Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1976 volume:

0 ie and Sports 10-45 Class Scho 1-9 O 'cs rn E. : on u SJ ?LTeachers 46 Q, . :U Y , .--Lf uv, N50 Business 141-162 6 Q. cw ro 2 X 5 S' -5 Q. E W Q vw co 2. L6 Gp Q2 76 Clubs if 1 YN.-av hi X. 1 .-5 JQXK Q jmf, Camwfcvx 1 63-'I 68 ,I r- '777' B Holcad '76 Volume 55 - . .Er , A. ' r J' XR 'I . ' s . xx AW fl xt' .tx II X , . ow N .lu -' , NSCf IDA D 'U 'WM Rushville Consolidated High School 4 , 1 'Ya xi: :lm ., X521 ' Vfiif Y pn' 'f lx y az. ,, s ' XP is V '1-K,',. fwvq 1 .S .K l.. ' Aki. 5 ,A 4 ffl ,ui .-AA x ' 1 Q35 r , , 4 , vf . la , V . A 'B B Q T ml xv. - , .m,x' , f-em -,, . ,A - , - .- . , , -u, . . ' '. f-' ' r' - ' V ' A -. '- .5 fa. ' V - , , 5 Wvj, fwh ,,N+ 'YJ' -. .K vy-. uhh' ' , ,f,- .,,f,-,,-,- 3' 4 . .- . .wil f ' ,. mf., ' -. -' . ggi- I V U ?,-A .s -:'u,,b. 1 . J 1-vff u.' ' ' , Q' u X-,Trl ' F-'-9' 12- '-an '-M 1 ff F11 'A 9 F ' -wif' ' --'1 ' -- , 1 4 nfglfw ,gf - - g .M W . ' g A .,-g . ,E I '-,z,1J,g l,' N - rv. .q Y: . I V, , QV ,, .A 1 F' Wim' V -tv' , -, -.. I I 'm Rig.. p4..,.l., i tt -.- ,K , .gr ,, I A ' A Lf 'r , Q ' 1 gui J I. I , - sf' xx '5 wail A . . , , 1 m ' A 'I 9 ,au I I' Q' w -mi 5 Ov e' nr F V limi! ,,, V 1 220 relay, Robby Hall enjoys a bit of relaxation. C. Senior Karyn Gray led the girl golfers with year's experience. D. loe Meo spends his art period puttering with the potter's wheel. E. Breakfa Teresa Sednek is a chocolate snack from the cafeteria. F. When Halloween came to RCHS, some terious students appeared to haunt the halls before school. G. The Senior girls have scored a down during their first Homecoming powder puff game, and Coach Blair is elated. A. The band plays a rousing CHARGE to fire the football team up. B. Between the 100 yd. dash s B C M X.. 1 .px 1 if 4 I s is X Lsl ,x fs 4 AY A X A f V14 gi . ' -. fftt ,. qi , , L X , i qw 5' r 1 ' ' i i f X ,, ' ' , , 5 ,Mil 5 ' . W x ' in L . 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When th eteria lunch leaves the stomach growling, students visit lustrite, Park R E rant, or like luli Fahrner and Myla Williams, the Dairy Queen. C. Mr. He son guards the doorway to the choir room, where he rehearses the ch daily. D. The football team is literally fired up on the way to the rt house for the pre-game pep rally. E. As Fred Nuetzel knows, working-out 'part of every athlete's life. D 7 A. lois Marlatt, Ella Kirk, Mrs. Stephen, spe sor, Scot Billman, Doug King, and Richard St each gave a bicentennial talk over the PA the History Club. B. Bicentennial is not j shown in signs and talks, the school pl reflects on our country and Our Town. B1 Gaunt and Robbie Hendrix depict Emily a George. C. The Bicentennial Committee pl. ned events to get Rush County into the Sp of '76. D. Several people of our community getting into the spirit of things with flags, and other decorations. E. Students government classes and the History Club unteered to do bicentennial-related talks WRCRQ Tom Dusing acted as MC. F Jn o5,'2.', 9 ti .321 With George Washington, apple pie and red, hite and blue streamers emblazoned on every illboard, advertisement, and display in sight, the icentennial is one highlight of '76 that won't fade o easily with time. The county's Bicentennial committee and the hool's history club have sponsored many radio ks, displays and programs in honor of the casion. Through them, the Bicentennial was re than just a flashy celebration -it was a time re-evaluate and re-appreciate our country 1 1976 If you had a bad dayt dances can cheer you U because of the music -Twylla McDon and then we asked . . It gives me a chance to Keeps me out of troubl W h d 0 0 u associate with my friends. 'Mike C' I'd enjoy them more if I had III enjoy pep Sessio S0fneOne to take. -Scott Nelson becquse We out a go d at n C es, NI-Ove to be with my Women earlier sometimes. -'kim and love to dance. -fred Borders ' 'C th ' I tt ' PEP rallies fhevv0uhave.S0merhing y3'q?lf0fhi'ijf?1?a-E011 7 to do Instead of just driving -IamesMil down Main Street or sitting N , . . ? on Waite's Corner. YUU get t9 d e55,Pf'fidYf . . -lohn Kmman SpeClaI guy. -Lisa Redd Why be an Athlete? Because I feel like a part of the team. -Chuck Benedict t makes me feel needed -Mark Olson You learn how to work as a team. You go through victories and failures learning to cope with these problems. -Pam cull I like to act like I am in elementary school again, like a tOmbOy. -Chris Dawson Because I like to compete with other guys and meet different people - I also feel the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. -Mark Dillon lt is exciting, fun, and makes you feel good to get out and work to play a sport well. - Terri Alexander I have always wanted to get involved and earn a sweater and jacket. -Neville Cullum I like to know that I have accomplished something. -Cheryl Custer It gives you a good background for building muscles. - Doug King lt makes me feel like a real jock. -Diane Wolfe . mx Q, 49- 1 - 1? .J r U' ' I f 6 . 4 Q. 57:1 V' ' if xg 'S c.-- X f, .px X 2 , s . Z Qu 1 , 5 I , f , . .,-.f,f:,,gmm. l wma S .H H Wjehw- . ,.,- - iv j: ,-jvjf wmv . f ,fs-a -' 'v 1, I Q ' K2 f u' w 1 A X 5 x m nd Spirit Reigned. . . d the clouds while our Lions the Homecoming game against reensburg Pirates. Spirit pre- d throughout as Rushville ight reason to celebrate - ner win. Senior Annie Miller was ned queen at the Welkome -e dance following the game. eigned during the festivities her court: Susan Washmuth and n Gray as senior candidates for 12 Rita Norris, representing the -r classy Nanette Sednek, chosen -e sophomore class, and Danna an, on the court representing fshmen. ll started on a clear and cool day evening. Play-offs for the Iuled events, powderpuff, tug of and mini games, took place. wards, a parade to the court house lawn and a pep rally sparked the enthusiasm of the students for homecoming. Finals for the events had to be res- cheduled because ofthe weather that hovered over Rushville. The sen- iors displayed spirit by participating in every final event. The Freshman girls showed spirit as they pulled together to win the finals of the tug of war competition. lunior girls were victorious in the powder- puff finals as they proved spirit for the class of 77 by winning for the sec- ond consecutive year. Seniors won the new mini games by defeating the freshmen and the senior guys trimphed in the tug of war contest over the juniors. That was Homecom- ing '75. D. Beth Gaunt, a valuable player to the junior powderpuff squad, carries the football for a touchdown. E. The junior mini-game team urges Karen Randell to get around the obstacles. F. By taking some tension out on a locker Coach Leisure can now sit and relax after the Homecoming vic- tory the lions earned. G. Chris Frost and Mike Wicker show their spirit by withstanding the rain at the Homecoming football game. ff E 9' .gi i '1'.-5' A G ---....., IQ' Q44 1'J'5k 491 W, X , u w an nw ,-hmfvdu' v, mm :W . 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Today, however, school not only teaches basic academic subjects, but offers a variety of programs to train students for careers after graduation and many clubs for stu- dents to become involved with, as a get-away from routine classwork. Anyone who has completed required business courses can apply to join the Intensive Lab program during their sen- ior year. After a semester in the lab, many receive actual on-the-job training, through the Cooperative Education Pro- gram. QC.O.E.l The Vocational Agricul- tural classes offer another training pro- gram in which students participate in judging soil, livestock, crops, and dairy. The class plants and harvests its own crops each year. Industrial Education gives many students an insight into vari- ous jobs concerning architecture, build- ing, and machinery. Homemaking classes also prepare the student for life vocations without college study. Cadet teaching gives students a chance for everyday experiences of teaching. Some of the seniors who have all of their credits can work half-day and go to school the other half. This enables them to earn money for college or fur- ther their training on the job. The numerous clubs at school give the student a chance to get away from the daily classroom trauma and partici- pate in activities that especially interest him, from service work to public speak- ing, history to foreign language. X .r, . I' L FV 5' ' ' A . - TQ Kii ' ' F A gy' AK, tfwus As 'mn' K A V I ' . L. -I S. pf' ulaulff - in X'-A A 1 VG' It 1 J 7 1 K C Q l 0 A 'Q 'o- :Il P A 1' . A . ll., I 1 ' I r 4 5- Q' , -r ., . 1 'u I , . , A 1 ' I K 3? J ,I -., il J Q fQ ' If Mm 3+ I ,, 1' Y, f I ' D1 x +9 Q 1 ' 6 s' ad' Us 'O N gf., .-U4 ,Qi 1 Eg. px 1 ,, 4' 'ATQQ 1 -lf'f,.Q'4'x 1 . ' r---- .-sqft. Wm., gn Q ,wmzm ,. 1' 3. w.'Z.g+ 43i'1 'f:F'f '5:5L??: -iff . x . S- - x W .iff 'Y I 1- K . , X .- xg fl ' ' 'Tint .. . 7 : I -7 J, 'Ein I ,fl ,r .yy PA v'g','. -W' xl uf. W 'Q Qbffgf jx V I L ' x . A 4,,,, ,, . 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'1!lt slvsl N vu, x I fn,.1 1!'vw 111nf sms uw 'V li ,f VY in lf! l'K'-'fx ?!!'i'.'4'Xf, 51:1 s as-1 X !f!,r4, -119. 1' S gisk , 1 gg- Xgl' 5 Yx,sA M 3' x-4 X 1 Y!! 3,15 !, ' Q ,sw 1 f 11. X154 181 iii sw 3'!3 an 11' If K1 1 1 ll ,Q ff -K xy f W ',j,41.w ,av . X: , . ,,-b . -Aix -w.- A i X- Lf' 'x'4'J.4'v . 'A R .K m3 .5419 k The varsity football team ran into some stiff competition this year, ending the season four wins, six losses. The Lions were rebuilding after last year, but faced up to the task, by the end of the season. The season as a whole was dis- appointing but there were some high points. Rated Martinsville came to RCHS and the Lions held them to only 14 points. Another high point for the Lions was lunior David Heeb making the All-Conference for his second con- secutive year. lndividual awards were given to Ron Poindexter, loe Redden, David Heeb, David Owens, Mark Olson, and Louis Fahey. A A. Versatile Tom Gaunt shows his ability to run the ball as well as block. B. Coach Leisure gives the Lions last-minute instructions before another con- ference game. C. David Heeb shows his strength as he pulls away from Pirate defenders. Lions lell at Season En t f - N P 9 0 '-' 0 .5 ff wx wrrrlx 1 Q ' Q' Q'e ' e?' pf eg 9, ve,-'Q . v. W. Qu' , .!b Q tk A ' 4. s N jf V ,' 'Jr W , Q42 5 iv 9 .ky QI 45 G 2 Wx ,' ' A 'N yi, All lx xv 'I ,' Y 7 V- I 'wx' Cx: ff ,f f- ' f A A ff',, 'fznpf ,, L if I V lx fl df .Q W ' wk ful? k ' k .- ..J Xdwfsf 2. Q51 X 4 lui, fl :L x , - vw i 3 f -5 5 ' ap 3 'fZff 2m -:IL fgf ' 1 Q .W ,' 'f' in V' - , ' f 7 , A Q A nl, flfqly ,gfxv .Jr I 4 -1-L an YB .. 51 . 'QD UU, . -e' x,- xf :fv:4fQ'i51?hfi??fi 'GT? .. A A ,.,. - n. , - :,': . . ,,..f. -1 12.522 I, 'W' an-Linn in Q!! .f 1 px. A 1-1 -- x 1 , W 43' f ,f NJA - . 1, : -- , I in . An' .lf 5 f 'L.. . v , ...J l if ,,,..,,.,,,.Q , 1 an ., ff! 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After the final game with Marion, an estimated 6000 Un our 3200-capacity gyimzl waited in the gym to welcome bac t e team who brought more pride and excite- ment into the community than Rush County has ever seen. ... f C A. Betsy Miller became a Lionhearted Tinman dur- ing Sectional week. B. Lion Lovers saturated the school and town with clever displays like this one. C. Planning pep-sessions, decorations and practic- ing new yells kept the cheerleaders constantly on the go. D. Seniors rally their ball team at the class- competition games. E. Crazy red and black cos- tumes, like Laura Riebsomer's, filled the halls. F. Ticker tape showered the team bus and caravan of fans as they rallied to the State. I ,ff GI .',g.adl - SCHOOL BUS Q X v,,v Wirgw , s o U . 0 . V. , , R11 0 1.9 If if if x 5?- Y 515 'fr' Mr.. ,Q .. 1 5 it-' 'I i-'Q Photo by To -Q 1 ,A I .An 5 N 1 fb ' Q.-1 . . mfg' , ' ' ' RUIQMR . Q WW. kv 'I ffl ef E S X ' Sf' -- Y f AX: L 'N D U. 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The team's success was not due to one talented player, but to a whole squad of skilled ballhandlers who spe- cialized in team work. One of these was Rick Goins, the consistently high-scor- ing guard who was nominated to the all-state team and broke the gym record by scoring 45 points in one game. Brad Miley, with his 6'7W', improved as the year progressed till the final tourna- ment, where he awed his opponents with his unmatched rebounding. He was named to honorable mention on the all-state team. Myron Shouse, Neville Cullum, Dennis Goins, Brian Easley and Steve Goddard completed the starters and each pulled the team out of rough spots during the season. Even the TV newscasters and sports- writers who recognized the team could not capture the real spirit of pride that the lions brought to our town: but few people around here will forget the '76 Lions. Many of the photos in our book are by Mr. Ray Hay. Although they are not credited as Mr. Egan's photos, we would like to really thank him for all 9 - 3 'N . -I E 11' the help he has given us. A. All the hard weeks of sweaty practices and missed dinners have paid off for Coach Larry Angle, with one coaching dream after another being fulfilled in Rushville's trek to the state. B. Brad Miley and Rick Goins are both up for the rebound in the barn-burner contest with Richmond at the Semi-State. In the overtime game Rick scored 19 points and Brad grabbed 19 rebounds. C. With 44 seconds to go, down five points, Angle and Rick Goins undauntedly work on the strategy that pulled Rushville to the semi- state victory against Richmond. D. Dennis Goins whips in front of an East Chicago Senator during Rushville's comeback from their 21 -points-down handicap in the first state tournament game. E. ln the second match between Richmond and the lions, in the play-off games, this Devil found he could not stop Myron Shouse, or the rest of the team from scoring the first RCHS Semi-State title. F. Brad Miley, the former Speedway Sparkplug, may have been the spark that got the Lions through the East Chicago game, he pulled out 29 rebounds and scored 17 points in the match, and marked up 48 rebounds and 36 points during the two state games. Photo by Tom Egan if A ' ' ' . 5- 1 X ' .Xxx V Sw, 1, sl' A , , Q ,Y Q . ' 4 L ' 'A 2 , , . 4 ' ' il 1. Ji 2 asf ' ,A i J V H13 t 1 3 2 n K Q P ' Q 6 ' Q-A: wg' 7.1-df. i . 4 , ,I 2 uf w 1'- 3' Q , ' 4' WB 1 ' ' Y s.s7J V gi fy.-wiv, 1 im. O X ff f' , . 31 J,-pk JY f .5 - , . vi L A , Z ! r ' s L ' 'l 331 Z5 fx 2 i 1 A . fl , A 1 SW ' . if' K , . I K Y 1 Mm ',7kv Q0 I a W'-7 2 , up ' 4 ' Q H5954 Wglq ' ildiui R Q c as awk , Q 3 f- l. f 4 3,21 ' t l x f IM? Q FKA f , it 0 524 Q ' - Q 5 K' , 1' 3 'W f rf? 1 7 v Q Q5 2 :lg X R 7-A .' 2 n-N .Lf . . X ,f 1 Ji ff 'QA B -AN K X V1 Zfiigwa Lf '86 ev f ' V-Q: Track Team Run Our Wa A. Larry Daubenspeck clears the high-jump bar with ease. B. Practicing for the long lump event is sophomore Robbie Hall. C. Mark Olson perfects his shotput ability by throwing the ball for distance. D. The 880-relay team, Dave Heeb, Ron Poindexter, Dennis Massie, and Robbie Hall, run to develop agility for the race. qi Q E I 4 1, A -new-1 Y 1. ' ., an I -a-,si Av mn M sa..-sqm.--. r .,' .4s.. U v. -Q .v ,,,,, A ,. . j . m Q' JC. AG' . N J M - . ,, ,NM .xv ,r x. ,F f 'Q A it 8 . Ni. x v' ., Jz 'Qu ' , -1.49.1 , . .,. 4 ,, - if :wx . . . . 1 ' 1 , a ,4'a ' r ' x'f L ' uvaf- x- -. .,- ,K 1 ,i - .. , Q ,. - . g 1-. I x 1 I 3 I 1' 'maj fzfki .. , 1 I V' .1-, S. QN O Il 4 4 1. n ,A , 74 'r V.. ' , x. H41- 4 4 I fo X! .QA X ' 'Qx .'-.ff ' A, pa 1 fl, fly 1 K'-L' V, fi. , X 3,2- 1 V AIX V 41A J' 1f+ .QNX 1 X J IA LX D . ' 3. 3 fu. Q, .1 Y ' ' . N, . , , J 1 . Q - ' .. 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Long hours of practice help prepare for the upcoming season. . X l Q ' .N -- ix- X Xvbz -. 1.6 Diamondmen Show Improvement ,V X X .mags ,, ' fx 'N 'WIT f . 'Af +fJ wiHA'5 4. EW ,I',!'r..vt ' ' .sf 1--he A B , 'Vx --4 ii ' 3, i 'gs .J , uv 1 ,, Q Q L -'v - ii Q '19 v 1 ff' l .V 'ps 1 ara -7. . . , Y an HN '..l,q if 'Thr C BASEBALL RETURNINC LETTERMEN - K. Perin, I. Shaver, D. Shanahan, Yazel, D. Brown, G. Hankins, T. Dusing, D. Ownes. B. Rookie Brent asks, Is this really a baseball? C. Keith Perin displays that good form that leads to a successful season. D. Dan Shanahan starts rly to improve himself over last year. l.. , 4, x xl l', .L 4 f' 13404.-' Tennis The 75-76 tennis season was the first time that the sport was held just in the fall, the team made the most of their single opportunity. The racket-, men had one of the best records in some years with a 9-4 mark, winning their first seven matches. One boost over last season was Brad Miley from Speedway. He held down the No. 1 spot. Tom Dusing and loe Taff were second and third, respectively. Besides the great sea- son, another feat was accomplished - Tim Dusing went undefeated in singles competition. Seniors lead the pack, but the underclassmen helped with the cause. They were Brent Dyer, Bill Hatfield, I. R. Billman, lim Gridley, and Craig Fenimore. 