New Washington High School - Highwayman Yearbook (New Washington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1974 volume:

We've Got More in '74 New Washington High School New Washington, Indiana 47162 Highwaymgn v Table of Contents Opening 1 Academics 1 0 Sports 30 Organization 52 Activity 66 People 78 Advertising 1 1 0 Seniors The dog days of August began when the school house doors open- ed August 27. D0g day? could have been a familiar expression around school all year, with the cnmgy uisis, talk of impeachment, politikdl kidnappings. 4nd SIlCdk 1116 But llu' sludk'ulx dldnfl lot Ihcnc 5L mus gm 111cm duwn. 'l'hty had muu- ncw and unusual happen ings to think about. . l , ;1 , z . E 'uu......... This year we got-several new teachers, a new principal, and a new superintendent. We got-new coaches and a bas- ketball team that received honor- able mention in the Associated Press poll t23rd to be exactt for the first time ever. We gotein the final game ofthe Sectional after 25 years. We gotefootball tflag, that isy We got-mid-term graduation for Seniors mfteeny We got-the flu. An epidemic caused a record number of 163 stu- dents to be absent one day. We got-last but not least, new classes, clubs, and buildings, too. So, we think we really GOT MORE in ,74. ?'IJ'BSKEW, IC COIL H HSCHOOL A 1'LETIC Asses: 136m CARTER, UPERINTENDBNT OF M GREATER CLQR, HIGQUNTY SCHOOLS. ' 33-8 3V MARINES TALK ABOUT PHYSICAL FIMEDwNY DAIVS NOLAND NOBLE. w , 1, t, w x JERRY PALMA FROM TELLS OF ENERGY c SIS. Dog gone we had a lot of visitors this year! Mr. Phil Eskew, commis- sioner of the IHSAA, spoke at the dedication of the new gym. The marines landed to explain their new fitness program for high school stu- dents and to invite us to participate. We also had a visitor from the Pub- lic Service Co. of Indiana to talk about the energy crisis. A represent- ative of the Neighborhood Youth Corps met with us to outline a new work program that would enable students to earn extra money-and you have to admit that bread sure comes in handy. Each and every visitor this year helped to give us more in 74. i iai, : 3 i v? e . 3;: 3V th , 11 r 5,5,5 1 i , x3,3,,r K 2h r, t .. i .s's'ffJK 'y 3. These pictures reflect some of the different moods that were ex- perienced this school year: mis- chief, expectancy, meditation, vic- tory, defeat and happiness. Put it all together with good kids, an out- standing faculty, and lots of com- munity spirit we were bound to end up with more in 74. . Hand in Hand Science and Math Math is the foundation that Science builds upon. Who knows, by combining the two fields of study, one of these stu- dents may invent an engine that operates on solar energy instead of gas. Look out Detroit, here we come! !! h i W. Davis and R. Brison check out chemicals. P. Staples teaches Math. B. Royalty teaches science. S. Arthur gets the skeleton out of the closet. sz ' Main L. Bagshaw teaches math. B. Cleveland teaches math and science. G. Graham has science. H. Schafer solves a problem in math. N. Schafer and R. Burke try an experiment. Study Now Travel Later The energy crisis and the de-valuation of the American dollar has kept a lot of people at home in 74. But our French students arerft worried. They have traveled all over France via film strips, movies, lectures and samples of French cuisine which they concocted themselves. - - P. Murray and B. Morgan display their French poster. J. OiDaniel teaches English and French. J. Bower reviews some French with D. Brison. To Make the Best Better Watergate? Nixon? Kissinger? These were prime subjects for history students in 74. Can you look to the past or ' present to find answers for the future? These students have tossed this question and many others around this year. v vi. , gizzznsssmm-H M m: , um ;5$ ' , um I , . , nmmomhmr mgtymtmumnm ,pttuttrmmmr ,mwnihmnmm m , Nnufuuunnm: R. Weatherford finds New Washington. K. Fields and Tony Cole examine the world. K. Fields, E. Hatfield, and M. Sandifar are our History teachers. WW Creativityls. . Beauty can be a hooked rug, 3 string picture, beautiful scenery . . . ..... H. Weatherford and T. Filburn improves their artistic skill. M. Necessary teaches art. R. Walters exhibits her hand made rug. R. Bauer, a first year teacher, has art. . . .Something Beautiful I, it can be lines, angles, designs, sketches, or scale models. O ii t .11 I L. Wilson stresses at point with R. Bohannon K. Lorenz uses the drafting machine. M. Griffith uses the rasp. 'rt Tourthe World. . .Take English The English Department takes students around the world through literature, speech, writing and drama, and they never need to leave the classroom. V B. Baker, our spot reporter. Mrs. Compton, a student teacher, helps L. Harbin and S, Hen T. Ison, C. Fitch, J. Wiggam, K. Davis, and B. Baker, hold a panel discussion. J. McGinnis teaches high school English. Mrs. Everett instructs R. Carroll and M. Helton. C. Pendygraft teaches English. M. Breeden teaches Jr. High English. 3: ng We Mind Our Business Drills and drills and more drills and drills in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, keypunch, and adding machines, as stu- dents learn a skill for the business world. v.1, 9 c ' KMM ; a R. Collins practices keypunch. D. Patton is our business teacher. D. Bower runs the mimeograph machine. R. Walters helps with the paper. L. Sanders and G. Tucker hard at work. B. Spencer works on shorthand. B. Baker and S. Henry watch J. Wiggam type. C, Nash takes dictation. Home Econ Students Know the Difference L Borgasmord or Smorgasbord?? Home Ec. students learn the difference as they plan and serve meals, learn efficient homemaking tips as well as how to budget their time and money. m3 B. Singer checks a seam. C. Clampitt Sifts the Hour. B. Zimmerman and B. McClellan get a cake pan. M. Schindler, S. Carroll, J. Elgan is our Home Economics teacher. A. Walters looks pleased with the results. We Learn by Doing Shop students learn about small motors, woodworking, and welding. They also raise a tobacco crop each year and x that's learning by experience. Ask them, theyql tell you. J. Moody helps T. Richey, S. Helton, andJ. Vest with small motors. J. Moody teaches Ag. R. Paris and L. Groenenboom work on the band saw. D. Casey, K. Bratcher, and S. Holmes glue a board. B. Stoner and A. Hicks enjoy a confab. M. Clapp walks to class. Current Events or History Miss Clapp keeps our library running smoothly. She can help you flnd todayk stock market quotation for Standard Oil or the latest book on exorcism. H. Schafer, M. Bowyer, and T. Branstetter study in the library. M. Clapp is the school librarian. R. Kinder reads a magazine. . . LeVs Study About This Mrs. Hostettler has her hands full keeping the study hall quiet. Students just can,t seem to get into the mood to stu- '1! l K. Wiggam looks for an encyclopedia. P. Hostettler keeps the study hall. C. Sherrill reads the paper. K. Stewart asks M. Varney a question. No Crisis Here. . .We Have Energy Fun and games, stand-up, sit down, run laps, play ball, time out, go to the showers. Sure takes a lot ofenergy out of a fellow, but what do we care cause we got more results in 74. --. . .Tg 4 S. May wins this realy. B. Speth has girls P.E. L. Harbin, S. Henry, N. Schafer, J. Graves, K. Franklin, R. Sarver, T. Cravens, and T. Filburn take a break. G. Smith teaches boys P.E. R. Clapp, his teams a winner- G. Graham visits P.E. class, looking for recruits for the ball team. Making MusiCWith. . . Under the leadership oers. Alford the chorus participated in several activities including a special musical program at Mr. Baker's reception. .