Pioneer High School - Conestoga Yearbook (Royal Center, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

But he who would go to the top Ne'er sits down and despairs; ...By one step at a time. Pioneer High School i|l979 Conestoga I I Volume XVI |H SCHOOL LIFE 6 SENIORS 17 ACADEMICS 38 FACULTY 72 SPORTS 82 ALBUM 121 ORGANIZATIONS 137 ADS 153 INDEX 173 s Seniors Celebrate Homecoming Senior Night c February 3rd marked the 5th annual crowning of the Homecoming Queen. Christi Lawson, sponsored by the Letterman's Club, was chosen by all male Pioneer athletes as queen during half-time of the North Judson game. Her court consisted of Susan Kiser, sponsored by FCA, and Sandi Luey, sponsored by Pep Club. a Sandi and mother on Senior Night, b The Panther's come through with another victory, c Dave Lewellen presents his father with a mum on Senior Night, d Christi expresses her enthusiam when she is announced as Homecoming Queen. d Pioneer students participated in and supported this year's schedule of convocations and pep sessions. The convocations presented this year ranged from Shakespeare to Professor Gizmo, from the Evansville High School Band to our own Pioneer Jr. Sr. High Choirs' Hour of Entertainment. The pep sessions gave the students and teams a chance to show their spirit. Spirit Weeks were held throughout the school year in which contests were held to determine which class had the most pep. In the last pep session it was decided that the Seniors had the most b sPirit- a Members of the choir really get into their music, b M. Fox tells us about his Weekend in New England, c The Good News Circle entertains PHS students with their music, d B. Moser shows how he feels about Shakespeare, e E. Minks helps the Twosome Transfer interpret Shakespeare, f V. Hall shows her spirit on 50's day of Spirit Week, g The 8th grade always tries to stay on top of it all. h A ghost from the past lingers in the hall, i The Cross Country Team shows its spirit, j Is Dirk going back to his younger days? k The Freshmen find that the Stairs of Opportunity aren't always that easy to climb. I PUCKER POWER! Convocations, Choir, Pep Sessions a Keep PHS Students BUSY School Life 9 A Rainbow of Love was this year's theme of the Sweetheart's Ball. The Sweetheart's Ball is an annual dance held by the Sunshine Society. This year's dance took place on February 24. Each club sponsors a queen candidate from which five finalists are voted on by the student body. The queen is then selected from these five finalists on the night of the dance by the attending couples. This year's queen was Kim Barr. Pam Simons, Dawn Musall, Susan Kiser, and Melita Goodrich made up her court, b a P. Scheetz enjoys watching the dancers, b The queen, Kim Barr, c The couples look at the queen candidates, d The chaperones enjoy the dance, e G. Williams and L. Houston talk about their plans after the ball, f It's bottoms up for the Sweetheart's Ball! g Mrs. Key seems to be having a good time, h T. Roth watches the band, i The queen and her court (left to right): Susan Kiser, Pam Simons, Dawn Musall, Kim Barr, (not pictured Melita Goodrich), j Christi gets down to the music. of Love School Life 11 The comedy Bye Bye Birdie was presented by the Pioneer High School student body on April 18, 20, and 21. Leading roles were held by: Sam Cosgray—Albert Peterson, Sherry Clark—Rose Alvarez, Mark Fox—Conrad Birdie, Carolyn King—Mae Peterson, Dawn Musall—Mrs. MacAfee, Greg Houston—Mr. MacAfee, Karen Gallaher— Kim MacAfee, and Paul Scheetz—Hugo Peabody. Bye Bye Birdie brought back the 50's through its music and characters. An enjoyable evening was had by all. b a Cast members take their final bows, b S. Clark teaches the Shriners a dance to remember, c G. Houston tells his family who really runs the house, d M. Fox in all his glory, e The citizens of Sweet Apple prove that too much excitement can be hazardous to your health, f C. King makes Conrad an offer he CAN refuse, g The teens of Sweet Apple tell of all the living they have left to do. h The Sweet Apple teens keep the lines buzzing with the news of Hugo and Kim getting pinned, i M. Fox tells America How it feels to get “One Last Kiss. j G. Houston always has to be in the center of things, k Even though they work hard, the cast still has time to clown around. with Bye Bye Birdie g ixmjjj School life 13 The Pioneer High School Prom was held on May 12 at the K of C Hall. The theme for this year was An Island of Paradise ' Randy Lower and Dawn Musall reigned as queen and king. John Smith and Melita Goodrich were selected as duke and duchess, b a The theme. Island of Paradise, b The duke and duchess, John Smith and Melita Goodrich, c The servers enjoy a chat with some of the couples about the dance, d The mural provides a tropical atmosphere, e The king and queen, Randy Lower and Dawn Musall. f The servers are: K. Kitchell, B. Spencer, P. Simons, W. Welton, T. Greene, S. Showley, L. Scagnoli, S. Berry, J. Dumm, K. Kiser, g The couples enjoy the music of the band, h P. Nethercutt and S. Clark look as if they are having a good time, i L. Scagnoli and T. Greene prove that serving can be hard work. An Island of Paradise The Theme for the Prom e f School Life 15 i nr Memories of Days Gone By CLASS OF 1979 SPONSERS m 'WitCiam VOiyina 'Sbn ett PARENTS “TH t. and “Tti u. • and 'WCtb. Vincat JLayet MOTTO %en.e wa ta k L Ini ed; l tow we eek owi COLORS 'Dan.k careen and mint FLOWER o yt()-ati mum tinted in mint careen IN MEMORY OF UNDERSTANDING The troubles that beset you Along life's winding road Are sent to make you stronger To share another's load. We cannot share a sorrow If we haven't grieved a while, Nor can we feel another's joy Until we've learned to smile! Sweet mystery of music, Great masters and their art, How well we understand them When we've known a broken heart! Let tyrants lust for power, Sophisticates be wise, Just let me see the world, dear God, Through understanding eyes. -NICK KENNY Wednesday, May 16, 1979, was the day the Student Council chose as Achievement Day. It was a day to honor Pioneer students, especially the soon- to-be graduated seniors. Various scholarships were presented to the seniors by the faculty and representatives of the donating organizations. Awards for achievement in athletics, classroom performance, and music were also given. Susan Kiser was named valedictorian and Charlie Tribbett received salutatorian honors. Several other students also received awards. Pioneer should be proud of the accomplishments of its students. Pioneer Recognizes Its b d e 20 Seniors Outstanding Students l a Miss Nancy Gerrard, MC for Achievement Day. b Seniors M. Anderson and G. Fauvergue are presented art awards by E. Shanks, c T. Lesher is congratulated by E. Shanks, d Mrs. Fickle presents D. Rhoades with her scholarship, e T. Patty accepts her shorthand award, f Mr. Neel proudly presents D. Lewellen his REMC scholarship, g D. Funk receives her math award with a smile, h K. Warfield is the winner of the bookkeeping award, i Mrs. Betty Hale announces the upcoming winner, j J. Buzbee presents the art club's gift to S. Kiser, K. Kiser, and D. Rhoades. Seniors 21 May 20, 1979 was a day the seniors will long remember. They graduated that day. Memories of all the experiences of the past twelve years drifted through the minds of the graduates. There were happy times, like defeating the Peru tigers in the Tiger Arena. There were fun times, like going to Lafayette for dinner and all the fooling around on the way back. There were scary times, like the fear felt when the psych mid-term came back with a lower grade than the one expected. There were hard times, like getting back from Dayton at 4:30 a.m. and going to school at 8:00 a.m. And there were the sad times. Some were glad it was all over, others were proud that they had made it and the rest were somewhat sad to see it come to an end. It took twelve years to prepare for a ceremony that lasted an hour and fifteen minutes, but it was well worth the time and effort. The door to the future has been opened and now the world is ours. a Now all that's needed are the graduates, b M. Benson realizes the solemnity of the moment, c C. Tribbett and S. Kiser lead their class into the gymnasium, d S. Swartzell is happy to be through with school. 22 Seniors Seniors Work Hard Seniors 23 PRE The class of '79 climbed a very rough trail to reach the end of their quest through the high school years. Tragedy struck more than once, but each time it was overcome with faith, courage, and help from friends. Caring was a main ingredient in the make-up of the seniors. They cared about the people they came in contact with and the school they represented. They cared about themselves and their future. Everyone had something to offer and each lent his talents to a useful purpose, including organizations, athletics, and musical functions of various kinds. Pioneer will miss the class of '79 for their task here is finished; they are seeking their destinies. a President (not shown) C. Tribbett, Vice Pres. D. Lewellen, Sec. B. Gerlach, Treas. H. McLeland, Reporter C. Keiser, Sponsors, Mrs. Bonsett and Mr. Neel, b Comfortable, D. Gerrard? c C. Tribbett and S. Luey come from beyond! d D. Rhoades and P. Beecher contemplate their art projects. KIRBY ADAIR: Baseball 1,2; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1. MARK ANDERSON: National Honor Society 3,4; Reporter 4; Student Rotarian 4; Boy's Pep Club 1; Backstage Crew 2,3; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4. KIM BARR: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Executive Council 1; Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4, Cheerleader 1,3; Trackettes 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Librarian Asst. 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4, FCA 1,2,3,4; Pom-Pom 2,3; TMI 1, Track 1; Volleyball 2,3,4; Gold Teens 1,2,3,4; Band 1. PAM BEECHER: Sunshine 4. MARK BENSON: Art Club 1; Backstage Crew 3. TIM BERKSHIRE: Boy's Pep Club 3; Backstage Crew 2,3. 24 Seniors OUR SENIORS! JEANNIE BLACKMAN: Sunshine 1,2,3a Librarian Asst. 3. BETH BORMAN: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Librarian Asst. 3; Student Media Association 3; Treasurer 3; ISMA 3. DENISE M. BOUCHER: Sunshine 1,2; Vica 3. DENISE ELAINE BRANDT: Cheerblod 1,2; Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,1 Health Careers 3,4; Forensics 1; Choir 1,2,3. DARLENE BREWER: Gold Teen 3,4; Vica 4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; FHA 3. DANA BROWN: Vica 3,4; (at Lewis Cass) Swimming 1,2; Football 1,2; Letterman's Club 2; Track 1. GEORGE BUNDY. BRIAN BURGIN JA BUZBEE: Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2,3; Gold Teens 2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Ai Club 3,4; Sec. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 2; Pres. 3; Reporter 4; Pep Band 4. PmO 0 «A'm HOr At'AUAtlf The Class of '79 Contributed Much PENNY (CAUDLE) BUSHAW: Volleyball 1,2,3; FCA 1,2,3; Gold Teens 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,3; Musical 2,3; Swing Choir 3; La Pandilla 1; Band 1; Health Careers 1,2. GREG CROCKETT: Track 1,2. CAROLYN ANN DAVIS. TIM DEARINGER: Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3; FCA 1,2,3; German Club 2,3; Key Club 3,4. TONY DEARINGER: Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Key Club 1,2,3; FCA 1,2,3; Vice Pres. 3; Cross Country 1,3; German Club 2,3; Gold Teens 2,3. DENNIS L. DeFORD. BRYAN DePOY: Hi-Y 1,2; Vica 3,4, Art Club 1,2. COETA SUE DEWITT: Spanish Club 1,3,4; Librarian Asst. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Co-Treasurer 4; La Pandilla 4; Student Rotarian 4. 26 Seniors to the Greatest—Pioneer PEGGY DILLON: Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Gold Teens 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Health Careers 1,2,3,4; Vica 3,4; Treasurer 4; FHA 1. JUDY DRYE: Sunshine 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4; French Club 4, Pep Club 3; GAA 1. DON ELLER. MICHAEL EMMONS: Baseball 2; FCA 1,2; FFA 3,4; Boys Pep Club 1; German Club 1; Speech Club 1; Band 1; Hi-Y 1. GREG FAUVERGUE: Baseball 1; Art Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; President 4; Backstage Crew 3,4; WPHS Radio Station 4; Class Reporter 1,2; Speech Team 4; Senior Publications 2,3,4; Chess-Scrabble Club 3; Librarian Asst. 4. BRUCE FULTZ: Wrestling 2,3,4; Conference Winner 3; Jazz Band 2; Key Club 3,4; FFA 3; Band 1,2; Vica 3. JOHN GARDNER: Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Regional participant 4; Student Council 3,4; Vice Pres. 4; Boy's Pep Club 4; Treas. 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4; German Club 2; Pres. 2; Class Vice Pres. 1,2; Student Rotarian 4. BARBARA GERLACH: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Council 2; French Club 2; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1,2; Trackette 1,2,3,4, Mat Maid 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Student Media Ass. 2,3; ISMA 2,3; Nat. Secretary of SMA 4; Library Asst. 2,3. DAVID GERRARD: Track 1,4, Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Librarian Asst. 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3; Letterman Club 3,4; Senior Publications 2; Band 1,2; German Club 2,3; Chess-Scrabble Club 3; Boy's Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1. ROWENA DIANE GRAY: Sunshine 3,4, Thespians 4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Tri- M 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Co- Treas. 