Mount Vernon High School - Hoop Pole Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

1979 HOOP-POLE MT. VERNON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MT. VERNON, INDIANA EDITOR: TAMMY SUE JUNCKER MRS. HELEN McCORMICK DEDICATION i TS v]jf X We are Proud t0 dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Helen McCormick for her 33 years V . JL . of teaching experience in Posey County. Mrs. McCormick has a B S- Degree from j Evansville College and a M.S. Degree from 1 f ni Indiana State University. She has taught 4 S years at Harmony Township Schools. 7 years at Center Robinson Township. 12 years for M.S.D. of North Posey County, and 10 years for M.S.D. of Mt. Vernon. She will be remembered by all students as her work encompassed many responsibilities. Among her many areas are Booster Club Activities, pep rallies, faculty skits, High School Talent Night, Fan buses and the direction of the Special Education program at the high school. She was instrumental in establishing the Serv pro- gram where students worked at a business and received credit. These students often were able to go on to a permanent occupation after graduation. VALEDICTORIANS SENIOR DISTINCTION DAY 1978 SALUTATORIANS Four Year Perfect Attendance Award — Shari Bergstrom. Brad Reese. Terry McCoy. Jon Turner Valedictorians: Larry Alldredge Teresa Breiner Salutatorians: Karen Krietenstein Timothy Mason ATHLETICS Kiwanis Athletic Award Boys: Joe Wmiger Girls: Susan Keitel BUSINESS Administrative Management Society Award Carla Corressel B W Management Club Award Wanda Mattingly Pegggy McKinley ENGLISH Coterie Literary Award Michelle Bottomley HOME ECONOMICS B W Management Club Award Linda Harris Kiwanis Home Economics Award Teresa Hargrove INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION B W Management Club Award Roger Roedel MATHEMATICS AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Tri Kappa Associate Unit Math Award Larry Alldredge MUSIC National Anon Foundation Music Award Music Department Scholarship Karen Krietenstein Angela Frazer Julie Beste SCIENCE Bausch Lomb Honorary Science Award Teresa Breiner Indiana Farm Bureau Science Award Bruce Schneider VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Lions Club Vocational Education Award Danny Ziegler CITIZENSHIP American Legion Citizenship Award James DeCarli Eileen Weber DAR Best Senior Citizen Teresa Breiner SERVICE Chamber of Commerce Service Award Larry Alldredge Connie L. Redman Indiana Farm Bureau Service Award Karen Krietenstein SCHULTZ SCHOLARSHIP Larry Alldredge John Jacobs Michael Bodkin Bruce Schneider Timothy Culiver NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Certificate of Merit Larry Alldredge Teresa Breiner Letter of Commendation David Bultemeier KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA STATE SCHOLARSHIP Karen Krietenstein Tri Kappa Professional Nursing Award Carla Schroeder POSEY COUNTY EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS SCHOLARSHIP Donna Zenthoefer HAIRDRESSERS SCHOLARSHIP Kimberly Bates AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMENS SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS SENIOR SCHOLASTIC CORDS Larry Alldredge Timothy Mason Larry Alldredge Marion Brett Felty Janet Nelson Shari Bergstrom Wanda Mattingly Shari Bergstrom Connie Goebel Bryan Oeth Michelle Bottomley Anita McDurmon Julie Blackburn Sharon Higgins Bradley Reese Teresa Breiner Janet Nelson Michael Bodkin Cathy Hobbs Roger Roedel David Bultemeier Bryan Oeth Michelle Bottomley John Jacobs Bruce Schneider Kimberly Cross Bradley Reese Susan Bottorf Karen Krietenstein Carla Schroeder Karen Duckworth Roger Roedel Teresa Breiner Timothy Mason Tamara Toelle Constance Goebel Bruce Schneider David Bultemeier Wanda Mattingly Gina Uhde Sharon Higgins Carla Schroeder Kimberly Cross Anita McDurmon Eileen Weber John Jacobs Gina Uhde Karen Duckworth Peggy McKinley Teresa Wheatcroft Karen Krietenstein Eileen Weber NATlONAl HONOR SOClf TV Dennis Adams Susan Bottorf Terry Frank Lynn McDurmon Keith Schorr Larry Alldredge Teresa Breiner Angie Frazer Peggy McKinley Carla Schroeder Tom Ammon David Bultemeier Connie Goebel Janet Nelson Tamara Toeller Beth Baro Carla Coressell Sharon Higgins Brian Niehaus Jon Turner Brett Brenner Shelly Crist Cathy Hobbs Cathy Pretzsch Gina Uhde Shari Bergfstrom Kim Cross Chris Hoehn Bradley Reese Debbie Wallis Julie Beste LaDonna Cunningham John Jacobs Roger Roedel Eileen Weber Julie Blackburn Karen Duckworth Karen Krietenstein Jane Russell Teresa Wheatcroft Mike Bodkin Kay Essary Timothy Mason Bruce Schneider Danny Ziegler Ralph Boerner Matt Fearing Wanda Mattingly GRADUATION Brett Benner — President Julie Beste — Vice President Lynn McDurmon — Secretary Eileen Weber — Treasurer Matt Fearing — Historian Valedictorians Larry Alldredge Teresa Breiner Salutatorians Karen Krietensteir Tim Mason CLASS AWARDS FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Amy Kathy Alldredge John Erich Emhuff Tamara Mason Beth Neihaus Ladonna Pfettscher BOYS AND GIRLS STATE AWARDS Scott Bonar Jane Clark Paula Hahn Mark Hoehn Russell Murray Rick Rueger Sue Scarafia Alternates: Tom Farrell Jeannie Johnson Stacey Moye Carolyn Parrish Eric Renschler Russell Roehr Carla Valier DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS English Yearbook Linda Baro Kim Bates Michael Benthall Kimberly Cross John Gentil Christopher Guthrie Jeff Hirsch Gwen Huntsman Tammy Juncker Keith Rutledge Sue Scarafia Elizabeth Wagner Music Band Dennis Adams Larry Alldredge Toni Ammon Shari Bergstrom Julie Blackburn Teresa Breiner David Buchanan Helen Cavanah Karen Duckworth Betsy Emhuff Terri Frank Angela Frazer Beth Hall Kirk Hargett John Jacobs Karen Krietenstein Bryan Oeth Chris Rogers Jane Russell Ken Rutledge Carla Schroeder Eileen Weber Teresa Wheatcroft Tim York Danny Zeigler Choir Julie Beste Greg Brooks Ken Bonser Bonnie Bullock Nancy Carlson Nancy Chandler Emily Combs Sheila Deusner Clara Kipp Karen Krietenstein Ruthie Marx Sherri Mullenix Chuck Pase Cathy Pretzsch Harold Schutz Social Studies Danny Elliot (D.A.R.) Business Brian Gross (D.E.) Classical Languages Latin Sharon Higgins Carla Schroeder Music Larry Alldredge Nancy Carlson Chris Daly Karen Krietenstein Cathy Pretzsch Media Center James Mueller Mark Juncker Pom Pon Kim Cross Paula Hahn Drama Cathy Pretzsch Larry Alldredge CLUB RECOGNITION CHESS CLUB Junior Senior Jeff Schroeder (1st) Jay Chase (2nd) Freshman Sophomore Gregg Steele (1st) Chris Frank (2nd) DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Outstanding D.E. Student 1st Place — Brian Gross 2nd Place — Marsha Kuhn 3rd Place — Vicki Tron FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Ag. Mech. Demonstration Roger Ries Chapter Meeting Contest Ron Schroeder Willie Houchin Tony Schmitt Bob Goebel Mike Brauser Ron Patton Donnie Martin Roger Ries Andy Winiger Dekalb Award Tim McGinnis Essay Bob Goebel Freshman Scholarship Andy Winiger Senior Scholarship Tom Weinzapfel Home Improvement Proficiency Records Ron Schroeder Leadership Tom Weinzapfel Poultry Proficiency Records Bob Goebel Quiz Bowl Team Ron Schroeder Tony Schmitt Secretary’s Book Tom Weinzapfel Treasurer’s Book Mike Brauser Star Greenhand Andy Winiger Star Chapter Farmer Phillip Denning Soil Judging — Silver Award V.. Ron Schroeder David Bennitt Ron Patton Martin Parrish Soil Judging — Bronze Award George Thompson Mark Cleeton Mike Brauser JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE History Debra Juncker (1st) Beth Neihaus (4th) Sharon Higgins (8th) Randy Gentry (10th) Pentathlon Cindy Utley (4th) Sharon Higgins (5th) Carla Schroeder (6th) Derivitives Debra Juncker (4th) Ladonna Pfettscher (6th) Cindy Utley (1st) Sharon Higgins (5th) Carla Schroeder (8th) Mythology Debra Juncker (5th) Beth Neihaus (8th) Sharon Higgins (5th) Carla Schroeder (8th) Mottoes and Abbreviations Debra Juncker (1st) Jim Brauser (10th) Carla Schroeder (4th) Vocabulary Clay Jeffries (9th) Debra Juncker (10th) Cindy Utley (2nd) Carla Schroeder (8th) Chariot Race — Mt. Vernon (2nd) Jon Dempersmier Sharon Higgins Susan Maurer Janie Maurer Beth Neihaus 100 Yard Dash 1st Boy — Randy Gentry Marathon 1st Boy — Bob Zickmund 1st Girl — Susan Maurer 3 Legged Race — Mt. Vernon (1st Boys' Clay Jeffries Jon Dempersmier 4 Person Relay — Mt Vernon (1st) Randy Gentry Clay Jeffries Janie Maurer Susan Maurer Publicity Vox Latmi — Mt. Vernon (2nd) Scrapbooks — Mt Vernon (5th) Handicrafts Textiles Janie Maurer (1st) LaDonna Pfettscher (3rd) Posters Jon Dempersmier (3rd) Mosaics Beth Neihaus (1st) Cindy Utley (2nd) Certamen — Mt Vernon (2nd) Debra Juncker Cindy Utley LaDonna Pfettscher Beth Neihaus National Convention Poster Beth Neihaus (1st) Notebook Beth Neihaus (1st) Mottoes. Quotes. Abbreviation Beth Neihaus Chariot Race — Mt. Vernon (3rd) Carolyn Parrish Karen Mohr Beth Neihaus Jim Remeke OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Beth McFaddin Peggy McKinley Laurie Boerner Debbie Thompson Carla Corressell Tami Toelle Wanda Mattingly Jeannie Johnson Julie Greathouse Diane Schutte OUTDOOR SPORTS Fishing Tournament Kirk Weber — Largest Bass. Most Weight for six Bass Jay Loesch — Largest Crappie Dave Dausman — Largest Bluegill Tim McGinnis — Largest Rough Fish. Largest Catfish. Total Gross Weight SUNSHINE SOCIETY Candice Greer (Sunshine Girl Of Year) Joanme Ammon Sonia Cameron Brenda Curtis Betty Hawkins Terri Kursturin Lisa Williams Deana Winkleman POM PON Letters Lynn Beste Cathy Jolley Paula Hahn Kim Cross Dee Ann Niemier Ten Funkhouser One Year Pins Lynn Beste Cathy Jolley Paula Hahn Kim Cross Dee Ann Niemier Robin McCoy Ten Funkhouser Brenda Higgins Jo Ellen Dempersmeier Sue Key Lebra Hanes Tracy Higgins Jana Woods Maureen Cram Joame Mathew Donna Hofmann Tracy Renschler Director Pins Kim Cross Paula Hahn Outstanding Pom Pon Girl Kim Cross Top row L to R: Manager M Juncker. S. Torzewski. K. King. J. Chase. T. Jones. T. McGennis. D. Bultemier. J. DeCarli. Coach Merritt Bottom row L to R: C. Wemzapfel. J. Bates. T. Wemzapfel. M. Hoehn. K. Weber. B. Schneider. G. McGennis. Jim DeCarli and partner are in a neutral position. Congratula- tions goes out to each member of the wrestling team and to the coaches. Top right: Gary McGennis and Jim DeCarli in 3 4 nelson pinning combination. Tim McGennis and Dave Bultemeir doing an arm lever step over. SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS Top row L to R. Coach Jameson. M. Scarafia. B. Zickmund. M Fearing. D. Uhde. T. Givens. T. Angermeier; R. Jones.Coach McNamara. Coach Collins. Bottom row L to R: Manager J. Brauser. T. Fuelling. J.Embrey. R. Sheffer. J. Winiger. D. Mitchell. Cheerleaders L to R: J. Johnson, B. Weintraut. C. Darr. L. Dayton, G. Uhde. and in the middle the Sectional Trophy. The victory ride back to the high school Joe Winiger cutting the net down to bring back to the school The last time out with only seconds left in the game with the score very close. Can they do it? CD • LU CO • SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS RESERVE Top row L to R; J. WeH. D Cram. D. Mitchell. R. Mclntire. R. Patton. T. Rutledge. A. Kindsey. B. Edge. J. Hall. M Thomas. T. Homer. Bottom row L to R; G. Morman. J. Seyffarth. M. Wright. K. Rutledge. M. Johnson. A. Isham. S. Durman. J. Embrey. S. Wade. MR. WAYNE L.CULLE MR. ELMER L PHARR Left — Mr. James 0. Baxter Assistant Superintendent of Business Below — Mr. John H. Emhuff Assistant Superintendent of Instruction Lower — Mr. Carl E. Culiver Director of Buildings and Grounds Mr. Melvin J. Levin Superintendent of Schools I have been principal of Mt. Vernon Senior High School since 1970- 71. The year immediately prior to that I counseled Junior High stu- dents and worked with sophomores at Mt. Vernon High School as their counselor. Prior to becoming a counselor I taught seventh and eighth grade science and biology on occasion. Some of my main duties as principal would include: evaluation of teaching personnel, responsibility for all activities being conducted at Mt. Vernpn Senior High School and providing leadership in the devel- opment of the school program. I enjoy serving in the capacity of a program co-ordinator and prob- lem solver. I find contact with staff and students to be most enjoyable. ■■■■I litarU: Joint responsibilities of Assis- tant Principals Counselors in- clude assisting the principal with supervision of the professional staff and acting in place of the principal in his absence, assisting in supervising high school athletic contests and working with stu- dent disciplinary concerns. Tommy L. Collins Assistant Principal Counselor Charles W. Valier Assistant Pcincipal Counselor Mr. Valier co-ordinates the ac- tivities of the Student Council, student participation in the free lunch program, textbook needs, matters relating to safety glasses, assignment problems and serves as the administrative co-ordinator re. the master schedule. He as- sumes responsibility for student related matters in the cafeteria, supervises matters relating to stu- dent attendance, interviews all students wishing to enroll at MVSHS. and oversees compliance with the law re. emergency pre- paredness. Mr. Collins co-ordinates the high school activities calendar, cafeteria personnel, custodial per- sonnel. building maintenance, locker problems of a functional nature and supervises the sched- uling of events with groups and or- ganizations requesting facilities for meetings. He schedules lunch releases, supervises and co-ordin- ates budgetary functions, over- sees the keeping of high school equipment