Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

FROM THIS R.R. 2 Sheridan Indiana 46069 ftiu' Special events Seniors ................ Classes and faculty Organizations........... Sports v ; ■“ ik. . Portraits............... The community was saddened over the deaths of Mr. Harvey O. Harris and Mrs. Mary Alice Godby. Both were long-time loyal employees of the Marion-Adams School System. The students will always remember Mrs. Godby as the cook and Mr. Harris as the bus driver for students and teams. Each were loyal sports fans with Mr. Harris not missing a major sport event in over 13 years. We, the 1979 yearbook staff, salute these two fine citizens. This year's Stunt Night, with the theme of 1 'Music's the Word'', was a success. Prizes were awarded this year. Carolyn Ellis won best solo; This Old House won best group; and Blues Brothers won best walk-on. MUSIC IS THE WORD DRAMA CLASS CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN” The people who put on the play were from left to right: Front Row; Rag Mop, Sherri Parsons, Randy Biddle, Leann Hale, Julie Millikan, Niles Cummins, Lisa Southard, Liz Kryter, Charlotte Owens. Back Row; Mell Moon, Garry Jessup, Kim McKinzie, Mr. Savidge, Fred Mossburg, Lisa White, Matt Tolley, Brenda Kinkead, Anita Wallace, Nancy Miller, Dan Singleton. Father demonstrates how to take a bath. Just a minute, Miss Brill, here comes Anne now. You should really slow down, Mr. Gilbreth. Getting ready. 6 ’PLAYS” AROUND HARVEY” The people who put on the play were from left to right: Front Row; Jody Rawlings, Kim Fisher, Jeannine Pickett, Lisa Foxworthy, Julie Childers, Teri Pettit. Back Row; Lonnie Johnson, Eric Mullins, Brenda Kinkead, Jeff Woodcock, Mike Pence. Not Shown are Daryll Waters and Frank Woten. But, Mr. Dowd is such a nice man. Hello, is Harvey there ? Let me at that Mr. Dowd! As your attorney 1 think you should ... Now you say that you see Harvey too, right, Dr. Chumley? 7 Get up, you fool. Mr. Harris ' 'Boogies with a member of LIFE. A Sunshine Express singer serenades Jesse. En Garde ! 8 SESSIONS CLASS OF 79’S ACHIEVEMENTS RECOGNIZED Annual Awards — D. Bennett, K. Davis, T. Doty, L. Manier, L. Pickett, J. Ulery, C. Went. Art Award — Charles Sample. Band Award — Ann Mendenhall. Business Award — Lisa Butcher. Career Center Award — Diana Huckleberry Choral Award — Keith Rinkenburg. English Award — Dan Waitt. Home Ec. — Kathy Kinkead, Lisa Stowers. Math — Jan Boyer. Science Award — Kristin Newby. Social Studies Award — Michele Grinstead. Male Athlete Of The Year — Rolli Greer. Female Athlete Of The Year — Tracey Pettigrew. Century III Leader Recognition — Dan Waitt. Cosmetology Award — Diana Huckleberry. DAR Award — Kristin Newby. American Legion Auxiliary Post 67 Scholarship — C. Sample. Biddle Scholarship — Dinah Bennett. Boone County Cancer Society — Robin Martin. Byron E. Stout Award — Tony Scott. Country Gentlemen Young Farmers — Beth Waggner. Class Of '73 — Jan Boyer. Dona Griffin Nursing Awards — Robin Martin. Progress Club Awards — J. Boyer, M. Grinstead, K. Newby, B. Waggner. Hamilton County Realtors Scholarship — Tony Scott. Jr. Women's Club Scholarship — Kevin Bragg. Juliet Hershman Scholarship — Luanne Pickett. Rotary Academic Scholarship — Phil Holmes. Rotary Vocational Scholarship — Robin Martin. Student Council Citizens Of The Year — Polly Johnson, Tony Scott. I.S.U. Academic Scholarship — Tony Scott. Purdue University Academic Recognition — J. Boyer, D. Bennett, K. Newby. Eisenhower Scholarship Recognition — Michele Grinstead. I.C.U. Distinction Recognition — Michele Grinstead. QUEEN POLLY REIGNS OVER Queen candidate Kathy Kinkead and her escort Brian Goodnight. Queen candidate Lou Anne Pickett was escorted by Mike Robbins. The 1979 Basketball Homecoming was highlighted by Polly Johnson, Queen, and her court. Princesses for the underclassman include: Susan Berry; Junior, Sheila Mullins; Sophomore and Donna Scott; Freshman. Polly was escorted by Tony Scott. 14 HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES G o n 8 S h o w Mr. Coppess was the M.C. of the gong show. Micah Marsh was crowned King during the gong show. As the day approached for the Basketball Homecoming, everyone was excited. A gong show was planned for the afternoon, in which anyone could participate. With the help of the judges, Barb Rodgers and Rollo Greer, many acts were gonged. The winning act was the mysterious 1 'ladies'' from who knows where. The team played Eastern in an exciting, close game, however, the Hawks were defeated. The best act of the show! These '' LADIES'' were imported from all parts of the country. Well, lift your hands up to the sky! The Hawkettes did a routine to 'Greased Lightning''. The ' 'Reliefs'' sang a number, but the audience was sure relieved when they were through. 15 ' 'Let's Boogie'', says Yvonne. We danced and listened to the Super Trooper Band Everyone's just doing their own thing ! This year was a really good year for the football homecoming. Jeffra Jett was selected Queen and Kevin Alexander was voted King. The other Queen candidates were Renea Rohrer and Sheryl VanMeter. Junior Princess was Lisa Foxworthy; Soph. Princess — Jody Rawlings, frosh. Princess — Joetta Burton. This year the Seniors won first place on their float and also won first place in the spirit contest. The freshman won second place on float. The Hawks had a big game with Clenton Central, Hawks won 36-0. To end the night a sock-hop was held with Super Trooper as the stars. 17 19 ?, l vK, � ; r law ){jLAsV ZstA STW. p nvuvy 2 sow m s dMjmfu g V s jism s goiAsrqwjgg Kevin Alexander Les Anderson Rebekah Joan Barkley Donella Barker Brenda Dee Barrick Alice Diane Bell Kathy Darlene Bell Dinah J. Bennett Randy Biddle 22 Jan Boyer Tim Biddle Terry E. Boffo Kevin Eugene Bragg April Dawn Burnell Cheryl Boggs Lisa Kay Butcher Thomas Gregory Fennell Melanie Kay Foust Joey Lee Godby Tammy L. Goff Brian Keith Goodnight Max Alan Gossard Rolli Greer Michele Rae Grinstead 23 KEVIN ALEXANDER S-Club 1-4, Football 1-4, P.E. Helper 3 LES ANDERSON FFA 1, FEA 1 REBEKAH PAN BARKLEY Band 2 DONELLA BARKER Band 3, Chorus 2, Swing Choir 2, P.E. Helper 1, Swim timer 1 BRENDA DEE BARR1CK Band 1-3, Chorus 2-3, Swing Choir 2-3, S-Club 2-3, Stage Band 2-3, OEA 4, Pari. 4, P.E. Helper 2, Lifeguard 2, Swimming 1-2, Basketball 3 ALICE DIANE BELL Band 1-4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2 KATHY DARLENE BELL Band 1-4, Chorus 2-4, FHA 3, SSS 3, Volleyball 1 DINAH J. BENNETT Student Council 2, Band 1, Hawkettes 2-4, V. Pres. 4, Chorus 1-4, Swing Choir 1-4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1, FHA 1, 3, 4, SSS 1-4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4, Basketball 1, Swim Timer 1-4, Prom committee 3, Homecoming committee 1-4, BB Homecoming Princess 1, Drum Major 1, Class Pres. 2, Class V. Pres. 1, Class Treas. 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 4 RANDY BIDDLE Basketball 1, Intramural 3-4, 4- H ten year — '79 TIM BIDDLE Football 1-2, Wrestling 1, Track 1, 4-H 9 years, Intramurals 1-3 TERRY E. BOFFO FFA 1-2, Wrestling 1 CHERYL BOGGS FHA 1, P.E. Helper 1, Library Helper 1 JAN BOYER Chorus 1, Sr. Honor Soc. 3-4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, S-Club 2-4, FHA 1-4, SSS 1-4 Media Club 1, Library Helper 1, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Who's Who APRIL DAWN BURNELL Chorus 2, 4, Annual Staff 2, FHA 1-4, SSS 1-4, Grapplerette 2, Swim timer 1 - 3, Booster Club 1-2 KEVIN EUGENE BRAGG Band 1, 2, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Swing Choir 2, 4, FCA 2-4, S-Club 3- 4, Stage Band 1-2, P.E. Helper 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1- 2, Track 1-4, Boy's State 1978, Songleader FCA 4, J.E. Light Career Center 3 LISA KAY BUTCHER Hawkettes 1 - 3, Chorus 1,3, Swing Choir 3, Jr. Honor Soc. 2- 3, S-Club 2, FHA 1, 3, SSS 1-3, Office Worker 3, Lifeguard 2-3, Basketball 1-4, Hall Monitor 1- 2, Prom committee 3, Job's Daughters SLIA ANN CHILDERS nd 1-2, Hawkettes 2-3, Cheerleader 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, SSS 1-4, Swimming 3, Swim timer 1, 2,4, Grapplerette 2, Hall Monitor 2, Job's Daughters NILES B. CUMMINS Chorus 1-2, FEA 1, Football 1-2, Wrestling 1 KELLA MARIE DAVIS Chorus 3, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 3, FCA 4, S-Club 3-4, Volleyball 1, Basketball 1-4, Capt. 1, Batgirl 3-4, Christmas Dance Princess 1 RANDALL M. DAVIS Chorus 3-4, Swimming 2-4, Capt. 4, Track 2-3 CHARLES S. DOANE Band 1-3, Chorus 1-2, Stage Band 2-3, FFA 1-3 JERRY DOTY TANYA JUNE DOTY Chorus 4, Annual Staff 4, FHA 1- 2, SSS 1-2 THOMAS GREGORY FENNELL Paper Staff 3-4, S-Club 3-4, FEA 2-3, Treas. 