Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

W q? $9 $5? 1 33:, m w smmemmmwmmw mm LESSON IN CLASS Presented by Students of N orthWood High ONE: Attainment of Panther Prestige . . . TWO: Survival of the Classroom ....... , THREE: Looks of Class ............ A F OUR: Organizations to be Aware of . . . 7 FIVE: Sporty Life ................ 1 SIX: Shops to be Seen at ............ 1 2XOPENING book for two unchallengable reasons. The first is that the study of LESSONS IN CLASS is the main proponent of our educational system. It is the reason that we daily enter the shining halls of Nor- thWood High. The second reason is that the students of NorthWood are themselves 3 LESSON IN CLASS, regardless of what activities they undertake. Whether they are in the classroom itself or making their way in the areal worldll, NorthWood students are, and will always be, the epitome of class. It is our hope in presen- ting this book that those who would like to study the pro- ud Panthers might be enlighted by our LESSONS IN CLASS. L ESSONS IN CLASS is the theme of our 86 year- OPENINGIS x '4 ,u 1.0,, 14,4, V mvxSiOms s rain poured down on the fans, Angie Whetstone was named the 1985 NorthWood Homecoming Queen. Although the weather did not cooperate the evening was a success. Amid the frequent downpours and chilling wind, the senior float was proclaimed winner. Before the game students participated in a pep-rally and a powder puff football game in which the Juniors were the victors. Last yearhs Queen Carey Shifflett crowned Angie as the football team rolled on to victory defeating Bremen on a muddy field. Angie will be back to crown the next NorthWood Homecoming Queen. AbHomecoming Queen Angie Whetstone with escort N athan Ross. AFreshmen, Sophomore, and Junior can- didates wait patiently for the queen to be announced. bThe 1985 Homecoming Court and Queen Angie Whetstone. GtHOMECOMING AThe 1985 Homecoming Court. Senior candidate Stephanie Swanson and cort TonySwihart. CongramLm ing the 1985 Homecoming Queen Angir Whetstone. HOMECOMINGI7 The annual all school variety show, PANTHERS ON PARADE, was a great success again this year. Many students displayed their talents in numerous ways. They sang, acted, and played instruments. There were solos and group performances, all in a Wide variety of settings and situa- tions. As is the case every year, Nor- thWood students once again proved that they do indeed have talent. Emcees for 198586 PANTHERS ON PARADE Jolynn Hunsberger, Susan Graber, and Kelley Steph Swanson, Jo Hunsburger, and Jun were seniors Abby Lelle andKeith Eby. Eby display their talents. Johnson do a great job performing for t audience. CHPANTHERS ON PARADE 448teph Swanson 8: Keith Eby beg for money for the blind. 4Jennifer Weaver, Julie Ramer, Monica Ramer, Lisa Replogle, and Kris Miller do their version of a barbershop quartet. VJulie Ramer, Lisa Replogle, Hollie Vorhis, Shelly Spurgeon, Rhonda Yoder, and Judie Johnson look comfy and ready for bedtime. Hwymwwm W Wm AAShades-A variety of shapes and designs give the illusion of being a stud? AFlowered pants are definitely in! bVariety! But Reeboks are what everybody thatfs anybody wears! IWFASHION TRENDS Lots of mousse makes the styles What they re this year. SWATCHES! Fun to wear, fun to show. AThe fashionable beret tops any outfit. VShaker Sweaters keep you warm and in style. FASHION TRENDS l 1 gr B' 0; T by Say You ' - Climax FAVORIT- 1. Corvette 2. Porsche 3. Camaro COL R 1. BIue 2. Pink 3. Red AFootball players Jon Andrews, Mark Ingle, Ken Fervida and Scott Smeltzer show their spirit in a unique way. DErica Stephens gets into the Panther spirit. VIs Curt Sisco really in the spirit? 1 4ISPIRIT most spirited at NorthWood High? Devon Weldy and Rage 1' EM is x eyball players are so modest! Con at , I sectional. gr 5 to the team this year for SPIRITI 1 5 bbShow us those undies, Keith! PJames Thurberts grandfather, tKeith EbyL plays chess With himself. VSteph Swanson plays the perfect sweetheart. VkThe Thurber family is a wreck after ex- perimenting with the horseless carriage. ' n .......... Rex Holdem J im Wenger e , nd Girl . . . Stephanie Gonzal nt Director . . . . Jesse Pressle r ............ Steve Phillips 16tFALL PLAY ttAmusing - yet serious themes? ttWhat a life that J ames Thurber must have lead? ttI couldn,t believe how funny Keith was as the grandfatherV ttHow about Theresa? She played the lunatic mother role perfectly? These were just a few of the things ut- tered after the performance of our fall play, JABBERWOCK, Which played at NorthWood High School on November 8 e 9, 1985. AATheresa Ramer plays the lunatic, Mrs. Thurber, in the story of James Thurberes family. 4Tish Kollever plays the perfect Wino! Who would have guessed, Tish?? AJennifer Weaver, an impatient teacher, demonstrates the use of a microscope to Kel- ly Newcomer. FALL PLAYl17 school year? Of course, the usual college plans, exams, class requirements, and sports schedules are filling their thoughts. However, NorthWood students are involved in far more. They are concerned about their world, their en- vironment outside of their beloved school. Here are a few notebook excerpts from the invloved students of NWHSA What are the students at NorthWood thinking about during their 1985-1986 As the day drew closer, the hours grew longer; Filling my heart with eager anticipation Of the day and the hour that I could flee The world of cold and frustration, And feel the warmth of the sand by the sea. es in the air, in the sea, Nathan ROSS in every opportunity Heis the God of love I The creator who st 1 i F ' - - above 1 RAMBO A movie called Rambo I saw gseiitiglrizgtgttlhggrthe Pope Though then he had broken hlSJaW His promises are never broke Keep ShOOtlng today Eternity through him-itis no jok And blow them away Hets my solace, my resting place We,ll fight for some peace and the law. FOT all the problems, WithOUt hi Lisa Phipps I couldntt face Full of kindness and compassion Tenderness is His fashion Hetll save you from this world dark Steal you from deathis ignit' spark If only youill receive And with your heart my lovi Savior do believe. Jolynn Hunsberger and Carolyn Miller candidly discuss their futures and the problems that may arrive. Greg Mullet develops his music interests through electric guitar. 18 t NORTHWOOD NEWS Phet Inthivong interests in art stem far beyond NorthWood. y Prayer M I tire of selfish goals in vain I keep, The goal, a dream of something far away. A goal, a lie, a selfish wish I speak. The lie begins to spread much like decay. My mind a dungeon dark and full of fear. Locked inside a darkened world of lies, I listen but I seldom ever hear. My soul in constant anguish loudly cries. Lord, to the cross I cling but you are gone. Lord, save my wretched soul. For me you died. The darkness of my mind now sees the dawn. Lord help me that my boastful tongue Illl hide. And let me not the dreaming conquerer be, But let me just his humble servant be. 1...--J n that one fateful day the shuttle flew, It soared with all our souls into the air, And as our pride went up into the blue, The pride became the source of our despair. Our stricken hearts were filled with grief to see The tall and mighty shuttle in mid-air, Become a fiery ball of space debris And tumble back to earth in despair. Amid the turmoil, though, were seven lives And every single one of them was lost, So now does NASA struggle to survive And live through the remaining holocaust. Oh how I long to hear those engines roar And see the shuttle in the air once more. Dan Berger 4- here? lOr better yet, 1 Why?l Where has all the beau- ty gone? That used to grace this place. A sacrifice to the gods of war, Made up of flowers and lace. r Where have all the ladies gone? Ones men could call their own. With civil tongues and eyes that say, Youlll never be alone. Where have all the childeren gone? They are not in their beds. Theylve went off to fight the war, And some of them are dead. Where has all the pity gone? It was thrown away with glee. For when men whisper that word called llwarll, They think only glory. Daniel Pressler J b7 Michelle Porter, Christi Ramer. and Angie Stouder will always stand their ground no matter what the confrontation. NORTHWOOD NEWS I19 A LESSON IN LOVE he moment that everyone was waiting for - the 1 crowning of the 1986 Sweetheart King and Queen. This yearts king candidates were Tom Myers, Tim Smith, and Kurt Dyck. The queen candidates were Amy Hostetter, Steph Swanson, and Melanie Hess. The announce- ment was made, Tim Smith was named king. Steph Swanson was then announced the new reigning queen. The evening was topped with the victory over Wawasee. Flower carrier and crown bearer for the ceremony were Brooks and Betsy Blosser. Next year Tim and Steph will be back to crown the next NorthWood Sweetheart King and Queen. 3 i AbSteph Swanson and Tim Smith announced as 1986 Sweetheart Kigg and Queen. AQueen candidates Amy Hostetter and Melanie Hess talk to Cheryl Umbaugh after the ceremony. 20 T SWEETHEART i i E t K ,3: AUnderclassmen attendents Brett Gessinger escorts Liddy Brown, C- ' Schrock escorts Ann Klopfenstein, and Scott Birk escorts Dara Stickel. 44Mary Finnigan congratulates Steph Swanson. 4Betsy and Brooks Blosser walk down the long carpet carrying the crown and flowers. A4The 1986 King and Queen and their court. ALast year's queen Kami Gessinger and this yearhs queen Steph Swanson. 44Senior candidate Amy Hostetter and her escort Tom Myers. dSenior candidate Melanie Hess and her escort Kurt Dyck. SWEETHEART h 21 22 MUSIC MUSIC 23 DJessica Billey seems to be enjoying herself aibng with he! date The students decided to have the prom catered this year by Dal-Mar catering. The theme was TAU My Love and the mm 86 was a big success at Nor- L , 1 ,1 ' thWood and enjoyed by all who ' L ' ' L ' ' : participated both in the prom -, , g L , . L, Itself and also the decorating committee. ' chosen colors were purple and silver. L' A4The teachers seem to be enjoying themselves at the prom. DPhil Jenkins and Hollie Vorhis look cute as they sit down and relax for awhde. 24 1 PROM x 481mm; 'Kimbourg'h Prom Night. iFiedJasupIand 1 rec Eb : ma L King and Queen. ' ' GRADUATION!!! n May 23, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. 114 students graduated in the class of 1986 plus 3 0 exchange students. The class colors were pink and grey and, fittingly, the flower was the pink rose. The class chose the motto, HT0 strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Dan Burgerls speech was the epitome of the class motto and will not long be forgotton by the audience. We wish the class of 86 luck in their future and hope they will always remember their years at NorthWOOd with a smile. ADDanny Sawyer proudly leaves the auditorium. ANancy Ely and Tim Schrock are all smiles after graduation. 26 XGRADUATION 4Tim Smith and Scott Crist look pensive as the reflect on their school years. Hey, guys-Iighten up 4Dan Burger shares his thoughts on life afte NorthWOOd High School. GRADUATION h 27 W wwwwfwwwdw' , ewwwmy , W wMJvMW MW'FM i i E School The essence of school is a bore It leaves you desiring no more The day moves like a snail As if you're injail And getting good grades is a chore. Abby Lelle 1 32.2w? 5;, i3: 31,4243 1.2,35? ecause 0f NorthWood being in the area that it is, agriculture is a Vital area of education. Many students plan to pursue farming as a career in the future. Com- puters are becoming more widespread and can be very helpful to a farmer. bFred J essup and Bryan Hunsburger try concentrating on their work. VWorking hard, right Ed? orthWoodts art program offers a variety of courses for those creative students. The classes that are offered include Hobby Crafts, J ewelry, Drawing, Painting, and Commercial Art. When the year nears itts end, the students prepare and display their complete work to the school and the public at the Art Show. There is a variety of talent displayed shown in the many drawings, paintings, and many other projects entered. There are many ribbons given out to the students who have displayed their talents the best in the eyes of the judges. 