South Adams High School - Reflection Yearbook (Berne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1988 volume:

OT OFF THE JBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01737 8347 GENEALOGY 977.201 ADIBES 1988 CONTENTS OPENING 2 STUDENT LIFE 4 ACADEMICS 32 ORGANIZA- TIONS SPORTS PEOPLE ADS INDEX 58 80 112 170 194 Giving spirit a lift to new heights are bottom Seniors Todd Coffin, Shawn Smitley, and Matt Evans. On top, Senior Doug Kinsey, Junior Scott Bixler, and Senior Da- vid Schwartz rise to the occasion of rallying spirit at one of the many well-supported girls volleyball games Reflection 1988 Volume 22 South Adams Jr. Sr High School 1000 Parkway Avenue Berne, Indiana 46711 Hot OFF THE fff Hot off the P TK( ' i av vjdiro -H bc f- of 4iku , Jt W6V6 ' ' d ' - We.) - k ofceot (X .of W ' i I ' fe ' fe kpC I CU 614- r A ' L )f ,• s;;- r. ' . v;;J ,K-,5 a i CO t fi M tefi W Sham Wi iftUi , L vi d lAlira, IM i u; 7nt , M(xtt var s, and JDk jr ms -to - avoKfe (m %. - Ao4cs . PlM jDw : (U i i Dw t ci . ccK l ll , Matt Jiid Mt7a« j and Tti Miwck. Homecoming week at South Adams is no ordinary week! It ' s a big deal. This year students dropped their usual duds only to donn everything from togas to tinfoil for the spirit dress-up days. And the spirit was hot, especially in the popular Powder Puff football game between the ladies of S.A. High. In the preliminaries, the freshmen were eliminated by the juniors, and the seniors were defeated by the sophomores. The final game brought much excitement to the junior ladies who were victorious over the sopho- mores and were named the 1987 Pow- der Puff Champs. The grueling tug-of-war which fol- lowed the ladies ' football game was won by the seniors. South Adams principal, Larry Piety, also got into the spirit of things. He quickly found out (the hard way!) that being voted the lucky winner of the kiss-a-pig con- test wasn ' t all it was cracked up to be. And crack up we did, when during Thurdsay afternoon ' s pep session, Mr. Pi- ety forlornly claimed his prize — a kiss from the ™ prettiest pig in the litter! There is more to spirit week than pigs, of course. There ' s the Lip Sync contest. This gave students a chance to get up on stage and sync, jam, and jive to their favorite tunes. This year ' s talented winner was a group of fresh- men girls: Rochelle Sharp, Chastity Wulliman, Lesley Beer, and Donna Double. They synced their way to first place with the song, The Good Ship Lollipop . Following the Lip Sync contest, ev- eryone flocked the heat of the bon- fire. Football coaches and Senior play- ers spoke to the crowd and lifted ev- eryone ' s spirits for the game the following evening. Before the game could begin, though, the crowning of the 1987 Homecoming Queen and King took place. Last year ' s queen and king, Rhonda Tschannon and Kent Lehman were present to do the honors Rhonda had the privilege of crowning the new South Adams royalty, Lori Liechty and Ryan Holley. Lori and Ryan reigned over the game against the An- gola Hornets, as well as the remainder of the evening. Though the contest against the Hor- nets was not won, the Starfires played an exciting game. The crowd was also treated to an en- tertaining half-time show presented by the band, poms, flags, and feature twirler. They performed a difficult show featuring various favorite Disney melodies. After all this excitement, many stayed and danced the night away to the hot tunes played by the feature d.j., Off the Record . The week was fit for royalty and was planned by the Student Council — to make dreams and memories last for- ever. y A walk on the moon, some finger-lickin ' barbequed chicken, and even a bit of sci- ence. What more could one want? Who knows. But, the Music Boosters know what you want at their annual Chicken BBQ, Carnival, and Science Fair. These fun-filled events were held on March 17, this year. In order to get everyone revved up for an exciting evening, the Music Boosters begin the barbeque early in the afternoon. So early in fact, that by the time school is over everyone is starved because of the wonderful smells that have been floating through the halls all day. People begin picking up their chicken din- ners right after school. The meals can be purchased until around 6:30 or 7:00, or when- ever the chicken has disap- peared! When the eating is over, the fun begins. There are so many activities to do, it ' s im- possible to name them all. But there is something for every- one. The basketball free- throw game is for those who like sports, the moonwalk is for the little (and Big?) ones who love to sweat and laugh so hard their stomach hurts, and Bingo is for the adults who think they better take it easy after such a big, delicious chicken dinner. In order to make the even- ing more enjoyable for those who are into science, the an- nual Science Fair is held the same evening. Students spend over a month prepar- ing for this (they ' re supposed to anyway!). OiiM 1 NiKe Y jO KVl UCK Hotshot Debbie Zurcher won first place in the biology division in the Science Fair. She competed in other Sci- ence Fairs after her success here. eo ) 7 Woii d(d (9PM over 4i b( K . % h c c Mt hM MM: (k At 0.