Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

1976 SYLLABUS MARION-ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL RURAL ROUTE 2 SHERIDAN, INDIANA 46069 VOLUME 42 To most people the year 1976 will represent the cele- brating of our Bicentennial. We all are looking back to see how the colonists made history two hundred years ago. And just as they made history in 1776, we the students of Marion-Adams High School are making history in our 1975-76 school year. For us Seniors, the exper- ience of making history at Marion-Adams High School will enable us to continue to make history in our community, state and nation. From our undefeated football teams, memorable homecomings, classroom exper- iences, extracurricular activi- ties, that unforgettable prom, to our long awaited graduation, we indeed had a memorable year MAKING HISTORY AT M-A H.S. Ben Johnson once said, If a man does not make new acquaintances as he passes through life he will soon find himself left alone. A man should keep his friendship in constant re- pair. MAKING HISTORY at M-A.H.S. in- cluded the renewing or beginning of many last- ing friendships. Sometimes there were tears, but it is the joyful times with our friends that we remember most. MAKING HISTORY ALL TOGETHER Mr. Stout The 1975-76 Syllabus staff dedicates our Bicentennial yearbook to the memory of Mr. Byron E. Stout, who served our com- munity faithfully as a student of Sheridan High School and for forty- two years as a teacher, coach and principal of this school. 6 School Board: Left to Right - Mr. Heffelmire; Mr. Wallace; Mr. Pence; Mr. Evoy; Mrs. Nicholsen; President, Mr. Walker. Mr. Leslie Pence Mr. Beryl Kouns Superintendent Principal Mrs. Linda Stahl Guidance Mr. Al Youmans Guidance Administration Leads the Way Mary Miller Elsie Gary Virginia Reed Wilma Smith Ramona Lacey Linda Stahl Larry Wright Bill Collier Douglas Moore Ron Blotch 8 Now let this be a lesson to you, don't make bets with students! S P E C I A L E David Urban Joan Dunn Fern North Michael Gibson Glen Russell p H Y S I C A L E Robert Clayton Cindy Schobert BUT DON’T FORGET THE PADDLES 9 MY HOW WE’VE GROWN Pampers anyone? Who, me? Well, stood up again! n r. iMi W %� W afl ■' V nr ! V Wow! look at that! Mjs jg 7° ' - v� i ■ V--ir ' 4r W f n. Lii ' 4-iTnn. . . . More sophisticated. . . . Braver. . . . More aware . . . Just a little bit more !! ONLY FOUR SHORT YEARS AGO TONI ALAN BARRICK-President; S-Club 1-4; Student Council 2-4; Honor Society 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Choir 4; Swing Choir 4; Football 1,2-4; Swimming 1-4; Baseball 2-4; Track 1; Sgt. at Arms 3. ZYGMUNT NEJMAN JR.-Vice-President; S-Club 1-4; Media Club 1-2; Science Club 1-2; Spanish Club 1-2; Annual Staff 4; Choir 3; Lib. Asst. 1-2; Cross Country 1-3, Swimming 1-4; Intramurals 4. CARL JOE KING-Sgt. At Arms; S-Club 4; Science Club 1, JCL 2; Spanish Club 1-2; Choir 3-4; Track 2-4; Intramurals 3-4. VALERIE DAWN SMITH-FHA 1-4; SSS 1- 4; GAA 1-3; Booster Club 1-4; Science Club 1, JCL 1-2; Choir 1-4; Cheerleader 4; Media Club 2-3; Lib. Asst. 2; Office Worker 4; Hall Monitor 3-4; Volleyball 2-4; Basketball 1-3; Track 3. TINA JO BURGETT-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA 2-3; IFEA -3; Science Club 1; Paper Staff 3; Office Helper 4; Hall Monitor 3. SUSAN BORGNINI-Class Sponsor 4 years ALAN COOK-Class Sponsor 2 1 2 years. 12 IN THE BEGINNING BRUCE EUGENE AKARD-FFA 1-4, Treas. 3; S-Club 2-4; Media Club 1-2; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Lib. Asst. 1-2; Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 1-2; Base- ball 1; Track 3-4. TERESA ANN BACON-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA 3-4, V. Pres. 4; Science Club 1; JC L 1; Paper Staff 2-3; Volleyball 4; Bas- ketball 3-4; Track 3-4. KATRINA LOU BAGLEY-FFA Sweetheart 3-4; FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; GAA 1-3; IFEA 1-4; Media Club 2-3; Cheerleader 1-4; Honor Soc. 1-4; Science Club 1; JCL 1-3, V. Pres. 2; Band 1-4. SCOTT BARBER-S-Club 2-4; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1-2; Football 1; Cross Country 2-4; Basketball 1-2; Baseball 3- 4; Track 2-4; Golf 1. EMILY KAY BUNDY-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA; IFEA 4; Booster Club 1,2,4; Science Club 2; JCL 1-2; French Club 3; OEA 4; Volleyball 4; Annual 4; Track 4; Lib. Asst. 3-4. ROCKY BURGAN SUSAN DIANE CALVERT-FHA 1,2,4; SSS 1,2; GAA 1; Booster Club 1-4; Science Club 1; JCL 1; Band 1-4; pres. 4; Stage Band 2-4; Choir 3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Pom-Pon 3-4, Sec 4. DENISE CONDRY-FHA 1-4; SSS 3-4; Honor Soc. 1; Science Club 1; JCL 1. KENNETH LAVERNE CRIST-S-Club 1-3; Track 1-3. JUDY GARLAND CUMMINS-FHA 1-4; SSS 3; Booster Club 4; Spanish 1; Choir 4. TONYA JOY DOTY-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-3; Booster Club 4; Science Club 1; Choir 1. NANCY LYNN DUCHEMIN-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-3; GAA 1; Booster Club 1,2; Science club 1; JCL 1; Choir 4. CINDY LYNN ELLIS-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1-4; Spanish 1,2; Choir 1; Track 2; Exchange Student to Brazil. 13 WE HAD BELLS ON BETH ANN EMRY-SSS 1-4; Honor Society 1 2; JCL 1-2; French Club 1; Choir 1. DALE ALLEN EUBANK-FFA 3. OUR TOES AND FRED L. EVANS-FFA 1 3; S-Club 3; Foot- ball 1-3; Intramurals 3-4. JOHN ORVILLE EVERETT IV-IFEA 4; Science Club 1-2; Annual 4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Choir 4. JULIA KAY GOSSARD-FHA 1-4; GAA 1- 2; IFEA 2-4; Media Club 1-3; Booster Club 1; JCL 1-2; Science Club 1-2, Treas. 2; OEA 3,4. Sec. 4; Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Pom Pon 2-4; Treas. 4; Office 2-3. LUANNE GRAY-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA 1-3; IFEA 3-4; Media Club 1-2; Booster Club 1-4; Choir 1-4; Pom Pon 3; Lib. Asst. 1-2; Hall Mon. 3; Basketball 1-2; Swim. 1. CYNTHIA SUE HARVEY-FFA 2; FHA 2-4; SSS 2-4; GAA 1-2; IFEA 3-4; Booster Club 1-2; French Club V. Pres. 3; Choir 1. STEVEN LEE HECK-JCL 1; Hall Mon. 2,4. MITCHELL CARL HENDERSON-Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Football 1; Intra- M. 2-4. DEBBIE SUE HICKS-FHA 1; SSS 1; Booster Club 1; Science 1; Spanish Club 1; Choir 4. TYLER BRIAN HICKS-S-Club 4;'Media Club 1,2,4; Science Club 1-2; Spanish Club 2; Lib. Asst. 1-4; Golf 1-4; Intra-M 3-4. KIM ALAN HOLLINGSWORTH-S-Club 2- 4; V. Pres. 4; Student Council 1-3; Honor Soc. 1-3, V. Pres. 1-2; Science 1; Spanish Club 1-2; Lib. Asst. 1; Hall Mon. 3-4; Football 4; Cross Country 2-3; Basketball 1-4; Golf 1-4. CHRISTI JOY HORTON-FHA 1-3; SSS 1- 2; GAA 1,3; Student Council 1; Choir 1,2, 4; Cheerleader 1; Volleyball 1-3. 14 CLASS RINGS ON OUR FINGERS LARRY JOSEPH HUTCHENS-FFA 2-4; S- Club 1-4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Choir 1-2; Swing choir 1; Baseball 2; Track 1. JULIE ANN INMAN-FHA 1-4; sec. 4; SSS 1-4; v. pres. 4; GAA 1-4; IFEA 2-4; Media Club 1-3; Booster Club 1-4; Science Club 1; OEA 1-4, v. pres. 4; annual 3-4; Paper Staff 3; Choir 4; Cheerleader 1-4; Lib. Asst. 1; Office Helper 3. LESLEY S. ISENHOWER GARRY KAY JESSUP-FFA 1-4; Media Club 2-4; pres. 2; Science Club 1; JCL 1-2; Annual 4; Choir 4; Lib. Asst; 2-4; Hall Monitor 1. GAIL JONES STEVE ALAN JONES-FFA 1-3. DAVID ALAN KALMAN-FFA 1-2; Science Club 1; Wrestling 1-4. BARBARA JEAN KINKEAD-FHA 1-2; SSS 1-2; GAA 1-3; Booster Club 1-2; Science Club 1-2; OEA 1-2; Volleyball 3. DENNIS LEE KINKEAD-FFA 2; S-Club 3- 4; Media Club 1-2; Science Club 1; JCL 1-2; Football 1-4; Basketball 2; Lib, Asst. 1-2; Track 1; Intramurals 3. ROBERT ALAN LAND-Honor Soc. l-3 4; Science Club 1; JCL 1; French Club 3; Band 1-4; Stage Band 3-4; DALE WILLIAM LEAP-BasebalI 1 NESTOR DANIEL LUCHINI-Cross Country 3; Swimming 1,4; MARK MANIER-FFA 1; Media Club 2; Science Club 2; Swimming 1. 15 WE HAD JEFFERY WAYNE MAXWE L L-S-Club 3-4; Honor Soc. 1-4; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1-3; Football 1-4; Swimming 3-4; Track 2. JODIE LEE McCARTY-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA 1-2; Media Club 1-3; Booster Club 1-4, pres. 4; Honor Soc. 1; Science Club 1-2; Choir 4; Swing Choir 4; Lib. Asst. 1- 3; Off. worker 3-4; Volleyball 1,2; A NIGHT TO REMEMBER” JEANNETTE ANN McKAY-FHA 2-4; SSS 1-3; GAA 1-4; Booster Club 4; Honor Soc. 1-2; Science Club 1; JCL 1; Off. helper 4; Hall Monitor 2,3; OEA 2-4; Vol- leyball 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 3. SARAH JANE MEYER-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; IFEA 3; Science Club 1; Choir 1-4; OEA 3-4; pres. 4; Spanish Club 1; Off. worker 3. JEFFERY MARK MILLIKAN-S-club 1-4; Track 1-3; Football 1-3; Science Club 1; FFA 4. JERIANNE MINNICH-FHA 1-2; SSS 1-2; GAA 1-3; Science Club 1-2; Spanish Club 1; Volleyball 3. GARY LEE MOORE-S-Club 2-4; Science Club 1; JCL 1-3; Paper Staff 4; Cross Country 1-4; Track 2-4; Intramurals 3-4. RUSSELL EARL NESBITT-S-Club 2-4; Media Club 1; Science Club 1; JCL 1-3; Lib. Asst. 3; Football 2-3; Baseball 1-4; Intramurals 3-4. LESLIE K. NEWBY-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA 1-3; IFEA 2-3; Media Club 1-3; Booster Club 1-4; Student Council 3; Sci- ence Club 1; Spanish 1-2; Annual 3; Paper Staff 3; Cheerleader 1-4; Lib. Asst. 1-2; Hall mon. 1-3; OEA 2-3. BETTY LOU NUNNALLY-FHA 1-2; SSS 2; Honor Soc. 1; Science Club 1; JCL 1; Hall Mon. LOU ANN NUNNALLY-FHA 1; SSS 1; Honor Soc. 1; JCL 1. JEFFERY WAYNE PADGETT-FFA 1-4; Sci- ence Club 1-2; Hall Monitor 2. JOE PARSONS-FFA 1; Science Club 1; JCL 1. 16 WERE SUPER SALESMEN, BRENDA PEARSON-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA 1-3; IFEA 2-3; Media Club 1-3; OEA 2-4; Booster Club 1-4; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1-2; Annual 3; Lib. Asst. 1- 2; Paper Staff 3; Hall Mon. 2-4; Cheer- leader 1 2,4. DALE EUGENE PETTIGREW-S-Club 1-2; Student Council 1-2; JCL 1; Annual 1-2; Swimming 1; Class Pres. 1-2. CONNIE JO PICKARD-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA 1-3; Booster Club 1,2,4; JCL 2; Sci- ence Club 1; Basketball 3; OEA 1,2,4. KAREN J. PICKETT-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; Science Club 1; JCL 1-2; Choir 2-3; Paper Staff 4; Volleyball 3-4; Lib. Asst. 4; Bas- ketball 3-4; Track 3-4. MICHELLE MARIE PICKETT-FHA 1-3; GAA 1; SSS 1-3; Booster Club 1-2; OEA 1; Media Club 1; Choir 1; Band 1. SUZY PICKETT-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 4; JCL 1; Choir 2-3; OEA 4. BYRON PIERCY JEFFREY L. PITTS-S-Club 1-4; Media Club 1-2; Honor Soc. 2; Science Club 1- 4; Spanish 1-2; Lib. Ask. 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Golf 1-4; Intramural 3-4. DEBORAH K. POWELL-FHA 1-3; SSS 1-4; GAA 2; Choir 1-4. RANDY LEE PRICE-FFA 1-3; S-Club 3-4; Science Club 1; Football 1-4; Int. 3-4. AUDIE S. QUICK-FFA 1; Football 4; Wrestling 3; S-Club 2-4. JANET SUE QUICK-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; Media Club 2; Booster Club 1-4; Student Council 3-4; Honor Society 1-4; Spanish 1; Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 1-4; Pom Pon 1-3; Off. Helper 2; Bookstore Worker 3-4. ROBERTA JO REDDICK-FHA 2-3; SSS 1- 3; Science Club 2; Choir 2-4. 17 BUT THE CLASS OF 1976 PEGGI LYNN ROEDER-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1-3; Science Club 1; Band 1- 4; Stage Band 3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Annual 3-4; Editor 4; Off. helper 2; Hall mon. 2; Bookstore worker 4. JEFFERY JAY ROOD-FFA 1-3; Paper Staff 2- 3, editor 3. CHARLES BARTON ROWLAND II-FFA 1- 4; Lib. Asst. 1-2; S-Club 3-4; Media Club 1-2; Hon. Soc. 1-2; Sci. Club 1; Spanish Club 1-2; Choir 3; CC 2; Basketball 1-4; Track 3. BRIAN KENT SEARS-S-Club 1-4; pres. 4; Hon. Soc. 3-4; Sci. Club 1; JCL 1-3; CC 1-4; Annual 4; Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 1- 4, Track 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 3- 4. MARK RYAN STAHL-S-Club 3-4; sec- treas. 