4; La Pandilla 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4; State Solo Ensemble Contest 2; Student Rotarian 4. VADA HALL: Pep Club 1,2; Art Club 3,4; Gold Teens 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 2,3,4. RALPH HARDY a D. Lank gives it all for Pioneer. Seniors 27 We Gave Guidance to Underclassmen b THOMAS HECKARD: Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. 1; Cross-Country Mgr. 2; FCA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; German Club 2,3; Musical 3,4, Backstage Crew 1,2,3,4, Lighting Tech. 1,2,3,4, Chess Scrabble Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4( Jazz Band 2,4; Student Med. Ass 2,3,4; State ISMA Historian 4, WPHS Radio 4; Basketball Band 3,4 DEAN HEDGES Nat. Forensics 4; Pres. 4, French Club 3; Swing Choir 4, (at Perry Meridian) Jazz Band 2,4, Boy's Pep Club 2, (at Manual) Stage Crew 1, Musical 1, Choir 1,4, Band 1,2,3,4. LISA HICKEY Sunshine 3 4, Thespians 4, Pres. 4, Choir 3, NFL 4, Swing Choir 3,4; Musical 2, Pit Band 1; La Pandilla 1, Spanish Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 MIKE HIGGINS TFRFSA HINES: Basketball 1, Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Library Asst. 2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1.2, Trackettes 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2. GREG HOUSTON Band 1; Wrestling 3, German Club 2, Musical 3, Librarian Asst 3 4 Yearbook Staff 2,3.4, Student Media As . ISMA 3 4 Key Chib 3 4 28 Seniors RHONDA HUDDLESTON Gold Teens 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1, French Club 2,3, Senior Publications 4. DAVID HUFFMAN German Club 1 JESSE HUGGINS Speech Club 1, Boy's Pep Club 3, Chess Scrabble Club 3; German Club 2,3; Pres. 3. PHILLIP HUNT Basketball 1,2, FCA 1,2; Hi-Y 1, Spanish Club 1; German Club 1. MONICA INGRAM: Sunshine 1.2.3.4, Health Careers 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; La Pandilla 1,2,3; Musical 2. Choir 2. CINDI KEISER Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Musical 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2; La Pandilla 2; Spanish Club 1,2, Sunshine 1.2.3.4, TMI 2, Class Reporter 3,4, Health Careers 3,4, Treas 3, Corresponding Sec 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Sec 4, Girls State 3; Cadet Teaching 4 CAROLYN KING; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Gold Teens 2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Thespians 4, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Tri-M 3,4; Vice Pres. 4, TMI 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2; Pep Band 4, Health Careers 3.4, Record. Sec. 3, Scrapbook Ed 4 KIMBERLY KISER Track 1,2,3,4, Sectional 3, Volleyball 3,4, Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Executive Council 2,3; Pom- Pom 1,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres 4, Student Council 1,2,4, Reporter 2, Treas 4, Art Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2; Vice Pres. 3,4, French Club 2,3; Pres 2. Librarian Asst. 2,3,4, Cheerleader 1.2 FCA 1.2.3.4, Tri M 3,4, Christian Fellowship 2,3; Student Media Ass 2,3 SUSAN KISER: Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1.2.3.4, Volleyball 1,2,3.4, FCA 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Trackettes 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3,4 Sunshine 1.2.3.4, Recording Sec 4 Art Club 1.3.4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Tri-M 3,4, Historian 4, Class Vice Pres 1, Class Sec. 2; Musical 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, La Pandilla 2. Band 1,2,3,4; TMI 2; Cadet Teaching 4 a V Hall wants to see all she can of Washington D C. b R Loper works hard for Mrs. Key. c G. Fauvergue and M. Anderson use their artistic talents to create beautiful things d J. Musselman finds playing with dice a fun way to pass the time e S. Kiser smiles while she paints a pretty picture. We Studied for Our Teachers MARK KISTLER: Vica 3,4; State Finalist (weld.) 3. BRAD KITCHELL: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 3; Golf 1; FCA 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 2, French Club 2; Musical 2; Letterman's Club 3,4, Librarian Asst. 2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Key Club 2,3,4; Boy's Pep Club 1; Chess Scrabble Club 3. BETH KNIESLY: TMI 2; Track 1; Spanish Club 1,2; La Pandilla 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Musical 2; Gold Teens 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. NAN KRAAY: Pep Club 1; Gold Teens 2,3,4, Band 1; Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Thespians 4, Health Careers 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Musical 3; FCA 1. DENNIS E. LANK: Basketball 1,2; Boy's Pep Club 4; Vice Pres. 4, Swing Choir 2; Chess Scrabble Club 3; Key Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; FCA 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Choir 1,2; Hi-Y 1,2, Boys State 3. GARY LANTZ: Golf 1; Vica 3,4. CHRISTI LAWSON: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Executive Council 1; Corresponding Sec. 3; Vice Pres. 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Student Media Ass. 2,3,4; ISMA 2,3,4; Trackettes 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2; TMI 1; Pep Club 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3. STEVE LAYER: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Conference Champ 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Basketball 1,2; FCA 1,2,3,4, Letterman's Club 2,3. 30 Seniors And Worked for Our Coaches TERRI LESHER: Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 4 (Manager); Mat Maid 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Musical 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; La Pandilla 2; Band 1; Cadet Teacher 4. DAVE LEWELLEN: Basketball 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 1,2; Tri-M 3,4, Key Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 4. SANDY LOGAN: Pep Club 1,2,3; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff, Typist 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Teens 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Musical 2; Student Rotarian 4. ROB LOPER: Basketball 1; Backstage Crew 3; Baseball 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2; Librarian Assistant 4. RANDY LOWER: Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Sectional finalist 2,3,4: Regional Finalist 3,4; Conference Champ 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; German Club 2; Baseball 1,2,4, Boy's Pep Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Class Vice Pres. 3 SANDI LUEY: Track 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Varsity; FCA 2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Executive Council 4; Pom Pom 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Class Treasurer 1; Cadet Teacher 4. a P. Roth, S. Layer, nd J. Buzbee have seen about as much of D.C. as they want to. b G. Houston tries studying for once, c J. Roller stands at attention, d B. Kniesly admires her •e9s- Seniors 31 We Backed Our Mighty Panthers TIM LU2ADDER; RAYMOND MALCHOW; RONNIE MALCHOW: Vica 3,4. HOLLY McLELAND: Pep Club 1,2; Mat Maids 2,3,4, Student Council 1,2; Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Executive Council 2; Spanish Club 1, Flag Corp 1; Librarian Asst 2,3, Cadet Teacher 4; Class Treasurer 3,4. JACK MERSCH: Vica 3,4 PEGGY RENEE MERSCH: Pep Club 1; Gold Teens 2; Sunshine 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Forensics 1; Band 1,2; Health Careers 2; Secretary 2; TMI 2; VICA 3,4. SANDY MILLER: Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Vica 3 SCOTT MILLER: Golf 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Art Club 1,2; Vica 3,4. ERIC MINKS: Basketball 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4, German Club 2,3; Boys Pep Club 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2; Letterman Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Band 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Chess-Scrabble Club 3; Librarian Asst. 2,3. 32 Seniors We Gave It All We Had PERRY MINNIEAR: Vica 3,4. BILL MOSER: Basketball 1,2,3,4. All conference 3; Golf 1; Track 3,4; Conference Champ (High jump) 3; FCA 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2; German Club 2,3, Letterman Club 4; Chess-Scrabble Club 3; Librarian Asst. 2,4; Band 1,2; Spanish Club 1. DAWN MUSALL: Musical 1,2,3,4; Librarian Asst. 4; Pepe 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Executive Council 1,3,4; Duchess of prom 3; Speech 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN MUSSELMAN: Hi-Y 2; Chess- Scrabble Club 3; German Club 2,3; Backstage Crew 3; Musical 4; Librarian Asst. 4. KEITH MYERS: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Speech 1,2; FCA 1,2,3,4; Spanish 2,3. SCOTT OVERHOLSER: Librarian Asst. 1,2; Backstage Crew 3. PAUL PLUMMER: German Club 2,3; Chess-Scrabble Club 3. ARIC RADERSTORF: Basketball 1; Key Club 2,3,4, Wrestling 2; Baseball 2,3,4. TIM RANCE: Vica 3,4. a D. Hedges backs Pioneer events with his terrific drum playing, b What happened M. Swisher? c G. Swartzell and S. Swartzell don't find D.C. exciting all the time, d C. Tribbett gives it all for Pioneer. Seniors 33 For Here Our Task Is Finished TERESA RAY: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Executive Council 4, Spanish Club 1,2; Musical 3,4, La Pandilla 1; Health Careers 3,4; Scrapbook 3; R. Secretary 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian Asst. 4; Cadet Teaching 4. DARLENE RHOADES: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Musical 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tri M 3,4; Gold Teens 2,3,4. TERESA RILEY: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; La Pandilla 1,2; Health Careers 4, National Forensics 1; Gold Teens 2. BILL ROBERTS: Vica 3,4, JERRY ROLLER: Boys State 3. PATRICK ROTH: Basketball 1,2,4; Manager 3; FCA 2,3,4, La Pandilla 1; Librarian Asst. 3; Vica 3,4. MARK RUFF: Band 1. CORRINE LYNN RYNERSON: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Good Teens 1,2,3,4, Pres. 1,2,3; National Forensics 1; Health Careers 3,4; Corresponding Sec. 3; Treasurer 4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Librarian Asst. 4. MARY HELENE SCHEETZ: Pep Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Vice Pres. 4; Gold Teens 3,4; Student Rotarian 4; Sunshine 1,2,3,-4; Health Careers 3,4; Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4. DAR 4, Spanish Club 1,2,3; Sr. Publications 3,4; Album 3; Editor 4; Librarian Asst. 4. CHRIS SCHERER: ROBERT SCHOFF: Art Club 1,2,3; Vica 3,4; Backstage Crew 3. CARL SIMONS: Golf 1,2; Wrestling 2; Chess-Scrabble Club 3; Boys Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; TMI 2; Hi-Y 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Band 1,2. 34 Seniors Now We Seek Our Destinies KEVIN SLENTZ: Basketball Manager 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Musical 1,2; Boys State Alternate 3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Conference champ 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Lettermans 3,4, Backstage Crew 4; FCA 4; Swing Choir 2; Forensics 1,2; La Pandilla 2,3. RANDY L SMALL; Golf 1. DAVE STUART. GARY SWARTZELL: Basketball 1; Art Club 1,2; Track 2; Boys Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 1,2. STEVE SWARTZELL: Hi-Y 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Boys Pep Club 1,2,3,4; La Pandilla 1,2; Band 1,2; FCA 1,2. MARK SWISHER: Hi-Y 1,2;- Vica 3,4. CHARLES RAY TRIBBETT: Cross Country 3,4; Track 3; FCA 3,4, French Club 2,3; Pres. 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Chess-Scrabble Club 3; Pres. 3; Class Pres. 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Treas. 3; Pres. 4, Student Rotarian 4, BRENDA WELTON: Basketball 1,2,3,4, FCA 1,2,3,4; Treas. 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Manager 2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; La Pandilla 2; TMI 2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4. ROGER G. WESCOTT: French Club 2,3; Backstage Crew 3. a J. Huggins and J. Gardner make use of the library, b Members of the Senior Mania Club. Class of '79 Invades Washington D.C. a D. Hedges is studying the original Declaration. b R. Loper, E. Minks, B. Moser, and D. Gerrard enjoy the view. c M. Scheetz, V. Hall, P. Beecher, C. Rynerson, B Depoy, and S. Logan don't mind the windy day. d D Brandt, T. Berkshire, P. Dillon, N. Kraay, and P. Caudle are having a good time, e Class of 79 in front of the Washington Monument. Seniors 37 ■ The Jr. High Choir was really on fire, With enthusiasm and song. Their concerts were a treat, the audience filled every seat. With Mrs. Siefert, they couldn't go wrong. At their concert in the fall, they really had a ball, As they presented their songs and skits; They really went to town when they performed Leroy Brown, No one could match their wits. We give a great hand to the Jr. High Band who performed at the Christmas concert. They practiced everyday, on their instruments they did play, Thanks to Mr. Frisinger, they were kept very alert. d a Members of the Jr. High Band b R. Carmichael gets carried away c R. Carmichael and J. Fickle I each other, d Precision is the key. e Members of the Jr. High Choir f The Jr. High Band works toward perfection. We Need A We really admire the Pioneer Swing Choir, For their ability to sing and dance, The music they make will keep you awake, Singing tunes from humor to romance. A standing ovation at a school convocation, Was given to the high school choir. Singing songs with a beat that really were neat, Their performance set all afire. 