Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1978 volume:

Staff Dedicates 78 Syllabus The 1977-78 annual staff wishes to dedicate this annual to Mrs. Gary and Mrs. Miller who have taught for many years. s ff y ym Jm e yhymm fa fa t i jfa ( ; y fa firm fa ffimimt w Ae tt ay f M m fa evetu fa zSjt pi ti e fa fefay mi fa um ve eat isd a wty fa' tw r 6 Seniors In Action 3 Can You Guess Who These Dashing I Mom, my diapers are wet! Is this m ny best pc 4 Devils And Bathing Beauties Are? I, Where did my tooth go! 1 K. Buzan 2 S. Alexander 3 D. Owen 4 J. Ottinger 5 D. Bartram 6 J. Hancock 7 R. Hall 8 C. Jessup 9 M. Moore 10 K. Law 11 K. Emry 12 T. Coppess 13 M. Owens 14 A. Shoemaker 15 D. Cowan 16 J. Walker 17 S. Henley 18 C. Cherry 19. R. Christ 20 L. Rose 21 D. Forman 22 B. Kinkaid 23 A. Haughey 24 M. Goff 25 D. Guttman 26 D. Michael 27 M. Cline 28 C. Steeves 5 KEVIN EMRY President; FFA 1-4, sec. 3, pres. 4; Student Council 4; Paper Staff 3, bus. man. 3; Intramural B.B. 2-4; Class Tres. 1; Class President 3. JEFF MANHART DOYLE Vice President; S-Club 1-4; FCA 3-4; Student Council 1-2; Spanish 1-2; Paper Staff 2; Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Swimming 2-3; Track 1- 4; Intramural B.B. 2- 4; Stunt Night MC TAMMY BAKER PENNY BALLARD PEDO FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; S- Club 4; GAA 1; Media Club 2; Booster Club 1-3; Library Assistant; OEA 3-4, sec. 3; Swimming Timer 3-4; Track 2-4; Grapplerette 4, captain 4; Prom Queen. JODY OTTINGER OTTO Secretary; FFA 4; FHA 1; SSS 1-4, vice-pres. 3, sec. 4; Booster Club 1-4; Honor Society 1- 4, sec. 1; Student Council 2-4, sec. 3-4; Hawkette 2-4, treas. 4; 4-H; FFA Sweetheart; football princess 3; Homecoming Queen, Football. ARGUS ROBINSON ANGUS Sergeant-at-arms; S- Club 3-4; FCA 3-4; Spanish 1; Bookstore Worker 2-3; Football 1-4; 4-H 4 yrs. KIM LAW QUIMBY Treasurer; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1-3; Jr. Science Club 1; Latin Club 2; Paper Staff 3; Hawkette 1-4, vice- pres. 3, pres. 4; Office Helper 3-4; Hall Monitor 2; football princess 2; Queen Candidate Football; Homecoming Queen Basketball; Class treas. 3. STEVE ALEXANDER ZANDER S-Club 1-4; Student Council 2-4, treas. 4; Latin Club 1; PE Helper 4; Football 1-4; Wrestling manager 1; Baseball 2; Class Pres. 6 -fit KEN BARKER I SPACE w FFA 2-4; Band 1-4; $ Choir 4; Swing Choir •fgsfc 4; Swimming 2; Intramural B.B. 4. THELMA BARRUS Spanish 1-2; Art Club 1-3. f CINDY CHERRY J SINDY SUE FHA 1; SSS 1, 3-4; S-Club 2-4; FCA 4; GAA 1-2; Booster Club J 1, 3; Band 1-4, sec. 2, I ass't treas. 3; Stage J Band 2-3; Choir 3; «jS, Office Helper 3; ‘’w Bookstore Worker 1-4; Y 4-H 9 yrs., sec. 1, J treas. 2, vice-pres. 3; ? OEA 3-4, pari 3, pres. V 4; Swimming Timer 3. DONNA BARTRAM FHA 1-2; Library Assistant 4; OEA 304, reporter 3. CURT BILBY WOODY S-Club 1-4, sgt-at- arms 4; FCA 3-4; Honor Society 1-4; Student Council 1-4, vice-pres. 4; French Club 1, treas. 1; Paper Staff 3; Hall Monitor 2-3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Society of Distinguished American Students. KYLE BUZAN HOON Honor Society 1-2, reporter 1; Spanish 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Intramural B.B. 2-4; Class Vice-President 2. MARK CAIN Football 1-2; Intramural B.B. 1 DOUG CHEW Spanish 1; Band 1-4, vice-pres. 3; sgt-at- arms 4; Stage Band 1- 4; Intramural B.B. 3- 4. $ TIM COPPESS 5 CUD £ FFA 1-4, treas. 3, 3gh sentinel 4; S-Club 1- (r 4; FCA 3-4, pres. 4; I IFEA 1-4; Honor S Society 1-4; Band 1- J 4; Stage Band 2-4; fc Cross Country 1-4, capt. and MVP 3-4; V Track 1-4; FFA Young Man of the Year 3; ? Society of J Distinguished American High School Students; Boy's State; 4-H 9 yrs., treas. 3-4. RON CRIST CRUST Choir 2, 4; Football 2; Intramural B.B 3-4. J LISA DUNLAVEY JL FHA 1-4; SSS 1-4; GAA ! “ Choir 1; Cheerleader 1; Hall Monitor 1; B-Ball t princess 1. DAN FOREMAN Football 4; Intramural B.B. 4; Stunt Night MC 4. MOLLY CLINE MOL FHA 1-3; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1-3; Annual Staff 4; Hawkette 2-4; Office Helper 2, 4; Hall Monitor 3; Batgirl 4; 5? Queen Candidate Basketball; Who's Who. DORIS COWAN FHA 1-2; SSS 1-2; Booster Club 1; Choir 1-2; Library Assistant 3; OEA 3-4. SHARON FREEMAN J5, FHA 2; SSS 2; Media Club 2; Booster Club 2; Choir 2; Library Assistant 2; OEA 1, hist. 1; Volleyball 1. RICHARD GARST FFA 1-4; Football 2. 8 DEBBIE GUTTMAN DEBBO S-Club 2-4, sec. 3-4; FCA 3-4, vice-pres. 3; GAA 1; Honor Society 1-2, 4; Student Council 1-4, sec. 2, treas. 3, pres. 4; French 1; Band 1-4, treas. 3, pres. 4; Office Helper 4; Job's Daughters 1-4, Honored Queen 4; Volleyball 3-4, captain 4; Swimming 1-4, captain 3; Track 3-4; 4-H 7 yrs.; Queen Candidate, Football; Prom Queen Candidate; Class Vice- President 1, 3. MIKE GRIFFIN GRIFF FFA 1-4, ass't treas. 4; S-Club 1-4; Paper Staff 4; 4-h 1-4, vice- pres. 3, pres. 1; Swimming 1-4, captain 3-4; Track 3-4; Intramural B.B. 3-4; FFA Beef Award 2; 4-H Photography Award (Boone County) 3; Most Valuable Swimmer 3. JIM HANCOCK FFA 4; S-Club; FCA 1-2; Choir 1; Football 1-3; Wrestling 1-2; Track 4. ROGER HALL RAJ FFA 1-4, sentinel 2 KAREN GIPSON FHA 4; SSS 4; GAA 3; Booster Club 2; Sr. Science Club 1; Basketball 1. MYRNA GOFF MYRN SSS 1-2, ass't treas. 2; FCA 3-4, treas. 3-4; Booster Club 1-3; Annual Staff 3-4, sports editor 4; Choir 1-2; Cheerleader 1-4, co-captain 4; OEA 1- 2; Who's Who; Football princess 1; Class Secretary 1-3. JASON HARBAUGH FFA 1-4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4. ALLEN HAUGHEY FFA 1-4; Choir 2-3; Football 1-2; Track 1- 2; Intramural B.B. 1- 3; FFA Plot Manager; Hoosier Farmer Dairymen Award 2. 9 SHARON HENLEY SHAR SSS 1-4; GAA 1; Booster Club 2-3; Honor Society 1-4, sec. 4; Job's Daughters, Honored Queen 4; 4-H 9 yrs; Hawkette 1-4; B-Ball princess 3; Queen Candidate Football; Prom Queen Candidate. MARK HECK SCAMP Career Center LUIS JOSE Exchange Student from Philippine; golf SHERYL KALMAN BEEF SSS 1-4; S-Club 2-4, GAA 1; Media Club 2; Booster Club 2; Paper Staff 2; Choir 1-4; Library Assistant 2; Career Center 3-4; Volleyball 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Track CRAIG HORTON CRAGARS S-Club 1-4; Student Council 1-2; Latin Club 1; Paper Staff 2; Band 1; Cross Country 3; Basketball 1-4; Golf 1-4; Class President 1. CHRIS JESSUP FFA 1-4, vice-pres. 4; Wrestling 1; Basketball 1. JEFF JEFFERIES JEFF JONES BONER FFA 4; S-Club 2; Football 4. 10 BRIAN KINCAID SKELLY FFA 4; S-Club 2; Hall Monitor 1; 4-H 9 yrs.; Football 2; Basketball 4; Track 2. GARY MAXWELL MAXIE Spanish 1; Paper Staff 4; Football 1-2; Basketball 1; Swimming 2; Intramural B.B. 2. KEVIN MILLIKAN FFA 4; Football 1-3 GAY MOORE FHA 1-3; SSS 1-4; GAA 1; Booster Club 1-2; Latin Club 1. NANCY McVEY Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-3; 4-H 1-2; First in solo contest 1-2. GARY MERRILL FFA 2-4, treas. 2; Football 2; Star Greenhand; Top Salesman Citrus; Class sgt-at-arms 1. DONNA MICHAEL SUNSHINE FHA 1; S S S 1, 3-4; S-Club 2-4; FCA 4; GAA 1-2; Booster Club 3; Band 1-4; Choir 2; Twirler 3; Office Helper 2-3; Hall Monitor 1-2; OEA 3-4, vice-pres. 4; 4-H 9 yrs., sec.-treas. 3-4; Swimming timer 3; Swimming manager 4; B-ball princess 2; Queen Candidate, Basketball. JULIE MILLIKAN TOOTS FHA 1-4; SSS 1-2, 4; Booster Club 2-3; Choir 1-2, 4; Hall Monitor 3; Grapplerette 3; Volleyball 1-2; Softball. 11 | ELIZABETH J OBERTHUR Honor Society 1-4; Latin Club 1; Band 1 V 4; Stage Band 1-4; Volleyball S Scorekeeper 1-4; J Science Fair International 1977, regional 1975, 1976, K 1977. DENNIS OWEN Honor Society 4; Spanish 1-4; Annual Staff 3-4, Editor 4; Band 1-4; Swimming 1-3. MARY OWENS FHA 2; SSS 3-4; Booster Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Choir 3-4; Twirler 3; Swimming timer 3-4; Career Center 3. BRIAN PADDACK MOOSE FFA 1-4; S-Club 3-4; Spanish 1; Football 1- 4; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Track 2-4, Intramural B.B. 3-5. MIKE MOORE SUNAMI FFA 1-4; S-Club 2-4; A, Football 1-4; Wrestling 1; Track 2-4. KARL NEWBY NEWBS S-Club 2-4; FCA 3-4; Honor Society 1-2, 4; Football 1-4; r,Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Who's Who. BRIAN PARTLOW LEECH FFA 1; S-Club 3-4; Football 1-3; Wrestling 1. TERRY PENCE TERRENCE FFA 2-4; S Club 2-4; treas. 