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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

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Today we are one tomorrow we will be apart; But years from now, the feeling of friendship yill be renewed as we reflect upon memories of when we were all in this together. Back Home Again Coming home again is the reasoning behind homecom- ing . But this is pushed back in the students’ minds while focusing on rivalries between classes, floats, and game competition. Queen Karen Rogers reigned over the fes- tivities. The senior and junior classes tied for the class spirit award but the juniors came up on top by capturing the float competition. After being defeated by the Frankfort Hot Dogs, a dance featuring Spo- kane was held. Jim Myers, chuggin' for the Chargers. Junior class. winner of the float competition. Shake your bootie! 6 COURT: Kirsi Antilla. Isabelle Diximer. Rick Reed, Cyndi Kruizsch. Jeff Klinker, Belly Wilson. Rex Tribbett. queen Karen Rogers. Tim Cain. Beth Crumley. Tom Poynter. Bev Cooper. Jeff Dixon. Tom Price and Jill Woodward. Charger team in play. Kirsi. Karen and Betty bundle together to keep warm. Senior mascot. Martha Binford fires enthusiasm in her class. Charger marching band presents the Mickey Mouse Revue . 7 Listen. Can you hear? That is not music. It is me. Take me along and listen. I can tell you stories and make you smile or cry. I can be the harmony to the melody. I can be your friend. My heart opens wide to gather in the stars, for in my heart they grow to the dream I want. It’s up to me to live up to my dream. It’s up to me to be the person that I want to live with. I can live no one else’s dream, or live as someone else wants. I am only myself and no one else. I am free! 13 The good, The bad The happy. The sad If you knew us yesterday, please do not think we are the same people that you are meeting today. We have experienced more of life, we have encountered new depths to those we love, we have suffered and prayed, we are different. Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors S iors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Sen rs Seniors Seniors Seniors S® CRAIG ALEXANDER TIMMY ALFREY F.F.A. 2. Football 1, Industrial Arts Club 3. PAULA ALWARD An Club 3. Pep Block 2. S.S.S. 1. Senior Executive Council 1. MICHEAL ANDERSON F.F.A. 4. Lettermen’s Club 3, Swimming 4. KIRSI ANTTILA German Club 1, Student Council 1. DEANNA BAIR F.T.A. 3, S.S.S. 2, Pep Block 3. CARLA BARKER Spanish Club 4. Pep Block 4, S.S.S. 3. O.E.A. 1. F.H.A. 1. MARVIN BARNES PEGGY BARTLETT F.T.A. 1, German Club 1, An Club 1, Pep Block 1. Track 1. MARTHA BINFORD S.S.S. 3. Latin Club 3, Swimming 4. Con- cen Choir 1, Fall Play 1. DONALD BISHOP Symphonic Band 4. Intramurals 4. Pep Band 1. BRENDA BLACKFORD An Club 2, Drama Club 1. 20 GARY BOD1NE Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 1. An Club 2, Intramural 3. PEGGY BRATTON Spanish 4. S.S.S. 3. Pep Block 1. PHILIP BROOKS Photography 3. MARIA BROUGHTON Symphonic Band 4, Pep Band 3. F.H.A. 1, 5.5.5. 1. O.E.A. 1. MARCELLA BUCKLES 5.5.5. 3, Pep Block 2, French Club 1. O.E.A. 1, Science Club 1. KAREN BURNS 5.5.5. 3. F.T.A. 3, Pep Block 1. German Club 1. TIM CAIN Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Tennis 3. Intramu- ral 2. Lettermen's Club 3. JACK CAIN Football 2. Swimming 2, Science Club 2, French Club 1. Intramural 2. BETTE CARSON Symphonic Band 3, O.E.A. 3. Drama Club 2. French Club 1. Pep Band 2. PATRICIA CASSIDA S.S.S. 3. Basketball 4. Tennis 3, Spanish Club 3. Student Council 2. MARTIN CLOUSER Key Club 1, French Club 1, F.T.A. 1, Newspaper Staff. CHRISTOPHER COHEE An Club 3, Cross Country 1, Basketball 1. Musical 2. Intramural 2. 21 JENNY COREY Pep Block 4, S.S.S. 3, Spanish Club 3. Class Officer 2. Student Council 2. JULIE COREY S.S.S. 3. Art Club 2, Pep Block 3. ELIZABETH COWAN Swimming 4, Track 1, Spanish Club 4. Pep Block 1. Womans Varsity Club 2. LINDA COX Pep Block 4. Art 3. S.S.S. 3, Volleyball 3. Basketball 1, Track 1. STEPHANIE CRAFT Student Council 1. Class Officer 1, S.S.S. 3. Swimming 4. Senior Executive Council 1. BETH CRUMLEY Cheerleading 4. Gymnastics 4. Student Council 3, S.S.S. 3. French Club 1. JOHN CUNNINGHAM Football 2. Wrestling 1, Golf 1. TAMMY CURRENT Spanish Club 1. Art Club 3. S.S.S. 3. REBECCA CURTIS Pep Block 4. FTA 2. YVETTE CUSTER Spanish Club 3, S.S.S. 3, Track 2. Basket- ball 1. BRENDA DAVIDSON S.S.S. 2. Spanish Club 3, Student Council 1, An Club 1. Pep Block 1. HOWARD DEVORE Photography 2. Graphic Arts Lab Asst. 2. 22 ISABELLE DIXMIER Swimming 1, French Club 1. BRIAN DIXON Key Club 3, Baseball 2. Speech Team 3, French Club 3, National Honor Society. ROBERT DOUGLAS DAWN EDEN Track Team 4, Speech Team 2, S.S.S. 3, Spanish Club 3, OEA 1. JOHN EHR1E GLORIA ENDICOTT S.S.S. 3, Drama Club 1, F.T.A. 1. F.H.A. 1, Pep Club 1. MARK EVANS Basketball 1. Tennis 4. Baseball 4. MARK DWAYNE EVANS Wrestling 4, Track 2. F.T.A. 1, Student Council 1. TERRI FARLEY Band 3. Pep Band 4. O.E.A. 1, F.H.A. 1, S.S.S. 2. TAMMY FIELDER Spanish Club 1, S.S.S. 2, O.E.A. secretary 1, An Club 1. GARY FIKE Football 1, Baseball 2. BRENDA FOSTER S.S.S. 1, Girls Chorale 4. Spanish Club 1. 23 CINDY FOSTER Track 1, An 3, Girls’ Chorale 1. MARK FRUITS Baseball 1, F.F.A. 4. 4-H 8. MARTA FYFFE Pep Block 3, Spanish Club 4, S.S.S. 3. O.E.A. 1. Newspaper Staff 2. MARK GABLE Symphonic Band 4. Fall Play 2. Musical 2. Track 3, Basketball 2. KAREN GARARD S.S.S. 3. Stage Band 4. Symphonic Band 4, Track 2. MARSHA GLEASON Basketball 1. Girls’ Chorale 4. An Club 2. ALAN GOFF Symphonic Band 4. Concen Choir 1. Pit Orchestra 1. Pep Band 3, Key Club 1. PHILLIP GOODE Spanish Club 1. RHONDA GUARD S.S.S., Student Council 3, Fall Play 2, Chargerette 4, Symphonic Band 3. DANIEL GWIN Key Club 4, F.F.A. 1. MICHEAL GWYNN USA HALFORD S.S.S. 3. Spanish Club 3. F.T.A. 1. 24 CACINDA HARRIS NMHS Singers 2, Senior Executive Council 1. Drama and Musical 9. 4-H 8. S.S.S. 3. JAMES HARRIS Football 4. Wrestling 2, Baseball 2, Varsity Letterman 1, Industrial Arts Club 1. BARBARA HATKE F.T.A. 4, Pep Block 1. JOLENE HOCKING Symphonic Band 3, Pit Orchestra 1. 4-H 7. LYNETTE HOLLADAY Symphonic Band 3, Track 2. Pep Band 4, Cadet Band 1. JENNY HOLT Track 1. J.A. 1. Pep Block 1. F.T.A. 2. Newspaper Staff 1. TRACY HOWLAND 5.5.5. 3. Pep Block 3, Fall Play 2. Latin Club 4, Varsity Baseball batgirl. MICHELLE HUDSON 5.5.5. 3. F.T.A. 2. Pep Block 1. O.E.A. 1. Drama Club 2. EDRJE HUNT RUSSELL HOLLADAY Football 2. Track 3. TINA IRVIN An Club 3. S.S.S. 3, Spanish Club 1. Pep Block 1. ERIC JACKSON Swimming 4, Tennis 4. Science Club 3. Let- tcrmans Club 1. 25 DEBRA JANSSEN Girls Athletics 4, National Honor Society 2. Symphonic Band 4. S.S.S. 3, Student Coun- cil 2. DAVID JONES Key Club 2, Pit Orchestra 4. Madrigals 2. Stage Band 4. GAIL JONES F.F.A. 2, Art Club 1. GLEN JONES Cross Country 1. Track 2. Basketball Man- ager 1. JULIA KAHLE Student Council 3, Chargerettes 2. Pep Block 3. O.E.A. 1, Spanish Club 3. FRANK KAROL MICHELE KAYLOR Basketball 1, F.T.A. 2. MARK KELLY Symphonic Band 4, Key Club 1, Track 2. Pep Band 2. MARK KENDALL Art Club 4. DENISE KLINKER Volleyball 3. Basketball 4. Track 4, Spanish Club 4. Pep Block 4. GERALD KEYES Spanish Club 1. Football 2. Basketball 1. Track 2. Wrestling 1. PAUL KOE KEN BERG 26 REBECCA KRISE Pep Block 3, S.S.S. 3, Spanish Club 2. O.E.A. 1. KAREN KRUSE Pep Block 3. S.S.S. 3. French Club 2. Vol- leyball 1. Yearbook Staff 1. CYND1 KRUTZSCH Cheerleader 3. Gymnastics 3. Tennis 4. S.S.S. 3. Student Council 3. PEGGY LIDESTER Cheerleader 2. National Honor Society 2. Volleyball 2, Gymnastics 4. Student Council o MARK LISBY Swimming 4. Tennis 4. Key Club 3, Musical 4. BRADLEY LOUGH French Club 1, F.F.A. 3, Football 4. Basket- ball 2. Track 1. MARCIA LOUGH Class President 2. Gymnastics 3, S.S.S. 3, Cheerleader 1. Pep Block 4. LARRY LOWERY CHYRL LYON F.T.A. 2. RUSSELL LOGSDEN ROBERT MASON Football 4. Baseball 2. Intramural 4. Science Club 2. ROBERT MATRICIA F.F.A. 4. 27 TERESA MCCAULEY S.S.S. 3, Charge re tics 2. Yearbook 2, Gym- nastics Manager 1. JENNIE MCCLOUD F.H.A. 1. S.S.S. 3. F.T.A. 2. Pep Block 1. RANDY MCCORMICK Cadet Band 1. Basketball 2, Cross Country 1. F.F.A. 3. Football 1. CHRIS MCDANIEL Spanish Club 4, Fall Play 1. SCOTT MCLEAN Swimming 1. CATHY MCMURRY Spanish Club 3, S.S.S. 3, Pep Block 4. TIMOTHY M1NNICK Symphonic Band 4. German Club 3, Swim- ming 4. Class Officer 1. Science Club 2. CLAYTON MORGAN Industrial Art Club 3. DERRICK MORGAN Key Club 1, Varsity Lettermans Club 2, Wrestling 1, Golf 4. Tennis 3. KEVIN MORGAN Drama 1. Art Club 1, Musical 3. RAYMOND MORGAN Track 1, Football 2. DARJIELL MORRSION 28 DONALD MULLEN Football 4. Wrestling 1, F.F.A. 4, Baseball 1. PAUL MURPHY Swimming 3, Symphonic Band 3, Key Club 1. GREG MYERS F.F.A. 4, Lettermen's Club. Football 4. Wrestling 2. Swimming 1. LINDA NEAL S.S.S. 3. Pep Block 4, Spanish Club 4. MARY NEIER Art Club 2, S.S.S. 1. THOMAS NEWHOUSE F.F.A. 4. TAMARA NITTI Volleyball 4. Track 4, Spanish Club 4, Pep Block 4. S.S.S. 3. REBECCA NUNAN Pep Block 4, Spanish Club 4, S.S.S. 3. Yearbook Staff 1. Basketball Manager 1. JILL ODLE Swimming 4. Spanish Club 4. S.S.S. 2, Women’s Varsity Club 2, F.C.A. 2. ANITA OLIN Symphonic Band 4, Spanish Club 2, Basket- ball 2, Pep Band 4. Newspaper Staff 2. KAROL OSBORN Art Club 3, S.S.S. 2, F.H.A. 1. BETH PADDACK S.S.S. 3. Pep Block 4. O.E.A. 2, Sym- phonic Band 4. 29 RUSSELL PAYNE DAVID PERRY F.F.A. 2. MATTHEW PETERSON JAMES PICKERING An Club. JEFFREY PITCOCK F.F.A. 4. SALLY PRIEST Spanish Club 3, Tennis 4, S.S.S. 3, Student Council 1. Pep Block 3. DONALD PRUETT Football 4. Basketball 2. Baseball 4. Letter- men’s Club 1. Spanish Club 3. KRISTY RANDOLPH S.S.S. 3. French Club 3, Pep Block 3, Swimming 1, Basketball 2. MILA RAPER Pep Block 3. S.S.S. 3, Spanish Club 1. F.H.A. 1. RANDAL RAY F.F.A. 4. Baseball 4. Intramural 4. BRIAN REDMON Track. LEO REED Swimming 4. Science Club 3. German Club 3. Lettermen's Club 3. F.C.A. 2. 30 TRACY REEVES O.E.A. 1, S.S.S. 1, Spanish Club 2, Pep Block 1. VICKI REICHEL KEVIN RHODES Football 1, Photography 1, An Club 1. Sci- ence Club 1. KAREN ROGERS Gymnastics 4. Track 4. Cheerleader 4. Spanish Club 4, S.S.S. 3. ELIZABETH ROYER Spanish Club 2, Swimming 4. Track 3. S.S.S. 1. Womens Varsity Club 2. PENNY ROYER Pep Block 4. S.S.S. 3, Symphonic Band 4. French Club 3. CHERYL RUBLEY CHARLES RUSH Track 1. F.F.A. 3. DAVID RUTLEDGE French Club 2. Key Club 1. CHARLES SERVIES Industrial Arts Club. LINDA SHEETS DARALL SHOPTAW 31 DAVID SHUTE Band 4. Swim team 4. JAN SMITH Basketball 1. S.S.S. 3. Spanish Club 4. Pep Club 3. REBECCA SPEARS S.S.S. 3. Pep Club 2. An Club 2. Band 1, French Club 1. STEVEN SPENCER Football 4. Baseball 2. Key Club 2. Spanish Club 2, An Club 1. BRIAN STARNES Swim team 4. Baseball 4. Student Council 1. AREAKA STEPHENS Band 4, Basketball 4, Womens’ Varsity 3, Pep Club 2. Track 2. TR1NA STOUT 5.5.5. 3. An Club 3. Spanish Club 1, Track TERESA STUMP 5.5.5. 3. An Club 1, Chargerettes 1, Span- ish Club 3. SUE SUITER An Club 3, S.S.S. 3. Spanish Club 1. MICHAEL SUTTON Football 1. Intramural 1. ERNEST SWEEK Wrestling 4, Letterman 3, Football 2. LINDA TAYLOR Pep Club 2. S.S.S. 3. An Club 2. Spanish Club 1. 32 CINDY THAYER BRIAN THOMPSON Key Club 3. Photography Club 4, Swimming 1. Pep Band 4. Yearbook 1. KAREN THOMPSON Gymnastics 4. Track 4. S.S.S. 3. Spanish Club 4. Cheerleader 2. RAYMOND THOMPSON Photography 3, Newspaper Staff 1. Sym- phonic Band 3. Pep Band 2. BRENDA TRACY S.S.S. 2, Symphonic Band 3, An Club 2, F.H.A. 1. REX TRIBBETT F.F.A. 4. Baseball 3, Student Council 1. Science Club 2, F.C.A. 2. RANDY TRINKLE CATHERINE VAIL Spanish Club 1, Pep Block 2. S.S.S. 3. O.E.A. 1. IERRI VAIL Basketball 4, Track 4. Volleyball 2, Latin Club 4. National Honor Society 2. DAVID VIRGIN Key Club 1, Swimming 3, Symphonic Band 4. Pep Band 3. BILLIE WALTHER Swimming 4, S.S.S. 3, Pep Block 2, French Club 3, Tennis 1. TERRI WARD Speech Team 2. Drama Club 1. F.T.A. 1. O.E.A. 1. 33 TOM WARREN Basketball 4, Cross Country 1. Spanish Club 1. LARRY WATT Wrestling 3. Football 1, An Club, Track 1, Photography Club 1. RODNEY WAYE CARMEN WILCOX MICHAEL WILCOX KAREN WILLIAMS Drama Clubl, Basketball, Manager. BRIAN WILLIAMS Football 4, Wrestling 1, Cheerleader 1. ANDREW WILSON Football 3, Photography Club 2, Key Club 1, Track 2, Charger Spirit. SANDRA WILSON OEA 3. FHA 4. JA 2. Library Aid 1. TERRY WILSON MICHAEL WOODALL Football 4. Wrestling 1. Track 4, Lettermans 3, An Club. MITCHELL WOODALL Football 4. Track 4. Lettermans 2. Spanish 34 DIANE WOODWARD Spanish Club 4, Pep Block 3, S.S.S. 3. DAVID YOUNG Basketball 2, F.F.A. 4. TERRY YOUNT Basketball 1. Football 3. SPONSORS: Row 1: Miss Fry. Mr. Dickerson. Mrs. Harlen. Row 2: Mr. Walke. Mr. Hiller. Mr. Grayson. Mr. Spencer. Mr. Dale. Leading the Senior Class through their final year are the officers Jenny Corey. Marcia Lough. Tim Minnick. and Mark Usby. 35 36 Cindy Harris. DAR Good Citizen PRIDE £ • IT I GIRLS STATE: Rhonda Guard. Karen Rogers. Marcella Buckles. Anita Olin. Terri McCauley. BOYS STATE: Brian Thompson. Terry Yount. Brian Dixon. Brad Lough. jii V JlXA SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS: Linda Taylor, Tim Minnick, Cindy Harris. Mark Lisby. Marcia Lough. Karen Rogers. Steph Craft. Diane Woodward. Linda Cox. Paula Alward. Jenny Corey. Cyndl Krutzsch. Montgomery County Junior Miss, 37 The Crucible The fall play The Cruci- ble” was written by Arthur Miller and directed by Jerry Grayson and John Stenger. The tragic story takes place during the time of the Puritan witchcraft trials in Salem, Massachusetts where a young farmer tries to save his accused wife but instead finds himself trapped in a course of malicious lies, bigotry and deceit that only man can cause. The Cast Rev. Parris Tituba -- Terri Dowell Susanna Ann Putnam Thomas Putnam -- Laura Biddle John Proctor Rebecca Nurse — Giles Corey Rev. John Hale Elizabeth Francis Nurse Ezekial Cheever - Willard Judge Hawthorne - - Gov. Danforth Sarah Good Guards Christy Booher Jim Gillikin Phil Hampton Rhonda Guard Luther Lofland Rick Simmons --Tim Hill. Mike Woodall Judges Danfonh and Hawthorne begin the interrogation into possible fraud. Abigail, Susan and Mercy scream in terror as an imaginary bird tries to attack them. Her husband gone forever, Elizabeth struggles to keep back tears of despair. You will judge me no more warns an embittered John Proctor. The girls begin their cries of witchcraft, throwing a whole village into turmoil. Tituba, in fear of her life, confesses to witchcraft with the Devil. Mary Warren backs off in fright as Proctor rebukes her for leaving her duties. 