- mg-.. KJTQ .. - R1: 5. McCoy. J. Stutesmam W. Stoner. T. Wright. M. Wells. C. Cochran. B. Weddle, B. Dieterslen, E. Kincaid, P. Steele. l. Huttsell. R2: K. Sherrill, C. Holder, B. Holder, V. Henderson, S. R011, T. Ham- mond, S. Huttsell, T. Moreland, R. Pulliam, S. Cleff- man. B. Bohannan, D. Meek, T. Hall, T. Murphy K. Baird, D. Stoner, B. King, D. Cain. R3: J. Dake, C. - - Willie, F. Moreland, M. Collins, T. Shifflet, P. Cherry, R1: P. Ballard. L. Brison, K. Donahue, C. Harbin, L. T. Cas'ey, P. Frimklin, T. Dean, B. Kincer, I. Brison, Reynolds, C. Kelly, K. Bussey, S. Bowyer, R2: T. Shackel- M. anon, B. Slewert, B. Freels. D. McCoy, c. Waters, B. Compton, E. Waters, R3: T. R. Willey. vtmvm -: A ks x WASWNLE l , The Sounds Of '74 Talent and leadership are a tough combination, and we have both in our band. Mr. Ballenger gives the signal and the kids really come out with some spirited sounds. Holder, L. Clapp, K. Sherrill, R. Sarver, L. White. R2: C. Kemp, S. Hutt- sell, T. Moreland, C. Shawe, K. Dean, J. Brison, W. Isaac, D. Cain, M. Taf- linger, D. Barton, R. Stricker, K. Whitt, M. McPherson, B. King. R3: A. Huttsell, D. Reis,J. Bower, L. White, J. Netherton, D. Brandt, B. Shawe, J. Hostettler, E. Kincaid, M. Wells, S. Ross, K. Barton, R. Paris, N. Holmes, B. White, D. Sarver, C. Ingram, B. Cherry, P. Whitehead, R. Gregory. R4: D. Graebe, C. Holmes, T. Huttsell, S. Murphy, L. Waters, R. Weatherford, M. Collins, L. Richards, L. Lamb, J. Barlow, R. Huttsell, S. Brown, C. Boh- annan, D. Deaton, P. Turner, T. Dean, A. Netherton, E. Clapp, V. Hender- SOD. Compton, Mrs. Alford, E. Lewis, M. ford, C. Nash, P. Purlee, M. Harbin, Dabney, G. Hall, M. Willey, L. Waters, Jeff Wiggam Guard Mark Harbin Forward 1973-74 Varsity With the coming of new leadership at New Washington High School in 1973-74. our Mustangs chalked up one of the best basketball seasons ever at NWHS, winning 17 of 23 games, including eight straight at the start of the campaign. The Mustang roundballers were runners-up in the Madison Sectional. marking the first time in 25 years that New Washington had appeared in the final game. All five members of the starting unit were named to the Madison All-Sectional team, and Big 6-6 center Lynn Sanders and 6-1 guard Jeff Wiggam were named to the Associated Press All-State Basketball team. Wiggam was named to the first team Bloomington Herald-Telephone All-State Basketball Team, a team that is selected by the 420 basketball coaches in Indiana. Mark Harbin, a 6-2 sophomore forward, was named to the Tribuneis Honorable Mention list, an honor awarded only one other sophomore in the state. Wiggam, Sanders, and Harbin were also named to the Dixie-Monon All-Confer- ence Team, with Wiggam being named the iiPlayer ofthe Yeariy in the conference. Coach Mike Sandifar, whose crew won the Dixie-Monon title with a perfect 5-0 mark, was named uCoach of the Yearii in the conference. Wiggam was also awarded an academic honor by the Indiana High Basketball Coaches Association, being named to the All-State Academic Basketball Team, an honor given to the top 50 scholar-athletes in Indiana. A GREAT SEASON team ................... Greg Hall Guard James Robison Guard Larry Schork Stats NW 64 Borden 55 90 Crothcrsvillc 68 65 Milltown 47 60 Leavenworth 54 70 Medora 22 62 Madison Shawc 49 55 Fayettevillc 41 60 Austin 55 54 Clarksvillc 58 115 Hcltonvillc 79 97 Moores Hill 21 62 Southwestern 66 53 Henryvillc 34 68 Charlestown 71 115 Moores Hill 43 45 Marengo 44 69 Lancsville 68 54 Southwestern 62 71 Eastern 76 84 South Central 64 96 Madison Shawe 95 87 Charlestown 8O 62 Southwestern 70 Lynn Sanders Center Bob Hall Guard Forward Chris Grayson Forward Terry johnson Forward Garry Schork Forward Round Ball in Action - fw- gw FL ,-; Wiggam. Sanders. and Hall the senior starters on the team. Grayson runs with a long stride as he prepares to get the ball. . Wiggam is suspended in air as he follows Harbin looks determined to make two points. , m ,,,,, Him- J.V. Basketball team: R1: S. Arthur, T. Bowman, D. Burgin. R2: M. Necessary,J. Grayson, J. Hall, S. Helton, N. Noble, R.Parks, R. Willey. Ninth Basketball team: R1: N. Worlcy, R. Hines, B. Dickey, W. Davis, P. Giltner, A.McDanie1, R. Burke. R2: C. Chastain, D. Hclton, V. McPherson,J. Hammonds, B. Royalty, J. Perrine, K. Dean, R. Brison, D. Wiggam. Middle School Teams Holds Up in... The 8th grade team ended their season with a record of 10-8, the record of the 7th grade team was 4-7. M V Eighth grade team: R1: J. Scott. D. Deaton, E. Burgin, D. Sarver, E. Franklin, C. Holmes, W. Scott, R2: Mr. Pen- , nington, Coach.J. Kincaid, G. Bower,J. Walters. P. Kincaid, S. Robison, R. Noble, N. Holmes, N. Noble, Student I Manager. i' Seventh grade team: R1: M. Taflinger, D. Barton, Y. York, E. Giltner,J. May, E. Abbott, R2: Mr. Fields, R. Wil- W lie, M. Wells. T. Johnson. D. Wiggam,J. Bowman. I 36 q 4 Stiff Competition The 6th grade record for the year was 4 wins, 6 losses. The 5th grade tried hard but ended the season with 0 wins, 10 losses. 5!? I Sixth grade team: R1: T. Webb, G. Hostettler, D. Wilson, W. Stoner, B. Siewert, T. Cruse, P. Steele, R2: G. Graham, G. Willie, D. Branstetter, R. Harbin, T. Sutesman,J. Deaton, Mr. Gibson. , ,w; . ' ; -. - .5 ,$ W' ,Wm Fifth grade team: R1: B. Ballard, J. Fouts, T. Hostettler, L. Wampler, W. Burke, H. Isaac, R2: G. Graham, K. Sie- wert, P. Johnson, D. Young, T. Brandenburg, J. Fielding, R. Stutesman, Mr. Gibson. 