North Putnam High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Roachdale, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1976 volume:

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The cast had plenty of fun por- traying teachers, administrators, Board members and students. After eight weeks of rehearsal, all involved felt more empathy for those in positions of author- ity. Kim Wagner played the title role of Miss Brooks, an English teacher who dreams of romance and Caribbean cruises. v . . Hut 'tw X 'AI' .,, I. XA 1' The object of her romantic dreams is the athletic director. Hugo Longacre, por- trayed by Ben Giltz. When principal David Sandusky insists that she direct the school play, her dreams are shattered. Conflict arises as Miss Brooks and Hugo stan to argue over the use of the gym. Other problems come about when Ted, the star basketball player, Oon Southj decides to quit the team to take the lead role in the play. More difficulties occur when the Board president's daughter Rhonda qMonta O'Hai.rJ is refused the female lead in favor of Jane Drew CPaula Wisenerl . Sparks fly as Rhonda's mother threatens Miss Brook's job. Although viewers were nearly choked by a storm of soapflake snow, the play was so true to life that it was enjoyed by cast members and audiences alike. Performers were: D. Jones, K. Kelly, M. O'Halr, I. Schubert, C. Todd, L. Summers, D. Sandusky, D. Brooks. K. Wagner, T. White, B. Giltz. D. Tippin. P. Wisener. I. South. R. Clodfelter. B. Boller. L. Walton. Con vocafions Enferfain The Roaring 20 , a singing group from Vincennes University came to North Putnam to entertain the students with song and dance. Some of the songs were Ro11erderby Queen. and The Hustle. which was performed while the group was dancing. The V.U. group was well received as was Freefare , a rock that was here in the fall of '75. Freefare played such songs as Frankenstein, and Pinball Wizard. The last ,convocation of the year was the Christmas Concert given by the North Putnam Band. After a few Christmas Carols the various Choruses performed. , .-,- . , -.,...-.--ig Y an K, X ., ,,n4,7AV- I-Y 13 ,r 11? f v V lllll m in A ' J W -:..:'-'3- ,F Q at Q, ,-- , , ,X I 1 5 . , Rv - .1 7,77 -1 2 , -- fm' 4 ,gd 'Z V '. 11? il b ,x 'N X . ...W mf H 3 4' -. 4 'Lv A' 43 , 3 -Q. ,g-'Yf C . .sl , . .1 -' WNV K A , . -sh v.. if ,Q gl ii ...K 96 1 n oi 4.9 X I ' ' f 53437 O11 B H 'Vw' 5 ll if 'S nl , , X Q f X 1 5 f X1 4 ix, -rg ff . .. .A. 'ivilif ir, W'-in :bx V, agj ,, ' A fb QQ ,Q 'I vi: 2 f g f wxw?gw if 'J' X QU U5 w My 1 ,gi 'T Q gr xx v- xv M 111-if 110 IN THE SHADE is the story of a small town that comes to life at the hands of a traveling con man. Drought- stricken, Three Point citizens are easily persuaded by Bill Starbuck Uon Southj to finance his plans for making rain. Only spinsterish Lizzie Curry fLori Hetrickj is skeptical of his promises. Lizzie's father CBen Giltzj and her brothers iDavid Shon- kwiler and Jeff Schubertj have arranged a somewhat successful romance with Sheriff File fDavid Sanduskyj. File, how- ever. balks at marriage. When the townspeople dis- cover that Starbuck has bilked them , they also find that Lizzie has taken his part. For it is Starbuck who teaches Lizzie how to appreciate herself. This fresh awareness leads Lizzie to radiate new confidence that finally enmeshes File. Supported by Paula Wisener in the role of Snookie and by an enthusiastic chorus, 110 romps across the stage. Spritely music accents the production. be 'x 4 K F-. If i HF-,, f-,X .ugh .. , is . ,r L., 7 1 , Fr ff- :js J Prom Borrows From Orienf Reigning over the Prom were Doug Clodfelter, Jim Brothers, Cody Clark, Neal Miles CKingJ, Denise Gibson fQueenJ. M Sarnanrha Clark, Becky Zarlng. SAYONARA -ur'-'sf -' ,r n 'H' f. i YN - . 5' - J -' ' V .. NA 'V Q AR j IVE:-. ,-Lf? ,P V .Y QQ F - Q- . ' LQ, Q -v f I .ts 5 1-1 onta O'Hair -vt E-e -- ' V 'lu , Mystic Moments In The Orient was this years theme for the prom, held on May 1. Cou- ples entered through an Oriental garden with authentic grass and a bridge, while music of the I Far East played in the background. Highlighting the cafeteria were a cascading fountain and a park scene with streamers draped from the ceiling. Couples danced to the music of the Mason Brothers, while Neal Miles and Denise Gibson reigned as King and Queen. Samantha Clark, Monta O'Hair, Becky Zaring, Jim Brothers, Cody Clark, and Doug Clodfelter served as the Royal Court. I' Ii!kMWHW :M lMJ,y'.If2-:fi .JH hump' gym! 1 Yu- w- , v ' Y Y v fx 'H 'M' '!. Q x -XX I X 'Xml Nix XY X 'fX'X 1 5 . X - lx x - XX1 NX i S XQi.gQXx:+g N YQ Swbxlx XSS? ' : N 1 xQ, X- 5-Qgx 5 Xxx x X - X' Q xx QQ5 W, VXI I Academics And These Are The V w Rockin' around the hall. T7 Z' V f I 11' J f ws 'H OEA is really great! 4? 4351- 'L ,W + Q ,lanikghgli-, .2 l've studied so much, I can't see! Who are you trying to kid? Days Of Uur Lives '- mf' fam'-4 W Dr. Jeckyl or Mr. Hyde??'? T gg Y be iQ.k.AlMk. , Aw, wham good taste you have . One, two, three, hir it! I ii P- :I T,-Nqr' ' . f'-455 f W I who says girls aren't as skilled as boys??? - 'ur- '1 inf f.an31-nil 'iz' ' ' YQ v 1 -'J ,V 'x I .,,, W ig A J iK'SZ. v 1 EY . ' .f .' Fx N ex ,M ,. 'if' v --iq-it ,U 'F . u Kumi 'Q' 'lug-as A' W. xt! 4, 4 ji-'ii 'W - l?:i',: - .gr 4. V-H ' 4-1. :.-Art ', ' sr, if Y Ai si? f 1 fl i ,.. 'T - 1 .. i 3, ill. Q I M ff? ' qi 7 1 f . 3 :A 4 I 4 ya K, 3' .,x s i . - U vs. - Y :al --3f,L1f'zT'. 1' Award Recipienfs Named VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE President's Award Mike Blackmore Star Greenhand Gary Fitzsimmons SIRI FHIIIICI Jesse Adef Star Agribusinessman Mike Blackmore District VII Sweetheart Becky Zaring District VII Recreation Dave Wallace Sheep Award Terry Wood BUSINESS Outstanding Shorthand Debby VanHook Outstanding Bookkeeping Vicky Welty Overall Business Major Dee Loft ART Outstanding .Students Annette Minar, John Pickel, Amanda Richardson MUSIC Drum Major Jonathan South PomPon Captain Penny Allen Arion Award-Band Bonnie Burgess Sousa Award Richard Robbins Arion Award-Chorus Esther Hetrick ENGLISH Outstanding Senior Lori Hetrick IOURNALISM Newspaper Bonnie Burgess Yearbook Donna Roberts LIBRARY Outstanding Media Student Duane Kiger LATIN First Year Jeff Harbison, Lisa Sutherlin Second Year Esther Hetrick SPANISH Rita Clodfelter, Samantha Clark, Esther Hetrick SPEECH AND THEATER Degree of Honor Phyllis Lee Degree of Excellence Esther Hetrick Debbie Ritter Degree of Distinction Lori Hetrick Best Actor Jonathan South Best Supporting Actors Ben Giltz , David Sandusky Best Actresses Kim Wagner, Lori Hetrick Best Supporting Actresses Monta O'Hair, Paula Wisener Most Promising Actor David Shonkwiler Most Promising Actress Lisa Walton Best Technician Lou Clodfelter MATHEMATICS 4-Year Math Award Lori Hetrick Nat'l. Math Contest Alan Gillogly, Jan Brown, Robin Ades SOCIAL STUDIES Outstanding Senior Lori Hetrick Outstanding Junior Tom Heckel DAR Award Lori Hetrick SAR Awards Neal Miles, Mike Blackmore SCIENCE Physics Alan Gillogly Chemistry Tony Wheeler Bausch and Lomb Honorary Ian Brown Academic Biology Dave Weaver Advanced Biology Esther Hetrick ATHLETICS Seniors Placques Loretta McGaughey, Donna Roberts, Tammy Green, Samantha Clar Most Valuable Player Awards Lorett McGaughey, Pam Baldwin, Donn Horton, Rick Daniels, Bud Page, Raymond Haulk, David Boruff, Ii Brothers, Jeff Miller, Steve Green Outstanding Senior Girl Samantha Clar Outstanding Senior Boy Neal Mile A fa. , -qi X if j i Nw' mm R 2' 1' j 2 Lf- 'gf' u- ' 3 ' l Seniors Seniors Remember , F. Class officers Kelly Sanders, Monta O'l-lair Penny Allen and Cindy Clodfelter shouldered many responsibilities to prepare for Commencement wrth the aid of class sponsor Linda Patrick frightl. With the news that the man from the cap and gown company was coming to measure Seniors for their Commencement robes, the members of the Class of 7 6 finally realized that the end of their North Putnam years was at hand . The memories of illegal squirt guns, spirit stick contests, hush-hush Senior parties and Homecoming began to be treasured . Many Seniors started to think more seriously of future plans. While some anticipated marriage, oth- ers pondered what college to attend. Soon the frustration of tests and the boredom of daily routine would be behind them. 5 ga AL This ties me up in knots! Hey, the icing goes on the cake, not my hand! Girls - one at a lime, please! ' V ' , 5 x who said that? You've got to be kidding! Sure, I'm a Senior! ll ,'h'!q'.lf71ffT1 X XX M mlm i 3 n i X n '76ers Sfep To Bicenfennial Memories KARLA ADAMS-Pom Pon 2.3: Sr. Hist. 1.2,3: FHA 1.2: OEA 3.4: NRA 3: Pep 1,2.3: GAA 1.2.3: Sb. 1.2: Bb. 1.2.3. JESSE ADER-Math 3.4: Span. 1: FFA 1.2.3.4 V. Pres.: Art 4: NHS 4. ROBBIN ADES-Nl-IS 3.4: Stu. Cncl. 2.3 Treas. . 