Silver Creek High School - Silver Leaves Yearbook (Sellersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1971 volume:

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N ......................... 2 Q Academi ............................................ 24 Organizations ........................................ 42 Sport .............................................. 60 P eeeeee litie ......................................... 78 Q r, Senio ............................................ 86 Q J uuuuu s ......................................... 100 j Q Sophomores . ..................................... 104 Freshme ............ , ............................ 108 Advertisement ...................................... 112 Ind ............................................... 126 Acknowledgement ................................... 128 e Mpuw rmewmm; 1:41; 1 1 11181111931 Mif 31:: Color Our World With Hope Year by year, day by day, our world fills itself with an ever-increasing number of ideas, ambitions, likes, and dislikes. We are born into that world which engulfs us with thousands of these feelings . . . fear, love, hate, and hope. Silver Creek experienced these feelings in many ways throughout the year 1970-71. Many upperclassmen feared the all important college entrance tests, while freshmen may have feared the new experience of a high school situation. Being placed in a locker 0r trash bas- ket can be a traumatic experience for a greenl7 fresh- man. The love for fellow citizens was shown several times by SC student organizations. These organizations of- fered aid to area families by providing them with food baskets. Also apparent were the many friendships formed by students throughout their school years. Although hate may be a strong word to express an emotion, 'Silver Creek students might have felt this at various moments. To see a rival team injure a SC player or to participate in a program not appreciated by stu- dentsycould bring about this feeling. Finally hope, as students we all hope for success aca- demically and as sports fans we had many hopes and de- sires for the teams and coaches. However, there is an ever-present hope that our world, country, and eommu-- nity will continue to grow and prosper in years to come. As we all look to our future, we share together one outlook - COLOR OUR WORLD WITH HOPE. W1 When you can buy And as usual Mr. Booker predicts a victory ngm kn C a e t e 1m f 0 e c n a m r rm r e P e h t S .m . Severenson Waggoner beg s pre-sectional skit Doc ef mwuutww, kxm'mm. w iwwgawy: , mm. a m MW? ? HW ion 3mm :5 w i: 3 u $$$ 3: 5x3 v x agagw$6s y L $$kr3a ; y mg What do you mean, I wouldn,t dare? ing lockers lend the background for a quiet conversat whammmmy r. e I t .1 l g S a C 8 av, :35 E:?a$$$3 mg on Spiro T.u Cord 100k f Tiny Tim dedicates a song to Miss Vicki and the Another day in the life of a professional dishwasher. A moose with three legs??? Dragons in that $ 33 ?6 g 94 53$ v One more crack like that from you Stanley and you,ve had itf, Th6 usual RiCk Durham. 7;sz ,, waNwaxwm mmme A c ?Wn L Vso-vwwwfsnwwmgw : MNWMW mm-wm L miEix:xzz 2 m2; $33 ..... :?g$ii ,. an m wmw xm mg lety. m L L , L 3 1$$$ ; The Silver Creek Supremes entertained the student body at a pre-sectional skit. -year contract into National Honor Soc Q: N? gkwhiw lZ Slgns a two ior Varsity Basketball Team. Jeff Wa Strangely, the Volunteer Fire Dept. looks exactly like members of the Jun Swag? w 3w! 'ustz,L'1-..LE4LL4; BOYS STATE: Bob Shaw, Atl.; Mark Turner, Dele.; Tim McCartin, HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM INSTITUTE: Carol Hauselman. Alt: Denms McKmleya Dele- 1971 Basketball Queen - L Carolyn Waiz MWW , Carolyn Rauck, 1970 basketball queen, crowns Carolyn Waiz queen Carolyn was elected queen by the JV and Varsity Basketball teams. for the on-coming year. BASKETBALL QUEEN AND COURT: Cheryl Martin, Sophomore Candidate; Carolyn Waiz, Queen, Junior Candidate; Susan Mull, Senior Candi; date; Debbie Davidson, Freshman Candidate. 12 Mr. and Miss SCHS: Rick and Linda C'osh, Pve Linda Kent and Rick Gunterman were chosen 1971 Mr. and Miss SCHS by the student body. . Left to Right: L. Kent, Miss SCHS; P. Miller, Senior Candidate; S. Waiz, Junior Candidate; R. Gunterman, Mr. SCHS; C. Carver, Sophomore Can- ldate; M. Kamer, Sephomore Candidate; D. Davidson, Freshman Candidate; N. Smith, Freshman Candidate. WWW 7 L 'l4 Aunt Abby Sheryl Richeyh and Aunt Martha Windy Heckerh admin- Elaine Warolyn COUCH is PUZZICd by Mortimer,s Uay Billingsleyh Hi- ister their tastyh wine to Mr. Witherspoon hDavid Rennh. ghty attentiveness. Officer O,Hara hDennis Beaverh seems to have a captive audience while he tells of the book he is writing. Aunt Abby Brewster invites another eligible bachelor, Mr. Gibbs hButch CampbelD, to have a glass of wine before looking at his room. Boys, letjs stop this fighting? exclaims Aunt Abby t0 Mortimer and Teddy hRick Durhamh journeys off to the cellar to dig another look Johnathon hFrank WycofD. in his Panama Canal. Left to Right: B. Campbell, J. Billingsley, C. Couch, R. Durham, C. Hecker, F. Wycoff, M. Staples, D. Beaver, L. Kent, T. Meredith, M. Whitlock, M. Dittmer, D. Renn, S. Richey. , w Haxgn; Prom Queen: Sue Waiz, Prom King: Mark Sherrill. 1' PROM COURT: D. Nunn, M. Balrher, C. Waiz, R. Martin, S. Wail, Queen; M. Sherrill, King; G. Curtis, P. Miller. shrimp is still alive! The shrimp bowl seems to be the main attraction for Mr. Denton. Carolyn Couch and Terry Maples sit one ouW and take this time to sign a few autographs. R Autograph signing here is a must as shown by Julie Gohmann. 'I7 QIRZEBXX Senior Day - Try to Remember Senior boys entertain on Senior D mm mm W ; FAIRIES??? Steve,s expected kiss turned out to be something quite different. with a skit entitled Rocking Chairs? Co-sponsor William Mosley accepts his gift from the class of 71. As Louanne Johnson reads the class history, the leaves of a large book are turned symbolizing the four years that have come and gone. SALUTATORIAN, SCIENCE, ENGLISH, LATIN: Phillip Miller. VALEDIC- TORIAN, SCIENCE, ENGLISH, LATIN, STUDENT COUNCIL: Carolyn DAR, ENGLISH, SPANISH, AMECHE, STUDENT COUNCIL: Couch. Linda Kent. SOCIAL STUDIES, STUDENT COUNCIL: Ann Trump. KIWANIS AWARD: Mark Spencer. BALFOUR AWARD: Phillip Miller. ATTENDANCE: 3yrs.............. ..........MikeBridges 4 yrs. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Terry White, Bill Ruddell Mark Yost. DELTA KAPPA GAMMA . . ....... . . . . . . . . .Pauletta Offutt HI-Y AWARD ..... . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Turner SCIENCE AWARD. ..Janet Torapaugh, Pat Kelley ENGLISH AWARD. .Bob Shaw, Janet Rorapaugh, Pat Kelley, Pauletta Offutt. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Spanish. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rosemary Mannix. Latin . . . . . . . .Bob Shaw, Pauletta Offutt. JOURNALISM . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gracie Lomax HOME ECONOMICS: Crisco........ Home Demonstration Club . . . . . . . . Home Economics Award. . . . . . . . .Louanne Johnson . . . ..... Pauletta Offutt .Joleen House BEST ACTRESS: Sheryl Richey. BEST ACTOR: Richard Durham. Betty Crocker . . . . . .............. . . . ..... Cindy Hecker American Home Economics Association Award ....... . . .Barbara Schuler INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . .Terry Maples, Bill Ice, Edward Scott. AGRICULTURE ....... . . ..... Brent Hardy, Charles Snider. MATH . . . .......... . . . .Steve Green, Bob Shaw, Pat Kelley. BUSINESS EDUCATION ..... . . . . . . ....... Debbie Fackler TYPING . . . ........ . . . ........... Kay Renn, Peggy Waiz. SHORTHAND ........ . . . . . .............. Karen Watson. BAND: Arion Award . . . . . . . . ................... Pauletta Offutt John Philip Sousa Award ..................... Bob Shaw Band Award. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Roger Densford ART . . . . . . .Debbie Sidebottom Jackie Appell Donna Kelly STUDENT COUNCIL . . . . ................. Linda Yochem x g $$$me 2 L m mw ymmmm3mw . $3 Carolyn Couch Rx wgw. ?Z$$ VALEDICTORIAN ,M .6wa mm$g 971 Graduatas May 23, 1971 x wwxawmug L 5 u: , : Mw$ wam mm x ,mmw q x 5 introduces our principal, Mr. Beyl. of turning the tassel. practice run e Phil Miller Class of da Yochem makes a v, mm??? x V Wmmwwkmgmwwng a 3 y b ; mewxwxhgvuxhwvxg b x. 1n SALUTATORIAN Sergeant-at-arms Robert Hall L nmwww :LEm: . $2 a fpaper worth 12 plCCC 0 an $$wa xmgmwh m 33qu Joleen House seems to be guarding that little years of work. ; h $wxanhgufm$n $ :2 ,L, trintxgqsazqsxgsia h V r... 8 VJ a r P is d r 0 L e h t s g n .1 S t m NH O a u e l u a P Vn l t n e r e V B 1 n 0 g n .1 k 0 0 l d r a 0 b 1 o o h C S e h t h t W ives the long-awaited diploma from Superintendent S: hgkmw L k y Patty Doss rece Herman Miller. um WWWrwmx-Wmmmwwmaww 24 w' uuuw-rnyvuvvw rowcmw gowns '36 a IO 3-3pm. a ms; QEWW$MW$$M WWQWRD cwe $3355 Joe Basham seems to be entertainin one o 331 33$ E33 1.. Spanish II student, Terry White, utilizes a tape recorder to correct errors in pronunciation. Could it be that Mrs. Werle enjoys teaching Latin as much as it looks as if she does? ' 25$ 3K: a the members of sophomore English as he gives the required speeches. Bruce, surely you can do more on this test than write your nameV Another exciting day in the life of the Freshman English student. underachievement in h All right you guys, this is your last warn- ing? Brent Davis is presented the Flying Fickle Carrot of F ate Award for his senior math by Mr. Prather. Now Pm not so sure that this cat died from natural causes?3 cience Courses Center on Experimentation Mr: Love demonstrates a procedure for the new Project Physics Mr. Bailey takes time out while the F reshman biology students are Whlch he introduced to the seniors this year. Preparing for a discussion. History Classes Place Emphasis on Discussion f I don7t care what you thought Gary, Viet Nam is not a city in Mr. Booker displays extreme competence while playing with his Mr. Japan? Potato Head. A very important event for the seniors was the registering of 18 year olds to vote. k ' '- a UiExEFt ,31!