Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1983 volume:

poce, like many oiher - words, has a vast ' ,-,r amount of meanings. We have chosen jusi 0 small amount of meanings To place in The few pages we have. When we were faced wifh The question? What is space? probably, like everyone else we suddenly Thought of outer space. But when we delved deeper info The subject, whof was found was many other kinds of space. A parking space is just one kind of space which is deoii with every day. We hope That, as you stroy Through our space, you will realize that our seieciions were coreful ones. Face Space Rox Space M L... w.mm.................... ... w ...J-...M - ... LA ' b oxspaceis. . .,workspoceholl spacefeamspocebodyspoce windowspocelegspocecor spocebookspocefhinkingspoce workingspocezoospocenerdspoce privatespoceeatingspocedrowing specespecialspoceofhleficspoce porkingspaceorTisTicspocesfonding spacephonespocefunspoce consfrucfivespocecryingspoce sleepingspocefilmspocefoblespcce yellingspocefockyspoceboyspoce girlspocevolleyspoceblockspoceline spacemirrorspocesweefspoce unpleosonfspocecrozyspoce ROXSPACE. J1 Class Colors: Lavender and WhiTe On The Rocks Class Size: 69 Class Sponsors: Mrs. Lohrmann, Mr. Twomey Class Motto: On The wings of knowledge we will fly To understanding. Class Flower: Orchid Prom Theme: Endless Love Class Floafs: Freshmen We ve GOT Those Potriofs on Hold. Sophomore - Thump 'em Rox. Junior - We're KermiHed fo 0 VicTory Senior - We're Dying for a Victory 1,: 23... 4... . ..:... :19 eek Space starts with Monday, the most disliked day of the school week. Classes make up most of time spent at school, but 0 her things go on at ':s heel out of class. i . 6 ,es 'for the ' ports are also int part of the w ek, From Yearbook stdff and other school, organizatiOns. The days usually pass fairly quickly and before you know it it' 5 Wednesday. the weeks' already half over. Finally Friday arrives, and the classes pass, that last hour creeps closer. Students watch anxiously as the lost 5 minutes of class tick off the clock. Door fly open and students pour into the hallways and out the doors. From Full Space to Empty Space. Homecoming f r F r omecoming expresses many emoTions and ThoughTs. IT is a special Time for all sTudenTs, especially for seniors. IT's sad To Think ThaT, iT is The IasT high school fooTbaII Homecoming game for The sen- Iors. The main evenT for Seniors was The building and The burning of The bonfire. This year was The firsT wiThouT The ouT-house Top- ping off The bonfire. Following The bonfire several conTesTs were held. The seniors were vic- Torious in The wheeI-barrow race and Tug-of-war. The game was held OCT. 45 againsT ATTica's Ramblers. The Team played hard buT jusT couldn'T hoId The Ramblers off. The final score was 28-6. The suspense mounTed as halfTime drew near. Mindy Huber, escarTed by ScoTT Bacon, was crowned queen by lasT year's queen Tammy Maddux. The queen's courT was: senior aTTendenT Suzy SmiTh, escarTed by Tim SmiTh; junior aTTendenTs Amy Tucker, Angie HelT, escarT- ed by Jim Nevins 8r ScoTT De- Moss. and Jennifer Case, sopho- more aTTendenT, escarTed by Tim Price. Freshman aTTendenT was Rebecca Hendrix, escorTed by Chris Law. 14 pirit Week, started out with Hot and Tie day on Monday, and continued the week with Sweatsuits, Fifties', New Wave, and Blue and White jersey day on Friday. Competition between classes started with the obstacle course, and sophomore Monty King took first place. In the pie eating contest, sophomore Sean Flcnigon. The wheelbarrow challenge was met and conquered by seniors Suzy Smith and Tim Smith and the seniors pulled out another victory in the Tug-O-Wor contest. Friday night the Juniors won the Float contest. and the sophomores were awarded the Spirit Award. TUESDAY r FRIDAY Q THURSDAY WEDNESDAY 15 16 D eor STudenTs ond FoculTy, AT This Time The Yearbook SToff would like To exTehd our opprecioTion To you for your help, Time, and cooperoTion wiTh This yearbook. If H hod noT been for each and everyone of you, Then iT never would have been possible. Our hope is ThoT we have copTured mosT of The mood, The spiriT ond sTyle of Rockville High School, for which we should be proud. So. in The years To come. when you look QT and read your yearbook, iT will help bring back many fond memories for you. We also hope you geT as much enjoymenT and fun from your book as we had creoTing iT. Once again, THANK YOU!!! Brion Rowe, EdiTor ReTrospecT SToff The Mouse That Roared!!! Debufs As New FalT Play Th marked a change in The Rockville High School, The during The spring semesTer ule for Those involved in The IlevicTe This problem one of d To The fall, creoTing a December ATh and 5 Drama DeparTmenT oT producTion of Two plays creoTed c hecTic sched drama producTions. To a The producTions was move full play and a spring play. This years' full play, The Mouse ThoT Roared was a full-IengTh comedy obouT a Tiny Town in Europe named Grand Fenwick. Grand Fenwick. known for iTs wine, PinoT Grand Fenwick, oTTemst To solve The problem creaTed by a UniTed SToTes winery producing a facsimile of Their wine. AfTer peaceful aTTemst are unsuccessful Grand Fenwick declares war and IoTer sTeals a major weapon of The U.S., a bomb called quodium, and problems are soon resolved. Mrs. Ross did onoTher fine job of direcTing The play and The sTudenT direcTors, John Milner and Mindy Huber offered greaT ossisTonce. VkAgm, e.e.,eu ,, ,Mrz41:'..e, g -' ' T e--- w - Dawn Bousman - WAC Jill, Dabble Shell - WAC Debbie Rhonda Emrhan - Mary, AssisTonT, Glna Wllimm - Helen Professor SmITh, Michele Mlller - Jone, STudenT, 'ruml Spah ler - Ann, MISS Johnson, John Mllner - CounT Tv'mmjoy, Laurag Swalm - Gloriono The TwelfTh Tlm Slmlc W , -:- T d B T Charles Wilson - General Snippet Joe Mllic-y Y en er. ML BesTon, ?onv WcPflurky .- Professor Kokimz, Suzy Smlfh - Fran, Soilder, Mrs. P AarlpaH Wllburn - Norma, Tlrn Smlfh - Tully Iv : Block - Pom, Soiider. Mindy Huber - Wilma 'runcen Marlo Mueller - Miss Wilkins, Mrs Boscom. e - Page, Student Winter Spearte King And Queen January 2ch marked the 4983 Basketball Homecoming. Traditionally this ceremony took place at the hotftime of the Varsity game. but this year it was held between the Junior Varsity and Varsity games because five of the mole class representatives were also members of the basketball teams, After 0 last second basket by Scott Monts. to win the Junior Varsity game, the candidates were escorted onto the floor. Corl Taylor was crowned Winter Sports King by last year's queen Rondo White. Suzy Smith was crowned Winter Sports Queen by last year's king Dwayne Podgurski. The two victories over Seeger and the annual Homecoming dance mode the 1983 Homecoming very special. Along the top: K Wroy. escorted by T Smith, A Tucker. escorted by J Nevins, D. Decker. escorted by D Porter Along the bottom: 5 Smith, escorted by C Taylor. 5 Scott, escorted by S. Sondusky; A. Wilthite, escorted by P Molloy. Quoon - Suzy Smith and Klng - Cod Taylor . 3. f x 13m I K . r1 Q .,. v w 1! NHS Induction On the 23rd of March, fourteen new members were inducfed into the National Honor Society. Each year 0 various amount of studenfs are selected for This honor based on Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. This year Ten Sophmores, Three Juniors, and one Senior were chosen. The 4983 officers of the National Honor Society were as follows: President, Kim Brown: Vice President, Tim Smith; Secretory. Wendy DeVore. NAYIONAL HONOR SOCIETY V I Q -14! Now Members - B Bemns, G Cornngton. B Glimore, R Jones, M Kxng, C Oberhonzer. 8 Poden. S Scott M SnoDDr J Tucker, M Muller. J Newns, L Soltewmonn, K Wroy School Awards A New School Evenfl The fir51 annual School Awards day was held Tuesday, May 17th in the High School Gymnasium with The entire Junior and Senior High School attending. The program was organized by several teachers and Mrs. Mary Gregg who represented the parents. Awards given included. Departmental and Special Awards. Also honored were people on the Regular and Distinguished Honor Rolle Sfudents with perfect attendance and straight A's in one or more of their subjects were also awarded. With modifications and expansions for next year, we hope to have another successful School Awards day at Rockville High. Off The Track An Off Beef, Three Act Sifuofl'on Comedy May 61h and 71h marked The Two days of The hilarious, Three-ocT comedy Off The Track. The sTory cenTered around 0 small Train depoT in 0 Town called Tombigbee. The cost was made up of many differenT Types of people Thrown Together due To a Train derail. As The play progressed The chorocTers submerged. Some of The more memorable chorocTers were Mike MorieTTcr as Silos Dobbins, and Tim Simic cs Willie Woodson, AT The end of The second ocT Mrs. VandervenTer discovered ThoT her pearls were gone and immedioTer blamed Mrs. Guorino, The Third ad was comprised of a Trial which was To find The guilTy porTy. Thanks To The brillonce of The low sTudenT Bill Lindsay, Mrs. Guorino was found innocenT by The Jury. This play was direcTed by Mrs STeve Jones. ProcTices were held during The monTh of April. Only giving The cosT five weeks CZO procTicesT To rehearse, 1st Row - Louro Swarm. Mrs Vondervemer Ben Gnmore. Mr Pozerby Wendy DeVore, Amonrc Guonho, Joymre Barren, Mrs Guonno, Suzy Smith, BeTTy Phrllrps, Mmdy Huber, Flickre Nelson Kr Brown, Joan Parker 2nd Row - Mike MorreTTor SIIOS DODbIHS, T Smith. Mr Mmgcn, Bum Frwe, am Lindsay, Hope Sfuffle, Evohno Bumpcss; Tim SlmIC ' Hoodson; Down Bousmon, MISS McDougoI Dlrocior - Steve . 7 I V 6. ' W-f-T The Junior-Senior L At 6:30 the long awaited night started with a delicious prom banquet at the Methodist Church. After consuming a savory meal, attention was turned to the reading of the Senior Will by Mindy Huber, and then the Junior Prophecy which was read by Angie Helt. When the laughs were over the excitement traveled to the high school gymnasium where the 1983 prom was to be held. The large, empty room no longer existed. the Junior decorated with colors of blue, pink, yellow, and green. The main attraction consisted ot a gazebo and hedges with doves. Our wait was seen over, Andy Beverly was named King and Terri Sutherlin reigned as Queen with attendents Bonnie ??1933 a band. Break Point, Harlan mic; em : ptayec n , s3; Love', the theme, while Andy q : :h the gazebo. Servers were Buffie En v, t ' 'vore, Bonny Lewis, Tamra McMun' , J. iscorts were. John Solterrm. II, a; Ewrxger, Jody Gooch and Chris Helt. The enxitemem was moved once more to the fairgrounds, where the student's parents awaited The Post Prom theme was New York, New York. New Yorkers were top hat and shopped at Macysl was soon said out and closed 3:30 when everyone traveled back to thenr homes. $1.1! . Gwyn co H oam', Mlle :A- 74.'