Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

I1 Environment For: opportunity challenge School is an environment for the students. It provides them with a place to learn, to meet people and to have fun in extracurricular activities. The school environment gives the student the opportunity to become whatever he or she desires. School is one of the places a student can use their experiences to prepare for the future. During the time spent as a student, they grow in many different ways. Besides maturig physically, they mature academically, emotionally and socially. Recent changes in the curiculum and the faculty provide an even broader range of areas for students to grow 1n. 1 k1: Growth Challenge School is an environ- ment where opportuni- ty knocks daily. Oppor- tunities fall into many diverse categories. Al- though these opportuni- ties are present, they are not always taken ad- vantage of. Students who choose to work in various school depart- ments are gaining ex- perience that will be valuable to them later in life. Convocations and in school demonstrations like Starlab, a portable planetarium, are avail- able only a short time, but provide students with the opportunity to explore areas. Besides taking advan- tage of the chance to study in a foreign coun- try, Foreign Exchange Students J immi J chann- son and Peder Pedersen provide Rockville stu- dents with the opportu- nity to experience and learn about different cultures. Opportunities are there for everyone, what is gained from them is up to the indi- vidual. Ln, growth opportunity School may provide the first challenge in a persons life. An individual may be challenged in many ways. Challenges may arise in athletics, scholastics, or extracurricular activities. The ever present challenge to be the best may cause an individual to go beyond what is expected of him. Enrolling in harder classes and striving to excel in them is a perfect example of challenge. Building a robot in advanced physics class is another example. Another challenge is available to Seniors. Some of them chose to take Senior Composition for college credit. This gives those students a headstart in preparing for college. Challenge is vital to a student's daily development. Without challenge no progress is made. lint: . When students think of school, they naturally think of homework and tests. But contrary to that opinion, THERE IS MORE. SCHOOL IS: Fighting your way through the 200 hallway 6:00 am. Band practice Staying past 10:00 for late night rehearsal Scoring the winning basket Running for a long touchdown Hitting a last second free throw Dozing in study hall Surviving trips on the fan bus Working late on yearbook layouts before a deadline Going to LaTour with Modern Language Club Getting out of class without a pass Homeroom or report card day Finding a table at lunch Canned Tomatoes SEVENTH MALE ROX RESULTS FEMALE QUESTION: thch kind of Lenms 50017 shoes do you prefer? ADDIDAS NIKE CONVERSE 2992; 2978 O 0 Z C11 :3 U3 H O O 2 E :0 ED t9 257a EDIIN .4 $ SVGIGV Jenny Ader Kelly Allen Chris Andrews Shanna Andrews Stacy Asher Greg Barrett Brian Batdorf Traci Bennett David Bcrgner Shannon Beverly Tom Boller Chester Brown Jimmy Byrd Cordia Ccsigner Jill Chapman Daniel Chavis Brandi Coddington Angie Collings Jennifer Crabtree Dawn Dieter John Doan Brian Doty Krista Dwyer v Lisa Edgar Tammy Evans Scott Freed Ted Gahimer Tony Gambaiani Chrisly Games Matthew Garrett Mall. Garrison Chad Gordon Lewis Gosseu Jody Greene Rose Hahn David Handley Cassey Holaday Mall Jacob Mark Jones Pal Kent Mitch Laughlin Andrea Lash Tricia Lewis Chuck Liddle Beverly Mcllhenny Bill McMichaeI Mike Miller Conrad Nicholas Becky Oldham Ricky Oldham Gram. Olson Kenny Pearson Dan Pickett Kelly Pugh Not pictured: Brian Chadwick John Waldridge Studying hard. seventh graders Tony Gambaiani. Greg Barrett. Mall Jacob, and Mike Wood do their homework in the Media Center. 10 MALE ROX RESULTS FEMALE 3? QUESTION: Who 15 your favorite E Chicago Bears player? g , 3570 f ' 2970 E , 259:, 252, 1' 1m 31 U E z 5 g; g E . z 3: U O z ?3: '9 . O Z x- I Am Rob Jason Robertson Angie Rohe Wendy Rose John Sellers Charlie Shorter Bridgette Siddens Kevin Simpson Melissa Smiley Chad Smith Kelly Sparks Steve Swaim Brenda Thom Eric Thompson Ann Timberlake James Trahan Darrell Wagner Tony Wagner Jenny Whalen Kim While Michelle Wilhite Chris Williams Mike Wood 11 Jason Abney Jennifer Allee Paula Auman Suzanne Baal Gregg Breedlove Penny Brooks Jean Brown Jim Brown Jim Burdick Matt Caldwell Jenni Campbell Lisa Clary Angie Crabtree Gerry Crabtree Sam Crowdcr Jennifer Damewood Melissa Deubner Jeff Earl Stacey Earl Marty Engle Eric Eslinger Mandy Foxworthy Wilham Girdler Andrea Goggins Eighth grade Cheerleaders Suzanne Beal and Jennifer Damewood practice during weekly cheerleader practice in the gym. 12 MALE ROX RESULTS FEMALE QUESTION: What's your favoriLc kmd of coke? co .5 $9 1.310 3x03 mums 3g OISSV'IO E? $ OISSV'IO Kim Greenwell Brad Gregg Shannon Greene Chris Grider Sara Harless Brice Harry - Chris Hubble Jenmfer Huseman Brian Jackson Chris Jones Derek Jones Tabalha Keller Becky Kerr i Kristie Kilburn f Bob Lalhrop Derek Marlin David Merica Donna Michael Gina Michael John Millspaugh Jeannette Moran Rick Morgan Wesley Nutl Chris Padan 13 Dean Paddock Jeff Paris Lyn Pefley Elaine Perry Roxy Ralcliff Stephanie Reeder Rikkl Reedy Troy Sanders Eric Schaxbley Nikki Seybold Amy Siddens Becky Sxmic Chris Smmpson Brian Smith Tom Sparks Christy Spurr Mike Sullwell Randy Sluller Jennifer Swinehan Chrissy While Kent White RODDIO While Michella Widger Tim Wogman Bill Wood Cheryl York Not pictured: Michael Adams Chris Cogdil Shannon Greene Jim Hagerman Dan McIlhenny Billy Richxe John Tolan Bill Whilcomb Talking during lunch. seventh graders Ann Robb. Bridgett Siddens, Charlie Shorter, and Jill Chapman converse while eating in the 14 cafelena. ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX . LE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROC w OCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX RR, ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE R9 VILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLR ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROC ,. E ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX KVIL LE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVI 3X ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROXRO ILLE RQX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE Rom :Ir ILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCK ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX , ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILL XVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX RQE. ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ' LE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKV J CKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX RR , I ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE. ?IOC KVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX R06 R E ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE R; XVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCK I: ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX R I LE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX IRREKUIIJERIE R jKVIL ROCKVILLE ROX RORRRWIRRE R ' ' KVIL ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE '- V'IL ROCKVILLE ROX ROCKVILLE R :LLE ROX ROCKVILLE ROX ROCK IOCKVILLE RQX ROCKVILLE L39 . I W1 LE Lori Adams Amy Ball Kevin Barren Louanna Bartlett Brandi Bennett Scoll Beuis Jeff Black Becky Blackburn Lance Boulwell Steven Brooks John Brown Mike Brown Darren Brucken Lori Brucken Stephanie Bryant Heather Butcher Denise Carnine Adam Carrington Kathleen Clark Dan Clodfeller Kelly Crowder Chuck Curtis Dan CurLis Marie Curtis Harold Davis Amy Duvall Kelli Dwyer L12 Edmons Amy Evans Dan Evans After finishing lunch. Melissa Osborne talks with friends. 16 MALE $7920 ELLIHAA UWZQ 3018 BOX RESULTS FEMALE $9720 QUESTION: W'hal's your favorite color? I Rick Farnor Rita Fischer Shannon Gordon Jeff Gregg Michelle Harris Amy Haworth Todd Howensline Michelle Huffman Tina Hughou Jennifer Johnson Mike Jones Rhonda Law Jeremy Leach Dolan Lippencou Michelle Langley Debbie Mackison Suzi Marietta Becky Marun Dawn Mcllhenny Tisha MCInLyrc Rob Mcascl Chris Mcdcnwald Jim Mcndcnhall Tammy chhael Mark Murphy Sondra Nickle Melissa Osborne Angie Pittman Mercda Pruner Shannon Reedy 17 Sean Rice Herb Robbins Kim Robison Brad Rose Danny Rozhon Brent Russell K5 ' ; . . Vx 'L 7'... 1L4W. ??Xg . :12 Angela Schlomer Mark Sellers Malena Shoopman Becky Shorter Derek Smith Todd Spangler Kelley Slllcs Jennifer Strohl Holly SLufflc Stephanie Swaim Hamlllon Taylor Tom Truax Mark Tucxer Becky Vaulers Misty Weeks Jim Whalen Brad Vthe Scou While Dan VVhiLIOCk Heidi Williams Perry Williams Jason VVluenmyer Cammie Young Nov. plclured: Ronnie Caldwell Tim Douglas John Dowd Mike Hoke Jennifer James Marlon Jones Mark Laughlm Matt Livengood Andy Marlar Becky Marlin Sean Mayes Rob Mills Melissa Norris Tina Peacock William Shay Chad Smith MALE ROX RESULTS . FEMALE 01th Dogs 0770 QUESTION: What's your favorite ammal? Dogs 4 Dawn Autry David Bacon Chris Beard David Beverly Jason Bishop Deanna Board Bob Bridge Bufflc Brown Doug Brown Rob BrOWn Jamie Carnine Kevin Carpenter Ryan Carrmgton Chris Chavis Jim Cody Bill Crst Bill Cundiff Sharon Dartz Dale Davis Karen Davis Jenny DcLong Jill DcMoss Laura DeVorc Tum Douglas Travis Earl Samantha Edmons Stephanie Eldridgv Amy Elonich Tlm Eplcy Mxkc Eslingcr 19 Ahrcn Ewbank Shelly Furr Nick Gambauani Rob Goggins Jody Gooch Madonna Goodwm Doug Greene Janna Hall Sabrina Harloss Scott Harley Jessica Harncy Mlke Hawkins Chris Hen Dawn Hensler Knsline Holaday Jar Howensline Tom Hum Dan Jacob Enc Johnson Lon Kosater Dawd Kuhn Tony Kuhnz Rich Lawson Bonny Lewis Bob Long Demsc Marlar Adam Marlin Mlke Martm Donald Matthews TJ McClure Not pictured: Monica Crook Jodi Ellis Cathy Jones Lana Lambert Aaron Mcndenhall Jerry Peuibon Amy Robinson Tammy Sanders Domg the Pompianna Shuffle, Sophomores Davxd Bacon. Mau Menca, Doug Brown, and Dan Jacob relax after their mu51c vxdeo in Latin 20 Club. MALE ROX RESULTS FEMALE 8390 MW QUESTION: What's your favornc rudlo stauon? 6398 HOW Stephanie McCord Jeff McCoy Tamra McMurtry Matt Merica Christy Naughles BIII Norris Mike Oberholtzer Mike Padan Dean Paddock Beth Parker Peder Pederson Jon Pickett Doug thchey Ronda Robertson Alyssa Rooks Gina Ross John ScoLL Steve Simic John Soltcrmann Jim Sparks Joe Slaggs Melissa Stewart Mary Smes Brandon Strohl Christine Thomas Wendy Trahan Chrissy Tumey Krista Weatherman Andy Witherall 21 22 Chris Barrett. ChrisLy Barrett Chonda Beach David Beal Monty Black Ted Bradburn J UNIOR . 3;? .: Shelley Breedlovc Greg Brillon Susan Brown Lori Burdick Gary Byrd MaryJo Clark Tim Clary Patti Conner Cecil Cox Nicole Crooks Babette Davnd Tim Dobbs Jerry Elsworlh Alisa Engle Julie Eslell Lisa Faulds Beth Foreman Michelle Gallagher Junior Dawd Beaj, Alias Kerr McGee Man. cleans up after a hard days work at his part time job at the Kerr McGee. 