Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1986 volume:

H oa CAN COUNT ON US SYLLABUS 1986 Marion-Adams High School 509 E. 4th Street Sheridan, IN 46069 Volume 52 Y OU CAN COUNT ON US Dear Cousin, It’s too bad you had to move away from Sheridan because you’re going to miss out on a lot this year. Believe me. “YOG CAN COUNT ON OS” to make this a great year. I like my classes this year. I’m taking government, advanced chem- istry, adv. comp., calculus, and com- puter. Sounds like I’m an ACA- DEMIC whiz, huh? As you well know a STUDENT’S LIFE is much more than going to class. I also work at the Dairy Queen about everynight. I’ve joined two new ORGANIZATIONS this year: SADD and the Drama Club. Hey, can you believe my little brother is in JR HIGH now? Remem- ber when we were in seventh grade and our basketball team had a 9-0 season? Well, the SPORTS program is as strong as ever with many championships. Well, if you ever get bored give me a call. “YOU CAN COUNT ON US” for a great time. Sincerely, A Proud Blackhawk Table Of Contents Student Life p. 18 Organizations p. 30 Sports p. 44 Academics p. 84 People p. 104 Jr. High p. 116 2 ORGANIZATIONS — Linda Lehman per- SENIORS — Eddie Weakley finishes up the STUDENT LIFE — Debbie Archer and Trudy forms with the band at Homecoming. Senior float which won 1st place. Freeman are twins for a day during Home- coming dress-up day. To Excel In All Areas SPORTS — Shiloh Marsh and Mr. Urban dis JR. HIGH — Shane Partlow and Timmy ACADEMICS — Mrs. Dunn and Dena Whaley cuss strategy on the sidelines during the Stewart are “buds forever.” clowning around in Algebra during homecom homecoming game against Zionsville. 'n9 week- 3 Y OU CAN COUNT ON US Sheridan is not a booming me- tropolis. but it is a close knit town filled with a rich tradition. Families carry on the businesses which have been there for years. Compared to the 1860’s however, many changes have been made. Here is a list of some of the busi- nesses which existed during the 1860’s: General merchandise, This- lethwaite Bros., H.J. Thisleth- waite, Hamilton Emmons; drugs, P.B. Stout, David Foight; clocks. P.G. Pearson; physicians. Dr. H.E. Davenport, Dr. J.W. Fancher, Dr. H. Mooreh; shoemaker, J.Y. Green: milliners, Mrs. W. Clemans, Mrs. M. Emmons: undertakers, Mace Sackman; saddle and harness mak- er, Julius Pearson: wagon-makers, blacksmiths and painters, Wains- cott, Mann Cropper. The present downtown area. Bill Zollman picks out a Christmas card in a downtown store. Kellie McNecly and her mom look for some ribbon to wrap a Christmas gift. 4 To Support Our Community Down Memory Lagg Pictures Trace School's History ABOVE The present Marion-Adams Junior and Senior High School. RIGHT 1 The school constructed in 1846 on E. 6th (where the Sheridan Community now stands.) 2 First Ward erected in 1895. 3 In 1912. an addition was made to the First Ward for the high school. The building was de- stroyed by fire in 1928. Photos courtesy of Joe Roberts After the fire, school was held in downtown businesses until a new school was built. This building is now the present elementary school. 5 Quarterback Doug Rogers throws a pass dur ing the homecoming game against Zionsville. A joyous moment for King. Kent Wright, and Queen Kristi Robertson, during half time of the homecoming game. Frannie Woodcock supports the team by cheering during the homecoming game. Seniors Benny Biddle and Timo Saarto are two of our finest cross country runners. Brenda Brennan keeps the rhythm with the band during the half time performance. Several seniors show their spirit by dressing up on twins day. 6 ENIORS This Is Our Year We’ll never forget the year 1986. Charlene (Sheets) Davis takes a break during lunch time. Senior Steve Bilby is thinking hard about our new yearbook. Mindy Guttman is clowning around during homecoming week. 7 Y oa CAN COUNT ON US DEBORA SUZANNE ARCHER (DEB) Volleyball 1 Basketball Homecoming Princess 3 Hawkettes 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 4 Swing Choir 1 Jr. Honor Society 1 Sr. Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 1. 2 Office Asst. 1 Student Helper 4 WILLIAM DANIEL ARONSON (AEROSMITH) Golf 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 MICHAEL SOLAN BAKER (BUBBA) Football 1. 2. 4 Basketball 1. 2 Track 1 Baseball 2. 4 Prom Committee 4 S-Club 4 Booster Club 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Swing Choir 2 F.C.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 GREGG BERRY Football 1 Booster Club 3. 4 F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Student Helper 2 BENNY JOE BIDDLE (JIM) Football 1, 2 Cross Country 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Track 1. 2, 3. 4 Football Homecoming Committee 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball Homecoming Committee 2, 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 S Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Intramural Volleyball 4 Choir 1, 2. 3 Annual Staff 4 F.C.A. 1. 2 Quiz Bowl 2 Student Helper 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 1. 2. 3, 4 Cross Country Captain 4 Track Captain 4 STEVEN SCOTT BILBY (BILB) Basketball 1, 2 Manager. Basketball 4 Booster Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Annual Staff 2. 3, 4 Student Helper 4 President of S.A.D.D. Club NANCY LYNN BIRDEN (NANNY) O.E.A. 4 Student Helper 4 Graduation Committee 4 RONNA MARIE BLACKSTONE (CLYDE) Cheerleader 1 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Paper Staff 3 O.E.A. 4 F.H.A. 1 Media Club 1 Graduation Committee 4 O.E.A. Treasurer TERESA MARLANE BLACKSTONE Drill Team 2 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 SHARON I. BOUGH Band 1. 2. 3. 4 BILLIE BOUGHER (BOO) Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball 3 BRENDA LYNN BRENNAN Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Jazz Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 STEPHEN EDWARD BRUCE (STEW) Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 1. 2 S-Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Intramural Tennis 2, 3 Student Helper 4 DIANA BURDETTE (DI) Football Homecoming Committee 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball 2. 3, 4 Paper Staff 2 O.E.A. 3. 4 Student Helper 3, 4 Graduation Committee 4 DARREN DEAN CHRISTY (RAMBO) Football 1. 2, 3. 4 Track 1. 3, 4 Basketball 1 S-Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1. 2, 3. 4 Intramural Basketbal Intramural Ping Pong NICHOLAS JAY CHRISTY (VILLI) Football 1. 2. 3 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4 S-Club 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Ping Pong Intramural Volleyball Student Helper 3. 4 CHARLENE DAWN SHEETS DAVIS (CHARLE) Football Homecoming Committee 3. 4 Basketball Homecoming Committee 3 Cheerleader 2 Prom Committee 3 Paper Staff 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2 BRIAN RAY DELLINGNER (BRI. G.O., BOO-BOO. DILL) Track 4 Manager of Basketball 2, 3, 4 S-Club 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1. 2. 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Helper 2 Secretary S-Club 3, 4 ANGELA LOUISE EWING (ANGI PANGI) To Be Active Football Homecoming Committee 1. 2, 4 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 0. E.A. 3. 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4 Spanish Club 4 Office Asst. 2, 3, 4 Student Helper 1, 2, 3 JERALD R. FAUCETT JR. (JERRY) Football 1. 2. 3 S-Club 1. 2. 3 JUANITA JEAN FOCJLKE (JUANITI) Manager of Track 1. 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 2. 3. 4 Winter Guard 3, 4 S-Club 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 F.C.A. 1, 2. 3 F.H.A. 3. 4 S.S.S. 3. 4 Spanish Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Office Asst. 2, 3, 4 Student Helper 1 TRUDY LANEA FREEMAN Powderpuff 1, 2 Football Homecoming Committee 1. 2, 3. 4 Basketball Homecoming Committee 1. 2. 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Jr. Honor Society 1 O.E.A. 3. 4 FFA 2. 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 Office Asst. 3, 4 MELANIE LYNN GOFF (MELVIN) Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 1 Football Homecoming Princess 1 Drill Team 1, 2, 3. 4 Winter Guard 3. 4 Band 1, 2 FCA 1. 2 Spanish Club 1 Office Asst. 2, 3 Student Helper 4 Class Secretary 4 Treasurer 1. 2, 3. 4 GREG E. GREEN Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1 Football Homecoming Committee 4 S-Club 2. 3. 4 F.F.A. 1 MELINDA LEIGH GUTTMAN (MINDY) Basketball 1, 2. 3 Football Homecoming Committee 2 Hawketts 2. 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Band 1, 2 Jr. Honor Society 1 F.C.A. 1 5.5.5. 3. 4 Spanish Club 1. 2, 3. 4 Student Helper 2 Student Council 2. 3. 4 Graduation Committee 4 LORI MICHELLE HACKER Volleyball 1 Booster Club 4 Swing Choir 1. 2, 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 Paper Staff 3 Spanish Club 1 Media Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Student Helper 1, 2, 3, 4 CLAUDETTE L. HARBAUGH (CLAUDIE) Drill Team 3, 4 Winter Guard 4 Booster Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Swing Choir 1, 2 Annual Staff 2. 3, 4 Paper Staff 3 F.H.A. Reporter 3 F.H.A. 4 5.5.5. 3. 4 Media Club 3. 4 Student Helper 1. 2, 3, 4 Graduation Committee 4 YVONNE LYNN STARRETT HARBAUGH (MUNCHKIN) Football Homecoming Committee 1. 2. 4 Basketball Homecoming Committee 1, 2 Booster Club 4 Student Helper 2, 4 TIMOTHY ALAN HODGIN (TINY TIM) Jazz Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Band 1, 2. 3, 4 JUNE ANN HOPKINS Volleyball 1. 2 Drill Team 1 Winter Guard 2 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 3. 4 Choir 1 5.5.5. 3 Media Club 1 Student Helper 3 AMY L. HUFF Volleyball 1 Booster Club 4 LANA JEAN HUME Basketball Homecoming Princess 1 Batgirl 2, 3 Cheerleader 2 S-Club 2. 3 Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Jr. Honor Society 1 F.C.A. 1 5.5.5. 1. 2 Office Asst. 1, 2. 3. 4 Student Helper 2 Officers President 1 MATTHEW MICHAEL HUNT (HUNT-MAN) Football 1, 2. 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4 S-Club 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Choir 1. 2. 3, 4 MICHAEL A. JOHNSON Booster Club 2. 3 Student Helper 2, 4 BRIAN DAVID KERR (KIRBY. BIFF) Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Jazz Band 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Swing Choir 3. 4 Debbie Archer Dan Aronson Mike Baker Gregg Berry Steve Bilby Nancy Birden Marie Blackstone Sharon Bough Billie Bougher Brenda Brennan Steve Bruce Diana Burdette 10 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SEC TREAS Benny Biddle Kristi Robertson Melanie Goff Darren Christy Angie Ewing Nick Christy Jerry Faucett Charlene Davis Juanita Foulke Brian Dellingner Trudy Freeman Yvonne Harbaugh Tim Hodgin June Hopkins Lana Hume 11 Jr. Honor Society 1 Sr. Honor Society 3, 4 Spanish Club 3. 4 Quiz Bowl 3. 4 Graduation Committee 4 All-State Band 3, 4 All-State Choir 3, 4 SHERI LEE LAIRD (LARD) Powderpuff 1, 2 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Football Homecoming Committee 4 Basketball Homecoming Committee 3. 4 Manager of Girls Basketball 3. 4 S-Club 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Jr. Honor Society 1 Sr. Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Quiz Bowl 3, 4 Student Helper 2. 3 Student Council 2. 3. 4 Honor Society Pres. 4 Spanish Club Pres. 4 CHARLES EDWARD MCNEELY RONALD EDWARD MCVEY Football 1 Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4 KIMBERLY SCJE MARS Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Jazz Band 1, 2, 3 Band 1. 2, 3. 4 F.C.A. 2 Quiz Bowl 2, 3, 4 Student Helper 2, 4 Secretary 1 MICHAEL RAYMOND MARS (MARS. D.N.) Football 1 Wrestling 1 ELLEN RENEE MASSEY (RAE) Booster Club 2, 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Choir 1 O.E.A. 4 Media Club 2, 4 BILL J. MERCHANT (MERCH) Basketball 1 Track 1, 3 Booster Club 2, 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Paper Staff 4 F.F.A. 1 Spanish Club 4 LORA DEE MOSBY Band 1, 3. 4 JANET SUE NUNNALLY (JAN) Powderpuff Football 1. 2 Volleyball 1. 2 Basketball 2, 3.4 Track 4 Football Homecoming Committee 4 Basketball Homecoming Committee 4 Basketball Homecoming Princess 2 Cheerleader 1 Hawkettes 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Jr. Honor Society 1 F.C.A. 1, 2. 3, 4 F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Spanish 1, 2 Quiz Bowl 2, 3 Class Secretary 1 Student Council 3. 4 DALE PADDACK (PADLOCK) Football 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball 3. 4 JILL MARY PATRICK Football Homecoming Committee 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball Homecoming Committee 1, 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Paper Staff 3 F.H.A. 1. 2. 3 S.S.S. 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 2, 3. 4 Student Helper 1, 2, 3. 4 Graduation Committee 4 ANGELA LEANN PAYNE (PEACHES) Powder Puff Football 1. 2 Football Homecoming Committee 1 Basketball Homecoming Committee 1 Drill Team 1. 2. 3. 4 Winter Guard 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 Jr. Honor Society 1 F.C.A. 4 F.H.A. 1. 2 5.5.5. 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Student Helper 3, 4 Student Council 1 MARTIN ALLEN PEARSON Winter Guard 4 Booster Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Jazz Band 4 Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Swing Choir 1, 2. 3, 4 Annual Staff 2 Jr. Honor Society 1 Sr. Honor Society 4 F.C.A. 1 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Quiz Bowl 4 Graduation Committee 4 Spell Bowl Team 4 LORNA LEE RAINES Powder Puff Football 1. 