Rockville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Rockville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1988 volume:

R.H.S. YEARBOOK STAFF August 23, I987 Dear Acme Detective Agency. After hearing of your reputation for solving difficult cases, the R.H.S. yearbook staff wishes to enlist your services to investigate our situation. We would like you to determine the status of R.H.S., to do this there are many questions that require an outsiders perspective. We feel this case will prove interesting to you, we hope to recieve your response as soon as possible, you dont want to miss a . .;:.;-t.,...t- t-.. . i.. . minute of the school year. Sincerely HARD ; I EVIDENCE Getting up at such an early hour, I remembered why I hated going to school. While showering, I thought about my new school clothes, stone- washed jeans and my Rockville IIRox sweat- shirt, which I bought at G.C. MurphyIs, hoping to fit in. My alias would be John Smith, senior trans- fer. I was going to spend the day gathering hard- core evidence on R.I-I.S. I put on my watch-camera to snap pictures unno- ticed. I was tired but by days end day I had what I needed. My case is tak- ing shape . . . V '- .uoyoou-VIw l cantt believe it, these students have actually ac- cepted me as one of their own! Now, I can get the information I need from the horses tor studentsi mouthl The first thing I have to do is come up with a good question to ask these people. It will have to be short and to the point but still give me the info I need. Hmmmm. how about, ttWhat do you like most about R.H.S.?ti Yeah! thatis the ticket. New that I,ve got the question all that is left to do is talk to them. Where are the places to find students? There are lots of places that come to mind, the ttwall , cafetorium, com- mons, after school hang- outs, and classrooms. bserving my cli- ents. trying to ap- pear student-like and getting my in- vestigative work decided to concentrate my inves- tigation in a few areas. the peo- ple around me and the different sports and activities they are in- volved in. Sports seem to be a consuming interest of many of my Classmates. Hardwork. prac- tice, and determination are all important in their sports. By Fri- day afternoon the game is the main topic of interest. Determination Devotion Drive 8L Daring Deliver Excellence. t ; wmmmilmcnl the team mt mm Ihc season with Was xidum Ln looking 211 the locker wum blackboard, The words: i-wculion. Dctcrminulion. Consiuuncy. 41nd Alliludc. wcrc lhcrc all season. Thcy wcrc rcndy lo win Somclhing must huvc workcd. Junior Perry Williams and Sophmorc T, Ping. A. Wilhcrcll, B. Long. B. Ron White combine efforts to tackle a Bridge. M Eslingcr. D Paddock D. Riverxon Parka Panlhcrv Kuhn.J Scan. 5 81mm 2nd row D Bruckcn. J. Doxxd. J Brown. D, Rozhon. H Taylor. P Wil- hams, D. Bacon. S Whnc. J, Buck 3rd mu. S, chs. K Alburlson. E Eslmgcr. R Whilc. M Sullncli. M. Englc, W. Null. E. SChulblcy, B. White. B. R056 41h mu E. Thompson. J. Grccnc. K. White. T. Wagner. G Olsen. J. Millspaugh. A. Marlcr. J. Gregg. D. Clodfcllcr. J Paris 51h row: Mr. Licn, Mr. Foster. 8. chxis. R, Brown A Marlin. T. Spunglcr, NV Gambaiani, Mr Buck. Couch Vukovils F OOTBALL They ?.rJ 1m cxcellcm sea- son in inc rcgular season thc Icnm rwurd was 6-1 thn Head Coach Vukovils was asked what helped them 10 have :1 good season hc replied. A lot of ihings . . We had a good senior clussi They worked iochhcr for 6 ycurs and have worked Iogclhcr 21521 lCilm this year. Also lhc coaching staff has worked togcihcr for a year and is morc Fluent, which has helped. All of those factors contrib- uted to :1 good season this year. When asked zibout next year Coach Vukoviis said, This year we replaced our offcnsivc and defensive line. Next year wcirc going, to need 'backs and receivers. Our season depends on how we can find Ihosc posi- tions, And on the progression 0f the other schools . . . should be prclly closcf' W Bonny Lewis Head Couch DJn Vukm-Iu .xcnd .xig- nulx 10 hix 1mm during a gridiron haul: Scninr Bob Bridgc rciurm i0 Ihc sidc- Iincx .iliicr tough play at ihc hard fought North Vcrmilliun gums. Lcupxng to snag ihc ball, Senior Joc Siaggs strives to widen the score gap bciwccn ihc Rex and ihc Panthers. F OOTBALL During the highly charged Rivcrlon Parke game. senior Mxke Eslingcr con- lcmplalcs hi: pcrformanco Wchc sending a 101 of good talent up 10 the varsity is what Coach Licn said about this year's junior varsity lcnn The record was 5-3. The three losses wcrc against 1hrcc tough teams. South Putnam. North VcrmiIIion. and South Vcrmillion. The South Putnam game. even though it wusm a w on the season. was Ihcxr The Rox fans eagerly chccr lhur tram on at the cnd othc hm quurltr of xhc North Vcrmxllion gumc xnlh .1 score of 7-0. John Scou Iakcs a much needed rest after a very slrcnuuuve plzu during a gridiron bnlllc ul Sccgcr. but 3.21327; in the bullhng Ixuk :- cd unul 1hr ml wng 1 w, n gamc. vhcn Nun? . ,: -. singlc muchdmm bmuh I.xcn commcnlcd 111.11 lhc gumc uv cmplificd Lhc dclcrmmulion and courugc Ihxs lcum xhuus. The overall scuson prcscmcd :1 uniquc chullcngc to ovcrv xL'uHH' c 01 lcn.sophornorcs .- u1pnmsIul thc JV, Icam. 'xmr some of lhc bCSl mphmnnrcs Herc playing vursh H Ami ucrc unublc 10 play on Kim LIX lhul tbrccd Ihc 0Ihcr phucrx m perform. Couch is looking for :1 lnrgcr frcshmun lurnmxl nch vxcur. tim WET: 1155:1115 WAZQLZZ ROX FOOTBALL what he likes bcsl aboul it he mid. Developing young talent to their potential. 7 Bonny Lcwis , FLOURISHES Isl rou' C Tallmun. E. Sellers. S. Hamilton Taylor. lending. rUShcr- Mxlcx. J WIucnnwcr, J. Games. 0. EhOM hiJ 8W3 ability 1 escaping a Robcnx. R Robbun'x. 1nd row. 8. Bcl- mcklc from :1 Rivcnon Parke Panther. Xix S Axhcr. J. Young. S. Cogdill. J Cldfk. T Sollcrnmnn. 3rd row T, Trunmgr. S Scxp. J Brown. C. ,Vhlls. B Gndlcr. B Obcrhohlcr. D. Lalhrop. J Vuulcrs. A. Grum- manmgr. 4th ruu Couch Jones. S, Vundn-lcr. S, Walton. E. Lohrmunn. JT. 00de C Ruuxcvcll. B. MCMul- lcn, Couch Slillxxcll 13 ihkf volleyball team for the ms sumon worked very hard in improvc their game which aha; did by the end. They provcd this in the match against T, R.. even though they didn'twin.1hcypluycd very agi gressivc and had an overall great attitude towards the game They ended the scason Tisha Mclnlyre,;unior. sends a power- ful serve 10 her Soulhmonl opponcm. Lunging for the ball. sophomorc Gina Michael returns lhc long vollcy. Scnior Krista Wcalhcrman bumps the ball to her from row teammates. 151 Row: K. Weatherman. A. Elenich. J. Harncy. J. DcMoss. K Holaday. M. Bakkum. mgr A. Rooks, 2nd Row: T, Mclnlyrc. T Michael. L Banlcu. M. Widgcr. C. Michael. Coach Harry. 151 Row: J. Adcr. J. Husscman. Mi Foxworlhy. L. Clary. G. Michacli 2nd Row: Coach Harry, B, Coddinglon. S. Earl. B. Thom. Li Barllcu. T. Mcln- lyrc. K. Dwyer. Coach Harryi LLE YBA LL with a 1-20 record and the J. V. ended their scason with a 6' 9 record. This ycars' team was hin- dcrcd by a few injuries during the scason. Krista Weather- man, Senior, was injured while running after :1 ball that had rolled outsidc while it was rain- ing. When askcd how this af- fected hcr game Krista rcplicd. uIt made me aware of how much I depend on my knees! The Jr. High teams also put alot of hard work into the sea- son. They were coached by Mrs. Vukovits and ended with a 3-4 record for the 7th and 3 L7 record for the 81h grade team. The volleyball teams really had fun with what they were doing.1hcy never lost that spir- it which wc associate with RHS. Good luck in the future. 7 Angie Schlomer A. Lodcn. A Akcrs. S. RmscH. J, Clark. A Robb. A Thompson. S. Crookxt J. McCord. S. Chandler. S. Pctcrsun. Couch vukuvits. A. Rhodes, thQ-Jxx . H. Martin, J. Picrcc. A. Nocl, R. McCoy. S Doly. Conch Vu- kavils. K. Gallagher. J. Hanson. Dwycr. Si Jill DcMuss. senior. cxtcnds hcr arms to lightly bump thc bull to her team- millCS. ROCKVQLF 1C LIBRARY L TDI-A Nta Second sccd singles. Senior Dan Jacob, cxcrts a full arm swing in serving to his worthy opponent at a ham: match. Scnior Malt Menca. all conference player, grimaccs as he attempts to rc- lurn his opponents volley, 151 row: 8. Doly. M. Millcrt Ti Wog- mant Bi Harry. M. Jacob. C. Bcardi 3nd row: Coach Campbell. J Witten- myer. B RusselL M. Tuckeri M. Mcr- ica. D, Jacob. D. Mcrica. T. Gambaiani. The 1987 Boys Tennis Team finished this ycziris sca- SOn with :1 531 record in the Wabash Rircr Conference matches. Number I single, senior Matt Mcrica, ended his season with an impressive 154 record with a 6-0 record in conference play. Number 2 singles. senior Dan Jacob, closed out his season with an 11-h l'th- baiuni fin. record. 111 Iii; .t ry. isl tczim Ir! D' and Man- Tutu . :2 their season Wllh ii 17, i i'uctim for a 9457, winning. mtg: Thu second team. composed of Brent Russell and Jason Wit- tenmycr Closed out u 1221 season. Coach Campbellls thoughts on this years season wcrc as such, .ch had a good, strong scuson We also had good leadership from seniors Mutt Mcricu. Dun Jacob, and Chris Bcztrdll. About ncxt yearls sea- son. he sztid We should have an excellent team. even with the loss of our first and second singles players. We have an ex- cellcnt shot at winning confer cncc. and we could end up with a better rccord than we had this ycar. - Chris l-lclt All-Confcrcncc doubles playcr, Sopho- morc. David Mcricu. ahows his skill and stylc m returning his opponents volley. Following through. Freshman Tony GumelLlnl forces his opponent away from the nut. Marc Tuckcr. Junior and all confcrt cncc doubles player. rcturns his oppo- nents scrvc. CROSS COUNTR Y The Rockvillc Cross Coun- try team went through some changes this year. They had a new coach. A former Rox run- ner, Bill Padan said, It was hectic with me still in college, but I feel that I learned more about running by coaching oth- er people in the sport. Mike Padan. scnlor. strugglca through the last IOO yards of the 3 1 mile race, It will hurt Emim Law x: lhc top five runntd lion, bul we hztvc 50ml: 'Jtrr'. competitive undcrclassmcn that should be ttbic to fill in said Coach Padan. Willi a 4-9 record the Rox team had a fair season. Even though they didnt win a majority of thc IU :Jt'l iv ., 'ncctx. individual efforts were m:ntundingi Thc Rox Cross country team started a tradi- tion this year, with the first cvcr girls team. Who finished with a 54 record. It added a dimension to coaching that I didn't expect when I took the job. replied Couch Pudan. Two of the Rox runners wcrc sclcclcd for the WRC team; they wcrc Senior Bill Crist and Junior Kcllcy Stiles. Both pluccd SKh in the conference. and both were also chosen Most Valuable Runner. Sam Albrecht and Chad Pickett made up Ihc Jr. High lcum ; Mary Stilts RUNNING ROX RUN RAGGED Vumbcr on: runner. 5cnior BiIl Crisl. croRsUS Ihc finish line Mnning the boys mac n! SuulhmonL Isl Row: S. Albrecht, J McCoy. B Smith D. Davis. Couch Padun. T. Kunz, B. Buldorf. B Crisl. C. Pickcu. 2nd Row D Marlin. D. Mcllhcnny. C. Snnlh. T. Sparks. C. Padun. B. Gir- dlcr. 3rd Row: mgr. B. Grcgg. J. Car- ninc. mgr. B. Lalhrop. Front Row K, Clark. 5. Edmons. Coach Pudan. Back Row: M. Pruner. M. Smcs. L Edmons. K. Slilcs. BASKETBALL Junior. Marie Cunis grabs a crucial rebound from lhc Eagles to pan the bull towards lhc Rox basket. The 1987-88 Girl's ankclv ball teams put out :1 lot of cfr fort in the season this year. The junior varsity. Couch Cowan said he felt his team this year has played :15 hard us any other team he has ever coached. Hc also said they had several come from behind victories that showcd they never gave Jcnifcr Swincharl. Sophomore. lays il in after dodging hcr Sccgcr opponcls. Krista Weatherman. varsity co-cap- lain. cdgcs her way past her opponent to gain possession during :1 muich-up with Soulh PulnanL up. Thu yum consislcd ni fourlccn 10x0 suidfThcrc :u'u nucux u; hm provcmcnl blll lhu-x plu-xcd hard and ncvcr gnu up and lhui is what counts. So. even though the Junior mrxily did not have as many wins. Ihcy ncvcr gave up, Thcy are on bcncr scuson m a 'x' ZLQHZ :11; nirxily girls had :1 lot of LiHSC gnmcx. Couches Kyle and Runym did :1 very good job cmiciiing this year. Iivcn though ihcir rccord was 3-15 they still played wcHi This Onc of the major things said by many of the players was that. it was frustrating b0 cuusc wc would have lcams bczxL but then lose it in the last l'our minutes of lhc game This shows that they did play hard and ncvcr gave up. HARDWORKERS HAVE HOPE Bonny Lewis, a varsuy forward, fakes IU lhc right ux ah: scurchcs the court for an open lcummalc. T, EVth. A. Robb. C, Williams. A. Ruhc. B, Coddinglon. J Swincharl. M. Foxxuonhy. S. Reader. 