4; Student Council 3-4, pres. 4; Hon. Soc. 1-4; Sci. Club 1; JCL 1-2; Spanish Club 2; Class pres. 3; CC 2-4; Basketball 1-2. MARK E. STEPHENSON-Honor Soc. 1; JCL 1; Intramurals 3. TAMELA MARIE STEVENS-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA 2-3; IFEA 2-3; Booster Club 1- 3; Student Council 1-2; Honor Soc. 2; JCL 1-2; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Pom- Pon 2-3; Paper Staff 4; Choir 2-4; Swing Choir 4; Off. helper 2-3. DEBRA LOIS STOWERS-FHA 1-4; SSS 1- 4; IFEA 2-3; Booster Club 1-4; Honor Soc. 1-2; Science Club 1; JCL 1-2; Choir 2-4; off. helper 3-4; Hall Mon. 1. KATHY GAYLE STOWERS-FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; IFEA 2-3; Media Club 2; Booster Club 1-2; Student Council 1; Hon. Soc. 1-4; Sci. Club 1; JCL 1; Spanish club 2; Pom-Pon 3-4; Off. helper 2; Hall Mon. 2,4. RANDALL JAY THOMPSON-S-Club 2-4; Media Club 1-3; Student Council 1,4; Hon. Soc. 1-4; Sci. Club 1; Spanish Club 1-2; Hall Mon. 4; Basketball Mgr. 1-4; Intra- mural 3. THERESA ANN THURMAN-FFA 2-4; FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA 1-2; Media Club 1; Honor Soc. 1-4; Booster Club 1-4; Annual 4; Choir 1-2; Off. helper 3-4; Track 3. TIMOTHY JON TOLLEY-S-Club 2-4; Sci- ence Club 1-2; Spanish Club 1; Paper Staff 4; Choir 4; Football 3-4; Wrestling 2-4; Baseball 2,4; Track 3-4. PAMELA KAY TUDER-FHA 1-4; Band 1-2. 18 FINALLY MADE IT!! LISA SUZANNE WAITT-FFA 1-4; FHA 1- 4; SSS 1-4; GAA 1-2; IFEA 3-4; Booster Club 1-2; Science Club 1-2; JCL 1-2; Paper Staff 1-3; Hall Mon. 2-3. RANDY JAY WALKER-FFA l-4 pres. 4; Band 1-2; Stage Band 1-2; Lib. Asst. 2-3; Bookstore worker 3. TAMMY JO WHICKER-FHA 1; SSS 1; Choir 3,4. RUDY WHITLOW PAM J. WIRE-FHA 1-2; GAA 1-2; Science Club 1; JCL 1; Paper Staff 1-3; Band 1. CYNTHIA JO WRIGHT-FHA 1,2,4; SSS 1- 2; Booster club 1-2. PENNY LYNN WYCKOFF-SSS 2; GAA 3; Booster club 4; Choir 2-4. SARAH JANE YOUNG-FFA 2-3; FHA 1- 4; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Pom-Pon 2-4; pres. 4; Hall Mon. 2; Class secretary 3. TURNS TASSELS CLASS FLOWER Carnation CLASS SONG: 24 Hours at a Time CLASS MOTTO: Cherish yes- terday, live for today, and reach for tomorrow. Jeff Maxwell, Valedictorian. Guest speaker, Rev. Jim Powell. Oops, forgot something! Ken Biddle, honored Alumnus. The class of 1976 made Baccalaure- ate and Commencement ceremonies short and sweet this year by combining them in- to one. The exercises began with Jodie McCarty giving the Invocation. Jeff Max- well gave the Valedictory address followed by Toni Barrick's Salutatory speech. Day by Day was then sung by Senior choir members. Rev. James Powell gave a talk telling the Seniors to Celebrate the Sun . He said to try to succeed but also to enjoy life now. The presentation of diplomas and awards by Mr. Pence and Mr. Kouns then took place. The Benediction given by Rev. Robert Rinkenbeng and the Reces- sional closed the ceremonies. Amazing Grace, bus B's tour guide. The sights put Leslie and Toni asleep. Since when has Dale become a twin??? The Senior trip proved to be an ex- citing and memorable time. We visited many momuments and Gov't, buildings, spending one afternoon at the Smithsonian Institute. It being the Bicentennial year, there were some new attractions and some under construction. The times we will all remember will be the goofing off and free time we spent with our friends: swimming at midnight in a closed pool; running from one end of our trip picture to the other, imitating Iwo Jima, playing cards on the bus, Lynn Roeder's laugh, taking pictures and posing for them, ack ack ack ack, twelve dollar taxi fare, and just having a nice time in other people's rooms. 22 SENIORS REWARDED WITH AWARDS I Dare You award winners, Kim and Katrina. 1976 Citizens of the Year . DEPARTMENT AWARD WINNERS: Jodie McCarty-Home Ec. Kathy Stowers-English Tina Burgett-Art Jeannette McKay-Business Janet Quick-Choir Sarah Young-Home Ec. Lynn Roeder-Band, Annual Jeff Maxwell-Spanish, Math Randy Thompson-English, S. Sciences Tim Tolley-Art Toni Barrick-Science, History Jeff Padgett-Agriculture Kim Hollingsworth-Government 23 JUNIORS PLAN PROM AND D. Ballard D. Biddle T. Bishop M. Bouse Row 1: Marna Crawford, Sec.; Darla Louks, V-Pres.; Dawn Nichols, Treas.; Row 2: Jeff McClay, Sgt. at Arms, Mr. Urban, Ms. Dunn, Spons; Bret Marsh, Pres. B. Bruce T. Butcher K. Carlisle J. Carney J. Childers C. Condry M. Crawford D. Dillinger J. Dillon Vice-President, Darla, in action. The Juniors were represented by princesses, Cheryl Nunnally, Football; Tracy Bishop, Christ- mas dance; Melanie Rodgers, Basketball. They built floats, Filanned prom theme and are ooking forward to Senior Trip. Along with these the year was spent selling glass cleaner, cnili supper tickets, and candy. The juniors are really looking forward to becoming Seniors. 24 T. Fitzgerald E. Fulton M. Gray B. Godby C. Godby J. Goodnight J. Greathouse M. Hadley C. Hammack J. Heffelmire P. Heffelmire C. Heiny K. Hicks V. Hollingsworth L. Hunt A. Jeffries L. Johnson M. Kercheval R. Kercheval G. Leap LOOK AHEAD TO SENIOR TRIP D. Louks B. Magee B. Marsh M. Martz J. McClay D. McCullou P. McKinney J. Michael J. Michael D. Miller L. Moore A. Mossburg B. Nesbitt D. Nichols C. Nunnally K. Overdorf D. Owen J. Partiow R. Pence R. Pickard B. Pickett L. Pickett C. Piercy R. Rehm K. Remsen L. Ritter M. Rodgers B. Rowland R. Sample J. Seats M. Shelburne K„ Stone S. Stone D. Stowers R. Stultz M. Ulrey K. Vahle M. Vogg R. Waitt V. Walker K. Wallace D. Wallen D. Waters R. Watson T. Whaley T. Whaley The best dressed boy in school ? Taking life easy at the Career Center I 25 SOPHS HAVE PRODUCTIVE YEAR Steve Alexander Kevin Badger Penny Ballard Kenny Barker Donna Bartram Curt Bilby Kyle Buzan Mark Cain Connie Capps Tammy Capps Cindy Cherry Doug Chew Molly Cline Tim Coppess Doris Cowan Ronnie Crist Lisa Dunlavey Kevin Emry Penny Favors Sharon Freeman Richard Garst Myrna Goff Michael Griffin Debbie Guttman Roger Hall Gary Hamilton Jim Hancock Jason Harbaugh Allen Haughey Mark Heck Sharon Henley Scott Hiatt Craig Horton Jeff Jeffries Chris Jessup Jeff Jones Sheryl Kalman Brian Kincaid Kim Law Jeff Manhart Gary Maxwell Delilah McPherson Sophs just 'act1 like they're studying! The Sophomore class of 1975-76 had a very productive year. As custom goes, the Sophs received their class rings early in the year, and soon exchanged them with their loved ones. The Sophomore athletes played a very big part in Varsity sports. Steve Alexander led the way as presi- dent for the class, and the future for the Sophs looks very bright. 26 IN ATHLETICS AND ACADEMICS Class officers and Sponsors: Garry Merrill, Sgt. at arms; Greg Welch, Treas.; Kyle Buzan, V. pres.; MyrnaGoff, Sec.; Mrs. Gary; Mr. Moore; S. Alexander, Pres. Nancy McVey Garry Merrill Donna Michael Julie Millikan Kevin Millikan Gay Moore Mike Moore Karl Newby Bruce Nunnally Elizabeth Oberthur Jody Ottinger Dennis Owen Mary Owens Brian Paddack Brian Partlow Terry Pence Candy Perry Brian Pickett Jay Pickett Faith Piercy Jerry Price Kelly Quick Mark Revord Randy Roberts Argus Robinson Charles Rood Kathy Rood Linda Rose Jeff Roudebush Ruth Shoe Anita Shoemaker Branda Shoup Della Shoup Susan Stephenson Carol Steeves Mark Tolley Kenneth Waitt Beth Walker Janice Walker Greg Welch Jody Woten Stephanie Wyckoff 27 WHACK! WHACK! WHACK! K. Alexander L. Anderson D. Barker D. Bennett P. Biddle R. Biddle J. Boyer P. Brady K. Bragg J. Childers L. Cox V. Cummings B. Dick C. Doane J. Doty J. Fariss B. Faucett R. Favors T. Goff B. Goodnight A. Gossard M. Grizzle L. Hale R. Hamilton T. Henderson P. Holmes N. Hopkins P. Johnson K, Kay K. Kinkead M. Marsh R. Martin P. Mason B. Barrick A. Bell K. Bell T. Biddle T. Boffo C. Boggs M. Burdine D. Burnell L. Butcher N. Cummins K. Davis R. Davis T. Doty D. Douglas D. Endsley G. Fennell M. Foust J. Godby R. Greer D. Griffin M. Grin stead C. Haughey J. Hedge K. Heiny D. Huckleberry J. Jett L. Johnson E. Kryter J. Light L. Manier P. Maxwell R. McClain M. McCullough 28 SENIORS, GET OFF OUR BACKS. C. McKinney A. Mendenhall P. McKinney L. Mosbaugh D. McVey F. Mossburg E. Mullin J. Nance C. Nesbitt K. Newby T. Nunnally J. Ogle C. Owens C. Padgett T. Parti ow D. Patterson T. Pettigrew J. Pettit L. Pickett L. Piercy G. Pitts T. Pitts M. Revord K. Rinkenberg R. Robinson J. Rowland S. Roeder C. Sample R. Rohrer T. Scott T. Shelburne J. Spencer L. Shoup R. Spencer S. Smith L. Stowers R. Stultz B. Vann J. Ulrey T. Vogg S. Van Meter B. Waggoner C. Wagner J. Wallace D. Waitt D. Wallen B. Wallace L. Walton Class officers: Tracey Henderson, Sgt. at Arms; Tony Scott, President; Mrs. Dunn, Sponsor; Dinah Bennett, V. President; Mrs. Ellis, Sponsor; Cindy McKinney, Trea- surer; Kathy Kinkead, Secretary. C. Went T. Woolard B. Whitlow F. Woten C. Williams M. Wyatt 29 LOOK OUT, HIGH SCHOOL B. Adams A. Akard K. Alexander V. Biddle C. Birge P. Boggs J. Burnell S. Cain D. Campbell D. Crail J. Davis M. Durr K. Emry M. Evans K„ Evoy P. Gar st T. Gidman D. Godby D. Harris B. Harvey S. Harwood T. Heffelmire C. Hicks B. Holliday J. Jones K. Jones S. Kalman L. Alexander D. Ballard S. Berry H. Bouse M. Bundy J. Burgan B. Cline T. Copeland B. Cox M. Durr S. Dye J. Ellis B. Felton K. Fisher J. Fitzgerald M. Godby G. Goff K. Harbaugh D. Hays T. Heck P. Heffelmire G. Hopkins J. Huckleberry A. Hutchens J. Kent B. Kinkead L. Kryter L. Lemke G. Louks M. McCorkle S. McVey J. Miller N. Miller D. McDaniel L. McKinney B. McVey M. Moon D. Musgrove M. Nicholsen 30 HERE COME THE EIGHTH GRADERS! E. Owens M. Padgett S. Parsons T. Partiow S. Pearson M. Pence R. Perry A. Pickard J. Pickett K. Pickett B. Piercy L. Powell E. Price C. Pryor K. Quick K. Rayle C. Ridge M. Ridge Y. Ridge C. Rodgers R. Roeder K. Rowland S. Ryan D. Scott D. Singleton D. Southard L. Southard K. Spencer B. Stone M. Tolley R. Walden A. Wallace D. Waters J. Webb L. White M. Whitlow J. Wilhoite L. Williams J. Wyckoff Class officers and sponsors: Robbie Louks, Treas.; Chris Liz, Kim and Sundrea give three Rodgers, Pres.; Mr. Russell and Mrs. Stahl, Sponsors; cheers for the eighth grade! Sundrea Ryan, V. Pres.; Kim Rayle, Sec. 31 SEVENTH GRADE LOSES RECESS W. Adams M. Anderson T. Bacon L. Biddle R. Biddle R. Biddle J. Boffo B. Boggs D. Brady R. Castle D. Cherry A. Cox S. Ecret M. Ely K. Fariss D. Gar st G. Gary K. Gary J. Greer T. Grin stead K. Guttman J. Hancock L. Hawkins J. Heck J. Hollenbeck D. Hollingsworth S. Hopkins K. Inman M. Isenhour C. Isenhower A. Jones D. Jones G. Kalman 32 D. Ballard T. Ballard E. Beck G. Bishop P. Bishop T. Bishop S. Bray C. Burton G. Butcher T. Davis K. Donahue B. Doty D. Fitch S. Fitzgerald T. Franks B. Goodnight S. Gookins L. Gray M. Hacker K. Hale T. Hall K. Hedge L. Henley D. Hicks A. Horton D. Hunt J. Hutchens J. Johnson K. Johnson K. Johnson L. Kay R. Kinkead S. Kuhlman BUT GAINS LONGER LUNCH HOUR! E. Lemke R. Martin B. Magee J. McCain C. Marsh L. Millikan J. McKenzie J. Moore D. Molden J. Moore J. Moore R. Mossburg S. Mullins L. Newman M. Neal H. Nunnally K. Newby G. Ottinger K. Overdorf S. Pearson J. Paddack E. Perry J. Pearson T. Pettit K. Piercy R. Reddick T. Pitts M. Revord J. Rawlings S. Roberts S. Robinson R. Roudebush D. Roeder R. Rudd G. Rood T. Scott J. Seats A. Steeves D. Shoe M. Teter R. Showalter J. Waggoner S. Waitt M. Wallace J. Waldman L. Walton J. Wallace J. Weir A. West A. Whaley J. Woodock A. Wyckoff T. Young PI a Hr i 1 ltiB’ r?: V 33 MAKING HISTORY: Lord Baugham said Education makes a people easy to lead but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossible to enslave . This was said long ago but is still MAK- ING HISTORY today in our ever-changing world. Careers, governments, and life styles change, but the classes at MAHS prepares us to meet these changes without being over- whelmed by them. z ik-vA3 f COSG RES5. Jci.y 4. 