41 Moonlight and Mistletoe The Sunshine Society and Key Club International of North Montgomery, jointly sponsored a glittering winter wonderland of dancing by Ambrosia and fun by all involved. Tammi Nitti reigned as queen and Derrick Morgan was crowned king, adding to the Christmas magic. Slow dancing brought many couples together. Royalty. Derrick Morgan and Tammi Nitti enji a dance. Thank heavens for food! Greg Richards. Kevin Parker and Mike Carpenter grab munch. The Court: Connie Marquess. Dave Snyder. Terri McCauley, Dave Virgin. Marc Lough. Brian Dixon. Queen Tammi Nitti. King Derrick Morgan. Wynona Ludlowc. Tom Poyi ter, Carol Mullen. Dave Faust. Entertainment by Ambrosia. Rick Butler and Diane Bradsh; make a grand entrance. Everyone's got the boogie fever. 42 Chargers No. 1 Spirit Week can be described as the most excit- ing week of the year, filled with decorations and dress up days. Classes participate in activities which promote school spirit in anticipation of the Sectional Tourney. The Junior class reigned over this year’s activities as they were presented the winning plaque. The excitement cli- maxed as the Chargers defeated Crawfordsville and McCutcheon to capture their third Sectional Crown. Michele McAnulty proclaims. We're number 1, second to none! SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS: Row X: B. Crumley. P. Lidester, P. Pruett. J. Cohee, K. Rogers. B. Williams. Row 2: L. Branstetter, B. Cope. C. Cassity, S. Weliever. J. Ryker, D. Hinds. M. Stump. B. McBride, B. Whalen, Coach Speaker, Row 3: J. Turner. R. Reed, T. Warren. Senior Rick Reed holds the 1977 Sectional Trophy. Mr. Nelson, a Charger fan, looks on as the celebration begins. Jeff Turner adds two points, as the Chargers defeat Crawfordsville to earn their way into the championship game. An embrace of happiness and a pat on the back for a job well done. Mr. Kriston explains the game strategy as the Chargers prepare for McCutcheon in the final game of sectional. Alan Fenteis and Rick Ehrhardt compete for their class in Spirit Week activities. 45 Charger Relays Weary wiih fatigue. J. Young pushes on to cross the fin- ish line. M. Woodall makes a pass at J. Turner. Charger Attendants: K. Myers. Queen K. Rogers. T. Morgan, J. Woodward. S. Bane gets off to a running start. 46 A good sized crowd, graced with clear skies and warm temperatures, turned out to watch ten records shattered at the sixth annual Charger Relays. Seven schools--Crawfords- ville, Southmont, Coving- ton, Seeger, McCutcheon, West Lafayette, and Benton Central joined the host Char- gers in what was the best show in the history of the relays. The Charger boys and girls teams combined for three winning performances. The boys medley relay team of Mitch Woodall, Tim Hill, Dale Elmore, and Mike Woo- all set a record of 1:36. Deb Janssen and Susan Fike bined for a victory in the ; long jump with a mark Kelly Klinker mmett gave the first place with a effort in the shotput. Let Us Entertain You Convocations provided a refreshing break from the rou- tine for book-weary students. Besides our own North Mont- gomery Singers and Stage Band, the Warsaw High School Swing Choir and the Freedom Jam provided music to entertain the students. Convocations are also a learning experience. Students learned about the world of advertisement through the eyes of a radio disc jockey and about ventriloquism from a man who taught as he entertained. f) The Music Man cen- ters in a small, stubborn Iowa town in the year 1912. Very closed-minded to new ideas, all are skep- tical when a stranger, Harold Hill, enters their town. Soon, with his quick tongue. Hill has everyone excited about the prospects of a boy's band, which he has no intention of form- ing. However, he falls in love with the town librar- ian, Marian Paroo, and for the first time gets his foot stuck in the door. Although Hill causes uproar and confusion in the begin- ning, the people come to realize all the love and warmth he is responsible for bringing to River City. I I Marcellus (]. Gillikin) and Professor Hill (S. Weliever) sing about the Sad- der but Wiser Girl . The boys barbershop (J. Milton, D. Virgin. L. Branstet- ter. B. Dixon) harmonize Ice Cream as Harold listens. It's my cornet! exclaims Winthrop (C. Dailey) to Marian (D. Tipton). 50 Grecian urn ladies (L. Biddle, C. Harris, M. Binford.C. Booher) practice for the ice cream sociable. Marian and Amaryllis (S. Moore) sing together Goodnight my Someone . Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn (K. K1 inker) leads the Wa Tan Ye girls from the local wigwam. Professor Harold Hill comes to River City, Iowa. Harold Hill drops by to see the lonely piano teacher. Marian, as Mrs. Paroo (T. Dowell) encourages their conversation. 51 Months of planning, selling conces- sions, and a panic-filled Friday night of decorating all came together on Saturday night, May 14, as the class of '78 pre- sented Shining Star. Carrying out the western theme, cacti were given for favors and a huge tiered cake added to the fes- tive atmosphere. Madison Zane, a band from Ohio, provided the evening's music as Karen Rogers and Rick Reed were crowned Prom Queen and King respec- tively. The post prom was again a suc- cess, as the gymnasium was filled with dancing, casino games, old movies, and of course, pizza and ice cream! Drawing for prizes was held every hour, and a good time was enjoyed by all. 52 53 54 TGIF never sounded so good! Senior Day was filled wiih frisbccs. Big Mac attacks, acrobatics in the Commons, and utter chaos! Breakfast at McDonald's was devoured at 6 a.m. with a caravan leading to school to start the day's activities. The afternoon was spent practicing for com- mencement. and the thought of leaving friends brought some tears, as the big day was finally here. i David Jones is awarded with the Outstanding Music Mathematics award. Bette Carson, the Outstanding Senior in Business is congratu- lated by Mrs. Crumley. Bubbly Marcia Lough accepts the Outstanding Science award from Mr. Seale. Foreign exchange student from France. Isabelle Dixmier, received her sports sweater. Outstanding Industrial Art’s major was Gary Fike. 56 Hello World! Saturday, June 4th, at 2:30, the 1977 Seniors left their high school days behind to embark in a life of their own. Senior Class President Jenny Corey presided, and honor students John Ehrie, Jerri Vail, and Jill Odle addressed their fellow class- mates. As the choir sang Times of Your Life, many happy memories flowed through the minds of the departing seniors. Former IHSAA Commissioner Phil Eskew gave the commence- ment address which was enti- tled Batters Up. His wit and humor was enjoyed by all and this message went with the graduates as they entered another phase of their lives. 58 60 61 Masses Classes Classes Classes O Mr. Walke discusses a test question with Sara Richard in his Biology I class. Mr. Streetman explains the process of mitosis to his Biology II classes. I can't believe what I just saw! exclaims Martha Binford while Joe Cain, Steve Spencer, and Dan Gwin wait their turn. Yvette Custer performs a daily task: solving her Chemistry I work- sheet. 64 Learning by Doing Getting the kidneys mixed up with the livers, stinking preservatives, and propagat- ing fruit flies makes Biology interesting? Although Physics students don’t believe it, ice cannot be heated past its melting point. Chemistry experiments can leave the students with black stained hands, blue spots on dresses that are supposed to be brown, and headaches when they bomb an unknown. All of this is made better when Mr. Seale gets you to laugh at yourself. Jeff Dixon gets help with his Chemistry assignment from Mr. Dalton. Another exciting day in Physics for Dan Gwin. Rex Tribbett. and John Ehrie who are listening attentively while Mr. Seale explains vector sums. With vim. vigor, and vitality. Mr. Seale explains vector sums to his Physics classes. 65 The English language has been here since we first could talk, and in high school we finally learn how to use it correctly. Finding out that English is more than nouns and verbs is quite a shock to many students. Literature courses enable students to learn about them- selves as well as others which will benefit them later in life. Ain't that right! Mr. Burke: a fine example of a true sports- man. 66 Heed This Jingle Be Bilingual Hola jComo estas?, Guten Tag! Wie geht es Iehnen, Salvete, Bonjour! Comment allez-vous? No matter how one says it the meaning is the same. Learning the languages, customs, and geography of foreign lands helps one understand and appreciate his own United States. Also one learns that people are not much different. 68 Mrs. McIntosh explains the how to’s of French. ’ Hand in those tests, Mrs. Gottschalk tells her Spanish class. Excitement overcomes Mr. Stenger as he teaches Latin. A New Beginning Mr. Spencer, Mr. Homey, Mr. German, Mr. Dale and Mr. Szymanski tried to keep the Social Studies Depart- ment from falling apart. Between filmstrips and quizzes they somehow found the time to make history and government seem interesting, of course not as interesting as Farrah Fawcett or the Fonz, but nevertheless interesting. Department head, James Spencer expressed the philos- ophy of the Social Studies Department when he said, Just ask your Mila Raper there; she knows about that kind of stuff. Pat Cassida, Linda Cox and Rusty Hoiladay prove government can be fun. Intense group discussions are a part of Mr. Homey's govern- ment classes. 70 Mr. Spencer sets the stage” for his next class. Grin and bear it Mr. German. Holy Toledo. Ohio!” exclaims Mr. Szymanski. Mr. Dale takes a break from preparing a daily worksheet. Brian Williams looks up as if to say. ”When is graduation?” Business Many students partici- pate in North Montgom- ery's business program. These classes teach stu- dents the required skills for secretarial and business careers, as well as those needed for their own per- sonal use. OEA, a business related organization offers students an opportunity to polish skills and compete with others on the district, state, and national levels. Mrs. Crumley provides a helpful hand to all future secretaries. Mr. Dickerson pleads, Why can't you people type any faster? Mr. Kriston straightens out Kelly's col- umns. Mrs. Crumley prepares her daily lesson plans for Office Lab. Mr. Brewer chuckles, That's impossi- ble!” '2 a(b+c) =ab+ac The career possibilities for mathematics students are innummerable. Four years of mathematical experience can be obtained by students. All the way from Basic Math to Algebra to Trigonometry, students figure and evaluate problems that increase their reasoning abilities which are important in all phases of learning. Miss Reesor pauses for feedback. Fractions are explained by Mrs. Richards in her General Math class. Geometry students are seeking the answer to Mr. Strong's puzzling question. Another math joke. Mr. Bryant'’ 73 Opportunities The Industrial Arts Depart- ment provides students with the opportunity to explore many new phases of voca- tional training. Classes such as woods, metals, plastics and electricity help train young men and women for today's changing job scene. Studying soils, animals, farm machinery maintenance and horticulture students on the move. The greenhouse program provides students with the practical experience of seedbedding in order to develop those green thumbs. ” 74 Mr. Vance changes places with the students. What is this? exclaims Mr. Nelson. Mr. Grasch reflects on the day’s activities. Mr. Larew prepares our future farmers. Steve Smiley listens to Mr. Hatke’s instructions in Plastics. The fine an of printing is taught by Mr. Van- Arsdel in Graphic Arts. Mr. Bell strikes a pose for the photographer. Mr. Stuffle helps a student in drafting class. 75 Express Yourself The simile of the artist conveys the lesson that while striving to paint a picture, he is really trying to get a state of consciousness and therefore he is really developing his own higher self or his own sensibilities and powers. Then it is seen that the pic- ture is temporary and the man is permanent and indeed that all work done in the world is really for the sake of the self”. They didn't?! Dat's a good one. replies Mr. Swagerle. With paint brush in hand. Karol Osborne creates. Ms. McBride, a little smile, a lot of laughter. The Sound of Music The Music Department offers several courses which give many students an oppor- tunity to express themselves creatively. This year courses in Music Theory and Music Appreciation were included. Mr. Hiller pontters upon the highs and lows of instrumental mu ic. Using the correct fingering. Erin? Directing three choirs keeps Miss Fry busy. Members of Girls Chorale prepare for an upcoming concert. 77 Physical Fitness Physical Education and Health classes enable students to explore their emotional, behavioral and physical capacities. Three semesters of P.E. offer students oppor- tunities to further their skills in swimming, gymnastics, basketball, bowling, etc. Health class covers the areas of nutrition, drug abuse, first aid, and human develop- ment. 78 79 Satisfaction Creating with one’s hands, being able to say I did this; self-satisfaction. Of course there will be mistakes but with that goes along the learning. Home Economics is no longer restricted to home- making skills alone. Devel- oping students knowledge, attitudes and skills needed to live in today's society offers aid in their multiple roles of wage earner, consumer, homemaker and citizen. 