Shawnee High School - Indian Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

v, «{ Jlc a-Jtdc: 5C - - Shawnee High School Student Life Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Administration Faculty Staff Sports Organizations Advertisements 107 123 127 147 171 In dedication to ttie students, faculty, and staff of Sfiawnee High School 1929-1979 1KB l i! ' !J ' In perfect honour, perfecrtmt and gentleness to all maB4« You trod the golden pathUa Then left the world and yout h tjti lltn d Ah, no! ' tis we who fade aoetU a ii ■ ■ -t , ; - And you, from Time ' s sln ' trirfifenTgT rp ' ft Shall pass from strength tcf-siferrgSi arrCZ scale .xr - — The steps of immortality. . !■ .JK ' OPENING OF SCHOOL SHAWNEE ' S FIFTIETH YEAR 1978 HOMECOMING WEEK During Shawnee High School ' s Football Homecoming Week, the students participated in Gold and White Day, Star Day, Kiddie Day, and Indian Day. 10 11 HOMECOMING QUEEN NOMINEES The Senior Class Homecoming Queen nominees and their escorts were: (from left to right) Lisa Alvey and Eugene Hinderer; Jimmy Beichler and Dina Noll; Ralph Ray and Deborah Phillips; Tammy Bailey and Nick Drury; Brenda Porter and Barry Morton (not pictured). The Junior Class Homecoming Queen nominees and their escorts were: (from left to right) Joni Driskell and Jeff Agee; Lisa Webb and Kevin Hartman; Cindy Miller and Russell Ballard; Lisa Bray and Glenn Baughman; Rhonda Durbin and Robbie Dennison e Sophomore Class Homecoming Queen nominees d their escorts were; (from left to right) Philip )rnelius (not shown) and Dana Robinson; Ron Carson d Charese Price; Lea Noonan and David Eggers; jrilyn Parker and David Redd; Kim Nally and Richard owner (not shown). The Freshmen Class Homecoming Queen nominees and their escorts were: (from left to right) Peggy Crawford and James Knox; Cheryl Davis and Timmy Nichols; Rhonda McGeorge and Timmy Ashy; Judy Olinick and Mark Goatley; Caria Owen and Robin Wilson (not shown). HOMECOMING QUEEN and COURT Shawnee High School ' s 1978 Homecoming Queen was Senior, Deborah Phillips. ng halftime of the Homecoming game, the queen and her t: Deborah Phillips and escort, Ralph Ray; Brenda Porter escort, Barry Morton; Lisa Alvey and escort, Eugene lerer were presented to cheering fans. Shawnee High School ' s principal Mr. John R. Whiting presented the corsage and trophy to the queen. , , -..V W Tt . I 6 7 n COUNSELOR Ir-™ p ' •• - - - Ill ' ■■ ' ■■ ■■■■■■■ll J-r o ' - 17 s St z BE :. af 18 Tff?n ' FSttJ ' ' l-.: -A i. ' 75rUl , ' J--V . 7 :P ti nil-.i ' crn- ' . tfL V ;l ' rVft-y; .VK4JU -,WV lBltd U«,JJ«. ' ggt:4 ' .A: -VT .V- - .-ll.X. 1 i Jt.  J l l l  JW)ej 19 DRAMA PRESENTS CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Cheaper by the Dozen a comedy set in the 1920 ' s, concerns a large middle-class family and the hilarious way they deal with problems of twelve children. A family council meeting - Everybody line up! ' 20 ' V-A ' fV)h ' .7 t -,Ti:v ' (. - -t.iv.i I J-;l-■ .lvA.f ' . l JlS5 i ' ik lUCti '  . ' ll ' ' J Ualk;W■W U WiJ,. WJ H n .« ■rJ■ -r.■; l -. lAl. vaA J E:;m The cast and crew of Cheaper By The Dozen : Top Row - Denise Nichols, Darryl Covington, Cherise Williams, Mrs. Karen Shireman (Sponsor), Jeffrey Rice, John Flood, DeAnn Anderson, Steve Esterly, Cindy Bray, Lisa Alvey. Bottom Row - Shari Kaufman, Lisa Dailey, John Higgins, Lisa Bray, Brenda Barnhardt. idy Bray, Anne introduces her boyfriend Larry , Steve Esterly to her ter Ernestine , Lisa Dailey. 21 HYPNOTIST VISITS PSYCHOLOGY CLASSES Hypnotist Don Clark demonstrates his amazing ability Mr. Clark explains that it Is the subject who hypnotizes himself. The students under hynosis were not asleep, but fully aware and even more conscious of what Is going on around them than are when fully awake 22 m KH Ti ;. j?iAa ' a;i -.X.Kj;i .i;.u j.£fT7TrjiL ' anwTi.i . ' r jT?j?i. ' g Tigiqi?ir.?g?:TJVni;iyva9MTTijroft;jc j v;ifc MrjwrK ' jj agTiU«.c ' l j j iia i]ryr ' T .-- t,U ' i).WHJU-AW Your eyes are getting heavy, heavy; you are getting more and more relaxed . . . 23 CAREER DAY AT SHAWN Representatives from colleges, businesses, industry, military services, and police come to Shawnee to present career alternatives to the student body. Students were acquainted with the skills and aptitude needed for work. Students were informed of the value of work. ■ ■ ■ • f ' W§ ■ ' y ' 24 ' H-U(J .--Nij - .■;-.;lv - ' .-,. ' v.v,. ' i - M- ' v UUL-iL ' - iV • ' .--jR-n.Wf ? - ? . ' T i i ' n.  g.-t. ' :B- ----.-. ' i- ' - .I-, ' - v.■■V. ' ; ' . . ' ...k;nvv . a J Jr - .- ' w o«ww FASHION ERCHANDISING 1 . I fr A N D O SE 1 V ' u i orJH m 1 0_ 25 PLAYS PRESENTED BY ACTOR ' S THEATRE A troup from Actor ' s Theatre presented a series of plays to ttie English classes of Shawnee High School m iiir i miK 26 H: l kW -■- t ' .:A.t-hS-Vl...-i-; ' i.l. ' ? ' A ' !-- g T l S -jm,;V You couid hear a pin drop as Actor ' s Theatre captivates its audience 27 NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD WINNERS Karen Eaton Sphere , Honorable Mention. . iSB: Srf;- ' : f ' :M • i l- v: V Paul Blevins Hung Horse , Gold Key. KSMJ ' Brian Davis Nlgtit Bridge , Blue Ribbon - sent to New York City for National Stiow. M-: M s ■ ' ■ y- m fc- ;5 ' - Jamie Brockman For Sale , Gold Key. 7? }y ?y -- Joyce Arnold Kentucky Coffee Tree , Blue Ribbon. Steve Bowen Blue Morning, Black Day , Honorable Mention. Jamie Brockman ' s Just Passing Thru , Blue Ribbon, sent to NYC. for National show. Scot Whitfield ' s Light of the Future , Honorable Mention Kevin Nevit ' s Textures In Nature , Gold Key 30 Susan Burba ' s Shadows Along the River , Honorable Mention Steve Walker ' s The Pause That Refreshes , Honorable Mention 31 1. Tom Askew ' s Gold Feeling . 2, Janice Burkett ' s Stand Tall , Honorable Mention. i, K ' Mb ' flfeL ' T H r! ' -i sl jM B y-M H ' U B m 1 ' , ' ' M 3 Geoff Schackerfs Going Up . Honorable Mention. 4. Darlene Bryant ' s Sf and Light . Honorable Mention. 2. Eugene Hinderer ' s Reflections of Life , Honorable Mention hy Arnold ' s Comfort , Honorable Mention. 33 PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR e e,nje-H . Photographer of the Year was awarded to two Juniors: Stephen Waiker and Geoffrey Schackert. Both young men won Honorable Mention In the National Scholastic Photography Award. They also work as Yearbook staff photographers- Congratulations! (Page 34 photo 1 - Geoff Schackert. photos 2.3 - Stephen Walker: Page 35 photo 1 - Stephen Walker, photos 2.3.4 - Geoff Schackert). 3 ■ II 1 34 MISS CALENDAR GIRL 36 MISS JANUARY MISS FEBRUARY Lisa Webb MISS MARCH Cindy Bray MISS APRIL Lisa Wright Marilyn Davis 37 MISS MAY MISS JUNE Cindy Miller MISS JULY Brenda Bishop MISS AUGUST Tanette Ross Jackie Criswell 38 MISS SEPTEMBER MISS OCTOBER Lisa Dailey MISS NOVEMBER Rhonda Fuge MISS DECEMBER 1 ' A 1 I i p - ,-, ' ■ 1 Ir. .0 1 f 1 k ' i c? Rhonda Durbin Jennifer Pearson 39 These are some of the yearbooks produced during Shawnee ' s fifty years. Left to Right - 1933, 1977, 1940, 1962, 1952. Center - 1930 40 41 MR. AND MISS SENIOR LISA DAILEY EUGENE HINDERER SENIOR FAVORITES MOST ATTRACTIVE m. s MOST FRIENDLY SENIOR FAVORITES MOST HUMOROUS ,■ ii ! . -.j«mgwa ;: «a r: MOST ATHLETIC MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED MOST STUDIOUS 5. . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED XT , ' ' - ' ' -- - MOST TALENTED SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bottom Row: Co-Chair.: Lisa Alvey; Asst. Sec.:.Jeannie Covington Top Row: Hist.: Lisa Dailey; Chair: Robert Badger; Tres.: Terri Carter; Sgt. of Arms: Barbara Farley; Sec: Cindy Bray; Act. Director: Becl y Buckman One typical morning you wal e up, rub tlie sleep from your eyes and suddenly, it hits yo u smack in the face: Hey I ' m a Senior! You think of all the years that you ' ve dreamed of making it this far. You think back- way back- about twelve long years ago to the first day of school. Remember it? Mom saying goodbye and kids crying, that smelly paste and construction paper, the round scissors and fat crayons. You went through elementary school, making little friends, getting your first lick, playing kickball on the playground. And soon, you went from a great big sixth grader to a little seventh grader. You felt like the lowest form of academic life on earth, a runt in a Pygmie tribe, lost in a forest of Juniors and Seniors. These were the years you prepared for life in big, bad Senior High School: the years of CORE, Home Ec, and Shop; several teachers instead of just one or two, the beginning of real homework. Then, in a blur of teachers, friends and time, you have passed the Prom and Ring Day, suddenly you are in Grade Twelve. There ' s no class to look up to any more; your class is it. Everyone pays special attention to you because you ' ll be the one of the very next to go . Every year, classes below are steadily pushing you and your companions closer and closer to the edge of the big, wide world. Now you ' ve arrived. It ' s really just a small step before . . . You wake up out of a daze and realize you ' re late. You quickly start Into a daily routine that will end all too soon. John Beebee GEORGE ADAIR DONALD AGE DAVID AKINS CINDY ALBRECHT RAYMOND ALBERT TERRY ALLEN BONNIE ALVEY LISA ALVEY RAM ALVEY CURT ANDERSON JUANA ANDERSON MARK ANDERSON NICK ANDERSON SHEERE ANDROSKI JEFF ARNOLD JOYCE ARNOLD MARILYN ASHBY WAYNE ASHBY EDWIN ASKEW JULIE ATER PENNY BACK ROBERT BADGER STEVE BAGBY PAULA BAILEY TAMMY BAILEY BRENDA BAKER ROGER BAKER MARSHA BARBEE WENDY BARBER BRENDA BARNHART PHILLIP BAXTER DONNA BEARD JOHN BEEBEE JAMES BEICHLER CYNTHIA BELL ROBERT BENNETT TERESA BENNETT JOY BICKEL MARK BIERLY CONNY BISHOP KEVIN BLAKE KIM BLAKEMAN TAMMY BLAND TRAVIS BLANTON DAVID BLEVINS DANNY BOND CYNTHIA BONER MIKE BORDERS TONY BOSTIC JAMES BOSTON JR. THERESA BOYD ii MM GERTRUDE BOW VICKIE BOWLIN LISA BRADY ROY BRAMLETT VICKIE BRAMLETT DAVID BRATCHER CYNTHIA BRAY GREGORY BRAY CHARLES K. BROWN CHARLES T..BROWN MARK BROWN MARY BROWN NORMA BROWN DONNA BROWNING JULIE BRUDERLE DARLENE BRYANT RONALD BRYSON MICHAEL BUCKHAM BECKY BUCKMAN MIKE BUIS PAULA BURKS MARVIN BYBEE MAUREEN BYERS LISA CARROLL BRENDA CARTER TERRI CARTER DEMETRIA CATHEE PAULA CLARK KATHY CLAYBROOKS DARRYL COVINGTON JEANNIE COVINGTON CHERYLINE CRAWFORD LISA DAILEY KAREN ENGLAND BARBARA FARLEY NANCY FARLEY ALISA FERGUSON KIM FEY KIM FIELDS LEWIS FISHER PAUL FISCHER JOHN FLAHERTY JOHN FLOOD BARBARA FLUHR CHRIS FOGEL THOMAS FOOTE GLENN FORG PERRY FRANK TERESA FRANKLIN MARK FRENCH RHONDA FUGE KEVIN HARTMAN ROBERT HERT EUGENE HINDERER DANIEL HORNBACK JAMES HOWARD FRANCIS MATTINGLY DONNA MULLINS DINA NOLL SHERRI ORR JOYCE PARKER THERESA PARKER TONY PATTERSON X ULUf JRWm raJtfl : ' ; ; . 