770 «State of Xnwricu. It c lfir Arlan ant isfie imam moH$ 3Vrfaraftqn, :: :T,3 jEr£2teir, fir.-t 3t £ : , tfrii fr,. ( • fe- 5EL ' ' %ya ( £te£? teg;.-. jfejg? -J - . z£x- ’ 49r r .j ie KNOWLEDGE SCIENTISTS — PROBLEM SOLVERS Lyla! Eat lunch, not the chemicals! Cooking over an open fire . . . The science department of Marion Adams H.S. involves Chemistry, Biology and I.S.C.S. Mr. Terhune's Toni's fascinated by the experi- ment. Just a few more drops!!!! Chemistry classes performed many experiments and balanced many equations. Mrs. Ellis and her biology classes learned of animals, then dissected them. The Jr. High I.S.C.S. lab partners conduced many ex- periments. Mr. Terhune-Use the furnace. Don't build a fire. 36 200 YEARS AGO TODAY — HISTORY Mr. Moore's exciting classes. It's not all that bad, Mr. Wright. Kim-Do it right! Although Government, U.S. History, and either History or Geography is re- quired to graduate, it's really not all that bad. This year we have added a new class in Social Studies Seminar. After all of the required classes are completed there are other classes which can be taken like Psychology and Sociology. Monica, don't scream in class! 37 ALGEBRA 1 IS FUN WITH MRS. DUNN! The Math Department which includes General Math, Calculus, Algebra 1-2, Trigonometry, Analytical Geometry and Math V, are taught by Mrs. Dunn, Mr. Russell, Mr. Terhune and Mr. Gibson. The advanced math classes were challenging, but especially essential for those students who plan to go to col- lege. Four math students hard at work??? Comparing answers, Mark? Bored 38 SPEECH CLASS ON STAGE! Mrs. Lacey doing her thing! Mrs. Reed hard at work! Do you honestly love me, Emily? English is required from seventh grade to eleventh. Students learn perfect Eng- lish usage, how to appreciate literature, and how to write themes and term papers. Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Gary, Miss Lacey, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Smith make it interesting and fun to learn. Boys, quit writing dirty words on the board! The exciting cast of Hillbilly Christmas . THE FINE ARTS”, MUSIC AND Mrs. Owen, Instrumental Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Dollens directed the members of the band and choir to a fine year. The band played at all the home football games, despite the rain! The choir sang at the concerts as well as singing at many com- munity events. The Junior High general music classes sang and learned a little bit about the history of music. We feel that our music de- partment is fine . Mrs. Dollens, Vocal Marching season is a blast! Woodwind Trio performs. What page did she say to turn to? Perfect harmony. General Music, or Just General? CRAFTS, HAVE A FINE” YEAR Mr. Sanborn, Art Besides the regular art classes, this year, crafts and ceramics were added to Mr. Sanborn's schedule. Many students signed up for all of his classes and their work showed how creative today's young people are. String, String, and more String! Concentration?! PHOTOGRAPHY AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Photography is an exciting way of exploring the scenery around you. Students are able to capture a moment or a beautiful view. It offers further knowledge of hand- ling a camera and how to adjust it so the scene is captured just so. The true feeling of the picture is in how the students set the camera. But most important is the personal satisfaction of developing their pictures and watching their crea- tion come into form. Looking good! No pornographic pictures. Jay! My final Creation . Hey, Good Lookin'! Smile, I'm taking your picture! Linda, don't drink it. 42 MAKE BEAUTIFUL PICTURES TOGETHER Will the real industrial Industrial arts students hard at work? arts student please stand up? Ha, Ha, Ha! My finger's caught. The Industrial Arts department allows the students to use their creativity and imagination. They are intended to provide each student with an exploration into the follow- ing areas: metals, woods, plastics, drafting, power mechanics, elec- tricity, and graphic art. Mechanical drawing is designed to teach the students to develop skills of using drawing instruments. Students learn to perform hand and machine opera- tions with a certain amount of efficiency. BUSINESS ALONG WITH SPANISH Shorthand is a real brain teaser. Ms. Dunn conjugating some Spanish. Ms. Dunn and Julie experiment with their talents at Spanish. There are many business courses at Marion-Adams High School. Some of these courses are Typing, Business Law, Office Practice, Shorthand, Ac- counting, General Business, Sales- manship, and of course, the Intensive Office Lab. Almost all of these courses are open to Freshman through Seniors. • Advanced Typing is open to students who have taken Typing one. The Office Practice is open to Juniors and Seniors and the Intensive Office Lab is open to Seniors. These subjects help our students to prepare for their careers after school. Besides business courses we also have Spanish, which several students enjoy. Tracy gets her mind off Reid. Mr. Brown saw Mr. Smith . . . 44 Do you swear to tell the truth . . .? Jeff's typing attracts everyone. Two office lab girls trying to make a living. Jean calls the next witness. 45 YOU GROW IT Hey what's this? Distracted students. The first two years of Vocational Agriculture are spent in basic skills devel- opment. Basic agriculture and shop are taught along with the concepts of the Fu- ture Farmers of America. A foundation of basic agricul- ture areas is taught so the student is able to make wise choices for a career or fur- ther schooling. Jeff hard at work. Having troubles, Stork? Hey, what's going on! 46 WE COOK IT What is it Mrs. McColgin? Mrs. Borgnini always has a smile on her face. Mm Mm good! In Home Economics and Singles Living, which used to be Bachelor's Living, stu- dents learn how to cook one semester and sew the next. They also learn consumer education, clothing, family relations, child development and housing. With Mrs. Mc- Colgin and Mrs. Borgnini teaching it's always fun. LEARN CAREERS! Will that be all?? Tyler, a regular ham!! , lfi Oh my, this lady has gone to SPECIAL ED. LEARNS SPECIAL THINGS Study hard, Shari! WHILE CAREER STUDENTS Many activities go on at once in Special Ed. class. Is it good, Mr. Urban??? Randy sitting on his career. HEY! LET’S SQUARE DANCE!! Along with the usual phy- sical education activities, a new skill of square dancing was introduced to the cur- riculum. Mrs. Schobertand Mr. Clayton observed many different reactions from stu- dents. While many enjoyed this coeducational experi- ence, others would say I'm not going to dance with him her! (Whichever the case be.) The boys line up to take their turn riding the horse. 49 In a poem called Washington Monument by Night , Carl Sandburg said, Nothing happens unless first a dream. The happenings . Proms, Dances, Homecomings, Stunt Nights and many other student life activities were once dreams that were put into action by dedicated people behind the scenes who somehow made it fun for all the rest of us despite many obstacles and difficulties. MAKING HISTORY: HAPPENINGS p R 0 M H I G H L I G H T S The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Holiday Inn. It all started at eight o'clock when the students and teachers were served a smorgasbord din- ner of Roast Beef, Turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, green beans, rolls and salad, with pie for desert. After they finished their feast, they danced to the music of the Steve Rosenbaum Quartet. The crowning of Susie Calvert high- lighted the evening, followed by more dancing. After the night filled with dancing and fun ended everyone went their own way to prepare for the fol- lowing day. Mary signs the guest book. HOLIDAY INN 70 east MAY I MARION AOAMS HIOH SCHOOL Susie receives a congratulation kiss. From a slow dance . . . . . . to a fast dance. T H E S C H 0 0 L Y E A R M.A.H.S. PRESENTS 54 Giddy up MUSICAL AMERICA Another talent in MAHS. Another day at the barber shop! Are they really angels? A Star is born. The liberated man. The Figs hit Sheridan. 55 INTRAMURALS: Intramurals is made up of boys between the 9th and 12th grades. There are no practice sessions, just games. But this doesn't mean the boys don't take it seriously. All the boys have a good time, but they like to win for their teams. This year the teams included: The Tilters, The Dag Biscuits, Ugh's Fuzzies, Earl Scrugg's Revue, The Royal Puddins and the Dirty Doctors. The Faculty also put a team on the floor. TILTERS EARL SCRUGGS REVUE UGH'S 56 TRUE SPORTSMEN! The 1975-76 Intramural basketball teams had a spectacular season. This year the teams were perhaps the most evenly matched ever. Six seniors drafted teams earlier in the year. Mr. Cook donated his valuable time to super- vise the intramurals for his second year in a row. Bruce Akard was the leading scorer in the league and The TiIters won the tourney and were crowned Champions . STANDINGS Dog Biscuits Earl Scruggs Revue Dirty Doctors Ti Iters Royal Puddins Ugh's Fuzzies Won - Lost 8 - 4 7 - 5 6 - 6 6 - 6 5 - 7 2-10 DIRTY DOCTORS FUZZIES ROYAL PUDDIN'S 57 COMMUNITY PROUDLY HONORS The 1975 Fall Sports' Banquet was filled with excite- ment. Everyone awaited the minute when the Football Team would present the 1975 Range- line Conference Trophy to Mr. Kouns to be placed in the Tro- phy Case. There was also the announcement of awards to be presented; Most Valuable P lay- er, Best Defensive Man, and Best Offensive Man, The Fastest Cross Country Runner, and Most Valuable Volleyball Player too. The attendance at the Ban- quet was one of the biggest ever. 1975 Range Line Conference. Larry Hutchens and Toni Barrick received the Football M .V .P . while Brian Sears received Most Valuable Run- ner and School Record. Everyone was very ex- cited for our Football Team this year in celebrating their ten and 0 season. It was an extremely proud night for our community. The 1975 Fall Sports Season will long be remembered and congratula- tions go to the outstanding efforts of the coaching staff and football team. Most Valuable Players: Larry Hutchens and Toni Barrick. Mr. Wright proudly accepts his award from the team. 58 Cheerleaders have turn The captains present the 1975 to present their trophy Conference Trophy to Mr. Kouns. THEIR MARION-ADAMS ATHLETES Many athletes gathered to- gether for the winter sports' banquet. Highlights of the evening were Mike Shelburne receiving MVP for basketball, Siggi Nejman for breaking 8 swim records and most points. Also doing outstanding deeds in their sport were Audie Quick for wrestling, Karen Pickett for girls' basketball, Katrina Bag- ley, Leslie Newby and Julie Inman receiving S-blankets and Harvey Harris for 15 years Mike Shelburne receives Most Valuable Player after receiving of excellent team bus driving, the highest free throw percentage in the county. Mr. Bowman presents Harvey Harris with an award for his outstanding bus service. Leslie, Brenda, Valerie, Julie and Katrina re- ceive their awards plaques and S Blankets. Audie Quick receives wrestling awards for Mr. Sanborn presents Terry Pence with the the quickest pin and Most Valuable. most improved wrestler. Karen Pickett receives a trophy for her excel- lence in basketball. JULIE RECEIVES CROWN, Queen Julie Inman, and her escort Randy Thompson. Queen's court. Left to Right: Micah Marsh, Janie Hedge, Greg Welch, Kim Law, Dan Luchini, Janet Quick, Randy Thompson, Julie Inman, Gary Moore, Karen Pickett, Denny Ballard, and Cheryl Nunnally. A crown and some roses were presented to the queen by the kings as Randy looks on. Larry Hutchens and Toni Barrick, Co-cap- tains, congratulate Queen Julie. 