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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1987 volume:

MN MW mmy mu $327 ih$miygg 11mm 3 $14533? 7, ,ng r ?;?thm Iwmw M16101 W1. 4 6 91 g; 4H3!!! Iii 6M $1M: ,1 Mu? Hz mwm as? a 1M t mama. i 74' fwil Win? 7 7 13:54th Himiw I 134134; QQUHkI ire'amm 141g The Year in Pictures ...................... 2 Faculty and Staff ........................... 46 7 :7 Middle School Activities ................. 52 Middle School Classes ................... 64 Underclassmen .............................. 72 Seniors ......................................... .. 84 High School Sports ........................ 92 Advertisements ..................... ..... 110 Index .................. . ....... ......... 140 Newas nggon High School New Washington, lggiana 47162 Volume 37 0 w ------------------------------- 5. I ! 1W i. 8 g??? u .. W I vg6??????xa.,,,,3,52,2., :uwx. 1.3.313... ,. 1 lH. .u A Gentleman and a Scholar QM .v T? ?- The t86-'87 yearbook is sincerely dedicated to Jack McGinnis. He was our teacher, coach, assistant princi- pal, and most of all, our friend. Mr. McGinnis came to NWHS in 1968. He taught us that ttLiterature was the expression of life in words of truth and beauty. After teaching for 17 years and coaching almost every sport, he became our assistant principal in 1983. He was strict, but we knew he cared. He was instrumental in our acceptance in the North Central Association. For all his years of tireless effort to make our school the best, we say a heartfelt thanks. -..'f;...-'.....;gf$;u..a11 : 9.4.: ' . - L pl v 'V V r v w - ' a ; J I. n Below: Sophomore guard Scott Matthews attempts to out maneuver Shawe,s de- tense. Opponent Henryville 61 Charlestown 65 Switzerland Co. 69 Madison Shawe 66 Graceland Christian 56 Austin 57 V Clarksville 55 Crothersville 43 Scottsburg 75 Southwestern UCIU 74 Rising Sun UCIU 68 Lott: The 6bench6 responds to a fast break against Shawe. Jim Matthews, honored as ttCoach of the Yeart, in the SAC, was joined by Shannon Arthur, Jamie Matthews, and Scott Matthews who were voted on to the All-Confer- ence team. After a spectacu- lar winning season, the Mus- tangs fell to Shawe in a heartbreaking last second loss in the sectional. Above left: Under heavy pressure Senior Bryan Crace releases the ball for two. Left: Graceland,s de- fense is no match for freshman sensation Shannon Arthur. Right: Easily a 3 point play on a college court, Jamie Matthews re- leases a jump shot. Opponent 65 Henryville 58 55 Charlestown 62 62 Borden 48 74 Lanesviue 69 75 Southwestern 69 62 Pekin Eastern 55 69 South Central 58 76 Silver Creek 69 83 Providence 67 Austin tSECt 57 Madison Shawe tSECt 61 Hltts how we play the game. Mighty Mustang takes shape School spirit soared as our new mascot took a place beside the Mustang teams. Kelly Zollman, Ms. Day and selected art students designed and constructed the mascot head from foam and yarn. Ms. Shana Bottorff, a student teacher, sewed and tailored its suit. Seniors Julie May and Barbara Bastian were selected by the cheerleaders to be the personal- ity inside the costume. Right: Once again, Ronnie foils Ms. Ar- cherts attempts to talk about his future. Below: Bryan, Craig, and Ms. Day wonder if they will ever finish the Mustang in time. Above: Ms. Bottom makes sure the tail is in tact. Right: Watch out I'm here! 14 Right: Ms. Mary Lou Clapp adjusts Derek s boutonniere. $$$in x Above ii to ri- Shonna, Valerie, Julie, Jessica, Janice, and Amy pose before the ceremony. Students anxiously awaited the first home game and homecoming festivities on Decem- ber 6. Reigning Queen Julie May was escorted by Richie Grimes as the traditional ceremony began. Freshmen Shonna Thompson and Ja- son Walters represented their class; junior nominees Amy Cravens and Kevin Amick fol- lowed sophomores Valerie Bower and Derek Hebner. Senior candidate Janice Bussey and her escort Rusty Holland were introduced last. Third graders Jessica Tinsley and Aaron Hob- son carried the crown. Left: A dream comes true for Senior Janice Bussey after being crowned queen. Below: Lady Mustangs bust loose! Right: Barbara manuevers around Eagle de- fense. Below right: The bench reacts to a good call. Rated among the states top 20, the Lady Mus- tangs got off to a great seasonal start and never looked back. The experience of returning varsity seniors, Michille Wenning and Angie Ryker pro- vided a strong base for supporting players, Kim, Barbara, Dana, Carol, and Glenna. Memorable wins were especially sweet against big rivals Jeff, Silver Creek, Clarksville, and New Albany. 4 -.,...- .n w A 'mn- - 3., i 16 xsgie shoots for two. Up Points Opponent Opponent ' 71 Henryville 38 Jeffersonville 40 45 Silver Creek 43 Louisville Doss 53 66 Madison 32 Borden 4o 5? Floyd Central 42 New Albany 58 60 Austin 49 South Central 23 45 Clarksville 41 Crothersville 4O 53 Providence 47 Lanesvme 13 85 Charlestown 25 -Sectional- 95 Pekin Eastern 24 Austin 35 47 Brownstown 34 Southwestern 38 72 Southwestern 37 Scottsburg 43 Applause and recognition greeted track stars, basketball play- ers, and speakers for one reason. They were the best. But along with the honor came sacrifice made in order to spend time prac- ticing to become number one. Senior Troy Powell tabovet finished 3rd at state competition in the high jump, placed 3rd in the regional and tied the sectional record at W314? Troy also holds the school record and confer- ence record for high jump. Freshman Glenna Bower trightt competed at the AAU Junior Olympics in California placing 4th nationally and 3rd in the state in cross country. Glenna holds the girPs school track records of 2:22 in the 800, 5:06 in the 1600, 11:17 in the 3200, and 9,2,, for the high jump. She placed 1st in the 800 at the sectional, tst in the 1600 and 3200 at the regional, and finished 4th at the state meet in the 1600 meter run. High School All- American Angie Ryker put New Washington on the map taking 1st place in shotput and 7th in discus at state after earning first in both events at the sectional and regional. The outstanding senior holds school records in shotput at 4st 10 and discus at 135M . Angie was named to 1st all conference and all sectional girls basketball teams and hrs-ds the school xord for steals and t ufslStS. A Challenge! l 1W Above: Danny and Travis dish up punch and creek bank potatoes. Above right: u0h, shucks, we lose again? Right: Big Bulls parade at the North American Livestock Show. Above: Gus wins . . . hammers down. Fafleft: FHA officers Uronn Gwen Cowan, Kelly Zollman, Cathy Evans, Michelle Cruse, wacm Carol Box, Kelly Hood, Amy Cravens, Jaunita Barksdale, sponsor. Fruitbaskets are an FHA tradition at Christmas. FFA officers: Bryan Grace, Paul Morgan, Bryan Burgin, Shawn Hall, Steve Holloway, Kevin Amick, Ivan Miles. Right: Put bolt A in hole B . . . 21 a Band 8! Chorus Senior Ronnie Rhoten was awarded the outstand- ing choral student. tbolom H.S. Chorus tnghn: Fron- t-Ruby Jemles, Chrissy May, Rachael Bussey, Glna Shep- herd, AngIe Tucker, Kerl Ingram, Clndy Smlth. Back: Pam Dean, Klm Polston, Dana McCrady, Danny Blankenshlp, Don- nle Freels, Jeremy Bowen, Mlssy Mauk, Mlchelle Noble, Shan- non Dally, tChrlstlne Repp, Tammy Hobbs, Ronnle Rhoten not plcturedJ Middle right: Jazz band is a favorite performing for various special groups throughout the commu- nity. Above: H.S. Band: Front-Janie Wampler, Lana Cummins, Michelle May, Cindy Balrd, Amy Wills, Janle Ison, Lori Hatchell, Becky Allen, John Lewis, 2nd row-George Schnell, Jason Mullins, Beverly Wills, Ray Ortensle, Mike Bower, Carol Bower, Jason Goedecker, 3rd row-Sterling Meadors, Phil Johnson, Scott Reed, Danlll Gill, Erlc Reed, Mike Godsey, Dee Jones, Danny Cravens, 4th row-Derek Hebner, Jeff Marsha , Brian Murphy, Brlan Elston. 