. ? . O r. P ll 5 O D. 3 8 9 1 M .. v. . $ ., Junior Class Prophecies The class of '84 recenTIy Took a Trip We The fuTure. To Their surprise, They saw many of The sTudenTs from The class of '83. The following is The osTounding TruTh of whoT They saw. Kelly WFEY, who is now Mrs. Davies, is Teaching her 10 iizony kids how To play Tough defense. Penny Koenlg is now working oT Farrell's singing happy birThdoy seiecTions To Teenagers wiTh orienToi haTs. Wendy DeVoro, oT age 33, is in Hollywood living wiTh her husband who was The lead munchkin on The Wizard of 02. Carl Taylor, who is now The sTor quorTerbock for The Dallas Cowboys, is doTing The cheerleaders and Chris Know when no one else is available Cindy Baggerly is sTiii working CT The Doiry Frost mopping John Fiourrs . Jaymle Barrett is sTiii Trying To geT her license while Taking porT-Time lessons from her foTher, Joy BorreTT. Dawn Bousman wos recenle fired from her secreToriol job 0T IBM, she was said To be ouT of sTep. Jeff Crowder and Tony McMurTry are now famous Congressmen, Trying To pass 0 low abolishing Women's Lib. Dean Cunnlngham and Becky stein are now The proud porenTs of Siamese Twins joined CT The lips. Mlchele Dockery is now 0 punky Solid Gold Dancer. Mindy Huber was recenle elecTed PresidenT of The US and has awarded 0 gronT To Rockville High for 0 new parking IoT. Paul and Edward Mendenhaii hove sTorTed Their own business porTnership, They now own iiDoubie Bubbles c1 soap company. Andy WIIIhITe is now eoTing dusT becoL' someone egged his car and iT's now showing r: ' r-Ina Wllburn is oner girl for The Doiios Cowboy T wile sTiIl chasing ofTer Cori Taylor. Marlo Mu: ' ' Jon The Cher look alike conTesT. AnneTTo . 2? is sTiIi TiToToiiy awesome . Bob Rosenskl is c: JDOI'Y working closely wiTh his side kick Jerry Folx ihonda EmmerT has now sTorTed a new real up, The STroy Dogs. George Padan, oTherwise ' s .In as gorgeous Georgus. goT sick of life, and re. . says Mike Lee is now The proud owner of Le; 0 Grocery, he's sTiii Trying To pay off his car and nereo. Gary Madln was found Trying To become o mechanic, buT he's having Trouble checking oil. Aprll Glllesple wenT To college, majoring in pizza making, buT IoTer ran off To Texas and goT married. AfTer having been chased mm o poio field by on oIIigoTor, Tlm Slmlc has now become a plosTic surgeon oT Mercy HospiTol. IT's Time he gave back some skin. Tlm Smith suffered a nervous breakdown oTTer finding ouT ThoT There were no more offices IefT ThoT he hosn'T held. Brian Rowe is now The leading phoTogropher for CosmopoiiTon Magazine working closely wiTh his financee 0nd ossisTonT Tomi Spengler, his one and only cover girl. Ron Ellls is The new Arnold SchworTzenoger sTorring in Conan The Barbarian, PorT II. Frank Faulds is sTill selling oranges for FFA. John Mllner is The newesT Mikhoil Borishnikov, appearing wiTh JulieT Prowse is The L'eggs ponTy hose commercials, Chris WorThen recenTIy Toured wiTh Mick Jagger and now is Taking over Casey Cosenis job on The show American Top Tens David STumpT. 0 member of The 4996 Olympics Teom mode 0 record breaking high jump and sTiil hosniT landed. Rhea Waldrldge, a famous invenTor, designed The new nodoze wonder drug, which Mr. Phillips has graciously boughT in large supply for his sTudenTs. Mr. Mays, ofTer reTurning To The Training CenTer, hired Robln Trabant as his personal secreToryi Klm Brown is now is Merico's Memorial HospiTol geTTing splinTers removed which she acquired during her years of being a bench buddy oT RHS. Sherry Morris who now is married To Dove. co-sTors in The famous movie, STrowberry Fields Forever. Mike MarleHa is The new STeve MorTin and is sTorring in his ioTesT movie, The Jerk ii. Terrl Long is now married To Tony Huffman, and is raising a family of shorT blond haired prize fighTers, Suzy SmlTh hos invenTed cheerieoding 0T Ivy Techs Wlllle Stowe hos creoTed The ulTimoTe A-wheeier and has olmosT coughT Amy Foreman. Lynn Goch is helping monoge The New York Yankees. PaT Becker is now 0 sTudenT for Mr, Phillips buT is broke due To The cosT of shoes. Jeff Wlmmer is sTill hanging around wiTh The gang and is one of our lorgesT oThieTic supporTers of Rockvilie High. Llnda Hopkins is now Parke CounTy's firsT Tour guide even Though she sTiII con'f find The courThouse. Debbie Shell is married To Terry Eup and sells sea shells by The sec shore. Mlke Leonard, one of The world's shorTesT moTor-cross bikers has challenged Evil Kenievii To a compeTiTion To jump over one of Parke CounTy's Covered Bridges. Hope STulee hos Token over Jone Russell's job. She now models eighTeen hour undergormenTs for The fuII-figured gal. Rhonda Lewls is now The manager of Super Volu which is now called T.C.'s counTry sTore. named ofTer her husband. Chuck Nevlns runs his own barber shop coii Nevin's New Wave and he is The auThor of a new fashion book U450 ways To wear a headband . Threasa Gordon has gone inTo homemoking and opened her own bobysiTTing service. Terl SkelTon now owns her own secreTorioi school. Rlch Herrlck owns his own meoT sTore where rarely if ever can be found in oTTendonce. Ray Harrell has gone mm The profession of inTerior decoroTingi Tracy HardesTy is The hosT of The popular TV show Ripley's Believe IT or NoT. John Harmon is The new SuperinTendonT of Rockville High School and yes his moTher is sTiil The secreTory. Paul Lewls is a career miiiTcry mon raising his own fuTure cadeTs Chris Curtis is The ouTsTonding member of The New York Philharmonic OrchesTro. Jen DeHaven is The loTesT consumer odvocoTe replacing Andy Rooney. David Ferguson is The owner of his own chain of grocery sTores puTTing Goiio OUT of business. Baccalaureate And 198 Baccalaureate was held Friday, May 20 in The grade school gymnasium. This event gave procTice for CommencemenT, which was held Sunday, May 22. BocceloureoTe is The Time in which Senior Awards are given. Awards included were: John A. Llnobargor Award, Tim SmiTh: Iva B. Llnebarger Award, Mindy Huber; DAR Good Clleen Award, Mindy Huber; Athlotlc Awards. Carl Taylor, Ron Ellis, Hope STufer. Tim SmiTh, Kim Brown. Suzy SmiTh; Trl Kappa Awards. Mm April Gillespie, John Milner; 5t . deement: hMUSTCD '3' as i e BorreTT; John Phllllp Sousa Aw TI - ,T:.L; Quisiandlng Muslclan Awards, Dr: -.:-ms, Joymie BarreTT, Gino Wilburn. Valedicig :rig Curlis: SaluTaTorlan: Kim Brown. The 22nd or 7.41112, was a relief To The whole Senior class. Many faced The day wiTh caution and mixed feelings. Then The momenT ThoT They had been waiTing for for Tweive years come as They walked onTo The sToge wiTh calm nerves and received Their long owoiTed diplomas! 32 We the class of 1983 being of sound mind and body announce our final wit rind i'estement. ', izmi l, Robin tl'nabixnntI who doesn't l 00,56 Abney 0 date with Huggy. l. Milt. Lee. who is always tote getting home, Will Done Porter the right to buy a cor of n t pout. Will Phil Jettries the right not to ask me out. I. Rhea Waldrldgo, who hates llii!-;' c . We. the senior basketball players. who now swing 0 but Will Kevin Payne the tight to m i , . ,4 i1, Tim Smith. .who has hever hit 0 tree. Will Jim Nevins a better nickname thon Pee Wee, l, Lynn Goch, who plays the DOV Ii ' ,1 georo. W' J9 ESI'nQeT 0 tailing report cord. l. J. Crowdor. who is enrolled at Tennessee State, Will Brod Beach the right to ling '1 f: Jte I, on emborrossed senior. who uses Bold 8t Bounty. Will Kevin Ritte the title of worst kisser in Parke County. 1, Jet! DeHaven. who is n07 o snob. Will Biion L9WIS ony paying job I. Georg. Padan, who makes A's on my report cord. Will Scott Anglin next year's Silver shoe Award, I, thlle Stowe. Who IS not stumpty. Wiil Kevin Rifte the right not to look like Humpy. We, the senior girls. who are always mellow WI Robyn Mozelv the right to another fellows We. the senior gills in the cost 01 Off The Track . who wear out clothes in layers, Will Mr Jones 0 cost full of baseball players. l. Poul Mondonhall. Will Don Coniield my right which is late and gone, to secretly svlitcn classes With his brothei, Ron We, the senior girls in 6th hour chemistry class. Will Mr. Smith the right not to break 0 bottle oi ammonia that turns into gas. I. Hope Stumo, who has never read a book about Tom Sawyer, Will Done Porter 20 free tickets to the meme Rood WorrOir, I, Put Becker, who hos never given a speech, Will Bobby Aumon 0 new Smyrna Beach I, Becky stein. who has never had a crash, Will Scott Caldwell the right to bite the dosh I. Dean Cunningham. who they call Weinerl Will Joe Guerretoz the right to be c Mister Meoner, We. Becky l. Robln, who have served our suspension. Will Mr. Moyes the right to permanent detention, We, the 6th hour Chem. class, who all like men, Will Mr. Smith another group of wonderful working women. I. Mindy Huber, who never weors ponts mode with elastic. Will Bonnie Horlyn the right not to be so spostio We, the class of '83, who's mighty like 0 beat, Will Don Bousmon the right not to have 0 date soy fair is fair. I. Wendy DoVon. who is always teosed, Will Jeff Eslinger the right to ski without bended knees We, Rhonda Ii Wendy, who like to mess around the lake. Will JV Eslinger and B. Aumon two burnt steaks. We, the seniors in Spanish who always act madly. Will M's. Burnette the right to stay home with Brodley I, Penny Koenlg, who wakes up like 0 beer, Will Dione Seybold, the right to wear an oriental hot around Washington Squetei We. the senior Moth class, that never mopes, Will Mr. Campbell the tight to another hope We, the senior girls. who always behave. Will ML Newlin another day of new wave I. Hope Stuftlo. who