60 AS TEAM HAS ANOTHER VICTORY! Homecoming Festivities were extra exciting this year with the Demons, Winning Season, Floats, Bon Fire, Spirit Competition, Snake Dance, and the Sen- iors winning First in the Powder Puff Game, Float Competition, and Spirit Award. Our Queen Candidates this year were: Janet Quick, escourted by Dan Luchinni; Karen Pickett, escourted by Gary Moore; and Julie Inman, escourted by Randy Thompson. At half-time of the game Julie Inman was crowned our 1975 Homecoming Queen. She was crowned by our Homecoming Kings and Co-Captains of the team: Toni Barrick and Larry Hutchens. Others serving in the Queen's Court were: Junior, Cheryl Nunnally; Sophomore, Kim Law; and Freshman Janie Hedge. Here comes that Winning Spirit!!!! The Seniors won First Place for their float Look, here comes those Fantastic, Great, and 'Jaw the Gophers . Stupendous Demons!!!! The Juniors float Pound the Gophers was a surprise to everyone. Toni Barrick wins kisses and a crown. The Sophomores float Flip Out the Gophers added a new touch. No wonder Julie is so excited, riding Larry Hutchens, in Jeff Apple's Corvette. another King!! The Frosh float Recycle the Gophers was very well done and won 2nd Place. KATRINA IS NAMED QUEEN, Hardwood homecoming brought forth many activities. At Half time there came the introduction of the Queen Candi- dates and Princesses. The three Senior Queen Candidates were Katrina Bagley, Susan Calvert, and Leslie Newby. Katrina was named Queen. Princesses serving in the Queen's Court were Junior, Melanie Rodgers; Sophomore, Donna Michaels; Freshman, Dinah Bennett. Before the game Brian Sears was crowned King. Brian, a senior on the Varsity Basketball team, has been playing basketball for six years. The Seniors were very enthusiastic and overjoyed at re- ceiving the spirit award. They also captured second place in the float competition. The Freshmen captured first place in the float competition with their theme, Declaration of Victory. Homecoming court. Left to Right, Front Row: Toni Barrick, Leslie Newby, Carl King, Katrina Bagley, Susan Calvert, Siggi Nejman, Back Row; Micah Marsh, Dinah Bennett, Steve Alexander, Donna Michael, Chuck Godby, Melanie Rodgers Queen Katrina awaits her crown. Roses; a crown, and kisses from the team! What more could any girl ask for? Leslie Newby, queen candidate; her escort, Toni Barrick. 62 Homecoming king Brian Sears sitting upon his throne. Queen candidate, Susan Calvert; her escort Siggi Nejman. The freshmen float: Declaration of Victory captures first place. Join our Victory Convoy was the float theme for the Seniors; it got second place. Those crazy Seniors, Julie and Val. We're forever blowing bubbles. Freshmen Dinah and Micah enjoy the night. Juniors, Melanie and Chuck with Sophomores Donna and Steve, also enjoy the evening. The Juniors' float Worming our way to a Victory captured much attention. The Sophomores had a float with a toilet; their theme was Flush the Shamrocks . 63 STUDENTS ENJOY CONVOCATIONS The administrators, and teachers, as well as the students, enjoyed the many convos which were presented this year. They included such topics as: I Be- lieve in Music , the Indianapolis Sym- phony Brass Quintet, and a Christmas play by the Speech class. Our convos were O.K.! . Students enjoying?? Doug, CHEW!! Brass Quintet performs. SCIENCE FAIR —GREAT SUCCESS! Row 1: Steve Ecret, Kathy Guttman, Sandra Roberts, Tina Young, Karen Spencer, Lisa White; Row 2: Kim Fisher, Mr. Harris, Debbie Scott, Sunday Ryan, Susan Kalman, Cindy Cantrell, Yvonne Ridge, Tina Bishop, Mr. Bowman, Sherry Parsons. The science department sponsored a Sci- ence Fair in February. Four of the projects won locally and went to the regional event. They were Kim Fisher and Sundrea Ryan, Stop Heart Attacks ; Lisa White and Sherri Parsons, Mouse Maze ; Karen Spencer, Susan Kalman and Debbie Scott, The Effect of Alcohol on the Nervous System . Lisa Cantrell and Yvonne Ridge won honorable mention from the Dental Association for their project, The Dental System. 65 Bionic Bowman boosts bus! DEBBIE CROWNED AT CHRISTMAS DANCE Christmas vacation got off to a flying start with everyone enjoying the Christmas Dance. The Evanston Band's music entertained the students and teachers. The crowning of Christmas Queen, Debbie Stowers, climaxed a fun-filled holiday evening in December. I didn't realize that department store mannequins were so heavy. The Evanston Band. Where'd it go? Got any Rolaids? '50’S DANCE BRINGS OUT THE DEMONS The '50's Dance made a big hit at MAHS again this year. Students, teachers and parents all dressed for the oc- casion and showed their fan- tastic dancing skills to the mu- sic of the good old days, which Disc Jockey, Mike O'Brien played. Then the Demons made their appearance by singing many of their top hits. They al- so surprised Mrs. Borgnini with a song for her birthday . After the Demons finished, the Angels followed up with a song. Mike O'Brien. Mrs. Borgnini's Song. Unidentified Falling Objects! Dance contest time! 67 No man is an island, entire of itself every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main; . . . Any man's death diminishes me be- cause I am involved in mankind. was said by John Donne three centuries ago but is still valid today. We are all involved whether we act! ely participate or not. MAHS provides us opportuni- ties to become involved through, our participation in organizations, with our fellow students and the community. MAKING HISTORY: 68 HONOR SOCIETY AND STUDENT COUNCIL Sr. Honor Society: Standing- Mark Stahl, Theresa Thurman, Sharon Stone, Bob Land, Mrs. Gary, Toni Barrick, Kathy Vahle, Mary Martz, Bret Marsh, Seated-Jeff Maxwell, Randy Thompson, Katrina Bag- ley, Janet Quick, Brian Sears, Mike Shelburne. A 0 The Senior Honor Society worked really hard to keep those grades up. The close- ness of Toni and Kim's grade point average was very exciting because it determined the Sal- utatorian for the class of 1976 . The Junior Honor So- ciety has a couple of years left, and we're sure they'll keep up the good work. New members! JR. HONOR SOCIETY Randy, I get the feeling we're the only ones interested. Nick Hopkins, Mike McCullough, Greg Pitts, Alisa Hutchens, Brenda Kinkead, Annette Pickard, Lyla Lemke, Kim Rayle, Susan Berry, Mike Revord, Elizabeth Price, Sundrea Ryan, Debbie Guttman, Sharon Henley, Elizabeth Oberthur, Jody Ottinger, Cindy McKin- ney, Chris Rodgers, Kyle Buzan, Jay Pickett, Karl Newby, Curt Bilby, Tim Coppess, Brose McVey, Robbie Louks, Mark Nicholsen, Kerry Evoy, Bill Roeder, Mark Durr, Alice Bell, Rene Rohrer, Dinah Bennett, Sheryle Van Meter, Michelle Grinstead, Cheryl Haughey, Jan Boyer, Robin Martin, Kristin Newby, Beth Wag- goner, Ann Mendenhall, Lisa Butch- er, Dan Waitt, Phil Holmes, Rolli Greer, Mrs. Gary, Polly Johnson, Kathy Kinkead. 70 FUTURE COMMUNITY LEADERS Student Council: Standing-Jody Ottinger, Tony Scott, Loretta Moore, Debbie Gutt- man, secretary; Janet Quick, vice-president; Mark Stahl, president; Bret Marsh, Treasurer; Renea Rohrer, Kathy Kinkead, Michele Grinstead. Seated-Steve Alexan- der, Randy Thompson, Mr. Moore, sponsor; Jeff Manhart, David Owen. Student Council 1975-76 did a very good job at pleasing the student body this year. Let's hear it for more convoca- tions! !! Doyle enjoys looking at Mr. Moore's books! F.F.A. AGRICULTURE —AMERICA’S This year the FFA was lead by Randy Walker and Mr. Carr. During the year some of the members went to the district convention held at Tip- ton, the state convention at Purdue and the national convention at Kan- sas City, Mo. After guest speaker, Scott McCain gave his speech at the banquet, President Randy Walker left his position to be taken over by David Stowers for the following year. Katrina Bag ley had an outstanding year as queen for the FFA, but then gave her crown to the 1976 FFA queen, Mama Crawford. FFA members are ready for anything. Learning to do, doing to learn . . . Randy's happy to see the year end. Guest Speaker, Scott McCain. 72 HERITAGE —AMERICA’S FUTURE Kevin looks over notes from the conventions. Marna receives her crown and jacket. Row 1: Mr. Carr; R. Hall, Sent.; G . Merrill, Treas,; M. Crawford, Sweetheart '76; D. Stowers, Pres.; K. Bagley, '75 Sweetheart; K. Carlisle, V-Pres.; K. Emoiy, Sec.; C . Jessup, Reporter; Row 2: G . Hamilton; T. Pence; J . Good- night; G . Jessup, A. Quick; B. Akard; Row 3: R . Garst; J . Price; A. Haughey; B. Kinkead; M. Moore; M. Griffin; Row 4: J . Jones; J . Hancock; K. Badger; T. Coppess;K. Barker; T. Boffo; Row 5: J. Harbaugh;K. Millikan; J. Pettit; A. Gossard; C. Williams; L. Anderson; C. Doane; Row 6: J . Wallace; J . Row- land; B. Paddock; L. Hunt; M. Manier; J. Millikan. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS AND SUNSHINE C. Steeves, Reporter; M. Martz, Dist. V.P.; M. Kercheval, His- torian . Gossard, Song Leader; J. Inman, Secretary, J. Quick, President, Mrs. McColgin, Sponsor; B. Pearson, V. President; V. Smith, Treasurer; J. McKay, Parliamentarian . McCarty, Projects Chairman; T. Bacon; D. Stowers, K. Bagley, E. Bundy, S. Young, T. Thurman, M. Pickett, C. Pickard, T. Stevens, K. Stowers, K. Pickett, L. Newby, D. Condry, T. Burgett, S. Pic- kett, S. Meyer, J. Cummins, T. Doty, N. Duchemin, L. Roeder, L. Waitt, C. Harvey, L. Johnson, L. Moore, G . Moore, M. Crawford, S. Stone, T. Bishop, R. Rehm, M. Rodgers, M. Gary, L. Ritter, S. Calvert, S. Stephenson, D. Cowan, F. Piercy, S. Freeman, P. McKinney, D. Miller, D. Waters, D. Bennett, R. Shoe, J. Childers, J . Millikan, C. Perry, D . Huckleberry, M. Foust, T. Doty, M . Wyatt, M . Bouse, P . Johnson, C . Haughey, P. Ballard, L. Mosbaugh, L. Pickett, C. Padgett, B. Waggoner, J . Hedge, J . Boyer, R. Martin, R. Rohrer, K. Kinkead, C. Mc- Kinney, S. Van Meter, M. Cline, B. Walker, K. Kay, T. Goff, D. Endsley, L. Stowers, M. Grizzle, T. Nunnally, B. Vann, D. Griffin, T. Doty, D. Bartram. Janet Quick, F.H.A. President. Mrs. McColgin proudly shows the award the offi- cers gave her. Outstanding member F.H.A. is: Having fun, making friends, giving speeches, awards 1976, Julie Inman. banquets and lots of.happy people. 74 EXTEND HELPING HANDS F.H.A. and S.S.S. did their part this year in extending a help- ing hand. F.H.A. did much volunteer work this year helping the mental health. With the leadership of Janet Quick, Mrs. McColgin, and Rev. Powell, they did an out- standing job. F.H.A. members found this year to be rewarding. Sunshine also did their part by extending a hand to our home town nursing home with parties and favors. The elderly people appreciated the work from the Sunshine girls. They had friend- ly chats together and also sang songs. First Row: Left to Right, Song leader, Janet Quick; Asst. Treas. Myrna Goff; Secretary, Darla Louks; President, Katrina Bagley; Sponsor, Mrs. Smith; Vice President, Julie Inman; Treasur- er, Loretta Moore; Pianist, Karen Pickett; Historian, Marna Crawford;. Second Row: G . Jones S. Young, E. Bundy, L. Waitt, T. Stevens, J. Gossard, K. Stowers, J. McCarty, T. Ba- con, D. Condry, C. Pickard, T. Thurman. Third Row: B. Emry, S. Pickett, S. Meyer, T. Burgett, L. Newby, D. Stowers, L. Roeder, V. Smith, M. Pickett, B. Pearson, C. Harvey, Fourth Row: K. Vahle, K. Overdorf, T. Butcher, B. Stultz, T. Whaley, T. Whaley, C. Heiny, M. Rodgers, V . Walker, D . Biddle, L. Johnson, M . Gary, Fifth Row: M. Cline, K. Law, B. Walker, S. Wyckoff, S. Henley, S. Kalman, P. McKinney, T. Bishop, S. Stone, M. Martz, M. Kercheval, Sixth Row: L. Dunlavy, S. Stephenson, R. Rehm, J. Ottinger, S. Freeman, D. Waters, K. Rood, G. Moore, C. Steeves, P . Johnson, Seventh Row: J. Di Ilion, J. Carney, S. VanMeter, C. Perry, D. Endsley, L. Stowers, M. Wyatt, M. Foust, C. Haughey, Eighth Row: P. Ballard, D. Huckleberry, K. Kay, T. Goff, C. McKinney, B. Waggoner, M. Grinstead, M. Bouse. Ninth Row: R. Rohrer, J. Childers, K. Kinkead, L. Pickett, C. Padgett, L. Mos- baugh, J. Boyer. Mrs. Bagley, Katrina, and Mrs. Smith, attend the president's luncheon. Julie and Judy Kercheval enjoy the banquet. Officers having their responsibilities bestowed upon them for the 1975-76 year. 75 MAHS’ BICENTENNIAL PARADE Sr. Band: Row 1-K. Bagley, L. Roeder, L Moore, R. Martin, P. Heffelmire, D. Ben- nett, S. Calvert, C. Cherry, D. Michael, D. Guttman, 2-C. Nesbitt, P. Mason, M. Foust, P. Heffelmire, S. McVey, K. Har- baugh, E. Perry, S. Cain, 3-K. Rowland, L. Walton, M. Ely, S. Roberts, A. Steeves, K. Guttman, W. Adams, E. Mul- lin, B. Shoup, A. Shoemaker, J . Pickett, M. Pence, 4-D. Owen, V. Hollingsworth, P. Brady, K. Barker, B. Barrick, C. Went. 1- A. Bell, R . Rohrer, D. Barker, J . Chil- ders, K. Bell, L. Lemke, D. Roeder, S. Gookins, K. Inman, T. Pettit, E. Lemke. 