-'5 'L.nnr-t;. nukn-ww-J Surely you didnst think two broken fingers would get you out of typing todayf, Business Students Strive for Speed $$$6 5 giggwy Shorthand dictations usually aren,t that funny Louanne. serious expressions in typing class nearly always indicate timed writ- lngs. 31 ICCDSC f A Drivefs L kill acquired by every driver education student. Students Mr. Briggs gives new driver education students a preparation-pep talk; S a . .m d g E .m w e I mo 8 A V . 1 w v a xmwww g; WW WWW m2? $.wwmv? Goal of Dr , x4 awww w h , harm 5 mm; y wmwm, W w Am An: 34 Physical Education and Health No smoking or no poking? Are you sure this is right?, asks Shonna Broadus to Cindy Ramser as they practice bandaging in first-aid. out for th OWE Home Economics Dept. Accents Household Skills It seems as if nothing ever goes right when yotfre cooking in home Cheryl Inman knits for her PFOJCCt In home 800110111105- economics class. Another little gossip corner is a fa- miliar sight in sewing class. Mark Waiz displays unquestionable ability as he prepares for an on- coming day. Bill Ice stains his project in woodworking class. Terry Maples sands his project for a six weeks grade. Art Students Utilize Creative Materials mmmmmmmw , Imagmwwmmw my Row 1: S. Powell, P. Bates, K. Minton, S. Minton, M. Hayworth, A, L. Kochem. Row 3: C. Ramser, M. Belles, D. Davidson, L. Schmidti, Moore, E. Kuhlenschmidt, B. Moore, R. Schrivner. Row 2: J. Wild- D. Hicks, P. Hutchinson, M. Raeinhardt, K. Boyd, T. Wininger, M. man, T, Everitt, D. Wilkerson, S. BroaduS, B. Wallace, B. Mills, P. Brown, V. Garrett, B. Neville, G. Biller. Row 4: D. Beaver, B. Rud- Whittinghill, J. Spear, D. Coffman, N. Baxter, Y. Dobbins, P. Offutt, dell, 5. Terry, M. Dittmer, T. Prather. Choir They came back and we're glad they didf7 We are referring to the presence of boys in the SC Choir again. The choir was led by its Officers under the direction of Mrs. Hauselman. CHOIR OFFICERS: B. Ruddell, Pres.; K. Boyd, V.P.; M. Hausel- man, Treas.; E. Kuhlenschmidt, Lib.; R. Schrivner, Lib.; J. Spear, 560.; Mrs. Hauselman, Sponsor. During the Christmas Program, Mark Dittmer entertained the student body with a solo. Paul Waggoner, New Director c . ; 4w w WWW Francke, L. Myers, D. Phelps, B. Shaw, D. O,Neal. Row 8: J. Barton, T. Hessig, J. Kent, R. Mull, M. Longest. Row 9: D. Coomer, J. McDonner, T. Kinzer, S. Couch, R. Popp, D. Popp. Row 10: D. Bot- torff, P. Short, B. Holland, S. Silvano, K. Hecker. Row 11: D. Jord- an, D. Bottorff, T. Waggoner, B. Cline, M. Dittmer, R. Cregn. Row 12: D. Scott. 40 'T-Ewnirmanmwumw : x :: 1:2: ,H-raa. a Welz-am: :34 zyff? w 5, gm w L L I 5 , 5 5 e? , .7 5, ?vW 52,, 5 5:5 meua 5, 9 , gaggh Student Council Since the student council had so much to get done this year, Mr. Mattox had to get another person to help him sponsor it! This special person was Mr. MeCartin. Under their guidance, Student Couneil had a truly sue- Cessful year. The Booster Parade, as usual, was the first activity of the year. This years prize winners were the Science Club with first place and second plaee going to the Class of 772. The spirit paddle, was awarded to the class of 771 for their outstanding decorations during Spirit week. A new attraction was the tug-of-war among Classes. Winners of the boys was the elass 0f '71 and the winners of the girls went to the elass 0t 72. As a fund raising project, the eouneil sponsored a smr-hop. With this money and some from the treasury a new sign hear- ing Silver Creekis name was purehased. The last aetivity 0f the year was the Honor Tea for those, students receiv- ing honor letters and bars. Row 1: 5. Powell, A. Trump. Row 2: M. Belles, L. Kent, D. Mont- gomery. Row 3: P. Boyd, L. Yochem, C. Couch, K. Smith. Row 4: J. Cash, B. Baumann, J. Denison. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: L. Kent, Pres; L. Yochem. i Treas.; C. Couch, V.P.; A. Trump, Sea; Mr. Mattox, Sponsor. x: 1 r lggqygsqxuymms- '-ummmnn1smmunmanned , Row 1: D. Lowe, L. Kent, C. Couch, D. Sidebottom, C. Curtis, G. Ber mann. Row 3: P- Miller, 0- Lomax, C. Miller, P- Offlltt, M- Hausel- dell, V. Miller, P. Trimpe. Row 2: C. Hauselman, J. Rorapaugh, M. man, P- Kelley, 5- Green. Whitlock, B. Shaw, R. Gunterman, .K. Smith, B. Baumann, J. Goh- Na H0 SO Whoever thought that little ole Silver Creek would make it to TV? Mrs. Noltemeyer and the National Honor Society made it all possible by having a team of talented stu- dents appear on the Hi-Q show. Al- though appearing on TV seemed to be the highlight of the year, NaHO- So had many other activities on the home front. Carolyn Couch and Phil Miller were selected to repre- sent 505 chapter on the national level by taking a test to compete for scholarships awarded to students by the National Honor Society. Tu- toring students who found a subject difficult was the way Other mem- bers got into the act. To end the year, the members served the sen- lors at the Senior Day Program. u t! 1 t t tf 2i? n t , l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: C. Hauselman, Treas.; C. Couch, V.P.; P. Miller, Pres.; L. Kent, Sec. EDITORIAL STAFF: P. Miller, L. Kent, A. Trump Come on Steve, with all of these mistakes we,ll never get the yearbook done? , B. Baumann, J. Gohmann, C. Hauselman, S. Green. , . T. Bates, Mr. Gilbert, S. Byers, C. Row 1: G. Curtis, S. Waiz, S. Schrader, M. Turner, K. Bailey, N. er, F. Koestel, B. Crabtree. Row 4: C. Short, J. Crawley, S. Broadus, Robens. Row 2: C. Waiz, M. Bailey, R. Scrivner, L. Taylor, L. Short, J. Wilson, D. Faekler, B. Mills, S. Mull. Row 5: D. Nunn, J. Goh- N. Short. Row 3: K. Smith, D. Dike, M. Brown, C.-Hughes, K. Walk- mann, K. Killen, K. Watson, L. Servidio, C. Baker, C. Reliford. Although FNA obtained a new sponsor, Mrs. Richardson, the club remained as active as ever. T0 pre- pare the 35 members for a profes- sion in nursing, the members took various trips throughout the year Visiting area hospitals. This year one of the hospitals Visited was the Children,s Hospital in Louisville, to which each member took a gift. The club also had guest speakers from the medical profession to Speak at their meetings. FNA OFFICERS: Debbie Fackler, V.P.; Susan Mull, Pres.; Nancy Roberts, Joan Wilson, Treas. SUNSHINE OFFICERS: A. Trump, See; P. Waiz, Chaplain; Mrs. Cornett, Sponsor; G. Curtis, Treas.; C. Couch, Sgt. at Arms; C. Curtis, V.P.; L. Smith, Pres. Sunshine Ever-ready7, pulled through again! Sunshine spon- sor Mrs. Cornett held true to the name given her by SC students by supporting the ideas and decisions made by Sunshine officers and members. After the formal initia- tion of new members, various projects were started. Among these projects were the annual food baskets for needy families and the attendance of church. Fund rais- ing ideas were carried out in the form of bake sales and penalties? Also this year, Sunshine members gave the Kiwanis Club a hand with the selling of tickets for the ' . Kiwanis Club vs. SC Faculty basketball game. Thls '5 true! j' Row 1:C. Martin, L. Smith, K. Renn, L. Servidio, K. Killen, K. Wat- COUCh. C. COUCh. P. Waiz, C. Waiz, D. Nunn, L. Swartz, M. Bailey. son, T. Bates. Row 2: J. Ellis, L. Kent, C. Curtis, K. Hinton, G. Be- V. Curtis, M. Turner. Row 5: S. Waiz, V. Miller, J. Gohmann, P- dell, M. Davis, C. Carver. Row 3: T. Wininger, C. Baker, L. Meyer, L. Trimpe, S. Stricken B. Baumann, K. Stricker, D. Davidson. 5. POW' Cook, C. Hostettler, M. Lowe, L. Spencer, T. Everitt. Row 4: C. ell. 48 , ;:: :zi'r.: 7r::-r:kr:1f:rft!yvv1w-wrzwajziwnzw' Row 1: D. McKinley, M. Turner, R. Durham, T. McCartin, S. Green, Gunterman, B. Ruddell, B. Davis, T. Denison, C. Berry, D. Schin- M. Spencer, T. White. Row 2: M. Voyles, S. Silvano, H. Kahl, 5. Mil- dler, N. Smith, R. Martin, D. Curtis. Row 5: K. Smith, M. Smith, R. ler, M. Haas, J. Denison, T. Maples. Row 3: D. Elrod, T. Renn, T. Green, R. Jackson, J. Beyl, M. Knight, M. Waiz, B. Turner. Davis, T. Cook, J. Waiz, M. Kamer, B. Hardy, F. Everitt. Row 4: R. Hi-Y Somehow under the sponsorship of Mr. Booker and the leadership of president Steve Green, Hi-Y managed to make it through another year. Surprisingly enough many activities e coat check, attendance of church, and food baskets for the needy were carried on by the members. After the treasury grew rich with the penalty of ten cent fines, the members finally gave the Hi-YV meeting their full attention. Being elected into Hi-Y is a goal for many boys at SC because membership is selec- tive. v e 98;: $523: n a HI-Y OFFICERS: M. Turner, Chaplain; B. Davis, Treas.; R. Martin, Sec.; S. Green, Pres.; Mr. Booker, Sponsor; P. Miller, V.P. Coat Check, one of the Hi-Y fund raising projects, is carried on by Brad Davis. .-a;.-A t- n. gt? .7 SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Mr. Mosley, Sponsor; R. Gunterman, V.P.; B. Cline, Rep; R. Durham, Treas.; S. Green, Pres; C. Couch, Lib.; M. Turner, Sec.; Mr. Love, Sponsor. Row 1: M. Haas, S. Silvano, D. Sidebottom, J. Turk, M. Rownsend, J. Rorapaugh, M. Bridges, J. Wright, D. Bauerla. Row 2: M. Dittmer, M. Staples, B. Shaw, B. Ruddell, S. Green, M. Spencer, R. Durham, C. Stouffer, B. Cline, J. Billingsley, W. Steele, R. Zinar. Row 3: C. Miller, M. Hauselman, A. Turk, C. Curtis, K, Hinton, C. Bedell, M. Turner, T. McCartin, J. Crum, C. Hauselman, D. McKinley, J. Deni- son. Row 4: P. Kelley, C. Waiz, J. McNulty, B. Baumann, P. Trimpe, Y. Fields, S. Strick V. Miller, J. Cohmann, er, H. Kahl, J. Waiz, R. Cunterman, T. Davis. Row 5: J. Brocar, S. Waiz, L. Smith, B. Hooe, J. Appell, C. Krajnak, M. Taylor, B. Crabtree, F. Everitt, J. Beyl, K- Smith, D. Elrod, T. Sells. Row 6: S. Shrader, C. Crawford, C. Hacker. P. Waiz, D. Lowe, C. Martin, M. Lowe, M. Davis, C. Carver, D. OiNeal, M. Williams, B. Coons, P. Ehringer. Row 7: C. Couch, C- Huff, D. Nunn, E. Koestel, D. Jordan, M. Whitlock, W. Costin, T. Meredith, D. Coats, T. Renn, T. Cook, B. Wright, D. Pixley, M- Voyles. Science Club Why would a club at SC sudde ly want to hold exclusive Ilig meetings? The Science Club did u; cause they wanted their Hoat to .