3, Baseball 1-4, Prom committee 3, FB Queen Candidate Escort 4 MELANIE KAY FOUST Band 1, Sr. Honor Soc. 3-4, FHA 1, SSS 1-4, OEA 3 JOEY LEE CODBY Chorus 3, FEA 2, Paper Staff 3, 4, S-Club 1-4, Cafe Helper 1-4, Football 1-4, Co-Capt. 4, Basketball 1-2, Wrestling 4, Baseball 1-4, Homecoming committee 2, Class Vice Pres. 4, S-Club Sec. 4 TAMMY L. GOFF Chorus 1-2, S-Club 1-3, FHA 1- 2, SSS 1-2, Volleyball 1, Track 1,2, Basketball Manager 2, 1V4 years Cosmetology School BRIAN KEITH GOODNIGHT S- Club 2-4, Football 1, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, Baseball 1- 4, Cafeteria Worker 1-2, FB Princess Escort 3 MAX ALAN GOSSARD Chorus 2-4, V. Pres 3-4, Swing Choir 2-4, Paper Staff 3-4, Co- Editor 3-4, FFA 1-4, Ass't V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Cafeteria Worker 3-4, Hall Monitor 1, FB Princess Escort 2, FB Queen Candidate Escort 4 ROLLI GREER Student Council 4, Sr. Honor Soc. 2- 4, V. Pres. 4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, Paper Staff 3, S-Club 1-4, Pres. 4, Football 1-4, Co-Capt. 4, Wrestling 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Prom committee 3; Homecoming committee 4; Who's Who 4, Spanish Club 1-2, Class Sgt-At- Arms 2-4 MICHELE RAE GRINSTEAD Student Council 1, Cheerleader 1-2, Sr. Honor Soc. 2-4, Reporter 4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1, FCA 2-4, Sec. 2-3, V. Pres. 4, FHA 2-4, FFA 4, Sweetheart 4, SSS 1-4, Treas. 3, Dist. Conv. Chrmn 3, October Ideal Girl 3, Homecoming committee 1, Office Worker 1-4, Who's Who 4, Delegate Girl's State 3, Delegate Girl's Nation 3, Delegate Symposium For Tomorrow Leaders 3, J.A. 3, Pres. 3, Outstanding Young Americans, Booster Club 1, 2,4, Distinguished Student Society LEANN HALE Chorus 1-2 MIKE HARWOOD CHERYL L. HAUCHEY Cheerleader 1, Jr. Honor Soc. 1, S-Club 2-4, FHA 1-3, SSS 1-4, Office Worker 2-3, Basketball 2, Prom committee 3, Batgirl 3-4, Class Treas. 2-3, Booster Club 1, 2, 4 JANIE HEDGE HAUGHEY Chorus 1-3, Swing Choir 1-3, 24 FHA 1-3, SSS 1-2, Homecoming Princess 1 KENNETH LEE HEINY Band 1-3, Chorus 2-3, FCA 1-4, S-Club 3-4, FFA 3-4, Cafeteria Worker 1-2, Football 1-4, Wrestling 2, Track 1 TRACY L. HENDERSON Chorus 2-4, Swing Choir 2-4, S- Club 2-4, P.E. Helper 1, Football 2-4, Wrestling 2-4, Track 2-4 PHILLIP M. HOLMES Sr. Honor Soc. 4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, FCA 2-3, S-Club 2-4, Basketball 1-4 DIANA LYNN HUCKLEBERRY Chorus 1-2, S-Club 3-4, FHA 1- 2, SSS 1-2, Basketball Manager 1-2, Career Center — Cosmetology 3-4, Spanish 1 JEFFRA ANNE JETT S-Club 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Co-Capt. 3, Homecoming Princess 3, Batgirl 3, Homecoming Queen 4 LONNIE JOE JOHNSON S-Club 3-4, Wrestling 2-3 POLLY ANNA JOHNSON Student Council 2-4, Cheerleader 1- 4, Capt. 4, Sr. Honor Soc. 2- 4, Treas. 4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, Sec., FCA 2, FHA 1-3, SSS 1-4, Songleader 3, Ass't Treas. 4, P.E. Helper 2, Swim timer 3-4, Homecoming committee 2, Homecoming Princess 2, Batgirl 2- 4 KATHRYN MARIE KAY FHA 1-2, SSS 1-4, OEA 3-4, Pres. 4, Library Helper 4 KATHY ANN K1NKEAD Student Council 1-4, Pres. 4, Cheerleader 2-4, Chorus 1, Sr. Honor Soc. 2-4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, FCA 2, FHA 1-3, SSS 1-4, Songleader 2, Ass't Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Media Club 1, Library Helper 1, Office Worker 2-4, Swim timer 3, Hall Monitor 2, Prom committee 3, Homecoming committee 1-4, BB Homecoming Princess 3, Batgirl 1-4, Job's Daughters, Booster Club 1, 2, 4, Alternate Girl's State 3, Class Sec. 1, 2, 4 ELIZABETH ANN KRYTER Chorus 2-4, FHA 2, 4, SSS 3-4 LADONNA MANIER Chorus 2-4, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 3, FCA 3, S-Club 1-4, P.E. Helper 2, 4, Volleyball 1-4, Track 1-4, All County in Volleyball 4, Nominee for All Conf. Volleyball 3,4, Volleyball Capt. 4 M1CAH CHRIS MARSH Chorus 2-3, FCA 3-4, S-Club 3- 4, Cafeteria Worker 1-3, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1-4, Intramurals 3, Football Homecoming Escort 1, 4, BB Homecoming Escort 1 ROBIN MARTIN Band 1-3, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Swing Choir 3-4, Sr. Honor Soc. 2-4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, FCA 2-4, S- Club 2-4, FHA 1-4, Sec. 3, FEA 2- 4, Pres. 3, District V Miss FEA 2, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 2- 4, 4-H 6 years, Band Expert Marcher 2, Who's Who PAMELA ANN MASON Band 1, 2, 4, Chorus 3, FCA 3, S-Club 3-4, SSS 1-3, Volleyball 3- 4, Track 2, 4 michael McCullough Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, Sr. Honor Soc. 3-4, Football 3-4 DAVID MICHEAL McVEY Wrestling 1-3 ANN MARIE MENDENHALL Band 1-4, Sec. 4, Chorus 1, Sr. Honor Soc. 3-4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1, S-Club 2-4, Stage Band 1-4, Office Worker 4, Basketball 1-4, Capt. 4, Hall Monitor 2, Nominated for McDonald's Band JULIA A. MILLIKAN Chorus 1, 2, 4, FHA 1-3, SSS 1- 2, Volleyball 1-2, Grapplerette 2, HaH Mon. 2 LAURA ANNE MOSBAUGH Hawkettes 4, Cheerleader 1,2, Chorus 1, 3, FHA 1-4, Reporter 4, SSS 1-4, Media Club 1-4, P.E. Helper 2, Library Helper 1- 4, Lifeguard 4, Grapplerette 3, Hall Monitor 2, Prom committee 3, Batgirl 1-4, Job's Daughters Honored Queen FRED MOSSBURG S-Club 2-4, Wrestling 2-3, Baseball 2-4 JUDY LINN NANCE Band 1-2, Chorus 1-2, Swing Choir 1, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, FCA 2, S-Club 2-3, FFA 2-4, V. Pres. 4, SSS 2-4, Pianist 3, Volleyball 1-3, Swim timer 2-3 KRISTIN NEWBY Sr. Honor Soc. 2-4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1, S-Club 1-4, Basketball 1- 4, Capt. 4, Who's Who JEFFREY A. OGLE Baseball 1 CHARLOTTE DIANE OWENS Chorus 2, 4, FHA 1-2, SSS 3, P.E. Helper 4, Volleyball Mgr. 4, Vocational Student 3 DEBORA ENDSLEY PADDOCK Chorus 2, FHA 1-4, SSS 1-3, 4- H 4 years, Attended Metropolitan Beauty Academy 2 years TRACEY ELLEN PETTIGREW Chorus 1, S-Club 1-4, OEA 4, V. Pres. 4, P.E. Helper 1, Office Worker 4, Volleyball 2,4, Basketball 1-4, Capt. 3-4 JAMES M. PETTIT Chorus 2-4, Swing Choir 2-4, S- Club 1-4, FFA 1-4, P.E. Helper 2, 4, Cafeteria Worker 3-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Baseball 1-4 LOU ANNE PICKETT Chorus 1-4, Sec. 4, Swing Choir 2- 4, Sr. Honor Soc. 3-4, Annual Staff 2-4, FHA 1-4, Historian 3, Treas. 4, SSS 1-4, Sec. 4, Media Club 1 - 3, Library Helper 1-3, Office Worker 4, Grapplerette 1 LOUIS ERIC PIERCY Chorus 1-4, Cafeteria Helper 1- 4, Wrestling 1 GREG A. PITTS Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, S-Club 2-4, P.E. Helper 1-3, Football 1-4, Co-Capt. 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1-3, Intramurals 3, 4 KEITH LYNN RINKENBERG Chorus 1-4, Pres. 4, Swing Choir 1-4, FCA 2-4, S-Club 1-4, Cross Country 1-4, Basketball Manager 2-4, Track 1-4, Spirit Leader 3-4 MICHAEL ALAN ROBBINS Chorus 1,3,4, FCA 2-4, Pres. 4, S-Club 2-4, Sgt-At-Arms 4, 25 26 Kathy Ann Kinkead Elizabeth Ann Kryter La Donna Manier Micah Chris Marsh David Michael McVey Judy Lynn Nance Kristin Newby Tracey Ellen Pettigrew Jeff Ogle Charlotte Diane Owens James M. Pettit Lou Anne Pickett Debora Sue Paddock Louie Eric Piercy 27 P.E. Helper 4, Football 3-4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2-4, Track 1-4, intramurals 3-4 RENEA NA DENE ROHRER Student Council 1, Band 1-4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4, Hawkettes 2-4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, Sr. Honor Soc. 3-4, Stage Band 1-4, FHA — 4, Reporter 3, V. Pres. 4, SSS 1-4, Ideal Girl of the Year 3, FEA 2- 4, V. Pres. 3-4, Office Worker 2-4, Lifeguard 2-4, Swim timer 1-3, Prom committee 3, Homecoming committee 1-4, Queen Candidate 4, Batgirl 3-4, 4- H 9 years, Boone Co. Queen Contest 3rd runner-up, Expl. Teacher 2 yrs., Girl Scouts 7 yrs., FFA Sweetheart Candidate, Booster Club 1,2,4 JACK RICHARD ROWLAND Chorus 1-4, Swing Choir 1-4, FFA 1-4, Cafeteria Helper 1-2, Football 1, Basketball 1 CHARLES S. SAMPLE 5- Club 2, Football 1-3, Wrestling 1-3, Manager 2 TONY GENE SCOTT Student Council 1, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Sr. Honor Soc. 2-4, Pres. 4, S-Club2-4, Treas. 4, Cafeteria Worker 1, Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, Track 2-4, Prom committee 3, Homecoming committee 3-4, Class Pres. 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Who's Who 4 THOMAS ANDREW SHELBURNE Paper Staff 2-4, S-Club 3-4, V. Pres. 4, Cafeteria Worker 1-4, Football 3-4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1-4, Hall Monitor 2, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Princess BB Escort 3, SSS Most Beautiful Bod King 4 JULIE ANN SPENCER Cheerleader 2, Chorus 2-3, FHA 1, SSS 1-3, Homecoming Princess 2, Metropolitan Beauty Academy — 2 years. Booster Club RAMIE DALE SPENCER LISA GAYE STOWERS FHA 1-4, SSS 1-4, OEA 4, Treas. 4, P.E. Helper 1-3, Library Worker 4, Basketball Mgr. Chorus 3-4, Annual Staff 3-4, Paper Staff 3, FCA 3, S-Club 1- 4, Volleyball 1-4, Track 1-3 SHERYL LYNN VANMETER Hawkettes 1-4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Chorus 1-4, Sec. 3, Swing Choir 1-4, Sr. Honor Soc. 3-4, Sec. 4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, FHA 1-4, SSS 1-4, Pianist 2, V. Pres. 3-4, Office Worker 3, Lifeguard 2-4, Hall Monitor 2, Queen Cand. 4, Batgirl 4 BETH ELAINE WAGGONER Chorus 1-3, Sr. Honor Soc. 3-4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1-2, FCA 3-4, Sec. 4, FHA 1-4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, District Sec. 3-4, SSS 1- 4, Ass't Treas. 