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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

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M7 4 n Taking A Quick Look At What's Inside 4 Daily Lqe .... ..... 2 Senior .s ...... ...... 3 5 U nderclass ..... ...... 5 6 Academics ...... . . .... 82 Sports ....... ...... 9 5 FMF ' In , 1, e . if - . 1 i N i .A V- X V A , V vs . ' L. . . E X, K . M, E . 3 gl' Cl b ..... ..143 3 u s v-me--1 ....m..4w Looking back . . . through DAILY LIFE Daily Life Divider Smile Smile Smile Smile Smile Smile Smile Af Senior Damsel Karen Catey flashes her pearly whites at the camera at a home basket- ball game. Bf Senior Julie Madelans poses as a covergirl for the 1982 Lance. What a smile! Cf Mr. Stephen appears to be smiling from behind bars! The warden must be bringing him his lunch tray. Dj Hey big boy, do you want to cheer forthe Knights? exclaims Juniors Kara Hubbell and Gretchen Conner with those devious smiles. EX Junior Micci Townsend plays a maternal role as she pats Baby Mr. Ricketts on the back. ff Teachers S how Off in Faculty Football Game fveatsv Af Wildman Sherrow' streaks down the side- line at the faculty game. The NHS faculty was victorious 32-14 over the WRIA All-Stars. Bf Hut Hut , says robot quarterback Stephen as droids Carter and Wright await final attack- ing of the faculty battleship. CfMr. Manning bites the dust as he tries to make a super catch during the faculty foot- ball game. DfFaculty football team, left to right, first row, Miss Coddington, Ms. Hasson, Mr. Man- ning, Mr. Stephen, Mr. Lower, Mr. Carter, Miss Rutkowski, Mrs. Runnels. Second row, Mr. Wright, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Schneider, Mr. Emery, Mr, McWatters, Mr. Sherrow, Mr. Fraze, Mr. Stout, Mr. Hawkins, Mrs. Jackson, Mr. Kemmer. 4fFaculty Football Class of 82 Powder Puffers Triumph Four Straight Years AfFreshman quarterback Krista Lewis pre- pares to make a big play. The freshmen were defeated, but will be ready next year. BfSenior Sherri Berry runs alone with the ball. Referee Stewart looks on for illegal actions, but finds only good techniques. CfSenior Julie Collett looks mean carrying the ball for a successful gain. Junior Monica Shel- ton reaches out for her flag. DfSenior powder puff player Joy Brown fuels up on a tenderloin at lunch for the big Juniorf Senior rivalry game. EfSenior Nan Langley gives a sign of triumph as the seniors defeat the juniors 13-7, for four straight years of victory. Powder Pufff5 Tremendous success was how Mr. Kellie Stephen, co-sponsor of Student Council, rated the homecom- ing dance. The theme of the dance was Endless Love . The students exhibited excellent behavior and the band, 'Baker's Doz- en' provided good music for the enjoy- ment ofall in attendance, concluded Mr. Stephen. Over 200 people attended the au- tumn dance. Refreshments included punch and cookies and was served by the HOT Club. The dance concluded a successful week of Homecoming festivities. 6fHomecoming Brian'Herrmann and Joy Brown Reign Over Homecoming Events 5 Y g s .,., B if C l A - S is 'QWHH' s vw. F-NU '- E Ss e LU VE q Q ,955 , , i AfMr. Stephen seems to be enjoying himself at the homecoming dance. He's moving to the groove and singing tothe sound. B!Seniors Mike Benge and Beth Barker crack Sophomores David Campbell and Judy Wright. C!Seniors Brian Henmann and Joy Brown reign as king and queen of the l98l homecoming festivities. D!l98l Homecoming King and Queen seem to be looking for someone special in the crowd. E!The cafeteria is decorated beautifully for the homecoming dance. F!Homeeoming king and queen candidates are: Queen - Damita Hawkins, Tammy Hill, Joy Brown, and Sherri Tudor. King - Tom Ladd. Brian Herrmann, Mike Lipscomb. and Peter Frame. G!Seniors Laurie Sheets and Tom Emigh sneak a quickie at the homecoming dance. , ,tn T F B - ,..lg To Have A Good Friendg Be A Good Friend Friendship . . . Affection and personal regard. s That is how the dictionary defines it. In life, it's that and more. Much more. Shared pleasures. Trust. Tenderness. Praise of your best. Acceptance of what else you may be. And in some cases, a beginning . fthe very best beginningj for love. Cling to good friendship. That will make it stronger. Express it. That makes friendship stronger still. 8fFriendships Eased pains. W i i 7 12:12 'fail i AfPartners of the NHS mafia, Kevin Nichol- son and Liz George, prepare a report for the main man, Mr. Cole. Bf Come on Mindy, eat your spinach, says Junior Gretchen Conner as she spoon feeds Ju- nior Mindy Fulks at the Fall Sports Banquet. CfScnior Doug Johnson and Sophomore Missy Sherer share a moment together. DfFootball player Joy Brown makes a friendly gesture to Senior Mike Lipscomb by escorting him across the gymnasium floor at a pep ses- sion. EfMembers of the girl's basketball team stick together after their heart-breaking defeat at the sectional. FfSenior powder puff players Julie Jackson and Julie Collett psyche themselves up for the big game. GfSenior Dave Keller takes a swipe at Junior Kara Hubbell as she is decorating the junior hallway. It was a mere warning to show Kara that the seniors would win. f2'Qg .., , .,, P. .fn ft .. 45 -QF 'Q . . . avail' --N-..,,,,..,,,,,-mrnc-M A W l W, .,.,,,,,m,NM-eh S. -n ,. .c,,L '--3.1, .ft Friendshipsf9 The Lancing Spirit And Pride O A Knight Q, l0fCandids The spirit and enthusiasm at Northeastern High School has in- creased immensely during the 1981- 82 school year. The cheerleaders worked hard to keep up school spirit, boosting the basketball team to a winning season. The girl's sports program got off to a dynamite start by doing an out- standing job in volleyball and never letting up throughout the year. The Damsels also showed great style and pride as they brought home numerous trophies to present to the school. Hard work, pride, and dedica- tion made all activities a success. AfSenior Damsel Lori Mullins shows her poise and dedication as she demonstrates the flag routine at a basketball game. BfSenior basketball player Dan Heighway en- joys the enthusiasm ofthe fans as he fires him- self up for the big game. CfSophomore Tammy Smith catches her breath during the B-team opening game. The girls were victorious. DfSenior Damsel Tammy George electrifies the audience at a basketball game. She is show- ing off a little Knight Pride. Efjunior Mary Toschlog shows her stuff at a varsity basketball game. Her spirit and enthu- siasm inspires the players and the crowd. if Y 0 I QI' If s E S . A Crazy Days Show CC Q! Super Spirit At HS se AfSenior Lori Clothilda Lou Mullins cap- tures the photographers eye with her charming smile and fashionable attire. BfWho is that wrapped up man? It is Mummy Max Adams trying to drown Damita Hawkins during hall decorating days. CfSenior Laurie Sheets throws a fit on baby day. She is obviously not happy with the class- room activities. DfChecrleaders from Scudsville High strut their stuff' at the Fall Sports Banquet. Their enthusiasm is overwhelming. Ha! Hal Spirit Candidsfll Zany, Mischievous Minds ofKnight Country sl ' -1' '-14 5 Afq' I Q X 1 I , A ui Q 3 Y l2fC dd un 27, W M? X31 Jaw...-ef Aflhis car isjust taking an everyday wipe in the school parking lot. Bfl wonder what Mr. Carter has been up to? By the look on Miss Rutkowski's face. it is some- thing very devious. C!Senior Lori Mullins speaks on Model Legisla- ture at the Activities Week Assembly, Dfuliverybody Has A Dream and Junior Angie Burke and Freshman Troy Walters portray their dream by singing at the Christmas concert. Efliaskethall captains Dave Bartram and Tom Ladd present the l98l Wayne County Tourney championship trophy to Mr. Manning, FX.-Xt parent-teachers conferences. round table discussions are very popular. Here. seven NHS teachers consult a parent. GX.-Xnticipation is in Junior Rick SlCWilFI.S eyes as he anxiously awaits his 1981 Lance. Ll W I af ,,, v A I vfa 1 1 is G 'mfiikm , M Wt, M W AV,,, G I ,nuff , k. X :mai 'us-Qs aa.-st, Q c 1 w nu m Q nun 4 . x n 4 u um an-an nu x Munn, nun, nm Q an H mfiibmffffif' T' g:,k1.,,. , Drama Club Season Is An Ultimate S access We had an outstanding group of young people associated with Drama Club this year and they all worked hard to make the year a success, stated Chris Carter, the new drama director. Outstanding performers for the year include Jeff Huntington, Carol Sharp, and Lori Ward in the season opener, Brother Goose. The one act plays featured Tara Biga, Linda Mayberry and Michelle Ramey in To Burn A Witch, Dana Barker and Max Adams in Murder Well Rehearsedf' and John Murray and Terry Sandifar in If Girls Asked Boys For Dates. A f Queen Bee Linda Mayberry and King Bee Jef f Wickett act out a scene in the comedy play, Brother Goose. B! Nancy fKaren Murphyj and George Uohn Murrayj share a tender moment together in the junior high production, If Girls Asked Boys For Dates. Cf Members of the cast of Brother Goose practice during a dress rehearsal for opening night. The play was an ultimate success. D f Kevin Harvey and Dona Cutler engage in a heated discussion shortly before the discovery of the dead body in the thriller, Murder Well Rehearsedf' 161 Drama Candids xnAT'vH Many Students Participate in Extra Activities A! Boby Lahmann, shows his school spirit by helping to decorate the Sth grade hall. B! Mr. Warvcl takes a splash in the face at the sponge throw booth at the all-school camival. Cf Max Adams diligently practices as Kim Hieger and David Ringley are in awe as to his perfection. V D! Peter Frame and Tara Biga take a break from serving refreshments at Jr. High Fun Night. E1 Sophomore Amy Ladd shows her school spirit by trying out for cheerleading. F f Freshmen letter winners, first row, from left, Darren Collett, Jeff Tucker, David Mul- lins. 2nd row, Rob Rhoads, Kevin Nocton, Bob Palmeri. 3rd row, Mike Toschlog, Todd McQuiston, Rod Spencer, Jim Powell. W! - K 4 e A1 Q ,, K B . ,,.: .Qt MW' I , , 6 I, -.-J.-,4 A 267 A k 3 ,V , Wi I an , ,, , 1 FTW' f 7 f 4 Q A 1 , fv ' T Jw f . f 'ZH M 5 -- i ?.k VR. I--.A I 1 4 f 1 pw s K 1 , l S , Q f ,Q f . 'fs,ff xmm.f-fa' .if -fqffffw' 5,1 , l5 '?5f , ' f.-,:.'95fYQw'Sfz?f'f'1vfef, ' V f 'wf 'f-f - f51L.41 w ff -, .Q v QL gtgggfggizqjgig I W' xy r wi-2 wi-x ' 1fl3P',g'f -- H W ffwetrxfwxg . if '--. 5.1 -Q 13 ' Y v f X 'L WV? 39 W 3 if , 'Q I fc, Af As a tribute to all graduating seniors the Senior Damsels perform to Blaze Of Glory. Bf Damsel choreographer Mrs. Terry Runnels demonstrates her dancing talent. C f Senior choir member Vicki Wogoman sings Take Me during a segment of the Variety Show. Df Junior Damsel Melissa Ramey shows her poise and style during a flag routine. Ef The Little People put on a show for the audience at the Variety Show. Ff Seniors Dan Heighway and Belinda Cohee serve as master and mistress of ceremonies. G f Junior Damsel Lora Brown joins the circus as a magician under the big top. E , :li t' z .1 3-fzsf?Q m W 4 , , X' . iv- gr t 4 . l '. t . Gaily Ne Variety Showf 19 Y L aan Furs B Founnz fa CUP me Mazza Ylmuussuac E Lev Sauces, Cas? - W b ,E K 1 ' L , J Q i +P' :wily 1 I ig pri-I a Serenity And SkilUulness Surround H iff? , H ' AXFFA members show off their good crop and new sign. Mr. Burgess is the FFA sponsor. BfSophomore Jerry Radford is digging a hole to plant a shrub. This is one of FFA's many B.O.A.C. CBuild. , Our American Communi- tiesj projects. CfJunior Bob Butler shows his skills on the power saw. Sophomore Jerry Radford looks dumbfounded by his everyday handsaw. DfSenior Tammy Spacey George looks be- wildered as she does the Damsel flag routine at the homecoming football game. EfThe annual spelling bee causes a case of nerves for 7th grader Deanna Shepherd. She received 2nd place. Ffjunior Max Adams sneaks a peak in the hallway. Someone sure has caught his eye. candias X21 f-3 ii I1 :lb GTR Hawaiian Paradise Prom Theme On May 8, 1982, approximately two hundred people attended the Ju- niorf Senior Prom, which was held at the Young Men's Institute in Rich- mond. The theme of the prom was Hawaiian Paradise. The theme song was Open Arms by Journey. The band Spectra entertained the guests from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Spectra is a local band, which is head- ed by Northeastern graduate, Steve Mathews. The king and queen were crowned at 11:00 p.m. Dave Bartram and Da- mita Hawkins were chosen as royalty for the annual event. Juniors Mary Toschlog and Kevin Nicholson had the honors of crowning the king and queen. Af Seniors Damita Hawkins and Dave Bar- tram reign as king and queen for the 1982 Jr.f Sr. Prom. Bf Prom king and queen with court, from left, Sherri Tudor, Tammy Hill, Damita Hawkins, queeng Dave Bartram, kingg Beth Barker, Londa Murphy. In back, Pete Frame, Michael Campbell Tom Ladd Mike Benge ,psi County Choral Festzval Takes Place At HS F J ,it .,,,: H K' Q, C f Choirs at the Wayne Country Choral Festival join together in a song. Five schools harmonize their voices under the direction of Fritz Mount- ford. D f Senior Brian Herrmann shows his spirit and Knight Pride on a crazy day. He joins in singing the school song in Mr. Lower's Senior English class. E f Senior Darla Herron applies Mary Kay Cosmetics to her face during a demonstration in Mrs. Runnel's office practice class. Candidsf 23 Commencement Exercises Host 142 Seniors 1 !Graduation I 'oi x,s, .A ut c K'- 1 -X , A-f 2 .,'V fel M' . 'gn O ,N 3 1 , L l 1' ...Li ,- 5 f i l A! Beth Barker gazes into her future and looks back upon the memories of her senior year. B! Amy Hiatt grins after receiving her diploma at commencement exercises. Cl Co-valedictorians Brian Herrmann and Dan Heighway cross the bridge to graduation. D! Salutatorian Joy Brown delivers her speech which recalled events of school years. E! Anita Ankrom accepts her diploma from school board member, Jim Catey. F! Dave Keller, Darren Lacey, and Tom Ladd ap- pear to be cool and calm before graduation. G! These seniors show a sign of triumph as they celebrate after commencement. H! Jim Bunger, Anthony Burdette, and Michael Campbell watch as fellow seniors get their diplo- mas. Graduation!25 6 PHCDTCDGRAPHY Congratulations Class of 82 33 North Sth St. Richmond, IN 47374 Phone 962-4735 H erron's Duraclean HAVE YOUR CARPETS AND FURNITURE HAND-CLEANED XQLSZOFESSIONALS! The Diamond Store ,fy dx , uO 6vYv. 6z?Q'OQt5S,DX ' 1 ' N eff? VX' Richmond Square fofpgoegvim Q eiiiieo 'f, 'O x-10 a Mau , 0 1 , F C f db A O I fb d 3801 National Rd. E. 'Ei h I' 8 Richmond, IN 47374 Phone PIIOHC 966-2504 962-6646 4967 Webster Rd. 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A St. Richmond IN 47374 Congratulations l Class Of 3 66829, Good Luck To The Seniors Of 1982 Dr. Ackerman D.D.S., M.S., Inc. 1923 Chester Blvd. Oak Creek Professional Park Richmond, IN 47374 962-0211 935-5251 32 mas cYour GHometown CFamily' CFood 4200 s.A. st. Stores S. 13th And E 2021 Chester Blvd. 501 Nat'1 Rd. W. Sandmark's Florists Flowers For All Occasions Proms, Weddings, 62 Parties 110 W. Main Fountain City, IN 47341 Phone 847-2090 mo, 6 5 44 so Photography By Rick Murray 1111! 