4; FCA 3-4; vice-pres. 4; Honor Society 2-4 pres. 4; Band 1-3; Hall Monitor 2; Football 1- 4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1-4; Who's Who. 12 5 JAY PICKETT V BEAVER S-Club 4; FCA 3; Honor Society 1-4, A vice-pres. 4; Latin Club 1; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Cross t. Country 1, 3-4; Swimming 1, 3; Track 6 3-4; Rotary Youth Man of the Month. FAITH PEIRCY FHA 2-3; Volleyball 1, Track 1; Choir 2. JERRY PRICE TEX FFA 2-4; S-club 1-4; FCA 3; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Baseball 1; Track 1-4, Intramural B.B. 4. KELLY QUICK Paper Staff 1; Choir 4, Swing Choir 3; J.A. 1; Basketball manager 2. CANDY PERRY FHA 1-4; S S S 1-4; Booster Club 1-3; Spanish 1; Twirler 1- 2; Hall Monitor 2; Bat Girl 1-2; Grapplerette 2; Junior Achievement 2 yrs. BRIAN PICKETT Wrestling 1-3; Career Center; J.A. RANDY ROBERTS BERTS S-Club 1-4; FCA 2-4; Latin Club 1; Spanish 2-3; Choir 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4. KATHY ROOD S S S 1-2; IFEA 2-3, vice-pres. 3; Booster Club 1-3; Latin Club 1; Annual Staff 2-4, Business manager 4; Paper Staff 3; Choir 1- 2, 4. 13 LINDA ROSE FHA 1; SSS 1; Booster Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3; Choir 1-2, 4. JEFF ROUDEBUSH BUSH S-Club 1-4, pres. 4; FCA 3-4; Honor Society 4; Latin Club 1; Paper Staff 2-3; Hall Monitor 3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Baseball 1-4; America's Distinguished High School Students. SUSAN STEPHENSON FHA 1-3; SSS 1-3; Booster Club 1; Choir 1; Cheerleader 1. MARK TOLLEY Paper Staff 4; Wrestling 1-2. CARLOS MANUAL SALA Exchange Student; Honor Society 3-4; Soccer 6 yrs. ANITA SHOEMAKER OH BOO FHA 4; GAA 1; Annual f Staff 3-4; Band 1-4; i Stage Band 1-3; OEA 4, sec. 4; 4-H 9 yrs., treas. 1, vice-pres. 2; Volleyball 2; Basketball 1. RUTH SHOE FHA 1-4; Choir 1-4; P.E. Helper 2; DECA 1 yr.; Career Center 3. CAROL STEEVES FHA 1-4, reporter 3, pres. 4; Booster Club 1- 3; 4-H 1-4; PE Helper 2-3; CYF 3-4, sec. 2, chaplin 4; Wrestling Scorekeeper 2- 4. 14 i a KEN WAITT KENNY KOOL I S-Club 2-4; Media i|L 'T)j' 5 1 -y r PE Helper Football V manager i, -$fc. .-BB It BETH WALKER Y ' A BESSIE T??r FHA 1-4, song leader Wm t fV- ■■ 7 3; S S S 1-4; Booster r BBl .. —rr' te Club 1-3; Honor a 1 Society 4; French Club -i w fr -i 1; Paper Staff 3; Choir 3 iWj. 3; Cheerleader 1-3; fl I Hali Conitor 2; Who's JANICE WALKER OH BOO S-Club 1-4; vice-pres. 3; FCA 3-4; Spanish 2; Choir 1-2; Bookstore worker 4; Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 3-4. LETHA WARREN OEA 4. GREG WELCH ROCKY S-Club 2-4; Football 1-2, 4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Auto Body Regional Champ 3; Class Treasurer 2. STEPHANIE WYCKOFF - e- STEPH FHA 4; SSS 4; FCA 4; Booster Club 1-3; Honor Society 1, 4; Spanish 1; Choir 1-4, pres. 4; Cheerleader 1- 4, co-captain 4; Office Helper 2; Hall Monitor 3; Girls State Representative; Batgirl 2-4; Swimming Timer 3'4' IS Class Officers, And Othei Officers and sponsors: Jeff Manhart, Vice-President; Argus Robinson, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jody Ottinger, Secretary; Mr. Terhune, Sponsor; Kevin Emry, President; Kim Law, Treasurer; Mrs. Stahl, Sponsor. 16 JODY AND TIM ARE CO-VALEDICTORIANS You mean they've cancelled graduation? 18 AS SEVENTY-SIX SENIORS GRADUATE J CLASS FLOWER: ROSE o CLASS SONG: FREE BIRD T d I y m 0 C 0 C c t t O 0 CLASS MOTTO: WE MAY ' r NOT BE ABLE TO CHANGE 1 1 THE PAST BUT WE CAN a a HELP TO SHAPE THE n n FUTURE. haron Henley, Salutatorian. The class of 1978 graudated May 21, 1978. This year Jody Ottinger and Tim Coppess were Co- Valedictorlans and Sharon Henley was Salutatorian. Jack Remson, graduate of the Class of 1942, was selected Alumnus of the Year. Seventy-six seniors recieved diplomas from Mr. Pence. After turning their tassels, the seniors set forth to leave their mark on the world. 19 Kevin Alexander Les Anderson Donella Barker Becky Barkley Dinah Bennett Randy Biddle Tim Biddle Terry Boffo Dawn Burnell Lisa Butcher Julie Childers Niles Cummins Jerry Doty Tanya Doty Dorothy Douglas Debbie Endsley Joe Godby Tammy Goff Brian Goodnight Alan Gossard Brenda Barrick Alice Bell Kathy Bell Cheryl Boggs Jan Boyer Kevin Bragg Kelly Davis Randy Davis Chuck Doane Bryan Faucett Greg Fennell Melanie Foust Rolli Greer Michele Grinstead Leann Hale Rita Hamilton Cheryl Haughey Janie Hedge Ken Heiny Tracy Henderson Phil Holmes Diana Huckleberry Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Junior Jeffra Jett Lonnie Johnson Polly Johnson Kathryn Kay Kathy Kinkead Liz Kryter Mike McCullough David McVey LaDonna Manier Micah Marsh Robin Martin Pam Mason Paula Maxwell Ann Mendenhall Laura Mosbaugh Fred Mossburg Eric Mullin Judy Nance Kristin Newby Bruce Nunnally Jeff Ogle Charlotte Owens Cathy Padgett Tony Partlow Tracey Pettigrew Greg Pitts Keith Rinkenberg Mike Robbins Richard Robinson Tony Scott Tom Shelburne Julie Spencer Ramie Spencer Jim Pettit LouAnne Pickett Louis Piercy Renea Rohrer Jack Rowland Charles Sample Lisa Stowers Roberta Stultz Jennifer Ulrey Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juni Sheryl VanMeter Beth Waggoner Dan Waitt Beth Wallace Jeff Wallace Dave Wallen Chris Went Chris Williams Tonya Woolard Frank Woten Marla Wyatt i Making money for the Prom was no easy task for the Juniors. They started out by selling Cokes and candy at lunch time. Still early in the year, they sold magazines and that surely did make a great profit for our class. Everyone was eager to work and make money for the class, especially since there were great prizes to work for. When football homecoming came, the Juniors ended up with second place on the float and the spirit award. They also proved the power of the class by winning both girls' and boys' tug-of-war. These battles were against all the other high school classes. All in all, the Juniors had a terrific year. Class Officers and Sponsors: Mr. Baria; Kathy Kinkead, Sect.; Beth Wallace, V.-Pres.; Tony Scott, Pres.; Mrs. Borginini; Rolli Greer, Sgt. at Arms; Cheryl Haughey, Tres. 21 Barry Adams AIlyson Akard Lori Alexander Jeff Alsup Ron Baker Elnora Barrus Susan Berry Vinson Biddle Carmen Birge Patricia Boggs Hugh Bouse Mike Bundy Jeff Burgan Jeff Burnell Scott Cain Cindy Cantrell Brian Cline Brian Cox Beth Cummins Jim Davis Bruce Dees Mark Durr Marsha Durr Jerry Ellis Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs So Kenny Emry Kerry Evoy Brent Felton Kim Fisher Lisa Foxworthy Patricia Garst David Godbey Mike Godby Gary Goff Kathy Harbaugh David Harris Sharon Harwood Teresa Heck Polly Heffelmire Tammy Heffelmire Chris Hicks Barbara Holliday John Hopkins Lisa Hutchens Jerry Jones Kelly Jones Susan Kalman Brenda Kinkead Lisa Kryter Lyla Lemke Rob Louks Larry McKinney Kim McKenzie Brose McVey Sheryl McVey John Miller Nancy Miller Mell Moon Dale Musgrove Eddie Owens Sherry Parsons Tracy Partlow Mike Pence Rod Perry Annette Pickard Jeannine Pickett Keith Pickett Barry Piercy Lisa Powell 22 Liz Price Bev Pryor Kerry Quick Kim Rayle Chris Ridge Martha Ridge Yvonne Ridge Mary Riggs Chris Rodgers Bill Roeder Kathy Rowland Sunday Ryan Debbie Scott Dan Singleton Lisa Southard Karen Spencer Bruce Stone Mark Tolley Nell Tucker Anita Wallace Darryl Waters Bernie Watts Lisa White Martha Whitlow phs Sophs Sophs S Jonetta Wilhoite Lance Williams Frank Woten Jim Wyckoff The sophomore class chose Kim Fisher to represent them at football homecoming and Sunday Ryan to represent them at basketball homecoming. They elected Kerry Evoy their president; Sunday Ryan, Vice-President; Liz Price, Secretary; and Cindy Cantrell for Treasurer. The sophomore class sponsors were Mrs. Gary and Mr. Moore. 