1? ' 5 iy|  %ii«iil i JvMb ' ' JW John Higgins croons his way into our hearts at the Homecoming pep rally. CAROLYN PAYNE ROBERT PAYNE VICTORIA PAYNE CHARLES PERKINS TIM PERRY DEBORAH PHILLIPS BRENDA PORTER DARRYL POWELL JENNIFER QUIGGINS ANGIE RANDOLPH CURTIS REED iSHEILA REEVES JEFFEREY RICE BRUCE RODGERS DELISSA RODGERS VELVET ROGERS MARDINA RUNNER JOYCE ANN THORP Jeff Rice and Jofin Higgins display Indian Spirit. TIM TURNER DONNA VOILS ■|L mSt- - H AMY WELLS ■ 7 KAREN WILL CHERISE WILLIAMS JOHN WOOSLEY l — 1 ' rT f •v. ' ' ., H i R ' W v SENIORS LAST WORDS lAVID MICHAEL AKINS ACTIVITIES: Football 3.4; FAVORITE MEMORIES: Beating Western 20-15 77-78. Junior year, parties. Peacock ' s science fiction class 77-78: AMBITION: To be rich: LIKE TO FORGET: 78-79 fooball season. Shawnee lunches, all the limes I messed up; WILL: Better luck to my sisters when they come down here. AYMOND ALBERT ACTIVITIES: None; FAVORITE MEMORIES: Accounting II with SB. LA. MB. Always being late to homeroom. Typing II with all the girls. All Ihe fun time I had while I could with LLM. AMBITION: None; WILL; I will to my brothers all the troubles I had as a . to MB my 69 Mustang, Tiy body to LLM SA MARIE ALVEY ACTIVITIES: Fencing 1. Powder Puff 3. Student Council 4. Beta Club 4. FBLA 3.4 (Vice President 4). Drama 4. Junior Achievement 2; FAVORITE MEMORIES: Softball with Beechmont. HR Puff ' n Stuff, EHGCHAHPPB. I cant even believe you . Watch out she ' s a 40 . the 3rd time around, best friend Jacl( S Pam. BBBBRALFKSJF. football homecoming court 1978 game. Calendar Girl Contest. Florida 78-80. parents, and family. The Outlaws. AMBITION: To be a certified public accountant and to always have money. LIKE TO FORGET: Have a nice day-See ya ' tomorrow . •Figure-it-out . arguments with Steve. IRT L. ANDERSON ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1. Friendliest 4; FAVORITE MEMORIES; Traveling through Indiana with N.D.. commando raids with D.C, and K.R.. beer. Ohio State 9-30-78. basketball games, concerts, parlies, picnics. D.B-. getting crazy, draggin ' home on the X-way with K.B.. J.A.. and J.B.. Convenient New Year ' s eve ' 77 AMBITION: To write for ROLLING STONES and to be independtly wealthy; WILL: to J.A. my J.B. tape, to KB, a pack of dust kickers, to T.B. something to do. NA ANDERSON ACTIVITIES: Choir 4; FAVORITE MEMORIES: The times that Cindy. Tammy and I cut school and got by with it. all the good limes at Fairdalewlth my old friends, the good times that Barbara F, and I had our senior year, and the good times with Gary; AMBITION: To become a Flight Attendent; LIKE TO FORGET: Paul Brown, ail the cold days riding TARC home; WILL: I will Cindy B, a good grade in history, CE ARNOLD ACTIVITIES: Pep Club. NJBOTC. NJROTC Cheerleader. Majorette. Student Council. Drill Team; FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the good times as SHS. fun lime wlh Darlene B. cutting classes, the night I met Donnie S. (Nov 18. 1978). Mr. Terry ' s math class all the good times with D.B,. MS.. D,S.. K.D.. L,K,, J, P.. E,A, AMBITION: To get a good job and marry Donnie and to be a good wife, to make him happy: LIKE TO FORGET: All the times I got caught cutting, and especially 3 teachers, Ms, House. Ms, Miller and Mr, Peacock, The times I was with Joe Poliskle: WILL: Mr. Piper all Ihe jelly he can eat. all my time 10 Donnie. my diploma to mom, ILYN ASHBV HCTIVITIES: Deca 3,4. Student Council 4. Football Homecoming Candidate: FAVORITE MEMORIES: All he good times al Shawnee 78 and 79, Jr, cut day al 3tler Creek, Ring day. all the times me and Norma J, got crazy, parties, riding arond. al the people I ' ve net. Being Eugene Johnson ' s aide 5lh per,, and all he things mom and dad have done for me. winter ' 9. Summer school 75 at Valley. Valley pool, IMBITION: I hope to get a good job. and make my larents proud of me, LIKE TO FORGET: U turns, my 7th birthday parly, all the F ' s I made Cheerleading -youts. going to Stuart, long bus rides, bus wrecks, nd a few bad times, WILL: N,B, a few pounds, J.A. new hairdo. T,F, a diving board. ND, a date that font get sick, and my brother and sister successful chool at Shawnee MA, all the good limes I had al hawnee, ATER CITIVITES: Basketball 2, DECA 3.4. CO-OP 4. Best ooking 4, FAVORITE MEMORIES: Groucho friends W. JB. JW. JM. MP. JB. KW. KA, AB, CB, SB Lw ' 77-78, picnics, D,B., Eagles concert, Tequilla Sunrise . Bickel ' s parties, close talks with B,W„ Ky, bombers, Mr, Gattis, Shattered LRS-102, last day at Doss with V.C, and A,B,, Carey ' s class. Byerly ' s class, family parents. 10-17-78. and Jeff, AMBITION: To have money, some day own a Firebird and to go college and be happy, LIKE TO FORGET: Getting up early, ride to school. F.O., Bachelors ' party, McDonalds. 10-15-78. sophomore year. J.N.. all the fights. ROBERT BADGER ACTIVITIES: Fiddler on the Roof. South Pacific 1. The Sound of Music 2. Debate 1. Choir 1.2.4. Madrigals 1.2.3. German Club 4. European Concert Tour 3 all state chorus 4. yearbook staff 2.3. calendar girl committee 4. Sr. Class Pres.. Beta Club 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society 4. Sr, Adivsory Comm, 4, FAVORITE MEMORIES: Europe 77. Washington 78. Pearl Harbor Day. SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER! Great times with Barry, nice limes with Peg. Beta Convention 78. Psychology. Mr, Langneh ' s classes. Summer Jam II. Otter Creek, AMBITION: To be a successful attorney and get married, LIKE TO FORGET: Dec. 31. 78. the P.C, left. B.T,. bus rides, walking Peg to the door when it was cold. Kneeling to the Purceline goddess. WILL: a quiet homeroom to Mr, McNabb; a maintenance free car to B,J.; to CB, B,B, a white boyfriend; a trip to Harlow ' s to T.C, a bass section to Mr, Lin; a lower laugh and Dolly Parton to MB,, a ride to school for TV., a McDonald ' s to Peggy Price, a day without study halls to Mr, Langnehs and Mr, Harris. STEVE BAGBV ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1.2.3.4. Track 1 Cross Cnimlru ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1.2.3.4. Track 1. Cross Country 1.2. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Accounting i.ll with L.A.. R,A,. M.B.. and D.B. Tennis team. AMBITION: To become a CPA and tennis pro, LIKE TO FORGET: Scott Farmer ' s reasons lor not playing me in Tennis, WILL: ' 68 Chevy to LA,, body to M.B,. a bottle ol S,S. to J,F. PAULA SUE BAILEY (POLLY) ACTIVITIES: Choir 1.2, FAVORITE MEMORIES: Going to Canada. Florida. Georgia. Michigan, Washington D, C, Redoiing Pa, Baltimore, Fort Mchenry, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Six Flags over Georgia. Chattanoga. Ashland. West Virginia, with Ihe Youth Choir at Church and meeting a lot of new friends in high school. Ring Day. WILL: My ability to travel to anyone that has never gone anywhere, TAMARA BAILY (TAMMY) ACTIVITIES: Fresh, Football, Soph. Jr, Powder Puff. Jr, Sr, Homecoming, FAVORITE MEMORIES: Super friends like K,L.. KW,, M,v , and the rest. Summer of ' 78. Partyin ' at Fury. Ricks. MV ' s tent, the summer jams. The prom gettin ' wild. LIFES BEEN GOOD . LK ' s driveway, a special friend like MB, Breakfasl at convenient, and a special year and 7 months with Ralph, LIKE TO FORGET: Split tiers at Breckenridge. Hot Tar. getting stuck in the sand, being dingy, the cave, spades for a month, things that hurt. HP ' s wreck, hitch hikin ' right Kim? P! lost on 44, AMBITION: To graduate from college, to go to New York and work as a fashion illustrator and later move to California for mom and dad to be proud to say That ' s my daughter. WILL: mom. dad. and Dee health, happiness and all my love, Kim a life supply of her favorite thing , , , . Karen another rondevous and myself a jeep, WENDY BARBER ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3. Yearbook 4. Student Council 1.2. Senior Activities Committee 4. Choir 3.4. Office Aide. Teacher aide 2.3.4. Calendar Girl Committee FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the people I ' ve met al Shawnee, especially B,B . B,F , B,B , D,N and all the rest. The fun I had during Field Hockey, the pump. Ihe fun times with Patsy. Eva and Evi. Otter Creek, holding hands . . , right P.S, and E.J, Poor Margie Getting stuck on the R,R, track in Ardmore, it ' s Impossible to be hit by a Train Splat Stinky Sluckys, Eugene, Choir. The yearbook. Ms, George and staff, all the weekends on the Belvedere. AMBITION: To become a Dental Assistant, to live a full and successful life LIKE TO FORGET: All the problems I ' ve caused Mom and Dad. all Ihe years I didn ' t care about school and wish I did, WILL: To Eva a box ol Exiax anri i n ■■in ,„j iimei. ai anawnee that I had. To Evi a certain affair at 21. to Barbara a .modeling job. to Brenda a house full of stuffed animals, and Barney a n( Gene everything he wants out of life, to L-emse a new dance, BRENDA SUE BAKER (Wormy, Boom Boom) ACTIVITIES: Choir 1.2.3.4. Calendar Girl Committe. FBLA; FAVORITE MEMORIES: Ring Day. the great times with the choir of 78.79. Mr. Mushroom Parties, goofing off with the people. V.B,. W,B,. B.B,. B,F., LB,. S.B„ and T,J. in Ihe summer, AMBITION: To some day make my parents proud of me and to go far in life, to marry someone who will love and be proud of me always, and to go to Hawaii, LIKE TO FORGET: The lime my purse got stolen, the long boring bus rides, the crummy lunch room of Shawnee and the lime SB. made me fall down the stairs, WILL: I Brenda Baker will all my lun limes al Shawnee to the Senior class of ' 80, a new hairdo to Brenda Barnharl. some Stills to W,B,. and the best ofluck to my sister Marybelh in her future years al Shawnee, CHARLES ARTHUR BALLARD (CHUCK) ACTIVITIES: Bela Club 1.2.4 (V-Pres), Who ' s Who among American High School Sludenls; Student Council 3.4 (Pres), DECA Club 3-Treas, NJROTC 1. Chess Club. Senior Activity Committee. Pep Club. German Club 1.2. Senior Favorite-Most Likely To Suceed; AMBITION; Enter college, become an orthadonlist or nuclear pharmacist, get married in Ihe future to D.B, FAVORITE MEMORIES: Meeting Denise. Beta Club convenlion. Staying awake 40 hours, the Stupid lunches with CB,. R,W,, B,B,, DM,. D.N., LA,. Stuart-Fairdale game. When my girl won in Calendar Girl Pageant. Russelville convenlion. being with CB,. B.B,, L.A„ CB,. R,D,. etc, all my friends, LIKE TO FORGET: All Ihe bad limes at Shawnee, all the trouble and problems L,B,. D,A,, J,A,. J.B,. D,B,. J.A,, R,D,. G,E„ E,H„ D T„ went through especially 2nd quarter, ever becoming Pres, of S-C WILL: To D,B, good grades and me. to JB, a macho-man. lo T.A. a steady boyfriend, to EH, the little man. a class to go to and stay, to L,B, a great guy she deserves, lo M,D, and G.E, happiness throughout life, to Shawnee a very reliable wise Senior class, CHERYL BALLARD ACTIVITIES: None; FAVORITE MEMORIES: Being with Dee May 13. 1977. good friends Sharon. EP. JB. JC. BH. TF. BS. CA. NO. KB. NC. DM. NL. RB. JB. FREAKS (SD) hair Bill ' s aware eyes. Mother Frye. Freak ' s party. 1000 ' s I ' m sorrys. crazy limes. AMBITION: To make Dee a good wife, become a mother and have a good, successful wealthy job. make my parents and brother proud, LIKE TO FORGET: Snaggles old green teeth, work and snow, WILL: To my brother (Chuck) to become president of U.S. to Sharon her own house, lo Joy and X-mas present from Alan, lo Dee a Toyota four-wheel drive truck, lo my parents a long and happy life, lo John Beebee lo write a novel, MARSHA BARBEE FAVORITE MEMORIES: The Ridge. Betsy . the chevelle. S.T,. Wim.ahitchie Columbian Riding around with Jamie. Mosqueto Biles. Gelling high with Nanc. Kat. Belinda Perry. The River. Ihe Park, todays Jams. Rolling Sloned WPR,, Greenwood Road gang, especially my mother she Levels being my second family, winter ' 77. summer 78. I loved Jamie Thank you for your love and underslanding your  1, AMBITION: To marry Jamie and make him the happiest man in the world. LIKE TO FORGET: The hurt and happiness I caused Jamie in the first. WILL: I will a new administration staff, BRENDA BARNHART (BARNEY) ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3,4 (Captain), Student Council 2,3,4. Bela Club 3.4 Senior Aclivlly Committee. Basketball Mgr. 2. Baskeball 3. Pep Club 1.2. Spanish Club 1. Choir 3.4. S.HMC, 1. Drama 4 FAVORITE MEMORIES: PRP, and the game. LM. TR. SH. SE. Basketball games. McDonalds. Otter Creek, the Cave. Working on Biology with Lisa and Sherry. Crawford and the Marvel, the Mustang, all B-8all players ol 77-79 seasons, spirits 79. SI. Jeromes ball park. Softball. B-ball at Highland. ch„,.,nee, WB BR DM Rn n , ■ ■ ■ and all Iheir love and understanding. AMBITION: To attend college, become a lab technician and to always have money. LIKE TO FORGET: Trig.. Have a nice day see you tomorrow. Figure-it-out, busing, all the wrecks on my bike, going to Steinmetz ' s lost ball games, all my bad times. WILL: To Wendy and Brenda half of my brians. because they wouldn ' t know what to do with all ol them and to future students of Shawnee all the good times that I have had. to Mr. Welch, a new line. DONNA LOUISE BEARD ACTIVITIES: Kentucky Girl ' s State. Human Relations. FBLA. NJROTC. NJROTC Drill Team. Junior Office Technical Society. National Honor Society. National Beta Club. Field Hockey. Student Council. FAVORITE MEMORIES: April 19. 