Mount Vernon High School - Hoop Pole Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IN)
- Class of 1977
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Mrs. Irma Cox is an attendance counselor for all the students in the Mount Vernon area from Kindergarten through high school, and with the Head Start program which prepares 4 and 5 year olds for kindergarten. Her husband, Ralph Cox is employed at Fuhrer-Ford. They have two children, Susan and David, who are both graduates from Mount Vernon High School. After graduating from Wadesville High School in 1932, she received her formal education from Indiana State, Ball State and Purdue University. Mrs. Cox was an Elementary teacher at Wadesville for six years, 1934- 1942, and at Mt. Vernon for 13 years, 1942-1957. For the last 20 years she has been the attendance counselor for the Metropolitan School District of Mt. Vernon from 1957-1977. MRS. IRMA COX MTENDANCE COUNSELOR SHE IS: Attendance Officer. Liaison Officer from home to school through Welfare and other agencies. Co-Ordinator for supplying needed materials for all students. DAILY DUTIES INCLUDE: Social Work in school and community. Head Start Program duties for students. Work Permits for high school students. SENIOR DISTINCTION DAY 1976 Valedictorians Salutatorians Debra Deusner Rebecca Ogles Four Year Perfect Attendance Tina Althoff Martha Goebel Kevin Buchser Ted Schenk Kurt DeKemper Kimberly Stedtfeld Marcia Hodges AWARD WINNERS Steve Allyn Betsy Booth Charles Bostick Anita Brakle Vanessa Burden Tina Caputo Debra Deusner Marcia Hodges Cindy Isham Brad Johnson Terri KIncade Jeff Koch Sharon Koenig Cathy Mason Julie McCalment Kathy McDurmon Susie Nicholson Rebecca Ogles Heidi Schaffer Ted Schenk Nancy Schoening Cynda Steiner Paul Stone Michele Weidrich Mary Weinzapfel Jeff Witt SENIOR SCHOLASTIC CORDS Steve Allyn Charles Bostick Anita Brakle Sharon Breiner Susan Brown Karen Buchser Kevin Buchser Vanessa Burden Cynthia Curtis Lynda Curtis Kurt DeKemper Debra Deusner Brian DuBois James Grossman Marla Harris Marcia H dges Michael Kaiser Terri Kincade Sharon Koenig Diana Koester Dorothee Krant2 Joyce Kueber Julie McCalment Kathy McDurmon Christina Nix Rebecca Ogles Thomas Scarafia Heidi Schaffer Ted Schenk David Schick NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Steve Allyn Tina Althoff Cheryl Boberg Glenn Boberg Elizabeth Booth Charles Bostick Anita Brakie Sharon Breiner Susan Brown Karen Buchser Kevin Buchser Vanessa Burden Cynthia Curtis Lynda Curtis Kurt DeKemper Julie Dempersmier Debra Deusner Brian DuBois Denise Ervin Rohn Friend Martha Goebel Michaelle Goerlitz James Grossman Thomas Hawley Marcia Hodges Lee Ann Hooper Cynthia Isham Bradley Johnson Reva Juncker Terri Kincade Jeffery Koch Sharon Koenig Dorothee Krantz E. Karen Kuester Julie McCalment Kathy McDurmon Bernard Muller David Nelson Susie Nicholson Christina Nix Judith Norman Rebecca Ogles Deena Phillips Thomas Scarafia Heidi Schaffer Linda Schenk Theodore Schenk David Schick Martin Schroeder Debbra Seibert Mark Settle Cynda Steiner Kathy Stinson Paul Stone Donita Strickland Gale Teague Nancy Tooley Keith Topper Michele Wiedrich Bernard Weber Diane Weber Mary Weinzapfel Jeffrey Witt Steven Yost 5 6 SENIOR CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and Dove White SENIOR CLASS FLOWER Carnation dipped in Royal Blue SENIOR CLASS MOTTO As we walk through life, we will learn from our mistakes and pass on a better world for those who follow. Rebecca Ogles Paul Stone and Rick David Superintendent George Ashworth Debra Erwin David Nelson 7 OUT OF THE FRYING PAN Charles Houchin, Frank Fey, Tina Warrick, Mike Whipple, Sarah Dewart, Deena Phillips, Brock Bullard, Matt Henness, Marla Har- ris, Sondra Veatch, not pictured Rick Kusturin. 9 1976 BASEBALL SEASON Varsity SITTING- L. to R. C. Valier, J. Winiger, J. Lawrence, G. Frazer, M. Funkhouser. STANDING L. to R. S. Smith, Coach T. McNamara, B. Johnson, B. Boerner, R. Renschler, M. Healy, J. Witt, J. Kohlmeyer, A. Erwin, J. Lee, K. Allyn, Coach C. Valier. RESERVE ROW ONE L.to R. J. Lanman, W. Weinzapfel, D. Cox, R. Ricketts, C. Weinzapfel ROW TWO L. to R. B. Martin, B. Groves, W. Clark, M. Funkhouser, B. Weinzapfel, R. Gentry, J. Fischer, ROW THREE L. to R. B. Bourne, M. Weiss, W. Maier, R. Kusturin, R. Boerner, S. Schroeder, R. King, -- Coach C. Valier 11 BOY’S TRACK L. to R. B. Duckworth, K. Baro, A. Upshaw, I. Baker, T. Sanders, B. Benner, S. Jourdan, G. Frazer B. Payne, S. Lawson, T. Juncker, N. Munger, S. Yost, F. Fey, H. Hess, M. Hulsey, T. Culiver B. ' Ervin, R. Friend, M. Scarafia, P. Rynkiewich. P. Goodman, B. Reese, T. Mason, T. Jones, B. Bullard J. Yegerlehner, T. Scarafia, M. Bitzer, M. rearing, D. Johnson, S. Higdon. Leaders of The Pack! GIRL’S TRACK FRESHMEN TRACK going going gone!!! 1ST. ROW M. Ransford, K. Rutledge, B. Higgins, J. Mann, A. Carr. 2ND. ROW C. Jeffries, J. Toelle, R. Scott, N. Jones, F. Gahl. 3RD. ROW S. Moye, B. Schreiber, B. Allen, D. Thompson, J. Lester, R. Kohlmeyer. GOLF 15 TRIP TO MEXICO I I ROW 1 L to R: Connie Redman, Shelly Crist, Carolyn Parrish, Diana Tucker, ROW 2 L to R: Karen Grey, Debbie Main, Darlene Kueber, Velvet Hanes, Lee McCarty, Tom Farrell. On June 10th we took off for Mexico. The trip consisted of many things, both expected and unexpected. The itinerary for Mexico City involved a tour of the City itself and the University of Mexico, a trip to the Pyramids and the Floating Gardens of Xochimilco, and many encounters with the Mexican people. The trip to the Aztec Pyramids was very interesting. One pyramid offered a fantastic view after many, many steps of climbing to reach the top. The tour of Mexico City included a trip to the University of Mexico where the Olympics were held in 1968. We also viewed their library which is well known for the beautiful drawings on the outer wall. The Floating Gardens of Xochimilco were disappointing. It was a bit muddy and lacked the color which was shown in their brochures. We had a gorgeous view of the ocean, where the majority of us went swimming after a shopping trip. It was only after a scary six hour bus ride that we arrived in Acapulco. The trip was fun filled and very rewarding. It came to an end on June 15th when we returned only to find our luggage had been left in Mexico City. SENIORS JUNIORSf«B ■”«■- ■:■' '■' r fe« sophomores: M: Bl K%fi FRESHMEN Mr ■4- v .. : FACULTY -m ; Debra Lynn Adams Joan Bigge Aldrich Fifty years from now, we may reflect « upon these years. Although we may be separated, we will remember. Some of us may meet, many will not be there for one reason or another . . . So let us be united and share the glory of now. Alexandra Shepherd David L. Baier Stanton L. Baird Michael A. Arntz Ivan Edward Baker The Only Free Thing to Be I believe the only free thing to be, is a bird. Soaring and sailing with the wind behind me. Chirping and perching from branch, twig, and tree. A bird? Surely you can see That not being able to communicate is certainly not Alright then, the only free thing to be, Is a general, leading a great infantry. Shouting and roaring at the top of my lungs. Signing and saluting and inspecting those big guns! A general? Surely I jest. I don't believe in war and killing and all that distress. Okay, I shall try the game of win and lose s shoes. out against the war. m each humble shore. of wishing to be falling tree, ing hoards, crumbling vote boards. Gregg A. Cox Beverly Ann Creek Cynthia Ann Day Patricia Sue Dayton Dawn Louise DeKemper Sarah Jane Dewart Connie S. Dickson Rebecca Sue Denning Latricia Ann Chastain James L. Cohlmeyer Rick A. David Wayne Eddie Daws Gordon R. Freimiller Steven Wayne Gallion Catherine Lee Gardner Stephen M. Getz Barbara Ann Goebel Mary Catherine Gibbons Kathleen M. Goebel Raymond Goebel Mark Anthony Gibson 24 Dee Ann Goldman Debbi Sue Gooch Karen Lynn Gray Kimbra Leigh Grebe ' Anthony Eugene Greenwell John Wesley Gross Deborah Sue Hahn Ronald W. Harper T err I Jo Hassell Debra S. Hawkins Captured by Hitler With Oliver Twist In the tower. Guards say, Here's Pen and paper, come Sit and work for an Hour. Oh goodness! How can we escape? I just don't know. A II we can do is grow . . . Tammy Ross Jackson T. Headrick Sherry Utley Henderson Matthew T. Henness Bernard P. Hoehn Curtis A. Hooper Sandra M. Hulsey Pamela Gay Huey Douglas Morris Hodges Dennis Michael Hoehn Stanly Andrew Higdon William Timothy Higg inbottom Daniel Martin J. Hoehn ••• r • • - . - .• •• •• • - « • • !• • •••« • • •' m . ••« .«% 0 •••••■■ ™r.v.-:- -:f homas J. Kueber Michael Joe Ku ames Deming Larty on Thomas Lawrence 28 Scott Allen Lawson John T. Ledbetter David Alan Lewi Donald R. Lindau effery A. Kohlmeyer Beth Allbrighi Kueber UP What we had for one another was more than being like sisters and brothers; It was a special love, That you can only find by growing up to- gether. So my friends, as our graduation day draws near. I'll still cherish the memories and hold you dear. For we have shared a lifetime of sorrow and joy. And in our minds we're still little girls and boys. Latricia Chastain Wesley Michel Julie Beth Mitchell Scott A. McCord Shana Lynette McGennis Kenneth J. Mohr Daniel R. Mohr Scott Alan MuIIenix Michael Bret Moye David Lee Morgan Neil Alan Munger Dean Wayne Nelson lory Norman man Brend; liisra Ah youth! We havfe so much to give. We have so much to hope for. I The world is waiting for us to leave the clutches of our parents and give of our unique individualities. It's like travelling down a country road with the sun In our eyeswnaking it difficult for us Lo see clearly. We push onward, ignoring the gas gauge, the danger of running out of fuel, getting lost, or having a flat tire in an un- familiar place, with no one to help us. We still push on, striving to see what's down that road, forgetting all else and not wanting to return to the the past. But let's not not forget it. Don't leave your parents sobbing, ortfriends out in the cold. Learn from the past aod remember the good times. Travel the road with the memories in your suitcase and remember that road goes two ways. I only h Jke that some®, someone wi 11 jPWffly reflec- tion and care enough to po- fish ft and rje- •■Pfect on th®J -fci_: i memorie nflT ' David Morgan 3KSVM iMMi ■ .