( ?W v ft. door- m. MiM before -H oi to ; wi Fol-de-Rol and Fiddely dee the fairy godmoth- er, Jenny Lehman is sure to see that Cinderella, Angle Baker, receives her wish. Hear ye, hear ye ... the South Adams Music Depart- ment successfully performed this year ' s musical, Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s Cinderella. Cinderella is the story of a young girl who works like a slave for her stepmother and stepsisters. Like Cinderella, cast members work themselves like slaves to learn their lines and songs before performance. When the clock strikes twelve, many cast members are just turning out their lights after returning home from a late night musical practice. The week of performance is often very hectic, with the most late practices to finalize last minute details. Performance night is a magi- cal night. There is some ner- vousness, but when the curtain rises, a magical spell is cast over the stage. Everyone seems to re- member all that they have prac- ticed, and the performance is superb. ¥n u ica The prince, Craig Yoder, and Cinderella, Angie Bai er, waltz gracefully alongside the king, Troy Liechty, and queen, Kelly Liechty. lessica Sprunger, Tonya Schaffter, )ulia Sprunger and Angie Baker dress for rehearsal. Stargazing into each others eyes, Jenny Mosser and Doug Wenger play their parts well. f waiAd 9iKP and daHc ! ' 6 im mor 1 what could be more relaxing Commons and throughout sev- and entertaining than spending eral halls. The annual Art Show the evening at the music de- attracts many concert goers partment ' s annual Pops Con- during intermission and before cert? it is surely a night of glitz and after the program also, and glamour for those who en- Some students take Art as a joy and appreciate the fantastic means of relaxing during an talent of many South Adams otherwise hectic schedule. A students. few, though, are very gifted and These talented folks are usu- have taken many art classes in ally a bundle of nerves before high school in order to prepare their performances though, them for further training at col- Having an audience is not new lege. Whatever the students to most of them, but there is case, if their work is well crafted something special about being and created, it is saved by Mrs. able to perform at the Pops that Johnson, the high school art makes them a little more ex- teacher, until the art show. The cited and a lot more nervous! show gives onlookers a chance There is even more South Ad- to explore another area of talent ams talent on display in the at South Adams. ■ i ' MMH i 7 ? J I .v ' 2  p w V 0Mh )0 c W S ' ' ' ' .?15 V [MX TO ht)d ' rkliA KUOu sSSSt X. ' SS -Hi mt ' hiOJJC- ? J« rA ' 5ft%tS 5A i5i — - ■feV -a (Ui ki •W ' ' Oft MKdttfe WA F ' J? ' . , oJlvd, Ai(M IAD (imi HOMj) -Ml (xv m(U dwovd nio jAl . ' Sunm cr i SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Lori Liechty — Berne Mothers ' Club Scholarship Scott Keller — Bob Stahly Memorial Scholarship Rick Gorrell — Elk ' s National Scholarship Rick Gorrell, Lisa Morton, LeAnn Morton, and Shannon Sprunger — Grace College Scholarships Ted Minch — Florida-Atlantic Athletic Scholarship Kaye Haines — IPFW Scholarship Shushanig Markarian — Scholarship of Excellence in the IPFW School of Computer Sci- ence Debra Zurcher and Jeff Grogg — Purdue School of Agriculture Award of Excellence Jeff Grogg — Purdue Institute of Food Technology Freshman Scholarship Sonya Buckingham, John Bodle, and Caryl Morgan — Ball State Scholarships Suzanne Crabill — Valparaiso University Scholarship Laura FLores — Vincennes University Blue and Gold Scholarship Lori Liechty — Adams County Medical Association Avi ard for Nursing Jeff Grogg and Debra Zurcher — Marquardt Scholarships (IPFW) Shannon Coblentz — National Merit Scholarship 4P JLtfL mi . 9 . , . 