23 Wendy Adams Marshell Anderson David Ballard Tracy Ballard Susan Bartley Beth Beck Ron Biddle Ronda Biddle Jeff Boffo Barbara Boggs Sherry Bray Carl Burton Gary Butcher Lisa Cantrell Randy Castle Dale Cherry Tom Davis Kelly Donahue Bonnie Doty Debbie Dye Steve Ecret Mary Star Ely Doris Fitch Richard Foutch Greg Gary Kevin Gary Dee Goodnight Jeff Greer Tina Grinstead Kathy Guttman Marsa Hacker Kevin Hale John Heck Ken Hedge Lisa Henley Tim Heiny Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Andy Wyckoff Harold Mason tK Brian Zachary Dennis Hollingsworth Ann Horton Dana Hunt Tammy Hurst Karen Inman Craig Isenhower Mike Isenhour Joe Johnson Kim Johnson Glen Kalman Linda Kay Ricky Klnkead Simone Kuhlman Ester Lemke Chad Marsh Randy Martin 24 Sheldon Massey Luann Millikan Dan Molden Jessee Moore Jim Moore Jay Moore Robin Mossburg Sheila Mullins Kara Newby Lesa Newman Howard Nunnally Greg Ottinger Kyle Overdorf Jeanna Pearson Shelly Pearson Evelyn Perry Terri Pettit Kevin Piercy Tracy Pitts Jody Rawlings Rhonda Reddick Beth Robbins Sandy Roberts Steve Robinson Debbie Roeder Gleasef Rood Rhonda Roudebush Rob Runion Terry Scott Jane Seats Teresa Sheean Denzil Shoe Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Adrienne Steeves Teri Tavi Mike Teter Brenda Truax Jeff Waggoner Susan Waitt Jim Waldman John Wallace Mike Wallace Lucinda Warren Jeff Weir Andy West Andy Whaley Jeff Woodcock Tne Freshmen built their first float with the theme Hawks Have Starburst Power.11 Debbie Roeder and Rhonda Roudebush were the class princesses. The frosh football squad has had 3 undefeated seasons. The frosh basketball team had a successful season, winning and losing. Others participated in many other sports and school events. While they enjoyed their freshmen year, they are awaiting many new and exciting things next year. 25 PE HELPERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Donella Barker, Kevin Alexander, Brent Fulton, John Miller, Lisa Stowers, Ester Lemke,. Kenny Waitt,«Stev£ Alexander, Kenny Heiny ROW TWO, Teri Pettit. Beth Wallace, Anita Wallace, Andy Wyckoff Mr. Barker Busines Supervisir helpers Helpers Help Sweeping the halls of M.A. was Gregg Pitts and Fred Mossburgh. Don't forget the cooks. They were busy everyday fixing our meals. The office and library workers kept Helpers Helpers Helpers He everything in order. We couldn't have made it without our brave bus drivers who brought us to school everyday. Helpers Helpers Helpers Helpers Helpers Helpers Library Workers: RE ne Right: Lisa White, Susan Kal Rhonda Reddick, Jane Seats, Two: Donna t , , Bartram, Lori Alexander, Susan Bartley, Standings « Carl Burton, Nellie Tucker, LouAnn Pickett, Laura Mosbaugh MIke Wallace 27 V o ministration Administration Administra . Superintendent Mr. Pence Principal Mr. Kouns Vice Principal Mr. Harris Guidance Mr. Youmans Guidance Mrs. Stahl 'School Board M members: Dallas Grfristead, Harvey Evoy, Bob GriffinaToml Cain, and Rib Vrdfie -. I I Mr. Sanborn Mrs. Dollens Mr. Staubach Music and art seem to be a popular class in high school. The band and choir presented many great performances, such as stunt night and spring concert. Mr. Staubach and Mrs. Dollens headed the music department. Mr. Sanborn's classes displayed some interesting art in crafts, painting and drawing. Drawin’ Up A Good Tune Standing: Mr. Hudson Mr. Cook Mr. Carr Mr. Baria Seated: Mrs. Brimberry Mrs. McColgin Mrs. Borgninl The Vocational department is becoming increasingly popular with the current emphasis on preparing for a career. We can become homemakers, secretaries, accountants, photographers, farmers, and salespersons. We can get the necessary training and experience in classes here. Vocational And Business Students Gain Experience In Labs. Opportunities In Social Studies And Career Center 32 Mr. Urban Mrs. Chisman Mr. Clayton Mrs. Chisman and Mr. Clayton do things such as volleyball, swimming, dodge a sock, softball, track, basketball, rugby, soccer, ping-pong, and a new game called buck, buck. Mr. Urban headed the special ed class. There are many interesting devices to help students to learn the basic skills which are needed throughout anyone's life. Special Ed. And P.E. Cindy and Kim still eating Mrs. Pence helps Mr. Urban take special ed class bowling. Library Livening Up S.H. Boredom Mrs. North at work. A few seniors hard at work. Spanish Speakers 34 Talk Correctly In English! Top row, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Miller, R.2., Mrs. North, Mrs. Gary, Miss Dunn, and Mrs. Reed. 35 O.E.A. In Action Mrs. Brlmberry, S ponsor What's happening!?! ORGAN7 N Donna Bartram rocks at the Rockathon for the Special Olympic. ORGANIZATIONS Row 1: Doris Cowan, Letha Warren, Anita Shoemaker, Cindy Cherry, Donna Michael, Penny Ballard, Donna Bartram, Sharon Freeman Row 2: Melanie Foust, Susan Kalman, Kelly Jones, Yvonne Ridge, Brenda Kinkead, Annette Pickard, Kim Rayle, Liz Price The Office Education Assoc, was led by Pres. Cindy Cherry; V.P. Donna Micheals; Anita Shoemaker, Sect; Kelly Jones, Hist; Liz Price, Treas.; Susan Kalman, Pari. The organization consists of 16 members in a vocational business class or intensive office lab. Beth Waggoner, Pres. Sheryl VanMeter, V-Pres. Jody Ottinger, Sect. Michele Grinstead, Treas. Kathy Kinkead, Asst. Treas. Judy Nance, Pianist; Liz Price, Scrapbook Chrm. Polly Johnson, Kim Rayfe, Songleaders. S.S.S. Hosts District Convention Sunshine Society started off the year planning for the District Convention which was to be held Oct. 15th at the Marion-Adams Grade school. Pres. Beth Waggoner headed the planning along with Michele Grinstead. All members worked hard to make the convention a success. Activities included a gong show, a General Store, that sold baked goods. Door Prizes were given out at the end of the day. The moneymaker this year was popcorn. Ideal Ladies for the S.S.S. girls was a project this year. Near the end of School an Ideal Ladies Tea was held. The banquet was at the Community Center Apr. 20. Renea Is Ideal Girl. —Mh PS Dinah Kim, Gong Show rejects. Row 1 Dawn Burnell, Julie Childers, Julie Spencer, Lisa Butcher, LouAnne Pickett, Mrs. Smith; Sponsor, Renea Rohrer, Dinah Bennett, Sheryl VanMeter, Beth Waggoner. Row 2 Pam Mason, Melanie Foust, Kathryn Kay, Laura Mosbaugh, Michele Grinstead, Kathy Kinkead, Polly Johnson, Kelly Jones, Liz Price. Row 3 Liz Kryter, Cheryl Haughey, Judy Nance, Jan Boyer, Janie Hedge, Debbie Endsley, Lisa Stowers, Charlotte Owens. Row 4 Kim Fisher, Karen Spencer, Sherry Parsons, Anita Wallace, Lisa White, Mary Riggs, Annette Pickard, Lisa Foxworthy. Row 5 Martha Ridge, Bev Pryor, Patricia Garst, Chris Ridge, Lisa Southard, Kim Mckensie, Kim Rayle, Kathy Harbaugh, Susan Berry, Lisa Kryter. Row 6 Yvonne Ridge, Barbara Holliday, Lisa Henley, Beth Beck, Tammy Hearst, Lisa Cantrell, Jeanna Pearson, Adrienne Steeves. Row 7 Kathy Guttman, Wendy Adams, Susan Waitt, Kara Newby, Jessee Moore, Sandy Roberts, Mary Star Ely, Teresa Sheean, Row 8 Luann Millikan, Kim Johnson, Rhonda Reddick, Tina GrinStead, Ann Horton, Sheila Mullins, Rhonda Roudebush, Linda Kay. Row 9 Marsa Hacker, Karen Inman, Shelly Pearson, Lisa Newman, Doris Fitch, Marshelle Andersen. Standing Seniors, top to bottom: Donna Michael, Sheryl Kalman, Stephanie Wyckof, Cindy Cherry, Penny Ballard, Sharon Henley, Molly Cline, Jody Ottinger, Candy Perry, Gay Moore, Kim Law, Beth Walker. 