North Montgomery High School - Charger Flashback Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

THE 1971-72 ARG lp FLASHBACK NORTH MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL We, the students of N.M.H.S., gratefully dedicate the 1971-1972 Charger Flashback to our parents and friends, who, through their hard work and dedica- tion, have established North Montgomery High School. THIS COULD BE THE START OF SOMETHING BIG It is amazing what the right kind of materials, a lot of hard work, and dedication can accomplish. 3 FIRE UP!� 5 6 ALL CHARGED-UP FOR NORTH MONTGOMERY ■ wf mm m m STUDENT COUNCIL This year's Student Council started out as a student advisory committee. A boy and a girl were selected from each class at each school to be on the com- mittee. They devised a method of se- lecting the cheerleaders and Charger- ettes, wrote the school song, selected the newspaper name, school crest, school mascot. Later, during the year, the advisory board became North Mont- gomery's first Student Council and elected officers. They are: President- Carl Binford; Vice President-Sabra Weleiver; Secretary-Shannon Tinsley; Treasurer-Bill Pruett. 12 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Denny Yount The Pep Band has added much to the spirit of the fans at basketball games, pep sessions, and track meets, by there popular songs, marches and musical cheers. They also provided music for the Chargerettes’ half-time shows. 14 TO A GOOD START Kim Overpeck Mr. Hiller The Marching Band performs at all home football games, parades, college activities and other civic events. They won a trophy for being one of the top bands in the Crawfordsville Christmas Parade. In November the Marching Band becomes the Symphonic Band. The Symphonic Band plays at School Concerts, the County Festival, civic events, band contests, and at other high schools during the year. Many students from the band perform solos and perform in ensem- bles for contest each year. Some students also play in the musical Pit Band, Stage Band and the Pep Band. The Stage Band received a FIRST place at the State Contest this year. Dennis Yount and Carol Leste are student directors for the bands. DANCES ARE STARTED BY THE DANCE BAND FUTURE BAND MEMBERS START IN CADET BAND TWIRLERS FIRST ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) R. Rogers, R. Miles, K. Paddack, B. Ward, L. Twitchell. SECOND ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) D. Trinkle, D. Mitton, P. Brock, K. Burley. CHARGERETTES FIRST ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) S. Martin, L. Lisby, L. Rankin, M. Whitley, K. Risner. SECOND ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) D. Vail, S. Binford, C. Lester, S. Quimby, V. Barker, S. Mullen, G. Hampton, D. Short. THIRD ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) R. Barnette, J. McClain, R. Martin, D. Yount, C. Goldsby, S. Cox. 17 GIRLS CHORALE 18 SWING CHOIR 19 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FLOWER: RED ROSE COLORS: RED AND WHITE MOTTO: TOWARD NEW HORIZONS FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America sponsored a King of They also sponsored a party for the Mentally Retarded the Knees contest. Clay Cunningham won this event. people of Montgomery County. 21 FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES SUNSHINE SOCIETY With love in my heart, forgetting self, and with charity for all, ‘I will make the object of my life helpfulness and kindness to others. I shall try to fit myself to give intelligent services in making my community a safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus will my own life become rich and com- plete. Emblem Song . . Flower Color . Others . . The Rising Sun My Sunshine Girl . . . . Yellow Rose . Yellow and White Motto JUNIORS AND SENIORS SUNSHINE MEMBERS ART CLUB s c I n E C N L C U E B 24 INDUSTRIAL ARTS LINDEN PUBLIC LIBRARY Linden, Indiana 26 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA WITH THE HELP OF THE BOY’S 29 GIRL’S PEP BLOCK OFF TO A GOOD START FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB The Huddle Organization at North Montgomery is part of the high school branch of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The Huddle was formed in November of 1971 and has continued to grow since that time. Our first activity came in the form of selling those crazy orange derbies just before the sectional. Needless to say, the hats were a big smash with the student body. Some of our Huddle members attend- ed the State FCA Leadership Weekend and some others are planning to attend the summer conferences. The basic purpose of the Huddle is to bring together athletes who are also Christians for sharing of ideas, problems, ideals, and for further- ing the cause of Christ within the athletic environment of school and community. 32 THIS SECTION IS DEVOTED TO THOSE PEOPLE WHO DESERVE SPECIAL RECOGNITION IN DIFFERENT AREAS OF SCHOOL MISS MONTGOMERY COUNTY JR. MISS — MONTGOMERY COUNTY Here's Elaine Tribbett, a Lassie who also was the 4- H queen. I wonder if she'll get her own T. V. show. Presenting, Miss Christy Edwards, Valedictorian of the Class of '72 and Montgomery County Junior Miss. OEA NATIONAL CONTESTANTS Linda Claycomb Cathy Roger Julie Dale ELKS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS The Elks Leadership Scholarships are awarded each year to six Mont- gomery County students, three girls and three boys, for outstand- ing leadership in school and com- petitive social activities. This year North Montgomery had five of the six winners attending N. M. H. S. Those students were (L. TO R. ): Dave Newhouse, Julie Klin- ker, Dave Lofland, Nita Alexan- der, and Gary Fletcher. COACH OF THE YEAR! BETTY CROCKER AWARD SALUTATORIAN Just think, maybe ten years from now we might be buy- ing Coleeta Brown Cake Mixes since Coleeta was the winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. Not one to be outdone, Coach Kriston followed his boys example of winning and took the title of Coach of the year . In every good comedy team there's the smart guy and the dummy. This dummy just happened to be the Salutatorian of the Class of ’72 , Gary Fletcher. 35 T S O C P H 0 T L E A N S T I C s E N I 0 R Sabra Weliever, Dave Newhouse, Jerry Bean, Gail Hampton, Carl Binford, Alberta Newton, Jan- ice Boone, Tom Henthorn. Not pictured are Gary Fletcher and Christy Edwards. Bill Martin OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN AGRICULTURE Alan Homsher AUDIO VISUAL AWARD Vicki Smith OUTSTANDING SENIOR BUSINESS MAJOR 36 STATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS Gary Allen Vanessa Barker Jerry Bean Carl Binford Michael Branstetter Cole eta Brown Roger Cain Jennifer Cowden Christy Edwards Thomas Faust Gary Fletcher Gail Hampton Diana Harshbarger Sharon Hatke Thomas Henthom Kenton Macy Alberta Newton William Small Bonnie Smith Susan Stout Linda Swick Shannon Tinsley Sabra Weliever Gloria Widmer Phyllis W ilson The National I DARE YOU AWARD was received by Gary Fletcher and Gail Hamp- ton. ARSHIP for future teachers. Letters of Commendation were received by Carl Bin- ford, Coleeta Brown, Dave Newhouse, and Janice Boone from Purdue. 