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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1989 volume:

The yearbook staff dedicates the 1988-89 year- book to Coach Matthews. As 19893 SAC Coach of the Year, Jim Matthews led the boys Varsity Mus- tangs to two consecutive sectional victories as New Washington gained a state reputation for great basketball. As our teacher, Mr. Matthews taught us sports basics from bowling and softball t0 ttdo-si-do . Mustang pride, community support, and fan spirit have peaked through the efforts of our coach, teacher, and friend. This dedication is but a small token of the heart- felt thanks of those to whom he has generously devoted his time and energy. We Win Againh For the second time in the history of New Washing- ton, the Mustangs take the sectional. ttBelieve In Love Prom-April 29, 1989 The junior class prom committees met early Saturday morning to transform New Albanyts Grand Theatre into the Taj Mahal. Glitter, gold, formals, tuxedos, and lim- ousines made the 1989 JuniortSenior prom a gala suc- cess. Everyone took off their shoes and danced the night away. Mr. 8z Miss Junior, Jeff DeCamp and Becki Hut- sell, crowned Amy Wills and Scott matthews Queen and King. Right: Keno and Jackie-ttUltimate Party Animals! Middle: Madison directs prom workers in his usual manner. Above: Dana fashions palm leaves of gold fringe. Right: Juniors pool talents to construct the backdrop. Right: These guys don? intend to blow-off this prom! Below: Jeff and all ad-lib the Wimpy Shuffle. A Prom Court mbovek Steve Woodward, Tabbie Powell, Denny Jones, Melodie Hayes, Scott Matthews, Amy Wills, Donnie Woodard, Tracy Tucker, Shannon Weber, Kendra Jackson, Russell Lentz, Missy Mauk, and Derek Hebner. Left: Queen Amy and King Scott dance to Believe In Love. 11 Clockwise from top: Mike Godsey, Salutatorian, addresses the class of 891 Missy, Kendra, and Sterling celebrateU Kenna and Sylvia check that their cameras are loadedJ Graduates toss their capsj Sheila and Diane Share memories. 12 vftw ' i4 .4; l . UH! 1 EH II II!!! Clockwise from left: Superinten- dent Roberts and Valedictorian Valerie Bower award diplomasj Mark, Tommy Lee, and Derek smell the rosesj Jennifer, Mike, and Kendra present class histo- ryJ Andi exits, stage rightV Graduates emotions vary. The world comes face to face with the' greenhouse effect and the garbage dilem- ma ttopk in Seoul, Korea, Flo-Jo ttop righU and Jackie Joyner-Kersee take the Olympic gold for the USA; Ben Johnson of Canada loses his Olympic medal after test- ing positive for steroids; the space program resumes shuttle exploration after a three year absence; Hurricane Gilbert ravishes the Gulf Coast and Pam Am Flight 103 blows up over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing 258 Christmas passengers tabovet '- The Year's Best: Movies: Big taboveL Rain Man , Who F ramed Roger Rab- bittt, Twinstt, ttCocktaiV T.V;: Cable comes to N.W.! MTV, Roseannett, Designing Women? ttAmericats Most Wantedtt Hot Groups: Bobby Brown, Guns and Roses, Poison, Tone Loc, Traveling Wilburys Fads: High and tight hair, Usedtt clothing, canvas tennis shoes Tunes: Dontt Worry, Be Happytt, ttFast Car , Funky Cold Medina Deaths: Roy Orbison, Slavador Dali, Lucille Ball The summer heat wave and drought affects local farmers tleftJ; Yellowstone National Park suffers the worst fire in its history; the Soviet Union expands ttglasnost and the cold war ttwarmstt with new arms treaties; Republican George Bush wins the race for the presidency over Democrat Michael Dukakis. The Michigan Wolverines win their first NCAA title; Kareem Abdull Jabar retires after 20 years in the NBA; Pete Rose is accused of gambling; the Exxon Valdez oil tanker runs aground in Alaska causing the largest oil spill in history. Valerie Bower President Stephanie Baird Reporter Terri Beckort Seniors 1989 If you can? beat ,em . . . Kristie Stricker Vice President Lori Abbott Jackie Begley Brenda H olloway Secretary Scott Abbott Tracie Boggs Mike Godsey Treasurer Becky Allen Mike Bower Jeff Cartright Sylvia Cornelius Travis Craig Cathy Evans Delana Gill . ..-- -.4. 5-,, -..g. . Todd Hall Derek Hebner Kendra Jackson Ruby Jeffries Denny Jones Dawn Lautcr Tommy Lee Brian Leezer Russell Lentz Kevin Lindenmeyer Butch Lomax Jamie Matthews Scott Matthews Linda McCoy Tom McEwen Ray Ortensie Tabbie Powell Eric Reed H arold Scranton Tabbi S trickland Tammy Truesdell Tracy Tucker Shannon Weber Sheila Wiggam Amy Wills Steve Woodard Jennifer Young C lass 0f ,89 Lori Abott FHA 10,11; SADD 11; Chorus 9; Girl's Bas- ketball 10,11,12; Volleyball 11,12; Track 10,11,12 Mark Abbott 9 Sparky Paper Staff 11,12; French Club 12; Quiz Bowl 11; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 9,10,11,12 Scott Abbott 9 9Jumpin' Joe FFA 9,10; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Tennis 12; Baseba119,10,11,12;Golf10,11,12 Becky Allen Paper Staff 11; FHA 12; Band 9,10 Stephanie Baird 9 Burples Paper Staff 12; FHA 12; SADD 9,10,11; Yearbook 10; Class Offcier 10,11,12 Terri Beckort 9 Term FHA 9,10; SADD 9,10,11; History Club 11; German Club 12; Drill Team 9,10,11; Class Officer 9 Jacqueline Begley 9 Jackie 8.400 1; French Club 11.12; Band 10; Cha- ms 10; Yearbook 10 Tracie Boggs 9 Boom-Boom Paper Stall 11,12; rHA 9,111,11,l2;SAI1l1 10; Chorus 9 Michael Bower 9 Barr Drama Club 12; Paper Staff 12; History Club 11,12; Science Club 12; German Club 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Quiz Bowl 11; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,! 