4 Jessica Billey works very hard to fmish her painting. V4 Art class is fun, but it takes lots of hard work and talent. ART t31 hath that flash out in the middle of the football field? The bright, shining and wet instruments of the Scarlet Guard? YOU BETH Practicing and performing in the rain to earn their well-deserved awards this year. With Jolynn Hunberger and Judie Johnson as Drum Majors, they won a first at the Con- cord Invitational out bf four schools. They earned a First Division at District Contest. The Highlights earned Best Auxilary in Class C at District. The Scarlet Guard earned a Second Division at Regional Con- test, missing a First Division by less than half a point. The band participates in three concerts a year plus working on orchestra music for musicals for Drama, Jazz Band, and District and State Ensemble Contests in February. The band went on a trip to Cedar Point Amusement Park in San- dusky, Ohio, in May. AbGreg Mullet ttjamsT, for the students at a basketball game. PThe jazz band plays at the Christmas Concert. VCathy Wing and J olynn Hunsberger puzzle over their music while playing for a basketball game. 32 t BAND 4Paul Milliman directs the band during class time. 4Jim Kulp raps, for spirit during a basketball game. VThe Scarlet Guard and the Highlights combine for another award-winning show. AFIRST ROW: Jennifer Hershberger, Kim Randolph, Tracy Mitchell, Lynn Geyer, Dawn Showalter, Marrie Schuh, Samantha Kezar, Mary Ingram, Lori Geyer, Missie Marvel, Sue Herstein. SECOND ROW: Drum Major; J olynn Hunsberger, Troy Stemen, Jamee Weldy, J eff Yoder, J De Beath, Devon Weldy, Laqrale Snyder, Karen Moore, Dawn Schult, Amy Stankovich, Brad Balasa, Jim Kulp, J ohn Phipps, Greg Mullet, Regina Stapleton, Corrie Metzler, Drum MaJOI; Judie Johnson. THIRD ROW: Kelly Stuckman, Danielle Adams, Christine'LaRue, Cheryl Boyer, Chris Roose, Gina Culp, Theresa Maurer, Brian Metzler, Amy Mills, Don Reynolds, Cara Meinert, Shelley Spurgeon, Lidy Brown, Lynae Krull, Connie Schrock, Amber Weldy, Kathy Klotz. FOURTH ROW: Sarah Beeson, Kellee J ackson, Roxane Pesci, Myron Yoder, Susan Lehman, Doug Schrock, Jeannine Wing, Kathy Wing, Eric Allen, Kathy Dougherty, Dan BFYEGT, Doug Berger, Cathy Beeson, Stacie Spurgeon, Mark Kezar, Angie Grimm, Tracy Clark. FIFTH ROW: Scott Metzler, Kevin Snyder, Mark Kauffman, Bxll Lechlitner, Matt Smock, Todd Miller, Paul Maples, John Duesler, David Pierce, Rob Blucker, Kelly Newcomer, Cwyn Weldy, Roger Goss, Rick Kennel, Steve Slabaugh, Scott Beer, Lisa Dean, Matt Miller. BAND 33 round NorthWood, business classes have always been very popular because of the wide varie- ty of classes that it offers. NorthWood offers such classes as business law, typ- ing, shorthand, general business, ac- counting and salesmanship. And with the computers available, computer training has been a part of the business department, making even more students interested in these areas. bJeff Lengacher types away on a business computer. VTyping two is always busy. 4Kirk Beer thinks he,s dying, while Lisa Replogle tries to assist him. V4Margie Parker tries her best to sell a coat to Minna Lehtovaara. VKen Helmuth and Mitch Evers check out a Firestone radial tire. AMr. Carter tries on his new fir coat! BUSINESS H35 AA ROW 1: Diane Loucks, Shannon Kulp. ROW 2: Mindy Wolf, Teri Stahley, Jeanine Wing, Gwen Weaver, Tara Paulus, Melissa Flora, Amanda Miller, Shanda Fritz. ROW 3: Michelle Weldy, Pam Young, Cheri Moser, Christy Mahin, Monica Ramer, Traci Cleveland, Dina Stickle, Kristi Dyck, Jessi Stillson, Jenni Fletcher, Chrissy Jessup, Stacy Spurgeon, Nicole Porter. ROW 4: Londi Crist, Laura Culp, Andi Hoover, Joy Moore, Dena Lape. VF ROW 1: Susie Ratliff, Jill Williams, Stephanie Gonzales, Jennifer Dunn, Pam Detwiler. ROW 2: Melodie Graber, Sheri Miller, Cheryl Clark, Janet Stringfellow, Erica Stevens, J 0y Detwiler. ROW 3: Phil Slabaugh, Scott Smeltzer, J odi BeMiller, Amy Randolf, Sara Martin, J ane Hartman, Dale Dubbs. ROW 4: Jackie Bordon, David Pitney, Scott Davidhizer, Jim Brown, Andy Vorhis, Corey Hershberger. ROW 5: Lisa Phipps, Bill Pletcher, Rhonda Martin, Berin Watson, Dent Myers, David Anderson. LAST ROW: Jerry Hershburger, Kevin Eyer. Opposite page, bottom: FRONT ROW: Todd Firestone, Shelly Myers, Shelley Spurgeon, Shelly Carter, Hollie Vorhis, Trisha Smith, Kelly Eby, Julie Ramer, Trevor Paulus. MIDDLE ROW: Rhonda Yoder, Richard Culp, Jennifer Weaver, Steph Comer, Mitch Evers, Toni Simois, Natalie Ross, Scott Smeltzer, Nichole Mishler. BACK ROW: Angie Mullet, Kirk Beer, Susan Graber, Judy Johnson, Keith Eby, Steph Swanson, Dan Berger, Missy Slabaugh, Danny Sawyer, Lisa Replogle. 36 : CHOIR o, that,s all wrong Sopranos you,re off pitch Letls get our steps together start overlll some of the things said by Mrs. Gillam this year during choir classes and Dawn- ing Generation. The choirs and D.G. have been very busy this year. They participated in Panthers on Parade, llThe Sounds of Christmasll, Solo and Ensemble Con- test, and llA Spring Celebration? a These were ' Trebletones and Choralaires also sang in the commencement ceremony. D.G. had a busy Christmas season. They had 13 performances. They also competed at the Watseka Swing Choir Invitational and finished 8th out of 18 choirs. Good job Choralaires, Trebletones, and Dawning Generation! CHOIR l 37 38 E.A.C.C. - tainsamgug- :- .- . oreign language-an enriching experience! Freshmen, imagine being able to read and totally understand poetry by famous individuals such as Jose Marti. Let,s give it a try-many weathered Spanish students could recite this one in their sleep! Yo soy un hombre sincero de donde crece 1a palma, y antes de morirme quireo echar mis versos del alma . . . VShelly Metger experiments in language lab. FOREIGN LANGUAGE 39 ome Economics has become more than ttstitchini and stir- rinVi Students may choose to learn about Interpersonal Relationships and examine the responsibilities of Mar- riage and Family Living. Also, the challenges and joys of parenting can become a reality for students who prepare for this role in Child Develop- ment. These students get to ttnutureii an egg for a week to test their patience and readiness for the 24-hour job of Parenting. A semester in Consumer Education can help you take charge of your thoughts and feelings in the marketplace and control decision making and spending. Your future home is probably the single largest purchase you will ever make. Mrs. Falest Housing class is help- ing many students prepare wisely for this big decision. Students in Foods classes study nutri- tion and meal planning. Food prepara- tion is carried on in our six beautiful kit- chens. In addition, students plan and carry out a formal dining experience and have a three-day home cooking project. All these classes are designed to strengthen the skills that lead to a more satisfying life. V Home Ec isnit just for girls, is it Scott Warren? AA Dawn Fisher enjoys playing with the young A Heidi Hess teaches Erin a lesson in art. children during her home-ec class. h IND. ARTS ndustrial Arts classes are popular among many as students realize the importance of knowing how to draw plans for construction, then know- ing how to build from those plans; or learning to fix a car that wonht run. In Graphic Arts, programs and pamphlets are printed for use by the school or clubs and organizations. Many students enroll in Woods classes, where they make cabinets, gun racks, or other useful household items. Amps, watts, and volts AME Geyer teRCheS are all an integral part of electronics giiwsctggigify. how to class. Knowing what these terrhs mean is necessary in order to work w1th elec- trical equipment. Drafting students develop working plans for various projects. 4 W h a t a n i n - dustrious team. h h magination is as valuable as educationhboth need constant development throughout life? Woods teachex? INDUSTRIAL ARTS h 41 emember how you thought :Ijhg Pearl would never end? How about the monstrous butterflies before your first speech? Did anyone tire of Mr. Allenis Shakespeare quotes? or Mr. Prinkertis Greek and Latin roots? Has anyone actually retained them in their long term memory? Here is a win- ner! Pretend that you are given the op- portunity to rewrite a composition for expos. Would you? Thought not. But these are some of our most unforgettable memories at NorthWood High, and a basic part of our cherished English curriculum. Poetry Writing poems would be fun, If I could get them done; Words never rhyme, Itis such a crime, To assign this task to anyone. 42 i ENGLISH A4Carrie Trocchio concentrates on her English assignments. ADTroy Andrews patiently listens during class. 4Deanna Grayhill uses her visual aids to demonstrate for her speech. AStudious class, right? ath classes are fast becoming the most important academic classes at NorthWood. The field has expanded to include more variety. Computers have become a ma- jor part of Math and students may start taking these classes in lower grdes. The teachers responsible for instruc- ting Math subjects are Miss Burkholder, Mr. Gerber, Mr. Johns, Mr. Walter, and Mr. Weaver. Requirements have in- creased in Math, requiring 4 credits or 2 years to graduate. J on Andrews checks his paper against the key. Freshmen listen intently to Mr. Walter in Algebra. Math requires a lot of listening, as Traci Cleveland demonstrates. MATH 43 r l l h h rs. Larson, Mother thinks I should sit out today. Ilm on the verge of getting a cold. You wouldnlt believe this, but I have an acute disorder that exercise of any kind will automatically activate and PH break out in hives. I donlt look good with hives? These are excuses that we have all us- ed at one time or another. The course is usually enjoyed by all however. In addi- tion, to the required freshmen course, many courses are offered to up- perclassmen who would like to specialize in a certain area of fitness. A Brandon Hoffer makes the sweetest P.E. participant. D Kandi Hostetler and Jodi Ketchum are active participants in advance classes. Let's see some action girls! 44 lP.E. ey, does anyone remember the fragrance of formaldehyde that desended upon us from Mr. Neffs room? The shark disection was one of the main highlights of the Biology 11 class last year. Physics and Chemistry students spent about one-third of class time doing labs and learning to use a wide variety of instruments. N orthwood also offers Biology I, Basic Biological Science, Human Physiology, Physical Science, and Biochemistry. Science mainly teaches scientific methods of reasoning. It attempts to teach students how to ask questions and observe things, and go about answering things in a scientific way. This hopefully will help students when they reach col- lege in the field of problem solving. AdHollie Vorhis gives us a smile while she is doing her lab. AbSynneve Pederson and Rhonda Buck are enjoying themselves during Mr. Zerchefs class. 4Tim Smith and Tom Myers are diligently concentrating on their Chemistry lab. AttWhat? I dontt believe you?' Keith Eby says as he questions Mrs. Rita Hamish. SCIENCE t 45 46 X SOCIAL STUDIES t912-30-18, it still wont open? ttMaybe this is the wrong locker? HOops, this is the wrong class? ttSorry Pm late. These are some of the strug- gles that parents face during the dreaded Swap Day. Swap Day is the day in Which students get parents or other adults to come in to school for them. The parents, for a half-day, muddle through the i classes for the student. This day brings back many memories from past decades. While parents are at school, the students are at home sleeping in and watching their favorite soap operas. However student council and cadet- teaching students help show parents around throughout the day. Swap Day gives parents a chance to see what Nor- thwood High School has to offer. K a 1, SWAP DAY X 47 KARRIE ANN AINSWORTH , JAMES LEROY, ; ANGLEMYER : BRENDA MICHELLE : J ' BEATH MELISSA KAY BECK , , - KIRK ALAN BEER DANIEL-JESSE BERGER GARY EUGENE BERKEY CAMI MICHELLE BETHEL , JAsoN LAVONBOLEY, JEFFREY WADE L BOLLMAN STEVENLYNN ,L BONTRAGER JEFFREY ALLEN A BRIDENSTINE- SUZANNE KAY BROVONT MICHAEL RAY BROWN SHELLY RENE CARTER CMARCIA LYNN CHAPMAN SCOTT EDWARD CLARK TIM ALLEN CLARK TODD MERRILL CLEVELAND PAULA KAY COMER I 50lSENIORS SCOTT; ANDREW CRIST ' , , RENAE DAWN CULP vSTEVEN MATTHEW , v CUTCHIN ,; , MICHAEL LEE DISHER KURT ANDREW DYCK KEITHVEUGENE EBY KELLEY SUE EBY TRACY ANN EBY RUSTY ALLEN ELLIOTT NANCY MARIE ELY DONALD JOE FISHER SCOTT EUGENE FISHER CORINNA FRIEDRiCH KATHRYN ELAINE GEIGER DAVID LEE GEORGE ' TODD CRISTIAN GERBER 1986 SENIOR SURVEY AAPrettiest Eyes: Christy Ramer 8t Kurt Dyck AMost Talented: J olynn Hunsburger 81 Dan Berger AbFriendliest: Amy Hostetter Doyle Stump bCutest: Wanda Swihart 8: Todd Cleveland DDCIass Couple: Heidi Hess 8: Tom