9 C .',5:..0:9?:?:OgO:E?: , .V rr? ' ' ' P. M, ff 00 b:A.0A I 'ADIZ A ,,f0:O:0:0:0'0 '0? wif' r ' f' ' .000 if -ff' r 4' 0 O f I 'z' f Kr Q L 'llxfffrf I ' K H ,f S , ,',f.' - K 5 A fiffif ifaw . - A.-.Aw-.Q M Q- ' 1. fs- . ' A A. Deep concentration boosted Tom Dusing to his winning season. B. Brad Miley, joining the tennis team in his first year at RCHS helped the team gain its best season in years. TENNIS TEAM - Craig Fenimore, lim Gridley, Tom Dusing, Brad Miley, Coach Tom Romary, Tim Dusing, loe Taff, Bill Hat- field, Brent Dyer, I. R. Billman. 25252012 0 .if 9 V me-rg: .0 1 03 ?I'2': 4 f0'0'0':4 0 0.0.0.0 ?::0'0'04 0 0 0 0 r 0 0 0 0 g0:0:0' Q 5'0'0':'3 202032024 pw' rams f Q 3 26242 22101 4 ,HQ 'jetty .rf Zo '0 ot, I5 V v 9 +6 !'2'I'I'Ii LQ Q 5 Q Q saga liejgfiggzf CC Has Building Year Not much was said about this years ss country team. The 1-14 season s the first losing season for Coach k Brown in many years. The reason r the drop was the runners lost rough last year's graduation. The team this year was inexperi- ced. Fred Nuetzel was the No. 1 nner this year, even though it was first year for the sport. Dan Shan- an was out for the majority of the ason due to illness. He returned for eets and showed his winning men's Lib made a break- V- through in RCHS sports in the form of Betsy Miller. She never won a meet, but was always making opposing runners work a little harder. Other team members were Kevin Lee, lack Lee, Ron Richards, David Hoover, David Wood, and Nick Fields. CROSS COUNTRY - Row 1 -Ron Richards, Fred Nuetzel, David Wood, David Hoover, Nick Fields. Row 2 - Kevin Lee, Neville Cullum, Coach lack Brown, Betsy Miller, lack Lee. C. Fred Nuetzel is once again the lone leader of a cross country race. D. Women's lib penetrated the cross country team for the first time. . . Although she never led the pack, Betsy Miller provided fierce competition for opposing harriers. A 1 1 f J, 1 4-4, luv ,ff -ru , 1 ffi'?53'. --Q--'G 49811 Girls Can Be Athletes' With all the excitement about the guys' bas- ketball season, some people didn't notice the girls' basketball team. The team was very strong this year, they finished with a 7-2 season and went on to become the sectional champi- ons over Morton Memorial, Connersville and Richmond. In the regional competition, the girls advanced to the final game before they were defeated by a slim two points. The girls' golf team, under the direction of Coach Vicky Kirby, closed out the season with a 2-4 season. They captured second place in a three-way meet at Franklin. lan Kleiman was the low medalist in six out of seven meets. In the fall, many girls participated on the volleyball team. Although the season was not the most successful in winnings, the girls gained experience and enioyed the sport. A. Coach Cinda Rice and Mrs. Perin argue a call with the referees for the girls basketball team. B While spectators hold their breath, lan Kleiman watches to see if her putt will find its mark. lan was chosen Most Valuable Player in this, her freshman year. C. Rhea Newman concentrates on her swing before teeing off for the girl golfers. rn XA ' 0 Xf:1N,....,,f3:fM, i1,,n N ' ', ,,, 2 l , - -L - 5 Z an ,ld 9, ,rg ,W ', ui I vii? I X L... 1 R? U' Wit? Xl X w .,.. ? V- f if N - I .Q in GAA Programs E pand and Progress A. Gymnast Molly Buckley concentrates deeply as she prepares to do a stunt on the parallel bars. B. A new addition to the shot putters is Columbian Bea- triz Serrano, who was a champion iavelin thrower in her own country. C. lulie Fahrner gets herself into shape for the spring tennis season. D. Grueling lap-running is part of the everyday warm-up routine for Karen Ellis and lan Kleiman as two of the cinderwomen for girls track. A ' L 1 I - A Q 1 8 A Q vi - r HO. ARSD K.. 'Y r X. X 7 ,A 1 'l no W The girls athletic programs have been steadily gaining momentum in recent years. The gymnastics team in its second season was able to schedule 6 meets and for the first time some of the meets were held here in our multi- purpose room. Twelve girls from Miss Kirby's team qualified to compete in the sectional. In their third season of competition, the girls' track team left opponents in a cloud of dust. The expanded season of 11 meets gave the girls a chance to improve in experience. Several of the girls had practiced with the winter track team to begin the season in better shape. Coach Cinda Rice's tennis team began the season welcoming back eight players from the previous year. Because the team was more experienced, they were able to out-do previous season records. The bowling team was somewhat less than active this year, participating in only one meet. However with Coach McDaniel's tips, the girls learned more about the game and enjoyed practicing on the lanes. Eff T ' ,,,,. ,F 'ii v,.,,i . ......-.1-1. I J H ' ...b f NF' VV Q , , 4 , ' ' Q 'iXy Q A 5 S 13 HQ 1' 5 J! :f1a4Y'3'1gg,g',y?'2' v U ,i sf IQ ng 1 x wa QD if 4. o U f. N. a, r , ' ' , ' .- 4 I 1 s f ,J2 , J 1 ' P N' 1 ' .l 3 ' 1 5 A A, ,lv ,IPS 1 . :J s Yuflzil 1 , A , 1, -JH' '14 if X f v gp , , 1 24,45 wr f, '-x g..,v, , ,I 1 fl 4 v 8 4 4 3 ,. 3 dents joined the cheerblock this year - ng red T-shirts and boosting spirit at each tball game. B. LIONETTES - Row 1 - Lyn- urner, leni Sloan, Ioy Allen, Susan Wash- lane Comer. Row 2 - Kathy Carr, Donna ecky Armstrong, Mary Beth Kinman, Libby . Row 3 - Diane Tucker, Wendy Green, n Ruby, Susie Todd, Tammy Patterson. Row nnette Ringenberg, Regina Thomas, Linda lan Bills, Becky Duncan, Diane Maldonado, Custer. C. The girls elected varsity cheer- this year were - Lesa Bowling, Cheryl Cus- acy Pribble, Annie Miller, and Karen Ran- . Cheering for the reserve teams were b- heerleaders Stacia Williams, Teresa Elston, a Burkhart, and Claire Nelson. E. The fresh- heerleader squad consisted of Michelle an, Shirley Tumilty, Tina Osting, and lane T? 43 E April April April April April May May May May May May April April April April April April May May May May May Sep. Sept. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Oct. Oct. Oct. ff! TENNIS Franklin Connersville Columbus E. Centerville Shelbyville N. Palestine Richmond Greensburg Knightstown New Castle SECTIONAL TRACK Lincoln Connersville N. Palestine Centerville Knightstown Franklin Morton Columbus E. Shelbyville Morristown SECTIONAL GOLF Knightstown Shelbyville Greensburg Greenfield Franklin Connersville Blue River Hagerstown SECTIONAL S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL No. of Games RCHS 0 Franklin 0 Knightstown 2 Morton 0 Cambridge City 0 Greensburg 0 Morristown 0 Connersville 2 Connersville 0 N. Decatur 0 Shelbyville 0 Seymour 0 Madison 0 Bloomington S. 0 N. Palestine RESERVE VOLLEYBALL No. of Games RCHS 2 Franklin 0 Cambridge City 0 Greensburg 2 Morristown 2 Connersville 1 N. Decatur 2 Shelbyville 0 N. Palestine GYMNASTICS BEGINNERS RCHS 61.40 TriHigh 48.50 56.75 Greensburg 55.70 56.45 Greenfield 60.95 57.30 Cambridge C. 44.90 60.70 Morristown 58.40 62.60 Connersville 65.70 GYMNASTICS INTERMEDIATES RCHS 55.6 TriH igh 22.30 50.45 Greenfield 49.30 50.20 Cambridge 23.95 58.20 Connersville 56.30 ffl' OPP. 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 OPP. 0 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 OPP. OPP. VARSITY BASKETBALL RCHS OPP Tri High Franklin Morristown Richmond Morton Shelbyville Lincoln Connersville Winchester N. Palestine Knightstown Connersville SECTIONAL Morton Connersville Richmond REGIONAL Wapahoni Mt. Vernon RESERVE BASKETBALL RCHS OPP Tri High Morristown Richmond Morton White Water Shelbyville Lincoln N. Palestine Knightstown Connersville I' 5. L 1-dw' 9,, X -f tsh- . ' I 5 . . ,uv ' 1 Q ,- -' o 5 ,a Q'-1 .Aww v , . 'T 'S Ra ,Q 15 Q' 3.493 , 1 I fn. -qw Xl f 5, egfgyf- k Q ...E . wx..- ..,. ...u.11,,, . . ,Q if Q, if 5, e ...xg-qu Q 9 wr - W' ,fx 7 '- 'ur WQW Q 4 ? .3 w E 3 w QR .1-if W Q35 55? VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Row 1 - D. Hughes, I. Kleiman, A. Brown, K. Cameron, C. Ellis, D. Ellis, S. Rogers. Row 2 - B. York, M. Buckley, A. Ruby M hardt, M. Williams, B. Rushton, T. Wright, K. Ellis. Row3-S. Krick, I. Taylor, B. Benham, L. Alexander, K. Taylor, M. McManus, Coach Cindy McDan Y is if lm V WV' i mmm rwms mais Wmlg imma BASKETBALL TEAM - Row 1 -L. Alexander, S. Turner, C. Ellis, P. King, R. Newman, K. Taylor, B. Miller. Row2- D. Ellis, K. Ellis, M. Buckley, R Kleiman, M. Williams. Row3 - D. Hughes, I. Fahrner, Coach Cinda Rice, A. Ruby. RACK TEAM - Row 1 - K. Ellis, D. Ellis, K. Smith, V. Swisher, B. Duncan, C. Means, P. Hall, I. Pike, B. Rushton, K. Webster. Row 2 - Coach Cmdy cDaniel, I. Kleiman, T. Osting, B. Serrano, I. Clark, S. Williams, C. Kuhn, B. Benham, V. Piper, S. Griffin, M. Gerhardt, M. Neihoff, B. Miller. l - - i 9 . in , H, . t Q ' I T 1 l ' exqjgr I 2' X CEN i i NIS TEAM - Row 1 ,W .382 H an fi J' yn -I -Il M. Buckley, T. Wiley, P. King, V. Turner. Row2- R. Newman, I. Fahrner, I. Gilbert, T. Sednek. yN 1 ti if- S .1 . i s. ... W1 ka. 'I - ' Q ,ft ,L , VARSITY FOOTBALL RCHS OPP. 7 Brookville 2 27 Batesville 35 7 New Castle 21 0 Martinsville 14 7 Shelbyville 21 23 Connersville 7 0 leffersonville 28 14 Greensburg 0 14 Seymour 7 7 Greenfield 28 RESERVE FOOTBALL RCHS OPP. Greensburg 13 Batesville 0 14 Shelbyville 16 Brookville 23 Titon Central 0 13 Greenfield 6 13 New Castle 8 14 Connersville 0 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RCHS OPP. 6 New Castle 8 0 Knightstown 20 6 Shelbyville 18 19 Shenandoah 0 19 Franklin 8 26 Greensburg 6 0 Greenfield 26 7 Connersville 57 RC HS 1 07 83 89 72 54 59 70 83 69 57 64 91 68 63 74 73 71 59 93 61 59 87 86 86 81 92 68 76 RCHS 60 63 56 64 54 50 40 67 27 39 65 43 35 54 28 44 47 55 62 63 VARSITY BASKETBALL Shenandoah Martinsville Connersville Batesville Brookville Greenfield Bloomington S. HOLIDAY TOURNEY Greensburg Greenfield Seymour North Decatur Shelbyville Richmond Columbus North Franklin New Castle Greensburg leffersonville Pendleton Knightstown SECTIONAL Greensburg South Decatur REGIONAL Union County Aurora SEMI-STATE Richmond Perry Meridian STATE E. C. Washington Marion RESERVE BASKETBALL Shenandoah Martinsville Connersville Batesville Brookville Greenfield Bloomington S. HOLIDAY TOURNEY Greensburg Greenfield Seymour North Decatur Shelbyville Richmond Columbus North Franklin New Castle Greensburg leffersonville Pendleton Knightstown OPP. OPP. RCHS 2 7 4 6 4 7 7 4 3 2 6 4 3 0 2 RCHS 2 7 1 2 5 3 2 0 3 1 RC HS 46 61 28 58 50 58 44 38 50 2 73 63 46 47 57 57 61 42 VARSITY TENNIS Brookville Morristown Mt. Vernon Franklin Greensburg Knightstown Centerville Connersville Shelbyville Muncie North Mt. Vernon Union County Batesville CONFERENCE Bloomington S. SECT IONAL lennings Co. RESERVE TENNIS Brookville Morristown Mt. Vernon Franklin Knightstown Centerville Connersville Shelbyville Mt. Vernon Union Co. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL New Castle Tri High Greenfield Triton Central Greensburg Morristown Brookville Connersville Shelbyville Union Co. Morristown Shenandoah Connersville Tri High Knightstown Batesville Greensburg Greenfield VARSITY WRESTLING Brookville Franklin Connersville Shelbyville Greensburg Martinsville Hagerstown Knightstown Wes Del Pendleton Hts. E. Hancock Columbus N. RESERVE WRESTLING Whiteland l.C.H.S. Connersville Brookville Columbus N. Batesville Batesville Greensburg Columbus N. Martinsville S. Decatur OPP. OPP. Rx April April April April April April April April March March March March March March March March March March March March RCHS 35 50 39 42 45 37 46 82 47 29 36 GOLF 6 Yorktown 8 Brookville 16 Shelbyville 19 Connersville 21 Shenandoah 26 Columbus N. 27 Shelbyville Franklin 29 Greenfield 4 Columbus E. 6 Knightstown 7 Greensburg 12 Centerville 13 S. Decatur 17 Morristown 18 SCC at Shelbyville 19 Muncie N. 20 lennings Co. 21 Richmond 27 Pendleton 28 Batesville CROSS COUNTRY New Palestine Greensburg Morton Shelbyville Connersville SHELBYVILLE INVITATIONAL Greenfield Franklin Tri High Shenandoah E. Hancock Columbus E. SCC Greensburg OPP. ...Av April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May May May May May April April April May May May May VARSITY BASEBALL Union Co. Shelbyville New Castle Waldron Aurora E. Hancock Greensburg Knightstown Connersville Franklin Batesville Centerville Greensburg New Palestine Union Co. Tri High Greenfield S. Decatur N. Decatur SCC SCC SCC Morristown Greenfield RESERVE BASEBALL Connersville Connersville Greensburg New Castle Brookville Connersville Brookville You're afraid to leave your You as a teacher le house around Halloween. - something everyday frc 'WS-GU'de the students you 'teach.' You find out that you don't Mrlwl Yo U Kn UW know all the answers. - Mr. Mel Most Of the Students f , CNY asleep during a lecture. - YO U a You intercept a note and can't understand the A student calls you Mon Te h e r jargon. - Mrs. McDaniel - Mrs. Sl ll ' Your windows are broker You s end half our p Y -Mr.Ho 0 o o evenings at school funCti0nS.',1Mr. Webb The school board calls ye in for talking about them When Phil C21llS me MY- class - somebody listenec Brashaber instead of Dad. - -M'-Bl f Mr. Brashaber r - saw l It 5 ' l A 'I. ' 4 -uv' at 1' 4 mi? K an ,wi 1 I enjoy the great relationships I have had ith many of the students RCHS. I feel that there is uch more to school than aching your own subject area. Seeing a person ucceed in non-academic areas is as meaningful to me as someone who ucceeds academicall Mr. Stanley Yes, students are changing. . .they are uder and smell worse. - Mr. Houk ll being with young people and basketball and working I Q-njgy Sghggl begauge 0f Nl being able to Sl18I'Q with students about their hopes, fears, plans, ideas, . . , . ' W'th 5en'0r5 -M'- mes etc., concerning their future Rushville students are basically the same as they were when I began teaching here 12 years ago. They have been subjected to certain superfluous changes from the outside such as dress, and hair styles, but for the most part they remain basically moral, polite, young people. -Mf.maaf ie.. Q. an n schooling and careers. - Mr. Hay It seems adults say 'I'll have to be careful how I talk in front of you.' And to yourself, you wish students would feel that wa y. 1' Mrs. ludinglon Administration Improves RC S When unexcused tardies piled up, when weeks went by without pep sessions or convocations, when school wasn't cancelled on an icy, snowy day or when mountainous schedule conflicts arose, it seemed the administration just couldn't see eye to eye with students. But the students best interests were always considered in the administrators' decisions. Mr. Turner spent most of his days trying to prevent school problems and resolving conflicts that did arise. He oversaw the scheduling of ath- letic events and special events, observed and made a criti- que of each teacher twice a year, prepared the school budgets, and generally made sure all facets of the school ran properly -- besides giving the announcements and seeing parents, teachers and students constantly about individual problems each day. Mr. O'Dell and Mr. Taff served as his right-hand men. Mr. O'DelI was in charge of student-related parts of the school, such as the club programs and meetings, the stu- dent council and student elections. Mr. Taff's job dealt with the building's maintenance and attendance. A. A tip of the hat from Principal Cyral Turner. B. SCHOOL BOARD - Row 1 - Mr. Dan Gettinger, Mr. Robert Morgan, Mr. loseph Rice, Mr. Arthur Wilson. Row2 - Mr. Weldon Carfield, Supt. Don Smith, Assistant Supt. Ken Pennington, Mr. Robert Barnett, Mr. Victor Kendall, Mr. lohn Worth, School Atty. o'.'. ' 0 9 A s I A . tooo I 4 O 0 Li' ATX... Mrs. Hartzler and Miss Thomas helped Mr. Turner as secretaries, but along with secretarial work extra duties were often delegated to them: duties such as taking care of teachers' mail, delivering phone messages to students or selling tickets for ball games. Mrs. Bowles was always ready with a smile and an admittance slip, sometimes excused, sometimes . . .? She kept attendance records daily and helped out with secretarial work. The counselors were always ready to talk to troubled students despite their many other duties. They scheduled each student for next year and helped seniors apply for college and scholarships. ? A COUNSELORS Mr. Ray Hay, Mrs. Phyllis VanHuss, Mr. Larry Angle, Mrs Marge Miller B Mr. Andy Taff, Administrative Assistant: Mr. Hal O Dell Administrative and Curriculum Vice Principal. C. SECRETARIES - Mrs Mary Hartzler Office Secretary: Mrs. Susan Thomas, Office Secre- tary Mrs lane Bowles Attendance Secretary. 1 M' English Ain't Too Bad To be or not to be? When the confus- ing infinitive section came up in gram- mar, many English students found themselves asking this question. The required English courses covered equal parts of grammar and literature, so when students weren't reviewing gram- matical rules they had a chance to read several interesting stories and novels. Some were contemporary books, like Brian Picalo or True Grit along with the old faithfuls like Tom Sawyer and A Sep- arate Peace. World and English literature offered l those interested in reading a further opportunity to analyze writings, while others developed their writing style in creative writing and English compos- ition. The communications courses were favorites among students because they offered a change from the regular class- room drudgery. Students could become actors in the school plays Our Town and The Yankee Doodle, Dl's in the radio classes broadcasts for WRCR, hot-scoop reporters for the Rushlite and Holcad, or brilliant orators in one of the speech classes. ,s 1 Y: . 