- the best in the Booster Parade. float with the theme Take State did just that with the capturing i first place. Another activity was the Sci. Dance, the first dance of the yea sponsored by both the Scien Club and FTA. The free-thro tournament excited the competiti between many who tried out. Lat. an athletic party and an Awar' banquet rewarded the many d serving members under the gui ance of sponsors Mr. Mosley an Mr. Love. A awn .vwmmwywqum. , , Row 1: M. Balmer, B. Shaw, T. Maples, R. Hall, T. White, S. Green, R. Durham, C. Stouffer, M. Yost, J. Peterson, W. Steele, D. Schin- dler, R. Martin. Row 2: M. Dittmer, M. Staples, M. Smith, T. David- son, B. Ruddell, M. Spencer, J. Billingsley, S. Collier, P. Biesel, H. Kahl, M. Williams, B. Cline. Raw 3: M. Hauselman, A. Turk, P. Of- futt, C. Rauck, G. Bedell, M. OiNeal, K. Boyd, T. Wininger, M. Schu- ler, D. Wilkerson, J. Gohmann, B. Baumann, P. Trimpe, J. Beyl, F. Everitt. Row 4: S. Waiz, C. Waiz, L. Smith, B. Hooe, D. Prince, J. Appell, D. McArthur, D. McNew, C. Tindall, C. Krajnak, M. Taylor, SC Club No, we want YOU! This was the response Mr. Denton heard from the SC Letter Club members when he suggested getting a new facei7 for a sponsor. Therefore under a unanimous vote, Mr. Denton again guided the letter club through an- other prosperous year. Selling ads for the basketball programs started the year off on the right foot. The annual hayride with the FHA and FFA was their first social event. Plans were also being made by the members to have a large semi-for- Ihal dance which would be away from the school and feature an or- Chestra. To make this possible the Club asked other clubs for contri- butions to help meet the expenses. SC CLUB OFFICERS: M. Balmer, Pres.; Mr. McCartin, Sponsor; D. Lowe, Treas.; Mr. Denton, Sponsor; C. Rauck, Sec.; B. Ruddell, V.P. M. Knight, J. Waiz, R. Gunterman. Row 5: C. Crawford, B. Crawford, C. Hecker, C. Couch, P. Waiz, D. Lowe, C. Couch, N. Baxter, S. Stricker, B. Crabtree, B. Coons, M. Kamer, K. Smith. Row 6: D. Kel- ley, K. Hinton, C. Curtis, K. Jackson, J. House, K. Watson, K. Renn, L. Servidio, W. Costin, D. O,Neal, M. Whitloek, D. Coats, V. Miller, B. Wright. Row 7: C. Hauselman, L. Johnson, S. Byers, L. Costin, L. Kent, M. Davis, C. Carver, C. Crawford, J. McNulty, T. Meredith, T. Renn, T. Cook, C. Miller, R. Jackson. SI FTA Silver Creek did it again . , . SChs chapter of FTA walked aWa with the state Vice-Presidency a the district meeting held at Silve. Creek. This makes the 4th year i a row that the FTA has won this of flee. Fund-raising activities for th. year took the form of the Sci-t Dance co-sponsored by the Scienc Club and FTA. The FTA membe also sponsored a soc-hop, sold sta tionary, and collected for the Hea t Fund. FTA OFFICERS: A. Ray, Hist.; M. Davis, 5630.; M. Spencer, Treas.; P. Miller, Pres; B. Bau- mann, V.P.; B. Crabtree, Hist; Mrs. Werle, Sponsor. Row 1: D. Bauerla, K. Schafer, B. Shaw, B. Baumann, A. Trump, P. 410. Lomax, K. Walker, J. Houser, A- Ray. 3- Crabtree, J. McNulty. Miller, M. Davis, M. Spencer, M. OtNeal. Row 2:1. Crabtree, B. Er- A- Turk. P. Prince. 3- Crawford. Row 5: P. Waiz, E. Koestel. N- hart, B. Stone, R. McDonald, D. Nunn, A. Moore, E. Kuhlenschmidt, Croucher, C- COUCH. P- Offutt, C. COOk. 13- Prather, L. COOk. 0- 10 t J. Turk, C. Stouffer, S. Miller. Row 3: J. Phipps, C. Krajnak, E. Ride- dan. nour, J. Ellis, G. Swartz, V. Miller, C. Curtis, C. Huff, B. Hooe. Row Row 1: J. Turk, L. Servidio, B. Moore, D. Bauerla, G. Miller, C. T- Renn, 3- Wright, W' Rieger, L- C0019 D- Prather, C- C0019 P- Crawford, J. McDonner, E. Kuhlenschmidt. Row 2: M. Townsend, L. Prince, D- Dean. Raw 5 N- Roberts, N- Smith, R- Jackson, D. Schin- Adam, K. Stricker, J. Brocar, A. Ray, J. Hauser, C. Ramser, L. dler, J- Beyl, C- Carver, 13- Montgomery, 1- ElliS, D. Ridenour. Row Mahan. Row 3.. F. Everitt, E. Bolly, T. Cook, J. Waiz, P. Fulkerson, 6: T. Bates, C. Stouffer, L. Meyer, T. White, R. Lewis, J. Wright, B. M. Kamer, G. Hostettler, B. Crabtree, M. Meyer. Row 4: T. Kinzer, Mallory, M- Schuler, C- Graham, 5- Bowe. Spanish Club What was all that commotion we heard in the halls on December 18? Oh, that was the Spanish Club singing Spanish Christmas carols. Mr. Hoffman, their new spon- sor, made a new revision. Starting this year, member- ship is limited to only those students who are now en- rolled in a Spanish course. Although the revision cut the membership considerably, it did not stop the club enthusiasm. They entered a float in the Booster Parade Which awarded them honorable mention. They also Sponsored a soc-hop as their fund-raising activity. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: J. Beyl, Treas.; T. White, V.P.; F. Ev- eritt, Pres.; D. Prather, Sec.; Mr. Hoffman, Sponsor. The Spanish Club Float, which was awarded an honorable mention, was one of many entered in the Booster Parade. W. Row 1: D. Prince, 5. Ruddell, M. Brown, B. Butler, K. Smith, P. McMahan, M. Schuler, N. Baxter, C. Baxter, D. Coffman, L. Woods. Row 2: D. Fackler, Y. Lewis, J. Appell, T. Logsdon, C. Tindall, D. Wilkerson, L. Swartz, J. Spear, S. Collier, M. Pfister, M. Bailey. Row 3: P. Wilkerson, D. Montgomery, K. Prather, P. Offutt, C. Hughes. B. Crabtree, C. Couch, J. McRae, M. Reinhardt, B. Floyd, M. Terry, M. Bolly. Row 4: C. Swartz, D. Maples, S. Prather, Y. Fields, W. Blankenship, C. Druin, K. Walker, C. Druin, K. Hamm, N. McRae. FHA OFFICERS: Miss Shoulders, Sponsor; L. Costin, Hist.; Mrs. Diefenbach, Sponsor; L. Kent, Hist.; T. Wininger, 2nd V.P.; B. Crabtree. Treas.; S. Byers, Pres.; S. Collier, Parl.; L. Johnson, lst V.P.; M. Schuler, Parl.; C. Couch, Sea; K. Smith, Rec. Sec; D. Kelly, Rep.; J. House, Rep.; P. McMahan, Project Chair. C. Reynolds, T. Wininger. Row 5: P. Bates, D. Wray, P. Davis, C. Bu- chanan, L. Kent, S. Byers, L. Costin, L. Johnson, C. Cook, M. McDaniel, J. Hamm, S. Blanton. Row 6: .I. Meredith, E. Weiseman, K. Mathis, D. Kelly, .1. House, R. Miller, L. Lomax, K. Jahn, T. Kelly, B. Stone, F. Fackler, B. Staples. Row 7: M. Amos, L. Pendle- ton, J. Wildman, B. Kelly, J. Ernest, C. McCurdy, P. McNew, D. Amos, J. Crabtree, D. Sturgis, D. Costin, R. Wilkerson. FHA Which Club at SC does more than any other and receives less recognition? You guessed it, FHA. The list of activities is long and var- ied for this organization. The year starts out with a formal initiation of new members and the annual FHA- FFA-SC Letter Club Hayride. The girls also include their fathers in some of their activities with the Daddy Date Night Dinner. Another project which turned out to be a community interest was the Drug Abuse Program. The Annual Val- entine Dance was again co-spon- sored by FHA and FFA. Incoming freshmen were honored by a tea. The final event of the year was the achievement banquet which hon- ored deserving members. .t IJEIL'EM7'213fRRX3531:1?i: , 1F: 11 FFA Who said that FFA is a. club consisting of only boys? ThIS is not true this year as Chrls Hughes has 'oined the club as the only girl FFA,er. FFA strives to teaeh its members all of the best technlques, whether new or old, to successiui farming. This year the Clubis actiV1- ties included the annual hay-ride with FHA and SC Letter Club, and as their main attraction, it was the Valentineas Dance which was made possible by the cooperation of FFAOFFICERS: Mr. Arnett, Sponsor; D. Hobbs, Treas.; R. Hall, Sgt. at Arms.; T. White, Pres; G. Hostettler, Rep.; B. Hardy, Sent; W. Rieger, Sec. $ Row 15 T. Ham . f W. Rie er, D. Hobbs, C. Snider, C. Hos- D. Broadus, D. Beavin, D. Broady, T. McIntyre, T. Taylor. Row 5: J. tettler, B. HardyTliliDStg: 2T. Whiteg: R. Hall, R. McDonald. Row 2: J. Munk, C. Hughes, D. Feeler, J. Basham, S. Foley, M. gaging E Cirt, M. Poindexter, C. Kintner, B. Staples, P. Lafferty, M. Crum, J. Abbot, D. Gator, J. Peterson, M. Krilght, D. Hayworth, . 1 urcR- Barton, J. Barnes, D. Crum, J. Bullock, D. Dreyer, D. Smith. Row 3: man. Row 6: W. Hammond, R. Mlnor, B. Mosley, E. Fee er, S. t E' E351ey, S. Burris, K. Schafer, D. Crone, R. Roberts, W. Wiseheart, Gator, C. Myers, B. Gibson, B. Campbell, R. Rash, J. Tomes, . i L' Hardin, R- Hopper, B. Day, B. Elkins, R, Hargis. Row 4: C. Broa- Tomes, R. Bottorff, P. Munk, T. Tomes. dy, J' C0019 D. Gator, B. Whobrey, M. Taylor, M. Morgan, D. Graf, 55 Row 1: R. Martin. Row 2: M. Pfister, D. Fackler, S. Mull, J. Crawley, Tindall, K. Valentine, E. Hamm, C. Rauck. Row 5: L. Johnson, J. Mathis, C. Reliford, L. Yochem, G. Farnsley. Row 3: S. Collier, J. Costin, S. Byers, M. Bailey, B. Curtis, S. Waiz, K. Bailey, D. Mc Spear, N. Baxter, K. Killen, K. Watson, L. Servidio, C. Baker, D. thur. McNew. Row 4: D. Ricketts, K. Jackson, S. Burkhart, D. Wray, C. F BLA What was the main attraction i FBLA which caused preside : Roger Martin to join? The answ to this question could lie in the fa? that the other club members we girls! Membership is open to se iors who have had 4 commercil courses, juniors who have had 3, 0.. anyone who was presently enrolle 'in a business course. FBLA OFFICERS: C. Rauck, Treas.; L. Johnson, V.P.; R. Martin, Pres.; Mr. Combs D. Fackler, Hist.; K. Jackson, Sec. .mwwquwywwvaVW . h f! L 1 ' thhgilugg f; K GAA W111 girlsa athletics ever be at SC to stay? This may have been the question running through the minds of the 100 members of GAA when they found their meetings cancelled or postponed, but this did not stop these energetic girls. Under the guidance of Mrs. Linda Tucker, the officers and members were able to accomplish quite a few activities. Tournaments of different sports, for which ribbons were presented to the winning teams, were held to encourage competi- tion among members. As an activi- ty away from school, the club went ice-skating. As THEY, fund-raising project of the year, Of course, it was the annual girls intramural basketball tournament