IS always looking for a thrill. Will Dillon 8t Eslinger my great b-boll skill. We, the seniors 01 tst hr. accounting. who never dillyvdolly, Wt Mrs, Allee the right to change her name to Sally. l, Rhonda Lewis, who is always cold, Will a ticket to the vulloge to Dione Seybold. l, Kim Brown who will never be caught crying. Will Amy Tucker the tight to never have another Brion I. Klm Brown. who has always liked to gamble. Will Leslie Wolfe another successful year with Mr Campbell. I, Kelly Wary, who always tries my best, Will Dione Seybold the right to flunk 0 Chemistry test. We. the seniors ot Civics and Econ, who really aren't that bod, Will Mi Twomey the ability to spell and odd. I. April Glliuplo, who is always tough and brave. Will Tommy Hartman permisswn to keep dreaming about Dove I, Jaymle land. who has always been the some. Will Jamie Stillwell the right to carry on our famous home. I. 1Im Slmlc, whots legs are bore. Wiil Celia Block the right to do something with her hair. I. Andy Wlllhlto, who likes to have cosh, Will Steve Myers the right to the official Rockville Flash, I, Private lowls, who loves to shout, Will Andy Peacock my ugly snout IA Gary Martin. who wants to make it clear. Will Kelly Brown the tight to be former of the year, I, Ron Ellis. who can't think of anything to will, Will Jim novel the right to o thnll. We, the senior football players. who were known as clowns. Will Cooch Vukovits some of Borrettts pounds. L Brlan Rowe, who in business club. recorded everyone's tee, Will the 'leod toott award to Miss Sollyi l, April Gillespie, who learned not long ago, Will Sheila Cooper the right to forget Former Bobo I Scott Bacon. who IS very charming, Will Jefl Gooch the right to talk to Angie obout forming. Wolly Frostl i know you might order the stero you have chosen. But I, Tracey Hordesty, WI you the right to listen to my Bot l, Erica strohl. who walks down the hall, Will Teiry Thomas the right to my little red straw. I, Tim Smith. who ployed lorwotd and guard. Will Kevin Poyne the right not to get caught in the graveyard We, the senior Rainbow Girls, who in M 8i 65 were born, l Melissa Borker her very own Unicorn. I4 Andy Wlllhlte. who has on IQ of 124, Will Jett Gooch the iight to walk Angie to the door Mindy Huber. ot the great class of '83. Will Ml. Newlin another senior class president. just like me, I, lob Rosenskl. who now mu; travel on. Ieove good looks and charm to someone that needs them - Jim Dillon. I. John Mllner, who is always too polite, will Robert Jett the right to take 0 flight We the seniors oi 6th hour Econ, who never heard 0 word, Will Mr Twomey 0 class that he- his every WOld. l, Jaymlo Iarrott. who doesn't hove o curll Will Amy Tucker the right to lootboll wotergirl l, John Harmon who to like 0 pooch. Will all my bod grades to Jeff Gooch We, the senior girls of the basketball team, who seem to play Just line, Will M Merico the right to have Amy Tucker as the only senior on the line. i, Gina Wilburn, who has mony dreoms, Will Trocey Breedlove ,1 place on the baseball team, I, Dawn Iousman, who thinks boys are groovie, Will Scotty DeMoss ond KeVin Ritte onother excmng ti to a midnight movie I, Dawn louunari. who always has something to soy, Will Scott Brown the tight to go down 0 onewoy street, the right way. We. Dawn Ii Dabble, who like to clown around. Will Phil Jeffries the right to slow his cor down We. Penny and April. who stand high on 0 rock. Will Scott Prother the right to have ears like Mr. Spock I, Tim Smith, who has caught mony curve bolls oft my shins, Will Ron Wheeler a date with his tovorite twins. 1, Cindy laggorly. who has many uncles and cunts, Will Inez Rowe o poir o boggy pants. I. Debbi. Shell. Who is always full of joy, Will, Becky Thompson 0 happy life with Troy We. Dawn and Dabble. who have never ridden on 0 train. Will Joe Butcher the right not to be such a pain. it Marie Mueller. who at the end of this year Will get Will Lona Renwick the right to Capt. Hons Solo. I, on ex-cheerleoder, who likes to go on trips, Will Jeff Eslinger the right to even hips I, Suzy Smith, who thinks pollocks are great, Will Steve Paddock the cutloss to impress his date. We, Jaymle Ii Penny. otter leovmg Spanish, will be sod. Will Mrs. Burnette another year with Brad. We, the seniors at the volleyball team. who have no rhyme or reason, wni Cooch Harry and next years team a winning season We. the senior girls, who are never really sure Will the juniors the right to mature l. Jaymlo Iarrott, who will never be 0 student of Pre-med, Will Mri Barrett 3 more doughtets. just like me in diiver's ed We, the bond seniors, who give you 0 hand. Will Mt. Burgess o bigger and better band I, Erica strohl. who never takes time. Will Scott Lucas, the ability to of least get home by nine We, the seniors of 3rd hour comp. who always moon and groan. Will Mrs. Lovhmonn the right to phone home. I, Terri long. who doesn't have 0 twm, Will Lorry Vondivier the right to look ogon We, 0 few senior girls, who won't go on o Satori. Will Andy Beverly the light to his own otori. We. the seniors of 5th hout lunch. Will Fron the right to o cvowd that doesnt munch so much I. Annette Winder. who cares less about her hair. will Down Decker another look in the mirror l. Mindy Hubov, who doesn't like any kind of livers, Will Down Decker the right to be the next Joan Rivers. We, the senior sopranos, who sing sou, Will MI. Burgess on expensive tlovor. We, the senior girls. who are not totigues. Will Denzel Morlor o wardrobe of oil Cheryl Tieges, l, Debbie Shell. who certainly in not dumb. Will Kevin Rifte o Ittetime supply of bubble gum. We, Dabble, Dawn and Terri, who never tell a lie. Will Mr. Fisher the right to wear his Mickey Mouse tie l. Dawn Iousman, who has 0 little brother horned Don. Will him the light to act Eke 0 man We, the bond seniors oi 1983, Will Mr Burgess the right to keep his sanity. We, the Senior closs, whose colors are white and blue, Will Mr. Jones the right to grow to 4 foot 2 We, the seniors, who think olot of him, Will John Prott the right to get on F in gym. We, the seniors. who know we will go tor. Will Angie Helt the right to keep her boyfriend with the guutor. We. the seniors, who will be at Rockville no more, Will the juniors 0 happy '84, Pros. - Mindy Huber V-Pros. - Suzy Smith Clan Clown: Hope SiufilWNot Pictured. Mike Marietta. Top Honor Students: Kim Brown 8c Andy Wullhne Pot Becker Chns Cums Mos? MhloOIc: Kelly Wroy 8c Carl Taylor J Y: ; 1. 522.5! . . L I Michelle Dockery Ron Elks Rhonda Emmert Apnl Gillespie 35 36 Tracy chdesiy Linda Hopkins Penny Koenlg Mike Leonard HI' Rich Herrick Tem Long '1 I I '1 I l, ii: 1H: 4. ii... - m. EEME .Ili' fullest am; zlizuriesi: Mindy Huber 8t Wendy DeVore. Not plc- l fured. Wllm Howe and Billy Talley. Tony McMumy Mike MorIeHo a memiiyygx L - ; - .' ' K-r 1 . ,1: . : , . , .V . g: . : Gow Martin Ed Mendenhcll 37 x 1?; . .. Poul Mendenhon Sherry Moms Mane Mueller Debbie Shell Most Popular: Suzy Smith 8!. Cor! Taylor. lost Looklng: Mindy Huber a Andy Willhnte. 39 0'08 : WW WFOWNOV Pic- tured: Tim Simtc .x v v . : R V Kelly Neese George Poden Brion Rowe Erica Sirohl SENIOR Class Offlcon. J Hope Stuftle 39 40 Car! Taylor Rhea Woldridge Kenem Taylor Andy Willhife Guno WlIbUfn Jeff Wlmmer Annette Winder Sandy Wood Kelly Wroy Not Plciurod: Deon Cunningham Jeff DeHaven Frank Foulds David Ferguson Tereso Gordon Mike Lee Paul Lewis Chuck Nevins Willie Siowe Rob Turnipseed Chris Worthen 41 42 r Senior In? m-a Roberl Seen Bacon -. BB 2 1. FFA 2 1, B. 2 .1. Ten 2 1, 7. 3, . - - ..- r1':riv NCmdv 0! 1130952 - PC 2 1. 2. 3;Ar1 2 2. 3.. M01 2 3; CO 2 3.4,1'0 2 A. PC 2 3 Jaymle Ell ah ' .. . , ' . 517121234 PC - 1: BB 21;$wim22.Dro22.3.A.FTA22.3.Mus22.3,LM223.1: .1-i1hr23.A.Ps2A,NP2A. Sch P 2 A Fat Becker 2 PLC 2 A. Hm 2 2. 3. End 2 2 Dawn Daria . . . 7 3, End 2 1. 2. 3. A Bus 2 2. FHA -2Med-2ROX-234Ch1223TVNgr22M1m23 ;1 1 1111 H AnnBrown Klm' 2Vb223.A, BB21234Ten-23ASwum22NHS273uVO-7SC. 1:23.Mus21:..Br1d212Chr212 PC 1. 2; JETS 2 4; Dre 2 2. FCA 2 1, Tr 2 1. Sch P 2 2, 3. A Jeffrey rivoc:n 1.3- -' 11:1'2 M 2 1. Sp 2 2. 3 Dean Lowe Cunnlngham' Dino' 2 PLC 2 A.Hn12 2 Chrlstlno Joy Cunls 2 C -- . . 41 121:2 2. 3 4. Fr 2 1. 2 3. 4 680 2 1 2 2 15MA 2 1, 2. Thes 2 4. Yb 2 3, NHS 2 . J Gym21W2Med21MuS212PCB2234RDW2 2.3 -1' 2. 3. 4; JETS 2 4. Cs 2 1. Bnd 2 1. 2. 3. A Jamey James DeHaven 1' Wendy Lynn DeVore 2 Pox 2 2 3. A JA 2 3 PC 2 2. 3. 4: FTA 2 2. 3; Med 2 2: Mus 2 3. FHA 2 2. Chr 2 2. 3, Ten - 2 -' A 1. VI 2 3, A, Swm 2 2 Regenla Michelle Dockery Funky 2 Chr 2 3; Rex 2 3: Dre 2 3. FTA 2 3. Sp 2 3, JA 2 3 Ronald .-'.ndrc Ellis Pon' 2 PD 2 1. 2, 3. A Bbl 2 2. 3 BB 2 1;Wr22.3.A;Tr2A:ML21.2.5923.A.JA2A,LM23.A.Hm2A JB. 21? PC 21 C021 RhondaSueEmmer-t- Dro21.2.3:PC21.2.3;Fr-2.3.Com2A,Chr21.2.3.1?ox 23 ACC-3..JA2A.Thes23,A.Tr21.4.83223. Ten 2 2. 3: P5 2 3. A; Mus 2 1. 2. 3: Spr P 2 3. A. NP 2 A Frank F. Faulds. David Paul Ferguson 1'Fergy Aprll Adele Glllesple 2 Art 2 2. 3. Sp 21.2;Bus 2 3. FTA 2 3, Wre 2 1. 2. 3. CO 21 Lynn GllleHe Goch 2 LM 2 3. A Com 2 4. Ph 2 A. NP 2 4; 8B 2 3. A. CC 2 3. Tr 2 2. 3. A. FCA 2 3, A. Chrlstopher Lee Goodwln Shmood 2 F0 2 2; Sp 2 2. 3 LM 2 A. Cs 2 1 ML 2 1. 2. Torosou Joann Gordon 2 PC 2 1. 2. 3. Bus 2 2. 3. FHA 2 2. 3, Med 2 2. Tracy Matthew Hardesty 2 PD 2 1. 3. BB 2 1 John Harmon Mr. Macho 2 End 2 1. 2. Fb 2 2. C5 2 1. 2; SCI 2 2, 3. Art 2 2. mt 2 2. 3, PLC 2 A Donna Faye Hon. Ray Deon Harrell Bom-Bom 2 FD 2 1. 3; Wr 2 2, 3. 4. FFA 2 1. 2 Rlchard T. Herrick Ruch 2 PLC 2 4. Cs 2 1. SCI 2 1. CO 2 2. Fb 2 2. 3; Hm 2 3 Linda Jo Hopklns 2 Cs 2 A. Dre 2 A. Melinda Marle Huber 'Mindv 1 BB 2 1 2, 3. Tr 2 1. 2. 3. A. Fr 2 1. 2,3.A;PC21;Bnd21.2;Chr21.2;Dro22.Arf22.NHS22.3.A:CO23.4 LM23.A.Fbmgr23,A,SprP24 JETS- A; Sch P 2 A. Penny Sue Koonlg Penelope 2 BB 2 1. 2. 3. A, LM 2 1. 2. 3. A. End 2 1. 2. Com 2 3. FTA 2 2. JA 2 2. Lo? 2 1. NP 2 4. Ph 2 2: Sp 2 3; Vb 2 1, 2. 3. Tr 2 1. PC 2 1: wa 2 1. 2. 3. A. Mlchael Alan Lee Mike or 2Punky 2 PLC 2 A, PD 2 1; BB 2 1; BDI 2 1. Mlchael Davld Leonard Mike Paul Jason Lewis 'Nose 2 Ten 2 3. Bbl 2 2. LM 2 3: El 2 3. 4. BB 2 1. FD 21;Cs 21.Rhondu Lynn Lowls 2 CO 2 1. 2. 3. 4. Mo; 2 1. 3. A; DC 2 2. 3. PC 2 1. 2. 