inventory and issues appropriate keys to all staff mem- bers. . R FLIGHT IN Phyllis Barker Agnes York Carole Albin Wilma Jacobs Karen Ricketts Pat Hoke Marilyn Seifert HHHH 1. Bonnie Awe 2. Anna Berry 3. Larry Blubaum 4. Robert Calhoun 5. Clayton Crenshaw 6. Jean Hawley 7. Peggy Herron 8. John Jameson 9. William Bennett 10. Harold Brown 11. David Jeffries 12. Vera Renschler 13. June Suhrheinrich Linda Dremstedt Stephen Fuelling Thomas McNamara William Murray Maria Nelson Leland Dale Gary Frazer James Hines Scott McMurtry Terry McMurtry William Russell 1. Deborah Gabe 2. David Reese 3. Elizabeth Carpenter 4. Ann Scarafia 5. Montreva Calhoun 6. Ruth Larty 7. Eddie Gerlach 8. Clifton Merrick 9. Sara Riblet 10. Carol Martin SPECIAL EDUCATION 1. Stephen Grannan 2. Helen Belleville 3. Bob Rhoads 4. Gerald Jeffries 5. Rita Crane 6. Larry Merritt 7. Judy Grebe 8. Delbert Pace 9. Dorothy O'Risky 10. Rebecca Tucker 11. Wendelene Rettig 12. Sue Colvin ?6 F.iculty CAFETERIA Betty Buchanan. Ester Carroll. Barbara Champlain. Faye Cole. Janice Flener. Linda Greenwell, Akiko Hellenberg. Delores McDur- mon, Leona Moore. Lisa Oyler. Annetta Stallman. Lillian Stevens. Linda Stone. Martha Stratton. Mary Thompson. Agnes Turner. Elizabeth Unde. Dorothy Watson. Elizabeth Wiedrich. CUSTODIANS Giltner Curtis. Herman Roach. Gerald Walker. Gyda Waters. Anna York. Beulah Bilby. MAINTENANCE Marion Heckman; Engineer Kenneth Alldredge. Carl Breeze. Vernus Dartt. Paul Kendall. Lindel Littlepage. Vaughn Ross. Lloyd Estep. FLIGHT IN President Sue Scarafia Vice Presf3gnt Rid Rueger Treasurer Jeanie Johnson Secretary Paula Hahn Historian Dee Ann Niemeier J, y Patricia Lynn Brian Scott Thomas Joseph James Lee Albright Allen Angermeier Baird Alpha Elizabeth Banks Tammy Gayle Barnes Linda Jane B o Lori Sue Baumeyer Donald Layne Beste Karen Lynn Behrick Catherine Louise Bilby Michael Stuart Baxter Karen Lynn Beste David Wayne Beste Senior 29 Randall Alan Bledsoe Jane Anne Boarman Lee Alan Trade Lee Boarman Boarman John Louis Cheryl Kay 30 Senior Breiner Brenner Ralph Jay Fisher Timothy J. Folz Lisa Frederking Anthony James Fuelling Teresa Lynn Frederick Eugene Alan Thomas John Harold Funkhouser Gahl Gardner entil Carla Tylene Givens Anthony Jerome Givens William Henry Givens Brenda Jean Goebel Clement F. Goebel Edwin Joseph Goebel worsenn Linda Jane Goebel Thomas Wayne Gross Kenneth Ray Gross James Herbert Gruber enior 34 Marlene Sue Gumbel Christopher Leon Guthrie Paula Jean Hahn Velvet Ann Hanes I'. v,“i d' 6fjtc in ttf, «V Sf'iir.'1 rVT.in tniWfc a ins- ' Barbara Kay David B. Hart Gerald Scott Nicholas Harp Harper t Jii :jJtjr inrYSiiwSie!lwW) i ««� i‘ •)� w ' Bobby Keith mi Harri WM: Thomas Joseph Ua • ••• vaarttiBMii«wipmmam Lisa Beth Heriges 111 . iii.,'i -. I wlSP'flOKi tiji'i Jeffrey Herman Hirsch Donn Robert Hindcrliter, ( ■M ;‘j 1 Mr:' mistit 'li Hugh Geoffrey Higdon I I I Brian Andrew Higgins Hi ill v T l David Albert Hodges ■ f y • «c • ijfT Donna Sue Troy William Lori Monroe Hofmann i HoWr , • Hooper Senior. 35 Carla Renee Lurker Bruce Kent Martin Stephen Patrick Marvel iiP Wayne Allen Maier Cornelia Wyolene Martin Jonathon David Mason Vickie Tron 38 Senior Mason David Wilson Julie Anne Christine Kay Mattingly McBride McCalment Chris F. Lee Ann Elizabeth Gary Dwayne James Eugene McCarty McCarty McGennis McGennis James Anthony Muller Theresa Marie Munsterman Russell Nelson Murray Senior 39 Chafles Lee Nelson Susan M Neihaus Terry Lynn Norman Mark Anthony Nuckolls James E. Neighbors Dee Ann Neimeier Gregory Ray Oeth Robin Sue Carolyn Mane r Pace Parrish Mr ■i JAiKiNMTtflifP J Donna Karin Pettus ■M Steven Lee Phipps Dorothy Isabell 40 Senior Pullen _________ Martin Andrew Ransford k Leah Rae Redman James Robert Reineke David Allen Renschler Ricky Don Ricketts Eric Lowell Renschler 'H Keith William Robinson .'lift if'' it'IWjt j't-v -■ yfmfytft i Dorcas Russel Edward Jeffrey Lance Robison Roehr Ross WJWtt 1? m 58i$ ifc?wTis, Jeffery AJan ;n«BM:aat« .-:■ k:' ft at Chris Alan Randal Lee Itzman Sanders — 1 BHft'ffi Tamara Sue 42 Semor Schisler Susan Diane Timothy Leo Schmidt Schmidt 1978-1979 EXCHANGE STUDENT The day I found out that I was accepted to be an AFS representative of my country to the United States, I felt very excited. Even though I knew that this year was going to be full of personal efforts of trying hard to understand a new language. I was looking forward to meeting new people and learning new ways of life. Since I left my home in San Salvador, El Salvador, in Central America, I have found this and even more. I arrived in Mt. Vernon on August 5, just in time for the Riverfront Fest. s I became a member of the Steven’s family which consists of Gene, Phyllis, Mike, and Michelle. I really enjoy and appreciate being in my new home, which is quite different from my family in El Salvador. At home I have two sisters and one brother, all younger than me; Ruth, 13, Raquel, 12, and Rene, 11.1 was 16 when I came to the U.S. My Parents are both heads masters in the school system. My mother, Rubidia, is vice principal in a grade school and my father, Rafael, is a sophomore counselor in a business high school. When I go back to El Salvador, I have to finish 1 xk years of high school before attending college where I plan to study either civil engineering or psychology. The climate in my country is similar to that of Florida. Some of the things that I have enjoyed for the first time are water skiing, and playing in the snow. I have always wondered what snow is like and now I have found out. I enjoyed watching football, expecially when we went to Purdue to see a Big Ten game. In my country we have soccer and not football like you have here. I appreciate the opportunity that AFS has given me and I have gained much exper- ience that will help me in the future. AFS 43 Steven Ernest Scbroeder Jennifer Lynn Schuessler Roy Edmund Scott Cynthia Lynne Searcy Vivian Mae Shari Lynn Roxanna Lynne John Ross wf Smith . Hancock Snyder Southerland Stark Wr K s m JL Michelle Kaye Stevens Glennasee Stewart kKISDMI M . Bryan Donald ,w m Benny Wayne Bobby Dean Tupper Turner Turner mmMP iimi V Paul Eugene . , . Thomas Wayne Upshaw Utley I- Emffluww'n Brian Thomas Janet Lynne Varner Wagner David Wayne. Mark Alan William Russell Walter Conway Walker Walker Warrick Waters Jama Lynnette 46 Semor Webb Carla Jane Weber Al Betsy Catherine • j Bart Alan Wemaapfel Brian Wesley Zink Denise Jean Zenthoefer Scott Alan Cissna Thomas Joseph Farrell Dpmlta Kay Givens Philip Bruce Hassell Daniel Ray Hawes Robin Gail Hawkins Mprk Hoehn Kevin Wayne Irvin Gwendolyn Huntsman Tracio Ellen York Terry Marie Kusturin l.'i JamesMichael Lanman Lucinda Lee Lemmons Johnny K. Lester Bryan Lee McCarty Mark Anthony Meador Ardyth Yvonne Miller Steven Lee Phipps Lester Paul Quinn Trent Paul Redman Susan Gayle Reed Kenneth Robert Rohde Elizabeth Ann Wagner Deana Lea Winkleman Angela Katrena Wood Ronajd Wayne York Class Colors Rust and Apricot jfK1. .'ny. WifitfeMi fvji til r li aScIkTav? ' • It Class Flower: Apricot Carnation tipped in Rust Class Motto: We are what we are What we were is past. We shall be what we form. We must make the most of our lives for our 'Si'ir rtr I Arc S 4 dnil Class Song: Laughter Through the Wind Christa Schc-lhorn Laughter Through The Wind My Friend. Where is the past? Tomorrow's here and we didn't see it start Dear friend, did you hear the words of time as they passed us through the wind? Where did they begin? Now the time has come for us to go along our way. Qur tomorrow began yesterday — buy we didn't know .. We just can’t realize the laughter in the air. my friend was then Where did it end? Or did it pnd? Now we begin to build our lives until the end of time We only hold the memories of our Laughter Through The Wind. This is the cost — have we won or lost? The future's here for us and the past has gone away, but we still have our bond that links us back among the years and still holds now. It says we're friends, forevermore. My friend, this will soon be the past, as you know, the time moves very fast. Everyday has a new beginning, but the evening comes and we begin to sigh, and sometimes we still cry. Yesterday has vanished and our lives are now unfolding, but our Laughter Through The Wind never dies .. Christa Lynn Schelhorn :mSIS 4 $enior James Lyle Walker Born: March 8, 1960 Died: July 5, 1978 Lyle Walker Lyle’s untimely death came at a time when he was entering into a phase of life he had been looking forward to for a long time. Among his interests were sports, hunting and automobiles. His ambition was to work on cars and that was becoming a reality as preparations were being finalized to set up a garage for him to have his own business. Lyle loved music. He played base guitar and often would get togeth- er with friends in a jam session. Lyle will be missed. His opporutnity to contribute to this world has ended but he has left many lasting memories to those who knew and loved him. Harold Kraft Born: October 4, 1961 Died: December 15, 1978 Harold Kraft To Harold: You gave us something That never will be forgotten Your life was so short Yet so packed, full of. light, laughter, and love. We all knew you We all loved you What you gave us was More precious than gold Memories of how you were Memories of good times Enjoying your music Your smile, your love We have these to sustain us Though hard it will be Thank you, Harold For giving us this great gift By letting us know you And thank you, God For sharing him with us Those short seventeen years. Melvin Waters Melvin was very quiet and shy but when he was with his friends he could get “rowdy . When he was in class he participated in “good ole’ classroom arguments” and he could get quite vocal. No matter how heated the discussion was Melvin would smile right down to the last word. He would fight hard for what he believed in, was persis- tant and didn’t like to accept defeat. Melvin liked cars and worked hard for one of his own which he was proud of owning. Melvin will be remembered by his friends at school because he liked to be with people. He has left everyone with many happy memories of a smile always when you saw him and a friendly greet- ing. Melvin Waters Born: February 28, 1962 Died: November 23, 1978 49 i SENIOR ACTIVITI PATRICIA L AILBRIGHT Booster 1. Choir 1 2. Student BRIAN S. ALLEN M Club 4. Crass Country 2. Ti THOMASJ ANGL MEIER Chew 1 utdoc Sports 1 JAMES Chess ALPHA 2. 3. Sunshine 2. Track OECA 3. 4 KS DECA 1. 2. Band 1. SERV TAMMY G. BARNES DECA 3. Future Homemakers 4. 2. Choir 4. Pres. LINDA J Booster 1. Yearbook 3. Cheerleader!, 2_3j JOHN M 'M Club 1. S BAUMEYE tdoor fticBt f ducation 4. Track 1, Band 3. 4, Student Counts 1 Rrvice 1. 2. 3. 4 Junior Civttan 1. 2. 3. 4 Office Education 2. 3. Spanish 3. 4 Band Majorette 1. 2. 3. 4 DAVID W BEL._ Future Farmers , 2. 3. 4. Nat. H� st. L So. 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 1 DONALD L. Musical ! 7 3 KAREN L BES1 Booster 1. 3. 3. 4. GAA 1. Key Club 4. Student Council 4. Nat Honor jfc. Society 3. 4. F?lr� ct| Honor Society 3. 4, Pom Pom 1. 2 3. 4 CATHERINE L BILB DECA 4. ChSu DENIS! K ei ----- .. Am FiekiSecyw;? 1.1-3. Junior Civitar 1. 2. 3. Office Education 4. Track 2. Band 1 2. 3. M. • . Is J 2. 3 RONALD W. BLACKBl Chess 2. 3. SANDRA L. CETA markaHBRwell J.CL3.4 .free •Pres 4. Nat Honor Society 3. 4. Thespian 3. 4. Treas.. Band 1 2, Choir 1.2. 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 4. Wildcat Word 4. Musical 3. SpJ Iay 3. 4. Esquires 4 BRENDA G. BLAKLEv Junior Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 2. 4 RANDALL A BLEDSOE JANE A BOARMAN Am. Field Service . 3. Booster 2. Ind. History 3. 4. Junior Civitan 2. Ffclk Life Club 4. Band 1.2. 3. 4, Choir 3 4, Musical 3.4. Spring Play 4. Esquires 4. Flag girl 2. 3. LEE A !■ TFiACIE L BOARMAN French 3. Choif 4. LAURIE J BOFRNER Future Homemakers I. Office Ed. 2. 3. 4. bea SCOTT A BONAR Audio-Visual i Camera 2 ind. History 3 4. Nat Hist L. Sci 1. 2. 3. 4. Outdoor Sports 2. Student Council 2. 3 4 Pres 4. Nat. Honor Society 3. 4. Mod Music Masters 2, 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Musical 2. 3, 4 Pep Band 2. 3. 4. Boys State 3 ROBERT A BOURNE Booster 3. 4 Chess 3 4, Golf 1.2 3. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1 ROBIN G. BRAKiE Am Field Servi 1.2. Future Homemakers 4 GAA 1. Junior Civitan 1. 2. 3. Sec Office Educaticf 1. 2. Sunshine 1. Track 1. 2. 3,v JOHN L BREINi Ind History 4. Band 1. 2. 3. nior Civran 4 Nat Hist. L. Sci. 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-Pres Foolh.i i Musical 3 4. Pep Band 2. 3. 4 CHERYL K BRENNER Booster 1. Future Homemakers 1. 4. Junior Civitan 3. Office Ed. X Sunshine 1 Choir 2. 3 CHAR! L BUCHANAN Am Field Service 1. Booster 1. Futur Homemakers 4. Pt Keeper Junior Civitan 1. 2. 3. Sunshine 1. 2. Cholk 1. 2. Mus cat 1. 2. Mat Maids 1. 2. Teacher s Assistant GORDON R BULLA TRACY J BULLARD 1 Art 3. Booster 3. C.B Club 4. GAA l. 2. Track f Choir 3 JOHN T CADE Future Farmers 1. 2. 3 pfann camlron P k--. jp. -nr-iM V Sunshine 1. Choir 3, 4 ALAN D. CARR Chess 1.2, Outdoor Sports 1,2. 3,4, Weight Lifting 2. 3. Student Council 1.2 3, Football 1. 2. 3. Track 1. 2. 3 DORAC CASTER GAA 1. 2. Office Ed. 2. 3. 4. Treas .’Hist Volleyball 2. 3 DWIGHT K CHAMPLAIN . Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. 4$ Wrestling 1. 2 RACHEUE M CHERRY Boo$tcjr 3. Students Race Rel. 4 SCOTT CtSSNA a Audio Visu. i 1. 2. 3. Art 1. 3. Camer a 1. 2. DECA 3. French I JANE E XARK French 2. 3. 4. Student Council 1.2. 3. 