which was won by the class of 973. GAA OFFICERS: B. Baumann, Pres.; M. Taylor, V.P.; N. Baxter, Sec.; L. Smith, Treas.; Mrs. Tucker, Sponsor. Row 1: C. Baxter, M. Taylor, L. Meyer, M. Bailey, S. Waiz, G. Curtis, C- RaUCk, D. Nunn, C. Graham, M. Schuler, B. Lewis, B. Woods, V. Brishaber, B. McNew, T. Kaelin, M. Hayw orth, C. Bowman, W. Baird. Row 2: B. Bringham, A. Turk, J. McNulty, C. Martin, B. H9oe, D. Prince, J. Appell, D. Wray, s. Burkhart, c. Tindall, D. Wllkerson, L. Swartz, J. Spear, S. Stricker, N. Baxter, D. Coffman, 11:1- Tayior. Row 3: J. Turk, M. Hauselman, C. Stouffer, C. Carver, S. Krather, Y. Fields, L. Adam, C. Waggoner, B. Butler, P. McMahan, H. Smith, M. Reinhardt, P. Hurchinson, D. McArthur, D. McNew, C. ausElman. Row 4: D. Borho, L. Keltner, D. Mills, P. Prince, M. DaViS, C. Stouffer, A. Waggoner, E. Kuhlenschmidt, D. Prather, D. Montgomery, P. Wilkerson, K. Cook, S. Eckert, G. Hostettler, C. Krajnak, C. Couch. Row 5: B. Erhart, K. Bailey, M. Meyer, P. Bates, D. Lowe, E. Koestel, D. Maples, M. Townsend, C. Garrett, E. Weis- man, M. Amos, D. Thompson, S. Goforth, L. Spencer, M. Lowe, C. Reynolds. Row 6: L. Mellon, C. Waiz, L. Cook, C. Ramser, K. McCartin, D. Ellison, N. McCartin, L. Lomax, R. Miller, C. Druin, K. Hamm, J. Hamm, K. Stricker, M. Haas, S. Blanton, J. Wilcoxson, J. Townsend. Row 7: L. Smith, P. Fulkerson, S. Powell, S. Broadus, P. Davis, C. Buckhannon, J. Ernest, C. McCurdy, P. McNew, D. Amos, T. Kelly, B. Stone, P. Boyd, T. Everitt, F. Fackler, B. Staples, R. Wil- erson, B. Baumann. 57 'MWV'Mm mwmiswmmmAWwth W; Row 1: A. Trump, J. Short, C. Krajnak, B. H000, P. Kelley, D. Side- Bailey, Y. Lewis. Row 5: B. Kelly, J. Ernest. J. Ellis. D. RidenOur, : bottom, P. Beckman, J. Wilson, B. Mills, P. Waiz. D. Ricketts, K. Mallory, M. Hayworth, B. Erhart, M. Belles, C. Ramser, F. Fackl Jackson. Row 2: C. Curtis, L. Kent. 8. Byers. L. Johnson, L. Costin, M. Davis, D. Montgomery. Row 6: J. Crabtrcv, J. Kelly, B. Stone, B. Crabtree, C. Couch, J. Mt'Rac. K. Walker, C. Couch, C. Huff, D. Whitinghill, P. Davis, P. Boyd, M. Haas, D. Borho, M. Lowe, Kelly. Row 3: M. Schuler, J. Crowley, N. Short, K. Minton, S. Min- Prince, D. Baxter. Row 7: D. Sturgis, R. Stricken R. Wilkersml7 ton, B. Butler, P. McMahan, K. Smith, A. Turk, J. Housvr, N. Leist, K. Brock, C. Reynolds, D. Bauerla, D. Borho, J. Turk, V Croucher. Rout 4: B. Lewis, J. Gohmann, B. Baumann, P. Trimpc, V. McCartin, N. McCartin. Miller, N. Roberts, J. McNulty, S. Shradvr, S. Strit'kvr, D. Nunn, M. Pep Club Although the pop Club didn,t gvt their rapes this year, enough fund raising projm'ts were launched to make sun? that they got them next year. Some of these projects included selling pom-pons and buttons. T0 liven SCas spirit, the members, under dirm'tion 0! Debbie Sidehottom, docoratvd tho halls with postvrs lw- fore each game. The final and main attravtion 0f the year was the crowning 0f the basketball quvon. This yeafs queen was junior Carolyn Waiz. The club is spon- sored by Mrs. Garrett. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: L. Costin, V.P.; A. Trump, Pres.; Mrs. Gar- Although constructing a float is a lot of fun, the greatest pleas , rett, Sponsor; P. Trimpe, Sec.-Treas. ' -v-v.-vvv-vwFA-;y+r:erw+j WFrfhiWyfy-wjmx : , lt- .t 35?? , J J J M 6020; ourerd with 740,045. . . Cf SHORTS Row 1: M. Yost, mgr.; S. Moble The Chute gets BROADER as Mark nears the end. Terry White was the reci Award. pient 0f the Outstanding Cross Country ..,,,A...t 3,. y, E. Woods, D. Eddings, T. Beavin, R. Parr, M. Spencer, Williams, J. Basham, D. Coats, T. Renn, M. Whitlock, T. White, T. Whitlock. CC Team F inishes 2nd in MSC R. Bottorff. B. Wright. Row 2:,1. Roberts, C. Prather Coach Green and his pasture runners came thro with another successful season for Silver Creek year. Led by senior Terry White, the team finished Sat 0nd in the Mid-Southern Conference and ended the s: son with a 41-27 won-lost recofd. With only four iors retiring from the ranks, the future looks even bett for SC, but the other teams may be up a creek. lmprOl ement. That was the main goal of Silver Creek 5 tennis team this year. The team strived to better t'ehemselVes and 1n doing so even chalked up a couple of wins although real success will not come until future seasons. The team also made a very respectable showing in the sectional tournament. With the loss of only two lettermen tennis will be everyone 5 raequet next year. One small step for Roger; one giant point for SC. Left to Right: D. OlNeal, J. Hall, 5. Green, T. Cook, R. Martin, T. Della Rosa, K. Smith, Coach W. Mosley. i Silver Creehw V ;. Dragons Compile 19-2 Record, Capture MSC and Holiday Tourney The 1970-71 Dragon basketball team is one that will be remembered for a long time to come. Expected to win between 14-17 games, the Dragons came on to win 19 out of 20 regular season games and tie the best rec- ord ever for a SCHS team. Add to this feat a fourth Hol- iday Tourney title, tthe most titles won by one schooly and also the Mid-Southern Conference crown, and you have a fantastic season. Only a first round major upset in the Madison sectional kept this team from being the N0. 1 team in Silver Creeks history. CROW 15 P. Miller, M. Balmer, S. Green, K. Smith. Row 2: M. Spen- er. Mgn; R. Martin, M. Knight, H. Kahl, R. Gunterman, D. Coats, Mr. Miller would you please get off my me? says Steve Green as he and Phil Miller accept the Holiday Tourney Keg. R. Green, Coach; F. Everitt, M. Yost, Mgr. Dragon Managers Mark S characters. An opposing player finds the going is tough around ace defensive man, Rick Cunterman. HV !!! . . . and I donW like you very much either! Ir T; 73 Coach Ray Green gives Kirk Smith explicit directions to the refresh- ment stands. PHIL MILLER, an all Mid-Southern selection, developed into one of the best players in southern Indiana. mm ROGER MARTIN, known for his quickness, gets free for another layup. STEVE GREEN, Silver Creekls first Indiana All-Star, shows the de- f r termination that made him great. MARK BALMER, better known as RMoosel', will long be remem- 67 ered for his strong rebounding. Row 1: T. Prather, A. Hecker, G. Tuttle, R. Parr, S. Mobley, L. Bash- am, D. McArthur. Row 2: T. Beavin, J. Mahoney, M. Schuler, J. Rob- erts, P. Lanum, J. Broady, D. Eddings. Row 3: M. Baird, Mgr.; N. vmwwlaawakwh L M Smith, D. Coffman, M. Ca Brown, Coach. F reshman Basketball and Cheerleaders A TEAM Clarksville 54 SC Jeffersonville 51 SC Henryville 42 SC Pekin Eastern 52 SC Charlestown 48 SC Henryville 43 SC Charlestown 34- SC Borden 43 SC Scottsburg 38 SC Clarksville 4-2 SC Providence 60 SC Clarksville 56 SC Charlestown 34 SC F RESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Haas. D. Davidson, P. Boyd, D. Borho, M. yer, B. Bailey, J. Cash, G. Prather. 3,, TEAM Clarksville 22 SC Jeffersonville 27 SC Henryville 29 SC Pekin Eastern 18 SC Charlestown 43 SC Henryville 34- SC Charlestown 33 SC Borden 45 SC Scottsburg 36 SC Clarksville 38 SC Pr'ovidence 51 SC vvtV'P'CWNJNJ-d J.V. Has Super Season Coach L. J. Taylofs J.V. team, otherwise known as the little dragons , has produced the finest record ever by a Taylor-coaehed team. The 16-2 record is especially sweet because of the fact that the team consisted of 13 sophomores and 1 freshman. So dragon-backers, keep up the spirit because the future may hold even greater accomplishments for you. $0101.. T. Renn, T. Sells, C. Gentry, T. Davis. Row 2: D. Broadus, S. urns, J. Basham, R. Zihar, T. Cook. Row 3: B. Wright, Mgr.; D. Thais the tallest referee we1ve ever seen. 1111 huff and 1,11 puff and 1,11 blow that ball away. Schindler, M. Kamer, R. Jackson, J. Beyl, J. Waiz, E. Bolly, Mgr.; L. J. Taylor, Coach. 69 Row 1: D. McArthur, J. Hall, R. Samples, M. Schuler, B. Wright. Row 2: M. Yost, Mgr., B. Ruddell, R. Cunterman, C. Gentry, T. Davis, T. Cook, D. Coats, T. Davidson. Row 3: F. Everitl, R. Zihar, M. Smith, M. Balmer, R. Jackson. H. Kahl, J. Wail, D. Schindl Coach Taylor. .- ., ', . ,- ,34 '3 9 it'lk'vysfi' Terry Davidson was the Dragons Most Valuable Player for the 1970-71 season. Rick Gunterman was named the Mid-Soulhern Conference Catcher- SILVER CREEK SILVER CREEK Silver Creek Silver Creek SILVER CREEK Silver Creek Silver Creek Silver Creek Silver Creek SILVER CREEK SILVER CREEK Silver Creek SILVER CREEK SILVER CREEK SILVER CREEK SILVER CREEK SILVER CREEK SILVER CREEK SILVER CREEK Silver Creek SILVER CREEK Silver Creek MUWOOUJONOOOOu-PUI p-I NOUIONHMNJM b-' 0x1 BASEBALL RESULTS NW :2 Pollg Schindler is safe in an unsuccessful steal when the pitcher de- lvers the ball to first base. SECTIONAL Providence Scottsburg Paoli, JEFFERSONVILLE CLARKSVILLE Charlestown MADISON BROWNSTOWN JENNINGS CO. JENNINGS CO. 1 Trinity Salem PROVIDENCE Providence Scottsburg Corydon Austin Floyd Central New Washington NEW WASHINGTON MOON WMWMHHHOOrPMON-QONWKI h m! Charlestown 6 JEFFERSONVILLE 2 home ball game. Starting pitcher Terry Cook warms up his First baseman Bill Ruddell gives encouragement to the Dragon pitcher. pitching arm before a 71 Row 1:1. Billingsley, J. Cash, N. Smith, E. Bolly, J. Henderson. Row 2: M. Kamer, P. Miller, M. Staples, K. Smith, L. Gilbert, Coach SC Golfers Place 4th in MSC With 40-25 Record Phillip Miller was the recipient of the Outstanding Golf Award. Jay Billingsley shows determination in pulling at a home golf meet. l i W3; ,t Rick Durham was the recipient of the Walter Wilkerson Outstanding Terry White breaks the ribbon for first place in the mile run in a Track Award. track meet with Henryville. w Broadus, J. Basham, M. Dittmer, S. Green, M. Williams, D. Fackler, Row 15 R. Martin, T. White, C. Peterson, E. Woods, S. Mobley, R. J. Beyl. garr, M. Whitlock. Row 2: M. Bridges, T. Della Rosa, R. Durham, M. pencer, T. Renn, P. Ehringer, M. Knight. Row 3: B. Huber, D. 73 I Rick Cunterman: Gary Smith Defensive Player Award. Phillip Miller: McCartin-Werle Sportsmanship Award and Sellers- burg News Scholastic Achievement Award. Steve Green: Dicfcnbach Free Throw Award; R.E.M.C. Most Valuablv Player Award; Charles E. McBride Best All Around Athlete Award; Jayrvo Re- bound Award; Outstanding Tennis Award. CLASS OF ,73 GIRLS, INTRAMURAL WINNERS: Row 1: L. Spen- Row 2: C. Carver, S. Eckert, M. Lowe, K. McCartin, D. Maples, K. oer, Y. Fields, L. Cook, M. Davis, C. Martin, L. Adam, M. Townsend. Waggoner, D. Maples Row 3: P. Miller, Coach; M. Knight, Coach Dwmwgw amp; m: .; Wu . CLASS OF 72 BOYS INTRAMURAL WINNERS: R. Gunterman, D. Coats, H. Kahl, J. Denison, F. Everitt, K. Smith, D. Casey. Left to Right: Coleda Carver, Terry Everxitt, Sandy Eckort, Nancy Baxter; Captain. CHEERLEADINC SPONSOR: Mrs. Alive Garrett. This yeafs JV Cheerleaders pravticed and used many differvnt formations and vhoers. .. q , . 