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

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1978 volume:

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Music Grganizations . . . . . . Seniors ............ . . . Sophomores. . . . . Sports ..... . . . y Y ix 'IA 1 or gg' ,...- 3.55 15 Xxx. l 169 . 69 . 84 159 . 62.9 .56 146 .33 109 117 PREFACE The aim of the editors and publishers of this North Mont- gomery New World Dictionary is to provide a single volume of student memorabilia. This reference is not restricted in its selection of students photographed for this work. The first Flashback was published in 1971 and quickly won the esteem of student and general reader. The Flashback has been published annually each consecutive year since 1971. This seventh in the series of publications incorporates the best aspects of its predecessors and introduces new features designed to add to its usefulness. In the form of a dictionary we hope to simplify the format of the yearbook. Under alpha- betical headings we hope to ease the burden of leafing through unnecessary pages. At a mere glance one will be able to determine the location of many pertinent school activities. The editors are neither so naive or so opinionated as to think their selections are flawless. Infelcities, even errors, of selections are inevitable, but these, the editors believe, are errors of judgement and not the result of bias of any sort. Their correction, indeed the improvement of the editorial content as a whole, not only of the selection of pictures but of the data presented, calls for the co-operation of the consult- ants of this Dictionary. The book is planned to provide the greatest amount of pleasure to the largest number of users. The editors will welcome every criticism or suggestion, no matter how minute, designed to improve future publications. EDITQRIAL STAFF Editor In Chief Cathy Dickman Assistant To The Editor Sandy Beck Editorial Consultant Dennis L. Yount Associate Editors Laura Biddle Amy Falting Pat Funk Kent Harris Cindy Kane Wynona Ludlow Melissa Martin Michelle Mellady Lisa Murphy Diane Quimby Cindi Tharp Glenda Yount Camera Engineers Teri Grasch Luther Lofland Vance Pool as in absent, basketball, etc., is the Hrs! letter of the English abhabetg a speech count erpart of orthographic A. abatis: a defensive obstacle aberrant: a abett to assist in the achieve- person whose behavior ment of a purpose. departs from the usual. accelerando: gradually able-bodied: having faster. a sound body aCCO1'dZ to be in harmony accidental: happening new cultural traits. -'HHHHH to O l lf l unexpectedly. 3- 3 acculturationz absorbing ' 4 O adhere! to stick fast or cleave. acquaintance: per- sonal friend. act: to perform on stage. Q adjourn: to suspend for the day. administration the performance of the executive duties of an institution, business, or the like Eual McCauley: superintendent. 'Mn William C rosier: principal. Emerson M utterspaugh: assistant principal. wumwamu xg., Q in .. xl: f' ' W A! Fike: assistant superintendent and trans- Ray Lutz: director of curriculum. portation coordinator. if? .H K-vi School Board: Roger Morrison, Gerala' Pruitt, Francis Brock, Leon Turner, Francis Quigg, Don- ald Cowan, Jerry Joe Myers. admonish: to warn. adolescence: youth 21dI'Oi'EZ dexterious in the adO1'I1Z to add to the beauty U59 Of the hand5- of. X ,, afflict: to trouble grievously. afoot: in action affusion: act of pouring liquid upon agaZG2 gazing alffl to dlrect one 5 effort to the achievement ofa purpose Dark ofthe M oon was presented on November 18 and 19. Twenty-six students took part in the proa'uc- tion, under the direction of Dale Pitzer. The theme centered around a witch boy Uohnj falling in love with a mortal girl fBarbaraj and the townspeople 's attempts to relinquish their relationship. When Barbara births a witch baby, the whole town is in an upheaval. At the conclusion, Barbara a'ies on the mountain and John returns to his We as a witch boy. OOI1 s ' X 2-:fr , , F, W ,N , I A .Q.'. .wissi 'r'i 6 -V f- . . ' I .i,,, ', . '- N sl -C , K W fs, f K A Ya 4. W , ,4. -5' 4 - E V2 5+ mgpmssvlllf 7 :W ' 'Wm -1-::::- fx MMM' 311' bOI'I1EZ transported by air. r aI1iII1a'EEZ to give spirit and support. artificer: a skilled craftsman. alert! a signal of danger. aI'tiStEZ a skilled adept performer. as in boy, cab, ebb, robber, able, etc., is the voiced bilabia! ora! stop corresponding to the letter p. 1 :ip baCkfiI'E2 an improperly bah! used to express timed explosion disdain or contempt battelli to feed gluttonously battu: performed with a striking together of the legs. beatific: having a blissful or saintly appearance. nam, lJGCCElflCOZ various Europeon songbirds that are served as a table delicacy. lJGCl4G'C a device for holding N------ A-e something in place. J, 5 .QT x vw fl! or 2- if 'ik 1, ig Q 'ins 4? 14-gff? 'f'Q:.x. 113, i' - ' W. ' my - M A -,,W.,,,vf fifqf, V ,K X ,M , , in ,Q M 1 m. 'f 'iT'- -rf f , 17' 'V , af f N' Njga ..-i I, I fm xxx tb ' 5 0: '12 ff' E J' -D Q , 'Wx 3 '11 'I F . ,-,gn b X .. x K 9 G, W K bibliophile: bookworm . l blatherslqte: a noisy, talkative fellow. blueg glggmyl dreary bOlL1S: a rounded mass of anything. booby-trap: a situation which catches a person off guard. lJOOI'! a person with rude clumsy manners and little refinement. l'JO1'EalZ pertaining to or located in the North i 1 i Homecoming During the afternoon. at the pep session leading up to the big game. the Seniors learned that it is whether you win or lose and not how you play the game. The Seniors walked away with first place honors in the over- all competition. Joy Cohee reigned as queen over the evening festivities. Joy was crowned by last year's queen. Karen Rogers. Not even the rain could dampen the Char- gers' spirit. as they sloshed by the Tigers of Lebanon with a score of 14 to 12. Court: Sabina Kuckenbacker. Jamie Anderson. Debbie Tipton. Diane Quimby. Kristi Myers. Joy Cohee, Karen Rogers. Christi Quimby. Patt Arauz. Escourts: Eric Moser. Scott Todd. Tony Castellucio. Scott Sarver. Joe Cain. Brent Branstetter. Carlos Tejada. .Q N2- -se' aw :MW xg. 1 it it 'ts 1' MA' A, X3 J, ,I W , mf, if f lf 'Ji' fi Q, Q -'ii ' i . 3 5. .f ,uv-'Lg 'fs e A+i,f SM W f E 'leaf m a - ig- 'V 'Ti I E I WK' 1 , M A b V 1,-ilu A ,, .ik V tr, Q. aff 'ary 3 -r W I :V ,N-A, jx-, hah? Wmlngf 4 f 2 , - .Jwf IJ QP, ,1 , D. 1 ,. ,Q s Q . ,, -- -,Wm M ,. 5.,,,,,,N,,.,g,gg.g.S.4 . A,fW ,.,,,,.,....4..- V-I . ,Q V WW J, ' ,iijf fl ', ' Wy - mmm 11 p P, . , 2 -.1 ., 'rw .Wa . Su V r L-4 bI'I'I'1'1'I'Z a common expression going around North Montgomery. 1 , fm, V g I W. 1 . V, 1' It's for the energy crunch! . . . . . . became a popular phrase among people in the mid-west as coal min- ers waged a nation-wide strike, lasting well over 100 days. Electrical utili- ties were forced to impose cutbacks on schools and industries as their coal supplies dwindled. School activities were curtailed and some basket- ball games, concerts. and dances were rescheduled. In order to meet a mandatory 5OfZp electrical cut-back. audio-visual aids. stage lights, shop machines. kilns, and the electrical cooking units had to be shut down. Hallway lights, clocks, the school bells, the coke machine, the swimming pool. and the greenhouse were all shut off. This made life at North Mont- gomery different, to say the least. buddy! a co-worker, teamworlcer or a companion ji X ,. is ,Q 1 U Ve , X t build! form or body contour fMll '-'I . . : the third letter of the alphabet. C comes through Latin from Greek taken from Phoenician. It is the first letter in words such as Chargers. Cafet to be concerned about the needs of others In loving memory of Dale Pitzer who passed away on February 16, 1978. He will always be fondly remembered. Thanks For The Memories Thanks for the memories In which you've played a part For they are aQways nearest And dearest to my heart . . . Thanks for all the memories That are yours and mine alone, For they recalQ so many Special memories I have known . . . Thanks for all the memories That time can never dim . . . I could never repay you For the joy I've found in them. -Mary Dawson Hughes- CE1SC3ClG2 a small waterfall, often one of a series. I I l l , catalepsy: loss of motion in which limbs remain frozen. CaValiGI'Z a mounted soldier cavity: a hollow or hole. CaVOI EZ to prance celebrated: famous or frolic. A f .- 1 - 6 i. .,,, I. s M' 4 i M' M chaffer: to bargain or haggle. Douglas E. Wagner - Music Festival Conductor Chard: a plant with large leaves and succulent stalks. This umbrella plant was given to the school when it opened in 1970. Many students pass by it as it keeps it's daily vigil. co-equal: being equal with another. coherent: sticking together. clammy: being damp, soft, sticky and unusually cool. N4 I , c r J COqL16't'EGZ a woman who tries to get a mar1's affections g a flirt. COVGITZ one ofthe special feathers on the base ofthe wings and tail of a bird. C01OL1I'Z the tone, scheme, or harmony of colors in a painting. : is the voiced tonguefpoint alveolar oral stop, corresponding to it's voiceless cor- relative. The last letter in such words as : bed, hard and robbed. daguerrerotype: the process of producing photographs. diabolic: devilish or fiendish. dEfOI'1'I13.'ElOI1Z the action of deforming l f -QQQQHVV' if -' , sf-WT' we-J dichotomy: division into didactic: intended to two parts. provide instruction. 5' ..,, gg ii . fd' F5 ,Q 1 ms 1 'V K , lfieif 1 ,i.,: ,,t, , .fl,x..kl:.. .X 1 TZHBVF diffl1SGZ to spread and disperse. L www-1g.A Q .,n 4Q' fyi- -fm k 'Ai x 1 i 1 - 1 ,fxb M 1, ,,w' ' ' W, ' -- -' f' 4-bf ' , wav ' ,MX A, W ' ffl , , ' ur HV! ' LI. '- I .-wmv, f X V , , W VM rf, ef ff? ' Q A q Ti . ',wMtM!wA ,i:f::v:Ei',LgW1u gg, ybgyliukxah 'fmfjftffi tiiydem w Q nh . :Z ,f 5 if vu 'ln if' fi? it .f TM 5 ,, A T .,f W 4, H f ' ' 5 4 Q , I - V 4 4- R ini!! vxr. , 2' , VA . 3 , f , H f ZA 5 M .Q 4, Qtr '+I 5-cf gf in q, 5 , lf- ' 4- fijil W ,K L , r' ' W f 5 H A fs 1' fa Wir an ' if 12' L, KQX if Q, 1 I n ' Q1 K9 , .X I A .. 1,5 Q In ,1- 71 V S' P , ' 1 W ' ss if Doyen: the senior member, as in age or rank, of a group, class, profession, etc CLASS OF 78 SENIGRS BRIAN ABSTON Cross Country I. F.F.A. I. CLYDE ALEXANDER Football 4. AN DRA ANDERSON Pep Block 3 O.E.A. I French Club 2. S.S.S. 3. Honor Society U W Q ,g . . uv 5 if 0 S ij Q YQ 2 .V I tr at A , I if Q it I age , 55 ,, 5' 1 57 Y -+401 ., , v Qu. I ga, LINDA ARMSTRONG French Club 4. F.H.A. 4. Speech Team 2. Choir 2. Honor Society 2. Musical 2. PATRICIA BARTLETI' Pep Block 2. F.H.A. 4. O.E.A. I. Library Aid 4. Girl's Chorale 3. LAURA BIDDLE Drama Club 2. Student Council I. Swing Choir 3. Play 8: Musi- cal 4. S.S.S. 3. RAY BISHOP Photo Club 2, Art Club 2, Library Aid 3. TIMOTHY BONWELL CHRISTI BOOHER - Play 4, Art Club 3, Musical 3, Drama Club 4, Student Council 2, S.S.S. I. JOHN BOYD DURENA BRANDENBURG Pep Block I. Drama Club I, Spanish Club 3, S.S.S. I. Stage Crew I. LARRY BRANSTETTER Letterman's 4. Class Officer 3, F .F.A. 2. Swimming 4. Theatre 4. Tennis I. DANIEL BROWN Football 3, Photo Club 2. LISA BRUMMETT Basketball 4. Track 4, Varsity Club 3. Volleyball 4. MICHAEL BRUTON Boy's Pep Block I, Photo Club I. DAVID BUCKLES ' Student Council 2, O.E.A. 2, Latin Club 3. Speech Team 2, Drama Club I. Science Club I. FREDERICK BUTLER Key Club 2. Tennis 3, Golf 4, Letterman's Club 3, lntram. 2, Science Club 2. JOSEPH CAIN Basketball I, Baseball I, lntram. 3. Science Club I, Stu- dent Council I. DEBORA CANINE Pep Block I, S.S.S. 3, Spanish Club 3. Drama Club I. CATHY CARIE - Volleyball 3, Tennis 4. S.S.S. 3, Varsity Club 2, Latin Club 3, Pep Block 4. DONALD CARPENTER News. Staff I. Science Club I, Wrestling 4. s m .Q wi .ir .gym-'f I L H f-. 4 1. --I J 1 I . ,,.,. M 4 i - I A f. . . J - . .V v ive I I Q' W Alt.. 1 , ' . ,sf 'Af' V fi? . fl X 6 .IN 1 ii, . A .kg' I F AL T f I ff KENNETH CARRELL Symph. Band 4. F.F.A. 4. 