37 Our Sponsor, Mrs. McColgin. F.H.A. Hears Singing Sheriff With President Carol Steeves and the officers, this year in FHA was busy and fun. initiating the freshmen, FHA got their first moneymaking project underway. The club sold jewelry, many worked hard to make this a success. Our Second moneymaker was stationary. It sold very well. Our banquet topped the year off with a tremendous turnout. It was held at the Lucky Steer, the Singing Sheriff from Madison County was our guest speaker. Following the speaker was the installation of the new 78- 79 officers. Officers left to right: Carol Steeves, Pres. Cindy Cantrell, Parliamentarian; Debbie Scott, Treasurer; Sunday Ryan, Song Leader; Renea Rohrer, Reporter; Lou Anne Pickett, Historian; Robin Martin, Secretary; Beth Waggoner, Vice-Pres. Our FHA banquet guest The Singing Sheriff. Row 1 Dawn Burnell, Julie Childers, Beth Waggoner, Michele Grinstead, Sponsor: Mrs. McColgin, Laura Mosbaugh, Renea Rohrer, Dinah Bennett, Sheryl Van Meter, Lisa Butcher, Robin Martin. Row 2 Sunday Ryan, Kelly Jones, LouAnne Pickett, Jan Boyer, Polly Johnson, Kathy Kinkead, Cheryl Haughey, Janie Hedge, Debbie Endsley, Lisa Stowers, Row 3 Debbie Scott, Brenda Kinkead, Nancy Miller, Jeanine Pickett, Cindy Cantrell, Lisa Foxworthy, Mary Riggs, Lisa Southard, Lori Alexander, Yvonne Ridge. Row 4 Tammy Heffelmire, Allyson Akard, Marsha Durr, Teri Pettit, Simone Kuhlman, Robin Mossburg. Row 5 Jesse Moore, Mary Star Ely, Adrienne Steeves, Jeanna Pearson, Kathy Guttman, Susan Bartley, Kim Johnson, Luann Millikan, Teresa Sheean. Standing Seniors Bottom to top: Carol Steeves, Stephanie Wyckoff, Penny Ballard, Anita Shoemaker, Ruth Shoe, Gay Moore, Beth Walker, Candy Perry, Julie Millikan. 77-78 Pres. Carol Steeves hands the gavel to Beth Waggoner, new 78-79 President. 38 IFEA Row one, left to right: Dinah Bennett, Gregg Fennell, SPONSOR-Mrs. Dunn, Renea Rohrer, Tim Coppess, Row two, Chris Went, Robin Martin, Beth Waggoner, Jeannine Pickett, Cindy Cantrell Officers Row one, left to right: Robin Martin-Pres., Gregg Fennell-Tres., Renea Rohrer-Vice Pres., Row two, Cindy Cantrell-His., Dinah Bennett-Sec. IFEA Is Alive IFEA has been coming alive this year. Doing many different things. Such as giving Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Gary a surprise going away party. They bought them flowers and had cake and coffee for them. This is the beautiful cake that the IFEA had bought for Mrs. Gary and Mrs. Miller for their going away party. Isn't it nice? Mrs. Gary and Mrs. Miller are shown here eating their delicious cake. They really did enjoy it; but they say finger licken1 good. 39 After 50 Years FFA Has A Golden Past, A Brighter Future. T A. visits the alston-Purina search Farm. R-l: Richard Garst, Kevin Millikan, Mike Moore, Gary Merrill, Allen Haughey, Kevin Emry, Jody Ottinger, Chris Jessup, Jeff Jones, Tim Coppess, R-2: Jack Rowland, Judy Nance, Alan Gossard, Chris Williams, Jason Harbaugh, Brian Paddack, Terry Pence, Jim Pettit, Robbie Louks, R-3: Larry McKinney, John Miller, Jerry Jones, Brian Cox, Brent Felton, Lance Williams, Mike Godby, Jerry Ellis, Dale Musgrove, Brose McVey, R-4: Kenny Hedge, Randy Martin, Greg Ottinger, Jay Moore, Kenny Emry, Jim Davis, Mell Moon, Vince Biddle, Sponsor James Carr, R-5: Tom Davis, Susan Waitt, Jessee Moore, Ron Baker, Andy West, Dana Hunt, Andy Whaley, Howard Nunnally, James Moore, Steve Robinson. 1977-78 Officers: Allen Haughey Secretary Kevin Emry President Chris Jessup Vice President Jeff Jones Treasurer Tim Coppess Sentinel Brian Kincaid (Not Pictured) Reporter 40 Local Proficiency Awards Winners Richard Garst Rabbit Proficiency Dale Musgrove Star Greenhand Robbie Louks Beef Proficiency Mike Moore Fruit and Vegetable Proficiency F.F.A. Young Man Of the Year Brian Paddack Ag. Placement Soybean Proficiency Brian Kincaid Swine Proficiency Small Grain Proficiency Ag. Mechanic Proficiency Star Chapter Farmer Brose McVey Horse Proficiency 41 FCA Enjoys Second Year At this years FCA banquet the special entertainment was a singing group. They are called the One Accord . Their music was great, everyone enjoyed them. Row 1 Shane Clark, Cindy Cherry, Donna Michael, Debbie Guttman, Myrna Goff, Janice Walker, Rex Bowman, Row 2 Terry Pence, Curt Bilby, Karl Newby, Argus Robinson, Ken Waitt, Tim Coppess, Jeff Roudebush. Row 3 Michele Grinstead, Beth Waggoner, Richard Robinson, Keith Rinkenburg, Kenny Heiny, Mike Robbins, Jeff Manhart, Row 4 Pam Mason, Mike Pence, Micah Marsh, Phil Holmes, Dan Waitt, Kevin Bragg. Row 5 Sheryl McVey, LaDonna Manier, Jenny Ulrey, Jeannine Pickett, Kim Rayle, Robin Martin, Barry Adams, Bruce Stone. Row 6 Nancy Miller, Lisa Foxworthy, Annette Pickard, Cindy Cantrell, Kathy Harbaugh. Row 7 Mike Godby, Jeff Waggoner, Jeff Burgan. FCA Officers left to right; Myrna Goff, Treasurer; Tim Coppess, President; Terry Pence, Vice-President; Michele Grinstead, Secretary. FCA went into its second year equipped with a team of great officers and a better membership. A moneymaking project was a chili supper before a home football game. In Oct. the group enjoyed a wiener roast at Mr. Bowman's house. For the second year FCA members and guests went to Kings Island. It rained, but everyone had a good time. To top the year off, FCA had its first banquet, held at the High School. 42 Many parents attended the FCA banquet which was held at the High School. 11 Sn Club members In action! The club sold refreshments at home ballgames. And it looks as if they had fun doing it! Row 1 Curt Bilby, Steve Alexander, Terry Pence, Rex Bowman, Jeff Roudebush, Karl Newby, Debbie Guttman, Janice Walker. Row 2 Donna Michael, Cindy Cherry, Tim Coppess, Argus Robinson, Mike Moore, Brian Paddack, Ken Waitt, Jeff Jones. Row 3 Sheryl Kalman, Craig Horton, Jeff Manhart, Jerry Price, Mike Griffin, Jay Pickett. Row 4 Judy Nance, Tracy Henderson, Mike Robbins, Joe Godby, Rollie Greer, Jim Pettit, Keith Rinkenburg. Row 5 Kelly Davis, Cheryl Haughey, Beth Wallace, Jeffra Jett, Jan Boyer, Kristin Newby, Tracey Pettigrew, Ann Mendenhall, Robin Martin, Row 6 Pam Mason, Jenny Ulrey, LaDonna Manier, Diann Huckleberry. Row 7 Anita Wallace, Sheryl McVey, Tammy Goff, Phil Holmes, Brian Cline, Danny Singleton. Row 8 Jerry Ellis, Rob Louks, Chris Rodgers, Brose McVey, John Hopkins, Ramie Spencer, Mike Pence, Vince Biddle, Row 9 Jeff Burgan, Chris. Williams, Micah Marsh, Matt Tolley, Greg Pitts, Brian Goodnight, Kevin Alexander, Fred Mossburg, Tony Scott. S-Club Officers left to right: Curt Bilby, Sgt. at Arms. Debbie Guttman, Secretary. Jeff Roudebush, President. Terry Pence, Treasurer. Karl Newby, V-President. S-Club guys display their shirts. S-Cfub isn't just for the guys, it's got some great female athletes too! 43 Intelligence Of Sheridan Shines This ol1 owl is pointing out that Marion Adams High School Is Proud of their Senior and Junior Honor Societies. They are really shining this year. There are more people in the Honor Societies this year than in recent years. Officers: Left to right: Terry Pence-Pres., Sharon Henley Sec., Debbie Guttman-reporter, Karl Newby Tres., Jay Pickett-Vice Pres. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row one, left to right: Mark Durr, Kerry Evoy, Debbie Land, Debbie Thurman, Dale Cherry, Row two, Kulyn Buzan, JoEtta Burton, Lisa Raines, SPONSOR-Mrs. Dunn, Mike Teeter, Mary Barnes, Janice Shoemaker, Joe Sutton, Row Three, Lyla Lemke, Mike Pence, Julie Burden, Jewel Perry, Jay Waggoner, Kara Newby, Kathy Guttman, Jeff Greer, Greg Ottinger, Beth Beck, Jamie Musgrove, Lisa Hinshaw, Michelle Wallace, Row Four, Karen Inman, Scott Garriott, John Heck, Stephen VanMeter, Jeff Godby, Kent Evoy, Fifth Row, Jeff Waggoner Row one, left to right: Melanie Foust, Kristin Newby, Elizabeth Oberthur, Karl Newby, Jay Pickett, Row two. Curt Bilby, Sharon Henley, Jeff Roudebush, SPONSOR-Mrs. Dunn, Terry Pence, Tim Coppess, Debbie Guttman, Robin Martin, Dennis Owen, Row three, Kathy Kinkead, Polly Johnson, Beth Waggoner, Beth Walker, Sheryl VanMeter, Michele Grinstead, Jody Ottinger, Row Four, Rofff Greer, Tony Scott Officers: Left to right: JoEtta Burton-Tres., Jeff Godby-Vice Pres., Kerry Evoy-Pres., Jeff Greer-Sec. 44 Student Council Plans Programs, Oversees Elections L. to R.: Greg Ottlnger, Liz Price, Kerry Evoy, Kim Rayle, Kara Newby, Debbie Guttman, Karen Inman, Mrs. Stahl, sponsor; Steve Alexander, Kathy Guttman, Kevin Emry, Jody Ottlnger, Curt Bilby, Beth Wallace, Tony Scott, Kathy KInkead, Polly Johnson. 