (captain 2i: m- club 2-4: pep cluh 1-4: tri-hi-v 4: fJia 4: track 2-4 TERRI MEREDITH FOX an club 3.4: deca 3: pep club 1.2 JOHN FREDENBERGER hi-y 4: football 1-4: basketball I- 3: golf 2-4: m-club 3.4: intramu- ral baskelhall 4: art club 2-4 DAVID FRY drama club 4: french club 3: honor society 4: intramural bowl- ing 2-4: intramural basketball 2- 4: freshmen basketball J iman- agerl: golf I: tennis 2-4: campus lite 4: junior achievement 2.3 HOWARD FURNISH LE. NN HARMAN GOODWIN deca 3 JESSE G.ARZA football -2: deca 3: smoke sis nal 4 JENNIFER G. SKIN KEVIN GE. R 123 LOO E. GLASS oea 1,2: deca 3,4 DANIEL P. GLOVER JR. cajeieria worker I -4 JILLGUSTUS PENNY HARLAN poll porru 1-4 (captain 4): pep club 1-3 (secrelari- 3): deca 3,4: de 4: iri-hi-y 2-4 JEANNE HARRELL girls ' basketball I: deca 3,4: homecoming attendant 2: choir I DEBHAISLEY band I: pep club I: pom pons I- 3: oea 2,3: tri-hi-y 2-4 (social chairman 4): secretary 3: pow wow 3.4: drama club 3,4: french club 4: girls ' state alternate 3 GREG HAWKINS intramural basketball 2-4: bas- ketball 1.2 (manager) KEVIN HICKEY honor society 3,4 (president 4): Spanish club 3: intramural bas- ketball 3 (team captain): basket- ball 1-4: m-club 4 JIM HICKS KAY HINDS deca 3,4 (treasurer 3.4): de 4: Spanish club 2: girls ' track I CHUCK HOCKETT DEBBIE HOLLOWAY band I -4: Spanish club 3. 4 (secre- tary 4): tri-hi-y 4: girls state del- egate 4 BRENDAHOLT PAMELA J. HUNGERFORD deca 3.4 (v. president 4. district 6 president 4): tri-hi-y 2-4 (chap- lain 3. V. president 4): french club 2-4 (social chairman 2): drama club 1-4: ihespians 2-4: pow wow 2,3 (underclass editor 3): fea 3 (secretary 3): honor society 3,4 KIMBERLY HUSTON student council 1-4 (co-treasurer 3, co-v. president 4): tri-hi-y 1 -3: pep club 1,2 (v. president 2): deca 3,4: Spanish club 2-4: art club 1,2: pom pons 1,2: honor society 3,4: girls ' stale alternate 3 c ' irfw y 124 - seniors hRlC HLICHISON mrluh 2.. .4: track 1-4: truss niunlry 1.2.}: loulhall 4: huskci- hull I: an club i.4: deca .i.4 KEVIN JACKS LINDA JEFFREY hand I: french cluh 2: deca }.4. honor society 3.4: de 4 VANESSA JENNINGS BILL JOHNSON basketball 1.4: baseball 2.S.4: track I: class ojlicer I reporter 1 1: deca J. 4: de 4: intramural bas- ketball 2.3 DAN R.JONES ixa 3.4 (pres. 4): coe 4: chess club 4 KAREN SUE JONES pep club 1-3: fl a 3.4 (historian 3. :p. 4): deca 3.4: de 4: lea 4: track dance attendant 2 RICK JONES DON KELLOGG librarian I: french club 3: sssing choir 3.4 KRIS KENDALL ROBIN LAUGHLIN deca 3: oea 3: an club 3 MIKE LAWNICZAK Spanish club 2: Ja 3 (r.p. f.l.o.t.i: intramural basketball KATIE L ZARD cheerleader 1.2: Spanish club 3.4: pep club 1.2: class officer 1 isec.j hoe 4 Iv.p. 4): pow wow staff 3: Jr. miss 4 KRIS LECKRON Intramural basketball 2-f: boys pep club 2 . U. LEPISTO excliange student from Finland: drama club 4 librarian 1: french club 3: sssing choir 3.4 se?iiors — 125 DAN HAMON deca 3,4 JEFF D. LIZAR deca 3. 4 JEFFLOCKRIDGE GAY LUDLOW french club 2.3.4 (pres. 3): honor society 3.4 Iv.p. 4).- iri-hi-v 2,3.4 Isarg. ai arms): jr. miss: swing choir 3,4: campus life I. pep club KEITH LOWE deca 3, 4 JIM MAHONEY chess club 3,4: (pres. $ vice pres. I DAN MALONE class officer 4 (rreas.l: b-leam fool ball 2: varsity football 3.4: varsity wrestling 4: b-team wres- tling 2: varsity baseball 2.3.4: m- club4 DENISE MANSBARGER deca 3.4 14-sec.of window display committee): wrestling 3 (mat maid) ERIC MATHIAS wrestling (varsity) 2: pow wow staff 4 (ariist): an club 1-3: m- cluh 2-4 REX MAYNARD GEORGIANNA McCLINTICK JAY McGINNESS tennis J. wresiling 1,2: i vocational school 3,4 KRISTIEMcGUIRE LAURA McHENRY MARTIN McKELLEB tennis J -3: track 2. swing choir 3-4: drama club 2-4: ihespians 2- 4: french club 3-4: intramural bowling 2-4: campus life 2-4: smoke signal 2-3: pow wow 2-4 (photographer editor): band J - 4 (Isi lieutenant): stage band 4: junior achievement 2-3 126 SANDY McKfcNZIL dera .4: Ihu 4. drama club 2. de 4 PATMcNUTT MITCH J. Mcpherson looihall 1-4. ha ' .keihall 1-3: hi-y 4. m-cluh 4: an club I: inira 4 MATTMcWHIRT campus life I -4: spannh club 2. . ' . fool ball j-4: track 1-4: ti resiling 4 DENNIS MILLS DONNA MILLS volleyball 1.2: deca 3.4: in-hi-i I -4: pep club I FAITH MILLS deca (J. pres.) 4; de 4 BRENDA MITCHELL BRENDA MORIARITY class officer ivice-pres. 2 : deca 3: pep club 1.2.4: cheerleading 1.2.4: m-club 4: homecoming auendani 4 RICK MORRIS football I: intra 2 JANE MURPHY trench club 4 pres.: pon poms 1.3.4: iri-hi-y 4: swing choir 3-4: jr. miss: honor society 3-4: pep club: campus life 3 JEAN MURPHY pep club J -4 (pres. 4j; pon poms 1.3.4: honor society 3.4: iri-hi-y 4: french club 4: swing choir 4: toneiles 3 DAVE MURRAY french club 2-4 (v.p. 3): drama club 1-4 (v.p. 4): ihespian club 1- 4 (v.p. 4): intra 2 t: honor society 3.4: s-ning choir 3.4: band lU (drum srgt. 4): key club 2.3: campus life 1-4 TRACI MURRAY student council (school board rep.) french club 3.4: honor soci- ety 3.4: girls track 1: pep club J: spring attendant 3 KEVIN NASH KAREN NEWELL RICK OSBORNE LINDA ODEN smoke signal 3.4 (assist, ed. ed.l: an club J Iv.p. 3): office worker 1 DEBBIE ORMSBY sntdenl council 1: spring dance aiiendani I: art club 4: smoke signal 2-4 I feature editor I. ad manager 4) JERRY PATTISON TEENA PHILLIPS campus life 1-4: oea 3,4: fha 4: an club 2 J: coe 4 BOB PICKERING Spanish club 2.3 MARTHA PLANK DAN POWELL wrestling J JACKIE POWELL JERRIE POWELL MIKE POWERS track 1.2: cross country 1.2: drama club 2-4: ihespian society 2-4 (recorder 4): band (capt. 3.4): stage band: pow mom staff 3: intra bowling: u.s. navy band 4 GINA PRICE RICKY RANDOLPH band 1-4: stage band 1-4 ROBERT RAY Spanish chb 2.3.4 (pres. 3): v res- l mg 2: track 2: snlng choir 2-4: student council 4: class officer (senior pres. 4): boy ' s state 4: honor society- US — seniors ALYCE REESE pep club 1.2: ' irh choir 2J.4 TERRIREED band 1-2: pom pons 3.4: volley- ball 1.2: Spanish rluh 2.3: In-hi-y 4: jr. mm 4: campui life 1.2 SHELLY RENEER choir I: pep club I: french cluk 2.3: girl ' s basketball 2: hoe 4 KEN RICHARDS honor socieiy 3.4; smoke signal 3.4 ipholo rapher 4): french duh MELODY RIGSBY BILLRUNKLE DEBBIE ROACH pep club J ; pom pons 2-4 (cap!. 3): iri-hi-y 1-4 (3 sec. ■ presj: drama club 1-4; thespian socieiy 2-4; oea 2-4; coe 4; jr. miss 4; girls siaie delegate JOY RODMON drama club 1-4: rhespians 3.4: band 1-3: french club 2.3.