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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

MOUNT VERNON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MOUNT VERNON, INDIANA “Anna is a very caring lady; she cares about her family; she cares about her students, and she cares about the school and her fellow teachers, remarked Delbert Pace at the faculty year-end luncheon at which Mrs. Berry was honored. Anna taught English for 17 years at MVSHS before she chose to retire at the end of the 1985-86 school year. She come here from Muhlenberg. Ky. where she had taught for 3 years, before that she taught for 9 years in Perry County. Ky. Previously, she had taught one year each at Jackson School, Chaffe Public School, and Jonesburg Public School. aN of which were located in Missouri She received her Bachelor's Degree from Southeast Missouri State College and her Master's Degree from the University of Missouri She was the yearbook advisor for 16 years, and several thousand MVSHS alumni can recall pleasant memories of their high school years because Mrs. Berry felt strongly that the yearbook was the most important publication'' put out by the school. She also served as advisor to the Sunshine Club, a club that performed little kindnesses' for staff members throughout the school year She always looked on the bright side of things she is a very sweet lady, and she helped me with anything she could . always helped me when I needed it . helped me so many times I con't count them all .. was kind and willing to help others'' were remarks made by members of the Sunshine Club. Commented one of the students. The nice thing about Mrs Berry was that she was always there for us. DEDICATED TO: A VERY CARING LADY 2 THE FUTURE: UNDER CONSTRUCTS ari OWNING SECTION opening bids 4 SENIQRS inishedproau 17 JUNIORS — taking shape 45 SOPHOMORES — foundation 53 FRESHMEN -4 blueprint stage ► f 61 FACULTY — engineers 69 ! i SPORTS — building bodies ! 75 ACTIVITIES — building activities 117 ORGANIZATIONS — building leadership 127 J ADS r— community assistarice 161 Just because school was out for the summer, MVSHS students did not slow down. Many students continued their achievements throughout the summer. Jim Goodridge, John Hall, Jim Stickels, and alternate Steve Fulton attended Hoosier Boys' State this year. Pam Wilcox attended the Hugh O'Brian Leadership Conference in Indianapolis. Becky Dunn also attended the conference as a counselor, and she later attended the International Conference also held in Indianapolis. Closer to home, Tony Acuff played on the sectional winning Funkhouser baseball team in Evansville. Two MVSHS students traveled out of the country this year. The first, John Reed, went to Australia to visit relatives, attend school, and participate in some extra curricular activities. Junior, Jim Culley participated in an exchange program sponsored by 4-H. He spent a month in Japan. 4 Summer Activities Members of our Junior Classical League, led by president Jim Goodridge, traveled to Indiana University at Bloomington to attend their national convention. Those JCL members that received awards were Jim Goodridge — second place in sculpture; John Goodridge — first in pastel art and second in ink; Mini Jain (Graduate) — ninth in oils and acrylics; Mary Higgins — third in small models and fourth in the junior 100- meter dash; Richard Lutterman — sixth in the junior marathon; and Jim Stickels — seventh in Modern Mythology. The Future Farmers of America attended their state convention, where the MVSHS Chapter was ranked 11th out 207 in the state for overall activity and ranked 1st in the State Foundation Drive which raised over four thousand dollars in our area alone. Attending FFA members receiving awards were Brian Parkinson (Graduate) — National Central Region Winner in Outdoor Recreation Proficiency; Deke Vogel — fourth in the state in Outdoor Recreation Proficiency; Jeff Denning — second in state in Cereal Grain Production Proficiency; Dave Thayer (Graduate) — fourth in state in Computers in Agriculture; Bill Rowe and Matt Allyn — third in state in Quiz Bowl; John Lang — District X President for 1986-87 and recipient of Hoosier Farmer Degree; Jennifer Allyn — recipient of Hoosier Farmer Degree; and Tim Seifert (Graduate) — recipient of Hoosier Agribusiness Degree. The MVSHS Pom Pon squad showed that hard work and training pay off when they attended a training camp at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. The girls won more than 30 blue ribbons individually and won second place out of eight squads attending. Summer Activities 5 WILDCATS HAVE SPIRIT! (left to right, top to bottom) 1. John Reed 2. Down Bertolucci. Annette Le- Clere. Michee Bacon, Barb Fisher, and Lee Ann York. 3. Jeff Robb 4 Patti Liberti 5. Matt Watenpoo! 6 The Wildcat 7. Diana Day. Barb Ritzert. and An- gie Anderson 8 Joe Robinson. Cleat Jones. Mark Dick, and Dave Rames 8 Spirit Week Spirit Week at MVSHS is a time when the students can let it all hang out. The halls are filled with strange sights and sounds as the banners, streamers, and posters go up in designated class halls; groups of students go through the building chanting class yells, and people dress like little kids, beach bums, or concert goers depending on the designated costume of the day. This year's fall spirit week was unusual in two respects. Construction equipment eliminated the space needed for float construction, and therefore the traditional homecoming parade was replaced by a very successful scavenger hunt held on the Thursday night before the game. Secondly, the Friday pep session was followed by the distribution of the 1986 Hoop-Pole. Alumni from the class of '86 were invited to Come home for homecoming and a remarkably large number of them did. (left to right, top to bottom) 1. Dana Neuman. Tammy Pierce, and Dawn Hunter 2. Head Football Coach. Greg Meyers 3. Peggy Pies and Jennifer Post. 4. Teonna Fleming and Katy Burdick Spirit Week 9 for MVSHS. Not only did we see another school year go by, we saw the high school itself undergo major changes. We saw the beginning of a 16.9 million dollar renovation project. The work started at the end of the 1985-86 school year and continued through 1987. We saw the relocatable classrooms being moved to the parking lot while the courtyard was completely stripped and relandscaped. The Agriculture, Business, Science, Special Education, Art, and Mathematics departments gained new facilities, and most of the remaining areas were completely refurbished. New construction added to the space used by the administrators and a new cafeteria was built. Although we had to put up with many inconveniences like lack of classrooms, lack of heat, and hallways closed off between classes, it was all worth it. This was definitely a year of change and of building for the future. 10 Conttructlon Conitructlon 11 CHIU 90 ALL SANDWICH ES HAMBURGER 90 FRENCH FRIES 45 HAMBURGER 90 SLAW 40 COTTAGE CHEESE 35 VEGETABLE 40 FRENCH FRIES 45 JELLO 40 FRUIT 40 COOKIES BARS 15 (t EACH 3FOR 15 9 FRUIT DRINK 30 90 MILK 25 SHAKES 95 35 12 Signs .iW’t confuse school unth 23ianeuiand. lsneufand fun; School hard work. Ilis Js ScM oo( Shtc lui (l no f operv Uirfrf 'Mc. (qjS+ 2o wikuct'es 5 pert'od. Knock I hC€ t S pplfts. y of Itetti hhbhhhhi Signs 13 BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES The Board of School Trustees for the 1986-87 school year Seated (L-R) Robert Rapp. Elmer Pharr, and Jerry Rutledge. Standing (L-R) Helen McCormick and Brenda Goff. ADMINISTRATION 1. Melvin J. Levin. Superintendent 2. Carl E. Culiver. Assistant Superintendent Building and Grounds 3. Dr. John Emhuff, Assistant Superintendent Instruction 4 Billy D. Walker. Assistant Superintendent Business 14 Administration HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Goerlitz's ability to be flexible was the key to the successful management of a school building under construction. It was necessary that he facilitate the construction and at the same time continue to provide a quality program for the students. He had to be prepared on a monthly, weekly, and sometimes even a daily basis to adjust the school program in such a way that it did not interfere with the construction while maintaining the continuity of the educational process. Two of the problems Mr. Goerlitz dealt with were the last minute relocating of classes due to excessive noise or fumes and the timing, with a foreman, of the lifting of tons of pre-formed concrete over a student hallway so that no students were in the area during this potentially dangerous phase of overhead construction. G Donald Goerlitz. Principal FLEXIBILITY WAS THE KEY TO A SUCCESSFUL YEAR UNDER CONSTRUCTION Tom Collins Director of Information Systems Mr. Collins is in charge of the man- agement of computer opera- tions. He also supervises the high school budget, the purchase of classroom equipment, and the maint iance of the building and grounds. Ann Jones Assistant Principal Mrs. Jones' responsibilities focus on student services and activi- ties. She admits new students, su- pervises student discipline, is in charge of textbook rental, and coordinates convocations. She is also co-sponsor of the student council. Charles Valier Athletic Director Mr. Valier's responsibilities include recommending personnel for coaching assignments, schedul- ing athletic events, and securing officials. He coordinates transpor- tation and assumes fiscal respon- sibility for the entire athletic pro- gram. He also coordinates the scheduling of events requesting school facilities for meetings. Administrators 15 PAST EVENTS ARE THE FUTURE’S FOUNDATION 1986-1987 Blaiz's Debut ... Top Gun ... Cosby Show ... Tom Cruise ... Yankee Rose . . . Max Headroom . .. Chernobyl Meltdown ... Janet Jackson ... Banana Combs ... Iran Contra”versy ... Voyager ... Aliens ... Miami Vice ... Eddie Murphy ... Bon Jovi ... Heather Locklear ... 5150 ... Terrorism ... Ivan Boesky ... Yellow Signs . . . Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame ... BRIDES AND GROOMS: Fergie And Andy ... Tommy Lee And Heather Locklear ... John McEnroe And Tatum O'Neal ... Arnold Schwarzenegger And Maria Shriver ... Ruthless People .. . Bruce Willis . .. David Lee Roth Band . .. American Anthem ... Great Peace March ... Cybil Shepard ... Shake Me ... Imelda And Ferdinand Marcos ... Demi Moore ... The Bob” ... Digital Disc Player ... Star Trek IV ... ALF ... Cinderella ... Moonlighting ... Genesis ... Statue Of Liberty's 100th Birthday . . . Bruce Springsteen ... Nancy Reagan's War Against Drugs ... Button Fly ... Crocodile Dundee ... RATT ... Late Night With David Letterman ... Don Johnson ... Return Of Boston ... Dr. Ruth . .. Amnesty Tour ... The Bos” Haircut ... II Top ... Ferris Bueller's Day Off ... Meryl Streep ... Metallica ... Greg LeMond First American To Win Tour de France ... Rappin' ... NY Mets Win World Series ... Oprah Winfrey ... Lazer Tag ... Whitney Houston ... Corizon Aquino ... Sam Kinison ... RAD-Rock Against Drugs ... Robert Palmer . . . Hightops ... Cheers ... David And David ... The Hollywood Brat Pack Breaks Up: Emilio Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall, Rob Lowe, Andrew McCarthy, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy and Mare Winningham ... NY Giants Win Superbowl ... Stars and Stripes wins America's Cup ... Hollywood's 100th Birthday ... Gary Hart and the Miami Herald ... Timothy Dalton is the new James Bond ... Gospelgate ... Earnest Goes To Camp ... Vanna White ... IU wins NCAA ... USS Stark hit by Iraqi missile, 38 American sailors dead ... Bartles and James ... 200th Birthday of the Constitution ... Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2 ... Bette Midler .. . Beverly Hills Cop Part 2 ... Magna Charta displayed at USI ... Karate Kid Part 2 ... Night Court .. . Hank Williams, Jr. ... Overcoats ... AC DC ... The Golden Child ... Velcro Fly ... Dolly wood ... Phil Collins ... Back To School ... Twist And Shout ... Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 ... Monkees Unite Again ... Captin EO Opens In Disneyland ... The Noid ... IN REMEMBERANCE: Cary Grant ... Len Bias .. . Benny Goodman ... Don Rogers ... Scatman Crothers ... Ted Knight ... Cliff Burton ... Perry Ellis ... Liberace ... Harold Lee Happy” Kellems ... President Reagan visits Evansville 16 CLASS OF 1987 SENIORS Anthony Lamar Acuff Brian Scott Allen Jennifer Leigh Allyn Angela Carol Anderson Jason Todd Ashworth Brian Dwayne Askren FUTURE PREDICTIONS AWAY AT COLLEGE EXPECT TO FIND Leah Stierley . . going to college and being with Jeff. Jill Crow .. going to USI then getting a job as a preschool teacher. Jenny Handel . majoring in business at USI and making plans to marry Chris. R.A. Veatch .. partying his life away at VU. Jim Goodridge . going to college, engineering, then writing a book entitled Math Analysis. Analytical Geometry, and Algebra: A Numeric Odyssey and Jim's Guide to Notetaking in COLOR. KoLee Bauer . . going to college and working for a large company Angel Erwin going to college and party in'. Harold Disney going to college and getting a job with the Indiana State Police Department. Amy Parker .. working hard and having a blast at IU (not necessarily in that order). Scott Winzinger ... receiving a degree in Music Education and a Master's degree in Music Performance, then it is time to rock! Eric Alan Bean Grant Glenn Beloat 8 Senior David Brian Benton Tony Ray Biggs Tonya Rae Boberg Rick Allen Bowman James W. Broadhead Jacki Leigh Brock Sheila Dawn Bundy Jason Edward Burkett Julie Lee Carver Earl Edwin Clark Angela Sue Clay brook e Tamara Michele Ckaybrooke Stephen Wayne Collums Jill Ann Crow Sherri J. Crum Seniors 19 SENIORS Cristine Ann Digman Michel© Ann Doerflein Kelly Anne Dunigan Rebecca Lynn Dunn Kimberly K. Duvall David Wayne Eaton OUTRAGEOUS: Raena Rochael Edwards Tamara Lynn Ellis Michael Wayne Ellis Krista Koreen Emhuff Joe Perrin will be a dirty-looking bum in a back alley with a bottle in a brown paper bag and will be married to a 450 lb bag lady Sean Kuykendall going to be just like Joe Perrin Edwin Ricketts . will be partying and will become the first pregnant man on earth Scott Roberts will be a New York lawyer. probably trying to put Edwin Ricketts in jail. Steve Fulton will be the head of the biggest monastery in the country, destined to convert the entire teenage population Jason Burkett working for DuPont when he wins the Nobel Prize in Science for inventing Transparent Aluminum Todd Joyner will be a Mafia hit-man and pick off the godfather of a rival group Chris Reinitz will be President of the United States. Grant Beloat will be a professional painter at the Posey County Hotel Barbara Ann Fisher Matthew Scott Enlow Angel Michelle Erwin David W. Emory SENIORS Stephen Matthew Fulton Kristina Kathryn Fulwider Timothy Alan Funkhouser Anthony Edge Garrett Troy Lee GentH James F Goodridge II Dana Lynn Gustafson 22 Seniors David Wayne Hahn Angela Marie Goebel Dianna Lynn Goodridge ANYWHERE BUT MT. VERNON YOU'LL FIND: Tammy Fleming . somewhere else being a well- paid Executive Secretary, a wonderful mother, and the outstanding wife of a remarkable, classy guy (J.G.). Audrey O'Neal somewhere away from Mt. Vernon, pursuing her career as a physical therapist. Tony Acuff getting his own apartment in another town so he can party. Dennis King living anywhere except Mt. Vernon being an engineer and not taking life too seriously. Troy Rutledge anywhere except Mt. Vernon! Sabrina Winiger living and working anywhere but Mt. Vernon (hopefully) happily married. Beth Ann Pace . teaching elementary school somewhere away from Mt. Vernon, married to a rich doctor. Shannon G. Harmon Beth Ann Harms Thomas L. Harrison Jason Paul Hinderliter Jeffrey E. Hogan Lori Heather Howell Ushanda Ray© Johnson SENIORS I---------------------------- Jacqueline Diane Jolley Cleatus A Jones Traci Michelle Jones Todd Andrew Joyner James Donald Julian Donald John Keerl James Dennis King Dawn Michele Knight Elizabeth Lynn Kuebler Beverly Renea Lacy 24 Seniors John William Lang Paul H. Laubner Jr. William Jones Ronald Lee Kincheloe Sean Michael Kuykendall Donald R. Littlepage -I SOMEWHERE IN FLORIDA LOOK FOR: Dave Rames .. kicking back in Vero Beach with the Dodgers and flipping burgers at McDonalds. Scott Neal getting an apartment in Florida and partying every night. Tonia Bauer soaking up the sun down south where it never freezes. Bret Fitzsimmons living the good life in search of the perfect tan in Florida. John Hall sitting on a beach being paid $100.000 per year to test suntan products. Michele Knight .. lying on a beach in Florida getting skin cancer. Tracey Nation .. lying on a beach somewhere in Florida. CALIFORNIA OR BUST: Susan Fletcher . living on the coast of California. married to Lantz. and working in the marketing field. Brian Ridge . living and partying on a sandy beach in California. Kelly Dunigan ... living it up in Beverly HiHs! Delynda Wilson ... having a blast and partying in Calif or nia. Mariah Nussel . living in California and being happily married to Scott. Jill Annette Maurer Roy Floyd Maynard Angela Lynn Loving Krista Dee Mason Patrick Wayne McCarty Jon R. McCoy Timothy W. McDaniel Timothy Scott McElroy Mindy Dawn Martin Raymond Arnott McConnell IV Quincy Dale Melone SENIORS Moriah Lynn Nussell Audrey Lein O'Neal Mary Linda Oeth Susan Ellen Osborn Steven Eric Osborne Elizabeth Ann Pace Amy Elizabeth Parker Anthony Scott Paul Eric WHIiam Paul Christopher D. Putman Joseph Perrin Patrick Wayne Ragsdale Amy Sue Philipps Tammy Louise Pierce John Pierce Reed Sherri Lynn Reeves Wendv Renee Reeves Dvnn C.hristooher Reinitz ™——————1$ nlorf 27 SENIORS LOGICAL Troy GentH sitting behind his desk in his own architectural firm. Michele Doerflein teaching bratty kids and raising a few of her own David Benton