1 MALE ROX RESUTS FEMALE j: .: W607r0 957d QUESTION: What color of White 97;? :Flgggwear do you wear most GGVED OWE - ssorted Dan Caring Doug Gordon Libby Gordon Lori Gregg Kathie Guilliams Kim Harmless Ken Harrison Kelly Hawkins Juanita Hunt Ben Jackson Jimmy Johanson Shirley Joy Cole Kcllerman Jason King Llsa Kosater Tom Law LecELLa Lighlle Sean Lucas Rae Martin Tom McInLrye Melissa Michael Janet Navel Becky Nicholas Doug Nunn Mark Paddock Darin Peacock Dirk Porter Kevin Pruner Mike Rickeu Carolynn Riffe 23 Julie Sage Emihe Smith Jane Smith Marty Sparks Monty Sparks Mark Thistlewaite Mike Thomas Rob Thomas Dave Thomson Teresa Timberlake Tracie Truman Ross Vaulers Ross Weatherman Brad While Staci Wolfe N01. pictured: Bob Brown Mike Campbell Stacy Carver Roger Crowder Tina Crowder Shawn Forrest Raymond Jen Michelle Pmegar Dan Rapp Marilynn Riffe Gary Shay Matthew Worlhen Puckering up, Junior Becky Nicholas poses for the camera at the annual Halloween Dance. 24 Student Council 151. row - R. Weatherman. B. Nicholas, A. Haworth, T. Michael, A. Evans. 2nd row - B. Simic, D. Bacon. S. Lucas, C. Chavis. M. Oberholtzer, L. Clary Drama Club 151. row - M. Jennings, W. Barron. R. Hendrix. B. Bemis, T. Michael. S. Dowell. D. Edmonds. D. Gregg. S. Frazier, T. Stevens, D. Craig, J. Jones, C. Law. J. Miller. Mr. Jones - director. 2nd row - M. Michael, L. Kosater. L. Kosaler, J. Gregg, J. Pickett, L. Lightle. M. Clark. C. Kellerman, B. Davis, A. Evans, B. Balding, T. Truinan, S. Wolf, T. Timberlake. A. Engle, A. Schlomer, K. Clark. D. Nunn, S. Lucas, T. Law, D. Garing, T. Dobbs, T. McIntyre. 3rd - D. Thompson. D. Paddock. S. Simic, J. McCoy. A. Witherall, K. Pruner, L. Bartlett, B. White. D. Rapp. M. Black. J. Ellsworth, D. Beal, D. Ritchey, L. Richie, H. Stuffle, C. Riffe, L. Barker, M. Rickett, M. Paddock, M. Riffe, B. Nicholas, D. Peacock, L. Gregg, K. Harmless, E. Smith, B. Lewis FHA lst row - K. Guilliams, P. Conners. B. Bird, C. Riffe, M. Riffe. 2nd row - A. Pittman, D. Talley. M. Goodwin. C. Naugles. K. Holady. 3rd row - J . Smith. S. Joy, T. Douglas, K. Dwyer, L. Brucken, Mrs. Butler. 4th row - S. McCord, J. McCoy, M. Jones. C. Curtis 25 Latin lst row - M. Curtis. B. Martin, A. Duvall, D. Carnine. J. Mendenhall. D. Whitlock, 2nd row - T. Michael. K. Stiles. S. Bettis. D. Mackson, J. Caesar, M. Pruner, R. Law. K. Davis, J. Solterman, 3rd row - D. Jacob. S. Myers, K. Weatherman. C. Chavis, MM Stiles. B. Strohl. K. Pruner. M. Martin, J. Cody, S. Bryant. D. Davis, T. McIntyre, G. Cowan. 4th row - D. Brown. M. Merica. D. Bacon, R. Weatherman, N. Crooks. C. Kellerman. G. Britten. and D. Brown. Weight-Lifting lsl row - C. Barren. 2nd row - S. Shaw, P. Williams, D. Paddock, C. Barrett. 3rd row - C. Law, B. Bridge, .1. Miller, M. Oberholtzer, J. Slaggs. 4th row - T. Fridge, M. Rickett. D. Porter, B. Cundiff, D. Nunn. 51h row - RM Weatherman, D. Kuhn. J. Ellswoth. M. Eslinger, T McIntyre. J r. High Aerobics 151 row - A. Rohe, T. Bennett, T. Evans, T. Lewis. 2nd row - A. Timberlake. C. Holaday. M.A. Donna, S. Asher, K. Dwyer, 3rd row - R. Hahn. L. Edgar. W. Rose. 8. Siddens. 4th row - A. Lash. K. Allen, C. Cesinger. S. Beverly, 5th row - K. Sparks. and B. Thom. Jr. High Home EC. 151. row - S. Earl, J. Damewood. D. Mcllhenny, J. Swinehart. 2nd row - J. Noel. B. Wheat. R. Ratcliff, G. Michaels. S. York, A. Siddens. E. Perry. 3rd row - J. Allee J. Brown, J Campbell. 5. Pertine. 4th row - M Adams C. Padan, C. Cogdill, D. Michaels M Dubner L. Clary. and B. Simic. -1 m-n-4 -,.--;-A.u...-.....u.-....- ggm,.- in? I !I, . 1-. S.P.U.D.S. 15L row RA Measel. J. McCoy, R. Weatherman. D Paddock, M Potatohead, D. Brown, M. Oberhollzer, J. Slaggs, 2nd Row L. Gahlmer. B. Lawns. K Weatherman, M, Slims. S. Wolf. C. Chaws, 3rd row - N, Crooks. C, Kellerman. J. Hamey. A, Haworlh. 27 Art Club 151. row - T. Hunt, S. Breedlove. M. Sparks. W. Barron. T. Williams. S. White. 2nd row - P. Picasso, BL. Martin, H. Robinson T. Bradburn, J. 1 Ross. B hile, M. White, P. Goch. M. Sellars, T. McClure, H. Davis. B. Christ, C. Beach. A. Rooks. L. Kosater NHS 151 row - T. Michael, D. Gregg. R Marshall. B. Bemis, J. Miller. 2nd row - ; R. Reedy. D. Craig, R. Martin. B. Davis. L. Gahimer. P. Goch 3rd row - D. Brown, S. Breedlove, T. Timberlake. R. Weatherman, C. Kellerman, M. Rickets. 4th row - T. Thomas, J. Hall, H. Robertson. J. Harney. J. Howensline. 5!.h row - 1. Spencer. B Lewis. A. Ewbank. M. Stiles, C. Chavis. J. Staggs. 6m row - S. Myers. K. Paddock. T. McIntyre. K. Weatherman. D. Davis. 7th row - J. Solterman, R. Hendrix. A. Black, S. Nelson. 81h row D. Cunningham, J. Boller. R. Ellsworth, M. Medea, D. Bacon. 91h row - K. Pruner, M. Oberholeer, C. Huxtable Political Science 151. row - A. Carrington, S. Brown. J, Eslell, M. Esljnger. G. Washington, J Gooch, D. Mattews Media Club 151 row - S. Harless, .I. Ader, Wittenmyer. J. Pickett, B. Russell. M. Osborne. K. Carpenter, 2nd row - D. Osborne, D. Bergner. J. Doan. B. Batdorf, J. Greene, D. Chavis, M. Michael. R. Jen. 3rd row - SA Shaw, P. Williams. A. Robb. M. Harris. C. Jones. S. Whitman, M. Jones, B. Gregg. 4th row - E. Johnson, T. Keller. A, Ball, K. Clark, A. Schlomer. S. Marietta, B. Shorter, L. 5 Adams, M. Padan. In Back - - , .I. Crites 28 30 Modern Language lst. row - T. Thomas, S. Wolf, J. Miller, R. Marshall. 2nd row - B. Brown, J. DeMoss, L. Devore, K. Holaday. C. Helt. 3rd row - B. Parker, J. DeLong, R. Measal, 4th row - A. Haworth, C. Young, H. Williams, B. Davis, L. Gahimer, 5th row - A. Ewbank. J. Hall, R. Robertson, J. Hamey, J. Howenstein. 61h row - B. Miller, R. Hendrix, A. Black. R. Martin. T. Michael, B. Bemis, M. Khadafy, 7th row - K. Paddock. S. Nelson, D. Kuhn, M. Tucker, R. Brown. 8th row - S. Eldridge, B. Lewis, T. Howenstein. J. Ellsworth, and D. Thompson. FFA lst row - B. Lathrop, J. Leach. J. Earl, D. Jones, M. Stillwell, 2nd row - Mr. Stillwell, D. Evans, 0. Redenbacker. B. Harry, J. Gregg, M. Engle, G. Thistlewaite. C. Cox, T. Truax, and T. Douglas. Science Club ls! row - Mr. Clary. M. Widget, D. Paddock, S. Beal, L. Pefley. C. White. S. Harless, J. Crabtree, W. Nun, 2nd row - S. Crowder. D. Smith, C. Hubble, N. Seybold, M. Foxworthy. K. White. G. Breedlove, E. Schiebly. R. Reedy. 3rd row - D. Martin, B. Wood. J. Paris, D. Merica. E. Eslinger, and R. White. FTA 151. row - Mrs. Vanada, Mrs. Lehman, 2nd row - D. Autry, L. Gordon, L. Kosater. L. Lighlle. 3rd row - J. Hunt. K. Crowder, and 1. Crane. News Magazine 151. row - R. Brown, R. Farner, D. Aulry. M. Stites. J. Soltermann, M. Michael. not. pictured: K. Holaday, J. Smith. W.R. Hearst. Business Club 15!. row: M. Stewart. T. Crowder, T. Timberlake, U.S. Bond. D. Gregg, A. Engle, 2nd row: Mrs. Allee, R. Farmer. L. Barker. E. Smith. J. Boller. D. Cunningham. R. Reedy, B. Shorter. B. Reeder. Career Club lsL row. C. Nicholas. M. Jacob, T. Wagner. C. Games, C. Williams. M. Garrett. 2nd. row: D. Handley, G. Olson. B. Coddington, D. Dieter. M. Smiley, J. Sellers, D. Johnson. Aerobics Club 151 row: T. Truman. K. Harmless. J. Fonda. 2nd row: S, Michles. S. Swaim. J. Johnson. E. Edmons. 32 Wendy Lee Barron Bethany Britt Bomis Angela Lea Black Erik Bodell Juha Irene Boiler Wllliam Dean Brown Peggy Ann Burns Mark Stanlic Butler Donald Ray Clark Julia Irene Boller Activities: HS. Band, Track mgr., Volley- ball, Basketball, Business Club, and Latin Club. Wi 111'am Dean Brown Activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball, N.H.S., N.H.S. Presi- dent, Latin Club Tsresident, Letter- an,s Club, Pep 1b, and Computer Jb. Lwards: Science De- partment award 63, 10L National Honor Society, Special Team Award, Prom Rob Marshall and Britt Bemis were cho- King 1985, and Whoss Who Among American High School Students. Peggy Ann Burris Activities: FHA, and Pep Club. Mark Stanlje Butler Activities: Football, and Wrestling. Donald Clark Activities: ECA - Parking Lot Club. Wendy Lee Baron Bethany Britt Bemis Activities: Basket- ball, Cheerleading, sen best dressed by the Senior class. Most likely to be in the hallway without a pass, Seniors Diane Volleyball, Pep Club, Latin Club, Comput- er Club, Foreign Language Club, Let- termanss Club, Class President, and Dra- ma. Awards: Junior Prom Queen, Media Award, and ths Who Among Ameri- can High School Stu- dents. IStephen Eric Bever- .Y Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, and Wrestling. Awards: Medal Track Meet. in AngeIa Lea Black McClure and Joe L 11- er. Activities: V011; s7- ball, Basketba , Modern Language Club, Latin C1112, Lettermarfs Club, Roxette, Computer Club, and Pep Club. Awards: All-Confer- ence in Basketball, Rebounding Award Soph. and Junior Year. Danea Craig Activities: Band John Robert erst Activities: Track Da Vin Michael Crooks Activities: Football and Basketball mgr., Golf Awards: Lettermanes Jacket Ronald L. Crosley Jr. Brett DeLong Activities: Track, Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Lettermans Club, Ufeightlifting Club. Awai r' e: 'ths Who Am Iigh School Stu! s All-Confer- en? gong jump, Coe Li in Track reg: .1s 2 yrs., F0: 1 Conference Ch; and 4 X 100 A dasxy duo, Seniors Diane McClure and Tanya Michael do -r, z .7 u e relay 2 yrs. Sandy Dowel! Activities: Basket- ball, Volleyball, Ten- nis, Modern Lan- guage Club, Letter- man's Club, Pep Club, Drama Club, Latin Club, Class Of- ficer. Awards: Who's Who Among High School Students, Business Award. Ruby Ann Ellsworth Activities: Computer Club, Newspaper, Jazzercize Club, and Chess Club. Karl their version of the Miller Lite commer- cial in French class. eC1ub, Taking advantage of the roving camera, Senior Scott Monts Keith E'Wbank Activities: Soccer, Basketball, Football. La ura Susan Ga- himer Activities: Band, Modern Language Club, Computer N . H . S . , : S.P.U.D.S. ' Awards: N.H.S., Presidents Scholar- ship at Franklin Col- lege. Da Vid Eugene Good- Win Activities: Special Olympics Hames and Sophomore Dean- na Board pose at the Halloween Dance. Basketball, skiing, 4- H. Donna Marie Gregg Activities: Track, Cheerleading, Busi- ness Club, Drama Club, FTA, Band, Pep Club, Class Offi- cer, N.H.S. Awards: Semper Fi- deles Award, ths Who Among Ameri- can High Students, Advanced Business Award, N.H.S. Rob Gregg Activities: ball 11, Basket- Football, 35 Danea Craig John Robert Crlst Davin Michael Crooks Ronald L Crosley Jr. Deanne Cunningham Tina Curd Gidget Curtis Brett Delong Jody Dowd Sandy Dowel! Ruby Ann Ellsworth Karl Keith Ewbank Shellie Frazier Laura Susan Gahimer Peter Goch David Eugene Goodwin Donna Marie Gregg Rob Gregg Rebecca Lynn Hendrix John Herrxck Scou. Herrick Jeff Kerr 37 Baseball, Sr. Class President, 2 yrs. Stu- dent Council, FFA, Lettermafs Club, Band, Parking Lot Club. Rebecca Lynn Hen- driX Activities: Roxettes, French Club, Pep Club, Computer Club, Latin Club. 701111 Herrick .ctivities: Football. Christopher Michael Law Activities: Tennis, G 0 1 f , T r a c k , Tallest and Shortest, Seniors Julie Boller, Danea Craig, John M A S H , Parking Lot Club, FFA, French Club, Stu- dent Council, Presi- dent, Vice-President, Escort, Ghostbusters, Media Ass., Lunch- I room DJ. Todd M. Long Activities: Football, Drama, Wrestling, MUV9HF C. Diane McClure Activities: Cheer- leading, Tennis, French Club, Latin Club, Computer Club, Newspaper Staff, Pep Club. Crist, and Davin Crooks. At Dance, Tim Thomas and Brett DeLong en- the Halloween Awards: Hugh O Brian Outstanding Soph., ths Who Among High Stu- dents, N.H.S. Teri Michelle McIn- tyre Activities: Roxettes, Choir. Awards: N.H.S., it 1 Club. Robert Kendall Mar- shall Activities: Basket- ball, Baseball, Foot- ball, FCA, Modern Language Club, SADD, JETS Team. Awards: N.H.S., tertain the era as uPee Wee He; m imitators. Brooks T. Col: 'ngs Award. Tanya Lea Michael Activities: Basket- ball, Volleyball, Ten- nis, Track, Modern Language Club, Pep Club, Letterman's Club, Student Coun- cil, Class Officer. Awards: Elk's Teen of the Month, ths Who, N.H.S., Distin- guished Honor Roll. A. Brooke MiHer Activities: Drama Club, Volleyball, Latin Club, FCA, Modern Language Club, Christian Youth Group. Awards: Advanced Latin, Whohs Who. Joe Aaron Miller Activities: Basket- ball, Baseball, Foot- ball, Tennis, Track, Letterman's Club, Computer Club, French C?Hb, Year- book 7 Drama Club. Awart .H.S., Who's u. BObI ActiW Basket- ball. PhI'IIJ'ju JZZ Monts On the growl, Senior John Ross shows the Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track. Awards: Freethrow and MVP in basket- ball, All-State Hon- orable mention, Football Defensive Back Award. Richard Moran A c t i V 1 ti 6 s : Parking Lot Club. Sheila Irene M yers Activities: Basket ball, Tennis, Latin Club, Pep Club, Let- terman's Club, Trea- surer, Vice-Presi- dent, SADD. Awards: Most Im- costume he made for the Halloween Dance. ECA Biggest Egos, Laura Gahimer and Rob proved Basketball, Whoes Who, N.H.S., Distinguished Honor Roll. Steve Alan Nelson Activities: Golf, Bas- ketball, Science Club, Tennis, Letter- man's Club, Modern Language Club. Sandy Michelle Ogle Da Vid Troy Osborne Activities: Band, 4-H. Candy Rene Pad- dack Activities: Latin Club, French Club, Modern Language Club, Computer Club, Pep Club, .fi 1 Marshall pose outside the cafetorium. Club, Cheerleader, Student Council, Newspaper Staff. Awards: Whohs Who, National Busi- ness Education, 9? 