• • A.'Snalth ; Stmsoir ■ 'AI o xan dratvnn Sheper6'. . Linda Jean. Stoat '.v;i . ' i.i? ■.ri ‘%S! A reflec- tion? jj I sometimes wonder if ithey're impor- tant. Then I think, of course they are, a shiney picture on an object or i William L. Stinson ‘hornas Dwonna S. Tennisoi Virgil Preston Thomas Odena ■yan Keith Topper David Paul Tron Diana Marie Turner kllen Wayne Upshaw ■icia Marie Ungethum Sometimes I listen, and I can t almost-hearra -i voice that's faded, forgotten through the years. I didn't know hint well, yet I'm with him night and day. He's really very quiet, neve; much to say. He always knovOs what's wrong, and fliy in- jured souffle mends Somedaf we'll be together . . . My imaginary friend. Joy Carol Wagon David Wayne Wagner Sondra J. Vealch Tina Louise Waller Jane Ann Walter Robert David Walsh Jr ■r L, Watson Mark A. Wargel Janica Lynn Webb Lesa Marie Watts Connie Lynne Weatherford Webei r sit: •;iM§ in, TONY ALAN YEIDA Born: January 9, 1959 Died: August 19,1976 He was a person who was loved and re- spected by many people. He will always be remembered. I heard him say once, If you don't dislike anyone, you will have less enemies. He got along with almost anyone. He was the kind of person who could make friends easily. He'll be missed, His quiet ways, His gentle smile. My, But he was loved, And he did love. Billy Martin Cole Cleta Collins Bruce Steven Givens Gary Wayne Hancock Robert Eugene Hargrove Charles Eugene Houchin Stanley Ludwig Andrew H. Missey Lorna A. Weiss FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT feared I would have a communications problem with my family but this was soon resolved. My new family proved to be nice, friendly, and more than OK'1 people. I really enjoy and appreciate being in my new home. My Chilean family consists of my Father Juan, an employee of the Post Office in Santaigo (the capitol of Chile); my mother, Maria, who does community work for the needy people in Santaigo; my brother Mauricio, 19, who works in the Post Office; my brother Claudio, 17, a senior in an electronics school; and my two sisters Cecilia, 14, and Juanita, 11. I am 18 years old and was born on November 2. 1958. I live in the center of my country, where the climate is very similar to Southern California. This year held a big surprise for me because of the many snows and very cold weather which I have never experienced in Santaigo. This permitted me to practice several sports that I have never known before--ice skating and tobogganing. The toboggan was easy for me to master since it is similar to a sport which we pratice on the beach in the summer. But learning to ice skate proved to be very hard. I want to tell you my first experience with ice skating . . . The first day that I tried, I saw another person skating-this looked very easy. Later I put on my skates and went on to the ice with some friends. After several seconds my my friends started to call, Where are you. Carlos? . . . one . . . two times they called. Here, here, here! dumb boys . . . I was flat on the ice, very scared and unable to pick myself up. Now I can ice skate better but what was the cost? . . . I will not tell you this. If you want to know the answer, first ask, How is your back or . . . ? School here is very different but I have many opportunities to learn about new and different things. In Chile each high school requires 12 subjects during the year which you study at various hours during the week. The type of subjects are philosophy, physics, sciences, The people of our time look at traveling as a means of communication, a way of enjoying nature, a way of discovering the scenery, a way of investigating for oneself the mystery and the poetry of a beautiful universe. I, Carlos Escobar, an American Field Service winter exchange program student from Santaigo, Chile, am a part of this universe. I arrived in Mt. Vernon on August 12, 1976, when I became a member of the Glenn Jacobs family who live on Blackford Road two miles from Mt. Vernon. My American family consists of Glenn, Wilma, Debbie, John, and Alan. At first I w- hile attending Mr. Vernon High School I took ?3 ,in social r' mathematics, and physical classes in social studies, typing, French, English, id physical education. I belong to the French Club, AFS, and Key Club. I enjoy watching all sports and especially enjoyed playing on a soccer team in Evansville. I am very interested in understanding the sports in the United States because I believe through this knowledge I can understand more about the personality of the people. I'm interested in football and did try to become a icker for the team. Later I entered wrestling which oyed very much even though it is very hard . I thoroughly enjoyed my time spent in practicing this MPH ...r......interests are in ■ - arts and theater and music--American rock and concerts, and modem. My hobbies are making 1 SfHeiir native sculptures, playing osing on the guitar, and very type of music. 1 like people and discuss and thereby make new dancing to K! ”” f Chl h°fin9 t0 ttend lj?e Urj i HSty and plan to .major in psychology or pursue a medical career. There are some different things in Vernon but I reel very lucky to come here. I find the people very friendly. When the time passes, week after week, month after month, an then must return to my native coun IIP ! that anot dent will enjoj ience. DEBRA L. ADAMS Am. Field Service 2 Boost} 1. 2. 3. Girls Volleyball an| JOAN BIGGE ALDRICH Art 1. 2 KAYLA A. ALDRICH [ 1. 2. 3 4 CjAA I. 2. KEVIN E. ALLYN Council 3. 8and JllT ncil 4. Pom Pom 1, H.2 quirt Basketball 1. 8and 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. Musical 1. 2. E quires 1. 2. 3. Pep Band 2. 3. 4. Musical Orchestra 3. 4 DEREK S ALMON Outdoor Sports 3. Wrestling 2. Yearbook 1 MARK R ANDERAKO Am. Field Service 3. 4. French 2. 3. 4. Golf 3, 4. Jr. CivitanJ Golf 2, 3. 4. Wrestling 2. 3. 4. Band 12, 3.1 Musical 1.2,3 MICHAEL A ARN TZ Chess 3. 4. Golf 2. 3. 4 Outdoor Sports 2. Golf 1. 2. 3 4. Golf Club Pres 4 DAVID L BAIER Art 1. 4. Booster 1, Camera 4. DECA 3. Ind. Hist 2. 3. Nat Hist L Science 2 STANTON L BAIRD Choir 3. Musical 3 IVAN E. BAKER M Club 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3 REX R BAKER Outdoor Sports 2 KARL A BARO Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3 REBECCA M BATES Future Homemakers 1. 2. Ind Hist. 2. 3. 4 Jr, Civitan 3 } GAYLE I 8AUER Booster 1. 2. 4. GAA 2. 3. 4. Span. Honor Socel JACK E BAUMAN Chess 2. 4 JILL A BAUMAH J Hiil i. Society 3. School Services Club 1 1. Spahtst 3. 4. Choir 2. Cheer le.td r 1. 2. Am. f eid Service 3. 3 4 LINDA S BECKER Booster 1. 2. GAA 1. Jr. Civitan 4, Student Council 2. 3 CONNIE S BENNINGTON Nat Hist.-L Science 2 STEVEN W BERGSTROM Art 1 Camera 2. 3. 4. Chess 2. 3. Student Council 3. Band I. 2 3 Yearbook 4. Musical 3. Camera Pres 4 RENITA M BLEDSOE Booster 1. 2. DECA 3. 4. Jr Civitan 2. Spanish 2 MICHAEL E BLYTHE Chess 1. Cross Country 2. Yearbook 3 SHERRI I BOERNER Booster 1. 2. 3. DECA 3. 4. French 1. Student Council 2. 3. 3. B Queen Court 1. DECA Treas. 3. 4 JOHN T BOSTICK Am. Field Service 2. 3. Pres 4. French I, 2. Treas. 3. Pres 4. Golf 1. Jr Civitan Vice Pres. 2. Key Club 3. 4. Student Council 4. Nat. Honor Society 3. 4. Mod Music Masters 2. 3. Pres 4. French Honor Society 3. 4. Cross Country 1. Golf 1. 2. 3. 4. 8and 1, 2. 3. 4, Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. Hoosier Boy's State LISA R BRASS I Booster 1. GAA 1. office Ed 4. Pom Pom 2 SHERI L BRAUSER Am Field Service 3. Office Ed. 2, Pari. 3. Band 1 JOHN C BREEZE SHEILA BRENNER Fut. Homemakers 1. Spanish 3. Sec. 4. Show Biz 1. FEA 3. Nat Honor Society 3. 4, Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 4 ' i RAGINA I BROWN Booster 1. 2. 3, French 2. Nat. Hist.-L. Sci. 3. Office Ed TIMOTHY L. BROWN Am Field Service 3. 4. Audio-Visual Vice Pres 2. Camera 3 French 2. 3. 4. Jr Civitan 4. Nat. Hist -L. Science 2. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. Sho-v Biz 1. Student Council 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4, Wildcat Word 3. Musical 1. 2. 4 ROBIN L. BUCHANAN “JXlJr r.v“ 4, Pom Pom 3, 4 BRO K BUI LARD i Arr Field Service 3 Art 1 French 2. 3. 4. Ind. Hist 2. 3. Vice Pres 4. Key Club 3 4 Show Biz 1. S1 -dent Council 3. Pres 4. Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1 2 Trick 1. . 3. 4. Musical 2. 3. 4. Spring Play 2. 3. 4 KEITH Q, BULLARD Nat. Hist I Soon lj pan sh 2, Basketball 1 KEITH H. BURKS L CINDY S. CARR A Booster 1. 2. 3. G 1, Student Council !; 2. 3. Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. B. Queen Court 1 Class Sec JOHN A CARROL Band 1. 2. 3. 4 KEVIN M CHAMP! AIN French 3 Key Cluh 2. 3. 4. M Club 3. 4. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. Football 1. Cross Country 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. Track 1. 