1978 when I received my ■■ nber 1978 when I date, the FBLA sui „. lion. Beta Convention. Prom. NJROTC Military balls, all the fun in Mrs. Fryes class with Vickie. AMBITION: To be all I can be. to do all I can do. to improve in every way I need to. and to live my ' ith everything and everybody around me. LIKE TO FORGET: All the cold morning waiting for the bus. WILL: To the world I will that everyone realize the value of life, enjoy it fully, helping others along your path, before sand in the glass hits the ACTIVITIES: Newspaper (Editor) 3,4. Literary Magazine 1. National Honor Society (Pres.) 4, Beta Club 1.2.3.4, Junior Achievement (Pres.) 3. Annual Staff (Photographer) 2, Student Council 4. F AVORITE MEMORIES: Mr. Piper and the POW WOW. Mr. Aszman and Photography (and those field trips). Creative Composition and Mr. Peacock. Mrs. Harris, Paul, Rick and Rich, Mrs. Frye, Mr. Whiting. First day at Shawnee, Prom with Karen, the Library Staff. Mrs. Roberts. Lit. Mag.. Teaching T.V. math, Mrs. Swindler. Miss Meade, Miss Rsok- - ' - «--™ — bus 528. Badger and the Looee vs Loouhvjile debate (it ' s Looee). The red blood vs Blue blood debate (it ' s red), the Chrysler vs GM debate (it ' s Chrysler) and the debates over who won the debates (it ' s debatable). The International Captain Lazer Fan Club Convention, making new friends at Shawnee. Shawnee itself. AMBITION: To please HIM and to be properly eloquent, to be content wherever but never satisfied. WILL: To Mr. Peacock, the Pulizer prize for literature, to Mr. Piper, someone to encourage him the way he encourage me, and to all the other . — . u_ --jght me more than the subjects they piration despite. LIKE TO FORGET; I guess I already did. JIM BEICHLER ACITIVITIES: 9th Grade Football; FAVORITE MEMORIES: Pardon my dust. Senior Circle. Otter Creek. Iroquois Park. PRP. 7-9-78. 7-16-78. and all e for me. Busts, 1.5. the bridge. Shawnee gang, none of my classes. Ted ' s Bullshit. AMBITI ON: To always be successful and have as few set-backs as possible. LIKE TO FORGET: The whole system, WILL: I leave all the homegrown and all of the cut slips and bad ; of -80. CYNTHIA RENEE BELL (Cindy. Tia. Cindy Bell Jones ) ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 1,2, Beta Club 3.4. FBLA 4. FAVORITE MEMORIES; 10-14-77. 10-12-78. Rough River. Thanksgiving ' 78. Motorcycle rides, mornings at Iroquois, parties, babysitting, football games. Arby ' s, Business Law. all my friends, bul most of all. Frank. AMBITION: To make Frank as happy as possible. To be a success at whatever I do and the career 1 choose. To never grow old. WILL: To Steven. a wonderful life and a race car. To Frank, a car that runs! My love to Frank. LIKE TO FORGET; New Year ' s Eve 77. all the fights with Frank, the stupid mistakes I ' ve made. Transcription class. ROBERT BENNETT ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2; Track 1,2; FAVORITE MEMORIES: Sophomore year. Junior year, and summer of ' 78, fun times with MA, CW. BB. and CB. and the rest of the gang, summer jams, cutting and getting away with it. AMBITION: To go to college, make good grades, and to be rich. LIKE TO FORGET: I don ' t want to remember my 3 D ' s in high school. WILL anyone with a camaro, my old parking spot. To Charles West, the desire to come to school. RICHARD ALLEN BENSING FAVORITE MEMORIES: Time spent with Ruby, Photography, 6th period study hall, computer programming. Bus 650. WILL: R.M. a class ring. CB to JS, BB a heavy duly all-purpose crowbar. JOY BICKEL ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2. DECA 3.4. Co-op 4, Most Humorous. FAVORITE MEMORIES: The past 3 years with Alan, Florida ' 77. dancing with WH. Softball in freshman year at Doss, all the goofy tin._ with JA. CB. KW. DB. KB, CA, KA, ND, AW, and my little sis, AMBITION: To have my parents be able to say, That ' s my daughter. LIKE TO FORGET: NB crying over MA. the whole night of the Bachelor party with LB and JA. my three wrecks, the train on Broad -■■■-■■ - — new calendar book to put her red dots in. KW a night in bed with Rod Stewart. JB some straight legs. Mr. Carey, some new pants. JA the ability to handle her liquor. DB a speech therapist, DF a certificate to weight watchers. CONNY BISHOP (Pee Wee. Munchkin) FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the fun in 6th period study hall with KB. CB. DT. and the Wooden bowl, the 3-letter word games, the day I met BJ and the Thanksgiving when we got engaged, the day BB got initiated in the Beta Club. AMBITION: To marry BJ. make him happy and make my parents proud of me. to be 5 ' before 1 graduate. LIKE TO FORGET: The times DJ. BJ. and 1 would fight, the day BJ embarrassed me in Consolidated. WILL: BB and CM all the happiness in the years to come, all my love to BJ forever and always. KIMBERLY MARIE 8LAKEMAN (Kim. Blake) ACTIVITIES; French Club 1. Pep Club 2. Annual Staff 4. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Mike C. The fun at FHS with the gang, beating Southern twice, getting stuck in the mud. parties, canoeing and playing frisbee . AMBITION; To be a success in whatever I attempt and always have a great time. LIKE TO FORGET: Leas dented car and CS. WILL: To Mike A. aposilion with the LA Dodgers, to Terri, another glow-in-the-dark frisbee. to Joann. Desales. to Lea. her OWN waterbed. and to Donna, aspirins and the power to say yes. TAMMY BLAND ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2 Powderpuff 2.3. DECA 3,4. Co-op 4. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Summer of ' 78. going to Florida. June 22. the day 1 met Rick and all the fun I ' ve had with him, al the crazy thing Cindy and I have done, and the fun I ' ve had with Karen and Tammy at Shawnee. AMBITION: To become a hairstylist. LIKE TO FORGET; All the things I ' ve done to hurt anyone. WILL: That Cindy and Dale will get back together and get married. Cathy and Debbie a new roomate. TRAVIS SLANTON FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the crazy days in Cliff ' s Homeroom and DB. MB. JF. JF. TB. JR. BH. TF. MB. MICHAEL TROY BORDERS ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4. Beta Club 4. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Mr. Welch ' s classes, and the new friends I ' ve made at Shawnee. VICKIE BOWLIN ACTIVITIES: JR Beta Club. Deca Club 1.3. FBLA 4. National Honor Society Treasurer 4. Senior Activities Committee. FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the good times with Donna, getting n ' football game against Stuart, making new friends at Shawnee, getting my first car, knowing Miss Denton, Mrs. Frye and Mr. McNabb. AMBITION: To travel and see the world, to try and help others in any way 1 can. LIKE TO FORGET: Wrecking my car on Nov. 18. 1978. WILL: To Tina to have the same wonderful experiences at Shawnee that I had, To Mankind the ability to live in harmony with one another for all time. ACTIVITIES: KSASE. Art Club. Volleyball Club, Psychology Club. Pep Club. AMBITION: I would like to get married some day. Eventually I would like to be a Cosmotologist. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Nov. 1973. Mr. Piper. Mr. Thomas Green, my Jr. year at Shawnee, summer of ' 78, Pineapple. Johnny F. KNCOC. W.C. Lounge. McDonald ' s. Cruisin. Irquois Park, Waverly Park. ES. CE. MB, MG. MA. MK. SC, Lisa (B.H.Q.) Becky, Kenny ' s party, KP, BC, DS. KO, Jack Dec. 1. 1978. New Year ' s Eve ' 78. LP. SP. CR. JB. JW, Alfalfa. Buckwheat. Spanky. LIKE TO FORGET: SH ' s class, the year that my friendship and MB ' s was on the rocks. PRP HS. WILL; I will the best things in my life to my parents. Many happy years to DD and Don and all my love to Jack. SALLY BOYLES ACTIVITIES; ROTC. Drama. AMBITION: Life. Libert and the Pursuit of Happiness. FAVORITE MEMORIES: The Ball, the Prom. Drama. Graduation class with CL. LIKE TO FORGET; 2nd quarter. WILL All my hopes to the underclassmen with ambition; rr crush on CL to my sister DB. LISA BRADY ACTIVITIES: Beta 3.4. Senior Activity Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4, FAVORITE MEMORIES: The fun times in 11 H with CB. GB. and DB. Dina and 1 getting numb thumbs. Greg B. and David B. teasing me about male superiority, last days of school at Fairdale and Shawnee. Nov. 16, 1977 Beta initiation, Yearbook Christmas party, field trips. Jr. and Sr. years. Beta play at Norton ' s, ring day, winning football season at Fairdale. Mr. Harris ' s 5th and Mr. Langnehs ' s 1st. teasing Mr. Morgan in 10A. and him sitting on slime. Shawnee beating Fairdale at Basketball 53-50. good friends such as BF. CB. WB, DM. BB. DB. DN, GB. JB. and meeting all the new people at Shawnee, being taught by teachers that you could enjoy being taught by. AMBITION; To be happy and make my family proud of me. be a success in college and to achieve my goals rn life, U meet people I ' ve always wanted to meet and visit thi many places I ' ve dreamed of. LIKE TO FORGET; My A.C.T. test results, long bus rides, bus wrecks, all th embarassing things that have happened to me, all the bad times with friends. WILL: To Brian all the fur times and good grades in school. I will all my friend! all the luck in the world, 1 will my sister a great senior year at Shawnee. I will Mr. Harris more s like his Psychology class. CYNTHIA BRAY ACTIVITIES: Kentucky Girl ' s State 3, Senior Class Secretary 4, Senior Activities Committee. Beta Club 3,4. (secretary 4). Office Aide 1, Swimming Mgr. 3.4, Yearbook Staff 4 (CO-editor). Drama Club 3,4, Calendar Girl Committee and Pageant 4. FAVORITE MEMORIES; Girl ' s State. DG LP. my only Fairdale friends. Shawnee. Eric, consolations from Denise anc Kathy. Becky ' s stomach hike. Beta Convention, endearments from Jeff (Chump, stupid, silly, etc . . .), River City Mall. Joe P.. Chic, Donna, and Karen, my favorite teachers of all time, blue mascara and K-mart jokes, notes in class, friends like BB. DN KA. BB. DV, EH. (BOTH OF ' EM), CB, DB. GB. DM. without whom school would have been merely a learning institution. AMBITION: To become world reknowned either as an International sex symbol or j world ruler, and to make myself proud of myself. LIKE TO FORGET: Fairdale. falling in the river, everything I ' ve ever lost (clothes, money, books, etc . . .) All of those stupis schoolgirl crushes and all the tears shed over them. WILL: To Lisa a 6 foot blonde, to Becky, a never empty gallon of ole yeller or a fake I.D.. to some innocent freshman my locker which eats books and folders, to Denise a new set of life and death problems every day for eternity, to Chuck a year of single life, to my mommy complete understanding of me, no questions asked to the world, me with no strings attached. 3REG BRAY ACTIVITIES; Baseball 4. FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the fun times with D.B. Teasing L.B. in Piper ' s class, meeting everyone from different schools especially D.N. and the Christmas Party at M.A. ' s house. AMBITION; To be a successful Architect and a great lover. WILL: I will Mike Borders all my strength and David Bratcher all my height. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 3, German Club 1. KSASE 1. Senior Activities. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Mr. Thoma: Green. Alfalfa. Buckwheat. W.C. Lounge. McDonalds, cruisin, Borehog queen, 11-19-78, 1973, Missy D. 13, The gang. JB, TB, HB, LW, LP. MW, Myrtle Beach 78, and most of all Don and the first time we met. Mom and Dad. AMBITION: To one day be a florist designer, to get married and show Don how much I really love him. WILL: All my love to Don and to make him as happy as possible in our future lives together. To my sister, the great happiness that I ' ve received from Shawnee for when she comes down here. LIKE TO FORGET: Tenth grade when TB and my friendship was on the rocks, PRP NORMA BROWN ACTIVITIES: DECA 4. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Ring Day, parties. McDonalds. RG ' s party. 78 fair with S.T.. T.D.. M.A.. L.R.. Riding around in Marilyn ' s Racing Falcon , the time I met L.B. 10-7-77. L.A.. D.B., and H.P.. the good times I ' ve tiad at Stiawnee. AMBITION: To get a good job, buy a car and a house or apartment. LIKE TO FORGET: Stuart, M.A. 17th birthday party. U turns. ROBERT T. BRUCE (Ted) ACTIVITIES: Football 7th Bth. girls, parties. AMBITION: To live in Alaska and Strike oil. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Cumberland Lake with Kim Vance, partying at the set Shawnee Park, being p playing in the snow in my ca Vance. Chris F., Jim B., Anderson twins, partying on — bridge and when me and Timmy A. went trail zing, all the butl-shitters from Valley Station. LIKE TO FORGET: Staying in Meade County Jail, wrecking ly car (both times) WILL: The Shawnee faculty all ' ' F irrt=.l m D-.i a „a r. MIKE BRUMLEVE AlilBITION: To get a real good job making a lot of money. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Lunch time and Marriage class. LIKE TO FORGET: When I got suspended, when school was dry. WILL: That Sandy, man. Chris, make it through iroaie. Ms. Price s 4th period. LIKE like Mr. M. 8, Ms. D.. getting up at 6:00 every morning. WILL: My ability to get out of high school and better myself to Natasha Cathey. KATHY L. CLAVBROOKS ACTIVITIES: Sewing. Cooking. AMBITION: To go to U of L and become an RN. FAVORITE MEMORIES: u eroom every morning. LIKE TO FORGET: The e to REBECCA MARIE BUCKMAN (Bucky. Buck) ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 1.2. Powderpuff 2.3. rama Club 3,4. Beta Club 3.4. Senior Activities Director. Swimming Mgr. 4. National Honor Society 4. AMBITION: To make a lot of money, party, and to help others to laugh. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Beta irly (right D.V.). Id trips with Karen and Chic. Lunch trips with CB. CA. NO. and The Bob . Bill Joel concert. On the bus , blue mascara jokes, notes in class (right Cindy) K-Mart jokes. Cindy falling in the river. Jefferson Mall. LIKE TO FORGET: Christmas night ' 77 (right D.N.). a ro,.=i„ o . ..... _.,.„ „,,„. „.,„ 3ij ll,l„g us rides, inia, to Mrs. lan. the ONLY key to the auditorium, to Cindy, a ouu-pound cheeseburger from Burger Chef, to E.H. a decent laugh. Chuck a girl that will stay young forever, to Robbie, a disco Queen, a senior year like I had for Ann. Robert, a different reputation to Donna. John. PAULA BURKS AMBITION: To become a success in life. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Dec. 9.1978. Robert P. 1977-78 at Shawnee with P.D. LIKE TO FORGET: The times I got caught. LISA LYNN CARROLL ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1. Cheerleading ' 2,3.4 (captain 4). FAVORITE MEMORIES: 2nd period in Mr. Green ' s class. Poodle, Velvet and I sharing fun times. AMBITION: To become a part-time model and get a steady job and to better myself in all ways. LIKE TO FORGET: L.D.. all the mistakes I made at Shawnee, the strict rules for Shawnee, but most of all I ' d like to forget all of my enemies. WILL: My cheerleading abilitys to my niece Monyelle Nicole Carroll, and my intelligence. SHARON CARTER ACTIVITIES: Track. Cross-Country. Field Hockey, FBLA. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Getting to know this leeting -- , a tting in trouble with Deborah Phillips. AMBITION: To go to college and further my education. LIKE TO FORGET: The bad • ipers I had in the morning, the two unnecessary -its I had and giving upon the things I cherish lost. WILL: I will all my love, brains and being slick in cutting to all the freshmen hoping they will come up with a slicker way to cut. rERRI CARTER ACTIVITIES: Beta Club. Class Officer. SAC. Student Council. PATS, Majorette Drill Team, Human Relations. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Going to the .J ,.,,, „,,u wu aiiu ; Be:Hig ineir friends (Ha-Ha). going to the Hyatt with my friends C.B.. C.B.. R.B.. M.P.. B.B. WILL: My brain for others to use. lEMETRIA ANN CATHEY ACTIVITIES: Drill Team. Senior Activity Committee. Calendar Girl Committee. Drama Club. AMBITION: Tr. r. ,. boutique and to make my e. FAVORITE MEMORIES: !. A Ghost For Rent . Basketball DARYL COVINGTON ACTIVITIES: Basketball. Drawing. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Cutting class with a girl and not coming back. WILL: I will that all my friends and enemies stay in school and make something of themselves. I will all of my tactics of how to get a girl to my brother Rothel Covington. JEANNIE COVINGTON (Lady J ) Pisces ACTIVITIES: Beta Club. FBLA. Ass. Secretary Senior Class. AMBITION: To become a famous fashion merchandiser and to make my parents proud of me FAVORITE MEMORIES: Junior Year, sharing lockers ith R.R.. going to Indianapolis on weekends, gettin ly gold . Mr. Weathers and Mrs. Price. LIKE TO FORGET: All the mornings I had to get up so early to come to school, and all the boring classes I took at Shawnee. WILL: I will my desire to succeed to all my brothers and sisters, and my charm to Dee Dee Polk. LISA DAILEY (Dumpy) ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 7.8,1.2.3. Capt. 3, Baseball stats 2,3, Class Pres. 3, Who ' s Who 3, West All-Stars 3, Powderpuff 3. Homecoming Ct. 3, Class Historian 4, Fr. Club. Pres. 4, Assembly Committee 4. Miss Senior. Basketball Stats 4. AMBITION: To go to WKU. become a psychologist, to visit Europe and to just enjoy life. FAVORITE MEMORIES: F.H.S. ' 76. S.H.S. ' 77. Dumpy. Dopey. Ring Day ' 77. Seniors ' 78 Big Brothers-T.B. Fi Fi. Big Den. Quinn. Allbad. Little Brothers- AM. the Hardy Boys. Baseball 77.78. Freshley. Gilbert. McNabb. Owensboro. UK Cheerleading camp. Ms. House. SUPER. L.P.. C.W.. CD.. J.D.. Masterson ' s, Jeff, Clinton Co., Mr. Harris. ■ Mr. Howell. Class of 79. Homecoming 77.78. Drama 6th period. LIKE TO FORGET: L.C., David Baker ' s tall tales, eggs, broken fingers, red trans Ams, Madisonville, WILL: Cindy a ton of Al sauce and plenty of Westerns: Kellye to Sherry a 99 yr. supply of popcorn and typewriter eraser. David Davis a pair of handcuffs. Mr. Harris. Mr. Howell a better year at SHS. DD. SB. CM. a great senior year. NICKY DRURY ACTIVITIES: DECA. Junior Class Treasurer (3). AMBITION: Go to college, write scripts tor TV shows or a movie, get a Rolls Royce and marry Linda Ronstadt. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Freshley ' s homeroom with JA. KW, Picnics, when I didn ' t talk to Julie S Becky. Flying through New Albany with Curt. Hamburgers , the little red man. right KW., Summer ' 78, Horse , meeting DM. KM. AW. LM. Being sympathetic to KW ' s problems. Christmas dance Dec. 2. 1976. LIKE TO FORGET: Mr. Held. Paul Brown. St. Lawrence picnic, right Diane. 1977. people telling me what to do. Immature people I know certain assholes in Photography. WILL: A troop of sex-starved soldiers to KW. An acre of land in Columbia to Curt, To Suzie D. her own Pharmacy, for Suzie i Joe to some day play with Neil Young. NANCY FARLEY ACTIVITIES: Choir 2.3.4. All-State Choir. Most Talented. FAVORITE MEMORIES: The good times with Cac 1. Marsh. Kim. Deb. Cheryl. Jack. Neal. Alvey (my baby). Jesse. John, Jeff, the CP 25, gang especially Cathy. Kay. McAbe. and John, Dave (boot!) Richard and John. Hom Hayes, the Greenwood Rd. gang. Pfief ' s mom 2. Jack. LBL. Park. Florida. Converts. Otter Creek, the snowball fight. Owen ' s, my party. Moorehead. 8-25-78. the watertight. LADY ' . A.T.C.. Far away eyes ' , most of all my family especially mom. Mom Brown ' s choir and Mushroom Lin ' s choir, the Ridge. AMBITION: To go to U of L school of music and teach afterwards, to . always be happy and someday w rite a hit song, also to ride to Florida on a Harly. LIKE TO FORGET: The times I ' ve lost my temper and from Feb. 18th to Aug. leth. 1978. WILL: I will Shawnee ' s future students my slickness for getting away with things. KIM FEY ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1. SoirW Club 2 Drill Toam i n AMBITION: To gel married and enjoy a happy life someday go to Hawaii, also to raise a family. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Mom S Dad. Jo. Mitzi. John. Mr. Piper 12E. DHS. U of K Drill Team Camp. Kalhy H,. Lisa S.. Colleen M.. Sue H.. Country. 6th grade. L.M.. Girl Scouts. Tammy M.. camping. Winter of ' 78. Misha getting lost. Swimming. Summer. Christmas ' 78. Family get-togethers. Dad dancing New Year ' s Eve 78-79. Most of all loving Ricky. LIKE TO FORGET: All the bad gimes. WILL: All my love and happiness to Ricky in our future together. KIMBERLY LYNN FIELDS (Leroy. Bozo. Hunky) ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 1,2,3. Banner 2.3. Concert band 1.2,3 Senior Activities Committee 4, Pep Club 4, French Club 2.3. office aide 2.3.Tennis 4. AMBITION: To find out what I ' m good at and be successful doing it. to find myself. FAVORITE MEMORIES: All my wonderful friends and all the great times at Shawnee and Stuart. L.S.. B.B.. B.F.. Y.B,. R.F.. Prom ' 78 barefooted (right L.S.). 612. whipped cream and jello. Washington. D.C.. Florida ' 78. 2-7-76. summer of ' 76. 7-25-76. band camp, 76 77, Beta convention, and the dance, Meade County U of L, parties. Windsor Forest. Duke-day . short people, shaving cream lights. The Great Spartan Band. U.S. B.C.. my parents, brother and grandmother, a friend like M.G. LIKE TO FORGET: All the fights and fink friends. WILL: To my brother. Shawnee High School and all the attachments, to the Juniors a great. Senior year just like mine. PAUL FISCHER ACTIVITIES: Football 1. Baseball 1.2,3,4. National Honor Society. Most Humorous. AMBITION: To go on to college and make something out of my life, to ;■ make my mom proud of me, to play pro ball and to bat 400 my senior year. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Robbie P, David B, CB, DF, DC, LC, LP, RW. Gilbert. and most of all Kristv anti aii ihc. nr t t-. . •.._ had togethi city, free meal. Parker family. JV b: varsity baseball. home-run-Seneca, name in prin 10 28 78. 11 24 78. Junior year. Owensboro trip. Bob Seger. partying, my mom. dad and sister, best batting average. SH football and basketball games esp. free ones, one school morning, winning district ' 78. summer, family. Kings Island, fair. prom. Pleasure Ridge. Shawnee 10, V , runaway car. LIKE TO FORGET: My operation, my dad ' s death, getting screwed out of all-district. WILL: DB 3 ' ' pounds and my mom happiness, BARBARA FLUHR ACTIVITIES: Aid 1.3.4. office aid 3. Yearbook Staff 4. Choir 4. Senior Activity Committee 4, Calendar Girl Committee 4, AMBITION: To be a success in the field I go into. FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the friends at PRP especially BC. DP. BG. when I went to the Smokv Mts. S Kings Island with SR. DP. my Junior ly my Senior year, going to meetings, rking on the yearbook, the las party. Choir and when we all went to Pizza Inn. all my good friends JA. WB. BB. LB. November 10. and all the great times at Barbizon and especially all the great times with Mom S Dad. LIKE TO FORGET: Pep rally at Shawnee. WILL: That Bobby S Timmy have a great Senior year, that Keith finds something to do. Juana a new car. Wendy long legs, and Mom Dad all the happiness in the world JOHN BENEDICT FLOOD JR. ACTIVITIES: Beta Club 4, German Club 1,2, Junior Achievement 2,3. Chess Club. Drama Club 1 4 FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the crazy times in Drama, all the essays I had to do in my Senior year, the Beta convention with Cindy. Nikki. Bobby. Richie. Kim. Carta, all the fun times with L.A.. S.B.. M.B.. B.B.. AMBITION: To dream the impossible dream and make it reality. LIKE TO FORGET: The bitter feelings I had about going to Shawnee, getting up al 6:00 and then listening to a teacher ramble on lor 50 minutes. WILL: I John Flood, will the class of ' 80 all the good times and the good experiences that Shawnee has given me. TOM FOOTE ACTIVITIES: Football 2. Tennis, Archery, Girls FAVORITE MEMORIES: Houston and Cinn. Football game, Hugo Polanski-Louisville Teph.