8. Siddcns, Couch Comm J DcMoss. K Weatherman. M. Widgcr. K, Stiles. A. Elenich. B. Thom. B. Lewis. L Bnrllcll. M Curtis. A. Schlomcr. L. Adams, Coach Cowan. Couch Kylc, Coach Runyon Monlczuma opponent ancmpls to block Tammy Gordon.s shot. while lcummalcs stand ready for the rebound. 151 row: P. Uplinger. T. Gordon. A. Paris. 5. Chandler. A Thompson. Staci AIbcrlson, A. McCarty. MY Phil- pox 2nd row: Coach Harry. J. Mom- gomcry. L. Gofft A. Aksrs. S. Russell. J Clark. K, Hclrick. S Peterson. E. Omcns. G. Naughlcs, J. Pierce. S Noel, S. Lewis. A Dwycr. P. York JV Bond. 2nd row: C. Browm J. Berry. T. Gog- gins. J. Ping. R. McCoy. M. Hannah. S Doly. J. Hanson. C McCarty. i hc Junior high girls buskcl- in lcums did vcry well Thc ughlh grudc girrs record was 0-3. l hc lczxding scorers of the suhon wcrc Amy Akcrs and Stephanie RussclL Couch Hap ry said. An outstanding group of athletes uilh varsity polcn- Iinl. .m- BasketbaII W flinch Harry was very plchxcd with this ycurls cighth grittlc girls biiskctbzill tcum. Thcir record shows that they have the ability to do well in thc litilurci Couch Hurry bc- licvm they will go lair. Thu scvcnth grade girlis bus- kclbilll team also did very wcll this season. The team record this year was 9-3 also. Thcsc young athletes were coached by Mr Roger Rowc. Coach Rowc stutcd. l'With hard work. this tcum could be onc of the best in thc near future. Thcsc girls would likc thunk cvcryonc for Ihcir this year. support They bclicvc that it helped them zilot to adjust to playing over :it the high school and would cncnuragc even greater support in the years to comci We wish all of thc girlls bas- kctbull Iczitm 21 grczit scztson next ycur. Currie Stephenson Stcphunic Ruxscll 15 unsure wh.it to do ixith lhc b.tll .is hcr opponrm schemes to qml ll After lighting a group Rhonda McCoy finulb .shools ior two points in thia hard Fought away game. Jcnnifur Bcrry tukcs :1 second out of thu gumc to plan hcr ncxt move against th' Aucc dcfcndcr. BASK E TBA LL Aguinsl Ihc Rn crlon Parke Punlhch. Sophumorc En: Eshngcr. donunalcd lhc bmrdx pulling donn rebound after rebound Starling guard. Mike Hurdcn. cxcm- plil-ICS his more lhc zxdccqualc Job at guard. as 51.1ch by Coach Campbell. b-x during 10 xhc buslxcl for No. Scmor. JOLh GOOCh. leads the Rox through the xpirn lunncl mm th' fun- mlcd Rock-uADomc ' Mus! x'uluublc player and 16;!de rc- boundcr Jody Gooch dominulcd the Door man; nmcs during hls four year xumu carter This ycurix buskclbnll season has continued lhc anH X formcd tradition at Rockvillc ofgrcul 1cmms.Thc Rm Smrl Cd Ihc scnson 0n :1 Roll . Thu firs! games Showcd everyone just how good wc wcrc Thu wins pilcd up and Rockvillc was ranked in the slate. When SCTHOI'. Doug Brown. was :lxlxcd 'J-IH lhc Vunir i1; x. Ihlrlucmh :: ' - 15m ' HBUL'.111xCK xJ.VgH smil xtiww! and nnh J icu mull wlwnk gut runkud. At Christmas link: the Rm participated in Ihc Nnrih Montgomery Holiday Tour- ney tor Ihu Sccond 'xcur in .1 1w. Hm lwur xmx diffcrcnl 121nuglL lhc Rm won it! Wc xwxufl 1hr l1worilcxbuludc leHU xiclom ovcr Ccnlrul thnlxc prmcd Ihul Lhc Hllc xnls ours. thn uxlxcd what the high- lxghl 0f hix .xcur mm Scmor. Mull Mcricu xuid, Probably bculmg Tcrrc Ilaulc South Tim night :11 Hulmun ccmcr BOUGH,S ihc slugc was scl for an upset ,md that's whul happcncd. Thu Rm lcd lhc cmirc game. domi- nating th Brm'cx. thn Mam mu asked what made that gumc w diffcrcnl from the rcsl BO I S BATTLE hc szxidt Wu put cvcnlhing lu- gclhcr that night .md showcd lhcm hxm good we could playV' ScmurAqu Mcricu looks for the our ch-p;m during the season opener ugmml Ihc Northvicw Knighls. lu nm 7 mgn . R Brown, A. Marlin. T Spanglcr. N Gambzxiani. 8. Cir- dlcr. M Martin 2nd row - Coach Bough K. White. B. Smith. M. Still- xwll. B Hurry. J, Paris. E. Eslingcr. J. Grcgg. K. Albcruon. M. Sellers, J. Mlllxpdugh. M. Harden. Coach ';1111pbcll h! nm mgrx: A. Marlin. T. Spunglcr, R, Brown. N. Gambaiani. B. Ulrdlcr. M Marlin 2nd row Couch Campbell. D. Mcncu. M. Obcrhollzcr. .I Sluggs. R. While. D Brown. J. MC- Cuy. L. Couch. S14 Mcricu. J. DOWd. XL Tucker. M. Iislingcr. Coach Bough chcnlh gradcr Mike Lewis is the first one 10 cut the net at Ihc ceremony follouing a Rux victory at the Parke County Tourney. 151 mu: D. Chavis. C. McMnchacl. B. D013, T. Gambaiani. J. Hurlou. S. Frccd. 2nd row: Coach Fisher. M. Ja- cob. C. Gordon. B. Baldorf. M. Millcr. G Olson, M. Crabtrec, Coach Taylor. 151 row: J, Stewart. D Lalhrop. S. Scip. C. Mills. N. Bishop, M. Slilcs. 2nd row. B. Obcrholxzcr, E. Lohr- mann. S. Albrecht, 84 McMullcn. S Slims. Coach Clary, Thu Varsity finished their scu- wn mlh :1 17-4 record, Thu Junior Varsity had :1 grcul year too. Conch Camp- bell led his Icnm lo a 18-2 year. The whole team wax strong. Juniors .lciT Grcgg and Eric Eslingcr rcully stood out. Also Mike Hurdcn and Mark Sell- crs did well ubovc average. -. Nut year with the perfor- mance of this team and the opening of seven spots on the Varisty these players are going to be relied on even more. If this season's performance is any indication for next year, its going to be another good one. The Freshman team finished with a 8-5 record this year. They had an intense season and once again showed a lot of promise. Junior high had big turnouts for the team. A lot of young talent could be seen at one of their games. The seventh b- tcam had a 4-4 record, the A- tcam a 6-7 record. They also captured the County Tourney. The eighth grade had a 5-9 record. $ Bonny Lewis u-r fit: Drawlng a two-shot foul on his way lo the basket, Eric James uses his oppo- nent to his advantage and helps the tcam. 151 row: J. Hendrix. B. Crooks. D. Goff. A. Jones. D Britton. E. Scllcrst 2nd row: Ct Pickett - mgri. T. Sollcr- mann. 3. Miles. E. James. S. Edwards. J. Price. J. Games. J. Young. 3rd mW: Coach Foster. J, Wittcnmycr, T. For- rest. M. Lewis, D. Allen. B. Bcttis. G. Roberts. S. Cogdlll ,.. mgr.. D. Kuhn .. mgr. Basketball Brett McMullcn dcflccts the Trojan's shot to keep the Rox's lead at the home Covington game. Jason Stewart just can't bear to see this opponent make a basket against the visiting Covington Trojans. ti Thc 1987-1988 wrestling team had a good year with a record of thirteen and four. The team was hampered by tho loss of seniors Jason Bighop and Steve Simic to kncc inju- rics. Thc Rox won the Sccgcr invitational. Sectional wrcs- tlcrs xxcrc Chris Pztdan. Brad Gregg. Brad White. Tony Couch Vukovxts and Coach chxis con- fcr xtith cach other on the performance of a wrestler An cxuughslcd Stcvc Simic slowly ituiks off 1h: man after running his xsurthi opponent KUHL liiaf it. Ritchc-x II: n t :'..u tlcrs :uimncru u- 2m: xginntitx. Briid Vx'hitc Httib. Tum Kunl , l-lUlb. DJIC Davis 1601b. Bob Long W 1711b. and Doug Richc5 1891b. All of these contestants won first plaice in their itcighl class. Many of our wrcstlcrs item to .-.'; iitc C'onl'crcncc Mulch. Thu inglicst place for thc Rox was sccond. 500er by seniors Tony KunL Slcvc Simic. and Dale Duvix Axuird winncrs wcrc Doug Richcy Most Pins. Ju- son Bishop H Most Improved. and D2110 Davis Most Valu- ublc Wrestlcr. '3:52350813?SSSELWTEE ROX WRESTLERS lms of several key members of 11w lcum put us :11 u grcal dis- .uivunlugc bccuusc of their hclp in earlier mccls. But still Wc werc BAD! V Chris llcll Bob Long stares down hi5 opponent as Ihc mulch xlurh K Whllc. K. Kunu. BV Grcgg. C P4- dun. D, Pudduck. COJCh Lewix, B. Long G Brccdlovc. D. Davis. D. Rul- chcy. .1 Bishop. Couch Vukoviu. f8 BASEBALL Senior Man Mcrica successfully scoops a ground-ball hil during a home game against Secgcr. During a conference on the mound. Coach Kyle gives pixchcr.junior Marc Tucker. some pointers on his lhrows After giving the pitcher the signal. sophomore Eric Eslingcr prepares him- self for lhc on-coming throw. Diamond mcn hi1, pitched and scored well as they com- pleted the best ever baseball record under Coach Kyle. Team leaders such as seniors, Mall Mcrica and Joe Staggs excelcd in hitting and pitching respectively. Mall Mcrica hit 15 homeruns during the season while Eric Eslingcr followed CIOSC behind. Joe 3mg: 011's two n0 hillcr bull 911ch and in tho scctionul game against Covington,Jochi1u linc drive to lhc 1ch ficldcr in M1ich lhc bat busted. Joc commented, Thc best part of lhc year was winning confcrcncc, beating Tcrrc Haule North for the first time ever and all around hav- ing :1 winning season. Junior, Marc Tucker. played :1 major rule in the lcszs victorics as sccond pilchcr by throwing a no hitter against South Vermil- Ii0n Sophomore. David Mer- icu. followed had scvcml h0- mcruns to assist the Icsz Wilh 21 2l-5 rccord, Joe Sluggs. M2111 Mcrica. Marc Jl'uckcr 11nd David Mcriczl wcrc ;1ll-confcrcncc plz1ycrsv The JI' varsity team had 21 winning rL-cord: 5-4, JV players wcrc complimented for supporting the varsity throughout the ycz1r1 7 Chris Chavis DIAMONDMEN DAZZLE Jon: Slaggs. scnior. slridcs into his mung :15 he hih :1 line drive down the third base hnc. Sophomore Daxid Mcrica slrcchcs lo 1ccomplish 1h: 115k 01 mgging cm the SL-cgcr player nucmpling l0 steal sec- and bass. Baxcball team - N. Gambaiani, K. Carpcnlcr Couch Clary. J Scott J. Sl:1ggs.D Mcricu. J Wiuncmyer. M. Tucker. S Whilc K. Albertson J. Black. D. Bruckcn. T. Gambaiani. K. Wh11c. B1Grcgg.S. Simic. M. Sellers. M. Mcricu, R. While. E. Eslingcr. Couch Kyle, R. Brown Deanna Board.$cnior. awaits the throw to first to gel the Panlher runner out. A. Robb. J, Swincharl. S. Rccdcr. M. Widgcr. R. Reedy, L Clary. M. Fox- worlhy. L Edgar. Coach Runyon. L. Pcl'lcy. B, Coddinglon. R. Law. M. Stewart. T. McMurlry, D. Board. S. Earl, L. Adams. K. Grccnwcll. P. Au- man. Coach Boardl SophmorcRikki Reedy prepares to catch a low Hy in a gamc :u Rivcrlon Parke, '1 km Lady Rox Softball team :mixhcd their season with a 7- 13 rccord. The loam ended Lhcir scuson with Attica knock ing Ihcm out in the first round ofscclionalsA Also the Rox fin- ishcd in the 1-5 in lhc confer- ence which was established this year. 1:7 Coach Steve Runyon ex- pressed a great improvement on team morale. experience. and hitting. Melissa Stewart and Michella Widgcr were nominated to All Conference for the highest balling perfor- mance. Some key games for this yeafs team were Riverton Parkee where the Rox came back and defeated the panthers in the second game ofa double header. In the West Vigo game, the Rox came back in the last inning to claim a vic- tory. Looking forward to nexk season. Coach Runyon stated the two strengths are the in- Hcld and the hitting ability: One out of many goals next year will be for the team to become more intense but still have fun and be competitive. The Junior Varsily's record is unsure because most of the games were canceled due to no lighlse They still got out there and supported the varsity IOO 70. t Rob Brown Rhonda LJW. Junior. strides out and concentrates 10 hit the bull in a home game With Turkey Run. Junior. Lori AdumS slides undcr lhc mg to gain a busce Senior. Bob Bridge listens carcfully lo one of Coach CampbcHVs advise ses- sions while some of his teammates practice their puuing. Brcni Russell.junior. shows his relaxed style on lhc grcecns, Junior. Jeff Gregg shows good form as he practices on the puuing grcccn. As the golfer sets the ball 0n the ICC. he looks down the Iliir- way at the Hug on th green so far away. He wonders me good is my opponncni'TTirlow stiff is that crosswindTI What club will be just right for this shot? and olhcr such thoughts and questions. He nd- justs his stance and club. thn hr 1.4, dlsijw'H xiilh iIC'iMZIK lhc Imlc Cm iacw iin' bull h scnl mi 11K in; Highl while Ihc golfer 1.x rmssurcd of his SUCCCbs. Thc R.H.S. golf lcum had A strong scuson this ycari They made RiHiS, history as the : m: golf lcum to much the rc pinnuls. Scnior. Bob Bridgi mix mnkcd us the third 10v mcdulisl. Lin outstanding .ichicvcman Thc Khrcc seniors. Bot Bridge. Chris Beard. and Dui Jacob gave the team strong support and leadership. Chri: Bcurd qualificd as Lln All Con ?crcncc player. Coach Camp- bcll think that this year's team dad good and mm m TEE-MEN TOP ycurk team can hold their own dixpitc the loss of the three sen- iors i7 Chris Hclt TOURNEY J, Gregg. S. Balm. J, Hurluw. T Wog- ' ' man. M. Jacob. C Beard. 