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S.A. alumnus Matt Leh- man was named State Star Agri-Businessman. Another alumnus, Kent Liechty, 1986 State Star Farmer, won two proficiency awards. He was runner-up at the national convention in Kansas City in Diversified livestock profi- ciency and served on the State Executive Committee as Section II director. Greg Beer, elected as District VI reporter for 1987-88, and Ryan Holley were delegates. Jeff Bauman played drums in the state band for the third year. The chapter ' s scrapbook, a BOAC area winner, placed 36th out of 216 chapters. Following the convention, Mark Burry, Scott Von Gun- ten, Greg Beer, and Jeff Grogg, members of the Pur- due Latta Team, quizzed their way into the semi-finals at the Indiana Stae Fair. Another highlight at the fair featured display cases on each of the S.A. proficiency winners plus a special display on Matt Leh- man, the State Star Agri-Busi- nessman. During the school year var- ious judging contests pro- vided ample learning oppor- tunities for eager participants. In the county soils contest Greg Bollenbacher ranked as high individual chapter mem- ber. At the area contest, the team of Greg Beer, who earned high individual, Jeff Grogg, Dan Neuensch- wander, and Dorsey Bisel grabbed first place honors. Tom Mann, Brad Martin, Don Hawbaker, and Craig Lehman also competed at the area contest. in dairy judging, the junior high team of Joe Caffee, Max Bollenbacher, Brad Martin, and Andy Wulliman won the county contest with individ- ual placings of 1st, 3rd, 7th, and 8th respectively. Also qualifying for area contest were John Adams, Jason Weaver, Dan Hawbaker, and Matt Adams. Other dairy judges included Craig Leh- man and Brian Weigel. Joe Caffee, Brad Martin, Craig Lehman, Rick Raugh, Mark Ousley, and Mark Kim- mel, the 3rd place county team members, competed at the area livestock judging contest. The crops judging team consisted of Dorsey Bisel, Mark Kimmel, Rick Raugh, and Mike Hough. After be- coming the county champi- ons, they placed 3rd in both district and state competi- tions. During the 2nd week in November Ryan Holley, Perry Lepley, Mike Dubach, Scott Sharp, and Tom Mann at- tended the National Conven- tion in Kansas City, Missouri. They also toured the Kansas City Board of Trade, the Kan- sas City Sports Complex, the Gleaner Combine factory, and the St. Louis Arch. ffk SF.PIhMB lF 6 VP ' ) UN WW- f.AMFI S OF FIPDIF l |Vf,PSnV, [Ht INDIAN A ASSOCIATION (jF TUF FCTI PF FARMERS OF AMFRICA WAS FOINDKD •Yip FIFIV VFAPS IHPASSOCIAIION ASHFlD[F hlPSTATF.CO VFNIIO ON IHIS AOPKCrUPAl f-AMPlS FFA M ' MO ' [[-APNIXG 10 DO DOING 10 IFAPN EAPNINC LIVI ' ■ ' 0 I.IVF SFPVF c u O( . it al P W ( 2- v%iA - )CM -Mac % ■iim ' South Adams FFA Off icers were Greenhand ' resident Vice-Pres Secretary treasurer 87 South Adajng FFA Mem bers holdir g Offices PRESIDENT VICE-PRES. SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER SENTINEL •Kent Liechtv District-87 •Mark Burry Matt Lehman Jeff Bau an District-ee Greg Beer Chapter-S7 Greg Mike Ryan Jeff Eric Chad Beer Dubach Holley Grogg Hirschy Brigner Eric Scott Rick Chad Mike Tom Hirschy Sharp Rauch Brigner Dubach GreenHand Tom Rick George -87- f ' .ann Bollinger Ballard GreenHand Mark Jenny Dan Chad Doug Kik-- -88- Kinin-iel Robinson Keuen Bollincer Berg.T.a:-. Hough • ' .-.en.hers of the State Execut ive Coxmitt ee Proficiency Awards are present- ed to the individual demonstrat- ing the greatest proficiency at the Chapter, District, State, Re- gional, and National levels. South Adams F.F.A. members who won District VI awards and qualified for higher competition are listed to the right. STATC NA u: PROFICIENCY AREA 198 7 1968 BEGIONAI. NATIONAL Matt Lehman Ag. Processing 1 St SllTer-87 Ag Sales Service I St Entry-ee Placement In Ag Prod Final . Kent Llechty Beef Production 1 St Diversified Llvestoc :1 St Gold-lst B 2nd Kansas Kent Norr Dairy Production Home Improvement 1 St 2nd Gold-2nd City, Mo. Jaff Bauman Oil Crop Production Cereal Crop Prod. Feed Grain Prod. 1 St 2nd 2nd 1 St Final 4 Gold-2nd Entry-88 Mark Burny Swine Production Entry Scott VonGunten Dairy Production 2nd Entry Hike Lehman Ag. Processing 3rd Steve Beer Outdoor Recreation Turf Landscape 3rd Entry Entry Entry Creg Beer Agricultural Mech. Final ■ Jeff Grogg Home Improvement Final ■ Eric Hlrschy Fish wildlife Entry F.F.A. DEGREES 1. American Farmer Degree is the top degree in the National F.F.A. Organization in America. Only 13 members in Indiana may earn this degree in any one year. South Adams applicants in 1988 were: 1. Kent Norr 2. Jeff Bauman 3. Matt Lehman 11 88 Recipient 11 88 Recipient 11 88 Recipient 2. State F.F.A. Degree is available to only 2° o of the State F.F.A. Membership each year. This coveted FHoosier Farmer Agri- Business Degree is presented at the annual State convention at Purdue. South Adams F.F.A. members receiving Degrees in 1988 were: 1. Greg Beer - District Star; Section Star Agri-Businessman 2. Jeff Grogg 3. Perry Lepley 4. Ryan Holley 5. Scott Sharp 6. Mike Dubach The South Adams ' F.F.A. qualified the oilow ng tor Stale Conventio Competition t the March 10, 1988 District Leadership Contest; 1. Quiz Bowl Dorsey Bisel Dan Neuenschwand 2. Scrapbook Scott Sharp Eric Hirschy Mark Kimmel 3 Treasurer Book Jeff Grogg 4. Exhibit Craig Hammil Greg Beer Chad Brigner Ryan Holley Mike Hough Mark Kimmel 5. Improving Ag. Leadership Officers completing application 6 Co-operative Aw ard Officers completing application The annual F.F.A. Awards Banquet was -ondu cted on April 21, 1988, vith the follow ng being recog- nized; Star Chapter Farmer — Jeff Grogg Dekalb Achievement — Greg Beer Star Greenhand — Dan Neuenschw nder F.F A. 