40 Academic Little Christmas The kettle was singing, the stove was aglow; Ready for goodies for the tummy, you know. Blending Talents The Home Ec. Dept, did make this year's treats; Of candies and desserts—just the best thing to eat! Family Relations were studied and even Child Care; Preparing the students for their future welfare. Interior designs and sewing too Were some of the skills learned, just to name a few. ) Skills f 9 a'S Logan reassures the little ones b E Minks dips into Fondue pot. c P Roth is fond of Fondue.d S Lucy and E Minks, the big dippers e J Buzbee and M Anderson examine the pot f A. Raderstorf plays musical chairs g Open sesame says D. Hedges to S Swartzell. h B L'dy asks is it good? i H McLeland sets the rules, j P. Beecher flashes a smile k B Welton studies the situation. mm k Band and Drill Team Meesca, Moosca, Moucateer! That was the theme of the band this year. They performed at NISBOVA and other contests, And sold hoagies to buy uniforms, no less! The Pioneer High School Drill Team Is fired up with plenty of steam. They practice, they work, they sweat for fame, So they can perform at each basketball game. Conestoga Staff The 1979 Conestoga staff showed much pride and enthusiasm in putting together this year's book. Everyone chipped in with hard work and showed the dedication necessary to assemble the best yearbook Pioneer has ever seen. Thus, with the help of our good advisor, Mr. Gumz, and with careful management we were again able to stay out of the red. I would like to thank everyone who contributed to the 1979 book. Besides all the hard work put in by the staff and advisor, we received a lot of help from other students, the nice people at Hitz Studio, and our fine yearbook representative, Mr. George Kingsley. Again a big thank-you to all. '79 Edition e g j a Sandi Loper— Album b Cheryl Cochran—Organizations c Marcia Courtice-Academics d '79 Conestoga Staff e Mr. Gumz- Advisor, Mary Scheetz— Editor f Sam Berry and Lori Hershberger- Sports g Sandy Logan Typist h Greg Houston—Ads i Chris Galbreath, Greg Fauvergue- Photographers j Rhonda Huddleston—Faculty and Index. Art: No Brushoff Students of art may spend a day, Painting or sketching or molding clay. Their creativity is put to a test To see whose project will turn out the best. They study perspective, color and design, With Mrs. Bonsett's help, they do just fine. Each year they paint the musical set, Working for hours with never a fret. They design program covers and posters too, Illustrating information for me and you. Their talents and skills make all aware. That without art, life would be bare. a T. Berkshire decorates the art hall. b D. Guy shows Mrs. Bonsett her work of art. c T. Miller concentrates on her art. d M. Stillwell designs her vase. e V. Hall poses with her kitty. Pepsi-Cola 1031 N. 3rd St., Logansport Phone: 722-6207 49 Working Like Classes in business offer practical knowledge, Whether working in an office or going to college. Bookkeeping teaches the student to balance the dime, While typing allows students to save some time. Secretarial training shows the girls how it will be, To work for a boss in an office, you see. General business and accounting are offered too, There are so many areas of business to do. V 50 Academics Nobody's Business a Mrs. Munson's business class listens attentively to their guest speaker from the Fort Wayne Business College, b L. Morehouse and M. Waggoner have their typewriters smoking, c General business students take notes over taxes, d L. Smith keys up on her machine, e W. Welton and S. Fritchman are getting ready for a time test, f E. Huerta finds Typing II a tolerable task, g L. Williamson and L. Weaver compete for speed and accuracy, h D. McWherter can look and type at the same time, i K. Kitchell is worried that the time is running out. j R. Busard smiles over an easy win with M. McFatridge. High school English means taking mini-courses, Writing term papers using various sources, Studying grammar, reading literature of all kinds, Challenging the students to use their minds. Giving speeches, acting out plays, These are how students spend their days. Book reports and tests are required, Making the students knowledgeable, but tired. Students select the classes they take; Academic and general are the choices they make. a S. Luey listens to another view point, b D. Gerrard checks out his family's cemetery plot in the Art of Dying class, c K. Miller chews nervously on her nails over the test, d T. Conklin and others take a final cram, e R. Loper smirks at the tall tale being presented, f K. Hefley and E. Schroder rehearse a play, g S. Luey is happy her composition is done, h M. Anderson finds the test enjoyable, i T. Howell ponders over a story in literature, j B. Overmeyer listens carefully to Mrs. Patty. Language Arts: Where r Communication Starts Academics 53 Off to class the junior high student darts, For fear of being late to Language Arts. There's reading and writing and spelling to do, Learning grammar rules that are all so new. Book reports and special projects are stressed. The student is encouraged to do his best. Junior High English can be lots of fun, Especially when the homework is done. c a W. Weaver, R. Koons, B. Conklin, and K. Hardy are having a sword duel, b Students work diligently? c D. Combs erases her English work, d R. Rextrew concentrates on her boardwork. e Jr. High English class works on the board. Spices and Herbs a Jr. High Home Ec. is sure lots of fun, Cooking and baking are the things that are done. Both boys and girls do participate, They taste their products to see how they rate. The girls sew and we're also assuming, They study room design, as well as good grooming. Home Ec. not only keeps students amused, It's also a subject that will always be used. b a M. Mclntire checks that the proper ingredients are added by S. Rhody. b K. Hardy carefully measures the oil. c T. Baker and G. Swanson are stirring up some fun. d Oops! I forgot the sugar, says L. Maksymica. e N. Pashak is thinking scrumpdilicious. f G. Kapraun, another Duncan Hines in the making. Academics 55 If you want to be really cool Go to the El-Tip-Wa Vocational School. The program that's offered is on- the-job training. There's enjoyment and laughter without complaining. The subjects offered are done so with care. Welding, agriculture, and car body repair. There's nursing, cooking, and home management too, The classes offer something for everyone to do. b d a G. Swartzell studies the situation, b D. Allison inspects the table saw. c Mmm Good, says T. Luzadder. d R. Malchow listens intently to his teachers, e L. Cotner is delighted with her assignment, f “Where do you want this 2 x 4? is asked here, g M. Higgins checks on P. Roth's technique, h S. Crockett studies the car's engine, i B. Depoy takes a step forward in the construction of the house, j Together we'll get this done in no time, says M. Swisher to T. Roth, k D. Brewer listens to the little Vocational School Is ones. An Educational Tool Academics 57 If you enjoy facts instead of a mystery, You should enroll in U.S. or world history. Current problems, economics, and research seminar, Psychology, and government will help you go far. You can study problems of the past and analyze the present, Compare society today with that of a feudal peasant, b d Images of the Past 58 Academics j k I m a A. Day ponders over a history question, b D. Gerrard finds the psychology assignment amusing, c M. Mclntire finds world history puzzling, d R. Koons learns the art of good note taking, e C. Conn gets the O.K. from Mr. Neel, f History is no mystery when Mr. Church lectures, g B. Bohm never knew learning dates could be so much fun! h Is that K. Hatton hiding behind her social studies notes? i K. Lesher is asking K. Metzger, Who is buried in Grant's tomb? j B. Moser crams for a govt. quiz, k B. Artrip volunteers. I The juniors receive large-group instruction in U.S. History, m T. Christianson learns an interesting fact, n The class laughs at K. Hefley, alias Moms Revere.' The Body Beautiful a Knowledge of the body and how to keep it in good health, Can be far more useful than any amount of wealth. Learning the harmful effects of tobacco and drugs, Seeing that it's only for losers and thugs. The body's organs and parts are put in perspective, And shown how to keep it from being defective. b a T. Patty finds health amusing, b J. Smith laughs at one of Mr. Conn's health jokes, c These students take high school health seriously, d Mr. Butler enjoys his health class, e The Jr. High health class gives its undivided attention to Mr. Conn. Students in Spanish I and II study mostly grammar. They also learn some Spanish songs which add a little glammor. Students in Spanish III and IV not only study grammar, But learn about the culture and to speak without a stammer. Students in French learn the lingo, By singing songs and playing Bingo. They also learn about the land and people, and a famous place called the Mont St. Michele steeple. b a E. Moss and K. Arthington think two heads are better than one. b N. Gerrard likes the results of her Spanish test, c R. Busard and B. Overmyer illustrate how to study, d D Kapraun finds Spanish class hilarious, e B. Zimmer and fellow ''macho'' men display their charm, f The Spanish students translate their homework, g G. Spencer and S. Dodrill are the odd couple h T. Myers has fun in French class, i G. Spencer stops to look at the camera, j M. Goodrich, L. Howell, and J. Williams are working hard in French III. Oui Si'and Learn a Other Languages Academics 63 Solutions to If you want x + y to = 5 + 2, Algebra is the subject to do. If wanting to figure angles and pi r square, Do geometry with a great deal of care. Whether working multiplications, divisions, additions or subtractions, Mathematics is the course with special attractions. b 64 Academics Problems a Sr. Math adds up to work, b E. Shanks demonstrates her algebra ability, c B. Woodward takes a sneak peek at the camera, d D. Young listens to how the equation is solved, e Math poses no problem for B. Zimmer, f K. Slentz reaches out to find the answer, g D. Young solves a problem, h R. Jolly concentrates on a different problem, i Is R. Busard really concentrating on theorems? j K. Slentz pretty's himself for Sr. Math. In Physical Education you will always find, The building in harmony of body and mind. Skills and techniques are put to a test, But attitude and sportsmanship are also stressed. Physical Education is enjoyed by all, From performing gymnastics to playing ball, b d r a The jr. high boys play pillow polo, b Mr. Butler gives final instructions to M. Siebert and others, c M. Stillwell and J. Dumm manhandle the mats, d C. Berry plans his shuffle board maneuver, e S. Strasser pows the ball over the net. f M. Morphet uses all the angles for his shot, g Mr. Elkin keeps the game legal, h Volleyball is dear to P. Hall's heart, i The boys debate the rules, j Miss Wooden presents the fundamental steps in gymnastics. The Building of Body and Mind g Academics 67 Science students use the microscope, And write long lab reports. They find dissecting frogs, Doesn't really give them warts. They ponder over volumes of books, and sheets of common knowledge. They study very faithfully, To be prepared for College. Their work begins in junior high, And proceeds throughout high school. Lab science, then biology, Is the general rule. Some courses that are offered, Really are a gas! With chemistry and physics, It's sometimes hard to pass, b a M. Hayden and K. Lesher dream of sunnier days while in Science, b B. Hardy poses for the camera, c T. Bohm and R. Jolly are cuttin up with their frog, d Look, mom, no cavities! says T. Elkin, e Gee the answer should be here, thinks S. Berkshire, f Our exchange student, Hugo, learns about science, g Mr. Slentz checks T. Ploss and J. Pashak's work, h E. Moss and T. Myers are getting snippy with their frog, i K. Johnson is lending S. Berry a helping hand, j J. Musselman and P. Plummer seem mesmorized. k K. Martin takes a break from his dissecting operation. I T. Christianson sneaks a peek from his studies. The Study of Science Magnifies Life Academics 69 The Industrial Arts program stresses for weeks, Metals, woodworking, and drafting techniques. Each student is given a great opportunity to build and design and to use ingenuity. This year the musical needed the crew to build flats and sets that were sturdy and new. The Industrial Arts program offers so much, it's a fine place to learn the handyman's touch. b 70 Academics on the “Level a G. Berkshire finds his work groovy , b K. Kiser adds a smooth finish, c B. Brown tightens his grip, d M. Stevens sizes up the situations, e S. Colford measures for precisions, f J. Buzbee in full control, g T. Lytle adds a finishing touch, h S. Guy makes a final draft, i Jack Wild repairs shop equipment, j Mr. Scircle inspects B. Shafer's work. Academics 71 Y Administration The school board kept busy during the 1978-79 school year. They hired a new principal, Mr. Charles Hefley along with several new faculty members. Ms. Grace Cole was also added to the staff; her job was to give extra help to those who needed it. The veteran teachers did a good job as always. The administration dealt with the problems pertaining to the construction of the pool. All in all they did a terrific job of running the school this year, b Keeps Busy e t a Schoolboard: (left-to-right) Dudley Anderson, Member, Sarah Jane Crimmins, Secretary, Keith Young, Asst. Secretary, Robert Dawson, President, John Snavely, Vice-President, Maurice Frantz, Superintendent, b