4-H 9. Pep Band 4. JR. Leader 5. EDWARD CARTER TOM MY CASSIDA ' Wrestling 4. Baseball l. Weasel Ball I. CRAIG CASSITY Student Council l, Symph. Band 3, Basketball 3. Tennis 4. lntram. l. Track l. ANTHONY CASTELLUCCIO French Club 3. Weasel Ball l. Photo Club l. BaseballA3. JEFFREY CHASTAIN Student Council 4. F.C.A. 3. Football 3. Wrestling 4. Class Officer l. Key Club 4. CONNIECLAWSON S.S.S. 3. CATHY CLEMENTS French Club 4. Art Club l. German Club 2. Drama Club I. Student Council 3, F.H.A. 2. RUTH CLOUSER German Club 3. S.S.S. 3, Symph. Band 4. Treasurer I. Pit Band 3. JOSEPH COAHRAN Swimming l, Key Club l. lntram. 2. TRACY CODER Art Club 4. Football 3. JOY COHEE Cheerleader 4. Pep Block 4, Gymnastics 4, Musical 3, Swing Choir 3. Varsity Club 2. LISA COLEMAN Art Club 2, Drama Club 4, French Club 3. German Club 2, Photo Club 2. SUSAN CON KRIGHT ROBERT COPE Football 4, Track 4, Basketball 3. Letterman's Club 3. LUCINDA CROWE Drama Club I, S.S.S. 3. Symph. Band 4. Tennis I, Art Club I, O.E.A. 2. JAN CRULL French Club 2, Drama Club 2, S.S.S. 2. KEVIN CRUM Football 4. Key Club I, Span- gh Club 3. F.F.A. 4, Wrestling YVONNE CUSTER Drama Club 2, Science Club I, Photo Club 2. Track I, Cadet Band l. Art Club 3. SARAH DALE Pep Block 4, Cheerleader I. Student Council l, S.S.S. 2, News. Staff l. French Club 3. BEVERLY DAVIS Girl's Chorale 2. S.S.S. 2, Bell Choir l. F.H.A. l. DOUGLAS DEACON Golf l. lntram. 2, German Club 4. Baseball I. BECKY DEMORET Girl's Chorale 2, S.S.S. I, Pep Block 3. Bell Choir l. Swim Team I. ROBERT DEMORET Photo Club 4, Play I, Swim- ming 4. Football 2. Yearbook 3. STEPHEN DePLANTY Key Club 2. Pep Band 4. Wres- tling I. Symph. Band 4, Photo Club l, Musical I. CATHERINE DICKMAN Fall Play 2, French Club 3, German Club 2, Drama Club 4, S.S.S. I. Choir 2. JULIA DIETERLEN Gennan Club 2. Drama Club 4, French Club 3. Art Club l, Photo Club l. F.H.A. I. GERALD DOWELL KEVIN DRAKE Art Club 2. Drama Club 2, Stu- dent Council 2. W RANDY EDWARDS DEBORAH ELLIS Honor Society 2, Drama Club 2. Stage Band 4. Swing Choir 2, Symph. Band 4, Choir 4. DALE ELMORE .IACQUELINE ERICKSON Symph. Band 3, Pep Band 2. News. Staff 2, Drama Club I, Photo Club 2. BECKY EVANS DENISE EVANS Volleyball 4, Tennis 3, Varsity Club 2, Spanish Club 2, S.S.S. 2. Basketball I. AMY FALTING Science Club I. Pep Band l, Symph. Band 3. Latin Club 4. LYNNE FERLING German Club 4. Drama Club 4. Volleyball 4. Choir 3. Play 81 Musical 4. KATHY FIF ER S.S.S. 2. TERESA FLINT JOHN FOSTER Wrestling 4. Baseball 4. Span- ish Club 4. Football 3. THOMAS FULWIDER Baseball l. Intram. 2. Spanish Club l. Football Manager 3. PATRICIA FUNK Symp. Band 4. Latin Club 4. Drum Major 3. Yearbook I. S.S.S. 2. Swimming l. CORLAN GARR Drama Club. l. Art Club I. S.S.S. 3. Musical I. Play 2. LISA GEGN ER Spanish Club 2. S.S.S. l, Pep Block l. Class Officer I. JIMMY GILLIKIN Class Officer 3. Swimming 4. Symph. Band 4, Swing Choir 3. Fall 8: Musical 4. Key Club 4. MELODIE GILLOCK LARRY GRABMAN II Wrestling 2. KENNETH GRASCH Honor Society 2. Baseball 3. Symph. Band 4. Letterman's Club 4, Football 4. , . - ,V Q., Wi' A Q 1 K ' AS N , it H 'i ,,:.. . 1' 2 4 v iii., my 'EP .J J., . 1 .. .nf .N . L ., .X : cz. if 'i V ug. U 'QED if ,V ., Q v w. . - ' 1.4 - ' . 7 35' ' ililgaim. . :- V- '. I 'iittih-.A .v-..,. v, 'flt11L..fe:'ZtiIVW Lzi'.att-msn-at wwf. sa I ,fy 1 T ' t . lj M9 .. A , tumqit r V . V, , ,TM if . 1 SALLY GROSS Swim Team 4, O.E.A. l, Var- sity Club 2. Pep Block 2. TEENA GUYNE Spanish Club 3, Pit Band I, Symph. Band 4, Pep Block 2. Library Aid I. F.H.A. 3. RAMON HAMM TAWNYA HARPEST Swimming 2, French Club l, Volleyball I. S.S.S. 3, O.E.A. 2. CONNIE HARRIS German Club 4, Drama Club 2, Tennis Manager 2, S.S.S. 3, Pep Block l. Health Club l. AN DRA HARSHBARGER Basketball 4, Track 4, Varsity Club 4, Volleyball 3. SANDRA HARVEY Tennis 4, S.S.S. 3, F.H.A. I, 0.E.A. 2 fSec.j CHARLES HERRON . Track 3, lntram. 2, Football 4, Basketball l. SHEILA HICKS F.H.A. 2. DANIEL HIN DS Track 3, Golf l, Football 2, Basketball 4. CHRIS HOLLADAY Art Club l, lndustrial Arts l. MARK HOLLEY IJ . f X . vw 1 4 1 . r 1 , I ,T Q? ig K x 1 .1 AS, QAA1 f, . it x 531 ,,,,1 Y W K Y . -ii- 56 M 24 All! .fa X I M, I .., . 7 ..'iawfNi Sk XR 1.33 S I 3, We . HA' -1' X1 wr' , -..,. L Q , Q JOANNE HOLT Pep Block I. S.S.S. I. TINA HOLT Health Club I, F.H.A. 4, Girl's Chorale I, Library Aid I. LEESA HOWARD Pep Block I. S.S.S. I, O.E.A. I, F.H.A. I, Choir 2. MICHELLE HUGHES Symph. Band 4, S.S.S. 2, Musi- cal 4, Swimming 3, Stage Band 4. Choir 3. LEON HUTCHISON Basketball I, Football 2, lntram. I. DOUGLAS IRVIN Track I. lntram. 2 NANCY IRVIN F.H.A. 2. RICK JACKSON Football 4, Wrestling 2, Photo Club I. GARY J EFFERS Spanish Club 3, F.H.A. 4, Bas- ketball I. lntram, 3. KEN J EFF ERS Track 3. GERALD JENSEN Symph. Band 4, Art Club 2. JIM JONES Industrial Arts 2, Student Council I, lntram. 2. -'ff 'Q 'Dev I., , .I ' w CINDY KANE Gymnastics 3, Swing Choir 3, Latin Club 4, Musical 4, Honor Society 2. F.C.A. I. BRIAN KEELING JANE KESTER Basketball 3. Chargerettes I, O.E.A. l. NANCY KINCAID Spanish Club 2, S.S.S. 2, Pep Block 2, Girl's Chorale I. REBECCA KISTE Junior Achievement l, Art Club 2. F.H.A. 3. DENNIS KNAUER SARAH KNOWLING Swimming 4, Track 3, Varsity Club 3, Art Club I. PAULA KOEKENBERG Spanish Club 4, F.H.A. I, Girl's Chorale 2, Choir 2. JIM KOONTZ JOHN KOONTZ Spanish Club 2, Intram. 3, Sci- ence Club I, News. Staff l. SABINE KUCHENBACKER Swimming l, Drama Club l, S.S.S, I. BRENT LIGHTY Basketball l, Spanish Club 4, Science Club I, Baseball I. Sr. Exec. Council I, Play I. .Q ,i 'fv' f 5,4 Q , ,sm A1-Q R32 Q: ' M .R 3,11 I - 41 I N'-ag ' X x ix M - .73 , 4 52: GREGORY LINTON Honor Society 2, Football 4, News. Editor 2, Baseball 3, F.C.A. 2, Class Officer I. KRIS LITTELL Pep Block 2, Track 2. French Club I. S.S.S. I. NATALIE LOFLAND Spanish Club 4, Science Club 2, S.S.S. 2. ANTHONY LONG TAMMY LOVELESS F.H.A. I, S.S.S. 2. WYNONA LUDLOW S.S.S. 3-V.P. 8: Pres., Pep Block 3-Sec.. Art Club 2. FRANK LUSE Spanish Club I, Track l, Intram. 3, Symph. Band 4. KAREN LYON Spanish Club 3, Symph. Band 4. MYRNA MALONE Choir 3, Musical 4, Symph. Band 4, Swing Choir 3. Madri- gals I. Drama Club 2. MELISSA MARTIN Musical 8: Play 2, Choir 2, S.S.S. 3. Drama Club 2, Ger- man Club 4, Swimming 2. RICHARD MASON lndustrial Arts I, Spanish Club I. Wrestling I. MARIE MASTERS Swimming 3, Varsity Club I. FE' 559 4 sf, rv-ACN , www ' S -df A, 'Q X X I V 'f I U' 'isis If I X4 9: m- , W J EANN ETTE MASTERSON DANIEL MATHEWS BARBARA MATRICIA Basketball 4, Volleyball 2. Symph. Band 4, Varsity Club I, French Club 3. Pep Band 2. DAVID McALISTER Art Club I, Key Club I, Wres- tling I. Spanish Club I. MICHAEL McBEE Intram. 2. Baseball I, Football I. F.F.A. 4. WILLIAM McBRlDE Spanish Club 3. F.F.A. 4, Bas- ketball 4. Tennis 2, Boy's State I. MICHAEL McCABE Spanish Club I, Drama Club I, Photo Club I, Track I, Swim- ming I. DANA MCDANIEL French Club I, Art Club I, S.S.S. 2. TINA MCDANIEL Pep Block 2, Art Club I, S.S.S. 2. LORRAINE MILES Student Council I, S.S.S. 3, Latin Club,4, Pep Block 2, Drama Club I. Art Club I. JAMES MORRIS German Club 3. .IEFFERY MORRISON Weasel Ball I. x A f' . galaxy: 'g w MARK MOSER LISA MURPHY Science Club l, Latin Club 4, Symph. Band 3. , JAMES MYERS Speech Team 3. F.F.A. 3, Key Club 2. Drama Club l, Art Club 2. Intram. 2. KRISTI MYERS German Club 4, Art Club 3, S.S.S. I. Homecoming Attend- ant 2, Charger Relays 2. TIMOTHY NANN ET Student Council l, Spanish Club 2, Science Club l. TONY NEAL Football l, Intram. I. JEFFREY NEEDHAM German Club 4, Science Club l. BRENDA NEWLIN Spanish Club 2, S.S.S. 3, 0.E.A. 1.4-H 3. ROBIN NOEL Bell Choir l, Girl's Chorale 3, F.H.A. 2. HEATHER O'NEALL S.S.S. I, F.T.A. l, French Club 3. ANTHONY PADGETT Photo Club l, Pep Band 2, Cadet Band 2, Cadet Choir l. DALE PADGETT Football 3, Symph. Band 3, Choir 2, Swimming l. ' H , ' . 's.: , 1 ' ' , 11 'gf L' - 1 . N b. . - al I I F we fi w a Y lf.4c1,gQ' Q 3' ' if 'F x fr. , .LVM :fi 3 'vw ,,,.,,, 315 it Q' 9 5 .0 I 2+ , nk ,1 'IM X1 ' XY - I ew' f fe?'M A I , .,...,k ' X A' R ' Tia E+'-F' T D 'Z e i ii .fE A fe I im, P I 1 4 fate if I, Q . DONALD PARKER REBECCA PAXTON Ar! Club 4, 4-H 9. KEVIN PERKINS VICKI PERRY Symph. Band 3. Pep Band 2, German Club 4, S.S.S. 3. TERRY PFEIFFER French Club l, Pep Block 3 Junior Leader 4, S.S.S. 3, 4-H 8: O.E.A. 3. MICHAEL PI'I'I'MAN ALAN POOL Letterman's Club 2, Tennis 2 French Club 4, Musical 2 Photo Club l. THOMAS POYNTER spanish Club 3, Key Club 2, Drama Club l, Basketball I Football l, Musical 3. PEGGY PRUETT Cheerleader 4. Gymnastics 4 News. Staff l, Pep Block 4 Spanish Club 3. S.S.S. l. DIANE QUIMBY French Club 4, Yearbook l, Pep mock 4fSec., s.s.s. 3. BILL RADCLIFF EDWARD REAMER o v y 1 me qui A ' View xv: . .f: I W - Aw, Q ' 3,-57gif:fh . nf Ea.. .. ,V t. K . 5, y .- . ' flr 4 4 - I f ef, ,F ,, . ' . , 41p -.-,t f , f -f-- - ,nh .ix I A ns 1115 ,a . . v , 7 its 5 , . 'I' . , za. -e:f:.11g,. ., . H - ' -lx, E! E .Q -. L N sr f- 'Q t' Q .: 9 M n tw-N' Ill . -get CAROL REDDEN Spanish Club 4, Swimming 2 Pep Block 2. ROXANA REDDEN Spanish Club I. Drama Club I. Art Club 2. LINDA REED Photo Club I. Drama Club I. Science Club I. Pep Block 2 French Club 4, S.S.S. 2. STEVEN ROSS German Club 4. Wrestling 2. Weasel Ball I, Baseball I, Photo Club 2. lntram. 2. CHUCK RYKER Basketball 2. Baseball l. Foot- ball 2. Golf I, lntram. 2. JEFF RYKER Student Council 2. Track 2, Class Officer I. Football I. Baseball 2. Basketball 4. SCOTT SARVER Football 3. Baseball 3. Wres- tling 4. Letterman's Club 2. ERIC SMALL Symph. Band 4, Art Club 3. Photo Club 3. Stage Band 2. BRYAN SMILEY Spanish Club 3. Football 3. lntram. 4. Track l. Photo Club DAVID SMITH Basketball 3. Baseball I, lntram. I, Tennis 3. Golf 3, Football I. KENNEY SMITH TIA SMITH S.S.S. 3, French Club 2, Pep Block 4. O.E.A. I, 4-H 8. Q Q . , -ti? 1: SUSIE SNYDER Symph. Band 3. News. Staff 2. Photo Club 2-Sec., Treas.. Drama Club l. Pep Band 3. LINDA SPAU LDING Drama Club I. Library Aid 2. PAMELA STADLER Spanish Club 2. Pep Band 3. Symph. Band 3. Cadet Band I. JERRY STAMPS Symph. Band 3. Football I. Industrial Arts 2. JERRY STEWART Wrestling 2. Key Club I. Track I. Photo Club I. F.F.A. 2. Let- terman's Club I. PEGGY STONEBRAKER Spanish Club 3. Cheerleader 2. S.S.S. 2. Science Club 2. Honor Society I. . JUDITH STRICKLER Teacher Aid I. MICHAEL STUMP Basketball 2. Intram. 2, Span- ish Club 4. Football 2. Baseball I. MARK SUITER Symph. Band 3. EDITH TAYLOR Spanish Club 3. S.S.S. l. Swim- ming 2. Pep Block 2. CARLOS TEJADA Spanish Club l. Intram. I. Ten- nis I. CYNTHIA THARP S.S.S. 2. Swimming 2. Tennis I Symph. Band 4, Pep Block I: Musical 2. LARRY THOMAS Football 4. Track 3. Basketball 2. F.T.A. I, Baseball 3. MICHAEL THOMPSON Football 4. Baseball I, Wres- tling 4. Letterman's Club I. PHILLIP THOMPSON RITA THOMPSON F.H.A. 4. 0.E.A. I. Student Council I. Latin Club 4. DAWNE TOTHEROH Twirler 4. S.S.S. 2, Student Council I. Honor Society 2. Spanish Club I. DOREEN TOWNSEND SUSAN TRINKLE Gymnastics 4. Varsity Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Pep Block 4- Sec.. S.S.S. I, News. Staff l. DEBORAH VAN ARSDEL Pep Block 4-Pres., Track 4, Student Council 3, Varsity Club 3. Honor Society 2. BRENDA VENIS S.S.S. 3. Symph. Band 4, Honor Society 2. Track 2. Basketball . 2. Chargerettes 4. MARY VIRGIN Twirler 4. Symph. Band 4, Ten- nis 4. 4-H 8. 0.E.A. 2. S.S.S. 3. DAVID WACHENSCHWANZ Symph. Band 4, Speech Team I. Photo Club 2, Science Club 4. Stage Band 2. Wrestling Mng. TODD WALLS Intram. I. F.F.A. 4, Spanish Club l,4-H I. Lab Assist. I. V S he., 4 ' in 1 . . ,. , gm, W , ,,r,j,q, V . .VA , Z f xx LLL., .Q f as fi! .N -sz I swxlk Q M- fag, flt, li ll ff, ,f 4. N 0 , ,xx f li., , A Xi J. fikkf. J ,1-.gm I. 1, .. , A lk , , Msg, it , wl,,f,y1f'l?. - , , ' if ' ' fl . ,' XX 1 I P V Q, r ,' -'w' 'fi .. S Q,x 4:'f'4 ff .r I I vi . ,ya ,, , 6.51 Q ,, ' I 75' TERRY WARD F.F.A. 4. Art Club I. SALLY WARREN Spanish Club 4, Pep Block 2. MICKAL WATI' MONA WATTS Spanish Club 4. Drama Club 2, Basketball I, Volleyball I. ROBY WEBSTER Football 4, Wrestling I. Key Club 2, Intram. 