-all the todlooking girls-3 hours on the rr — ' ■ ' -- B swim party, room 166. and Mr. „„„, . Drive, the little blonde waitress. LIKE TO FORGET when the restrooms were locked and I really had to GO!! J.E. getting my Shawnee ring stolen, the P.A.W. ' S in Beckman ' s 01=.== vuii i . i .,„.k .. leave a winning football team, to M.A. I leave all my broken records, to M.A. I leave her a nice warm ning pool. To myself I will all the good looking girls, and good memories from Shawnee. RHONDA FUGE ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, Jr. Beta Club, iman Class Vice-President. Pep Club 1.2, ;rman Club 1.3.4, Marching Band 1,2.3. Concert Band 1,2.3, Powder Puff 1.2. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Washington, D.C. ' 77. GB.S.P. 76. David McAllister, Cosmopolitan III, Special friends like Sammy Chris, 12-22-78, Summer School. ■Blackmail . Band Camp, Band Contest Parades. Drummers. Heart Concert, Coach Grant. K.M.E.A. Contests, -Little Put-Put ■. Mischevious L.H. LIKE TO FORGET: That somebody Mark Kidwell could even be born. _.. the students in the following years at rnee dumb teachers like the ones I had this ACTIVITIES: NJROTC. Swimming. AMBITION: To be ' i(e and a good mother. FAVORITE MEMORIES; To remember everyone I met at Shawnee, all the good times I had while I was going to Shawne- ■■-■- ' --■---■ ■■ — ■ _ . ._ at SHS like Mr. Pipe. Mr. McNabb. and Mr. Rogers. LIKE TO FORGET: All the hard times at Shawnee e. WILL I will all the books back to S.H.S. and everything I got to my son Shawn Allen Green. JAMES R. HOWARD ACTIVITIES: NJR.O.T.C FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the fun at the R.O.T.C. Building and all the friends I met. Tammy, Dana. etc. . . . WILL: I leave it all to the students of Shawnee, and hope they have as much fun as I did. DONNA KAY MULLINS ACTIVITIES: Student Council A. Newspaper Staff 4. AMBITION: To go into some field of medicine and to some day, far from now, be a good wife and mommy (right T.W ), FAVORITE MEMORIES: T.W.. Empire Room, ring day, April 19, 1978. C.R.S., B.B., C.B., D.B.. G.B.. R.D., Deams Lake with CB.. C.B., T.F., and turning as blue as my bikini and No officer, we ■. „...: :__ . . ,.,_,-,. ...jif, -pitaful , and . Nazario. LH ' s love handles. LIKE TO FORGET: Arguments with CB. and L.D.. tears over jerks, hypocrites, a certain sub ned Rubin, gossip about people I like, noise in H.R., the A.S.S., fighting computer (right T.W.). Glenn and Baby Chickens . Igor (yeech). WILL: To D.B. a greal senior year and a great life with CB.. to C.R.S, a bright future and lots of love, and luck to CM., also a great Senior year to Rhonda, to T.W. a blank computer card and all my love, to Rhonda a good-looking guy and a lot of S lo Paul, to Mr. Harris a calmer disposition and a Lloyd J. Harris pie. OINA GAIL NOLL (Dino) ACITIVITIES: Beta Club 3.4. FBLA 3, Office Aide 1. Annual Staff 4. Senior Activities Committee. AMBITION: To have a successful career in secretarial work, to work for all the things I want out of life, to prove that I can get somewhere without having to go to college and to make all the special people in my lite proud of me FAVORITE MEMORIES: Christmas 78. getting my ring from Damon and all the times I ' ve spent with him, 8 19 78. 8 11 78, 9 25 78, 12 16 78, the day we got our rings and finally becoming a SENIOR, going to the Jefferson Mall with G.B. and J.J.. all the teachers I ' ve had at Shawnee especially Ms. Denton and Mrs. Frye, Junior year. Anatomy 3RD floor {right Dave) 10 13 78, the time my brother stayed up all night waitin g for me to come home and I never did. LIKE TO FORGET: 10 4 78, seeing somebody over someone else ' s house. 2 16 79, a certain argument Damon and I had, bicycle wrecks. Christmas of 77 (right B.B.}. and all the things that I ' ve done that I regret now. WILL: To M, Brumleve. a life ' s supply of candy bars to cure his munchies, to Lisa B. all the Brady Bunch shows, love and happiness to my mom and dad. to Mike and Sandy and ALL my love to Damon. JOYCE PARKER ACTIVITIES: Varsity basketball 2,3.4. Pep Club 3. (Sergeant of Arms) FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the good times with my favorite teacher Mr. Weathers. AMBITION: To become a physical Therapist LIKE TO FORGET: The time I ate pizza in the lunchroom and got sick WILL: My everlasting love to Darryl Powell. THERESA PARKER ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading. Student Council. Track, FAVORITE MEMORIES: In Mr. Carey ' s room, going to games and coming back in Mr. Green ' s room listening to his long lectures that were so interesting and cheerleading practices. AMBITION: To attend Western University and major in arts theatre drama. In the future I hope to become an actress. LIKE TO FORGET: All the bad times. WILL: I would like to will ■y admonish sister Mariln to always be assertive to T.,iat she feels is right and as long as she is attending Shawnee High love thy friend. I will my friendship to Sharonda Crosby and Any other friends. Goodluck to the senior class of 79 . CAROLYN PAYNE ACTIVITIES: Beta Club, Office aide. AMBITION: To graduate from Kentucky State in the year of 1983. WILL: To Marilyn that she will be the best majorette next year, and thai her last year of high school will be her best That A.D. receives his diploma within one year. LIKE TO FORGET: I would not like to DEBORAH DENISE PHILLIPS ACTIVITIES: Track. Drill Team. Field Hockey. Basketball. Cheerleader. FAVORITE MEMORIES; Being Homecoming Oueen. having lots of fun with Sharon Carter who always left her trays so that I would get in trouble and slay longer. WILL; All my fun times lo Sharon Phillips and Dana Robinson the two dummies hoping ihey will finally graduate, SHERRI DENISE ORR ACTIVITIES: Pow Wow Staff. Drama Club. FAVORITE MEMORIES: My 16th year. Gary and all my st Stones in Lexington. Dylan in Louisvil Stan (cr— ' ' - ' - •■ — — ' - Talking Heads. Felicia the Wolf. Peacock, and Creative Comp, WILL: I have none. I ' m taking everything with me. ACTIVITIES: Football. FAVORITE MEMORIES; Going with Dee-Dee Polk, throwing my forearm. LIKE TO FORGET; All the ugly girls at Shawnee. WILL: I will my forearm to Rodney Couch INNA VOILS ACTIVITIES: SAC 4, FBLA 3. J.A. 4, Basketball 1,2.3.4, Tennis 2.4. Track 1.3, Field Hockey 3.4. Pep Club 1,2. H.R. 1,2.3. S.C. All. FAVORITE MEMORIES: J.L. 1 12 79. B. Bm. B. 8n. B. Brown, CL. Class lectures, 8 26 78, Dee-Dee P.F.. Basketball games won. New Years ' Eve Party 78 ' , right Buck CB. Welchy Old Bay. mR ' Mork and Mindy. D.F., J.H., An A- in Peacock ' s class. Senior cut day if we have it. ACTIVITIES: Picnic 2. D.M. Steinnety. AMBITION: To be successful in economics or in management of my own business and to retire at 39. Travel to Europe and to be ' me at all times. WILL: I will my meter slick an eraser to Glenn, my height I never had to Mike B. M.B.. or B.F. to Greg, A years supply of STROH ' S and 3 new phraser to T.W. To Chic a PRO job with one of the top fine Universities. To Becky; A man with more than just a smile and a great cheerleader. I will B.L. the guts to hold her liguor. The Underclassmen ENGLISH SKILLS ACTIVITIES: ROTO 1,2.3.4, ROTC Company Commander second quarter 4. FAVORITE MEMORIES: February 12. 1977. the night I met O.C., ROTC summer cruise to Roba, Spain. Parting with D.C, J.H.. S.B., Kool-Kid, T.L., T.W., T.B., D.E., S.F., K.H.. and all the rest of the gang. AMBITION; To live a long and happy life and be the best at whatever I do. LIKE TO FORGET; Trouble between me and some of the people who caused it. July 23, 1978, a certain night when me and D.C were stop couple of J.CP. ' s WILL: T.W.. D.F., or whoever to J.H.. the 10 year old J.D. Old Number 7 in my locker to Kool-Aid. to Cheif and Col. the perfect CO. AMY WELLS (Amy Lou) ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 3. Tennis 3.4, Field Hockey 3, Beta Club 4. Pep Club 3. Powder Puff 3. Student Council 3.4. Newspaper 4. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Brian. Cheerleading. The Snowman. Mr. Leggs, the shoulder. Shawnee, Tennis. McNubbs, Mammoth Cave. Rusty. Lewis. Hyatt, Football games. Newspaper, nice people. Mike, WOW retreats, Merrilyn. Cathy, G.S.. Christmas ' 78, Feeding the ducks, most of all, Brian. AMBITION: To be happy and share it. LIKE TO FORGET: Fights, D ' s. WILL: I will Lewis Pickett a moog synthesizer, and a famous life with a rock band. ACTIVITIES: Track 1, Soph. Class □er Putt, DECA, Annual Staff 3. Co-Op. FAVORITE MEMORIES: All the good times I ' ve had with K.L.. M.V.. T.B.. and the rest of the gang. Maggie at the Westland. Right L.S.?, Partying at Fur and Rick ' s. Winter 78 ' , Summer 78 . good timt Shawnee With T.B.. T.B.. N.D., D.E.. J.A. and J.B., SECRET RENDVOUS, The Maverick. AMBITION: Have a good life, always have peace of mind. Drive ; 280Z. LIK E TO FORGET: Near Deaths. Right girls?. Wrong side of the X-way. One way streets. Cornfields. Sandpiles. adventures al Breckenridge, Being lost, The long drive to Shawnee. Ess. Math. Hot Tar! WILL; Love and happiness to my family, a direction to Robin in life, a Burger King to M.V.. another nymph to K.L. New York to T.B.. N.D. a J anytime he needs one. J.A. some clothes for X-W J.B some play. CHERISE ANN WILLIAMS ACTIVITIES: PowWow Staff 4. Drama Club 3.4. Beta Tres. 1. Choir 2, French Club 4. FAVORITE MEMORIES: Winter of 77-78. Bruce Springsteen Concert, Plays, BOOM!, Onl the head with the lights!, Basham ' s bashes and Big Daddy Reids, Tarcing to Conventions in the park. Good times with J.A.. L.A.. C.L.. Listening to M.P.. Pompous Day, Outerloop TARC trip day, Company of Sheorr. My birthday. AMBITION: To do what I feel and always be me. LIKE TO FORGET: DISCOINFILTRATION. Rednecks and jerks. WILL: Sight t o Theodore. CHUCK WINEBRENNER ACTIVITIES: Football 1. Baseball 2,3.4. Basketball 1.2,3 Cross Country 3, Senior Favorite (Most Athletic). FAVORITE MEMORIES: Baseball season. Winning District twice. Being chosen to All District Team Jr. year. Trip to Owensboro. Having a chance to meet such good friends as; M.Q.. R.A.. T.F., M.V., C.B.. C.B., G.B.. P.F., C.A., S.B., D.A., Running with M.Q. and keeping him straight, the food fights at lunch, going to Indiana, The great times me and my friends have had in Gilberts class by turning the ;ks upside down. Mrs. Harris English an Harry Smokey Mts. AMBITION: To have some type of job as commercial artist, cartoonist, sign painter. LIKE TO FORGET: Making my first F in Algebra II. the trouble I got into for dedicating our district trophy to Coach Gilbert. WILL: I will to my brothers that they will never have to attend this school and through the X? ! I have. 1 will Lee myself as long as she ' ll have me, Donnie Age a girlfriend and M.Q. no more trouble with L.F. SCOTT BRYANT ACTIVITIES: Track 1.2: Cross Country 1.2.3.4; Baseball 3,4; Beta Club, D— ' ■ - Dressed; FAVORITE