Rensselaer High School - Chaos Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

1980 CHAOS Rensselaer Central High School Rensselaer, IN 47978 Volume 64 The Main Event” Chaos Plot 7 Sound 3 3 Action 50 Stars 83 Cast 98 Directors. . . .122 Producers. . . .143 Presents 3 4 Row 1: Senior Angie Blackburn gives her point of view during the mock Congress: Mickey Mouse uses Goofey as a music box: Mr. John Baumann as one of the Bomber Brothers during the sectional pep session. Row 2: These freshmen students are ready to sail during their biology class: Chris Long is on one of his many sled rides. Row 3: Kathy O ' Brien, Kathie Womelsdorff and Joanie Fordham take time out from their slumber party to pose for this picture: Gary Potts, senior, uses his brut strength to open a jar: Sonya Simmons tells Kelly Bell how to put the finishing touches on a Sunshine mural. 6 1979 0 m X z m o m r O —1 0 z ( ) o m z c ) ( ) m 5 m z 5 1980 8 Bleachers Bums promote spirit The Bleacher Bums promoted spirit throughout the school year. Some of their activities were making posters, being little sisters to the minor sports and providing different activities during pep sessions. Kelly Blackhall, secretary-treasurer; Lori Templton, president; Joni Critser, vice- president. Chess Club competes intramurally Having a chance to compete intramurally is an important aspect of the Chess Club ' s activities. Meeting every two weeks gives the members a chance to involve themselves in a fundamental chess match, while learning at the same time. Brad Jordan, president; Craig Worden, vice-president. 9 Bomber Alert assists community Brenda Torbet, president; Ann Tonner, vice-president; Sonya Simmons, secretary; Betsy The purpose of the Bomber Nagel, treasurer; Mike Wright, business agent. A | ert Corps is to provide service to the administration, community, and to visitors to the school. This year they provided assistance at the school play, open house and the musical. 10 Showing interest in medicine The Medical Explorers have learned many different and various aspects this year in the medical field. The cutting of hostage ribbons was their main activity of the year. Jill Reinhold, vice-president; Missy Greene, president; Janet Jordan, secretary- treasurer. 11 Drama Club presents THE The school play this year was titled THE MIRACLE WORKER. Written by William Gibson, this play was based on the life of Helen Keller, who was portrayed by Jeanne Vigeant. Helen Keller was blind, deaf, and mute who was taught to use sign language as a means of communication by Annie Sullivan, portrayed by Kathy O ' Brien. Gary Anderson and Kathie WomelsdorfF took on the roles of Helen Kellers parents. Upper Right: Officers; Annie Bucholtz, public relations; Barb Meyer, secretary- treas.; Elizabeth Groppe, vice-president; Denise Rayburn, president. Right: Annie (Kathy O ' Brien) teaching Helen (Jeanne Vigeant) the language of the deaf. Below: Miss Sullivan works with two of the girls from the institution of the blind. Above: Upon Annie ' s arrival at the Keller Homestead she is greeted by members of the Keller family. (I to r) Kate (Kathie Womelsdorff), Helen (Jeanne Vigeant), Capt. Keller (Gary Anderson), Annie (Kathy O ' Brien), James (Craig Jackson). Left: Cast Members (I to r) Row 1; Stephanie Fortune, Kathy Moriarty, Bonnie Risinger, Teresa Vaughn, Jennifer Groppe, Teresa Morris. Row 2: Director Miss Joanne Wagner, Kathie Womelsdorff, Gary Anderson, Kathy O ' Brien, Jeanne Viegeant, Frank Worden, Stormy Klecca. Row 3; Cindy Miller, Ann Gwin, Polly Woodworth, Craig Jackson, Dan Martin, Linda DeMoss, Lynda Worden, Steve Brunton, Linda Brusnahan MIRACLE WORKER 13 National Honor Society inducts 28 The Rensselaer Central National Honor Society initiation was held at the high school auditorium on Tuesday April 22, 1980. Club president Chris Paulsen presided over the initiation service. Club officers Annie Bucholtz, Gina Gonzales, Elizabeth Nagel, and Brenda Torbet assisted in reading and explaining the criteria for selection into the society. Lisa Mitchell, Gina Gonzales, and Margaret Misch assisted in the presentation of pins to each new initiate. Lisa Mitchell, a transfer from Kokomo High School, also received a pin from the Rensselaer Chapter. Rev. Bruce Mitchell served as the guest speaker for the service. All old members of the society were present at the service. They included seniors Kirt Dickey, Gina Gonzales, Elizabeth Nagel, Chris Paulsen, Glen Reinhold, Robin Salyer, Brenda Torbet. Juniors Steve Egan, Elizabeth Groppe, Virginia Honneger, Tom Kenny, Margaret Misch, Mary Myers, Jill Reinhold, Lori Teach, Ann Tonner and Mike Wright. 14 Counter Clockwise: (far left) Officers: Annie Bucholtz, treasurer; Chris Paulsen, president; Brenda Torbet, vice-president; Gina Gonzales, secretary. New seniors include row 1; Rhonda Kohley, Mara Whitaker, Lisa Mitchell (transfer). Row 2; Tim Davis, Chris Long, Karla Coy, Michelle Smith, (Brian Smith, not pictured). Junior initiates included Marie Vigeant, Lynda Worden, Shannon Smith. Newly elected sophomores are, row 1; Sue Hoover, Dyane Wagner, Toni Horst, Grace Honegger, Mary Donovan. Row 2; Stacy Baily, Stacy Crowe, Angie Arihood, Brenda Mitchell. Sophomores continued, row 1; Holly Hollerman, Becky Downard, Sue Gehring, Janice Smith. Row 2; Bret Baker, Bill Jennings, Todd Waggoner, James Pigford. 15 Mystical Knights serve community (I to r) Brooks Beehler, vice-president; Kreg Mattocks, secretary; Mark McKnight, president; Steve Zawodney, treasurer. The Mystical Knights provided Christmas baskets to needy families around the community. They also sold popcorn at all the home basketball games. F.F.A. recognized throughout state The Future Farmers of America have been very active in many district, state and national judging contests. They also sponsor a dance during the year. This group of boys spend much of their extra time working to make the club superior to others throughout the state. (I to r) Dwayne Simmons, reporter; Brent Gutwein, vice-president; Pat Steinke, sentinal; Nick Korniak, president; Rod Wooley, treasurer; John Rodibaugh, secretary. 17 Soils team advances to National contest After winning the local, county, district and state soil competitions, Rensselaer ' s top F.F.A. team (Nick Korniak, Brent Gutwein, Brad Jordan and Pat Steinke) was able to compete at the National contest held in Oklahoma. The members of the team were accompanied by their sponsor and coach, Mr. Byron Callahan. After two days of practice the team competed in the contest and placed 15th in overall competition. Clockwise: The team stopped off along the Mississippi River on their way to Oklahoma: Preparing for practice are team members Brad Jordan, Brent Gutwein and Nick Korniak: During the actual competition Brad Jordan and Brent Gutwein listen to the field judge: The team is shown during a practice session before the contest: Doing a little sightseeing was also on the agenda; here the team is shown in front of the St. Louis Arch. 18 These F.F.A. teams placed in the top five during district competition. (top): Brad Jordan, Dave Wagner, Ron Nagel, Dwayne Simmons. (bottom): Nick Korniak, Brent Gutwein, Pat Steinke, John Rodibaugh. 19 Livestock team wins contest Nick Steinke, Brent Gutwein, Rod Wooley and Nick Korniak were members of the top placing livestock team. As a team the members placed first at the county and district levels. They also were winners at the Purd ue and Tipton Invitationals. (top): Members of the 1979-80 Livestock judging team; Nick Steinke, Brent Gutwein, Rod Wooley and Nick Korniak display the trophy they won at the Tipton Invitational: (botton): Pictured here are the various awards won by the team during competition. 20 Home-ec. sponsors teacher breakfast Officers; Renee Zickmund, secretary; Rhonda Kohley, vice-president; Candy Hayes, The main activity sponsored by president; Tina Weinrank, treasurer. the home -ec Club is their annual teacher breakfast held in April. The girls also sold giant coloring books as a money making project. 21 Monogram honors outstanding athletes The monogram club provides honor jackets, letters and blankets to outstanding athletes. They also provide the popcorn and coke stands for many of the home athletic events. jW. Officers (I to r) Tim Davis, president; Jeff Crawford, vice president; Missy Greene, secretary-treasurer. 