4, Nat Honor Society 3 Society 3 Volleyball 1. 2. 3. WILFRED CLARK isketb Iford 4. Spring Play 2 1. DAR Award f ac ch' Honor si. 2. 3. Baseball 1. Choir, 1.2. 3. PECA 3. 4, Bi MARK R Future Farmers 3 W DUANE COX Chess 1. Nat. Hist. L. Sci 1 83 Outd PAMELA G. CRAIG Booster 3, Choir 3 f-‘ I DAVID J CRAM Key Club 4. Nat. Hist L. Sci. 2. 3. Spanish 3. Weight LiftmgA Baseball 2. 3. 4. Basketball Manager DAVID L. CURTIS Chess 1. 2. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. MJ' BONITA J. DANIELS „ Choir 3. CETA CARLA A DARR Booster 1. 2. 3. 4. French 2 3. 4 Trea 3. Sec 4. Spectator Sports 3 Student Council 1. 2. 3. French Honor Society 2. Cheerleade- 1. 2 3, 4. Spring Play 2. Cinderella 1 w dint Council :al 1. 4, Esquires 3. 4 ROBERT C. OAVID Art 2. 3 Booster S' 4. Chess 1. 2 :3. 4. Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3 Sports 2. Junior Class Pres ■ ROBERT L. DAVIS Crosscountry 1, 2,3. Basketb.iii 1, 2 3, Track 4. CETA SAM DAY v I Audio-Visual 1.2. 3. 4 he s 1 pECA 3. 4. Baseball Choir 1. 2. Musical 2 ELIZABETH A, DAYTON Booster 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 12, Cheer t ider 2. 3. 4. Musical 1, Mat ROBERT J DECARLI . f Key Club 3.4. Vice-Pres . Weight Lifting 3. 4. Pres . 3. 4. Wrestling 1. Band 1 MICHAEL J. DICK Outdoor Sports 4 DEBORAH L. DIXON Am Field Service2. 3. Ind History 4. Choir 1, 2. 3. 4 RobeCnairperson. Future Educators 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec. 2. Vice-Pres 31 Pres 4. SHAWN R DUCKWORTH Future Farmers 3 DEBORAH D DULEY Audio-Visual 1. Booster 1. Junior Civitan 2 3. 4. Tre � sj Office Ed DANILL j- ,1 ■■•mm mmm Ind History 4. Junior Civitar' 4. Nat. Hist L. So 4. S panis n 4 Nat Honor Society 4. Span. Honor Society 3, OAR award ALAN L ERWIN Art 1. 2. 3 M Club 1.2 3. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. 4 student Council 1. Football 1 2. 3. 4, Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. TERESA G ESTEP Audio-Visual 1 Booster 1, THOMAS J FARRELL Am Field Service 1. Spanah 1. 2. 3 4 Vice-Pres 3. Nat. Honor Society 3. 4. Span Honor Society 3, Thespian 3 4, Vice Pres. Musical 3.4. Spring Play 1 2. 4 ERIN C FEARING GAA 1. 2. Spanish 3 4. Hist. 4. Track 1. 2. 3 4 7 MARY J. FISHER I Art 2. 3. 4 Treas. 3. ViceJPtes 4. Camera 2 RALPH J FISHER J.C.L. 3. Nat Hist L S? £utdoor Sports 1.2. 4 Football 1.2. 3. 4. Baseball 1.2, 3. 4. Basketball 1 TIMOTHY J. FOLZ I C.B. Club 4, Chess 1. 2. 4 j t Hist t Sci 1. 2. 3. USA FREDERKING Am. Field Service 2 3. Booster 1. French 1.2. 3. 4. Ind History 3.4 Band L2, 3.' 4. Choir 1. 3. Musical 1. 3. 4, Pep Band 4 ANTHONY J. FuJPIfZ- •-M Club 4. Nat Hist L,.Sci. 1. Cross Country's. Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 TERESA L FUNKHOUSER Booster 1.2.3. 4, French 3. 4. Key Club-4. Student Council 3. Band 1. Pom Pom B. 3. 4 Class Sec 1 ■'FREDERICK E GAHlr' - Outdoor Sports 1,2. Weight Lifting 3. 4. Football 1.2. Track 1. Wrestling, 1 2. 3.4 ALAN T GARDNER J.C.L 1.2. 3. Key Club 2. 3. 4. Nat. Hist. L. Sci. 1. Weight Lifting 3. 4. Vice Pres jjtudent Countil 1. Football 2. 3.musical 1 JOHN H GENTIL Audio-Visual 1. 2. Art 1.2.3.4. Carr%a 2. 3. 4. Sec ;Treas Ind Arts !. Nat Hist. W L. Sci. 1. 2. 3. 4. Hist. Choir 12. Ye book3, 4. Thespian 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 1. 2. f 3. Spring Play 4. Esquires 2. 3 RANDALL L GENTRY Am Field Service 1. J.C 1. 2. 8. 4. Vice Pres . Jfes . M’ Club 3. 4. Weight Lifting 4. Student Council 2. 3. 4. ice-Pres. 2. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1.2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 1.6. 3. Musical 1, 2. 3. 4 GREGORY A GETZ Am. Field Service 1. 2. 3. 4 ftnu-a 2. 3. 4. FVeifth 2. 3. 4. Junior C.vitan 1. French Honor Society 3. 4. Triespia %. 4; Bend 1. 2, 3. 4. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. Ind. History 3. 4. Pres , Nat Hist. L Sci. 1. Nat H 4 MARt HOEHN Future Farmers 1. 2. 3 4 Pres 3. 4. Outd Society 3. 4. Football 1.TT3. 4.’ Wrestling 1 2. 3. 4 DONNA $ HOFMANN I Booster 2. Pom Pom 3 I JflK 4 m TROY W. HOLLER j| Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. Student Council 3. Football 1 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. LORI M. HOOPER D£CA 3. 4. Choir 1. 2, fl 4 WAtLACE J. HOUCHIN 4. Chess 1. 2. 3.4. Ind Arts 1.2.3 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. Play 1. 2. 3. 4. Fl. Litera I Spring Play 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 2. 2L 4 ANTHONY J. GIVENS 3. 4. Sec. 3. Pres. 4. Football 1. lei. 1.2.3.4. Treas. 3. Track Outdoor Sports 2. Students Race Rel 1. Basketball 2. 3. 4 CARLA T. GIVENS Booster 2. 3. 4. Students Race Rel. 1. 2. 3. 4. |ice Pre Track 2. 3. 4. Choir 2. 4. Cheerleader 2 DAMITA K GIVENS Booster 1.2. 3. 4. DECA 3. 4. GAA 1. Studen 1. 2. 3. GIVENS Chess 4. PICA 4, BRENDA F. GOEBEL CLEMENT GOEBFl Future Farmers 1. 3. Wrestling 1. 2 EDWIN J GOEBEL Future Farmer� 1, . 3. 4 LINDA J. GOEBEL J KENNETH R GROSS €B _ _ Future Farmers 1. Nat HWiL. Sci. 2. Outdoor 1.2 THOMAS W GROSS JAMES H GRUBER . . Chess 1.2. 3. 11 MARLENE S. GUMBEL ” [J DECA 3. GAA 1 Football 1 Band Audio-Visual 1 3. 4. C B 4 Musical 1, 2. 3. 4 S GWENDOLYN G HUNTS Am Field Service 1 2, Camera 3. Junior Civitan 1. 2. Sp Magazine 3. 4 Band 1. |ho«r 2. 3. 4. W.'dcat Word 4. Yearb TERRI L HYATT ■ Office Ed. 3. 4 WILLIAM C. JEFFERIES Chess 1.2. J.C.L. 3. 4. Nat Hist. L. Sd. 2. 4. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. Football 1. 2. Basketball 1. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 1. Musical 1.2 . - JEANNIE D JOHNSON Am Field Serviqi� 1. Booster 1. 2. 3. 4. French 2. 3. 4. Office Ed. 2. 3. 4. Vice- Pres 4. Student Council 1. 2. 4, Nat Honor Sociejy 3. 4. French Honor Society 3. Track 1 Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4 Mat Maid 1. 2 3. 4. Class Treas 3. Class Treas. 4 St •j®§ J LISA G JOHNSON ' Booster 1, 2. Track 2. Wildcat Word 3. 4. Mat Maids 2. 4 TERRI L. JOHNSON Am. field Service 3. French 1. 2. 3. Junior Civ.tan 1.2, 3 4 Treas 2. Spectator Society 2. 3. Mat Maids 1.2 NATHAN R. JONES „ . Chess 1.2, Students Hfece Rel 2. 3. 4. Football 1 2 3 Treck 1.2.3.4. CETA 1.2. IMF A 1 RANDOLPH C. JUNCK« , | DECA 3 Band 1. 2 TAMMSr 5 JUNCKER . ’ Am. FMd Service 1 2, B Club 2. 3. 4. Trea$ $. Sec. 3. Ind H.stor .2. vAdc$t WoW 4, Ytrrbook 3. 4. Editor 4 GARY W KAFFENBERGt Golf 1. Outdoor ■is 1. 2. 3 PHILLIP LV KAfSFI FtttUrAiFar $ RONALCfJ Class Trea- 2, Clal 1 A CHRISTOPHER L GUTHRIE Audio-Visual 2. Art 1 2. Camera 3. 4. C.B Club 3. vjildcat Word 2. PAULA J. HAHN I J Booster 1.2.3 4. Office Ed 4. Student Council 1.2 3, 4. Nat. Hon 4. Pom Pom 1. 2. 3. 4. Class Treas. 1. Class Tr VELVET A. HANES Am Field Service 2. Booster 1. Spanish 1. 2. 3. 4. i5res 4 Choir MICHAEL HARDY Audio Visual 1. Art 3 Chess 1. 2. 3. Student Council ?. Baseball 1.2. Wrestling 2. 3 Uho.f 1.2 3. 4. Musical 1 ? GERALD S N. HARP J ATj Junior Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 3. Nat Hist. L Sci. 3. Cross Country 1. Music 3. Spring Play 3 DAVID B. HARPER Chess 1. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. 4. BOBBY K HARRIS Outdoor Sports 1. 2. Wrestling 1 2 BARBARA K HART Audio-Visual 1 Choir 1. 2 THOMAS J HARMANN PHILIP B. HASSELL Future Farmers 2. 3. y DANIEL R HAWES Choir 1. 2. 3. Spring Play 2 ROBIN G HAWKINS Students Race Re 1. 4. Basketball 1 LISA B HERIGES Field Service 1. 2. 3. 4. French 3. 4. GAA 1. Jur r Civitan 2. Band 1. 3 4 irl 1. 2. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 1. 3. 4. Es ; ares 4 HUGH G. HIGDON BRIAN A HIGGINS Nat Hist L. Sci 1. 2. Mod Music Masters 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross country 1. 2fi Track 1. 3. 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4, Musical 2. 3. 4. Es ; ro . 1. 2. 3. 4 DONN R HINDERLITER C.B Club 1.2. 3. 4. Chess 1.2. 3.4. Ind. Arts 1.2.3. 4 .Moor Sports 1. ? 3 '4 JEFFREY H HIRSCH C.B. Club 2. Junior Civitan 3. Basketball 1. Goll 1. W i. .it 3 Y« irbo Pres 2 DAVID A. HODGES } 4. Junior Civitan 1.2,3. Weight Lift ? 3. 4. Choir 1.2.3. 4. PomM 3, 4. French 2. Students Race Rei Vice-Pres . Basketball 2. 3. Choir 3. Cheerleader 1. 2 A 1. 2. 3. Students Race Rel 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec. 2. Sec. 3. 3. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. Band 1 loumPK kuhlmtyer JANE A. KOST j AmKield Ser dTC. 4. Junior Civitan 3. 4 M Club 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 ChBTS E KUEBEB MARV J KUEBER J Ktaids 2 French 1. 2. Ma KATHLEEN KUEBLER Art 2. 3. 4. Sec. 4. Camera 2 JONI K. KUHN Booster 1, 2 3 4 GAA 1. Office E4 Musical 1 Student Council 3. Choir 1 TERRY M. KUS HPN 3. Band 1 Wildcat Word 4. Body Builders 1 AudKi-Vi$u3l2. 3 4 Sunshine 1. 2. 3.4. Pres .Track 3 Choir J.2. 3.4. Musical 1 Play 11 ■ 2. iPfiplay 1. 2. 3 Mat Maids 3 JAMES M LANMAN Booster I. 2. 3 4. Chess 2. 3. French®. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 1 Outdoor Sports I. 2. 3. 4.;N t Honor Society it 2. 3. Football 1 Baseball 1 LUCINDA I IFMMjNS Tf j JOHNNY K. t ESTER o-Visual 1. DECA l 2 LEVffTy MM MpW ioIf 12, Key Ctoto3 4. Sec . M Club 2, 3. 4. N.it.HiSt L. Sci l7] onor Society 3. 4. jlreas , Thespian 2 3 4 Footb |l, 2. 3. 4 1,2.'3,4. Wrestlipg 2. Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Musical 2, 4. SpringPtay i3 4 Nat. Hist L. Sc., 1. 2 u % SUSAN A LEWIS Junior Civitan 3. Ctwir 1.2. 3. 4 TERRI L. LEWIS «. Art 4. Booster 1. 3. 4. DECA 3. Future Homemakers 1. DANA L. LOESCH Booster 3. 4. GAA 1. Ind. Histoi 4. Spanish 1. 2. 3. T ANGELA L LUDWIG Booster 1. 2. Junior Civitan 1. 2. Nat. Honor Society CARLA R LURKER Am Field Service 3. 4. Future Homemakers 1. French M Club 4 Basketball 2. 3. 4 WAYNE A. MAIER French 3. 4. Nat. Hist L $c 3. Outdoor Sports 2. 3. F 4 Basketball i JAMES A MANN Outdoor Sports 1. 2. Spectator Sports 1. 2. Weight Lit 2. Football I. 2. 3. §j Capt.. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Wrestl BRUCE K. MA Outdoor CORNEIUA W MARTINI------ Art. l yjjAAU. Students Rare Rel 17! 3. 4. Basketball 2. CL ir 1. 2. 3. 4 1. 2. Student Council 2. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Am Field Service 1. Art 2. Choir 2. 3 :phen p marvel JONATHON D MASON C.B. Club 3. 4. DECA 2. French 1. 2. 3. 4 Junior Civitati. 2. Fr Society 2. 3. 4 VICKIE T MASON Booster 1. DECA 3. Vice-Pres 3. Student Council 3 DAVID W MATTINGLY flV Audio-Visual 1 Future Farmers2. 3 Outdoor Sports 3. Chqj| 1.2 3 4 .-Musical 1 JULIE A MCBRIDE ® DECA 3 CHRISTINE K. MCCALMENT Booster 2. 3. C8 Club 2. GAA 1. Spanish 3. Band I, Wildcat Wo Council 2. B Queen Court 2 BRYAN L. MCCARTV Chess 1. 2, Outdoor Sports 3. Yearbook 3 CHRIS. F. ' Choir 1. 2. 3. Mtlsic .ii 1 2. Spring Play 1 LEE ANN MCCARTY Audio-Visual 2. 3. GAA 1. 2. Junior Civitan 2. 3, Choir 2. GARY D. MCGENNIS Future Farmers 1.2. 3. 4. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. 4. Foott 1. 2. 3. 4 JAMES E. MCGENNIS Art 4. Nat Hist L Sci. 1. 2. Outdoor Sports 2 MARK A MEADOR C.B. Club 4. Chess 1.2.4. Junior Civitan 3. Choir 1.2.3. 4. Musical 1.2. Esquires 2 EUGENE J. MEIER Football 1. Baseball 1. 2. 3 Basketball 1 KAREN S MEINSCHEIN Art 4. Booster 1. 3. 4. DECA 3 ARDYTH Y. MILLER I Booster 1. 2. 3. 4. GAA 1. Students Race Rel 1. 2. 3. 4, Treas., Basketbd'i 2 Track 2. 3. 4. Choir 2. 3 CAROL J MOHR 3. Nat Honor Society 3. 4 REGINA L MOORE Choir 1. 2. 3. Treas 1 STACEY A MOYE Art 2. Camera 1.2, 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 2. Pres 3. Vice-Pres 4. Chess 1. French 3. 4. Ind History 3. 4. Treas 4. Nat Honor Society 3. 4. Mod Music Masters 2. 3. 4. Thespian 3. 4. Crosscountry 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4, Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 1. Musical 1. 2, 3. 4. Esquires 4 JODI K MULLENIX DECA 3. 4. Vice-Pres.. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 CHERYL M MULLER Am Field Service 3. 4. Future Homemakers 1. GAA 1. Ind History 3. 4. Junior Civitan 2. 3. 4. Spanish 3. Nat Hist L Sci 2. Sunshine 2 German 4 Pres 4. Nat Honor Society 3. 4 JAMES. A MULLER Ind. History 1. 2. 3. THERESA M MUNSTERMAN Office 3. Spanish 1.2.3 Ri SSELL M. MURRAY Art 3.4. Pres . Junior Civitan 3. 4. Hist.. Nat Hist. L Sci. 1. 2 Student 2. 3. 4. Nat Honor Society 3 4. Vice-Pres . Musical 3. 4 JAMES E. NEIGHBORS Track 3 CHARLES L. NElSON French 3. J.C.L 1. 2. Nat Hist. L. Sci. 1. 2 SUSAN M NIEHAL k Audio-Visual 1. Art 1 STEVEN L PHIPPS C.B. Club 3. Foott . 3 X DOROTHY I. PULLEN Am. Field Service 4, Booste 4. J.C.L 4. Folklife 4. Track 3. 4. Choir 4. Yearbook 4. Musical 4. Mat 4aids 4 uESTER P QUINN Future Farmers 2 Nat Hist L. Sci. 2. Outdoor Sports 1 RUN A. RANSFO--JO ; eld Service :, 2. 3. 4. Audio-Visual 1.3. 4. Vice-Pres. 4. Camera 1. 2. 3. 4 css : French . 3. Outdoor Sports 2. Student Council 2. 3. 4. Nat Honor Society 3 4 ThespBi 2. 3. 4. Track 1. Band 1. 2. 3, Choir 1 Musical 12 3 4 Spring Play 1 2. 3 4 2. GAA 1. Office d. 2, 3. 4. Pom Pom 1. F Queer- Court 3 History 3. 4. Nat Hist. L. Sci 1. 2. 4 LEAH R REDMAN Am. Field Service 1 TRENT P REDMAN C.B Club 3.4, Ind SUSAN G REFD J Choir l.-T J JAMES R REINFRF Chess 1 2. 3. J C 1.2. 3. 4. Hist . Pres.. Junior Civitan 2. 3. 4. Nat Hist. L. So 2. 3. 4 Nat Honor lociety 3. 4 Thespian 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 2. 3. 4 Musical 1. 3. 4. S. ring Play 3. 4 DAVID A RENSCHLeX C B Club 3 DECA I. 4. French 1. 2. 4. Band 1 ERIC L RENSQHl jF 7 fT, Art 1 2. 3 4 Camera 3 4. Ind History 3. 4. Junior Civitan 1. Nat. Honor Society 3 4 Mod Music Masters 2 3. 4 Spring Ray 1. 2. 3. 4. Thespian 2. 3. 4. Band 1, ■ 2. 3. 4. Choir 1. Musical 1. 2. 3 4. KIMBERLY S RICKER I GAA 1. 2 . Field Service 3. 