4 Pres.: Speech 3: Thesp. 3.4: JCL 1.2.4: Sr. Hist. 1.2,3: Pep 1.2.3: Pep Cncl. 1,2.3: GAA 1.2.3: Office 3: Cheer 1.2,3.4: Plays 3. PENNY ALLEN-Stu. Cncl. 1: JCL 2: News. 4: OEA 3.4: Pep 1.2.3,-4: Pep Cncl. 2.3,4: GAA 1: Band 1.2.3.4 Sec.: Band Cncl. 4: Pom Pon 2.3.4 Capt.: T. 1: Office 4: Class Officer V. Pres 3.4: NHS 4: Cheer 1,2.3,4. DONNA APP-NHS 3.4: News. 4: Sr. Hist. 1 V. Pres. . 2.3: OEA 3.4: Media 1.2.3 V. Pres.. 4: Pep 1.2: GAA 1.4. KRISTY BARKER-Sr. Hist. 1.2.3: Pep 1.2: GAA 1: Band 1.2.3: P. Band 1: Plays 1.2: Stat. 1. TINA BARTON-Band 1.2.3.4: GAA 1: FHA 2.3: Gym Asst. 4. MIKE BLACKMORE-NHS 3.4 Pres.: Math 2.3.4: ICL 1.2,3.4: FFA 1.2.3 Treas. , 4 Pres.: Boys' State 3: Class Officer 3 Pres. BYRON BLUBAUGH-NRA 3: IA 1.2.-3: IM 4. BOB BOCK-Span. 2.3: News. 4: NRA 3: IA 1.2.4: Art 1,2,3,4: Pep Band 2.3,4: Chess 2,3.4: Swim 1: IM 2.3.4. BECKY BOLLER-FHA 1,2.3: OEA 3: Band 1.2.3.4: Plays 1,2.3.4. BOB BOLLER-IA 1: Pb. 1.2.3: B. 1.2: IM 1. Donna R. App Kristy Wendling Barker sag'-ff' . H':1,aL'Y' J' -.. Byron Blubaugh Robert F. Bock Rebecca Jane W Robert Boller Nita Cook Brewer Dana Marie Brooks James Anthony Ian Maria Brown Brothers Michael Lee Bullerdick Bonnie Lee Burgess I Samantha Gayle Clark Ciodfelter Cynthia L. NITA BREWER DANA BROOKS-Stu. Cncl. 4: Yrbk 1.2: FHA 1,2,4 Pail.: OEA 34-GAA1234FCA4Swim1234Ca Plas123 .. : p-:y..- IIM BROTHERS-Span. 4 Pres.: Sr. I-Iist. 4: FCA 3.4: Band 1,2,3.4: FB. 1.2,3,4: B. 1,2,3,4: Bb. 1,2,3,4: Boys' State 3: Office Help 4: NHS 4: Play 4. JAN BROWN-NHS 3.4: Math 2,3,4: JCL 1,2,3,4: NRA 3: Media 1: GAA 1,2,4: Office 3,4: Bk.St.4. MIKE BULLERDICK-NHS 3,4 V.Pres.: Math 4 Pres.: FCA 2,3,4: FB. 1.2.3.4 A11 Conf.: Bb. 1,2,3,4: G. 1.2.3,4: Boys' State 3: Gym Asst. 4. BONNIE BURGESS-NHS 3.4: Math 1,2,3,4: JCL 1,2,3,4: News. 4 Editor: Yrbk. 4: Band 1,2,3,4: P. Band 4: Band Cncl. 4: Band Lib. 4: Orch. 4. .J :LQ H3 Schenna Lynn W. Cody Lee Clark Chambers .1 JF? Douglas Eugene Gary Lon Cloncs Clodfelter SCHENNA CHAMBERS-Sr. I-Iist. 3: FHA 1,2,3 Reporter, 4 Treas. OEA 3,4: Pep 1.2: GAA 1,2,3. CODY CLARK-FFA 1.2: NRA 3: Arr 4: CC 3: Bb. 1J2,3,4: B. 1: Office 4. SAM CLARK-NHS 3,4: Math 4: Stu. Cncl. 1: JCL 1,2.3,4: Span. 3,4: Pep 1.2: GAA 1,2,3, Sec. 4: FCA 4: Vb. 2,3,4: Bb. 1,2,3,4: T.1,2,3,4: Sb. 1,2: IM 4: Girls' State 3: Bk.St. 4. CINDY CLODFELTER-Span. 1,2,3,4 Sec.!Treas.: News. 4: OEA 3,4: GAA 1,'2,4: Class Officer 1 Treas. , 2 Sec. , 4 Treas.: Media 1: FHA 1: Sr. Hist. 1,2,3: Office 3,4. DOUG CLODFELTER-FFA 1: IA 1: FB. 1: CC 1: Bb. 1,2,3: T 1: IM 1. GARY CLONCS-IA 1: Band 1: Mgr. 1. Ma, Jackie Lee Cram Robert Crist James Edward Rick Jay Daniels Crosby JACK CRAM-IM 3.4. - ' - ROBERT CRIST-Art 3. JIM CROSBY-FFA 1.2.3: FB. 1.2: IM 1,2.3,4. RICK DANIELS-Math 1: Art 1: CC 1.2.3.-4: B. 1.2: Bb. 1.2.8,4: NHS 4. MIKE DAVIS-NRA 4: Chess 4: Swing Choir 4: Chorus 1: FB. 3.4: IM 3: Plays 1.3: Gulfport H.S. 2. PEGGY DEAN-JCL 1.2: News. 4: Yrbk. 4: OEA 4. TREY ETCHESON-NHS 3.4: Math 4 Treas.: Stu. Cncl. 4 Pres.: Sr. Hisr. 3: FCA 3.4: Swing Choir 3.4: FB. 1.2.3.4: S. 1,2.3.4: B. 2.3.4: G. 1: IM 1,2.3.4: Office 4: Class Officer 2 Pres.: Plays 2.3.4. DAVID EVERTS-IM 4. BRENDA FARROW-NHS 3.4: Marh 2.3.4: Span. 2,3.4: GAA 4: Gym Asst. 4. JOE FOLCK-FFA 1.2: IA 1: Art 1: FB. 1.2. JULIE FRAZIER-Stu. Cncl. 1: OEA 3.4: Pep 1.2: GAA 1.2: Band 1,2,3: P. Band 3: Cheer 1. BOB GIBBONS-News. 4: IA 3: Chess 4: Art 1.2.3.4: CC John Michael Sue Dean 1.2,3.4: T. 1.2.3: IM 3.4: Gym Asst. 4: Man. 3.4. r-up Davis L A 1 William E. David F. Everts, Jr. Ercheson III 'Q .. xii? 3 Brenda Ann Joseph A. Folck Julie Ann Frazier ROb61T F - Gibbons Farrow 'L Q -1. 1 I m I I I I P ' 1 I i I 'O Rm? 1-cf DENISE GIBSON-NHS 3.4: Yrbk. 3: Sr. Hist. 2,3 Pres.: OEA 3.4: Pep 1,2,3.4: Pep Cncl. 1,2.3,4: GAA 1.2,4: Band 1.2.3.4: Band Cncl. 4 Treas.: Bb. 1: T. 1.2: IM 4: Gym Asst. 3.4: Cheer 1.2,3,4: Orch.1. ALAN GILLOGLY-Nl-IS 3.4: Marh 3,4 V. Pres.: Speech 3: Thesp. 2.3.4: .TCL 1.2: Span. 2: News. 3: Yrbk. 3: NRA 2,3.4: Chess 1: Media 3,4 Sec.: Band 1.2,3.4: S. Band 2,3,4: P. Band 2,3,4: CC 1: IM 4: Boys' State 3: Plays 2.3.4: AV Aid 3.4. BEN GILTZ-Span. 1: News. 4: Yrbk. 4: Sr. Hist. 4: Media 4 Sec.: An 1,2 Pres. . 3 V. Pres.: Chorus 4: Plays 3.4: AV Aid 4. BILL GOOCH-NRA 1.2: IM 1,2,3.4: Gym Asst. 4. TAMMY GREEN-JCL 1,2,3: News 3.4: Yrbk. 4: Sr. Hisr. 1,2,4: FHA 1.2.3.4: Media 1: Pep 1.2: GAA 1.2.3.4 Pres.: Pom Pons 3.4: Vb. 2.3,4: Bb. 1,2.3,4: T. 1.2.3: Sb. 1.2: IM 4: Office 3: Gym Asst. 4: Star. 3.4. DAVID HARRIS RAYMOND HAULK-News. 4: Sr. I-list. 1.2: FFA 1.2: IA 2: FB. 1.2.3.4 A11 Conf.: Bb. 1.2: W. 3.4: T. 1: IM 1.2,3,4: Gym Asst. 1.2.3,4: Plays 1.2. ROGER HEDGE-IA 1.2,3: Media 3: Band 1.2.3.4: S. Band 2.3,4: P. Band 2.3: S. 1: IM 1,2.4: Gym Asst. 4: Plays. Nr' 1:77 I-I. Denise Gibson Robert Alan C. Benton Giltz. William Ward Gillogly Gooch 3, . Tammy Sue David E. Harris Raymond Lee Roger W . Hedge Green Haulk LORI HETRICK-NHS 3,45 Math 45 Stu. Cncl. 2 Sec.: Speech DUANE KIGER-FFA 1,2,3,45 Media 1,2,3,45 Art 4. 2,3,45 Thesp. 3,45 JCL 1,2,3,4 Pres.5 FHA 1,2 Hist. , 3 Sec.- FOREST KNAPP-Span. 1,2,3,45 Chess 1,25 FCA 45 FB. 1,2,45 W Pub. Rel.5 Pep 1,25 FCA 4 Cap.5 Band 1.2.3.4 Pres. and Cnc1.: 2.3.45 B. 1. Sunshine 1,25 Swing 3,45 Chorus 4 Pres.5 Bb. 25 IM 45 Class Offi- RANDY LANHAM-News 45 Yrbk. 4: Art 1,2,3,4 Treas. cer5 Plays 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4. JOHN LIESKE KELLY HUFFINES-News. 45 Yrbk. 45 FHA 45 Pep 1,25 Pom Pon 35 CHRIS LIVESAY-Sr. Hisr. 1,2,35 OEA 3,45 NRA 35 Pep 1,25 GAA Office 4. 1,25 Pom Pon 2,3,45 Class Officer 2. LONNIE KEENEY-NRA 1,25 Media 3. DEE LOFT-NHS 3,45 Sr. Hist. 1,25 OEA 3,4 Pres.5 Pep 1,25 Band DANA KEIL 1,2,3,45 P. Band 3,45 Chorus 25 Office 45 Class Officer 25 GAA DAVID KEIL-FFA 15 FB. 1,2,35 IM 3.4. 1,25 Plays 1,2,4. KIMMY KELLY-Speech 1,2,3,45 Thesp. 1,2,3,45 Span. 1,25 FHA 1,2,3,4 Sec.: Pep 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 FCA 45 Sunshine 1,25 Swing 3,45 S. 1,2,3,45 T. 1,2,45Sb. 1,25 Gym Asst. 4: Plays 1,2,3.4. Lori Ann Herrick Kelly Marie Lonnie Leroy Dana Louise Keil Huffines Keeney Sf David Wayne Keil Kimberly Joan E. Duane Kiger Forest David Knapp Kelly ,, T?.,f---f-- - ' . R' 'PP X In , Randy Joe Lanham John Raymond Lynlee Chris Deanna D- LOfI Lieske Livesay I ,418 .. 5 'V 1'- ,D 1 Brenda Kay Long Jennie S . Marcum Loretta A . McGaughey r 1 fir? Debra Kay Long Michael Ray Lytle James J. Marcum, Jr. Janet L. Pamela Miller Lisa Jean McCammack McCammack McGaughey BRENDA LONG DEBBIE LONG-Pep 1 . 2. MIKE LYTLE-FFA 1.2.3,4: Photo. 4. JAMES MARCUM-NRA 3: IA 1: Art 2.3.4. IENNIE MARCUM-NHS 3,45 JCL 1,2: OEA 4: NRA 3: Media 3: GAA 1,2,3g Office 4: Bkst. 4. JANET MCCAMMACK-NewS.4: Ytbk. 4: Pep Cncl. 4: Sr. Hist. 1,2,3,4g OEA 3,4g NRA 3: Pep 1,2.3,4: GAA 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,23 T. 1. PAM MCCAMMACK-FHA 1,2,3,4: OEA 3,4: Media 2.4: GAA 1. McGuire LISA MCGAUGHEY-NHS 3,43 Span. 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4 Cncl.: Band Lib. 4: Girls' State 3. LORETTA MCGAUGI-IEY-Math 1,25 Span. 1,2,3,4gS1'. Hist. 1,2,3,4: Pep 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,4 V-Pres.: Vb. 2,3,4: Bb. 1,2,3,4g T. l.2.3.4: Sb. 1,23 IM. 4: Gym Asst. 2,3. MARION MCGUIRE-NRA 1,2: IA 1. DEBBIE MEANOR-Media 43 Fulton Ir. H.S.: Ben Davis H.S. 2. NEAL MILES-NHS 3,4: Math 4: SI. Hisl. 4: NRA 1,2,3,4: IA 2,35 Chess 3,43 Art 4: FCA 1,2,3,4: CC l,2,3,4: Bb. 1.2,3.4: B. 1,2.3,4g Gym Asst. 4. Debra Gail MCGHOI William Neal Miles Marion Lowell Beverly I . Miller Susan Gail Morlan , . 5 fn It - -- . ,Shift Y 1 V ,Q r - ' l.,, Monta Lesa Marilyn J . Osburn Robert I . Page O'Ha1r BEVERLY MILLER-Sr. Hist. 1.2: OEA 3,45 Pep 1,25 GAA 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 P. Band 3,45 Chorus 25 Office 45 Plays 1,2,45 Bkst. 45 NHS 4. ' SUSAN MORLAN-Math 1: JCL 1,2: Span. 1: OEA 4. CINDY NORTON-Art 1.2.3 Sec.