Perry Meridian High School - Passages Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Mike Marien, Fritz Westenfelder, and Rob Anthony, seniors, spend a typical summer afternoon skiing at Sweetwater Lake. Lisa Baker, senior, orchestra concert-master, at- tended an orchestra camp at Indiana University. Mike Moriarity, senior, rode his bicycle with Campus Life to Nashville, Tennessee. Hugh Thornburg, Bob Morrison, and Cindy Meyer, seniors, attended a National Youth Leadership Con- ference Camp in Shelby, Michigan as part of a Lilly Endowment sponsored program. Karen Nitsch, junior, participated in the Junior Olym- pics in Nebraska. Lost in concentration, Karen pre- pares herself for her next shot. John Billiard, junior, soys En garde as he demon- strates his fencing techniques. He practices about two hours a day. Summer 21

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They Remember All Winter A number of PM students participat- ed in the Peace Games between In- dianapolis and Scarborough, Canada. Lori Courtney was on the volleyball team, Dan Kenninger played on the soccer team, and Mary Beth Schueth and Denise Gritton competed on the basketball team. Mary Beth Schueth took top honors in the Notional Junior Olympics. Nation- al One-on-One Basketball champion and Karen, PM State Champ, took fifth place in shot put. She also competed with the local track club, the Indy Chevettes. Kelly McBride, noider of many girls ' swim team records, seemed to spend all of her time in a swimming pool. Kelly swam with the Indianapolis Swim Club in local, state and regional competi- tion during the summer months. John Billiard had a very unique sport, fencing. By practicing many hours a day, he hopes to become a member of a college fencing team, Megan Rogge, a member of the In- diana Youth Team, has been riding horses for nine years. Presently she is ranked first in five classes: pleasure. horsemanship, senior pleasure, reign- ing, and western riding. Camp counseling is another activity PM students were involved in. Jenny Schmitz and Sheila Murdock went to Pyoca Christian Camp where they were first time counselors. They had many difficulties, such as camp food, but it was a great learning experience. Six seniors attended a ten day Lead- ership Camp sponsored by the Lilly Company. They learned leadership in government and counseling. Beside attending camps, some stu- dents traveled out of the state and some to foreign countries. Laurie Neu represented Indiana in the Miss Cinderella Contest in New Or- leans, Louisiana. The pageant consist- ed of talent, modeling and an inter- view with the judges. Laurie was crowned the winner in her age group. Mark Moriarty took a week-long bike trip with Campus Life to Nashville, Ten- nessee. Lisa Renault spent six weeks in France, and Susie Hettwer traveled in Germany for four weeks. maer jwmr fiif ' -Tmfr rffmrr ffff„ Megan Rogye, sophomore, receives her trophy Notional Basketball Champion, Mary Beth Kelley McBride, junior, swam with the Indiana- fof winning the horseback riding division at the Schueth, poses proudly with her trophy. polls Swim Club during the past summer. Kentucky State Fair 20 Summer

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