2. 4 CHARLES A CHASTAIN e2M Club Outdoor Sports 4. Football 4. Track 3, Wrestling 1 LATRICIA A CHASTAIN Am 'Field Service 4. Booster 1. Ind Hist. 4. JCL 2. 3. Jr Civitan 4. Show Biz 1. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Flag Girl 2. 3. 4 JAMES L COHLMEYER Booster 1. Chess 4. DECA 4. DECA Reporter 3. Wrestling 1 ILcAf COLE _______ Golf 4 Ind. Arts 1. 2. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. 4. Spectator Sports 4 GREGG COX HMpCouncii 3, Football 1, 2. 3. 4 HeRLV A CREEK P Field Service 2, 3. 4. Ind Hist 4. Jr. Civitan 2. 3. 4. FTA 1. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Color Guard 3. 4 DAVID ____ r Sports 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2. 4. Cross Country 1. Class Pres B WAYNE E. DAWS Student Race Rel Vice Pres 3. Choir 4 CYNTHIA A DAY 3. 4. Future Home Makers 1. Office Ed 2. 4. Show Biz 1. r 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 1. 2. 3 N 3. 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. Yearbook 3. Editor 4 3. 4, GAA 1. 2. 3. Pres 4. Spectator Sports 4. Student Council 1. Band 4. Flag Girl i REBECCA S. DENN NG Booster I. Ind Hist 4RAH OEWART Am Field Service 2. 3. 4. Booster 1. French 3. 4. Ind Hist. 2. Jr Civitan 2. FF A 1. Hist 2. Sec 3. Pres 4, Nat Honor Society 3. 4. French Honor Society 4 Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Yearbook 4. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4, Spring Play 2. 3. Esquires 2. 3 4, HoosieA Girl’s State 3 CONNIE S. DICKSON Am. Field Service 3. Art 2. Nat Honor Society 4. Choir 3 NORMAN R DIXON BRI I? DUCKWORTH ________ _____ Ury M, 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Band f7 '27%'. 4 STEPHEN L DUCKWORTH Outdoor Sport 1. 2 ELAINE OUNNING , Am Field Serviced. 4. French 2. 3. 4. Ind. Hist 3. 4. Jr Ctvij Builders 2. Band I SUSAN. DURHAM Am. FMId Seme 2 Booster 1. 2. 3 Pres 4 GAA 1. U,J Mastersk3. Hist . Band 1. 2. 3. •• Domjfom . 2. Dir 3. DAVID SUL gM|EC« ■ French 3. 4. Basel il 3 MtLVINW NGLEfB ___________________ B ■ Sunsnme 1. PATRICIA S. I Boosrlfr i DAWN L DEI 8ooster 1. it. 2. 3. 4 n 4. Body 1. Mod Music ' GERALD B I RWIN Outdoor Sports 1. A; Football 3. 4. CARLOS A ESCOBAR An noTrTspr vitj? 4 French 4. Key 3. 4 4. Wrestling GUNN E. FISCHER Key Club 3. 4. Outdoor Sports 2. 3. Wrestlir.j 1. 3. 4 GREGJ FISCHER V Outdoor Sports 2. Football 1. Basketball 1 CHRISTINE J FOL2 Art 1 OECA 3. 4. GAA 1. Choir 1. 3 SONORA K FOLZ Art 2. 3 4, Office Ed 2. 3. Wildcat Word 3 GARY R. FRA LR Art 1, 2. 3. 4, Camera 3. Ind. Hist. 4. Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. Track 1 2. 3. Musical 3. 4. Spring Play 3 GORDON R. FREIMIUER IV7 ‘ j| deca 2 ■ '1 : STEVEN W GALLION Outdoor Sports 2. 3 CATHERINE L. GARDNER Am Field Service 3. Booster 1 2. Chess 1. i rench 1. 2. 3. 4, Student Co 2. 3. Treas 4. Jr Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4. Nat. Honor Society 3. 4. French Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 1. 2. Class Sec 4 STEPHEN M. GETZ Am Field Service 3. 4. Chess I. French 2. 3 4. Golf 3. 4 Jr Civitan 2. Show CToCrBlff 1. ■BasfeetbatT 1. Golf 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 2. 3. 4 MARY C GIBBONS Booster 1. Jr. Civitan 1, Spanish 1. Mod Music Masters 3. Band 4. Musical 4 MARK A GIBSON Chess 4. Ind. Hist 4. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. Sr “♦ator Sports 4. Wrestling 1. 2 m BRUCE S. GIVENS BARBARA A GOEBEL Future Homemakers I. Office Ed. 2. 3. Sec 4 KATHLEEN M GOEBEL Choir 2 RAYMOND GOEBEL Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. Ind Arts 1 DEE ANN GOLDMAN Am Field Service 2. Camera 3. Chess 1. Ind Hist. 2. 3. 4. Office Ed 4. Wildcat Word 3. 4 Editor 4 DEBBI S GOOCH Am Field Service 4. Body Builders 3. Ind. Hist. 3. 4. Office Ed. 2. 4 KAREN L. GRAY JCL 4. Jr. Civitan 4. SAC 4 KIMBRA L GREBE Booster 1. 2. 3. GAA 1. 2. 3. Student Council 2. 3. 4. F Queen Court 4 ANTHONY E GREENWELL Chess 1. Show Biz 1. Student Race Rel. 3. Student Council 1. Choir 1. 2. 3. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4 JOHN W GROSS Audio Visual 1. 2. Vioe Pres 3. Chess 3. JCL 4. Nat Hist.-L. Science 1, 4 DEBORAH S. HAHN Booster 1. GAA 1. Ind Hist. 2. 3. 4. Spectator Sports 4. Track 2. Volleyball 3. 4 ELIZABETH A HALL Booster 1. 2. 3. 4. French 1. c. 3. Treas. 4. GAA I, Ind. Hist 2. 3. Treas. 4. Student Council 3. Cheerleader 3. 4 GARY W HANCOCK French 2. Outdoor Sports 2 DENNIS W HARDY Audio Visual 1. DECA 3. 4 ROBERT E HARGROVE Audio Visual 1. Pres. 2. Spring Play 2. 3 RONALD W HARPER Audio Visual 2. Outdoor Sports 4 TERRI JO HASSEL Am Field Servie 4. Audio Visual Sec. 1. Pres 2. Booster 2. JCL 2. 3. 4, N.it Hist -L Science 1. Nat. Honor Society 3. 4. Musical 1 DEBRA S HAWKINS Student Race Rel Sec. 3 JACKSON T. HEADRICK Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. Football 2. Baseball 2. 4. Basketball 2 ROY J HEADRICK KENNETH L. HEINTZELMAN JCL 2. 3. 4. Jr Civitan 3. Pres 4. Show Biz 1. Student Counoi 1. 2. 3. Footbai 1. Band 1. 2. 3 4 Choir 4. Musical 1.2. 3. 4. Spring Ray 4. Esquires 4 SAC4 ROBERT W HENDERSON Outdoor Sports 3. 4. Football 1. Basketball 1 SHERRY UTLEY HENDERSON Art 1. 2. Booster 1. 2. GAA I. Ind Hist. 1 Cheerleader 1. 2 MATTHEW T HENNESS Ind Hist 1. 2 3. Ind. Arts 1. 2 3. 4. Jr Civitan 1. Student Council 1. Football 1, Spring Play STANLEY A HIGDON Chess 1. Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1 Tr.i :k 1. 2. 3. Wrestling 2 WILLIAM T HIGGINBOTTOM Key Club 1. 2. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3 4, Student Council 1. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1. Basketball 1. 2. 3. Musical 1. 2. Spru i Ray 1 DOUGLAS M HODGES Ind Hist 3. 4. Mod Music Masters 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 BERNARD P HOEHN Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4. M” Club 4. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. V. Pres. 3. 4 Football 4. Cross Country 1. Wrestling 2. 3. 4 DANIEL MARTIN J HOEHN Chess 4. DECA 3. Ind Hist. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 4. Football 1. 2 DENNIS M HOEHN DECA Pres. 3. 4. Outdoor Sports Sec. 1. V Pres. 2. Sec-Treas. 3. Pres. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. Wrestling 3 PAUL L HOLBROOK DECA 3. 4 CURTIS A HOOPER Football 1. F Att Escort 2 CHARLES E HOUCHIN Musical 1. 2. 3. Spring Ray 3 PAMELA G HUEY Booster 1. 2. Jr. Civitan 2. 3. Choir 2. 3 SANDRA M HULSEY Future Homemakers 1. GAA 1. Office Ed 2. 3. Track 2. Choir 1. 2. 3. Wildcat Word 3. Yearbook 4 Musical 1. 2. 3 CHARLENE D HYATT Office Ed. 4 ELLA J JOHNSON GAA 1. Show Biz 1. Students Race Rel I. 3. Sec. 2. Pres 4 LLOYD D JONES Student Race Rel 4 DENNIS W JOURDAN Key Club 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 2 SCOTT W JOURDAN Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 4. Track 3. 4 Ct ARFNCF A IUNCKFR Audio Visual 2. Chess 2. Jr. Civitan 4. Student Council 3. Football 1. 3. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3. 4 ROBOT KAY DECA 3. 4 MB EPH E KLHH : 1 Visual JOHrls KING Audio Visual 1. 4. Sec JENELLE . KIRBY 2. 3. Chess 1. Golf 1. 2. 3. Wildcat Word 3. 4 RNON K KIRK KNIGHT vice 4. Golf 3. 4. S’ Music Mast££s 2. 3. ' ■ nt Council 2. Nat. Honor Society 3. V. Golf 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 3 kNOX 1. 2. Pres 3. 4. Chess 1. Ind. Hist 2. Jr. Civitan 3. Musical 3 KOHLMEYER 2. 3. 4. Key Club 2. 3 4 M” Club 3. 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3. . Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 JM. KRAUSE Office Ed § Pres. 4. School Service 1 ALLBRIGHT KUE8ER OARLtNr KUEBER fl feld Service 4. Ind Hist 2. 3 4 S J KUEBER AEL JOE KUHN 3. V. Pres. 4. Jr. Civitan 3. 4. Show Biz 1. Student Council I, 2. 3 4 ootball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1.2 3. 4. Track 1. 2. Choif 4. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. SAC 4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES % B Quean C ourt 1 JAMES D LARTY Key Club 3. 4. Student Council 1 4 JON T LAWRENCE Key Club 3. 4 M Club 2. 3. Treas 4. Outdoor Sports 2. 3. Football 1. 4. Baseball 1. 2 3. 4. Wrestling 1.2.3 Musical 4 SCOTT A. IAWSON 2. 3. 3 4 Spectator Sports 4. Mod Track 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 2. 3. 4. Music 1 2. 3. Civitan 4 Nat Honor Society 3. 4 Spring Hist.-I Science 2 . Office Ed. 2. Spaniel - - 4 fit Golf 1. Key Club 2. 3. 4. M” C Masters 2. 3. Pres 4. Football 4 4 Wildcat Word 3 Musirat 3 JOHN T. LEDBETTER Outdoor Sports 4 DAVID A LEWIS Art Pres 1. JCL 2. 3. Pres 4. Jr Play 2 DONALD R. LINDAUER WILLIAM C. LONNBERG Chess 1. 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 4. N STANLEY LUDWIG Wrestling 1 DEBORAH J MAIN Am Field Service 3. 4. Booster I Nat Honor Society 3. 4. Spanis fHono TERESA J MALLORY Booster 1. 2. 3. Treas. 4. DECA 3. GAA 1. 2. Ind Hist. 2. 3. 4. Show Biz 1. Student Council 3. F Queen Court 3 BRIDGET A. MALONEY Booster 1. 2. GAA 1. JCL 2. 3. Sec 4. Student Council 4. Nat. Honor Society 4 VW DONNA J MANN Am. Field Service 3. Booster 4. Office Ed 2. Sec 3. V. Pres. 4. Pom Pom 4 BRAD K. MARTIN Audio Visual 1. Future Farmers 1. 2. 3 CHRISTY L. MARTIN Booster 1. 2. 3. V. Pres. 4. GAA 2, 3. 4. Office Ed. 4. Show Biz 1. Nat. Honor ty 3. 4. Pom Pom 2. Dir 3, 4. Musical 2. 3. 4 REGORY A. MARTIN Visual 3. Future Farmers 1.2 3. V. Pres 4 ,H RAE MARVEL Field Service 2. DECA 3. Sunshine 2. 3. Choir Sec. 3 STEVEN E MASON DECA 3. Ind. Hist. 1. 2. 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3. Football 1. Basketball 1. Track 1. Class Pres. 1 ANDREW MCBRIDE Outdoor Sports 1. 