2, Pres. 3, FEA 3-4, Bookstore Worker 1-4, Booster Club 1,4, 1978 Political Election Watcher 4 DAN MAYFIELD WA1TT FCA 2-4, S-Club 3-4, Basketball 1- 4, Golf 2-4 JEFFREY NEAL WALLACE Paper Staff 1, FFA 1-4, Sent. 4 DAVID LEE WALLEN CHRISTOPHER SCOTT WENT Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Swing Choir 1-4, Annual Staff 2-4, Paper Staff 2, Stage Band 1-4, FEA 1-4, Mr. FEA 3, Media Club 2,4, Cafeteria Worker 2, Library Worker 4, Hall Monitor 2, Prom committee 3, McDonald's Band Nominee 4, Drum Major 2-3, Editor 4, Expert Marcher 1, Chorus Accompanist 2-4, Jr. Band I, 1st in Piano Solo Contest 1 - 3, J. A. 3-4, Sec. 3, Sec. of Year 3, Pres. 4 CHRIS MICHAEL WILLIAMS Chorus 1-4, Swing Choir 1-4, S- Club 1-4, FFA 1-4, Sec. 3, Lifeguard 1-3, Cross Country 2- 3, Swimming 1-4, Capt. 4, Golf 2- 4, Intramurals 4 TONYA JEAN WOOLARD FHA 2 FRANK EARL WOTEN 28 JENNIFER LYNN ULREY Renea Na Dene Rohrer Jack Ritchard Rowland Charles R. Sample Tony Gene Scott Thomas Andrew Shelburne Julie Ann Spencer Ramie Dale Spencer Lisa Gayle Stowers 30 Jennifer Lynn Ulrey Sheryl Lynn VanMeter Beth Elaine Waggoner Dan Mayfield Waitt David Lee Wallen Christopher Scott Went Chris Williams Jeffery Neal Wallace Tonya Gene Woolard WE ARE 83 Seniors meet in a back room getting ready for graduation. Some are sad to leave and some are happy. They are all excited. It is nearing time for the class of '79 to turn their tassels. It's all over now and as they walk out, each one has a tear in his eye. They gather again in the back room to turn in their gowns and every one starts to say their goodbyes through their tears. GRADUATES The Class of '79 had so much talent they had four valedictorians, Beth Waggoner, Jan Boyer, Kristin Newby and Michele Grinstead. Mrs. Eunice Kendall, former schoolboard member and currently a teacher at Adams Elementary receives the Outstanding Alumnus Award from Mr. Kouns. 34 Well, here 1 go! AND WE KNOW PLENTY!! Tony Scott, president of class of '79, nears end of his tenure. 35 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 79 vf Svivtd'tfoH f 04 trke Cm.re r C nt b -T k e� n t etcnl Art. irt you sur fh,'i c t h f A htAbf? foibtt Ariljt of tin y orld. Ptwlt f PtUKtj pA VCl UhAt ASlX? Ht jdO you +hiAJK this JAf u ill y(t yS Snitty P 'j0 ' 9 4t. Qk.}(0 jj pot f“W htrt j ft ud.. . Lao ,f i'ck yoor 8 c« PP®o flfS. fOtColglw W Briudft rtflkitJ) pizzA. ir AA m l lechAm tol DfAuin photo fo ts of tkt ytAt. 8rt + «d Da It ,oki 9 fit f HU bit iM jA clAii . faArthA Lfmrry nvj A to u.t Wising -tkrt'st 0r n t nr. 9a ho polM i 5 out A itr ;+i to fht y j. 36 15553330 Ed- Students stuJ 7' 3 SpttcVr j qri vdi'wq AuiAy- }(cru y bvildirtQ ihcly-ts. to Oft it to ujoyM Upjfyj fivd ovtr. 39 UlliotV Uto net� 2wr� vj A rr e aw A i v cl ACS jus Hkt ph f yj. 2 ujoA dth if she's dcsig ui uy hit JriA l o � � •? J X ifow pit is tou udj hut i u nAth t p, Atf S ft Art. Oh, fhc ptrssutr of A uoihrt j-intd- typi } dtill- hJHI «77 � hr AA olhft D,ck CUtk. or Uo!{si sor rd j f 40 mitktlAnj be ■f A VJ TrACty J vic vjlvt Of i'ct ksb. 41 3 W7D ALL OF THESE PEOPLE HELP Cooks: Mava Baker Carolyn Biddle Iris Stone Martha Mundy Amola Pickett . Cherry Mrs Bus Drivers: H. Moore T. Wright T. Beck D. Bouse M. Barker J. Bowen B. Wilson P. Kercheval B. Hawley J. Moore D. Burge Office Workers; Back row: Lisa Foxworthy, Michele Grinstead, Renea Rohrer, Iracey Pettigrew, Kim Rayle, Susan Berry, Lisa Cantrell, LeAnn Stowers. Front iSnkead SCOtt’ L°uAnne Pickett’ A”® Mendenhall, Cindy Cantrell, Kathy 42 IN THE EDUCATION PROCESS Matron: Mrs. Moss Library workers: Mike Wallace, Marcia Durr, Laura Mosbaugh, Jeff Greer, Mary Star Ely, Jane Seats, Lisa Stowers, Cheryl Boggs, Kathryn Kay. Custodians: Leon Pickett, Bill Leap, Ron Baker. Mrs. Ginn V -v P.E. Helpers: Top to Bottom: Kyle Overdorf, Mike Jett, Kevin Bragg, Mrs. Waggoner Andy Wyckoff, Mary Barnes, Beth Robbins, Kim Johnson, Luann Millikan, Nurse LaDonna Manier, Charlotte Owens, Evelyn Perry. ADMINISTRATION MR. KOUNS, Principal MR. HARRIS, Vice Principal 44 WHERE DO TEACHERS DREAM-UP Mr. Baria Mrs. Carr Mr. Collier Mr. Coppess Mrs. Dunn, C Mr. Gibson Mrs. Dollens Miss Dunn, J Mr. Houghtalen Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Lowery Mr. Fiet Mrs. McColgin 46 ALL THIS WORK FOR US TO DO?? Mr. Staubach Mr. Wright Mr. Terhune Mr. Urban Mrs. Wilson 47 Miss King CONCERTS WE ENJOYED BAND PLAYS FOR INDIANS OPENER A SUCCESS! R.l. A. HORTON M. WALLACE J. STOWERS C. PERRY R. ILLCES B. OWENS T. RANGEL A. WILHOITE D. BURNELL L. KRYTER K. BELL A. BELL S. VANMETER R.2. B. STONE S. BARTLEY S. VANMETER J. BARKER J. B1RDEN D. SCOTT T. EVANS B. KINKEAD C. PIERCY K. DOTY L. PICKETT R.3. T. PETTIT A. COSSARD C. OWENS J. ULERY L. MANIER R. DAVIS K. JOHNSON L. WALTON M. WALLACE R. MARTIN T. HENDERSON R.4. J. PETTIT L. NEWMAN M. ROBBINS T. GRINSTEAD L. WHITE D. ROEDER B. ROBBINS J. JOHNSON R. REDDICK K. RINKENBERG R.5. L. HINSHAW C. WILLIAMS M. ANDERSON M. TETER L. PIERCY P. GARST J. ROWLAND R. MARTIN R.6. K. BRAGG T. PITTS K. PIERCY A. ROOD B. PRYOR N. TUCKER J. PICKETT R.7. D. BARKER C. WENT D. BENNETT YanMeter, R. lartin, R. 2: D. Barker, D Bennett, L. Pickett, R. 3: j Pettit, K. Rinkenberg, C. Williams, A. Gossard, C. Went, R. 4: N. Tucker, J. Rowland, K. Bragg, T. Henderson, J. Pickett, A. Horton, R. 5: T. Pettit, B. Stone, L. Hinshaw. 53 STUDENT COUNCIL PLANS The members of the student council are from left to right: Front Row; K. Rayle. Row 1; K. Kinkead, T. Scott, R. Greer, P. Johnson. Row 2; K. Evoy, L. Newman, J.E. Burton, C. Ellis. Row 3; J. Godby, K. Newby, Mrs. Stahl. Row 4; K. Evoy, K. Inman, K. Guttman, L. Foxworthy, M. Durr. A few members of the Booster Club watch the game. u B The members of the Booster Club are from left to right: Row 1; S. Berry, K. Kay, L. Foxworthy, K. Kinkead, P. Johnson, J. Childers, L. Price, K. Jones, A. Horton. Row 2; M. Grinstead, C. Haughey, S. Lukens, S. Bray, L. Cantrell, S. Bartley. Row 3; Y. Ridge, A. Pickard, M. Durr, B. Kinkead, S. VanMeter. Row 4; L. Dryer, C. Cantrell, D. Scott, T. Evans. RowS; J. Bartley, R. Favors, L. Mosbaugh. Row 6; D. Scott, K. Rayle. Row 7; M. Wallace. VARSITY WINS AWARDS The Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders attended NCA Camp at Vincennes University where the Varsity won 4 blue ribbons, 1 Superstar Ribbon; and the Reserves won 2 red ribbons, 1 white, 1 blue, and one Superstar Ribbon. Both Squad received the Spirit Stick. In addition to practicing twice a week, our cheerleaders made signs, cookies, tags, decorated for banquets, served the players breakfasts and watermelon feasts and held a car wash. They even collected money for the Heart Fund. Left to right: Kim Rayle, Kathy Kinkead, Julie Childers, Polly Johnson, and Debbie Scott. Right: Phil Holmes: breaking through Spirit Ring! Left: Debbie Scott: Cheering 1 em on! 56 t� Ann Horton adds life to after- game dance. RESERVES CHEER HAWKS ON TO VICTORIES ncennes fcivers oi Community Information - {Founded it COME — Building Top to Bottom: Susan Berry, Liz Price, Ann Horton, Left to Right: Lisa Foxworthy, Kelly Jones. Below: Left to Right; Julie Birden, Donna Scott, Jennifer Tolley, Kulyn Buzan. Kulyn says: Go Get 'Em Hawks! 57 This year's annual staff sold more ads and did more money making schemes than ever before. Thanks to the help of the seniors, they were able to put eight pages of color in their new and more dymanic book. Jennifer says, 1 told you we'd get this done ! '' Front Row: Tanya Doty, Spons. Mrs. Reed, Dan Singleton, Eddie Owens. Row 2: Patty Boggs, Kandi Piercy, Jennifer Ulrey, LouAnn Pickett, Chris Went, Teresa Sheean, Mell Moon. Row 3: LaDonna Manier, Kelly Davis, Dinah Bennett. s t a f f 58 e ri .. M Mrs. Wilson hard at work. Tonya Mohler, Fred Mossburg, Lonnie Johnson, Mrs. Wilson, Row 2: Teresa Heck, Sharon Harwood, Alicia Hutchens, Carmen Birge. Row 1: Greg Fennell, Kelly Donahue, Gary Butcher, Mrs. Wilson, Jeff Ogle, Greg Gary, Alan Gossard. Row 2: David Ballard, Terry Scott, Susan Waitt, Teresa Sheean, Tom Shelburne, David Wallen. Row 3: Tammy Hurst, Mary Star Ely, Matt Tolley, Les Anderson, Dan Gibson. $ 3 4' Although the first semester newspaper, Black '£ .hI-V' Hawk Broadcast, had its usual humdrum news, • k 4l i did a good job. But the second semester paperstaff was able to liven up the contents. Allowing comments from its readers, the paper became very controversial. Due to too much heated arguments, the reader comments were soon dropped. BANQUET HIGHLIGHTS FCA’S YEAR The Sheridan F.C.A. started the year off with a bang by hosting a Chili Supper before a home football game. Throughout the year, fellowship meetings were held at the homes of F.C.A. members including a Christmas Party at the Waggoner's. The highlight of the year was the annual F.C.A. Banquet held in the multi-purpose room. The guest speaker for the event was Mr. Larry Renihan, a past track, football, basketball and cross-country coach at Westfield High School. Musical entertainment for the evening was provided by 1 'The Sound of His Coming of Frankfort, Indiana. In May, F.C.A. members went to King's Island for a recreational activity. All in all the year was productive and exciting. Row 1; J. Brandenburg, B. Waggoner, G. Davis, K. Davis, M. Hacker. Row 2; S. Garriott, J. Waggoner, K. Inman, J. Rawlings, D. Land, K. Evoy. Row 3; B. Adams, D. Scott, W. Adams, L. Millikan, K. Heiny, Row 4; A. Pickard, D. Scott, B. Kinkead, M. Crinstead, R. Martin, J. Waggoner. Row 5; R. Martin, K. Rinkenberg, M. Robbins, B. Stone, M Pence. Row 6; L. Foxworthy, J. Pickett, C. Cantrell. Row 7; D. Waitt, M. Marsh. 