2- fi X Phone 5 935-5117 8 4525 E. Main Gateway Richmond, IN Shopping 47374 Center McKee Marathon Towing Service di Garage I-70 U.S. 35 N. Richmond, IN 47374 Phone 966-3935 Adsf33 F orget-Me-Not Flower Shoppe l. Flowers For All Occasions 2. Complete Wedding Service Box 35 Webster, IN 47392 Phone 962-0813 Read about Northeastern School News And Sports Events In The Daily Palladium - Item 1175 N. A St. For Information: 962-1575 Richmond, IN 47374 KNIGHT PEOPLE Larry, Dottie, Tyler, Todd Moore The Sherrow Family Mr. 8L Mrs. Wayne Allman The Tom Zell Family The Aldan Newman Family Dick 8c Jane Jackson Michael 8a Nancy Manning Mike Rawlings The Cope Family The James Reynolds Family Don 8a Maggie George The Northeastern Music Boosters The Wogoman Family 34fAds The Stephen Family Jim 8a Reba Campbell The Ronald Coddington Family The Dave Hawkins Family The Dennis Cox Family The Paul Nichols Family Sue Collett Band 8: Damsels Philip 8L Marilyn Miracle Bob, Bonnie 8: Tammy George The Cheerleaders Mr. 8a Mrs. John Sheets Choral Department The Urich Family Looking back through Powder Puff Football Team Still Umlefeated SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, from left, Tammy Hill, treasurer, Sherri Tudor, president. Back row, Londa Murphy, secretary, Michael Campbell, vice-president, reporter. Denise McDaniel Harney, yuexafkler Anita Anler-om QmC2Af'-dd' I' Sherri Tudor Senior Class President Being a senior means more than your last year ofsecondary education. And you realize this only when you become a senior. You catch yourself appreciating all the small things that before you took for granted. Such as a lost friend, a kind teacher, your last Christmas among classmates. You keep reminding yourself through the whole year, this is the last time. You also realize that the senior stu- dents of 1982 are not only your class- mates but a special part inside of you that you keep with you for the rest of your life. God Bless You Class of '82. TONY ALEXANDER - ANITA ANKROM - Powder Puff Football, 1, 2, Cadet teacher, 33 Class Officer, Reporter, 2, Honor Society, 4. GRACE ATWELL - BETH BARKER - 4-H, lg Volleyball, lg Track, l, 23 Cheerleading, l, 23 Stu- dent Council l, 3, 4, Library Club, 1, 2, Journalism I, 33 Journalism II, Editor, 4, Powder Puff Football, l, 2, 3, 43 Ca- det Teacher, 3g Class Officer, Vice President, 2, 3, Honor Society, 4. DANA BARKER - Volleyball, 2, 3, 4, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, 23 Model Legislature, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 1, 2, 35 Drama Club, 1, 2, Report- er, 3, 43 Thespians, 1, 2, 3, 4g Cadet Teacher, 3, 4. DAVID BARTRAM - Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 41 Honor Soci- ety, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, FFA, 2, 3, 4. Beth nav-tw DanaiBa1-im navifliaafrraaf-I 36 f Seniors a Branson Makes Tri I Lx?-'lbBe11qe fpaf Benner 'fam Riga Dale Bfunk -Mikzihssert VekvBm-nson Eastern B - .shlfffl Berry Dime-lla Bocfihogr Devmiskvown Ball Team MIKE BENGE - Football, 3, Student Council, lg French Club, 3, Drama Club, l, 2, 33 Journalism I, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, Model Legislature, 43 Cheerleading, 43 Audio Visual, 4. PAT BENNER - Basketball, lp Track, l, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Thespians, 4, Journalism I, 33 Journal- ism Il, 4, Cadet Teacher, 4. SHERRI BERRY - 4-H, l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading, l, 2, Student Council, l, 23 Library Club, I1 Spanish Club, lg Journalism I, 3, Journalism II, 4, Pow- der Puff Football, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4, Class Officer, Vice President, l. TARA BIGA - 4-I-I, Secretary, l, 2, 3, President, 4, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 41 Basketball, 3, 4, Mgr., Track, lg Li- brary Club, 1, 2g Model Legislature, 2, 3, 4, French Club, l, 2, Science Club, 3. 4, Drama Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians, 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, 43 Disco Club, l. DALE BLUNK - LUNETTA BOCKHOFER - Home Ec. Club, lg Disco Club, lg Junior Achievement, 3. MIKE BOSSERT - Journalism I, 3, 4g Journalism II, 3, Chief Photogra- pher, 4g Cadet Teacher, 3, 4, Sheriff's Dept. Explorer Post, l, 2, 3, 43 Photog- raphy Club, 4. VICKY BRANSON - Volleyball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 41 Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Band, Ig Journalism I, 3, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4. DENNIS BROWN - Choir, 4. Seniorsf37 JOY BROWN - J.V. Basketball, 33 Track, I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Vice President3 Student Council, 43 CFC, 2, 3, 4, Council Member3 Model Legislature, 43 Chess Club, I, 23 Span- ish Club, l, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, President3 French Club, 23 Drama Club, l, 2, 3, Secretary3 Thespians, 3g Who's Who Among American High School Students, 43 Girl's State Alter- nate, 33 Homecoming Queen, 4. JIMMY BUNGER - 4-H, 23 Foot- ball, I, 2, 43 Track, I, 2, 33 FFA, I, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club, I3 Junior Achievement, 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY BURDETTE M Joy Brown MICHAEL CAMPBELL 4 J.V. Ten- nis, 33 Student Council, 3, 43 Model Legislature, 43 Spanish Club, 2, 3, 43 French Club, 43 Class Officer, Vice President, 3, 43 Audio Visual, 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students, 4. MIKE CAMPBELL - Band, I, 2, 3. KAREN CATEY - Tennis, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4g CFC, I3 Damsels, 2, 3, 43 Band, I3 Cadet Teacher, 3, 4. KYLE CHAPMAN - Drama Club, 3. RENEE CLARK - Library Club, I3 Choir, l, 2, 3, 43 Cadet Teacher, 3. BARBARA CODDINGTON - Bas- ketball Mgr., 2, 33 Library Club, I, 2, 33 Spanish Club, I3 Drama Club, I3 Jour- nalism I, 33 Journalism II, 43 Cadet Teacher, 33 Powder Puff Football, I, 2. 38 f Seniors doyBvow'n Rei gns As .Mpdwlfambdl Hgh S!im7'!Y-Blmqem knIIIU1lM'Bll1'dC1'I'e Homecoming Queen :Mike Cdmpbdf Hanan Caffe! X, J of f , X x , sRzne3-Claw' Bar-bCaU'ma'Iun I 5, s Belinda Cohn Julie Collett' m Cope Makfcosgfm mm-r.,c0y1e Crow Julie And Liz Show Skills At Hula Bowl Seniors Liz George and Julie Collett show their skills as All-Americans. These girls were chosen to perform at the Hula Bowl. BELINDA COHEE - Gymnastics, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain, Choir, l, 2, 3, Presi- dent, 4, Librarian, Sound Express, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Journalism I, 3, Journalism II, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4, CFC, 1, 2, 3. JULIE COLLETT - Tennis, 2, Knights Pride, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, Student Council, 4, Model Legislature, 3, 4, Damsels, 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain, French Club, 43 Journalism II, 4, Powder Puff Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teacher, 4, Junior Achievement, Vice President, 3, Whols Who Among American High School Students, 3, 4, Hoosier Girl's State Alternate, 3, Honor Society, 4. KIM COPE-Spanish Club, l, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4. MIKE COSGROVE - Varsity Bas- ketball Mgr., 3. MARTY COYLE - Karate Club 1, 2. JAMES CRAMER - Football, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Model Legislature, 3, Spanish Club, 2, Junior Achieve- ment, 2, 4. Seniors f 39 BETH CREVISTON - 4-H, l, 2: jj, i CFC, 1, 2, Special Olympics, 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 4, Drama Club, 33 Jour- nalism l, 33 Home Ec. Club, l, 21 Junior Achievement, l, Vice President, Disco Club, l. CATHY CROSS - Basketball, lg Vol- G vi Q f leyball, l, 2, Damsels, 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, lg Journalism I, 33 Cadet Teach- : Q er, 3, Audio Visual, 3. Bethcvweton cd'HTifC7'O5S .MilqeCmn1nugq MIKE CUMMINGS - Golf, lg Li- ' e brary Club, 2, Chess Club, l, 2, 31 ' V Audio Visual, 3. , ' ts .. tlil e f DONA CUTLER-Gymnastics, 3,4, , V 2 3 , . .3 A' f Student Council, Secretary, 43 CFC, 2, M 5-T ii '1'i A 3, 4, Reporter, Choir, l, 2, 3, Secretar , M . C., . Y A A A f Vh i ii'iV ' 4, Treasurer, Drama Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Q, We i l ,,,, Thcspians, 2, 3, 43 Cadet Teacher, 3. e S , EA RNIE EGGERS - T r STEVE ELLISON - ' Wi, Da?'mCul4f,r- Sarnia 6-qw-s Stew Ellison AfSenior Cristal Graves gives one of her more dazzling smiles while she slaves away waiting on tables at l.indsey's Restaurant. BfSenior Tom Sparks dreams of his love to come as his fantasies are revealed when he's caught reading his Harlequin during government. Nt. M... i, ' 'i 'JN I, :AW f va., Q I, N ,I 7 ffl' Kim Slmorc du?-T'Fl'o'fna .-- f- Y x 'fomflmigll Lynne avmin KIM ELMORE - Hot Club, 4. TOM EMIGH - 4-H, 1, CFC, 1, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, President, FCA, l, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Vice President, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Sound Express, 4. LYNNE FANNIN - French Club, l, 2, Journalism I, 3, Disco Club, 1. Ladd Receives T ri-Eastern Honorable Mention In B-Ball Debbteilfislm- Dal3'.6Eshe1' Bmsaarmlis .1e.aqai,1,..,-A MICHELLE FEASELMAN - Jour- nalism I, 3. DEBBIE FISHER - Hot Club, Vice President, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Drama Club, 1, Journalism I, 3, Journalism II, 4, Powder Puff Football, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4. DEE DEE FISHER - Journalism I, 3, Disco Club, 1. PETER FRAME - 4-H, l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, Tennis, l, 2, 3, 4, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, Library Club, 1, 2, Model Legislature, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, Spanish Club, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4, Class Officer, President, 3, 4. BRENDA FUCHS - Knights Pride, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, 1, 2, Drama Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football, 2, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4. RICK GABBARD - Cross Country, 1, Basketball, 1, Baseball, 3, 4. Seniors f 4 l LIZ GEORGE - Knights Pride, 3, 4, Track, l, 4, Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, CFC, l, Model Legislature, 3, 4, Dam- sels, 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain, Spanish Club, 4, Home Ec. Club, 3, 4, Cadet Teacher, 4, Junior Achievement, 4. TAMMY GEORGE - Basketball, 1, 2, Track, 2, Damsels, l, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football, 2, 3, 4. MIKE GOODSON - iff: ,ffl l 6tz.4nh0w'142 'Emmvqwvye Mikegooekon Heighway Chosen As ational Merit Finalist CRISTAL GRAVES - Spanish Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Journalism I, 3, Cadet Teach- er, 3, Audio Visual, 4, Disco Club, l, Office Practice, 3, 4. LIZ GUARD - 4-H, 3, 4, CFC, 2, French Club, l, Audio Visual, 3, 4. HELEN HAMM - CFC, lg Special Olympics, 2, 3, Vice President, Chess Club, 1, Hot Club, 4, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Journalism I, 3, Powder Puff Football, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, I, 2, Junior Achievement, l, 2, 3, 4, Disco Club, l. Cheerleading Captain Damita Bea Hawkins looks as if she's saying, Please Lord make these fans cheer, just a little bit. 42 f Seniors it C3 ,A Cristalgrnves FJizabcll1Quavd tlfekn Hamm A portion of the undefeated Senior Powder Puff Football team enjoys another intriguing lecture from Massa. Cole in Journalism Il class. It seems that some of his industrious students are paying more attention to the photographer than to him. Brian Herrmann Is Selected All -Conference umm, lQliv-1 1 Denise-7faW1CY Btiaiwilchrhuhh A1n1v1fia'H' Damrlaifawkins Dahlailterhorn Linda Hieger' Dangkigbwhy Wada 1-lehsay ammyyfll DENISE MCDANIEL HARNEY - 4-H, 1, 2, Tennis, 2, 3, Library Club, lg Damsels, l, 2, 3, Powder Puff Football, 1, 2, 3, Cadet Teacher, 3, Class Officer, Reporter, 3, 4. DAMITA HAWKINS - Cheerlead- ing, l,2, 3, 4, Captain, Student Council, Reporter, 3, 4, Model Legislature, Ass't. Minority Leader, 3, 4, Damsels, l, Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4. DAN HEIGHWAY - Cross Country, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, CFC, 1, 2, 3, 4, FCA, l, 2, 3, 4, President, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent, Class Officer, Reporter, 2. BRIAN HERRMANN - Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Captain, Basketball, l, 2, Base- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, Student Council, l,2,3,4, Vice President, Model Legislature, 2, 3, Homecoming King, 4. DARLA HERRON - VONDA HERSEY - Basketball, 1, 2, Knights Pride, 3, Gymnastics, 3, Li- brary Club, 1, Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club, 2, Powder Puff Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4. AMY HIATT - CFC, l, 2, Choir, 3, 4, Sound Express, 4, Drama Club, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, 2. LINDA HIEGER - 4-H, l, 2, 3, Sec- retary, 4, Vice President, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics Mgr., 3, Track Mgr., 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football, 3, Home Ec. Club, 2, Cadet Teacher, 4. TAMMY HILL - 4-H, l, 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball, 1, 2, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, Cadet Teacher, 3, Class Officer, Treasurer, 3, 4. Seniors f 43 Huntington And Wogoman Get First DAN HOLLINGSWORTH - 4-H, I, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club, l. LOUIS HUBBLE - Library Club, 1, Model Legislature, 4, Choir, I, French Club, I, 2, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4. JEFF HUNTINGTON - 4-H, l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, I, 2, Art Club, I, 2, 3, 4, President, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent, Sound Express, 3, 4, Librarian, Drama Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, Thespians, l, 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teacher, 4, Audio Visual, 3. SAM HYRE - Chess Club, 3, 4, Choir, 4, French Club, 2, Drama Club, 3. JULIE JACKSON - 4-H, l, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Journalism I, 3, Journalism II, 4, Pow- der Puff Football, 2, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4. DOUG JOHNSON - Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Captain, Wrestling, I, 2, Track, I, 2, Cheerleading, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, President, Band, I, Cadet Teacher, 3, Junior Achievement, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent, Class Officer, I. JEFF KAUCHER - BRIAN KAUFMAN - Cross Coun- try, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVE KELLER - Cross Country, 1, 2, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Model Legislature, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 1, Cadet Teacher, 3. 