-!: J. a. 2: deca 3.4: an club 2.3 Creas- 3):fea3.4 WENDY RODRIGUEZ cheerleading 1-4 leapt. 4 . pep club 1.2.4: deca 3: Spanish club 3.4: m-club 3.4: iri-hi-y 4 MARGARET SANDERS fha 1-4: band 1-4: campus life ' ■ 4: pep club 1: art club 2: inirr- mural bowling 2-4 STEVE SCHWARTZ prom king 3 J. JAY SCOTT APRIL SECREST Spanish club 1-3 Isecreiary 2.3): band I -4: track 3: fea 3: honor socien- 3.4 (secret an- 4): voiles- ball 1 GREGORY A. SHANKS football 1.2: basketball 1-4 (co- captain 2): track 1.2: m-club 4: art club 1-4 (v. president) TAMMY SHANKS girls choir 2-3: fea 2.3 seniors — 129 JACKSHELTON basketball I: baseball 2: tresh- merrjootball I SCOTT SHEPHARD holball 1-4: wrestling 1-4: boy ' s stale delegate 3: drama club I -4: swing choir 3: thespians 3.4: Spanish club 2.3: chess club 4: m- chib 3.4 BARB SHIPLEY pep club I RALPH SHIPLEY STEVE SHIPLEY BRENDAE. SHIRAR pep club 1.2: iri-hi-y 1-4: oea 2-4 I historian 4): coe 4 REBECCA ANN SHROUT Spanish club 1-4: Jha 3.4 (trea- surer 3.4): fia I; pep club 1.2: girls choir 2: swing choir 3.4: treasurer 3; junior achievement 2: jr. miss 4 POLLY SIMON CHRIS SIMMONS cross country 1-4: track 1-4: basket- ball 1-4: m-club 1-4: art club 1-2 GREG SIMMONS holball 1-3: wrestling 1: track 1.2: band 1-3 CHRIS SLOAN JAN STOREY band 1-3: drama club 2.3: thespi- ans 2.3: stage band 3 CARLARAE SMITH tri-hi-y 2-4: trench club 3-4: m- club 4: fta 4: pep club 1-4 (presi- dent 3. co-president 4): volleyball 1-4: basketball 3-4: track 2-4: gol 4 FAYE SMITH flw 3: art club 1.2: fta 3 JERRY SPAULDING 130- J JULJESTAMBALGH P ' lnv, I ■ : pannh cluh 1.2 Uluh (hairman 2): pep cluh 1-4: intra- mural howlirt); 2: drama duh 1.2: fha 4: hue 4: iri-hi-y I: Kirl ' i siaie alicrnaie 3: lennif 4: jr MARK E.STANLEY Spanish cluh 2-4: junior achieve- men I 3 KAREN LYNN STAPLETON drama cluh I: deca 3,4: de 4: Iha MIKE STAPLETON SKIP STAPLETON Spanish club 2.S: deca 3.4: cross counir - I: vresilin% I: goll 1- de4 VICKI ELAINE STEVENS an club 3. 4: oea 3: smoke signal 4: fia 3 SANDRA STOUT oea 3.4 llreasurer 4 : coe 4: freshman choir I SUSAN SWAIN TERRY TERWILLEGER JANICE E. THOMAS oea 3.4 (historian 4): coe 4 ETTA THOMAS deca 3.4 VALERIE THOMAS junior achievement 3 (vice presi- dent 3) JILL THOMPSON I ' la 2-4 I v. president 3i: Spanish cluh 3: volleyball 1 -4 (captain 2i: basketball j-4: track 1-3: tennis 1.4: hand J-4: m-cluh 1-4: per club 1.2 TONA TRADER pep club 1: deca 3 RICK TRENT art cluh 4 131 ROSALINDA G. TRUBOW valkyhall :-4: irack 1-4: baskel- hall I-}: golf 4: lennis 4; fia 3.4; m-club 1-4: Spanish club 2.3: drama club I: band I -4 TOM TUTTLE an club I -4 CAROL VAUGHN deca 3 (treasurer 3): de 4 (secre- tary- 4}: smoke signal 3: fha 4: homecoming ailendani 3: pep club I Can 12 years of school affect a mind? Jay Cassidy and Brad Daubenspeck attempt to blow the new chem. lab sky high. This is what happens when the typical senior sees the camera. Chris Cunning- ham ' s immediate reaction was to look as stupid as possible before the snap of the shutter DIANA VOLAND swing choir 2-4: jr. miss 4: fresh- man choir I TERRY WARDWELL cross country 3: wrestling ,-. track 2: baseball 4: band J. 2 RANDY WAYMAN band 1.2.4 stage band 1-2: bas- ketball 1-4 (co-captain 4): golf I - 4: chess club 4: m-club 2-4: trench club 3-4 132 JAMhSf.. WLLLS (re hmcn loolhull I DIANA WESLING ' tea i: deca i: in-hi-v 1.2: pep club 1.2 ROBIN WHITE oea 4: lia i.4: an club .1. girls choir 2-4: Spanish club 3 Senior Gwynn Black causes a violent dis- ruption after frying in the summer school heat. seniors — 133 RANDALL WILMOT BARRY WILLIAMS STEVE WILLIAMSON You bet it can! A es aftir 12 years one begins to lose one ' s n ind. Sandy Behr is also affected by the s immer heat. TERI WOLFE volleyball 2.3; basketball 1-4: track 1: tri-hi-y 2-4; french club I -4: m-club 2-4: fia 1 -4: pep club 2: deca 3: coe 4: oea 4 TERI YOUNG honor society 3.4: Spanish club 2- 4 (treasurer 3. chairman 2.4): drama club 2-4 (president 4): thespian society 3.4: toneties 3: sHing choir 4: band 1-4 (secre- tary sergeant 3.4): jr. miss 4: sec- retary 4: pon K o« staff (assi. ed. 4) CINDY ZILLER Spanish club 2-4 (program chair- 4): tn-hi-y 1-3: band 1-4; stage band 2-4 134 — . seniors — 135 Juniors sponsor prom with concessions, candles Each year the Junior class sponsors the prom. Those students elected to the job are (back row left to right) Doug Weaver, vice president; Paul Gibson, president; Betty Soards, secretary; (front row) Nancy Daily, reporter; Pat McClure. trea- surer. Robin Adkins Deborah Anderson Chnstine Armes Dorinda Armstrong Glendora Applegate David Baker Charles Barker Gary Bamett James Barney Paula Barrett Roger Barry Jayne Barton J36 — Juniors I M K i t l-on Beckham Ron Beeman Jerry Behr l-X)ra Belcher Stephanie Berry James Blades Belinda Bosworth Diana Bowman Robert Boothloy Kimberly Branham Peggy Brown Sherri Bunzel William Burnside Brian Cain Shaun Carroll Jon Cassady Chnsty Cole Mark Cole Mark Coleman Robert Collins Shern Cornell Tammy Comett Lisa Colyer Teresa Colver Cheryl Couch Dennis Cox Randy Cox Laure Coyle Sandra Cummings Nancv Dailev Ron Davis Steve Denson Donald Dickerson David Dillon Cynthia Dooley Carol Eber Julie Eck Todd Elkins Betty Erabry Jeff Evens Pamela Fisher Lisa Flores Kip Flynn Shelia Poland Gail Ford Helen Fox Ron Fridley Sandra Furnish Juniors — j Jay Cask in Jill Gay Paul Gibson Patricia Gilespie Bob Goodwin Lisa Goodwin Mike Gore Anna Gottfried! Wendy Hammons Regina Harris Mike Hawk Beth Helvie Cindy Herring Chuck Hester Russ Hickey Aaron Hofer Lance Horn Kenny Hrabik Danny Hughes Stan Hungerford Alan Hunt AJana Hunt Connie Hussing Beth Hutchinson Jim Jacks Tom Jacks Duane Jackson Jennifer Jennings Chris Jeter Cheryle Joines Elizabeth Jones