1..- s 'UV Q: 1 A. Lord of the Flies is one of the novels many sophomores are required to read in their second year of English. B. Doug Smith and Mike Sowder broad- cast a program for WRCR in Radio class, one of many English elective classes. C. Learning to give a speech is included in the curriculum of English classes: here Scot Billman becomes an orator in one of Mrs. GuIde's classes. C P -X N rl X: ATM YIWKN4 I L at l I I . L. .M ssmsmt.. W 7 if 'MVK '-41- x Robert Gardner instructs the students in the special education classes. E. Speech class is not all talk. F. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT - Row 1 - Mrs. Ludington, Miss Vicki Kirby, Mrs. Vada lord, Mrs. Karmen Gulde, Mrs. Martha Perin, Mrs. Cindy McDaniel. Row 2 - Mr. leff Hufford, Mrs. Marcia Mr. Lester Blair, Mrs. Mary Helen Stephen, Mr. lim Darnell. Science Expand Mind Science classes were the delight of any student who loves to experiment. Biology was filled with labs of disect- ing worms, fish, frogs, labs that determined each student's blood type, and labs spent studying tiny creatures and plants under the microscope. Chemistry students at work resembled the mad scientist in old movies: learning about chemical reactions with test tubes of fizzing and smoking chemicals. Physical Science, a fundamental science class, and Phys- ics were also offered for the student interested in science. 56 as A. Paramecia and Amoebae come to life for biology students on lab days. B. Stuffing an owl is just one of the many demonstrations Mr. Carrigan has to illustrate biology in addition to his lectures. C. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT -- Mr. Charles Gratzer, Mr. Les Fenimore, Mr. Merrill Carrigan, and Mr Potts. Calisthenics and Athletics On a warm, sunny spring day, many students gaze out the windows wishing they were outside playing tennis, golf or baseball, but the students in physical education classes don't have to wish, they are already outside working up a sweat. In P.E., girls get a chance to bowl, square dance, try out their gymnastic skills, play volleyball, basketball, and practice archery. The boys' classes participated in basketball, volley- ball, flag football, wrestling, and baseball. The individual sports classes spent more time learning the rules and history of various sports. 1.10- Wsgfsr. 0 ws.. . -ilfllllg' 2-.2' slit. G . eva 'fs s :sis Bob Taylor is a fine example of what physical education class can do for you. He instructs boys in and also has an A.T.D.8tN. class. E. lohn Wilson served in his first year as boys' Athletic Cinda Rice was the girls' director. F. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPT. - Mr. lerry Banks, Ms. Rice, Mr. lack Brown, and Mr. Tom leisure. G. Part of the semester of boys P.E. was spent learning I of wrestling. Studies of Past, Present, Future Looking into the past, the present, and predicting the future, students dis- covered, was possible, not through a crystal ball but through social studies classes. luniors revived the past in their stud- ies of U.S. history, from the first colo- nists to the last president. The present world situation was con- sidered in government classes for sen- iors and sophomore world geography. Mr. Hodge's antics in psychology and the daily current events in sociology kept students interested in these courses about man's present behavior. And, after completing these required courses, the predictions of future grad- uation came closer to being fulfilled. fx A. Liz Alexander, Maryjane Conner, and David Kleiman tape a discussion on a controversial topic, for the history club blcentennual project which gov ernment students took part in. B. A history class discusses the Civil War on a typical day of this course. C SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Row 1 Mr. Grayson Mahin, Mr. Tom lones, Mr. Albert Hodge, Mr. William Houk. Row2-Mr. Bill Gray, Mr. leff Houser Mr William Hamm Mr lohn Wilson From 2 + 2 to Com uter Programs Math courses have come a long way from 2 + 2 . . .freshmen began by learning about complex algebraic equa- tions and senior math students mas- tered the, skills of computer program- ming. One year of math is required for grad- uation, so the freshmen found them- selves in either a general math class or the first year of algebra. Those in Alge- bra 3-4, or 5 unwillingly met the mathe- matics founders, such as Pythagerous, with their complicated equations. In Geometry 1-2, students drew many meticulous graphs and figures in learn- ing the relationships of geometric fig- ures and their angles. Trigonometry delved further into this study. The consumers math proglram helped students to conqluer mat Emblems they will meet as t ey establis a house- hold, such as budgeting and keeping financial records. ln this day of computerization, several advanced math students found the computer programming course helpful as a first ste toward careers working with this machinery. iid! , www- XX -X ! v-I ' A. , I' ,ef f- uttle tries to teach all the angles in her geometry class E MATH DEPARTMENT Seated Mr Robert Demumbrun. Standing- Miss Becky Suttle, l w F, -xl L. I. In Y ..1 7' . 2 .. A, 'Qu , X 3 'mv X , :Avg I jqeffxwy is y 'Wy ' f- -X .f N .x x X 3 4 ix 's r,. 'n 4. 'Pn- .ne Q Nl 4,- 4 ll ,fy-f K . J, , 9' :Q v. 11 -'- nf A.- if-W w K J-Q11-. tl... 19' 'vm K. X -Ut Q 'iw 4-ga Vo . V Industrial Dept. Building: Ag Classes Growing The plush corn fields of Rush County will never be neglected, with 150 prospective farmers completing agriculture classes this year only. One of the projects that the department had was the 31 acres of corn and 26 acres of soybeans harvested on the school farm. Through Ag classes and FFA projects, students learned about judging soil, livestock, crops, and dairy. The industrial department gave students simulated job experience in architectural drawing, woodworking, metals, being an auto mechanic, and building in order to teach these trades. The American Industry class designed a product they could build and then marketed this product to learn how industry operates. The build- ing trade class constructed a garage for a Rushville home, the power mechanics worked in a garage assem- bling and disassembling motors, and the architectural drawing class members each designed a complete build- ing. A. INDUSTRIAL DEPT. - Mr. Otto Busard, Mr. Gerald Cregar, Mr. lim Geise, Mr. lim Meal. B. The annual Big Brother Night is a highlight of these little boys' and the FFA members' Christmas. C. The school's shop is equipped with machinery for wood and metal work. D. AGRI- CULTURE DEPT. - Mr. Ken Brasheber and Mr. Henry Ritter. l Espanol, Latina, Francesa Foreign language classes and clubs played an active ro e in the 75-76 school year. All clubs enjoyed the Foreign Lan- guage Day. A program in the cafeteria was held and a skit performed with a combination of forei n language 'peo- ple. Students dressedg appropriatey in costumes of the different countries. Signs and show cases displayed the :nimy ways foreign language can be use- u . Spanish classes taught by Miss links, learn the basic rules of Spanish and are able to practice these a plications and vocabulary in games sucl: as Around the World. Mrs. Smith keeps the French classes busy in projects including student pres- entations in World Study. Latin students, taught this year b Mrs. Lord, learn the Latin stems which are useful in everyday English language. A. David Craven was chosen the best dressed for French in Foreign Language Day festivities. B. The Latin's best costume was awarded to Brian Young. C. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT. - Mrs. Vada Lord, Latinp Miss Sarah links, Spanish: Mrs. Lynda Smith, French. .- G Q a ilk-.' fu I l I l are-sez. t O Q ,, A 5 I va. Q N LhTIll ' K ZOOLOGY Rin i igxl, I 'Koh me +ve 4- ,..,, n s Q Kb E ?wWW't' f vw G 52123511 l U all lg A W 5? W 15? ggi ,anim MN f'l , A 'J f . H ,f F k , intl 5 7' ., W- I' 5 Ar D. Latin students exhibit their knowledge in projects such as these bulle- tin boards. E. Miss links' Spanish class proves to be interesting. F. Head phones temporarily take over teaching in French class. , -mwi '? HW .z K- .. X X 5 Y ' - 1 'Ti .. F . , Q' ' 54 gd V X , .,, Q, Q Q j 5 x g f A, 3 2 . Q ,N 'lf 1' xi M 2' 'S R .Ng , ,Q -.f-.-a- ...fw- 2,Ls. . tue Q , 3 , - .1 ,,- ,.. .Qf , N x.. fp. fu HM... !',. 2f 'Paxil sw' 'W W , Azz K A WE? we-04 iiififliflf v-d f ,Y- ,j 1 - E ,f X- W. . LJ., 5. . sf' 1? 7 , , 1 ' v - M. wgtp' L. , fg!'.4f,'i . W . ...ff 1, 5 ',.,..,.f.f- 3' Qin ' 2 xi. Y r Q- , ,FS sn, Taking Care of Business a-s-d-f . . . j-k-I-p . . . Keep your eyes on the book, curve your fingers! Sound familiar? Definitely, to those who have taken typing. Typ- ing, available in various classes suited to your needs, was only one of the many business courses students par- ticipated in. Records or accounting was an asset, to those who took it, in learning bookkeeping. Other courses for business students included short- hand, office machines, and general business. Serious business students enrolled in the Intensive Lab Pro- gram. In the program the girls, qualif- ying by taking the required business courses before, trained for one semester for an office job, and the second semester many girls received a job in a local office. Some of the students were able to keep these jobs permanently. ii-f' W if XJ sg A xg, 'Sv u:- 1- K. 4? br .u-N. g ll the World Loves a Melod RCHS Music Department proudly ts the instrumental selections in our band department was scheduled ree bands again this year: the Var- ncert, and Sym honic. .ing the football season the bands I ned to form the RCHS Marching This unit consists of approximately Varsity Band combined with the Band for two basketball games Symphonic Band provided down- two basketball games also. Dance their part of the music shows. they are an extra curricular they still perform for the playing three basketball and music at pep sessions. for the vocal selections in our the RCHS Choirs. department consists of four choirs. Choir is a talented group of 74 members. The Choir a tour in the spring, in addition to erformances. The Men's Glee Club unds 66 voices and Girls Glee Club ys a 70 voice choir. The Frosh Choir odates 65 freshmen. This choir is basic procedures of singing. The Set, also an extra curricular organi- erforms an average of 25-35 shows goal is to create the fin- program in this part of the coun- J X I A. Mr. Steve Henderson and Mr. Robert McGinnis get sounds together as Choir Director and Band Director, respectively. B. SWING SET - DRUMMER - L. Daubenspeck, Row 1 - K. Cox, B. Lasiter, L. Barnard, R. Simpson, R. Tumilty, K. Coffey, K. Master. Row 2- D. Massie, B. McDonald, R. Kemple, N. Reyes, I. Payne, R. Noble, M. Truster, M. Truster. 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People Behind the Scenes at RCHS We all like working here around all the kids, the cafeteria ladies stated. They have been celebrating the Bicen- tennial by wearing old-fashioned cos- tumes and preparing All-American din- ners forthe occasion. Thanks to the ianitors, all the paper wads, dirty blackboards, and filled was- tebaskets disappear by the morning. An unsung hero of our school is Mrs. VonOhlen. Besides selling supplies, she keeps books for the school, depart- ments, and many other organizations. Mrs. Ricker and Mrs. Cox keep busy in the Clinic. They find that Monday morn- ings seem to be filled with the most aches and pains with the probable cause being the lack of desire to return to school after a fantastic weekend. You can see Mrs. Riggs pushing an Audio-Visual cart down the hall as she is in charge of this department. Need to know the exact location of a book? Being completely organized, Mrs. Bishop can find one easily. A. IANITORS - Seated - Mr. Harley Mozingo, Mrs. Marge Morris: Standing - Mr. Harold Schmall, Mr. loe Newlin, B. COOKS - Seated - Mrs. Pauline Self, Mrs. Lois Anderson. Standing - Mrs. Elsie Carlin, Mrs. Dean Howard, Mrs. Bonnie Pedigo, Mrs. Hazel Eakins, Mrs. lanet Earnest. gulf- R-Club - We do some fu things, Hockey, Supersta Championship wrestlin Road Rally, just to name few. - David Wo Cheerblock - cause that' when I can really let it a out. -,..dy Ham Spanish Club - it's fu and it's the only one I kno about. - Phyllis Danie OEA - all the people are a interested in business as My Favorite Club ls . . . MGM-Ilik1'llb5fT575f'Ql1Qi R-teens -it is really fun because I am a freshman and in it you meet a lot more girls. - wendy Green R-Club - because I am president. - Rickooins R-teens - because I am president. -Susie Todd R-teens - well, for one reason it's the only club l'm ln. -lean Durbin History Club - The past looks better than the future. - non sau GAA - they are active, and they have come along way. - Carolyn Moore CheerbIock - because you get to leave the building to go to a meeting. - Theresa seam R-Club -there are many activities, and we do things not only during homeroom. We watch films, eat and have the Superstar competition. - MarkOIs0n R-Teens - 'cause they have nice dances. - Kerry Dunaway Chess Club - it's so interesti ng. - Chris Fenton FFA - because it has guysln- Gina Carpenter RCHS Presents Our Town Love, marriage, and death were portrayed in the first semester drama Our Town. The play centers around a boy and a girl and their families in their small-town lives. The two fall in love, marry, and then shortly after, the girl dies. The story was simple, but the cast rela ed its deeper message about life to the audience very skillfully. Robbie Hendrix was cast as the boy, George Gibbs. His girl, Emily Webb, was Beth Gaunt. Bruce Copple, Barb Hunsinger, and Claire Nelson made up the rest of the Gibbs' household, Annie Miller, Tim Sowder, and lohn Porter were the Webbs'. Other people acted as the townspeople and the choir. it . A. A conversation in the soda shop starts the romance of Emily and George, Beth Gaunt and Rob Hendrix. B. Tim Sowder, as Mr. Webb, reassures his bride-daughter. C. OUR TOWN CAST- Row 1 -lack Hedrick, Amy Ruby, Bruce Copple, lohn Downs, David Hoover, Barb Hunsinger, Annie Miller Rob Hendrix, Claire Nelson. Row 2 - lohn Porter, Liz Alexander, Beth Gaunt, Tim Sowder, Susan Washmuth, Madonna Wagoner, Karla Smith, Doug Smith. Row 3 - Kim Tush, Theresa Sednek, Deb Baker, Carol Lushell, Angie Meo, Beth Davis, Bill Crawford, David Todd, Laura Riebsomer, Penny Orme. The Yankee Doodle The Yankee DoodIe, the second semester play, was put on in honor of that special event, the Bicentennial. It was presented by the Theatre Arts Class, with Mrs. Blair acting as director. After much part-memorization, prop-hunt- ing, and ticket-selling, the play opened for its three-night run during the first week of May. The story behind this comedy was that of a boy torn between two choices for his future. His town urges him to go to West Point Academy, but a talent scout from New York dazzles him with a possible career as a singing star. D. YANKEE DOODLE CAST - Row 1 - Angie Kopp, Lucy Cooning, Lesa Bowling, lennifer Gil- bert, Theresa Eakins, Karrie Miller. Row 2 - lulie Means, Diana Shaw, Patty McCleese, Mary Ann Barnard, Lisa Hill, Lori Hiti, Cindy Webb. Row 3 - Vicky Piper, Rita Thoman, Mary Harcourt, Rob Hendrix, Karyn Gray, Dawn Moran, lack Hedrick, Nick Gulde. Row 4 - Dennis Reno, Don Wright, Ron Noble, leanette Fishell, Tim Dusing, lon Shaver, David Todd, loe Kimmell. E. lennifer Gil- bert and lon Shaver rehearse a love scene for their parts as the starry-eyed Mary Hurley and Duke Norton. F. Kar n Gray and Rob Hendrix find time for alittle offxstage comedy during the play's rehearsals. vw. Q! Holcad - Ru hlite When you saw the kids with the Rushlites come into your homeroom, or a photographer flashing pictures of a pep ses- sion, or a guy interviewing coaches for an article, or a group proudly passing out the new Holcads, you were seeing the Publications kids at work. Much more work that you didn't see, in addition, made the publishing of the Rushlite and the Holcad a reality. .il C A. Doug King flashes a smile, as he relaxes from a hard day of photography work. B. Susie Todd, Linda Burton, and Annie Miller always find time to goof-off between Holcad deadlines. C. Kally Webster prepares to develop more pictures for the Holcad. D. lunior Suanne Sloan looks forward to next year when she will take over as editor of the yearbook. T- ska E 'v-...,,.,m ha., 'N--5 E. Her position as Holcad photographer gets Betsy Miller into some strange positions. F. Kayrn Gray, Rob Hendrix, David Glenn, and David Brown had a chance to be Rushlite editors for two editions each. G. First semester Rushlite editor, lulie Means, finds ideas from old Rushlite copies. H. The senior yearbook editor, Kathleen Durbin, looks endlessly for just the right picture. X. .cl wx 'C-'FHS .uhh , . lvl, . -,-4-1 wr- I F,.. . 