3. Fr 2 3. An 2 2: FTA 2 2. JA 2 3. TI 2 1. 2: End 2 1. 2. 3. A; Chr 2 1. 2. P5 2 A, NHS 2 3. A. Mus 21.3.TerrlLynn Long 2 Chr 2 4: JA 21;Wre 2 3 Tony Wayne McMurIry 2 ML 2 1; BB 2 1. 8nd 2 1. 2. Dre 2 2; Sp 2 2. 3, Spr P 2 2. A: Ten 2 2. 3, Mus 2 3. Michael Chrlsfopher Marloffu Mike 2 Sb! 2 2. 3. 4; BB 2 1. 2. 3. FD 2 3, A, Fr 2 1. 2; LM 2 A; AH 2 1. 2. Spr P 2 3, Sch 2 A Gary G. Marlin Rolland 2 Fb 2 1. 2. 3. A. Wr 2 2. 3. A. Bbl 2 1. 2. 3., FFA 2 2. 3. LM 2 3. 4 Edward lee Mendenhall 2Ed 2 FFA 2 1. 2, 3 Hm 2 2. Harvey Paul Mondenhall Poul 2 FFA 2 1. 2. 3. Hm 2 2 John Anson Mllner 2 Ari 2 2, 3. A. FTA 2 1. 2, Mes 2 1. 2. 3; P5 2 1, 2. 3. A: Yb 2 A; BIG 2 A. Thes 2 3. A. Chr 2 2. 3, 4; JA 2 3. A. Mus 2 1. 2. 3. A; Spr P 2 A. Kelly Gene Noose 2 FFA 2 1. 2. 3. A. Charles Owen Novlnos 1V Smuck 2 Cs 2 2. George Patrick Padan 2 Sp 2 2: LM 2 2. 3. Tr 2 1. 2. 3. A Wr 2 1. 2. 3. A; CC 2 1. 2. 3. A. Cs 2 1. 3 Robert R. Rosenskl. Jon Brian Rowe 2 An 2 2. 3. A. Bus 2 A: FTA 2 2. 3; JA 2 A. Yb 2 3 2. PC 2 2. 3. JETS 2 A. Deborah Lynn Shell 2Debbie 2 PC 2 1. 3. End 2 1. 2. 3. 4. Bus 2 2. 3; FHA 2 2. Med 2 2. Chr 2 2. 3 Mgr 2 2: Mus 2 3: JA 2 3. A; P5 2 3. 4. Timothy Robert Slmlc'1Tim 2 Wr 2 1. 2. 3. A. Soc 2 1. 2. 3; Box 2 2. 3. Spr P 2 A Teresa Marla DanlolIo Skolfon Terri 2 JA 2 3; Tr 2 1. 2. 3. 4; Bus 2 2. 3; Gym 2 1. Art 2 2. 3. Susan Leanne Smith Suzy' Chl21.2.3.A:Bnd21.2.3:CO22.3.A.Chr21.2.3;Dro22.3;Mus21.3.SprP2A,PC21.2.3.4.ML21.Fr2. JA 2 3. LM 2 3. 4: Ps 2 4, Yb 2 4; Sch P 2 A. Tlmoihy Wllllam Smlih Tim 2 BB 2 1. 2. 3. A; Bbl 1. 2. 3. 4. Bnd 2 1; CS 2 '1 Dre 2 1. 2. 3. A; Mus 2 1. 2. 3. Thes 2 1. 2. 3. A. FCA 211Chr21:Sp 2 2. 3. A. Spr P 2 3. A: NHS 2 3. A; Golf 2 2. Ten 2 3. 4: LM 2 2. 3. 4; SC 2 2. 3. 4; Sch P 2 A Robecca Allison Steln Becky 2 Art 2 2. LM 2 2. 3. PC 2 1, 2. Chl 2 1. Tr 2 2 Wlllls Rea Stowe Jr. 11Willie 2 Cs 2 1. 2. 3; SC 2 1. 2. 3: SC 2 1. BB 1. 4; FTA 2 2. NHS 2 2. 3, A, FD 2 2. 3. 4 Erlca Sirohl. Hope Rochelle Stumo 2 BB 21.2.3.A.Cb 2 2. 3. A. Swim 2 2: Chl 2 1. 2. 3: NHS 2 2. 3. A: PC 2 1. 2. 3. Chr 2 1. 2, P5 2 End 2 1. 2: Fr 2 1. 2. 3: Dre 2 2. 3. LM 2 2.3.4. Mus 2 1; Sch P 2 3. A. JETS 2 A. ML 2 1, SD 2 2. 3. David Edward stumpi Stumpy 2 Fb 2 1. 2. Tr 2 1. 2. 3; C5 2 1. 2. Ph 2 2. 3, SC 2 1 Billy Ray Talley 2 Wr 2 2. 3 Carl Ray Taylor 2 PD 2 1 3. 4; BB 2 1. 2. 3. A; Bbl 2 1. 2. 3. A: LM 2 3. A. Dre 2 3 Mlchnel E. Thom Mike 2 FFA 2 1. 2. 3. A. Robln Rena Trabant 2 2 2. 3; PC 2 1: CO 2 1; FCA 2 1. Robert Eugene Turnlpseed ll Robbie or Turnip 2 C5 2 1, 2. FD 2 1. 2. 3. 4; BB 2 1. 2. A: Bbl 2 1. 2. 3: End 2 1. 2. A: Dre 2 2. 3; Com 2 3: LM 2 3. A. Rhea Denise Waldrldge 2 Bus 2 2. 3. End 2 1. JA 2 3 Glna Carole Wllbum 2 Fb Mgr 2 3. BBB 2 2. 3. A. BIG 2 3. A. Ph 2 3, A. Chr 2 2. 3. A; Mus 2 2. 3; So! P 2 A; JA 2 3. Bus 2 2. Me 2 2. Andy R. Wlllhlte 2 BB 2 1. Bbl 2 1. 2. 3. B1 2 3. 4: FFA 2 1. Jeffrey Eugene Wlmmer Rabbit 2 C5 2 1. 2. 3. A, Hm 2 Z; 3. FFA 2 1. 2. 3. Annone Lorralne Winder Annie 2 FHA 2 3, A; PC 2 1 Sandy Beth Wood 2 Ch 123 Christopher Eatl deth Chris 2 Bbl-1.2.3:Soc 21.2.3 Kelly Ann Wray 2 Vb 2 1. 2. 3. A. 88 2 1. 2, 3.4. Tr 2 1, 2, Ten 2 3. Chl 2 1. 2. 8nd 1. 2; Dre 2 2. 3; FTA 2 3; LM 2 2. 3. A. Douglas Kolth Wood 1'an2ZIpper1' 2 Cs 2 1. 2. Sc 2 1. 2 Sherry Yvonne Morrls .. End 2 1. 2. 3. Chr 2 2. 3; FHA 2 3. Fr 2 2; OK: 2 2. 3: PC 2 1 Marla Anne Mueller 2 End 2 1. 2. 3. A; Chr 2 2. 3. A: wa 2 1. 2. 3.A;GSc21.2.3.A.Dro23.A;Med22;Lot-1.2.3.A.Thes23.A'Mus21.2.3,A.NP21.2.A.Yb23;Ps2A,SprP 2 3. A. Art Club 2 Art. Bond 2 Ind. Baseball 2 Ibl. Baseball Bunny 2 III, Basketball 2 Bl. Boske'boll lmermurols 2 ll. Busxness Club 2 Bus, Cheerleader 2 Chl. Chess Club 2 Cs, Chou 2 Chr. Class Omcev 2 co, Computer Ciub 2 Com. Cvoss Coumry 2 cc. Drum Moloveiie 2 DM, Drama 2 Dm, Feuowshup of Chrisnon A1hleles 2 FCA, Future Farmers 01 America 2 FFA, Fu1ure Homemakets o! Amencc 2 FHS, Fumre Teachers of Amenco 2 FTA, Football 2 Fb, Football Manager 2 Fl: Mgr. French Club 2 Fr. Girl ScouVs 2 65:, Golf 2 Golf. Gymnastics 2 Gym, Huniing Club 2 HM, Junnor Achievement 2 JA. JUNO! Bewling League 2 JIL, Lonn Club 2 Lat. LeNermons Club 2 lM, Moprene 2 Maj. Medxo Club 2 Mod, Modern Language Club 2 Ml. Musucol 2 Mun, No9ioncl Honot Socnety 2 NHS. Newspaper 2 MP. Parke Coun'y Bond 2 PCI, Povknng Lo? Club 2 PLC. Pep Club 2 PO, Perspectives 2 P3. Photography Club 2 Ph. Ronnbow 2 wa, Roxene - Rox. Scuence Club - Scl. Sponxsh Club 2 Sp, Speech 8. Debate Club 2 SD. Sprung Play 2 SprP, Siudem Councd 2 SC. Sw-m Teom 2 Swlm Tennns 2 ton. School Play 2 SchP. Thespucn SocueVy 2 Thu, Track 2 Yr. Volleyball 2 Vb. Wresthng 2 WI. Veovbook 2 Vb, Wrestlerevte 2 Wu. Junior Engineenng Ieoms 2 JETS, Rule Corp- RC. Soccey - Soc. Boxing 2 Box. 44 Abney. R Anglnn, S. Aumon. R. Beech, B. Beverly. A Block. C. Bousmon. D Breedlove, T. Brown. K. Brown. S. Butcher, J. Caldwell, S. Confield, D. Conheld. R. Comngfon, P Conrad. E. Cooper, R. Cooper. S. Juniors The Junior class stoned The year ouT with 0 great officer roster: Pres. A. Helt, V. Prese A. Tucker, Sec. J. Pratt, and Tres. D. Seybolde The Juniors won first place in The float competition during Homecoming week. and worked very hard To make this years Prom a special one for fhe Seniors, 05 well as fhemselfes. Daniel. B. Decker. D, Demoss, S. Dillon. J. Eslinger, J Fischer. F. Frank, K. Frost. W. Gardener, R, Gems. Be Gooch, J. Guerreftoz, J. Harlan, B. Hortmon, T. Half, A Jeffries, P Jeff, R. Jones, R. Lewis, 8 Lucas, S, MorIOL D. Mozely. R, McDonald. 0 McIntyre. J. McMurtry, D. Mendenholl, B Myers. 5 Novel, J. Nevins, J Paddock, S. Payne. K Peacock, A. Peacock. D, Porter, D. Prather. S Pratt. J. Renwick. L. Robinson. J. Ross. D. Rowe. l Seybold, D. Skelfon, S 45 46 Smiley. B Sonermonn. L South, R Sparks, K Stillwell. J. Sumerhn. T. Swain. L Sykes. P Thomas. T, Thompson. 8 Tucker. A, Vondivner. L Wheeler. R White. J Wolfe, L. wood. D Wood. M Ill u . L H Al- 1 Mt U lip!!! w M LN No! Pldurod: Barker. M, Bedwell, B Epley. J. Riffe. K 48 Boggerly, T Barren. J Bemis. B. Buck T. Burks. S Byrd, C Byrurn, T Cameron. L Carlton. A Carpenter, S. Corr, MV Corrington, G Case J Clark, F Clodfeher. D Cooper. 6 Crowder, K Cur4hs E SOPHOMORE The Sophomore closs officers were Ben Gilmore, President; John Tucker, Vice President Angie Moffhews. Secretary: and Mike Snopp, Treasurer. I1 is now represented on The Homecoming Spirit Award plaque offer winning various contests and showing great enthusiasm fhroughouf The week Also, Tying for second. was their fleet We Smell o Vicfory. Cums, T. DUVOII, L Edmonds, J Foulds, P. Flonigon. S Foreman, A. Gilmore, B Goms, P Gordon, S. Gregg, M Grimes. D; Horney. M. Harris, K. Harry. B. Hill. J. Hueston, M. Humphress, S. Kent 8. Kilburn, R. King. M. Losh. L, Lippencoft, 8. Matthews. A. McCommon, T. McIntyre. M. Mendenholl, T. Mendenholl. T. Miller, D. Miller, M. Oberholtzer, C. Podon. B. Potts, S Price. T. Richardson, 0 Rooney, L, Sondusky, S Schlomer, T. Scott. S. Show. S Shell. L Snoop, M. Spengler. T. 49 50 Spencer. D. Stoggs, 8. Stewart S. Tuckerl J, Wormouth, T. White, S. VWIbum, M. Wilson. 0 Wilson, C. Winder, P Wood. D. No! Plcturod: Brown, L. Cole. R4 Killen. C. Peacock. J Robinson. M. 52 Albin. M. Barron. W. Bemis. B. Beveriy. S. Black, A Bode , E. Boiler, J, Bronoin. C. Brown. D. Butler, M. Caldwell. J, Chambers, L. Clark. D. Craig, D. Crist, J. Crooks. DV Crosley. R Cunningham. D. Freshman The Freshman class had on imeresfing year led by P. Chris Low, V.P. Donna Gregg, S Tonya Michael, and T. Sheila Myers. Their float Theme for Homecoming was Rox Can Do Magic. Rebecco Hendrix escorted by Chris Low, represented their class as homecoming oHendenf. Curd. T. Cums. G. DeLong. B, Dowd. J Dowell, S Ellsworth. I2. Ferguson. R Frazierl S. Goch. P Goodwin, D. Gregg. D Gregg. R. Houghee. M Hendrix, R Herrick, J, Herrick. S. Hogorrhl H. Jones, J. Kent. C. Kerr, J; Lash, J Loughlin, M. Low, C. Long. T. Malloyl R Marshall, R. McClure, D McIntyre, T. MichoeL T Miller, J. Milner. B, Momsl S. Moron. R. Myers, 3. Nelson, S Ogle. S, Paddock, K. Possmore, D. Prother, B. Preston, 1'. Reader, 8. Reedy. E. 54 Reedy. R Richmond, 8, Ross, J Show. 5. Shoner, B Simpson, N. Soltermonn, A Spencer, I Stowe. M. Swoim, S. Talley. D. Thomas. J. Thomas. T. Woldridge. D. Webb. L Whife. K. Willhite, A. Williamsl A. Wilson. 0 Winh, M. Wirth. R. Young, T, No? Plciurod: Abney. M. Ankron, T. Brown. J. Goodman, M. chdivier. W. Walls, G. . . . a .. . 0 .. . . . . .. . . . . o . o .. ... . . s u . . I o . . o o . , o. u o .4 . p . . o o . o. 4 a . .. . O . u a O. .. . . . .. . . .. . . . . n .6 . o. . J. o . . . . a . s SSSS .. .AAAAAAAAAnAAAAA a u l 56 Barrett. C. Barrett. C. Beach. 0 Beol. D. Brodbum, T, Breedlove. S. Brmon, G. Brown, B. Brown. S. Burdick, L. Campbell. M. Carver. S. Clark, M, Clary, T. Conner. P. Crooks, N. Crowder. R Crowder. T, Eighfh The 1987 class was carried through The year by class sponsors: Gory Cowon and Ge Harry. This year's leaders for The class of 1987 are: Presidenf - Sfocey WoIf, Vice Presidenf - Mord Paddock. Secretory - Julie Estell, and Treasurer - Cole Kellermon. The class fought a greof baffle in Tying for second, along with The sophomores in The float competition. Dawson. K. Dobbs. T. Dockery. M. Ellswonh. J. Engle, A. EsteII. J Foulds. L. Flcnigon. T. Felemon. B. Forest, 5. Fronsted. T, Goring, D .1 Gordon. 0 Gordon, L. Greenwell. R. Gregg, L. Guillioms. K Homke, B Harmless. K HONISOD, K Hawkins, K Jett, R Keilermon, G King, J. Krebs. M Low, T. Lighne, L Lucas, 5 Martin, E Moshewske. C McIntyre T. Miller, D Novel, J, Nevuns, M Nunnt DV Paddock M, Peacock, D. Pmegot. M. Prunel, K. Ropp. D. Richardson, H. Richardson, K. 58 Rickett. M. Riffe. C. Riffs, M Salisbury, E, Selph. S. Shay. G Smith J Thompson, 0 Timberlake. T, Truman, T. Vouters, R. Weomermon, R 4 i l I Q Not Plcturod: Ashley, C. Broy. S Norman, D Poner, D Q Aufry. D. Bacon. D Beverely, D Bishopl J Board, D, Branch, T Bridge, B Brown, 8 Brown, P Byrd, J Cornine, J Carpenter. K, Comngton. R Chews, C Cody. J. Cnsf, B. Cundiff, E Curtis, D x T3 ' : iiixv:.i:n i Mi aaiidl'lili i am .. i ,-. Sevenfh The Seventh Grade, Though This being Their firs? 1ime participating in Homecoming showed Tho? they too could place in fhe eventsi Their Theme This year was i'We're expecting a victory which tied for second in The contest. The Seventh Grade closs officers were: D. Bacon, Presl, J. Hall V, Pres., Ji Howenstein, Sec, and J. DeMoss. Tres., Davis. K DeLong, J DeMoss, J DeVore. L. Dodson, K Douglas, T. Durnil. D. Eori, T. Eldridge, S Ellis, Ji Epley, T Eslingeri M, 60 Furr, S. Gomboionxl N. Gooch. J. Goodwxn. M, HolI. J Honner. J Horless, S. Horney, JV He . C Henseler D. Holodoy. K Howensteln J. Jocob, D. Johnson. E, Koylor. 