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[i (k 4)Y ' [ ' Vi -tW[( I . iui 6 mm (l WW vm ft id n M The South Adams Student Council, sponsored by Mrs. Judy Merkel and Mr. Steve Cheviron, promoted school interest through many activi- ties and projects throughout the year. The Council roused school spirit with activities during Homecoming Week and Boys Basketball Sectional Week. These activities included a lip-sync contest, powder- puff football, dances, and dress-up days. Other activities such as the canned food drive for project share and the new link-a- chain contest for the penny pitch showed the Council ' s community interest and con- cern. During the school year a convocation titled Bridges was shown. Bridges was a multi-media show which was shown to the entire student body to encourage leadership and communication within the shcool, as well as at home and anywhere else the stu- dent may eventually go. All of these activities took much planning and prepara- tion. President Andrea Schaffter, Vice President Lona Shoaf, and Secretary Vicki Von Gunten, along with the other members of Student Council spent many early mornings organizing this year ' s activities. Senior Representatives Front Row: Suzanne Crabill, Lona Shoaf. Second Row: Shane Wingler. Last Row: Andrea Schaffter, Kaye Haines, Robyn Werst. Junior Representatives Front Row: Tarn! Hodge. Second Row: Kathleen Fletcher, Eric Stouder, Lisa Mosser. Back Row: Vicki Von Gunten, Tonya Schaffter. Sophomore Representatives Front Row: Hannah Bachman, Trent Lehman, Kelly Frank. Back Row: Heather Nevii, Tammy Sipe, Kim Fryback. I n High School Sponsors and Offi- cers Sponsor Steve Cheviron, Presi- dent Andrea Schaffter, Vice Presi- dent Lona Shoaf, Secretary Vicki Von Cunten, Sponsor Judy Merkel Freshman Representatives Front Row: Rochelle Sharp, Holly Baumgartner, Teriiyn Lehman. Back Row: Matt Buckingham, Carey Waters. Eighth Grade Representatives Front Row: Ben Habegger, Josh Rexing, James Linhart. Back Row: Kim Lehman, Melanie Biberstein, Sponsors Mrs. Knoch and Mrs. Sprunger, Becky Habegger. Seventh Grade Representatives Front Row: Cynthia Litwiller, Sponsors Mrs. Knoch and Mrs. Sprunger, Amber Liechty. Back Row: Aaron Sprunger, Jeff Sorg, Kurt Wulliman, Jason Sorg cCa o cccfi SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Lori Liechty, Terri Dubach. Back Row: Greg Raff, Sponsor Larry Leistner, Mark Bresnahan. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Jenny Mosser, Sponsor Alice Rhoades, Ma- rie Liechty. Back Row: Craig Liechty, Sponsor Kevin McCiung, Craig Hammitt. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Todd Patterson, Hannah Bachman, Greg Orr. Back Row: Sponsor Byron Bunker, Bob Rhoades, Sponsor Steve Huser. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Anissa Sutton, Mark Kimmel, Holly Baum- gartner. Back Row: Matt Buckingham, Sponsor Kathy Joy, Sponsor Deb Hosier. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. Front Row: Cami Willey, Tonya Schaffter, Ro- byn Werst, Andrea Schaffter, Casi Isch, Laura Ousley. Back Row: Darrin Neuenschwander, Bob Rhoades, Ryan Hoiley, Mike Dubach, Shawn Smitley, Shane Wingler, Andy Daw- son. « 1 , n ' -! -f Football Cheerleaders. Front Row: Kristy Miller, Casi Isch, Andrea Schaffter, Robyn Werst, Tonya Schaffter. Second Row: Theresa Vorhees, Cami Wllley, Lisa Mosser, Angle Claghorn. Back Row: Lau- ra Ousley, Angle Baker, Missy Michael. ( ieen£eadc You ' ve got to want it to win it and we want it BAD! chanted the cheerleaders to the players, urging them on to win another exciting game. The cheer was also true for cheerleading, a sport in itself. You had to want to be a spirit raiser for your school, and you needed to want it badly enough to work hard for it. Cheerleading was not an ac- tivity for someone bored by turn-overs and time-outs. Neither would it delight someone who was scared of heights or too embarrassed to scream their lungs out during a triple-overtime, nail-biting, hair-raising battle! Being a cheerleader took spirit and strength. Many times the girls began practic- ing almost immediately after try-outs to prepare for camp in the summer. During camp, many cheers, chants, and rou- tines were learned by the girls so they would have