80 Row 1: Mb. Fruits. Mb. Johnson. Mb. Corey. Nurse Blue. Row 2: Mb. Anderson, Mb. Fyffe. Mb. Harmon. Mb. Kerr and Mb. Farley. Helping Others Keeping us quiet in study hall, taking our temperature and supplying us with books are all important functions in the operation of the school. The efforts of these fine ladies make the lives of North Montgomery students and staff a bit more comfortable. Smiling keeps Mrs. Bransietter going through the day. Study hall keeps Mrs. Grasch on pins and needles. Nurse Blue carefully sterilizes a thermometer. 81 Charger Headquarters The Office: a world of organized confusion and effi- ciency. Issuing admit slips, checking attendance, selling sports tickets, and answering the phone, which rings con- stantly, keeps office secre- taries Mrs. McBee and Mrs. Faust on the go”. Mr. Cro- sier and Mr. Mutterspaugh, the principal and assistant principal respectively, al- ways have an open door” to all students who want to (and have to) pay a visit. 82 Central Office The Central Office, administrative headquarters of the North Montgomery school system, houses Mr. McCauley, superintendent; Mr. Fike, assistant superin- tendent and transportation coordinator; and Mr. Lutz, director of curriculum. Here, a tremendous amount of paper work and planning takes place to keep our school sys- tem running smoothly. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Francis Brock Jerry J. Myers Gerald Pruett Francis Quigg Leon Turner Don Cowan Roger Morrison 84 Mis. Kelsey We Do It All for You The Guidance Department, under the direction of Mrs. Seale, Mr. Speaker and Mrs. Harlan strives to help students with class schedules, college preparation and everyday problems. Mrs. Hopper and Mrs. Kelsey assist in the many secretarial duties that arise each day. Providing books, periodi- cals and audio-visual equip- ment for both teachers and students keeps Mr. Long, Mrs. Mutterspaugh and stu- dent librarians busy through- out the day. Special Education teacher, Mr. Shaw guides students toward reaching their highest potential. The dubious humor of cleaning up after more than 800 sometimes thoughtless students, is in the hands of our custodians. Without their efforts, the school building would soon fall into chaos and disorder. The cooks have the respon- sibility of providing a hot, nourishing meal for over 800 students and teachers. Fur- nishing suppers for group ban- quets is no easy task and is greatly appreciated by all involved. CUSTODIANS: T. Childers. G. Weaver, G. Wethington, V. Wethingron, B. Booher. In his haste to maintain our building. Dick Smith rushes to another task. 86 They’re Coming to Take Us A way ! BUS DRIVERS John Ames Tim Guard Harold Harshman Joe Keedy Larry Lough Roben Paddack Marc Patton Wilford Redmon Donna Smith Dave Snellenbarger Roben Snelling David Thompson Charles Travis Marvin Vail Jack Warren Grover Wethington 87 % f tv ry £ o m p Sports Sports mm S-H O Oh GO o Qh cd Sm O Qh CD rts Sports Sports Sports Spo1? 8? Football County Champs! Yes, for the second year in a row the Charger football team cap- tured the County Champion- ship by defeating Southmont in the season opener. Although the Chargers were beaten by Crawfordsville they still won due to the tie break- ing rule, which was deter- mined by the least number of defensive points scored by the three county teams. The Chargers continued to dem- onstrate teamwork and good sportsmanship through a tough football season. VARSITY: M. Thompson. Coach McDowell. K. Grasch, B. Lough, S. Sarver, C. Mullen. G. Linton, B. Mason, Row 2: Mi. German, D. Pruett, D. Padgett. L. Thomas. B. Herron, C. Alexander. G. Myers. B. Williams. M. Woodall, W. Cunningham. M. Woodall. T. Fulwider, Manager, G. Keyes, D. Elmore, R. Webster. Mr. Streetman, S. Harris, A. Wilson, R. Stephens. B. Cope, T. Yount, K. Grasch. S. Spencer. I-VEES: D. Hines. 1. Chastain, A. Harper. G. Lough, T. Foster, M. Nunan, C. Wilson. J. Florey, M. Sweek, T. Johnson. Row 2: B. Smiley, S. Fultz, T. Coder. 1. Dixon. R. Smith, D. Stout. K. Winger. P. Hampton. S. Welliever. R. Earhart. R. Jackson. Row 3: K. Crum. G. Hole. S. McDowell. R. Gephart, M. Dinius, 1. Stull, C. Jackson. R. McCloud, B. Stalley, D. Brown. K. Crum. Assistant coaches, Mr. Streetman and Mr. German discuss the next strategic play. Head coach Pat McDowell keeps the fighting spirit of the Chargers going amidst the intensity of a close game. 91 It’s Not Where You Start, It’s Where You Finish With two seniors, two jun- iors and one sophomore com- prising the starting line-up, coach Chuck Kriston and his ball players entered their second season of Sagamore Conference competition. The Chargers finished their regu- lar playing season with a 7-15 record, losing several games in the closing seconds. The highlights of the season came, however, when the Chargers defeated Crawfords- ville and McCutcheon to win their third sectional title in four years. Although fighting hard in regional competition, the Chargers were defeated by Mooresville and ended the season with a 9-14 record. Coach Tom Speaker's jun- ior varsity finished the season with a record of eleven wins and nine losses. In addition, they also captured the North Montgomery Invitational Tournament. Row 1: T. Morgan, K. Knauer, C. Mullen, K. Paddack and S. Udester, Row 2: Coach Speaker, R. Stephens, B. Rush. D. Faust, D. Stout, K. Crum, B. Jones, R. McCloud, S. Weliever, K. Bonebrake, J. Dixon, C. Wilson and J. McBee. Tom Warren looks for a gap in the Maverick defense. Despairingly Rick Reed attempts to outrun his opponent. Being caught in a bind, Jeff Ryker quickly releases the ball. 92 Row 1: Karen Rogers. Peg Pruett. Beth Crumley. Peg Udester, Joy Manager--John Wulf. Jeff Turner. Tom Warren. Craig Cassity, Cohee. Row 2: Coach Speaker. Bill McBride, Stu Weliever. Dan Mike Stump. Bill Whalen. Bob Cope. Coach VanArsdel. Hinds. Jeff Ryker. Rick Reed, Rick Stephenson, Coach Kriston. 93 Charger Pride The 1976-77 girls basket- ball teams again went down in the history books as one of the finest teams in Central Indiana. The Jr. Varsity sported an undefeated season with a record of 12-0 and the Varsity were equally success- ful with a 12-3 record. They also captured the Holiday Tournament crown. Charger huddle rearin’ to go. J.V. player. Terri Light puts the ball in play. Andra Harshbarger prepares for a very impor- tant free throw. Senior Jerri Vail assists in the Charger success. ”Where did it go? Coaches O’Hare and Mcllrath explain the strategy of the game. JR. VARSITY: Row 1: Kathy Minnick, Sharon McDonald. Peggy Vail. Melinda Miller, Susan Fike. Pam Peebles, Robin Guard, Christine Fruits, Terri Light. Meri Wray, Janet Young, Row 2: Coach O'Hare. Diane Bradshaw, Deb VanArsdel. VARSITY: Areaka Stephens. Barb Matricia. Jane Kester. Andra Harshbarger, Lisa Bmmmett, Kelly Klinker, Deb Janssen, Jerri Vail, Sis Bane, Sandy Beck. Karen McClean, Denise Carpenter. VARSITY BASKETBALL NMHS OPP. 71 Covington 11 46 McCutcheon 27 77 Harrison 44 68 Brownsburg 39 61 Lafayette Jeff 54 63 North Putnam 24 46 West Lafayette 18 44 Southmont 38 47 Western Boone 42 63 Southmont 41 68 Tri-West 38 59 Crawfordsville 28 44 Plainfield 68 45 Central Catholic 48 44 Western Boone 46 94 95 Chargers Set fora Victory The Charger Volleyball team finished another exciting season with impressive overall records. For the second consecutive year, the Chargers captured the sectional title and advanced to the semi-finals of regional competition before ending the season with a 16-4 record. Ron and Pat Bryant also guided the J-vees to a 13-1 record. VARSITY: D. Evans, Row 2: P. Lidesier, L. Ferling, Row 3: B. Mairicia, C. Carie, Row 4: J. Vail, D. Carpenter, T. Nitti, Row 5: D. Janssen, S. Nichols, C. Harris, K. Klinker, Row 6: A. Harshbarger, P. Bryant, D. Wethington, R. Bryant, L. Brummett. J-VEES: P. Vail, T. Light, S. Fike, R. Guard, P. Peebles, C. Harris, S. Nichols, P. Bryant, Row 2: S. Beck, S. McDonald, Row 3: D. Southard, M. McBee, Row 4: M. Perry, T. Grasch, Row 5: C. Fruits, J. Foster. Row 6: M. Miller, L. Pittman, D. VanArsdel, C. Harris, C. McBride. D. Wethington, D. Carpenter, H. Bryant. Deb Janssen shows true spiking form in Regional competition. The teamwork of Deb Janssen, Andra Harshbarger. and Denise Evans helped lead the Chargers to a successful season. % Row 1: M. Maxwell. Y. Weliever, A. Paxton. Row 2: D. Wachenswanz, G. Douglas. M. Lingenfelter, S. Heron. M. Sweek, J. Williams. J. Venis, S. Ferling. M. Maxwell, Row 3: Coach Nelson, T. Hutchenson. S. Beals, G. Lough, K. Custer, S. Armstrong, R. Jackson and T. Cassida. f «Mm VvMvM I 4« I i i 111M t f A VARSITY: C. Sweek, S. Sarver. J. Chastain, T. Foster. M. Nunan, J. Ryker, M. Evans, Row 2: Coach Weliever, D. Carpenter. K. Crum, G. Keyes, B. Williams, J. Stewart. E. Husted, G. Myers, M. Thompson. Coach Weliever shouts instructions to one of his wrestlers. Wrestlers Show Improvement The Charger wrestling team finished their season with a respectable 7-5 record, while the B-team finished their season with a 7-3 record. The team ranked third in the Sagamore Conference. Mark Evans, Matt Nunan, and Jerry Stewart placed first in sectional competi- tion . 97 After three years of compe- ■ tition against one another, ■ the class of 1980 joined their I efforts to form one of the fin- I est freshmen teams in the I school’s six year history. Los- I ing their opening game, they I bounced back ecstatically to ■ finish the season at seven wins y| and one loss. NMHS FRESHMEN FOOTBALL OPP. 6 Brownsburg 12 26 Tutile 6 14 Zionsville 6 25 Frankfort 14 30 East Tipp 6 20 Fountain Central 6 8 Southmont 6 43 North Putnam 0 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Row 1: J. Enlow, D. Hirri� . T. Hutchison. K. Cutter. D. Shelton. S. Armstrong, D. Webster, T. Fletcher. Row 2: S. McDaniels. B. Welsh, S. Herron, M. Linginfelter, G. Douglas. D. Thompson, J. Venis, M. Totheroh, B. Rush, Row 3: T. Price, S. Miller. C. Seipert, J. Fruits, D. Snellenbarger, S. Ferling, B. Branstetter, B. Woodall. 98 Despite tackles and setbacks, the Chargers pushed on. Basketball The freshmen basketball team added to the school's winning tradition with an A- team record of 16-2. The B-team frosh concluded their season with nine wins and four losses. They topped off their season by defeating Southwestern in the final game and capturing the Freshmen Tour- ney Championship. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Christy Quimby, Karen Steelsmith. Sharon Steelsmith, Jill Woodward, Tammy Priest. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL: Row 1: J. Woodward. T. Priest, S. Steelsmith, K. Steelsmith, C. Quimby, Row 2: D. Potter, B. Chenowith, R. Fruits, J. Snellenbarger, B. Mewhinney, Row 3: J. Enlow, T. Price, B. Woodall, M. Totheroh, B. Branstetter, Coach VanArsdel. D. Webster, C. Seipert, D. Harris. B. Marquess. T. Binford. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL NMHS 53 Greencastle OPP. 52 60 Southmont 28 61 Benton Central 40 52 Tuttle 32 73 Seeger 26 50 North Putnam 47 60 Wainwright 39 51 Frankfort 40 64 Attica 23 53 ZioRsville 44 61 Southwestern 33 30 Lebanon 39 40 Brownsburg 38 46 Central Catholic 31 60 FRESHMEN TOURNEY Western Boone 43 45 Southwestern 26 64 Fountain Central 28 50 Noblesville 52 99 Making Waves The girl’s swim team fin- ished their season with an outstanding 10-4 record. Three school records were broken by Jill Odle, Billie Walther. Jill Odle, Billie Walther, Montrey Akers, and Steph Craft competed in state contest in the 400 medley relay. The boy’s swim team had a rebuilding season, finishing with a 4-8 record. Leo Reed and Mark Lisby both broke school records. Diver Eric Jackson was the Charger rep- resentative at the state meet. Row 1: Rick Ehrhardt, David Shute, Leo Reed, Eric Jackson, Paul Murphy, Doug Anderson, Brian Stout. Brian Starnes, Row 2: Ken Crasch, Brad Demoret, Mike Anderson. Tim Minnick, Row 3: Kelly Clenndenning, Tim Hill, Keith Grasch. 100 Row 1: Coach O’Hare. Manha Binford, Billie Waliher, Spook Royer. Michele Homey, Sally Gross, Marie Masters, Pat Funk, and Debbie Jill Odle, Isabelle Dixmier, Liz Cowan, and Coach Gottschalk, Row Howden, Row 3: Ellen Funk, Beth Young. Susan Craft, Lisa Cripe, 2: Susan Myler, Joann Dickman. Sara Knowling, Rhonda Barnett, Debbie Smith and Cathy Airey. 101 BEGINNERS: M. Homey. V. Elmore, P. Pruelt. S. Trlnkle. C. Kane. C. Mullen. K. Paddack, D. Bunon. K. Knauer. INTERMEDIATE: J. Cohee, L. Wray. B. Crumley. P. Lidester. Tri-Levels The Charger gymnasts in their third year of competition accom- plished the task of com- peting in the beginning, intermediate, and optional levels. The beginners finished the season at 9-2, the inter- mediates 5-2, and the optional 2-2. Kathy Knauer, Lisa Wray, Marcia Lough, Karen Rogers, and Karen Thompson rounded off the season by competing at regional competition. OPTIONAL: K. Thompson. K. Rogers, 102 M. Lough. -'■-'Mail I P i ||| 51 Movin9 On The boys track team kept its winning tradition by fin- ishing the regular season with a 15-0 record. After finishing fifth in the sectional, they advanced to regional compe- tition. Mitch Woodall made a fine showing at the state level. Under the leadership of new coach Ed Stuffle, the girls track team had a very suc- cessful 9-3 season. They cap- tured the title at the county track meet at Southmont. By winning the conference meet, they became the first Sagamore Conference Champs. After winning their own sectional for the third time, fifteen girls went to regional competition while Jerri Vail placed second in state competition. BOY'S TRACK: K. Parker, D. Anderson, M. Cable. C. Keyes, M. Woodall. T. Cain, H. Woodall, T. Hill. J. McBee, A. Enlow, Row 2: C. German. S. Herron, D. Hinds, B. Cope, D. Elmore, T. Stwaliey, M. Hayes, K. Jerrill, G. Richards, R. Maxwell. Row 3: P. Bodine, B. Rush. J. Turner, M. Totheroh, J. Enlow, K. Custer, K. Crum, K. Hum, S. Weliever, C. Sears. R. Harshbarger. L. Hatke. GIRLS TRACK: Row 1: L. Brummetl, A. Harshbarger. K. Aniilla, K. Klinker. J. Vail. K. Roger . K. Thompson. S. Royer. T. Nitti. D. Janssen, S. Knowling. D. VanArsdel. Row 2: S. Corey. L. Risner, S. McDonald. T. Grasch. D. Burton. V. Elmore. L. Pittman. P. Vail. S. Fike. M. Wray. D. Kobel. M. McBee. A. Stephens. Row 3: Coach O’Hare. J. Harshbarger. M. Thompson. P. Peebles. J. Young. T. Light. R. Guard. D. Dale, D. Bradshaw. D. Carpenter, Coach Stuffle. A. Harshbarger shows the pain that results after run- ning to her utmost ability. 