45 What Could We Do Without The Annual Staff! Dennis Owen was chosen to be Editor of the 1978 Syllabus. Everyone did their part, by designing layouts and writing copy, to meet those deadlines. Even having two different annual staff periods and so much snow, the book was finally finished. R. 1 Kathy Rood, Anita Shoemaker, Joe Schmoe, Myrna Goff, Linda Rose, Chris Went, R. 2 Dennis Owen-Editor, Teresa Sheean, LouAnne Pickett, Beth Wallace, Molly Cline, Mrs. Reed. LouAnne, it helps if you open your eyes. Mary works on the title page. 46 Not another mistake! Dennis working. Clean that camera! Meet The Press! R. 1 Alan Gossard-Co-Editor, Beth Wallace, Faith Piercy, Mark Tolley, Dan Wallen, Ron Crist, Gary Maxwell, Mike Griffin, Tom Shelburne-Co-Editor, R. 2 Liz Kryter, Jennifer Ulrey, LaDonna Manier, Kelly Quick, Bernie Watts, Eddie Owens, Keith Pickett, Richard Robinson, Lisa Foxworthy, Mrs. Nicholson. So! Co-Editors, Alan Gossard and Tom Shelburne, lead the reporters of the Blackhawk Broadcast to write many exciting articles. The paper came out about every two weeks. Staff at work. Laugh, Tom! Why can't I sleep? 48 77-‘78 HAWKETTES Kim Law Sharon Henley Sheryl VanMeter Lyla Lemke Dinah Bennett Jody Ottfnger Molly Cline Lisa Butcher Julie Childers lea Rohrer HAWKETTES ADD SPARKLE TO THE HALFTIME SHOWS Crest Test - 1978 This Is one team at M.A.H.S. that has never been beaten. This year there were 10 girls on the squad . The '77-'78 officers were: Pres. Kim Law; Vice- Pres. Sheryl VanMeter; Sec.- Tres. Jody Ottinger. Various activities during the year included: attending camp at Ball State, in which they won two trophies and the spirit stick marching in the various parades and performing at the pre- game and half-time shows. Under the direction of Ed Staubach the Hawkettes had a very successful year. Twirler Annette Pickard 49 KIM RAYLE 4 YEARS Hey! We’re Proud Sophomore MYRNA GOFF CO-CAPTAIN 6 YEARS S e n ■ i o r STEPHANIE WYCKOFF CO- CAPTAIN 6 YEARS KATHY KINKEAD 3 YEARS J u n ■ i o r POLLY JOHNSON 4 YEARS 50 Of Our Team!!! BOTTOM L. TO R. KARAN SPENCER, LIZ PRICE, SUNDAY RYAN, TOP L. TO R. DEBBIE SCOTT, SUSAN BERRY Jr. Varsity L. TO R. JODY RAWLINGS, DEBBY ROEDER, RHONDA ROUDEBUSH, ANN HORTON TOP Freshmen THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR. AT CAMP THEY EARNED THE RIGHT TO COMPETE IN NATIONAL COMPETITION BY WINNING THE REGIONAL GOLDEN EAGLE TROPHY. THEY ALSO RECEIVED 2 SUPERIOR AND 1 EXCELLENT RIBBONS AND THE SPIRIT MEGAPHONE AND THE SUPERIOR SKIT AWARD. THE JR. VARSITY ALSO HAD A SUCCESSFUL YEAR. THEY WON THE FIRST PLACE TROPHY AT CAMP ALONG WITH EXCELLENT, GOOD AND SUPERIOR RIBBONS, THE SPIRIT MEGAPHONE, AND THE SUPERIOR SKIT AWARD. THE FRESHMEN HAD A BUSY YEAR UNDER NEW SPONSOR LORI HENDERSON. THEY COMPETED AT A CLINIC AND DID VERY WELL. THE VARSITY AND JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS WOULD LIKE TO THANK MRS. BRIMBERRY, MRS. PENCE, MRS. MOSS, MR. BOWMAN FOR ALL THEIR HELP AND TIME. Choir Swing Choir Officers: Steph. Wyckoff, Pres. Alan Gossard V. Pres. Sheryl VanMeter, Sect. Director, Mrs. Dollens. Swing Choir Alan Gossard Sheryl VanMeter Jack Rowland Donella Barker Keith Rinkenburg Stephanie Wyckoff Bruce Stone Brenda Barrick Kenny Barker LouAnn Pickett Chris Williams Robin Martin Tracy Henderson Dinah Bennett Jim Pettit Lisa Butcher Chris Went Kelly Quick 52 High Anxiety Goodby, Mrs. We'll miss you it was! Childo guards tl onehead Intramurals Victim Of HOME OF THE BLRCKHHUi Energy Picture 1: EMRY'S Bruce Stone Matt Tolley Kevin Emry Kyle Buzan Doug Chew Roger Hall Brian Paddack Picture 2: PITTS' Jeff Ogle Randy Biddle Mike McCullough Karl Newby Greg Pitts Kevin Alexander Fred Mossburg Picture 3: GODBY'S Joe Godby Tom Shelburne Argus Robinson Brian Cline Jeff Burgan Picture 4: GREER'S Barry Adams Mark Durr Jerry Price Ron Crist (not pictured) Roll! Greer) Picture 5: LITTLE KINGS Mike Robbins Jeff Roudebush Jeff Manhart Dan Foreman Kenny Waitt (Team Not Pictured) MARSH'S Micah Marsh Chad Marsh Tracy Henderson Kevin Bragg Vincent Biddle 54 Varsity Football Led By 15 Seniors Goes 9-1 Row I, Jeff Burnell, Jim Pettit, Kevin Alexander, Greg Pitts, Tony Scott, Jeff Roudebush, Curt Bllby, Greg Welch, Kenny Heiny, Tony Partlow, Row 2, Scott Cain, Gary Goff, Brose Mcvey, Jerry Jones, Dan Foreman, Randy Roberts, Rolli Greer, Jerry Price, Mike Robbins, Joe Godby, Tom Shelburne, Jim Wyckoff Row 3, Mr. Wright, Kevin Bragg, Richard Robinson, Karl Newby, Matt Tolley, Charles Sample, Steve Alexander, Jeff Jones, Argus Robinson, Tracey Henderson, Larry McKinney, Mr. Urban, Row 4, Mr. Blotch, Mr. Clayton, Mike McCullough, Bruce Stone, Brian Paddock, Mike Pence, Rick Walden, Dan Singleton, Brian Kinkaid, Terry Pence, Mike Moore, Jeff Manhart, Mr. Moore Row 1, Steve Alexander, Terry Pence, Jerry Price, Curt Bilby, Jeff Roudebush, Randy Roberts, Greg Welch, Row 2, Karl Newby, Jeff Jones, Jeff Manhart, Brian Paddack, Argus Robinson, Dan Foreman, Brian Kinkaid. BLACKHAWKS Football had another great year finishing 9-1 and Rangle- line Conference Runner-up. Fifteen Seniors led the way in the Hawk line-up. THE defense gave up only 74 points while the offense racked up 456 points. The Hawks' only loss came at the hands of Zionsville. But they came back to win 7 straight. Some big victories for the Hawks were Homecoming, Westfield, and Hamilton Heights and Dad's Night. EVEN with the loss of fifteen seniors off this years team, things still look good for next year. Doyle brings down a Zionsville runner. Roll! breaks for the long one. 55 And Is Range-Line Conference Runner-up Argus takes a break from the Its Karl In Action!!! action. I'm gonna kill this guy!!! DEFENSE C'mon, you guys, where's the football!!! GIVES UP ONLY 74 POINTS!!!! 56 During The 1977 Football Season Woody throws the long bomb. Don't worry guys, I'm not dead The Hawks score six more!!!! yet. YEAR OFTHE HAWKS BLACKHAWK FOOTBALL 77 57 WE’RE NO. 1 Frosh Have Productive Year In Sports! Row 1: Jim Moore, Jeff Waggoner, Jay Moore, Terry Scott, Dee Goodnight, Greg Ottinger, Ken Hedge, John Hancock, Kevin Gary, Dale Cherry. Row 2: Andy Wyckoff, Denzil Shoe, Mike Isenhour, John Heck, Jeff Woodcock, Dana Hunt, Dennis Hollingsworth, Carl Burton, Jeff Greer, Steve Robinson, Randy Martin. Hey! What is this?! Close Encounters! The Frosh started this year with a season record of 9-0. Their Jr. High years totaled 15-0. This successful team has been made possible by the excellent coaching of Al Voumans and Doug Moore. The Big Question now is, Will the Frosh ever be defeated? You make the decision. Us 30 Westfield Opp 8 30 Clinton Prairie 0 42 Hamilton S.E. 0 16 Western Boone 0 36 Frankton 7 53 Zionsvllle 0 64 New Palestine 0 58 Sports, Sports And More Sports 59 The 1977 Cross Country team, two seniors, two juniors and two sophomores, won only four meets, but much improvement was accomplished. Team captain, Tim Coppess was chosen most valuable player. Varsity letters were earned by Tim Coppess, Jay Pickett, Keith Rinkenburg, Jerry Ellis, Kerry Evoy, Keith Pickett, and Rob Louks. Look Ma, no hands! OPPONENT WE THEY Lapel 38 18 Ham. S.E. 39 17 Clinton Prairie 24 31 Frankton 33 22 Western Boone 49 15 Zionsville 39 18 Westfield 41 15 Invitational 6th Eastern 25 34 Clinton Central 38 40 Mt. Vernon 44 15 Ham. Heights 39 19 Tri-Central 23 38 Taylor 50 15 Range Line Conf. 6th County 6th Sectional 23rd The Cross Country Crowd R. 1., Coach Hudson, Tim Coppess, Chris Rodgers, Rob Louks, Jay Pickett. R. 2. Jerry Ellis, Keith Pickett, Chris Williams, Kerry Evoy, Mike Godby, Keith Rinkenburg. u' The agony of'de-feet1. vxidalK' . v 60 Volleyball Serves Up VARSITY Mrs. Chisman Jan Boyer Penny Ballard Sheryl Kalman Janice Walker Jenny Ulrey Donna Michael Debbie Guttman Cindy Cherry Jeffra Jett Sheryl McVey LaDonna Manier Captain-Debbie Guttman Co-Captain-Jeffra Jett A Good Time Jeffra and Jenny are changing this game to leap frog. Volleyball Scores Varsity Us-Opp 4-15 7-15 1-15 5-15 13-15 15-12 14-16 0-15 9-15 15-7 4-15 14-16 5-15 5-15 5-15 