Monique Jones Babette Kaltz Greg Kelly Regina Kendall Kevin Kidwell Vicki Kindle Deborah King Richard Kirby 138 — Juniors M-La Marlcnc Kruegar James Lankin Jill Lane Celer Larson Connie Lee Pam Leech Lisa Levensky Rhonda Lewis Dave Linn James Lloyd Teresa Love Pat McClure Ronald McCoun Dennis McHarry Mary McLoulh Gene McNutt Rodger McPherson Jeff McV ' icker Kenneth Mahoney Scott Maine Ton Martin Debbie Meyers Thomas Minch Thomas Mott Mike Nash Connie Nelson Connie Orman Paula Owens Rob Oyler Mar Park Linda Patterson Nancy Pearson Bill Pearson Manlee Pinkleton Jeff Pogue Jeff Poling Kevin Prat! Justin Pullev Keith Raasdale Juniors — 139 Pattv Ricks Chnstopher Rinearson Cathy Rock Louie Rodriguez Marc Royal Steve Royce Susan Scott Theresa Shafer Lorri Shane Bill Shanks Linda Shawler Desiree Sheetz Fred Shell Stephen Shiveley Jonathan Shortland Susan Slagle Carol Smith Curt Smith Kelly Smith Sharon Smith Valerie Smith Cheryl Smithson Betty Soards Joseph Solms Nanette Soultz Troy Stanley Knstie Steele Jill Stephenson Kevin Strausbaugh 140 — Juniors Kalhi Strohl lorn Swam Janie Swanner Marly Swelnam f ynthia Taylor Paul Teegarden Viclody Thomas I rem Thomas Jeffrey Thompson Karen Thurman Gary Tighe Gayle Tighe David Trusty Slewart Turner Ksle Vest David Walker Tad Wallace Douslas Weaver Judy Wehr David Weller Renee Wells Mike Whitton Cliff Williams Diana W illiams Jeannie Wilmot Jeffrey Wilson annessa Willis Angela Wood Jack Wood Larrv eakle Juniors — J 4] Mr. Wilbur Haggarty and Miss Pam Sis- son sponsored this year ' s sophomore class whose officers are (from left to right) Elaine Phillips, vice president: Dave Bands, president; Lisa Wesling. secretary: not pictured are Jeanna Cunningham, reporter: Teresa King, treasurer. Lisa .Abbott Mark Ancil Michelle Anderson Willian Andrews Kim Applegate Deborah Appleman Charles Armes Debra Ayres Kelly Baker Dan Ballinger David Banks Ray Barker Norman Barrett Brian Bauer Jane Beal Lisa Belcher Homer Berry Hildred Biggs 142 — Sophomores _i Ocnc Black Riion Blades Mike Bodkins Robert Bodkins James Bogear Denese Bolhoefer Chns Bosworlh Randy Bosworlh Keilh Bowen Shawnie Bowman John Briles Lisa Bright James Brown Michael Brown Richard Brown Monty Burdette Harold Burnett Donald Wade Burress Linda Burnett Billy Campbell Brenda Carey Tim Carlisle Bonnie Carter Connie Carter Charles Chandler Courtney Clarke Robert Collins Melody Colyer Greg Cooper Rhonda Cooper Jeanna Cunningham Gregory Crotts Kim Davis Jeff Davis Kimberly Dawson Dan Dean Cmdy Demarcus Sandra DeMarcus Patnck Denson Steve Dilts Mama Disney Debbie Dollar Beth Drake Glenn Dunn Madonna Eaton Brian Eckelbarger Mike Eldndge Bruce EUiot Sophomores — 143 Bill Enyeart Brenda Esenhour Jerr Falh Brett Femandes Tonv Fields Mark Fisher Kathy Fiteerald Cynthia Flannigan Karen Frazier Kevin Frazier Susan Fry Faith Gallaway Kamala Garrett Pam Glover Wavne Goins Michael Grandone Don Grose Harry Grose Greg Gustus Donita Hale Gars Hamilton Sonya Hammind Glenda Hams Dennis Hawkins Marjorie Heil Jeff Henning Keith Henry Lyndon Hiatt Roxane Himes Diane Holloway Cathy Horn Shelley Hughes Debra Humphnes Jeff Hyatt Melinda Jacks Andrew Jackson Dennis Jackson John Johnson Mike Johnson Diane Jones Vickie Jones Tammy Kearns Steve Kindle Teresa King Andv K inner 144 — Sophomores Stoii Konig Karen Lamb Jon Layman Jon Lazard Darren Leist Jeff Lewis Julie Linn Linda Linn Neil Logan Tim Love Steven Lowe Brien Loynes Brad Ludlow Ricky Lyons Lisa McGillem Jill McGuire Ruth McKelleb Christine McKinney Randy McMillan Monica Malone David Matchette Eric Miller Gary Miller Larry Miller Tammy Miller Melinda Mills Nikkie Millspaugh Kim Minton Pat Mitchell William Mitchell Mark Mumaw Roger Musick Connie Neelev Vicki Nelson William Niverson Jeff Obenchain Francis 0 Mara Lisa Parrie Deborah Paschall Jim Pearson Dave Klatte Jill Pettit Elaine Phillips Michael Pickering Tina Pierces Sophomores — 145 Bill Planck Jeff Pratt Jay Pulley Linda Randolph Robert Randolph Reese Gregory Mel Reynolds Jeffrey Rhoten Terry Riggs Cynthia Rumple Teresa Russell Michele Salter Jeff Sanders Kandi Sanders Sheri Schaumleffel David Scott Dana Sellers Patti Shaw James Shepard Laura Shrout Doug Skeens Carol Slatter Kaylene Small Robin Smelser Kim Smith Bonnie Soards Barry Soultz Brian Southerland Jacqueline Southerland Alicia Spaulding Ray Spaulding Paul Stambaugh Tony Stanley Randy Stapleton Rick Stapleton Laura Steams Penny Steele Eydie Stevens Thomas Stevens Stephen Stone Michael Strausbaugh Lincoln Stuttle Ten Svyantek Allen Tenbusch Richard Thomas Kevin Thompson Randy Thornburg Tammv Thurman 146 — Sophomores Sophomores — 147 Freshmen class officers are (from left to right) Janet Henning, reporter; Juli Ramey. secretary; Mike Shelton, presi- dent; Susan Webb, vice president; and Nancy Klinger, treasurer. Sheryl Adrianson Sandra Althouse David Ancil Carolyn Applegale Steven Armes Sandra Atkinson Robert Auler Lxjri Barker Susan Barney Thomas Basham Jim Beal Joseph Beckham Thea Beggs Mary Ann Bell Rick Behr Tyron Bennett Danette Bickel Jeffrey Bickel Cmdy Bilby Matta Bilby Barry Blades David Blades Kevin Boiler Anita Bosworth Laury Bosworth Stephen Brenner Robert Brock M. Brock Kathleen Brooks Nancy Br anl 148 — Freshmen ft ft f ry Michael Burntll fJavid Burtner Paula Busscrt Mark Camache Anita Campbell Jana Cassady Calhy Chilwood Gaila Clasby John Clements Tracy Clevenger Diane Coble Jodie Coffel Dennis Cole Kevin Cole Beth Colyer Joseph Colyer Keith Corder Russell Corbin Timothy Cragun Lauren Crotts Kim Daily Stephen Callon Connie David David Da vies Debora Da is Martin Day Thoma s Dickerson Debra Dillon Angela Disney Sheila Ditmever Charles Duke Rhonda Eakins Burke Eastes Lisa Eccles Bruce Eckstein Karen Eldndae Russell Elkins Dawn Ferguson J. Felver Matthew Flynn John Foote Rodne Fors the Joey Fort Brenda Fuque Brett Furnish Jeff Gephart Debra Gert er Kath Glass Freshmen — 149 William Glasser Deborah Goble Elizabeth Goble Mark Goff Jackie Goodwin Kenneth Gorrell Stephen Gorrell Howard Grant John Gulley Gunter Roger Andrew Hamilton Shane