Myers 52lSENIOR SURVEY 44Most Athletic: Missy Beck 8: Scott Crist dBast All Around: Steph Swanson 8: Keith Eby VBest Dressed: Angie Whetstone 8: Joas ' ost Like ' to Succeed: Carolyn Miller 8: g Doug Schrock SENIOR SURVEYI53 SCOTT MICHAEL GINGERICH J ULIE ANN GOFF MICHAEL DEAN GONGWER SUSAN RAE GRABER MICHAEL LEE GRIMM THAD DOUGLAS GROVE CATHY J O HAHN TAMARA J OAN N HANEY SHELLEY LYNN HARRIS RENEE DAWN HENSCHEN RICHARD EVERETT HERSHBERGER HEIDI SUE HESS MELANIE SUE HESS J ODINE LUCINDA HILTY REX ALLEN HOCHSTEDLER WILLIAM GLENN HOLDEMAN SMSENIORS EDUCATION by Dan Berger yo why do we go to our school? To sit in class and misbehaveT' yOh now I heard my teacher say, Thafs not why you should come each day? But then why do I come each day? Am I to socialize with friendSTy ,'Oh, no,n again my teacher said, To socialize is not the end. But then why are we all here now? Is it to be an athlete strong? And then again the feared response, Oh no, but we mix brains and brawn? If you do mix these two toge,er Then why do some have only one? Are they too blind to comprehend Or do they come to just have fun? Q MORRIS GENE HOOVER AMY J O HOSTETTER BRYAN LAMAR HUNSBERGER J OLYNN KAY HUNSBERGER RAMONA LEE HUNSBERGER HAN H HOU HUYNH JAMES RICHARD J ENKINS JACLYN DUFOUR JESSE FRED WILLIAM J ESSUP DAVID ALEXANDER KENDALL ERICA DAWN KLOPFENSTEIN KATHY SUE KLOTZ JOHN CARLTON KNIESLY LETITIA ELLEN KOLLEVER SUSAN MARIE LEHMAN MINNA ANNE-MARIE LEHTOVAARA ABIGAIL ANN LELLE MARY KATHRYN LEMLER CRIS EUGENE MANGES TODD WAYNE MARTIN SENIORSI55 9$ THE WORLD, HOW BLEAK I THE STAGNANT AIR IS FILL . THE FORESTS WHICH ONCE T; ARE NOW CONSUMED WITH M THE STREAMS WHICH FLOWE I AND TRICKLED DOWN THE MO HAVE LOST THEIR SPARKLE AN i WITH FLOATING TRASH AND GA I 1 THE EARTH WHICH NEVER ONCE ITS SOIL, ONCE RICH WITH NUTRIE CAUSED GREED AMONG ITS MEN : THE EARTH TO STEAL ITS PRECIO 5; BUT IN ALL THINGS GODES PLANS A AND MAYBE, THROUGH MY HELP, 3- DAN BERGER TIMOTHY SCOTT MCCLURE CAROLYN SUE MILLER KATHE RINE J UNE MILLER KEVIN RON MILLER SHEILA AN N MILLER TODD HAROLD MILLER SCOTT LAMAR MORNINGSTAR ANGELA LYNN MULLETT J ACKIE LYNN MYERS THOMAS JAMES MYERS THERESA ANN OTTO DEBRA LYNN PARKER CATHY ANNE PEDLER GERALD EDWIN PENTON LISA ANN PHIPPS DENISE LYNN FLETCHER MICHELLE RENEE PORTER DONNA LEE PRESCOTT JESSE DANIEL PRESSLER KIM SUE PRIEST SSISENIORS STEVEN JACK RALSTON CHRISTINE RENEE RAMER THERESA JO RAMER TONYA RENEE RAMER PENNY LOUISE RENSBERGER DONALD RICHARD RE YNOLDS TRACY LEANNE RHODES TROY DEAN RIDER PAMELA KAY RINK BARBARA ANN ROHRER DEBRA SUE ROHRER CHRISTINE ELAINE ROOSE NATHAN MICHEL ROSS DANNY ERIC SAWYER BRIAN LEE SCHMUCKER DOUGLAS BRIAN SCHROCK SENIORSI59 Gary Ber Cami Bet: ay, or Ball State J eff Boll Suzanne B Shelley Ca Manchester College Marcia Chap n - Elkhart Beauty College Scott Clark Work $ 60lFUTURE PL ?College Amy Hostetter - Manchester College ndiana University L oshen College Manchester or Depauw Purdue diana Central University - Manchester College FUTURE PLAN Sl61 MARION LYNN seamen TIMOTHY RAY SCHROCK , PHILIP'NEIL SLABAUGH - JACKLLAMAR smm TIM A. SMITH TRISHA LOUISE SMITH ERIC HUGH LSMOCK TODD ARLEN STAHLY ' DONALD STEFFEN JAMES ALLEN STICHTER , ANGELA DAWN STOUDER H ' HEIDI ELIZABETH ' ' STUART DOYLE KURTIS STUMP ' MARK STEVEN L STUTZMAN , E' STEPHANIE LYNNE , SWANSON MICHAEL ANTHONY - SWIHART WENDA MARIE SWIHART RICHARD E. TAYLOR III ECANTHELIAVZSUSSANNA THOMAS MATTHEW ASA TOBIAS -J62ISENIORS HENNING ALEXANDER UHLIG CHERYL ANN UMB'AUGH GARY UREDNICK SCOTT DOUGLAS WARREN JOAS S. WEIRICH JR SALLY ANN WELDY J UDITH LYNN WENGER ROBIN B. WENGER ANGELA JEANNE WHETSTONE , PHILIP WHETSTON E JOSEPH LEE WHITE KRISTEN LYNN WILLIAMS CATHARINE ELIZABETH WING , L DAVID WYSONG , PAUL ANTHONY YODER ROXANNA YODER Noi' PICTURED: GREGORY ALAN BAILEY J EFFREY ALAN HAGEN HELEN MARIE BENEDICT TROY HAHN MICHAEL DANIEL ALLEN FISHER THOMAS SLATER snmonsrsa i a $ x THE LESS0N INC NASSR : SENIOR OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COUNCIL M M wmwmwam , 4rSenior Officers: Kurt Dyck, Wenda Swihart, Tom Myers. 4Senior Executive Council members listen to instruction for the Senior Parade from police officer. VSponsors Bill Swigert and Rick Coffin observe council members in action. SENIORS 65 TOURING EUROPE! hile many NorthWood students spent their sum- mer working at jobs, going to the dunes, getting tans, or just tthanging outll, J essica Billey was busy practicing her violin and rehearsing with a symphony. She put in many hours of practice getting ready for a three week tour of Europe! July 18th was the beginning of the tour which included seven countries: England, France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, West Germany, and The Netherlands. Their first concert was outside in Tunbridge Wells, near London. Un- fortunately, it rained and after playing three numbers, they retreated to the bus. In Paris, they met a high school band from Ohio that was staying in the same hotel. It was amazing to be on the other side of the world and see someone from lthomell. As the symphony traveled through Europe, J essica saw many exciting sights: Picadilly Circus in London; Eiffel Tower and The Louvre in Paris; she was also able to hear the Pope! After spending three weeks making many new friends, it was hard to return home but the memories of the tour will linger on. Eric Adams Krystal Adkins J on Andrews Troy Andrews Sherry Anglemyer Kristi Baker Bryan Barr Michele Beck Cathy Beeson Laura Bellman Mike Bennett Sarah Beeson J essica Billey Scott Birk Kelly Blevins Sean Bolt J eff Boyer Bryon Brovont I 66 xwmons h Julia Brovont Brian Buss Steven Chrisman Christine Chupp Cheryl Clark J effrey Clouse Michelle Clupper Steve Cormican Leah Creech J ustine Crilow Todd Crowder Richard Culp Joy Detweiler Kathy Dougherty Ray Duesler Melissa Egolf Krystal Ellis Mitch Evers Kevin Eyer Deann Farmwald Jody Feltis Ken Fervida Teresa Fink Mary Finnigan Dawn Fisher Chad Flickinger Dave Flickinger Cheryl Freed Anna Gall Kirk Garner Dario Gessinger Tami Gochenour Doug Goff l JUNIORS l67 7 Deanna Graybill Bryan Hahn Philip Hahn Kellie Hand Cindy Harter Bradley Hartpence Michael Heckaman Ken Helmuth Kevin Herschberger J erry Hershberger J effrey Higginbotham Rene Hill Shannon Hoffer Annette Homes Linda Hoover Kandi Hostetler Christina Hunsberger Mark Ingle Phet Inthivong Steve Isbell Judie J ohnson Robert J uarez Matt Karns Donna Kelsey Richard Kennell Donna Klotz J erry Klotz Terrie Klotz J im Kulp Bill Lechlitner Laura Lechlitner J eff Lengacher Mike Lloyd Michael Marks - es UUNIORS Teresa Martin Trisha Martz Melissa Marvel Ruth Mast Teresa Maurer Terri Mealer Cara Meinert Carla Miller Carolyn Miller Duane Miller Dustin Miller J eff Miller Keith Millet Kevin Miller Kris Miller Ryan Miller Nichole Mishler Karen Moore Rebecca Morin Greg Mullett Kelly N ewcomer Todd Newcomer Scott Nickerson J eanette Nissley SPIRIT! SPIRIT! nce again NorthWood students demonstrated what spirit really means. Spirit is defined as having a lot of energy and everyone sure did. The halls were decorated throughout the year for the support of many ac- tivities. Spirit days were also planned to fire up the teams and just for fun. Going to sport events, attending dances, having pep rallies, and getting intM spirit days, it is all a part of spirit and pride at NWHS. JUNIORS me I J .D. Null J Odie Null Alexander Orn Ron Paul Trevor Paulus Bryan Pettifor Dawn Phipps David Pierce Ed Pippenger Karen Preston Kim Preston Mark Priest Tami Ralston Brian Ramer J ulie Ramer Robert Rensberger Lisa Replogle Gary Robinson Allen Rohrer Amy Schult Matt Schwartz Troy Schwartz Dawn Showalter Julie Slabaugh Rodney Slagle Scott Slusser Scott Smeltzer Trenton Smith Lauralee Snider Melilssa Speicher Shelly Spurgeon Richard Stahley Amy Stankovich Regina Stapleton J im Steffen Brian Stewart Dara Stickel Rex Tobias Carolyn Trocchio Lisa Troup Mary Vickory Leth Visetsouk - 70 wumoas g Hollie Vorhis Angie Weaver Gayle Weaver J ennifer Weaver Rod Weaver Todd Weaver Devon Weldy J amie Weldy Kari Wenger Phil Wilson Patty Winslow Rhonda Yoder Todd Yoder LASS of 68799 Class Officers: Karen Preston, Phil Wilson, Kim Preston NOT PICTURED: Corrie Metzler Brad Sterling Khris Wise Mike Woolley l- JUNIORS 71 J ennifer Andrews Randy Anglemyer Chris Bean J 0e Beath J ack Beck Scott Beer J odi BeMiller Chris BeMiller Doug Berger Apryl Bitting Brandon Blosser Rob Blucker Jack Bond J ackie Borden Kevin Borkholder Cheryl Brooks Rhonda Buck Sherry Bumworth Keith Bush Tracy Clark Stephanie Comer Greg Cripe Rod Croy Scott Davidhizer Tina Davis Lisa Dean Tammy Deardorff Pam Detwiler Leonard Diamond J ody Dohner Dale Dubbs J ennifer Dudley J ohn Duesler Jennifer Dunn - 7W Sophomores BEING A SOPHOMORE lass rings . . . Biology . . . Sweet 16 . . . License . . . 165 all part of being a sophomore. L, The class ring is a very exciting part of your sophomore year. IVs more than just a symbol, it,s a reminder of many happy memories at NorthWood. Probably the most important and exciting part of your sophomore year is being Sweet Sixteen and getting your license. Beth Ely Dave Ely Ty Feilds Todd Firestone Curt Flickinger Traci Flickinger Mark Flora ' Tad Freed Kent Frenger J ohn Geiger Mark Geiger Ken Goff Stephanie Gonzales Roger Goss Melodie Graber Matthew Graff Tom Griffen Eric Grove Lisa Hahn Wendy Hahn Tena Haney J ane Hartman Scott Hartman Brian Heckaman SOPHOMORES 73 - iiCHANGE OF MINDW eet Andy, Greg, Joe, James, and Mitch, the band members! Andy Stump has been playing the drums for ten years; Greg Mullett plays the bass and electric guitar and also plays for uCarpentefs Toolisii; Joe Hossler plays the keyboard and background vocals; James Garner plays the guitars and has played in many other bands; Mitch Evers is the lead vocal and is ac- tive in Choir and D.G. here at NWHS. The band writes some of their own songs with a Christian message and play songs by other secular rock groups. They plan to keep play- ing for dances and parties. One of their goals is to get into Young American Showcase and play for Free Fare! Good Luck, guys! Anita Helmuth Rob Henschen James Hepler Jennifer Hershberger J im Hess Sue Hirstein Jim Hollar Stephen Holmes Devon Hoover Herb Hoover Trent Hostetler Mary Ingram Rusty J ones J odi Ketcham Mark Kezar Neil King Ann Klopfenstein Shane LaGuardia Christine LaRue Tasha Lechlitner Roger Lehman Robin Losee Paul Maples Rhonda Martin Sara Martin Teresa Maurer Matthew McCausland Matt McCreary Mark Meisner Robert Menzie I Shelley Metzger 1 Brian Metzler Carl Miller Chuck Miller Keith Miller Sheri Miller Wendi Miller Kelly Moore Shelley Myers Kelly Newcomer Sheila Nusbaum Doug Odiorne Roxanne Pecsi Synneve Pederson J ohn Phipps Michelle Pippenger David Pitney Bill Pletcher Teri Fletcher Frances Poling Robby Prenkert Esther Pressler Amy Randolph Tim Randolph Susie Ratliff Brent Reinhardt SOPHOMORES x 75 : Melissa Richmond Steve Rizor Don Rohr J on Rohr Glen Root Natalie Ross Carol Schmucker Angie Schrock Connie Schrock Doug Schrock Dawn Schult Brian Seaver Paula Shawgo Chon Shrock Tony Silvers Curt Sisco Missy Slabaugh Pam Slabaugh Cynthia Slater Angie Smith Chris Smith Matt Smock J amie Stahly Tami Stahly Missy Steffen Mark Steiner Erica Stevens J anet Stringfellow Kelly Stuckman Shane Stull Andrew Stump Fred Suter J im Thomas Chad Thompson Nichola Thompson Bryan Tindall Brad Troxel J ulie Truex Scott Tusing Kirk VanBlaricom Robby Vance Heidi Wagar - 76 x SOPHOMORES Chris Walter Baron Watson Penny Weaver Randy Weirich Cwyn Weldy Kent Wenger Christy Wesolek Lori Whetstone Tonya Wiggins J 0y Wileman J ill Williams Todd Willman Brian Wiseman Loretta Wrightsman John Wyant J anet Yoder J eff Yoder Robert Yoder Ron Yoder g 4 CLASS OF Class Officers: Lisa Hahn, Todd Firestone, and Lori Whetstone. 