1. L' L'-C A bs, sl sf! . H G Club Buzz With Activit A. The officers of the Future Homemakers of America introduce one of their many homeroom programs. The club plans projects such as the day care center jobs and the babysitting classes to teach its members more about domestic skills. B. lulie FisheII's dramatic cutting reading is only one of the many talented speeches which has earned our Talk Team its place as possibly the best team in the state. C. Murilo lacob from Brazil became a Rush Countian for a year through the Rotary exchange program. The Evans family adopted him for the year. I ull sf' ff D. Kris Kringle visited RCHS to pose for pictures and to act as D.l. for the Christmas mixer, spon- sored by GAA and NFL. E. Earning R-sweaters at the award program is now possible for girl ath- letes alsoy Pam Cull and Brad Miley show off their newly-earned sweaters. F. The FCA's singing quar- tet of Bruce Copple, Ron Poindexter, loe Rushton and lim Ponsler performed their gospel music many times throughout the year, including two times for television. '-Q-.,,,ssW M- i l l I l 1 'Ui 'Su-6' Histor , Radio, journalism, G s ! 1 1... J I ..t. .,.,,, 5 .4 f 'f,,,... -ill History Club Officers for this year are Tom Dus- my 4 ing,president7AIys0n Davis,vice-president: Ca...-Q , ,,-,g .,,, Teresa Souder, secretary, and Shaun Carrigan, -, A V. Y ur R -an t treasurer. f 'A 9 ' M X if . XJ tw' RADIO - Ust and 2nd Semester! Seated - l. Means, L. Cooning, D. Todd. Row2- L. Davis, D. Moran, C. Boggs, I. Fishell, T. Sowder, D. Smith, G. well, R. Poindexter. R0w3 - M. Sowder, l. Cheatham, B. Hickman, T. Gaunt, D. Hamm, B. Easley. ,,......--f - ls. H 3 Q ji - 1: -f 'gf x 1 . q Y + f ' -' ' sf .- E i ' 13 in T 1+ ' Q It xi fi, pf 7 ' .g-,' . Xt' '-' 'P' 'L fl' .. '25 . - 1' S 'lm S'gaa4f-3155 x' ' E' a YF . 'tg' - 1 ,fl ,1 A ., w 'G' ff Q f2 sw I . 'ag , f--v:-- Z-v E13 -1 ,. ---W ,, ', in .2 I S' 523' XV? W ' A I I I ,ff P lem- -,-, . 1 1 -t 2 S- H if 5 ' : , . ' ll f 1 , I' 2 Is .ny S .. 1 v - - f . A AQ,' ?g5?1t.'5 E 'fa fi SQ 'IV ', fgi , 2 'IQ ,g, . A 5 ig-51 3: f, C2 5,5 wav ,, aft! 332' . ,in ag?'X1pw' 'jim5: f-ii-'Q if fi 13 5 :H qi 113,15 ,gig L13 gn Ni g 5 gg, gg, .Q 4 ' Q 6 ay 4, :faq 1 X6 if -V I +,-Y Q, wg u A in-6 Z1 w H wa . 1 E .,.. Aj ,, 'V M V :is jr U , Av , A NK Vi, ., A U Q-5 x 7,3153 . ' , 'fm 4 2 IUNIOR - Row 1 - K. Coffey, P. Dennis, B. Gaunt, B. Lasiter. Row 2-I. Knarr, D. Baker, C. Witsman, D. Davis, P. Clark, I. Freeman, R. Strait, B. Fussner Pavey, I. Frank, L. Myers, C. Whittaker, K. Tush, I. Heath. Row3-T. Carlton, S. Ellis, I. Willey, D. Dill, L. Stewart, P. Corn, C. Solmon, T. Souder, M. Clift R. Norris, G. Konradi, K. Miller, K. Breece, B. Mays. Row 4 - K. Adkins, M. Sebastian, P. Floyd, I. Clark, K. Massingale, S. Krick, T. Moore. Row 5 - Hinton, M. Turner, B. Duncan, V. Turner, L. Mullis, T. Pribble, T. Sterrett, K. Randell, R. Newman, I. Allen, M. Herbert, D. Hall, K. Cox, B. Ryckman, H. Ri ardson, K. Kuhn. FRESHMAN - Row 1 - I. Durbin, S. Griffin, K. Masters, D. Waits, L. Saxon, M. McManus, S. VanLue, T. Vonderheide, L. Sterrett, L. Adams, M. Simmer L. Hine, K. Gordon. Row 2 - I. Northam, L. Degalow, L. Cole, D. Morris, S. Tumilty, B. Porter, L. Cull, I. Durbin, P. Morrow, S. Custer, B. Willey McDaniel, B. Hankins, C. Whittle, I. Bostic, C. Fey, I. Fletcher, S. Cohee, T. Tush, A. Linville. Row 3 - G. Carpenter, D. Crocox, M. Orme, B. Iones, D. Str M. Sednek, K. Payne, R. Thomas, K. Allen, D. VanCleave, B. Wagoner, C. Prince, C. Downs, N. Edwards, C. Whitis, I. Winningham, P. Corn, K. Messe Littrell. Row 4 - I. Fishell, T. Clement, B. Moore, P. McGowan, A. Ralstin, G. Cregar, C. Craven, S. Powers, K. Baker, D. Bennett, P. Hungerford, D. Her B. Messer, N. Graham, C. Kuhn, S. Smith, L. Wall, I. Todd, P. Fussner, P. Hall, M. Hilt, N. Hume. Row5 - A. Miley, S. Rennekamp, M. Niehoff, S. Clemo Lenox, M. Foster, W. Green, I. Hamill, R. Ford, L. Iaynes, L. Ricker, K. Carter, L. Perry, L. McDaniel, C. Byard, M. Beck, M. Buckley, B. White, T. Ostin Anderson, D. Payne, T. Eckart, T. Lower, L. Wittenborn, C. Chance. Row 6 - R. Lee, R. McClure, I. Wildey, C. Kennedy, S. Eakins, K. Hungerford, S. Bi man, D. Brewer, V. Swisher, B. Taylor, C. Pike, C. Hoeing, D. Rosfeld, M. Meo, D. Lohman, K. Reddish, M. Sheehan, D. Snyder, S. Pogue, C. Dean, K. Nig Kilgore. PHOMORE - Row 1 - B. Crowder, L. McCreary, D. Denny, D. Edwards, D. Maldonado, M. Wagoner, R. Simpson, K. Barnard, S. Wright, I. Bills, D. w, R. Rhodes, D. Williams, B. Scott, S. Iones, K. Turner, A. Kopp, B. Small. Row 2 - I. Becraft, S. Gibbs, P. Sherwood, M. Aldridge, D. Goodpasture, K. wallader, D. Cain, S. Poer, V. Young, B. Dolweck, C. Vail, B. Rushton, C. Niehoff, T. Elston, K. Patterson, T. Wiley, D. Supinger, M. Hood, B. Bogard. Row E. Busald, L. Eaton, D. Ruby, C. Cameron, C. Meckes, A. Meo, M. Higgs, K. Lacy, C. Stout, L. Davis, D. Ellis, P. Harrelson, D. Bird, P. Iohnson, I. Dishong, rake, I. Hendrix, G. Gordon, G. Clayton. Row 4 --S. Keller, S. Emmons, T. Akers, S. Williams, C. Means, K. Miller, K. Smith, Y. Todd, K. Toler, R. Thoman, urkhart, L. Marlatt, C. Heeb, R. Pribble, C. Nelson, C. Durbin, A. Niehoff, L. Eder, D. McRill, I. Stevens, B. Riebsomer, M. Gerhardt. Row5 - L. Turner, I. mer, M. McGinnis, E. Kirk, L. Lanning, M. Barnard, L. Goddard, I. Sloan, A. Iaggers. IOR - Row 1 - K. Durbin, L. Alexander, I. McDaniel, A. Adams, S. Todd, P. Cull, L. Reddish, I. Means, L. Riebsomer, D. Wagner, P. Thoman. Row2 -P. ser, T. Eakins, A. Ringenberg, I. Heck, L. Carpenter, C. Lushell, M. Sherwood, B. Romans, L. Barnard, I. Gilbert, E. Heller, R. Iaynes, D. Deck, B. Duncan, rnest, I. Perkins, T. Patterson. Row 3 - C. Custer, M. Conner, D. Moran, L. Hiti, S. White, M. Smiley, D. Atkins, R. Small, D. Aldridge, D. Iohnson, L. ent, A. Stout, S. Tompkins, B. Iones, D. Tucker, D. Adams. Row 4 - I. Case, T. McDonald, E. Allen, K. Price, E. Carpenter, C. Yager, L. Heckman, D. fe, A. Miller, M. Harcourt, P. McCleese, T. Wright. Row 5 - C. Nelson, I. McGinnis, I. Floyd, L. Angle, L. Burton, B. Armstrong, B. Brown, P. Fancher, T. en, D. Kuhn, B. Allen, S. Washmuth, K. Gray, K. Miller, S. Apple, L. Hill. ,Y Lil Q, ?' 5 N, 4 , ! an I f I , 7 , 3- . ix' M MODIII r if O ffl wg Q5 -g, .55 Q Q, in A - f VE' K lil- AY 13 v V ,Q ' ae? qfg F '1 I , S T V 'EE q Il ' as 'M M an 4 pm ,fl ,fm M 45 5 ,M 4 K If 2 Q , L 1 'Q' , + I f if wm ., wi e A - 12 1' 1 Q H--fri,-'. f 'Y.:,., 1 ff- gff -U' 1 ' f X ' gy 'A I 5 M--'Q- 5 'Q' cgi? Ei'!:CL, ,5 , I, K .f .- 7 X 'f..sK ' F T Inn X has fy rw A25 Row 1 - M. Hammonds, R. Poindexter, G. Smith, I. Rushton. Row2 - I. Redden, I. Ponsler, T. Bostic, D. Kleiman, I. Lee, M. O'DeII. 3- B. Copple, I. Lanter, B. Eaton, A. Woods. Row 1 - l. Angle, B. Brown, D. Wolfe, C. Eckel, C. Dawson, D. Morgan. Row 2 - I. Knarr, M. Turner, K. Atkins, B. Pavey, C. Solmon, B. Fussner, L K. Cadwallader, B. Crowder, C. Gardner, S. Iones, D. Shaw, B. Small. Row 3 - B. Davis, I. Dishong, I. Hendrix, M. Hood, D. Adams, E. Heller, S. Poer I. Self, K. Kuhn, D. Coon, A. Kopp. Row 4 -- D. McRill, A. Niehoff, E. Busald, D. Pierce, L. Reddish, D. Aldridge, T. Sterrett, M. Herbert, T. Harrison I. Willey. Row 5- D. Iohnson, M. Barnard, I. Allen, H. Richardson, K. Randell, P. Thoman, D. Wagoner, B. Allen, R. Wagner, P. Fancher, P. Speath, T T. Akers. r r LATIN CLUB - Row 1 - R. Starr, C. Durbin, M. Fecher, I. Perkins. Row 2- L. Iaynes, C. Kennedy, I. Richards, B. Young, B. Moore, L. Witte born, I. Safewright, P. Corn, S. Custer. Row3-I. Pennington, D. Ruby, C. Custer, D. Bowles, M. Clifton, T. Pribble, R. Kemple, P. Iohnson, Young, I. Artmeier, D. Cain. Row4 -A. Niehoff, B. Hunsinger, I. McDaniel, L. Marlatt, R. Pribble, C. Heeb, M. Starr, K. Patterson, R. Simpso D. King, M. Fecher, S. Emmons. Row5 - D. Booth, I. Yager, I. Kendall, E. Kirk, M. Henderson, K. Masters, A. Miley, E. Wilson, B. Davis, L. Ede Row 6-T. Stiers, G. Smith, L. Sadler, M. O'Dell, S. Hamm. SPANISH - Row 1 - R. Goins, M. Hammonds, P. Cull, K. Mitchell. Row2- L. McManus, C. Witsman, B. Fussner, C. Gardner, S. Ferguson, L. Carpenter Barnard, I. Heck, S. Wright, H. Harrison, T. Moore. Row3 - B. Gaunt, L. Eaton, B. Armstrong, C. Yager, D. Tucker, T. Wright, I. Stevens, D. Ellis, P. Daniel Hamill, I. Gardner, T. Eakins, N. Reyes. Row 4 - B. Eaton, D. Witsman, M. Marlatt, C. Nelson, S. Turner, L. Angle, C. Schroeder, T. Dyer, I. Sloan, K. Car Allen, M. Meo, I. Taff. ENCH CLUB - Row 1 - S. White, S. Goddard, D. Moran, L. Heckman. Row 2-T. Elston, L. Davis, S. Prifogle, F. Nuetzel, I. Heck, C. Webb, reeman, K. Tush, I. Turner, K. Webb, K. Webster. Row 3 - M. Wagoner, T. Sterrett, V. Long, G. Konradi, K. Gray, L. Mullis, B. Lasiter, M. man, T. Eakins, L. Riebsomer, P. Orme, L. Lanning. Row4-T. Souder, D. Kleiman, S. Billman, R. Tumilty, C. Nelson, I. Floyd, M. Conner, N. Ide, L. Hiti, P. Thoman, V. Turner, P. Floyd, Y. Todd. Row 5 - L. Alexander, I. Fishell, D. Booth, S. Carrigan, B. Sutter, I. Smiley, I. McGinnis, Ogden, I. Downs, T. Weidner, R. Hendrix, I. Kinman, A. Taff, T. Shelton. TH CLUB - Row 1 - V. Long, L. Carpenter, M. O'DeIl, D. Kleiman, M. Starr, I. Taff. Row 2 - P. Fancher, P. Orme, K. Gray, R. Richards, I. Swain, F. tzel, N. Reyes, I. Perkins, A. Ringenburg, D. Cain, C. Webb, S. Wright, I. Turner. Row 3 -I. Gridley, K. Coffey, K. Carder, I. Freeman, I. Wagoner, M. ner, C. Yager, D. Moran, S. White, I. McDaniel, L. Hiti, D. Wagoner, T. Wright, I. Artmeier. Row 4 - L. Sadler, I. Rigsbee, M. McGinnis, K. Eder, I. innis, L. Heckman, D. Smith, D. Hamm, D. Westfall, I. Patterson, T. Gaunt, G. Schaekel, C. Fenton, D. King. Row 5 -C. Nelson, M. Marlatt, S. Carrigan, lexander, G. Smith. S, BPW-Rotary, NFL, Speec BPW AND ROTARY - Row 1 - M. Olson, S. Washmuth, L. Bowling, P. Cull, K. Gray, A. Miller, K. Durbin, R. Poindexter. Row 2 - D. Aldridge, Moran, C. Dawson, C. Brammer, R. Goins. Row 3 -I. Taff, G. Smith, R. Hendrix, D. Brown, I. 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RYA A , 4. 3 TXYHTQFJ - - K 'Q' A I H P 0 Y 1. ' , . ' , 1 - - - f H 4 K z ., - fi A 1. 'i g J g -NEEQSEHE B - ' In - - . Emu if , - :E I E., ai .. . nvgiax - Q 1 ' . T, f f f- ' T , .lp , ' L, 49 -1 Students Contribute Tim il li E l il l I w I 2 wap? i 4, 6 LIBRARIANS - K. Messer, A. Shepard. Row 2- K. Smith, D. Simons, I. Edwards, D. Farlow, M. Barnard, D. Iohnson. Row3 -I. Taylor Harcourt, B. Iones, D. Wolf. Row 4 - L. Gentry, L. Goddard, G. Carpenter, V. Young, B. Dolweck. Z? PAGES - Kneeling- I. Freeman, I. Self, C. Heeb. Row 2- R. Pribble, R. Wagner, L. Reddish, C. Dawson, V. Cox, Iane Bowles, L. Riebsomer, A. P. McCIeese, I. Heck, K. Gray. I ,T ,lggqyl .55 'T' , V7 - B. Easley, T. Howard, D. Craven, T. Weidner, S. lessup, l. Emsweller, S. Haynie, D. Goins. Row 2 - R. Hendrix, B. I. Schwerlng, K. Shelton, B. Holman, D. Smith. AL X Q CHECKERS - l. Bills, D. Shaw, P. Morrow, T. Akers, B. Malson, E. Carpenter, D. Snyder, S. Smith, B. Spriggs. 95 You are always on time a the teachers are alwa late. - Faith Comm You study all night for government test only to fin out that y0u're having a pe session that hour. - Mime Bar You get a PM off f chewing gum. - Brian ne: You wake up on the fir . day of Christmas vacatio a and find you are so bore y0u've been doin . . . schoolwork instead watching the soaps. - mia iq Mr. Hodge walks into your homeroom and tells you that students aren't supposed to smile. - Louise Cull The parking lot is full and you're late. -sum Todd Teachers say 'close your book we're having a 3 age pop quiz'. - Laura Degelow r. Hufford gives you the Eye. -julie Fishell I make the study hall achers pour water down my pants to wake me up, Mr. Carrigan. -leffcabbefl Teachers lay the homework on you the first day of school. - Lisa wer The teacher gets on you for talking and they sit there talking away. -Loma Bills When 'Skitch' gets mad that's when . . .N-Rena Ford The semester ends and you fear getting your report card. - lohn Fisher 'You have to bring a note from home when you're SlCk.N- Karyn Gray You're greeted every morning by a mysterious voice that says 'Good Morning, it's time for the an nou ncements'. - am Crawford You have to get up on bad days when it's slicker than . . .N- Clark Brammer ff. 1 at if J 11 7 Jiafpy, 'ra' ,4!Qgk X 1, 4 jp' vmf ,-.-qv- In M X 5 ms M 55 ,Ll L .- H, ',,.'fA.1t 3 ,N 11: 5 ,QM X I 5? 'N 1 3 s , fav gg N 3 'f x .N M. Z x ix- ' zyji so AZN., vgxfslfg xr lffsfg 'X F ,' Q' pgs Q Y ,Q vm ' -V' .gg S3229 'i J ko , ,f Q . .1 'I A 5 r -Q.. 2. 5 1 u ' ,A H Y . I 2 7 . . . .. -. M. I , s X , Q 'N-, MGM' , uw ! .-, .Y xg: Congratulations to Poll Winners 411 Senior. . . Music Group Eagles Movie Tommy Radio Station WNAP Movie Star Clint Eastwood Hangout Bowling Alley E. The Most Likely to Succeed - Kathleen Durbin and Greg Smith. F. 1 Smiling is contagious when '1CIass Wits Lucy Cooning and Tim Dusing l get into their acts. G. Linda Burton and David Brown have the most envied wardrobes of the '76 class. H. Betsy Miller and Ricky Goins were 1 chosen Most Athletic : Betsy was an active lioness on four GAA teams and in cross countryg Rick has been recognized state-wide for his out- l standing basketball ability. IG 99 l :- ' ,QM X al , a ,ll , Q' r fl! xi 5 , v . gf' f 9. T2 gl I , fl I ,vga fa fl., Y f. byv L1 Y li v v 1 N Mg. k if if W 2, 5 E A EE fv- ,.-,QA W ', ,5 .rr 'Q W 1: H A - A My--.45 ,- ., .gi 3SfyX?'?fif if 5 M11 ' I m X 1 N1 ,4- V3 ALLEN 4:-Q aa, E O SENIOR OFFICERS - David Brown, president: Susie Todd, secretary: Karyn Gray, vice-president: Cheryl Custer, treasurer. .1' L :L Bq .I ,I 4 c 1 I , K Y , A. I I V , ,X X ff? A ' 1 f KK - qv! MIKE BECRA LESA CLARK BENHAM BILLS BOOTH BORDERS BOWLING BRAM Q-yx f- '5 au LINDA TOM 1117 f 9 CHERYL CUSTER DANIELS DAWSON DECK DILLON BROWN No, I think we changed the school! -Rick Bill The freshmen seem to be smaller, the girls seem to be dummer, and the Seniors are tuffer. - lohn Patterson It has. -,.,e Fresh m an ? When I was a freshman I was shy and unsure of myself. Now that I m a I ve grown up a Iota d Senior I am not afraid of learned to face a lot of anything. things vf' KAREN FANCHER FARLOW FARTHING FERGUSON FISHELL n?-79 Q-n 1-,A 04 KZ? .1 pf .0 f ,M-v v...-v 04 'vi X7 CSD .ii QQ- J LOU ELLEN fi? N 40? Cf? , -an '1T:.'7P .,-...,, ISD 'CS' TY KEMPLE KETCHUM KIEFFER KLEIMAN KUHN KUHN C' ix CTT? fx:-'x PATTY NNIS MCGOWAN IAYNE 'CTP' Z MIKE MCNEW MEANS MELTZER MEO ,qv 'jsdtq 57' 85 I if 'Q TT? CAROL TA R'-Q3 .vi 5 W fi OLSON ORME OSBORNE OWENS PATTERSON PAT TAM el x vi-117 urn .I 49 '7- DEBBIE if 'IU JN .f Y 'S' 3 -1 fctif T549 'sf' 'Z J 'fu' SMILEY SMILEY SMILEY SMITH IOE WARD WASHMUTH WEIDNER WELCH WESTFALL 1'-j .fl f six 1- WITSMAN EI ng Sen lor 5? v I O I ootomoof WRIGHT YAGER YAZEL . . eing crazy - because no one will It means getting pictures, Invitations iy0U down iust because YOU'f9 il and getting ready for graduation. nior! Leaving everything and , -Dehbiffamffon erybody behind and hoping youfre It means all the little underclassmen ady for the world because you have l00k UP t0 YOU and think Seniors are ly memories to help you make it. really tough. And they are! - Betsy Miller - Ron Poindexter ,,I . . . means Worrying about what mtvmeans I can go in the Senior circle llege is about, and partying till you ' -pennie Orme ttherejf lt's the end of one period of life and - Myron Shouse Iso beginning a new one. -Dawn Mom, enior Representatives from each Senior homeroom helped the officers out by encouraging Seniors to sell concessions, passing enior bulletins, and collecting magazine money. They are: Andy Taff, Diane Wolfe, David Westfall, Don Brandenburg, Kim Miller, l Nelson, Phil Piles, Rob Hendrix. Senior Director BARBARA ABRAMS - Cheerblock 12, FHA 12, R-teens 12, lr. Frontier Club 9, 10, CYF 12 DEBORAH LOUISE ADAMS - FHA 11, 12, OEA 10, 11, 12, R-teens 9, 10, 11,12 GEORGIA ANN ADAMS - Cheerblock 10, 11, FHA 11, 12, Historical Society 11, 12, R-teens 9, 10,11, 12, Rushlite 12, Reporter 12, 4-H 10, 11, lunior Leaders 9, MYF 10, 11, 12 DIANNE ALEXIS ALDRIDGE - NHS 12, OEA 11, 12, R-teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12, Top Ten Scholastic Award 9, 10, BPW 12 ELIZABETH IANE ALEXANDER - French 10, 11, 12, GAA 9,10,11,12, Historical Society 11, 12, Math Club 10, 11, 12, R-teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Bas- ketball 10,11, 12, Track 10, Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12, Librarian 9, 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12, lr. Leaders 9, 10, 11, 12, CYF 9,10, 11, 12 BONNIE IEAN ALLEN - Cheerblock 9, FHA 10, 11, 12, OEA 11, 12,ER-teens 9, 10, 11,12 ELLA MARIE ALLEN - R-teens 12, School Play 9 LOIS IEAN ANGLE - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 12, FHA 10, 11, Historical Society 11, OEA 10, 11, 12, R-teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12, CYF 9, 10, 11, 12, Gem Dandees 