Northeastern High School - Lance Yearbook (Fountain City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1975 volume:

,f f r 5 1 1975 LANCE Northeastern High School Fountain City Indiana Volume VIII 4,,,.,...-.Q-:f 'W t. M 1 N , , ,, TABLE CDF CCDNTENTS 4X Daily Life-4 Album-22 Academic:-60 Clubs-78 Sports-92 Advertising-120 Drop A Pebble, In The Water Today, time has stopped, a minute is still a minute an hour is still an hour. And yet, the past and the future hangs in perfect balance. All focused on the present. ' We stand at the front door of the past welcoming each day that pas- ses through, watching tomorrows become today. l '1 i Each day has its burdens, of triumph, of defeat, of laughter, of bitterness l and in our hearts, hot and restless is where our school spirit is kept. I The school works up with cries and struggles to its climaxp but when the great moments comes, and the very top pitch of tense emotions is to be ex- T ressed, the students stand voiceless, and motionless in the extremity of , y assion. l In our dreams we hear the turn of the key that shall close thedoor of the last year. , l The swift passing of forgotten faces, the echoes of voices now forever still and the tinge of times of happiness now nevermore possible. just AfiSplashg And Then It's Gone U J ' ...ff F X f. x , l x . QRSBEXQ?-r -' . ,i Q' W: A rl ,, kin! . f.is?'.lV 1- '.V4'Q::-fmihff ' .x-Qqfp, ei-Wit. ,,f4-j'.W'ar-'fly V ' 1 I ' 'A' T: E 0. '.:f ' 'Q' 'Ar Q: :u 4 '1g.:fEI? '24 - 'bf' 1 MCS' ig' 'E :yy i'-5 5 'yr - ' 'Q 5 ' -1 -3' LF. E .,n 3 51, x I if.. , ' - tl-,',s.Le'f2f+,. 1. ski'-. l lisa ' .J '.vlqf',.'f!j :'Jl::.,4f'k ., ,.' 19, 'Lila , qv I' 'fllwvy l- ,mn MJL' , , da fs' . 4 '- . . A 5' I iii f i 'AQQ1 L. A. 'iv ' Xt ' ' 4 A , x 3 - . ,J - - ' 6 .4 f st 1' fx 4,1 A L, 3 .J . I , L f 1 W V ' H I r . .ff lj , SML 12 A ' , A J J Q - DAILY LIFEXS Sometimes students like to show their spirit in other ways than by just saying it. During the school year there are ballgames at which the band and Damsels perform and dress up day at school to root for our team. We wear crazy socks or crazy clothes, we sing songs, play music or just plain cheer to show our school spirit. Wrestling, track, and girls athletic events also get people involved. 6!DAlLY LIFE School lsn't So Bad D , il. sr-f' - A! Music performers practice their number for the annual Pops Concert. B! Cheerleaders get ready to make their grand entrance in a variety of clothing styles at a pep session. C!Becky and Karen concentrate on music making at a pep session. D! Gang. . . this is no time for stage fright. E! Performers sing under the direction of Mr. Ralph Phillips. F!Glee Club express Sounds of Silence. E F Choir Believes n Performing The '74-'75 Swing Choir made their first appearance at this year's Pops Concert. Choral Director Mr. Ralph Phillips, said, I thought the Swing Choir went over tremen- dously. The audience response was great and I think the kids were pleased. He added that it was the largest audience ever attending a Pops Concert. W DAILY LIFEI7 Students Show Their Spirit That's the last time I say something bad about the school mafia, says Lee Ruble. rg Cindy Toschlog and julie Setser take time off from practice. BKDAILY LIFE In any Unusual Ways What makes your hair so curly? Betsy Freeland shows her school spiri crazy sock day. fkW.', 5lfff ' Q, e. .. j,,'. fc. 41ii f'I.'Y' J, Bf?a.i37'3 . wtf? . -X,-az-ewifgijfrfsi M -Y 2:31 'Ref H-f,t.f,.s:-ws.-f ,', 'w 1-? . , ,...,.,-it ,gg k,s,s,M,. -f ' A' 51. 1 2. 9.-aw tc :wan-,S 'i'-kr' - 'sg'-'1:..--f!r??55S'f'fi.M.v.:.xt mi 7 D fifties i i we r ' ' P I-,JSM Varsity Cheerleader Cindy Blunk dresses in Typical N.H.S. students at a spirit day. a nostalgia outfit to show her school spirit. 1950 gals, left to right, first row: julie Setser, Cheryl White, Cindy Blunk, Becky Stoker. 2nd row: Becky Bowers, Pam Robbins, Betsy Freeland, Cindy Toshlog, Marti Eales, Susan Webster, Bar- bara Fuchs, Teresa Brobeck, laynee Clark, Billie Mullins, Margaret Lyons. -. ,. . 5 I C4 'Q , N l , a I Q i Mark Ward demonstrates YO-YO fad that hit NHS. 1975 Homecoming Crown- illie and Mary We made more money off of Homecoming than we ever have, stated Mrs. Backmeyer, sponsor. This year the Student Council hired Arcade a band from Rich- mond and they were a tremendous success. The general feeling of the students was favorable over all. The king and queen were crowned at the dance. The '75 Homecoming King was Willie Wilburn and the Queen was Mary Nocton. Mary Nocton reigns as Homecoming queen 10! DAILY LIFE Homecoming court included, juniors Barb Williams and Keven Hurd, Sophomores Robin Sadler and Rodney Turner, Freshmen Kim Gwin and Steve Esarey. 1' f ff, I Xffs O , z vlybs . v . ,sl A ' . I' s r 'lb X X XS' K t ' ' . 1 Mary Nocton and Willie Wilburn were picked Homecoming queen and king, by votes from the 9th through 12th grades. Wlllg 'X 1 i Happiness is A Homecoming win. QI. Q, me Q c Q 1 if i xi Eh .iii Q I ., ..-. .,i.. W. ff: 'vin . 'f 'i Q ' . . A . . . . Q, , V ' S 4 'I 1 Jn l U 'Q !':.e', ' Q g b , , -1 , 'F' 4 ' sk may fr . 2' ' I y K 0 if 'X Q ' a Q '3- Q ,f v ,, , E-I+. W it NA 51:1 Q . . .MI . 5 1't55,F?ri'actIfxj'.- ' ,. if i' Q 'F L f ' Q' ' iv S5 by 'I ii X ' - ' 'Q X, A ga- . s QM 1. N , X f . fx U Q 'Ei ff . gn 5 Q , . ,A .fi - - 1 'A ' Y ' --wffii.:.,, ,i,i.h, The Damsels Homecoming perform pregame Willie Wilburn was elected Homecoming king. DAILY LIFEX11 Drama Club and Swing ' ah. A - Christmas at Northeastern Randy Sadler jokingly gives Eddie Nocton a Christmas kiss in homeroom one day. ,,:gii2fDAlLYifiitrif. Swing Choir and Drama Club both did an excellent job before leaving for Christmas vacation. Many students had comments and those performing were proud about what they said. Comments such as, I thought it was better than any we've ever had. Mrs. Longnecker, Drama Club sponsor said, Everyone involved worked enthusiastically and hard to put on a funny production. We all had a good time doing it. The kids used all their ideas and I think it was a success. Judy Ward exclaimed, I think it was the funniest thing I'd ever seen! Even the office got in the Christmas Spirit. Vg th. 2' in Choir Entertain fi? Santa is disgusted with the Christmas cookie. To much partying for mice in Drama Club Play Wana. 'll. W . .f.aaefigg:., 'SQ-, ti' -ri Qgg f Q 4 522. Q EM-21326 I f ' 1 ft wx- l ,U ad 2. ' I 4 rg - -4- A - ' . ex' P , t e Elin f., , '- 'f. f, ' W fu i gt 1 'Q if ' wk . L e nw K3 L W eeaea , ff' sak e A Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house .... 'lit W me L.. 1 Latin Club enjoyed Santa. Santa enjoyed the Latin Club Party. DAILY LIFEI13 ,wil 4615 David Dennis and Mr. Townsend stop a mo- ment before Congressman Dennis' pre- election speech. ' Girls! Girls! Girls! At the GIRLS ONLY Scream In. 14! DAILY LIFE Students Show Much Interest In Some students excel after school as well as during the day. These are the outstanding students here at Northeastern. Whether they are athletes, artists, majorettes, cheer- leaders, or musicians and journal- ists, they all share an important role in the survival of school spirit and team work. Gina Keith and Cindy Toshlog, hard at work on Eleanor Rigby. Perhaps the hardest part of performing comedy is keeping a sober expression. Here the Swing Choir practices MaxwelI's Silver Hammer for a concert. WW,-nmmim1m m.w.m.,.Waf.,.,,:.,. .L ,,.,,.,-M,-.,....M...f,,,.-,.m,....,.,, .,,,.. ,..,,a,,..., I.. I The jr. varsity and varsity cheerleaders teach Z - r the girls, new cheers at the Scream In. After School Extracurricular Activities The Damsels present the Seniors of '75 with their band sweaters Mary Nocton still hs pep, after six years of cheerleading. y I Randy and Rex!! Why don't you pick on someone your own size? ,ff iff' ' .,L' M .- ',, Damsels present colors before varsity basketball game. Mascot Scott Meyers, leads the way to a victory. I O Band And Damsels Provide Halftime Fun it rrls rr'rt f ,lst PJ rrtl vsy 'fe H' . ', ' ' rs2 Q' ' Homecoming brought out the Damsels Teachers recall cheerleading days in preparation for a pep session. 16! DAILY LIFE I-:m.n '-v. 55,1 I Y' AM L 'wc M-, '-q,,,,,,u 3-ppl juniors Invite Seniors To Evening In Paris .pf B i A!Prom queen candidates, left to right, Mary Nocton, Lynelle Esarey, Becky Butler, Doreen Murphy. B!King lerry Riley and Queen Lynelle Esarey were crowned at 11:30 p.m. C!Prom king candidates, left to right, jerry Riley, Ben Kenwonhy, Randy Sexton, Willie Wilburn. D!Patty Harris and Billy Martin are listening to a little prom music and conversation. E!Teresa Keith and Ken Harman enjoy dancing to the music of the Special Sounds. The locks May Inherit The Earth, But They Won't Stop The Varieties Show. The Varieties Show always featured outstanding senior soloists. Above: First chair trombone player Andy jenkins played an Arthur Pryor number, Blue Bells of Scotland . Approaching the last night of rehearsals, the need arose for a filler number between two larger numbers. Above: Michelle Wise and lo Anne Ingabrand improvised a very successful and funny routine. l8!DAlLY LIFE -REX IENKINS- First chair trumpet player ludy Ward played a Mexican number, Hjamalia Beguine '! ,x Qi 'ex x 3 , , ox i,,,x K -, . 4' I- A 1 g X S Q7 :R 'F ' S A Ni I ,N ,x 'M u' 'M N .W X 5 - a mg V3 , Q tg, Q , v. , 1' a .A , . 3 ,.. 5 lk v-'- ' '3- . ,1 1 -f , , w ' ' T ' ,??fi F 'QW fe Wkh 1 h'L3QQ?2Q1. iQ if ' X A 1 . it in - 'Q 'f ' 2531 aXQQ ay - xx xiii A ' I Xl. .1 . ' I I 7' wh is V , ' Md XL.. ' ' - f L, g, , Q AX . Q I ri S .I. Ni i 1 A A e - ,1 . 4 ,fi,1 I ' wif 'TTS I J f V: Qtivfa 'saw ,E ni jr! If-lpifazkis - fY?TF7rfn'f ?h' 'Y' , fn -f ggffifi, 9 1 1 in Q 5 , frvrvr' 'f v A J ' Qf 1 'vw Q- ... DXAILY LIFEX19 XM, 1 tn' Q -nm- Drama Club Presents Oh Promise Me ' XX -A' , Lb. 5 , N A, ffqgix fx 1 N 1 lu R Yin: 'l Q A!Kathy Rose lMrs. Linden, ex-burlesque queenj would like to have just one more for the road. B!Doug Heighway fBarry Hollis, million- airej has been shot by Cupid's arrow. julie Setser fGladys Vancej sees only dollar signs. C!Chris George fthe butlerj listens as Vaughn Oliphant tSeth Millerj reads from the paper about Barry Hollis, D!Doesn't anybody believe Doug's ex- planation? Left to right: Paula Nichols, Carlis White, julie Setser, Kathy Rose, Doug Heighway, and Cathy Vivian. E!Cathy Vivian tPatsy Lindenj has just the charm that churns Doug's stomach. F! Ralph, wait!!! pleads Paula Nichols tAnn Furberj as Carlis White, The man with a Purpose, loses his self-control. G!The perfect family, Paula Nichols, Doug Heighway, and baby. H!Teresa Smith tSue Hollisj doesn't believe Doug's playboy days are over. Not Pictured: Mrs. Longnecker tsponsorj, julie Hubbell, Beth Harris, Teresa Brobeck. fgundusnf? sm iafi , . Hz- if s :Ji S ' 4- 5 - ' ,t is N EE '15 99 Seniors Receive Diplomas A!Eric Lee Hendrix, 1975 senior salutatorian. BXA cross section of emotions was prevelant at the commencement exercises. A large crowd was on hand even though the tem- perature was nearly 90 degrees. C!Sharon Kay Woodruff, valedictorian of the graduating seniors. D!The seniors and administration listened as Eric Hendrix delivered his oratory. , E!Cindy Blunk and Kathy Hawkins, aware of the step they are about to take, slowly put on their gold caps and gowns. The boys were dressed in green. At May 25th Commencement 0' ,gn 'A Q, lv DAILY LIFE 121 ZZXPEOPLE V 1 P 231 Tw' ..a 7w.' E V322 '33- 'hLrf PEOPLEIZ3 ...a i It was the most hectic, busiest, wonderful year of all to most of the NHS seniors. There were memories of ball- games, tests, and getting our sen- ior pictures on November 14 and swapping them with other class- mates. Our senior key and a million other happenings are just memo- ries of the past and will never quite be the same after graduation. The 8th graduating class had 119 members. Of course, we lost some in january's mid-term, but fifteen of these returned in May for the graduation exercises. Many seniors will remember the first senior class Christmas party where we exchanged gifts after taking down the tree. Government and senior English were tough but we all lived through it. Through the tears and sorrows, tests and trials, it all paid off on May 25 when the class of 1975, decked out in green and gold, sat through the combined baccalau- reate and commencement exer- cises with smiles everywhere. Deidre Atkins-Latin Club 4, Sec. 45 H.O.T. 45 Cheer Bloc 1,2, Sec. 25 Candy Striper 1-4. Rex Austin-Newspaper 35 Yearbook 45 Chess Club 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Band 1-4. David Baker-Basketball Man. 2,35 Baseball 1-4: Cadet Teacher 4. lerry Bartram-F.F.A. 4. Cindy Blunk-Student Council 1-35 G.A.A. 1- 45 Publicity and Reporter 25 Sec. 45 Spanish Club 1-45 Public Relations 25 Sec. 35 Pres. 45 Newspaper 35 Yearbook 45 Volleyball 2-45 Gymnastics 2-45 Cheerleader 1-4. Becky Bowers-Y-teens 1-25 G.A.A. 1-45 Pres. 35 Spanish Club 1, Sec. 15 Newspaper 25 Yearbook 3, Asst. Ed.5 Volleyball 3,45 Bad- minton 45 Gymnastics 1,2, Man. 3,45 Bowling 2-45 Choir 1-4, Sec. 2-45 Choralairs 2,35 Dam- sels 1-45 Cadet Teacher 3,45 C.F.C. 1-45 P.A.T. 1: Class Officer 2,4. 24!SENIORS Laurie Brobeck-Honor Society 2-45 G.A.A. 35 Spanish Club 25 Latin Club 4, Science Club 1-4, Sec. 2, Pres. 45 Library Club 2-45 Volley- ball 35 Cadet Teacher 45 Cheer Bloc 1,25 Candy Striper 25 Girl's State 35 Model Legis- lature 4. Bobby Brooks-F.A.A. 1-3. Tom Burkhart-Chess Club 1-4. Becky Butler-C..A.A. 1-45 Spanish Club 1-35 Newspaper 35 Volleyball 2-45 Gymnastics 1- 45 Cadet Teacher 3,45 Cheerleader 1-45 Class Officer 3. lim Campbell-Science Club 15 Chess Club 1,2. Diana Carroll-Y-Teens 1,25 H.O.T. 45 Span- ish Club 15 Newspaper 45 Band 15 Glee Club 3,45 Cadet Teacher 3,45 Model Legislature 35 4-H 1-4, Tres. 1,35 C.F.C. 1-4. Loretta Charlton-Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 1-45 H.O.T. 45 Volleyball 2-45 Bowling 1-45 Bad- minton 45 Gymnastics 2-45 Band 15 Choir 3,45 Damsels 35 Cadet Teacher 4. Kim Coddington-Library Club 3,45 Newspa- per 35 Glee Club 3. Roni Coddington-Basketball. SENlORS!25 Cindy Cole-Y-Teens 25 H.O.T. 45 Band 1-45 Pep Band 35 Choir 3,45 Cadet Teacher 45 Candy Striper 35 4-H 1-45 C.F.C. 2-4. Max Coleman-Honor Society 3,45 Basket- ball 1-45 Baseball 1-4. Sue Conway-H.O.T. 45 Newspaper 35 Year- book 45 Cadet Teacher 45 4-H 1,2. Gale Creech-Y-Teens 15 Spanish Club 25 Art Club 35 Science Club 15 Newspaper 15 Drama Club 45 Choir 45 Cadet Teacher 45 Cheer Bloc 1,25 4-H 1- C.F.C. 3,45 Teen Am- bassadors 1-4. Sue Cross-Y-Teens 1525 G.A.A. 1-45 H.O.T. 45 Spanish Club 25 Newspaper 45 Volleyball 3,45 Gymnastics 3,45 Bowling 1-45 Band 1-45 Cadet Teacher 4. Patty Davis-Spanish Club 15 Library Club 1- 35 Newspaper 3. 26!SENlORS us ..- ' .xx iimhml ii., T' ' ' Q 4. i .W .2 5 I army, helle Medley ngan Marti Eales V -7'.f'PP?+a., 5 yt X M -s' lt NJA- T H kg -.S 9 , ,l 5, . 