105 D. Janssen bites the dust. Hurdling over many obstacles, S. Fike reaches a victory. K. Klinker thrusts the shot-put to advance to state competition. Row 1: Mike Hayes, Jim McBee, Rick Stephens, Sears, Randy Harshbarger, Duane Abston. Kevin Greg Richards, Row 2: Doug Anderson, Charlie Bonebrake. Cross Country The Cross Country team ended their season with a fine 8-8 record. Sophomore Mike Hayes represented his team well, placing fourth in the Sagamore Conference and was named to the All-Confer- ence team. Greg Richards strives for endurance. Mike Hayes leads the team to another Charger vic- tory. 106 Tee The golf team weathered some tough competition to finish the season with an out- standing 14-5 record under the supervision of coach Stan Covey. In addition to their regular season victories, Charger golfers won the N.M.H.S. Invitational Meet, became the county champs and placed 5th in their sectional. Derrick follows through for another under par game. GOLF TEAM: R. Stephens. R. Earhardt. P. Gentry. G. Kane. Row 2: D. Morgan. D. Smith. P. Hampton. J. Wolf. R. Butler. B. Whalen, and Coach Covey. 107 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: Row 1: Mark Evans. Eric Jackson, Mark Lisby, Row 2: Bob Wilhite, Derrick Morgan, Rick Butler. Tim Cain. Mark Evans: A player always on the ball. True to form Tim Cain anticipates his opponents next move. 108 Love-A11 Coach Richard and her Chargers practiced daily and finished with a respectable 6- 5 season record. The girls finished fourth in the confer- ence and eleventh in the sec- tional. The Boys Tennis Team, under new head coach John Dale, underwent a lot of rebuilding for the season. After months of hard practice they finished the season with a fine 6-7 record. Tim Cain and Mark Evans led the team as co-captains. GIRLS TENNIS: S. Harvey. T. Krutzsch. C. Krutzsch. C. Carey. M. Fyffe, S. Nichols. C. Harris. Kneeling: G. Yount. M. Akers. S. Priest. P. Cassida. D. Evans. K. Wood. M. Virgin. S. Beck. T. Priest. A. Parks. Standing: C. Quimby. K. Neideffet. A. Virgin. C. Airey. C. Jeffers. C. McBride. S. Wilson. Coach Richard. 109 B-TEAM: G. Douglas. B. Mewhinney, T. Binford, J. Ryker, Row 2: K. Grasch. S. McBce, D. Kelp, K. Bonebrake. M. Nunan. C. Wilson, Row 3: Coach Burke, D. Faust, R. Snellenbarger, S. McDowell. R. Webster. K. Grasch. T. Price. There are three outs and it is the Charger's turn to bat. ”Slide yells Coach Nelson. Brian Starnes immediately does so and the umpire calls out Safe . One and one is the count as our Charger batter prepares to step back into the batter's box. no Grand Slam The Junior Varsity baseball team completed a fine season this spring by finishing with a record of 8-3. Highlights of the season included two vic- tories over Crawfordsville and one win over Southmont, which makes the Charger B- Team county champs for the second season in a row. The reserve club hit the ball well for an exceptional batting average of . 307. Coach Nelson lead the var- sity team to an 11-10 record. Star pitcher Rick Reed fin- ished the season with a 9-3 record. Randy Ray and Matt Nunan received trophies for being the most improved players. Rick Reed and Shawn McDowell won the batting average awards, and Rick Reed captured the M.V.P. title. Watching Rusty Hamm pitch to catcher Randy Ray might be like this to a child who has an umpire's view from behind the fence. VARSITY: T. Foster, T. Price, M. Nunan. C. Wilson. D. Pruett. B. Starnes. Row 2: R. Hamm. I. Ryker. M. Evans. R. Trubett, S. McDowell, R. Ray. Row 3: W. Cunningham. L. Thomas. Coach Burke. Coach Nelson. R. Reed. Ill Organizations Organizations Organizations Organi — Sunshine Society Like it’s theme, One Lit- tle Candle , the Sunshine Society enlightens the com- munity with various projects and activities throughout the year. Included in these pro- jects are a formal Christmas dance co-sponsored with the Key Club, holiday projects at the children's Home and monthly visits to the County Home. For their money mak- ing project, the girls sold candles and flowers at Home- coming which enabled them to host an Easter Egg Hunt for children in grades K-3 of the school district. At the end of the year a tea was held in honor of the girls' ideal ladies. KEY CLUB: Row 1: J. Gillikin, M. Lisby. S. Spencer. B. Dixon, Mr. Siuffle. Row 2: D. Virgin. D. Jones. J. Chastain, B. Thompson. Row 3: A. Wilson. A. Goff, M. Gable, M. Kelly, Row 4: J. Wulf. K. Crum, D. Morgan. T. Poymer, R. Butler, Row 5: L. Loftland, S. Deplanty, J. Myers, L. Branstetter, Row 6: K. Crum, J. Dixon, S. Wellever. E. Husted. Row 7: D. Faust. R. Fruits, R. Earhart. T. Hill. Row 8: B. MeWhinney, D. Anderson. K. Harris, K. Parker. Key Club Indiana's fastest growing Key Club contributed many man hours of leadership by serving the community. Sponsored by Ed Stuffle, the Key Club was involved with Flip For Sight, Muscular Dis- trophy, Kiwanis Auction, and co-sponsored the Christmas Dance with the Sunshine Society. Mark Lisby served as state treasurer and Jim Gilli- kin, Lt. Governor while the Key Club as a group finished 4th in the state. Sponsor Ed Siuffle presents David Jones with the Key Clubber of the Year Award, as Presi- dent Brian Dixon looks on. 115 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Row 1: K. Carroll, R. Webster. R. Tribbett, C. Harris. G. Myers. T. Walls, R. Stwalley, R. Ray. D. Smith. C. Alexander. Row 2: S. Todd. J. McBee, C. Wilson. K. Harris. J. Steelsmith. K. Crum, S. Miller, M. Fruits, T. Newhouse. Row 3: D. Shelton, G. Quigg, J. Enlow, D. Webster, S. Ferling, L. Pfeiffer. S. Alexander, R. Ward, B. McBride, Row 4: M. Dykes, C. Smith, V. Payne. M. Smith, D. McBee. J. Turner, K. Crum. G. Jeffers, Row 5: C. Sears. J. Florey, G. Lough, K. Welcher, j. Fruits, G. Holman, M. Devore. S. McBee. H. Mennen, Row 6: T. Goode, J. Myers. J. Stephenson, D. Schoptaw, D. Anderson, S. Odle, M. McClamroch, D. Smith. Row 7: Mr. Larew, Mr. Vance. Future Farmers The FFA is an organization whose purpose is to prepare young people for a career in some facet of the agricul- tural field. To do this the FFA sponsors Soil, Dairy, and Livestock Judging as well as many leadership activities. Rex Tribbett, Kenneth Carrell, Randy Ray, and Craig Alexander represented North Montgomery at the national FFA convention this year in Houston, Texas. The FFA sweetheart, Cindy Harris, brought honor to the chapter by winning the District FFA Sweetheart competition and receiving first-run- ner-up-honors in the State Pork Queen Contest. Roby Webster and Rex Tribbett present Cindy Harris, their Chapter sweetheart, with a trophy. 116 PEP CLUB: Row 1: L. Branstetter, P. Lidester, B. Crumley, P. Pruett, B. Williams, A. Anderson, L. Wray, W. Ludlow, S. Trinkle, M. Lough. Row 2: T. Stump, P. Bratton, M. Hudson, J. Corey, D. Janssen. C. Harris, C. Krutzch, J. Holt, L. Neal, B. Nunan, Row 3: M. Binford, D. Eden, P. Royer, T. Nitti, C. Barker. M. Fyffe, L. Cowan. K. Binford. T. Morgan, K. Paddack, Row 4: B. Demoret, S. Dale, D. Quimby, T. Pfeiffer, K. Hudson, D. VanArsdel, C. Carie, C. Airey, C. Cox, E. Funk, Row 5: C. Quimby. S. Wilson, T. Priest, S. Warren, T. Smith, C. Cler, M. Deplanty, D. Burton, K. Wood, S. Bannon, Row 6: J. Woodward. T. Krutzch, D. Kobel, L. Pittman. C. McBride. C. Jeffers. C. Garr, S. Corey, S. Craft, K. McClean, Row 7: C. Mullen, K. Knauer, K. Steelsmith, L. Pruett, T. Irvin, R. Vurtis, D. Bushong, C. Wright, M. McAnulty, S. Beck, Row 8: L. McClain, D. Bradshaw, S. Steelsmith. Rockin' Spirit Pep Club: an organization known for the spirit and enthusiasm they infuse into all the fans attending Charger Athletic events. Their ener- gies are an important factor in the continued high level of support which exists for Char- ger athletes. Tammy Nitti, and Carla Barker cheer the Chargers onto victory. 117 Y-E-L-L The cheerleaders were the teams' number one fans. When the going got rough they were always there, yell- ing until they could yell no more. For the first time, there were two sets of varsity cheerleaders enabling girls to participate in athletics with- out interfering with their cheerleading responsibilities. Alternate, Sarah Dale’s con- tribution to the squad was greatly appreciated. 118 Instrumentals The Instrumental Music Department consists of two major groups: The Symphonic Band and the Cadet Band. The Cadet Band is composed of many talented freshmen who are preparing themselves for Symphonic Band. The Symphonic Band performed throughout the year at several concerts. They received a first place at state contest. Stage Band and Brass Choir are extra-curricular groups open to all students by audi- tion . Both groups participated in State contest and Stage Band along with Swing Choir, hosted their annual Night Club. Brass Choir Row 1: J. Jensen. D. Jones. J. Gillikin, J. Zachary. A. Olin. L. Cripe, Row 2: B. Thompson. D. Fausi, D. Ellis. Row 3: D. Virgin. M. Gable. Symphonic Band Row 1: J. Hocking, M. Broughton. B. Carson. J. Garard. T. Guyne. B. Young. S. Nichols. M. Hughes. P. Lidester, D. Janssen. Row 2: C. Airey, C. Cox. L. Holladay. A. Malone. K. Woody. D. Shule, P. Funk. C. Tharp. P. Stadler. B. Paddack. A. Stephens. D. Smith. P. Royer. K. Paddack. L. Lofland. L. Shute, K. Knauer. R. Clouscr. Row 3: T. Farley. M. Homey. C. Stephens. K. Lyon, L. Welshimer. G. Yount. C. Crowe. B. Stearns. R. Chapel. B. Matricia. F. Luse. C. Harris. J. Erickson. L. Murphy. K. Grasch, L. Cripe. A. Olin. A. Virgin. T. Lyon. J.McBee. B. Stout. M. Walden. B. Mewhinney. D. Carpenter. R. Garard, Row 4: S. Deplanty. R. Carrell. T. Minnick. D. Bell, D. Wachenschwanz. R. Barnett. V. Perry. G. Richards. M. Suiter. B. Venis, M. Wachenschwanz. J. Gillikin. J. Zachary. J. Jensen. D. Jones. J. Mitton. S. Welliever. M. Fields. P. Hampton. M. Gable. A. Fenters. M. Thompson. Standing: J. Moore, C. Cassity, M. Lisby. G. Kane. J. Stamps. E. Small. Y. Elmore. M. Virgin. M. Malone. S. Armstrong. R. O’dell. M. Gable. A. Goff. T. Koperski D. Padgell, G. Hiller. 120 Stage Band Row 1: L. Lofland. D. Smilh, D. Wachenschwanz, J. Jensen. M. Wachenschwanz. J. Gillikin. D. Jones. Row 2: D. Ellis. B. Carson, M. Hughes. T. Light. B. Mewhinney, M. Walden, P. Funk, Row 3: M. Lisby. D. Anderson. J. Boyd, B. Thompson, D. Faust, R. Seipert, M. Gable, Standing: D. Virgin, M. Gable. Cadet Band Row 1: D. Howden, S. Richards. E. Small, S. Fields. G. Zentko, J. Pence, L. McCoskey, M. Perry, J. Olln, Row 2: C. Todd, G. Ouigg, D. Elmore. J. Jensen. M. Dykes. D. Anderson. R. Goode, S. Bowen, L. Lofland. A. Young, J. Foster. M. Me Bee, Standing: G. Hiller, B. Kincaid. C. Gleason. B. Jerrel, K. Minnick. 121 Chargereties: D. Tipton, J. Hayes. T. McCauley, B. Venis, E. Funk. D. Peterman. Row 2: J. Kahle, K. Wood, T. Stump. L. McClain. R. Guard, D. Woodward. I’ll Play for You From early August until late in November the Sym- phonic Band becomes the Charger Marching Band. They perform at all home football games and they per- formed with the Crawfords- ville Band in a mass band show at the Charger-Athenian game. Under the direction of drum majors, Mark Gable and Pat Funk the band received a first place rating at the CYO Marching contest in Indian- apolis. A volunteer group of musi- cians from both Symphonic and Cadet bands added school spirit to all home basketball games by participating in Pep Band. NORTH montgome !?$ SOT6 0L 122 TWIRLERS: S. Jackson. M. Virgin, A. Virgin. D. Totheroh. PEP BAND: B. Carson. L. Holladay, T. Farley, P. Stadler, R. Clouser, V. Perry. M. Fields. M. Walden, L. Lofland. Row 2: L. Lofland, G. Quigg. G. Richards. K. Carroll. B. Mewhinney, S. Nichols. P. Bell, C. Harris. A. Olin, Row 3: S. Fields. B. Steams, B. Thompson, S. Deplanty, D. Wachenschwanz. D. Jones, J. Jensen. M. Wachenschwanz. Row 4. M. Hughes. J. Garard, A. Malone. P. Funk. K. Woody. D. Smith. J. Zachary. Row 5: G. Zentko. Ts Goode. J. Steelsmith, C. Tharp. A. Goff. M. Gable. Row 6: D. Anderson. M. Kelly. M. Lisby, Row 7: J. Moore. C. Cassity, G. Kane, D. Bishop. S. Armstrong, K. Minnick. 123 The Choral Department involves over one hundred students in three daily classes. Cadet Choir serves to teach students basic vocal fundamentals, while Girls Chorale and Concert Choir expands both the student's singing technique and repe- toire. All three groups partici- pated in ISMA Organizational Contest and received high ratings, keeping up with the department’s winning” tra- dition. Swing Choir and Madrigals are extracurricular groups open to students by audition and provided enter- tainment for community events. CONCERT CHOIR: P. Koekenburg. L. Ferling, J. Cobee, C. Kane, L. Biddle, P. Lidester, J. Cillikin. T. Hill. K. Harris. D. Padgett, V. Reichel. T. Stull, D. Smith. B. Cox, T. Koperski, Row 2: B. Gerald. P. Spencer, A. Parks, C. Harris, R. Guard, R. Payne, T. Poynter, S. Corey, M. Malone, T. Dowell, D. Ellis, Miss Fry. Row 3: L. Armstrong, A. Malone, L. McClain, M. Hughes, M. Binford, D. Janssen, M. Cable. L. Branstetter, K. Drake, J. Mltton, S. Beck, S. Bannon, P. Reeves, Row 4: A. Bible, K. McLean. M. Martin. K. Dickman, L. Lofland, J. Turner, A. Goff, L. Lofland, K. Kennedy, A. Macy, N. Swank. 124 CADET CHOIR: D. Dale, T. Priest, S. Fike, L. Irvin, T. Cook. P. Burns, C. Quimby, C. Ward, C. McDaniel, Row 2: D. Kobe!, R. Simmons. S. Odle, T. Binford, T. Padgett, D. Ball, P. McCloud, Miss Fry, Row 3: M. Wray. T. Krutzsch, B. Branstetter, J. Holt. T. Hutchinson. H. Lutz. J. Wilcox. GIRLS CHORALE: Miss Fry, P. Bartlett, T. Holt, S. Gerald. R. Clements, Row 2: B. Demoret, M. Kelly, C. Fruits, L. Risner, C. Lyon. Row 3: T. Ward. M. Brown. B. Davis. B. Foster. L. Ingalsbe, R. Noel. NORTH MONTGOMERY SINGERS: C. Harris. J. Gillikin. C. Kane. P. Lidester, D. Virgin. R. Guard. L. Branstetter, L. McClain. M. Gable. L. Ferling, S. Bannon. T. Hill. S. Beck, Row 2: A. Malone, T. Poynter, D. Smith, J. Moore, P. Royer, K. Harris, L. Biddle. Row 3: D. Janssen, J. Turner, D. Ellis. L. Lofland. M. Malone. 