22 THK DOI'TUR I IS . Musical Comedy The drama club was finally able to make use of the new stage and auditorium to pre- sent two productions. Santa Sees a Shrink was presented in December to high school and elementary students and starred George Schnell as San- ta. ttSnoopy , the first musical production, starred Valerie Bower as Snoopy, Jennifer Madison as Charlie Brown, Matthew Gordon as Linus, Sylvia Cornelius as Lucy, and Elaine Hayes as Peppermint Patty. Sam Fouts was a fluttering success as little Woodstock. Both plays were directed by sponsors Jusy Brooner and Donn Goins. Top left: Linus tMatthew Gordom dreams of being a great writer. Above: Valerie Bower as HSnoopy performs a solo remembering puppy days at Daisy Hill. Below left: Charlie Brown Uennifer Madisom questions Lucy tSylvia Corneliust about the Great Pumpkin. 23 Formulas 1 I . .. new YEAR 3 24 Welcoming the incoming 6th graders, the bookstore, spon- soring the homecoming dance, and organizing parenUstudent exchange day were fall tasks of student council. The Christ- mas skit, a favorite of the entire student body, spoofed our teachers as kids talking to San- ta. N.W.ts winter was warmed up when ttSpanky Lee per- formed in concert. The year ended with the annual HSpring Fling. I 25 Learning a Living New Washington played host to four student teachers who offered Hguinea pig students a break from the norm in science, math, English, and social studies. I.U.S. sent Ms. Hammond who taught Mr. Foutis middle school algebra, and Ms. Bag- shawis consumer math and high school alge- bra students. Mr. Penningtonis biology I and II students explored anatomy and sea life with Ms. Shana Bottorff. Ms. Fullenkamp and Ms. Hunter, both from Hanover College, taught English with Mr. White and psychology with Mr. Graham respectively. Shana Bottorff Heidi Fullenkamp 26 Jean Hammond Pam Hunter Fall Festival Kenny concentrates on painting a rainbow . . . a pumpkin . . . a teddybear . . . Winning a cake, shooting for an LU. or Kentucky mug, and devouring a home-made dinner are all a part of the P.T.A.ts Fall Festival that brought in more than $4,000 this year. Left: Scott aims for an I.U. mug. Below: French Club members Kristy and Shannon personalize balloons. Todd sits guard over the cake walk cakes. 27 Prosser Prosser Vocational Center has been serv- ing students of New Washington H.S. since 1969. Sixteen students enrolled in Prosser programs for the 1986-87 school year. Right: Helen Carlisle-Industrial Maintenance I Below: Margaret Holder--Health Occupations I Below right: Steve Holloway-Diesel Mechanics II 3. Above: Rhonda Horine-Cosmetology II Far left to right: Lisa Shuping-Office Lab l, David Brown-Outdoor Power I, Angela Baird and Pam Boling-Commercial Foods, Libby Mudge-Printing ll, Tom Johnson-Diesel Mechanics I 29 Greg Abell- AbelW BasketbaII-9,12; BasebalI-10, 11,12; Tennls-12; Yearbook-12 Jerry Amick- Crazy Jay Prosser- 1 1,12; Newspaper- 12; Chorus-9, 1 1; Girls Basketball Mgr.- 10,12; Girls Track Mgr-10,11,12; Vol- leyball Mgr-11,12; Pep CIub-9 Christine Baird-11Christeeny Class Oftlcer-11,12; Chorus-Q; Cheerleader-Q; Pep Club-9, 10,11,12; Baseball Stat-12; French CIub-9; SADD-12; Yearbook- 11,12 Barbara Bastian- Barbie Class Officer-9,10,11,12; Chorus- 9,10; Band-9,10; Flag Corps-9; Cheerleader-Q; Pep Club-9; Basket- baII-101statm1,12;Track-9,11,12; VolleybaII-9,11,12; SoftbalI-12; g NHS-10,11,12; FCA-9,10,11,12; Science CIub-9,10,11,12; Student 1 CounclI-9,11,12; Yearbook Bryan Bower- Hugga Cross Country-Q John Boyd-2Boyd Band-9,10,11,12; Jazz Band- 9,10,11,12; Drum Major-9,10,11,12; Class Offlcer-11; Track-10,11,12; Cross Country-11; Science Club- 9,10,11,12; Yearbook-11 Mark Burch-11Burt Basketball-9,10,11; Tennls-Q, 10,11,12; Prosser-11,12 Bryan Burgin- Crash BasketbaII-9,10,11; FFA-9,10, 11,12 Janice Bussey- Jan Class Offlcer- 10,12; Band-9,10,11; Rifle Corps-9,10,11,2; Flag Corps- 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader-s; Drlll Team-11,12; Pep Club-9; Science CIub-10,11,12; French Club-9; SADD-,12; FCA-12; Tennls- 9,10,11,12 Senior Superlatives Jennifer Cain- Jen BasketbaIl-9,10,11; Volleyball- 9,10,11,12; TennIs-9,10,11,12; FCA-9,10; Pep CIub-9,10; Sclence Club-11,12; French CIub-9 Mike Cherry- Cherrytree Prosser-12 James Cochran- CockroacW, Prosser-11,12 Dock Cooper- Spacey Bryan Crace-11Faceman,, Basketball-9,10,11,12; Baseball- 9,12; Tennls-10,11; Art Club-12; Student CounciI-s; FFA- 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Danny Cravens- Mr. Wong Band-9,10,11,12; Jazz Band- 10,11,12; Science Club-11,12 Gary Devore- Buy Prosser-11,12 Craig Dixon- Romeo Track-9; Art CIub-12 Angela Fresh- Juliet Newspaper-12 Jeff Fresh- Whiz1, Track-9; Wrestling- 1 1; Prosser- 1 Greg Goedeker- Little Robert E Leann Graebe-11Baby Graebe2 Chorus-9,10,11; Newspaper-12; SADD-12; Cheerleader-Q; Pep CIub-9; FCA-9,10; Boys Track Stat-9,10; Baseball State-12; Vol- IeybaII-9 Richie Grimes-2Mojo Class Offlcer-Q; Band-9; Basket- ball-9; BasebaII-10; Cross Coun- try-9,10; French Club-9; Prosser- 12 Tammy Hobbs-2Tam1, Chorus-11,12 Margaret Holder- MargieH Class Offlcer-11; Chorus-Q; Soft- baII-12; Prosser-12 Rusty Holland-Uulio Basketball- 11; Baseball- 1 1,12 Steve Holloway- Gus Baseball-Q; FFA-9,10,11,12; Prosser-11,12 Rhonda Horine-2Horine Class Offlcer-11; Chorus-9,10; Band-9,10; Cheerleader-Q; Pep CIub-9; Volleyball-Q; Softball- 9,10; Wrestling Mgr- 10,11; FHA- 9,10,11; Student Councll-9,10; Prossor-11,12 1 '3'? V ' ' 1 I 1 Paul Hoskins- P.J. FFA-9 Roger Hostetler- Rog Prosser-1 1,12 Billy Layton- 2Bill,, Prosser- 1 1,12 John Martin- Baby John11 FFA- 10,1 1,12 Jacinta May- Rascal Class Offlcer-Q; Chorus-9,10; Cheerleader-Q; Pep CIub-9; Volley- baIl-9; GIrls Basketball Stat-10; French CIub-9 Julie May- Jewels Class Offlcer-9,10,11; Chorus- 9,10; Band-9,10; Basketball- 9,10,11; VolleybalI-9,10,11,12; Soft- baIl-11,12; Tennls-9,10,11,12; FCA-9,10; Pep CIub-9; French CIub-9; Yearbook-11,12; Newspa- per-12; Student Councll-12 Shannon Melton-2Bubba Sclence CIub-9; Boys Track-9,12 Ivan Miles-2Smiles Basketball-9,10,11,1 2; FFA- 9,10,11,12; Wrestling-Q Deborah Moore-11Dee- Bor-Ah Chorus-Q; Swing ChoIr-Q; Band-9; Cheerleader-9,11,12; Pep Club- 9,10,11,12; Baseball Stat- 12; NHS- 10,11,12; French Club-9; Qulz Bowl-11 Paul Morgan-2Thunderduck2 Wrestling-9,10,11; Basketball-Q; FFA-9,10,11,12 Libby Mudge- Mama Chorus-Q; FHA-9; Prosser-11,12 Jason Mullins- J Class Officer-9,12; Band- 9,10,11,12;Ja229,10,11,12;BoysBas- ketball Mgr-9,10,11,12; Golf- 9,10,11,12; FCA-9,10,11,12; Scl- ence CIub-11,12; French Club-9; Yearbook-12; Student Councll- 11,12; Boys State-11 Rosella Murray- Rosie Boys Basketball Mgr-10; Volleyball Mgr-10; Newspaper-12 Troy Powell- Flyman BasketbaII-9,10,11; Track- 9,10,11,12; Cross Country-11,12 Christine Repp-2Chrissyn Chorus-9,10,12; Honors Cholr-12; Swlng Cholr-9; Drama Club-10; Wrestling Mgr-12 Ronnie Rhoten- Rhot Class Offlcer-12; Chorus- 9,10,11,12; Honors ChoIr-11,12; BasebaII-12; Yearbook-12; Drama Club-10,11; VCR-9,10,11,12 Angie Ryker-2Ang Band-Q; Basketball-9,10,11,12; Track-9,10,11,12; Volleyball Stat- 9; French Club-9,1O Tim Sexton-2Yogi BasketbaIl-12; Baseball- 9,10,11,12; GoIf-12; Tennls-12; FFA-9,10 Lisa