4. French 3. Y S RICKETTS jio-Visual 1. Booster 3. DECA 3. «AA1 Junior CivitSn 4. C D. RICKETTS 11.2. Weight Lifhpg 4. Football 1 Batqgall 1. 2. 3. 4, 3. 4. Musical 1. 3. 4. Esquires 1 . . AS ROBISON KEITH W ROBINSON AVi 1.2. Student Council 3 '?■ '' -rr- « ROBIN B ROBINSON Audio-Visual 1. Wrestling I, 2 RUSSELL ROEHR I w . ■ 'A, ■ Am. Field Service 1. Chess 1. 3. J.C L 3. 4. Treas . Nat Hist t Sci. 3; 4. German 4. Nat Honor Society 3. 4. Pres . Latir Honor Society 4. Choir 1 Wildcat Word 4. Musical 1 KENNETH R ROHDE Am. Field Service 4, Ind History 3 JEFFREY L. ROSS Chess 1. 2 RITA J. ROSS Art 1. Booster 1. GAA 1. Choir 1.2 . KIMBERLY J. ROWLAND ♦ 'Xt Vl . 2. 3. 4.rGolf 3. Nat HistA.Sc 3. Sunshlfe 3MChoir|l 2. 3. 4 L. RUEGER , i ML Hist. L Sci 2 3 4 Nat Honor 4. Basketcfen 1. Wfcstl,ng2. ng Pla 3.%. Clasf V ee-Pres 4 mwl ¥ ' ’ r lir 1 ik khs an.sh2. StudentCounc ' 3. 4?Crosscountry 1. 2. Word 3. Spring Play ,3 I Ar Rial Chess 1. 2. 4. French 3 J Society 3. 4. Mod Music M .d 1.2. 3. 4. Pep Bandfej JELL bERTT C RUSSi chess l JEFFREY A. RUSSELL Chess 1. Football 1 KEITH A rutledgi Art 1. 2. 3. 4, Key Club 3. 3 4. Track 1. 2 3 4 V.. CHRIS A SAL .BflflVttPRT Golf 2. L SANDERS VIA G SANTOS ian 3. 4 Am Field Service 4. Booster 4 Spanish 4 SUSAN E SCARAFIA Am. Field Service 1.2 3. 4. Booster 2. 3. French 1. 2. 3. 4 Sec. 3. Junior Civitan - 4. SfSctator Sports 2 Sec . Trea� . Student Council 1. 2. 3. Nat Honor'Society 1. 4. French Honor Society 2. 3. 4 jP £ U£try 3.4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 2. 3. Yearbook 3. Mat Mu 4 I tISTA L SCHELHORN |rt 3. Choir 1. 2, 3. 4 Musical 3 M SCHENK fpams tAM ster 1 French 4; SI4’2 Office Ed. 2. 3. 4, Nat. Honor Society 3. 4 Sec . French Honor codaty . 4. Spnr Play 2 jT USAN D SCHMIDT MOTHY L SCHMID Chess 1. Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4. Outdoor Sports 1. 2, 3. Football 1. Track 1. Wrestling 2 8RUCE D. SCHREISER Chess 1. 2. 3. Junior Civitan 4 M Club 4 Bask tbali 1. 2. Track 1.2. 3. 4. Pep Band 4 Band 1 2. 3. 4 Musical 4 STEVEN E SCHrtOEOFP ‘M Club 4. Football 1. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. a 3. 4 JENNfrfl CHUESSJfEFy • £ Am. Field Service 1. 2. 3. 4. French 2. Z.wj kA 1. Ind. History 4. Nat. Hoi Society 3. 4. French Honor Society 3. 4. Mat Maids 3. 4 ROY E. SCOTT ” - w Cit Ctub 3. M-' Club 2. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. Football 1. 2.'3. Track 1, WrestiifW jM� rrw. CYNTHIA L. SEARCY Am. Field Service 1. GAA 1, Spanish 3. 4. Studen Council 4. Mou Music Master , 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 1. 2. Musical 1. 1 EVERETT R SEARCY Audio-Visual 1. Band 1. 2. 3 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. L BARBARA J SHAHAN Audio-Visual 2 RONNIE A. SHEFFER DECA 3. M Club 4, Basketb � 1 2. 3. 4 THOMAS S SMITH W Booster 3. Football 1. 2. 3 4 b , -etbaH 1 !. GAA i NYDER lCh |l. 2 ROXANNA L. SOUTHERLAND JufBbr Civitln 1 JOHN R. STARR «ML . French 1 , 3 Hey Clut 4. B, MICHELLE rSTEuHB fc ; Am Field Servtf 2 4. Frdhch 3. 4. junior Civitan 1. 2. Student CoiJhdj 1. Nat HocoK Soe ty 3. 4. Mod Music Masters 3. 4. Treas.. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 4 £. GLENNASEE STEWART Booster 2. 3 4. DECA?. GAA 2. Students Race Rel. 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 2. Pres 3 ■« 3 THOMAS W UTLEY Art 2. 3 CARLA K. VALIER Booster 1. 2. 4. French 3. 4 TJAA 1 S French Honor Society 3. Cnefgf BRIAN T. VARNER C.B. Club 3. 4. Vice-Pres PEGGY H VILLINES Ind. History 3. Junior Civitar® ELIZABETH A. WAGNER Art 1. 4. Yearbook 3 JANET L. WAGNER % Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 MICHAEL E WAGNON Football 3 DAVID W WALKER Nat Hist L Sci. 2. 3. 4. Ou Masters 2. 3. 4. Thespian 3. MARK A WALKER Art 1. ind. Arts 1. 2. 3. 4. WILLIAM R. WARRICK Choir 2 WALTER C. WATERS Wrestling 1 JAINA I WEBB ArtV Flefd Sendee ! 7 3: 4 1,2.3. 4. Band 1.2. 3. 4. Choir 1.2. 3 4 Pre CARLA J. WEBER Sports 2. Student Council 1.2. 4. ketball Mgr 1 flfipr'Society 3. 4. Mod. Mys.g Musical 3. 4 Spring Pta . : ti.r c W • • M Sec 3. Pres. 4 Jumo C.vitan 1 Me i Musk: Masters ?s. 4. wildcat Word 3. Musical 1.3,4 Am. Field Service 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice Pres 4 Frenc-i 1 2. 3. 4 nd. History 3. 4 Junior Civitan 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3 Not Honor Society 3, 4. French Honor I 1. 2. 3. 4. Esquires 4 2. S ‘udent Council 4 tketbail A tling 1. 2 . SYLVIA F. SJEtjjjApT Booster r O Stud Society 2. 3. 4, Track 1 BETSY C WEINTRAUT Booster 1. 2. 3. 4. Ind History 3. J C L Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4 BART A. WEINZAPFEL Chess 1 Baseball 1. 2. 3 4. Rasketbai 1 CHRISTOPHER A. WFINZAPF I Chess 1. Baseball 1 Wrestling 1 2. 3 DARRYL B WElSS Future Farmers 3. Basebai 3 MARJFAN E WHIPPLE Art 2 4 Chess BRENDA J WHOBERR H C.B Club 4. GAA 1 HLD C.B. Cluj T Future Homemakers 4 Choir 3 4 w i KEl i v 7 WINIGER Boost$r 3. 4. C.B. Club 3. Chess 1. 2. 3 4 Golf 2. Nat Hist. L. Sci 1. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. 4 Spectator Sports 2. Student Council 3. 3. Class Vice-Pres 3 DEANAL WINKLEMAN l BAudio-Visual 12 3 4. Treas 2 Treas 3, Vice-Pre . 4 rDlANE G WOLFE I Sunshine 1 Students Race Rel 12 LARRY B WOtFE Spring Play 3 jdents Race Bel MICHAEL E.J. STILLWAGONER JENNIFER S. STINSON oster 1. 2. 3. Chess RATTON SWARTZ ual 4. Football 1. Band r LISA MfTMfLOR Art 4 poster 2. Student Council Ly DEBRA-A THOMPSON __________ GAA 1. 2. OfffP fed. 9r-4. T«eas� 4- DONALD E THOMPSON Art 1. 2. 3. Chess 1. Golf 1. 2. Ind History 2. Nat Hist. L Sci. 1. 2. Student Council 1. 2. 3. Football 1. 2. 3. Basketball i. 2. Track 1. 2. 3 J JEFFREY L TOELLE y Booster 4. Chess 1.2. Ind. Arts 1. 2. 3. 4. Outdoor Sports 1. 2. Student CoUficfo Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. Track 1 DIANA M. TUCKER Nat. Hist. L. Sci. 4. Spanish 1. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Spring Play 3 BRYAN E. TUPPER Key Club 4. Football 1. 2. 3. W.ldcar Word 3 BENNY W TURNER Outdoor Sports 1. 2. 3. 4 BOBBY D TURNER DAVID R. UHDE Future Farmers 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Choir 1 KAREN Y. UNGETHUM -4| Am Field Service 1.2. 3. 4. Junior Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4. Ind History 4. Office Ed 2. 3 Nat. Honor Society 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Majorette 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 4 fc PAUL E UPSHAW Cross Country 2. 3.4. Football 1. Track 1.2. 3. 4. Choir I. 2. 3. 4. Musical 1, French Out no h story 3 4 junior vitan 1. 2. Nat. Hist L. Sci 1. 2 3 4. |rts 1. 2. Thespian 3. 4. Y.restlmg 1 2. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 3. 4. Sunshine 1. 2. Students Race 2. DECA| Rei. 1. 2. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4, F. Queen Court 1. 4 BRIAN K. WOODS Art 2. Future Farmers 1. w JANA S. WOODb Booster 2. 3. Chess 2, 3. Ou JOHN J YEGERLEHNER Cross Country 1. 2. Track 1 JANE M Ye.da I Art 1. ? 3. 4 b DONNA f YAK t Lifting 3. Baseball 2. 3. Basketball 1 oor Sports 3. 4 Sec.. Choir 1. 2. 3 lutdoor Sports 1. 2 Am. Field S vrre 2. B-A'GAA 1 WWc.it Wo'lpU Four 4 RONAL W. YORK Sec. 1. Student Council 1. 2. 4. Volleyball 2. 3. 4. c Masters 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 JCk 3. 4, Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Music 1 2. 3, 4 i FLIGHT IN Linda Chase Kenna Brakie Kevin Brown Keith Brenner in Mary Chandler D� ane Chappius James Botta %- XSfcY ,, r, mu ' Brenda Brockett Jeanne Bishop Norman Cynthia Carla Chastain Click Collier Junior 55 Charles Bundy Mary Burdette Larry Case Jim Michael Donnie Brauser Brauser Breeden Marla Crocker Terry Cox •5 Dee Culiver Bermta Denning Aaron Denoon WMt Mary Deusner Denise Dewar Roxanne Collins Synda Cox Bradley Jon Daysman Dempersmier Kenneth Curtis Tony Bradley Karen LaDonna Dickens Edge Edwards Elliott Richard Englebright Cindy Essary v'cki Deborah Embrey Emmerson Kelly Feldman (W Jane Fischer Tracy Fowler Christopher Frank Leslee Fuchs Lorelei Fuchs Keith Gross Larry Gross Larry Groves Becky Hancock Rebecca Handel Darryl Hargett Joseph Hall Johnny jun,or 5 Hargrove tu Tammy Hamblin fma Hampton Ronald Gatewood Dolly Goff m, Ifl Rick Grmdall Viki Greene Jennifer Greenfield John Gahl J; ana erlitz TT Lisa Gibson Robert Goebel Joan Goosens Rodger Grabert rS ’•T ■. Julie ireathouse wmm James Heckman William Herron Brenda Higgins Kay Hinton Lori Hobby ■RSBUBl Debra Juncker wJaBHS- tt I Connie Kaffenberger Ladonna Keitel Bonnie Keith r iV' M fy : . Jerome Linda or King Klsse, James Kissinger Harold Kraft Melanie Jeffries Carmen Johnson Ronald Deborah Jones Jourdan Beth McFadin Linda McCarty Tami McDurmon Sandra McFadden Ronald Barbara Mclntire McPherson Edith Meinert Ricky Mileham Junior 5' David Mitchell Tracey Mitchell Karen Mohr Theresa Morris John Morrow Richard Mosby Mark Musser Martha Niehaus Bobby Norman Connie Norman . i Gary Norman Kenna Oeth Martha Ortega Sheila Orth Carole Pace Charles Pace Martin ,r Parrish. Michelle Parrish Charlotte Parsonage Ronald Patton Michael Peck Tammy Pfeifer Connie Pierce Cheryl Rames Cynthia Price George Reese Sally Pullen Anthony Reich Nancy Rhoads Denise Roehr Rogers Sandra Schisler Debbie Schmidt Mark Schenk James Schmidt regory Rye Debra Schuessle Steven Seibert Ronald Schroeder Michael Seitz Junior 61 Seyffarth Raymond Randall V Paul Tamela Ro: St Shipley Simpson Sledzik Snyder semary Gary Trammel Dina Tron Walter Tucker Alar Darrel Turner Uhde Brenda Upshaw 62 Junior Utley Karen Walsh Michelle Watkins Kirk Weber Tina Weber John Weil Donna Weir Laura Cathy Wells Wheatcroft Bruce Don Rita Kerry Willis Willis Wiltshire Wolfe Lisa Williams David Wright No Photos Available Roger Bledsoe Cindy Bradley Tammie Burgess Shannon Burns Philip Clark Karen Cox John Eichenberger Darryl Garrett Billy Gootee Jeffrey Guthrie Tina Harris Joseph Hawkins Jerry Hayden David Holder Kevin Hughes Dennis Juncker Spencer Key Dora Lance Robert Meador Gary Miller David Mosby Thomas Munsterman Mark Neighbors Eric Nichols John Nickell Gail Norman Ricky Osborne Tim Paul Steve Phillips William Rutledge Keith Steward Gary Stewart George Thompson Kevin Tomlinson Mark VanZant Kristy Vincent Samuel Walden Melvin Waters George White Robert Zickmund As Juniors we got our first taste of being upperclassmen. We accomplished many things including our magazine sales where we surpassed our goal. We danced the night away at our Junior-Senior Prom in May. We look forward to next year as Seniors. FLIGHT IN Pres. Pauline Hoehn, Vice-Pres. Mary Meinschein. Sec. Linda Hoehn, Treas. Marcie Tupper. Historian. Tammy Bullock Amy Alldredge Brenda Alldredge Barbara Allen Thomas Allen Jeffrey Alspaugh Sue Alumbaugh Joni Ammon Debra Arnold Julie Ashworth Melanie Ayers LeAnn Baldwin Tammy Barnes Dwight Baro Kelly Bayard Charles Bean Darren Berry Neil Beste Usa Blackburn Susan Bodkin Cheryl Boerner Bryan Bonser Valerie Bostick Robert Botta Michelle Boyer Steve Breeden Lori Bremer Gregory Brown Megan Bullard ’ Tamara BuHocfc William Burden Sophqmore 65 Paula Fowler John Friday, ... Lawrence Fuchs Lebra Wanes Robert Haney Lori Hardy Jeffrey Harris Laura Gabennesch Carrie Gibson Randall Gillenwater Thomas Givens Francis Goebel Jessica Greenfield James Griffin Gary Griswold Donna Hawkins Charles Haynes Deeise Healy Robin Herrin 68 Sophomore BBaHI Marcia Gross Paula Gross Rebecca Gross Lisa Gumbel Susan Gunner Tracey Higgins Melinda Higgs 11 -.David Hill :f:. . Floyd Hines Mary Hobson fT Linda Hoehn Pauline Hoehn John Holder Tex Holmes Alicia Hooper Kelly Horton Robert Houchin William Houchm Kimberly Howery Tina Hutchinson Carol Hyatt Alan Isham. i Jolene Jackson Alan Jacobs Chad Johnson Stuart Johnson Redonna Jolley Alan Juncker « r - — Gary Juncker Michael Kelly Paul Kemmeling IT:- - Sophomore 69 Susan Key Tina Key Andrew Kinsey Karen King Keith King Julie Kissinger Renae Kitzinger Kristy Knight ' Thomas Koenig Karla Koring Marvin Kraft Diane Krietenstein Leann Leigh LaDonna Lindsey Stephanie loehr Cherie Lurker Alan Mabrey Kelly Maier Melissa Mann Robin Manning Jeffrey Marcum Kerry Marshall Susan Marshall Clay Martin Andrew Marx Patti Marx 70 Sophomore Michael McBri Anne McCord Michael McCormick Robin McCoy Leanna McDaniel Mary Meinschein Angela Meredith Ralph Meredith John Miller Brent Mitchell Julie Mitchell Steve Mobley Lisa Moore Daniel Morgan William Murdock Cathy Murphy Lori Neighbors Renee Nelson William Nelson Tamara Newman Beth Niehaus Sophomore 71 Cary Niehaus Jeanne Nix Shawn Nix Angela Norman Jeffrey Norman Randall Norman Darrel Norrington Paul Nurrenbern Rodger Ohning Lisa Osborne Catherine Pace Michael Palmer Robert Pase Anna Penrod LaDonna Pfettscher Lucinda Phipps Lisa Pope Daniel Pote Scott Pretzch Valerie Price Valerie Ragsdale Matthew Raibley Ruth Ransford Tommy Redman Kevin Reed Kevin Reese Arno Reintiz Tracy Renschler 11 Beth Rexing Mark Rheinhardt Charles Ricketts Lisa Ricketts Tammy Ricketts Todd Ricketts Jodi Roby Kevin Sanders Jon Sannes James Scfcwafra Carol Schelhprn Theresa Schonk Walter Schmitt Nancy Schnaut Brian Schreiber Douglas Seitz William Sellers —. Marvin Sellner Shari Sinnet Roger Slocum Michael Sparks Gregory Steele Troy Stewart Kayla Stinson Karen Stockton John Strader Christopher� , Stratman Stephen Sullivan Sophomore 73 Mark Tate Matthew Thomas Robert Thornton Kathy Trafford Wendy Trammel Connie� Tron Jeanette Tupper Marcie Tupper Gayla Uhde Denise Utley Troy Utley Jacqueline Vanhaaften Brenda VanZant Tammy Varner Scott Wade Wanda Walden Jesse Walker Robert Walker William Wallace Gerald Walls Wilbur Wallis Shelley Wampler Robert Webb Michelle Weber Diane Webster Vincent Wells Teresa Whoberry Harold Williams 74 Sophomore Brian Wilson Deena Wilson Terry Wilson Andrew Winiger Carla Wood Duane Woodley Michael Wright Ronald Yates Walter Yeida Lisa Youngblood Tina Carr Roscoe Carroll Wendell Carroll Bryan Chastain Ben Cox Donald Englebright Kevin Fischer Duane Gregory Gregory Griswold Dorothy Jolley Stephen Lanman Julia Mabrey Gerald McCandless NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Lisa Moore Robert Poe Mario Ranson James Reich Gregory Russell Jon Schmitt Twyresa Smith Nancy Stratton Ronald Walker Dennis Wargel Linda White Thomas Williams David Withrow The Sophomore class started the 1978-1979 school year with 292 members. Officers elected were: Pauline Hoehn, President: Mary Meinschein, Vice-President: Linda Hoehn, Secretary and Marcie Tupper, Treasurer. Their float won first prize, despite the bombings, with a slogan of “Pop the Titans . They kept this same spirit going through the rest of the year and are looking forward to being upperclassmen in their junior year. I HP i, • ra. g ;1f n ;rrr—■ • i « . -n.