a great va- riety of material to bring home to the crowds during football and basketball sea- son. The male cheerleaders added to the style of the squad as they assisted in many exciting builds and cheers, es- pecially during basketball sea- son. The guys were required to come to practice just like the girls. The South Adams spirit raisers knew what teamwork means and that practice makes perfect. J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders. Front Row: Theresa Vorhees, Angie Claghorn. Second Row: Lisa Mosser, Missy Michael, Angie Baker. Top: Kristy Miller. Freshman Cheerleaders. Front Row: Janene Grogg. Second Row: Jodi Mills, Kama Kloepper, Renee Morgan. Top: Chastity Wuiliman. lm Oaccv- Sct S e uta i It ' s halftime at the first home basketball game. Sud- denly a hush covers the crowd as sixteen high school girls run out onto the floor. Just as everyone begins to wonder who they are, the an- nouncer cries, introducing the 1987-1988 South Adams Superstars performing for you to ' Opportunities ' . Before that magical mo- ment can happen, there must be much preparation for the season. The work begins at tryouts. Many hours of hard work and sweat go into learn- ing a routine that will be per- formed for three judges. Also, judged separately, is the girls ' ability to do the splits and a series of high kicks. After the last performance the girls wait and pray that they will hear their name called with those who made it. The girls who make it go to camp for one week during the summer. There, each girl learns different routines that she will share with the others. Grueling practices dominate the activities at camp, but it is not just hard work. There are many late night gab sessions, food raids, cheering and yell- ing competitions with the other squads, and a special bonding that makes a group of girls a team. After learning the routines, the girls must practice and polish them. They first show their stuff at the many football games by accompanying the band and flags. After football comes the Superstars ' shining season — basketball. Finally the moment that the Superstars have been waiting for — the actual performance at the first home basketball game. ftk Ji(m m y[ ' {■ ' m.w to-c c+iw lA fti k f;f(ut pimo Amw Bc v i , Tarcm (ft- -1mm- Affpltkr, nir, woft — Front Row: Co-Captain Amy Barrett, Captain Jessica Bauer, Heidi Baum- gartner, Terri Dubach, Lori Liechty, Julie Steiner, Jenny Wolf, Tara Wulli- man. Second Row: Tonnia Affolder, Julie Foust, Terri King, Juior Captain Tami Liechty, Jenny Mosser, Valerie Neuenschwander, Amy Evans. w m (km vpi honmMt m) m 1) k[)(kcM- Front Row: Mila Sprunger, Heather Nevil. Second Row: Lyn Hirschy, Casi Affolder. Back Row: Stacy Roudebush, Michelle Twigg, Lorl Reynolds. The saying small but mighty aptly describes the 1987-88 Flag and Rifle Corp. The group always adds a touch of pride when they present the American Flag at basketball and football games. The corp also performs with the marching band in many parades during the summer and fall. However, the girls ' season starts way before the parades and halftime shows. It actually begins during try-outs. Dur- ing tryout practices the hope- fuls are taught drills, moves, and correct posture. The girls are also taught a routine which they then perform for judges at try-outs. After tryouts, some girls may go to camp. Camp is quite a learn- ing experience! More drills and routines are learned for the fall and winter seasons. However, the captains of the flag corp and the members make up many of the routines which are performed throughout the year. The flag corp is a vital part of the South Adams Music Department since they per- form with the band in the fall. Their brightly colored flags and sharp routines add flair and variety to many basketball halftimes also. w pPT! ywJ( int (X Mm 0- ii cte i VmiU (X I would advise anyone that has played with the band for a number of years to stick with it till you graduate . . . you can have a great time in band if you give it your all, com- mented senior Linda Worley. She gave it her all, being the only senior in the three bands offered to students 7-12. As the only senior, Linda felt a responsibility in doing her best to set an example. She hoped to encourage oth- ers to stay in band even if they didn ' t enjoy getting up for 7:00 A.M. practices three days a week or practicing in cold rainy weather. The musicians performed in the Marching Band at foot- ball games and parades throughout the year. Th( then participated in the Con- cert Band playing for social events and various concerts during the winter. The band members could choose to rouse the spirit of the basket- ball fans as members of the Pep Band. 4 -A. ' 4 hJ i l M il , Junior oJfpQ (imi ] cimm m and vwviok. v iMim) kip ' cTMf -fe ' THE 1987-88 MARCHING STARFIRES r— S f—  PTi; idBfi ' vf Es=? w; p iw !i THE 1987-88 PEP BAND M . Efp p ( ijuI-Hai CUoud -6 - i4 Iw ity5 d(He heVc wac ce. The 1987-88 A CAPELLA CHOIR Tvm .IjjaVl— -S i THE 1987-88 FRESHMAN GIRLS CHOIR aCn£ a emSCe This was the second year ticipated in several sacred Choir and also for solos and for the Girls Ensemble. The concerts and in all of the small ensemble work. Amy Girls Ensemble, like the school concerts. They also Stoner stated, I ' m glad to be Chamber Choir, is a select competed in ISSMA contest in it; it took getting up early to group of junior and senior and the ISSMA Jazz competi- make all the rehearsals, but it girls. tion. was worth it. It was a lot of The Girls Ensemble had 15 The Girls Ensemble is a fun. members this year. They par- stepping-stone for Chamber 1987-88 Girls Ensemble: Front Row: Valerie Neuenschwander, Amy Stoner, Julia Sprunger, Lisa Morton, Tami Liechty, Vicki Von Gunte. Back Row: Sara Fox, Angie Baker, Jessica Sprunger, Jamie Sommer, Karen Sprunger, Jana Mertz, Marie Liechty. Ml, it ' s W6 A ' W ' . ( Me , kvt I ( ytbOf(y -to -K I %I K, l)(i Ad ' AJ t AY CkiAS- ' ' 1987-88 Chamber Choir: Front Row: Laura Kirchhofer, Andrea Augsburger, Suzy Lehman, Jenny Lehman, Shannon Sprunger, Melisa Lehman. Sec- ond Row: Kelly Liechty, Heidi Jo Lehman, Kaye Haines, Kemper Shoemaker, Mi- chelle Nussbaum, Julie Steiner. Back Row: Director Garrett Epp, David Wren, Mark Wynn, Christopher Steury, Paul Yoder, Troy Liechty, Tom Lerdal, Bob Morris. South Adams has always been known for its outstand- ing music departments. The Chamber Choir, under the di- rection of Mr. Epp, is one of the reasons. The Chamber Choir is a se- lect group of juniors and sen- iors that perform at various places and events. This year the Chamber Choir per- formed in five sacred con- certs and all of the school concerts. The Chamber Choir has been noted for its tremen- dous achievements at iSSMA competitions. This year the choir entered in division I with two Madrigal groups and one mixed group. They con- tinued on to state where they received Superior ratings. The choir also competed in the ISSMA Jazz Competition in which they received a high rating. As one senior choir member stated, It was a year of fun times, memorable mo- ments, and an all-around ex- citing experience. .,•«: vwA Wy %.i lea. HIGH SCHOOL FCA JR. HIGH FCA Wh ' UiJL --- lli miL mm up wt Kk o-w m J m aM The South Adams Varsity Football team was on the rise. Not only did they move up by three wins from last year, but many close games were played toward the end of the season when the vic- tory could have easily gone to the Starfires. Many varsity players felt that there was really only one team that should have beaten them this year — East Noble. All of the other games could have been won. One coach thought of a phrase that applies to those games: We find ways to beat ourselves. One problem plagued the athletes almost all year — in- 66 WE IMPROVED; HECK, WE WON SOME! Mark Wynn f f juries. Already a small team, injuries meant fewer contact practices, and in turn, less time in hitting preparation for the game. Nevertheless, the team practiced as hard as possible, and even the in- jured players put forth their best efforts. The coaches said that new players will always help the team. Committed players and those who know their capabilities and responsibil- ities on the field were the most important players to have on the team. If the team continues to give their best, the only thing left for an even better team next year will be student support. V A R S I T«Y Front Row: Tony Feaster, Scott Sharp, Steve Beer, Eric Stouder, Shawn Smitley, Darren Kloepper. Second Row: Joel Ziegler, Troy Thomas, Scott Hackman, Doug Kinsey, Scott Bixler, Steve Del- linger, Jason Coffin, Jud Myers. Back Row: David Schwartz, Mark Wynn, Todd Coffin, Scott Keller, Ryan Holley, Troy Ralston, Mark Evans. r The Junior Varsity ' s main goal for this year was a very basic goal, but yet probably the most important factor in any sport: improvement. Coach Sorg was pleased with their efforts and thought that they played especially well against Parkway. Playing against Parkway after the varsity team had lost could have discouraged them, but they hung in there and played very well. Getting the players think- ingand mentally up wasan important part of the game this year. The coaches tried 66 THIS IS OUR TURF. DON ' T LET THEM WIN ON OUR FIELD. Coach Sieve Rtnker 9 9 to help convey a good atti- tude to the players for a good start. If they weren ' t ready, the players would come out flat and have to work their way out of a slump. Coach Rinker would say before a home