Monroe Central High School - Central Hi Lites Yearbook (Parker City, IN)

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if-of! A Break from Sfudy Hall sg' Q .Wh VE -9 FTA members: Front Ftow: Brenda Drown, Ginger Gilmore, Linda Willis, Debi Calhoun. Standing: Mary Traub, Tony Dickey and Sabrina Sharp. ,f -is-1 Hall Monitors are: Front Row: Joni Hodson, Kim Gooding, Mary Butts, Doris Daniels, Tina Sanders, Standing: Wendi Wright, Terry Shaffer, Lisa Hobley, Tony Dickey, Ginger Gil- more, Phil Bailey and Sherry Fieiber. Many students would rather do a little extra work or have a little extra responsibility than sit through a 55 minute study hall of silence. A few options open to such students are hall monitors, FTA, or working in the office. Each of these tasks not only gives the student something to keep busy, or at least out of study hall, but theysalso each serve as important by helping someone. The hall monitors make it easier on the teachers who need to be in a class, not in the hall. FTA lets a student of senior level work with younger students and assist the teacher. The office girls help the secre- tary a great deal during the day. The office girls are: Robin Breed- love, Roberta Rowe, Dianne Boch, Michell Small, and Tammy Bow. 84 l Hall Monitors, Office Girls, FTA

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..,, .J Q I X v x v A: 4 '53 - 1 v 'T N x I X Q X . .. Ai x g ff First Ftowz' Marla Bales, Carla Bales, Jenny Bousman, Debi Calhoun, Kelly Hinshaw, Mary Traub, Soron P' k tt M a ic e , argaret Watson, Wendi Wright, Sherry Fteiber, Mrs. Washler, sponsor. Second Row: Crystal Nott, Mary Woodard, Lori Hammers, Kim Nott, Kelly Weath- erly, Patty Calhoun, Diane Butts, Natalie Hearst, Lisa Dietemeyer, Nancy Shelton, Lori Reed Third Row' Penny Moore Pam Miller Susan Sla ht M A ug er, ary nn Pepples, Kathy Bow, Roxanna Howell, Tammy Hughes, Tina Reiber, Paige Thompson, Mary Jean Wright, Mary O'Bryant. Fourth Row: Heather Hinshaw, Kelly Elder, Cathy Middletown, Stacy Cox, Cindy Butt, Melinda Humbert, Sherry Ham- mer, Susie Bilbrey, Jackie Tinch, Kath Mosier, Anita Hiatt. Fifth Row: Joellen Wright, Jennifer King, Beth Brosher, Andrea Bly, Kim Thornburg, Barbara Starbuck, Robin Syhoemaker, Fiobin Ducan, Sonia King, Julayne Hammers, Michelle Holiday. Sixth Row: Laural Surpass, Kathy Fleece, Marcy Sayre, Michelle Schlenker, Sandy Paine, Lori Wilson, Stephanie Shelton, Jennifer Schwer, Lisa Paine, Beth Hale, Colette Gantz, Aimee Addington. Mai Maids First Row: Tracy Hodson, Marla Bales, Denise Frame, Barb Lewis, Laura Stime, Michelle Small, Debbie Hegedus. Second Row: Cheryl Hegedus, Denise Walker, Carla'Bales, Nancy Shelton, Joni Hodson, Tina Earls, Sheila Stevens, Tina Vance, Cher lLo an. Third R ' y g ow. Tammy Williams, Teresa Driskill, Michelle Cummins, Dana Combs, Marilyn Bowdell, Julayne Miller, Sharon Craig, Mary Woodard, Wendi Wright. Fourth Row: Rachel Cooper, Robin Shoemaker, Lisa Stevens. Cl' Clubs X 83

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Dedication Brings Rewards Front Flow: Deb Winner, Doris Daniels, Jackie Bennett, Vickie Moland, Debbie Weatherly, Kibra Mock, Alice Weimer, Leesa Hodson, Tim Traub, Tonie Vin- cent, Vanessa Petro, Greg Clark. Mid- dle Flow: Paige Thompson, Kelly Hin- shaw, Angie Small, Lisa Pursifull, Tra- cey Halstead, Mrs. Davis, Robert Gar- ringer, Keith Thomas, Rusty Newton. Back Row: Valerie Cranor, Natalie Rowe, Tony Clark, Ginger Gilmore, Tony Smithson. x .ans Front Flow: Mrs. Davis, Keith Thomas, Deb Calhoun, Lisa Pursiful, Mary Traub. Second Flow: Tony Clark, Tricia Vincent, Shelly King, Tony Smithson, Wendi Wright. Third Row: Mrs. Lee, Gary Hamilton, Tracey Halstead, Kelly Hinshaw. Fourth Row: Leann Osgood, Dawn King, Joey Flydenbark. The Library Club met once a month in the library. Mrs. Davis, sponsor, planned many activities for the club. Another school's librarians came to visit. They went to Richmond Public Library and Earlham College library. The president was Tony Smithson. Vice president was Lisa Pursiful. Lisa Hodson was secretary. Kibra Mock was treasurer and Tracy Halstesd was reporter, . Membership in the National Honor Society is based upon scholarship, I character, leadership and service. ln November of 1978, the Monroe Central Chapter inducted 10 new members to make a total of 32 members for the 1978-79 school year. During the year members acted as guides for the dedication of our new building and sold concessions at wres- tling meets. The annual spring banquet was held at One Accord and new members fur- nished entertainment. ll