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Drill Team 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 S-Club 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Band 1. 2 F.C.A. 1. 2 5.5.5. 2 Spanish Club 1 Office Asst. 2 Student Helper 2, 4 Class Secretary 3 KRISTI LYNN ROBERTSON (KRIS) Powder Puff Football 1, 2 Football Homecoming Committee 4 Football Homecoming Queen 4 Football Homecoming Princess 2 Basketball Homecoming Committee 4 Hawketts 2. 3, 4 Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1. 2, 3. 4 Jr. Honor Society 1 Sr. Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 Student Helper 2, 4 Class Vice President 4 DOUGLAS JAMES RODGERS (THE ROOM) Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 S-Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Helper SARA LEE ROWLAND (SQUINT) Volleyball 1 Football Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3. 4 Drill Team 1, 2 Winter Guard 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Band 1, 2 Swing Choir 2, 3 Jr. Honor Society 1 Sr. Honor Society 2 S.S.S. 1, 2. 3. 4 (Treas. 2 yrs.) Spanish Club 3, 4 Media Club 1. 2 Office Asst. 4 Student Helper 2. 3 TIMO SAARTO (TIMPPA) Cross Country 4 Track 4 Booster Club 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Intramural Ping Pong 4 Quiz Bowl 4 Exchange Student DEBORAH LYNN SCOLLEY (DEE-BO) Grapplerettes 1 Batgirl 2, 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 2 O.E.A. 4 S.S.S. 1. 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 4 Office Asst. 4 Student Helper 1, 2, 3 Choir 1 Graduation Committee 4 SHONA RENEE SCOTT (MOKEY) Booster Club 2, 3, 4 O.E.A. 3. 4 Student Helper 4 VALERIE LYNN STEPHENSON (VAL) Powderpuff Football 1. 2 Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Football Homecoming Princess 3 Batgirl 2. 3. 4 Captain (2 years) Hawkettes 2. 3. 4 Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Jazz Band 2, 3 Swing Choir 1 Jr. Honor Society 1 Sr. Honor Society 2. 3. 4 F.C.A. 1, 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 2. 3 Quiz Bowl 3 Office Asst. 1. 2, 3. 4 Class Vice President 1. 2, 3 President of F.C.A. 4 BARRY L. STONE (STONE HENGE. CARROT TOP) Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 S-Club 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Intramural Tennis 2 F.C.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Student Helper 3, 4 Graduation Committee 4 DAVID TUDOR (KING TUT) Football 1 Intramural Volleyball 1. 2. 3 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4 W. EDWARD WEAKLEY (ED) Cross Country 2 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Homecoming Committee 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 S-Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Jazz Band 1. 2 Band 1. 2 Student Helper 4 LISA R. WILSON (LESTER) Volleyball 1. 2 Track 1 Drill Team 1, 2 Booster Club 1 Intramural Volleyball 2, 3 Swing Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Helper 3 President of Swing Choir 4 FRANCIS MYRL WOODCOCK (FRANN1E MULE) Powder Puff Football 1 Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1 Track 1. 3. 4 Batgirl 2, 3. 4 Manager, Jr. Wrestling 1 Cheerleader 1. 2. 3, 4 Cheerleader Captain 4 Winter Guard 3 Prom Committee 3 S-Club 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2. 3, 4 O.E.A. 4 F.C.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 F.H.A. 1. 2, 3 S.S.S. 1. 2, 3 Media Club 1 Office Asst. 2. 3. 4 Student Helper 1, 2, 3. 4 Class Secretary 3 Track Captain 4 W. KENT WRIGHT (LITTLE WRIGHT) Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Wrestling 1, 4 Football Homecoming King 4 Prom Committee 3 S-Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 4 Annual Staff 4 F.C.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Cafeteria Asst. 1 Student Helper 4 Student Council 2 Brian Kerr Teresa Kinkead Matt Hunt Mike Johnson Sheri Laird Mike Mars Chuck McNeely Ron McVey Ellen Massey Billy Merchant Kimberly Mars Lora Mosby Janet Nunnally Dale Paddack Jill Patrick Angie Payne 14 Martin Pearson Lorna Raines Doug Rodgers Sara Rowland Barry Stone David Tudor Eddie Weakley Lisa Wilson 15 Francis Woodcock Kent Wright OU CAN COUNT ON US Some of our opinions were as fol- lows: 29% wear contact lens or glasses, 63% participate in a sport that is school sponsored, 60% plan on attending college, 15% have been on crutches this year, 36% hunt or trap, 23% wear braces, 26% have a job, 60% consider themselves artis- tic, 55% have a boy friend girlfriend, 87% enjoy living in a small town, 29% are in choir, 45% are in band, 34% have a car, 57% consider pizza their favorite food, 68% are in boost- er club, 57% enjoy math, 39% are Purdue fans, and 63% are ICJ fans. 23% consider themselves to be farmers 23% play video games at least once a week 65% prefer Coke over Pepsi 16 To Make Our Mark ABOVE 92% approve of candy being sold at LEFT 55% ride the bus RIGHT 15% drive to school lunch YOG CAN COUNT ON US . . . for a good time John Ramsey. Jay Moore. Jill Childers, and Junior Dena Whaley hurries to get to class on Jeff Drayer eagerely await the start of a girl’s time, basketball game. Freshmen Brad Urban and Brad Shields strut their stuff in the lunch room during fall home coming. “I enjoy being a MAHS student — probably because it is such a small school and you can get to know everybody just like one great big happy family. Todd Clark STUDENT LIFE Jobs And Hangouts As most communities do, Sheri- dan has its own share of hangouts. Probably the most popular one of Sheridan is Rowdy’s on a Friday night after the big game. “I like hanging out there after the game because there’s nowhere else to go and that’s where the gang is,” said Steve Bilby. From Danny Daugh- erty, an employee at Rowdy’s, comes this statement: ‘‘It’s a good place to work and to make a lot of money and eat a lot of pizza.” Or on that same Friday night if you go a little farther east down mainstreet you’ll find another gang on the library corner.” I had to; I was waiting on my pizza,” say’s one-tim- er John Burdette. So whether it’s a hot Saturday on the library corner or a cold Friday night at Rowdy’s, kids will be kids and you’ll find them at their hangouts. 20 1. Some kids hanging out at the library cor- ner. 2. Brian Kerr runs cash register at El- liot’s Pharmacy. 3. Danny Daugherty twirls pizza dough at Rowdy’s. 4. Brian Dellinger gets ingredients for a blizzard at Dairy Queen. 5. Kristi Robertson checks the movie list at Blackhawk Video Store. 21 This year has been a whirlwind of fashion and hits. It was a year where anything and everything was popu- lar. Fads were started at the drop of a hat and obscure individuals rose to fame in a matter of days. Everyth- ing that came and went this year shared one common interest: they were outrageous! Paisley pants, stirrup pants, sweats, dresses, mini-skirts: you name it and it was in. Rock stars like Prince and Madonna dragged in the classy but trashy look: sporting half shirts made of chiffon and lace that revealed their bare midriff to the delight of thousands of fans. Whitney Houston leaped on to the scene with a pure and innocent act that domineered over the sleeze team of Prince and Madonna, but never put them out of work. While on stage, Whitney Houston per- formed with grace and class, and unlike Madonna, managed to resist the urge to spend 2 hours of the concert on her back. Another hometown hero which America embraced was “Rambo,” who was acted out by a convincing Sylvester Stallone (Rocky). The movie “Rambo” managed to gross millions in box office sales alone. While “Rambo” was busy defend- ing the G.S.A., we here in the real world had real problems to deal with. The explosion of the space shuttle “Challenger” sent shock waves of mourning through all of the country and the rest of the world. Seven astronauts were killed, but the tragedy did not kill Ameri- ca's spirit. Life here in America was finally starting to come together. This to- getherness was projected in everyth- ing we did, and in everything we saw on television. “The Cosby Show” and “Family Ties” were two of the most popular shows of the year and both were based on the idea of fam- ily togetherness. All in all, this year brought us a lot of everything, but most of all it brought us memories. Memories of 1985 and memories of 1986 that will stay with us forever. 22 H I T S A N D F A S H I O n s Shades certainly made a hit this year as Tina Hume and Amy Thompson demonstrated during Stunt Might. 1. The beach-bum look was hot this year, as demonstrated by the singing trio of Trina Ew- ing. Wanda Sevier, and John Christian. 2. Mini skirts and cropped pants were in big this year, especially if either was made of denim. 3. Paisley pants were also hot this year, thanks to the rock star Prince, who helped bring paisley back in. 4. To the disbelief of many, blue jean jackets reappeared on the fashion scene. 24 W E C A IS D 0 A N Y T H I IS G This year Marion-Adams was proud to present “We Can Do Any- thing” Stunt Night ’86. We have had Stunt Night since 1970. In 1971, we extended Stunt Night to a two-night presentation because it was such a success in 1970. This year Stunt Night was held on March 28 and 29. In general, students thought this year’s Stunt Night was a success. “I thought Stunt Night was pretty good this year and I thought every- body did a nice job. The highlight of Stunt Night had to be Saturday when the Senior Sensations per- formed to ‘Y.M.C.A.’ and received a standing ovation,’’ said Junior Greg Shields. The Senior Sensations con- sisted of Steve Bruce, Eddie Weak- ley, Nick Christy, Matt Hunt, Darren Christy, and Doug Rogers. ‘Y.M.C.A.’ is a song by The Village People. Although Stunt Night was a suc- cess this year, some students thought there were still areas that needed improving. “I thought Stunt Night was better this year than it had been in the past. There were a lot of good acts, but it needed a little more comedy. My favorite acts were the Senior Sensations’ ‘Y.M.C.A.’ and John Christian’s solo ‘God Bless the G.S.A.,’ said Junior Melin- da Louks. 1. Missy Rayle lip syncing the ‘‘Supper Bowl Shuffle. 2. Lisa Wilson singing I Miss You. 3. M.C.s Benny Biddle and Matt Hunt. 4. Brad Urban and Charlie Sims creating laughter with I Hate It When That Hap- pens. 5. Trace Barker. Allen Cook, and Mike Hendricks singing ‘‘The Curley Shuffle 6. Brian Kerr. Martin Pearson. John Christian, and Trace Barker sing Heart of My Heart barbershop quartet style. 7. Entire Stunt Night Cast during the finale. 8. Dena Whaley. Laura Wisehart. Melinda Louks. and Angie Smith. Duwap. the Shabadoos. and a An- gie . lip syncing to It’s All Right. 9. Wanda Sevier singing My Father's Eyes. 10. Trena Ewing singing Angels.” 25 A I H IS E IS A I V G E H IS T 1. Prom King Benny Biddle and Queen Mindy Guttman have the 1st dance. 2. Enjoying their dance are Jennifer Childers and Jason Cald- well. 3. All eyes are watching Queen Mindy Guttman and her escort Greg Durbin. 4. Matt Veigh and Angie Ewing enjoy their “Night In Heaven. 5. Everyone watches as the king and queen are announced. The prom was held at the Embas- sy Suites on the circle this year. Fif- teen minute carriage rides were pro- vided throughout the entire evening for those who had made reserva- tions. The meal was a let-down com- pared to the ’85 prom buffet. It was roast beef, garden fresh greenbeans, squash, potatoes, and a fresh, green salad. The band. Duel Purpose, rocked the promers during their “Night In Heaven.” 26 1. A group of prom-goers show their enthusi- asm. 2. King Benny Biddle has just been an- nounced. 3. Benny is about to demonstrate his talent. 4. Greg Durbin. Mindy Guttman. and Kent Wright dance the night away. 1. Debbie Archer is the 1986 Salutatorian. 2. The senior girls are ready to graduate. 3. The senior class turning their tassels. 4. The class of ‘86’ with their diplomas. 1 3 D F Y D a o o r r 1 u e e I r a o m T w o s 28 YOU CAN COUh ... to keep active Tim Hodgin demonstrates how to use the Mr. Harris I rifle. club. IT ON CIS . lelps students in the baseball “Yeah. I like the extracurricular activities. I think they’re nice to have to relieve the bore- dom of school.’’ Karla Keesling ORGANIZATIONS Student Council discusses Homecoming. Ricky Davis. Jason Childers. Janet Nunally, Jeff Drayer, Kimberly Mars. Kristi Robertson, and Sheri Laird. SET FOR FUTURE SUCCESS W XJM i y C- I ,fe,i™WW - I KWr « .% • I ft.-� - t i � .-� 4� J 'T v w .