-Treas. , 45 GAA 15 S. 15 South Putnam 19th and pan of 1OthJ. ERNIE O'I-IAIR-NHS 3,4 Treas.5 Stu. Cncl. 1.2,3,45 FFA 2.3.45 FCA l,2,3,4 Sec.: FB. 1,2,4g CC 1,25 Bb. 1,2,3,45 B 2.3.45 G. 1. MONTA O'HAIR-Speech 35 Span. 1,2,3,4: News. 45 Yrbk. 45 Sr. Hist. 1,2,3, Sec. , 4 Sec.5 FHA 1,2 Pub. Rel. ,45 OEA 3,4 V. Pres.: GAA 1,2,3,4 Sec.: FCA 45 Vb. 45 T. 1,3,45 IM 45 Class Officer 3 Treas. , 4 Sec.5 Plays 2,3,45 NHS 4. MARILYN OSBURN-Sr. I-Iist. 1.2: OEA 3.4: Pep 1.2. BUD PAGE-FFA 1,25 FCA 3,43 Chorus 35 FB. 1,2,3,45 All Conf. , MVP, 45 W. 2,3,45 Office 45 Gym Asst. 3. DALE PAUL-NRA 1.2: IA 1. BOB PHIPPS DAVID PHIPPS-NRA 3,45 Media 2,3,4 V. Pres.: Art 1,2,3.4. JACKIE PIPES-FHA 1,2,3g Pep 1,25 Sunshine 1,25 Chorus 4. ALLEN PLUNKETT-IA 2: FB. 1.2.35 Bb. 1,25 IM 3.4. Cynthia Boller Ernie Ray O'Hair Norton V ,ni Lewis Dale Paul Robert Lawrence David A . Phipps Phipps Jacqueline S . Allen Wayne Pipes Plunkett Ricky Alan Poole Debra I-lasselburg Poynter Vicky Lynn Proctor Donna Susan Roberts RICK POOLE-Span. 3: News. 4: Yrbk. 4: IA 3: IM 3.4: Northwest H.S. 1.2. DEBRA POYNTER-South Putnam 1.2.3. DEBBIE POYNTER ROXANNA PRIEST-NHS 3,4: OEA 3.4: Rec.: Pom Pon 2.3,4: S. 1.2.3 Capt. . 4: GAA 1. VICKY PROCTOR-Span. 1.2,3,4: Sr. Hist. 3,4: OEA 4: Pep 1,2,3,4: Pep Cncl. 4: GAA 1.2,3.4: Plays 1,2,3. DEBORAH RIDDELL-FHA l.2.3: OEA 3. RICK ROADY-Span. 1: FFA 1,2,3,4: NRA 1: FCA 4: FB 1.4: IM 1.4: Gym Asst. 4. RICHARD ROBBINS-FFA 1.2: Band 1,2,3,4: S. Band 2,3.4: P. Band 2.3.4: W. 3: Orch. 2.3.4. DONNA ROBERTS-NHS 3.4: ICL 1: News. 4: Yrbk. 3,4 Editor: Sr. Hist. 1,2.3.4 Treas.: Pep 1,2,3.4: Pep Cncl. 3 Treas. . 4 Pres.: GAA 1.2.3 Treas. , 4: FCA 4: Band 1,2,3,4: Vb. 2,3,4: Bb. 1,2.3,4: T. 3: SB. 1.2: IM 4: Girls' State 3: Office 4: Class Officer 3: Stage Crew 2,3,4: Stats. 4: Batgir14. FRED ROBINSON-NRA 1.2.33 Art 2.3. KELLY SANDERS-Math 4: Stu. Cncl. 1.2,3: FCA 4 Pres.: FB 1.2,3,4 A1lConf.: W. 2,3 MVP.4: B. 4: IM 1.2,3: Boys' State 3: Class Officer 4 Pres.: NHS 4. DAVID SANDUSKY-Math 1,2,3: Speech 1.2,3.4: Thesp. 1.2.3.4 Treas.: Span. 1,2 V. Pres.. 3.4: Yrbk. 1: Sr. Hist. 1,2.3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: S. Band 2.3.4: P. Band 2.3.4: Swing 3.4: Chorus 4: Band Cncl. 4: Band Lib. 4: Office 1,2,s.4: Plays 1,2,3,4. I It yi I Debra Janice Poynter 'C-. . Roxanna Priest Deborah Lorene Rick Roland Roady Richard I . Robbins Riddell Fred Allen Kelly D. Sanders Robinson David Joe Sandusky J X -u:: ' I Timothy Reece Daniel R. Seibold Bryan Keith Scobee Sheets TIM SCOBEE-FFA 1,2,3: NRA 1.2: Band 1.2. DAN SEIBOLD-An 4: Chonxs 3: Lebanon H.S. 1.2. BRYAN SHEETS-Span. 1.2: FFA 1,2.3,4: NRA 3.4: IA 3.4: 1, 2: Bb. 1.2. KEVIN SPENCER-Bb. 1. JANET STAGGS-FHA 91.2.3 Projects Ch. , 4 Pres.: News. 4: Yrbk. 4: NHS 3.4: Pep 3.4: OEA 3.4. RICK STEWART-FFA 4: IA 3. JOHN STORM-IA 1: Franklin Central I-I.S. 1.2. JEFF STULTZ-FFA 1,2,3.4: FCA 3: Pb. 1,2,3,4: Bb. 1.2.3 T. 4. SANDIE TAYLOR-JCL 1: Sr. I-list. 1: FHA 2: GAA 1: Nornh Salem. SHARON TILLOTSON-FHA 1,2.3: Pep 1.2.3,4: GAA 1.2.3 NANCY TINCHER-NHS 3.4: Span. 2.3: NRA 3: Pep 1,2,3: Band 1,2,3,4. DAVID TIPPIN-Sr. Hist. 3: Span. 3: FCA 4: Fb. 2.3.4 All Conf.: W. 3.4: T. 3: B. 4: IM 4: Gym Asst. 4: Plays 3.4: Bryant HS. 1: McCleman I-i.S. 2. JJ Fb. .4: --wwf. , . if awww' f' 1 V --.-144 ,p fig-L 1 - ni ,.: -- 'Y 'If' ' P' Kevin Doyne Spencer ,Tar '-nr Janet Lynn Staggs Richard M. Stewart John William Storm Sandra Taylor Sharon Lynn Nancy Io Tincher David Glen Tippin Tillotson ZEN 'EJ' -vi!-, 'sf .40 Jeffery Joe Stultz The following people were also graduates of the Class of 76. Timothy Elwood Brown- ing Elizabeth Ann Buchanan Neal A. Harvey Lisa Kendall Tippin James Walter Todd Deblfa 3116 V311 Hook William Earl Lukenbill Vicki Lynn Mason Roy W. Poynter Larry Gene Richardson 'Qi- KQV' Marquis Orlando Robin- son Brian Suiter Vicky Jayne Tony J. Wheeler Jeffrey L. Williams Welty ' Jerry Ray Taylor Robert Wayne Tempke Kimberly Sue Wagner ABBREVIATIONS B Baseball Bb Basketball Fb Football T Track CC Cross Country S Swimming Gy Gymnastics W Wrestling Paula Kay Su11n Lee Woodall Rebecca Lynn Sf, 2125223811 Wrsener Zarrng sms srausucian IM Intramurals G Golf LISA TIPPIN-Pep 1.2.3: OEA 3: Pep Cncl. 1.2.35 Chorus 2: T. 1,2,3. JIM TODD-W. 1: IM 4. DEBBIE VAN HOOK-Span. 3.4: News. 4: Yrbk. 4: OEA 4: Girls' State 3: NHS 4. VICKY WELTY-NHS 3.4: FHA 1,2,3,4: OEA 4 Treats.: Pep 1.2, TONY WHEELER-NHS 3.4: Math 43 JCL 1,2,3,4: News. 3: Yrbk. 3: FFA 1.2.3.4 Sec.: Plays 2: Bkst. 4. JEFF WILLIAMS-NHS 3.4: FFA 1,2,3g FCA 3.4: Fb. 1.2.3,4: W. l,2,3,4. PAULA WISENER-Stu. Cncl. 1: Speech 1,2.3: Thes. 1,2,3,4: Sr I-list. 1,2.3,4: FHA 1.2.43 OEA 3,43 Pep 1.2.33 Pep Cncl. 3: GA 1,2.3,4: Band 1,2,3,4g Sunshine 2: Swing 3: Pom Pons 4: Class Officer 1.2: Plays 1,2,3.4: Mgr. 3: NHS 4. SULIN WOODALL-Media 3. BECKY ZARING-News. 4: Yrbk. 4: Media 4: GAA 4: Vb. 4: IM 4: South Putnam I-I.S. 1.2. 3: GAA 1.2.33 Band :' II'. . 1 3. A fi- 5 'Z ' T rf 1' r I gf 5- ' 4-5. -' - L, V 52511, YQ, .,JlL 1 f 1 , 1 '3'I '7 ' x I 5 q?y71xJ,-T U I , 'W V Q TT 1 . A il A . ETF' v s LL, V+ H i . mls ' F33 A 'g? sus 35' 51 'lf ? 3 'Ax v ,- I 4 4 f -fi .1 . ,x y ,r 'A J..-. H W ff If .JV ' ff 'lr 'Ii I 4 NJ 4- . , . . X! 332 - L F, , -S943 zofiflg I Clubs Band Leaders March On Penny Allen led the Cougarettes in many In her first year of performing outstanding performances in her role as Pom- as feature twirler, Rita Clod- pon Captain . She was selected by the sponsor to felter won the approval of the act as choreo ra her for the Cou arettes. Penn crowd. She was s otli hted in 8 P 8 Y P S many hours teaching the girls their rou- many events held throughout the school year. - Drum Major Jonathon South showed skill and leadership throughout the fall marching sea- son. He was chosen as the first jun- ior ever to serve as Major. He led the band in many parades, football games, and contests. The Band Council acts in an advisory capacity . It approves the trips to be taken and sets up any guidelines, such as conduct rules and dress codes during the trips. This year the Band Council decided that the band should participate in a marching contest held in Indianapo- lis. They received a 2nd Divison Rating in the contest. The council also approved a trip to Six Flags over Mid- America to be taken May 7th and 8th. The council decided that next year's Senior Band members would receive let- ters with service chevrons instead of LIO- phys. Its members are: L. Summers, T. Wilson, D. Gibson. D. Sandusky. L. Herrick. J. South, P. Allen, R. Farrow, L. McGaughey, and B. Burgess. Harmony E presses reedom - Members of the Stage Band are: Row 1: B. Miles, A. Gillogly, R. Farrow, N. Ford, K. Dickerson, R. Curran, C. Cope: Row 2: D. Boruff, R. Hedge, R. McBride, R. Robbins, D. Shonkwiler, T. Wilson: Row 3: K. Kendall, R. McMahon, D. Williamson, D. Sandusky, B. Tippin. Swing Choir Members are: Row 1: V. Pipes, C. Robbins, Mrs. Zenor. C. Williams, B. McFarland, D. Williamson, L. Herrick, T. Etcheson, K. Kelly: Row 2: D. Sandusky, R. Farrow, D. Shonkwiler, D. Boruff, J. Baker, I. South, P. Baldwin, S. Jones, B. Lawler, M. Davis. Pep Pom-Pons Spark Qpirif Arousing spirit at pep sessions and bas- ketball games was the Pep Band . The tra- ditional song for the entrance of the var- sity basketball players was Sweet Geor- gia Brown. Favorites of the crowd were Horse, and Rock Around the Clock. ' At Sectional time the students followed the Pep Band through the halls for special pep sessions. The Pep Band sparked spirit at the victory celebration after North Put- nam defeated Greencastle in the Sectional Tourney. Pep Band Personnel are: Row 1: C. Alexander, C. Robbins, B. McFarland, B. Miller, D. Loft, N. Ford: Row 2: A. Gillogly, K. Dickerson, I. Buser, R. Farrow. C . Williams: Row 3: R. McMahon, K. Kendall, I. Moore. B. Burgess, T. Wilson: Row 4: Mr. Wilson, K. Ford, D. Williamson, B. Tippin, D. Sandusky: Row 5: R. Robbins, D. Shon- kwiler, S. Jones, D. Boruffg Row 6: B. Bock. N. Tincher, B. Miles, C. Cope, J. McGaugheyp Row 7: D. Lane, R. Curran, R. Haulk. The Pom-Pon Corp was an integral part of the marching band, adding flash and color to performances and parades. It was featured at several basketball games. Members were selected by auditions based on these qualifications: appearance, poise, coordination, marching style, per- sonality projection, and performance of routines. Penny Allen, captain, choreo- graphed all of the Pom-Pon routines. Pom-Pon members are: P. Allen CCapt.J, K. Logan, G. Noland, T. Green, P. Wis- ener, C. Livesay, H. Green, D. Hughes, R. Priest, C. Alexander, L. Sutherlin, J. Miller, N. Knapp, L. Hanlon. 