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

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Perry Meridian had always been known for its high academic stan- dards. This year was no exception. Honor clubs at Perry included the National Honor Society and QuiU and ScroU. Academic letter sweaters were awarded to top students on the basis of their achievements on an academic level. To be a member of even one of these groups is a small accomplishment; however, to be in- cluded in two or aU three of these, as several students were, is quite an achievement. The students whose names appear here were recognized for their outstanding accomplishments. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kimberly Ann Aufderheidc ' 83 Angle Badgky ' 83 Matthew Reed Brandt ' 83 Kathy Brcedlove ' 84 Richard A. Burgetl ' 84 Joan Marie Candler ' 83 Cornelius Chiu ' 84 Thomas H, Chow Christy M. Collignon ' 84 Steven H. Cox ' 84 Gina Michelle Dearth ' 83 Mark Doen ' 83 Cynthia A. Duerigen ' 83 Da -id Wayne Finke ' 84 Paula Fort ' 83 Jill Fortuna ' 84 Christopher J. Franzmann ' 83 Timothy E. Freeland ' 84 Bill Fulton ' 83 Gina L Tin Greenwell ' 84 Catherine Hamm ' 83 Katherine Rice Hapgood ' 83 Laura Hazehvood ' 83 Tonja Hazelwood ' 83 Lyle Helvie ' 83 Da id Hering ' 83 John J. Hettwer ' 83 Jane HUdebrandt ' 83 Caroh-n Higgens ' 84 Lynn Marie HoUoway ' 83 Jancen (Lavon) Isom ' 83 Daniel Gilbert Juanillo. Jr. ' 83 ' Karen Sue Kistner ' 83 Denise Knapke ' 83 Roxanne Kay Labib ' 83 Bonnie Sue Lawrence ' 83 John Edwin Lentz ' 84 Vicki E. Lootens ' 84 Lora Denise Lumpe ' 83 Gregg Matsumoto ' 84 William Dean May ' 83 Michael James McCormick ' 83 Heather McGlynn ' 83 Misty L Tin McKay ' 83 Laura Marie Miles ' 83 Ann R. Miller ' 83 Mary L. MiUer ' 83 Michelle Suzanne Miller ' 84 Roscmarie Milto ' 83 Laura A. Moore ' 84 Beth WenDel Morris ' 84 James Morrison ' 83 Paula Jo Morrison ' 84 Kristen Mueller ' 84 Mark E, Need ' 84 Stacy Lynn Need ' 83 Wilma Newman ' 83 Douglas S. Paget ' 84 Michele Melinda Perr - ' 83 Jeffrey Darid Pierson ' 84 Kimberly L -nn Poad ' 84 Tonya Poole ' 83 Julie Powers ' 83 Stacey Prange ' 83 Jeff Qualkinbush ' 84 Pegg - Raymann ' 83 Cheryl Ann Richey ' 83 Lone L. Ritterskamp ' 84 Nathan Brent Scheib ' 84 Dartd Victor Schulz ' 84 Steven Shaffer ' 83 Scott Shover ' 83 Kevin William Smith ' 83 Julie Ann Snow ' 83 Richard J. Sobieray ' 83 Christine Janelle Spence ' 83 James C. Stafford ' 83 Nancy Sue Thompson ' 84 Mary EUcn Traylor ' 83 Michele Underwood ' 83 Karl R. Westenfeldcr ' 84 Lisa Williams ' 83 Conrad Jung Liang Wong ' 83 Amy Wright ' 83 David Wright ' 83 Lisa Yen ' 83 QUILL AND SCROLL Lynettc Bess ' 83 S uzanne Boyle ' 83 Keith Cooper ' 84 T.each Cross ' 84 WilUam Fulton ' 83 Kevin Ganunons ' 83 Gary Harbert ' 83 April HoUis ' 83 Karen Kistner ' 83 Heather McGlynn ' 83 Jennifer Medisch ' 83 Mary MUler ' 83 Paula Morrison ' 84 Kristen Mueller ' 84 David Schulz ' 84 Scott Shover ' 83 Rob Skorjanc ' 83 Randal Troth ' 83 David Wright ' 83 Brian Wheeler ' 83 ACADEMIC LETTERMEN Angle Badgley ' 83 Joan Candler ' 83 Jeffrey Coleman ' 83 Mark Doen ' 83 Chris Franzmann ' 83 Bill , Fulton ' 83 Laura Hazelwood ' 83 Tonja Hazelwood ' f t Da id Hering ' 83 John Hettwer ' 83 Jane Hildebrandt ' 83 Mike McCormick ' 83 Heather McGlynn ' 83 A nn Miller ' 83 Julie