3, Letterman's Club I. F.F.A. 3. LINDA WELSHIMER Symph. Band 3, S.S.S. 2, Pit Band I. Health Club I. DIANNA WETHINGTON Varsity Club I. S.S.S. 2, Basket- ball 2. Volleyball 3. Tennis 2, Pep Block 2. DIANE WHALEN WILLIAM WHALEN Basketball 3, Spanish Club 4, Golf 4. ROBERT WHITE. JR. Photo Club I. Drama Club I, Spanish Club I. Library Aid 2. Sr. Exec. Council I. DENISE WILLIAMS Symph. Band 2, S.S.S. 3, Pep Block 2. 0.E.A. 2, Chargerette I. Swimming I. JAMES WILLIAMS Spanish Club 2, Wrestling 2, Intram. 2. Photo Club I, News. Staff I. 1 li , 53 1' ifM,W lE' li .-:CW , ef. -..... XX ,chu ig nu' ' u,n, A nun -f' ffl- I 5 S. -pu:-4, wrqiigqysw 1 Q1 he 5 f i I iff? Q Q '52 wt , if nn x in i Y -in JONI WILLIAMS LINDA WILSON Basketball I, Honor Society 2. F.H.A. 2. LISABETH WRAY Cheerleader 3, Gymnastics 3, French Club 4, Varsity Club 4 smdem council 2-Pres. ' JOHN WULF Key Club 2, Golf 4, Basketball Mgr. 4, Letterman's Club I. MARTHA WYATT S.S.S. 2. F.H.A. I, Science Club l. Girl's Chorale 2. TINA YATES S.S.S. 2, Gymnastics Mgr. I, Spanish Club 3, Junior Achievement I, Pep Block 3. BETH YOUNG Swimming I, Symph. Band 3, German Club 4, Speech Team 3, News. Staff 2, Yearbook 2. GLENDA YOUNT Symph. Band 4, Tennis 3, S.S.S. 3-Treas., Art Club 3, French Club 2, Yearbook I. v i01 f-. -f P Li K 1 ar Tr,-,NN mf .X 'Q-3 M Q Y .1 - .. K. Dickerson. R. Seale, P. Keck. G. Hiller, D. Walke. D. Horney, D. Yount. 00 , . ..,.,,.-...lr-EJ ,fggwvfwaazut . 1-..... Q .af -em? bn .lim GiIIikinATreas., Krlsli Myers-Sec., Larry Branstetteru-Vice Pres.. Greg Linton--Pres. 50' 1 . JP-' if! iiiwir ,Q 'ifliv , 9' 4 f M-Q zff j ki - gl I, M. , , ,f.',:.,,, 1' , . 'S Aw, -f' 2 f' . ' 'Q' . . .. gfvqgync wt? , f ,, -u. ,gf Y c - . , ' nf 4 -'ea5...v--R 1 . - Q' , - :Q f-'g:g,g.:1 , .L ' J ' 1 ' - , 53,55 ,Qi ' ff F' , 3 4- 25' .1 .2 . ' '12 .. wif- .f, rf 1. 'rf . . . sr :.':3AQ,,sl :mum , x- , - 5. , if , ' ' Q.-3 - , f iiifi. v S ,, Y V 1 A is the high-lense vowel Commonbf known as long e. The second letter in such words as mere and key. enamored: in love. N FWQCQ X-,-. lf' N I 75 si 63562 calmness. ElClEI'Z one who is senior. EXOI'bitaI1t2 outrageous. ., GXpEdlEI1tI governed by self interest. 5 I my ' .' is the voiceless lip-teeth fricative consonant. The last letter in caU and haM l feverless: c ge ll e e 1 flfebllgi PYromaniac fire engine l water truck ool fL11'I1aCE: an enclosed place where heat is produced. flying SAUCER any of various unidentified objects. as in gray, go, egg, the voiced tongue-back velar stop corresponding I0 k. galloon bralded Wlth metalhc threads gadarene: demon possessed gale: a sr gG11L1f1ECt: to call upon a higher power rong current of air VV I by k-,o,o, K I gI'GiSCI'l: a crystalline rock is often called the aspirate because it is made with a breathing sound. In such words as hate, home, heck, etc. habanera-3 3 Quban habit: a manner of conducting dance ln duple tlme oneself as indictive of one's l A capacities and condition C X of so ' E , Q 5 l13.lI'Spllt'tEI'Z one who makes excessively fine distinctions in haggle: to cut roughly reasoning , o ooo i Harbinger someone who foreshadows JU IORS CLASS or 79 Airey, Catherine A. Akers, Montrey Alexander, Sarah Arauz, Patricia Bane, Lee A. Bannon, Stephanie Barnes, Leonard Barnhart, Dan Beals, Steven Beck, Sandra Bible, Alice Binford, Kathy Bonebrake, Kevin Bonwell, Kathaleen Boyd, Michael Bradshaw, Diana L. Brady, Donna J. Brandenburg, Howard Braun, Joannah L. Brown, David E. Brown, Gregory A. Brown, Patricia J . Burton, Linda D. Bushong, Carman D. Caldwell, Mark Carpenter, Denise Carr, Cheryl Cler, Celena Cope, Lisa Corbin, Elizabeth Corey, Shelly Cox, Brenda Cox, Camilla Cox, Cynthia Craft, Susan Craig, Vanessa SILYZP Cripe, Lisa Crull, Julie Crum, Kerry Demumbrum, Ca Deplanty, Mary Devore, Michael Dickson, Janet Dixon, Debbie Dixon, Jeffrey Dowell, Terri Edwards, Ronald Ehrhardt, Rick Class Officers Rick Stephens Susie Alexander Susan Craft Not pictured Melinda Miller Elmore, Vonica Enlow, Alvin Faust, David Fenters, Alan Fiddler, Theresa Fidler, David Fields, Melody Florey, Jeffrey Fruits, Sandra Fultz, Scott Funk, Ellen Garard, Judy Garr, Carleen Geiger, Brian ssandra Gephart, Raymond Gerald, Barbara Gerald, Brenda Gibbs, Michael Gleason, Carl Goode, Timothy Grasch, Keith Grasch, Teri Graves, Hoy Gross, Melissa Guard, Rebecca Hampton, Phillip Hankins, Barry Harper, James Adam Harris, Catherine Harris, Cynthia Harris, Kent Harrison, Deanell Harshbarger, Mark Hatke, Madonna Hayes, Jayne L. Hayes, Michael Helms, Gordon Henderson, Stephen Hill, Timothy Hodges, Robert Hole, Gregory Hollingsworth, Willia Holt, Kevin Hudson, Kimberly Husted, Eric Hutchison, Brenda Ince, Jeffrey Jackson, Curt Jackson, Gary Jackson, Sheri Johnson, Tony Jones, William Jurell, Kim Kane, Gregory Karle, Andrew Kelly, Mellinda Kennedy, Karen Kennedy, Mary Kiste, Timmy Knauer, Kathy Koperski, Theresa Lewellen, Jeffery Lidester, Shari Linton, Valerie Lofland, Louanne Lofland, Luther YYY Lough, Gregory Lowery, Kevin Macy, Avis Malone, Angela Martin, Jeff Masterson, Sonja Mayotte, Richard McAnulty, Michelle McBee, James McBee, Steven McCabe, Mark McClain, Lisa McCloud, Richard McCloud, Robert McDonald, Sharon McDowell, Shawn McLean, Karen McRoberts, Louis Mellady, Michelle Miller, Melinda Mitton, Joseph Morgan, Terri Moore, John Morehouse, Cindy Morrison, Shana Mullen, Deanna Carol Myers, Kimberly Neal, Paul Nichols, Bradley Nichols, Shari L. Class Sponsors Roy Crumly Ron Larew Dave Szymanski David Gregory Pat Raines Diane Sherfey Marlene Chastain Richard Payne Nunan, Matthew Paddack, Kimberlee Parks, Annette Payne, Victor Peebles, Pam Peterman, Deanna Pickering, Loyal Prather, Kevin Presslor, John Price, James Pritchett, Tony Proctor, Stanley Pruett, John Rash, Denise Redmond, Sarah Reeves, Penny Richards, Gregory Risner, Lisa Rush, Reva J. Sears, Charles Shute, Linda Small, Linda Smiley, Steve Smith, Deborah K. Smith, Deborah L. Smith, Mark Smith, Roger Southard, Darla Spencer, Patricia Starnes, Wayne blur-N Stearns, Beverly Steelsmith, John Stephens, Richard Strickler, William Stull, David Stull, Joseph Stwalley, Thomas Swank, Gary Swank. Nattra Sweek. Mitchell Thompson, Kathy Thompson, Keith Thompson, Michele Tipton, Deborah Todd, Scott Trinkle, Diana Turner, H. Jeffrey Vaught, Glen Verhey, Jan M. Virgin, Ann M. Wachenschwanz, Mark Walden, Michelle Walker, Sheri Ward, Eddie Weliever, Stuart Willhite, Robert Wilson, Craig Winger, Kevin Wood, Kimberly Woody, Kristen Wright, Karla Young, Janet Zachary, Jennifer Zentko, George Not pictured Carey, William Corbin, Kenneth Ellingwood, Randal Kincaid, Elizabeth Stout, Stephen D. Welcher, Kendall The ninth letter of the ainhabet. It comes through Greek and Latin from the Phoenz cian. 2. The sound of this letter. l11ClGXZ a table, list, or file, usually arranged alphabetically for facilitating reference to topics, names, etc., esp. in a book or collection. Abston. Brian 33. 72 Adams. Susan 150. 159 Airey. Catherine 56. 78. 81. 133. 135. 141. 142. 146. 170 Akers, Montrey 56. 75. 78. 133 Alexander. Clyde 33. 128 Alexander. Pat 145. 159 Alexander. Suzy 56. 57. 72. 1 15. 150 Alfrey. Tommy 159 Alward. Patrick 109 Alward. Randy 109 Anderson, Andra 14. 17.33. 69. 74 Anderson, David D. 77. 140. 146. 148. 159 Anderson, Deanna 109. 150 Anderson. Doug B. 77, 109. 126, 144. 145. 146. 149 Anderson. Jamie A. 71. 142. 159 Anderson.Julia A. 148, 159 Arouz. Patricia 56.60. 71, 74. 168 Armstrong. Linda 33. 74. 104. 149. 150 156. 157. 170 Armstrong. Steven A. 109. 129. 170 Arnold. Cheryl A. 78, 124. 145. 159. 170 Arnold. Darlissa D. 71. 109 Arthur. Dawn 159 Bair. Marla 109 Baker. Barbara 159 Bane. Lee Ann 5. 11. 56. 74. 75. 117. 136 141 Bane. Peggy A. 120. 124. 159 Bannon. Stephanie 56. 74. 76. 145. 149 Barcus. Charles D. 109 Barnes, Leonard 56 Barnett. Rhonda L. 75, 109. 136 Barnhart. Dan 5. 56, 117, 130. 132. 144 Bartlett. Kimberly A. 109 Bartlett. Patricia M. 33. 150 Beals, Steven 144 Beanblossom. Tammy M. 136. 159 Beanblossom. Terry Beck. Sandra 15. 56. 60. 71. 74. 103. 124 135. 144, 145, 149. 150. 167 Bell. Mary M. 133. 159 Bell. Patricia J. 72. 108. 109 Bell. Ricky 159 , Bible, Alice 56.73. 146. 149, 150, 170 Biddle. Laura K. 16. 33. 73. 74. 75, 103 115.149, 150, 167 Binford. Kathy 56. 72. 74 Binford. Thomas A. 71. 74. 109. 118. 123 129. 149. 150 Birdsong. Christopher C. 127 Bishop. Greg 159 Bishop. Jonathon P. 159 Bishop, Mary Lou 148. 151, 159 Bishop. Ray A. 33 Bishop. Stephen W. 148. 151. 159 Blacker. Gary L. 159 Blackford. David 56 Blyton. Barry D. 159 Bodine. C. Pat 109 Bodine. Mark Allen 109 Bonebrake. Dennis L. 123. 159 Q 4 Bonebrake. Kevin 56 Bonwell. Kathaleen 56. 170 Bonwell. Timothy 33 Booher. Christi A. 13. 33.68. 72. 76 Bott. William 159 Bowman, Sabre L. 109 Boyd. Michael 56 Boyd, John 34 Boyd. Susan 151, 159 Bradshaw. Diana L. 56, 124. 178 Braky, Donna J. 56, 76 Brandenburg. Durena 34. 71 Brandenburg. Howard D. 56 Brandenburg. Keith D. 159 Branstetter. Brent A. 74. 109, 122. 134. 145, 149 Branstetter, Larry D. 1 1. 34, 65, 73, 75. 78 102.104, l05,117, 132.145, 149.150 Braun. Joannah L. 56 Braun, Kevin A. 72, 159 Britton, Harry lV 6. 10, 109. 170 Brock, Penni S. 71.74, 109. 152 Brooks, Cathy 71, 109 Brooks, Debra L. 123, 139. 159 Brooks, Tammy 71, 109 Broughton. Ja E. 123, 146. 147. 159 Brown. Daniel,A. 34 Brown. David L. 109 Brown, Gregory A. 56 Brown, Mark Alan 159 Brown, Melanie A. 109. 150 Brown, Patricia J. 56 Brown. Philip L. 159, 170 Brown, Ronald D. 148. 159 Brummage. D. Scott 159 Brummett. Lisa Mf 34. 68, 108. 124. 125 136. 138, 168 Bruton, Michael J. 34 Bryan. David B. 159 Buckles. David 5, 13. 34. 52. 74. 76. 105 156 Buckles. Patrick 110 Buckles. Vincent 140, 159 Burgess, Brian 159 Burns, Patrick 159 Burton. Diane 56, 136, 145 Bushong, Carmen 56 Bushong. Timothy 75, 159 Butler, Fredrick 34.78, 144. 156 Byers, Carla 159 Cain. Jose h 34 Cain. Micliiael 160 Caldwell. Mark 56 Campbell, David 118, 148. 160 Campbell, Mark 132. 160 Canine. Debora 34. 71 Carey, Brenda 160 Carey, William 56 Carie, Cathy 34, 74, 135, 144 Carpenter. Denise 56, 124 Carpenter. Donald 1 1, 34. 40 Carpenter. Kevin 77. 160 Carpenter. Michael 1 10 Carr. Cheryl 56 Carrell, Kenneth 35. 77. 146 Carter. Frank 35 Cassida. Tommy 35. 55. 108. 168 Cassity. Craig 35. 106 Cassity. Shelly 71, 135. 160 Castelluccio, Cameron 1 10 Castelluccio. Tony 5.35. 73. 118. 135. 170 Chamness, Robert 160 Chastain, Jeffrey 13. 35, 75. 105. 140. 142. 144. 175 Chastain, Laura 72. 76. 110. 166 Chenowith. Brent 10. 170 Childress. Kelly 10. 170 Clawson. Connie 35, 74. 150 Clawson. Linda 110, 150 Claycomb. David 56 Clements. Cathy 35. 74, 75. 76. 157. 170 Clements. Michele 103, 151, 160 Clements. Rene 71. 74, 82. 103. 110. 149. 150. 158 Clements. William 160 Clendening. Kelly 110. 132. 140 Cler, Celena 56 Clore. Tracy 110 Clouser. Ruth 35, 74. 146. 170 Coahran. Christopher 75. 123. 160 Coahran. Joe 35 Coder. Tracy 35 M Cohee. Joy 5, 11, 35. 67. 74. 78, 80. 104. 115. 117, 120. 141, 142. 145. 149. 150. 178 Coleman. Lisa 36, 72 Conkright. Dale 110 Conkright. Susan 36 Conner. Paula 133. 150. 160 Cook, Joseph 134, 160 Cook, Thomas 110, 170 Coo er, Mark 160 Coolzman, Chris 110 Cooksey. Shery 110 Cope, Linda 110 Cope. Lisa 56. 72. 74 Cope. Robert L., Jr. 36. 78. 128. 142 Corbin. Elizabeth 56 Corbin, James 110 Corbin. Kenneth 56 Corey, Jeffrey 134. 160 Corey. Shelley 56. 74. 76. 149, 150 Corwin. Roslind 160 Cotton. Joseph 148, 160 Cowan, Donald 77, 132. 160 Cox, Brenda 56. 74. 149 Cox, Camilla 56, 74, 76, 146, 152 Cox. Connie L. 123. 131. 146. 160 Cox, Cynthia 56, 72 Cox, James T. 160 Cox, Sharon K. 69, 71, 110 Craft, Scott A. 68. 132. 160 Craft. Susan 56, 57, 68, 71. 74, 168 Craig. Vanessa 56 Cripe, Lisa 57, 71. 74, 147 Crowe, Lucienda L. 36. 73. 74. 76. 105. 135 Crull, Jan 36 Crull, Julie 57, 170 Crum, Kerry 57, 108, 120 Crum, Kevin W. 36, 68, 128. 140 Cummings, Todd W. 160 Cunningham, Marcia L. 72, 151, 160 Cunningham, Marc A. Cunningham, Sobra A. 72. 110 Curtis, Rhonda L. 110 Custer, Kenneth E. 110, 129. 140. 170 Custer, Yvonne Renee 7. 36. 72 Dagley, Gordon P. 160 Dale, Deanna K. 71, 110 Dale, Michael K. 130, 160 Dale, Sarah L. 36, 69, 72. 74, 156, 170 Davis. Beverly J. 36, 69. 150 Davis, Ronald C. 160 Deacon, Douglas Mark 36 DeHahn. Candice J. 110 Demoret, Rebecca J. 36 Demoret, Robert Bradley 13. 