MEMORIES: Bic ' s Party. Owensboro 78 ' . Almost Getting Arrested at McDonald ' s Las Vegas. Running with D.J.. R.J., B.I CW., D.A., Stuart ' s Games. Having Fun With J.B.. J.A., K.W. and all the days at Shawnee! Free Bird. WILL; I will all my talents to pick up girls. I Will myself an Rx7 to cruise in. I Will D.J. to B.T., I Will Chuckle a goal that won ' t fall on his head when he slams. I Will Karen about 15 pounds or more. A ne Pinto to Julie, and gr€ ■■ • ■ ■ - my ability to talk to girls and to Dave, my best friei I will all my basketball talents to help him through college; AMBITION: To please my Mom and Dad ai have a hat just like Joy ' s! RENA CALLOWAY FAVORITE MEMORIES: When my sister started coming lo Shawnee High School; AMBITION; To hope to have a career in business adminitration an to hope to have my own business one day. WILL: F shape lo my sister Regenia Calloway; LIKE TO FORGET: When the basketball coach found out seniors couldn ' t play for J.V. and then I couldn ' t play. BRENDA JOYCE PORTER ACTIVITIES; Human Relations 1,3; Varsity Cheerleader 2.3.4; S.A.C committee 3.4; FAVORITI MEMORIES; making a B on a Psychology exam ani not cheating. All the good friends I ' ve made at Shawnee; AMBITION: To go lo become a top professional model or airline stewardess; LIKE TO FORGET: All the bad days at Shawnee; WILL: My good looks and great body to whoever could use them, my great sense of humor to Jennifer P. r my cheerleading abilities to Charice P.. also my lov to my neices Keona and Sherika. also my best friends, L. Carroll. T. Parker, V. Rogers. DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE Y % 5 u ' jrs i e % _7 I ' P T, ' J h 5o ' 4 5 }C 69 OdoRf k Ph ll ' f Y, f Mt) THf (KS Fo-R AO. IHe FuNi XK SOCXOUXb ' Y. NfExT Yer ::a- GO -to ee ' Ri RiviY.-DOMT PbRGET Z ' Xrn not QcnriQ TO r 1 0NT PdRGsT E ' BEcAU e . X KNO jO wO:f.TH r- Y T i s MOuTH S Go% tG ' ro Ba e CTRE Aeef KKR . l5o ' fiY KfeoUT N Y sT GLLpsiG ' WOT V t V r A ' RT , AnjJ) k-s ou kNou?,x tvjev eT a - - - Love YA. LOTS pvM OP cou-ftge Foi ev ei?. -- )C0TH6Ti . Jk. « _ I tf Jk Mike Adams ' , Mike Albanese Sharon Albanese ( ' Jeff Albrecht Duane Allen Julie Almonrode Adam Alvey Angel Alvey DeAnne Anderson Maria Antique Teresa Antique Cindy Arms Elizabetfi Arnold Ginger Arnold Kay Artrin Mike Asfiley Gary Asfiley Teresa Ashwortli Lisa Bailey Peggy Barley Barbara Baker Terry Ball Tony Bandy Ctieryl Barfield Cfiris Bane spp 1 Hk. Karen Allen Kim Allen J Judy Allen 1 Mike Allen 1 HL _ | p Sam Alexander J . V j _z 1 wm mKS s i d 1 . J 72 1 4 r --4 David Barnett Seth Barret Patty Barret Kerl Barrlnger Marianne Bartelt Greg Basham Glenn Baughman Cheryl Beamer Kenny Beard Mike Beasy Valerie Beasley Michelle Bechmann Kieth Beck Kenneth Beck Jennifer Beebee David Bennett Teresa Bennett Jim Berfield Donna Berger f indy Bernauer i |Bv r : 1 ■; ■■ ' ' . ' ; ' ■ « ' . Jana Bernhard Sandy Berry Teresa Berry Janis Biggs Belinda Binford Brenda Bishop Cynthia Bishop Larry Bishop Kelly Black Chuck Blakeman 73 Class Officers Twila Dunn. V. Pres. Marty Bisfiop. Tres. Joni Driskell, Pres. LaTanya Currington. Sec. Tony Bledsoe Paul Blevins Phillip Bloyd John Boles David Bowles Steve Bowen Tom Borders Tammy Boston Terry Boston Ivtartin Botkins Kenny Bott David Bouchard Pierre Boyd Glenn Bradley Gloria Brady 74 Lisa Bray Jeff Brefimer David Britton Jackie Britton Jamie Brochman Bill Brown Cfiris Brown Denise Brown Lisa Brown Mark Brown Ricfiard Browner Nikki Brumback Ronald urk nIce ' BurKeB Surkhart 75 h k Robert Buckley Kii«| irra ) Susan Burba 1 -11 Michelle Bursicki Sherri Burns Melinda Burton ■ ' .Y Bill Burunoff R M !■ vonneda Busick • ••--- ' f ■ Patty Butler J H Linda Bybee 1 - Kevin Byerly VS pH -— ji .- --- i fl E B 2 VB fl ■■ E B ■iiir Vanessa Byrd Radian Campbell Mark Cannon Deborati Carter Trudy Cartwright jl -m Bere Clark m% Kim Clarkson K ■■ Caria Coble - ' Cheryl Cocahougher Kelvin Collins €m r iL,iM W ' i Shoranda Cosbey Regina Couch Johnnie Cox Roderick Craig Jaqueline Criswell P Monique Cross LaTonya Currington Donna Dailey Romme Davis Tim Dennis 76 Roger DeWeese Joni Driskell Ann Duckworth Mike Duncan Robert Duncan Twila Dunn Rtionda Durbin Steve Esterly Susan Faber Leasa Farmer Nancy Ferrell Mary Figg Gayle Fitzgerald Michell Flemming Angela Fluhr Bobby Fluhr Mike Fontana Jeff Ford Debbie Foster Pat Fowler Sandra Franklin Susie Fraze Shannon French David Fredericks Paul Fryrear Raymond Fritz Yvonne Frizzle Mike Frye Albert Fulkerson Anita Fulkerson 77 Brenda Green JHB . ' ' M ' •• Melinda Harly   -g Jr -•■ Tim Hattemer IJiMft jMm .f . Zeke Kersey T • ■(pr.j . i Betty Kessinger c kj.: Larry Lewis DeLois Mayberry Robert McCracken Donna IVlcDonald Deborah McEntire John McEntire Aaron Miller Cindy Miller Wanda Miller Donna Miosa 78 Barry Morton Denise Nichols Simone Paris Marilyn Payne Jeannette Pearson Jennifer Pearson Darryl Perkins Sharon Phillips Deirdre Polk Kathy Porter Dana Prestigiocome John Price Melissa Ramsey Tannette Ross Mary Sannuels 79 Geoff Sfiackert f Donald Schewaniger Debbie Sheckles Terry Turner Taniece Vaughn Steve Walker Lisa Webb Bonnie White Marlow Willianns P- } s 5 80 Mike Chism Derrick Coffey Renila Copeland Jeff Coyle Rodney Coucfi Steve Courtney Rottiel Covington Jack Crawford Tizzy Crenstiaw Donna Cross 82 Henrietta Crowdus Denlse Dailey Dory Daniels Diana Davidson Susan Davidson Billy Davis Billy Davis Brian Davis David Davis DeeDee Davis Merrilyn Davis Mike Davis Susan Davis Richard Daughtery Renae Deaton Laura Deckard Cheryl Decker Yvonne DeMasters Tim Denham Lloyd Denney Ted Dennis Tom Dennis Robbie Dennison Patricia Denzik Robin Denzik Ronnie Derory Tracy Dessify Brian DeWitt Tony DeWitt Cynthia Dickerson 83 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class Officers: Kathy Arnold. Tres. Robbie Dennison, Pres. Neale Oliver, V. Pres. Cherise Price, Sec. Bob Dinker Hugh Dinwiddle Donna DiSalvo Laura Donnelly Theresa Dorner Kevin Dossett Linda Douglas Bruce Dowdle Wanda Downs William Dreschel i g t _ 1 - Monica Duff Melanie Duncan Karen Durbin Marty Duvall Janeen Dye Steve Eakins Terri Eddins Kim Edds David Eggers Herbie Eggers 84 Eddie Elkins Keith Elkins Lori Ellis Charlie Elswick Karen Elzy Gina Emberton Becky Embry Kevin Embry Connie Emerson Lisa Emmons Mike Endano Dwayne Endicott Freddie English Lisa Ernspiker Jimmy Eubanks Lolita Evans Jeff Everett Donna Farmer Paula Fields Donna Forbes 85 Cheyanne Foreman Lisa Fowler Sherry Fogle Mark Fulner Walter Gibson Sheila Hennan Scott Hernest Debbie Hickey Larry Hoagland Lloyd Hoagland ' S ' j H i 1 1 -4 . Jamie Humphery Chris Koble Joe Lacy Judy Lacy Tammy Leister Ruth McFall Jim McGuffin Lisa Mahoney Jennifer Mattingly Colette Maraman Keith Mayberry Tom Mobley William Molden Diane Mozza Gall Mudd Kim Nacke Doug Nail Kim Nally Charetta Needy Jane Needy 86 A k fi k Kevin Nevitt Tim Nichols Floyd Nine Lisa Noel Susan Nokes Rhonda Nolley Lea Noonan Lisa Noonan Patricia Norman Neale Oliver Lorrie Parker Robert Perkins Jailyn Phelps Charise Price Keith Price Frank Pollock Robert Radcliff Scott Redden Billy Reeder Robert Richie Tyrone Richie Ray Roberts Dana Robinson Steve Robbins Alonzo Roules David Rucker Mary Ann Schultz Frank Setaccioli John Shader Karen Sheckles 87 Mark Shelton Sandy Smith Charles Steptoe Tina Taylor Vickie Thomas Marcus Turner Brenda Tyler Dee Dee Wade Jeff Waddle Tim Waddle Wayne Waggoner Debra Waldon Debi Waldrop Greg Wallace Tammy Wallace Mary Ward Roger Ward Benita Warren Brenda Warren Kathy Warren i m . Alice Walker i W- Jeff Waller J B -- M Angle Walsh 1 ■v ' M Ralph Walton ' W - W Mark Ward n % itf Pi H B .T ' Donnie Watkins Pam Watson Tim Watson Virgie Watson Pat Wease 1 - B Jeff Webb Richard Webb Sfieila Webb James Weber Maureen Welch Jim West Lori West Phihp Westmoreland James Wheatley Paul Wheatley Lisa Whelan Stephanie Wheeler Kim White Randy White Thomas White Tony Whited Scott Whitfield Brian Wieger Linda Wilke Patricia Wilke Chris Willerson Tracy Will Marlow Williams Mike Williams Steve Williamson Laurie Willis Mike Wills Lisa Wilson Mike Willhite Bruce Wilson 89 Robert Wilson Robin Wilson Dan Wimsatt Scott Witter Terry Workman Nici Worley Cheryl Wrenn Cheryl Wright Gary Wright Mary Wright Pam Wright Vickie Wright Anna Zeiesky Kenneth Zenor Maria Zimmerson 90 nmy Armstrong m N [I Vickie Austin K ii 1 ■f-- Tammy Barrett Debbie Bell ■■ . fl Patricia Boles JM ■P m ■■ Glenn Boleware Marshall Bouvier Rhonda Burnett Isaac Calhoun Randy Carter Victor Cary Charles Caswell James Chappel Joe Clarkson Laurie demons Lisa Coates Kevin Cocanougher Denise Coffey Tenia Coffey Dee Dee Collins Timothy Collins Lavelle Cooper Temont Cooper Shelton Courtney Robert Covington 92 James Daniels Cheryl Davis Keith Davis Steve Devore William DeWitt Loretta Dickens Andy Dillman William Doss Billie Joe Dunvan Kevin Duncan Donna Elkins Gladys Ely Shirley Epiy Bradley Forris Harry Fouts Laura Gill Mark Heady Eric Hinderer Tyrone Keene Bob Maeser Laura Mahoney Mary Mahoney Becky Malone Ervey Mal one Joe Malone Angela Manion Lisa Mannen David March Barry Marcum Keith Mardis 93 MMi CLASS OFFICERS Freshman Class Officers: Tres. Rfionda McGeorge, Sec. Angelia Manion, V. Pres. Jerrod Cox, Pres. Andreas Price. Linda f arschand Jeff Marsfiall Thelma Marshall Theresa Marshall Laura Martin Robin Martin Kathy Mason Jessica Matarese Donna Maupin Todd Mayberry Connie Mayfield Mike Maynard Willie Maynard Paula McCabe Mark McAllister Mark McAfee Tinn McCarroll Steve McCarty Jill McClendon David McConnell 94 Anthony McCorkle Dennie McCoy Carl McCubbins Tommy McCue Lorl McDonaki Vickie McDonald Rhonda McGeorge Steve McGeorge Tony McGuire Paula Mclntyre LeeAnn McKnIght Connie McQuarter Nancy Melcher Doug Mercer Buddy Meredith Dwayne Meredith Karen Meredith Ronnie Meredith Ken Merritt Kenny Metcalt mmm Andy Middleton ? Donald Miles - Jeff Miles ' Carmen Miller Jerry Miller Tommy Miller Charles Millhollan Penny Milsap Rfionda Minaus Stan Minter Paul Miozza Emory Mobre Cindy Molden Gary Morgan Rick Montgomery Cherie Monroe Scott Moore Geneta Morgan Marty Morris Steve Morrison David Mount Angelia Moyle Debra Murphey Cfiarles Murrel Craig Muss Troy Muss Leann Oaks Gerald Oblisk Fred O ' Bryan Terry O ' Bryan 96 Greg Odie Katie O ' Hara Dwayne Oliver Tammy Oppel Jerry Orr Linda Orr Dugan Osterhage Todd Osting David Owens Karia Owens Darrel Pack Katrina Palmer Tina Patterson Joe Perkins Darrick Perry Mary Phelps Randy Phelps Venus Phillips John PIttman Jackie Pounter Andres Price Tony Ragshaw Mary Ramsey Gary Rawles Janet Ray Rhodes Rembert Bonnie Richardson William Roberts Anita Robinson Kim Robinson Mahala Rodgers Adrian Routes ' Lamont Rucker Magnolia Rudolph Kim Sowders , Tommy Sowders Debra Squire Michelle Tabor Lori Talley John Tapscott Tracy Tasman Debbie Taylor James Taylor James Taylor Jerry Taylor Mary Taylor Pam Taylor Sonya Taylor Stacy Taylor Tony Taylor 98 Pam Tharpe Tim Thiersch Bobby Thomas Chip Thomas Karen Thomas Wm Tony Thomas r Angela Thompson - W Lynette Thompson ■ - r Mark Thompson - L Ronnie Thompson -.; f « Darryl Thornton Sonya Tilley Joe Timmons Kenny Tindall Jeff Toles La,V if Jennifer Twyman Becky Underwood Brenda Underwood David Underwood Timmy Vance Daniel Vann Sandra Vaughan Tina Vaughn Robert Vaught Greg Welker Charles Wethington Kim Wiseman Diane Wood Michelle Wright Randy Yates HH P k ' Wtmi B Vht- rVI rp . ' - ' F ' ■ ' : ' -.. . A a V ' d B Bj H Judy Vincent Sk Terry Vincent V ivi v William Vincent ft. 1 Steve VIsser r B Elzie Lee Watson f £ J 100 BOARD OF EDUCATION Ernest Grayson, Superintendent Jefferson County Public Scfiools. Jefferson County Board of Education, (Left to Right - Bacl row) Don M. Randolpti, Jofin P, Bell, Carl R Hines. Carol Haddad, William E. Summers, Tfiomas Shultz, Scott Detrick, C. B. Young Jr.. Front row - Orville R. tyiiller, Jr., Jean Ruffra, Roberta B. Tully. Carolyn Hutto. f -m To the Class of 1979; The faculty of Shawnee High School offers sincere congratulations to the graduating Seniors and we hope your learning experience in the family of fellow students and teachers at Shawnee has been both rewarding and successful. It has been a pleasure observing you mature and grow in your struggle toward self-realization. As parents and educators we know you will help shape the future for those to follow. Keeping in mind that learning is a never ending part of life, I would like to share with you the following words by Bayard Taylor: Learn to live, and live to learn, ignorance like a fire doth burn. Little tasks make large return. Sincerely, John R. Whiting -t ASSISTANT I PRINCIPALS S r- I. ' Mr. Paul Brown and Mr. Paul Held are Shawnee High School ' s assistant principals. Mr. Brown (top rights has been at Shawnee High for eight years. Before coming here to Shawnee he taught at Male and DuValle Junior High Schools. His duties include: transportation of students, development of curriculum, evaluation of teachers, discipline of students and overall maintenance of instructional programs at Shawnee. Paul Held has been in the school system for fifteen years and at Shawnee two years. Before coming to Shawnee, he was a Math teacher at Parkland Junior High School. He was an assistant principal at DuValle Junior High School. 