1 668899 . N OT PICTURED: Todd Casteel Randy Eash J oe Hossler Scott Rouch Toni Siomos Faith Adams Laura Adkins Eric Allen David Anderson Matt Anglemeyer Manuel Arispe Darin Amott Brad Balasa J ill Bechtold Michele Berkey Scott Bethel Angel Blevins Angela Blevins Patrick Bontrager Somsamay Bounsavy Carol Boyer Cheryl Boyer J im Brown Lidy Brown J ody Chupp Bill Chupp Traci Cleveland Brent Cripe J ody Cripe Londi Crist J ill Crum Gina Culp Laura Culp Tress Culp Drenda Cutchin Tracey Deardorff Kristi Dyck Dale Eddinger Being a freshman is riding your bike because youh'e not old enough to drive as Tom Shields does. - 7s mRESHMEN Don Elliott J ason Ervin Lois Evans J ohn Finnigan Jay Fisher J anet Flora Melissa Flora Lynn F ranklin Shanda Fritz Mindy Fuller Tim Fuller Margaret Gall J essie Garner Stoney Gawthrop Matthew Geiger Brett Gessinger Lori Geyer Lynn Geyer Todd Gongwer J ason Gonzales Renita Graber Ted Greenwalt Angela Grimm Kari Grimm David Hackney J ohn Hammond Ginger Hand Scott Haney Andrea Harwell Michelle Heckman Christina Heeter Corey Hershberger Traci Hess Kelly Hiatt Doug Hochstedler Randy Hock Matt Hockert Brandon Hoffer Andi Hoover Beth Hoover Brian Huber Lisa Hurst FRESHMEN 79 Kellie J ackson Philip J enkins J onathan J esse Chrissy J essup Deena J ones Mark Kauffman Kristi Kaufman Mark Kehr Karen Kelsey Mee Keota Shaun Kern Samantha Kezar Dave Klinedinst Pamela Klotz Keith Knepp Lynae Krull Shannon Kulp Tom Kuntz Traca Lambright Deana Lape Nate Lelle David Livengood David Long Chris Losee Diane Loucks Stuart Lynch Christi Mahin Brenda Marks Ty Martin Aaron Mast Vicky Mast Shane Maust Brad Metzger Debbie Metzger Scott Metzler Amanda Miller Cheryl Miller J oanne Miller Mark Miller Matt Miller Mike Miller Renee Miller 80 WRESHMEN Amy Mills Tracy Mitchel Beth Moore J 0y Moore Kevin Moore Cheri Moser J amie Mullet Kent Myers Daniel Newcomer Barbara O Malley Shane Ott Eric Parker Steven Patterson Tara Paulus Alisha Penton Anissa Phillips J ennifer Fletcher Mark Pletcher Nicole Porter J im Powell Susan Pressler Angela Ramer Monica Ramer Nicki Ramer Todd Ramer Dan Ramirez Kim Randolph Michelle Randolph Shannon Reaker Sheila Reynolds Brad Rhoade Kevin Robinson Ryan Root mmm Christal Schmucker J eff Schrock Merrie Schuh J ay Shepherd Tom Shields Michelle Shook Steve Slabaugh Corey Slusser Shelly Smith Kevin Snyder Stacy Spurgeon Tom Stahley Theresa Stahly Tim Stankovich Troy Stemen Dina Stickel J essi Stillson Jud Stillson J 0e Stringfellow Dawn Stutzman J oseph Summers Andrew Swihart Jolene Swingle Matt Tharp Kim Thomson Eric Thornton Matt Tiedge Tif Tucker Andy Vorhis J ody Wakley Gwen Weaver J ennifer Weaver Mike Weaver t was April 4th and most students waited anxiously for school to end. Spring break was ahead and everyone was ready for a week full of fun and relaxa- tion. Most went south, head for Florida, Texas, Tennessee, and more. Many spent the week on the beach soaking up the rays, shopping, sightseeing, sleeping late. Roland Weaver Scott Weber Amber Weldy J ohn Weldy Michelle Weldy Shane Weldy Deanna Willman J eannine Wing Mindy Wolf Gina Yoder Lisa Yoder Myron Yoder Sherrie Yoder Pamela Young J anita Zimmerman CLASS of cc8999 j Class Officers: J ason Gonzales, J essi Stillson, and Andrew Swihart NOT PICTURED: Althea Elliot Susan Rumple William Thompson J ill Tobias Kimberly Trump mwmm ssAlways ask the question of yourself: Did we do anything important while I was gone? 81H FACULTY Tom Allen English J im Andrews Health and Physical Education Sheldon Beachy English Lloyd Brugger German Sherry Burkholder Math Richard Campbell Physical Education Brian Carter Business Rick Coffin Social Studies Richard Dodson Health and Physical Education J an Eichenburg English BeV Fales Home Economics Marvin Galbreath Art Rick Gerber Industrial Arts Rich Geyer Industrial Arts Cathy Gilliam Choir Director Gail Greenlee Business Rita Hamish Science Sherrie Hartman Special Education Maria Huber Spanish Terry J ohns Math Advice to seniors - Rick Coffin N orthWood High wyAlways surround yourself by people who make you feel good about yourself? - Gail Greenlee ysThere are many things in life that are important. I would like to mention only two. They are: attitude and setting a goal. What you accomplish in life is largely due to your attitude and without a goal your chances of success are slim? - Roger Troyer ; chloo Educators Roger Karns Social Studies Sandra Korenstra English Leslie Larsen Art and Physical Education Phil Lechlitner Industrial Arts Paul Milliman Band Director Steve Neff Science Kip Prenkert English Robert Riley Social Studies Jim Snyder Business Cal Stutzman Industrial Arts Bill Swigert Social Studies Rick Troxel Special Education Roger Troyer Business Burmell Walter Math Mike Weaver Math Frank Williams Agriculture Gail Wing Home Economics Willodean Yoder English Gene Zercher Science itGo for it. We are smarter than we think. Set realistic goals and then reach those goals with persistence and hard work. Eliminate the word tcaniti from your vocabulary. - Anonymous Advice to seniors ttMy advice to any seniors is that when itAlways do your best, but donit take you are engaged in esoteric medition, everything in life too seriously? which is redundant upon verbose im- bellishment; consider the old adage that a picture is worth a thousand words? s Marvin Galbreath - Sherrie Hartman FACULTY x 85 What Do Y itThere is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the flood leads on to for tune . . . a Shakespeare tJulis Ceasari - Tom Allen til think, when itis all said and done, what life boils down to is quality rela- tionships. May your lives be filled with compassionate caring and sharing, meaningful living and loving. - Beverly Fales 86 i FACULTY :3? wt- iiA canit is a sluggard too lazy to work? - Bryan Carter itIt is difficult to find much about Nor- thWood that I dislike. One of the best things about the school is the kids. We have excellent kids which is, of course, a tribute to the parents too? - Robert Riley tiAnyone who stops learning is old, whether this happens at twenty or eighty? w J an Eichenberg iiThose who wonit read are destined to be as ignorant as those who cant? - Author unknown e Sandy Korenstra Gail Wing-Home Economics ttNorthWood High School looks more like a small college campus. The style and maintenance of the school keep it looking brand new and attractive. As a parent of students enrolled here, I am impressed with the academic quality of education. I grew up in a small town in southwestern Pennsylvania. Then I went to Greeley, Colorado to college where I majored in Home Ec. I loved my college years. My love of travel led me to work summers in Seattle during the Worlds Fair and at Jones Beach, Long Island, New York. The year after graduation I enrolled in a European Study Tour that included two weeks in Russia. In 1983, we came back to old roots here in Indiana. I have two daughters, Cathy and Jeanine. I value my Christian walk with the Lord, my family, and home? Cathy Gillam-Choir Director III was raised on county road 50 and graduated from NorthWood in 1977. I attended Manchester College and ma- jored in music education with an em- phasis in voice. I have been married to Chris for 5 years and we have a 2 year old named Laura and Kelsie born in ear- ly middle of May. We attend Nappanee Missionary Church? morning, John K. Bob Cross-Guidance tIHaVing taught in the area for eight years I had some awareness of Nor- thWood before I came here. My impres- sions were favorable. I knew of the strong committment to academic and athletic excellence as well as the great facility. Having been here for a year and looking at things from the inside has not changed my very favorable impression of the school. I grew up in the Goshen area and after graduation from high school I went on to spend some time at Butler, Goshen College, and University of Southern Colorado. Since college I have had several teaching and counsel- ing positions including eighteen months in New York City, six years in Colorado and eight years at Concord. I am mar- ried and have two boys ages five and Sheldon Beachy-English tIAt the end of the summer of I85, I was fresh out of Goshen College and doing absolutely nothing. I had sent the resumes, filled out applications, and been given one interview-all to no avail. One morning my roommate woke me up and said I had a telephone call. Being the naturally energetic person I am, I told him to take a message and I went back to sleep. Later that Miller called again. I came to NorthWood that morning, wearing a necktie for about the fifth time in my life. I signed the contract the same day. After six weeks, I got to know and rely on other faculty membersea staff that wont be found at many other schools. Most students reflect the at- titude of the faculty and of the community in general. ThatIs why 111 be back next year, probably after a summer of doing absolutely nothing. remember that ninety percent of it is garbage. tListen to everything you hear, but $97 NEW FACULTY I87 ti KEEPIN G THINGS IN ORDER PrincipalePhil Lehman Mr. Lehman is no stranger to the community. His family lived here and he graduated from Nappanee High School. He attended Indiana University and ma- jored in business. He received his masters degree in secondary education at Indiana State. His goal at Nor- thWood is to provide a friendly and pleasant atmosphere where students can learn and teachers can teach. Mr. Lehman tries to attend all school ac- tivities, which the students appreciate. He enjoys being principal at N orthWood because of the good teachers, students, and cooperative community. The Lehmans have three children, Liz, Dave, and Susan. Mr. Lehmanls hobbies in- clude doing maintenance work around home and refurnishing furniture. gigggm miami: A , Vice-Principal-Louie Bonacorsi The Italian town of Clinton, Indiana is Where Mr. Bonacorsi grew up. He was active in 4-H and farm activities and graduated from Clinton High School. In college he majored in industrial arts and attended Indiana State University and Indiana University. Mr. Bonacorsi feels that the goal of the school is to provide an atmosphere where students enjoy getting an education and faculty can help them develop skills that are necessary to be successful in life. As Vice-Principal he helps with the student council activities. Because of all his coaching experience he enjoys athletics, but his goal is to become more involved in the activities of the Fine arts depart- ment. The Bonacorsils have two children, Joey age 9, and Kristin 4. Office Secretaries The office secretaries are kept very busy during the day by typing and doing other organizational things for all aspects of the school. In the picture, left to right, are Mrs. Betty Cripe, the extra curricular financial secretary; Mrs. San- dra Loucks, the guidance office secretary; Mrs. Norma Personett, the principalls and athletic secretary; and Mrs. Fredoma Arnott, vice-principal and cafeteria financial secretary. 88 l ADMINISTRATION Administration Keeps Things Running Smoothly he school board represents the people in the Wa-Nee school system district. They provide leadership in determining What the facilities and learning ex- periences should be for the students. The superintendents and administrative secretaries work hard all year coordinating all the activities in the school system. 4Superintendent J erry Lelle 4Assistant Superintendent J ohn K. Miller School Board Sltting: J ames Graybill, Larry Andrews, Paul Parks Standing: Larry Wagner, Richard Holdeman, Ross Sloat, Dr. Robert Able ADMINISTRATION h 89 Helping Us Out ery essential to life at Nor- '; thWood are the bus drivers, janitors, cooks and laundry lady. They all take a real concern for the students and we are proud of the good job they do. J anitors George Wileman, Joyce Culp, Charles Miller Cooks Left to right: Helen Whelan, Jo Ann Clem, Sandra Hurst, Marianne Ervin, Betty Hahn, Cynthia Warren, Ester Forrest, Letitia Gessinger and Majorie Berkey. g JOhnson makes sure our uniforms'are- -- ,- and ready before e ch Spggting event. r I ,; :;; 4... Bus Drivers First row: Phyllis Stauffer, Alpha Mae Mumaw, Pat Hoffer, Schwartz. Second row: Veloris Neff Director 0f Transporta I Bueu Hoffa, Delbert Mowingsta, and Ray - tiom, Bob Helmuth, Rod Burkholder, John Maust and Dean Culp. Third row: Wayne Holdeman, Dale Ramer, Kieth Miller, Don Stickterand Mike Beer. 90 X STAFF Giving Us Guidgmce and Superv1s10n Cross and Mr. Fields have had a busy year assisting students with class schedules and career possibilities. The work of an athletic director is a full time job for Mr. Camp- bell. He makes sure that all the sporting events are scheduled. Mr. Myers and Mr. Dodson are responsible for coor- dinating the scheduling of events in the athletic center and p001. These recrea- tional areas are available for community use. I n the guidance department Mr. 4 Our Guidance Counselors Mr. Cross and Mr. F ields are willing to help us with our questions. VMr. Dodson, Mr. Campbell and Mr. Myers work diligently to schedule all our athletics. 