22 Put a little sunshine in your heart Officers: (I to r) Sue Hoover, historian; Angie Arihood, recording secretary; Lynne Chesak, vice-president; Kathy Dunlap, treasurer; Grace Honegger, corresponding secretary; Barb Haworth, historian. Left; Angie Mangas, president This year, under the new sponsorship of Mrs. Swartzell and Mrs. Cappuccilli, the Sunshine girls became more involved in the society at a district and state level. In the fall the officers and sponsors attended the President ' s Luncheon held in Indianapolis. The luncheon is designed to give the girls a chance to compare new ideas with other societies. Representatives from the society were also sent to the district convention held at Kankakee Valley High School, and the state convention held at Tri- County High School. The year was also highlighted by the annual activities including; Freshman Initation, Daddy Date Night, Mother ' s Tea, Ideal Lady Night, Officer ' s Initation, and the final yearly event, the Senior Party. 23 Santa visits preschool This year the Sunshine Society held a Christmas party for the preschoolers. Activities the children participated in were as follows: Pin the Star on Christmas Tree, Singing Games and Musical Chairs. The highlight of the day was a visit from Santa. Sunshine Presents “Hollywood Nights The 1980 Sunshine Dance was held February 23. ' ' Hollywood Nights was chosen as this year ' s theme. Guests were entertained by the musical talents of Ice Age . The above pictures depict some of the memories of that night. 26 Student Council provides leadership Officers left (L to R) Kim Louck, treasurer; Dawn Jennings, Secretary; Mr. Michaels, sponsor; Lynne Chesak, president; Mike Wright, vice-president. Representatives, bottom, (L to R) seated Sonya Simmons, Betsy Nagel, Barb Meyer, Ann Tonner. Standing, (L to R) Joe Chesak, Abby Simmons, Chris Paulsen, Angie Arihood, Jerry Hughes, Toni Horst, Bill Jennings, Mandy McElfresh, Jerry Verbugge, Suzy Post, Katie Egan. The Student Council spent the year voicing the opinions of the students to the administration on policies and regulations. 27 RENSSELAERIEN covers school news The RENSSELAERIEN staff under 1979-80 editor Mike Pigford provided students with an informative publication dealing with all school activities. The staff members include (I to r): Pam Arrasmith, Elizabeth Groppe, Annie Bucholtz, Lori Mullins, Dave Schultz, Connie Arrasmith, and Mike Pigford. (not pictured Wanda Mullins, Brenda Minter and Karen Ellis.) The staff produced 10 issues including the 20 page Senior issue. Right: Lori Mullins types copy for a RENSSELAERIEN issue 28 Speech club competes state wide The main goal of the speech club was to develope members ' speech skills. The club was very small, but they still competed in contests all around the state, which were held in various high schools. They also spoke to many of the community ' s organizations. To get ready to make their speeches, they practiced after school and during activity period. Although this club is only active for three months out of the year, the students put in a lot of extra time to achieve their goals. Officers: Lynne Chesak, Steve Brunton, Cindy Miller, Lynda Worden, Bonnie Risinger. Language Club attends field day This year the Sigma Digamma members participated in a field day at Purdue University. A major part of their day consisted of attending the colleges foreign language classes. The students were also given a chance to take their first college exam. Officers: Mike Wright, president; Michelle Smith, vice-president; Katie Egan, treasurer; Annie Bucholtz, secretary. 29 CHAOS produces The Main Event This year the new sponsorship of Miss Landgrebe, attempted to produce a yearbook that centered around one major theme, ' ' The Main Event. The staff was asked to present the year in writing as well as photographs. In order to finance the book the staff members were able to hold an advertising day in Rensselaer and surrounding communities. Members also sold subscriptions to the book. The staff would like to thank the RENSSELAER REPUBLICAN and Dave Schultz for their assistance with the photographs that appear in this book and a special thanks to all the people and coaches who were understanding when we had to interupt classes and practice sessions. Clockwise: Photographer Dave Schultz develops negatives during class: Brenda Torbet sets a headline for the CHAOS: The 1979-80 CHAOS staff. 30 FCA huddles provide sharing The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a group that is organized especially for athletes and coaches who wish to share their beliefs in Jesus Christ with others. Although this is the first year for the group, they had an average of 10 to 15 people attend their huddles. Mr. Grow, the sponsor, hopes to get organized earlier next year so that the club can participate in more community projects. Officers: (I to r): Scott Lucero, vice- president, Stacy Crowe, secretary, Vicki Lanoue, treasurer. Not pictured Gary Anderson, president. 31 Audio-Visual aids assist department The audio-visual aids did a great deal around the school to help teachers and students alike. They assisted in showing films, working the lights and microphones in the auditorium and aided Mrs. Baumann in all aspects of work concerning the audio-visual department. Members of the club included (I to r); Val Fairchild, Linda DeMoss, Eric Scheffler, Carol Hollerman, Brenda Minter and John Miller. 32 1979 z LU 0 LU 55 a) z LU ■ g A i o I G i_ 9 -1 i X LU o LU Z UJ ■JH 1- 0 1980 33 Swing Choirs have outstanding year Top: Celebrate Bottom: Girls ' Swing Choir 34 The Choral department at Rensselaer Central is made up of four different groups. Celebrate, one of the four, is the school ' s mixed swing choir. Their efforts this year received a first division rating at the Nisbova Solo and Ensemble Contest held at South Newton H.S.. At Valporaiso, Celebrate received a second division rating. Although this is the first year for the Girl ' s Swing Choir, they are a highly rated group. They received a second division at South Newton, and first division rating at Valporaiso. Also in it ' s first year, the All-Girls Choir, made up girls from all classes is a non-competitive group. They perform for various groups and at all high school Choral Concerts. The Choraleers, another non-competitive group, is the school ' s mixed choir. The largest of all choirs, the Choraleers also perform at all high school Choral Concert. Left: Girls ' Choir Bottom: Choraleers Bombers march to third in state The Rensselaer Central Marching Bombers received third place this year in the Indiana All-State Marching Contest held at Fountain Central High School in Veedersberg. They also ranked a very high fifth place in the NISBOVA Band Contest held at Lewis Cass High School. To get ready for these contests, some members of the band and Bomberettes attended a marching band camp in Whitewater, WI., held during June. During August all band members attended the camp held at the high school. Everyone worked hard to achieve these high rankings. Parades were part of the Marching Bombers performances. They participated in the Little Cousin Jasper Parade, Rensselaer Homecoming Parade and the St. Joe Homecoming Parade. During halftime of the St. Joe Homecoming the band performed their award winning show. To raise money for the uniforms and equipment they needed for their shows each band member sold fruit. This, along with the Band Boosters refreshment stand (at home football games), payed for a great deal of the band ' s expenses. There were four Marching Bombers voted into the Hook ' s All-State Marching Band. These students were Jerry Hughes, Dave Wagner, Kim Louck, and Katie Egan was chosen as alternate. These students then performed in the Indianapolis 500 Parade. Drum Majors Steve Egan and Michelle Smith display the bands third place trophy won at the NISBOVA State Marching Contest held at Fountain Central High School. Alisa Levandowski, ll Reinhold and not pictured Candy Ha; , ' S served as captains for the 1979-80 B;imberettes. 37 Bomber band performs in concert This year ' s concert band, composed of 90 students from grades nine through twelve, performed at a winter concert and at the all-school Art Show in May. A few of the band ' s members also participated in the pep-band for all home basketball games. The group ' s final appearance of the year was during the school ' s commencement excercise. Counterclockwise: The 1979-80 concert band: Members of the pep-band perform during a pep-session: The directors Mr. Henry Wolfe: Angie Blackburn and Glenn DeWees rehearse a duo during practice: Junior Dave Wagner is pictured practicing during class. 