104 COUNSELORS Shawnee ' s counseling staff consists of Mrs. (Madeline Maupin (upper right). Larry Williams (upper left), and l rs. Sandy Murray (bottom left). I rs Maupin was previously a History and Social Studies teacher at Meyzeek Junior High School before becoming a counselor. She has been counselor at Southwick. Carter Elementary Schools and Shawnee and Highland Junior High Schools She has been counselor supervisor at W K,U. and U of L. as well as Assistant Director of Professional Development at U of L. Mrs- Maupin is now freshmen counselor. Mr. Larry Williams has been a Physical Education and English teacher. He was guidance counselor at Western Junior High School. This is Mr Williams ' first year at Shawnee. Mrs. Murray has been at Shawnee four years. The Juniors and Seniors have Mrs. Murray as their counselor. 105 OFFICE PERSONNEL 106 The indispensible office staff fielps tfie smooth running of all areas in the school. They are: 1. Mrs. Beverly J head clerk; 2. Mrs. Janine Miller, shipping and receiving clerk; 3. Mrs. Myrna Baker, attendance and records clerk; 4. Mrs. Rosa Robinson, head bookkeeper; 5. Mrs. Catherine Samuels, record clerk in the counselor ' s office; 6. Ms. Dina Noll, attendance and records clerk 1. Albert Aszman, Photography (B.A. at W.K.U- and M.Ed, at U. ot L.) 2. Phyllis Back, Home Ec, (B.S. at E.K.U. and U. of Alaska) 3. William Beck, Math, (MA, at I. U.S., B.A. at I.U.) 4. Clifford Beckham, Industrial Arts Education, (B.A. at I.U.) 5. Hayward Blanton, Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, (B.S., M.A. at W.K.U.) -jmsm Dwight Borum, Biology and Physical Science, (B.S. at Murray State) ay Bossmeyer, English, (B,A. at Berea and M.A.T. at U. of L.) Janis Brown, English, Math, and Pre, Vocational Skills, (BA. at Murray, MA. at W.K.U,) Vlary Burnley, Art, (BA. at Murray State) _eonard Carey, Distributive Education, (B.BA. and MB. A. at Pace College) Earl Childers, Biology, (A.B. at Trevecca College and M.A. at Peabody College) 1. Jerry Clay, Physical Education. (B.S. at Campbellsville College and MA at Western Ky.) 2. Doris Connolly. Home Economics. (B.S. at Simmons College) 3. Kattileen Corbett. Algebra and Geometry. (8. A.. M.R.S.. MA. at Spalding) 4. Marian Creech. Business. (BS and MA. at U.L.) 5. Rita Curry, Physical Education. (B.A. George Peabody College) 1. Sue Daniel. Special Classes - History, Englifh, Math. Science, (B.A. at Transylvania and MA. at UK) 2. Janine Denton, Business Ed , (B A. at U. of K. and M.Ed, at U. of L.) 3. Ray Dobbs, Pfiysical Education, (B S. and MA. at E K U.) 4. Sfiirley Eaves, Englisfi, (B.A. at Kentucky State and MA. at Indian University) 1. Lt. Col. R-R. Enderle, NJROTC, (B S. at University of Texas. B.A. at University of Virginia) 2. Senior Ctiief Dean K. Esterly. NJROTC. (USN) 3. Leslie Frye, Business Education, (B.S. and t .A. at W.K.U.) 4. Mary Gaelber, Special Education, (M.A. and E.D. at Eastern Ky.) -rAt-i ' li ' L .- 1. Donna George. Youth Development and Yearbook, (B A and M A T at U. of L.) 2. Bernie Green, Science, (B.A. and M.A. at U, of L.) 3. William Gilbert, Mathematics, (B.A. at Western Ky. and M.A. at U. of L.) 4. Thomas Green, Social Studies. (A.B. at Kentucky State, M.S. in Ed. at I.U. C.A.S.E. at U. of L.) 1. Sara Haile. U.S. History and Social Studies, (B.A. at U. of L.) 2. Nancy Hancock. Che mistry I and II, Physical Science, (B.S. at U.K.) 3. Lloyd Harris, Psychology and World History. (B.A. at Lincoln Memorial and MA. at U of L.) 4. Sandra Harris, English, (B.A. at U. of L. and MA. at U.K.) -;;;; I ' . ' - -i- ' , ' 1. Bennett Higgins. Band (B.S. at K.S U) 2. Joyce Hollifleld, Business Education, (B.S. and M.A.T. at U. of L.) 3. Sandra House. English, (B A at U. of K.) 4. Henry Howard, PATS Program (fyl.A at E.K.U.) 5. Jim Howell. Art. (B.S. at Murray State) 115 1. Eugene Johnson, Physical Education 2. Lonnie Johnson. Annerican History, Afro Geography, (B A at KSU) 3. Mary Kalbfleisch, English, (B.A., MA. at WKU and U of L 116 .■■A. .■■■lV i :. r-V-i.SJi ' .v-.. ' ' (VH_i: .r.iVV m hie Lengnehs. Social Sciences. (B.A,, M.A.. at U.S.C, I.U.) (even Lin, Chorus. (B.A. at U of L) ii e Marple. Math, (B.A, and MA. at W.K.U.) arl McMichael. Social Studies. (B S.. MA. at Campbellsville. W.K U.) 117 1. William WlcNabb, Science, (B.S.. M.S., at U of T, U of L) 2. Judith Miller, Engoish. (B.A. at Murray State, W.KU.) 3. Brenda OBryan, Science, (B.A.. Pfi.D. at W.K.U.. U of L, Spalding) 4. Michael Piper, English and Newspaper, (B.A., M.A.T. at David Lipscomb College, Oakland University) 5. Joe Peacock, English, (B.A., M.A. at Bellarmine and John Carroll College) T ,- T ;.fjL r  i. ' i 1. Nancy Price. Business Education, (B.S., M.S. at T.S.U., I.U.) 2. Tim Reinert. Math, (B.A. at U of L) 3. Larry Rogers, English (B.A., MA. at Beliarnnlne, Spalding) 4. Pat Shelley, English, (B.S., M.S. at U of L, I.U.) 5. Keith Shepherd, Industrial Arts, (B.S. at W.K.U.) Karen Shireman, U.S. History, Drama. (B.S., M.S. at I.U.) 2. Henry Simpson. Learning Disabilities. (B.S . M AT. at Murray State. I.U . U of L) 3. Wendy Snow, Math. (B.A. at W.K U.) 4. Lance Springs, German. (B.A., MA. at Georgetown, Spalding) 5. Anita Stringer. French. Spanish. (B.A. at K.S.U.) 120 1. Clara Stone. English, (A.B,. B.S.. MA. at I.U., Ohio State, U of L) 2. Charles Weathers. O.W.E and Athletic Director, (B.S., M.S. at Jackson St. and I.U.) 3. Thomas Welch, Math, (A.B., M.S. at Moorehead, Oregon State .- 3 121 LIBRARIANS Mrs. Emma Harris heads the library staff (B.S. Lane College, Western University). 122 123 HALL MONITERS Edward Williams, on right, a six year veteran at Shawnee always clears the halls. 124 LUNCHROOM STAFF Blanche Roberts lunchroom manager. L-R: Mary Wharton, Wattle Crossow, Ernestine Whltaker. Mgr. Blanche Roberts. Clare Wade. Mary Booth 125 CUSTODIANS Custodians: Mrs. Mattie Samuels (Plant Manager on rl( Donald Nuckles (on left), and Mrs. Jean Quarles (not pictured). Keep the school facilities clean and in order. 127 mil n[e|| visitor r -j .JSWHti:- 7s; sa 4 f ■Mm -sfl ' . K. ' MK 6Vl Back Row; Left and Right; Jack Britton, Richard Browner, Steve Karns, Vigil Smith, Robbie Dennison, Charlie Brown Robin Wilson, Mike Williams, Charles Perkins, Eugene Hinderer, Mark Anderson, Ralph Ray, Herbie Eggers, Jeff Bra David Atkins, Rocky Beard, Russell Willhoite, Jeff Coil, Micheal Chism, Middle Row; Greg Crook, Billy Davis, Jimmy McGuffin, Barry Morton, Charles West, Keith Elkins, Kevin Hartman, Tim Dennis, Robert Perkins, Paul Fryrer, DerricI Perry, David Patterson, David Davis, Rodger Noel, Darrell Perkins, Front Row; David Eggers, Jack Crawford, Rayluas Rawls, David Simmons, David Red, Ronald Carson, Philp Bloyd, Randy White, Andrea Price, Curtis Ragland, Jeff Ag FOOTBALL TEAM SCOREBOARD SHS 8 Bardstown 34 Valley 20 Bishop David 40 Doss 42 TJ 34 Central 19 6 Western 20 Stuart 13 6 Butler 13 PRP 12 129 130 131 BOYS BASKETBALL 1st Row L-R I. Calhoun, F. Fuller. D- Williams, G. Basham, D. Houge, J. Knox 2nd Row Manager - D. Simmons, G. Crook, M. Crenshaw, P. Westmoreland, R. Maize. L. Perry, D. Covington, C Perkins, Manager - R. Carson, Not Pictured - Coach Harris 1st Row L-R O, Potter, D. Coffee 2nd Row M Wilhite, D. Rostin, G. King, Coach Fleming 132 1st Row L-R K. Couch. G. Opie, D. Mercer. J. Cox, J. Carter 2nd Row Coach Howell. D. Perry. K. Martis. T. Lairo. R. Meredith, S. Minter 133 134 135 FRESHMEN WIN EVERY GAME BUT ONE ia From left to right: Venus Phillips, CathY Vittitoe, Lisa Powell, Connie Gary, Peggy Crawford, Miss f iller. coach, tulichelle Curry, Janet Ray, Tonya Catfey, Denise Coffey, Lone Cary 136 1. kir.iONii CHAMPION 7. ' 7 3 RUNNER UP 72 73 I W I KUNNtK ' UK 74 7S G B 1 A R S L K S ' E T B A L L nt (left to right): Tim Robards. Mgr.. Dee Dee Cross, Evette Runner, Angela Brown, Dee Dee Polk, Donna izza, Diane MIozza, Victor Reed, Mgr., Back: Lonnle Johnson, coach, Venus Phillips, LaTonya Curnngton. Tia Chandler, Joyce Parker, Michelle Curry, Jennifer Pearson, Peggy Crawford, Donna Veils. Charese Price, r., Susie House, Asst. coach. La ... tP«a ;ellng (left to right): QIajuana Carter. Evette Runner. Angela Brown. Marilyn Parker, Tonja Caffey, Diane MIozza. nding Lorie Cary. Lisa Powell. Connie Cary, Twila Dunn, Wllma Chandler, Latonya Currington, Henrietta Crowders, jch MS- House- 137 CROSS COUNTRY David Fredicks smiles contentedly about the race results 138 row (L-R) Renita Copland, Sharon Carter. 2nd row) Cathy , Henrietta Crowdus. Henrietta Crowdus shows her stamina at the County Meet. Sharon Carter does it again. on Carter prepares to pass a competito 139 GIRLS TRACK 1st row, Renita Copeland, Robin Harris, Paula Carter, Henrietta Crowdus, Peggy Crawford, F Cawthorn, Ms. House. 2nd row, Kathy Ray, Cindy Miller, Radainne Campbell, Angela Brown, Evette Runner, Ruby Clark, Kathleen Warren, Not shown - Linda Wilke, Sharon Carter, Dian« Miozza. 140 BOYS TRACK Boys ' track. Coach McMichael, Rob Vaught, David Simmons, Clifford Pullen, row 2: Robert Perl ins, Derrick Perry, Ron Carson, David Britton, row 3: David Freidrich, Russell Willhoite, Floyd Nine, Mike Chism, row 4: Darryl Houge, Jerry Taylor, Phillip Cornelius, Sam Roberts, row 5: Ronnie Couch, Richard Maize, LeRoy Perry, Darrell Powell. 141 GIRLS ' FIELD HOCKEY First Row: Mrs. Curry, Diane Miozza. Joni Driskell. Laurie Carey. Dana Robinson, Brenda Barnhart, Second Row: Lisa Wllkey, Maureen Byers. Twilla Dunn, Elaine Phillips, Cathy Vlttltow. Third Row: Henrietta Crowdus. Sharon Carter. Denise Nichols, Barbara Farley. Raidan Campbell Top Row: Charlse Price. 