37 Award Banquet Community Affairs The annual athletic banquet was different this year. It was a community affair and everyone was invited to bring a covered dish in order to share the feast, honors, and awards bestowed on the teams. Bob, Lynn, Jeff, Chris, Mark, and James display honor jackets and trophys. Mr. Sandifar presents J. Wiggam the free-throw trophy. K. Fields awards a trophy to forward P. Kincaid. C O I f the team had many new mem- bersjust starting their careers and carried the Mus- tang winning spirit to the end. G. Hammonds takes a swing. Senior T. Shackelford is putting. Golf team: L. Stricker, R. Parks, G. Hammonds, K. Wiggam, D. Ellenburg, J. McGinnis, coach. , ' . A hgx w . '9 '- 1V Hall Breaks Cross Country Record Sophomore runner Greg Hall set a new record of 12 minutes 42 seconds in the 2-mile run after beating his old record of 14 minutes 7 seconds. Kl , . Hall is astonished at his new record. T. Bowman comes to the end. R1: V. McPherson, B. Burgin, T. Dabney, R. Burke. R2: T. Bowman, G. Hall, E. Hatfield, Coach, M. Harbin, D. Wiggam. b D l i O 1' a 40 Tracksters Excel in All Events The track team was really busy preparing for conference meets with chryville. Medora. Fayettevillc. and Halton- ville. , r' T. Dabney lands for the longjump record. T. johnson makes the hurdles look easy. R1: S. Barton, A. Huttsell, S. Halcomb, R2: E. Kincer. B. Burgin, T. Bowman, G. Hall, T. Hobson.j. Taflinger. E. Giltner, S. Arthur, R3: M. Necessary, Coach, G. Schork, J. Perrine, L. Schork, C. Grayson, M. Willey, T. Shackel- ford, T. Johnson, K. Lorenz, T. Dabney B. Royalty, Coach. Hustle Marks Season Baseball Play Baseball at N.W. had its ups and downs this year. Good hitting and pitching never seemed to merge in the same game. Senior hurlcrs B. Ha11.J. Wiggam. and T. Dabncy controlled the pitching. ,3 wwm r J L ' ; 4' IQEL a V 'N ' , A ; ' 7, h, rwm ??X'QJV; w ,9 f ' , w. L ,5 , H A . ,f 3:241:11, 1.97 54'ng '1 Coach Smith studies the situation. Pitchch. Wiggam warms up for a game. R1: B. Gilbert. T. Dabncy. 5. Arthur. B. Hall. C. Chastain.J. Grayson, G. Wiggam. R2: N. Schafcr, D. Wiggam, K. Davis. T. Shackelford. C. Grayson.J. Wiggam. M. Harbin. R. Hostcttlcr. K. Matthews. G. Smith. Coach. K. Matthews doesnR seem to agree with the call. Players get instructions from Coach Smith. D. Wiggam waits for the ball. K. Davis attempts a pickoff at first. i n m 1 ' Q, A; an Girls Volleyball Impressive The Volleyball team held an impressive record of 9 wins. 2 losses. The senior members of the team were awarded let- ters at the athletic banquet. M. Bowyer marks the boundry lines. B. Baker. V. Layton, T. Huttsell and M. Bowyer kye the ball. R1: C. Ingram. D. Busscy. R. Sarver. M. Dake, L. White, M. Bowycr R2: L. Harbin, T. Huttsell, V. Layton, B. Bak- er, B. Parks, S. Henry, B. Speth, Coach. 44 Girls Are Great in Competition Under the direction of B. Speth the girls softball team was formed this year. Rain sometimes dampened the game and the girls spirit but when they played spirit was high. R1: S. Henry, C. Fitch, L. White, R. Sarver, D. Bussey, C. Kelley, B. Stoner, M. Dake, R2: B. Speth, Coach D. Bower, L. Harbin, B. Hawks, V. Layton, T. Huttsell, K. Carroll, T. Cravens, K. Stark, M. Powers. T. Cravens looks for the pitch. K- Carroll works for an Out. Girls Basketball New This Year Girls basketball was a new thing this year. This young team lacked experience and the season was disappointing but next year bcwarc opponcntsl! L. White receives a trophy and letter from B. Spcth. R1: T. Head. R. Pulliam. P. Willey. P. Turner. R. Brison. B.Gi1tncr. R2: C. Cherry. T. Hall. E. C1app.J. thhcrton. D. Raney. K. Bower. C. Pendygraft. Coach. 46 and Spirit Soars Spirit was a common word around NW this year. Everyone got in on the action and helped to boost the teams to victory. A parade was held to open the basketball season and every week the halls were decorated for the games. R. Carroll decorated the halls for a game. Sophomores had the best wall decorations. C. Nash and A. Huttsell are ready for the parade. Cheerleaders Lead Teams to Victory eeSky High Spirit was boosted by the cheerleaders as they led the Pep Club in such yells as eeGo Big Blue. The cheerleaders put on a skit during a pep session. Cheerleaders during flag ceremony. Varsity cheerleaders: G. Wiggam, T. Huttsell, S. Barton, K. Carroll, R. Carroll 3e Freshmen Cheerleaders: D. King, T. Cravens, R. Sarver, D. Bussey J.V. Cheerleaders: M. Isaac, B. Hawks. A. Walters, K. Stark Middle School Sets the Scene Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: P. Gilbert, L. White, B. Lindsey, C. Weddlc Eighth Grade Cheerleaders: C. Carroll, D. Arthur, K. Wiggam, L. Schindler '1 Fifth Grade Cheerleaders: L. Jones, K. Bower, L. Graebe Sixth Grade Cheerleaders: A. Netherton, P. Franklin, D. Vanover ORGANIZATIONS Pep Club Spreads the Spirit The Pop Club got a new co-sponsor. hyelled with glee and really got it on the move. Especially at the sectional thc storeotronic volume of Go Big Blue was heard throughout Madison. 1 w . h n i f v, Grief. disbelief. and stunned calm. C. Nash can't believe whaths happening. 5 .h ; .y M. Willey and T. Johnson keep the fun rolling. R1: B. Hawks, M. Isaac, K. Stark A. Walters, R2: K. Carroll, T. Huttsell, R. Carroll, S. Barton, G. Wiggam, M. Clapp, G. Graham, sponsors, R3: B. Cherry, K. Bussey, G. Keown, C. Nash, A. Huttsell, L. Lamb, K. Kelley, G. Zimmerman, R4: R. Huttsell, J. Barlow D. Bower, L. Stricker, G. Clapp, M. Helton, S. Halcomb, T. Hoyland, R5: L. Waters, S. Murphy, K. Stewart, K. Davis, C. Fitch, M. Varney, R6: R. Weatherford, L. Richards, S. Fields, J. Gill, J. Bower. H. Miller, R7: C. Cherry, K. Bower, R. Gregory, T. Holmes, M. Dake, D. Bower, R8: R. Saver, L. White, C. Ingram, D. Arthur, K. Wiggam, K. Dean, K. Whitt. These Sophomore girls put on a skit during Spirit Week? Everyone is in the action. Science Club Earns Funds The first thought that comes to mind when you mention TTScience Club, would have to be Jhdoughnutsy The mem- bers had a hsweeth fund raising project as they roamed the halls pleading sChocolate, Glazed, Powdered----buy someW The annual Science Fair, held in March, enticed oner fancy with chemical cake and a TTsteamingJ, cup of coke. B. Cleveland has an experiment. Science Fair judges scrutinize the projects. R1: D. Bower, M. Dake, T. Huttsell, L. White, C. Fitch, C. Grayson, K. Matthews, H. Schafer, J. Wiggam, R2: J Bower, J. Barlow, D. Bower, M. Bowyer, B. Morgan, T. Branstetter, J. Taflinger, C. Sherrell, R3: K. Bussey, R. Wal- ters, V. Hatfield, K. Whitehead, R. Weatherford, D. Bower, Mr. Cleveland, Sponsor, R. Graves 8e D. Shepard. 1'3. Honor Club Initiates New Members The Honor Club presented a Thanksgiving program for the student body. entitled '1 am Glad. Sixteen new mem- bers were installed in the club during a spring candlelight service. Honor Society member Cathy Nash is shown tapping candidate Bonnie Baker. R.1: Howard Schafer, Bruce Morgan, R2: Virginia Hatfield, Sheila Morgan. Patty Greene, Vicky Bare, R3: Mary Bowyer, Cathy Nash. Teresa Branstetter. ' i F 0 s r. wt. tn. ! 7' ? 5;. V i Q 5 o ' q a . .4. . 