38 Bomberettes (I to r; t to b) The chours line attracted much attention at the St. Joe basketball game. The 1979-80 Bomberette dance corps. The girls showed their support for the team at all home games: Here the Bomberettes perform to the song Bandstand Boogie at the annual Junior Carnival: Marching in the Bomber Homecoming parade is just one of the activities the girls participate in during the year. Junior Janet Jordan performed at the St. Joe basketball game. entertain the fans This year the Bomberettes were the highlight of each home basketball game. They also performed for halftime at a St. Joe game. The girls in the corps showed talent and worked hard at learning routines. Their flag routines won 2nd highest guard score at state band contest. The guard is made up of 17 flags and 6 rifles. photo by T Mahaffey photo by T. Mahaffey Members of th 1979-80 Bomberettes included: Lynne Chesak, Karla Coy, Julie Sheffer: Janet Jordan, Alisa Levandowski, Candy Hayes, Jill Reinhold, Kathy Dunlap, Debbie Stath, Denise DeMoss, Sue Stath, Janice Smith, Barb Haworth, Lisa Prescott, Kathy Garrity, Toni Horst, Kim Clouse, Lori Teach, Angie Arihood, Kelle Ogle, DeLynn Grow, Carrie Smith, Kim Rose. Students perform SOUTH PACIFIC Rodgers and Hamerstien ' s renowned production of SOUTH PACIFIC was selected as this year ' s musical. The story is set on two Pacific islands occupied by American nurses and Marines during World War II. Two love stories incur during the play, one with a happy ending, the other a tragic ending. Karla Coy and Kathie Womelsdorff took the roll of Nurse Nellie Forbush. Gary Anderson and Jeff Hannon performed as Emile DeBecque and Lt. Joe Cable respectively. Other main cast members included Mara Whitaker (Liat), Glen DeWees (Billis) and Herlinda Reyes (Bloody Mary). Upper-right: Gary Anderson adds the finishing touches to his make-up before taking the stage as Emile DeBecque. Below: Glen DeWees (Luther Billis) looks on as part of his costume is painted on for the musical. Right: Denise Rayburn works on Dave Jacks ' make-up. 42 Counterclockwise: Lynne Chesak starts the make-up process on Jeff Hannon (Lt. Joe Cable); Nurse Barb Haworth adds highlights to her make-up before the play; Larry Brinley receives the final make-up touches before he appears on stage as one of the sailors; Co-leads Gary Anderson and Kathie Womelsdorff rehearse a scene in preparation for the musical SOUTH PACIFIC. 43 Clockwise: Nurses sing I ' m gonna wash that man right out of my hair : Gary Anderson is shown in a tender scene with Karla Coy: Glen DeWees as Billis offers information to fellow sailors about a valuable boar tooth bracelet from the island of Bali Hai. 44 Glen DeWees and Butch Pattengale show their fancy footwork during one of the production numbers: Glen DeWees as Honeybun entertains his fellow sailors during the Thanksgiving show: Karla Coy gets some helpful advise on men form fellow nurse Sonya Simmons: Jeff Hannon holds Mara Whitaker during a touching moment in the play. 45 Juniors sponsor A Night on the Town The 1980 Prom was held May 3, at St. Joe ' s Halleck Center. The theme was A Night on the Town , and the colors selected were yellow, white, pink and blue. Prom King Mark Campbell and Prom Queen Rhonda Kohley reigned over the night after being elected by the senior class. Other candidates for king included Jeff Crawford, Tim Davis, Jim Mattocks, Tom Nagel and Tim Phegley. Queen candidates were Lynne Chesak, Sue Kosta, Angie Mangas, Tammy Siegrist and Kelli Wood. Clockwise: The theme mural for the prom depicts A Night on the Town : Students and faculty enjoyed dancing to the music of Rivendell : Tim Phegley and Carrie Smith watch from the sidelines. 46 Counterclockwise: The Venice Tunnel of Love was selected as one of the murals: The band Rivendell was selected to entertain prom goers: Inside the dance area students and faculty members boogie-down to one of the musical numbers: Seemingly have a good time are seniors Greg Miller and Laura Beaver. 47 Counter clockwise: Cathy McNeal casts her vote for prom Queen and King. Queen candidates Rhonda Kohley, Lynne Chesak, Angie Mangas, Sue Kosta, Kelli Wood and Tammy Siegrist. Mark Campbell and Tim Phegley wait anxiously for the votes to be tallied. King candidates Jeff Crawford, Tim Phegley, Mark Campbell, Tim Davis, Jim Mattocks and Tom Nagel. 48 Clockwise: King Mark Campbell and Queen Rhonda Kohley posing for their classmates. Juniors Seniors mingle among friends Queen Rhonda Kohley and Tom Nagel chat with Tim Davis and Janet Lamie Brett Nesius is shocked by cameras. 49 A 1979 c t 0 m X z m 1 o m o §: r j 30 b n —i 0 z ? o 2 w m z c ) c ) m o m z 5 1980 50 Cross Country goes to Regional Row 1 (I to r); Team members wait for the regional results. Row 2 (I to r); Chris Paulsen warms up before the race. Team members run at regionals. Putting their warm-ups on after the race, the team heads home. Row 3 (I to r); Dan Ogle runs to a seat for to State. Team members get mentally ready for the race. The Cross Country team, coached by Gene Edmonds, advanced to the Regionals this year. Team members that went to regionals are Jeff Crawford, Dan Ogle, Joe Grant, Glen Reinhold, Scott Malone, Chris Paulsen and John Rodibaugh. The team had an outstanding winning season this year. 51 Swimmers stroke to a winning season First row: (I to r) Suzy Post, Sandra Kohley. Second row: Linda DeMoss, Michell Sheffler, Kathy Garrity, Jane Malone, Angie Arihood, Linda Brusnahan. Third row: Ellinor Gustafsson, Ann Tonner, Judy Garrity, Dawn Jennings, Deanna Kohley, Kim Louck, Stacey Baily, Coach Bush. Fourth row: Dolores Doherty, Jennifer Jennings, Patty Garrity, Mary Donovan, Grace Honegger, Susan Hoover, Manager Jean Holbrook. The girls swimming team, coached by Steve Bush, improved greatly this year. According to Coach Bush, the senior members of the squad provided much leadership. The squad finished the season 8—5, placed 4th of 9 at the Delphi Sectional and 4th of 6 at the LaPorte Invitational Relays. 52 First row: (I to r) Kyle Kiger, Jeff Phillips, Jim Powell. Second row: Jeff Hannon, Mark Skinner, Matt Smith, Jerry Verbrugge, Frank Wordon, Tim Alberts. Third row: Coach Bush, Sean Egan, Mike Wright, Chris Paulsen, Jerry Hughes and Roger Mathew. Winning the N.W.H.C. Invitational was the highlight of our year, stated one Bomber swimmer. The swimmers compiled a season of 10—10. They placed 4th of 6 at the Western Invitational and 7th of 12 in the Crown Point Sectional. Other awards given were: Grow Dog to Mike Wright and Jerry Verbrugge; Attendance went to Frank Wordon. 53 Volleyball places 3rd in Conference VARSITY: Denise DeMoss, Brenda Torbet, Missy Greene, Laura Hopkins, Julie Zimmer, Coach Nancy Messman, Marie Vigeant, Sue Stath, Julie Teach, Rhonda Kohley, Angie Blackburn. Varsity Volleyball RCHS vs. North Judson 11-15, 0-15 RCHS vs. Lake Station 15-7, 15-13 RCHS vs. Twin Lakes 1—15, 5—15 RCHS vs. North Newton 12-9, 11-13, 11-15 RCHS vs. Frontier 9—15, 16—14, 15—8 RCHS vs. West Central 15-10, 15-7 RCHS vs. Benton Central 3—15, 5—15 RCHS vs. Knox 14-16, 9-15 RCHS vs. North White 15-11, 15-6 RCHS vs. North White 4 12-15, 7-15 RCHS vs. Kankakee Valley 6—15, 15—4, 15-13 RCHS vs. Winamac 15—10, 15—4 RCHS vs. Tri County 9-15, 15-5, 12-14 RCHS vs. Tri County 15—6, 14—16, 15-7 RCHS vs. North White 50 12-15, 6-15 5 Tourney “ ' Sectional Overall Record 7—8, Conference Record 4 — 3 Paula Oliver, Coleen Studer, Shannon DeMoss, Vickie Lanoue, Tammy Wright, Debbie Delaney, Kim Wood, Stacy Crowe. 54 Frosh Volleyball: (seated) Missy Moore, Misha Laird, Jane Reichert, Mary Brusnahan; (middle) Theresa Simonin, Kim Dunlap, Carolyn Howell, Kelly Bell; (standing) Gail Shirkey, JoEllen Porter, Shelly Dobson. 