Shuping-2Lis Chorus-9,10; FHA-9; French CIub-9; Prosser-12 Alan SteeIe- Man of Steel Band-9,10; Track-9,10,12; Cross Country-9; Science CIub-10; Prosser-11 Missy Stines- Moosen Band-Q; Cheerleader-Q; Pep CIub-9,10; VolleybalI-9,10; Soft- balI-10; French Club-9; Prosser- 11,12 Jamie Stricker- Bones2 Basketball-9,10,11,12; Track-11; GoI1-10,11,12; Cross Country- 9,11; Science CIub-12; Student CounciI-Q; Class Offlcer- 10,11 Tom Tabor-2Too Tall Track-12; Cross Country- 12 Todd Teague- Tigger Class Offlcer-9,10; Basketball- 9,10,11; BasebaIl-11,12; Track- 9,10,11,12; Cross Country- 9,10,11,12; Tennls12; Wrestllng-12; NHS-10,11,12; SADD-11 Kim Tucker-2Katie BasketbaIl-9,11,12; Volleyball- 9,10,11,12; SoftbaIl-11,12; NHS- 11,12; Schlence CIub-9,10,11,12; Yeatbook-12 John UhI- Budd Basketball-Q; BasebalI-9,10,1 1,12; Wrestling- 12; Science Club- 10,11,12 Michelle Wenning- Chelle BasketbaIl-9,10,11,12; Volleyball- 9,10,11,12; Track-9,12; Student Councll-12; Oulz Bowl-11; Year- book-12; French Club-9,10; Scl- ence Club-10,11; NHS-10,11,12; FCA-11 Beverly Wills-2Snake Basketball-9,10,1 1,12; Band- 9,10,11,12 Bart Wilson- Wilsom, BasketbaIl-9,10; Sclence Club- 9,10,11,12; French Club-9 Mary Ellen Zollman-2ME BasketbaIl-9,10,11; Cross Country Mgr-12; Tennls-9,10,11,12; Year- book-12; Student Councll-11; French Club-9 31 32 Destination: Washington D.C.-April 9-12 Twenty six seniors and eight chaperones boarded the bus for the first senior trip in five years. Thirteen long hours on the road were broken up with ttspecial requeststt on Jasonts jam box, Mr. Grahamts own ver- sion of ttWheel of Fortunett, and frequent naps and snacks. The group was ttuptt Friday and Saturday for serious touring led by our assertive German guide, tnga. High- lights included mom bottom Ieft-clockwiset the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Kennedy Center; Iwo Jima, Washington and Lincoln Monuments; Viet Nam Memorial and pandas at the National Zoo. xx$$$$ xxxixumpg 34 MR. and MS. N.W.H.S. Julie May Bryan Crace MOST INTELLIGENT Janice Bussey John Uhl MOST OUTGOING Ronnie Rhoten Rhonda Horine MOST ATHLETIC Angie Ryker Troy Powell BEST ALL AROUND Barbara Bastian Rusty Holland w- BEST DRESSED CLASS CLOWNS BEST LOOKING Shannon Melton Christine Baird Bryan Crace Leann Graebe Jason Mullins Jacinta May , I umwwm wig . ' VA ' - ; . . AV: A'A's'a' unawap... .,- VVi V 7 guy ' , I h f ' 4 $O'O' 'Q'O'v x x ,- Lx ka ', K Kx V. ' Wiwwrim 4m; 1,4,.' ,y ' '3 H. I 1! ,'., : ';; Ila , L 34; .V 1 . 4.A.. , ': .' f 'Y' I EED MOST LIKELY TO SUCC MOST TALENTED Jamie Stricker Julie May Michelle Winning Craig Dixon L HNever Say GoodbyM-May Junior prom chairmen Paula Hutsell and Kelly Zollman headed up committees that planned elaborate decorations for the annual event. Class members rallied together to turn Jeffersonvillds Elks Club into an oriental party hall complete with a fire-snorting dragon, Mt. Fuji, and authentic Japanese banners. Prom Court: WronU Barbara Bastian, Bryan Burgin, Janice Bus- sey, Ronnie Rhoten, Michelle Wenning, and Bart Wilson, Mach Paul Morgan, Jennifer Cain, Bryan Crace, Julie May, Rusty Hol- land, and Jacinta May. 36 9,1987 qht: Seniors Jacinta vcy and Bryan Crace we crowned queen d king. A :0A:HA-A Al , , L 1:15;;1513 A, r, r0 AAIC AAH; 0W: A; A7 r14: u: AiuiA:A , A K: I .A , I L 1' AAA JLTA; V , , 4 x . . . A , 0 , 0 , x , x , 0 . , x A , , 0 , , 0 - , A 0 . . , , . 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Allen English-Michelle Wenning INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Home Ec.-Deborah Moore Yearbook Award-Christine Baird and Barbara Bastian Newspaper Editofs Award-Rosie Murray, Angela Fresh Math-Barbara Bastian, Michelle Wenning Outstanding Choral Student-Ronnie Rhoten Art-Bryan Crace Agriculture-Bryan Crace, Ivan Miles Perfect Attendance-lvan Miles-2 years John Uhl-4 years Student Council Leadership Scholarship-Barbara Bastian Presidential Academic Fitness- Barbara Bastian, Janice Bussey, Deborah Moore, Michelle Wenning U.S. Army Reserve National ScholarshiWAthlete- Michelle Wenning, Todd Teague SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Hoosier Scholars- Barbara Bastian, Janice Bussey GCCS Secretarial Assn.-Lisa Shuping DAR Good Citizenship-Michelle Wenning PTA-Julie May, John Uhl PTA Alternates-Debora Moore, Janice Bussey University of Indianapolis Meademim- Barbara Bastian ISU MeademiQ-Janice Bussey IUS MeademiQ-Deborah Moore I.U. Mthletid-Angie Ryker Murray State MthletiQ-Michelle Wenning Greater Clark Ed. Assoc. Future Educator-Jason Mullins LOOKS DREW? WE MADE :1- : aahmaae mo mammam Above: Julie and Rhonda wave bye-byeh to N.W.H.S.; Above right: Senior sponsor Arla Archer adjusts Jerry Amickhs collar,; Right: Bryan, Gus, and Ivan get the story straight on the senior party; Far right: Caught in a moment of jubilation, Alan e K celebrates the end. I Below weft to Righn 1. Troy Powell, Greg Goedecker, 2. Mark Burch, Todd Teague, 3. Jeff Fresh, 4. Angela Fresh and Craig Dixon, 5. Danny Cravens, 6. Tammy Hobbs, Lisa Shuping, and Angela Baird. As we look back through the years we find that as we leave this school, what we learned in the very beginning in kindergarten, we can apply to our lives . . . .. . Think what a better world it would be if we aIl-the whole worId-had milk and cookies about 3:00 every afternoon and lay down with our blankets for a nap . . . . . . Or if we had a basic policy in our nation and other nations to al- ways put things back where we found them and always cleaned up our own messes ... Class of h87. . In Memory of Charles Allan Brafford Sadly missed by friends, family, and the . . . And it is still true, no matter how old you are, when you go out into the world it is best to hold hands and stick together. M v 'V .:'. I'- Y'l . WEN? i.uRM' LIIMP WW A ?W' CIMIE 23 mm m m. ; 1; Han to drop 9W5 - - ' SWV '. 'Jln Hf ScallduL SUul L95. inn, iliiiciallinlml tuconlruaidquits Ulliciulspmpusclcsling g; w . 1 ullinnuigrnnlsfurAlDS: W :2: The U.S. retakes sailinghs hhAmerica,s Cup5 from Australia . .. the fear and threat of AIDS spreads . . . fashion turns to bold colors and Hawaiian prints . . . LU. wins the NCAA . . . 5MP, HMax HeadroomK and uMoonlightingu are TV favorites . . . Iraq fires a missle into the USS Stark killing 37 sailors . . . hearings begin probing the lran-Contra scandal . . . Indiana ups the speed limit from 55 mph to 65 mph . . . the 17 year cicada invade .. . 45 I R ' 1 DALE GRAFTON V JACK MCGINNIS DICK JOHNSON ARLA ARCHER k : Principal Assistant PrincipaI-1986 Assistant PrincipaI-1987 Guidance and Counseling, J Senior Class Sponsor 1 ! i 1 LINDA BAGSHAW JUANITA BARKSDALE MARILYN BRENNER JUDY BROONER n Chorus, German, Drama Club V i, Algebra I, Geometry, Con- Home Economics, FHA, English 6,7 sumer Math Freshman Class Sponsor MARY LOU CLAPP MINDY DAY Art 7,8, H.S. Art, Yearbook, Junior Class Sponsor ELLEN BURGIN MELINDA CAMPBELL Typlng, Accounting, Office Health, First Aid, Substance Librarian Labs, Newspaper Abuse, P.E. 8,9, Varsity Girls ' Basketball, H.S. Girls Track Um ...Factu MISTY EHRINGER KENNY FIELDS STEVE FOUTS KEITH GAFFNEY Social Studies 7, Science 6,l . . . Computers, Basic Algebra, CAN, Earth Space Science U.S. History, Government, Scuence 8. Math 8, Chemls 9' Economics, National Honor try, Physics, Senior Math, Sophomore Class Sponsor 10, MS. Volleyball, M.s. Stu- . dentCounc H s Cheerlead- Society, Senior Class Spon- HIO, Science, Club, Varsity . ' ' sor Wrestling, Asst. H.S. Track ' K N I ' I CARLA GARRETT DONN GOINS GARY GRAHAM JOHN HOBSON Resource Room, Cheerlead- Band, Audio Visual, Music 7, Psychology, Social Science, Math 7,8, science 6, M3. :Iub ing, SADD Jazz Band, Drama Club, Drill Earth Science, Geography. Girls Basketball, J.V. Volley- Team U.S. Hlstory, Girls Tennis, ball, Asst. H.S. Girls Track H.S. Volleyball NATHANIEL ISLER TOM KENDERICK NORA-SCOTT LURDING JOE MADISON ,ook, Science 7, Lab Science, Key- American Hlstory 8, World English 8,9, French Agriculture, Farm construc- boardlng, 6th Class Sponsor Culture 6, Geography tion, Welding. FFA, Junior Class Sponsor, FCA 49 7.. 