2. Wrestling lg SUSAN L MCBRIDE Booster 2. DECA 3. 4. Show Bi 1. Choir 1. Sec 3. 4 NANCY C MCCARTY Am. Field Service 2. 3. GAA 1. Sunshine 1. Band 1. 2. Musical 2 3 SCOTT A MCCORD Audio-Visual 1. 2, 3. DECA 3. 4. Outdoor Sports 4. Football 1 SHANA L MCGENNIS Am Field Service 4. Chess 1. French 2. Ind. History 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 4. Nat. Hist.-I Science 3. Mod. Music Masters 2. 3. 4. TFack 1. 2. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 1. Wildcat Word 3. Cheerleader 3. Musical 1. Class ||ist 4 WESLEY MICHEL Audio -Visual 1. 2. 3. Chess 1. 2 Ind. Arts 1. Cross Country ■ 2. Basketball 1 Track 1 ANDREW H MISSEY P French 1. 2. 3. 4. Ind History 4 Country 1 2. Basketball 1. 2. 3 JULIE BETH MITCHELL ,ross ent dRincil 1. 3. Footbai 3, C ttack 1. Wildcat Word 1. 2. 3 • Am. Field Service 2. 3. Sec 4 I 'ench Club 1 3 Hist 2. Sec. 4, Jr. Civitan 2. 3. Show Biz 1. Nat Honor Society 3, 4, Mod Music Masters 2. 3 4. French Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 1, 2. 3 4. Musical 1. 2. 3. Esquires 2. 3 DANIEL R. MOjJR Outdoor SpOrTs 2. 3. 4 KENNETH J MOHR Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. 4. Fba Queen Court DAVID LEE MORGAN Am. Field Service 2. 3. 4. Art 1. French 2. Junior Civitan 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Musical 1. Jr Civ. V Pres 4 MICHAEL BRET MOVE Am Field Service 3 4. French 3. 4. Golf 3. H story 2. 3. 4. Jr Civ 4. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 1. 2. 3 . m SCOTT ALAN MULLENIX Audio-Visual 1. DECA 3 nemlan munger A Ao-Visual 1. 2. Art 3. 4. Fball 2. 3. Track 3. 4 D; In ViAYNE KELSON Calss 1. 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civ 4 Nat. Hist.-Ufe Sci 2. Nat l Hon J. 4, GAA l. 2. Hist. 2. Quedn Ct. 2 4. Nat’l Hon. Soc t iz 1. 3. 4 Treat. _____ __________ 4. Treas. Wildcat Word 3, - KAY LEE NIXBooster 1. 2. 3 Stu. Coun 3.4. Cheerleader' JANE MARY NORMAN Booster 4. OEA 4. Stu Coun PAMELA SUE NORMAN Am Field Ser 4. FHA 1. 2 Hist. 3. JANET LYNN NURRENBERN Booster 1. 2. 3. Hist 3. Jr Civ 4 Stu Coun. 1. Cheerleader 1. F ball Queen Ct 4 MICHAEL ALAN OETH Outdoor Sports 3. 4 TERESA J ORTH Art 3. Sunshine GEORGE KEVIN OSBORNE BRENDA OVERFIELD DECA 3. 4. Spanish 3. Sec 3. 4-DECA KATHY ANN PARRISH Am. Field Ser. 3. 4. JCL 2 3. 4. Creative Writing 3. Nat l Hon Soc. 3. 4 PATRICIA ANN PATRICK Show Biz 1 BRENT ALLEN PAYNE M Camera 2. Key Club 3. 4. M” Club 3. 4. Spectator Sports 4 Pres . Stu. Coun. 2. Nat l Honor Soc. 3. 4. Football 1. Cross Country 3. 4. Baseball 1. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4, Track 2. 3. 4. Class V. Pres. 1. 2. 3. 4 Boy s State 3 TWYLA S. PETERSON KEITH ALLEN PHARR Wrestling 1. 2 RODNEY A PHILLIPS Audio-Visual 1. 2. Chess 2 DECA 3. 4. Outdoor Sports 4 KATHY LOUISE POLLARD FHA 3. OEA 3. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 BARBARA ANN QUINN Hist. 3 VICKIE JANE RAAB Am. Field Ser. 3. Booster l. Hist. 3. Stu. Coun. 1. Nat l Hon. Soc. 3. 4. Mod Music Masters 2. 3. Hist 4. Sec.. 8and 1. 2. 3. 4 TROY DEE REDMAN French 2. 3. Mod. Music Masters 2. 3. 4. Fren Hon Soc. 3. Band 1. 2, 3. Outdoor Sports 4 TINA MARIE REINEKE Booster 1. 2. 3. GAA 1.2. 3. 4. Treas 2. Basketball 3. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3 MAKAILA JEAN ROBERTS Am Field Ser 3. 4 Audio Visual 1. 2. Hist Soc. 3. 4 Pres . Mod Mus Masters 3. 4. Si 4. Musical 1. 2. 3 STEPHEN M. ROCHE Stu. Coun. 4. Cross Coun 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3 SCOTT E. ROEDER Outdoor Sports 3. 4. Spanish 1. Baseball 1. 2 TAMMY LEE ROSS PAUL M RYNKIEWICH Hist. 1. 2. 3. 4. Key Club 3. 4, M Club 2. 3. 4. Spectator Sports 4 V. Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Basketball 1. Track 1. 2. 3. Wrestling 2 JUDITH M. SAMMET KATHY SCAN I AN Booster 1. Stu Coun 1 DANNAH LYNN SCHAFFER Am. Fild Ser 2, 3. 4. Audio-Visual 1 Treas.. French 1. GAA 1. 2. 3. 4. J.C.L. 3. 4 Hist.. Jr. Civ. 2. Class Treas. 1, Basketball 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4, Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 4 MICHAEL B SCHENK Outdoor Sports3 3. 4. Pres.j Nat’l Hon. 3. 4. Cho r 1. 2. 3. Pres CINDY RAE SCHISLER Am Field Ser. 2. 3. 4. GAA 1. 2. Hist. 4. Jr. Ciy. 3. 4. Spanilh 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 REBECCA I SCHMIDT - Jk. Show Biz 1. Track 2. Choir 2. 3. 4 | MICHAEL B. SCHNAUTZ Football 1. 2. 3 WILLIAM JOHN SCHNOOR FFA t. 2 3 THOMAS A. SCHUTTE Out Sport 1, 2. Nat. 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Fuchs, Kevin Buokett, Susan Bodkins,.and tori • A? i NO PICTURES Henry Angemeier Daniel Baird Tammie Burgess Douglas Burks Kenneth Duty Betty Gibbs Curtis Harms Spenser Key John Nickell Keith Steward Samuel Walden Darrell Riggs Mr. George ishworth Superintendent Cuii'ver n Assistant ,■■'% Mr. ilelvin J. Levin Assistant S uper i ntendent-Instructlon Mr. James 0. Baxter Assistant Superintendent-Business PICTURED L to R: Mr. Elmer Pharr, Mr. David Ries, Mr Wayne Cullfey, Mrs. John Crist, Mrs. Dan Norman ■1 air i a • r. PRINCIPAL AND ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ■. 1 ,r- -Wtv Senio fi' High ■6 tyfto become-, ive iitembea M h Rudely. -Eve iy Mill . 6e mddeito'jaiavide v ' meaptngrfueiuwuti xyi and ’• ' co-cuMltlilaA. lea . '■ expe Uenc.£ thu , each' student to i hime ta tkt i II i '!•.■ ;• • -Vv_v«.- Prt ncrpajL ! • G. D®rtai 'tjtoejffitz -V; vDJscitfskWrn Progi Ss? . • . . • • • fi •. K i ( . sT'v- Assistant Principal' „ . :; Bifly-p. Walker • V l ' • My with fio •' each student but Ut. l eanon- High' School that each individual, would achieve to hltoa 'Jnea maximum level a t potential. We - sall have di eaent level or{ ability ' a well, a 'diti cint' inteAfyt , bdt we should all Wiiye to do as well a , out ability will allow. ’ ‘J VIV Judy Grebe v j,'Ms. Oorthy O'risk J Mrs Arm RayleiK . FOREIGN ANGUAGE Mrs, Bonnie Awe . Mf. .Varty Blubaumu VtrS. -dean HajvISy Mr. .John JamesoQ Mrs. Anna 6$rry s„ Mn Robert Calhpuc Mrs' Pe gy, Hdtrrgip Mr. Andy' 'IrldaLier. ENGLISH , Mf. John Bbnar ■, Mr.-Tom Collins V,- Mr. Stephen Fueling- Mrs. Linda Means -Mr. Rob.ert.Mi ray JVIr. John RiiKsford Mr. David Refesp Mr. Bruce Schuessler ■ - V Mr. Kenneth feargo JM . Tom McNamara Mr. £ elbert Pace w I $•{ V76. V Gferald Jeffries Mr. Lairry Merritt li. Becki; T6cker DRIVERS EDUCATION, HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCAT V' - ” •' I PS : ''rrJ MUSIC fQk.- Mr. Mil e Kaiser ! j j' ■ J' - Mr. Charle’s Littl V ’ Mrs. Helen MrfCd?. Mrs. Helen MeC W-. . ..,-V y J e -.. -N K . A Mr; K. V. BryAQt Mr. Clifton Mgrrick Mr. DaqleKSchroeder LIBRARY NURSE ■ wi , S6p,Ma Kaiser. He N ; SERV PROGRAM, |||fe|| v._ - Mike Kaiser isiiie sori.of Raflpb and S p.hl; Ilf . has been hired throughi the SEBV,. program wi'.tlie IndustifAl 1« Art’s arda. HiVb i.marV j i to aid the Special Education; 1 _ • students.who arti diirotlecHn those classes. tyrtke was.a l| •' Member, of-t-he 19 7£ graduating clasyof Mt. Ve non High |2 School aid was theVecipient Of; the Industrial -ts award-. ,i Ms. Montreva Wilkins I V • . . ■ ■. v Mrs. Carol Martin 79 ART AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES Minnie Allyn, Betty Buchana, Esther A. Carroll, Barbara Champlain, Doris Cunningham, Margie Curtis, L Janice Flener, Melba King, Delores M. McDurmon, Georgia Marvel, Leona Moore, Lisa Oyler, Annetta M Stallman, Betty J. Stallman, Li Iliam M. Stevens, Linda Stone, Martha Stratton, Mary Thompson, Agnes Turner, Elizabeth Udhe, Dorothy Watson, Elizabeth Wiedrich. rTry CTyiHf T tw M Volleyball MV- 0 Harrison 2 MV- 2 Princeton 0 MV- 1 Reitz 2 Girls Basketball MV- 1 Gibson Southern 2 MV- 1 Jasper 2 Nov. 18 MV- 19 Reitz 51 MV- 2 New Albany 1 Nov. 24 MV- 42 Boonville 57 MV- 2 Tell City 1 Nov. 29 MV- 5 Tell City 58 MV- 2 Tell City 0 Dec. 1 MV- 39 Princeton 41 MV- 2 New Harmony 0 Dec. 8 MV- 29 North Posey 52 MV- 2 New Harmony 0 Dec. 15 MV- 28 North 61 MV- 0 Castle 2 Jan. 5 MV- 21 Castle 58 MV- 0 Mater Dei 2 Jan. 13 MV- 29 Central 40 MV- 2 North Posey 0 Jan. 22 MV- 25 Tell City 49 MV- 2 North 0 Jan. 22 MV- 24 Jasper 50 f tel MV- 1 Gibson Southern 2 Jan. 25 MV- 39 North Posey 38 % MV- 0 Central 2 Sectionals 1 «V MV- 2 Harrisn 1 MV- 0 Memorial 2 Chris Weinzapfel (Fr) Jasper, 1st. Tell City, Sectional, 1st Regional, SIAC i Kevin Veatch (Jr.) Jasper, 1st. Tell City, Sectional, 2nd. Regional, Mark Anderako (Sr) Jasper, 2nd. Tell City, Sectional Mark Hoehn (So) Jasper, 2nd. Tell City Bob Weinzapfel (Sr) Sectional, 2nd. Jasper, Tell City, 2nd. SIAC Bruce Schneider (Jr) Tell City, 2nd. Jim DeCarli (Jr) Jasper, 1st. Tell City, Sectional, 2nd. Regional SIAC Randy Gentry (So) Sectional, 4th. Jasper, Tell City Scott Lawson (Sr) Jasper,! 1st. Tell City, Sectional Tim M|cGennis (Jr) Jasper, 2nd. Tell City, Sectional John Mosby (Jr) Sectiortal, 2nd. Jasper, Tell City Jay Cbpse (Jr) k«ty al, 3rd JasPer Tell City Brett Benner (Jr) Sectional, 2nd. Jasper, Tell City Cross Country MV- 15 Jasper 49 MV- 3rd JasperInv. MV- 3rd MV Inv. MV- 3rd Princeton Inv. MV- 15 Bosse 50 MV- 18 Gibson Southern 37 MV- 15 New Harmony 50 MV- 2nd Posey County MV- 5th North Posey Inv. MV- 11th Lincoln Trails MV- 21 Mater Dei 30 MV- 11th SIAC K V CROSS COUNTRY 1976 FRONT ROW L to R, Stacey Moye, Keith Rutledge, Stan Higdon, Brian Higgins, Brian Duckworth, Jeff Yegerlehner, Kevin Champlain, John Yegerlehner, BACK ROW L to R, Kevin Allyn, Brock Bullard, Brent Payne, Dave Buchanan, Matt Fearing, Bryan Oeth. Coach FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1976 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Kissinger, C. Hoehn, D. Dausman, M. Friday, K. Rutledge, D. Martin, D. Hargett, M. Bronze, E. Lacke, M. Seitz. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Schenk, R. Moseby, D. Bennett, D. Mitchell, T. Herron, J. Nichols, R. Jones, J Hudson, N. Parrish, R. Englebright, B. Edge. THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Uhde, M. VanZant, J. Hall, R. Zickmund, C. Frank, R. Ries, E. Nichols, S. Seitz, B. Burgess. 14 Gary McGennis Alan Gardner Tim McGennis Randy Gentry Bruce Scheider Roy Scott z Ji m Mann Mark Scarafia Bryan Topper Jon Lawrence Mark Hulsey Benny Hoehn Tony Chastain Brett Benner Jay Chase VARSITY FOOTBALL 1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Gahl, J. Fischer, T. Holler, R. Levin, A. Gardner, M. Hoehn, G. McGennis, A. Erwin, R. Scott, T. Smith, S. Thompson, 2ND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Lawson, Mngr., R. Gentry, J. McGennis, N. Jones, A. Carr, J. Mann, J. Lester, M. Hulsey, K. Cox, M. McCalment, T. Mason, B. Schneider, B. Reese, T. Jones, B. Topper, R. Guth, Mngr., 3RD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Merritt, Asst. Coach, A. Lindauer, Asst. Coach, K. Baro, T. Chastain, J. Lawrence, B. Erwin, P. Rynkiewich, R. Kusturin, D. Johnson, J. Chase, T. McGennis, B. Hoehn, T. Culiver, R. King, K. Osborne, A. Upshaw, I. Baker, K. Bargo, Head Coach, T. Collins, Asst. Coach, 4TH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Kuhn, R. Baker, B. Benner, G. Cox, G. Frazer, T. Higginbottom, M. Healy, B. Payne, M. Scarafia. 87 1976 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING Queert-Paula Wolf Escort-Raymond Goebel Ball Bearer-Mark Potter Crown Bearer-Molly Thomas QUEEN’S COURT ii ut ; luirr.nnv .T ,u. Queen Candidate-Janet Nurrenburn c.scort-Michael Schenk Queen Candldate-Kimberly Grebe Escort-Kenneth Mohr Junior Attendant- Tamara Toelle Escort-Michael Boerner Class Float Winner-Junior Class Sophomore Attendant-Donna Hofmann Escort-James McGennis Freshman Attendant-Mary Beth Toelle Escort-Mark Schenk I l.isMlilnk.' I‘ t i . Zl •_ j!.,L. ! x 'Tj t. mmm - ui ii u4 . .'ll! ' t ■■ mm- • ;j ; 'i--,i!v ■i 1 A BASKETBALL HOMECOMING Crown and Ball Bearer Courtney Kleiman Chad Ritzert «THIS ONE'S FOK YOU QUEEN DAWN Senior Candidates: Briget Malony Escort-Rick David Lisa Brass Escort-M jchael Oeth Junior Attnedant- Anita McDurmon Escort- Michael Healy Sophomore Attendant- Christine McCalment Escort- Roy Scott Freshman Attendant- K Escort- Kevin Marshall -4 l - 'j •• - r RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, L-R: Wayne Maier-manager, Bruce Schreiber, Rick Ricketts, Kevin Jones, Tony Fuelling, Jeff Toelle, and David Cram-manager. FIRST ROW L. to R. - David Mitchell, Joe Hall, Kim Rutledge, Kevin Marshall, Tim Paul, Brad Edge, Gary Norman, SECOND ROW L. to R. - Bob Zickmund, Ernie Lurker, Ron Jones, Darrell Uhde, Chris Frank, Jim Brauser, Ron Mclntire Not Pictured - Phil Clark GIRLS BASKETBALL WRESTLING 1976-77 FRONT ROW L-R: Jim DeCarli, Bruce Schneider, Bob Weinzapfel, Mark Hoehn, Mark Anderako, Kevin Veatch and Chris Weinzapfel. BACK ROW L-R: Assistant Coach Steve Torzewski, Brett Benner, Jay Chase, John Mosby, Tim McGennis, Scott Lawson, Randy Gentry, and Coach Larry Merritt. TOP TO BOTTOM: Jeannie Johnson, Liz Dayton, Kathy Hobbs, Elieen Weber, Jane Russell, Gina Uhde. FRONT ROW L-R: Gary McGennis, Kirk Hargett, Rick Reuger, Tony Weinzapfel, and John Bates. BACK ROW L-R: Kevin Champlain, Carlos Escobar, Tim Culiver, Chris Greathouse, Fritz Gahl, and Jim Mann. Daryll Hargett, Kirt Weber, Mark Schenk, David Dausman, Ray Schneider, Mike Johnson, Eric Nichols, David Reis, David Mosby. n ncH xo oo V A R S I T Y GIRLS VOLLEYBALL L. to R. FIRST ROW: D. Schaffer, P. Wolf, D. DeKemper, S. Scarafia, D. Hahn, BACK ROW: N. Shea, S. Higgins, T. Toelle, T. Reineke, J. Clark. VERN L. to R. FIRST ROW: Mgr., D. Zenthoefer, M. Jeffries, B. Upshaw, J. Goerlitz, C. Parsonage, BACK ROW: K. Hinton, S. Keitel, D. York, M. Toelle, C. Casper, M. Niehaus. 99 VARSITY Carla Darr Gina Uhde Betsy Weintraut Jeanie Johnson Capt. Betsy Hall RESERVE «« ■ i litta If !f Pom Pom Directors-Susan Durham and Christy Martin Rl-Christy Martin, Susan Durham, R2-Regina Brown, Debbie Thompson, Brenda Higgins, R3-Candy Tinsley, Eileen Weber, Kim Cross, Paula Hahn, Lynne Beste, Terri Funkhouser, R4-Donna Mann, Lynne Thompson, Jane Russell, Lisa Watts, Donna Hofmann, Dee Ann IMiemier, Vicky Greene. ESQUIRES FIRST ROW: Karen Kreitenstein, Tracey Mitchell, Sheila Deusner, Shari Lewis, Teresa Breiner, Sarah Dewart. SECOND ROW: Larry Aldredge, Kenneth Bonser, Julie Beste. THREE ROW: Cathy Pretzsch, Angie Frazer, Mike Kuhn, Kenneth Heinzelman, Mark Meador, Ralph Boerner, David Higgins, John Gentile, Birchie Stillwagner, Not Pictured- Edith Meinert First Period Officers: President-Melinda Tiek, Vice-President-Sondra Veatch, Secretary-Sheila Deusner, Treasurer- Michaet Kuhn. 1ST PERIOD CHOIR 3RD PERIOD CHOIR Third Period Officers: President-Debra Hawkins, Vice-Presldent-Faye Martin, Secretary and Treasurer-Jeannie Moore CHOIR The school year 1976-1977 was a fun and exciting period for the choir. They started off with the musical titled Music Man . Some of the members in the first, second, and third period choir classes participated in the musical, not to forget the Esquired and the band. After the musical came the excellent Christmas Program. Then the Solo and En- semble Contest in January. February they participated in the State Contests. In March the Posey County Music Festival was held. Towards the end of April they entered the Choir Contest. It has most certainly been a full and exciting year for the choir. 2ND PERIOD CHOIR Second Period Officers: President-Mike Whipple, Vice-President-Kenneth Heinzelman, Secretary- Susan McBride, Treasurer-Ruthie Marx. MARCHING WILDCATS Assistant Director: Clifton Merri Director: K.V. Bryant r 109 V.u )£ MUSIC MAN CAST n n A n (In order of appearance) Charles Cowell • . • • • .Brett Benner Harold Hill . . . • • • «Mike Whipple Mayor Shinn . • • • • . Brock Bullard r.Vart Dunlop . . • • • Brian biggins Oliver Hix . . . • . • Oaxt Buchanan Jacey Squires . • • • • Tony Rutledge Olin Hritt . • . • . . . Kick Kusturin Marcellus Washburn Tommy OJllaJ . . . Marian Karoo . . . . . • • Julie best Mrs. faroo .... . . . .Tina Warrick Amaryllm . . .Beth Jarrell inthrop Faroo . . . . . Jim Seyffarth tulali Shinn . . . . • . Sarah Dewart .aneeta Shinn . • . . . Jana Goerlitz Oracle Shinn . . . . . .Teresa Hreiner Alma Hix . . .Sheila breiner Maud Ounlop . • • . . . , .Janica Webb F.thel TofiVIMer . . . . : ondra Veatch Mrs. Squires • • • . . . Suuan Bottorf Constable Locke . . r v? rzr is, Vickie Rabb, Julie Blackman, Catherine Gibbons, lldredge, Tereasa Breinr, Karen Duckworth, David ngie Frazer, Richard Knight, Sheila Deusner, Jaina Presidentp John Bostick Vice-President- Ejcott Lawsorv Secretary-Vi ckF R abb - - MODERN MUSIC MASTERS ft David Morgan, Mike Whipple,-Sondra;Vetch, Sheila Brenner, Melinda Tipk, Stacey Moye, Steve Getz, Sharia McGennis, Terri Frank, Susan Bottorf, Chris Daly, Cdtitfy Schisler, Trade York, Cindy Day, Br,an Higgins. • b : « ifTr rlM mmm __ — ?w•;b i m i wmmfammirM (JMjii'IS ft} r ViTvf'V iJLV1’: s r« %m Danny Barnes, Nita Bledsoe, Mike Boerner, Sherri Boerner, Dawn Bullard, Marla Carr, Sandy Cavanaugh, Nancy Chandler, Jay Chase, Jim Cohlmeyer, Emily Combs, David Crowe, Janet Cullman, Brenda Curtis, Patti Dayton, Kathy Dickens, Becky Folz, Chris Folz, Diana Freimeller, Gordy Freimeller, Jean Gibbs, Julie Goerlitz, Dennis Goff, Brian Gross, Cheryl Gumbel, Beth Hall, Dennis Hardy, Tracy Harper, Jeane Hast, Mary Heath, Dennis Hoehn, Paul Halbrook, Jeff Johnson, Bob Kay, Phillip Kost, Grace Kueber, Marsha Kuhn, Marla Lanman, Ruthie Marx, Ernie McBride, Susan McBride, Mike McCalment, Scott McCord, Sherri Mullenix, Bill Muller, Sherri Muller, Kay Nix, Brenda Overfield, Rodney Phillips, Carolyn Pollard, Linda Sloat, Lyle Walker, Cathy Wallis, Mike Webster, Bruce Wehr, Randy Weir. DECA is a professional youth organization for students enrolled in distributive education and interested in careers related to marketing. The group involves itself in leadership functions, social and civic affairs, vocational activities, and activities to help prepare for future jobs. The chapter also operates the Red Door School Store and DECA members serve as assistant managers, public relations experts, and salespeople. Annual functions include public relations for the school musicals, the District Conference at Vincennes University, The Employer Employee Recognition Banquet, outstanding sales awards, and a trophy on Recognition day to the Outstanding D. E. Student of the year for the Mt. Vernon Chapter. Laurie Allyn, Mark Anderako, Tammy Barnes, Kristi Bauer, Jill Bauman, Karen Behrick, Denise Blackburn, Julie Blackburn, Brenda Blakey, Karen Blakley, Jane Boarman, John Bostick, Robin Brakie, Teresa Breiner, Sheila Brenner, Tim Brown, Chari Buchanan, Sonia Cameron, Latricia Chastain, Synda Cox, Beverly Creek, Dee Ann Culiver, Cindy Day, Jon Dempersmier, Sarah Dewart, Cathy Dike, Debbie Dixon, Elaine Dunning, Debbie Emmerson, Carlos Escobar, Cindy Essary, Lisa Frederking, Greg Getz, Steve Getz, Cathie Gibbons, Debbi Gooch, Julie Greathouse, Tammy Hamblin, Velvet Hanes, Terri Hassell, Betty Hawkins, Lisa Heriges, Gwen Huntsman, Carmen Johnson, Cathy Jolly, Tami Juncker, Sally Keck, Bonnie Keith, Rick Knight, Darlene Kueber, Cynthia Kuebler, Debbie Main, Linda McCarty, Lynn McDurmon, Shana McGennis, Edith Meinert, Julie Mitchell, Tracey Mitchell, Dave