8. Bridgc. - . D.J;1c0b. B. Rus s cll Couch Campbell. Scnior Bub Bridgc conccmrulc: on thc ball bcforc lacing off. whilc his oppo- ncm looks on Scnior. Dun Jacob uses onc of bin irons K; t I u? 7 l0 plncu lhc bull on lhc grccn. Ann Flcnlch. Sunlor, schcs 10 11 SUN!- vun upponcnl dunng a home match. Krisn Holadny rclurns a powerful backhand off her opponents scrvc dur ing lhc Sullnan match :11 home C Gumcx'. J Chapman. C Holadau. K Dmcr,$ BCJI.U Michael.R.Rul- cliff. L. Kosuxcr 2nd roxx T. Michael. A. Elcnich. B Lcms K. HoladayJ DcMoss. K. Dwycr, Coach Harry, p V$97tygh$aia? 3' $.M9f .31: . EH u .t' .' .1 ., . 's!yu;aw ., - L' 'I'hc girls tennis team start- cd IhL' scuxon off with two wins. The fulurc was looking bright And this was only lhc begin- ning. With all vursiu returning und nmny junior varsity mcm- bcrs moving up this years team was strong, Thc girK tennis team cndcd Ihc season with a record of l L8. Iicing in confer- acw :mE-i mz- Q; ' 71.. 11:7le wwya . $mm-ii ; gym; 3 . u ! 1f: :3. cncc play for second place. Jill DcMoss. 21 senior. was a WRC singles winner. and also rccicvcd this year's most valu- able player awardt When asked what she thought of the year Coach Harry said. The girls showed the best year ever. with 5 outstanding seniors showing improvement and a great deal of leadership. Coach Harry also said. With the loss of these 5 seniors it will be a hard road of recovery, but the youn- gcr team members are showing enormous improvement and are working well as a team and I am looking forward to anoth- er good year. During the season the girls Act ' A practiced hard zmd showed lots of dedication, When there was 21 loss thcy had that much more dedication to make thc next match a win. a Amy Siddcns th 'Khx x xxthhzt kax, .N' tt KN L , AQXX! h x J! ..- .h Tamm'x Michael stuns thc game with a powerful 5cm: 2n the home mulch against Sunan. Jill DcMosS. senior. keeps her eye on the bull after u pottcrful scrvc during a warm up match. Kathlccn Clark. junior. lands pcrfcctly from her long jump at a home match, Hardwork. determination and strong senior leadership made for an excellent boyts track season. There were many outstanding individual perfor- mances. especially at the War bash River Conference meet. Those placing first and be- coming members of the All- Confcrencc team included Michclla Widgcr.junior. lcts Dy 3 long discuss throw at an :may meet. Senior. Bob Long. Hys past in one of his many running events at an away mcct. Miku OLk-t'hx,-11x:r m 13?: ZUO and 400 meter muss .tnd thc 1600 meter t'clut tcttm of Dale Davis. Tony Kum, Bob Long. and Mike Obcrholwcrt Placing in thc scctional was Obcrholtzcr in the 400-meter dash with fourth place. Long in the long jump with a fifth place. and also placing in fifth v.35 thc IOOO-mctcr rclay team Although thc team will be los- ing alot of seniors much is ex- pcctcd from the under class- mcn next year, The girlst track tcum in- provcd from last year by plac- ing 2nd in the WRC meet. . ouch Vukovils Sccmcd really ,xlcnwd with lhc m'crull season , :xhcn he said. uh was a plcu- SPRINTERS erC coaching this year's team. Wu wcrc a fairly mung Loam Mth 2: lot of potential whom I cxpccl 10 go far ncxl ycurf Mcmbcrs of lhc All-Confcr- cncc 1mm wcru Kcllc; Sxilcs in lhc 3200 and 800 mclcr races SPIRIT SOARS Wuh .1 look of dclcrminulion Perry Willlzxms. junior. rcudics himself 10 hcavc lhc shol pul M an away mccl, M Snllucll ;7 mgr.. B. Smith. D. Pad- dock. S Croudcr. C. Pudan. C. Liddlc, L Wildcrmulh. D. Paddock. 8. Dow. T. Kunl. M. GurrclL P. Williams. H Tmlor. B. Olson. S Kcnncdy. T Huwcnslinc. Coach Foster. B Crisl. M Brodm D, Smith. E. Schaiblcy. J McCoy. B. Rose. J Carninc. D Davis. M. Obcrhollzcr. B. Long. Coach Vukovils. M, Widgcr. B. Simic. K. Clark. K. Allcn. S. Asher, W. Rose. Coach Vukovils, M. Pruner. B. Thom. L. Burllcu. L Edmonds. B Codding- ten. 8. Siddcns, S. Edmonds. K Stiles. and thc 1600-mcler relay team of Kathleen Clark, Louanna Bartlett. Kelley Slitcs. and Brenda Thom. Kelley Slitcs also set a new conference re- cond in the 3200. The I600 rc- lay team also. qualified for sec- lionals where they placed fifth out of nine teams. The Junior high track teams had a very impressive season. Brctl McMullcn. 81h grade. exhibits his strength while complcung an al- lcmpl m the shot put. Stacy Albertson gels :1 Jump on her opponcnl In the Jr-High track meet at home S. Slncs. J. Dean. S. Asher, D. Goff. C. Mills. J. Stewart. 2nd row. Coach DcLong. J Clark. S. Walton. N. Bish- op. B. McMullcn. S. Vandivmr, S, Al- brcchl. Thcrc Wih .: seventh and righah ..v aw. led by Coach Cmmn. 'I iiix mu Mr, Cowmfs I'Irsl lxmr of coaching the girls and hc xms very impresscd by Ihcir cmhu- siasm. polcntiul. and determination Coach Brcll DcLong. who has been here for we years, also had a large increase of Amiag; w. h.........;. participants. compared to last year. This is the first year in a great many of years that the Rox Jr.-High have won a track meet. Both Coaches are looking forward 10 an even better sca- son next year especially after xhc potential that was shown this your. 7 Brenda Thom w', van? uwygnu qym, .4. 5-. m Sam Albrcchk hurls himsclf over the high Jump bur u: lcummzuc Jason Stewart looks on. M. Sollcrmnnm S Noel. J. Bond, S. Cracks. J Picrcc. A Dmcr. S, Lcwis, M. Philpou. C. Ray. 2nd row: S. Al- bcrlson.S. D01y,J Clurk, S. Chandler. K, Hulrick. J. Hunson. C. McClurly, 3rd row COuch Comm. J Barry. R. McCoy. A. Akcrs. S. Ruascll, K Ow- cns. A. Robb. C. Brown. CHEERLEADIN G Another ycnr,anothcr chccr spiril Iilhrr . winging classmutcs imo the as the cheerleaders and spirit scvcr.xi mu :1 . ..' . Imn. Fvcn though lhjc scu- liflcrs cnlhusc Ihc Rox fans. pcrfcclcd 11w 4. . 3m mn was fullfillcd with scvcrul and lead the team onto victory, season 1hr kccpmg: 111:; vmml primclin1cs.i1hadilslulls.too, Ilwasanolhcr cxciling year for on Ihuir Ike! um! gull ::x In addition to :m injury From the checrlcadcrs because lhc each gumc sccmcu' In yet a IIL- lust year. there were lhrcc 01h- crowd was rowdyund thctcam llc Closcr ouch llmc chcml cr injuries this ycur. But all was onawinning streak. ltwas pep sessions were hcid uilh wcrc back on the Hour and a time of improvement for the many Crcalivc :md ncxx idcus cheering in no time. ' kt. Thc Jumor vursily chccrlcadcrs and the spinl lll'lcrs shnm lhcn approval of the performance of lhcu winning lcnm. Thc vnrsuy and Junior vursny cheer- leaders Icurn-up unh lhc spun liflcrx lo Shmx off one of their dangcr0u5.bu1 precise mounts, th Ihcir hcnds hcld high. lhc Junior vursin cheerleaders chccr lhcnr lcam m :1 Victory dunng :1 Umc-Uul The nine seniors will be misscd, but a new energetic group is ready to show their spirit Thc cheerleaders and spirit lifters dcfincntly did their job by kccping 1hc Rock-a- Domc rocking and the Rox fans in high spirits :11 all times. 7 Amy Siddcns PEPPY PEOPLE PROVIDE SPIRIT The infamous make .xlilhcrs past the uppming 1mm during the limc-oul of u homc gumc Mrs. Frcdcrick. A. Schlumcr. B. Si- mlc. J. D.Amcxmod. K. Clark. L. Burk lull. Mrs Kuhn-Brudy Mm. Kuhn-Brudy. A, Evans. 5 Bcuis. J. Hmscnslinc. J Scull. J Hurncy. B. Row. S. Simic. D. Paddock. J Dc- Moas. B. Bridgc. J. Hall. P. Williams. L. Dcvurc. Mrs. Frcdcrick STUDENT T SUPPORT SEASON H. Vdrlln. A Dxxlxcr. J Bond. 5 Nocl, S Lcuu S Crooks. A. Akcrx C Rzu. S Pclcrr son. S Chundhsr S Asher, C Huluduy, K Sparks. C Gumcs K. Allcn CHEERLEADING Sophmorc, Jennifer Damcwood and xcnlor. Dunn Paddock show how in- lcnsc .1 game czm be in the Ruck-m Dumu Frmhmun chccrlcudcrs. Chrlxly Gumcx'. Slaccy Asher. Kcllcy Allcn. and fancy Iloluduy show lhcnr sup- pnn fur lhc Junior varsity lcum during :1 Illncmul am really getting used to being a jstudenl again. Thinking back, I was more ofan ob- server than a participant. I canIt believe how busy some of these kids are, they are involved in ev- erything. I barely have time to get my homework done. partici- pate in extracurricular activities and keep my investigative notes in order. I found notes about the mock queen contest, I entered in the fall, I diant win but I got a 101 of laughs. The most fun when I was a waIk-on immigrant in All American. The Academic Super Bowl competition was the hardest thing I had to cram for all year. PGOp.LlL Practice Play Perform And Pursue Projects. Trying lo relax on his time off Kcnl While spccds by on his moped. Lounging is an avid past time for mou student as sccn here by chphani: Russell. Jax'on Slewarl and Jolccn Clark. 45 Takin g Taking time out can mean many dif- ferent thing to diiTcrcnt students. For instance. Chrix Chuvix cnjoys showing horses while Mn: Siddcnh likes boat- ing and swim: ionic enjoy the qui- ctcr activitt ding or just visiting with fricm. tncrc is that fun- loving grn' WicnlS who spend their spurt 41 work trying to pay for ll tiitlICVCr else they need Thu :imny activities to Ann likes boating Time Off purlicipatc in nowadays it can bc diffi- cult only choosing onc to excel in. In the summer timc there is water skiing. swimming. and fishing for example and in lhc winter hunting. football. basket- ball and other sports. But no matter what Rockvillc student do to occupy their time they always can hiWC time for thcir friends and time to enjoy them- selves. 7 Stacey Pcrrinc .1. For Kzircn Gallagcr. Shayna Doty. and Tricia Kcrnodlc lifting wcighl helps relieve thc lcnr sion of their hcctic schedules. Needing time off from his school activity Mikc Eshngcr shovs his frustration us he gnmuccx 49 I...p.m Student aides help to make this school run smoothly. Their job is to help the faculty and to lessen their bure denst The aides work in the media cen- ter. PE class. office and other places where they are needed. Scott Bettis, Junior. is a media aide for Miss Crites. hi enjoy working with Miss Crites. and the computer. I also like working with the people. com- Studcnt Workers A bound mentcd Scott when he was ztsked why he is ttn aide. Dan Ciodfcltcr is a PE aide. His job includes keeping the kids in urtier and helping with activities. I enjm xmrking with the kidst quotes Dun. With :11 the help of these dedicated aides the teachers would be grouchca bi end of the day. 7 Misty chkx lfrmlmwn .IIIH lmpnmn. Tumme Izmnx .md I Av Damn Sunicn yrucdxly cal luc-cchm Ax lhk':v umh Irma Ill lhc ml'L-Icrm In hcr prrc lmw .n :1 gunddncc xturkcr. sunmr, Krhll HuhdJy qulxx mm collcgux fur hcr fulun: Mum .ndc xcnmr. Vclnm Slcxsurl punts fmm hcr unnpulcr xmrk lo HHIIC Al lhu c.lmcru Suphnmnru. kum Whllc mcndx long hours b.tr- coding the mam book of the Mcdm Ccnlcr, 51 52 Senior. Tamara McMunry. uses her SASS skills while working In SICVC Kenleys office, Besides working at the Dairy Twist. senior, Bill Cnsl. isa Cul above demon- strating his mowing skills. Winter Sports III chs a W 01? hard work and dedi' Sluizulgglwggrlliv'c 17 hoggiwkMoss times, and lots of memorable moments. cation to thC 8 Nb and keep UP your but it can also mean long hours and grades. Thcrc are several students that , staying up late to get that homework dOJust thttt thuttgh; Andrea Goggmsq done. The main concept with it part- sophmwt: ws. At lthS l fmd ll time job is that you have that added hard 1. Isnd keg? up my grade; extra responsibility making you one Nlck: says. I enjoy worktng step closer to that final goal of adult- bgcztx time a sense of accent: hood. chp it up you can do it and Elwin nhcicxtra money dciesn; someday wchll get there. h Amy ur r'xlntz can mcana oto - v thing . extra money, good COIOHaUOH Stddcns Taking a break. juniort Chris Mcdcnwald. adjusts the radio station at work. Raccoon Bait and Tackle. Counting worms is part of Rob Brownhs daily routine working at Raccoon Bait and Tackle. 53 ,- ,- in-uuwa-zx 54 The spirit at Rockville is not only essential to each person as an individual but vital to the school. Walking down the halls during the school day, spirit can be seen. Often times there are peo- ple with sports injuries, they sacraftcied their bodies for the team to win. Spirit is also seen in the many extra curricular activities. All of the clubs and other organizations are on top of full academ- Junior. Angie Schlomcr shows her spirit every game as she gets in front of the crowd to cheer the teams on. Flashing his legs. senior. David Bacon displays hts senior spirit on his last day of school by wearing a mini-skirl in protest of the shorts policy. ROX AA AfRuiscd 'spi'rits it: loads. Rockville t-shirts. a pin. or attendance at a sporting event are all supporting the school. The act of saying with pride that you are from Rockville is something that doscn't win class spirit awards. but it's what says spirit the most. spirit is the essential prmszple that drives the school and the c nu- nity e Bonny Lewis Hawaiian day brings out the tropical in us all as seniors Jui Howcnslinc. Rob Brown. and JessiCa Harncy uppcur m appropnmc drcgs, Spirits were high as Mrs Hurncy. Mrs. DcVorc. and Mrs. Willcnmycr promote the Rox-y Horror post prom. SS Thc Rex are led through the Splnl lunncl and into the Rockvaomc by stnior captain. Jody Gooch. Excited about becoming alumni. Jessica Harncy and Duh: Davis walk through the aisle during the proccssional at commencement. 