7-i71v-j 7- I'rr, I JIM MATTHEWS SANDY MULLINS DENNIS PENNINGTON 1 CINDY SIZEMORE P.E. 7,8,9, Athletic Dlrector, Reading 6, English 9 Basic, Biology Resource Room, M.S. Cheer- Golf, Varslty Boys Basketball English 1 1,12 leading 1 JOAN STEIN J.C. TEPPLE - CELENIA TYLER 1 ROBERT TRESTER Art 6, General Art Math 6, Social Studies 6, English 11,12, Glfted and Drafting, Wood Worklng, 7th Health 6,7, H.s. Cross Coun- Talented Class Sponsor try MELVIN VESTAL TERRY WHITE JIM WOOD RUTH BOWMAN General Math, Algebra II, English 9,10,12; J.V. Boys P.E.-6,8,9; Health, Drivers Secretary to Prlncipal Logo, Computer theracy, Basketball; Varsity Baseball Ed- H.S. Boys Track, M.S. Cross Country . Faculty. . .Staff. . .Faculty. . . ;-..nxu.r;arvvmr. x-sa-n::.v--',Vi -h,,f.k .,., -a i , , itnrri:h,n, JEANIE DEATON Treasurer, Junior Class Sponsor SUE BARE MARGARET GRAEBE Study Hall Monitor Special Ed., Aide, Study Hall MELODY SMITH Junlor National Honor Socl- ety, Teacher Aldo, Guidance Aldo Bus Drivers Mbove-l. to rJ-Back row-Owens 3 Cooper, Bill Holder, Morris Gill, Wayne Zollman, Nor- i ' m ma Cooper, Jean Cartwright, Gina Hobbs, Bud ' i , :5 Graebe Front row-Dennis Stovall, Patty Amick, ,3, I . Betty Clapp, Agnes Burgin, Maxine Bower, Maurice ' Johnson ., -' Cooks ueft-I. to rJ-Pam Snelling, Frieda York, 1.5 v Marty Stuecker, Thelma Reese, Jean Vest, Virginia 11!: Graebe, Norma Graebe, Phyllis Williams :3 I $ ,We; M.S. Wrestling Highlights of the middle school wrestling season in- cluded two big wins over River Valley and South- western and placing 5th out of 8 at the Floyd Central Invitational. Three grapplers, Billy Whitt, Jason Box, and Matt Wise participated in the Jr. Olympics state meet. Top: Scott Wampler and James Strickland square off in practice. Middle team left: Front-James Strickland, Marvel Banks, Bill Wise, Billy Whitt, Jason Miles, Matthew Martin Campton, Jason Box, Scott Wampler, Daniel Clemons, Tommy Thompson. Middle right: Wrestlers in anticipation as teammates compete. nght: Coaches Fouts and Kendrick survey the situation. 54 Cross Country 4 Middle School Q; Left: Carolyn Stephens, the only y girl on the team, races past Mat- thew. Below team left: Front- Ricky Uebele, Charles Hengst, Bill Wise, Ricky Anderson, Eric Mor- ris, Matthew Wise. Back: Jason Box, mgr.; Larry Bower, Mike Boyd, Nathan Fouts, Dock lson, Carolyn Stephens, Coach Melvin Volleyball Middle School The tiA team, outfitted in new uniforms, completed the year with 5-7 record however, they rallied to win their first New Washington Invitational Tour- ney. Above team rlght: 3 team front-An- gala Smith, Shelly Jones, Rhonda Mor- rison, Sonja Morrison, Emlly Reader, Bonnle Allen. Back-Coach Wlnona Hostetler, Ryan Snelllng, mgr.; Amber Kruetzer, Shelly Lomax, Ruthie Wampler, Sherrie Stewart, Rhonda Graebe, Susan Stricker. Left: nA team front-Toni Perkins, Valerie ngble. Back: Ryan Snelllng, mgr.; Sherrie Stewart, Crystal Anderson, Ruthie Wampler, Bonnie Allen, Rhonda Graebe, Susan Stricker, Coach Misty Ehringer. 55 I xgz'; I H I V ' I. I ' . i 1 LJ 0 i Basketball Eighth Grade The eighth grade boys suffered another disappointing season with 3 wins and 11 losses. Below team left: Mike Reed, Troy Ab- bott, John McEwen, David Car- lisle, Brad Graves, Shane Bram- ble, Jeremy Mullins, Scott Beatty, Matthew Gordon, Corey Stewart, Jason Raney, Eddie Boyer. Coach Vestal not pictured. Seventh Grade , Brian McEwen coached the sev- h' enth grade team to a 3-12 finish. Above team right: Eric Morris, Mike Boyd, Larry Bower, Jeff Hos- tetler, Tony Snell, Brandon Fields, Jamie Jones, Danny Short, Cory Mauk. Right: Mike Boyd shoots for 2. Basketball Sixth Grade The sixth grade team, coached by Phil Johnson, finished their sea- son with a respectable 3-4 record. Left: Tommy Giltner sneaks around defense to put up two points. Middle team left: iFronti Jason Miles, John May, Gary Woodward, Roger Rhoten, Matt g Griffin, Darin Kasey; iBacki: Ja- -$ L son Stricker, Dock lson, Tommy a? ma Giltner, Chad Jackson, Coach Phil J ' Johnson, Michael Womack, W3? Shawn Bower, Bobby Stricker. Cheerleaders Above team right: Rhonda Graebe, Leah Robison, Tammy Cherry, Jennifer Johnson, and Amy Brown served as eighth grade cheerleaders. Seventh grade cheerleaders Angela Smith and Jolene Bowen are not pic- tured. Left: Sixth grade cheer- leaders: Shelly Vest, Angie Sisk, Treva Rivers, April Kemp, Can- dace Abbott, and Pam Dean. Sec- ond squad not pictured were Deana Noble, Priscella Hostetler, April Oakley, Heather Elles, and Jenny Morgan. 57 X. Basketball Girls Eighth The eighth grade girls won the New Washington Invitational Tourney in overtime against rival River Valley. Three players fouled out and four girls finished in a 1 point win. Right: Cassie, Bobbi Jo and Mi- chelle break for an out of bounds ball. Below team left: Front- Michelle Dean, Amber Kruetzer. Back: Tisha Franklin, Cassie Ryker, Coach John Hobson, Amy lson, Bobbi Jo Cain. .... L4 Basketball Girls Seventh 8x Sixth The seventh grade girls finished a difficult season with a 1-12 re- cord. Above team right: Front- Rhonda Morrison, Coach Brad Bastian, Paula Willinger. Back: Shelly Jones, Angie Sisk, Sonja Morrison, Shelly Lomax, Malisa May, Trina Collins. 58 Track M.S. Girls The middle school girls had a small team, but broke even with a record of 3-3. Left: Shelly Jones hands the baton off to Paula Wil- linger in the 800 m. relay. Team below: Rhonda Morrison, Shelly Jones, Paula Willinger, Amber Kruetzer. iBacki: Amy lson, Cas- sie Ryker, Carolyn Stephens, So- nya Morrison, Coach Brad Bas- tian. M.S. Boys The middle school boys team had a big turnout this season and end- ed it with a record of 2-4 under the coaching of Brian McEwen. Above team left: Front-Eddie Bowyer, James Strickland, Matthew Wise, BIII Wise, Mike Boyd, Eric Morris, Mike Collins, Cory Mauk, Larry Bower, Jamie Jones, Ricky Uebeie mow 2-l to 0 Jeremy Mul- lins, Troy Abbott, Scott Beatty, John McEwen, Daniel Clemens, Matthew Gor- den, Coach Brian McEwen iRow 3-I to 0 Tommy Thompson, Shane Bramble, Tony Schnell Left: Troy Abbott reaches toward the finish line as he clears the hurdle. 1N .' M.S. Fine Arts Left: Lori Lyninger and Bradley Harris received superior ratings in piano at the solo and ensemble contest. Right: PSI awards Matthew Griffin a certi- ficate for winning the state electric safety con- test. Below right: Eighth grade band-Tony Schnell, Carol Raleigh, Gene Plummer, Mike North, Michael Brown, Shane Bramble, Ruthie Wampler, Jennifer Johnson, Reuben Lewis, Eddie Bowyer. Above: Eighth grade chorus Wronn Matthew Gordon, Mike Reed, Marvel Banks, James Strickland, Billy Whitt, Candi Cornell, Jessi . Murphy, Tisha Franklin, Stephanie Graebe, Toni Perkins, Susan Stricker, Middm Mrs. Brooner, Kevin Cross, Tommy Thompson, Brian Taylor, Joshua Bowen, Scott Wampler, Ryan Snelling, Brad Graves, Bonnie Allen, Jeremy Mullins, Leah Robinson, Tammy Cherry, Amy Frame, mach Debra Helton, John McEwen, Amber Kreutzer. 