hopefully very successful, very rich, and very married. Amy Raley loving and working someplace exciting, making a lot of money, and driving a Corvette Angie Anderson hopefully married to Paul and living it up! 11 Charles Gross working, hunting and spending time with someone special Mark Dick getting a good job. owning the badest looking car in town and partying at home with the 00 crew when I get the chance Jennye Rohlfer will be known all over the world by her art and will be driving her red Toyota 4x4 truck. STUCK IN MT VERNON WILL BE Duane Higgs partying and cruising the beat in Mt. Vernon David York in the big town of Mt. Vernon, working or looking for a future or a party, whichever comes first. Jackie Jolley living in Mt Vernon and being happily married to Bret Timothy Craig Rendleman Mark Allen Rhoads Edwin Manuel Ricketts Gerald Lee Ricketts Scott Lyman Roberts Dawn Marie Robinson Joseph Shannon Robinson Wendy A. Roeder Jenny© Lynn Rohlfer Billy Ray Rowe Robert G. Rowland Tracy Lea Rupp Troy Dean Rutledge Jane Ellen Schenk Sandra Faye Schroeder Nicholas Frederick Seifert Yvette Chantay Southerland Rashel R Stallman Kimberly Ann Staggs James Ervin Stickels Kristi Lynn Straub Nicol Amiel Tekoppel Harri Olavi Tepponen Seniors SENIORS Lorry Allen Weis Sally Jean Wasson Eric Marshall Tevault Deoma LaDawn Thomas Todd Willard Topper Kristie Dawn Trout Christopher Wayne Valier Roy Alan Veatch Arnold Hollis Ward Velitta Lynnette Waller Nickole R. Wilborn Timothy L. Wilderman Melinda Jean Williams Curt Robert Winiger William George Woodall David Lee York Dwayne Edward Wooisey Lee Ann York Kelli Sue Yeager Scott Aaron Zenthofer Tiffani Marge Yeida Not pictured: Frank Davis Theresa Davis Bryce Evans Larry Hedge Rod Michel John Townsend Seniors 31 SENIORS Scott adjusts his antennas IV Nick in LaLa Land The Print Shop Boys Joe strikes a familiar pose Billy Gibbons lives!!I CLASS HISTORY 1987 BY CLASS HISTORIAN TAMMY PIERCE It was the fall of 1983. The awesome class of 1987 began preparing for an exciting around-the-world cruise on a luxurious passenger ship. This four-year voyage went in only one direction — straight ahead! Once we boarded the ship, there was no turning back Before we could set sail on the open sea. we had to select our leaders Chris Valier was chosen as captain of the ship Second in command was staff captain Mickey McConnell. As chief radio officer. Nikki Wllborn’s job was to keep in constant touch with the outside world. Purser Krista Emhuff handled all financial matters, and cruise director Tammy Pierce kept records of all cruise events Our young freshman football team showed us their strength as they won seven of their eight games These mighty men were cheered on by Krista Emhuff, Donett Heberer, Amy Raley, Shelly Stallman, and Sally Wasson. A touch of class was added to the vessel when two royal couples. Angle Claybrooke and Curt Winiger, Jenny Handel and Chris Valier, joined as passengers on the ship In the spring. Chris Putman, Joe Robinson, Mark Rhoads, and Nikki Wllborn, some aspiring young track stars boarded ship, while Jim Goodridge, Mickey McConnell, and Susan Osborn were selected as our most intelligent passengers. The end of our first year on board came quickly, but with our new knowledge of fleet operations and the friendships that had developed, we were ready to begin our second year. Mickey McConnell was chosen to be at the helm His crew of assistants consisted of Julie Carver, Nikki Wllborn, and Renee Milne. Early in the cruise, we were entertained by a cast of star performers portraying the cool T-Birds and Pink Ladies from the popular musical. Grease Showing our athletic ability was a fabulous reserve volleyball team who had an undefeated season with sixteen wins, no losses. Royalty on board were Nikki Wllborn and Chris Relnitz, Kelli Dieterle and Steve Fulton. We worked extra hard that year, and with the help of our cheerleaders, Donett Heberer, Shelly Stallman, and Sally Wasson, we won the spirit stick for the first time, taking this award away from our older competitors. Entertainment must be planned for a cruise, so our veteran actors again took to the stage and performed the children's play. Cinderella. Cinderella and the comedy. You Can't Take It With You. Both were enjoyed by all those aboard ship Operations on board were going very well, and our cruise was now half over We met our third year as passengers eagerly and with readiness Mickey McConnell was again chosen as the ship's commander His crew was made up of staff captain Steve Fulton, chief radio officer Nikki Wllborn, and purser Sally Wasson. Our Student Council hosted a state convention early in the year. The ship held hundreds of visitors for this event with the theme entitled. Unlock the World ... You Are The Key. With the help of Don Julian who served as skipper of the steering committee, it proved to be a smashing success. At this point, we were running low on funds for fuel, so we sold magazines earning over $21.000. This was enough to keep us sailing down the ship lanes for our remaining two years Becky Dunn was our top salesman, while Tammy Fleming came in at second I place Our varsity volleyball tea kept tradition going strong as they captured the sectional crown for the fourth consecutive year. Again, we were entertained as we watched our star on board. John Hall in South Pacific and were thrilled over the arrival of two more royal couples. Michele Knight and David Benton, Shannon Harmon and Mickey McConnell. Several passengers were chosen to represent us in an important week-long session with passengers from other ships. Jim Stickles, Jim Goodridge, John Hall, and Steve Fulton served as delegates to Boys' State, while Julie Carver, Susan Osborn, and Tammy Pierce attended the girls' session Our athletes continued to show their excellence as Eric TeVault advanced to golf regionals. and Joe Robinson advanced as far as state competition in track. One of the highlights of our spring entertainment was a visit from a hypnotist named Bob Reemes. Before our eyes, we watched as our very own Steve Fulton won a popcorn eating contest and found his shoes on the wrong feet, while Julie Carver and Jefl Hogan had a hot seat after three handclaps. The social events on board had been a little dull, so we hosted a formal ball for the older passengers. It was entitled Just For A Moment. and was enjoyed by all who attended As the year drew to an end. our varsity baseball team made us all proud with a sectional victory. Tony Garrett guided the team as the leading hitter. We had now traveled together for thousands of miles, and we had only a short journey of our voyage remaining. As we prepared for our final year together, we were determined to make it the best yet. Initiating activities on this fourth leg of our journey, we chose Stove Fulton as captain of the ship. His crew of assistants were Jenny Handel, Sally Watson, and Renee Milne, while Donett Heberer represented our rights as president of the student council The shipowners had voted to reconstruct our vessel, and although the benefits would not be completed in time for us to enjoy it. we showed our leadership ability and helped the younger, less experienced passengers to keep a positive attitude through the noisy construction work. Our dominance showed early in the year as we took part in the homecoming celebration winning the Scavenger Hunt. Spirit Chain, and Spirit Stick. Our king and queen, John Lang and Tammy Pierce, reigned over these activities along with their court. Troy Gentll, Renee Milne, Ward Harris, and Jenny Handle. Kristy Fulwider helped the Girls Swim Team through a good season, while the Boys Swim Team showed their strength as they won the Big-8 Conference. Under the leadership of Angle Anderson, Angle Claybrooke, Jenny Handel, Renea Lacy, Renee Milne, and Nikki Wllborn, our awesome volleyball team captured yet another sectional crown Things were getting a little dull aboard ship, so our actors and actresses entertained us on stage in the musical Guys and Dolls Performances by Edwin Ricketts, Joe Perrin, and Sean Kuykendall were especially enjoyed As it was time for homecoming activities again, we chose a new king and queen They were Todd Joyner and Jane Schenk. Others in the court included Jason Hlnderllter, Beth Kuebler, Dave Benton, Michele Knight, Mickey McConnell, and Donett Heberer. Our wrestling team deserved much praise as they had a season of 20 wins. 2 losses. This was the second best team record ever Chris Relnitz advanced as far as semi-state competition in wrestling. In the spring, a competition among the passengers called Almost Anything Goes was held In such games as the bat race. 5-legged race, balloon pop. and tug-of-war. we surpassed all of our competitors and won with flying colors. Three distinguished musicians were among us on board, as Leigh Curry, John Hall, and Scott Wlnzlnger were named as finalists in the annual Hagemann competition. The younger passengers held a formal ball for us. as the year drew to an end It was entitled Love Is Forever'' and was delightful Michele Doerfleln and Joey Robinson reigned as queen and king Saturday evening. May 23. 1987. our cruise wiH came to an end. After four years together, each of us will be left alone to begin a new voyage of our own As we go our separate ways, may everyone of us keep the memories and the wonderful friendships with us in our hearts, and never forget these four years traveled together as they were the BEST OF TIMES! SENIOR DISTINCTION VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIANS Eric Paul SCHOLASTIC CORDS HIGHEST Jim Goodridge Susan Osborn Eric Paul Eric TeVault HIGH Jason Burkett Becky Dunn Cleat Jones Mickey McConnell Amy Parker Chris Putman John Reed Jane Schenk HONORS Angie Claybrooke Audrey O'Neal Tammy Pierce Susan Osborn CITIZENSHIP AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP Julie Carver Grant Beloat DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION Susan Osborn SERVICE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Jackie Jolley James Stickles COMMUNITY INDIANA FARM BUREAU CO-OP Curt Winiger ATTENDANCE ATTENDANCE Patrick Ragsdale Jenny Handel SCHOLARSHIPS ALEXANDER SCHOLARSHIP MARY OTT BUSINESS AND TRI KAPPA FOUNDER'S Dennis King PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Julia Carver Leah Stierley Julie Carver Jim Goodridge { Mickey McConnell POSEY COUNTY ARTS AMERICAN LEGION SCHOLARSHIP Amy Parker Larry Weis KaLee Bauer Jane Schenk Ron Kincheloe Becky Dunn ' CIVIT AN SCHOLARSHIP Susan Osborn WILLIAM J. ROACH Julia Carver Tammy Pierce Steve Fulton Eric TeVault SCHULTZ SCHOLARSHIP KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA Jim Goodridge J EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA Dennis King Eric Paul SCHOLARSHIP Susan Osborn Susan Osborn Julia Carver ( Eric Paul Eric Te Vault BOLGER SCHOLARSHIP NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP HAROLD V. BROWN Eric Paul James Goodridge — Finalist SCHOLARSHIP John Reed Commended Tammy Fleming Jason Burkett Jackie Jolley N.E.A. SCHOLARSHIP John Hall Tammy Pierce Dennis King HAIRDRESSER'S AS'SN Susan Osborn SCHOLARSHIP DELTA KAPPA GAMMA Eric Paul Traci Jones Becky Dunn ( John Reed DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS ART ETA SIGMA PHI MUSIC DEPARTMENT Larry Weis James Stickles SCHOLARSHIP Tammy Pierce KIWANIS ATHLETIC AWARD BETA ASSOCIATE UNIT OF TRI Leigh Curry j Angie Claybrooke KAPPA Scott Zenthofer Steve Fulton Susan Osborn Sally Wasson John Hall ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT INDIANA COUNCIL OF TEACHERS Don Julian SOCIETY OF MATHEMATICS Nick Seifert Diana Day Jim Goodridge Becky Dunn Renea Lacy Dennis King Susan Osborn SEMPER FIDELIS AWARD COTERIE ENGLISH AWARD Eric Paul Nick Seifert Dennis King K.V. BRYANT SCHOLARSHIP INDIANA FARM BUREAU SCIENCE ( KIWANIS HOME ECONOMICS Nick Seifert AWARD AWARD Susan Osborn Lee Ann York KIWANIS ARION AWARD Nick Seifert LIONS CLUB VOCATIONAL °OSEY COUNTY HOMEMAKERS EDUCATION AWARD John Lang Curt Winiger Senior Distinction 35 r- PROM “Cove Js 3or ever1’ ‘Junior-Senior Prom May 2, 9S7 King Candidates Jason Ashworth David Benton Matt Enlow Steve Fulton Jim Goodridge Jason Hinderliter Don Julian Mickey McConnell Joey Robinson Larry Weis Curt Winiger Queen Candidates Angie Claybrooke Kelli Dieterle Michele Doerflein Shannon Harmon Donett Heberer Krista Mason Renee Milne Jane Schenk Sally Wasson Nikki Wilborn This year's prom was held at the University of Southern Indiana and included a DJ playing records in the ballroom, the live band Fool's Gold, and Reed Steele, mime extraordinaire. At 11:00 p.m., Joe Robinson was crowned king and Michele Doerflein was crowned queen. 36 King and Queen Joe Robinson and Michele Doerflein GRADUATION ’87 May 23, 7:30 p.m. The Future Is Ours As we sit here in our caps and gowns. Remembering the smiles and the frowns. A time of great joy. and sadness, too. We would like to thank everyone of you. You have taken the time to show us the way And given us the chance to be here today. But don't cry for us. we've had our fun. And don't forget we have just begun. We have our memories, we have our friends. The truly good ones will never end. But we must go on now; the future is ours. We have among us tomorrows great powers. May our memory here never die As the class of '87 says “Good-bye.'' Class Flower Peach Rose lvory Ribbon Class Colors Peach and Ivory Graduation 39 Outstanding Alumnus D. Morris Schmidt N.A.S.A. Class Song Reach a Shining Star lyrics — Becky Dunn music — Tammy Pierce Senior Class Sponsors: John Bonar Steve Britt Gary Frazer Deborah Gabe Kandy Gibson Denise Jochum Jerry King Terry McMurtry Dorothy O'Risky Jean Reed Ann Shank Becky Tucker Commencement Coordination and Program Phyllis Barker Tom Collins Judy Grebe Ann Jones Carol McClatchy SENIOR ACTIVITIES Acuff. Tony: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 12.3.4. Baseball All Conference 4; Boost- er 1; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Nat Hist. — L . Sc . 2 Allen. Brian: Booster 1; Camera 4, Choir 1, 2. 3. 4, Madrigals 2.3. 4; Modern Music Masters 4. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 2. 3: Spring Play 2. 4; Student Council 3. Tennis 2: Thespian 3. 4 Allyn. Jennifer: AFS 2: Basketball 1. 2; Booster 1. Choir 1.2.3.4; Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 1, 3. SADD 4; Student Council 3. Thespian 1 Anderson. Angie: Band 1 2. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Nat. Hist — L. Sc. 1 2; OEA 3. 4; SADD 4; Track 1; Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4 Ashworth. Jason: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Booster 1. Football 1. 2; German 2. 3; Jr. Civitan 4 Askren. Brian: Chess 2. 3.4: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 Austin. Eric: Jr Civitan 1 Bauer. KaLee: AFS 1. 2. Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Booster 1; French 1; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 3; OEA 3. 4 Court 1; Spanish Club 1. 2; Spanish Honor Society 2. 3.4, Student Council 1 Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Claybrooke. Tammy: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; AFS 1 2. 3. Key Club 1. 2. OEA 4; SADD 3. 4 Collums. Stephen Crow. Jill: AFS 1; Band 1. 2. Booster 1; OEA 2. 3. 4; Sunshine 3; Swimming 1 Crum. Sherri: Band 1.2; Choir 1 2. 4; FHA 1 2. French 1; Pom Pon 1. 2. 3. 4 Cundiff. Jackie:AFS 1; Choir 1. 2. 3. FHA 2. 3. Mat Maids 1. 2; Sunshine 1 Curry. Leigh: AFS 1; Choir 1.2.3.4; Esquires 3. 4; French 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 1. 2; Madri- gals 2. 4; Modern Music Masters 3. 4. Musi- cal 1. 2. 3. 4. Spring Play 3. Tennis 2. Thes- pian 2, 3. 4. Wildcat Word 4 Dailey. Kim: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Key Club 1; OEA 3. 4 Damm. Kevin: German 1; Jr. Civitan 1. 4 Dartt. Bob: Football 1 2; Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4 Edwards. Poena: Mat Maids 1; OEA 3 Ellis. Tamara: Cheerleader 1; Student Council 1 Emhuff. Krista: AFS 1; Band 1 2. 3. Booster 1. 2. Cheerleader 1; Choir 1 2. Jr. Civitan 1. 2; Musical 1; Pom Pon 2; Student Council 1 2; Thespian 1. 2: Wildcat Word 2 Emory. David: Athletic Manager 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 12. 3. German 12.4. JCL 3: Musical 1 2. 3. Spring Play 2.3. 4; Thespian 3. 4. Yearbook 4 Enlow. Matt Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4, Basketball 1.2. Cross Country 2. 3.4. JCL 1; Jr. Civitan 1 Law Awareness 1.2. Spanish Club 2. 3.4 Erwin. Angel Band 1 2. 3. 4. Booster 1; French 1; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4. OEA 3. 4, Law Awareness 2 Evans. Bryce: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4 Fisher. Barbara: AFS 1 2. 3. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Key Club 1; Mat Maids 2. 3. 4. OEA 1. 4; Spanish Club 1 2, 3 Fisher. Jarred: Jr. Civitan 1 4. Spanish Club 2. 3. 4 Bean. Eric: SADD 3. Spanish Club 3 Beloat. Grant: Football 1 2. JCL 1; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4 Benton. David Band 1.2. 3. Booster 1.2.3; Choir 1 2. 3. 4. Esquires 4. Jr. Civitan 3. 4. Madrigals 3. Musical 1 2. 3. 4; Thespian 1. 2. 3. 4 Biggs. Tony Black. Robert: Baseball 1 DEC A 3. 4. Foot- ball 2. ”M Club 1 2; Wrestling 1 Boberg, Tonya: AFS 1; Basketball 1 2. Choir 1 2. 3. 4. JCL 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4; Musical 1. 2 Bowman. Rick: Baseball 1; Football 1; Fu- ture Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4 Broadhead. Jim: Camera 2. 3. Chess 4; Law Awareness 1. 2 Brock, Jacki Choir 1 2. 3. Key Club 2. 3. 4, Musical 1 3. Thespian 3 Bundy. Shelia Booster 2. Choir 4. Law Awareness 2. OEA 3; Sunshine 1 Burkett. Jason Band 1 2. 3. JCL 1 2. 3. 4; Latin Honor Society 1 2; Spring Play 1; Yearbook 4 Carver. Julie: Camera 1; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. French 1 2. 