9., 1 French Club Studies Foreign Culture The French Club held a Frcnch Club Day in an effort to make students more aware of the French language and culture by setting up French displays. The club held a car wash to raise money to help build an African school. .1 5w s B. Baker is president of the club. K. Arthur waits for the next car at the car wash. R1: K. Arthur. S. Morgan. Miss O Danic1. Sponsor. T. Huttsell, S. Halcomb, B. Baker, R2: R. Gregory, T. Branstet- . tan. Bower. M. Varncy. B. Parks, R3: G. Hammond. C. Grayson, R. Parks, R4: P. Murray, J. Gill, M. Worley, K. E Stark. S. Barton, B. Branstetter. V. Bare. R5: D. Brison. B. Morgan. G. Wiggam, V. McPherson. R6: D. Stark, G. . Smith. D. Reis. D. Ross, R. Donahue , . .31.,- Art Club Holds Festival Art has taken an interesting step forward in the ucommunityts eye? The students formed an Art Club which held an Art Festival. They exhibited and sold pottery, woven rugs, paintings, candles, etc. All the items sold were made by the art students. The profit was used to buy needed art equipment. M. Harbin displays one of the handmade rugs that was on display at the Art Festival. R1: D. Bussey, T. Filburn, D. Bratcher, K. Franklin, V. Hatfield, B. Parks, B. Hall, S. Henry, H. Weatherford, Mr. Bauer, Sponsor, R22 L. Richards, D. Bower, S. Scott, R. Clapp, V. McPherson, S. Bowyer, R. Collins, M. Reynolds, R. Willey, L. Brison, L. Carlisle, R3: R. Ison, J. Robison, R. Walters, K. Carroll, K. Arthur, B. Compton, S. Sexton, V. Layton, P. Purlee, E. Waters, G. Smith, R4: D. McCoy,J. Clapp, R. Brown, S. Fields, M. Powers, T. Huttsell, T. McCellan, J. Barlow,J. Taflinger, D. Bower GAAGirIs Play. . .Well The G.A.A., under the direction of Miss Brenda Speth, held inter squad games of volleyball, softball, and kickball. The G.A.A. participants received matching T-shirts and the Senior members received awardjackets. S. Barton gets GAA involved in Spirit. J. Bower and D. Bower concentrate on the play. R1: J. Bower, C. Fitch, K. Bussey, C. Ingram, L. White, J. Graves, D. Bower, M. Dake, R2: R. Sarver, L. Harbin, S. Henry, S. Fields, V. Layton, B. Baker, B. Parks, M. Bowyer, T. Huttsell, S. Halcomb, S. Barton, Miss Speth 60 New Chess Club Isa Big Asset Another asset to hclub-rowh this year was a new chess club. It was organized under the direction oer.Cleve1and. The students met before school on Thursday mornings. played chess and discussed plans for up-coming tournaments. T. Branstetter questions her next move. R. Weatherford and H. Schafer match wits. R1: L. Schork, C. Sherrell, M. Bowyer, T. Branstetter, B. Hawks, G. Schork, T. Huttsell, R2: K. Kincer, R. Kinder, M. Worley, L. Lamb, D. Bower, B. Dickey, j. Robison, R. Huttsell, L. Sanders, C. Chastian, B. Hall, L. Greonen- boom, L. Stricker, D. Keown Staffer's Do Their Own Thing With 7 Getting a head start for the 1974 yearbook and paper the HstalffcfsH scnt editors. Sheila Henry and Andrena Hut- tscll. to a summer workshop at Northwood. This was onc of those days -Wdll always remember. 1 R1: B. Baker, C. Nash, S. Henry, K. Stewart, T. Holmes, D. Bower, R2: K. Bussey, V. Bare, K. Carroll, S. Henry, D. Ross. R. Walters. V.Hatflc1d, M. Dakc. R3: L. Harbin, A. Huttsell, K. Matthews D. Bower. L. Sanders, T. Cum- ; mins, G. Schork. D. Franklin. S. Fields. , wag; - , a M7 ,Yearbook and Newspaper I After months of hardwork the annual and paper staff members took a break and saw Madison High SchooPs play, uFiddler on the Roof? . R1: D. Bratchcr, E. Giltncr, Y. York, J. Hostettler, C. Shcrrill. R2: H. Weatherford, D. King, V. Bare, K. Carroll, G. Wiggam, S. Halcomb, T. Holmes, R. Collins. R3: R. Walters, V. Hatfleld, S. Henry, C. Nash, B. Baker, A. Huttsell, ' M. Dakc. D. Bower,J. Combs. R4: S. Morgan, T. Ison, T. Hobson, T. Cummins, L. Sanders, C. Grayson, K. Stewart, M. Reynolds. The staff diligently working to get it all together. FFA Kept Busy Every Minute FFA was really on the move and enjoying every minute. The sweetheart dance, donkey basketball game and F A Banquet really kept them hopping. . 'qumeu e e e u n ' I . m unweeteet 'Mkmduueteu u. hapueeeteee u'mhw-Ve e e .u n 'u. x Iu have eeuu:e , : udtreeeh:;e...eg. j e'itthveh.-eeeneee1 rhubfkttuetueeae- J. Moody awards J. Clapp his senior plaque during the FFA Banquet. R. 150T! seems to be looking for a place to go. FFA R1: D. Bower, T. Hobson, S. Arthur, M. Barton, J. Scott, B. Stoner, J. Moody, Sponsor. R2: K. Dean, T. Bow- man, S. Scott, R. Burke, W. Davis, J. Morgan, D. Stark, J. Taflinger, L. Groenenboom, K. Bratcher. R3: M. Schind- ler, L. Carlisle, R. Huttsell, D. Casey, D. Franklin, D. Burgin, M. Griffith, G. Clapp, B. Hall, R. Keown, A. McDaniel, P. Giltner, D. Helton, R. Hines, D. Abbott, B. Burgin. R4: T. Brown, R. Ison, K. Davis, J. Robison, D. Hines, S. Hel- ton, G. Waters, N. Noble, L. Richards, R. Hostettler. R5: D. Ballard, M. Turner, M. Helton, M. Greene, B. White, J. Clapp, W. Isaac, L. Lamb, L. Brison, T. Dean. FHA Learns. . . Donate to Charity It was once said that tttoo many cooks spoil the broth.H But not in this club. The FHA members participated in fix- ing Christmas baskets for the elderly shutins. furnished a coat-check at home ballgames for a moneyemaking project, 3 , and invited other Chapters to visit our school. The climax of the year was the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet held in May with Congressman Lee Hamilton as speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Elgan help the FHA girls at the coat check. FHA R1: D. Bussey, T. Holmes, S. Morgan, C. Nash, K. Stewart, M. Varney, T. Huttsell, R. Carroll, R2: T. Head, D. Raney, B. Giltner, J. Elgan, Sponsor, D. Brading, B. Purlee, K. Wiggam. .L QASHINGTUN semi. 23w, ECLARK COUNTY 35220322; 23 QOUST 2' 2 . suprkm22nbgn? 52pA-Rocgp-F SCHOOL: TRUSTEES :3 : .? PRESIDENT VICE PRES1GEN' 'SECRFTARY MEMBER MEMRhR MLMBER MEMBER MEMBER 'MPMBFR ATTORNlV o,4 A AMan of the Times. .. . A man who dealt with people and for people. A man whose ability as a school administrator has won acclaim beyond the confines of our community: member of State Board of PTA; Chairman ofjuvenile Rights Com- mittee; first President of Men,s organization ofTodd- Dickey Parish, also member and Elder ofPresbyterian Church. A man of progress-an apt description of Mr. Bakefs years at NWHS . . . In the 60,5 he was included in WHCYS WHO IN EDUCATION . . . In 1955 two ele- mentary rooms were added . . . In 1967 the new high school wing opened; 1968 vocational department and shop developed . . . 1972 new and expanded vocational department and shop addition; also library expansion . . . 1973 home economics department expanded . . . and the new gym got underway,- January 1973 it was completed. Mr. Baker as principal with 40 years in school work, 39 years in administrative capacity; decid- ing policies; insuring well-balanced activity; functioning; reiIising; solving problems involving everyone at school . . . retiring . . . leaving behind his achievements to speak for themselves. The man who had faith in students and could say tTm proud of youit . . . the man who wanted to know his students and his students to know him . . . THE MAN MR. I. L. BAKER, principal, New Washing- ton School, 23 years. A man of the times . . . Mr. 1. L. Baker. Mr. Baker is greeted by an old friend itToadiy Evans. A silver tray from the faculty I ' t .' I'is tun t....n-no N .ilt' i'llsclOO. st 'HaooovoOaJe-s om....q..ox i ., 'i'n'HAcouhq . Hotoaootunuw 'Hltoooootiuuuw '.'. 'ouoouun ..tH' iooooumuk',ur . 