5-15 2-16 8-15 11-15 12-15 5-15 3-15 2-15 8-15 3-15 2-15 Clinton Prairie Zionsville Deaf School Lapel Rossville Westfield Tri-Central Southeastern Noblesville Hamilton Heights Clinton Central Zionsville Sectional Reserve Us-Opp 4- 15 0-15 3- 15 1-15 16-14 15-0 0- 15 7-15 5- 15 9-15 11-15 16-15 11-15 1- 15 10-15 8-15 8-15 4- 15 5-15 10-15 0-15W1 10-15 0-15 RESERVE Mrs. Chisman Susan Waitt Teresa Sheean Beth Wallace Kelly Jones Susan Kalman Polly Heffelmire Pam Mason Teri Pettit Captain-Beth Wallace Co-Captain-Teri Pettit Captain-Beth Wallace Co-Captain-Teri Pettit 61 Black Hawks Have Successful Season, First row: MGR. Ken Waitt, Rick Walden, Rob Louks, Randy Roberts, Craig Horton, Greg Welch, MGR. Brian Cline. Second Row: Curt Bilby, Brian Kincaid, Phil Holmes, Danny Singleton, Dan Waitt, and Coach Bill Collier. Due to an energy crisis many of this years games were cancelled. There were few practices but even so the team tried their best and had a successful seasonal record of 13 wins and 9 losses. The season ended with the Blackhawks being the sectional runner-up at Carmel. A ■ m Senior players kneeling are Randy Roberts and Curt Bilby; standing are Brian Kincaid, Greg Welch, and Horton. ' ir 4 62 Are Sectional Runners-up 1977-78 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES HOME 67 49 62 50 61 50 55 44 50 71 53 57 64 64 Western Tri-West Hamilton Heights Noblesville Frankton Mt. Vernon Hamilton Heights Dalevllle Hamilton Southeastern Westfield New Palestine Eastern Taylor Clinton Prarie Tipton Western Boone Clinton Central Tri-Central Zlons ville Northwestern Hamilton Heights Carmel Record 13-9 VISITORS 77 48 49 65 47 53 44 40 62 53 64 48 68 63 75 47 51 54 54 73 64 63 Freshman Hawks Finish 3-2 Coach Ron Blotch guided his team to 3 victories and 2 defeats. Due to the bad weather many games and practices were cancelled. Although having 7 men on his squad, they showed Improvement in each game. Not pictured are Andy Wyckoff and Rob Runion. Where's the ball? A good place for a Stick Up. 64 Varsity Us Them 36 23 39 38 School Frankton Tri-Central Western Boone Westfield 1� Clinton Central Wes Clint Zion: Hamil Lapel Noblesville H. S Secti Westf New L Reserve Them Managers: Sheryl Kalman, Lisa Foxworthy, Jeannine Pickett A Great Improvement Varsity Left to Right row one: Ann Mendenhall, Lisa Butcher, Janice Walker, Jeffra Jett, Kelly Davis Row two, Liz Price, Tracey Pettigrew, Kristin Newby, Jan Boyer, Brenda Barrick, Robin Martin, Coach: Mr. Brimberry Captains were Tracey Pettigrew, Janice Walker Lookle here and see that girls are as good as a busy bee. Playing basketball with scores as 10, 20, and 33. Reserve Left to right, row one: Karen Inman, Luann Millikan, Teri Pettit, Polly Heffelmire, Kelly Jones row two: Susan Waitt, Marsha Durr, Nancy Miller, Brenda Kinkead, Annette Pickard, Cindy Cantrell, Coach: Mr. Cook The girls Varsity and Reserve Basketball teams improved this year. They won more games this year than they have in recent years. The girls did a good job. The coach was very proud of them. 65 Wrestlers Win Seven, Tie One, Lose Two Varsity Wrestling 77-78 Sheridan 33 Western Boone 30 Sheridan 33 Hamilton Heights 33 Sheridan 32 Westfield 35 Sheridan 45 Hamilton S.E. 20 Sheridan 33 Cascade 25 Sheridan 14 Cascade 47 Sheridan 63 Cascade 6 Sheridan 34 Mt. Vernon 24 Sheridan 48 Clinton Prairie 17 Sheridan 44 Tri-Central 20 Wrestlers left to right: Row 1 Coach Jim Sanborn, Fred Mossburg, Lonnie Johnson, Terry Pence, Tony Scott, David McVey, Tracy Henderson, Charles Sample, Shane Clark; Asst, coach. Row 2 Jeff Alsup, Dennis Hollingsworth, Mike Robbins, Greg Ottinger, Rollie Greer, Dale Musgrove, Row 3 Tracy Ballard, John Heck, Jeff Woodcock, Terry Scott, Tim Coppess, Jerry Price. This years Grapplerettes. Smile, Rolli, Look at those pins! Heavyweight Tracy on top and winning! 66 “Swimmers Break Records In 78” Top row, Chris Williams, Mike Griffin, Debbie Guttman, R. 2., Lance Williams, Mike Pence, Andy West, R. 3., Donna Michael, Mgr., Jeff Greer, Randy Davis, Dee Goodnight, R. 4., Kelly Donahue, Kerry Evoy, Danny Molden and John Hopkins. Swimming timers: Polly Johnson, Kathy Kinkaid, Sharyl Kalman, Mary Owens, Teri Pettit and Jewel Perry. 2 PORTS ANQlT TerS be n honore i Jw quet. Fatigue! Captains for the team were Mike Griffin and Debbie Guttman. Four records were broken this year. They were the 200 Medly Relay, 200 Individual Medly, Diving and 100 Butterfly. Most Improved Swimmer award went to Eddie Owens. Mental Attitude award went to Debbie Guttman and Chris Williams got Most Valuable Swimmer. 67 Keep On “Trackin’’ Kneeling: Keith Rinkenburg, Terry Scott, Keith Pickett, Kerry Evoy, Tony Scott, Terry Pence, Row 2: Mike Robbins, Jay Pickett, Dale Cherry, Randy Roberts, Mike Griffin, Karl Newby, Dee Goodnight, Mike McCullough, Row 3: Tracy Henderson, Tim Coppess, Mike Pence, Brian Kincaid, Danny Singleton, Matt Tolley. VARSITY TRACK RECORD Frankton Clinton Prairie Tri-West Zionsville Western Boone Hamilton S.E. Relays Westfield Noblesville Northwest Tri-Centra! Clinton Central Hamilton Heights Hamilton County Meet Range Line Conf. Meet Hamilton S.E. u.s. 44 w- 65 62 59 68 47 80 53 1 3 73 2 3 8 57 3rd Z 1st 30 58 1 2 74 1 2 53 74 5th 5th Forfeit Take those hun Terry� 68 Girls Track Records Set This Year r:; - j V4 UUMTT f il GIRLS VARSITY UM. TRACK RECORD: Westfield ftLl Us Opp. Zionsville 11 94 Noblesville 15 90 Westfield 7 92 Clinton Central 43 Mt. Vernon 11 80 Hamilton Southeastern 15 63 1 2 Tri-Central 49 1 2 Hamilton Heights 33 72 Deaf School 16 89 27 78 Kneeling: Barbara Boggs, Teri Pettit, Karen Inman, Ann Horton, Luann Millikan, Sandy Roberts, LaDonna Manier, Roberta Reddick, Row 2: Debbie Scott, Sheryl McVey, Jennifer Ulrey, Rhonda Roudebush, Anita Wallace, Kim Johnson, Row 3: Kathy Harbaugh, Cindy Cherry, Debbie Guttman, Beth Robbins, Janice Walker, Patricia Boggs, Teresa Sheean. Senior Track Members: Donna Michaels, Cindy Cherry, Janice Walker, Debbie Guttman. I Wonder if the Bionic Woman jumps this way. Five school records were set this year in track. The 880 relay consisting of D. Guttman, A. Wallace, B. Robbins, and J. Walker was set against Zionsvilie with the time of 2:07. T. Pettit ran the 80 Yd. hurdles and set a new record of :13.03. The 100 Yd dash set by R. Roudebush in an outstanding time of :12.4 and the 440 Yd. dash set by A. Horton helped the team. Set early in the year was the 440 Yd. relay in :58.87 by D. Guttman, D. Scott, K. Johnson and L. Millikan. A record amount of fun was had by all the girls participating. 69 Cheryl Haughey tfelfy Davis Renea Rohrer Kawy Kinkead kirn Rayle folly Johnson •Tori Pettit . jOga Jody Ottinger (Yjolly Cline Aharon Henley Lyla Lemke BreniaTOhkead j r fti. isa-f oxworthy t Susan Berry Baseball Team RLC, Tourney Champs, Hawks Row 1: Jim Pettit, Brian Goodnight, Jeff Roudebush, Joe Godby, Micah Marsh, Curt Bilby, Rollie Greer, Fred Mossburg Row 2: Coach Harris, Mr. Kouns, Chris Rodgers, Greg Pitts, Rob Runion, Greg Fennell, Tom Shelburne, Brose McVey, Greg Welch, Robbie Louks, Mr. Cook, Brian Cline. 