55 Bombers turn in winning season VARSITY: (I to r) Glenn DeWees, Rich Holt, Mark Campbell, Dan Ogle, Todd Waggoner, Coach LeBeau, Mgrs. Dave Gastineau and Jim Miller, Gary Braasch, Steve Egan, Jeff Gastineau, Tim Davis, Jeff Crawford. J.V. (I to r) Coach Hainje, Mgrs. David Gastineau and James Miller, Bill Jennings, Tim Nagel, Larry Eldridge, Mark Gore, Scott Malone, Pat Steinke, Joe Cebulski, Joe Grant, Armando Lopez, Phil Salyers and Cary DeWees. The boys ' varsity basketball team, coached by Kent LeBeau, exhibited much style and excitement for the school and community. Through this spirit the Bombers turned in a winning season, the first in a long time. Awards were given to the leading rebounder, Todd Waggoner; most assists, Glenn DeWees; highest field goal percentage, Steve Egan; highest free throw percentage, Dan Ogle; and the defensive player of the year, Tim Davis. Varsity ends season 13-8 R.C.H.S. 72 South Newton 59 R.C.H.S. 56 Kankakee Valley 57 R.C.H.S. 50 Tri-County 52 R.C.H.S. 61 Attica 68 R.C.H.S. 63 Hebron 60 R.C.H.S. 88 South Newton 65 R.C.H.S. 65 Frontier 53 R.C.H.S. 59 Central Catholic 55 R.C.H.S. 43 Pioneer 66 R.C.H.S. 66 Winamac 55 R.C.H.S. 91 Knox 66 R.C.H.S. 61 North Judson 54 R.C.H.S. 84 North White 54 R.C.H.S. 79 North Newton 56 R.C.H.S. 80 Lowell 67 R.C.H.S. 31 Kankakee Valley 58 R.C.H.S. 72 West Central 61 R.C.H.S. 51 Lake Station 40 R.C.H.S. 44 West Lafayette 56 R.C.H.S. 55 Twin Lakes 56 R.C.H.S. 52 Kankakee Valley 74 photos by Mike Pigford Counter clockwise: Senior Mark Campbell passes the ball to Bomber Glen DeWees in varsity action against Pioneer; Dan Ogle, senior, drives for the basket as two unidentified Winimac players try to block the shot; Sophomore Tod Waggoner lunges to steal the ball away from a Tri-County player; Dan Ogle takes the ball to the hoop for two points as the Central Catholic defense looks on. Coach Kent LeBeau was pleased but not totally satisfied with the season. The basketball team did not accomplish all the goals which they had set prior to the season. He felt that the 1979- 80 team has set a new winning tradition for R.C.H.S. Coach LeBeau stated, I think the seniors made a big contribution throuthout the year by providing leadership and dedication to the team. 59 Bomber fans reproduce Sectional Night Live Clockwise: Mr. John Potter serves as emcee of the sectional pep session; Mr. LeBeau is reunited with Ms. Fanny Freethrow, a former girlfriend, during the pep session; Mike Wright, Ann Tonner, and Dawn Jennings do a scene from their skit ' ' The Loopners ; Mrs. Loopner (Ann Tonner) has problems tuning in the Bomber ' s basketball game against K.V.; Eric Scheffler boosts the spirit of the fans during the festivities. 60 Bombers overpowered by K.V. a disappointing third time Counter clockwise: Gary Braasch takes a shot from the charity line; Glen DeWees debates on passing to teammate Mark Campbell; Dan Ogle passes the ball under tight defense from a K.V. defender; Rich Holt throws the ball in play as teammate Glen DeWees anxiously awaits the pass during sectional action; Glen DeWees puts up a shot as K.V. ' s M. Chapman tries to block his shot. 61 Girls shoot for future conference title (I to r) Brenda Torbet, Tammy Siegrist, Deanna Kohley, Marie Vigeant, Ann Tonner, Virginia Honeggar, Lori Teach, Sue Stath, Angie Blackburn, Kim Louck. The girls varsity basketball team, coached by Gordan Muehlhausen had an extremely well balanced team this season. Tri-Captains for this team were Angie Blackburn, Tammy Siegrist, and Brenda Torbet. Awards given were for most improved, Ann Tonner; mental attitude, Angie Blackburn; most valuable, Brenda Torbet. 62 Coach Brandengurg felt that the girls J.V. basketball team did extremely well this year. Awarded for the best effort was Stacy Crowe and Renee Crawford. Tammy Wright was given the hustle award for her contributions to the team. Row 1 (I to r) Tammy Wright, Ruth Dobson, Katie Egan, Stacy Crowe, Renee Crawford, Annetta Arnett, Linda Streitmatter. Row 2, Lisa Isley, Carolyn Howell, Jane Reichert, Jeanne Vigeant, Brenda Howell, Jennifer Jennings, Kara Pfledderer, Tammy Teach, Sandra Kohley, Mandy McElfresh, Suzy Post, Joy Vanderweilen, Mgr. Jean Holbrook. 63 Wrestlers spend year rebuilding team The wrestling team was a young group of boys with a lot of potential for the upcoming year. Scott Lucero received a trophy for most valuable and also for most takedowns. Bob DeMoss was awarded for being co-captain and for having the most pins. Rich Chambers also received the co- captain award and for having the most reversals. Wrestlers: Row 1, (I to r), Bruce Pettet, Chris Kelly, Dan Womelsdorff, Jeff Watt, Kevin Junk; Row 2, (I to r), Greg Sutton, Scott Lucero, Rick Chambers, Bob DeMoss, Tom Branson, Klayton Kohley, Eric Ziese; Row 3, (I to r), Coaches Burvan and Grow, Charles Lawson, Matmaids Carolyn Moon, DeLynn Grow, Tricia Madison, Scott Potts, Asst. Tim Lucero. Sophomore Jeff Watt (right), takes the mat during Rensselaer ' s meet with Kankakee Valley. Klayton Kohley (below) struggles with his Kankakee Valley opponent for a pin. Bomber golfers set goals Clockwise: Senior Jeff Crawford watches the ball after teeing off on the 11th hole at Curtis Creek Country Club; Joe Verbrugge chips up onto the green for a closer shot; Junior Rich Holt chips his way out of a sand trap; The 1980 golfers include (row 1) Bill Lewis, Kevin Luers, Phil Salyers, Bret Baker, Craig Healy, Jim Steiner, Mike Wright; (row 2) Cary DeWees, Jeff Watt, Joe Verbrugge, Craig Jackson, Kirt Dickey, Rich Holt, Jeff Craw- ford and Coach Rich Stefanich; Cary DeWees tees off during one of the matches. Season record 9-9 2nd in Northwest Hoosier Conference 10th of 20 teams in Sectional Most Valuable— Jeff Crawford All Conference— Jeff Crawford Most Improved— Cary DeWees 65 Bomber batsman shoot for sectional title Upper Right: Statisticians (I to r) Kathy Dunlap, Peggy Pruett and Carrie Smith. Below: (I to r) Row 1; Jon Pullin, Jeff Hannon, Anthony Chavez, Glen DeWees, Kyle Kiger, Dennis Tucker, mgr. Row 2; Chris Paulsen, Steve Barkley, Mark Gore, Tom Kenny, Greg Kaufman, Brad Alson, Randy Russell. Row 3; Brian Smith, Tod Waggoner, Gary Anderson, Tim Phegley, Butch Pattengale; Row 4; Greg DeWees, asst, coach, Craig Grow, head coach, Kent LeBeau, J.V. coach. Right: (I to r) Row 1; Peter Kenny, Scott Hannon, Jeff Meyer, Jay Courtney, Paul Kerns; Row 2; Bob Carter, Kenton Gray, Bill Pattengale, Charles Lawson, Larry Brinley, Kyle Kiger; Row 3; Greg DeWees, asst., Todd Dickey, Doug Hoover, Mike Baker, Dene Mattocks, Tim Alberts, Chris Schulenberg, Coach Kent LeBeau. 66 Counterclockwise: Senior pitcher Randy Russell hurls the ball across the plate: Chris Paulsen takes a cut at the ball during action of the West Central game: Taking his turn at bat is senior Butch Pattengale: Junior Glen DeWees warms up before the game against Harrison: The expression of victory, Coach Grow congratulates the team after their victory over Kankakee Valley. R.C.H.S. 6 West Central 11 R.C.H.S. 10 West Central 4 R.C.H.S. 5 South Newton 10 R.C.H.S. 4 Lake Station 8 R.C.H.S. 4 Lake Station 3 R.C.H.S. 5 Frontier 1 R.C.H.S. 1 McCutcheon 2 R.C.H.S. 7 Kankakee Valley 14 R.C.H.S. 10 Kankakee Valley 0 R.C.H.S. 3 Harrison 6 R.C.H.S. 12 North White 9 R.C.H.S. 4 Tri-County 8 R.C.H.S. 2 North Newton 3 R.C.H.S. 12 North Newton 5 R.C.H.S. 3 South Newton 5 R.C.H.S. 4 Twin Lakes 3 R.C.H.S 10 Knox 0 R.C.H.S. 3 Knox 2 R.C.H.S 0 Crown Point 5 R.C.H.S 4 Winamac 0 R.C.H.S 3 Winamac 1 R.C.H.S. 0 North Judson 3 R.C.H.S. 3 North Judson SECTIONAL 1 R.C.H.S. 10 West Central 5 R.C.H.S. 4 North Newton 3 R.C.H.S. 3 South Newton REGIONAL 1 R.C.H.S. 1 Western 0 R.C.H.S. 0 West Lafayette 4 Most Valuable Player- Randy Russell Tod Waggoner Most Improved — Butch Pattengale Hustle- Desire- Attitude — Chris Paulsen Pitching Batting Champ- Tod Waggoner Fielding Award — Brian Smith Captain— Tim Phegley Golden Glove— Chris Paulsen 67 Track team runs winning season Team Members include Row 1 (I to r), David Skinner, Armando Lopez, Jim Mattocks, Mark Skinner, Dave Chevrette, Manager James Miller. Row 2, James Pigford, Tim Davis, Joe Cebulski, Mark Campbell, Kerry Brown, Joe Grant, Glenn Reinhold, Scott Potts. Row 3, Coach Gene Edmonds, Assistant Coach Tony Gulley, Assistant Coach Tom Ryan, Assistant Coach Brad DeWees, Dan Ogle, Mark Sleeman, Manager David Gastineau; Crossing the finish line, left, Dan Ogle wins the race with ease. 68 Tossing the disc, far left, Mark Sleeman struggles to throw the winning distance; Leaping toward the long jump pit, Dennis Markward, at left, attempts to outscore his opponents. Boys Track R.C.H.S. vs. Benton Central 87-36 R.C.H S. vs. Winamac 74-59 R.C.H.S. vs. West Central 90-37 R.C.H.S. vs. Twin Lakes 96-56 South Newton 4 R.C.H.S. vs. North Newton 54-72 R.C.H.S. vs. Kankakee Valley 70 Vi -5 North Judson 29 Rensselaer Relays R.C.H.S. 72 River Forest 42 Kankakee Valley 42 Watseka 44 Hoopeston 57 North Judson 29 Hoopeston Relays R.C.H.S. 83 St. Joe-Ogden 48 Herscher 51 Hoopeston 47Vi Momence 50 Catlin 24 Northwest Hoosier Conference R.C.H.S. 105 Lake Station 28 Kankakee Valley 79 West Central 36 Winamac 53 North Judson 30 Knox 23 North Newton 111 Bi-County R.C.H.S. 129 North Newton 151 Tri-County 66 South Newton 107 Kankakee Valley 107 RMD R.C.H.S. 92 Twin Lakes 37 Delphi 29 69 Girls ' record Shown at 4-4 Striding over the second hurdle, left, Jennifer Jennings leads during the meet with Twin Lakes; Junior Deby Brandenburg competes with a runner from North Newton for first