1,12; Jazz Band10,12;lSUHonor Hand 11; Hand Council 10,11,12 Valerie Bower 9 Val 'Student Council 9,10; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Paper Staff 11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; FCA 11,12; SAUD 10,11,12; German Club 12; Churus 11.12; Quiz Bowl 10,11; Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Class OFIicer 9,10,11,12; Girl's State 11 Kendrd Bradling 9 Trenner National Honor Society 10,11,12; FCA 10,11,12; SADD 9,10,11; Science Club 12; Art Club 112; Yearbook 12; Quiz Bowl 12; Girl-fs Basketball 9,10,11; Volleyball 9,10,12; Class Officer 11 Jeff Cartright 9 C-man FFA 9,10,11,12; SADD 9,10; History Club 11; Boy's Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track .9 Sylvia Cornelius 9 Sylv Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Paper Staff 11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12 Travis Craig 9 Pee Wee Prosser 12 Pam Dean 9 Pammy Jo Drama Club12;FHA 12;SADD11,12;His- tory Club 11; Chorus 9,10,11,2; Track 10,11 Cathy Evans - '1Cat FHA 9,10,11,12,- SADD 11 Delana Gill 9 Laner Head Drama Club 9,10; Paper Staff 11,12; FCA 11; SADD 10,11; History Club 11; Chorus 9; Stats 10; Softball 10,11; Cheerleading 11,12; Vollgyball 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12 Mike Godsey 9 Phil Student Council 12; Drama Club 12; Na- tional Honor Society 10,11,12;Science Club 11.12; German Club 12; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Quiz Bowl 11,12; Class Of- ficer 12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 9,10,11,12; Hand Council 10,112; lSUHonor Band 11; Marching Band 9,10,11,12 Todd Hall 9 Digger FFA 9,10,11,12; Baseball I I Melodie Hayes 9 Mel Derek Hebner 9 Heb Band 9,10; Yearbook 9; Tennis 9,10,11; Div- sel Mechanics 12 Brenda Holloway Drama Club 9,10,12; National Honor Soci- ety 10,11,12; FCA 10.II,12; SADD 11,12; French Club 11; Stats 9,10,11,12; Vullyeball 9; Class Officer 10,12 Josh Hood 9 Joshie Drama Club 12; SADD 9,10,11; Art Club 12; Yearbook 11,12; Baseball 10,11; Track 9 David Huttsell 9 Fat Al K endra Jackson 9 Space Cadet Student Council 10,11,12; SADD 9,10,11; French 9,11; GirFs Basketba119,10,11; Ten- nis 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Class Officer 9,10 Ruby Jeffries 9 2Rubarb PaperStaff12;FHA 12; SADD 10,11; Cho- rus 9,10,11; Girl's Basketball 9; Softball 9,10,11; Drill Team 11,12 Denny Jones 9 Dickie FFA 9; Boy's Basketball 9,10,11,12; Base- ba119,10,11,12; Track 9,11,12 Dawn Lauter Drama Club 9,10,12; FCA 10,11,12; SADD 9,10,11,12; History Club 11,12; German Club 12; French Club 9; Stats 10,11,12; Softball 9,10,11; Cheerleading 9 Troy Layton 9 Spike9 Wrestling 9,10; Presser 11,12 Tommy Lee SADD 11 ; History Club 11; Science Club 11; Art Club 12; Band 9; Chorus 9; Baseball 10,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Cross Country 9 Brian Leezer 9 Bud Presser 12 Russell Lentz 9 Eddie'1 SADD 9,10; History Club 11,12; Science Club 11,12; Tennis 10; Baseball 12; Golf 10; Cross Country 9,10,11,12 K evin Lindenmeyer Presser 12 Jamie Matthews 9 9Pete National Honor Society 10,11,12; History Club 11; Science Club 11; French Club 9; Boy's Basketball 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11; Golf 9,10,11,2 Scott Matthews 9 Skirty National Honor Society 10,11,12; History Club 11; Science Club 11; French Club 9; Boy's Basketball 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11; Golf9,10,11,12 Missy Mauk 9 Misi poop-sack Student Counil 12; Chorus 10,11; History Club 11; Art Club 10,11,12; French Club 10,11; SADD 10,11; Paperstaff 10,11,912 Linda McCoy 9 Pooh Drama Club 9; Paper Staff 10; SADD 11; History Club 11; German Club 12; French Club 9; Yearbook 10; Girl's Basketball 10; Wrestling Manager 11 Tom McEwen 9 , BunzeV ---.-Q.Hn. -. v FCA 10,11,12; SADD 11; History Club 11; Boy's Basketball 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Baseball 10; Cross Country 12 Sterling Meadors llSpankyli Student Council 9; FHA 9,10,11,12; Golf 9,10; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 9,10,11,12-Band Counci19,10,11,12; March- ing Band 9,10,11,12 Travis Moore - 11Beav Prosser 11,12 Ray Ortensie - Ten Speed History Club 11; Science Club 11,12; Ger- man Club 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12;Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Band Council 12 Andi Pennington Student Council 11; Drama Club 9,11,12; FCA 10,11,12; SADD 9,10,11; German Club 12; French Club 9; Stats 11,12; Softball 9,10,11 Tabitha Powell 9 Tabber J0 Drama Club 9,10,11; FHA 12; SADD 9,10; 1 Chorus 9; Track 9,10,12 Eric Reed 9 2J0 J0 NationalHonorSociety11,12;History Club 11; Science Club 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; . Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 1 9,10,11,12; Quiz Bowl 11,12; Boy1s State 11 , Diane Robinson FHA 9,10,11 , Kenneth Rush - . National Honor Society 10,11,12; Science ' Club 11,12; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Quiz Bowl 11,12; Class Officer 10,11 itKennyJ, ' Mechelle Schnell - liBunny ZZ,, 9 Paper Staff11,12; German Club 12; Chorus 9; Drill Team 9,10 Harold Scranton FFA 9,10,11,12; Boy's Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11; Cross 'Country 9,10,11 Danny Seals - 11Dan 0 FFA 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Prosser 11,12 Kristie Stricker - Krisco FHA 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,2; Softball 10,11,2; Drill Team 9,10,11,12; Class Officer 9,11,12 Roger Stricker - Rog FFA 9,10,11,12; Boy's Baskertball 9; Prosser 11,2 Tabbi Strickland - Tabbi Cat FHA 9; Drill Tam 11,12; Track 12 Christopher Taflinger - Chris Paperstaff 11,12 Tammy Truesdell - Tam Paper Staff 10,11; FHA 10,11,12; SADD 9,10,11; Girl's Basketball 9,10,11 Tracy Tucker 9 Trace11 Paper Staff 11; FHA 10,11,12; SADD 10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11; Yearbook 12 Shannon Weber Student Council 11,12; Drama Club 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Track 10 Lee Anne Whitt - HDippy Paper Staff 11.12; SADD 10,11,12; French Club 9; Wrestling Manager 10,11,12; Track Manager 10.11.12 Amy Wills Band 9,10,11,12; Drill Team 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,12 Donnie Woodard - Baseball 10; Prosser 11,12 Gravy, Steve Woodward - Woody FFA 9,10; National Honor'Society 10,11,12; History Club 11; Science Club 11; French Club 9,11; Yearbook 12; Boy's Basketball 9,10; Tennis 11,12;Baseba119,10,11,12 Jennifer Young - Jen Student Council 10,11,12; Drama Club 12; Paper Staff 11 ,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; SADD 9,10,11; Science Club 12; German Club 12; French Club 9; Art Club' 12; Yearbook 12; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Volley- ball 9,10; Class Officer 9,10 Top clockwise: Mr. and Miss N.W.H.S.: Amy Wills and Derek Hebner; Most Athletic: Jamie Matthews, Lori Abbott, and Scott Matthews; Most Intelligent: Kendra Brading and Eric Reed; Most Likely to Suc- ceed: Mike Godsey and Brenda Holloway Left clockwise: Best Dressed: Kenny Rush and Missy Mauk: Friendliest: Donnie Woodard, Todd Hall, Dawn Lauter, and Andi Pennington; Class Clowns: Stephanie Baird and Mike Bower; Most Talented: Shannon Weber and Valerie Bower H tamgjfj,waw. ,., . , Mm! i .w- :$. 