125 P. Banlett, S. Hicks. D. Townsend. A. Macy. D. VanArsdel, C. Clements. T. Rogers. L. Wilson. M. Hatke. M. Malady, D. Southard. T. Grasch, K. Rogers, R. Thompson. V. Linton. D. Brady. B. Gerald. L. Chastain, M. Gillock, L. Armstrong. The FHA is an organization which provides leadership and preparation to young people for various careers in the field of Home Economics. The members of FHA participated in many activities for their own benefit as well as the good of the community. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is sponsored by Mr. VanArsdel. This organization promotes Christian ideals and sportsman-like conduct. Sponsoring Lenten Season and Thanksgiving Breakfast are among the many service activities of the club. J. Turner, B. Walther, M. Akers, S. Craft, L. Reed, L. Branstetter, D. Janssen, G. Linton. 126 B. Paddock, T. Ward, S. Corey, C. Cox, S. Bannon, M. Hatke, M. Hudson, T. Harpest, Mrs. Crumley, J. Young. D. Eden, S. Harvey. D. Williams, D. Buckles, R. White. B. Venis, C. Crowe, M. Virgin, J. Hayes. S. Wilson. K. Vail. M. Fyffe, B. Carson, M. Broughton. T. Farley, T. Reeves. J. Kahle, C. Barker. Vocational Clubs Office Education Association is an organization dedicated in helping young people develop skills and compete with others. The local chapter sent six contestants to state contest, with Bette Carson and Becky Krise advancing to National Compe- tition in Houston, Texas. The club also had several fund- raising and service projects includ- ing a spirit chain for sectionals, flower sales for Valentines Day and cheer plates for the elderly people. The future teachers of America's objective is to prepare students for the teaching profession. Each month an outstanding teacher is honored by being named teacher of the month. 12 From Us — To You Room 106, everyone knows that is the Publications room. What is that you may ask? It is really a combination of a lot of things: responsibility, thousands of dollars have flowed through this room; promptness, the ability to get pages in on time; patience, trying to stay calm while doing a layout without pic- tures,--impossible! Of course one cannot forget humor for without it one would go crazy listening to Miss Fry’s jokes! Miss Fry. advisor and Editor Terri McCauley believe two heads are better than one. Staff members Brad Demorett and Becky Nunan discuss the fine points of photography while Peggy Lidester looks busy. Becky Guard works diligently to meet an upcoming deadline. Business manager. Becky Nunan organizes the campaign for ad sales. Standing: Jenny Holt. Martha Binford. Tina Norton. Pat Funk, Rick Stevenson, Bob Ralston. Greg Linton. Dean McBee, Jim Williams. Beth Young. Rich Lee, Joann Holt, Sitting: Susie Trinkle, Peg Pruett. Eric Jackson and John Koontz. Charger Spirit The Charger Spirit under the supervision of Mr. Sten- ger, advisor and Greg Linton, editor was honored by being asked to join the Quill and Scroll, a honorary journalis- tic society for high school students. To obtain member- ship, a copy was sent to the school of Journalism at the University of Iowa for evalua- tion. The journalism class took on the responsibility of the newspaper which entitled many students the experience of first-hand reporting. Greg Linton oversees last minute layout changes. Jim Williams prepares story for copy deadline. 129 Leading You Leading the student body, the student council under the direction of their officers Cyndi Krutzsch, President; Rex Tribbett, Vice President; Lisa Wray, Secretary and Beth Crumley, Treasurer, organ- ized homecoming and spirit week festivities. They also had a canned food drive for needy families at Christmas. The National Honor Society is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior students. They are selected on four characteristics: scholarship, character, service and lead- ership . STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: R. Guard. D. Janssen. J. Corey. K. Rogers. C. Mullen. Row 2: R. O’Dell. C. Booher, R. Tribbeit, L. Wray, C. Krutzsch, C. Cassity. J. Gillikin, J. Chastain. C. Wilson, J. Cain. Row 3: T. Binford, T. Price, B. Rush, R. Thompson, D. Peterman. S. Dale, R. Guard, I. Dixmier, M. Perry, S. Bane, S. Beck. P. Lidester, B. Starnes. D. Bradshaw. T. Morgan, S. Fultz. K. Myers. K. Antilla, D. VanArsdel, J. Dixon. Mr. Seale. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Row 1: C. Harris. J. Ehrie, D. Eden. S. Craft. E. Cowan, J. Corey, C. Barker. Row 2: K. Randolph, A. Olin, B. Nunan, T. Nitti, L. Neal, T. McCauley, M. Lough. K. Klinker, J. Hocking, Row 3: B. Dixon, G. Myers, B. Crumley. D. Janssen, M. Lisby, J. Vail, P. Lidester. R. Guard. R. Tribbett, K. Thompson. Row 4: C. Kane, J. Cohee, D. Ellis. K. Grasch, C. Clements, D. Buckles, A. Anderson. L. Armstrong. C. Krutzsch, K. Rogers, D. Jones. Row 5: M. Wachenschwanz, D. Southard, G. Richards. B. Venis, L. Wilson. B. Stwalley, D. Totheroh, D. VanArsdel. N. Lofland, G. Linton. Row 6: A. Parks, M. Nunan, S. Nichols. L. Cripe, T. Dowell. M. Miller. L. Lofland. S. Lidester. C. Harris. P. Hampton. Mr. Strong. 130 Row I- Vance Pool, Brian Williams. Greg Myers, Mike Anderson. Mark Lisby, Larry Branstetter, Row 2: Rex Tribbctt. Miich Woodall. Bob Cope. Keilh Grasch. Don Pruett, Leo Reed, Ken Grasch, Row 3: Chip Sweek, Jeff Ryker, Rick Butler, Derrick Morgan. Mike Woodall. Row 1: Jerri Vail. Areaka Stephens. Kelly Klinker. Diane Bradshaw. Row 2: Andra Harshbarger. Deb Janssen, Sieph Craft. Lisa Wray. Susie Trinkle, Liz Cowan, Sally Gross. Row 3: Billie Walther, Sarah Knowling, Spook Royer, Diane Burton, Cathy Airy, Susan Craft. Montrey Akers, Row 4: Jill Odle, Vonica Elmore. Sis Bane. Lisa Brumett. Sports Minded Many students enjoy being in the Varsity Letter- men's Club and the Wom- en’s Varsity Club. Each member has earned a Var- sity letter in one of North Montgomery's nine inter- scholastic sports. Mr. Kri- ston, as the sponsor, helps the Lettermen in fund rais- ing projects which enable the club to provide a schol- arship to a senior boy. Miss O’Hare and Mrs. Bryant sponsor the Women's Varsity Club. Through selling concessions at all the girl's sports events the club earns money for a $250 scholarship. One highlight of 1977 was a trip to Indianapolis to see the Russian gymnastics team in action. 131 Photography and Science Clubs The Science Club sponsors the annual North Montgomery Science Fair. Any student may enter a project. These projects are then judged and the winners receive trophies. Always growing in popular- ity is the Photography Club. A color film processor has been purchased to aid the stu- dents in developing their pic- tures. MEMBERS OF THE SCIENCE CLUB: Row 1: M. Buckles, K. Rhoades. J. Cain. T. Cain. Row 2: L. Reed, P. Stonebraker, N. Lof land, L. Armstrong, L. Reed, J. Cain, B. Ughiy. T. Foster, Row 3: B. Chenoweth, S. Endicott, D. Buckles, R. Stwalley. M. Wachenschwanz, R. Tribbett, D. Wachenschwanz, Mr. Dalton. MEMBERS OF THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: Row 1: M. Fields, D. Smith, A. Cain, K. Demumbrum, C. Harris, Mr. Seale, Row 2: S. Nichols, A. Parks, E. Small, P. Stonebraker, L. Reed. T. Padgett, S. DePlante, L. Coleman, Row 3: D. Wachenschwanz, J. Boyd, B. Demoret, A. Wilson, D. Brown, R. Thompson. Mr. Seale is always encouraging the students in the Photography Club, like a good spon- sor should. While acting as the fearless leader of the Science Club, Mr. Dalton, tries to keep the students from blowing up the lab. Helping Hands Many students provide a helping hand by assisting the school secretaries, guidance counselors, Nurse Carol, and Mr. Long. Their help is greatly appreciated by both faculty and students. Office Aides: Jenny Corey. Martha Binford, Andra clinic Aides: Brenda Davidson. Jill Woodward. Jane Hayes. Jackie Erickson, Anderson, Mary Virgin, Michelle Hudson. Denise Mary Kennedy, Deb Tipton. Williams. Library Aides: Kim Hudson, Barb Hatke, Celena Cler, Jeff Florey, Connie Guidance Aides: Linda Cox, Cyndi Krutzch, Cindy Cox, McNeal, John Holt, Luanne Lofland. Kevin Morgan. Sandy Wilson. Bob White, Susie Alexander. Sally Priest. Roxanna Redden. Debbie Zentko. Ray Bishop. 133 French Club Row 1: E. Diximer. L. Wray. B. Dixon. L. Armstrong, C. Aircy, K. Wood. Row 2: S. Flkc, T. Kruizsch. K. Woody, S. Morrison, R. Redden. K. Childress, A. Cain. J. Self. D. Rutledge. L. Coleman. C. Dickman, J. Deiterlen and Mrs. McIntosh. Row 3: J. Dickman. J. Crull. H. O'Neall, D. Quimby, C. Clements, M. Perry, R. O’Dell, B. Stout, J. Garard, P. Vail. K. Bone we 11, Row 4: T. Dowell, J. Wilcox. V. Pool. A. Anderson. J. Dixon, S. Beals, T. Castellucio, S. Dale, S. Reed, G. Yount. D. Faust, M. Wray, C. Morehouse, S. Fultz and A. Bible. Latin Club Row 1: L. Murphy, G. Linton, C. Kane. D. Buckles. Row 2: L. Hankins. L. Miles, R. Thompson, S. Craft. J. Vail, M. Fields. A. Parks. C. Harris, Row 3: C. Mulles, S. Wilde. T. Price, M. Walden. M. Akers and Mr. Stenger. 134 Spanish Club Row 1: K. Rogers, Y. Custer, A. Olin, B. Nunan. P. Bratton, L. Neal, T. Stump, Row 2: S. Priest, T. Yates, S. Trinkle, K. Klinker, D. Woodward, K. Thompson, L. Halford, C. McDaniel, L. Cowan, K. Knauer, Mrs. Gumz, Row 3: J. Smith, D. Rash, C. Garr, N. Lofland. L. Lofland, T. Koperski. D. Smith, S. Steelsmith. G. Keyes. D. Peterman, L. McClain, T. Nichols, Row 4: G. Quigg. K. Michaels, C. Stephens, S. Richards, D. Howden, S. Cox, D. Arnold, K. Steelsmith, P. Stadler. K. Lyons, D. Totheroh, D. Redden, D. Burton. Row 5: T. Binford. K. Wright, M. McAnulty, D. Southard. M. Malady, K. Myers. M. Nunan, C. Todd. D. Peterman, A. McBee, C. McBride, C. Jeffers. Row 6: R. Simmons. T. Priest, J. Woodward. S. Wilson, S. Alexander. B. Jones. M. Caldwell, A. Enlow, T. Stwalley, B. Nichols, G. Jeffers, M. Watts. D. Brandenburg, E. Taylor, Row 7: J. Dixon, L. Small, L. Shute, M. DePlanty. K. McLean. K. Binford. S. Craft. B. Smiley, K. Crum. M. Stump, J. Williams, B. Whalen. T. Nannet, B. McBride, Row 8: C. Foster. B. Foster, K. Hutchinson, D. Janssen, T. Poynter, T. Nitti, L. McCoskey, D. Dale. German Club Row 1: L. Colman, M. Gable, C. Harris. R. Clouser, V. Perry. C. Clements. M. Martin, C. Booher. C. Harris. J. Morris. L. Ferling. R. Erhardt. A. Fenters. B. Mewhinney. M. Gibbs. C. Dickman, Row 2: P. McCloud. J. Dieterlen. L. Thompson. S. Ross, J. Needham. J. McCauley. K. Myers, K. Antila, K. Custer, S. Armstrong. C. Seipert. S. Fruits. B. Young. Mrs. Tatge. Tour de la France, a tricycle race sponsored by the French Club boosted spirited compe- tition between the vari- ous language clubs. The highlight of the year was the French dinner at Sor- rentos. Along with traveling to Kings Island, the Latin Club visited the Classi- cal Museum at the Uni- versity of Illinois. A trip to Noble Romans rounded up their year. Selling candy was the Spanish Club’s money making project which financed a club scholar- ship and an outing to Kings Island. After hard work and faithful endeavors the German Club was also able to travel to Kings Island. Speech Team The speech team made a fine showing during the regu- lar season and in several local contests. Bob Stwalley, Linda Armstrong, Martha Binford, Bette Carson, and Dawn Eden participated in the Regional Contest. President Dawn Eden placed first in the county rotary contest and second in the District Contest. Bob Stwalley placed second in the American Legion Oratorical Contest and second in the voice of Democracy contest. As a group effort, the Speech team sponsored a speech meet and hosted the Annual Speech Sectional. The prime objective of the Drama Club is the continua- tion and appreciation of dra- matics. Sponsored by Mr. Jerry Grayson, the club assisted with the fall play, The Crucible , and the spring musical, The Music Man , as the principle activities for the year. The An Club was cancelled mid-term due to lack of interest. Several interested students and Ms. McBride toured An Museums and other places of interest in Europe during Spring Vacation. Drama Club Row 1: E. Hunt, D. Zentko, S. Cooksey, D. Ellis, M. Malone, Row 2: J. Dieterlen, J. Dickman, Y. Custer. Row 3: S. Reed. R. Clements, L. Ferling, C. Booher, M. Martin, T. Ward. B. Carson. J. Crull, L. Biddle, L. Lofland, Row 4: M. Johnson, M. McBee, K. Morgan. Art Club Row 1: B. Tracy, P. Alward, S. Suiter, T. Coder. J. Pickering, Row 2: B. Blackford, J. Corey, L. Cox, T. Irvin, T. Current, J. Myers. J. Neier, L. Taylor, Row 3: M. Wachenswanz, Y. Custer. E. Small, R. Redden, Row 4: Mr. Swagerle, G. Bodine, B. Spears, T. Nortan, Mr. Minch. M. Kendall, M. Maxwell, Ms. Mcbride. 137 Juniors Venturing into a year filled with the big problem of money, the Juniors proved they could conquer the prob- lem. The class started the year off by building the win- ning float for Homecoming. By selling concessions at all the home football and basket- ball games, the class raised money to sponsor the Junior- Senior Prom held in the spring. Filled with anticipation, Jan Crull hurles the balloon to Joy Cohee. Brian Abston Clyde Alexander Andra Anderson Linda Armstrong Laura Biddle Jerry Billingsley Ray Bishop Christie ftooher Durena Brandenburg Larry Branstetter Daniel Brown Lisa Brummeti Michael Bruton David Buckles Gordon Bums Fred Butler Joseph Cain Cindy Cane Debora Canine Cathy Carie Donald Carpenter Kenneth Carrell Edward Carter Tommy Cassida Craig Cassity Craig Castelluccio Jeffrey Chastain Connie Clawson Cathy Clements Ruth Clouser Deborah Ellis Tracy Coder Joy Cohee Lisa Coleman Susan Conkright Beverly Cooper 140 Robert Cope Lucienda Crowe Jan Crull Kevin Crum Yvonne Custer Sarah Dale Douglas Deacon Rebecca De moret Robert De moret Stephen DePlanty Catherine Dickman Julie Dieterlen Gerald Dowell Kevin Drake Patricia Edwards Randy Edward Dale Elmore Jacqueline Erickson Denise Evans Lynne Ferling Kathy Fifer John Foster Thomas Fulwider Patricia Funk Corlan Garr Lisa Gegner Jimmy Gillikin Meladie Gillock Larry Grabman Kenneth Grasch Sally Gross Teena Guyne Ramon Hamm Connie Harris Andra Harshbarger Sandra Harvey Brad Herron Sheila Hicks Daniel Hinds Chris Holladay Mark Holley Joanne Holt 141 Tina Holt Leesa Howard Michelle Hughes Douglas Irvin Nancy Irvin Richard Jackson Gary Jeffers Kenneth Jeffers Jerry Jensen James Jones Brian Keeling Jane Kester Rebecca Kiste Dennis Knauer Sarah Knowling Paula Koekenberg Jim Koontz John Koontz Richard Lee Stan Leslie Brently Lighty Gregory Linton Kristin Littel Natalie Lofland Tony Long Wynona Ludlow Frank Luse Karen Lyon Myma Malone Marie Masters Daniel Mathews Melissa Martin Barbara Matricia David McAlister Dean McBee William McBride Class sponsors: Mr. Bell, Mr. Szymanski, Mr. Homey. Row 2: Mr. Larew, Mr. Stenger, Mr. German, and Mr. Dalton. 