place, below; Recording times, at bottom left, Deanna Kohley gets an official time from Coach Nancy Messman as Lisa Isley looks on. 70 Team members above include Row 1 (1 to r), Tammy Wright, Marie Vigeant, Jeanne 1980 Track Scores- -Girls Vigeant, Vicki Lanoue, Laura Hopkins, Row R.C.H.S. 43 Twin Lakes 62 2, Kim Louck Manager, Virginia R.C.H.S. 75 North White 30 Hoknegger, Sue Gehring, Renee Crawford, Jane Reichard, Helen Hughes, Leslie R.C.H.S. 66 Kankekee Valley 39 Mehall, Row 3, Assistant Coach Karla R.C.H.S. 66 South Newton 39 Grow, Jan Lamie, Ruth Dobson, Deby R.C.H.S. 84 Hebron 21 Brandenburg, Patrice Mor ris, Patty R.C.H.S. 34 North Newton 71 Garrity, Coach Nancy Messman. R.C.H.S. 44 West Central 61 R.C.H.S. 40 Lowell 67 Hebron 27 R.C.H.S. 47 Twin Lakes 47 Delphi 40 West Central Invitational R.C.H.S. 30 West Central 49 Benton Central 101 Rochester 37 Logansport 62 Harrison 35 Twin Lakes 60 Pioneer 26 Rensselaer Relays R.C.H.S. 70 Watseka 44 Benton Central 76 Hoopeston 24 Kankakee Valley 48 Conference R.C.H.S. 48 Knox 47 Vi North Newton 77 North Judson 36 West Central 85 Kankakee Valley 29 Vi Winamac 53 Lake Station 27 71 Senior athletes dedicate time, talents 72 and leadership to the sports program 73 Jeff Crawford Cross Country, Basketball, Track Rhonda Kohley Volleyball Linda Brusnahan Girl ' s Swimming Ellinor Gustaffson Girl ' s Swimming, Track Kirt Dickey Cross Country, Golf Roger Lampton Football Steve Barkley Baseball Dan Ogle Cross Country, Basketball, Track Denise DeMoss Volleyball Kathy O ' Brien Track Angie Blackburn Volleyball, Girl ' s Basketball Julie Zimmer Volleyball Gary Braasch Basketball Harold Smith Track Gary Andersont Football Jim Mattocks Football, Track Mark Campbell Football, Basketball, Track Jeff Phillips Boy ' s Swimming Anthony Chavez Baseball Brenda Torbet Volleyball, Girl ' s Basketball Tim Davis Football, Basketball, Track Glen Reinhold Cross Country, Track Jeff Gastineau Football, Basketball, Track Tim Phegley Football, Baseball Jeff Hannon Boy ' s Swimming, Baseball Randy Russell Baseball Missy Greene Volleyball Brian Smith Football, Baseball Dawn Jennings Girl ' s Swimming Chris Paulsen C.C., Boy ' s Swimming, Baseball Angie Mangas Girl ' s Swimming Tammy Siegrist Girl ' s Basketball Judy Garrity Girl ' s Swimming Butch Pattengale Football, Baseball 74 Cheerleaders provide spirit and leadership The varsity cheerleaders were assisted at this year ' s basketball games by six enthusiastic boys. They included Nick Korniak, Jim Mattocks, Tom Nagel, Butch Pattengale, Scott VanMeter and Joe Verbeugge. The cheerleaders not only cheered at football and basketball but at all home minor sports activities. 75 Cheerleaders fire teams up The J.V. and Freshmen Cheerleaders kept busy this year providing support for all athletic teams and promoting school spirit throughout the student body. J.V. Cheerleaders, right (I to r) Katrina Brown, Lina Chesak, Linda Streitmatter. Freshmen Cheerleaders, below (I to r) Mandy McElfresh, Sandra Kohley, Mary Brusnahan, Suzy Post, Jeanne Vigeant and Misha Laird. o m .-W- ' Young squad rebuilds team To Coach Burvan: We that have had the opportunity to perceive your knowledge and dedication in coaching us would like to thank you. Alone in these past four years as members of your final team at Rensselaer Central, appreciate your time, patience and effort in taking the very sweet, side by side, with the very bitter. Through all the sweat and sorrow we thank you for the strivi ng desire to make us winners on and off the playing field. Though this is only a minute expression of our appreciation, we again thank you and your staff for these past four and all previous years. Tim Davis and the 1979 Football Team Below: The 1979 Bomber football team. t 9®® £ © g ft , jTf ' v ' i ' sWV f ‘ ' tv , ■ 78 a� BOMKK tfMBto � M6iPo m ,. : 72. .88. .92 04-70 UMBELS 30MBEPS pM.| 6 IT KM 50 . MB a MB ID bUMhiS MMBEBS - u-. — e n BOMftfi ■ aOMPEr; - : — 4 5.M • 5 ' 1979 Bomber Football squad: (I to r) S. Lucero, S. Phillips, J. Meyer, J. Courtney, B. Pettet, B. Pettet, P, Kerns. Row 2 D. Hoover, K. Luers, D. Downard, D. Fleming, C. Tonner, T Branson, R. Jordan, D. Skinner, Row 3 Coach McKim, D. Skinner, G. Nagel, D. Gastineau, D. Mattocks, T. Boesch, M. Baker, J. Ahler, J. Verbrugge, Coach Hainje. (t to b) A disappointed sideline is shown looking on a unfavorable play; Senior Tim Davis struggles for the first down as his team members rush to his assistance. 79 Traditions herald in homecoming The annual Homecoming bonfire was held Wednesday, October 3, 1979. The five students who worked on getting the boxes and building Mount Cardboard were Mark Campbell, Kathy Dunlap, Jim Mattocks, Brenda Torbet and Scott Van Meter. Upper right, seniors get ready for their traditional run around the fire. Center, the flame of tradition burns brightly for Homecoming. Bottom left, the cheerleaders fire up the crowd at the afternoon pep session Bottom right, Blow the Candles Out on the Spartans was the theme of the winning float sponsored by the seniors. 80 Upper left, the finishing touches are put on a painting by queen Rhonda Kohley, Far left, chatting on the phone is queen candidate Tammy Siegrist. Left, queen candidate Terri Spencer heads for home after a visit at St. Joe. Below, enjoying her art project is queen candidate Lynne Chesak. Below left, driving a tractor in the Ag department is queen candidate Angie Mangas Bottom, the candidates appear with their escorts (L to R) Gary Braasch, Jeff Hannon, Tom Nagel, Chris Arihood and Jeff Crawford. 81 Rhonda Kohley crowned homecoming queen 1979 ( ) ■ X 2 LU Z 0 55 (0 I Q J t a u z u 0 o o 1980 y SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Harold Smith, President; Wendy Prepski, Secretary; Laura Beaver, Treasure Not Pictu red Gina Gonzales, Vice-President 84 Sue Adamson Linda Alberts Nancy Ann Ames Gary Lee Anderson Donna Antcliff Chris Arihood Steven E. Barkley Laura J. Beaver Barbarie Biggs Christine Elaine Bilyeu Angela Y. Blackburn Maria Lucia Bonilla 85 Gary Louis Braasch Linda J. Brusnahan Ronald J. Bulington Mark Campbell Jim Castongia Anthony C. Chavez Jim Clark Cynthia M. Collins Regina Lynne Cover Karla J. Coy Mark A. Cramer Jeffrey Scott Crawford 86 Diana Cripe Timothy L. Davis Penny G. Dawson Marcia DeArmond Toni Lynn DeGroot Denise Lynnette DeMoss Kirt Dickey Kathy Lynn Dunlap James E. Fritz Judy Garrity Jeff Gastineau Marsha Kaye Geren 87 Debbie Gilbert Gina Martel Gonzales Missy Greene Ellinor Gustafsson Jeff Hannon Candy Hayes Kathy J. Huff Dawn Maureen Jennings Rhonda Kohley Susan G. Kosta Kathryn M. Krieger Kelli L. Lakin 88 Roger Lampton Cheryl L. Lane Robert E. Lewis Chris Evin Long Beth Longstreth June A. Luesse Patricia Lea Madison Angela R. Mangas Lori Mathew Jim Mattocks Shannon Spurgeon Mattocks Ruth McCorkel 89 Cathy J. McNeal Beth Meeks Gregory T. Miller Nancy Kay Miller Andy P. Mitchell Lisa J. Mitchell Marcia Mitchell Ron Molenaar Carolyn Moon Suzanne Moore Elizabeth Nagel Thomas P. Nagel 90 Kathleen Anne O ' Brien Daniel W. Ogle Paula Oliver Laurie Parker Kenneth Pattengale Chris Paulsen Timothy Lee Phegley Jeff Phillips Michael D. Pigford Gary L. Potts Wendy Prepski Peggy L. Pruett 91 Bill Pucka Jr. Tammy Pucka Nancy Louise Putman Scott Putts Amy Elizabeth Reichert Glen M. Reinhold Herlinda Reyes Bonnie L. Risinger Randy Russell Robin Salyer Linda S. Sayler Donna Scheffler 92 Dave Scheurich Jodi Selby Gregory S. Shide SuEllyn Siegrist Tammy Siegrist Sonya Ann Simmons Mary M. Slaughter Brian W. Smith Debbie Smith Harold Smith Michelle Smith Terri Lee Spencer - 93 Carol Standish Debbie Stath Ronald W. Stath Carla Suit Brenda Torbet Scott Van Meter Julie Anna Waibel Jo Ella Webb Sandy Wheat Mara K. Whitaker Tina Marie Wienrank Kathryn Annette Womelsdorff 94 Kelli Eldridge Wood Polly Ann Woodworth Craig Allyn Worden Photos not available Rex Boyd Lynne J. Chesak Richard Chisko Carmeen Cole Victor Dobson Karen Ellis Harry Gluth Shannon Isley Paul Johnson Jody Kirkbride Tony Mathew Kreg Mattocks Mary McElroy Mark McKnight Dawn Melton Tim Parker Robert Peterson Denise Rayburn Des Ryan Gilbert Saucedo Dave Scheffler Steve Zawodny Gina Lou Zarse Nadine K. Zickmund Renee Zickmund Julia K. Zimmer 95 96 Seniors choose hall of fame members BEST LOOKING 1. Randy Russell 2. Rhonda Kohley 3. Jeff Crawford MOST TALKATIVE 3. Jeff Crawford 4. Dawn Jennings MOST HUMOROUS 4. Dawn Jennings 5. Jeff Phillips MOST ATHLETIC 6. Brenda Torbet 7. Tim Davis BEST DRESSED 8. Kirt Dickey 9. Shannon Mattocks MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 10. Betsy