Mrs. Hoagland and Mrs. Hale keep the office going while Mrs. Henry manages the money, c Mr. Frantz, Superintendent d Mr. Hainje, Vice- Principal, Mr. Hefley, Principal, and Mr. Aldridge, Athletic Director, e Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Goltry are Mr. Frantz's secretaries. Faculty 73 Teachers Work Hard a Mrs. McClain looks busy, b Just how long is your tie, Mr. Pokorney? c Mr. Slentz makes sure everything is in place, d Miss Scheffer shows us how to work the problem, e Do you like chili, Mr. Tribby? f Mr. Johnson smiles at someone's answer, g Mr. Hamilton shows his class how to stand the right way. h Mrs. Rusk is cooking up something good, i Mrs. Graham's sew smart, j Mrs. Munson grades some papers, k Mr. Graham has had a tiring day. I Mr. Conn gives the camera a sleepy grin. Faculty 75 The Ones That Teach Us a Mr. Scircle helps Brian Shaffer, b Mr. Frisinger fiddles with the stapler, c Mr. Dorton doesn't like what is going on. d Mrs. Siefert directs the choir, e Mr. Stimmel gives the camera his macho pose, f Mr. Elkin gives us his best expression, g Mrs. Frisinger explains a health term, h Mrs. Bonsett reflects on her students' work, i Miss Wooden always has a smile for her students, j Mr. Butler relaxes after a hard day. Faculty 77 The More Experienced Kids 78 Faculty Beyond A, E, I, 0, and U k a Mr. Neel helps Terri with her research project, b Mr. Church is in a hurry to get to his next class, c Mr. Mentzer knows how to end the day right, d Mrs. McKaig keeps up on the French language, e Do you always wear your ties crooked, Mr. Lucas? f Mrs. Patty doesn't seem to like that paper, g Who's there, Mr. Gumz? h Mrs. Courtice makes a face at that answer, i Mrs. Staller thinks that remark was uncalled for. j Mrs. Spall looks over her lesson plans for the day. k Mrs. Key reads one of the library's many magazines. Faculty 79 a Special People b r W?r a The Kitchen help are (left to right) Penny Caudle, Janice Farris, Rhonda Huddleston, Leanne Scagnoli, Sherri Shaver, Mark Fox. b Our nurse is Mrs. Speicher and our special helper is Ms. Cole, c The cooks are Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Kistler, Mrs. Oswalt and Mrs. Beckley. d Marilyn Gerrard keeps her bus in good shape, e The custodians are: Emerson Vernon, Jr. Swartzell, Phylis Bridge, Ray Tatman, Jack Wild, and Bill Layer, f Our counselors are Mrs. Brandt and Mr. Williams, g The cadet teachers are (left to right) Row 1: Holly McLeland, Christi Lawson, Kim Barr, Nan Kraay, Sandi Luey, Beth Kniesly, Kim Kiser. Row 2: Teresa Hines, Cindi Keiser, Greg Houston, Rhonda Huddleston, Teresa Ray. Row 3: Terri Lesher and Susan Kiser. h Mr. Neel gives a blank stare by the end of the day. i Mr. Pokorney helps Hugo with his chemistry, j Mrs. Hipsher prepares for her next class, k Mr. Hefley and Mrs. Hale “measure up. I Mr. Dickensheets reflects on his new classes. BOY'S VARSITY SCORES Basketball Baseball PIONEER OPPONENT PIONEER OPPONENT 2 Delphi 11 65 Caston 51 2 Knox 8 53 Carroll 64 1 Twin Lakes 10 71 S. Newton 50 3 Twin Lakes 14 54 Knox 60 2 Lewis Cass 6 lb N. Miami 52 1 Winamac 4 55 Carroll 57 2 North Judson 3 79 Caston 62 1 Peru 3 76 Peru 69 4 Maconaquah 7 84 Rensselaer 78 7 Maconaquah 9 56 Lewis Cass 72 2 Tri County 3 57 Rochester 61 11 Tri County 2 65 Rossville 57 6 Northwestern 3 91 Twin Lakes 66 4 Rossville 5 63 N.Judson 57 5 West Central 2 66 Frontier 51 7 Carroll 9 52 Delphi 59 6 Caston 8 53 N. White 56 4 North Miami 9 66 Oak Hill 61 3 South Newton 11 45 Winamac 40 1 North White 11 71 Tri-County 55 1 Peru 12 4 Frontier 3 Cross Country Golf PIONEER OPPONENT PIONEER OPPONENT 15 Delphi 59 178 N. Miami 209 Rossville 66 179 Carroll 194 15 N. Judson 50 175 W. Central 189 18 N. Miami 47 179 Winamac 176 15 Caston 50 173 Delphi 181 26 Maconaquah 33 172 N. White 207 15 Twin Lakes 50 167 W. Central 193 19 Lewis Cass 41 180 N. White 218 15 Tri County 66 175 Knox 182 N. White 79 175 New Prairie 190 Frontier 88 166 Oregon Davis 180 15 W. Central 50 166 N.Judson 180 18 Winamac 45 341 Tri County 319 15 Rochester 49 180 Frontier 181 Track Wrestling PIONEER OPPONENT Season Record 100 Carroll 26 12-1 101 N. Miami 40 Rossville 15 88 N.Judson 39 67 Maconaquah 60 80 V2 Lewis Cass 66 Vi Caston 12 99 W. Central 28 96 Vi Frontier 40 Vi Caston 21 69 Lewis Cass 58 67 Winamac 60 64 Northwestern 50 Twin Lakes 47 Rossville 2 108 N. White 37 Tri County 13 Sports 83 GIRbS’SGORES Volleyball VARSITY Junior Varsity 15, 15 N.Judson 6, 9 PIONEER OPPONENT 15, 15 Carroll 4,5 17, 2, 4 N. Judson 15, 15, 15 15, 15 Logansport 5,4 4, 12 Carroll 15, 15 15, 15 Tri-County 5,9 1, 15, 15 Logansport 15, 0, 12 15, 15 Winamac 11,9 9, 10 Tri-County 15, 15 9, 14 Lewis Cass 15, 16 11, 15, 13 Winamac 15, 8, 15 15, 15 Frontier 10, 9 6, 15 Lewis Cass 15, 15 15, 9, 15 S. Newton 2, 15,0 14,3 Frontier 16, 15 15, 15 Maconaquah 9,5 15, 5, 7 S. Newton 3, 15, 15 8, 15, 1 Twin Lakes 15, 10, 15 15, 15 Maconaquah 11, 11 15, 15 Rossville 13, 12 3,4 Twin Lakes 15, 15 3, 15, 15 Peru 15, 2, 12 15, 15 Rossville 10, 4 15, 15 Caston 7,0 10,3 Peru 15, 15 15, 15 N. Miami 12,3 0, 10 Caston 15, 15 16, 13 Northwestern 18, 15 10, 10 N. Miami 15, 15 13, 9 N. White 15, 15 4,9 Northwestern 15, 15 13, 13 N. White 15, 15 Basketball Track PIONEER OPPONENT PIONEER OPPONENT 45 Logansport 39 72 Knox 40 60 Winamac 28 72 N. White 21 31 Carroll 66 57 W. Central 52 35 Rossville 52 57 N. White 25 55 Tri-County 40 59 Maconquah 46 42 N. Miami 25 48V2 Winamac 45Vi 49 Maconaquah 42 48 V2 Logansport 40 38 Logansport 43 80 Peru 25 50 Frontier 20 52 Lewis Cass 74 38 Lewis Cass 47 52 N. Miami 88 51 Maconquah 17 49 Vi Caston 38 V2 59 Caston 31 49 V2 Frontier 46 48 S. Newton 73 36 Lewis Cass 68 47 N. White 32 36 Logansport 22 52 Peru 27 36 Caston 13 32 Lewis Cass 37 84 Sports The Panthers went undefeated for the first time ever this past season (16-0) in dual meets. The Senior- dominated team led by first year coach Kent Graham, worked very hard to achieve many goals during their season. The Panther Harriers also ran very hard three nights a week during the summer to get ready for their upcoming season. They won the Delphi Invitational, the Midwest Conference title and placed strong in both Sectional and Regional. Dave Lewellen and Dennis Lank, Co-captains, led the team. Senior Dave Lewellen also broke the course record with a time of 12:58 for the 2Vz mile run, while Sophomore Kevin Martin worked hard to win the incentive award. C.C. Team Undefeated a Charlie runs another good race, b Flying Dave wins again. c Brad streaks for home. 6 Kevin displays determination, e Dennis looks relieved, f Steve runs with the wind g Brownie runs for the chute, h Kenny's speed leaves him alone, i Wayne fights to the finish. j W. Welton, C. Tribbet, E. Minks, R. Lower, D. Lank, M. Fox, K. Kraay, S. St. John, B. Brown, K. Martin, D, Lewellen, B. Kitchell, S. Layer, B. Neff, M. Swanson. j Sports 87 The Pioneer Jr. High Cross Country Team had a successful season with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. A new course record was also set by A. Williams with a time of 8:32. M. Martin, one of Pioneer's two female harriers, was Pioneer's second and third runner throughout the season. This year's incentive award was presented to Chris Berry. a Jr. High harriers get set. b A. Williams overtakes his opponent, c A. Williams turns on the speed. d T. Aldridge strides to the finish line, e 1978 Jr. High Cross Country team: T. Aldridge, S. Worthington, W. Weaver, G. Beckley, R. Small, M. Martin, C. Berry, R. Nies, A. Williams, K. Musall, J. Smith and Coach Conn. Jr. High Tackles Another Year a b Jr. High Football got off with a good start this year. The season was ideal for helping these Panthers to become a strong team for their future varsity career. The 7th grade record was 7-2 while the 8th grade finished the season with a record of 4- 5. a 1978 Jr. High Football team: D. Wooten, S. Strasser, M. Sommers, M. Vianco, R. Frantz, R. Hodge, T. Elkin, W. Bennett, B. Harrison, R. Koons, W. Yeates, K. Sommers, N. Mclntire, K. Jacko, K. Clark, D. Holcomb, M. Morphet, B. Campbell, C. Scott, E. Schroder, Coach Christy, D. Riehle, G. Kapraun, K. Lesher, C. Grable, R. Denny, R. Caudle, R. Weaver, K. Metzger, D. Kraay, and Coach Tribby. b Pioneer scores again. c R. Weaver runs unopposed, d K. Clark puts the play into action, e Help! The J.V. record for the year was 8-1. The only loss was to a very good Rochester team. The Young Panthers looked real impressive all throughout the season and showed great potential for next year. Sophomore Steve Fritchman led the Panther defense with 89 tackles, two fumble recoveries, and one for a touchdown. Junior Quarterback, Perry Nethercutt led the offense with an average of 5.79 yards per carry and showed good leadership of the team. Next year will be the first year of varsity Football for the Panthers. Good Luck Panthers! b a K. Johnson, S. Michalski, B. Sommers, M. Zoubul, B. Small, S. Fritchman, P. Loepker, C. Franklin, J. Smith, P. Nethercutt, S. Showley, V. Michalski, Coach Elkin, Coach Christy, Mr. Johnson, C. Sell, J. Hardy, B. Cunningham, B. Spencer, J. Pasquale, M. Davis, B. Woodward, D. Hardy, A. Kiser, Coach Butler, and Coach Tribby. b Chris dashes from the defender for a TD. c Marty's kickoff's send opponents backtracking, d Panthers start another play. 90 Sports Freshmen Improve to 4 and 2 b .... v i'fi The freshman improved their record this year (4-2) from last year's (2-6). The 9th graders worked hard against the J.V. every night in practice and took a lot of punishment but showed their improvement in their games. Troy Hedges led the offense, while Tim Howell and Greg Myers led the Panther Defense. This team showed a lot of desire during the season and should be even better next year. a Pioneer kicks off again, b Panther's score another TD. c The freshmen block for a teammate, d Mike tries for some yardage, e Coach Christy, V. Michalski, M. Bennet, S. Berkshire, J. Hickey, M. Swartzell, G. Spencer, J. Mclntire, K. Johnson, Coach Elkin, S. Dodril, T. Hedges, B. Hardy, T. Howell, G. Myers, M. Siebert, Coach Butler, and Coach Tribby. The Varsity and Jr. Varsity Volleyball teams put a lot of work in this fall preparing for their season. Many players moved up to the Varsity team to gain varsity experience. They lost the first game of the Logansport Sectional to the Berries by a very close match. They finished the season with a record of 3 and 14. The Jr. Varsity had many new girls on the team and ended with a successful record. They finished the season with 12 wins and 4 losses. Awards were presented at the Fall Sports Banquet. Brenda Welton was awarded the Most Valuable Player trophy, Nancy Gerrard received trophies for Most Spikes and Spike Assists, while Diane Young had the Most Saves. Awards are not given to the Jr. Varsity Volleyball Team. a K. Barr bumps the ball back over the net. b 1978-79 Varsity Volleyball Team: (L to R) (top to bottom) A. Benn, L. Hershberger, 0. Young, L. Howell, S. Kiser, K. Kiser, Coach Wooden, C. Beckley, T. Patty, N. Gerrard, K. Barr, B. Welton, T. Lesher, and Managers: S. Shaver (center) and J. Helvie (not shown) c Its time out and Coach Wooden sets up the play. d K. Barr gets on her knees to make the play, e 1978-79 Jr. Varsity Volleyball Team (L to R) Coach Scheffer, E. Williams, S. Koons, Manager D. Lynch, K. Jacko, K. Hubler, S. Benn, D. Newell, D. Barr, J. Cosgray, J. McQuinn, and B. Thimlar. f D. Newell makes the move to save the point, g D. Barr and J. McQuinn are ready to help, h Coach Scheffer tells the team to stay alert. i Bernadine goes up for the spike. Volleyball Feeling Wrestlers Enjoy Fine Season The Panther Wrestling Squad finished with one of its most successful seasons ever. The senior-dominated squad was led by Dave Gerrard, K. Adair, R. Lower, Bruce Fultz, John Gardner, K. Slentz and Dean Hedges to their fine 12-1 record. The team won their conference and finished second in the sectional and Caston Invitational to highlight their season. b 94 Sports e f h a D. Gerrard conquers another heavyweight, b K. Slentz out thinks one of his opponents, c T. Ploss prepares another wrestler for slaughter, d (I to r) T. Ploss, M. Fry, B. Summers, K. Slentz, R. Lower, K. Adair, J. Hickey, B. Fultz, J. Gardner, S. Fritchman, C. Sell, D. Gerrard, Mgr. J. Daily, V. Michalski, B. O'Donnell, T. Hedges, M. Bennet, C. Galbreath, D. Hedges, J. Buzbee, Coach Bulter. e D. Gerrard pins another monster, f B. Fultz fights hard for a Panther win. g D. Hedges out muscles his opponent, h D. Hedges uses one of Mr. Butter's moves, i K. Slentz prepares to pin his man. The 1978-79 Jr. High Wrestling team had a fine season and should help the high school team in the future years. The team finished their season this year with a record of 3 wins and 2 losses. They also placed second in the Caston Invitational. Two of these Jr. High boys ended with perfect records of 7 and 0. They were Kent Musall and Rick Weaver. a R. Hodge puts the squeeze on his opponent, b K. Musall's arm is raised after taking the victory, c N. Mclntire makes a move to escape from his opponent, d K. Metzger attemps to take down this one. e Pioneer remains on top. Wrestlers show their stuff a 96 Sports Jr. High teams go 16 and 1 The Jr. High boys had successful seasons this year. The seventh grade finished with a record of 16 and 1 while the eighth grade ended with a 16 and 1 record also. a 1978-79 Seventh grade boys basketball team (I to r) Coach Conn, B. Berkshire, G. Armstrong, C. Feltis, G. Beckley, R. Frantz, B. Harrison, T. Elkin, W. Yeates, S. McWherter, J. Blount, K. Mendenhall, C. Scott, D. Ploss, B. LeBouef, K. Minniear, C. Grable, D. Riehle, D. Kraay, K. Clark, B. Fauvergue, and