1 Club, N.H.S., 1st Runner-Up in the Parke County Queen Pageant. Kelli Ann Paddock Activities: Choir, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Awards: N.H.S. Denice M. Passmore Bryant Pra ther Activities: Baseball Beth Reeder . Activities: Busmess 39 x'f auil amxa.u.j-.a-m .w..,.........a...,uw - , XIS-AiHSIH go SSVTD w r Motto: Looking ahead with hope, And back with pride. Colors: Cobalt blue and Silver Flower: Rose Size: 77 Theme: Almost Paradise Homecoming F10ats: 7th: 8th: 9th: 10th: 11th: 12th: Box on the Rise Stomp em Rox can do magic Donk Smurf on Our Turf Box on the Rampage Generic 41 Club. Rhonda Lynn Reedy Activities: Roxettes, Drama Club, Band, Business Club. Awards: Capt. Rox- ettes, N.H.S., Busi- ness Award, Spanish Award. John M Ross Activities: Track. Awards: Honorable Mention in Art. Scott Allen Shaw Activities: Football, Wrestling, Track, Hunting Club, Rox Strength, Spanish Club, Newspaper Best Looking, Tanya Michael livens up the area with her good Staff, Computer Club, Lettermans Club. Billie Shorter Activities: Business Club. Werner Allan Salter- mann Activities: Wres- tling, Football, Track, Weight Lift- ing Club. Awards: 1179 1 Club. Sam ueJ AIIen Swajm Activities: Football, Track. Awards: ball. Mr. Foot- looks. Not Pictured Sam Swaim. Rebecca Hendrix, earning the title of nBest Legs by look- ij Thomas Activities: Band, MsAsSsH, FCA, Track, Tennis, French Club, Mod- ern Language Club. Awards: Science Award, A11 Ameri- can Collegate Band Award. Douglas Ray Wal- drjdge Activities: Band, Baseball, Cross Country, Basketball. Awards: Whoss Who, Outstanding Music Award. Andrea Tracey VVI'I- Iiams Activities: FHA, Art Club. ing good in her L 7s. Not Pictured Swaim. Christopher Je: 2s W'z'Ison Activities: Ten ss, Wrestling, Basebzll, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Lettermans Club, Modern Language Club, Computer C1ub,Treasurer, Dra- ma. Mamie Jean W'jrth Activities: Art Club, Pep Club, FHA. T. Renee W'J'rth Activities: Basket- ball, Tennis. Showing oi -leir big- gest asset, Lhaer Goch and Donna Edmons , . Class Clowns, Crazy classically posed in take1t easym the Me- as usual, Chris Law the boys bathroom. dia Center. and Sandy Dowell 43 Christopher Michael Law 0 Dane McClure Teri Michelle McIntyre Robert. Kendall Marshall Tanya Lea Mlchael Amanda Brooke Mxller Joe Aaron Mlller Philhp ScoLL Moms Richard Moran Sheila Irene Myers Steve Alan Nelson 44 David Troy Osborne Candy Rene Paddock Kelli Ann Paddock DOI'HCC M, Passmorc Bryant Prather Kay Prnchard Beth Roodor Rhonda Lynn Rood. Brent Rlchmond John M, Ross Billie Shorter Inga Spencer 45 Near the end of the Samurai in the Me- school day, John Ross dia. becomes Pape1 ,1 .-- , W l 4 10 . First In lunch line, and still has room for Donna Gregg finishes snacks. before anyone else Not pictured: Sam Swaim. in. in an environ- Most Athletic, Angie ment they both excel Black and Scott Monts pose ium. Dean halls of the cafeter- CIass Flirts, Brown and Donna Gregg flirting in the Tammy Stevens Samuel Allen Swmm Tim Thomas Wayne Vandmcr Douglas Ray Waldndge Andrea Tracey Williams Christopher James Wilson Marme Jean Wmh Todd Young Rhonda Butcher Jay Jones Shawn Skelton Dr. Gambalani is surprised Assistant principal, Mr. when he is caught by the Mayes, takes a break w1Lh camera while he IS talking a cool drink. on the phone. '1 1W?! l l th' Mr. Gordon NeWIin Prmmpal, Mr. Newlm, IS hard at. School Board - ISL row - Joe Mr. Ron Mayes work wuh hIS duties of keeping Colhngs. Steve Jeffrics. Ed Mr. Larry Men'ca Lhc school running smoothly. Kirkpatrick, John Tucker, 2nd row - Charles Spanglcr, Charles DoLong. Joe Miller. - John Konlcy - Corph Attorney 50 FACULTY Mr linux11 15 :unpnwd WhllP sneaking a mark hmwocn classes. While trying to flnlSh gmdlng her French Journals. Mrs. Burnout? 15 struck by the yearbook photographer, Dawd Thompson at large. MN L- -4 J Tina Allee Jay Barrett Roger Bridge Linda Burnelle Pam Butler Rosann Campbell Russ Campbell Randy Chapman Showing his talents to the Campbell tries to conquer his camera av. the same time. boys tennis team. Mr. opponent and smile for the 51 52 Mrs. Jacks extends her help on a penml drawing 10 Chcslm' Brown Alm'm: ? hour art Class by gum: b.1122 John Clary Gary Cowan Jana Crites Larry Gossezt Norman Hanson Ge Harry Rita Jacks Rick Johnston The dynamic duo of the foreign language department. Mrs. Burnette and Mr. Cowan, discuss their countries one evening after school. While fevenshly trying L0 direct the band. Mr. Hanson exhxbils his conducting talents. FACULTY 53 FACULTY Mr. Malonoy takes a well deserved break during a tough lesson in second have geometry. Mr. Phillips listens attentively to another story from Beth Balding in his 4th hour US. History class. Steve Jones Bob K er Patricia Lohrmann John Maloney Jane Noel Dale Payne Mike Phillips John Sa Vio Mr, Savio IS unknowingly caught by the camera usmg his Infamous red pen grading tests in his first hour study hall 55 Mr. Vukovils. softball pitching ace. winds up Lo send a fastball during a PE. softball game. 56 AK Everett Smith Linda Stalker Jim Still W811 Gary Twomey FACULTY The guidance counselor talks with junior, Babbelte Davis, about her future plans. Marie Vanada Dan Vukovits Doroth y Waltz Mr. Stillwell introduces his 8th grade football team during the Junior High sports ceremony. 57 Maintenance staff member. Harold Sparks. makes a clean sweep. Other maintenance staff members are Don lehite, Ken Berry, and Steven Nelson. The women of the cafeteria staff are Phyllis Akers, Iva Clark, Diane Lewis, Carla Reedy, Marie Ellsworth, and Coleen Tucker. Mr. Newlin becomes the dishwasher for the day. v a-Tm-wt- .jx. Corporation secretaries Mary Harmon and Mary Ann Delong. Chapter 1 Aide Barbara Oberhollzer. Not pictured: Jill Stewart. The high school secretary; Melessia Eldridge. Dorothy Waltz. retlring Chapter 1 Director. busily ends her work at. school. S9 6D . .. : y , .., Mk . , .n.. h... I . x . H: .- .. , . 61 hike, pass 8: score h- The return to school started early for the football team. They began practice early in August to prepare for the season ahead. The season started with the return of the Jamboree. The Parke County teams came out ahead in the contest with Vermillion County 21-7. Rockville then lost two very close gmes. They lost to Attica, 8-6 and to Covington 14-12. Coming back the next week, they lst row: D. Pickett. T. Wagner. B. Doty. M. Jones. T. Gambaiani. S. Swaim 2nd row: J. Sellers. J. Green. M. Miller. G. Barren. G. Olsen 62 demolished South Vermillion 42-14. The next three weeks were hard on the Box. Injuries plagued them and they lost three straight games. This included a bitter loss to Turkey Run. Rockville finished up the regular season with two victories over Seeger and North Vermillion. The next game was the long awaited Sectional. In the draw. the Rox were picked to play Attica again. In a close game, The Rox Varsity and JV Football teams crowd on to the fire engine for the annual Homecoming parade during the Thursday Night festivmesi 151 row: J. Hagerman. .1. Paris. E. Schaibly, B. Gregg. R. Stutler. Ji Millspaugh, M. Widger. S. Crowder; mgr. 2nd row: M, Engle. M. Stillwell, Bi Harry, R. White. E. Eslmger. J. Brown, J. Burdick the Red Ramblers went ahead the end of the with a field goal. The clock ran out on the Box drive and Attica claimed the victory 17-15. Coach Jay Barrett commented on the year, HIt was a very frustrating and disappointing season due to all the injuries and close losses. Three seniors, Jody Dowd, Sam Swaim. and Wayne Vandiver were named to the All-WRC team. Rob Marshall received the Brookes T. Collins award. Even though the Varsity didn't have the year it expected, the Junior Varsity had a very successful year. They finished the year with a perfect 7-0 record and much is expected from them in the future. The Junior High teams had a upsetting seasons. The eighth grade compiled a 2-4 recon :ind the seventh grade 1: :1 1-5 record - I Vi. V. xrnww It .' v lst row: D. Edmons h mgr.. S. Beverly. S. Moms, B. Dclong. D. Brown, VV Vandiver. T. Long, 8 Shaw, K. Weatherman - mgr. 2nd row: C. Barrett - mgxx, J. Dowd. R. Gregg, S, Swain1,.l. Kerr, IL Marshall. M. Butler. A. Sollcrmann. M, Stewart - mgrv 3rd row: M. Black, 0 Cox. J. Johanson. C. Barrcu. J. Ellsworth, D. Porter. R, Wcalhcrman, D. Nunn. T. MclnLyrc. M Paddock lsl row: D. Greene. .1. Carmine. D. Kuhn. S Simic, M. Obcrhollzcr, D. Beverly. B, Long. D. Bacon. B. Cundiff 2nd row: B. White. C. Mcndcnwall, S. Bows, D. Bruckcn. D. Clodfellor. M. Eslingor. J. Staggs. B. Bridge. J. Scoll. M. Martin 3rd row: H. Taylor. H. Davis. D. Rohzon. P. Williams. M. Hawkins, D. Paddock, K. Barrett. 3 Rose. R. Caldwell, R. Farner, J. Dowd. J. Black. T. Spanglcr - mgr.. D. Lippcncou During the Homecoming Crowning Ceremonies lhc Rockville Varsity football team show their approval of the chosen Queen. 