60 N. J . H . S. Serves The members of the National Junior Hon- or Society are 7th and 8th grade students who have maintained a 3.7 grade point average. The N.W.M.S. chapter boasted of 25 members who sponsored Grandpar- entts Day and collected toys for the emp- ty stocking fund for the needy at Christ- - L... ?K . ' e I . , mas. Mrs. Melody Smith tmiddle righn was Spelling Bee tabovet: Front-Tammy Cherry, Stephanle Graebe, Candi Cor- the sponsor. nell, Vaterle ngble, Amy lson. Back: Lori Syninger, Jeff Hostetler, Leigh Ran- dall, Shelly Lomax. NJHS Members: Front-Larry Bower, Lori Lynlnger, Tonl Perklns, Valerie ngble, Carol Raleigh. Middle: Brad Harris, Mike Boyd, Leigh Randall, Jessl Murphy, Shelly Lomax, Brandon Fields, Rod Wllllams, Jolene Bowen, Amy lson, Jeff Hostetler, Michelle Dean, Debra Holton, Danny Short. Jamle Jones. Top: Candl Cornell, John McEwen, Cassle Ryker, Brad Graves, Jeremy Mullins. Not plctured: President Bobble Jo Caln. 62 M.S. Honors Honors Day for the middle school was held to reward students with outstanding accomplishments. Valerie Higbie Gem was presented the Woodsman Award. Michelle Dean and Jeremy Mullins received the American Legion Award tbelow middle studentst Brad Harris and Candi Cornell were alternates. C2235? Lama ' ENEwQWENFSSGW a:acw $4,?2219 PRS'EEJP mme-ip F J2: , - waca- VAC! Um gig; ft giam tjrsEYU Weicm 2:in $95953 mt Eerwf 5., '- t VJ , mks, eg-mx'g :kagoxmkgs 54ka 2c amN ?ms- 1:3, :4 Academic Awards Non-Academlc Awards .151 3p 2 0 1f Math-Candi Cornell, Michelle Dean, Valerie ngbie, Art-Carolyn Stephens, Jason Cochran. Sandra Shep- th371' 1 H'Miggx Brad Harris, Brandon Fields herd ZNWR $36 English-Candi Cornell, Valerie Higbie, Lori Lynlnger, Band-Michael Brown W32? ' J g Leigh Randall, Elaine Hayes, Roger Rhoten Choir-Candi Cornell, Ryan Snelllng, Jolene Bowen, bfj t ; 57,7 Social Studies-Mike Boyd, Lorl Lynlnger, Nathan Elaine Hayes, Shawn Bower K7 39 77 Fouts Home Ec.-William Wise, Rod Williams, Kelly Deal, Q05 1111.94 Woodsman Social Studies-Valerie Higbie Sharon Burgstrom, Leigh Randall gainful NR; American Legion-Michelle Dean, Jeremy Mullins Alt: I-Can-Valerie Higbie. Mike Reed K75??? OK? Candi Cornell, Brad Harris P.E.-Cassie Ryker, Eddie Bowyer, Shelly Jones, Larry if; U ' 543' All A Honor RoIl-Brandon Fields, Shelly Bower. Paula Willinger. Roger Rhoten H Ivy Lomax, Tom Giltner, Roger Rhoten, Physical Fitness Award-Jamle Jones . mif- Treva Rivers PTA Cultural Arts-Carolyn Stephens 73M Presidentts Academic Fitness Awards W534; Candi Cornell, Jason Cochran, Jessi Murphy, Valerie Higbie, AX Jeremy Mullins, John McEwen, Debra Helton, Brad Harris, Michelle Dean, Bobbi Cain, Brad Graves Chad Jackson Pruidonl Trina Collins Vlco Pruldont Treva Rivers Secretary Shawn Bower TIOGIUFOI' Pam Dean Reporter Roger Rhoten Roportor Candace Abbott Ruthie Boling ' K.C. Brading Michelle Burden Martin Campton Michael Collins Buddy Cornett Billy Durham Damon Eisenback Amy Eldridge Heather Elles Nathan Fouts Tommy Giltner Matt Griffin Ruby Hayes Charles Hengst Sixth 1993 64 Nathan Hobson Angie Holmes Priscella Hostetler Dock lson Darin Kasey April Kemp Randall Lively Jennifer Madison John May Jason Miles Jennifer Morgan Deanna Noble April Oakley Matt Ortensie Mark Richey Scott Righthouse Treasure Shaw Floyd Smith Angie Sisk Rikki Snead Jason Stricker Bobby Stricker Theresa Stuecker Rebekah Taflinger Paula Willinger Jennifer Wilson Matthew Wise Mike Womack Gary Woodward Vk Shelly Jones Pruldont Shelly Lomax Vlco Procldont Michael Boyd Secretary Mallsa May TFOIIUI'OP Brandon Flelds Roponor Angela Smith Reporter Ricky Anderson Jolene Bowen Liz Bowen Larry Bower Kim Bumbalough Jason Burden Sharon Burgstrom Daniel Clemons Bobby Cochran Bridget Combs Michael Curry Kelsie Deal Angela Doane Mandie Donahue Michael Eldridge Amanda Elliott Randy Gary Jennifer Hammond Seventh . . . 1992 . . . 66 Eric Morris clowns for the camera at the Christmas assembly. Ricky Uebele Jennifer Weston Rod Williams Billy Wise Jody Harrington Angela Herndon Jeff Hostetler Keith Huttsell Jamie Jones Charles Kelley James Layton Lori Lyninger Chris Mattingly Cory Mauk Sandy McIntosh Ladonna Melton Michelle Mobley Eric Morris Rhonda Morrison Sonya Morrison Jeffrey Purlee Leigh Randall Emily Reader Jason Roberts Daniel Robison Sandy Shepherd Danny Short Tony Snell Stephanie Tucker 67 4- 9:123. u-----,:.- 4 4:.a,.:.. M 4$9:.::'11;;. myyrhh'w .EM 33,. M g'ggggggks-iugwrm, -.r....-.4..L...... .m... v r--. ,- '.-M;, HA; :14: gab. -.A: .7 u Eighth...1991...Eighth...1! . Scott Beatty Pruldonl Marvel Banks Vlco Pruldont Troy Abbott Socrotary Mike Reed Treasurer Jessi Murphy Reporter Carol Raleigh Roportor Bonnie Allen 18 d9? A : roy, Corey try their best to imitate the Beastie Boys. 1 I l Della Barnes 1 Denise Bodkin I Angela Boling Edward Bowyer g Jason Box r Shane Bramble s Ann Brandenburg I Amy Brown 1 Mlchael Brown E Bobbi Cain David Carlisle Tammy Carlisle Tammy Cherry Angela Clair Jason Cochran . Eighth David Collins Candi Cornell Kenny Cross Kevin Cross Michelle Dean Edward Dunaway Amy Frame Latisha Franklin Matthew Gordon Rhonda Graebe Stephanie Graebe Brad Graves Bradley Harris Debra Helton Valerie Higbie Charles Hobbs Amy lson Jennifer Johnson Mike Keith Amber Kreutzer Michelle Langdon Ruben Lewis Teri Martin Jenny McCoy John McEwen Jeremy Mullins Michael North Toni Perkins Gene Plummer Jason Raney . . . . Eighth ; 1- r. . ,.,,.,, . ,.....-.... ,--1; 7 .,., Eighth . . .1991. . . Eighth . . . Paul Reiter Aura Richards Leah Robison Kim Ross Ron Ross Cassie Ryker Tony Schnell Robert Smothers Ryan Snelling Carolyn Stephens Corey Stewert Sherrie Stewart Susan Stricker James Strickland Brian Taonr Tommy Thompsor. E Scott Wampier Ruthie Wampler Billy Whitt ;., : George Williams ff; . ' Middle School . . . Middle School . . '1 Ijisiiddle School . . . Middle School . . , l rim? - Mihi, y mfg Freshmen . . . Hope Voyles Pruldont Shannon Arthur Vlco Pruldoni Shonna Thompson Sncrotary Heather Wilson Trouuror Beckl Hutsell Roportor Tara Wolfe Reporter . Elmer Abbott Danny Adams Tony Barger Goldie Barnes Angie Bower Carol Bower Glenna Bower James Bowyer Garland Breeden Becky Bumbalough Rachel Bussey Jason Chamness Freshmen .. . . 1990 . . . Freshm 74 D rm I... W ,, A ,W-bg .-. , W H, , A , 7M- , ,,. ,,,, A, ,,,,,A, , W ,, ,, ,A A Ila en ...1990 . . . Freshmen . .. Lazondra Cornett David Crum Shannon Dailey Jeff DeCamp David Dieterlen Bruce Doty Marty Elliott Donnie Freels Danili Gill Sandra Gill Jason Goedeker Robert Gregory Julie Harris Lori Hatchell Bradley Henson Glenn Hostetler Tony Hostetler Billy Kelley N.w33 Champlon speller, Hope Voyles, brushes up for the County Competition. :21 ,en...1990...Freshmen... John Lewls Mlchele thtroll Jenny Marshall Chrissy May Michelle May John McCoy J Dana McCrady Brad Mchllen Larry Meenach Becky Miles Mike Mullins i ' Jon Murdoch I Brian Murphy r Michelle Noble I t I I Mike s flowered dress compli- . ments his green thumb. Shawn Rush Glna Shepherd Melissa Stacy Amy Stricker Mike Truesdell Angela Tucker Jason Walters Scott Whitt ' Kristy Wilson l Tammy York ' 1990 . . . Freshmen . . . 76 Kristie Stricker Prosldent Brenda Holloway VIco President Valerie Bower Secretary Kenny Rush Troaourer Stephanie Baird Reporter Terri Beckort Reporter Lori Abbott Mark Abbott Scott Abbott Becky Allen Jackie Begley Tracie Boggs Mike Bower Kendra Brading Jeff Cartright Jew Cherry Chris Cloud Chasity Collins Sylvia Cornelius Travis Craig Agnes Cross 77 .j. Sophomores . . . 