9, 10,11, 12, Rainbow 11, 12 SHERRI LEE APPLE - R-teens 11, 12, 4-H 9 BECKY LYNN ARMSTRONG - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 12, R-teens 9, 10, 11, 12, FHA 12, Histori- cal Society 12, NHS 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Lionette 11, 12, 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12 DONNETTA ATKINS -- Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 12, R-teens 9, 10, 11,12, FHA 12, Librarian 9 MELLODY ATKINS - R-teens10,11, 12 IAMES GEORGE AULBACH - FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 IEFF LYNN BARNARD LESA IAN BARNARD - Cheerblock 9, FHA 11, GAA 11, 12, Historical Society 11, 12, Math Club 11, 12, NHS 12, R-teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Gym- nastics 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, Symphonic Band 11, 12, A Cappella Choir 12, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, Swing Set 9, 10, 11, 12, School Play 10, Music Scholarship Award MICHELLE LYNN BARNES - Holcad 12, Rush- lite 12, Reporter 12 WADE ARNOLD BEATTY - FFA 9,10, 11,12 MIKE DAVID BECRAFT - Chess Club 10, 11, 12, Chess Team 10, 11, Tennis 11, Pep Band 9, 10, Marching Band 11, Symphonic Band 12 CHARLES BENHAM - Chess Club 9, Football 12 RICK ALLEN BILLS - Cheerblock 10, 12, Cadet Choir 9, Men's Glee Club 10, 11, lr. Frontier Club 10 DEBORAH LYNNE BOOTH - French 11, 12, FFA 12, Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12, NFL 10, 11, Sci- ence Club 9, 10, Speech Club 10, 11, 12, 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12 FRED WILLIAM BORDERS - Cheerblock 9, Historical Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Science 9, 10, Speech Club 12, Photography Club 11, 12, Men's Glee Club 12 LESA CHRISTENE BOWLING - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 12, R-teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, School Play 12, B.P.W. 12, Holcad Court 12 DONALD RAY BRANDENBURG - Cheerblock 9, Historical Society 11, 12, Math Club 11, 12, Senior Home Room Representative 12, A Cap- pella Choir 11, 12, Men's Glee Club 9, Swing Set 9 WILLIAM CLARK BRAMMER - Cheerblock 9, R-Club10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, Track 9, 10,12, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Football Manager 9, 10, Cadet Band 9, 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12, lunior Leaders 9, 10, 11, 12 IOHN STEVE BREES - Cheerblock 11, 12, Cadet Choir 9, Men's Glee Club 10, 11, Projec- tionist11,CYF 9, 10, 11, 12 DANNY LANE BRETT - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 12, Historical Society 10, 11 DAVID ALLEN BROWN - Cheerblock 11, 12, French 10, Historical Society 9, 10, 11, Holcad 12, Officials Club 9, 11, 12, R-Club 10, 11, 12, Rushlite 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, Football 10, Tennis 9, Wrestling 10, Manager 10, 11, Concert Band 9, Marching Band 9, Pro- iectionist 9, School Play 10, 11, 12, Lighting 9, 10, 11, 12, Slabtown 9, 10,'11, 12, Class Presi- dent 12 DENNIS LYNN BROWN -- Rushlite 12, CYF 9, 12, Holcad 12 REBECCA ANN BROWN - OEA 10, 11, 12, R- Teens 10,11,j12, Rushlite 12 TAMMY SUE BROWN - OEA 11, R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, Marching Band 9,- 10, 11, 12, Symphonic Band 10,11, 12 BRETT WAYNE BURGE - FFA 9, 10, 11, 12, FFA Award 9, 11, Speech Award 11 DAVID EDWARD BURKHARDT - FFA 9, 10, 11, 12, Officials Club 9, 10, 11, 12, R-Club 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, 4-H 9, 10,11, 12 LINDA PATSY BURTON - Cheerblock 9, 12, FHA 10, 11, Holcad 12, R-Teens 10, 11, 12, A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Girls' Glee Club 10 PAUL BURTON TOM BURTON HELEN ANN BUSALD - R-Teens 11, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12 DEBRA IUNE CAMERON - Cadet Band 9,10, Concert Band 11, 12, Marching Band 11, 12, Pep Band 9, 10 EVA CAROLYN CARPENTER - R-Teens 12, Spanish Club 12, Librarian 12, Shelf Checker 12 LINDA IRENE CARPENTER - Cheerblock 9,10, 11, FHA 10, 11, 12, GAA 9, Historical Society 11, 12, Math Club 10, 11, 12, R-Teens 9,10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, CYF, Gold Teens RICHARD IOESEPH CARR - FFA 9, 12 SHAUN IAY CARRIGAN - Chess Club 12, Chess Team 12, French Club 10,11, 12, Histori- cal Society 11, 12, Math Club 11, 12, Student Council 12, Football 9, Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12, Cadet Choir 9, Boys' State Delegate, 4-H, UPYF IUDY IOANN CASE - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, FHA 9, 10,11, 12, Holcad 12, R-Teens 9,10,11, 12, Rushlite 12, 4-H, lunior Leaders, lobs Daughters LISA IANE CLEMENT - FHA 10, 11, GAA 12, R- Teens 9, 12, Cadet Choir 9, Girls' Glee Club 10, 11,12, Bookstore Assistant 11, MYF TIMOTHY ERIC COLE - FFA 9, 10, 11, 12, Soil ludging Award 10, 11, Crop judging Award 9, 10,11,4-H GREGG IOHN COMER - Historical Society 12, Math Club 12, R-Club 12, Speech Club 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Football 11, 12, Track Concert Band 9, Cadet Band10, Cadet CholF19, Men's Glee Club 10, A Cappella Chpir 11, 12,4- MARYIAN TLEXIS CQNNER 4 French Club 9, 10, 11, 1, , QGAA 13541-Iistorical Society 11, 12, MathiClubi10,,11,3fiT13,9NFL 9, 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, ,115 fr W iq, --952 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Speech Club 9, 10, 11, Student Council 12, Concert Band 10, S phonic Band 11, 12, Girls' State Delegate NFL Degree 9, 10, 11, 12, NHS Award 10, Top Ten 9, 10, 11, 4-H, UMYF A LUCY IANE COONING - Cheerblock 9, Holcad 11, R-Teens 9, 10, 12, School Play 10, 12, Rushlite 12 DARLENE COX - GAA 11, 12, Rushlite Gymnastics 9, 11, 12, Volleyball 11 RICHARD MICHAEL CRAVEN - Cheerbl 10, 11 , Historical Society 11, Math Club 10, ence Club 10, Football Manager 9, Projecti ist 10, 11, CYO WILLIAM OTIS CRAWFORD -- Rushlite School Play 12 PAMELA ANN CULL -- GAA 9, 10, 11, 12, torical Society 11, 12, Holcad 9, 10, Inkspo 10, 11, 12, Student Council 12, Basketball Golf 10, 11, 12, Bowling 9, Volleyball 10, G nastics 11, 12, NHS 12, R-Teens 10, 11, 12, S ish' Club 10, 11, 12, Cadet Band 9, 10, S phonic Band 11, 12, Cadet Choir 9, Girls' Club 10, 11, Solo and Ensemble Award 9, lu Leaders, 4-H, BYF NEVILLE MORRIS CULLUM - Basketball 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 12, Track 11, 12 CHERYL ANN CUSTER - Cheerblock-10 12, GAA 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 9, 10, 11 Math Club 11, NHS 11, 12, R-Teens 9, 10, 11 Class Treasurer 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Ch leader 12, Gymnastics 11, 12, Contert Ban Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12, Girls' Glee Clu Lionette 11, 4-H, Holcad Queen 12 PHYLLIS IEAN DANIELS - Spanish Club 11 CHRISTINE IEAN DAWSON - OEA 11, Teens 9, 10, 11, Student Council 12, g Band 9, Librarian 10, Page 12, Ho 6 o Court 9, Grapplette 10, 11, Holcad C rt ' DEBORAH DECK -- FHA 9, 11, 1, J I - R-Teens1o,11,12,Rushliie12 MARK ROBERT DILLON - Cheerblock 9, 9, 10, Historical Society 11, , jfgpeech Clu Track 9, 10, 11,12,4-H, lunf .-Leaders 1 DEBRA DIANE DODD, - V ALFRED EUGENE DOLQE3- Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 12, Speech,-Cliilll 10, 11, 12, NFL D 10, 11, 12 MARY ROSE D I S - R-Teens 12, Track TIM E. DRAKE ,A Officials Club 11, 12 KERRY LYNNE DUNAWAY - FHA 11, 12, 10, 11, R-Teens 10,11, 12, Cadet Choir 9,4- BRENDA ROSE DUNCAN - FHA 11, 12, 11, R-Teens 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 12, C0 Band 9, 10, Symphonic Band 11, 12, Lionett 12, Librarian 11 KATHLEENfD RBIN - Cheerblock 9, 1 12, Holcatfwfl, '-QI1, 12, mkspois 9, 10, 11 Latin Club I HS 11, 12, R-Teens 9, 10,1 Student Quncil 11, Girls' Glee Club 9, Cappella' Choir 11, Top Ten 9, 10, 11, Guest 12, journalism Award 11 TIMOTHY CHARLES DUSING - Cheerblo 10,jI1,A3I2, Historical Society 9, 10, 11, 12, cadQ10E NFL 12, Officials Club 9, 10, 11, 1 10, 11, 12, Science Club 10, 12, Stu Council 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10,11, 12, Footb 10, Tennis 11, 12, Wrestling 10, Manage Men's Glee Club 9, 10, A Cappella Choi School Play 10, 11, 12, Slabtown 11, 12, MY THOMAS IOESEPH DUSING - Cheerblo 11, 12, Historical Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Club 11, 12, Officials Club 9, 11, 12, Sp b 11: Basketball 9: Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12: 's Glee Club 9,10 ON CLAYE DYE - Church Youth Group RESA DIANE EAKINS - Cheerblock 11: ch Club 10, 11, 12: FHA 9, 10, 11, 12: Ink- s 9, 10, 11, 12: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Spanish 11, 12: School Play 11, 12 N EASLEY - FFA 9, 11 : Historical Society -Club 11, 12: Science Club 10: Basketball 9, 12: Cross Country 9: Track 11, 12: Projec- ist10, 11,12: FFA Award 11:4-H N GENE EATON - Cheerblock 9, 12: FCA 2: Historical Society 10, 11, 12: R-Club 11, Science Club 10: Spanish Club 10, 11, 12: tball 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 11, 12: Cadet Choir en's Glee Club 10: A Cappella Choir 11, 12: ol Play 10: State Police Camp 10: CYF Y EUGENE ECKART RYL ANN ECKEL - GAA 10, 11: OEA 10, 2: R-Teens 9, 10, 11: Cadet Choir 9: Girls' Club 10: OEA Award 10 EN MARIE EDER - FHA 11, 12: Latin Club , 11: R-Teens 9, 10, 11: 4-H: CYO 3 NK OLIN EDWARDS - Cheerblock 12: nce Club 9 MARLENE EDWARDS - Librarian 11, 12: : Rainbow Girl 9, 10 DWY ELLIS - GAA 10, 11, 12: Basketball 1, , V s Daughters BERLYBA h EVELAND IS WILE FAHEY - Historical Society NFL 12: ech Club 12: Football 11, 12: -11:T V 2: Wrestling 11:All-Conference rd otball:CYO I,lIS IEAN FANCHER - FHA 11, 12: OEA 2: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Track Asst. BIE LYNN FARLOW -- FHA 11: R-Teens 9, 1,12: MYF N LYNNE FARTHING -- Holcad 93 OEA oncert Band 9: Pep Band 10 E THOMAS FERGUSON -- FFA 9, 10, 11, -Club 11, 12: Wrestling 9, 10, 11: 4-H ETTE SUE FISHELL - Cheerblock 10: ch Club 11, 12: Historical Society 9, 10, 11 : Club 10, 11: NFL 10, 11, 12: NHS 11, 12: R- s 9, 10, 11: Speech Club 10, 11, 12: Concert 9, 10: A Cappella Choir 11, 12: Girls' Glee 10: Cadet Choir 9: School Play 10, 12: tanding Student Award 11: NFL Degree 1, 12: Organist in Messiah: Underclass ch Award 11: Solo and Ensemble Award 1 RGE WADE FLETCHER ll - Holcad 9: Bas- all 9: Cadet Choir 9: Men's Glee Club 10, 2: 4-H TA LYNNE FLOYD - French Club 10, 11, -Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Concert Band 9, 10: honic Band 11, 12: First Church of God h BY LOYD FLOYD - Cheerblock 11, 12: rical Society 11, 12: Science Club 10: Foot- 9: Freshman Manager 9: Cadet Choir 9: 's Glee Club 10, 11: A Cappella Choir 12: g Set 11: Music Scholarship Award 11 ERT MICHAEL FRANTZ - Football 9 N BRENT GARDNER - FFA 10, 11, 12: cert Band 9: Symphonic Band 10, 11: e Band 9, 10, 11: FFA Soil and Livestock ing Award: 4-H: MYF IOESEPH GAUNT - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, istorical Society 10, 11, 12: Officials Club -Club 10, 11, 12: Science Club 10: Speech 11, 12: Basketball 9: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: 9, 11: Wrestling 10, 11: Slabtown 9, 10,11, IEROME GILBERT - Football 9: Concert 9, 10, 11, 12: Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12: 't Choir 9: Men's Glee Club 10: CYF IENNIFER IANE GILBERT - CAA 10, 11, 12: Historical Society 11: Math Club 11: NHS 12: R- Teens 9,10,11, 12: Tennis 10, 11, 12: Gymnas- tics 10, 11, 12: Concert Band 9, 10: Symphonic Band 11, 12: A Cappella Choir 11: Cadet Choir 9: Girls' Glee Club 11: School Play 10, 12 IULIE ANN GODDARD - Cheerblock 9 STEVE ALAN GODDARD - Cheerblock 9: French Club 10, 11, 12: Officials Club 9: Stu- dent Council 12: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Basket- ball 9, 10, 11, 12: Golf 9: Men's Glee Club 9, 10: A Cappella Choir 11, 12: CYF RICHARD ERIC COINS - Cheerblock 9: NHS 12: Officials Club 9: R-Club 11, 12: Spanish Club 10,11, 12: Student Council 12: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Cross Country 9, 10: AII-Confer- ence Award 11: All-Sectional, Regional, Semi- State Teams: Rushlite 12 ROBERT LEONARD GOLD - D.A.R. Citizen- ship Award - ,f . DARRELL' GENEGOODIPASTER - FFA KARYN ANN GRAY'-f-,Gheerblock11,12: French Club 9, 10, 11,:'I2:iGAA 1lb11, 12: Math Club 10, 11: NHS 12: R-Teens 9, .10, 11, 12: Rushlite 12: Student Council 12: Golf 11, 12: Concert Band 9: Marching Band 9: cadet Choir 9: Office Page 12: Reporter 12: School Play '11, 12: B.P.W. Guest 12: Holcad Court 13: Horne- coming Court 11, 12: Sr. High Fellowship 9, 10: Slabtown 10,11, 12 , ' . 'V ' LESA LYNN GREGORY V ' STEPHEN WALTER HAMM - Cheerblock '10, 11, 12: Chess Club 9: Historical Society 11, 12: Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12: R-Club 12: Speech ,12: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Football 9, 10, 11,'12: Con- cert Band 9: Marching Band 9: Men's Glee Club 10, 11: Boys' State Delegate 11: BYF 9,'10, 11, 12:' Keen Teens 9, 10, 11, 12 . MICHAEL WAYNE HAMMONDS - FCA 11, 12: Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9: Basketball Manager 11, 12: Cadet Choir 9: Men's Glee Club 10, 11: MYF PEGGY SUE HAMPTON - R-Teens 10 MARY LEE HARCOURT - Cheerblock 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: OEA 10, 11: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Lionette 11: Librarian 9, 10, 11, 12: School Play 12: CYF 9, 10, 11, 12: Rainbow 9, 10, 11 LAWRENCE SCOTT HARCOU RT - Cadet Band 9, 10: Concert Band 9: Marching Band 9 MARK GERARD HARPRING - FFA 9, 10, 11, 12: FFA Award 10, 11, 12: CYO 9, 10, 11, 12 MICHAEL HARRISON BRYAN IAMES HARVEY - FFA 9 SANDRA KAY HARVEY -- Cheerblock 10, 11, 12: GAA 9:R-Teens 9, 10 REBECCA IOAN HATFIELD - R-Teens 10,11 DON I. HAUK IANE ANN HECK - Cheerblock 9: French Club 10, 11, 12: Historical Society 12: Latin Club 12: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Speech Club 10, 11, 12: Cadet Choir 9: Girls' Glee Club 10, 11: A Cap- pella Choir12: Office Page 10, 11, 12 LOUISE ELLEN HECKMAN -- Cheerblock 9, 10: French Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Math Club 11, 12: NHS 12: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Cadet Choir 9: Girls' Glee Club 10: A Cappella Choir 12: Music Officer 9: NHS Scholastic Award 11: Top Ten Scholastic Award 9, 10, 11: National Merit Commended Scholar 12: Solo and Ensemble Award 9 EILEEN MARIE HELLER - FHA 10,11,12:OEA 10,11,12:R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Librarian 9, 10, 11 MICHAEL BRYAN HENDRIX - Cheerblock 9, 10: Cadet Choir 9: Proiectionist 10, 11 IACK HERBERT - FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 ROBERT LEE HENDRIX - Cheerblock 9: French Club 10, 11, 12: Holcad 12: NFL 12: Offi- cials Club 9: Rushlite 12: Speech Club 11, 12: Student Council 12: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Golf 9, 10, 11,12:Pr0iecti0nist9,11, 12: Reporter 12: School Play 11, 12: Rotary Guest 12: Slabtown 9, 10, 11, 12: CYF 9, 10,11, 12 LARRY WAYNE HERBERT - R-Club10,11, 12: Basketball 9: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10, 11,12 TENA ROSE HERBERT - Cheerblock 9: GAA 9, 11, 12: R-Teens 9, 10, 12 VICKIE IOANN HERBERT - FHA 10: R-Teens 9, 10, 12 BRENT HICKMAN - FCA 11: IEA 12: R-Club 11, 12: Rushlite 12: Basketball 9: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10, 11: Photographer 12 TERESA MARIE HILEMAN LISA IOYCE HILL - Cheerblock 9,10: GAA 10, 11, 12: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Cadet Choir 9: Girls' Glee Club 10: Office Page 9: School Play 10, 11, 12 LORA IEAN HITI - Cheerblock 9: French Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Historical Society 11, 12: Math Club 11, 12: NFL 10, 11, 12: NHS 11, 12: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Speech Club 10, 11, 12: Librarian 10: School Play 10, 11, 12: Girls' State Delegate 11: NFL Degree 10, 11, 12: Church Youth Group VERGIE MARIE HOLDER AMONICA HOLLAR - Church Youth Group MELINDA DIANE HOOD - R-Teens 9,12 ,MICHAEL ROMAN HOOD - CI'lEel'bIOCk 9: Chess Club 9: Officials Club 9: Concert Band 9, 10 ROGERALLEN HOOD TONY IAMES HOWELL WILI.IAM,lAMES HUNTER - R-Club 11, 12: Science Club 10: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Concert Band9!'UMYF 10,11, 12 LANCE HUTCHINSON -- FFA 9, 10, 11, 12: Cadet Band 10: Concert Band 9, 11: Marching Band 9, 11 DEBORAH IEAN ICENOGLE - R-Teens 9, 10, 11 KENNETH WAYNE IACKSON -4-H 9 RICHARD WILLIAM IACOBS - Chess Club 12: Spanish Club 9, 10 TEDDY LYNN IAMES - Rushlite 12: Basketball 9: Football 9: Photographer 12: School Play 11 RUTH ALICE IAYNES - Cheerblock 11, FHA 10, 11, 12: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Concert Band 9: Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12: Librarian 9: MYF 9,10, 11, 12: Medi- cal Explorers 11, 12 TERRY ALLEN IENKINS - Chess Club 12: Bas- ketball 9: Track 9 V DEBRA KAY IOHNSON - FHA 9, 10, 11: OEA 10, 11, 12: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Librarian 9, 10, 11, 12 BEVERLY BEA IONES - CheerbIock11,12: GAA 9, 10, 11, 12: Holcad 9: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Concert Band 9, 10: Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Symphonic Band 11,12: Librarian 11, 12: 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12: Youth Fellowship 9, 10, 11,12 RICHARD WILLIAM KEMPLE - Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Chess Team 10, 11, 12: Latin Club 11, 12: NFL 11, 12: NHS 12: Science Club 10: Speech Club 10, 11, 12: Student Council 11: Concert Band 9: Marching Band 9: A Cappella Choir 12: Swing Set 12 DENZIL PAULETTE KETCHUM - Cheerblock 9: R-Teens 10, 11 IERRY DEAN KIEEFER - Chess Club 10, 11 DAVID IAMES KLEIMAN - Chess Club 9, 10, 11: Chess Team 9, 10, 11: French Club 10, 11: Historical Society 11: Math Club 11: Golf 9, 10, 11: Concert Band 9: Dance Band 9, 10, 11: Marching Band 9, 10, 11: Symphonic Band 10, 11: Top Ten Scholastic Award 10: Rotary Club Guest 9: Solo and Ensemble Award 10 DEBORAH CHRISTINE KUHN - Cheerblock 11,123 FHA 9, 10, 11,123 GAA 103 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Concert Band 9, 103 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Symphonic Band 11, 123 Cadet Choir 93 Girls' Glee Club 103A Cappella Choir 11, 123 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12, Youth Fellowship 9, 10, 11, 12 WALTER PHILLIP KUHN - FFA 9, 103 FFA Award 9,10 GLEN ALAN KUNTZ - Concert Band 9, 103 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 121 Symphonic Band 11, 123 A Cappella Choir 113 Men's Glee Club 103 Cadet Choir 9 CARL DOUGLAS LANNING - Cheerblock 11, 12 BRYAN LINVILLE - Cross Country 113 Man- ager 113 lunior Frontier Club 10, 11 DAVID HUND LOWER - Basketball 93 March- ing Band 9, 10, 111 Symphonic Band 11 CAROL ANN LUSHELL - Cheerblock 9,10, 11, 121 R-Teens 9, 10,11, 123 School Play 12 MICHAEL MARLATT -- Math Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 Concert Band 9, 103 Marching Band 9, 103 Symphonic Band 11, 123 Cadet Choir 93 Men's Glee Club 103 lunior Leaders 9,10,11,1234-H 9, 10, 11, 12 ROSE ANN MARTIN - Cheerblock 9, 10, 123 FHA 9, 103 R-Teens 9,10,11, 123 Speech Club 93 Librarian 93 lobs Daughters 9, 101 CYF BRENT E. MAY - Speech Club 103 Concert 93 Symphonic Band 10,11 MARK MCCALLISTER - FFA 9,10, 11 PATRICIA GAYLE MCCLEESE - R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Page 123 School Play 10, 11, 12 CHARLES RICHARD McDANIEL - Baseball 113 Football 9, 111 Track 9 IVAN VIRGIL McDANIEL - Cheerblock gf FFA 10,11, 123 Historical Society 11, 123 R-Club 10, 11, 123 Science Club 123 Tennis 9, 103 Wrestling 9, 10, 113 PTA Trophy in Wrestling 113 4-H IAYNE ELLEN McDANIEL - Cheerblock 103 FHA 11, 123 GAA 103 Historical Society 113 Latin Club 9, 10,11, 123 Math Club 113 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Student Council 103 Concert Band 93 Symphonic Band 10, 113 Page 103 School Play 10,123 FFA Sweetheart 103 lunior Leaders3 4-H TRUDY ELAINE MCDONALD - R-Teens 11, 12 IENNIFER RENEE MCGINNIS - Chess Club 93 French Club 10, 11, 123 FHA 10, 113 Historical Society 123 Math Club 11, 123 R-Teens 11, 123 Concert Band 93 Symphonic Band 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 9, 10, 11,123CYF GORDON RAY McGOWAN - Football 9, 10, 113 Wrestling 10 KATHY LYNN McNEW IULIANNA MEANS - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 123 GAA 103 Holcad 123 R-Teens 9, 10,11, 123 Rush- lite 123 Student Council 123 Page 123 School Play 10,12 TIMOTHY IOESEPH MELTZER - Cheerblock 123 Chess Club 113 Track 12 MICHAEL ANTHONY MEO - FFA 103 R-Club 10, 113 Spanish Club 11, 123 Football 9, 10: Wrestling 9,103 Class Vice-President113CYO PATTY IO MESSER - R-Teens 9,10, 11, 123 4-H DALE EDWARD MEYER - FFA 10, 11, 123 FFA Award 11,1234-H3lunior Leaders3 CYO BRADFORD KEITH MILEY - Basketball 123 Tennis 123 Track 12 ANNETTE LOUISE MILLER - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 123 Holcad 123 NHS 123 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Cheerleader 9, 10,11, 123 Concert Band gf Sym- phonic Band 103 Girls' Glee Club 103 Cadet Choir 93 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 School Play 11, 123 BPW Guest 123 Homecoming Court 103 Homecoming Queen 123 4-H: lunior Leaders3 CYF CARRIE ELIZABETH MILLER - GAA 9, 10, 11, 123 Inkspots 11, 123 NHS 12j R-Teens 9, 10, 113 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Cross Country 123 Ten- nis 93 Track 10,11, 123 Volleyball 9, 10, 113 Con- cert Band 9, 103 Symphonic Band 11, 123 Cadet Choir gf Art Dept. Award gf 4-H? Church Fel- lowship KIMBERLY ELAINE MILLER - GAA 9, 10, 11, 123 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Concert Band 9, 102 Marching Band 9, 103 Herron Art Scholarship 123 Youth Group 9, 103 4-H 10 ROGER EUGENE MILLER CHARLES HENRY MOBLEY I. SCOTT MOHR - Cadet Band 93 Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12 MARY IO MONTGOMERY - FHA 10, R-Teens 9, 10, 12 RONNIE IOSEPH MONTGOMERY CAROLYN SUE MOORE - Cheerblock 93 GAA 9, 10, 113 Math Club 103 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Cadet Choir 93 Girls' Glee Choir 10, 113 Lion- ette 113 4-H 9 DAWN MARIE MORAN - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 123 French Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Historical Soci- ety 9, 10, 11, 123 Math Club 10, 11, 123 NFL 9,10, 11, 123 NHS 123 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 123 Speech Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Cadet Choir 93 Girls' Glee Club 103 School Play 10, 11, 123 Girls' State Delegate 113 NFL Degree 10, 11,123 B.P.W. Guest 123 Arts for Rush County Film Club IDEBRA IEAN MORGAN -- Cheerblock 9, FHA 9, 10, 11: OEA 11, 123 R-Teens 9,10, 111 Dept. Award Homemaking 103 4-H 9, 10, 11, 123i Youth Group 9, 10, 11, 12 MARK MOORE CAROL SUE NELSON -- Cheerblock 103 French Club 123 FHA 10, 11,123 Historical Society 9,10, 11,122 Math Club 10,11,123 NHS 123 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Speech Club 9, 10, 123 Concert Band 93 Marching Band 9, 10, 113 Symphonic Band 10, 113 A Cappella Choir 123 4-H 9, 10, 11,123ZYF 9, 10,11, 123 lr. Leaders 9, 10, 11, 123 Medical Explorers of Rush Co. 11, 12 VICKI LEA NEVINS - R-Teens 11 PHILIP STEPHEN NEWHOUSE - Cheerblock 9, 103 Proiectionist 9, 103 CYO 12 SUE NEWHOUSE - French Club 10 LOIS ANN NEWTON - Cadet Band 9, 10, 113 Concert Band 113 Symphonic Band 12 RICK KIETH NOAH FRED NUETZEL - French Club 10, 11, 123 Math Club 123 R-Club 11, 123 Cross Country 123 Wrestling 11 CHARLES FREDERICK OBERMAN - Concert Band 9, 103 Cadet Choir 93 Men's Glee Club 103 4-H BETTY CAROL ODUM - R-Teens 11 TONI OGDEN - GAA103 R-Teens 9, 10, 11,122 Rushlite 123 Speech Club 10, 11, 123 Concert Band 9, 103 Symphonic Band 11, 12 MARK EUGENE OLSON - Cheerblock 10, 11, 123 Historical Society 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 113 R-Club 10, 11, 123 Rushlite 123 Baseball 9, 103 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Track 11, 123 Wrestling 10, 11, 121 Wrestling Conference Award 113 Hol- cad Court 11 PENNIE MALIA ORME - Cheerblock 9, 103 French Club 9, 10, 11, 123 FHA 123 Math Club 123 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 School Play 11, 123 Cadet Teacher 123 Youth Group 9 DONNA OSBORNE - FHA 10, 123 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 4-H 10, 113 Campus Life 12 DAVID PATRICK OWENS - Cheerblock 93 R- Club 11, 122 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 123 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 IOHN DAVID PATTERSON - Historical ety 123 Math Club 10 11, 12' NHS 12, Offl Club 93 R-Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Baseball 103 Ba ball 10, 11 12, Football 10,11, 123 Track 10 123 Manager Track3 Manager Frosh Basket Trainer for Football, Basketball, and Tr Concert Band 93 Marching Band 93 Boys' Delegate 111NYPS 10, 11, 12 TAMMY LEE PATTERSON - French Club 11, 123 Holcad 123 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Rus 123 Concert Band 93 Marching Band 9, 10 123 Symphonic Band 10, 11, 123 Lionette 11 Solo and Ensemble Award 9 IOHN ELSWORTH PAVEY - Latin Club 9 11 12 DAVID EUGENE PEA IANET SUE PERKINS - Cheerblock 93 FF 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 123 Math Club 10, 11 11, 123 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Brot and Sisters Group 9 DEBBIE PIERCE - Cheerblock 93 FHA 11 Historical Society 123 OEA 11, 123 R-Tee CYF 9, 10, 11,12 CHARLES-FREDERICK PIKE - FFAf10, 11, 1 H9 10 11 12 PHILIP RAY PILES - Chess Club 9 ome Representative 12 RONNIE IAMES POINDEXTER Cheer 9, 10, 11, 123 FCA 11, 123 R-Club 10 dent Council 11, 123 Frosh Mic Baseball 9, 103 Basketball 9,10 11, 123 Track 11, 12- Men's Glee Cappella'Choir 11, 123 Youth Fellowship 9 11' Holcad Court 12 KATHY PRICE - Cheerblock 9- FHA 9 '1 Teens 9, 10, 11, 12: Youth Group 9, 10, 11, 1 BOB RALSTON IOSEPH REDDEN -- FCA 11, 123 NHS 1 Club 10, 11, 123 Student Council 123 Frosh ident3 Soph. President3 Basketball 9, 10 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Track 11, 123 Rotary I 12' Holcad Court 12 LISA REDDISH -- Cheerblock 10' GAA 9 113 R-Teens 10, 11, 12: OEA 11, 123 Stu Council 123 Office Page 123 Rainbow Girls LAURA ANN RIEBSOMER - Cheerbloc French Club 9, 10 11, 123 GAA 9- lnkspot 12- R-Teens 9 10 11 12- Concert Band 9 phonic Band 10, 11, 123 Office Page 123 Sc Play 123 Solo and Ensemble Award 9, 10 MYF9 10 11 12 IOHN EDWARD RIGSBEE - Historical So 12' Math Club 10 11 12' NHS 12' F00tlJ Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Symphonic 9, 10, 11, 123 Drum Mayor 11, 123 Boys Delegate 113 Top Ten Scholastic Award 9 Solo and EnsembleiAward 123 4-H 9,10, 11 Youth Group 9, 10, 11, 12 ANNETTE RINGENBERG +- Latin Club 9 1 12' Math Club 11 12' R-Teens 9 10 11 Lionette 11, 12Q Office Page 11, 123 Girls' 113 Youth Group 11, 12 CHRIS IOHN RIPBERGER - FFA 10, 11 Cadet Band 9 10' Concert Band 11- Marc Band 11, 123 Pep Band 9, 103 Symphonic 1- 1214-H 9, 10, 11, 12 SHERRY KAY ROGERS - GAA 9, 10, 11, 123 torical Society 93 Youth Group 9,10, 11, 12 BEVERLY GAYLE ROMANS - Cheerblock ' 11, 123 GAA 9, 10, 11, 123 Historical Societ 11, 123 Latin Club 113OEA103R-Teens 9, 1 I 123 Librarian 12 ROGER ALLAN ROSFELD - FFA 10,11, 121 Award 10, 113 Livestock ludging Award 103 lodging Award 113 cvo 9,10,11,12 I I . . , . . I NHS 12: R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 123 Symphonic I I I I U , . y re Q. F' .5 at -ll I I ' it 1' I I I ' I I 1 . I I a 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' ' I l I I I I I I I , , , MY SHERYL RUBY - Cheerblock 95 GAA 9, , 11, 125 NHS 125 R-Teens 9, 10,11, 125 Basket- 5 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 105 Volleyball 10, 125 on 5 t Band 9, 10, 115 Marching Band 9, 10, Llo tte 115 School Play 10, 125 Solo and semble .1W3I'd 95 4-H 9, 10, 11, 125 Gold ' US 10 LE RANDALL 'DLER - Chess Club 95 His- 'I'lCil SDCIEIY 11, V ' Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 125 aah Club 10, 11, 12, olf 9, 10,11, 12, cader hoir 95 Men's Glee Clu 105 A Cappella Choir , 1254-H5 Godspell Play S' g GER SAMPSON - Cheerblock 105 FFA 10, , 125 Concert Band 9 In ARY ANN SCHLECHTWEG - GASAJO5 OEA 5 Basketball 10 X, ERESA ANN SCHWERING - Cheerbloc 15 KA 9,10, 11, 125 OEA 10, 11, 125 4-H5 Iuni H 1 aders ERESA PAULINE SEDNEK -- Cheerblock 9, , 11, 125 GAA 9, .10, 11, 125 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 5 Rushlite 11,125 Speech Club 115 Tennis 9, , 11, 125 Cheerleader 105 Cadet Choir 95 Girls' ee ClubV105 Lionette 115 School Play 11, 125 o A , NIEL IOSEPH SHANAHAN - Chess Team R-Club 10, 11,5125 Rushlite 125 Baseball 9, 10, , 125 Cross Countrys10, 11, 125 Football 95 festllng19, 10511, 125 Prolectlonist 9,105 Boys' limit?-f5 g4.'iL-1.-ef r 1 Qs ,g 1 Wsifgfttalg-5-fcaaersand-9,102 I g NAMARIE SHEPFIARD 4 Lilirarlan,125 4iH ARILYN KAY SHERWOOD 4 R-Teens 12 YRON LEON SHOUSE - Cheerblock 95 Bas- tball 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Tennis 95 e Throw Shooting Award 115 Holcad King SEMARY ANN SMALL - Cheerblock 95 R- -- ns 9, 10, 11, 125'Speech Club 95 School Play 5 ainbow Girls'5 Youth Group N FER SUE SMILEY - Cheerblock 105 nc Club 9, 10, 11, 125 FHA 11,125 Historic ciet 11, 125 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Con nd Symphonic Band 10, 11, 125 oir Church Youth Group Y BE E SMILEY - R-Teens 10, lnbow rl 9,1 11,12 LIND JANE SMILEY - 1 5 R-Teens 9, 11, 1 ,5Qadet Choir 95 Glee Club 105 nette 1 ' O UGLAS WAYNE - Chess Club 9, 11, Math Club 1 25 Officials 9, 10, 11, 125 otball 115 A ella Choir 11, 125 Cadet oir 95 Me Gle Club 105 Projectionist 10, 125 Sc ' lay12 5 IL s H - Chwrllock 9 - f EAL sM1rH -:Chess Club 95 FCA 11, istorical Society 11, 125 Holcad 105 Latin b 10, 11, 125 Math Club 10, 11, 125 NHS 11, R-Club 10, 11, 125 Golf 9, 10, 11, 125 Men's e Club 95 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Rotary est 125 Church Youth Group 9,10, 11,512 MY FRANCIS SMITH - Chess Club 125 S 125 Rushlite 125 Dept. Award Health 95 th and Science 115 NHS Scholastic Award 115 Top Ten Scholastic Award 9, 10, 11 YCE ANN SMITH - FHA 11, 125 Math Club OEA115R-Teens 9, 10,11 ' NCES SORRELL -- Youth Group 10,11, 12 TRICIA IOANNE SPAETH - FHA 9, 10, 11, OEA 10, 11, 125 CYO 9,10, 11, 12 MMY LYNN SPEER - Officials Club 9, 10, Cadet Band 9, 105 Pep Band 95 Men's Glee b 9, 10, 11, 12 IN LEE SPRINGMAN WILLIAM STAFFORD, IR. - Rushlite 125 Cadet Choir 95 Photographer 125 Reporter 12 GREG STONER ANITA RUTH STOUT - Cheerblock 10, FHA 10, 125 GAA 9,10,125OEA105 R-Teens 9, 10, 12 BRADLEY MICHAEL SUTTER - French Club 10,11, 125 NHS 125 R-Club 125 Speech Club 125 Manager 9, 125 Men's Glee Club 9, 105 Dept. Award 95 Top Ten Scholastic Award 9, 10, 115 Medical Explorers 10, 11 MIKE STEVEN SWEET IAMES ANDREW TAFF - Cheerblock 11, 125 French Club 9, 10, 111 125 Historical Society 9, 10,11, 125 Math Club 11, 125 NHS 125 Officials Club 95 R-Club 125 Basketball 95 Tennis 9, 10, 115 Concert Band 9, 105 Marching Band 9, 105 Men's Glee Club 95 Church Group 9, 10, 11 IOSEPH CRANE TAFF 4 Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 125 Historical Society 10, 11, 125 Math Club 11, 125 Officials Club 10, R-Club 10, 11, 125 Spanish ub 10, 11, 125 Basketball 95 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12, en's Glee Club 9, 105 Class President 115 Kim rlow Tennis Award 11 GARY ,YNE TALLENT - Cheerblock 105 FFA 10,11,12 L IAMES LYN LLENT, IR. - Cheerblock 10, FFA 10,124 I IERI TAYLOR -5 ,V 9, 10, 11, 125 R-Teens 9, 105.TeqnlS,9,3,Q,4?1,,.1 1 olleyball 9, 10, 11, 125 Librarimgg Pmuclx XEANNBTLQQ - cheefbuock 125? ' 'IQ'il0,-11,-125 ical Society 125 OEAAZI L X 959,10 adet Choir 95 Glrls'GgefCIub 10 SUSAN TODD - ock 9,10,11,125Hol- cad 125 NHS 1 s 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Sec- retary 9, 10 adet Choir 95 Girls' Glee Club 10, pella 125 Lionette 11,125 Hol- cad C ush County Fair Queen 1975 SH AY TOMPKINS -- Cheerblock 125 F , R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Cadet Choir 95 Glee Club 10, 115A Cappella 125 Church ivities DIANE LOUISE TUCKER - Cheerblock 9, 10, 115 FHA 10, 11, 125 Historical 11, 125 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Speech Club 105 Girls' Glee Club 115A Cappella Choir 125 Lionette 11, 125 lobs Daughters5 MYF5 lun- ior Leaders54-H CHERYL LYNN TURNER - French Club 10,115 FHA 125 R-Teens 9, 11, 125 Concert Band 95 Symphonic Band 10, 11,12 IANA LEE TURNER - Cheerblock 11, 125 French Club 10, 11, 125 FHA 115 GAA 9, 105 His- torical Society 11, 125 Math Club 10, 11, 125 R- Teens 11, 125 Concert Band 95 Symphonic Band 10,11,125 Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls' Glee Club 9, 105A Cappella Choir 11, 125 Choir Pian- ist5 Page 115 Music Dept. Award 105 Solo and Ensemble Award 9, 10, 115 MYF SHERI IAYNE TURNER - Cheerblock 9,10, 11, 125 GAA 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Tennis 9, 11, 125 Cadet Choir 95 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 125 4-H5 MYF REGINA MARIE WAGNER - Cheerblock 115 OEA 10, 11, 125 R-Teens 9, 10, 115 Gold Teens5 CYO THOMAS LEE WAGNER DEBBIE LYNN WAGONER - Cheerblock 11, 125 FHA 11, 125 GAA 95 Historical Society 11, 125 Math Club 11, 125 NHS 125 OEA 10, 11,125 R- Teens 9, 10,11, 125 Concert Band 95 Symphonic Band 10, 11, 125 BYF LESTER WAGONER, IR. - Football 9 I ROBERT DALE WALKER - Chess Club 10, 11, 125 Football 10 DOUGLAS DE AYNE WALKER -IFA 95 Bas- ketball9 BARRY NEAL WARD - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 125 Men's Glee Club 95 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Swing Set 9, 10, 115 4-H SUSAN LYNN WASHMUTH - Cheerblock 9, 10,11, 125 GAA 10, 115 Holcad 125 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Rushlite 125 Cheerleader 9, 105 Cadet Choir 95 Girls' Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Lionette11, 125 Grapplerette 11, 125 Reporter 115 School Play 125 B.P.W. Guest 125 Holcad Court 11, 125 Homecoming Court 125 UMYF 9, 10, 11, 12 CHARLES ANTHONY WEIDNER - French Club 11, 125 NFL 10, 11, 125 Speech Club 10, 11, 125 Baseball 115 Football 95 Manager 115 Men's Glee Club 95 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Pro- iectionist10, 11, 125 NFL Degree 10, 115 Speech Award 10, 11 PENNY SUSAN WELCH - Holcad 125 R-Teens 9, 10, 125 Girls' Glee Club 10, 11, 12 DAVID ALLEN WESTFALL - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11,125 Historical Society 10, 11, 125 Math Club 