37 OUTSTANDING SENIOR INDUSTRIAL ARTS MA- JOR -- Darvie Graves. 38 CHARGER DETERMINATION X____Li ■ X___________IJLf?- ROW ONE: Coach McDowell, S. Neal, R.B. Fouts, M. Harpest, G. Allen, B. Snellenbarger, J. Bean, D. Grenard, Maltsberger, G. Knowling, S. Padgett, Mgr. Lohom, Mgr. Carell. ROW THREE: J. Rosen, B. Ridge, J. Grimes, S. wards, R. Foxworthy, M. Strickler, G. Padgett, D. Hicks, F. Endicott, D. Roberts, L. Lough, J. Barnette. ROW 1971 Football Record Chargers 7 Turkey Run 14 Chargers 0 Seeger 0 Chargers 14 Delphi 22 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Chargers 30 Fountain Central 6 OUTSTANDING BACK Chargers 6 Southmont 34 OUTSTANDING LINEMAN Chargers 10 North Vermillion 0 MOST IMPROVED Chargers 0 Crawfordsville 45 Chargers 44 Wainwright 12 Chargers 38 Covington 22 Chargers 48 Rockville 14 Roger Campbell Mike Harpest Jeff Rutan Bruce Norton 40 BUILDS 6 —4 RECORD M. Thompson, L. Watts. ROW TWO: Coach Spencer, Coach Lefebvre, R. Hurt, Mgr. Hampton, S. Young, G. Michael, S. Wethington, M. Knowling, M. Lembke, R. Campbell, D. Campbell, J. Maxwell. ROW FOUR: M. Ed- FIVE: D. Birge, D. Lough, B. Pruett, C. Cox, S. Kirk, G. Nine, J. Zimmerman, B. Hepburn, B. Paddack. With much hard practice and deter- mination, the first Charger Varsity foot- ball team came off with a winning season. Summer practices were long and hot, but they eventually paid off by giving the North Montgomery fans a fine 6-4 record. With this, we finished third in the WRC confer- ence. Our B-team finished with a 3-3 re- cord, beating 3 conference teams. 1971 B-team Record Chargers 18 Turkey Run 0 Chargers 6 Fountain Central 8 Chargers 0 Southmont 26 Chargers 6 Crawfords ville 12 Chargers 14 Covington 6 Chargers 40 Rockville 0 41 SENIORS PROVIDE EXPERIENCE FOR VARSITY 42 The Defensive Line The Offensive Line ACTION ON THE HOME GRASS C. Knowling and G. Allen make the ta- ckle on a Covington Trojan. KEYED UP!! M. Harpest on the sweep for a good gain. TEX bulldogs another one and Mike Edwards comes in to help. 43 Freshmen Wainwright 14 Chargers 14 Clinton 46 Chargers 8 Turkey Run 12 Chargers 6 East Tipp 16 Chargers 22 Fountain Central 0 Chargers 44 South mont 0 Chargers 6 ROW ONE: M. Gillikin, J. Hesler, R. Walden, J. Utterback, M. Vail, D. Stonebraker, E. Hiede, T. Sheets. ROW TWO: Coach Walke, J. Brower, C. Holt, K. Moser, B. West, J. Watts, M. Leeka, C. Warren. ROW THREE: D. Turner, Manager- J. Jeffers, M. Cox, R. Wethington, M. Millbern, M. Snellenbarger, R. Denhart, M. King. ROW FOUR: G. McBee, J. Loft, J. Hardaway, L. Tribbett, J. Holt, D. Griffin, T. Kinney, D. Carrell. FRESHMEN FINISH WITH IMPRESSIVE 4-1-1- RECORD CROSS COUNTRY TEAM RECORDS 39-10 SEASON ROW ONE: D. Nitti, M. Barclay, G. Starnes, A. Band, T. Suitors. ROW TWO: D. Cope, ]. Starnes, S. Snellenbarger, C. Binford, G. Wright. Not Pictured: D. Cain. 46 WABASH RIVER CONFERENCE MEET 1. North Montgomery 54 2. Fountain Central 69 3. Covington 72 4. Seeger 89 5. North Vermillion 111 6. South mont 163 7. Turkey Run 166 8. Rockville 167 9. Attica 209 IHSAA Sectional 1. Terre Haute North 45 2. Crawfordsville 77 3. West Vigo 97 4. Terre Haute South 102 5. Clay City 135 6. South Putnam 193 7. NORTH MONTGOMERY 232 8. Terre Haute Schulte 258 9. Greencastle 262 10. Brazil 270 North Montgomery Places G Times North Montgomery Places G Times 1. Greg Starnes 4. Alan Bane 8. Darrell Cope 16. Carl B inford 25. Mark Barclay 33. Gordon Wright 10:15.5 20 10:46 41 10:52 47 11:05 55 11:17 69 11:33 88, Greg Starnes 10:20 Alan Bane 10:46 Darrell Cope 10:50 Carl B inford 10:59 Mark Barclay 11:10 Gordon Wright 11:25 47 CHARGER VARSITY BUILDS WINNING REPUTATION ROW 1- G. Starnes, J. Tribbett, C. Cunningham, G. Wright, R. Foxworthy. ROW' 2- Coach Kriston Statisti- cian, T. Faust; Trainer, T. Hampton; Managers, K. Carpenter, and J. W'illiams, D. Newhouse. ROW 3- J. Rosen, A. Bane, J. Oswalt, C. Binford, M. Strickler, H. Shelton, Not pictured S. Pruett. BELOW- Clay Cunningham and Jim Tribbett combined talents this year as the backcourt men. Their job was to bring the ball down the floor and set up the offense. RIGHT- At the basketball banquet Coach Kriston said W'e were never out-rebounded! This must be attri- buted to the hard work of Hal Shelton, Ross Foxworthy and Dave Newhouse. THE FIRST SIX Scores-Conf. Games Tourneys N. M. 70 64 Seeger 62 57 Crawfordsvilie 61 49 Thorntown 78 60 Clinton Prairie 87 65 Wainwright 89 70 Rockville 79 74 Rossville 99 87 Frankfort 70 79 Harrison 79 63 Southmont 90 69 Southwestern 83 51 Pittsboro 67 70 Harrison (ot) 93 84 North Salem 76 70 Covington 76 77 Benton Central 87 75 North Vermillion 76 49 Attica 67 60 Fountain Central 87 73 TURKEY RUN 90 67 Southwestern 56 68 Crawfordsvilie The chargin' Chargers came through their first basketball season with a fine re- cord of 18 wins and 4 losses. They started the season with a fine showing, beating seeger on Friday night and on Saturday night, Crawfordsvilie. They won the first eight games, only to lose the last game of the Lebanon Holiday Tourney to Harrison High School. They lost again to Harrison in reg- ular season play at home, in a thrilling over- time game by only three points. Then, after a one point margin loss to Benton Central, they won the last four conference games and finished as WRC basketball champions, hold- ing a conference record of 8 wins and no losses. Though they did not win the first sectional tournament at North Montgomery, they had a season to be proud of, and the Chargers will be back next year for that sectional trophy! 49 THE VARSITY SENIORS Though all the Seniors on the Varsity didn't start, they would have made an awesome foe for any challengers by themselves. 51 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORDS FINE SEASON KNEELING (LEFT TO RIGHT): B. Pruett, R. Campbell, S. Pruett, D. Vaught. STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Manager, D. Waltz; D. Cain, J. Dicks, S. Michaels, M. Stevens, S. W'ethington, M. Verhey, B. Basham; Manager, J. Brower; Coach Speaker. Junior Stan Wethington (50) goes up for another bucket as sophomore Roger Campbell (14) and jun- ior Mike Verhey (behind Campbell) move under for the possible rebound. Roger Campbell takes the foul as sophomore Steve Pruett (at left) and junior Jim Rosen (32) look on. 52 The Junior Varsity cagers recorded a fine season this year, finish- ing with a record of 16 wins and 4 losses. Coach Speaker's goal for the year was to prepare these boys mentally and fundamentally for play on the Varsity squad next year. This goal was accomplished as they seemed to shape into a fine, organized, and good defensive team, even before the Christmas break. Though the team was juggled, as Steve Pruett went up to the Varsity after Christmas, and Jim Rosen and Alan Bane came down to play on the squad, they still kept an organized and well-balanced attack for every foe. And they won their last seven games in a row, to make a fine finish for a great season. 