44fSeniors pmtlsrhngsvovrb Louisllublsle ,4eFf':ffhmEirgl'm 3 A Sam Tfyve julie jackson Doug gfolmsoh jeff Rancher' Brian Rlxulivm. Dave Keffcf' At S tate! S olo Contest Qmglfihhrwan Dar-heh Lacey N fade! Bisallahvs Nan Bangley Kahliaswell GREG KIRKMAN - 4-H, 1, 2, 3, Tractor Club, President, 1. DARREN LACEY - 4-H, 2, 3, Trea- surer, 4, FFA, l, 2, 3, 4, President. TOM LADD - Basketball, l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Cadet Teacher, 3. LISA LAKES - NAN LANGLEY - Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Knights Pride, 3, 4, Volleyball, lg Bas- ketball, 1, 2, CFC, 3, Library Club, 1, 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major, Drama Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Journalism I, 35 Jour- nalism II, 4, Powder Puff Football, l, 2, 3, 43 Home Ec. Club, l, 2, Cadet Teach- er, 3, 45 Junior Achievement, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 43 Pep Band, 35 Photography Club, 4. KARL LASWELL - Af Sure is windy out here, thinks Senior Joy Brown after she was crowned Home- coming Queen. Later she reigned at a dance. BfAs intense concentration overtakes the face of Senior Steve Williams the Knights team battle Randolph Southern. Seniors S how SPIRIT In Many Ways Various members of the senior class move to the beat ofthe music as they sing a rock- n-roll version of the school song. MIKE LIPSCOMB - Football, l,2,3,4, Captaing Basketball, I,2,3 Wrestling, 3,41 Baseball, 2,33 Track, I3 Cheerleading, 33 FCA, I,2,3 Model Leg- islature, 33 Spanish Club, 3g Journalism l, 33 Journalism II, 43 Cadet Teacher, 33 Weight Club, 3,4. LISA LITTLE - 4-H, l, Reporter, 2, Vice President, 3,4, President3 Spanish Club, l,2,33 Drama Club, l3 History Club, I3 Choir, l. JOHN LONGENECKER - Tennis, 33 Baseball, 23 Choir, l,2,3,4, President3 Sound Express, 3,43 Chess Club, 4g Ca- det Teacher, 4. TIMM LONGFELLOW - CFC, l,2,33 Choir, I,2,4Q French Club, I,2Q Drama Club, l,2. SHARI LOVINS - 4-H, l,2,3,4: CFC, 1,23 Model Legislature, 2,3,43 Choir, l,2, Secretary, 3, Treasurcr3 Sound Express, 3,4, SCCFCIHFYQ Spanish Club, 2,3,4, Treasurer3 Drama Club, l,2,3,4, Secrctaryg Thespians, 2,3,4, Secretary. BRENDA LYNCH - Powder Puff Football, 2. 46fScniors Mikelipscomb ELmLi1'fKc glohnfohgmwlfe TmmLomklkw Shari Lovins Brenda Lynch S X, ANR . 'Ibm Lygng 4a.llizo.Ma:ielaY18 julie-Malfohis TOM LYONS - Tennis, 2,3,4g Bas- ketball, lg Baseball, l,2,3,4, FCA, lg Spanish Club, 4, Journalism I, 3. JULIE MADELANS - Honor Soci- ety, 2,3,4g Student Council, 3,43 Model Legislature, 2,43 Chess Club, lg Cadet Teacher, 3,4. JULIE MALLORIS - 4-H, l,2g CFC, lg Band, l,2,3,4g Choir, l,2,3,4, Drama Club, lg Cadet Teacher, 3, Junior Achievement, 2. Dan, Belinda Are Emcees Of Variety Show Bcvwly-Mattcwn llinclaafrlaylxrftfv a Rob-Mavlin ihhyNavl1eW'y Y!SlleMCcL1'fl-,lil mn-Mggvuflll BEVERLY MARCUM - ROB MARTIN - 4-H, l,2, Reporter, 3,43 FFA, l,2,3, Vice President, 4. KENNY MAYBERRY - FFA, l,2,3,4. LINDA MAYBERRY - Library Club, lg Choir, l,2,3, Ass't. Secretary, 4, Librarian, Sound Express, 45 Spanish Club, 4, Drama Club, l,2,3,4g Thespi- ans, 2,3,4g Journalism l, 3, Feature Edi- tor, Journalism Il, Senior Editor, 4, Ca- det Teacher, 43 Disco Club, lg Who's Who Among American High School Students, 4. TERESA MC CLATCHIE - Volley- ball, 3, Track, 2,33 Hot Club, 4. JEAN MC GOUGH - 4-H, l,2,3,4: CFC, l,2,3, Hot Club, 43 French Club, l: Powder Puff Football, 4, Junior Achievement, 43 Cadet Teacher, 3.4. Seniors f 47 Dave Mink Makes All -Conference Football EARL MILLER - Tennis. 3,41 Bas- ketball, 1. ROB MILLER - 4-H, l,2,3,4, FFA, l,2,3,4, Sentinel, Karate Club, l. DAVE MINK - Football, l,2,3,4g Wrestling, 2, Golf, 2, Cadet Teacher, 3. CINDY MINNIEAR - LORI MULLINS - Tennis, 2, Honor Society, 2,3,4, CFC, 1, Model Legisla- ture, 3,45 Damsels, 2,3,4, Co-captain, Band, lg Powder Puff Football, 2,3,4g Cadet Teacher, 3, Class Officer, Trea- surer, 2. LONDA MURPHY - Volleyball, l,2,3,4g Basketball, l,2,3,4g Track, 1,23 Spanish Club, l,2,3,4g Journalism l, 3, Powder Puff Football, l,3g Cadet Teacher, 3, Class Officer, Secretary, 4, Karate Club, 1. AfSenior Doug Johnson becomes thor- oughly involved as he teaches The Time Warp at the Halloween Mas- querade Dance. BXFTD florist Peter Frame escorts the most beautiful quarterback, Sherri Toot Tudor during one wild pep ses- sion. Sm'-l inet' -37tol:JMilfct1 Dawfllhk Cindy-Minhiear fort-MullihS Bomfa-Nur-pb . V L-L,,,,, A x X 1 ey. . 2 'Kit 1' -'t--, ,-b. ,,,. W , gif, 1gzleftfqtgsligetzqj,1-wr' ft f I f, ., .W t ttt, tri ,, W T?-f, jijilffa E., i fifll M , ,,,. , , , .,., ,Lag fn x: - Q 5? is 1 4 - ' . s Q TOM MURRAY -- Football, l,2,3,4, Wrestling, 1,23 Track, l,2,3q Cheer- leading, 4. LISA MUSSELMAN - Art Club, lg Band, l,2,3,4. CINDY NEWTON - 4-H, l,2,3,4, Devotions, Special Olympics, 2,3g Hot Club, 4, Junior Achievement, 3,41 Ju- nior Leaders, 3,4. Uam.Mur'my Lisajflusselvmn CihclUtNe,Wl'on Vicky Receives Scholarship From Evansville Samly.Nichols Susan.Nichols Tom Bam Bam Emigh sits with a look of amazement and a silly grin as he watches his favorite cartoon, the Flintstones. SANDY NICHOLS - Gymnastics, 3,43 Cadet Teacher, 3, Audio Visual, 43 Disco Club, lg Jr. High Gymnastics, 3,4. SUSAN NICHOLS - Gymnastics, 3,4, Band, l,2,3,4g Journalism I, 3, Ca- det Teacher, 3,4g Jr. High Gymnastics, 3,4. ERIC NICHOLSON - Svicllicholson Mr. Lower, the ace pilot of a 747, sends a flight of chocolaty brownies into Nan Langley's international airport. GARY NUNN - RONNIE OLER - 4-H, lg Wrestling, 1,23 French Club, 2,3, Vice Presidentg Science Club, 4. PAT PALMERI - 4-H, 3,43 Volley- ball, 1,25 Art Club, 2,3,4, Choir, 4, Dra- ma Club, 3,45 Powder Puff Football, 2,3,4g Home Ee. Club, 2g Ski Club, l,2. gavy.Nunn Sion Olav 021l'J9almmi Balloons And Bumble Bees Hit Hallways SANDI PARRETT-CFC, lgSpecial Olympics, 2, Choir, lg Drama Club, l,2,3. TERRI PHENIS - Disco Club, lg Choir, 4. KELLY PHILPOTT - JERRY PICKERING - 4-H, l,2,3,4. GEORGE POWELL - LISA RAILSBACK - Spanish Club, 2,33 Drama Club, l,2,3g l.C.E., 4 Treasurer. 50fScniors sawn dame 'Uaiarifljlmenis My mlm ' derbvwichwang qw-Mawr: Lisaihzlsbaak Michellefamzy ffoanniz.'Reynolcfs .,.'.'i 'u- --- An extremely embarrassed Michael Campbell smiles up at his l8th birthday present from Michelle Ramey. ,lg It I f fkochv-3R0i3cY'B BDUGJQOJQCVS MICHELLE RAMEY - Art Club, l,2,3,4g Spanish Club, 3,45 Drama Club, 2,3,4, Thespians, 3,43 Journalism I, 35 Journalism Il, 43 Powder Puff Foot- ball, 2,3,4g Audio Visual, 33 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 33 Sheriff Explorer, 3, Folk Art, 2. .IOANNIE REYNOLDS - Special Olympics, l,2,3,4g Hot Club, 4. MARK ROBBINS - Football, l,3,4g Basketball, lg Wrestling, 2,35 Band, l,2,3,4g Journalism I, 3, Cadet Teacher, 4. J'int1k.ilZoblsi11s Seniors Mike Benge and Sherri Tudor take time out from the festivities at the Masquerade Dance to plan manuevers and get buzzed. ROCKY ROBERTS - Cross Coun- try, lg Baseball, l,2g Chess Club, l,23 Cadet Teacher, 3. DANA RODGERS f Art Club, 3: Drama Club, I: Cadet Teacher, 31 Ka- rate Club, lg Disco Club, l:Gymnastics Mgr., 2. TERRY ROGERS - Baseball, l,2: A A Band, l,2,3. 'tivhv-Rvgws Seniors f 5 l Peter Frame Receives ISU Scholarship Mr. Hawkins, senior class sponsor, takes time out of his accounting class to talk about graduation with these three seniors. JOHN RUSSELL - Gymnastics Mgr., 2,33 Chess Club 1,43 Science Club, 43 Karate Club, l,2,3g Photogra- phy Club, 4. TAMMY SEAL - Hot Club, 4, Presi- dent: Choir, lg Journalism I, 4, Disco Club, 1. LAURIE SHEETS - Tennis, 3,4g Basketball, 3,4g Knights Pride, 3,4g Damsels, l,2,3,4g Powder Puff Football, 2,43 Cadet Teacher, 3,4. WILLARD SHILTS - Football, 3. VINCE SHOCKNEY - BILL SMITH - 4-H, 1, Reporter, 2, President, 3, Baseball, lg FFA, l,2,3. 52f Seniors ny. -fi7!',' , , ' 1,72 if 'T flifsiaiifft - ,K 4- 7 slf W H Il. if g ,.. 2, 3 - its fjohnklssell WiiIaPdShiH3 GammvSm1 JVlnezShockmy lfauhizSI'xe2'E Bi!lSmt'ch .Mike Smith 'Wim Spavhs ' bulk' Damita Hawkins Wins Blumberg Alicesulfiwln fn 5 '. ShU'i'i mph 'Tmhi' Thurman Ciifnyllisiuffevy fIahe Emne11 GhM ErrheP MIKE SMITH - Band, l,2. TOM SPARKS - Karate Club, 2. SHERRI STONEBRAKER - Span- ish Club, 1,29 Home Ec. Club, 3. Scholarship ALICE BAKER SULLIVAN - 4-H, l,2,3g Spanish Club, l,2,3, Cadet Teacher, 3,4. TRENT THORMAN - 4-H, 1,23 Basketball, lg Band, l,2,3,4g Sound Ex- press, 4. PHYLLIS TILLERY - Junior Achievement, 2, Treasurer. SHERRI TUDOR - Volleyball, l,2,3, Gymnastics, 1,3g Cheerleading, l,2,3,4, Library Club, lg Art Club, 33 French Club, 43 Powder Puff Football, lg Cadet Teacher, 3,43 Class Officer, l,3, Secre- tary, 4, President. JANE TURNER -- Art Club, 4, Vice President, Spanish Club, l,2,3,4, Dra- ma Club, 2,3,4g Journalism I, 3, Powder Puff Football, 2,39 Cadet Teacher, 33 Audio Visual, 3, I.C.E., 4, President: Thespians, 4. PAM TURNER - Choir, lg Drama Club, lg Junior Achievement, 3g Disco Club, 1. Seniors f 53 Liz Is Awarded 82,500 Belden Scholarship JERRY URICH - Football, l,2,3,4, Wrestling, l,2,3,4, Track, 3, Band, l,2,3,4, Reporter, Journalism I, Editor, 3, Journalism II, Underclassman Edi- tor, 4, Cadet Teacher, 3,4, Weight Club, 4. GINGER WADSWORTH - Spanish Club, l,2,3, Powder Puff Football, l, Cadet Teacher, 3, Disco Club, 1, I.C.E., Vice President, 4. LORI WARD - Baseball, Score- keeper, 3, Art Club, 4, Spanish Club, 1,2,3,4, Secretary, Drama Club, 2,3,4, Treasurer, Thespians, Vice President, 4, Journalism I, 3, Journalism Il, 4, Powder Puff Football, 1, Cadet Teach- er, 3,4, Library Club, 2, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 3, Photography Club, 4. PAUL WATERMAN - ROB WELLS - Football, l,3,4, Track, 3, Junior Achievement, l,2, Ka- rate Club, l. STEVE WILLIAMS - Football, l, Basketball, l,2,3,4, Track, l,2, Journal- ism I, 3, Journalism II, 4, Cadet Teach- er, 3,4. A 1 Some people at the Spring Concert may think Cathy Cross is bored . . . but we all know she is just setting her trap for unsuspecting flies. Bf What's going on here? Members of the senior class seem to be enjoying themselves, pigging out and other things during Biology II. Loriwahd Sfmwtl limos .Mi licwtsc Vhchi'Woqo1'f1uh MIKE WISE- FFA, lg Band, 1,2,3,4. VICKI WOGOMAN - Choir, l,2,3, Vice President, 4, Ass't. Secretary, Sound Express, 45 Spanish Club, 3, Ass't Secretary, 49 French Club, lg Dra- ma Club, l,2,3, Secretary, 4, President, Thespians, l,2,3, Secretary, 4, Presi- dentg Journalism I, 3, Journalism II, 43 Powder Puff Football, 43 Disco Club, lg Cadet Teacher, 3,43 Folk Art, 2, Sher- iffs Explorers, 2,3,4g Photo Journalism, 3. JOYCE WRIGHT - Damsels, 2,3,4g Spanish Club, l,2,3, Vice President, 4, Secretary: Journalism I, 3, Cadet Teacher, 3,4. Joyce Wniglrl' D. Bartram Wins Delta Zeta Chapter Award al- Q-UTY? UUTMI I FEJJUDPR 8, ...5-352, , I , , Q' if 'fic 5 t , .5 'I7 , F . - , ' ,Q Qfl'-31 The honeymoon is the only thing that is on Dana Rodgers' mind as his bride, Junior Lynnette Powell, shoves cake down his throat. TIM YANDL - Band, l,2,3. TODD YORK - Football, 4, Wres- tling, 2,49 Track, 3,43 Cheerleading, 3 Above: Senior athlete Vicky Branson looks quite baffled as she delivers her speech at the Fall Sports Awards Banquet Below: Funny-faced Vicki Wogoman comes out of hiding long enough to give Mrs. Jackson's daughter, Barbara a balloon at the carnival Looking back . . . .5322 if fhrough ALBUM Underclass Divider SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS, top row, from left, Doug Tutterrow, treasurerg Donald Cates, president. Front, Betsy Hill, secretary. Absent: Terry Sandifar, vice-president. Terry Abner Linda Allen Greg Bailey Tricia Baker Tony Bane Lori Berry Amy Bockhofer Beth Brown Bruce Brown Doug Brumbaugh Brent Burch Laura Burke Y f 1 Kenny Burns Stacy Bussberg Donald Cates Wayne Cox . - Jeff Delk B' 1 Mindy Devito J, 4 Todd Dingwerth David Frame Kim Fultz Sandy Gilmore Billy Glunt Jackie Goodson Billy Gross David Hartman Deron Hawkins Shane Hawkins Becky Heaston Scott Hester Greg Bailey Wins Jr. High Spelling Bee One of the smallest classes to enter the NHS halls, the class of '87 took English, social studies, and math. Music, foreign language, home ec., industrial arts were block course areas they selected from. Jr. High Fun Nights and the Field Day events were non-academic highlights. .XXX 'il Seventh Gradef57 mann-emlvwff Kristy Perry and Tami Watson perform their halftxme routine at a high school basketball game They are members ofjr. high Maidens. Teresa Jones Vicki Kirkman Mike Ladd Linette Lanter Paul Little Scott Lowery Gentry Marsh Brent McClain James McClurg Stuart McDaniel Vonn McQuiston Cindy Miller Tina Miller Marc Montoney Danny Morgan Stacy Morris Doug Mull Karen Murphy John Murray Mark Niccum Stephanie Norma Teressa Parker Julie Parvis Carol Paul Cheryl Pegg Craig Pennington Kristy Perry Paula Pickering Brian Pierson Billy Pitmon 58fSeventh Grade Il ev I :fl ,. ' 4 .2 m ,rw f, .1 .. .. x ip? 1 in Q gf Betsy Hill Dan Hollingsworth Bryan Honaker Jeanine Horner Bryon House Chris Hutchens Christina Isom Jennifer Jackson Mark Jones L1 I I ' f i g K ,i AVR 0 , an . ...f ., , QNX , ,QQ fmswf-r Q 5 1 A gg, v . M- . 51 ir, 1 4- A wi f J ,. t h v gli? P ,,. V. ig, A H5 1 I : ,wif 1- V, 51. .X ,,,,, . 'UH I J ,f 'S' J K- J ', ,'ie, ,E I f-e, -.'eh -.:.f,f':,ir, 5, .K ' ia' A I , ik! 936 ' sf- 4' A X ' 1 'ff' 'K as.. I .1 .. 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A ii J A 4' in rf ,ISU ...4 v sw, -et si 1 s sal, .agsvf ,, ,.V,k . No Photograph Taken: Mary Hopkins Aaron Simpson Amy Wineinger S arf Seventh Gradef59 Dennis Amyx Kim Amyx Stephanie Anderson Susan Anderson April Apsley Holly Ater Andrew Atwell James Atwell Jimmy Austerman Kim Baker David Beckley Darren Bowman Barbi Bowmer Jimmy Brooks Tammy Bunger Angie Buroker Belinda Chapman Scott Coddington N tl .H ,Hyi ok vu XY in IN , 9 is 'IP' -gp- ,in- EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS, front row, from left, Stan Ritchie, reporterg Bob Lahmann, vice-president. Top row, Traci Nimitz, treasurerg April Mullins, secretary, and Layshaa Ward, president. Jeff Compton Dan Conyers Jenny Creech Joel Crull Darrell Culbertson Bryan Davis Scott Davis Anna Day Clyde Day Gina Dean Kim Deitemeyer Jeff Delucio 60fEighth Grade 945 fv Junior High Fun Night Is Big Success Basketball players Brad Hes- ter and Larry Sandifar led the eighth grade Knights in their quest for the Wayne County Tourney trophy. Ranking number one in the school-wide magazine sales, the class of 119 students collected 3125.00 in magazine sales. The class of '86 had a class party in the spring in addition to two Junior High Fun Nights in the spring and fall. R A ' AQ axfl ff ,a 'bfi ' w .Je J 1, K ' A l - ,t ' . . jx 0 Six New Students Join The i '-'auf'- Dennis Amyx slyly chomps into a brownie in home ec. class. I Home Ec helps the students learn the basic concepts of cook- ing laundry sewing, and life's necessities. Traci Fisher Todd Foreman Cheryl Franklin Portia Fultz Patty Gabbard Tommy George Jana Haisley Bert Hall Bob Hall Angie Harney David Harris Brad Hester Pam Hicks Brett Hill Jay Hoover Lisa Hubble Eric Kindley Bob Lahmann Lisa Lamb Kevin Land Chad Langley Tony Lawhorn Lori Long Connie Malicoat Tim Malloris Kenny Martin Kim Mathews Bryan Moore Jimmy Moorefield Fred Morgan Eighth Graders Roster Sean Dunham Connie Earl Sky Epperson Tabatha Farmer ,Tt't t'-,, ' ,,.t ft '?f . 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Eighth Gradef61 ,, tt, -,,. -. 1 5 April Mullins Relinda Myers Laura Newton Missy Newton Vicki Nicholson Traci Nimitz Paul Pardo Dewayne Parks Charlene Perry Keith Pickering David Powell Mike Ramey Jennifer Reece Steve Reece Natalie Retter Clayton Ritchie Stan Ritchie Randy Roberts Nw? 4 'L sz - . .