36, 73 DeMumbrum, Cassandra 57, 74 DeMumbrum, Kathleen 110 Deplanty. Mary 57, 76 Deplanty, Stephen L. 7, 37, 144, 146 Devore, Michael 57 Dickman, Catherine N. 12. 13. 37, 149. 150, 155, 158, 167, 170 Dickman, JoAnne 110, 170 Dickson. Donna L. 71, 160 Dickson, Janet 57 Dieterlen, Jon G. 123, 147, 160 Dieterlen. Julia Z. 37, 72 Y Dinius, Deanna L. 150, 160 Dixon, Christopher D. 160 Dixon, Debbie 57, 71, 74. 150. 152 Dixon, Jeffrey 57, 60. 75, 120, 142 Douglas, Gary W. 110, 129. 140 Dowell, Carl 160 Dowell, Gerald 37 104. Dowell, Terri 13, 57, 74, 103. 149, 150, 170 Drake, Donald K. 37, 75, 149, 150 Dulin, Linda D. 160, 170 Dykes, Mark W. 77. 110 Easterling, Susan 110, 135, 130, 170 Eden, Thomas 75, 140, 148, 151, 160 Edwards, Nanette 110, 150 Edwards, Randy 37 Edwards, Robert Edwards, Ronald 57, 145 Ehardt, Rick 57, 81, 130. 170 Ehrie, Don 110 Ellingwood, Randal Ellingwood, Richard 160 Ellis, Brian 160, 170 Ellis, Deborah 37, 73, 74. 104, 145, 149, 150, 156, 157, 170 Elmore, Dale 37, 105, 168 Elmore, Vonica 57, 74 A Endicott, Andrew 110 Endicott, Scot 110 Enlow, Alvin 60, 67, 71, 75, 78, 120 Enlow, Joe 108, 110, 120, 128 Erickson, Jacqueline 37 'E.step, Steven 160 Evans, Denise 11, 37, 76, 78, 135, 138 Evans, Rebecca 37 Evans, Shari Falting, Amy 37 I Farley, Trent 160 Faust, David 57, 143 Fenters, Alan 57, 130, 146. 147 Ferling, Lynne 7. 12, 13, 38. 52, 115, 152 Ferling, Scott 140 Fiddler, Theresa 57, 76 Fidler, Carol 72. 160 Fidler, David 57 147. 149. Fields, Gayle 160 Fielder, Jeffry 110 Fields, Melody 57. 71 Fields, Sandie 110. 146 Fifer. Kathy 38, 74 Fike, Susan 74, 78, 110, 124. 13 170 Fletcher. Tomothy 110 Flint, Tersa 38 Florey, Jeffery 57, 67, 77 Foster, Jamie 110, 146, 147 Foster, John 38. 71, 140 Foster, Tamara 51, 71, 160. 165 Fox.J. R. 131. 160 Frazee. James 110. 118 Fruits, Chrisitne 71, 110. 124, 149. 150 Fruits. Jeffery 110 Fruits, Randall 110 Fruits, Sandra 1, 57, 67, 170 Fruits, Sandara M. 160, 168 Fultz, Berne 160 Fultz, Scott 57 Fulwider, Thomas 38 Funk, Ellen 57, 72, 78, 79, 133 Funk, Greg 110 Funk, Patricia 38, 74, 146, 147. 148 Gable, Miriam 110, 146, 147, 170 Garard, Judy 57, 74, 146, 147. 170 Garrard. Peggy 72, 136. 160 Garr, Carleen 57, 71 Garr, Corlan 38, 74 Gegner, Lisa 38 Geiger, Brian 57 Geniessee, Robert 110 Gentry, Phil 110, 117, 130 Gephart, Raymond 57 Q Gephart. Robin 71, 124, 136, 151. 160 Gerald, Barbara 57, 76 Gerald, Betty Jo 160 Gerald, Branda 57, 72, 74. 146. 149 Gibbs, Michael 57, 153, 170 Gillikin, Jim 12. 38, 82, 83, 115, 132, 146 147, 149 Gillock, Melodie 38 Gillock, Richard 110 Gleason, Carl 58 Gleason, Charles 110 Goldsby, Kevin 111 Goode, Timothy 58 Grabman, Chris 111 Grabman, Larry 38 Grasch, Kathy 138, 160, 170 Grasch, Keith 58, 72, 78, 118, 120 Grpggh, Kenneth 38, 74, 78, 118. 13 Grasch, Terri 58, 167 Graves, Hoy 58 Gray, Janet 160 Green, Melanie 111, 150, 168 Gross, Melissa 58, 67 Gross, Sally 39, 76, 78, 133 Guard, Rebecca 58, 72, 75, 76, 168 Guard, Robin 78, 111, 135, 136, 139 Guyne, Teena 39. 76 Haas, Robin 151, 160 Hamm, David 123 Hamm, Ramon 39, 168 Hampton, Bambi 151 Hampton, Phil 13, 14, 34 118, 145, 146, 147 Hankins, Barriy 58 . Hankins, Lin a 111 Harmon. Dale 126 Harper, James 59, 67 Harpest, Tawnya 39, 74, 76 Harris, Catherine 58 Harris, Charles 75, 108, 111 Harris, Connie 39, 74, 105 Harris, Cynthia 58, 147 5, 138, 149. 2, 146. . 58, 103. 106. , 122, 151. 155 Harris. Kent 58. 77, 83. 115. 145, 167 Harrison, Deanell 58 Harshbarger, Andra ll, 39, 68, 124, 125, 136, 138, 141 Harshbarger, Jill 78, 111. 124. 151, 166 Harshbarger. Mark 58, 126 Harvey, Sandara 39 Harwood. Tracey 124, 139, 161 Hatke, Madonna 58. 76. 149. 150 Hatke, Michael 77 Hawk, David 73, 127, 130 Hayes, Anita 111, 150 . Hayes, Jayen 58.67, 147, 152 Hayes, Michael 58, 126, 168 Hayes, Richard Hedrick. Diana 111 Helms, Gordon 58 Henderson, Stephen 58 Hepbum, Barry 123. 134 Hepbum, Robert Herron. Brad 39 Herron, Scott 111, 140 Hester, David Hicks, Sheila 39 149. 150 78. 108 136, 139 Hill, Tim 57.78, 83, 115, 149, 150. 153 Himes, Mark 151 Hinds, Daniel 39, 120, 154 Hocking, Carletta 71 Hodges, Janet 111 Hodges, Robert 58 Hoffa, David 132, 151 Hoffman. Dwight Hole, Greg Holladay. Chris 39, 72. 77 Holladay. Clint Holley, Mark 39 Hollinger, Jodi 124, 139 Hollingworth, William 58 Holman, Greg 111 Holt. Brian 127 Holt, Joanne 40 Holt. John 111 Holt, Kevin 58 Holt, Lisha 170 Holt, Tina 40, 76 Homer, Martin Homey, Hoellen 79, 136, 146 Homey, Michelle 75, 78, 111, 133. 146 Howard, Jefferey 72 Howard, Leesa 40, 74, 76, 144 Howden. Debra 74, 111 Hudson. Kim 58 Hudson, Robert 111 Hughes, Michelle 40, 74. 75, 78. 147, 149, 150 Hunt, Stacey 76 Hunter. Shawna 111, 144 Hurt, Kimberlie Husted, Eric 58 Husted, Jonine 146. 170 Hutchison, Brenda 59, lll, 150 Hutchison, Kim 111, 152 Hutchison, Leon 40 Hutchison, Robert 111 Hutchison, Terry 71, 111, 129 Ince, James 132. 161 Ince, Jeffrey 58, 73, 132 lngalsbe, Lory E. 111, 150 lrvin. Douglas 40 lrvin, Lawrence Irvin, Nancy L. 40 Jackson, Curt 58, 129 Jackson, Gary 58 Jackson, Melanie 111 Jackson, Richard 40, 128 Jackson, Sheri 58, 76, 152 0 Janssen, Donna E. 71, 136, 151, 161 83, 133 Jeffers. Carolyn S. 71. 74, 108, 111, 135, 151 Jeffers. Gary P. 40. 77 Jeffers, Kenneth 40 Jensen. Jerry L. 40, 147 Johnson, Mark D. ll 1 Johnson. Tony 54, 58. 128 Jones. Deborah 161 Jones. James D. 40 Jones, Jennifer 111 Jones, Larry D. 111 Jones, Mark A. 161 Jones. William 58, 100, 120 Jurell. Kim 58 Kane, Cindy S. 41. 73, 74, 75. 103, 104. Q 115. 145, 149. 150. 167 Kane, Gregory 58, 130 Kantz, Brad Karle, Andrew 58 Karle, Neil P. 77. 151 Keeling, Brian 41 Keeling. Steven 111 Kelly, Mellinda 58, 150 Kelly. Michael 1 11 Kelp. David 111, 134 Kelp. Donald 111, 118, 134 Kendall. Judith Kennedy, Karen 58, 149 Kennedy. Mary 58 Kester, Jane A. 41 Kiger, John A. Kiger, John David Kincaid. Elizabeth Kincaid. Nancy 41 Kiste, Curtis W. Kiste. Rebecca 41, 76 Kiste, Timmy 58 Klepzig, Anna 111 Klinker, Stephen J. 75. 123 Knauer, Dennis L. 41 Knauer, Kathy 58. 60. 71. 78. 131, 136, 146 Knowling, Sarah 41 Kobel. Dawn 74. 1 1 1 Koekenberg, Francis 111 Koekenberg. Paula 41 Koontz. Jim 41. 108 Koontz, John 41 Koperski, Terri 58, 147 Kukenbacher, Sabine 16, 41. 80, 133, 168 Kunkel, Scott 103, 148. 151 Lafollette. Debra 76, 1 1 1 Lamb. Pam 1 1 1 Lamb. Terry 161 Lane, Brian 161 Larew. Lynette 1 11 Larew. Scott 1 ll Lawton. Donnie 111 Lawton, Linda 161 Leonard, Paula 161 Lester, John 118, 132. 161 Lewellen. Jeffrey 58 Lewellen. Kathy 111 Lewellen. Mary 148, 161 Lidester, Shari 5. 21, 58. 69. 74, 75, 76. 117. 120, 141 H Light, Terri 54, 74, 111, 138. 146 Light, Timothy 161 Lightle, Jeffrey 77, 161 Lighty, Brent 7, 11. 13. 41 Lingen, Sheryl 71. 161 Lingenfelter. Michael lll. 129. 140 Linker. Deborah 74, 11 1 Linton, Gregory 51, 52. 71. 74. 75. 104 128. 156, 157 Linton, Valerie 58, 76 Littell, Kathleen 133, 136, 161. 170 Littell, Kristin 10, 42, 74. 169, 170 Livingston, Karen 161 Lofland. Louanne 58. 71, 73, 74, 146, 147. 149, 174 Lofland. Luther 30. 58. 61. 72. 96 148, 149. 1.66, 167, 168, Lofland. Natalie 42, 71, 74 Logsdon. Teresa 148, 161 Lo orn, Robert 161 Long. Anthony 42 Lough. Gregory 59. 67, 72. 77 Loveless. Tammy 42, 74 Lowery, Kevin 59 Ludlow. Dina D. 161 Ludlow, Wynona K. 5, 42. 74, 167 Luke, Jack 127. 162 , Luke. John 59 Luse. Frank 42. 146. 148 Luse. Garth 71, 162 Lutz. Heidi 76, 111, 144. 151 Lyon, Karen 42 Lyon. David 1 11 Lyon, Kathi 71, 111 Lyon. Kenneth 162 Lyon, Marsha 162 Macy, Avis 59, 149, 150 Macy, Katrina 10. 136, 162 Malone. Angie 21, 59. 74. 145, 146. 149. 150, 159 Malone, Myrna 42.73, 102, 145. 146, 149. 150, 159 Marquess, William 111, 122 Martin, Jeff 52. 72, 168 Martin, Melissa 13, 29, 42. 69, 73. 104. 105, 149. 167 y Martin, Michelle 111 Mason, David 140. 162 Mason, Karen R. 150, 162 Mason, Richard 42,' 77 Masters, Marie 42 Masterson, Connie 162 Masterson, Jeanestte 43 Masterson, Randall 111 Masterson, Sonja 59 Mathews. Daniel 43 Mathews. Kenton 111 Matricia, Barbara 43. 78, 124, 138, 170 Matricia. Beth Ellen 124. 162 Mayotte, Richard 59 Maxwell. David W. 112 Maxwell. Mark 72. 112 Maxwell. Melissa 71 Maxwell. Richard 112, 126 Maxwell, Sharon 162 McAlister, David 43 McAnulty. Michelle 59. 74 McBee, Angela 54, 112, 136. 168 McBee, MaryAnn 69. 74. 78, 112. 136. 170 McBee, Dean 43. 77. 125, 128 McBee, James 59, 60, 77 McBee, Steve 59, 115. 119, 120, 129 McBride, Carol 24, 74. 112, 135, 138 McBride, William 43, 71. 120 McCabe, Angelo 13, 43, 102 McCabe, Linda 71, 162 McCabe, Mark 59, 69 McCance. David 162 McCauley, Jeff 112, 129 McDaniel, Dana 43 McDaniel, Tina 43 McClain, Laurie 71, 103, 131, 162 McClain, Lisa 59, 71. 74, 89. 147, 149, 152. 189 McCloud, Julie McCloud, Peggy 72. 112, 151 McCloud, Richard 59 McCloud. Robert 59, 128 McCormick, Dale 75, 162 McCoskey, Laura 69, 71, 75. 1 12 McDaniel. Cynthia 112, 151. 170 McDaniel, Scott 112 McDonald, Kristine 136, 162 McDonald, Sharon 11, 59, 78, 124. 136 138 McDowell, Shawn 59. 78, 128 Mcllrath. Becky 133, 162 McLean, Karen 11, 59. 68. 83. 149. 150 159, 168 McNeil, Connie D. 71, 112 McRoberts, Louis 59 Mellady. Michelle 59, 74, 142, 167, 171 Mewhinney, Brent A. 75, 78, 112, 118 122, 146, 147 Michael, Carla J. 69. 112 Michael. Raymond D. 162 Miles, Lorraine 5, 43, 69. 72. 74. 106. 107 Miles, Teresa 69. 131 Miller, Martha K. 162 Miller, Melinda 24. 57, 59, 78, 124. 138 Miller, Steven J. 1 12 Minnick, Kathryn J. 71. 112. 143 Mitchell, Joseph 59 Mitchell. Malcolm 1 12, 140 Mitton, Joseph 59, 72 Moore. Debra 162 Moore, James 112, 148 Moore, John 5, 14, 59, 72. 80, 82, 146, 181 Morehouse. Cindy 59, 76 Morgan. Brad ey S. 1 12 Morgan, Jaye M. 112, 114 Morgan. Mark 112 Morgan. Tammy Lynn 148 Morgan, Terri 5, 28, 74, 75. 106. 117, 120 141. 158 Morris, James 43 - Morrison, Jeffery 43 Morrison, Shana 59. 74. 75 Moser. Mark 44 Moser. Roger E. 20. 75, 123. 127. 142. 151 155, 162 Mullen, Deanna Carol 59. 74. 106. 131 133 Mullen, Daniel J. 162 Murphy. Gary J. 71. 112 Murphy, Lisa 44 Murphy, Kurt 140, 148. 162 Myers, Gene D. 77, 162 Myers, Kimberly 1 1. 59, 71 Myers, Kristi 44. 142, 151. 170 Myers, Mike 16. 103. 112. 144. 162 Myers, James 13. 44. 77 Myler, Susan L. 75. 112. 151 Nannet, Timothy 44, 71 Neal, Barbara 112 Neal. James R. 162 Neal, Paul 59 Neal, Tony 44, 72 Needham. Jeffrey 44. 73 Newhouse, Michael J . 72, 162 Newgiouse. Ronald W. 77. 78. 127. 140 16 Newlin, Brenda 44 Newlin, Dennis J. 163 Newlin, Harold 1 12 Newlin, Ricky L. 112 Newton, Margie A. 163 Nichols, Anthony B. 71. 1 12 Nichols, Bradley 59. 71 Nichols, Shari L. 59. 74 Noel, Robin J. 44, 163 Norris. Dana 112 Northcutt, Marsha Lynn 163 Nunan. Matthew 60, 74, 86, 1 18, 168 O'De11, Robbie Scott 112, 170 Odle, Scott E. 77. 112, 129, 132, 149 Ogden, Johnna J. 71, 163 Olin, Jo Ella 71,112 O'Nea11, Heather 44 Overfelt, Dan Paddack, Brian L. 77, 132, 146, 148, 167 Q Paddack. Kimberlee 24, 60, 74, 131. 135 Paddack. Mark Robert 77. 163 Padgett. Anthony 44 Padgett, Dale 44 Parker, Donald 45 Parker, Kevin 112 Parker, Marsha 112 Parks. Annette 11,60.73. 74. 145. 149. 174 Parks. Edward -163 Parks, Joan M. 103. 151, 163. 170 Parks. Michael Paxton, Ashley 112, 163 Paxton. Charles A. 140, 163 Paxton. Rebecca 45 Payne, Valerie A. 77. 163. 168 Payne. Victor 60 Peebles. Debora J. 72. 78. 124. 125. 136. 139, 163 Peebles, Pam 11. 15. 24. 78, 136. 138 Pence, Joan 71, 74, 112 Pendleton. Roy J. 112 Perkins. Kevin 45 Perry. Michele L. 113, 150. 170 Perry, Vicki 45, 74, 170 Perry. Yvette R. 74. 124. 148. 163. 170 Peterman. Deanna 60. 71. 78. 139. 146. 152. 189 Peterman. Denise 113. 146 Peterman. Janice E. 124. 163 Pfeiffer, Larry W. 77, 113 Pfeiffer. Terry 45, 76 Pickering. Loyal 60 Pickett. Donald B. 72, 163 Pittman. Linda S. 24. 113. 136. 138. 151 Pittman, Michael 45 Pool. Alan Vance 11. 45. 73. 74. 102. 115. 145. 149 Potter, Jerry Lee 123. 134. 163 Potter. Lowell D. 113, 122 Poynter. Thomas 29, 45. 105. 106. 115. 116. 149, 150 Prather, Kevin 60, 77 Prather, Michelle 78. 124, 136. 139. 162. 164 Priest. Mark 123. 163 Priest. Tamara 71. 74, 113. 122. 131. 135. 136 Price. Thomas 74.78, 113. 118. 120. 121. 122. 128. 