56 The Word Thu school ycur started as usual, but there was :1 sense of excitement in the air. Thc 1min Lmd mlcm of the football team pmducud :1 xxinning season. Spirit banncrx rcpl- ccd Ihc traditional Heats ul Hm up. The highlights of Coach Hm basketball season wen: m - Holiday Tourney and beating mu South. The Win- tcr 5p '1d queen were chosen from t girls and five senior Wc wcrcn'l Irudiuonal 7 Rob Brown Around boys. Over half of the seniors of 1988 are continuing their educations at a col- lege or univcrsily. Mr. Kyle and the baseball team had their First winning season and also captured the confer- cncc title. The year was not a tradition- al one, The changes produced several mcmorics never to be forgotten. 7 Krista Weatherman Laura DcVorc, a senior Homecoming candidate .md hcr cscorl. Mike Obcrhollzcr. leave the f'lcld after the halhimc activities. Junior. Jeff Gregg and sophomore. Eric Eslingcr Showoff their legs on Hawaiin Day during Homccomxng Splfil wcck 58 Queen. Jcssica Harncy. flanked by SCnlOl' clau- maics Jill DcMoss and Laura DcVorc. pass lhc crovxd during lhc traditional lap uruund the track. Homecoming Coun and Escorts: T, Gambmani, K. Dwycr, T. Howcnsxinc. T. Michael. J. Hurncy, D. Davis. J. DcMoss. M. Mcrica. 8. 5mm. D Mcrica. L DcVorc. M. Obcrhollzcr. 9 7737757 4 iv? 1.52.?!va Thc Rox enthusiasm 5021er on Fri- day night 215 we played the Sccgcr Pa- triots. During halftime the queen candi- dalcs wcrc cscorlcd on the field. Krista Dwycr wzxs Ihc Frcshman candidate; Becky -Li;nEr the Sophmorc candidate: Tamr- , mcl the Junior candidate: and 2 Yore, Jill DcMoss and Jcssix lhc Senior candidates. The ' :nming Queen was an- Football . .. I'll never forget. - Jessica Harney H 0121 ccoming nounccd as Jessica Harney. Hcr king was, Mr. Football. Mike Eslingcr. Thc Rox ended the evening with a 34-9 victory over the Patriots. The Homecoming Quccn slated, uThe game was GREAT! I was really excited and surprised al being crowned Homecom- ing Quccn. It was really a great honor and a night I'll never forget. 7W Carrie Stephenson Sophomore. Becky Simic. waits patiently with her cscorl David Mcricu. before the name of the Queen is revealed. A joyful chsica Harncy bcams as Becky Nichcy lus crowns hcr 1988 Homccoming Queen. 59 Pant .- You could feel the excitement as you walked into the gym. February fifth was a night to remember for ten very special seniors. The gymnasium floor was cleared and the long awaited corona- tion began. The Senior candidates were Jill DcMoss. Matt Mcrica. Krista Weatherman. Jody Gooch. Jai Howen- Stine. Doug Brown. Janna Hallh Mike Eslinger. Laura DcVore and unable 10 1988 Winter Sports Court: M. Mcrica, K. Wcalh- crman, Jh Gooch. J, Dcmoss. M Eslingcr, J. Hall. D, Brown. J. Howenslinc. L DcVorc. No! pic- Iurcd: S, Simic Royalty. Jody Gooch and JIM Dcmoss smile after receiving IhClr crowns from Staci Wolf and Scan Lucas. Jai Howcnslinc and Doug Brown walk carefully toward ccnlcr courl to await the crowning. Mike Eslingcr escorts a smiling Janna Hall as Ihcy step into place before Ihc I983 Winter Sports Queen is announced. attend Slcvc Simian The Crowd grcw 10 an intensc silence us the names olh King and Queen were announced. Thc 1988 Winter Sports King :md Quccn wcrc Jody Gooch and Jill Dc- Moss. When asked whul lhc mw' mmm- orablc moment of the night xm Mucn Jill DeMoss excitedly answcm was when my name wzxs unnouncw huld hardly believe iL 7 Brenda. 1 A Joyous Jill DcMoss is crowncd Winter Sports Queen by Scan Lucas as the newly crowned king, loch Oooch stands by. Quccn c.lndidulc. Laura DcVorc is cscorlcd by hcr fulhcr duc lo Sieve Simic's lengthy rccovcry from u knee injury. Usually Accunomcd 10 playing on the court Kmlu Wculhcrman and Jody Gooch assumc a diffcrcm rolc during Winter Sports Coronation. 61 C. Games. A, Robb. J Hoanmnc. A. Marlin, C. Smith. L. Pch;. B RusV Scll. S. Mcycs. D. Board, Mr Obcrhollmr T Buscnbark. .l. Wolfe. A Ludcn. P. York. J, Hanson. S. Russell. 5 Albcrlr son, M Jones. C NDHIS. S, RussclL S Chandler. S. Edwards. B. Obcrholncr. Mr Comm. S. Albcrlson. S. Crooks. A. Ludcn. A Akcrs. E4 Lohrmunn .., L. 110' w J ...m .m Seniors Mike Obcrhollzcr and David Bacon receive help in prcparation for the ITAC test from Mr. Campbell. K. Weatherman. A. Schlomcr. A. Ev- ans. C. Chavis. Mr. CampbclL J. Sol- lcrmann. D, Davis. J. Slaggs, B Bridge. M, Obcrhohzcr, 62 Thu Varsity . as quoted from Mr. Cowun. 1ch their mark in academic compcmiun nul only with three firsts 01 six mcclmns but also with a third place in the hm urtx section, Thu J' 3 w .1 was renamed in Indi- :mu .h x 1cm. ITAC mcmbcm were 5: mum to complete ninc lush : dcfcnding champi- om v1 ,JIHC the trophy. they hud :: .15 lhq placed fifth 'l'57WEWEH N. Scybold, S. Pcrrinu, C: Camus. KA Wculhcrmnm A, Schlumcr. A Evunn. C. Chm'ix, B. Lexus 2nd mu M Murlln. J. Smggs. M. Obcrholuur. D. B:1cun,A, Marlin. C. Hull, J. .Sollcrmunn, B thscll. Mr Comm Academic The Varsity overall in the chemistry section. Spell bowl competitors pulled out a blue ribbon at Owen Valley High School during the regional compcxiv lions of the Hoosier Acadcmic Spell Bowl, We also had u spell bowl compu- Kilion :11 lhc junior high lcvcl :15 several spcllcrs computed at Woodrow Wilson for a spclling Lilia 7 Chris Chavis 63 One of several activities that is much awaited each school year by many stu- dent is the Special Olympics. Some of the events included in this arc bowling. basketball. Field and track events and skiing. This year the area basketball tournament was hosted by Rockville with much success. Student react very cnthusiasticly and look forward to the fun and competition of these special games. Kenny Stevens shoots over his opponent from Chauncey Rosc during the Special Olympics Bas- kctball Tourncy. Shari Shonk. Special Olympics particpanl. rc- cicvcs guidance from a welcome volunlccr during thc frisbcc throwi Athletes enjoy competilmn When asked if the Special Olympics was a successful program. Phyllis Akcrs felt that it was because It received a lot ofinvolvement from the athletes stu- dents and volunteers? All involved ei- ther directly or indirectly gaincd ii sense of accomplishment from the ciiiiwrts of these athletes. h Stacey Perrine. Senior Nick Gambaiani. releases a jump shot over his defenders out- stretched arms. Special Olympians settle in prior to the opening ceremony. R.H.S. hosted it's first Special Olym- pics Basketball Tournament. Jana Critcs. Phyllis Akers and Ge Harry. members of the planning committee. welcome spccial guest TV-TWO Sports Director. Dennis Campbell. 65 66 Th: wood uind xenon ul' lhc JUHHW high school band lukus u ACLII in prcpcr- alion for me spnng conccrl. Senior, Alyssa Rooks goes through lhc motion during the huIF-Iimc shox :11 the Roqk-avDumc. The Rox percussion scclion of seniors Chris Hell and Jim Cody, along mlh juniors Rob Mills and Debbie Macki- son work hard to keep Ihc band in tempo This ycurk high school marching band :1! R H.S. had fun presenting the half-timc :md prc-gumc shows for the crowd. The band. centered around around the pcrcussion section, played songx x: v5: ! unfz1rc and Entrance, $1r v bunt. and New York, Nov. The drum major during the ! gum was Tom Hunt The Ru was swingiW with the pcp 111g basketball season. Band-Choir Music and Dance Roxettes Danger Zone? uVictory, and The Horse were used to pep up the crowd before the games. The spring concert band participated in thc ISSMA District 533 Concert Band. receiving a third division rating. Rockvillc also hosted the Annual Parke County Band Festival, featuring Wood County Celebration, directed by Mr. Hanson's father. The band plays carcfulb :11 lhc Pan Am Plum. whcrc lhcy were part of the worldk lnrgcxt high school band. d1- rccxcd by Mr. Maynard Ferguson 67 68 The auxiliary corp also put on their shows and dance routines. Officers were Tina Douglas. captain: Alyssa Rooks. co-captian; Kristi Holaday, lieutenant: Novalie Shultzt sargeant. The choir practiced hard for their concerts. They also participated in the Parke County Choral Festival held at Turkey Run High School. The songs featured were I Can Do 1!? Lean On the Wind, and The Battle Hymn of the Republic. B Martin. D. Mcllhenny, K. Holaday. A. Rooks. T. Douglas. N. Shuhz. Tt Hugheu. M Smiley. A. Blair. Nt Shultz. C. Smith, M, Huffman. 2nd row: Dt Mcllhcnnyt T. Hughcu. E. Perry. T. Hardenv 3rd row: B. Bennett. A. Duvall, B. Shorler, A. Collings, At Blair. Music and Dance On April 24. 1988 the R.HtS. band was part of the worlds largest high school band. They playcd at the Pan Am Plaza in downtown Indianapolis. under the direction of Mr, Maynard Ferguson. After the bands pcrfurmcd, they listened to an open-air com .. by the world famous trumpctecr, M , :rd Ferguson. Al the park: County Band Festival. Mr. Hanson Sr. leads the combined bands m a trombone solo. H M WW 1 M13 4a j .; , Mr. Hanson watches the opening of the NHS induction ceremony while wailing for his cue to begin lhc musicl C. Michael, J.Swinchur1. M. Pruner. S. Reedy and R, Rccdy awail for lhc start of lhc Concord Ovcnurc. the opener 0f the NHS ceremony. 70 The professor. played by Steve Simic. senior. says a couplc words lo we mhcr pusscngcrs. juniors Chad Smith and Scott Bcuis. on lhc 1min during the spring play, Senior. Krisli Holaday sings a solo in the spring play All Americnnf Slcvc Simic lcsls out the SOUnd cquipmcnl during the dress rehearsal of the drama production All Amcncan. Drama 1987-88 was another great ycar for the drama department. There was a great turnout of high school partici- pants and 17m: .lrvHigh have already started gcza- v into the act. Amon; wduclions wcrc wThc GifI . :1 . L' About five girls and how lhc-a Hi through the years. Keep 1 Fircs Burning is the annual xpccial. ll starred Steve Si -cruogc4ypc banker. All American Production The Spring musical titled All Amer- ican was the final play of the year. Stcvc Simic played an immigrant teachcr who started teaching at a new school in which football was the main interest. I think the kids did a good job considering the schedules they had to work with, stated Mr.Jones who was happy with the turnout. w Brenda Thom Dunn of SHIT, pluwd b3. Krisn Holaduy mm to scducu u profcmor. played by Slcvc Slmlc. Slave Slmlc Jotns :1 gruup of immigrants. Amnndu Silcmorc. Jenny Campbell. Rhonda McCoy, and Carrie Ray. while one of them singx u xong about her mp 10 AmeICLI. 72 The induction ceremony for the new members of the Rockville Chapter of the National Honor Society was held on March 23. 1988. There were thirteen new members tapped this year. The cer- emony was traditional. The high school band opened by playing Concord Overtureh and Born to Be Free . One aspect of the ceremony that was differ. ent happened afterwards Thirteen old members. all seniors. went out to eat. A. Goggins. S. Perrlne. CV York. N. Scybnld. D Paddock J. Furl, C Stephenson. 2nd row R. Goggins. A. Haworlh. M, Haas. K Dwycr. B. Martin. R, Reedy The ehoming of a candle to Ilght your nay mm NHS ix :1 x'cr; Important part of lhe inducullon cercnmny The m- duclecx pick from Chztructcr. Scholar- ship. Leadership. or Service, N Z52 Character. Scholarship. . . INDUCTION Knowing that they wercht supposed to the adventurous thirteen went to the Dairy Frost to eat, The NHS people kncu they xtcrc go- ing to get it. and they did. 