- 'lf 1 'I r' P ,,. ERA 15 - 1' .. .a A, K 14 1 R estt x i J Eighth Graders Are No. 1 In Magazine Sales Carolyn Rogers Angela Ross Tonya Ruble Larry Sandifar David Schuerman Michelle Sherer Doug Shilts Robbin Shinn 62fE1ghth Grade l ' i rr e I Beth Wright shows us some of her fine tuned skills she has acquired in woods class. Woods is just one of the four industrial art classes at the junior high level. Mr. Carter celebrates his 22nd birthday by having a party in his lst hour eighth grade math class. The cake was made by Kim Mathews. Greg Strunk Jim Tanner Tim Tanner Linda Taylor Brad Terhaar Shawn Thomas Belinda Tomlinson Jack Ward Layshaa Ward Tami Waterman Paula Weiss Rod Werner Mike West Betsy Williams Carri Williams Jill Wilson Kathy Wiwi Beth Wright Sam Young Suzy Zepernick Sandifar and Hester Lead Basketball Team T 0 Victory Jay Smith David Spencer Shari Stemple Lynn Stewart Tammy Stonebreaker Julie Street Il: 1 V - -V ' Eighth grade choir, directed by Mrs. Jackson. sings to the Williamsburg Elementary students. Each year the choir goes to the elementary to try to get thc elementary students interested eitherjunior high band or choir. w I 9th Graders Order Their Class Rings By Todd McQuiston, President The class of '85 has come a long way in adjusting to harder compe- tition, both academically and ath- letically. Many freshmen students lettered in varsity sports. We had a wide choice of courses to be select- ed from. Many from our class or- dered class rings this spring. A ma- jority will be taking driver educa- tion in the spring. Tim Abrams Tammy Adams Chris Albert Bobby Alcorn Larry Allen Annette Ater Don Baker Diedre Bane Lisa Bell - FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS, top row, from left, Todd McQu1ston president Kim Heiger, vice-president. Front row, Katy Retz, secretaryg Pam Sharp treasurer Scott Berry ' - Kyle Bias Beth Bicknell 1 Traci Biga John Bleill Bill Blue Keith Brawley T Angela Brown .1 Chad Brown V Julie Brown Traci Butler Cindy Campbell Randy Campbell George Clapp Charlie Clayton It 'w .ff V rl Darrcn Collett Brian Conner Doug Conway Pam Cox Jolcnc Crccch Mcchellc Crcviston '4 ' . v -, ' V L ,5 T- 4, Hai? 2, ,ss if aw t 33 gym: ,,:: ,,,,, VbAiVV Li My 1 AQ if fe .- , , v K 'wif 4 'P , , 5 ,E l gl x it 'r ii 3' 64fNinth Grade Marvin Crull Charlene Day Leanne Day Rachel Devito Robbin Dillman Shaun Dingwerth Jennifer Dow Micci Dunham Melinda Ellison Jody Farmer Shari Farmer Mike Fleming Robbie Gauker Rodney Gilmore Susan Greeson Jan Hamilton Kelly Harris Lisa Hendrix Bobby Herd Kim Hieger Mike Holt Leslie Horr Krissy Hubbell Julie Hyre Kelly Junkin Vicki Knipp Mary Ladd Jane Lahmann Jim Lamb Robbie Lanter fl N I 'f'. jf' - -was N: Q he 'fs '91, .L Q . fi x A?V3'N. 4-5? il .Jr it X 'Y Q , 1 4 Q Freshmen Win Wayne County B-Ball Tourney Freshman Mike Roth plays the timpani during the spring concert. The presentation helped the band and choir prepare for contest. Kathy Laswell Abby Lawson Krista Lewis Matt Loftis Angela Marsh Brenda Martin -T1 3 2 :,1 Y' aff' a t , ' i M V np. Jo f' it ' 1 I K., -Q xiii? V A f V -f3'li'g , I , J' K' aliftf' 'Q K K .,.J1':-1.-f , lllflfszit - We - '- ' ' 'f ' .ff l Ninth Grudef65 Sheri Martin Rick Mayberry Jon McClain Rosa McClurg David McQueen Todd McQuiston Theresa Mercer Jeannie Minniear Julie Morgan David Mullins Chris Murrah Ronnie Newton 1 ,. all 9' I x if-t ag - .Hi-' 5 1 - , new jizz: - pf 1 1 ,T ' n I ,tl - ' X 5 pg 9, , ,P . A T, .. 1 s ., i.. .,., , -1 s 1 , A 9. t at t J Q-cj J lv J J ft 2 ,ii v ' t gli ,,. A , t t.. t is rfii fs Nine Freshmen Participate In Action On Varsity Level Kim Niccum Troy Nichols ' L if ' Danny Nocton ' , - J . 'K lvl iffy J Kevin Nocton T Bob Palmeri ,,, Katy Retz tests out her art skills as she paints Bill Parker ' ' ' e W f af J K N .yti k..1,1, J, K , T .-if :I W -'r faces for the 1982 Carnival. The booth was rf, ,gi f sponsored by the 66fNinth Grade freshman class. Mike Parker Traci Parrett Jim Powell Pat Powell Laura Redmyer Katy Retz Robert Rhoads Bryon Ringley Robbie Roberts Janet Rogers Doug Ross Mike Roth Karen Ryan Diane Sananstine Pam Sharp 'FK Rachel Sheeley Nancy Shilts Beth Slattery . fi ni ' 'Wu fx, ,Q :V I ttl ,,:. I J ,p,,,,,f, 7 ,, ,, ' ,X . .s' 3 .tt L' A A 1 WWA -at .',,a . A'd V f o t , ef J T Bortner, Lower, Morgan, Rust: Freshmen Sponsors Julie Smith Mark Smith Mike Smith Lisa Souther Donna Sparks Rod Spencer Tony Steelman Elaine Stoker Kari Strobel Lance Sullivan Sheryl Taylor Kim Tillery Mike Toschlog Jeff Tucker Howard Turner Jerry Turner Joe Tutterrow Steve Tye Jackie Urich Gary Vadakin Jone Vallandingham Troy Walters Tony Watson Tom Wheeler Jeff Wickett Rena Williams Janet Williamson Debby Wills No Photograph Taken: Jack Gabbard Vance Graves Robert Marcum Jeff McVey . . H ,Nay , el 'ir 1 1 A 511 . 'V V or 45 45 ,rw wpwg 515, ,lr v, . . - -za ' ,NJ Q, h Z sf 44 ' is A . f o Watch out Cindy Campbell, because Mr. Football is going out for a pass at the Northeastern High School Carnival. 1 A. y i,, E, T . , 1 F 0- '15 Q ,f Jw I , 1 . 5 Q x - -' If M' ' ' in - N an af T 'k'fl F'fT'7f' s V . ' 5 K .1 .4 wi ' 'a J K ' 'Ci sfzi, V Q kj I - ., ' C y , E51 ,, , t I Mg, J ,K f' J . ,' V if 1 ' 'lil 4 ' ss ' lj J. J, ix E ,., 5 41 1.. 1 V- 'i.- ,fig . ,'LL1wV .W 5 X U . 1' 'H If-4 B K z, . 5' -5 , P as ,, Ninth Gradef67 Todd Lewis Gets First At Violin Contest The sophomores received their class rings this year at an individual cost of S75 to S80. Some of the rings cost more depending on what options students wanted. At the Honor Soci- ety ceremony in March, ten sopho- mores were inducted. Many students took drivers education in the summer of '81 which cost them S35. Terri Akey 5 f R Tom Allen M Dave Benge Richard Bromagen David Campbell 9 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, top row, left to right, Darla Honaker, president: Lisa Soenen, treasurer. Front row, Denice Honaker, vice-presidentg Michelle Dull, secretary. 5' STL f5?.- Y' ' f 'S ,Z Q 9513, .gi 74 e h wa, -w X' L X 9 s 5 i V V . s W' , .: 4' as ' T s is fi , is . V KY 'V 1 if - , V if Y F F i 5' . 'y N I gi, -' . '- i : .- 2 'ff -imru ,, ' ' Q , 5 1 , ' E5 s- -'Q 'xg iw W ' 5 is . ' 55,5 -1 5,1 mf, tg, at ,F get U 'V ,aw f P f- fp- T- V, , , . Q ,A N H Y Steve Bussberg '- 'f' we 1- A V L f'li fit J 5 i T' R ' N K T I S, ' I hifi 5' ,ga 'D ft Lisa Carey Laura Coddington Rod Cole Tony Conner Bob Conyers Trish Crowe Kim Davis Dawn Dean Amy Devito Loree Dillman Michelle Dull Michelle Earl N f David Eggers Cherie Fannin T ' Andy Felton '- Vern Gibbons -. eo Carla Gilbert ' eeost 'V-1 Jenny Goodson fi. A twill., ,,.,,w Doug Gray Joann Grubb Carla Haisley David Hamm Robin Harney +A V Dawn Harris U fffijf 4. , ve, we, ' 8 68fTenth Grade Mae, SL ti . , ...f Q Q S ! , A ji j 'ix '34 , . 1, H5 ,ga-it - , 'fi Asst 451 - wi. 'Vi . P ,. L 'ja5,Q,.,at E . aa- A at ,V -fu? g, M ' Steve Harris Kevin Harvey Shawn Hawkins Scott Haynes Kevin Heeter Tricia Hengstler David Henson Kevin Hicks Darla Honaker Denice Honaker Lisa Hoover Kim Hubble Tina Hubble John Huntington Robbie Hutchens Amy Ingle Kevin Ingram Joe Jennings Super Donna .Iewett Debbie Johnson Kevin Keith Therese Kutter Melissa Lacey Amy Ladd Tony Leonard Jeff Lewis Todd Lewis Steve Long Carmen Malicoat Ravonda Marshall Kathy Martin Karen Mason Pam Mathews Jerry McDermitt Harold McGough Jeff Moore Skip Moore Kim Newton Rodney Newton Robin Norman Don Pardo 49' Fan' Anita Webb Bites The 1 a. as fv- A s ,- wb , ' 4 No Photograph Taken: Kam Elmore Apple 1, J, Mx I X.. je' t w. -,wg E I4 FK K t J if , 5 'Hi' if ,,.: : H , . -4V a W' ,agar 1 ,. K T ,, .4 Randy Parrett Jeff Perry Karen Perry Randy Pickering Ginny Powell Jerry Radford Robert Radford Brent Bailsback Curt Railsback Tammy Ravencraft John Reece Susan Retter David Ringley Traci Rogers Ralph Russell Kim Ryan Kevin Shelley Missy Sherer Tammy Smith Katrina Snowden Lisa Soenen Pat Starn Andy Stegall Mike Stonebreaker Ty Thorman John Tipton Cindy Walters Nene Ward Reese Watt Anita Webb Darren Williams Steve Williams Lisa Wineinger Kevan Wogoman Judy Wright Terry Yandl 70fTenth Grade ga rf an if lag JP ' ea? UL 1 . .M l 'ti , It J' ,N trr fa- to , s. 'WI A ,K i Egsfssbssrpsizf ' ' wfssav- f :s 1,f, L5 f -1.3, . sjpgef 2, - - -I 1 ,ek I J R Q- - 1 ,Z 'S 4--at X, et' if fi' if 'G we . .. 1 a if' U . , 2 I lf: J tsay , J F -, , 3, ,, PP ii, , T . yly aarr t 1 QM K ei'-. i ., l 4 -v i r :Jw if -- H --1.2, , , ., , ,a,- :: -: vs, . . . . i fv ' - -' -' 5. 'asf' ' ., , , A ' fi, ' . V ' Q ist' J' W '22 -- at ' -.V K J ,, 5 1 N, we 't ti W s 7:1 ' ' . n fl .sxiit e 5 , Al Mr. Manning discusses battle plans with his rough and tough powder puff football team. Anita Webb blows her nose as Amy Devito and Loree Dillman look offinto the distance. Nene Ward looks like a nervous wreck, but even after all of this confusion the sophomores still defeated the freshmen. 1 fs- 1 m1 Knights Play Close Game With Richmond Juniors Kevin Nicholson and Mindy Fulks were chosen all-confer- ence for basketball and volleyball. The class of '83 had two class parties. The last one was during the spring at Glen Miller Park. Financing the ju- nior-senior prom at a cost of Sl,O00, the class sold magazines, candy and calendars to raise the amount. The juniors came in second in the section- al hallway competition held early in March. Max Adams Randy Adams Kelly Alexander Kara Atkins Steve Atwell Tim Bales A .wig Q Todd Barker Chris Bartram Scott Berry . Rick Bicknell Troy Bledsoe K - Joe Bond g in si., JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, top row, left to right, Max Adams, vice-presidentg Kevin Nicholson, president. Front row, Pam Hieger, treasurerg Mary Toschlog, reporter and secre- tary. K A s is l 1 H i l l 4 i A Sheryl Branson Matt Brobeck Lora Brown Theresa Bunger Angie Burke Mitch Burrow Dennis Byrd Mark Campbell Sherri Cavin r Gretchen Conner Tammy Cosgrove Rhonda Cox .g- Lisa Creviston Michele Crist Steve Crouch ., X - Johna Crull Ann Deitemyer Brian Ewen .4 , ,- . 754' Eleventh f 7 l Paul Fisher Paula Fisher Dennis Frame Tim Frame Mindy Fulks Tom Fullerton Debbie Fulton Becky Hall Karen Hamm Bob Harney Dennis Harris Jennifer Harris Paul Harris Garth Hartman Anne Hawkins Curt Haynes Dwayne Hceter Mike Hendrix I' it eg l, J ,, . .2 1 .ii 57. . all if 4 . rr ,ef ff' - -3 I ,xt 1' ,-f 1 I F 'rx 4 -6-seq G li- J Hawauan Paradise? Juniors' Prom Theme For This Year Susie Hiatt Tina Hiatt Lisa Hicks Pam Hieger Tracy Horr Kara Hubbell Paul Knipp Becky Lahmann lfeagan Lanter Larry Lipscomb Joe Longfellow Tory Marsh John Martin Dan Mathews Diane Mayberry Charlette McClatchie Melissa Mclntosh Stacey McNamara 72 f Eleventh 1 as l 'F ' 151 v '27 X, m l ft ik 'Q TM, ' , is . A K f A V i 3, , , by s N - ,l,, .K V 'i if Q. I, , ' i L, , t - 1, ,T H' - 'V ' fi- Q , .gf y . VH ' l lf' KL 'Y as Q il , J' S' M, V K .s mut : l 007, Alias junior Max Adams, tries to un- cover the secret of how the students get into this Mysterious NHS spirit. Mike Meyer Ronnie Miller Julie Moore Lloyd Mullins Trent Myers Bill Newton Kevin Nicholson Krissi Nicholson Kenny Nimitz Ronda Ozbun Kim Pardo Kim Pennington L' f Larry Lipscomb Places First At Sectional gg, 'sQ,'jse Levi Coffin Days are always full of fun and excitment. Juniors Gretchen Conner and Mary Toschlog think it's a big splash. Dan Ryan Carol Sharp Monica Shelton Connie Shockney we Q Donna Penny Tom Perry Lisa Petry Darren Philpott Scott Pierce Margaret Pollock Clifford Powell Laurie Powell Lynnette Powell Melissa Ramey Kathy Rayborn Amy Robinson Ease XH57: 49 irfw 'fr . Lu' 'wsu if ,Q I Scott Wesler and Tim Frame work hard to meet deadline on the school newspaper. Each year both Journalism I classes produce an average of twelve editions for publication. Y' fi--w J r5-5 Juniors Take Second In Sheryl Shockney Bryan Smith Ted Smith Dawn Stamper Charles Steelman Scott Stemple Rick Stewart Kathy Terharr Mary Toschlog Susan Toschlog Micci Townsend Rhonda Tucker David Utsler Jay Vallandingham Kim Waskom Kyle Watt Keith Webster Alan Wetzel 74X Eleventh 4 Oh what fun, is the look on junior Alan WetzeI's face as he, junior Kathy Terhaar, and junior John Martin finish the FFA CFuture Farmers of Amerieaj scrap book. 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Someone's Making A Hamburger. 2240 Chester Blvd. Richmond, IN 47374 1 C3171 847-2267 S mtth s Livestock Equipment Tox-O-Wik Products Tox-O-Wik Distributor Harold Smith R.R. 1 Box 3 Fountain City, IN 47341 C A? L Ceramics 101 U.S. 27 N Fountain City, IN 47341 Phone 847-2084 Adsf8l Looking back . . . through ACADEMICS NHS Educators Enjoy Varied Activities W if 1' NM! Af MRS. MARY ALLMAN takes the Pepsi Challenge at one of the Northeastern High basketball games. fEnglish IO, mass media, and creative writingl She enjoys playing golf, reading, and hiking in her spare time. Bj MRS. LINDA BACKMEYER strides for the ball as she shows off her tennis skills. tgov- ernment and psychologyj In her spare time she likes to play tennis. Cf MRS. BARBARA MURRAY is shown here with a few of her trophies she has been awarded for the game of golf. Cphysical educa- tionj Besides playing golf, she enjoys scuba, water skiing, and flying. Dj MR. LOU BAUMER flashes our photog- rapher a pearly white smile. Cbusiness math and Typing IJ In his spare time he enjoys wood- working and sports. Cheering, Inspiring, And i' Working: NHS Educators ,Q 188-dm 9 g A! Come on you guys, cheer. This could be what is running through MISS RUTH COD- DINGTON'S head as she cheers for the facul- ty football team. Qmath 7, substance abuse, and P.E.J BXMR. DAVE BURGESS plays a game of tug-a-war with his cow. It seems that cows can be as rebellious as students. Cagriculturel He is the sponsor of the FFA and in his free time he enjoys fishing and raising cattle. Cfls this Joe Namath? No, it is just MR. CHRISTOPHER CARTER talking about the Drama Club play Brother Goose. He coaches jr. high cross country and girls tennis. QAlgebra II and math 85 DXMR. LARRY EMERY is the 8th grade football coach and the wrestling coach. fbusi- ness law, business math, and Typing IIJ He enjoys all sports, yard work, and gardening. EXMR. BERNIE FRAZE is the ass't football coach and the 8th grade basketball coach. Qgraphics and jr. high industrial artsl He en- 84fAcademics joys hunting, softball, and snow skiing. 'li' -un.. Central Evaluation In April CXMR. GARY COLE is shown here doing one of his favorite pastimes, refinishing furniture. Uournalism l 84 II, and geographyj He is the adivsor of the yearbook and the newspaper. DXMRS. EVELYN BORTNER enjoys base- ball, crafts, and growing plants in her spare time. fgrammar and literaturej Academicsf85 Mrs. Gra Has ineteen Years Of Experience A -i '45 ,-ff wg, . V W ,i4'fQgg, t If I I' 9 . 