1009' A. AV xxvtstt H t ,Hnn'unonnn' .' Hun ,t H' ?'H'Hoviiyyci .'HH.......c 4 inurosls0i' toroH ...I..OO 1 The PTA and Alumni Association jointly presented a portrait of-Mr. Baker to the school. is presented by J. McGinnis. Mr. Baker talks with Superintendent Carter. wwwm 'V r Kathy Stewart Is Basketball Queen One of thc highlights of the basketball season was the queen coronation. Senior Kathy Stewart was named 1973- 1974 basketban queen. junior Candidate: Teresa Holmes Escort: Bruce White Freshman Candidate: Sally May Escort: Robbie Huttscll h l Sophomore Candidate: Bobbie Branstettcr Escort: Marion Willey Flower Girl: Debbie Worley Escort: Jeff Graebe Leah Ann White Crowned Queen Walter Isaacls King of Prom 1-2 ; : - 5; 1? V ;' ' Hi .. .. 0.1-: w? . ' ,r. . i i 3 ' ! Y p JJLLV.' v nutritilll ------N.A IOOQQ'QQ ! i'lI'. -jw .- N H n h N n W I I , . . G. Tucker and R. Sullivan enjoy the prom. D. Bower, S. May T. Bowman and D. Bower listen to the band. J. Robison and B. Speth dance to the music. M. Hall and K. Stark canht believe theyhre at the prom. Sweetheart Dance Held in Old Gym The Sweetheart dance this year was one of the money raising projects for the FFA club. ,w . Senior candidate A. Huttsell Junior candidate T. Huttsell FFA Sweetheart S. Barton Enjoying the Sweetheart dance. Charley's Aunt. . .Exciting This year's selection for the annual all school play, hCharleyis Auntii was held April 26. The play centered around Charlcyis Aunt tWalter Isaaci and her many schemes. Jill OiDaniel directed and presented this entertainment for the student body and the public. R. Weatherford, M. Vamey, and S. Morgan study their lines. K. Arthur and H. Schafer during a part in iiCharleyis Aunt. W. Isaac was the star of iiCharleyis Aunt. t Worker's Aid NWHS Students A part of the success of N.W.H.S. stems from the workers who contributed their time and effort to bencfit the stu- dents. B. Stoner is the office bookkeeper and treasurer. R. Bowman is employed as Mr. Islers secretary. Nurse T. Eisenhower tests K. Deants vision. Mrs. Compton and Mrs. Everett did .F me -V: 'zu-uum hm-vvb 7wbunm, ' g s P by S llllurt 13' I 61111111 tonl Dedll Of Boy 5- Iledllll dlld S CCCh dCfLLtS dre Checked Ivl C g . r M ' ll elt, e am. 1 . r for Stud HES e l G. Barnes 13 gUlddnCC COU S ' at N. . :33 .a h RQ$I 55: 2:3. 0 a o a .. uniors Have Gigantic Plans 1? Mike Barton 1 Richard Bohannan David Bower Dorene Bower Janie Bower Andrea Brown Robert Burgin Jimmy Campbell I x Rhonda Carroll ; Gary Clapp Anthony Cole Rita Collins Terry Crumley Melissa Dake Kenneth Davis Billy Durham Siblye Fields Robert Fox David Franklin Chris Grayson The Junior class officers are Presi- dent-Mike Helton; Vice President- Bruce Morgan; Secretary-Teresa Holmes; Treasurer-Kenny Davis; Reporters-Chris Grayson and Clif- ford Sherrell. ey' Yes, weere planning. We,re planning to try to make the world a better place by deciding what we want out of life and what we can offer to the world. What a way to go. Mickey Greene Dorece Hall James Hall Clarence Hamner Michael Helton Teresa Holmes Tammy Huttsell Robert Ison Thelma Ison Kathy Jenkins Lero Johnson Ran y Jones Barbara Jupin Anthony Kelley Dale Keown Scotty Laxton Rickey May Debbie McCoy Bruce Morgan Pamela Murray Garry Newby Noland Noble Mary Reynolds Lonnie Richards Clifford Sherrell Benjamin Stricker Larry Stricker Bruce White Kathy Whitehead 81 Sophomores. . . Keep in Step , Stanley Arthur Peggy Ballard James Barlow Sheri Barton Anita Boling Dale Bower Terry Bowman Sandra Bowyer Bobbi Branstetter Kendall Bratcher Donald Brison Lecia Brison Lonis Brison Glen Brown Douglas Burgin Kimberly Bussey Alex Carlisle David Casey Susan Carroll Lanny Compton Terry Dean Rita Donahue Delton Ellenburg Michael Griffith Lonnie Groenenboom Sandra Halcomb Greg Hall Marcus Harbin Samuel Helton Steve Holmes Randy Hostetler Willy Isaac Terry Johnson Donnie Jones Ronnie Jones More changes than wehve ever seen in our lives. But we dontt yearn for the ttgood old days? We liked the changes and proved we got more in 74. J 82 With Changing Times Tenth grade officers are President-Sheri Barton; Vice President-Bobbi Branstetter; Secretary-Karen Stark; Treas- ; urer-Susie Halcomb; Reporter-Gina Wiggam. Cathy Kelley Rick Kinder Earlene Lewis Kevin Lorenz Adrian May Helene Miller Rick Paris Ricky Parks Patricia Reis Terry Richey Debra Ross Carolyn Schindler Marilyn Schindler Garry Schork Larry Schork Loretta Shepherd Betty Singer Gary Smith Karen Stark Joseph Taflinger Jerry Vest Anita Walters Glenn Waters Gina Wiggam Keith Wiggam Marion Willey Freshmen . . .Also Work for More ? David Abbott Gary Bohanan Deborah Bratcher Robbie Brison Basil Brown Robin Brown Ricky Burke Debbie Bussey Carl Chastain Barry Cherry Randy Clapp i LaRita Compton ! Tammy Cravens : Wayne Davis L Keith Dean Billy Dickey gx Janet Donahue Michael Durham Robert F ields Teah Filburn Kimberly Franklin Becky Gilbert Jeffrey Gill Phillip Giltner Janet Graves Jeffrey Grayson Randolf Gregory Linda Groenenboom The Freshman class officers are President-Robert Fields; Vice President-Bessie Hawks; Secretary-Becky Gilbert; Treasurer- 1 Rick Keown; Reporter-Debbie King. Freshmen have more poise and more confidence this year. The gobblins of doubt and uncertainty donk worry them. They know that by working together thefll have a good year. Geoffrey Hammond Christy Harbin Luanne Harbin Bessie Hawks David Helton Shelly Henry 1 Roger Hines l Tammy Hoyland f I Robby Huttsell Teresa Huttsell Carol Ingram Margaret Isaac Lisa Ison Rick Keown Deborah King Sherman Lamb Janice Mauk Sally May Terry McClellan Allen McDaniel Vance McPherson Jeffrie Morgan Samuel Murphy John Perrine Jane Powers Rhonda Sarver i Nancy Schafer 1 Sherrill Scott Delmar Stark Nora Stoner Bernice Tripure David Waters Lyman Waters Diane Watson Holly Weatherford Barry Weddle Duane Wiggam Cindy Willey Robert Willey Ricky Willie Michael Worley 86 8th Grade. . .Are Moving on $ Debbie Arthur 9g? f Cathy Ballard Timmy Ballard Kevin Barton Charles Bohannan Sharon Boling Gregory Bower Karen Bower Dimity Brading Deanna Brandt Dwayne Bratcher Jenny Brison Robin Brison Ricky Brown The truckefs strike may have made the head- lines in '74, but ware not striking. Weke moving on an and we won t stop until we ve reach- ed the top. Charles Cherry Ellen Clapp Ronnie Clapp Michael Collins Billy Cooley Johnny Dake Kathy Dean Donald Deaton Anita DeVary Roger Farmer Eddie Franklin Beverly Giltner David Graebe Donnie Graebe Diana Gregory Jackie Griffith Tamera Hall Kimberly Harbin Kim Harris Suzanna Harris Teresa Head Nicky Brown Steve Brown Theresa Burch Eddie Burgin Debra Carlisle Cathy Cherry The eighth grade officers are President-Pete White- head; Vice President Ed- die Franklin; Secretary- Pam Turner; Treasurer- Carole Shaw; Reporter- Dwayne Bratcher. Betty Hendricks Chris Holmes Nathan Holmes Sandy Huttsell Gloria Keown James Kincaid Phillip Kincaid Lydia Layton Duane Mason Tina Moreland Jayne Netherton Nelson Noble Rory Noble Russell Paris Dina Raney Rex Reynolds Stephen Robison Donald Rose James Ross Doug Sarver Loretta Schindler John Scott Wayne Scott Carole Shaw Jeffery Steele Rickey Stricker David Stutesman Pam Turner Jay Walters f Deborah Wentworth 3 Peter Whitehead 1 Kathy Whitt Kelly Wig am Randy Wi lie ; Doris Woods Tommy Wright Gladys Zimmerman ; 88 7th Graders Work for Tomorrow Turning out the classroom lights revealed the spirit of things in 74. Conserving lights, gasoline, etc. was arpersonal and patriotic duty during the energy crisis. Eddie Abbott Keith Baird Marissa Bare David Barton Brenda Bohannan Judy Boling Jimmy Bowman Chandra Brison David Burgin Sandy Carlisle Kelly Cartright Tina Casey Melinda Caudill Pamela Cherry Lori Clapp Timothy Cole Lance Compton Sonya Fields George Fussnecker Patricia Gilbert Eddie Giltner Joy Hawks Cammy Holder Vicki Holder Dennis Johnson Danny Jones Claireen Kemp Eddie Kincaid Mark Kincaid Nancy Lauter Jeannie Layton Betty Lindsey Carla Lowe Allan Mason I Jimmy May Betty McCoy Ann McGuyer Tony Meek Vonda Miller I: Jo Ann Mudd Kathy Rose Jeff Ross ' Steve Ross en Scott Rush i. Timmy Saylor Brenda Shaw Tammy Shifflet Tommy Spencer Mark TaHinger . V Samuel Taflinger 9 'h The officers were really kept busy this year planning their class party. The seventh grade officers are: President- Lance Compton; Vice President-Sonya Fields; Secretary-Cindy Weddle; Treasurer-Betty Lindsey; Reporter- Yancy York and Eddie Giltner. Brian Taylor Qt Martin Wells 0 Theresa Ward Cindy Waddle t g Wanda Walker Lesa White Derwin Wigam Randy Wil ey f 87 Rebecca Willey Yancy York 6th Grade Lucy Abbott a 3g 2 Randy Allred : ' Daniel Atwell Dwayne Barr Bonnie Bohanan Karen Bohanan Joseph Brading Doug Branstetter Brian Bratcher Timothy Brown David Cain Todd Carroll Cindy Clampitt Saundra Cleffman Charles Cochran David Cole Janet Creel Timothy Cruse Sharla Davis Todd Dean Jeff Deaton Brian Dieterlen Lisa Fergison Brenda Fields Peggy Franklin Bernice Freels Tina Hall Teresa Hammond Randall Harbin Howard Harris Lisa Hayse Cheryl Helton Vickie Henderson Mike Holmes William Holder Jeffrey Hostetler Kelly Hostetler Greg Hostetler Mickey Huttsell Jonnie Huttsell Cheryl Johnson Maurenna Johnson . . re Half Way I ! Six years done-six more to go and we,ve got more confldence now in ,74 because of the experiences we had our flrst year in middle school. William Kincer Barbara King Sharon Lauter Michael Mason Bonnie McClellan 2 Martha McPherson i Donna Meek Marita Miller Franklin Moreland Rose Mudd Ann Netherton Janet Reis David Reynolds John Reynolds Jimmy Rivers Lisa Robison Regina Robison Lonnie Robison Susannah R011 Kathy Sherrell William Siewert .r. - Sixth grade officers: President-Barbara King Vice President Martha McPherson; Secretary-Peggy Franklin;Trea- surer-Doug Branstetter; Reporter-Jeff Hostetler. Kenton Steele Paul Steele Wade Stoner Daniel Stoner Lorne Stricker James Stutesman Tommy Stutesman Debbie Vanover Russell Vanover Carlos Vest I I T odd Webb Teresa Weston Doug Wilson Chris Willie Robin Woods Brenda Zimmerman Elementary AdministratorHeads. . . Each morning principal Paul Gibson greets New Washington Elementary students with a friendly smile. Mr. Gibsonk concern for student welfare makes him adept at his task. , a. nu nvm .. , . M.- .. v. , 1 ., 1?; '..-- .- ... m w ,e k . E -. Wm... manna zawuo n WV... 3 ,. 33... ... us; Teachers aids are Dorothy Fields, Shirley White, Alberta Lawrence sorts rr 92 Well Run School Mr. Gibson's secretary. Mrs. Burke. and the teachers aids help in various ways to contribute to efficiency in the school. a u o o a. 4+4 ; Karen Clapp and Alberta Lawrence. jack Harris is custodian at the elementary school. material for the classes. Carol Burke is Mr. Gibsonk secretary. Grade School Keeps 0n Truckin. . . My mom just cank believe how much Pm learning, and its fun too. Ijust cank wait to get home to tell her what Pve done today. A new technique of learning, Special Education, has been set under the direction of Mrs. Teresa Pendleton. t . Robbie Abbott . . , e ,- ; L, Theresa Bohannan George Cochran Jerry Fouts George Haulk .. .um-n canny? . hm .. . .... . m, Maudie Layton Thomas Mason Reanna Money Illa Robison Donald Vest Raymond Vest Tina Wooldridge Jenny Worley Goldie Zimmerman Linda Ballard Kimberly Barr Linda Boley Carla Brison Tina Brown William Bussey Kar ol Clampitt Mary Cox William Dean Steve Dieterlen John Fielding Melissa Fields James Fouts Michael Freels Cynthia Goodwin Gary Hendricks Donna King Sandra Layton Stephen Lewellen Jeff Meek Wendell Morland Camilla Neal Richard Powell Lori Robison 5th Grade Learns. . .There's a ! Jill Ross Tony Scott Robert Stutesman Lori Taflinger Grace Zimmerman . .l . 3'.'.90 0.. Illalllgiil IllbI-II-Iu- lilanvlilu' Iflau'P!llu . - Time for Work and a Time for Play Mr. Robison and Mrs. Deppe tend to keep their fifth graders busy as bees? but the students often find time to buzz around and be themselves! m 8W , e .0 Lane Ater Bobbie Baker Troy Brandenburg Walter Brown Alan Carlisle Randa Cartright Jimmy Caudill Bill Filburn Lisa Franklin Stephanie Harbin John Hobson Hu h Holder Bo bi Hostetler Hank Isaac Lisa jones Lottie Kelley Tina Kincaid Sarah Layton Todd Lowe William Miller Lisa Powell Annette Shepherd Kenneth Siewert Reginald Tucker Jeffery Vest Mike Wentworth Gladys Whitt Virginia Willey 97 98 4th Graders Enjoy. . Fourth grade students never get tired of doing things together. Whether ifs classwork or a project, Mrs. Hill can easily get her students interested. mm n m M! r . Larry Ater Gayla Atwell Annette Boyer Pamela Bratcher Troy Caudill Mitchell Clapp w Stephanie Cleffman John Cole Mike Dickey Virginia Filburn Mark Hostetler Ronda Hostetler Philip Johnson Rita Kahl Karen Kincer Joseph Madera Ronnie May Jeffery McGuyer David Money David North Rhonda Reynolds Phillip Robison Tammy Robison Shannon Steele Lana Vest Larry Wampler John Waters Barbara Willey Rebecca Wills Theresa Zimmerman . Doing Things Together School seems awful at times, for instance, when Mr. Wann has homework assignments. But there its also fun and ex- citing times as the tension mounts in ball games. Sandra Abbott Tony Ballard William Ballard Karol Bower h Margie Bower Brenda Bowyer Wyatt Burke Scharley Carter Joseph Cartwright Ronnie Cox Douglas Davidson Mark Fielding Melody Fields Paula Gill Ricky Goforth Troy Head Mona Hendricks Mark Hi bie Cathy Ho der Kevin Hostetler Timothy Hostetler Donita Keown Neyland McClellan The resa Money Lee Neal William Netherton Anita Reis Linda Robison Mark Rose Leisa Shaw Lisa Smith Gre gory Wiggam 100 Christine Cherry Tony Clampitt Brian Clapp Mark Clapp Suzanne Cravens David Davis Kimberly DeCamp Jeanette Dicke Doug Gofort Jeffrey Graebe Susan Hammond Phillip Helton John H ooker David Kavanough Mark Kemp Lisa Kerner Leroy King Cheryl Lore nz Timo thy Martin Wayne May Cindy Rose Lori Siewert Timothy Webb Debby Worley 3rd Grade Steps. . . V Terance Bailey Steven Bohannan Kenneth Boling Into the World The third grade, under the direction of Mrs. Amy Jo Burnett and Mrs. Diane Davis, are settling down for work as they offer a helping hand for preparation and 'analeze some questions in group sessions. Thomas Barton Brenda Bastian Ronnie Bowyer Carolyn Brison Steven Cartright Lisa Cole Roger Crum ! Karen Dean Marvin Dieterlen Robert Franklin Paul Garrett Peg Goodwin Mar Hayse James Helton Tamilla Holder Dale Huttsell David Jones Anna Layton John Madera Charles McKenna Kenneth North 3 Cathy Powers Elizabeth Stone Lora Stutesman Michael Willinger wwmw Vtrwawmzwzgz 2nd Grade. . . It's Hard to Concentrate Learning is exciting but confusing as shown here by these students. Ey .9 , 1.233. 