60 S-CLUB VIEWS FILM AT ACTIVITY NIGHT Row 1; K. Heiny, T. Henderson, G. Fenell, J. Godby, T. Shelburne, B. Goodnight, G. Pitts, F. Mossburg, K. Alexander. Row 2; K. Bragg, J. Pettit, J. Ulrey, L. Manier, R. Davis, M. Marsh, C. Williams, T. Scott. Row 3; D. Waitt, C. Sample, P. Mason, P. Holms, M. Robbins, R. Greer. Row 4; M. Pence, R. Loucta, R. Walden, A. Mendenhall, T. Pettigrew, K. Newby, G. Ottinger, C. Burton. Row 5; V. Biddle, J. Ellis, G. Goff, C. Rodgers, B. McVey, M. Tolley, D. Ballard, T. Scott. Row 6; K. Davis, J. Jett, E. Oens, L. Williams, J. Moore, K. Hedge, B. Zachary. Row 7; A. Wallace, B. Stone, B. Adams, K. Evoy, M. Durr, B. Cline, D. Cherry. Row 8j J. Wyckoff, J. Woodcock, J. Greer, J. Heck, R. Runion, R. Martin, K. Rinkenburg. Row 9; D. Goodnight, A. Horton, B. Robbins, T. Pettit, K. Johnson, L. Millikan, J. Waggoner, J. Boyer, R. Martin. Row 10; J. Hopkins, B. Roeder, K. Quick, S. Cain. Row 11; M. McCullough. 61 FHA HAS EXCITING YEAR! Row 1: Mrs. McColgin; Sponsor, Jeanna Pearson; Historian, Cindy Cantrell; Secretary, Laura Mosbaugh; Reporter, Brenda Kinkead; Parliamentarian, Beth Waggoner; President, Renea Rohrer; V-President, Lou Anne Pickett; Treasurer, Sheryl Van Meter, Jan Boyer, Michele Grinstead. Row 2: Kandi Piercy, Lisia Walton, Kim Johnson, Susan Bartley, Jewel Perry, Donna Scott, Theresa Evans, Lisa Stowers. Row 3: Shelly Pearson, Teresa Sheean, Kathy Guttman, Jennifer Barker, Julie Birden, Lee Ann Stowers, Jane Seats, Robin Martin. Row 4: Adrienne Steeves, Sherry Bray, Carmen Birge, Marsha Durr, Marla Waldman, Julie Childers, Dinah Bennett. Row 5: Jeannine Pickett, lisa Foxworthy, Marshell Anderson, Liz Kryter. Roe 6: Luann Millikan, Lesa Newman. The FHA girls served at the FFA banquet. Future Homemakers of America Jeannine Pickett serves tea to guests at the FFA banquet. The Future Homemakers of America, led by President Beth Waggoner, had an exciting year. Initiation of Freshmen into the club took place early in the year. As a moneymaker the FHA girls chose to sell jewelry. Members were given points according to the amount of jewelry they sold. A total of nearly $350. was the outcome. Some of the activities headed by the FHA were: a pizza party for the members and their mothers, visiting the nursing home, District Convention, a bowl-a-thon and several others. Each monthly meeting was exciting also, with speakers from Godby's Home Furnishings, The Fidelity Bank and Young's Hayloft, just to name a few. Near the end of the year the FHA girls served at the FFA banquet. Then in turn the FFA boys served at the FHA banquet which was held March 29th. All new officers went to the State Convention. 62 ’'STOP AND SMELL THE RrKF ” IS SUNSHINES’ THEME Row 1: Kathy Kinkead; President, Row 2: Beth Beck; Scrapbook Chairman, Ann Horton; Songleader, Mrs. Nicholson; Sponsor. Row 3: Kathy Guttman; Pianist, Polly Johnson; Treasurer, Lou Anne Pickett; Secretary, Sheryl Vanmeter; V-President, Teri Pettit; Songleader. Row 4: Liz Kryter, Renea Rohrer, Laura Mosbaugh, Jan Boyer, Michele Grinstead. Row 5: Lisa Foxworthy, Julie Childers, Kathryn Kay, Lisa Stowers, Beth Waggoner. Row 6: Kathy Harbaugh, Annette Pickard, Debbie Scott, Susan Berry, Kim Rayle, Yvonne Ridge. Row 7: Teresa Sheean, Jeanna Pearson, Rhonda Reddick, Karen Inman, Wendy Adams, Linda Kay, Patricia Garst. Row 8: Kim Johnson, Marshell Anderson, Jody Rawlings, Sheila Mullins, Shelly Pearson, Luann Millikan, Lisa Cantrell, Donna Scott. Row 9: Lisia Walton, Jamie Musgrove, Jeannie Woodcock, Jewel Perry, Jennifer Barker, JoEtta Burton, Julie Birden, LeAnn Stowers, Theresa Evans. Row 10: Julie Stowers, Michele Wallace, Faye Leap, KulynBuzan, Mary Barnes, Penny Thomas, Veronnica Dellinger, Alicia Favors, Mary Lee Cain, Marla Walman, Robin Boling. These ladies are the 78-79 officers. Pres. Kathy and sponsor Mrs. Nicholson. This years Ideal girls. The Sunshine Society had a new sponsor this year. Mrs. Nicholson took the place of Mrs. Smith, and did a very good job. Kathy Kinkead was this years president. Freshmen were initiated, and members sold popcorn for $2 a bag. Each year members select a lady that they look up to, their Ideal Lady. The Ideal Ladies Tea was held on March 25th. The S.S.S. District Convention was held April 21st, several members attended. At each monthly meeting the girls voted for a senior member they felt was an ideal. Eight girls in all were chosen throughout the year. Kathy Kinkead was chosen Ideal girl of the year at the mother-daughter banquet held May 3rd. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Alan Gossard, 1979 President of Marion Adams chapter of F.F.A., presides at the annual F.F.A. awards banquet. Top Row: Left to Right: Vince Biddle, John Miller, Mell Moon, Brent Felton, Brian Cox, Lance Williams, Kenny Emery, Jim Pettit, Kenney Heiny, Jerry Jones, Ron Baker, Jeff Wallace, Dale Musgrove, Judy Nance, Michele Grinstead, Alan Gossard, Chris Williams, Jim Davis. FFA AWARDS Swine Greg Ottinger Ag. Placement Jim Moore Crops Alan Gossard Beef Ken Hedge Poultry Andy West Ag Mechanics Tom Davis Sales G Service Judy Nance Diversified Livestock Ken Hedge Star Greenland Greg Ottinger Star Chapter Farmer Jeff Wallace Member of the Year Alan Gossard Sheep Mark Law Com Production Alan Gossard 64 IS LEARNING BY DOING Top Row; Left to Right: Jay Moore, John Brandenburg, Rusty Drayer, Dale Pickett, John Harbaugh, Dana Hunt, Andy Whaley, Second Row: Mark Law, Phil Miller, Jim Moore, Tracey Doty, Kelly Carlisle, Jerry Barker, Scott Childers, Third Row: Andy West, Greg Ottinger, Tom Davis, Kenny Hedge, Randy Martin, Fourth Row: Debbie Thurman, Susan Waitt, Jessee Moore, Lisa Raines. 65 BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: ROBIN MARTIN CHRIS WENT MIKE PENCE JEANNINE PICKETT WENDY ADAMS ROW 2: LEFT TO RIGHT JODY RAWLINGS ANN HORTON RENEA ROHRER BETH WAGGONER ROW 3: LEFT TO RIGHT NELLIE TUCKER CINDY CANTRELL ROW 4: TERI PETTIT FUTURE EDUCATORS OF AMERICA CHOOSE TEACHING AS A CAREER MR. AL YOUMANS F.E.A. SPONSOR 66 The O.E.A. sponsored a type- athon to raise money for the Summer Olympics. Their awards banquet was held at the Waterfront in Cicero. President was Kathryn Kay; Vice president Tracey Pettigrew; Secretary, Brenda Kinkead; Treasurer, Lisa Stowers; Historian, Jeannine Pickett; Parliamentarian, Brenda Barrick. OEA TYPE-ATHON O.E.A. Members: Row 1: Tracey Pettigrew, Kathryn Kay, Row 2: Annette Pickard, Debbie Scott, Kim Rayle, Lisa Stowers. Row 3: Jeannine Pickett, Brenda Kinkead, Liz Price, Julie Childers, Brenda Barrick. Not pictured: Kelly Jones, Susan Kalman, Bev Pryor, Yvonne Ridge, Kathy Rowland. mmm 67 SENIOR AND JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETIES INITIATE NEW MEMBERS Row 1 Kerry Evoy; Polly Johnson, Michele Grinstead. Row ft 2 Mrs. Dunn; Sponsor, Melanie Foust, Kathy Kinkead, Beth Waggoner. Row 3 Ann Mendenhall, Lyla Lemke, Lisa Foxworthy, Lou Anne Pickett, Sheryl VanMeter. Row ft4 Mark Durr, Mike Pence, Kristin Newby, Cindy Cantrell, Robin Martin, Jan Boyer, Phil Holmes. Row ft5 Brose McVey, Rob Louks, Rolli Greer, Tony Scott, Chris Rodgers. Row 1 JoEtta Burton, Janice Shoemaker, Mary Barnes, Lisa Hinshaw, Jamie Musgrove, Michelle Wallace, Kelly Boone, Susan Pearson. Row 2 Kevin Garst, Kevin Wright, Kulyn Buzan, Kathy McCullough, Sara Grinstead, Kendra Newby, Kim Hendricks, Laura Oberthur. Row ft3 Jeff Godby, Kent Evoy, Brad Little, Jay Waggoner, Steve Van Meter, Chuck Land. Row ff4 Jeff Waggoner, Karen Inman, Lisa Raines, Debra Thurman, Stacy Purdy, Jewel Perry. Row ft5 Kara Newby, Brian Walker, Dale Cherry, Kenny Hedge, John Heck. Row ft6 Jeff Woodcock, Mrs. Dunn; Sponsor, Kathy Guttman, Jeff Greer. The Senior and Junior Honor Societies initiated new members near the end of the year. To earn money for the initiation the society held a chili supper preceding a basketball game. A big profit was taken in. Mrs. Dunn is the sponsor, she