'S 3' 1 , 4 'Y '- A ' :ff Q . . 1 if f ' ' H 1 H- W f A 1 ,if 7, A x .y..V :LI In - 4 4 f ' ' N ga L. I .nxt N Wit 'I , ! A 14 Y ix fc M' , ff msg Q Q 1 -A, ' , aj' 2 .X i 'H' Q , - X' P P NX ' li, a QT 1 1 + A- 5' '. ' ' , JL , . 3' Q . 1 V ' . A ' Af ' ,f wf ' 'kj' 'B fl F wi V v x 5 i N, V 3' 2, , V ' - 'XC '- I A, 4' f ' ' , Rm J K 6 f G , 1 i'T'i ' ig, as ,ff 3 jr! X Y A 3 Q gs V fi' . , 7 ' ia, Q f nl' ! 1 4 . I L? ffjg ,lf . :-:J I , 'D' , 4.355 - x 4 NT nv 'TWU' his-A W Mb ' , xi!! ,QE 1'w .. L , , . D f , ,J 3? , i, Li . K ! rbi.. . .. A Q. . , asmmlf'-:J -ff. E .i ,4,:'l ,, -E Fw: . 'I X if ' 5 5 xi Q Q PM 1 nfj . wi f ,J N ' 82 X X , . ,....-1. 4-2.-...A E .. ncaa' , A' - 13331, 'a A Elffgif. 2 ,z ... STL' TT nat, . sf' f f',.. I , f-TA, E, 9 L, y Norfh Pufnam Sings Ouf The High School Chorus. directed by Mrs. Emmert and accompanied by L. Hetrick, includes: Row 1: D. Pickel, B. Terhune, B. Farrow, D. Short, D. McCloud, M. Clodfelter, T. Keck, B. Clodfelter, S. Headley, L. Hanlon: Row 2: E. Heuick, T. Clones. J. Pipes, D. Fenton, P. Stokes. B. Skelton, B. Hutchison, D. Bills, L. McGaughey, S. Cottingim: Row 3: C. Todd, D. Jones, E. Alexander, J. South, K. Bray, J. Sanders, J. Pickel, R. Templeman, L. Bee, J. Fink: Back: T. Gerald, I. Goss. Sunshine Singexsinclude: E. Hetrick, G. Nolan: Row 1: D. Fenton, L. Summers, M. Clodfelter, T. Keck, L. Headley: Row 2: J. Crosby R. Clodfelter, D. Short, T. Harbison, V. Baldwin, D. Lawler, T. Williams. Express Yo urself he An Club members included: Row 1: G. Leeke, N. Lukenbill, P. Luke, D. Everts, V. O'Hair, M. Webb. M. Rulfs, D. Everts: Row 2: . Bills, T. Walters, D. Everts, I. Pickel, A. Minar fSec.J. T. Kersey, K. Fellon, D. Pickelg Row 3: B. Gibbons fPres.J, D. Baireg Row : M. Lytle, M. Blackmore. R. Lanham QTreas.J, D. Phipps, B. Giltz, C. Kemp, T. Lanham, R. Daniels: Row 5: R. Templeman, J. ram, D. Siebold, R. Douglas, K. Brewer, B. Bock, C. Clark, G. Reed CV. Pres.J. PJ 5.991 B - --.CL the library in order were: Row 1: B. Zaring, E. Ules, T. White. R. McBride, P. Lee fPres.J, T. Burchett, P. Hefley, T. Clones Meanor: Row 2: D. Evens, J. Pickel, A. Gillogly, R. Keen, D. Phipps CV. Pres.J, B. Giltz. Mrs. l-lammer1ingfSponsorJ L. ' levlslau, I. Sanders, C. Kamplain, P. Luke, D. Kiger, D. Everts. ' Speech, Drama Speak Ouf Saturday mornings, at the crack of dawn, the Speech Team members left to participate in many meets. They were: Row 1: T. Clones, L. Walton, N. Ford, D. Ritter, I. Moore, P. Leeg Row 2: K. Kelly, L. Herrick, D. Sandusky, E. Herrick, T. Keck, E. Alexander: Row 3: R. Templeman, L. McGaughey, D. Jones, N. Knapp, M. Henderson, S. O'Hair, I. Schubert, T. White. J. Sanders, Mrs. Hartman CSponsorj. In dramatic arts, the Thespians presented the comedy Our Miss Brooks. and a musical, 110 in the Shade. To become a member of the Troupe one must attend two speech meets, and earn a specific number of points. Members of this Troupe are: Row 1: D. Sandusky CTreas.J, K. Kelly 1Sec.J, K. Wagner fPres.J, C. Todd, S. Miles: Row 2: R. Farrow, E. Alexander, A. Gillogly, Mrs. Hartman QSponsorJ, R. Ades, I. South, P. Lee. N. Ford, J. Schubert, E. Herrick, L. Herrick, D. Ritter, B. Lawler, L. Walton, T. Keck, M. Henderson. Roman Banquef Highlghfs Members of the JCL are: Row 1: L. Sutherlin. S. Clark, R. Ades. R. McBride CSec.J, L. Herrick CPres.7, S. Miles, R. Farrow KV. Pres.J, A. Minar, J. Brown. T. Wheeler, M. Blackmore: Row 2: B. Hennon, G. Noland, J. Crosby, R. Gentry, B. Burgess, G. Leak, L. Porter, S. O'Hair, N. Ford, D. Weaver: Row 3: B. Terhune, B. Farrow, L. Clodfelter, D. Alcorn. E. Herrick, J. Kelly, T. Wilson, M. Pumice, B. sucker, Row 4: CZ copner, J. whire, M. Huffman. C. Robbins. C. Williams, K. Wedemeyer, T. Heckel, R. Fitzsimmons, D. Shonkwiler , T . Harbison . i l i!'iE: ' Wwxsiari giilfiiiff' 2 ' 1 5' sgsiag- 2 ' iiiiaiiisi' Bfzfgpf 42.3 4 'seg lu.. I SQ ,iiifi 1' A EE li'2f,E.- .B Y x '.!gQ' 2' ., dk: lv lil' 75253. A 1 haw I L34 I 'N vi R 5 33: 3 f 'f gl fn? f 1, ' 4-1.1 ' 5 ,sl ll: I A ri I I fk I :fe P4 ' ge: xg I . . E za I ', 4' ,I V ll , ' Q 1,1 .HI .4 5 einen: JW, uneven H. 4.5 ue:-:ss .1 ll' ' Q 2' 5 gg--L . .f , 2 L? lj , uglilv- lan ,'. ,.', 5 .l .V ju, 1' , 1 V , I F V I ,fini-. I fi? ' I - ,N-3'-2 R ' 'iff' D 'Lg' rf'-5 , 4 ' Q, H 497 -f ' w ' rl . L! -d LH ' , , .- 'li . ? , ,,-ax - ,, A-fx 1 ,' FHA-Spanish Lag Plans Spanish Club Row 1: Mr. Olson 4Adv.J, B. Farrow, L. McGaughey, S. Jones, C. Reed, S. Greene, I. Brothers, M. O'Hair, C. Clodfelter, S. Clark, D. Sandusky: Row 2: D. Van!-look, L. McGaughey, T. McClain. , I. Gilstrap, M. Clodfelter, R. Holland, M. l-Iarpold, D. Trent, R. Brothers, I. McGaughey, S. McGaughey, M. Poole: Row 3: I.R. Scott, M. Clodfelter, R. Green, R. Call, K. Wisener, R. McMahon, S. Leeke, B. McFarland, M. Reed, D. Ritter, B. Lawler, J. Baker, J. Schubert: Row 4: V. O'I-lair, D. Lawler, T. Harbison. V. I-larpold, D. Sinnet, B. Sheets, M. Henderson. J. Miller, L. Creviston, I. Buser, R. McBride, L. Tippin, I. Alcorn, B. Gordon: Row 5: J. Sanders, R. Pressley, I. Moore, J. Miller. D. Lawless, S. Chilcote, M. Boswell, A. Reasor, C. Todd, T. Gossett, K. Norton: Row 6: I. Pickel, D. Nelson, S. Steele, M. Walton, J. Tincher, D. Alenduff, D. Crodian, M. App, L. Walton, S. Alenduff. In S ble' -K- li if l: : Jag: FHA Row 1113. H Ratcliff, M. App. 1. I ' ,, , y . White, C. Crosby, I. ,Y - . V '1 Fordice, P. Lee, K. , . ' - - -3 D Young: Row 2: D. ,N , V .. S - 5. Brooks, L. Staggs, J. , I, ,Q ' 1' N 3' I Storm, S. Chambers - f f. ' CTreas.J, K. Kelly xj. ,f-fx ' - 4Sec.D. J. Staggs 'K ' fPres.b, M. Boswell CV. ,ff , A V' Pres.J, K. Kerns, D. - .Vi - lg, ' .- Ritter fl-llst.J, K. , ' 'xr ' L ' Norton: Row 3: S. ' N I ' Taylor, V. Proctor, V. Welty, D. Jones, N. Terrell CAdv. 7, D. Crodian, T. Keck, S. -9, Purvis, T. Williams, B. Skelton, T. Blubaugh, C. Robbins, T. Green. FFA-Sr. Hisforical Acfive Furure Farmers Of America are Row 1: E. O'I-lair, T. Wheeler, J. Ader, M. Blackmore, D. Williamson, D. Laney Row 2: B. Fowler, Mr. Cash CAdv.J, R. Pressley, D. Lawless, K. Kendall. K. Bray, B. Clark, M. Cook, M. Zaring, T. Lawless: Row 3: D. Kiger, J. Lawson, M. McFarland, D. Wallace, D. Higgins, G. Fitzsimmons, J. McGuire. R. Early: Row 4: R. Douglas, T. Wood, D. Lane, B. Bills, D. Sutherlin, M. Lytle, R. Gibson, L. Livesay. Sr. Hisrorical Row 1: Mr. Seger fAdv.J, V. Proctor, D. Roberts fTreas.J, P. Wisener CPres.J, M. O'Hair fSec.J, S. Miles CV. Pres.J, J. McCammack, T. Green, L. McGaugheyg Row 2: V. O'I-lair, J. South, D. Sandusky, C. Crosby, C. Miller, T. McClain: Row 3: T. Cloncs, N. Knapp, T. Williams. D. Sinner, B. Sheets, M. Henderson, J. Burk: Row 4: T. Chilcote, P. Clones, B. Fowler, D. Short, M. Clodfeller: Row 5: M. O'Hair, R. Haulk, N. Miles, J. Brothers, J. Schubert, T. Heckel, M. McFarland: Row 6: J. Miller, H. Green, D. Wallace. B. Miles, B. Giltz, R. Lanham: Row 7: M. App, S. Purvis, B. Zimmerman, R. McBride, L. Tippin, N. Ford. J. Buser: Row 8: D. Jones, A. Walrers, M. Rulfs, L. Porter, S. O'Hai.r, T. Greene: Row 9: K. Greene, L. Summers, K. Wendling, R. Clodfelter, C. Copner, T. Davies. 4-L w r Vooafional Groups Prepare 5' fgrep- i OEA is a professional youth club which can help people decide upon their career objective. Eight girls went to state OEA in Indianapolis. Lisa Creviston and Debbie VanHook were in the contest. with Lisa in Bookkeeping 1 and Debbie in Shorthand 2. All attended meetings to elect the new state officers. Row 1: D. Loft CPres.J, M. O'Hair CVice PJ. D. Gibson, C. Livesay, B. Miller, C. Clodfe1terfSec.J. P. Wisener: Row 2: L. Clodfelter, P. Lee, D. Brooks, V. Welty CTreas.J, I. McCammack, N. Tincher, J. Marcum, L. Creviston, P. Allen: Row 3: T. Cornett, S. Morlan. P. Dean, V. Proctor. J. Staggs, S. Chambers, V. Pipes, T. Blubaugh, B. Skelton, C. Cox, J. White, L. Bee, B. Surber, P. Baldwin, S. Chilcote, T. Ratcliff, G. Shannon, J. Cox, K. Fellin, R. Priest fRep. , His.J. This year the Industrial Arts Club played a part in the construction of a much-needed concessions stand . Also included in the activities of the Industrial Arts Club is open shop. The members are allowed to work on projects after school to meet deadlines. Members of the club are: Row 1: B. Sheets, R. l-Iaulk, K. Ford, D. O'Hair, B. Miles, S. Meanor: Standing: T. Simpson, B. Bock, H. Wood, E. Burnett. L. Wilson, J. Holder, J. Rodgers, K. Brewer, R. Douglas. S. Jones, C. Cope, T. Miles, B. Bills, M. Wood, D. Lane, Mr. Steward