- • jm r ai - ?.” •. « V i� ■ ■r vf1 i v s 'S V V” ■ V V « «fl( XV V • ! m r - v rScx - ” ] wCrZr voLiwc “ s. ji As the bodies crawled out of bed, their scratchy and red eyes searched for their uniforms. Doughnuts were the next object on the list, and then the bodies packed themselves on the bus. It is 6 a.m. and the question is asked “Does any sane person get up this early?” The question is quickly answered with . . . yes, the dedicated members of the Marion- Adams Blackhawk Marching Band. The dedication of the band is su- perb. What else could you say about a group that has put in a couple of hundred hours in practicing, prepar- ing, going to band camp, getting yelled at, missing things that they would much rather do than prac- tice? This is what I would call dedi- cation, and the dedication has seemed to pay off with: DIV I at ISCJ DIV I at Lawrence Central DIV II at Martinsville Best Auxiliary Lawrence Central These are just a few accomplish- ments the band has achieved this year. The band has put in long hours and hard work because of the ex- tremely tough competition at their many contests. Sometimes just get- ting there can be hard. Bus rides of two hours or more are common. When asked what he thought about the long bus rides director, Mr. Christian laughs, “I thought they were kinda fun.” He should, the morning bus rides were about the only times the bus was pretty well quiet. Some other talented groups are the Mystical Illusion Guard, Haw- kettes, and Choir. The Mystical Illu- sion made a special trip to Chicago and performed at many contests, making a move up to open class with the “FREAK SHOW”. The Hawkettes chose not to go to contests but put work into basket- ball games and stunt night. The Singing Sensations worked hard. Christmas time was the bu- siest time. They performed on the circle, for nursing homes, and sever- al school functions. With the performances by the Mystical Illusion, Hawkettes, Sing- ing Sensations, and Band the musi- cal talents of Marion-Adams’ stu- dents were evident. MARCHING BAND: Drum Major: Kim Bren- nan Guard: Claudette Harbaugh, Jennifer Mackintosh. Mary Lou Morford. Rosey Hash. Juanita Foulke. Michelle Mackintosh. Stacy Wallace. Melinda Louks. Janet Nunnally, Wanda Sevier. Valerie Stephenson, Kristi Robertson. Mindy Guttman, Debbie Archer. Jennifer Faucett. Amy Padgett. Melanie Goff. Julie Snethen, Ellen Stone, and Angie Payne. Band: Row 1: Linda Lehman. Sheri Samuels. Janet Roberts. Jamison Eige. Beth Kerche- val. Jennifer Kercheval. John Christian, Jen- ny Beecher, and Brian Kerr. Row 2: Brian Eden. Pete Brennan. Heather Wilson, Genia Barker. Missy Smith. Melora Spear. Brenda Brennan. Shelly Hendricks. Mike Hendricks, and Kim Eden. Row 3: Trace Barker. Jared Fennell. Chris Adams. Nancy Lindenmayer. Denise Moran. Melissa Dunning. Jennifer Harmeson. Pam Barker, Kimberly Mars. Heather Daisley. Stacey Dellinger. Kari Bark- er. Cari Wertz. Peggy Lehman. Melinda Mars, and Michelle Beahrs. Row 4: Lewie Morford. Raymond Roberts. Ricky Davis. Chris Hin shaw. Martin Pearson, Leon Strawn. Brad Stone, and Brian Dellinger. 32 3 PIC 1 — MYSTICAL ILLUSION: ROW 1: Ju- lie Snethcn. Jennifer Mackintosh, Ellen Stone. Amy Padgett. ROW 2: Kim Brennan. Claudette Harbaugh. Jennifer Faucett. ROW 3: Martin Pearson. Raymond Roberts, Rosey Hash. John Christian. Melanie Goff. Juanita Foulke. Genia Barker, Mary Lou Morford, and Angie Payne. PIC 2 — HAWKETTES: Mindy Guttman. Valerie Stephenson. Kristi Robert- son. Stacy Wallace. Martin Pearson (partici- pated in stunt night). Melinda Louks, Janet Nunnally, Wanda Sevier, and Debbie Archer. PIC 3 — Mr. Christian gives instructions be- fore a Mystical Illusion performance. Also pictured is Mrs. Mackintosh, the guard mom. PIC 4 — SINGING SENSATIONS: Seen per forming during stunt night are Brian Kerr, Wanda Sevier. Julie Smith. John Christian, Lisa Wilson. Matt Hunt, and Genia Barker. 4 33 Acting Up The Drama Club, which had re- cently been started again by Miss Thomas, was a great success. They began the year out with the perfor- mance of two one act plays: “The Final Dress Rehearsal” and “The Necklace.” The drama team sur- prised audiences with their comical renditions of the plays. Danny Daugherty stated, “It was exciting but nerve-racking.” Miss Thomas had these words: “At one point, I wondered whether or not we would have an opening night, because there were several people missing from practices because of jobs and illnesses. In a small school, it’s diffi- cult to find students who have time to devote just to one activity, there- fore, you just have to accept the fact that you can’t put on a major pro- duction. There is a lot of talent in this school, so I’m glad the students have had the experience of being on the stage. Hopefully, the drama club and drama class will give students an awareness of the art of drama.” ft Vi ' y 1. Laura Wisehart and John Christian during a scene of “The Necklace. 2. The second semester drama class acts out a scene in a restaurant. Lisa Wilson. Ellen Massey. Danny Daugherty. Laura Wisehart. Valerie Stephen- son. Angie Payne. Kristi Robertson. Angie Ewing. Trina Ewing. Matt Hunt. Lori Hacker. Eddie Weakley. Steve Bruce. Melanie Goff, and Doug Rodgers. 3. Melanie Goff and Doug Rodgers practicing during drama class. 4. Rosey Hash and Lillie Woodcock get auto- graphs from Ollie. the star of The Hossier Movie.” 34 “FINAL DRESS REHEARSAL” Director — Brian Dellingner, Stage Man- ager — Jennifer Mackintosh, Stagehands — Laura Wisehart and John Christian, Prompter — April Emery, Stepmother — Kim Brennan, Messenger — Ricky Davis, Elder Sister — Yvonne Harbaugh, Youn- ger Sister — Lillie Woodcock, Fairy God- mother — Pam Barker, Cinderella — Amy Padgett, Author Dan Aronson. “THE NECKLACE” Mathilde Loisel — Laura Wisehart, Rob- ert Loisel — John Christian, Marie — Amy Padgett, Jeanne Forestier — Lillie Woodcock, Philipe Blanchard — Dan Aronson. BEHIND THE SCENES: Technical Director — Lewie Morford. Stage Crew — John Burdette, Ricky Da- vis, Barry Stone, Steve Bilby, Frank Purci- ful, Julie Ginn, Carolee Scott, Jill Green, Kim Brennan. Sound — Rosey Hash. Make-up and Costumes — Carolee Scott, Julie Ginn. 2 1. Brian Dellinger’s acting ability is exhibited through the performance of Final Dress Re- hearsal in which he is playing the part of the director. 2. Brian Dellingner, Lewie Morford. and Scott Newby are taking a break at the Hoosier Movie . 3. The “Final Dress Re- hearsal and “The Necklace actors and crew: Kim Brennan. Brian Dellingner. Amy Padgett. Pam Barker. April Emery. Lillie Woodcock. Ricky Davis. Lewie Morford. Julie Ginn, and Carolee Scott. 35 School Press During the 1st semester, Mrs. Reed and the newspaper staff have put a lot of time and effort into writ- ing and publishing the Blackhawk Bi-Weekly . Since the paper is pub- lished every two weeks, fast pace journalism skills are put to use. With the help of two co-editors, Rob- ert Merchant and Matt Youmans, the newspaper staff performed many tasks. They interviewed, wrote articles, typed the print into the computer and worked hard checking and rechecking the paper before publication. Another mass media publication is the yearbook. The ever crying words of the Yearbook Staff were, Are we done yet??? We never knew what would hap- pen next: a darkroom phantom left its mark, our chaos was recorded unknowingly on a video tape, staff members attempted to give Miss Thomas a nervous breakdown, and notes mysteriously appeared on people's backs. Some common expressions devel- oped: I don't know if it’ll be wurf it to ya. What’s it to ya? Oh my stars! That tickles me. Buh! Is it time to party yet? 36 1. Mrs. Reed helping the staff with the news- paper. 2. Matt Hunt. Elaine Leisure. Vance Hollingsworth. Jeff McCandless. Dan Tooker. Robert Merchant, and Denny Delph discuss the next issue of the Bi-Weekly. 3. PAPER STAFF: Denny Delph. Lora Mosby. Nancy Birden. Tonya Greider. Brian Dellinger. Ran- dy McElhaney. Julie Smith. Rachel McKinzie, Lisa Covey. Dena Whaley. Benny Biddle. Bill Merchant. Tom Cline. Tom Scott. Mrs. Reed. Elaine Leisure. Matt Hunt. Robert Merchant. Dan Tooker. and Jeff McCandless. 1. Todd Clark and Brian Bragg practice the procedure for selling ads. 2. After attempting to meet a deadline editor Claudette Harbaugh threatens to take her life. 3. Lori Hacker looks over the shoulder of Barry Stone as he puts copy into the computer. 4. ANNUAL STAFF: Derek Eige. Steve Bilby, Barry Stone. Trina Fennell. Susan Grinstead. Benny Biddle. Angie Leisure. Claudette Harbaugh. David Brandenburg. Miss Thomas (Tommy). Brian Bragg. Todd Clark. John Burdette. Lori Hacker, and Danny Daugherty. 5. Angie Lei- sure and Susan Grinstead work on advertise- ment posters as Benny Biddle doesn’t know if it’ll be wurf it to 'em. 37 F.F.A. Front Row: Nathan Boone. Spencer Barker. Jeff Drayer. Aaron Padgett, Matt Veigh. Jonathan Raines. 2nd Row: John Ramsey. Paul Ehrgott. Derek Delph. Gerry Barnes. Brian Myers. Lonnie Phillips. Greg Ber- ry. Denny Delph. 3rd Row: Charlie Sims. Scott Thompson. Phil Starrett. Todd Harris. Todd Yant. Tony Delph. Steve Bragg. John Artman S-CLUB 1st Row: Brian Dellinger 2nd Row: Missi Rayle. John Walton. Christy Cummings. Carrie Brooks. Kristen Bishop. Shea Christy. Dena Whaley. Angie Smith. Robert Mer- chant. 3rd Row: Aaron Padgett. Toby Johnson. Spencer Barker, Vicy Coo- per. Sheri Laird. Lillie Woodcock. Kel- lie McNeely, Jennifer Childers. Brian Woodrum. Dan Tooker. 4th Row: Bry- an Ellis. Tina Hume. Francis Wood- cock. Todd Clark. Jason Godby. Brian Bragg. Brant Kercheval. Shiloh Marsh. Tim Harris. Jason Caldwell. Steve Bilby. Mike Baker. 5th Row: Darren Christy. Benny Biddle. Steve B uce. Nick Christy. Doug Rodgers. Greg Shields. Kent Wright. Aimee Thompson, Eddie Weakley. Barry Stone. Tom Cline. Denny Delph. Back Row: Trace Barker. Matt Hunt. Brian Myers. Nathan Boone. Jeff Drayer. April Yeater. Michelle Williams. Bill Zollman. Brian Wallace. Cheryl Moss. Beth Kercheval. Brad Stone. 38 S.A.D.D. 1st. Row: Julie Snethen. Francis Woodcock. Kristi Robertson. Melinda Louks 2nd Row: Amy Hatch- er, Brian Kerr, Mike Baker. Kim Fau- cett. President. Steve Bilby 3rd Row: Beth Kercheval. Johnny Christian. Jenny Beecher. Juanita Foulke. Missy Smith. Nikki Godby. Angie Smith. Ju- lie Smith. Michelle Williams. Valarie Stephenson, Martin Pearson, Laura Wisehart. Marty Wildman. Angie Ew- ing. Stacey Worthy, Angie Leisure. Christy Cummings. 4th Row: Brian Dellinger, Kathy Rude. Jeff Durham. Amy Padgett. Kim Brennan. Gina Barker, Trace Barker. Mr. Huse. 5th Row: Rhonda Wilhoite. Brenda Bren- nan. 6th Row: Robert Merchant. Carrie Barker. Cari Wertz. Pam Barker, Den- ny Delph. SPANISH CLUB. 1st Row: Shannon Christian, Trena Ewing. Junita Foulke. Michelle Williams. Angie Smith. Debbie Scolley. Sheri Laird 2nd. Row: Tina Alexander. Violet Wright. Sara Hatcher, Lillie Wood- cock, Carrie Heffeimire. Karol Keesl- ing, 3rd Row: Darlene Johnson, Shan- non Fritz. Stacey Dellinger. Amy Hatcher. Lisa Covey, Brenda Tudor. 4th Row: Shea Christy. Kristen Bish- op. Susan Grinstead. Julie Cox. Trina Fennell. Mrs. Quist. Martin Pearson. Brian Kerr. 5th Row: April Emery, Jody Owens, Peggy Lehman. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row: Debbie Archer, Valarie Stephenson. Stacey Wallace. Melinda Louks. Angie Smith. Kristen Bishop. Christy Cum- mings. 2nJ Row: Lisa Covey. Kristi Robertson. Brian Kerr. Martin Pear- son, David Brandenburg. Mark Hiatt. Greg Shields. Nathan Boone. Greg Moore. Rick Davis. Sheri Laird. 39 F.C.A. Row 1: John Christian. Valerie Stephenson. Janet Nunnally. Barry Stone Row 2: Jeff Durham, Brad Stone. Dan Tooker. John Walton. Steve Bragg. Row 3: Amy Padgett. Kim Brennan. Missi Rayle, Cheree Walton. Dena Whaley JUNIOR QUIZ BOWL: Greg Sheilds. David Brandenburg, Aaron Padgett. Jonnan West OFFICE HELPERS Row 1: Melinda Louks, Valerie Stephenson. Frances Woodcock. Angie Ewing. Peggy Leh- man. Row 2: Tina Hume. Amiee Thompson. Violet Wright. Nikki Godby. Tina Alexander. Secretary. Marie Mosbaugh. Row 3: Trina Fen- nell. Susan Grinstead. Kristen Bishop. Christy Cummings. Row 4: Karla Keesling. Lisa Harris. Angie Smith. Stacey Wallace. 40 INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAM PIONS: First row: Janet Nunnally, Diana Burdette, Ellen Massy. Second row: Benny Biddle. Steve Bruce. Sheri Laird. Nick Christy, and Timo Sarrto. F.H.A. First row: Stacey Worthy. Elaine Leisure. Kim Faucett, Loretta Grimes. Angie Ewing. Second row: Pam Barker, Juinta Faulk. Rachel McKinize. Missy Greenwood. Tammy Daniels. Lisa Hiatt, Lisa Covey. Rhonda Wilhoite. Mrs. Newcom Third row: Gina Barker. Carrie Brooks 41 SR. QUIZ BOWL — Janet Nunnally. Martin Pearson. Valerie Stephenson. Brian Kerr. Sheri Laird. Timo Saarto. 42 Spelling Team: Row 1: Lisa Harris and Derek Eige. Row 2: Angie Payne. Row 3: Sara Hatcher and Martin Pearson. O.E.A.: Row 1: Debbie Scolley. Fran- cis Woodcock, Trudy Freeman. Row 2: Mrs. Brimberry. Nancy Birden. Diana Burdette. Marie Blackstone, Angie Ewing. Christy Cummings and Cindy Devany. Media Club: Row 1: Belinda Perry. Row 2: Mrs. Cotton. Jennifer Faucett, Claudette Harbaugh and Katrina Lew- is. 43 YOU CAN COUNT C ... to give it our best shot as “I like running and the competition involved in running. If everyone could experience the feeling of winning just once, it would make them WANT to run and WANT to compete.” — Sheri Laird SPORTS 3 1. Queen Candidate Melanie Goff. 2. Queen Candidate Valerie Stephenson. 3. Junior Prin- cess Beth Kercheval. 4. Sophomore Princess Christy Cummings. 5. Freshmen Princess Tina Alexander. 6. Homecoming Queen Kristi Robertson. 46 The Circus Homecoming ’85 was not exactly what we here at Marion-Adams High had in mind, but it was fun nonethe- less. The parade ran smoothly, but it started to rain at the pep session the night before the game so we didn’t get to finish all the activities. Remember the next day? Several of us walked around the halls cheering during the beginning of 5th period hoping we could continue the pep session from the night before. Senior Mindy Guttman had these words to say about homecoming: “I wish it hadn’t rained.” Even though we lost the game and rain called off several of the activities, very few Blackhawk spirits were dampened. 1. The Senior float. Blast the Eagles. won first prize. 2. Freshmen float: We Don’t Clown Around. 3. Junior float: The Eagle Tamer. 4. Sophomore float: The Show Must Go On. 47 1. Senior quarterback Doug Rodgers hands off to a fellow senior Darren Christy for a short but sure gain. 2. Senior quarterback Doug Rodgers fights for extra yards. 3. Sen- ior Matt Hunt and junior Gerry Barnes smoth- ers a Lebanon ball carrier, and junior Scott Roberts looks on. 4. Senior Matt Hunt and sophomore John Walton bring down the ball carrier. 