-| -rv| Sophomore 75 FLIGHT IN I H President. Dan Choate; Vice President. Becky Beste; Secretary. Michelle Anderson Treasurer. Kelly Johnson; Historian. Karen Niemeier. Row 1: Mary Allen. Timothy Allen. Tony Allen. Larry Allgood. John Alsop. Michelle Anderson. William Ander- son Row 2: William Askren. Timothy Bates. Kimberly Batteiger. Timothy Baumeyer. Lori Bauer. Mary Bean. Mary Beckner. Row 3: Mary Bell. Cheryl Beste. Jeffrey Beste, Rebecca Beste. Row 4: Rhonda Blackburn. Wan- da Blackburn, Steve Boberg. Frankie Bowman Row 5: Cheryl Bradley. Donald Bradley. Mark Bradley. David Braun. Brent Brauser. Julie Bridges. David Brockett ttow 6: Stephanie Brooks. Michael Brown. Scott Brown. Bart Butler. John Cameron. David Caputo. Karen Carr ROW 1: Barbara Chappius. Danny Choate. Sharon Clark. David Cleeton, Jerry Clevenger. Rod- ney Cole, Kevin Collier, ROW 2: Mitchell Collins. Lisa Conrad. Leica Cousert, Tamara Cox, Ronald Crabtree. Tracy Craig. John Crowe. ROW 3: John Culley. Lois Cundiff, Regina Cunning- ham. Faune Curtis. ROW 4: Patrick Dallas. John Davis. Lori Daws. Ronald Dayton. ROW 5: Michael Deig. Troy De Kemper. Debra Den- ning. Stephanie Dickens. ROW 6: Richard Dixon, Chester Downs. Todd Duck- worth. Lois Eaton. 78 Freshman Row 1: William Eaton, Teri Edge, Teresa Edward, Ro- salyn Elder. Daniel Elliott. Jerri Englebright. Mary Erickson Row 2: Cathy Erwin. Shawn Essary. Tammy Essary. Ray Faggetter, Sally Farar, Sean Farley. Kim- bra Fickas Row 3: Timothy Fleming, Lisa Folz. Sally Fuelling, The- resa Garrett Row 4: Jeffrey Gebhardt. Cheryl Geier. Kathleen Getz, Tammy Geuss Row 5: Judy Gibbs. Gerald Goebel, Julia Goebel. Mark Greathouse Row 6: Rebecca Green, Michael Griswold. Laura Gross. Robert Gross 'Nj V ROW 1: Wayne Gross, Roger Guth. Jamia Hancock. Charles Hanmore. Tony Harrington. ROW 2: Lisa Hart, Michael Hawkins, David Higgins. Melanie Higgs. Teresa Hilakos. ROW 3: Clyde Hobbs, Joan Hoehn, Catherine Holder. Angela Holler. Sally Horton. Pamela Hunter. Mark Issac. ROW 4: Simone Jean Pierre. Angela Jeffries, Kelley Johnson, Lana Johnson, Lisa Justus, Peggy Kaiser. Steven Keitel. ROW 5: Dana Kelly. James Key, Todd King, Martin Kingsbury ROW 6: Danny Kissinger. Diane Koring. Alvin Kost. William Kueber. 4 I• 80 FreShman .¥ 4 - ■ • v' t. r v . . t . n - ' . • • ■♦ ’ j .'„ i f ROW 1: Jennifer Kuebler, Laura Kuykendall. Patrick Kuykendall. Susan Lancaster. ROW 2: Gregory Lanman. Danny Lester. Angela Lewis. Michael Lilleston. ROW 3: Mindy Litschgi. Kelly Long. David Maier, Beth Maloney. Cheryl Marvel. Martha Mason. Mi- chelle McCormick, ROW 4: Janice McGennis, Charles McPherson. Marga- ret Meinert. Stephanie Meredith. Wanda Met- calf. Robin Mileham. Detrice Miller. ROW 5: Kenneth Missey. Stephen Moll. Carrie Moore. Julie Moore. Charles Morris. ROW 6: Connie Morris. Loretta Morrow. Stephen Mor- ton. Linda Muller. Renee Munsterman ml. Freshman 81 •« i iT “% V t V Row 1: Kris Murdock. Ruth Murray Row 2: Donald Myer Charles Naab Row 3 Daena Nelson. John Nelson. Robin Newman. Lisa Nichols. Michael Niehaus. Karen Nie- meier. Bryan Norman Row 4: Roger Norman. John Oeth. Jon Orth. Kristin Osban, David Owens. Georgia Parrish. Nancy Parrish Row 5: Daniel Pettus, Michael Phipps. Jerilyn Raibley, Tawana Rainey. Rhonda Rames Row 6: Curtis Reinitz. Rod Reinitz. Mark Renschler, Mary Renschler. Elizabeth Renshaw 4 ■ J 82 Freshman • , . , vs' ' . - S . ,y. rj • 4 K � � . ) % t ROW 1: Shelli Riggs. Tracie Robins ROW 2: Jeffrey Robinson. Roger Robinson ROW 3: Jeffrey Ronald. Jeffrey Russell. Suzanne Rut- ledge. Darren Rye. Ruth Sailer. Lisa Sanders. Lynda Sanders ROW 4: Alan Sanderson. Jill Sannes. Tina Schaffer. Jeffrey Schelhorn. John Schisler. Christina Schmitt. Keith Schneck ROW 5: Jane Schoenig. Margaret Schoening. Alan Schroeder. Kim Schroeder. Matthew Scott ROW 6: Dennis Searcy. Nelda Searcy. Lori Sellner. April Shipps. Sharon Simonds V; • i N C ' Freshman 83 r .. I ROW 1: Janelle Simpson, Carol Slagle. David Sledzik. Mark Snyder. Marlon Sparks. Robert Stark. Elizabeth Stevens ROW 2: Pamela Stevens. Joni Stierley. Gary Swieley. Herbert Syndor. Jami Thomas. David Thomp- son. Lisa Thompson ROW 3: Robert Threet. Kris Tinsley. Lori Tinsley. Lori Toelle. Dee Tomlinson ROW 4: Stephan Topper. Carleen Tucker. Dena Turn- er. Ralph Turner ROW 5: Roberta Turner. John Upshaw. Brent Wagner. Roland Waller. David Wallis. Tracy Ward. Diana Watson ROW 6: Brenda Wells. Sherri Wells. Harry Wheatcroft. Robin Whitaker. Richard White. Chester Wil- liams. Michael Williams Pictures not available” Melinda Benson Tommy Cundiff Stephen Day Alan Eaton Henry Feldman Linda Gibbs Victoria Hart Steve Haws Joseph Jackson Julia Martin Roger Meeker Timothy Nmness Edward Parsonage Samuel Penrod Jerry Persinger Janet Pettyjohn Victoria Rohrbacher LaRoma Thomas Dale Turner Russel Turner Tracy Upchurch Teresa Van Zant Phyllis Warrick 8th grade student taking Albegra Rick Mitchell i 4 s n i • . £r' . 'r . X. x A n ff s SCORES 17 North Posey 3 115 8 15 Cross Country Scores MV Aug. 31 Jasper Loss Sept. 7 Boonville Won 12 Princeton (Invite) Won 16 North (Invite) 8th 19 Gibson Southern Won 20 Frosh-Soph (Invite) 3rd 26 Posey County 1st 28 North Posey 2nd Oct. 7 SIAC (Tell City) 6th 10 Princeton-Boonville Won 14 4 Sectional (Jasper) 5th Girls Basketball Scores Nov. 16 Reitz 20 22 27 29 Dec. 4 6 13 18 Jan 3 8 MV OPP '29 40 Mater Dei Booneville Memorial Princeton Central North Posey Wood Memorial North Castle Harrison Tell City osse m ibson Southern nCelle f ■ 72 61 46 53 50 46 65 4 3 31 43 44 U 31 52 45 56 30 18 45 39 38 27 35 zcoo tm— oo Top row L to R: R. Levin, M. McCormick. P. Clark. M. Peck. D. Case. Bottom row L to R; J. Stark. C. Saltzman. J. Sandus. T. Burnett Top row L to R; P Upshaw. S. Norrmgton. J. Scarafia. B Thornton, S. Wade. B. Higgins. M. Curtis. K. Rutledge. S. Moye, M. Culiver. Bottom row L to R; C. Dayton, S. Pretzch. K. Schneck. R. Stark. B. Missey, P Kuykendall. J. Embrey. S. Scarafia. Coach Britt. r Higher . Ardyth, Higher ...! V. Embrey. E. Fearing, D. Givens, M. Jeffries. N. Key. L. Mantel. F. Martin. A. Miller. M. Moye, M. Niehaus. S. Scarafia. A. Sullivan. P. Thompson. J. Anslinger, D. Culiver. C. Givens. N. Hall, A. Hooper. C. Schelhorn. T. Wade. B. Brockett. A. Martin. J. Maurer, K. Oeth. C. Pullen. S. Pullen. D. Schuessler. D. Zenthoefer. S. Maurer. K. Alldredge. J. Greenfield. T. Smith lrst Row L to R: B. Thorton. T. Stewart. G. Steel. D. Deig. B. Shreiber. M. Sellner. S. Johnson. V. Cole, J. Scarafia. M Kelly. R. Williams. S. Norrington 2nd Row: B. Shreiber. M. Curtis. C. Jefferies. J. Nickles. R Jones. T. Jones. D. Stewart. M Bitzer. B. Zickmund. J Mann 3rd Row: M. Thomas. J. Chase. C. Johnson. T. Culiver. B. Benner. B. Reese. M. Hulsey. B. Allen. A. Carr. N. Jones. K. Cox, D. Buchanan, J. Neighbors. K. Rutledge. B. Higgins. S. Moye. M Fearing. ■it mnirmt1 IlHPIWMi High Jump Long Jump Pole Volt Shot Put Discus Mile Relay 800 Relay Time or Year Holder Distance Made Robert Hawkms 100 1975 Bud Wright 22.5 1959 Gary Carr 49 7 1962 Bryan Erwin 2 01 9 1977 Alan Ackman 4:317 1963 Tom Scarafia 9 54 0 1975 Don Foster 14 4 195 ;Don Foster 19.7 1954 ►Tom Jones 37 8 1978 Ron Jones 6 6 3 4 1978 Robert Hawkins 22’11” 1975 Jim McDurmon 124 V 1965 Virgil Potts 506” 1949 Larry Clme 151 T 1975 Brian Bishop Bill Ballard Myral Potter Larry Bowler 3:30.8 1967 Stan Noon Mike Erwin Terry Jones Robert Jones 1:31 1975 irm rn 'K i '1 .: w _____ ra ™ Mi, Left to Right — 1st Row: Daena Nelson. Tammy Barnes. Mary Renchler. Angie Norman. Lee Ann Ewing. 2nd Row: Coach Becky Tucker. Angie Jeffries. Donna York. Theresa VanZant. Lori Toelle. Marcie Tapper (Get over that Net!) wiHHfwmiJmt (I’ve got it!) The Reserve Team posted an impressive season re- cord. of 8-4 with the guidance of senior captain. Donna York. Only one other senior. Nadra Key. graduated so the squads should be in good shape for a winning year in 1979. (Get it. Lee Ann)! Left to Right: Man Nancy Schnautz, Mary Beth Toelle, Debby Jordon. Jane Clard, Gayla Uhde. Julie Mitchell. Melonie Jeffries, Martha Niehaus. Nadra Key. Kay Hinton, and Coach Becky Tucker. The 1978 Wildcat Volleyball team under leadership of captain Jane Clark, finished the season with a 10- 10 record. Still finding it difficult to break the .500 barrier, the netters produced some fine play over Evans- ville Memorial and the cats nearly beat volleyball powers Jasper and Gibson Southern. The cats rallied in the 3rd game of the sectional to de- feat Bosse before losing the 2nd game to the sectional Champs Mat- er Dei. Jane Clark — Captain Nadra Key Reserve and Varsity squads were awarded superior squads and spirit stick at the camp they attended this summer Jeannie Johnson wmmm Bottom to Top Michelle MCormick. Angie Holler, Sally Fuelling. Fawn Curtis. Genii Simpson. Top to Bottom: Faye Martin, Vicki Embrey. Jessi- ca Greenfield. Nusha Hall Hey go Maroon. Hey go Gray. Hey go Wildcats. Hey Hey all the way! Jeannie Johnson — Captain ii'ini iiiiiiiiiinimiitmnnffmr Mrs. Jean Hawley: There is never a dull moment when you're a cheerleader sponsor. L to R first Row: K. Sydnor. J. Upshaw, D. Lester. B. Eaton, T. Allen. D. Choate. S. Moll. T. Allen. C. Reinitz, M. Sparks. J. Culley. D. Sledzik, M. Lilltston. Manager S. Farely. L to R 2nd Row: Coach Pace. B. Norman. R. Dixon, J. Key. M. Deig, D. Owens. D. Meir. C. Zickmund. S. Topper, C. McPherson. T. Duckworth, T. King. J. Davis. Coach Tom Sellards NOT PRESENT: R. Meeker, and C. Nabb. The Reserve squad didn’t turn up a real impressive record but worked hard with Coach Bill Bennett and their record was 1- The freshmen squad with a new coach, Tom Sel- lards, finished strong with an undefetaed record of 6-0. Nice Job. and good luck in future. Smile L to R. First ROW: M. Sellner. J. Roby. J. Harris. P. Sledzik. D. Wright. M. Sparks. T. Holmes. S. Mobley. 2nd ROW: B. Mackey. S. Durham. D. Edge, T. Stewart. B. Crenshaw, Manager. F. Hines, not present. Brian Edge. L to R 1st Row: D. Mitchell. J. Roby. R. Ries. D. Ries, J. Harris. T. Stewart. S. Johnson. J. Mann. D. Wright. S. Mobley. J. McGennis. T. Smith. R. Mosby. M Sparks. 2nd Row: Ass. Coach M Kelly. P. Sledzick. R. Gentry. D Wargel. B. DeCarli. B. Edge. K. Rutledge. D. Dausman. M. Hoehn. A. Gardner. T. Holmes. M. Cleeton. G. McGennis. M. Parrish. M Thomas. S. Durham. Ass. Coaches, D. Bell and T. Sellards. 3rd Row: Head Coach S. Grannan. managers D. Elliot. G. Thompson. R Simpson. T. Holler. B. Crenshaw. J. Fisher. A. Erwin. B. Edge. B. Zickmund. D. Uhde. M Sellner. J. Toelle. J. Hall. J. Hudson. R Levin managers F. Hines. Ass. Coaches D. Pace, and B Bennett. Football Homecoming winners Spirit stick; Seniors Float winner; Sopho- more Queen Lynn Beste Basketball Homecoming Spirit stick Sophomore Float winner; Art Guile Queen Carla Valier FOOTBALL HOMECOMING 1978 Queen Attendant: Lynn Beste Escort: Alan Gardner Jueen Attendant Dana Loesch iscort: Jimmy Lanman Queen Attendant: Angie Wood Escort: Jim McGennis Ball Bearer: Justin Naab Crown Bearer: Rachel Murray Freshman Attendant — ningham Escort — Mike Lilleston Shelly Cun Junior Attendant — Jamie Graves Escort — Donnie Martin Sophomore Attendant Escort — Jeff Embrey Maureen Cram The weather was cool, but ciear as Football Homecoming 1978 got underway. A spirited crowd at Memorial Field watched Miss Lynn Beste crowned Queen. Though there was lots of spirit we were defeated by Gibson South- ern 26-0. Students, Faculty, and Guests enjoyed the dance in the cafeteria afterwards with WJPS'S disc jockey spinning the top Hit« Jeanne Anslinger. Linda Baro. Tammy Barnes. Mary Bell. Jeanne Bishop. Troy Burnett. Barbara Chappuis. Rachelle Cherry. Karen Cox. Lori Davis. Jo Ellen Dempersmeir. Diane Denning. Terry Edge. Lee Ann Ewing. Kim Fickas. Jamie Graves. Kathy Getz. Jennifer Greenfield. Jessica Greenfield. Carrie Gibson. Paula Hahn. Nusha Hall. Jamie Hancock. Denise Healy. Teresa Hilakos. Lebra Hoehn. Pauline Hoehn. Simone Jeanpierre. Debbie Jourdan. Jenny Kuebler. Joni Kuhn. Andy Kinsey. Karen King. Gloria Kirk. Linda Kissel! Carla Koring, Terri Lewis. Dana Loesch. Melissa Mann. Laura Mantel. Susan Marshall. Tamara Mason. Mary Meinschein. Karen Meinschein. Ardyth Miller. Dietrice Miller. Scotty Pretsch, Sylvia Santos. Nancy Schnautz. Mary Schoening. Nelda Searcy. Twyresa Smith. Mary Toelle. Marcie Tupper. Roberta Turner. Gayla Uhde. Carla Valier linGi rauttttut Brian Allen. Jeanne Anslinger. John Bates. Troy Burnett. Chris Dayton. Brad Edge. Vicki Embrey. Alan Erwin. Randy Gentry. Joe Hall. Jane Kost. Rod Levin. Carla Lurker. Jim Mann. Bruce Martin. EJ. Meier. David Mitchell. Martin Parrish. Kim Rutledge. Jim Seyffarth, Bruce Schreiber. George Thomp- son, Pat Thompson. Mary Toelle. Darrel Uhde, Kirk Weber -V.iV lV’ tu ii o • 1 11 01 ' «� M «DCVV N L Vf 4 s (““1 1 Kf ii «Vw'4 i'M i? SHv' r ?. yf s nr iiiniiiuffEMjrr n f iifinmmmrnmiir Jane Kost. Carla Lurker. Nadra Key. Dee Ann Culiver. Melanie Jeffries, Martha Niehaus. Gayla Uhde. Cheri Lurker, Twyresa Smith. Lisa Moore. Julie Mitchell. Lee Ann Ewing. Pauline Hoehn. Marcie Tupper, Karen Nieneier. Daena Nelson. Cheryl Geier. Angie Jefferies. Detrice Miller, Julia Martin and Coach Becky Tucker ffi3E=c±iSSI=Bren Under senior co-captains Carla Lurker and Jane Kost, the cats finished 9-7. SIAC conference stand-out Martha Niehaus led in shooting and rebounding, but total team effort brought their first winning season. The highlight was the win over undefeat- ed Bosse by 9 points. In the sectional Mt. Vernon defeated Wood Memorial 45-20. then lost to Gibson Southern 52-42. 