deserves many thanks for her work during the year. 68 AMATEURS AT PLAY Intramural Basketball Top Ten Scorers: 1. Greg Pitts 247 pts. 2. Jeff Burgan 241 pts. 3. Jim Pettit 188 pts. 4. Bruce Stone 188 pts. 5. Mark Durr 167 pts. 6. Joe Godby 122 pts. 7. Rolli Greer 122 pts. 8. Matt Tolley 121 pts. 9. Mike Robbins 118 pts. 10. Dana Hunt 99 pts. This Year's Intramural champs were Greg Pitts' team pictured at left. First Row, Left to Right, Sheldon Massey, Jeff Burgan, Randy Biddle, Jeff Weir, Back Row, Dana Hunt, Kevin Hale, Greg Pitts, Fred Mossburg First Row, Left to Right, Mr. Nall, Mr. Russell, Mr. Houghtalen, Mr. Brimberry, Sec. Row, Mr. Good, Mr. Youmans, Mr. Boone, 3rd row, Mr. Urban, Mr. Staubach First Row Left to Right, Bruce Stone, Mike Godby, Mike Robbins, Back row, Vinson Biddle, John Heck, John Hopkins —i------------------—i ■' t'—-------------- First Row Left to Right, Joe Godby, Rolli Greer, Chavo Lopez, Brian Goodnight, David Ballard First Row Left to Right, Joey Johnson, Jim Pettit, Back row, Mike McCullough, Mark Durr, Kevin Bragg 69 FOOTBALL Kow 1: Tony Scott, Jeff Woodcock, Randy Martin, Terry Scott, John Heck, Jeff Waggoner, Jim Pettit, Ken Heiny, Tom Shelburne, Gary Goff, Ken Hedge, Row 2: John Hopkins, Mr. Urban, Mr. Wright, Andy Wyckoff, Greg Ottinger, Rob Louks, Greg Pitts, Rolli Greer, Joe Godby, Kevin Bragg, Brian Zachary, Brad Little, John Hancock, Row 3: Steve Robinson, Richard Robinson, Brian Goodnight, Dee Goodnight, Mike Isenhour, Kevin Alexander, Rick Walden, Brose McVey, Dale Cherry, Hugh Bouse, Mike Robbins, Row 4: Mike McCullough, Scott Cflillf Jeff Or£ or Ponro n«m Qi«rrl ntrtvi P o Tlut nn CtAMA T «a A1 Henderson, Jay K ball Scores I 197$Footb SHS DPP. 52 Covington 0 61 Lapel 18 Zionsville 27 0 Hamilton Southeastern 6 37 Clinton Central 0 30 Clinton Prairie 0 28 Western Boone 6 34 Westfield 14 44 Tri Central 3 58 Hamilton Heights 12 The Varsity football team surely has reason to be proud of itself. An 8-2 record shows that. The Hawks moving onward after the winning by a mile of their first two games, already had play-off dreams in mind. The tension of the next two games, Zionsville and Hamilton Southeastern, were building though. Close losses by the Hawks was the outcome however, and the play-offs seemed out of reach. But nothing stopped the Hawks. Together the team moved onward and won the last six games in a row. This was the year Rolli Greer broke the state scoring record. As the last game approached, hopes were high, for Rollie was near the record. A touchdown was made and by the end of the game Rolli had a total of 225 points, thus breaking the old state record. Those making all-conference were: Rolli Greer, Greg Pitts, Joe Godby, Kevin Alexander and Rob Louks. 70 '78 ROLLI BREAKS STATE SCORING RECORD MORE FOOTBALL FROSH '78 Standing: L. to R.; Darryl Noel, Mitch Cain, Brian Millikan, Stephen VanMeter, Brad Little, Todd Scott, Mike McVey, John Brandenburg. Kneeling: L. to R.; Dennis Hays, Mike Jett, John Harbaugh, Phil Miller, Kent Evoy, Bill Reners, Robert McKinney, Mark Law. The 1978 Freshman Football Team had an undefeated season. Their closest game was with Hamilton Heights and their biggest win was with New Palestine. The Frosh scored 186 points against their opponents' total of 42 points for the season. The future looks bright for this team. Clinton Prairie Hamilton S.E. Westfield Clinton Central Western Boone Hamilton Heights Zionsville New Palestine Northwestern Hawks 22 Get that man out of my way, This Hawk's going through! 73 The Fall Sports Banquet turned out great. The players of each sport were anxiously awaiting their awards. The players also had awards to be given to their coaches. The fall sports included football, cross country, volleyball, and the cheerleaders. The presentations of the awards was followed by a feast of delicious desserts. THE THRILL PLAYERS GET WHEN RECEIVING AWARDS Defensive Awards: G. Pitts, T. Scott, K. Alexander, J. Godby. M.V. Back: R. Greer, M.V. Lineman: K. Alexander. Captain's Pins: K. Alexander, J. Godby, G. Pitts. All Conf: J. Godby, G. Pitts, K. Alexander, R. Louks. Volleyball's Most Valuable Player and Most Improved: Susan Waitt. Mental Attitude: Robin Martin. Captain's Pins: Robin Martin and LaDonna Manier Rolli Greer received awards for Most Val. Back, Most Val. Player, Captain's Pin, All Conf. Team, State Score Rec. From Left to Right: Mike Robbins, Greg Pitts, Jeffra Jett, La Donna Manier, and Jennifer Ulrey and Rob Louks stand very proud after receiving new S Jackets. Keith Rinkenburg graciously received his award for Most Valuable Player, team capt. He set a new course record. 74 THE THRILL OF SPORTS SPORTS AWARDS EARNED Varsity Basketball: Field Goals: Chris Rodgers 48.5% , Phil Holmes, 45.4% ; Free Throws: Chris Rodgers 72.5%, Rob Louks 72%; Rebound: Chris Rodgers 9.5 Ave: Assists: Rob Louks; Most Steals: Chris Rodgers; Most Valuable Player, Chris Rodgers, Captain's Pins, Phil Holmes, Chris Rodgers; All Conference: Chris Rodgers. Cheerleader S Blankets awarded to Polly Johnson and Kathy Kinkead. Honor Jackets presented to Jan Boyer, Robin Martin, Tracey Pettigrew, Dan Singleton, Chris Williams, and Chris Rodgers. Most Valuable Swimmer: Chris Williams; Most Improved Swimmer: Randy Martin, Mental Attitude: Andy West; Captain's Pins: Chris Williams, Randy Davis; All Conference: Chris Williams. WINNING’S ROUGH, BUT PLAYERS TRUDGED ON Tracy P., Robin M., and Jan B., sad because it's their last year to play ball, receive S Jackets. Chris Williams, Danny Singleton, and Chris Rodgers walk away excited after receiving their S Jackets. Chris R., Rolli G., Jan B., Robin M., and Tony S., stand talking about the season. Most Valuable Wrestler, Most Pins, Quickest Pin: Rolli Greer. Mental Attitude awards: Tony Scott, Mike Robbins. Most improved wrestler: Larry Beard. Captain's Pins: Rolli Greer, Tracy Henderson, Mike Robbins, Tony Scott. All Conf.: Rolli Greer, Tony Scott. Girls Basketball: Field Goal, Free Throw: Kristin Newby; Rebound: Tracey Pettigrew; Mental Attitude: Liz Price; Captain's Pins: Ann Mendenhall, Kristin Newby, Tracy Pettigrew; All Conf.: Kristin Newby, Tracey Pettigrew. Wrestlers anxiously await the opportunity to pin- down an award. The girls line up to receive their basketball awards from Mr. Brimberry. The Sea Hawks had the best season ever: 7 and 7. They happily receive their awards. Polly Johnson, Kathy Kinkead and Ann Horton present Mr. Kouns with the awards won at camp. 75 CROSS COUNTRY '78 cct Vv Westfield Eastern Clinton Central Mt. Vernon Ham. Heights The '78 Cross Country team made an outstanding effort with a record of 3-8. Coach Coppess has high hopes for next year's runners. Losing only one man as a senior is going to leave our Hawks in good shape. Keith Rinkenberg (the senior) set a new school record for the 2Vs mile course. He was also noted as the team's most valuable runner. SWIMMING '79 SEAHAWKS HAVE BEST SEASON EVER 6-6 Award winners all Back Row; L. to R.: Andy West, Jody Rawlings, Chris Williams, Captain; Jeff Greer, Mike Pence, John Hopkins, Ann Horton; Front Row: Eddie Owens, Marylee Cain, Mgr.; Randy Martin, Mike Jett, Spencer Carr, Debbie Land, Mgr.; Mr. Coppess, Coach. Not pictured: Randy Davis, Capt. and Danny Molden. Team members: Danny Molden and Randy Davis Typic5’ PfWtH U Season Scores Hawks Westfield Clinton Central Zions'ille Howe Tech Eastern Western Boone Noblesville Danville Clinton Central Westfield Carrol 97 110 78 98 78 69 58 66 46 110 100 104 Opp. 61 31 92 57 84 64 119 122 124 62 59 58 Mike Dives! GOLF '79 L. to R. Kevin Gary, Greg Gary, David Ballard, Mike Godby, Scott Garriott, Steve VanMeter. Row 2, Mr. Houghtalen, Tracy Ballard, DanWaitt, Jeff Burgan. Jeff swings for a hole in one. Hold it still, Mike. Mt. Vernon Tri-West Frankton Western Boone Clinton Central Clinton Prairie Westfield New Palestine Zionsville Hamilton Heights Tri-Central Clinton Central Hamilton Southeastern Park Tudor Us Opp 193 181 181 172 182 170 238 216 186 203 184 191 173 172 184 167 178 168 188 175 367 376 186 196 171 171 161 185 AT FOX PRAIRIE TRACK '79 Come on, son, push it! Mike, How can you run on one leg ? Kick your legs up, Brad ! New discus and shop put records set during 79” track season Back Row: L-R: Dan Singleton, Matt Tolley, Mike Pence, Dale Cherry, Mike Robbins, Jerry Ellis, Row 2: Coach Sanborn, Randy Martin, Kevin Bragg, Brian Zachary, Spencer Carr, Kenny Hedge, Keith Rinkenberg, Tim Wallace, Coach Coppess, Row 1: Eddie Owens, Todd Scott, Kerry Evoy, Tony Scott, Mike Isenhower, Brad Little, Vince Biddle, Terry Scott, Coach Wright. DAN SINGLETON — DISCUS RECORD FOR '79 127 feet, 7 inches TONY SCOTT — State Finals SHOT PUT RECORD FOR '79 52 feet, S inches TERRY SCOTT - Regionals You're suppose to run, not prance across the finish line. Sand boxes are for little kids, Terry! BASKETBALL R°w 1: Brian Cox, Gary Goff, Robbie Louks, Rick Walden, Mica