70 Beat Carmel Two Years In A Row In Sectional Alert Curt at the base. Jeff tags an Eagl home place. Southeastern Joe gets ready to bat a homer . Frankton Carroll Western Eastern Won - 18 Lost - 7 Lebanon Crispus Attucks t . m Westfield Zionsville Tipton Taylor Clinton Central Hamilton Southeastern Clinton Prairie Tri-Central Hamilton Heights Tri-West Lapel Highland Invitational Park Tudor Frankton Sectional Carmel Noblesvil Hamilton 71 Reserve Looks Forward To Next Year. Reserve baseball members: R.I., Brian Cline, Mgr.; Brose Mcvey, Chad Marsh, Rob Louks, Greg Fennell, Bruce Stone, Tom Shelburne, Jeff Greer, Joe Godby, Greg Pitts, coach Alan Cook, R. 2., Jeff Waggoner, Jeff Woodcock, Mark Durr, Andy Wyckoff, John Heck, Jim Wyckoff, and Fred Mossburg. Swingers Win 6, Lose 9 L to R. Mike Godby, Kevin Gary, Jeff Burgan, Craig Horton, Mr. Senior Golfers: Moore, Dan Waitt, Chris Williams, Tracy Ballard, David Ballard. Craig Horton, and Dan Waitt Chris Williams eyeballs a 'shot' Varsity Golf Western Clinton Central Clinton Prairie Westfield New Palestine County Hamilton Heights Clinton Central Western Boone Frankton Zionsville Pike Tri-Central R.L.C. Conference Meet 175 4th 73 BLACKHAWK Jeff Roudebush Football All Conference All State All County Baseball All Conference All State Nomination Karl Newby Football All Conference All State Byron E. Stout Athlete of the Year Terry Pence Football All County All Conference All State, Hon. Ment. Wrestling All Conference Sectional Runner-up Regional Champ Most Valuable Wrestler Cascade Track Noel Pickett Award Janice Walker Female Athlete of the Year Craig Horton Basketball All Conference 2nd Team All Sectional Jerry Price Wrestling All Conference Tracy Henderson Wrestling Sectional Runner-up 74 SUPERSTARS!!!!! Curt Bilby: Football All County All State, Hon. Ment. All Conference Basketball All County All Conference Baseball All Conference All County All State Worn. Chris Rodgers Basketball All Conference All County All Sectional Team Baseball All Conference All County Kristin Newby: Basketball All Conference Roll! Greer: Football All Conference All County All State Hon. Ment. Wrestling All Conference Sectional Runner-up Kevin Alexander: Football All Conference Jim Pettit: Baseball All Conference All County Hon Ment. All State Nom. Tony Scott: Wrestling Sectional champ Keith Rinken- burg: Track All Conference Joe Godby: Baseball All County All Conference All State Nom. John Heck: Wrestling All Conference Sectional Runner- up 75 Fall Sports Banquet turned out to be a real success, honoring many young athletes. Most Valuable player in football went to Karl Newby. He also received Most Valuable Offensive Back. Others receiving awards in football were Jeff Jones, Greg Pitts, Jerry Price and Jeff Roudebush. Cross Country winners were Tim Coppess and Keith Pickett. Volleyball honored Susan Waitt, Janice Walker, Debbie Guttman and Jeffra Jett. Mr. Kouns, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Chisman, Mr. Blotch, Mr. Urban, Mr. Wright and Mr. Hudson received coaches' awards. Keith Rinkenberg, Jay Pickett and Tim Coppess all received awards at the fall sports banquet. Fall Banquet Features Sports People With Awards The cheerleaders worked hard on these decorations for every football player. Mr. Wright, head football coach looks at his plaque from his team members. 76 Many Earn Awards At Winter Sports Banquet Row one. Left to Right: John Hopkins, Eddie Owens, Chris Williams, Randy Davis, Bill Rhoder, Row Two, Kerry Quick, Mike Griffith, Debbie Guttman, Mike Pence, Lance Williams, Danny Molden. The Winter sports Banquet was a big success. Many received awards and were very proud. The teams did well this year and the coaches were very proud to be a part of it all. Mr. Cook receives honor from girls Basketball team. Left to Right: Sheryl Kalman, Kristin Newby, Robin Martin. They are all very happy with what they won. Curt and Chris are very proud of their awards. Left to Right: Mike Pence, RolII Greer, Jerry Price, Tony Scott. Coach receives an honor from swim team. arum Mr. Kouns receives trophy from varsity Basketball. - BANQll 77 Thursday was a good night for having a big Homecoming bon-fire. Coach Wright did have a little something to say to fire everyone up. Football Homecoming Victory Was Fun For All Homecoming Highlights were Jody Ottinger being crowned queen and Jeff Roudebush crowned king at the Victory dance. The seniors won first place in the float contest with a theme of Hawks' Star Wars Victory . Juniors captured first place in spirit. Although it rained, the Blackhawks beat Western Boone 39-Zip. r0MlSfWWRY . SHERIDAN 1 [( 78 Power Crunch Shortens Basketball Homecoming 79 80 Involved! This year various activities went on that included teachers as well as students. These included convocations which provided a variety of entertainment; pep sessions that boosted team and school spirit, a drama play entitled 11 Whodunnit and a dance at homecoming, featuring Mike O'Brien from WNDE. 81 Band Eats Well At Banquet And Senior band members being honored at the banquet were: top row, Kenny Barker, Doug Chew, Cindy Cherry, Donna Michael, Debbie Guttman, Tim Coppess, Nancy McVey, R. 2., Jay Pickett, Dennis Owen, Jason Harbaugh and Anita Shoemaker. What did he say? Hold that note, please. Performs With Choir At Concerts Precious And Few The '78 prom was held at LaScala in Indianapolis. The menu consisted of a salad and three Italian courses. The four senior queen candidates were Penny Ballard, Stephanie Wyckoff, Debbie Guttman and Sharon Henley. Penny was crowned queen. The prom colors were red and silver. The theme for the prom was Precious and Few . The music entertainment was performed by Morningstar. en candidate Stephanie Wyckoff . and her escort Larry Buzan.ff Il'IWBI JKj 84 Are The Moments We Share 85 Senior Awards Day Has 86 Serious And Funny Side. A Musical Encounter iiik and Tony have a d7% eye view of the hcounter. Sheryl Van Fabulous f organ. letef plays sorrl ; ivorltes on hdr Is lead to Tuxedo for the Hawkettes. and Sheryl finish the drop at the last minute. The Reliefs sing about that Little Brown Shack 88 Of The Marion-Adams Kind It's time to unfold all those hidden talents as Marlon Adams presents A Musical Encounter11. Kelly Quick, a six year performer In Stunt Night recieved a plaque for his dedication and talent. Special thanks should go to Mrs. Dollens for the years she has spent helping get Stunt Night under way. This year's assistant was Mrs. Borgnini. Thanks to all the stage crew and performers, it was another 'talent triumph'. 89 Tracy Bacon Jennifer Barker Jerry Barker Mary Barnes Mark Barrick Tim Barton Lisa Bell Casey Biddle Maria Biddle Rick Biddle Troy Biddle Sherry Billingsley Julie Birden Cheryl Birge El lisa Bishop Angela Bitner Billy Blazier Robin Boling John Brandenburg JoEtta Burton Kulyn Buzan Marylee Cain Mitch Cain Tommy Cambell Randy Capps Kelly Carlisle Spencer Carr Scott Childers Ginger Davis Gary Dees Veroneca Dellinger Kim Doty Tracy Doty Rusty Drayer Shelly Durbin Carolyn Ellis Theresa Evans Kent Evoy Robbie Faucett Alicia Favors Nancy Fitch Scott Garriott Don Garst Tim Godbey Jeff Godby Vernon Goff Tara Grinstead John Harbaugh David Haughey Larry Hawkins Dennis Hays William Heck Andy Heffelmire Lisa Hinshaw Tim Holliday Paula Huckaby Jerry Hunt Raschel Illges Michael Inman Mike Jett Max Jones David Kryter Debbie Land Joe Laughlin Mark Law Faye Leap Vincent Lindenmayer Polly Little Brad Little Danny Mars Lorri Mckinney Robert Mckinney Anticipation Of High 90 School Life 8th grade officers and sponsors: Mrs. Chisman, Kulyn Buzan, treas.; Julie Birden, sec.; Brad Little, pres.; Carolyn Ellis, Vice pres.; Mr. Russel. Anxiously anticipating high school life, the eighth grade elected officers and continued their Junior High Curriculum. The eighth grade did very well in their football season, winning six games, losing one and tieing one. They also won the hallway “Spirit Contest . Christa McKinzie Michael McVey Phil Miller Brian Millikan Barbara Muse Jamie Musgrove Cindy Nevi ns James Ogle Betty Owens Janette Owens Karen Parks Kerry Partlow Gene Perry Jewel Perry Dale Pickett Janice Pickett Kandi Piercy Stacy Purdy Louisa Raines Theresa Rangel Bill Reners Kim Robbins Ronnie Rudd Stacey Rudd Donna Scott Todd Scott Tina Sells Janice Shoemaker Julie Stowers Lee Ann Stowers Joe Sutton Debbie Tavi Penny Thomas Debra Thurman Jennifer Tolley Stephen VanMeter Patty Vann Becky Vann Jay Waggoner Marla Waldman Kevin Walker Michelle Wallace Timothy Wallace Lisia Walton Teresa Walton Michael White Lisa Wiles Angela Wilhoite Jeannie Woodcock Becky Young 91 Becky Alexander Joey Alsup Darrin Bagley Dawn Ballard Wanda Barker Jennifer Bartley Lonnie Biddle Bonnie Blazier Mark Blessing Mike Boffo Kelly Boone Desiree Burks Mike Cantrell Jessica Clark Mike Cline Leila