4.x, 3 Mw-mm Mm Mw 1, The Big Wheels Of Silver Creek High ... 7vr Mr. Beyl and Mr. Mollohan 'get away from it all, after a long hard day. Ladies We Take for Granted Have V011 ever wondered what 1d happen if suddenly you wOU u tripde over a desk and there was n0 nurse there to help you? Or if you get a very important message from home and there was no secre- tary to take the call? Well, if you haven,t itas about time you did. Mrs. Blauton, Mrs. Cfabtree, and Mrs. Richardson help us here at SC every day and we thank them for a Job well done. Secretary: SHIRLEY BLANTON Bookkeeper: LOLA CRABTREE School Nurse: BERNICE RICHARDSON y y l DEWEY UEDu ARNETT Agriculture BS. s U. of Tenn.; M.A. s IU. REID BAILEY Biology BS. s U. of M0. CARL BOOKER Government 35. s ISU.; M.S. s IU. ORREN BRIGGS Driver Education 3.5. s IU.; M.S. - IU. ROBERT COMBS Business Education B.S. - Campbellsville College. RUTH CORNETT Business Education 3.5. s Eastern State U. ED DENTON Physical Education BS. - IU. NINA DIEFENBACH Home Economics 35. - Eastern Kentucky; M.S. s IU. EMILIE FULCHER English 3.5. s Ball State; MS. s Ball State. ALICE GARRETT Business Education BS. - IU. LARRY GILBERT English B.A. s IU.; M.A. s IU. LLOYD COODLETT English, Speech A.B. s Eastern Kentucky; A.M. s U. of Ky. WW szww a w RAY GREEN Health 3.8. Hanover; M.S. IU. MARGARET HAUSELMAN Concert Choir, Music Theory B.M. Butler U. KEN HOFFMAN Psychology, Spanish 35. IU. SHIRLEY fRBY Counselor B.S. IU.; M.S. $ IU. MAXINE JOHNSON Geometry BS. Birmingham Southern College; M.S. Peabody U. ROBERT LOVE Chemistry, Physics B.S. U. of L.; M.S. Catherine Spalding. WILLIAM MAKOWSKY U.S. History BS. - Hanover. RICHARD MATTOX Economics, World History 3.3. - IU.; M.S. IU. TERRY MCCARTIN English B.A. IU. SHIRLEY MORGAN Library Hi B.A. Hanover; M.A. IU. WILLIAM MOSLEY Biology, Adv. Biology i 3.8. Union College; M.S. J Catherine Spalding. SUE NOLTEMEYER Counselor 8.5. - Transylvania College; M.S. U. of Ky. ' 83 DAVID PRATHER Algebra, Adv. Math 3.5. IU.; M.S. IU. WILLIAM PRICHARD Industrial Arts B.S. IU. L. J. TAYLOR Business Math 3.5. - Hanover. LINDA TUCKER Physical Education, Health 8.5. - U. of L.; M.S. - IU. JOHN TUCKER Industrial Arts A.B. - Moorehead U. CAROL SHOULDERS Home Economics 3.5. - Evansville U. JOHN STROUD Art 8.5. IU. PAUL WAGGONER Band 35. - U. of L.; M.S. - U. of L. MILDRED WERLE English, Latin A.B. - Central Normal College; A.M. U. of L. What is it in the teachefs 9. 3 lounge that . prohibits students from entering? The Undercover Men CUSTODIANS: BUS DRIVERS: G. Dreyer, M. Weber, N. Longest, M. Mayfield, T. Bolly, B. Longest, W. Wilkerson, J. CHARLES RONNIE ANDERSON FFA. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: R. Hall, Sgt. at Arms; S. Byers, Treas.; B. Davis, V.P.; L. Yochem, Sec.; P. Miller, Pres. JACQUELINE RAYE APPELL FHA; GAA; Pep C.; Science Q; SC C.; Spanish C. TIMOTHY D. ARMSTRONG Pep C. DEBORAH L. ASH CAROLYN SUE BAKER FBLA; FHA; GAA; Pep C.; Sunshine; Prom Queen CL; Stu. Coun. MARK RUSSELL BALMER SC C. Pres.; Jr. Class Sec.; Baseball; BB. DENNIS W. BEAVER Band; Choir; Boys, Intra. DENNIS E. BEAVIN FFA. PEGGY JEAN BECKMANN Choir; FHA; FNA; Pep C. GWENDOLYN SUE BEDELL GAA, V.P.; Soph. Class Treas.; FHA; NaHoSo; Pep C.; Science Q; SC C.; Spanish C.; Sunshine; Stu. Coun. JANICE LAURA BIGGS SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. William Mosley, Mrs. Sue Noltemeyer, and Mr. Robert Love. JAY ROBERT BILLINGSLEY Trans. Anderson H.S.; Newspaper, Editor; Annual; Science C.; SC C.; Golf; BB Mgr. CORINDA GAY BLAND ROGER NEAL BOTTORFF FFA; CC; Track. KATHY LANE BOYD FNA; GAA; SC C.; Spanish C.; Band, 560.; Choir, Treas.; Girls, Intra. MICHAEL E. BRIDGES Pep C.; Science C.; Track. DONALD WAYNE BRINER Pep C. SUSAN BROADUS Choir; GAA; Pep C. JAMES FRANKLIN BROADY SUZANN RAY BYERS SC C.; GAA; FHA, Pres.; Pep C.; FBLA; Annual Bus. Staff; Senior Class Treas. JAMES R. CAMPBELL FFA. CURTIS CARTER NORMAN BRUCE CLINE' Science C., Rep.; Band; Pep C., Pres.; SC C.; CC; Track; Boys Imra. LORNA EVELYN COSTIN FHA, Hist; Pep C., Sec., Treas.; FBLA; Science Q; Spanish C.; Miss SCHS Ct. CAROLYN COLLEEN COUCH NaHoSo, V.P.; Stu. Coun., V.P.; Science C., Lib.; Band; FHA; GAA; Pep C.; SC C.; Sunshine; Girls, State Alt. DAVID BRUCE CRAWFORD SC C.; FTA; Science Q; Choir; Newspaper; Stu. Mgr.; Stu. Coun. JOYCE CRAWLEY FBLA; Pep C. JOSEPH R. CRUM Science C. CARLA JANE CURTIS Sunshine, V.P.; NaHoSo; FTA; Pep C.; Science Q; SC C.; Spanish C.; Stu. Coun. PRENTICE ALBERT BANNER, JR. Always innocent until proven guilty! TERRY LEE DAVIDSON SC C.; Baseball; BB. BRADLEY E. DAVIS Spanish C.; Hi-Y; BB; Baseball. BRENT DOUGLAS DAVIS Hi-Y, Sec.; Spanish C.; Sr. Class V.P.; Baseball; BB; Track. :o-p ,4'; .. JOANNA DAY FHA; Library C.; Choir. WILLIAM ROGER DENSFORD Band, Sec., Pres.; Fr. Class V.P.; Science Q; CC; Track. MARK DOUGLAS DITTMER Choir, Sec; Band; Science Q; SC C.; BB; CC; Track. YVONNE DOBBINS Choir; French C. J IMMIE SUE DONAHOE PATRICIA ANN DOSS RICHARD LEE DURHAM Science Q, Treas.; Hi-Y; SC C.; Boys Intra.; BB; Track. PAUL J . EHRINGER Pep C.; Science C.; SC C.; Track. PENNE LYNN ELROD FBLA. From Greatness. , : I DEBORAH LYNNE FACKLER : FHA, Pub. Rel.; FBLA, Hist; FNA; Pep c. I ' LINDA GAIL FARNSLEY FBLA; GAA. HOWARD EDWARD FEELER FFA. $ l ' VIRTIE ANN GARRETT 1 l Choir. RICHARD EARL GATOR FFA. ! ROBERT GIBSON FFA. RUSSELL H. GREEN Band; Hi-Y. STEVEN MICHAEL GREEN Hi-Y, Pres.; Science Q, V.P., Pres; Soph. Class Pres.; NaHoSo; SC C.; Annual; BB; Boys, Intra.; Track. ROBERT DENNY HALL Sr. Class Sgt. at Arms; FFA, Sent.; SC C.; BB; Boys Intra.; Track. RODNEY RAY HANGER DWIGHT DALE HARDIN Pep C.; Choir; FBLA. GLORIA JEAN HARDIN CARL BRENT HARDY Hi-Y; FFA, Sent.; Boys, Intra. The future of America lies in the hands of its youth. ROSE MARIE HARDY FBLA; FHA; FNA; GAA; Pep C.; SC C.; Spanish C.; Sunshine. CAROL JANE HAUSELMAN GAA; Science C.; Spanish C.; SC C.; NaHoSo, Treas.; FBLA; Annual, Editor; Journ. Inst; GirK State Dele.; Girls Intra. LUCINDA LEE HECKER GAA; Science C.; SC C.; Pep C.; Spanish C.; News- paper; Girls Int. KATHRYN DENISE HINTON GAA; FBLA; Spanish C.; Sunshine; Science C.; Pep C.; FNA. GARY LYNN HISER DANNY LEE HOBBS FFA, Treas. BRENDA CAROL HOOE GAA; Pep C.; SC C., Treas.; FBLA, Hist; Science C.; FTA; Spanish C.; Girls, Intra. GARY EDWARD OSTETTLER FFA, Rep.; Fr. BB; Track. JOLEEN ANN HOUSE FHA, Pub. Rel.; Pep C.; SC C.; Spanish C.; FBLA; Newspaper. Before the Rest WILLIAM HUBER III Pep C. CONNIE HUFF GAA; FTA; Pep C.; Science C. WILLIAM ARTHUR ICE III Pep C. KATHY LYNN JACKSON FHA; GAA; SC C.; FBLA, Sec.; Pep C.; Band; Science C. LOUANNE JOHNSON FHA, V.P.; FBLA, V.P.; NaHoSo; Pep C.; SC C.; Annual Bus. Staff; Girls State Dele. DONNA KAY KELLY FHA, Rep.; FTA; Pep C. PATRICIA SUE KELLY Spanish C.; SC C.; Pep C.; Science Q; NaHoSo. LINDA COLLEEN KENT Stu. C0un., Pres.; NaHoSo, Sec.; FHA, Hist.; Pep C.; Spanish C.; SC C.; Sunshine; Annual; Jr. Class Pres.; Miss SCHS Ct. KATHRYN L. KILLEN FBLA; FHA; Pep C.; Sunshine; GAA; Fr. Class Sec. MORRIS LANHAM YVONNE MARIE LEWIS FHA; Pep C. GRACIE LOMAX GAA; FHA; FTA; NaHoSo; Newspaper, Co-Editor. 0f the World C n S S Wk DEBORAH JOY LOWE NaHoSo; SC C., Treas.; Science C.; Pep C.; Band; FBLA; GAA; Annual Bus. Staff; Girls Intra.; JV heer Capt; Var. Cheer. ROSEMARY MANNIX GAA; FHA; Pep C.; Spanish C.; Girls Intra. TERRY LEE MAPLES FBLA; SC C.; Hi-Y; Pep C.; CC; Track; Boys Intra. ROGER L. MARTIN Hi-Y, Treas.; FBLA, Pres.; SC C.; Newspaper; Ten- is; BB; Track; Baseball. HIRLEY JOAN MATHIS panish C.; FBLA; GAA; Prom Queen Ct. DEBORAH ANN McARTHUR FBLA; GAA; SC C.; Choir; Girls Intra. TIMOTHY JOSEPH McCARTIN Spanish C.; Science C.; Hi-Y; Boys, State Alt. ROBERT DANIEL MCDONALD FBLA; PTA; FFA. DENNIS NELSON McKINLEY Science C.; Hi-Y; FBLA; Pep C.; Boys State Dele. CAROL DENIECE McNEW GAA; FBLA; Science C.; SC C.; Girls Intra. TERRY L. MEEK Pep C. TONY MEREDITH Pep C.; Science C.; SC C.; Baseball. PHILLIP GREGORY MILLER FTA, V.P., Pres; Science Q; SC C.; NaHoSo, Pres.; Golf; Annual; Sr. Class Pres.; Hi-Y, V.P.; BB; Baseball; Boys Intra. BRENDA KAY MILLS Pep C.; FNA; GAA; Choir. WILLIAM L. MOSLEY FFA. SUSAN ELAINE MULL FHA; CAA; FNA; Pep C.; FBLA; Girls, Drill Team; Girls, Intra. CHARLES PATRICK MUNK FFA; Choir; Baseball. DONNA SUE MYERS Pep C.; FHA; FBLA; GAA; FNA. LARRY FAY MYERS Band. PAULETTA JEANENNE OFFU'I'T GAA; FTA, State V.P.; FHA, Pres., Rec. Lead., State V.P.; NaHoSo; SC C.; Band; Choir, V.P. MARY CLAIRE GRACE OWEAL FTA; GAA; Spanish C.; Science Q; SC C.; FHA; Band; Choir; Girls Intra.; Girls, Drill Team. JOHN FRANCIS PETERSON SC C.; FFA; Track; CC; JV BB Mgr. KATHLEEN MARIE PEYTON FHA; Pep C.; SC C.; FBLA; Choir. MARY KATHRYN PRATHER GAA; FHA, Pub. Rel.; Pep C. ,1; yam? 7W g Ag; , DEBORAH ANN PRINCE FHA, Rep., 560.; FBLA; GAA; Pep C. BILLY GENE RAIKES CHARLOTTE ANN RELIFORD FHA; GAA; FNA; FBLA; Pep C.; Girls Intra. CAROLYN L. RAUCK GAA; FBLA, Treas.; SC C., 566.; Pep C.; Choir, Treas.; Soph. Class 860.; Jr. Class Treas.; JV Cheer; Var. Cheer; Miss SCHS CL; Prom Queen CL; BB Queen; Girls, Intra. DAVID AARON RENN Science 6.; Band. KAY ELLEN RENN Sunshine; GAA; Spanish C.; Pep C.; FBLA; FNA; Science C. ELIZABETH MARIA RICHEY SHERYLENE LUEGGE RICHEY Trans. San Pasqual Aca.; Debate Team; Speech Team, V.P.; Pierusl; Newspaper; Music C .; Latin