53 FRONT ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) S. Cole- man, D. Wise, P. Cox, C. Quinby, K. Schoen. SECOND ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) C. Hampton, L. Tribbett, M. Leeka, B. West, K. Moser, J. Clifton, B. Cowden, J. Shumaker, C. Warren. THIRD ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) T. Clouser, J. Utter- back, M. Vail, M. Millbem, K. Buller- dick, Coach Denhart, R. Denhart, M. Burton, C. Holt, D. Turner, R. New- house (not pictured). FRESHMAN WIN TOURNEY 54 Besides having a most successful sea- son in which both freshman squads were almost unbeatable (losing only two games in their combined seasons), the tourney squad put together two fine games to win the first North Montgome- ry Freshman Invitational tournament, beating Southmont in the final game, 57-47. SCORES A-team--Opp. School B-team—Opp. 56--42 Tuttle Junior High 43—36 63--41 Southmont 57—31 54—68 Benton Central 38—37 58—44 Fountain Central 54—29 63—40 Seeger 53--24 50—45 Wainwright 54—26 62—41 Fountain Central 51 — 33 53—37 Battleground 47—20 66—36 (Tourney) Clinton Prairie 57—47 (Tourney) Southmont 69—72 East Tipp. 37—35 65—49 Covington 62—20 82—63 Turkey Run 51—34 76—38 Southwestern 61—38 RECORD: 24-2 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION S WIMMING ROW ONE: J. Lester, Coach Chez- em, D. Branstetter. ROW TWO: L. Thompson, D. Shull, D. Fouts, B. Rogers, N. Ward, S. Coleman, D. Wise, C. Redden. ROW THREE: C. Newkirk, L. Lisby, D. Vail, C. Airey, K. Knowling, P. Parker, C. Chastain, C. Lindberg, S. Carey. ROW FOUR: D. Wise, P. Hender- son, B. Randolph, D. Trinkle, M. Fenters, C. Leeka, C. Lough, D. Packard. VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE: P. Brock, V. Barker, C. Minnick, C. Lindgie, S. Todd. ROW TWO: J. Widimer, C. Van- nice, Coach Bryant, A . Edwards, K. Lindberg. 56 BASKETBALL ROW ONE: S. Oppy, S. Todd, P. Kovach, D. Trinkle, M. Scott. ROW TWO: J. Meharry, T. Wilcox, C. Vannice, C. Sutton, M. Fenters, A. Edwards, P. Parker, Coach Bryant. TRACK ROW ONE: C. Airey, L. Whitson, L. Coon, B. Jones, S. Smith, L.- Lisby, K. Schoen, S. Ray. ROW TWO: S. Vance, K. Knowling, J. Cowden, D. Scoggins, J. Holt, C. Lindberg, A. Ward, 1. Buckles. ROW THREE: Coach Chezem, C. Lough, C. Stone- braker, L. Hicks, N. Pickle, C. Lind- berg, D. Packard, J. Alexander. 57 VARSITY TRACK FINISHES 15-1 WINS THE WRCCHAMPIONSHIP LEFT COLUMN: (FRONT TO BACK) L, Watts, D. Meharry, J. Starnes, T. Henthorn, D. Hicks, R. Bymaster, D. Nitti, R. Kelsey, B. Mershon, Coach Lefebvre. MIDDLE COLUMN: B. Grayson, G. Allen, M. Harpest, M. Bar- clay, G. Starnes, A. Bane, T. Suitors, M. Lembke, M. Knowling, S. Michaels. RIGHT COLUMN: C. Richard- son, B. Snellenbarger, R. Venis, D. Stonebraker, S. Snellenbarger, D. Cope, M. Verhey, G. Wright, C. Bin- ford. Not pictured: D. Brady, J. Watts, R. Smith, A. Homsher (manager), T. Hampton (trainer). G. Starnes and S. Snellenbarger stride in unison around the second turn. 58 The crack team huddles together while each individ- ual gets ready for his event. A. Bane, winner of the 880 at the W. R. C. meet, finds it rough in the 440 against Harrison. M. Barclay is on his way to win the 440 yd. dash against the Har- rison Raiders, and M. Verhey hangs behind him. NMHS — 78 Lafayette Central Catholic 31 NMHS — 97 North Vermillion--33| NMHS -- 75 Covington--17| Southmont--73 NMHS — 96 Attica—0 Lebanon--22 NMHS -- 07 Rockville--31 NMHS — —'N 00 Turkey Run--92 Seeger--40 NMHS — 91 Fountain Central—211 Weils—27 NMHS — Wainwright—36| NMHS — 59 Rossville—21 Crawfordsville--86 NMHS — 78| North Putnam Harrison—39 J 100 Mike Harpest 220 Mike Harpest High Jump Gordon Wright REGIONAL QUALIFIERS Mile Relay Mark Barclay Alan Bane Tom Henthorn Mike Harpest 59 Mike Harpe st Hoy Hurt Alan Homsher lr , -J - ¥! JJ T-� TTr 1 Tom Henthorn Tim Suitors Gary A lien Dale Brady, Dave Mershon, Don Nitti, Corky Richardson Carl Binford G Darrell Cope Dave Stonebraker Tom Ames Lynn Watts Rex Kelsey FRESHMEN TRACK W Homsher, G. Harshbarger, M. Crum, J. Clifton, K. Groes, M. Snellenbarger, R. Venis, R. Smith, J. Ash- burn, D. Harmon, D. Kilgore, J. Watts, D. Sherts, J. Utterback, T. Clouser, D. Fitzsimmons, Coach Lefbrue. Record NMHS — 68 Tuttle 37 NMHS -- 59 Southmont 39 Covington 35j 61 ROW ONE: B. West, S. Pruitt, C. Cunningham, B. Barnett, J. Myers, ROW TWO: J. Williams, R. Campbell, C. Corey, D. Vaught, D. Day, Coaches: Mr. Speaker and Mr. Phelps. 62 R.B. Fouts, J. Maxwell, H. Mennen, R. Underwood, and M, Vail. J. Poppaw, D. Campbell, G. Knowling, G Maltsberger. CHARGER BASEBALL TEAM DOES WELL IN FIRST YEAR North Montgomery 0 North Putnam 8 North Montgomery 4 Clinton 6 North Montgomery 6 Wainwright 3 North Montgomery 8 Crawfordsville 2 North Montgomery 2 Central Catholic 1 North Montgomery 8 Granville Wells 17 North Montgomery 6 Covington 5 North Montgomery 8 Attica 1 North Montgomery 0 Seeger 1 North Montgomery 7 North Vermillion 2 North Montgomery 7 Fountain Central 4 North Montgomery 10 South mont 8 North Montgomery 5 Southmont 3 (Sectional) 63 ROW ONE: M. King, C. Holt, C. Hampton, J. Query, D. Hoiloday, M. Vail, B. Cowden, T. Zach- ary, R. Wethington. ROW TWO: Coach Speaker, M. Burton, D. Cain, G. Nine, K. Bullerdick, D. Lester, R. Denhart, M. Swick, B. West, D. Perry, D. Wilson, B. Lough-Mgr. North Montgomery 3 North Putnam 2 North Montgomery 15 Southwestern 2 North Montgomery 5 Southmont 2 3 5 North Montgomery 12 Southwestern 8 North Montgomery 3 Tuttle 0 6 5 North Montgomery 2 Crawfordsville 9 64 North Montgomery 382 Crawfordsville 225 North Montgomery 171 Fountain Central 153 North Montgomery 252 North Putnam 247 North Montgomery 305 Harrison 307 North Montgomery 156 Covington 189 North Montgomery 362 Southmont Attica 346 369 North Montgomery 175 Granville Wells Turkey Run Rockville 186 205 204 North Montgomery 370 Central Catholic 340 North Montgomery 174 Fountain Central Seeger 154 154 ROW ONE: J. Brower, M. Bushong, P. Rhodes, K. Moser, D. Ward, M. Leeka, B. Hampton, B. Johnson. ROW TWO: Coach McDowell, L. Tribbett, K. Lutes, D. Waltz, C. Warren, D. Jansen, G. Schneider, D. Canada. YOUNG GOLF TEAM HAS 6-7 RECORD 65 WRESTLERS HAVE 6-3 RECORD IN FIRST YEAR NAME CLASS WON LOST DRAWS Rex Cowden 98 9-0 0-1 0 Brad Grayson 105 5-0 4-1 0 Phil Chieppo 112 4-0 4-1 1 Jeff Z immerman 119 5-0 4-1 0 Don Nitti 126 5-0 3-1 1 Brent Snellenbarger 132 4-0 3-1 1 Kent Macy 138 8-0 1-1 0 Mark Knowling 155 7-2 0-1 1 Dana Hicks 167 8-1 1-2 0 Lynn W atts 185 5-0 3-1 0 Phil Springer 145 1-0 2-1 0 Grant McBee 145 1-0 2-0 0 John Ashburn 145 1-0 1-0 0 John Grimes Hwt. 2-0 1-0 0 Brian Lough Hwt. 1-0 0-0 0 Dean Fitzsimmins Hwt. 0-0 2-0 0 John Hardaway 132 0-0 1-0 0 TEAM RECORD 6 3 0 Coach: John Weliver Managers: Garry Knowling John Maxwell 66 TENNIS — THE BEGINNING OF A NEW SPORT FOR CHARGERS ROW ONE: S. Young, G. Allison, B. Basham, J. Cass, B. Hepburn, T. Faust. ROW TWO: Coach Hughes, D. Lof- land, S. Kentmer, D. Smith, J. Hardaway, J. Shoaf, R. Cowden. BOTTOM ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Roberta Rogers, Donna Fouts, Debbie Cain, Martha Cunningham, Elaine Tribbett, Karen Redmon, Amy Harper. TOP ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Nita Alexander, Linda Starnes, Cheryl Marcuess. CHEERLEADERS PUT SPIRIT INTO WINNING SEASONS 68 In their drive for spirit and enthusiasm, Nita, Elaine, Amy, Cheryl, and Karen put it all together as they charged up the Charger fans throughout the athletic