'V . - ,'. ot' 5 N o 86fAcademics 16,0 l '--tvurwv I X e X., Iiee D lie eLb'h eQ,e 1 1 , AXMR. ALLEN I-IAWKINS is presiding over his congregation. His sermon is probably about getting fired up. fAccounting I 84 II, general businessj He is the sponsor of the senior class, and in his spare time he enjoys gardening. BfAl'ter I9 years MRS. LOIS GRAY still en- joys taking money at lunch and being the school bookkeeper. In her free time she enjoys- crocheting, reading, and sewing. CXMR. KENON GRAY is shown here spin- ning the discs at WRIA, as disc-jockey Randy Robbins. flibrary A.V.J In his spare time, he enjoys fishing, reading, and bowling. gr .4 ., J x E DXMS. CLAUDIA HASSON, school secre- tary, gives service with a smile as she answers the telephone. In her spare time she enjoys swimming and playing cards. EXMRS. MERILOU FULKS is busy updat- ing the most dreaded list of all, library fines. Qlibrary aidej She enjoys attending all sports events. Teachers Find Leisure Time Just T 0 Relax And Daydream l c 7 ,.,: '.., l .4 'H V4- 7 . ,W Qifi- WQF5' Y- f guy' t -., a:,,,.1,, g j '12 if' in t ar M A 1. ' Z' fini- AXMR. DAVID LOWER gives it his all as he moves to the grooves of Go You Northeas- tern. QEnglish ll, l2J He enjoys golfing and volleyball in his spare time. BXMRS. TERESA JACKSON is caught day- dreaming by one of our roaming photogra- phers. By the look on her face it must be an exciting thought. fchoral and general musicj She enjoys swimming and playing the piano. CXMR. THOMAS STOUT smiles to the mel- low music that the Northeastern High School Band is putting out at one ofthe varsity basket- ball games. Qband and general musicj He en- joys reading and collecting stamps. DXMR. DOUGLAS LEMASTER, watches over 8th grader Connie Malicoat as she demon- strates her ability to paint. fWoods I 8L II and industrial arts 7, 83 He is volleyball coach and ass't track coach. He enjoys playing sports in his free time. EXMRS. PEGGY HUMMEL, is taking a few minutes to kick back and enjoy the view dur- ing the Levi Coffin Days. Qsocial studies 8 and U.S. historyl She enjoys bowling, walking, and her grandchildren. Academicsf87 Spanish Speaking Staff Member R ,us eveals. I m ot Perfect 88fAcademics f f M . 14,157 ' , AXMRS. HELEN MORGAN is the freshman class sponsor. CEnglish and speechj She enjoys baseball, crocheting, cooking, and aerobic dancing in her spare time. BfNobody is perfect! Not even you MRS. MARILYN MIRACLE. fSpanish I-IV and Englishl She enjoys reading and playing ten- ms. CXMRS. SHARI PETERSIME is the sponsor ofthe Special Olympics. fspecial educationj She enjoys running in her free time. DfMR. LARRY MOORE is shown here at the Fall Sports Awards Banquet. QAlgebra IJ In his free time he enjoys playing handball. EXMR. THOMAS NORRIS works earnestly on his homework while in detention. Qtrigonom- etry and analysisj He enjoys photography, reading, and traveling in his free time. awk pv- 'K . Jt. ti- age . ...rl r,,..,.,,.,v- ' True Confessions: Aerobic Dance To Siberian Recruits as . .av 'Q ..,. A sk 35 4' ii gil . C XD! A .4Q AXMR. MICHAEL RAWLINGS could pos- sibly be filling Mr. Short in on the news ot' the latest Siberian recruits. Cgovernment and U.S. Historyj He enjoys sports and farming in his spare time. BXMR. HOWARD RUST nonchalantly takes a peek to see what one of his mischievous stu- dents is up to now. fliterature and grammarj He likes to refinish furniture and watch sports in his free time. CXMRS. OLIVE RANCK is shown here with her dog, Pepper. fhome economicsj She is the if-1' we -h.,,,,. gf! sponsor ofthe H.O.T. Club and Honor Society. In her free time she enjoys tennis, sewing, and crafts. DXMISS JANICE RUTKOWSKI is shown here demonstrating how to cook a French meal. CFrench I, II, IIIJ She is the sponsor of the French Club and the cheerleaders. She enjoys reading, traveling, and sports. Ef How does MRS. TERRY RUNNELS get all her Damsels in that little can? toffice prac- tice and I.C.E.J She is the sponsor ofthe Dam- sels, and enjoys dancing and golf in her spare time. Academicsf89 HS Teachers Enjoy Families, School Activities 94 -a auf. qgi W:-a AXMR. MICHAEL SCHNEIDER and son Thomas, attempt to keep the class under con- trol. Like father like son. 18th grade science and Biology IJ He enjoys woodworking, good music, and parties in his free time. BXMR. MICHAEL SHERROW is pulling a quick move on Rerun during the faculty game with WRIA. 18th and llth grade U.S. history and governmentl He enjoys playing racquetball, basketball, and likes to jog. 9OfAcademics L Cfls MR. ROY SHORT really reading, or is he just faking to make it look good while our photographer takes his picture? Qsciencej In his free time he likes to read. DfEven on the job, MRS. CAROLYN SPARKS is stuck with one of the dreadful household jobs, ironing. She is the junior class sponsor and in her spare time she enjoys work- ing with horses, sewing, and playing tennis. Chome economicsj Communication With Students Brings About Understanding S ul' f ,-I agi- JF QFUQ i v ew L -4 X AXMR. MIKE STEWART takes time out to spend a few precious moments with his family during the WRIA vs. faculty game. Clndiana history and physical educationj He enjoys buying new cars and watching HBO. BjMRS. JUDY THORNBURG demon- strates a few art techniques, as senior Pat Pal- meri observes her fine talent. lartj She is the sponsor of the junior class and the Art Club. CXMR. RICHARD WARVEL is shown here giving a speech to the student body on getting involved in student activities. fBiology I, sci- ence 7, and wildlifej He enjoys fishing, hunt- ing, and people watching in his spare time. DXMR. GORDON RICKETTS seems to be a bit worried as he explains to the varsity basket- ball team what to do next. tguidance dircctorj He enjoys jogging and auto racing speetating. --rf Academicsf9l Decreasing Enrollment Spells Future NHS Faculty Reducttons inhuman i f A l. -TT-ao. '21,-11 Y 1: I l L ' AXMR. THOMAS ZELL is the boys varsity basketball coach. Qdrafting and woodsl He en- joys playing and watching all sports in his free time. BXMR. JAMES BUSSELL is the jr, high girls track and basketball coach. Cgeometry and mathj He enjoys jogging and hiking with his family. Cf What's this stuff? This is probably what MR. BOB WRIGHT is thinking as he at- tempts to eat the breakfast the HOT Club pre- 92fAcademics .W .,, . , N g .ev ,.., .,.. ,.,,, gf. ..,. 'lf if v ' .-lf, I k- ty, pared for the teachers. Chealth and P.E.J He enjoys playing tennis and golfin his spare time. DXMRS. RUTH WILLIAMSON takes it easy as she enjoys the comfort of her newly decorated living room. tEnglish and remedial readingj She is the sponsor of the C.F.C. and enjoys playing tennis. EfMR. BOB TUTTEROW is the sponsor ol' the junior class. fPowerl 8: ll and metalsj He likes to bowl in his free time. Mrs. Gilley Assumes Nursing Position ., it 5 A . as - E 'Q .,,. .V+ fs.. AXMRS. ELNORA GILLEY, better known as Frosty, is the new school nurse. She is a graduate of Earlham College. She enjoys danc- ing, camping, and playing golf. BXMR. KELLIE STEPHEN prepares to take the plunge in the cheerleaders dunking ma- chine at Levi Coffin Days. He seems to be afraid of sharks! CAssistant Principalj He is the sponsor of Student Council and in his spare time he enjoys horse racing and sports of all kinds. Cf School Board, front row, left to right, Don Toschlog, President Phyllis Townsend, James Russell. Second row, School Attorney Thomas Snow, Superintendent Darryl Stults, Virginia Conner, James Catey, Business Manager Mark Hoelscher. Dj MR. MICHAEL MANNING finds some spare time to just kick back and think about things for awhile. fPrincipalJ He enjoys play- ing handball in his spare time. Ef MRS. NANCY TASH shows offher tennis skills. Could she possibly be the next Chris Evert Lloyd? fshorthand and guidance coun- selorj She enjoys reading and playing tennis in her spare time. Academicsf93 HS Staff Members: They Do It All For You Custodians, left to right, Jim George, Gene Favorite, Hank Jeans, Max Coddington, Lyndon George. Cooks, front row, left to right, Leah Kenworthy, Sonya Lindley, Helen Hinshaw, Charlotte Roberts, Connie Baker. Back row, June Austin, Mary June Hopkins, Onda Myers, Peggy Walters, Mildred Belcher. Bus drivers, front row, left to right, Cheryl Gardner, Mary Thomas, Harold Hill, David Hill, Bonita George. Back row, Clyde Day. Vicki Day, Aleatta Anderson, Robert Thomas, Don Townsend, Bob White, Don George, Bill Bales. 94fAcademics Looking back ... through SPDRTS Hard Work And Team Experience Pay Off VARSITY TENNIS, first row, from left, Tom Lyons, Larry Lipscomb, Kyle Watt, Earl Miller. Second row, Coach Bob Wright, Matt Brobeck, Kevin Nicholson, Peter Frame. The varsity tennis team finished off the season with a good 6-5 overall re- cord. They were 4-2 in the conference which is the best conference record ever. We had experience at every posi- tion and each player worked hard to help the team and do well at his posi- tion, stated Coach Bob Wright. The best players record was held by the number two doubles team of Tom Lyons and Earl Miller. Peter Frame and Kevin Nicholson had the best sin- gles records with both at 9-5. The most valuable player award went to Matt Brobeck and the most improved was Steve Long. 96fVarsity Tennis ....mw4.+ k 1 1' fi M3 huh? ls - S V-fn.. .,,,.h ,I re ,ga X I Q5 g ' feisfw 2 'Q v 5. M z, .E N A 4- ,ff 2 ,X,, M ,X 1 - Q LLV XA 5 Z' swf: R Qi. ZF Heighway And Harris Take Outstanding Awards This Year This years cross country team did an outstanding job with a 12-1 overall record and placing 2nd in the TEC. The team had the best cross country record in the history of NHS. According to Coach Dick Warvel, outstanding runners this year were Dan Heighway and Dennis Harris. The most improved runner was David Hamm. Seven lettermen will be re- turning for next year. This is our sixth winning season in a row, stated Coach Warvel and he added, We hope to equal this years record next year, and each year the team becomes more dedicatedf' AfSophomore Doug Gray nonchalantly strides down the back straightaway. BfSenior Brian Kaufman bears down and grits his teeth to push for the finish line. ClSophomores Reese Watt and Dave Benge catch their breath after a long, hard race. DfFreshman Doug Ross appears to be disap- pointed in his effort to win the race. if VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY, first row, from left, Dave Mullins, Todd Barker, Dennis Harris, Dennis Frame, Steve Harris, Kevin Keith, David Hamm. Second row,Keith Webster, Doug Gray, Doug Ross, Darren Collett, Ralph Russell, Dave Benge, Randy Campbell. Third row, Rod Cole, Mark Campbell, Dan Heighway, Brian Kaufman, Reese Watt, Kevin Heeter, Coach Dick Warvel, 98fVarsity Cross Country , n Q03 'Vi- We 5 fbi 2 M ' ,-- 4 ' ,- f ms x Ae 3 Anqx '..ix,,A.12Yz X ffgliz i -2 'A ,9 1 x Jugjw :Q . 'Ar 1 L Countryfiigxh HS Volleyballers Power Through Season The NHS power varsity volley- ball team finished with an impressive 12-6 record on the season. The term power was an expression given to the girls team by Coach Doug Le- Master as it was his goal to give the girls a positive attitude towards themselves. Even though they fell short of win- ning the conference they came out with the best win-loss record since NHS became a part of the TEC. Coach LeMaster commented that with a combination of talent, strength and eight returning lettermen, next years team will be even better. flag gli L , .4 E. X. -If VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, first row, from left, Dana Barker, Karen Hamm, Micci Townsend, Mary Toschlog, Tara Biga, Mindy Fulks, Gretchen Conner. Second row, Coach Doug LeMaster, Johna Crull, Karen Catcy, Londa Murphy, Vicky Branson, Shelly Wickett, Lisa Creviston, Linda Hciger, Asst, Coach Karen Wright. uni -' 4 pv- AfAll-Conference player Vicky Branson does her famous backward bump as the Rebels watch in amazement. BfThe volleyball team powers up for their big game against Randolph Southern, The game gave NHS its first of twelve wins for the season. CfJunior Mindy Fulks warms up before the game by practicing her serves. DfHere they come, our power volleyball team, ready to stomp their next victim. EfSenior Londa Oza Murphy extends her- self to make a great saving shot, while Tara Biga and .Iohna Crull wait attentively for a chance to spot the ball. FfThe volleyball team takes time out to chat and enjoy their lead as Coach LeMaster dis- cusses game plans with Asst. Coach Wright during an easily won match against the Rebels. GfLisa Creviston and Londa Murphy show great concentration in their squat stances as they await the opposing serve in an easily won game against Hagerstown. -,,,,,Q..,.f.v.' . 'll -:gil ,AQ 13 ot An Unlucky umber For Girls B-team This yearsjunior varsity team, con- sisting of five freshmen, five sopho- mores, and one junior, pulled off an excellent season ending it with a re- cord of 13 wins and 3 losses. Coach Karen Wright, with the help of varsity coach Doug LeMaster, worked hard with the girls to give them the confidence they needed to face the tough Richmond and Tri- Village teams. All the girls worked hard for their fantastic record. The outstanding players for this season were Lisa Soenen, server, Tammy Smith, setterg and Kim Ryan, spiker. The most im- proved award went to Kim Hieger. It looks like a promising season for next years team. A 5 ,,.. MQ --B AfThe B-team discusses their strategy as they huddle during a time out with coach Wright and coach LeMaster. BfSophomore Trish Crowe stands cool and ready in a relaxed position as she concentrates on the oppositions next move. B-TEAM VOLLEYBALL, first row, from left, Lisa Soenen, Kathy Laswell, Kim Pennington, Brenda Martin, Trish Crowe, Managers: Linda Hieger, Dana Barker. Second row, Traci Biga, Tammy Smith, Kim Hieger, Kim Ryan, Julie Brown, Pam Mathews, Coach Doug LeMaster. l O2fJunior Varsity Volleyball l l Z C JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL, first row, from left, Lea Schneider, Mary Hopkins, Angi Shelton, Deanna Sharp, Amy Reeves, Tami Watson, Pam Wells, Lisa Pollock, Stephanie Norman. Second row, Michelle Tout, Barbie Bowmer, Missy Newton, April Apsley, Beth Brown, Tonya Ruble, Kathy Wiwi, Kristy Perry. Third row, Sherry Waskom, Sandy Gilmore, Portia Fultz, Karen Murphy, Laura Newton, Betsy Hill, Lori Berry, Lisa Petry. Fourth row, Tammy Waterman, Deanna Gardner, Tabatha Farmer, Shari Stemple, Cheryl Pegg, Traci Nimitz, Angie Harney. Junior High Finishes With 3-6, 5-4 Slate A super job, implied Miss Knarzer when she was asked about the jr. high girls volleyball season. Sherry Waskom was voted most improved player for the seventh grade season which ended with a record of 3-6. The eighth grade team carried their season well with a close record of 5-4 Shari Stemple won most im- proved player for the eighth grade. I had my hands full, stated Miss Knarzer. This is her first year coach- ing volleyball at NHS. She also com- mented that all the girls did a super jobf' W? CfThe junior high volleyball team prides themselves with the variety of stances they come up with while waiting for a serve. DfCheryl Pegg and Lori Berry clear the way as Beth Brown takes a wild shot in the dark and shoots the ball back over the net. EfStephanie Anderson seems to be describing a terrible creature she must have encountered on the court during a team time out. Jr. High Volleyballfl03 Herrmann, Mink Are All -Conference Players The varsity football team suffered a very disappointing season with a 0-10 record as . 5- - in'uries, attitudes and lack of concentration ,ri J e nc rrs s haunted them all throughout the ear. The as p Y 1 Knights may have lost in the win column Q B A but they always showed school pride. ' 62-at if E-22 1 Q? T' T S Named as outstanding players by Coach A e Stewart were Tom Murray, Mike Lips- -. 9, 4 , , comb, Brian Herrmann, and Jerry Urich. Ayp A . S Next years hopefuls look to be Scott Ber- - r ,H .. r , Todd Mc uiston, Mike Toschlog, T 2 - t. - y y 1-sell lf' 4 Thorman, Dave Eggers, Lloyd Mullins and ' Tom Perry. 