91 l STAFF Answering All Our Questions he role of the nurse is to be responsible for the welfare of the health of students. She records all health records, administers visual and hearing tests and gives medical attention when needed. The librarians at NorthWood have provided vi: a , , ' L ' Mum . an attractive setting for students to 55 ,4 aw ;::::::::, study or keep up with current reading of m Wumm newspapers and magazines. They also e ' h .muml' do a great service by assisting in acquir- , W ' unumun ing resources materials for assignments. ,, .. M W. bHelen Stackhouse goes through our medical 'Nlmhm', records. wuN'W : rallv'v'l'w e VDelores Bigler does some of the typing needed to run the LRC. VDTaking a break from a busy day is Rosemary Mathews. II 92 l STAFF Students Take Charge 4x ; AAttendance: AGuidance Office Assistants: kneeling in front; J acklyn J esse, Kris Miller, J udie J ohnson. Standing in back; sitting; Angie Stouder. Standing; Amy Hochester, Renee Henschen, Corrie T ammy Haney, Christy Ramer, Kelley Eby, Heidi Hess, Roxie Yodet. Also Metzler, Deeanna Graybill, J odi BeMiller, Mary Kay Lemler, Diana Loucks, not pictured; Cheryl Clark, Michele Porter, Deb Rohrer, Barb Rohrer, Carol Kristi Dyck. Schmucker Media Club: sitting; Eric Allen, Scott Haney, . ' . , mg; Matt Anglemyer, J im Holler, $0351 Dutisler, Len Di mond, Mark Geiger, i David Pittney, Jesse Pressler, Jac Smith, Dale Dubbs. ' , Ia ' lerary Assistants: front; Chris Y Jessup, Jackie Myers. Standing in back; Scott Haney, Phil Jenkins. Gina Culp, Tim Fuller, Matt Anglemyer, Sherrie Yoder, Andi Hoover, g Gwen Weaver, Dan Berger, Rick Kennel, Angie Ramer, Doug Burger, Anita Helmuth. Julie Truex. Also not pictured; Beth Hoover. Ester Presler. STUDENT ASSISTANTS 93 WI' . IMWI XIWW V CAMPUS LIFE ampus Life has weekly meetings on Monday nights at the homes of club members or directors. On the average there are 60 members pre- sent every week. Each meeting consists of original and crazy games and a short discussion on topics chosen with the high school student in mind. The con- versation is usually kept on the light side and gives members the opportunity to voice their opinion, and hear others. The general concept, of the majority of the student body who has not attended a meeting, is that Campus Life is a club for religious students. The club meetings and activities are not centered around a religious aspect. It would be called a more positive or moralistic View. The weekly meetings end with refreshments and a time for students to talk to each other. APhil Jenkins poses for his picture. A4Joe Hossler enjoys himself at a Campus Life meeting. AhLiddy Brown excitedly gets into the discussion. Middle picture: The Campus Life sponsors are Carl Reinhart, Tim Stichter, Michelle Bowman, and Brett Grove. 96 t CAMPUS LIFE i AMr. Johns gives instructions for the next game. ATracy Eby and Cindy Harter listen to the deci- sions being made. bSenior members do a skit. VJeff Bollman pushes the potato around pole Lisa Hahn. DScott Smeltzer and friend join pose for a deep- sake picture. 44President Nathan Ross addresses the group. very Thursday morning at 7:30 a.m. FCA members and guests met for fellowship and fun, prayer and meditation, and doughnuts. The of- ficers were President, Nathan Ross, Vice-President, Judie Johnson, and Treasurer, Cheryl Umbaugh. Terry Johns sponsored FCA. During the Basketball games FCA sponsored the coat check. Last year FCA sent 4 students to the Summer Conference in Colorado. FCA t 97 THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE nder the direction of spon- sor Frank Williams the FFA completed a suc- cessful year. Once again members participated in judging contests, the slave auction and the annual banquet. NorthWood Teams plac- ed second and third in county judg- ing competition. Officers were Fred Jessup, President; Ron Paul, Vice President; Bryan Hunsberger, Secretary; and Scott Clark, Reporter. VSponsor Frank Williams. bbThe FFA Logo. :zHHHLWVg Top: F. Jessup, D. Wysong, E. Pippinger, B. Brovont, S. Clark. Middle: R. Anglemyer, M. Fletcher, C. Hunsberger, B. Hunsberger, J. Steffm, R. Paul, P. Hahn, K. Fervida, B. Blosser, D. Pletcher, R. Lehman, C. Bemiller, F. Williams. Bottom: C. Flickinger, T. Kuntze, K. Eyer, B. Metzger, B. Chupp, D. Hochstedler, T. Freed, R. Eash. 98 t FFA LOGUE 1 he LOGUE staff worked together with advisor, Mrs. Korenstra, and editors Tish Kollever and Melanie Hess and Helen Benedict as Business Manager to put together this years Logue with the theme being ttA Lesson In Class? Everyone on the staff worked together as a team to meet the deadlines for the Logue. Like any sport or club, yearbook required sacrifices and true dedication. In the fall, everybody was involved in selling yearbook ads to the businesses in the area. After all of the ads were sold, the construction of the yearbook was started. Contrary to popular belief however, the yearbook staff did enjoy some ttcultural advancement activitiestt as a way of rewarding themselves for their time and effort. 100 tYEARBOOK A4Kris Miller looks at the schedule for the day. AJustine Crilow and Michelle Beck consult on a layout. 4R0w one: Helen Benedict, Tish Kollever, Melanie Hess. In back: Loretta Wrightsman, Kris Miller, Michelle Beck, and Justine Crilow. On the opposite page at top is Kellie Hand trim- ming pictures for the yearbook. On bottom are Justine Crilow and Michelle Beck working on the computer to get their layout down in time for the deadline. YEARBOOK 101 MAT MAIDS he Mat maids were kept very busy again this year. Countless hours were spent making spirit signs, locker decorations, and typing the stats on the computer. At the dual meets and tournaments there was video taping, running the clock tat home meetsL tak- ing pictures, selling concessions tat home tournamentsL and keeping the stats needed to be done. Each mat maid did a lot of work tat the 5 NW tour- namentst to have them run as smoothly as they did. The mat maids really ap- preciate all the time and tolerance our sponsor, Mr. Bonacorsi, puts in to organize everything we do. DJacklyn Jesse fulfills one of the many tasks, awarding the awards after a tournament. ACami Bethel knows taking pictures is important. 102 l MAT MAIDS 41,. AMAT MAIDS row one: Heidi Stuart, Roxie Yoder, Jacklyn Jesse, Renee Henschen row two: Pam Slabaugh, Synneve Pederson, Cheryl Clark, Sherri Miller, Kristi Baker, Sara Martin, Carol Schmucker not pictured Cami Bethel, Kris Miller HONOR SOCIETY he induction ceremony for the 1986 National Honor Society was held Tuesday, April 1 at 6:45 a.m. At this time the new members and their parents were honored at a breakfast. leDeb Rohrer, Kathy Miller, Corrie Metzler, Kris Miller, Julie Ramer, Kari Wenger, Jessica Billey. 2e-Theresa Ramer, Sarah Besson, Jaclyn Jesse, Carolyn Miller, Helen Benedict, Cathy Wing, Linda Hoover. 3-Matt Kames, Scott Crist, Keith Eby, Tish Kollever, Bryan Hahn, Cara Meinert, Deanna Graybill. 4ePhil Whetstone, Barb Rohrer, Sally Weldy, Nathan Ross, Doug Schrock, Dan Berger, Kurt Dyck. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY h 103 PROBLEM SOLVERS here were two Future Problem Solving Teams this year coached by Bill Swigert and Darlene Miller. They had three scenarios: world hunger, endangered species and art- V Corrie Metzler, J essica Billey, J im Culp, and Mr. Swigert pose for our camera. Ab Mr. information. Swigert searches for valuable 5 Working hard, right guys? A Doug Schrock sits in deep thought. 104 t PROBLEM. SOLVERS iflcial intelligence. For each one, the teams had to create twenty problems and pick the main problem. The best solution was then expanded. These pro- blems and solutions were sent to a FPS headquarters in Indianapolis where they were judged. Only the third problem determines advancement to state and national level. Although the teams this year didntt score high enough to go to state they had fun competing against the other team. Long hours were spent argu- ing about these future problems. his year the Student Council worked hard and the year pro- gressed smoothly. The first thing we did was coordinate the Homecoming activities. Once again this year we picked on the Freshmen to change the sign in front of the school. Then there were the Christmas and Valentines Day fund-raisers, the sampl- ing of new foods by the underclassmen, and plans to redecorate the South Surge. Upperclass members helped out the American Cancer Society by demonstrating to local fifth graders the ill effects of smoking, with the help of Modern Millie, of course. Finally, there were the Sweetheart activities, member exchange with other high schools, and the Senior activities during their last week. Overall, it was a pretty busy year, but we all had a pretty great time. 1985-86 STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR J UN IOR Missy Beck Daric Gessinger Scott Crist Mark Ingle Kurt Dyck Judie Johnson Tom Myers Trevor Paulus Doyle Stump Karen Preston Steph Swanson Kim Preston Wenda Swihart Lisa Replogle Roxie Yoder Phil Wilson SOPHOMORE FROSH Brandon Blosser J ason Gonzales Todd F irestone Chrissy J essup Lisa Hahn Traca Shelley Myers Lambright Doug Odiorne Joan Miller Natalie Ross Jessie Stillson Andy Stump Andrew Swihart Lori Whetstone John Weldy Jeanne Wing PRESIDENT: SCOTT CRIST VICE PRESIDENT: KURT DYCK SECRETARY: STEPH SWANSON REPORTER: ROXIE YODER A4Kurt Dyck intently listens. AD What?! Middle left: Andy Stump shows his smile. Middle right: Whats the joke guys? bEating again Missy? 106 tSTUDENT COUNCIL x W m. WW A4Jason Gonzallas finds something amusing. Top middle: Andrew Swihart sits intently in the Spanish lab. AATell us all, Tom. Middle: This yeafs student council officers; Kurt Dyck, Scott Crist, Steph Swanson, and Roxie Yoder. 4We d like you to meet our serious Student Council. AKaren Preston calmly welcomes everyone. STUDENT COUNCIL 107 DRAMA he Sound of Music was presented this year by the Drama Club. The cast consisted of Stephanie Swanson, Jennifer Weaver, Stephanie Comer, J o Hunsberger, Susan Graber, Keith Eby, Curt Sisco, Dawn Phipps, Judie Johnson, Kirk Beer, Lisa Replogle, Phil Jenkins, Holly Vorhis, Monica Weaver, Christel Ramer, Kelly Newcomer, Shelley Carter, Dan Berger, Scott Smeltzer, Dale Dubbs, David Pitney. The Chorus included: Synneve Pederson, Jesse Pressler, Natalie Ross, Shelley Spurgeon, Randy Hock, Stephanie Gonzales, Shelley Myers, Rhonda Yoder, Joy Detwiler, Laura Lechlitner, Jeff Yoder, Kevin Eyer, De Anna Williams, Tasha Lechlitner, Sheri Miller, J odi Bemiller. AJo gives her blessing to Steph. 108 h DRAMA AARow 1: Kelly Newcomer, Scott Smeltzer. Row 2: Keith Eby: Rhonda Yoder, Kris Miller, Lisa Replogle, Kevin Eyer. Row 3: Mike Lloyd, Stephanie Gonzales, Stephanie Swanson, Shane Stull, Judie Johnson, Dawn Phipps, Shelley Spurg director Steve Phillips. AThe nuns practice their singing. eon. Row 4: Jesse Pressler, Laura Lechlitner, Dale Dubbs, and A Liesl sings to uRolf which were played by J udie J ohnson and Kelly Newcomer. A4The Auditorium Staff which includes: Dale Dubbs, Shane Stull, Kelly Newcomer, John Duesler, J esse Pressler, and Steve Phillips. DRAMA z 109 w ...4 ...3 2 1 ...andthe NorthWood Panthers just won another game! This yearts varstiy squad improved throughout the 1985- 1986 season. As usual the seniors lead the team well. The MVP was Robin Wenger, and the captain was Scott Crist who also won the outstanding reboun- ding award. Bill Holdeman won the Pride-Hustle-Desire award and Todd Cleveland was the outstanding defensive player. For the second year in a row Rex Hochestedler won the Free Throw Award with an impressive 81tZ; average. hRobin Wenger presses towards the hoop. V Coach Lechlitner talks to Robin Wenger, Todd Cleveland, and Phil Wilson during a break. - L ,g wwwmnw Picture courtesy of Elkhart Truth Pi'Eturecourtesv of Elk 4The JV bench looks on anxiosly. 