fSponsorJ. Mafh, Chess Exercrse Logrc Meeting in the evenings, Chess Club members expand their abilities to con- centrate and think ahead. This year the Chess Club held a tournament. winner of the tourney was Jeff Schu- bert, and Bob Bock was runner-up. There were twenty-six people all together in the toumament. The membership includes: I. Schubert, M. Davis, D. Tippin, B. Sheets, D. Wal- lace, B. Miles, K. Ford, S. Jones, N. Miles, R. Curran, B. Bock. is By investigating problems not covered in class, Math Club promotes interest in the area of mathematics. Row 1: T. Wheeler, M. Blackmore. A. Gi1log1yCV.Pres.J, S. Williams CSec.J, M. Bu11erdickfPres.J, T. Ethcheson CTreas.J, L. Hetrick, S. Clark. N. Milesg Row 2: R. Fitzimmons, I. Ader, R. Daniels. J. Brown, B. Farrow, B. Burgess, T. Heckel, C. Reed, S. Greene: Row 3: J. Baker, D. Williamson, D. Jackson, B. Lawler, S. Leeke, R. Farrow, T. Gossett, D. Gilstrap, D. Shonkwiler: Row 4: Mr. Myers CSponsorJ, B. Farrow, B. Terhune, D. Jones, L. Staggs, 1. Sanders, G. Reed, K. Wedemeyer, K. Ford. G.A.A. Augmenfs Aofivifies This year G .A . A. par- ticipated in many different sport activities. To improve their leadership skills, the G.A .A . officers attended Leadership Camp in October at Epworth For- est in North Webster , Indi- ana . The sports in which the girls participated included football and intramural competition in basketball and volleyball. Tuesday night bowling and a swim meet stressing competition between classes rounded out the program . There were many special activities in which the members participated . They went on a skiing trip to Mount Wauasee in New Pavo, Indiana and also went on a canoe trip, camping out overnight. The year ended with four Senior girls receiving State Plaques, awarded for excellence in competition and skills. They were Samantha Clark, Tammy Green, Loretta McGaughey and Donna Roberts. Some of the girls also received a trophy at the Annual Winter Sports Award Banquet. The girls were Loretta McGaughey for Most Valuable Player and Samantha Clark for Mental Attitude Award. 05.9 4 0... B D,--+9 VN fury '6fl'f' Row 1: Miss Hoey QSpon.J, B. Clodfelter, B. Zaring, S. O'Hair CTreas.J, T. Green 4Pres.l, M. O'Hair CSec.J, L. McGaughey KV Pres 3 S. Clark, K. Kelly, B. Farrow, J. Brown, D. Roberts, J. McCammack, V. Proctor: Row 2: T. Lanham, M. Dixon, L. Hanlon S Headly. S. Astin, B. Williams, L. Clodfelter, V. O'l-lair. T. McClain. B. Keil, D. Gibson. C. Clodfelter, P. Wisener, D. Brooks Row 3: C. Kemp, J. Baker, J. Burke, D. Ritter, C. Norton, T. Cornett, P. Baldwin, E. Hetrick. D. Crodian, L. Staggs, D. Jones G Shannon: Row 4: I. Cox, M. Huffman. D. Jackson, A. Reasor, B. Tippin, P. Lee, P. Cloncs, L. Porter, V. Baldwin, B. Sheets D Sinner. T. Williams: Row 5: M. Clodfelter, 'D. Short, J. Fordice, D. Gentry, M. Webb, H. Green, J. Miller, M. Ross, J. Storm Henderson, L. Walton, N. Knapp: Row 6: B. Buchanan, B. Farrow, S. Little, D. Horton, K. Kelly, L. McGaughey, T. Green B Zimmerman, R. McBride, I . Buserg Row '7: P. Disney, B. Lanham, V. Harpold, P. Kelly, P. Davis, L. Summers, R. Clodfelter L Sutherlin, L. Tippin, N. Ford: Row 8: D. McCloud, C. Copner, L. Gordon, R. Engle. D. McCloud, S. Steele, J. Storm, A. Walters C Young, K. Green. M. App, K. Logan. .qs-ny-1-.V i XY! T I 'v '. : I ',' ,-'fn x NRA, FCA Are Acfive all ll to ,l lf' ' Qi., f W , l . .. l :Ji , K.. :gn- Y This year's NRA acrivities were highlighted by a conference trap shoot at Greencastle IBM. Row 1: Mr. Olson 1Sponsor7, S. McGaughey, R. Brothers, K. Kerns, T. Clones, D. Jones, I. Fink, N. Miles fPres.J: Row 2: A. Gillogly, D. Trent, S. Greene, M. Davis, B. Gordon, R. Pressley, T. Heckel, C. Reed, J. Miller, D. Shonkwiler, J. Brothers, R. Call, M. Walton: Row 3: R. Barger, R. Asher, M. Games. B. Wheeler, D. Wallace, M. McFarland, S. Miles, T. Woodard, D. Phipps, J. Rodgers, B. Fowler, M. O'l-lair, J. Cram, L. Hutcheson, I. Kelly, T. Heckel, B. Sheets, L. Livesay. Major projects of the FCA included a Christmas party for needy children and a campout at Marshall, Indiana. Row 1: R. Roady , E. O'l-lair, S. McGaughey CV. Capt.7, K. Sanders CCapt.J, K. Kendall QSec.-Treas.J, D. Tippin, M. Bullerdick, I. Miller, R. Brothers, T. Heckel: Row 2: M. Harpold, B. Gordon, B. Fowler, T. Heckel, J. Williams. K. Wedemeyer, Kelly, S. Miles, M. Fordice, T. Wilson, S. Jones: Row 3: R. Gibson, J. Harbison, J. R. Scott, R. Call, D. Weaver, R. Smith, B. Fowler, T. Etcheson, J. Brothers, B. Page. Row 4: Mr. Price CSponsorJ, I. Jarvis, B. Sheets, R. Stultz, K. Ford, R. McMahon, N. Miles, I. Schubert. 1.1 Feminine Represenfafion KJ tl x. Responsible for planning Pep Club activities and fund-raising projects, Pep Club Council members are: Row 1: D. Gibson, P. Allen. R. McBride, V. Pipes, T. Gossett: Row 2: K. Greene, B. Hennon, H. Green, R. McBride, L. Tippin, B. Zimmerman, D. Hughes CV. Pres.J: A. Reasor fSec.J: Row 3: Mrs. Mclieehan CSponsorb, J. Alcorn, J. Buser, S. O'Hai1CTreas.J, T. Barnharr, D. Roberts fPres.h, J. McCammack, V. Proctor, D. Ritter, R. McBride. Attending an Indiana Racer game at Market Square Arena and doing service work at various nursing homes were activities enjoyed by these FCA members. Row 1: L. Staggs, B. Keil. P. Lee, T. McClain. J. Buser CSec.-T1'eas.b, L. Herrick CCapt.J, P. Baldwin CCC:- Capt.9, B. Clodfelter, M. Dixon. S. Headley: Row 2: R. McBride, T. Williams, B. Zimmerman, V. Baldwin. D. Brooks, J. Fordice, K. Kelly, D. Ritter, N. Ford, L. Sutherlin, M. O'Hair: Row 3: E. Hetrick, K. Logan, T. Greene, D. Horton, J. Storm, P. Cloncs, T. Cornett. J. Cox, R. Clodfelter, L. McGaughey, S. O'Hair, S. Clark, D. Roberts, Mrs. Hartman QSponsor7. 1 W Roof For NP! Pep Club members: Charlie Cougar fTheresa Whitey Row 1: Mrs. McKeehan, B. Zimmerman, V. Pipes, R. McBride, H. Green, P. Allen, L. Tippin, D. Gibson: Row 2: K. Norton, D. Ritter, L. Clodfelter, P. Baldwin, J. Baker, M. Boswell, A. Reasor, V. Proctor, K. Kelly, D. Roberts, J. McCammack, I. Staggs: Row 3: J. White, B. Lawler, C. Chilcote, T. Gossett, D. Hughes, S. Leeke, D. Alcorn, S. O'Hair, T. Chilcote, P. Cloncs, N. Knapp, D. Gentryg Row 4: J. Alcorn, T. Green, J. Miller, J. Buser, V. Baldwin. L. Porter, M. Henderson, D. Sinhett, B. Sheets, S. Purvis, B. Beams, M. Riggleg Row 5: G. Nolan, T. Harbinson, D. Lawler, R. Gentry, D. Short, K Young, I. Fordioe, M. Clodfelter, T. Williams, I. Storm, L. Walton, L. Staggs: Row 6: B. Hennon, J. Crosby, C. Copner, D. Plunkett B. Lanham, W. Falconbury, D. Nelson, J. Storm, M. App, L. Sutherlin, L. Summers, R. Clodfelterg Row 7: D. McCloud. S. Chilcote, P. Early, R. Jefferson, L. Wallace, K. Roberts, M. Bock, C. Green, T. Burchett, R. Engle, K. Logan, K. Greene: Row 8: L. Creviston, K. Cox, D. McGaughey, R. McGaughey, M. Noll, T. Towne, A. Fowler, L. Hess, A. Ulrey, D. Hutchison, J. Smith, S. Kyteg Row 9: J. Storm, D. Henderson, L. Curran, B. Wedemeyer, T. Malayer, K. Jones, M. Wisener, K. McBride, J. Livesay, K. Tyler, L. Rossok, C. Miller: Row 10: J. Tippin, C. Zimmerman, N. Walters, T. Barnhart, S. Weaver, T. Robins, S. Pipes, S. O'Hair, S. Gentry, D. Kelly, T. Robbins. B. Jones. I. Baker: Row 11: K. McFarland, D. Henderson, J. Copner, S. Haulk, K. Adams, T. Towne, B. Bridges, R. Halterbach, D. Miller, L. Watson, A. App: Row 12: B. Sheets. T. Perry. J. Turpin, S. Nelson. I ,. . so 1 , L ' lg' si '..u' '-'fin -' f QQ 'TF .1 1 ' .gif ' un -'ig' Y' H. ' 2.-...?S.:'gI'. dnl 'Z ' Z 'I 'Ria-Q-'xl' - - -5-::exN1 - 'fl' 'g. f ' 7' X S 'Q'-g:5,-f , 1. 'yy ' W ,,,1Xs ' fl - 13. - xx- 'T 1' J -. ' A Q15 , Af' ' Q- ,-L Q ,ai I. 'Unix I . 4. - IA.: gf 5 .n..,t 5--.Q 6. uw: A. -- .awe Q N7 . 'Q' '1',' 2 xx - if ' IW, ., , li -X I 1'j:Yi'f.i:'4 5 war H X ' I X sz-- ql 1. 