142 Class officers: President, Jim Gillikin; Secretary, Lisa Gegner, Treasurer, Kristi Myers, and Vice- President, Larry Branstetter. Dana McDaniel Lorraine Miles James Morris Jeffery Morrison Mark Moser Lisa Murphy James Myers Kristi Myers Timothy Nannet Tony Neal Jeffrey Needham Brenda Newlin Robin Noel Tina Norton Heather O’Neall Anthony Padgett Dale Padgett Donald Parker Michael Parks Rebecca Paxton Connie Perigo Kevin Perkins Vicki Perry Terry Pfeiffer Michael Pittman Vance Pool Thomas Poynter Peggy Pruett Diane Quimby Carol Redden Roxana Redden Linda Reed William Robertson Tammy Rogers Steve Ross Charles Ryker 143 Jeff Ryker Scott Sarver Eric Small Bryan Smiley David Smith Kenny Smith Tia Smith Susan Snyder Linda Spaulding Pamela Stadler Jerry Stamps Richard Stephenson Jerry Stewart John Stonebraker Peggy Stonebraker Judith Strickler Teresa Stull Michael Stump Robert Stwalley Mark Suiter Edith Taylor Cynthia Tharp John Thomas Larry Thomas Michael Thompson Phillip Thompson Rita Thompson Dawne Totheroh Susan Trinkle Deborah VanArsdel Brenda Venis Mary Virgin David Wachenschwanz Todd Walls Terry Ward Sally Warren Mickal Watt Mona Watts Roby Webster Linda Welshimer Cheryl Wendall Shirley Wendall Dianna Wethington Diane Whalen William Whalen Robert White Richie Wilcox Denise Williams Jim Williams Joni Williams Linda Wilson Usabeth Wray Jo John Wulf 144 Tina Yates Beth Young Glenda Yount NOT PICTURED Peggy Banlett Tim Bonwell Joe Coahran Becky Evans Tawyna Harpest Jeff Thayer Owen Thomas Doreen Townsend 145 Sophomores Surging into their second year of high school life, the Sophomore class participated in many school activities. Besides participating in Homecoming festivities, the class anxiously awaited the arrival of class rings, and showed a lot of leadership in both academic and extracur- ricular areas of school life. David Faust reverts back to childhood as he peddles to a victory for the French Club. Catherine Airey Montrey Akers Sarah Alexander Deborah Ball Lee Ann Bane Stephanie Bannon Leonard Bames Steven Beals Sandra Beck Alice Bible Kathy Binford David Blackford Kevin Bonebrake Kathaleen Bonwell Michael Boyd Diane Bradshaw Donna Brady Howard Brandenburg Dianne Brann Joanna Braun David Brown Gregory Brown Patricia Brown Linda Bunon Carman Bushong Mark Caldwell William Carey Denise Carpenter Cheryl Carr Rhonda Chappell 146 Fred Clark David Claycomb Tim Crady Susan Craft Shelley Corey Brenda Cox Camilla Cox Cindy Cox Celena Cler Lisa Cope Vanessa Craig Lisa Cripe Julie Crull Kerry Crum Tom Cunningham Cassandra DeMumbrum Mary DePlanty Mike DeVore Janet Dickson Mike Dinius Debbie Dixion Jeff Dixon Terri Dowell Ron Edwards Rick Ehrhardt Vonica Elmore Allen Enlow Shari Evans Nancy Fair David Faust Alan Fenters Terri Fiddler David Fidler Melody Fields Jeff Florey Sandy Fruits Class officers: Secretary. Melinda Miller; Vice-president. Susan Craft; Treasurer. Kathy Airey; and President. Sis Bane. 147 Scou Fultz Ellen Funk Judy Garard Carleen Garr Brian Geiger Raymond Gephart Barbara Gerald Brenda Gerald Michael Gibbs Carl Gleason Timothy Goode Keith Grasch Terri Grasch Hoy Graves Melissa Gross Brenda Ground Rebecca Guard Phillip Hampton Barry Hankins James Harper Catherine Harris Cynthia Harris Kent Harris Deanell Harrison Mark Harshbarger Madonna Hatke Jayne Hayes Franklin Heide Stephen Henderson Timothy Hill William Hollingsworth Kevin Holt Kimberley Hudson Eric Husted Jeffrey Ince Cun Jackson Tony Johnson William Jones Gregory Kane Andrew Karle Mellinda Kelly Karen Kennedy Mary Kennedy Elizabeth Kincaid Timmy Kiste Kathy Knauer Theresa Koperski Jeffery Lewellen Shari Lidester Valerie Linton Loanne Lofland Luther Lofland Shirley Logsdon Gregory Lough Kevin Lowery James Lyons Avis Macy Angela Malone Jeff Martin Richard Mayotte Michelle McAnulty James McBee Steven McBee Lisa McClain Richard McCloud Robert McCloud Charles McCollum Sharon McDonald Shawn McDowell Karen McLean Louis Me Roberts Michelle Mellady Melinda Miller Joseph Mitton Terri Morgan John Moore Cindy Morehouse Shana Morrison Deanna Mullen Brenda Murphy Kimberly Myers 149 Class sponsors: Mrs. Gumz. Mrs. Tatge, Mr. VanArsdel. Row 2: Ms. McBride. Mrs. Craft. Mr. Hoke. Mr. Streetman and Mr. Strong. Bradley Nichols Shari Nichols Mai the w Nunan Kimberlee Paddack Annette Parks Victor Payne Pamela Peebles Loyal Pickering Kevin Praiher James Price Tony Pritchett Stanley Proctor John Pmett Sarah Redmon Penny Reeves Jerry Rice Gregory Richards Paula Riggins Lisa Risner Reva Rush Charles Sears Rawland Shirar Roland Shirar Linda Shute Linda Small Steve Smiley Deborah K. Smith Deborah L. Smith Mark Smith Roger Smith Darla Southard Wayne Starnes Beverly Steams John Steelsmith Richard Stephens John Stephenson 150 Kerry Crum, a face only a mother could love. David Stout William Strlckler David Stull Joseph Stull Thomas Stwalley Gary Swank Nattxa Swank Mitchell Sweek Jeff Thayer Cathy Thompson Keith Thompson Michele Thompson Deborah Tipton Scott Todd Diana Trinkle Jeffrey Turner Glen Vaught Jan Verhey Ann Virgin Mark Wachenschwanz Michelle Walden Sheri Walker Eddie Ward Dale Weber Stuart Weliever Kendall Welcher Robert Willhite Craig Wilson Kevin Winger Kimberley Wood Kristen Woody Karla Wright Janet Young Jennifer Zachary George Zentko NOT PICTURED Dan Barnhart Vicki Bishop Mike Hayes Greg Hole Gary Jackson Shari Jackson Paul Neal Deanna Peterman Denise Rash Patty Spencer Steve Stout Jim Vance John Whalen 151 Feeling the excitement offered by High School life, the Freshman class experi- enced their first year as the low men on the Senior High School life totem pole. Showing lots of enthusiam, they worked hard during Homecoming week to build Charger spirit. Led by class officers Tom Binford, Jill Woodward, Terri Light and Meri Wray, the many experi- ences, excitements, and dis- coveries that the Senior class was leaving were just the beginning for the Frosh. Class sponsors: Mrs. Gottschalk, Mrs. McIntosh. Miss Recsor. Miss Bunon. Row 2: Mr. Hatke. Mr. McDowell. Mr. Grasch. Mr. Swagerle and Mr. Brewer. Patrick A1 ward Randy Alward Doug Anderson Darlisa Arnold Marla Bair Charles Barcus Rhonda Barnett Kimberly Banlett Patricia Bell Thomas Binford Mark Bodine Sabre Bowman Brent Branstetter Harry Britton Penni Brock David Brown Melanie Brown Patrick Buckles Patrick Bums Debra Bushong Donnie Bushong Elizabeth Cain Michael Carpenter Cameron CasteUuccio Laura Chastain Brent Chenoweth Kelly Childress Linda Clawson Rene Clements Kelly Clendening Tracy Clore Dale Conkright Thomas Cook Shery Cooksey Sharon Cox Laura Crispin 152 Sobra Cunningham Rhonda Cunis Kenneth Custer Deanna Dale Candice Dehahn Kathleen De Mum brum Joanne Dickman Gary Douglas Mark Dykes Nannette Edwards Andrew Endicott Scott Endicott Joseph Enlow Don Ehrie Scott Ferling Sandie Fields Susan Fike Theresa Fisher Timothy Fletcher Jamie Foster James Frazee Christine Fruits Jeffrey Fruits Randall Fruits Danette Fulford Greg Funk Miriam Gable Roben Geniesse Phillip Gentry Kevin Goldsby Melanie Green Robin Guard Linda Hankins Charles Harris Deidra Harshbarger Anita Hayes 153 Diana Hedrick Gary Herron Janet Hodges Gregory Holman John Holt Michelle Homey Debra Howden Shawna Hunter Kim Hutchison Tercy Hutchison Lorey Ingalsbe Lawrence Irvin Melanie Jackson Carolyn Jeffers Mark Johnson Jennifer Jones Larry Jones Steven Keeling Michael Kelly David Kelp Donald Kelp Dawn Kobel Theresa Krutzsch Debra Lafollette Robert Lang Donnie Lawton Lynette Larew Scott Larew Kathy Lewellen Terri Light Randell Lindahl Michael Linginfelter Deborah Linker David Lyon Kathi Lyon Laurie Lyon William Marquess Michelle Martin Kenton Mathews David Maxwell Mark Maxwell Richard Maxwell Angela McBee Mary Ann McBee Carol McBride Jeffery McCauley Julie McCloud Tom McCloud 154 Peggy McCloud Laura McCoskey Cynthia McDaniel Scott McDaniel Connie McNeil Brent Mewhinney Carla Michael Steven Miller Kathryn Minnick Malcom Mitchell Bradley Morgan Jaye Morgan Mark Morgan Gary Murphy Susan Myler Barbara Neal Katheryn Neideffer Harold Newlin Ricky Newlin Anthony Nichols Scott O'Dell Scott Odle Jo Olin Kevin Parker Ashley Paxton Joan Pence Roy Pendleton 155 Michele Ferry Denise Peterman Michael Peterson Larry Pfieffer Linda Pittman Lowell Potter Thomas Price Lisa Pruett Terry Pruett Gary Quigg Laura Quimby Randal Radcliff Rhonda Redden Sarah Richards Denia Robertson Kimberlee Rogers Bruce Rush Jon Ryker Curtis Seipert Jerri Self Richard Shelton David Shoptaw Ricky Simmons William Sledge Kimberly Small Chad Smith Eddie Smith Dale Snellenbarger Jeffrey Snellenbarger Rex Shellenbarger Karen Steelsmith Sharon Steelsmith Cynthia Stephens Kathleen Stewart Donald Stout Lori Suiter Roger Thacker David Thompson Class officers: Tom Binford. President: Terri Light, Secretary: Jill Woodward, Vice- president and Meri Wray, Treasurer. 156 Deane Tipton Connie Todd Mark Totheroh Peggy Vail James Venis Larry Waliz Cynthia Ward Jerry Ward Susan Warren Richard Watt Keith Waye Dennis Webster Yancie Welliever Cynthia Wendall Jamie West Randy Wethington Danita Whalen Aaron Widmer Glenn Wilbert Jacqueline Wilcox Sheila Wilde Sherry Willhite Shellede Wilson William Woodall Jill Woodward Meridith Wray Letitia Wright Tracy Yates April Young NOT PICTURED Steven Armstrong Pat Bodine Jeff Fielder Richard Gillock Chris Grabman Francis Koekenberg Heide Lutz Tammy Priest Tony Pritchett Sally Reed Lori Risner David Smith Kenny Sweek Kathy Thompson William Welsh 157 iements Advertisements Advertiseme ■«Si ts Advertisements Advertised Compliments of T. R. Shots Blacksmith Shop New Richmond, Indiana 339-7756 Linden Cafe Harold Harshman, Owner Home Cooked Food Open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Linden, Indiana 339-4245 Phone 317-275-2571 Wingate, Ind. Meharry’s Farm Service Center Helicopter Spraying Crop Spraying--Lathe Work Welding - Hydraulic Repairs Custom Metal Fabricating 4-H Builds Leadership Clifton and Quigg Fertilizer Crawfordsville Linden Compliments of Welshimer-McBee Agency Colfax, Indiana 324-2454 339-4225 160 5 QlllfcG LTD. CLOTHES FOR MEN 115 E. MAIN STREET Lee, Levis, Remington and Jansen cn 3� Wheeler’s Cleaners Open 7:30 a.m. Close 5:30 p.m. Friday Til 7:30 p.m. 362-3906 121 N. Washington Street Schloot Furniture Company, Inc. Crawfordsville, Indiana v Spencer’s Sugar Creek Compliments of Flowers also G. K. Standard Fanny May Candy 362-3432 Mr. Gerald Pruett Dealer in Grumman. Michi-craft, Indian Brand Fiberglass and Sea Nymph Plastic Canoes Cannon, Carlisle and Clement Paddles CANOES — TOP CARRIER-- TRAILERS CLEMENTS CANOE RENTAL AND SALES 911 Wayne Avenue Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933 Robert J. Clements 156 Shayne Drive Phone: Weekends (317) 362-9864 Weekdays(317)362-6272 OO 107 North Washington St. Crawfordsville, Indiana 362-4605 V 161 Complimenu of Grover Velma Wethington N f 7 f Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Seniors From the People at R R Donnelley Sons Company Knowledge in youth is wisdom in age—Chinese proverb 163 Business Patrons Wingate Grocery Flower Box Wingate Indiana Crawfordsville Indiana Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Halle Dr. Carl B. Howland Compliments of Dr. Benjamin Compliments of Dr. Price Compliments of Dr. Pickerell Compliments of Dr. Schroeder Compliments of Compliments of Dr. Turchi Dr. Christopher Shank Compliments of Compliments of Dr. McCord Goble-Phillips, Inc. 164 Maytag V. Square Corner Hardware, Inc. Linden, Indiana John Deer Judy Carrol Jerry Carrol Steve’s Market Washington Street Waynetown, Indiana 234-2022 165 Elston Bank Trust Company Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933 Farmer’s Feed and Grain Co. A W An Island of Refreshment V Grain Grain Bank Fertilizer Feed Seed Salt Darlington, Indiana 794-4125 WAYNE FEEDS Indoor or Outdoor Eating . . . For the Entire Family Order to Take Home 362-2995 U.S. 231 South Greencastle Road Crawfordsville, Ind. OF CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA RESTAURANT BREAKFAST 6 AM. NOON LUNCH BUFFET NIGHTLY SPECIALS LOUNGE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT DANCING banquet rooms 20 TO 160 COLOR TV POOL AIR CONDITIONED 150 ROOMS 362-8700 HOLIDEX RESERVATION SYSTEM V LAFAYETTE RD I 74 Mamie Y. Richardson Forest L. Richardson Qportsman � c)hop !� • � MAIM � T Richardson’s Hardware Dial 234-2315 Athletic Goods Photography Toys Hobbies Waynetown, Indiana General Hardware Giftware Rental Equipment 126 East Main Street Crawfordsville, Ind. Vi V r Miller’s Locker Plant CUSTOM BUTCHERING Beef by side or quarter Waynetown, Indiana 234-2381 Macs FINEST IN MEN’S CLOTHING - 168 N OAK FURNITURE OUR SPECIALTY BUY • SELL - TRADE anil Ifnve't Antiques 110 W WASHINGTON STREET HWY. 13® WAYNETOWN INDIANA Bill and Faye Hemphill OWNIM Phone 317-234-2705 317-234-2345 Phone 362-7240 I� LEAVELL Be BATES LOANS Bob Cope Manaocn aio E MAIN STREET CRAWFORDS VILLE. INDIANA y Ralph Coray Don tall C B HQMDFI. HONDA 4 SUZUKI Port� t Sorvlco Spociolltf in Motocro� � P © Phone |317] 3 2-4337 Randolph Builders 362-1343 Move Up to Quality CMR 8 Crawfordsville, Indiana Tastee Freez Where the “North” Meets For Their Treat Crawfordsville, Indiana 169 ■N 1 HERITAGE LOAN CORPORATION 201 N. Washington St. Crawfordsville, Indiana John E. Woodward (317) 362-5840 TOWN EDGE T MOTORS, increcsl Sales and Service 1401 Darlington Ave.. Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933 Phone 362-5440 ✓ Pkon« — 234-2535 Have you heard about the good country cookin' at The Cracker Barrel Cafe WAYNETOWN. IND. %ZaCe £ 'puiMClA Compliments of Qjtpple Agri Sales FOHDSVIUt INO 47933 V 170 r New Richmond Farm Supply, Inc. Feed, Grain Bank, Fertilizer Spray and Squad FARMER’S ONE STOP SERVICE CENTER New Richmond, Indiana 339-7217 MANAGER: Russ Linton J Farmers And Merchants State Bank Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1977 B R Fire Extinguishers 1326 Old Wayne town Road Crawfordsville, Ind. 362-7594 Service for tractors, combines and other farm machinery Member F.D.I.C. J 171 z™— Tractors Equipment CRAWFORDSVILLE TRACTOR SALES, INC. 706 Waynetown Road Crawfordsville, Ind. 47933 Phone 362-4408 TO THE CLASS OF '77 . . . PLEASE TAKE TIME TO ENJOY LIFE! Ladoga Federal Savings And Loan Association Crawfordsville, Indiana Vi UNDER THE PORTICO On Main Street In Crawlordsville - V ROBINSON IMPLEMENT SALES Box 0 Wmgata Indiana 47994 (317) 275-2242 V ■ ✓ Patrons: Compliments of the Mark Eutsler Foundation Linden, Indiana Susie A. Snyder Foundation Susie Ann Snyder -- Founder New Richmond, Indiana ' IMv Montgomery Savings 122 East Main Street Crawfordsville, Indiana 362-4710 v a 173 N - CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM Hi-Tek Lighting V Union Federal Savings And Loan Association 174 -------- ------- r Thayer and Geiger Standard Service 339-7952 New Richmond, Indiana Bane Equipment Sales, Inc. Wingate, Indiana Case and Bush-Hog Dealer 275-2770 V Houser’s Greenhouse And Grounds Care Center St. Rd. 55 at 1-74 Your Lawn and Garden Consultant Crawfordsville, Indiana Oxley Agency McKnight Witt Insurance Agency Wingate, Indiana 47994 Jay Oxley , Agent 275-2400 V f Compliments of Jack Lidester Horse training and sales Wingate, Indiana 275-2421 Mitton’s Citgo Air Condition Service Tune-Up, Brake Service Waynetown, Indiana 234-7283 Portraits Commercial Photos Weddings Photos By Joe Boswell 306 South Water Street Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933 Business (317) 362-6908 Verhey Variety Harry and Barbara Verhey Wingate, Indiana 8:00-5:30 Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00 Sat 275-2525 ✓ 175 v Jv Building Materials -- Penta Pine Skelton-Skinner Lumber Co. Inc. Linden, Ind. Phone 339-4611 Congratulations Seniors from Crawford Industries The Book Store 362-0906 105 N. Washington St. Crawfordsville, Indiana Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 Clark Truck Equipment, Inc. Crawfordsville, Ind. 362-4101 Advance Electrics Foster’s TV Sales and Service Antenna Installation Wingate, Indiana 275-2307 Wingate Garage General Repair Wrecker Service Wingate, Indiana 275-2396 176 Congratulations to all Seniors 1977 See us for all your Banquet Needs 4« —™ T ' familysteaksI t1 St. Rd. 32 East of Crawfordsville VW Shell 24 Hour Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service Mgr. Mike Linn Dealer John A. Wilson Vi r SEED NEW GENERATION HYBRIDS DALE CRUM R. R. 4 CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND. 47933 Phone 339-7317 - V Compliments of Snellenbarger Oil Co. Box 45 New Richmond, Indiana 47967 339-7700 or 339-4566 Special Price on Transport Lots Eutsler Real Estate Linden, Indiana 47955 David Eutsler 339-4303 Ralph L. Blacketer 339-4395 David L. Blue 339-7339 Bymaster Quality Pork Keith Light n Representing f h L. G. Etter Sons Your Ford Dealer Since 1920 339-4352 or 866-0096 Compliments of Gary Bymaster Linden, Indiana 339-4456 1 177 N Acme Shuey Hauck, Inc. McDonalds Insurance—Real Estate Green Acre Office Bldg. 1500 Darlington Avc. Crawfordsville. Indiana 362-3800 BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE TO ALL 1977 GRADUATING SENIORS Compliments of y v. y Stop and Fill up at Sky Ride Master Mix Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Beck Ron Highland Mgr. Certified Gasoline Station Hours Monday-Saturday 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 339-7207 Linden, Indiana _________________ v_________________ Congratulations Seniors Rex B. Tribbett, Max Tribbett and Family Linden, In. 47955 317-794-4834 Stop by for a Shorthorn Visit! Home of the 1975-1976 North American Livestock Jr. Expo Champion Heifers. Both sired by Nodak King's Tradition, 1975 Sire of the Year Our herd Bull Battery consists of 3 of the top bulls in use today! Yes, we invite you to stop in and take a look at our top selection of Bulls, Cows, and outstanding 4-H prospects. TOP BULL + TOP COWS = GREAT CALVES Polled Shorthorns J Compliments of North Montgomery Singers ____________________________ ---------------------------- BEST OF LUCK SENIORS FROM 1977 Yearbook Staff Karen Beth Peg Tim Becky N. Terri Becky G. Miss Fry __________________________________J 179 A bston, Brian 106, 140 Airey, Caihy 109, 120, 134, 146 Akers, Montrey 109, 114, 134, 146 Alexander, Clyde 49, 110, 140 Alexander, Craig 16, 20, 49 Alexander, Susie 133, 135, 146 Alfrey, Tim 16, 20 Alward, Patrick 152 Alward, Paula 16, 20, 53, 55 Alward, Randy 152 Anderson, Andra 74, 114, 130, 133, 140, 134, 145 Anderson. Doug 14, 104, 106, 115, 123, 138, 152 Anderson, Mike 17, 20, 43, 55, 118, 119 Aniilla, Kirsi 20, 55, 104, 130, 135 Armstrong, Linda 3, 5, 124, 130, 134, 140 Armstrong, Steven 97, 120, 123, 135 Arnold, Darlisa 135, 152 air, Deanna 16, 20, 55 Bair, Marla 152 Ball, Debra 125, 146 Bane, Sis 46, 89, 130, 146 Bannon, Stephanie 5, 124, 125, 146 Barcus, Charles 152 Barker, Carla 16, 18, 20, 55, 114, 130 Barnes, Leonard 146 Barnett, Rhonda 152 Barnhart, Dan Bartlett, Kim 152 Bartlett, Patricia 125, 140 Bartlett, Peggy 16, 20, 55, 145 Beals, Steven 97, 134, 146 Beck, Sandra 57, 109, 114, 124, 125, 146 Bell, Pat 14, 18, 114, 120, 123, 152 Bible, Alice 5, 124, 134, 146 Biddle, Laura 40, 51, 114, 124, 125, 140 Billingsley, Jerry 140 Binford, Kathy 114, 135, 146 Binford, Martha 10, 14, 16, 20, 51. 55, 64, 114, 124, 129, 130, 133 Binford, Tom 52, 99, 125, 156 Bishop. Don 20, 74 Bishop. Ray 133, 140 Blackford, Brenda 16, 20, 55 Blackford, David 146 Bodine, Chris 104 Bodine, Gary 16, 19, 21, 55, 57, 60 Bodine, Mark 152 Bonebrake, Kevin 93, 106, 146 Bonwell, Kathy 134, 146 Bonwell, Tim 140, 145, Booher, Christie 51, 130, 135, 140 Bowman, Sabre 152 Boyd, John 120, 140 Boyd, Mike 146 Bradshaw, Diane 43, 114, 130, 146, 165 Brady, Donna 146 Brandenburg, Durena 135, 140 Brandenburg, Howard 146 Brann, Dianne 146 Branstetter, Brent 99, 125, 152 Branstetter, Larry 50, 115, 118, 119, 124, 125, 140 Bratton, Peggy 16, 21, 60, 135 Braun, Joanne 146 Britton, Harry 152 Brock, Penni 152 Brooks, Philip 16, 21 Broughton, Maria 16, 21. 60, 120 Brown, Daniel 140 Brown, David 146 Brown, David Lee 152 Brown, Gregory 146 Brown, Melanie 67, 152 Brown, Patricia 80, 146 Brummett, Lisa 105, 140, 145 Bruton, Michael 138, 140 Buckles, David 42, 130, 134, 140 Buckles, Marcella 16, 21 Buckles, Patrick 152 Burns, Gordon 140 Burns, Karen 16, 21 Burns, Patrick 125, 152 Burton, Linda 102, 105, 146 Bushong, Carman 146 Bushong, Debra 152 Bushong, Donnie 152 Butler, Rick 43, 107, 108, 115, 140 C agle, Michael Cain, Angie 134, 152 Cain, Jack 12, 16. 21 Cain, Tim 16, 21, 104, 108 Cain, Joe 64, 130, 140 Caldwell. Mark 135, 146 Canine, Deborah 12, 114, 140 Carey, William 146 Carie, Cathy 109, 114, 140 Carpenter, Denise 105, 114, 120, 146 Carpenter, Donald 97, 140 Carpenter, Michael 42, 152 Carr, Cheryl 114, 146 Carrell, Kenneth 14. 120, 123, 140 Carson, Bette 14, 16, 21, 56, 120, 123 Carter, Edward 140 Cassida, Patricia 16, 21, 70, 76, 109 Cassida, Tom 97, 140 Cassity, Craig 93, 120, 130, 140 Castelluccio, Cameron 152 Castelluccio, Tony 138, 139, 140 Chappell, Rhonda 120, 146 Chastain, Jeffrey 14, 97, 115, 130, 140 Chastain, Laura 138. 152 Chenoweth, Brent 152 Childress, Kelly 134, 152 Clark, Fred 43, 67, 74, 147 Clawson, Connie 87, 114, 140 Clawson, Linda 152 Claycomb, David 147 Clements, Cathy 130, 134, 135, 140 Clements, Rene 51, 125, 152 Clendening, Kelly 67, 152 Cler, Celena 114, 133, 147 Clore, Tracy 152 Clouser, Martin 16, 21 Clouser, Ruth 14, 114, 120, 123, 135, 140 Coahran, Joe 145 Coder, Tracy 140 Cohee, Chris 16, 21, 53 Cohee, Joy 5, 41, 93, 102, 118, 119, 124, 130, 140 Colemen, Lisa 134, 135, 140 Conkright, Dale 152 Conkright, Lester 16 Conkright, Susan 140 Cook, Thomas 125, 152 Cooksey, Chery 152 Cooper, Beverly 140 Cope, Lisa 147 Cope, Bob 93, 104, 141 Corey, Jenny 22, 35, 58, 114, 130, 133 Corey, Julie 22 Corey, Shelley 60, 105, 124, 147 Cowan, Elizabeth 19, 22, 130 Cox, Brenda 124, 147 Cox, Camilla 114, 120, 147 Cox, Cynthia 114, 133, 147 Cox, Linda 19, 22, 70, 133 Cox, Sharon 135, 152 Crady, Tim 146 Craft, Stephanie 22, 110, 114, 130, 134 Craft, Susan 102, 114, 135, 146 Cripe, Lisa 114, 120, 130, 147 Crispin, Laura 152 Crowe, Cindy 114, 120, 141 Crum, Kerry 42, 93, 104, 115, 147 Crum, Kevin 97, 115, 135, 141 Crumley, Beth 15, 16, 22, 54, 57, 102, 103, 118. 119, 130 Crull, Jan 141. 144 Crull, Julia 114, 136, 140, 147 Cunningham, John 16, 22, 70 Cunningham, Sobra 138, 153 Cunningham, Thomas 147 Cunningham, Wayne 16 Current. Tammy 16, 22 Curtis, Rebecca 22 Curtis, Rhonda 5, 153 Custer, Kenneth 97, 104, 135, 153 Custer, Yvette 16, 64 Custer, Yvonne 135, 141 D ie, Deanna 105, 125, 153 Dale. Sarah 11, 130, 134, 141 Davidson. Brenda 16, 22, 133 Davis, Beverly 114, 125, 141 Deacon, Douglas 141 Deahan, Candice 153 Demoret, Rebecca 125, 138, 141 Demoret, Brad 128, 147, 190 DeMumbrum, Cassandra 114 DeMumbrum, Kathleen 153 DePlanty, Mary 135 DePlanty, Stephen 14, 115, 123, 147 DeVore, Howard 22, 120 DeVore, Mike 75, 147 Dickman, Cathy 57, 124, 134, 135, 141 Dickman, JoAnn 47, 134, 153 Dieterlen, Julia 134, 135, 141 Dinius, Mike 147 Dixon, Brian 16, 23, 43, 50, 54, 115, 118, 119, 130, 134 Dixon, Debbie 114, 147 Dixon, Jeffrey 42, 65, 93, 115, 130, 134. 135, 142 Dixminer, Isabelle 23, 56, 130, 134 Douglas, Gary 97, 153 Douglas, Bob 16, 23 Dowell, Gerald 141 Dowell, Terri 38, 41, 51, 124, 130, 134, 147 Drake, Kevin 5, 124, 141 Dykes, Mark 153 £den. Dawn 16, 18, 19, 23. 114 Edwards, Nannette 153 Edwards, Patricia 141 Edwards, Randy 141 Edwards, Ronald 147 Earhardt, Rick 107, 115, 135, 147 Ehrie, John 23, 54, 57, 58, 59. 130 Ehrie, Don 153 Ellis. Deborah 124, 125, 130, 141 Elmore, Dale 104, 141 Elmore, Vonica 102, 105, 114, 120, 147 Endicott, Andy 153 Endicott, Gloria 16, 23 Endicott, Scott 153 Enlow, Alvin 104, 135, 147 Enlow, Joe 99, 104, 153 Erickson, Jackie 14, 62, 120, 133, 139, 141 Evans, Denise 88, 109, 114, 141 Evans. Mark David 16, 23, 108 Evans, Mark Duane 15, 16, 23, 88, 97 Evans, Becky 145 Evans, Shari 147 Fair. Nancy 147 Farley, Terri 14, 16, 23, 28, 120, 123 Faust, David 43, 93, 115, 134, 146, 147 Fenters, Allen 120, 135, 147 Ferling, Lynne 40, 124, 125, 131, 135, 138 Ferling, Scott 153 Fiddler, Theresa 147 Fiddler, David 147 Fielder, Tamera 23, 38 Fields, Melody 14. 18. 120, 123, 134, 147 Fields, Sandie 14, 123, 135, 153 Fifer, Cathy 114, 141 Fike, Gary 9, 23, 56 Fike, Susan 105, 124, 134. 153, 154 Fisher, Teresa 153 Fletcher, Tim 66, 153 Florey. Jeff 78, 133, 147 Foister, Brenda 23, 125 Foster, Cindy 16, 24 Foster, Jamie 153 Foster, John 97, 141 Frazee, James 153 Fruits, Christine 125, 153 Fruits, Jeffrey 153, 155 Fruits, Mark 24 Fruits, Randall 153 Fruits, Sandra 147 Fulford, Danette 153 Fultz, Monte 16 Fultz. Scott 130, 134, 148 Fulwider, Thomas 141 Funk, Ellen 8. 114, 122, 148 Funk, Greg 62, 153 Funk, Patricia 8, 14, 120, 122, 123, 129, 141 Fyffe, Marta 14, 16, 18, 24, 114 ( able, Mark 5, 16, 24. 40, 42. 104, 120, 122, 123, 124, 125 Gable, Miriam 14, 120, 135, 153 Garard, Judy 114, 120, 123, 134, 148 Garard, Karen 16, 24, 120 Garr, Corlan76, 114, 141 Garr, Carleen5, 114, 148 Gegner, Lisa 141 Geiger, Brian 148 Geniesse, Robert 153 Gentry, Phil 107, 153 Gerald, Barbara 125 Gerald, Brenda 5, 124 Gibbs, Michael 135 Gillikin, Jim 10, 41, 50, 58. 115, 124, 125. 130, 141 Gillock, Melody 79, 141 Gleason, Marsha 16, 24 Goff, Allen 8. 16, 24, 115, 120, 123 Goldsby, Kevin 153 Goode, Philip 24 Goode, Tim 123, 148 Grabman, Chris 151 Grabman, Larry 141 Grasch, Keith 141, 148 Grasch, Ken 120, 130 Grasch, Terri 81, 105, 148 Graves, Hoy 148 Green, Melanie 125, 153 Gross, Melissa 5, 148 Gross, Sally 141 Ground, Brenda 148 Guard, Rhonda 8, 10, 16, 24, 40, 114, 122, 124, 125, 130 Guard, Becky 128, 148, 190, 192 Guard, Robin 105, 130, 153 Guyne, Tiena 5, 120, 141 Gwin, Daniel 16, 24, 64, 65 Gwynn. Michael 24 .Zl alford, Lisa 16, 24 Hamm, Raymond 141 Hampton, Phil 38, 41, 51, 107, 120, 130, 148 Hankins, Barry 148 Hankins, Linda 134, 153 Harper, Adam 141, 148 Harpest, Tawnya 62, 114, 142, 145 Harris, Cacinda 5, 15, 16, 25, 41, 43, 51, 52, 61, 114, 120, 124, 125, 130 Harris, Cathy 14, 109, 123, 134, 148 Harris, Doug 153 Harris, Connie 135, 141 Harris, Cindy 14, 39, 114, 130, 135, 148 Harris, Scott 16, 25, 61 Harris, Kent 60, 115, 124, 125, 148 Harrison, Deanell 148 Harshbarger, Andra 10, 88, 105, 141 Harshbarger, Jill 105, 153 Harshbarger, Randy 104, 106 Harvey, Sandra 109, 114, 141 Hatke, Barbara 16, 25, 82, 133 Hatke, Madonna 148 Hayes, Anita 153 Hayes, Jayne 12, 122, 133, 148 Hayes, Michael 104, 106 Hedrick, Diana 154 Heide, Frank 148 Henderson, Steve 148 Herron, Brad 141 Herron, Scott 97, 104, 154 Hewitt, Tony 16 Hicks, Sheila 141 Hill, Tim 38, 60, 104, 115, 124, 125 Hines, Daniel 88, 93, 104, 141 Hocking, Jolene 16, 25, 60, 120, 130 Hodges, Janet 154 Hodges, Joyce 16 Hollady, Chris 141 Holladay, Lynette 14, 16, 62, 120, 123 Holladay, Rusty 16, 25, 70 Holley, Mark 141 Hollingsworth, Bill 148 Holman, Greg 154 Holt, Jenny 25, 129 Holt, John 15, 125, 133, 154 Holt, Kevin 148 Holt, Tina 125, 142 Homey, Michele 102, 120, 154 Howard, Leesa 60, 142 Howden, Debra 135, 154 Howland, Tracy 4, 16, 25, 38, 41, 114 Hudson. Kim 114, 133, 148 Hudson, Michelle 16, 25, 114, 123, 133 Hughes, Michele 5, 14, 60, 114, 120, 124, 142 Hunt. Ed 16, 25 Hunter, Shawna 154 Husted, Eric 97, 115, 148 Hutchison, Kim 154 Hutchison, Terry 97, 125, 154 ■Inca, Jeff 148 Inglesbe, Ira 18, 55, 125 Inglesbe, Lorey 154 Irvin, Doug 142 Irvin, Lawrence 125, 154 Irvin, Nancy 142 Irvin, Tina 25 Jackson. Curt 148 Jackson, Eric 4, 16, 25, 88, 108, 129 Jackson, Gary 151 Jackson. Melanie 154 Jackson, Rick 97, 142 Jackson, Sheri 123 Janssen, Debra 5, 10, 15, 26, 42, 53, 54, 60. 62, 105, 114, 120, 124, 130 Jeffers, Carolyn 109, 135 Jeffers, Gary 135, 142 Jeffers, Ken 142 Jensen, Jerry 14, 123, 142 Jerrill, Kim 104 Johnson, Mark 154 Johnson, Tony 148 Jones, David 14, 16, 26, 54, 56, 115, 120, 123 Jones, Gail 16, 26 Jones, Glen 16, 26 Jones, James 138, 142 Jones, Jennifer 154 Jones, Larry 154 Jones, William 93, 135, 148 K. h z, Julia 16, 26, 122 Kane, Cindy 5, 14, 51, 102, 103, 114, 124, 125, 130, 131, 140 Kane, Greg 14, 120, 123, 148 Karle, Andy 148 Karol, Frank 16, 26 Kay lor, Michele 16, 26, 55 Keeling, Brian 62, 102, 142 Keeling, Stee 154 Kelly. Mark 14, 16, 26. 