3. 4. French Honor Society 2; Girls State Delegate; Having Fun Feeling - Good 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 1; Madrigals 2. 3. Modern Music Masters 4. Musical 1 2. 3. 4. Spring Play 1 2. 4. Student Council 3. 4. Thespian 1 2. 3. 4 Clark. Earl: Law Awareness 1. 2. Musical 3; Wildcat Word 4 Claybrooke. Angie: Booster 1; Jr. Civitan 2.4. Key Club 3. Law Awareness 2. Nation- __al Honor Society 3. 4. OEA 3. 4; Queen 40 Senior Activities Davis. Frank Davis. Theresa Day. Diana: AFS 1 Booster 1. Key Club 2. 3. 4. Law Awareness 2. National Honor So- ciety 3. OEA 3. 4. Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Spanish Honor Society 2. Student Council 1 3. 4 Denning. Jeff: Basketball 1. 3; Booster 1; Cross Country 3. 4. Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4 Denning. Ted: Chess 1. 2. 3. 4. Future Farmers 1 2. 3. 4 Dick. Mark: Basketball 1 2. Football 1. 2. 3, 4 Dieterle, Kelli: DECA 2. Law Awareness 1 2; OEA 2. 3. 4. Queen Court 2; Spanish Club 1; Track 1 2. 3. 4 Digman. Cristine Booster 1; FHA 1.2. SADD 3. 4. Spanish Club 1. 2, 3. Wildcat Word 2. 3. 4 Doerflein. Michele: Booster 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Drill Team 1. 2. 3. Esquires 4. Musical 4; Student Council 3; Yearbook 3 Dunigan. Kelly: Booster 1. 2; Choir 3; Law Awareness 1. 2; Tennis 2. 3. 4 Dunn. Becky: AFS 3. 4. Basketball 1 2. 3.4. Choir 1 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 1 German 1. 2. 4. German Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Having Fun Feeling Good 2; Madrigals 1. 2. 3. 4; Mile after Mile 1 Modern Music Masters 3. 4. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4, National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2. Track 1; Volleyball 2 Duvall. Kim: DECA 3. 4 Eaton, David: German 3; Law Awareness 2. Track 1 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 4 Fitzsimmons. Bret Fleming. Tammy: Booster 1. 4; French 1 2, 3. 4. Key Club 1 2. 3. 4. OEA 3. 4. Pom Pon 2. 3. 4. Thespian 1; Yearbook 4 Fletcher. Susan: Booster 2. OEA 3. 4 Fulton. Steve: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 1 2. 3. 4. German 1 2, 3. 4. Ger- man Honor Society 1 2. 3. 4, Jr. Civitan 3, 4. Nat. Hist. — L. Sc. 1; Queen Court 2. Track 3, 4; Wildcat Word 2. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 4 Fulwider, Kristy: Basketball 2; Booster 4, Choir 1 2. 3, JCL 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1. 2, Key Club 3. 4. Law Awareness 1 2. 3; Musical 1, 2; Swimming 1 2, 3. 4. Thespian 3. Track 4 Funkhouser, Tim: Booster 1 Garrett. Tony: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball All-Conference 3. Chess 3. German 2. 3.4. Law Awareness 3; SADD 3. 4. Wrestling 4 Gentil. Troy: Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. German 2, 3. 4. Law Awareness 1. 2; Madrigals 3. 4. Modern Music Masters 4. Musical 3. 4. Queen Court 4. Student Council 4, Wild- cat Word 4 Gibson. Pat: Booster 1; German 4; Jr. Civi- tan 1; Law Awareness 2; Track 1 2. 4; Swimming 1 Goebel. Angie: Band 2. 3. 4. Booster 2. 3 Goodridge. Dianna: Booster 1; JCL 1. 2. 3. 4. Law Awareness 1; Latin Honor Society 1 2. Wildcat Word 2; Yearbook 4 Goodridge. Jim: Baseball 1; Booster 1, Football 1, 2. 3. 4. German Honor Society 2. 3. 4, JCL 1 2. 3.4. Latin Honor Society 1. 2. 4. National Honor Society 4. Student Council 1 2. Yearbook 4 Gross. Charlie: Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4 Gustafson. Dana Jr. Civitan 2; OEA 3. 4; Spanish Club 1. 2 Hahn. David: Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4 Hall. John: Choir 1. 2. 3, 4, Esquires 3. 4. Football 3. 4. JCL 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club 1; Latin Honor Society 1. Madrigals 12. Mod- ern Music Masters 3. 4; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; Spring Play 2. 3. Swimming 2: Thespian 1. 2 Hancock. Jason Handel. Jenny Jr. Civitan 1. 2. 3; Law Awareness 1 2. OEA 3.4; Queen Court 1. 4; Spanish Club 1. 2; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. Vol- leyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Hanmore. John Harmon. Shannon: DEC A 3. 4. OEA 3. Spanish Club 2. Queen Court 3 Harms. Beth Harris. Ward: Basketball 1; Cross Country 4; Football 1. German 2. 3. Golf 1. 2. 3.4; JCL 1. Jr Civitan 1.2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 4; Ten- nis 2, 3; Queen Court 4 Harrison. Tom: Camera 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1; French 1; JCL 2. 3: Key Club 1. 2. Madrigals 4; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; Spring Play 1; Student Council 2; Thespian 1. 2. 3. 4 , Head. Tim Heberer. Donett: Booster 1, 2. 3. 4. Cheer- leader 1. 2. 3. 4: Choir 1, 2. 3. Esquires 3. Jr. Civitan 3. 4; Madrigals 2; Musical 2. 3. Spanish Club 1. 2, 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Thespian 1. 2. 3 Higgs. Duane: Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4 Hill. Deeann: Art Guild 3 Hinderliter. Jason: Art Guild 3. 4. Booster 2 Hogan. Jeff Choir 3; Thespian 2 Howell. Lori: AFS 1. Booster 1. JCL 1. 2. 3; OEA 3. 4 Johnson, Ushanda: Art Guild 4, Band 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA 1 Jolley. Jackie: Booster 1. 4. Choir 1. 2; French 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Pom Pons 3. 4 Jones. Cleat: Football 1.2.3. 4; German 1. 2; German Honor Society 1. 2 Jones. Traci: Booster 1: Camera 3.4: Choir 1. 2.3. 4. Musical 2. 3. OEA 3 Jones, Bill Joyner. Todd Art Guild 4; Chess 1. Foot- ball 1. 2. 3. German 4. Queen Court 4 Julian. Donnie Chess 1. 2; Choir 1, 2. 3. 4; Esquires 3. 4; German 1. 2. 3. 4; Madrigals 1, 2; Modern Music Masters 4; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; Thespian 4: Spring Play 1. 2 1. 2. 3. 4 Kincheloe, Ronald King. Dennis: Art Guild 4; German 1. 2. 3. 4. German Honor Society 1.2.3.4; Jr. Civitan 4; Student Council 2. 3; Yearbook 4 Knight. Michele AFS 4. Booster 1.4. French 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 2. 4; Law Awareness 1: OEA 3: Queen Court 3. 4 Kuebler, Beth: AFS 4. Booster 4; Choir 1. 2; Jr. Civitan 2. 4; Key Club 1; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Thespian 2 Kuykendall. Sean Baseball 1. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Esquires 4; Football 1; Law Awareness 2. 3. Modern Music Masters 4. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1 Lacy. Renea Basketball 1,2. 3, Booster 1; Jr Civitan 2. 3; Key Club 1. 2. OEA 4. Stu- dent Council 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Lang. John: Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4. Queen Court 4 Laubner. Paul: Football 1 Littlepage. Donnie Booster 1. 2. Chess 4 Loving, Angie: French 1. 2. 3. 4. French Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Jr Civitan 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Pom Pon 2. Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4 Martin. Mindy: Booster 1. DEC A 3. 4, OEA 3 Mason. Krista: AFS 4. Booster 1; Choir 2. French 1. 2, 3. 4; Jr Civitan 2. 3. 4. Key Club 1. Musical 2. OEA 3. Wildcat Word 4 Mattingly, Paula: Choir 1.2. 3.4. Jr. Civitan 2. 3. 4. Sunshine 2 Maurer, Jill: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Booster 1. Choir 1. 2. 3. Esquires 3; German 1, 2. 3. Jr. Civi- tan 1. Modern Music Masters 3. 4. Musical 1. 2. 3: Thespian 1. 2 Maynard. Roy McCarty. Pat: Art Guild 4. DECA 3, 4 McConnell, Mickey: Art Guild 4. Basketball 1. Booster 3. German 2. 3.4. German Hon- or Society 2. Golf 1. JCL 1; Jr. Civitan 2. 3. 4. Key Club 1. Latin Honor Society 1; Musi- cal 2,3. Nat. Hist . — L. Sc 1. National Honor Society 2.3.4. Queen Court 3; Spring Play 2. 4. Swimming 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. Thespian 2. Wildcat Word 3 McCoy. Jon: DECA 3. 4 McElroy. Tim: Cross Country 3. 4 Melone. Dale Mendenhall. Lynne: Booster 1: Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Law Awareness 2. Musical 1 Michel. Rodney: Chess 3. 4 Miller. Bret: Band 3. Jr. Civitan 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Wrestling 2 Miller. Donny Milne. Renee: Band 1. 2. JCL 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 2. 4. Key Club 3. Musical 1. Queen Court 4. Student Council 3. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Moore. David Mosby. Matt Art Guild 2, 3. Football 1. Wrestling 1. 2. 4 Mosley. Mark Art Guild 4 Nation. Steve Baseball 1. DECA 3.4. Foot- ball 1 Nation. Tracey: AFS 2. Future Farmers 3. 4; FHA 3. SADD 3. Spanish Club Neal, Scott NeaviH. Grover Art Guild 1. 2. 3. 4 Nobles. Marci: Choir 4. Musical 4. Spanish Club 2 Nussel. Mariah Choir 1. 2. FHA 2. 3. Sun- shine 1. Swimming 3, 4. Track 1. 2 O'Neal, Audrey: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Booster 1. 2. French 3. 4. French Honor Society 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 4. Key Club 1. 2; Law Aware- ness 1. 2. Musical 1.2, National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4 Oeth. Mary Choir 1, 2. FHA 3. 4. SADD 2 Osborn. Susan AFS 1.2.3.4. Choir 3.4. Key Club 1. Musical 2. 3. 4. National Honor So- ciety 2.3. 4. OEA 2. Spanish Club 1. Spanish Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3.4 Osborne. Steve: Art Guild 1, 2 Pace. Beth Ann AFS 1. 2. 3. 4. Band 3. 4. Booster 1; Choir 2, Key Club 1. Mat Maids 2. 3. 4, Musical 1. 2. 4. SADD 4; Spanish Club 3. 4. Spring Play 2 Parker. Amy AFS 1. Booster 1. French 1.2. 3.4; French Honor Society 2. 3.4. Key Club 1. 2.3, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4. Pom Pon 3. 4. Wildcat Word 4. Yearbook 4 Paul. Eric: Chess 1. 2. 3, 4. German 1, 2; German Honor Society 1. 2. Jr. Civitan 3 Paul. Scott: Art Guild 3. 4. Baseball 1. Booster 1. 2. Chess 1. Football 1. German 1. Jr. Civitan 4. Law Awareness 2. 3 Perrin. Joe Choir 4. Esquires 4. Musical 3. 4 Philipps. Amy: Band 1. 2. German 1; Wild- cat Word 1 Pierce, Tammy: Band 1. 2. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Esquires 2. 3. 4. German 2. 3. 4. German Honor Society 3. 4. Key Club 1. Madrigals 1. 4. Modern Music Masters 3. 4. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. Pom Pon 1. 2, 3. 4. Spring Play 1. 2. Student Council 3. 4. Thespian 1. 2. 3. 4 Putman. Chris Booster 1. Football 1. 2. German 2. 3. 4. German Honor Society 2, 3. JCL 1. 2; Jr. Civitan 4. Latin Honor Soci- ety 1, 2. Track 1 Ragsdale. Pat Chess 2. Football 1. Ger- man 3. Mile after Mile 1; Swimming 2, 3. 4 Raley. Amy AFS 4. Booster 1.3. 4. Cheer- leader 1. 3. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Esquires 4, Key Keerl. Donny: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club Senior Activities 41 — SENIOR ACTIVITIES Club 1; Madrigals 3; Modern Music Masters 4. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 1. 4. Spanish Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Spring Play 2; Student Council 1. 2; Thespian 1. 2. 3 Rames. David: Basketball 4; Football 1.2. 4. German 2 Reed. John AFS 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2; Chess 1; Golf 1. 2. 4. JCL 1. 2. 3. 4. Latin Honor Society 1. 2. Mile after Mile 1. Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3.4; Student Coun- cil 2; Tennis 2. 3. 4 Reeves. Sherri Reeves. Wendy AFS 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. German 2. 3. 4. Modern Music Masters 4. Thespian 2 Reinitz. Chris Booster 1. Baseball 1; Cross Country 2. 3.4. Football 1. German 2. 3. 4. German Honor Society 2. 3. JCL 1. Latin Honor Society 1; Queen Court 2; Track 2. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4 Rendleman. Tim: Football 1. Law Aware- ness 1. 2 Rhoads. Mark: Football 1. 2. German 3. Jr. Civit an 1. Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4 Ricketts. Edwin Baseball 1. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 4. Law Awareness 1, 2. Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 1. 2. 3 Ricketts. Gerald Ricketts. Rob: Choir 1. 2. 3 Ridge. Brian Art Guild 4. Booster 1; Ger- man 2. 3. 4 Ritzert. Barbi: Band 2. 3. Booster 1; Choir 1. 2. OEA 3. 4. SADD 3. 4 Robbins. Jim Basketball 1; Booster 1. Cross Country 2. German 2 Roberts. Scott Camera 4; Chess 1; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 1. 2. 4. Thespian 3. 4. Spanish Club 3 Robinson. Dawn: Choir 1. 2 Robinson. Joe: Basketball 1; Booster 1. 2. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Roeder. Wendy Camera 4. SADD 4. Wild- cat Word 2. 3. 4 Society 2. 3. 4. Queen Court 4. Student Council 3. 4; Swimming 2. 3. 4. Thespian 2. 3 Schroeder. Sandy: AFS 1. Booster 1; Future Farmers 1. 2. 3. 4. German 2 Seifert. Nick Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Booster 4: Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Esquires 4, Key Club 2. Law Awareness 1. 2. Madrigals 2. 3. 4. Modern Music Masters 3.4; Musical 1. 2. 3.4. Span- ish Club 1; Thespian 4 Southerland. Yvette: Choir 1; FHA 3. Mat Maids 1 Staggs. Kim: Booster 1. 2, French 1, 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 4. Key Club 1. 2. Law Aware- ness 2 Stallman. Shelly Booster 1 2. 3. 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4, German 2. 3. Jr. Civitan 3, 4. Key Club 1. 2. Musical 1. 2. 3; Spring Play 1; Wildcat Word 4. Thespian 1. 2 Stickels, James: JCL 1. 2. 3. 4. Latin Honor Society 1. 2 Stierley. Leah: Art Guild 3. 4; Booster 1. 2. Jr. Civitan 2. Key Club 1. Law Awareness 3. Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Wildcat Word 2 Straub. Kristi: Booster 1; Jr. Civitan 2; Law Awareness 1. 2. OEA 3. 4; Spanish Club 1. 2; Swimming 4 Tekoppel, Nikki: Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Law Awareness 1. 2 Tepponen. Harri: AFS 4. Tennis 4 Tevault. Eric: Booster 1. 2. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Esquires 4. German 2. 3. 4; German Honor Society 3. 4; Golf 1. 2. 3. 4 Key Club 1. 2. “M Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Madrigals 1; Modern Music Masters 4. Musical 1. 2.3.4. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. Swimming 2.3.4. Tennis 1. Thespian 1.2. 3. 4 Thomas. Deoma: Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. DECA 3. 4. Thespian 2. 3. 4. Sunshine 2 Thomas. Kristen Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; Spring Play 1. 2. 3. 4. Sunshine 2. Thespian 2. 3. 4 Thomas. Becky: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Booster 1. 2. Chess 1.2. 3.4. German 1; Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4 Rohlfer. Jennye Art Guild 2. 3.4, Booster 1. Topper. Todd: Chess 1; Choir 1. 2.3. 4. JCL Jr Civitan 1. 2. Pom Pon 3. Spanish Club 1. 1. 2. 3. 4. Madrigals 1. 2. 3. 4; Musical 1. 2. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Volleyball 1 3. 4 Rowe. Bill: Chess 3 Rowland. Robert Chess 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; German 2. Jr. Civitan 1. 2. Law Awareness 1. 2. Musical 1. 2. 4; SADD 4 Rupp. Tracy Booster 1; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical 2. 3. 4. Thespian 2. 3. 4 Rutledge. Troy. Choir 1 Trout. Kristie: Key Club 3. OEA 4. Sunshine 1 Utley. Steve: Baseball 1. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. German 1. 2. 3. 4. German Honor Society 1. Law Awareness 1. 2. ”M Club 2. 3. 4. OEA 3. 4. Wrestling 1 Valier. Chris: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Booster 1. 2. Cross Country 4. German 2. 3. Jr. Civitan 3; Track 3. 4 Veatch. Alan: AFS 4; Cross Country 3. 4. Football 1. 2. German 1; JCL 3. 4. Track 2. 3. 4 Waller. Velitta: Booster 1, 2. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Law Awareness 1. 2. Track 4 Ward. Arnold: Chess 1. 2. 3. 4. German 2. 3. 4; Golf 2. 3 Wasson. Sally Band 1. 2. 3. Booster 1. 2. 3. 4, Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Esquires 2. 3, 4; Jr. Civitan 2; Key Club 1. Madrigals 1; Modern Music Masters 3. 4. Musical 1. 2, 3. 4. Spring Play 2; Student Council 4. Thespian 1. 2. 3. 4 Weis. Larry Art Guild 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1; Booster 1. Cross Country 4. German 2. 3.4. Jr. Civitan 4. Wrestling 2.3. 4 Wilborn. Nikki Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Booster 1. Law Awareness 1, 2. OEA 2. 3. Queen Court 1. Student Council 1; Track 1.2.3.4. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Wilderman. Tim: Football 4. Spanish Club 1 Williams. Melinda: Booster 2. Choir 4. Sun- shine 3 Williams. Tina: Booster 1; FHA 1. 2 Wilson. Delynda: Choir 1. 2. 3. Jr. Civitan 2. OEA 2. Spanish Club 1 Wilson, Shannon: French 1, Having Fun Feeling Good 1. 2. 3. OEA 3. 4; SADD 3 Winiger. Curt Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basket- ball 1. 2. 3.4; Booster 1. Cross Country 2.3. 4. Football 1; German 2.3.4. Queen Court 1 Winiger. Sabrina: Booster 1; Choir 2. DECA 3. 4. French 1 Winzinger. Scott: Art Guild 3. 4. Band 4. Modern Music Masters 2. 3, 4 Wolf. Lisa: Booster 1; Choir 2.3,4. FHA 1. 2. 3, 4; Sunshine 1 Woolsey. Dwayne Yeager. Kelli: AFS 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. French 1; German 2. 3. 4. Jr. Civitan 1. 2. Student Council 2. 3, 4 Yeida, Tiffani AFS 1. DECA 3. 4; Spanish Club 1 York. David York. Lee Ann: Booster 1; Choir 1. 2; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. SADD 3. 4. Sunshine 1. 2 Zenthofer, Scott: Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Esquires 4. German 1. 2, 3. 4. Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1. Key Club 2; Law Awareness 1. 2. Madrigals 3. 4. Modern Music Masters 4. Musical 1. 2. 3.4. Spring Play 1. Student Council 1. 2. 3. Tennis 1. 