13:4 .,. A 'f.fQf.1 Compefifion Cougar Gridders Break Even Members of the football team were: Row 1: M. McFarland Cmgr.J, D. Gilstrap, D. Tippin. J. Williams, B. Page, T. Etcheson, J. Brothers, M. Bullerdick, K. Sanders, E. O'Hairg Row 2: S. McGaughey, T. Heckel, W. Owens, M. Harpold, B. Gordon, S. Greene, R. Roady. M. Davis, R. Haulk, I. Stultzg Row 3: R. Brothers, B. Sheets, T. Heckel, I. Miller, D. Williamson, R. McMahon, S. Jones Cmgr.J, V. Paris, J. Miller, B. Cloncs, J. Joyce: Row 4: I. Rogers, S. Majors, D. Reed, K. Kendall, M. Means. K. Wedemeyer, I. Kelly, B. Tincher. R. Oliver. The Varsity Footballrecord was 5-5. The final stand- ings found the Cougars sec- m ond in the County and third 1 in the WCC. This accom- plishment is great consid- ering that 22 seniors were lost from 1974's 8-2 team. Thus, the team was inex- perienced but nevertheless made a good showing. Dur- ing the season 10 lettermen missed game time due to injuries. Seven Cougar players were elected to the WCC team. Those gridders with WCC election and school records included Mike Bul- lerdick with a passing record of 1343 yards. Ron Brothers received the most passes while I im Brothers caught the most passes for touchdowns. Raymond Haulk was just short of 1000 yards gained, and Bud Page scored 225 defensive points and was also selected MVP. Also on the WCC team were David Tippin and Kelly Sanders. Trey Etche- son received Honorable Mention on the WCC team . Ron Brothers' powerful kickoffs opened the way to many Cougar victories. Quarterback Mike Bullerdick and center Trey Etcheson take time out to pose Senior end Jim Brothers nabs a pass to score for the for a picture during a practice session. Cougars. Frosh FB, Harriers Husfle I s.- 'BC' ,Km 'QJQI , Cross Country runners strive for perfection of form and time. Row 1: I . Jarvis, J Lieske B Fowler D Joyce J Schubert L W'1 J Row 21 N- Miles. K- F0rd. R. Daniels, D. Trent, K- Phillips. B. Fowler: Row 3,: doach Olgon: T. Wilson, R. Stultz Clviax1:ge1r3. . 1 ons. ,GMX , , Ny .- 4 AQ ' ' 0' f fx W' These freshmen football players are ready for action on next year's B-Team. Row 1: M. Zaring. K. Welty, M. Clodfelter, D. Weaver, R. Smith, D. Alenduff: Row 2: D. O'Hair, R. Gibson, R. Call, D. Riddell, J. R. Scott KManagerJ. J. Harbison, Coach Seger: Row 3: T. Hopkins, K. Wisener, L. Livesay, R. Greene, B. Stoker, D. Sutherlin. N- 0 Cougars Rergn Over WCC ff 0 ' 1 vffgxf' j Qtglignr . fi . .. ,W a , X X Y. P-- X .. , ' 1 K .. it ' z 5 A . X X n All Xxx ra ys : n f ' ' i ff I -C 'af' North Putnam's most valuable player Jim Brothers goes up -for two points. ' And Qeohonal The lockers were bare, uniforms put away and the only evidence of North Putnam bas- ketball was memories. The best of these memories were the WCC and Sectional crowns, and the record equal to last year's 20 wins and 4 losses. The team had a slow start losing two of their first three games , including the County Tourney. But the Cougars came back to win seven in a row before losing to Covington. The cagers did not lose again until the Regional. The Cougars swept the Conference with a perfect 7-0 record . It marked the first year to win the WCC outright. Senior standouts Broth- ers, Bullerdick, and Miles were voted to the All-Conference team . lim was also selected as most valuable player in the county. The fans will remember the Sectional as one of the most exciting and closest in many years. The Cougars beat Cascade '72-61 before handling Tri-West 67-58. In the final game North Putnam and Greencastle battled for a Cougar win 68-62. The Cougars advanced to the Frankfort Regional where they came upon Lebanon. The game went back and forth until the Tigers pulled ahead in the final minutes to win 47-56 . ' neeling: S. Jones, T. Hecke1,. M. McFarland, Cmgrsm Standing: Mr. Price, E. O'Hair, J. Miller, C. Clark. I. Stultz, J. Brothers, R rothers, S. McGaughey, N. Miles, M. Bullerdick, R. Daniels, Mr. Sharp I 5 15. ... 'U 'im' 1 1' 4- M, i L. The solemn faces of Cody , Rick , and Jim reflect serious pre-game thoughts. Steve McGaughey's reliable shooting scored valuable points for the Cougars. . to u l l I. M. 'Q Frosh Work Uuf 9th Grade Basketball players included: Row 1: R. Greene, R. Guernsey, R. Smith, R. Call, R. Amersg Row 2: I. R. Scott QMgr.J, J. Harbinson, M. Nichols, D. Sutherlin, B. Malayer. T. Hopkins, D. Weaver, B. Stoker, L. Livesay, Mr. Geswein CCoachJ, K Wisener. Intramural team members were: C. Reed, S. Meanor, S. Greene, D. Wallace, H. Wood, D. Tippin, D. Clodfelter, T. Poole. J. Davies, J. Cram, C. Cope, D. Everts, S. Jones, R. Haulk, D. O'I-lair, A. Gillogly, H. McCloud, H. Price, T. Elcheson, B. Gooch, C. Holland, B. Bock, G. Willoughby, M. Robinson, M. Lickliter, B. Blubaugh, D. Deaton. Team Splashes Throu h Year To achieve a letter, a swimmer must attend a number of meets, placing reasonably well. Some events include freestyle, individ- ual medley, butterfly, back- stroke , and breaststroke . 53.7 .,e, , ,-- f . Row 1: R. Crawford, A. Bee, T. Wilson, K. Ford, M. Clodfelter, W. Owens, D. Boruff: Row 2: D. Fenton, D. Alenduff, T. Lawless, J Schllberl, D. Joyce, R. McBride, K. Kelly, Mr. Knox. - ,eg W s .,1 ,'1' ly- ., , .Q 1 F ' ' FW' 2, ,L i S Z1 xx L 'ef' if Z 5223+ ff 3 'P-aw .Q-1 R ,K X JN mfs 6 X X ff X W 1 'ff iff' I N an H f , f , , '. XX ' A Q' X 1'X. A ,I 131 Hg, Ilfffff ' 'IK W! A If VW J ' f f 1' SM 5 Affffffm ' X56 4 r I ' Xl? XXL . ff! X Ei! f X D w f ,N V 74 Basing Hopes For A Good Season NP-10 6 6 2 11 6 6 5 0 6 10 14 4 1 '8 Here it comes! Danville Greencastle North Montgomery Monrovia Southmont Cascade Tri-West Turkey Run Owen Valley Cloverdale South Putnam Rockville Edgewood Crawfordsville innings It's a bird. lt's a plane. No, it's SuperSteve! Members of the team are KKnee1ingJ: M. O'Hair, fmgr.y, E. O'Hair, B. Tincher R Smith K Sanders B Gordon T Etcheson T Simpson, S. Miles Cmgr.Jg Standing: Mr. Geswein, T. Heckel, D. Hedge,'B. Fowler M Harpold M O Hair I Mrller R Daniels D. Shonkwiler, M. Nichols, J. Brothers, M. Davis, S. MeGaughey, N. Miles R Brothers D Tippin Mr Olson Tracksfers Qprinf Ahead l H 29 Cascade A ' '98 Cloverdale '74 99 -T f1 ' 22 Owen Valley 62 1Ag4,Edgewood '72 : '27 V1 Monrovia 58 LS.. Putnam 96 B6 . 13'wrif1LweQ1 ' .14-8.4! 5- F ci6verqa164 .1294 ,far Q '-5.55 ., 12 5 fr! ' Q L44 4 1- sg' 'A A3A 2f.n --' - v -ACC, Nm M. 46 Tu n ' '-jg , . Y , , Y - +-,,.-WC H i - ' Conf .dh Q ' .1 VJ 5' i ff Conga ' w r. 1 - -f.5 .rg,f,,'-Q if 1 Ki ofilg teyms , 4' A .. Y k 1 'fr I Fm 3 l -'C' IDM? . rr, ,E 'A .lj 4' -, - -Q lf ,LSEF1 - - -C. me A- ff- wi kiwi i-ggwf V Ae I f - J . Vw ' 'ee ' - rr Iwi N 'e ' -1 2-1' , if' , .'.v fe-'f h 'Q 4191-Q K. .1 ,J ,A f Q Ifi4T:iQ7iQf'-fl'21L-mfr iz I 247-Q1'f,5'.fgj?Lj!3f1Qf YL. Cougar runners are Row 1: T. McBride, R. Amers, J. Schubert, R. Mason, J. Leiske, T. Lawless: Row 2: B. Sheets, C. Lockoby, R. McMahon: Row 3: Coach DeBoer, D. Joyce, M. Kays, D. Weaver, B. Malayer. R. Greene, D. Boruff, J. Miller, D. Trent. N.P Golf Team Tees Off 193 179 203 245 206 196 402 173 211 227 179 204 181 187 Western Boone Tri-West North Montgomery Monrovia-Mooresville 241-248 Owen Valley Greencastle Lafayette Central Cath. Cloverdale South Putnam Southmont Cloverdale Turkey Run Fountain Central 176 Terre Haute North 206 152 ' 192 A 182 ' 168 r 388 . 158 200 182 164 206 -162 , 167 W X L ---x I . ,ve 4, 'ga l' ' E o S v' l 5 ' X Strike three. you're out! lf' .1 ISU B. Clark, G. Reed, K. Ford. J. Scott, T. Wilson, S. Greene. K. Wisner, M. Bullerdick, C. Williamson, I . Harbison, Knot pictured? Mr. Bays, Coach. Yi x W' J P-5 'IL x if-,Q-1' f fy.. an ' Y-Z3-12 '- W, Y- V -is 1 I ': 'h' ' . -. - 4 Jil :U 1 ' VJ - 1 . 1 :wi . 311- A jgsvif .vlif , -12 l. Y- 'T' x ,U . .,, ., , , -,nit ,. N ,fx . ,4,5Qni-.' 1 ' .vw , -, ' I I . , , Q.: 1 1 . , , . ,WV W., cam pf? 5 v N Y Cougar Girls Bump Up ' ' ' r'z,.fTT'f ,., :W . nn., r- nr , 5-4 xr Senior Tammy Green watches with hope as team- , mare Teresa Lanham successfully bumps the ball over the net. The Girl's Volleyball teams were not too successful this sea- son in the win and loss cate- gory. The Varsity's record was 2-10 and the I-V's record was 2-9 . However the girls improved in their skills and knowledge of the game. During the Fall Sports Ban- quet, Loretta McGaughey received the Most Valuable Player Award . Varsity members include fkneelinglz T. Green, M. Huffman, S. Headley, and B. Clodfelter: standing: L. McGaughey, S. O'l-lair, T. Lanham, C. Kemp, D. Roberts. S. Clark and Coach Lynn Hippinsteel. B-Team members, Row 1: B. Zaring. V. l-larpold, K. Green. A. Walters, D. Horton, A. Reasorg Row 2: D. Crodian, D. Nelson, L. McGaughey, S. Steele, and T. McClain. Also, P. Kelly, B. Tippin, and Coach Lynn Hippinsteel. 