Hammons Teresa Harris Kelly Harter Jenny Haworth John Hayden Tern Hayworth Kyle Hazelwood Jayme Heath Tamre Heathcote Jody Heiny Janet Henning Janice Henning Tim Hensley Carmilitia Herrera Nancy Herring Donna Hester Cheryl Hewitt John Hewitt Tia Hildebrants Charles Himes John Hix Clyde Hodge Cheryl Honska Lisa House Scott Hrabik Jeffrey Hughes Steven Hungerford Vanessa Hutchison Pamela Jackman Jamie Jacks Marcus Jacks Tim Jackson Melissa Jacobs Kimberley Jeffnes Lester Jeffries Linda Jeter Dale Johnson f? B B : fh 150 — Freshmen Kimberly johnvjn Amy Kendall Jeffrey Kidwell Linda Kinch Rol erl King Debbie Kirk Nancy Klinger Lakin George Hams Lashure Gregory Leech Tracie Leming Virginia Levensky Angela Lewis Steven Lewis Bruce Lizar Bradley Long Douglas Long Nanette Looker Tammy Losure Kathy Love Ronald Love Tonya Lowden Rene Lucas Bruce Ludlow Traci Ludlow Lolita Lynch Rjchard McCart Debra McCollum Kirk McDaniel Reana McDaniel Ross McGiness Ted McGinness Gema McKenzie Barbara McLouth Jane McMillan Steve McNutt Doam Mangold Rjck Manning Paul Mansbarger Brad Martin Cindy Martin Dale Martin Gregory Meyers Steven Miller Eddie Mitchell Sammy Monroe Carmen Moore Susan Moraan Freshmen — 151 Patnck Moriarilv Linda Morris Janelle Murray David Nelson Mitchell Noble Theda Oberchain DwightOtt Ronald Oyler Mary Parker Daniel Parne Philip Pearson Carl Philebaum Michael Pile Kelly Poling Joyce Potter Rochelle Presnall Vernon Quinn Cindy Ragsdale Julie Ramey Bill Ray Carl Reason Kimberly Rigabee Lori Robinson Jeff Rodman Eric Rodriguez Timothy Ropp Christopher Rosman Lewis Rowe Renea Royal Donald Rovce Lori Runkle Joseph Russell Wood Saunders Everett Schwartz Jeff Scott Robert Scott Clifford Sessoms Steve Shafer Terry Shafer Jeffrey Shanks Mark Shanks Marty Shanks Robert Sheetz Michael Shelton Jeffrey Shook David Shrontz Howard Simmons Bob Smith £ t - ip P I . -v 7- nC ' [ f f p f i 152 — Freshmen XV-XlvAl ♦jftVM Dcbra Smilh Gregory Smith Shcn Smith Mary Solms Warren Sorah Gary Souders Susan Scjullz Janet Southerland Lisa Southwick Cynthia Spnnkle Tracy Stafford Timothy Stevens Norman Stoner Shen Strausbaugh Susan Street Steven Studebaker Debra Swafford Judy Swelnam Audrey Tenbusch Susan Thompson Cindy Thurman Karia Thurman Robert Troxtle Timothv Tuttle Dale Walker Mitch Weaver Susan Webb Andrew White Debbie White Artiss Wick Laura Wilkes Donna Williams B. Wilson Trac Wimmer Julianne Wise Dan Wright Scott Wright Mary . nn ' ' eakle Michael ' I ' oke Robert Young Pat ' ' ouna Freshmen — 153 Ads IJueen Of The G Job? What ' s Si johl QS Crty Everybody seems to be in the market for employment, but employment can be hard to find. College cost, pocket money, living expenses, or just something to do all top the list of why students want jobs. After looking through this section, you may get an idea of where to apply. Many of these firms will be seeking Summer help. But the competition may be fierce, so be ready for the Summer job rush as thousands of high school students run from business to business answering the same familiar questions on each application in their effort to find financial happiness. as Bel 154 — Ads Ads — 155 Jay-Swift and Storey Funeral directors Gas City Jonesboro George ' s flovsrers Located at 306 E. Main St. Gas City Branches in Gas City Jonesboro Marion 156 — Ads 5$ Grant Co. 7$ elsewhere •Member Hoosler Stote Prejj Assoclotion •Eitablrshed 1887 Jpurnal -Reporter Vr. . j. Serving Gas City. Jonesboro and Mill Township niT K ,(h Gront County s orgesf week y newspaper 1 02 West Main Street, Gas City, Indiana 46933 317 674-5380 Linn ' s Standard Service Station 325 E. Main St. Gas Citv (standard) Phone 674-7925 Compliments of. Doctor And Mrs. Baskett Ads — 15 ' Lowell Roach Insurance 144 E. Main St. Gas City Phone 674-3134 1020 Fairview Dr. Gas City SMITH INSURANCE (all your insurance needs) Steven Smith Phone 647-1786 L-W Sporting Goods Converse n Nike Wilson etc. 241 E. Main Gas City Phone 674-1077 158 — Ads 112 E. 4th Marion Milton ' s Clothing 321 S. Adams Phone Marion 662-6253 Phone 664-7303 Wedding Gowns Prom Dresses Tuxedo Rentals Invitations Accessories Phone 674-5950 121 W. Main Gas City Ach — 159 EcUication ... our greatest I CHAI.LEINGE . . . I niTo IS no i-hallcnKc to our mod- i-rn society and no opportunity greater thancdiicatini; our youth. Thi- old adat;o that says, Truf intcllJKcnci ' is thf poivtr to adapt. has novcr held more mcanini;. r ' r havf had and will continue- HI have a knowlcdKr ixplosion. Four times as much is known today as was known in IftlS. II. S. DeparliiK-nt of l.ahor his level of education. Many occupations of the future are not now even in existence. The only sound educational target for such a future is to plan for these occupations which do not yet exist. .Students must be able to learn how to learn and to apply themselves to new con- ditions as they arise. This is no vocational assign- ment alone. Our nation needs individual ' s asset of ex- perience increasingly will carry less weight than intellect material nation n« much as ual as w« growth, eds citize vorkers. ll as Our ns as m Owens-Illinois is but one of the hundreds of American business organizations concerned by this challenge and actively engaged m specific ways and means to meet it. OWENS-ILLINOIS 160— Ads First Federal Savings and Loan wow. 3rd Sl. Marion INSURED SAVINGS • PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS CERTIFICATES HOME FINANCING FSLIC Phone 664-0556 Dr. Robert Beggs Chiropractor 301 S. Main Jonesboro Phone 674- 231 Maine ' s Texaco Station 201 W. Main Gas City Phone 674-3132 Ads — 161 Lloyd ' s Flowers CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF GRANT COUNTY 3J5 S. Adams Marion Phone 703 N. Baldwin 662-391 J Marion ♦4iAi piN ss isr.. NO ||i € v tiOU amehii Phone 664-4 088 Instant I. D. Pictures Black White or Color Full line Photo Equipment Thomas Service Center 200 N. Main St. Jonesboro Day 674-2239 Night 647-2571 412 S. 