Marsh, Mike Isenhower. Kow 2: Coach Collier, Chris Rodgers, Danny Singleton, Phil Holmes, Dan Waitt, Mell Moon. '79 THE GUARDING THE LAYUP THE HRUK5 • $C4T( Us Opp Us 'Opp. Western 66 82 New Palestine 56 54 Taylor 57 85 Eastern 58 64 Tri-West 73 71 Clinton Central 73 92 Hamilton Heights 56 67 Tipton Clinton Prairie 55 67 Noblesville 57 63 60 79 Frankton 41 46 Western Boone 56 65 Mt. Vernon 71 61 Tri-Central 71 56 Ham. S'Eastern 46 58 1 Zionsville 55 67 Westfield Ham. S.Eastern 52 47 Northwestern 53 54 77 63 Westfield 56 48 Westfield 55 56 Hamilton Heights 58 84 If' RESERVE '79 82 M « FROSH '79 83 BASEBALL Rolli Greer prepares to swing. Now you're not gonna hit him, are you? The Varsity Baseball Team, headed by Coach Kent Harris, ended their season with a remarkable record of 11 wins and 5 losses. A total of 15 games were rained out, leaving several games to be rescheduled. Sheridan won the Invitational and the team also placed third in the Range Line Conference. Many seniors will be missed next year, but the team is well equipped with several talented underclassmen. VARSITY SCORES Bottom Row: Coach Harris, Jim Pettit, Rob Louks, Jeff Godby, Andy Wyckoff, Joe Godby, Micah Marsh, Brose McVey, Rolli Greer. Top Row: Chris Rodgers, Chad Marsh, Mike Jett, Rob Runion, Jeff Greer, Bruce Stone, Mike McVey, Jim Wyckoff, Rusty Drayer, Manager Brian Cline. Lebanon Hamilton Heights Crispus Attucks I Crispus Attucks II Westfield Zionsville Clinton Central Western Boone Clinton Prairie Tri-Central Hamilton Southeastern Tri-West Lapel Frankton Park Tudor Anderson Highland Westfield ■HHHi ' ’ ' Us Opp 4 3 '79 This time 1 am going to hit a home run! (If it kills me!) RESERVE SCORES Hamilton Southeastern Us 11 Opp 13 Westfield 22 1 Western Boone 10 2 Zionsville 10 0 Clinton Prairie 3 16 Zionsville 10 18 Hamilton Heights 6 4 Hamilton Heights 2 10 Bottom Row: Kevin Walker, Tom Campbell, Andy Wyckoff, Chavo Lopez, Jeff Godby, Chad Marsh. Top Row: Rusty Drayer, Mike McVey, Mike Jett, Jeff Greer, Bruce Stone, Jim Wyckoff, Coach Cook. The Reserve Baseball Team, coached by Allen Cook, ended their season with a record of four wins and four losses. The Reserves are working toward filling Varsity positions next year. This is the last year the teams will play at Biddle Memorial Park. Next year the new baseball diamond near the school will be used. I'm gonna sneak in behind his back! WRESTLING 79 Top row; Pam Mason; Manager, Vince Biddle, Tom Campbell, Joe Godby, Mike Robbins, Tony Scott, Greg Ottinger, John Harbaugh, Rolli Greer, Tracy Henderson, Charlie Sample; Manager. Front row; Larry Beard, Mark Law, KentEvoy, Dennis Hayes, Todd Scott, John Heck, David Ballard, Jeff Woodcock, Terry Scott. Team Record 7-4 Western Boone SHS 48 OPP 9 Hamilton Heights 19 32 Tri-Central 35 33 Westfield 21 35 Monrovia 29 30 Tri-West Hendricks 33 27 Cascade 40 21 Hamilton Southeastern 49 9 Mt. Vernon 28 30 Tipton Tourney 4th place Clinton Central 53 11 Clinton Prairie 38 17 Conference 2nd place Seniors; Top; Rolli Greer, Tracy Henderson. Front: Joe Godby, Mike Robbins, Tony Scott. Senior wrestler Rolli Greer working for a pin. As the years go by the wrestling team just seems to improve. At the close of the 1978-79 season the Hawks ended with a 7-4 record. The wrestlers also have reason to be proud after placing second in the Conference. Helping support the Hawks were seven young ladies known as the Grapplerettes. They were: Angie Bitner, Beth Beck, Sheila Mullins, Beth Robbins, Lesa Newman, Paula Huckaby and Tara Grinstead. Among the other wrestling team helpers were the managers, Charles Sample and Pam Mason, and we can't forget Coach Jim Sanborn and his assistant Shane Clark. GIRLS RACE AGAINST TIME Tri Centra B Western Us 5 Opp. 48 70 Zionsville 15 90 Westfield ▼ 9 96 Noblesville ' ■ 10 95 Western Boone Clinton Prairie ft 71 •97 Clinton Central Hamilton Southeastern 15 90 52 Mount Vernon Hamilton Heights 14 66 18 87 School for the Deaf 35 69 Row 1: L-R: Rhonda Reddick, Mgr.; LaDonna Manier, Lisa Cantrell, Debbie Roeder, Jennifer Tolley, Sheryl McVey, Michele Wallace, Mgr.; Row 2: Karen Inman, Barbara Boggs, Marla Waldman, Pam Mason, Kim Robbins, Theresa Waltcn, Anita Wallace, Lisa Walton, Mgr.; Row 3: Shelia Lukins, Mgr.; Yvonne Ridge, Charlotte Owens, Kathy Harbaugh, Susan Bartley, Carolyn Ellis, Jeannie Woodcock, Patty Boggs, Kim Johnson, Coach Mrs. Chisman. Not pictured, Teresa Sheean 87 WATCH OUT WORLD, HERE COME LaDonna serves the ball, and makes the all county team. The girls were very proud of her. On Knees, Jan Boyer, Robin Martin, Jenny Ulrey, leaning — Tracey Pettigrew, LaDonna Manier, Pam Mason, Jeffra Jett, These seven seniors were really something this year. As you can see they are warming up before a big game. And it looks like some had a few too many. R. 1, Mgr. Charlotte Owens, coach, Debrah King, Mgr., Patricia Boggs, R. 2 Mgr., Rhonda Reddick, Cap. LaDonna Manier, co-cap. Robin Martin, Score Keeper Wendy Adams. £ ■ i' Ok, girls, remember you're Blackhawks. So, go out and fight! ! 88 THE FEMALE BLACKHAWKS. Above: Watch out you guys, or you are going to eat this ball. Right: Come on, Shelia, let me hit it once; you always get it. Coach Debrah King always told her girls what the mind can conceive and believe the mind can achieve. RESERVE _________ Clinton Praric 9-7 d- Zioi vilk 5-10 ISIS Deaf School 15-15 I l.apcl 3-5 15-15 Ro svillc 14-7 16-15 Tri-Ccntralt 3-114 15-16 Hamilton S’castcrw3 ! 3 Noblcsville 14-7 16-15 Hamilton Heights 6-7 15- Clenton Central 9- WestficM- II-4 � 5-1 V A LEV M7-15 X 15-15 15 15-15-1 V © 6 Uf, 2Z r? L 42 oe o A 11 1.30 R. 1., Nellie Tucker, Karen Inman, Barbara Boggs, Susan Kalman, R. 2., Kim Doty, Shelia Mullins, Marsa Hacker, Susan Waitt, Kathy Guttman. The girls' volleyball teams have really had a good season this year. They played better this year than they've ever done in the past three years. The girls are very proud of the new coach and of La Donna Manier. She is the first in four years to receive all county in volleyball. The girls thank Miss King for sticking by them and never giving up. People who missed the girls' volleyball games really missed something this year. They looked very good and had good sportsmanship. Captain and Co-Captain of the Reserve team were Susan Waitt and Susan Kalman. Susan Waitt was very proud of winning Most Improved. 89 GIRLS LOOK GREAT ON COURT The girls1 basketball team had a season they could be proud of. They won more games this year than ever before. They can also be proud of Kristin Newby and Tracey Pettigrew who were picked for All Conference and All County. r i Girls in i •UUI w Spirit Leaders: Tracey Henderson, Kevin Bragg, Keith Rinkenberg and Randy Martin. rk-Tudo inton Ce� linton Prairie Lapel Westfield Tourney r Westers y1 ' ■—' oblesvHle � ■“' ajnilton SoutJjgastefn H; Us 32 25 41 • Ppp ! 21 13 50 41 li • 41 26 46 1 58 23 40 35 42 47 32 26 26 32 39 82 37 36 43 27 K Seniors: Robin Martin Kristin Newby Tracey Pettigrew Jan Boyer Jeffra Jett Ann Mendenhall Lisa Butcher Kelly Davis Row Is L-R; Ann Mendenhall, Jeffra Jett, Lisa Butcher, Kelly Jones, Cindy Cantrell, Kelly Davis. Row 2: Robin Martin, Marcia Durr, Kristin Newby, Tracey Pettigrew, Jan Boyer, Liz Price, Annette Pickard. Girls' Basketball Team Managers Wendy Adams and Nancy Miller. 90 RESERVES PLAY THEIR BEST Coach Cook presents Cindy Cantrell a certificate. Row 1: L-R: Cindy Cantrell, Karen Inman, Jennifer Tolley, Ginger Davis, Kim Robbins, Marsa Hacker, Row 2; Susan Waitt, Kara Newby, Luann Millikan, Terri Pettit, Annette Pickard. 91 JUNIORS SELL MAGAZINE AND CANDY, PLAN THE PROM, AND LOOK p FORWARD TO GRADUATION Junior Officers left to right; Cindy Cantrell; Treas. Mr. Cook; Sponsor, Susan Berry; Seer. Kim Rayle; Pres. Mrs. Lowery; Sponsor, Kerry Evoy; V-Pres. Mike Pence; Sgt. at Arms. Barry Adams Allyson Akard Lori Alexander Jeff Alsup Ron Baker Delana Ballard Susan Berry Vinson Biddle Carmen Birge Patricia Boggs Hugh Bouse Mike Bundy Jeff Burgan Jeff Burnell Scott Cain Cindy Cantrell Brian Cline Brian Cox Nora Crist Jim Davis Bruce Dees Mark Durr Marsha Durr Jerry Ellis Ken Emry Kerry Evoy Brent Feldon Kim Fisher Lisa Foxworthy Patricia Garst Dan Gipson Dave Godbey Mike Godby Gary Goff Kathy Harbaugh David Harris Sharon Harwood Teresa Heck Polly Heffelmire Tammy Heffelmire Chris Hicks Barb Holliday John Hopkins Alisa Hutchens Jerry Jones Kelly Jones Susan Kalman Brenda Kinkead Lisa Kryter Lyla Lemke Gustavo Lopez Rob Louks Sheila Lukins Larry McKinney Kim McKinzie Brose McVey Sheryl McVey John Miller Nancy Miller Mell Moon Dale Musgrove Ed Owens Sherri Parsons Tracy Partlow Mike Pence Rod Perry Annette Pickard Jeannine Pickett Keith Pickett Barry Piercy Lisa Powell Liz Price Bev Pryor Kerry Quick Kim Rayle Yvonne Ridge Chris Rodgers Bill Roeder Kathy Rowland Debbie Scott Dan Singleton Lisa Southard Karan Spencer Bruce Stone Matt Tolley Nell Tucker Rick Walden Anita Wallace