Mor- gan, Bert Moye, Melissa Moye, Pam Norman, Bryan Oeth, Jill Parkinson, Kathy Parrish, Patti Patrick, Cathy Pretzsch, Vickie Raab, Marty Ransford, Roger Ries, Makaila Roberts, Jill Rogers, Sue Scarafia, Dannah Schaffer, Cindy Schisler, Jennifer Schuessler, Michelle Stevens, Margaret Tiek, Melinda Tiek, Karen Ungethum, Patty Ungethum, Tina Warrick, Michelle Watkins, Jaina Webb, Carla Weber, Cathy Wheatcroft, Teresa Wheatcroft, Cheryl Woolsey, Debbie Yates, Donna Zenthoefer, and Robert Zickmund. The American Feild Service Club's purpose is to promote better understanding among people of different countries and different parts of our own country. This club pays the school related expenses of the AFS foreign exchange stu- dent, sponsers the AFS foreign exchange student, sponsers a week- end hosting of foreign exchange students who are visiting this part of our country, and exchange week- long visits with an AFS Club in another part of the Mid-West. Rosemary Stevens, Tara Wade, Linda Kissel I, Cindy Utley, and Mary Bates Future Homemakers of America is a Club to develop an appreciation of home, family, community, and country. The club's activities include: F.H.A. Week, Christmas activities and Mother-Daughter Banquet. Tom Angermeier, Jim Baird, Mike Baxter, Ron Blackburn, Jim Brauser, Larry Case, Bill Cross, Matt Curtis, Chris Frank, Terry Garrett, Jim Gruber, Wallace Houchin, Mike Johnson, Nathan Jones, Ronald Jones, Jim Kissinger, Jon Mason, Mark Meador, Robert Meador, Ricky Mileham, David Mitchell, Mark Musser, Bobby Norman, Jeff Ross, Ricky Rueger, Bruce Schreiber, Jeff Schroeder, Doug Shipley, George Thompson, Gary Trammel, Bill Walker, Melvin Waters, Marjean Whipple, Angie Wood, Jana Woods, Jane Yeida, and Robert Zickmund. The Chess Club is divided into two groups; the freshmen and sophomores, the juniors and seniors. Each club has about 30 members. The purpose of the clubs is to allow each student to perfect his skill at playing chess. A record of wins and losses is kept and at the end of each year, a trophy is presented to each winner and each runner-up. Mike Arntz, Jack Bauman, Mike Bodkin, Jay Chase, Jerry Cole, Mark Funkhouser Tony Gibson, Brian Gross, Dan Hoehn, David Lewis, Bill Lonnberg, Dean Nelson, Chuck Pace, Tim Smith, Jon Turner, Brett VanHaaften, Lyle Walker, Charlie Waters, Kelly Winiger, Stoy Winiger. Mark Bitzer, Tony Dickens, Brian Duckworth, Alan Erwin, Sondra Folz, Lorelei Fuchs, Leslee Fuchs, Gary Frazer, Mary Fisher, Chris Guthrie, Lisa Gibson, Harold Heath, Lisa Johnson, Lonnie Johnson, Debbie Juncker, Kathy Kuebler, Bonnie Keith, Connie Kaffenberger, Sherri Lewis, Stacey Moye, Angela Martin, Tim Mason, Pam Mason, Dennis Martin, Carol Mohr, Karen Mohr, Carolyn Parrish, Sabrina Patrick, Eric Renschler, Keith Rutledge, Sandy Shephard, Jennifer Stinson, Jane Turnage, John Turnage, Patty Thompson, Mary Beth Toelle, David Tron, Lisa Wilderman, Brian Woods, Leanne Williams, Marjean Whipple, Jane Yeida, Beth Zink. MOUNT VERNON WILL CRUPT TONIGHT? The purpose of Art Guild is to encourage art in the student and in the class room. Some of the club's activities are: Homecoming float, flowers in office foyer and cafeteria, Christmas party, and pictures in the halls Brenda Adams, Debbie Adams, Kayla Aldrich, Patti AI Ibright, Laurie Allyn, Jeanne Anslinger, Gayle Bauer, Mike Benthall, Carla Berry, Jeanne Bishop, Linda Baro, Pam Craig, Synda Cox, Chris Daly, Carla Darr, Wayne Daws, Liz Dayton, Patti Dayton, Dawn DeKemper, Denise Dewar, Karen Duckworth, Susan Durham, LaDonna Elliot, Vicki Embrey, Debbie Emmerson, Cindy Essary, Jane Fisher, Rene Fuel- ling, Lisa Gibson, Carla Givens, Damita Givens, Dolly Goff, Jamie Graves, Julie Greathouse, Viki Greene, Jennifer Greenfield, Roxanna Gross, Paula Hahn, Betsy Hall, Jammy Hamblin, Danny Hargett, Tina Harris, Dawn Hess, Brenda Higgins, Kathy Hobbs, Lori Hobby, Chris Hoehn, Donna Hofmann, Jeannie Johnson, Debbie Junker, Ladonna Keitel, Bonnie Keith, Nadra Key, Gloria Kirk, Connie Kaffenburger, Joni Kuhn, Jennifer Lescault, Terri Mallory, Donna Mann, Laura Mantel, Christy Martin, Angie Matting- ly, Tami McDurmon, Jim McGennis, Barbara MchPherson, Ardyth Miller, Cindy Munsterman, Regina Nelson, Connie Norman, Jane Norman, Sherry Payee, Connie Pierce, Cindy Price, Vickie Raab, Connie Redman, Kari Riggs, Denise Roehr, Jane Russell, Sue Scarafia, Sandra Schisler, Nancy Shea, Melanie Stach, Glenna Stewart, Patty Thompson, Deena Tron, Diane Uhde, Carla Valier, Gina Uhde, Sondra Veatch, Tina Warrick, Lesa Watts, Janica Webb, Eileen Weber, Betsy Weintraut, Jo Ann Williams, Jana Woods, and Donna Zenthoefer. Promoting school spirit is Booster Club's main purpose. The club has one requirement, and that is to attend every game of the Wildcats. The participate in Homecoming, decorate for games, and boost the musicals. The History Club was created to promote more interest in our natoinal and local historical heritage Some of the activities of the club include speakers, movies, and individual research projects. There is one major field trip each spring. Past trips have included trips to Indianapolis, Indiana University at Bloomington, Vincennes, and St. Louis. lie Rheinhardt- omore Class Debbi Adams, Kayla Aldrich, Alpha Banks, Mary Catherine Bates, Gail Bauer, Kristi w j viiciiiia jicwarij Gina Stillwagoner, Sylvia Stewart, Debbie Thompson, Patty Thompson, Diane Uhde, Brenda Upshaw, Cindy Utley, Tara Wade, Lesa Watts, Donna York, Trade York, Dona Zenthoefer. The one purpose of sports for girls is the good of those who play. Girls Athletic Association (GAA) is primarily for those girls who like to participate in sport activities, but do not have the skill level or desire necessary to play interscholastic athletics. Through active participation, a girl can achieve her numerals and letter. The highest award achieved is the State GAA Wall Plaque requiring 350 points. Other activities of the club include sponsoring the Queen Crowning for football and basketball homecoming. In recent years, a camping trip to Lincoln State Park has oeen taken for a weekend. arry Alldredge, David Baier, Steve Bergstrom, Scott onar, Brenda Curtis, Kathy Dickens, Matt Fearing, lary Fisher, John Gentil, Jana Goerlitz, Carl Johnson, athy Kuebler, Ron Mackey, Chris McCalment, tacey Moye, Susan Norman, Perry Overton, Marty ansford, Eric Renschler, Sandy Shepard, Mike hippie, Gregg Wood, Darryl Woolsey Camera Club deals with the basic aspects of photography, picture taking to film developing; The club has three officers: President, Vice-President, and Sec-Treas. Some of the functions of Camera Club are: once a month meeting, after school darkroom work, Memory making, photo's for musicals and atheletic dept., and we are presently building a studio. The money made on these usually goes for supplies and student use. Beth Bare, Brett Benner, Carla Berry, David Beste, Donald Beste, Julie Beste, Ralph Boerner, Scott Bonar, Michelle Bottomly, Susan Bottorf, James Brauser, WBBKtKtKtBMtSBKttSKttUK John Breiner, Teresa Breiner, Norman Chastain, Duane Cox, David Cram, Shelly Crist, Billy Cross, Tim Culiver, Jon Dempersmier, Tim Folz, Terri Frank, Angela Frazer, Tony Fuelling, John Gentil, John Gross, Tim Hall, Mike Harper, Kathy Hobbs, David Hodges, Clay Jeffries, Jeanie Johnson, Rod Levin, Sally Lowe, Deborah McCarty, Barbara McPearson, Cheryl Muller, Russell Murray, Charles Nelson, Janet Nelson, Jamie Peck, Cindy Price, Greg Oeth, Lester Quinn, Trent Redman, Jim Reineke, Chris Rogers, Kim Rowland, Ricky Rueger, Cheryl Schneider, Diane Schutte, Chris Shields, Vivian Smith, Birchie Stillwagoner, Audrey Sullivan, Donald Thompson, Brian Varner, Billy Walker, David Walker, Charles Waters, Laura Wells, Bruce Wolfe, Teresa Woods interest in the field of science. I +JUfejC— The club is open to 9 all students showing! interest in science. 9 £, Each year the ! club holds a garden I plant sale to raise money for club activities and S materials. Other club activities have been field trips, hikes, bike rides, and an exploration and camp-out at Marengo Cave. The Club offers a wide variety of interesting projects and has had lectures and films on many subjects dealing with science. President- Mark Hoehn( Vice-President- Mark Weiss, Secre tary- Tom Weinzapfel, Treasurer- Troy Holler, Reporter- Gary McGennis, Sentinel- Clem Geobel. The FFA is the National organization of, by and for students enrolled in vocational agriculture. The FFA has served to strengthen instruction for students in vo- cational agriculture by providing a laboratory for practical training in agriculture, leadership, cooperation, ana citizenship. FFA activities include National Conventions, State Conven- tions, FFA camps, Farm Progress Shows, Farm Machinery Shows, and different types of recreation such as softball and basketball. FFA activities encourage members to learn through active participa- tion how to conduct and take part in public meetings; to speak in public; to buy and sell cooperatively; to solve their own problems; to finance themselves and to assume civic responsibility. Dave Bester, Donnie Beste, Mike Brauser, Bernita Denning, Phillip Denning, Marvin Dillard, Edwin Geobel, Clem Geobel, Robert Geobel, Roger Grabert, Larry Groves, Joe Hall, Benny Hoehn, Mark Hoehn, Troy Holler, Scott Jourdan, Mark Kissel, Gregg Martin, David Mattingly, Gary McGennis, Tim McGennis, Ron Patton, David Ries, Roger Ries, Troy Robinson, Roger Roedel, Tim Schmidt, Ronnie Schroeder, Mark Sinnett, Chuck Stillwagner, George Thompson, David Uhde, Mark