2- K. Heiny, D. Chew, T. Coppess, B. Nesbitt, K. Pickett, M. Revord, B. Adams, K. Bragg, B. Roeder, 3-R . Stultz, J . Nance, B. Land, D. Owen, N. McVey, M. Whitlow, A. Mendenhall. SHS rotating band member! As time marches on, so does the MAHS Band!?! Where are we now??? Hawkettes: Sitting-Sharon Henley, Susie Calvert, Sarah Young, Kim Law, Darla Louks, Kathy Stowers, Julie Gossard, Loretta Moore, Standing-Lisa Butcher, Jody Ottinger, Molly Cline, Sheryle VanMeter. We get a big kick out of doing routines!! CHOIRS SALUTE BICENTENNIAL L-R; V . Smith, J . Inman, G. Jessup, T. Barrick, Mrs. Dollens, B. Sears, J . Quick, P. Wyckoff, R. Rehm, J. McCarty, R. Reddick. C. Horton, S. Meyer, J. Gossard, T. Stevens, D. Stowers, S. Calvert, L. Gray, T. Tolley, J. Cummins, T. Doty, N Duchemin, D. Hicks, T. Whicker, D. Bennett, J. Walker, J. Woten, D. Miller, M. Bouse, C. Williams, C. Went, V. Hollingworth, K. Stone, C. King, L. Rose, D. Mc- pherson, D. Michael, C. Cherry, J. Hancock, K. Quisk, A. Haughey, S. Kalman, S. Henley, S. Van Meter, K. Kinkead, L. Mosbaugh, P. Ballard. B. Walker, M. Goff, S. Wyckoff, R. Shoe, J. Millikan, C. Padgett, L. Pickett. C. McKinney, L. Walton, F. Piercy, A. Jefferies, T. Pettigrew, A. MendenhaTTTJ. Nance, R. Stultz, B. Waggoner, D. Cowan, S. Freeman, J. Boyer, R. Martin, J. Hedge, L. Butcher, K. Rinkenburg, M. Burdine, J. Light, J. Rowland, N. Cummins SWING CHOIR S. Wyckoff C. Went J. Quick B. Sears S. Calvert J. Rowland D. Bennett D. Dillinger J. Gossard T. Barrick R. Rehm J. Everett J. McCarty K-iQuick— T TMTfier C. Williams K. Stone K. Rinkenburg STUDENTS’ S” LETTERS MAKE HISTORY D. Biddle, L. Johnson, J. McKay, K. Pickett, V. Smith, Mrs. Schobert, D. Michael, C. Cherry, T. Pettigrew, J . Walker, S. Kalman, K. Newby, D. Guttman M. Stahl, R. Nesbitt, Mr. Bowman, K. Hollingsworth, B. Sears, L. Crist, R. Thomp- son, R. Price, T. Barrick, J. Pitts, S. Barker, S. Nejman, C. King, L. Hutchens, K. Newby, J. Hancock, R. Kercheval, L. Pickett, J. Michael, R. Sample, G. Welch, J. Roudebush, C. Bilby, T. Coppess, Y. Pence, M. Griffin, B. Godby, B. Bruce, M. Shelburne, R. Roberts, J. Pricg, S. Alexander, T. Tolley, C. Hammack, R. Waitt, M. Ulrey, J . McClav, K. Stone, J . Michael, G . Moore, D. McCullough, M . Moore, J . Manhart, D. Kinkead, J. Childers, C. Horton, J. Heffelmire Brenda Pearson- 3 yrs. Valerie Smith- 1 yr. Co - Captain - 4th year Julie Inman- 7yrs. Co - Captain - 4th year All County Varsity All County Jr. Varsity Katrina Bagley- 7 yrs. All County Varsity Honorable Mention Leslie Newby- 6 yrs. All County Jr. Varsity Honorable Mention Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Left to Right: Michele Gary, Beth Walker, MyrnaGoff, Monica Kercheval, and Stephanie Wycoff. Varsity and Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders. The Varsity Cheerleaders composed of all Seniors did a fine job in representing their school this year. They attended camp at Smith - Walbridge and brought home four Superior ribbons and a Spirit Stick, which they won four times dur- ing the week, and were nomi- nated for the N.C.A. Award of Excellence. Only five squads were eligible from the camp. During the summer they competed at the Tipton Fair and captured a third place trophy. All the Cheerleaders this year did a good job in support- ing their teams. They received alot of help from the Booster Club and The Adult Booster Club. Their Sponsors were also a great help. Varsity, and Jr. Varsity, Miss Walker; Freshman, Mrs. North; Jr. High, Mrs. Brimberry. And one more fine lady who was always willing to help, Mrs. Marie Mosbaugh. Freshman. Bottom to Top: Polly Johnson, Cheryi Haughey, Laura Mosbaugh, and Mi- chele Grinstead. Seventh Grade. Left to Right: Ann Hor- ton, Terri Petit, Rhonda Roudebush. On Top: Shelly Pearson. ■ Eighth Grade. Left to Right: Kim Rayle, Susan Berry, Kelly Jones. On Top: Sunday Ryan. C E L E B R A T E S w I T H C H E E R S 81 BOOSTER CLUBS RELATE SPIRIT Row 1: L. to R; Committee Chairman, Lori Johnson; Secretary, Marna Crawford; Presi- dent, Jodie McCarty; Vice President, Tracy Bishop; Sgt. At Arms, Julie Millikan; Row 2: Sarah Young, Jeannette McKay, Emily Bundy, Theresa Thurman, Connie Pickard, Suzy Pic- kett, Janet Quick, Debbie Stowers, Katrina Bagley, Julie Inman, Kathy Stowers, Row 3: Julie Gossard, Judy Cummins, Tonya Doty, Tammy Whicker, Penny Wyckoff, LuanneGray, Leslie Newby, Brenda Pearson, Valerie Smith, Susan Calvert, Row 4: Darla Louks, Donna Biddle, Terra Butcher, Monica Kercheval, Michele Gary, Melanie Rodgers, Sharon Stone, Penny McKinney, Mary Martz, Loretta Moore, Row 5: Molly Cline, PoMy Johnson, Tara Whaley, Tina Whaley, STwonFreeman, Beth Walker, Stephanie Wyckoff, MyrnaGoff, Carol Steeves, Jody Ottinger, Row 6: Sharon Henley, Cheryl Haughey, Julie Childers, Pen- ny Ballard, Laura Mosbaugh, Cathy Padgett, Luanne Pickett, Beth Waggoner, Michele Grinstead, Kim Law, Row 7: Sheryl Van Me- ter, Jan Boyer, Liz Price, Kim Rayle, Sunday Ryan, Susan Berry, Cindy McKinney, Kathy Kinkead, Dinah Bennett, Luann Millikan, Lisa Butcher, Row 8: Candy Perry, Tina Grinstead, Shelly Pearson, Terri Pettit, Rhonda Roude- bush, Debbie Roeder, Ann Horton, Kelly Jones, Annette Pickard, Amber Jones. The Booster Club reaching for a Sectional Vic- tory! Everyone look busy! Hal is going to take our picture! 82 OF ’76” TO OUR TEAMS Left to Right, Cheerleaders: Susan Berry, Kim Rayle, Sunday Ryan, Kelly Jones, Sponsor, Mrs. Brimberry, Ann Horton, Shelly Pearson, Terri Pettit, Rhonda Roudebush, Second Row: Amber Jones, Liz Price, Debbie Scott, Brenda Kinkead, Shelia Mullins, Jody Rawlings, Yvonne Ridge, Debbie Roe- der, Rhonda Reddick. Third Row: Lisa Henley, Tina Grinstead, Sharon Fitz- gerald, Luann Millikan, Annette Pickard, Susan Kalman, Lisa White, Sharon Harwood, Teresa Heck, Paula Bishop. Fourth Row: Lisia Walton, Kathy John- son, Kara Newby, Beth Beck, Adrienne Steeves, Lisa Powell, Robin Moss- burg, Sandy Roberts, Tina Bishop, Lesa Newman, Fifth Row: Johnny Hopkins, Tammy Franks, Kim Johnson, Sherry Bray, Lesia Biddle, Teresa Hall, Nancy Miller, Jeanne Pickett, Doris Fitch, Marshell Anderson, John Hancock. Sixth Row: David Harrison, Jim Waldman, Tracy Bacon, Andy West, Rhonda Biddle, George Bishop, Gleasel Rood, Dennis Hollingsworth, Denzil Shoe, Kelly Dona- hue, John Hutchens, Kevin Piercy. Row 1: Mrs. Reed, Vince Hollingsworth, Carl King, Rick Kercheval, Tina Burgett, Siggi Nejman, Sarah Meyer, Connie Pickard, Lynn Roeder, Row 2: Brian Sears, Julie Inman, Penny Heffelmire, Garry Jessup, Theresa Thurman, Kathy Rood, Emily Bundy. Hey, Garry! Do piglets look at annuals? Most dedicated annual staffers. The 1976 Syllabus staff led by editor Lynn Roeder, asst, editor Julie Inman, and sports editor Brian Sears, were MAKIIM1 HISTORY by preserving the 'happenings' at MAHS on film, designing layouts and writing copy to meet those many deadlines.' There was a good feeling of accomplishment when that final deadline was met on time. That's not how they do it in Pennsylvania, Penny! A concentrating Demon can't be Smiley all the time. 84 BUSY RECORDING M.A.H.S. HISTORY The Blackhawk Review with new ad- visor Mrs. Lacey and editor Tim Tolley gave a new name, and look to the school paper. New ideas were tried this year in- cluding once-a-month production, a Dear TPJC column and co-editors instead of page editors. Learning to type, of neces- sity, was a fringe benefit. Top: Karen Pickett, Julie Inman, Mrs. Lacey, Donna Waters, Kathy Rood Bottom: Curt Agner, Jeff Roudebush, Jeff Manhart, Craig Horton. Not shown: Kevin Emry !! IAAAACH-000!!! Hey, Doyle! What's the sneaky grin for? Mrs. Lacey's Exced rin headache 78. Little Red Riding Hood can type?!?! And now for the dirty work? Future Journalists???? Paper staff, at ease!!! 85 Brenda Pearson, Julie Gossard, Julie Inman, Mrs. Brimberry, Sarah Meyer, Darla Louks, Susan Pickett, Connie Pickard, Susan Calvert, Tonya Doty, Nancy Duchemin, Jean Mc- Kay, Jerrianne Minnich, Gail Jones, MyrnaGoff, Loretta Moore, Melanie Rodgers, Monica KerchevaI, Linda Ritter, Denise Condiy. The Office Education Asso- ciation was led by President, Julie Gossard with Darla Louks and Dawn Nichols elected His- torian and Treasurer respective- ly, but assuming the responsi- bilities of many of the other of- fices vacated during the year. OEA observed OEA Week, sponsored a faculty tea and en- joyed an awards banquet. 86 IT’S TIME TO RETURN TO STUDY HALL! Library workers-Garry Jessup, Penny McKinney, Karen Pickett, Kathy Stowers, Emily Bundy, Mrs. North, Sheryl Kalman, Jan Boyer, Laura Mosbaugh, Annette Pickard, Ken Waitt, Luann Pickett, Kathy Kinkead, Sharon Freeman. Our Enterprise filming crew!! The Library Workers Club, former- ly the Media Club, is a hard working group of students who help in the li- brary and throughout the school with audio-visual aid equipment, as well as taking care of books in the library. They tape the T .V. programs to be used at our convenience, they re- mind us of over-due books and tell us that the library is supposed to be a quiet, peaceful place for studying. All in all, we could not do without them! Penny tries to awaken Mrs. North. Sh! Can't you see we're having a meet- ing?? What's the author's name again?? 87 IFEA TEACHES AND SCHOOL HELPERS IFEA: Top-Tim Coppess, Lisa Waitt, Emily Bundy, Katrina Bagley, Julie Inman, Kathy Rood, Bottom-Penny McKinney, Mary Martz, Mrs. Gary, Vince Hollingsworth, Brian Godby. Ok! Who's the wise guy??? P.E. Helpers: Top-Mr. Clayton, Tonya Doty, Tami Stevens, Cheryl Nunnally, Katrina Bagley, Jody Ot- tinger, Ruth Shoe, Mrs. Schobert, Debbie Miller. Seated-Ronnie Crist, Greg Pitts, Jim Hancock, Beth Pic- kett. Open wide, Em, teachers have big mouths! A Daydream Believer ! The IFEA was busy this year with some of its members running over to the grade school to do student teaching. Even though the club was small, President Mary Martz kept them hopping. The P.E. help- ers kept those towels and swim suits washed and dried. 88 TRY TO STAY WHERE THEY BELONG Hall Monitors: Standing-Mike Shelburne, Curt Bilby, Lisa Butcher, Randy Thompson, Laura Mosbaugh, Kim Hollingsworth, Siggi Nejman, Marna Crawford, Brenda Pearson, Valerie Smith, Beth Walker, Scott Barker, Beth Pickett, Carol Steeves, Bob Rowland, Candy Perry, Jeff McClay, Donna Michael, Kim Law. Bottom-Michele Gary, Cheryl Nunnally, Kathy Stowers, Teresa Bacon, Lori Johnson, Betty Nunnally. Bus Drivers: Mr. Moore, Mr. Wright, Mr. Hawley, Mr. Barker, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Beck, Mr. King, Mr. Duchemin, Mr. Leap, Mr. Moore, Mr. Bowen. Bookstore workers: Lynn Roeder, Beth Waggoner, Mrs. Cherry, Argus Robinson, Janet Quick, Cindy Cherry. 