142 Price. James 60 Pritchett. Tony 60 Proctor. Stanley 60. 68. 71 Proctor, Suzanne 151. 163 Pruett, Lisa 71. 113, 133 Pruett, Peggy 5. 45. 67. 69. 78. 111, 120. 131 Pruett, John 60 Pruett, Terry 113 Quigg. Gary 7. 69, 77. 113. 132. 145. 149 Quimby. Diane 5, 20. 45. 51. 68. 74, 111. 144.150.167, 170 Radcliff, Randall 113 Radcliff. William 21. 45 Randolph, John 163 Raper, Lea Ann 151. 163 Rice. Jerry Richards. Greg 15, 60, 73. 74, 126 Richards. Sarah 71.74, 113. 155 Risner. Lisa 60, 72, 74, 136. 150 Risner. Lori 113, 150 Robertson. Denia 74, 1 13 Robertson. William Rodgers, Franklin Rogers, John Rogers, Kimberlee 72, 76. 1 13 Ross. Steve 46, 73. 170 Royer. David 148 Rush. Bruce 74, 113, 118, 122 Rush, Reva 67. 72 Ryker. Ryker. Ryker Rykerl Ryker Ryker, Charles 46 David 140 Jeff46, 106.107, 120. 121 Jon 113, 140 Marsha 78, 124. 139 Stephen L. Stump. Lisa 71, 164 Stump. Michael 47 Stwalley. Robert 77 Stwa1ley,Thomas61, 72.78, 144, 168 Suiter, Gordon 47 Suiter. Lori E. 114 Swank. Gary 61 Swank, Monique 123, 131. 164 Swank, Nattra 69, 149, 150 Sweek, Kenny 114, 172 Sweek. Mick 61. 128 Switzer, James B. 164 Taylor, Edith 47 Tejada, Carlos 20. 47, 71 Thacker. Roger 77. 1 14 Tharp. Cynthia 15. 16. 47. 74. vs. 142. 144. 146, 167 Thayer, Jeffrey Thomas. John Thompson, Carol A. 150, 164 Sanders. William A. 148 Sarver, Scott 46. 106, 142, 168 Sears, Charles 60. 126 1 Seipert, Curtis R. 113. 118. 122. 129. 147 Self. Jerri L. 74. 113 Shelton, Dougles E. 77. 164 Shelton. R. Duane 58, 77. 113. 129 Short, Julie A. 164 Shute. Gary D. 77. 132, 164 Shute. Linda 60. 146 Simmons. Ricky D. 13. 71. 83. 113, 115 149. 150 A Sledge. William A. 113 Q Thomas. Larry 48. 128 Thompson. David W. 114 Thompson. Elizabeth 151 Thompson, Jena Jo 78, 1.24. 139. 164 Thompson, Kathy 61. 150 Thompson. Keith 61 Tho6r2pson, Kimm E. 76. 124. 136, 139. l Thompson. Michael 72.74. 136. 146 Thompson Michele 25, 48. 61, 74. 78. 140. 156 Thompson, Phillip W. 48 Thompson, Rita 48. 69. 76. 157 Small, Eric 46. 146 Small. Erin K. 72, 113 Small. Linda 60. 71 Smiley, Brian 46. 71 Smiley, Steve 60. 67. 69. 77 Smith, Chad M. 77. 113 Smith. Smith. Deborah K. 71, 74. 7 Smith. Deborah L. 60. 147 Smith. Eddie W. 113 Smith, Smith. Smith, Eileen C. 148. 164 Kenny 46 Mark A. 60. 77 Smith, Roger 60 Smith. Tia 46. 74. 76 Snellenbarger. Dale W. 1 13 Snellenbarger. Jeffrey D. 113. 122 Snellenbarger, Rex L. 118. 134 Snyder, Susan 47 Southard, Danny P. 77. 164 David W.'46, 120, 128, 130. 157 5. 146. 149 Tipton, Deane S. 69. 114. 151 Tipton, Deborah 12, 13, 20. 21. 55. 71, 74. 147. 152, 168. 189 Tipton, Russell 80. 155, 164 Todd. Connie 20, 71, 114 Todd. Scott 61 Totheroh. Dawne 48, 74. 152 Totheroh. Mark 114. 122. 128. 166 Townsends. Doreen 48 Trinkle. Diana Trinkle. Kathy Tirnkle. Susan 48. 71, 78. 131 Trout. Leisa 123. 131 Trump, Vicky Turner. Brian 75. 123. 151 Turner. Jeff 16.61, 117. 120. 121. 158 Vail. Peggy 24, 75, 78. 114, 124, 136. 138 VanArsde1. Debbie 48, 74. 76, 124, 136 VanArsde1.Jeff 75, 118, 123. 127, 164 Vance. Mark 164 Rash, Denise 60. 71 Rash. Dennis 163 Ratcliff, Reamer. Lori 151, 163 Ed 45 Redden, Diane 46. 71, 105. 106. 116 Redden , Rhonds 113, 170 Redden, Roxana 46, 72, 157 Redmon, Garry 136 Redmon, Sarah 60, 74 Reed. Linda 46, 74. 168, 170 Reed, Mary Jo 68, 71, 124, 151. 163 Reed. Sally 74. 113, 184 Reeves. Penny 27. 55.60. 149 Rice. Daryl 163 Southard, Darla 60. 74. 76 Spaulding. Linda 47 Spear, Jacqueline L. 151 Spencer. Patricia 10, 23. 52. 53. 60, 74 Stadler, Pamela 47.71. 146 Stamps, Jerry 47, 77 Stames, Wayne 60 Stearsn, Beverly 61 Steelsmith, John 16 Steelsmith, Karen Jo 71, 75. 113 Steelsmith, Sharon L. 74. 113. 122, 131 Stephens. Cynthia L. 74. 113 Stephens. David A. 55, 123, 127. 164 Stegglgens, Richard 57. 75. 78, 81. 120. 130. 1 Stewart. Jerry 47, 68, 72, 78. 108, 140 Stewart. Kathleen 113. 168 Stockton, Gary D. 164 Stonebraker. Peggy 47, 71. 74. 168. 176 Stout, Donald B. 113. 132. 147. 170 Stout, Stephen D. Strickler, Judith 47 Stricklcr, William 61 Struck. Julia E. 108, 133, 136. 164 Stull. David 61 Stull. Joseph 61 Vaught. Glen 61 Venis. Brenda 48, 74, 76. 146, 147. 152 156, 157, 189 Venis. James 114, 140 Verhey. Jan M. 61 Virgin, Ann 61, 74, 135. 146, 152 Virgin. Joseph 67. 148, 164, 168 Viiigiii, lsmarya 48, 73, 76. 77, 135. Voliva, Daniel 123, 164 146. . 1 Wachenschwanz. David 48, 73, 74, 146 147. 148, 156 Wachenschwanz. Mark 61, 74. 145, 146 147, 149 Wagner, Tracey D. 164 Wa den. Krista G. 148. 164 Walden. Michelle 61 Walker. Catherine Walker. Sheri 61 Walls, Todd 48, 77 Waltz, Larry D. 114 Ward, Cynthai72, 103, 114, 133, 149 Ward. Eddie 61 Ward. Jerry 114 Ward, Theresa 25. 103, 123. 131. 151, Ward, Terry 49 64 1 66 Warren. Sally 10. 49. 71. 105. 106 Warren, Susan 71. 114 Watt. Mickal 49 Watt, Richard 114 Watts. Mona 49. 71. 169. 189 Watts, Timothy 132. 134. 146. 155. 164 Waye. Keith 114 Waye. Stephen 148. 164. 170 .. Webster. Dennis L. 74. 77. 114. 118, 122. 128 Webster. Roby 49. 77, 107. 116. 128. 157 Weir. Sally 164 Welcher. Kendall 10 Weliever. Stu 28, 60. 61. 72. 74. 78. 102. 114. 120, 147. 149. 150 Welliever. Yancy 114, 140 Welsh. Bill 114 Welshimer. Linda 49. 74 Wendall. Cynthia Wethington. Dianna 49 Wethington. ,Randy L. 1 I4 Wethington. William 114. 122 Whalen. Dianna 49 Whalen. Danita Whalen, William 49. 108. 120 White. Bruce 164 White, Michael 164 White. Robert Bird 49 White. Roxanne 69. 148. 164 Whiteman. Gary L. 164 Widmer. Aaron 114. 170 Wilbert. Glenn 114 Wilcox. Gerald 145. 164 Wilcox. Jacqueline 114, 151. 170 Wilde. Shella 1 14 Willhite. Donald E. 164 Whillhite. Robert 61 Willhite. Sherry L. 114. 146 Williams. Denise 49 Williams. Jim 49, 71. 105 Williams. Joni 50 Wills. James 164 Wilshire. Cheri 71. 135. 164 U Wilson, Craig 61. 67, 77, 78. 118. 168 Wilson. Linda 50. 74. 76 Wilson. Nancy 164 Wilson. Richard 164 Wilson. She11e7l. 74. 75. 122. 135. 144 Winger. Kevin 64 Winger. Tonya 151, 164 Wolverton. Eric 164 Wood. Kimberly 61. 74. 135. 147. 152. 170. 189 Woodall, William 19. 114. 122 Woodward. Jill 19. 69. 71, 74, 75. 114. 122 Woody. Kristen 19. 61. 74. 152. 170, 189 Wray. Greg 164 Wray, Lisa 21. 50, 69. 75, 78, 131. 136 168. 178 Wray. Meri 74, 108. 114. 124, 125, 142 Wright. Karla 61. 74 Wright. Melodie Wulf. John 120. 130 Wyatt. Marti Yates. Tina 105 Yates. Traci 114 York. Patti 114. 150 Young. Veth 170 Young, April 114 Young. Janet 67. 76, 78. 124. 136 Yount. Glenda 74. 146. 167. 170 Zachary. Carl 114. 140, 148 Zachary. Jamie 147. 155 Zachary. Jennifer 54. 102, 103, 147, 148 Zen tko. George 69. 72 Zentko. Kimberly 165 is an ajfricate, or eonsonantal dzpthong, nearhf like d and zh. These two elements blend into a composite sound in which both are .somewhat changed A A Q jab: an act of jabbing jabbeft to talk rapidly g chatter P 0 and Sw HW ea Q51 W 1 . . . J fx, f 4 jaCqL1GI'1GZ a peasants revolt 67 making Contact with the soft palate. ka b uki : stylish drama singing and dancin as 1 is the voiceless tongue-back velar stop, corresponding to its voiced correlative g and to the voiced tongue-backed nasal continuant ng. All three have the sound of the tongue popular with S ,s.s t, Q., i kaffeeklatschz an informal social gathering for coffee and talk . . . 1488112 pungent to the senses. kinetic: energizing and dynamic. IabOI'CI'Z one who helps by working OFFICE AIDS Jill Woodward Steve Smiley Andra Anderson Melissa Marlin Lisa Wray Sarah Dale Lorraine Miles Mary Ann McBee LIBRARY AIDS ROW l R. White. C. Michael ROW2 B. Davis. T. Miles. S Cox, D. Tipton, M McCabe ROW 3 G, Zentco. T. Guyne, G Qwgg GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS Peg Pruell Rita Thompson Laura McCoskey Shari Lidester 1'I1OL1pZ the general body of mankind, nations, schools, clubs, etc. French Club Row l: Linda Armstrong. Cathy Clements, Terri Dowell. Row 2: Linda Dulin. Kathy Grasch, Aaron Widmer. Brian Stout, Judy Cvarard. Kim Wood. Rhonda Redden, Alice Bible. Julie Crull, Jacqui Wilcox, Kathy Bonwell, Sherry Cooksey. Row 3: Michele Perry, Vance Pool. Joanne Dickman. Susan Fike, Cathy Dickman. Alisha Holt. Glenda Yount, Tony Castelluccio, Diane Quimby. Sarah Dale, Andra Anderson. Linda Reed, Barb Matricia. Kristen Woody, Mrs. Bilgutay. Row 4: Tom Cook. Robbie O'Dell, Kris Littell, Cathy Airey, Angie Malone, Christi Quimby. Mary McBee, Kathy Littell, Kelly Childress. Yvette Perry, Cindy McDaniel, Susan Easterling. German Club Row I: Mrs. Jackson. Beth Young. Ruth Clouser. Vicki Perry, Kristi Myers. Melissa Martin, Mariam Gable. Debbie Ellis, Sandy Fruits, Joan Parks, .lonine Husted, Cheryl Arnold. Row 2: Steve Waye, Phillip Brown, Ken Custer. Steve Armstrong, Steve Ross, Harry Britton, Rick Ehrhart. Brent Mewhinney. Mike Gibbs, Brian Ellis. Spanish Club X ' Row l: Al Enlow. Mona Watts. Connie Todd, Kim Myers. Row 2: Tammy Brooks. Durena Brandenburgh, Debbie Canine, Diane Redden. Sally Warren. Peggy Stonebraker. Miss Fox, Kathy Minnick. Row 3: Linda McCabe. Susie Trinkle. Kathy Knauer, Brad Nichols. Tom Stwalley. Patty Arouz. Sandy Beck. Michele Mellady, Pam Stadler, Joan Pence. Row 4: Kathi Lyon. Susan Craft, Matt Nunan. Deanna Peterman. Lisa McClain. Carleen Garr. Denise Rash. Linda Small, Natalie Lofland, Louanne Lofland, Mrs. Gumz. JoElla Olin. Row 5: Christine Fruits. Lisa Stump. Cheri Wilshire, Tim Foster, Karen Steelsmith. Garth Luse. Carletta Hocking. Debbie Tipton. Lisa Cripe. Melody Fields. Darlissa Arnold. Sharon Cox. Cathy Brooks. Row 6: Donna Dickson. Susie Warren. Sharon Steelsmith, Sara Richards, Jill Woodward, Tammy Priest. Rene Clements, Shelle Wilson, Connie Mcneil, Debbie Linker. Penni Brock. Deanna Dale. Lisa Pruett. Row 7: Becky Mcllrath. Robin Gephart. Mary Jo Reed. Melissa Maxwell, Elizabeth Thompson, Laurie McClain. Terry Hutchison. Tony Nichols. Gary Murphy. Cam Castellucio. Tom Binford. Laura McCoskey, Debbie Dixon. Stan Proctor. Debbie K. Smith. Row 8: Johanna Ogden. Sheryl Lingen, Tammy Foster, Jamie Anderson. Shelley Cassity. Donna Janssen. Rick Simmons. Carolyn Jeffers, Carlos Tejada, Bill McBride, Brian Smiley, Jim Williams, Tim Nannet. Not Pictured: Dina Ludlow. NMHS FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT. ..G.lHQlBSLH5TE5 atssnuimra. . Iklllf! 1, SEZ- T una mir FHTHLV estissri Art Club fan I 37 Row l: Lisa Coleman. Yvonne Custer. Roxie Redden. Cindy Cox. Don Pickett. Peggy McCloud. Lisa Risner. Michelle Thompson. Mike Newhouse. Row 2: Ms. McBride. Jeff Howard. Chris Holladay. Lisa Cope, George Zentco, Kevin Brawn, Becky Guard. Jeff Martin. Debbie Peebles. Mark Maxwell. Mr. Swagerle. Row 3: Lorraine Miles. Brenda Gerald. Christi Booher. Kim Rogers, Pat Bell. Peggy Garrard. Erin Small. Laura Chastain. Sobra Cunningham, Carol Fidler. Marsha Cunningham. Cindy Ward. Charger ewspaper Staff 2 Row l: Joe Milton. Suzy Alexander, Stu Weliever. John Moore. Keith Grasch. Row 2: .lerry Stuart. Tony Neal, Tom Stwalley. Luther Lofland. Sarah Dale, Kathy Binford, Ellen Funk. Row 3: Brian Abston, Greg Lough, Becky Guard, Reva Rush. Julie Dieterlen. Lisa Coleman. Drama Club Photography Club 47' Row l: Jeff Needham, Tony Castelluccio. Steve Ross. Brad D Wachenschwanz, Greg Richards. Not Pictured: Luther Lofland. emoret, Vance Pool, David Hawk. Row 2: Jeff lnce, David Sunshine Society l 1 I Row I: Mrs. Harlan, S. Beck, G. Yount, W. Ludlow, B. Guard, C. DeMumbrum, Miss Hoffman. Row 2' C. Booher, T. Light, C. McBride, R. Clements. C. Carle, P. Arauz. S. Bannon, S. Corey, S. Reed. Row 3: C. Crowe, T. Loveless, V. Perry, R. Clouser, L. Welshimer. C. Garr. T. Smith, C. Clawson, C. Fifer, D. Totheroh. Row 4: C. Harris. D. Quimby, K. Binford, A. Anderson, S. Dale, D. Dixon, C. Cox, S Morrison. K. Woody, L. Cope. D. Tipton. Row 5: P. Stonebraker, S. Wilson, C. Quimby, S. Steelsmith, T. Priest, J. Woodward, C. Jeffers, P. Brock, D, Linker, J. Pence, E. Perry. Row 6: L. Reed, S. Craft, A. Virgin. C. Mullen, K. Paddack, D. Howden, C. Stephens, S. Richards. J. Self, B. Gerald. M. Thompson M. Melady. Row 7: S. Bane, M. Wray, D. Kobel, L. Miles, K. Little, L. Howard, T. Harpest, M McAnulty, L. Risner, S. Redmon, K. Wright. Row 8: B, Venis, K. Wood. M. Hughes. J. Gerard, V Elmore, L. McClain, T. Morgan. B. Cox, D. Robertson, C. Tharp, L. Biddle. ational Honor Society Q Row l: D. Ellis, R. Thompson, L. Wilson, C. Clements, D. Buckles, N. Lofland. Row 2: C. Kane, G. Linton, A. Anderson, K. Grasch, M. Thompson, V. Pool. Row 3: L. Cripe, L. Lofland, P. Funk, D. Quimby, D. Totheroh, D. Wachenschwanz. Row 4: C. Harris, S. Hichols, D. Southard, J. Cohee, D. VanArsdel, A. Parks, L. Armstrong, P. Ham ton, M. Wachenschwanz, G. Richards, D. Smith. Row 5: Mr. Strong. M. Nunan, S. Weliever, M. Miller, S. Richards, T. Binford. C. Quimby, B. Branstetter, P. Spencer, P. Arauz, S. Beak. Row 6: S. Wilson, T. Priest, T. Price, A. Malone, S. Lidester, T. Dowell. Row 7: B. Mewhinney, D. Webster, B. Rush, M. McBee. S. Fike. Fellowship of Christian Athletes QP' if I 1 Row l: Ron Newhouse, Doug Harris. Jeff Chastain. Larry Branstetter. Greg Linton, Cindy Kane. Row 2: Tim Bushong. Brian Turner, Steve Klinker, Jeff VanArsdel. Michele Horney, Michele Hughes, Row 3: Dale McCormick. Shana Morrison. Becky Guard. Montrey Akers. Rhonda Barnett. Sue Myler. Deb Smith. Student Council I Row l: Terri Morgan. Shari Lidester. Deb VanArsdel, Lisa Wray, Kim Myers. Jill Woodward, Sharon Steelsmith. Row 2: Lorraine Miles, Cathy Clements. Teresa Ward, Laura McCoskey, Christi Quimby, Tammy Priest, Laura Biddle. Row 3: Rick Stephens, Sis Bane, Al Enlow. Tom Eden. Peg Bane, Mark Priest, Shelle Wilson, Susan Fike. Row 4: Jeff Chastain. Greg Linton, Kevin Drake, Tom Binford. Chris Coachran, Brent Mewhinney. Jeff Dixon. Brian Turner. Eric Moser. 