K. Carmicheal. b D. Kraay goes up for the lay up. c 1978-79 Eighth grade boys basketball team (I to r) T. Dempsey, A. Williams, D. Butler, R. Hodge, M. Johnson, R. Nies, D. Delk, Coach Williams, K. Jacko, J. Grandstaff, R. Carmicheal, T. Aldridge, K. Musall, K. Lesher, M. Morphet, T. Neff, K. Sommers, K. Hardy, R. Caudle, G. Kapraun, R. Weaver, C. Berry, and N. Mclntire. d R. Weaver powers over the defenders, e R. Frantz puts another freethrow through, f K. Musall keeps an eye on his opponent. The 9th grade basketball team improved its record this year 16-8 from last year's 2- 9. The team showed remarkable improvement all season long. The A team ended its season with a 9-6 mark, while the B ended 7-3. Curt Hillenberg led the A team in scoring and rebounding, while Cary Huggins and Mike Swartzell led the B team in rebounding and scoring respectively. This team showed potential for next year and coming years. b e Freshmen Improve With Age -2SJ-J NORTH WHITE iri.T-uMna omjpm a Cary attempts a freethrow. b Bruce shoots for two. c Curt skies for the tap. d Jim dances with excitement, e S. Leffert, J. Mclntire, 6. Spencer, S. Berkshire, B. Williamson, G. Myers, M. Swartzell, and K. Roberts. Row 2: C. Huggins, K. Martin, T. Howell, S. Dodril, B. Crist, B. Bohm and Coach Elkin, f Cary muscles the ball up. 98 Sports Pioneer's J.V. showed improvement throughout the year. The team finished the season with a 12-8 record, after starting out 4-6. Led by Coach Tribby the young panthers showed many teams they better watch out the next couple of years. Brian Spencer and Jesse Robinson led the J.V. in scoring, while Brad Zimmer led in rebounding with 220 rebounds in 20 games. b e J.V. Finish Strong a a Brian prepares his move, b Dave gets crammed, c Wayne tries (?) for two. d Jesse puzzles his defender, e J. Robinson, D. Trapp, W. Welton, K. Kraay, M. Fox, Coach Tribby, D. Allison, S. Berry, B. Spencer, 8 Zimmer, K. Kiser, E. Holcomb, f Brad looks for a teammate. Sports 99 The 78-79 Varsity Basketball team finished its season with a 13-8 record. The team mixed experience with inexperience to field an exciting team. Seniors, Dave Lewellen (MVP), Bill Moser, Eric Minks, Brad Kitchell and Pat Roth, mixed well with junior Gregg Williams and sophomores Sam Berry and Joe Pasquale to provide Pioneer with its winning season. The team finished 2nd in the Midwest conference, 3rd in the Cass Holiday Tourney, and beat Peru at Tig Arena. Way To Go Panthers. Varsity Finishes 13-8 a 100 Sports 1 a Panthers break their huddle, b S. Berry maneuvers around his opponent, c B. Kitchell shoots around his defender, d B. Moser shows nice form in his free throw, e (I to r) W. Haselby, B. Kitchell, G. Williams, E. Minks, P. Roth, J. Robinson, W. Welton, T. Heckard, Coach Lucas, D. Allison, S. Berry, J. Pasquale, B. Moser, B. Spencer, D. Lewellen, and Coach Tribby. f B. Moser shoots for more Panther points, g All eyes are fixed on the ball, h S. Berry looks for a open teammate, i B. Moser jams one home, j E. Minks prepares one of his deceptive moves. The Girl's Varsity Basketball Team had a successful season ending with a record of 10 wins and 6 losses. This is the best record the girl's basketball team has had in previous years. These girls played well in the sectional which was hosted by Lewis Cass. The Panthers were victorious over the Peru Tigers in the first game by beating them by a score of 52 to 27 and lost to the Kings in a very close and exciting game. Awards were given to Ellen Williams for the Most Valuable Player, Christy Beckley was given the award for Most Rebounds and Brenda Welton received an award for having the best freethrow average. a C. Beckley smacks the ball away from her opponent, b S. Kiser tips the ball to a Panther, c B. Welton shows her excitement, d 1978-79 Varsity Basketball Team (Left to Right) Mgr. T. Lesher, Coach Hamilton, D. Barr, B. Welton, P. Roller, E. Williams, A. Benn, S. Kiser, and C. Beckley. e J. McQuinn stares at her opponent, f B. Thimlar puts another foul shot through for the Panthers, g S. Kiser attempts to pass the ball to put more points on the board, h The Panthers are ready for the The Jr. Varsity Girl's Basketball team had many young members on the team this year. These girls should help the team in the future by gaining playing experience this year. They finished the season with a record of 4 wins and 8 losses. The Jr. Varsity team did not receive awards but Jo McQuinn was recognized for having the best free throw average. a 1978-79 Girls Jr. Varsity Basketball team: (left to right) R. Dewitt, B. Neff, S. Berm, J. McQuinn, (standing) Coach Church, J. Cosgray, D. Newell, B. Thimlar, K. Kitchell, T. Green, and Manager J. Dumm. b Kathy shoots over her opponent to score again for the Panthers, c Robin is ready to help Kathy when help is needed, d Jo McQuinn jumps up to get the ball back for the panthers. J.V. Girls Gain Experience a c 104 Sports Jr. High Girls Finish Another Year a The 1978-79 Seventh Grade Girls Basketball team members are: (left to right) J. Magee, N. Pashak, T. Baker, K. Blevins, G. Greene, S. Rhody, W. Sliger, D. Cook, B. Frushour, J. McMillen, A. Miller, C. Byers, B. Baer, J. Pashen, M. Mclntire, R. Baker, J. Johnson, K. Buck, b J. Johnson looks to see if anyone is around to help her out. c The 1978-79 Eighth Grade Girls Basketball team members are: (left to right) D. Pashak, B. Knebel, B. Hall, C. McCartney, L. Herd, S. Funk, S. Loper, S. Smith, L. Fry, K. Christ, M. Martin, T. Huggins, J. Day, L. Keiser, K. Schroader, C. Minniear, D. Kochel, and Coach Church. 6 M. Mclntire jumps high to tip the ball to a Panther, e The Panthers move the ball down the floor to score. Sports 105 The boys Varsity Track tear' ended their season undefeated under their first year coach Kent Graham. The team was Conference Champs, finished first in the Delphi Relays, third in the sectional, had four regional qualifiers and a perfect 11-0 record. Five new school records were set during the year. They were Marty Davis in Discus, Bill Moser in High Jump, Dave Lewellen in 880 yd. run, and Eric Minks in the 330 yd. low hurdles and long jump. a D. Gerrard, T. Patty, and C. Keiser all wait for the measurement, b B. Moser leaps high to make it over the bar. c D. Gerrard muscles the shot put for distance, d C. Hillenberg hurries over the hurdles towards the finish line, d W. Welton jumps for the pit. f D. Lewellen leads the rest as usual, g (I to r) D. Gerrard, W. Welton, K. Martin, D. Trapp, Coach Butler, Coach Graham, E. Minks, B. Moser, R. Lower, D. Lank, S. Layer, D. Lewellen, B. Brown, M. Zoubul, K. Kraay, W. Gomez, J. Buzbee, J. Hardy, M. Fox, J. Pasquale, C. Sell, S. Berry, B. Spencer, M. Miller, M. Bennet, S. Dodrill, B. Zimmer, C. Hillenberg, T. Hedges, h J. Pasquale shows everyone how to put a shot, i What is it? c 106 Sports Track Team Goes Undefeated The Girl's Track team had a very successful year. They finished their season 7-2-0. They won in their conference and finished second in the Cass County meet. Five school records were broken. Lory Hershberger broke her past 220 record. Kim Kiser also broke her old record in the low hurdles. Ellen Williams broke the mile record with a 6:10.4. Christy Beckley broke 2 records. She broke the softball throw with a toss of 192 feet, and the long jump with a hop of 16'81 4 . Christy Beckley, Lory Hershberger, Kathy Kitchell, and Kim Kiser went to sectional. Kim also went to regionals. Christy Beckley was the MVP in the field events and Kim Kiser was the running events MVP. Kim was also the All-Around MVP. b Girl's Have Record Setting Season a e f a Girl's Varsity and Jr. Varsity track team: (I to r) L. Hershberger, L Howell, T. Bogue, S. Luey, L. Scagnoli, K. Hubler, J. Buzbee, B. Thimlar, D. Malchow, A. Benn, K. Kiser, N. Gerrard, M. Goodrich, C. Weaver, D. Newell, C. Beckley, E. Williams, K. Jacko, S. Robinson, K. Kitchell, P. Simons, B. Neff, T. Rhody and T. Green, b K. Kitchell jumps over the bar. c K. Kiser leaps out. d L Hershberger and L. Howell use their blocks to get a good start, e S. Luey and M. Goodrich make the exchange, f B. Thimlar throws the shot put. g K. Kiser and L. Scagnoli get ready for the gun. h D. Malchow is ready to run the 880. i L. Howell begins the 440 relay. J P. Simons goes off the board. Jr. High Boys Set New Records The Jr. High boys track team had a good season and had many records broken. The 8th graders should help the high school team next year. a The Jr. High boys track team members are: (I to r) S. Worthington, W. Weaver, K. Sommers, G. Beckley, R. Hodge, A. Williams, Manager P. Petrukitas, K. Clark, R. Koons, K. Musall, R. Burns, Coach Conn, T. Aldridge, C. Grable, K. Metzger, G. Kapraun, R. Carmichael, D. Kraay, and R Weaver, b S. Worthington does the running long jump, d R. Burns leaps and hopes to place for the Panthers, d W. Weaver makes his best effort to further his first jump, e A. Williams attempts to make it over the high jump bar. Jr. High Girls Improve Season D The Jr. High girl's track team did improve this season and had some new records set. These girls worked very hard and will be helpful in the future years. a The Jr. High girls track team members are: (I to r) B. Frushour, T. Baker, B. Hall, J. Kiser, K. Burns, S. Sommers, K. Brown, L. Dodrill, J. Johnson, S. Loper, M. Martin, M. Shockley, D. Hillenberg, C. Minniear, Coach Scheffer, S Nice, S. Anderson, K. Brown, L. Herd, K. Crist, J. Day, J. Paschen, and manager S. Rhody. b M. Martin runs away from her opponents, c S. Loper attempts to catch her but finishes a good race, d J. Johnson and D. Hillenberg push to the finish, e T. Baker leads the pack. Golfers Hole Up At Pondview a b The 1979 varsity golf team had another winning season under the coaching influence of Mr. Williams. The team placed well in both the conference and sectional meets. They look forward to another winning season next year with several returning lettermen, including M.V.P., Gregg Williams. a J. Robinson and G. Williams watch T. Ploss as he tees off. b G. Williams demonstrates his style, c B. Musselman waits his turn to putt, d K. Johnson gets into the swing of things, e D. Holcomb chips for a birdie, f Golf team members: T. Ploss, K. Slentz, B. Musselman, B. Williamson, J. Smith. Row two: J. Robinson, K. Johnson, D. Holcomb, S. Leffert, G. Williams, and Coach Bo Williams, g T. Ploss concentrates on his putt, h K. Slentz reaches back for that little extra. P«l|l Baseball Shows Potential The baseball team showed great potential all season long but just couldn't put things together. The team was dominated by underclassman and should improve over the next couple of years. The team will surprise many people, so they better watch out. b h a G. Myers throws to the plate, b Another dejected Panther opponent walks back to the dugout. c J. Hardy prepares to lay into the ball, d (L to R) G. Spencer, J. Mclntire, K. Myers, G. Myers, R. Lower, P. Nethercutt, T. Howell. 2nd Row L. Howell, D. Raderstorf, E. Shanks, S. Clark. 3rd Row A. Raderstorf, R. Loper, J. Spencer, J. Pasquale, B. Spencer, S. Berry, J. Hardy, e G. Myers fires another pitch, f T. Howell hustles off the field, g G. Myers concentrates on his target, h Panthers hustle out on to the field. Sports 115 Matmaids, Cheerleaders, a Matmaids are: (I to r) (top to bottom) H. McLeland, T. Lesher, B. Gerlach, A. Benn, S. Michalski, A. Sallee, M. Farris, K. Kitchell, C. Cadwallader, R. Jolly, J. McLeland, B. Neff, and S. Benn. b Varsity and Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders: (bottom to top) E. Shanks, S. Luey, P. Simons, N. Gerrard, S. Clark, S. Shaver, S. Pickens, T. Patty. L. Howell, and L. Hershberger, c Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders: S. Shaver, T. Patty. S. Luey, L. Hershberger, and N. Gerrard. e The Freshman Cheerleaders are: M. Courtice, S. Robinson, L. Patty, and S. Craw, f Seventh grade Cheerleaders: (I to r) D. Hartwick, T. Baker, T. Roberts, and S. Reeser. g The Eighth grade Cheerleaders are: (bottom to top) K. Hatton, S. Nice, K. Brown, and M. Martin, h The 1979 Bat girls and statisticians are: (I to r) S. Clark, E. Shanks, and L Howell. 116 Sports Most Valuable Players a. Randy Lower—Wrestling c. Dave Lewellen—Basketball b. Dave Lewellen—Cross Country d. Dave Lewellen—Track 118 Sports f e. Gregg Williams—Golf f. Brenda Welton—Volleyball g. Kim Kiser—Track h. Ellen Williams—Basketball Sports 119 Mr. Happy Burger U.S. 24 East, Logansport Phone: 753-4016 120 George Kingsley Representing Herff Jones Company Selling Rings And Things George Kingsley And Son P.0. Box 747 Monticello, IN 47960 Phone: 583-3420 A Special THANK-YOU to George Kingsley for being our Yearbook Representative. 