1989 . . George Crum Chris Darnell Pam Dean Mary Eddins Cathie Evans Delana Gill Mike Godsey Robert Griffin Sondra Hall Todd Hall Casey Hargadon Travis Harrington Derek Hebner Josh Hood Gail Hoskins David Huttsell Kendra Jackson Ruby Jeffries Denny Jones Chris Kemp Dawn Lauter Troy Layton Tommy Lee 78 Russell Lentz Kevin Lindenmayer I Derek and Russell agree that fruit flies are a gas. Sophomores . . . 1989 . . . Sopho I Kathy Lilly Butch Lomax Christine Losey Jamie Matthews Scott Matthews Tom McEwen Sterling Meadors Travis Moore Andi Pennington Tabbie Powell Ray Ortensie Kim Polston Eric Reed Wendy Ross Diane Robinson Mechelle Schnell Danny Seals Derek Skinner Roger Stricker Kevin Tabor Chris Taflinger Tammy Truesdell Tracy Tucker Shannon Weber LeeAnne Whitt Sheila Wiggam Amy Wills Donnie Woodard Steve Woodward Jennifer Young Paula Hutsell Pruldont Tiffany Webb Vlco Pruldont Jody Pennington Secretary George Schnell Treasurer Keri Ingram Reporter Gwen Cowan Reporter Jame Schindler Auoclato Troanuror Wade Branstetter Auoclato Treasurer Susan Allen Kevin Amick Cindy Baird Ricky Baker Jimmy Blackford 1 Danny Blankenship Pam Boling 1 Alan Bowen Jeremy Bowen Kim Bower Carol Box Darrin Brading Kim Brashear Tammy Brison David Brown David Bumbalough Helen Carlisle Paul Cochran Doug Coursey Rhonda Cowles Amy Cravens Michelle Cruse Lana Cummlns Mike Dean Louann Dean Donna Dickey Brian Elston Susan Gore Angela Haendlges Shawn Hall Kelly Hood Janie lson Dana Johnson Tommy Johnson Dee Jones Mike Kemp Jeff Marshall Stephanie McCulloch Leigh Ann Miles Shawn Pendelton Scott Reed Ronnie Seals Cindy Smith John Tucker Justin Uhl Janie Wampler Tim Wolfe Kelly Zollman 81 1; . L-L . . P ... ..3. r J . .ru q: , n. - a. an. Janice Bussey Secretary Gary Dovore Ronnle Rhoten Treasurer Cralg Dlxon Jason Mullins Vice President Barbara Bastian President Angela Fresh John Boyd Bryan Crace Leann Graebe Rlchle Grimes Christine Baird Reporter Mark Burch Rusty Holland II M '. Tammy Hobbs Margaret Holder Roger Hostetler Rhonda Horlno Bllly Layton ? U23; John Martln Jaclnta May Julie May Shannon Melton Ivan Miles Deborah Moore Paul Morgan leby Mudge Alan Steele Mlssy Stlnes Jamlo Stricker Torn Tabor Todd Teague Klm Tucker John Uhl Michelle Beverly Wills Bart Wllson Mary Ellen Wennlng Zollman 94 m V: ,. .1 E . . ; x . . Live 8 in Colon At N .W. x:- H s.. 95 u I Cross Country Glenna Bower and Russell Lentz led the 1986 Cross Country team. Despite a poor team sea- son, Russell and Glenna both ad- vanced to the semi-state. Russell placed fourth in the sectional and tenth in the regional. Glenna, the only girl on the team, has earned a feared reputation in Indiana. Her accomplishments include: first in the sectional and semi-state and first at state. Carol hands a second place marker to Rus- sell at the N.W. lnvltatlonal. Tennis Right: Two Jamies watch as the lob lands perfectly on the base- line. Teams Above: Tennis: Row 1-Jamle Matthews, Todd Teague, Scott Matthews, Jamle Schindler; Row 2-Tlm Sexton, Greg Abell, Russell Lentz, Tom McEwen, Shannon Arthur, Coach Gene Hodge. Mark Burch not plc- turedt Cross Country: Row 1-Glenna Bower, Mlke Mulllns, Mark Abbott, James Bowyer, Tommy Lee; Row 2-Todd Teague, Troy Powell, Tom Tabor, Russell Lentz, Butch Lomax, Mary Ellen Zollman, mgr. tCoach Teeple not plcturedt 96 VoHeybaH Varsity The Varsity Volleyball team un- der the direction of new head coach Gary Graham completed a successful 21-10 season. They won the conference and were run- ners-up in the sectional. Team left: How 1-Julie May, Shawn Pendleton, Jennifer Cain, Donna Dickey, Tiffany Webb, Paula Hutsell. Row 2-Man- ager, Angela Baird, Barbara Bastian, Kim Tucker, Michelle Wenning, Carol Box, Dana Johnson, Manager, Janie lson. Row 3-Coach Gary Graham. Volleyball J.V. Team right: Row 1-Kendra Brading, Jody Pennington, Kendra Jackson, Tammy York, Tara Wolfe, Kristy Wilson. Row 2- Manager Janie lson, Cindy Baird, Jennifer Young, Becki Hutsell, Angle Bower, Man- ager Angela Baird. Row 3-Coach John Hobson 97 Basketball Boys Varsity The varsity Mustangs kicked off their season with an easy win over Henryville followed by a surprise victory over rival Charlestown 77- 65. The boys showed their strength with nine straight wins until a heartbreak loss to South- western in the JCIT. The Mus- tangs were quickly back on the winning track with eight more wins. Spirit soared, fan support grew and we watched as New Washington was rated in the states top 20. High hopes were crushed as Madison Shawe beat the Mustangs by one shot in the sechonaL Basketball Boys J.V. Varsity Team right: How 1-Coach Jim Mat- thews, Scott Matthews, Bryan Crace, Jamie Mat- thews; Row 2-Paula Hutsell imanagen, Timmy Sexton, Ivan Miles, Scott Abbott, Greg Abell, Asst. Coach Terry White; Row 3-Asst. Coach Phll Johnson, Jerry Amick, Shannon Arthur, Jeff Cartright, Jamie Stricker, Jason Mullins iman- ageri. Not pictured Jeremy Bowen. Team Left: Row 1-Shawn Rush, Steve Wood- ward, Denny Jones, Jeff DeCamp; Row 2- Coach Jim Matthews, James Bowyer, Tom McEwen, Jett Cartright, Donnie Freels, Jon Mur- doch, Coach Terry White. Not pictured Jeremy Bowen. Basketball Girls Varsity The Girls Varsity Basketball team enjoyed their best season in the history of New Washington. They finished with a 19-2 record. The team placed first in their confer- ence and were sectional runners- Up. Team left: First Row-Glenna Bower, Dana Johnson, Kendra Brading, Tammy York, Kendra Jackson, Beverly Wills. Sec- ond Row-Coach Melinda Campbell, An- gie Ryker, Barbara Bastlan, Kim Tucker, Michelle Wennlng, Carol Box, Lorl Hat- chell, Coach Lisa Stemier. Basketball Girls J.V. Team right: First Row-Lori Abbott, Tammy York, Lori Hatchell, Becky Miles. Second Row-Coach Lisa Stemier, Ken- dra Brading, Tammy Truesdell, Kendra Jackson, Coach Melinda Campbell. 99 I I Wrestling Overall the wrestling team exper- ienced another building season. Sophomore Chris Kemp ad- vanced to the regional in his weight class-105 lbs. Right: Senior Todd Teague works to pin his opponent. Team below left: Front: Kim Polston, mgr., LeeAnn Whitt, mgr., Todd Teague, Tommy Lee, Mark Abbott, Chris Kemp, Christine Repp, mgr. Back: Coach Kendrick, John Uhl, Derek Skin- ner, Marty Elliott, Scott Whitt, Tony Layton, Coach Fouts, Hope Voyles not pictured. The golf team finished the season with a 4-8 record and placed second in the Southern Ath- letic Conference. Scott Matthews shot an 89 which was the lowest score in the conference at the sectional. The linksters broke 200 as a team 11 times throughout the season. Right: Senior John Paul Martin concentrates before a tee off. Team above left: Jamie Matthews, Travis Craig, Jamie Striker, Coach Brett Johnson, Scott Abbott, John Martin, Jason Mullins, Scott Matthews. Cheerleaders Shawn Pendleton and Valerie Bower try to motivate the crowd during time out. Teams below: Left-Varsity: Val- erie Bower, Shawn Pendleton, Tif- fany Webb, Amy Cravens, Deb- orah Moore, Keri Ingram. Right-Jr. Varsity: Kelly Zollman, Michelle Cruse, Kelly Hood, Kim Brasher, Jennifer Marshall, Jody Pennington. Flag Corps Drill Team The drill team and flag corps per- formed at each home basketball game during half time. Members include Captain Janice Bussey, Terri Beckort, Gina Shepherd, Kristie Stricker, Amy Wills, and Tiffany Webb. 101 -g BasebaH . . Left: Senior Tim Sexton slugs one . to left field for a base hit. Below middle: Coach White is pleased as the Mustangs give Jeff a