89 Mrs. Baker Mrs. Biddle WE CLEAN THE SCHOOL 90 Mr. Griffith Mr. Barker Mrs. Moss Mr. Pickett Mr. Bowman Mr. Blotch N U R S E B 0 0 K S T 0 R E 0 F F I C E Mrs. Waggoner Mrs. Cherry Mrs. Bowman WE KEEP THE RECORDS Jeannette McKay Stephanie Wyckoff Tina Burgett Debbie Stowers Theresa Thurman Monica Kercheval Dawn Nichols Valerie Smith Katrina Bag ley Molly Cline Jodie McCarty Michelle Grinstead Linda Ritter Mrs. Bowman Sharon Stone 91 According to the International Olympic Commission an amateur athlete is one who competes for the love of his sport without any motive for material gain. It is no different for our athletes here at MAHS. Perhaps they win a trophy for the school but they don't have any gold medals to look forward to. If it were not for the dedication of the players, coaches, parents and boosters our athletic program could not be what it is today. MAKING HISTORY: COMPETITION HAWK GRIDDERS GO 10-0 Row 1: R. Kercheval, J. Manhart, C. Godby, J. Roudebush, M. Shelburne, R. Roberts, A. Quick, L. Pickett, C. Bilby, G. Maxwell, B. Godby, Row 2: K. Hollingsworth, J. Maxwell, RTNewby, K. Badger, L. Hutchens, R. Greer, J. Price, A. Robinson, J. Childers, R_. Price, T. Barrick, Row 3: B. Kincaid, M. MooreTR. Sample, D. Kinkead, J. Michaef J. Hancock, S. Alexander, T. Tolley, R. Pence, T. Pence. B. Bruce D. Kinkead, Off. Guard Kim Hillingsworth, Off. End Audie Quick, Def. End Larry Hutchens, Fullback Tim Tolley, Toni Barrick, Def. Tackle Quarterback Jeff Maxwell, Center Randy Price, V Off. End 94 CAPTURE R.L.C. CHAMPIONSHIP I hope the offense doesn't fumble, I'M BEAT! The 1975 Sheridan Blackhawks had their best football season ever, although failing to make the playoffs. The 10-0 Blackhawks were led by co-captains Larry Hutchens, Randy Price, and Toni Barrick. Six of our Blackhawks made All-Conference; Hutchens, Barrick, Price. Shelburne, Michael, and Hancock. Some of the highlights of the sea- son were the overtime victory against a strong Westfield team, a Homecoming win, and the defense that held their opponents scoreless for 15 straight quarters. There were 8 Seniors graduated from the squad, but many lettermen will return for next year's season. Varsity Football SHS 21 Tri-Central 43 Lapel ' 21 Zionsville £28 m r Ham. Southeastern 2 0 Central ay I or Clinton Prairie Westfield O.T. Western Boone 0 Ham. Heights 0 95 JR. HAWKS SHOW MUCH PROMISE Row 1: R. Robinson, M. McCullough, N. Cummins, L. Shoup, J. Pettit, L. Johnson, T. Scott, J. Godby, D. McVey, K. Bragg, Row 2: K. Heiny, G. Pitts, K. Alexander, J. Rowland, N. Hopkins, T. Partlow, C. Sample, M. Burdine, T. Henderson, T. Biddle. Row 1: M. Nicholsen, M. Padgett, M. Pence, B. Mc- Vey, M. Godby, Row 2: T. Partlow, C. Rodgers, M. Tolley, G. Goff, B. Adams, Row 3: J. Wyckoff, V. Biddle, D. Musgrove, S. Dye, B. Felton, J. Miller, Row 4: B. Stone, R. Wal- den, D. Singleton, R. Louks, L. McKinney. Row 1: M. Isenhour, J. Greer, D. Goodnight, K. Gary, T. Scott, G. Ottinger, J. Moore, Row 2: S. Robin- son, M. Revord, J. Weir, J. Woodcock, D. Ballard, D. Hollingsworth, D. Shoe, Row 3: R. Rudd, J Paddack,A. Whaley, J. Waggoner, D. Cherry, D. Molden, K. Ferris, R. Martin, J. Moore, A. Wyckoff, J. Heck. SHS FROSH OPP 6 38 Westfield-. Hamilton S.E. 12 6 0 Taylor 14 34 West Boone 0 0 Hamilton Height? ; 0 8 Zionsville 20 0 New Palestine ■■ ■ 28 SIRS 8th rade 'OPP 38 Tri-West Hendricks 0 48 Clinton Central 0 12 HafgiltorTSL'E. 0 22 Zionsyi I le ; 0 36 Clintdk Prairie 0 42 Hamilton Heights 0 6 Westfield 6 48 Tri-Central 14 T H E 7 5 C R 0 S S C 0 U N T R Y T E A M Row 1: S. Barker, M. Stahl, T. Coppess, K. Rinkenburg, B. Sears, Row 2: Coach Hudson, G. Moore, K. Stone, C. Ham- mack, D. Luchini W A S L 0 A D E D W I T H S E N I 0 R S C.C. RUNNERS ARE ALL SMILES The Cross Country team had a rather good season, but a little more depth may have improved their performance. They were led by Captains Brian Sears and Scott Barker. Both Sears and Barker were All-Conference, and Sears was also All-County. Other seniors included Gary Moore, Mark Stahl, and Danny Luchini. Next year will begin a re-building year because of the loss of the senior runners. Returning lettermen will be Keith Stone and Chris Ham- mack, Tim Coppess and Keith Rinkenburg. AAAAAY!! Those guys are crazy, I just stand around and look good. vmkoITY CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Coach Cook, M. Neal, C. Burton, Row 2: J . Ellis, B. Roeder, K. Pickett Which way to the can! Varsity coach Hudson and Jr. Hi. coach Cook look on. 34 YOUNG HAWKS GAIN EXPERIENCE Left to Right: Karl Newby, Brian Sears, Jeff Roudebush, Craig Horton, Tony White, Jeff McClay, Bart Rowland, Curt Bilby, Greg Welch, Kim Hollings- worth, Bruce Akard, Mike Shelburne, Randy Roberts. Tony White F orward Brian Sears Guard Kim Hollingsworth Guard It was a rebuilding year for the Blackhawk Roundballers as the team was stocked full of young but promising sophomores. Junior Mike Shelburne led the way for the youngsters, being named to the C All-Conference and All-Sectional teams respective- 0 ly. He was also free throw shooting champ for the A county with a cool .867%. The Hawks graduated r four seniors: Bart Rowland, Brian Sears, Tony u White, and Kim Hollingsworth. n 100 IN 1975-76 SEASON Captains Bart Rowland and Mike Shelburne lead the way. To the awe of all the players, Tony White keeps the ball in suspended animation. Coach Collier always finds time to pose for a picture. VARSITY BASKETBALL SHS. 50 48 45 34 43 38 39 35 51 58 i 41 55 59 56 53 47 65 49 64 61 50 |fe 6 Western Tri West Hamilton Heights Noblesville Frankton Mount Vernon New Palestine Westfield Daleville Hamilton Southeastern Westfield Eastern Taylor Clinton Central Tri Central Tipton Western Boone Zionsville Clinton Praire Northwestern Sectional: Hamilton Southeastern Carmel OPP. 61 80 67 50 42 58 50 68 55 44 43 61 79 66 51 76 82 55 53 74 37 40 !! OUCH !! Super Sophs are next year's stars. 101 FUTURE MAHS VARSITY M. Marsh, R. Roberts, C. Horton, G. Maxwell, B. Kinkead, P . Holmes, J . McClay, D . Waitt, C. Bilby, K. Newby. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SHS OPP 34 We9tfi(?W; 4A 51 39 M.'VertiffP £2 49 Hamilton Heights 34 41 Frankton - “32 i 4F+lamilton3.,£. (OTMO i 39 Noblesville 47 SHS 35 Taylor OPP 51 27 Eastern 5 52 34 Clinton Central 38 33 Z ionsvi lie 46 51 Tri-Central 35 42 Clinton Prairie 59 28 Westfield 36 51 Tri-C entral 39 flCKHHWKS SHS 32 49 39 35 55 32 6 RESERVE TEAM Western Tri-West Hamilton Hts. N oblesvi lie Frankton Mt. V«rrion New Palestine 'Hamilton Hts. ,Tri-C entral Hamilton S.E R. Biddle, J . Ogle, J . Pettit, K. Rinkenburg, J . Godby, M . Mac uses the 'old onion under Marsh, K. Bragg, P. Holmes, D. Waitt, B. Goodnight, G. the arm' trick!! Pitts, T. Shelburne, M. Revord. HAWKS LOOKING GOOD” Hey, What are you hiding be- hind your left hand? B. Cox, M . Nicholsen, J . Ellis, G . Goff, J . Wyckoff, M . Durr, B. Cline, J . Burgan, R. Louks, R. Walden, D. Single- ton, C. Rodgers, B. Stone, B. Felton, D. Musgrove, Mr. Hudson. 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL SHS 3cf cTH 48 Western 42 Noblesv 30 Western 53 Franktah Prairie one 34 WestfiJcl V t Vernon (3 ot)45 48 Mom � 44 rShafpsvIlle 37 OPP 46 52 43 33 35 16 30 Moant Vernon 75 Windfall 49 Hamilton SE 55 Hamilton Heights 35 Clinton Central 42L.£ onsvilfe Lot) COUNTY TO 51 Cange! (3 y 35 Westfield ' 35 Carmel 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL 20S Clinton Prairifc V (B) (l.nt 33l (A)£ lint Western sNoblesvi I Western Frankton . Westfield f30 ..Mount C ‘45 Sharpfevi 11 Windfall (' Hami [ton Hamilton Z ionsvilldj D. Musgrove, M. Isenhour, D . Goodnight, D . Cherry, D. Hol- lingsworth, D. Hunt, G . Ottinger, J . Greer, Mr. Hudson, J . Burgan, K. Gary, J. Waggoner, R . Martin, J . Woodcock, A. Wyckoff, B. Cline. 103 SEAHAWKS TIE SUSftN OHM XULZtMSMM Chris Williams, Coach Clayton, Debbie Guttman, Dennis Owens, Jeff Manhart, Randy Davis, Jeff Maxwell, Brian Godby, Mike Griffin, Brenda Barrick, Gary Maxwell, Siggi Nejman, Toni Barrick. Sig Nejman The Seahawks began the year with a new coach and won two meets which doesn't seem like much, but they swam some very tough competition. Siggi Nejman collected the most points and snagged eight of the eleven school rec- ords. Jeff Maxwell re- ceived the mental attitude award. Siggi Nejman and Toni Barrick were co- captains. Toni Barrick btfln Timers get wet! Jeff Maxwell BEST SEASON SHS Varsity OPP 32 Pen. H±s. 129 87 Howe W 78 9 Harsjjtoif S.E. 4th County 90 46 CaSs 125 45 Extern 126 49 Haerstown 121 55 Danvi lie 116 53 Noblesville 4 th Hag ere town Inv. 115 63 Carroll 109 Yorktown Western , Hamilton §.E. Western Boone 128 111 Brebeu 8th Sectional Ready, Set . . . We've got leggggs. Coach Clayton S. Kalman, L. Piercy, A. Jones, J. Paddack, J. Rawlings, K. Evoy, M. Padgett, K. Fisher, D. Harris, Y. Ridge, M. Pence, Coach Clayton The Junior Seahawks earned only one victory in five meets but show promise for the future as there are many fine swim- mers gaining that experience necessary for the varsity squad of the future. 105 Dan Luchini Fly, Mike! FIVE WRESTLERS REPRESENT Row 1: J. Partlow, J. Heffelmire, A. Quick, A. Mossburg, T. Coppess, M. Tolley; Row 2: L. Pickett, E JPickett, R. Greer, J. Price, R. Pence, L. Hutchens; Row 3: D. McVey, T7 Scott, R. Sample, D. Kalman, M. Burdine, C. Sample. Hutchens, Regional Entry MARION ADAMS AT REGIONALS Audie Quick pins his man from Taylor. Larry Hutchens makes his man suffer. Rusty Sample works hard to pin his man. The Blackhawk wrestlers ended the season with a 3-5-2 record. Although the team record was not outstanding, several wrestlers were. At mid-season, Randy Pence and Larry Hutchens were runners-up in the New Palestine Tourney. Both Larry and Randy defeated some first-rate wrestlers. Also placing in the tourney was Audie Quick. He placed 3rd. When the sectional was over, Audie was crowned champion in his weight class. Terry Boffo, Terry Pence, Randy Pence and Larry Hutchens were runners-up. All qualified for the regional at Pike High School. In regional competition, Larry Hutchens placed fourth, but was put out of the competition by the eventual state champion. Terry Boffo, Regional Entry Randy Pence, Regional Entry Terry Pence, Regional Entry 107 YOUNG TRACKSTERS Brian Sears Distance The 1976 track team, as in years before, did not have enough depth to be a power in competition. There were bright spots though. Individuals shined as the team put two run- ners on the All-Conference team. They were junior Larry Pickett, in the 100 yard dash. Tim Tolley Distance and senior, Brian Sear'', :r the mile. Sears' 4:32.9 time in that race was good enough for a school and conference record. The team lost Sears and Tim Tolley to graduation, but the team looks like a stronger one for next year. LOOK PROMISING Coach Wright Larry enjoys practicing on 1-465! Cuddles Coppess keeps everyone's attention with one of his fascinating stories. Brian Sears: three time winner of Noel Pickett Outstanding Track Award. JR. HI GETS 1ST IN INVITATIONAL Row 1; K. Evoy, T. Scott, R. Martin, J. Heck, K. Gary, A. Wyckoff, J. Wallace, J. Woodcock, J. Wyckoff, Row 2: S. Robin- son, B. Stone, B. Felton, M. Tolley, D. Singleton, D. Waters, M. Pence, D. Goodnight, J. Harvey, R. Waldon, J. Ellis. SHS GOLFERS —3RD IN CONFERENCE Varsity Golfers: Jeff Pitts, Craig Horton, Brian Godby, Chris Hammack, Coach Moore, JeffMcClay, Reid Waitt, Alan Gossard. VARSITY G F SHS OPP. 185 Tri-West Hendricks 170 185 Mount Vernon 193 219 Park-Tuder 188 191 Taylor 188 202 Western 187 '176 Franllton 190 176 Weswn Boone 207 190 Tri-Cwitral 223 ClintorrCentral r (Forfeit) 192 Clinton Prairie 216 183 New Palestine 208 176 Hamilton Southeastern 180 183 Clinton C«tral 182 242 Noblesvjjlle 231 176 Hamilton Heights 192 191 WestfitJHE.1 172 185 Zionsville 182 Conference Finish - 3rd. Sectional Finish - 7 ofj.8 Teams County Finish - 5th. no Jeff Pitts, Senior JR. HIGH FINISH FIVE AND ONE Concentration! Hit that ball! Jr. High Golf: MikeGodby, Tracy Ballard, David Ballard, Greg Gary, Mark Nicholsen, Brose McVey, Chris Rodgers, Jeff Burgan, Carl Burton, John Fitzgerald, Gary Butcher, Coach Good. S.HS JUNIOR HIGH GOLF OPP 197 Westfield THREE WAY TOURNEy 212 202 Westfield 212 Hamilton Heights 211 226 Zionsville 184 204 Hamilton S.E. 206 194 Hamilton Heights 214 FOR SECOND STRAIGHT YEAR Row 1; Pettit, J. Godby, M. Shelburne, S. Barker, Coach Harris, K. Remsen, B. Nesbitt, C. Agner, J. Roudebush, Coach Bowman. Scott Barker Outfield RESERVE BASEBALL SHS OPP. 5 Zionsville 2 4 Westfield 3 7 Western Boone 8 10 T ri-Central 0 13 Tri-Central 12 SUMMER BASEBALL SHS OPP- 1 T aylor 5 9 Hamilton S.E. 5 21 Tri-Central 6 13 Hamilton Heights 3 9 Westfield 5 6 Hamilton S.E. 3 11 T ri-Central 1 10 Westfield 4 3 Hamilton Heights 4 3 T aylor 8 VARSITY BASEBALL '76 4 Carroll 10 0 Western 6 4 Eastern 12 7 Eastern 15 5 Lebanon 4 11 New Palestine 9 4 Westfield 3 5 Zionsvil le 7 4 Tipton 10 12 Clinton Central 3 12 Clinton Prairie 8 12 Hamilton S.E. 4 13 Zionsville 10 3 Western Boone 5 3 Western Boone 7 8 Clinton Prairie 3 18 Tri-Central 7 10 Hamilton Heights 10 Tri-West 9 Hend. 8 9 Lapel 5 9 H ighland 5 6 Westfield 1 D. Ballard, M. Marsh, G. Welch, R Greer, Row 2: C. Bilby, S. Alexander, T. Barrick, C. Godby Toni Barrick Pitcher SHS BASEBALL TOURNAMENTS OPP 19 Sheridan Invitational Park Tuder 6 5 Tri-West Hendricks 2 4 Sectional T i pton 3 8 Westfield 10 HAWKS ARE IN CONFERENCE M - i rae Coach Harris calls a conference on the mound but Chuck is busy spotting the girl on the third row! nf - ■ r ' - i IbJi f. ' r — 1 1 ■ Jimmy Pettit demonstrates an old Mexican folk dance. Mike Shelburne's perfect form on the mound shows why he was an all-state nominee. Mike and Curt show off the pitching machine and the brand new batting cage that was donated by the adult boosters. ©Another young Black- hawk baseball team took the field for the 1976 sea- son and again placed sec- ond in the RLC this year behind Hamilton Heights. Only two seniors were on the team and a crop of juniors, sophomores and freshmen had to fill the line- up. Next year looks very promising with the return -state nominee, Mike Shelburne, and maturing underclassmen. GIRLS AT THEIR R. Martin, A. Shoemaker, K. Davis, S. Freeman, J. Nance, T. Goff, F. Piercy, J . Boyer, E. Bundy, P . Ballard, Mrs. Schobert. This year the Volleyball and Track teams were coached by Mrs. Schobert, while Mr. and Mrs. Brimberry had their first year at coaching the Bas- ketball team. Although the Vol- leyball teams lost with very close scores, they did improve greatly at each meet. The Var- sity Basketball team lost all their games, while the B-team won three games. The track team always ran their hardest, but didn't receive any firsts. All the girls kept their spirits up through the year and we're proud to have them around. What do I do now! D. Biddle, D . Michaels, C. Cherry, J . Walker, J. Jett, L. Manier, L. Johnson, K. Pickett, J. McKay, V. Smith, S. Kalman, vT. Millikan, Mrs. Schobert. All that for a stick. Tension before the meet. 114 BEST IN SPORTS Tracy and Jan show us how to handle the balls. Karen teaches Jeffra a few moves. L. Stowers, D. Huckleberry, L. Butcher, S. Kalman, B. Shoup, M. Crawford, E. Bundy, P. Mason, D. Biddle, C. Cherry, J. Jett, K. Pickett, P. Heffelmire, T. Bacon, Mr. Brimberry, A. Mendenhall, L. Johnson, J. Boyer, T. Pettigrew, D. Bennett, K. Newby, D. Waters, J. McKay, Mrs. Brimberry Justa little higher, Lori. R. Reddick, R. Roudebush, T. Pettit, A. Horton, S. Roberts, D . Roeder, Mrs. Schobert, S . McVey, A . Wal- lace, S. Ryan, K. Rayle, L. Manier, B. Wallace, T. Butcher, K. Pickett, K. Bagley, L. Johnson, p. John- son, D. Biddle, T. Goff. n5 1976 S.H.S. Byron E. Stout Athlete of the Year Award Brian Sears All-Conference Cross Country All-County Cross Country All-Conference Track Conference Mile Record 4:32.9 Noel Pickett Outstanding Track Award Karen Pickett Female Athlete of the Year Larry Hutchens Football: All-Conference Class A Hon. Mention All-County First Team Sectional Runner-up, Wrest. Scott Barker All-Conf. Cross Country Toni Barrick Football All-Conference Class A Hon. Mention All-County First Team Audie Quick Sectional Champ Wrestling Randy Price Football v All-Conference All-County Honorable Mention All-Conference Track OUTSTANDING ATHLETES Jeff Michael Football All-Conference Class A Hon. Mention All-County First Team Jim Hancock Football All-Conference Jr. All-State First Team All-County Second Team Randy Pence Wrestling Sectional Runner-up Mike Shelburne Football: All-conference Class A All-State 1st Team All-Conference Basketball All-Sectional Team All-Conference Baseball '75 Terry Pence Sectional Runner-up Wrest. Terry Boffo Sectional Runner-up Wrest. OUR OUTSTANDING ATHLETES IN ACTION! Peter Cooper stated I have always rec- ognized that the object of business is to make money in an honorable manner. I have en- deavored to remember that the object of life is to do good. To do good is to help people in whatever way one can. We thank the people who have helped finance the 1976 Syllabus and made it a reality. 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AYRES PHOTO REFLEX STUDIO The Official 1976 Senior and Syllabus Photographers SENIOR DIRECTORY Bruce Akard-13,21,52,56,72,73,100 Teresa Bacon-13,75,89,115 Katrina Bag I ey-13,20,23,40,55,59,62, 70,74,75,76,80,81,82,88,91,115, 131 Scott Barker-13,20,45,56,61,79,89, 98,99,122,116 Tom Barrick-4,12,20,23,36,40,53, 54,56,58,61,62,70,78,79,94,%,104, 112.116.141.143 Emily Bundy-10,13,21,39,75,82,87, 88,114,115 Rocky Burgan-13,21 Tina Burgett-12,21,23,74,75,91 Susan Calvert-13,21,40,52,55,62,66, 74.76.77.78.82.86.104 Denise Condry-13,21,74,75,86 La Verne Crist-4,13,20,143 Judy Cummins-13,20,74,78,82 Tonya Doty-13,21,74,78,82,86,88, 142 Nancy Duchemin-13,21,74,78,86 Cindy Ellis-13,20,52 Beth Emry-14,21 Dale Eubank-14,20 Fred Evans-14,20,46 John Everett-10,14,20,55,76,78,142 Julie Gossard-14,20,40,55,74,75,77, 78.82.86.104 Luanne Gray-14,21,78,82 Cindy Harvey-14,21,45,74,75 Steve Heck-14,21,46 Mitch Henderson-14,21 Debbie Hicks-14,78 Tyler Hicks-14,20,23,48, Kim Hollingsworth-14,20,23,46,79, 89.94.95, %, 100 Chris Horton-14,21,41,52,78 Larry Hutchens-15,20,58,61,72,79, 94.95, %,106,116,117 Julie Inman-15,20,44,45,55,58,59, 61,63,67,74,75,78,80,81,82,86, 88,131,141 Lesley Isenhower-15 Garry Jessup-4,15,21,40,46,73,78, 87.141.143 Gail Jones-15,75,86 Steve Jones-15,21 David Kalman-15,21,106 Carl K.ng-4,12,21,37,40,54,57,61,62, 71.78.79.109.143 Barbara Kinkead-15,20,21 Dennis Kinkead-15,20,45,56,79,94, 95,% Bob Land-4,15,21,40,70,76,142 Dale Leap-15,20 Dan Luchini-4,15,64,98,105,141 Mark Manier-15,21,73 Jeff Maxwel I-16,21,23,36,38,70,91, 104 Jodie McCarty-16,20,23,46,54,55, 74,75,78,82,91 Jeannette McKay-16,21,23,45,61, 74,75,79,82,86,91,114,115,142 Sarah Meyer-16,20,40,52,54,73,74, 75,78,86 Jeff Millikan-16,20,41,46,52 Jerianne Minnich-16,21,45,48,86 Gary Moore-16,21,79,98,99 Siggi Nejman-4,12,20,56,57,62,66, 79,89,104,105,141 Rusty Nesbitt-16,20,56,79,142 Leslie Newby-16,20,45,53,54,59, 62,63,74,75,80,81,82,131,141, 142 Betty Nunnally-16,45,89 Lou Ann Nunnally-16 Jeff Padgett-16,20,23,46 Joe Parsons-16,21 Brenda Pearson-17,21,59,67,74,75, 80,81,82,86,89,96,131 Dale Pettigrew-17,20,22 Connie Pickard-17,20,22,74,75,82, 86.143 Karen Pickett-17,21,22,52,59,74,75, 79,87,114,115,117 Michelle Pickett-17,21,74,75 Suzy Pickett-17,20,74,75,82,86 Byron Piercy-17 Jeff Pitts-4,17,21,36,56,66,79,110 Debbie Powell-11,17,45 Randy Price-4,17,21,22,56,58,94, 95,%,116 Audie Quick-4,17,20,59,73,94,95, 106,116 Janet Quick-17,21,23,38,40,54,55, 61.70.71.74.75.78.82.89 Roberta Reddick-17,20,78 Lynn Roeder-10,18,20,22,23,40,74, 75,76,89,143,144 Jeff Rood-18,20,39,52,64 Bart Rowland-18,21,100,101 Brian Sears-4,18,20,21,23,39,40,53, 54,55,61,62,66,67,70,78,79,98, 99,100,101,108,109,116,143 Valerie Smith-12,21,22,38,58,59,63, 66,74,75,78,79,80,81,82,89,91, 114,131 Mark Stahl-4,18,20,36,38,54,57,61, 66,70,71,79,98 Mark Stephenson-18,20 Tami Stevens-18,74,75,78,88 Debbie Stowers-18,20,38,40,67,74, 75.78.82.91 Kathy Stowers-18,21,23,45,46,54,55, 74.75.77.82.87.89 Randy Thompson-4,18,20,23,39,46, 57,61,67,70,71,79,87,89,142 Theresa Thurman-10,18,20,22,70, 75.82.91 Tim Tolley-18,20,23,40,78,79,94, 108 Pam Tuder-18,20,22 Lisa Waitt-19,20,21,45,74,75,88 Randy Walker-4,19,20,41,66,72 Tammy Whicker-19,21,78,82 Rudy Whitlow-19 Pam Wire-19,21 Cindy Wright-19,21 Penny Wyckoff-19,78,82 Sarah Young-19,20,22,23,74,75,77, 82,141 136 JUNIORS Curt Agner-56,112 Dennis Ballard-24,42,112 Donna Biddle-24,75,79,82,111,115 Tracy Bishop-24,61,67,74,75,82 Mary Bouse-24,40,74,75,78 Brad Bruce-24,79,94,96,108 Terra Butcher-24,75,82,115 Kevin Carlisle-24,72,73 Janice Camey-24,75 Jeff Childers-4,24,45,57,66,79,94, 95.96 Cathy Condry-24 Mama Crawford-24,55,72,73,74,75, 82,89,115 Duane Dillinger-24,40,41,78,141 Jenny Dillon-24,48,75 Theresa Fitzgerald-24 Eddie Fulton-24 Michele Gary-4,24,61,63,74,75,81, 82.89.96 Brian Godby-4,24,56,61,79,81,88, 94,110 Chuck Godby-4,24,54,57,61,62, 63,67,94,96,112,113 Jeff Goodnight-24,73 Jim Greathouse-24 Mike Hadley-24 Chris Hammack-24,57,79,96,110 Jim Heffelmire-24,79,106,142 Penny Heffelmire-24,40,76,115 Carolyn Heiny-24,75 Kim Hicks-24 Vince Hollingsworth-24,40,76,78,88 Leslie Hunt-24,73 Angela Jeffries-24,55,79 Lori Johnson-24,74,75,79,82,89,114, 115 Monica Kercheval-4,24,37,63,75, 81.82.86.91.96 Rick Kercheval-24,37,79,94,95,108, 109 Gayle Leap-24 Darla Louks-25,75,77,82,86 Brent Magee-25 Bret Marsh-24,52,70,71 Mary Martz-25,52,67,70,74,75,82, 88 Jeff McC lay-25,45,54,67,79,89,100, 102,110 David McCullough-25,56,79 Penny McKinney-25,75,82,87,88 Jay Michael-25,42,79,101,117 Jeff Michael-25,56,58,79,94,95,108 Deborah Mi I ler-25,40,74,78,88 Loretta Moore-25,40,71,74,75,76,77, 82,86 Alan Mossburg-25,106 Bill Nesbitt-25,40,56,76,112 Dawn Nichols-25,91 Cheryl Nunnally-25,88,89 Kim Overdorf-25,75 David Owen-25,40,71,76 Jeff Partlow-25,40,71,76 Randy Pence-25,48,52,79,94,106, 108,117 Randy Pickard-25 Beth Pickett-25,88,89 Larry Pickett-25,79,94,106,108,109, 117 Cecil Piercy-25 Renae Rehm-25,40,74,75,78 Kent Remsen-25,56,112,113 Linda Ritter-25,74,86,91 Melanie Rodgers-25,37,45,55,62,63, 74,75,82,86 Bob Rowland-25,89 Rusty Sample-4,25,79,94,95,106 John Seats-25 Mike Shelburne-4,25,59,61,70,79, 89,94,96,100,101,112,113,116 Keith Stone-24,40,78,79,%,99,141 Sharon Stone-25,74,75,82,91 David Stowers-25,73 Rebecca Stultz-25,40,75,76 Mike Ulrey-25,79 Kathy Vahle-25,70,75 Marsha Vogg-25,45 Reid Waitt-25,57,66,79,110 Vicki Walker-25,75 Karen Wallace-25 Dan Wallen-25 Donna Waters-25,74,75,115 Rita Watson-25 Tara Whaley-25,74,75,82 Tina Whaley-25,37,74,75,82 Tony White-45,100,101 SOPHOMORES Steve Alexander-26,62,63,78,88, 94,112 Kevin Badger-26,73,94 Penny Ballard-26,46,75,78,82,114 Kenny Barker-26,40,73,76 Donna Bartrum-26,74 Curt Bilby-4,26,61,70,89,94,%, 100,101,102,112,113 Kyle Buzan-26,57,70 Mark Cain-26 Connie Capps-26 Tammy Capps-26 Cindy Cherry-26,40,76,78,79,89, 114,115 Doug Chew-26,40,64,76 Molly Cline-26,74,75,77,82,91 T«m Coppess-26,40,70,73,76,79,88, %,99,106,108,109 Doris Cowan-26,74,78 Ronnie Crist-26,88 Lisa Dunlavey-26,75 Kevin Emry-26,73,56 Penny Favors-26 Sharon Freeman-26,74,78,82,87,114 Richard Garst-26,73 Myrna Goff-26,63,75,78,81,82,86 Mike Griffin-26,73,79,104,105 Debbie Guttman-26,40,70,71,76,79, 104 Roger Hall-26,73 Gary Hamilton-26,73 Jim Hancock-26,40,73,78,79,88, 94,117 Jason Harbaugh-26,40,73 Allen Haughey-26,78 Mark Heck-26 Sharon Henley-26,44,70,75,77,78, 