121 The Juniors have now all but climbed the Stairs of Opportunity. They have one final flight of stairs, then they have reached the peak. They sold candy bars and worked concessions to raise money to promote the prom. The Junior class was victorious in the basketball class tourney, by first beating the seniors, then the sophomores. The journey was a long haul. They climbed and now have found what they were searching for. a Mr. Pokorney helps the Juniors in the concession area as they are very busy, b Mel Douglas is always working very hard in the library. Dave Allison Tim Anderson Denise Armstrong Rochelle Baker Cathi Bassett Sandra Begley Angie Benn Gary Berkshire Theresa Bogue Deb Bonnell Randy Brandt Rhonda Brannick Jeff Brew Donna Byers Mark Byers Ken Carmichael Sherry Clark Kim Cochran Steve Colford Chris Conklin Sam Cosgray Kevin Cowell Shelly Crockett Jim Daily Marty Davis Jody Dawson Melanie Douglas Tracy Drye Peggy Ellison Mary Farris Mark Fox Mike Fry Deb Funk Chris Galbreath Karen Gallaher Nancy Gerrard Cindy Gess Melita Goodrich Jim Hardy Ward Haselby Christine Heiny Teresa Heiny 122 Album 7 6, e @t 0,4,4 19? O Jamie Helvie Lory Hershberger Mike Holcomb Lora Houston Lisa Howell Elsa Huerta John Hunt Kathy Jacko Sandy Jones Andy Keiser Teddy Kinder Sandy Koons Brian LaDuct Lora Lank Steve Lantz Scott Lease Bernadine Lidy Pete Loepker Tammy Luzadder Jim Lytle Jeanette Magee Jill McLeland Deb McWherter Stephanie Michalski a Cathi Bassett finishes yet another day. b Peg Ellison really gets into her Junior year, c Paul volunteers his service to the concession stand. Album 123 Dave Monical Perry Nethercutt Dale Nimz Beth Overmeyer Teresa Patty Danny Pickens Stephanie Pickens Dirk Raderstorf Dan Richeson Phyllis Roberts Pam Roller Tim Roth Tom Roth Paul Scheetz Emy Shanks Sherri Shaver Bill Small John Smith Lorie Smith Jeff Spencer Beatty Steagell Sandy Todd Tom Wagner Karen Warfield Carolyn Weaver Deb Wiles Gregg Williams Jeff Williams Lisa Winegardner Bobby Wireman Diana Young a • —. a Go Juniors! b Junior Class Williams; Secretary, Sherry Clark Officers are: President, Melita (not shown); and Treasurer, Diane Goodrich; V. President, Jeff Young (not shown). 124 Album Sophomores a b The sophomores outlasted the wait and finally got their classrings. They then displayed these with great pride. They prepared to become upper classmen and helped the freshman along in high school. They gave the seniors a good run in the class competition and won the Pyramid Building Contest for the 4th consecutive year. They also beat the freshmen before losing to the juniors in the class basketball contest. The Stairs of Opportunity have seemed successful in the past for them and they are looking forward to the future. a The D. Trapp Swing! b Jewelry Inspector Hardy inspects his class ring. Janet Anderson Bryan Armstrong Kim Arthington Deb Bargerhuff Christy Beckley Sam Berry Teresa Bohm Annette Bonnell David Bowyer Kim Brew Vicki Bridge Brad Brown Rita Busard Ron Busard Joe Buzbee Becky Byers Mike Cadwallder Mike Canada Tim Carmichael Richard Caudle Wendy Cochran Gary Colford Mary Cummins Barry Cunningham Roland Davis Lisa Depoy Joan Dumm Chris Franklin Steve Fritchman Deena Funk Kim Grandstaff Tammy Green Dawn Guy Phil Hall Dwight Hardy Album 125 Richard Higgins Ed Holcomb Bob Hubler Sherri Huggins Mary Ingram Karren Jacko Kelly Johnson Myra Johnson Reba Jolly Kevin Kiser Kathy Kitchell Ken Kraay David Lank Donna Longbons Sandi Loper Tonya Luzadder Dana Lynch Tom Lytle Mike Maksymicz Kevin Martin Mitch McFatridge Vince Michalski Teresa Miller Donna Minniear Larry Monical Linda Morehouse Elaine Moss Kathy Myers Tamzen Myers Deanna Newell Jan Nimz Gloria Nulf Stephanie Paschen Jeff Pashak Joe Pasquale Kathy Patty Tony Ploss Tracey Rhody Jesse Robinson Sophomores Receive Class Rings Ron Roth Anne Sallee Leanne Scagnoli Craig Sell Don Seward Brian Schaffer Steve Showley Pam Simons Teresa Small Terry Snyder Brad Sommers Brian Spencer Peggy Spitler Mike Stevens Steve St. John Melanie Stilwell Mike Swanson Dean Trapp Michelle Waggoner Jeff Weaver Lori Weaver Steve Weaver William Weaver Wayne Welton Ellen Williams Lori Williamson John Wilson Bill Woodward Deb Woodward Brad Zimmer Menos Zoubul Mike Frushour c a 10th grade rings b Find your ring, Sophomores! c Joe shows us his best side, e Lori sits among the new rings, d Class officers are: Pres., B. Spencer; Rep., B. Hubler; Sec., K. Arthington; Treas., M. Waggoner; Mr. Elkin; and V.P., R. Caudle (not shown) b Album 127 Freshmen The class of 82 finally entered high school, and when the did, they did it with a bang. The freshmen were kept busy with new high school courses and clubs. They also had two bowling parties and went to Indiana Beach. The freshman barely lost to the sophomores in the class competition, but were real sportsmen. The Stairs of Opportunity now face the freshman. The past steps were good experience, and now the final test is faced, and knowing the freshman class, they can handle it. a M. Swartzell and B. Hardy smile as they comtemplate their senior year and the trip to Washington D.C. Cindy Baker Deb Barr Kim Bassett Stephanie Benn Mike Bennett Barbara Benson Greg Berkshire Steve Berkshire Kathy Blevins Tammy Boehme Bill Bohm Mike Bowen Robert Boyer Ricky Byers Carla Cadwallader Tina Campbell Cheryl Cochran Perry Coffman Stacia Coleman Lena Combs Jerie Cosgray Joey Cottrell Marcia Courtice Shelli Craw Barry Crist Robin DeWitt Scott Dodrill Connie Eberhardt John Eller Janice Farris Reine Fox Kevin Fry Lisa Gibbs Ricky Gibbs Teri Greene 7 e 4 oS T 128 Album Shawn Guy Allyn Hanna Brian Hardy Paul Hardy Traci Hayden Troy Hedges Brenda Helvie John Hickey Curt Hillenberg Tim Howell Kathy Hubler Cary Huggins Patricia Hunt Cheryl Ide Beth Johnson Glen Jones Steve Joseph Deb Kapraun Marianna Karns Jill Kennell Robert Kesling Dennis Kiser Mike Kistler Sheila Landis Gary Layer Scott Leffert Deb Malchow Jimmy Mclntire Melanie Mclntire Joan McQuinn Ardell Miller Karol Miller Mark A. Miller Mark W. Miller Darrel Moss a Freshman class officers are: Pres., S. Craw; V.P., S. Berkshire; Sec., M. Courtice; and Treas., P. Hardy with class sponsors Mr. Slentz and Mrs. Rusk, b S. Leffert dozes as he waits for his turn to play, c R. DeWitt looks everything over to make sure it's ok. d B. Crist smiles his sheepish smile at the hidden camera. Album 129 Ben Musselman Greg Myers Becky Neff Bob O'Donnell Holly Oswalt Becky Pasquale Lelanea Patty Tracy Payne Heidi Ploss Rebecca Poland Sandra Powlen Anthony Pursch Chris Quaglio Cynthia Riley Kevin Roberts Dorothy Robinson Stephanie Robinson Terry Ruff Kelly Rynerson Robin Shaw Mark Siebert Carolyn Small Brenda Smith John Smith Gary Spencer Charles Stafford Stacy Strasser Mike Swartzell Dianna Sylvester Bernadene Thimlar Jack Timmons Steve Todd Sherri Trapp Vonnett Weiand Wayne Wescott a C. Cochran still can't decide, b S. Craw tries out for cheerleading, c P. Hardy looks to see which ring she wants, c The freshman gather to order their rings. Bruce Williamson Mary Wooten Z 7 9 ■ 7 ■ Z As the upper half of the Jr. High, the 8th graders enjoyed their final year before high school. They had the traditional class parties. They planned their schedules, crossed their fingers and hoped that this giant step in the Stairs of Opportunity was a good one. They gained new expectations of high school life and enjoyed the landing at the Jr. High level. Climbing to the start of something new has been successful. Now all that remains is the last set of stairs. a The 8th grade girls check out the 8th grade guys. Beth Adams Tim Aldridge Betsy Artrip Diana Begley Cris Berry Matt Boucher Danny Brandt Renee Brannick Kelly Brown Kris Brown Al Busard Deron Butler Brian Campbell Rusty Carmichael Diann Carter Randy Caudle Troy Christiansen Kathy Coffman Steve Cole Tim Colford Billy Conklin Alice Cook Rodney Cottrell Katrina Crist Jerry Davis Angie Day Joni Day David Delk Ty Dempsey Janelle Denny Rick Denny Lesley Dodrill Teresa Drye Dena Erwin Joe Fickle 3 Album 131 Lanette Fry Michele Funk Susan Gibbs Tom Goebel Jerry Grandstaff Beth Hall Kevin Hardy Casey Harmon Catherine Hathaway Kris Hatton Mike Hayden Kara Hefley Lori Herd Ron Hodge Teresa Huggins Kevin Jacko Mike Johnson Greg Kapraun Jenny Kiser Laura Kiser Becky Kistler Daphne Kochel Randy Koons Brenda Knebel Beth Lantz Kenny Lesher Jeff Lewis Tina Lidy Mike Leopker Susan Loper Becky Louthan Janet Magee Michelle Martin Khris McCartney Max McKnight Norman Mclntire Mark McLeland Kelly Mendenhall Kyle Metzger Carol Minniear Mike Morphet Kent Musall Lydia Myers Susan Nice Rudy Nicholas Tim Neff Rod Nies 132 Album Lisa O'Donnell Jim Paschen Deb Pashak Corey Patty Rebecca Peters Peter Petrukitas Tomi Ping Theresa Pursch Ed Schroder Kelly Schroder Stacey Seabolt Marcilla Shockley Joe Smith Stephanie Smith Kevin Sommers Sheila Sommers Leann Strantz Julie Taylor Phillip Weaver Rick Weaver Wes Weaver Andy Williams Sharron Williams V d a The Jacko Bomb! b Class officers are: A. Williams, R. Weaver, M. Martin, R. Nies, with sponsors Mrs. Spall and Mr. Hamilton c S. Williams swings, d K. Lesher shows his style. S SI SHIS 7 The 7th graders found new responsibilities and ways of adjusting to Jr. High life, but yet they found new ideas and ways of enjoying school. For the first time they had class parties. They found they had to learn locker combinations and new teachers names. Their stairs of opportunity were an uphill climb, but through their indomitability and perseverance the first steps are just a memory. a The 7th graders are always looking up. b Alan Kabela is anxious to get into the swing of things. Sue Anderson Gary Armstrong Bobbi Baer Ruth Baker Tonya Baker Shelley Bargerhuff David Beaudin Gary Beckley Wayne Bennett Byron Berkshire Denise Berkshire Kimberly Blevins Jeff Blount Mary Bonnell Shannon Bonnell Kris Bowen Kim Buck Cheryl Byers Kevin Carmichael Kenny Clark Debbie Combs Debra Cook Cindy Conn Diane Cottrell Jim Crichton Kim Dyer Roberta Earnhart Tony Elkin Bruce Fauvergue Chris Feltis Rod Frantz Beth Frushour Marcia Funk Richard Funk Randy Gibbs Wanda Gibbs Charles Grable Gina Greene Anjanette Hanna Billy Harrison Nita Hartwick Dirinda Hillenberg 134 Album Steve Henderson Robert Hitz Dirk Holcomb Mike Hubler Robert Hunt Scott Jacks Jennifer Johnson Trent Johnson Allen Kabela Shirley Karns Darrin Kraay Barbara Layer Mark Layer Byron LeBouef Leslie Bennett Julie Magee Lisa Maksymicz Marsha Mclntire Julie McMillen Steven McWherter Kevin Mendenhall Amy Miller Clyde Minniear Natalee Parrish Jodi Paschen Nan Pashak Donnie Ploss Angela Ray Robyn Rexstrew Shelley Rhody Daniel Riehle Shannon Risser Tina Roberts Gloria Roth Clay Scott Rebecca Siebert Winnie Sliger Richard Small Amy Smith Rick Snay Mike Sommers Shaun Strasser Album 135 a Veronica Swanson Lori Taylor Mike Vianco Bonnie Weaver Steve Weaver Dawnetta Weigle Bobby Weisenburger Steve Wescott Steve Winn Danny Wootten Scott Worthington Wade Yeates b a Student Council members are: T. Roberts, C. Minniear, K. Musall, and B. Lantz b 7th grade class officers are: K. Clark, R. Frantz, S. Rhody, and S.’Clay c B. Fauvergue enjoys the class party. 136 Album You Are The Sunshine had another terrific year with a full calendar. A few of the activities on the agenda were initiation, daddy date night, pizza and coke parties, a party for Bonnell's and the Sweetheart's Ball. The members and their sponsor, Mrs. Key, helped spread sunshine in the lives of others and helped brighten up everyone's day. b Sunshine Of My Life a The members of the Sunshine Society b D. Young, K. Barr, and C. Lawson initiate the new members. c N. Gerrard knows how to play her cards right. d D. Bonnell can't figure out what it is. e The Sunshine members get together for a coke after school, f Seniority is shown here. g K. Kiser displays her doorprize. h Mrs. Key has her hands full. i L. Hershberger doesn't take eating seriously. k R. Dewitt thinks she's number one. I V. Wyan listens attentively. m Mrs. Key and K. Barr stop to pose. n L. Hershberger and S. Robinson are busy talking. Organizations 139 Fleurs de Lis The French Club, alias Fleurs de Lis, was active again this year. They had parties with French food and celebrated French holidays. St. Catherine's Day was one of these where they made hats and wore shirts with the club name and their French name on it. The club and its sponsor, Mrs. McKaig, enjoyed the year while making it worthwhile, b a French Club Members left to right: Row 1: Mrs. McKaig, M. Goodrich, pres.; K. Martin v. Pres.; P. Simons, Sec.