5. Senior Darren Christy breaks one for a big gain, and junior Brant Kercheval comes from behind. 48 Hawks Win Sectional And Rebuild Football at Sheridan is rich in the tradition of having very tough teams, and this season seemed to follow tradition. When starting the 1985 season, the Sheridan Black- hawks were ranked 2. The North Judson Blue Jays, who we beat just a year ago also in the class A State Championship of 1980, was ranked 1. As the season progressed, it was a typical SHERIDAN team because we were now 5-0 and everything was going all right. We entered the 6th game with a lot of confidence. We were going against Clinton Prairie who hadn’t beaten Sheridan in 19 years, but on this night history changed because Sheridan got beat. This seemed to be the downfall of Sheridan because we dropped our next 2 games including Homecom- ing. Now it was playoffs and Sheridan got back on the rack winning the next 3 in a row and we captured the Sectional Championship. We lost again in an overtime for the Regional Championship. Even though we were very disappointed about this, I think the season was a success and a lot of personal goals were reached. 6. Senior Kent Wright rips through the hoop with the varsity cheerleaders cheering them on. 7. 1st Row: Vance Hollingsworth. Denny Delph. John Walton. Brant Kercheval. Brian Bragg. Doug Rodgers, Greg Green. Kent Wright. Matt Hunt. Darren Christy, Mike Ba- ker, Jason Caldwell. Greg Durbin. Shiloh Marsh. 2nd Row: Head Coach Larry Wright. Tom Cline. Alan Railer. Glen Speck. Steve Mars. Brian Alexander. Derek Delph. Scott Roberts. Tim Burton. Bryan Ellis, Spencer Barker. Jason Childers. Brian Bray. Paul Ehr- gott. Jason Spears. Dan Tooker. 3rd Row: Coach Shayne Clark. Coach Dave Urban. Coach Mike Mall. Manager Brian Wallace. Ed- die Scolley. Jay Walden. Joe Archer. Bryan Kercheval. Gerry Barnes. Toby Johnson, Aar- on Padgett. Brian Myers. Jeff Durham. Jubal Marsh. Danny Weschler. John Raines. 6 |ti 2 1. The freshmen sing the school song for their initiation. 2. Varsity Coach. Mr. Wright. 3. Asst? Varsity. Mr. Urban 4. Asst. Varsity, Mr. Nall 5. JR. VARSITY Back Row: Coach Clark. Eddie Scolley, Alan Railer. Glenn Speck. Steve Mars. Joe Archer, Tim Burton, Spencer Barker. Brian Myers. Jeff Durham, Jubal Marsh, Danny Wechsler. Jon Raines. Front Row: Tom Cline, Vance Hollingsworth, Denny Delph. John Walton, Derek Delph. Bri- an Alexander. Brian Bray, Jason Childers. Paul Ehrgott. Jason Spears. Dan Tooker. 50 5 With Support Comes Excellence MAHS would probably not have had an excellent varsity football team without the support of the coaches and the jr. varsity and fresh- men. Even though the individuals on this page are not out on the field during a varsity game, they are part of the backbone which is building an unbeatable team. Congratulations to the coaches, jr. varsity team, and freshman team who have created the well-known Blackhawks. 6. Brian Myers and Brian Alexander anxious- ly await their turn for action on the field. 7. FRESHMEN Back Row: Coach Veger. Lewie Moreford. Trace Barker. Phillip Starrett. Tony Adair. Brad Sheilds, Jared Fennell, Randy Massingill. Charlie Simms. Brad Ur- ban. Front Row: Jeff Dickerson. Tony Delph. Chris Christy. Todd Harris. Scott Thompson. Brett Partlow. Steve Bragg. 8. Jr. Varsity Coach. Mr. Clark. 9. Freshmen Coach. Mr. Veger. 1. Junior Aimee Thompson is thinking hard about the game. 2. Team mates patiently await as freshman. Shannon Christian re- turns the ball. 3. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM 1st Row: Jill Green. Violet Wright. Pam McClay. Wendi Davis. Amy Rude. 2nd Row: Tina Alexander. Kelli Ellis. Shannon Chris- tian. Stacey Wallace. Shannon Fritz. Coach Annette Thompson. 52 3 Coach Uplifts Players Season “The varsity and junior varsity volleyball teams were much im- proved since last year, but they need to work on their mental attitudes,” said Coach Thompson. The teams’ ability didn’t show on their season records. Though the varsity only won one game against the Deaf School, they were very competitive in most of their games. The junior varsity’s most com- petitive game was against Hamilton Southeastern. “At that game they suddenly realized they could play volleyball,” said Coach Thompson. Coach Thompson was asked if she thought the teams would win more games next year. Non-hesitantly she answered, “Yes definitely! Whether they do or not depends their mental attitudes.” Junior, Aimee Thompson, a Var- sity player, said “Even though our record didn’t show it. I feel we im- proved a lot since last year, and I look forward to next season.” Soph- omore, Missi Rayle said, “We were very competitive; we all had lots of fun playing together and, I look for- ward to next year.” 4. Sophomore, Angie Leisure serves the vol- leyball during the Sheridan. Clinton Central game. 5. Coach Thompson gives a pep talk to her varsity players. 6. Junior Vicy Cooper bumps the ball to setter. Aimee Thompson. 7. Junior Dena Whaley blocks at the net. during the Sheridan Clinton Central game. 8. VARSITY TEAM. 1st Row: Mary Lou Mor- ford. Christy Cummings. Aimee Thompson. Missi Rayle. Angie Leisure. 2nd Row: Jessie Waterman. Vicy Cooper. Dena Whaley. April Yeater. Michelle Williams. Coach Annette Thompson. 53 2 1. Benny Biddle. Jason Godby. and Robert Merchant relax after a tough race with Tipton and Hamilton Heights. 2. Robert Merchant. 3 runner works hard to catch a Tipton Blue Devil. 3. Chris Adams. 2 runner, should be the best challanger to take all-conference honors next year. 4. Brad Stone shows a lot of promise as he races his way into the 4 position on the young Hawks team. 5. Man- ager Brian Eden rakes walnuts before the start of the first race. 54 Hawks Dominate Charger Classic The Boys’ Varsity Cross Country team was in their second year of the new attitude system. They finished with a very promising overall record of 23-23, and in dual meets the Hawks were 4-4. That was quite an accomplishment for a team that beat only one opponent a year ago. Coach Brian Sears seemed to think the reason for the turn around was because last year’s team only had 3 or 4 guys doing 2 workouts a day, but this year the whole team worked out consistently. The young Hawks look to be strong again next year even though Timo Saarto and the 1 runner Benny Biddle will graduate. Return- ing is 2 runner Chris Adams, who felt this year’s success was due to the fact that, “We ran like a team, not a group of individuals.” Also re- turning will be 3 runner Robert Merchant. 4 runner Brad Stone, 5 runner Lance Steele, 6 runner Jason Godby, and 7 runner Bill Zollman. 6. Jason Godby pushing to gain lost time. 7. Benny Biddle. 1 runner, picks up the pace to insure a third place finish against Tipton and Hamilton Heights. 8. FRONT ROW: These are the trophies signifying the excel- lence of the C.C. team in the Charger Classic. SECOND ROW: Paul Bough. Brad Stone. Benny Biddle (Capt.). Chris Adams. Robert Merchant. THIRD ROW: Coach Sears. Jason Godby. Timo Saarto. Bill Zollman. Jeff Drayer. Matt Youmans. Manager Brian Eden. 55 1. Senior Sheri Laird jogs forward the finish- ing line. Laird broke 2 different school re- cords. 2. April Emery poses before another grueling meet. 3. “Great Job! says Coach Sears to April Emery and Kari Barker. . • r: - Girls Cross Country For the first time in Sheridan Cross Country history the Hawks fielded a girls team led by Senior Captain Sheri Laird. Although Sheri wasn't the 1 runner she was there to supply leadership. The number one runner was freshman Kari Bark- er. The number two runner was Kelli McNeely, a sophomore. Coach Sears said, “I’m real pleased but I’ll expect more from them next year. Other girls who could really help are: April Emery, Kristin Bishop, and Lillie Woodcock. The should be in good shape next year, losing only Sheri Laird to graduation. 1. Kellie McNeely has the chance to chat after a long meet. 2. “And they’re off!” 3. April Emery, Lillie Woodcock. Kristen Bishop. Coach Brian Sears. Kari Barker. Sheri Laird, and Kellie McNeely. Homecoming Luau 58 We dressed up to show spirit on homecoming week by wearing leis, tourist clothes, hats, Hawaiian shirts and red, black and white. The Queen candidates and class princess were freshman Violet Wright escorted by Scott Thomp- son, sophomore princess Susan Grinstead escorted by Jubal Marsh, junior class princess Aimee Thomp- son with escort Shiloh Marsh and queen candidates were Valerie Ste- phenson with escort Eddie Weakley, Mindy Guttman escorted by Kent Wright and Melanie Goff escorted by Greg Green. Pep session activities included the crowning of the king, Nick Christy. Senior Yvonne Harbaugh won the musical chairs. The lei toss was won by sophomores Jubal Marsh and Vance Hollingworth; the limbo was close but junior Todd Clark pulled it out. The pineapple chug was won by sophomore John Ramsey and the class sponsors did the coconut bowl. During halftime at the game, Mr. Sears announced the winners of the banners that the high schoolers made. The sophomores came in first with “Give the Stars that Hawaiian Punch.” Then came the big mo- ment, Melanie Goff was selected as the queen. 3 4 1. Queen Melanie Goff with escort Greg Green. 2. Barry Stone gives Queen Melanie a kiss. 3. Teachers lead a cheer at a pep ses- sion. 4. Aimee Thompson. Melanie Goff. Su- san Grinstead. Violet Wright. Mindy Guttman and Valerie Stephenson. 5. Jubal Marsh throws a lei to Vance Hollingswroth at the homecoming pep session. Hawks Enjoy Successful Season 2 The Sheridan Blackhawk Varsity Basketball Team started the season with two goals. One was to finish the season with a winning record and the other was to win the Carmel Sectional. With new coach Doug Huse making some changes in the team they went into the season with high hopes for reaching those goals. Led by seniors Steve Bruce, Nick Christy, Doug Rodgers, Matt Hunt, Barry Stone and Benny Biddle they were able to end the season with a 13 and 10 record. Unfortunately, the last loss of the season came in the final of the Sectional. Even though they failed to meet that last goal it was a very good season for the team, and especially for Steve Bruce who signed to play for Campbell University in North Carolina. Hopefully the Hawks will continue this kind of success for years to come. 1. Back row: Coach Huse. Steve Bilby, Tim Harris, Brad Stone. Scott Roberts. Brian Wal- lace, Coach Shelburne Front row: Steve Bruce. Doug Rodgers. Nick Christy. Benny Biddle, Barry Stone, Matt Hunt. 2. Steve Bruce goes up for a jump ball. 3. Steve Bruce shoots over a Noblesville defender. 4. Tim Harris lets one fly towards the hoop. 5. Nick Christy passes off against Westfield. 6. Doug Rodgers prepares to shoot a free throw. 7. Matt Hunt puts one off the glass for two. 8. Steve Bruce congratulated by teammates on another fine performance. 9. All eyes focus on the ball during a sectional game against Westfield. 10. Barry Stone shoots over the Huskies. 11. Steve Bruce blows by the de- fender. Reserve Basketball 62 With a team made up of mostly non-starters throughout their junior high years, many people were say- ing it would be a good year for the Reserve team, if they won more than once. Since they ended the sea- son with five wins you would have to consider it a successful season. Many of their losses were by slim margins and improvement by indivi- duals should help next year’s Varsi- ty team. This was the first year for many of the team members to play a lot of basketball in game situations. The experience will be needed for next year. 1. 1st Row: Woody Woodrum. Derek Eige, Matt Youmans. Vance Hollingsworth. 2nd Row: Brian Myers. Nathan Boone. Matt Barnes. Greg Shields. Coach Bill Collier. 2. Scott Roberts thinks about taking a shot. 3. Woody Woodrum goes up for a lay up against Webo. 4. Matt Barnes faces the opponent. 5. Woody Woodrum shoots a long range jumper. 1. Brad Urban makes a gallant effort for the ball. 2. Brad Urban skies for the jump ball. 3. Brad and Todd bring the ball up the court. 4. Team gets together before start of the game. Freshman Team: 1st Row: Lance Steele. Scott Newby. Kenny Aronson. Brad Shields. 2nd Row: Todd Harris. Brad Urban. Tony Adair. After wondering if they would even have enough people to have a team, the Freshman basketball team and Coach David Glunt proved that quality not quantity wins games. With only seven people on the team they were able to far sur- pass what people had expected from them. After a successful regular season they went into the County Tourney hoping to be able to win their first round game, but ended up being runner up in the tournament. This brought to end a good year for the Freshman team and they hope to continue this success in the years to come. 3 4 1. The girls take a bow during Stunt Might. 2. The Hawks prepare for a rebound against Hamilton Southeastern. 3. The team per- forms the Superbowl Shuffle. 4. Varsity: Christy Cummings. Shea Christy. Aimee Thompson. Jennifer Childers. Lana Hume. Kristen Bishop. Janet Munnally. Mary Lou Morford. Coach Annette Thompson. Angie Leisure. Sara Hatcher. Tina Hume. Lorna Raines. Dena Whaley. Cheryl Moss. Jenny Beecher. Beth Kercheval. Sheri Laird, and Vicy Cooper. 