75 0.E.A. Row l: S. Bannon. D. Buckles. S. McDonald. C. Cox. B. Venis, C. Moorehouse. Row 2: M. DePlanty, M. Virgin. L. Howard. S Jackson. C. Crowe. S. Gross. J. Young, S. Lidester. D. Southard. D. Evans. T. Harpest. Row 3: S. Corey. T. Pfeiffer. T. Smith. R Thompson. Future Homemaker? Association Row I: R. Thompson. B. Kiste, T. Holt, D. LaFollette. T. Guyne. L. Chastain, C. Clements, L. Armstrong. Row 2: Mrs Chastain K Rogers. K. Thompson. S. Hunt. B. Gerald. D. Brady. Row 3: M. DePIanty, H. Lutz. V. Linton. T. Fiddler. M. Hatke. VanArsliel. L. Wilson. D. Southard. Future FHTHIGTS of AHIGTJCH l Row l: M. Smith. V. Payne. K. Carrol. R. Webster. M. Virgin. R. Walls, J. Myers. D. McBee. B. Stwalley. Row 2: G. Lough. D. Anderson. K. Harris. C. Wilson. J. McBee, J. Florey. D. Webster, G. Jeffers. Row 3: D. Shelton, R. Stwalley. N. Karle. S. Odle. B. Paddack, V. Payne, D. Anderson, J. Lightle. Row 4: R. Thacker, K. Carpenter, M. Paddack. M. Hatke, D. Cowan. G. Shute, G. Myers. R. Tribbett. Row 5: D. Shelton. M. Dykes. C. Smith. G. Quigg, L. Pfeiffer. D. Southard, M. Himes. V. Buckles. R. Risner. Row 6: R. Larew. M. Vance fSponsorsJ. Industrial Arts Club , 9 D. Brown,'J. Stamps. C. Holladay. S. Smiley. Mr. Rhoads. R. Newhouse. R. Mason, K. Prather. Letterman? Club 1.15 'lf Row l: M. Nunan, B. Mewhinney, R. Stephens, A. Enlow. Row 2: T. Hill, S. Weliever. B. Cope. K. Grasch. M. Thompson. C. Wilson. T. Price. Row 3: Mr. Crowe. L. Branstetter. K. Grasch. R. Butler. S. McDowell. T. Stawlley, J. Stuart. ww Women's Varsity Club Row I: S. McDonald, J. Young. B. Matricia. M. Prather, J. Thompson, D. Evans. D. Bradshaw. R. Barnett, P. Vale. J. Horney, J. Struck. D. Smith. Row 2: C. Airey, M. McBee. L. Pittman. L. Wray. M. Miller, S. Gross. M. Horney. J. Cohee, S. Fike. S. Trinkle, E. Funk. Row 3: Miss O'Hare. D. Peebles, P. Peebles, C. Arnold. L. Brumett. R. Gaurd. A. Harshbarger. D. VanArsdel, K. Knauer, M. Akers. muddle: a confused H1655 af' Q- femininity muliebrityz E multi-dimensional: several dimensions Q.q..NN' marked by multiple- ChOiCEZ having several answers to choose from. nefarious: wicked or evil. nonconformist: a person who does not conform to an accepted pattern of thought or action. noctambulisrn the act of sleepwalking. -I 1105111 to eat a snack. a low-back-lax rounded vowel as in fow, roam, not. M ' off' ,mf ima- if 1 'L4W'Q4 ' i fi! obsess: to preoccupy intensely. occultation: being hidden from view. if ' o f- ws' . if observant: paying strict attention. OHS-StEp: dance using forward steps. WE LUVE YOU NEW YQRKV' l i QQ 1 l A ff During Spring Break, the Concert Choir tunder the direction of Denny Yountj and the Symphonic Band funder the direction of Gary Hillerj toured the East Coast, performing in Washington D.C., Philadelphia and New York City. While in New York City, many stu- dents were fortunate enough to see A Chorus Linen or The Wiz . Another highlight was the famed Radio City Music Hall's Rockettes. The seven days were exciting, educational and exhausting. Everyone returned completely worn out but had many exciting stories to share with their friends. peregrinate: to travel over p1'ECGptO1'I one who gives instructions 5 a teacher or tutor FACULTY I Pat Alward Margie Biddle Kathy Bilgutay Bev Branstetter Pat Bryant Ron Bryant Ken Brewer Pat Burke W e Yr Bus Drivers: J. Ames, S. Paddack, L. Lough. Marlene Chastain 5 Bus Drivers: M. Cohee. H. Harshman. M. Vail, J. Warren, D. Thompson. M. Patton, L. Keedy, M. Bymaster, D. Smith, C. Travis, D. Armstrong. Cooks: Row 1: A. Geiger, J. Reamer, R. Woodall, R. Williams, V. Estep, G. Macy, R. Neal. Row 2: S. Volova, N. Smith. , .3 J 4... has Mn.- ,QQ ....... gtg 48 , E NF it x ,iv ge N I: A i 'A ,, 7,1 Custodians: T. Childeres. V. Wethington, G. Wethington, J. Howard, B. Booher, C. Alexander. Bev Craft Roy Crumly Tom Crowe Ken Dickerson I Ellen Faust Charlie German Gretchen Grasch Ray Grasch 1 a '33 ? 1 Sheila Greenwell David Gregory Mary Gumz Sonie Harlan Debra Hatke Lou Hatke Diane Hoffman Gary Hiller e ,sf a' af I X X, E ff' 2 I v 1 :Xp is Gracie Jackson David Homey Diane Hoke Toni Kelsey Bob Keck Alan Kosinski Chuck Kriston Ron Larew Patti Lather jf if Ellen McBee Catherine McBride Patrick McDowell Mary Musselman an -y WV' Mable Mutterspaugh Pam Raines Bonnie 0'Hare Dale Pitzer Rick Payne i a a ia e. In Harold Rhodes Becky Richard Ray Seale Pat Seale - 1-nwn..gQQ3 B 1 Diane Sherfey Dave Shaw Carolyn Snyder Tom Speaker ., , T? - J ' . v Vina? :aku v lim Spencer Chuck Streetman Ed Stuffle Barry Strong :un a.. of . ,M ,. - ' I, Q 1 A-N ' , A,,,,,AA - ' .2 5-1 W .X ,,. wZ35 ,1 . 5 I+ .air 1 Q Steve Swagerle Dave Szymanski Dick VanArsdel Mel Vance ws 25,5 2 2 2 222222 52 :Q '222 522222222 99 The ball is a necessity! is is how it's done. So is good form. Any questions? aww 'wngw 1 fa 1 gm 'Y . THE SOUND CDP MUSIC pri-3CiOL1SZ highly esteemed or cherished, such as in memories. BX V3 i.',: v ' FRY 4 pre-Eminent! standing out above all g superior to others 7th Qnnual Baccalaureate - 0 Qlommenczment ol the .Darth iilnutgomerp laigb ichuol 19 78 get MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL Y 2 I 104 x 4 105 p1'OIT1! a formal high school dance given by the junior class. A 6'Seadream of the underworld began with hard work and toil but ended as a night of soft sound and colors. The class of '79 dedicated the prom on May 20, 1978 to our seniors. Favors of books and glasses filled with shells were given. The evening was highlighted as everyone danced to the sound of Thundermugs, a band from Indianapolis. As the night flowed on Lorraine Miles and Jeff Ryker were honored by being crowned Queen and King. The night proceeded on to the bowling alley for an after prom of excitement! ' ig T i', ' 6 A fs 1 Amt 'G sis' Q .51 Queen and her court: T. Minnick, K. Rogers. C. Cassity, D. Quimby, L. Miles, J. Ryker, D Redden, S. Sarver. Jr. Attendants: T. Morgan, P. Hampton. 106 I the frst letter as in qua, the 2nd letter as in aquarius. quadruple: having four quadrifid: divided into four parts participants quandary: state of perplexity or doubt 108 qualm: a sudden attack of illness nausea or weakness C2llldI1L1I1CZ one who seeks to know all. SCDPHCD CRES CLASS GF SO X if Alward, Patrick Alward, Randy Anderson, Deanna Anderson, Doug Armstrong, Steve Arnold, Darlisa Bair, Marla Barcus, Charles Barnett, Rhonda Bartlett, Kimberly Bell, Patricia Binford, Thomas Bodine, Christopher Bodine, Mark Bowman, Sabre Branstetter, Brent Britton, Harry Brock, Penni Brooks, Cathy Brooks, Tammy Brown, David Brown, Melanie Buckles, Patrick Burns, Patrick Carpenter, Michael Castellucio, Cameron Chastain, Laura Chenoweth, Brent Childress, Kelly Clawson, Linda Clements, Rene Clendening, Kelly Clore, Tracy Conkright, Dale Cook, Thomas Cookman, Chris Cooksey, Sherry Corbin, James Cox, Sharon Cunningham, Sobra Curtis, Rhonda Custer, Kenneth Dale, Deanna DeHahn, Candice Demumbrum, Kathle Dickman, JoAnne Douglas, Gary Dykes, Mark Easterling, Susan Edwards, Nanette Ehrie, Don Endicott, Andrew Endicott, Scot Enlow, Joe Ferling, Scott Fielder, Jeffery Fields, Sandie Fike, Susan Fletcher, Timothy Foster, Jamie Frazee, James Fruits, Christine Fruits, Jeffery Fruits, Randall Funk, Greg Gable, Miriam Geniesse, Robrert Gentry, Phillip Gillock, Richard Gleason, Charles CII .Qua- A Goldsby, Kevin Grabman, Christopher Green, Melanie Guard, Robin Hankins, Linda Harris, Charles Harshbarger, Deidra Hayes, Anita Hedrick, Diana Herron, Gary Hodges, Janet Holman, Gregory Holt, John Horney, Michelle Howden, Debra Hudson, Robert Hunter, Shawna Hutchison, Kim Hutchison, Robert Hutchison, Terry Ingalsbe, Lory Irvin, Lawrence Jackson, Melanie Jeffers, Carolyn Johnson, Mark Jones, Jennifer Jones, Larry Keeling, Steven Kelley, Michael Kelp, David Kelp, Donald Klepzig, Anna Kobel, Dawn Koekenberg, Francis LaFollette, Debra Larew, Scott Lawton, Donnie Lewellen, Kathy Light, Terri Linginfelter, Michael Linker, Deborah Lutz, Hiedi Lyon, David Lyon, Kathi Marquess, William Martin, Michelle Masterson, Randall Mathews, Kenton SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Tom Binford, President Meri Wray, Vice President Dawn Kobel, Secretary Maxwell, David Maxwell, Mark Maxwell, Richard McBee, Angela McBee, Mary McBride, Carol McCauley, Jeffrey McCloud, Peggy McCoskey, Laura McDaniel, Cynthia McDaniel, Scott McNeil, Connie Mewhinney, Brent Michael, Carla Miller, Steven Minnick, Kathryn Mitchell, Malcolm Moore, James Morgan, Brad Morgan, J aye Morgan, Mark Murphy, Gary Myers, Mike Myler, Susan Neal, Barbara Newlin, Harold Newlin, Ricky Nichols, Anthony Norris, Dana O'Dell, Robbie Odle, Scott Olin, Jo Parker, Kevin Paxton, Ashley Pence. J oan Pendleton, Roy I Perry, Michele Peterman, Denise Pfeiffer, Larry Pittman, Linda Potter, Dean Price, Thomas Priest, Tamara Pruett, Lisa Pruett, Terry Quigg, Gary Quimby, Christi Radcliff, Randell Redden, Rhonda Reed, Sally Richards, Sarah Risner, Lori Robertson, Denia Rodgers, Kimberlee Rush, Bruce Ryker, Jon Seipert, Curtis Self, Jerri Shelton, Duane Simmons, Rick Sledge, William Small, Erin Smith, Chad Smith, Eddie Snellenbarger, Dale Snellenbarger, Jeffrey Snellenbarger, Rex Steelsmith, Karen Steelsmith, Sharon Stephens, Cynthia Stewart, Kathleen Stout, Donald Becky Richards Ed Stuffle Catherine McBride Sheila Greenwell Mary Gumz Dick VanArsdel Barry Strong Chuck Streetman Gracie Jackson Beverly Craft I I A l l Q.: l 5 I i Ni y Suitor, Lori Sweek, Kenneth Thacker, Roger Thompson, David Tipton, Deanne Todd, Connie Totheroh, Mark Vail, Peggy Venis, James Waltz, Larry Ward, Cynthia Ward, Jerry Warren, Susan Watt, Richard Waye, Keith Webster, Dennis Welliever, Yancie Welsh, William Wethington, Randy Wethington, William Widmer, Aaron Wilbert, Glenn Wilcox, Jacqueline Wilde, Shella Willhite, Sherry Wilson, Shellede Woodall, William Woodward, Jill Wray, Meredith Yates, Tracy York, Patty Young, April Zachary, Carl NOT PICTURED Randy Lindahl Julie McCloud Cindy Wendall 'A spells a variety of sounclsg the audible sound consists both of voice and tongue-point vibrations. rabble! a tumultuous erowdp to mob rabid! going to extreme lengths in giving an opinion. 1 ftfP1f-Qld M MM M M M We H ivii .mgtn S racket: social whirl list or excitement raft: the scum or dregs of society V' Lil 115 I'E1ki5hZ not conventionalp jaunty and sporty Tap! to strike with a quick, smart blow rapture! spiritual or emotional ecstasy the nineteenth letter of the alphabet. It comes through the Latin from the Greek which borrowed the character from the Phoenician. SPORTS S P v 0 FMU G bit R so T ff 5 .34 SPORTS S P 0 R T S SP RTS VARSITY BASEBALL E Row l: Steve Campbell, Steve McBee, Brent Mewhinney. Matt Nunan, Craig Wilson, Tom Binford. Phil Hampton. Row 2: Jimmy Frazee, John Lester. Don Kelp, Jeff VanArsdel. Rex Snellenbarger, Bruce Rush, Tony Castellucio, Keith Grasch. Row 3: Mr. Crowe. Kurt Seipert. Denny Webster, Scott Fultz, Tom Price. Ken Grasch, Mr. Burke. -f . 