19 ilM s ✓ y Ulkfc The 5-in-the-Middle-Gang JP -rt' rs N ‘ uDC . ''U. : T DC ”' 'O 34 £ . rI L to R 1st Row: Daniel Elliot, Victor Hart. Tony Allen. Mitch Collins. John Culley 2nd Row: Todd King. Keith Schneck. Charles Nabb. Todd Duckworth. Stephen Moll. 3rd Row: Coach David Bell. Christopher Zickmund. Michael Niehaus. Gerald Goebel. David Maier. Manager Mike Phipps. GET IN THERE! Left to right: Coach Tom McNamara. S. Pretzsch. G. Norman. B. Edge. R. Zickmund. D. Uhde. R. McIntyre. M. Kelly. B. Baro. A. Isham. Coach John Jameson, and Coach David Bell. The 1979 Reserve Basket- ball team turned a record of 9 and 9. With four members dressing Varsity for Basket- ball Sectionals. Juniors — Bob Zickmund. Darryl Uhde. Gary Norman and sopho- more Scott Pretzsch. Coached by assistant coach Tom McNamara, a more pro- gressive year will be in store. Fans should look forward to great ac- tion next year on both squads. D. Dieg, J. Embrey. T. Fuelling, T. Givens, A. Kinsey, R. McIntyre. D. Mitchell, G. Norman, S. Pretzsch, R. Sheffer. S. Shroeder. D. Uhde. R. Zickmund, Man. — M. Phipps, V. Coale, J. Brauser. Coaches — J. Jameson, Ass. T. McNamara. The 1979 Basketball season was an exciting one. the 10-12 record is a deceiving one. It reflects close losses and over times. The Wildcats fought all the way to the end losing their last game in the finals of the Princeton Sectionals 58-67. These were Coach Jameson’s comments, “I’m proud of the boys on the team this year. They really worked hard. The graduating seniors are: T. Fuell- ing, T. Givens. S. Shroeder, and R. Sheffer. Coach Jameson feels “next year could be a better one!” Senior Attendant: Linda Baro Escort: Robert Bourne lamera Senior Attendant: Paula Hahn Escort: Mark Hoehn Senior Attendant: Carla Valier Escort: John Breiner 108 Homecoming ' Welcome to the Dating Game Junior Attendant: Cathy Jolley Escort: Martin Parrish Sophomore Attendant: Cherie Lurker Escort: James Scarafia Patiently waiting Anticipating Jean Anslinger Student Council Representative Freshman Attendant: Robin Mileham Escort: Jeff Robinson u. Homecoming 109 VARSITY WRESTLING w Jim SeyFfarth THE CHAMP! The Varsity Wrestlers turned in a record of 11-4. Also winning the Tell City Invitational, they finished 2nd in the Sectionals. 8th in the Regionals, and 21st in the Semi-State Finals. John Bates wrestling in the weight class of 126 finished 4th in Semi-State Finals. Randy Gentry Manager Bob Pace Chris Dayton 98 Paul Nurrenburn 105 John Bates 112 Jim Seyffarth 119 Mark Hoehn 126 Carl Hoehn 132 Gary McGennis 138 Randy Gentry 145 Ray Schneider 155 Bob DeCarli 167 Rick Mosby 177 Troy Holler 185 James Key H.W. RESERVE WRESTLING FRESHMAN Paul Nurrenburn, George Thomp- son, Mike Wright, Darryl Hargett. David Dausman, Jim Griffin. Kevin Hughes. David Cram. Jim Heckman, President: Mary Bates. Vice President: Linda Hoehn, Secretary: Ruth Ransford. Treasurer: Linda Kissel. Historian: LaDonna Keitel, Janice McGennis. Lisa Johnson. Karen Walsh. Jeanne Anslinger. Patricia Thompson. Dorothy Pullen. Kelli Long. Leann Baldwin. Melissa Moye. Debbie Schuessler. Cindy Curtis. Keena Cox. Barbara McPherson, Mary Bell. Debbie Juncker. Tracey Mitchell. Michelle Parrish, Liz Dayton. Carla Ber- ry M A T M A I D S Fresh: Pat Kuydendall, Rob Stark, Alan Shroeder. Will Andeson. Bart Butler. Matt Scott, Dan Choate. Jeff Robinson, Richie Dixon. Tim Allen. Charlie McPherson, Mike Deig. They finished 9-1. WRESTLING OUR TOWN APRIL 2 -22, 1978 CAST Stage Manager, Eric lenchlri Tow nspeople; Jaw Crow ell, V locent Coale Pauline Hochn Howie Newsome, Chock Pase Cheryl Edwards Mrs. Gibbs, Angle Fraser Tammy Bergstrom M rs. W ebb, Carolyn Parrish Karea Mohr George Gibbs, Rod Levin Rebecca Gibbs, Edith Melnert Karen Krletensteln W ally W ebb, Kevin Bnrkett M arty Ransford Emily Webb, Marka Blackwell Leyette Brakle Professor W lllard, Larry Alldredge Valerle Bostick M r. W ebb, David W alker Lisa Gum bel W oman In the balcony, Debbie Daley Robin M annlng M an In the auditorium , Larry Fuchs Lady In the bos, Diane Tucker Lisa Taylor Simon Stlmson, Brett Benner M rs. Soames, Chris Daly Constable W arren, Jim Relneke SI Crow ell, James Griffin Baseball Players, Bob Pase and David Sam Craig, Troy Herron Joe Stoddard, Clay Martin Hill Assistant Stage Managers, Ralph Boerner and Rick Rneger First Dead Man, Larry Alldrcdge Second dead Man, Jerry Harp First Dead Woman, M argaret Tlek Second Dead Woman, Sbarl Lewis 1978 mm i Billy £ David 1st Police n 2nd PoH Nettie Po.... Enoch-Snow Jigger Cratgfn Captain.....ifl Heavenly Gate Keeper bf Heaven Louise . j .- Boyfriend . J Enoch Snow Jr Principal..... J Doctor Seldon .... .. .Edith Meinert Lisa Frederking .. .Debbie Dixon ..Eric Renschier Brian Higgins HI .. Jim RemeKe .......Rick Rueger N 7J.. —Lisa Heriges . .Clay Martin .John Breiner Larry Case .. Randy Gentry . David Walker .....Sally Keck . Rick Rueger Greg Brown Brian Schreiber .....Rod Levin Soloists — Jane Boarman. Lori Breiner. Robin Manning. Nancy Rhoads. Lisa Ricketts, Randy Gentry, Rick Rueger. Brian Schreiber. Robert Webb. wmasmsm Beauties of Europe .............................Lisa Claybrook Cindy Kuebler Angie Martin Vendors.........................................Troy Herron Sid May Barker ............................... Scott Haney Mrs. Bascombe and Her Children.................Susan Gunter Nusha Hall Pat Kuykendahl Sailor and Girlfriend .................Richard White Jessica Greenfield Girl Dancers — Kathy Alldredge. Valerie Bostick. Barbara Chappuis, Jessica Greenfield. Lisa Gumbel. Shari Lewis. Robin Manning. Robin McCoy. Sailor Dancers — John Breiner. Larry Fuchs. Troy Herron. Jim Reineke. Rick Rueger. Brian Schreiber. David Walker. Richard White. ■ PRODUCTION STAFF Drama and Music Directors ..............Sally Rible Assistant to Director..................Barbara Dunn Student Directors ....................Jaina Webb. Denise Zenthoefer. Carla Berry Kristi Knight Choreographer...............................Carolyn Blair Lighting Designer .............................Neil Beste Set Design and Construction......Clayton Crenshaw Technical Directors................. Mart-Ransford. Tom Farrell. Margaret Tiek Technical Assistance .% - Montreva Calhoun Costurnp .......Kristi Kni8ht W Phyllis Barker ... BHTCok § Clifton Mfemck r s£Getz .1 K� ShariJ.ewis g Marfca«T3lackw x Nancy RJ oaCk -Ver ae Ren £hW . m WeTaain, Carla-B rry § Photography............................Bob Rhoads I Costume Assistance .............— Doris Mah'hjng Rehearsal Assistance ....................Schreibter Printing..............................Bill Russell Type setting .........................Mary Fischer, Lisa Johnson. Donna York - ; i mmm W. k j '8 TECHNICAL CREW m 00 ■HIH1 STUDENT SENIORS: Lynn Beste. Rob David. Paula Hahn. Jeannie Johnson. Wayne Maier. Russell Murray. Charles Nelson. Keith Rutledge. Cindy Searcy. Carla Valier, and Donna York JUNIORS: Jeanne Anslinger. Matt Curtis. Vicki Embrey. Julie Greathouse. Kay Hinton. Cathy Jolley. David Mitchell. Martha Niehaus. Nancy Rhoads. Kim Rutledge, and Michelle Watkins. SOPHOMORES: Lori Breiner. Tamara Bullock. Eric Emhuff, Paula Fowler. Pauline Hoehn, Kim Howery. Andy Kinsey. Mary Meinschein. Beth Niehaus. Jim Scarafia. Nancy Schnautz. Jackie VanHaften. and Carla Wook FRESHMEN: Jeff Beste. Danny Choate. Shelly Cunningham. Teri Edge. Mike Hawkins. Angela Jeffries. Mike Lilleston. Karen Niemeier. Shelli Riggs. Janell Simpson. David Thompson, and Cheryl Willis SENIORS: Jane Boarman. Bob Decarli. William Givens. Donna Hofmann. Sally Keck. Stacey Moye, Marty Ransford. Rick Rueger, Tom Smith. Jaina Webb, and Betsy Weintraut JUNIORS: Henry Angermeier. Synda Cox. Debbie Emerson. Jana Goerlitz, Melanie Jeffries. Debbie Juncker. Laura Mantel. Karen Mohr. Denise Roehr. Ron Schroeder. Margaret Tiek. and Kirk Weber SOPHOMORES: Leann Baldwin. Ben Cox. Steve Durham. Gary Griswold. Charles Haynes. Stewart Johnson. Renae Kitzinger. Clay Martin. Jeff Martin, Jeff Norman. Tammi Ricketts. Scott Wade, and Andy Winiger FRESHMEN: Angie Beckner. Mitch Collins. J.P. Davis. Kim Fickas. David Higgins. Mark Isaac. Margaret Memert. Bryan Norman. Rod Reinitz. Darren Rye. Carleen Tucker, and Chris Zickmund President: Scott Bonar Vice President: Randy Gentry Secretary: Cathy Jolley Treasurer: Tammy Bullock THE YEARBOOK STAFF MRS. BERRY. ADVISOR TAMMY JUNCKER, EDITOR DENISE ROEHR, BUSINESS MANAGER 120 Yearbook Staff VICKI EMBREY, SPORTS EDITOR SALLY PULLEN. SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN CANDI PULLEN. SENIORS AND JUNIORS During the 19th century, Mt. Vernon was considered flat- boat headquarters. In 1833 a fight occurred that left a lasting impression on the Mt. Vernon area. It seems that these so called river pirates took over the taverns, filled their bellies full of whiskey, and commenced to rant and rave through the town, the town’s people became fed up with these activities and they went down to the river front to the barrel factory and grabbed hoops, poles, and barrel staves and used them to run the men out of town. The town was eventually called “HOOP-POLE TOWN. When the Mt. Vernon High School came into existence, the word HOOP- POLE was used as their emblem. RICK GRINDAU, PHOTOGRAPHER ALAN TURNER. PHOTOGRAPHER JOHN GENTIL, HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER Yearbook Staff 121 CONCERT CHOIR President: Jaina Webb Vice President: Marka Blackwell Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Deusner Librarians: Denise Zenthoefer and Sally Keck Robes: Debbie Dixon and Robert Zickmund Publicity: Beth McFadin and Christa Schelhorn 122 Concert Choir The Concert Choir was picked last May. It consists of 75 fine voices. This year it had many soloists and ensembles compete in the Solo-Ensemble Contest in Evansville and return home with superior ratings. Many of the superior ratings in Division 1 went on to State Contest in Indianapolis to receive superior ratings there, also. The activities of the choirs are endless — concerts, bake sales, the Musical and Baccalaureate Services. President: Tammy Barnes. Vice President: Brenda Whoberry. Secretary-Treasurer: Dolly Goff. Librar- ians: Kim Wild and Mary Bell. Robes: Carol Hyatt. Publicity: Candi Pullen and Lisa Youngblood President: Lisa Taylor Vice President: Mark Meador Secretary-Treasurer: Jeanne Anslinger Robes: Jeannie Bishop and Susan Lewis Librarians: Faye Martin and Wyolene Martin Publicity: Carol Slogle Choir 123 Diey |OU 3 THE MARCHING WILDCAT BAND p E P B A N D Directors: Clifton Merrick and Eddie Gerlach Baritones: Vincent Coale and David Uhde Clarinets: Scott Bonar, Lisa Frederking. Nancy Rhoads. Cindy Searcy. Michelle Watkins. Jaina Webb, and Tracie York Cornets: Mike Baxter. David Hodges. Rick Rueger, Bruce Schrieber. David Walker. Bruce Wolfe F Trumpets: Tom Lonnberg. Robin Manning, and Everett Searcy Flutes: Karen Behrick. Jane Boarman, Lisa Heriges. Terry Norman, Michelle Stevens, and Karen Ungethum Percussion: Janie Maurer. Tami McDurmon. Greg Oeth, Eric Renschler. and Wally Tucker Saxes: John Breiner. Scott Haney. Matt Raibley, Jim Reineke. and Mike Wright Sousaphones: Greg Getz and David Hill Trombones: Kevin Burkett, Ernie Lurker. Stacey Moye. Danny Pote. and Tony Tenison Pep Band 126 The Pep Band is a select group of first chair students chosen from the Mt. Vernon High School Band. They can be seen playing up spirit at pep sessions, home basketball games, and other activities involving the spirit of our school. MVHS would like to thank these fine mysicians for supporting the school with musical morale. MODERN MUSIC President: Stacey Moye. Vice-President: Rick Rueger. Secretary: Jaina Webb, Treasurer: Michelle Stevens, Historian: Eric Renschler, Scott Bonar, Cindy Searcy. David Walker, and Tracie York Sopranos: Lori Bremer, Marka Blackwell. Debbie Dixon. Robin Manning. Dee Ann Tomlinson. Altos: Kathy Alldredge. Jane Boarman Lisa Heriges, Peggy Meinert. Lisa Ricketts. Tenors: Troy Burnett. Clay Martin. Scott Pretzch. Brian Schreiber. Everett Searcv’ Basses: Jeff Beste. Mike Deig. Richie Dixon. Brian Higgins, and Bob Zickmund 127 Modern Music Masters Esquires THESPIAN TROOPE 982 President: Eric Renschler, Vice-President: Tom Farrell. Secretary: Stacey Moye. Trea- surer: Marka Blackwell. Historian: Shari Lewis The International Thespian. Society f Kathy Alldredge. Neil Beste. Marka Blackwell. Tom Farrell. Larry Fuchs. John Gentil. Greg Getz. Rod Levin, Shari Lewis. Clay Martin. Stacey Moye. Marty Ransford. Jim Reineke. Eric Renschler. Nancy