'l in ' hole group was called in and given ' My School as punishman Two ut- ter. the thirteen leaders of the M x111 in the study hall for three It 1 :1 Saturday mourning. Bun: x m, . .31 r l; 1; h unit 1 9. V: Sccrclury. Chris Chnvis reads the namcx of the new members as Presi- dcm. Mikc Obcrholllcr greats them, and prcscnlg each with :1 yellow rose. nghx before luking lhc I'mul uzuh, Mc- lanic Hum, Amy Huworlh, and Becky Marlin excitedly discuss the honor. Junior. Angic Schlomcr .xolcmnly upcns' lhc ccrcmuny Mlh lhc invoca- lion. 73 Carnc Slcphcnxon caslly paws mrough 1h: gnc dunng J lnnl clasx :11 the Indiana State Fun. Picking up the flag at lhv: nrxl barrel. an ChAmx xmfxl-x ; races around to slick lhc Hag in lhc xhlrd Imrrcl dunng lhc Parke County Fair. Reigning over activities cu lhc Hoosier Horsc Fair m India- Turning the sccond burrcl :xnd lookxng onm 1hc Ihlrd. Chm napolis is Carrie Slcphcnson. Pinto Horse Association Chums drives her horsc on dunng .1 pmcucc run ul hur Sweetheart. home. 74 Equestrian Thc realm of sports goes much deep- or Ihzm basketball or volleyball as sev- eral students compete in other areas. A few arms of horse showing include: bar- rcl r'uhzy. calf roping, horsemanship. urn H :nehip. Brandon Slrohl Cu :hc high school rodeo and q hc National Rodeo in I uio, Showing on the Pin- 1 :i'x, Currie Stephenson cx i in western pleasure and In the first go round :u the national high School Ifudcu quls m Puubln, Colorado, Brandon Slmhl. ropes And lies hh calf wuhln clghl seconds u . a full-limc job. Activities halter. Dan and Chris Chavis are main- ly involved with open shows across the two state area. Showing horses is a full time job requiring many hours of train- ing and practice to successfully com- pctc. 1 usually ride my gelding about two hours every day and spend several hours doing the barn chores and groom- ingf commented Dan Chavis. - Chr'r Chavis JLVALJ Just hours before the big event would start, the last decorations were finally hung. Everything was ready for the night to begin. The entrance of the prom was like entering a dream, The DIS smoke machine gave a hazey view of what would happen in the next hours.Thc couples were dancing and ro- mancing while friends were chatting and admiring the fancy decorations. Then the moment we all had been wait- Prom servers and escorts - lsl row: E, Sellers. J Young. 2nd row: S, Russell, Bl Bcuis. A. Dwyer, 3rd row: C. Carnine. J. Witlcnmycr. A. Rhoads. Junlors Tina Peacock and Rob Mills are caught by the camera while taking a load off lhc1r feet between songs. HA mcmomblc mghl F Amy Evans ing for i the crowning of the queen. Thc queens court included: Stephanie Bryant and Amy Haworth. Amy livans was awarded the honor of Prom Queen and Chris Medenwuld was cmuncd Prom King. They danced to 1hr U :mc 01 the prom, thhy Can't Th: ght Go On Forever The Post P23 tm- miltee had developed the then xvy Horror into a fun filled mo .- 13'... .2- gpm ' ii A KxK --x 1987-38 Prom ng And Quccn, Chri; Mudcmulld and Ann Evans p03: 10- gulhcr before ddncmg m the proms Ihcmc song. The Quccn and her court Slcphdmc BrynnL Jamey Wiuncmycr. Jnmic Young. Amy Hmmrlh. Fhris Mcdcn- maid and Quucn Amy IzvunsA Stephanie Bryant and her date actively participate in the nights events by duncmg :0 One N the nights many slow ballads. 7B Filllcd wilh emotions Deanna Board hugs David Kuhn after the ceremony as they say good byt: Krista Weatherman and Andy Wilherall nervous ly walk down the aisle full of anticipation lo the tradilional song, Pomp and Circumstance. Valedictorian. Mike Oberhollzcr. rcccivcs his medal from Mr. Newlin before giving his address The class stands in disbelief as mcy realize they are finally aboul 10 graduate from high school. Gra dua tes The class of 88 not only broke many spnrls records but Mr. Payne commem- cd ul Buccuulcrcalc lhul our Class mus rcucixmy mun: scholarships Ihzm any nlllci; lmxl highcsl pcrccmagc gradual- lv 0 2 1nd guvc out more ulhlclic Unzrx ucrc uncontrollable as u milked down the aisle in whool on May 21. 1988, 'n. .155 muck xogulhur real- ,mncnccmcnl was the last We wnll musk. Ihcm Ms. Cnlcs Of 1988 Lima in which we would all be together. After hearing addresses from Salulalo- rian, Chris Chnvis and Valedictorian. Mikc Obcrholtzcrv Mr. Ncwlin present- ed the 84 seniors with their diplomasl Emotions flowed after the ceremony as the seniors said good bye to each other :15 Lhcy would soon travel their separate ways. , Chris Chavis Chris Charis. smiles as Mr. Ncwlin presents her with lhc salumlorian medal before she gives her speech. Aflcr Just rcccn'ing lhcir diplomas the class is pronounced alumni of Rockvillc High School and move thIr lusscls from right 10 left. OJ O l l v ! I'l - l I l l alking to some of my classmates I feel like I have a clue to what Rock- ville High School is about. Everybody's busy! If itIs not practice, a job then ills work- ing in the office or the media center, running copies, drawing layouts. wiping windows, or do- ing homework. I can find my friends eating pizza or getting a coke at the gas station. I donlL know, yet, why parking at Joels is so much fun. The llwho, what, when. where and whyn of dating is all important to everyone. Fas- cinating barely describes R.H.S- erslcn Muric Archer and Alan Bacon Marina Muncus Bnkkum Chrisluphcr ALm Bcurd Jason Blshop Dcunnu Board Robcrl Vuud Brldgc Bumc Brown Doug Broxm Robert Wayne Brown Jr. Jumic Curnmc Kcvin Allan Curpcntcr Dcun Paddock and Melissa Slcwarl AFC uugh! erxxng 1n the chchcr's lounge uflur xchoul hour; Mike Padan tries l0 prcvcm Mary Stiles from escaping their home uh: insane asylum by pulling hcr m a Slraighl jackcL 82 Mikc Obcrhollzcr and Chris Chavis count lhcir bucks in the boiler room 10 be the first ones 10 make a millxon. Mary Smcs forms a deadly potion cov' cring Mikc Martin on lhcir quest 10 cause World War III. 83 Ryan Carringlon Christie Slonc Chavis James D. Cody Bill Cnsl Sharon Darlz Dale Davis Karen Suc Davis Jenny DeLong Jill DcMoss Laura Ann Devon: Tina Douglas Travis Earl Samantha Anne Edmonds Amy Mari: Elcnich Michael Jay Eshngcr Nickolas Joseph Gambaiam Jody Alan Gooch Janna Kay Hall Jessica Maureen Harncy Melissa Kay Hartman Mikel Ray Hawkins William Christopher Hell Dawn Michelle Henscler Kristin Nicole Holaday Jacqueline Jai Howenslinc Thomas CJ Hum Daniel James Jacob Lori Ann Kosaler Daud Kuhn Tom Kunz Bonny Lewis Robert William Long H N 34 85 With vcrvx spirncd smiles. Jul Hovw slinc and Rob Broxxn pose for bCSl per- sonalilics, Krista Wcalhcrman and Mike Marlin sit up high on the media dcsk compar- ing their biggest egos Flirting as usual. Hike Eslingcr and Mcllisa Slcwarl are caught at the sen- ior bench. They are both lruly a lady's man and :1 mank lady. h' -7l jj . : 7Tr , -a. a.ss- , pm Getting ready fur the next circus.Slcvc Simlc and Mary Stiles give us one of their l'm'onlc clown faces. Jessica llarncy 11nd and Bacon rc- luctamly display their bcxl sides as the moodncsl cuuplc 1n the c1455 of 825. ' I4 : v pu-M 87 Class size: 81 Class Colors: Red and Silver Class Flower: Red Rose From: This Could Be the Night 88 E ON THE HINGES OF WISDOM W WILL OPEN THE DOORS TO SUCCESS Homecoming Themes 9th: Go For the Gold IOlh: Sling Those Patriots llth: Time for a Victory 12th: Wipe 'em Om B9 Unable 10 be coaxed away from their sports. Malt Mcrica and Krisla Weatherman. the most athletic. hang around the courts Towering ovcr Jai Howcnslinc. shor- lcsl. Amy Elcnich and John Scou show why they are proclaimed as tallest. N01 picturcd: Don Matthews. From casual lo classy. Laura DcVorc and Slcvc Simic always look best dressed 90 k: tun: Archcr In. len Jun 7 Lnlm Club. Football. NHS. .1! I 'v Inn, Acadcmxc All Amcvicun. MIducsl Talv w. L :thI All-cunftrcnc: FooIlel Murm Vmeax Bakkum 7 HandbalL Soccer. Vol- lcbell. HJxkcleIL Forclgn Exchange Sludcnl. L'hrmophcr ALIn Beard 7 Compulcr Club. mem-hflmg Club. Golf. Tcmm, WRC Golf lhxid chcrly - Wresllmg. Baseball Dumu Lynn Board 7 Easkclball. Volleyball.Sofl- lull. Acrubm Club. LMIII Club. Pcp ClubI Robcrl VIIud Brldgc 7 Football. SpInI-IIncr. Golf. WcighI-lIfImg Club. NUS. Hoosmr Boys Slalc. AI:- :Idchc All AnIcrIcnn. Who's Whov Bum: Rachcl Brown 7 Drama Club. SADD James Dougln Brown 7 Baskclball. Baseball. Lab In Club. anhl-hhmg CIubV All-Sccuonal Basku- ball Tcam Robcn Wayne Brown Jr - Ncuspnper, SADD. Yearbook, Modtrn LJngngc Club. Foolball, Bas- Lclball. BaschH. Mcdla Club. Pep Club. Whuk Who. Yearbook pholographcr. Co-cdixor for news- paper JamIc Cavmnc 7 Crw Counlry. Track. Foolball. WrnIling, WeIghI-IIrImg Club. LcIIcrman's Club Kcvm Allan Carptnlcr 7 Baseball. Youlh Adviso ry Counc-l Ryan Cnmnglon 7 Chnsuc Slonc Chaws 7 Yearbook staff Busmcss Mnrugcr. NHS sccrcmry. LaIm Club, Academic SupcI Bowl Tum. JETS Team. Studcnl Councul Vicc-prcsidan SPUDS, Acadcmlc All AmericanI NaIIonal Ludcrshup Mcr-I Award, Who's Who. :I Club. VFW award. Buuncss Ed AwardI James D Cody 7 Lalln Club. Main Club. Band. ClMVCOunlLV. Track. Ltucrmank Club. Scmpcr chclk Auud WHIIam CmI 7 Tuck. Cross Counlry. All-Confcr- :ncc cmn counlry .Ind 1600 run. MVP In cross counIyy and Irack Sharon Dam 7 Dale Euscnc D:Ivn 7 Cross Couulry. Track. LnIin club. Wrcxllmg, JETS Icam Karen Su: DAI'II 7 Yearbook Staff, Peer Ludar SecrclaIy and Trcasurer. Whok Who. Jrnny Dclong 7 Jill DcMov. 7 VolleybaH. Baskelball. Tenms, Chccrlcuding. Track, NHS, Laura Ann DcVoIc 7 NHS Language Club. Pcp Club, SADD. Lellcrmm's Club. Chccrlcadmg. Whok Who, Tuna Dough: 7 Roqu. Travis Earl - SamanIhn Anne Edmons 7 Cross Caunlry. Track. Amy Mulc Elcmch - Chccrleading. SADD. 3:57 kclell. Vollcyball. Track. Tcnnls. Modem Lan- guagc Club. Band. Pcp Club. Music Solo Award. Band Awardr Jodi EIIIs 7 MIchacl Jay EIlInch 7 Foolball. BandI Basknlball. L.IIIn Club. Udensivc Award In Buiclball. Defun- SIfc back award In foolball. All-uaI: honoublc mcnllon Foolball. AHICDHICICI'ICC foolball, Mr Football Nlckolu Joscph Gumbaum 7 Baskelball Mgr. FooIbJH Mgn Bawbull Mgr. :1 Club, Ptrfccl Aucndancc. Ccrlincnm. Placquc In Foclball Robert Charla Goggms 7 Endnll. Compulcr CIub. Lcller wnner In Baseball Jody Allan Coach 7 Baskclball. MVP III bnkcl- bull. AIl-confcrcncc baskclball. All scclmnal Icam. AIl-rchonnl Icam. Janna Kay Hall 7 Cheerlcading. Track. Drama. SPUDS. NHS. LaIin Club. Who's Who. LaIIn Club. NHS VIcc-prcsIdcnI. USBEA. USAA. JcssIca erccn Hamcy 7 Vollcyball. Chczrlcadv IngI CIM: Treasurer. Clau PIcsiderII. NHS, Modr cm Language Club. Pep Club, Lcllcrman's Club. Who's Who. Acadcrmc All American. HomccomA mg Quctn. Wmm Sporu quccn csndldu: Mcllm Kay Hnlmnn 7 31nd. LIbury AId. Tqur, ChoIr. Mxkcl Ray Hawkms 7 WIIIum Chnslophcr Hell 7 Drnm: Club, NHS. Rcadlng Club. Audemlc Superbowl. Engluh Dc- pnrlmenl Awqrd, MIIsIc AnardI Who's Who, Dawn MIchcllc Hun! 7 FHAI Modcrn Lan. gauge. FHA Auard. FHA Pres. Spamxh AhaId For MIIII Pan-am Games Krmm Nlcolc Holaday 7 Vollcyball. Bind. Rox- cuzs. DIam: Modern Language. Cho-r. Track. Tm- nis, Newspaper. FHA, Model OAS, LI on Rox- CIICSV Jacquclmc Jan Howcnslm: 7 Chccrluding. NHSI Modern Language Club. Acadtmic 5pc Bowl. Thomas CJ Hum 7 Band. Drama, Drum Major. YAC Club. Daniel James Jncub 7 Lum Club. Golf. Tunnu. NUS. Acadcmxc All AmcrIun. LurI Ann KouIcr 7 LnIIn club, SADD, Drama Club. OEA. Temus. Per Club, YAC ClubI An Club. :I Club. DJvId Kuhn 7 Foolball. Bukubm . anhl LIfl- mg Club Tony Kunl 7 Cross Century. WrnIIIng. Track. Wchhl l.IfIIng Club. Lcllcrman's Club Bonny LcuIs ., Band. Sludcnl Councn, SPUDSI Modcrn Language Club. Arl ClubI Bukcllnll. VolA Iqull. Track. TcnnisI Football man. Yearbook SIJH. Spell Bowl. Acadcmic Super Bowl, H Club. Ouuundmg Band member. HooucI GIrl's SIaIc Allcrnnlc Robert WIHICINI Long ll 7 Football. Track. Wres- Ilmg. Drama. Weiglulinmg. LcIlcrmnn's Club, All chIonnl rcnm In WrcsIlingI AH-Confcrcncc Tuck, chiunal in Tuck, Dcms: chrc Marlar 7 FHA Ad.Im Mamn -- Football Mgr. Tuck Mgr. Badal- bull Mgv. Lnun Club. NHS. Andcnuc All Amm- can, Mike Marun 7Spcll Bowl. Acndemlc Super Buul, Lalm Club. Class SccrcluryI FFA. FoclhaIl. Wies- Ilmg. Tuck. Who's Who Donald Mullhcm 7 TJ. McClurc 7 NHS, chlrcy Glen McCoy - Cross Coumry. FHA. SADD. Track. Baskclball. LaIin Club. Tennis. Pep Club, Chou, AILConfzrencc In Tuck. Nalional AchIcrzmcM Acadcmy Awwd WII-Incr. SADD pr:s.. Mum P.In-Am Games. Chariul Racu. Tamra McMIIIlry 7 SofIbAll. Baskclball, Modern Languzg: dub. AtrobIcs Club. Pcp ChAb. Soflball HIllIrIg Award, Mallhcw Jay Mme: 7 Baseball. Tennis. Lalin Club. Baskclball, NHS. Ml-Confcrencc In Tznms. Baskuball, :Ind BaxballA Krislmc Le: MIIchcll 7 Track. Soflball Chriuinc Joie: Naughlcs - FHA. Tuck Manner. Baskclball Mgr. BIlI Norris 7 MIDI: Obcrhollzev 7 Football. Basketball. Track. NHS. SPUDS. Class Pruidenl. NHS Pres. JETS Ium. WeighI-lining Club. SuI: Quiz Bowl. All- Confuencc Track. Boys Sulc. Academic All Con- ference. Who's Who Micheal Thomas Padan 7 Band. Crou Counlry. WresIIIngI Track. Newspaper. Whn': Who. Drum. Mosl Improved chsllcr. Honor Roll. Ronald Dean Paddock 7 Football. Spiril Liner. All Slalc Foolball. Offensive Lintmnn Aurd. Belh Parker 7 Baskclhall, Tom Ping -- Foolball. Alyssa Anne Rooks 7 Rnxeuu. Tcnnit. Softball. Volleyball. Avl Club. Neusplpel. Trick Mung . zl Club. An Auavdx. Co. Captain for Rolela. Gin: Run 7 Jnhn Scou - Baseball. Bukclball. Football. Wcighl-hfling Club, John WIIIiam SolIcrman 7 Lnlin Club. NHS. Yearbook JCL. Neusngninc. anbook Edilur. 