115, 123 Kelly, Melinda 125, 148 Kelly, Michael 154 Kelp. David 154 Kelp, Donald 154 Kendall, Mark 16, 126 Kennedy, Karen 148 Kennedy, Mary 66, 133, 149 Kester, Jane 142 Keyes, Gerald 26, 97, 104, 106 Kincaid, Beth 3, 149 Kincaid, Nancy 142 Kiste, Becky 141, 142 Kiste, Tim 149 Klinker, Kelly 16, 26, 57, 72, 105, 130, 135 Knauer, Kathy 93, 102, 118, 120, 142, 149 Knowling, Sara 105, 141, 142 Kobel, Dawn 105, 125, 134, 154 Koekenburg, Paul 16, 26, 124 Koekenburg, Paula 141 Koontz, Jim 142 Koperski, Theresa 8, 120, 124, 135, 149 Krise, Becky 16, 18, 27, 114 Kruse, Karen 16, 18, 19, 27, 114, 148, 190 Koontz, John 129, 142 Krutzsch, Cyndi 15, 16, 27, 38, 54, 114, 119, 130, 133 Krutzsch, Terri 109, 125, 134, 154 Isafollette, Debra 154 Larew, Lynette 154 Larew, Scott 154 Lawton, Donny 154 Lang, Bob 154 Lee, Rich 129, 142 Leslie, Stan 142 Lewellen, Jeff 149 Lewellen, Kathy 154 Lidester, Peggy 16, 27, 93, 102, 124, 125, 128, 130, 190 Lidester. Shari 93, 118, 130, 149 Light, Terri 105, 154, 156 Lighty, Brent 142 Lindahl, Randy 154 Linginfelter, Mike 97, 154 Linker, Debbie 154 Linton, Greg 38, 41, 129, 130, 134, 142 Lisby, Mark 27, 35. 108, 115, 120, 123, 130 Little. Kristin 142 Lofland, Louanne 14, 51, 60, 114, 120, 123, 124, 133, 149 Lofland. Luther 14, 123, 124, 125, 130, 149 Lofland, Natlie 114, 130, 135, 141, 142 Logsden, Russell 16, 27 Logsden, Shirley 5 Long, Tony 142 Lough, Brad 16, 27 Lough, Greg 97, 149 Lough, Marcia 16, 27, 35, 43, 56, 88, 102, 103, 114, 130 Lowery, Kevin 149 Lowery, Larry 16, 27 Ludlow, Wynona 43, 114, 142 Luse, Frank 120, 142 Lutz, Heide 125 Lyon, Chyrl 16, 27, 125 Lyon, David 154 Lyon, James 149 Lyon, Karen 120, 135, 142 Lyon, Kathi 120, 154 Irfacy, Avis 124, 149 Malone, Angie 114, 120, 123, 124, 125, 149 Malone, Myrna 14, 120, 124, 125, 142 Marquess, Bill 99, 154 Martin, Jeff 149 Martin, Melissa 5, 114, 124, 135, 142 Martin, Michele 13, 154 Mason, Richard 142 Mason, Bob 16, 19, 27 Masters, Marie 142 Mathews, Daniel 142 Mathews, Kent 154 Matricia, Barbra 13, 120, 142 Matricia, Brian 16, 27 Maxwell, David 154 Maxwell, Mark 97, 154 Maxwell, Rich 15, 104, 154 Mayotte, Richard 149 McAlister, David 142 McAnulty, Michelle 44, 149 McBee, Angie 135, 154 McBee, Jim 93, 104, 106, 120, 149 McBee, Mary Ann 105, 154 McBee, Michael 129, 142 McBee, Steve 149 McBride, Carol 109, 135, 154 McBride, Bill 95. 135, 142 McCauley, Jeff 38, 135, 154 McCauley, Terri 8, 16, 28, 43, 57, 114, 128. 130. 190, 192 McClain, Lisa 5, 114, 122, 124, 125, 149 McClamroch, Melodie 149 McCloud, Jennie 16, 28 McCloud, Julie 154 McCloud, Peggy 125, 135, 155 McCloud, Rick 149 McCloud, Tim 154 McCloud, Robert 93, 149 McCormick, Randy 16, 28 McCoskey, Laura 155 McCollum, Charles 149 McDaniel, Chris 19, 28, 41 McDaniel, Cindy 114, 125, 155 McDaniel, Dana 134, 143 McDaniel, Scott 155 McDonald, Sharon 105, 149 McDowell, Sharon 88, 149 McLean, Karen 35, 114, 124, 133 McLean, Scott 16, 28, 149 McMurry, Cathy 16, 28, 114, 141 McNeil, Connie 155 McRoberts, Louie 149 Malady, Michelle 149 Mewhinney, Brent 14, 115, 120, 123, 135, 155 Michael, Carla 155 Miles, Lorraine 4, 52, 53, 114, 134, 143 Miller, Melinda 130, 149 Miller, Steve 155 Minnick, Kathy 14, 123, 155 Minnick, Tim 8, 16, 18, 28, 35, 43, 55, 120, 190. 192 Mitchell, Malcom 155 Mitton, Joe 5. 50, 124 Morgan, Brad 155 Morgan, Clayton 16, 28 Morgan, Derrick, 16, 28, 43, 107, 115 Morgan, Jay 155 Morgan, Kevin 16, 28, 133 Morgan, Mark 155 Morgan, Ray 16. 28 Morgan, Terri 46, 93, 114, 118, 130, 138, 149 Moore. John 120, 123, 125, 149 Morehouse, Cindy 134, 149 Morris, James 135, 143 Morrison, Skip 16, 28 Morrison, Jeff 143 Morrison, Shana 134, 149 Mosier, Mark 143 Mullen, Carol 43. 93, 102, 114. 118, 130, 143, 149 Mullen, Chris 16, 29, 55 Murphy, Brenda 149 Murphy, Gary 155 Murphy, Lisa 120, 134, 143 Murphy, Paul 16, 29, 120 Myers, Greg 29, 53, 57, 97, 130, 143 Myers, Jim 40, 62, 115, 142 Myers, Kim 130, 135, 149 Myers, Kristi 46, 53, 135, 139, 141, 143 Miler, Susan 155 , Vannet, Tim 135, 143 Neal, Barbra 155 Neal, Linda 16, 29, 72, 114, 130, 135 Neal, Tony 143 Needham, Jeff 135, 143 Neidffer, Kathy 109, 155 Neier, Jeanette 16, 29 Newhouse, Tom 16, 29 Newlin, Brenda 143 Newlin, Harold 155 Newlin, Ricky 155 Nichols, Tony 155 Nichols, Brad 150 Nichols, Shari 14, 109, 120, 123, 130, 150 Nitti, Tammy 16, 29, 43, 105, 114, 130 Noel, Robin 141, 143 Norten, Tina 129, 143 Nunan, Matt 5, 11, 88, 97, 130, 135, 150 Nunan, Becky 5, 16, 29, 114, 128, 130, 158 Odell. Robbie 120, 130, 134, 155 Odle, Jill 16. 29. 54, 55. 59, 62. 114 Odle, Scott 125, 155 Olin, Anita 14, 16, 19, 29, 30, 120, 123. 135 Olin, Jo Ella 155 O’Neall, Heather 134, 143 Osborn, Karol 16, 18, 29, 76 Paddack. Beth 16, 29. 114, 120 Paddack, Kim 93, 102, 114, 118, 120, 150 Padgett, Tony 125, 143 Padgett, Dale 120, 124, 143 Parker, Don 143 Parker, Kevin 42, 104, 155 Parks, Annette 51, 109, 124, 130, 143, 150 Parks, Michael 143 Paxton, Ashley 97, 155 Paxton, Becky 141, 143 Payne, Rusty 16, 30, 124 Payne, Victor 150 Peebles, Pam 105, 114, 150 Pence, Joanne 155 Pendleton, Roy 155 Perigo, Connie 141, 142 Perkins, Kevin 143 Perry, David 16, 30 Perry, Michele 130, 134, 156 Perry, Vicki 14, 114, 123, 135, 143 Peterman, Deanna 8, 114, 122, 135 Peterman, Denise 130, 156 Peterson, Matthew 16, 30 Peterson, Michael 156 Pfeiffer, Larry 62, 75, 156 Pfeiffer, Terry 114, 141, 143 Pickering, Jim 16, 30 Pickering, Loyal 150 Pickett, Jerry 16 Pitcock, Jeff 16, 30 Pittman, Linda 105, 156 Pittman, Mike 143 Pool, Vance 39, 134, 143 Potter, Lowell 156 Poynter, Tom 5, 43, 115, 124, 125, 143 Prather, Kevin 150 Price, Jim 150 Price, Tom 79, 130, 134, 156 Priest, Sally 14, 16, 30, 55, 109, 134 Priest, Tammy 99, 109, 129, 135 Pritchett, Tony 150 Proctor, Stan 150 Pruett, Don 16, 30, 61 Pruett, John 138, 150 Pruett, Lisa 156 Pruett, Peggy 93, 102, 118, 119, 129, 143 Pruett, Terry 156 V uigg, Gary 541, 123, 156 Quimby, Diane 114, 134, 143 Quimbey, Christy 11, 51, 99, 109, 125, 134, 145, 156 . adcliff, Randy 156 Radcliff, Bill 143 Ralston, Bob 129, 143 Randolph. Kris 14, 16. 30, 54, 61, 114, 130 Raper, Mila Jean 16, 18, 19, 30, 55 Rash, Denise 135 Ray, Randy 16, 30 Reamer, Edward 143 Redden, Carol 143 Redden, Rhonda 136, 156 Redden, Roxie 133, 141, 143 Redmon, Brian 16, 30 Redmon, Sarah 114, 150 Reed, Leo 16, 30, 100 Reed, Linda 134, 143 Reed, Rick 15, 53, 92, 93 Reeves, Penny 60, 124, 150 Reeves, Tracy 16, 18, 31 Reichel, Vicki 16, 31, 60, 124 Rhodes, Kevin 16, 31 Rice, Jerry 150 Richards, Greg 14, 42, 104, 106, 123, 130, 150 Richards, Sarah 64, 56 Riggins. Paula 150 Risner, Lisa 105, 114, 150 Risner, Lori 125 Robertson, Brett 143 Robertson, Denia 156 Robertson, Bill 143 Rogers, Karen 16, 31, 38, 46, 53, 54, 102, 114, 118, 119, 130, 135 Rogers, Kim 156 Rogers, Tammy 143 Ross, Steve 135, 143 Royer, Spook 14, 16, 31, 61, 105 Royer, Penny 14, 16, 31, 62, 114, 120, 125 Rublely, Cheryl 16, 31, 143 Rush, Bruce 41, 93, 104, 130, 146 Rush, Charles 16, 31 Rush, Reva 150 Rutledge, David 15, 16, 31, 134 Ryker, Chuck 143 Ryker, Jeff 52, 53, 92, 93, 144 Ryker, Jon 97, 156 Saivei, Scott 97, 144 Sears, Charlie 104, 106 Seipert, Curt 14, 99, 135, 156 Self, Jerri 134, 156 Servies, Robert 16, 31 Sheets, Linda 16, 31 Shelton, Duane 156 Shirar, Rawland 150 Shirar, Rowland 150 Shoptaw, David 16, 31, 156 Shute, David 32, 120 Shute, Linda 14, 120, 135, 150 Simmons, Rick 15, 40, 125, 135, 139, 156 Sledge, Bill 156 Small, Eric 120, 144 Small. Kim 156 Small, Linda 135, 150 Smiley, Bryan 144 Smiley, Steve 75, 150 Smith, David 107 Smith, Deborah K. 14, 120, 124, 125, 135, 150 Smith, Deborah L. 3, 80, 123, 150 Smith, Eddie 156 Smith. Jan 16, 32, 135 Smith, Mark A. 150 Smith, Kenny 144 Smith, Roger 150 Smith, Tia 114, 141, 144 Snellenbarger, Dale 156 Snellenbarger, Jeff 156 Snellenbarger, Rex 156 Snyder, Susan 14, 62, 144 Southard, Darla 130, 135, 150 Spaulding, Linda 62, 144 Spears, Becky 16, 32 Spencer, Patricia 124 Spencer, Steve 16, 32, 64, 115 Stadler, Pam 14. 120, 123, 135, 144 Stamps, Jerry 120, 144 Starnes, Brian 16, 18, 32, 130 Starnes, Wayne 150 Stearns, Bev 120, 123, 150 Steelsmith, John 123 Steelsmith, Karen 99, 135, 156 Steelsmith, Sharon 99, 135, 156 Stephens, Areaka 14, 16, 32, 105, 120 Stephens, Cindy 120, 135, 156 Stephens, Rick 93, 106, 107, 129, 150 Stephenson, Rick 93, 144, 150 Stewart, Jerry 13, 97, 138, 144 Stewart, Kathleen 156 Stonebraker, John 144 Stonebraker, Peggy 144 Stout, Donald 134, 156 Stout, David 93, 151 Stout, Trina 16, 32 Strickler, Judy 144 Strickler, Bill 151 Stull, David 151 Stull. Joe 151 Stull, Terese 124. 135. 141, 144 Stump. Michael 93, 143 Stump. Teresa 8, 16, 19, 32, 122, 135 Stwalley, Robert 130, 144 Stwalley, Thomas 104, 135, 151 Suiter, Mark 144 Suiter. Lori 138, 156 Suiter, Sue 16, 18, 32 Sutton. Michael 16. 32 Swank, Gary 154 Swank, Natra 124, 151 Sweek. Chip 16, 32, 97 Sweek, Ken 18 Sweek, Mick 97 Taylor, Edith 135, 144 Taylor, Linda 16, 32 Thacker, Roger 156 Tharp. Cindy 120, 123, 144 Thayer, Cindy 16, 133 Thayer, Jeff 145, 151 Thomas, John 144 Thomas, Larry 144 Thomas, Owen 145 Thompson, Brian 14, 16, 33, 115, 123 Thompson, David 156 Thompson, Karen 16, 33, 102, 103, 105, 135, 142 Thompson, Kathy 151 Thompson, Keith 151 Thompson, Linda 135, 142 Thompson, Mike 144. 151 Thompson, Michele 97, 105, 114, 120 Thompson, Phil 144 Thompson, Ray 16, 33, 190 Thompson, Rita 130, 134, 144 Tipton, Dede 156, 157 Tipton, Debra 42, 50, 51, 114, 122, 151 Todd, Connie 135, 156, 157 Todd, Scott 151, 158 Totheroh, Mark 99, 104, 157 Totheroh, Dawn 8, 53, 114, 123, 130, 135, 141 Townsend, Dorene 144, 145 Tracy, Brenda 16, 19, 33 Tribbett, Rex 16, 33, 38. 65, 130 Trinkle, Diana 151 Trinkle, Randy 16, 33 Trinkle, Susie 102, 129, 135, 144 Turner, Jeff 5. 46, 93, 104, 124, 125, 151 v,u , Cathy 16, 19, 33, 114 Vail, Jerri 16, 33, 54. 59, 88. 105, 130, 134 Vail, Peggy 105, 134, 157 VanArsdel, Debbie 11, 105, 130, 144 Vaught, Glen 151 Venis, Brenda 18, 122, 130, 144 Venis, Jim 97, 157 Verhey, Jan 151 Virgin, Ann 109, 114, 120, 123, 151 Virgin, David 5, 8, 16, 18, 33, 43, 55, 115, 118, 119, 120, 124, 125 Virgin, Mary 15, 43, 109, 114, 120, 123, 133, 143 VV achenschwanz, Dave 8, 14, 97, 120, 123, 142 Wachenschwanz, Mark 8, 14, 120, 123, 130, 151 Walden, Michelle 14, 120, 123, 134, 151 Walker, Shari 151 Walls, Todd 5, 144 Walther, Billie 14, 33, 114 Waltz, Larry 155, 157 Ward, Cindy 125, 157 Ward, Eddie 151 Ward, Jerry 157 Ward, Terri 16, 18, 33, 125, 142 Ward, Terry 144 Wanen, Sally 10, 144 Warren, Susan 157 Wanen, Tom 4, 16, 34, 92, 93 Watt, Larry 16, 34 Watt, Mickal 147 Watt, Richard 157 Watts, Mona 135, 144 Waye, Keith 157 Waye, Rodney 16, 34, 42 Weber, Dale 151 Webster, Dennis 49, 99, 157 Webster, Roby 116, 144 Welcher, Kendall 151 Weliever, Stu 50, 51, 93, 104, 115, 120, 151 Weliever, Yancie 97, 157 Welshimer, Linda 114, 120, 144 Wendall. Cindy 157 West, Jamie 13, 157 Wethington, Dianna 114, 141, 147 Whalen, Danita 151 Whalen, Diane 144 Whalen, Bill 93, 107, 135, 143 White. Bob 133, 144 Widmer, Aaron 157 Wilbert, Glen 157 Wilcox, Carmen 16, 34 Wilcox, Jackie 125, 134, 157 Wilcox, Michael 16, 34 Wilcox, Richie 144 Wilde, Shelia 134, 157 Willhite, Robert 108 Willhite, David 157 Willhite, Sherry 157 Williams, Denise 114, 133, 138, 141, 144 Williams, Jim 97, 129, 135, 142 Williams, Joni 143 Williams, Karen 16, 34 Williams, Brian 16, 18, 34, 71, 97, 118, 119 Wilson, Andy 16, 34, 115, 157 Wilson. Craig 93, 130, 151 Wilson, Linda 130 Wilson, Sandy 16, 34, 109, 133 Wilson, Shellede 11, 135, 154, 157 Wilson, Terry 16, 34 Winger, Kevin 151 Wood. Kim 34, 109, 114, 122, 151 Woodall, Mike 16. 34, 104 Woodall, Milch 16, 34, 46, 53, 55, 104 Woodall, William 99, 157 Woodward, Diane 8, 16, 35, 70, 114, 122, 135 Woodward, Jill 2, 46, 99, 133, 135, 156, 157 Woody, Kristen 42, 114, 120, 123, 134, 151 Wray, Lisa 3, 10, 102, 130, 134, 144 Wary, Meri 105, 125, 134, 156, 157 Wright, Letitia 157 Wright, Renee 138 Wulf, John 93, 107, 115, 144 I ates, Tracy 157 Yates, Tina 135, 145 Young, April 157 Young. Beth 120, 129, 130, 135, 145, 190 Young, David 16, 35 Young, Janet 46, 105, 151 Yount, Glenda 76, 114, 134, 145 Yount, Terry 16, 35 achary, Jennifer 14, 120, 151 Zentko, Debbie 16, 35, 133 Zentko, George 123, 151 STAFF 123, Bell, Robert 75 Biddle, Margaret 85 Blue, Carol 81 Booher, Barry 86 Branstetter, Bev 81 Brewer, Kenneth 72, 152 Bryant, Patricia 57, 79, 80 Bryant, Ronald 56 Burke, Patrick 66 Burton, Diane 67, 152 Chastain, Marlene 80 Childers, Terry 86 Craft, Bev 78, 149 Crosier, William 59, 82, 83 Crumley, Pauline 56, 72 Dale, John 15, 35, 71 Dalton, Clyde 62, 65 Dickerson, Kenneth 35, 55, 72 Edwards, Evelyn 86 Faust, Ellen 83 Fike, Elbert 84 Fry, Cynthia 15, 35, 57, 62, 124, 125, 190, 192 Geiger, Alice 86 German, Charlie 71, 79, 104 Gotischalk, Mary 152 Grasch, Gretchen 81 Grasch, Raymond 74, 152 Grayson, Jerry 35, 66 Gumz, Mary 135, 149 Harlan. Sandra 35, 63, 85, 114 Hatke, Lou 75, 104, 152 Hiller, Gary 14, 35, 120 Hoke, Max 63, 67, 149 Hopper, Linda 85 Homey, David 70 Kelsey, Toni 85 Kriston, Chuck 46, 57, 72, 93 Larew, Ronald 63, 74 Long, Richard 85 Lutz, Raymond 84 Macy, Geneva 15, 86 McBee, Ellen 82, 83 McBride, Catherine 57, 76, 149 McCauley, Eual 84 McDowell, Pat 78, 89, 152 Mcllrath, Elly 94 McIntosh, Nancy 134, 152 Mutterspaugh, Emerson 13, 56, 82 Mutterspaugh, Mable 85 Neal, Rosalie 86 Nelson, Stephen 74 O'Hare, Bonnie 57, 79, 105 Reamer, Judy 86 Reesor, Jayne 114, 152 Richards, Rebecca 109 Seale, Patricia 85 Seale, Ray 4, 12, 56, 65, 130, 191 Shaw, David 4, 85 Smith, Mark 86 Smith, Nancy 86 Smith, Richard 86 Speaker, Thomas 85, 93 Spencer, James 35, 70 Stenger, John 134 Streeiman, Charles 64, 149 Strong, Barry 30, 149 Stuffle, Edward 56, 75, 105, 115 Swagerle, Steven 76, 152 Szymanski, David 10, 71 Tatge, Mary 135, 149 Van Arsdel, Richard 62, 75, 93, 99, 149 Vance, Melvin 74 Voliva, Sue 86 Walke, Richard 35, 64 Ward, Carolyn 81 Weaver, Gordon 86 Wethington, Grover 86 Wethington, Velma 86 Weliever, John 97 Williams, Ruth 15, 86 Woodall, Rochelle 86 4, Jp the Creek! 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