4 64 Uplifting Year Uprising is one way to describe the season of the girls reserve and varsity basketball teams. It proved to be a productive season with vast technique and very skilled players. Two spotlighted players were Beth Kercheval and Aimee Thompson, both receiving outstanding athlete awards. The girls started what is believed as an uphill trend. With the talented 5 girls that will remain on next years team, they are sure to have a more successful and goal-catching year. Two of the goal-catching fighters were Reserve Coach John Christy and Varsity Coach Annette Thomp- son, who along with the girls have put time and effort into a successful and proud year for MAHS Girls Bas- ketball 1. Lane Hume and Jennifer Childers pose while taking time out from basketball. 2. Thanks to the Millers. Cheryl Moss gets a free throw. 3. Taking time out is Tina Hume and Lorna Raines. 4. Working strategy. Amy Thompson takes the ball down court. 5. Re- serve: Violet Wright. Missi Rayle. Tina Alex- ander. Cheree Walton. Sara Hatcher. Shan- non Christian. Jill Green. Nikki Godby. April Yeater. and Angie Leisure. 65 V.UHM 'IMIIII ♦ •••MM 'HMtti V.V.V.V. V.7.WV, V.W.W. •MMMI IIMIMI • .... ..... • ••HIM .... • •HIM mVom- •••••� � • 66 1. Coach Urban and team intensly watch while Tom Cline (98 lb.) nails a Hamilton Heights wrestler. 2. Jay Walden (heavy weight) works on his Heights wrestler for points. 3. Senior Kent Wright displays just a few of his wrestling accomplishments after a meet. 4. Senior Eddie Weakley (All confer- ence champion) displays some accomplish- ments. 5. Brett Partlow scores two points on his Westfield opponent. 5 Wrestling 1 1. Referee shows to the crowd that Scott Thompson won his match. 2. The Blackhawk wrestling team. Front row: Scott Thompson, Eddie Weakley, Kent Wright. John Walton. Tom Cline. Back row: Coach Urban, Brett Partlow. Frank Perciful. Trace Barker. Bryan McCarty. Pete Brennen. Asst. Coach Veger. 3. Tom Cline scores points on his opponent during a triple dual. 4. Eddie Weakley about to pin his Noblesville opponent. 1. Benny Biddle, who holds the high jump record, shows his ability. 2. Rick Nelson was All-Conference in the 100 and 200 meter dash. He was the high point scorer in the RLC meet. 3. Long distance runner Robert Mer- chant leads the pack. Boys Track 1. Coach Sears watches Joe Archer, who broke the record in the discus. 2. Rick Nelson shows his speed during a race. 3. Rick Nelson receives the baton from Joe Archer. 4. SHERIDAN BOYS TRACK: Dan Tooker, Joe Archer. Benny Biddle. Robert Merchant, Chris Adams. Brian Dellinger. Denny Delph. Jason Spears. Rick Nelson. Bill Zollman. Trace Barker, Jared Fennell. Paul Bough. Rick Robertson, Eddie Weakley, Robert Bowen, Nathan Boone, and Coach Sears. 4 1. Sophomore Jennifer Childers shows great form. She set a new long jump record of 16’ 4Vi”. 2. Freshman Kari Barker gets ready to pass a Hamilton Heights runner and breaks the school record in the 1600m run with a time of 6:05. 3. Freshman Peggy Lehman caught in the act of throwing the shot put. 4. Freshman April Emery goes over the bar with ease. 5. Girls track: Coach Mr. Sears. Francis Woodcock. Sheri Laird, Jenny Bowen. Lillie Woodcock. Sarah Hatcher. Missy Smith. Missy Raile. Christy Cummings, Jill Green. April Emery. April Yeater. Aimee Thompson, and Kari Barker. Girls Track 3 1. Buddies Jennifer and Shea take a lap. 2. Senior Janet Nunnally takes the baton from Junior April Yeater and races off. 3. Coach Brian Sears checks his player’s time. 4. Sophomore Shea Christy plunges forward in the long jump. 71 1st row Mgr. Bryan McCarty. Barry Stone. Brian Woodrum. Jeff Durham. Tim Harris. Derek Eige. Brad Stone. Jason Caldwell. Mgr. Brian Wallace. Coach May. 2nd row Coach Veger. Mgr. Bryan Kercheval. Matt Hunt. Doug Rodgers. Brian Bragg. Gerry Barnes. Brant Kercheval. Coach Cline. Coach Potts. B A R R Y 72 4 The Sheridan Baseball team re- corded their best season since 1980 when they were 18-2. The baseball team ended with double figures in wins with 13, and single digits in losses with 8. They also recorded 1 tie. The pitching staff was the best that Sheridan has ever had, break- ing the E.R.A. record of above 2.5 with an E.R.A. of less than 2.2. The hitting was also excellent to help preserve a winning season. After the last game Coach May said “This year’s team has helped turn the Sheridan Baseball program around.” 1. Brant Kercheval watches a ball” go by. while Derek Eige awaits his turn. 2. Hawks pray for a victory. 3. Tim Harris takes warm- up throws for a victory. 3. Tim Harris takes warm up throws for shortstop. 4. Brian Bragg prepares for battle. 5. Range-Line All-Confer- ence member Brian Woodrum takes a lead off third. 6. Jason Caldwell under intense mental preparation while he puts on his cleats. 73 2 1. BAT GIRLS 1st Row: Vicki Hunt. Angie Leisure. Kristen Bishop. Francis Woodcock. Debbie Scolley. Valerie Stephenson. Melinda Louks. 2nd Row: Mrs. May. Violet Wright. Jill Childers. Nikki Godby. Tina Alexander. Ai- mee Thompson. April Yeater. Jennifer Childers. Michelle Williams 2. RESERVE TEAM 1st Row: Coach Potts. Chris Christy. Scott Thompson. Charlie Sims. Jeff McCandless. Bill Kellam. Brian Alexander. Tony Delph. 2nd Row: Timo Saarto. Jeff Dickerson. Jason Godby. Lance Steele. Brett Partlow. Arlie Cox. Brad Stone. Jeff Durham. Steve Bragg. Vance Hollings- worth. Bryan McCarty. 1. Jeff Durham throws batting practice. 2. Lance Steele, the spare key. waits for a ball to come to him at short. 3. Tony Delph dem- onstrates perfect pitching motion. 4. Scott Thompson holds on for dear life. 5. Tony Delph Charlie Sims talk strategy. 6. Arlie Cox rips a base hit during batting practice. 7. Charlie Sims catches warm-up tosses from Tony Delph. 8. Timo Saarto also rips a base hit during warm-up. 9. Coach Potts watches the game as Steve Bragg watches him. 74 RESERVE BASEBALL 7 9 76 1. Jay Moore. 2. Jason Caldwell. 3. Matt You mans. 4. Marty Wildman. 5. Brian Myers. 6. Brad Shields. 7. Greg Shields. 8. Scott McKinney. 9. Brad Urban. 10. Scott McKin- ney. Marty Wildman, Jay Moore, Brad Urban. Matt Youmans, Greg Shields, Jason Cald- well. Brian Myers, and Brad Shields. 11. Team gathers before tee off. 12. Coach Blotch. Greg Shields, and Brad Shields watch opponent’s ball. 77 VARSITY BASEBALL Carmel L 1-5 Lutheran W 14 4 Lebanon W 13-7 Hamilton Heights L 3-4 Attucks W 13-0 Attucks W 9-3 Westfield L 35 Tipton W 4-2 Daleville w 8-3 Clinton Central L 1-2 Hamilton S.E. L 06 Western Boone W Ol Clinton Prairie T 6-6 Zionsville W 5 1 Tri-Central L 1-4 Tri-West W 4-2 Tri-West W 7-0 Tri-High L 3-10 Cowan W 8-1 Cascade w 11-1 Ben Davis w SECTIONALS 6-4 Tipton L 3-4 Coach — Mr. May School Record ERA — 2.197 Lowest ERA: Doug Rodgers — .980 Most Career Homeruns: Jason Caldwell — 10 Highest Fielding Average Season: Jason Caldwell — 1.000 Doug Rodgers. Brian Woodrum — All Confer- ence Season Highlights: 1st winning season in 5 years: defeated Ben Davis BOYS TRACK Hamilton S.E. L 3879 Clinton Prairie L 39-88 Ind. Deaf School W 69-44 Clinton Central L 55 71 Western Boone L 3583 Heritage Christian W 8047 Ritter L 6265 Westfield L 4676 Hamilton Hts. L 5374 Zionsville L 4078 Tri-Central No Score Ham. Co meet 6th RLC 6th Sectional Coach — Brian Sears Records Broken: Discus — Joe Archer — 133’1 100 M.Dash — Rick Nelson — 10.2 200 M.Dash — Rick Nelson — 23.2 3200 M.Run — Paul Bough — 10:34.5 Award Winners: Rick Nelson — All-Conference 100 M. Dash Rick Nelson — All-Conference 200 M. Dash Season Highlights: Rick Nelson was high point scorer in the RLC meet. 78 RESERVE BASEBALL Hamilton Heights W 9-6 H. Southeastern L 3-9 Westfield L 2-3 Western Boone W 10-0 Hamilton Heights L 5-6 Clinton Prairie W 2-0 Westfield W 62 Hamilton Heights L GOLF 3-6 Westfield W 182 190 Western L 205-186 Western Boone L 191-173 Frankton W 177-182 Clinton Central W 198 221 Zionsville L 188 169 Clinton Prairie W 188211 Tri-West L 185 167 Hamilton S.E. W 177- F County 4th Mt. Vernon L 171-169 Conference 6th Tri-Central L 183-177 Hamilton Heights L 191 183 Eastern W 173 182 Taylor L 197 186 Sectionals 15th Coach — Ron Blotch Most Eagles in a Season and Career — 1 Lowest Season Average: Greg 43.0 Shields — Lowest Season Average — Putting: Greg Shields — 16.2 MVP — Greg Shields BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Taylor W 6656 Lebanon L 59-72 Heritage Christian W 74-40 Rossville W 78-58 Frankton w 5348 Mt. Vernon L 60-74 Westfield w 8378 Mt. Vernon L 58 71 Hamilton S.E. (20T) W 5654 Tri-West (30T) L 66 68 Westfield W 70-59 Hamilton Heights L 63-74 Tipton L 51 59 Clinton Central W 88 66 Speedway L 52-60 Clinton Prairie W 83-68 Western Boone L 44-47 Tri-Central L 8294 Zionsville W 6855 Brebeuf W 77-55 SECTIONALS Hamilton Heights W 64-57 Westfield W 81-74 Noblesville L 60-94 Coach — Mr. Huse. Mr. Shelburne. Ast. Captains — Steve Bruce. Nick Christy. Doug Rodgers Most Assists Game: Steve Bruce — 12 Most Assists Season: Steve Bruce — 164 Most Assists Career: Steve Bruce — 215 Most Rebounds Game: Nick Christy — 18 Best Season Free Throw Percentage: 362- 485 .746 Best Season Field Goal Percentage: 587- 1124 .479 Steve Bruce. Nick Christy — All Conference Steve Bruce, Doug Rodgers. Tim Harris — All Sectional Season Highlights: First winning season in 9 years: 2nd place in Range Line Conference Steve Bruce Division I College Scholarship GIRLS TRACK Hamilton S.E. L 53-54 Clinton Prairie L 35-74 Ind. Deaf School W 79-28 Clinton Central L 50-59 WEBO W 76-33 Zionsville L 2386 Heritage Christian W 91-18 Westfield w 80-28 Hamilton Heights L 18-91 Tri-Central W 45-41 Hamilton Co. 5th RLC 7th tie Sectional 15th Records Broken: High Jump — April Emery — 5’0 1 4“ Long Jump — Jennifer Childers — 16 4 3 4 1600 M. Run — Kari Barker — 6:05 First .5000 season in dual meets in the histo- ry of the school VARSITY FOOTBALL Lebanon W 20-0 Tri-Central W 21-12 Hamilton Heights W 8-0 Westfield W 8-0 Clinton Central W 37-0 Clinton Prairie L 0-7 Zionsville L 6-43 Hamilton S.E. L 6-14 Lapel W 38 12 Westfield w 8-6 Laf. Cent. Cath. w 16-7 South Putnam L 6-7 Coach — Mr. Wright Hamilton County Football Player of Year — Kent Wright All County — Kent Wright: Linebacker. Doug Rodgers: Defensive Back Honorable Mention Offense — Brian Bragg. Shiloh Marsh Honorable Mention Defense — Darren Christy. Greg Durbin All Range Line Conference — Kent Wright. Doug Rodgers. Darren Christy. Brian Bragg. Shiloh Marsh UPI — First Team All State Line-backer — Kent Wright RESERVE FOOTBALL Tri-Central W 46-6 Frankton W 14-0 Hamilton Hts. W 6-0 Clinton Prairie W 56 12 Zionsville W 14-6 Lebanon L 14 20 Western Boone W 22 12 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Western Boone W 14-0 Clinton Central W 14-0 Westfield W 8-0 Hamilton Heights W 14 0 North Montgomery W 280 Zionsville L 0-20 Hamilton S.E. W 14 6 Tipton L 820 VOLLEYBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL Clinton Central 6.6 15,15 Western Boone 2.3 15.15 Zionsville 6.2 15.15 Clinton Prairie 0,2 15.15 Deaf School 15.15 1.9 Lapel 12.12 15.15 John Marshall 10.6 15.15 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Lapel W 29-26 Ham. SE L 27-29 Charger Classic 1st Frankton L 26-29 Western Boone L 21-34 Danville L 16 39 Zionsville L 41-18 Westfield L 3525 Heritage Christian W n a Clinton Prairie L 39-18 Clinton Central L 2827 Tipton L 49-23 Hamilton Hts -57 Taylor L 36-42 Tri-Central -46 RLC 5th Hamilton County 5th Sectional 10th Coach — Brian Sears Captain — Benny Biddle Senior Course and School Record — Benny Biddle: 17:23. 17:45 Sophomore Record: Robert Merchant — 18:06 Sophomore Course Record — Brad Stone: 18:24 Freshman Record — Paul Bough — 18:22 Freshman Course Record — Lance Steele: 19:06 MVP — Benny Biddle Season Highlights: First dual meet win since 1980: Record: 23-23 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Lapel (forfeit) Hamilton S.E. (forfeit) N. Mont. Classic Frankton Western Boone (forfeit) Danville Zionsville Clinton Prairie (forfeit) Clinton Central (forfeit) Tipton Ham. Hts. Taylor Tri-Central RLC Meet Ham. Co. Meet Sectional L 42 19 W 9th 39-19 L 50-15 W L L W W 65-30-34 22-36 W forfeit 2236 3rd 4th 12th Coach — Mr. Sears Captain — Sheri Laird School Record — Kellie McNeely: 17:32 Course Record — Kari Barker: 18:34 Senior Course and School Record — Sheri Laird: 20:21. 19:13 Sophomore Course and School Record — Kellie McNeely: 19:04. 17:32 Freshman Course and School Record — Kari Barker: 18:34. 18:05 MVP — Kari Barker Season Highlights: Having a full team for the first time in school history Frankton W 66 41 Tri-Central L 35-64 Zionsville L 5558 Lapel W 6243 Clinton Prairie W 44-38 Hamilton Heights L 36-46 Westfield (o.t.) L 4854 Western Boone W 5547 Clinton Central L 42-67 Westfield Inv. Westfield W 4644 Hamilton Heights L 5255 Hamilton SE. W 4435 Heritage Christian W 79-24 Western L 52-60 Frankfort L 56-60 Noblesville L 31-69 Rossville W 47-42 Sectional Zionsville L 3667 Coach — Miss Thompson Captain — Aimee Thompson Team Record — Most points in a single game: 79 pts. Beth Kercheval — Career scoring record: 645 pts. Aimee Thompson. Beth Kercheval — All Conference Beth Kercheval — First Team All County Dean Whaley. Aimee Thompson. Cheryl Moss — Honorable Mention Season Highlights: Junior Varsity having 12- 1 season and defeating Noblesville SPORTS SCOREBOARD 79 80 81 Cheers For The Blackhawks 1. Booster Club members get rowdy during a pep session. 2. JV Cheerleaders: Kelly Art- man. Vicy Cooper. Michelle Williams. Kristen Bishop, and Carrie Heffelmire. 3. Freshman Cheerleaders: Tina Alexander. Peggy Leh man. Violet Wright. Nikki Godby. and Shan non Christian. 82 £y ERI 04 V BLACKHAWKE 1. Varsity Cheerleaders: Lisa Harris. Dena Whaley. Francis Woodcock. Angie Smith, and Laura Wisehart. 2. Blackhawk cheer- leaders pose for a picture during fall home- coming. 