game, This is our turf. Don ' t let them win on our field! To- wards the second half of the season, the team started coming out pumped up and began playing better. They played an excellent second half against Adams Central, and a spirited last quarter against Bluff ton. SCOREBOARD VARSITY S OPP East Noble 28 Bluffton 7 Parkway 26 Eastern 7 Adams Central 6 28 Angola 13 19 Concordia 7 27 Southern Wells 41 6 Wes-Del 7 29 SCOREBOARD J.v. S t OPP SCOREBOARD FRESHMEN S OPP Norwell 20 2 Southern Wells 41 Bluffton 34 14 Adams Central 8 14 Eastbrook 8 22 Winchester 8 6 I Todd Tc v mj tJ L - - - .ift- _f : K., 77;.7Br?2 70 76, 7,. .M. v?e. 95 . i t ' l J«v Front Row: Harry Anderson, Rick Raugh, Todd Patterson, Jeromy Alberson, Bob Rhodes, Andy Dawson, Ron Spade. Second Row: Coach Steve Cheviron, Paul White, Nathan Habegger, Tom Mann, Duanne Booth, Shane Rich, Mike Morris, Coach Steve Tatman. 3,i 511.95 fsGU2, F«R.E-S«H-M«E N Front Row: Doug Bresnahan, Shannon Walsh, Ste- phen Stout, Michael Burke. Second Row: Ben Fos, Tom Harsha, Carey Waters, James Bisel, Chris Sprunger. Back Row: Coach Todd Clevenger, Ste- phen Boyce, Darrin Neuenschwander, J. D. Schultz, Shawn Morningstar, Kraig Lehman, Coach Steve Rinker. V A-R S«I-T«Y Jeff Sprunger, Mike Dubach, Jeff Grogg, Craig Liechty, Mitch Ciauser, Craig Yoder, Mike Crabill 4W44j SCOREBOARD J-v SA OPP New Haven 5 Union City 1 4 East Noble 5 Dekalb 5 Bellmont 5 Jay County 5 Homestead 5 Norwell 5 Bluffton 5 Wayne 1 4 Columbia City 1 4 SECTIONAL Jay County 5 Hotshot Craig Liechty, junior, made the NEIAC Second Team. He also received the MVP Award, the Mental Attitude Award, and the Most Improved Player Award for the 1987 Sea- son. I I wk n n Chris Schaffter, Jeromy Liechty, Matt Buckingham, Todd Wulliman, Christopher Steury, Ben Rothe, Jonathon Blomeke, Jeff Sprunger temti Regardless that the boys tennis team lost four varsity lettermen from last year ' s team and is currently playing in one of the toughest con- ferences in northeastern In- diana, they gave a lot of good teams close battles. Most im- portantly, they didn ' t stop trying their best. One of the highlights of the season for most of the team members was playing DeKalb. DeKalb has an ex- cellent tennis team with a lot of experience. Nobody ex- pected South Adams to romp all over them, but the team played a match that showed DeKalb that they would have to work hard to win. Coach Gene Grogg commented that It would have been nice to win, but I ' m more than satisfied with the effort that most of the team put out. He went on to say that DeKalb does have a good team, but South Ad- 46 I ' M MORE THAN SATISFIED WITH THE EFFORT THAT MOST OF THE TEAM PUT OUT. Coach Gene Grogg 9f ams came close to a victory. Coach Grogg was general- ly pleased with the overall attitude of this year ' s team. He said that they worked hard, and kept improving throughout the season. He was also pleased to have the help of Gregg Drake and Tim DeSanto in coaching the team. A coach doesn ' t always just teach — sometimes it ' s a learning experience for him also. This year Coach Grogg said that he learned quite a few things about doubles play. One thing he learned from watching the doubles players in a couple of match- es is that it ' s easy to give up when behind, but by keep- ing a good attitude, many times it ' s possible to come back and at least make it a close, if not winning, match. This year the Volleyball team had a new coach, Kathy Van Camp. She ran things a littl e different, said Junior Missy Biberstine. Senior Lori Liechty agreed. The season started off good, but it got worse as the season rolled on. We did play well against Bellmont in Sec- tional during the second game, though, Lori said. very pleased with the way the season went. We didn ' t have any superstars, but we did try for a good team concept. That was our main goal of the year. Overall, 1 think it was a success- ful year. Although the season cooled down a little after the first few games, the team did put forth a good effort. WE DID PLAY WELL AGAINST BELLMONT IN SECTIONAL . . . Lori Liechty 99 Kathy Van Camp said, ! was SCOREBOARD Homestead RESULTS Lost Heritage Lost Hamilton Won Adams Central Won Bluffton Won Jay County Lost South Side Lost Huntington Lost So. Wells Won Eastbrook Lost Bishop Luers Lost Norweil Lost Bellmont Lost Churubusco Lost Westview Lost Southwood Lost Bluffton Won Blackford Lost Dekalb Lost New Haven Lost Union City Lost Winchester Lost Col. City Lost Angola Won Ft. Recovery Lost Bluffton Won E. Noble Lost SECTIONAL Bellmont Lost mks. A A A V-A R«S I-T«Y Front Row: Vicki VonCunten, Dee Dee Moore, Tami Hodge, Missy Biberstein, Anita Bollenbacher, Shushanig Markarian. Second Row: Michelle Nussbaum, Suzanne Crabill, Rita