3! Club. Summer Honou ongum. Who's Who. Hoosier Bays SIaIc Dtlualc Joseph Amhony Sun; 7 NHS. Fomball. Bum- luII. SPUDS. Baseball. Yearbook. JETS Tum. Foreign Language Club. WuighI-lil'linl. Academic Super Bawl Turn. Audemic All American. Who's Who. :1 Club. AH-Canfercnce In Baseball. Bue- ball Pitching Award. MVF in Baseball. Bauhll Bug SIick. Ella Alhluc of III: Month. Mellm Lynn: SIcun 7 Soflball. Tuck. Baska- ball. FooIbaII Mgr. LaIIn Club. Captain ofSoilbull Team. Mary Catherine SIiIu 7 Yearbook. Track Mm;- cr. Nampapcr. Crag Country. Soflbull. Band. LII- in Club. Modern Language Club. Nenp-pct Co- :diIor and Eduor. Bulmball Writer. MnumJnd Filmcr. National Honor Socidy. tl Club. ISU W IricI HisIary Day Eauy conmx. Hugh O'Briau You ! Lndcrship. KenncIlI Brandon Slrohl 7 Lllin Club. Indian: High School RodMCRJRSWO. High School KO deo Room of III: Year. Champion Tum Roper. Second Place Calf Roping. NHSRAF Qualincr. Chriinnc Mari: Thomas - Choir. Pcrfecl Anand- :nce Christin: Michelle Tumey - Chen. SADD. Na- Iioml HIgh Poinl Youlh Gelding. Krisl: Am Wethcrman 7 Baskclball. Votkyball. Track. Softball. Yurbook Sum Lulu Club. NHS. JETS Tum. Acadcmic Supt! Bourl Tum. Fogbll Mgr. SPUDSI Lellcrnun's Club. Honk: OMS Sm: Delcylm Yuvbook Edilor. NHS Tmm. Crealivc inlin; Award. All-WRC AW Tum. Mon Improved in Baskzlbull. Academe All. Amalia . Who? Who. Elks Teenage: lol' Ills Monm. USNML Award. SI. Mary of the Week Ludcnhip Canfcrcnce. Volleyball MVP.'Volkr ball All-WRC learn. 92 Dcnisc Renee Marlar Adam Marlin Mike Marlin Donald Mallhcws TJ. McClure Jeffery Glen McCoy Tamra McMumy Aaron Mcndenhall Mauhcw Jay Mcrica Kristine Lcc Mitchell Christine Jolcc Naughglcs Bill Norris Mike Oberhollzer Michael Thomas Padan Ronald Dean Paddock Beth Parker Jon Pickcu Doug Rilehey Alyssa Anne Rooks Gina Ross John Scott Steve Simic John William Soltermann Joseph Anthony Slnggs Melissa Lynne Stewart Mary Catherine Stiles Kenneth Brandon Slrohl Christine Marie Thomas Christina Michelle Tumcy Krista Avis Weatherman Andy Wilhcrall 93 Lori Adams Louunnu Bunlcu Brandi Bcnncu Scou Bcuis JclT Black Chris Blair Rocky Blair Lance Boutwcll Darren Bruckcn Lori Bruckcn Slcpthc Bryant Dcnisc Carninc Adam Carringxon Kalhlccn Clark Dan Clodfcllcr Chuck Curtis Marie Curlis Amy Duvall Kelly Dwycr Liz Edmonds Amy Evans Dan Evans Penny Farlcy Shannon Gordon Jeff Gregg Melamc Haas Phillip Harnsbcrger Michell: Harris Amy Haworlh Todd Howcnsxinc Michcllc Huffman Tina Hughcu Mike Jones Rhonda Law Dolan Lippcncou Not Piclurcd: Amy Bull Ron Caldwell Tim Douglas John Doxsd Dawn Mcllhcnny Sondra Nickle Tlnu Peacock Amy Robinson Billy Shay Lcc Wildcrmulh MAW ' CLLLp UL, 'WLPCC:QJYKI, , + C8434 OM, JjCAACCLW 'IVLbszLCL. Mall Livcngood Debbie Mackison Andy Marlor Becky Martin Becky J. Martin Scan Maycs Tisha Mclnlyrc Rob Mcascl Jim Mcndcnhall Chris Mcdcnwald Tammy Michael Rob Mills Mcrcda Pruner Shannon Reedy Kim Robinson Brad Rose Dan Rozhon Brcnl Russell Angie Schlomcr Mark Scllcrs Becky Shorlcr Novulic Shuhz Chad Smith Dcrck Smith Todd Spangler Carrie Stephenson Kcllcy Stiles Jennifer Slrohl Stephanie Swaim Hamilton Taylor Marc Tucker Misty Weeks Bradley While Scoll While Dan Whillock Heidi Williams Perry Williams Jason Willenmycr Cammic Young Juson Abncy Kurl Albertson Jcnmfcr Allcc Kurlcc Angcll Paula Auman Susanne Bcul Jean Brown Jim Brown Penny Brooks Jxm Burdlck Jenni Campbell Lisa Clury Angic Crablrcc Gerry Crablrcc Jennifer Damewood Mclissa Dcubncr Jeff Earl Stacey Earl Marty Englc Eric Eslingcr Mandi Foxworlhy Bill Girdlcr Andrea Goggms Kim Greenwall Brad Gregg Mxke Harden Brice Harry Chris Hubble Jennifer Husscman Chrissy Jones Dcrck Jonas Marlon Joncs Scott Kcnncdy Becky Kcrr Krislic leburn N01 Pictured: Chria Cogdill Sam Crowdcr Chm Gridcr Tcssn Harden Jennifer Jnnm Dan Mcllhcnny Wendy Pcrrinc Angie Pittman Bob Lmhrop Dcrck Marlin David Mcricn Donna Michael Gina Michael John Millspaugh Jcancuc Moran Erick Nelson Wculcy Null Chns Pudun Dcnn Pdddock JclT Pam Lyn PcHL-y Stacey Pcrnnc ELIInc Perry Ruxy Rulclifl' Slcphnmc Rccdcr Rikki Rccdy Eric Shuiblcy Nicki Scybold Rcbcccu Simic Amanda Sizcmorc Brian Smith Tom Spurb Mikc Stillwcll Jennifer Swincharl Tom Truax Chrisg While Kcnl While Ron While Mucthlu Widget Tim Wugmun Bill Wood Cheryl York Special happenings make school fun UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS High school students spend much of their time listening to music,on their favorite radio station. on MTV, on commercials. or they make the music themselves. Many olthe years top songs can be used to describe the Junior class. U Got the Look can represent Homecoming Week when many Juniors dressed as twins. nerds. and Hawaiians. The Junior wall, uNightmare on Rox Street added to the students cxcitmcnt. Mony. Mony can be changed to Money. Money with what the Juniors made in the cencession stands. The money made is used for prom. color. Senior class photo. and individual photos. The Final Countdown is on! Next year Well be seniors. our high school career will be over. Not having to get up early or craming for a test will come too soon for some and not soon enough for others. nl Heard a Rumor from a couple of people about what it's like to be 3 Jun- ior. Amy Evans said, Youlre an upper classman and get upper class privilcgcst but don't have to worry about what col- lege youill go to next year. Perry Wil- liams responded. Youlre a Senior next year and get to graduate. - Misty Weeks SOPHOMOR ES If you huppcn to be looking for :1 good mcdium in life you will definitely have it :15 :1 sophomore. Sophomores :1rc really up in 1hcz1ir when it comes to having :1 lot to look forward 10 during lhc yczir, Thc juniors huvc thc prom to plan :1nd wuil For. And of course the scniors have their lonb-ziwaitcd graduation. On the other hand this is the year for sophomores to bc inducted into the Na- tionul Honor Society. play on :1 varsity ic;1n1,lhisis also Lhc year to lake speech class or to finish up P.E. class. You could also be asked to participate on the JETS or academic super bowl teams. As :1 sophomore you also start plan- ning for lhc luluro Figuring Out what you would like to do with your life or what clussCs youill need 10 take to go into your chosen profcssion. You should take this lime to enjoy yourself 11nd livc life to its fullest before you huvc Lo sclllc down and get into the swing of things for yourjunior and son- ior ycurs. Bcing u sophomorc is not really all that bud. ll can have its ups and downs just like anything clscl It all dcpcnds on how sou look uL it or what you make of ill - Stacey Pcrrinc Jcnnifcr Adcr Kelly Allen Stacy Amer Brian Buldorf Shannon Bcvcrly Chcslcr Broun Cordlc Ccsmgcr Jill Chapman Dan Chavis Brandi Coddinglon Angle Collings Fina Corano Kalhy Corenjo Mickey Crablrcc Brynn Doly Knsla Dwycr Lisa Edgar Tammy Evans Joanna Farley Scou Freed Ted Gahimcr Tony Gambaiani Chrisly Games Mallcw Garret! Mall Garrison Chad Gordon Lewis Gosscu Jody Grccnc Brooke Hogcn David Handlcy Casscy Holaday Chrislina Humphrey John Hurlow Krista Ingram Mau Jacob Mark Jones Shawn Kinkcad Andrea Lash Tricia Lewis Amy Magcr Bcv Mcllhcnny Bill McMIchncl Chnrlcs McMichacl Mikc Miller Conrad Nicholas Gram Olson Kcnny Pcarson Dun Plckcu Ann Robb Anglc Rohc chdy Rosc Jon Scllurs Charlie Shorlcr Melissa Smiley Kelly Sparks Michell: Sticklc Slcvc Swaim Brenda Thom Eric Thompson Ann Timberlakc James Trahan Geoff Underwood Darrell Wagner Tony Wagner Jennifer Whalen Jim Whalcn Kalhy While Michelle WhillhiKe Mikc Wood Not pxuuved Trm Bcnneu. Shannon Bucrly. Jennifer Byrd. Jenni Cnblrze. thud Fllllericl. Eu Michel Harden. Huyd Holma. Bulb Whucomb. Cvialz Willums. Ann Akcr: Stacey Albcnson Sam Albrecht Nulhnn Bishop Kathy Brown John Broxm Chrisunc CJrnmc Sully Chandlcr Johnc Clark Jason Cooper Nicolc Crablrcc Stephanie Crooks Slcx'cn Day John Doan Melinda Eslridgc Alex Faulds Cy Franslcd Bruce Girdlcr Lauri Goff Tamm3 Gordon Amber Grammar Beth Harney Kristy Hedrick Tina Hoppingarncr Tcrcsa Humphrey April Jones John Jones chhcllc Jones Tom Jones Vikki Lane Dan Lalhrop Amanda Lodcn Ehrcn Lohrmann Jennifer McCord Angie McLarly Brcu McMullcn Chris Mills Jenny Montgomery Bryan Obcrhollzcr Kalhy Owens Angie Paris Stephanie Pclcrson Mari Philpoll Cari Ray Angie Rhoads Amy Robb Chcl Rooscvcll Shawn Scip Angie Smith Jason Slcwurl Mxkc Slilcs Scan Slilcs Amy Thompson Tina Truax Polly Uplingcr John Vaulcrs Shawn Walton Slcvc Warmouuh Melissa Walls Cathy While Karen While Josh Williams Jason Wolfe Not Pictured: Brian Chadwick J.T. Cloyd Pal Kcnl Trisha Kcrnodlc Slcfanic Russell Shane Vandivcr J UNIOR HIGH 104 We all know that the transition from grade school to Junior High can be pretty tough. I have talked to several Junior High classes and they have a lot of complaints. The biggest complaints I got was that they didnlt like getting pushed around. When I asked them what their usurvival skills were I got a variety of answers. tll Keep your mouth shut. Most kids thought it was just better to stand there and keep quiet instead of talking back. CD Make friends with the older kids. One girl told me she just made friends with the older kids and then she didnlt have to worry about getting picked on. t3 Give them money. Several of the kids said that they would give the older kids money not to pick on them. Ml Tell them your dad is 6 feet 5 inches tall. One boy told me that he would tell them his dad was 6l5 and try to scare them into leaving him alone. Although there were many dislikes and disadvantages. I did manage to squeeze out some of the advantages. Most of them like being with the older kids and not being treated like a child. Several of them also said they liked be- ing able to go to dances, and to date. Many of their parents now let them meet their boyfriend or girlfriend at the movies or other places. - Karen Davis Pausing for a break during the busy d3 y UNDERCLASSMEN it FRESHMEN Life as a Freshman is not as easy as it may seem. As eighth graders we all imagined how much fun we would have in the ninth grade. Since we would li- nally be in high school we thought we would automatically be cool! Then in August, reality hit us, we found out that it is not that much differ- ent than being in Jr. High. It may even be a little easier. Along with the high- lights and all the good times come the minor setbacks and thc inconveniences such as: struggling through the mob in the 200 hallway, Mr. Saviols bug col- lection, more tests and a tougher grad- ing scale, first lunch hour with all of the jr. high students, and most ofall sharing classes with older student who, no mat- ter how hard you try. always Find a way to make you look dumb. Of course being a freshman has its advantages that Jr. High doesn't. Like if a freshman is asked by a junior or senior they may attend the Prom. They are also eligible to join more clubs and there is a wide range of sports they may participate in, they also date more and are accepted into the older clicks. Overall, freshmen life is pretty good. 1 think is was best stated by Christy Games when she said. uBeing a fresh- man isn't that much different than be- ing 3 Jr. High student because you are still the low man on the totem pole. - Brenda Thom 105 Jason Allcc Daniel Allcn Erick Angcll Jennifer Bcrn Bill Bolus Charllc Bcuis Jenny Bond Dunn Brillon Christ; Brown Tonya Buscnbark Juslm Clark Bnnn Crooks Shayna Doly Angie Dwycr Scou Edwards Tad Forrest Karin Gallagher Jason Gamcs David Goff Teresa Goggins Myra Hannah Joy Hanson Tanya Hardcn Joc Hendrix Starr Hubble Eric James Ara Jones Mary Jones Rachel Jones Jcrcmy Kinkcad Arxis Lane Sonya Lanc Mike Lewis Stephanie Lewis Holly Marlin Ronda McCoy Chrisly MCLtu Amanda Murphy Shannon Myles Gwen Naughlcs Samantha Noel Charllc Norris Shawn Pcrrlnc Cinrb Pclllgrcw Chad Pickcu Jann Picrcc Jeffrey Ping Jcnni Ping Jcrcmy Pricc Randy Robbins Gary Robbcrls Jason Roberts Eric Sellers Michelle Sollcrmann Toby Sollcrmann Billic Joe Thomas Jay Trahan Jamie Tumcy Shelly Whilcomb Jamey Wulcnmycr Nathan Woodard Pumclu York James Young N01 Pictured: Sam Cogdill Michelle Ingram Chad TaHman 108 Mrs. Allcc Mr, Bough Mr Bridge Mrs. Burncuc Mrs Bullcr Mrs. Campbell Mr Campbell Mrv Chapman Mr. Clan Mr Cowan H: , :11 RHS xhcrc are some unique indix .uuuls who try and push us 10 lcarn n10ru.mstrivcf0r greatness. These pco- plc arc rurc individuals who change our lives for the better. I am of course talk- ing about the faculty. WC never really understand how great they are until the day that they are out of our lives. In a world of ovcr-crilical, hard nosed teachers we have an abundant source of teachers who reach out to us on a per- sonle basis and because of this we learn FACULTY more and perhaps enjoy school. Mrs. Allcc is one of these teachers who mold young lives. She thinks about the student, is easy to talk to and just an 1111 around great person, com- mcnlcd Becky Shorter about Mrs. Al- lcc. Mrs. Allcc said I just love my kids. all of them cvcn the bad ones. Mr. Cowan has affected a great many lives with his Kcuching. Christina Carninc said uhe's cncrgctic and humcrousW I have been a student of Mr. Cowan and l Mrs. Campbell and senior. Krista Weatherman discuss the ycar's work in SPUDS before Knsu rcccivcs hcr certificate. Mrs. Campbell takes a break for her hectic sched- ule and rccides a novel in the library. Mrs. chslcr. Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Burncllc. MB. Vukovils. and Mrs. Vanada show their spiril by dressng appropriately for thrd Day. Mr. Cowan shows his cxcilemcnl after finally hearing the right answer during his Latin class. feel that he tries to impart on his stu- dents the samc energy that he has for the subject Miss Crilcs docsnit teach a subject yet she still tcnchcs us mam lessons. She cracks me up was Perry Williams response concerning Miss Critcs. I feel that Mi55 Critcs uses hut mor to bridge the gap between student and faculty; and it is because of this that mam students can relate to her. A real artist commented Staci A1- bcrtson when asked what she though of Mrs Jacksi It is not often that true artistic ability is used to leach. Mr. Phillips is a unique teacher in that he has won numerous awards from his col- lcgucs in the field of history. No one can touch him in History said Chris Helti I donit believe I know anyone who is as concerned about making his stu- dent rczilizc the importance of the past. Mr. Findlay, a student teacher. starts his collec- tion by purchasing 137 library books from MISS Crilcs. Mrs. Jacks struggles to tie a balloon in prepara- tion for the prom. Mrs. Harmon instructs sophomorc. Jeff Paris on thc proper tcchniquc in typing class. Mr. Cowan is frightcncd by the awesome mental ability of freshman. Chrisly Games and junior. Shannon Reedy. 2rd 7 1 i Mixs Cnlcs Misx. Drake Mr. Foslcr Mr. Guascu ML Hanson Mrs. Harmon Mrs. Hurry er Jacks Mr Jones Mr. Kyle 111 s p NM NV ha PS r.r. MM Mrs. Stalker ML SlilwcH Mrs. Vanada Mr. Vukovils y m odm MOM; MNP .Qm. rrr MMM Mr. Smith 112 i W ,KAL 0. I'le'JIIIJJK When asked to respond Mr. Phillips said, iiIt was Santayana who said Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat iti and I just try to remember that when I teach. Every year the last question on Mr. Sa- vio's test has been uTrue or False Mr. Savio is the woridis greatest teacher. I know many people who would openly answer True two of them being Jill Chapman and Tammy Evans. uMy way or the highwayn is one of Mrs. Vana- FACULTY Mrs. Walker t w i Mr. Phillips caichcs up on current issues during his prep hour. , Mrs. Stalker says. if I have a couple of hoursitlih'. Can Find anything. 1 Mrs. Stalker dilcngcntly goes over papers during '2 her fourth hour prep period. i Mrs. Vanada helps her Speech students research for their problcm-solution speeches. i dais favorite sayings. It would seem from this that she is a much teacher but I know of many who described her as being Understanding, caring, helpful, nice to be around, and an excellent teacher. These students were: Bill Wood, Eric Thompson. Fina Cornego, Krista Ingram, Chuck Curtis, Kim White and Mark Jones; which Mrs. Vanada described as uMy favorite stu- dents even though they arenit every- oneis favorite their mine? 114 l as a soon-xo-be alumnisl of RHS would like to thank the faculty and say that 1 hope our well of great teachers never runs dry. Along with our faculty we have an outstanding administration. These individuals are very caring peo. ple whose first priotiy is ihe school many times you can find them her at all hours of the day throughout the entire year, working dilcgcmly on many areas of xhc school. Rob Brown said, ler. Ncwlin is a down-to-earlh guy who can Superintendcnl. Dr. Larry Gambaianii Mr. Twomcy lakes on lhc rolc ofalhlclic director as he lakes name for the following Fridayls Bas- ketball game. School Board: Suc Brown, Donna Berry. John Tucker. Joc Collings. Charlic Spangler, Mac While. N01 pictured Ed Kirkpatrick Mr. Ncwling prcscnls a trophy 10 Bill Bcuis for lhc county tournament. ADMINISTRA .5 '9; s .. -- cusily relate with the student while not losing anything with the faculty? Mr. Twomcy is working especially hard this year as he look on added responsibility as being both the assistant principal and the athletic director. Dr. Gambaiani has devoted a great deal of his life 10 the administration of this school. With. out these administrators our world for twelve years would be much less 21p- pcaling. - John Sollermann lllllll 6- : l Mr. Ncwlin W Prinmpul Mr Txmmcy ,, Axxlsldnl PnnculefAlhlunc Dlrccmr 116 M rs M rs M r: M r: Eldndgc chslcr V Mycrs . Vukowib Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. DcLong Mr, Sparks and Mr. Berry Mrs. Wilhile. Mrs. D. Gregg, Mrs. Scay, Mrs. Rose. Mrs Jones. Mrs. M Grcgg, Mrs. Akcrs Active Area Advertisers Ample Assets Are Appreciated 3. - ,nun. . JSURANCE 31x 1 F 1 A A1: I ' l S h T I m R 13L AI 5 U 569-3191 Fm 8mm Ingmce lEi 110 OWNERS K VALERIEonNNv BARR RACCOON BAIT 8 TACKLE RR 1. BOX 509 ROCKVILLE. 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Nix ?; Friends are Fabulously F1irtatious.gg.g Far-Out and; Funn,.;g ' Abney, Jason 96 Adams, Lori 32, 33, 94 Ader, Jennifer 14, 100 Akcrs, Amy 15, 22, 41, 44, 62, 102, 137 A1bertson, Kurt 10, 25, 31, 96, 140 Albertson, Stacy 22, 40, 41, 62, 102, 138 Albrecht, Sam 19, 26, 40, 41, 102 Allee, Jason 106 Allee, Jennifer 96 Allen, Daniel 27, 106 Allen, Kelly 39, 44, 100 Angell, Erick 106, 137 Angell, Karlce 96 Archer, Kristen 81 Asher, Shane 13, 40, 137 Asher, Stacy 39, 44, 100, 139 Auman, Paula 32, 96, 140 Bacon, David 10, 54, 62, 63, 72, 81, 87,137,139 Bakkum, Marina 14, 81 Bartlett, Louanna 14, 39, 43, 94 Batdorf, Brian 19, 26, 100, 138 Bcal, Susanne 36, 96, 140 Beard, Chris 16, 35, 81, 139 Bennett, Brandi 68, 94 Berry, Jennifer 22, 23, 41, 106, M. Philpm, T. Kernodlc. P. Uplingcr, T, Truax. B. Grid1cr. A. Lorhmann, D, Lalhrop. 2nd row: Mrs. Noel, M. Walls. K. While. C. Whuc. M. Jones. C. M1115, 138 Bcrvcrly, David ,3; Bcuis, B111 13, 37, 7'6. 1,1,, 114, 137 Bettis, Charlie 106 Bcttis, Scott 10, 35, 43, 70, 94, 138 Beverly, Shannon 100, 138 Bishop, Jason 29, 81 Bishop, Nathan 26, 40, 102 Black, Jeff 10, 31, 94, 140 Blair, Angela 68, 94, 141 Blair, Chris 94 Board, Deanna 32, 62, 78, 81 Bond, Jenny 22, 41, 44, 106, 137 Boutwell, Lance 94 Brecdlovc, Greg 29, 139 Bridge, Bob 10, 11, 34, 35, 43, 62, 72, 81, 137, 139 Britton, Darin 27, 106 Brodin, M. 39 Brooks, Penny 96, 140 Brown, Buffie 81 Brown, Chester 100 Brown, Christy 22, 41, 106, 141 Brown, Doug 25, 60, 81 Brown, Jean 96 Brown, Jim 10, 96, 141 Brown, John 13, 102, 138 Forensic Club J. Don. S. Stiles. 3rd row: M. Sliles, J. Monlgomcry, S. Scip. K. Hclrick, S. Crooks. - Jr. High Home Economics 136 Kathy 102 rpv-vn. Rob 10, 25, 31, 53, 55, Bruckcn. Darren 10, 31, 72, 137, 94. 141 Brucken, Lori 94, 140 Bryant, Stephanie 72, 77, 94, 137, 140 Burdick, Jim 96, 141 Busenbark, Tonya 62, 106 Campbell, Jenni 71, 96, 140 Carmine, Christine 76, 102 Carnine, Denise 94, 140 Carnine, Jamie 19, 39, 81 Carpenter, Kevin 31, 81 Carrington, Adam 94 Carrington, Ryan 84 Cesinger, Cordie 100, 138 Chandler, Sally 15, 22, 41, 44, 62, 102, 138 Chapman, Jill 36, 51, 100, 141 Chavis, Chris 62, 63, 72, 73, 74, 79, 83, 84, 137, 139 Chavis, Dan 26, 74, 100 Clark, Joline 15, 22, 40, 48, 102 Clark, Justin 13, 41, 106 Clark, Kathleen 19, 38, 39, 43, 94, 141 Clary, Lisa 14, 32, 96, 141 Clodfclter, Dan 10, 94, 141 S. Reedy, B. Lewis, J. Sollcrmann. M. chks. C. Padcn, L. Pcl'lcy. D. Marlin. - 10yd, J.T. l3 Loddington, Brandi 14, 21, 32, .39, 100 Cody. Jim 66, 84 Cogdill, S. 13, 27, 138 Collings, Angie 68, 100, 138 Cooper, Jason 102 Corenjo, Fina 100 Corenjo, Kathy 100 Crabtree, Angie 96 Crabtree, Gerry 96 Crabtree, Jenny 139 Crabtree, Mickey 26, 100, 138 Crabtree, Nicole 102, 137 Crist, Bill 19, 39, 52, 84, 138 Crooks, Brian 27, 106, 138 Crooks, Stephanie 15, 41, 44, 62, 102, 136 Crowder, S. 39, 141 Curtis, Chuck 94 Curtis, Marie 20, 21, 94, 140 Damewood, Jennifer 43, 45, 96, 140 Dartz, Sharon 84 Davis, Dale 19, 29, 39, 56, 58, 62, 84 Davis, Karen Sue 84 Day, Steven 102 DeLong, Jenny 84 DeMoss, Jill 14, 15, 21, 36, 37, 43, S8, 60, 61, 72, 84, 137 Deubner, Melissa 96 DeVore, Laura 43, 57, 58, 60, 61, 72, 84,90, 137,139 Doan, John 40, 102, 136 Doty, Bryan 16, 26, 39, 100 Doty, Shayna 15, 22, 41, 49, 106, 138 Douglas, Tina 68, 84, 140 Dowd, J. 10, 25 Duvall, Amy 68, 94 Dwyer, Angie 6, 15, 22, 41, 44, 76, 106 Dwyer, Kelly 36, 72, 94, 137, 140 Dwyer, Krista 14, 36, 58, 100 Earl, Jeff 72, 96, 137 Earl, Stacey 14, 32, 96, 140 Earl, Travis 84 Edgar, Lisa 32, 100, 138 Edmons, Liz 19, 39, 94 Edmons, Samantha 19, 39, 84 Edwards, Scott 27, 62, 106, 138 Elenich, Amy 14, 21, 36, 84, 90 Engle, Marty 10, 96 Eslinger, Eric 10, 24, 25, 30, 31, 57, 96, 140 Eslinger, Mike 10, 12, 25, 49, 60, 84, 86, 138 Estridge, Melinda 102 Evans, Amy 43, 62, 63, 72, 77, 94, 137, 139 Evans, Dan 94 Evans, Tammy 21, 51, 100 Farley, Joanna 100 Farley, Penny 94 Faulds, Alex 102 Forrest, Tad 27, 106 Foxworthy, Mandy 14, 21, 32, 96, 140 Franstcd, Cy 102 Freed, Scott 26, 100 Gahimer, Ted 100, 139 Gallagher, Karen 15, 49, 106 Gambaiani, Nick 10, 25, 31, 65, 84, 140 Gambaiani, Tony 16, 17, 26, 31,58,100,141 Games, Christy 36, 44, 62, 63, 100, 110, 138 Games, Jason 13, 27, 106, 138 Garrett, Matt 39, 100, 139 Garrison, Matt 100 Girdler, B111 19, 25, 96, 139 Girdler, Bruce 13, 102, 136 Goff, David 27, 40, 106, 138 Goff, Lauri 22, 102, 138 Goggins, Andrea 72, 96, 137, 140 Goggins, Rob 72, 137 Goggins, Teresa 22, 106 Mr, Savio, A. Goggins. S. Pcrrinc, C. York, N. Scybold, D. Paddock, J. Ear1,C. Slcphcnson, M, Weeks, Mr, Bridge. 2nd row: M. Pruner. R. Goggins, A. Hayworlh. M. Haas, K. Dwycr. B. Martin. R. Reedy, J, Sollcrmunn, B, Bridgc7 3rd row: S. Bryant. D. Bruckcn, A. Schlomcr. J. Hurncy, C. Hull, M. Ober- hollzcr. D. Bacon. .1. DcMoss, M. Mcrica. 4th row: S, Rccdy.A. Evans. R. Mcusc1,J. Mcndcnhull, J. Ha11.J.Slaggs, D. Jacob. TJ. McClure 5111 row: A. Mnrljn, J. Howcnslinc. B. Lewis. L. DcVorc, K. Weatherman. C. Chavis. M. Harrison, H. Williams. B, Russc11. .. National Honor Society C. Shorter. M, Harden. B. Thomas. M, Sollermann. A. Thompson. C. Ray. E- Angcll. J. Whulcn. N. Crablrcc. A. Rhoads. A. Akcrs. J. Bond. A. Smith, S. Ashcr. B. Bcllish'oulh Advisory Council 137 Gooch, Jody 24, 25, 56, 60, 61, 84 Gordon, Chad 26, 100, 139 Gordon, Shannon 94 Gordon, Tammy 22, 102 Gossett, Lewis 100 Grammer, Amber 13, 102 Greene, Jody 10, 100, 139 Greenwell, Kim 32, 96, 140 Gregg, Brad 19, 29, 31, 96 Gregg, Jeff 10, 25, 34, 35, 57, 94 Haas, Melanie 72, 73, 94, 137, 141 Hagen, B. 100, 139 Hall, Janna 43, 60, 72, 84, 137 Handlcy, David 100 Hannah, Myra 22, 106 6 Hanson, Joy 15, 22, 41, 62, , 106 Harden, Michelle 138 Harden, Mike 24, 25, 96, 138 Harden, Tanya 106, 138 Harden, Tessa 68, 140 Harney, Beth 102 Harncy, Jessica 14, 43, 55, 56, 58, 59, 72, 84, 87, 137, 141 Harnsberger, Phillip 94 Harris, Michelle 72, 94, 137, 139 Harry, Brice 16, 25, 96, 138 J. Swinehcarl. M. Widgcr, Mr. Cowan. M.Manin1 2nd row: C. Games. M. Pruncr, B. Thom, D. Jacob. 3rd row: A. Marlin, M. Eslingcr. -- Latin Club M. Willhilc. G. Noggles. A. Paris. J. McCord.S.Chand1cr. 5. Russell, L: 0011.5, Beverly, L. Edgar. S. A1bcnson, A. Mclarly. J. Montgomcrry. C. Cesmgcr. A. 138 Hartman. 