7 . . W. 1. ' ,252 ,. ,. ta 4. uf-- Mike Dixon-Baseball 2. Michelle Medley Dungan-Y-Teens 15 G.A.A. 25 Glee Club 1-35 Damsels 15 Cadet Teacher 4. Marti Eales-Choir 45 Glee Club 3,45 Cadet Teacher 4. ' john Edmonds-Spanish. Club 1,45 Library Club 3,45 Cadet Teacher 45 C.F.C. 1. Lynelle Esarey-Honor Society 2-4, Sec. 45 French Club 35 Latin Club 4, Quaestore5 Band 1-4, Pres. 4. Pep band 1-45 jazz Band 2,35 Stage Band 45 Knight People 25 Damsels 35 Girl's State 35 Model Legislature 3,45 4-H 1-35 C.F.C. 1-4, Council 3,4, Pres. 4. Marlea Favorite-Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 45 Library Club 1-45 AV Student 3,45 C.F.C. 1-4, Council 3,4, Sec. 4. lim Fields-Track 15 Wrestling 1. Rose Ann Filby-Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Club 35 library Club 1-45 Newspaper 35 Cl1oir 2-45 Cheer Bloc 15 AV Student 4. Gary Finley-Basketball 1-45 Baseball 15 Track 2-45 Cross Country 1-35 1973 High Hurdle Champ. - Today senior pictures arrived, and students began to eat them up during their lunch breaks. SENIORSXZ7 Mandy Flamm-Honor Society 3,4, Newspa- per 3, Glee Club 2,3. . Danny Fox-Chess Club 1. ' ' Betsy Freeland-Honor Society 2-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Rep. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres, 4, Spanish Club 2, Science Club 3,4, Library Club 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Badminton 4, Gymnastics 1- 4, Bowling 4, Cadet Teacher 4, Cheer Bloc 1,2, Candy Striper 1, GirI's State 3. - Rita George-H.O.T. 4, Glee Club 1-3. Teresa Harris-Student Council 2, G.A.A. 1, Spanish Club 1, Science Club 2, Library Club 1,2, Newspaper 2, Yearbook 3, Choir 1-4, Swing Choir 1, C.F.C. 1,2, 'Kathy Hawkins-Y-Teens 1,2, G.A.A. 3, Li- brary Club 4, H.O.T. 4, Library Club 1, Newspaper 4, Volleyball lMan.j 3,4, Gym- nastics QMan.j 3,4, Cadet Teacher 3, Model Legislature 4. Mary Starr shows her shyness as she looks away from camera while celebrating her 18th birthday with cake and friends. 28!SENIORS g..-,, .Nj.,:s!2Hyw,y5Qi1 ' ::,, ,,',5.q-fy nuff, .-11. 422' ' 3 .4 'Y ' W Eric Hendrix-Honor Society 2-45 Library Club 45 Golf 1-45 Model Legislature 4. Steve Hersey-Newspaper 35 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Track 1-45 Cross Country 1-45 Cadet Teacher 3,45 All-Confer. Basketball5 All-Confer. Track 1975 All-Tourney Team. Verlin Horner-Student Council 45 Newspa- per 35 Basketball QMan.j 1-45 Cadet Teacher 45 Model Legislature 3,45 4-H 1-45 Class Offi- cer, Tres. 1-3. Dan leans-Honor Society 2-4, Pres. 45 Science Club 45 Basketball 1,25 Golf 1-45 Choir 2-45 Choralairs 35 Swing Choir 45 Model Legislature 3,45 C.F.F. 1-4, Pres. 3. Andy lenkins-Student Council 1-4, Rep. 1, Pres. 45 Newspaper 35 Yearbook 45 Chess Club 25 NECC 45 Track 1,25 Wrestling 1-35 Band 1-45 Pep Band 1-45 Stage Band 1-45 Choir 45 Swing Choir 45 Knight People 15 Ca- det Teacher 45 Model Legislature 3,45 Earl- ham jazz Band 45 Poll Worker 3,45 Choira- Iaires 4. David lohnting-F.A.A. 2,35 Track 1,25 4-H 1- 4. Debbie Keller-Y-Teens 1,25 H.O.T. 45 Newspaper 25 Yearbook 35 Glee Club 2. Vickie Kendall-Y-Teens 15 G.A.A. 15 H.O.T. 45 Newspaper 25 Yearbook 45 Cadet Teacher 45 Cheer Bloc 1,25 4-H 1-3. Benny Kenworthy-Student Council 2,35 Tres. 35 Newspaper 45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 Cross Country 45 Cadet Teacher 45 Class Officer 1-4, Pres. 2-4. Senior Venona Miller shows school spirit at the Homecoming game. SENlORS!29 Seniors Finally Reach The Grand Finale 1 4 ax!3f 415 X as Sf ,W,,WW.4,a, ,..f4-WW. a.,...W.,,,, Left to right, Loretta Charlton, Cindy Wetzel, Billie Mullins, Mary Starr, and Kellie Ryan .. . average Northeastern students. Rhonda King Kenny Lamb if w X . s E 3 4 .., 1' 3 4 'Nl L, f , ,, - r . at A4:.,,! Ann Lawson lean Ann Lipscomb if Sue Lamb Robby Longfellow Donnie Longfellow-Student Council 15 Cross Country 1. Susie Longenecker-Latin Club 4, QConsul55 Newspaper 25 Yearbook 35 Cadet Teacher 4. Sherry McDermitt-Y-Teens 25 G.A.A. 1,25 H.0.T. 45 Newspaper 35 Choir 45 Cheer- leader 25 4-H 1. Alex McGregor-F.A.A. 2-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Newspaper 35 Yearbook 45 Basketball 15 Golf 1,25 Track 3,45 Cross Country 3,45 C.F.C. 1-45 Class Officer, Vice-Pres. 1-35 Model Legislature 3,4. Diana McKee-Y-Teens 15 G.A.A. 1,25 Span- ish Club 15 Volleyball 15 Gymnastics 15 Choir 45 Glee Club 2,35 Cheer Bloc 15 Cheerleader 2. lamalyn McNutt-H.O.T. 45 Newspaper 45 Glee Club 1-3. Patty Marcum-Student Council 15 Newspa- per 25 Drama Club 25 Class Officer 1. Glen Mason-Spanish Club 15 Library Club 1-45 Chess Club 45 Wrestling 2-45 Boy's State 35 Model Legislature 4. Bob Meyer-F.A.A. 2-45 Baseball 1-45 Model Legislature 45 4-H 1-4. Northeastern seniors again prove their abil- ity to do the unusual as Terry Stout, in dress, and Danny Fox, perform for 5th hour English. - SENIORSIBI 54!SENlORS ,....Ma.,.,...,i..........,,..,...., E ,. i is 5 s . if L ..,.,....,-a-...Q . Seniors Build Activities That 1 - Knights are on top was the idea the seniors had, as they attempted to build a pyramid during the sectional pep session. ,gf 'swfgp ,gs 4, 3. lu-31' nictary x-, .fin Ji. ,ga r. 5 - .-si --. 'R .A jeff Price Don Renyer David Rgynglds jerry Riley Karol Romain Kathy Romain For Future Lie Ahead Kathleen Rose Martha Rose Kellie Ryan Randy Sadler Rick Seider julie Setser Randy Sexton Kelley Shinn Becky Reece Smallwood SENIORSIBS Delora Smelser-Y-Teens 1,25 French Club 35 Latin Club 45 Library Club 1-35 Newspaper 35 Managing Ed.5 Drama Club 4, Pres.5 Band 1-45 Pep Band 1-45 Damsels 2. Sharon Smith-Y-Teens 1,25 H.O.T. 45 News- paper 35 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 1,3. Mary Starr-Student Council 45 Y-Teens 1,25 Honor Society 3,45 C.A.A. 2-45 Spanish Club 2-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Library Club 15 Bowling 45 Band 1-45 Pep Band 1-45 Glee Club 354, Pia- nist5 Damsels 1,25 Cadet Teacher 45 4-H 1-45 C.F.C. 1,2. Bill Stegall Terry Stout-Art Club 15 Library Club 1-45 Chess Club 15 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 15 Choir 1-45 Choralairs 2-45 Swing Choir 45 Ca- det Teacher 3,45 C.F.C. 1-4, Council 45 Class Officer 4, Rep.5 NCA Student Activities Committee. Debbie Stratton-Y-Teens 1,25 Spanish Club 45 French Club 15 Art Club 3,-1, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Library Club 3,45 Newspaper 25 Year- book 35 Drama Club 45 Glee Club 1,25 Dam- sels 1-4, Captain 45 Cadet Teacher 45 Candy Striper 15 C.F.C. 1,2. Philip Tiemann-F.F.A. 1-4, Sec. 45 Track 1,25 Band 1-4, Drum Major 45 Pep Band 1-45 Stage Band 1,45 jazz Band 2,35 Cadet Teacher 45 4-H 2-4, Vice-Pres. 3,4. Cheryl Tucker-H.O.T. 45 Art Club 2,35 Newspaper 25 Yearbook 35 Cadet Teacher 3. Danny Turner 36!SENlORS Cathy Vivian-Drama Club 45 Choir 45 Glee Club 3. ludy Ward-Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 1-45 Latin Club 45 Library Club 1-45 Newspaper 35 Yearbook 4, Chief Photographer5 Drama Club 45 Volleyball 1-45 Badminton 45 Gym- nastics 1-3, Man. 35 Bowling 1-4, Sub 3,45 Band 1-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Pep Band 1-45 jazz Band 2,35 Stage Band 1,45 Choir 2-45 Chora- lairs 2-45 Swing Choir 45 Cadet Teacher 3,45 Model Legislature 45 4-H 1-35 C.F.C. 1-4, Council 45 All-State Choir 45 All-State 4-H Band 35 All-American Band 4. loyce Webb-Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 15 H.O.T. 45 Glee Club 1,35 Cadet Teacher 35 Office Aid 45 Candy Striper 25 Model Legislature 35 Class Officer 1,2, Sec. Steve Weisenborn Cindy Wetzel-Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 1-4, Publicity 81 Rep.5 H.O.T. 45 Volleyball 1,3,45 Bowling 1-45 Choir 3,45 Clee Club 25 Cadet Teacher 45 Cheer Bloc 2, Treas.5 State Bowl- ing 4. Carlis White-Latin Club 45 Art Club 2,45 Science Club 45 Drama Club 45 Cadet Teacher 35 C.F.C. 1-4. ff-, .' ' pf .X ,514 l. Student body president Andy jenkins seems surprised at judge's verdict during an English play. SENIORSX37 .lx 5. W, lhsv 4 Rl Seniors Attend All Night King's Island Party :.'1V5' CVE f A .x 5 xs..,g' if as ,L fi JJ' ,LY 0 Ni' ,V il, v Y ' ' X 1 , s . f ,, , f Y 'S' J ,Q K f gy rl :Li ,Mx 1 ,V . . 1 s li, 3 x il .xc Xxx -x.X ,,,4.,5-2 tn Four lunches for everyone? No, not quite. These Camera Shy seniors take a moment from their busy schedule to pose for this picture. With only 52 days left until graduation, Tim Courtney, center, seems to realize that the fun is about to end. it Yrs., I W -me Cheryl White Tami Wickett Willie Wilburn I! Q- l A 1 lj' Q. . Marilyn Williams Sharon Woodruff 38!SENlORS ww V v:'x,. wx, ,f 53 4 V, W-0, M, . 5 ?in 1 24 M , W w-vV -fvf2f'wfw44m-,.L.,nfvka,,J ,,U, Q--v.:h,i:'gt:-,:W,,,,, 'W 5 gfivfx V , K 'NM . ,,.,,., ,.,L M. ...V ,,,,,. , ,,..M ,Qtr ,gf V .EV . , V, V, f i V. K fNff - Lh,. 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N ,A V-W 1,-V, Class Of '76 Treats School To n Evening In ff, , .- 11th grade class officers, Front Row, left to right, Ronnie Greeson, Leasa Coddington, Doug Heighway, Mindy Pardo, Standing: Mrs. Keys, sponsor, Patty Crome, Mr. Lower, sponsor 'L mf' -A - yay is Nu' ' 04.5 1-va A ' i ' ,X .1 4' . V , , x -. , it t . . R rx , N M w P' l r ' ,, - ' S W f -'Xa ' . -gfffv' 5 1 . K ' N K, 1 x ,px Q ie M r or I is f . A , 1 3 f . , fi 1 ' .- 1 . , ' f a 'g- ,. l t 't A ' - A 4 . , S K' 3' A . 52. 1 40!UNDERCLASS It has been a fast moving year for the junior class. Magazine sales and the junior-Senior Prom all have made it a busy year. juniors sold magazines as a con- test, and collected S190752. Prizes were given to Mindy Pardo, Mike Morris, and julie Winters for high- est sales. May 10 marked the date of the prom, Evening In Paris . Many juniors took college en- trance tests while others are trying to decide what they have to offer life. junior Patty Crome said she was waiting for the responsibility of being one of the leaders of NHS and to make next year the best year yet. Adams, Lisa Alexander, julie Anderson, Shelly Ankrom, Tony Bailey, Cary Baker, jeff Baker, Pat Barker, Danny Beckley, Mary Blue, Steve Bond, Ray Bone, Kenny Brandley, Kim Brookshear, Neal Brown, Fred Brumbaugh, Ivan Bryant, Tim Burt, Mike Butler, Kim Catron, Larry Clark, Sandy Clevenger, Doug Coddington, Leasa Compton, Karen Cooper, Beverly Cox, Tim Coyle, Mike Coyle, Steve Crome, Patty Crumbaugh, Tina Dillman, Ranita Dishner, Lisa Dunn, Lesley Evans, Gary Fields, Yvonne Paris --May 10, 1975 l W Terry McGill and Tony Turner are struck with an Excedrin headache as they try to figure out their trig assignment. ' Fry, Robert Fuchs, Barbara Gaston, Conita George, Chris Green, Scott Greeson, Ron Hall, Eddie Harkleroad, Tami Harman, Kenneth Heighway, Doug Hengstler, Tammy Hiatt, jim Hill, Brenda Hodson, Tom Holland, Debbie Holland, jeanie Hopkins, Darrell Horner, Marlin Hurd, Keven Ingabrand, joAnne jeffries, Gary jenkins, Kristi johnson, Steve jones, Lori Keller, Karry Ketron, Kevin King, Sven Lamb, Steve Legear, Doug Lyons, Margaret Martin, Billy Martin, Ramona Mathews, Shelly McEwen, Buddy McGill, Terry McNamara, Garry McNamara, Larry McQueen, Paula Montoney, Mike Moore, Susie Moran, Paul Morris, Mike Mindy Pardo seems to be wondering if any- one will exceed her in the junior magazine sales. UNDERGLASSX41 'S fr W., l ,.t l t QA, L' il ,st leff Thornburg pauses to catch up on his sleep, through fifth and sixth hour English class, but his dreams were ended, thanks to Mr. Marker! 42!UNDERCLASS junior Class Mullady, Cindy Myers, Scott Nichols, Paula Nicholson, Brenda QPettitj Pardo, Melinda X Parks, Najwana Phenis, lanet Pierson, Don Plankenhorn, jill Polak, Mark Porter, Vernita Radford, lay Railsback, Bruce Ramey, Becky .,,x X? Ramsey, Pat Redd, Ronald Redd, Steve Rich, Brenda Robbins, james Ross, Phillip Ross, Ronald Russell, Steve Rust, Alan Ryan, Pat Sanders, Ruth Sandlin, Karen Sheets, Kevin XX Shock, leff -. QT---6 Doug Heighway seems to be having second thoughts on how the homecoming game will turn out. Not surprised were you? Has Spirit of '76 Together wmww Mr. Lower shows no Christmas spirit, as fans from his 5th period voice class attack with some Cindy Toschlog tells the world A Star Is miSYlEf09. Born , as she performs for the NHS Swing Choir. Showalter, Mike Slonaker, Linda Smith, Coleman Smith, Helen Stoker, Becky Stout, Doug i Stout, Larry 4.4-' i f 5, X , Stout, Laurie Terhaar, Geraldine Thatcher, Gail Thornburg, left - x xv- Tice, Lori Toschlog, Cindy Trisler, Richard 11 4 ,- .. Tucker, Scott ' . , f' Turner, Cathy R A M 5 Turner, Tony X 'v--v ' Uhl, Brian ' . - ' ,Vg 5 V 1 VanWinkle, Gwen 5 A 2 ' by 3 ' 7 Turner, Diana - S gal' . ' , Y' - ,V i Vornauf, Kim Q , 5, -, , Y T ic, - t Webster' Susan -' ki S ' Whitaker, Bob -aff. gf .5 . : , ,Q i - , , li white, Robbie C ii. ,,,,, M Q 4 N X V. ,ijyggi A Wicks, Kenneth 1 '4'1 V N rf, ',,i, , xv M' S ggi, ji, ' Williams, Barbara , Williams, Mike y ,i . Williamson, Doug FH N tk B A Winters, julie ' f not pictured: . .4 Z.. ' A 1' I Wise, Michelle Randy Brown M -A , T, Wolfal, Sheryl - 2' ' 'X 3 '-ii ,.. Wrenn, Debbie - I ,t ' N' Wyatt, Gene ' 5 N U UNDERCLASSX43 Sophomore Class of '77 Sophomore class officers, Front row, left to right, D Sadler, julie Barker, Diana McDermitt. Second row, mer, sponsor. oug Wright, Mrs. Ridpath, sponsor, Robin lim Allen, Mr. Marker, sponsor, Mr. Bau- ,. :ww ' ,A k-,. , if Q i sy, The sophomore class helped to promote school spirit by making a school crest emblem. ln the graphic's class, Sophomore Bob McEwen and Tom Legear did the silk screening, and many soph- omore girls cut them out. Their aim was not to make money, but to promote school spirit. Sophomore Rod Turner had this to say about his sophomore year, I think it's been pretty cool, and I could dig it, and the sophomore year was what the fans like to see. Some sophomores received their driver's license which was a big ex- perience for the students, and an experience for those teachers who taught driver education. Alexander, Todd Allen, lim Alyea, lan Alyea, Ion Ankrom, Tammy Atkins, Eric Baird, Rene Barker, Bill Barker, lulie Barker, Steve Beckley, Mike . wg ver Benner, jennifer Bleill, Terry 51 44!UNDERCLASS 'TS' Blue, Kim Blunk, Bill Blunk, Lorie Blunk, lim Bockhofer, Dave Brawley, Betty Brobeck, Teresa Brooks, Tommy ny-tx Brown, Cheryl Bufford, Terry Burke, Sondra Calico, Teresa Campbell, Calvin Camden, Matt Carroll, Tammy Catron, David Clark, laynee Clark, Kenneth Clay, Robert Coleman, Tim Compton, Linda Conley, Vickie Receives Their Class Rings .44 1 'E 2 ' 2 It ii... ge, at f t Q X I cf t 4 . 4 QW ,-ff' ' fx f B' X -sa: it f t L I 4,4- ii? , L KV, nf, my I ,. 33:3 k.f.fX' -, .-1 5 V, wggg 1 4' X w A-wax , tt A f1'X 1 4 aaa.. ., BY' Nuns. I-lt 2. 4 Z . Cushard, David Davis, Richard Dunn, lames Eales, Nancy Eaton, Dennis Eggars, Duane Fields, Rhonda Finley, Sheila Flamm, Ricki Fox, Doug Frame, Rita Frame, Patti Frame, Wesley Freeland, Tom Good, Rachel Griffin, Randy Hall, Dennis Harris, Carol Harris, Connie Harris, Patty Hartman, Carry Hawkins, Kris Hawkins, Terry Hicks, Wencil Hill, Mark Holland, Tommy Horner, Vernon Ingram, Dean lohnting, Laura johnson, Mark johnson, Mike Keith, Gina Keith, Teresa Keller, Becky Knoll, Vickie Kutche, Sandra Laswell, Cora Legear, Tom Leonard, Dena Loftis, lamie Love, Linda Martin, Michele lWhartonl You would be surprised at what these soph omores find so funny in English Class? UNDERCLASSM5 A student that studies is hard to find towards the end of the year, but Barry Cheeseman still finds a few minutes of peace in the library. Sophomore Class Helps Mrs. Allman's sophomore English class is attempting to write their speeches. 