Wargel, Tom Weinzapfel, Mark Weiss, Philip Weiss, Stoy Winiger. uttirtusAKI te1 ? Donna Z«nthocfer Dee Goldm i? Carl Johnsofl Sponsor-Mr. Blubaum Printers-front: Chris Wats Greg fiseher, Jackie Osbi t rry I Coy, M4ctia l A i Jack Bauman, Walter Mo; i, back row: Scott Stinson : |tephen Duckworth, Brel toward Pati n Osborne, rtHjWften, “'ll WMmiWMW ’titommxsmm 'Mm FEA Sarah Dewart, Karen Krientenstien, Debbie Dixon, Sheila Deusner, Mary Fay Deusner, Cathy Pretzsch, and Janet Settle. President-Gregg Wood, Vice President-Tim Hall, Secre- tary and Treasure-Sandy Cavanaugh, David Uhde, David Beste, Tim Higginbottom, Lester Quinn, Bruce Reich, Steve Duckworth, Jeff Hirsh, Susan Bottorf, Shelby Sauve, Robert Guido, Rodney Wade, James Cohlmeyer, Kelly Winiger, Jim McGennis, John Walsh, Daveta Tron Larry Alldredge, Kim Bates, Carla Berry, Kevin Brown, Delores Buffington, Mary Helen Chandler, Sam Day, Aaron DeNoon, Stan Emory, Diane Engelbright, Larry Gross, Jeanie Greer, Jim Heckman, John King, Carmen Johnson, Bob Knox, Terry Kusturin, Jeff Leneave, Angie Martin, Danni Martin, Eugene Martin, Lea Ann Mc- Carty, Peggy McKinley, Barbara McPherson, James Muller, Jim Poole, Nancy Rhoads, Robin Robinson, Steve Seibert, Scott Seitz, John Turnage, Don Wallis, William Warrick, Deana Winkleman, Brian Zink. The AV Club is a relatively new club in com- parison to many at MVHS . Begun in the 1973- 1974 school year and having undergone several major changes, we seem to have found our niche in the broad use of media, experimenting not only with collages and photographic essays but also film- making and slide presentations. The future looks bright. Some of the club activities include; field trips, sponsoring movies, service to school through knowledge and operation of equipment. Mark Anderako, Mike Arntz, Bob Bourne, Kevin Brown, Larry Case, Phillip Clark, Tracy Fowler, Mark Funk houser, Steve Getz, Kirk Hargett, John King, Rick Knight, Rod Levin, Terry McCoy, David Mitchell, Chuck Pase, Craig Price, Ricky Ricketts, Kim Rowland, Tony Tenison, Don Thompson, Brett VanHafaten, Charlie Waters. rnmemmmmum Carla Givens, Oamita Givens, Tina Harris, Lori Hobby, Ella Johnson, Kevin Jones, Lloyd Jones, Tommy Jones, Madra Key, Bruce Kirk, Gloria Kirk, Faye Martin, Ardyth Miller, Glenna Stewart, Sylvia Stewart, Connie Stone. Student Race Relations was or- ganized to help bring about a better understanding be- tween different ra- cial students in the high school.Money derived from several fund raising projects is ear marked for informative convocations. The club had a planning week of revelations during Black History Week. Gene Miller, Paul Goodman, Roy Nation, Joe Floyd, Dan Alverado, Gwen Huntsman, Ronald Norman, Brad Edge, Spencer Key, David Mosby, Charles Goodman, Ron Patton, Cliff Tooley, Larry Groves, Kelly Feldmann, Darryl Hargett, Gary Miller, Jim Heckman, John Eichenberger, Ricky Englebright, Vernon Hutchinson, Willie White, Troy Robinson, Bill Warrick, Jeff Headrick, Dennis Goff, Jim De- Carli, Ron Boarman, Phillip Denning, Eric Renshler, Jon Law- rence, Timothy Brown, Bret Simonsen, Mike McCalment, Bobby Henderson, Allen Upshaw, Tony Chastain, Alan Carr, Jim McGem- mis, Don Thompson, Donn Hinderliter, Lisa Gibson, Tami McDur- mon, Jeanne Anslinger, Brenda Upshaw, Karen Walsh, Cindy Price, Laura Wells, Dawn Hess, Cindy Essary, Jennifer Greenfield, Regina Nelson, Kathy Kuebler, Mary Fischer, Shari Hancock, Chris McCal- ment, Lonnie Johnson, Tammy Gross, Mary Rummele, Cindy Brade- ly, Dina Tron, Sandy Schisler, Davetta Tron, Kenna Oeth, Cheryl Miller Tom Ammon, Karen Behrick, Laurie Boerner, Sherri Boerner, Lisa Bradd, Gina Brown, Robin Buchanan, Cathy Casper, Carla Corressell, Cindy Day, Sheila Deusner, Kay Essary, Barb Goebel, Dee Ann Goldman, Debbie Gooch, Candy Greer, Jill Hagan, Beth Hall, Tracy Harper, Charlene Hyatt, Jeannie Johnson, Annette Krause, Donna Mann, Christy Martin, Pam Mason, Wanda Mattingly, Carol Mohr, Jane Norman, Terry Norman, Leah Redman, Tammy Schisler, Diane Schutte, Dwonna Tennison, Debbie Thompson, Tami Toelle, Diane Uhde, Karen Ungethum, Lesa Watts, Connie Weatherford, Denise Zenthoefer Donna Zenthoefer, and Beth Zink. The Office Education Association is a co-curricular youth organization in conjunc- tion with the intensive office laboratory vocational program. It is specifically designed to meet the needs of those students who are planning careers in business ana office oc- cupations. A member of the Mt. Vernon Chapter of OEA automatically becomes a member of District 10, which consists of 15 schools in southwestern Indiana, a member of Indi- ana OEA, and also National OEA. An all-year program of professional, social, and ser- vice activities is highlighted with a trip to Indianapolis in the spring for the 3-day State Leadership Conference, where District award winners compete for top State honors. Membership in OEA helps to develop leadership abilities, sociability, and competency in office occupations. Jane Boarman, Mike Bodkin, Linda Chase, Jon Dempersmeier, Alan Gardner, Karen Gray, Randy Gentry, John Gross, Terri Hassell, Ken Heintzelman, Sharon Higgins, Jim Kasha, Mike Kuhn, David Lewis, Bridget Maloney, Janie Maurer, Tammy McFadden, Melissa Moye, Charles Nelson, Janet Nelson, Carolyn Parrish, Kathy Parrish, Jim Reineke, Dannah Schaffer, Carla Schroeder, Dinna Shephard, Kevin Tomlinson, Cindy Utley, Betsy Weintraut. J. C. L, is an active member of both the National (JCL) nd State (JCL) organiza- tions and participates in their annual con- ventions. The local club has brought back to Mt. Vernon many awards from these con- ventions in past years. These awards were for different contests such as: Olympic games, arts and crafts, Academic quizzes and skits or plays. On the local level, J.C.L. has such ac- tivities as the annual Roman Banquet, Latin Week, candy sales, and a summer Bar-b- que. This year we expanded Latin week to include a Halloween party and challenged the other clubs to enter in a banner contest. Some people say Latin is dead, but J.C.L. hasn't given up the ghost. Jon Bostick, Brock Bullard, Kevin Champlain, Bob DeCarli Brian Duckworth, Carlos Escobar, Glenn Fishcer, Mike Healy, Tim Higginbottom, John Jacobs, Dennis Jourdan, Jeff Kohlmeyer, Jon Lawrence, Scott Lawson, Brent Payne, Paul Rynkewich, Craig Valier, Jeff Yegerlehner. Key Club is a service club sponsored by and patterned after the Kiwanis Club. Club activities include attendance of a dinner meeting of the local Kiwanis Club, sponsoring intramural basketball program, and help Kiwanis with their projects. The purpose of M Club is to promote varsity participation, assist the athletic program and build better sportsmanship. Any boy who wishes to be in the club must be a varsity letter winner or manager letter Ivan Baker, Brett Benner, Kevin Champlain, Tony Chastain, Tim Culiver, Jim Decarli, Matt Fearing, Tom Jones, Mike Healy, Tony Junker, Jeff Kohlmeyer, Jon Lawrence, Scott Lawson, Rod Levin, Mike McCalment, Tim McGennis, Brent Payne, Paul Rynkiewich, Mark Scarafia, Bruce Schneider, Allen Upshaw, Kevin Veatch, Jeff Yegerlehner, Virgil Thomas. Queen of Jokers, baseball rips and breakfast of club members ire some of the club activities. Tammy Barnes, Brenda Blakley, Karen Blakfey, Robin Brakie, Chari Buchanan, Dawn Bullard, Sonia Cameron, Theresa Cross, Kay Essary, Candy Greer, Betty Hawkins, Cynthia Kuebler, Terry Kusturin, Sandy Leneave, Deborah McCarty, Kenna Oeth, Tammy Pfeiffer, Cheryl Rames, Sandy Schisler, Nadine Snyder, Lisa Stockton, Kristy Vincent, Deana Winkleman, Lisa Williams. citizenship Dennis Hoehn-President Benny Hoehn-Vice-President, Mike Healy-Secretary, Brett Benner-Treasurer, Tim MeGennis-Program Chairman, Danny Baird, John Bates, Scott Bonar, Bob Bourne, Mike Boerner, Keith Champlain, Billy Cole, Jimmy Cole, Duane Cox, John Cox, Rick David, Rob David, Jason Enlow, Jay Fischer, Mark Funkhouser, Billy Gootee, Charlie Grant, Kenny Gross, Bob Guido, Brett Hancock, Mike Har- dy, David Harper, Mike Harper, Ron Harper, Carl Hoehn, Mark Hoehn, Troy Holler, Mark Hulsey, Clay Jef- fries, Jeff Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Dennis Juncker, Gary Kaffenberger, Ron Kay, Tom Ledbetter, Wayne Maier, Bruce Martin, Terry McCoy, Dan Mohr, Tom Munsterman, Brian Neihaus, Eric Nichols, Greg Oeth, Mike Oeth, Martin Parrish, Chuck Pase, Craig Price, Marty Ransford, Brad Reese, Robin Reich, Bruce Riech, Tony Riech, Dave Ries, Roger Ries, Roger Roedel, Tony Rutledge, Shelby Sauve, Rob Schmitt, Keith Schorr, Ray Schneider, Jim Slygh, Birchie Sti llwagner, Mike Stillwagner, Tony Tennison, Virgil Thomas, Alan Turner, Benny Turner, Darrel Uhde, Brett VanHaften, Kevin Veatch, David Walker, Lyle Walker, Chris Watson, Kirk Weber, Bruce Wehr, Tony Weinzapfel, Kelly Winiger, Stoy Winiger, Curt Wolfe, Kurt Wolfe, Tim York, and Danny Zeigler. Spectator Sports trys to help students bet- ter understand and appreciate the rules, tech- niques, and peculiarities of al I sports, and particular of those at MVHS, from a spectator point of view. Activities are films, speakers, discus- sions and general support of all athletics at MVHS as spectators. Outdoor Sportsmen Club is to promote safety in outdoor activities boating, hunting, and fishing. Club activities include: a trap shoot, a varmit kill and a fishing tournament. Mike Beathall, Kevin Champlain, Carla Darr, Rob David, Liz Dayton, Tony Gibson, Daryll Hargett, Chris Hoehn, Melanie Jeffries, Teri Johnson, Jeff Kohlmeyer, Mary Kueber, Scott Lawson, Chuck