Nagel 11. Chris Paulsen MOST MUSICAL 12. Karla Coy 13. Jeff Hannon BIGGEST FLIRT 14. Judy Garrity 15. Gary Anderson MOST ARTISTIC 2. Rhonda Kohley 16. Jim Mattocks MOST FRIENDLY 17. Terri Spencer Mark Campbell (Not pictured) 97 1979 0 m X z m o m r r aj o — 1 0 z (0 o m z CD CD m 0 Z m 1980 98 Juniors spend year planning prom This year ' s juniors were a very dedicated group of students. They spent the year pouring their time and energy into making the 1980 prom a success. Class Officers: (I to r) Ann Tonner, vice-president; Virginia Honegger, secretary; Mike Wright, president; Margaret Misch, treasurer. Scott Adamson Mary Allen Brad Alson Jonna Anderson Connie Arrasmith Pam Arrasmith Cindy Becker Brooks Beehler Kelly Blackhall Mark Bohlinger Charlotte Bramble Deby Brandenburg Kerry Brown Becky Brushahan Annie Bucholtz David Butler Mike Caldwell Joe Cebulski Rick Chambers John Chavez 99 Lina Chesak David Chevrette Kim Clouse Lynda Cook Bill Corbin Joni Critser Ken Delaney Bob DeMoss Rusty DeMoss Glenn DeWees Mary Duley Sonia Duley Darla Dunn Carl Ebert Steve Egan Chip Eisele Tim Eldridge Judy Ewen Val Fairchild Greg Fishburn Jeff Fleming Joanie Fordham Karen Gastineau Lisa Gilbert Mike Gilbert Sandy Gilbert Charles Goad Michele Gosman Kenton Gray Elizabeth Groppe DeLynn Grow Michele Gull Brent Gutwein Glenda Hancock Larry Harmon Lori Harris 100 Jeff Hesson William Hittle Carol Hollerman Rich Holt Virginia Honegger Anthony Hopkins Laura Hopkins Jerry Hughes John Hurtado Brad Jordan Janet Jordan Greg Kaufman Carol Kenning Tom Kenny Gary Kingma Deanna Kohley Klayton Kohley Nick Korniak Janet Lamie Kim Lane Butch Langley Alisa Levandowski Kim Louck Jim Lucas Scott Malone Roger Mathew Bruce Maxwell William McElroy Jeff McEwan Andrea Mehall Barb Meyer Lisa Mikolajczak Cindy Miller Brenda Minter Margaret Misch Lynnette Mitchell Charles Montgomery 101 Wanda Mullins Angie Myers Juniors clown around preparing for the Homecoming festivities. Mary Myers Andy Nagel Carol Nagel Chris Nagel Ron Nagel Brett Nesius Mike Nesius Kelle Ogle Randy Peck Scott Potts Bethanne Rafferty Laura Randolph Jill Reinhold Larry Risner John Rodibaugh Ken Ross Tyrus Salyer Stacy Salyers Pedro Saucedo Karin Scheurich Chris Schleman Lisa Selby Cindy Sheffer Julie Sheffer Judy Shell Chris Shide Dwayne Simmons Mark Sleeman Annette Smith Carrie Smith Shannon Smith Stacey Smith Dan Snyder Rick Spriggs 102 Laura Stath Sue Stath Pat Steinke Colleen Studer Karen Swartz Julie Teach Lori Teach Lori Templeton Chris Thibaut Debbie Toben Ann Tonner Gregg Tow Debbie Van Blaircom Teresa Vaughn Joe Verbrugge Helen Vigeant Marie Vigeant Dave Wagner Kelly Widner Brad Wood Rodney Woolley Lynda Worden Mike Wright Phyllis Zickmund 103 Intermission This year the Student Council and school administrators sponsored many convocations to entertain the students. The entertainment included Jadam (a former St. Joe student), the Air Force Rock Band, and a magician, Mr. Tom Wawrzasek. The Student Council also provided Singing Valentines for the faculty and students. 104 Counterclockwise: Miss Watson receives her Valentine kiss from Glen DeWees. Creating optical illusions was one of Tom Wawrzasek ' s specialities. The Magician performs one of his tricks. Lead guitarist from the Air Force band is performing during the convocation. The girls fight for their chance to give Mr. LeBeau his Valentine kiss. Katrina Brown was serenaded by the boys during the Valentine celebration. Air Force Band drummer keeps the beat of the music going. Another important part of the Air Force Band are the back-up players. Shown are the bass player and both trumpets. 105 Sophomores present Sunshine Express The Sunshine Express , sponsored by the sophomore class, was the last convocation of the year. Originated in Ohio, this group travels all around the world singing and dancing to entertain young and old alike. They have received much recognition for their performances, such as being selected as the 1979 representatives of the United States at the Wembly Music Festival in London England. Clockwise: The Sunshine Express ' sing and dance as they entertain the students and faculty of R.C.H.S.: Senior Tom Nagel is serenaded by a member of the Sunshine Express : The female singers of the “Sunshine Express get into a song with some great backup from the instrumentalists: The lead singer of the “Sunshine Express puts a great deal into a song from the top ten. 106 Rensselaer sponsors two exchange students This year RCHS was privileged to be a part of both the Rotary Exchange Program and the Youth for Understanding program. Maria Bonilla and Ellinor Gustaffson spent the year as Rensselaer seniors and living with various families in the community. (top): Maria Bonilla a native of Cali, Columbia, represented her country through the Rotary Exchange Program. 107 Sophomores compete in contest The class of 1983 showed spirit in this year ' s competition of the classes. One of their accomplishments was being selected the winner of the basketball Sectional hall decoration contest. Among other things, the sophomores also placed high in yelling competitions and athletic attendance. OFFICERS: Katie Egan, president; Grace Honegger, v-president; Brenda Mitchell, secretary; Brett Baker, treasurer. Susan Ames Angie Arihood Annetta Arnett Stacey Baily Brett Baker Julie Barkley Lou Barnett Nancy Barnett Matt Beehler David Black Mike Bohlinger Marlene Branson Scott Brooks Katrina Brown Steve Brunton Tom Caldwell Fritz Chambers David Chavez Renee Crawford Ronnie Crawford 108 Linda DeMoss Shannon DeMoss Cary DeWees Jennie DeWees Tammy Dickson Ruth Dobson Mary Donavon Becky Downard Katie Egan George Eldridge Larry Eldridge Kathy Ewen Kevin Fleming Dawn Flinn Annette Garcia Kathy Garrity David Gastineau Sue Gehring Mark Gore Joe Grant Lori Graves Iva Hammond Dave Harsha Dawn Hartley Barb Haworth Mike Hayworth Stephanie Henrichs 109 Debbie Herod Holly Hollerman Grace Honegger Susan Hoover Toni Horst Kirk Howard Curtis Howell David Jacks Craig Jackson Tom Jarrette Bill Jennings John Johnson Kyle Kiger Chris Kelly Trina Lane Vickie Lanoue Kevin Leach Richard Long Bob Long Armando Lopez Gail Lucas John Mahaffey Jane Malone Scottie Manns Wanda Manns Dennis Markward Dan Martin Paul Marzke Kirk Mattocks Karen McElroy Tammi McElroy Barb Miller Greg Miller James Miller John Miller Kevin Miller Pam Miller 110 Steve Mingear Alan Minix Jerry Minter Brenda Mitchell Danny Moore Barbara Mroczek Lynne Muday Lori Mullins Chris Murphy Tim Nagel Lynn Norrington Lori Nuss Diane Oliver Sherry Olson Connie Pack Bill Pattengale Jon Paulsen Lisa Pixley Denise Potts Jeff Potts Lisa Prescott Jon Pullin Julie Rayburn Kim Rose Estie Salyer Phil Salyers Mary Saucedo Mary Sayers Michelle Scheffler David Schultz 111 Matt Smith Monica Smith Robin Smith Steve Smith Nick Steinke Linda Streitmatter Tammy Sullivan Sue Thompson Jackie Tiede Thom Todd Kathy Towler Todd Waggoner Dyane Wagner Richard Warran Ronald Warran Betty Webb Brian Wheeldon Angie Whitaker Cindy Whitaker Scott Wienrank LaLauna Williams Pam Williams Wayne Williams Mike Williamson Pat Williamson Debbie Wood Kim Wood Rhonda Woolley Greg Wright Shelly Wright Tammy Wright Patty Yeoman Tarie Yeoman Patty Zawodny Debbie Zickmund Eric Ziese 112 Freshman class shows spirit This year ' s freshmen made their share of first-year mistakes. According to one of the social studies teachers, one freshman girl sat through most of his senior economics classes before she realized her room error. On the other hand, freshmen this year displayed their willingness to back the Bombers by participating in all spirit events and giving the other classes competition. Class officers: (L to R) Vice-President Jeff Meyer; President Abby Simmons; Secretary JoEllen Porter; Treasurer Paul Fishburn. John Ahler Timothy Alberts Tad Angle Martha Bacewic Mike Baker Kelly Bell John Blackburn Terry Boesch Craig Brandenburg Tom Branson Larry Brinley Mary Brusnahan John Bucholtz Margret Burris Bob Carter Mark Castaldo Joe Chesak Linda Chisko Tony Cotner Jay Courtney 113 Shelly Cramer Marty Cramer Mike Delaney Todd Dickey Joe Dickenson Kelly Dobson Delores Doherty Dave Downard Kim Dunlap Jerry Durflinger Mary Edwards Sean Egan Paul Fishburn Da ve Fleming Kim Flynn Theresa Fontaine Cindy Fritch Barbara Frome Patty Garrity Dan Gastineau Lorie Gessa Carla Gonzales Mary Lou Gonzales Todd Gosman Sheila Greer Ray Griffin Jennifer Groppe Ann Gwin Julia Hammond Scott Hannon Kim Harper Brenda Harsha Brad Haskins Craig Healey Keith Henry Cathy Hershman Rhonda Hesson 114 Jean Holbrook Kim