2 ,, +-.sr ' if ,S ,- Rf,-. X ... L ' ,ft M' 3, 5 424, . 3 , , ls , ', . - 19 x A S , 46!UNDERCLASS a ff, , tv .fu M.. ll-6 I ,t Ag 1- A 3 ,. lot if ,W l , all TQ Jivw ,Q 3 Mason, Susan Mathews, Steve McDermitt, Diane McEwen, Robert McGregor, Tara Mclntosh, Keith McVey, Bob Miller, David Miller, Gay Lynne Miller, jeff Moore, Rick Moore, Shirley Morgan, Rick Murphy, Tina Nicholson, Carolyn Nocton, Steve Oler, Cindy Oliphant, Vaughn Owens, Kathy Peed, lim Petitt, Cheryl Pingleton, Donnie Ramsey, , Pam Redd, Paul Reynolds, Andy Ross, Daniel Ross, Donald Ruble, Lea To Promote School Spirit . X, ' S, 3 Hb Sadler, Robin Schneider, Carol Schweizer, Ron Sergent, Susan Shank, Beth Sheffer, Drew Skinner, Gary Smith, Teresa Stamps, Tammy Stigleman, Carolyn Sutton, Mark Toschlog, Deborah Trimble, Kim Tucker, Daryl ... Woodruff, Diana Not pictured: Wright, Doug Beatty, Bob Pardo, Lori Sheard, Mark Turner, Mike Turner, Rod Turner, Scott Tyree, Kevin Vaden, Kathy Valant, Larry Watkins, Vernon Webster, Jolene Weiss, Debbie Werner, Vicki Williams, Paula Wilt, Ron Whitaker, Tom Winters, Cathy Class ringslare one of the highlights of the sophomore year. Here eight sophomores proudly This is one of the many wall murals that can d'5PlaY mel' fmgs- be seen in the home economics department. UNDERCLASSX47 Freshmen Learn A Lot From Freshman class officers are from left: Front Row: Steve Esarey, Brian Kenworthy. Standing: Tammy Montoney, Rodney Harris, Mrs. Williamson, sponsor, Mr. Sims, sponsor, Tammy Legear. ,rv , v 48!UNDERCLASS Their First Year A highlight in the class of '78 was ordering their class rings in the spring of '75. Freshmen will receive their rings in their sophomore year. The class went to see The Trial of Billy lack for a class party early in the year. About 50 attended the show. Freshmen seem to care about people. Mr. Riddle's Home Room S-2 won the Red Cross Drive as they collected 50 dollars. Renee Utsler feels this way about her freshman year, This year the freshmen have shown more spirit, even though the 8th grade did out yell us at one of our pep sessions. The greatest thing about this year will be ordering our class rings. My 'H freshman year was really a blast. ' Atkins, Lisa Bailey, Michael Bane, Cheryl Baker, Duane Bartley, Richard Bartley, Robert Beetem, Danny sk Eg? Benner, Lori thi Qs X Bishop, Keith Y Q Boswell, Tony A 'i Q ' ' f Burdett, David 5 3'-- , . W, s.-ssi Burt, Debbie M' ' 'i , F Byrd, Steve Q x ff Callahan, Marcy it if 6 iii k 5 F Q W Campbell, lewell qkhki' Catron, Tony L Chaplin, Brenda , Cheesman, Barry A M- ' . ' - Chris, Bill 4 A Coddington, Keith x ' Coleman, jonny A ,fp Cox, Melissa Creech, Nora Creviston, Ricky Cummins, Lynnette Dale Becky Davis, lamie Davis, Teresa Ellis, Meda Ellis, Mike Esarey, Steve Ferguson, Brent Fisher, Kevin Fisher, Susan Fleming, Deborah xl Fodale, Glen Fouche, Kimberly Frame, Dean Fuller, Diane Grable, Teresa Green, Nancy Gwin, Kim Haisley, Clayton Hall, Debbie Hamilton, Carol Hamm, joyce Harris, Rodney Heighway, David Hicks, Michelle Hopkins, Doug Horner, Melvin Horr, Arthur House, Craig Hurd, Kathy Hyre, Clarence lennings, Lisa Keller, Sherry johnson, Mark Kenworthy, Brian Ketron, David King, Gerald Knipp, jeff Kurtz, Bill Kutche, Debbie Kyle, Robert Lacey, Scott Legear, Tammy Lewis, Kent Loftis, Terry Longfellow, left As the band train slowly sneeks up on Sweet Susie at the sectional pep session The crowd gathers by Mrs. Ridpath's room when Open House was held in October UNDERCLASSM9 Freshmen Order Their ' r ee 4' J if ' gg L .1., ,WVK N . V K , jyiw st ,Sky by .. is , fu Q-X 1 i S, T T gy . gf .. 2 f 5 - f U ' r li , X X. f A A, uf PHOTO ' Q ' Nor -1- K, '- -,, , AVAILABLE . . W ,im 1 ,. f' . X ' fir! ii ' I I ojff' v A h e, -Kvy ,,., 1 v -wr 'iii' . f 1 S - is Xl Q' c 0 S3592-Q w '-X s SQ X j 4 J R Q b x, ? A , X -. A K 5 - if .-. 1 ' - ' :-. SF-fmt gf' 'T f f ' 'L V. . ,J lj g 3 A ,gg Q ., ,, vi .1 V ' 1 1 5 hx 1 t t li 571 , S ' A , so f T ' S' -vm M 5 , -.ES . .. X Vyll, M., , , ff The freshmen show their spirit by decorating their assigned hall during the sectional. Each class and the teachers decorated a specific area to build school spirit. SOXUNDERCLASS Low, lim Maddox, Tonya Marshall, Randy Matheny, Dale McConaha, Toni McDermit1, Phil McGill, leff Montoney, Tammy Moore, Thomas Morgan, Sherry Morris, Greg Murphy, julie Nichols, Bryan Nicholson, Kim Nocton, Betsy Oler, Kenny Otto, Greg Parks, Audrey Peed, Dickie Phelps, Brent Pickering, Phyllis Pierson, Sherna Porter, Clarinda Reed, Kathy Reed, Monna Renyer, David Reynolds, john Robbins, lennifer Robbins, Pam Roberts, Carol Ruhl, Chris Sanders, Allen Schilling, Steve Schweizer, Robin Seal, Mike Girls in 1st period Home Ec. are thinking lf I made it, should ..... I eat it!? Class Rings vn- Mr. Dalzell's 9th grade Biology class pre- Who will give me 52.50 for this 'sterling silver' braclet .... or maybe just 52.00 for Meda? says tend to be studying, but we know better. auctioneer Kim Nicholson. '1' T ,N W00dy, Susan NOI pictured: Wyramon, Marty Boyce, Teresa Sergent, Sally Sharp, Tami Shinn, jill Smith, Bob Smith, David Smith, Diane Stamper, Kay Stevens, Curtis Stout, Scott Thornburg, Patty Thurston, Neil Thurston, Ricky Tice, judy Toschlog, Ellen Toschlog, lean Tucker, Karen Turner, Karen Turner, Mike Turner, Sharon Uhl, Cathy Utsler, Renee Vaden, Kim Ward, Kelly Ward, Martin Webster, Eric Weiser, Cindy Werner, Sandy Wicks, Pam Wilburn, Skip Williamson, Brad Wilson, Darrell Wilson, larrell Winters, Sandy Wolfal, jeff Wolfal, Marlene UNDERCLASSXS1 Eighth Grade Likes The Idea Gf ot Being 8th grade representatives First Row: left to right, Pam Knoll, Pam Allen, Kim Whalen, Toni Stam- per, jenny Flamm, Tenley Davis, Rhonna Wilburn, Second Row: Bonnie Combs, julie Hubbell, Roger Brown, Mike King, Debbie Hinshaw, Third Row: lulie Porter, Susie Monroe, Shelly Fra- zer, Darrell Nicholson. S T fi sam l ' ' st D1 X M., 'is AP - .1 .F il A l x W5 'gg Q55 Q R , My I1 X ,six if 5 H' ' i 1-f . Q l .' K -J K' l f Em 5 Mb W W-,X -an 4 7 W' sh, I v K J it .K : f ' ,- em, 1 . , 2 ,, i. C ri SZXUNDERCLASS Eighth graders say the thing they like best about the eighth grade is not being the little kids anymore. One eighth grade student said, Each year something changes, some for better, and some of for the worse. The eighth grade had more offi- cers this year. It was decided that communication would be better if officers were elected from each home room instead of the class at large. Every class gets to have a party once a year. This year the class of '79 decided to have a sledding party. Unfortunately it was sched- uled too early and was cancelled due to lack of snow . Alexander, Sammy Allen, Pam Atkins, Peter Bailey, Kenny Bailey, Tim Baker, Brenda Baker, Cynthia Batts, Robin Beatty, Ann Blue, Diana Bockhofer, john Brandley, Mike W Brobeck, Mike t N. I Brookshear, Kevin K A K- Brown, Mary Brown, Roger Butler, Kelly Chaplin, lohn Clark, Curtis Clevenger, Debbie Coddington, Dave Coddington, Larinda Coffey, leana Cole, Debbie Combs, Bonnie Conway, Mike Cox, Greg Creech, Rhoda Cummins, Curtis Davis, Kim Davis, Roberta Davis, Tenley Davis, Teresa Dillman, Rex Dishner, Dena The Little Kids An more +4 N 9-if As Myra Nichols performs on the balance beam, Benita Frame stands by to give her a few tips. '11 1 ,f jr fi Drudy, Diana Eales, Patricia Ellis, Neil Fannin, Darrell Fannin, Debbie Ferguson, Carol Flamm, jenny Fleming, Teresa Fodale, Andy Fox, Gary Fox, Kim Frame, Frame Frame Frame, Frazer, Fuller, 1 1 Benita Marlene Tim Victor Shelly Karen Garner, Virginia Garrett, Mark Garrett, Tim Graves, Clovetta Hall, Brenda Hall, Sandy Hamilton, Danny Harris, Beth Hartman, Gayle Hawkins, Vickie Himelick, jeff Hinshaw, Debbie Hollingsworth, Cindy Hubbell, julie Ingram, Pam jackson, Rena johnson, Bruce johnson, David The 8th grade were boss when they dressed in the 50's style. UNDERCLASSXS3 7 3'4if 1 Q mf X Sledding Party Cancelled J 41? ,4 af- ,Mt , ,,f, 5 lx .nv lltqmv In ' Q , fi . L fi YN .B Q5 'Ei' .4-f TT Q7 en , ' Q -fa' ' 1 Y.. '? l eil' f. A if-. 4 . j f , ,ski tr ilu ' in . 3- l.e , A1 ' fm . i , ,J W if bl' 1:7 'V lohnson, Valerie Kaucher, Kenny Keller, Mark Ketron, Kim King, lill King, Mike King, Randy Knoll, Pam Koons, Debbie Kyle, Don Ladd, Dennis Lamb, David Laswell, Kenny Lee, lames Legear, Mike Leonard, Holly Lipcomb, Nannette Livelsburger, Tim Loper, Lynette Low, ludy Luff, Kevin Maddox, Ricky Madelans, Alesia Madelans, Teresa Manin, Randy Mathews, Bruce May, Carla Mayberry, Kathy McNamara, Cindy Meyer, Steve Monroe, Susie Moore, Becky Moore, Lynn Mullady, Mike Newman, Troy Nichols, Helen Nichols, Myra Nicholson, Darrell Norris, Roxsanna Oler, Teresa Otto, Mike Owens, Lisa The lonely halls of N,H,S, before the doors swing open. After they are open the halls come alive with the students of N.H.S. 54!UNDERCLASS Ozbun, Shelly Parker, Ed Parks, Robert Pennington, Donnie Petry, Sabrina Pickering, jim Pierson, Billie jo Porter, julie Powell, Everett Pugh, Fred Ragains, Dawn Rayborn, Suzanne Redd, Larry Robinson, Mark Ross, Sue Runyon, Waneta Russell, Barbara Ryan, Gary Schneider, Steve Schuerman, Delisa Seal, Mark Sergent, jay Shehan, Lisa Shock, Greg Smith, Kelly Smith, Penny Snipe, Chuck Stamper, Toni Stamps, Estel Stewart, Verna Street, Karen Taylor, judy Terhaar, junior Thomas, Mark Tucker, Brian Valant, Tony Walters, Annette Whalen, Kim Wilburn, Rhonna Williams, Pam Wise, jeff Wrenn, Lisa The expressions on these girls faces show what a good time everyone had at the Scream In UNDERCLASS!5S ' lzi-,, 7th grade representatives, First Row: left to right, Cheryl Fox, Terry Legear, Tammy Sparks, Nancy Rayborn, Second Row: john Detweiler, Mark Barker, Randy Fox, Third Row: Luanne An- derson, Doug Hamilton, Kevin Lewis, Susan McCee, Shirley Powell. 56!UNDERCLASS Class of '80 Are Awed By Surroundings, This year has been one of excite- ment and learning for the seventh grade. New teachers, new surround- ings, and different students faced them on their first day. Forgotten locker numbers, wrong class rooms and dropped lunches all add to the long list of new experiences faced by the seventh graders. As the year progressed, so did the seventh grader. Each day they seemed to grow a little more sure of themselves. The class of '80 should be on their way to making their next years at NHS the happiest of their lives. They should look up at the seniors with respect, because one day they too will be the leaders at NHS. Abrams, Lisa Anderson, Luanne Ankrom, Randy Bales, Becky Barker, Mark Benner, jeff Berry, Ed Berry, Sandy Bleill, joe Blunk, Ruth Bockhofer, Beth Bond, Wayne Brobeck, Pat Brooks, Judy Brooks, Kelly Brown, Tammy Bryant, Dennis Burke, Lisa Byrd, Tona Byrd, Douglas Callahan, Tammy : .iw-'. ' 1 ,E Carey, Rhonda A Causey, Theresa Q Cavin, Sabrina L , ,, Clark, Chris , g Clark, Marnita Coates, Kip Conley, Vanna Conway, Bud Cope, Angie Coyle, Mark Creviston, Linda Crist, Greg fl Crowe, Alvin Us Q .T Q, Aware Cf Being The Youngest Again 1-IT. F Y , vw 'Q-2 -45 Cummings, Tammy Detweiler, john Dillman, Scott Drudy, David Dunn, Lorri Ervin, Steve Evans, Sharon Ferguson, Robert Finley, jeff Fisher, Shirley Fox, Cheryl Fox, Randy Frame, john Freeland, Leah Fuchs, Beverle Ceiling, jeffrey Glaub, Beth Guthrie, Penny Cwin, Ross Hamilton, Doug Hamm, Sandy Harkelroad, Kerry Harris, Bruce Hartman, jeff Heiger, Duane Heighway, Debbie Herron, Rhonda Hersey, jeff Higgs, Tim Hill, Mike Hinshaw, Bruce Hollingsworth, Brenda Homer, Cam Horner, Darla Horr, john Huntington, joyce Hyre, Ronnie jackson, jim jenkins, Kenny jennings, Butch johnson, Lisa johnson, Teresa Keal, Mike Keal, Richard King, Glen King, Loretta Klemann, joey Lacey, Randall Lakes, Pam Miss Wright takes a stroll to survey the work the seventh graders put in their sectional hallway. UNDERCLASSXS7 Happiness Is Getting fo- G ' .K ' y, 4 p , fi A ' 1,1 is-M' '- Y ew- -: V 1 , K Q, 1. f r agix w , n- K t, ,. if M 'U '7 .42 3 sn. -rf I -rv Lamb, Sherry Langley, Kim Lanter, Ranate Lanter, Rod Laswell, Kurtis Lee, Lisa Legear, Terry Lantz, Marcie Lewis, Kevin Lipscomb, Sherry Long, Greg Lucas, john Madelans, Rex Martin, Debbie Mason, Adina Mayberry, Karen McClain, Ronnie McDermitt, Dennis McDaniel, Scott McGhee, Susan McGuire, Danny McVey, Tony Mers, Sherri Miller, Debbie Monroe, johnny Moore, Toby Morgan, David Mullady, Peggy Mullins, Cecil Newman, Becky Nicholson, Scott Nocton, Mary Norris, jeff Oler, Mike Oler, Tim Owens, jill Parker, Pattie Parks, joyce Pearson, jerry Petitt, Duane Pickering, Paul Plankenhorn, layne SBIUNDERCLASS H 'Is gms, ' , Y 7th grader Terry Legear explores the library, since this is her first year here. Lisa Abrams is showing and telling about her African dress that she wore in Mr. Cole's 7th grade Social Studies class. Cn The Bus At The End Of The Day T ' H Y ' ' P .. T i . - ti , be 1--11' xf 'xv LP' Arr 1-ff' , x a V'-I x 1 f ,. 4 Q-1 5 TY ,Q ig, T .,.. I -.3 .,l - gt . 'rits .4 Powell, Shirley Powell, Steve Price, Elaine Pugh, Debbie Ranck, Ann Rayborn, Nancy Redmyer, Mike Robinson, Mike Sadler, lo Sanders, Sandra Schilling, Tonja Seal, Sharron Sergent, john Sittloh, Eric Smith, Duane Smith, johnny Smith, Kim Sparks, Tammy Stamps, Teresa Starn, Marsha Stoker, Bobby Street, Teresa Summitt, Don Swearingen, Bill Taylor, Peggy Terhaar, Pam Thurston, Don Tice, Mary Tice, Ruby Toschlog, Sandy Toschlog, Verlinda Tudor, leff Turner, Carol Turner, David Ward, Mark 1'-575 Weiser, Marty W t g Williamson, Duane 0 Vi , A rift Willett, Bobby ,i,, 'rf Woodruff, Mark C' iv' , Wyatt, Ronald ,.,, , Q it 1 T , i ' ' V The junior high students leave their pep session in haste but with no waste of pep and spirit for The 7th graders display their graduation year their teams. on the library door to show their spirit dur ing the sectional tourney at Richmond UNDERCLASSXSQ X . +2 Q -it Q gS '-' V X 1:2 , . vi.. 3 ' xv J ' gmbizef 'Q v xv Ny- wa, x 93, if + ' X g f W5 N, - .f s S 2- 135 fm ,mo 1- 7-gy .WW lii ! N :jg 'MQ' ai? 45, N. -wanna-...... gui ,N Mme, 'X . 'QAA ,.. 