Pase, Brent Payne, Connie Redman, Paul Rynkiewich, Sue Scarafia, Melanie Stach, Gina Uhde, Carla Valier, Rodney Wade, Betsy Weintraut, and Kelly Winiger. John Bostick, Connie Brenner, Sheila Brenner, Sarah Dewart, Cathy Gardner, Terri Hassell, Rick Knight, David Lewis, Debbie Main, j c Bridget Maloney, Christy Martin, Julie Mitchell, ! Dean Nelson, Pamela Nor- man, Kathy Parrish, Brent Payne, Vickie Raab, Makai la Roberts, Me- linda Tiek, Pat- ty Ungethum, Allan Up- shaw, Mark Wargel, Jan- ica Webb, Jeff Yegerlehner Leadership, char- acter, scholarship, and service are the re- quirements for Nation- al Honor Society. Membership is by in- vitation only. Before a student may be qualified for National Honor Society, a stu- dent must have re- ceived a grade of 3.0 for seniors and 3.4 for juniors, and must be approved by a faculty committee. National Honor had two projects last year. Tutoring stu- dents who needed help and a car wash for a money making project. f Spanish Club gives you an appreciation of the culture of the Spanish speaking people for students who have taken, or are taking Spanish in high school. Money making projects are a Spook House, a bake sale, and one alternative, such as a car wash or dance. Club functions are a Christmas party in Decem- ber and a picnic at the end of the year. In June 1976, several students of the club and Mrs. Rayles, Sponsor, went to Mexico. Brenda Adams, Larry Alldredge, Mark Anderako, Beth Baro, Linda Baro, Mike Benthall, Pam Benton, Lynn Beste, Ralph Boerner, Jon Bostick, Ken Bonser, Michelle Bottomly, Teresa Breiner, Tim Brown, Brock Bul- lard, Mike Bundy, Jane Clark, Kim Cross, Dee Ann Culiver, Carla Darr, Sarah Dewart, Elaine Dunning, Dave Ellersleck, Carlos Escobar, Cindy Essary, Terri Frank, Lisa Frederking, Teri Funkhouser, Cathy Gardner, Greg Getz, Steve Getz, Julie Greathouse, Jennifer Greenfield, Betsy Hall, Tammy Hamblin, Becky Handel, John Jacobs, Cathy Jolley, Carl Johnson, Carmen Johnson, Jeannie Johnson, Terri Johnson, Debbie Junker, Bonnie Keith, Karen Krietenstein, Mary Kueber, Jennifer Lescaut, Shari Lewis, Tom Lonnberg, Ron Mackey, Jon Mason, Tim Mason, Angie Mattingly, Linda McCarty, Lynn McDurmon, Edith Meinert, Andy Missey, Julie Mitchell, Tracey Mitchell, Bret Moye, Bryan Oeth, Mike Peck, Marty Ransford, Leah Redman, David Ren- schler, Denise Roehr, Sue Scarafia, Cheryl Schneider, Debbie Schuessler, Jennifer Schuessler, Jan Settle, Jim Seyffarth, Sandy Shepard, John Stark, Lynne Thompson, Gina Uhde, Sondra Veatch, Carla Weber, Eileen Weber, Mike Whipple. Gayle Bauer, Sheila Brenner, Elizabeth Green, Debbie Main, Makaila Roberts, Cindy Schisler Larry Alldredge, Brett Benner, Shari Bergstrom, Ralph Boerner, John Bostick, Michele Bottom ley, Teresa Breiner, Kim Cross, Sarah Dewart, Steve Getz, Carl Johnson, Terry Johnson, Jon Mason, Lynn McDurmon, Julie Mitchell, Troy Redman, Sue Scarafia, Gina Uhde, Carol Wagnon, Eileen Weber. Tammy Barnes, Kristi Bauer, Linda Becker, Karen Behrick, Shari Bergstrom, Tammy Bergstrom, Denise Blackburn, Julie Blackburn, Brenda Blakley, Karen Blakley, Jane Boarman, Michelle Bottomly, Susan Bottorf, Robin Brakie, Teresa Breiner, Tim Brown, Chari Buchanan, David Buchanan, Sonia Cameron, Puddy Chastain, Beverly Creek, Susie Cross, Matt Curtis, Jim DeCarli, Debbbie Duley, Elaine Dunning, LaDonna Elliot, Terri Frank, Angela Frazier, Cathie Gibbons, Cathy Gardner, Karen Gray, Tammy Gross, Ron Guth, Debbie Hahn, Tim Hall, Mike Hardy, Kirk Hargett, Jeane Hast, Betty Hawkins, Matt Henness, Ken Heintzelman, Lisa Heriges, Kay Hinton, Gwen Huntsman, Elizabeth Jarrell, Darla Jarred, Joyce Johnson, Mike Johnson, Terri Johnson, Cathy Jolley, Dennis Juncker, Tony Juncker, Sally Keck, Jim Kis- singer, Tim Kueber, Mike Kuhn, David Lewis, Terri Lewis, Bill Lonberg, Kevin Marshall, Jon Mason, Jani Maurer, Lee Ann McCarty, Lynn M cDurman, Beth McFadin, Shana McGennis, Robert Meador, Edith Mei- nert, Karen Mohr, Dave Morgan, John Mosby, Brett Moye, Melissa Moye, Bill Muller, Cheryl Muller, Janet Nurrenburn, Patti Patrick, Cindy Price, Dean Nelson, Helena Osban, Kim Parvin, Jamie Peck, Chris Rogers, Jill Rogers, Mary Rummele, Cindy Schisler, Debbie Schuessler, Connie Stone, Margaret Tiek, Melinda Tiel Karen Ungethum, Patti Ungethum, Cindy Utley, Jane Walker, Karen Walsh, Michelle Watkins, Carla Weber, Laura Wells, Teresa Wheatcroft, Bruce Wolf, Robert Zickmund. The purpose of Jun- ior Civitan is to pro- mote citizenship by de- veloping leadership and a willingness to serve the school and the com- munity . A few of the activi- ties include service pro- jects, bake sales, cheese sales, taking voters to the polls and helping at the polls on election day, and attending a district convention. Regular Patrons Alldredge Oil Lee Allyn's Barber Shop Otis B. Allyn Barb's Fabrics Blakely Shoe Store Breeze Motor Inc. Gene E. Brooks Bud's Hardware Laura C. Bullard Bullard Electric Service Steve Burris Barber Shop Charles Lawrence Homes John R. Crist M. D. Dairy Dream Davis Men and Boys Wear Dekemper-Nix Inc. Dr. William Etherton Ewing Tire Service Estelle's Beauty Salon Dr. William Etherton Ewing Tire Service Farm Bureau Insurance The Flower Pot Four Seasons Motel Frank Moll Motors Fueling-Mt. Vernon Concrete Co. Griswold Rental Service Gundi's Restaurant Harps Sport Shack Hasting's Equipment Helen's Lovely Lady Hill Oil Co. Hironimus Food Center Dr. Herman Hirsch Hook Drugs, Inc. Ideal Pure Milk Company Jenny's Fashions Jim's Pharmacy Jon' Cycle Rama Juncker Bros. Sales Service Keck Motor Company Ken's Auto Sales Francis Knowles Kuhn Koal Truckline Lewis Incorporated Lloyd's Trim Shop Bill Loehr Insurance Lutterman's Supermarket, Inc. The Maidens Hand McClellan Law Office Mid-West Federal Savings and Loan Association Mode-0-Day Molls Fashion Shop Montgomery Ward Mt. Vernon Auto Parts Mt. Vernon Barge Cleaning Inc. Mt. Vernon Milling Co. Mt. Vernon Pharmacy Mt. Vernon T. V. and Appliance Nix Auto Parts Norma's Beauty Bar Norvell Funeral Home Ohio Venee Lumber Co. Olivers Jewelry Gifts Parrish's Barber Shop Penquin's Point P. N. Hirsch Posey Lanes Production Credit Asso. Quinn Paint Glass Charles T. Rachels Dr. Jerry Raibley Record and Tape Shop James M. Redwine Renschler Farm Equipment Inc Risch's Neu-Way Cleaners Rosenbaum Jewelers Roth's Department Store Russell Insurance Russell's Drinking Water Moble Home Park Russell's Print Shop Sandy's Beauty Shop Schenk Mechanical Ind. Schmuck's Cafe Schneider Excavating Co. Schroeder's Marathon Service Sherwin Williams Co. Shrode Agency Silhouette Beauty Salon Southwind Antiques Crafts Southwind Smorgasbord Standard Oil Staples Foundry Stephan's Inc. Storks Nest Strings-N-Things Sue's Pet Palace Sunset Kennels Sunshine Hodaka Surplus Outlet Dr. TeVault Schenk Tresslar's Dr. Frank J. Turber Tygart Funeral Home Upshaw Service Utley Realty and Insurance Val-Rae Beauty Shop Dr. L. John Vogel Wanda's Pizza House Henry F. Watson, 0. D. Wayne Feeds Wehr Flower Shop Greenhouse Western Auto Store Witch's Hut Witt's Sunoco G. E. Wood Son WPCO Radio Station Yaggi's Plumbing Silver Patrons Culley’s Pharmacy 231 Main Street Mount Vernon, Indiana Farm Bureau Co-Op. Fuhrer-Ford Milling Co. 817 West Fourth Street Mount Vernon, Indiana 101 Munchoff Street Mount Vernon, Indiana Jackson L. Higgins 131 Mulberry Street Mount Vernon, Indiana Kasha Industries, Inc. One Plastics Lane Grayville, Illinois Mount Vernon Flower Shop Mount Vernon IGA 1136 East Fourth Street Mount Vernon, Indiana 1320 Main Street Mount Vernon, Indiana Silver Patrons Penny National Auto Parts 631 West Fourth Street Mount Vernon, Indiana Pioneer Corn S.I.G.E.C.O. Evansville Road 319 Main Street Mount Vernon, Indiana Mount Vernon, Indiana Golden Patrons Farm Bureau Oil Co., Inc. General Electric Box 271 Highway 69 South Mount Vernon, Indiana Mount Vernon, Indiana Golden Patrons Posey County National Schmitt Photo 112 East Third Streed 516 West Franklin Street Mount Vernon, Indiana Evansville, Indiana Contributions are received from the businesses which are listed on our yearbook pages in this area. Each year we have been able to produce a quality yearbook because of the generosity of these contributors. There are four categories for the contributions: Star Patrons, Golden Patrons, Silver Patrons, and Regular Patrons. Without their support the publication of this earbook would be limited. As these usinesses have supported us this year the yearbook staff asks you to do business with them. Star Patron STAR PATRONS FULL SERVICE BANK People’s Bank and Company 402 MainStreet Mount Vernon, Indiana 476201 Member Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc. 901 Diamond Avenue Evansville, Indiana 47717 pifFtaverils, r tfave through iti tendlhey During the 19th century Mt. Vernon was consider 1833 a fight occured that left an impression on the ' It seems that these so called river pirates took their bellies full of whiskey, and commenced to ran town. The town's people became fed up wiiLihqse ac went down to the river front to the barrel hoops, poles, and barrel staves and use out of town. Mt. Vernon became known as a town t mind your manners or be beaten by hoops anJTpoles. The town even was called HOOP-POLE TOWN. When Mt. Vernon High School canj into existence the word H00P-P0L was used as their emblem. latboatteadauarters. In mon area. The Yearbook staff appreciates «V the patronage and assistance in making this publication of the 1977 HOOP-POLE possible. i ' ■• ■ • • y « . . .t •k 'i. I ! •
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