good game in the sectional. Team middle right: Donnle Freels, Bryan Crace, Greg Abell, Jamle Matthews, Scott Matthews, Bllly Kelley, Jeff DeCamp, Tim Sexton, Denny Jones, Steve Woodward, Todd Teague, Scott Abbott, Ronnle Rho- ten, John Uhl, Rusty Holland. tFronn Chris- tine Baird, Leann Graebe, mgrs. Below left: Rusty Holland races toward first. Below left: On deck, Todd Teague watches as Shan- non Arthur gets a base hit in the sechonaL . . . - A .Q -; bxgtquw ' ,w-..3 Q . Amway t ,'V'!'W.5,, .. . , t r-.mqu;-+xwwuxyxt 9.3:. , . , '4'? . ' v8.1 n; x w t h 'k' xv t t x If P J 4 Track The boyis track team finished the season 8- 12 overall. Excellent performances qualified Jamie Schindler for the sectional in both the low and high hurdles; and Freshman James Boyer in the high jump. Senior Troy Powell broke the school record and tied the sec- tional record in the high jump at 7 feet. Troy advanced to the regional and state meets. Above: Jamie Schindler easily jumps the last hurdle and heads for the finish with a clear win. Team: Coach Tom Kendrick, Helen Car- Iisle, mgr.; Tom Tabor, Glen Hostetler, Brian Murphy, Jeremy Bowen, Mark Abbott, Troy Powell, James Boyer, Jamie Schindler, Bill Lattire, LeeAnn Whitt, mgr.; Coach Big Guy Vestal. Middle right: James Boyer shows winning form in the high jump at practice. Left: Sen- ior Tom Tabor rounds the first turn with ease. 103 Softball Highlights of the girls softball sea- son included a surprise win over Shawe, Marion Heights, and Grace- land. The ladies finished the season 4-12. Top left: Kim Brashear prepares to clean-up. Top right: Carol Box doubts the Um- pire's call. Team Ieft-Varslty: Julle May, Tammy York, Beckl Hutsell, Lori Hatchell, Klm Brashear, Tlf- fany Webb, Coach Bob McEwen, Barbara Bas- tian, Ruby Jeffries, Dawn Lauter, Klm Tucker, Jody Pennlngton, Paula Hutsell. Team right-JV: Janie lson, Amy Strlcker, Andy Pennington, Dawn Lauter, Kristie Strlcker, Sandra Gill, Tammy York, Delana Gill, Margaret Holder, Beckl Hutsell, Becky Mlles, Coach Bob McEwen. 104 Track The girPs team had a record breaking season. Eight new school records were set in discus, shot, 200, 400, 800, 1600, and 3200. Tabby Powell set a new 300 low hurdles time. Above: Dee Jones jumps ahead to first in a photo finish. Middle left: Pam Dean conserves her energy for the final yards. Team right: Michelle Wenning, Barbara Bastian, Angie Ryker, Lori Abbott, Cindy Baird, Dee Jones, Pam Dean, Glenna Bower, Chassidy Collins, Amy Wills, Tab- by Powell, Coach John Hobson, Angela Baird, mgr. Coach Melinda Campbell not pictured. Cindy Baird aims for the stars. Stars on page 18w 105 ; Girls Tennis Above left: Julie May gets instruc- . j tions from Coach Graham . . . , . 3 Cut the ball.n Above right: 111 doubles team, Mary Ellen Zollman and Amy Cra- vens, take a break from the ac- tion. Middle left: Freshman Kristy Wil- son anticipates a serve. Team mlddle rlght: Tara Wolfe, Julle May, Kristy Wllson, Jonnlfer Young, Kendra Jackson, Amy Cravens, Tlffany Webb, Coach Gary Graham, Mary Ellen Zollman, . Janlce Bussey, and Jennlfer Caln. .I' Below right: 111 singles, Jennifer Cain, works on her serve. t1 Thanks... - : to Barbara Bastian who put in hours and hours to finish this book Uightt. And to Julie May and Jeff Marshall tbelowt who cared enough to return to make sure that 1 what we started was finished correctly. ; What one gets out of a project depends upon what one is willing to give. 1 108 Appreciation goes to special people with- out whose help this book would not be complete: The Evening News provided pictures on page 18 of Troy and Glenna taken by photographer Jim Scholes. Our custodians Uefn Mary Stricker, Howard Harris, and Jean Long take a rare rest. Staff members review yearbooks before the mutiny tmiddle lefty We couldntt have done it without our Vandal-Xn tmid- dle righn. Bobbi Jo cleans up the middle school section. tbelow leftt Ronnie as- sures Ms. Day he will be back after gradu- ation. tbelow righn Recognition goes to Mary Lou Clapp, Jeanie Deaton, Melody Smith, and Sue Bare for their continuing support and to Keith Gaffney, our com- puter ttanswer man? 109 WIGGAM LUMBER Best Wishes Norman and Helen Box 178 . Graduates New Washington, IN WIggam .Ln H 8x B GROCERY Homer 8: Betty Williams Hwy. 3, Otisco, IN. Gas, Oil, Propane, and We accept food stamps Kerosene 256-5518 Hi Boy and Aerial Spraying Rt. 2, Lexington, IN 866-3412 NORTH CAROLINA F URNITURE .5 - 3824 Highway 62 East Jeffersonville, IN. 47130 112 Science Club Front Row: Kim Tucker, Julie May, Janice Bussey, Paula Hutsell, Barbara Bastian. 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Mark-40, 86 Burgln, Bryan-3, 14, 21, 32, 86 Bunny, Janlco-15, 32, 86, 101, 106 Caln, Jonnlfor-25, 32, 86, 89, 97, 106 Cherry, Mlko-as, 115 Cochran, Jamou-7, 32, 86 Cooper, Dock-42 Craco, Bryan-9, 11, 12, 19, 21, 25,32, 33, 86, 90, 92, 102 Cravons, Danny-22, 32, 40, 86 Devoro, Gary-86 Dlxon, Cralg- 14, 42, 86 Fresh, AngoIa-86, 40, 132 Fresh, Jeft-41 Goedekor, Grog-4O Graobe, Loann-32, 86, 91, 102 Grimes, RIchlo-Bs, 90 Hobbs, Tammy-zz, 41, 87 Holder, Margarot-28, 32, 87, 91, 95, 104 Holland, Rusiy-7, 15, 32, 86, 88, 102 Holloway, stevo-21, 28, 87 Horlne, Rhonda-29, 32, 87, 95 Hosklnc, PauI-85 Hostotlor, Rogor-87, 115 Martin, John-21, 32, 87, 100 May, Jaclnta-11, 32, 83, 87, 91 May, Jullo-4, 7, 15, 24, 30, 32, 87, 97, 104, 106, 108, 117, 125, 131 Melton, Shannon-86 Miles, Ivan-7, 21, 32I 38, 87, 98 Moore, Doborah-32, 33, 87, 101 Morgan, PauI-6, 21, 32, 87,91 Mudge, leby-29, 87 Mullins, Jason-1, 9, 22, 24, 32, 38, 86, 91, 95, 98, 100 Murray, RooolIa-132, 138 Powell, Troy-18, 25, 87, 96, 103, 107 Ropp, Chrlstlno-22, 82, 87, 100 Rhoten, RonnIo-T, 22, 32, 33, 86, 89, 102, 108, 120, 122, 125 Ryker, Anglo-17, 19, 86, 93, 99, 105, 114 Sexton, TIm-32, 87, 90, 96, 98, 102, 125 Shuplng, Llsa-28, 38. 87 Steele, Alan-41, 81 Stlnel, Mluy-4, 7, 32, 87 Stricker, JamIo-7, 32, 87, 88, 98, 100 Tabor, Tom-9, 87, 89, 96, 103 Tongue, Todd-41, 87, 88, 96, 100, 102 Tucker, KIm-7, 32, 89, 94, 97, 99, 104, 108, 117 Uhl, John-32, 87, 88, 100, 102 Wonnlng, MIchoIle-16, 18, 38, 87, 89, 90. 97, 99, 105, 108, 122 Wllls, BovorIy-22, 87, 99 Wilson, Bart-7, 32, 33, 87 Zollman, Mary Ellon-87, 96, 108, 108, 125 ymm Allen, Susan-ao Amlck, KevIn-21, 25, 80 Balrd, Clndy-22, 24, 80,97, 105 Baker, RIcky-8O Blacktord, JImmy-80 Blankenship, Danny-22, 80, 107 Bollng, Pam-BO Bowen, AIan-80, 121 Bower, Klm-BO, 125 Bowen, Jeremy-22, 80, 103, 110 Box, Carol-ZO, 80, 97, 99, 104 Bradlng, Darrln-9, 10, 80, 83 Branstouor, Wade-BO, 131 Brashear, KIm-80, 101, 104 Brlson, Tammy-9, 80 Brown, Davld-28, 80, 100 Carlisle, Helen-28, 80, 103 Cochran, Paul-9, 80 Coursey, Doug-81 Cowan. Gwen-ZO, 21, 24, 80 Cowles, Rhonda-81 Cravens, Amy-Z, 15, 20, 81, 101, 106 Cruse, MIchello-20, 81, 95, 101 Cummlns, Lana-6, 8, 22, 81 Dean, Mlko-81 Dean, Lou Ann-81, 125 Dickey, Donna-81, 97 Elston, Brlan-22, 81 Gore, Susan-81 Haendlges, AngeIa-Q, 81 Hall, Shawn-G, 21, 81 Hood, Kelly--20, 81, 101 Hutsell, PauIa-24, 80, 97, 98, 104 Ingram, Kerl-22, 80, 101, 125 lson, Janle-22, 81, 97, 104 Johnson, Dana-81, 97, 99 Johnson, Tommy-29, 81 Jones, Dee-10, 22,81, 105 Kemp, MIke-81 Marshall,Jel'1-10, 22, 73, 81, 108 McCulloch, StephanIe-7, 10, 81, 125 Miles, Leigh Ann-81 Pendleton, Shawn-81, 97, 101 Pennington, Jody-7, 10, 24, 81, 97, 101, 104 Reed, Scott-22, 81 Schlndler, Jamle-BO, 96, 103 Schnell, Goorge-G, 22. 