-Reporter; S. St. John, Treasurer (not shown); J. Williams, B. Hubler, R. Caudle (not shown), Sergeants-At-Arms; J. Drye. Row 2: D. Lynch, A. Bonnell, E. Williams, T. Rhody, M. Ingram, G. Nulf, E. Moss, L. Howell. Row 3: M. Swanson, J. Pashak, D. Funk, J. Anderson, A. Salle, K. Arlington, M. Courtice, C. Cochran Row 4: S. Leffert, C. Eberhardt, K. Hubler, T. Green, S. Craw, D. Barr, R. Shaw, C. Ide. Row 5: M. Wooten, C. Cadwallader, B. Poland, b Mrs. McKaig shows that hats the style, c T. Myers makes her vote for most original hat. d S. St. John, B. Hubler, M. Swanson, and J. Pashak do their daily arm exercises, e A. Sallee, J. Anderson, K. Arthington, E. Moss, and P. Simons demonstrate what togetherness means. The Key to the Future a e Working for worthy causes was Key Clubs main objective. Some of their activities were sponsoring the benefit for the Bonnell and Hunt families, participating in the Bowl-a-thon for Muscular Dystrophy, making Christmas baskets and having bake sales at basketball games. The Key Club, with the help of its sponsor, Mr. Graham, had a fun and rewarding year, d a Members of Key Club: Row 1: R. Caudle, J. Robinson, Treasurer; S. Cosgray, V. Pres.; G. Williams, B. Spencer, B. Kitchell, Dennis Lank, Secretary; Mr. Graham, Sponsor. Row 2: A. Raderstorf, T. Dearinger, K. Slentz, S. Layer, D. Lewellen, B. Fultz, G. Houston, M. Fox. Row 3: D. Raderstorf, J. Spencer, T. Roth, K. Johnson, B. Woodward, S. Berry, B. Crist, S. Dodrill. Row 4: G. Myers, G. Layer, M. Kistler, B. Bohm, C. Hillenburg. b Mr. Butler shoots the ball, c C. Tribbet and J. Robinson take tickets at the benefit game, d G. Myers hopes for a strike. e B. Fultz and D. Lewellen are really on the ball. f T. Hedges keeps score. The members of Gold Teens each grew into more responsible and caring people this year, by giving of their time and themselves. They spent many hours at Chase Center visiting and helping the patients. We hope that Gold Teens remains an active part of our school life. a The members of Gold Teens are shown here, b Cricket reminisces fun times shared together, c Kim stands beside a patient at Chase Center, d Members of Gold Teens gather at the table, e Members of Gold Teens sport their sign, f Members of Gold Teens back up their motto, g Sandy enjoys the company here, h Lori makes a stand with her friend, i Mary poses with a friend. Caring is What Gold a 142 Organizations Teens is All About The Sunbeams proved again this year that helping others can be fun. They initiated their new members, played games with the people at the Cass County Home, entertained the patients at Neil Home, made Thanksgiving and Easter baskets for the children at the Logansport Orphans Home, and had a swimming party. Thanks to their sponsor, Mrs. Courtice, the Sunbeams ended their year with a splash, b c Sunbeams a 144 Organizations Shine On I a The members of Sunbeams b Santa stands between Rudolph and Mrs. Claus, c Santa Clause is on trial for breaking and entering, d The cast of the Christmas play poses, e Some of the sunbeams sit and visit with the patients at Neil Home, f Sunbeams share good times with friends, g Is this a Slumber party? h Sunbeamers enjoy splashing around i K. Hefley is shown here as a lawyer in the Christmas play, j Sunbeams sit together and talk, k Artistic ability is shown here in these Christmas favors for the children's home. I Sunbeams sing at the Neil Home. Making Us Better PHS Students a b School Clubs play an important role in the lives of students. They give everyone a chance to participate in social functions and make new friends. Clubs give a person a sense of belonging and accomplishment. Being part of a club can help the people grow to become better P.H.S. students. a The members of National Forensic League are Row 1: Mrs. Siefert, Sponsor; D. Hedges, Pres.; R. Caudle, V. Pres.; E. Moss, Sec.; S. St. John, Treas. Row 2: T. Myers, K. Gallaher, L. Smith, L. Hickey. Row 3: D. Kapraun, R. Busard, M. Waggoner, K. Jacko. b The members of High School FHA are Row 1: Mrs. Rusk, Sponsor; D. McWherter, Pres.; J. Helvie, V. Pres.; L. Weaver, Sec.; K. Grandstaff, Treas. Row 2: S. Jones, D. Armstrong, J. McLeland, P. Roller, J. Drye. Row 3: S. Trapp, K. Rynerson, T. Payne, L. Williamson, c The members of National Honor Society are Row 1: Mrs. Bonsett, Sponsor; J. Gardner, Pres.; M. Scheetz, V. Pres.; C. Keiser, Sec.; R. Gray, S. DeWitt, Co-treas.; M. Anderson, reporter. Row 2: C. King, D. Rhoades, S. Logan, C. Rynerson, T. Lesher,S. Kiser. Row 3: D. Lewellen, D. Lank, K. Kiser, B. Welton. d The members of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes are shown here. Future Homemakers of America The members of the Jr. High Future Homemakers of America learned many new skills this year. They had a fashion show for their parents, where they modeled the clothes they made. A bake sale was also held at the Hardware store to raise money for the club. FHA helped the girls become better homemakers of the future, b a The members of the Jr. High FHA are Row 1: Mrs. Graham, Sponsor (not shown); B. Lantz, Pres.; S. Rhody, V. Pres.; L. Myers, Sec.; C. Minniear, Treas.; L. O'Donnell, Program Ld.; B. Frushour, A. Smith, S. Sommers. Row 2: D. Combs, C. Conn, B. Hall, S. Gibbs, D. Kochel, J. Magee, S. Anderson, B. Siebert. Row 3: R. Rexstrew, R. Baker. N. Parrish, J. McMillen, A. Ray, B. Layer, V. Swanson, G. Greene, b Beth displays a cake at the bake sale, c Tina models at the fashion show, d Bobbi walks off stage at the fashion show, e B. Lantz buys a cake from S. Anderson. Health and Happiness a b Temperature Normal, Blood Pressure 100 80, Respiration 20. This might be a typical statement of someone in a health occupation. The members of the Health Careers Club are interested in a health occupation. The Health Careers Club had a speaker come and talk to them about the Health Occupation Program at El-Tip-Wa, they sold orchids for the cancer society, and initiated their new members. They also helped with the Rock 'n Roll Jamboree at Chase Center. The Health Careers Club, with the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Speicher, learned a lot about furthering a career in Health Occupations. 148 Organizations Go Together a Fancy footgear is displayed by these girls, b K. Arthington and P. Simons point out their eyes and ears, c L. Weaver shows signs of boredom, d The members of Health Careers Club are: Mrs. Speicher, sponsor; M. Scheetz, president; T. Luzadder, v. president (not shown); C. Kiser, corresponding secretary; T. Ray, recording secretary; C. Rynerson, treasurer; J. Buzbee, reporter; K. Arthington, C. King, scrapbook editors; Row 2: M. Ingram, R. Huddleston, K. Rynerson, R. Jolly, A. Sallee, V. Hall, M. Stillwell; Row 3: S. Huggins, B. Neff, M. Ingram, V. Bridge, K. Grandstaff, L. Weaver, D. Sylvester, e Reba relaxes and enjoys the fun. f Anne and Vicki find something very amusing, g Kim and Mel lead their own version of songs, h These girls are stepping up in the world, i Members of Health Careers listen attentively? j A guest speaker talks to the members of Health Careers, k Some of the members of Health Careers talk to each other. I Mrs. Speicher smiles at something funny, m M. Scheetz talks to the members being initiated. The Pep Club showed their enthusiam and school spirit this year by cheering the Panthers on to victory and doing many activities. A few of the things they did this year were making signs for the gym and for the halls, decorating the boys' locker room before all home games, decorating the boys' bus before all away games, and making refreshments for the boys to eat at all the games. With the help of their sponsor, Miss Scheffer, the Pep Club showed “blasting spirit this year, b d Panther Spirit J a Spirit is shown here by Pep Club members painting signs for the gym. b The members of the PHS Pep Club c K. Kiser contemplates her next move, d C. Lawson paints a pep club sign to support the Panthers, e L. Howell instructs M. Scheetz and T. Ray how to paint by numbers, f A. Benn is amazed by the fact that the Seniors can spell, g Pepe stands guard as the co- captains meet, h They're not done painting by a long shot, i After yelling for her team, C. Cochran needs a drink, j C. Everhardt and T. Campbell cheer for their team. Organizations 151 a The members of Thespians are: Row 1: Mr. Mentzer, sponsor (not shown); L. Hickey, Pres.; S. St. John, V. Pres.; M. McFatridge, Treasurer. Row 2: L. Smith, K. Gallaher, S. Clark, K. Slentz, C. King, R. Gray, E. Moss. Row 3: K. Arthington, A. Sallee, J. Anderson, B. Overmyer, M. Farris, T. Bogue, D. Bargerhuff. Row 4: L. Weaver, V. Bridge, D. Funk, M. Waggoner, D. Lynch, K. Jacko, S. Coleman. Row 5: D. Kapraun, P. Hardy, C. Ide, R. Shaw, B. Poland, J. Farris, B. Pasquale. Row 6: S. Loper, T. Myers, R. Caudle, R. Fox. b The members of Boy's Pep Club are: Row 1: Mr. Stimmel, sponsor; J. Gardner, Treasurer; D. Lank, R. Lower, Pres.; D. Gerrard; B. Small, Reporter. Row 2: M. Davis, P. Loepker, P. Nethercutt, J. Smith, J. Hardy. Row 3: T. Carmichael, J. Pashak, B. Armstrong, T. Ploss, M. McFatridge. Row 4: R. Gibbs, J. Hickey, M. Bennett, C. Huggins, P. Scheetz. c The members of b Student Council are Row 1: Mr. Pokorney, sponsor; S. Layer, Pres.; J. Gardner, V. Pres.; C. Lawson, Sec.; K. Kiser, Treas.; N. Gerrard, Reporter. Row 2: E. Shanks, L. Hershberger, M. Fox, P. Simons. Row 3: S. St. John, D. Hardy, B. Woodward, D. Barr. Row 4: H. Ploss, J. McQuinn. d The members of the Spanish Club are shown here, e The members of the Art Club are: Row 1: Mrs. Bonsett, sponsor; G. Fauvergue, Pres.; K. Kiser, V. Pres.; J. Buzbee, Sec.; M. Anderson, Treasurer; T. Luzadder, Reporter. Row 2: C. Bassett, C. Galbreath, D. Rhoades, V. Hall, S. Kiser, D. Byers. Row 3: M. Stillwell D. Newell, B. Lidy, P. Ellison, L. DePoy, M. Cummins. Row 4: D. Minniear, B. Byers, D. Lank. W. Cochran, S. Huggins, T. Miller. Row 5: T. Luzadder, T. Small, V. Bridge, L. Weaver, J. Anderson, D. Woodward. Row 6: P. Hunt, V. Weiand, B. Thimlar, M. Kistler, S. Strasser, B. Benson. Row 7: G. Jones, M. Miller. Helping Us Grow Socially Silver Patrons Congratulations Seniors from Moyer Grain Co. Box 299 Star City D.A.'s Truckers Paradise Dye Lumber Co. Fox's China, Glassware, and Gifts Jenkin's Service, Inc Junior's Barber Shop Martha Ziemer's Beauty Shop Miller's Department Store Moser Drug Store Pearl's Cafe Ramer Inn, Pizza House, Restaurant Shopper's Mart Thompson Music House Wolfson Poultry Processing 1st Union Bank Star City Phone 595-7112 Organizations 153 1016 Pleasant Hill, Logansport Phone 753-5144 Harrison Metzger's U.S. 35, Royal Center Phone 643-2265 D R Fruit Market 154 Ads Hoch Farm Supply 1109 S. Monticello, Winimac Phone 946-3512 Pleasant Hill Greenhouse Phone 722-3776 U.S. 24 West, Logansport J.C. Penny's U.S. 24 East, Logansport Phone 753-4947 Parrish Office Mach. U.S. 24 West, Logansport Phone 753-7674 Basket Shop 15 Fredericks St., Logansport Phone 722-6100 Ads 155 Slusser's Green Thumb 125 Montgomery St., Logansport 156 Ads Phone: 753-4574 Elliott Seeds Canaan Bible Shop 531 W. Market, Logansport Phone: 753-4888 Harris Glass Co. Inc. 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Phone 946-6777 RAY'S CREAMERY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS A DIVISION OF PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS WHOLESALE-RETAIL 131 Burlington, Logansport Phone 753-3722 JO-LANIE'S PASTRIES 168 Ads 220 Burlington Logansport LUCERNE ELEVATOR INC. Art Burrough—MGR Feeds Seeds Fertilizer Seed Cleaning HUBBARD FEED YOU HAVE THE POTENTIAL, NOW ADD THE HUBBARD Lucerne, Ind. Phone 889-2475 HARRINGTON STUDIO Portraits of quality Portraits, outdoor scenes Weddings, commercial Children Family Groups John Parker Photographer Member P.P. of A. 421 S. 5th Street, Logansport Phone 753-3282 D M FLOOR COVERING CENTER, INC. Carpets by—Armstrong, Downs, Barwick Burlington House and Royal Scot Vinyl by—Armstrong, Congoleum Maington and G.A.F. Don, Marian Merle Sullivan Lucerne, Ind. 889-3645 Ads 169 Bowlmor Lanes Jack's Used Abused Marge's Fashions Star City Phone: 595-7130 cae MARFINA’S RESTAURANT Logansport Phone: 722-9856 Insurance Real Estate 310-25th St., Loganport Phone: 722-3036 170 Ads Grissom Federal Credit Union Eastgate Plaza, Logansport Phone 722-1000 Warner's Greenhouses WAYNE FE EDS Farmers Grain and Supply Co. U.S. 35, Thornhope Phone 643-3944 621-17th St., Logansport Phone 722-1155 Ads 171 State Bank of Bumettsville Established 1902 Complete Banking Service Member FDIC Dudley G. Anderson Loan Officer Office Home Phone: 826-4114 Phone: 643-6665 Logansport, IN. Phone: 722-1576 Bickels Logansport Mall Phone: 753-4382 172 Ads Jones Welding Shop Best Wishes to the Class of '79 from Jones Construction Box 83 Lucerne, IN. Phone: 889-2685 SENIORS Adair, Kirby—24, 94 Anderson, Mark—24, 29, 42, 20, 53, 146, 152 Barr, Kim-10, 11, 24, 81, 92, 138, 139 Beecher, Pam-24, 36, 43 Benson, Mark-22, 24 Berkshire, Tim—24, 48 Blackman, Jeanne-25 Bonnell, Lynne— Borman, Beth—25 Boucher, Denise—25 Brandt, Denise—25 Brewer, Darlene—25, 57 Brown, Dana—25 Bundy, George—25 Burgin, Brian—25 Buzbee, Janet-25, 31, 42, 21, 108, 148, 152 Caudle, Penny—26, 80 Crockett, Gregg-26, 57 Davis, Carolyn—26 Dearinger, Tim—26, 141 Dearinger, Tony—26 DeFord, Dennis—26 DePoy, Bryan-26, 36, 56, 57 DeWitt, Sue-26, 146 Dillon, Peggy—27, 43 Drye, Judy-27, 140, 146 Eller, Don—27 Emmons, Mike—27 Fauvergue, Greg—27, 29, 46, 47, 20, 152 Fultz, Bruce-27, 95, 141 Gardner, John-27, 35, 94, 146, 152 Gerlach, Barbara—24, 27, 116 Gerrard, David-24, 27, 36, 52, 58, 94, 95, 106, 107, 152 Gray, Rowena-27, 146, 152 Hall, Vada-9, 27, 29, 36, 48, 148, 152 Hardy, Ralph—27 Heckard, Tom—28, 100 Hedges, Dean-28, 33, 36, 43, 94, 95, 146 Hickey, Usa-28, 146, 152 Higgins, Michael-28, 57 Hines, Teresa—28, 81 Houston, Greg-12, 13, 28, 31, 46, 47, 81, 141 Huddleston, Rhonda—29, 46, 47, 80, 81, 148 Huffman, David—29 Huggins, Jessie—29, 35 Hunt, Phillip-29 Ingram, Monica—29, 148 Keiser, Cindy-24, 29, 81, 106, 146, 148 King, Carolyn-13, 29, 146, 148, 152 Kiser, Kim-29, 81, 92, 138, 21, 108, 109, 119, 146, 15C, 152 Kiser, Susan—11, 29, 81, 92, 102, 21, 22, 146, 152 Kistler, Mark—30 Kitchell, Brad-30, 86, 87, 100, 141 Kniesly, Beth-30, 31, 81 Kraay, Nan—30, 81 Lank, Dennis-27, 30, 86, 87, 107, 141, 146, 152 Lantz, Gary-30 Lawson, Christie—7, 11, 30, 81, 138, 150, 152 Layer, Steve-30, 31, 87, 107, 141, 152 Lesher, Terri-20, 31, 78, 81, 92, 102, 116, 146 Lewellen, David-7, 21, 24, 31, 86, 87, 100, 107, 118, 141, 146 Logan, Sandra—31, 36, 42, 46, 47, 143, 146 Loper, Robert-29, 31, 36, 114 Lower, Randy-15, 31, 87, 94, 107, 114, 118, 152 Luey, Sandra-7, 24, 31, 42, 52, 53, 81, 108, 109, 116 Luzadder, Tim-32 Malchow, Raymond—32, 56 Malchow, Ronnie—32, 56 McLeland, Holly-24, 32, 43, 81, 116 Mersch, Jack—32 Mersch, Peggy—32 Miller, Sandy—32 Miller, Scott—32 Minks, Eric-8, 32, 36, 42, 100, 101, 107 Minniear, Perry—33 Moser, Bill-8, 33, 36, 60, 100, 101, 106, 107 Musall, Dawn-11, 15, 33, 151 Musselman, John-29, 33, 69 Myers, Keith—33, 114 Overholser, Scott—114 Plummer, Paul—33, 69 Raderstorf, Aric—33, 43, 114, 141 Ranee, Tim—33 Ray, Teresa-34, 81, 148, 151 Rhoades, Darlene—20, 21, 24, 34, 146, 152 Riley, Teresa—34 Roberts, Bill—34 Roller, Jerry—31, 34 Roth, Pat-31, 34, 42, 57, 100 Ruff, Mark—34 Rynerson, Corrine—34, 36, 142, 146, 148 Scheetz, Mary-34, 36, 46, 47, 143, 146, 148, 151 Scherer, Chris—34 Schoff, Robert—34 Simons, Carl—34 Slentz, Kevin—35, 65, 94, 95, 113, 141, 152 Small, Randy—35 Stuart, David—35 Swartzell, Gary-33, 35, 56 Swartzell, Steve-22, 33, 35, 43 Swisher, Mark—33, 35, 57 Tribbett, Charles-22, 25, 33, 35, 86, 87. 