C.; FTA; Spanish C.; Band. DEBORAH KAYE RICKETTS Spanish C.; Pep C.; FBLA; Choir. Sherry helps Gary prepare for the long-awaited senior pictures. X! a $73K, M a 4 W4 a W ma iiazz 4W 3 Wti Amman mm JANET SUSAN RORAPAUGH Trans. Clarksville H.S.; Science Q; Debate Team, Pres.; Choir; NaHoSo; Tutoring Prog.; Girl Scout Asst.; Forensics; Tennis. SHARON RAE RUDDELL FHA, Parl.; Sunshine; FNA, V.P.; FBLA. WILLIAM C. RUDDELL Hi-Y; SC C., V.P.; Science Q; Choir, Pres.; Soph. Class Sgt. at Arms; Jr. Class V.P.; Baseball; Fr. BB; Boys Intra. BARBARA ANN SCHULER EDWARD E. SCOTT, JR. FFA. LINDA CAROL SERVIDIO Sunshine; GAA; FNA; Newspaper; FBLA; Pep C. ROBERT D. SHAW SC C.; NaHoSo; FTA; Science Q; Band, Treas., V.P. MARK A. SHERRILL Hi-Y; Spanish C.; Track; CC; Baseball; BB. CAROLYN SHORT FNA; Pep C. Bottomk up! NANCY LOUISE SHORT Pep C. DEBORAH LYNN SIDEBOTTOM GAA; Pep C.; NaHoSo; Science Q; Girls Intra. LANA JANE MARY SMITH GAA; Sunshine, Pres.; FNA; Pep C.; Var. Cheer. Capt; Newspaper; Girls Intra. MICHAEL STEPHEN SMITH HI-Y; SC C.; Fr. Class Treas.; Soph. Class V.P.; Fr. BB; Baseball. CHARLES EVERITT SNIDER FFA, Sent, V.P.; Baseball; Valentine Dance King. JAMES E. SPENCER, JR. MARCUS SPENCER Spanish C., V.P.; Science Q; FTA, Treas.; Hi-Y; Track; CC; BB Mgr. ALLEN LAMONTE STAPLES, JR. Spanish C., 860.; SC C.; Science Q; Newspaper; Golf; Fr. BB Mgr. WAITMAN A. STEELE SC C.; Science Q; Tennis; Fr. BB Mgr.; Tennis Mgr. CRAIG HAROLD STOUFFER SC C.; Spanish C.; Science Q; FBLA; Pep C.; Band. LINDA SUE TAYLOR STEPHEN TROY TERRY Latin C.; Fr. Class V.P. JIMMY D. TOMES STANLEY ARMOUS TOMES FFA. TIMMY TOMES FFA. VIRGINIA ANN TRUMP Sunshine, Sec.; Pep C.,.Pres.; Science Q; F'TA, Treas.; Stu. C0un., Sec.; Dramatic C.; Annual, Co- Editor; Fr. Class Treas. MARK JEROME TURNER Hi-Y, Chaplain; Science Q, Sec.; Pep C.; Newspa- per; Annual. MONTE DAVID VOYLES Hi-Y; Science C. ELLEN JANE WAGCONER GAA; Band. DANIEL LEE WAGGONER PEGGY JOAN WAIZ Pep C., V.P.; FTA; GAA; Sunshine, Chaplain; SC C.; Science Q; Bus. Staff Mgr. BRENDA KAY WALLACE Pep C.; FNA; Choir; Girls Ensemble. KAREN L. WATSON CAA; FBLA; Sunshine; FHA; SC C.; FNA; Pep C. MARK EUGENE WHITLOCK SC C.; NaHoSo; Science Q; Pep C.; Track; CC. Hotchins TERRY LEE WHITE SC C.; FFA, Treas., Pres; Spanish C., V.P.; Pep C.; Science C.; Fr. Class Pres.; Baseball; BB; Track; CC. JOAN FRANCES WILSON GAA; FHA; Pep C. JOSEPH FRANKLIN WYCOFF H Pep C.; Tennis; BB. L LINDA A. YOCHEM GAA; Spanish C.; FBLA; Pep C.; Stu. Coun., Sec.; Choir, V.P.; Sr. Class 860.; Miss SCHS Ct. MARK ANTHONY YOST SC C.; Track Mgr.; CC Mgr.; BB Mgr.; Baseball Mgr. KURT VAN ZURSCHMIEDE Karen Armstrong Marianne Bailey JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: John Denison, V.P.; Mr. Gilbert, Carolyn Wail, Sec.; Mr. Bailey, Cathy Miller, Treas.; Mr. Arnett, and Fred Everitt, Pres. Jack Barnes Trudy Bates Barbara Baumann Candy Baxter Emmett Baxter Nancy Baxter Patti Biesel Marsha Bolly Larry Bolton Sandy Bowe Juanita Brocar Millie Brown .l u-;; J. D. Bullock Sue Burkhart Cary Burris Beverly Butler Brenda Carr David Carver David Casey Don Coats Debbie Coffman Susan Collier George Conley Karen Cook Cindy Couch Barbara Crabtree Nancy Croucher David Crum Ginny Curtis Debbie Day John Denison Phillip Dold Joe Dowdle Richard Dreyer Brenda Dunaway Sharon Durbin Robert Ellis Dwight Elrod Fred Everitt Doris Feeler Brenda Floyd Boyd Franke Julie Gohmann Christy Graham Betty Grimes Rick Gunterman Jimmy Hall Ricky Hall Elaine Hamm Cathy Hardin Billy Hargis Randy Hargis Mindy Hauselman Jeanne Hauser a g? e? an 33 :w Margaret Hobbs Randy Hopper Chris Hughes Patty Hutchinson Hobson Kahl Richard Kempf John Kent Terry Kinzer ; Paul Kitterman Mark Knight Ellen Koestel Caroline Krajnak ,5 gm 1; Bev Lewis Rodney Lewis Teresa Logsdon Donnie McMahan Patti McMahan Judy McRae 101 Cary Medcalf Lou Anne Meyer Cathy Miller Scott Miller Vicki Miller Ralph Miner Charles Myers Dee Dee Nunn Danny Peevey Linda Pendleton Mindy Pflster Danny Phelps Joyce Phipps Dwayne Powell Greg Prather Marsha Raeinhardt Annette Ray Nancy Roberts Wanda Roberts Mary Schuler Rhonda Scrivner Mike Shepard Joyce Short Sandy Shrader Steve Silvano Ralph Slinker Danny Smith Kay Smith Kirk Smith Dennis Snook Joyce Spear Patty Spencer Janice Staples Robert Stephens Shirley Stricker Lana Swartz Marcia Taylor Millie Terry Charlotte Tindall Peggy Trimpe Alice Turk Marcia Turner Patty Tuttle Donna Valentine Patsy Van Meter Carolyn Waiz Sue Waiz Karen Walker 3 23. gw mg: Joyce Whitaker Terry Whitlock Dana Wilkerson ' Mia; The juniors are a very determined group as shown here on the fage of Rick Davis. Toni Wininger Doris Wray Jeff Wright Gary Aker Gary McMinoway Janice McNulty Charles Abbott LuAnn Adam Harry Amos Marcia Amos. Connie Anderson Jeff Barton Joe Basham Patti Bates Diana Bauerla Dorinda Berry Jerry Beyl Kim Billingsley Wanda Blankenship Jimmy Blincoe Eddie; Bolly Donna Borho Marla Bottorff Betty Bringham David Broadus Pat Burris Andy Bush Coleda Carver Guy Churchman Jackie Cissell Mattie Cissell Cathy Cook Lisa Cook Terry Cook Doug Coomer Bill Coons Mark Cooper Sheila Cooper Warner Costin Cheryl Crawford Mary Ann Davis Tom Davis Diane Dean Terry Della Rosa Connie Druin Eddie Easley Sandy Eckert Tim Ehringer Janet Ellis Debbie Ellison Dwayne Fackler Yvonne Fields Paula Fulkerson Claudette Garrett David Cater Chris Gentry Sherry beorth SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS ARE: J. Henderson, Sec.; Mr. Green, T. Pres.; D. Schindler, V.P.; Mr. Taylor, T. Sells, Treas. W :v David Graf Christie Gusler Karen Hamrh Kent Hamm Ray Hardin Charles Hardman Theresa Hargis Donald Haworth Kenny Hacker Jim Henderson Diane Hicks Steve Hoehn William Hooper Gail Hostettler Cheryl Inman Judy Jackson David Jordon Leslie Kahl Mark Kamer Loretta Keltner Gary Kincaid. Claude Kintner Eden, Kuhlenschmidt Sherry Lomax Melanie Lowe Linda Mahan Becky Mallory Diane Maples Cheryl Martin Laura Mathis Karen McCartin Nancy McCartin Patricia McCurdy Janet McDonner Tom McEntyre Karen Meek Julia Meredith Melanie Meyer Gina Miller Magy Kay Miller Diane Mills Donna Montgomery Barbara Moore Mike Morgan Ricky Mull Brenda Neville, Danny Neville Linda Neville 105 Dennis O Neal Barbara Osborne Robert Overton Charles Pendleton Charles Peterson Doug Pixley Phillip Poindexter Rita Porter Sandy Powell Diane Prather Sherry Prather Pam Prince Rhonda Renn Tom Renn Stanley Rhodes Wilma Rhodes Denise Ridenour Wayne Rieger Robert Roberts Doug Schindler June Schuler David Scott Tim Sells Russell Slinker John Spear Linda Spencer Cindy Stouffer Debbie Sullivan Cay Swartz Ethel Taylor Mike Taylor Sophomore spirit prevails during 5P Week decorating. Tom Taylor Pamela Tomes Marsha Townsend Joan Turk ' Kathy Waggoner Tom Waggoner : Ava Wagoner Jeff Waiz Elaine Weiseman Bruce Whobrey Jerry Wilkerson Patty Wilkerson Mark Williams Martin Wilson Brian Wright Karen Wycoff Runnie Zihar Sonny Allen wag; Denise Amos Donnie Anderson Bryan Armstrong Dee Ates Robert Austin Billy Bailey Mike Baird Wilma Baird - David Banbt Charlotte Basham Leonard Basham Terry Beavin Gary Beyl Dean Bigler Sherry Blanton Diane Borho Cindy Bowman Patti Boyd Terry Brishaber Vickie Brishaber Shonna Broadus Carl Broady Jerry Broady 107 1 5m FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS ARE: Mr. Booker, M. Schuler, Treas.; C. Basham, Sec.; T. Everitt, Pres.; N. Smith, V.P.; Mr. McCartin. Cindy Buckhannon Betty Bullock Steve Burress Rex Callis Mary Carpenter Jeff Carr Robert Carter Jim Cash Connie Chapman Ricky Chapman David Cissell Ralph Claycamp Doug Coffman Jimmy Cook Denise Costin Steve Couch Bobby Cox Joyce Crabtree Danny Crone Greg Croucher Mark Crum David Curtis Debbie Davidson Mike Davis Patricia Davis Danny Dean Tom Denison Cynthia Dobbins Martha Druin Rita Durham Kathy Brock Billy Brown Rickie Bruton Debbie Dyke Doug Eddings Marc Elliott Bonnie Erhart Terrie Everitt Fran Fackler Lloyd Farnsley Donnie Feeler Ernest Floyd Marquerite Fraley Kim Fulkerson Donald Cater Mike Gayer Linda Giltner John Girt Paul Graf Nancy Grant Missy Haas Janet Hamm Ted Hamm Willis Hammonds Mike Hawkins Marsha Haworth Alfred Hecker Tony Hessia Norman Higdon Tom Hinson Tina Hodges Peggy Hopper Donna Hyatt Kitty Jahn Cindy Jenkins Jennie Johns Charles Jones Theresa Kaelin Steve Kelley Teresa Kelley Bonny Kelly Paul Lafferty Phil Lanham Laura Leist Billy Lewis Linda Lomax Marland Longest Jim Mahoney Karen Merkins Doug McArthur Cindi McCurdy Mindy McDaniel Jeff McMahan Becky McNew Peggy McNew Norma McRae Timmy Meek Greg Meland Linda Mellon Jeff Meyer Darrel Miles Rosemary Miller Karen Minton Sharon Minton Steve Mobley Sharon Montgomery Angela Moore John Munk Mike Myers Tonya Neville ; John Ollested II Jerry Osborne ' Rick Parr W Leslie Petro f Ruby Pettit Debbie Plaskett Larry Plaskett Mike Poindexter David Polen Diana Pooler Donald Popp Ronald Popp Judy Powell Charles Prather Terry Prather Cindy Ramser Peter Renn Charlotte Reynolds Virgie Richey Joe Roberts Greg Roerk The class of ,74- was awarded with the annual cash prize for Vocal' 1y backing their class in the boys, intramurals. Chris Sanders Keith Schafer Lana Schmitt Mark Schuler Glen Sharp Ricky Shea Phillip Short Wanda Short Charles Slinker Gary Smith Leroy Smith Neil Smith Mike Sparrow Mary Spencer Ronnie Standiford Becky Staples Kent Steele Jim Stepter Vivian Stice Beverly Stone Kathy Stricker Denise Sturgis Gary Thompson Eric Tobin Janet Townsend Billy Turner Teresa Turner Garry Tuttle Richard Valentine Duane Wagoner Mark Waiz Terrie Walker Paul Warren Paula Whittinghill J ackie Wilcoxson Joie Wildman Robin Wilkerson William Wiseheart Bobby Wiseman Brenda Woods Eddie Woods Melody Wycoff Ill 9: l? H2 WAIZ REAL ESTATE 328 E. Courf Jeffersonville. Ind. Complimenfs of JOHN GELLHAUS Clerk of Clark Circuif Courf JOE KRUSE FURNITURE 4I0 Spring S'+ree+ Jeffersonville. Indiana J. JULIUS SONS 4I5 E. CouH' Jeffersonville. Indiana Complimen+s M. WOLFE of MEAT MARKET 2ll E. Marke+ HAP'S AIRPORT . New Albany. Ind. 944-5442 JOE McCARTIN KRATZ SPORTING GOODS GULF SERVICE Everyi'hing for +he Spor+sman Sellersburg 335 BeckeH Indiana Clarksville. Indiana 246-2077 Complimen+s of PUTTAWAY GOLF , l I3I2 Triangle Dr. E i Jeffersonville. Ind. HINTON REAL ESTATE INSURANCE E. U+ica S+ree+ ' SellersburgI Ind. Convenieni' Food Mar+ Open 8 unfil Midnigh+ 7 days a week Friendly Service Makes Friendly Cus+omers 116 Complimen+s of SALON DE ELEGANTE Advanced Hair S+ylis+s K-Mar+ Plaza Clarksville Indiana 945-70I I McRAE'S SERVICE STATION 254 S. Indiana Sellersburg 246-9493 Complimen+s of SELLERSBURG LUMBER CO. Highway 3 l-W Sellersburg. Indiana Insurance Real Es+a+e SELLERSBURG MONTGOMERY-ROYCE. INC. 1: MOTORS I29 E. U+ica Sf. V Sellersburg. Indiana '1 f . 