63 set, spike 8: kill The volleyball teamts season had a record of nine wins to eleven losses. The varsity team had four seniors lending their experience to the team effort. One of those seniors, Angie Black, led the team in kills and spikes. Angie was known for her ability to hang in the air and put the volleyball down their throats. The team was not only made of seniors alone. This was illustrated by junior Christy Barrett's award of All Conference player. Junior, Christy Barrett sets the ball up for an Angie Black sizzling spike. She also received the team award for leading server and also most valuable player. The highlight of the junior varsity's season was advancing to the championship game of the Terre Haute North Junior Varsity Invitational. During the final hard fought game against Terre Haute North, Rockville was defeated. This year provided experience to underclassmen that will help them greatly in future years. Senior, Angie Black recoils after a spike delivered from deep in spiking zone, row: Coach Harry, J. DeMosSr 5' Marietta, A. Elonich, D. Board- Coach Bonomo. lst row: B. Brown - mgr., T. McIntyre, T. Michael, A. Ewbank, B, Parker - mgr., 2nd 15L row: B. Brown - mgr., S. Dowell, B. Bemis, T. Michael, A. Black. B. Parker mgr.. 2nd row: Coach Harry, J, Harney, C. Barrett, S. Wolf, K. Weatherman, Coach BonomoA Sophomore. Jill DcMoss lunges preparing to bump an oncoming serve at a tough home match against South Mom. Sophomore, Jessica Harney dives LO recover the oncoming opponent's spike 65 Doug Waldrige, Senior, and David Thomson. Junior, stride cm to increase the team lead. Striving hard Ross Vaulers keeps the main pack gomg in good position for the final stretch. To better his own personal time record. Sophomore. Dale Davis runs against the wmd. endurance, strength 8z stamina When the start of the season began. the Cross- Country team looked promising. Other schools looked at Rockville as something to be cautious about because of a good finish in the Conference meet and going to the Regional competition for the first time, the previous year. Through the season N'v'r'x'txxiy felt their own v 27' .- :vnd pains. Coach Wad this to say 1 season H I Jointed with l . t . t, I was glad t Conference meet. Rockville placed third out of five teams, beating both Seeger and South Vermillion. Even though it is the same finish as last year, the Box made certain to beat their arch-rival South Vermillion, because of two defeats to the Wildcats earlier in the year. Ross Vauters finished ninth out 0f 40 participants. Following close behind was Bill Crist. David Thomson was awarded the most Valuable Runner of the Year. Coach Cowan hopes that the team does well next year. lst row: M. Padan, D. Waldridge, T Kunz, R. Vauters. K, Robinson mgr. Sophomore, Jim Cody, was caught 1n action in the race at home against Rosedalet Coach Cowan. C. Padan, W. Girdler. B. Smith, K. Robinson mgr. ?LHW' , - : $????.- Slice, volley 8: slam As the tennis team began practicing in early August they were looking forward to topping their 5-7 record of the previous year. The tennis courts, appropriately painted in bright blue may have been new, but the 85 Box returned a seasoned team of great potential. The team finished the season with an overall record of 6-5 and a Wabash River Conference record of 5-1 making them tri- champions of the The pressure is on Dan Jacob as he returns a power serve from his opponent. 68 conference. Leading the team this year were Tim Clary, a junior, and a sophomore, Matt Merica, the 4H Doubles team. The two ended the season with an undefeated record of 16-0 and a conference title. Jason King, a junior, also received All-Conference honors, finishing third in WRC action. The young Rox lose only three team members to graduation. Many of the returning members participated in winter league play at the lstl row: J. Wittenmycr, D. Jacob, M. Merica, T.Clary. M. Tucker,T. Howenstine, 2nd. row: Coach Campbell. B. Wabash Valley Tennis Club in Terre Haute. Valuable experience from this past season and off- season play will help make the Box a force to be reckoned with in 1986. . x K; Russell, J. King, J. Miller. T. Thomas, J . McCoy, Rob Mcasle. Chris Wllson is ready and waiting. He IS prepared for an awesome serve from hls opponem. Joe Mlller fmds himself twcstcd together after quickly moving to smack the ball, Jason ng serves an ace to his Warrlor opponent. He was named All-Confcronco. 69 pass, dribble 8z dunk A tough schedule was set up for this year's varsity team. The young team consisted almost entirely of underclass- men, taking this into consideration, it is easy to appreciate how well they handled more experienced teams. A good example of this was the game with North Vermillion. During the entire game the falcons had a sizable lead until the fourth quarter. With 4 seconds left Tim Clary sunk two free throws sending the game into overtime. In overtime Rockville controlled the lead and won the game 54-52. The Varsity's season record ended up 3-12. They had a five game home winning streak and almost all games that were lost at home were within six points. The Junior Varsity had an off season with a 9-9 record. The Freshman team had a good season winning 9 games and losing 7. The Eighth grade finished the season with a 15-2 record and the Seventh grade finished the season with a 10-7 record: Both were Parke County Champs, Sophomore, Steve Simic launches a short jumper in the Junior Varsity game against Rosedale. 70 Sophomore, Jody Gooch, leaps for the rebound in the victorious game against North Vermillion in the Rock-ArDome. T. Clary, M. Merica, M. Oberholtzer, J. Staggs, C. Barrett. R. Weatherman, D. Gordon, Coach Johnston, J. n-mnl NEXT 9 EM: McCoy, M. Eslinger, J. Gooch, D Brown, and managers J. Scott, A. Martin, T. Spengler. M Tucker. D. Kuhn, M Oberholtzer, D. Gordon. D. Brown, Coach Campbell, R. Weatherman, B. Cundiff, K. Barrett, M Eslinger, J. Dowd. Sophomore, Jeff McCoy attempts to put up a shot in a boys Varsity game against North Vermillion at home. Joe Staggs, Sophomore, leads the Varsity team as they run through the spirit tunnel. 71 72 lsl row: T Wagner. H Doty. T. Gambalam, C. Nlcholas. J Robertson 2nd row: B. Baxdorf, G. Olson. M. M1ller.G. Barren. M Jacob. Coach Runyon. 151 row: B. Simic. S. Beal. J. Damewood 2nd row: C Hubble. B. Gregg. J. Mxllspaugh. R. Stutler. D Martin. K. VVhlLe. B. Smith. G. Breedlovc 3rd row: J. Brown. E. Eslinger. D. Menea. R. White. J. Pans. B. Richcy. Coach Clary It Kl 116111414; ' 10:. V lulf. - Azfi' nag; 1 1.- Ly 19$an MWMHA. i; 1 , 1 151 row: K Clark. S1 Marloua. Eighth grader. David Merica Eighth grader. BI'ICG Harry II. Stuffle. A. Haworlh. L J. Gregg. C1 Curtis. K. Barrett, dribbles the ball down we floor looks for 1111 open man durmg n 1321111011. 2nd row: Coach B. Russell. H. Davis. J, and tries to keep it from the game agamsl Roscdalc. Twonmy, .I. Leach. M. Sollars. Wmonmyer. opposing team 73 pick, drive 8z Shoot The girls' basketball program was successful during the 1985-86 season. Three out of the four teams in the program had winning records. The Varsity under Coach Kyle finished the season with a regular season record of 9-10 and a 3-4 mark in the WRC. The team suffered greatly from inconsistency as they were unable to win more than two games consecutively. Senior All time leading rebounder. Angie Black. Pulls down another Rox Rebound. Angie Black was named to the WRC All- Conference team for the second straight year. Coach Cowan, in his first year with the girls' program, guided the Junior Varsity to a 10-3 record. Coach Cowan said, I was pleased with my teamis ability to win close ball games. The eighth grade team under Coach Harry finished the season with a record of 9-4. They advanced to the Championship round of lst row: .1. DeMoss, C. Riffe. 2nd row: L. Gordon, S. Myers, the county tourney. but lost to Mecca. The seventh grade team under first year coach Roger Rowe finished their season at 8- 5 and the title of Parke County Champions. With a successful year such as this, the girls program certainly has something to build of for the 86-87 season. Coach Kyle, Rt Wirth, K. Weatherman, 3rd row: J. Navel, A. Black, T. Michael, St Wolf, 4th row: C. Barrett. lsL row: A, Haworth, T. Michael, B. Martm. T. McIntyre. K. Smcs, Coch Cowan. 2nd row: C Naughlcs - mgr., A Sophomore, Tamra MCMurtry looks for an open teammate Junior, Stacn Wolf and Sophomore. Krista Weatherman block out thew opponents as Elenich, M, Stewart. B. Lewis, TX McMurLry, D. Board, B. Bennett, M Goodwin - mgr. during the junior varsity game with Turkey Run. they prepare for the rebound during the Varsity game. 7S 151 row: M. Widger. J. Swmehart, B SimIC, L Clary. M. Foxworlhy. 2nd row: Coach Harry. G. Mlchael, T Keller. J. Campbell, R. Reedy. Elghth grader. Tabalha Keller leaps h1gh for a rebound 1n 3 game agamsl Lhe Momezuma Aztecs. Michella Widger dmvos past an Aztec opponent in an eighth grade conLesL with Montezuma, 76 Seventh grader, Kelly Allen rglcascs a jump shot. over Lwo Turkey Run defenders 151. row: 8. Slddcns. K Dwyor, S. Asher, T. Lexus, B. Coddinglon, C, Gaines, B Thom. K. Allen, Mgr. - J Ader. 2nd row: C. Holaday. A. Roho, T, Evans. C. Williams. A. Timberlake, A. Robb. C. Cosingcr. Coach Rowe Ann Robb goes up for a lay up during a seventh grade game against Turkey Run. 77 Mark Butler. Semor. completes the from headlock manuever agamst his opponents in the 185 weight class. lst row: C Padan -- mgr..D. White CHEDv M. Padan 012x K. S. Shaw USSX S. Skelton 067x Davis 04$. T. Long 038x J. Robinson - mgr. 2nd row: A. Soltermann 07W. M. Butler Carnine 03D. T. Kumz 02mv B. Coach Vukovits, B. Long 0459. 08m. Coach Lewis 78 11,..old, pin 8z match E- A team record doesrft always show the individual effort put into the season. Even though the Rockville wrestling team had a 2-10 season, some members of the team had outstanding performances. Four seniors had particularly good season. Allan Soltermann finished with a 19-5 season. He was All- Conference winner, placed second in sectionals. third m regionals arid state qualifier. a semi- Xvas awarded the Most Valuable Player awardt Shawn Skelton finished with a 15-7 record, placed first at sectionals and had the most pins with 9 at the 155 weight level. The Most Improved Award went to Mark Butler. He finished the season with a 13-10 record in the 185 weight class. Even though they didn't have the season they expected, next year could be better because of the promising performances by the underclassman. Jamie Carmne. Sophomore. shows Sklll as he sprawls away from his opponent in the 132 weight levels Shawn Skelton. Senior. struggles in a headlock battle against h1S opponent in the 167 weight Class. Senior. Scott Shaw using a breakdown technique trys to force his opponent to the mat 1n the 155 weight class. 79 Jumor. Ross Vnuinrr an s . I Jump over the bar :1: me pm . event at tho Noun Vcl'nn Im'unun . Bob Long. Sophomore. iOuIJS mm the long Jump ml at a meet xmh North Vcrmiihon 151 row - T. Kunz. .1. Cody. J, McCoy. .1. Kerr. BA DeLong. M Padan. C. Hell. B. Cnsl. 2nd row - G. Shay. B. Cundiff. D, Dams. D. Paddock. R. Vaulers. M. Oberhollzcr. C. Barren. R. Weatherman, J Johanson, 3rd row - P. Pedersen, M Marun, T. Howenslme. G. Barren. J. Carnmc. 5. Beverly. S. Bolus. J. Ellsworth. Coach Barren. Lash, put 8z vault LE;- The girls and boys varsiv ty track season was domi- nated by outstanding indi- viduals, Christy Barrett led the girls team by set- ting two new records. She set the record in the shot put with a throw of thirty six feet eleven and a half inches and in the discus with 103 feet eight inches. The 400 meter relay team left its mark on the season along with Bill Crist in the mile. Gary Shay in the po- levault, and Brett Delong in the long jump all of these were All-Conference winners. The boys couldn't repeat last years win in the WRC but placed second. The girls did improve in plac- ing fifth this year. The boys also won the North Vermillion Invitational for the second year in a row. Coach Twomey said that the injuries of the team and the fact that there were a number of under- classmen put a damper on the season. He hopes they will do better next year, Mr. Barrett said that the underclassmen did well but he has higher expecta- tions for them next year. Semor, Brett DeLong. catapults out of the slartmg block m a meet at Covington, Wlth a look of great concenlrauon. Sophomore Krista Weatherman, fimshes a shotput throw. Freshman. Todd Howenstine. attempts to clear the pole vault bar at a track praetlce. Junior. Marilynn Riffe pushes herself to gain the lead in a four way meet at North Putnam. B1 82 Sophomore. Jessxca Harney. runs hard to hold her lead m a home track meet. lst row - mgr. - M. Goodwin. A. Ewbank. S. Eldridge. J. DeMoss. D Robertson. J. Harney. mgr. - KV Naughgles. 