9- Faculty Works Together For orth Central Bill E. Townsend-B.S., M.S., Principal Woodson Coats-B.S., M.S,, Dean of Students Right: Mrs. Lois Gray and Mrs. Sally Heighway, School Secretaries EJZXACADEMICS Cordon Ricketts-B.S., M.A., Director of Guidance The Steering Committee worked from 15 to 20 hours a week on North Central hoping NHS would be accepted as a school of excellence. Mrs. Backmeyer, chairman of the Steering Committee, stated, NCA encompasses a 19 state region and has a membership of well over 4,000 secondary schools. Nancy Tash-B.S., MAE, Counselor Nw The teachers help Mr. Ricketts celebrate his 21st birthday with lots of gag gifts and Mary MCNUU-Sfhogl Nurse surprises. Q AQ A .i Q A L W, 'A' I tt. 4 A School Board Members left to right-Reide Harris, jerrel Brooks, Larry Berryp 2nd Row: Denver Frame, David Thomas, and Howard Rust ACADEMlCS!63 ' W .sf 4, , 2.,.,+p-fa. .,4, ,. . -' Music Department Sends Gff Vibrations The Band and Choir participated in concerts and contests and again were highlighted in the ever popu- lar Variety Show. The confidence that performing gives young people can be useful through the rest of their lives, commented Mr. Ralph Phillips, band and choir teacher. R. Rex jenkins-B.S., M.A., Band 8, High School Band. Ralph D. Phillips-Master of Music, Swing Choir, Chess Club, Glee Club, and Music. ' 6-'UACADEMICS Band students Terry McGill, Billie Mullins, and Neil Brookshear take a break between numbers In choir Sophomore Tammy Carroll refuses to read her music seriously. Art-An Expression Art-where a student can put his imagination and talent to work. Some take it to be taking an easy class but to others it's as important as English or math. Mrs. Baker hopes each student perfects their own abilities and al- ways strives to keep reaching for a higher level of performance. ludy Thornburg-B.S., Art I, II. Cindy Baker-B.A., M.S., lr. Hgh Art, Art I, Il, Art Club Sponsor. Gf The Inner Self A Buddha from the imaginative and creative hands of jeff Price. Cheryl Tucker uses her artistic ability to create a mobile. ,ffm I .. ,I I 45535-C591 YL 3. - s ew..--. klv lr K, ,Hs 1 M I ,QM ACADEMlCS!65 Science Classes Study Outside School, Too Roy Short-B.S., M.A., PhysioIoSY, Physics, General Science, Science Club Sponsor FEZJT H i , ,.,,.. ' ,f,. I p 'fi'- ' s '- v , ,fr 5 There was a active Science Dept. this year. The Biology I classes used the new outdoor lab, and the phys- iology class took a trip to Reid Me- morial Hospital. i Qlifflif?'EfZI. S A 22,3 if fa john Andrews-Agriculture 7, Science 8, Se- nior Class Sponsor 'l'l', , 1 . I Lift v . J I Dalton Dalzell-B.S.A., Bio I, Chemistry I, Science 8 3? 272. 7 , N iw' I, Senior Mary Nocton prepares for an experiment in physiology. Richard Warvel-M.A., 3.5-A-, Bio l, Science 66!ACADEMICS 8, Science Club Sponsor Phys. Ed.-Fitness-Femininity-Muscle l r Z l Lisa Wrenn and Pam Williams use teamwork while playing hockey in phys. ed. Larnf D. Marker-B.S., M.S-, Phys- Ed., Busi- Sarah Ricketts-B.S., Ms., Phys. Ed., Girls ness Education, Sophomore Class Sponsor Sports Directgr, Bowling 3, Badminton Coach, Senior Class Sponsor Both Mrs. Ricketts and Mr. Marker feel there is an advantage for a student in Phys. Ed. over a student who is not. lt is important for carry over sports in later life, stated Mr. Marker. S Robert Wright-B.S., Phys. Ed., Health Edu- cation, B-team Basketball Coach The boys in P.E. wonder if it is true that- what goes up, must come down. ACADEMICSXG7 Today's Business ls Tomorrow's Future Allen Hawkins-B.S., M.S., General Business, Typing, Phys. Ed., Varsity Basketball Coach Lou Baumer-M.A., B.S., Typing, Business Machines, Business Communications, Office Practice 68!ACADEMlCS Mr. Baumer's main goal is to better prepare the students of NHS for the employment market. The business department is one of, if not the most busiest depart- ments of the school. lt offers such classes as typing, accounting, busi- ness machines, general business, business communications, office practice and shorthand. Mr. Sutton commented, lt is the hope that whenever our students apply for positions of work, they will have been given all the basics possible and can apply them in the offices where they work. Robert L. Sutton-B.S., Shorthand, Typing, Accounting - S junior Terry McGill shows off his artistry of the keyboard while he gazes at the typewriter. That's a no-no! To Sum It Up-Math I hope to teach my students to think for later life and prepare them for college, commented Mr. Moore. That's really a good thought because there's hardly any occupation that never uses math. Maybe that's why it means so much to the teachers who teach it. Nicki Longnecker-B.S., Math 7-8, Drama Club Sponsor Rob Weaver-B.S., Mathematics, 8th Grade Basketball Coach, 7th Grade Class Sponsor, Assistant Baseball Coach Equals Problems l l Freshman Kim Gwin attempts to solve and work out a math problem with no help from the class. Charles A. McClain-B.S., General Math, Se- nior Math, Geometry Larry Moore-B.S., M.A., Algebra, Athletic Director ACADEMICSX69 English Department Stresses Communication NHS' Ed McMahon qMarlea Favoritel and johnny Carson 1Mary Noctonl prepare to interview a famous poet in Senior English. David A. Lower-B.A., MAE, English 11, Wrestling 81 Baseball Coach 70!ACADEMlCS Below: Ruth Williamson, A.B., English 7, Reading 7 Freshman Class S onsor, Crusa- f P ders For ChristfCFCj Sponsor. During the '74-'75 year the English Department participated in a few field trips. The ninth graders visited Morrison-Reeves Library in connection with a library orienta- tion unit, and the seniors traveled to Richmond to see the Shake- speare play, Macbeth Independent Resources is a new and different class that has been offered for the last couple of years. lt's one class that teaches many subjects. Mrs. Hammond feels this year was a year of happier stu- dents and a feeling of success. Below: Mary Allman-B.A., Th B, English 8- 10, Beginning Spanish 7 a S 2X .Li 1,5 .4 , -5-, 4 We-1 - A J-Q' - , R ' gm! I liwkw' 5 E if W 'P' is W 'Q-7-W Ageing fag A ,nil 256, Y, i 5 7? Jw 1-ff. ..:7- f ,... XP Vf' Yi? 'IQ , X f -'? :vI , g ,Age z- ,W 5 im . yi' R s Q hw vw -w ,1, V, Gjfiil. .5 T25 5:-ff Home Ec. Makes Homemakers Of Tomorrow The Home Ec. girls were very ac- tive during the year. The juniors visited Kemper Brothers and toured the Levi Coffin House in Fountain City. The seniors went on a nutrition crusade at Whitewater School, and traveled to In- dianapolis for a Home Show. Right: lean Ann Lipscomb reflects the joy of making Halloween Decorations. Irene Ray-B.S., M.A., Home Economics, Homemakers of Tomorrow QHOTJ Club Sponsor 72!ACADEMlCS Olive M. Ranck-A.B., M.A., Home Eco- Pamela Pollard-B.S., Home Economics nomics, Senior Class Sponsor, Red Cross Math, junior High Cheerleaders Sponsor Sponsor in l.A. Trains Darrell D. Frame-B.S., M.S., Drafting Right: Stan Sims-B.S., M.S., Vocational Agri- culture, Freshman Class Sponsor, FFA Spon- sor, Young Farmers Sponsor For Life lt's one class that isn't really hard, but a class where you learn a lot, commented one graphics student. The other subjects in this area are, woods, power mechanics, in- dustrial arts, electricity, drafting, and agriculture. Gordon Riddle-B.S., Woods, Electricity Robert Tutterrow-B.S., M.S., Metals, Power I, Il, Industrial Arts Bob Seider-B.S., Graphics, Math 7, 7th Grade Track Coach ACADEMICSX73 Social Studies Classes Visit Court 84 Museum Linda Backmeyer-A.B., M.S., Government, American Problems, Psychology, Student Coun- cil Sponsor, North Central Steering Committee Chairman Some history classes went to the Wayne County museum and the government classes visited a court trial. Mr. Cole stated, History has little meaning if it is not related to current happenings. He added, As has been said before-'We are the sum total of what has hap- pened until today. Ill Micheal Sherrow-B.S., History 8 Tim Courtney, senior, azes at The National Observer. just one of the 'o s of overnment. 8 l Y 8 74!ACADEMlCS Seventh grader Lisa Abrams enjoys dress- ing up in social studies. The class was studying the country of Africa. lligiigsissssuslif 5 Q A 41- , .Q -- . ,.i' . , f , .-it G., .4 A f'5fwf'i f5QX f W i n K r w , R' Y! Mike Rawlings-B.S., Social Studies, History 8, Civics, 7th 81 9th Grade Basketball Coach, Assistant Varsity Track Coach Gary Cole-B.S., Social Studies, World His- tory, journalism I, ll, Yearbook 81 Newspa- per Sponsor Below: Larry Thomas-A.B,, B.S., M.A., U.S. History, Honor Society Sponsor, Crusaders For Christ QCFQ Sponsor Evelyn Bortner-B.S., M.S., Social Studies Dave Bowers, a representative from Bell 81 Howell Schools, talks to interested seniors about electronics and engineering. ACADEMICSU5 AV And Language Depts. Improve Students Brazilian exchange students Ingrid Trost and Marisa Pereira seem to have found a new friend here at NHS. Myra Ridpath-A.B. Senior English, Latin I,II,Il, English 10, Latin Club Sponsor, Soph- omore Class Sponsor. 76!ACADEMICS Below: Audio visual student Paul Moran files a film that has been returned. Audio visual and foreign Ian- guages are two different kinds of classes. The audio visual students took a trip to Morrison-Reeves Library. They enjoyed finding their birth an- nouncements in past newspapers. Miss Wright hopes to help her language students to appreciate and accept differences, not make fun of them. Mr. Boyd's main goal is to make our library the best library possible. Ken Boyd-B.A., MLS, Librarian, Audio Vi- sual Instructor, Library Club Sponsor, 7th Grade Class Sponsor. Below: Sarah Wright-B.A., M.S., French I,II, Spanish I,II,III, Varsity 81 B-team Cheer- leader Sponsor, Spanish 81 French Club Sponsor Behind The Scenes At .H.S. The cooks prepared and served a variety of good and nutritious foods, as usual. The custodians were com- plemented very highly by the NCA evaluation team for keeping the school well maintained. The bus drivers did their job well, as always, to get us to school on time and arrive safely. The cooks preparing popular noon meals of 800 hot dogs, 850 hamburgers, 60 gallons of chili, 800 pizzas, and 1,350 yeast rolls. :-f ,pg ig . A . ' up . 'Q B Y Custodians Kenny Scott and Hank leans. Cooks, left to right, 1. Austin, L. Kenworthy, A. Englebert, C. Roberts, T. Lamb, H. Hinshaw, A Alexander, P. Baker, M. Belcher, H. Greeson, O. Myers. Bus drivers, left to right: First Row, I. Pond, M. Hill, B. Bales, j. Anderson, R. White. Second Row, M. Malicoat, G. Hill, D. Hill. Third Row, 1. Alyea, B. White, D. Schneider, L. Mathews, I. Wickett. ACADEMICSU7 U3 m 4 -I ,iii tt 6 . if , Q ss .1 RQ K, , ., X f-',:i'5iX 1 as .5 u,r,.W ,xv a 2 4 gif V811 .i'5?5l?' A W WR 'T.'-QQQA J 4515, 1 J 'xl' ' VA --Y75QfEQ.:.f1fFf ik N' Q. --M.-,'g.4,y kai' I QQQW--K+' X 3i:,L..r.k+es.- g If ,- .I , ' f A , N: .uk k Ai? Q. f wi- CM J ., ,,,. .if Q X Y Ax: C.F.C. And Honor Society Grow ln Size CFC, left to right, Row 1, Council Members, P. Nichols, L. Esarey tPres.j, M. Favorite fSec.j, R. Frame, B. Williams, G. Keith, I. Barker, l. Ward. Row 2, Mr. Thomas tsponsorj, D. Heighway QV. Pres.j, T. Stout, D. jeans, 1. Riley, Mrs. Williamson tsponsorl. Row 3, T. Street, D. Horner, K. Smith, T. Oler, L. Loper, N. Lipscomb, M. Woodruff, B. Hinshaw, L. Anderson, R. Blunk, A. Mason, T. Davis, 1. Flamm, P. Allen, B. Harris, B. Newman, S. Frazer, S. Moore, B. Brawley, B. Rich, 1. Webster, K. Brookshear, T. Frame, T. Bailey, V. Frame, D. johnson, K. Rose, I. Hubbell, D. Hinshaw, C. Uhl, C. Harris, I. Clark, C. Nicholson, C. Van Winkle, B. Stoker, C. Cole, 1. Ingabrand, S. Lamb, T. Keith, B. Bowers. Row 4, B. Russell, S. Ross, S. Fisher, S. Monroe, B. Cheesman, D. Heighway, 1. Campbell, C. Bane, M. Callahan, B. Dale, S. Woodruff, D. Williamson, C. White, B. Kenworthy, R. Harris, S. Petry, D. Ragains, M. Williams, P. Frame, T. Smith, R. Sanders, V. Hawkins, B. Cooper, L. Adams, G. Miller, D. Carroll, T. McGregor, V. Knoll. Honor Society, left to right, Row 1, Mr. Thomas tsponsorj, Dan leans, Max Coleman, Lynelle Esarey. Row 2, Becky Stoker, julie Setser, Mary Starr, Susie Webster, Barb Fuches, Becky Ramey, Diana Turner, Mandy Flamm, Brenda Hill, Betsy Freeland, Lori Tice, Sharon Woodruff. Row 3, Mindy Pardo, Marlea Favorite, Terry McGill, Doug Stout, Willie Wilburn, Steve Redd, Doug Heighway, Eric Hendrix, Mike Montoney, Bruce Railsback, Larry Stout, Rose Ann Filby, Laurie Brobeck. 80! CLUBS C.F.C. The Crusaders for Christ QCFCJ had a busy and exciting year in '74- '75, Besides the many guest speak- ers that visited the club, some members also gave presentations. The club decided to give a gift to the NHS Library in honor of the late Gary Stults who was a past president of the CFC. A highlight of the year was a bus trip to Disney World in Florida, March 13-16. Honor Society The Honor Society membership increased in '74-'75, and had al- most doubled since the past year. The members were faced with debt in the club treasury, and set a goal to get out of debt by spring. Fund raising was accomplished by sponsoring a fifties dance, and selling NHS T-shirts. Library Club, left to right, Row 1, Carlis White, Kathy Rose, Rita George, Venona Miller, Doug Heighway, julie Setser, Delora Smelser, Terry Stout, Mr. Boyd fsponsorj. Row 2, Teresa Keith, jaynee Clark, Teresa Brobeck, Teresa Smith, Patty Frame, Rita Frame, Ken Harman, Gina Keith, judy Ward. Row 3, Rose Ann Filby, Betsy Freeland, Paula McQueen, Gwen Van Winkle, Kim Coddington, Debbie Stratton, Barry Cheesman, Mike Williams, Kim Brandley, Beverly Cooper. Row 4, Rena Baird, Shirley Moore, jean Toschlog, Lisa Atkins, Cathy Uhl, jewell Campbell, Vaughn Oliphant, Ruth Sanders. Row 5, Marcy Callahan, Debbie Toschlog, Melissa Cox, Kathy Hurd, Tammy Legear, Teresa Grable, Cheryl Bane, Susan Mason, Sandra Kutche. Row 6, Marlea Favorite, Laurie Brobeck, Paul Moran, Chris George, Gary Evans, julie Barker, Carolyn Nichol- son, jan Alyea, Connie Harris. Row 7, john Edmonds, Scott Myers, Steve Coyle, Steve johnson, jerry Riley, Eric Hendrix, Glen Mason, Steve Redd, Steve Lamb. Drama Club Performs In Christmas Act Due to the nature of the organi- zation, we were always doing things a little different than the or- dinary, commented Mrs. Long- necker, sponsor. Drama Club gave two perfor- mances of the skit, A Visit From St. Nick to start the Christmas vacation. In April the public was allowed to see a three-act comedy play en- titled, Oh Promise Me, per- formed at NHS. One senior mem- ber stated, l think everyone should be in Drama Club. It's an experience where you can act like someone else. The Drama Club spent many hours practicing, but the effort was very worthwhile. Drama Club, left to right, Row 1, julie Setser, Paula Nichols, Tenley Davis, Vicki Hawkins, Delora Smelser, Kathy Rose, Teresa Smith, Gale Creech, Mrs. Longnecker tsponsorj, judy Ward. Row 2, Debbie Stratton, Shelly Frazer, jenny Flamm, Beth Harris, Barbara Russell, Sue Ross, Najwani Parks, Teresa Madelans, julie Porter, Billy joe Pearson. Row 3, Carol Harris, Teresa Brobeck, Doug Heighway, Dave Heighway. Row 4, Vaughn Oliphant, Carlis White, Mark Keller, Kevin Brookshear, Brian Tucker, Mark Thomas, julie Hubbell, Debbie Hinshaw, Helen Nichols, Valerie johnson, Kim Ketron, Susie Monroe, Barry Cheesman, Aleasa Madelans, Doug Williamson, Scott Tucker, Chris George. CLUBSXB1 SSDTDXZB Band, left to right, Karen Turner, Sharon Turner, Carol Harris, jaynee Clark, Susan Webster, Kellie Ryan, Mary Starr, Carolyn Nicholson, Kristi jenkins, Mary Nocton. Second row, Steve Mathews, Karen Tucker, Marilyn Williams, Paula Nichols, Connie Harris, jan Alyea, Margaret Lyons, Sue Cross, Cindy Cole, Gina Keith, Kathy Uhl, Kim Fouche, jewell Campbell, Patty Thornburg, Betsy Nocton, Terry Loftis, Shirley Moore, Lisa Adams, Ruth Sanders. Third row, Teresa Brobeck, Kathy Hurd, Dan Ross, jeff McGill, Mark johnson, Doug Hopkins, Paul Moran, Doug Wil- liamson, Tom Brooks, Doug Heighway, judy Ward, Linda Love, Terry McGill, Billie Mullins, Neil Brookshear, jon Alyea, Rose Patterson, joAnne Ingabrand. Fourth