47:72 . Ma+ador 4 Jeep Ambassador E Gremlin Office Javelin 4 AMX 4 Horne+ 246-2 I 75 Beechwood Mofor Homes 6 and Sellersburg g Au+o Par+s . : L225 S. 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K.. 50. Adamcnk. M.. 11.1.: 100 Alter. C.. 1u.: 103 Aker. 5.. Fr. Allen. 5.. FL: 107 Amos. D.. FL: 40. 54. 57. 107 Amos. 11.. 50.: 103 Amos. M.. 50.: 54. 57. 103 Anderson. C.. Se.: 86 Anderson. C.. 50.: 103 Anderson. D.. Fr.: 107 Appell. 1r.. Se.: 50. 51. 54. 57. 86 Armstrong. 8.. FL: 107 Armstrong. K.. 1u.: 100 Armstrong. T.. Se.: 86 Amen. D.. 113.: 82. 100 Ash. D.. Sc.: 86 Ates. D.. FL: 107 Austin. 11.. FL: 107 8 Bailey. 8.. FL: 68. 107 Bailey. K.. 1u.: 5. 47. 56 Bailey. M.. 1u.: 47. 48. Bailey. 11.. FL: 29. 82. Baird. 1.: 85 Baird. M.. FL: 68. 107 Baird. W.. Fr.: 57. 107 Baker. C.. 5e.: 47. 48. 56. 86 Balmer. M.. 5e.: 6. 16. 51. 60. 65. 67. 70. 86. 88 Blnet. D.. FL: 107 Barnes. 1.. .Iu.: 55. 100 Banon. 1.. 50.: 40. 55. 103 Basham. C.. FL: 107. 108 Baahlm. 1.. 50.: 26. 55. 62. 69. 73. 103 Basham. 1... FL: 68. 107 Bates. P.. 50.: 39. 54. 57. 103 Bates. T.. 1u.: 33. 46. 48. 53. 100 Baucrla. D.. 50.: 40. 41. 50. 52. 53. 58. 103 Baumann. 8..1u.: 44. 45. 46. 48. 50. 51. 52. 57. 58. 100. 128 Baxter. C.. 1u.: 54. 56. 57. 100 Baxter. D.. FL: 58 Baxter. 8.. 1u.: 40. 100 Baxter. N.. .Iu.: 39. 51. 54. 57. 76. 100 Beaver. D.. Se.: 14-. 15. 39. 86 Beavin. D.. Se.: 55. 86 Beavin. T.. FL: 62. 68. 107 Beckmlnn. P.. 5e.: 58. 86 Bede . C.. Sc.: 45. 48. 50. 51. 86 Belles. M.. FL: 39. 44. 58 Berry. D.. 50.: 103 Berry. 6.. 1u.: 49 Beyl. C.. FL: 107 8eyl.1.. So.: 49. 50. 51. 53. 69. 73. 103 Beyl. N.: 80 8iesel. P.. .Iu.: 51. 100 81559. 1.: 85 Bias. 1.. 5a.: 87 Bigler. D.. FL: 40. 107 Billingsley. 1.. Se.: 4. 14. 15. 33. 50. 51. 60. 72. 87 Billingsley. K.. 50.: 103 81nd. C.. Sc.: 38. 87 Bhnkcnship. W.. 50.: 54. 103 Blanton. 5.. Fr.: 54. 57. 107 Blanton. 5.: 81 Blincoe. 1.. 50.: 103 Bally. F... 50.: 53. 69. 72. 103 Bolly. M..1u.: 54. 100 Bolly. T.: 85 Bolton. L.. 1u.: 100 Booker. C.. Fm: 4. 20. 30. 49. 82. 99. 108 Borho. D.. FL: 57. 58. 68. 107 Borho. D.. 50.: 41. 58. 103 Bottorff. M.. 50.: 40. 103 Bonorff. 11.. 5a.: 55. 62. 87 Bowe. 5.. 1u.: 53. 100 Bowman. C.. FL: 57. 107 Boyd. K.. Se.: 39. 40. 41. 51. 87 Boyd. P.. FL: 44. 57. 58. 68. 107 Brewington. K.. 50.: Bridges. M.. 52.: 50. 73. 87 Briggs. 0.. FL: 32. 82 Briner. D.. Se.: 87 Bringhlm. 8.. 50.: 57. 103 Brighaber. T.. FL: 107 Briather. V.. FL: 57. 107 Broadul. 5.. FL: 34. 57. 107 Broadus. 5.. Se.: 39. 47. 87 Broadus. D.. 50.: 55. 69. 104 Brandy. C.. FL: 55. 107 8mady. D.. 50.: 55. 73 . 57. 100 54. 56. 57. 58. 100 100 Index Broady. 1.. Se; 87 Brandy. 1.. FL: 68. 107 Brocar. 1..1u.: 50. 53. 100 Brock. K.. FL: 58. 108 Broughton. 11.. So. Brown. M.. 1u.: 39. 47. 54. 100 Brown. W.. FL: 108 Bruton. R.. FL: 108 Buckhannon. C.. FL: 54. 57. 108 Bullock. 8.. FL: 108 Bullock. 1.. 1u.: 55. 100 Burkhan. C.. 1a.: 56. 57. 100 Burreu. 5.. FL: 55. 108 Burris. C.. 1u.: 69. 100 Burris. P.. 50.: 104 Bush. A.. 50.: 104 Butler. 8.. 111.: 54. 57. 58. 100 Byers. 5.. 50.: 46. 51. 54. 56. 58. 86. 87 C Callis. 11.. FL: 40. 108 Campbell. 8.. Se.: 14. 15. 19. 55. 88 Carpenter. M.. FL: 108 Carr. 8.. 1u.: 100 Carr. 1.. FL: 108 Caner. C.. Se.: 88 Carter. 11.. FL: 108 Carver. C.. 50.: 13. 48. 50. 51. 53. 57. 75. 76. 104- Carver. D.. .Iu.: 100 Casey. D.. 1u.: 75. 100 Cub. 1.. FL: 44. 68. 72. 108 Chapman. C.. FL: 108 Chapman. 11.. FL: 108 Churchman. C.. 50.: 55. 104 Cissell. D.. FL: 108 Cine . 1.. $0.: 104 Cincll. M.. 50.: 104 Claycamp. 11.. FL: 108 Cline. N.. Se.: 27. 28. 40. 50. 51. 88 Conn. D.. 1u.: 50. 51. 62. 65. 70. 75. 100 Coffman. D.. 1u.: 39. 54. 57. 100 CoiTman. D.. FL: 68. 108 Collier. 5.. 1u.: 33. 51. 54. 56. 100 Combs. 11.. Fa.: 31. 56. 82 Conley. C.. 1u.: 100 Cook. C.. 50.: 52. 54. 57. 104 Cook. F.. 50.: Cook. 1.. FL: 55. 108 Cook. K.. 1u.: 100 Cook. 1.... $0.: 48. 52. 53. 57. 75. 104 Cook. T.. 50.: 49. 50. 51. 53. 63. 69. 70. 71. 104 Coomer. D.. 50.: 40. 104- Coona. 8.. 50.: 50. 51. 104 Cooper. M.. 50.: 55. 104- Cooper. 5.. 50.: 104 Cornelt. 11.. Fm: 10. 33. 48. 82 Costin. D.. FL: 54. 108 Costin. L.. Se.: 51. 54. 56. 58. 88 Costin. W.. 50.: 50. 51. 104 Couch. C.. Se.: 11. 14. 15. 17. 20. 22. 44. 45. 48. 50. 51. 52. 58. 88 Couch. C.. .Iu.: 48. 51. 54. 57. 58. 101 Couch. 5.. FL: 40. 108 Cox. 8.. FL: 108 Crabtree. 8.. 1u.: 40. 41. 47. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 58. 101 Craeree. 1.. FL: 52. 54. 58. 108 Crabtree. L.: 81 Crawford. C.. 50.: 50. 51. 53. 104 Crawford. D.. 59.: 51. 52. 88 Crawley. 1.. Se.: 47. 56. 58. 88 Crone. D.. FL: 55. 108 Croucher. 6.. FL: 108 Croucher. N.. 1u.: 52. 58. 101 Crum. D.. 1u.: 55. 101 Crum.1.. Se.: 50. 88 Crum. M.. FL: 55. 108 Curtis. C.. Sc.: 45. 48. 50. 51. 52. 58. 88 Curtis. D.. Fr.: 49. 108 Curtis. V.. 1u.: 16. 47. 48. 56. 57. 101 D Dinner. P.. Sc. Davidson. D.. FL: 12. 13. 39. 48. 68. 108 Dividson. T.. 5a.: 51. 70. 89 Davis. 8.. Se.: 49. 89 Davis. 8.. Se.: 19. 28. 49. 86. 89 Davis. 1.. FL: Davis. M.. FL: 108 Davis. M.. 50.: 48. 50. 51. 52. 57. 58. 75. 104 Davis. P.. FL: 54. 57. 58. 108 Davis. 11.. 1u.: 103 Davis. T.. 50.: 49. 50. 69. 70. 104- Day. 8..1u.: 55 Day. D..1u.: 101. 108 Day. 1.. Sc.: 89 Dean. D.. Fr. Dean. D.. 50.: 41. 53. 104 Deals. V.: 85 Della Rosa. T.. 50.: 63. 73. 104 Denison. 1.. 1u.: 44. 49. 50. 75. 100. 101 Denison. T.. FL: 49. 108 Densford. 11.. 5e.: 41. 89 Demon. 13.. FL: 17. 51. 82 Diefenbach. N.. FL: 54. 82 Dittmer. M.. 5a.: 15. 39. 40. 50. 51. 73. 89 Dobbins. C.. FL: 35. 108 Dobbins. Y.. Se.: 39. 89 Dold. L.: 85 Dold. P.. 1u.: 101 Donahoe. 1.. 5e.: 89 Donahoe. 11.. So. Doss. P.. Se.: 23. 89 Dowdle.1.. 1u.: 101 Dreyer. G.: 85 Dreyer. 11.. 1a.: 55. 101 Druin. C.. 50.: 54. 57. 104- Druin. M.. FL: 54. 108 Dunaway. 8.. 111.: 101 Durbin. 5.. 1u.: 101 Durham. 11.. Sc.:7.15. 18. 21. 49. 50, 51. 60. 73. 89. 96 Durham. 11.. FL: 108 Duvall. C.. 50. Dyke. D.. FL: 47. 109 E Easley. E.. 50.: 55. 104- Eckert. 5.. 50.: 57. 75. 76. 104 Eddings. A.. FL: 62. 68. 109 Ehrhan. 8.. FL: 52. 57. 58. 109 Ehringer. P.. Se.: 50. 73. 89 Ehringer. T.. 50.: 104 Elkins. 11.. .Iu.: 55 Elliott. M.. FL: 40. 109 Ellis. 1.. 50.: 48. 52. 53. 58. 104 Ellis. 11.. 1u.: 101 Ellison. D.. 50.: 57. 104. Elrod. D.. .Iu.: 49. 50. 101 Elrod. P.. Sc.: 89 Ernest. 1.. FL: 54. 57. 58 Everitt. F..1u.:49. 50. 51. 53. 65. 70. 75. 100. 101 Everitt. T.. FL: 39. 48. 57. 76. 108. 109 F Fackler. D.. 56.: 47. 54. 56. W Fackler. D.. 50.: 73. 104 Faciler. F.. FL: 54. 57. 58. 109 Fnrnsley. C.. 50.: 56. 90 Flmnley. 1... FL: 109 Peeler. 8.. FL: 109 Fecler. D.. 1u.: 55. 101 Peeler. E... $45.: 55. 90 Fetter. 11.. 1n. Fields. Y.. 50.: 29. 41. 50. 54. 57. 75. 104- Floyd. 8.. 1u.: 54. 101 Floyd. F... FL: 109 Foley. 5.. 50.: 55 Fnley. M.. FL: 109 anke. 8.. 1u.: 40. 101 Fugale. C.. Fr. Fulcher. 8.: FL: 82 Fulkenon. K.. FL: 109 Fulkenon. P.. 50.: 53. 57. 104- G Curran. A.. Fm: 10. 76. 82 0 Garrett. C.. 50.: 57. 104 Garrett. V.. Se.: 39. 90 Gator. D.. 50.: 55. 104- Galor. D.. FL: 55. 109 Calor. 11.. 5e.: 55. 90 Gayer. M.. FL: 68. 109 Gentry. C.. 50.: 69. 70. 104 Gibson. 11.. Sc.: 55. 90 Gilbert. L.. Fa.: 46. 72. 82. 100 Gillner. L.. FL: 109 Gin. 1.. Fr.: 55. 109 Cofonh. 5.. $0.: 57. 104 Cohmann.1..1u.: 17. 45. 46. 47. 48. 50. 51. 58. 101. 128 Coodlen. L.. Fa; 82 an. D.. 50.: 55. 105 an. L.. Fr. Cnf. P.. FL: 55. 109 Graham. C.. 1u.: 40. 53. 57. 101 Grant. N.. FL: 109 Green. 11.. FL: 6. 65. 66. 83. 104 Green. 11.. 5e.: 40. 49. 90 Green. 5.. Se.: 18. 45. 46. 49. 50. 51. 63. 65. 66. 67. 73. 74. 90. 128 Grimes. 8.. 1u.: 101 Gunterman. 11..1u.: 13. 16. 45, 46. 49, 50.51, .- 65. 66. 70. 74. 75. 101 Guslar. C.. 50.: 105 H Hus. M.. .1u.: 49. 50 Hm. M.. FL: 57. 58. 68. 109 HI . 1.. 1u.: 38. 63. 69. 101 Hall. 11.. 5e.: 22. 51. 55. 86. 90 Hamm. 1.. FL: 54. 57. 109 Hamm. K.. 50.: 54. 57. 105 Hamm. K.. 50.: 105 111mm. M..1u.: 9. 33. 56. 101 Hamm. T.. FL: 54. 109 Hammonds. V.. FL: 55. 109 Hanger. 11.. 5a.: 90 Hardin. C.. 1u.: 101 Hardin. D.. 5e.: 55. 90 Hardin. C.. Se.: 90 Hardin. 11.. 50.: 105 Hardman. C.. 50.: 105 Hardy. 8.. $9.: 49. 55. 91 Hardy. 11.. 52.: 91 Hugh. 11.. 1u.: 55. 101 Hargiu. T.. 50.: 105 Hargin. W.. 1u.: 101 Hauselman. c.. $2.: 11.45.46. 50.51.5191, .A 128 Hauselman. M.. Fa.: 39. 83 Hauselman. M.. 1u.: 45. 50. 51. 57. 101 Hauser. 1.. 1u.: 52. 53. 58. 101 Hawkins. 11.. FL: 109 Hawonh. D.. 50.: 55. 105 Hawonh. M.. FL: 39. 57. 58. 109 Hecker. A.. FL: 68. 109 Hecker. K.. 50.: 40. 105 Hacker. L.. Sc.: 14-. 15. 50. 91 Henderson. 1.. 50.: 72. 104. 105 Hessia. 1.. FL: 40. 109 Hicks. D.. 50.: 39. 105 Higdon. N.. FL: 109 Hinson. T.. FL: 109 Hinton. K.. Se.: 3. 48. 50. 51. 91 Hiser. C.. 5e.: 91 Hobbs. D.. Se.: 55. 91 Hobbs. M.. 1u.: 101 Hodges. A.. FL: 109 Hoehn. 5.. 50.: 105 Hoffman. K.. Fa; 53. 83 Holland. 8.. 1u.: 40 Hooc. 8.. Se.: 50. 51. 52. 57. 58. 91 Hooper. W.. 50.: 105 Hopper. P.. FL: 109 Hopper. 11.. 1u.: 55. 101 Hosteuler. C.. 50.: 48. 53. 57. 105 Hostenler. C.. 56.: 55. 91. 95 Hostetder. K.. 50.: House. 1.. 5a.: 23. 33. 51. 54. 91 Huber. V.. 5a.: 73. 92 Huff. C.. Se.: 50. 52. 58. 92 Hughes. C.. 111.: 47. 54. 55. 101 Hunt. D..1u.: Hutchinson. P.. 1u.: 39. 57. 101 Hyatt. D.. FL: 109 1 Ice. W.. Se.: 37. 92 Ingram. 8.. Fr. Inman. C.. 50.: 36. 105 lrby. 5.. Fa.: 83 J Jackson. 1.. $0.: 105 Jackson. K.. 542.: 51. 56. 58. 92 Jackson. 11.. 50.: 49. 51. 53. 69. 70 131m. K.. FL: 41. 54. 109 Jenkins. C.. FL: 109 John. 1.. FL: 109 John. V.. 1u. 10hnson.L..Se.: 11, 19. 