2. Thespian 1 RECOGNITION DAY FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Girl .. Tonya Mitchell Boy . Guy Green BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Delegates Donna Krietensteln, Sheryl Botta, Kristi Bebout, Deryl Botta, Gary Hartmann, Cory Westertield, John Wilson Alternates Todd Bacon, Keith Gibbs, Marc McNamara, Duane Bush, Joella Hickey, Cathy Railey, Patty Liberti DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Business Yearbook Award .. Outstanding Marketing Student.......... Senior — Bob Black Social Studies: Junior — Tami Altdredge D.A.R. History Award Dennis King Cory Westertield Classical and Modern Languages: German Honor Society Senior Becky Dunn Dennis King Latin Honor Society Senior.. James Stickles National Latin Exam Winners..................... John Gibbs Jennifer Post David Rowe Todd Wilson Tod Hinton Richard Lutterman Cathy Railey Premio de Saber Espanol.......Diana Day French Honor Society Award . Amy Parker English Outstanding Printer Award..............................Tim Head Jim Robbins Outstanding Journalist Award.. Angle Ross Troy Gentil SERVICE Physical Education: Presidential Physical Fitness Award....................... Shawn Roach Stephanie Smith Music: Philip Hagemann Music Award.......................... John Hall Leigh Curry Scott Winzinger Hall of Fame Band Foundation . Nick Seifert Math: Math Team.......... Jennifer Post, Martha Ashworth, Paula Wllderman, Deryl Botta, Cathy Railey, John Gibbs, Tod Hinton, Mike Schaffsteln, Susan Osborn, Jane Schenk AWARDS Drama Service Award......... Media Center Missy Hines David Emory Mickey McConnell Becky Thomas James Stickles Pom Pon........................Tammy Pierce Cheerleader............... Shelly Stallman Student Council Award ........Julie Carver Elks Outstanding Athlete .... Joe Robinson Kiwanis State Police Camp____Grant Beloat Recognlton Day 43 44 Junior Candlds JUNIORS Jason ABdredge Tammy ABdredge Dena Allen Debbie Anderson Mike Anderson Mary Arnold Jason Ashworth Kelly Ashworth Brian BabiBis Mchee Bacon Todd Bacon James Barnes Chris Bates Krista Bebout Jamie Belcher Kim Benthall Dawn Bertolucci John Bippus Carey Bogan Larry Bolin Michele Bolin Deryl Botta Sheryl Botta Tammy Bradham Tony Brauser Kurt Bundy Todd Burnett Duane Bush Brian Carroll Wendy Cartwright Jody Cecil Paul Chaffin Denise Champlain Debbie Clark Carletta Claybrooke Dan Cobum 46 Juniors JUNIORS KeHy Collins Paul Cornett Laurie Cox Scott Cox Steve Cox Jim CuHey Missy Cullman Judy Cummings Michelle Curtis Todd Curtis Keith Damm Mike Daniel Jodi Daniele Rick Denning David Dick Eric Dickhaut Wes Dixon Heather Doherty Anna Duckworth Brent Duncan Tonia Elliott Scott Elks Jamie Fisher Bill Flick Lisa Forston Michelle France Scott Funkhouser Shannon Gerton Travis Genet Keith Gibbs Lori Goff Irene Goldbach Chris Grable Lori GreenweB Rodney Guthrie Pam Hall Juniors 41 Carrie Heap Amy Hester JoeBa Hickey Missy Hines Steve Holder Terry Hunstnger Toby Hunsinger Tim Jackson Darwin Jarred Belinda Johnson Dirk Johnson Steve Johnson Steve Jones Jeff Keitel Sean Keitel Steve Ketcham Brandon Kibby John King Donna Krietenstein Jason Kuebler Lori Kurtz Annette LeClere Terry Ledbetter Patti Liberti Michelle LIBeston David Little Leah MacDermott Jason Maddix Kim Maikranz 48 Juniors JUNIORS Terry Hamrick Cynthia Harle Scott Harris Gary Hartmann Jim Hartmann Karla Hausmann Courtney Moines Andy Mann Mark Mantel Tina Marx David Mason Jay Mason Kelli McElroy Marc McNamara Retta Meredith Mike Mohr Lori Murphy Lisa Nesbitt Dana Neuman Jeff Newman Dawn Niehaus Daryl Niemeier Donna Nobles Jason Norrington Nicole Orr Shannon Paris John Pate Mike Peerman Pat Pegues Jessica Perrin Patricia Pettus Brian Petty K9lly Peugh Jeff Phipps Kevin Prince Cathy Railey John Rapp Jerry Reich Jerry Renschler Angela Ricketts Joey Ricketts Troy Ricketts Juniors 49 JUNIORS Rodney Ritzert Adam Roberts Laurel Rohrbocher Brent Roos Angie Ross Ken Rudibaugh , Kris Russel Lori Scherman Michelle Schneck Michele Schmitt Chris Schneider Bartt Schroeder Keith Schroeder Greg Sebree Traci Shuck Karen Simpson Eddie Sledd Shannon Smith T wanna Smith Keith Staggs Terri Stallings Eddie Starnes Christy Stevens Jody Stewart Kendra Stinson Angie Stratman Tammy Strupp Don Suess Chuck Swartz Brian Templeton Andrea Thomas Tim Thomas Tony Thomas Charles Thompson Diana Tracy David Trout 50 Juniors JUNIORS Not Pictured John Wilson Steve Zink John Melone Chris Axton John Murray Thomas Brakie Terry Philipps Greg Carlisle David Rickert Kevin Dausman Latisha Smith Jason Duncan Kelly Utley Jason Fanton Usa Wallis Sharon Grace Brandy Whitler Terry Holbrook AUen Tucker Gary Tucker Cinda VaNer Deke Vogel Teri Wamwright Barbara Walker Valerie Walton Turner Watson John Weintraut Cory Westerfield Sam Whipple Dena Wilson Juniors 51 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Joe Allbright Jennifer Alldredge Tony Alldredge fylatt Allyn Mike Allyn Scott Ambrose Julie Andry Amy Ashworth Martha Ashworth . David Austin Jim Bachert Tim Baier Andy Baldwin Shane Barnes John Bass Debora Bauer Denyse Bauer Theresa Baumgart Jerry Bebout Melony Bell Lori Bobbitt John Boehman Dirk Bourne AHison Broadhead Chris Bufkin Jeff Bulla Kriste Bullard Sarah Burgdorf Roy Cameron Kevin Carlton Jamie Carroll Angie Cartlidge Jennifer Charles Jeff Chubkrk Lori Clark Susan Clark 54 Sophomore SOPHOMORES Michele Clemons Dana Cohlmeyer Michele Cohoon Geoff Collins Jamie Collins Airica Coomes Tonya Coultas Lisa Cox Sherry Cox Eric Cross Lynn Culley Tami Curtis Brian Denning Jason Doland Tim Dossett Pat Drake Tammy Eaton Laura Eger Karla Eifert Ken Elliott Katy Emhuff Andrea Enlow Jeff Flener Steve Foster Josh Fowler Danielle France Wayne Frisby Steve Fulmer Deena Garrett Ricky Geuss Jeremy Garrett Koren Gibbs Matt Gibbs Laura Givens Lisa Givens Keith Goedde Sophomore 55 SOPHOMORES Greg Goldstein Brian Goodman John Goodridge Christina Gross Jeanna Gross Melissa Gross Tammy Gross Tina Gross Bob Gustafson Crissy Hancock Carol Hartman Monica Hedges Mary Higgins Jason Hile Jodi Hinderliter Laura Hinkle Tod Hinton Patricia Hogan Fred Hubner Tim Humston Dawn Hunter Heather Hutchison Kim Jackson Chanda Jarvis Brian Jeffries Tina Jenkins Greg Jones Damon Kaufman Amanda Kay Jason Keele Christi King Kim King Lori Knapp Lori Knight Kevin Kramer Sherry Lacy 56 Sophomore SOPHOMORES Anthony Laubner Gayle Leishman Terri Lichlyter Andy Logan Amy Long Richard Lutterman Julie Maddix Mike Maier Jason Marshall Denise Mathew Amy McClish Brian McGennis John McLoughlin John Murphy Tawana Murphy Becky Murray Lisa Meyers Tina Nation Shannon Neidig Aimee Nelson Tracey Nelson Ryan Niemeier Mike Nobles Bill Norman Tyra Nussel Troy Pence Becky Prince Tim Putman Scott Quintilliano Bill Rabenstein Mike Ragsdale Bill Randell Todd Redman Cheryl Reeves Robert Reeves Dawn Rickert Sophomore 57 SOPHOMORES Danny Ricketts Julie Ricketts Mike Roach Julayne Rogers Wendy Romack Bill Rowe Brian Russell Randy Russell Jason Rutledge Mike Schaffstein John Schnakenburg Tom Schneider Lurelle Schnoor Lani Schroeder Shannon Schuler Celeste Seitz April Shah on Heather Simmons Tracy Simmons Kevin Slygh Greg Snelling Tony Stallings Alex Stewart Kim Stewart Jessica Stickels Brent Suits Robin Temme Becky Thayer Charles Thomas Kathy Thompson Michele Tomlinson Tracey TroxeH Andrea Tucker Angela Tucker Mark Turner Michelle Tyler 58 Sophomore SOPHOMORE Mark Zickmund Not Pictured Meredith Bates John Englebright Terry Friend Rodney Givens Susie Haney Clarence Holder Paul Kincheloe Charles Lukancich Tony Phillips Dan Marvel Albert Walker Lance McKinney Derek Niswonger Scott Niswonger Marion Overton Jennifer Seitz Tim Turner Tina Tyson Rose Ann Uhde John Van Blaricom Michelle Van Zant Chris Wahl Joe Walker Jennifer Walters Julie Weilbrenner Kelly Weinzapfel Cindi Weir Teresa Weir Shelley WHborn Tammy Wild Paula Wilderman Jennifer Williams Tonia Willis Dan Wilson Sherry Wiltshire Bryan Wolf Tina Woolsey Sarah Wooten Libby Veida Shanna Zenthofer Kevin York Sophomore 1 Farewell to Mr. Wilson's room 2 Show those pearly whites! 3 Have a problem guys? 4 Anyone home? 5 School is not Disneyland Freshman class officers L-R. T-B: Julie Collins, President; Kenya Orr. Vice President; Matt Watenpool, Historian; Brandi Jackson. Secretary; Michelle Lueke, Treasurer. CLASS OF 1990 FRESHMEN Amy Alexander Renee Antey Collette Ashworth Robin Ayers Stacee Bacon Nicki Baier Andy Bauer William Baumgart Jenny Bebout Roy Bebout James Bell Matt Billman Amy Birkhead Eric Blackburn Andrea Blubaum Tonya Boerner Tonya Bradham Troy Bradley Chris Brake Kevin Brakie Paula Brenner Tim Bridgeman Jimmy Brock Nick Browning Stacey Bruce Dawn Bryant Mason Bryant Heather Bulla Rob Bulla Katy Burdick Kevin Cameron Jason Cannon Kara Carlton Michael Clemons Julie Collins Mark Cox 62 Freshmen FRESHMEN Chris Crabtree Lori Cross Curtis Crowe Debbi Crum Scott Dale Jennifer DeDoming Joel Derry Jamie Digman Jeremy Dillon James Dodson Misty Douglas Krista Duncan Shelly Duncan Cristi Erwin Steve Etherton Chris Farquharson Walt Ferguson Gary Ferrell Ty Fischer Heather Fisher Chris Foster Teonna Fleming Allen Gansman Travis Garrett Dorothy Gay Craig Genet John Gibbs Billy Gillenwater Dean Goedde Bruce Goodman Andy Granderson Guy Green Kim Griese David Hale Tiffani Hall Dyke Hancock Freshmen 63 FRESHMEN Kathy Hanmore Tina Hanmore Matt Hart Jon Hausmann Leah Hendrix Kim Higginbottom Kathy Hilakos Clarence Holder Jay Hyde Brandi Jackson Wendi Johnson Brian Jones Danny Jones Shaynnon Jones Suzie Joyner Jim Juncker Kim Kaffenberger Duane Keitel Torrey Kendall Brad King Eric Kippenbrock Greg Kramer Tina Kusturin Tom Lang Julie Lindenberg Scott Lowrey Michelle Lueke Rachel Lynaugh Leslie Martin Sarah Marvel Billy Mayville Niki McConnell Alex McCray Lisa McGennis Sherry McKinney Dawayne Mercer 64 Freshmen FRESHMEN Dawn Mercer Jeff Miller Todd Miller Tonya Mitchell Andrea Mobley Dirk Moore David Morlock Erica Mosley Heather Mueller Robin Nesbitt Amber Newman Kenya Orr Mike Page Dawn Palmer Steve Patrick Jeff Paul William Payne Nicole Pegues Anne Peterson Melody Piland Jennifer Post William Raibley Asa Rainey Melanie Reagan Jason Redman James Reese Jim Reeves Robert Rice Amy Ricketts Chad Ricketts Nicki Ricketts P©99V Rios Paul Ripple Shawn Roach Jeff Robb Jamie Robbins Freshmen 65 FRESHMEN Alan Robinson Joanna Rohlfer Tonya Rose David Rowe David Russell Sami Russell Tonya Rye Brian Sallee Jeff Schneider Allison Schnoor Jeff Schwindel Joe Sheffer Ward Simpson Christie Sitzman Chasidy Sledd Lisa Smith Stephanie Smith Dawn Sparks Jessica Spieker Ian Springer Brian Stallings Tim Stevens Skip Stewart Mary Stiff Bill Stillwagoner Eric Stockton Toby Stone Janet Stover Charlie Stutsman Jica Tate Bryan Thompson Kerry Taylor Erica Thompson Nathalie Thompson Anna Thums Shana Tillotson 66 Freshmen FRESHMEN Jason Topper Chad Trapp Aaron Tucker Jon Tucker Melissa Tyler Jeff Underwood Robbie Utley Reid Vancleve Tony Viviano Aaron Von Harten John Walker Ron Walker Monica Waller Ralph Wallis Chris Washington Matt Watenpool Chad Weatherford Brian Weir Marshell Weyer Robyn Whalen Lori Willhide Todd Wilson Carol Wolfe Daphne Woodley Nathalie Woods Derrick Word Not pictured: Jeramie Barnes John Billings Lloyd Meddaugh Kim Medley Ryan Reynolds Mike Robb John Thomas Harold Turner Chris Villines Gary Wiltshire Scott Young Freshmen 67 the copy machine is this sooner? 3 Sorry. I can't write 4 I tell you. I will survive this! 5. What hat? 1 What do you mean broken? 2. Why didn't I think of you a pass to Druthers 68 Faculty Candid� Faculty Division 69 FACULTY Bonnie Awe English Phyllis Barker Guidance Counselor David Bell Science Larry Blubaum English John Bonar Science Steve Britt Social Studies Montreva Calhoun Librarian Robert Calhoun English Leiand Dale Industrial Arts Loren Evans Mathematics Gary Frazer Industrial Arts Stephen Fuelling Mathematics Deborah Gabe Distributive Education Kandy Gibson Special Education Stephen Grannan Social Studies Judy Grebe Language Joanne Hamm English James Hatfield Business Jerry Herron Social Studies Peggy Herron English James Hines Industrial Arts David Jeffries Business Gerald Jeffries Driver's Ed. Science Richard Jesch Mathematics 70 Faculty FACULTY Denis© Jochum Business Debbie King Special Education Gerald King Social Studies Keith Kinnaird German Loryl Lackey Social Studies Kathy LeClere Art Carol McClatchy Counselor Scott McMurtry Industrial Arts Terry McMurtry Industrial Arts Tom McNamara Mathematics Darlene Madden Mathematics Spanish Carol Martin Nurse Charles Martin Social Studies Clifton Merrick Band Kim Merrick Special Education Greg Meyers Physical Education Robert Murray Mathematics Susan Murray Home Economics Dorothy O'Risky French Spanish Delbert Pace Driver's Education John Ransford Science Jean Reed English David Reese Agriculture Vera Renschler Business Faculty 71 FACULTY Bob Rhoads Art Bernard Riedford Science Ann Scarafia Home Economics Bruce Schuessler Science Don Sellers Physical Ed. Health Ann Shank SERV CETA Counselor Brian Smith Business Becky Tucker Physical Ed. Health Ed Welte Band Director Michael Wheaton Mathematics Steve Wilson English Randy Woodall Attendance Officer Kathy Yoder Vocal Music Carol Albin Secretary Dawn Ashworth Secretary Susan Bourne Detention Center Darlene Fisher SERV Aide Wilma Jacobs Secretary Carol Meyers Secretary Susan Rutledge Spec. Educ. Aide Barbara Walker Library Aide 72 Faculty CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIANS Mrs Thelma Sebree Cafeteria Supervisor Herman Roach Head Custodian In spite of all the problems and extra work caused by the construction, custodians Herman Roach, Bob Turner, Jim Goodwin, Loyce McGennis, Melba King, Gerald Walker, June Gunther, groundskeeper Carl Breeze, and maintenance technician, Ron Suits, were always helpful and friendly to the students. 73 Cafeteria staff (L-R): Mary Key, Donna Miller. Phyllis Clemons. Hazel Hargrove, Judy Miller. Leona Moore. Agnes Turner. Betty Buchanan. Janice Flener. Elizabeth Wiedrich, Faye Cole, Linda Greenwell. Barbara Champlain. Lola Healy, Barbara Robinson. Not pictured. Aretha Duncan. ee 4 Prep ranks might adopt three-pointer °° x % u9 O — . V , eP S' - ' White River Park -«Vfc. ■ 16 ▲ _ - A ' O VVhil x V A cO JS 0 -V x 9. 1°® e V « ,e4'° cx � � 've e6 d a ®°- £ V % , % s u 0 % % VV- K ° SPORTS % % % Midcat girls end regular season at 9-8 , % M“““ •““- - — -..........«,„ w Edmonton Oilers win Stanley cup Hooslers leave Syracuse Smarting MVSHS holds annual sports banquet Above are the cartoon characters which represented two MVSHS teams in 1986-87. On the left is Willie, holding a sectional trophy and a copy of the Weis Word. He was drawn by Senior Larry Weis to inspire the baseball team. On the right is Big Dawg. and he was drawn by football coach Greg Meyers to fire up his football players. CROSS COUNTRY Front (L-R) Chris Valier, Chris Bufkin. Chris Brakie. Keith Goedde; Second (L-R): Tim McElroy. Steve Fulton, Chris Reinitz. Kevin Carlton. Brian Denning. Third (L-R): Matt Enlow. Greg Snelling. Curt Winiger. Geoff Collins. Travis Genet; Back (L-R): Larry Weis, Alan Veatch. Ryan Niemeier. Ward Harris, Marc McNamara. 76 Cross Country FIRST EVER GIRLS TEAM This was the first year at Mt. Vernon for a competing girls' cross country team. In years past, girls have partici- pated in cross country, but there were never enough to make an official team of five members. Leading this year's team was sophomore Lani Schroeder. She finished 9th in the Big-8 meet, en- abling her to be honored as an All-Conference team member for the second straight year. An experienced boys' squad, consisting of ten se- niors, had another year of ups and downs. They com- piled a dual meet record of 2-2, and placed 7th in the Evansville Sectional. Their leader, Alan Veatch, placed 9th at the Sectional advancing him to the Re- gional at Jasper where he finished 32nd. Front (L-R) Robyn Whalen, Julie Collins; Back (L-R): Lani Schroeder, Carrie Bogan, Chris I Wahl, Not Pictured; Heather Bulla Opposite Below; Julie and Robyn prepare for the race. Below: and they're off! . GIRLS SWIMMING Front (L-R) Moriah Nussel. Jennifer deDoming. Kristy Fulwider. Jane Schenk. Shannon Neidig. Karla Hausmann. Middle (L-R) Cmda Vaher. Meridith Bates. Lynn CuHey. Julayne Rogers. Jody Cecil. Peggy Ries. Back (L-R). Angie Stratman. Kristi Straub. Jennifer Walters. Krista Bebout. Kendra Stinson Lynn Culey Sfts her goggles Jane takes her mark 76 Girls Swimming The bigger the better” proved to be a true statement when applied to the number of girls who participated in the swim program and to the team's final record. The numbers really helped us to have a winning sea- son, said Coach Kandy Gibson, “and as a result almost every school record was broken. Leading the team to success was senior Kristi Fulweider who set new records in the 200 Free (2:10.67), 200IM (2:26.44), 100 Fly (1:08.19), and the 100 Backstroke (1:07.5). She was also a member of the record-breaking 200m Medley Relay (2:06.37), and the 400 Free Relay (4:18) teams along with Lynn Culley, Jennifer deDoming, and Shannon Neidig. The team finished the season with a 5-4 record, placed third in the Big-8 Conference meet, and placed sixth at sectionals out of a field of 17 teams. Coach Gibson looked hopefully to the future with her comment, “As more people take an interest in swimming, we will become even stronger. i 8l Top: Makin' waves during the backstroke. Middle: Another display ot the patented MV butterfly. Bottom left: Kristy celebrates another victory. Bottom right: Definite swimming smurfs. MORE CATS, BETTER STATS Girls Swimming 79 Varsity. Front (L-R): Brian Askren. Steve Zink. Chuck Swartz. John Reed. Back: Todd Curtis. Mickey McConnell. John Rapp. Coach Brian Smith. John Reed MVP was named to the Big-8 All Conference Todd Curtis and John Reed at practice Team 80 Tennis JV. FRONT (L-R): Troy Pence. Todd Milner. Mark Turner. Pat Pegues. BACK. Ben Randell. Don Suess. Harri Tepponen. Coach Brian Smith. TENNIS TEAM FINISHES YEAR WITH A SMASH The combination of a difficult schedule and a relatively young team took its toll early in the year, and the Mt, Vernon Boys' Tennis team got off to a slow start The turning point of the season was a 5-0 shut out of North Posey. From then on. the varsity team rolled with eight victories to only three losses to finish the year with a 9-9 record. The season happened pretty much like we figured. commented Coach Brian Smith. However, it was impressive to see the way our players played each point with a lot of hustle and desire.” Playing the always tough 1 Single's position. John Reed, the team's Most Valuable Player, compiled a Big-8 Conference record of 6-1. placed 2nd in the Big-8 Tournament, and was named to the All Conference Team Also noteworthy were Junior John Rapp and Senior Brian Askren who played 1 Doubles and finished the year with a 7-5 record. Giving a glimmer of hope for next year was a strong JV squad which finished the season with 8 wins. 2 ties, and 3 losses. ABOVE LEFT: Freshman tennis player Scott Lowery shows some of the stuff that led him to a 2-1 record in Varsity competition in 1986. LEFT Mick McCon- nell and Todd Curtis laugh their way through another match ABOVE: Junior Steve Zink readying to unload a big serve on his single's opponent Tennis 81 CHEERLEADERS, Varsity Cheerleaders. FRONT (L- R): Niki Orr. Kristi Bullard; MIDDLE: Laura Givens. Shelly Stallman. BACK: Donett Heberer. Varsity Cheerleader Niki Orr fires up the home crowd in a varsity basketball game versus Princeton. 