year. The cheerleaders showed great pride as their efforts helped to spark successful seasons in all of our athletic programs. (TOP TO BOTTOM) Celeste Quimby, Sherry Coleman, Kim Schoen, Donna Wise, and Peggy Cox. 69 71 NITA ALEXANDER Cheerleader, 4; 4-H, 8; FHA, 4; GAA, 1; Band, 6. GARY ALLEN Football, 3; Track, 4; Nation- al Honor Society, 3; Boy's State. TERRY ALLEN Sunshine, 4; FHA, 4; Pep Club, 3; Art Club, 1; FTA, 2. GREG ALLISON FFA, 3; Soph. Class Pres. 1. TOM AMES Baseball, 3; Basketball, 2; Track, 3; FIFA, 4. JACK ANDERSON FFA, 3; Intramurals, 1. CHERYL MARCUS Class Treas., 2; Pep Block, 2; Sunshine, 3; Homecoming Attend., 1; Spanish Club, 2. VANESSA BARKER Sunshine, 4; FHA, 4; Char- gerettes, 1; Pep Club, 6; Cheerleader, 2. JERRY BEAN Football, 4; Basketball, 3; Track, 2; Letterman's Club, 3; Honor Society, 3. PAUL BELL Football, 2; FFA, 3; Drama Club, 1; Track, 2; Intramu- rals, 1. CHERYL BENNETT Sunshine, 4; Booster Club, 2. CARL BINFORD Basketball, 4; Cross Country, 4; Boy's State, Honor Society, 3; Student Council, 1. OUR GREATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT IN LIFE IS TO BE OURSELVES BETTY BLACK KATHY BLACKER Booster Club, 4; Sunshine, 4 GAA, 3; FHA, 1. DEBBIE BLACKFORD Sunshine, 4; Pep Block, 1; FHA, 3; Chorus, 3. SHIELA BOND FHA, 1; Art Club, 1; Sun- shine 4; Pep Club, 1; NM Girls Choral 1. KIM BOOHER Sunshine, 4; Foreign Fellow ship Club, 2; Choir, 4. FTA, 2; Musical, 3. JANICE BOONE GAA, 1; Drama Club, 2; Honor Society, 3; Spanish Club, 1. SCOTT BOUNNELL B-Team Basketball, 1; Chorus 2; Baseball, 1. DAVE BOWEN FFA, 4; Letterman Club, 3; Basketball, 3; Cross Coun- try, 2 Track, 2. DAVID BRADY MIKE BRANSTETTER Honor Society, 2; FTA, 3; Drama Club, 1; Band, 3; Choir, 4. COLEETA BROWN Sunshine, 4; FTA, 3; Pep Club, 4; FHA, 3; Spanish Club, 1. LEE BRUNTON FFA, 1; Wrestel, 1; Track, 1; 4-H, 8. WAYNE BUNNELL Football, 4; FFA, 4; Band, 3 Chorus, 3; Track, 3. CINDY BURK Sunshine, 4; Choir, 2. CHARLENE BURLEY Band, 3; Sunshine, 4; Pep Club, 4; Chorus, 3; Student Council, 2. ROGER CAIN Honor Society, 2; Baseball, 1; Lettermen’s Club, 1. KEN CARPENTER Basketball, 3; Track G Cross Country, 3; Baseball, 1; Stu- dent Council V. P. , 1; Class Pres., 2. JEANINE CARR Pep Block, 4; Sunshine, 4; Chorus, 1. MIKE CARRELL Football Mgr., 4; 4-H, 8; FFA, 2; Lettermens Club, 3; Band, 4. DICK CARSON LOUIS CHIEPPO Photography Club, Pres., 3; Science Club, 1; Up-an- Atom, 1. JOHN CHINN Track, 2; FFA, 4; Cross Coun- try, 1. LINDA CLAY COMB Sunshine, 4; Pep Club, 3; OEA, 1; FHA, 1. DARRELL COPE Track, 4; Cross Country, 4; Lettermen’s Club, 4; FFA, 4; Boy's Pep Block, 1. JENNIFER COWDEN Student Council, 3; Nat. Honor Soc., 3; Pep Club, 4; Girls State; GAA, 1. VENE CROUSE Chorus, 4; Sunshine, 4; FHA, 4; Pep Club, 3; Librarian CLAY CUNNINGHAM Basketball, 4; Baseball, 4; Cross Country, 3; Letterman, 4; Chris- tian Athletes, 1. JULIE DALE Cheerleader, 3; Girl's State Nat. Honor Soc., 3; SSS, 4; Miss Congeniality, Jr. Miss. DAVID DAY Baseball, 4; Basketball, 2; Chris- tian Athletes, 1; Letterman Club, 1; FFA, 1. RUSSELL DEHAHN FFA, 2; Boys Intramurals, 1; FFA Usher, 1; Judging Team, 4. MARK DELANO Basketball, 1; Boys Pep Club, 1. ANDREA EDWARDS GAA, 4; Pep Club, 1; FTA 1. CHRISTY EDWARDS Pep Block, 4; Sunshine, 4; Na- tional Honor Society, 2; Choir, 3; Jr. Miss. RON EVANS JOHN EVERHART Science Club, 2; Football, 1. MARK FAIRCHILD Intra murals, 4; Boys Athletic Association, 2; Student Council, 1. Somebody said that it couldn’t be done But he with a chuckle replied That maybe it couldn't, but he would be one Who wouldn't say so till he tried. So he buckled right in with the trace of a grin On his face. If he worried he hid it. He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn’t be done and he did it. Edgar A. Guest 75 TOM FAUST Basketball, 3; Baseball, 2; 4-H, 4; Band, 4; Honor Society, 2. MARY FENTERS GAA, 1; Pep Club, 4; Sunshine, 3; Jr. Class Sec. BETTY FIELDS GALEN FITZSIMMONS Choir, 4; Industrial Arts Club, 1; Basketball, 1; Baseball, 1. GARY FLETCHER Honor Society, 4; Band, 4; Class Tres., 3; Basketball Mgr., 3; Science Club, 4. R.B. FOUTS Football, 4; Track, 3; Golf, 3; Lettermen's Club, 4. RITA JO FRUITS Sunshine, 4; Drama Club, 1; FTA, 1; Chorus, 1. MARLA FYFFE Sunshine, 4; 4-H, 8; Jr. Lead- ers, 2; Pep Block, 3. KATHY GOLDSBY DARVIE GRAVES Honor Society, 2. SARA GREENBURG Pep Club, 3; GAA, 1; Sunshine, 3; Band, 8; GAA, 1. JAY GRENARD Band, 4; Annual Staff, 1; Mu- sical, 1. 76 DOUG GREWARD Basketball, 3; Football, 3; Boy's State, 4-H, 3; FTA, 3. RHONDA GROCE Sunshine, 3; FHA, 3; Pep Club, 2. JEFF GUYNE Manual Orchestra, 2; Band, 1. MARK HADERLE Student Booster Club, 2; Inter- mural Basketball, 1. LAURA HAINES GAIL HAMPTON Student Council, 4; Sunshine, 4; Cheerleader, 3; Honor So- ciety, 3; Band, 3. LINDA HAMPTON Triple Trio, 2; Chorus, 3; Twirler, 2; FHA, 2; Pep Club, 1. AMY HARPER Sunshine, 4; FHA, 3; Cheer- leader, 1; GAA, 1; Spanish Club, 2. MIKE HARPEST STEVE HARRISON Basketball, 3; Track, 1; Baseball, 3; 1; Paper Staff, 1. DIANE HARSHBARCER Sunshine, 4; Pep Block, 2; Homecoming Attendant, 2; For- eign Fellowship, 2. ROBYN HARSHBARGER Sunshine Society, 4; Pep Club, 1; GAA, 1; OEA, 1. SHARON HATKE Pom Pom Girl, 3; FTA, 3; 4-H, 10; Pep Club, 4; Girls State. TOM HEN THORN Track, 4; Student Council, 3; Cross Country, 2. STEVE HESTER VP-Sr. Class-, Band, 8; Pep Band, 3; Baseball, 2; Intra- murals, 4. ALAN HOMSHER Band, 4; Dance Band, 2; Speech Team, 2; Sing Out, 3. DEBBY HORNEY Pep Band, 4; Pom Pom Lea- der, 1; Cheerleader, 3; Pa- per Staff, 1; FHA, 4. DON HOWARD FFA, 4; Basketball, 2; Cross Country, 1; Latin Club, 4. BECKI HUDSON Sunshine Society, 4; FHA, 3; Pep Club, 3; Homecoming Attendant, 1; Student Coun- cil, 1. ROY HURT JOAN JOHNSON FHA, 2; Sunshine Society, 4; Pep Block, 1; Drama Club, 1. MARK KELP Letterman's Club, 4; Latin Club, 2; Cross Country, 2; Basketball, 3; Baseball, 1. SUSAN KEMPF Sunshine Society, 4; FTA, 2; Spanish Club, 2; Foreign Fel- lowship, 1; Choir, 2. JULIE KLINKER 4-H, 10; FTA, 4; Pep Club, 4; FHA, 4; Catholic Youth, 4. GARRY KNOWLING Football, 2; Baseball, 4. PEGGY KOEKENBERC FTA, 2; Sunshine Society, 4; 4-H, 1. MARY KRUKEWITT Sunshine Society, 3; FHA, 1; Pep Club, 2; 4-H, 9. KATHY LINDBERG GAA, 6; Sec-Science Club; Trackettes, 2; Pep Club. 2; Ski Club, 3. DAVID LOFLAND Student Council, 1; Stage Band, 3; Pep Band, 3; Speech Team, 2; Musicals, 3. JAMES LOHORN Soph. Class Pres., 1; Latin Club, 1; Football, 4; Baseball, 1. DAVE LONG ‘Football, 3; Boy's Pep Club, 1; Intramurals, 4; Basketball, 4. KEVIN LUTES Student Council, 2; Band, 1. KENTON MACY Band, 4; Wrestling, 4; Baseball, 2; Who's W'ho' Award, Science Club, 2. GARY MALTSBERGER Fresh. Baseball G Basketball 1; Varsity Baseball, 2; Football, 1; Boy's Pep Block, 1; ABC, 3. MARSHA MANNING Sunshine Society, 4; Band, 3; FHA, 2; Chorus, 4; Pep Club, 4. RHONDA MARTIN Sunshine Society, 3; Chorus, 3; Band, 3; Chargerette, 1; Pep Club, 4. STEVE MARTIN Intramurals, 3; Track, 1; FFA, 2. BILL MARTIN FFA, 4; Swimming, 1; Boy's Pep Block, 4; Honor Society, 2. TERRI McBEE Cheerleader, 3; Homecoming Attendant, 3; GAA, 4; Twir- ler, 3; 4-H; 10. JANICE MeHARRY Band, 7; 4-H; 7; GAA, 1; Cho- rus, 3; Girls State Delegate. HAROLD MENNEN Basketball, 3; Baseball, 4; FFA, 4; Chorus, 3; Class Of- ficer, 2. KAREN MERCER Student Council, 1; Art Club- Treas.; Pep Club, 1; Spanish Club, 1. DAVID MERSHON Intramural Basketball, 1. RITA MILES Chargerette, 4; GAA, 1; Sun- shine Society, 3; FHA, 3; Cheerleader, 3. JOE MILLER BRAD MOORE Basketball, 3; Baseball, 3; Intramurals; Spanish Club, 2. RAOUL MOORE LINDA MORRIS GAA, 4; Pep Club, 2; Health Careers, 2; Spanish Club, 2; Sunshine Society. 