5 A-ETH AfSophomore Dave Henson stands dumb- 1 0 founded as Senior Mike Lipscomb lowers his head to gain some tough real estate against Lapel. A - f BfMr. Lower escorts disappointed and injured , . .. 4 :why , .ef CIN, ff' ,,, G V, f' ' I we ,-' - ff'?f i'rr . , ' .sn ,s - , . f 4. , Mark Robbins off the field after he received a ' 2 ' ' S shot to the ribs. VARSITY FOOTBALL, first row, from left, Todd McQuiston, Scott Berry, Rob Wells, Mike Parker, Mark Robbins, Brian Herrmann, Mike Lipscomb, .lim Powell, Kevin Nocton, Tom Perry. Second row, Rick Stewart, .lim Bunger, Bob Palmeri, Joe Tutterow, Robert Rhoads, Mike Roth, Vernon Gibbons, Tom Murray, David Campbell, Troy Bledsoe, Jerry Urich, Doug Johnson. Third row, Pat Lahmann, Lloyd Mullins, Dan Nocton, Reagan Lanter, Mike Toschlog, Tony Watson, Ty Thorman, Todd York, Dave Eggers, Rod Spencer, Dave Mink. Fourth row, Asst. Coach Dave Lower, Coach Mike Stewart, Asst. Coach Bernie Fraze. . . ..,,,,.,,, r ., CfDave Mink is doing his famous Superman impression to throw a block while Mark Rob- bins falls forward for yardage. DfTeam Captains Brian Herrmann, Mike Lipscomb, and Doug Johnson had their work cut out for them as they kept the team's moral up. EfSophomore punter Dave Campbell has no other choice than to tuck the ball away and scramble as he eludes Hagerstown's defensive rush. FfDave Mink and Brian Herrmann act as a bright spot on the season as they were picked All-Conference offensive and defensive play- ers. GfRick Stewart stands stern as three Lapel defenders attempt to pull him down. HfCoach Lower shows a little TLC to center Pat Lahmann after he received some rough treatment from an opponent. Z .. , ,W-ew? ,Q .K Varsity Football! 105 Participation, Sacrifice Needed For A Good Team Q' B-TEAM FOOTBALL, first row, from left, Vernon Gibbons, David Eggers, Mike Parker, Kevin Nocton, Jim Powell. Second row, Mike Roth, Todd McQuiston, Joe Tutterrow, Tony Watson, Rod Spencer. Third row, Bob Palmeri, Dan Nocton, Mike Toschlog, David Campbell, Ty Thorman. Fourth row, Coach Mike Stewart, Asst. Coach Bernie Fraze, Asst. Coach Dave Lower. Considering the B-team always practiced with the varsity and barely had time to work together they did a finejob pulling out a reputable record of 2-l-l this season. The team, headed by David Eg- gers, Todd McQuiston, Mike Tosch- log, Ty Thorman and Jim Powell, looks to have a very good outlook with a strong 8th grade team coming up. Coach Lower feels that NHS will have a successful football program in the future but more participation is needed or at least athletes who are willing to sacrifice the time and ef- fort. Eighth Grade It was a tough season for the eighth grade football team as they pulled off two wins against Union County and Cambridge City but faced six losses. The candy award, given by Coaches Larry Emery and Allen Hawkins, inspired the players to work harder. Although everyone did their best, the outstanding players for this season were Bobby Hall, Brad Hes- ter, Sam George, and Greg Strunk. Coach Emery feels that the team had a good nucleus and could have won more games than they did. The 1982 season looks to be a good one for these up and coming freshmen play- ers. EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL, first row, from left, Shawn Thomas, Chad Langley, Jeff Delucio, Dan Conyers, Stan Ritchie. Second row, Brian Moore, Sam Young, Tommy George, David Harris, Fred Morgan. Third row, Doug Shilts, Todd Foreman, Greg Strunk, Brad Hester, Larry Sandifar. Fourth row, Coach Allen Hawkins, Bobby Hall, Clayton Ritchie, Jack Ward, Coach Larry Emery. . ,... , ..,. ,. .-a... 4 an-M stt- W----M f ,'mWW--- .g '39 -we 1 S ff' - -:iff t in .1-04 i Looking Back On Fall, Winter Sports ,--- l Nl. -.5 l oo oo, o '- K k4-L , . ' l' . ' iv . - il ii L ' 9 ' 1 A f 41 -- Y L. is at 5 -g no Wwx I -vC ' my Qolo S 4 C l , ig ,, ' m'ohh iff' i 1 1 .:,, t gf ,go- t ,--g Y AfThis years football teams scores may have been low but moral was always high. Here one bruising tackle against NHS. BfMicci Townsend goes for a bank shot as her teammates stand guard against the Randolph Southern Rebels. CfThe junior varsity basketball team fought hard during their excellent season as this photo proves. DfCoach Ricketts gave many inspirational 'pep' talks to the girls varsity basketball team who had an outstanding season. EfThe Randolph Southern games were the cli- max to the boys varsity basketball season. Here Dan Heighway is being guarded by a big Re- bel. Ffjunior Matt Brobeck hits the ball high to help the varsity tennis team bring NHS an- other winning season. f l BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, first row, from left, Manager Tony Leonard, Steve Bussberg, Kyle Watt, Todd Barker, Tom Ladd, Reece Watt. Second row, Coach Tom Zell, Dan Heighway, Dave Bartram, Kenny Nimitz, Alan Wetzel, Steve Williams, Kevin Nicholson, Chris Bartram, Asst. Coach Mike Rawlings. Roundballers: Best Season I The varsity boys basketball team rounded off the most successful sea- son in I0 years with a 15-6 slate. Coach Tom Zell commented that all seven varsity players contributed much to a very balanced team effort. The team set three school records 2 with Steve Williams setting an indi- vidual record for field goal percent- age. Kevin Nicholson, Dan Heigh- way, and Steve Williams were named All-Conference players. Dan Heigh- way was also rewarded Academic All-State Honorable Mention. Tom Ladd was named most valuable play- er and Dave Bartram received the mental attitude award. Af Flying high, Junior Alan Wetzel goes for a basket against the Wapahani Raiders with Dave Bartram close behind. l BX Junior Todd Barker, who played both B- tcam and varsity basketball this season, shows his expert shooting ability. Cf Senior Steve Williams, who received an award for most rebounds and field goal points, stands stern against a tough Rebel. Dj All-Conference player Kevin Nicholson, a junior, goes for a jump ball with Senior Dan lleighway waiting anxiously behind. li! Senior Tom Ladd, Most Valuable Player for this year, dribbles down the court in hopes of scoring against the Monroe Central Bears. Ff With two Golden Bears coming from be- hind, Senior Dave Bartram looks to the basket with the ball held tight in his hands. l08fBoys Varsity Basketball 4 E : VFW? nun P, ,.,., gm MJ M- l i in ' :' i ' f 1 . .fi W k 4 , Klmgn V 'ft' gf... Q 'lk , .... V.. E F .nv - an ..-- ' AM ,. '-umm., Boys Varsity Buskclbzxllfl09 BOYS B-TEAM BASKETBALL, first row from left Rod Spencer Todd McQu1ston Mike Toschlog Rod Cole Steve Bussberg Todd Btrker Second row, Coach Mike Rawlings. Mike Fleming Ty Thorman Reece Watt Matt Brobeck Kenny Ntm1t7 Chris Bartram Dave Eggers Jon McClain. 15-5 Slate For Wayne Co Tourney Champs The B-team boys basketball team rounded off a successful sea- son with a 15-5 record. The high- lights of the season were winning the Wayne County Tourney and remaining undefeated in the T.E.C. Outstanding players were listed as Reece Watt, Chris Bartram, Steve Bussberg, Todd Barker and Kenny Nimitz. Coach Mike Rawlings com- mented, Next year's team won't be as tall, but should be quicker. Af .lunior Kenny Nimitz skies for the re- bound as teammate Chris Bartram looks on. Bf Matt Brobeck,junior, looks confident as he takes a corner shot. lf he should happen to miss, Kenny Nimitz and Chris Bartram will pull down the offensive rebound. Cf Sophomore Reece Watt has his shot rejected at an away game with Centerville. Varsity Girls Fall 1 Point Short At Sectional The girls varsity basketball team ended the season with a successful 15- 5 slate. Outstanding participants for the team were Vicky Branson, Mindy Fulks, Micci Townsend, Karen Catey and Londa Murphy. Coach Gordon Ricketts explained that his team fell short of meeting two goals: winning the sectional and the Wayne County Tourney. The girls fell short by one point in their last game for each event. Df Senior Vicky Branson skies above her oppo- nent for the jump ball. She appears to be tip- ping the ball to Senior Londa Murphy. EX Juniors Micci Townsend and Mindy Fulks take their time jogging up the court as they prepare to execute a play. , I was-a.-Q.. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL, first row, from left, Tara Biga, managerg Laurie Sheets, Lynnette Powell, Julie Jackson, Micci Townsend, Shelley Wickett, manager. Second row, Mindy Fulks, Karen Hamm, Karen Catey, Vicky Branson, Lisa Creviston, Londa Murphy, Coach Gordon Ricketts. Girls Varsity Basketballfl ll Girls B-team Shoots Successful Season The girls B-team had a successful season with a l3-2 record. Mr. Bob Wright coached the girls to a super season. Mr. Wright added, The girls surprised me to some degree. Coach Wright also commented that all play- ers did a good job in the roles they were to perform. Wright concluded, These young ladies did everything asked. They worked well together and never quit during a tough game. Af Sophomore Trish Crowejumps for the ball as Theresa Mercer, also a sophomore, looks on in hopes to assist her hustling teammate. Bf Sophomore Kim Ryan breaks toward the basketball goal as she appears to be going up for a slam dunk. N-hum , .1 GIRLS B-TEAM BASKETBALL, first row, from left, Manager Shelley Wickett, Theresa Mercer, Kim Hieger, Kim Newton, Ronda Ozbun, Manager Tara Biga. Second row, Tammy Smith, Kim Ryan, Krista Lewis, Brenda Martin, Trish Crowe, Coach Bob Wright. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, front, Mascot Pam Hieger. First row, from left, Tom Murray, Mike Benge, Steve Williams, Doug Johnson, Peter Frame. Second row, Mary Toschlog, Gretchen Conner, Kara Hubble, Damita Hawkins, Sherri Tudor. HS Cheerleaders Raise Spirits Higher JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, first row, from left, Mike Benge, Tom Murray, Peter Frame, Steve Willinms, Doug Johnson. Second row, Nene Ward, Traci Rodgers, Pnm Mathews, Robin Harney, Missy Sherer. Vursity and B-team Cheerlendersfl l3 The team won more games than I Todd McQuiston, and Mike Fleming expected, commented Coach Haw- helped pull the team through an 8-4 kins when questioned about the fresh- season. men basketball team, and I had hoped for a winning season from the . I l 8 - 4 beginning-,a BfTodd McQuiston seems to be suspended in Outstanding players, JOI1 McClain, air as he goes for a bank shot. AfRod Spencer keeps the ball close by to keep it from the opposing team. 9TH GRADE BASKETBALL, from left, Coach Hawkins, Jon McClain, Kyle Bias, Mike Toschlog, Rod Spencer, Todd McQuiston, Randy Campbell, Mike Fleming, Joe Tutterow. ll4fBoys 9th Grade Basketball llllmhnm MHUSW 8th Grade Team Wayne County Champs Brad Hester, Larry Sandifar and Bryan Davis were listed as outstand- ing eighth grade roundballers by coach Bernie Fraze. Polishing off the season with a 10-4 record, the group also could boast about being the Wayne County Tourney Champs. f'We accomplished two of our goals, beating Centerville and winning the county tourney, remarked the coach. Cf Where you going guys? must be what Tim Malloris is thinking as he takes the ball down the court. DfWith knees bent and hands steady, Bryan Davis goes for a free throw. EfThe starting line up for the eighth grade team at an away game. STH GRADE BASKETBALL first row from left David Harris Chad Langley Tim Malloris Bryan Moore, Mike Ramey, Bob Lahmann. Second row Dan Conyers Bobby Hall Larry Sandifar Bryan Davis Brad Hester Jack Ward Skyler Epperson. -AD' Boys 8th Grade Basketballfl15 ttllhhliimj I grill?-' Ei1r5 bn .Q-Fl Q . - .i 6 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL, first row, from left, Marc Montoney, Terry Sandifar, Clete Schilling, Brent Ross, Deron Hawkins. Second row, David Frame, Donald Cates, Doug Tutterow, Vonn McQuiston, Scott Hester. Third row, Coach Bob Wright, Brent Burch, Ted Yandl, Doug Williams, Jeremy Reynolds, Brian Pierson, Bryon l-louse. th Grader Ross Scores Most Buckets Greatly improvedf' was how sev- enth grade basketball mentor Bob Wright described his team. Taking top honors in scoring was Brent Ross. Leading rebounders were Doug Wil- liams and Doug Tutterow. Best de- fensive players, according to Wright, were Donald Cates, Doug Tutterow, and Terry Sandifar. Each position was two or three players deep with 8 to 10 players showing the potential to become real ball handlers. explained Coach Wright. 7-6 was the season slate. AfDoug Williams goes for a shot tothe basket as Donald Cates and Doug Tutterow assist. BfDoug Williams helps out as Terry Sandifar struggles to keep the ball from his opponent. S L' DSU., l16f7th Grade Basketball X, 5. I A xx us 1 ggg 'T .R Q ... Q ,sta B 59 v ,. . Y , , 5 1 rv v 8TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL, first row, from left, Traci Fisher, Missy Newton, Betsy Williams, Jana Haisley, April Apsley, Kathy Wiwi. Second row, Tammy Waterman, Laura Newton, Deanna Gardner, Linda Taylor, Jill Wilson, Traci Nimitz, Stephanie Anderson, Lynn Stewart, Coach Bussell. Racking up a slate of l-10, the eighth grade girls basketball team had a disappointing season. Coach Jim Bussell, who also coached the team last year, said the season came out as expected. Outstanding players were April Apsley, Jill Wilson and Missy Newton. Jr. High Girls Give Knights Future Hope Cheryl Pegg and Dee Dee Taylor were chosen outstanding players for the seventh grade girls basketball sea- son. The girls lost three games by one point and another by two points in overtime which brought their season a record of three wins and six losses. - fi 4 7TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL, first row, from left, Stephanie Norman, Beth Brown, Dee Dee Taylor, Stacy Bussberg. Second row, Pam Wells, Trisha Baker, Angie Shank, Cheryl Pegg, Lori Berry, Traci Ward, Coach Jim Bussell. Jr. High Girls Basketballf1l7 Grapplers Moving With Coach Larry Emery commented that the team, which consists of 25 freshmen and two sophomores out of the 30 participants, was young and inexperienced but very competitive. They ended the season with a 5-5 slate. Outstanding players for the season were Jerry Urich, Larry Lipscomb, Dan Hollingsworth, Dave Benge and Darren Collett. Trophies were given to Jerry Urich, most fallsg Larry Lips- comb, most take-downs and most valuable playerg and Dave Benge, es- cape-reversal. AfDavid Mullins goes for his opponent's waist as he tries for a pin with the referee close at hand. BfJunior Dennis Frame seems to be having trouble getting the other guy pinned ata home meet with Union City. Cf l've got you now, must be what grappler Steve Long is thinking as he gets his opponent down. Young, Inexperienced Strength VARSITY WRESTLING first row, from left, David Mullins, Darren Collett, Dave Benge, Steve Long, Dan Ryan, .lim Powell. Second row, Coach Larry Emery, Larry Lipscomb, Jerry Urich, Rodney Lanter, Bob Palmeri, Paul Knipp, Troy Bledsoe, Dan Hollingsworth, Asst. Coach Dave Lower. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING, first row, from left, Gary Vadakin, Dennis Frame, Jeff Perry, Kevin Keith David McQueen Jeff Tucker Mike Smith. Second row, Larry Allen, Danny Nocton, Ralph Russell, David Campbell, Kevin Nocton, Mike Parker Jim Lamb Third row Asst Coach Dave Lower, Tommy Allen, Kevin Heeter, Vernon Gibbons, David Campbegl, Kevin Hicks, Skip Moore Coach Larry Emery B-team Grapplers Take Hold R, . , 4 0 ln uccessful Season ., .3 --,ft A e-'i rx ',rf . . a Although there was no win-loss re- Lower, but we are still needing wres- 4 Q mu t lf' F cord kept, thejunior varsity wrestlers tlers in the upper classes. T, 'A pulled off a pretty successful season. i Those who really improved this year DfThe f'Unknown Wrestler takes his oppo- iiiiiiiiiii were Dennis Frame, Jim Lamb, Dave Hem down f0f H Pin in 8 h0mC meet- M Mullins, Kevin Nocton, Jeff Perry, EfMike Parker' takes his partner by the leg A 'Q Ralph Russell, and Kevin Heeter. hoping to get hlm down for a pomt' We felt we could have won in sev- eral weight classes, stated Coach Ff Let's see you get out of this one, Kevin Keith must be thinking as he gets the defending team's player by the neck. hr' -3, ' ,, IQ as 5,4-4 21n x nf 'FY N 18294 X3 wx! X I Vkk4:Ag 1, .Q., 1 vfin , . W 5 Lgaf. I if M.-.,..w,...,.Q.. X UST? me gYE!L'TY ,53Ffi??15T?E?75Z7iiwsf 1''Mf fff1'i fit f2 vQEw?i:'af1frsi5e-w.vfvfwf- vw N - MW 1 X - Q X 4 md ,Z , Ak we fe P ww., ,X ,r 1-'K-42 Xxlf , -. Y-A VKKA X 5' N, .1 - im Q 'lla it U qqunfi rr' K . ,7,i......,......,,..,.......-.-e.. 1: qu gi FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS, from top, Kari Strobel, Jackie EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS, from top, Beth Wright, Ta Urich, Pam Sharp, Katy Retz, Traci Butler. batha Farmer, Shari Stemple, April Mullins. Jr. High Cheerleaders, Keep NHS Spirit Up SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS, from left, Kristy Perry, Cindy Miller, Stacy Morris, Amy Reeves. f' 1 ' 1 is , A . gg 5' Q1 R 9' GYMNASTICS TEAM, on beam beam, from left, Anne Hawkins, Johna Crull, Mary Toschlog, Kathy Rayborn. On floor, Laura Redmyer, Angie Burke, Missy Sherer, Debbie Fulton. HS Gymnasts Suffer Disappointing Season All in all I'm somewhat disap- pointed in the winfloss record, stat- ed varsity gymnastics coach Kay Koger, but this is to be expected when a change in coaching staff oc- curs. Outstanding gymnasts were Johna Crull, who did very well on vault- ing and improved immensely on beam, and Missy Sherer, who did a great job on bars and beam and improved her vaulting l00'ZJ. Missy if also attended sectionals at Richmond where she placed third all-around and went on to regionals. Next years in- termediate team has a good outlook, Koger informed when asked about fu- ture teams. Junior Varsity The girls did even better than I expected them to, commented Coach Koger about the beginning gymnastics team. Outstanding gym- nasts for 1982 are Kathy Rayborn - vault, Tina Hubble - beam and barsg and Laura Redmyer - floor and bars. The three girls should be good on the intermediate team next year. Af Even when she's just warming up, Missy Sherer shows a lot of dedication and determi- nation which probably got her to the gymnas- tics regionals. Bf As the judges watch closely, Junior Mary Toschlog ends her stoop circle on the bars with frog legs. T 'ff - 4 ,-, sag A 3 A332 ' ' 15391 gk' ia- I , . i :V T: ' ,F Y , PQ- ' .V 1,,.,j I A Q., , Q ' 1 Q :gr , , h H ,pl an . - Us ., Y ' . 2, 3,1 , 1. -. - f. if 'eff '2 -'V-S -wx: 3 f 1- f 1 gas!-fri-::1gfi???af ,s 5 ' . , 'fiiw f ,,,. ,, 1ifhJ:'Wfffs2'1-Qi ' 1 ' A , , If ' -'.. in 4 Q' 't if 'il 1 vamp, 'L sl. as Q 35 LAW 5 . 3 if .fl Cf Junior Anne Hawkins did a fine job on her Floor routine, showing grace and concentration, at the pressing meet with Centerville. Dj Hard work really pays off for Sophomore Missy Sherer at the Center- ville meet where she placed first on bars. Ef Coach Kay Koger, known to the NHS gymnasts as Kogi, found herself in the spotlight at the annual Winter Sports Banquet. Ff Mary Toschlog seems to be watching in amazement or maybe just taking a short breather from the meet with Bulldog gymnasts. Girls Gymnastics! l 23 BOYS VARSITY TRACK TEAM, front row, from left, Dennis Harris, Todd Barker, Steve Harris, Mark Campbell, Brian Kaufman, Doug Gray, David Hamm, Keith Webster, Dennis Frame, Kevin Ingram. Second row, Kevin Heeter, Larry Lipscomb, Bill Newton, Ralph Russell, Joe Tutterow, Randy Campbell, Reagan Lanter, Joe Longfellow, Pat Benner, Robert Rhoads, Dan Hollingsworth. Third row, Asst Coach Doug LeMaster, Dave Keller, Dan Heighway, Rod Spencer, Jim Powell, Mike Toschlog, Howard Turner, Alan Wetzel, Kenny Nimitz, David Henson, Kyle Watt, Todd York, Peter Frame, Head Coach Dick Warvel. 9 Year Record Demolished B Heighway The boys varsity track team, al- though going through a period of ref- ormation, completed a winning sea- son ending with a record of 6-3. Peter Frame and Dan Heighway were high- est scorers for the Knights and Dan also broke the mile record which has held since 1973. When Coach Warvel was asked ly, we did better than we had expect- ed. Next years hopefuls are Alan Wet- zel in shot and discus, Dennis Frame and David Hamm in the mile, Todd Barker and Jim Powell in the middle distances. Coach Warvel feels next years team could do better if they find help in the sprints. 1241 Boys Varsity Track about the season he replied, Actual- f at A. is 1. K nr of ,Lf M-A B 'L'- X ri, Q., I ggi,-,ie W .ai 4 A . f 1 , .M-one t 9 iw, S C The girls varsity track team had a successful season with a 6-3 slate. Five girls made their way to the regional this year: Micci Townsend in discus, and the mile relay team of Lynnette Powell, Mary Toschlog, Mindy Fulks, and Vicky Branson which received a 5th placing in the regional. Coach Gordon Ricketts stated, The team did better than I expect- ed. He added, Next season looks real good since we'll only lose Vicky Branson and Teresa McClatchie. Aj Senior Peter Frame finishes the last leg of the 400 meter relay and wins the race for the team. B! It's a long way down, could be what Sen- ior Todd York is thinking as he vaults over the bar. Cf Mike Toschlog shows lots of ability as a freshman hurdler. We defeated the Randolph Southern Rebels 90-37. D f Junior Todd Barker gets off to a good start on the 400 meter relay with Sophomore Ralph Russell standing behind to assist with the start. Ef Dan Heighway demonstrates the form which earned him the mile record. Ff Senior Patrick Benner flies through the air to win a first in the long jump against Center- ville. Relay Team Places Fifth I n Regional GIRLS VARSITY TRACK, front row, from left, Kari Strobel, Krissy Hubbell, Missy Sherer, Mindy Fulks, Lynnette Powell, Margaret Pollock, Amy Ladd, Tina Hubble. Second row, Traci Biga, Julie Brown, Teresa Bunger, Mary Toschlog, Ronda Ozbun, Micci Townsend, Kim Hieger, Tammy Smith, Jackie Urich. Third row, Kim Ryan, Julie Hyre, Kim Newton, Pam Sharp, Johna Crull, Kim Pennington, Pam Mathews, Jeannie Minniear, Teresa McClatchie, Kim Hubble, Coach Gordon Ricketts. is A s .1 L5 4 . .lf f ,Q ' . A sr L ,Vg.. ,if I I up W1 S J' A ' L , -, 3 5133, f , 'wifi' , H ' E u fif of I i I J . T a , teii S srar so i , ' - S p s 1 ' is ' '09 ,,.. . , .N.., ,M ' J ', , ii 'J 355415 . 7 .. ff X . t-'IN , - , fy ,,.. f .,,4 ,, I 3 .., V ' 7 '?:'93ih'fie ,W M, - . -f f . 'W 2 'gf i 5 .f ' J Wg ' li- ' ..f' ,W H. , , .1y..gq.. ., , , I J S rari D N554 :ii i , if-,,. W .fa .sax 'igii xm,. , , ,n5qp5i,.!g ,...t. .1-wet, g fee-:fer ai af'iffLggg3'i,. L ' x I Vjdfillvkrtkzg LLV.L i A F , R ,Mawr VV ' fe - . ,:.f get' bVVV,ik, E V 1 J Q fl K, M X ,-:YW L - ,,, g lk H , f ' - f 'in Y g- gr- A Ldvlrjltsi ax W ,. ss ' g 3,0 Q we ii 4g'- Qs, Q f wif ' 1 , 1 yt ju , W 1 it .X gk M 4 1 .-,': ' 5555 is X :k mf iffi i - time J 2 l26fGirls Varsity Track Af Junior Johna Crull demonstrates her ability to high jump at a girls varsity track meet. B! Leaping through the air, Vicky Branson shows the proper technique for long jumping. C! Junior tracksters Johna Crull and Kim Pen- nington extend themselves to fly across the hur- dles in a conference meet with Winchester. D! Sophomore Kim Ryan gets set to run the first leg of the girls 4fXJ meter relay. E! Freshman Julie Brown squats into position as she gets ready to hurl the shot put and try to break one of our school records. Ff Sophomore Kim Newton, Junior Sheryl Branson and Sophomore Tammy Smith think thoughts of killing the Lions as they prepare themselves for yet another race. BOYS JUNIOR HIGH TRACK, first row, from left, Brian Pierson, Andy Tye, Stan Ritchie, Tim Malloris, Rusty Redmyer, Deron Hawkins, Craig Pennington, Jay Smith, Scott Hester, David Spencer. Second row, Steve Reece, Tommy George, Shaun Dunham, Todd Dingwerth, Vonn McQuiston, Brett Hill, Chad Langley, Jeremy Reynolds, Randy Roberts. Third row, Coach Mike Sherrow, Darren Bowman, Doug Shilts, Paul Pardo, Todd Foreman, Doug Williams, DeWayne Parks, Skyler Epperson, Clayton Ritchie, David Frame. Junior High Cindermen Post 4-5 Season The junior high boys track pro- gram, under the leadership of Coach Mike Sherrow, posted a season of 4-5. We were much improved as we won the last two track meets, Sher- Four of the boys will make good trackmen at the high school level. Next year should be a better one for the junior high cindermen as we are looking forward to a strong rc- row commented. Clayton Ritchie, turning eighth grade squad, ex- eighth grader, was cited by the coach plained Sherrow. as being the most valuable athlete. H, N. . .1 -H: KVL., I A I if gSf'v+r'i itt K P i ,.. t- ' ,Tir WA .. Y.,, t -1, i ' . , A Tr, fix .R J rf P' fv . , . .Se L: ,. . ie, , .ia-auth 4 . Af David Frame sprints against the wind with David Brown following close behind at a junior high boys track meet. Bf Donald Cates and John Murray listen for the starting gun as they phyche themselves up for the race. Jr. High Boys Trackfl27 Powerful Jr. High Girls Run A 3-3 Season Mary Hopkins, Shari Stemple, Linda Taylor and Traci Nimitz led the jr. high girls into a season of 3-3. The team was disappointed of losing two close meets that could have made a clean sweep of 5-1. Eighth graders Traci Nimitz and Shari Stemple broke records in the high jump, shot put and the 1600 meter run and sev- enth grader Mary Hopkins set a new record in the 50 meter run. With the help from a shot putter and a hurdler, next years team should be outstanding. JR. HIGH GIRLS TRACK, first row, from left, Charlene Perry, Stacy Bussberg, Julie Parvis, Teresa Jones, Mary Hopkins, Tricia Baker, Bert Hall, Paula Pickering. Second row, Dee Dee Taylor, Traci Fisher, Cheryl Woodruff, Christina Isom, Lea Schneider, Mindy DeVito, Jackie Goodson, Deanna Shepherd, Tabatha Farmer, Lynn Stewart. Third row, Coach Jim Bussell, Tammy Waterman, Connie Malicoat, Susie Zeppernick, Angela Ross, Lisa Lamb, Traci Nimitz, Shari Stemple, Pam Hicks, Cheryl Pegg, Linda Taylor. Ata. Af With eyes closed, Tammy Waterman runs a lap around the track to warm up before a meet. Tammy completed a pretty successful season. Bf Seventh grader Tricia Baker leads the ju- nior high girls track team around the track for a victory. l28fJr. High Girls Track Q'-f-' . VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, first row, from left, Jeff Perry, Todd McQuiston, Steve Bussberg, Kyle Bias, Mike Flemming. Second row, Tom Lyons, Scott Berry, David Campbell, Tom Ladd, Rod Cole, Ty Thorman. Third row, Coach Mike Rawlings, Dave Bartram, Bob Harney, Chris Bartram, Kevin Nicholson, Brian Herrmann, Dale Blunk, Coach Mike Stewart. The varsity baseball team had an outstanding season with a 16-7 re- cord. Leading hitters for the team were: Tom Ladd, .435g Steve Bussberg, .4335 Dave Bartram, .432g and Scott Berry, .421 . Dale Blunk and Tom Ladd led the team in RBI's with 26 each. Brian Herrmann scored the most individual runs with 25. Kevin Nich- olson powered his way to 6 home runs. Dale Blunk fielded a perfect 1.00 at first base. Leading pitchers were Ke- vin Nicholson, Brian Herrmann, and Tom Ladd. Brian Herrmann was named All- Conference catcher for the year. 4 I .M Cf Junior Scott Pierce stands ready and wait- ing in the batters box. Scott also contributed a lot to the team this year. Dj Coach Mike Rawlings, who seems to be ready for anything, led the Knights through a terrific season. Varsity Baseball! l 29 4 ix' if E 'finds 'V ILM ,.f seiffsg. 1 as wi S .,, -.mms ..,kL 1 4-itisl-sw-Saws211?sZfg22fx,zyxrf ,, gs, it l30f Varsity Baseball Af Senior Brian Herrmann warms up with the bat patiently awaiting his turn at the plate. Brian will surely be missed next year. B1 Junior Scott Berry jogs off the field looking over his opponents with a smug look on his face. Scott will be an asset to the 1983 season. Cf Who can tell what Sophomore Rod Cole is thinking as he walks back to the dugout with a total look of disgust on his face. Dj Could Junior Kevin Nicholson possibly be daydreaming or watching the tough game be- tween the Knights and Winchester. , 1. .. fjqm Y 'i - team Looking Forward To Next Year Due to a lack of pitching and poor defense the B - team finished their season at 0-8. Coach Mike Stewart commented that there will be 5 or 6 players moving to varsity next year. They include: Kyle Bias, Todd McQuiston, Mike Fleming, Tim Abrams, Scott Pierce and Ty Thor- man. Ef Junior Chris Bartram, with bat held tight in hands, seems to be saying a silent prayer for the team at a game against the Falcons. Ff Freshman Mike Fleming seems to be totally exhausted after playing short-stop for the Knights. B - TEAM BASEBALL TEAM, first row, from left, Danny Nocton, Steve Crouch, Tim Abrams, Kevin Nocton, Mike Fleming, Vernon Gibbons. Second row, Todd McQuiston, Dennis Byrd, Curt Haynes, Scott Pierce, Kyle Bias, David Campbell, Bob Palmeri. ju aim' ,N . H vs 'tw VARSITY GOLF TEAM, first row, from left, Coach Bob Wright, Scott Wesler, Jon McClain, Tim Frame. Second row, Matt Brobeck, Jeff Moore Reese Watt, Paul Harris. The NHS varsity greensmen fin- ished their regular season play with a 6-4 record. Scott Wesler, Matt Bro- beck, Jeff Moore and Reese Watt have all played in the number one po- sition sometime during this season, explaine d Coach Bob Wright. Our team scores during the sec- ond half of the season are about what I expected for the entire season. Over- all, we did pretty well. All lettermen will be returning next year, so the squad is hopeful for a successful season next year. I will be looking for Matt Brobeck and Scott Wesler to be the senior leaders. Swingers End With 6-4 Season Slate JR. VARSITY GOLF, from left, Doug Conway, Paul Harris, Tim Frame, Jon McClain, George Clapp, Coach Bob Wright, Mike Roth, Troy Nichols. I3 Boy s Varsity JL B - Team Golf 'Qi' Varsity Tennis Ranks 4th In TEC Tourney Julie Jackson at 1541 singles had an outstanding record and our ff2 dou- bles team of Karen Catey and Kara Hubbell played well, and towards the end of the season, Paula Fisher showed much improvement at 7943 sin- gles, according to Chris Carter, girls varsity tennis coach. Their season record was 2-8-1 along with a rank of fourth in TEC tournament play. Six of our matches were decided by scores of 3-2, so with a little more we could have had a winning season. The MVP award went to Julie Jackson. Af During a practice meet, Junior Kara Hub- bell poses for our yearbook photographers. B f Senior Julie Jackson shows off her poise and coordination that won her the title of 1141 singles player. Cf Standing ready and waiting, Senior Karen Catey awaits a serve from the opposing side. 1 tv .1 - ent can' , . .. SQ- , K ff'Qvsa1.!.'