1, . 4; fit: . 33 V A VW xy 0VWWWWWWWWMWWWWXWWWWWN, M V WNL WWW -0 --, ACADEMIC RANK AND ACHIEVEMENT Valedictorian: Valerie Bower Salutatorian: Mike Godsey Other Members of Top 1092; of Class: Brenda Holloway, Kendra Brading, Jamie Matthews, Steve Woodward, Mike Godsey, Valerie Bower SATOACT COMBINES SCORE OF 1000+ Eric Reed, Valerie Bower, Mike Godsey, Brenda Holloway, Kristie Stricker, Steve Woodward, Jamie Matthews, Kendra Brading NWHS ALUMNI AWARD I.L. Baker Science Award: Mike Godsey John C. Allen English Award: Valerie Bower John Phillip Sousa Music Award: Mike Godsey INDIVID UAL AWARDS Home Economics: Cathy Evans Yearbook: Josh Hood, Kenny Rush Newspaper: Mechelle Schnell Math: Mike Godsey, Eric Reed Senior Math Certificates: Brenda Hooloway, Steve Woodward Outstanding Choral Award: Pam Dean Art: Kenny Rush Agriculture whapter Awardk Sterling Meadors Perfect Attendance: Stephanie Baird, Mike Bower, Travis Craig, Pam Dean, Mike Godsey, Brenda Holloway, Kevin Lindenmayer, Eric Reed, Mechelle Schnell, Danny Seals, Roger Stricker, Chris Taflinger, Shannon Weber Presidential Academic Fitness: Jennifer Young, Steve Woodward, Kristie Stricker, Eric Reed, Jamie Matthews, Brenda Holloway, Mike Godsey, Kendra Brading, Valerie Bower US. Army Reserve National Scholarship Athlete: Kendra Brading, Jamie Matthews American Legion Oratorial Award: Valerie Bower American Legion Government Awards: Mike Bower SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS GCCS Secretarial Award: Mechelle Schnell Ivy Tech Scholarship: Tabbie Powell Hoosier Scholarship: Brenda Holloway, Kendra Brading PTA Scholarships: Dawn Lauter, Kristie Stricker GCCEA Future Educator Award: Andi Pennington Instructional Services Scholarship t0 Vincennes University: Mike Bower Athletic Scholarship to University of Anchorage, Alaska: Jamie Matthews, Scott Matthews Academic Scholarship to Asbury College: Valerie Bower WWW MA WWWWWW2 VVWWWWWWWWM WW0 IVxV WWWWWWMVWWWV V 00 ?WW 7 N W V x 3 01 High School w-v H ope Voyles President Dana McCrady Vice President Chrissy M a y Secretary Jenny Marshall Treasurer Tammy York Treasurer Juniors . . . Glenna Bower Reporter Elmer Abbott Danny Adams Shannon Arthur , N ' f , ' W . . A Barely recuperated from the flu, Jenny comes to school to show her spirit. Tony Barger David Bowen Angie Bower Carol Bower James Bowyer Garland Breeden Bobbie Brison Rachel Bussey Jason Chamness Larry Church Lazondra Cornett Kathy Crick Angela Crowe Shannon Daily Jeff DeCamp 38 David Dieterlen Bruce Doty Marty Elliott Danili Gill Jason Goedeker Julie Harris Lori Hatchell Brad Henson Glenn Hostetler Tony Hostetler Becky Hutsell Billy Kelley Kathy Lathem John Lewis Paul Martens John McCoy Brad McMillen Larry Meenach Becky Miles Billy Miles Mike Mullins High fives fly after Shannon makes a last second shot m round two of Kokomo. . Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Juniors 39 F35 , ? + , ,--, , Jon Murdoch Michelle Noble Brian Raper Shawn Rush Gina Shepherd Amy Strickler Shonna Thompson Mike Truesdell Angela Tucker Jason Walters Michelle MayJ Whisman Scott Whitt Heather Wilson Kristy Wilson Tara Wolfe Ater the sectional win, Elmer and Jeff celebrate with the Mustang handshake. I Juniors . .. Juniors . . . Juniors .' Sophomores . . . Sophomores . . . I Cassie and Crystal are caught lying down on the job. I A ; . Sophomores . . . Valerie H igbie President Troy Abbott Vice President Carol Raleigh Secretary Eddie Bowyer Treasurer Crystal Anderson Reporter Ruthie Wampler Reporter Bonnie Allen Marvel Banks Scott Beatty Angela Boling Pete Bowyer Jason Box Shane Bramble Amy Brown Michael Brown Bobbi Cain David Carlisle Tammy Carlisle 41 Sophomores . . . Sophomores . . . Tammy Cherry Jason Cochran David Collins Candi Cornell Kevin Cross Michelle Dean Ed Dunaway Amy Frame Tisha Franklin Matthew Gordon Rhonda Graebe Stephanie Graebe Brad Graves Bradley Harris Debra Helton Charles Hobbs Amy Ison Jennifer Johnson Amber Kreutzer Michelle Langdon Ruben Lewis Charlie Lyons Teri Martin Ron Mattingly Mike McClellan .- I Jenny McCoy John McEwen Jamie Middleton .- Jeremy Mullins Jessi Murphy Sophomores . . . Sophomores . . . Toni Perkins Gene Plummer Jason Raney Mike Reed Paul Reiter Aura Richards Leah Robinson Kim Ross Cassie Ryker Tony Schnell Randy Sizemore Robert Smothers Ryan Snelling Corey Stewart Sherrie Stewart Susan Stricker Brian Taylor Tommy Thompson Scott Wampler Cynthia Watkins George Williams Billy Whitt Sophomore Art Club members peddle their buttons, gourds, and pins at the Fall Festival. Sophomores . . . Sophomores . . . 