Powers ' 83 Stacey Prange ' 83 Peggv- Raymann ' 83 Steven Shaffer ' 83 Scott Shover ' 83 Richard Sobieray ' 83 James Stafford ' 83 Mary Traylor ' 83 Michelle Underwood ' 83 Amy Wright ' 83 DaMd Wright ' 83 Lisa Yen ' 83 National Honor Society member. Misty McKay ' 83 studies diligently to maintain her grades. Even though she ' s a busy student and National Honor Society member, Paula Morrison ' 84 helps out in the AV room. Kathy Breedlove ' 84 spends extra time with the computer to keep up with the demanding class schedule. Quill and ScroU member, Keith Cooper ' 84 checks out information for the 1983-84 yearbook. HONOR ASSOCIATIONS 73

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Outdo or Clubs luspire luterest ' For those with an avid interest in cars of all kinds, the Auto Club was a good opportunity to increase knowledge of automobiles. The highlight of the club ' s activities has been its yearly auto show. Students from schools around the area such as Franklin Central, Greenwood, and Southport participated in the show along with Perry students. Winners from the 1983 Auto Show were: first in overall custom, Phil Mascari ' 83; first place in stock, Alan Cloud ' 83; and first place in motorcycle. Rod Ingalls ' 83. Mr. Ambum, Auto Club sponsor, wanted to emphasize, The Auto Club is not a club to join just to get out of homeroom. It was specifically designed to help students with an interest in learning about auto- mobiles and to bring hot rods, racing cars, mechanics, drivers, and related equipment into reach. The Auto Club officers for the 1983-84 school year were: President. Alan Bush ' 85, Vice President Susan DoweU ' 85, and Secretary Terri Music ' 85. The Girls Outdoor Club is for any girl who enjoys hiking, ice skating, canoeing, or outdsoor activities in general, said club sponsor Mrs. Karen Garretson . Girls Outdoor Club provided a natural outlet for the girls at Perry. The club emphasized the importance of a healthy attitude towards sports and the outdoors. Among many club activities, an annual favorite was a canoeing trip. Officers of the Girls Outdoor Club for 1983-84 were President Christy CoUigon ' 84; Vice President Angela Bessenbach ' 84; and Secretary- Treasurer Kim Henard ' 87. The purpose of the Astronomy Club was to provide students with background and an interest in astronomy with an opportunity to develop their knowledge through discussions and related activities. Activities of the club revolved around the use of the planetariimi and its planet projector, Apollo. With the aid of this piece of equipment. Astronomy Club members were able to view 1000 stars, and the sun and moon, on any night of the year. The planet projector was installed in Perry ' s planetarium before the opening of school in 1973. As well as monthly meetings, the Astronomy Club participated in trips to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the Museum of History of Flight. Club sponsor Jim Nichols said, Astronomy is an important and useful science because it directly correlates with all other areas of science. The Astronomy Club officers for 1983-84 were; President Keith Dinnage ' 86, and Vice-President Donald Vondrak ' 86. Of the club ' s benefits Keith said, I have really expanded my knowledge and interest of astronomy through this club. 74 OUTDOOR CLUBS