2nd row Coach Twomey. M. Stewart, K. Weatherman. C Barrett. A. Elenich, K. Smes. L. Bartlett, S. Edmonds. A. Schlomer, J. Navel, Assist. Coach Bridge. Freshman. Billy Shay, clears the bar in the pole vault at an away meet. The Unkown Pole VauILer. Senior. Brett DeLong. hurls his body into the air to achieve the maximum distance in the long jump. Freshman. Angie Schlomer. throws herself over the high jump bar in a meet at Covmgton. O3 birdie, drive 8z putt At the beginning of the season, the Box Golf Team was expected to dominate the greens in the Wabash River Conference. They met those expectations with another outstanding season. They finished the season with a record and won the WRC champion- ship for the third year in a row. Steve Nelson and Cole Kellerman were named to the All-Confer- ence team. The team also set a school record shoot- ' ing a 149 match in tourna- ment play. Steve Nelson had an ex- ceptional season setting a school record with an average of one shot under par. He is also noted for setting a record by shoot- ing three under par at the Terre Haute South Classic and tied the course record at Sky Valley with three under par. Mr. Campbell feels next year will be promising and stated We will be losing our horse but we still have a lot of ponies left. Sophomore Chris Beard putts for a birdie on hole 4:3 during a home match. 84 Senior. Steve Nelson, tees off during a home match. Steve was medalist for the match. Winding up Sophomore, Bob Bridge. prepares for a long shot. Two of the three Sophomores. Bob Bridge and Chris Beard, converse with Coach Campbell preceding a match. Coach Campbell. C. Beard, S. Chandler. S. Nelson, D. Peacock. B. Bridge, C. Kellerman. D. Nunn. D. Jacob. love, smash 8z 10b The girls' tennis team struggled through the sea- son finishing with a record of 3-9 overall and 1-3 in the Wabash River Confer- ence. The three victories came against Seeger and country rivals Montezuma and Rosedale. At the Con- ference match held at At- tica High School the entire team was defeated in the first round of play. In sec- tional action at Terre Haute the team didn't fare much better as they were defeated by South Vermil- lion, the Conference Champs, in the first round. Inexperience was a contri- Freshman. Kelly Dwyer, half of buting factor in the losing season as the Varsity team consisted only of three Seniors - Sandy Dowell, Tanya Michael, and Sheila Myers. The rest of the team was made up of Freshman e Tisha McIn- tye and Kelly Dwyer, in addition to Sophomores Bonny Lewis and Kristi Holaday. Eight players participated in Junior Var- sity Tennis. The JV team consisted of four Fresh- men and four Sophomores. With the majority of the team consisting of under- classmen, there is always hope for next year's team, Sophomore, Bonny Lewis, plays net during a victorious home match against Montezuma 56 lst row - S. Myers, T. Michael, K. Holaday, S. Dowell, T. McIntyre, K. Dwyer. B. Lewis. 2nd row - L. Devore, A. Evans, J. Howenstine. At Rooks, M. Stiles. L. Kosater, A. Haworth, T. Michael the number one doubles team, returns the serve during a home match. Half of the number one doubles team, Senior Sandy Dowell eyes her shot. Number two singles. Senior Sheila Myers, returns a high-lobbed ball. Senior Tanya Michael. number one seeded singles, greaLly extends herself to utilize her powerful backhand in returning the ball. 87 slide, pitch 8z steal Looking back unto the previous year and compar- ing it with this' year, the baseball team can hold their heads higher and play with more dignity and respect. Having gone 0-20 in 1985. they didnit have much confidence. At the beginning of the sea- son they were looking for that first win. That win happened to be their first game against North Ver- million and then they con- tinued their winning to 'inish the season with a 7- 3 record finishing second n the conference. The team was led by sophomore Joe Staggs who had the top batting average with Matt Merica close behind. Joe was the leading pitcher, who in one game pitched sixteen strike outs against Monte- zuma. The Jr. Varsity finished their season with a 4-5 re- cord also, improving it from last year. Coach Kyle said, One of the most important things the baseball team gained this year was respect and self-dignity for them- selves while they turned many peoples heads. First Row: M. Sellers. T. Douglas, D. Brucken. J. Wittenmyer, J. Black. J. Bishop, Second Row: Coach Clary, K. Carpenter, R. Farmer, J. Scott, T. Hunt, Asst. Coach Harper. Sophomore Matt Merica warms up before a varsity bout against South Mont. alias Junior Mike Campbell, Soup , hurls the leather sphere toward the plate. Junior ung Gordon guards first base against a South Putnam leading off the base. Junior Dan Rapp rcadms himself to knock one out of the ballpark while the Junior Varsity looks on. Sophomore Jody Gooch makes an easy out at first base E Ll t v t jugs! ISL IOWI B. Ritchie mgr. M. ucker M Mcnca R CO ' h v ' . S S T . , I , . , . ggms, D W aldrxdge, R. Matshall H Caldwell J GODCII. mg . D. MGHCZI gr. 2nd 10W: Coach Cla1 Y D. G d ' I I . ' l 1 . 01 on. J Slaggs, D. BTOW'H, M. Calllpbell. C03Ch 1: 19 n I I I x 89 Cheerleaders Tho Jr Varsuy squad llVPn the vrowd as they thld 21 mount during the Turkey Run game The 1985-86 cheerleading squads, under the direction of first year sponsor, Mr. Steve Jones, had a very successful year. The Varsity, reserve, freshman, and eighth grade squads attended a National Cheerleading Association camp at Vincennis University. All the squads received high honors in the various categories at the camp. The Varsity and Reserve squads competed at various county fairs. The Varsity placed second at Putnam Co. and third at Montgomery Co. The Reserve placed first and received the spirit award at Putnam Co. And second at Montgomery. Cheerleading try-outs were held on April 22. The cheerleaders tries out on the stage in the Student Community Center before a panel of judges. The panel consisted of various administraters, Coaches, and faculty members. The girls began their season early, right after try-outs and finished just before try-outs again the next year. The cheerleaders started practicing and preparing their cheers in the early morning hours during the summer and often put in an hour or two more later that evening. All of the squads showed a lot of enthusiasm and potential for years to come. 'Varsuy squad: lsl row h D. Gregg. B. 18911115, .1. Harney, and J. Hall, 2nd row -- .I. Estell, and Rh Robertson. m... Jr. Varsity squad: J. DcMoss. B. Brown. L, DeVore, J. Howcnstem, and A. Evans. Rox cheerleaders show their spirit as the voice of the Rockville Rox announces the starting line up for the North Putnam game. 91 94 Froshman squad: S. Mill'lOILa, H. Stuffle, A. Hayworth. K Clark. and L, Bartlett 7th grade: T. Lewis, 0 Games. K. Dwyer. C Holaday, and S. Asher. 8th grade: S. Beal. J. Damewood. and B. Simic. Dunng a ttme out of the Fountain Central Jr. Varsny game the cheerleaders show their stuff. Freshman cheerleaders root for their team during half time in a home game with South Vermillion. 93 Music Once again the Rockville Music Department received a new director, Mr. Norman Hanson. The year started early with summer band activities, including preparing the pregame and halftime show for the first Football game of the year. As the year went on the shows became more complicated than ever before. the band got used to the unique style of the new director. Major events of the year included ISSMA Concert band competition, Spring Concert, and the Christmas Concert. The Choir also had a productive year. Activities participated in include: Turkey Run Choral Festival, Covered Bridge Hymm Sing, Drama Club Christmas Dinner Theater, Christian Church Prayer Breakfast. Overall the choir worked hard but had a lot of fun. During Basketball season the RHS pep band had the Rock-A-Dome Rockin. Comments from other schools included that they hated to come to Rockville because the band was too loud and far too rowdy. The Roxetts livined up their act this year with the addition of a Rifle Corps. The majority of the squad was young and will give even more of a contribution to RHS athletic events next year. The help of many veteran members had kept the music department alive. Sophomore Bonny Lewts and Junior Damn Peacock play LhOlr trumpets during the Spring Concert. Scmpcr Fidehs award wmner, Jim Cody, sets the beat for the Spring Concert. 2151 r w - MA Osborne. A. Rooks, M. Pruner. D. Gregg. L. lLighI :0, L. Gahimor. A. Ewbzmk. D. Craig. L Bartlett, A BSchlumer. 2nd row B. Bridge. K. Holaday, J. Navel, K. Pruner. F. Hum. S. Lucas, D. Davis, J. Bishop. K. Harrison. M. Eslingcr, SS, Reedy. J. Hunt, B. Vaulers, K. lecy. 3rd row - H. Stuffle, S. IBryam, M. Stiles, M. Cums, L. Brucken, R. Carringlon, K. Clark, ID 1303!. DA Peacock, 3 Laws, R. Reedy, M. Sparks. M. Weeks, 1M. Oberhollzcr, J. Pickett. 4th row - A. Elenich. J. Wiltenmyer, A. Wuhcrall, D. Waldridge. S. Chandler, B. Russell, L Boulwcll. ID Autry, M. Padan, 51h row - P. Pederscn, S. Eldridge, D. oOsbornc, J. Cody, T. Spangler, C. Hell. A. Carrington. - -'u. w l ' E ,:.: : , , sad . Isl. row - C. Riffe, L. Kosalcr. B. Martin. C. Smith. J. - Johnson, B. Bennett. 2nd row - M. Huffman, S. Swaim. T. iliriggrgfgfzdlgosate; and Eopgxomore' l d Hughctt, J. Navel, M. Pincgar. T. Douglas, S. McCord. L. Friends I. yhper orm t e .uel 8min e Lambert. 3rd row - J. Smith, M. Michael, M. Longley. K. Concert a L e annual Spring Musxc Holaday. T. Stevens. S. Darlz 95 The Flute sccuon plays their hardest to perform to lhmr maximum potential dux'mg the Spring FOSLIYQI. The high school Chour sings thew hearts out at the Choral Festival held each year at Turkey Run Jr. high Choxr Isl row - C. Games. T. Bennett. TA Gahxmer, D. Jones. C. Padan. B. Lalhrop. Mr Garrison. J. Chapman. 3 Thom, and K . Sparks. 2nd row - C. Jones. J Crabtree. W Rose. L Edgar. M. Smiley. A. Lash. D. chles. C. York. N, Seybold. 3rd row - S Harless. C. Spurr. S. Earl. J. Damewood. RA Reedy. J, Swmcharl, and E Pcrrv. The brass section of the band concentrates on their music as they play during the Spnng FestwaL lsL row - M. Pruner. K. I-Ioladay, 8 Ready, T. Timberlake, R. Reedy. M. lefe, C. Ruffc, K Robinson, M. Clark. 8 Furr. 2nd row T. Douglas. B. Vauters, K. Harmless, L. Gregg. T. Truman. A. Rooks The Roxeues salute the flag whxle the trumpet trio plays the Star Spangled Banner during the County Tourney. During a final home game the Roxctles performed one of Lhmr favorite routines to the Super Bowl Shuffle. 