43 Lori Lyninger President Rhonda M orrison Vice President Angela Smith Secretary Jamie Jones Treasurer Mike Eldridge Reporter Denise Bodkin Elizabeth Bowen Jolene Bowen Larry Bower Mike Boyd Jason Burden Sharon Burgstrom Jennifer Curry Michael Curry Kelly Deal Mandie Donahue Amanda Elliot Brandon Fields Randy Gary Jennifer Hammond Jeff Hostetler Keith Huttsell Chris Johns Amy Jones Shelly Jones Mike Keith Rod the Bod ' gets pumped up for spirit week. Freshmen . . . Freshmen . . . Fresh men. . .Freshmen. . .Freshmen. . Charles Kelley James Layton Shelly Lomax Cory Mauk Eric May Malisa May Sandy McIntosh Ladonna Melton Michelle Mobley Eric Morris Sonya Morrison Jeff Purlee Leigh Randall Emily Reeder Daniel Robinson Sandra Shepherd Danny Short Tony Snell James Strickland Stephanie Tucker Rickey Uebele Jennifer Weston Rod Williams Bill Wise 2 men ; . . Freshmen . . . Freshmen . I 45 Six new teachers were hired this year. They are 0mm top clockwisek Steve F ellows, Lori Krohn, John Remington, Brad Webster, Haylie Bennett, and Julie Straight. w Dale Crafton Dick Johnson Arla Archer Linda Bagshaw Jaunita Barksdale Principal Assistant Principal Guidance Counselor; H.S. Math; 8th Home Ec.; Marriage; FHA S.C.; Seniors; Peer Fac. Sue Bare Haylie Bennett Ruth Bowman Marilyn Brenner Judy Brooner Study Hall; Teacher Aide M.S.; Math; Social Studies; Secretary to Princiapl M.S. English; 61h Chorus; German; Drama; 0.0. Health; Cheerleader Ellen Burgin Mary Lou Clapp Mindy Day Jeanie Deaton Jill Dennison Typing; Business; Newpaper Librarian; Homecoming Art; Yearbook; A.C.; Drama; Treasurer; Juniors Quest; Guidance Aide; FCA Jrs. Steve Fellows Kenny Fields Steve Fouts Keith Gaffney Margaret Graebe Agriculture; Keyboarding; US. History; Gou't; Econ; Chemsitry; Physics; M.S. Math. Computers; Girl's BB Teacher Aide FFA; Soph. Srs. Science; Wrestling Faculty and Staff . . . Faculty 4 Gary Graham Carla Hobson Tom Kendrick Lori Krohn Beverly Linck 11.3; Social Studies; Science; Special Education; SADD; M.S. Social Studies; H.C.; M.S.; Social Studies; Math; P.E. V.B.; Girl's Tennis; S.C. Fresh. Wrestling; 6th Music; P.E.; S.C.; H.S Cheer- leader A I XJ I . . Nora-Scott Lurding Joe Madison Jim Matthews Sandy Mullins Dennis Pennington English; French; F.C.: M.S. M.S.JzHS.Science;FCA;Jrs.; Athletic Director; P.E.; Boys M.S. Reading: H.S. English; Biology,M.S.Science;Driver's Honor Society; 7th S.C. BB; Golf Soph. Ed John Remington Cindy Sizemore Joan Stein Julie Straight J.C. Teeple Band; Drama; AV. M.S. Resource Room Art H.S.; English; Honor Society: M.S.; Math; Social Studies; Drill Team H.S.; Geography; Health; C.C. Melvin Vestal Brad Webster Terry White Jim Wood 11.8. Math; M.S. Computers; Industrial Arts;P.E.; 7th; C.C.; HS. English; Boy's BB; Base- P.E. Driver's Ed; Health; 8th Boy's BB; Track Girl's BB ball; Peer Fac. lty and Staff . . . Faculty 50 55'3'12'1! 39! m1 Custodians aom: Phyllis Williams, Margaret Waters, James Ison, Mary Stricker; Not pictured- Tom Oakley and Bennie Reynolds; Cooks middlel' Thelma Reese mng, Betty Purlee, Lula Johnson, Jean Vest aiding, Linda Hostetler, Sharon Brading, Carolyn Northern, Freda York. Missing-Norma Graebe Left: Howard Harris, head custodian. g pun 9.1290 2177934177qu mvam WOOD .mada Hus drivers meft-righU: Owens Cooper, Jean Cartwright, Jodi Williams and Ryan Hobbs, Bill Holder, Gina Hobbs, Mush waer, Agnes Burgin, Maxine Bower, Wayne Zollman, Norma Cooper, Bud Graebe, Patty Amick, Morris Gill, and Regina fyker. 51 ' 163 vat . zict .EIJE I I Mickey Mouse, Cakewalk, and Coconut pie Paul and Matthew try to win a Mickey Mouse. I t: a? . ,3 v 3. . ;....:,,.1. Take a chance at the cakewalk, pick a duck from the pond, indulge in a home-made dinner . . . thaths the main bill at the annual P.T.A. Fall Festival. Over $4000 was raised this year which helped to purchase supplies and fund two schol- arships. 54 Reigning Queen Amy Ison and escort Jim- my Stanley led the court procession at the annual homecoming coronation. Candidates representing each high school class included seniors Brenda Holloway and Donnie Woo- dard, juniors Dana McCrady and Brad McMillan, sophomores Valerie Higbie and Scott Wampler, and freshmen Shelly Lomax and Danny Short. Third graders Erica Tinse- ly and Shawn Gilbert carried the roses and crown. Valerie Higbie was crowned the 1988- 89 Homecoming Queen and took her throne as senior varsity players presented her with roses and a crown. aumg among; 3511A 'N pun 2111me huaana 88, u. Puzzles . . . Sunshine Baskets The FFA and FHA both had a busy year making puzzles for Clark County children for Christmas, pre- paring sunshine baskets for the elderly and infirmed in the community, raising tobacco, and holding auc- tions and paper drives. welow Sandy McIntosh dreads having rollers put back into her hair on initiation day. highU Ruby, Cathy, and Susan heave ho at the annual FHzUFFA challenge-tug of war. Bottom FHA Members GronU Liz Bowen, LaDonna Melton, Ruby Jeffries, Stephanie Baird, Toni Perkins, Amy Sticker, Steph- anie Graebe, Bobbi Jo Brison, Tracy Boggs, Sylvie Cornelius, and Cathy Evans mresidenU; waclv Sandy Shepherd, Amanda El- liott, Becky Allen, Susan Stricker, Carol Riley, Heather Wilson, Tisha F ranklin, Pam Dean, Tammy Carlisle, Kristie Stricker, Tra- cy Tucker, Lazondra Comett, Shannon Daily, Ms. Barksdale Md- visorl ,0 love tobacco! dirty. FFA Mbove fronU: Mr. Fellows, Tony Burger, Paul Martens, Mandy Donahue, Billy Miles, Larry Church, Deborah Helton, Chris Kemp, Larry Bower, Rod Williams, jason Chamness, Robert Smothers; mach Eric Morris, Digger, Billy Kelley, Michael El- dridge, George Williams, Mike Mullins, Jeff Cartwright, Sterling Meadors, Harold Scranton, Corey Stewart, Pete Bowyer, and Charlie Lyons. Far left: Sterling and George Left: Sterling gets down and Below: Jeff Cartwright works on his tan the easy way. spuvH uaaxg' ' 7105' doLL' ' 'oaonqoLL Mystery, Mayhem, and Murder! : The drama department, under the di- rection of Judy Brooner, John Remington, and Mindy Day, produced two plays this season. Flowers for Algernon, the fall drama was a resounding success, compelte with sets, props, and a packed house. Sen- iors Valerie Bower and Josh Hood shared the spotlight with Algernon-a live hamp- ster. The spring production, Mystery, Mayhem, and Murder featured the Brightons tRachel Bussey and Mike Bow- ev who encountered mysterious laugher, strange music, secret passages, a murdered body and their daughterts disappearance. Graham blackmails Wendy for more money. ; Ette Pye Serena Vigalante .5: Clockwise from below Don arrests Graham as he attempts an escape. Mr. Remington contacts the light booth for