4VTroy Schwartz shoots for another two points. dVVFighting over his defenders for the basket is Ken Helmuth. VScott Crist struggles to stay in bounds. GUYS BASKETBALL 113 he 1986 season was very suc- 1 cessful for the girls basketball team. Their season record was fifteen wins and 5 losses. Captains for the team were Tracy Eby and Missy Beck. The Most Valuable Player for the season was Missy Beck. Other awards went to Lisa Hahn, Outstanding Defensive Player; Christy Wesolek, Mental Attitude; Cindy Hatter, Free Throw; Missy Beck, Outstanding Rebounder. b J oann Miller prepares to make two points while her opponent blocks. DY Melody Graber does her best to defeat the Elkhart Chargers. V Showing their spirit and pride, the mothers cheer the team on. 114 I GIRLS BASKETBALL A The ending of a season is always sad as these team members agree. A Tracy Eby, one of the captains, stretches for the shot. 4 Tonya Wiggins, Lisa Hahn, Joann Miller, and Deena J ones show their dedication in practice. GIRLS BASKETBALL 115 IT TAKES MORE THAN SKILL! hen asked what it takes to be a successful cheerleader, Steph W Swanson thought that it took more than the ability to do splits or roundoffs. It is a personts attitude and ability to work well with other people. She agrees that precision and ability are important, but if a person doesnt have drive or determination, the squad isntt helped much. She also says creativity is needed so that fresh, new ideas can be spread throughout the community. The Varsity won the title of 1st runnerup in competition at International Cheerleading Foundation while the Junior Varsity were finalists in the Grand Champion Competition. Both teams placed swept the awards at the Elkhart County Fair winning all-around champs and taking first place and county trophies. If cheerleading was based on a winning or losing season, the NorthWood cheerleaders would have an undefeated record. Captained by Steph Swanson, the cheers and events planned by the cheerleaders were enthusiastic and fun. They sponsored a cheerleading clinic for grade school children who cheered one night dur- ing the football season. g E g i I i bSenior Cheryl Umbaugh cheers on the winning Panther football team. V Shelly Metzger, Shelly Myers, Angie Smith, Anne Klopfenstein, and Tasha Lechlitner make up the J unior Varsity. Captain Steph Swanson leads a cheer during halftime. 116 t CHEERLEADERS $4 ASheila Miller, Steph Swanson, Mary Finnigan, and Lisa Replogle struggle to retain their balance. 4During halftime at the Panther Fit, the varsi- ty shows their form. AThe cheerleaders get the Hawaiian-dressed fans cheering. 4Peg Swanson gets a hug from Steph at Parent Recognition night during the football season. CHEERLEADERS 117 he cross country team had an up-and-down season with a 6-6 record. Lots of excitement in several of the meets enabled them to go to Regionals, the first time in 5 years. Many exhausting practices consisted of running as many as 8-10 miles, sprints, and trying their luck running up and down Harrison Hill. Congratulations to Curt Sisco and Dave Kendall for being choosen as Most Valualbe, Jim Kulp as Most Improved, and Renita Graber for finishing at Regionals her first year here. Ab And theyire off! 5 Warming up before the meet is important. A Angie Whetstone and Barb Rohrer wait patiently for their opponents to come. 118 iX-COUNTRY A Keeping in front of his opponent is Dave Pierce. onnie Stillson was the coach of the 1986 girlstgymnastics team. Varsity record was one win eight losses. J.V. record was three wins five losses. The team co-captains were Missy Slabaugh and Dawn Showalter. Most improved was Teresa Maurer. Most valuable gym- nast was Missy Slabaugh. She also got the best attitude award. Good job, girls! The best meet was at Elkhart Central. The best performance was by Missy Slabaugh 0n the vault with a score of 8.5. 4Uneven bars routine is performed by Missy Slabaugh. 4VJeanne Wing performs on the balance beam. VTeresa Maurer shows her talent on the balance beam. GYMNASTICS l 119 bQuarterback, Scott Crist, runs from the rush. bVScott Crist calls an audible. ASteve Chrisman catches a breath between plays. un! Block! Kick! Following those orders the football team compil- ed a very successful '7 h 1 record, making them conference champs for the second year in a row. Under the leadership of COACH OF THE YEAR, Jim Andrews, the BLACK CRUNCH seemed invincible until the second round of sectionals when the Panthers were defeated in a battle that ended 14 - 6 Plymouth. Senior leadership will be greatly miss- ed by the 1986 CRUNCH. Gone will be Scott Warren, Bill Holdeman, Tom Myers, Doyle Stump, Thad Grove, Keith Eby, Todd Cleveland and Scott Crist who was voted ALL STATE as Quarterback. 120 tFOOTBALL ATodd Cleveland catches the pass for a TD. The BLACK CRUNCH prepares to thrill the crowd. AAScott Warren holds while Kirk Beer goes for the fieldgoal. 4AScott Warren goes for the quarterback sack. ABrian Ramer runs blocker so Thad Grove can go for the TD. 44Coach Dodson yells in the play. 4Coach Neff looks disappointed with the play. FOOTBALL x 121 '2 W' .u- A What is Coach Karns so seriously talking to Matt Graff about? he Boy,s swim team finished this year with many successful meets. Every member on the team spent long hard working hours practicing to prepare for competition. Several of the team,s members, however, received special honors for their hard work and achievements. The most valuable swimmer award went to Todd Ramer. The tri- captains were Tony Swihart, Tim Smith, and Dan Berger. The most valuable diver award went to Mike Gongwer. The mental attitude award went to Doug Berger. The most im- proved swimmer went to Keith Bush. b Tim Smith prepares to take the plunge! 122 TGUYS SWIMMING Wimming. A sport filled with highs and lows. Keeping your spirit up throughout the long season. Everyone setting and striving to meet her own goals to help the team, even if they donit win. This year the swim team practiced mor- ning and after school to prepare for their meets, Northern Lakes Conference meet and Sectional and State competitions. Speaking of which, Abby Lelle placed first in the 50 meter freestyle at the NLC meet, second at Sectional Finals and thirteenth at the State Finals in In- dianapolis in November. Abby was Morning Swim Practice elected Most Valuable Swimmer and Toni Siomos was voted Most Valuable Our morning swim practice is jUSt great Diver. We go in at six, but usually late We swim for an hour God gives us the power Then we trudge to class in a blurred state. Renee Henschen 4A Carol Boyer waits at the end of the lane to cheer her teammate on. 4 0.K. girls, itis time to get serious! 4 Lisa Phipps is ready to take off for a winning race. SWIMMING t 123 NETTERS LOOK SMASHING h h ake a lap! , yelled by the new head coach, Angie Swain, was a familiar sound this fall. This yeafs tennis team had a building season with their young team. As a team, the season might have been a little frustrating, but individually there were many rewarding matches. A Teamwork, Henning Uhling and Nate Lelle master the art of playing doubles. b Troy Schwartz is showing his high follow through to make a great shot. 124 h GUYS TENNIS A4 Keeping his eye on the ball is Brian Hahrfs strategy. A Phet Inthivong was choosen for second team in the NLC. 4 Going Wide for a return is Mark Steiner. GUYS TENNIS l 125 11 the hours of hard work and practice paid off for the 1986 tennis team. Comprised of all underclassmen, the varsity had a very successful season. Among their victories: they were Northern Lakes Conference tourney champions for the first time and Winner of the Elkhart Memorial Invita- tional. The team also traveled to Colum- bus, Indiana for a Saturday match. ebShowing us her great form is Lisa Hahn tright, Lisa'n ha ha! VConcentrating on the ball, Cindy Harter gets ready for her hit. 126 tGIRLtS TENNIS his was the first season for the girYs softball team at Nor- thWood. Since this was a building year, learning all the skills was ATeresa Maurer and the main goal. Terry Johns was the 813221;: 13137:: Ziciig coach for the team. The seniors were makesacatch. good leaders and will be missed next year, but the future seasons look very promising. 4Teresa Maurer Winds up for the next pitch. 1 4VTracy Eby gets ready to steal third base. VChristy Wesolek makes a good hit. 1 GIRLS SOFTBALL t 127 Whetstone - Ginger Hand puts he finish line y , shot; with determinati ARenee Henschen and Natalie Ross strive for the fmish. DCara Meinert uses long strides to lead the pack. nce and Joy compare 128 GIRL S TRACK ARichard Culp grips the baton in expressed determination to help his team on to a victory. AScott Crist grasps the air to try to pull himself further into the sand pit. 4Allen Rohrer soars to new heights in the pole vault. 4VCoach Fred Myers explains schedule of events to Senior Mike Brown. AAround the corner NorthWood comes in strong. nce again we have had one of those seasons that will be long remembered. The Boys Varsity finished its season with a 9-2 record with our J .V. finishing with 9-1. We won our 4th straight Concord Relays tKelly Relaysi while establishing a new meet scoring record. Jr. Richard Culp rewrote the record books setting new school records in the 100 meter dash 00m, 200 meter dash t22.3L and the 400 meter dash t49.2i. Jr. Brad Hartpence also tied the school record in the 300 low hurdles 69.8. The key to our success has been our team depth. In one way or another everyone on this yearis team con- tributed and deserves credit for our acomplishments. BOYSt TRACK t 129 AF The RED SLAM warms up for the oncoming match. ALisa Hahnts spike is covered by teammates Missy Beck, Terri Klotz and Krys Atkins. bChristy Wesolek bumps the ball up to the front row. he 1985 season was one of excite- ment for the Panther Red Slam. Among the major ac- complishments were finishing 3rd in a tough Concord Invitational, second in the NLC and, of course, winning the Northridge Sectional and finishing the season with the best record in the county. The Panthers were given leadership by veterans and co-captains, Missy Beck and Tracy Eby. The pair were also recognized as co-MVPis by their team- mates and coach. Other award winners were Terrie Klotz, Best Mental Attitude and Missy Beck, Serving Award. Tracy Eby was later named to the NLC First Team, joined by Missy Beck and Terrie Klotz, Second Team and Lisa Hahn, Honorable Mention. 130 t VOLLEYBALL AKrys Atkins is ready for action as Tracy Eby gets set for the bump. DMissy Beck,s spike is covered by Lisa Hahn and Terri Klotz A4 Jody Dohner gets a drink while trying to catch Coach Sherry Burkholdefs instructions. 44 Lisa Hahms spike is covered by teammates. 4 Coaches Stillson and Burkholder discuss the game plan. V4 Tracy Eby aces a spike. V Tracy Eby and Missy Beck stand with their parents on Parenfs Night. VV The RED SLAM gathers before a match to heighten spirit. VOLLEYBALL l 131 h h verytime you walk out onto the mat you have a job to perform. That job is to wrestle your best and nothing else. Thatis just one of the many signs in the wrestling room letting the wrestlers know what is required of the mat prac- tices and meets. The 1985-1986 season was headed up by two returning assis- tant coaches, Rick Troxel and Jeff Biller, and a new head coach, Dennis Lewis, from his assistant coaching posi- tion at state-ranked Delta. Coach Lewis used his experiences from Delta to im- prove our team. Seniors this year lead the team with their experience and will be missed, but the upcoming season looks good with promissing underclassmen. vie z Todhiroqderftruggles for an escape. 132 t WRESTLING tatel ; nal . ick goes 113321 to h d'withgopponentht t AIntense concentration by Rob Menzie 01f is a sport that requires a lot of concentration and although many students play for fun, the 1986 Golf team showed us what the game was all about. The Varsity was led by Rex Tobias and the Junior Varsity by Todd Firestone. The Varsity consisted of five members and the JV of seven. The teams practiced at the Nappanee Golf Course. They were coached by Jay Taylor. 4Rex Tobias was an important part of the NW golf team. VTodd Firestone prepares to tee off. GOLF l 133 fter a strong 15-5 start the Nor- thWood High School Baseball team coached by Bob Riley fell into a losing streak. By late May the var- sity record dropped to 1543. For the first time in several years NWHS finish- ed below .500 in the conference which was won by archrival Goshen. The seven senior members showed excellent leadership which will be greatly missed next year. FAA NWHS batter shows the correct form at the plate. bDustin Miller grimaces as he delivers the pitch. PDaric Gessinger rounds home plate! 134 t BASEBALL ESESS WNW $?ng Wi : BURGER DAIRY ? STORE , M An Pletcher Furniture Village Nappanee, Indiana FM Michiana' s largest Pennsyl- L ding America has to offer. vania House Collectofs Gallery, India! 0 Free accredited Interior design Soci na' 8 first Century ShowPlace, North Service. E Hickory lather Gallery, Henmdon Gal, 0 Free delivery anywhere. lery plus complete selections of the finest 0 Master Purchase Plan financing a furniture, carpeting. lamps, and bed able from Indiana's largest bank. U 6.6 weekdaay and $66666 165. Wednesday and Friday '61 8. 