Rhoads. Margaret Tiek, Kevin Tomlinson, David Walker, and Bruce Wolfe 128 Thespians NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Karen Beste, Marka Blackwell, Scott Bonar, Jane Clark, Tom Farrell, Paula Hahn, David Hodges, Mark Hoehn, Jeannie Johnson, Rod Levin, Carol Mohr, Stacey Moye, Russell Murray, Dee Ann Niemeier. Marty Ransford, Jim Reineke. Eric Renschler, Russell Roehr, Rick Rueger, Sue Scarafia, Tamara Schisler, Jeff Schroeder, Jennifer Schuessler, Michelle Stevens. Karen Ungethum, Carla Valier, David Walker, Carla Weber President: Russell Roehr Vice President: Russell Murray Secretary: Tamara Schisler Treasurer: Rod Levin The object of the National Honor So- ciety is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the de- velopment of character. The National Honor Society has one bake sale per year. National Honor Society 129 Steve Breeden. Mary Burdette. Lee Cousert. Keena Cox. Cindy Curtis. Leah Esche. Leslee Fuchs. Lorelei Fuchs, Jeff Gebhart, Lisa Gibson, Jessica Greenfield, Steve Hobbs. Melinda Higgs. Linda Hoehn. Pauline Hoehn, Alicia Hooper. Kelly Horton. Bobby Houchin. Julie Kissinger. Renae Kitzinger, Diane Koring. Shari Lewis, Terri Lewis. Cheri Lurker, Karen Meinschein, Kerry Miller. Russell Murray, Mike Palmer, Carolyn Parrish. Eric Renschler, Keith Rutledge. Mark Schenk. Doug Shipley. Lisa Taylor. Denise Utley. Elizabeth Wagner. Tracy Ward. Marjean Whipple. Robin Whitaker c A M E R A C L U B 130 Neil Beste, Candace Crum, Debbie Day, John Gentil, Greg Getz. Chris- topher Guthrie. Shari Lewis. Joanie Mathew, Stacey Moye, Marty Ransford. Eric Renschler, Roger Slocum. Lisa Youngblood Ronald Blackburn. Bob Bourne. Mark Braun. Kevin Brown. Larry Case. Rob David. Tim Folz. Chris Frank. Terry Garrett. William Givens. Larry Groves, Jim Heckman. Don Hinderliter, Wally Houchin, Ronald Jones. Mark Meador. Rick Mileham, Bobby Norman. Ron Patton, Rick Rueger. Greg Rye. Scott Seitz. Ron Schroeder. Walter Tucker. John Weil. Brian Zink Bart Butler. John Davis. Billy Eaton. Larry Fuchs. Tom Givens. Mike Griswold. Tony Harrington. Jeff Harris. David Higgins. Steve Keitel. Patrick Kuykendall. Brent Mitchell. John Nelson, Danny Pote. Mark Snyder. Rob Stark. Greg Steele, Robert Threet. Gerald Walls, and Walter Yeida Chess Club 131 CHESS CLUB J u N I 0 R S AND S E N 1 O F R E S H M E N AND S O P H THE f WILDCAT 0 R D Editor: Donna York, Cindy Essary, Kay Hinton, Gwen Huntsman, Lisa Johnson, Tami Juncker. Kathy Kuebler, Angela Martin, Mike Peck, Russell Roehr, Ronald Schroeder. and Paul Sledzik This group painstakingly pieced together THE WILDCAT WORD every two weeks for the enjoy- ment of their fellow classmates. The special is- sues are on April Fool’s Day, Christmas, and a senior edition. Journalism presents many chal- lenges to these students and they should be equally congratulated for their fine work. Mr. Blubaum is the sponser-advisor of the Wildcat Word. WILDCAT WORD STAFF FIRST SEMESTER 132 Wildcat Word Staff WILDCAT WORD STAFF SECOND SEMESTER Marka Blackwell. Lisa Johnson. Tammy Juncker — Photographer. Kathleen Kuebler. Lee McCarty, Russell Roehr. Pamela Benton, Cindy Essary. Kay Hinton. James Kissinger. Beth McFadin, Michelle Parrish. Michael Peck. Randall Simpon. Paul Sledzik, Mary Toelle, Lori Hobby. Karen Mohr — Photographer, Donna York — Editor Printers for both the 1st and 2nd semester are: Randy Bledsoe. Gordon Bulla. Terry Cox. David Curtis. Todd Duckworth, Mary Fisher. Tony Givens. Troy Holler. Nathan Jones. Philip Kaiser. John Morrow. Bret Russell. Jeff Russell. Mike Seitz, and DeMarco Stewart Wildcat Word Staff 133 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE President: Jaina Webb Vice-President: Carla Weber Secretary: Sue Scarafia Treasurer: Michelle Stevens Historian: Valerie Bostick Barbara Allen. Julie Ashworth. Tammy Barnes. Karen Behrick. Kelly Cash. Lisa Clay- brook. Vincent Coale. Tammie Cole. Carla Collier. Dee Ann Culiver. Cheryl Edwards. Larrie Gabennisch. Greg Getz, Elizabeth Greene. Debbie Gross. Susan Gunter. Denise Healy. Lisa Heriges. Tracy Higgins. Floyd Hines. Salley Keck. Kristy Knight. Jane Kost. Carla Lurker. Julie Mabrey. Kelly Maier. Robin Manning, Clay Martin. Tamara Mason. Edith Meinert. Peg Meinert. Robin Mileham. Melissa Moye. Cheryl Muller. Jeannie Nix, Michelle Parrish. Valerie Price. Candi Pullen. Marty Ransford. Ruth Ransford. Nancy Rhoads. Kim Rickert. Lisa Ricketts. Silvia Santos. Debbie Schuessler. Jennifer Schuessler. Pat Thompson. Kevin Tomlinson. Karen Ungethum. Jackie Van Haaften. Robert Webb. Donna York. Denise Zenthoefer. and Bob Zickmund The purpose of AFS is to improve international relationships and broaden understanding of other cultures, to assume responsibility for the welfare of the AFS student in the school, to stimulate interest in the AFS exchange programs, and to help the adult chapter in all aspects of the program. 134 American Field Service AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB President: Carla Berry, Vice President: Marty Ransford. Treasurer: Donald Willis, Secretary: Cindy Curtis. Sargeant of Arms: Barbara McPherson and Wally Houchin, Sue Anne Alumbaugh, Carla Berry, Darren Berry, Neil Beste, Susan Bodkin, Kevin Brown, Greg Brown, Shari Certain, Mary Chandler, Teresa Chandler. Kathy Chase, Keena Cox. Cindy Curtis, Karen Edwards. Cheryl Edwards. James Griffin. Randy Gillenwater, Becky Gross. Bobby Gross. Larry Gross. Paula Gross. Scott Haney, Lori Hardy, Floyd Hines, John Holder. Wally Houchin. Matt Kemmeling. Terry Kursturin. Danny Lester, Ernie Lurker, Jeff Marcum, Eugene Martin, Faye Martin, Julia Martin, Leann McDaniel, Sid May. Barbara McPherson. Charles McPherson, Linda Muller. Lisa Nichols. Shawn Nix, Bob Norman, Randy Norman, Rhonda Rames. Marty Ransford, Brian Schrieber, Scott Seitz. Doug Shipley. Rodger Slocum, Mike Swartz. Ralph Turner. Alan Turner, Willie Wallis, Vincent Wells, Peggy Winkleman, Lisa Williams, Doug Willis, Terry Wilson, and Brian Zink Audi-Visual Club 135 WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB Seniors: Dave Cram. Bob Decarli. Fritz Gahl, Alan Gardner. Randy Gentry. Rick Ricketts Juniors: Kristi Bauer. Larry Case. Brad Edge. John Hudson. Kevin Hughes. Vernon Hutchinson. Jim Seyffarth. Karen Walsh. Sophomores: Bill Baro. Steve Durham. Francis Goebel. Andy Kinsey. Scott Wade. Brian Wilson. Mike Wright. Freshmen: Troy Dekemper. James Key. and Roger Robinson. President: Ricky Engelbright. Larry Allgood. Mary Burdette. Chris Dayton. Teresa Edwards. Tim Folz. Charles Hanmore. Don Hinderlighter. Alan Jacobs. Patricia Marx. Jon Mason. Jerry Persinger. Mark Renschler. Greg Russell. Rick Schmitt. Jamey Thomas. Brian Varner. Brent Wagner. Duane Woodley. Pam Benton. Donnie Breeden. Wally Houchin. Vernon Hutchinson. Tammy Juncker. Alan Mabrey. Mike Palmer. Trent Redman. 136 Bill Anderson. Bill Ayers. Leann Baldwin. David Beste, Donnie Beste, Jeff Beste. Scott Bonar, John Breiner. Lori Breiner, Tamara Bullock. Bill Burden. Kevin Burkett. Danny Elliot. Erich Emhuff. Steve Durham. Jay Fisher. John Gentil, Tim Givens. James Griffin. Gary Griswold. Mike Harper. Ray Hart. Bill Haynes. Kim Howery. Clay Fefferies, Chad Johnson. Pat Kuykendall. Rod Levin. Susan Maurer. Julie Mitchell. Robbie Murdock, Daena Nelson. Pleasie Nelson. Bobby Norman. Trent Redman, Jill Rogers. Jim Reineke. Rick Rueger. Russell Roehr. Nancy Schnautz. Ron Schroeder. Doug Seitz. Mark Tate. Tony Tennison. Margaret Tiek. Diana Tucker. David Walker. Richard White. Bruce Wolfe President: Scott Bonar. Vice President: John Breiner. Secretary: Tammy Bullock. Treasurer: David Walk- er, Sergeant-at-Arms: Jim Reineke. Historian: John Gentil The purpose of the Natural History-Life Sci- ence Club is to promote scientific ideas, to enjoy nature in her natural form, and to develop powers of observation. This club took a fall trip to the Blue River, sold plants in April, and par- ticipates in numerous field trips. H S I C S I T E O N R C Y E President: Beth McFadin, Vice President: Michelle Watkins. Secretary: Tracey Mitchell. Treasurer: Debbie Duley, Historian: Russell Murray. Sergeant-at-Arms: Jim Reineke. Karen Behrick. Jeff Beste. Lisa Blackburn. John Breiner. Diane Chappuis, Synda Cox. Karen Edwards. Danny Elliot. Joan Goosens. Julie Greathouse. Jerry Harp. Debbie Juncker. Jane Kost. Marilyn Kueber, Cindy Kuebler. Bob Missey. Cheryl Muller. Dana Nelson. Jeanne Nix. Michelle Parrish, Rick Rueger. Bruce Schrieber. Jeanette Tucker. Karen Ungenthum. Carla Weber. Laura Wells. Lisa Williams. Chris Zickmund. Robert Zickmund ir-dwtan, Ciiibs kt. The purpose of Jr. Ci- vitan, is to promote good citizenship. This year’s activities includ- ed: Red Cross Blood Mo- bile sponser, Mini-Float for Basketball Home- coming, tuning the piano at Medco, School Im- provement Project, and a Car Crash-up. They also have a Miss Jr. Civi- tan Contest, Jasper Convention, and Cheese, Sausage, and Fruit Cake Sales. 137 c L U B S R R O President: David Hodges. Vice-President: Bruce Wolfe. Treasurer: Stacey Moye, Secretary: Dee Ann Neimeier. David Beste, Donnie Beste. Jane Boarman. Scott Bonar. John Breiner. Carla Collier. Debbie Dixon. Danny Elliott. Lisa Frederkmg. Gayle Hodges. Joyce Johnson. Tami Juncker. Tracy Mitchell. Cheryl Muller. Gary Norman. Trent Redman. Eric Renschler. Ron Schroeder, Jennifer Schuessler. Tony Tenison. Walter Tucker. Karen Ungethum. Carla Weber The purpose of the History Club is to promote interest in and gain a better understanding of our local, state, and national history. STUDENT RACE RELATIONS ORGANIZATION President: Tony Givens. Vice-President: Nadra Key. Secretary: Carla Givens. Treasurer: Ardyth Miller. Ben Cox. Damita Givens. Tina Harris, Robin Hawkins. Nathan Jones. Spencer Key. Gloria Kirk. Cornelia Martin. Detrice Miller. Glenna Stewart. Marco Stew- art. Karen Cox. LaRomma Thomas. Rachelle Cherry, and Sylvia Stewart 138 History Club SRRO The purpose of the Stu- dent Race Relations Orga- nization is to give mean- ing and purpose to live by bringing about a better understanding of our ra- cial and ethnic differ- ences. OUTDOOR SPORTS CLUB Henry Angermeier, Tom Angermeier, Jeanne Anslinger. Julie Ashworth. Bill Ayers, Danny Baird. John Bates. Tim Baumeyer. Charles Bean. Valerie Bostick, Brian Botta. Bob Bourne. Tammy Bullock, Mike Bundy. David Braun. Mark Braun, Bill Burden, Kevin Burkett, John Cade, John Cameron, Keith Champlain, Vincent Coale. Mitch Collins, Clayton Crenshaw. Brian Cross. Faune Curtis, David Dausman, Rob David. Chris Dayton. Dan Deig, Rick Diaz, Mike Dick. Ritchie Dixon, Debbie Emmerson. Donald Englebright, Alan Erwin. John Folz, Sean Farley, Kelly Feldmann. Jay Fisher. Tim Fleming. Chris Frank. Laurie Gabbennesch, Mark Greathouse. Gary Griswold. Robert Gross, Roger Guth, Joe Hall, David Harper. Mike Harper, Vic Hart. Dan Hawes. Jim Heckman. Troy Herron, Donn Hinderliter, Steve Hobbs. Carl Hoehn. Mark Hoehn, Tex Holmes. Gwen Huntsman, Alan Jacobs, Clay Jeffries. Kevin Johnson, Alan Juncker. Randy Juncker. Keith King. Marty Kingsbury. Jim Kissinger. Bill Kueber, Jim Loesch, David Maier, Drew Marx, Mike McBride. Michelle McCormick. Gary McGennis, Janice McGennis. Jim McGennis, David Mitchell, Pleasie Nelson. Cric Nichols. Mark Nuckolls. Cary Niehaus, Bryan Norman. Paul Nurrenbern. Greg Oeth. David Owens, Chris Pace. Martin Parrish, Ron Patton. Tim Paul. Valerie Price, Tony Reich, Fred Reinitz, Todd Ricketts. David Ries. Shelli Riggs. Tracie Robbins, Jody Roby, Jeff Ronald. Kim Rutledge, Tony Rutledge. Tim Schmidt. Rick Schmitt, Rob Schmitt, Ray Schneider. Matt Scott, Dennis Searcy, Tom Sellers. Doug Seitz. Mike Seitz, Randy Simpson, David Sledzik, Marlon Sparks, Birch Stillwagoner, Jennifer Stinson, Steve Sullivan, Keith Sydnor, Mark Tate. David Thompson, Mary Toelle, Steve Topper. Benny Turner. Darrel Uhde. John Upshaw, Tammy Varner. Gene Walker, Dennis Wargel, Kirk Weber, John Weil. Mike Wheatcroft. Richard White, Kelly Winiger, Jana Woods. Ron Yates, Jane Yeida. Dwayne York, and Ray Zenthoefer President: Alan Gardner Vice President: Bob Decarli Secretary: Rod Levin Treasurer: John Hudson KEY CLUB Key Club is a non profit organiza- tion. It’s purpose is learning how to be a more responsible and be an in- volved person in the community. The Key Club sponsers the intramu- ral basketball games and helps the Kiwanis Club with some of their pro- jects. At the end of the year four members are chosen to participate in the national convention. Bill Baro, Davie Cram. Bob Decarli, Steve Durham. Jeff Embrey, Alan Gardner, Carl Hoehn. John Hudson. Melanie Jefferies. Cathy Jolley. Rod Levin, Mike McCormick. Greg Oeth. John Stark. Brian Copper, and Karen Walsh 139 F R E N C H C L U B Kathy Alldredge, Sue Anne Alumbaugh. Leann Baldwin. Kristi Bauer, Cheryl Beste, Lynn Beste. Neil Beste, Valerie Bostick, Michelle Boyer, David Braun. Kevin Burkett, Barbara Chappuis, Jane Clark. Phil Clark, Dee Ann Culiver, Carla Darr. Cheryl Edwards, Cindy Essary, Kim Fickas. Lisa Frederking. Teresa Funkhouser, Greg Getz. Julie Greathouse. Jennifer Greenfield. Jessica Greenfield. James Griffin, Lisa Gumbel, Scott Haney. Mike Hawkins, Lisa Heriges. Robin Herron, Kay Hinton, Linda Hoehn. Joe Hoehn, Pauline Hoehn. Jeannie Johnson, Cathy Jolley. Debra Juncker. Dana Kelly. Linda Kissell, Jim Kissinger, Kristi Knight. Cynthia Kuebler. Mindi Litschgi, Tom Lonnberg. David Maier. Kelly Maier. Wayne Maier, Laura Mantel. Susan Marshall, Angela Martin, Clay Martin. Jon Mason. Peggy Meinert. Robert Missey. Tracey Mitchell, Lisa Moore. Melissa Moye, Stacey Moye. Chris