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Main Gas City Marion Federal Phone 674-3358 166 — Ads Denson s Hardware Our family cares about your fami v 212-20 E. Main Gas City Phone 674-2274 The Value of a Smile A smile costs nothing, but gives much. It reaches those who receive v ithout making poorer those who give. It takes but a moment, but the memory sometimes lasts a lifetime. A smile creates happiness in the home, fosters goodwill in business, and is the countersign of friend- ship. It brings rest to the weary, cheer to the discouraged, and is nature ' s antidote for trouble. Yet, it cannot be bought, begged, or borrowed or stolen, for it is of no value to anyone until it is given away. Some people are too tired to give you a smile. Give them one of yours, as none needs a smile so much as he who has no more to give. The Jean Scene A ngle A cres Plaza (1030 E. Main) Gas Cir - Ads — 167 501 Broadway Gas Citv Phone 674-2276 Krevda Brothers ' Express West 6th Jonesboro Jonesboro Lumber Corp. Best of Luck Seniors Western Auto Schwinn Phone 674-4705 244 E. Main Gas City Phone 674-3240 168 — Ads ART JENNINGS COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS CALL 674-4700 POURED WALLS FLOORS CURBS SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS 5903 DELMAR ROAD MARION Ads— 169 LONGHORN PIZZA PALACE HEART DIAMOND V4 Gas City 674-3288 It ' s your deal CLUB SPADE 4 4 - iji.- . Walter m tSS Wood ■ ffiM P Realtor Insurance — vr r( tht earth and mure what ' t on It Good luck congratulations class of 78 200 N. Water Jonesboro Phone 674-1988, 674-5750 FIVE SEASONS PRODUCTS, INC. 723 N. Grove St. Gas City Phone 674-5434 170 — Ads ready mixed concrete Irving Brosi IRVING BROS. GRAVEL CO.INC. IRVING CONCRETE PIPE CREEK STONE CO. PIPE CREEK, JR. 3892 Garthwaite Marion Cubberleys Wholesale candy tobacco canned goods 910 W. 34 th Marion Phone 674-2271 Taylor ' s Flower and Garden House 313 W. Main Phone Moved to 723 E. Main Phone 674-7727 Gas CitY 674-2210 Ads — ri FISHER BODY DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS MARION PLANT INDIANA MANUFACTURER OF METAL STAMPINGS FOR CHEVROLET PONTIAC OIDSMOBILE BUICK AND CADILLAC CARS ELECTRICITY [yj what you what you [UJ INDIA NA MIC HIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY 100 S. Washington Marion Phone 674-2221 United bank Growing by serving Upland — Marion — Jonesboro 172 — Ads special thanks to these Pow Wow supporters Parts and Trucks 1231 E. Main Gas City 674-6995 Ray Insurance 302 E. Main Gas City 674-3311 The Mississinewa High School POW wow would like to extend its most sin- cere thanks to those seldom recognized few that are indispensable to the publi- cation of this yearbook. Of the over 1500 pictures found inside the cover. Reid ' s Studios of Muncie developed and printed over 1250. Marion ' s own Chroni- cal-Tribune also supplied several. Dick Kennard of News- foto Yearbooks is also to be thanked for much assist- ance in the publication of the row WOW. Finally all those staff members at the high school who so graciously allowed their classes to be inter- rupted for a picture or some such thing should receive a grateful acknowledgement of their understanding, especially Mr. Dave Hudel- son who sponsors the year- ,book. ■ This year ' s POW WOW contains some interesting features which include the student index located on page 174 as well as 8 pages of full color in the front sec- tion. The divider pages are printed in 24 pt. type to draw your attention to their content. The endsheets are designed to be autographed. s The cost of the book tame to over $8000 of which the 678 who pur- chased them only paid $7.00 each. The balance was picked up by local busi- nesses in the form of adver- tising. The whole project was put together in private homes by a completely vol- unteer staff. Thanks to all once asain. Frank ' s Piston Service Inc. 223 E. .Main Gas City 674-1680 Twin Cit Locker 211 W. Main Gas City 674-5454 Siipporiers — 1 3 174 — Closing The End Finally the year ends. Mountains of snow, darkened halls, and cold lunches are reduced to mere memory. Geometry theorems, chemistry equations, and memorized French can all be forgotten for a while. School can be put totally out of mind. Days at the lake, jobs, or college await the student as he crosses to the other side of the bridge. Closing — 1 S X 1 Jennings. Vanessa 35. 125 Thomberg. Kenn 23. 39. 55. 64. 131. 164 1 f £ ' V Johnson. Bill 40.61. 125 Trubow. Rosalinda 3. 28. 36. 38. 39. 55. 62. 1 3 1 1 TICICX Jones. Dan 40. 125 Turtle. Thomas 40. 131 .M .M..M. JL Jh. Jones. Karen 4. 38. 40. 125. 156 Vaughn. Carol 131 Jones. Rick 125 Voland. Diana 26. 27. 38. 78. 132 Kellogg. Don 26. 125 Wardwell. Teny 70 132 Seniors Kendall. Kns 125 Klouser. Many 40. 125 Wayman.Randv 28.32.39.51.66. 132 Webb. Bev 132 Uughlin. Robin 125 Wells. Jim 132 Armn. Ed 35. 39, 76. 118. 158 Lawniczak. Mike 125 Wesling. Diana 132 Allinson.K.m39,66. 118 Lazard. Kane 20. 32. 125 While. Robin 132 Barker. Julie 7. 13.35.38.40. 118. 167 Leckron. Kns 125 Wickham. Robert 133 Barren. Kalhleen 118 Lhamon. Dan 125 Williams. Barry 133 Beboul. David 70. 118 Lizar. Jeff 125 Williamson. Steve 41. 133 Behr. Sandra 28. 38. 39. 55. 62. 64. 91 . 1 1 8 Lockridge. Jeff 125 Willis. Richard 34. 134 Bell. Debbie 118 Lowe. Keith 40. 125. 164 Wilmot. Randv 134 Bell. Joseph 39. 118 Ludlow. Gay 25. 26. 27. 32. 35. 39. 78. 87. 125 Wilson. Sondra 134 Benbow. Karen 118 McClinlick. Georgeanna 35. 40. 1 25 Wolfe. Ten 35. 36. 38. 39. 62. 54. 134 Benfield. Helen 86. 119 McDaniel. Mike 126 Woodcox. Steve 134 Berr .Scoll39. 119 McGinness. Jay 126 Young. Larry 134 Bilb . Donna 119 McCuire. Kristie 126 Young. Ten 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 32. 35. 37. 39. 78. 134 Black. Gw nn 20, 2 1 . 24. 26. 32. 33. 35. 39. 1 19 McHenry. Uura 32. 126 Ziller. Cindy 28.32. 134 Boswonh. Barb 35. 39. 41. 119 McKelle ' b. Marty 26. 28. 29. 36. 37. 1 14. 126 Bosworth. Dan 1 19 Boswonh. Michelle 120 McKenzie. Sandy 38. 40. 126 McPherson. Milch 35. 39. 126 Juniors Boswonh. Ron 120 McWhirt. Matl56. 61.73. 84. 126 Boucher. Kim 120 Mahoney.Jim 126 Adkins. Robin 40. 136 Bowen. Roben70. 120 Malone. Dan 39. 