1. 80 SUE MULLEN Pep Club, 2; Sunshine Society, 4; Cheerleader, 2; Choir, 3; FHA, 1. JANE MURDOCK Sunshine Society, 3; Pep Club, 1; Rainbow, 5. JEFF MYERS Boy's Pep Block, 3; Art Club, 2; Intramural Basketball, 4; Student Council, 2; 4-H, 8. STEVE NEAL Football, 1; Intramurals, 1; Track, 2; Baseball, 4; Cross- Country, 2. JIM NEIER DAVE NEWHOUSE Basketball, 3; Sr. Class Pres; Science Club, 2; Letterman's Club, 1; Band, 2. BEVERLY NESBITT Sunshine Society, 3; Band, 3; Chorus, 3; Pom Pom Girl, 1. ALBERTA NEWTON Editor of Bulldog; FHA, 3; FTA, 3; Sunshine Society, 1; National Honor Society, 3. MARCIA OLIN Sunshine Society, 4; Pep Club, 4; Homecoming Attendant, 2; GAA, 1; FTA Sweetheart Att. GAYLORA OPPY Sunshine Society, 4; Pep Club, 3; French Club 3; Student Council, 1. KARLA PADDACK Sunshine Society, 4; Miss Re- cruiter; B-Team Cheerleader, 2; Twirler. STEVE PADGETT Football, 4; Band, 4; Pep Band, 1; Intramurals, 1; Swim Team, 1. RANDY PEK1GO FFA, 3; Student Council, 2; Basketball, 3; District Parli- mentry Procedure Chap, 1. CHRIS PERRY FHA, 2; Pep Club, 2; Sunshine Society, 1; Chorus, 2; Triple Trio, 2. VICTOR POPPAW Basketball, 2; Cross Country, lj Baseball, 2; Band, 3; Chor- us, 4. KATHY RAY Sunshine Society, 4; Pep Club, 6; Honor Society, 3; 4-H, 8; Band, 7. MARY REDMON Sunshine Society, 1; Pep Club, 2. KATHY REED Sunshine Society, 2; FHA, 1; Pep Club, 2. CARL RICHARDSON Track, 3; Basketball, 1; Choir, 3; Intramurals, 1; Art, 1. SANDI RIDDELL Band, 4; Chorus, 3; Sunshine Society, 4; Pep Club, 3; Ac- companist for Choir G Chorus. LARRY RIGGINS Industrial Arts Club, 1. TERRY RIGGINS JOSEPH RITTER Track, 1; Basketball, 1; Phy- sical Education, 2. CATHY ROYER Sunshine Society, 4; Honor Society, 4; Pep Club, 4; Swing Choir, 1; Office Help. JEFFREY RUTAN Letterman's Club, 3; FFA, 4; Football, 3; Basketball, 2; Track, 2. DAVE SHULL Football, 2; Basketball, 1. BILL SMALL Student Council, 3; Track, 2; Basketball, 2; FTA, 3. BONNIE SMITH Honor Society, 1; Rainbow- Worthy Advisor; Choir C Band; Piano Contest; Europe Trip. JIM SMITH Basketball, 1; Cross Country, 1; Track, 1. VICKI SMITH Sunshine Society, 4; Pep Club, 3; Choir, 2; FTA, 1; Office Help, 1. BRENT SNELLENBARCER FFA, 3; Letterman's Club, 4; Football, 2; Track, 2; Wrest- ling, 1. JANE SPITZNAGEL PHIL SPRINGER FFA State Delegate, 1; Cross Country', 1; Wrestling, 1; Photography Club, 1. GREG STARNES Basketball, 3; Cross Country, 4; Track, 4; Basketball, 2; Letterman's Club. KEVIN STEELSMITH FFA, 3. STEVE STINE FFA, 4; Boy's Pep Block, 2; 4-H, 4. DAVID J. STONEBRAKER Basketball, 3; Track, 4; Football, 3; FFA, 3. DEBRA STONEBRAKER Pep Club, 4; Sunshine Society, 1; FHA, 1; French Club, 1. SUE STOUT National Honor Society, 2; Pep Club, 4; Sunshine Society, 4; GAA, 3; French Club, 1. PATRICIA STRANGE TIM SUITORS FFA, 3; Basketball, 3; Track, 4; Cross Country, 4. CONNIE SUTTON Girl's Basketball, 1; GAA, 1; Pom Pom Girl, 3; Pep Club, 4; Paper Staff, 1. LINDA SWICK Sunshine Society, 4; Band, 4; 4-H, 4; GAA, 1; French Club, 3. SUE THAYER Sunshine Society, 2; Drama Club, 1; GAA, 1. MEL THOMPSON Football, 4; Student Council, 2; Letterman's Club, 2j Fellowship of Christion Athletes, 1; Base- ball, 2. SHANNON TINSLEY Sunshine Society, 4; Pep Club, 3; Speech Team, 3; Future Teachers, 2; GAA, 4. ALAN TRAYLOR Boy's Pep Block, 2; Latin Club, 2; Band, 1. ELAINE TRIBBETT 4-H, 9; Cheerleader, 3; Sun- shine Society, 4; Jr. Leader, 5. JIM TRIBBETT Basketball, 4; Cross Country, 3; Lettermans Club, 1; Huddle, 1; Band, 4. THERESA TRUEBLOOD Sunshine, 3; Pep Club, 3; Pom Pom Girl, 1; FHA, 2; GAA, 1. LYNETTE TWITCHELL Pep Club, 4; Twirler, 4; 4-H, 8; Chorus, 4; FHA, 4. SANDRA VANCE Band, 4; Chorus, 3; SSS, 4; Dra- ma Club, 1; Speech Contest, 2. TERRY VANSCOYOC MARILYN JEAN VAUGHT FTA, 3; French, 1; Pep Club, 1; SSS, 3; Latin, 1. CHARLES WARREN LYNN WATTS Football, 4; Track, 2; Wrestling, 1; Pep Club, 4; Lettermans Club, 4. SABRA WELIEVER Pep Club, 4; Student Council, 3; Choir, 4; SSS, 4; National Honor Society, 3. WILLIAM B. WEST Art Club, 3; Baseball, 2; Intra- murals, 4; Spanish Club, 1; Stu- dent Council, 2. BARBARA JANE WHALEN SSS, 4; FHA, 2; Chorus, 4; Journalism Club, 1; Pep Club, 3. GLORIA WIDMER SSS, 4; Honor Society, 2j; French Club, 3; Pep Club, 4; Flashback Staff, 1. PAM WILLHITE SSS, 4; FHA, 4; FTA, 4; Band, 4; 4-H, 10. PHYLLIS WILSON 4-H, 8; SSS, 4; Honor So- ciety, 2; Pep Band, 2; FTA, 4. GORDON WRIGHT Basketball, 3; Track, 3; Cross Country, 3; Choir, 4; Art, 4. JENNIFER YOUNG Chronical Staff, 1; Chorus, 6; North Montgomery Singers, 1- SSS, 4; 4-H, 8. L. STEPHEN YOUNG 4-H, 9; Football, 4; FFA, 4; Band, 7; Lettermans, 2. THE BANNER OF EXCELLENCE 86 SENIORS LOOK TO THE FUTURE 88 IN MEMORY OF . . DEBBIE CATHY Since last they passed this way.... Many have gone by... But few have forgotten what it was like to know them. They sought to find the treasures in life.... Alas, so many do the same.... But so few have found them because they are unpre - pared. They now venture into a much greater life.... One that can only be dis- covered by the exploration of infinity.... One that can only be found in passing.... They'll never pass this way again. DEBBIE GILMORE 89 CATHY MAXWELL Most likely to succeed: Dave Newhouse Christy Edwards Most Funny: R.B. Fouts Shannon Tinsley Best Personalities: Gail Hampton Gary Allen Most Talented: David Lofland Cheryll Bennet Cutest Couple: Jeff Myers Debbie Homey BEST PERSONALTY JUNIORS P. Abbott H. Addler R. Ballard A. Bane M. Barclay J. Barnette T. Barnhart M. Biddle C. Birdsong D. Birge P. Blickenstaff J. Boots J. Bowles D. Brady P. Branstetter P. Brock R. Bryan I. Buckles K. Buckles J. Bushong P. Bushong R. By master C. Caldwell D. Campbell D. Canada P. Carrell J. Cass G. Clay comb K. Clouser J. Cook L. Coon C. Corey C. Cox M. Cox S. Cox V. Cox M. Curl L. Curtis L. Davis T. Davis T. Dawson P. Delenardis D. Detchon D. Douglas R. Dowell D. Dulin W. Dulin M. Edwards 92 D. Ellis D. Endicott F. Endicott J. England D. Falting S. Faust R. Foxworthy J. Fruits R. Fullerton M. Fyffe G. Goyler M. Gegner T. Gibbs J. Gibson J. Gould S. Griffin D. Grimes J. Grimes M. Gwynn L. Haines R. Haltom K. Hamm N. Hampton R. Hampton T. Hampton L. Harbison J. Harshman C. Hayes P. Hendrickson D. Hicks K. Hines D. Hoffman L. Holt J. Hook P. Hughes D. Hunter R. Hutchinson F. James D. Janssen D. Janssen M. Jorgensen D. Kelp R. Kelsey D. Kennedy S. Kentner D. Kerfoot M. Kinney C. Kunkel P. Leach C. Lester R. Lewellen L. Line R. Livengood L. Lough 93 D. Lyon D. Majors D. Makey C. Marquess S. Martin J. Maxwell S. McAlister D. McAvoy D. McRoberti L. Me harry M. Michael M. Miles G. Millburn D. Miller A. Mitchell D. Mitton J. Need M. Needham C. Neighbors D. Nitti J. Oswalt G. Padgett