Holt Doug Hoover Darrell Hopkins Brenda Howell Carolyn Howell Helen Hughes Beth Hurley Kathy Hurley Jackie Hurtado Lisa Isley Jenifer Jenkins Jenny Jennings Rodney Jordan Kevin Junk Nora Kamos Linda Kendall Mark Kendall Tom Kennedy Peter Kenny Paul Kerns Sandra Kohley Misha Laird Bernie Lane Eddie Lane Stephanie Lewis Bill Lewis Wannetta Linback William Linback Jim Lintner Annette Lopez Dan Loveall Scott Lucero 115 Kevin Luers Sheila Manns Sue Manns Dene Mattocks Karen Maxwell Mandy McElfresh Leslie Mehall Jeff Meyer Larry Miller Missy Miller Paula Minter Mike Molenar Missy Moore Patricia Morris Theresa Morris Kathleen Moriarity Greg Nagel Jeff Nagel Rick Nagel Tammy Noble Nathan Nuss Mark Peterson Brian Pettet Bruce Pettet Butch Pettet Kara Pfledderer Steve Phillips Sue Pinkerman JoElleyn Porter Suzy Post Jim Potts Ray Powell Beth Prohosky Karen Putts Eric Rayburn Pam Rayburn Jane Reichert 116 Elodia Reyes Melanie Rutledge Eric Scheffler Jane Scheurich Chris Schulenberg Tracey Schultz Gary Sheffer Raymond Shell Kathy Shelly Gail Shirkey Teresa Simion Abby Simmons Carrie Skinner David Skinner Don Skinner Julie Smith Ken Smith Kim Smith Kathy Stath Jim Steiner Mia Steinke Karen Stone Jim Suit Brad Swartz Kevin Swartz Tammy Teach Paul Tesky Chris Tonner Dennis Tucker Joy Vanderwielen Jerry Verburgge Brad Warner Laura Webb Mike Weems Donna Whitaker Paula Wienrank David Williams Ginny Williams Dan Womelsdorff Pam Woodward 117 Building Trades constructs fourth annual house project Clockwise: Tom Nagel affixes the vent cover to the fireplace; The class starts the house from the ground up; Learning to operate all types of construction equipment is a major part of the class. Here Randy Russell is shown using a table saw. 118 Houston subdivision was the site picked this year for the building trades home. The class of all male students handles all carpentry work, electrical wiring, plumbing, heating, roofing and painting of the house. There were two seperate classes of building trades, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. The students that participated in the classes were: Steve Barkley, Jim Castongia, Jeff Gastineau, Roger Lampton, Tom Nagel, Randy Russell, Gilbert Saucedo, Dave Butler, Dave Chevrette, Chip Eisele, Mike Gilbert, Larry Harmon, Bruce Maxwell, Brett Nesius, Stoney Nuss, Ken Ross and Gregg Tow. Counter-clockwise: Jim Castongia demonstrates hooking up an overhead light; Roger Lampton is shown putting up the decorative touches in the kitchen, - Instructor DeWees is shown helping the students with the bedroom door. (I to r) The finished ' 79-80 building trades house is located in the Housten Subdivision; Senior Tom Nagel puts the finishing touches on the main bathroom; Randy Russell adjusts the thermostat in this year ' s project. D 1979 i 0 -j r m z m e m c r 33 ■ O t —i 0 z ■ X ( ) o o m m r ( 0 ) m s m 0 z i i i 1980 122 Art A-V Special Ed. Business Upper left: Mr Rober Beehler, art teacher, has a big job every year organizing the annual art show Left: Mrs. Mary Lou Baumann, A-V Director, keeps busy sponsoring the National Honor Society and the A-V assistants. Left: Along with teaching Special Education, Mr. Jerry McKim kept busy coaching the Freshmen basketball team and assisting Mr Burvan with the varsity football team. Below (I to r): In his first year, Mr. Tony Gulley ' s main activity included managing the ticket sales for all Bomber athletic events. Miss Jennifer Rich teaches shorthand, notehand, Typing II and office practice. Besides being the Business Dept. Head, Miss Linda Latchaw teaches Accounting I, II, bookkeeping, and record keeping 123 English Row 1 Along with being head of the English Dept., Mrs. Phyllis Cappuccilli also teaches Foreign Languages, organized the annual Spelling Bee, is sponsor of Sigma Digamma and co-sponsor of Sunshine Society. Row 2 Mrs. Emily Price is senior class co- sponsor and senior English teacher. Mr. Tom Ryan, asst, varsity football coach, asst. Track coach and English teacher. Mrs. Jane Swartzell, English and foreign language teacher, and co-sponsor of Sunshine Society. Row 3 Miss Tyna Langrebe, Journalism Dept, head and English teacher, sponsors the RENSSELARIEN and CHAOS Miss JoAnn Wagner, English teacher, is also active in the school play and sponsor of Drama club. Mrs. Wendy Hughes is an English teacher. 124 Guidance Home Ec. Ind. Arts Row 1 Sophomore and Senior Guidance Counselor, Mr John Michaels is also sponsor of the Student Council. Freshmen and Junior Guidance Counselor, Dr. Carol Christen is also the sponsor of Health Careers. Row 2 Mrs. Rita Atkinson, Home-Ec. teacher, is also sponsor of Home-Ec. club. Miss Lou Ann Watson is a Home-Ec. teacher. Row 3 Mr. Tom Peters is the Industrial Arts teacher. Mr. Wedge Rafferty is an Industrial Arts teacher. Mr. Rick Commingore is an Industrial Arts teacher. 125 Math Library Aids Row 1 Mr. John Bauman, Math Dept, head, is also sponsor of Chess Club and Prom. Row 2 Mr. Gene Edmonds, math teacher, is Cross Country, and Track coach. Mrs Karla Grow, math teacher, is Bleacher Bums sponsor and asst. Girls Track and V- Ball coach. Mr. Kent LeBeau, math teacher, is sponsor of Bomber Alert Corp, head Basketball coach and asst. Baseball coach. Row 3 Mrs. Donna Ramey is head Librarian. Mrs. Doris Myers is a Library Aid. Mrs. Lucile Walker is Library Aid. 126 Music Phys.-Ed. Row 1 Mr Walt Schatenbrand, Choir director, is in charge of four seperate groups. He also directed the school play South Pacific . Row 2 Mr. Henry Wolfe is band director and Bomberette sponsor. Mr. Gordan Muehlhausen, phys.-ed. and health teacher, is also pool supervisor. Monogram sponsor and Girl ' s Basketball coach. Row 3 Mr. Joe Burvan, phys.-ed. and health teacher, is also Football, wrestling coach and is sponsor of the Mat Maids. Mrs Nancy Messman, phys.-ed. teacher, is also Girls Track and V-Ball coach. Mr. Steve Brandenburg, Science teacher, s also asst. Football and Girls Basketball coach. 127 Science and Social Studies Row 1 Mr. Art Middleton, science teacher and dept. head. Row 2 Mr. Steve Bush is a science teacher, Girl ' s and Boy ' s Swimming coach. Mr. John Potter, social studies teacher, is also senior class co-sponsor and is in charge of homecoming and graduation. Mr. Rich Stefanish, social studies teacher, is also Golf and Boy ' s Intramural coach. Row 3 Mr. Cameron Douglas is social studies teacher, and Monogram co- sponsor. Mr. Craig Grow, social studies teacher, is also Baseball coach, asst. Wrestling coach, and sponsor of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Mr. Bob Hainje, social studies teacher, is also junior varsity Basketball and freshman Football coach. 128 Vocational Education Vocational Agriculture Row 1 Mr. Greg DeWees is study hall supervisor. Row 2 Mr. Windy DeWees is building trades teacher. Row 3 Mrs. Carol Hurley is health occupation teacher. Mr Byron Callahan, Vocational-Ag teacher, is also sponsor of F.F.A. 129 Clockwise: Mr. Robert Crowe, principal; Mrs. Marilyn Eckholm, school treasurer; Mrs. Linda Wood, attendance secretary; Or. Drew Day, vice-principal and athletic director; Mrs. Mary Townsend, guidance secretary. Below Rensselaer Central School Board members (I to r) Tom Nesius, Wanda Stewart, Jerry Brunton, President Gerald Nesius, Russell Wagner, Jerry Feldhaus. 130 Juniors win Superstars Day Angie Mangas tries on her stilts for size Bill Jennings concentrates on his serve. Students entertained by WAZY disc jockey Jeffrey J. Weber Mark Sleeman practices driving with Elizabeth Groppe. Seniors attempt to win with all their might, but do not succeed in the process. Tim Davis spikes the volleyball towards a victory. 131 day picnicking Row 1: Shannon Smith catches the frisbee during the festivities of the day: Trying to fix the bird bath is junior Stacy Salyers. Row 2: The chef of the day, Shannon Smith prepares hamburgers for the hungry picnickers: she grabs a cold drink from the cooler. 132 STARRING THE Seniors honored for achievements and services Clockwise: Penny Dawson returns to her seat after receiving a scholarship from Lowell Beauty College: Mike Wright presents Harold Smith with a certificate for service to the Student Council: Mrs. Lou Hannon congratulates Sonya Simmons for being selected as the recipient of the Tri Kappa nursing scholarship: Chris Paulsen receives his scholarship and plaque from Lt. Boissy of the U.S. Navy: Exchange students Maria Bonilla and Ellinor Gustaffson return to their seats after accepting a gift from RCHS. 134 Looks Like We ' ve Made It Counterclockwise: Valedictorian Gina Zarse delivers her speech to the crowd: Mara Whitaker, salutatorian, also delivered a speech during graduation: The seniors take their seats prior to commencement: Mike Wright and Laura Hopkins escort the Class of 1980 to their seats. 