11 Months A Year Some teams practice and perform in the fall, while others do so in the winter, spring, or summer. The Wildcat Cheer- leading teams work 1 1 months out of the year perfecting routines and practicing cheers As mentioned by Cheerleader sponsor Debbie King, it is indeed a grueling schedule at times. The hard work of the 1986-87 squad paid some good dividends. Several MVHS cheerleaders attended a cheerleading camp at Depauw University in June of 1986 and won the camp's spirit award. The award was very special because it was voted on by all those attending the camp The Freshman. Junior Varsity, and Varsi- ty teams coordinated their efforts in March of 1987 and placed first at the Tri- State Cheerleading Camp at the Universi- ty of Southern Indiana “All the squads worked together, and it took a lot of skill for them to perfect their work.” com- mented sponsor Debbie King. The cheerleaders also encouraged school spirit by sponsoring the Booster Club during the year TOP Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. L-R Michele Schmidt. Jennifer Charles. Julie Weilbrenner. Celeste Seitz. Jessica Perrin. MIDDLE LEFT: Celeste. Jennifer, and Jessica show the fans how to move to that Wildcat Beat MIDDLE RIGHT Jennifer and Julie root for the guys at the JV basketball game ABOVE: Freshman cheerleaders. L-R: Michelle Leuke. Heather Mueller. Cristi Erwin. Stephanie Smith. Leslie Martin LEFT: The Varsity Squad was great at firing up the Wildcat fans and bringing out that Mt Vernon pride Shown are Donett. Shelly, and Laura just “doin' their thing.” CHEERLEADERS 83 . VOLLEYBALL_____________ Varsity. Front (L-R): Cynthia Hart©. Shannon Paris. Andrea Thomas. Sheryl Botta; Middle (L-R): Coach Becky Tucker. Renea Lacy. Angie Claybrooke. Nikki Wilborn. Manager Sherry Lacy. Back Row (L-R): Jenny Handel. Renee Milne. Angie Anderson JV. Front (L-R): Kenya Orr. Andrea Mobley. Rachel Lynough. Tonya Mitchell, Collette Ashworth. Lisa Myers; Back (L-R). Coach Lisa Robinson. Karen Simpson. Becky Murray, Julie Andry. Amy Ricketts. Amy Long. Erica Thomp- son. Manager Allison Broadhead Pictured at right. VoUeyball Award Winners (L-R): Renea Lacy, Hustle Award. Shannon Paris. Perfect Passer . Angie Anderson. Big Blocker and Big-8 AM Conference Team, and Cynthia Harle. Super Setter. Missing is Jenny Handel. “Steady Server. 84 Volleyball season ended with an impressive record of 22-6. and a third place finish in the Big-8 Conference. The girls struggled early in the season, losing their first three matches to Jasper, North Posey, and Boonville. But after getting back on their feet, they sailed to win their next 16 out of 18 matches. The reserve team finished another winning season with a record of 12-3. They were led by sophomore Becky Murray, who received the JV Hustle award. a6,A6- 5 m Vs? ■ 't.3 A5-S ejov. 3 V V 8 Princeton ■ V aI-6 6oSS0 oei N ,5-9 waier 0® s f y 'ssr 1 £ ' ■ 3ss 1 WN o a5- New HO' 0 WlV ,5-9 wo °° WW ,5-V2 tvieroono' a 3 ,5-5 . .,,5 -2 5 ReiU s 6 sssft� A,tV5-A6'5' Prt 00 ae -a3 SoN 6°onV'®e Opposite page: Andrea and Sheryl dre set and ready, left Becky awaits the serve Top of page: Angie puts another one in their face. Volley ball 85 FIVE IN A ROW! This year marked the fifth consecutive sectional victory for the Wildcat volleyball team. The .FOOTBALL WHEATS ihocat t i.iiiATB A 1H31ATS. Wl TSi ■DCATi mL3CATSijL J fiEWS «LDUT! Varsity team and Cheerleaders. Front: Donett Heberer, Niki Orr, Dirk Bourne. Cleat Jones. Alex Stewart. Kristi Bullard. Laura Givens. Second: Shelly Stallman. Gabe Meyers: Third Bartt Schroeder. Brian Goodman. Tom Schneider, Jason Duncan. Adam Meyers. John Hall. Steve Cox. Duane Bush. Jim Goodridge; Fourth: Steve Utley. Coach Keith Kinnaird, Coach Mike Wheaton. Head Coach Greg Meyers. Coach Tom Laws. Coach Don Sellers. Tony Acuff. Fifth: Manager Charlie Thompson, Tim Wilderman. Gary Tucker. Joe Robinson. Bob Gustafson. Dirk Johnson, Mark Dick. Manager Tony Brauser. Back: Keith Schroeder. Sam Whipple. Andy Baldwin. Dave Rames, Brent Duncan. Jim Hartmann. John Melone Senior Jim Goodridge was named to the Academic All- State Team and received Honorable Mention on the 1986 All-State team. 86 FOOTBALL Above The Senior Varsity Wildcat Football players of 1986 were dedicated to setting the tone for a new commitment to football in Mt. Vernon. Left: Just showin' off” are hard-hitters Gary Tucker Offensive Player of the Year, and Offensive Lineman of the Year, and Sam Whipple Defensive Player of the Year Below: Junior Steve Cox. the leading Wildcat rusher in 1986 with 485 yards, eludes Hatchet defenders with his powerful running style. Far left: Co- captains Cleat Jones (53) and Joe Robinson (87) were the heart of the Wildcats in 1986. Both players were voted MVP's for the season, and Jones was also named to the Academic AM-State Team. BIG DAWG RISING For the Mt Vernon Wildcats, the football season of 1986 was one of great improvement and an indication of where commitment and hard work can take you. Although the season record was only slightly better than last year's, the effort and desire shown by the players were vast improvements Led by a quality group of nine seniors, this team never gave up or surrendered. Several games were lost by the slightest of margins and many breaks seemed to go the other way. Coach Meyers reflected. Our senior leadership was outstanding They led by example on the field, off the field, and in the classroom Younger players were influenced and shown the proper way of doing things This senior class has truly set a high standard for others to follow.'' The commitment of this team to achieve was obvious all year long, from the winter off-season weight program through a very intense summer conditioning program. The twenty-five players who opened the season against North Posey finished the season against Gibson Southern. The day of the part-time football player is over in Mt Vernon. Because of this commitment and effort towards football at Mt Vernon, the Big Dawgs is indeed rising, and. emphasized Coach Meyers sternly. The day will come when losing is unacceptable.” FALL HOMECOMING The Fall Homecoming of 1986 brought a change to Mt. Vernon's Homecoming Court. For the first time, the student body had the opportunity to select both a Queen and a King to rule over the festivities. Regal rulers John Lang and Tammy Pierce (right) donned their royal robes after being crowned. Below right, former Queen Jo Ellen Jones relinquishes her robe to the new Queen. Below left. Senior Joe Robinson leads the Wildcat football team out onto the field for their ensuing battle with the Princeton Tigers. The final score was Princeton 27, Mt. Vernon 6. 88 Fall Homecoming KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES King and Queen Candidates: The King Candidates for the 1986 Fall Homecoming were (L-R) John Lang. Ward Harris, and Troy GentH. The Queen Candidates (L-R) were Renee Milne, Jenny Handel, and Tammy Pierce. Below (L-R): Freshman attendant Kenya Orr escorted by Jeff Robb. Sophomore attendant Lori Knight and her escort Jason Rutledge, and Junior attendant Patricia Pettus and her escort Brian Petty. FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE, AND JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Fall Homecoming 89 -FOOTBALL The 1986 football season was full of intense action, as shown at the right where Wildcat Varsity Head Coach Greg Meyers paces the sidelines in a game versus Boon- ville. Freshman Assistant Coach Keith Kinnaird stands in the back- ground. Below: Pictured is the Wild- cat standard-issue equipment in 1986. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM -reshman Football Team, Front Chadd Trapp. Willie Raibley. Jim Reeves. Craig Genet. Jim Reese. Troy Bradley. Tim Bridgeman. Jamie Robbins. Ron Walker. Gary Ferrell. Middle Billy Stillwagoner. DaWayne Mercer. Paul Ripple. Shawn Roach. Skip Stewart, Alan Robinson. Asa Rainey. Ty Fischer. Bruce Goodman. Tony Viviano. Back Eric Stockton. Tim Stevens. Joey Derry. Curtis Crowe. Chris Washington. Billy Gillenwater. Jason Cannon. Chad Weatherford. Jeff Schwindel. Torrey Kendall Not pictured are Freshman Coach Don Sellers and Assistant Coach Keith Kinnaird The team finished with 4 wins to 3 losses, a good omen for the future of Mt Vernon's football program. 90 FOOTBALL JRONMENL The 1986-87 school year saw the refurbished weight room at Mt Vernon High School get a lot of use, with many teams incorporat- ing weight-training into their pro- grams Head Football Coach Greg Meyers spearheaded the cause for better bodies by introducing a new class into the high school curriculum: Advanced Physical Education Weight-training. In ad- dition to strength improvement through weight training, Meyers taught muscle anatomy and car- diovascular conditioning in this class. Meyers also continued his after school weightlifting club, the Mt. Vernon Ironmen. This club was cre- ated in 1985 to produce stronger, more injury-resistant athletes, ? CLUB RLLLRDS --fb n NCH SGUAT tl ft CH8M TOTAL 132 Gw, . 100 2bO 300 U 3 905 119 H� 9 (T£ , 210 330 v -I 7 i 210 ic o � 83 'jLtO - ■ 300 3 3 V. -� 3 203 335 iso IB5 1043 220 466 435 233 343 • .� ■« • '•fur • 10 HS Itvl | i • - EO to • TOP: Dirk Bourne shows his prowess at power cleans as Dan Ricketts looks on MIDDLE LEFT. Junior Gary Tucker spots fellow classmate Jason Duncan at the bench MIDDLE RIGHT: Dirk Bourne carefully watches Gary Tucker attempt a difficult weight on the incline bench, LOWER LEFT: Juniors Steve Cox (lifting) and Dirk Johnson set their daily workout at the squat racks LOWER RIGHT: The Mt Vernon Ironmen Club Records just waiting to be broken IRONMEN 91 WINTER HOMECOMING On January 30. 1987 the Mt. Vernon Wildcat Basketball team hosted the Wood Memorial Trojans for Winter Homecoming. The night started with the ceremonial crowning of Winter Homecoming Queen and King. Jane Schenk and Todd Joyner (right). The game was a rough one from the opening tip-off. with both teams trying to assert themselves on the court. Eventually. Mt Vernon got the upper hand and defeated the Trojans 76-65. However, the confrontation didn't end there As Senior center Jason Ashworth was shaking hands following the game, he was struck by a Wood Memorial player who was later dismissed from the Trojan squad. Three weeks later, the Indiana High School Athletic Association ruled that Wood Memorial and Mt. Vernon basketball teams were banned from playing regular-season games for the 1987- 88 and 1988-89 seasons To be certain, the 1987 Winter Homecoming was one not to be forgotten Below: Chelsea Sanders, crownbearer. and Gabe Meyers, ballbearer. are all smiles. Below, right: Once, twice? No. three times a lady, as Queen candidates Michele Knight. Donett Heberer, and Jane Schenk are shown in all their splendor COURT CANDIDATES Top (L-R): Queen Candidate Jane Schenk and her escort Jason Hinderliter. King Candidate Todd Joyner and his escort Beth Kuebler; Middle (L-R): Queen Candidate Michele Knight and her escort David Benton. Queen Candidate Donett Heberer and her escort Mickey McConnell. Below, (L-R): Freshman Attendant Julie Lindenburg and her escort Nick Browning. Sophomore Attendant Denyse Bauer and her escort Dirk Bourne, and Junior Attendant Carey Bogan and her escort Gary Hartmann. FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE, AND JUNIOR ATTENDANTS .WRESTLING Above Craig Genet lowers his head to whisper something in his opponent's ear Above right Steve Fulton gets set for the stare down. Below right MV wrestlers try to see if things look better upside down Varsity. Front (L-R) Manager Tony Phillips. Jason Doland, Alex Stewart. Craig Genet. Chris Reimtz. Todd Bacon. Terry Phillips, Tony Garrett; Back (L-R): Steve Fulton. Steve Johnson. Larry Weis. Dirk Johnson. John Melone. Steve Cox. Mark Rhoads Left Chris Brakie goes for the 3 count Middle Steve Johnson powers his woy through this match to retain his World Wrestling Federa- tion belt Bottom: Larry Weis pre- pares to rip through an- other opponent GRAPPLERS FiNISH 20-2 During the 1986-87 season, the wrestling Wildcats compiled a re- cord of 20 wins and 2 losses, the second best record in the history of the school. Only the undefeat- ed 1967 team had a better season. First year coach Doug Hamm fired his wrestling cats off to a 9-0 start. The rest of the season they suffered only 2 more losses to conference champ Jasper, and sectional champ Princeton. Their successful season was due in part to some experienced senior leadership. 119 pound se- nior Chris Reinitz was named to the Big-8 All Conference team, won the sectional title, and placed third at the regionals which advanced him to the se- mistate. Senior heavyweight Mark Rhoads was also named to the All-Conference team. Anoth- er asset to the team was junior Steve Cox who climaxed his sea- son at the semi-state. If Steve's performance, along with that of regional qualifier Terry Phillips, is any foreshadowing for next year, the wrestling tradition at Mt. Ver- non may be back to stay. WRESTLING 95 - POM PONS The Pom Pon Squad started the season with a busy week at camp. Top right: The whole squad ready for the last day of camp. Below: Kim. Kim, Tammy. Dawn and Tammy at competition. Below center Amy. Sarah, Tammy. Jackie, and Sherri ready for another performance Above left: Look up and smile, Sarah! Above center: Be True! Above right: New outfits? Right: Going a little crazy at camp. Kim? Far right: Waiting for our national anthem. 96 Pom Pont The 86-87 Pom Pon Squad consisted of 12 girls. They are (Left): (Top L-R) Jackie Jolley, Mary Higgins, Sarah Burgdorf, (Middle) Kim Maikranz, Robin Temme, Kim Jackson, Sherri Crum, (Bottom) Tammy Fleming, Amy Parker, Donna Krietenstein, Tammy Pierce, and Dawn Hunter (Not Pictured). The squad attended camp at SIU bringing home a Superior Squad trophy. Second Place trophy for the home routine “Stand Up , 33 Blue Ribbons, 3 Red Ribons, 16 Drill Down ribbons, and a spirit stick. In the fall the squad attended the “Aces Wild Competition at U of E; they earned a First Place trophy in the home routine “Great Gosh . In the spring the squad competed in the Tri-State Dance Competition placing second. Left: Officers (L-R): Secretary — Amy Parker, Captain — Tammy Pierce. Co-Captain — Tammy Fleming. Treasurer — Donna Krietenstein Below: Egyptian Bottom Left: Are we having a seance? Bottom Right: Amy and Tammy during the Senior Routine. Varsity Team. Front (L-R) Geoff Collins. Tony Acuff. Marc McNamara. Curt Winiger. Mike Daniel. Kris Russell. Back Assistant Coach Jim Hatfield. Chris Valier. Steve Zink. Jason Ashworth. Dave Romes. Todd Curtis. John Rapp. Head Coach Brian Smith Junior Marc McNamara, here on the drive, was selected to the Big-8 All Conference Team 98 Basketball M°'e' gOOOV ® HO� '500 sgff G,DSOO bOU ?2Sa«' , ‘ OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Suord Tony Acuff puts up a long- onge bomb from the top of the key. TOP LEFT: Junior Forward Todd Curtis powers inside for a basket, while a Princeton player gets a taste of the hardwood floor. TOP RIGHT: Junior Center John Rapp exhibited the finesse of ballerina, along with 'muscle' on the boards Doesn’t he know it takes two to tango? MIDDLE LEFT: Senior Center Jay Ashworth puts in two from inside the paint MIDDLE RIGHT: Junior Guard Marc McNamara shows off his All-Conference moves, while Center John Rapp applies one of his patented block-outs to a Tiger defender BOTTOM LEFT: Guard Tony Acuff shows that he plays ball above the trees’ His amazing jumping-ability made him a dominant force inside as well as outside 5SS5- jasp®( ReiU . Cent'0' Cast'® eton Prtnc CLOSE CALLS It has been said that the difference between victory and defeat is small. Such a motto applied very well to the 1986- 87 Varsity Basketball Team. During the season, the Wildcat hoopsters posted a record of 7 wins to 14 losses, however, in 11 of their 16 games their margin of victory defeat was less than 8 points. Coach Brian Smith reflected that their season was not as good as they had hoped in terms of wins, but there were many good performances. He also emphasized that with the excellent record posted by the JV team, together with the returning Varsity performers, there was definite potential for a strong team next year. Award-winners for 1986-87 season were: Marc McNamara, Big-8 All Conference Team and Best Shooting Percentage; Tony Acuff, Most Steals (42 season); Todd Curtis. Best Scorer (13 points game). Best Rebounder (6.7 rebounds game). - BASKETBALL JV Basketball Team. Front (L-R): Kevin Carlton. Mark Turner. Brian Denning, Keith Goedde. Back: JV Head Coach Jim Hatfield, Mark Zickmund. Rodney