13.6.41 . Hawkins. Mike 33., Haworlh, Amy 72, 73. '17, :14 137 Hedrick, Kristy 22, 41, 102, 136 Hell, Chris 63, 66, 72. 84, 137, 140 Hendrix, Joe 27, 106 Henselar, Dawn 84, 140 Holaday, Cassey 36, 44, 100, 139 Holaday, Kristi 14, 36. 51, 68, 70, 71, 84,141 Hoppingarner, Tina 102 Howenstinc, Jai 43, 55, 60, 62, 72, 84, 86, 90, 137, 141 Howenstine, Todd 39, 58, 94, 141 Hubble, Chris 96, 139 Hubble, Starr 106 Huffman, Michelle 68, 94, 141 hughett, Tina 68, 94, 141 Humphrey, Christina 100 Humphrey, Teresa 102 Hunt, Thomas CJ. 84 Hurlow, John 26, 35, 100, 139 Huseman, Jennifer 14, 96, 140 Ingram, Krista 100 Jacob, Dan 16, 35, 72. 137, 138 .. 7.13561 James 84 1 Jnr'izni 16, 26, 35, 100 Zric 27, 106 Jones. April 102 Jones, Ara 27, 106 Jones, Chrissy 96 Jones, Derek 96, 141 Jones, John 102, 138 Jones, Mark 101, 141 Jones, Marlon 96 Jones, Mary 62, 106 Jones, Michelle 102 Jones, Mike 94 Jones, Rachel 106 Jones, Tom 102 Kennedy, Scott 39, 96, 139 Kernodle, Tricia 49, 136 Kerr, Becky 96, 140 Kilburn, Kristie 96 Kinkead, Jeremy 106 Kinkead, Shawn 101 Kosater, Lori 36, 84 Kuhn, David 10, 27, 78, 84 Kunz, Tony 19, 29, 39, 84 Lane, Artis 106 Lane, Sonya 106 Lane, Vikki 102 Lash, Andrea 101 Lathrop, Bob 19, 97, 139 Lathrop, Dan 13, 26, 102, 136 Law, Rhonda 32, 33, 94, 140 .i'1E'21ChX Collins. 2nd row: B. Crooks. J Games. J. Williams. S. Noc1,S. Peterson. S. Doty. T. Harden, S. Edwards. C. Rooscvch. J. Stewart. J, Jones, Mrs. Harry. 3rd row: .1. Vaulcrs. J. Brown, M. Crablrcc. B. Crisl, S. Bcuis..1. Willcnmycr. S. Cogdill, B. McMullcn. S. White. B. Baldorf, J. Berry. 4111 row: D, Goff. S. Walton, M, Harden, B. Harry. B, White. .1. Paris. K. While. - Recreation Club j; 715, Bonny 10, 21, 36, 63, i ,84,136,137 1 wis, Mike 26, 27, 106 1cwis, Stephanie 22, 41, 44, 106 Lewis, Tricia 101, 141 Lippencott, Dolan 94 Livengood, Matt 95 Loden, Amanda 15, 62, 102 Lohrmann, Ehren 13, 26, 62, 102, 136 Long, Bob 10, 29, 38, 39, 84 Mackison, Debbie 66, 95 Mager, Amy 101 Marlar, Andy 10, 95 Marlar, Denise 93, 140 Martin, Adam 10, 25, 62, 63, 72,93, 137, 138 Martin, Becky J. 68, 95, 140 Martin, Becky L. 72, 73, 95, 137, 141 Martin, Derek 19, 97, 136 Martin, Holly 15, 44, 106 Martin, Mike 25, 63, 83, 86, 93, 138 Matthews, Donald 93 Mayes, Scan 95, 139 McClure, TJ. 72, 93, 137 McCord, Jennifer 15, 102, 138 McCoy, Jeff 19, 25, 39, 93 McCoy, Ronda 15, 22, 23, 41, c, McMicheal, G. Breedlovc. J. Hurlow. B. McMichacl 2nd row: K. Weather- man. C. Chuvis, C, Smith 3rd row: B. Smith, E. Schaibily. S. Mayes. S, Kennedy Mr. Campbell 4th row: D. Bacon, J, Smggs. T. Gahimcr. W. Nuu J Crablrcc' M. Gurrcn. C. Hubble 51h row: 8. Bridge. C. Beard, W. Girdlcr, D: PAddock. ; Compulcr Math 71, 107 McIlhenny, Bev 101 McIlhenny, Dan 19, 68, 141 McIntyre, Tisha 14, 95 McLarty. Angie 22, 102, 138 McLarty, Christy 22, 41, 107 McMichael, Bill 101, 139 McMichael, Charles 26, 39, 101, 139 McMullen, Brett 13, 26, 27, 40, 103, 138 McMurtry, Tamra 32, 52, 93 Measel, Rob 72, 95, 137, 141 Medenwald, Chris 53, 77, 95 Mendenhall, Aaron 93 Mendenhall, Jim 72, 95, 137, 141 Merica, David 16, 17, 25, 31, 58, 59, 97 Merica, Matt 16, 25, 30, 31, 58, 60, 72, 90, 93, 137 Michael, Donna 97 Michael, Gina 14, 36, 69, 97, 140 Michael, Tammy 14, 36, 37, 58, 95, 141 Miles, Shannon 13, 27 Miller, Mike 16, 26, 101 Mills, Chris 13, 26, 40, 103, 136 Mills, Rob 66, 76, 95 Millspaugh, John 10, 25, 97, 141 MitchelI, Kristine Lee 93 Montgomery, Jenny 22, 103, 136, 138 Moran, Jeanette 97, 140 Murphy, Amanda 107 Myles, Shannon 107 Naughgles, Christine 93, 140 Naughles, Gwen 22, 107, 138 Nelson, Erick 97 Nicholas, Conrad 101 Noel, Samantha 15, 22, 41, 44, 107, 138 Norris, Bill 93 Norris, Charlie 62, 107 Nutt, Wesley 10, 97, 139 Oberholtzer, Bryan 13, 26, 62, 103 Oberholtzcr, Mike 25, 39, 57, 58, 62, 63, 72, 73, 78, 83, 93, 137 Olson, Grant 10, 39, 26, 101 Owens, Kathy 22, 41, 103 Padan, Chris 19, 29, 39, 97, 136 Padan, Mike 18, 82, 93 Paddock, Dean 29, 72, 97, 137, 139 Paddock, Ronald Dean 10, 39, 43, 45,82, 93, 141 M. Harris. H. Williams. J. Greene. 8, Asher. S. Swaim, C. Holaday. 2nd row: 0; , ' Wagner. C. Gordon. B. Lazhrop. N. Scybold. B. Hagcn. 3rd row: Mrs. Jacks, A, 5 - Evans. L. DcVorc. A. Rooks. K. Sparks. - Art Club ' A- 139 n, 1 Paris. Angie 22, 103, 138 Rhoads, Aug;- 7 Paris, Jeff 10, 25, 97, 110, 138 Ritchey, Doug 29- D F-I-Zauri 64 Parker, Beth 93 Robb, Amy 15, 41. 111. : Q q Eft-csiicy 68. 95 Peacock, Tina 76 Robb. Ann 21, 32, 62. lOi 731.331cr, Charlie 101, 137 Pearson, Kenny 101 Robbins, Randy 13, 107 81111112, Novalie 68, 95, 141 PeHey, Lyn 32, 62, 97, 136 Roberts, Gary 13, 27, 107 Siddcns, Amy 140 Perrine, Shawn 107 Roberts, Jason 107 Siddens, Bridgette 21, 39 Perrine, Stacey 63, 72, 97, 137, Robinson, Kim 95 Simic, Becky 39, 43, 58, 59, 140 Rohe, Angie 21, 101 97, 141 Perry, Elaine 68, 97 Rohzon, Dan 10, 95, 141 Simic, Steve 10, 28, 31, 43, 70, Peterson, Stephanie 15, 22, 44, Rooks, Alyssa 14, 66, 68, 93, 71, 87, 90, 93 103, 138 139 Sizemore, Amanda 71, 97, 140 Pettigrcw, Cindy 107 Roosevelt, Chet 13, 103, 138 Smiley, Melissa 68, 101 Philpot, Mari 22, 41, 103, 136 Rose, Brad 10, 39, 43, 95, 141 Smith, Angie 103, 137 Pickett, Chad 19, 27, 107 Rose, Wendy 39, 101 Smith, Brian 6, 19, 25, 39, 97, Pickett, Dan 101 Ross, Gina 93 139 Pickett, Jon 93 Russell, Brent 16, 34, 35, 62, Smith, Chad 19, 62, 68, 70, 95, Pierce, Jann 15, 22, 41, 107 63, 72, 95, 137 139 Ping, Jeffrey 107 Russell, Stephanie 15, 22, 23, Smith, Derek 39, 95 Ping, Jenni 22, 107 41, 48, 62, 76, 138 Soltermann, John 62, 63, 72, Ping, Tom 10 Sanders, LaDonna 51 93, 136, 137 Price, Jeremy 27, 107 Schaibley, Eric 10, 39, 97, 139 Soltermann, Michelle 41, 107. Pruner, Mereda 19, 39, 69, 72, Schlomer, Angie 21, 95, 137, 138 63, 72, 73, 95, 137 43, 54, 62, 137 Soltermann, Toby 13, 27, 107 Ratcliff, Roxy 36, 97, 140 Scott, John 10, 12, 31, 43, 90, Spangler, Todd 10, 25, 95 Ray, Cari 41, 44, 71, 103, 137 93 Recder, Stephanie 21, 32, 97 Seip, Shawn 13, 26, Sparks, Kelly 44, 101, 139 103, 136 Sparks, Tom 19, 97, 141 Reedy, Rikki 32, 69, 72, 97, Sellers, Erik 13, 27, 76, 107 Staggs, Joe 11, 25, 31, 62, 63, 137 Sellers, Jon 101 72, 93, 137, 139 Reedy, Shannon 69, 72, 95, Sellers, Mark 25, 31, 95 Stephenson, Carrie 72, 74, 95, 110, 136, 137, 140 Seybold, Nicki 63, 72, 97, 137, 137, 141 1.72.117 1 .' 11' . .1111 , ,. I '4: Mrs. Vukovits. C. York, A. Sizcmorc. A. Goggins, A, Siddcns. C: White, .1, Campcll. 2nd row: N, Gambaiani. S. Bcal.S.Pcrrine,C.Hc11. D. Whitlock, Mrs, chsclar. Miss Crilcs. 4 Reading Club 140 C, Naugh1c5.T, Douglas. P. Auman, T. Harden. S. Reedy, S, Earl, K.Grcenwc11. C, Michael. 2nd row: D. chsclar, D. Carninc. R. Law. D, Marlar, K. Albcrlson. J. Moran, M. Foxworlhy, J. Black. J. Damcwood, R. Ralcliff, P. Brooks. E. Eslingcr. 3rd row: L. Brunkcn. K. Dwycr. 3. Bryant, M. Curtis, B. Marlin. B. Kerr. J. Huscman, - F.H.A. St 415, Kenny 64 St 2m, Jason 26, 27, 40, 41, 48 103, 138 Stwwart, Melissa 32, 51, 82, 86, 93 Stickle, Michelle 101 Stillwcll, Mike 10, 25, 39, 97 Stiles, Ke1ley 19, 21, 39, 95 Stiles, Mary 19, 26, 82, 83, 87, 93, 136, 141 Stiles, Mike 103 Stites, Scan 26, 40, 103, 136 Strohl, Brandon 75, 93 Strohl, Jennifer 95 Swaim, Stephanie 95 Swaim, Steve 101, 139 Swinehart, Jenifer 20, 21, 32, 69, 97, 138 Tallman, Chad 13 Taylor, Hamilton 10, 13, 39, 95 Thom, Brenda 14, 21, 39, 101, 138 Thomas, Billie Joe 107, 137 Thomas, Christine 93 Thompson, Amy 15, 22, 103, 137 Thompson, Eric 10, 101, 141 Timberlake, Ann 101, 141 Trahan, James 101 Trahan, Jay 107 Truax, Tina 13, 103, 136 Truax, Tom 97 Tucker, Marc 16, 17, 25, 30, 31, 95 Tumey, Christina 93 Tumey, Jamie 107 Underwood, Geoff 101 Uplinger, Polly 22, 103, 136 Vandivicr, Shane 13, 40 Vautcrs, John 13, 103, 138 Wagner, Darrell 101, 139 Wagner, Tony 10, 101 Walton, Shawn I3, 40, 103, 138 Warmouth, Steve 103 Watts, Melissa 103, 136 Weatherman, Krista 14, 20, 21, 60, 61, 62, 63, 72, 78, 86, 90. 93, 137, 139 Weeks, Misty 72, 95, 136, 137 Whalen, Jim 101, 137 Whillhite, Michelle 101 Whitcomb, Shelly 107 White, Bradley 10, 95, 138 White, Cathy 103, 136, 140 White, Chrissy 97 White, Karen 10, 25, 29, 31, 103, 136, 138 White, Kathy 101 White, Kent 48, 51, 97 White, Ron 10,25, 31,97, 141 White, Scott 10, 31, 95, 138 Whitlock, Dan 95, 140 Widger, Michella 14, 21, 32, 38, 39,97, 138 Wildermulh, Lee 39, 141 Willhite, Michelle 138 Williams, Crista 21 . Wi1liams, Heidi 72, 95, 137, 139 Williams, Josh 103, 138 Williams, Perry 10, 39, 43, 95 Withcrall, Andy 10, 78, 93 Wittcnmycr, Jamey 13, 27, 76, 77, 107, 138 Wittcnmycr, Jason 16, 31, 95 Wogman, Tim 16, 35, 97, 141 Wolfe, Jason 62, 103 Wood, Bill 97, 141 Wood, Mike 101 Woodard, Nathan 107 York, Cheryl 72, 97, 137, 140 York, Pamela 22, 62, 107 Young, Cammie 95 Young, James 13, 27, 76, 77, 107 .1. Millspaugh, L, Wildcrmuth. D. Clodfcllcr, D. Mcllhcnny. T, Sparks. E. S. Crowdcr..1. Harncy. T, Lewis, 2nd row: D. Jones, J. Mcndcnhall. D. Bcrvcrly. J. Howcnslnc. K. Clark. M. Haas. R, Blair. J. Chapman. 3rd row: C. Stephenson. A, Timberlakc. Mrs. Burncuc. L, Clary, B. Simic, T. Michac1.4lh row: M. Slim. K. Holaday. R. Mcasel. T. Howcnslinc. T. Gambaiani. T. Wogman. - Modern Language Club 1 Thompson, M. Jones, B. Martin, T. hughcu. 2nd row: N.Shullz. M. Huffman. D. Bruckcn. D. Paddock. R, White. J. Brown, J. Burdick. B Rose. D, Rohzon, C. Brown, B. Wood. - Slrcnglh Club 142 A yearbook is kind ofjigsaw puzzle of the years memories. and as editors we try and fit each piece into their proper place. We started with the bor- der of our puzzle as the school and itsl traditions, the charac- teristics that made RHS unique. Then we Filled in the heart of the puzzle with more specific pieces concerning the year, whether they were aca- demic, activity or athletic pieces. they all seemed to have their own special place in our puzzle of memories. Now as we fit the few pieces that remain, we realize that this has been a year like none other. It has tak- en many long hours of work to piece this together. Often we would still be at school after 10:00, trying to fit that square piece in a round place. Yet somehow we made it. As the last piece fell magically into place. we took a step back and looked at what we created, a book. piece by piece. Yearbook is a lot of work but we still find time for pizza on those late nights, trips to Opryland at the end of the year. We even went to competition and two staffers won placques. With all the work we do, copy, photogra- phy, layouts and design, it is still fun and great experience. As editors we come away from this with a lot of memories we will never forget. - Krista WeathermanHohn Soltermann 111315;, U! ! Ms. Crilcs answers. freshman Brenda Thom. questions about a track layout. J.C. hurriedly loads Film for the cam- crn jusl before the pep session for fool- ball homecoming. Thc Rclrospccl dctcctivc pauses in Mr. Nuulins' office to conlcmplalc ncw cvuicncc. Copy cdilor. John Sollcrmunn assists Chris Chuvis as shc write: copy As the deadline upproncl1c: 143 144 R. Colophon: The 1988 Retrospect was published by the 1987-88 yearbook staff. Josten's American Year- book Company printed the book at the Clarksvillc planti This I44 page book is the largest ever printed at R.H.S. The theme and initial artwork were devel- oped at the summer workshop at Hanover. The Arco white base cover is a full cover iitho pictorial with medium blue endsheets. Times Roman type was used throughout the book. Blue T-285 spot color was used on pages 1-8. Andy Marlar H.S. DECLA-.w THE 315311 Phew! The end of a tough as- signment is here and all live left to do is the paperwork. As I think over the time I spent here the days blurred into weeks and 1 months as the time passed quiek- ly. I was hired as an outsider with an objective opinion,b11t' after the months spentmwith' students, faculty and administration at R.H.S, my objectivity is dwin- dling rapidly. Getting ivolved in acade1nics.,athietics and activi- ties, to main't'ain' my cover, yet still do myxjob has been a chal- nrlenge. As my investigation here ends: its hard to think of return- ing to my office and the backload of cases on my desk, yet I must. Rockville Junior-Senior High School is the BEST! CASE CLOSED! Time passes quickly in the life of an adolescent. When the lives of individuals so young come to an abrupt end all those around them share a moment of grief. As time passes and the shock of this tragedy dims. let us not forget Amanda and Andy. Let the memories and the ways in which these young people touched our lives be with us forever. Amanda Murphy