1 26 Anderson. Debbie 28. 135 Bndenlhal. Nancy 28. 38. 120 Mansbarger. Denise 126 Annes. Christine 27. 135 Bniuan. Brenda 34. 120 Mason. Dean 126 Armstrong. Donnda 35. 38. 136 Bnllian. Mark 120 Mathias. Eric 126 Armstrong. Julie 136 Brock. Carol 4. 16. 35. 37. 38. 120 Maynard. Rex 40. 126 Atkinson. John 136 Brown. Sharon 2 1 . 32. 35. 39. 62. 66. 1 20 Meredith. Tern 126 Baker. David 136 Brown. Pamcia 62. 120 Mills. Dennis 7. 77. 127 Barker. Charles 136 Burdelte. Brenda 39. 55. 62. 64. 120 Mills. Donna 35. 40. 127 Barnett. Gary 51. 136 Campbell. Ja 24. 26. 27. 28. 29. 32. 37. 39. 78. 120 Mitchell. Brenda 127 Barney. Jim 28. 40. 52. 136 Care . Debbie 120 Moon. Gerald 127 Barrett. Paula 35. 38. 39. 136 Canin. Kalh 34.41 Monani). Brenda 39.56. 127 Barry. Roger 136 Case. Kalh 34.41. 120 Moms. Rick 127 Barton. Jay ne 27. 85 136 Cassid) . Ja 32. 34. 39. 5 1 . 6 1 . 72. 1 20 Murphy. Jane 16. 17. 26. 27. 32. 35. 36. 39. 72. 78. 127. Beckham. Lon 137 Chambers. Steven 29. 33. 35. 80. 87. 120 162 Beeman. Ron 137 Chidesler. Carol 121 Murphy. Jean 16.26.27.32.35.39.70.78. 127 Bchr. Jerry 137 Clevenger. Karen 121 Murray. Dave 15. 23. 26. 28. 29. 32. 34. 37. 39. 78, 84, Belcher. Lora 41. 137 Conrad. Dennis 121 127 Berry. Stephanie 26. 85. 137 Conway. Wayne 121 Munay. Tract 32. 33. 127 Blades. Jim 33. 137 Cooper. Dennis 40. 121. 164 Nash, kevin 85. 127 Boswonh. Belinda 35. 137 Couch. Tim 39. 52. 121. 174 Newell. Karen 6. 127 Bowman. Diana 137 Cox. Bob 37. 121 Oden. Linda 34. 127 Branham.Kim 137 Con. Sheila 32. 73. 84. 121 Onnsby.Deb34. 127 Brown. Peggy 137 Cragun. Daletta 86. 121 Osborne. Rick 127 Bunzel.Shem28. 37. 38.41. 137 Cnsi. Rhoda 121 Pattison. Jerry 127 Bumside. Bill 137 Crouch. Tim 40. 121 Phillips. Teena 38.41. 128 Cam. Brian 40. 52. 137 Croucher. Calh 39.40. 121 Pickenng. Robert 128 Canoll.Shaun40.41. 137 Cunningham. Christopher 14.39.56, 12i Powell. Dan 128 Cassady. Jon 42. 51.61. 137 Cunningham. Sam 121 Powell. Jackie 128 Cole.Chnsty 137 Dalion. Sandi 32. 121 Powell. Jem 38. 128 Cole. Mark 137 Daubenspeck. Brad 24. 37. 52. 121 Powers. Mike 28. 29.37. 128 Coleman. Mark 137 Davis. Lisa 35.41. 122 Pnce.Gina 128 Collins. Roben 137 Davis. Teresa 122 Randolph. Rick 28. 29. 128 Comett. Shem41. 137 DavGars 7. 34.39.55.61.73. 122 Ray. Roben 26. 32. 33. 34. 39. 73. 128 Cornell. Tammy 32. 35. 37. 66. 86. 137 DeMarcus.Jim 122 Reed. Tern 16. 17.35. 128 Colyer. Lisa 9. 137 Derosett. Susan 38. 122 Reese. AKce 128 Colyer. Teresa 137 Dilts Chris 122 Reneer. ShelK 128 Couch, Cheryl 45, 137 Ditlmeyer. Cindy 122 Richards. Kenny 32.34.40. 128 Cox, Dennis 137 Downey. Jennifer 35. 41. 122 Roach. Debbie 15. 29. 34. 35. 37. 41. 128. 158 Cox. Randy 32. 35. 37. 137 Downey. Vicki 35. 39.41. 122 Rodman. Joy 32. 37. 38. 39. 40. 128 Covle. Lynn 137 Draper. Nancy 122 Rodnguez. Wendy 18. 32. 35. 39. 66. 90. 128 Craig. Tammey 35. 38. 137 Drollinger. Charles 122 Sanders. Margie 28. 38. 128 Cummings. Sandi 137 Dunn. Craig 122 Schwartz. Steve 128 Dailey. Nancy 35. 38.41.65. 135. 137 Dutton. Lesa 28. 29. 32. 34. 122 Scott. Jack 34. 40. 128 Denson. Steve 40. 137 Eaton. David 122 Secresl. Apnl 28. 39. 52. 128 Dickason. Mark 52 Elkins. Brenda 41. 122 Shanks. Greg 39. 128 Dickerson. Don 137 Elkins. Dawn 7.38.87. 122 Shanks. Tammy 38. 128 Dillon. Dave 28, 137 Elliott. Tammy 39. 55. 62. 54. 122 Shelton. Jackie 128 Dooley.Cindy32.41. 137 Ellis. Rand 123 Shephard. Scott 34. 37. 39. 56. 128 Dunn. Kelley 35.38. 137 England. Dave 35. 36. 123. 175 Shipley. Barb 128 Easies. Joe 35. 39. 137 Esra. Kelly 2 1 . 26. 32. 34. 35. 37. 38. 39. 73. 78. 1 23 Shipley. Ralph 128 Eber. Carol 40. 137 Fields. Lon 41. 123 Shipley. Sieve 34.40. 128 Eck. Julie 137 Fisher. ' Carol 35. 39. 62. 66. 123 Shirar. Brenda 35. 41. 128 Elkins. Todd 137 Fredenberger. John 7. 35. 39. 123 Shiveley. Faith 129 Embr .Belly 38. 40. 137 Fry. Dave 37. 39. 52. 123 Shrout. Beckv 21.26.32.38.39.78. 128. 175 Evans. Jeff 29. 137 Furnish. Howard 123 Simmons. Chns 39. 44. 50.61.65. 130 Fisher. Pam 137 Gardner. Brenda 123 Simmons. Greg 130 Flores. Lisa 38.40.41. 137 Garza. Jesse 123 Simon. Poll) 130 FKnn. Kip 33. 44. 51.61. 137 Gaskin. Jennifer 41. 123 Sloan. Chns 40. 130 Poland. Sheila 37. 137 Gear. Kevin 123 Smith. Caria 32. 35. 38. 39. 43. 55. 62. 64. 66. 130. 167 Ford. Gail 40. 85. 115.137 Glass. Lou 40. 123 Smith. Faye 130 Fox. Helen 137 Glover. Dan 123 Spaulding. Jerry 130 Fndley. Ron 137 Guslus. Jill 123 Stambaugh. Juhe39. 42. 55. 85 114. 130 Furnish. Sandra 137 Haisley . Debbie 32. 35. 37. 66. 1 23 Stanley. Mark 130 Caskin.Jay 138 Harlan. Penny 16. 17. 35.40. 124 Stapleton.Skip40. 130 Gay. Jill 138 Harman. Lcann 124 Stapleton. Karen 38. 130 Gibson. Paul 135. 138 Harrell, Jeanne 35. 40 124 Stevens. Vicki 34. 130 Gillespie. Patty 138 Hawkins. Greg 89. 124 Stout. Sandy 130 Goodwin. Bob 40. 114. 138 Hicke). Kevin 39. 124 Summers. Sandy 130 Goodwin. Lisa 28. 35. 138 Hicks. Jim 124 Swam. Susie 85. 130 Core. Mike 138 Hinds. Kay 124 Terwillegar. Terry 131 Gotlfnedt. Anna 138 Hockell. Charles 124 Thatcher. Ben 131 Hammons Wendy 29. 32. 36. 37. 138. 155 Holloway. Debbie 28. 29. 32. 34. 35. 124 Thatcher. David 131 Hams. Regina26.27.41. 138 Holt. Brenda 124 Thomas. ElU 131 Hawk. Mike 138 Hungerford. Pam 32. 35. 124 Thomas. Janice41. 131 Helvie. Beth 38.40.41. 138 Huston. Kim 32. 39. 40. 124 Thomas. Ralph 131 Hemng. Cindy 41. 66. 85. 138 Hutchison. Enc 39.61. 124 Thompson.Jill28. 38. 55. 62. 54. 114 131 Hester. Chuck 138 Jacks. Kevin 124 Trader. Tona 131 Hickey.Russ29.40. 138 Jeffrey. Linda 39. 40. 124 Trent. Rick 131 Hofer. Aaron 138 Horn. Lame 138 Wallace lad 140 Ma.kini r. ennn 144 Hrahik. Kcnn 138 Weaver. Doug 35. 136. 14 J Mcil Marjorie 144 Hughes. Dan 40. 138 Wehr. Judy 28. 35. 36. 37. 40. 74 78. 140 Henning Jeff 114 Hungcrford. Slan 40. 138 Weller. David 140 Henry Kcilh 144 Hum. Alan 138 Wells. Renee 35. 38.41.66. 140 Hialt. L ndon 28 36 144 Hum. Alana40. 138 Whiilon. Mike 140 Himes. Rounne 144 Hussing. Connie 138 Williams. ChH 140 Holloway Diane 32 144 Huichmson. Btlh 38. 138 Williams. Diana 28. 