spots. Juliet confronts Boniface with her theory. Boniface a'n dresy unfolds the mystery as Juliet and Diana listen. MN 97100 011114 v Verne Early 59 Paint . . . Plaster . . . Pizazz New Washingtonts art club was at it again this year 7 . E painting murals in the halls, personalizing depart- ment areas. New murals include an enlarged music scale with notes from the school song, the FFA and FHA emblems, a set of drums in the band room, SEN- IORS and ART. Art club members also painted a Disney-like mural in the elementary cafeteria. Art Club: Scott Beatty, Bobbi J0 Cain, Amber Kreutzer, John McEwen, Valerie Higbie, Jessi Murphy, Cassie Ryker, Jennifer Young, Missy Mauk, Josh Hood: Qndk Kendra Brading, Michelle Dean, Emily Reeder, Butch Lomax, Kenny Rush; mach: James Buu'yvr. Jason Burden. David Dieterlen, Mike Godsey, Julie Harris. Newspaper HeftL'Sheila Wiggam, Tracie Boggs, Mechelle Schnell. Delana Gill, Mark Abbott; QMUS Ruby Jefferies, Stephanie Baird; wrdk Valerie Bower, Jennifer Young, Mike bower, Missy Mauk, Becky Miles, Shonna Thomp- son, Sylvia Cornelius; mucky Glenn Hostetler, John Mc- Coy. Drama welowk Ms. Brooner, Phrom; Qndl' Mike Bower, Dawn Lauter. Missy Mauk, Sharon Burgstrom, Jennifer Hammond, Lazondra Cornett; Urdk Tony Schnell. Jason Burden, Valerie Bower, Ryan Snelling, Josh Hood, Chrissy May, Andi Pennington, Ms. Day; mach: Mat- thew Gorden. Shannon Weber, Jessi Murphy, Mike God- sey, Brenda Holloway, Jennifer Weston, Jolene Bowen, Rachel Bussey, Lori Lyninger. Twenty-eight performers sang, danced and played at the ninth an- nual Community Jamboree, March 31. Ms. Judy Brooner directed per- formers and technical crews. Ryan Snelling, Matthew Gordon, and Steph- anie Graebe control the lights, sound, and VCR highU. Candy shares some words of wisdom with Brandy before she goes on stage. melow Jason, Candy and Lazondra accompany Heidi Singer as she sings uTrue Colors. h Chorus welow fronU: Jenifer Curry, Angie Tucker, Rachael Bussey, Stephanie Graebe, Angela Crowe; Qndh Pam Dean, Sharon Burgstrom, Lori Lyninger, Jenny McCoy, Jennifer Hammond, Emily Reeder; Chm Ms. Brooner, Ryan Snelling, u ' Jolene Bowen, Malisa May, and Matthew Gordon. ;- Mlle Cassie, Mlle Bobbi J0, and Madama Lurding sample F rench quiche. F rench Club: . middld 0819 Ricky Uebele, Teri Martin, Valerie Higbie, an Brad harris, Lori Lyn- inger, Danny Short, Bobbi J0 Cain, Shelly Jones, Carol Raleigh, Sharon Burgstrom; Qrw Jeff Purlee, Rod Williams, Leigh Ran- dall, Shelly Lomax, Glenna Bower, Cassie Ryker, Jackie Begley; Mach Brad Graves, Jeff Hostetler, and Mark Abbott. Cvrman Club wbovd: UstJ Michelle Dean, Aura Ann Richards, Jesse Murphy, Troy Abbott, Dawn Lauter, Andi Pennington, Eddie Bowyer, Hope Voyles; QndJ John McEwen, Amber Kruetzer, Jennifer Hammond, Julie Harris, Rachael Bussey, Jenny Marshall, Jennifer Young, Terri Beckort, Mechelle Schnell, Linda McCoy, Ray Ortensie, Valerie Bower, Frau Brooner; waclw Jofvne Bowen, Jeremy Mullins, Mike Reed, Shane Bramble, Mike Bower, Michael Godsey, and Michelle Whisman. 8 ' ' Bis uawazds - W W Drill Team Mbovek Tabbie Strickland, Amy Stricker, Amy Wills, Kristie Stricker, Chrissy May, Jenny McCoy, and Candi Cornell. The Marching Mustangs, under the direction of John Remington, started the year marching at Indiana Statets Homecoming Parade in Terre Haute-they received a Su- perior I rating at district contest in April, finishing the year with the annual awards. This year the drill team was led by Julie Straight. They performed at all of the varsity home games to such songs as Wild, Wild West, Locomotion, Surf City, and a 503 Medley. They also attended a work- shop at Floyd Central in November. d VI... - 0-5 I .V. '-4 imm W' .m- 't ' ' ' U018109J gaajxad ' ' ' wxojxad U01 National Honor Society 0er First Row: Kristie Stricken Mi- chelle Whisman, Lazondra Cornett, Jennifer Young, Valerie Higbie, Bobbi Jo Cain, Amy Ison, Julie Harris, Jenny Mar- shall, Dana McCrady. Second Row: Julie Straight G'ponsov, Brad Harris, Kenny Rush, Heather Wilson, Glenna Bower, Becki Hutsell, Kristy Wilson, Brenda Holloway. Valerie Bow- er, Kendra Brading. Third Row: Mike Brown, Brad Graves, John McEwen, Jeremy Mullins, Michelle Dean. Jessi Murphy, Debra Helton. Fourth Row: Eric Reed, Scott Matthews, Steve Woodward, Jamie Matthews, Danny Seals, Mike Godsey. . xxx; Academic Super Bowl members Uer First Row: Candi Cornell, Julie Harris, Cindy Watkins, Jenny Marshall. Second Row: Kenny Rush, Mike Godsey, Kendra Brading, Michelle Dean, Mr. Fouts SponsorJ, Eric Reed. Science Club UeftJ First Row: Becky Miles, Danili Gill, Kendra Brading, Jenny Marshall. Second Row: David Dieterlen, Kenny Rush, Michelle Whisman, Mike Godsey, Eric Reed. Science students, grades 6-12, participated in the annual science fair. The winners included: High School, First Kenny Rush, Second Mike God- sey, Third-Kristy Wilson; 8th grade, First-Scott Righthouse, Second-Nathan Fouts, Third- Treva Rivers; 7th grade, F irst Chad Cooper, Sec- ond-Christy Carlisle, Third-Alena Richards; 6th grade, First-George Schindler, Second Randy Weber, Third-Matthew Arthur. azlowg pun ?OPDUJOLL $5831 uaggog I . , ' t. Student Council members run the book- store, plan the traditional homecoming dance, were directly responsible for con- vincing the cafeteria manager to offer a salad and potato bar, and organize the an- nual Spring Fling. Events included were: water balloon, egg toss, spoon race, skate- board relay, obstacle course, and suitcase race. The juniors tClass 0f t90t won for the second year in a row. Top left: Glenna ducks to reach the finish line and her tttennies. Left: Kristie gropes blindly for Russellts buttons. Student Council tbelowl' Kendra Jackson tPresJ; L-R: Terri Martin, Glenna Bower, Mr. Graham, Shelly Lomax, Mike Godsey, Lazondra Cornett, Shannon Weber, J0- lene Bowen, Chrissy May, Brad Graves, Malissa May, Bobbi Cain, Becki Hutsell, Debra Helton, and Ms. Archer. Left: Cassie struggles to beat the clock. Below: Who volunteered me for this? Middle: Amber takes her mark for the skateboard relay. mu; . I i jguyd Euydg vag $1qu .3? 