.?4i. ..gt::f,f315m1':?M' ,f i Cl' L 1, 6 V: L- K K' n ,,t,.fg:,q,iy xy' K it 4 5 I 'Nfl ' Q,VQxj,f-33,3xx-Vw W 1 1 4- 4 3 . ,V , X Q 4 .b I L1 ' .q,j,bl,3tg,',N ,K f' ' 4' .-un. , , M -r- ' 1 A ki F x ' sv,-ff' V' ' S I ..r Z ..,. ..,, V V 4e-' 1 , may -M . ' e. war ms its-if Tr 3-' I' Y' X' -QQ, GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS, first row, from left, Kara Hubbell, Paula Fisher, Laurie Sheets, Amy Robinson. Second row, Julie Jackson Pam Hieger, Coach Chris Carter, Karen Catey, Karen Hamm. Girls Reserve Netters Finish With 3-3-1 Sophomones Tricia Hengstler and Therese Kutter did very well at first and second singles, and by the end of the season had moved to varsity level. The 9961 doubles team of Freshmen Kim Niccum and Katy Retz also were successful, ' ' stated Girls Reserve Ten- nis Coach Chris Carter. The squad finished with a 3-3-l slate. This is the first year most of our reserves played tennis and they did very well. A! Freshmen Katy Retz stands ready as she anxiously awaits the retum from the opponent. Katy was a member of the 9441 doubles team. B! Freshmen netters Mary Ladd and Sheri Far- mer, who played 02 doubles, await the ball with hopes of a successful return. Rl GIRLS B-TEAM TENNIS, first row, from left, Mary Ladd, Tricia Hengstler, Jody Farmer, Kim Niccum. Second row, Katy Retz, Lisa Soenen, Coach Chris Carter, Traci Butler, Theresa Kutter. l34 Girls Reserve Tennis L, Dick Hill 8: Sons Inc. 4108 Nat'l Rd. W. 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Green St. Williamsburg, IN Fountain City, IN Phone 886-5644 Phone 847-2402 Looking back ... th ough CLUBS When Student Body S peaks, Council Listens t -- - - '41 in - . f: . sv am' ,'n.w:mt. STUDENT COUNCIL, front row, from left, Julie Madelans, Damita Hawkins, Pete Frame, Joy Brown, Dona Cutler. Second row, Carol Sharp, Shari Farmer, Missy Sherer, Beth Barker, Julie Collett, Bobby Lahmann, Third row, Chris Murrah, Lynnette Powell, Scott Berry, Krista Lewis, Brad Hester, Rod Spencer. Fourth row, Kyle Watt, Jill Wilson, Layshaa Ward, Lisa Soenen, Brian Herrmann, Reese Watt, Michael Campbell, Kevin Harvey. I V V MODEL LEGISLATURE, front row, from left, Jennifer Harris, Becky Lahmann, Melissa Ramey, Shari Lovins, Sherri Cavin, Tara Biga, Monica Shelton, Michele Crist, Dana Barker, Kelly Alexander, Damita Hawkins. Second row, Julie Madelans, Pam Gaston, Kara Atkins, Amy Hiatt, Julie Collett, Carol Sharp, Joy Brown, Lora Brown, Lori Mullins, Kara Hubbell, Liz George. Third row, Sponsor Mr. Sherrow, Scott Berry, Matt Brobeck, Troy Bledsoe, Peter Frame, Doug Johnson, Pat Lahmann, Michael Campbell, Mike Benge, Louis Hubble. l44fClubs I g ,,.,., C, , ,J J , SPANISH CLUB, front row, from left, Sponsor Mrs. Miracle, Liz George, Joyce Wright, Lora Brown, Michelle Ramey, Lori Ward, Janie Turner, Michael Campbell, Joy Brown, Pete Frame, Todd Barker, Scott Pierce, Kathy Laswell, Julie Brown, Traci Biga. Second row, Angie Burke, Damita Hawkins, Beth Creviston, Tammy Campbell, Kathy Rayborn, Kim Waskom, Melissa Ramey, Shari Lovins, Linda Mayberry, Londa Murphy, Vonda Hersey, Vicki Wogoman. Third row, Jackie Urich, Traci Butler, Sheryl Taylor, Katy Retz, Cindy Campbell, Beth Bicknell, Jeannie Minniear, Anita Webb, Matt Loftis. Fourth row, Lance Sullivan, Jeff Perry, Jon McClain, Mike Fleming, Kelly Harris, Susan Greeson, Lisa Soenen, Kim Ryan, Cristal Graves, David Campbell, Kim Cope, David Eggers, Steve Bussberg. Spanish Sponsoring Cruise For Second Year FRENCH CLUB, front row, from left, Michelle Earl, Carol Sharp, Kim Cope, Julie Collett, Paula Fisher, Gretchen Conner, Dawn Dean. Second row, Mindy Fulks, Trisha Crowe, Sheryl Shockney, Michelle Dull, Denice Honaker, Julie Hyre, Amy Robinson, Krissi Nicholson, Darren Collett. Third row, Terri Akey, Jennifer Dow, Beth Slattery, Darla Honaker, Michael Campbell, Sherri Cavin, Michele Crist, Jennifer Harris, Monica Shelton, Becky Lahmann, Donna Penny, Connie Shockney, Johna Crull, Lisa Creviston, Sponsor Miss Rutkowski. Clubsfl45 Fall Play Brother Goose Saves Drama Dept. Hides if I SR. HIGH DRAMA CLUB, front row, from left, Sponsor Mr. Carter, Michelle Ramey, Lori Ward, Shari Lovins, Jeff Huntington, Vicki Wogoman, Dana Barker. Second row, Linda Mayberry, Jeff Wickett, Margaret Pollock, Pat Palmeri, Tara Biga, Carol Sharp, Amy Hiatt, Kara Atkins, Belinda Cohee, Tammy Adams. Third row, Patrick Benner, Jenny Dow, Brenda Fuchs, Janie Turner, Kevin Harvey, Nan Langley, Monica Shelton, Terri Akey, Dona Cutler. .l 3. 45 .1 T' NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY, front row, from left, Michelle Ramey, Jeff Huntington, Shari Lovins, Lori Ward, Vicki Wogoman, Dana Barker. Second row, Patrick Benner, Linda Mayberry, Brenda Fuchs, Tara Biga, Carol Sharp, Belinda Cohee, Dona Cutler. Third row, Kevin Harvey, Fred Morgan, Sponsor Mr. Carter. 146 fctubs Y USIQ 9 i- i' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, front row, from left, Dennis Byrd, Dan Heighway, Julie Madelans, Joy Brown, Brian Herrmann, Dave Bartram, Kyle Watt. Second row, Northeastern Knight, Sponsor Mrs. Ranck, Lori Mullins, Tammy Hill, Mindy Fulks, Scott Berry, Angie Burke, James Cramer, Liz George, Jennifer Harris, Michele Crist. From Dances To Banquets: Honor Society Will Do It LIBRARY CLUB, front row, from left, Matt Brobeck, Cindy Campbell, Deborah Johnson, Stacey McNamera, Dawn Stamper, Amy Ladd, Tony Leonard. Second row, Kathy Laswell, Angela Brown, Ginny Powell, Melissa Lacey, Ravonda Marshall, Kim Newton, Pam Mathews, Susie Nichols, Andrea Williams. Third row, Sponsor Mr. Gray, Northeastern Knight, Mary Ladd, Mindy Fulks, Paula Fisher, Anne Hawkins, Monica Shelton, Teresa Cutter, Carmen Malicoat, Tammy Adams, Charlene Day, Co-Sponsor Merilou Fulks, HHN! 'wr JR. HIGH DRAMA CLUB, front row, from left, Sponsor Mr. Caner, Terry Sandifar, Jennifer Reece, Deanna Sharp, Amy Reeves, Tami Watson, Stacy Pryor, Lisa Pollock, Teressa Parker, David Frame, Second row, Laura Newton, April Apsley, Angela Ross, Traci Ward, Tonya Ruble, Lori Long, Pam Wells, Karen Murphy, Kim Mathews, John Murray. Third row, Sandy Gilmore, Aaron Simpson, Fred Morgan, Ron White, Jill Wilson, Angie Shelton, Robbin Shinn, Connie Malicoat, April Mullins. Traci Nimitz. Jr. High Shows Existence Presenting One Act Plays WMS? 5 , r f f l' 5 -1,-,H to Q- a,,- JR. HISTORICAL SOCIETY, front row, from left, Jennifer Jackson, Tammy Adams, Shawn Thomas David Spencer, Sponsor Mrs. Hummel, Rachel Sheeley. Second row, Bryon Ringley, Jeff Wickett, Troy Walters, Eric Kindley, Wayne Cox, Doug Conway, Jeff Delk, Janet Williamson. l48fClubs Art Students Show Their Best In Show ART CLUB, front row, from left, Sherri Tudor, Jeff Huntington, Lori Ward, Donna Jewett, Margaret Pollock, Tammy Adams, Pat Powell, Deborah Johnson. Second row, Sponsor Mrs. Thomburg, Kevin Harvey, Terri Akey, Janie Turner, Bill Parker, Julie Morgan. Lisa Hoover, Pat Palmcri, Michelle Ramey, Cindy Campbell. FCA, front row. from left, Sponsor Mr. Lower, Dan Heighway, Tom Emigh, Kyle Watt, Steve Williams. Second row, Mike Parker, Petc Frame. .lim Powell, Dave Mullins. Third row, Ron McClain, Lloyd Mullins, Reese Watt, Robert Rhoads, David Henson. Clubs!l49 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB, front row, from left, Mike Benge, Mieci Townsend, Bob Conyers. Second row, Gary Nunn, John Russell, Mike Bossert, Patrick Benner, Scott Wesler. Absent Nan Langley. Club Members: Doing What They Do Best iq.-, za Y 1982 Honor Society inductees, first row. from left, Damita Hawkins, Beth Barker, Julie Jackson, Anita Ankrom, Tara Biga. Julie Collett, Joyce Wright. Second row, Michelle Dull, Terri Akey, Darla Honaker, Steve Bussberg, Rod Cole, Ty Thorman, Steve Long, Reese Watt, Doug Johnson, Lisa Soenen, Jerry Urich, Peter Frame, Denice Honaker, Mike Bossert. l50fClubs N And Enjoying It f 'Yu 'xrfersm' ii:-It 3 T 32221 d ,V .. Af Sherri Tudor is seen here with Miss Rut- kowski in their French Club booth which won the best theme award at the school Mardi Gras. Bf The inspector, Max Adams ofthe winter play Murder Well Rehearsedf' trying to be ICE PROGRAM, first row, from left, Lori Ward, Anita Ankrom, Teresa McClatchie. Second row, Shari Lovins, Jane Turner, Londa Murphy, Gin- ger Wadsworth, Lisa Railsback. inconspicuous in his search to blame the mur- der on someone. Cf Future Farmer of America David Hamm taking his time and being careful as he plants trees to beautify and cut down on erosion. Clubsfl5l CFC, front row, from left, Leslie Horr, Beth Bicknell. Jeannie Minniear, Lisa Bell, Dona Cutler. Laura Burke. Carol Paul. Deanna Shepherd. Micei Dunham. Lisa Hoover. Second row, Sponsor Mrs. Williamson, Lisa Carey, Michelle Earl, Anita Webb, Tom Emigh. Dan Heighway, Joy Brown, Tammy Adams, Diane Sananstine. Third row, Terri Akey. Vicki Nicholson, Beth Creviston, Pat Powell, Michelle Tout, Teressa Parker, Cheryl Woodruff, Janet Williamson. Margaret Pollock, Fourth row, Relinda Myers, Connie Earl, Angi Brown, Bill Parker. Jan Hamilton. Nancy Shilts. Denice Honakcr. Fifth row, Randy Roberts. Kevin Land, Wayne Cox. Vonn McQuiston. Researches For Science Could Be Mad Scientists RESEARCHERS FOR SCIENCE, from left. Dan Heighway, Mart HOT CLUB, from left, Debbie Fisher, Cindy Newton, Jeannie Reyn- Brobeck, John Russell. olds, Kim Elmore, Tammy Seal, Helen Hamm, Jean McGough, Sponsor Mrs. Ranck. Teresa McClatchie. owe, x PS gif l52fClubs Chess Club Takes Lots Of T hought, Patience CHESS CLUB, front row, from left, David McQueen, Leslie Horr, Robbie Roberts, Darren Collett, Traci Butler, Jackie Urich. Second row, Randy Roberts, Kevin Land, Tony Lawhorn, Chad Langley, David Harris, Bryan Moore, Fred Morgan. Third row, Terri Yandl, Nancy Shilts, Kathy Laswell, Mary Ladd, Randy Campbell, Chris Murrah, Diana Sananstine. Fourth row, John Russell, Jennifer Dow, Jan Hamilton, Sam Hyre, John Longenecker, Paul Harris, Tim Frame, Sponsor Mr. Bussell. Fifth row, Max Adams, Matt Brobeck. FFA, front row, from left, Curt Railsback, Mike Stanley, Don Baker, Margaret Pollock, Jerry Radford, Scott Stemple, Bob Conyers, Darren Lacey, Rob Martin, Tim Bales, Bryan Smith, Kathy Terhaar, John Martin, Karen Hamm, Alan Wetzel, Kevin lngram, Brent Railsback, Kevan Wogoman, Kenny Mayberry. Second row, Mike Toschlog, John Bleill, Howard Turner, Tony Conners, David Bartram, Garth Hartman, Chris Bartram, Jerry McDermitt, John Huntington, Sponsor Mr. Burgess, Loree Dillman. .., :g,,, wi1,ewg,,:f,s, k ,sqm si F, lf 1N' A A wi, I ., -.g3L.'..,? 5,3541 v ' .1 t., , V ' I W, I t, s W , A X , ,wp ' ' Q1 -1, , 1- K t , v .K v A W , . N A . , 8 x K K,s.n - S . ,fu it ' ' , A ' Q i, V ' ,. T' M ,adv V' Clubsfl53 Concert Choir Will Host Choral Festival 6:0 CONCERT CHOIR. front row. from left, Carol Sharp. Vicki Wogoman, Jeff Huntington, Kevin Harvey, Angie Burke, Linda Mayberry. Second row. Amy Hiatt, Dcnice Honaker. Dennis Brown, Tina Hiatt. Michelle Earl. Third row. Belinda Cohce. Rhonda Cox, Sam Hyre, Mitch Burrow. Julie Malloris, Anita Webb. Fourth row, Pat Palmeri, Dona Cutler, John Longenccker, Max Adams. 'Q SOUND EXPRESS, sitting, from left, Belinda Cohee, Robbie Gauker, Tammy Adams. Standing, from left, Katy Retz, Tom Emigh, Trent Thorman, Linda Mayberry, Jeff Wickett, Melissa Mclntosh, John Longenecker, Shari Lovins, Jeff Huntington, Lisa Bell, Angie Burke, Troy Walters, Max Adams, Amy Hiatt, Mitch Burrow, Vicki Wogoman, Bill Parker, Denice Honaker, Kevin Harvey. l54fClubs QUT. DAMSELS, front row, from left, Lori Mullins, Liz George, Julie Collett, Second row, Karen Catey, Brenda Fuchs. Third row, Laurie Sheets, Cathy Cross, Michele Crist, Tammy George, Joyce Wright. Fourth row, Lora Brown, Sherri Cavin, Darla Honaker, Jennifer Harris. Fifth row, Carol Sharp, Deidre Bane, Melissa Ramey, Krissy Hubbell, Jody Farmer. Julie, Liz Take Hawaiian Trip To Hula Bowl BAND, front row, from left, Peter Frame, Beth Slattery, Michelle Creviston, Laura Redmeyer, Pam Sharp, Kara Hubbell, Lisa Soenen, Pam Mathews, Lisa Musselman, Rachel Sheeley. Second row, Jeannie Minniear, Angela Brown, Janet Williamson, Janet Rogers, Kim Newton, Traci Rogers, Susan Nichols, Nan Langley, Linda Hieger, Michelle Earl, Monica Shelton, Julie Malloris, Trent Myers, Steve Williams, David Ringley, Kim Hieger, Max Adams. Third row, David Mullins, Julie Brown, Pat Starn, Mike Wise, Greg Wise, Scott Pierce, Danny Mathews, Steve Tye, Scott Stemple, David Henson, Skip Moore, Robert Radford, Trent Thorman, Jerry Urich, Brian Kaufman. Fourth row, Brian Conner, Randy Adams, Keith Webster, Tom Emigh, Mark Robbins, Mike Roth, Don Baker, Rachel Devito, Todd Lewis, Dan Heighway. 4 Clubsfl55 1982 Lance staff, first row, left to right, Linda Mayberry, Lori Ward, Michelle Ramey, Beth Barker, Julie Jackson, Julie Collett. Second row, Nan Langley, Bob Conyers, Sherri Berry, Vicki Wogoman, Mike Bossert, Belinda Cohee, Pat Benner, Mike Benge. Time Moves On - Memories Last Forever A yearbook is a memory book, a setting down in print and picture the story of the current year. When this is done successfully, the events are for- ever fresh and new, the people pictured forever young, forever beautiful. The yearbook staff, photographers and advisor have done their best to create a yearbook that tells the story of the 1981-82 school year of North- eastem J unior-Senior High School. For there is much to tell, the story of a year that will remain forever a part of the lives of . . . students, teachers and co- workers. The story this yearbook tells is our story . . . of the people, by the people and for the people . . . of US in our times and our year. Today time moves swiftly on. The future beckons us and we may pause only briefly to dwell upon our year as we lived it here . . . in this volume. Each page of this book is filled with l56lEpilogue those special moments where time slipped by, but the memory will last a lifetime. I would now like to take this oppor- tunity to thank all the staff members and especially our advisor, Mr. Gary Cole. It was their hard work and deter- mination that made this yearbook pos- sible. There were times when we all felt like giving up, but with a lot of patience and dedication we pulled through. Room 6 is silent now. The type- writers are in their cases, pens and notebooks are stashed away, and the liquid paper cap is sealed tightly shut. We have made it- THIS is our crea- tion. I thank you all . . , Bd Beth Barker 1982 Editor fs 1 1982 Lance S taff Editor Beth Barker Daily Life Julie Jackson' Julie Collett Senior Linda Malyberry' Michelle amey Underclass Jerr Urich' Debbie Fisher Academics Barb Coddington' ' Sherri Berry Sports Mike Lipscomb' ' Belinda Cohee Steve Williams Clubs Pat Benner Lori Ward' ' Ads Vicki Wogoman' Chief Photographer Mike Bossert Photographers Nan Langley Micci Townsend Mike Benge Gary Nunn Bob Conyers John Russell Advisor Gary Cole 'Editors Mid-term seniors ..,,. ., 71,1 A - 1 ,. ' .1-pf-.---.' 351-ETJFZZ' ' JIU' . .v 'R 1 '5- --,gaqrvu ,L , V ' , xqwx -..Lg f 5 ,nu 3 - - 1, J ,JJ 2. -Q K -1 Z' ?'-?'f?':. , Qf5,,'ji Q , , r M M, 5, - fifiilz . f it ,J , 'ww'-v31,',::J.. : 2-1 M. 53.5525 3,.laL'F'l ' .. - ?-7 ,., .. -- 753155, ,1:mgr.1-: '- .- . ' 11.5 .1 --1,1 -1 4- ml qg. ' N -1-ff 'jriz' V 'Y ffl- TL? 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