5; Louis Ater Doug Bowling Tambra Bussey Martha Carter Aron Cherry David Clapp Michael Cla p Thomas Fel ows Travis F ritts Jeffrey Hall Brent Hoffmeister Jeffery Kahl Terr Kincer Doy e Miller Dorcas Moreland Mark Morgan Johnny Powell Debbra Pulliam Daniel Stoner Ronald Tucker Stephen Tucker Chris Wills Mary Zollman 102 . All the Time Chris Amick Bradley Bastian Turning out the lights can be fun, whether learning with the over-head projector orjust closing our eye? and imagining all sorts of things. Carl Brison Tony Bussey Jennifer Compton Tony Doane Laura Franklin Rebecca Hall Todd Higbie Wayne Hovatter Scott Huttsell Darryl Johnson Lisa Layton Scott Meadors Donna Murphy Kenneth Powers Cathy Pulliam Michael Sandifar David Stoner Glenna Taflinger Steven Wells Mary Zimmerman 1st Graders Enjoy Learning. . . Mrs. Reynolds makes learning fun as she tells a story or explains a lesson. Teresa Carlisle Tracy Clampitt Michelle Clapp Susan Cleffman Timmie Cochran Tom Cooper Richard Crum Jacqueline Hall Abby Harris Randall Henricks Anna Holder Greg Johnson Troy May Melissa McGuyer William North Thomas Stewart Marsha Taflinger Anthony Washnock Tony Williams Beth Willinger f in a New and Busy Atmosphere N...- I James Clapp Sheila Clapp Beth Ann Cochran ' '1 ' V. , LarryDean , l .- ,fj, , Janice Dickey ,x. . A . ' , . L' Kevin Eaglin ' -' ' : ' ' Betty Fussnecker Connie Graebe Chris Graves Paul Grayson Mary Jane Jenkins Robert Lindemayer Denise Martin Roy Rivers Robert Robison Laura Rush Terri Shaw Robbie Siewert Debra Smith Pat Willey v - w..-.u 106 Who Said School Wasn't Fun? Kindergarten students often look bewildered and wonder what theyWe gotten into . . theyql soon find what the extra curricular activities have to offer. Leo Barr Donna Barton Frederick Boling David Bower Mickey Bower Richard Boyer Rhonda Clapp Melissa Crace Teresa Crum Larry Doane Rebecca F ellows Gary Goodwin Kelley Graves Kimberly Hall Jason Hebner Beth Hoffmeister Tonja Kemp Richard Kerner William Layton Troy McMillen Carl Miles Crystal Money James Murphy Todd N oble Maya Rogers Alevia Shaw Michael Snelling Donna Stutesman Ann Wampler Melissa Welty Tammy Wiggam Bryan Wills . but like the older students, More Enthusiasm and Interest in '74 Hoosier Hysteria catches on early at our school. See we made a basket. Behind the Scene Personnel In a friendly and cheerful atmosphere. the cafeteria workers served the students their daily lunches while the custo- dians work to keep the school in shape. Cafeteria Manager. Mrs. johnson, has a busy day every Taking time out to enjoy a birthday. day supervising the food for 800. Members of the cafeteria staff: L to R M. Powers, J. Vest, L. Helton. O. Smith, V. Graebe, J. King, B. Womack, A. 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We have taken all that NWHS has to offer. We came to the end. Now we must make our own decisions and face many new experiences. Dr. Carter congratulates K. Matthews. S. Henry gives J. Robison a good luck kiss. M. Turner shows up for commencement on crutches. K. Brown sings at Baccalaureate and Honors Day. L. Sanders class President, relaxes during Honors Day Program., V. Hatfield, Salutatorian, advises seniors to express their Class Valedictorian, H. Schafer, talks to senior M. opinions. Bowyer. Honor Program Held May 23,1974 The underclassmcn in the Honor Society planned and presented a program honoring the seniors who had received sch olarships an d a wards. S. Morgan received the DAR and Betty Crocker award. Seniors C. Nash, K. Stewart, and S. Morgan received honorary plaques in FHA. Ma Jfluld . VINNJ B. Hall and M. Varney are Mr. and Miss NWHS. A. Huttsell received the PTA scholarship. V. Hatfleld, R. Walters, C. Nash were chosen outstanding J- Wiggam received an athletic scholarship to Southern business students. Idaho, Twin Falls. N m , Senior Year Ends. Kevin Arthur Bonnie Baker Danny Ballard Janet Ballard Vickie Bare Dennis Bower Mary Bowyer Teresa Branstetter Terry Brown Ray Cain Kathy Carroll James Clapp Michael Clapp Lander Compton Terry Cummins Timmy Dabney Kathy Brown Donahue Christy Fitch Belinda Gill Patty Greene Lionel Groenenboom Robert Hall Willis Hammond Virginia Hat field Sheila Henry Aubrey Hicks Linda Hines Ted Hobson Andrena Huttsell Walter Isaac Vicky Layton Kim Matthews Sheila Morgan Cathy Nash Brenda Parks Pauletta Purlee James Robison Lynn Sanders Howard Schafer Martin Schindler 139 . . W mum. Busy Seniors Fly Through Final Year Sue Ann Sex ton Tommy Shackclford Donald Shepherd . Barbara Spcnccr ' Kathy Stewart Rcbccca Stewart ; Billy Stoncr d Gail Tucker , Massi Turner Marga rct Varncy Rcchcll Walters 1 l 1 Carolyn Waters Ethel Waters Ransc Wcathcrford Leah Ann White Jeff Wiggam 140 T. Cummins seems pleased about something-graduation L. Groenenboom takes a break from everything. maybe? A. Huttscll has a serious talk with K. Arthur. Seniors Stats K. ARTHUR: Honor Society 4; Drama 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Freshman Cheerleader;J.V. Cheerleader 2; Boy1s State Delegate; Medical Club 1; Pep Club 2; Art Assistant 4 B. BAKER: Pep Club 1,2,3,4;MedicalC1ub 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; President 4; Treasurer 3; Honor So- ciety 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Volleyball 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Science Club 2; Drama Club 3,4 D. BALLARD: FFA 2,3,4; Soil Judging 4; Cross Coun- try 3; Class Tourney 2,3,4; All Star Team 4 J. COMBS: Medical Careers Club 2; GAA 2,3; Chorus 4 V. BARE: Class Vice President 1; Student Advisary 1; French Club 1,2,3; Librarian 1,2; Frosh Cheerleader; Pep Club 1; FHA 2; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Drama 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Secretary 3,4; Basket- ball Stat. 4 D. BOWER: Class Treasurer 1; Basketball 1,2; Basket- ball Manager 3; Science Club 4; Art Club 4; FFA 1,2, 3; Speech Contest 1; Baseball 1 M. BOWYER: Latin Club 1; French Club 2,3; Histori- an 3; Science Club 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Treas- urer 2; Class Secretary 2; Vice President 3; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3; Basketball Stat. 4; Annual Staff 3; Pa- per Staff 3; Frosh Cheerleader; Chess Club 4; FFA Sweetheart 3; Drama Club 3,4 T. BRANSTETTER: Honor Society 2,3,4; President 4; French Club 2,3,4; Vice President 3; Secretary 4; Sci- ence Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Basketball Stat. 4; Chess Club 4; Librarian 4; Girls State Delegate 3; Volleyball 3; GAA 3; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1; Medical Club 1; Sec- retary 1; Latin Club 1 