80 Seals, Ronnle-81 Smith, CIndy-22, 81 Tucker, John-81 Uhl, JustIn-2, 11,81 Wampler, JanIe-22, 81 Webb, Tmany-7, 24, 80, 97, 101, 104, 106 Wolte, TIm-81, 126 Zollman, Kelly-7, 9,10, 11, 20, 81, 101, 131 Abbott, LorI-77, 99, 105 Abbon, Mark-77, 96, 100, 103 Abbott, Scott-G, 10, 77, 98, 99, 100, 102 Allen, Becky-22, 77 Baird, Stephanle-77, 125 Backort, TarrI-77, 101 Begley, Jackle-77 Boggs, Tracle-77 Bower, Mlke-22, 77 Bower, Valerle-15, 23, 24, 77, 101 Cartrlghl, Jeff-s, 77, 98, 107 Cherry, Joey-77 Cloud, ChrIs-77 Colllns, Chaslty-77, 83, 105 Cornellus, Sylvla-23, 77, 83 Craig, Travls-20, 77 Cross, Agnes-77 Crum, George-78 Darnell, Chrls-78 Dean, Pam-22, 78, 105 Eddlns, Mary-78 Evans, CathIe-B. 20, 78 Glll, Delana-77, 78, 104 Godaey, Mlke-22, 78 Grmln, Robert-78 Hall, Sondra-78 Hall, Todd-25, 78 Hargadon, Casey-TB Harrington, Travls-78 Hebner, Derek-15, 22, 78 Holloway, Brenda-77 Hood, Josh-78 Hosklns, GalI-78 Huttsell, DavId-78 Jackson, Kendra-97, 99, 106 Jettrles, Ruby-22, 77, 78, 104 Jones, Denny-78, 98, 102, 107 Kemp, Chrls-G, 78, 100 Lattlro, BllI-103 Lauter, Dawn-10, 77, 78, 104 Lee, Tommy-78, 96, 100 Lentz, RusselI-78, 82, 96 Llndenmayer, KevIn-78 Lllly, Kathy-79 Lomax, Butch-79, 82, 96 Losey, Chrlstlne-79 Matthews, JamIe-12, 18, 79, 96, 98, 100, 102 Matthews, Scou-13, 18, 79, 96, 98, 100, 102 Mauk, Mlssl-22 McEwon, Tom-79, 96, 98, 107, 137 Meadors, Sterllng-22, 79 Moore, Travls-79 Pennlngmn, Andl-79, 104 Powell, Tabee-79, 105 Ortonsle, Ray-22, 79 Polston, Klm-22, 79, 100 Reed, Erlc-22, 79 Roblnson, Dlane-11, 79 Ross, Wendy-79 Rush, Kenny-11, 77 Schnell, Mechelle-79 Seals, Danny-6, 8, 20, 79, 126 Sklnner, Dorek-10, 79, 100 Strlcker, Krlstle-B, 77, 104 Strlcker, Roger-21, 79 Strickland, Tabby-82 Tabor, Kevln-79 Tafllngor, Chrls-79 Truesdoll, Tammy-79, 99 Tucker, Tracy-79 Weber, Shannon-79 Whltt, Lee Anne-79, 100, 103 nggam, ShelIa-79 Wllls, Amy-22, 79, 105 Woodard, Donnle-79, 98 Woodward, Steve-79, 98, 102, 107, 110, 130 Young, Jennlter-24, 79, 97, 106 7mm Abbott, EIrner-74 Adams, Danny-74 Arthur, Shannon-11, 12, 18, 74, 94, 96, 98 Berger, Tony-74 Barnes, GoldIe-74 Bower, AngIo-74, 97 Bower, CaroI-22, 74 Bower, GIonna-18, 74, 92, 96, 99, 105 Bowyer, James-74, 96, 98, 103, 107 Broaden, Garland-75 Bumbalough, Becky-74 Bussey, Rachel-22, 74 Chamness, Jason-a, 74 Come , Lazondra-75 Crum, Davld-75 Dallay, Shannon-20, 22, 75 DeCamp, Jett-75, 98, 102, 107, 110 Dleterlon, Davld-75 Doty, Bruco-75 Elliott, Marty-75, 100 Freels, DonnIe-22, 75, 98, 102, 107 Glll, Danlll-22, 75 GIII, Sandra-75, 104 Goedekor, Jason 22, 75 Gregory, Robort-Ts Hatchell, LorI-10, 22, 75, 99, 104 Henson, Bvad-75 Hostetler, GIenn-75, 103 Hostetler, Tony-25, 75 Hutsell, Beckl-10, 25, 74, 82, 97, 104 Kelley, BllIy-75, 102, 110 Lewls, John-22, 76 Ultra , MlchoIo-TG Marshall, Jenny-76, 101 May, Chrlssy-22, 24, 74, 82, 97, 104 May, MlchelIe-22, 76 Mensch, Larry-76 McCoy, John-76 Mchllon, Brad-76 Miles, Bocky-45, 76, 99, 104 Mullins, Mlko-76, 96 Murdoch, Jon-76, 98, 107 Murphy, Brlan-22, 76, 103 Noble, MlchelIe-22, 76, 130 Rush, Shawn-76, 98, 107 Shepherd, Glna-22, 76 Stacy, Mollssa-76 Strlcker, Amy-8, 76, 104 Thompson, Shonna-15, 74, 83 Truesdell, MIko-76 Tucker, AngIe-22, 76 Voyles, Hope-24, 74, 75 Waners, Jason-76, 82 Whltt, Scott-s, 76, 100 Wllson, Heather-74 Wilson, Krlsty-11, 76, 97, 106 Wolte, Tara-25, 74, 97, 106 York, Tammy-24, 74, 76, 83, 97, 99, 104, 107 8:4 Abbott, Troy- 10, 56, 59, 68 Allen, 80nnle-55, 60, 68 Anderson, CrystaI-10, 55 Banks, MarveII-24, 54, 60, 68, 71 Barnes, Della-68 Beatty, Scott-10, 11, 56, 59, 68, 116 Bodkin, Deniso-68 Bollng, Angela-68 Bowen, Joshua-GO Bowyer, Eddle-56, 59, 60, 68 Box, Jason-54, 55, 68, 107 Bramble, Shane-10, 56, 59, 60, 68 Brandenburg, Ann-68 Brown, Amy-10, 57, 68 Brown, Mlchael-60, 68 Caln, 80be Jo-10, 55, 58, 68, 108 Carllsle, DavId-10, 56, 61, 68 Carllsle, Tammy- 10, 24, 68 Clalr, Angola-10, 68 Cochran, Jason-10, 61, 68 Colllns, Davld-69 Cornell, Candl-SO, 62, 63, 69 Cross, Kenny-69 Cross, Kovln-so, 69 Dean, Mlcholle- 10, 52, 58, 62, 63, 69 Dunaway, Ed-11, 69 Frame, Amy-60, 69 Franklln, Tlsha-ss, 58, 60, 69 Gordon, Matthew-Za, 56, 59, 60, 69 141 Graobo, Rhonda-w, 55, 57. 69 Graobo, stephanlo-53. 55, 60, 62, 69 Graven, Brad-56, 60, 62, 69, 71 Harm, BrId-56, 60, 62, 69, 71 Holton, Dobra-52, 60, 62, 69 ngblo, Valorlo-10, 55, 62, 63, 69 Hobbs, Charln-69 lson, Amy-10, 56, 59, 61, 62, 69 Johnson, Jonnltor-57, 60, 69. 107 Kolth, Mlko-69 Kroutzor, Ambor-10, 55, 58, 59, 60, 69, 70 Langdon, MIchollo-69 Lowls, Rubon-60, 69 Martln, Torl- 10, 69, 116 McCoy, Jonny-69 McEwon, John-24, 52, 56, 59, 60, 62, 69, 71 Mullins, Joromy-56, 59, 60, 62, 63, 69 Murphy, Joul-60, 62, 66, 107 North, MlchnI-60, 69 Perkins, Tonl-55, 60, 62, 69 Plummor, Gono-60. 69 Rllolgh, Carol-a, 10, 52, 60, 62, 68 Ranoy, Jaoon-10, 56, 61, 69 Rood, MIko-56, 60, 68, 71 Roller, PauI-10, 70 Richards, Aura-10, 24, 70, 107 Roblson, Loah-57, 60, 70 Ron, KIm-7o Rou, Ron-IO, 61, 1o Rykor, Canlo-10, 45, 53, 55, 58, 59, 62, 7o Schnell, Tony-59, 60, 70 Smothon, Robort-61, 7O Snolllng, Ryan-55, 60. 70 Stephen, Carolyn-SS, 59, 70 Stewart, Cony- 10, 56, 68, 70 Stewart, ShorrIo-10, 55, 70, 107 strickor, Sunn-54, 55, 60, 70 Strickland, HorbIo-SQ, 60, 70 Taylor, Brlan-11, 60, 70 Thompson, Tommy-54, 59, 60, 70 Wamplor, RuthIo-55. 60, 70 Wamplor, Scott-54, 60, 70 Whitt, BIIIy-54, 60, 70 Wllllams, Goorgo-B, 10, 61, 70 7t4 Anderson, RIcky-55, 66 Bowon. Jolono-62, 66 Bowen, le-66 Bower, Lauy-55, 56, 59, 62 Boyd, MIko-ss, 56, 59, 62, 66 Bumbalough, Klm-66 Burden, Jason 66 Burgutrdm, Sharon-45, 66 Clemons, DanloI-54, 59, 66 Cochran, Bobby-66 Combs, Brldgot-66 Curry, Mlchaol-66 Deal, Kelslo-66 Doano, AngoIa-66, 127 Donahue, Mnndlo-66 Eldrldgo, Mlchaol-66, 122 Elllott, Amanda-66 Fields, Brnndon-7, 56, 62, 66 Gary, Randy-66 Hammond, Jonnmr-66 Harrlngton, Jody-67 Horndon, Angola-67 Hostellor, Joft-56, 62, 67 Huttull, Kolth-67 Jones, Jamlo-56. 59, 62 Jon... Sholly-55, 56, 59, 66 Kelley, Charlou-67 Layton, Jamos-67 Lomax, Shelly-55, 59, 62, 66, 127 Lynlngor, Lorl-60, 62, 67 Mattingly, Chrls-67 Mauk, Cory-ss, 59, 67 May, Mallu-SB, 66 McIntosh, Sandy-67 Melton, Ladonna-67, 127 Mobloy, MIchollo-67 Moms, Erlc-55, 56, 59, 66, 67 Mormon, Rhonda-55, 58, 59, 61 Morrison, Sonya-55, 58, 59, 61 Purloo, Joffroy-67 Randall, Lolgh-62, 67, 71 Reader, Emlly-55, 67 Roberts, Jalon-67 Roblson, Danlol-67 Shepherd, Sandy-67. 71 Short, Danny-52, 56, 62, 67 Smlth, AngoIa-55, 66, 127 Snell, Tony-4s, 56, 67 Tucker, SlophanIo-ST Uobclo, Rlcky-59, 67 Weston, Jonnlfor-67, 71 Wllllams, Rod-62, 67 Wlu, BIIIy-s4, 55, 59, 67 6X4 Abbott, Candaco-57, 64 Bollng, Ruthlo-64 Bower, Shawn-57, 64 Bradln, K.C.-64 Burden, MlcholIo-64 Compton, Martln-54, 64 Colllm, Mlchul-59, 64 Collins, Trlnna-Sa, 64 Cornett, Buddy-64 Dean, Pam-57, 64 Durham, Bllly-64 Elsonbnch, Damon-64 Eldrldgo, Amy-64 Ellos, Hoathor--64 Fouls, Nathnn-55, 61, 64 Glltnor, Tommy-57. 64 Grmln, Malthow-57, 60, 64 Hay , EIalno-64 Hengnt, CharIu-SS, 64 Hoboon, Nathan-ss Holmes, AngeIa-65 Hostotlor, Prlscolla-65 Ison, Dock-55, 57, 61, 65 Jackson, Chad-57, 64 Kasey, DarIn-57, 65 Kemp. Aprll-57, 65 leoly, RandaIl-65 Madlson, Jonnlfor-10, 23, 65 May, John-57, 65 Mllu, Jason-54, 57, 64, 65 Morgan, Jonnlfor-65 Noblo, Deana-65 Oakloy, Aprll-65 Ortonslo, Matt-es Rhoton, Rogor-ST, 61, 64 Rlchoy, Mark-65 Righthouu, Scott-65 Rlvors, Trova-57, 64 Shaw, Rouuro-65 Smlth, Floyd-65 Sink, Angola-57, 56, 65 Snead, RIkkI-65 Strlcker, Bobby-57, 65 Strlckor, Jason-57, 65 stuockor, Thorou-65 Tafllngor, Robokah-65 Vest, RochoIIo-ST Wllllngor, Paula-sa, 59, 65 Wllnon, Jonnlfor-65 Wlu, Matt-54, 55, 59, 65 Womack, MlchaoI-57, 65 Woodward, Gary457, 65