8 Kuhn. D Lewis, 8 Long, 3 Molloy, A. Morlor. D, Martin. M. Moshewske S. Mathews, D McClure. T McCord, S McCoy. J. McMumy, I Mendenhol. A Merico. M Noms, B. 4!! 3$ m.Mas. .lnn Oberholtzer, M Podcn4 M. Paddock. D. Parker, B. Pettibon. J. Picks , J. Robertson, R. Robinson, A Rooks. A. Sanders. T. Scott, J. Simic. S. Skelton, D, Smith. D; Soltermonn, J Sparks, J. Stoggs, J4 Smas. M Shohl, B. Tumey. C Weatherman, K. Witheroll, A. Not Plcfurod: D Brown D. Davis C. Jones J. Jones 8 Norman A. Martin C Thomas L. Tims Autograpffr- Tina Allee Jay Barren Marjorie Brodtield Roger Bridge Sue Brown LuAnn Brobs? Lindo Burnene Rosanne Campbell Russ Campbell Randy Chopmon John Clory Gory C0won Jono Crites Mory DeLong Melissno Eldridge Joe Fisher Dr Larry Gomboioni Lorry Gossen Mary Harmon Ge Harry Miriam Hmes Rno Jocks Steve Jones Potncno Lohrmonn John Moloney Ron Moyes Lorry Mericc Gordon Newhn Jone Noel Barb Oberhonzer Doie Poyne Mike Phllhps John Sovio - ' Fron Sellers Event Smith LuAnn Spurr Linda Stalker Jim Stillwell Gory Twomey Dorothy Woltz 1i g ' I Z 1 ii ggdfo; Don Vukovits Brion Burgess Not Plcturod: Teresa Ross John Sowers 'JaRARV s. . 1 Ma'kd 1.6.3:... m 4.787?- 4 . F. pUBUC Football Varsify And Junior Varsify The Varsity Football Team ended their season with o 4-6 record. This year Willie Stowe was voTed Mr. Football by his team mates. Football ociion This year was highlighted by the All Conference efforts of Ron Ellis and Jerry McIntyre, Ron wos offensive center and Jerry played offensive running back and defensive line backer. Ron EIIis was also awarded The Oolllngs Award which is based upon sportsmanship and scholastic ability. vvll..L-.I,1y 131 Row - W. Stowe. GA Modin. M. Marietta. C. Taylor. R. Ellis, R. Turnipseed. B. Rosenski 2nd Row - S Gordon. M, Huber. J. Boneit. J. Siiliwell, R. Gardner, 8. Myers. S. Anglin, J. Mclniyre. R. Jen. J. Novel, T. Buck 3rd Row - F. Clark, 5. White, J. Tucker. C Wilson, 6. Copper, J. Bowen, 5. Scndusky. S. Stewart. D. Miller. B. Gilmore. Cooch Borreh in low - mgr. M. Wilburn. B. DeLong, M, Bmler. D. Crooks. Si Beverly, J, Herrick. mgr. G. Wilburn 2nd Row - M. Houghee. D. Brown, R. Mcrshclil P. Malloyi Ji Millerl 8. Richmond, Wi Vondiver 3rd Row - 5 Moms. 5 Swoim, J, Dowd. J. Kerr. T. Young, S. Show. Coach Jones 68 'pKiF ' .WW a 69 Jr. High Moving Up . . . The Junior High did not finish out with the season that they wanted, but are in high hopes of finishing better at the end of the next season. The record for the seventh-grade was 5-2-14 and the record for the eighth-grade was 1-6-1. The Seventh-grade's biggest win was against Attica, by a shutout. Eighth-grade's only win was the defeat of Turkey Run. 1st Row - T. Bradburnt T. Law, M. Paddock, T. McIntyre, D, Porter. M. Rickett 2nd Row - C. Barrett. B. Hampkiet R, Weatherman, D. Peacock C. Maschewske, D. Nun, Jt Ellsworth, M. Campbell, Coach Twomey 1st Row - D. Beverly, D. Matthews, D. Jacob, M. Oberholtzer, M. Merico, D Bacon, B. Strohl, D. Kuhn, J. Bishop 2nd Row: N. Gambaiani, T.J. McClure, D. Green, M. Hawkins, M. Martin, D Curtis, 8. Simic, A Martin 3rd Row - S. Mashewske, B. Cindtff, Bt Bridge. JV Gooch, J. Staggs. J. Sparks, D. Paddock. Coach Stillwell Volleyball Endures A Tough Year Ar The Nef . . . The 4982-83 Varsity Volleyball team ended Their season with a record of 2-48. The 1982 M051 Valuable Player Award went to Hope Stuffle. The Team will be losing three Seniors: Kim Brown, Hope Sfuffle, and Kelly Wray. The Jr. Vorsify Volleyball Team ended their season with a 4-42 record. Varslty - 131 Row - Coach Allee, Mng C. Weofhermonl S. Carpenter. A. Block, B. Bemis. M. Gregg, C. Oberhoitzer. M. Mclntyer, Coach Harry. 2nd Row - B. Harry, A. Tucker. ST Scott, 3rd Row - K, Wroy. K. Brown 4171 Row - H. Stuffie Junlor Varsity - 1:, Row - B. Bemis, B. Horlon, A. Matthews. L. Curtis, D Craig. K. Weatherman, mgr. 2nd Row - Coach Harry, S, Myers, 3. Dowell. A. Wilhife, T. Michaels, Coach Allee 71 Cross Country Runs Sfrong Both the Varsity and Jr. High Cross Country teams ended their season with winning records of 8-6 and 4-3, respectively. The Varsity season performance was highlighted this year by senior. George Podon, who was voted the Most Valuable Player by his teom-motes and was All Conference for the second year in a row. Outstanding performances by George Podon and Amanda Willhite enabled them to qualify for sectioncls and eventually progress to regional competition. 1:! row Ti Mendenholi. E. Bode . K. Payne. Ab Willhite, G. Pedant 2nd row C Wilson, B. Podon. S. Anglin, Rt Wheeler, Coach Cowon. 13' J. Comine, J. King. A. Martin. J. Picket. 2nd D. Jones, D. Thompson, J. McCoy. S. Forrest R Vouters. BoWs Tennis Swings The Racquef This year's Boys' Tennis Team ended Their season with a dismal 2-11 record. Although the team did not benefit with a great number of returning lettermen. They are looking forward to 0 lot of upcoming tolem next season. The Most Valuable Player Award went To sophomore, MonTy King. fmrruvprq u T .. Basketball Varsify, Junior Varsity And Freshman The varsity team had 0 12-40 record for the season. Their biggest turn-oround was against Rosedale. When sectional time rolled around the Rox beot Greencastie by five points in doubte overtime. They later lost to the Cloverdoie, Ciovers by sixteen points in the second round of sectional play. The two seniors leaving the team after the 82-83 year are; Cori Taylor. and Tim Smith. Cori wos olso selected to the All Conference Boys' Basketball team The Junior varsity finished with a 9-14 season for this year. Even though they had 0 iess than perfect season, the reserve team worked hard at every game. A big win was over Seeger with a last second tip-in by Scott Monts. The Freshman ended a good season with a record of 9-5, the Rox Basketball season ended on on upswing Let's hope this spirit carries over into next season. Row 1 - mgrs K. Horns, C Wilson D Crooks Row 2 - Asst. Coach Cambell. K Payne J Nevtns. R Wheeler,J Dllluoh, J Barrett J Eslingel. T SmithJ Tucker, C TOler B Gilmore! Coach Brldgo. 1W1 $ 0 f E .3; : anX f gully 2,,12 4. Row 1 - mgrs K Horns, C Wilson, D Crooks Row 2 - Coach Campbell, P Molloy, S Whne, S Gordonl SV Sfondusky, M Snoop, 8 Moms B Stoggs, J Tucker B Gilmore Row 1 - Coach Twomoy. Row 2 - B Richmond, 9 Morshol, R Gtegg. B Delong. P Molloy, 8 Moms, R, Moron, B. Milner, J Miller! J Kerr, D Brown, D Wobdndge. S Nelson, mgr A Martin 75 Basketball Junior ngh This year's eighth grade boy's basketball team finished the season with o 7-8 record. The team was led by Tim Clory who averaged 'l2 points per game. in the Parke County Tourney they were defeated by Mecca 24-22. The highlight of the season was o 20 point win over Stounton. The future Rox Stars were coached by John Clary. The 1982-83 seventh grade basketball team finished the season with a perfect record of 15 wins and no losses. The seventh grade B-tecm had a season record of 6-1. The seventh grade team did well by averaging 54 points per game and only allowing their opponents on average of 21 points per game. The seventh grades culminated their tremendous season by winning the seventh grade County Tourney. They were coached by Gary Cowon. Row 1 - T. Clary, M. Paddock. Tt McIntyre. T. Brodburn, C. Keilermcn Row 2 - J. Clary, M, Ricketts, Dt Gordon, CA Barrett, R Weatherman, Dt Nunn, TA Low Row 1 - N. Gombioni. D. Matthews, J. Cornine, M. Oberhoitzer. M. Merico, J Gooch, D. Kuhn, D, Jacob. C. Heit Row 2 - J. Scott, S Simic. DA accent TtJt McClure. B Bridge. 8 Strohl. Mr Hawkins, 6. Cowan Row 3 - Mt Eslinger. Jt Stoggs. D. Brown J. McCoy, Dr Cundiff Wrestling Bring Home Anofher Troph y The Rockville WresTIers ended Their season wiTh o 7-7 record Our Boys sTunned Seeger by winning The Seeger lnviToTional Tourney and brought home 0 well earned Trophy, AfTer Tth They wenT on To The SecTionols where The Podcn Boys. Bill and George, come ouT on Top. Runners up were T. Simic, RT Horrel and S. STeworT. AT The regionols G. Podon placed 3rd and B. Podon was Conference Chomp in The '105 weighT clossT A welcome change To The wresTIing squad was The addiTionoI of The MOT Maids. They help boosT Team morale by leading cheers and promoTing wresTIing. Row 1 M Pobmson, B Podon, C Wnlson. G Podon T 8mech Young, P CorlihgTon Row 2 D Craig, J Novel, S Show, R EL: RT Horre1,S STewer1,S Skelton, D fl wvaom Row 3 Coach D. Lewis, '- T 'T Wei. C Wilson, A Soltermar: T ' i-IM', Asst. Coach D. Vuk ovITs 77 Basketball Teams Have Successful Seasons The girls varsity basketball team, coached by Larry Merico, had 0 season record of 12-94 The award winners were Penny Koenig with the free throw and the rebounding awards. Hope Stuffle had the Most Improved and the Dooley Mental Attitude awards. Kelly Wroy had the defense and Amy Tucker had the Hustle award. The girls Jr. Varsity, coached be Ge Harry, had a great season with a record of 46-4 losing only to Brazil 37-40. The eighth grade girls team coached by Ge Harry, had a record of 42-2. The team got beat in the final game of the Parke Co. Tourney by Mecco in 0 triple overtime losing only by one point. The Seventh grade teom coached by Paul Rosenboum. had a record of 6-6. Row 1 - M. Gregg, S. Scott, A Tucker, K Brown K WroyA P. Koenng, Coach Morlcu, H, Stuftle. B, Harry. A Block, L Goch, S. Myers. C Oberholtzer, Mgr D Seybold 3 v-l- ,. 