T. BROWN: FFA 1,2,3,4 R. CAIN: Mr.Junior K. CARROLL: Class Secretary 1;Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Art Club 4; GAA 3; Volleyball 3; Softball 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Class President 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Miss December Can- didate 1; Librarian 1,2 J. CLAPP: FFA 1,2,3,4 M. CLAPP: FFA 1,2 L. COMPTON: Science Lab. Assis- tant 4 T. CUMMINS: Baseball 4 T. DABNEY: Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Baseball 4 K. DONAHUE: FHA 2; French Club 2,3; Pep Club 1; Paper Staff 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4 C. FITCH: GAA 2,3,4; Vice Presi- dent 3; Speech Club 2; French Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Soft- ball 3,4; Librarian 4; RE. Helper 4 B. GILL: French Club 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; Health Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Drama 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 3,4 P. GREENE: Latin Club 1; French Club 2,3: GAA 1; Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 L. GROENENBOOM: Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff3: Science Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 4 R. HALL: FFA 1,2,3,4; Vice President 2; French Club 2; Art Club President 4; Chess Club President 4: Class Vice President 4; Wittiest 1881 Mr. NWHS; Cross Coun- try 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4 V. HATFIELD: Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff4; Sci- ence Club 1,2,3; Reporter 2: Secretary 3; French Club 1,2; Art Club 4; Treasurer 4; FHA Treasurer 2; Pep Club 4; Student Tutor 1,2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Miss Junior; Class Reporter 3; Regional Science Fair 2; Dra- ma 3; NEDT Certificate of Educational Development 1 S. HENRY: Pep Club 1; French Club 1,2,3; Medical Club 2; Secretary 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Yearbook Edi- tor 4; Paper Staff 3,4; FHA 1,2; Art Club 4: Secretary 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 1; Volleyball 3; Pom Pom Girl 1; GAA 1,3 A. HICKS: FFA1,2,3 L. HINES: FHA 2; GAA 2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Medical Club 1,2; Chorus 1 W. HAMMOND: Silver Creek 1,2,3; New Washington 4 T. HOBSON: FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4: Cutest 1581 A. HUTTSELL: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Medical Club 1,2;Annua1 Staff3,4;Paper Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4: Track Stat. 4 W. ISAAC: Cross Country 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Medical Club 2,3; Drama 3,4; French Club 1; Honor Band 1,2,3 4 V. LAYTON: Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Art Club 4; Medical Club 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Teacher1s Aid 4 K. MATTHEWS: J.V. Basketball 1,2; Science Club 1,4; 4; Treasurer 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Science Fair 4 ...;-V, ,., S. MORGAN: Class Vice President 2: Secretary 4: Honor Society 2.3.4; Treasurer 4: French Club 2.3.4: Reporter 4; FHA 2.3.4; Historian 3: Secretary 4: Pep Club 1.2.3: Secretary 2: Basketball Stat. 4: Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 4; Miss Freshman: Basketball Queen Candidate 2: FFA Candidate 1: Drama 3.4: Most Intellectual 1881 C. NASH: Honor Society 3.4: Reporter 4: Pep Club 1. 2.3.4; President 4: Speech Club 2; French Club 2: Pa- per Staff 3.4; Annual Staff 3.4: FHA 2.3.4: Vice Presi- dent 3,4; Librarian 1.2:1.V.Cheer1eader 2: Cutest 1881 Chorus 4: Secretary 4: Miss 80ph0m0re:C1ass Secre- tary 3: Pom Pom Girl 1 B. PARKS: Honor Society 4: Wittiest 1881 French Club 1,2.3,4: GAA 1.2.3.4:ArtC1ub 4: Vice President 4:MedicalC1ub 2:Annua18taff3:Pep Club 1.2; Vol- leyball 3.4: Basketball Stat. 4: FHA 2 P. PURLEE: Art Assistant 4; FHA 3: Art Club 4: Med- ical Club 2; Paper Staff 3: Chorus 1.2.3.4 J. ROBISON: Cross Country 2; Track 1.2.3: Basket- ba112.4;FFA1,2.3.4;Art Club 4; Science Club 1 L. SANDERS: French Club 2,3: Science Club 1.2: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2: Annual Staff 4: Paper Staff 4; Class Treasurer 1; Pep Club 1.2,3.4;C1ass Presi- dent 4; Best All Around 1881 H. SCHAFER: French Club 2: Science Club 2,3,4: Vice President 3: President 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice President 3; Drama Club 3,4;Class President 2 M. SCHINDLER: Baseball 2,3: Track 2: FFA 1,2,3.4; Lunch Room Work 2:80i11udging 1,4: Hall Monitor- in 4 B.g8TONER: FFA 1.2.3.4: Officer 2,4, Green Thumb Award 1;Woodshop Helper 4; Dairy Judging Team 3 T. SHACKELFORD: Golf 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2;Basketba11 1,2,3: Manager 4: Paper 1,2; Annual Staff 3; Medical Club 2,3; FFA 1: Art Club 4; Drama 3: Science Club 1; Class Reporter 2: Chorus 1,2,3,4 B. SPENCER: Annual Staff 3; French Club 2; GAA 1, 2,3; Paper Staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4 K. STEWART: French Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Re- porter 2; Class Treasurer 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4: FHA 2,3,4; Parliamen- tarian 3; President 4; Basketball Queen 4 B. CAMPTON: Chorus 1,2,3,4 G. TUCKER: Chorus 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Medical Club 1,2; Paper Staff 3.4; Drama 3; Speech Club 2,3 M. VARNEY: Librarian 3,4; Pep Club 4; French Club 2,3,4; Medical Club 1,2; Speech Club 2; Class Reporter 4; FHA 4; Reporter 4; Pa er Staff 4; Drama 4; Miss NWHS; Best lAround 1881 Honor So- ciety 4 R. WALTERS: Pa er Staff 1,2,3,4; An- nual 8taff4; Frenc Club 2; Art Club 4; Science Club 1,2,3; Secretary 2; Reporter MJ-no-w. W. V 3: Class Reporter 1.2: FHA 21Pom Pom Girl 1: Pep Club 4: Student Tutor 1.2.3: Drama 3 E. WATERS: Art Club 4: Band 1.2.3.4: Librarian 3.4: Chorus 4 R. WEATHERFORD: Auburndate High School 1.2.3: Band 4: Art Club 4: Science Club 4 L.WH1TE: GAA 1.2.3.4: Science Club 1.2.3.4: Pep Club 3.4: French Club 2.3: Band Contest 1.2.3.4: 80ft- ball 3.4:V011eyba114: Librarian 3: Honor Society 4: Most Talented 1881 J.W1GGAM: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2,3,4: Cross Country 1.2.3; Science Club 3.4: French Club 2. 3: Class President 1:Class Treasurer 3: Most Athletic 1881 Mr. Freshman WE GOT MORE IN 74. Don't you? We had a good year and it is my hope that through the pages of this book we created a pictorial record that will help keep the memories of 1974 alive for years to come. The yearbook was the joint effort of a lot of peo- ple. and I would like to take this opportunity to say a special thank you to Mrs. Patton, our advisor: all the members of the staff. especially Virginia Hatfield and Rechell Wal ters: Dick Kennard and Darrell Ailes. our yearbook representatives from Newsfoto: Mr. Buchanan. Ohio Valley School Pictures. for the photography: and the business- men and merchants of the community who really made this book possible. THANK YOU EACH AND EVERYONE! Our year has ended but welve only just begun and letls remember that TODAY is the first day ofthe rest of our lives.