31. 51.54. 56.58. 99 Johnson. M.. Fm: 10. 28. 83 Jones. C.. FL: 109 Jordon. D.. 50.: 6. 40. 50. 52. 105 K Knelin. T.. FL: 57. 109 K1111. 11.. 1u.: 4-9. 50. 51. 65. 70. 75. 101 Knhl. L.. 50.: 105 Km . M.. 50.: 13. 49. 51. 53. 69. 72. 105' Kelley. P.. Se.: 45. 50. 51. 58. 92 Kelley. 5.. FL: 109 Kelley. T.. FL: 54. 57. 109 Kelly. 8.. FL: 54. 58. 109 Kelly. D.. 5a.: 54. 58. 92 Kellner. L.. 50.: 57. 105 ssrsgrgrgrrrrrrrrrrr sasaxxaxx aw: ?E?F $E$EEE;EEE 1'. K., Ju.: 101 85111111., Ju.: 40, 101 Kenlv L Se.: 13, 15, 18, 20, 44, 45, 46, 48, 51, 54, 92. 128 Killen' K., Se.: 47, 48, 56, 92 Kincaidw G., 50.: 105 Kintnerv G., 50.: 54, 105 KinZeYu T., 1u.: 40, 53, 101 Kitterman, P., Ju.: 101 Knigth M., Ju.: 49, 51, 55, 65, 73, 75, 101 Koestel, B., Ju.: 40, 41, 47, 50, 52, 57, 101 mjnak, C.,1u.: 50, 51, 52, 57, 58, 101 Kuhlenschmidt, E., 50.: 39, 40, 52, 53, 57, 105 L Lafferty, P., Fr.: 54, 109 Lanham, M., Se.: 92 Lanham, P., FL: 68, 109 Leist, L., Fr.: 40, 41, 58, 109 uwis, B., Ju.: 57, 58, 101 Lewis, B., FL: 109 Lewis, B., Ju.: 53, 101 Lewis, Y., Se.: 54, 58, 92 Logsdon, T.,1u.: 54, 101 Lomax, G., 58.2.33, 52, 92 Lomax, L., FL: 54, 57, 109 Lomax, 5., 50.: 105 Longest, 8.: 35 Longest, 1., 50. Longest, M., Fr.: 40, 109 Longest, N.: 85 Love, R., Fa.: 6, 29, 83, 87 Lowe, D., Se.: 18, 40,45, 46, 50, 51, 57, 77, 93 Lowe, M., 50.: 48, 50, 57, 58, 75, 105 Lozier, 1., Ju. M Mahan, L., 50.: 53, 105 Mahoney, 1., FL: 68, 109 Makowsky, W., Fa.: 30, 83 Mallory, B., 50.: 53, 58, 105 Mannix, R., Se.: 93 Maples, D., 50.: 40, 41, 54, 57, 75, 105 Maples, T., Se.: 17, 18, 37, 49, 51, 93 Markins, K., FL: 109 Martin, C., 50.: 12, 48, 50, 57, 75, 77, 105 Martin, K., Se.: 16, 33, 49, 51, 56, 60, 63, 65, 67, 73, 93 Mathis, 1., Se.: 56, 93 Mathis, L., 50.: 54, 105 Mattox, R., Fa.: 44, 83 Mayfield, M.: 85 McAnhur, D., Se.: 7, 51, 56, 57, 93 McArthur, D., FL: 68, 70, 109 McCartin, K., 50.: 41, 57, 58, 75, 105 McCanin, N., 30.: 57, 58, 105 McCanin, T., Fa; 51, 83, 108 McCanin, T., Se.: 11, 18, 49, 50, 93 McCurdy, C., FL: 40, 54, 57, 109 McCurdy, P., 50.: 105 McDaniel, M., FL: 54, 110 McDonald, 11., Se.: 52, 55, 93 McDonner, 1., 50.: 40, 53, 57, 109 McEntyre, 1., 50.: 55, 105 McKinley, D., Se.: 11, 49, 50, 93 McMahan, D., Ju.: 101 McMahan, 1., FL: 110 McMahan, P., Ju.: 54, 57, 58, 101 McMinoway, G., Ju.: 30, 103 McNew, D., Se.: 51, 56, 57, 93 McNew, P., FL: 54, 57, 110 McNew, R., FL: 57, 110 McNuhy, 1., Ju.: 50, 51, 52, 57, 58, 103 McRae, 1., Ju.: 54, 58, 101 McRae, N., FL: 54, 110 Meek, K., 50.: 105 Meek, P., FL: 110 Meek, T., Se.: 93 Meland, D.,1u.: Meland, G., FL: 110 Mellon, L., FL: 57, 110 Meredith, 1., 50.: 54, 105 Meredith, T., Se.: 15, 50, 51, 93 Meyer. 1., FL: 110 Meyer, L.. Ju.: 5, 43, 53,57, 102 Msyer. M., 50.: 41,53, 57, 105 M1les, D., FL: 40, 57, 110 Mlller,C.,1u.:50, 51, 100, 102 Miller, E,: 85 Miller, G., 50.: 39, 40, 41, 53, 105 Miller, M., 50.: 105 Miller, 13., Se.: 13, 16, 20, 21, 22, 45, 46, 49, .52, 65, 67, 72, 74, 75, 86, 94-, 128 M1ller, K., FL: s4, 57, 110 M311 , 5., Ju.: 52, 102 Mgner, V.,1u.: 45, 46, 4s, 50, 51, 52, 58, 102 M1115, B., Se.: 39, 47, 58,94 M1113, D., So.: 105 aner, 8., Ju.: 55, 102 Mgmon, K., F12: 39,58, 110 Mlnton, 3., FL: 39, 53, 110 Mobley, 5., FL: 62,68, 73, 110 Mollohan, 1.: 80 Montgomery, D., 50.: 44, 53, 54, 57, 58, 105 Montgomery, E., 1u. Montgomery, H.: 85 Montgomery, 5., FL: 110 Moore, A., FL: 39, 52, 110 Moore, B., 50.: 39, 53, 105 Morgan, M., 50.: 55, 105 Morgan, 5., Fa.: 83 Mosley, B., Se.: 55, 94 Mosley, W., Fa.: 15, 19, 63, 83, 87 Mull, R.. 50.: 40, 105 Mull, 5., Se.: 12, 47, 56, 94 Munk, C., Se.: 55, 94 Munk,1., FL: 55, 110 Myers, C., 1u.: 55, 102 Myers, D., Se.: 94- Myers, L., Se.: 40, 94 Myers, W., FL: 110 N Neville, B., 50.: 39, 105 Neville, D., 50.: 105 Neville, L., 50.: 105 Neville, T., FL: 110 Noltemeyer, 5., Fa.: 83, 87 Nunn, D.,1u.: 5, 16, 47, 50, 52, 57, 58, 102 O Offutt, P., Se.: 23, 39, 40, 45, 51, 52, 54, 94 Ollested, 1., FL: 110 01Neal, D., 50.: 40, 50, 51, 63, 106 O1Neal, M., Se.: 51, 52, 94 Osborne, B., 50.: 106 Osborne, 1., FL: 110 Ovenon, R., So.: 106 P Parr, R., FL: 62, 68, 73, 110 Peevey, D., In: 102 Peevey, G., Se. Pendleton, C., 50.: 106 Pendleton, 1..., Ju.: 54, 102 Peterson, C., 50.: 73, 106 Peterson, 1., Se.: 18, 51, 55, 94 Petro, L., FL: 110 Petit, G.: 85 Petit, R., FL: 40, 110 Peyton, K., Se.: 94 Pfister, M., Ju.: 54, 56, 102 Phelps, D., Ju.: 40, 102 Phipps, 1., Ju.: 52, 102 Pixley, D., 50.: 50, 106 Plaskett, D., FL: 110 Plaskett, L., FL: 110 Poindexter, M., Fr.: 55, 110 Poindexter, P., 50.: 106 Polen, D., FL: 110 Pooler, D., FL: 110 Popp, D., FL: 40, 110 Popp, K., FL: 40, 110 Porter, K., 50.: 106 Powell, 1., Fr.: 110 Powell, L., Ju.: 102 Powell, 5., 50.: 8, 39, 44, 48, 57, 106 Prather, C., FL: 62, 68, 110 Prather, D., Fa.: 28, 84 Prather, D., 50.: 41, 52, 53, 57, 75, 106 Prather, G., Ju.: 102 Prather, K., Se.: 54, 94 Prather, 5., 50.: 54, 57, 106 Pralher, T., FL: 39, 68, 110 Prichard. 8., Fa.: 84- Prince, D., Se.: 51, 54, 57, 95 Prince, P., So.: 52, 57, 58, 106 R Raeinhardt, M., Ju.: 39, 54, 57, 102 Raikes, B., Se.: 95 Ramser, C., Fr.: 34, 39, 53, 57, 58, 110 Rash, K., Ju.: 55 Rauck, C., Se.: 12, 51, 56, 57, 77, 95 Ray, A., Ju.: 52, 53, 102 Reliford, C., Se.: 47, 56, 95 Renn, D., Se.: 14, 15, 95 Renn, K., Se.: 48, 51, 95 Renn, P., FL: 110 Renn, R., 50.: 106 Renn, T., 50.: 49, 50, 51, 53, 62, 69, 73, 106 Reynolds, C., FL: 54, 57, 58, 110 Rhodes, 5., 50.: 106 Rhodes, W., 50.: 106 Richardson, 8.: 81 Richey, L., Se.: 95 Richey, 5., Se.: 14, 15, 21, 95 Richey, V., FL: 110 Ricketts, D., Se.: 56, 58, 95 Ridenour, D., 50.: 52, 53, S8, 106 Rieger, W., 50.: 53, 55, 106 Roberts, 1., FL: 62, 68, 110 Roberts, N., Ju.: 33, 47, 53, 58, 102 Roberts, R., 50.: 55, 106 Roberts, W., Ju.: 102 Roerk, G., FL: 110 Rorapaugh, 1., Se.: 45, 50, 96 Ross, B., In. Rowlette, R., Fr. 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Smith, K., Ju.: 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51, 63, 65, 66, 72, 75, 102 Smith, L., Se.: 8, 18, 48, 50, 51, 57, 77, 97 Smith, L., FL: 111 Smith, M., Ju.: 54, 57, 58, 102 Smith, M., Se.: 16, 31, 49, 51, 70, 97 Smith, N., FL: 13, 49, 53, 68, 72, 108, 111 Snider, 0, Se.: 55, 97 Snook, D., Ju.: 102 Sparrow, M., FL: 111 Spear, 1., 50.: 106 Spear, 1., Ju.: 39, 54, 56, 57, 102 Spencer, 1., Se.: 97 Spencer, L., 50.: 48, 57, 75, 106 Spencer, M., Se.: 18, 20, 46, 49, 50, 51, 52, 62, 65, 66, 73, 91, 97 Spencer, M., FL: 111 Spencer, P., 1u.: 102 Standiford, R., FL: 111 Staples,1.,1u.: 102 Staples, M., Se.: 15, 33, 50, 51, 72, 97 Staples, R., FL: 54, 57 Staples, K., FL: 55, 111 Steele, W., Se.: 50, 51, 97 Steele, W., FL: 111 Stephens, K., Ju.: 102 Stepter, 1., FL: 111 Slice, V., FL: 111 Stone, B., FL: 52, 54, 57, 58, 111 Stricken K., FL: 57, 58, 111 Stricker, 5,111.: 46, 48, 50, 51, 53, 57, 58, 102, 106 Stroud, 1., Fa.: 38, 84 Stouffer, C., Se.: 50, 51, 97 Stouffer, C., 50.: 40, 52, 53, 57 Sturgis, D., FL: 54, 58, 111 Sullivan, D., 50.: 106 Swartz, G., 50.: 40, 41, 52, 54, 106 Swartz, L., 1u,: 40, 41, 48, 54, 57, 102 Swisher, E., Fr. T Taylor, 15., 50.: 106 Taylor, L., Fa.: 69, 70, 84-, 104- Taylor, L., Se.: 47, 97 Taylor, M., Jug 50, 51, 57, 102 Taylor, M., 50.: 55, 106 Taylor, T., 50.: 107 Terry, M., Ju.: 54, 102 Terry, 5.. Se.: 39, 97 Thompson, C., 50. Thompson, D., Fr. Thompson, D., Ju.: 57 Thompson. G., FL: 111 Tindall, C., Ju.: 51, 54, 56, 57, 102 Tobin, E., Fr.: 111 Tomes, 1., Se.: 98 Tomes, P., 50.: 55, 107 Tomes, 5., Se.: 7, 55, 98 Tomes, T., Se.: 55, 98 Townsend, 1., FL: 57, 111 Townsend, M., 50.: 41, 50, 53, 57, 75, 107 Trimpe, P., Ju.: 45, 46, 48, 50, 51, 58, 102 Trump, A., Se.: 20, 44, 46, 52, 58, 98, 128 Tucker, 1., Fa.: 84 Tucker, 1..., Fa.: 35, 84 Turk, A.,1u.: 50, 51, 52, 57, 58, 102 Turk, 1., 50.: 50, 52, 53, 57, 58, 107 Turner, M., Ju.: 4-7, 48, 102 Turner, M., Se.: 11, 18, 33, 49, 50, 98, 128 Turner, T., FL: 111 Turner, W., Fr.: 111 Tuttle, G., FL: 68, 111 Tuttle, P., Ju.: 103 V Valentine, D., Ju.: 40, 56, 103 Valentine, R., FFJ VanMeter, P., Ju.: 103 Vest, W., Ju. Voyles, M., Se.: 49, 50, 98 W Waggoner, E., Se.: 98 Waggoner, K., 50.: 57, 75, 107 Waggoner, P., Fa.: 4, 41, 84 Waggoner, T., 50.: 40, 107 Wagoner, A., 50.: 40, 57, 107 Wagoner, D., Se.: 98 Wagoner, D., Fr.: 111 Waiz, C.,1u.: 12, 16, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 57, 77, 100, 103 Waiz, 1., 50.: 10, 49, 50, 51, 53, 69, 70, 107 Waiz, M., FL: 37, 49, 111 Waiz, P., Se.: 8, 11, 46, 48, 50, 51, 52, 58, 98 Waiz, 5., Ju.: 7, 13, 16, 47, 48,50, 51, 56, 57, 77, 103 Walker, H.: 85 Walker, K., Ju.: 47, 52, 54,158, 103 Walker, T., FL: 111 Wallace, B., Se.: 39, 98 Warren, P., FL: 111 Watson, K., Se.: 47, 48, 51, 56, 98 Weber, M.: 85 Weiseman, E., 50.: 54, 57, 107 Werle, M., Fa.: 10, 20, 27, 52, 84- Whitaker,1., Ju.: 103 White, T., Se.: 9, 26, 49, 51, 53, 55, 60, 62, 73, 99 Whitlock, M., Se.: 15, 45, 50, 51, 62, 73, 98 Whitlock, T., 1u.: 62, 103 Whittinghill, G., FL: Whininghill, P., FL: 39, 58, 111 Whobrey, B., 50.: 55, 107 Whobrey, R., 1u. Wilcoxin, 1., FL: 57, 111 Wildman, 1., FL: 39, 54, 111 Wilkerson, D., Ju.: 39, 40, 41, 51, 54, 57, 103 Wilkerson, 1., 50.: 107 Wilkerson, 17., 50.: 54, 57, 107 Wilkerson, R,, Fr.: 40, 54, 57, 58, 111 Wilkerson, W.: 85 Williams, M., 50.: 50, 51, 62, 73, 107 Wilson, 1., Se.: 47, 58, 99 Wilson, M., 50.: 107 Wininger, T., Ju.: 39, 48, 51, 54, 103 Wisehean, W., FL: 55, 111 Wiseman, B., Fr.: 111 Woods, B., FL: 54, 57, 111 Woods, E., FL: 62, 73, 111 Wray, D., Ju.: 54, 56, 57, 103 Wright, B., 50.: 50, 51, 53, 62, 69, 70, 107 Wright, 1., Ju.: 50, 53, 103 Wycoff, F., Se.: 15, 99 Wycoff, K., 50.: 107 Wycoff, M., FL: 111 Y Yochem, L., Se.: 22, 39, 44, 56, 86, 99 Yost, M., Se.: 51, 62, 65, 66, 70, 99 Z Zihar, R., 50.: 50, 69, 70, 107 Zihar, 5.: 85 Zurschmeide, K., Se.: 99 ABBREVIATIONS: Fa. . . . Faculty member Fr. . . . Freshman So. . . . Sophomore 1u. . . . Junior Se. . . . Senior 127 EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Carol Hauselman ................ Ea'ilor-in-chitf Peggy Waiz .................. 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