79 Girls Seek Firsf Qecfional Pictured is the girls' Varsity Basketball team, in and out of uniform. Basketball play- ers CAN look like young women! These girls did not have a tremendous record , but they played to the best of their ability and skill. The team is losing four senior girls who Lynn Hippinsteel has coached since her first year at N.P. They are Sam Clark, Tammy Green, Loretta McGaughey, and Donna Rob- erts. During the Winter Sports Banquet Loretta McGaughey received the Most Valuable Player Award and a new award was presented to Samantha Clark for her high mental attitude. Junior Teresa Lanham. one of the starting five on the team, blocks the ball from an Avon player. Varsity members are Row 1: S. Clark, T. Green, L. McGaughey, J. Buser, T. Green. M. Huffman: Row 2: Miss Hippinsteel, D. Roberts, D. Horton, C. Kemp, T. Lanham, E. Hedrick, and S. O'Hair. Coached by Bev Miller, B-team players are: R. McGaughey KMgr-D. L- MCGaughey, K. Kelly. I . Fordice. K- Y0uDg. K. Greene. J- Thomburg, T. McClain, L. Staggs, L. Gordon, J. Storm, C. Copner, and K. Roberts CMgr.j. ,-- A . - 1 A 1 'Y S3233 M T- 1, we , . '-'wifi ' 1 -. .H . v- ., ' 1 5 ' 1' it ' ,X , lx: It V' x 't -jgsf Ja..-1-,. -f ' x Av , L, 4.1: 'V V .-fx . yt-,.., . .. WW 1 J 'UQ F Traoksfers Sprin Forward Under the direction of Miss Hoey, Donna Horton and Nancy Ford qualified for the Sectional. Donna competed in the long jump and the 100 yard dash and Nancy in the mile . Although the team was small, each girl improved her skills. Events included the long and high jumps, shotput, and softball thrgw . more Donna Horton lakes a flying leap as she does the long jump which qualified her for the Sectional. f . 157 Girls Sprimers were Row 1: S. Clark, K. Kelly, L. McGaughey, M. O'I-lair: Row 2: T. Greene, R. McBride, K. Greene, S. O'I-lair, T. Lanham, L. Staggsg Row 3: D. McCloud 4Mgr.J, N. Knapp CMgr.J. Miss Hoey, D. Horton, A. Walters, S. Purvis, N. Ford, M. Webb, M. Huffman, P. C1oncs4Mgr.J. I' 1 ' - N 4 'I . ' ff Q, . , -li A u. ' . 'lil 5 . , '- fs? X I -' A . QW. x up ' 73, - Li '- ' 1 O +375 '-'16 ' -. . 0 ' 5,1 I g zz a' v .w ,fm . G LI1' ' D X i 2- W :X 3 -7. :Z-Y A V fs - , . ' :fl .1- ' F 3 U 5 ' l I F X - - 1 . X O 5 4 ,A i Xia-1 . -. Q.- . . , l K u - ' X J H ' ' fl Na' 0 -0 , ' ---'ij-I '-' 'I V' . ll Ihxi T I ! I A- 'J' Q i-- . .yn I X 1 A-2 ' K A' 2, '91 f '. 1 ' ' - 5 ' X,-N' gill . sq., k L' S 'Z n F I Y W! U I Q T' Xltxii-.V --S K y , X 9 ..- Q -U Fac ulfy Sfaff Encourages Inquiry o 'W Dr . Larry Williams , Superintendent . - M' ' ii Zffii f -if 11533 . JF' up vi' A -I .fl .'2' ! J V, -V X is a Mr. James Sharp, Health, P.E., A.D.g V. Bb., Dept. Chair. Mr. Kenneth Miller, Mr. Richard Schelsky, Principal. Asst. Principal. . 441 3 71 Mrs. Kay Greeson, Mr. Norman Evans, Guidance Guidance Y-7 n i Mrs. Millicent Mrs. Rosemary Priest. Mrs. Carolyn Goff, Hamrnerling, Lib: Media Secretary. Secretary. Specialist . Mr. Wm. Bays, Am. Mr. Lloyd Blubaum, Mr. Steve Cash, Voc. Ag.g History, Golf, Chess Club. English, Newspaper. FFA, 4-H Coordinator. C37 Mrs. Elaine Chase, Mr. Larry Cox, Mtls. , Mr. Donald DeBoer, Gen. English: Yearbook. Power, Elec.: '7 Fb, 8 Bb. Bio- , SC-: V. Fb- . T. Ir. Hi. T. gg 1? -1 Ng'-'xii 4. ,:-rf gg, if if , ,., '12 E ' Mr. David Dillon, Eng., Mrs. Anne Elmore, Latin, Mrs. Majorie Emmert, H.S. Spelling Bee, '7 Cl. Spons. Eng.: Jr. Classical League. Con. Chr. , Jr. Hi. Chr.g P.P., Sun. Sing. MI- JCIIY G6SW6iI1, P.E. , Mr. David Gjesvold, Mrs. Linda Gjesvold, Artg Art Eng- . Health: Pb- , Bb- , Music: Jr. Hi. Band, Sr. Cl. , Adult Art Class. T., BH- Bd, Orch. 'X Y 1 , l u l 1 Mrs. Paula Hartman, Eng.g Mr. Wm. Hawley, Miss Lynn Hippensteel, Speech, FCA, Thesp. Science. Social Studies, Health, PEg Girls' Bb, Vb. Miss Mary Hoey, PE: Elem. Mrs. Betty Job, Businessg Mr. Lanny Knox, Soc. Swim, GAA, V. 8L lr. Hi Soph. Class Sponsor. Studies, PEg V. 85 Jr. Hi. Swimg T. Swim. Miss Veronica Liebold, Mr. Charles Martellaro, Mr. Francis McClure , Mathg Business, Office Ed. Assc. Govern.: Asst. Pb.: Head Honor Society. Wrestling. Vffitii 'MJ ..w--wvs,.Jx.N.el Mrs. Jacque McGaughey, Mrs. Anne Mclieehan, Miss Beverly Miller, Home Ec.: 8th Gr. Mathg Pep Club , Business . Cheerleaders . Sponsor . l l , 1, ,' Mr. James Myers, Marhg Math Club, Stu. Cncl. , -Dept . Chair . fw . X, 1 , X '. v--, W. YF 'v X 1, - ,. ..- 7 2 V 1.-.1 F,-1. X, ' f1. fll'i?1,' gif , ' li ., rr: Fix . Q, :ii N. S VIL' .vr r.frfL'T-'VLE . , I riiffjr ' KL up 1i5Z:Y'1l Y -1 will '12 y f l.E 15:J'4i'rf.-,ag YA NH., ii:-.LSKHK 1 11 K A 1 4. '-uf.,-f.5,e5-Ri .-.,jw,,w',Qff2J-A 1 Q ,ff-' :'- ' cv 5- f, A :v N. -, , V, S. lb., .71 I 5 Vg..-,V,.f - wt ,. V k is 'F ' wr: fl wil-J' A ' A uh --l Mrs. Lethia Myers, Eng.: Mr. Jerry Olson, Spanishg Dept. Chair. NRA, CC, V. B. , Span. Club. . N . .Vx MIS- Linda P3IIiCk, Mr. Ronald Price, Health, Mr. James Risk, Biology, Life Science, Soc. Studiesg SI. PE, Soc. Studies: Boys' Scienceg Dept. Chair. Class Spon. FCA, Asst. Fb. , Bb. mf s i-wr X I Li' Y f , 45 Q, J wk R: I ' ' ..f Agni, - 2 Mr. John Seger, Soc. Miss Mary Smith, Business: Mr. Donald Steward, Shop, Studiesg Sr. Hist. Ir. Class Spons. IA. Mrs. Shirley Steward , Miss Nina Terrell, Home Mr. John Wilson. Music: Math. Ec.g FHA, Fresh. Spons. Band. Pep Band. G? I ff' -N -sh 1-Pryx-K f 4 f-f' x w.' f K! 1 f II: l 4 V' pr u f A' 5 I ' 1 Tiki' Z ij 'E' People I Juniors Prepare For Prom . . :-- 1 Prom Committee Chairmen were: Miss Smith CSponsorl. B. Junior Class Council members included: R. McBride fPres. 7, V. Miles, C. Reed, H. Lewis, D. Ritter, I. Pickel, J. Baker, R. O'I-lair CTreas.J, D. Hughes CSec.l. T. Riggen CV. Pres.J. McBride. I I f G de ' P3 . D. Alcorn J ' 1 , s. Alenduff .3 l .A B '2'?fIfJf??6'E C. Alexander V. wfm' S. Astin A 63. X V. Baire 9 , 'r ' Q. Barge: ' P. Baldwin I . Baker L. Bee B. Bills T. Blubaugh D. Boruff M. Boswell K. Brewer R. Brothers , C. Burchett F. Burdine W. Burdine I . Burk Yr T. Campbell ' ' B. Clodfelter L. Clodfelter V. Chaplain S. Chilcote B. Cloncs T. Clones C. Cope T. Cornetv. .f- C. Cox I . Cox J. Cox L. Creviston W 90 Crosby Curran Davies Davasher Dixon Douglas Drawbaugh Everts Farrow Fellin Fink Fitzsimmons Fogle . Fogle Fowler Gibbs Gibson Gilstrap Gosseu Grassick Green Greene . Hall Hanlon Headley Heckel Hedge Hueston . Huffman Hughes Jackson I ones Joyce Kamplain Kean Kelly Kemp -Kersey Lane Lanham Lawler Lawless Lee Leeke Lewis Majors Majors McBride McClain McCloud McCullough McFarland McGaughey McGaughey Miles Miller Miller Miller Minar Norton O' Hair Oliver Paris Perkins Phillips Pickel Pieper Pipes . Poole Poole Poynter Ralcliff Reasor Reed . Reed Richardson Richardson Riggen Ritter Robbins Rocker Shannon Shonkwiler Simpson Skelton Snodgrass South Sprague Starr . Stranger Surber Templeman Thornburg Thornburg Tippin Todd Trent Vincent Wallace Wheeler White Williams Williams Williams Williamson Wood Zimmerman I 4-5 p 1... am -- ff , J Qophs Gef Involved 413 -X O Z The Sophomore Representatives include: M. Fordice CPres.J, E Herrick QV. Pres.7, H. Greene CSec.J, S. O'l-lair CTreas.J l0fh Grade. I . Alcorn R. Asher D. Baire V. Baldwin R. Barnharl I. Barton B. Beams K. Boller D. Bray C . Browning B . Brummitt J. Buser T. Chilcote P. Cloncs K. Comeu S. Cottongin P. Crawford D. Crodin M. Curran K. Dickerson D. Fenton K. Ford N. Ford C. Fordice M. Fordice M. Garret D. Gemry K. Goad B. Gordon H. Green T. Greene M . Harpold .WW- e - . I l , , .fl V 038. A sophomore English class sits, excited as usual 'I -.L 17 ,I Hasselburg Haulk Headly Heckel . Henderson Hetrick Holder Holland Horton Hutchison Jarvis Jones Joyce Keck Keck Keil Kelly Kelly Kendall Kerns Lane Lawson Leak Lientz Lieske Little Mason McBride McBride . McFarland McGaughey McMahon Meanor . Means N Miles Miles Miller Miller Moore Rogers . Riggle Reed Reed Ratcliff Price Pressley Porter Porter . Owens O'I-lair . O'Hair N oll Merifield Sanders Schubert Sheets Sheets . Sinnet . Southwood Sprague Sprague Staggs Stokes Storm Stultz Surber Sweet Thornburg Tincher Tippin Uhls . Walters ii '-- ' 4' 'I ' 'I T. Walters Q11 L. Walton .JJ 'M ' 5 , A , h 0 D. Webb H N .fa Y ,cd M. Webb X! .' C K. Wedemeyer I 42' , 'XJ I. while p 5 J., ,As T. williams ' 0- ' ' ., Q C. Williamson 4' L 1 J 7' f ' 1. Nl ,lf'7' fl ,t . . f , A ,yt 1 . tn J ' . yi f . J I Qu 1 X551 . ig? ' ' ,xii x k Lanna displays her slogan. Don't Joke Q .ff .q. I 54 Big 'ul . -v . Around with the Cougars. G . Willoughby L. Wilson T. Wilson M. Wood B. Zimmerman - ,fl ? ,fi a lg if I 3 4 f w 1' Scott Meanor is far from camera-shy but Steve Miles is just the opposite. , S 4 4... 1 .-,f - Martha works uninterrupted by the First year Latin class always looks camera. busy. ,., Z 0 ,.