Murdock. Eric Nichols, Lisa Nichols, Deann Neimeier, John Nelson. Pleasie Nelson. Martha Ortega. Eddie Parsonage, Nancy Rhoads. Kim Rickert, Jeff Robinson, Jim Scarafia, Tammy Schisler, Jane Schoening. Margaret Schoening. Debbie Schisler, Jenni- fer Schuessler, Janelle Simpson, John Stark, Michelle Stevens, Tony Tennison. Margaret Tiek, Kevin Tomlinson, Gayla Uhde. Carla Valier, Tammy Varner. Tara Wade, Shelley Wampler, Carla Weber. Diane Webster, Robin Whitaker, Sharon Williams President: Jane Clark Vice President: Cathy Jol- ley Secretary: Carla Darr Treasurer: Dee Ann Culiver The purpose of French Club is to provide additional information on the cultures of the French speaking countries. Each year the club sponsors the French Fair. This year some of the members traveled to France and Switzerland during spring break. Last year they went to Canada in May. Their activities include guest speakers at meetings, trips, the French Fair, a Christmas Dinner-Dance, and a picnic in May. 140 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Kathy Alldredge. Lynn Beste, Valerie Bostick, Dee Ann Culiver, Carla Darr, Cindy Essary, Jennifer Greenfield. Jessica Greenfield, Greg Getz, Scott Haney, Kay Hinton, Jeannie Johnson, Teri Johnson, Cathy Jolley. Debbie Juncker, Linda Kissel. Kristy Knight, Tom Lonberg. Laura Mantel. Clay Martin, Joh Mason, Tracey Mitchell, Melissa Moye, Dee Ann Niemier, Sue Scarfia, Tammy Schisler, Debbie Schuessler, Jennifer Schuessler, Michelle Stevens, Tony Tenison, Kevin Tomilson, Carla Valier, Tammy Varner, and Diane Webster Chaparones: Miss O'Risky and Mrs. Calhoun, Kathy Alldredge, Larry All- dredge. Sue Anne Alumbaugh. Ralph Boerner, Brett Benner. Michelle Boyer, Teresa Breiner, Mike Bundy. Larry Case, Kelley Cash. Diane Chappuis. Cindy Essary. Lisa Frederking, Greg Getz. Julie Greathouse. Scott Haney, Lisa Heriges, Melinda Higgs. Linda Kis- sell, Kristi Knight, Karen Krietenstein, Angie Martin, Clay Martin, Mike McCor- mick, Beth McFadin. Edith Meinert, Melissa Moye, Dee Ann Niemeier, Brian Oeth, Charlotte Parsonage, Rick Rueger, Jim Scarafia, Tammy Schisler, Kevin Tomlinson, Tammy Varner, and Bruce Wolfe TRIP TO CANADA On Tuesday, May 30th, 41 French students left MVSHS by bus along wi and Mrs. Cpl|ioun. Jheir destination: CANADA flJVednesday May 31st, t Lowes Le Concorde HoteL Thursday, June Is?, was'the first full day of acti, tour of Quebec City. After lunch tt Egn iPts. had unrestricted shop Afterwards they departed to Montnal. The s %d?r s checked into the n evening was spent at the Reo(e3ttt j building which includes ska js, and disctFdafidjng. Friday, June 2nd, they took a guided tour of jefore leaving for home the students we taken on a tour of they returned homey -— I , iL j « :haparones Miss O’Risky arrived at the luxurious I. It started with a guided Old Quebec Center, bews La Cite Hotel. The miniature golf, pinball, ip - 141 SPANISH CLUB President: Velvet Hanes. Vice President: Joyce Johnson. Secretary: Maureen Cram, Treasurer: Lisa Claybrooke. Historian: Erin Fearing. Program Director: Tom Farrell, Joni Ammon. Bill Askren, Karen Behrick, Tammie Cole. Marla Crocker, Jo Dempersmier. Stephanie Dickens. Chester Downs, Danny Elliot, Joan Goosens. Elizabeth Green. Becky Green. Laura Gross. Nusha Hall. Tracey Higgins. Simone Jeanpierre, Chad Johnson. Matt Kemmeling, Lynn Lancaster, Loretta Morrow. Michelle Parrish, Ruth Ransford, Liz Renshaw. Vicki Rohrbacher. Sylvia Santos. Lisa Schenk. Cindy Searcy. Rosemary Stevens, and Elaine Wooldredge The Purpose of the Spanish Club is to pro- mote interest in the study of Spanish culture, and to have some activities which are similar to those of Spanish speaking countries. Each year the club has a Christmas Banquet. They raise money by having bake sales or by sellng candy. At the end of the year the club either takes a trip or has a picnic. When there is enough interest, students go to a foreign coun- try for a week to ten days on a trip. In the past, students have gone to Mexico and Spain. This year some of the students traveled to Acapulco and other parts of Mexico during Spring Break. 142 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Jo Ellen Dempersmier, Tracy Higgins. Joyce Johnson. Michelle Parrish, and Carla Weber To qualify for Spanish Honor So- ciety you must have an overall 3.0 or better and a B+ or better in Spanish. iffiiW optional excurslit: AnothA-cJay th ij|1 The members 17th, 1978. Aft Sevila, Spain. Th sucllplaces as � hy n March landed; in| e TO ins peld [lari Wl. rafternooa sto« in| Tranad o thfe 2 Mojbs_____.... rljrifl w|is Ipe pS of Avila yid Segoiia. rrblebo.'On VlaiTh 20th Wed t4 Maflrid 7Virp 5rf. lia ab Jt 9:30 p.m. They ght 7:00 a.m. flight, tir but full of memo- TRIP TO SPAIN Chaparones: Mrs. Ann Rayles. Mrs. Jimmie Wiginton, and Mrs. Damm Karen Damm. Rene Fuelling. Velvet Hanes. Cindy Searcy, Tom Farrell, Matt Kemmeling, and Kathy Kuebler 143 Spanish Honor Society Trip To Spain F U T U R E H O M E M A K E R S President: Tammy Pfeiffer. Vice-President: Connie Kaffenberger. Treasury: Tina Weber. Secretary: Carmen Johnson. Tammi Barnes. Mary Bates. Bary Bean. Monica Bigge. Robin Brakie. Cheri Brenner. Chari Buchanan, Sharon Clark. Tammy Essary, Sally Farar, Julie Goebel. Lana Johnson, Ruth Murray. Kathy Trafford. Carleen Tucker. Michelle Weber. Brenda Wells, and Sherri Wells President: Angie Wood. Sr. Vice-President Jodi Mul- lenix. Jr. Vice-President: Faye Martin. Secretary: Barbara McPherson. Treasurer: Sam Day. Cindy Kuebler. Reporter: Cindy Kuebler. Historian: Linda Chase. Jim Baird, Alpha Banks, Carla Berry. Cathy Bilby, Roger Bledsoe. Wilfred Clark. Tony Dickens. Karen Edwards. Jane Fischer. Lisa Gibson. Bill Gi- vens. Becky Hancock. Becky Handel. Carl Hoehn. Ron Kay. Nadra Key. Angie Mattingly. Rick Mileham. Lori Monroe. David Renschler. Sandra Schisler. De- bra Schmidt. Dina Tron. and Kristi Vincent DECA identifies the program of student activity relating to D.E. (Dis- tributine Education), and is designed to develop future leaders for mar- keting and distribution. The Chapter participates in local, state, and na- tional competitive events. Other ac- tivities include an annual Awards Banquet and Employer Appreciation Dinner. DECA also operates the Red Door School Store. FUTURE EDUCATORS IN ACTION The purpose of M K F.E.A. is to explore H ■ m the field of educa- tion. F.E.A. covers all H H phases and aspects H of different types of H education. Our club H meetings consist of business meetings and guest speakers. Our club meetings are on the third Wednesday of each month. Our activities include bake sales and a senior dinner in May. F.E.A. takes a trip every year to a school in the tri-state area. OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President: Debbie Dixon, Vice President: Mary Deusner. Sec- retary: Nancy Rhoads. Treasurer: Beth Niehaus. Carla Collier, Cathy Holder, Joyce Johnson, Janice McGennis, LaDonna Pfettscher. and Lisa Ricketts OEA is an intracurricular national organization for students in those schools with a State-approved vocational business pro- gram of study. The purpose of this youth organization is to fur- ther vocational competence in office occupations and to develop leadership abilities. President: Mary Deusner, Vice President: Jeannie Johnson. Secretary: Beth McFadin, Treasurer: Debbie Thompson. Historian: Cathy Casper, Parliamentar- ian: Linda Baro, Brenda Adams. Kelley Bayard. Denise Blackburn, Cheryl Boerner, Laurie Boerner. Debbie Duley, Julie Greathouse, Paula Hahn. Tammy Hamblin, Brenda Higgins, Lori Hobby. Carol Hyatt. Terri Hyatt, Debbie Jourdan, LaDonna Keitel. Joni Kuhn. Susan Marshall. Linda McCarty. Anne McCord. Tami McDur- mon, Julie Mitchell. Angie Norman. Connie Norman, Cathy Pace, Leah Redman, Kari Riggs. Denise Roehr, Carol Schelhorn, Tammy Schisler, Rosemary Stevens, Jeanette Tucker, Marcie Tupper, and Tara Wade 'ALLER ANFANG 1ST SCHWER President: Melanie Jeffries, Vice President: Cheryl Muller, Secretary: Beth McFadin, Trea- surer: Kelley Johnson, Michelle Anderson, Bill Ayers, Bill Baro. Kim Batteiger, Mike Baxter, Darren Berry, Becky Beste, David Beste, Steve Boberg, Lori Breiner, Bart Butler. Vince Coale, Carla Collier, Shelly Cunningham, Faune Curtis, Bernita Denning, Pam Dike, Karen Edwards, Sean Farley. Kathy Getz, Rick Grindall, Ray Hart, Angie Holler, Kim Howery, Alicia Hooper, Tammy Mason, Scott Norrington, Rodger Ohning, Sheila Orth, Danny Pote, Beth Rexing, Lisa Ricketts, Denise Roehr, Kevin Sanders, Jon Sannes. Theresa Schenk. David Thompson, Gary Trammel. Marcie Tupper, Tracy Ward, Brian Woods 146 President: Ron Patton. Vice President: Mike Brauser, Secretary: Bob Goebel. Treasurer: Ron Schroeder, Reporter: Andy Winiger. Sentinel: Tom Redman. John Alsop. David Bennitt. David Beste, Donnie Beste, Brent Brauser. Keith Brenner. David Case. David Cleeton, Rodney Cole. Kevin Collier. John Culley. Troy Dekemper. Bernita Denning, Woody Dillard, Ed Goebel. Frances Goebel. Keith Gross. Mark Hoehn. Troy Holler, Bobby Houchin. Willie Houchin, Phillip Kaiser. Mark Kissel. Donnie Martin, Gary McGennis. David Ries, Roger Ries. Roger Robinson, Troy Robinson, Jody Roby. Jeff Russel. Dennis Searcy, John Schisler, Tim Schmidt. Roy Schneider, Michael Stillwagoner, David Uhde, Mike Williams. Donnie Wolf Learning To Do Doing To Learn Earning To Live Living To Serve The purpose of the Sunshine Society is: To inspire high school girls to higher ideals, to spread sunshine and good cheer, to train girls for active citizenship, to unite the different societies in common effort, and to ad- vance the cause of the Sunshine work by promoting the growth of new societies. The members are given opportunities for active participation in the school, the church, the home and the community. They are also given training for leadership and training for intelligent fellowship. President: Terri Kusturin, Vice President: Deanna Winkleman, Secre- tary: Lisa Williams, Cathy Holder. Renee Nelson. Tina Schaeffer, Karen Stockton, Dena Tron, Carleen Tucker. Kristy Vincent, Brenda Wells, Sherri Wells, Peggy Winkleman • JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Marka Blackwell, Jim Brauser, Karen Carr. Patrick Dallas. Jon Dempersmier. Eric Emhuff, Randy Gentry. Clay Jeffries, Debra Juncker, Kerry Marshall, Kevin Marshall, Janie Maurer, Susan Maurer, Karen Mohr, Rob Murdock, Chuck Naab. Beth Neihaus, Jeanne Nix, Carolyn Parrish, Nancy Parrish, Bob Pase, LaDonna Pfettscher, C?ndi Pullen, Sally Pullen, Jim Reineke, Russell Roehr, Darren Rye. Kayla Stinson, Kevin Tomlinson, Cind, Utley. Richard White _______________________ The purpose of J.C.L. is to promote the classics and learn more about the ancient world. The activities this year included the annual Roman Banquet, State Convention, and the National Convention. Later this year they participated in the Language Day. Some of the advantages of the Junior Classical League are: Students who are members are eligible for five national scholarships. Colleges will recognize the importance of belonging to a National Educational Organiza- tion. Students have the opportunity to learn the hierarchy of politics through local, state, and national meetings. Students have the opportunity to achieve national offices. Students have an opportunity to meet and compete with other Latin students on a national level in academic and non-academic contests. Students who move to a new area may obtain information regarding those schools which offer Latin. Students may participate in national essay contests. The National JCL Convention permits students to see colleges first hand and may assist the students in a college choice. President: Randy Gentry Vice President: Marka Blackwell Secretary: Beth Niehaus Points Secretary: La- Donna Pfettscher Treasurer: Russell Roehr Historian: Susan and Jane Maurer Praetor: Carolyn Parrish J. 148 Junior Classical League Marka Blackwell. James Brauser, Matt Curtis. Eric Emhuff, Debbie Juncker. Marilyn Kueber, Beth Niehaus. LaDonna Pfettscher, and Russell Roehr The sole purpose for the founding of the Latin Honor Society was to reward and honor eligible Latin students for exemplary performance in their study of Latin. It is purely an honorary society, membership in which is merited by a Latin student's maintaining a 90% or better average per year. There are no annual dues or conventions. The presentation of the Latin Honor Certificates is annually a joyous and happy event for the honored Latin students. s 0 c 1 E Cindy Utley 3rd year Latin Student 2nd year Latin Honor Society T Y 1 Melanie Ayers. Jane Boar- man, Brenda Brockett, Greg Brown, Linda Chase. John Dempersmier, Katrina Erwin, Chawn Essary, Larry Fuchs. John Gentil, Susan Gunter. Denise Healy. Brian Higgins, David Hill, Carmen Johnson, Diane Krietenstein, Robin Manning. Sid May, Anne McCord, Robin McCoy, Tammy Pfeiffer, Candi Pul- len. Marty Ransford. Beth Rexing, Ruth Sailer, Brian Schrieber, Jaina Webb. Mi- chelle Weber, Rita Wiltshire, and Robert Zickmund FOLKLIFE CLUB Latin Honor Society Folklife 149 Businesses in the Mt. Vernon area have made contributions to the Hoop-Pole in order to make our high school annual an informative and interesting publication. In our apreciation the 1979 Hoop-Pole staff asks you to patronize these merchants. Four categories for the contributions are: Star Patrons, Golden Patrons, Silver Patrons, and Regular Patrons: Without the support of these contributions the contents of this yearbook would be limited. 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