3. Cheerleaders perform for the blackhawk booster club during a school pep session. Tough practices and routines, decorating lockers, bearing cookies, and planning pep sessions are just a few of the many activities the 85-86 cheerleaders were involved in throughout the school year. But it didn’t stop there. During the sum- mer, many of the girls attended cheerleading camp to improve their performance the following year. This year’s cheerleaders made an excellent attempt to entertain the school. Many hardships made it very difficult. Angie had the first of the hardships with fracturing her arm; then came Dena’s ankle injury; and third was Francis breaking her ankle. Overall, they came through with dedication. 83 YOU CAN court ... to get the job done Angie Smith works on an experiment during Jonn. chemistry. ing tl T ON as MM. ACADEMICS Spencer Barker in deep thought. Finding A Place To Study My favorite place to study is the library. — Angie Leisure We all had our favorite places to study. Some of us liked to study at home, but the rest of us liked to get the work done here so we wouldn’t have homework. Study hall was often boring for a lot of us so we looked forward to going to the Media Center. The Me- dia Center is a place for everyone to learn, imagine, dream, and find out. It’s no longer just a library. It’s a major source of information to sup- Scott McKinney crams for a test. plement and enrich all class instruc- tion with the use of books, periodi- cals, vertical files, etc. Mrs. Cotton has worked hard in the Media Center for six years to keep not only the flow of books go- ing, but also the lending of audio visual equipment. Computers, re- cords, casette tapes, magazines, newspapers, and paperbacks are only a few of the items which have been provided by the Media Center. Robin Greathouse, Tammy Daniels, and Brett David Alsup. Chris Adams. Jason Spears. Hillock are using their time wisely to catch and Katrina Lewis are intensely involved, up on homework. 86 We checked out several books from the library — some because we had to, but I guess there were a couple we checked out for our own enjoyment. Belinda Perry checks out another book. If Cindy DeVaney opens this door will she enter the Twilight Zone? Lori Hacker. Claudette Harbaugh. Teresa Col- lins. Loretta Grimes, and Beverly Whitmoyer are suppose to be studying, but instead they take a second to be hams. 87 Languages Learning the Spanish language has helped me to better understand and appreciate the English language. — Lori Hacker Let’s face it. English isn’t the most exciting class to take in school, right? So, you wonder, why is so much of it required? Ask your- self this questioni: If there was not an English language (or any other language for that matter), how would people communicate? Lan- guage is the main form of communi- cation between people. Mrs. Quist's class celebrates with a fiesta. Of all the languages, English is the most complex to learn. English involves the study of writing, gram- mar, speech, literature, etc. As said by Miss Annette Thompson, “Eng- lish can be a hodge-podge lan- guage.” Miss Thompson’s class takes part in the Students read and discuss in literature class, play: A Raisin In The Sun. 86 Jeff Durham won the Rotary Speech Contest: Frank Purciful placed 2nd and Dena Whaley placed 3rd. Freshmen relax before English class starts. Mrs. Laver helps students improve their writ- ing in English Composition. 89 Math And Science “My favorite part of chemistry was the pea- nut brittle experiment.” — Aimie Thompson Students chose the following as their favorite unit in math: Brian Bragg — square roots. Robert Mer- chant — less common multiples. Kimberly Mars — hyperbola. Brian Wallace — square roots. Mr. Lindquist kept busy teaching Advanced Math and Computer Math, while Mrs. Dunn taught Alge- bra and Advanced Math. Mr. Ter- hune taught Geometry. Mr. Terhune checks physics equipment. Students chose the following as their favorite science experiments: Aimee Thompson — peanut brittle. Brian Kerr — cannon experiment. Brian Wallace — cake cave-in ex- periment. Barry Stone — cannon ex- periment. Mrs. Ellis taught Life Science, Bi- ology and Advanced Biology. Mr. Terhune taught Chemistry, Ad- vanced Chemistry, and Physics. Dan Hiatt. Melinda Louks. Brian Bragg, have Mrs. Dunn prepares for class, a few laughs during Chemistry. 90 2 1. No. this is not a puppet show, but a cat that is being dissected by the Advanced Biol- ogy class. Jeff McCandless. John Ramsey. Yvonne Harbaugh. Danny Parks. Sara Hatch- er. Ricky Davis, and Frank Purciful. 2. Jason Godby, April Yeater. and Bryan Kercheval in chemistry. 3. A close-up of Tom Cat. 4. Eddie Weakley and Kristi Robertson watch a phys- ics experiment. Business And Computers For many years at Marion-Adams high school, the business classes have prepared hundreds of students for their future occupations. The re- cent addition of the computer lab, installed just last year, now gives even more students training in courses which may assist them in the line of work they choose after graduation. 1. Christy Cummings and John Walton work side by side during computer class. 2. Julie Cox being caught red-handed while trying to break into the Pentagon’s security system. 3. Junior Todd Clark sneaks a peak at the key- board in typing class. 4. Lisa Covey studies mega hard during her free time. 5. While in a business class. Rhonda Wilhoite catches up on her sleep. 6. Go ahead punk make my day! 7. Kristen and Angie stare in disbe- lief at the many mistakes made in typing. 93 Students Study Society My favorite part of Social Studies was studying the presidents. — Susan Grinstead Psychology: “Psychology is something kids can relate to,”said Mr. Potts. It’s the study of people. Mr. Potts thinks his students enjoy this class because it’s about things that are happening to them. They’ve done experiments — on hypnosis, meditation and problem solving. Social Studies 10: When I asked Mr. Blotch if he thought kids liked his class he said “I don’t think the students enjoy the papers.” Social studies deals with human relation- ships and the institutions of human society. Sociology: Mr. Veger’s class has been watching films on race dis- crimination. The films explain why people are prejudice. Government: The government class did a term paper. They could do it on anything about government that they had talked about. Mr. Potts said he thinks the kids don’t mind doing the paper because they don’t work any harder on the paper than they do a regular assignment. 1. Mr. Vcger trys to get a reaction out of his sociology class. 2. Mr. Blotch gets ready to give the semester test. 94 In the Middle East, terrorists con- tinued to murder innocent victims. President Reagan orders F-14s to intercept an Egyptian airliner carry- ing four Palestinians who hijacked a Mediterranean cruise ship and mur- dered an American passenger. With the millions of people starv- ing in Africa, rock stars joined to earn a billion dollars during the Live Aid Concert. An earthquake left 20,000 dead in Mexico. In a Japanese village the JAL-123 crashed and killed a record high of 520. A Delta jet crashed in Dallas kill- ing 134 of the 160 aboard. Rajiv Gandhi became India's Prime Minister with a winning land- slide. Raegan resumed his powers after his successful cancer surgery. China’s Deng Xiaoping led a “sec- ond revolution which appeared to be an attempt to combine commu- nism and capitalism. Jan. 1986 terrorists gunned down travelers in Rome and Vienna Air- ports. 15 people were dead and 74 were wounded. Corazon Aquino was sworn in as Philippine President. On that same day, following a 20-year rule, an ail- ing Ferdinand Marcos fled to Guam, Hawaii and exile. Cheap Oil! $10 per bbl. In an attempt to stop or slow down terrorism and Gaddaffi, the US bombed military and intelligence targets in Tripoli and Benghazi, Lib- ya. In Kiev, (J.S.S.R., a Chernobyl Nu- clear Reactor Complex exploded and put the world into a frightful shock. Barely a minute into its 10th orbit- al mission, the shuttle Challenger exploded, killing six astronauts and teacher Christa McAuliffe, the first “ordinary American to venture into space. 2 Mr. Wright making his U.S. history class laugh. 2. Mr. Potts gets ready to teach his psychology class. EVENTS WHICH OCCCJRED 1985- 1986 39 Americans hostages were on the TWA Flight 847 which was hi- jacked for 17 days. President Reagan and Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev met in Geneva for a fireside chat. Let’s Get Physical The boys PE class enjoy a game of war. Kari Barker and Amy Rude playing in PE. % 2 4 1. Greg Durbin works in ag class. 2. Amy Rude. Kari Barker, and Mr. May play a game in PE. 3. Student gets serious about the game war. 4. Brian Stone. Lonnie Phillips. Aaron Padgett. Matt Barnes, and Greg Berry wrapped up in ag class. 97 Skills For The Future I think that vocational classes are a good step toward the outside.” Danny Aronson We will never forget the vocation- al classes we took because they were the ones which gave us the practical experience we needed for our futures. In home-economics classes we learned such skills as sewing, time management, organi- zational skills, and consumer skills. Mrs. Newcom said that the most im- portant thing that students learn in foods class is how to improve eating habits. “They learn what foods pro- vide the best nutrients for healthy bodies.” Timo Saarto and Eddie Weakley are making cookies in Home Ec class. In the shop classes, Mr. Veger and Mr. Cook provided projects which helped us develop such skills as problem solving. “Creative think- ing is what I stress the most,” said Mr. Veger. “This helps the students solve different types of problems.” With Mr. Cook’s expertise, we learned how to design and draw a house to scale in architect class; how to draw sectional views in tech- nical drawing; and in wood working class we made magazine racks and Christmas ornaments. Mike Mars. Brad Hagedon. Diana Burdette. Matt Hunt is taking a test on the lathe in and Pam McClay are creating the typical metals class, scene of a day in the foods class. 98 i Cindy Devaney and Ron Selby in Mr. Cook s shopclass. Kent Wright. Cindy Devaney. Carrie Brooks cooking in Home Ec. Tim McElhaney working on the jig saw. Career Center The J. Everette Light Career Cen- ter provided an alternative program for M.A.H.S. students. Fourteen stu- dents traveled to North Central each morning and returned to Marion-Ad- ams at noon. The Career Center provided classes in Auto Mechanics, Auto Body, Heating and Air Conditioning, Computers, Electronics, Machine Tooling, and Cosmetology. Stu- dents did activities such as rebuild- ing a Mustang. 100 101 Art And Music Marion-Adams offers both Begin- ning and Advanced Art. In Beginning Art, sketching with pencil and chalk were the first steps. The next step was to learn how to shade. Some other projects included ink, water colors, oil pastels, and sculpturing. Advanced Art included basically the same projects but students were ex- pected to perform on a higher level. Some of the projects which were done this year were: eagle, alligator, car, bear head, guitar, mask. Mrs. Dollens and Mr. Christian worked hard to provide several dif- ferent music opportunities for stu- dents. Mrs. Dollens directs the Sing- ing Sensations. They practiced ev- ery day during second period to learn songs for performances here “I'm trying to make a career out of it.” — Shayre Fitzgerald at school and in the community. The choir also participated in contests. Mr. Christian directed the concert, marching, and jazz band. Not only did the bands practice during 1st and 4th periods, but they also prac- ticed hours after school. Band camp was also a time when students put in strenuous hours. Danny Daugherty paints his AC DC picture. Drawing by Shayre Fitzgerald Rick Dellinger poses by his finished eagle. 102 3 I.The band performs at the Hoosier Dome 2. The choir practices. 3. JAZZ BAND 1st Row: Brenda Brennen. Jenny Beecher. 2nd Row: Kim Brennen. Chris Hinshaw. 3rd Row: Brian Dellingner. Martin Pearson. Mary Lou Mor- ford. Chris Adams. Raymond Roberts. 4th Row: Autumn Burks, Brian Kerr. Ellen Stone, Pete Brennen, Lewie Morford, Amy Padgett, Brian Eden. Brad Stone, Beth Kercheval. 4. CHOIR 1st Row: Missy Smith. Sheila Jones. 2nd Row: Jenny Bowen. Gina Barker. Dorthy Hensley. Darlene Johnson. 3rd Row: Julie Smith. Stacey Hendricks. Jesse Waterman, Wanda Sevier. Lisa Wilson. Lillie Woodcock. Sara Hatcher. Trina Ewing, Amy Padgett. 4th Row: Mike Hendricks. Matt Hunt. Martin Pearson. Lewie Morford. John Christian. 5th Row: Brian Kerr. Raymond Roberts, Roby Bougher. Alan Cook, Trace Barker. 4 103 YOU CAN CC The crowd awaits the bride before the mocx wedding. x wr on as Sneak attack by Commando Speck on hat and sunglasses day. (Larry Bearhs, left) “I enjoy Marion-Adams mostly because of the close student-teacher relationships. Wanda Sevier PEOPLE OUR STAFF Wayne Long Superintendent School Board Kent Harris Wayne Long (standing). Wally Weakley. Harvey Evoy. John Padgett. Bill Stone. Asst. Superintendent Richard Hendricks Al Youmans Principal Doug Huse Linda Stahl Asst. Principal Guidance Counselor Shane Clark Jr. High Dean Margaret Wilson Jr. High Counselor Marie Mosbaugh Adm. Secretary Sarah Godby Clerk Treasurer 106 9 10 11 SUPERINTENDENT’S SECRETARIES: 1. Gloria Bacon. 2. Juanita Thompson. MAIN- TENANCE: 3. Kenny Walker. 4. Jeff Hea- drick. CUSTODIAL: 5. Bill Leap. 6. Howard Perry. 7. Charles Greathouse. 8. Keith Cline. 9. Winona Moss. COOKS: 10. Betty Staley. Cafeteria Manager. 11. Connie Bouse. Head Cook. 12. Mava Baker. 13. Carolyn Biddle. 