82 Scott Hiatt-26 Craig Horton-26,79,100,102,110 Jeff Jeffries-26 Chris Jessup-26,73 Jeff Jones-26,73 Sheryl Kalman-26,75,79,87,114,115 Brian Kincaid-26,72,73,102 Kim Law-26,75,77,82,67,77,82,89 Jeff Manhart-26,56,79,88,94,104, 137 108,142 Gary Maxwell-26,56,94,102,104 Delilah McPherson-26,44,78 IMancy MeVey-27,44,76 Gary Merri 11-27,73 Donna Michael-27,40,44,62,63,76, 78,79,89,114 Julia Millikan-27,66,74,78,82,114 Kevin Millikan-27,73 Gay Moore-27,74,75 Mike Moore-27,63,73,79,94,103 Karl Newby-27,70,79,94,96,100,102, 108.109 Bruce Nunnally-27 Elizabeth Oberthur-27,40,70 Jody Ottinger-9,27,38,67,70,71,75, 77,82,88 Dennis Owen-27,40,76,104 Mary Owens-27 Brian Paddock-27,72,73 Brian Partlow-4,27,96 Terry Pence-4,27,59,72,73,79,94, 96,108,117 Candy Perry-27,74,75,77,82,89 Brian Pickett-27,106 Jay Pickett-27,40,70,76 Faith Piercy-27,74,78,114 Jerry Price-27,73,79,94,95,106,108, 109 Kelly Quick-27,40,55,78 Mark Revord-27 Randy Roberts-27,74,78,85,100,102, 108 Argus Robinson-4,27,89,94,96 Charlie Rood-27 Kathy Rood-27,75,88 Linda Rose-27,42,78 Jeff Roudebush-27,45,79,94,100, 101,112,113 Ruth Shoe-27,74,88 Anita Shoemaker-27,40,44,76,114 Brenda Shoup-27,44,76,78,115 Della Shoup-27,45 Susan Stephenson-27,74,75 Carol Steeves-27,63,74,75,82,89 Mark Tolley-27,106 Kenny Waitt-27,101 Beth Walker-27,53,54,55,74,75,78, 81.82.89.109 Janice Walker-27,40,44,78,79,114 Greg Welch-27,79,%,100,101,112 Jody Woten-27,78 Stephanie Wyckoff-27,40,46,75,78, 81,82,91 FRESHMEN Kevin Alexander-28,97 Les Alexander-28,73 Donella Barker-28,40,46,76 Brenda Barrick-28,76,104 Alice Bell-28,70,76 Kathy Bell-28,40,76 Dinah Bennett-28,40,62,63,70,74, 76.78.82.115 Peggy Biddle-28 Randy Biddle-28,102 Tim Biddle-28 Terry Boffo-28,107,117 Cheryl Boggs-28 Jan Boyer-28,70,74,75,78,82,87, 114.115 Pat Brady-28,40,76 Kevin Bragg-28,40,76,97,102,108 Mark Burdine-28,78,97,106 Dawn Burnell-28 Lisa Butcher-28,40,70,77,78,82,89, 115 Julie Childers-28,40,46,74,75,76, 82 Loretta Cox-28 Valerie Cummings-28,48 Niles Cummins-28,43,78,97 Kelly Davis-28,66,114 Randy Davis-28,104 Bill Dick-28 Chuck Doane-28,43,72,73 Jerry Doty-28 Tanya Doty-28,74 Dorothy Douglas-28 Debbie Endsley-28,74,75 Jeffrey Fariss-28 Brian Faucett-28 Russell Favors-28 Greg Fennell-28 Melanie Foust-28,40,74,75,76 Joey Godby-28,97,102,112 Tammy Goff-28,46,74,75,114,115 Brian Goodnight-28,102 Alan Gossard-28,73,110 Rollie Greer-4,28,61,70,94,95,96, 106,112 Donna Griffin-28,74 Michele Grinstead-28,54,70,75,81,82, 91 Martha Grizzle-28,74 Andrea Hale-28 Rita Hamilton-28,40 Allen Haughey-73 Cheryl Haughey-28,70,74,75,81,82 Janie Hedge-28,49,74,78 Kenny Heiny-28,43,76,97,108 Tracy Henderson-28,97,108 Phil Holmes,28,70,102 Nick Hopkins-28,70,97 Diana Huckleberry-28,74,75,115 Jeffra Jett-28,114,115 Lonnie Johnson-28,97 Pol ly Johnson-28,74,75,81,82,70,115 Kathryn Kay-28,75,74 Kathy K i n ke ad-2 8,38,49,70,74,75. 78,82,87 Elizabeth Kryter-28 Jay Light-28,40,66,78,108 LaDonna Manier-28,114-115 Micah Marsh-28,62,63,102,112 Robin Martin-28,40,49,70,74,76, 78,114 Pam Mason-28,76,115 Paula Maxwell-28 Roger McClain-28 Mike McCullough-28,70,97 Cindy McKinney-29,70,75,78,82 Patty McKinney-29,74 David MeVey-29,97 Ann Mendenhal 1-29,40,70,76,78,115 Laura Mosbaugh-29,74,75,81,82,87, 89 Fred Mossburg-29,63 Eric Mull in-29,40,76 Judy Nance-29,76,78,114 Carrie Nesbitt-29,76 Kristin Newby-29,70,79,115 Tamara Nunnally-29,74 Jeff Ogle-29,102 Charlotte Owens-29 Cathy Padgett-29,75,78,82,74 138 Tony Partlow-29,97 Debbie Patterson-29,49 Tracy Pettigrew-29,78,79,115 Jim Pettit-29,78,97,102,112,113 Lou Ann Pickett-29,54,74,75,78, 82,87 Louis Piercy-29,105 Greg Pitts-29,70,88,98,102 Tammy Pitts-29 Mike Revord-29,76,102 Keith Rinkenburg-29,40,78,98,102, 108 Richard Robinson-29,97 Shari Roeder-29,48 Renea Rohrer-29,40,70,74,75,76 Jack Rowland-29,73,78,97 Charles Sample-29,97,106 Tony Scott-29,70,71,87,106 Tom Shelburne-29,43,102 Leonard Shoup-29,97 Scott Smith-29 Julia Spencer-29 Ramie Spencer-29 Lisa Stowers-29,44,74,75,115 Roberta Stultz-29,40,78 Jennifer Ulrey-29 Sheryl Van Meter-29,70,74,75,77, 78,82 Beverly Vann-29,74 Teresa Vogg-29 Beth Waggoner-29,70,74,75,78,82, 89 Chuck Wagner-29 Dan Waitt-29,70,102 Beth Wallace-29,115,141 Jeff Wallace-29,73 David Wallen-29 Lora Walton-29,76,78 Chris Went-29,40,55,76,78 Bob Whitlow-29 Chris Williams-29,40,73,78,104 Tonya Woolard-29 Frank Woten-29 Marla Wyatt-29,74,75 EIGHTH Barry Adams-30,36,40,67,76,97 Allyson Akard-30 Kathy Alexander-30 Laura Alexander-30 Delana Ballard-30 Susan Berry-30,70,81,82,83,143 Vinson Biddle-30,97 Carmen Birge-30 Patricia Boggs-30 Hugh Bouse-30 Mike Bundy-30 Jeff Burgan-30,103,111 Jeff Burnell-30 Scott Cain-30,76 Dwayne Campbell-30 Cindy Cantrell-59 Brian Cline-30,103 Tonya Copeland-30 Brian Cox-30,103 David Crail-30 Jim Davis-30 Mark Durr-30,70,103 Marsha Durr-30 Steve Dye-30 Jerry Ellis-30,99,103,109 Kenny Emry-30 Mark Evans-30 Kerry Evoy-30,70,105,109 Brent Felton-30,97,103,109 Kim Fisher-30,65 John Fitzgerald-30,111 Patricia Garst-30 Tom Gidman-30 David Godby-30 Michael Godby-97,111 Gary Goff-97,103 Kathy Harbaugh-40,76 David Harris-30,105 Brad Harvey-30,109 Sharon Harwood-30,83 David Hays-30 Teresa Heck-30,83 Polly Heffelmire-30,36,76 Tammy Heffelmire-30 Chris Hicks-30 Barbara Holliday-30 Gerald Hopkins-30,36 Janie Huckleberry-30 Alisa Hutchens-30,70 Jerry Jones-30 Kelly Jones-30,46,81,82,83,143 Susan Kalman-30,65,83,105 Jeff Kent-30 Brenda Kinkead-30,70,83 Lisa Kryter-30 Lyla Lemke-30,36,70,76 Robbie Louks-30,31,70,87,103 Melvin McCorkle-30 Don McDaniel-30 Larry McKinney-30,97 Brose MeVey-30,70,97,111 Sheryl MeVey-30,40,76,115 John Miller-30,97 Nancy Miller-30 Mel I Moon-30,40 Dale Musgrove-30,97,103 Mark Nicholsen-30,70,97,103,111 Keith Owens-31 Michael Padgett-31,97,105 Sherrie Parsons-31,59 Tracy Partlow-31,97 Steve Pearson-31 Mike Pence-31,40,76,97,105,109 Rodney Perry-31 Annette Pickard-31,70,82,83,87 Jeanine Pickett-31 Keith Pickett-31,38,40,76,99 Barry Piercy-31 Lisa Powell-31 Elizabeth Price-31,70,82,83 Cathy Pryor-31 Kerry Quick-31 Kim Rayle-31,70,81,82,83,115,143 Mike Revord-70 Christina Ridge-31 Martha Ridge-31 Yvonne Ridge-31,59,83,105 Kathy Rowland-31,76 Chris Rodgers-31,70,97,103,111 Bill Roeder-31,40,70,76,99 Sunday Ryan-31,64,70,81,82,83,115 Debra Scott-31,64,83 Danny Singleton-31,97,103 Dennis Southard-31 Lisa Southard-31 Karen Spencer-31,65 Bruce Stone-31,97,103,109 Matt Tolley-31,97,109 Rick Walden-31,97,103,109 Anita Wallace-31,115 Darryl Waters-31,109 Jeff Webb-31 139 Lisa White-31,65,83 Martha Whitlow-31,76 Jonetta Wilhoite-31 Lance Williams-31 Jim Wyckoff-31,97,103,109 SEVENTH Wendy Adams-32,76 Marshell Anderson-32,83 Tracy Bacon-32,83 David Ballard-32,97,111 Tracy Ballard-32,111 Elizabeth Beck-32,83 Lesia Biddle-32,83 Ronald Biddle-32,97 Rhonda Biddle-32,83 George Bishop-32,83 Paula Bishop-32,8 Steve Bishop-32 Tina Bishop-32,59,83 Jeff Boffo-32 Barbara Boggs-32 Don Brady-32 Sherry Bray-32,83 Carl Burton-32,99,111 Gary Butcher-32,111 Randy Castle-32 Dale Cherry-32,97,103 Augusta Cox-32 Tom Davis-32 Kelly Donahue-32,83 Bonnie Doty-32 Steve Ecret-32,65 Marystar Ely-32,76 Kevin Fariss-32,97 Doris Fitch-32,83 Sharon Fitzgerald-32,83 Tammy Franks-32,83 Don Garst-32 Greg Gary-32,111 Kevin Gary-32,97,103,109 Dee Goodnight-32,97,103,109 Shelly Gookins-32,40,76 Lisa Gray-32 Jeff Greer-32,97,103 Tina Grinstead-32,82,83 Kathy Guttman-32,65,76 Marsha Hacker-32 Kevin Hale-32,97 Teresa Hall-32,83 John Hancock-32,83,97 John Heck-32,97,109 Ken Hedge-32 Lisa Henley-32,83 Don Hicks-32 Jim Hollenbeck-32 Dennis Hollingsworth-32,83,97,103 Scott Hopkins-32 Ann Horton-32,81,82,83,115,143 Dana Hunt-32,97,103 John Hutchens-32,83 Karen Inman-32,40,76 Mike Isenhour-32,77,103 Craig Isenhower-32 Joey Johnson-32 Kathy Johnson-32,83 Kim Johnson-32,83 Amber Jones-32,83,105 Debra Jones-32 Glen Kalman-32 Linda Kay-32 Rick Kinkead-32 Simone Kuhlman-32 Esther Lemke-33,40,76 Brenda Magee-33 Chad Marsh-33 Randy Martin-33,97,103,109 John McClain-33 Jody McKinzie-33 Luann Millikan-33,82,83 Dan Molden-33,97 Jay Moore-33,97 Jessee Moore-33 Jim Moore-33,97 Robin Mossburg-33,83 Shelia Mullins-33,83 Mike Neal-33,99 Kara Newby-33,83 Lesa Newman-33,83 Howard Nunnally-33 Greg Ottinger-33,64,97,103 Kyle Overdorf-33 Jim Paddack-33,97,105 Jeanne Pearson-33 Shelly Pearson-33,81,82,83,143 Evelyn Perry-33,76 Terri Pettit-33,40,76,81,82,83,115 Kevin Piercy-33,83 Tracy Pitts-33 Jody Rawlings-33,83 Rhonda Reddick-33,83,115 Matt Revord-33,97 Sandy Roberts-33,65,115,76 Steve Robinson-33,97,109 Debbie Roeder-33,40,82,83,76,115 Gleasel Rood-33,83 Rhonda Roudebush-33,81,82,83,115 Ronnie Rudd-33,97 Terry Scott-33,97,109 Jane Seats-33 Denzil Shoe-33,83 Roxanna Showalter-33 Adrienne Steeves-33,83,76 Mike Teter-33 Jeff Waggoner-33,97,103 Susan Waitt-33 Jim Waldman-33,83 John Wallace-33,109 Mike Wallace-33 Lisia Walton-33,83 Jeff Weir-33,97 Andy West-33,40,83 Andy Whaley-33,97 Jeff Woodcock-33,97,103,109 Andy Wycoff-33,97,103,019 Tina Young-33,65 140 R-C FERENC Look out from behind you!! Who does your ironing at home Dennis, you or your mother? J3 Tom and Julie put down their forks Toni and Leslie do long enough to pose for a picture. their thing. Here I am!! Mom, sit on OUR side this time!! And here's Betty Crocker! Bicentennial Bob The best-dressed Senior at a loss for words?? °f MAHS, Earl. HFW 5 Hello, Dial-a-prayer, about Friday's game . . . Which one is most likely to succeed??? The galloping gourmet. Doc Rey! Stronger than dirt?? Smiley, and Breeder!! A SPECIAL THANKS TO MR. KOUNS A special thanks indeed does go to Mr. Beryl Kouns, our principal, who due to the untimely death of Mr. Byron Stout early in the year, took over the responsibilities of the princi- pal of Marion-Adams High School this year. We realize that this, along with the vice-principal's job is a heavy work load. We the 1976 Syllabus Staff and the student body wish to honor him for taking the leadership reins and doing such a great job of guiding us through this school year so smoothly. 143 There were times we thought we wouldn't. But we finally got it done, It took a lot of effort. But we had a lot of fun. Hope you enjoy the 1976 Syllabus. Now that you have approached the end of the 1976 Syllabus, I would like to thank you for purchasing the book. I also hope you are pleased with its contents. In putting this annual together, we have tried to capture and tell about the ways the students of Marion-Adams High School were Making History during the Bicen- tennial year. Just as we look back at America's history and see how the colonists set up the foundation of our country to make it the great nation it is today, I want you to be able to look back at this Syllabus '76 and cherish the mem- ories of the good time's we had. This book would not be possible, of course, without the work, help and dedi- cation of many. I would first like to thank the Syllabus Staff. They worked hard and met many deadlines. I'd like to thank Ayres, the official Syllabus photographers, and Mr. Hal Higgins for many of the photographs used in this book. Mr. Richard Maurer, our representative from Josten's American Yearbook Company is another person who should be thanked for being the voice between the production Lynn Roeder, editor crew and us staff members. Thanks also need to go to the faculty and administration for their patience, understanding, and co-operation throughout the year. I would like to express my gratitude to Mrs. Virginia Reed, our advisor, for contributing her extra time and help so that we could compile this book, and just for putting up with us all year. Last but not least, I would like to thank the many patrons who purchased ad- vertising in the annual. Without this financial support, we would not have money; and without money, the 1976 Syllabus would not be possible. Lynn Roeder Editor