Givens. Bob Gustafson. Ryan Niemeier Freshman Basketball Team. Front (L-R): Scott Lowery. Toby Stone. Todd Miller. Kevin Brakie. Chad Trapp. Ty Fischer. Back Ralph Wallis. James Dehaven. Jason Cannon. Shawn Roach. Joey Derry. Freshman Coach Dave Bell 100 Basketball JV TEAM WINS BIG-8 FRESHMAN GO 13-6 TOP LEFT: After vigorous running up and down the court, the JV's Keith Goedde takes a blow and waits for a teammate's free throw TOP RIGHT: JV forward Steve Zink fires one from the charity stripe , while Keith Goedde shows he is ready to go after a brief rest MIDDLE: The Freshman team was alive and well during the 1986-87 season Although they only dressed one team, the Freshman Wildcats showed that quality and not quantity is the key to success with their 13 wins on the year. Some of the quality is shown here in Shawn Roach (left). Jason Cannon (center), and Ralph Wallis (right), as they relax. The picture was shot immediately after a foul was whistled on Cannon by one of those blind zebras. BOTTOM: Mark Zickmund was an integral part of the success of the Big- 8 Champion JV Basketball Team Here he sets himself to battle for the rebound in the JV game versus Princeton. MV 49 MV MV f MV 53 MV 50 MV 35 MV 57 MV 47 MV 39 MV 49 MV 84 MV 42 MV 67 MV f MV 55 MV % MV 48 MV 40 MV 52 MV 40 53 North Posev 5 30 Mater Dei 38 Boonvi� e § South Spencer -s Harrison % hPosev % s wS� ™ 0 a� phnce on I7 gashing'00 % New Harmony 46 JOSP01 30 Reitz 43 Central 42 Castle Basketball 101 BASKETBALL Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. L-R: Nikki Wilborn. Renea Lacy. Shannon Paris. Angie Anderson. Becky Dunn. Andrea Thomas. Kim Dailey. Jane Schenk. Mary Arnold. Cynthia Harle; MIDDLE: Head Coach Dave Frye. WILDCAT PRIDE The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team had much to be proud of following their 1986-87 season. The varsity team ended their year with a winning record of 10 wins to 9 losses. They also finished second in the Big-8 Conference with 5 wins to 2 losses. The team had many standouts, most nota- bly All Big-8 Conference selection Shannon Paris. Paris lead the Var- sity Wildcats in Points Per Game (16.3), Field Goals Attempted (293), and Most Assists (34). Other standouts were: Andrea Thomas, Most Blocked Shots (168), Best Field Goal Percentage (58%); Nikki Wilborn, Most Steals (44), Angie Anderson, Most Rebounds (132). The JV Girls' Basketball Team showed their pride by fighting a tough season to a 5 wins to 12 loss record. LEFT: Flying Wildcat Renea Lacy swoops in to defend against a Knightly attack TOP: Girls' JV Basketball Team. L-R: Coach Kim Merrick, Heather Bulla, Tiffani Hall. Wendi Johnson, Michelle Tyler, Heather Simmons, Amy Ricketts, Janet Stover, Mandi Bellmyer. Robyn Whalen. Kenya Orr, Jica Tate. Rachel Lynaugh MIDDLE LEFT: JV Guard Tiffani Hall watches the ball as she covers her Bosse counterpart MIDDLE RIGHT: JV Forward Robyn Whalen heads up the court while JV teammate Heather Simmons handles the ball MV 53 MV 59 MV I MV f MV MV 50 MV 59 MV 47 MV 3 MV 57 MV 46 MV 77 MV 7 A MV 46 MV 50 MV 53 MV 63 MV 59 MV 55 Varsitv Scores Washington Boonvitte 5° Memo� c S £££, § 5 53 Central V Basse 7® Vincennes 7,® North Posev % Castle | 5fS. 54 North PoseV 65 Basketball 103 .BOYS' SWIMMING Varsity. Front (l-R): Chris Schneider. Jim Culley, Scott Funkhouser. Jeff Robb. Danny Coburn. Middle (l-R) Aaron Vonharten. Matt Allyn. Troy Pence. Pat Ragsdale. John Bippus. Kevin Kramer. Mike Allyn. Greg Kramer. Back (L-R): Coach Kandi Gibson. Mark Mantel. Ed Starnes. Brian Babillis. Mickey McConnell Eric TeVault, Jason Rutledge. Coach Andy Haas. Coach Paul Krack. KEEP TEAM ALIVE The boys' swim team had an- other successful season. They captured the Big-8 Conference title, placed third out of 17 teams in the Sectional, tallied a 9-4 meet record, and set new school records in over half of the events. Much of fhe team's success can be attributed to five top swimmers. Scott Funkhouser, Chris Schneider, Jeff Robb, Jim Culley and diver Danny Coburn were dubbed All-Conference team members, and those same five won individual sectional titles which enabled them to advance to the state tournament in India- napolis. Individual school records were set by: Scott Funkhouser in the 100m. Butterfly (54:18), Jeff Robb in the 200m. IM (2:13.4) and the 100m. Backstroke (56.3), and Chris Schneider in the 100m. Breaststroke (1:03.1). Relay records were set by Funkhouser, Robb, Culley, and Schneider in the 200m. Medley Relay (1:41.36), and Funkhouser, Culley, Robb, and Ed Starnes in the 400m. Free Relay (3:31). ..v «■ Heritage Hills Boonville Castle Tecumseh 63 85 1095 72 19 53 48 56 121 97 84 73 92 Day School Vincennes Jasper Tell City Castle Terre Haute South Boonville Pike Central Castle Top left: Coach Gibson Top right: Scott Funkhouser in perfect form. Middle: Medley relay team preparing for the race. Bottom: State qualifiers and Big-8 All-Conference team members (l-R): Chris Schneider, Jim Culley. Scott Funkhouser. Jeff Robb, and Danny Coburn. Boys’ Swimming 105 Photos courtesy of Phillip Schneider BASEBALL Varsity. Front (L-R) Steve Fulton. Kris Russell. Dave Trout. Mike Daniel. Clayton Marshall — batboy. Tony Garrett, Tony Acuff. Curt Wimger. Back Cory Westerfield. Chris Valier. John Rapp. Todd Curtis. Larry Weis. Matt Enlow. Gary Tucker 106 Baseball Tony Acuff — shortstop Todd Curtis — first base pitcher BIG 8 ALL CONFERENCE MEMBERS Chris Valier — pitcher KMlm f©E t206 CSSJj© CAY? 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The JV, coached by James Hatfield, was led by freshman pitcher Scott Lowrey. The left- hander compiles a record of 6-1 for the JV, and also did some clutch relief pitching for the varsi- ty. With only a few juniors playing JV, many other freshmen contrib- uted greatly to their success. The Freshman were led by Robby Bulla who had a season average greater than .700, the best in the program. jv SCORES 6 Reitz 2 Mater Dei 14 Memorial 0 North Posey 6 Princeton 0 North 5 Castle 1 Reitz 4 Boonville 4 Boonville 3 Gibson Southern 10 Harrison 1 South Spencer Robby Bulla takes a power cut. All freshmen swing with their eyes shut Photos coutesy Todd Topper and Dove Pearce .GIRLS' TENNIS Varsity, Front (L-R): Angie loving, Kelly Dunigan. Sarah Wooten, Lori Knight Back: Coach, David Meurer. Shannon Neidig. Renee Milne. Andrea Thomas JV. (L-R): Lisa Myers, Katy Emhuff, Tracey Nelson, Peggy Ries. Tonya Mitchell 110 Girls' Tennis BEST EVER BIG-8 FINISH The MVSHS Girls' tennis team finished 4th in the Big-8 Conference, the best showing ever for this relatively new sport. The girls' winning season ended with a 10-6 record, also a best ever. Sarah Wooten, who played 1 Singles, was named to the Big-8 All Conference team and received the MVP award. Renee Milne played 2 Singles, and the 3 Singles player was Kelly Dunigan. Angie Loving and Andrea Thomas played 1 Doubles, and the 2 Doubles team consisted of Lori Knight and Shannon Neidig who was named Most Improved. In the Sectional Tournament Mt. Vernon defeated Vincennes Rivet 5-0 and lost to Washington in the semifinals, a match, according to Coach Meurer, we should have won. Girl ’ Tennl 111 Varsity (L-R) Matt Watenpool, Eric TeVault. Troy Pence. Ward Harris. Steve Zink. John Reed. Scott Zenthofer. and Jim Culley Steve Zink relaxes before leaving for the Regional c Coach Tom McNamara takes his turn. 112 Golf Eric TeVault — First Mt Vernon golfer ever to play in the state finals. n m Above: Troy Pence. Rookie of the Year, addresses the ball Above Right: John Reed shoots 35 for Low 9-Hole Award. The MVSHS Golf team climaxed a successful season by placing 3rd in the Sectional Tournament held at Fendrick which advanced them to the Regional Tournament at Bedford. There they finished 9th, but Eric Te- Vault who was in a play-off for Med- alist qualified for the State tourna- ment. TeVault shot an 80 the first day and made the cut which enabled him to continue. The second day, after a trouble filled start, he finished with a 86 total and tied for 14th. TeVault along with John Reed was named to the All Big-8 Conference team. At the season's end Eric TeVault received awards for Low Average, 38.65 and Low 18 Holes, 70. John Reed received an award for Low 9 Holes 35, and Troy Pence was named Rookie of the year. Golf 113 TRACK Front Row. (L-R): Paul Cameron. Chris Brakie. Alan Veatch. Steve Johnson. Alan Tucker. Alex Stewart. Todd Redman. Dirk Bourne. Bartt Schroeder. Back Row. John Melone. Sam Whipple. Steve Cox. Scott Ambrose. Dave Eaton. Ryan Niemeier. Joe Robinson. Marc McNamara. Ben RandaH. Dirk Johnson. John Schnakenburg. Chris Valier. Mark Rhoads. Travis Genet. Front Row. (L-R): Kenya Or. Nikki Wilborn. Kristy Fulwider. Julie Collins. Heather Doherty. Kim Kaffenburger Back Row. Becky Murray. Niki Orr. Kelly Dieterle. Angie Claybrooke. Amy Ricketts. Chris Wahl. Lorii Schroeder, Carey Bogan. 114 Track 1 TOP LEFT: Team Captain Jo© Robinson. TOP RIGHT: Bartt and Travis as the Nard Bros. MIDDLE LEFT: Boys' 1600M relay team MIDDLE RIGHT: Sectional discus champ Steve Cox. BELOW: Chris Vaber runnin' the highs.” STILL UNDEFEATED IN DUAL MEETS The MVSHS Boys' track team ran its string of dual meet wins to 10-0 and placed 1st in both the Princeton and Mt. Vernon Invitationals. They placed 2nd in the big-8, the Wildcat Relays, and the Sectional. Team Captain and winner of the Leadership award. Joe Robinson, set a new school record in the 800 Meter at 1:56.56 breaking his old record of 1:58.2; he placed 2nd at the Regional and qualified for the State Meet where he ran 5th in a trial heat at 1:57. Travis Genet broke his old Pole Vault record of 14'0 by a full 12 inches setting a new school record of 15'0. Travis was the Sectional Pole Vault Champion and qualified for the Regional Steve Cox won the Sectional Tournament with a discus throw of and placed 6th a the Regional. Robinson. Genet, and Cox were all named to the Big-8 All Conference Team Also qualifying for the Regional were Marc McNamara in the High Jump and the 1600 Relay team of MVP. Dirk Johnson. Ryan Niemeier. Robinson and McNamara. The MVSHS Girl ’ Track team had a winning season finishing 3-1 in dual meets. They placed 6th in the Mt Vernon Invitational and 8th in the Big-8. Carey Bogan was named Most Valuable Player. Boys' Season Record 104 82 107 116 126 92 113 50 Mater Dei Memorial Princeton South Spencer teets 4-0 22 34 38 u 20 1st MV invitational 2nd Wldcat Relays 2nd Sectional New Records oult 15'0 Travis Genet V56.55 Joe Rottnson Dave Pearce proios Bkti 116 MUSICAL This year’s musical was Guys and Dolls. It was directed by Miss Kathy Yoder. This was Miss Nick Seifert..... Todd Burnett ... Deryl Botta...... Tammy Pierce .. Sean Kuykendall Edwin Ricketts .. Todd Topper ... Eric TeVault_____ Scott Zenthofer. Sally Wasson ... John Hall........ Scott Roberts... Lori Bobbitt..... Leigh Curry...... Julie Carver_____ Joe Perrin....... CAST ..............Nicely-Nicely Johnson ..................Benny Southstreet ......................Rusty Charlie ......................Sarah Brown ..................Arvide Abernathy ................... Harry the Horse .....................Lt. Brannigan ....................Nathan Detroit .....................Angie the Ox .....................Miss Adelaide .................... Sky Masterson .....................Joey Biltmore ...............................Mimi ................General Cartwright ......................Lt. Josephine ...........................Big Jule 1. John and Tammy 2. Edwin, Sean. and Joe 4. Leigh and Julie AND 3. The Hot Box Dancers Yoder’s tirst production at MVSHS. IIS Musical Seniors in the musical were: Nick Seifert. Tammy Pierce, Sean Kuykendall, Edwin Ricketts, Todd Topper, Eric TeVault, Scott Zenthofer. Sally Wasson, John Hall, Scott Roberts, Leigh Curry, Julie Carver, Joe Perrin, Dave Benton. Marcie Nobles, Tracy Rupp, Barb Fisher, Jackie Brock, Beth Ann Pace, Robbie Rowland, Brian Allen, Troy Gentil, Don Julian, Tom Harrison, Becky Dunn, Susan Osborn, Amy Raley, and Michele Doerflein. Nick and Todd Sally and Eric Seniors Sean and Tammy Gamblers Musical 119 SPRING PLAY The Uninvited, a classic ghost story, was this year’s spring play. CAST Erica Thompson.............. Jamie Carroll............... Mickey McConnell............ Brian Jeffries.............. Pat Drake................... Dana Cohlmeyer ............. Michelle Curtis............. Turner Watson............... Brian Allen................. Julie Carver................ .... Stella Meredith .. Pamela Fitzgerald ... Roddy Fitzgerald Commander Brooke ....... Lizzie Flynn .......Mrs. Jessup ....Wendy Carey ..........Max Hilliard .....Doctor Scott .....Miss Holloway and The Uninvited Sheryl Botta.........................Mary Meredith Barb Walker.................................Carmel 120 Spring Play 1. Roddy, Wendy, Pam, and Max discuss Roddy's play and the supernatural. 2. Lizzie tells Pam of the strange apparition she sighted. 3. Roddy ponders the disturbing occurances which have been plaguing Cliff End. 4. Doctor Scott and Max react to Wendy's bloodcurdling scream of terror as she is subjected to a frightening glimpse of a horrifying specter. 5. Doctor Scott, Pam, Wendy, Roddy, and Max gather to hold a seance to try to communicate with the troubled spirit that haunts Cliff End. 6. Miss Holloway gives her version of the reason the Fitzgeralds have been bothered by spirits. 7. Pam and Roddy discuss the events that have been occuring in their house. 8. Commander Brooke berates Roddy for having allowed Stella to return to Cliff End. Spring Play 121 ALMOST ANYTHING GOES FINAL STANDINGS 1st Seniors 2nd Juniors 3rd Faculty 4th Freshmen 5th Sophomores 1: Are Dave Eaton and Larry Weis participating in the Lock-Up. or are they parachuting? 2: Becky Dunn and Matt Watenpool fight for the last chair. 3: Mr. Lackey and Ms. Jochum pass the apple 4: The seniors and freshmen tug it out. 122 Almost Anything Goes 1: Who T-Peed the seniors? 2: The freshmen struggle in the 5-legged race. 3: Deryl Botta and Gary Hartman hold off the senior girls Almost Anything Goes 123 STUDENT ACTIVITIES 1: Jason Burkett substitutes for Mrs. Reed during Student-Teacher Exchange Day. 2: Freefare rocks the auditorium. 3: Some exhibits from the art show sponsored by the Art Guild. 124 Student Activities 1: Mr Evans and company entertain during a convo. 2 Kevin Dee asks the sophomores a queston during class feud 3: Abe Lincoln visits the MVSHS courtesy of the GE Elfun Society. 4 Officer Pete makes a visit to tell the dangers of drunk driving 5. Todd Burnett is a sharp dressed man during the Pop's Concert. MOCK TRIAL Chasity and Milton Moore have filed suit because of the injuries Chasity received in d riot outside the 13th Hour Nightclub. The riot occurred when 600 women waiting outside the club received the news that the Guppies, a group of male exotic dancers, would not be performing. The case was set for jury trial in the Posey Circuit Court at 12:00 P.M. on April 13, 1987. The cast for the mock trial was: Sally Wasson — night club owner. Penny Baum Traci Jones — head of night club security, Diane Hazel Jennifer Allyn — head night club bartender Ward Harris — publicist, Hadelyn Morton Tom Harrison and Becky Dunn, defense attornies Ed Ricketts — Guppie leader, Bruce Gupp Jim Goodridge — Guppy, Rock Riggins Eric TeVault — Guppy, Orlando Montelban John Lang — Steelton Police Officer, Perry Kerr (Photographs by Todd Topper) Top: Front row (l-R): Jim Goodridge. Edwin Ricketts. Solly Wasson. Jennifer Allyn. and Tom Horrison; Back row: Eric TeVault, Traci Jones, Ward Harris. John Lang, and Becky Dunn Bottom: Edwin Ricketts is sworn in by the bailiff 126 Mock Trial Top The defense awaits a verdict Middle Ward Harris testifies as a witness Bottom Mt Vernon participators and spectators. 127 MARDI GRAS ORGANIZATIONS CLUB CONVOCATION Period 1 8:10 - 8:50 2 8:55 - 9:35 3 9:40 - 10:20 10:25 - 11:10 4 11:15 - 11:55 3 12:00 - 1:20 6 1:25- - 2:10 7 2:15 - 3:00 1987 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society Members: BACK. (L-R): Jim Goodridge. John Reed. Eric TeVault. Deryl Botta. Gary Hartmann. Mickey McConnell. MIDDLE: Cynthia Harle. Joella Hickey. Kim Maikrantz. Donna Krientenstein. Tammy Pierce. Amy Parker. Angie Claybrooke. Angie Loving. FRONT: Audrey O'Neal. Patti Liberti. Diana Day. Jane Schenk. Becky Dunn. Sponsor Mrs. Carol McClatchy Not pictured is Susan Osborn . . . YOU NEED MORE THAN GOOD GRADES .. SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL ... In 1921. National Honor Society was formed under the sponsorship and supervision of the National Association of Secondary School Principals. NHS became the first national or- ganization whose objectives were to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment of character Today students are still selected first on the basis of scholarship with sophomores earning a 3 7 GPA, juniors a 3.5 GPA. and seniors a 3.3 GPA and then on the basis of service, leadership, and character by a faculty committee 130 National Honor Society Officers STANDING Jane Schenk. President. KNEELING. (L-R): Tammy Pierce. Vice-President. Donna Krietenstein. Treasurer. FRONT Patti Liberti. Secretary. On March 18. 1987. new members were inducted. The keynote speaker was David James, head anchorman for Channel 14's Live Eye news. 1987 Senior Inductees. L-R: Steve Fulton. Rick Denning. Jason Burkett. Cleat Jones. Dennis King. Renee Milne. Julie Carver. Jill Maurer. 1987 Junior Inductees. L-R: Todd Bacon, Michelle Curtis. Brandon Kibby. Dana Neuman, Cory Westerfield. Keith Gibbs. Sheryl Botta. Kevin Prince. 