14. Iris Stone. Not pictured: Beryl Kouns. Transportation Director. Keith Rinkenberg. 12 Custodial Supervisor. Marlita Waggoner. Nurse. BUS DRIVERS: Gene Gossard. Larue Thompson. William D. Wilson. Kevin Kouns. Dan Singleton. Phil Hunt. Ted Beck. Robert Hawley. Kenny Moore. Judy Langdon. Tom Wright. Phil Kercheval. Grover Waitt. Martha Pence. Keith Cline. LeAnn Mason, and Jim Stultz. 13 107 Teachers ■ Ron Blotch Social Studies B.S. Butler University M.S. Butler University Sharon Brimberry Voc. Bus. Economics B.A. University of Evansville M.S. Indiana State lot unr 211 j Jim Carr Vocational and Practical Arts B.S. Purdue M.S. Purdue Dan Christian Band Director B.M.E. Wheaton College M.A. in music Ball Shayne Clark J.H. Science B.A. Anderson College IA.S. Butler University Bill M. Collier US History. HS Athletic Director B.S. Carson-Newman M.S. Indiana Universitv Alan Cook Industrial Arts B.S. Ball State M.S. IUPUI Patricia Cotton Media Director B.S. Butler M.S. Butler Evelyn Dollens Choral Music Director B.M. Butler M.A. Butler Joan Dunn Math. Accounting B.S. Ball State M.S. Ball State Leslie Ellis Biology, Life Science B.S. Butler M.S. Butler Pam Karandos Learning Disabilities B.A. Marion College Laura Laver Lloyd Lindquist English Adv. Math. Computers B.S. Western Kentucky B.S. Purdue University M.S. Murry State Brian A. May Physical Education B.S. IUPUI Mike Hall Cheri Mewcom Julia Hicholson Jackie Pickett Physical Education Home-Economics Business Math. Home-Ec B.S. IUPUI B.S. Purdue B.S. Indiana State B.S. Ball State M.S. I.U. Kokomo University M.S. IUPUI M.S. Indiana State University Tom Potts Social Studies B.S. Purdue 108 Naomi Quist Spanish. J.H. English B.A. Calvin College M.A.T. Spanish 1.(1. Virginia Reed English B.A. Indiana Central M.S. 1.(1. r James Sanborn Art B.A. Maryville College. Tenn. M.A. Ball State Brian Sears Science. Health B.S. Indiana University John Terhune Chemistry. Physics. Geometry B.S. Taylor University M.A.T. Indiana University Amy Thomas English. Annual B.A. Indiana Central University M.S. IUPUI Annette Thompson English B.S. Indiana Central University Dave Urban Special Education B.S. Ball State M.S. Ball State Margaret Wilson English. J.H. Guidance B.S. Indiana University M.S. Indiana University Larry Wright US History B.S. Ball State M.S. Butler University Joseph A. Vegar Industrial Arts B.S. Ball State Linda Wernke Math B.S. Ball 5'ate M.S. Ball State JUNIORS Chris Adams Brian Alexander Kelly Artman Bernice Ball Spencer Barker Gerry Barnes Matt Barnes Jenny Beecher Sandra Biddle Nathan Boone Robert Bowen Brian Bragg David Brandenburg Brian Bray Kimberly Brennan John Burdette Tim Burton Jason Caldwell Jill Childers John Christian Todd Clark Teresa Collins Vicy Cooper Lisa Covey Rick Dellinger Cynthia DeVaney Jeff Drayer Brian Eden Bryan Ellis Trena Ewing Jennifer Faucett Kim Faucett Denny Farentello Dean Fiely Jason Godby Tony Greider Loretta Grimes Lisa Harris Tim Harris Amy Hatcher Daniel Hiatt Lisa Hiatt Toby Johnson Karla Keesling Beth Kercheval Brant Kercheval Bryan Kercheval Elaine Leisure no Melinda Louks Jennifer Mackintosh Rachel McKinzie Shiloh Marsh Greg Moore Mark Morefield Jana Morelock MaryLou Morford Cheryl Moss Don Mossburg Michelle Morely Brian Myers Rick Nelson Aaron Padgett Kimberly Parsons Lonnie Phillips Alan Railer Jonathan Raines Scott Roberts Sheri Samuels Shelia Scott Tom Scott Greg Shields Angela Smith Julie Snethen Ken Speck Brian Stone Aimee Thompson Matt Viehe Jay Walden Brian Wallace Eric Watts Jonnan West Dena Whaley Rhonda Wilhoite Michelle Williams Laura Wisehart Brian Woodrum Stacy Worthy April Yeater Bill Zollman SOPHOMORES Joe Archer Gina Barker Pamela Barker Larry Beahrs Kevin Berry Kristen Bishop Andy Brodeur Carrie Brooks Jason Childers Jennifer Childers Shea Christy Tom Cline Fawn Cooper Arlie Cox Julie Cox Mark Coy Christy Cummings Tammy Daniels Ricky Davis Wendy Davis Dennis Delph Derek Delph Pam Dunning Jeff Durham Paul Ehrgott Derek Eige Trina Fennell Mike Gary Susan Grinstead Brad Hagedon Donald Harden Rosey Hash Sarah Hatcher Carrie Heffelmire Shelly Hendricks Mark Hiatt Jeff Hicks Vance Hollingsworth Tina Hume Vicki Hunt Karol Keesling Marianne Kingsley John Kinkead Angie Leisure Katrina Lewis Jubal Marsh Jeff McCandless Pam McClay 112 Randy McElhaney Kellie McNeely Robert Merchant Jay Moore Amy Padgett Danny Parks Tony Parsons Kevin Pearson Belinda Perry Frank Purciful John Ramsey Missy Rayle ft Janet Roberts Raymond Roberts Rick Robertson Eddie Scolley Terry Scott Julie Seats Julie Smith Jason Spears Glenn Speck Brad Stone Ellen Stone Richard Strawn Dan Tooker Sherri Walker Stacy Wallace John Walton Jessie Waterman Danny Wechsler Beverly Whitmoyer Marty Wildman Angie Williamson Lillie Woodcock Matt Youmans 113 FRESHMEN Tony Adair Tina Alexander Shaun Alsop David Alsop Kenny Aronson John Artman Kari Barker Trace Barker Mark Blankenship Paul Bough Peggy Bougher Roby Bougher Jenny Bowen Samantha Bowen Steve Bragg Pete Brennan Autumn Burks Shannon Christian Chris Christy Alan Cook Toni Davis Stacy Dellinger Tony Dclph Jeff Dickerson April Emery Jared Fennell Shayre Fitzgerald Shannon Fritz Julie Ginn Nikki Godby Robin Greathouse Jill Green Melissa Greenwood Tonya Grieder Todd Harris Mike Hendricks Curt Hill Brett Hillock Chris Hinshaw Kelly Hogan Carrie Jackson Darlene Johnson Sheila Jones Bill Kellam Peggy Lehman Nancy Lindenmayer Bryan McCarty Scott McKinney a 4 +A k i Michelle McKinzie Steve Mars Randy Massingill Lewie Morford Scott Newby Jody Owens Brett Partlow Cynthia Perkins James Plumlee Dwayne Reed Dale Robertson Amy Rude Kathy Rude Carolee Scott Wanda Sevier Brad Shields Charlie Sims Missy Smith Tammy Stacy Phil Starrett Lance Steele Leon Strawn Bobby Stuart Larry Sutton s Kim Thomas Scott Thompson Brenda Tudor Brad Urban Cheree Walton Carrie Wertz Violet Wright Todd Yant 115 YOU CAN COUNT on as JR HIGH EIGHTH Dan Akard Melanie Anderson Cathleen Aronson Michelle Beahrs Kim Bevington Stephen Bishop Grant Boone Sarah Boone Kelly Bougher Ronna Bray Michelle Burroughs Todd Burton Julie Busenbarrick Regina Carter Lisa Compton Amber Cook Mike Cook Calvin Cooper Brian Coy Heather Daisley Heidi Davis Kenny Delp Adam Delph Grant Delph Terry Dodge Jill Doty Melissa Dunning Lori Eden Larry Eidson Jamison Eige n ! MS' 4' M Becky Ewing Joe Faucett Samantha Grossman Jennifer Guttman Jason Halcomb Todd Hamrick Jennifer Harmeson Lillie Hawkins Tracie Hiatt Kelli Hurley Mary Inman Jeff Johns Andrew Johnson Jennifer Kercheval Mark Kinkead Brett Law Linda Lehman Jason Leonard 118 Steve Leonard T.J. Lewis Kimi Lyon Michelle MacKintosh Tanya Maddox Melinda Mars Paula Mars Kelly Massingill Russ Meranda Robin Merchant Denise Moran Chris Paddack Lance Padgett Greg Palmer Devona Pearson Randy Peek Leonah Perry Barry Railer Martin Raines Candi Rayle Beth Rose Brenda Rose Jason Rudd Marcus Ryan Chris Singleton Melora Speaar Matt Spencer Laura Stapleton Adam Stone Susie Stumm Dickie Thomas Eddie Thomas Mark Treitsch Shaun Urban Dustin Walden Amy Wertz April Wertz Denise Wiles Jesse Williams Heather Wilson 119 SEVENTH Sam Able Greg Allison Cheryl Artman Heather Baker Jeff Barnes Paul Bennett Julie Blanchard Chris Bouse Julie Bowen Ginny Brennan Steve Burdette Susan Burgan i Jason Byers Kathleen Coffman Tonya Cox Michael Cummings Scott Dell Nick Delph rs A Si DeVaney Jennifer Dickerson Jeremy Dodge Andy Dollard Tricia Dunn Julie Durbin Emily English Scott Garrett Karen Graham Jennifer Hadley Rick Hamrick Christine Harris DeeAnn Hill Gavin Hoffman Tim Honaker Randy Horn Mindy Isenhour Annette Jenkins S' Jerry Johns Brett Kellam Chris Kelshaw Gary Kelshaw Gwen Laughlin Amy Law Chris Lewis Lori Lyon Don Massey Melanie Maynard Tim McElhany Vickie McElroy 120 Candy McNeely Jamie Mossburg Holly Palmer Shane Partlow Johnny Payne Julie Pearson Chris Penrose Kirby Purciful Angie Purvis Keith Roberts Marty Samuels Amy Sanborn Ron Selby Bryan Shook Andy Sims Angela Smith Kimberly Smith Jeff Snell Aaron Spears Billy Spencer Chris Spencer Branna Steele Candace Stepp Cindy Stitt Sparky Stowers Anita Strawn Tim Stuart William Taylor y Michael Terry Jeff Walker Michelle Weakley Gayle Whicker Tabatha Whitmore Scott Wire Missy Woodrum Robin Wyatt John Zollman 121 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL — 1st ROW: Ginny Brennan. Branna Steele. Tricia Dunn. Candi Rayle. Laura Stapleton. 2nd ROW: Susan Burgan. Julie Pearson. Tabatha Whitmore. Julie Durbin. WEIGHTLIFTING — 1st ROW: Jeff Snell. Nick Delp. Sparky Stowers. Ron Selby. Paul Bennett. 2nd ROW: Calvin Cooper. Shane Partlow. Shawn Urban. 3rd ROW: Terri Harri- son. Dickie Thomas. Basil Graham. Marty Samuels. Michael Cummings 7th GRADE BASKETBALL — 1st ROW: Chris Lewis. Jeff Snell. Shane Partlow. Larry Eidson. Mike Cummings. Don Massey. 2nd ROW: Steve Burdette. Brett Kellam. Johnny Payne. Marty Sammuels. Si DeVaney. Don Massey CAST FROM SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN FRIENDS” — 1st ROW: Johnny. Payne. Lisa Compton. Dujtin Walden. Aaron Spears. Jennifer Guttman. Jerry John. Jason Byers. Robin Merchant. Miss Karandos. Cath- leen Aronson. 8th GRADE BASKETBALL — 1st ROW: Cal- vin Cooper. Lance Padgett. Dustin Walden, Steve Leonard. 2nd ROW: Randy Peek. Dickie Thomas. Grant Boone. Stephen Bish- op. BASEBALL CARD CLUB ROW 1: Mike Snod- grass. David Carter. Chris Lewis. Scott Wier. ROW 2: Greg Palmer. Todd Hamrick. Lance Padgett. Jason Rudd. Steven Bishop. Keith Roberts. Jeremy Dodge. Sam Able. Brian Shook. Chris Bouse. Randy Horn. ROW 3: Chris Singleton. Barry Railer. Martin Rains. Brian Coy. Jeff Johns. Jason Lcnord. Brett Kellam. Mark Kinkead. Adam Stone, Johny Payne. Marcus Ryan. Mark Treitsch. JR. HIGH BAND Row 1: Angie Smith. Mary Inman. Michelle Weakley. Julie Bowen. Tonya Cox. Amy Sanborn. Karen Graham. Robin Wyatt. Branna Steele. Gayle Whicker, Anita Strawn. Emily English. Jennifer Spears. Row 2: Julie Pedigo. Mr. Christian. Annette Jenkins, Missi Woodrum. Julie Pear- son, Michelle Bcahrs, Kim Bevington. Denise Moran. Melissa Dunning. Melora Spears. Lori Eden. Kelly Massengill. Jennifer Guttman. Ginny Brennan. Row 3: Leonna Perry. Heather Daisley. Julie Busenbarrick. Jennifer Guttman. Jennifer Harmeson. Mary Inman. Melinda Mars. Linda Lehman. Jennifer Ker- cheval. Row 4: Bryan Shook. Michael Terry. Tim McElhaney. Todd Burtron, Kenny Delp, Adam Stone. Scott Dell. Chris Spencer. Lance Padgett. 7th GRADE FOOTBALL Sparky Stowers. Tim Stuart. Si DeVaney. Brett Kellam. Ron Selby. Coach Tom Potts. Mike Pence. Jason Byers. Johnny Payne. Andy Simms. Michael Cummings. Shane Partlow. Keith Roberts STUDENT COUNCIL — 1st ROW: Shane Partlow. Tim Stewart. Steve Leonard. 2nd ROW: April Wertz. Annette Jenkins. Michelle Weakley. Amy Wertz. 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS — Jill Doty. Jennifer Kercheval. Kimi Lyon. Kelli Hurley, Linda Lehman. 1st ROW: Scott Dell. Missy Woodrun. Ste- phen Bishop. 2nd ROW: Johnny Payne. An- nette Jenkins. Amy Wertz. Barry Railer. Lisa Compton. JR. HONOR SOCIETY — ROW 1: Jennifer Guttman. Denise Moran. Lance Padgett. Tri- cia Dunn. Michelle Weakley. Brenda Steele. Annette Jenkins. ROW 2: Mary Inman. Jenni- fer Harmeson. Kelli Hurley. Linda Lehman. Kim Lyon. Kenny Delph. Si Devaney JR. HONOR SOCIETY — Row 1: Shane Part- low. Tim Stuart. Jason Rudd. Melanie May- nard. Row 2: Kirby Purciful. Brett Law. Shaun Urban. Amy Wertz. Michael Cummings. JR. HONOR SOCIETY — Row 1: Mindy Isen- hour. Row 2: Becky Ewing. Susan Bergan. Tanya Maddox. Jamie Mossburg, Stephen Bishop. Row 3: Amy Wertz. Sarah Boone. Mark Ryan. Johnny Payne. Jeff Walker. 127 JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR 1st Row: Laura Staple- ton, Trlcia Dunn. Tanya Maddox. Jennifer Spears. Ginny Brennan. Candi Rayle. 2nd Row: Mrs. Dollens. Tabatha Whitmore. Mi- chelle Mackintosh. Julie Bowen. Amy San- born. Tina McKinney. Christina Harris. Can- dace Stepp. 3rd Row: Lillie Hawkins. Mi- chelle Beahrs. Julie Busenbarrick. Devona Pearson, Jennifer Dickerson. Samantha Grossman. Heidi Davis. COMPUTER CLUB 1st Row: Jerry Johns. Ja mie Mossburg. Chris Spencer. Jeff Barnes. Scott Garrett. Andy Sims. 2nd Row: Emily English. Robin Wyatt. Missy Woodrun. Julie Pearson. Lee Hill. Chris Penrose. William Taylor. Mr. Lindquist. FAMILY HISTORY Table 1: Susan Burgan. Gayle Whicker. Branna Steele. Mindy Isen- hour. Table 2: Karen Graham. Tonya Cox. Angie Smith. Laura Stapelton. Amy Law. Mrs. Moss. 8th GRADE FOOTBALL: 1st row: Matt Spen cer, Kenny Delp, Lance Padgett. Jessie Wil- liams. Steve Leonard. Dustin Walden. Calvin Cooper. Grant Delph. 2nd row: Brett Law. Martin Raines. Randy Peek. Mark Treitsch. Andrew Johnson. Shawn Urban. 3rd row: Barry Railer. Adam Delph. 4th row: Coach May. Asst, coach Good. JR. HIGH GIRLS TRACK. 1st row: Lyndi Barker. Angie Emery. Mindy Rudd. Suzanne Durham. 2nd row: Kim Lyon. Jennifer Ker cheval. Kim Lyon. Jennifer Kercheval. Kim Bevington. Sarah Boone. Robin Merchant. Sandy Moore. Amy Wertz. April Wertz. Mindy Isenhouer, Melanie Maynard. Cindy Stitt. Candi Rayle. Linda Lehman. 8th GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL. 1st row: Amy Wertz, Candi Rayle. Jill Doty. 2nd row: Mgr. Mary Inman. April Wertz, Jennifer Ker cheval. Kim Lyon. Kelli Hurley. Mgr. Julie Bowen. Coach. Kyle Kercheval. 128 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Coach Mrs. Wil son. Mindy Rudd. Lori Eden. Suzanne Dur ham. Amy Wertz. April Wertz. JR. HIGH BOYS TRACK 1st row: Grant Delph. Calvin Cooper. Chris Spencer. Michael Cummings. Brett Kellam. Rom Selby. Si De- Vaney. Chad Walker. Trent Newton. Brian Ewing. Jason Rudd. Brad Maynard. Andy Dollard. 