142 A Denise Nichols — Hockey is my lite! ' (Row 1) Mr. Langnehs. coach. Cindy Bray, Kevin Coyle, Becl y Bucl man, Joe Volls. (Row 2) Hinderer, Jerry Reed. Jeff Coyle, M[ .e Duncan, (Row 3) Timmy Vance, Joe Malone. (Row 4) Noonen, Eric Hinderer. David Underwood, Lisa Bray. Ivlil e Duncan practices 144 Robert Ricky leaps off the high dive 1 SWIMMING Off the starting blocks! Eugene Hinderer and Mike Duncan practices tfieir winning strokes 145 TENNIS Boy ' s Team (1st Row - Left to Right) Steve Bagby, Manager (2nd Row) Butch Denny, Tom Asque, Bobby Fluhr. Karen Meredith, Robbie Deni 146 Girl ' s Team (1st Row - Left to Right) Donna Miozza. Susan Noaks, Jackie Criswell, Twila Dl (2nd Row) Patty Butler, Donna DIsalvo, Lori McDonald, Tammy Thompson, Sandra Vaugh, I Mclntyre, Donna Voils. (3rd Row) Marilyn Paine, Nikki Brombeck, Paula Thomas, Carmen IV Jennifer Mattingly, Amy Wells. STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row; L-R; Cannise McQuater, Mike Davis, Todd Osting, Joni Driskell, Twila Dunn, Chare Prcie, Rhonda Durbin, Angie Randall, Geoff Schagkett, Lisa Bray, Glenn Baughman 2nd Rov DeAnn Anderson, Bonnie Alvey, Tammy Leister, Kathy Warren, Laura Deckard, Yvonne DeMasters, Barbara Farley, Eric Hendreer, Mike Borders 3rd Row; Lisa Webb, David Brittor Merrilyn Davis, Gina Emberton, Donna Burger 4th Row; Stephie Yung, Tracy Will, Dan Wim£ Julie Almonade, Tim Turner, Cheryl Barfeild, Marty Bishop, Robbie Dennison, Lisa Alvey No shown is Ms. Frye and Ms. Corbett. The Shawnee High School Student Council is the student body government organization. It plans various school activities and facilitates community and school projects. The purpose of the organization is to coordinate teachers, students, and administration with the particular needs of their projects. 148 L to R: Tracy Will, Secretary; Robbie Dennison, Treasurer; Deedee Cross, V. President; ( Ballard, President STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a senior supported scholarship program which sponsors a scholarship fund witl fund raising. 1st row: Vickie Bowlin, Donna Beard, Paul Brown, John Beebee 2nd row: Mark Anderson, Paul Fischer, Jeff Arnold. Beta Club Members. Row 1: Wayne Ashby Scott Bryant Cindy Miller, Geoff Schackert, Cindy Bray, Chuck aMard Terri Carter, Row 2: Brenda Bishop, Donna Beard, Jackie Criswell, Jennifer Mattingly, Marilyn Payne, Mary Samuels, Michelle Flemming, Jennifer Beebee, K ' F ' fds Row 3- Maureen Byers, John Beebee, Mardina Runner, Sheila Reives Jeannie Covington, Brenda Warren Anna Zelesky Row 4: David Bratcher, Sandy Vaughn, Michelle Tabor Patricia Boles, Gina Emberton, Jane Needy, Ma ' u°reen Welsh Row 5: Caria Adams Cindy B,sher,N Brumback, Kerri Barringer, Marilyn Davis, Cheryl Decker Row 6; Glenn Baughman, Nancy Beichler Donna Berger, Lolita Evans, Kim White Row 7: Lisa Brady, Brenda Barnhart, Lisa Alvey, Diane Miozza, Cheryl Bar eld Deb- bie McEntire, Becky Buckman. Sponsor: Mrs. Clara Stone Beta Club Officers preside at the induction of new members in the Beta Club. Tres. Terri Carter, V. Pres. Chuck Ballard, Sec. Cindy Bray, Pres. Robert Badger. 150 Beta Inducties who were inducted in tlie fall ceremony for their outstanding meritorious academics qualities among which is a 3.5 grade average to get in and a display of leadership qualities. NJROTC : r ' v L ' - Para-Military organization takes over the gym for a short period of time. 152 k Navy Junior Officer Training Corps teacfies students various skills such as meterology and navigation. Ttie students are graded in their classes, drilling ability, and in their appearance. The unit has three drilling teams; beginning, intermediate, and advanced. Besides drilling and inspection, NJROTC is involved in many activities; such as dances, inter-unit sports and taking field trips. w v Front Row: Kim French, Deedee Polk, Donna Mullins, Donna Elkins, JoAnne Erwin, Kevin Baker, Ba row: Tlieresa Boyd, Amy Wells, Pierre Boyd, Phillip Cornelius, John Beebee, Steve Robbins, Cherise Williams, Michael Piper, sponsor. NEWSPAPER The Newspaper Staff taught by Mr. Michael Piper works diligently year round to produce THE POW WOW, Shawnee High School ' s newspaper. This newspaper presents poetry, short stories, sports, editorials, and the famous Captain Lazer Comic Strip. It also presents various articles of interest to the students of Shawnee High. 154 Yearbook Photographers: Top Row: Scott Whitfield, Geoff Schackert, Bottom Row: Steve Walker, Lisa Webb. Printing photos, preparing layouts, cropping photos, typing copy sheets are all hard jobs that only get done by a perservering Yearbook staff working many days after school and even some weekends to get the Yearbook done. Back Row: Ms. Donna George, Faculty Advisor, Glenn Baughman, David Britton, Anna Zelesky, Lisa Brady, Front Row: Kim White, Donna Mullins, Barbara Fluhr, Not Shown: Becky Schaub, Donna Dailey, Janice Burkett, Dina Noll, Kim Blakeman, Wendy Barber, and the latest edition, Keith Beck. 15! FBLA 1st row, left-right: M. Samuels, C. Miller, Treasurer, R. Campbell, D. Beard, Secretary, Lisa Alve Vice Pres., A. Duckworth, Pres. 2nd row: T. Dunn, J. Almonrode, R. Copland, S. Carter, 3rd row Miozza, D. Carpenter, K. Clarkson, T. Cartwright, V. Bowlin, J. Covington, 4th row: C. Adams, S Albanese, G. Arnold, C. Bischer, 5th row: T. Adams, C. Bishop, K. Allen, M. Bouers, M. Duncan row: Mrs. Denton, Mrs. Frye, Sponsors DECA 156 1st row: Patti Boston, Terri Beard, Anita Fulkerson, 2nd row: Cindy Arms, Terri Allen, Terri Ball, Berrenger, 3rd row: Mike Frye, Donna Berger, Karen Black, Cindy Bishir, Greg Basham, Mr. Car sponsor CHESS -LVt! Left - Mr. Reinert, Victor Reed, Orlando Porter, James McGuffin, Right - Keith Nelson, Gary Turpin, Paul Miozza, Not shown - David McConnell SAC As. Craine, Dwayne Endicott, Tizzy Crenshaw, Terri Carter, Deedee Polk, Linda Marshan, Cindy VIolden, Duane Oliver, Marion Cobb, Donna Elkins, Ruby Clark, Mr. Howard, Donna Voils 157 DRAMA Row 1; John Higgins, Lloyd Denny, Lisa Dailey, Jeff Rice, row 2: Cherise Williams, Becky Buckman, Lisa Alvey, Diann Anderson, Demetria Cathey, Steve Esterley, Lisa Bray, Denise Nichols, row 3: John Flood, Brenda Barnhart, Trudy Cartwright, Paul Brown, row 4: Cindy B Jennifer Beebee, row 5: Kathy Arnold, Sherri Orr. 158 J  KARATE Left to Right - Robert Albert, Russell Wilhoite, Joe Rinzi (teacher), Jim McGuffin 160 GERMAN CLUB L to R: Lolita Evans, Karen Elzy, Roger DeWeese, Lori McDonald, Lloyd Denney, Maureen Welch, Jane Needy. Not pictured: Robert Badger, Tersa Franklin, Rhonda Fuge, Seth Barrett, Paul Brown, Mike Duncan, Conny Bishop, Lance Springs - sponsor. FRENCH CLUB 1st row: Melanie Duncan, Richie Daugherty, Lisa Bray, row 2: Karen Meredith, Rhonda McGeorge 161 BAND 1st row: Teresa Rodgers, Ann Duckworth, Jailyn Phelps, Jami Humphrey, Keith Hailure, row William Doss, Mario Robinson, Roger Hardy, Phil Gibson, Chris Wilkerson, Robert Cravens, Patterson, row 3: Nick Curd, Roderick Craig, Brian Wieger, Andre Price 162 CHOIR Choir. Row 1. L Oakes, B. Ruhr, W. Barber, T. Ash, P. Butler, L. McDonald, J. Anderson P Ponder, row 2; T. Denniss, B. Barnhart, Brenda Baker, N. Farley, row 3: G. Mudd J Driskell J D i ' ' J, o u ' 9: Weatherington, P. Blevins, T. Denis, N. Brumback, Y. Frizzell ' row 4- R Badger, M. Bishop, M. Duncan, P. Wheatley, A. Fulkerson, S Williamson PEP CLUB GrUrrh! Ji=2 D Cu ' - inOton Cathy Dewitt, Tizzy Crenshaw, John Woosley, row 2: Ramona Green, Cherise Price, Joyce Parker, Delois Mayberry, Lorie Cary, Deborah Squire Evette Sobin on ' ' Syfcoc ' on !ug ' h°e;° ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 163 c H E E R L E A D I N G T R Y O U T S Judges: Lloyd Harris, Raymond Dobbs, Rita Curry, and Janlne Denton 164 Cheerleaders: Top Row: Left to Right: Julie Almonderode. Cindy Miller. 2nd Row: Debbie Mclntyre, Theresa Parker. 3rd Row: Garry Bouvier, Russell Willhoite, Jeff Waddle, Floyd Nine. 4th Row: Rhonda Durbin and Joni Driskell. inriFi LIBRARY AIDES .s 1st row: Debbie Taylor, Michelle Tabor, Cherie Monroe, 2nd row: Jimmy Meadors, Byron Robinson, Dwayne Endicott, Duane Allen COUNSELORS AIDES 166 1st row: Marilyn Davis, Caria Coble, Alberta Wells, Crystal Chandler, Anna Zelesky, 2nd row: Bobby Fluhr, Charles Steptoe, Gall Mudd, Theresa Ashworth, John Boles, Cindy Arms, Brenc Green. DRILL TEAM A ! Top Row: Left to Right - Jacqueline Criswell, Dana Robinson, Evette Runner, Cheryl Cocanougher, Debra Squire. Second Row - Kathleen Warren, Kathy Ray, Lorrie Gary, Patricia Wease, Sally Taylor. First Row - Renita Copeland, Marilyn Payne, Raidan Campbell, Donna Farmer, Mardina Runner. I PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris Mr. William McNabb Mr. Albert Aszman Mrs. Sandy Murray Mrs. Catherine Samuels Mr. Paul Brown Ms. Sandra House Mr. Timothy Reinert Mrs. Margie Layman Mrs. Clara Stone Mrs. Sue Daniel Mr. and Mrs. John R. Whiting Mrs. Edith Gibbs - In Memory of Michele Gibbs THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAG 168 ' Z-7M F.J. Kremer And Sons 900 E. Jefferson Street WHOLESALE Candy - Tobacco - Paper Products And Sundries Cookies - Bar Supplies Hours 8 - a.m. To 5 - p.m. - Sat. 8 - a.m. To 1 p.m. PHONE: 587-0026 Sack OT V G-eoTv )P ' r, - '  - Courtesy Of Winn ' s World Of Fitness ■.i.-fi;Ult ' l-- ' :.i AUTOGRAPHS ,. • Mr 0 - ' AUTOGRAPHS u Ni-- .o ,v v . ' = ' xt ,ct ?-%-- 0 r v V p .. -N A cr ' Pv zo -{ ,. V - $- AUTOGRAPHS , 4 174 AUTOGRAPHS OJiuxiu Qac hwdJi (M ( x J cii OUaJi (XOoA -byivKO CA phcsbs y Gjf)h ■ n ofxii_ cJP 175 IN REMEMBRANCE 4 AUDREY VARNER 1964-1978 GLENN McCAMMOr 1961-1978 e3J J- SOYS TRACK Although the season was not successful three runners were outstanding. They were Leroy Perry. David Fredrlcks, and Charles Perkins. b«fti f If . 178 1 % GIRLS TRACK Top Row: Left to Right Manager- Renita Copeland. Radian Camphell, Peggy Crawford, Henrietta Crowdus. Pam Cawtf Linda Wilke. Bottom Row: Manager- Evette Runner, Dee Dee Polk. Cindy Miller, Angela Brown, Kathy Ray. 180 First row-left to right-Neale Oliver. Mike Albanese, Tony Brown, Philip Bloyd, Greg Bray 2nd row-Coach Comnnodore, Charlie Elswick, I Basham. Tim Denham, Mike Williams 3rd row-Jeff Ford, Jimmy Brutcher, Paul Fischer, Chuck Winebrenner. Coach Johnson 182 1 First row- Darrell Perkins 2nd row- Raylus Roberts, David Simmons, Gary Carpenter, Mike Williams, Jimmy Eubanks 3rd row- Lewis Cooper, Jack Crawford, Doug Mercer, Andres Price, Tim Denham FENNIS This year Shawnee ' s tennis team had to build from scratch. Next years team promises to be much better, with members returning these players will have this years experience and skills. 184 GIRLS TENNIS Back Row: Left to Right-Coach McNabb, Patty Butler, Nikki Brumback, Donna Miozza, Carmen Miller, Jenny Mattingly. Front Row:-Dana Robinson, Lori West, Jackie Criswell. Marilyn Payne. GOLF t.: - - Back Row: Left to Right-Todd Osting, Denny Allison, Eric Hinderer, Dugan Osterhafe. Front Row:-Tim Murphy. Eugene Hinderer, Jeff Coyle. 181 SENIOR PICNIC Senior picnic was held at Spring Mills Park. Fun was had by all. 186 RING DAY Mr. Whiting presented the Juniors with their rings. Afterward Miss Murray, said Juniors you may put on you rings. The crowd promptly cheered wildly! 187 PROM This years prom was held at Indiana University South East. The theme was TIME PASSAGES and the music was provided by FREE FALL ' There was a large turn out of faculty and students. 188 y:- ' p.v Jlr HjA i 9 1 :■ 189 300D LUCK . . 300D BYE . . . 190 BEST WISHES . . CLASS OF 1979 Commencement exercises was held at Commonwealth Convention Center 7:00 p.m., May 18. After a commencement address from Alderman Milburn Maupin, the class of 79 received their diplomas and were recognized for their achievements. As they embark on their future endeavors they wished sincere good luck as they begin new lives and careers. 191 SENIOR AWARDS NIGHT Senior Awards night was held on the evening of May 10, 1979 to honor the graduating seniors of ' 79. The class of ' 79 received 14 grants, 12 scholarships, and over 70 awards and honors. John BeeBee the Salutatorian of the Senior class received the most awards. After the closing remarks from Mr. Whiting the seniors and guests met for refreshments and socializing. 192 u u £ wSe V.i K- ' iV;. ' . ' i3:.:L . iM-U- u , J -t 5 ; - i . gP ' A f ' c ' -€? ' , 3, % . c -:fn.e-o - v ■ ' - - .l: . 10 y- - I . Vv V. ' ut% € •f , Vo Us cr  ■ ;:; V rt- 4- i-A - - ■ . - . j T V c y5 (TA Mf (J J - J .X S ' ft ' f . ' S o : . O ' ' v c •c