125 Officials Club 95 R-Club 10,11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 115 Football 9, 105 Manager 9, 10, 115 MYF 10, 11 SUSAN MARIE WHITE - Cheerblock 95 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 FHA 105 Math Club 10, 11, 125 NHS 11, 125 R-Teens 9,10, 11, 125 Student Council 115 Cadet Choir 95 Girls' Glee Club 10, 115 A Cappella Choir 125 Office Page 105 Girls' State Delegate 115 Top Ten Scholastic Award 9, 10,1154-H 9,10, 11, 12 MICHAEL RAY WICKER - FFA 10, 11, 125 Con- cert Band 9, 105 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Symphonic Band 11, 125 4-H 9, 10, 11,12 DALE VERN WITSMAN - Spanish Club 11, 125 Reporter 11 DIANE ELAINE WOLFE - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 125 OEA 10, 11, 125 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Swing Set 9, 10, 115 Cadet Choir 95 Girls' Glee Club 10, A Cappella Choir 11, 125 Librarian 9, 10, 125 4-H 9,10, 11, 125 MYF 9, 10, 11, 12 TOM LEROY WOLFE ' DAVID MICHEAL WOOD 1- Cheerblock 9,10, 11, 125 Historical Society 11, 125 R-Club 10, 11, 125 Rushlite 125 Cross Country 125 Track 95 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 ALAN WAYNE WOODS - Cheerblock 95 FCA 11,125 French Club 115 Historical Society 11, 125 Inkspots 10,11,125 NFL125 R-Club11,125 Speech Club 125 Football 9, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 9,10, 11,125Men's Glee Club 9, 10, 115 Athletics Conference Award 115 NFL Degree 125 Solo and Ensemble Award 10 DARRELL WAYNE WOOLDRIDGE TERESA MARIE WRIGHT - Cheerblock 95 FHA 115 GAA 9, 10, 11, 125 Historical Society 10, 11, 125 Math Club 10, 11, 125 NFL 9, 10, 11, 125 NHS 11, 125 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 9,10, 11, 125 Speech Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Concert Band 95 Dance Band 11, 125 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Symphonic Band 10,11, 125 Girls' Glee Club 95 A Cappella Choir 10, 125 Mid-America SchoIarship5 D.A.R. Citi- zenship Award 125 Dept. Award Outstanding Student 115 Girls' State Delegate 115 NFL Degree 9, 10, 11, 125 NHS Scholastic Award 9, 10, 115 Top Ten Scholastic Award 9, 10, 115 MusiciScholarship Award 115 Rotary Guest 9, 10, 115 Speech Award 10,115 UMYF 9, 10, 11, 12 CAROL ANN YAGER - Cheerblock 9, 10, 11, 125 FHA 10, 11, 125 Math Club 10, 11,125 NHS 11, 125 R-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 NHS Scholastic Award 9, 10, 115 Top Ten Scholastic Award 9, 10, 115 4-H 9,10, 11, 12 CHRISTOPHER I. YAZEL - R-Club 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Football 125 Cadet Choir 95 Men's Glee Club 10, 11, 12 Diane Abrams Greg Adams Kim Atkins james Alberty Terri Alexander Rita Alford loy Allen Rick Ash Steve Aulbach Debbie Baker Cheryl Barnard Phil Barnard Scott Beard loyce Beckner Chuck Benedict loni Bess Tim Bird joe Booth Steve Borders Mike Bostic Tim Bostic Debbie Bowles Kathy Breece Anna Brown Thad Brown Steve Bruns Mark Buck Melinda Buckley Wayne Buckley Karen Bussberg Bill Carlin Keith Carfield Tina Carlton Todd Carmony Bill Christian Tom Clapp julie Clark Mike Clark Penny Clark Gary Clemons Mike Clifford Mary Fran Clifton Donald Cochran Kathy lo Coffey Darell Cole Mark Collyer Bruce Copple Pam Corn l T 'Q 4 x fp, A N . Ib X I . N N h 7 XNXX QX ' XXL, 1. it ,S J K rv: ,. , K X xx: X K ' X '- l NX: 5 Xi XSS 5 -if - 2 ff i . K , f 55 ickiksaixt y 5 Q tfj M K S Pat Corn Kim Cox Valorie Cox leff Cregar Kenny Cregar Stephen Crisman Todd Crisman leff Cross Larry Daubenspeck Alyson Davis Donalee Davis Linda Davis Terry Dean Pam Dennis lunior class officers are: Dan Hoeing, treasurerp Kathy Niehoff, vice- president: joe Rushton, president: and Glenda Konradi, secretary Debbie Dill Teresa Doll leff Downs Becky Duncan Rick Dyer Dana Durbin Tom Dyer Kevin Earnest Deidre Edwards Scott Edwards leff Eldridge Susan Ellis Karen Ellis lim Emme Rick Estes lay Evans Mike Evans luli Fahrner Bruce Farlow Marion Fecher Chris Fenton Sandy Ferguson Wilson Fields Patty Floyd Wayne Followell Diane Ford julia Frank loAnn Freeman Rhonda Fry Bev Fussner Cindy Gabbard lami Gardner Beth Gaunt David Glenn Elbert Gordon lohn Gordon Bobby Griffin lim Gulde Denise Hall Gary Hall Scott Hall Doug Hamm Annette Harrelson Teresa Harrison Greg Hartwell Bill Hatfield Gene Havey Tammie Haynie ludy Heath It means there's only one yeal' fnilaybeyn -Mike Bostic We have placed the only member from RushviIle's football team on the all SCC football team. -Gary Clemons It's still the same old thing 1 boring! -Don Richardson It means school has gone too fast and I only have one more year to go. l've got a lot to do between then and now. -Kathy Coffey David Heeb Nancy Helms Candy Herbert Mary Alice Herbert Troy Herbert xx john Hine Dan Hoeing Kevin Hoffman Bill Holman Danny Hoover David Hoover Randy Hornaday Tim Howard Bob Huddleston Denise Hughes Linda Hume Barbie Hunsinger Connie laggers Kevin larboe Caroline lenkins Mike Keal Kenny Ketchum Annie Kidd Mary lane Kinder Paula King Mary Beth Kinman layne Knarr Glenda Konradi Sherri Krick Kathy Kuhn lim Lanter Barb Lasiter lack Lee Greg Lemmons Roger Lilge Dale Linville Mary Beth Linville Tony Lohman Vicki Long Doug Lower lames B. Ludington Mario Maldonado Mark Malson Kevin Marlow Eric Martin Gary Martin Dennis Massie Karen Massingale Kathy Maxwell Barbara Mays Sherri McCollum Beth McDaniel lohn McDaniel Bryon McDonald Phil McDonald Rocky McGrath Lisa McManus David Meckes joe Meo Pam Meredith Butch Miller David Miller Karrie Miller Mike Miller Wayne Miller Karen Mitchell Tony Mittendorf lohn Moffett Kevin Moffett Lori Moore Tam my Moore it leff Morgan Louann Mullis Lola Myers Ronny Neuman Marrice Newkirk Rhea Newman john Nicholas lack Nichols Cindy Niehoff Kathy Niehoff Ron Noble Rita Norris Mike O'DeIl Gary Odum Richard Ogden Becky Patterson Barbara Pavey Mike Perry leannie Pike lim Ponsler Tracy Pribble Bob Price Gary Ralston Karen Randell Derrith Remy Randy Rennekamp Becky Reno Nestor Reyes Don Richardson Helen Richardson Tom Ripberger Andy Root loe Rushton Becky Ryckman lohn Saxon Charles Schlechtweg Sherry Schlechty Wendy Schroeder April Schutt Melinda Sebastian Bob Self julie Self Mike Sharp Kim Shelton Ted Shelton Betty Sherwood Dennis Shook Mark Short Suanne Sloan Darrell Smith lim Smith Patty Smith Peggy Smith Karen Snapp Kevin Snyder Cathy Solomon Teresa Souder Brenda Spriggs Mary Starr Tammy Sterrett LouAnne Stewart Beth Stout Regenia Strait lim Swain Kai Taylor Gail Tice Mike Tompkins Ted Totsch Mathew Truster Maurice Truster lim Tucker f X ,Q QS lu fra Rhonda Tumilty Melinda Turner Vicki Turner Kim Tush Debbie Vallandingham Kathy Webb Kally Webster Beth Wesley Candy Whittaker Mike Wicker Annette Wilder lane Willey Myla Williams Sherry Williams Cindy Witsman Don Woolard Brian Wright Robert Yager Allen Yazel Brenda York Karen Hinton David Hunsinger leffrey Adams Tammy Akers Michelle Aldridge Karen Allen lane Artmeier loe Atkins Kammi Barnard Mary Ann Barnard Mel Barton loe Beard lean Becraft lacquelin Begley Brenda Benham Mark Biddle Scot Billman Alfred Bills lan Bills Donna Bird Brenda Bogard Connie Boggs Brian Bonesteel Martin Bostic Phil Brashaber Bonnie Brown lim Brunfield Greg Buckley Ken Burgess Brenda Burkhart lason Burton Esther Busald Sophomore class officers: lon Shaver, presidentg lim Gridley, vice- presidentg lohn Kinman, treasurerp and Rhonda Pribble, secretary. john Busald jerry Bussberg Kim Cadwallader Debbie Cain Chris Cameron Craig Cameron Kevin Carder Kenneth Carpenter Kathy Carr Ruth Case Mary Caudell john Chandler Dan Chew Bob Clapp Carl Clapp Georgine Clayton Mark Clifford Greg Coffin Terry Cole jane Comer Karen Conner Dennis Copley Danny Cornett Karen Cornett Suzie Craven Beverly Crowder Kim Cull Beth Davis Cynthia Davis Dennis Davis Laurie Davis Laurie Davis Steve Deaton jeff Dennis Debra Denny jeannie Denny john Dickerson julie Dishong Becky Dolweck Roxann Donoghue john Downs Lisa Drake Brian Duncan Carol Durbin jeff Earnest Libby Eaton Lisa Eder Deanna Edwards Donna Ellis Teresa Elston Sherry Emmons jeffrey Emsweller Maureen Fecher Monica Fecher Craig Fenimore Don Fey Being a Sophomore You don't get called greenies anymore. - leff Gettinger In high school there is such a large number of kids and in order for it to be any fun everyone has to work together and share the joy as well as the pain. -usa Eder To be older than the freshman. -nm Ging Like it is halfway over. -leff Earnest The classes are also harder ur so homore ear 0 . Y p Y - lohn Kinman You can pick on greenies. - lohn Dickerson I have only two more years to go! -10hn Fisher Paul Fields lohn Fisher Chris Frost leff Fussner leff Gabbert Karen Gahimer Clarice Gardner jeff Gates Darrell Gentry Gerald Gentry Kathy George Mary Gerhardt leff Gettinger Susan Gibbs Bessie Gideon Don Geisting Ivan Ging Lonnie Girdler Lisa Goddard Debbie Goodpaster Gail Gordon Chuck Gosnell Glenn Gosnell Mark Graham Brian Gray Debra Gregory lim Gridley loy Griffin lulie Griffin Steve Griffin Nick Gulde Brian Gurley tv VX,ff Bruce Gurley Robbie Hall Tom Hall Brian Hamer Bruce Haner Gary Hankins Greg Harcourt Mark Harcourt Pam Harrelson Helena Harrison Steve Haynie jack Hedrick Cindy Heeb Tim Heller Mark Henderson jenny Hendrix Tina Hensley Karen Herbert Kibbie Herbert Sonja Herbert Nora Higgins Myra Higgs Lemuel Holland Marcia Hood Randy Hood Rick Howard Tom Howard Rick Howe Kenny Hundley Angie jaggers Kevin jarman Sandy jenkins Steve lessup Mike johnson Peggy johnson Sara jones Sandy Keller john Kendall Raymond Ketchum Marc Kieffer joe Kimmell Paul Kincade Doug King john Kinman 7 Ella Kirk leff Knecht Angie Kopp Daniel Kuhn Kim Lacy Greg Lainhart Lori Land Mike Lane Laura Lanning Michael Lanning Kevin Lee Mark Lilge Avalene Logan Donna Long Lonnie Long lanice Macy Mike Mahan loe Malcom Diana Maldonado Chris Maple Greg Maple Clifford Marlatt Lois Marlatt Marietta McAlister jeff McCIeese Terry McCorkhill Lynne McCreary Gail McDaniel lohn McDaniel Randy McDaniel Bernard McDonald Marsha McGinnis Mike McManus DeeAnn McRill Chris Means Christy Meckes Angie Meo Don Messer Kay Miller Mark Miller Paul Miller Shawn Miller David Minneman Kathy Minneman lim Moffett Teresa Mofield Mark Moore Mike Moore leff Morgan lody Moss Clarence Moster Morris Neeb Claire Nelson loe Newton Tony Nicholson loe Niedenthal . bf Y: ,L f x,,l y X w Q 1 il any as f .UTIL Annette Niehoff Carol Niehoff Penny Nolen Tina Oldham Ron Overleese Kimberly Patterson Chuck Paugh Greg Paugh Keith Perin lill Peters Richard Peterson Scott Pierce Vicky Piper Sherri Poer Beverly Pond lohn Porter Rhonda Pribble Shari Priddy Sue Prifogle james Ralston jeff Ralston Steve Randall leff Rankin Kevin Rankin Dennis Reno Edward Revalee Rhonda Rhodes Ronald Richards Betsy Riebsomer Donny Romans Cloyd Rouse Doreen Ruby lohn Ruhlman Beverly Rushton Kent Sadler Leslie Sadler Lex Sadler Greg Schaekel Chris Schroeder leff Schwering Allen Scott Belinda Scott Nanette Sednek Robert Self Pat Shanahan Randy Sharp lon Shaver Diane Shaw Pamela Sherwood leff Simpson Raye lean Simpson leni Sloan Beverly Small Carol Smith leanette Smith lim Smith Karla Smith Tim Smith lim Sorrell Mike Souder Tim Sowder Eileen Spaeth Gary Spilman lessie Stanley Curtis Stevens Fred Stevens loyce Stevens Tim Stiers Russell St. lohn Connie Stout Tim Strang X I ,K y, 'Qu-.- 7' F If I 4- Darlene Supinger Elaine Surface lanet Sweet Rita Thoman Mary Thompson Rick Thompson Tonja Thompson Roby Tillison David Todd Yvonne Todd Karen Toler leff Turner Karen Turner Lynette Turner Raymond Turner Connie Vail Cathy Vanlue lon Vogel Darrell Wagner lulie Wagoner Madonna Wagoner Cindy Webb Ron Weiler Claudia Whittaker Bill Whitaker Terri Wiley William Wilhelm Debbie Williams Randy Williams Stacia Williams Mike Wolf Debi Wright Donald Wright Gary Wright Sheryl Wright Trent Wright David Yager Paul Yorn Starletta Yorn Vanessa Young Freshman Class Officers - leff Pennington, president: McKinney lones, vice- presidentg Christy Hoeing, secretary: Bob Cooley treasurer. Tony Abrams Linda Adams Brian Aldridge Linda Allen Teresa Anderson Vicki Anderson Donnie Ash Tim Aulbach Gary Baker Kim Baker Don Ball Mark Barnard Myron Bartlett Myrna Beck Brian Beckner Steve Becraft Shannon Begley Dixie Bennett Charles Bergen I. R. Billman Lorna Bills Shirley Bingaman Mark Bonesteel David Booth laney Bostic Michael Bowles Sally Bowles David Bowling lon Bowling Mike Bowling Dawn Brewer Larry Brown Raymond Buchanon Debbie Buckley Molly Buckley Mike Burkart Vivian Burton Connie Byard john Byrne Mark Cain Bonnie Cameron Kathy Cameron Gina Carpenter Lisa Carrigan Kathy Carter Henry Case Cindy Chance Laura Chew Sharon Clemens Torrie Clement Cheryl Cochran Mark Coffey Cheryl Cohee Bob Cole Linda Cole Phillip Connolly Bob Cooley Mindy Coon Penny Corn David Cornpropst Carla Craven David Craven Dennis Craven Glenda Cregar lerry Creager A lim Crisman Keith Crosley Louise Cull Shelly Custer Charles Dawson Cathy Dean Laura Degelow Troy Dice Darrin Dickson Floyd Dodd loanne Dolweck Cindy Downs Glen Duke Tim Dunaway Beverly Dunn Craig Duncan lean Durbin loyce Durbin Vicky Dye Brent Dyer Sharon Eakins Mike Earnest Tammy Eckart Nan Edwards Roy Elder Eliseo Enriquec Mary Ann Evans Tina Evans Phillip Ferguson Cynthia Fey Mike Fey Brian Fields Frieda Fields loyce Fields Nick Fields lulie Fishell loetta Fletcher Tim Followell Rena Ford Melanie Foster Larry Frank lanet Frazee William Freeman lim Frye lohn Fussner Pam Fussner lohn Garrigus Susan Geise Linda Gentry lim Gera Phil Gerrian Ronald Gibbs Mark Glenn Danny Glover Lee Glover Dennis Goins Xi! l Life as a Greenie Means . . . We don't have to go to bed at 9:00 anyfnofef, - Becky Porter, Tami Tush, Lisa Wall Looking forward to becoming a SOph0n10l'e!N- lerry Richards Having four years to look at the guys. -Valerie Pike I think being a freshman is a lot of fun, but I'd rather be a senior. - mem Poer That we are looked up to more by the grade school kids. -Make Burkhart lt means that school is going to get harder. - Ron Everage Kathy Gordon Thomas Gosser Nancy Graham Mark Green Wendy Green Lucille Griffin Sandy Griffin Denise Grocox Mike Hahn Barb Hall Mike Hall Pamela Hall Tammy Hall lody Hamill Brenda Hankins Chris Hankins Randy Hankins Tom Hankins Ed Harpring Doug Harrison Tonja Harrison Ricky Hartwell Scott Hatfield Stormy Hauk Glen Heath Mike Heller Debbie Herbert lack Hill Kim Herbert Margaret Hilt Linda Hine David Hiner Christy Hoeing Michael Hoeing Nancy Hume Kathy Hungerford Paula Hungerford Scott jackson Cathy jacobs Bobby jaggers jeff jarman Lois jaynes jeff johnson Steve johnson Barb jones Dwayne jones McKinney jones jesse Kastor Rick Kehrt Rick Kendall Cindy Kennedy Steve Ketchum Patti Kilgore George Kincaide jan Kleiman Brenda Knecht David Knopp jeff Koors janet Krammes Charlotte Kuhn Lester Land Tom Lane janet Lanham Greg Lanter Mark LeClerc Brian Lee Roxann Lee Kevin Leising x XV Tammy Lenox Mark Liggett Alyce Linville Keith Linville Brian Littrell Karen Littrell Teresa Logan Clark Logsdon Danna Lohman Teresa Long Mark Love Teresa Lower Gary Malcolm Becky Malson David Malson Stanley Manning Mary Markley Karen Masters Kevin Mays Charlene Mayse Debra Mayse Tony McAhern David McCaIister David McCane Cheryl McCarty Diane McCarty Rita McClure Cheryl McDaniel Lorie McDaniel Margaret McDaniel Gaylon McDonald Twyilla McDonald Pam McGowan Mindy McManus Mary lane McNew David McQueen Marcia Meo Brenda Messer Chris Messer Karen Messer Ann Miley Harold Miller lames Miller Dean Mohler Brent Mohr Mike Moody Brenda Moore Tim Moore Peggy Moran Debbie Morris Peg Morrow lames Moss Fred Mull Scott Nelson john Newhouse Tony Newhouse 7 rg l38 Chris Newman Terry Newman Melinda Niehoff Kim Nigh lanice Northam lennifer Norvell Myra Orme Tina Osting Rick Palmer leff Patterson Rosemarie Paugh Debbie Payne lim Payne Kathy Payne leff Pennington Lori Perry Lori Ann Phillips Carolyn Pike Valerie Pike Brent Poer Shari Pogue Becky Porter Sharon Powers Rick Price Cindy Prince Dan Proffitt Robert Puckett Andrea Ralston Dan Ralston Terry Rash Kim Reddish Marvin Rees Denzil Remy Kim Remy Susan Rennekamp . 4,913 xr' will Q Q51 fl , X iii ZA -7 T' CM ll as ggglxx f M 1 1 I - X . jack Reynolds jeffrey Reynolds Dennis Rhodes Bob Rich jerry Richards joyce Richards Lynn Ricker Kris Rider Kathy Robertson Micheal Robertson Shelly Robertson Barry Rogers Denise Rosfeld Scott Ruby Nick Ryckman Ricky Ryckman janet Safewright Linda Saxon Mike Schroeder Bryon Schut Marcia Sednek Brian Shanahan Kay Shauck Kim Shaw Michelle Sheehan joyce Sherwood Michelle Simmermon Darla Simmons Barney Smart jerry Smart Tom Smiley Bruce Smith Cathy Smith Kim Smith Michelle Smith Debbie Snyder john Sorrell Kenneth Sparks jeff Spencer Kevin Spilman Pat Spilman Nancy Springman Lisa Stanley Richard Starr Lynda Sterrett Ed Stevens Tonia Stout Denise Strang jim Sturgeon Valerie Swisher Roberta Tallent Bonnie Taylor Eddie Thoman Regina Thomas jim Thurston Tina Thurston Doug Tillison lanie Todd Melissa Tuley Shirley Tumilty Brenda Turner Tami Tush Robert Unverzagt Thomas Unverzagt Bob Vail Delynn VanCleave loyce Vanderber Sandy Vanlue Matt Van natta Deborah Vanwert Theresia Vonderheide Barbara Wagner Robert Wagner Diane Waits lim Walker Mark Walker Lisa Wall Patrick Warner David Webb Tim Wehr Bill Weidner loe Wells Steve Wesley Rachel West Barbara White Maxine Whitfield Carol Whitis Bart Whittacker Connie Whittle Steve Widau loyce Wildey Chris Wiley Becky Willey Bobby Williams Rita Williams Emmalee Wilson Iuanita Winningham Lee Wittenborn Chris Wolf Ken Woolston David Wright loan Yager Debbie York William York Brian Young ry ,X J IWNXX flvfg 'R ' Rhonda Davis Stuart Sheppard lack Kesterman Vicki jones , : ,r,,,-r- 'w . . -- ' VV, . 