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Maihr Nappahee ' 773-4414 . , :4. we d9 gadiatorg, : :58 x ADS; , ; 201N.Clark STUDIO FOUR 1410 E. Market Nappanee, IN 773-3988 Nappanee Fiona: i754422 Agent L ' Ernie Crilbw P.O. Box 572 W LL Wakamsa, m; saunas 157 S. MAIN ST. NAPPANEE. IN 46550 862-4175 AB BROWN. AGENT -' ADS 1159 SUPER SWEET FEEDS ; ; 302 S. Main ' Nupponn Nappanee, IN , Town 8: Country Plaza Your Home Town Team Good People To Know; ladle I lilac , PROFESSIONAL STYLISTS L Tuasz - SAT. WED. - THURS. EVENoNG mrmhsetter's , HAIR DES'lGN 1106 E, MARKET ST. NAPPANEE. !N 46550 ' 7734302 160 l ADS ' l .1 j MAST RCRAFT, INC. UPHOLSTEIEO FUINWUIE HIDE-A-IEDS . VAN FURNITURE MATTRESSES - BOX SPRINGS HYBND WATER BEDS PO. BOX 328 SHIPSHEWANA. INDMNA 46585 21 0'768-410$ ELKNANT 29Q-2560 044 523 v.'r Congratulations Graduates VITREOUS STEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY TRUMP CLEANERS g 156 North Main Street Nappange, IN , Hrs. 8:00-5:30 Thurs. 8:00-1:00 Phone: 77303441 WAKARUSA ' PHARMACY Individual Service is Our Business 109 s. Eikhart Street ADS l 161 Class of 1 986 Best Wishes from the WAKARUSA MEDICAL CLINIC, INC. . R. M. Abel, MD. J. B. Gunman, MD. J. R. Miller, MD. m. -, USA FARM c $b$1025 E. Waterford, Box 565 , 2, 9' 049 Wakarusa, 1nd. 40573 Phone 219-862-4921 1$ 501 scum MAIN STREET - NAPPANEE, mitssso - ms; 773-3197 Winn N. Wilson, CLU, ChFC Chartered Financial Consultant 219 773-2502 tBusJ 219 7734207 mew Wm Am. 111 East Market Post Office Box 145 ' Nappanee, Indiana46550 Representing the MOM Financial Services Companies L'IEADER OF TOTAL CUSTOM CABINETRY DER I KITCHEN, CORPORATION FREE DESIGN SERVICE - IN HOUSE CONSTRUCTION STAFF PLANTTOURS ADS 163 $?me 5 mm :38 373i??? $Mi$ 7 L Ma. aw mvm HQ 5 mmmmwwmmmm ,: Rme r. a a ,7,,,,7 m , L,,,,7L, 7777777 7L,L7,,7 L,L7L,,7L7 L,7L,L,, L,,7L,u,,, ,pllx,.,,77L,,,7LL ,,WL7,,,LL,,,,7L,7 ,7 LL7,7 ,,7 ,L, LL LL,, 7 L L,,; 777 L,,,7L, 77:7? 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L.7.7: 7 7 .7 .x , ,,,LLL,; 777,777,, 7,7,, L, ,,,,,L7777L7,7,,H,L7L77m.,,7,LL777L777,7,L7L7,77,,:777277 7,7177?wa 77777 .71, ,,L.,,7L7,L 7777277777,, 77777 7 n L 72777.7. :L, 7 , . . 7 .7 7 7 . . . .. . 77 , .7 166 1 ADS EDDIE,S mamas : mornmgmv; L , mum..- .. wk t-v; .. mu... ww- 10535 M Iii! .NW wasso ,I , ,7 ,y , ,1 53 E. Main - , Nappanee, IN ABE M. WIEBE Busmzss 219-773-7422 PHOTOEBAPHERN :1 ; , Hog; zmgvs-uss 773-7121 FAMILY FARE Nappanee, IN , 773-301 3 HAROLUS SERVIC 66009 St. Rd 19 A Wakamsa, 3N 46573 Tires 81 Batteries LOCRe Butchering DISCOUNT PRICES .. A -. Picture Clocks Card Table Sets Groceries Bulk Foods 9 Institutional Foods Harold Martin . ! .9- Gm toms Cedar Cheststlovos 27570 CR 42 R . 1 L Wakarusa, Indiana 46573 Phone: 773.3561 Courtesy Limi! an Sam Items 0mm. ThruSaLTAM. -6P..M Fri 7AM -99..M Phone: 219m862-2982 Woke Located V2 Miie w. Of SR 19 On CR 50 l MartinkCustom 9 . NAPPANEE Weir: proud to be part of it. CMidwest G. Co me ceg Ban Company ,9 ADS VI 167,, SINCE 1971 L L ' An Types of Insurance LL im LE. WATRRLFLORb STREET L POST OFFKZE BOX 437 WAKARUSA. INDIANA 46573 862-4269 ,cchGRATQLATIONS CLASS OF 986 -' 1681ADS: SANDWS IEAUT BOUTIQUE 773 4695 GRAUATE L wmhuij LLL'aLbLsueLk Asian 6min: ,- -, m: 99191299299999 m: mm W 109m , . PH: 929:; 993.2929 DR WELb Ls ASSOCIATES NC. 2 wmamamlms 9 DR; 1'. Lil. KiESLER L' DR. 8. L Ancmsou. DR. D. L8. VIEWD OR. B. J. OMDELL ' : an. 9. L swan on. 9,. n, 9959909: THE HOME OF YOUR FUTURE MAY, WELL BE A MANUFACTURED HOME. There's a very good chance that someday you will buy a manufactured home, such asour Innsbruck pictured above. A home designed by housing professionals and engineered and built to exacting standards on an assembly line lbut with many skilled hand opetationSl. If you like, it will come complete with furniture; it will certainly include a stove and refrigeratOr. There will also be carpet on the floor and curtains at the win- ' dows. Youlll be able to buy house and furnishings, perhaps land too, as a package deal. A sweet deal any way you look at it. We build the forerunners of your new home every day right here in Nappanee, and sell them throughout much of America. Falrmont Homes, Inc. is the largest manufactured housing operation at one location in the world, occupying nearly 100 acres. Many of youhave parents or other family members who work here. Some of you will work kforlus yoUrself someday. But, whether you stay here or look to your future in some other location, we'll be here when youlre ready foryyour own Home, Sweet Home. . We believe in the future of manufactured heusing. And we believe in you. Funuaur FAlRMONT HOMES, lNC., NAPPANEE, INDIANA ADS l 169 SENIOR AWARDS AND PARADE Kr m 3km, DOne of the many entries in the Senior Parade. VTony Swihart dresses for the occasion! AMr. Phil Lehman presents another award to multiwinner Dan Berger; AClass salutatorian Phil Whetstone and valedictorian Doug Schrock. VOffice assistants for year are presented ap- preciation awards. ; Wistwv ,Awm... 170 SENIOR ACTIVITIES $3, .i s editors of Lessons in Class, Logue 1986, we would like to dedicate this book to the class of 1986. It was the staffs aim to put in print exactly what our class has grown up with through their years in the Wa-nee community schools, and with graduation, what weill leave behind is unable to be recaptured in form other than a memory. Our class is N orthWood itself. Through the years weive spent together, weive become a part of each other. We've grown up together, shared ourselves with each other and learned many lessons in the process. This is the goal of adolescence, is it not? And what better place is there, than our own community to spend that time in? However, adolescence is over for us and we move into the world of adults. It is a frightful step for each one, but with our background, how could we do anything but succeed? Hopefully, with each glance through our Logue, you,ll be reminded of the Lessons in class weive integrated into our being and be urged to suc- ceed a step farther. EDITORS i 171 A A1191.11rR11her1111189 Adama. Danmlle 1891 Adams. Hriu 18711111 Adama.1'7ailh189178 Adkins.Kry518711111.9:1. 1:111 Adkins.1.aural89178 Ainswnnh. Karrit-1861311 Allen.Eric189178.9:1 11811611.,1711111111184 Andertenn. 11111111189178 Andrewm-Ienniier188172 Andrewsulim111184.1211 Andrews.J11111871815 Andrew 1.;1rry111189 A11drews.'l'r11y1871615 Anglemyt-rulim181117111 Anglemyer. Mall 189178 Anglemyer. Remix 188172.118 Anglemyer.8herrx'187117'1w' Arbpe.Manua1189178 Ar11u11.11arinl89178 Arnntl. Frydunna 111188 B Berkey. Mivhelle 1891 Besson.5drah111166.11131 Belhel. 17111111 18111 5111. 911. 1112 Hethel. 811111 11151178 Bigler. Delures 1111 Hiller..1el11111 1312 H11183u185$168187134.66. 11111. 11131 B1rk.S1'11111871211.66 Birkey. 1Vlarj11ri13 1111 Bining.Apryl188172 HlevinmAnge-l189178 Hlevins.Angela189178 Blevins.Ke11y18711i1$ lemer. Brandon 1881 72. 98 B111cker. Rub 1881 72 HoleyJasnn1861511 Hullmz 1.119111861711197 111111.892111 1871 118 Rnnzu'ursi.1.11uie111188 H1111d.1181'k188172 Huntmger. .1.Palr11'k 1891 78 Bunlrager.$tew1861511 18111me1111 1891 H11rden.JaCkie 1881 72 Burkhulder.Kevin188172 Buumavy. Sumsamay 1891 78 171311-14. 1111111 1881 11haney. 1111111881 Chapman.Mar1'1111861511 11hzhe.-lennv1871 1'herr1'.1.2111r1e1891 1'11h11e-ung.1'handa 1891 17hh11eung. Ran 1891 Chrisman.81eve1871157. 1211 1'hupp. 81111891 78.98 1'hupp.1'hristine1871137 1111111111. Judy 1891 78 1'121rk.1'hery1 1871 117. 9:1. 1112 1'lark.scun 1111313111911 1'lark.T1m 18111511 1'lark.'17ra1'1'188172 1'19m.J11Ann 1111911 1'11-velandfl1ndd181131511. 112. 1211 Heveland. Traci I891 78 ClunseJeffrey187167 111upper. Michelle 1871 1'17 1'111'1'111.R1Ck111165.84 1'11mer.Paula1861511 C11mer.819phanie188172 Furmin-axLMeve18711-17 1'ree1'h.1.eah187167 1'rilnw.vlllsxine187167. 1111 l1;1x1os.'1'1na1881 7'1 119311.111811188172 Dearduru. Tamrm 188172 Deardnrt't.'1131'91'189178 1111H111'1.Mar11a1881 11etweilk-r.-1uy 1871 87. 128 I191w119r.11am188172 11i11n111nd.1.911188172.S131 11151191. 81111191813131 11111131111.1111111111111 11nhneruludy188172.1.11 Daugherty. Kathy1871117 11111111s.11ale188172..1.1118.1119 Dudley.Jenni1'e-r1881 7'3. Duesler..111hn188172.931.1119 Duesler.Ray18711i7 Dunn..1t-ni1'er 1881 72 Dyt'k. K145111891 78.931 DXCk.Kurl186121.51.65.1118.1116.1117 E Hush. Randy188198 18:111. 18811111811151.11111118182 E111:K91191'1881.'11.921 H;1111I3'.1'.r11;118111 Bakvr.Krisl11871815. 931. 1112 Halam. Brad 1891 78 11a1rr.11rya1118711i1$ Hea1-hy.8he1dun111178.8-1 Hean.1'hr1s188172 Heath. Brenda 18111 T111 Heath.-I11e188172 vah1uldulill189178 Hm 1191111111 1881 72 Hawk. 511111111018711111. 78. 1111 BH'k.MIss1 1111; 311. 1:111, 1:11 Bes-r.K1rk18111:. .511, 121 Beer. Mike1111911 Beer. 81-1111 188172 1101-8111117111hy18711511 Hellman.1.1111ra187166 11111811111011.17111'18188171.7.98 HeMillerludiI1-18I7'. 1:1 l1eMlller. 1.1521 1871 Benedict.HelE-n18111 1111.11131 1191111141.11111191871111; Berger.11111111111127.7111 Brrgrr.111111g121s18817'. Hvrkz-1.1i;1n 181117111 Hrrkm. Mennru-11115111 931. 111.1. 1711 1721INDEX H11ye-r.11arul189178 aner.17heryl 1891 78 H11yrr.-191118711113 HriL'ker.-Iawn1891 Brldt'nninv.1191118111F111 Brunks.1'her111881 72 Hrm'nm. Brynn 1871 156. 98 Hrm'nnL-lulia187187 Hruvnm. Suzanne 18111311 Bruwn.J1m189178 Brown. Lidx' 1891 211. 78. 913 Br11wn.1v1ike18111311, 129 Hrugger.1.111yd111184 Burthnnda188172 Hurkhnlder.1111111111911 Burkhulder5herry111184. 1311 Hurnwurlh.Sherry188172 Huah.Kt-i1h188172 Buss. Brian 1871137 C 13111111111111. 1111111 1111 91 1'.1r11-r.Hr121n11113171 1'21r111r. Ed 1891 1'11r1er.$he119.x' 18111311 Fripe.Belty111188 1'ripe.Brenl 189178 1'ripe.Greg188172 17r1pe.J11dy189178 1Vrisl.l.undi189178 Crisl. 81-1111 1861 27. :31. 11151. 1117. 112. 1111. 1211. 129 111155. B1111111191 1'r11ss.'1'erry1881 Crowderflhdd1871117.1:12 11r11y.Rnd188172 1'111m.Jill189178 11u1p.11ean1111911 181111.1111111189178.931 1111111011111 1871 1115 1111111011111? 1111911 1'u1p.1.aur3189178 1111111. 119nae186151 1'11111.Richard1871117. 129 11111p.'11ress189178 1K1r115.James1861 1H11chin.11renda189178 1'11111hi11.519ve1861131.1312 D Davidhizar. 511111188172 11111.12'l7ra1'y1861' '31. 97. 127. 13111. 1311 H1111111ger.11ale189178 P1111111. Melissa 1871 67 H11 he1111ur;1.JziH111184 Elli1111.A11hea 1891 1'111i1111.1111n189179 P11111111.11115111861711 Ellis. Kryxlal 11171 67 1111.1391111881711 1115311311- 1881 7:1 Ely. Nancy 18131 ' 7 En 111. 11351111 1891 1. En'in. Marian11e1111911 Evans. 11111.8 1891 79 Hvers.Milch1871. 1.117 Exer. Kevin1871117.98. 1118 F 191.1115. HH' 111184 Farmwald.11931111187187 1'el1i...111111- 11171117 Fervida. Ken 1871 117. 98 1 181113.Rx111111191 Fieldm '1'; 11111121 Fink.'17eresa1871117 19111111111111. .luhn 1891 711 73117171741171.Mury187721. Firestnnh'l'odd1887 7: . leher. 1721111618177 F7371vr.17awn1877117 Flaher.l71mald1867 7'71 ther. Jay 1897 79 73157117. 811711 18157 .31 7'111-k111ger.1'ha111877117 1'111'k7117zer.1'11r1 1887 731 FliLkmger. Daw 1877 67 Flicknlgerfl'raci1887 7:1 FlumL-Ianet 1897 79 Hum. Mark 1887 711 Hum. M97159: 1897 79 Furnwl. Esther1177917 Franklin.Lynn189779 Freed.1'heryl187767 Freed. Tad 1887 7:1, 98 Frenger.Kenl18877$1 Friedrivhl'nrinna1867.31 Fri1z.8handa 1897 79 Fuller. Mindy 1897 79 7911771711an 1897 79.931 Gall:rea1h.MarVin117784 177177. Anna 1877 67 1Lall.Margaret 189179 117111. Kim 1867 11arner.Jessie 1897 79 Garner. Kirk 1877 67 17aw1hr17p,811711957897 79 Geiger.1'alhy1867i31 17e1ger.7717hn 1887 7:7 Gemer. Mark 1887 751. 93 Geiger. Matthew 1897 79 George, David 1867 51 Gerber. Rick 107 84 11erber.'l'17dd186751 11115571171911. Bren 1897 217. 79 1214 inger. Daric 1877 67. 1:14 Gessinger. Letitia 1177 917 17911.51'17111877 1Leyer.l417ri 1897 79 119ver.71ynn189779 17eyer.RiCk117741.84 1:771am.Caxhy1177 17ingerirh.Sc1m186754 11171-hen17ur. Tami 1877 67 171711. Doug 1877 87 12171'1'.Julie186754 171111'.Ken1887731 171777;.M'er.Mxke18177.34 Gungwer. '1'1 717d 1897 797 Gunmlesulamn18577717.1177 111771777793.8197777141111918877:1. 1178 111m. Roger 1887 771 Umber. Mel17die1887 7:1. 114 11ru77er.Renita189779 17ra77er.Susan18177-54 Gran. Mau1881751. 7'12 17rayl7ill,l7emma1877178951. 717:7 1171157781. James 1177 89 Groeuawah. Tedd 1897 79 1711-1711199. Gail 1177 84 17r11'1en.'7'17ln 1887 751 1271mm. Angela 1897 79 1;rinun.Kari189779 1'.rimm.Mike186777-1 Urnw. Eric 1887 711 1h1n'efl'h3d1817754.121 H Hmkney. 