-'- ,,,- , ,,- -- ,, 4 95 it Frosh Look To Nexf Year Sw ' 1 ' '-' .ev 5 5 A si 5-15,-1 I Class officers: D. Short, K. Greene, B. Malayer, K. Logan. What, me worry? , - D. Alenduff B. Alexander ,N , - 'W lf R. Amers , , ' F , ,, .- ,W af:-V. M. App '5 , ? f LP' l--L 3 . ' -1 R. Barge: A 4 ' ,V -, ki fl S. Bell 7 1 -1, ' I ' D. Boller Y ' X K. Bray f cu I . ' B. Buchanan J. Burdine J. Burk 'ld E. Burnett .. 1 S. Bushong R. Call -' M. Carson B . Clark 1 M. Clodfelter M. Clodfelter R. Clodfelzer - M. Cook V' .:. T. Cook - Q' T' C. Copner J R. Crawford pg I. Crosby .1 T. Davies D. Davis M. Davis , y P. Davis ' -fb J. Dean ' D. Deaton S . Draper S . Draper rf ,. M U ,Q A 'L R .LQ fs - 1 . L , gg-9 ss K Q- 's.I , K7 r Mtg, f N: -. . 'm D. 1 t C ,f .1 It l el V. Early Engle Everts Everts Farrow Faurote Fordice . Games Games Gatlin Gentry Gerald Gibson Gilstrap Gordon Gorrell Goss Greene Greene Gregory Guernsey Harbison Harbison Harpold Hasselburg Headley Hefley Hellon Higgins Hildman Hipsher Holder Holland Hopkins T . . Huffines Hutcheson Inman . Kays Kean Keck Kelley Knowling Lanham Lawler D. T. Lawless . Lickliter Livesay C . Lockaby . Logan Luke N . Lukenbill Malayer . McBride D. McCloud McGaughey McGuire McKamey Miles Miller Miller Nelson . Nichols Noland O'Hair Owens Perkins Phipps Plunkett Priest Purvis Reasor D . Riddell I. R. Scou C. Sheets D. Shon T. Simpson R. Smirh S. Steele B. Stoker I. Storm L. Summers D. Sutherlin L. Sutherlin D. Swearinger B. Terhune I. Tincher M. Walton D. Warren D. Weaver T. Weddell B. Wells K. Wendling T. Wisener T. Woodard K. Young M. Zaring av' QI QU' vs .4 14 F1 ' g v ' x...v buf 'H . 7--si' 7' ef - 4 ' . 6 rv- , . 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' wif- ' 4 ul , Ibis I I It . Q - . ZJ5I'0'f1l'lf c., ms we forgive .thorn -r I' ' ' pl .,fFCfp11f'S Zxgiliuffus-: .lad 1 ,'aflf:p,d '5qs rxbr im Tdxnxptatmlx, but l 'Im V' If '1LlCAlIVQl1 11s: frum D-'i1. Amen :'fa-'g,L-.- 1 . Y.-.M 'f I WM W I f , ' fm:fP:9? 5fW5f FMfP alll''Wm ' WlllfI ' lllL55Vs.' wwf film ,155 1. .!!1,,,'1, I ..:.2 f'. 'I 1 ,Va- i 'V' 1' If 1 - If ' F I y V . ',!l:. 'J' ,HS I ff H Inf!! ,IM HORNBOOK OF EIGHTEENTH CENTURY Junior High Chorus Conquers Quief Participating in the Vari- ety Show this year was the Sth grade chorus. For the event they got to wear spe- cial outfits. The Chorus also sang for the Christmas program. Preparing for a special event is the Chorus's favorite activity. This year the 8th grade Chorus includes: Row 1: I. Burton, B. French, A. Ulrey, I. Smith, T. Cook, B. Bell, I. Livesay, Mrs. Emmert fAdv.J, T. Keck: Row 2: L. Rhoten, C. Todd, S. Keyt, K. Tincher, D. Hutcheson, L. Lewis, C. Miller. C. Leak: Row 3: B. Nipper, D. Poynter, K. Steagall. L. McPherson, J. Baire, P. Riddell. A. Jones, J. Durham, S. Dodd. l Beginning in the Chorus this year are the following 7th graders: Row 1: L. Wallace. L. McFarland, R. Springman, S. Pipes, L. Curran. J. Endicott, D. Henderson, D. Henderson, C. Vincent. Mrs. Emmert CAdvisor3, T. Keck: Row 2: C. Zimmerman, N. Walter, N. Irish. P. Passwater, M. Leak, K. Nix, K. McFarland, T. Brown, C. Southern: Row 3: J. Nipper, R. Engle, S. Burnett, K. Miller, B. Clark. J. Harrigan. 7 8 Bands Play For Fun 'ith grade band members exploring their musical talents include M. Tippin. S. Weaver, B. Wedemeyer K. Jones: Row 2: N. Livesay, D. Kelly, K. Win. M. Smith, D. Miller, K. McAfee, A. App. J. Libka. J. Tippin. R. Dickerson, Row 3: L. Watson, T. Perry, J. Smith, B. Bridges, B. Steele, H. Keck, J. Sinner., G. Logan, J. McGaughey. J. Oliver, D. Miller, R. Holterbach, T. Higgins. Looking forward to High School Band 81h grade band members are Row 1 C Kelly T Lawson R Simms, M. Bock, S Knowling M Sm1Lh Row2 J Hlggins L Deaton D McGaughey K Roberts K Tyler Row3 P Slmpson, G. Hall M Shonkwiler B Steward T Farrow D McGaughey D Jones Row4 M Mlller L Speas D Evens. G. 7fh, 8fh Foofball ldok Off w': J' 5.1. ..E-fQ1i? -Tgiiif'fi...T5z3nT'T T T' A G ' 'll ll l 'M'3'1? 1.- 1. 1.1-'JL H. 'r21 1'c 111. a V . , 'H - -- ,FHS-gf..,i:...,... 3t...1f..:awal.s.,.cn.mzx ,gs mqr7'?g:u.gf,1.-- M . .. :l....,. ..i .-..e....az:z,- .2252 w .A : g. G -A. :Ely 4f'i 3'1 1? f'L.4.:. 5. K: ml '7 X..'t,'.l1?i'f- ' ' f ,f '.' , , . 'Wg - .. at 2-4 -, Wiz.: .4 -f- lf--J' -Q Ia- ,.'e1' T ' .lf T -vf ..-A inf' '- -, x H tg . ' 7,35 gif' e7 '5' ' .mga 3 my -ggi 'gf' + ' ni ' ' '93 Q1-in ' n. Q lj Q , 'J 'TT -el U vw. if 13+ H . ,gl - X - - - Q ,la -. ,, i i M., 3 , , V,A,., ,. N The 'Tth grade football team includes Row 1: R. Griswold, J. Sinnet, M. Joyce, I. Harrigan. J. Gilstrap, T. Heckel, T. Straderg Row 2 M. Keyt, A. Beck, B. Clark, I. McGaughey, B. Steele, L. Lawhorn, T. Little: Row 3: Mr. Cash, M. O'Hai1', P. Weaver, G. Logan, W. Hoffman. R. Carter. T. VanVactor. H. Keck. . . 'Ii-125111 i Ie 'ZH T. Iv! '1u 1 , . ' 4 ' , . Participating in the 8th grade football this year are Row 1: S. Franklin, D. Ardelean, K. Hartman, R. Rocker, M. Brown, G. Farrow, I. Smith: Row 2: T. McBride, T. Harbison, D. Burns, D. McDonald, M. Adams, M. Fordice, J. Stevenson, T. Bryan, T. Purdue, D. Fenton: Row 3: D. Harris, S. Smith, R. Zimmerman, F. Stranger. S. Mason, D. Griffin, D. McGaughey, D. Evans, D. Williams, K. Myers, C. Colvin, P. Sheets, F. Lovell, Mr. Geswein. aL , 8 Teams Show Pofenfial In a surprise seasonal ending. the seventh grade devastated other county teams to win the County Tourney. Row 1: B. Steele, L. Lawhorn, S. Greeson. T. Heckel. M. Clones, M. Lieske, J. McGaughey. J. Gilstrap, T. Straderq Row 2: K. Cook, C. Clodfelter, R. Carter. B. Thornburg, R. Dickerson. G. Logan. H. Keck, Coach Seger. The excitement ran high as a junior high pep session helped the 8th grade win their tourney. Row 1: B. Steward. B. Steward, D. McGaughey, B. Gilloglys Row 2: Mr. Cox, K. Hartman. T. Harbison, M. Adams, R. Rocker: Row 3: R. Zimmerman, S. Trem. C. Colvin, S. Smith. Runners Chase Tifle SX Ir. High boys participating in Track include Ckneelingj L. Lawhorn. J. Harrigan, M. Joyce. I. McGaughey, T. Heckel, K. Hartman, B. Steward: Standing: Coach Cox, T. VanVactor, J. Daniels, D. Lucas, S. Smith, S. Mason, D. McBride, P. Weaver, D. Clones, C. Clodfelter, P. Simpson. 1 I Girls in the Jr. High Track are Row 1: K. McBride, L. Watson, D. Miller, L. Curran, T. Barrthart. K. Tyler: Row 2: K. McAfee, T. Robbins, R. McGaughey, T. Murphey, T. Robbins, A. Fowler, Row 3: Coach Hoey, M. Noll, S. Weaver, B. Wedemeyer, I. Tippin. 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Ardelean I. Baire J. Baker P. Barnharr B. Bell M. Bock J. Boler L. Boller T. Boller M. Brown D . Browning C . Brummett T. Bryan J. Burdine D. Burris I. Burton T . Chambers S . Chilcote D. Clones K. Coffey C. Colvin T. Cook K. Cox P. Crank L. Crevisron B. Culley I. Daniels L. Demon S. Dodd J. Durham P . Barley . Evens . Everrs . Falconbury . Farrow . Fenton Fogle Folck . Fordice Fowler Franklin French . Fross . Games Geyer Gibson Gillogly Goad Gorrell Gossel Gowan Green Green Griffin Grimes Guernsey Hall Harbison Harris Hartman Hess Higgins Hood Hutcheson Hutchison Jeffries Jones Jones Kamplain Kamplain Kelly Kerns Keyt Knowling Kruse Lawson Leak Lewis Little Livesay Lokey Long Lovell Lucas Lukenbill . Lyrle Majors Mason McBride McBride McBride McDonald McGaughey McGaughey McGaughey McGaughey McPherson Means . Miles . Miller Miller . Miller J Mundy U Murphy Myers Niece Nipper . 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Lieske Little- Lively Logan Malayer McAfee McDonald McFarland McFarland McGaughey McKamey McMahon Meanor Miller Miller Miller Nelson Nichols Nipper Nix . O'I-lair Oliver Parker Passwaiter Perry Peters Pipes Price Robbins . Rulfs Schubert Scobee Sheets Shoemaker Simon Sinnet Smith . Smith Southern Staggs Springman Steele Stewart Stockton Storm Strader Stranger Strasburger Sutton Thompson Thornburg Tippin Towne Turpin Ulrey VanVactor Vincent Wallace Walters Watson Weaver- Weaver Wedemeyer Westray Wheeler Wilson Wilson Witt Young Zimmerman Showcase Qfafk Without Amanda's photography skills there would have been K. f S PANT 1' BUProN Our beloved Editor, Donna Roberts. l h I The yearbook staff worked very hard to make this a special edition of the Cougar Showcase . Amanda' Richardson and Randy Lanham were the photographers for this edi- tion. Donna Roberts, editor of the yearbook, gave up much time and effort. 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