1 4 we 1 'HK ,f ' ,N , ' R J qf' if jr we K J X rif f 7, 1357- X it Joy . 5 if . ligljly f' ffl 5 A fe 53? ' yfM 7ff' 'S-X-,CQQ2 The Varsity Baseball team ended the season with a 6-I5 record. The team was quite young, consisting of only two seniors and utilizing many underclassmen. The B-team had an even record of 4-4 for the season. The Freshmen were plagued with rain outs and ended the season with an 0-2 record. 118 I U IOR VARSITY B-BALL Row 1: Brad Kantz. Scott Voliva, Mark Priest, Brent Mewhinney. Row 2: Scott Campbell, John Lester, Greg Wray, Dave Kelp, Don Kelp. Tom Binford. Keith Grasch. Row 3: Cam Castellucio, Brent Branstetter. Dave Hoffa. Curt Seipert, Jeff VanArsdel, Brent Chenowtih, Mr. Burke. FROSH B-BALL um.-'ifawff K mlm E 5 71044 Row l: Steve Klinker, Gene Myers, Scott Voliva, Tim Watts. Row 2: Scott Campbell. Jay Broughton, Brad Kantz, Mark Priest, Keith Grasch. Row 3: John Lester, Jeff VanArsdel, David Hoffa, John Dieterlan, Greg Wray, Mr, Burke. l5iE.55WiiE?xI .hx M K' 4 W, ia.. Row l: Terri Morgan, Shari Lidester. Sis Bane. Peg Pruett. Joy Cohee. Row 2: Al Enlow. John Wulf. Keith G-rasch. Row 3: Coach VanArsdel, Joe Enlow, Stu Weliever, Jeff Dixon. Dan Hinds. Jeff Ryker, Bill Jones. Coach Kriston, Jeff Turner, Kerry Crum, Bill Whalen, Dave Smith. Bill McBride, Rich Stephans, Coach Speaker. VARSITY BASKETBALL 21 l 4 iw 43, Z 2, jf' E6 553 S Q ff! S . ' we 5 5 120 NMMovin, On l The Charger Varsity recorded 9 wins and 11 losses to close the 1977-78 sea- son. However, the highlight of the sea- son came when the North Montgonieijv Chargers took the Holiday Tournev Championship by winning, 67-61 over Monrovia and 81-66 over Zionsville. ew, ,gn P Q TSX If '-. 1. Vrk, A Q X zen-w f t if 1- ' . ,,,k ,K ,I V , , K I , ,W iw 4, f 'r ' I Z ws 71 V xxxg- gx. Row l: Jill Woodward. Sharon Steelsmith. Shelle Wilson. Tammy Priest. Christi Quimby. Row 2: Brent Mewhinney, Dean Potter Tom Binford. Mary Totheroh. Doug Harris, Brent Branstetter. Denny Webster, Curt Seipert. Bill Woodall. Billy Marquess. Tom Price Bruce Rush. Bill Wethington. Jeff Snellenbarger. Coach Speaker. 122 I. V. Basketball The Jr. Varsigf basketball team ended the 1978 season with a successful l4-4 record The Charger J. V also earned the Holiday Tourney Championship winning 57-49 over Danville and 74-63 over Clin- ton Central. However, another rewarding victory of the season came when the North Montgomery J. V. beat C 'v1'lle, 58-48- RIDE ON .' .' Q, E .gy . .4 1 ' ,X -dZ BSP gamma Row l: Teresa Ward. Debbie Brooks. Leisa Trout. Connie Cox, Monique Swank. Row 2: Jerry Potter, Scott Voliva, Mark Priest, Barry Hepbum, Denny Bonebrake. Steve Klinker. Jay Broughton. Row 3: David Stephans, Chris Coahran, Tony Risner. Jon Dieterlen, Brian Tumer, Coach VanArsdel, David Hamm, Eric Moser, David Hoffa, Jeff VanArsdel. Prosh Basketball ' The Class of '81 began this year to form the Freshman Basketball Team. The Char- ger A-Team ended their season with a 7-8 record and the B-Team finished with a 6-4 t I I record. X The Freshman Tourney was not to their if advantage however, losing the Champion- If ship game to Lafayette Jeff If il l flftx 0 f Xl 1' it ,' html! xy ' tilt ill . XID ,ffifp A gn... C! I Row l: Diane Bradshaw. Beth Matricia. Yvette Perry, Mary Jo Reed, Kimm Thompson. Robin Gephart, Tracey Harwood. Denise Carpenter. Row 2: Deb VanArsdel, Michelle Prather, Jill Harshbarger, Peg Vail, Jena Thompson. Deb Peebles, Jodi Hollinger, Cheryl Arnold, Christine Fruits, Robin Guard, Marsha Ryker. Janice Peterman. Sandy Beck. Row 3: Coach Stephans. Coach O'Hare. Sharon McDonald. Barb M't l' d M'll ' ' ' ' ' a ricia e in a 1 er, Susan Fike. Andra Harshbarger. Lisa Brummett. Pam Peebles, Meri Wray, Sis Bane. Janet Young. Karen McLean. All-Star For the first year North Mont- gomery is proud to be recognized by the athletic talent of Senior Andra Harshbarger. She has displayed her abiligf as a guide to other team mem- bers and will always be remembered by the Girl 's Basketball Club. .... GIRLS BASKETBALL The 1977-78 Lady Charger Basketball Team had many triumphs along with many weather cancelled games and prac- tices. This I3-3 season however, will long be remembered as the year that Andra Harshbarger made the A ll-S tar team. The year was also highlighted by a combined Holiday Tourney of which North Montgomery's Girl's and Boyls were both Champions. The Chargers upset Southmont by one point in the open- ing round of Sectional action, 53-52. In the second game of Sectional play, North Montgomery downed Lebanon, 59-35. Finalbf, in a heart-throbbing Champion- ship game, the comefrom-behind Char- gers fell shortbf losing a tough fought bat- tle to Western Boone, 58-60. 7 F E E Row I Mike Hayes Stu Weliever, Greg Richards, Randy Harshbarger. Row 2: Rich Maxwell, Charlie Sears. Doug Anderson Dale Harmon, Coach Hatke. The Charger Cross Country team ended the 1977-78 season successfully with a 12-3 record. The N.M. runners highlighted the year however, by placing 6th in the Sectional-the best-ever ranking for the Chargers. Another record set for the Charger runners was the advancement of Mike Hayes to the Regional-the first runner from North Montgomery to ever mn past the Sectional. Freshman Football Row l: Ronnie Newhouse. David Hawk, Chris Birdsong, Eric Moser, Jack Luke, Jeff VanArsdel, David Stephens, Brian Holt. Scott Voliva. Row 2: John Rodgers, Bob Hepburn. Dave Royer. Dale McCormick, Gary Redman, Steve Ryker, Greg Wray. Scott Craft. Denny Bonebrakek Row 3: David Hoffa, Tony Risner. Chris Coahran, Brian Turner, Coach Grasch. Eric Wolverton, Tim Bushong, Gene Myers. Steve Klin er. The CHARGER fresh- man opened up their season with Brownsburg in which they were defeated, yet by the end of their season, they had become a very victori- ous team. Eric Moser broke 7 individual records this year including the most total points which was 185. The CHARGER frosh fin- ished up their season with a 5-2 record. kg I ew if 1 M an C Q., ll :Lv 355 127 ki E VA RSITY FOOTBA LL Row 1: Phil Hampton, Erie Husteaf Kevin C rum, David Smith, Mick Sweek, Craig Wilson, Brad Herron. Row 2: Greg Linton, Mark Toiheroh, Joe Enlow, Shawn McDowell, Tom Price. Row 3: Ken Grasch, Tony Johnson, Tracy Coa'er. Row 4: Charlie German, Chuck Streetman, Rick Jackson, Dean McBee, Coach Pat McDowell, Larrjv Thomas, Denny Webster. Rob McCloud Greg Hole, Steve McBee. Row 5: Mike Thompson, Bob C ope. Craig Alexander, Roby Webster. F OO TBA LL The CHA R GE RS demonstrated teamwork and good sportsmanship through a tough season this year. Through the uprising problems, North Montgomery fans continued to cheer our boys through a 3-7 season. We hosted Lebanon for Homecoming and were victorious despite the weather with a scoreo 7-0. 128 Y X1 W i J V F 00 TBA LL Row 1: Rob Hudson, Gary Douglass, Mike Lingenfeller, Tom Binforal Scott Odle, Greg Holeman, Row 2: Bruce Rush, Curl Jackson, Steve McBee, Scot! Ferling, Jeff McCauley, Ken C usrer. Row 3: Coach Dick Walke, Duane Shelton, S1eveArmslr0ng, C url Sezperl, Doug Harris, Terry Hulchison. Q Q- if 129 GOLF TEAM Row I: Dan Barnhart, Greg Kane, Phil Gentry, Rick Stephens, Alan Q Fenters. Row 2: Mike Dale, Rick Erhart, David Smith, Coach Covey, 5' John Wolf, David Hawk. k 4 . The CHARGER golf team had a fantastic sea x 'B - 5 N son with a record 16 4' Our il hnksman John Wulf led the Chargers throughout their success. At the sectional our CHARGERS came up second to the defending state champs: Lafayette Jeff, and set a school record at the same time. O F! aww , i ,,.,- ' f 4- '? gre:-.fs isn- BEGINNERS: Sharon Steelsmith, Tammy Priest, Laurie McClain. Foster, Connie Cox, Teresa Ward. Monique Swank. Leisa Trout. Teresa Miles. Tammie Gymnastics Row I: Susie Trinkle, Lisa Wray. Kathy Knauer. Row 2: Carol Mullen, Kim Paddock, Peg Pruett. Over half of the gymnastics meets this year, as many other sporting events, were cancelled because of the unpredictable weather. However, the gymnas- tics teams, Beginning and Optional levels, had a successful season. The Beginning level recorded 4 wins and only l loss, while the Optional level scored 2 meets to their advantage and 2 against for an even record. X f Row l: Coach Syzmanski, Brian Paddack, Ed Cowan. Jamie lnce, Gary Shute, Scott Craft, Mark Campbell, Brian Stout, Tim Watts. John Lester, Coach Kosinski. Row 2: Jeff Ince, Dan Barnhart. Gary Quigg, Ken Grasch. Jim Gilliken. Larry Branstetter. Kelly Clendenning. Scott Odle. This year the swim team had a lot of tough competition. The Chargers were defeated by Noblesville, but came back to beat them in the sec- tional and ended the season with a record of 3-9. iw 41 ,Ve gglfilif J I gi , . 0 v XX. gl G V j lf' Q X ,Wg V ,W-.,.-4 Row I: Carol Mullen, Ellen Funk, Michelle Hughes, Michelle Horney, Sabine Kukenbacher, Mary Bell, Becky Mcllrath. Coach Szymanski. Row 2: Julie Struck, Cathy Airey, Montery Akers, Coach O'Hare, Sally Gross. Kathy Littell, Cindy Ward, Paula Conner, Lisa Pruett. . , With only 4 Seniors, the Charger GIF! S girl,s swim team suffered 10 losses S , . and4wins, howevlfr, somelfndividual Records were bro en: Cat y Airey in Wlninqlng the 100 Butterfly 8: 200 Individual Medley, and Julie Struck in the 100 Breaststroke. In the Sagamore Conference, the lady tankers placed 4th and in the Sectional, Julie Struck took lst in the Breaststroke. At the State Meet, the Freshman won her heat, adding to QD N the traditional North Montgomery ,.. , W' Pride. RJ .fxfg JN,,,,g, Varsity Tennis lst Row: B. Mewhinney, D. Kelp, J. Snellenbarger, D. Potter. 2nd Row: D. Barnhart. B. Willhite, R. Butler, C. Cassity, A. Enlow. A. Kosinski. Coach. l The CHARGER tennis team 5 had a surprising record of 1-12. The team coach Mr. Kosinski was young and is in hopes of having a stronger team in the future. JV Tennis lst Row: J. Potter, B. Hepburn. T. Watts, J. D. Corey, J. Cook. 2nd Row: D. Kelp, A. Woodmir, R. Snellenbarger. B. Branstetter, B. Chenoweth, R. Fruits, A. Kosinski, Coach. D t 1 .mr f i we 1. At ' 'w-Q-,Wx .,.. Q W- W 3 gl ' yi r 'N 'I t - X i ' IAL A .. ld. Il I 7 s 5 l Varsity Tennis Row l: Shelly Cassity, Kim Wood, Susan Easterling, Glends Yount, Tammy Priest, Shelly Wilson, Mary Virgin, Cindy Crowe, Ann Virgin, Kim Paddack, Sherri Wilshire. Row 2: Cindy Harris, Susan Fike, Cathy Airey, Montrey Akers, Cathy Harris, Ribon Gaurd, Sandy Beck, Denise Evans, Cathy Carie, Carol Jeffers, Carol McBride. Coach Richards. The CHARGER varsity tennis team rounded up their season with a record of 4-5 and the JV fin- ished with a record of 3-4. Our girls placed second at the Sagamore Conference Meet. Denise Evans won 33 singles championship and was also named All-Conference. - 'I' W 'A . - - ' - ' fi -'i- f gag , , Wa V, 3 ,, 1 ,.,.Wy,,,Z . A K .away r,,.p,y g , K a. A . . .Mist ..-114,-fwwav.m:s-we ' f ., MAL,-,, 0 i' 1. . . , - , .- . ,,- W ,. . . ,mga , .W . ,- -1., , .P tggmc-W , .... ...ls -. 4 X ' ., , , ,. .,.,, ,.,, , i'ee' t GIRLS TRACK Q Row l: Kathy Grasch. Lisa Wray. Andra Harshbarger. Lisa Brummett. Deb VanArsdel. Michele Thompson Row 2 Katrina Macy. Michelle Prather, Janet Young. Mary McBee. Sharon McDonald. Kimm Thompson Julie Struck Donna Janssen, Angie Malone. Row 3: Sis Bane. Peg Vail. Diane Bradshaw, Jill Harshbarger Linda Pittman Lisa Ris ner. Rhonda Barnett. Tammy Beanblossom. Kathy Littell, Kathy Knauer. Diane Burton. Row 4 Coach Sherfey Angie Mel?-ee, Robin Guard. Pam Peebles. Peggy Garrard. Deb Peebles, Kris McDonald, Joellen Horney Robin Gephart Coach Stuffle. 