1987 Sophomore Inductees. L-R: Becky Murray. Dawn Hunter, Julie Maddix, Chris Wahl. Mike Schaffstein, Todd Hinton. NHS 131 Academic Team Coach Bonnie Awe Times change and new ideas come into view. In 1987, Mt. Vernon Senior High School sponsored its first full academic team. Coached by Mrs. Bonnie Awe and with support from Mrs. Montreva Calhoun, Ms. Phyllis Barker and Principal Donald Goerlitz, the 1986-87 academic team competed three times with area schools. With subjects ranging from spelling to physics and even fine arts, the competitions challenged everyone. In their first competition of the year the academic spelling team travelled to Techumseh High School on October 16, 1986. The fifteen member team competed against seven other schools and came away with first place in their division and a second place overall. With the win at Techumseh behind them, the team faced an even greater challenge at Jasper on January 17, 1987. Six members prepared for months to represent Mt. Vernon at the Academic Decathlon. With the support of many teachers, the members readied themselves to give speeches and be tested on an individual as well as a team level. The team scored second place in the Super Quiz while Jason Burkett earned a silver medal in the Honors Division and Grant Beloat earned a gold medal in the Varsity Division. The last competition of the season came quickly. A thirteen member team was sent to North High School on April 23, 1987 for the Hoosier Academic Super Bowl. The team competed as six, three member squads in a wide variety of subjects. The English squad won first place in division two while both the math and the social studies squads placed third. The first year of the MVSHS Academic team showed that we are competitive in the tri-state area. With many returning members and many new members the academic team promises to become a larger part of MVSHS pride. Left to Right, Top to Bottom Mike Schaffstein, Dennis King, Deryl Botta (alt), Eric Paul. Becky Dunn, Richard lutterman. Cathy Railey. Michelle Curtis. Not pictured — Tony Garrett, Gary Hartmann, Lisa McGinnes (alt). Tonya Rye (alt), Jim Stickels (alt) and Chris Wahl (alt). 132 Academic Team Left to Right Ward Harris. Jason Burkett. Dianna Goodridge. Grant Beloat. and Jim Stickels. Not pictured — Cathy Railey. Left to Right. Top to Bottom: Cathy Railey. Becky Dunn. Keith Gibbs. Deryl Botta. Dennis King. Mike Schaffstein. Richard Lutterman. and Jim Stickels. Not pictured — Dianna Goodridge (alt). Ward Harris. David Emory. Jason Burkett, and Grant Beloat Academic Team 133 STUDENT COUNCIL The MVSHS Student Council lived up to its reputation as the “most active club in school. In addition to the traditional sponsoring of both Homecomings com- plete with the accompanying Spirit Weeks, the Council held the very successful Almost Anything Goes fund raising activity, brought back the hypnotist. Bob Reems, sponsored the Student Teacher Exchange, sponsored the Multi-Media convocation — Paradise , sponsored the Free Fare convocation and concert, sponsored the Great American Smoke-Out. sponsored a Coat-a-Kid drive, held a computer match-up dance, held a breakfast for teachers and staff members, and held the Senior Tea for seniors and their parents. Some innovations brought by the Student Council this year were the choosing of a Teacher Staff member of the Month, the Class Scavenger Hunt to replace the parade, and a Class Feud with Kevin Dee as Richard Dawson. The Student Council also held a retreat for all of fhe representatives to promote better student leadership. Several other things were created or partici- pated in to better the Council's leadership abilities. Several members of the Student Council attended the Indiana Association of Student Councils' State Convention at East Noble High School. For this convention, several members compiled an Honor Council display to show people at the convention what the MVSHS Student Council does during a school year. A Student Council Handbook was also compiled to help future councils be more organized. Over the summer, several Student Council members will attend a Student Leadership Institute to better their leadership skills. A group of rumor boys match their muscles to those of a group of senior girls while playing the new game “Lock-Up in the Student Council sponsored Almost Anything Goes. 134 Student Council Front: Susan Osborn. Treasurer. Tammy Pierce, Recording Secretary Row 2: Deryl Botta. Parliamentarian; Donna Krietenstein. Historian Row 3 Donett Heberer. President. Diana Day. Corresponding Secretary. Julie Carver. Vice- President Student Council 135 Front Deryl Botta Row 2: Diana Day. Tammy Pierce. Donett Heberer. Donna Krietenstein. Julie Carver. Susan Osborn. Beth Ann Pace. Aimee Nelson Row 3: Karen Simpson. Jennifer DeDoming. Nikki Pegues. Sally Wasson Row 4 Kim Jackson. Becky Murray. Brandi Jackson. Don Julian. Jane Schenk. Laura Givens. Patti Liberti. Troy Gentil. Renea Lacy. Kelli Yeager. Michelle Curtis. Mary Higgins. Kim Maikranz Joella Hickey. Row 5: Mr. Loren Evans. Lani Schroeder, Valerie Walton, Todd Burnett. Angie Ross. Michee Bacon. Sarah Burgdorf, Cathy Railey. Pat Pegues. Guy Green. Mike Schaffstein. Mike Maier. Stacee Bacon. Annette LeClere. Kelli McElroy BAND Band Director Ed Welte Drum Major Patti Liberti Scott and his BLAIZ'n fingers Front row (L-R) Angel Erwin. Patti Liberti. Dana Cohlmeyer. Second row: Jica Tate. Jill Maurer. Eric Jones. Turner Watson. Julie Maddix. Denise Mathew. Aaron VonHarten. Eric Thomas. Krista Duncan. Collette Ashworth. Third row: Jennifer Walters. Becky Thomas. Niki Pegues. Jason Kuebler. Audrey O'Neal. Tonia Willis. David Hale. Jim Bachert. Tonya Mitchell. Allison Schnoor. Fourth row: Karla Eifert. Don Keerl. Mike Liberti. Kevin Prince. Jennifer Seitz, Aimee Nelson. Tod Hinton. Christy Stephens. Janet Stover, Dana Simmons; Fifth row: Lori Greenwell, John King. David Morlock, Bill Rabenstein. Angie Goebel. KaLee Bauer. Chad Weatherford. Niki McConnell. Lurelle Schnoor. Jana Carroll; Sixth row: Teresa Weir. Sheryl Botta. Roy Bebout, Greg Goldstein. Ushanda Johnson. Tammy Claybrooke. Todd Burnett. Diana Tracy, Dawn Palmer, Missy Gross; Seventh row: Airica Coomes. James Datsun. KeHy Ashworth. Dawn Bertolucci! Barb Fisher. Nick Seifert. Tracy Simmons. Lara Scharber. Anna Tumes. Eighth row: Ron Walker. Becky Prince. Wendy Reeves. Martha Ashworth. Beth Ann Pace. Angie Ricketts. Shannon Gerton. Dean Goedde. Dawn Mercer. Ninth row: Mike Ragsdale. Amy Birkhead. Guy Green. John Tucker, Damon Kaufman. Jay Hile. Marching Wildcats ROAR At Regional Division 1 in class B at the district contest in Jasper and advanced to the regional, held in East Columbus. At the regional, the band received a Division 1 in class B. but were not high enough to advance to the state level. After marching season was over, the winter guard, or Allusions, were formed. Their purpose was to improve the skills of fall guard members and to promote inter- est in color guard. With the help of instruc- tor Beth Gunselman. they performed to The Mount Vernon marching Wildcats, pictured above in formation, under direc- tor Ed Welte and Band-aid Cliff Merrick, had a very good season. The season started at the Evansville Invi- tational at Central High School. The Wild- cats. under the field direction of Patti Li- berti. finished 3rd in class AA The color guard, however, was the best in the class At Rietz High School, the band received 3rd in class AAA, and again the guard was the best in the class. The band received a Drum section Brass section the music of Y T and Autograph at home basketball games and contests. Their record was as follows: Avon HS 3rd North Montgomery HS 4th Delta HS 4th They also competed at Center Grove. Greenwood, and Mooresville High Schools. At the state competition the guard re- ceived 53 points and came in 23rd out of 42 guards. Band 137 Allusions '87: Standing (L-R): Ushanda Johnson. Barbara Fisher. Tod Hinton. Christine Wahl. Aimee Nelson. Kneeling Kelly Ashworth. Shannon Gerton. Beth Ann Pace. Jay Hile. Audrey O'Neal; Sitting: Denise Mathew. Tonia Willis. Lying: Jennifer Walters. Dawn Bertolucci. Band 139 Front. (L-R) John Hall, Tammy Pierce. David Benton.Sarah Burgdorf. Leigh Anne Curry. Joe Perrin. Michelle Doerfiein. Eric TeVault. Second Row. Sean Kuykendall. Lori Bobbit. Donna Krietenstein. Deryl Botta. Back Row. Todd Burnett. Amy Raley. Nick Seifert. Jessica Perrin. Nikki Orr. Scott Zenthofer. Sally Wasson. Donnie Julian CONCERT CHOIR Front. (L-R): Chris ViHines. Katy Emhuff. Keith Gibbs. Shannon Neidig. Edwin Ricketts. Sheryl Botta. Keith Damm, Susan Osborn. Ian Springer. Anna Duckworth 2nd Row. Jason Topper. Marcie Nobles. Brian Stallings, Tracy Simmons. Brent Suits. Paula Jo Mattingly. Matt Billman. Tonya Boberg. 3rd Row. Bill Flick. Tammy Strupp. Matt Watenpool. Traci Jones. Jeff Robb. Laura Givens. Rob Rowland. Jennifer AHyn. Cory Westerfield. Dawn Hunter, 140 Mike Ragsdale. Tammy Wild 4th Row. Todd Wilson. Becky Thayer. Scott Roberts. Dena Wilson, Robbie Utley, Sherri Crum. Scott Harris. Diana Tracy. Eric Stockton. Michelle Curtis. MADRIGALS Front Row, (L-R): Brian Allen, Robin Temme, Jimmy Juncker, Tammy Pierce, Todd Topper, Mary Higgins, Donnie Julian, Jane Schenk Back Row, Nick Seifert, Leigh Curry, John Hall, Monica Hedges. Troy Gentil. Becky Dunn. Kevin Prince. Scott Zenthofer. Patti Liberti, Tom Harrison, Leah McDermott. Girls’ Group Front Row. (L-R): Dana Cohlmeyer. Paula Wilderman, Heather Mueller, Peggy Ries. Martha Ashworth. Linda Schaeffer. Tonya Mitchell. Nicki Baier. Jennifer Post. Shanna Zenthofer. Melissa Gross. Missy Hines. Valerie Walton 2nd Row. Heather Hutchinson, Katy Burdick. Niki Pegues. Jica Tate, Michele Clemons. Sherry Cox. Koren Gibbs. Tonya Rose. Nicole Tekoppl. Chris Thomas. Lynn Mendenhall. Gayle Leishman. Christie Sitzman. Mary Stiff. 3rd Row. Jennifer DeDoming. Christy King. Dorothy Gay. Kim Kaffenberger. Lisa Wolf. Andrea Tucker. Angela Tucker, Cheryl Reeves. Dawn Bryant, Kara Carlton. Susan Haney. Lori Murphy. Cassie Bell. 4th Row. Amy Hester, Robin Nesbitt. Kathleen Hilakos. Michelle Tyler. Jody Stewart. Erica Thompson, Carol Wolf. Terri Lichlyter, Tracy Rupp. Deoma Thomas. 5th Row. Tina Jenkins. Tina Kusturin. Amy Birkhead, Amy Ricketts. Kendra Stinson. Becky Prince. 141 WILDCAT WORD THE STAFF Advanced Journalism Kelly Weinzaptel Tonya Coultas Barb Walker Tina Tyson Angie Ross Leigh Curry Troy Gentil Shelley Wilborn Crissy Hancock Wendy Roeder Krista Mason Cris Digman Beginning Journalism Kevin Prince Eric Te Vault Tom Harrison Amy Parker Todd Topper Mickey McConnell Brian Allen Scott Roberts Back row (L-R): Angie Ross, Leigh Curry, Krista Mason, Mickey McConnell, Crissy Hancock, Troy Gentil, Aimee Nelson, Brian Allen, Scott Roberts, Debbie Clark, Barb Walker. Front row (L-R): Kelly Weinzapfel, Shelley Wilborn, Todd Topper, Wendy Roeder, Eric TeVault, Amy Parker, Cris Digman, Tonya Coultas, Tom Harrison, Jay Hile, Tina Tyson 142 YEARBOOK Left to Right: Dennis King, Jason Burkett, Dave Emory, Steve Ketcham. Tammy Flemming, Jim Goodridge, Andrea Thomas, Michelle Curtis, Steve Fulton, Kelli McElroy, Amy Parker, Dianna Goodridge Amid the idle threats from Mrs. Reed, the very real threats from Jostens, we the 1986-87 Floop- Pole staff have managed to pro- duce a yearbook. There is little to say about this book other than, it's done. It took a lot of work late in June to finish it, but it was all worth it because we feel it is a fine book. We hope you enjoy it and can look back on it ten (or more) years from now and remember the things that happened this year. Editor in chief Dennis King Class section editors Michelle Curtis Tammy Fleming Sports editors Jim Goodridge Steve Fulton Activities editor Jason Burkett Organizations editor Dianna Goodridge Ad sales ad pages Steve Ketcham Dave Emory Book sales Jason Burkett Dianna Goodridge Photographers Kelli McElroy Amy Parker Andrea Thomas Sponsor Jean M. Reed Yearbook 143 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Front. (L-R): Lani Schroeder. Lisa Myers. Kim King. Sheryl Botta. James Stickels. 2nd Row Allison Broadhead. Mary Higgins. Eric Stockton. Cathy Railey. Jim Goodridge. Dianna Goodridge. Renee Milne. Tonya Boberg. 3rd Row Sponsor. Miss Judy Grebe. John Reed. Todd Topper. Duane Bush. John Hall. Brandon Kibby. John Rapp. Jason Maddix. Todd Wilson. Jeff Underwood. Charles Lukancich. John Gibbs. Jennifer Post. Jeanna Gross. Nat Thompson. Shawna O'Neil Back Row: Jason Burkett Monica Hedges, Deena Garrett. Tina Tyson. Richard Lutterman. Tod Hinton. Turner Watson. Jason Kuebler. Kevin Prince We, the members of the Junior Classical League, covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. We believe an acquaintance with the civilizations of Greece and Rome will help us understand and appraise this world of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization in its government and laws, literature, language and arts. In addition, the JCL experience develops responsibility, fosters brotherhood, promotes enthusiasm, encourages competition, inspires dedication and enriches our total growth. Top Right Officers. Top Row (L-R): Jim Goodridge — President. Middle Row Allison Broadhead — Publicity Chairman. Dianna Goodridge — Secretary. Renee Milne — Vice-President. Cathy Railey — Treasurer. John Goodridge — Co-Parliamentarian. Bottom Row: Eric Stockton — Tribune of the Plebs. John Rapp — Co- Parliamentarian. Mary Higgins — Historian. Middle Right: John Gibbs shows the ribbon he won at the JCL State Convention. Middle Left Member Jason Burkett wears his toga to the Roman banquet Bottom Right Honors. (L-R): Cathy Railey. Sheryl Botta. Tod Hinton. John Gibbs. Lani Schroeder. Jennifer Post. 144 JCL SPANISH CLUB The purpose of Spanish Club is to widen one's knowledge of the Spanish-speaking world through cultural and intellectual experiences which the classroom's limited time cannot allow. Some of the club's activities are as follows: sampling and preparing Spanish cuisine, inviting guest speakers to come and talk about Spanish culture, having a dinner for the senior members and participating in the Language Clubs' Christmas party. Bottom Lott: Member Jeff Robb relaxes at the club's annual dinner Middle Lett: Honors. Bottom Row. (L-R): Amy Raley. Keith Gibbs. Susan Osborn. Middle Row; Angela Tucker. Celeste Seitz. Jennifer Walters. Diana Day. Top Row. Angela Ricketts. Joella Hickey. Kim Maikranz Middle Right: Officers. Bottom Row, (L-R): Diana Day — Treasurer. Bryce Evans — Sergeant at Arms. Top Row: Matt Enlow — Vice-President. Grant Beloat — President. Michee Bacon — Secretary. Top Left: Stacee and Michee Bacon enjoy their meals at Chi Chi's. Front. (L-R): Julayne Rogers. Kenya Orr. Celeste Seitz. Donett Heberer. Beth Kuebler. Jennye Rohlfer. Leah Stiertey. Kim Maikranz, Joella Hickey. Grant Beloat. Matt Enlow. 2nd Row Scott Ambrose. Leah MacDermott. Paula Brenner. Sami Russell. Joanna Rohlfer. Pat Drake, Michee Bacon. Annette LeClere. Steve Jones. Amy Ashworth. Libby Yeida. Jennifer Wal- ters. Meridith Bates 3rd Row: Beth Ann Pace. Diana Day. Barbara Fisher. Katy Burdick. Dean Goedde. Steve Fulmer. Jim Bachert. Brian Askren. Steve Etherton. Jeff Robb Back Row Pam HaH. Jennifer Williams. Marcie Nobles. Tina Kusturin. Timmy Bridgeman. Matt Gibbs. John VanBlaricom. Jamie Belcher. Don Keerl. Ward Harris. Bryce Evans. Jarred Fisher FRENCH CLUB ... INCREASES THE INTEREST AND APPRECIATION OF THE FRENCH CULTURE. IT ENCOURAGES THOSE STUDENTS TAKING FRENCH TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FRANCE AND OTHER FRENCH SPEAKING COUNTRIES. Right: President Jane Schenk addresses the club. Upper Right. Honors: Front. (L- R): Audrey O'Neal. Angie Loving. Paula Wilderman. Dawn Hunter. Laura Givens. Julie Maddix. Back: Lori Bobbitt. Kelli McElroy. Heather Simmons. Mike Maier. Donna Kreitenstein, Jane Schenk. Amy Parker Officers: Front. (L-R): Michele Knight — Secretary. Amy Parker — Treasurer. Back: Jane Schenk — President. Donna Kreitenstein — Vice-President Front, (L-R): Leigh Curry. Angie Loving. Kim Staggs. Michele Knight. Angie Ross. Jennifer Charles. Laura Givens. 2nd Row: Wendy Cartwright. Kelli McElroy. Lisa Forston. Amy Parker. Dawn Hunter. Paula Wilderman. Dawn Bertolucci. Julie Carver. Audrey O'Neal, 3rd Row: Shane Barnes. Michele Cohoon. Jamie Carroll. Heather Doherty. Lori Bobbitt, Barbara Walker. Jackie Jolley. Nikki McConnell, and Miss Dorothy O'Risky, Sponsor. 4th Row: Martha Ashworth. Lori Knight. Kriste Bullard. Sarah Wooten, Julie Weilbrenner. Rose Ann Uhde. Julie Mad- dix. Donna Kreitenstein 5th Row: Mike Anderson. Krista Ma- son. Jane Schenk. Mark Zickmund. Michele Thomlinson. Sherry Wiltshire. Tim Baier. Back: Chris Wahl. Mike Maier, Jon Tucker, Amy McClish 144 French GERMAN CLUB WAS CREATED IN 1977 TO BETTER ACQUAINT ITS MEMBERS WITH THE WAYS, LANGUAGE, AND CULTURE OF THE GERMAN SPEAKING PEOPLE. THROUGH FILMS, TRIPS, AND FOOD SALES, WE WORK TOWARDS OUR GOALS. Left, Officers: Front. (l-R): Michelle Curtis — Historian. Tammy Pierce — Secretary. Middle Cory West erf ield — Treasurer. Todd Bacon. — Vice- President. Back: Carrie Heap —- Historian. Dennis King — President Below, Honors: Front. (L-R): Gary Hartmann. Bob Gustafson. Cory Westerfield. Todd Bacon. Dennis King. Back: Dianna Good ridge, Becky Murray. Karla Hausman. Michele Clemons. Becky Dunn Front, (L-R) Mr Keith Kinnaird. Sponsor. Brian Babiihs. Larry Weis. Chris Putman. Guy Green. Lisa McGenms. Robyn Whalen. Michelle Lueke. Julie Collins. John Wilson. Ed Sledd. Alex McCray. Todd Joyner. Carrie Heap. Eric TeVault. Bill Flick. Mike Schaffstein. Brent Suits. 2nd Row: Mick McConnell. Steve Fulton. Allison Schnoor, Wendy Reeves. Steve Utley. Dennis Kmg. Pat Gibson. Lurelle Schnoor. Robm Temme Troy Gentil. Tammy Pierce. Don Julian. Becky Dunn. Andrea Tucker. Michelle Curtis. Karla Hausman. Jeremy Garrett. 