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Morgan 932-3 932-441 79 Wiltflt our y Stutt'Roz11l 3 lifc dopcnds on it, trust MLlllllgl'l'SI Farm Bufgau Fritz Whitt- ,Iohn Tit-1' Insurance David Banks 2,923 cartons of milk ago, you were about this size too. 1 'VLA A I ,.,,. I .1 'z 'v-na D-DX Hoosier Dairy Distributors of Bordons Milk and Iver Crealn -2882 5044 W. 3rd t A trvat at lmvakfast Or anytime, Frush Donuts from 4 fU. his Q 1315 N.M1tin 932-3693 - Bush County National Bank We have banking service that serves everyone. Main Office 1541 N. Main 932-11-151 Downtown Branch 117-21 N. Main 932-5371 Glenwood Branch Glenwood, IN 679-5112 ,Qxgar HY FERGUSON :nous Farm Equlvmeni NPUNEIIT GMES TB u c KS ffm Trai-4 um. a..,1 fiS'.Zi.,'.f' !f4,,.,,- N, , X My Hello! VVe've been wailing xref I to servo you at the 932-4133 RR 1 11-.Ne Arlington State Bank US. 52 Wftst 663-2221 The Men Behind the Pictures Photography GREEN 138 W. 2nd 932-4-4455 ,., Y0u'll get service with a smile when you stop in at Higgins' Shell 1044 S. Main 932-2583 You'll stand tall in shoes from Kent's 227 N. Main 932-2886 'S 'H' E '5' 218 E. 1st 932-3981 Step right inl on tires, batteries, ,loeis Distributing welcomes you in to see the great values sparkplugs, and more. RR. 1 932-26 With tools and lumber from Metzger Lumber Co., building can be fun. For the best livestock hauling anytime, anyplace, ask for Miller Garage 81 Trucking. Service doesn't end there, we also have complete auto and truck service. kid. ka 0 Phone 24 hours US. 52 West 932-5388 or 932-5377 If you order a flower for a special occasion itis sure to be perfect, because every occasion is special at Vogelis E. 6th 932-2409 Everyone is dying to go to BACICS TV for the finest stereo sets, televisions, refrigerators, washer-dryers and more . . BACK'S TV SALES AND SERVICE If you care enough to give the best, give her something from Abercrombie Jewelry 233 N. Main 932-2649 150 221 N. Morgan 932-2924 When you crave something sweet Give yourself a treat! Dari-Delight You Canit Earn Maximum Interest in a Piggy Bank! Bring Your Savings to Us RUSHVILLE NATIGNAL BANK i THE OLDES7' BANK IN RUSH COUNTY L RUSHVILLE, INDIANA MEMBERF.D.I.C. Mortgage Loans Farm Loans Personal Loans Auto Loans Business Loans Home Improvement Loans 202 N. Main 932-4-1441 I 5 B -h 629-2622 Manilla Branch 663-2377 RUShV111G Bowl 932 3389 RR 44. Box 2 For 1 uslom bulll km hen cdlnm ls, Rush Counter Tops 679-598 45 gigfwfaq ' ' Q ,M r 38-11871 325 N. Mllill wx: -v- -r - -1 . 1. ,., Q--2E'.fZ.::v.,,.-...,, .. - THE PRU8rNi1Ai i 'E Vx 2 A.. 1 2 I 'G5uiai:.cLUIll,,.zaa, UE P+. mb.1 S n A ' I ' X Q 1 5 ' frqf' 3 T Q 4 1 jf 2 f w 1 K In Lx If cl, n A xx If if ' ft 1 , gina 2 . I ..-. - H1311 ', Q A, ' ij! ' ' ' 4.1 -fi.1:.o.-ni .1-44-rid. ww-Z: - L3 Llm...,gJa.. 1 wx.. , g . ,' ..--- 1 HQ., L.. .4 4 QX Q 5 N111 fm. AM-,f..,.,,,,,,, 4...-7 I ? - fi--..-.. I A ' YT... , Q i' Q Q' 4 ft, ,. 1 A Big Salute and Congratulations TofT5wC0ass OG Sfwwu Mr. Pizza 'kivkt the Shoe Fits . . . It Must Be from Neffas NEEES SHOE STORE 1 3 N. Main 932-3581 , Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc. Eastern Division gl y 52 W 932 3911 Weid like to Corner your business WIL CAMERON'S 'mm' WAITE DRUGS Serving Rush County for Z5 Years 7th 8: Main Phone 932-2408 For a deal ll'lk1l,S a steal . . . rammer Lincoln Mercury 145 W. 3rd 932 29 1 1 I , 'Ui 1700 N.Mi1in 56 The vouch knows that his .4 Find all of your players lllm I just have automotive needs at to play right, they have to look right - so they go to Rush County 2Otl1 Century Auto Supply 701 N. lVluiii Pl'I'lilIlS 2 ART MULLIN MOTOR SALES Yvlu-tlivr you mint ai new Buick, Pouliuv, Olilsmolmilo, Caulilluo, or un O.K. used 4-ur. stop in to see us 932-3316 M PV e can be very friendlyp' W H ,ir v 1 ZF All tired out? Come to see Sun0e0's Tires, For new snow tires, radials, or polyglass treads H B' Bogardas Sunoco 5 1510 N. Main X 9324028 Docs your special planl need a helping hand? Take it lo Once upon a Curtis Brothers' mattress, life is a dream. f M .5134 ,, ,,-,.- aw ri J 'Lf 2 . -A-M. ...-..,,,w M W Q T RUSHVILLE FLORIST We look good on 1114-outside, and wc- luslv good on lluw inside. J usr-Rite From l11ll1C11lN70kS to URTIS BROTHER Twenty-Seven Years The House Of Service 2 Mile Soulheasl on U.S. 52 932 3366 1626 N. Main Q 6 r,,Q Hiilktnann lo your personal wish, 158 Hrinring Darrel and Ramona Wilkinson 116-118 W. 2nd 932-3337 C l , fi'fi-L'i,-r.g:f::-:.-2-::-:-I----1 n ' -' ra w I X 9 3 R li.. S LLEPH FSrig3iI?TIW N IDNS Don't fill just your prescription needs, fill any need at The Rushville Pharmacy Y, -..... Q HAK- W- P HA 4-47 302 N. Main 932-3328 ' 3 2 2 ' 72'-I+ X 'i 3 . X l'l'l 2 4 We're kr J E always ' beak ready ' heips Seize farmers you. I help you. Rm J. E. DEAN SALES 932 zao Puma: M.i,, 932-3931 3986 137 W. 2nd Weare ready, willing, and able to serve you at the Enrhin iintvl C Sz K S3168 and Service 224 N. Morgan 932-2300 'Y 9 K -L4L..s.. .gr NJ 932-41 At Trane, we work hard to make your life a lilalle more comforlalrlf All? COND! I' 10171176 PO. Box 932-4 You Can Afford a Ford From RUSHVILLE FORD, INC. .lunr tion 3 and 52 :' i.S.N..!'W.:i1 r YQ.-nun-rw--1 NL A i ' a- I Q Serving our Lions with Full Sports Coverage ' 'ffl I ,I J on yoti4FlVl Dial PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Phillip H. Badell Budget Becker lnsuranee Conroy's Supermarket R. L. Coon Jr. Excavating Mayor Raymond M. Gibson Howell Brothers Mr. and Mrs. David A. Malson MEL Printing Co. Milleras Drive-ln Moster 81 Sons Mortuary A. S. Roberts, Jr., D.D.S. Evelyn ,l. Rieker Rees Standard Bush County B.E.M.C. Sehnadig Corporation Thomas X. Shaver, D.D.S. Miki- Smith's Body Shop Village Pantry Dr. Kenneth E. Wcrflczking Western Auto Wilrlin Florist Weave Got a Bumper Crop of New and Used Cars at BILL KIRKHAM AUTO SALES h Main Street B For the best deals in town AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ms, Barbara ...................... 102 ms, Diane .. .... .. ms, Tony . . . ..... . . emics and Faculty s , Ann . .......... . s, Deborah ....... s, Greg ...... S, leffrey ..... s, Linda .... s, Kim ....... rtisements .... , Tammy . . . ty, lames ..... ..........116 ............132 ................52-73 .....83,85,92,102 .....85,87,92,102 ............116 .......93,124 .......84,132 ......84,87,116 141-162 I I f I fzisfzii, 95,124 ge, Brian .... ................... 1 32 ge, Diane ......... 71, 85, 87, 90, 100, 102 ge, Michelle ............. 68, 85, 92, 124 nder, Elizabeth 46, 48, 71, 76, 83, 85, 89, 90, 102 nder, Terri . . . . . .... , Rita ..... , Bonnie .... Ella ..... Ioy .... Karen ..... Linda ....... rson, Teresa .... rson, Vicki . . . , Lois .t ....... , Sherri ........ . . . rong, Becky ..... . . ier, lane ..... onnie .... ick ....... , Donetta . . . , loe ...... , Mellody . . . ch, lim ...... Illliisslisifiwif ...........85, ...43,84,87,88, ..iifffiis3f84f I 1 r I .43 85889092 116 116 102 102 116 124 132 132 ...83 85 B7 88102 102 , , , , ,102 ......70,88,89,124 ............68,132 ..........116 . . . .85, 92, 102 .....69,124 102 Ch, Steve ......................... 116 1 32 ch,Tim ........................... BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Debbie ........... 68, 76, 83, 84, 92, 116 132 Gary ................ Kim .... on ......... d, Cheryl .... , Kammi . . . ...'.70,84,132 ......29,69,'l32 .....68,85,88,124 d,leff.... d, Leesa ..... .... 4 5, 69,85,90, 102 d, Mark ....... ............... 1 32 d, MaryAnn . . . . . . . . .77,85,87,94,124 d, Phil ........ .............. 1 16 ,Michelle. . . . . ......... 83,102 ,Myron.... ...... ..132 ,Mel..... .. .... .69,124 ll . . .... ............. 3 5 ball ..... .... 2 6, 27, 28, 29 loe .... ....... 7 0,124 Scott. . . ........ 116 Wade. . . . ...... 102 yrna .... ..... 84 , 132 r, Brian . . . . . .... 70, 93,132 r, loyce . . . . ........ 116 ft, lean . . . , Mike ...... ,Steve , lacquelin .... ,Shannon . . . . . ct, Chuck ..... , Brenda ..... , Chuck . . . t, Dixie ..... , Charles . . . ni ....... Mark .... , l. R. .... , Scot .... fred . . . n .... l'l'l3 ..... . ck ......... an, Shirley .... nna ......... m ......... Brenda .... onnie ..... el, Brian . . . el, Mark . . . David ...... Deborah . . . oe ...... ...ss .....85,124 .....71,102 ..........132 ............124 ...........23,'l32 .....21,33,86,116 ......46,47,124 .......21,102 ....84,92,132 .....21,22,69,70,124 ........29,36,70,132 .....31,89,91,93,124 ............21,124 ....43,68, as, 95, 124 ............102 .....84,132 ....43,85,124 .....93,116 .....85,124 .....82,124 ......70,93,132 . . . . .88,89,91,93,102 ............93,116 Borders, Fred ..... Borders, Steve .... Bostic, laney . .. Bostic, Martin .... Bostic, Mike ... . Bostic, Tim ......... Bowles, Debbie .... Bowles, Michael .... Bowles, Sally ....... Bowling, David ..... Bowling, lon ..... Bowling, Lesa .... Bowling, Mike .... ...,69, .....68,84, . ....... 87, .....68,88, ..........23, .........22,68, . . . . .19,43,77,90, 23 28 29 Brammer, Clark ....... . . 90, ioof Brandenburg, Don .... ........ 6 9, 103, Brashaber, Phil ..... Breece, Kathy .... Brees, Steve . . . . Brewer, Dawn .... Brett, Danny . . . Brown, Anna ... Brown Bonnie .. . . . .. .......31,93, .....83,84, ..-........ .....68,84, Brown: Becky ................. 83, 85, 87, Brown, David ..... 35, 79, 83, 86, 90, 99, 102, ' 83 Brown, Dennis . . ..... Brown, Larry . .. . . . . Brown, Tami . . . Brown, Thad . . . Brumfield, lim ...... Bruns, Steve .......... Buchanan, Raymond . . Buck, Mark .......... Buckley, Debbie ...... Buckley, Greg . . Buckley, Melinda. Buckley, Molly ....... Buckley, Wayne .... Burge, Brett . . . . .. Bur ess, Ken ..... Burshart, Brenda .... Burkhardt, David . . . Burkhart, Mike . . . Burton, lason .. . . Burton, Linda ..... Burton, Paul .... Burton, Tom . . . Burton, Vivian .... Busald, Esther .... Busald, Helen .... Busald, lohn ..... Bussberg, jerry ..... Bussberg, Karen .... Byard, Connie . ....... Byrne, lohn .......... ...,... ......... 70, .46, 48, 68, 69, 83, Ifffiffffffllllssl ....71, ....69, 84, 'IIIQfI9if ..IIhiQ6sQ9if .......21,93, . ........... 29, .QII1i,9'5'iz'iss'99' I I I I ...........-... ............. . ....... 68, ....69,85,87, ........93, .....21,22, ............84,91, ............70,91, 102 116 132 124 116 116 116 132 132 132 132 102 132 102 111 124 116 103 133 103 116 124 103 103 103 133 103 116 124 116 133 116 133 124 116 133 116 103 124 124 103 133 124 103 103 103 133 124 103 125 125 116 133 133 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Cadwallader, Kim ..... Cain, Debbie ....... Cain, Mark ......... Cameron, Bonnie . . Cameron, Cathy .... Cameron, Chris ..... Cameron, Craig, ..... Cameron, Deb ie ..... Campbell, Bill ...... Carfield, Keith .... Carder, Kevin .... Carlin, Bill ....... Carlton, Tina . .... . . Carmony, Todd ..... Carpenter, Eva ...... Carpenter, Gina ...... Carpenter, Kenneth . . . Carpenter, Linda ...... Carr, Kathy ....... Carr, Rick ........ Carrigan, Lisa ......... Carrigan, Shaun ...... Carter, Kathy ..... Case, Henry .... Case, ludy . . . Case, Rut .... . Caudell, Mary .... Chance, Cin y .... Chandler, lohn . . . Cheatham, lim . . . Cheerleaders ..... Chew, Dan . . . . Chew, Laura ..... Christian, Bill ..... Clapp, Bob ..... Clapp, Carl .... ............ss,a7, . .... 6a,as,sa,s9, .........69,93, iiif46f68f ......as, .....2a,92, ....7o,1oo, iiiii69f89f . ..... 95, ......a4, fiiii35f9sf ..........84,94, ii..85i 88, 89, 96, 92,' ............43,aa, .71828990 , , , ,91,93, .........7o,a3,s4, ..........,.23,93, .....a3,as, 1'.ibizI9iQi15if9if9iQ 125 125 133 133 133 125 125 103 103 116 125 116 116 116 103 133 125 103 125 103 133 103 133 133 103 125 125 133 125 .82 .......42,43 125 Illliiliifzbif 133 116 125 125 Clapp, Tom . . . Clark, lulie . . . . Clark, Mike ....... Clark, Penny ....... Clayton, Georgine Clement, Lisa ....... Clement, Torrie .... Clemons, Gary ...... Clemons, Sharon .... Clifford, Mark ..... Clifton, Mary Fran Cochran, Cheryl . . i ....47,68,71,83,116 ..........,21,116 84 92 , ,116 .........85,125 .....68,83,85, 103 .........84,133 116 . . . .21,22, ....68,84,133 ............125 116 Clifford, Mike ....... .............. . . . .68,83,84,88,116 116 Cochran, Donald .... ............. Coffey, Kathy ..... Coffey, Mark .... Coffin, Greg ...... Cohee, Cheryl ..... Cole, Bob ....... Cole, Darrell .... Cole, Linda .... Cole, Terry ........ Cole, Timothy ..... Collyer, Mark ..... Comer, Gregg . . . . . Comer,Iane................ . .... 69,84,89,116 .........29,133 .......93,125 ....68,84,133 ......93,133 ......93,116 ....68,84,133 ......93,125 ..........103 ............116 ........69,91,103 . . .43, 83, 85,125 Conner, Karen ....................... 71,125 Conner, Maryjane . .71, 83, 85, 86, 89, 90, 91, 98, 103 Connolly, Phillip .................. ...... 1 33 Cooley, Bob . ...... .... 23 , 29, 69, 70, 132,133 Coon, Denise . . . ............ 85, 87, 103 Coon, Mindy ...... .......... 68 , 83, 133 Cooning, Lucy ..... ...... 77 , 82, 83, 99, 103 Copley, Dennis .... ................ 6 9, 125 Copple, Bruce ..... ..... 27 , 69, 71, 76, 87, 116 Corn, Pam ,..... ............ 84 , 88, 116 Corn, Pat ..... ............. 6 9, 117 Corn, Penny ..... .... 84 , 133 Cornett, Danny . ..... ..... 1 25 Cornett, Karen ....... ...,...... 1 25 Cornpropst, David .... ............ 1 33 Cox, Darlene ........ ........... 8 3, 103 Cox, Kim .......... ..... 6 9, 71, 84, 117 Cox, Valorie ..... ..... 4 5, 83, 94, 117 Craven, Carla . . . . ......... 84, 133 Craven, David ..... ....... 7 0, 133 Craven, Dennis .... .... 91 , 93, 133 Craven, Richard . . . ...... 95, 103 Craven, Suzie ......... .125 Crawford, Bill ..... .... 7 6, 83, 103 Crawford, Scott . . . .... ..... 1 29 Cregar, Glenda . . . . .... 84, 133 Cregar, leff ..... .... 6 9, 117 Cregar, lerry .... ..... 1 33 Cregar, Kenny ..... ..... 1 17 Crisman, lim ...... ...... . 134 Crisman, Stephen .... ........ 1 17 Crisman, Todd .... Crosley, Keith ..... Cross Country ..... Cross, leff ........ ..........117 134 . . . .70,71, .......- .36 . ...... 117 Crousore, Nancy Crowder, Bever y .... .... 8 5, 87,125 Cull, Kim . ............................. 125 Cull, Louise ................... 45, 68, 84, 134 Cull, Pamela. . . . . . . 45, 83, 85, 86, 88, 90, 92, Cullum, Neville ................... 27, 37, Custer, Cheryl. .18, 19, 43, 45, 71, 83, 88, 90, 103 103 102, 103 134 Custer, Shelley .......... 43, 45, 70, 84, 88, DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Daniels, Phyllis ....... ............... 88 , 103 Daubenspeck, Larry . . . ....... 69, 71, 86,117 Davis, Alyson ........ Davis, Beth ....... . Davis, Cynthia .... Davis, Dennis . . . Davis, Donalee . . . . Davis, Laurie .... Davis, Laurie .... Davis, Linda ..... Davis, Rhonda. .... . . . Dawson, Charles ..... Dawson, Christine Dean, Cathy .......... Dean, Terry ...... . . Deaton, Steve . . . Deck, Debbie . . . De elow Laura g D , .... Dennis, Ieff ..... ....69,a2,a6, 91, .7s,s7,aa,91, II 'I5i'5i3' ....84,92, .......85, ......68,82, .....43,89,91, .................. 19, 86, 87, 90, 94, 98, .........70,84,91, ............70,93, .....83,85,92, ......70,84, .....21,31,69, 117 125 125 125 117 125 125 117 140 134 103 134 117 125 103 134 125 Dennis, Floyd Durbin, Durbin Durbin rm Tom Dye, Dyer, Dyer, Dyer Dyer Eakins, Eakins Earnest arnest a ley Fahey, Louis .... Fahrner, lulie . . . Fancher, Phyllis . Farley, Beth Ann Farlow, Bruce . . Farlow, Deborah Farthing, Susan . Fecher, Marion . Fecher, Maureen Rose.... Freeman, Freshman ...... Frost, Chris ..... Frye, lim ...... 'T-s, Frye, Rhonda. . . Fussner Bev-mv-... Fussnerf leff .... Fussner, lohn..... Fussner, Pam . . . GAA .......... Gabbard, Cindy Gabbert, jeff . . . Gahimer, Karen Gardner, Gardner, Gentry Gentry, George, a Gerhardt, M ry . lim . Phil .... Susan . . . Bessie . Don . . 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Q . , ,- ol, ,Dam W4 A final cleaning job on the old locker uncovers two sticky peppermints, a smelly pair of socks, and that five-month overdue library book. The year flew by rapidly and the time has come to give someone else a chance to complain about the parking, belt out the choruses of Rushville High, and stand in front of the bookstore all lunch hour. But the year will never be gone. The memories will remain in this yearbook for fond referencesp the year will be reminisced over and over at class reunionsp and the special moments will never escape from the corners of the mind and the bottom pf the eart. ,l . ug