141 Welton, Brenda—35, 92, 102, 119, 146 Wescott, Roger—35 JUNIORS Allison, David-56, 99, 100, 122 Anderson, Tim—122 Armstrong, Denise-122, 146 Baker, Rochelle—122 Bassett, Cathy-122, 123, 152 Begley, Sandra—122 Benn, Angela-92, 102, 116, 122, 151 Berkshire, Gary-70, 122 Bogue, Theresa—108, 122, 152 Bonnell, Debra—122, 138 Brandt, Randy—122 Brannick, Rhonda—122 Brew, Jeff-122 Byers, Donna—122, 152 Byers, Mark-122 Carmichael, Kenneth—122 Clark, Sherry-12, 15, 114, 116, 117, 122, 152 Cochran, Kimberly—12 Coleford, Steve-70, 122, 152 Conklin, Christine—122 Cosgray, Sam-122, 141 Cowell, Kevin—122 Crockett, Shelly—122 Daily, Jim-94, 122 Davis, Marty-90, 122, 152 Dawson, Jody—122 Douglas, Melanie—122 Drye, Tracy—122 Ellison, Peggy-122, 123, 152 Farris, Mary-116, 122, 152 Fox, Mark-8, 12, 80, 87, 99, 107, 122, 141, 152 Fry, Michael—94, 122 Funk, Deborah-21, 122, 152 Galbreath, Chris-46, 47, 122, 152 Gallaher, Karen-122, 146, 152 Gerrard, Nancy—20, 62, 92, 108, 116, 122, 138, 152 Gess, Cynthia—122 Goodrich, Melita-14, 63, 108, 109, 122, 140 Hardy, James-90, 107, 114, 122, 152 Haselby, Ward-100, 122 Heiny, Christine—122 Heiny, Teresa—122 Helvie, Jamica—123, 146 Index 173 Hershberger, Lory—46, 47, 92, 108, 116, 123, 139, 152 Holcomb, Michael—12, 113, 123 Houston, Lora—11, 123 Howell, Lisa-63, 92, 123, 140, 151, 108, 109, 114, 116, 117 Huerta, Elsa—51, 123 Hunt, John—123 Jacko, Kathy-92, 108, 123 Jones, Sandra—123, 146 Keiser, Andrew—90, 123 Kinder, Teddy-123 Koons, Sandra-92, 123 LaDuct, Brian-123 Lank, Lora—123 Lantz, Steve—123 Lease, Scott—123 Lidy, Bernadine—43, 123, 152 Loepker, Peter-90, 123, 152 Luzadder, Tamara-56, 123, 152 Lytle, James—123 Magee, Jeanette—123 McLeland, Jill-116, 123, 146 McWherter, Debra—51, 123, 146 Michalski, Stephanie-116, 123 Monical, David—124 Nethercutt, Perry—15, 90, 114, 124, 152 Nimz, Dale—124 Overmeyer, Bethany—53, 62, 124, 12 Patty, Teresa-20, 61, 92, 106, 116, 124 Pickens, Danny-124 Pickens, Stephanie—116, 124 Raderstorff, Dirk—9, 114, 124, 141 Richeson, Dan—124 Roberts, Phyllis—124 Roller, Pam-102, 124, 146 Roth, Timothy—57, 124 Roth, Tom-11, 124, 141 Scheetz, Paul-10, 123, 124, 152 Shanks, Emily—124, 139, 152, 20, 64, 114, 116, 117 Shaver, Sherri-80, 92, 116, 124 Small, William-90, 124, 152 Smith, John-14, 90, 124, 152 Smith, Lori-50, 124, 146, 152 Spencer, Jeff-114, 124, 141 Steagall, Betty—124 Todd, Sandra—124 Wagner, Tom—124 Warfield, Karen—21, 124 Weaver, Carolyn—108, 124 Wiles, Debra—124 Williams, Gregg-11, 100, 112, 113, 119, 124, 141 Williams, Jeff-63, 124 Winegardner, Lisa—124 Wireman, Bobby—124 Young, Diana—64, 65, 92, 124, 138 SOPHOMORES Anderson, Janet—125, 140, 152 Armstrong, Bryan—125, 152 Arthington, Kim—62, 125, 140, 148, 152 Bargerhuff, Debra—125, 152 Beckley, Christy-92, 102, 108, 125 Berry, Sam—15, 46, 47, 69, 99, 100, 101, 107, 114, 125, 141 Bohm, Teresa—68, 125 Bonnell, Annette—125, 140 Bowyer, David—125 Brew, Kim—125 Bridge, Vickie-125, 148, 152 Brown, Brad-70, 87, 107, 125 Busard, Rita-51, 62, 65, 125, 146 Busard, Ron—125 Buzbee, Joe-71, 94, 107, 125 Byers, Rebecca—125, 152 Cadwallader, Michael—125 Canada, Michael—125 Carmichael, Tim—125, 152 Caudle, Richard—125, 140, 141, 146, 152 Cochran, Wendy—125, 152 Colford, Gary—125 Cummins, Mary—125, 152 Cunningham, Barry—90, 125 Davis, Roland—125 DePoy, Lisa—125, 152 Dumm, Joan-15, 66, 104, 125 Franklin, Christopher-90, 125 Fritchman, Steve—50, 90, 94, 125 Frushour, Mike—125 Funk, Deena—125, 140 Grandstaff, Kim—125, 142, 146, 148 Green, Tammy—15, 104, 125 Guy, Dawn—48, 125 Hall, Phil-67, 125 Hardy, Dwight-90, 125, 152 Higgins, Richard-126 Holcomb, Edward—99, 126 Hubler, Bob-126, 140 Huggins, Sherri —126, 148, 152 Ingram, Mary—126, 140, 148 Jacko, Karren—126, 146, 152 Johnson, Kelly—69, 90, 91, 112, 113, 126, 141 Johnson, Myra—126 Jolly, Reba-65, 68, 116, 126, 148 Kiser, Kevin-15, 70, 99, 126 Kitchell, Kathy-15, 51, 104, 108, 116, 126 Kraay, Kenneth-87, 99, 107, 126 Lank, David-126, 152 Longbons, Donna—126 Loper, Sandra—46, 126, 152 Luzzader, Tonya—126, 152 Lynch, Dana-92, 126, 140, 152 Lytle, Thomas—71, 126 Maksymicz, Michael—126 Martin, Kevin—69, 86, 87, 107, 126, 140 McFatridge, Mitchell—51, 126, 152 Michalski, Vincent-90, 91, 94, 126 Miller, Teresa—48, 126, 152 Minniear, Donna—126, 152 Monical, Larry—126 Morehouse, Linda—50, 126 Moss, Elaine-62, 69, 126, 140, 146, 152 Myers, Kathy—126 Myers, Tamzen—63, 126, 140, 146, 152 Newell, Deanna—92, 104, 108, 126, 152 Nimz, Jan-126 Nulf, Gloria-126, 140 Paschen, Stephanie-126 Pashak, Jeff-69, 126, 140, 152 Pasquale, Joe-90, 100, 107, 114, 126 Patty, Kathy-126 Ploss, Anthony—69, 94, 112, 113, 126, 152 Rhody, Tracey—108, 126, 140 Robinson, Jesse-99, 100, 112, 113, 126, 141 Roth, Ron-127 Sallee, Anne-116, 127, 140, 148, 152 Scagnoli, Leanne—15, 80, 108, 109, 127 Sell, Craig-90, 94, 107, 127 Seward, Dave—127 Shaffer, Brian-71, 76, 127 Showley, Steve-15, 90, 127 Simmons, Pam-11, 15, 127, 140, 148, 152, 108, 116 Small, Teresa-127, 152 Snyder, Terry—127 Sommers, Brad—90, 94, 127 Spencer, Brian—15, 90, 99, 100, 107, 114, 127, 141 Spitler, Peggy—90, 127 Stevens, Michael—70, 127 Stilwell, Melanie—48, 66, 127, 148, 152 St. John, Steve-87, 127, 140, 146, 152 Swanson, Michael—87, 127, 140 Trapp, Dean—99, 107, 127 Waggoner, Michelle—50, 127, 146, 152 Weaver, Jeffrey—127 Weaver, Lori—51, 127, 143, 146, 148, 152 Weaver, Steve—127 Weaver, William—127 Welton, Wayne-15, 50, 87, 99, 100, 107, 127 Williams, Ellen-93, 102, 108, 119, 127, 190 Williams, Lori—51, 127, 146 Wilson, John—127 Woodward, Bill-64, 90, 127, 141, 152 Woodward, Deb—127, 152 Zimmer, Brad-62, 64, 99, 107, 127 Zoubul, Menos—90, 107, 127 FRESHMAN Baker, Cindy—128 Barr, Deb-92, 102, 128, 140, 152 Bassett, Kim—128 Benn, Stephanie—92, 104, 116, 128 Bennett, Mike-91, 94, 107, 128, 152 Benson, Barbara—128, 152 Berkshire, Greg-128 Berkshire, Steve-68, 91, 98, 128, 129 Blevins, Kathy—128 Boehme, Tammy-128 Bohm, Bill-59, 128, 141 Bowen, Mike 128 Boyer, Robert—128 Byers, Ricky-128 Cadwallader, Carla—116, 128 Campbell, Tina—128, 151 Cochran, Cheryl-46, 128, 130, 140, 151 Coffman, Perry-128 Coleman, Stacie-128 Combs, Lena-128 Cosgray, Jerie—92, 104, 128 Cottrell, Joey—128 Courtice, Marcia—46, 117, 128, 129, 14C Craw, Shelli—117, 128, 129, 130, 140 Crist, Barry-128, 129, 141 DeWitt, Robin-104, 128, 129, 139 Dodrill, Scott-63, 91, 107, 128, 141 Eberhardt, Connie—128, 140, 151 Eller, John—128 Farris, Janice—80, 128, 152 Fox, Reine—128, 152 Fry, Kevin—128 Gibbs, Lisa-128 Gibbs, Rickey-128, 152 Green, Teri—108, 128, 140 Guy, Shawn—71, 129 Hanna, Allyn—129 Hardy, Brian-68, 91, 128, 129 Hardy, Paula-129, 130, 152 Hayden, Traci—129 Hedges, Troy—91, 94, 107, 129, 141 Helvie, Brenda-129 Hickey, John-91, 94, 129, 152 Hillenberg, Curtis-98, 106, 107, 129, 141 Howell, Tim-53, 91, 114, 115, 129 Hubler, Kathy-92, 108, 129, 152 Huggins, Cary-98, 129, 152 Hunt, Patricia-129, 152 Ide, Cheryl-129, 140, 152 Johnson, Beth-129 Jones, Glen-129, 152 Joseph, Steve-129 Kapraun, Deb-62, 129, 146, 152 Karns, Marianne—129 Kennell, Jill—129 Kesling, Robert—129 Kiser, Dennis—129 Kistler, Mike-129, 141, 152 Landis, Shelia—129 Layer, Gary—129, 141 Leffert, Scott, 98, 129, 140 Malchow, Debra—108, 109, 129 Mclntire, Jimmy—91, 98, 118, 129 Mclntire, Melanie—58, 129 McQuinn, Joan-92, 102, 104, 129 Miller, Ardell—129 Miller, Karol-52, 129 Miller, Mark A.—129 Miller, Mark W.-107, 129, 151 Moss, Darrel-129 Musselman, Ben-112, 113, 13C Myers, Greg—91, 98, 114, 115, 130, 141 Neff, Becky-87, 104, 108, 116, 130, 148 O'Donnell, Bob-94, 130 Oswalt, Holly-130 Pasquale, Becky—130, 152 Patty, Lelanea—117, 130 Payne, Tracy—130, 146 Ploss, Heidi-130, 152 Poland, Rebecca—130, 152 Powlen, Sandra—130 Pursch, Anthony—130 Quaglio, Chris—130 Riley, Cynthia-130 Roberts, Kevin—98, 130 Robinson, Dorothy—130 Robinson, Stephanie—108, 117, 130, 139 Ruff, Terry-130 Rynerson, Kelly—130, 146, 148 Shaw, Robin-130, 140, 152 Siebert, Mark-66, 91, 130 Small, Carolyn—130 Smith, Brenda—130 Smith, John-113, 130 Spencer, Gary—63, 91, 98, 114, 13C Stafford, Charles—130 Strasser, Stacy-66, 130, 152 Swartzell, Mike-91, 98, 128, 130 Sylvester, Dianna-130, 148 Thimlar, Bernadine-92, 102, 104, 108, 109, 130, 152 Timmons, Jack-130 Todd, Steve—130 Trapp, Sherri—130, 146 Weiand, Vonnett-130, 139, 152 Wescott, Wayne—130 Williamson, Bruce—98, 113, 130 Wooten. Mary—130 EIGHTH Adam, Beth—131 Aldridge, Tim-88, 97, 110, 131 Artip, Betsy-60, 131 Begley, Dianna-131 Berry, Chris-66, 88, 97, 131 Boucher, Matt—131 Brandt, Dan-131 Brannick, Renee-131 174 Index Brown, Kelly-111, 117, 131 Brown, Kristeen—111, 131 Busard, AI-131 Butler, Deron—97, 131 Campbell, Brian—89, 131 Carmichael, Russell—39, 97, 110, 131 Carter, Diann-131 Caudle, Randall-89, 97, 131 Christiansen, Troy—60, 69, 131 Coffman, Kathy-131 Cole, Steven-131 Coleford, Tim—131 Conklin, William—54, 131 Cook, Alice Mae—131 Cottrel, Rodney-131 Crist, Katrina-105, 111, 131 Davis, Jerry-131 Day, Angela-58, 131 Day, Joni-105, 111, 131 Delk, David-97, 131 Dempsey, Ty—97, 131 Denny, Jannelle—131 Denny, Rick—89, 131 Dodrill, Lesley—111, 131 Drye, Tresa-131 Erwin, Dena—131 Fickel, Joseph—39, 131 Fry, Lanette—105, 132 Funk, Michelle-105, 132 Gibbs, Susan—132, 147 Gobel, Thomas—132 Grandstaff, Jerry—97, 132 Hall, Beth-105, 111, 132, 147 Hardy, Kevin-54, 55, 97, 132 Harmon, Casey-132 Hathaway, Catherine—132 Hatton, Kristina-117, 132 Hayden, Mike—68, 132 Hefley, Kara-53, 132, 145 Herd, Lori-105, 111, 132 Hodge, Ron-89, 96, 97, 110, 132 Huggins, Teresa-105, 132 Jacko, Kevin-89, 97, 132, 133 Johnson, Mike-97, 132 Kapraun, Greg—55, 89, 97, 110, 132 Kiser, Jennifer-59, 111, 132 Kiser, Laura-105, 132 Kistler, Becky-132 Knebel, Brenda-105, 132 Kochel, Daphine—105, 132, 147 Koons, Randy-54, 58, 89, 110, 132 Lantz, Elizabeth-132, 136, 147 Lesher, Kenny-59, 68, 89, 97, 132, 133 Lewis, Jeff—132 Lidy, Tina-132 Loepker, Mike—132 Loper, Susan-105, 112, 132 Louthan, Becky-132 Magee, Janet-132, 147 Martin, Michelle-88, 105, 111, 117, 132, 133 McCartney, Chris-105, 132 Mclntire, Norman—89, 96, 97, 132 McKnight, Max—132 McLeland, Mark—132 Mendenhall, Kelly—132 Metzger, Kyle-59, 89, 96, 110, 132 Minniear, Carol-105, 111, 132, 147 Morphet, Mike-66, 89, 97, 132 Musall, Kent-88, 96, 97, 110, 132, 136 Myers, Lydian-132, 147 Neff, Tim-97, 132 Nice, Susan-Ill, 117, 132 Nicholas, Rudy-132 Nies, Rod-88, 97, 132, 133 O'Donnell, Lisa-133, 147 Paschen, James-133 Pashak, Debra-105, 133 Patty, Corey-133 Peters, Rebecca Dawn—133 Petrukitas, Peter—110, 133 Ping, Tomi—133 Pursch, Theresa—133 Schroder, Ed-53, 89, 133 Schroder, Kelly-105, 133 Seabolt, Stacy-133 Shockley, Marcillia—111, 133 Smith, Joe—61, 88, 133 Smith, John—133 Smith, Stephanie-105, 133 Sommers, Kevin-89, 97, 110, 133, 147 Sommers, Sheila-111, 133 Stephens, Laura—133 Strantz, Leann—133 Taylor, Julie-133 Weaver, Philip-133 Weaver, Rick-89, 97, 110, 133 Weaver, Wes-54, 88, 110, 133 Williams, Andy-88, 97, 110, 133 Williams, Sharron—133 SEVENTH Anderson, Susan-111, 134, 147 Armstrong, Gary-97, 134 Baer, Bobbi-105, 134, 141 Baker, Ruth-105, 134, 147 Baker, Tonya-55, 105, 111, 117, 134 Bargerhuff, Michelle—134 Beaudin, David—134 Beckley, Gary-88, 97, 110, 134 Bennett, Wayne—89, 134 Berkshire, Byron-97, 134 Berkshire, Denise—134 Blevins, Kim-105, 134 Blount, Jeff-97, 134 Bonnell, Mary—134 Bonnell, Shannon-134 Bowen, Kristine-134 Buck, Kim-105, 134 Byers, Cheryl-105, 134 Carmichael, Kevin-97, 134 Clark, Kenny-89, 97, 110, 134, 136 Combs, Deborah-54, 134, 147 Conn, Cindy-58, 134, 147 Cook, Debra-105, 134 Cottrell, Diane—134 Crichton, James-134 Dyer, Kimberly—134 Earnhart, Roberta—134 Elkin, Tony-68, 89, 97, 134 Fauvergue, Bruce—97, 134, 136 Feltis, Chris—97, 134 Frantz, Rod-89, 97, 134, 136 Frushour, Beth-105, 111, 134, 147 Funk, Marcia-134 Funk, Richard-134 Gibbs, Randy—134 Gibbs, Wanda-134 Grable, Charles-89, 97, 110, 134 Greene, Gina—105, 134, 147 Hanna, Anjanette-134 Harrison, Billy-89, 97, 134 Hartwick, Nita-117, 134 Henderson, Steve—135 Hillenberg, Dirinda—111, 134 Hitz, Robert-135 Holcomb, Dirk—89, 135 Hubler, Mike—135 Hunt, Robert-135 Jacks, Scott—135 Johnson, Jennifer—105, 111, 135 Johnson, Trent—135 Kabela, Allen-134, 135 Karns, Shirley-135 Kraay, Darrin-89, 97, 110, 135 Layer, Barbara-135, 147 Layer, Mark—135 LeBouef, Byron—97, 135 Magee, Julie—105, 135 Maksymicz, Lisa—55, 135 Mclntire, Marsha—55, 105, 135 McMillen, Julianna—105, 135, 147 McWherter, Steven-97, 135 Mendenhall, Kevin—97, 135 Miller, Amy-105, 135 Minniear, Clyde—97, 135, 136 Parrish, Natalee—135, 147 Paschen, Jodi—105, 111, 135 Pashak, Nan-55, 105, 135 Ploss, Don—135 Ray, Angela—135, 147 Rexstrew, Robyn—54, 135, 147 Rhody, Michelle-55, 105, 111, 135, 136, 147 Riehle, Daniel—89, 135 Risser, Shannon—117, 135 Roberts, Tina-117, 135, 136, 147 Roth, Gloria—135 Scott, Clay-89, 97, 135 Siebert, Rebecca—135, 147 Sliger, Winnifred—105, 135 Small, Richard—88, 135 Smith, Amy—135, 147 Snay, Rick—135 Sommers, Michael—89, 135 Strasser, Shaun—89, 135 Swanson, Veronica—55, 136, 147 Taylor, Lori—136 Vianco, Mike—89, 136 Weaver, Bonnie Jo—136 Weaver, Steve—136 Weigle, Dawnetta—136 Weisenburger, Bob-136 Wescott, Steven—136 Winn, Steven—136 Wooten, Daniel—89, 136 Worthington, Scott—88, 110, 136 Yeates, Wade-89, 97, 136 r , (li Aus51, dku.% IfrA_ ' ' , k1 1 voyv iVx _ ijj( i +- 1 ' y 1 54 ®C_ K , CclucULc K' v Aia.vj tOL F- 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