2nd row: Andy Johnson. Terry Dodge. Martin Raines. Brett Law. Jason Hal- comb. Randy Peek. Todd Burtron. Adam Stone. Brant Boone. Matt Spencer. Jason Leonard. Marty Samuels. Marcus Ryan. Coaches. Dan Singleton. Rick Stone. Mgr. Aaron Spears. 7th GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL 1st row: Trisha Dunn. Michelle Weakley. Melanie May- nard. Angie Smith. 2nd row: Mgr. Mary In- man. Mindy Isenhouer. Lori Lyon. Jennifer Dickerson, Julie Pearson. Coach, Janice Walker. 129 RIGHT: GOLF TEAM — TAYLOR INVITA- TIONAL CHAMPS. Patrick Husc. Stephen Bishop. Shawn Urban. Jeff Barnes. Greg Palmer. Coach George Good. BELOW RIGHT: 7th GRADE CHEER- LEADERS — Julie Durbin. Mindy Isenhour, Jennifer Dickerson. Lori Lyon. Michelle Weakley. 130 132 complete Floral SfcRviCE ORiED SILK 6 FRESH IRENE’S FLOWER SHOPPE FLOWER PHONE 758 5415 414 SOUTH MAIN STREET Sheridan. Indiana 46069 I FDA . NFDA (317) 758 4406 “a ‘O D KERCHEVAL FUNERAL HOME MORRIS T. KERCHEVAL DIRECTOR ST. RD. 47. BOX -42 SHERIDAN. IN 46069 Bus. 758 4445 Home 758-5109 103 E. 2nd St. Sheridan IN (317) 758 5321 Sl wheel horse l wn A rarcten trucior� PRICE HEATING AIR CONDITIONING TVatket’6 Oft a wee Engine SALES SERVICE Heating, Air Conditioning, Insulating, Wiring Charles Price Cheap Jobs Are Seldom Good Good Jobs Are Seldom Cheap WAYNE WALLACE (Owner) 3RD OHIO ST SHERIDAN. IN 46069 YOUNG’S HAYLOFT Fabrics, Cut Flowers Gift Service 1 4 Mile South On Mule Barn Rd Sheridan, IN 758-4652 G r e e n h o u s e 'r TIMMONS PHARMACY 410 Main Street Sheridan, Indiana 758-4594 f GEN FRANKLIN STORE Compliments of Ben Frank I in Store 301 South Main Street Sheridan Indiana FAMILY MEDICINE KENT W. ERB, M.D. R.R. 3. BOX 103B SHERIDAN. INDIANA 46069 TELEPHONE 758-4477 The Administration Salutes The Syllabus Staff A Tradition Since 1905 ANNE’S BEAUTY SHOP AND TANNING SALON 306 S. Main St. Sheridan. IN. 758-6203 SHERIDAN AMACO STATION SNACK SHOP 846 Logan St. AMOCO Sheridan’s Only Convenience Store 601 S. Main St. 758-4266 Ice Cream Parlor 36 Flavors Homemade Candies Fresh Baked Goods Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 From WALLACE GRAIN CO., INC. Lawn Boy, Turo Dixon, Tamka, and C D SALES ‘Lawnmower Parts Specialist” 845 Indianapolis Av. Lebanon, IN 46052 134 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 From SEW CRAFTY 311 Main St. Cathy Rudd Shefidan. IN 758-4212 J Congratulations t Class Of 1986 From Mr. Mrs. Wallace E. Weakley Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1986 From CORBIN WOOD INSURANCE 1592 Conner St. Noblesville, IN 773-1073 Good Luck To The Class Of 1986 From SHIRLEY’S BEAUTY SHOP 803 S. Main Sheridan. IN 758-5356 500 South Main YIl, ' fulMI McDonald s hardware SHERIDAN. INDIANA 46009 Phone 738-5300 KEN AND NANCY KEESLING MANAGERS KSBSOlMDflB M N. tth STREET NOBLESVILLE, INDIANA 4 060 Diamonds — Watches — Fine Jewelry IL HOME FURNISHINGS SHHIIOAN � WtSIHIlO JOHNS AND CALVERT RR 1 Sheridan Terhune Plumbing And Heating 758-4941 135 DAIRY QUEEN Matt Gilmore Manager — Owner New Drive-Up Window 758-5555 St. Rd. 47 Sheridan MF Massey Ferguson Steve JEFF Roger BUSH HOG ROUDEBUSH EQUIPMENT SALES a SERVICE 29 1 I ST. RO. 32 E WESTFIELD. INDIANA 46074 SALES PARTS SERVICE 317096-2753 enteAj F ■ wmi OAK CHARCOAL 249 20LB RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL CLEANING FURNACES AIR DUCTS CHIMNEYS OUST COLLECTORS FIREPLACES commercial degreasing WILLIAMS DYNA-KLEEN i POWER VACUUM 802 South Ohio Street Sheridan. Indiana 46069 JESSE WILLIAMS 317 758-5387 Owner KENLEY’S SUPERMARKETS Shop Our New Location St. Rd. 32 1930 E. Conner Noblesville, IN WILLIAMS ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL WIRING GRAIN BINS BASEBALL DIAMONDS ALL TYPES OF LIGHTING 802 South Ohio Street Sheridan. Indiana 46069 317 758-5387 JESSE WILLIAMS Owner 136 Insurance Agencies ROLLINS BURDICK HUNTER OF INDIANA, INC. 9240 N. Meridian St.. Suite 360 Indianapolis, IN 46260 7 A M. To 11 P.M. Phone 317-844-8100 Compliments Of SHERIDAN FOOD MART BLACKHAWK VIDEO MOVIE RENTALS 304 Main St. Sheridan, IN 137 | KEMPTON NATIONAL GUARD Call Us About College Tuition Assistance DRY u CLEANERS Btry B 3rd Bn 139th FA Kempton. IN 947-5161 Drive-In At 8th Conner Also In Harbour Town Noblesville, IN Steam Extraction Carpet Cleaning BOONE MUTUAL Congratulations To The Class Of AGENCY INC. 1986 From Complete Insurance Service Real Estate THE LEDGER John W. Shoemaker 457 Logan St. Noblesville. IN 320 North East St. P.O. Box 6 Office: 482-0640 J Lebanon. IN Residence: 482-4576 UN'If 0 mus ItWii lmiLi� � . I� 4um P.O. Box 108 Sheridan, Indiana 46069 The FARMERS BANK Member F.D.I.C. FRANKFORT MICHIGANT0WN KIRKLIN MULBERRY WESLEY MANOR Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 From THE SHERIDAN POLICE DEPARTMENT THE FABRIC BANK Factory Outlet For Drapery Upholstery Fabrics Custom Drapery Mag. Mon-Sat. Kirklin, IN K 9:00 AM-5:00 PM 279-8768 mtCOJUnFMM SURiAlt COOP AS! INDIAN TRAIL BRANCH BOONE COUNTY CO-OP ELLIOTT PHARMACY 325 Main Street Sheridan, IN 758-4171 7250 E. St. Rd. 47 Lebanon,IN Established 1886 BIDDLE MANUFACTURING CO. Best Of Luck Seniors From HALL JEWELERS 106 N. Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 800 S. Georgia Sheridan, IN Good Luck 1986 Grads! MILLWOOD HARDWARE 758-4486 140 Compliments Of R T AUTO SUPPLY 516 S. Main Sheridan, IN Congratulations Seniors! BOONE COUNTY Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn., Inc. SUPPLIES AVAILABLE • PLANT FOOD • CHEMICALS • FEED AND SEED • LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY EQUIPMENT • PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND PROPANE GAS • HARDWARE AND FENCE • WICK POLE BUILDINGS 7 BRANCHES • INDIAN TRAIL PLANT FOOD. PHONE 325-2800 • ADVANCE PLANT FOOD, PHONE 676-5924 • THORNTOWN PLANT FOOD, PHONE 436-7666 • LEBANON PLANT FOOD 482-5600 • LEBANON PETROLEUM 482-5600 • WHITESTOWN PLANT FOOD 769-5521 GRAIN AND FEED MILL, PHONE 482-0130 COOP CORPORATE OFFICES 815 W. Pearl St.. Lebanon, IN 46052 141 A L PIZZA SUPPLY INC. Pizza And Ethnic Foods 9001 East 133rd Place P.O. Box 543 Noblesville, IN 46060 317-842-1933 REYNOLD’S FARM EQUIPMENT JOHNOEERE I JOHN DEERE R R 2 Sheridan, Indiana 758-4116 «i Congratulations To The Senior Class Of 1986 Ek= Good Luck Blackhawks! 142 Biddle SCREW PRODUCTS CO.. INC. 701 SOUTH MAIN ST • SHERIDAN, INDIANA 46069 PRECISION SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS Serving Boone County 50 Years CHRYSLER Vhjmoulfi 200 S. Meridian 482-5181 309 S. Lebanon 482-5180 j { =J 143 DAN’S FARM KITCHEN FAMILY RESTAURANT Home Cooked Food Cold Salad Bar Kiddie Menu )0 90 0 0 0 0 0 MC.VIDtC THE MOVIE STORE o o o o o«o«o as 31 191 St. Westfield. IN 896-9228 MIKE PAT SHOEMAKER 2214 N. Lebanon St. • Lebanon, IN 46052 • (317) 482-0055 Godd Luck Seniors from FENNELL’S VARIETY CRAFTS 101 S. Main Arcadia, IN 984-4948 BEST OF LUCK ’86 GRADS THE ANNUAL YEARBOOK STAFF There’s no such word as “can’t.” — Debbie Archer We Made It!! The Class of 1986 144 THE DOORS TO HIGHER LEARNING 1500 UNIT CASH BONUS A cash bonus program Is currently offered lo Individuals who enlist In bonus ailgibis units. Individuals are eligible (or a 11500 bonus If they enlist In a bonus unit, receive their high school diploma, and complete both Basic and Advanced In- dividual Training. You will receive 50% of the bonus upon the successful completion of Basic and Ad- vanced Individual Training, 50% of the remainder upon completion of 2 years of credi- ble service, and the balance upon completion of 4 years of credible service. 500 SCHOLARSHIPS The National Guard Associa- tion of Indiana ( NGAI) awards (500 scholarships to qualified members of the Indiana Army National Guard. The associa- tion has awarded over 60 scholarships in the last three years. To receive this scholar- ship you must be a Guardsper- son and follow the application procedures. TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM When you |oln the Indiana National Gurad, you are automatically eligible to receive 75% or 90% of the tui- tion costs for two classes at approved schools. All Guardsmen are eligible for this benefit. 2000 BONUS PROGRAM There are some Military Oc- cupational Specialities so vital to the Indiana National Guard that If you enlist In one of these positions you will receive a (2000 bonus. To receive the bonus you must enlist In a critical job opening, receive a high school diploma, and complete Basic and Advanced Individual Training. You will receive 50% of the bonus upon the completion of Basic and Advanced Individual Training, 50% of the remainder upon completion of 2 years credible service, and the- balance upon completion of 4 years of credible service. THE NEW Gl BILL Qualified personnel are entitled to educational assistance at any one the 66 Veterans Administration approved colleges and univer- sities in Indiana at the following rates: Vt time—6 hours (2 classes —570.00month for 72 months. k time—9 hours (3 classes)—(105 00month for 46 months. •Fulltime—12 hours or more (4 classes )—(140.00 month for 36 months. Regardless of the rate received, the maximum entitlement is (5,040 00. Eligibility is for 10 years from entitlement date. The New Gl Bill is available to all officers and enlisted personnel In the Ind ARNG If they. Sign a Statement of Understanding. Agree to serve for 6 more years In a branch of the Reserve Compo- nent ( Army. Navy, Air Force, Marines . Are a high school graduate or possesse a GEO certificate. Complete 180 days as a member In a branch of the Reserve Component. Complete bask: and advanced Individual training. DO NOT have a bachelor's degree. DO NOT qualify for All-Volunteer Force Educational Assistance. 00 NOT get an ROTC scholarship. Participate satisfactorily in a branch of the Reserve Component. ★ “Your Partner In Education” ★ ★ For More Information, Call SGT. MIKE LUCAS 773-7262 STUDENT LOAN REPAYMENT The student loan repayment program was designed for In- dividuals with a desire to con- tinue their education, or In- dividuals who have completed their post secondary education on a student loan. “How does It work? An example: A full time student obtains a guaranteed student loan at the maximum benefit of (2,500 per year. At the end of four years: Total Loans (10,000 Total Interest 1,363 Total Oebt (11,363 Guard Pays 9,256 You pay ( 2,125 Am I eligible? To qualify for this program you must enlist for a period of six years In the Army National Guard, complete bask and ad- vanced Individual training, be a secondary school graduate, and receive a qualifying score on the Armed Service Voca- tional Aptitude Battery. 145 JOSTENS Thanks For Buying A Yearbook! Congratulations ‘86 Grads From SHERIDAN ADULT BOOSTER CLUB 149 Student Council Senior Recognition: BENNY BIDDLE. Choir: LISA WILSON. Music Department: MARTIN PEARSON John Phillip Sousa: BRIAN KERR English: KRISTI ROBERTSON. SHERI LAIRD Home Economics: DEBBIE SCOLLEY Future Homemakers Of America: ANGIE EWING Industrial Arts: NICK CHRISTY Mathematics: SHERI LAIRD Physics: SHERI LAIRD Science: DEBBIE ARCHER Social Studies: SHERI LAIRD Spanish: SHERI LAIRD Annual: CLAGDETTE HARBAUGH Service Recognition: CLAGDETTE HARBAGGH, LORI HACKER. AND ELLEN MASSEY. Attendance Certificates: BRIAN DELLINGER. TIM HODGIN, SHERI LAIRD. DAR: KRISTI ROBERTSON American Legion School Medal: JILL PATRICK Alumni Scholarship: MARTIN PEARSON American Legion Aux. Post 67: GREGG BERRY Adult Booster Club Scholarship: JANET NGN- NALLY Jr. Women’s Club: STEVE BILBY AND MELANIE GOFF Mary Goodnight Burkhardt Scholarship: VALERIE STEPHENSON Bill Burton Scholarship: BRENDA BRENNAN Class of 1973 Scholarship: JILL PATRICK Country Gentlemen Young Farmers Scholarship: BRENDA BRENNAN Country Critters Scholarship: VALERIE STE- PHENSON Jeff Hedge FFA Scholarship: JANET NGNNALLY Jaycee Scholarship: ANGIE PAYNE Juliet Hershman Sunshine Scholarship: ANGIE PAYNE Hamilton County Easter Seal Scholarship: DEB- BIE ARCHER Progress Club Scholarship: SHERI LAIRD Dr. Eugene Newby Scholarship: DOGG RODGERS North Hamilton Cty. Credit Gnion: LORNA RAINES Rotary Academic Scholarship: BRIAN KERR Rotary Vocational Scholarship: CLAGDETTE HARBAGGH Byron E. Stout: BARRY STONE AND VALERIE STEPHENSON J. Thomas Stultz Scholarship: VALERIE STE- PHENSON AND KRISTI ROBERTSON Cheerleader Award: FRANCIS WOODCOCK S-Club Awards: KENT WRIGHT AND STEVE BRGCE Athletic Awards: BENNY BIDDLE. DOGG ROD- GERS. AND SHERI LAIRD. Church of the Nazarene: SHARON BOGGH 151 Our Leaders FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President — Brad Shields. Vice President — Nikki Godby. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President — Shea Christy. President — Ju- bal Marsh. Sec Treas. — Jennifer Childers. STUDENT COUNCIL — 1st Row: Peggy Leh- man. Kristi Robertson. Lisa Harris. Shannon Christian. Rick Davis. 2nd Row: Tina Hume. Bryan Ellis. Jubal Marsh. Janet Nunnally. Greg Shields. Jeff Drayer. Jason Caldwell. Jennifer Childers. Mrs. Cotton. JR. HONOR SOCIETY — Nikki Godby. Todd Yant. JR. HONOR SOCIETY — Leon Strawn. Peg- gy Lehman. Chris Hinshaw. JR. HONOR SOCIETY — Brenda Tudor. Lance Steele. Jared Fennell. Brad Shields. Tina Alexander EDITOR: Claudette Harbaugh STAFF Brian Bragg John Burdette Angie Leisure Susan Grinstead Benny Biddle Steve Bilby Trina Fennell Kent Wright Barry Stone David Brandenburg Derek Eige Todd Clark Lori Hacker Danny Daugherty Adviser: Amy Thomas Publisher: Jostens Representative: Dick Maurer Professional Photographer: Bill Cripe Body Copy: 10 pt. Captions: 8 pt. Headlines: 30 pt. Theme: “You Can Count on Os” JOSTENS