row, Andrew jenkins, Vernon Horner, Craig House, jeff Thornburg, Scott Lacey, Chris George, Brian Uhl, jay Radford, Bruce Railsback, Rex Austin, Scott Myers, Lynelle Esarey, Becky Ramey, Steve Esarey, Eric Webster, Mike johnson, Rita Frame, Steve Lamb. Per- cussion: David Ketron, Michelle Wise, Teresa Keith, jami Davis, Ricki Thurston, Steve Nocton, Tony Turner, Dennis Eaton, Robbie White, Scott uaseid UH -l S' CD Z O Il S rn no CD r-P ro '1 3 an ro E. O '1 E 'PUBS Ll Damsels, And junior High Squires Band The size of our band is always increasing, stated Mr. Rex jenkins, NHS Man of Music. There were 94 in the band and 20 in the Damsels Corps, who performed in the bas- ketball games and concerts. With football coming to NHS, the band took advantage of what warm weather there was to prac- tice their marching skills. The May concert said its last public thank you to the graduating band members. Damsels And Squires The 18 Damsels and 27 Squires performed at the half-times of the home basketball games, the Vari- ety Show, and in a Twirling Show. Along with the preceeding activi- ties the girls began practicing for half-time performances at the home football games, an added activity over the previous years. Damsels, Row 1, left to right, Kim Brandley, julie Setser, Debbie Stratton, Becky Bowers, Diana Turner. Row 2, Gail Thatcher, Cindy Toshlog, jennifer Robbins, Carol Hamilton. Row 3, Kathy Uhl, jenny Benner, Karen Turner, Kath Hurd. Row 4, Mindy Pardo, Margaret Lyons, Karen Sand- lin, Tammy Carroll, Gay Lynne Miller. j Squires, Row 1, left to right, Debbie Heighway, Holly Leonard, Wanita Runyan, Brenda Baker. Row 2, Becky Newman, Toni Stamper, julie Hubbell, Patty Thornburg, Kim Wireman, Kelly Brooks, Pam Terharr. Row 3, Peggy Taylor, Barbara Russell, Ann Ranck, Vickki Hawkins, Debbie Martin, Betsy Nocton, Sabrina Calvin. Row 4, Kelly Smith, julie Taylor, Susie Monroe, Beverley Fuchs, Kim Langley, Susan McGee. Row 5, Cindy Baker, Toby Moore, Valerie johnson. CLUBSXB3 ortheastern Swing Choir Sings Out In '74 Swing Choir The Swing Choirwas one group in which you could learn what it is to be in a traveling show group, commented one senior member. The Swing Choir performed at school functions including the Christmas show. Another senior member added, We learned one show, performed it about 20 times then learned another show. Choir The 62 members of the choir this year showed their spirit and ability by entering the Muncie Choral Contest and sponsoring and par- ticipating in many concerts here at NHS. The choir performed a Coun- I. An try and Western and Christmas t' ' th l V ' ' Swing Choir, left to right, Row 1, ludy Ward, Teresa Keith, lewell Campbell, julie Setser. Row 2, Sec 'On hm h anvua anetles Cindy Toschlog, Lori Blunk, Gina Keith, Meda Ellis. Row 3, Dan leans, Mike Coyle, Andy len- Show- T ne C OH' declded to Chang? kins, Vaughn Oliphant, Terry Stout, Terry McGill, Doug Heighway. Row 4, JoAnne lngabrand, fr0m SUITS and fOI'malS to ChOII' Mtchelle Wise, Paul Moran, Mindy Pardo, Mike Williams. robes and raised 51,022 in a funds raising campaign. Choir, left to right, Row 1, Becky Dale, Meda Ellis, Cathy Vivian, Kathy Rose, Marilyn Williams, Pam Michaels, Mike Coyle, Paul Moran, Terry McGill, Andy Jenkins, julie Setser, Becky Bowers, Cindy Cole, Gina Keith, Toni McConaha. Row 2, ludy Ward, Kellie Ryan, Cindy Toschlog, Mike Williams, Steve Lamb, Doug Heighway, Dan leans, Marti Eales, Rhonda King, Tammy Carroll, Loretta Charlton, Diana McKee, Pam Rob- bins. Row 3, Lynette Cummins, joyce Hamm, Kim Blue, Pam Wicks, Gail Thatcher, Terry Stout, Vaughn Oliphant, Kenny Wicks, Pam Ramsey, Gale Creech, Linda Love, Rhonda Fields, Carol Harris. Row 4, lewell Campbell, leanie Holland, Teresa Keith, Sondra Burke, Debbie Wise, Richard Davis, Ken Harman, Beverly Cooper, Lori Blunk, Kim Nicholson, Kim Vornauf, Lori Tice, Iamie Davis. 84!CLUBS lr. High Band Prepares for Division III W l ' - , .- ah! lr. High Band, left to right, Row 1, D. Heighway, D. Horner, M. Tice, M. Nocton, B. Harris, R. Batts, l. Low, B. Baker. Row 2, D. Hinshaw, l. Hubbell, S. Monroe, A. Ranck, M. Starn, P. Ter- haar, B. Bales, T. Moore, H. Nichols, T. Madelans, H. Leonard, S. Cavin, S. Lipscomb. Row 3, 1. Monroe, M. Thomas, V. Frame, G. Ryan, T. Frame, M. Keller, K. Brookshear, S. Nicholson, D. McDermitt, T. Bailey, D. lohnson, D. Heiger, D. Summitt, C. Homer, M. Frame, R. Dillman. Row 5, C. Mullins, C. Cummins, B. Mathews, S. Dillman, 1. Tudor, R. Stegall, A. Madelans, M. Starr Qcadet teacherj. Ir. High Band The lr. High Band continued to be outstanding as in years past. This year the 51 students played at the solo and an ensemble contest at Muncie and they all received 1st and 2nd ratings. The band also played in the Christmas, and the Spring Concert. Glee Club The forty girls in this years Glee Club sang in many concerts. Under the direction of Mr. Ralph D. Phil- lips they performed in the Pop's Concert in early October and the Christmas Concert. Glee Club is a really great expe- rience, and it helps develop the girls' voices, which is a great help for those that go into the choir, commented a senior member. Mr. Phillips, said, The girls always amaze me. Glee Club, left to right, Row 1, Vernita Porter, Diane Fuller, Tami Harkelroad, Cathy Turner, Betty Brawley, Debbie Wrenn, Paula McQueen, Lori Pardo, Michelle Martin, Venona Miller, Diana Carroll. Row 2, Robin Schwiezer, Susie Moore, Kim Vaden, Linda Compton, Becky Keller, Karen Compton, Pam Ramsey, Brenda Rich, Linda Slonaker, Mary Starr. Row 3, lolene Webster, Teresa Smith, Ranita Dillman, Tonya Maddox, Lisa Dishner, Sandy Clark, Geraldine Terhaar. Row 4, Vicki Conley, Vickie Warner, Paula Williams, Lea Ruble, Ellen Toschlog, Cheryl Petitt, Cheryl Bane, Kathy Owens. Not pictured: julie Murphy, Carolyn Stigleman, Sherma Pierson, Rene Baird, Sandra Kutche, Tina Murphy, Cathy Winters, Diane Woodruff, Patti Harris, Cora Laswell, Marti Eales, ludy Ward fcadet teacherl. CLUBSXBS Latin Club Catapults Into Its Big Year rout firm French Club, left to right, Row 1, Beverly Cooper, Tami Sharp. Row 2, Teresa Brobeck, Steve Mathews, Cheryl Brown, Larry Stout, Kim Trimble, Barbara Williams, Laurie Stout, Mike Mon- toney, Mark johnson, Michelle Wise, Eric Atkins, Ed Mullady, Miss Wright Qsponsorj. French Club Again this year the French Club visited King's Island and dined in a French restaurant. Things like this take money. The French Club's big project to make money was a pa- per drive. Despite bad weather and running out of gas, the 22 members still managed to take 7,000 pounds of paper to the recycling plant in Brookville. A member said, It was great. Latin Club Another new organization this year was formed by about 20 Latin students. One senior member said, l'm glad enough students cared enough to start the Latin Club. We learn alot about how the Romans lived and at the same time had fun. Latin Club attended the state Latin Banquet in costume and also built a catapult and entered it in a catapult contest. tm kg. 'NFC 5 A At s J . t-nz. 5 k 3 53- 2 . f M,- gn' F- I f - ' Latin Club, left to right, Row 1, Gus Adams, Sue Longenecker, Deidre Atkins, Laurie Brobeck, Lynelle Esarey, Delora Smelser, Teresa Smith, Sharon Turner. Row 2, Carol Snyder, Carlis White, Mary Nocton, jerry Oler, Lisa Atkins, judy Ward, Laura lohnting, Scott Tucker, Mrs. Ridpath fsponsorj. 861 CLUBS Science Club Members Learn To Experiment Science Club The Science Club continued to delve into the unknown, or at least that's the impression the sponsors had. lt seems the club operated in secret, although a clever staff member discovered that the mem- bers were responsible for special presentations. The sponsors were seldom able to attend the meetings and were in the dark about the club's secret doings. Spanish Club The '74-'75 Spanish Club seemed to be secretly connected with the Secret Society of Scientists or as we Iaymen would say, the Science Club. The only thing that hap- pened, and that could vaguely be connected to the club was that Miss Wright, sponsor, arranged for two exchange students, Ingrid Trost, and Merisa Pereira to come to NHS. Science Club, left to right, Row 1, Doug Heighway, Paula Nichols, Rita Frame, Scott Tucker, Teresa Brobeck, Cheryl Wolfal, Ramona Martin, Marlea Favorite, Karen Compton, Connie Har- ris. Row 2, Scott Meyers, Beth Shank, Dan leans, Chris George, Lisa Addams, Lori Tice, Kim Vornauf, Betsy Freeland, Mike Coyle, Kevin Ketron, Mr. Warvel and Mr. Short tsponsorsj. Spanish Club, left to right, Row 1, Miss Wright tsponsorj, Leasa Coddington, Mary Starr, Cindy Blunk, julie Alexander, Kathy Hawkins. Row 2, Doug Wright, Debbie Stratton, Ingrid Trost, Marisa Pereira, Najwana Parks, Becky Reece, Becky Stoker, Susan Webster, Steve Barker. Row 3, Andy Reynolds, julie Barker, David Reynolds, Andy Toschlog, Scott Meyers, Kim Butler, Ruth Sanders, Becky Ramey, Cora Laswell, Brenda Hill. CLUBS!87 Council Members Attend odel Legislature Student Council, left to right, Row 1, Mrs. Backmeyer tsponsorj, Barb Williams, Gwen Van- Winkle, Verlin Horner, Barbara Fuchs, Andy jenkins, Mary Starr, Sue Lamb, Gus Adams, Gary Finley. Row 2, Scott Myers, Paul Moran, Michelle Wise, Cindy Toschlog, Steve Coyle, Kim Vor- nauf. Row 3, Rodney Turner, Doug Wright, Lorie Blunk, jon Alyea, Robin Sadler, Tara McGregor, Gay Lynne Miller. Row 4, Eric Webster, jennifer Robbins, Karen Tucker, Greg Otto. Row 5, Tim Bailey, Mike Legear, Myra Nichols, Gayle Hartman, Valerie johnson, Penny Smith. Row 6, Debbie Heighway, Beverly Fuchs, Kelly Brooks, Susan McGee, Kevin Lewis, Bobby Sto- ker, Don Thurston, Pat Brobeck. Art Club The Art Club sponsored the Art Scholarship Fund as their philan- thropic activity. A considerable amount of money for the funds were raised by two projects, a bake sale and a stationery sale. Mrs. Baker commented, As a teacher my goals are to help stu- dents to be more aware of their en- vironment and to install within them the desire and ability to en- hance that environment through art. Student Council The Student Council had a very productive year, said one senior representative. Andy jenkins, Council president added, We made a lot of money off of Home- coming, and with that money we managed to get a pay phone for the students and a suit of armor for the library. Mrs. Linda Backmeyer, advisor, commented, The Student Council is finally getting the respect of the students. Art Club, left to right, Row 1, Cora Laswell, David Reynolds, Karen Compton, Mrs. Baker tsponsorj, Debbie Stratton, Michelle Wise, Cookie Hyre. Row 2, jolene Webster, Debbie Wise, Clarinda Porter, Shelly Anderson, Conita Gaston. Row 3, Yvonne Fields, jeff Price, Shelly Frazier, jeff Hersey, David Morean, Mike Ellis, Troy Newman, Brenda Rich, Ronald Redd, Carlis White, Debbie Weiss, Cheryl Petitt, Valerie johnson, Patricia Eales, Mary Beckley, Cathy Mayberry, jean Toschlog. 88!CLUBS Cadet Teachers Learn By New Experiences H.O.T. Club The Homemakers of Tomorrow started the year by entertaining the bus drivers and school board. The girls helped NHS by enter- taining the North Central Com- mittee and their guests March 4, 1975. Secret pals were nice to have this year among members. They sent each other cards and exchanged gifts during Christmas. Cadet Teachers, left to ri ht Row 1 S. Wolfal S. Cross K. Rose V. Miller P. Michaels D. Car 8 I , r 1 f , , ' roll, C. Cole, M. Williams. Row 2, B. Williams, K. Ryan, B. Reece Smallwood, V. Kendall, S. Longenecker, L. Brobeck, B. Cooper, I. Ward. Row 3, B. Mullins, M. Starr, C. Blunk, K. Hawkins, C. White, D. Stratton, R. Martin. Row 4, M. Nocton, B. Butler, M. Wise, K. Butler, E. Mullady, K Brandley T Wickett Row 5 T Hodson S Russell K jenkins D Re nolds P Tiemann A , - - r - 1 - r - I - Y f - t - McGregor. Row 6, L. Charlton, V. Horner, D. Baker, K. Ketron, M. Coyle, S. Conway. Row 7, P. Nichols, M. Eales, l. Holland, K. Romain, S. Anderson, G. leffries. Row 8, E. Hendrix, D. leans, K Lamb, I. Edmonds, B. Brooks, Rick Seider. Row 9, B. Bowers, B. Freeland. 2. . A Cadet Teachers This year there were 61 cadet teachers at NHS and the classes they helped teach varied. One se- nior commented, When you ca- det teach you begin to learn what a teacher has to go through, and ca- det teaching has been a great learning experience. I think that I have learned a great deal through teaching, especially not to get ex- cited, but to be patient, calm, and understanding. 54 457 'V' ' 1 K we, C , 4 C .tg .1 .... O15 Hot Club, left to right, Row 1, Patty Marcum, loyce Webb, Kathy Romain, Mrs. Ray tsponsorj, Loretta Charlton, Cindy Cole, Pam Michaels, Rita George. Row 2, Beth O'Neil, Ann Lawson, Sue Conway, Vicki Kendall, Doreen Murphy, jean Ann Lipscomb, Diana Carroll, Sharon Woodruff, Martha Rose, Deidre Atkins, lamalyn McNutt, Sue Cross, Kathy Hawkins, Venona Miller, Tammy Wickett, Cheryl Tucker. CLUBSX89 journalists Publish Paper And Yearbook journalism II, left to right, Row 1, judy Ward, Marilyn Williams, Venona Miller, Kathy Rose tedi- torj. Row 2, Alex McGregor, Andy jenkins, Cindy Blunk, Vicki Kendall. Row 3, Tammy Wicket, Kellie Ryan, Kathy Romain, Leasa Coddington, Becky Reece Smallwood, Doreen Murphy. Not pictured, Rex Austin and Mr. Cole ladvisorj. journalism II The yearbook staff added 16 pages of color and an index with names of all the students and fac- ulty in the school. I as editor think everyone did a beautiful job and made my senior year worthwhile. I learned to love and know everyone better and I think the yearbook has been a wonderful success, replied Editor Kathy Rose. journalism I journalism I classes had a great rivalry about who published the best issues of the Days of the Knights printed by Mr. Seider's graphics classes. This year we've had smaller indi- vidual newspaper staffs, and this makes everyone work harder, commented Mr. Cole, adviser. journalism I, left to right, Row 1, Kim Butler feditorj, Gus Adams, Paula McQueen, Lea Ruble, Carolyn Stigleman, Lori Blunk, Beverly Cooper Qeditorj, Row 2, Marti Eales, Michelle Wharton, Pam Ramsey, Diana Carroll, Sue Cross, Kathy Hawkins, Gail Thatcher. Row 3, Miss Cook fstu- dent teacherj Ronald Redd, Randy Brown, Ronnie Greason, Vernon Watkins, Mike Montoney, Mr. Cole ladvisorj. Row 4, jim Hiatt, Marlin Horner, Danny Barker, Robert Fry, jeff Shock, Mike Showalter, jim Allen, Darrell Hopkins, Vaughn Oliphant. 