13:, .lAunmr ,, . low 1 -- B Bemis, A Canton. M Gregg, A Willhne. T. Michael. Row 2 - Mgr K Weatherman, R Wirth, 5, Scott. S Myers. J Boller. S Dowell. A Block. G Corrington, Coach Harry. Row 1 - C, Riffs, L Gordon, J Estell, N. Crooks, K Harmless, J. Novel. M. Ciork, M. Riffe :ow 2 - Coach Harry, 3. Wolf, M, Nevins, C Barren, S Breedlove, T Timberlakel A ngle. Row 1 - A. Molloy. R. Robertson, J. Delong, J DeMoss, L. DeVore, D. Smith, J. Howensnne, C Chavez. J. Ellis Row 2 - M Smes, J. Horney, A. Rooks, T McMur'rry. Coach Rosenboum, SV Furr, B Lewis, B. Board, K WeomermonA 79 Track JUNIOR 8w SEMOI? HGH BO Y'S 8h GIRLS The Boy's Varsity track team had a winning season This year with a 7-6 record. They were second out of eight teams in the Norfh Vermillion relay. and were also second cm of six teams in the Ckoverdole relay. Eight runners qualified for The sectionols, School records were broken by George Podon in The two mile inh a Time of 40.27, and John Barrett in The discus with a throw of 43310. The Girl's Varsity frock also had a winning season with a record of 7-5. Amy Tucker and Amanda , . , - ' ' ,, r j. . . 44m: Wllhne both went f0 The regionols, - ' - - ' ' A 'u' . wuthhAmondo conhnumg to the Dow ono: Mgr K Horns4 Mgr G lebuml T Mendenhou, SBeverlv. B Delong. S Anghn P Seml-Sfcfe. Molloy. D Brown. J Kerr, 8 Podon. M Houghee, G Podon. Row two: I? Gardner M The Boys and Girls Junior High Stowe. T Thomas, E BodeIL r? Harrell I? Wheeler, C Wilson, A Beverly, S Show, D Muer OCR Teoms bOTh had winning F Clerk, S Myers, K Poynel Row 1hreo: Coach J Barren, B Stoggs, J Crust. P Gochv J seasons Tucker. B Rosensku, R Elkse M Snoop. J Barren, S Swalm, S Sondusky, S Svewen Asswsr Coach T Bodknns Row one: K Carpenter, T Eply, 8 Cum Brown, J Soltefmonn, M Wolfe Row Tvm: Coach G Cowon. M Obemonzer. 3 iv . J McCoy, C Barrett, 8 CundUH r2 Weatherman Row one: 5. Carpenter. A. Helt, B. Hallon. A. Carlton. A. Tucker. C. Oberhonzer. Row Mo: Coach G. Twomey, L. Wolfe. T. Michaels. A, WlIlhite. D Gregg, D. Decker. J. Hi . S Myets, J. Barrett. now one: A Molloy. A, Rooks, D. Smith. J DeLong. C. Holiday, S, McCord. J. Novel Row two: Coach 6 Hanyl M Sines. J. Horney, C BcarreM S. Woll, C. Weatherman, K. Harmless. B Lewis. L. Gordon. 61 Golf PWs Through Another Year The Rox golfers had a successful season this year, swinging to a winning record. The Rox high point of the year was the defeat of Greencastle who later was ranked 15th in the state golf pole. Steve Nelson, the Rox leading golfer. was named to the WRC All- Conference Team. In the sectionols, Steve won the right to advance to the regionols. The Rox posted a Ath place showing in the W.R.C. tournament with eight other schools competing. In sectional play the Rox placed 40th out of a twenty team field. Steve Nelson. Chris Low. Rob Jones, John Herrick. Brent Richmond. Tony Buck. Dovin Crooks. Coach Russ CompbelL GirPs Tennis Volleys Through A Rough Year. The girls Vorsify Tennis Team had a Tough year with 0 record of 1-41. The season sforfed with 0 match ogoinsf Founfoin Central on April 12, 49831 losing 1-4. During The middle of the season They had match with Montezuma. winning A-m The year ended wiTh sectionols which Rockville Iosf ogoinsf West Vigo 5-0. BeHer LUCK next year!!! i . 1mfgzwz$4T Wm; :1 m-QQ e -rO'xi-p . . . ...e.......-n....v.. ; X . .;a D McMumyA C, Block. S Dowell, L SWOIm, Coach R Campbell, 8. Harry LT Goch K, Brown, T MichoeIs ' 83 Baseball Slides Through Rough Season The Rox fielders had 0 somewhat disappointing season ending with a 6-42 varsity record. Although the Rox had a losing record there were high points in the season. The Rox smashed the Fomoin Central Team 45-3 in a five inning game. In Parke County Tournament play The Rox advanced by winning Ihe first game but stumbled in The second losing by 0 narrow margin. The Junior Varsity did play seven games and successfuliy won over the Rosedole Ho1shots. Varsity Baseball: Row 1. J. Nevins. T. Simic, M Mariano. T Smith Row 2 S. DeMoss. D. Poner, B Aumcn, J McIntyre Row 3: Coach John Clary. S White S. Gordon. M King B Gilmore Coach Steve Jones Row 4 J. Kerr. S. Moms, R Marshall. D Brown, 8. Prather. P, Malloy, Junior Vorsny' Row 1 S Whnel 8. Gimme S Gordon, M KIng Row 2 Coach John Gay, 8 Prother. 5, Moms R. MOIsholl, R. Gregg 85 Cheerleaders The school year starts early for ' the cheerleaders in order to ready . 3h e for County Fair Competition. . ' : Throughout the year, these spirit builders worked hard to keep enthusiasm rolling Competing for the spirit stick, decorating and pep sessions all helped meet their goal. Hordwork, talent and dedication are all important in cheerleading. Each year the Edna Jone Blockmore Award is given to a senior, this year, Suzy Smith. Varsity - S. Smith. A Tucker, M. Miller, 0 Block, J.V. - J. Case. B. Bemis. L. Lash, G. Corrington Freshmen - D McClure. B. Bemis. G, Curtis. C Brottion, Dv Gregg 81h - M. Clark. J. Estell, S, Selph. M. Nevins, S. Wolfe. 7th - J. Horney, Jt Howenstine, L, Devore, Jt Hon. A. Molloy. Spon. - Kendra Kuhn. ;-, H4 -.. A. i h-AJ 87 Roxettes Drum Majors TWIHers ,ak R. Reedy, M. Snopp. R. Lewis, n01 pictured C. Curtis. tow 1 B Horlon, T. Spengler. W. DeVore, A. Felemon. L. Curtis. Row 2 D McMumy, R Hendriks. T. Mclnyre. A. Block, M Horney, D. Decker, L, Swoiml R. Emmert D. Bousmon. A. Hen IN RETROSPECT 4982-83 Yearbook Staff Pufs School Year In Print Putting a yearbook together begins early in the summer. Each year the new editor and the advisor attend a yearbook workshop at Hanover College. As the school year started editor, Brion Rowe. and twelve rookie staff members faced the challenge of creating a pictorial history of the 1982- 83 school year. The yearbook staff is responsible for raising money to pay for producing the yearbook and for providing the publishing company with layouts. photographs. copy. and artwork that result in your finished yearbook. The 1982-83 Yearbook Staff consisted of: Brian Rowe. Editor, Lynn Soltermonn. Business Manager. Suzy Smith, John Milner, Cindy Boggerly, Melissa Barker, Down Decker, Terry Thomas. Sean Flonnigan. Mike Snopp, John Tucker, Jennifer Case, Beth Harry, Buffy Bemis, Jana Crltos. Advlsor. Media Pros. c. Wllson. V.P. B. Padan. Sec. II. Ellie. Trous, J. DoMoss Span. J. Orltos Row 1 - K. Davis. B. Podon. J. DeMoss. C, Wilson, L. Gregg, M. Riffs, A. Withereu Row 2 - P. Burris. L. Shell, T. McMunry, L. DeVore. D. Crooks. A. Rooks, K. Hollidoy, J. ElIis. D. Richardson Row 3 - J. Crites. J. Novel, S. Frazier, S. Furr, K. Weatherman, D. Smith, B. DeLong, J. Hall, M. Stifes, B. Mendenholl, R. Brown Business Spon. T. Alloo Row 1 - A. Matthews, R. Mozely, D. Porter. M. Wood, Row 2 - T. Hartman. B. Rowe. D. McMurTry, R. Wheeler, D. Richardson, L Duvcll, M. Barker, L. Solfermonn Newspaper Staff 7 Page ed. R. Emmen, Spon. L. lrobsf R. EmmerT, J. Barrett, L. Brobst. A. Motfhews. P. Koenig, M. Mueller, C. Wilson, T. Spengler, M. Wilburn, M. Gregg. L. Curtis, C. Oberhol'rzer, B. Gilmore, B. Semis, C. Low. 8. Carpenter, S. Show, R. Ellsworth, L Goch :u :t1 lQL l' ,f I? vs nah? fit Ari Spon. R. Jacks, Pros. S. Wood Soc. J. Cose, Row 1 - A. Gillespie. J. Jones, J. Lash, M. Millev, M. King Row 2 - C. Killen. A. Peacock. R, Jocks, Row 3 - C. Boggerly. J. Milner Photography Span. L. Brobst. Pros. G. Wilburn, Troas. S. Swoim, See. I. Spencer, G. Wilburn. K. White, L. Goch, S. Prother. S. Flonnigan, S. Swaim, C. Low, B. Harry, I. Spencer, L. Brobst 2 ?f 2 J.A. '2 Pros. R. Emmort, V. Pres. J. ; .15 Tucker Row 1 - T. Schlomer. D. McMurTy, B. Horlon. L. Curtis, B. Bemis Row 2 - L. SoHermon, T. Hartman, J. Butcher, S. Demoss. R. Ellis Row 3 - K. Sparks, R. Emmert, L. Wolfe, J. Tucker u Computer Pros. R. Jeft, V. Pres. 1'. Mendonhall. Sec. T. Sutherlln, Row 1 - K. Sparks, T. Sufherlin, R. Jetf, T. Mendenholl, L. Renwick Row 2 - B. Thompson. 3. Scott, C. Oberholtzer, R. Emmert, L. Curtis, L. Goch. M. Wilburn, L. Wolfe. G. Corringfon, R. Campbell. Row 3 - T. McCommon. J. White, D. Spencer, S. Flonigon, J. Tucker, M. Snopp. P. Corringfon, C. Wilson. R. Jones. M. King. F.T.A. Row 1 - L. Renwick. T. Schlomer, L. DuVoII, Row 2 -- A. Foreman, A. Matthews, T. Preston, K. Sparks, C. Byrd, P. Lohrmon E9 um: azs 2.1 on it National Honor Society Spon. Mr. Flshor, Mr. Savlo Pres. K. Brown, V. Pres. T. Smith, Sec. W. DeVore. Row 1 - K. Brown, W. DeVore, T. Smith, A. Tucker Row 2 - C. Block, D. Seybold, L. Wolfe, A. Hel'r, KA Payne, Row 3 - C. Curtis, R. Lewis, H. Stuffle, K. Brown. J. Pratt Student Council Pros. T. Smifh, V. Pres. C. Block. Soc. B. Bemis, Troas. D. Decker, Row 1 - B. Bemis, T. Smith, C. Block, D. Decker. Row 2 - A. Molloy. M. Gregg, K. Brown, M. Huber, P. Molloy, A, Willhife, L. Reedy, B. Harlan, Row 3 - R. Weatherman, J. McCoy. M. Rickeft, 8. Harry Lettermaws Span. L. Morlca. Row 1 - R. Horrel, T. Smith, R. Ellis. Row 2 - S. Smith. A. Block. B. Harry, A. Tucker, P. Koenig, K. Wroy, L. Goch, B. Horlon, C. Block, D. Seybold. M. Miller Row 3 - C. Oberholfzer, S. Carpenter, K. Taylor. L. Wolf, J. Barrett, M. Huber. R. Jones, C. Wilson. K. Payne. G. Pcdon Row 4 - M. McIntyre, M. Gregg, S. Scoff, J. Hill, G. Wilburn, T. Mendenholl. B. Podon. J. McIntyre, S. Myers, 5. Sondusky. S. Gordon Row 5 - D. Porter. P. Molloy. M. Snopp, B. Gilmore, J. Kerr, J. Tucker, R. Wheeler. F. Clark, 3. White. D. Miller Row 6 - S. Demoss, C. Wilson, J. Barrett, T. Buck, B. Aumon. Pep Spon. R. Jacks and J. Noel. Pros. 3. Harry, V.P. B. Harlan, Soc. 1'. Broedlovo, Tres. S. Lucas S. Breedlove, S. Selph, M. Clark. K. Harmless, T. Crowder. L. Gregg, J. Byrd, T. McMurfry, D. Aufry, L DeVore. K. Davis, D. Skelton, D. Smith, S. Eldridge. M. Gregg, J. Hill, M. Mclyfre, S. Burks, J. Estell, D. McClure, S. Corpenfer, D. Seybold, M. Horney, A. Carlton, P. Conder, T. Fronsfed, J. Hall, I. Spencer, P. Burris, R. Reedy, D. Cunningham, 3. Wolf, A. Block. C. Brotfoin, R. Hendrix, K. Hawkins, B. Bemis, H. Richardson, M. Nevins, N. Crooks, T. Michaels. L. Burdick, J. Howensfine, D. Gregg, K. Weatherman, S. Dowell, S. Myers, S. Furr, T. Truman, D. Board, P. Conners. J. Ellis, M. Sfites. B. Lewis, B. Parker, K. Holiday, A. Rooks, B. Br0wn. J. Hall, C. Beach. J. Novel. G. Curtis, L. Lightle, L. Shell, J. Delong. J. DeMoss, J. Horney. A. Malloyl M. Howkies, D. Kuhn, T.J. McClure, D. Jacobs, M. Merico, B. Bridge, J. Stoggs, B. Strohl, J. McCoy, W. Borron, M. Wirth, R. Kilbum, L. Cameron, l. Rowe, K. Frond, D. Morlcr, D. Ropp, G. Shay, B. Harlan, T. Breedbve, B. Harry. J Case, B. Bemis, M. Miller. A. Tucker, C. Block, S. I! . Mm . Smith - -- . .