97 98 ALL ROYALTY As spirit week began the students enthusiasm grew. After a week of strenuous float building and spirit days, everyone was looking forward to the coronation after the parade. As each candidate walked out onto the floor the anticipation grew very strong within the crowd. The crowd was sil- ent and then Tanya Michael's smile grew from ear to ear when hearing her name an- nounced as the 1985 queen. She was then crowned by student council members, Amy Evans and Ross Weath- erman. On Friday all the students took time out. The Student council sponsored class com- petition. The winners of the balloon race were sophomores Dale Davis and Jim Cody. Christy Games won the trike race for seventh grade and Lisa Clary and Becky Simic were the winners of the 3- Iegged race. Only one cas- ualty was reported! During the 3-1egged race Pete Goch dove to the finish line and chipped his front tooth during his dramatic dive. Then the climax of the annual activities was Fri. night. The big game against Seeger. The big game that resulted in the Roxts rout of the Seeger Patriots 45-0. Mr. Newling and Homecoming queen Tanya Michael present the Mr. Football award during the first Thursday night coronauont Tho royalty of the night Mr. Football. Sam Swaim and Queen Tanya Michael, pose after recelvmg their titles The winner of the annual float contest was the junior class wmh the theme: We are the I I 'E'I'I'I'I I I I I I I l I I IIIgII' ' r I i I fl: Izl IIIII'IIIIIIIII I ll'gl '1' IiIiIiIi IIIIIIII. Vi w Escorts Jumor Cole Kellerman, sophomore Jessica Harney, During the Homecoming procession senior escorts Joe sophomore Jody Gooch and the juniors Staci Wolf a d B . . I ky Homecommg candldates Nicholas await Lh n , eq . . e be freshman Amy Haworth. the Homecoming paragdlgnmg of xglyegraengggns Law show us Candidates from left to right Barren, S. Wolf, ng S. Moms. Michael. T. Clary. B. tholus. are: J. Dowd, T. chhael. C. Queen A Black. D Brown. T. J. Cooch, and .I. DCMoss Last yeafs king Stan Sandusky Beth Harry crowns Scott Moms crowns Angie Black as the 1986 as'Lhc wmtcr sports king for queen. this year. 100 Queen Angie Black, Staci Wolf, Tammy chhael, and Jill DeMoss enjoy the varsity game as they smoked the Hotshots. The 1986 ng and Queen are presented to the Rox home IDITER crowd before thledvarsitydgame. t S 22251216? ROYALTY The Rockville reserve team had just defeated the Hotshots and went off the court. But instead of the varsity team taking the floor, the winter sports coronation took place. The candidates for king and queen were voted upon by the classes. The freshman candidates were Tammy Michael and John Dowd. Those chosen by the sophomore class were Jill DeMoss and Jody Gooch. The junior couples were Staci Wolf and Chris Barrett and Becky Nicholas and Tim Clary. The Senior couples were Tanya Michael and Dean Brown and Angie Black and Scott Monts. The crowd grew silent as the names of the king and queen were read. The 1986 Winter Sports king and queen were Scott Monts and Angie Black. After the Crowning the varsity team took to the floor and trounced the Hotshots. 101 ROCK-N-ROLL The addition of the Cafetorium allowed the Drama department to branch out, and have several productions. The freedom of flexible practices allowed for the new trend. Some of this yeafs extravaganzas were the play 'Christmas at Checkpoint Charlie , Forties Big Band dance and dinner, Mothers' Day dinner dance, and the main event the musical uRock-N-Roll . The musical involved many late night practices and a lot of hard work. The final product was well worth the effort. The three performances went smoothly. Corndoggy , portrayed by Senior Chris Law, had troubles that have been experienced by everyone at one time or another. His enormous crush on ttBetsy Lou , played by Senior Donna Gregg, and his inability to let her know his feelings set up the stage. Over the course of the play he solves his problem and gets the girl. The play abounds with Nerds, including Duffy , played to the utmost of nerddom by Sophomore Steve Simic, and Manfred played by Darr in Peacock. Football Star uForest Barrett' was played by Senior J oe Miller, Frankie energetically portrayed by Sophomore Dean Paddock, were a couple of the jocks. When asked about the musical Mr. Jones said it was the best thing Rockville has ever done theatrically. m-a Duffy played by Sophomore Steve Sxmlc tells Bumpers played by Senior Tanya Michael how he WlSth he had a glrlfnend. Somors Tanya Mlehael and Tammy Stevens smg a song about the dllemma of Corndoggxc. 131 mw - B, Mlllcr 1W Clark. D. Evhnonds G. CUFUSV 2nd row - S, 51mm, D Gregg, C. Law. T. Michael. M. .JL-nmngs, A. WthCrall. B. Nlcholas T. Stevens, L. Ihchm. 3rd row - 8. Bonus. J. MIHOI'. D. Paddock, 'IT Truman. D Thomson, R. llondnx. T. Law, J, Ellsworth Semor cast members: R. Hendrix, D. Gregg. S Jones director. B. Bemis. B. Miller. T Stevens, G. Cums, J. Miller. D. Edmonds, T. Michael. M. Jennings, C. Law. X 3 103 HEAVEN The magical evening started with the traditional feast at the Prom Banquet which was held at the lst United Methodist Church. After dinner, the laughter began with the reading of the Senior wills and the Junior Prophecy. Junior creativity was noticed when couples were escorted through the doors of the gym and found themselves in a mystical world of Heaven . Couples danced the night away with the music of uTransit. from Crawfordsville. The gym was arrayed as a scene of clouds and a clear blue sky. This year, students chose for their reigning royalty Shelley Breedlove as Queen and Sean Lucas as King. The members of her Court were Nicole Crooks, and Staci Wolf. The escorts were Tony Wagner, Greg Barrett, and Greg Breedlove. The servers were Suzanne Beal, Anne Timberlake, Angie Rohe, and Stephanie Reeder. At the stroke of midnight Cinderellas and charming Princes became Mickey and Minnie Mouse. The night had not ended, the excitement was directed to the 4-H Building, for the Post From. The theme was Mickey and Minnie go to the Prom. 104 Dean Paddock and his date C'hrlsly Barrett rest a moment before returmng to tho llvcly dance floor The Junior Prom King 62 Queen. Shelley Brecdlove and Sean Lucas, are dancmg LO tho Prom theme - Heaven . ESemor, Scou Herrick and hIS odaLe Kim Robson are cobvmusly enjoymg Lhc- Prom. Servers and Escorts: Angie Rohe, Tony Wagner, Suzanne Beal, Greg Breedlovc. Stephame Reeder. Senior. Tanya Michael and her date Steve Simic listen to the music as the band. TransiL , plays through the night. 105 Sex; We, the Senior class of 1986, with dedication. lo; an: x , , z .. Hy announce our final testament and will: 1, Brooke Miller, who thinks times are keeli. : ' . the right to always be lean and mean. I, Danea Craig, who Monty I date, will, Mary Jo Ch: ;. x z . -. 1. Brooke Miller, who hates to sit on the bleachers, will, Nicole Crooks, the right to not look lilies a that Lit: lie, Diane and Brooke, who really know our Physi-stuff, will, Mr. Clary, the right to two more dCVllS like us. I. Danea Craig, who doesn't look like a toad, will Monty Black, a right to stay on the road. I, Rhonda Reedy, of sound mind and body, will, Marilynn Riffe. the right to captain of next year's Roxette Squad. We, Diane and Donna, who are experts at taking Chemistry 11 tests, will, the children of Chemistry I, the right to put their feet on Everett Smith's desk. 1, Steve Nelson, who loves to play a joke, will, Russ Campbell, the right to win at least one Coke. 1, Erik BodeII, who Mr. Campbell thinks is dumb, will, Mr. Phillips, the nickname of Bum. We, the Seniors, who like to hear you whine, will the Juniors, the right to look for the bell that they will never find. We, Matashi and Wakeneumi, who like to hear cows moo, will Yoshiko Clary, the right to African Voodoo. 1, Tina Curd, who hates to wait in line, will, Sean Lucus, another year of riding Bus Nine. We. the seniors of Building Trades, Bob, Ron, and John, will Doug Nunn, the nickname of Booger. 1. Tina Curd, of sound mind and body, will, Mr. Newlin, Melissa, and Mr. Mayes, the right to another summer busy body. We, the Senior boys ofsixth hour Eninsh c1ass, will, Mrs. Lohrmann, another class just like us.. 1, Tina Curd, who is not a snob, will, Jerry Ellsworth, the right to his own job. 1, Wendy Barron, who has always been at blame, will, the Junior class, the right to be the same. I, Chris Law, who drinks water from a glass, will, the Junior boys, my charm, wit, and class. 1, Tracy WiIIiams, who doesn't like to drive, will, Tommy Law, the right to act older than five. I, Chris La w, who will probably propose marriage on my knee, will, Stace Wolf, an Iowa neighbor as cool as me. We, Tim, Joe, and Rob, three guys who like to think, will, Mr. Smith, his bottle of acid that definitely does stink. I, Mitashi La w, who cooks in Kitchen 666, will, Yoshiko Clary, the right to be the shortest player on the New York Nicks. I, KarI Ewbank, will to Shawn Forrest my neverendinz: desire and ability to go bowling whenever possible. 1, Denise Passmore, has always been the one to yell, i 25? the Junior class, the right to the Senior bell. I, Mark ButIer, who really is a wonder, will, Bob Brown, the 'lt to bench 200. I, Peter Goch, who won't do anything for free, does will, R.H.S., the ability to go on wit? me. We, the Senior wrestlers, who really were a blessing, will, Vuk, a singing lessonn. 1, Rob Marsha! o is fastly approaching graduation, will, Coach Kyle, the right to go to Florida during next year ting Vacation. We, Rob and Joe, who are so much like Larry and Curly, will, next year's Physics H the right to go home early. I, Inga Spencer, who can't wait to get out of here, will, Julie Estell, the rig ie a S.A.S.S.Y Girl next year. I, John Ross, 21 renown artist of the most creative, talented, innov: and extraordinary king, will, Brad White, a teensy weensy bit of talent from my most remarkable ii :ible mind. I, Tanya Michael, who sometimes runs a plow, will, Stace Wolf, the right to a bow-wov. t ?uby Ellsworth, who is always asking for a ride, will Jerry Ellsworth, the right to show off his Puerto Flt ride. 1, Donna Gregg, who is very clever, will my sister, Lori, the right to CB forever. 1, Scott Monts, l is a trouble maker, will, Mark Paddock, the right to be a heart breaker. 1, David Goodwin, being the i ii and thoughtful person that I am, hereby will to ShirJey Joy all of my future Math assignments. I, Kelly in :z'dock, who does not wear a bustle, will, Greg Britton, the name of 'thssell . I, Beth Reeder, who is a saint, will, Alisa Engle, the right to break a date. We, the Senior boys, who never go hungry, will, Tommy McIntyre, the right to be King Kong Bundy. 1, Rob Gregg, wh 0 they call the cob , will, Dirk Porter, the right to be a slob. 1, Steve Beverly, will, Gary Shay, the right to dress out for track practice. We, Britt and Sandy, who are never dull, will, Tommy McIntyre. the right not to go to the Festival. 