Darryl Waters Bemie Watts Lisa White Martha Whitlow Jonetta Wilhoite The Juniors started out their year well with Mike Pence heading the magazine sells with a grand total of $209.13. The Juniors were also in charge of the candy sales and the coke machines. The money they earned went toward the Jr. - Sr. prom, which was held at the Holiday Inn 1-70 East. The Juniors selected Lisa Foxworthy as their football homecoming princess. Lisa was escorted by Chris Rodgers. For basketball homecoming the Juniors chose Susan Berry, her escort was Jerry Ellis. All in all the Juniors had a great year, and are looking forward to next year when they VJ V T will be Seniors. m .M f -M Lance Williams Jim Wyckoff SOPHS, JUST TWO MORE YEARS The Sophomores elected Jody Rawlings as football princess and Shelia Mullins as basketball princess. As a tradition the sophs received their class rings which were soon given to loved ones. They elected Kara Newby as Pres., Karen Inman as V.P.. Shelia as Treas., Jody Rawlings as Sec. The sophomore class theme was titled ' 'Kennel the Bull Dogs1'. The sophs' sponsors were Mr. Terhune and Mrs. Ellis. For the future, the class of '81 is looking forward to their year of graduation. Wendy Adams Marshell Anderson David Ballard Tracy Ballard Susan Bartley Beth Beck Ron Biddle Cliffton Blazier Jeff Boffo Barbara Boggs Sherry Bray Tony Brooks Carl Burton Gary Butcher Lisa Cantrell Dale Cherry Tom Davis Kelly Donahue Bonnie Doty Steve Ecret Mary Star Ely Doris Fitch Greg Gary Dee Goodnight Jeff Greer Tina Grinstead Kathy Guttman Marsa Hacker Rose Hackered Kevin Hale John Heck Ken Hedge Lisa Henley Dennis Hollingsworth Ann Horton Dana Hunt Tammy Hurst Karen Inman Mike Isenhour Craig Isenhower Kim Johnson Joe Johnson Glen Kalman Linda Kay Esther Lemke Chad Marsh Terry McDonald Randy Martin Harold Mason Sheldon Massey Luann Millikan Dan Molden 94 Jay Moore Jim Moore Jessee Moore Robin Mossburg Shelia Mullins Kara Newby Lesa Newman Greg Ottinger Kyle Overdorf Jeanna Pearson Shelly Pearson Teri Pettit Evelyn Perry Kevin Piercy Tracy Pitts Jody Rawlings Rhonda Reddick Beth Robbins Sandy Roberts Steve Robinson Debbie Roeder Gleasel Rood Rhonda Roudebush Rob Runion Terry Scott Jane Seats Teresa Sheean Denzil Shoe Adrienne Steeves Mike Teter Jeff Waggoner Susan Waitt Jim Waldman John Wallace Mike Wallace Jeff Weir Andy West Andy Whaley Jeff Woodcock Andy Wyckoff Brian Zachery 95 Just think . . . This year the class of 1982 began its high school career by selecting JoEtta Burton as their very first Football Homecoming Princess. They completed their goal by winning second in the float competition with their float which they christened 1 'Whip the Bulldogs''. For Basketball Homecoming they chose Donna Scott to represent the freshmen class as their princess. The freshmen football team went undefeated with a record of 8-0. These achievements made for a good year for the Frosh. Tracy Bacon Jennifer Barker Jerry Barker Mary Barnes Mark Barrick Tim Barton Larry Beard Lisa Bell Maria Biddle Troy Biddle Sherry Billingsley Julie Birden Cheryl Birge Angie Bitner Bill Blazier Robin Boling John Brandenburg JoEtta Burton Kulyn Buzan Marylee Cain Mitch Cain Kelly Carlisle Spencer Carr Scott Childers Carla Cooper Ginger Davis Veronica Dellingner Tracy Doty Rusty Drayer Shelley Diubin Carolyn Ellis Theresa Evans Kent Evoy Alicia Favors Nancy Fitch Scott Garriott Tim Godbey Jeff Godby Vernon Goff Tara Grinstead John Harbaugh William Harshaw David Haughey Larry Hawkins Dennis Hays Bill Heck Joe Hiatt Lisa Hinshaw Tim Holliday Paula Huckaby Jerry Hunt Rashel Illges Mike Inman Mike Jett Max Jones David Kryter Debbie Land Joe Laughlin Mark Law Faye Leap Vincent Lindenmayer Brad Little Polly Little Danny Mars Anita Martin Lori McKinney Robert McKinney Christa McKinzie Mike McVey Phil Miller Brian Millikan Barb Muse Jamie Musgrove Cindy Nevins James Ogle Betty Owens Jany Owens Karen Parks Gene Perry Jewel Perry Dale Pickett Janice Pickett Stacy Purdy Louisa Raines Theresa Rangel Bill Reners Kim Robbins Ron Rudd Stacy Rudd Todd Scott Janice Shoemaker {ulie Stowers .eAnn Stowers Joe Sutton Penny Thomas Debbie Thurman Jennifer Tolley Stephen VanMeter Jay Waggoner Marla Waldman Kevin Walker Michelle Wallace Tim Wallace Lisia Walton Teresa Walton Mike White Lisa Wiles Angie Wilhoite Three more years Ball Homecoming Princess, Donna Scott and escort Mike McVey. Kandi Piercy FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: JoEtta Burton, Vice President Jennifer Tolley, Treasurer Mr. Null, Sponsor Kent Evoy, President Mrs. Nicholson, Sponsor KulynBuzan, Secretary Jeannie Woodcock Becky Young 97 Joey Alsup Dawn Ballard Wanda Barker Bonnie Blazier Mark Blessing Mike Boffo THE SENIORS Jennifer Bartly Lonnie Biddle Kelly Boone Desiree Burks Jeff Hedge Kin Hendricks Jan Hersberger Randy Hicks Tom Holiday Victor Hollingsworth Tonya Hurst Kim Hopkins Greg Johnson Jim Huckaby Jon Jones Buddy Kerfoot Eddie Kinkead Chuck Land Ellen Lemke David Leonard Lisa Little Kathy McCullough Charles Moore Kendra Newby Phil Nichols Calvin Martin Paul Miller Laura Oberthur Kevin Parks 98 OF JUNIOR HIGH Randy Parsons Susan Pearson Darrin Partlow Crystal Perry Kerry Partlow Mike Pettigrew Kevin Pickett Rick Powell Larry Reed Jeff Rose Lori Rudd Ronnie a Smith John Snethen Kim Sonnebom Rick Pryor Karla Quick Candy Sementa Rick Shoe Kevin Spear Johnna Spencer Jeff Starrett John Waitt Allen Truax Kent Waitt Randy Wagner Brian Walker Bill Whaley Debbie Wallace Lisa Williams Michele Waterman Tammy Williamson Kevin Wright Shelly Wisehart Lana Wright Delores Woodcock Gary Rawlings David Jones Mindy Griffin Jeff Spencer Jimmy Weir Tim Whitlow Kim Wyatt Jason Wyckoff Dean Wyatt Rick Biddle Claudia Wyckoff Eighth Grade Class Officers and sponsors: Mr. Russell, Sponsor; Sara Grinstead, Sec.; J.C. Greeman, Treas.; Lisa Little, Pres.; Not Pictured: Kelly Boone, V. Pres.; Mrs. Chisman, Sponsor. Gordon Acord Becky Alexander Mike Alexander Paul Barkley Doug Barnes Janet Bays Rod Biddle Angie Birge Ernest Bishop Brenda Barker Dicky Barker Tim Beck Curtis Biddle Jama Blackstone Tim Blazier Christina Cole Janice Davis Victoria Dellinger Darlynn Faucett Wendy Forbush Karen Garst Maria Goff Amy Greer Meredith Grimes Jerry Dye Carrie English Rondall Godbey Carrie Godby Sherry Hamrick Phil Heffelmire Gene Hiatt Jeff Hiatt Molly Hiatt Jimette Houserman Steve Huckaby 9' 2 P Kenny Huckleberry Paula Huckleberry Candy Hunt Nancy Jones Kent Keesling Ron Kittinger Bob Mossburg Miriam Ogle Jeff Owens Brad Pickett Michael Pickett John Prater Allison Hurst Jill Jett Kenneth McKinzie Monte Molden Susie Owens Rhonda Parsons Tina Roberts Mike Rose 100 Class Officers; Spons. Mrs. Reed and Mr. Clark; Below: Carrie Godby, Linda Wright, Charisse Roudebush, Darlyn Faucett, Jill Jett Charisse Roudebush Laurie Scolley Joyce Sample James Seats Kevin Showalter Ronald Smith Gary Stahl Lee Thomas John Tucker Susan Tudor Doug Wallace Cindy Whaley Chris Whicker Cheri Wright Linda Wright Janet Young 101 JUNIOR HIGH IN ACTION!!? 102 J R. H I G H B A N row 1 Susan Pearson, Kevin Spear, Candy Sementa, Ronnica Smith, Crystal Perry, Janice Davis, Carrie English, Wanda Barker, row 2 Jill Jett, Rhonda Parsons, Paula Huckaby, Kim Hopkins, Molly Hiatt, Joyce Sample, Melissa Ridge, Nancy Brandenburg, Lisa Ewing, Dean Wyatt. row 3 Chuck Fisher, Chuck Land, Tim Beck, Brad Pickett, Jeff Hiatt, Randy Parsons, Bob Mossburg, Candy Hunt, Vicky Dellinger, Matt Bowen, Doug Wallace, Mark Blessing, Kevin Pickett, Chris Wicker, Larua Oberthur, Gary Stahl, Lisa Little, Darrin Hays, Phil Heffelmire, Mr. Staubach. Not pictured, Kelly Boone, Maria Goff. 103 BOTANICAL EXPERIMENTS 104 LEAD SCIENCE FAIR The Science Fair went really well this year. Entering a project means doing some experiments and preparing a display. It also means being able to answer questions the judges put to the students. Winning for the eighth grade was Laura Oberthur with Saintpaulia Cloning. Second place went to Sarah Grinstead; third, Randy Hicks and Larry Reed. Winning the seventh grade division was Gary Stahl, Brad Pickett, and Chris Whicker with their display on How Water Affects Plants. Second place went to Janice Davis, Christi Cole, Carrie English. Third was awarded to Nancy Brandenburg. Row 1. Sarah Grinstead, Laura Oberthur, Randy Hicks, Larry Reed and Mr. Bowman. Row 2: Brad Pickett, Gary Stahl, Chris Whicker, Nancy Brandenburg, Janice Davis, Carrie English, Christi Cole, and Mr. Clark. 105 J R. H I G H Spelling Bee Entrants: Row 1: Jama Blackstone, Tina Roberts, Lana Wright, Sarah Grinstead, Liz Ridge, Nancy Brandenburg. Row 2: Mike Cantrell, Charles Moore, Jesse Ely, Kevin Wright, Phil Nichols, Jim Huckaby. s p E L L E R S Mrs. Reed presents Nancy Brandenburg with the Championship Trophy. More students entered the annual Jr. High Spelling Bee this year. For the first time the Spelling Bee was held during the school day as a Jr. High Convocation. A plaque was made to be displayed at school with the names of the last four winners and room for the next eight winners. The first runner-up was last year's winner Melissa Ridge. The 1979 Champion trophy winner was Nancy Brandenburg. 