140 Horn. Cathy 144 Jacks. Jim 138 Wilmol. Jeannie4l. 140 Hughes Shelly 38 144 Jacks. Tom 138 Wilson. Jeff 140 Humphries Debbie 144 Jacksoit. Duanc 138 Willis. Vannessa 140 Hyall, Jeff 39 144 Jennings. Jennifer 38. 138 Wood.Angie33. 35.38. 39.41.66.67. 140 Isenhour Brenda 144 Jeler.Chris28.29. 32. 138 Wood. Jack 140 Jacks, Mclinda 38 144 Junes. Ann 138 Jackson. Andrew 144 Junes. Monique 138 C 1 Jackson. Dennis 144 Kaltz. Babelle28. 37. 138 KelK.Greg 138 Sophomores Johnson. John 144 Johnson. Mike 144 Kendall. Regina 39. 40. 55. 62. 64. 138 Jifnes. Vickie 38. 144 Kidwell. Kevin 56. 138 Abboll. Lisa 142 Keams. Tammy 28.32. 144 Kindle. Vicki 38. 40. 138 Ancil. Mark 142 Kindle. Steve 144 King. Debbie 32. 40. 138 Anderson. Michelle 29. 142 King. Teresa 144 Kirb .Richard36. 44. 61. 138 Andrews. William 142 Kinner. Andrew 144 Kruegar. Marlene 26. 32. 35. 42. 66. 1 39 Applegale. Kim 38. 142 Klalle Dave 145 Ukm. James 139 Appleman. Debbie 26. 28. 36. 142 Konig Scotl 145 Une. Jill32. 139 Armes. Charlie 29, 142 Umb. Karen 38. 145 Larsen. Peler 139 Ayres. Debbie 32. 38. 142 Lazard- John35. 61. 145 Lee. Connie 35. 38. 39. 62. 66. 67. 1 39 Baker. Kelly 142 Leist. Darren 145 Leech. Pam 26. 32. 37. 139 Ballinger. Dave 44. 142 Lewis. Jeff 145 Levensk . Lisa 35. 139 Banks. Dave 22. 28. 33.61. 142 Linn. Julie 35. 38. 41. 145 Lewis. Rhonda 139 Barker, Ray 52. 142 Linn. Linda 35.64.67. 145 Linn. Dave 33. 39. 139 Barren. Norman 142 Logan. Neil 28. 145 Lloyd. James 139 Bauer. Brian 142 Love. Tim 32. 37, 145 Love. Teresa 38. 139 Seal. Jane 41. 142 Lowe, Steve 145 Lyons. Greg 44. 56.61 Belcher. Lisa 142 Loynes, Bnen 145 McCiure. Pal39.6l.79. 136. 139 Berry. Homer 28. 32. 36, 37. 38. 142 Ludlow Bradley 52, 145 McCowan. Ron 139 Biggs. Hildred 29. 32.37. 142 Lyons, Ricky 56, 145 McHarry. Dennis 139 Black. Gene 143 McGillam, Lisa 38. 145 McLoulh. Mary 32. 139 Blades. Ruon 143 McGuire, Jill 38, 145 McNull.Cenc 139 Bodkins. Robert 143 McKelleb, Ruth 32, 145 McPherson. Roger32.40. 139 Bogear. Jim 39, 52, 56. 143 McKinney, Christine 38, 86, 145 Mahoney.Kennelh 139 Bollhoefer. Denese 143 McMillan, Randy 145 Maine. Scon 139 Bosworth. Chns 143 Malone, Monica 35, 55, 145 Manin.Ton 35. 38.41. 139 Boswonh. Randy 143 Malchelle, David 28, 145 Meyers. Deb 28. 29. 32. 33. 35. 139 Bowen. Keuh 28. 32. 44. 143 Miller. Enc 145 Mmch.Toml39 Bowman. Shawn 41. 75. 143 Miller. Gary 145 Moll. Tom 28. 139 Bnles. John 143 Miller. Larry 145 Nash. Mike 139 Bnghl. Lisa 143 Miller. Tammy 35. 38. 145 Nelson. Connie 35. 40. 139 Brown. Jim 143 Millspaugh. Nikki 32. 33. 35. 66. 67. 145 Omian. Connie28. 35. 41. 139 Brown. Mike 143 Minion. Kim 145 Owens. Paula 41. 139 Brown. Richard 143 Mitchell. Pal 145 Oylcr. Rob39. 139 Burdelle. Monly 39.44.45. 143 Mitchell. William 61. 145 Parker. Mary 41. 139 BumelL Harold 143 Mumaw. Mark 145 Pauerson. Linda 18.35.38.39.62.64. 139 Bumell. Lmda 143 Musick. Roger 145 Pearson. Nancy 27. 40. 139 Burress. Donald 143 Neeley.Connie33. 35.66. 67. 145 Pearson. Bill 26. 28. 79. 139 Campbell. Billy 61. 143 Nelson. Vicki 29. 32. 35. 145 Pmklelon. Manlee 26. 32. 35. 139 Carey. Brenda 32. 143 Niverson. Bill 56. 145 Pogue. Jetf 32. 40. 139 Carlisle. Tim 26. 143 Obenchain.Jeff 145 Poling. Jeff 139 Carter. Bonnie 143 O ' Mara. Franas 11. 145 PralL Kevin 139 Carter. Connie 143 Parne. Lisa 145 Pulley. Justin 139 Carter. Lisa 29 Paschall. Debbie 145 Ragsdale. Keuh 40. 139 Chandler. Charles 143 Pearson. Jim 145 Ricks. Pally 32. 140 Clarke. Corey 32.38. 143 Peitii. Jill 38. 145 Rinearson. Chns40. 61. 140 Collins. Robert 143 Pickenng. Mike 132. 145 Rock.Calhy35.40.41.8«. 140 Colyer. Melody 16. 17.29.35. 143 Phillips. Elaine 35. 145 Rodnguez. Louie 140 Cooper. Greg 45. 143 Piercy.Tina35.38. 145 Royal. Marc 9. 37. 39. 85. 140 Cooper. Rhonda 27. 143 Planck. Bill 34. 145 Royse. Sieve 140 Cunningham. Jeanna 143 Praii. Jeff 146 Scolt Susan 140 Crolts. Greg 143 Pressler. Barb 26. 27. 37 Shafer. Terry 140 Davis. Kim 34. 41. 143 Randolph. Linda 32. 146 Shane. Lon 38. 40. 140 Dawson. Kim 27.38.41.66. 143 Reese. Greg 146 Shanks. Bill 140 Dawson. Mike 44. 61 Reynolds. Mel 146 Shawler. Linda 32. 55. 140 Dean. Dan 143 Rholen. Jeff 28. 32. 146 Sheen. Dee 26. 27. 32. 37. 140 Dcmarcus. Cindy 143 Riggs. Terry 146 Shell. Fred 140 Demarcus. Sandy 10.38.41. 143 Rumple. Cindy 32. 55.64. 146 Shiveley. Sieve 140 Denson. Pat 39. 56. 143 Russell. Teresa 38. 14 Shonland. John 140 Dills. Steve 143 Salter. Shelly 41.66.67. 146 Slagle. Susan 85. 140 Disney. Mama 143 Sanders. Jeff 41. 146 Smilh. Carol 140 Dollar. Deb 27. 75. 143 Sanders. Kandi 29. 146 Smuh. Curl 140 Drake. Beth 143 Schaumleffel. Shem 27. 146 Smuh. Kelly 38.41. 140 Dunn. Glenn 143 Scolt, David 146 Smilh. Sharon 28. 32. 140 Eaton. Madonna 28. 143 Sellers. Dana 146 Smuh. Val 32. 40. 140 Eckelbarger. Bnan 143 Shaw. Pam 35. 55. 66. 146 Smilhson. Cheryl 140 Eldndge. Mike 143 Shepard. James 146 Soards. Belly 35. 38. 66. 67. 136. 140 Ehle. Rob 56 Shroui. Laura 146 Solms.Joe40. 140 Elliot. Bruce 143 Skeens. Doug 146 Soullz. Nanetle 140 Falh. Jerry 26. 27. 28. 36. 37. 78. 144 Slaller. Carol 22, 26. 27. 32. 36. 37. 146 Slanley.Troy 140 Fernandes. Brett 144 Smelser. Robin 16. 29. 32. 35. 1 15. 146 Sleele. Knslie 140 Fields. Tons 144 Smith. Kim 146 Slephenson. Jill 32. 36. 140 Fisher. Mark 61. 86. 144 Soards. Bonnie 32. 35. 146 Slrausbaugh. Kevin 28. 140 Filgerald. Kalhs 144 Soullz, Barry 146 Slroh). Kalhi41. 140 Flannigan. Cindy 38. 144 Souiherland, Jackie 146 Swain. Tom 56. 140 Frazier.Jim 144 Spaulding. Alicia 38. 146 Swanner. Janie40. 140 Fry. Susan 32. 144 Spaulding. Ras 146 Swelnam. Many 140 Gallaway. Faith 144 Sumbaugh. Paul 29. 32, 44. 85. 146 Taylor. Cindy 41. 140. 171 GarrelL Kami 35.41. 144 Sunlev. Troy 146 Teegarden. Paul 40. 140 Glover. Pam 144 Supleton. Randy 146 Thomas. Mel 40. 140 Coins. Wayne 144 Stapleton. Rict 146 Thompson. Jeft 32. 140 Crandone. Mike 34.44.61. 77. 144 Steams. Laura 146 Tliurman. Karen 140 Grose. Donnie 44. 144 Sleele. Penny 27. 146 Tighe. Gary 33. 140 Grose. Harry 61. 144 Stevens. Eydic 2- ' . 14 Tighe.Gayle 2. 35.38.40.41. 140 Guslus.Greg 144 Stevens. Tliomas 146 Trusly. David 140 Hale. Donita 144 Stone. Steve 146 Turner. Stewan 56. 