1771171111897 79 Hagen. 77917 18177 77111177 32 Hahn.BelIy1177917 Hah11.Bn'a17187768.117i1 Hah11.1'211hy1867 :74 Hahn.1.151111887117797.1211121171211 Hahn. Philip 1877 1'78. 98 Hahn. Wendy 1887 7:1 Hamm17nd.J17hn1897 79 Hand.111nger189779.128 Hand. Ke11ie 1877 68. 1171 Haney. Scull 1897 79. 9:1 Haney. Tammy 1867 :74. 9:1 Haney. Tena 1887 7:1 Harnis .Rita 1177 84 Harris. 7helley186754 Harler. Cindy 1877 68. 97. 1217 Hartman,Jane1887 731 Harlman.Scntt18877:1 Hartman. Sherrie 107 84 Hartpem-e. Bradley 1877 68 Harwell. Andrea 1897 79 Heckaman. Brian 1887 7:1 Herkaman.MiChael18771-18 Hevkaman.MicheIle1897 79 Heeler. Christina 1897 79 Healer.vlack1877 Helmuth. Anita 1887 74.931 H177ml11h.B177711771717 H1-7117111h.K11nl877 Henwhen. 7191111111813 Henwhrn. 71177717187 71 H917791.v71111lesl88777 H17rs1'h77rrger.Kex1n1877178 Ht-rsh77vrger.1'nrey 1897 79 Hvrshlwrger. -7enn11er 1887 74 Hershhergvr,-Ierry1877178 Hvrxhherger. Ri1-hard18177f7-1 H1158. 18797071181377.1498 HthJ1H11KXI7-1 Hoax. Melaniv 18177217.:11.:34. 1171 Hus. Trad 1897 79 H1111. K9117 1897 71.7 ngmhulham. Jetlrev 1877 68 Hill. Rene 1877 68 71171717717071 1867 .34 H1rslain.8ue1887 74 H1717hsted7er. Unug 1897 79. 98 H171'hstedler.Rex 1867 54 H171'k.Randy189179 H171-ker1.Ma!1189779 H1717er.Brand17n 1897 79 H171'1er. 8111-77 1177 917 H17119r.71al 11771717 7.178. 7131 771. 9:1. 1172. 728 H177'Ier.8hann17n187768 Huldeman. 81771811734. 112 Huldmnan.11ichard1177857 Huldeman. Wayne 1117 917 H1711ar.-Jim 1887 74. 9:1 Hulmes. Dehnrah 1877 H17lmem816phen1887 74 H17mes.Annette187768 H17m'er. Andi189779. 9:7 Humver. Beth 1897 79. 957 H17m'er.Dev17n188774 Huuwr. Herb 1887 74 H1717ver.l.inda187768. 11711 H1717ver.M17rris1867;35 Hmslerulue188796 H17x1etler. David 1897 Hmtetler. Kandi 1877 68 H17stetler.Trem 1887 74 H175197191.Amy18177217.21.:3;3 Huber. Brian 1897 79 Huber.Maria117784 Humberger. Hrvan 1867 3117. 77:3. 98 Hunsberger, Chrimna 1877 68. 98 Hunsberger.-J177ynn18177 l8 '5 Hunsberger. Ramnna 18117 :373 Hursl. Lisa 189779 Hllrhl.581117l'211177 5717 Huynh.H.17m 18117377 I 7711179, Mnrk187717'8 Ingrenn.Man188774 11771771177114.7771171187719 7771 1817111181141: 1877 177-1 J Jarksun. 711177119 1897 817 -71-11711178.:7111111-'.x18177 7 .71'71k111x. 71711771817734.7417 7111.114. 77.117171 171117 :75. 17:7. 717:. 117:7 .77-849811777711111717 111177 7117 -717s81177.1771r1551185778l7,1137 71811777771711 1717117 277..'117.f7f7.578 .117hns. Terry 1177 84 J17hnsnn..711die187768.93. 1178. 1179 .7.77111x17l1. PE'E 1177 S717 777711119.77r1'111118HI817.177'7. 7'27 .711711-s.7111x15188774 7711711117,.1117771211 1877178 .771511111. 77771177 1887 Karnes. M1111 1877138. 117:1 Kurns. 711714671117 8:3 Kaul'lman. Mark 1897 817 Kau1ma11. Kristi 1897 817 K17 : Mark 1897 817 Kvlsthhmna1877178 Kelxey Karen 1897817 Kendall. David 1867 :75 Kennel. Ri1'71 1877 118. 9:1 K811111.Mee1897817 Ker17.8haun1897817 K911718111. Judi 1887 74 Kemr. 5111171188774 K147 r.8nmamha1897817 K111g.N9277188774 K7718.l791777ilrd1177 KlinedinsL17711-91897817 Klnpfensle-nLAnn1887 74 Klopfemlem.Hr11'a1867:3.3 K71712.D17nnu18771 78 K717tz..lerr518771571 K7011. K71771y18177.3:3 K71711.I1a117e7a1897817 K71717..'I71-rr1v 1877178. 12717 INDEX 1 173 ', K1191111.Kellh1115111111 Kn11wl1.1111h11111111F13 K1111m'9r.'11i.x11111111.171.1111.11111 KurwhlraSundra11111171 Kr11ll.1.ynae1111111111 K111p..11m111711111 11111115113111111111111111111 Kunlvflhm11151111111111 L 1.:1111111rdi:1.5hane111111711 l.gnnhnghl.Tram1115111111. 1311 1111111'91'119111111 1311 1111111211t1e1121111911111 l.arxr1111,9s1ie11111171 1.1111110. 1'hri1line 111111 74 111111112111. Huger 111111 lmrhhlner.11111111711111 Lechlinwr.I1zll1rz11117111'11. 11111 1191111111191. 111111 11111171 Levhlnner.1115111111111171.1111 1,ehm:1n.11h1111111111. 1711 I.eh111.111.1111gerl1111171.911 111-11n11111.511.x:1n111111.75 119111111 aura.111111d1'111111i1f1..71f1 I.elle..-U111V111111513 Imllv. 51.211111115111111 1.1111111. Marv K211 121111 .33. 21:1 1.1-11151111111-1..19111871.11.1111 171111115.11E'11111,x11111:13 1.111111111111111.11av1d1111111111 17111111.M1ke-111711111.11111 111mg. 11111111111111.1111 Luamal'hris 11491 1111 11111111211111111111111171 1711111111.1112111:1111111111I.1131 1111111151111111111121 l.1'111h.$1uz1r1 111911111 M 5121h111.1'11r1111119111911111 Mangrx.1'r1x111111.771 Muph-x.15111111111171 Murkx. 1111411111111111511 Markx.MlthaHl111711311 Marlin.111111111111111111 74 Marnn.$uru11111171.11113 MdrlnL'lk-resa111711111 Man 111. 1111111 111111 7171 Marlm. TV 111.111 14111 Munc'l'rlxhu I11711111 1741INDEX Marvel.518115.11111171119 1111111.:121r1111111911111 1113.11.11ulh111711111 111331.1'11111'111911111 Malhwu. Rusemarx' 1111 IVlnurvLSueAnn11171 Muurer. '1'11resa 11171 1151 1111111rerfl'1-rem111111 Msumulnhn1111911 11131151.S11a111e111911111 1111'112111111111111Matthew111111771 Mu1'l1lrkz'1'in11111117111 1111'1'rear1'.Mall111111771 Meak-rflbrn111711111 111eu1er11ara11171119.11111.1311 111e1111er.111ark111111 7.7 Mexwml1111111111173. 131:1 Meuger. Brad l111111-111.S11-1 Metxgvn119111119111911111 Mv1lger$hplley111111319.771. 1111 Mr1xler.Hrian11111173 Melzlrr. 1'111119 11171 51.1. 111:1. 111.7 MelzlL-r. 511111 111111 1111 Mulduuuh.11111111191111 Miller..-11111111da1111111111 Mlllk'r.1'.1rl1111117.'1 1111ller.1'.1r111111711151 Miller.1'arnlyn1111117111.11121 Mlllerkllrnlyn11171119 1x111191.11h?11'10.111111511 1V1illvr.1'heryl111911111 Miller.1111u1'k111111771 111iller.1111rlene111111 111.7 1111119r.11enny111111 Miller. 11111111911171 119 11111191111151111111712.3.1111.1:14 111111er.11l11ria111111 11111161111911 11171 119 Miller.J113111w1119111111114 1V1iller.Kathy111111: .1111 Miller. KeiIh 1111111111.7;71911 Miller. K111in111711111 MilluLKt-vinR11-161 Miller.Kr1s1117169.911. 1111. 111'.'. 111:1. 11111 111111er.lV111rk111911111 Miller. Man 111111 1111 111iller.111ike111911111 1V1iller.118neel11911111 111iller.11ya1111171119.1312 Miller.5h911111111511'111 117 111iller.$heri1111117:1.1112 Millerfllydd111111511 111iller.Wt-ndi1111117?1 11111111111111.1111111111111;? 1111115.:311111'11191111 11115111911 N11111111911171119 Milrhvl.'1'r'du'111111111 Muure.11e11111191111 1111111111.:1111'1119181 Maure. K11ren11-1711111 1111111re.K911y1111117f1 N11111rE.K8V1111HUI?11 Murm. Rehevca 11171 1151 Mnmmgslar. Delbert 11111111 Mnrnmguar. 511111 11161 .711 M1m-r11'her111191111 MulIt-lJan1ie1119111l Mullen.Angela11161511 Mulluu.11reg11171 111.69 Mumuw. Alpha Mae1111911 Mx'ers.11ennis11119l M1 en. Fred 1111 129 erxulm'kie1111115111911 Mx'eeren111191111 111wrx5hollex'1111117-1 116.127 Mun. Tum 11111111111311.1171 Ne11.$1ew 1111 11.3 Nel'l. VHlnris 1111 1111 Newmmer. 112111101 111111 111 Newumwr.KellyA,11-11117:'1 Newmmer.Kelly17.111711111 Newx'nmvrfrudd111711111 Nit'kersnn.5c1m11171611 Nissley..1eanel1e111711111 NUILJ 1111171711 Nu11.1l11d1911171711 Nushaum.$heila1111117:'1 O 0'Mallcx'.1'1arbara11191111 11di11rnc.1111ug1111117T1 11rn.Alvx11ndt-r11171 41.711 1111.5113111-111511111 111111.1191'953111111311 P Parker. Ilel1ra111111511 11arker.Eru'111111111 11arker.Margw 1111113 Parkm 1111111 1111119 Pallerwn. 5191811 111111 111 1111111.R11111117I 711.911 1121111115.'1'2Im11191111 1111111115317re111r11171711 1101M.1111xa11m-111111771 111-demon.$1'11ne1e1111117T1. 1112 11ed1er.1':11hy111151.'111 11111111111.Ali.1ha111111111 1191111111.-Ierry11161511 Perwnell.N11rma11111111 118111111r.11rya11 11171711 Phillips. 11111551111191111 11h111111s.8191'e1111 11111.1119 Phippmlmwn11171711.11111 11h1111is.1111hr1 111111771 11hipps.111sa111111511 11ier1'r.11a1'911171711.1111 Pippenger.Ed11171711.911 prenger.Mi1-hel1e111111771 Pimey. David 111111 1111 111911'her.11111111111 1- 111911'her. Denise 111111 T111. 1111 Pleu-her..lennit'er111111111 Plelrherulenm 1111 1211 1110111161.Mark11191111.911 111911'11er.'11er1111111731 I'leln'her.We11dy111111 1111111111. Franveh 111111 75 Porler.11'111'11elle11161111.511.1131 P11rwr.Nic11le11191111 1111we11.111m11191111 PrenkerLKip1111115 PrenkerLRuhhy111111771 Prescutl. 1111mm 111111.711 11165519111'751119118817 15955191913159 111111 .' .9. Prevler. Susan 11191111 .11111. 1119 Preston.Karen11171711.71.1117.126 Presmn.Kim11171711.71.11211 l1r1est.Kim 318111.711 11riesl.Mark11171711 Pun'ell.119n 111111 R Ralnnn. Sm 9111111719 11111311111.121111111171711 Ramer. Angie 111111 111. 11:1 Ran1er.11r1a1111171711. 1'31 Ramer.11hr1sty111111 19. .311. 5131 111111191. Dale 1111 1111 Ran1erul11lib11171711.111:1 RamenMunu-a1851181 Ramer. Nicki 1851181 Ranwr.'1'heresa186138. 111:1 Rdnwr.'1111dd189181 Runwrflkmya186158 Ramirez.l1an18918l Randnlph.Amv188175 Rand111ph.Kim1811181 Randolph.Michelle189181 Rand111ph.'rim188175 1131111'1.Sus19188175 Reaken Shannon 189181 Remhardl.8ren1188173 Rensherger. Penny 1861 58 Rensherger, Ruben 1871 711 Replugle. Lisa 1871 115. 711. 1118. 117 Revnuldxllun186159 Reyn111ds.8heila 189181 Rh11ade.Brad189181 Rh11des.'11racy186159 1111-hm11nd.Leah1871 RichmondMe-Iis'sa188176 111der.'11r11y186159 Riley.Bub1111 11ink.Pam186159.9:1 Rimr.81eve1881 76 Rnlnnwn.11ary1871711 RnhinsumKevin189181 R1111r.1111n188176 R11hr11111n188176 Rnhrer.Allen1871711. 129 R1111rer.Barh18615 111131.118 Ruhrer1Deh1861n .93. 111:1 R1111se.1'hris!ine186159 R11111.1116n188176 R11111.R5'an18918l R11xs.Natalie188176.128 R115:.Nalhan186159.97.1118 R11111'h.8mlt1891 Rumple.Susan1891 S 5auer.Bill1871 Sawveernm'186126.59 $chmut'ker.Bria11186159 Sfhmuckerfhrnl188176.971.1112 SchmuckeLChl-iatal189182 Srhnu k,Angie188176 51'hr1111k11'11nnie188176 S11hr111'k.1111ug A.188176 thck. 111111;: F. 1861 59. 111:1. 1115 Schrm'k. 11911 1851182 Schrl11'k.Mari11n1861112 Schmkarim186126.62 Srhuh.Merrie189182 81111111. Amy 1871 711 S1'hult.11awn188176 S1-hwarlz.Ma111871711 St hwartz. Ray1111911 811hwarlz.'11r11y1871 711. 1111 Seaver.Hrian188176 Shawgu. 111111131881 76 Shepherd.-1ay189182 Shielda.T11m189182 Sh1111k.Mirh91le1811182 Hh11w2lller.l1awn1871711 Shr11ck.1'h1m1881211176 Silx'e '1111m'188176 a 1871 Sims. Ieresa 18111 511111N1KTI111118141 5181'11.1Vl1r1188176 Slahaughululie1871711 Slabaugh,Mias1 188176. 1111 81ahdugh.113m1881711. 1112 SIEbaugh.Ph11 I861 Slabaugh.519ve 189182 Slahaugh.519ve 1111 81agle.11uduey1871711 Slaler.11ymhia188176 Slater. Micha911861 Sl11at.R11ss111189 Slusser.1111rey189182 Slusser. 8111111 1871711 8meltzer.8r1m1871711971118 $mi1h.Angie188176 Slnith.1'hris188176 Smith.Danny1891 Smi!h..1a1'k186162.98 Smith.Shelly189182 Smith Tim1861211 27.62.1212 Smith.Tren11m 1871711 Smith.'11risha186162 Sm11t'k,Eric186162 Smm'k. Matt 188176 Sniderulim111185 Snyder. Kevin 189182 Snyder. Lauralee 1871 711 Speicher. Missy 1871 711. 11:1 Spurgenn.Shelley1871711. 1118 Spurgenn Stacy 1891 82 Slavkhnu. .Helen111192 Slah1ey.Richard1871711 Stahley, Tom 1891 82 Stahly, Jamie 1881 76 Stahly, Tami 1881 76 Stahly, Theresa 189182 Stahly, Todd 1861 62 Stankovich, Amy 1871 70 Stanknvich, Tim 189182 Stapleton. Regina 1871 70 Stauffer, Phyllis10190 Steffen,Don186162 Steffen. Jim 1871 70, 98 Steffen, Missy 1881 76 Steiner, Mark 1881 76 Stemen, Troy 1891 82 Sterling, Bradley 1871 Stevens, Erica 1881 76 Stewart, Brian 1871 70 StichLer.Jim186162 Slickel.Dara187120, 70, 93 Stickel. Dina 1891 82 Stickter, Don 101 90 Stillson,Jessi1891 82 Stillson, Jud 1891 82 Stuuder, Angie 1861 19, 62, 93 Stringfellow,Jane1. 1881 76 Stringfellow, Joe 189182 Stuart, Heidi 1861 62, 93, 102 man Kell 88 7- Uhlig.Henning186163 Umbaugh,Cheryl1861 20, 63, 116 Urednick, Gary186163, 132 V VanBlaricom, Kirk 1881 76 Vance, Robby 1881 76 Vickary, Mary 1871 70 Visetsouk, Leth 1871 70 Vorhis. Andy 1891 82 Vorhis, Hollie 1871 24, 71 W Wager, Heidi 1881 76 Wagner, Larry 101 89 Wakley, Jody1891 82 Walter, Burmell 101 85 Walter, Chris 1881 77 Ward, Rodney 1871 Warren, Cynthia 101 90 Warren,Scott186163. 121 Watson, Baron 1881 77 Weaver, Angie 1871 71 Weaver, Gayle 1871 71 Weaver, Gwen 18918293 Weaver, Jennifer187171 Weaver,Jennifer189182 Weaver, Mike 1891 82 Weaver, Mike 101 85 Weaver, Penny1881 77 Weaver, Rod 1871 71 Weaver, Roland 1891 83 Weaver, Todd 1871 71 Weber, Sc0t11891 83 Weirich, Joas 1871 Weirich, Randy188177 Weldy, Amber1891 83 Weldy, Cwyn 1881 77 Weldy, Devon 1871 71 Weldy, Jamie187171 Weldy,J0hn189183 Weldy, Michelle 1891 83 Weldy, Sally 186163. 103 Weldy. Shane 1891 83 Wenger, Judy 1861 63 Wenger, Kari1871 71. 1113 Wenger, Kent. 1881 77 Wenger, Robin 186163, 112 Wesolek.Christy1881 77, 127, 130 Whelan, Helen 101 90 Whetsmne,Angie186163, 118, 128 Zercher, Gene 111185 Zimmerman,JaniLa189183 INDEX X 175 , '1 31432! 2:16 ya , y: 'g' , F? . 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