69 V7... mhh' ... w ' ' I i Peer Facilitators Thirty-five high school students serve as peer faci- litators for elementary and middle school pupils. Students generally work with a specific group of V identified youngsters who benefit from tutoring and , I individual attention. Right: Kindergarten peer facilitator, Cassie Ryker, helps her stu- dents construct a gier sectional bulletin board. Below: Sophomore Amy Ison helps her special reading group. First Row: David Collins, Digger Hall, Jeff Cartright, Tom McEwen, Denny Jones, Eddie Bowyer, Delana Gill, Kendra Brading, Ruby Jeffries. Second Row: Becky Miles, Amy Ison, Becki Hutsell, Leigh Randall, Jennifer Weston, Andi Pennington, Lazondra Cornett, Stephanie Baird. Third Row: Shelly Jones, Shelly Lomax, Angie Smith, Amy Jones, Rhonda Morrison, Kendra Jackson, Cassie Ryker, Jennifer Young, Missy Mauk, Tracie Boggs, Toni Perkins. Fourth Row: Amy Wills, Sherrie Stewart, Tammy Carlisle, Rhonda Graebe, Jennifer Johnson, Jeremy Mullins, Brad Graves. Fifth Row: Ms. Archer, Mr. White. 70 History Club: David Dieterlen, Mike Bower, Ruben Lewis, Heather Wilson, Matthew Gordon, Jesse Murphy, Brandon Fields, Bobbi Jo Brison, Jason Chamness, Michelle Dean, John Lewis, Cassie Ryker, John McEwen, Marvell Banks, Amber Kruetzer, Mr. Kendrick Gpansorl Fellowship of Christian Athletes a to RI Brian Taylor, Matthew Gordon, Bobbi J0 Cain, Valerie Bower, Lori Hatchell, Glenna Bower, Amber Kreutzer, Michelle Dean, John McEwen, Cassie Ryker, Debra Helton, Amy Ison, Becki Hutsell, Malisa May, Jeremy Mullins, Jill Dennison and Joe Madison wponsorsL Shannon Arthur wresidenU. 'ADD: Larry Church, Tony Snell, Glenn Hostetler, Pete Bowyer, Ron Mattingly, Butch Lomax, Elmer Abbott, Billy Miles, Fuhn McEwen, Jessi Murphy, Randy Gary, Jason Raney, Brenda Holloway. First Row: Brian Taylor, Tommy Thompson, indy Watkins, Malisa May, Rachel Bussey, Lori Hatchell, Valerie Bower, Dawn Lauter, Amy Stricker, Tracy Tucker, usan Stricker, Tammy Cherry. Second Row: Kelley Deal, Angela Tucker, Michelle Mobley, Amanda Elliott, Danili Gill, hm Wolfe, Bobbi Jo Cain, Valerie Higbie, Randy Sizemore, Amy Frame, Kim Ross, Lori Lyninger, Ricky Uebele. Third ' 0w: Pam Dean, Sharon Burgstrom, Sabrina Shaughnessy, Sandy Shephard, Carol Bower, Michelle Whisman, Gina lzepherd, Troy Abbott, Tammy York, Scott Beatty, Corey Stewart, Eric May. UUVS VDJ mo MOiszH Below: Eric Morris proved you dont have to be a 7 giant to be tough. As a 103 lb. wrestler, Eric won the sectional and was conference runner-up. Right: All around talent Glenna Bower holds countless school records and competed the past 3 years at the state track meet in the 1600 and M. mast Both Scott Matthews and Jamie Mat- thews have earned recognition for their outstanding sports skills. Each has been named to All-Conference tennis, golf, baseball, and basketball teams; Hoosier Basketball Magazinebs 3rd team, and JCIT and Kokomo All-Tournament teams. Jamie trighU scored more than 1200 career points and was 3rd in Indi- ana for 3 pointers. Scott tfar righU was ranked 4th in the state in steals. 74 Mustangs in the News ' tWWWWWWWWWXWWWWXWWWW Km Named to the UPI All-State Ist Team under- classmen, Shannon Arthur has started in 74 con- secutive games for the Mustangs. Shannon was named to All-Conference teams for baseball, ten- nis, and basketball, JCIT, and All-Sectional teams for the past 3 years. In 1989 he was placed on the All-Regional team and received APAll-State Hon- orable Mention. up V Captain of NWts I , drill team and mem- ber of National Su- perstar Drill Team, senior Amy Wills re- presented the Mus- tangs at the Hula Bowl in Hawaii and at Macyts Thanks- giving Day Parade in N YC. VA W WWWWWWYWWWWWWWWWW I 75 Crass Left: Coach Teeple announces the times at a meet. Far left: Billy and Eddie keep an even pace. Below: All-conference Glenna Bower finishes the year with five firsts, leading the young Cross Country team to an even season. oo.- Country w t we'- fmmw 't WZVWWWhWWWWWWWw Team right: USU Teri Martin, . Larry Bower, Rod Williams, ! Ricky Uebele, Michael Eldridge, Glenna Bower, Mike Boyd, Mike Mullins, Jamie Jones; t2ndt Charlie Kelley, Jeremy Mullins, Jeff Hostetler, David Dieterlen, Glenn Hostetler, Elmer Abbott, Pete Bowyer, Billy Kelley, Rus- I sell Lentz. 76 m2 .4.. --f...31 Boys Tennis The boysl tennis team coached by Bob McEwen, completed a winning season with a record of 14-3. First singles, Scott Mat- thews ller was voted to the all conference team. Shannon Arthur and Tom McEwen received all conference team status playing first doubles. Bob was voted tennis coach of the year. Below: Exhibition players concentrate on a doubles match. W WWWWWWKWWWWWWWWgWWW , Team left: USU Ron Mattingly, Scott Abbott, Shannon Ar- thur, Tom McEwen, Brad Graves; l2ndl Troy Abbott, Corey Stewart, Jamie Matthews, John McEwen, Scott Matthews, and Bob McEwen lcoachl. 77 l l Volleyball Wm M ., y 3w 1 WWWWWWXWWWWWWWWWWM WW 7M, Varsity Volleyball highU: USU Kendra Brading, Tammy York, Cassie Ryker, Lori Abbott; an Ra- chael Bussey mng, Tara Wolfe, Kendra Jackson, a Bobbi Jo Cain, Dana McCrady mng; Coach Gra- 1:1 5 Qt , . I ham. 9w. JV Volleyball middld USU: Shelly Lomax, An- 1 gela Smith, Sonya M orrison; an Rachael Bussey mng, Emily Reeder, Ronda Morrison, Tisha Franklin, Shelly Jones, Dana McCrady mng; Coach Hobson. . Kg Cheerleaders Varsity HeftJ: From top - Valerie Higbie, Bobbi Jo Cain, Jenny Marshall, Jennifer Johnson; 0er Valerie Bower; highU Gina Shepherd. JV welow Angela Smith, Stephanie Graebe, Sonya Morri- son, and Amy Stricker. Varsity cheerleaders and fans cheer the Mustangs to an- other sensational sectional victory. Girlst Basketball Coach Gaffneyts Varsity Lady Mustangs finished an exceptional season with a record of 14-6. Winners of the SAC Conference the team easily defeated Madison in the first round of the sectional. State champs Scotts- burg pulled away from the Mustangs in the 4th quarter of the final game. Below: Coach Gaffney outlines last minute strategy to Glenna. Right: Senior Lori Abbott puts up a strong defense against Borden. ? u y 1 i I w , , t. Varsity and J V trighU: Coach Web- .. . .1 t ' ster, Shelly Jones, Rhonda Morri- ' a h i ! son, Teri Martin, Amy Brown, Shel- - 4. -. ,, 1335: ' .