- Sr. High Strength Span. D. VukovlfsI Row 1 - J. Kerr, T. Buck, 8. Beverly, B. Podon, J. Jones, D. Crooks, S. Shelton, M. Loughlin, W. Frost, B. Prother. Row 2 - D. Goodwin, B. Gilmore, J. McIntyre, F. Clark, J. Dowd, S. Gordon, T. Young. R. Gregg, B. DeLong, B. Milner. D. Miller Row 3 - D. Vukovits, R. Gardner, 3. White, S. Swaim. J. Barrett, B. Rowsinski, A. Beverly, R. Ellis, 3. Show, B. 810995, J. Cris? Jr. High Strength Spon. D. Vukovlts, Row 1 - D. Bacon, N. Gomboioni, J1 Honner, J. Cornine, K. Dotson, J. Coty. D. Davis. D. Paddock, J. Pickett, B. Crist, B. Hompke, T. Brodburn, R. Corringfon, Row 2 - D. Brown, C. Barrett, D. Gordon, M. CompbelL D. Nunn, J. Horney, C. Borreff, A. Molloy, R. Weatherman, B. Cundiff, J. Ellsworhf, D. Monfegomery. D. Vukovi'rs Athletic Spon. - G. Cowan. G. Twomoy. Row 1 - G. Cowon, G. Twomey, Row 2 - M. Paddock. T. Clary, M. Rickett, D. Porfer, C. Barrett, T. McIntyre, D. Gcrring Row 3 - D. Nunn, C. Kellerman, M. Campbell, J. Ellsworth, R. Weatherman, D. Peacock, Row 4 - J. King, T. Flannigon, T. Low, G. Britton, S. Forrest, Row 5 - T. Dobbs, D. Thompson, S. Carver, B. White Row 6 - T. Brodburn, R. Vouters, M. Riffe, Row 7 - C. Riffs, C1 Barrett, T. Timberlake. Jr. High FFA L. Brudick, K. Guillioms, M. Krebs. Mr. Silllwoll. M. Clark Sr. High FFA Spon. Mr. Stillwoll. Pros. K. Brown, V. Pros. K. Riffe, Soc. C. Wilson Row 1 - S. Sondisky, C. Wilson, Row 2 - I Spencer, L. Vondiver. A. Soltermcnn, K. Brown, Row 3 - MrA Stillwell, B. Mendenholl. M. Butler. Row 4 - B. Daniels, J. Eply, T. Mendenhall, R. Gregg, B. Smiley. Row 5 - R. Cooper, S. Myers, J. Stillwell. .L Jones Hunting Spon. - Mr. Jones, Mr. Phllllps, Row 1 - M. chghee, B. Richmond, T. Young, Mr. Jones, W. Vondiver. R. Ellis, Row 2 - J. Dowd, M. Paddock, D. Porter, T. Clary. M. Ricketts. R. Crowder. Row 3 - L. Vandiver, J. Robertson. J. Herrick. R. McIntyre, D. Peacock, C. Helt. Row 4 - J. Sparks, J. Bishop, J. Scoff, T. Epley, J. Christ J. Soltermon, Row 5 - D. Confield, D. Skelton, T. Hartman, B. Thompson. K. Carpenfer, Row 6 - R. Wheeler. B. Beach. J. Mclnfyer, D. Porter. B. Rosenski, Row 7 - S. Gordon, J. Butcher, J. Sfillwell, D. Bousmon, J. Novel. Row 8 - B Jones, C. Wilson, M. Robenson, S. Show. Row 9 - F Clark. 8. Sondusky, S. White, J. Epley, T. Dobbs. Row 10 - J. Dillion, P. Jeffries, W. Frost, B. Prother, Row 11 - M. Wood, D. Thompson. Sr. High FHA Spon. L. Spun Pres. S. Morris V. Pres. K. Brown Soci. R. Abney Treas. F. Fisher Row 1 - R. Kilburn, L. Comeren, D. Marlor, F. Fisher, R. South. Row 2 - K. Frank, I. Rowe, K. Brown, R. Abney, M. Corr, Mrs. Spurr. Jr. High FHA Spon. L. Spurr - Pres. R. Brown, V. Pros. R. Robert Sect. J. Solfermon Tros. M. Krebs Row 1 - R. Brown, 8. Crist M. Poden, K. Carpenter, M. Krebs. Mrs. Spurr. Row 2 - J. Solfermon. A. Wifheroll, D. Montgomery, K. Guillioms. D. Hensler. D. Morlor, R. Roberson. A. Robinson. Perspectives Spon. - T. Rosqs. Burgess. Row 1 - M. Mueller, Row 2 - J. Barrett, R. Lewis, R. Emmerf, S. Smith, J. Miller, Row 3 - J. Losh, H. Richardson, M. Miller, J Milner, J. Tucker, Row 4 - D. Reocock. C. Wilson, L. Lash, R. Marshall, Row 5 - L. Reedy, C. Block, A. Willhi're Jr. High Band Spon. - 1'. Ross 3. Burgess. Row 1 - A, Moloy, J. Horney. T. McMurtry, K. Weatherman, J. Howenstein, R. Robertson, Row 2 - B. Parker, M. SfiTes. A. Rooks, J. Hail, J. Delong, J. DeMoss, B. Lewis, J. Pickett Row 3 - K. Holiday, D. Davis, J. Bishop, T.J. McClure. B. Bridge, M. Eslinger, M. Oberholfzer, R. Ccrrington Row 4 - C. Hel'r, J. Cody. A. Witherell. D. Matthews. Sr. High Band Spon. - T. Ross 3. Burgess. Row 1 - C. Cur is, R. Lewis, S. Carpenter, L. Losh, C. Oberholfzer, L. Curtis, C. Beach, T. Crowder, S. Breedlove, D. Cunningham, M. Mueller, D. Craig Row 2- D. Gregg, L. Lightle, J. Movel, E. Martin, J. Boiler. T. Timberlake, S. Lucos, K. Pruner, K. Harrison, L. Gregg, D. Crooks, J. Butcher, D. Spencer. J. Eslinger, P. Corrington Row 3 - M. Riffe, N. Crooks, K. Hawkins, C. Riffe. S. Brown. L. Shell, B. Homkey, D. Beol, D. Peacock H Richardson B. Delong, C Low R. Reedy, D Woldridge, C Block, D. Seybold, Row 4 - B Sfoggs T. Thomas M. Snopp, C. Wilson, K. Poyne Drama Pros. - 1'. Smlth. V.P. - J. Barre , Soc. - R. Turnlpsood. Treat. - T. Slmlc, Spon. - T. Rosql. Burgess Row 1 - J. Barrett, T. Smith, Row 2 - J. Lash, G. Wilburn, L. Reedy. I. Spencer, P4 Winder, Row 3 - J. Navel, T. Thomas, M. Mueller, J. Milner, D. Decker, L. Swoim, C. Curtis. Not Pictured - T. Simic, R. Turnipseed H.S. Choir Spon. - T. Roqu. Burgess. Row 1 - D. Spencer. R. South, B. Stoggs. Row 2 - K. Paddock, T. Spengler, T. Preston, T. McIntyre, Row 3 - C. Curtis, M. Wilburn, M. Mueller. Row 4 - G. Wilburn, J. Milner, Row 5 - J. Barrett J.H. Choir Spon. - T. Roqu. Burgess Row 1 - M. Clark, K. Holiday, A. Engle, T. Truman, C. Helt, Row 2 - K. Davis, D. Board, J. Ellis, J. Esta , S. Selph. K. Harmless, C. Ncgel, Row 3 - J. McCoy. D. Durnil, L. Burdlck. B. Brown, C. Barrett M. Krebs, K. Guilliams, J. King, A. Witherell. French Pros. J. Pratt, V. Pros. B. Harlan, Soc. D. Decker. Troas. R. Jones, Spon. L. lurnoHo Row 1 - J. Pratt. B. Harlan, D. Decker, R. Jones, L. Burnette Row 2 - B. Bemis, A. Carlton. L. Wolfe. L. Swaim, C. Block. A. Half, A. Tucker, Row 3 - C. Curtis, B. Gilmore, M. Horney, T. Breedlove, K. Taylor, M. Huber, M. Snapp. R. Marshall Spanish Spon. M. Hlnos. Row 1 - K. Paddock. S. Scof'r, M. Hines, J. Hill, Row 2 - T. Smith, 8. Stoggs Latin Pros. K. Poyne, Soc.-Troas. D. Seybold, Span. G. Cowan Row 1 - S. Herrick, A. Beverly, S. Monts, P. Malloy, D. Brown, P. Carrington, P. Goch, J. Tucker, K. Payne, J. Eslinger, J. Nevins, D. Waldridge, C. Wilson, G. Cowon. Row 2 - S. Carpenter, J. Boller, L. Lash, 3. Cooper, D. McClure, A. Block, S. Dowell, D. Gregg, C. Brofoin, R. Hendrix, G. Corring'ron, B. Bemis, A. Willhite, M. Mueller, Row 3 - L. Curtis. D. Seybold. L. Reedy. T. Michael, C. Oberholfzer, D. Craig Science 4 Span. - J. Clary Row 1 - G. Britton. L. Lighfle, N. Crooks, J. Estell, K. Harmless, T. Fronsfed, T. Truman. D. Goring, T. Flonnigon Row 2 - A Engle, T. Crowder. C. Beach, C. Kellermon, T. Low. P. Conners, J. King, R. Jef'r, B. White, Row 3 - S. Brown, R. Morfin. K. Hawkins. 3. Breedlove. T, Timberlake, D. Beale, K. Pruner, M. Wood, J. Clory Chess Span. - E. Smith. Row 1 - J. Honner, C. Helf, G. Pembon, K. Dodson, A. Martin, C. Tumey Row 2- K. Harrison, 8. Lucas, R. Ccrrington, M. Martin, D. Beale, M. Dockery, J. Sparks, D. Durnil, J. Cody, D. Davis, J. Ccrnine, B. Cundiff Row 3 - E. Smith, R. Ellsworth, M. Wirth, W. Barron, M. Stowe, B. Smiley, S. Anglin, R. Jeff. M. Butler, D. Spencer, 5. Skelton. A. Soltermonn CARRIE MAURER THANK YOU! For Buying A Yearbook. Dick Maurer Jostews American Yearbook Company 'r u PATRON ADVERTISING Adams Laundromat Bantu Abstract Company Calico Haylofl Citizens State Bank De Leises Fabric Shop Huffmams T.V. Lawson Sports Mikes Motors Max-And-Phyllis Morgan 6.0. 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Jenerson INLAND WW , Rockville, Ind. 47m. 53'95 WW Phone: 317-569-5100 VIC'S CLOTHING MARTIN STORE LAUNDROMAT AND CLEANERS Owners Buich 8: Sherry Dobson Congmtula?lons 1'0 ?he Class Of H83 East Side or Sq. Rockvillel IN lj- CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS GARDEN Rooms; HARSHAOK STYLNGSALON N. Sldo 0! Square Rockvlllo, IN AAAAAAAAAAA Abney. Mike: 52 Abney. Rose: 44, 99 Anglin, Scott: 44, 72, 80, 403 Ankrom. Tryce: Nigon, Robert: 30. 44. 73. 84. Aufry, Down: 59 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Bacon, David: 59. 7O Bacon, Scott: 8, 44. 42. 30. 35 Boggerly, Cynthia: 8, 34, 39 Boggerly, Tim: 48 Borker. Melissa: 26, 94 80516944. Chris: 56. 70, 79, 84. 4 Barrett, Christy: 56. 84 Borreff, John: 48, 68. 80 Barrett, Joymie: 8. 42, 48. 24. 25. 35. 69. 96, 400, 404 Barron, Wendy: 52, 403 Beach, Brod: 28, 44, 98 Beach. Chondo: 56, 403 Beol, David: 56, 403 Beacker. P04: 8, 35 Bemis, Briff: 3, 52. 54, 74, 78. 402, 406 Bemis. Buffy: 3, 5, 6, 22, 48. 74. 94. 94, 402 Beverly, Andy: 27, 44, 45, 80. 97, 402 Beverly, David: 59, 70 Beverly, Steve: 52, 68, 80 Block, Angie: 28. 52. 74, 78. 79, 402 Block, Celia: 2. 44, 42, 22, 41', 46, 83. 96, 400, 402, 406 Bishop, Jason: 59, 98, 400 Board, Deanna: 59, 79, 40 4 Bodell, Erik: 52, 72, 80 Boller, Julie: 52, 78, 402 Bousmon, Daniel: 44, 98 Bousmon, Down: 8, 48, 24, 25, 35, 406 Bradburn, Ted: 56, 70 Branch. Teresa: 59 Brotfoin. Candy: 3. 52, 402 Bray, Sandy: Breedlove, Shelley: 56, 79, 403 Breedlove, Tracey: 44, 402 Bridge, Bobby: 70. 59, 400 Brmon. Greg: 56. 403 Brown, Bobby: 56 Brown, Buffie: 60, 404 Brcgwn, Dean: 3. 52, 53, 68, 80. 4 Brown, Doug: Brown, Kim: 8, 22. 24, 26, 27. 34, 34, 35, 36, 74, 78, 83 Brown, Kelly: 22. 26. 44, 99 Brown. Lou Ann: Brown, Robby: 59. 80, 99 Brown, Scott: 27, 44 Brown, Susan: 56. 403 Buck, Tony: 4. 48, 68, 82 Burdick, Lori: 56, 98, 404 Burks, Shelcy: 5, 48 Butcher, Joe: 44, 94, 98, 400 Butler. Mark: 52, 68, 98, 403 Byrd, Cindy: 48. 94 Byrd, Jennifer: Byrum, Tim: 48 CCCCCCCCCC Caldwell, Jim: 52 Caldwell, Scott: 44 Cameron, Lisa: 48, 99 Campbell, Mike: 56, 70 Confield, Don: 28, 44, 98 Confield, Ron: 44 Carlton, Angie: 48. 78. 84. 402 Cornine, Jamie: 59, 72. 403 Carpenter, Kevin: 59. 80, 98. 99 7V Carpenter, Shelly: 48. 74, 78. 84, 96, 402 Corr, Monica: 48, 99 Corrington, Gail: 48, 22, 94. 402 Corgggfon, Paul: 3, 44 4 Corrington, Ryan: 59, 400. 403. Carver, Sfocy: 56 Case, Jennifer: 48, 94 Chandler, Gory: 52 Chovis, Chris: 59, 79 ChrisT, John: 52. 80, 98 Clark, Donnie: 52 Clark, Frank: 48. 68, 80. 98 Clerk, Mary Jo: 56, 79, 98. 404 Clary. Tim: 56, 98 Clodfelfer, David: 48 Cody. Jim: 59, 400, 403 Cole, Ruth Ann: Conner. Poffi: 56, 60. 403 Conrad. Ellen: 44 Cooper, Gory: 48. 68 Cooper, Kim: 8 Cooper. Roger: 44. 