3rd Row: Ian Springer. Chris Crabtree. Jay Hile. Don Suess. Kara Carlton. Sarah Burgdorf. Kelli Yeager. Curt Wimger. Todd Bacon. Mike Daniels. Scott Zenthofer. Karla Eifert. Tonia Willis. Airica Coomes. Kelly Weinzapfel. Marsheli Weyer. Back: Duane Keitel. Steve Ketcham. Gary Hartmann Brian Carroll. Jim Hartmann. Arme Ward. Greg Snellmg. Bob Gustafson. Rick Denning. Crissy Hancock. Tony Garrett. David Emory. Cory Westerfield. Scott Cox. Chris Schneider. Jim Culley. Bill GiMenwater. Jason Cannon. Matt Billman. Jason Topper. Terri Lichlyter. Michele Clemons. Becky Murray. Gayle Leishman German 147 . . . TEACHES THE FUNCTIONS OF A 35MM CAMERA, DEVELOPS A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF PHOTOGRAPHY, STIMULATES AN INTEREST FOR BETTER PICTURE TAKING BY THE STUDENT, AND TEACHES BASIC DARKROOM TECHNIQUES. Right, Officers, (L-R): Jody Stewart — Vice-President, Traci Jones — President. Kelly Ashworth — Secretary and Treasurer. Below: Jody Stewart poses for club members to 'snap a shot'. Front, (L-R): Traci Jones. Wendy Roeder, Greg Wells. Middle Row: Kendra Stinson. Tammy Strupp. Brian Allen. Tom Harrison. Scott Roberts. Back: Josh Fowler. Kelly Ashworth. Jody Stewart. Sherry Lacy, and Mr. Bob Rhoads, Sponsor. 146 Camera ART GUILD .. ENCOURAGES ART APPRE- CIATION, ENRICHES AND PROMOTES ART IN THE HIGH SCHOOL, STIMULATES ART TALENTS AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES, Top: Sarah Wooten and Tracey Nelson enjoy a club party. Left. Officers (L-R): Scott Winzinger — President. Larry Weis — Vice-President. Jennye Rohlfer — Secretary. Leah Stierley — Treasurer Bottom. Member. Scott Winzinger. observes his work. Front. (L-R): Mrs. Kathy LeClere. Sponsor. Dorothy Gay. Dena Wilson. Leah Stierley. Jennye Rohlfer. Julie Collins. Lisa Givens. 2nd Row: James Barnes. Retta Meredith. Kendra Stinson. Jody Stewart. Tammy Strupp. Niki Baier. Debbie Crum. Wendi John- son. Damon Kaufman. Don Suess. 3rd Row: Dennis King. Jason Doiand. Dawn Berto- lucci. Jennifer Post. Sarah Wooten. Tracey Nelson. Laura Eger. Ushanda Johnson. Chris Bates. Mr. Bob Rhoads. Sponsor. 4th Row. Chris Schneider. Robby Bulla. Todd Joyner. Scott Winzinger. Larry Weis. Pat McCarty. Jim Bachert. Grover Neaveill. Mike Schaffstein. Back: Eddie Starnes. Jeff Keitel. Kris Russell. Mark Mosley. Mick McConnell. Brian Ridge. Scott Paul. Brian Petty. Jason Hinderliter. Art 149 . . IMPROVES INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BY UNDER- STANDING OTHER CULTURES, ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE WELFARE OF THE AFS STUDENT IN THE SCHOOL, STIMULATES INTEREST IN THE AFS EXCHANGE PROGRAMS, AND HELPS THE ADULT CHAPTER IN ALL ASPECTS OF THE PROGRAM. The officers were Pam Wilcox — President 1st semester. Todd Burnett — President 2nd semester. Allison Broadhead — Vice-President. Beth Ann Pace — Secretary. Susan Osborn — Treasurer, Mark Zickmund — Historian. Right, Fortunately, there are a few people who pay attention to what's going on. Front, (L-R) Becky Thayer. Carol Hartmann. Lurelle Schnoor. Amy Raley. Patti Liberti. Dawn Palmer. Becky Dunn. Harri Tepponen. Todd Burnett. Beth Ann Pace. Susan Osborn. Wendy Reeves. Kelli Yeager. Rose Ann Uhde 2nd Row, Michelle VanZant. Angela Tucker. Andrea Tucker. AHison Broadhead. Becky Prince. Airica Coomes. Allison Schnoor. Dawn Sparks. Beth Kuebler. Michele Doerflein, Julie Maddix. Julie Weiibrenner. Jennifer Walters. Denise Matthew. 3rd Row, Cinda Valier. Angie Stratman. Traci Shuck. Michele Knight. Crissy Hancock. Laura Givens. Jennifer Charles. Jane Schenk, Mike Anderson. Shelly Stallman, Krista Mason. John Weintraut. Mark Zickmund. Pat Pegues. Katie Emhuff, Andrea Thomas 4th Row, Koren Gibbs. Jody Hinderliter. Danielle France. Julie Ricketts. Teresa Weir. Tammy Wild. Cathy Railey, Barbara Walker. Tina Tyson. Monica Hedges, John Reed. Krista Duncan, Collette Ashworth. Courtney Maines Back Row, Tonia Willis. Amy McClish. Heather Simmons, Peggy Ries. Pat Drake. Shannan Neidig. Alan Veatch. Jeff Robb. Patricia Pettus. Nikki Orr. Shanna Zenthofer. Karla Eifert. Michele Tomlinson. 150 AFS FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT I always dreamed about living here in the United States, especially as an exchange student. I thought living here would be something wonderful — fast cars, gorgeous women, and Me Donald's. The dream came true in the spring of 1986 when the mail brought a letter from AFS. I was accepted to be one of those 100 AFS students from Finland. My journey began August 12th when I left a small town named Hamina, to go to the airport of Helsinki. We flew to New York where we spent a few days getting used to the time difference. Finally we arrived in St. Louis where we were going to meet our host families. I was very excited, and there they were — a family I was going to spend a year with. Since then I have enjoyed staying here in Mt. Vernon with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cash very much. Ever since I came to the United States, everything has been different. The first thing we did was to go to McDonald's — boy, I just loved it! The school year began the 25th of August. I was shocked! What - • ■ only six subjects, and a period lasted 50 minutes. In Finland we have approximately 14 subjects, and a period lasts about 40 minutes; and between the classes we have to go outside for about 10-15 minutes unless the temperature is below -25° F. A school day may start at 8:00, 9:00, or 10:00 A.M. and end at 1:00, 2:00 or 3:00 P.M.. depending on what kind of schedule you have. A school year lasts as long as it does here. At the beginning of the school year at MVSHS it was very hard for me because of the language, but the people here have been very helpful and friendly which kept me trying. And now that the school year is over I am able to communicate well. I have had so many memorable experiences. like skiing trips in New Hampshire and Colorado, water skiing at Kentucky lake, a baseball game in St. Louis, the Indy 500 race, concerts at Roberts Stadium, playing hockey in Evansville, and just being here. I played hockey in Evansville for about 6 months, and I got to travel a lot with the team. I want to thank Mike and Brenda Cash for taking me to Swonder Ice Rink at least twice a week and giving me this great opportunity, and a special thanks for hosting me this year I really enjoyed staying with them. I also want to thank AFS and all of you people here in Mt. Vernon! I had such a great year which I'll never forget! Thanks! Harri Tepponen Finland 151 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ... promotes homemaking skills, develops leadership in home and community life, and furthers interest in home economics and related occupations. Above Right: Club Sponsor. Mrs. Susan Murray explains FHA Week to club members. Right. Officers (L-R): Mary Oeth — President. Jennifer Alldredge — Vice-President. Shannon Paris — Treasurer. Lee Ann York — Secretary. Club member Jennifer Alldredge. Front. (L-R): Jennifer Alldredge. Shannon Paris. Mary Oeth. Denise Champlain. Judy Cummings. Back: Kim Higginbottom. Robin Ayers. Melanie Reagan. Lee Ann York, and sponsor. Mrs. Susan Murray. 152 FHA OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ... develops leadership abilities and competency in business and office occupations. Top Left: OEA members during a club meeting Middle Left. Officers (L-R): Diana Day — President. Angie Anderson — Vice-President. Angie Claybrooke — Secretary. Tammy Fleming — Treasurer, Steve Utley — Reporter. Front. (L-R): Steve Utley. Kim Dailey. Mary Arnold. Jackie Brock. 2nd Row Tammy Fleming, Barbara Fisher, KaLee Bauer, Jenny Handel. Dana Gustafson. Kelli Dieterle. Angie Claybrooke. Angie Anderson. Sherri Crum. 3rd Row: Susan Fletcher. Diana Day. Barbara Ritzert, Tammy Claybrooke, Aimee Nelson, Angel Erwin. Shannon Wilson. Renea Lacy. Kristie Trout. Lori Howell. Jill Crow. Ms. Denise Jochum. Sponsor. 4th Row: Robbie Utley. Kelli McElroy, Michelle France. Twanna Smith. Tonia Elliott. Tammy Eaton. Angie Ricketts, Belinda Johnson. Lori Scherman. Back: Debbie Anderson. Michelle Schneck. Karen Simpson. Kim Jackson, Laura Hinkle. Celeste Seitz. Upper Right: Members Kelli Dieterle and Kristi Straub look on. Above: Vice-Presi- dent Angie Anderson and Secretary An- gie Claybrooke listen to reports from club members OEA 15 KEY CLUB .. develops leadership, provides experience in working with others, encourages loyalty and service to school and community, develops higher standards in scholarship, sportsmanship and social contacts. Those members that show the most interest and devote the most time and service during the month to club activities receive an award. Members who received this award are Teonna Fleming, Becky Murray, Amy Parker and Lani Schroeder. Right. Officers Front. (L-R): Tammy Fleming — President. Jane Schenk — Vice-President. Jackie Jolley — Secretary. Back Michee Bacon — Treasurer. Brandon Kibby — Sergeant at Arms. Front. (L-R) Heather Fisher, Nathalie Woods. Katy Burdick. Nicki Baier. Jennifer Post. Richard Lutterman. Kim Jackson. Karen Simpson. Barbara Wafcer. Kim Maikranz. Joella Hickey. 2nd Row Angel Erwin. Suzie Joyner. Shelly Duncan. Teonna Fleming. Dawn Mercer. Allison Schnoor. Dawn Niehaus. Heather Simmons. Michelle VanZant. Laura Hinkle. Becky Murray. Donna Krietenstein Amy Parker Tammy Fleming. 3rd Row Julie Maddix. Lisa Forston. Irene Goldback. Carey Bogan, Lani Schroeder. Chris Wahl. Mary Higgins. Becky Prince. Ainca Coomes. Cynthia Harle. Angie Ross, Pat Drake. Michee Bacon, Annette LeClere. Back Jane Schenk. Kristy Fulwider. Julie Weilbrenner. Robbie Utley. Jason Cannon. KaLee Bauer. Diana Day. Gary Hartmann. Jim Hartmann. Keith Gibbs. Marc McNamara Kelli McElroy. Jackie Jolley. Brandon Kibby. Travis Genet 154 Key Club JUNIOR CIVITAN ... dedicated to promoting good citizenship and providing service to the school and the community. Far Left: Vice-President Mickey McConnell tells his story, .. then I grabbed his shoulder and shook him to and fro ... Left. Front (L-R): Officers: Angie Loving — President. Mickey McConnell — Vice- President. Back: David Benton — Sgt. At Arms. Krista Mason — Secretary. Donett Heberer — Treasurer. Junior member Nicole Orr Front (L-R): Michele Doerflein. Matt WatenpooJ. Jennifer Charles. Kim King. Sarah Wooten. Shannon smiles for the camera during Neidig. Theresa Baumgart. Beth Kuebler. Michele Knight. Angie Claybrooke. Traci Shuck. Krista a club meeting. Mason; 2nd row Tonya Boberg. Mickey McConnell. Todd Bacon. Steve Fulton. Ward Harris. Nicole Orr. Carrie Heap. Courtney Maines. Patricia Pettus. Jason Hinderliter. Brian Babillis. John Weintraut. Donett Heberer. Back: Mr. Loren Evans, sponsor. Chuck Swartz. David Trout. Jeff Chubick. Ben Randell. Brett Miller. Jason Ashworth. Kevin Damm. Dennis King. Cory Westerfield. Angie Loving. Renee Milne. Mr. Bernard Riedford. sponsor. Junior Civitan 155 THESPIAN SOCIETY ... encourages students to become in- volved in the dramatic and musical activities of the school and community. Right: Sponsor Mr Steve Wilson explains a skit while David Emory looks on Below right: Erica Thompson and Amy Birkhead observe as other members perform a skit. Below left: Officers. (L-R): Brian Allen — Vice-President. Sally Wasson — Co-Historian, Tammy Pierce — Treasurer. Deryl Botta — President. Lori Bobbitt — Secretary. Sheryl Botta — Co-Historian Front, (L-R): Travis Garrett. David Emory. Turner Watson. Brian Jeffries. Teresa Baumgart. Michelle Curtis. Dana Neuman. Dana Cohlmeyer, Paula Wilderman, Lori Bobbitt. Kristin Thomas 2nd Row: Matt Billman. Tracy Simmons, Nick Seifert, Mary Higgins. Amanda Kay. Erica Thompson. Terri Lichlyter. Jeff Hogan. Shannon Gerton, 3rd Row: Eric Blackburn. Ian Springer. Tom Harrison. Matt Waten- pool. Don Julian. Dawn Hunter. Sally Wasson. Julie Carver. Sheryl Botta, Amy Birkhead. Martha Ashworth. Brian Allen. Sarah Burgdorf. Back: Mr. Steve Wilson. Sponsor. Jason Kuebler. Scott Harris, Kevin Prince. Tammy Pierce. Keith Gibbs. Scott Roberts. Troy Gents. Deryl Botta. Eric TeVault. Jay Hile. Leigh Curry. David Benton. 156 Thespian MODERN MUSIC MASTERS fosters a greater and continous interest in solo, ensemble, band, orchestrial and choral performances ... encourages better and more discriminating habits in listening and in the performance of musical literature. Left. Officers: Front. (L-R): Tammy Pierce — President. Nick Seifert — Vice-President. Jill Maurer — Secretary. Back: Sally Wasson — Historian. Scott Winzinger — Treasurer. Front, (L-R): Kelly Ashworth. Troy Gentil. Monica Hedges. Lori Bobbitt, Robin Temme. Becky Dunn. Don Julian, Tammy Pierce. Sally Wasson, 2nd Row: Todd Burnett. Brian Allen. Jessica Perrin. Nick Seifert. Tracy Simmons. Sarah Burgdorf. Eric TeVault, Scott Zenthofer, Deryl Botta. 3rd Row: Sean KuykendaN. Patti Liberti. Jill Maurer. Wendy Reeves. Tod Hinton. Sheryl Botta. Karla Eifert. Paula Wilderman. Dana Cohlmeyer. Back: Amy Raley. Dawn Hunter. Shannon Gerton. Kevin Prince. Scott Winzinger. Leigh Curry. John Hal. Tri-M 157 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ... PROMOTES AGRICULTURE, LEADERSHIP, CITIZENSHIP, AND COOPERATION. SOME OF THE ACTIVITIES INVOLVE PROFICIENCY AND JUDGING CONTESTS, CITRUS SALES, AND LEADERSHIP CAMPS. Right, Officers Front. (L-R): Bill Rowe — President, John Pate — Vice-President. Mike Allyn — Secretary. Mike Mohr — Treasurer. Back Eric Dickhaut — Sentinel. Mr. David Reese. Sponsor, Andy Baldwin — Reporter Below: Front. (L-R): Mr David Reese. Sponsor, Bill Rowe, John Pate. Mike Allyn. Mike Mohr. Andy Baldwin. Eric Dickhaut. 2nd Row: Anna Thums. Peggy Ries, Danny Ricketts. David Morlock. Eric Kippenbrock. Brian Denning, Walt Ferguson, Jennifer Allyn, Sandy Schroeder. Damon Kaufmann, 3rd Row Dowayne Mercer. Jimmy Juncker. Ted Denning. Danny Wilson, Kevin Slygh, Rick Geuss. Tom Lang, Danny Jones, Kevin Cameron, Dwayne Higgs, Back: Roy Cameron, Tom Schneider, Rodney Ritzert. Jett Denning, Bobby Dort, John Lang. Matt Allyn, Rick Bowman, Wes Dixon. 158 FFA CHESS CLUB IMPROVES CHESS SKILLS AND GIVES MEMBERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO COMPETE IN A TOURNAMENT. Front, (L-R) Becky Thomas. Tonya Mitchell. Leah MacDermott. Chris Bufkin. Richard Lutterman. Alex McCray. Joey Derry. Scott Lowrey. 2nd Row: Billy Flick. Brent Suits. Paul Cornett. Steven Patrick. John Gibbs. James Bell. David Rowe. Todd Wilson. Jimmy Juncker, Tom Lang, Chris Crabtree 3rd Row:Jon Tucker. Scott Dale. Donnie Littlepage, Rodney Michel. Eric Paul. Brian Askren, Arnie Ward. David Hale Back: Jeff Underwood. Ken Rudibaugh. Pat Gibson. Robert Rowland. Ted Denning. Matt Gibbs OUR FUTURE AND MYSHS'S STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION June 1987 — The Big Gym Chess 159 BOOSTER CLUB . . . ENCOURAGES A COMPET- ITIVE SPIRIT IN THE SCHOOL AND INDUCES SUPPORT OF ATHLETICS. Right. Officers (L-R): SoHy Wasson — President. Amy Raley — Treasurer. Kim Jackson — Vice-President, and not pictured is Traci Shuck — Secretary. Front. (L-R): Cnsti Erwin. Chasidy Sledd. Kim Jackson. Sally Wasson. Amy Raley. Michele Knight. Beth Kuebler. Donett Heberer Shelly Stallman. 2nd Row: Jessica Perrin. Michele Schmidt. 3rd Row: Lori Knight. Kristi Bullard. Julie Weilbrenner. Amy McClish. Rose Ann Uhde. Lisa Wallis, Jennifer Charles. Laura Givens. Courtney Maines. Laura Hinkle. Karen Simpson. Back: Michele Lueke. Leslie Martin Anaie Ross, Stephanie Smith. Heather Mueller. 160 Booster DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIONAL CLUBS OF AMERICA ENCOURAGES MARKETING STUDENTS TO GET INVOLVED IN THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY, TO UNDER- TAKE MARKETING RESEARCH PRO- JECTS, AND TO CHOOSE A CAREER IN THE FIELD OF BUSINESS. Top Lott, DECA Winners: Front. (L-R): Tammy Alldredge. Jay Mason. Adam Roberts. Debbie Clark. Middle Row: Shannon Harmon. Bob Black. David Mason. Back: Steve Nation. Sabrina Winiger. Jon McCoy. Lott, Officers: Front. (L-R): Brent Roos — Public Relations Committee. Bob Black — Public Relations Committee. Jason Norrington — Junior Treasurer. Pat McCarty — Public Relations Committee. Middle Row: Tammy Alldredge — Junior Secretary. Tiffani Veida — Vice-President, Back Shannon Harmon — Senior Treasurer. Sabrina Winiger — President. Front (L-R): Lorena Kurtz. Terri Stalings. Lori Goff. Tammy Alldredge. Tracey Nation. Michelle France. Middle Row Mindy Martin. Sabrina Winiger. Laurel Rohrbacher. Brandy Whitler. Krista Bebout. Bob Black. Shannon Harmon. Debbi Clark. David Mason. Ed Sledd. Twanna Smith. Debbi Anderson. Back: Terry Phillips. Jay Mason. Adam Roberts. Jon McCoy. Mike Anderson. Brent Roos. Tony Brakie. John Murray. Jeff Keitel. Jason Norrington. Pat McCarty. Steve Nation. Deoma Thomas. DECA 161 STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE! ... PROMOTES AWARENESS OF THE DANGERS OF DRUNK DRIVING TO INDIVIDUALS. Right. Officers: Front, (L-R): David Mason. Christy Stevens. Missy Hines. Back: Jay Mason, Julie Carver. Cris Digman. Front. (L-R) Donna Nobles. Melanie Reagan. Kim Kaffenberger, Brandi Jackson. Kara Carlton. Dawn Bryant. Allison Broadhead. Terri Lichlyter. Daniel Hayes. David Mason. Tracey Nation. Jay Mason. 2nd Row. Tina Nation. Tina Hanmore. David Little. Tony Garrett. Curt Wmiger. Larry Weis. Wendi Johnson. Amy Ricketts. Erica Thompson. Leah McDermott. Robbie Rowland. Sponsor. Mrs. Ann Shank 3rd Row. Kristin Thomas. Tammy Claybrooke. Barbara Ritzert. Mark Zickmund. Jon Tucker. Retta Meredith. Beth Ann Pace. Barbara Fisher, Lee Ann York. Julie Carver. Christy Stevens. Travis Garrett. Sponsor. Ms. Becky Tucker. Back Row. Jennifer Williams. Jessica Stickels! Renea Lacy. Angie Anderson. Shannon Paris. Greg Wells. Wendy Roeder. Missy Cullman. Nikki Tekoppel. Cris Digman. Scott Ambrose David Austin. Lurelle Schnoor. 162 SADD THANK YOU FARM BUREAU OIL CO. INC. 1200 Refinery Road Mt. Vernon, Indiana 47620 SUPERSTAR PATRON Posey County ank 112 East Third St. Mt. Vernon, IN 47620 Mount Vernon 838-4333 Marrs University Branch 985-2253 New Harmony 682-4472 Member FDIC a MT. 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