135 Counterclockwise: The speakers for graduation included (I to r); Jim Clark, Gina Gonzales, SuEllen Siegrist, Des Ryan, Mara Whitaker and Gina Zarse: The class of 1980 and their guests: Members of the class await the distribution of diplomas: The choir led by the senior members performed Let ' s Get Together and We May Never Pass This Way Again . 136 137 138 Counterclockwise: Members of the class proceed to get their diplomas: The final walk out of RCHS: Mr. Crowe gives his farewell address as the band awaits to play the recessional. 139 140 141 As co-editors of the 1980 Chaos we would like to take this opportunity to thank all section editors and staff members who devoted many hours to make this book a reality. We would also like to thank the faculty and students, to whom this book is dedicated, for their cooperation. The list of individuals who aided the staff is very long but we would like to give special recognition to the following people: Mr. Wayne Erickson, Mr. Doren Green and Mike Pigford for always having a camera ready when we needed one; Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Eckholm for putting up with us in the office every five minutes; Mr. Crowe and Dr. Day for finding a way to let us do the impossible; to Campbell ' s Printing and Mr. Commingore for their technical printing services beyond our understanding. Finally we would like to express our sincere appreciation to Miss Landgrebe for making the long hours of work enjoyable. Without her journalistic advice and patience this book would not have been possible. Co-editors 142 1979 z LU Z 0 LU to (f) z LU ■ w • I O 9 z x Q i_ 9 cc J i £ U o LU Z IT LU 0 1980 143 Congratulations Class of ' 80 ' We extend our best wishes for the future to you on this your high school graduation. As our gift, each of you will receive a reproduction of your diploma, in miniature, with our compliments. State Bank of Rensselaer Rensselaer Wheatfield Member of FDIC 144 Mike ' s Kitchen United Telephone Co. of Indiana Phone Shop The Family Restaurant 219-866-7171 Congratulations Seniors” Mike Mary Christos 700 North Halleck St. DeMotte, IN 46310 Wolcott Dairy and Grocery 987-2431 302 S. Range St. Wolcott, IN 47995 Owners Ralph and Helen Rowe 219-279-2834 Congratulations Class of 80” Wanda ' s Bridal Shoppe Invitations Rensselaer Leisure Cakes and Flowers Headquarters 219-394-3471 Heldor In-Ground Pools Home-n-Roam Above Grbund Pools Islander Spas Midwests Most Modern Computerized Pool Water Analysis We ' ve Got a Pool For You Rensselaer Pools and Service 227V5 S. College Ave. Don and Marsha Shanley, Owners Senior parent patrons Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Braasch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eldridge Mrs. Valerie Moon Mr. and Mrs. Halleck Long Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmer 145 pistol ' s iii Rensselaer 305 W. Washington St. Rensselaer, IN 47978 Republican Congratulations Jasper County ' s Only daily newspaper Chris and Tammy and Class of 1980 Rensselaer Publishing Co., Inc. Rensselaer, IN 47978 117 N. Van Rensselaer St. Phone: 219-866-5111 The Corning Company Realtor, Inc. Eat Sip Drive-In Phone 866-5306 Call in orders Farms— Homes— Acreage 219-866-4666 North Edge of Rensselaer Jenkins Realtors, Inc. Larry Jenkins Sharon Jenkins Rich Armold Doris M. Schriner Full Real Estate Service Fase ' s Men ' s Wear Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte, IN 46310 615 S. College Ave. Rensselaer, IN 47978 Camp-O-Champs . M _ A gyjj, P C S u o’ b Box 933 Rensselaer, IN 47978 h am R Congratulations Dawn— Julie— Missy Howe Insurance Agency Ron Kitty Swygart Max Marie Erb Monon, IN 47959 219-253-6285 Monon True Value JhujEl aSm Cargill Elevator HOME CENTER 330 N. Market St. Monon, IN 47959 219-253-6241 807 N. Cullen St. Rensselaer, IN 47978 219-866-3012 ICfright-zjerjt furniture, 8ne. PHONE (219) 866-7155 CONVENIENT ONE FLOOR SHOITINC FREE PERKING Gntui _m Z lr m NORWIND REALTY, INC. SOUTH COLLEGE AVE., RENSSELAER 404 S. College Ave Rensselaer, IN 47978 219-866-5183 147 OUR GOAL: NO UNHAPPY OWNERS BROOKS -oak and McKinley MOTOR SALES .RENSSELAER. ' WHERE SERVICE AFTER THE SALE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE ’ COMPLETE CAR TRUCK SERVICE DIAL RENSSELAER 866-4131 Congratulations Class of ' 80 i Compliments of Grants Fashion Washington St. Rensseiaer, IN 47978 k w u-- Compliments of Tom ' s Supermarket 866-7041 148 Compliments of Schumacher ' s 512 North Melville St. Rensselaer, IN 47978 219-866-7126 Hoover House Van Rensselaer St. 866-8522 Trail Tree Inn And Truck Stop 1-65 114 Rensselaer, Ind. 219 - 866-5436 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Arthur Sheffer, County Manager Charles Streveier— E. Bud Brock John M. Kline Jr.— Russell Allen Richard A. Hamer It ' s not whether you win or Jasper County Farm Bureau R.R. 1 Box 28 Rensselaer, IN 47978 lose , but how well you eat after the game. Nobody can do it like McDonalds can™ 149 Your Levi ' s Bib Overalls European Fashioned Headquarters Vested Suits Jantzen Sportswear Complete Tux Line ' The Five County Area ' s Foremost Store For Men Young Men Seamless Haggar Slacks Arrow Shirts Flannel Shirts hwm 866-5431 221 W. Washington Downtown Rensselaer Calculators— typewriters copiers— machine— repair office supplies— furniture printing Compliments of Heritage Office Products, Inc. Tonner Motors, Inc. 300 s. Cullen St. Rensselaer, IN 219-866-3748 219-866-3746 1106 N. McKinley Ave. Rensselaer, IN 47978 219-866-7185 112 W. Main St. Winamac, IN 219-946-6444 150 Congratulations Smith ' s True Value Farmstore Hardware— Farm supplies True-Test paint Seniors welding supplies— tires batteries— work clothing 231 North Phone: 866-8627 Compliments of Commercial Elevator Baird ' s Blues Contractors Design-engineering construction 219-866-8777 East- State Street Morocco, IN 47963 Ryden Insurance Agency Leo Siemens— Chuck Meyer Marvin Heying Auto— Home— Farm Business— Health— Cancer— Life Medaryville, IN 47951 219-843-3181 151 Kaper ' s Building Materials Complete Building Supplies DeMotte, IN 46310 219-987-2579 Bazz ' s Roller Rink Phone 866-5313 Call for parties North Edge of Rensselaer “printing of the better kind” Offset — Letterpress Rensselaer, Indiana 219 - 866-5913 152 153 MERCHANTS NATIONAL MtmWf F D I C B N 1 Student Loans Available RENSSELAER Corner of Washington and Van Rensselaer 866-7121 KANKAKEE VALLEY BRANCH Intersection ot Highways 10 and 231 987-5812 QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT John Deere Farm Equipment Country Scene Head Quarters Complete Hair Styling For Men Women Leasing 866-5654 Walk-in or Appointment Corn Belt Leasing Hwy. 53 North Rensselaer, IN 47978 216 North Van Rensselaer Rensselaer, IN 47978 Phone 866-5498 154 Prioed ' Rite ©Za $K]OT a X7 Don ' s E-Z Go Donald D. Hayworth State Road 114 165 Rensselaer, IN 47978 Cullen Vine Rensselaer, IN 47978 866-7969 Prospect Auto Supply Complete line of foreign and domestic parts Machine Shop Services R.R. 5 Box 13 DeMotte, IN 46310 987-4242 Holliday Shopping Plaza 210 220 West Washington Roselawn, IN 46372 987-5145 Rensselaer, IN 47978 Steffen ' s Jewelry Watches— Diamonds and Gifts— Class Rings Patrons 110 N Van Rensselaer Rensselaer, IN 47978 Donna ' s Denims Forlows Dairy Russell ' s Jewelry Fendig Drug A P Lucas Pharmacy, Jewelry Gifts Jack ' s Barber Shop Merchants Jackson Funeral Home 155 ia Kara® aw Congratulations 17-Year-Old Chris Arihood 1979 Rensselaer Raceway 6-Cylinder Champion Youngest in History 4-Features and 5-Trophy Dashes 156 PARR ELEVATOR, INC. Parr, Indiana 4797 . Postoffice Bo 52 A, R. R. 2 Rensselaer, IN 47978 219-866-8244 Jordan Jloral Express ijuur feelings through f lowers a ml plants from Jordan Floral Postoffice Box 157 RONNIE M. JORDAN 129 E Washington Street Phone 866 3712 RENSSELAER. INDIANA 479 8 Sandwiches Texas Bar-B-Que Submarine Hot Ham and Cheese Roast Beef Italian Beef Carry Out and Dining Open For Lunch 866-7226 227 S. College Ave. Rennsselaer, IN 47978 Mangas Insurance Agency 219 W. Harrison Street Rensselaer, IN 47978 Arlan Mangas Rick Mangas Bus.— 219— 866-5192 Home-219-866-7043 Towne and Country Garden Center Lawn and Garden Supplies Fresh Fruits in Highway 231 North Rensselaer, IN 47978 JCClbUr 219-866-5955 rat First Federal Savings and Loan Van Rensselaer and Kellner Rensselaer, IN 47978 219-866-7194