T. Parker L. Parks J. Perry N. Pickel C. Pickett K. Pickett B. Pittman J. Poppaw T. Poynter J. Price C. Priest D. Pritchett W. Query S. Ramsey L. Rankin D. Redden K. Redmon S. Redmon K. Reed L. Renick C. Ridge S. Risner W. Risner V. Rivers D. Roberts J. Rosen D. Rusk G Schneider R. Schoen S. Scott T. Self L. Shepherd 94 C. Shirley V. Shoaf L. Simpson C. Sliger C. Smith D. Smith J. Smith T. Smith K. Snellenbarger S. Snellenbarger S. Snellenbarger M. Snyder L. Southern J. Starnes D. Steele M. Stephens N. Strickler D. Sutton C. Thayer S. Todd D. Townsend M. Trinkle J. Turner R. Underwood N. Vangilder C. Vannice D. Vaught M. Verhey R. Waltz Ward C. Ward N. Ward D. Welshimer S. Wethington J. Whiteley J. Wilde A. W'illis S. Winger B. Wolf K. Young D. Yount T. Yount P. Zachary 95 SOPHOMORES M. Addler L. Airey J. Alexander B. Arlington J. Ashburn R. Barnette B. Basham S. Binford T. Blacker C. Blacketer C. Bond D. Booher C. Boone D. Bradshaw D. Brady L. Broughton B. Bushong D. Cain D. Cain R. Campbell C. Carfield S. Carie P. Chieppo J. Clore J. Cook G. Cooksey R. Cope B. Corey R. Cowden B. Cox D. Cripe L. Crouse M. Cunningham D. Davidson C. Davis J. Dicks K. Dickson S. Duncan M. Edwards W. Evans R. Everett D. Fagan D. Fouts D. Franklin D. Fruits D. Fugate D. Fulford R. Fulwider 96 B. Gibbs C. Gillogly S. Gray B. Grayson P. Grayson A. Grimble R. Haas C. Harshbarger S. Hatke B. Hepburn T. Hodges L. Holladay J. Hollingsworth J. Homey R. Hutchison J. Ingram J. Irvin R. James B. Johnson M. Jones R. Jones T. Kahle C. Keeling R. Kelp R. Kelsey J. Kempf F. Kerfoot D. Keyes S. Kirk M. Knowling P. Kovach L. Krout D. Lang D. Lang M. Lang C. Leeka M. Lembke D. Lester M. Lidester J. Linton K. Linzie L. Lisby S. Little M. Livengood L. Loft N. Logsdon B. Lough C. Lough B. Lucas L. Lyon N. Lyon J. Martin S. Martin J. Mayotte 97 M. McCance J. McClain B. McClaskey M. McDaniel C. McMurry J. McNeil W. Mershon S. Michael J. Miles L. Miller M. Miller M. Miller P. Mitton R. Morris J. Moulton C. Nine R. Northcutt B. Norton S. Oppy B. Paddack R. Paddack J. Perigo K. Perkins D. Perry J. Piercy J. Price C. Proctor S. Pruett W. Pruett J. Query D. Ratcliff S. Ray C. Redden C. Redman R. Rodgers R. Rogers J. Ross D. Rubley V. Rush P. Rusk C. Scott M. Sennett L. Servies J. Shelley J. Shelton A. Sheperd J, Shoaf D. Short C. Shull M. Simms J. Small D. Smith D. Smith J. Smith 98 L. Smith M. Smith T. Smith R. Southern G. Stamps S. Steelsmith T. Stevens P. Stonebraker M. Swick R. Thayer M. Thomas L. Thompson D. Trinkle T. Trinkle J. Turner D. Vail D. Vanscoyoc D. Vaught D. Waltz W. Waye D. Wethington B. White J. Widmer T. Wilcox D. Wilhite J. Williams E. Wilson J. Wilson S. Wilson F. W'right R. Young D. Yount J. Zimmerman J. Zimmerman 99 FRESHMEN C. Airey D. Asbury J. Ashburn B. Ballard T. Barcus R. Barker R. Bell M. Birdsong S. Blackford C. Blickenstaff J. Booher L. Branstetter P. Brock J. Brower D. Brown S. Brown S. Brown B. Bryan K. Buckles K. Bullerdick K. Burley K. Burns B. Burton M. Burton C. Canine D. Carre 11 C. Chastain K. Chesshir J. Clifton J. Clouser M. Clouser T. Clouser M. Cochran S. Coleman C. Cope B. Cowden M. Cox P. Cox R. Cox S. Cox M. Crum K. Davis D. Dawson F. Dehahn R. Denhart S. Douglas S. Duncan C. Edwards 100 S. Edwards W. Endicott P. Falting P. Fields D. Fitzsimmons J. Floyd D. Foster R. Foye T. Fruits L. Furr C. Garr R. Gegner K. Gibbs P. Gibson M. Gillikin M. Gleason D. Griffin C. Gross K. Gross K. Gross W. Gwin M. Gwynn T. Hamm K. Hampton R. Hancock K. Harbison J. Hardaway D. Harmon G. Harrison D. Harshbarger J. Harwood D. Hatke J. Hatt E. Heide E. Heide P. Henderson C. Hendrickson J. Hesler L. Hicks D. Hocking K. Hodges D. Hof fa L. Holloway C. Holt M. Holt W. Homsher W. Irvin J. Jeffers M. Jensen M. Jester K. Jones J. Keeling M. Keeling T. Kennedy 101 M. Kessinger D. Kilgore M. King T. Kinney B. Kiste K. Knowling B. Land M. Langworthy R. Larew S. Laughner J. Leach J. Leas L. Leeka D. Leslie J. Lester M. Lewellen L. Lidester C. Lindberg J. Loft T. Long L. Lutes J. Manning J. Maxwell K. Maxwell G. McBee M. McBee F. McClure R. McCollum T. McDowell B. McNulty J. Miles M. Millbern S. Miller C. Miller C. Minnick S. Moore K. Moser D. Murdock S. Murphy D. Neal L. Neal R. Needham B. Neighbors R. New house C. Newkirk R. Newton M. Norris S. N orton C. Oswalt K. Overpeck D. Packard K. Paddack P. Paddack P. Parker 102 R. Parker C. Patrick V. Perigo J. Perkins M. Perry J. Petersor. C. Pickett J. Poppaw T. Prather P. Price C. Quimby V. Raisor B. Randolph C. Raynes R. Raynes P. Reamer I. Redden H. Redmon K. Reed K. Rhodes C. Risner S. Risner B. Robbins R. Rogers K. Sarver K. Schoen D. Scoggin C. Scott M. Scott J. Servies H. Sexton J. Sheets R. Shirley D. Shull R. Shumaker N. Smith R. Smith R. Smith S. Smith S. Smith M. Snellenbarger M. Stadler D. Stark R. Stark L. Starnes H. Steele P. Stewart C. Stone C. Stonebraker D. Stonebraker M. Stout M. Suitors L. Thompson C. Todd 103 S. Todd R. Toliver D. Townsend J. Tracy L. Tribbett M. Trueblood D. Turner J. Utterback M. Vail D. Vanhook D. Vannice D. Vannice H. Vaught R. Venis D. Verhey R. Waldon A. Ward O. Ward W. Warren J. Watts G. Welishmer J. West M. West R. Wethington M. Whiteley L. Whitson R. Willhite R. W'ilson D. Wise D. Wise M. Woodard M. Wright M. Zachary T. Zachary 104 105 106 107 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Jim Dicks, Julie Alexander. Susie Ray and Cathy Lough. 109 no 113 116 IN THE BEGINNING Now, where did GONE WITH THE WIND go? It was here a minute ago, If I could only find Mrs. Venis... We realize it is your library, but our orders don’t include book shelves. Are you sure we're supposed to be in school today? Portable cows! What'll they think of next? EVERYTHING WAS ORGANIZED FIRST ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Merle Sennett, Jewell Whitaker, Lavonne Norman. SECOND ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Jerry Myers, Francis Brock, Bennett Miller, Lloyd Wells. As report card time rolls around again, Mrs. Chase is Mrs. Faust seems to be enjoying her work. (Must be one seen busily getting ready for the next six weeks. 120 Qf those juicy-type letters!) Mrs. Seale Mr. Speaker Miss Turnbloom Mrs. Beck Mrs. Helen Covault i Laughhunn, Linda--Geometry; Sociology; Pep Club Sponsor. Denhart, Ronald--Geometry; Al- gebra I, II; Freshman Basketball Coach. Bryant, Ronald--Algebra I; Senior Math; Photography Club Co-spon- sor. Gable, Edmund--General Math; Algebra I; FTA Sponsor; Sopho- more Class Sponsor. Emmert, Marjorie—Girl's Chorale; Concert Choir; English 9; Charge- rettes Sponsor; North Montgomery Singers Director. Hiller, Gary—Varsity Band; Fresh- man Cadet Band. Klein, Susan--Art I, II, III, IV; Art Club Sponsor; Chargerettes Sponsor. Diller, Miss--Art I Chezem, Jacqueline--Physical Education 9, 10; Health; Cheer- leader Sponsor; G. A. A. Spon- sor. McDowell, Pat—Advance Phy- sical Education; Boys Physical Ed- ucation 9, 10; Health; Varsity Football Coach. Venis, Vivian--Instructional Center Materi- al Supervisor; Library Science Mutterspaugh, Mable — Library A id 122 Hughes, Alan—U. S. History; Gov- ernment; Economics; Huddle Sponsor; Tennis Coach. Homey, David--U. S. History, World History; Senior