4f,Hlll f ' -unR Two of the four senior Co-Captains, Andra Harsh- barger KLJ and Lisa Brum- mett QRJ, display the type of efforts they used in leading the Lady Chargers to a 9 win 1 loss regular season and championships in the County, Sagamore Confer- ence and Sectional Meets. Both girls qualified for the State Meet, Andra placing second and third in the mile and 880 yard runs respec- tively. the best double per- formance by a distance thinlie in the history of the meet. and Lisa placing twelfth in the shot put aid- ing the team to a seventh place finish, their highest ranking ever. -T, . BUYS TRACK Boys Track Team Row l: Dan Hinds. Jeff Tumer. Row 2: Kevin Parker. Stu Weliever, Joe Enlow. Jeff McCauley, Kerry Crum, Bob Cope, Mark Totheroh. Eric Moser, Mark Maxwell. Row 3: Coach Hatke. Ken Custer. Greg Richards. Tom Stwalley, Mike Hayes, Kim Jurell, Al Enlow, Jamie Ince. Ronnie Newhouse. Denny Bonebrake. Coach German. Row 4: Randy Harshbarger. Chris Coahran, David Royer. David Ryker. Kevin Holt, Brian Turner. Our CHARGER track team mem- bers put all their efforts together and worked towards a seasonal record of 9- 4. This is a very fine achievement and we are very proud of them. of L uf Q! if X T - , .X Q SQ ! tsQ an 232 Coach Bryant, S.IMcDonald, P. Vail, B. Matricia, S. Fike. T. Light, A. Harshbarger, L. Brummett. P. Peebles, M. Miller, C. McBride. L. Pittman. D. Evans, Coach R. Bryant. Volleyball The Girl's Volleyball team had a fantastic year, winning the lst Volleyball Confer- ence Tourney and also capturing the County Sectional for the third consecutive year. The Varsity girls ended the season with a 19-5 record and the Jr. Varsity wrapped up the season with a ll-3 record. The Chargers were also proud to be the lst North Montgomery team to win a Regional. The team represented itself well at the State Finals, carrying on the traditional pride of North Montgomery. M. Ryker, D. Peterman, K. Thompson. M. Prather. J. Harshbarger, D. Brooks, J. Thompson. T. Priest. Row 2: R. Bryant. H wood, J. Hollinger. P. Peebles, R. Guard. T L2 33 C-IRL'S GLLEYBALL 'BA Varsitylwrestling Row l: ancie Weliever. Ashley Paxton .lon Rvker Tim Foster Gary Douglas Jeff Chastain Row2 K ll Kl d ' . , . . . . : e y en emng, D. J. Carpenter. Mike Thompson. Ronnie Newhouse. Kevin Crum. Gary Mur h .Jerr St .C h p y y ewart oac Gregory. Our CHARGER wrestlers worked hard to make their sea- son very promising. Through sincere dedication and their fine coaching our CHARGERS finished up their season with a record of 6-7. JV Wrestling Row l: Jim Switzer. Allen Paxton. David Anderson. David Mason. Brad Eden. David Ryker. Mike Lingenfelter. Malcolm Mitchell. Carl Za h f. K C ' ' ' ' c ary en uster. Scott Ferling, Vince Buckles. Jim Venis. Scott Herron. Coach Gregory. I 2 xena- E h h X nm..A, W, , m,Z,VV 1 A W., if rf-2,23 'Wg ,K 'k zj'-, ,155 . ' ' 2 Q ' Q , ,,,,, ,f fi ,. bhy, 2 1 . ,gl:,,f ,mhi , - .SV v nw , fi I .N ww, N.f-13 J , , , 3 , k f ,. 3 5 , M 'w1,'j,g, . , . K4 A yy gy fpfg ff . f- ' f , Az- 2 - , F I ,,, f ' -'kd .2 i,i iVvA , Y,,, 5..,a-f V ,- ' W' My ff ' 4- ff- ,Ne . A A ' .tw - V 4 A Q. my 1-Af: The Char er Pep Block tried sometiing new this yearfA girl's football game! The Orange team was defeated by the Blue team 13-8. The game was a great success and enjoyed by all. 'Q Powder Puff FUQTBALL Sd' sable: a weasellilce mammal silly: showing lack of good sense SlII1pEI'Z to smile in a silly manner 4 Sefapllt a celestial being or angel. simple-minded: mentally defected Spree! an outburst of an activity. Despite two blizzards, an extremely long coal strike, and a March ice storm, the Sun- shine Key Club dance finally got underway on April 22nd, It was reversed from a Christmas dance to a Spring Turnabout and required plenty of patience from all of those involved. COURT Tom Stwalley, Sandy Beck, Doug Anderson, Shelle Wilson, Rick Butler, Wynona Ludlow, Diane Quimby. Steve DePlanty, Cathy Carie and Jeff Chastain. Y 7? iN 144 sprightly: lively and vivacious. stamina: staying power, stare: to look fixedly often with wide-open eyes. endurance. support: to hold up. Synergy: combined action or operation. SyI1'EhGSiSZ to bring together and help t SYMPHQNIC BA CHARGER DQLLS Sz STAGE BAND DRUM MAIQRS NK MARK WACHENSCHW CADET THE ACCENTS THE CCDNCERT CHGIR lylni! THE CI-ICDRALAIRESU 1:1 MBASSA 73623-5 Nu ? CHARGERETTES 1 N w 1 , 5 WF H X 1 ' v : 49.3 2 ,S K 5 il i j ll ' Vg J J TWIRLERS 152 nxx'v2'm1xX'S. x'N2 W '- xxx, f Q 5. the twentieth letter of the English ahnhabet. In modern English T usualbf represents the voiceless alveolar stop. F ei g XX Xxix'-NNXN. 3 toggle: a device for holding or securing. the twentyfrst letter of the English ahrhabet. It is the cursive form of the letter v. unique: very rare or uncommon. Also known as ute. unity! harmony and unification g being united into one Business Industrial ff Arts , it body. ' Xi CL 5 K, 1 iff f X 5 W ' xi i wx E f Xi Aff Qx Aff as Q. X 4-5,2 gud W 07 GLU, Activities oe 1 K xiylx 45' XS' if Journ ahsrn English as in vain, vivid, ever, live, eta' is the voiced lip-teeth fricative consonant corre- sponding Zo voicelessf variant: one of two or more persons exhibiting unusual differences from the norm. vegetarian: one who believes in vegetarianism. vigorous: full of mental strength or active i it litvgg force. My ,fi frm if W.w'5'rr, ff f f f it W fi ,152 www ? ' 11 f f 9' F41 Y vw :bt V' ,al fn H fv, of I w wg M if, ,ty ., Me,-,rv-:f1 .,,i-iw f V i ' 2 - . .,,... , , , .,,,. if Vifilei having the nature or VlSiO1'la1'y: existing qualities ofa man. only in the imagination .4 VOCa'flOI1dlZ relating to or being in training in a skill or trade to be pursued as a career. Awards Day Mr. Crosier congratulates Greg Linton, salutatorian. V Mike Thompson receives the first Emerson Mutterspaugh Athletic Scholarship. The Drama Club presents the school l li- L ,- 'A 7 i I with a portrait of former teacher Dale Pitzer. Debbie Ellis K, 1 V 1 ' , W receives the valedictorian award. e f . l i, 4 - Scholastic 5 Top Ten Debbie Ellis Greg Linton Linda Armstrong Tony Castelluccio Ken Grasch David Wachenschwanz Brenda Venis Rick Butler Sarah Dale David Buckles 156 Departmental Awards af 4 A P i it Art: Roxie Redden, Science: Linda Armstrong. Busi- ness: Brenda Venis, English: Greg Linton, Foreign Lan- guage: Cathy Clements, Home Economics: Rita Thompson, Music: Debbie Ellis, Industrial Arts: David Smith, Agriculture: Roby Webster. My f'-I ' 7: . 5 sl Q mv' 4. I 'S X 157 is a combined lip and tongue sound' the lips being rounded and zhe tongue back raised as for oo or oo. I I is classed as a semi vowel. Wade! to set to work with determination whoopee: to have a gay or hilarious time Weir: a dam in a river to stop water L Wheelit a few or a group immedialebf follows an accented vowel, or is followed by a consonant sound' is classed as a semivowel. CLASS OP Sl Adams, Susan K. Alexander, Patrick M. Alfrey, Tommy D. Anderson, David Anderson, Jamie A. Anderson, Julia Arnold, Cheryl A. Arthur, Dawn Bane, Peggy A. Barker, Barb Beanblossom, Tammy Bell, Mary M. Bell, Ricky Bishop, Greg Bishop, Jonathon P. Bishop, Mary L. Bishop, Stephen W. Blacker, Gary L. Blyton, Barry D. Bonebrake, Dennis L. Bott, William Boyd, Susan J. Brandenburg, Keith D Braun, Kevin A. Brooks, Debra L. Broughton, Jay E. Brown, Mark A. Brown, Phillip L. Brown, Ronald D. Brummage. D. Scott Bryan, David B. Buckles, Vincent M. Burgess, Brian R. Bushong, Monica R. Bushong, Timothy W. Byers, Carla J. Cain, Michael L. Campbell, David S. Campbell, Mark E. Carey, Brenda I. Carpenter, Kevin L. Cassity, Shelly S. Chamness, Robert R. Clements, Michele A. Clements. William H. Coahran, Christopher Conner, Paula S. Cook, Joseph J. Cooper, Mark A. Corey, Jeffery D. Corwin, Rosalind F. Cotton, Joseph D. Cowan, Donald E. Cox, Connie L. Cox, James T. Craft, Scott A. Cummings, Todd W. Cunningham, Marcia L. Dagley, Gordon P. Dale. Michael K. Davis, Ronald C. Dickson, Donna L. Dieterlen, Jon G. Dinius, Deanna L. Dixon. Christopher D. Dowell, Carl Dulin, Linda D. Eden, Thomas Ellingwood, Richard Ellis, Brian E. Estep, Steven L. Farley, Trent A. Fidler, Carol L. Fields, Gayle D. Foster, Tamara K. Fox, J. R. Fruits, Sandra M. Fultz, Berne D. Garrard, Peggy Gephart, Robin Gerald, Betty Grasch, Kathryn G. Gray, Janet L. Haas, Robin G. . s A ' ' ......sl . .Q Hamm, David A. Hampton, Bambi Harmon, Dale Harwood, Tracey Hatke, Michael Hawk, David L. Hayes, Richard D. Hepburn, Barry Hepburn, Robert N Himes, Mark Hocking, Carletta Hoffa, David J. Holladay, Clint Hollinger, Jodie Holt, Brian Holt, Lisha M. Horner, Martin Horney, J oellen Howard, Jeffrey L. Hunt, Stacey J. Hurt, Kimberlie Husted, Jonine E. Ince, James F. Janssen, Donna E. Jones, Deborah Jones, Mark Kantz, Brad Karle, Neil Kendall, Judith Keeling, Steve Kiger, John A. Kiger, John D. Kiste, Curtis Klinker, Stephen Kunkle, Scott A. Lamb, Terry W. Lawton, Linda Leonard, Paula Lester, John Lewellen, Mary Light, Timothy Lightle, Jeffrey Lingen, Sheryl Little, Kathleen Livingston, Karen Logsdon, Teresa Lohorn, Robert S. Ludlow, Dina D. Luke, Jack Luse, Garth Lyon, Kenneth Lyon, Marsha Macy, Katrina S. Mason, David D. Mason, Karen R. Masterson, Connie Matricia, Beth Maxwell, Sharon L. McCabe, Linda A. McCance, David A. McClain, Laura L. McCormick, Dale W McDonald, Kristine Mcllrath, Becky Michael, Raymond D Miles, Teresa L. Miller, Martha Moore, Debra Morgan, Tammy L. Moser, Roger E. Mullen, Daniel Murphy, Curt Myers, Gene Myers, Mike Neal, James Newhouse, Michael Newhouse, Ronald CLASS OFFICERS Michelle Prather Steve Klinker David Hamm Kylix ak FRESH MAN SPONSORS Ray Grasch Lou Hatke Steve Swagerle Tom Crowe Diana Hoke Pat Bryant Charles German Kathy Bilgutay Newlin, Dennis Newton, Margie Northcutt, Marsha Ogden, J ohnna Paddock, Brian Paddock, Mark Parks, Edward Parks, Joan Payne, Valerie Paxton, Charles Peebles, Debora Perry, Yvette Peterman, Janice Pickett, Donald B. Potter, Jerry Prather, Michelle Priest, Mark Proctor, Suzanne Randolph, John Raper, Lea A. Rash, Dennis R. Ratcliff, Lori Redmon, Garry L. Reed, Mary J 0 Rice, Daryl W. Risner, Anthony Rogers, Franklin Rogers, John Royer, David Ryker, David E. Ryker, Marsha Ryker, Stephen Sanders, William Shelton, Douglas Short, Julie A. Shute, Gary Smith, Eileen C. Southard, Danny P. Spear, Jacqueline Stephens, David Stockton, Gary Struck, Julia Stump, Melissa Stwalley, Russell Swank, Monique Switzer, James Thompson, Carol A. Thompson, Elizabeth A. Thompson, Jean J. Thompson, Kimm E. Tipton, Russell Trinkle, Nancy K. Trout, Leisa Trump, Vicky Turner, Brian VanArsdel, Jeffrey Vance, Mark Virgin, Joseph E. Voliva, Daniel S. Wagner, Tracey Walden, Krista G. Ward, Teresa Watts, Timothy Waye, Stephen D. Weir, Sally White, Bruce White, Michael White, Roxanna Whiteman, Gary Wilcox, Gerald Willhite, Donald Wills, James J. Wilshire, Cheri L. Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Richard D. Winger, Tonya K. Wolverton, Eric Wray, Gregory g ,,. if '61 X Lee, Ti? 1 ,Q ugwp X his 2 in ,, t J, ,eg U 1.1. 1 ' S Q-.E ,X 'i f f A r Q Q, Qi v mgyi A 25,153 Q7 'L i , ' 2 -N- ,V NN sh -x S f , l S . 'ff...s'. '-Z A, K' L L ff Wright, Melodie Zachary, Jamie L. Zentko, Kimerly E. Not Pictured Birdsong, Christopher Bott, William Cunningham, Marc Lane, Brian NXx x, ZA 1 5 l N-'f 1 ,5 3 i f FT? XX W .3954 SN X xeroderma: a disease XYlOPhHS0USf C-Pable Of ofthe skin characterized eatlng Of d95tf0Y1ng W00d- by dryness. Xy1OtOII1OL1SZ capable of boring or cutting wood. XyS'EE1'Z an instrument for scraping bones. g 555, xylotornyz the art of preparing sections of wood !,Zf iii the twentyffth letter of the English abhabet, pronounced as a voiced palatal spirant consonant, but with slight or no audible friction. yearbook: a totally delirious and mind-boggling mass of Si! ww w ftt lt s l,o l l L confusion and disruption. t iii YEARBooK sTArP EDITOR Cathy Dickman ASSISTA NT EDITOR Sandy Beck A D VISOR Denny Yount PHOTOGRA PHERS Luther Lofland Vance Pool STA FF Michelle Mellady Cindi Tharp Diane Quimby Laura Biddle Cindi Kane Melissa Martin Kent Harris Wynona Ludlow Terri Grasch M Glenda Yount l A ll? se l ' 167 the 26th and last letter of the English abnhabet. Z as in zeal is the voiced tongue point alveotarfricative continvant corresponding to voiceless s. 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