90!CLUBS Girl Athletes Compete ln Area Competition Girls Athletic Association, Front Row, left to right, Cindy Wetzel, Marilyn Williams, Loretta Charlton, Cindy Blunk, Kellie Ryan, Betsy Freeland, Mrs. Ricketts, sponsor. Second Row, Kathy Rose, Kristi jenkins, Billie Mullins, Mary Nocton, Kim Butler. Third Row, Najwana Parks, Sue Cross, Mary Starr, Becky Bowers, Becky Butler, Michelle Wise. Fourth Row, Margaret Lyons, jill Plankenhorn, Beth Shank, Cheryl Brown, Terrie Hawkins, jo Ann lngabrand, Barbara Fuchs. Fifth Row, Tammy Ankrom, Gay Lynn Miller, Tammy Carroll, Tara McGregor, Kathy Hawkins, Cindy Oler. Sixth Row, julie Barker, Sandra Kutche, Kathy Hurd, Teresa Brobeck, julie Alexander, Kim Fouche. Seventh Row, Robin Schweizer, Nancy Eales, Vikkie Knoll, Robin Sadler, Diana McDermitt, Linda Love. Eighth Row, Suzie Fisher, Nancy Green, Kim Gwin, jean Toschlog, Patty Thornburg. nu.. ..., Q at ,L dm I1 A in Girls Athletic Association GAA is great for girls interested in sports or in meeting new and different girls. This year GAA in- creased by a large amount. Candle sales were very good as they made over SB2,200. This year GAA added badmitton to their sports and they went to State competition. President Betsy Freeland com- mented, GAA gives each girl a chance to work out in the sports they choose. Future Farmers of America This years Future Farmers of America fFFAj began a S200 schol- arship fund that was given to a se- nior member who planned to at- tend college. The Chapter put FFA signs in the community and trash containers in area towns. The orga- nization planted trees for some lo- cal farmers. Future Farmers of America Left to right, Row 1, jamie Loftis, Kim Blue, Dave Bockhofer, Kevin Sheets, Dave Renyer, Todd Alexander, Ron Sweizer. Row 2, Rod Harris, Phil McDermitt, Darrell Tucker, Larry Catron, Dan Ross, Vernon Horner, jeff Wolfal, Mr. Sims, tsponsorj. Row 3, Rob White, Steve Russell, Ivan Brumbaugh, Doug Williamson, Fred Brown, Brad Williamson, jarrell Wilson. Row 4, Dave Miller, Barry Cheesman, Dennis Eaton, Darrell Hop- kins, Chris George, Wesley Frame. Row 5, Officers: Mike Williams, Phil Tiemann, Alex McGregor, julie Setser tchapter sweetheartj, Ron Ross, Don Ross, Bill Martin, Bob Myers. if if ' va . ' ms: H, P 1, if E- f-14waae.: 4 ll f ia . 'fi V 5 I R ji M . W 'F' . 1' ci i 1 MII NA?- M 'V ii' ' 11.1, -i'Q:'f? 3 gx . V 335: ' on fs rw Knights Cain Second In Conference Our Varsity Knights led by an overall defensive effort ended a winning season with a 12-9 record. Coach Allen Hawkins stated, I thought we were overall a defen- sive team as we led the conference for the second straight year with a 58.6 average. The Knights finished second in the conference with two Knight- men making all-conference, Steve Hersey and Mike Showalter. Next year Coach Hawkins thinks the team will be experienced on the inside but lacking guard strength. Steve Hersey led the team with a 17.5 scoring average, with Mike Showalter pulling down 211 rebounds. jerry Riley was com- mended with being the best defen- sive player and hustling player. Steve Hersey drives in for two. 94!SPORTS Knights move in for the victory over Centerville at Homecoming l 69 334 pal .1 5 K. it-3 M 'R ,sf Wm. jerry Riley and Keven Hurd look at the ball with anticipation as Mike SHOW gets the tip I Y 'A W 1 . , Q i g S . S62 is S 'T i'- A '17 . A if Q fr . 2 2 c -. g. VtLAg g IX., , K M... Mama . rwrixyy ,..- ' Y .- K l....... ,1- fl Ii:- Front Row, from left, Mgrs. R. Davis, K. Harman, V. Horner, E. Atkins. Second Row, from left, S. Coyle, R. Brown, M. Coleman, G. Hartman, K. Hurd, Coach Hawkins, R. Austin, M. Showalter, E. Mullady, B. Kenworthy, 1. Riley, Asst. Coach Wright. Not present, Steve Hersey, Steve johnson. .9 AQ Knights fight for a loose ball at the Union Tourney. Ct.,.....,..... -ff' , Mike Showalter is Confident Of tW0. You're covered Ben! Bulldog defenders gather. SPORTS!95 Max Coleman, jumper, SWlSH! Com- ments the radio announcer at the Union tourney. Kevin Hurd comes off with a strong rebound during Union Tourney action. V 961 SPORTS W - - -,-. X-.ct-mittee., f-4-W From left, Kim Butler, Becky Butler, Mary Nocton, Cindy Blunk, and Becky Stoker l ya The Varsity Five cheer the Knights on to another victory. Resenfes Excell Under New Head Coach Ron Greeson is determined to score. 2 , . 1 ildy 'r-ffm la . , L . lnwil I First row, from left, Coach Wright, G. Hartman, R. Greeson, R. Turner, M. Sutton, D. Ross, 1. Allen, M. Beckley, 1. Alyea, L. Valant, 1. Blunk, D. Ross, S. Coyle, D. Wright, C. Hawkins, Mgrs. E. Atkins, R. Davis. With the junior varsity compiling a 8-12 record, first year Coach Bob Wright was pleased with the hard work and improvement throughout the year. Coach Wright stated, Our field goal and free throw percentage needed great improvements. B- teams field goal percentage was .380 and free throw at .595. Coach Wright was disappointed in the average assist a game of 5.1. He commented, We weren't self- ish, just unable to spot the open man. Gary Hartman was high point man with 125 points, while Ron Greeson led in two departments, rebounding with 117 and free throw percentage of .825. Steve johnson led in field goal per- centage with a 495 percent aver- age. lon Alyea was commended as showing the most hustle and top defensive man. With some improvement dur- ing the summer l'm sure several of these players will be able to help the varsity next year, commented Coach Wright. First year coach Bob Wright and Gary Hart- man talk over some new strategy. SPORTS!97 Front row from left, Cindy Oler, Diana McDermitt, lo Anne Ingabrand. Top from left, julie Barker, Michelle Wise. l lon Alyea and Gary Hartman strive for offensive rebound. 98! SPORTS B team looks on as fellow teammates put on the final touch before halftime Randy Brown shows his quickness as he shoots over a much taller Centerville squad. Freshmen Squad The freshmen Knights, under the guidance of Coach Mike Rawlings, came in after the season with a 6- 11 record, which was far better than the previous season. Improvements came on very strong as the Knights defeated pre- viously unbeaten Boston, 38-35. Keith Coddington and Steve Es- ary shared both rebound and scor- ing honors. Mark johnson led in scoring and was named the best defensive and hustling player. Mark lohnson awaits the tip from Keith Coddington. Show Gutstanding Improvement K' ., First row from left, Mgr. S. Stout, M. Seal, M. johnson, 1. Low, T. Catron, Mgr. D. Ketron. Second row from left, Coach Rawlings, D. Renyer, C. House, S. Lacey, C. Lahman, K. Coddington, I. Reynolds, S.C. Lahman, K. Coddington, I. Reynolds, S. Esary, K. Lewis, K. Ward, Mgr. C.. King. T Q ' .. ' ' f . 1ff,31,zf 'f?' A 'ff Q52 JA' ' ,,.,., .. ., dwg .i,. MW . . . . g3,...,t.,,3'Q - I .+ f i sm., 1- inf IS' KY.- On top from left, Diana Smith, Tammy Montoney, Teresa Grable. On bottom, from left, Diana Fuller, Kim Gwin. Freshmen forward Kent Lewis leaps high in the sky for a rebound. SPORTSX99 Bad Breaks Haunt 8th Grade Knights First row, from left, D. lohnson, M. Otto, K. Bailey, M. Brobeck, R. King, M. Legear, R. Brown M. King, I. Chaplin, R. Whalen. Second row, from left, D. Nicholson, T. Valant, B. lohnson, T. Bailey, 1. Wise, G. Fox, K. Laswell, Coach Robert Weaver. . .T .,.,,. , , ' ,......i. g T ' T .... . ri at Front row, from left, T. Davis, B. Combs, I. Low, Top, S. Frazer. TOOXSPORTS The 8th grade Knights finished the season with a record of 2-16. Coach Weaver commented, They need great improvement of defense, but their offense was very good for an 8th grade team. They had a 36 point game average. Jeff Wise led the way in scoring with Tony Valant hitting the boards hard to take leading rebounding honors. Randy King showed his stuff defensively during the year, by being named, Most Hustling and Best Defensive Player . Randy King eyes for the open man. Young Knights Roll Along ith 11-5 Record This year's 7th grade Knights had an outstanding season with a 11-5 record, plus the Wayne County Tourney under their belts. First year Coach Mike Rawlings commented that everyone improved as the sea- son progressed, winning seven of its last eight games. Eric Sittloh led in two depart- ments, rebounding and scoring. john Detweiler assisted greatly in scoring. Coach Rawling also gave the best defensive and most hus- tling player award to Ron McClain. Bobby Stoker was also com- mended as being the Floor Gen- eral of the games. Top to bottom, Terry Legear, Kim Langley, Susan McGee. First row, from left, 1. jackson, D. Hamilton, 1. Hartman, R. Gwin, 1. Detweiler, K. jenkins, 1. Her- sey. Second row, from left, K. Lewis, B. Stoker, G. Crist, R. McClain, Third row, from left, P. Brobeck, M. Robinson, E. Sittloh, R. Lanter, E. Berry, Coach Rawlings. ,rf a Wide open, Bobby Stoker shoots from the corner. Coach Rawlings points out a few instruc- tions during home game against Randolph Southern. SPORTSH01 Wrestlers Show Strength In Conference Despite a losing record this year the Northeastern Varsity Wrestling team still showed well in the Con- ference meet placing fourth. The Knights produced two champs from the meet with Ed Nocton winning the 138 pound class, and Randy Otto winning the 155 pound class. Randy Sadler also showed well taking second place in the 177 pound class. Ed Nocton also set a record for most career wins and ties, 38 wins and 5 ties. Greg Otto also set a record for being the Winningest Freshman with a 12-5 record. Coach Lower stated, The rea- son we did so poor was we didn't have enough guys to fill in the weight classes. Senior conference champ Ed Nocton comes off with another victory. 102!SPORTS Front row from left Cheerleader B Butler T Alexander B Martin C Hyre S Stout Cheer leaderM Nocton D Bockhofer L Dunn S Barker S Nocton D Stout CheerleaderK Butler Second Row, from left Coach Lower, S. Meyer W Wilburn, E. Nocton R Sadler G. Otto C Stevens, R Otto G. Mason, D Wilson G. Adams, Mgr R. Schweizer 4: Senior Heavyweight Gus Adams begins second period action in down position. Darrell Wilson is congratulated by his teamates after his victory. Steve Nocton struggles to pin his Cowan opponent. Tod The Bruiser Alexander prepares to demolish another opponent. Wrestlers enjoy a little rest on the bleachers. SPORTSH03 ' .Tm Trackmen End ith Impressive 16-13 Record QQQQ 'QQ i---W-.. --...a 11 2 l ' First row, from left, M. Nocton, M. Starr, P. Moran, S. Lacey, D. Frame, V. Horner, D. Cushard, D. Wright, S. Patterson, M. Seal, C. House, C. Ruhl, B. Kenworthy, K. Lewis, 1. Alyea, E. Atkins. Second Row, Coach Rawlings, C. Lahman, M. Sheard, D. Ross, C. Finley, M. Beckley, l. Allen, M. Sutton, S. Lamb, I. Reynolds, D. Heighway, S. Hersey, K. Hurd, Coach R, Warvel. '4 High jumper Don Turkey Ross goes for a new world record. 104!SPORTS Even on a cold day Mike Beckley still wins the mile with ease. Even with a young team, the trackmen crossed the finished line with an impressive 16-13 record. First year coach Dick Warvel stated, With only three seniors leaving we should have a fine sea- son next year. One record was cracked this season by sophomore jim Allen in the 440 at the MEC meet with a time of 52.1. This also established a new conference record. The leading season point getter was Senior Steve Hersey with a 101. Freshmen Kent Lewis, Chris Ruhl, and Craig House picked up many points. Outstanding soph- omores performances were turned in by Mike Beckley, Mark Sutton, Don Ross, and Mark Sheard, while junior Keven Hurd picked up many points in the 880, 100, and relays. Half-miler Keven Hurd chalks up another victory against Monroe Central. Harriers Have Hair Raising Season L A. ' 1 Front row, from left, E. Mullady, D. Wright, V. Horner, D. Cushard, D. Ross, Mgr. P. Moran. Second Row, from left, R. Ross, M. Beckley, A. McGregor, M. Sheard, K. Hurd, S. Hersey, R. Moore, Coach Warvel. Alex McGregor finds the ground a good resting place after a race. This year's cross-country team finished a disappointing year with a 2-11 record. First year as head coach, Dick Warvel stated, We had a very young team who learned a lot and should do well next year. Consistent scorers for Northeast- ern were Keven Hurd, Rick Moore, and Mike Beckley. A new record time was set for the 2.5 mile course this year by lu- nior Keven Hurd with a time of 13:51. Keven Hurd stretches his lead against Ran- dolph Southern. SPORTSH05 Sportsmen Achieve From jr. High To Seniors Senior Athletes, First row, from left, T. Stout, 1. Ward, B. Mullins, M. Starr, K. Ryan, B. Freeland, G. Finley. Second row, 1. Riley, K. Rose, L. Charlton, S. Cross, M. Williams, B. Bowers, D. Baker. Third row, D. leans, R. Otto, C. Blunk, K. Hawkins, B. Butler, G. Mason, M. Coleman. Fourth row, W. Wilburn, R. Sadler, A. McGregor, E. Nocton, E. Mullady, D. Reynolds, B. Kenworthy. Fifth row, V. Horner, L. Dunn, S. Hersey, R. Austin, B. Adams, B. Myer, E. Hendrix. lr. High Track, Front row, from left, l. Chaplin, M. Oler, S. Erving, B. Hinshaw, B. Harris, M. Barker, D. Thurston. Second row, R. Lanter, M. Legear, D. johnson, C.. Crist, K. Lewis, C. Cum- mings, R. Gwin, P. Brobeck, E. Berry. Third row, B. Matthews, E. Parker, M. Thomas, E. Sittloh, L. Redd, 1. Wise, M. Brobeck, M. Mullady, M. Robinson, B. johnson. Fourth row, Coach Wright, M. Otto, Coach Seider. l06!SPORTS Eric Sittloh shows strength in the long jump Diamondmen Set Winning Records In 197 This year's varsity baseball team compiled a 9-7 record while the re- serves ended with a 2-2 record. First year coach Dave Lower commented, We had a very fine season, even though we had a few tough breaks at the end with five straight losses. The best batters for the varsity were Max Coleman, and Garry Hartman, while the reserves were led by Tommy Holland and jeff Miller. Two men accomplished hitting home runs this year with David Baker and jeff Miller, each with one. Leading the way on the pitching staff was Senior Bob Meyer with a 5-2 record. jerry Riley was named the best fielder on the team. Outfielder Tommy Holland throws to sec- ond base during the Winchester game. First row, from left, D. Renyer, R. Brown, R. Moore, T. Bufford, A. Reynolds, T. Holland, Mgr. K Harman. Second row, from left, B. Meyer, 1. Riley, M. Coleman, R. Sadler, D. Baker, R. Otto Mgr. R. Schwizer. Third row, from left, Coach Lower, D. Bockhofer, D. Fox, 1. Miller, T. Free land, G. Hartman, C. Greeson, 1. Blunk, R. Turner, Coach Weaver. Leading hitter Max Coleman slams another one for a-double. ,- -L ft Sv-'S . S f , - Aga 'Wt 1 ' QKQ . 1.5,- fs- QM if fi ' . ff l . ,t nkfines ' Randy Sadler looks in pain as Coach Lower wraps it up. SPORTSH07 t'X Chess And Golf Teams Excell First row, from left, B. Uhl, D. jeans, E. Hendrix, W. Wilburn, L. Valant. Second row, from left, Coach jenkins, M. johnson, T. Valant, j. Wise, D. Stout. Golf We have improved quite a bit from last year, stated Coach Rex jenkins, second year golf coach, as the golf team posted a 4-8 record. Low medalist honors went to Dan jeans with a 41 low score and Eric Hendrix with a 45 low average. Chess The chess team under the direc- tion of Ralph Phillips placed very well with a third in the Muncie Re- gional and 20th place out of 100 teams in the state. Mr. Phillips stated, We were very happy with our results and should do well next year with all chessmen returning. Larry Valant goes for par on hole number 1. 108!SPORTS 'fi' 5 if lift . I . ' .t gl i - l W -:--:: - ,WH .' l ' J' ,Ll-1-1 . , T, fl J-'Fl II' ,xl Ll 1 . 1452525 Team members Neil Brookshear, Ken Harman and Terry McGill, vs. Terry Pearson in a friendly game of chess. From left, up, T. McGill, N. Brookshear, Coach Phillips. From right, up, T. Pearson, K. Harman, S Lamb. A N Qf 5 32 1 ,D 'TAP' ff? l l2 i 5 ,, ow,,4g- gin' Nu' A . z 4-. ' :'.,,w 'Q M . f 1 ,, x ,ll ' in Y A but 'P A ,W x 5 I ax xffl .1 H 1. Q? W X , 5 'tw 5 C? 