Class Sponsor. Armold, Anita—Chemistry; Biology I, II; Science Club Sponsor. Seale, Ray--Chemistry; Physics; Plane- tarium; Photography Club Sponsor. Lefebvre, Gren--Government; Ec- onomics; Psychology; N. M. Fitness Club Sponsor; Ass't Football Coach; Head Track Coach. Spencer, James--U. S. History; Government; Economics; Ass t Football Coach. Vance, Mel—Physical Science; Biology I. Walke, Richard-Physical Science; Biol- ogy I. Beer, Barney--Machine Shop; Power G Trans- portation; Senior Class Sponsor; Industrial Arts Club Sponsor. Stuffle, Edward-General Shop; Drafting I, II; Sponsor of Industrial Arts Club. Hester, Jonathan—Power G Transportation; Boys Pep Block Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor. McKim, Charles—Garphic Art; General Shop; Wood Shop; Boyd Pep Block Sponsor. Hildreth, David—Plastics; General Shop; Wood Shop; Boys Pep Block Sponsor. Larew, Ron—Agriculture I, II, III, G IV; Adult Agriculture; Sponsor of FFA; Sponsor of Junior Class Bryant, Patricia—Boys Home Ec; Modem Family Living; Home Ec. I; Advanced P. E.; Girls P. E. 10; GAA Sponsor; FHA Sponsor. Chastain, Marlene--Foods, I, II; Clothing I, II; Home Arts; Modem Family Living; Home Nursing; FHA Sponsor. 123 Phelps, Dan—English 9, 10; Baseball Coach; Swim- ming Coach. Hudson, Thomas--English 9, 10; German I. Stockwell, Bobby—English 9, 10; Student Council Sponsor. Ainsworth, Ramona--English 11; Latin I, II; Latin Club Sponsor. Kerber, Joan--English 11; Speech; Drama Club Sponsor. Edmiston, Hazel--English 12; Creative Writing; Journalism; Senior Class Sponsor. Shafer, Nancy--French I, II, III, IV; French Club Sponsor; Co-spon- sor Yearbook; Sunshine Co-sponsor. Bowman, Stana Jo—Spanish I; Eng- lish 9; Spanish Club Co-sponsor. Baldwin, Nancy--Spanish I, II; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Spanish Club Co-Sponsor. Fritch, Dee--Beginning Shorthand; Advanced Short- hand; Office Lab; OEA Sponsor; Student Council Sponsor. Brewer, Ken—General Business; Typing II; Yearbook Sponser. Kriston, Chuck—Bookkeeping I; Business Law; Sales; Varsity Club Sponsor; Varsity Basketball Coach. Dickerson, Kenneth--Typing I; Busi- ness Math; Business English; Con- sumer Economics; Office Machines; Co-Sponsor for Yearbook. Achterberg, Nancy--Typing I, II; Personal Typing; Health; Sunshine Co-sponsor. COOKS (LEFT TO RIGHT): M. Robins, J. Reamer, R. Williams, K. Grimble, E. Edwards, F. Wright, J. Lancas- ter, and R. Neal Always ready, willing, and able to clean up after and during school are the members of our custodial staff. (L. TO R. ) Mr. Martin, Mrs. Kunkle, Mr. Kunkle, Mr. Fouts, and Mr. Grenard ( Slim to his friends). The smiling faces of Mrs. Cox (LEFT) and Mrs. Cripe (RIGHT) are always a treat to study hall students. 125 As another day comes to its close we find some of our favorite personal- ities taking it easy . Above left we find Mrs. Seale and Mr. Speaker going over some last minute changes in next year’s schedule, while below right we find Mr. Hester, Mr. Fouts, and Mr. Hughes relaxing over that final cup of coffee before going home. However, above right and lower left we find Mr. Lutes and Mr. McCauley still hard at work. fca� 126 HELLO DOLLY Director of Dramatics Mrs. Joan Kerber Director of Choral Music Mrs. Marjorie Emmert Director of Instrumental Music Mr. Gary Hiller CAST Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi..............Carol Lester Ernestina..............................Sabra Weliever Ambrose Kemper.........................Steve Moore Horace Vandergelder....................Dave Newhouse Ermengrade.............................Pat Blickenstaff Cornelius Hackl........................Mike Branstetter Barnaby Tucker.........................Rex Everett Irene Molloy...........................Christy Edwards Minnie Fay.............................Gail Hampton Mrs. Rose..............................Shannon Tinsley Rudolph................................Terry Barnhart Stanley................................R. B. Fouts Cook...................................Dean Endicott Policeman..............................Steve Brown Judge..................................JeffWhiteley 128 HOMECOMING 130 Chargers pull through t 131 IN THE BEGIN QUEEN Cheryl Barcus KING Gary Allen RUNNER'S UP Christy Edwards Dave Newhouse Deb Homey Jim Tribbett JR. ATTENDANTS Amy Bryan Jeff Trout 132 GRADUATES OF 1972 134 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS WABASH Auto Sales T. R. Birdsong and Sons East On U. S. 136 Crawfordsville, Indiana The Finest In Used Cars 140 FARMER’S FEED GRAIN CO. GRAIN GRAIN BANK FERTILIZER Phone 794-4125 FEED SEED SALT Darlington, Ind Mcknight Witt Insurance Agency Newtown, Indiana 295-2232 Compliments of: Clifton Quigg Fertilizer Service MI (B HMDWARE DIAL MP i 234 2315 | I2i l WAYNETOWN. INDIANA General Hardware • GifJware • Rental Equipment Craw fordsville-Linden 142 MEHARRY, INC. Montgomery Tractor and Implement Co., Inc. I Montgomery County's “Full Line John Deere Deaier JOHN DEERE I I LAWN fir GARDEN EQUIPMENT Genuine John Deere Parts Fully Equipped Service Department The place to get better used farm equipment i 301 North Washington St. Crawfordsville, Indiana Phone 362-5806 CHOOSE FROM THE LONG GREEN LINE OF JOHN DEERE EQUIPMENT 143 TOWN-EDGE MOTORS SKY RIDE CERTIFIED INC. GASOLINE 1401 Darlington Avenue Crav fordsville, Indiana Phone: 362-5440 Manager, Bill Casper Plymouth Linden, Indiana International Trucks “Service Builds Our Business Congratulations to the CHILDRESS FARM SERVICE Graduating Seniors Farmstead Automation Tipmont Linden, Indiana REMC Phone: 339-7283 Linden, Indiana 144 FIFTH MAIN STREETS LAFAYETTE, INDIANA INDIANA’S LARGEST SPORT STORE' Mac’s Mens Wear Crawfordsville, Indiana Compliments of: WEBSTER GROCERY COMPANY 301 E. North Street Danville, Illinois WOLF and HIMES, INC. Locally Owned and Operated Liquid and Dry Fertilizer Dealers, Nitrogen Solutions, Weed Sprays Kenneth Wolf Wingate, Indians Phone: 275-222 275-2300 Histon Bank Trust Company CITGO Binford’s Service 24-Hour Wrecker Service Garage Service Bn Ik Petroleum Deliver) Day 794-4654 ♦Night 794-4206- Darlington Indiana KIGER CO., INC. School Supplies and Equipment 1830 W est 16th Street Indianapolis, Indiana B D Lumber Co. Indianapolis Rd. St. Rd. 136 Complete Line of Building Materials for Eversday Use. “The Store w ith the Old Court House Clock” Diamonds Watches Gifts Winched JEWELERS 10© NORTH WASHINGTON STREET CRAWFORDS VILLE. INDIANA 47933 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. NCR Registers Accl. Machines Computers Adding Machines Calculators Kokomo and Lafavette Compliments of UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS Craufordsville, Indiana Compliments of Bob Rankin Trucking Service Livestock Transportation W INGATE Indiana Phone: 275-2095 WAYNETOWN TILE COMPANY, INC. Drain Tile and Septic Tanks 234-2664 Waynetown. Indiana 147 Compliments of your FARM BUREAU COOP Oil Agents GO! BIG ORANGE GO! Max Bridwell JohnTribbett Carl Knowling 339-4326 794-4279 239-2400 ROBERT R. ANDERSON SONS TRUCKING Agricultural Line Driveway Stone Livestock Transit Gravel Grain Transit Darlington, Indiana Phone: 794-4217 148 CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors of 1972! R. R. 1 Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4356 KIRK PATRICK GRAIN CO., INC. If I Can't Have Shoes From MILLERS Compliments of Philip Q. Michal 149 Sportsman Shop, Inc. featuring the finest names in: Athletic Equipment Sportswear Photographic Supplies Toys and Hobbies 126 East Main St. Crawfordsville Phone 362-1907 Linden Cafe Harold Harshman, Owner HOME COOKED FOOD Open from 6 a. m. to 9 p. m. Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4245 New Richmond Savings Loan Association Current 5 Vz% Dividends New Richmond, Indiana The Home of Nationally Advertised Clothing for Young Men and Women Steck's Weathervane Tack Room 105-107 East Main Street Crawfordsville, Indiana 150 Linden State Bank Members of F. D. I. C. Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4207 GENUINE PARTS QUALITY SERVICE Robinson Implement Sales Wingate, Indiana Phone 275-7205 Tastee Freeze WHERE THE “NORTH MEETS FOR THEIR TREATS TRIPLE-TREAT SALE Martin Sewing Center 119 South Green Crawfordsville, Indiana Phone 362-2295 t DELICIOUS TASTEE BURGER SHAKE A FRIES Crawfordsville. Indiana 151 Tippecanoe Fish Meat, Inc. ri'-L 3304 W. Road 250 North West Lafayette, Indiana Phone 463-3577 | 7U boo ' 105 N WASHINGTON ST. MpS 362-0906 lll ii CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND. 47933 The Golden Rule, Inc. Crawfordsville Cleaners Crawfordsville's finest Ready-to-Wear — Sportswear — Childrens Wear Crawfordsville, Indiana One Hour Dry Cleaning Shirt Laundry 128 S. Washington Street Crawfordsville. Indiana 362-4604 Elam’s Paint Pot, INC. Masury is Good Paint for 5,000 colors. Flowers By Dale Flowers for all occasions Wallpaper of all varieties 121 S. Green Street 123 S. Green Street Crawfordsville, Indiana Crawfordsville. Indiana Phone 362-5503 Advance Electronics Zenith TV Sale Service Waynetown BarberShop Wingate, Indiana Phone: 275-7353 Home of the Modern haircut and hair pieces Waynetown, Indiana 152 Lowell N. Linville Compliments of the Backhoe Trenching Colfax Lumber Co., Inc. Mellott, Indiana Colfax, Indiana Phone 295-2071 Phone 324-2551 COLFAX IGA Joan’s House of Beaute and Fresh Meats Wig Center Sell of Service All Makes of Wigs Produce Revlon Cosmetics 3 operators to serve you Groceries 206 Main Street Darlington, Indiana Dick and Sue Timmons Phone 794-4133 Shumakers TV Appliances LYON CONSTRUCTION Cabinets and Remodeling PHILCO Monroe Lyon J a 7 Ae ffloi e ( l L R 6 Crawfordsville Darlington Ph. 794-4746 Phone 339-7983 WARREN'S BARBER SHOP d BOUNNELL V PHARMACY Phone 234-2361 WAYNETOWN, IND. RELIABLE Darlington, Indiana PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 153 For Home Cooked Meals, Try the Darlington Cafe Phone 794-9489 Darlington, Indiana Owner Harriett Thompson Servies-Thomas Funeral Home Funeral Director and Embalmer Phone 234-2224 Waynetown, Indiana 47990 Barton Maxwell Farm Drainage Darlington. Indiana Phone 794-4758 Compliments of Carl B. Parker, M. D. Wingate, Indiana Courtesy of Miller’s Lockers Waynetown, Indiana Phone 234-2381 Best Wishes Legg Farm Service Steve’s Market Waynetown, Indiana Phone 234-2022 Schloot Furniture Co., INC. Crawfordsville, Indiana 154 Diamonds-Watches-Rings Class Rings For All Years-Large Selection D. W. Williams Jewelers 109 E. Main Crawfordsville 362-0190 GOOD LUCK HALLOWAY SUNDRIES Wingate, Indiana Phone: 275-7226 FULTZ GRILL Meals and Shortorders Wingate. Indiana Phone: 275-9141 Everything in Grocery Line Good Luck Class of'72 — Jim Slauter The Central National Bank and Trust Co. Newton...................Attica Phone: 295-2232 Compliments of: Larry G. Robison, D. V. M. Darlington, Indiana East’s Slaughter House and Locker Plant SLAUGHTERING AND PROCESSING OF FARM ANIMALS Darlington. Indiana Phone 794-4253 Wabash Foods, Inc. Quality Institutional Foods 3524 St. Rd. 26 E. Lafayette, Indiana Phone: 447-76432 155 Congratulations Seniors YOUNG'S GROCERY of 1972 SHULTZ SUNDRIES Linden, Indiana Newton, Indiana Phone 339-4553 CYANAMID FARM SUPPLY “Cyanamid serves the man who makes a business of farming.” Fertilizers, Chemicals, and custom spreading Linden.Indiana Phone 339-7254 Compliments of Marvin “Red Vail MARATHON FARM PRODUCTS Linden.Indiana Phone 339-7901 Compliments of HELM'S FUNERAL HOME CLARK TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO., Inc. Linden, Indiana Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4444 Phone 339-4321 Best wishes to Class of'72 SQUARE CORNER HARDWARE, INC. PICKETT'S SANITATION SERVICE Maytag washers and John Deere lawn and garden tractors Linden, Indiana Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4200 Phone 339-4310 156 LINDEN TV LITTLE INSURANCE AGENCY Linden,Indiana SWITZER’S KUM-BAK BEAUTY SHOP SUNDRIES Mary J. Harshman Linden, Indiana Phone 339-7779 THE D. H. GOBLE PRINTING CO. Greenfield, Indiana Doug West, Representative 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE WINGERS STANDARD SERVICE Complete Automotive Service (fflfe) PHONE .139-7750 LINDEN. INDIANA DOROTHY’S BEAUTY SHOP Dorothy Michael Linden, Indiana Phone 339-4414 COLFAX CO-OP ELEVATOR Branch of CLINTON COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASS N., INC. COLFAX. INDIANA 46035 PHONES: JI26 FARM SUPPLIES GRAIN MARKETING Custom Grinding Pelleting 157 For Health's Sake Fat More Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Brede Hoft Ball, Inc. Danville. Illinois ROBERT PADDACK CONSTRUCTION • New Construction • Remodeling • Roofing • Painting Darlington, Indiana Phone: 794-4643 Compliment of: SWIRL-n-CURL ANDREWS GROCERY Janice Kiger New Richmond. Indiana Phone: 339-4548 Phone: 339-7354 Jollie and Pete's SHOTTS and FOUTS Bird Dog Kennels Blacksmith and Welding Home of the Stag” New Richmond, Indiana R 1 Phone: 339-7756 Linden, Indiana Compliments of: Thayer Geiger Service The Wayne Cafe All Standard Oil Products Waynetown, Indiana New Richmond, Indiana Phone: 234-2535 Phone: 339-7952 Open Daily Closed Sunday 158 Compliments of New Richmond Farm Supply New Richmond, Indiana Phone 339-7217 McCormick-Metsker Agency 302 E. Market Street Crawfordsville, Indiana Office Phone: 362-3795 Larry Tolliver. Linden Phone 339-4569 Oxley Agency General Insurance Tri-County Telephone Co. Congratulations Class of '12 Compliments of R R Lounge W. R. Cortrecht Wingate, Indiana Phone 275-3755 FASHION SHOES The Other Room Wingate, Indiana Phone: 275-2000 or 275-2425 Crawfordsville, Indiana Skelton-Skinner Lumber Company, Inc. Lumber and Building Materials Linden.Indiana Phone 339-4454 W MITTON'S CITGO Air-Condition Service Tune-Up Brake Service Waynetown, Indiana Phone 234-7283 159 YEARBOOK STAFF ROW 1- J. Dale, P. Blickenstaff, V. Barker, T. Allen, K. Ray ROW 2- K. Lindburg, M. Gwynn, P. Brock, M. Fyffe, J. Young, S. Todd, K. Brewer ROW 3- G. Widmer, S. Tinsley, S. Winger, L. Mor- ris, K. Booher, B. Small, D. Bowen ROW 4- C. Keeling, S. Hatke, T. McBee, C. Bindford, J. Gren- ard ROW 5- K. Dickerson, L. Harbison, P. Wilson, D. Newhouse, T. Kahle Julie Dale Lynn Harbison Kathy Ray Ken Brewer Ken Dickerson Nancy Shafer Ray Seale Editor Ass. Editor Bus. Manager Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Photographer v V «.- ' V % • � • - • v “