140 Hamilton. Gary 37,44, 144 Slrausbaugh. Mike 14 Vest Kyle 140 Hammond, Sonya 29, 41, 144 Stuttle. Lincoln .56. 14 Walker. David 140 Hams, Clenda 144 Sv anlek. Ten28. 85. 14 Tensbusch, Allen 146 Glasscr. Bill 150 Parne. Daniel 48. 152 Thomas, R.thard 14 Coble. Debbie 29. 33. 150 Pearson. Phil 152 Thompson. Kesm 14 Coble. Kas 150 Philebaum. Carl 152 Thomburg. Rands 14 Coff. Mark28.29.48. 150 Pile. Mike 48. 152 Thurman, Tamms 28. 14 Coodwin. Jackie 150 Poling. Kelly 152 TtoxUc. Beics 147 Gorrell. Kenns 150 Potter. Joyce 152 Truhow. Dan 147 Gorrell. Sieve 150 Prcsnall. Shelly 152 Tudor. Jem 10.41. 147 Grant. Howard 150 Quinn. Vernon 152 Twigg. Dawn 42. 147 Guiles. Jeff 48. 49. 150 Ragsdale. Cindy 29. 37. 152 Velor. Tros 147 Gunler. Roger 150 Ramcy. Julie 33. 152 Vaughn. Diane 16. 29. 32. 35. 38. 86. 147 Hamilton. Andv 150 Ray. Billy 152 Voland. Shern 3. 16. 35. 86. 1 15. 147 Hammons. Shane29.49. 150 Reason. Carl 152 Webb. Niia32.35.67. 147 Harns. Teresa 28. 41. 150 Rigsbee. Kim 37. 152 Websler. Lisa 38. 147 Harler. Kells 27.37. 150 Robinson. Lon 55. 152 Wesling. Lesa 16. 17. 18.35.41. 147 Hawonh. Jcnns 150 Rodman. Jeff 152 WTiition. Lamona 147 Hayden. John 150 Rodriguez. Enc 33. 152 Wilketson.Carv 147 Havworth. Tem29.64. 150 Ropp. Timothy 152 Willes.Jim28. 38. 147 Hazelwood. Ksle 150 Rosman.Chris48. 56. 152 Wilhams. Barb 147 Heath. Jas me 150 Rowe. Lewis 152 Williams. Risa 35. 147 Heathcote. Tammv41. 150 Royal. Renea 27. 66. 152 Williamson. Ton a 147 Heins.Jods 150 Royse. Donald 152 Willis. Chnsline 147 Hcnning. Janet 150 Runkle. Lon 152 Wood. Lisa 35. 38. 41.66. 67. 147 Henning. Janice 150 Russell. Joe 152 Wrighl. Tern 147 Hensles. Timm 150 Saunders. Wood 152 Young. Mike 147 Herrera. Carman 150 Schwartz. Everett 152 Hemng. Nanc 26. 150 Scott. Jeff 49. 152 Freshmen Hester. Donna 29, 55, 150 Hewitt, Chervl 150 Scotl. Robert 152 Sessoms. Clifford 152 Hewitt, John 150 Shafer. Steve 152 Adnanson. Shersl 27. 148 Hildebrants. Tia 28. 52. 85. 150 Shanks. Jeff 49. 152 Ailes.Chns49. 148 Hincs. Andy 150 Shanks. Mark 152 Allhouse. Sandra 148 Hu. John 49. 150 Shanks. Manv 152 Applegale. CaroKn 148 Hodge. Clyde 150 Sheei2. Bob 48. 152 Armes. Sieve 148 Honska. Cheryl 150 Shelton. Mike 152 Alkmson. Sands 28. 148 House. Lisa 37. 150 Shook. Jeff 152 Auler. Bob 148 Hrabik. Andv 49. 150 Shrontz. David 152 Baker. Teresa 148 Hughes. Jeff 150 Simmons. Howard 152 Barnes, Susan 66. 148 Hungerford. Steve 150 Smith. Bobby 152 Basham.Tom 148 Hutchison. Vanessa 150 Smith. Debbie 153 Beal.Jim 118 Jackman. Pam Smith. Greg 28. 29.48. 153 Beckham. Joe 48. 49. 148 Jacks. Jamie 150 Solms. Cathy 37.41.53.66. 153 Beggs. Thea 148 Jacks. Marc 28. 150 Sorah. Warren 48. 153 Bell. Mars Ann 148 Jackson. Tim 150 Souders. Gary 153 Behr. Rick 148 Jacobs. Melissa 150 Soulu. Susan 153 Bennell. T 48. 148 Jeffnes. Kim 150 Southerland. Janet 41. 153 Bickel. Danclic 148 Jcffnes. Lester 150 Soulhwick. Lisa 153 Bickel. Jeff 148 Jeter. Linda 38. 150 Sprinkle. Cinds 38. 153 Bilbs.Cinds 37, 148 Johnson. Dale 29. 44. 56. 150 Stafford. Tracy 29.52. 153 Bilb ,Mela 148 Johnson. Kim 151 Stevens. Timothy 153 Blades, Barr. 148 Kendall. Amy 151 Stoner. Norman 153 Blades, David 148 Kidwell. Jeff 151 Strausbaugh.Sheri37.41. 153 Boiler, Kesin 148 Kinch. Linda 29. 32. 37. 151 Street. Susan 153 Bi s onh. Anila 148 King. Robert 29. 151 Sludebaker. Steve 48. 153 Bosworth, Uun 148 Kirk. Debbie 41. 151 Swafford. Debbie 153 Brenner. Sieve 37 Klinger. Nancy 29. 151 Sweinam.Judy 41. 153 Brock. Roben 49. 148 Lakin. George 151 Tenbusch. Judy 41. 153 Brooks. Kalhs 148 Ushure. Harnel 151 Thompson. Susan 153 Brvanl. Nancs 148 Leech. Greg37. 151 Thurman. Cindy 153 Bumell. Mike 149 Leming. Tracie 151 Thurman. Karla 153 Burner. David 48. 149 Lcsensky. Virginia 41. 151 Tro«lle. Robert 48. 153 Busscrl. Paula 149 Lewis. Angle 151 Tullle. Timoths 153 Camacho, Mark 48. 49. 149 Lewis. Steve 151 Walker. Dale 48. 153 Campbell. Anila 149 Lizar. Bruce 151 Weaver. Mitch 37. 78. 153 Cassadv. Jana67. 149 Long. Brad 1 5 1 Webb. Susan 66. 67. 153 Chilwood.Calhy 149 Long. Doug 151 White. Andy 153 Clasbs.Gaila 149 Looker. Nan 37. 151 White. Debbie 37. 153 Clements. John 48. 49. 149 Losure. Tammy 151 Wick. Artiss 153 Clevenger. Trac 149 Love. Kathy 41. 151 Wilkes. Laura 153 Coble. Diana 37. 148 Love. Ron 1 5 1 Williams. Donna 153 Coflel. Jodie 6 . 149 Uiwden. Tonya 18.27. 151 Wimmer. Tracy 153 Cole. Dennis 149 Lucas. Rene 41. 151 Wise. Julie 26. 27. 153 Cole- KcMn 149 Ludlow. Bruce 151 Wnghl. Dan 153 Colser, Belh 38, 149 Ludlow. Traci 151 Wnghl. Scott 28. 37. 153 CoKer, Joe49. 149 Lynch. LoliU 151 Yeakle. Mars Ann 153 Conner. Keith 149 McCart. Richard 151 Yoke. Mike 153 Corbin. Russell 49. 52. 149 McCollum. Debbie 151 Young. Robert 153 Cragun. Tim 29. 48. 79. 86. 149 McDanicl. Kirk 151 Young. Pat 153 Crotts. Lauren 149 McDaniel. Regina 151 Dails. Kim 28. 52. 149 Dalton. Steve 48, 149 McCinness. Ross 151 McCmness. Ted 151 Cover design: David, Connie 149 McKenzie. Gina 38. 151 Davies. David 149 McLouth. Barb 26. 37. 52. 66. 67. 85. 1 5 1 Davis Debbie 149 Da , Martin 149 McMilhan.Jane 151 McNult. Steve 151 Eric Mathias Dickerson, Tom 149 Mangold. Doran 48. 151 Dillon- Debbie 149 Manning. Ricky 48. 151 ■H H Disncs, Angle 149 Mansbarger. Paul 151 H Dittmeser, Sheila 29, 149 Manin. Brad 52. 151 H Duke, Chuck 26, 149 Martin. Cindy 151 1 Eakins, Rhonda 149 Martin. Dale 48. 151 1 tastes Duke 149 Meyers. Greg 14.28. 151 1 Eccles, Lisa 149 Miller. Steve 151 1 Eckstein, Bruce 149 Mitchell. Eddie 29. 56. 151 1 Eldndge, Karen 149 Monroe. Sammy 151 1 Elkins. Rusl 44,49, 149 Moore. Carmen 26. 27. 37. 1 5 1 1 Ferguson. Dawn 1 1 8 Morgan. Susie 151 H Flsnn. Mall. 13. 37. 149 Monanty. Pat 49. 152 H Foole. John 48. 149 Moms. Linda 152 H Forssthe. Rodnes 149 Murray. Janelle 26. 27. 29. 37. 84. 1 15. 152 1 Fori. Joe 49. 149 Nelson. David 152 H H Fuque. Brenda 149 Noble. Mitch 152 H Furnish Brett 48. 149 Obenchain. Theda 152 HHHpHH I H I Cephart Jef( 149 Ott. Dwighl 24. 152 1 Cerber. Deb 27. 38. 149 Oy ler. Ronnie 33. 48. 49. 52. 1 52 1 Glass. Kaths 149 Parker. Mary 152 I 179 180 181 182 L 183 184