- ly Lomax, Lori Hatchell, Amber A . 7 W. Kruetzer,Tammy York,LoriAbbott, .9. '1' xa- . t 3 .- Glenna' Bower, Cassw Ryker, Tisha V . th d 'V Paw ! 33 ,, val ; um: pm; , Franklin, Crystal Anderson, Coach leml; villi 3 ? W 31 2 33A 5.3 $5 , 55! : Gaffney, and tfront statst Rhonda xii e: 83 go h 7'? :W1 ht? 3 Graebe and Bonnie Allen. g h h- I Wrestling Left: Brothers Eric Morris and Mark Abbott warm up as Mark prepares for his match at Seymour. Below: Mustang wrestler fights back to avoid a pin. Wk , WWWWWWMWWWWWWWWWWWWW E w M Y+ .. : ;Q : ,4 ' v. .3; Wrestlers 0ef0: Eric Morris UronU, Brandon Fields, Tommy Thompson, I Chad Osborne, Mark Abbott, Marty Elliott, Tommy Lee, and Larry Church. 81 ' 2. 8VX, - I Varsity Basketball: Ist row coaches Brad Bastian, Melvin Vestal, Jim Matthews, Terry White, Brian McEwen, Jeff Rhoten; Back: Denny Jones, Scott Matthews, Scott Abbott, Tom McEwen, Shannon Arthur, Jeff Cartwright, Elmer Abbott, Jamie Matthews, Corey Stewart, and Jeff DeCamp. . N W vs. Henryville 111-45 N W vs. Borden 70-40 N W vs. Charlestown 70-58 5 N W vs. Lanesville 86-41 N W vs. Switzerland Co. 80-62 N W vs. M eade Co., Ky. 96-73 N W vs. Scottsburg 68-55 N W vs. Southwestern 97-64 N W vs. Graceland 75-58 N W vs. Pekin Eastern 85-57 N W vs. Austin 75-61 N W vs. Silver Creek 65-56 N W vs. Clarksville 81-64 N W vs. South Central 86-51 N W vs. Crothersville 79-51 N W vs. Providence 87-66 N W vs. JEFFERSONVILLE 85-69 N W vs. Austin fSecJ 80-63 N W vs. Lebanon 1Kokomoj 72-75 N W vs. M adison 1SecJ 81-62 E N W vs. Kokomo 1 67-63 N W vs. Scottsburg 1SecJ 74-59 '2 N W vs. Rising Sun - 83-69 N W vs. New Albany 0?ng 71-61 3 NW vs. Southwestern 73-60 N W vs. Floyd Central 02ng 68-80 - I N W vs. Charlestown 71 -66 xWWWmWWmWWWM W ; ' L : ' MUSTANG COUNTRY 82 The Varsity basketball teams once again set school records with a winning season of 25-2. For the second year in a row the Mustangs took the JCI T and the Madison Sectional. The J V team finished the season with a respectable 12-6 and the Freshman won 4 and lost 8. Left: James Bowyer shoots for 2. Below: Troy Abbott leaps up and over Meade t I L Co. a hf Wm WWWWWWW HWWWWWWWWW Far Left: Stats tfronU: Coach, Debra Helton, Brenda Holloway, Becki Hutsell, John McEwen; tBackx Andi Pennington, Dawn Lauter, Jessi Murphy, Michelle Dean, Amy Ison. Left: J V: Troy Abbott, Jeff Hostetler, Pete Bowyer, Brad Graves, Jason Cochran, Billy Kelley, Coach Vestal, Jeremy Mullins, Ron Mattingly, James Bowyer, Jason Goedecker, Jamie Jones, Eddie Bowyer. Right; Freshmen: Coach McEwen, Cory Mauk, Keith Hutsell, Jamie Jones, Jeff Hostetler, Rod William, Danny Short, Jeff Purlee, Larry Bower. 7 83 I i The 89 Varsity Baseball team, coached by Terry White, and Asst. Greg Hostetler, went 6-0 to win . . V the SAC Conference. Russell Lentz led the team in 'M hitting as they finished the season 10-13. 4 n. Right: Pitcher Corey Stewart led the team to 6 SAC Conference wins. Below: Sr. i: Denny Jones rips the ball for another hit. Below Right: Scott and Brandon prepare . for the big game. K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K $ K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K Left: Stats Aura Ann Richards and Jessi Murphy enjoy a double play. Top: Cory warms the bench. Above: Russell stretches for another out. L WWWWWWYWWWWWWWW Varsity Baseball War Ler: Front Row: Russell Lentz, Ron Mattingly, Brandon Fields, Brad Graves, Jeff Hostetler, Scott Abbott. Back Row: Terry White, Steve Woodward, Denny Jones, Jeff DeCamp, Corey Stewart, Jamie Jones, Troy Abbott, Tommy Lee, Harold Scranton, and Greg Hostetler. J V ler: Base- ball: Front Row: Mike Curry, Brandon Fields, Jeff Hostetler, Brad Graves, Scott Wampler. Back Row: Danny Short, Chad Osborn, Cory Mauk, Jason Box, Larry Bower, and Greg Hostetler. Track Below: Bobbi Jo easily clears a hurdle between tennis matches. Right: Angela reaches out for a hand-off t0 Sonya in a relay. rurww Girls melowk Lori Abbott, Rhonda Morrison, Sonya Morrison, Glenna Bower, Angela Smith, Bobbi Jo Cain, Cassie Ryker, Amy Jones, Lori Hat- chell, Teri Martin, Amy Brown. . I L I ' ' . - ii; i: -f .; 5WACWWWWWWWMZ7WW y A .. . i ;:3.3fer'vsqw-fmgg?in, MW mfrwxl ; MW .u;54.'..- mp MthvM ,4, aaumw Below: James Bowyer easily clears the high hurdle. Right: Ja- son, Mark, and Eric take the 1600. Right below: Denny Ray goes for a record. . . ' '24, . ., A V 7. y. 9 .I ; ii'JM , 53: .1: V l .. , 2v . , Q' - '.V . 13333:; .f' j ' , Track Vbelowl' VfronU: Coach Vestal, Eric V 'f' 5 mgr- Morris, Pete Bowyer, Mike Mullins, Har- k ' old Scranton, Denny Jones, Charlie Kelly, Keith Hutsell, Jason Raney; wackk James Bowyer, Bill Kelly, Shane Bramble, David Collins, Eddie Bowyer, and Coach Ken- drick. 1.. V WWWWVWWWWWWWWWMfWW -.-J-r 'Q-amaVAgg4 , ' , FI 'l '.l 'lil f4 ii Girl3 Tennis d? Softball Gary Graham coached the girls tennis team through a difficult season. Seniors Kendra Jack- son welowL first singles, and Jennifer Young highU, second singles, gave leadership to the team. Tennis welow fronU: Leigh Randall, Shelly Jones, J V Softball: welow fronU: Amy Stricker, Danili Gill, Sherrie Stewart, Emily Jennifer Weston, Malisa May; HJGCM: BObbi J0 Cain, Reeder, Sonya Morrison; wackk John McEwen ataU, Coach Hostetler, Kristi Jennifer Young, Amber, Kendra Jackson, Coach 070- Stricker, Shelly Lomax, Amy Ison, Coach McEwen. ' ham, and Valerie Higbie. i ' l WWCW WWWWWWXWW z ; 2 i:- .2, . . 7.. a . . . 1+... , ,.l n. .'s; v3. ' .;.;' '. a ' . , . . n .1 , V ' . . . . , . - , ,, 4 . , , 1. ' ., . ' r . c - . ' a .Vm I A ' k v . v. .. . 