98 Cooper, Shelia: 44 124 Craig, Daneo: 52, 74, 402 Crisf, Billy: 59, 99 Crooks, Davin: 52, 68, 82 Crooks, Nicole: 56, 89, 403 Crosley, Ron: 52 Crowder, Jeff: 8, 35 Crowder, John: 8, 30 Crowder, Kevin: 48 Crowder, Roger: 56 Crowder, Tina: 56, 403 Cundiff, Billy: 59, 70, 80, 403 Cunningham, Dean: 8, 30 Cunningham, Deanne: 52 Curtis, Christina: 8, 22, 30, 35, 400, 404, 402 Curtis, Daniel: 59, 70 Curtis, Elizabeth: 40, 48, 74, 94, Curfia, Bidgefz 52 Curtis, Todd: 48 DDDDDDDDDDDDD Daniel, Brod: 44 Davis, Dole: 400, 403 Davis, Karen: 59, 404 Decker, Down: 2, 6, 24, 44, 46, 84, 404, 402 DeHaven, Jeff: 8 DeLaaOng, Bre4t: 68, 52, 53, 85, 4 DeLamg, Jenny: 59, 66, 79, 84, 4 O DeMoss, Jill: 59, 79, 400 DeMoss, Scott: 28, 44, 73, 84, 94, 96 DeVore, Laura: 7, 59, 64, 79 DeVore, Wendy: 8, 22, 24, 25, 35, 37, 406 Dillon, Jim: 43, 44, 98 Dobbs, Tim: 56 Dockery, Michelle: 8, 35 Dockery, Mike: 56, 403 Dobson, Kevin: 59, 72 Douglas, Tino: 59 Dowd, Jody: 52, 68, 98 Dowell, Sandy: 3, 52, 54, 74, 78, 83, 402 Durnil, Davin: 59, 407 Duvoll, Lisa: 48, 94 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Earl, Travis: 59 Edmonds, Jimmy: 48 Eldridge, Stephanie: 59 Ellis, Jodi: 59, 79, 404 Ellis, Ron: 8, 2, 35, 69, 80, 94, 96, 97, 98 Ellsworth, Jerry: 56, 70 Ellsworhf, Ruby: 52, 403 Emmerf, Rhonda: 8, 48, 35, 94, 400, 406 Engle, Alisa: 56, 404, 403, 79 Epley, Jeff: 98 Epley, Tim: 59, 80 Eslinger, Jeff: 3, 28, 44, 400. 402 Eslinger, Mike: 59, 400 Estell, Julie: 56, 70, 404, 403 FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Fculds, Frank: 8 Foulds, Lisa: 56 Foulds, Perry: 48 Ferguson, David: 8 Ferguson, Rob: 52 Fischer Freda: 44, 99 Flonigon, Sean: 2, 44, 48, 94 Flanigon, Tim: 56, 403 Foreman, Amy: 48, 94 Foreman, Beth: 56 Forrest, Shown: 72 Frank, Kim: 44, 99 Fronsted, Tina: 56, 60, 403 Frazier, Shellie: 52 Frost, Wally: 2, , 44, 97, 98 Fun, Shelly: 60, 79 GGGGGGGGGG Gomboiani, Nick: 60, 70 Gardener, Ron: 44, 68, 80 Goring, Dan: 5, 56, 403 Gillespie, April: 8, 23, 30, 35, 37, 93 Gilmore, Ben: 2, 22, 23, 24, 25, 48, 68, 84, 402 Goch, Lynn: 8, 36, 70, 79, 83, 94, 96 Goch, Peter: 3, 52, 80, 102 Goins, Brenda: 44, 406 Gooch, Jeff: 44 Gooch, Jody: 60, 70 Goodman, Mondonno: 60 Goodman, Melissa: Goodwin, Chris: 8, 34, 36 Goodwin, David: 52 Gordon, Doug: 57 Gordon, Libby: 57, 79, 84 Gordon, Steve: 48, 68, 84, 98 125 126 Gordon, Teresa: 8 Greene, Douglas: Greenwell, Richard: 57 Gregg, Donno: 27, 52, 84, 402 Gregg, Jeff: Gregg. Lori: 57 Gregg. Mary: 40,48, 74, 78 Gregg, Rob: 52, 84, 98 Grimes, Donna: 48 Guerrettoz, Joe: 44 Guilgoms, Kathie: 57, 98, 99. 4 4 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Hall, Janna: 59, 60, 400 Honner, Jim: 60, 403 Homke, Bart: 57, 70 Hordesty, Trocy: 28, 36 Horlon, Bonnie: 40, 22, 45, 46, 84, 96, 402 Harmless, Kim: 57, 79, 84, 404. 403 Harmon, John: 8, 36 Hcrney, Jessica: 79, 84, 60, 400 Horney, Megan: 48, 402 Harrell, Roy: 8, 80, 96 Harris, Kevin: 49, 80 Harrison, Ke-nefh: 57, 90, 403 Harry, Beth: 3, 49, 74, 78, 83. 94, 96 Hort, Donna: 8, 23, 36 HorTmon, Tommy: 45, 94, 98 Houghee, Many: 53, 68, 80, 98 Hawkins, Kelly: 57 Hawkins Mike: 49, 70 Helf, Angela: 22, 26, 27, 44, 45. 84, 402 Hen, Chrisfopher: 60, 98, 400. 404, 403 Hendrix. Rebecca: 53, 402 Henseler, Down: 60 Herrick, John: 53, 68, 82, 98 Herrick, Rick: 8, 36 Herrick, Scott: 53, 402 Hill, Judy: 48, 84 402 Hogarth, Helen: 53 Holodoy, Kristi: 60, 84, 400, 404 Hopkins, Linda: 8, 44, 36 Hovagnstein, Joi: 59, 60, 64, 79. 4 Huber, Melinda: 8, 44, 48, 22. 24, 26, 34, 34, 37, 39, 69, 96, 402 Humphress, Sean: 49 JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ Jacob, Daniel: 60, 7O Jeffries, Phil: 27, 45, 98 Jeff, Raymond: 57. 403 Jeff, Robert 45, 68, 94, 403 Johnson, Eric: 60 Jones, Cathy: Jones. Dale: 72 Jones, Joy: Jones. Jay: 53 Jones, John: 8. 98 Jones, Rob: 22, 45, 73, 82, 94. 96, 402 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKK Komplain, Estelene: 57 Kudor, Bobby: 60 . I Chuck: 53 Ixulermon, Cole: 56, 57, 403 Kerr, Jeff: 53, 68. 80, 84 Kilburn. Robin: 49, 99 KiIIen, Cameron: 94 King, Joson: 57, 404, 403 King, Monty: 22, 49, 73, 84, 94 Koenig, Penny: 8, 44, 36, 78. 96, 406 Krebs, Michelle: 57. 98, 99, 404 Kuhn, David: 60, 70 IIIlIlLlIlllllIIllll Lash, Jennifer: 53, 93, 404, 406 Losh, Laura: 49, 404, 402 X, Loughlin, Mike: 53 Low, Chris: 53, 82, 400 Low, Tom: 57, 70, 403 Lee, Mike: 8 Leonard, Mike: 8, 36 Lewis, Bryan: 45 Lewis. Bonney: 60, 79, 84, 400 Lewis. Paul: 8 Lewis, Rhonda: 8, 34, 39, 400. 406 Lightle, Lee Etta: 57. 403 Lippencoff, Shown: 49 Long, Bob: 60 Long, Toni: 8, 44, 36 Long, Todd: 53 Lucas, Scott: 45 Lucas, Seon: 57, 400. 403 MMMMMMMMMM Molloy, Ann: 60, 79, 81, 100 Malloy, P01: 3, 21, 53, 68, 80, 84, 102 Marietta, Mike: 8, 24, 25, 37, 69, 84, 85 Morlor, Denise: 60, 99 Morlor, Denzell: 45, 99 Marshall, Rob: 53, 68, 84, 102 Martin, Adorn: 103 Martin, Elaine: 57, 103 Martin, Gary: 8, 37, 69 Martin, Mike: 60, 70, 103 Moshewske. Chris: 57, 70 Moshewske. Scott 60, 70 Mofhews, Angie: 28, 48, 49, 71, 94 Mathews, Donald: 60, 70, 100 Mazely, Robyn: 45 Mendenholl, Aaron: 60 Mendenholl, Belinda: 45 Mendenholl, Edward: 8, 37 Mendenhall, Tim: 49, 80, 94 Mendenholl, Todd: 49, 72, 98 Mendenholl, Paul: 8, 38 Merico, M011: 60, 70 McCommon, Tony: 49, 94 McClure, Dione: 53, 102 McClure, Thomas: 70, 60, 100 McCord, Stephanie: 60, 81 McCoy, Jeff: 60, 72, 80, 101 McDonald, Cindy: 45 Mggtyre. Jerry: 45, 68, 84, 96, McIntyre, Mary: 10, 49, 71 McIntyre, Teri: 53, 101, 106 McIntyre, Tommy: 57, 70 McMurfry, Tony: 8, 18, 30, 37 McMunry, Debbie: 45, 83, 94 McMurTry, Tomro: 60, 79, 100 Michael, Tonya: 23, 53, 71, 78, 81, 83, 102 Miller, David: 5, 49, 68, 80 Miller, Doug: 57, 70 Miller, Joe: 18, 53, 68 Miller, Michele: 10, 22, 28, 18, 49, 96, 106 Milner, Bob: 53 Milner, John: 18, 8, 30, 38, 41, 100, 101 Monf25, Scott: 3, 53, 68, 84, 85, 10 Moron, Richard: 53 Morris, Sherry: 8, 38 Mozley, Richard: Mugger, Marie: 8, 18. 38, 101, 1 Myer2s, Sheila: 3, 71, 78, 53, 81, 1O Myers, Steve: 45, 68, 80, 96. 98 NNNNNNNNNNNNN Novel, Janet: 57, 79, 81 Novel, Jim: 45, 68, 98, 101 Neese, Kelly: 8, 39 Nelson, Steve: 53, 82 Nevins, Charles: 8 Ne1x8r2ms, Jim: 3, 6, 21, 22, 45, 84, Nevins, Michelle: 19, 57, 58 Norman, Bryon: Norman, Debbie: V Nunn, Doug: 57, 70 0000000000 Oberholfzer, Cheryl: 22, 49, 71, 78, 81, 94, 96 Oberholtzer, Mike: 23, 61, 70, 80, 100 Ogle, Sondra: 53 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP Podon, Bill: 10, 22, 49, 72. 80 chgn, George: 8, 39, 72, 80, Podon, Mike: 61. 99 . - v twp . , ., M ,7 V Paddock, Dean: 61, 7O Paddock, Kelli: 53, 101, 102 Paddock, Mark: 56, 70 Paddock, Steve: 45 Parker, Beth: 61, 100 Possmore, Denice: 53 Payne, Kevin: 2, 22, 45, 72, 80, 96, 100, 102 Peacock, Andrew: 45 Peacock, D019: 45 Peacock, Dorin: 57, 70, 98 Peacock, James: Penibon, Jerry: 61, 103 Pickett, Jon: 61, 72, 100 Pinegor, Michelle: 57 Porter, Dane: 21, 45, 96, 98, 84 Poner, Dirk: 70, 98 Potts, Sonic: 49 Prother, Bryant: 53, 84 Prother, Scott: 45 127 1Z8 Pratt, John: 44, 45, 94, 102 Preston, Tracy: 53. 94, 101, 106 Price, Tim: 49 Pruner, Kevin: 57. 103 RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Ropp, Donny: 57, 72 Reeder, Beth: 53 Reedy, Elizabeth: 53. 102, 101 Reedy, Rhonda: 54, 100 Renwick, Lona: 45, 94 Richardson, Debra: 49 Ricrbordson, Heather: 57, 100, 1 6 Richmond, Brent: 54. 68. 82, 98 Rickett, Michael: 57, 70, 98 Riffs, Carolyn: 57, 79 Riffe. Kevin: 98 Riffs, Marilyn: 57, 79 Robertson, Rondo: 61, 79, 99, 100 Robinson, Amy: 61 Robinson, James: 45, 98 Robinson, Michael: 77 Rooks, Alyssa: 61, 79, 81, 100 Rosenski, Bob: 8, 39, 68, 80, 98 Ross, David: 45 Ross, John: 54 . Rowe, Brian: 3, 8, 24. 30, 39, 91 Rowe, Inez: 45. 99 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Sanders. Tommy: 61 Sondusky, S1on: 21, 49, 68, 80. 98 Schilling, Troy: Schlomer, Theresa: 49, 94 Scott, John: 61 Scott, Stephanie: 21, 22, 49. 71, 78,98, 102 Selph, Shawnee: 57, 101 Seybold, Deane: 22, 45, 78, 96. 100, 102 Show, Chris: 49, 91 Show, Scott: 54. 68, 80 Shay, Gory: 57 Shell, Debbie: 8,1 8, 30, 38, 106 Shell, Leslie: 49 Shorter, Billie: 54 Simic, Steve: 61. 70 Simic, Tim: 8, 18, 24, 28, 39. 84 Simpson, Nick: 54 Skelfon. Down: 61, 98 Skelton, Shown: 54, 103 Skelton, Stan: 45 Skelfon, Terri: 39 Smiley, Bill: 46, 98, 103 Smith, Diana: 60, 79, 81 Smith, Janie: 57 Smith, Suzy: 8, 11, 18, 2'3, 24. 34, 37, 38, 40, 91, 96 100 Smith, Tim: 8, 11, 18, 2C. 22, 24, 31, 37, 39, 73, 84, 96. 102, 101 Snopp, Michael: 15, 22, 48, 73. 50, 80, 90, 94. 100 Solfermcmn, Allen: 54, 98, 103 Soltermonn, John: 61, 80, 99 Soltermonn, Lynn: 26, 22, 46. 91, 94 South, Robin: 46, 101, 106 Spengler, Tomi: 18, 49, 101, 106 Sparks, Kathy: 46, 94 Sparks, Jimmy: 98, 61, 103 Spencer, lngo: 54, 98 Spencer, Duwoyne: 50, 94. 101. 103 810995, Brod: 50. 80, 100. 102 310995, Joey: 61. 70 Stanton, Ron: 8 Stein, Rebbecco: 8, 34, 39 Stewart, Steve: 50, 8O Stillw'ell, Jamie: 46, 98 811195, Mary: 61, 79, 81, 100 Stowe, Michael: 54, 80, 103 Stowe, Willie: 8, 30, 69 S1rohl, Brandon: 61, 7O Sfrohl, Erica: 39 Stuffle, Hope: 8, 22, 24, 26, 40. 34, 39, 71, 78 Stumph. David: 8, 4O Sutherlin, Terri: 27, 46, 94 Swoim, Laura: 18, 24, 46, 83. 100, 102 Swoim, Sam: 54, 54, 68, 80 Sykes, Paulo: 46 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Tauey,BMy:40 Taylor. Carl: 8, 20, 35, 38, 40, 69 Taylor, Keriem Thom, Mike: 8, 40 Thomas, Christine: Thomas, J: 54 Thomas, Mike: Thomas, Terry: 26, 46 Thomas, Tim: 54, 80. 100 Thompson, David: 72. 98 Thggnpson, Rebecca: 46, 94. Timberlake, Teresa: 57, 79, 103 Tims, Lisa: Trobom, Robin: 8, 30, 40 Truman. Tracie: 57, 101 Tucker, Amy: 21, 26, 22, 30. 44, 46, 71, 78. 81, 96, 102 Tucker, John: 3, 5, 22, 48, 50, 68, 80, 90, 94, 102 Tumey, Chrissy: 61, 103 Turnipseed, Robbie: 8, 69 VVVVVVVVVVV Voufers. Ross: 57, 72 Vondivier, Larry: 46, 98 Vondivier, Wayne: 68, 98 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV Woldridge, Doug: 54, 100 Woldridge. Rhea: 8, 4O Wormoufh, Terry: 50 Weatherman, Kristo: 61, 71, 78, 81, 100 Weatherman, Ross: 57, 70. 80 Wheeler, Ron: 46, 72, 80, 96, 98 Whife. Brod: 57. 103 White, James: 46 White, Kay: 54 White, Scott: 50. 68. 84, 98 Wilburn, Gino: 8. 18, 40, 68, 96 Wilburn, Moripotf: 18, 50. 68. 80, 94, 101, 106 Willhife, Amanda: 3. 10. 21, 54. 71,72,78,81,102 Willhife, Andy: 8. 34, 37, 38, 40 Williams, Andrea: 54 Wilson, Chadd: 50, 68, 98 Wilson, Charles: 18, 50, 72, 80, 94, 96 Wilson, Chris: 9, 54, 100, 102 Wimmer, Jeff: 8, 40 Winder, Annette: 8, 41 Winder, Pom: 50, 101 Wirth, Marnie: 54, 103 Wirth, Rene: 71 Witherell, Andy: 61, 99, 100 Wolf, Staci: 56, 58. 79, 81 Wolfe, Leslie: 22, 46, 94, 96. 102 Wood, Sandy: 8, 41, 93 Wood. Debbie: 46 Wood, Don: 50 Wood, Doug: 8 Wood, Marvin: 57, 103 Wood, Mike: 46, 98 Wroy, Kelly: 8, 20, 35, 38, 22. 41. 71, 96 YYYYYYYYYYYYY Young,Todd:54,68,98 :2