106 7th AND 8th The Reserve and Varsity helped the Jr. High cheerleaders learn many new techniques this year. The Jr. High cheerleaders added many interesting highlights to this years Jr. High games. They would like to thank their sponsor, Mrs. North, for her hours of help. CHEER- Carrie Godby, Jama Blackstone, Cindy Whaley, Charisse Roudebush were seventh grade cheerleaders. The eighth grade cheerleaders were Mindy Griffin, Lisa Williams, Claudia Wyckoff. Not pictured is Desiree Burks. LEADERS 107 YOUNG HAWKS row w-f St2rret’ Sh?e' Larry Reed, Mike Cline, Jim Weir, John Greeman, Paul Heck, Bruce Evans, row 2 Mike Cantrell, Pete Cooper, Jeff Rose, Ron Hale, Jeff Hedge, David Leonard, Lonnie Biddle, Kevin Wright 3 JotaVneSierf plul KliUe™ HayS’ Nichols’ Jon Jones’ Mike Petti8rew, Mike Hawley, Randy Parsons8, 108 START OUT WELL row 1; Matt Bowen, Steve Huckaby, Phil Heffelmire, Doug Barnes, Curt Biddle, John Prater, row 2; Gordon Acord, John Tucker, Kent Keesling, Mike Rose, Mike Alexander, Monte Molden. row 3; Chris Whicker, Jim Grimes, Tim Beck, Bob Mossburg, Jeff Hiatt. 109 PRACTICE MAKES Row 1: John Waitt, Mike Hawley, Bill Whaley, Jeff Hedge, Kevin Wright. Row 2: Darrin Partlow, Rick Shoe, David Leonard, John Greeman, Eddie Kinkead. The seventh and eighth grade basketball teams gained much valuable experience this year though their over-all season records were on the losing sides. Mr. Nall and Mr. Wright were the coaches. Lapel Clinton Prairie Clinton Central Western Boone Noblesville Hamilton South Mr. Vemoa Tri CentWV Western Hamilton Heigh Tipton emon 110 40 PERFECT!! Row 1: Tim Beck, Jeff Hiatt, Gordon Accord, Monte Molden, Row 2: Doug Barnes, Ken McKenzie, Darrin Zachery, Doug Greeman. Ill JR HIGHS WRESTLE AND SWIM GRAPPLERETTES Row 1: Angie Birge, Susan Owens, Wendy Forbush; Row 2: Debbie Wallace, Johnna Spencer, Kim Sonnebom, Lisa Williams, Jimette Houserman. Row 1: Charles Fisher, John Snethen, Kevin Parks, Kevin Pickett, Coach Houghtalen, Row 2: Lisa Little, Lori Drayer, Jan Hersberger, Amy Greer, Jill Jett, Kelly Boone. SWIM SEASON Westfield Us 70 Ham. Southeastern 86 Western Boone 63 Lewis Cass 97 Westfield 68 Ham. Southeastern 84 Noblesville 47 Mount Vernon 66 Yorktown 62 Western Boone 30 Opp 84 81 108 61 104 80 112 105 108 121 Row 1: Kent Wright, John Woodcock, Jim Weir, Ryan Campbell, Jeff Owens, Darrin Partlow. Row 2: Mike Rose, David Leonard, Randy Parsons, Bruce Evans, Darrin Hayes, Jeff Starrett, Jeff Rose, Rod Biddle, Row 3: Mr. Sanborn, Ron Hale, Kerry Partlow, Joe Cowan, Bob Mossburg, Jim Grimes, Tim Beck, Kevin Garst, Mr. Clark. Not pictured: Jeff Hiatt. WRESTLING SEASON Us Opp. Westfield 30 51 Western Boone 39 48 Tri Central 39 30 Mount Vernon 28 33 Hamilton Southeastern 16 54 Clinton Prairie 79 18 Clinton Central 14 87 School for the Deaf 19 44 Sheridan Invitational 4th of 8 Westfield Invitational 4th of 8 112 EIGHTH GRADE Row 1: Caludia Wycoff Lisa Little Susan Pearson Jan Hersberger Row 2: Dawn Ballard Lori Drayer Delores Woodcock Kelly Boone Kendra Newby Us Opp. Westfield 1 21 Zionsville 11 22 Western Boone 22 31 Hamilton Southeastern 6 22 SEVENTH GRADE Row 1: Darlynn Faucett Cheri Wright Laurie Scolley Row 2: Amy Greer Vicki Dellingner Cindy Whaley Charisse Roudebush Jill Jett Us Opp. Westfield 17 34 Zionsville 11 38 Western Boone 14 S3 Hamilton Southeastern 8 47 GIRLS AS GOOD AS GUYS?!!? YOUNG HAWKS DISPLAY TALENT Jr. High Swim Team Row 1: Lisa Little Eddie Fisher John Snethen Kevin Parks Kevin Pickett Coach Houghtalen Row 2: Lori Drayer Jan Hersberger Amy Greer Jill Jett Kelly Boone SWIMMING SCORES BOYS TRACK SCORES Us Opp Us Opp. Hamilton Heights 65 44 Westfield 70 84 Tri-Central 60 V, 51V4 Hamilton Southeastern 86 81 Clinton Central 59 58 Western Boone 63 108 Hamilton Southeastern 35 83 Lewis Cass 97 61 Zionsville 25 95 Westfield 68 104 Westfield 44 73 Hamilton Southeastern 84 80 Clinton Prairie 33 64 Noblesville 47 112 Lapel 58 50 Mt. Vernon 66 105 Western Boone 56 61 Yorktown 62 108 County 6th Western Boone 50 121 Invitational 3rd Row 1: Eddie Kinkead, Phil Nichols, John Snethen, Kevin Garst, Jeff Hiatt, Rondel Godbey, Paul Miller. Row 2: Darrin Hayes, Chris Whicker, Mike Rose, Ron Hale, Randy Parsons, Paul Heck, Jeff Rose, Doug Wallace, Mike Hawley, Gordon Accord, Row 3: Kevin Wright, Curt Biddle, Jim Smith, John Prater, Gary Stahl, Jason Wyckoff, Kenneth McKinzie, John Tucker, Mike Cantrell. 114 AND ENTHUSIASM FOR SPORTS Row 1: Anna Kinkead, Darlynn Faucett, Mindy Griffin, Cheri Wright, Vickie Dellingner Row 2: Wanda Cowan, Claudia Wyckoff, Delores Woodcock, Amy Greer, Angie Birge, Stephanie Lukins. Row 3: Kelly Ridge, Jama Balckstone, Becky Showalter, Cindy Whaley, Candy Sementa, Shannon Scott, Susie Duchemin, Coach Kirby, not pictured, Tammy Beck. Us Opp. Hamilton Heights 53 52 Tri- Central 47 58 Hamilton Southeastern 34 71 Zionsville 25 80 Westfield 46 59 Clinton Prairie 41 64 Clinton Central 63 42 Lapel 54 46 County 4th Junior High Golf Season Record Won 2, Lost 6 Golf team: J Row 1: John Snethen, Scott VanMeter, Stephen VanMeter, Row 2: Bruce Evans, Coach GoodVic Hollingsworth. 115 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM COMPETITIVE Jr. High Cross Country- Kneeling : Jim Huckaby Rick Downs Chuck Land Kenneth McKinzie Standing: Coach Cook Robbie Faucett Rick Pryor Kevin Pickett Jim Davis Us Opp County 159 pts. 30 47 26 20 41 28 46 Zionsville Western Boone Westfield Tri- Central Eastern Clinton Prairie Hamilton Southeastern Lapel Clinton Central 25 20 29 41 19 28 17 SPRING SPORTS RECOGNIZED Shoot-A-Thon prizes awarded 116 CHRISTY BROS £+urA niet . {Lt L State Inspection 408 S. MAIN SHERIDAN IND. 46069 TRANSniSSIONS WELCINC Tune-Ups Encine Reeuilding BEARD BROS PIONEERS � APPLIANCE S BEARD BROS. 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Pickett (317) 758-4342 Charlie’s Pizza Shack _q . „„„„„ SINCE 1946 98 N. 9th STREET NOBLESVILLE, INDIANA 46060 Park 31 Addition Westfield 896-3018 Sandwiches And Drinks Mr. EDS On the square — Noblesville Diamonds — Watches — Gifts Fine Jewelers Class Ring Headquarters • Af)i We Specialize in Ladies and Junior Apparel G.C. Murphy Co. Member F.D.I.C. The American National Bank 1 'Helping Hamilton County Grow The friendly store Downtown Noblesville Locations in Noblesville, Carmel, Fishers and Westfield KELLEY’S MARKET Highway 19, Cicero, Indiana 984-3524 Custom-Cut Meat, Beef Sides Complete Delicatessen Party Catering B W PIZZA DINE IN OR CARRY OUT 7S8-5836 T H E HAWKS HAVEN 419 S. MAIN ALVA G PHYLLIS 136 Matt Margot Gillmore Manager — Owners DAIRY QUEEN (317) 758-5555 STATE ROAD 47 SHERIDAN, INDIANA 46069 Gifts for all occasions Accents for every home complete line of party decor. Gifts And Accents compliments of Clancy’s Noblesville, Indiana 46060 S.R. W. 32 100 S. 10th • CLANCY y W HAMBURGERSj i 137 ZIONSViLLE. INDIANA 46077 ______(317) 873-3867_____ 417 Main Street Cathy Scott — Owner dale McCullough 1907 Conner street bus. (317) 773-3533 noblesville, indiana 46060 res. (317) 896-2223 1 'Each office is independently owned and operated'' Sheridan Cafe BEAlTOP Ontu% 2L PARTLOW C0.f REALTORS® 138 Chris Went — Editor The 1979 Syllabus staff and 1 wish to extend our regards to you for purchasing this book. Although my staff and 1 worked very hard on the making of this book, it would not be complete without the supervision and support of our advisor, Mrs. Virginia Reed. Also many thanks to our yearbook representative Mr. Dick Maurer, and our professional photographer, Mr. Bill Cripe, who was kind enough to break away from his busy schedule to help us throughout the year. But most of all, 1 personally extend my gratitude along with all the students and faculty, to our patrons who purchased advertisements — making financing possible. My senior year is special to me not only because of my graduating classmates, but also of one who isn't graduating, my cousin, Danial Lee Stowers, who died in grade school. I'm sure he will always be remembered by his Marion Grade School classmates. In the fall of '78 the high school students were stumped by the mysteries of Harry Knuckles, Private Eye, and his faithful Wonder Dog, Vivian. The mystery was how to associate name and face; the answer, a yearbook. You now are the possesser of a yearbook to be able to associate names and faces of friends for years to come. I sincerely hope you have enjoyed the contents of this book, and enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed creating the book. Thank you again for purchasing this book, and may all your yearbooks be filled with pleasant memories. Thank you 140 Christopher S. Went . . 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