1, Britt Bemis, who never tells lies, will, Staci Wolf, a pair of dry eyes. We, the Senior boys, who will never tell, will the Junior class a homecoming without the bell. 1, Scott Monts, who never mows, will, Dirk Porter. the right to get back all of his clothes. I, Denise TaIIey, who's mind is so sound, will, Michelle Pinegar, the right to slow down. We, the Senior girIs, who never kiss and tells. will the Junior girls the right to the bathroom prison cells. We, the Seniors 01'1986, who never get to go in the yard, will Mr. Newlin, the right to an armed guard. We, the Senior boys, who never like to talk, will, Dirk Porter, the right to a date old enough to walk. We, the Senior boys, who you will never miss. will Mr. Mayes, the right to another concert with Kiss. We, the Senior WiIders Hahn and Jodyl, who are sound of mind, will, the Junior class free Wilding on the hell, if all the parts are ever found. I, John Herrick, who has a tan, will Shawn and Ross a nice ride to S.V. in the van. 1. Ruby Ellsworth, who is very clever and insane, will, Alisa Engle, to have my kind of brain. I, Donna Gregg, who was born on the 25th of May, will, Kim Harmless, the right to learn to eat a push-up my way. We, Tanya and Sheila, who like to lay out in the sun, will, the girls Basketball team, the right to destroy Turkey Run. I, Donna Gregg, who knows what is mine, will Tracie Truman, the right to a Men Working sign. We, Donna and Britt, who never sin, will, Mr. Jones, the right to be called Ken. I, Tanya, who has never been to the Eiffel Tower, will, Beth Balding, to her VW's massive power. 1, Diane McClure, who doesnlt understand why Michael is always so late, will him the right, just once. to pick me up for an early date. 1, Laura Gahimer, who tries to play with flair, will, Juanita Hunt, the right to first chair. We, Laura and Danea, who are always consistent, will, Mr. Hanson, a REAL assistant. 1, SheiIa M yers, who always does what's right. Will, Nicole Crooks, a few more inches in height. 1986 CLASS PROPHEC Y Mike Albin is still here at R.H.S. . . . sleeping. Wendy Barron has finally been caught by Mr. Campbell playing Sabatage. Britt Bemis has Changed her name to Penelope. Steve Beverly has joined the Star Trek cast as the new Mr. Spock? Angie Black has her own truck lines called the Black-Hawks . Erik Bodell is now the lead singer of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Julie BoIIer has married Jody Davies and is now raising 12 red headed farm boys. Marco Branson has built his own school between Rockville and Montezu- ma. Dean Brown is Rockville's 4H Shell Answer Man. Mark Butleris the new Hulk Hogan. Danea Craigis now starring in her own movie, itBlue Moon . John Cris! shrank and is now the world's shortest man. Da Vin Crooksis now a millionaire after he invented an elevator to get into his car. Ron CrosIeyis the new building trades instructor. Deanne Cunningham has hijacked her dadis airplane and forced him to take her to the Bahamas. Gidget Curtis is now the owner of Pizza King. Brett DeLong has won an Olympic Gold Medal in the long jump. Sandy DoweJI is now a new member of Fraggle Rock. Ruby Ellsworth is now the owner of the Ritz theatre with an even larger concession stand. Karl Ewbank is still living in Rockville chasing gophers. Shellie Frazieris Mr. Tis personal bodyguard. Laura Gahjmeris now playing the flute for the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Peter Goch is still playing Dungeons and Dragons. Donna Greggis the new owner of Basking Robbins now speiclizing in 32 flavors. Rob Gregg is the new owner of I.G.A. Rebecca Hendrix is still delivering pigs with her husband Tom. John Herrick is now employed as Mr. Goodwrench. Scott Herrick has opened ttMoose's Meat Shop . Jeff Kerris now driving a brand new 2001 Corvette. Todd Long is now a professional arm wrestler. Diane McClure is the first female to attend Wabash College. Teri McIntyre has rgizzi'ried Dan Flaurr and is raising her own navel platoon. Tanya MichaeI is now the 2nd female to be 6 ' rig in the Indy 500. Brooke Miller has moved to New York, where she has bought out Macy's and Bi :ngdale's. Joe Miller has invented a new sun lotion called Jamaica Joe's Home Brew that helps yb in faster. Richard Moran has married Emilie and they now are the proud owners of Pickley's Pic Inc . Sheila M yers has been named head coach of the Purdue Boilermarkers Basketball team. Steve 1 i is a multi-millionaire after winning 18 Pro Golf Tournaments in a row. Tracy Nickle ws found at LG. .iing all the new stockboys. David Osborne is still looking for a date to the Prom. Candy Paddock nov 4 and operates Kerr MaGee with her husband Steve. Kelli Paddock has married Dan Seward and the Physics Teacher at Rockville. Denise Passmore is the new lead si nger of Twisted Sister. Beth : now owns a car dealership specializing in green cadillacs. Rhonda Reedy is captain of the Rockettt :21 Rossis bolted to the floor in a round. padded room. Scott Shawstill curses the words, I Do . Billie S, is now managing the Pastime Cafe. Allan Soltermann is still driving on the wrong side of the road witl Ly windshield. Inga Spencerhas married Rich, has become a professional accountant, and opened her 0 . zorse farm. Sam Swaim is now living with his brother, Swampy. Tim Thomasis the author of the beSL-Sv l er, ttHow to Get Teacher's off The Subject . Doug Waldn'dge now plays the tuba for Lawrence Weik and runs the bubble machine on the side. Tracy Williams now has her own line of fashioin bandanas to wear around your leg. Renee Writh is married to Mark and is now living in Mecca. Todd Young is following in his father's footsteps and is running for sheriff. Chris Law and Chris Wilson are the new Bob and Tom on Q-95. Mamie Wirth and Denise Talley have moved into the phone booth by the National Bank. 107 108 A large crowd accompanied the Baccalaureate Ceremony which was held in the new Student Community Center. Rob Marshall excitedly receives the Dr. Basil Merrell Award from Mr. Merica. l Tanya Michael shakes Mr. Ncwlm's hand while being announced as Class Valedictorian. The class of 1986 restlessly awaits their diplomas. Sheila Myers walks down the alSlC towards the stage during Baccaluareate exercises. Graduation The Baccalaureate a Awards Ceremony for the Class of 1986 was held in the Student-Community Center. The Valedictorian and Salutatorian Awards were presented to Tanya Michael and Rob Marshall. In addition, the two were presented the Linebarger Awards. The Richard F. Wegehoft Award and The Dr. Basil Merrell Award for the athletes with the highest G.P.A. were also presented to the pair. Donna Gregg and Chris Law received Thespian Awards. John Ross, Laura Gahimer, and Donna Gregg received TriKappa Awards for art and music. John Ross also received the TriKappa and Covered Bridge Art Assoc. Scholarships. Doug Waldridge was the recipient of the John Phillip Sousa Award. Presidential Academic Fitness Awards were presented to Dean Brown, Laura Gahimer, Pete Goch, Rob Marshall, Tanya Michael, Joe Miller, and Sheila Myers. All of these awards signify outstanding accomplishments of the graduates. On May 24 the band was playing as parents and relatives poured into the elementary gym. HPomp and Circumstance was played as the Class of 86 proudly filed in for a ceremony they will always remember. 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York St. Rockville, IN 47872 831W 569-3129 Tom And Fern Burgess Sears Catalog Store s-t Side Of The Square Jckville, IN 569-6340 Short Stop Rockville New Items On Menu 0 Salad Bar Open 7 Days A Week 6-10 Florence 8: Harold Greene :UPER umu Groc: ' 0 Meat 0 Produce Rockville, IN Hours: 8:00 AM-8:00 PM Towne Market Rick 8: Patty Cooper dealing in Fresh Cut Meats . Deli Items Custom Processing Rockville, IN Best Wishes Compliments Of Mary R. Welch D.D.S. And G.A. Welch D.D.S. Andrew 8: Wimmer Insurance Agency, Inc. Fire - Casualty - Life N. Side Of Square - Rockville Marianna Andrew - Agent 123 124 J OE6S MARATHON Car Wash 8; 24 Hr. Wrecker Service US. 41 Rockville, IN 569-6141 '7 'ELINIC 8z 6 9 s'.f:i..i.'xQACY 'f-.'.' Anderson JF. SWARfvi MD. - GARY DELLA GROTTA PEGGY SANKEY-SWAIM MD. 9 MARTHA PRESSLER PRH Clinic Pharmacy 569-3182 569-6632 Compliments Of ELI LILLY AND COMPAN Y CLINTON LABORATORIES Compliments Of IGA 7:00 AM-10:OO PM 7 Days A Week 1 Mile North US. 41 Rockville, Indiana 569-3149 Compliments Of BARNES MORTUARY BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1986 Retrospect Staff In Retrospect The Best Yearbooks Are J ostews Dick Maurer Publisher 125 126 A: academics Abney Jason: 12 Adams, Lori: 16. 28 Ader, Jennifer: 9, 28 Albin, Michael: 40 Allee, Jennifer: 12 Allen, Kelly: 9, 77, 26 Asher, Stacy: 9, 77. 26, 92 Auman. Paula: 12 Autry, Dawn: 9, 31, 95 B: biology Bazcon, David: 19, 20, 63, 25, 28, 6 Ball, Amy: 16, 28 Barrett, Chris: 22. 100, 63, 70, 105, 80 Barrett, Christy: 22, 65, 63. 74, 64, 104, 82, 60 Barrett, Greg: 10, 9, 62, 73. 105 Barrett, Kevin: 16, 71, 63, 73, 80 Barron, Wendy: 33, 40, 25, 28 Bartlett, Louanna: 16, 73, 25, 93. 95. 96. 82 Batdorf, Brian: 9, 72, 28 Beach, Chanda; 22, 28 Beal, David: 22, 25, 95 Beal, Suzanne: 8, 12,72, 30, 92, 105 Beard, Chris: 19, 85, 84, 60 Bemis, Britt: 34, 3. 2, 6, 33. 40. 65, 25, 30, 28, 91, 103, 105 Bennett, Brandi: 16, 75,95, 96 Bennett. Traci: 9, 26, 96 Bergner, David: 9, 28 BeLtis, Scott: 16, 63. 73, 26, 80 Beverly, David: 19, 63 Beverly, Shannon: 9, 26 Beverly, Steve: 40. 63, 80 Bishop, Jason: 19, 95, 88 Black, Angie: 3, 2, 47, 33, 40, 101. 100, 65, 74. 64, 30, 28, 109 Black, Jeff: 16. 88, 60 Black, Monty: 22. 63. 25 Blackburn, Becky: 16 Board, Deanna: 35, 19, 75. 65. 64 Bodell, Erik: 33, 40 Balding, Beth: 25 Boner, Julie: 38, 33, 40, 32, 28 Boller, Tommy: 9 Boutwell. Lance: 16, 95 Bradburn, Ted: 22, 28 Branson, Marco: 40 Breedlove, Greg: 12, 72. 30, 105 Breedlove, Shelley: 22,28, 104 Bridge, Bob: 19. 63, 95, 85, 60 Britten, Greg: 22, 26 Brown, Buffie: 19, 65, 64, 30, 90, 91 Brown. Chester: 9 Brown, Dean: 47, 33. 40, 100. 63. 28, 26 Brown, Doug: 2, 19, 20, 71, 70, 26, 89, 61 Brown, Jean: 12, 62 Brown, Jim: 12, 72 Brown, Mike: 9, 16 Brown, Rob: 19, 30, 31 Brown, Susan: 22, 28 Bryant, Stephanie: 16, . Burdick, Jim: 12. 62 Barker. Lori: 22. 25, 32 Butcher, Heather: 16 Butler, Mark: 5, 33, 40. 78. 63 Byrd, Gary: 22 Byrd, Jim: 9 N. hr: mm; L. Cc;16i.:;.,,.:. Caldwell. Matt: 12 Caldwell, Ronnie: 63, 89 Campbell, Jennifer: 12, 76 Campbell, Mike: 88, 89 Carnine, Denise: 16, 26 Carnine, Jamie: 19, 79, 78, 80 Carpenter, Kevin: 19, 28, 88 Carrington. Adam: 16, 28, 95 Carrington, Ryan: 19, 95 Cesinger, Cordia: 9. 77, 26 Chandler, Scott: 95, 85 Chapman, Jill: 14, 9, 28, 96 Chavis, Chris: 19, 25, 28, 26 Chavis, Daniel: 9, 28 Clark, Kathleen: 16, 73, 25, 28, 93, 95 Clark, Mary .10: 22, 25. 105, 97 Clary, Lisa: 12, 96, 25, 76 Clary, Tim: 22, 100, 68, 70, 89 Clodfelter, Dan: 16 Coddington. Brandi: 9, 77, 32 Cody, Jim: 19, 67, 26, 95, 94, 80 Conner, Patti: 22, 25 Cox, Cecil: 22, 63, 31 Crabtree, Angela: 12 Crabtree, Gerry: 12, 30 Crabtree, Jenni: 9, 96 Craig, Danea: 38, 36, 40, 25, 28, 95, 96 Crist, Bill: 19, 67, 28, 80 Crist, John: 38, 36, 4O Crooks, David: 38, 36, 40 Crooks, Nicole: 22, 26 Crosley, Ron: 36, 40, 109 Crowder, Kelly: 16, 31 Crowder, Sam: 12, 62, 30 Crowder, Tina: 32 Cundiff, Billy: 19. 71, 63, 80 Cunningham, Deanne: 36, 40, 32, 28 Curtis, Chuck: 16, 73, 25 Curtis, Dan: 16 D: diagrams Damewood, Jennifer: 8, 12,72, 26, 92, 96 Dartz. Sharon: 19, 95, 96 Davis, Babbett: 22, 25, 30, 28 Davis, Dale: 19. 66, 78, 67, 28, 26, 95, 80 Davis, Harold: 16. 63, 73. 28 Davis, Karen: 19. 26 DeLong, Brett: 38, 5, 36, 40, 63. 81. 80, 83 DeLong, Jemix 4:7. 30 DeMoss, Jill1 i01, 100, 25, 74.64.30, 3 ., 82 Deubner, M01 12 DeVore, Lau- K 30, 90, 91, 86 Dieter, Dawr. 12, 96 Doan, John; f .6 G3 l Dobl 'Im: 22. 25 Dow. 1n: 9, 62. 72 Doug? 11m: 31. 88 Dough n:na: 19. 25. 95. 96, 97 Dowd. - 1-2 36, 40. 