7.. . , ... . . . .. V -, . . Golf The golf team enjoyed one of the most successful seasons with a record of 6-10. The team shot a low score of 175. The most memorable day of the season was when Ja- mie waded into a pond to retrieve a ball. $43, H. , s ,. ;;JV,;4 x11 . 1,. Varsity Softball Tbelow fronU: Kristie Stricker, Amy Stricker, Golf TbelowJ: Jamie Matthews, Scott Matthews, Jeremy Mullins, Stephanie Graebe, Tisha Franklin, Amy Ison; wacky John Josh Hood, Corey Stewart, Coach Matthews. McEwen TstaU, Coach Hostetler, Cassie Ryker, Lori Hatchell, Shelly Lomax, Becki Hutsell, Tammy York, Coach McEwen. WIWWWWM TTWWWWWWWWWZ WWWWWWAWWW ' . ha - -4 . -.. ' . 89 i. l l Paula Willinger President Bobby Stricker Vice President Trina Collins Treasurer Pam Dean Secretary Shawn Bower Reporter Priscella H ostetler Reporter Candy Abbott K.C. Brading Shelly Burden Martin Campton Bobby Cochran Michael Collins Angela Doane Billy Durham Damon Eisenback Amy Eldridge Nathan Fouts Doug F rakes Tommy Giltner Angie Gregory Elaine Hayes Nathan Hobson Angie Holmes Dock Ison Chad Jackson Darin Kasey April Kemp Mikki Leezer Randall Lively Jennifer Madison Eighth Grade . . . Eighth Grade . 92 J 3 Eighth Grade . . . Eighth Grade . . John May Jason Miles Jennifer Morgan Deanna Noble April Oakley Matthew Ortensie Heather Piercy Kelly Piercy Mark Richey Scott Righthouse Roger Rhoten Treva Rivers Treasure Shaw Angie Sisk Andrea Smith Floyd Smith Jason Stricker Theresa Stuecker Rebekah Taflinger K.C. pretends he's a persimmon being strained through a colander. Shelly Vest Jennifer Wilson Matthew Wise Michael Womack Gary Woodard Eighth Grade . . . Eighth Grade . . 93 l Seventh Grade . . Beth Jones President Brandie Purlee Vice President Crystal Gilliman Secretary Jason Helton Treasurer Brandie H enson Reporter Darin Amick David Amick Dennis Barger Donnie Bird Ruthie Boling Shelly Bower Stephanie Bower Josh Bramble ' Becky Brison Misty Brown Angie Campton Christy Carlisle T.J. Cole Chad Cooper Josh Cordes Larry Covington Stacy Crick Paula Dieterlen Mike Dunaway Carla Elliott Cameron Fields Chris Glibert Adam Goedecker Trena Hammer Bruce Helton Mike Helton Charles Hengst Jolene Horn Jennifer Jones J.R. Jones Tonna Jones Jeff Keith Shawna Kennedy Randy Kreutzer Robbie Lee Rona Mata Michela McCarty Josh Mullins Jason Nash Mary Ann Pennington Gene Prostler Angela Raleigh J.T. Raney Alena Richards Todd Sharpensteen humus ITY C Billy Shaw Jeremy Shepherd Anthony Sherrell Ephrom Smothers Teri Smothers Chris Snow Bobby Stewart LaDawn Turner Elizabeth Vest Shannon Young 95 Matthew Arthur President Amy Jones Vice President Paul Graves Secretary Mitsy Cumberworth Treasurer Melissa Clapp Reporter Ronnie Abbott Shawn Abbott Travis Alvey Candy Amick Chris Baker Jason Begley Jeffrey Bowen Chris Bower Amanda Bullock l Nancy Barger Brad Campbell Jeremy Campbell Tonya Cherry Randy Cliff Dale Cochran .. m. .-n--V--i--EI- Doug Cole f: Ralph Cole Keith Couch Jenni Creech . Josh Dennison .- .- Amelia Elliott Dion Fellows I Norma Hamilton .- I Jeremy Helton Kevin Helton .. Sixth Grade .Sixth Grade . . . Sixth Grade . . . Peggy Hinkle Joey Holmes Mandy Laxton Jamie Logsdon Shannon Lyons Veronica Marshall Chris McCulloch Rachel McDaniel Brian Napier Samantha Napier Miranda Norman Christi Pennington Tracy Perkins Jennifer Raleigh Darah Reed George Schindler Melissa Schindler Randy Scott Tony Sowder Gladys Standafer Rodney Stone Tori Strange Shawn Swallows Bill Utley Misti Wampler I Michelle Warner Jimmy Wash J.T. Wathen Tony Webb I . i Randy Weber . Sixth Grade . . . 97 $:::::-::.5 Cross Country USU: David Amick, Josh Bramble, Robbie Lee, Randy Weber. 0nd; Coach Webster, Darin Amick, Chad Copper, Shawn Bower, Nathan Fouts. WWXWWWWWWWWWWWMVWW ' ' Volleyball B-team USU: Brandy Purlee, Ladawn Turner, Alena Richards, Beth Jones, Steph- . I . I . I Volleyball A-leam UsU: Pnscella Hostetler, Andrea Smith, Trina Collins, Angle Slsh, anie Bower. !2mU. Jennifer Jones, Paula Dieterlen, Shannon Young, Coach Hostetler, I . I . Christy Carlisle Shelley Bower Crystal Silliman. Deana Noble, !2ndkl.on Krohn,Jenny Jones, April Kemp, Pam Dean, Paula Willingen III IWXWWWWWWWWWWWWMVWW I A 7th Girl's Basketball UsU: Shawn Abbott, Amy Jones, Tori Starnge. Malissa Clapp, 82h GirFs Baskeball UsU: Paula Willinger, Treva Rivers,Apri10akley. 0nd; Angie Holmes, .- Tonna Jones. Qndk Coach Bowen, Shelly Bower, Christi Pennington, Brandy Purlee. Mikki Leezer, Coach Hostetler. Angie Sish, Trina Collins. Grdk Crystal Silliman, Beth Jones. 81h Cheerleaders USU! April Kemp, Pam Dean. 7th Cheerleaders USU: Angela Raleigh, Christy Carlisle. !2m0: Brandy Purlee, Jennifer 0'10: Jennifer Morgan, Dena Noble. Jones, Shannon Young, Carla Elliot. WWWZWWWWZWWWWWWWWXWWW 6th Boys's Basketball asU: Tony Sowder, Dion Fellows, Randy Weber, Rodney Stone, Nth Cheerleaders USU: Tori Strange, Mitsie Cumberwarth. Qndk Shannon Lyons, Ma- Ralph Cole, Paul Graves QndkRob Detzel moacm, Randy Clift,Jeffrey Bowen, Jeremy MSG Clapp, Candi Amick, Tracy Perkins, Christi Pennington. 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Sure, it looks like fun to run around with a camera, shooting photos of your friends and many students ask to be on the staff. But there is much more than what you see . . . like selling THOUSANDS of dollars of advertise- ments so that the book is affordable to students, I hours of planning headlines and copy that nobody reads, cropping pictures to fit a layout that was due last week, and countless failures in the darkroom. As you look through this book, realize that every picture, word, and white space was planned. Opposite page: Kenny Rush, Editor, Advertisements, Proof Reader Left: Josh Hood Head Photogra- pher, Darkroom Expert Below: Jason Cochran - VOLUN- TEER, Assistant Photographer, Darkroom and Mindy Day Tire- less, Quick Tempered, 8z Usually De- lirious Sponsor. Bottom: Bobbi Jo Cain Advertis- The staff members of these pages re- turned to complete this book. They were conscientious, reliable, responsible and CARED what the final product looked like. 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