'l Spikers Spike Their Way To Victory K -W - ,C , t ' f . ' f i 5' Y if f' as - -2 W -- ' iI?1.,..Xt - V J .TMwf-- fr .,.,, ---Q. ,. f, Senior Kellie Ryan waits for the referee's sig- nal to begin a match against Union County. Sue Cross attempts to block a spike from a much taller opponent. 110! SPORTS The 1974-75 Varsity and B-team Volleyball teams ended a success- ful season with both teams having records of eight wins and two losses. I feel like they had a very suc- cessful season with the schedule that they had. They have every rea- son to be proud, stated Mrs. Rick- etts. Girls' Athletic Director. Opponent Varsity Richmond Lost Tri Won Union Won Winchester Won Union City Won Randolph So. Won Monroe Central Won Centerville Won Hagerstown Lost Union County Won -team Lost Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won Won Won Kim and Becky Butler show what is meant by Girl Power . First row, from left, Mgr. Dena Leonard, Margaret Lyons, Becky Butler, Sue Cross, Mgr. Kathy Hawkins. Second row, from left, Cindy Wetzel, Loretta Charlton, Betsy Freeland, Kellie Ryan, ludy Ward. 4 '74-'7 Gymnasts Have Successful Season The Northeastern gymnasts ended their season successfully with the optional team being 4-3, the intermediate team 2-5, and the beginning team 6-1. Sophomore Cindy Oler took 1st place honors in beginning all- around during sectional competition. Becky Butler was top competitor for the optional team with 12 firsts, 6 seconds, and 7 third place rib- bons. Betsy Freeland was top inter- mediate competitor with 9 firsts, 6 seconds, 5 thirds, and 2 fourth place ribbons. Kim Butler was top competitor in the beginning level with 12 firsts, 8 seconds, 6 thirds, and 1 fourth place ribbons. Although there are four gradu- ating seniors, there is still hope for an even better team in the future. Senior Becky Butler shows form and grace as she performs her free ex. routine in sec- tional competition. l I 3 Front row, from left, K. Butler, T. Hawkins, D. McDermitt, G. Miller, T. Carroll, N. Eales, K. Hurd, K. Fouche, R. Schweizer. Second row, from left, B. Bowers, B. Mullins, Coach Bader, l. lngabrand, C. Oler, K. Hawkins. Third row, from left, B. Butler, 1. Barker, B. Shank. Fourth row, from left, B. Freeland, K. Ryan, 1. Alexander. . . . ' Xlf Cindy Oler shows what it takes to place first all-around in the beginning level at the sectional. Je.-s Betsy Freeland free ex. routine. , . . .. ' 'n--- performs the intermediate SPORTSX111 Bowling Team Takes Fourth In State Bowling Team 1, from left, Cindy Wetzel, Loretta Charlton, Sue Cross, Kathy Rose, Coach Ricketts. I was very happy how we placed in the state considering we had to bowl in the morning session which is a disadvantage, commented Mrs. Ricketts, girls' athletic director and bowling coach. The state bowling team consisted of Loretta Charlton, Sue Cross, Cheryl Brown, Teresa Brobeck, and Robin Sadler. They placed 4th out of 36 teams competing in the state. Soph- omore Robin Sadler was high scorer at state, bowling 200. Season Record Northeastern I Won 27 Lost 21 Northeastern II Won 24 Lost 24 Northeastern Ill Won 22 Lost 26 l Bowling Team II, from left, Tammy Ankrom, Robin Sadler, Teresa Bowling Team III, from left, Kellie Ryan, Mary Starr, Betsy Freeland Brobeck, Cheryl Brown, Coach Ricketts. Becky Bowers, Coach Ricketts. T 'l12!SPORTS I thought it was great for North- eastern girls to do so well in their first year of competition, stated Mrs. Ricketts, as NHS badmitton team took honors at the Eastern Indiana Badmitton League with 88 points. Betsy Freeland and Loretta Charlton placed 1st and 3rd respectively in sin- gles. In doubles the team of Bowers and Ryan, 2nd, and Sadler and Carroll, 4th, Betsy Freeland, Becky Bowers, and Kellie Ryan all participated in the State finals. Singles ludy Ward Won 10 Lost 14 fBrown finished seasonj Loretta Charlton Won 16 Lost 8 Betsy Freeland Won 21 Lost 3 Doubles B. Bowers 81 K. Ryan Won 18 Lost 6 G. Miller 81 T. McGregor Won 10 Lost 14 R. Sadler 84 T. Carroll Won 13 Lost 11 Rackateers Take 1st ln League Betsy Freeland and Becky Bowers show what it takes to make their way to the State finals. First row, from left, Michelle Wise, Robin Sadler, Tara McGregor, Becky Bowers, Cheryl Brown. Second row, from left, Gay Lynne Miller, Lo- retta Charlton, Tammy Carroll, Betsy Freeland, Kellie Ryan, Coach Ricketts. ludy Ward smashes the birdie for another win. 'Q nd Then It's Gone ? 5 114!CLOSING As the '75 school year draws to a close, so does the completion of another LANCE. Many hours were spent during and after school and on vacations to put our yearbook together. The staff members worked diligently throughout the entire year. While the work progressed, the staff hoped their purpose was por- trayed to the reader. This goal being able to capture in picture and in word, the important events of our school year. Of course, the staff was unable to recreate all of these happenings, but we tried to fully emphasize those in the yearbook. As one can see, the job of pro- ducing a yearbook is not possible for one person to do. But, with the cooperation of many people it was possible. Our advisor, Mr. Gary Cole, played the most important role in our work. He was willing to give many hours to the yearbook staff. He made the '75 LANCE possible. A special thank you goes to him from the staff members. Most worthwhile projects re- quire more than the usual effort. My staff members were willing to put forth this extra work, so neces- sary in the making of a great book. I would like to say thank you to this dedicated staff and to all per- sons making the '75 LANCE a reality. Cjgmhfqau Each of the following jobs was upheld by these staff members: Editor of the LANCE: Kathy Rose Theme: Kathy Rose Business Manager: Venona Miller Chief Photographer: judy Ward Daily Life Section: Andy jenkins Kellie Ryan Senior Section: Sharon Smith Doreen Murphy Underclass Section: Vickie Kendall Leasa Coddington Academic Section: Marilyn Williams Becky Reece Club Section: Rex Austin Venona Miller Sports Section: Alex McGregor Cindy Blunk Advertising: Tami Wickett 91,90,96,106,109,115 ortheastern Index Abrams, Lisa 56, 58, 74 Adams, Bill 61, 86, 88, 90, 102 Adams, Lisa 40, 80, 82, 87 Alexander, Alice 77 Alexander, julie 40, 87, 91, 109, 111 Alexander, Sammy 52 Alexander, Todd 44, 91, 102, 103 Allen, jim 44, 90, 97, 104 Allen, Pam 52, 80 Allman, Mrs. Mary' 70 Alyea, Alyea, Alyea, james 77 jan 81, 44, 82, A88 jon 44, 82, 97, 98, 104 Anderson, jack 77 Anderson, LuAnne 56, 80 Anderson, Shelley 40, 88, 89 Andrews, Mr. john' 24, 66 Ankrom, Randy 56 Ankrom, Tammy 44, 91, 112 Ankrom, Tony 40 Atkins, Deidre 24, 39, 61, 86, 89 Atkins, Eric 44, 86, 95, 97, 104 Atkins, Lisa 48, 81, 86 Atkins, Peter 52 Austin, Mrs. june' 77 Austin, Rex 24, 39, 15, 82, 95, 106, 115, 121 Blue, Steve 40 Blunk, Bill 44 Blunk, Cindy 9, 21, 24, 39, 07, 09, Blunk, jim 44, 97, 107 Blunk, Lorie 44, 84, 88 Blunk, Ruth 56, 80 Bockhofer, Beth 56 Bockhofer, Dave 44, 91, 102 Bockhofer, john 52 Bond, Ray 40 Bond, Wayne 56 Bone, Kenny 40 Bortner, Mrs. Evelyn' 63, 75 Boswell, Tony 48 Bowers, Becky 9, 24, 39, 80, 83, 84, 91, 93,106,109,111,112,113 Boyce, Teresa Boyd, Mr. Kenneth' 76, 81 Cavin, Sabrena 56, 83 Chaplin, Brenda 48 Chaplin, john 52, 101 Charlton, Loretta 89, 91, 84, 106, 11O,112, 113, 39, 25, 30, 37 Cheesman, Barry 48, 81, 80, 91, 46 Chris, Bill 48 Clark, Chris 56 Clark, Curtis 52 Clark, jaynee 44, 81, 82, 9, 80 Clark, Kenneth 44 Clark, Marnita 56 Clark, Sandy 40, 85 Clay, Robert 44 Backmeyer, Mrs. Linda' 15, 74, 88 Bailey, Gary 40 Bailey, Kenny 52, 100 Bailey, Michael 48 Bailey, Tim 52, 80, 85, 88, 100 Brandley, Kim 40, 81, 83, 89 Brandley, Mike 52 Brawley, Betty 44, 80, 85 Brobeck, Laurie 25, 39, 80, 81, 86 89 Brobeck, Mike 52, 100, 106 Brobeck, Pat 56, 88, 101, 106 Brobeck, Teresa 9, 70, 81, 82, 86 91,112 Brooks, Bobby 25, 44, 87 Brooks, Mr. jerrel' 63 Brooks, judy 56 Brooks, Kelly 56, 83, 88 Brooks, Tommy 44, 82 Baird, Lisa 81 Baird, Rene 44 Bales, Becky 56, 85 Bales, Mr. Bill' 77 Bane, Cheryl 80, 81, 48, 95 Baker, Brenda 52, 83, 85 Baker, Mrs. Cindy' 88 Baker, Cynthia 52 Baker, David 24, 39, 89, 106, 107 Baker, Duane 48 Baker, jeff 48 Baker, jeff 40 Baker, Mrs. Margaret' 77, 65 Baker, Pat 40 Barker, Bill 44 Barker, Danny 40, 90 Barker, julie 44, 80, 81, 87, 91, 98, 111 Barker, Mark 56, 71, 106 Barker, Steve 44, 87, 102 Barnes, Rick Bartley, Richard 48 Brookshear, Kevin 52, 80, 81, 85 Brookshear, Neal 40, 64, 92, 108 Brown, Carl Brown, Cheryl 44, 86, 91,112,113 Brown, Fred 40, 91 Brown, Mary 52 Brown, Randy 90, 95, 98, 107 Brown, Roger 52, 100 Brown, Tammy 56 Brumbaugh, Ivan 40, 91 Bryant, Dennis 56 Bryant, Tim 40 Bufford, Terry 44 Burdett, David 48 Burke, Lisa 56 Burke, Sondra 44, 84 Burkhart, Tom 25 Burt, Debbie 48 Burt, Mike 40 Butler, Becky 17, 25, 39, 91, 89, 96, 102,106,110,111 Butler, Kelly 52 Bartley, Robert 48 Bartram, jerry 24, 39 Batts, Robin 52, 85 Baumer, Mr. Louis' 44, 63, 68 Beatty, Ann 52 Beatty, Bob Beckley, Mary 40, 88 Beckley, Mike 44, 97, 104, 105 Beetem, Danny 48 Begley, Steve Belcher, Mrs. Mildred' 77 Benner, jeff 56 Benner, jennifer 44, 83 Benner, Lori 48 Berry, Ed 56, 101, 106 Berry, Mr. Larry' 63 Berry, Sandy 56 Bishop, Keith 48 Bleill, joe 56 Bleill, Terry 44 Blue, Diana 52 Blue, Kim 44, 84, 91 Butler, Kim 93, 96, 102, 109, 110, 111, 91, 09, 40, 90, 97 Byrd, Douglas 56 Byrd, Steve 48 Byrd, Tona 56 Calico, Teresa 44 Callahan, Marcy 48, 80, 81 Callahan, Tammy 56 Campbell, Calvin 44 Campbell, David 56 Campbell, james 25 Campbell, jewell 14, 48, 80, 81, 82, 84 Camden, Matt 44 Carey, Rhonda 56 Carroll, Diana 25, 39, 80, 85, 89 Carroll, Tammy 44, 64, 83, 84, 91 111, 113 Catron, David 44 Catron, Larry 40, 91 Catron, Tony 48, 99 Causey, Teresa 56 Clevenger, Debbie 52 Clevenger, Doug 40 Coates, Kip 56 Coats, Mr. Woodson' 62 Coddington, Davy 52 Coddington, Keith 99, 48 Coddington, Kim 81, 25 Coddington, Larinda 52 Coddington, Leasa 87, 40, 90, 115 Coddington, Roni 25 Coffey, jeana 52 Cole, Cindy 26, 27, 39, 80, 82, 84, 89 Cole, Debbie 52 Cole, Mr. Gary' 75, 90, 115 Coleman, jon 48 Coleman, Max 26, 80, 95, 96, 106, 107 Coleman, Tim 44, 107 Combs, Bonnie 52, 100 Compton, Karen 40, 85, 87, 88 Compton, Linda 44, 85 Conley, Greta Conley, Vanna 56 Conley, Vickie 44, 85 Conrad, Mr. Louis' Conway, Bud 56 Conway, Mike 52 Conway, Sue 26, 89 Cook, Miss Marti' 90 Cooper, Beverly 40, 80, 81, 84, 86, 89 Cooper, jenny Cope, Angie 56 Courtney, Tim 39, 74 Cox, Greg 52 Cox, Melissa 48, 81 Cox, Tim 40 Coyle, Mark 56 Coyle, Mike 40, 84, 87, 89 Coyle, Steve 40, 81, 88, 95, 97 Creech, Gale 26, 81, 84 Creech, Nora 48 Creech, Rhoda 52 Creviston, Linda 56 Creviston, Ricky 48 Crist, Greg 56, 101, 106 Crome, Patty 40 cross, sue 20, 39, 02, 09, 91, 106 110, 112 Crowe, Alvin 56 Crowe, Lloyd Crumbaugh, Tina 40 Cummings, Tammy 57 Cummins, Curtis 52, 106 Cummins, Lynette 48, 84 Cushard, David 45, 104, 105 Dale, Becky 48, 80, 84 Dalzell, Mr. Dalton' 66 Day, Lucille De Long, Cindy Detweiler, john 57, 101 Dillman, Ranita 40, 85 Dillman, Rex 52, 85 Dillman, Scott 57, 85 Dishner, Gena 52 Dishner, Lisa 40, 85 Dixon, Mike 27 Drudy, David 57 Drudy, Diana 53 Dunn, james 45 Dunn, Lesley 40, 102, 106 Dunn, Lorri 57 Eales, Marti 9, 27, 39, 84, 89 Eales, Nancy 45, 91, 111 Eales, Patricia 56, 88 Eaton Dennis 45 82 91 Edmonds, john 27, 39, 81, 89 Eggers, Duane 45 Ellis, Meda 48, 84 Ellis, Mike 48, 88 Ellis, Neil 53 Ellison, Mr. Tom' Englebert, Mrs. Alice' 77 Ervin, Steve 57, 106 Esarey, Lynelle 17, 27, 39, 61, 80 82, 86 Esarey, Steve 10, 48, 82, 99, 107 Evans, Gary 40, 81 Evans, Sharon 57 Eversole, john Favorite, Marlea 27, 39, 70, 80, 81 87 Fannin, Darrell 53 Fannin, Debbie 53 Ferguson, Brent 48 Ferguson, Carol 53 Ferguson, Robert 57 Fields, jim 27, 39 Fields, Rhonda 45 Fields, Yvonne 40, 88 Filby, Rose Ann 27, 39, 61, 80, 81 Finley, Gary 27, 88, 104, 106 Finley, jeff 57 Finley, Sheila 45 Fisher, Kevin 48 Fisher, Rodney Fisher, Shirley 57 Fisher, Susan 48, 80, 91 Flamm, jenny 53, 80, 81 Flamm, Mandy 28, 39, 80 Flamm, Rick 45 Fleming, Debbie 48 Fleming, Teresa 53 Fodale, Andy 53 Fodale, Glen 49 Fouche, Kimberly 49, 82, 91, 111 Fox, Cheryl 56, 57 Fox, Danny 28, 31, 39, 121 Fox, Doug 45 Fox, Gary 53 Fox, Kim 53 Fox, Randy 56, 57 Frame, Benita 53 Frame, Dean 49, 105 Frame, Mr. Darrell' 73 Frame, Mr. Denver' 63 Frame, john 57 Frame, Marlene 53, 85 Frame, Rita 45, 00, 01, 02, 87 Frame Frame , Patti 45, 00, 81 , Tim 53, 00, 05 Davis, jamie 48, 82, 84 Frame, Victor 53, 85, 80 Davis, Kim 52 Frame, Wesley 45, 91 Davis, Patty 26 Frazer, Shelly 53, 81, 80, 88, 100 Davis, Richard 45, 84, 95, 97 Freeland, Betsy 28, 39, 61, 80, 81 Davis, Robena 52 0, 9,91, 106, 110, 111,112, 113, 87 Davis, Tenley 52, 80, 81, 100 Freeland, Leah 57 Davis, Teresa 52 Freeland, Tom 45, 107 Davis, Teresa 48 Fry, Robert 41, 90 1 Fuchs, Barbara 41, 80, 9, 88, 91 Beverly 57 88 Fuchs, , Fuller, Diana 49, 85, 99, 111 Fuller, Karen 53 Gannon, john Garner, Virginia 53 Hartman, Garry 45, 95, 97, 98, 107 Hartman, Gayle 53, 88 Hartman, jeff 57, 101 Hawkings, Kathy 21, 28, 39, 87, 89 91,106,110, 111 Hawkins, Kris 45, 97, 98 93, 94, 95, 104, 106 Garrett, Mark 53 Garrett, Tim 53 Gaston, Conita 41, 86, 88 Geiling, jeff 57 George, Chris 20, 41.81, 82, 87, 91 George, Mr. Don' George, Rita 28, 81, 89 Glaub, Beth 57 Good, Rachel 45 Goodw Grable, Graves, in, jeff Teresa 49, 81, 99 Clovetta 53 Gray, Mrs. Lois' 62 Green, Green, Nancy 49, 91 Scott 41 Hawkins, Terry 91, 45, 109, 111 Hawkins, Vikki 53, 80, 81, 83 Hawkins, Mr. Allen' 61, 68, 95 Heighway, David 49, 81 Heighway, Debbie 57, 80, 83 Greeson, Mrs. Helen' 77 Greeson, Ron 40, 41, 90, 97, 93 107 Griffin, Randy 45 Guthrie, Penny 57 Gwin, Kim 10, 49, 91, 99 Gwin, Ross 57, 101, 106 Hackworth, Sharon Haisley, Clayton 49 Hall, Brenda 53 Hall, Debby 49 Hall, Dennis 45 Hall Eddie 41 Hall, Sandy 53 Hamilton, Carol 49, 66, 83 Hamilton, Danny 53 Hamilton, Doug 57, 101 Hamm, Hamm, joyce 49, 84 Sandy 57 Hammond, Mrs. Donna' 71 Harkleroad, Kerry 57 Harkleroad, Kerry 57 Harkleroad, Tami 41, 85, 107 Harman, Ken 17, 41, 81, 84, 95, 108 Harris, Beth 20, 53, 80, 81, 85 Harris, Bruce 57, 106 Harris, Carol 45, 81, 82, 84 Harris, Connie 45, 80, 81, 82, 87 Harris, Patty 17, 45 Harris, Mr. Reide' 63 Harris, Rodney 49, 80, 91 Harris, Teresa 28, 39 Heighway, Doug 20, 40, 41, 42, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85, 87, 104 Heighway, Mrs. Sally' 62 Hendrix, Eric 21, 29, 39, ao, 81, 89, 106, 108 Henstler, Tammy 41 Herron, Rhonda 57 Hersey, jeff 57, 88, 101 Hersey, Steve 29, 93, 94, 104, 105, 106 Hiatt, jim 41, 90 Hicks, Lynn 49 Hicks, Wencil 45 Hieger, Duane 57, 85 Higgs, Tim 57 Hill, Brenda 41, 80, 87 Hill, Mr. David' 77 Hill, Mr. Guy' 77 Hill, Mark 45, 57 Hill, Mr. Michael' 77 Himelick , jeff 53 Hinshaw, Hinshaw, Hinshaw, Bruce 57, 80, 106 Debbie 53, 80, 81, 85 Mrs. Helen' 77 Hodson, Tom 41, 89 Holland, Debbie 41 Holland, jeanie 41, 84, 89 Holland, Tommy 45, 107 Hollingsworth, Brenda 57 Hollingsworth, Cindy 53 Holman, Matt 39 Homer, Cam 57, 85 Homer, Terry Hoover, jeff Hopkins, Darrell 41, 90, 91 Hopkins, Doug 49, 82 Horner, Darla 57, 80, 85 Horner, Marlin 41, 90 Horner, Melvin 49 Horner, Verlin 29, 88, 89, 95, 106, 121 Horner, Vernon 45, 82, 91, 104, 105, 106 Horr, Arthur 