63 Dowd. .1. l ,t 100, 63, 71 Dowell. 1 -mdy: 43. 40. 65. 35, 87. 86. U1 Duvall, Amy: 16, 28. 26 Dwyer. Kelly: 16, 25, 86 Dwyer, Knsta: 9, 77. 26, 92 E: economics Earl,Jef1'rey: 12. 31 Earl, Stacey: 12. 26. 96 Earl, Travis: 19 Edgar, Lisa: 9. 26, 96 Edmonds. Donna: 43, 40, 63, 25, 103, 105 Edmons, Elizabeth: 16, 32 Edmons, Samantha: 19. 82 Eldridge, Stephanie: 19. 30, 95, 82 E1enich,Amy:1975.64.95.82 Ellsworth, Jerry: 22. 63. 25, 30. 80 Ellsworth, Ruby: 36. 40. 28 Engle. Alisa: 22. 25. 32. 31 Engle, Marty: 12. 62 Epley, Tim: 19 Eslinger, Eric: 12. 62, 72. 30 Eslinger, Michael: 19, 71. 63. 70, 28, 95 Eslell. Julie: 22. 28, 91 Evans, Amy: 16, 25. 90. 91, 86 Evans, Danny: 16, 31 9' .5, ,-. . 36ng 88,1741 Evans, Tammy: 10, 77 Ewbank, Ahren: 19. 64, 30. 28. 95. 82 Ewbank, Karl: 37. 40 F: .C' - L . 1.8.06.1 Ly Farmer, Rick: 17. 63.32.88. 31 Faulds. Lisa: 22 Fischer, Rita: 17 Foreman, Beth: 22 Forrest. Shawn: 67 Foxworthy, Mandy: 12, 76, 30 Freed, Scott: 10 Furr, Shelly: 19 G: grades Gahimer, Laura: 39, 37, 40, 30. 28, 95 Gahimer, Ted: 10. 96 Gallagher. Michelle: 22 Gambaiam, Nlck: 20. 89 Gambaiani, Tony: 10, 62. 72 Games, Christy: 10, 77, 32, 92. 96 Caring, Dan: 23 Garrett, Matthew: 10, 25. 32 Garrison, Matt: 10, 96 Girdler, William: 12. 67 Goch, Peter: 43, 37, 28 Goggins, Andrea: 12 Goggins, Robert: 20. 89 Gooch, Jody: 20, 8. 100. 99. 70. 28, 89 Goodwin. David: 37. 40 Goodwin, Madonna: 20, 75, 25. 82 Gordon, Chad: 10 Gordon, Douglas: 23. 71. 7, 88, 89 Gordon, Libby: 23. 74, 31 Gordon, Shannon: 17 Gossell, Lewis: 10 Greene, Jody: 10. 62, 28 Greenwell, Kim: 13. 28 Gregg. Brad: 13, 62, 73, 28 Gregg. Donna: 6, 46, 47, 37. 40, 25, 32, 28. 91. 95. 103, 105, 91 Gregg, Jeff: 17, 73.25.31 Gregg, Lori: 23, 25, 97 Gregg. Rob: 37, 40, 63 Guilliams, Kathie: 23, 25 H: halls Hahn, Rose Marie: 10, 26 Hall, Janna: 20, 30. 28 Handley. David: 10, 32 Harless, Sabrina: 20, 28 Harless. Sara: 13. 30, 96 Harley, Scott: 20 Harmless. Kim: 23. 25, 32, 97 Harney. Jessnca: 20. 99, 65. 30. 28, 91. 82 Harris, Michelle: 17, 28 Harrison, Kenneth: 23. 95 Harry, Brice: 13, 62. 73, 72, 31 Hawkins, Kelly: 23 Hawkins, Mike: 20. 63 Haworth, Amy: 17, 18, 75, 99, 73, 25, 30, 93. 86 Helt, Chris: 20, 30, 95, 80 Hendrix, Rebecca: 42, 3. 37, 40. 25, 30. 28. 103. 105 Henseler, Dawn: 20 Herrick, John: 37, 40 Herrick. Scott: 37. 40. 105. 109 Holaday. Cassey: 10. 77, 26, 92 Holaday, Kristi: 20, 25. 30, 95, 96. 86. 61. 97 Howenstine,.1ai: 20, 30. 28, 90, 91, 86 Howensline, Todd: 17, 68. 30. 81. 80 Hubble. Chris: 13. 72. 30 Huffman. Michelle: 95 Hugheu, Tina: 17. 95, 96 Hum, Juanita: 23, 31, 95. 96 Hunt. Tom: 20. 89, 28, 95. 88 Husseman. Jennifer: 13 J: janitors Jackson, Ben: 23 Jackson, Brian: 6. 13 Jacob, Dan: 29, 68. 26, 85. 61 Jacob, Matt: 10. 72. 32 Jennings. Mare: 40, 25, 103. 105 JeLL. Raymond: 28 Johanson, Jimmi: 23, 4, 63, 80 Johnson, Eric: 20, 28 Johnson, Jennifer: 17, 32. 95, 96 Jones, Chris: 13. 28, 96 Jones, Derek: 13. 31. 96 Jones, Jay: 48, 40. 25 Jones, Mark: 10, 62 Jones. Marlon: 25 Jones, Mike: 17 Joy, Shirley: 23 K: kids Keller. Tabalha: 13, 76. 28 Kellerman. Cole: 23. 99. 25. 28. 26. 85 Kent. Patrick: 10 Kerr. Jeffrey: 37. 40. 63. 80, 109 . Kilburn. Kristie: 13 Kosaler. Lisa: 23. 25. 31. 95. 96 Kosaler. Lori: 20. 25. 28. 86 Kuhn, David: 20. 71, 63. 30 Kunz. Tony: 20. 79. 67. 80 L: lockers Lambert. Lana: 95 Lash. Andrea: 10. 26. 96 Lalhrop. Bobby: 13 31 96 Laughlin.Mi1chell: 10 Law. Chris: 43. 44. 40, 99 25. 103 105 Law. Rhonda: 17. 26 Haw. Tom: 23. 5. 25 leach, Jeremy: 17. 73. 31 .ewis, Bonny: 20, 75. 25. 30. 28. 95. 94. 86. 130 Lewis. Tricia: 10. 77. 26. 93 Liddle. Charles: 10 Lighlle, Lee Ella: 23. 31. 95 Lippencou. Dolan: 17 Long. Bob: 20. 78. 63. 80 Long. Todd: 40. 78. 63. 109 Langley, Michelle: 17. 95 Lucas, Sean: 23. 5. 25. 104. 95 M: 111111111 5 Mackison. Debbie: 17. 26. 96 Marietta. Suzi: 17, 18. 64. 73. 28. 93 Marlar. Denise: 20 Marshall, Rob: 34. 39, 44. 40. 63. 40. 28. 108. 89 Martin. Adam: 20. 70 Martin. Becky J.: 95 Martin, Becky L.: 75. 26 Martin, Derek: 13. 72. 30 Marlin. Mike: 20. 26. 80 Marlin, Rae: 23. 30. 28 Martin. Rebecca Jea: 17 Matthews. Donald: 20. 30 McClure. Diane: 34. 35. 3. 6, 44. 40. 109 McClure, T.J.: 20. 28 McCord, Stephanie: 21, 25. 95. 96 McCoy. Jeff: 21. 68, 70. 71. 25. 80 Mcllhenny, Beverly: 10 McIlhenny, Dawn: 17 Mclmyre.Terr1: 44. 40. 28. 26, 109 McIntyre. Tisha: 17. 75. 64. 86 McIntyre. Tom: 23. 63. 25 McMichael. Wllliam: 10 McMurlry, Tamra: 21, 75 Measel. Rob: 17, 68. 30. 130 Medenwald. Chris: 17 Mendenhall, Jim: 17. 26 Merica. David: 13. 73. 72. 30, 89 Merica. Matt: 20. 21. 68. 70. 28. 26. 88. 89 Michael, Donna: 13 Michael. Georgenaz 13. 76 Michael. Melissa: 23. 25, 28. 95. 31. 96 Michael, Tammy: 17. 75. 101, 100. 64. 26, 86 Michael, Tanya: 35. 42. 36. 44. 40, 100. 98. 65, 74. 25, 30, 28. 105. 102, 103. 86. 83. 108 Miller. Brooke: 6. 44, 40. 30, 103. 105 Miller. Joe: 34. 44, 40, 69. 99. 68. 30. 28. 103. 105 Miller, Michael: 10. 62. 72, 25. 61 Millspaugh. John: 13. 62. 72 Milner. Bob: 40 Moms. Scott: 38, 47, 44. 40. 101. 100. 63, 35 Moran, Jeannette: 13 Moran, Richard: 5. 44, 40 Morgan. Rick: 13 Myers, Sheila: 6. 44. 40. 67, 28, 26. 87. 86, 109 N: names Naughgles. Christy: 21, 25, 82 Navel, Janet: 23. 74. 95. 96, 82 Nelson, Steve: 44. 40, 30. 28, 84, 85 Nicholas, Becky: 24. 23. 100, 99, 25. 105 Nicholas, Conrad: 10. 72, 32 Nickle. Sondra: 17. 32 Norris. Bill: 21 Nunn. Doug: 23, 63, 25, 85 Null. Westley: 13, 30 KN rv; va K4 .' Oberhollzer. M11 70. 25. 28, 95, .5, Ogle. Sandy: 40 Olson, Gram: 10, 62. 7:1. 32 Osborne, Davnd: 17, 45, 40. 28. 95 Osborne, Melissa: 16. 28. 95 ?1.71.63. 1:31- Mx yr; 'Nljf;xfl 17.170 -- . LN v ; 5 -.1 9512 Padan. Chris: 13. 78. 67. 96 Padan. Michael: 21. 78, 67. 28, 95. 96. 80. 60 Paddock, Candy: 45 Paddock. Dean: 14. 30 Paddock, Dean: 21.63. 25. 104, 105. 80 Paddock. Kelli: 6, 45. 46, 30. 28 Paddock. Mark: 23, 63, 25 Pans, Jeff: 14. 62. 72, 30 Parker, Beth: 21, 65, 64, 30 Passmore. Denice: 45. 40 Peacock. Darin: 23. 25, 95. 94. 105, 85 Pearson. Kenny: 10 Pedersen, Peder: 21, 4. 95. 80 Pefley. Lyn: 14. 30 Perry. Elaine: 14 96 Pickett. Jon: 21, 25 28. 95 Pinegar. Michelle: 95 96 PiLLman,Angela:17 25 Porter, Dirk: 23 63 Prather Bryam: 45 40 Preston, Tracy: 40 Prltchard, Kay: 45. 40 Pruner. Kevin: 23, 25. 28. 95 Pruner, Mereda: 17. 26, 95. 97 Rapp, Dan: 25, 85 Ratcliff, Roxanne: 14 Reedcr. Beth: 45, 40. 32 Reader, Stephanie: 14, 105 Reedy. Rhonda: 6. 45, 40, 32. 28, 95. 97 Reedy. leki: 14. 76. 30, 96 Reedy. Shannon: 17. 95, 96, 97 RICO, Scan: 18 Richie. 81113;: 72. 89 Rxchle. Larry: 25, 105 Richmond. Brent: 45. 40 chkcu, Michael: 23, 25, 28 R1ffe,Carolynn: 23. 74. 25. 95. 97 Riffe, Manlynn: 25. 81, 80. 97 Rlchey, Doug: 21. 25 Robb. Ann: 14, 77. 28. 11 Robbms, Herb: 18, 28 Robertson, Jason: 72. 11 RoberLson, Ronda: 21, 30, 28. 91, 82 Huhwon, Amy: 21 1511125011. Klmborly: 18,78. 67. 1m. 97 1 , xx:glc:7 .26,105.11 Iyssa' 28. 95. 86. 97 : 18 indv: 36. 96. 11 21 39, 46. 45. 28 Rozhon, Danny: 18,63 Russell. Brent: 18, 68. 73. 28. 95, 96 r' 'l Sage. Julie: 24 Sanders. Troy: 14 Schaxbley, Eric: 14, 62, 3O Schlomer. Angela: 18. 25. 28. 82, 83. 95. 96 Scott, John: 21. 63. 70. 88 Sellers, John: 32, 62 Sellers, Mark: 18, 63. 58, 73. 88 Seybold, Nickl: 14, 30, 96 Shaw, Scott 6, 40. 28, 63, 78. 79 Shay. Cary: 80, 83 Shay, William: 83 Shoopman, Malena: 18 Shorter. Becky: 18, 28 Shorter, B11110: 32, 40. 45 Shorter. Charhe: 14. 11 SldanS. Amy: 14 Siddens. Bridgette: 14, 77, 26. 11 Simic. Rebecca: 14, 25. 76. 92 SlmlC. Steve: 21, 25. 63, 89,. 102, 105 Slmpson, Chris: 14 Smiley, Mellssa: 32. 96, 11 Smuh. Brian: 14. 67, 72 Smxth. Chad: 95, 96, 11 Smith. Emilie: 24, 25, 32 Smith. Jane: 24. 25, 93, 96 Sollermann. Alan: 40, 65, 78 Soltermann, John: 21. 28, 26, 130, 31 Spangler, Todd: 18, 7O Sparks. James: 21 Sparks. Kelly: 26, 96. ll Sparks. Marty: 24, 95 Sparks. Monty: 24. 28 Sparks, Tommy: 14 Spencer. Inga: 28, 40. 45 Spurr, Chnsty: 14, 96 Staggs. Joe: 21, 61. 63. 28. 70, 71, 89 Stevens. Tammy: 25. 40. 45. 95. 96. 102, 103, 105 Stewart. Melissa: 21, 32. 63, 75. 82 Sullwell, Michacl: 14. 31, 62 Stiles, Kelley: 18. 26, 75. 82 Sutes.Mary:21,28.26.86. 130, 31 SLrohl. Brandon: 21. 26 Strohl. Jennifer: 18.30 Sluffle, Holly: 18. 73, 93 Stutler, Randy: 14, 25.62.72 Swa1m, Sam: 40. 48, 63. 98 Swalm, Stephanie: 18. 32, 95 Swaim, Steve: 62, 11 Swmeharl, Jenifer: 14, 76. 96 : Talley. Denise: 25. 40 Taylor, Hamxllon: 18, 63 Thom. Brenda: 26. 77, 96. 11 Thomas. Mike: 24 Thomas.Tim: 28.30.38. 40,48. 69 Thomson. Dav1d: 30, 29. 67. 105, 130 Timberlake, Ann: 25. 26. 77. 11 T1mberlake. Teresa: 24, 25. 32. 97 Trahan. Wendy: 21 Truax, Tom: 18, 31 Truman, TraCIe: 24. 25. 97, 105 Tucker. Marc: 18. 30. 68. 71. 89 Tumey. Chrissy: 21 y s V Vandivmr. Wayne: 40, 48. 63 Vaulcrs, Becky: 8, 18. 95. 96. 97 Vautcrs, Ross: 24, 66. 67, 80 Wagner. Tony: 32.62.72, 105, 11 Waldridge, Doug: 6. 40. 48, 66. 67. 89, 95 Weatherman, Krista: 21, 28. 26, 65. 63. 74, 75, 81, 82. 130 Weatherman. Ross: 24, 25, 26. 28, 70, 71. 80. 130 Weeks, Misty: 8. 18.30.75 Whalen, Jim: 18 Whue, Brad: 18, 63. 79 Whue. Brad: 24. 25, 28 While. Chrissy: 14. 30 Whlte. Kent: 14. 30, 72, 11 White, Ronnie: 14. 30. 62. 72 White, Scott: 18. 28. 89 VVhlllock, Daniel: 18, 26 Widger. Michella; 14. 30. 62. 76 Wiley. Kellie: 95 Williams. Andrea: 28. 40. 48 Williams, Christa: 32. 77. 11 Willlams, Heidi: 18. 30 Williams. Perry: 18. 28. 63 Wilson, Chris: 5. 6. 40. 48. 69, 109 Wirth. Marnie: 28. 40, 48 W1th. Renee: 40. 74. 109 VVuherell. Andy: 21, 25. 63. 105 Willenmyer. Jason: 8. 18. 28. 68. 73. 88. 96 Wogman. Tim: 14 Wolf, Staci: 24. 25. 30. 60, 74. 75, 99. 100. 101 Wood, Bill: 14. 30 Wood. Michael: 10. 72. 11 York. Cheryl: 14, 96 Young, Cammie: 18. 30 Young. Todd: 40. 48 129 picture taker. $ i 6 3 y e. 5 I Dax'id Thompson, dllJlS lho . W m$aff The 85-86 Yearbook staff hopes you have enjoyed this book. We put in months of work trying to get this finished. We started in the beginning of the year trying to decide what the book would look like. Our brainstorming sessions sometimes became pretty bizzare. But that's how the staff wasi Producing a 132 page book in 9 months is not easy. Deadlines seemed to be coming at us in all directions. There were always pages to draw. pictures to crop, or copy to write. The staff gave up their Wednesday nights and sometimes weekend afternoons to make sure you would get a topnotch book. Even with all this work, we had fun. Every staff member was also an excellent wheelchair drivers. We also had a expert cockroach hunter, and an uncontrollable giggler. We hope this book will help you keep the memories of this school year alive. But even as you read this, the Retrospect staff will already be hard at work designing the 86-87 book. 130 Bonny Lewus and Mary Stites are solemnly working. Krista Weatherman is excited after searching for some pictures the entire school year and finally finding them. Miss Crites. also known as JC. explains how the dummy camera works without the camera. telia Myers. David 'N :54. x ..,.e. L n nu mm ,.,,.H ..m J ,,d e r U L .m D. L 0 N n. O S m 0 h T 1985-86 'ta'fft'Rb! M 1: g l 3 31 3 ? Colophon: The 1986 In Retrospect was published by the 1985-86 yearbook staff of Rockville Junior-Senior High School. JostenAS Ameri- can Yearbook Company printed the yearbook at the Clarksville, Tennesseevplant. The cover was laminated lithograph picture usi endsheets sur- round the 8V2x11, 132- lossy page book A l d 8: it . - L