Cosner Glen Cowan Leisa Cummins Raymond Dees Ricky Downs Lori Drayer Jesse Ely Greg Emry Bruce Evans Lisa Ewing Tina Ewing Rhonda Favors Charles Fisher Robin Foutch Kevin Garst Richard Goodwin John Greeman Melinda Griffin Sara Grinstead Ron Hale Rebecca Hamrick Michael Hawley Darrin Hays Paul Heck Jeffrey Hedge Kimberly Hendricks Jan Hersberger Randy Hicks Tommy Holiday Victor Hollinsworth Kimberly Hopkins Jimmy Huckaby Kenneth Huckleberry Tonya Hurst Gregory Johnson David Jones Jon Jones Eddie Kinkead Charles Land Ellen Lemke David Leonard Lisa Little Kathy McCullough Paul Miller Charles Moore Kendra Newby Phil Nichols Patricia Nunnally Laura Oberthur Jeffrey Owens Timothy Padgett Kevin Parks Randy Parsons Darrin Partlow Susan Pearson Crystal Perry Michael Pettigrew Seventh Grade Future 92 Looks Bright Kevin Pickett Ricky Powell Rick Pryor Jacqui Purcell Karla Quick Gary Rawlings Larry Reed Joe Ridge Melissa Ridge Jeff Rose Lorri Rudd Candy Sementa Ricky Shoe Drema Short Ronnica Smith Johnny Snethen Kimberly Sonneborn Jeff Spencer Johnna Spencer Kevin Spear Jeff Starrett Danny Stoops Lisa Vann Randy Wagner John Waitt Kent Waitt Brian Walker Debra Wallace Michelle Waterman Jon Whaley Jim Whitlow Jim Weir Tammy Williamson Lisa Williams Delores Woodcock Kevin Wright Lana Wright Kimberly Wyatt Richard Wyatt Claudia Wycoff Jason Wycoff The seventh grade started their first year in junior high with a winning season in football with seven victories and one defeat. Kevin Wright was elected as their class president. Other officers are Claudia Wycoff, Vice President, Lisa Little, Secretary, Jeff Rose, Treasurer. Mrs. Reed and Mr. Gibson are the seventh grade sponsors. 93 94 95 Science Fair And Spelling Bee For Jr. High David Leonard and J.C. Greeman participate in the Jr. High Science Fair with a display about steam powered propulsion systems. Candy Sementa, Susan Pearson, Jesse Ely, Cindy Nevins, Melissa Ridge, and Jason Wyckoff all participated in the Bee. Melissa Ridge earns a trophy for winning the Jr. High Spelling Bee. Jesse Ely was first Runner-up. % Jr. High Band Plays Three Concerts The Junior High Band, under the direction of Mr. Ed. Staubach had the distinction of playing in two concerts this year. They played in the Christmas and the Spring Concerts as well as at the beginning of Open House in the Fall. Band means long hours of practice but much satisfaction and enjoyment is realized. The seventh and eighth grade cheerleaders cheered their respective teams on to victories many times this year. They also attended a one day cheerleader clinic at Anderson Indiana. Mrs. Kathy Good was their sponsor this year. Jr. High Cheerleaders In Action The seventh grade cheerleaders and classmates cheer their team on to another victory. Debbie Wallace, Claudia Wyckoff, Desiree Burkes, and The Jr. High cheerleaders participate in another great Mindy Griffin are the 1977-78 Cheerleaders for the pep-session, seventh grade. 98 Jr. High Girls Track Team Polly Little Penny Thomas, Sherry Billingsley Stacy Purdy Debbie Thurman Kelly Boone Angela Bitner Candy Sementa Teresa Walton Melissa Ridge Debbie Wallace Claudia Wyckoff Melinda Griffin Jennifer Tolley Cindy Ellis Track A Popular Sport For Jr. High Girls ‘.SW The Track Team Tracks On Top row: Coach Urban, Jeff Rose, John Sneethan, Troy Biddle, Bill Renners, Brad Little, Brian Millikan, Paul Miller, Phil Nichols, Tim Wallace, Robert McKinney, Mark Barrick, Asst, coach Clark, Row 2, Randy Parsons, Mike Hawley, Kent Evoy, Mike Cantrell, David Leonard, Row 3, Jim Ogle, Kevin Wright, Jason Wyckoff, Vernon Goff, Mark Law, Todd Scott, John Greeman. Top Row: Jay Waggoner, Tim Wallace, Dan Stoops, Bottom Row, Tim Whitlow, Rick Downs, David Kryter Cross Country Crew The Golf Team Gets In The Swing Of Things 100 Coach Blotch, Jeff Godby, Scott Garriott, Mike Jett, Mike McVey, Steve VanMeter, and Vic Hollingsworth. Swimmers Make A Big Splash Team members: Top row, John Sneethan, Tom Cambell, Spencer Carr, Mike Jett, Vincent Lindenmayer, Jesse Ely, Troy Biddle, R.2., Marylee Cain, Kerry Partlow, Kelly Boone, Polly Little, Jan Hersberger, Lisa Little, Mindy Griffin, Jacqui Purcell and Chuck Fisher. Victory at last! Jr. high swimming had their strongest year ever, coached by Mr. Clayton. They scored more total points than ever before, winning two meets and losing three. Captains were Mike Jett and Spencer Carr. Most Valuable Swimmer was Mike Jett. Most Improved swimmer was Tom Cambell. I think I see a shark! Wrestler’s Wrap It Up Top row, asst, coach, Mr. Clark; Charles Moore, Mike Cantrell, Jeff Rose, Tom Cambell, Phil Miller, John Harbaugh, Mgr., Kim Robbins; head coach, Mr. Sanborn, R.2., Tod Scott, Paul Heck, Lonnie Biddle, Mark Law, Mark Barrick and Vernon Goff. Captains for the Jr. High Wrestling team were Todd Scott, Mark Barrick and Mark Law. The teams record for the year was three wins and one loss. Phil Miller had the quickest pin for the year. Undefeated players were Vernon Goff, Todd Scott and John Harbaugh. Mr. Sanborn coached the team, assisted by Mr. Clark. I've had this feeling somebody's been following me around. 101 The 7th and 8th grade football team really did well this year. They had a 7 and 0 record. They are really coming up and showing the older guy's that they are prepared for the years ahead. The coach is very proud of his 7th and 8th graders and hope that they keep up the good work. Good luck next year, 7th and 8th graders. EIGHTH We They Trf-J Vest Hendricks Clinton Central 36 26 0 0 Zionsviile 0 34 Clinton Prairie 8 6 Hamilton Heights 26 8 Westfield 6 6 Tri-Central 46 6 Hamilton S.E. 20 0 SEVENTH We They 26 0 8 0 20 22 39 14 30 0 14 0 34 0 12 0 Seventh And Eighth Grade Football Teams R-l: Todd Scott, Steve VanMeter, Kent Evoy, Scott Garriott, Dennis Hays, Mark Law, Mark Barrick, Mitch Cain. R-2: Rusty Drayer, Mike McVey, Brian Millikan, Mike Jett, Rick Biddle, Kerry Partlow, Phil Miller. R-3: Bill Reners, Ron Rudd, Bill Heck, Brad Little, John Harbaugh, John Brandenburg, Tim Holiday, Tracy Doty, Robert McKinney. R-l: Mike Cantrell, Ken Huckleberry, Jim Weir, John Greeman, Jason Wyckoff, Gary Rawlings, Darrin Bagley R-2: Jeff Starrett, David Leonard, Jon Jones, Kevin Wright, David Jones, Darrin Partlow, Rick Shoe R-3; Darren Hays, Chuck Land, Jeff Hedge, Mike Hawley, Tom Holliday, Kevin Garst, Larry Reed Kent Waitt, Phil Nichols, John Sneethen, Paul Miller, Bill Whaley, Jeff Rose, Joe Cowan, Randy Parsons. 102 Look, did you see that? We've got to win, now. Eighth Grade Team Coach Hudson, Bill Reners, Brad Little, Tim Wallace, Rusty Drayer, Mike McVey, Brian Millikan, Jeff Godby, Scott Garriott, Kent Evoy, Steve VanMeter. Jr. High Boys Like Basketball Seventh Grade Team Dean Wyatt, Kent Waitt, Chuck Land, Bill Whaley, Mike Hawley, Jeff Hedge, Mike Cantrell, Coach Wright, Jason Wyckoff, Vic Hollingsworth, Eddie Kinkead, Rick Shoe, Kevin Wright, John Greeman 103 THE SHERIDAN NEWS Serving the Sheridan community since 1882 O.T. 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SHERIDAN, INDIANA 117 HMWWM Compliments of SUPER VALUE Jet. 38 and 6th Street Sheridan, Indiana 46069 Candids Candids And More Candids 119 Now that the school year has come to a close, you have seen the memories of yesterday and today, and the dreams of tomorrow. As editor of the 1978 syllabus, I would like to thank the staff for its hard work and dedication. I would especially like to thank Mrs. Virginia Reed, our advisor, for her guidance and supervision. Two people that deserve much appreciation are Mr. Bill Cripe, our professional photographer, and Mr. Dick Maurer, our representative from Josten's American Yearbook Company. Finally, Mrs. Reed, the staff and I would like to extend our appreciation to the many patrons that contributed to the yearbook. I hope that you enjoy this book and in the years to come I'm sure it will bring pleasant memories of yesterday, today and for all of your tomorrows. Dennis Owen, editor 120 n -