49 Horr, john 57 House, Craig 49, 82, 99, 104 Hubbell, julie 20, 53, 80, 81, 83, 85 Huntington, jayne Huntington, joyce 57 Hurd, Kathy 81, 82, 83, 49, 111 Hurd, Keven 10, 41, 93, 94, 95, 96, 104, 105 Hyre, Clarence 49, 88, 102 Hyre, Ronnie 57 lngabrand, joAnne 41, 80, 82, 84, 91, 98,109,111 Ingram, Dean 45 Ingram, Pam 53 jackson, jim 57, 101 jackson, Rena 53 jeans, Dan 29, 39, 80, 84, 87, 89 106, 108 jeans, Mr. Hank' 77 jefferies, Gary 41, 89 jenkins, Andy 8, 29, 37, 39, 82, 84 as, 90, 121, 115 jenkins, Kenny 57, 101 jenkins, Kristi 41, 82, 89, 91 jenkins, Mr. Rex' 61, 64, 108 jennings, Butch 57 jennings, Lisa 49 johnson, Bruce 53, 100, 106 johnson, David 29, 53, 80, 85, 100 johnson, Lisa 57 johnson, Mark Q91 45, 82, 86 johnson, Mark 49, 99 johnson, Mike 45, 82, 108 johnson, Steve 41, 81 johnson, Teresa 57 johnson, Valarie 54, 81, 83, 88 johnting, David 29 johnting, Laura 45, 61, 86 jones, Brenda jones, Lori 41 Kaucher, Kenny 54 Keal, Mike 57 Keal, Richard 57 Keith, Gina 14, 45, 80, 81, 82, 84 Keith, Teresa 17, 45, 80, 81, 82, 84 Keller, Becky 45, 85 Keller, Debbie 29 Keller, Karry 41 Keller, Mark 54, 81, 85 Keller, Sherry 49 Kendall, Vickie 29, 89, 90, 115 Kenworthy, Benny 17, 24, 29, 39, Kenworthy, Brian 49, 80 Kenworthy, Mrs. Lea' 77 Ketron, David 49, 82, 99, 107 Ketron, Kevin 41, 87, 89 Ketron, Kim 54, 81 Keys, Mrs. Mary' 40, 71 King, Gerald 49 King, Glen 57 King, jill 54 King, Loretta 57 King, Mike 54, 100 King, Randy 54, 100 King, Rhonda 30, 84 King, Sven 41 Klemann, joey 57 Knipp, jeff 49 Knoll, Pam 54 Knoll, Vickie 45, 80, 91 Koons, Debbie 54 Kurtz, Bill 49 Kutche, Debbie 49 Kutche, Sandra 45, 81, 91 Kyle, Don 54 Kyle, Robert 49 Lacey, Randall 57 Lacey, Scott 49, 82, 99, 105 Ladd, Dennis 54 Lahman, Chris 99, 104 Lahman, Dorothy Lahman, Mary Lakes, Pam 57 Lamb, David 54 Lamb, Kenny 30, 89 Lamb, Sherry 58 Larnb, Steve 41, 80, 81, 82, 84, 104, 108 Lamb, Sue Ladd 27, 30, 39, 88 Lamb, Mrs. Thelma' 77 Langley, Kim 101 Lanter, Ranata 58 Lanter, Rod 58, 101, 106 Lantz, Marcie 58 Laswell, Cora 45, 87, 88 Laswell, Kenny 54, 100 Laswell, Kurtis 58 Lawson, Ann 30, 39, 89 Lee, james 54 Lee, Lisa 58 Legear, Doug 41 Legear, Mike 54, 88, 100, 106 Legear, Tammy 49, 81 Legear, Terry 58, 101 Legear, Tom 45 Leonard, Dena 45, 110, 111 Leonard, Holly 54, 83 Lewis, Kent 49, 99, 104 Lewis, Kevin 58, 88, 101, 106 Lipscomb, lean Ann 30, 72, 89 Lipscomb, Nanette 54, 80 Lipscomb, Sherry 58 Livensburger, Tim 54 Loftis, jamie 45, 91 Loftis, Terry 49, 82 Long, Greg 58 Longfellow, Don 31 Longfellow, jeff 49 Longfellow, Rob 30 Longenecker, Sue 31, 39, 61, 86 89 Longnecker, Mrs. Nicki' 69, 81 Loper, Lynette 54, 80 Love, Linda 45, 82, 84, 91, 109 Low, jim 50, 99 Low, judy 54, 85, 100 81, 84, 89, 90, 91, 93,106, 112,115 Mullady, Peggy 58 Lower, Mr. David' 40, 43, 61, 70, 102, 107 Lucas, john 58 Luff. Kevin 54 Lyons, Margaret 9, 41, 82, 83, 91, 110 Maddox, Ricky 54 Maddox, Tonya 50, 85 Madelans, Alesia 54, 81, 85 Madelans, Rex 58 Madelans, Teresa 54, 81 Malicoat, Mm 77 Marcum, Patty 31, 89 Marker, Mr. Larry' 44, 67 Marshall, Randall 50 Martin, Billy 17, 41, 91, 102 Martin Debbie 58 83 Martini Michele 45, 85 Martin, Ramona 41, 87, 89 Martin, Randy 54 Mason, Adina 58, 80 rv McNamara, Larry 41 McNutt, jamalyn 31, 89 McNutt, Mrs. Mary' 63 McQueen, Paula 41, 81, 85 McVey, Bob 46 McVey, Tony 58 Medley, Michelle 27 Mers, Sherri 58 Meyer, Bob 31, 39, 91, 106, 107 Meyer, Steve 54 Michaels, Pam 32, 84, 89 Miles, Toni Miles, March Miller, David 46, 91 Miller, Debbie 58 Miller, Gay Lynne 46, 80, 83, 88, 111, 113 Miller, jeff 46 Miller, Richard Miller, Venona 29, 32, 81, 85, 89, 90, 115 Mitchell, Sally 32, 39 Myers, Mrs. Onda' 77 Myers, Scott 16, 42, 81, 82, 87, 88, 102 Newman, Becky 58, 80, 83 Newman, Troy 54, 88 Nichols, Bryan 50 Nichols, Helen 54, 81 Nichols, Myra 53, 54, 88 Nichols, Paula 20, 42, 80, 81, 82, 87, 89 Nicholson, Carolyn 46, 80, 81, 82 Nicholson, Brenda 42 Nicholson, Darrell 54, 100 Nicholson, Kim 50, 84 Nicholson, Scott 58, 85 Nocton, Betsy 50, 82, 83 Pip Mason, Mason, Glen 31, 81, 102, 106 Susan 46, 81 Matheny, Dale 50 Mathews, Bruce 54, 85, 106 Mathews, Mr. Larry' 77 Mathews Mathews, , Shelly 41 Steve 46, 82, 86 May, Carla 54 Monroe, johnny 58 Monroe, Susie 54, 80, 81, 83, 85 Montoney, Mike 41, 80, 86, 90 Montoney, Tammy 50, 99 Mayberry, Karen 58 Mayberry, Kathy 54, 88 McClain, Ronnie 58, 101 McClain, Mr. Charles' 69 McConaha, Toni 50, 84 McDaniel, Scott 58 McDermitt, Dennis 58, 85 McDermitt, Diana 44, 46, 91, 98, 111 McDermitt, Phil 50, 91 McDermitt, Sherry 31 McEwen, Bob 46 McEwen, Buddy 41 McGhee, Susan 58, 88, 101 McGill, jeff 50, 82 McGill, Terry 41, 64, 80, 82, 84,106 McGregor, Alex 31, 39, 89, 90, 91, 93,105,106,121,115 McGregor, Tara 46, 80, 88, 91, 109, 111, 113 McGrew, Keven McGuire, Danny 58 Mclntosh, Keith 46 McKee, Diane 31, 33, 84 McNamara, Cindy 54 McNamara, Garry 41 Moore, Becky 54 Moore, Mr. Larry' 63, 69 Moore, Lynn 54 Moore, Rick 46, 105, 107 Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moran, 88, 105 Shirley 46, 80, 81, 82 Susie 41, 85 Toby 58, 83, 85 Tom 50 Paul 41, 43, 76, 81, 82, 84, Morgan, David 58, 88 Morgan, Mrs. Helen' 63 Morgan, Rick 46 Morgan, Sherry 50 Morris, Greg 50, 107 Morris, Mike 41 Mullady, Cindy 42 Mullady, Ed 32, 39, 86, 89, 95, 105, 106 Mullady, Mike 54, 106 Mullins, Billie 9, 30, 32, 39, 64, 82, 89, 91, NE, 111 Mullins, Cecil 58, 85 ' Murphy, Doreen 17, 32, 39, 89, 90, 115 Murphy, janet 32 Murphy, julie 50 Murphy, Tina 46 Myers, Greg 32 Nocton, Ed 32, 12, 102, 106, 121 Nocton, Mary Ann 58, 85 Nocton, Mary 10, 15, 17, 39, 26, 27, 33, 89, 91, 96, 102, 82, as, 104 Nocton, Steve 46, 82, 93, 102 Norris, jeff 58 Norris, jim Norris, Roxanna 54 Oler, Cindy 46, 91, 98, 109, 111 Oler, jerry 33, 39, 86 Oler, Kenny 50 Oler, Mike 58, 106 Oler, Teresa 54, 80 Oler, Tim 58 Oliphant, Vaughn 46, 81, 84, 90 Ono, Greg 50, 88, 102 Otto, Mike 54, 100, 106 Otto, Randy 33, 39, 102, 106, 107 Owens, jill 58 Owens, Kathy 46, 85 Owens, Lisa 54 Ozbun, Doug 33 Ozbun, Shelly 55 Pardo, Lori 46, 85 Pardo, Mindy 40, 42, 80, 83, 84 Parker, Ed 55, 106 Parker, Pattie 58 Parks, Audrey 50 Parks, joyce 58 Parks, Najwana 42, 81, 87, 91 Parks, Robert 55 Parks, Tim Patterson, Rick Patterson, Rose Marie 82 Pearson, jerry 58 Pearson, Terry 108, 121 Peed, Dickie 50 Peed, jim 46 Pennington, Donnie 55 Pereira, Marisa 76, 87 Pettit, Brenda Pettit, Cheryl 46, 85, 88 Pettit, Duane 58 Petry, Sabrina 55, 80 Phelps, Brent 50 Phenis, janet 42 Phillips, Mr. Ralph' 7, 64, 108 Pickering, jim 55 Pickering, Paul 58 Pickering, Phyllis 50 Pingleton, Don 46 Pierson, Billie jo 55, 80, 81 Pierson, Don 42 Pierson, Sherma 50 Plankenhorn, jayne 58 Plankenhorn, jeff 33 Plankenhorn, jill 42, 91 Polak, Mark 42 Pollard, Miss Pam' 72 Pond, Mr. B.j.' 77 Porter, Clarinda Porter, julie 55, 81 Porter, Vernita 42, 85 Powell, Everett 55 Powell, Shirley 59 Powell, Steve 59 Prewitt, Hobart Price, Elaine 59 Price, jeff 24, 34, 39, 65, 88, 121 Pugh, Debbie 51, 58 Pugh, Fred 55 Radford, jay 42, 61, 82 Ragains, Dawn 55, 80 Railsback, Bruce 42, 80, 82 Ramey, Becky 42, 80, 82, 87 Ramsey, Pam 46, 84, 85 Ramsey, Pat 42 Ranck, Ann 59, 83, 85 Ranck, Mrs. Olive' 24, 63, 72 Rawlings, Mr. Mike' 74, 99, 101, 104 Ray, Mrs. Irene' 61, 72, 89 Rayborn, Nancy 59 Rayborn, Suzanne 55 Redd, Larry 55, 106 Redd, Paul 46 Redd, Ronald 42, 88, 90 Redd, Steve 42, 80, 81 Redmeyer, Mike 59 Reece, Becky QSmaIlwoodj 6, 28, 35, 87, 89, 90 Reed, Kathy 50 Reed, Monna 50 Renyer, David 50, 91, 99 Renyer, Don 9, 34, 61, 121 Reynolds, Andy 46, 87, 107 Reynolds, David 34, 39, 87, 88, 89, 106 Reynolds, john 50, 99, 104 Rich, Brenda 42, 80, 85, 88 Ricketts, Mr. Gordon' 63 Ricketts, Mrs. Sarah' 24, 61, 67 91, 112, 113 Riddle, Mr. Gordon' 73 Ridpath, Mrs. Myra' 44, 61, 76, 86 Riley, jerry 17, 34, 39, 80, 81, 93, 94, 95, 106, 107 Robbins, james 42 Robbins, jennifer 50, 83, 88 Robbins, Pam 9, 50, 84 Robbins, Tim Roberts, Mrs. Charlotte' 77 Roberts, Carol 50 Robinson, Mark 55 Robinson, Mike 101, 106, 59 Romain, Karol 1Bowersj 34 Romain, Kathy 34, 39, 89, 90 Rose, Kathleen 8, 13, 20, 35, 80, 1 Rose, Martha 35, 89, 114 Ross, Daniel 46, 91, 97 Ross, Donald 46, 82, 91, 97, 104, 105 Ross, Phil 42 Ross, Rand Ross, Ronalzl 42, 91 , 105 Ross, Sue 55, 80, 81 Ruble, Lea 8, 46, 85 Ruhl, Chris 50, 104 Russell, Barbara 55, 80, 81, 83 Russell, Steve 42, 89, 91 Rust, Alan 42 Rust, Mr. Howard' 63 Runyon, Wanita 55, 83 Kellie 30, 35, 39, 82, 84, 89 90,91,106,11o,111, 112,113,115 Ryan, Gary 55, 85 Ryan, Ryan, Pat 42 Ryan, Richard Sadler, jo 59 1 Sadler, Randy 35, 39, 12, 102, 106 107, 121 Sadler, Robin 10, 44, 47, 88, 91 112, 113 Sanders, Allen 50 Sanders, Ruth 42, 80, 81, 82, 87 Sanders, Sandra 59 Sandlin, Karen 42, 83 Schilling, Steve 50 Schilling, Tonja 59 Schneider, Carol 47 Schneider, Mr. Dave' 77 Schneider, Steve 55 Schuerman, Delisa 55 Schweizer, Robin 50, 111 Schweizer, Ron 47, 85, 91, 102, 107 Seal, Mark 55 Seal, Mike 50, 99, 104 Seal, Sharron 59 Seider, Mr. Robert' 106 Seider, Rick 35, 39 Sergent, jay 55 Sergent, john 59 Sergent, Sally 51 Sergent, Susan 47 Setser, julie 8, 9, 13, 20, 35, 39, 80, 81, 83, 84, 91 Sexton, Randy 15, 17, 35, 39, 121 Scott, Mr. Kenneth' 77 Shaffer, Rosanna Shank, Beth 47, 87, 111, 91 Sharp, Tami 51, 86 Sheard, Mark 47, 104, 105 Sheets, Kevin 42, 91 Sheffer, Drew 47, 107 Shehan, Lisa 55 Sherrow, Mr. Micheal' 74 Shinn, jill 51 Shinn, Kelly 35 Shock, Greg 55 Shock, jeff 42, 90 Short, Mr. Roy' 66, 87 Showalter, Mike 43, 90, 93, 94, 95 Sims, Mr. Stan' 73, 91 Sittloh, Eric 59, 101, 106 Skinner, Gary 47 Slonaker, Linda 43, 85 Smelser, Delora 36, 61, 81, 86 Smith, Aaron 1 . , l - . s H s . .. 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Item WhitemIfl1ge:lg!alley's QUAU-pf Newspaper SINCE QI QD 'W ll E WHOLESALE 81 HOME DELIVERY SERVICE RICHMOND, INDIANA, PHONE I3I7l 962-6556 Lynn Veterinary Hospital Holsum Sof-Twist Route P.O. Box 128 Lynn, Indiana 47355 I5 TheBBu'3 'd To ,,,,A A - . lf, fresher Holsum Bakery ,Wm.wWm,n,,m.NwWm,v-,. .-....,.-.....M.,. . .. -M.........,.,.-,.n,...-..,..r,,.s.V..,,......,......,,. ,. W... 7 599- 4 ft Q, ,.- ,N I . 23 f xiii - a X -+. YE X , ,ftf 5 . 'PF' 0 Y 0 K ,rv Q ,we ' in , Himelick The Sporting Goods Construction ll Store Fountain City The Sports Center Plumbing Heating 108 South Meridian St. Wiring Winchester, Ind. All Types Of Construction Phone: 854-4822 ,F N WW. fwfr' , .M K' 4 N -N ' ---.,.. -Q 5 1. , . y T Haags Fountain City :::.?,2'sL.2l,0f:diii,2 Elevawf lack Wards Animal Health Supply Donuts I Piper's Honey Bear ll llll I I Zll 2 , .l l ' l l 1501 W' Main I l M-hJ,if lzll .. Richmond, Indiana Whether It Be Dress Or Sports Clothes-We Have Them For All Occasions ' PLAY STORE lisa-llbi the customer! Al- DEFELD'S R0 aununaruner Rodefeld's 96 West Main St. Richmond, Indiana Kings Men Store 724 Promenade Richmond, Indiana ADVERTISINCXI 23 W 0' my 09009 y Valli le wwjiwi 09 F FY wr Photographer 33 North Eighth St. Richmond, Indiana 47374 ARBY'S Home Of The Four-Hour Sandwich. Now Arby's Has It All: Roast Beef, Hot Ham, Tenderloin, Fresh Fish Hot Dogs, French Fries, And Hot Fruit Pies. Aihvs .ASI Fr aa 4 . g , g Arby's-East Main St. Williamsburg Elevator William And Ioyce Crull -Owners Phone: 886-581 1 Nutritious, Healthful Seafoods of the Very. Best Quality From . . . if HRTHUR 'lllfllfllfll 'S ga' THE ORIGINAL fish 8-Whips., Mon.-mm. 11:00-'IO ' Fri. and Sat. 11:00-Il Sun. II-I0 A be ' 8 E iiiii' ' 1 wg, may E l l'- il Fil Illfllllll . ,iiliin 2126 fgfffzf Cm.-+.. si 3380 E. Main St.. Richmond, Indiana Hoffher's Muncie Music Center Inc. Everything ln Band Instruments Rental Plans Available Hammond Organs, Story 84 Clark, Kohler Campbell, And Hobert Cable Pianos P.O. Box 770 207 West jackson Muncie, Indiana Phone: 284-4481 ADVERTlSINC!125 james Conway Livestock Order Buyer and Dealer R.R. 411 Fountain City, Ind. 47371 Phone- 317-847-2537 Domestic 81 Industrial Water Conditioners 84 Filter 18 years experience ALPHA Fountain City 1 Cox s Grow With Us ' P.o. Box 1271- 2nd National Bank Richmond' 'd'a a 8th and Promenade Richmond, Indiana 126fADvERTlslNG R-W f....,-. ... M.-. ,,,,....,.W, WKAQ, ' R.E.M.C. Yates Sunoco 1450 N.W. 5th Richmond, Indiana U.S.27 South Fountain City 47341 S ANTENNA Sim zu Glazers Disposal 1oe's Antenna Sewice 2615 W. Main Richmond, Indiana I 650 N' 8th, Richmond, Indiana ADVERTISINGXIZ7 List with Us I I . O I 3 ,,.,,,-gf 'N-N REALTORS i ' ' T55 1---T1 L' ' 801 NORTH A STREET li C M Q T il 9 H - X 1 H4 966 1587 'T O 5 'Y THE HOME OF LINGLE REAL ESTATE - RICHMOND Lingle Real Estate O. .,.f , B X ' EEL BQBT B9ss O T ' x l -f'm - . I 3200 East Main St Ph. 962-0505 KESSLERS 916 Promenade-Richmond, Indiana It Pays To PIay J .,... Peoples State Bank Economy And Fountain City Branches U.S. 27 Douglas Quality Foods Fountain City, Indiana 47374 b ,, A Y 4 Q Q - we me 'Si- t . - ,M 1st National Bank 7th 84 Promenade Richmond, Indiana Stanley and Janice Sims 216 South Main St. Lynn, Ind. 47355 Phone- 847-4551 You Can't Go Wrong If You Give Flowers ADVERTISINCI1 33 Trailers, Shells Canoes, Also Travel Equipment g, .,,,, ,,.,: 2:g,,?,5! 2 iflrillg? i Vff,:5:15i :E 5 AMPERS E! W 'aim 5 CREEK 1? s V lesssse P k R d R h d I d 47374 Ph 962 1555 Lftt F.F.A. Officers o Right-Mike Williams, Phil Tiemann P Al Hickory Hills Sports and Western Center egor, Chapter Sweetheart julie Sester, D R R For The Hunter And Sportsman ' ' C 1 II i d B Mart 855 3264 The Marines Are Looking For A Few All You Need To Know About Insurance is STATE FARM STATE FARM f'N Auto N. ,.. mp I Fire 0 Gggd Men INSURANCE CLIFFORD LACFY 847-2116 FOUNTAIN env Robinson Service Station 2505 Williamsburg Pike Thornburg Super Market US 27, Lynn In. Baker Store Lynn, In. Dr. I. Edsel Reeves 49 South-Ninth St. Richmond, In. Bressler's 33 Flavors Richmond Square Mall Keyboard Korner 108 West Main Street john Voges Fountain City, In. lack Anderson Car Wash Fountain City, In. Ann's Beauty Shop Fountain City, In. La Verne's Beauty Shop Fountain City, Ind. Raye's Flea Market Williamsburg, In. Gallenkamp Shoes Richmond Square Mall Trinity Shop 4503 East Main, Gateway Shopping Center Dairy Herd Improvement Assoc. RR4t1 Box 124 Williamsburg, In. Howard Iohnson's State Road 27 and I-70, Richmond, In. Sanco Products Company, Inc. Greenville, Ohio Webster Store Webster, In. Richard 81 Harriett Hawkins Thompson-Bra Custom Fitted Kascot Kosmetics Webster, Ind. 47392 Kleen Leen 2720 First Ave. N.E Cadar Rapids, Iowa ' 13efADvERTisiNG Our Boosters Burkey's Tavern Richmond, In. Elmer Woodruff RRi'I21 Box 107, Richmond, In. West House Ceramics 114 East Main, Centerville, In. Centerville Hardware East Main Street, Richmond, In. Kinder's Standard Service Station 124 East Main, Centerville, In. Kessling Farm Equipment Inc. Centerville, In. Recreational Marine National Rd., Richmond, In. Ralph 81 Phil's Mens Wear 921 Promenade, Richmond, In. RJ. Webb 81 Son jewelers Winchester, In. Elstro Gulf Production's P.O. Box 112, Richmond, In. Lynn Insurance Agency 115 North, Lynn, In. Bressler's 33 Flavors Richmond, In. Sanco Products Company Inc. Greenville, Ohio D 84 R Auto Sales 150 Sheridan Street, Richmond, In. Bob Stephens Richmond, In. 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