Bollen- bacher, Stacy Carlinger, Lori Liechty, Noelle Hans, Kaye Haines, Manager Amy Morningstar ' J.V C 5 A J . ' i ..mv,u vj siSlST- H Front Row: Tricia Spade, Vicki Minger, Kim Fryback, Kelly Bol- lenbacher. Seecond Row: Nicole Habegger, Heather Nevil, Terilyn Lehman, Tammy Sipe, manager Amy Morningstar Nothing succeeds like sue- and a chance at winning a cess aptly described the girls ' berth to the state. swim team season. The swim- The long awaited chance ar- mers started out with some rived November 12 and 14. very impressive times and con- The Starfires splashed to a 4th tinued to improve. Early in the place among 14 other teams. season, Coach Jim Umpleby As the girls flashed through the pointed out their potential for water, the waves washed out success. The girls are achiev- previous records. Tami Liechty ing lifetime bests each meet. broke the 100 backstroke re- The medley relay team was cord with a time of 1:11.6. The only six-tenths of a second tf medley relay team of Tamie from their record set last year Liechty, Marie Liechty, Lisa at sectional. Two other swim- NOTHING Mosser, and Tara Wulliman mers are breaking their re- SUCCEEDS smashed the old record with a cords. LIKE SUCCESS time of 2:04.0. Lisa Mosser ex- The girls had set their goals Coach |im Umpleby 7 9 celled her breaststroke record and followed a rigorous train- with a time of 1:16.84. ing schedule. They all prac- Coach Umpleby felt very ticed from 3:15 to 5:00 after good about the sectional as school. Some chose additional well as the entire season. The practice from 5:45 to 6:45 be- team ' s greatest strength is fore school. This hard work their ability to work together. paid off as their times consis- Umpleby also said he couldn ' t tently dropped throughout really name the strengths of the season. Determinedly they each individual because the were setting their eyes toward girls all performed so well. the finale — the sectional — V«A«R S I«T«Y i A ( k Front Row: Theresa Vorhees, Holly Baumgartner, Amee Rust, w - «V!. . ' ' I ' ' i, ii . ' ? , vjHI 1 Michelle Miracle, Amy Evans, Second Row: Karen Sprunger, ■ ■ S.WM ' .win f Kathleen Fletcher, Tami Liechty, Lisa Mosser, Marie Liechty, Jll ' L i Sara Fox, Jenny Mosser, Karen Kruekeberg, Back Row: Jenny mk w ■r jrik 1% Wolf, Donna Salmon, Tara Wulliman, FHeidi Baumgartner, «: p -wJP ' 1 f Coach Jim Umpleby W Atl . ' .« ' ' ■ ' S 0 V, f ' S i i ' ' ai swniNC 51 MIC sn m SCOREBOARD Muncie Central Blackford Bluffton Yorktown Bluffton Jay County East Noble Norwell Belimont Richmond Huntington Huntington Belimont SA OPP 112 128 113 48 114 116 74 52 65 59 81 50.5 66 57 28 48 123 51 56 98 120 106 113 91 91.5 103 f -Piw OvpHHd (kmm Ai HZ) pi l According to Head Coach John Han, the 1987-88 Boys Varsity Basketball Team re- corded a successful season of 12 wins and 10 losses. Led by seven returning letter- men, the team was the first to have a winning season in the last 13 years. Coach Hans believed the success of the team was due to several factors: the team ' s experience, quickness, shooting ability, and the leadership provided by sen- iors Ted Minch and Rick Gorrell. One early weakness the team had was defense, but Coach Hans felt that the team ' s defense improved considerably by the end of the season and that it had become a sound defensive team. The Most Valuable Player 66 THIS WAS THE BEST TEAM IN MY THREE YEARS AT SOUTH ADAMS. Coach John Hans | | award for the 1987-88 Boys Basketball season went to Ted Minch, a four year let- terman. He commented It ' s nice when you are recog- nized for something outside your team, but when you re- ceive an honor from your team and school it makes the award seem a little more special. Minch was the all- time South Adams career scorer with a total of 1165 points. He surpassed the old record of 1149 points set by Doug Noll. Over all. Coach Hans said The team had good depth, a lot of hustle, and was a good group of guys to work with. This was the best team in my three years at South Adams. Hand wn i uum 0- n (rfP-fAV- • NC-c k: J SCOREBOARD VARSITY SA OPP Heritage 84 79 Columbia City 46 57 Winchester 69 68 Norwell 60 68 Adams Central 84 58 Southern Wells 87 40 Bellmont 63 74 Ft. Wayne 63 74 Bluffton 75 61 Angola 70 49 Homestead 58 60 Angola 66 55 New Haven 66 68 Bishop Luers 82 60 Homestead 46 68 Dekalb 63 61 Jay County 55 71 Union City 87 48 Woodlan 63 56 East Noble 49 59 Bluffton 67 47 Norwell 60 69 - I-— 1- V-A R S hT Y Front Row: Managers Todd Dull, Tom Mann, Lori Krueckeberg. Second Row; Greg Keller, Rick Gor- rell, Chad Grabau, Scott Keller, Scott Bixler, Randy Gorrell, Coach John Hans. Back Row: Ted Schwartz, Greg Raff, Trent Lehman, Craig Liechty, Greg Bollenbacher, Ted Minch, Jeff Grogg, Mark Bresnahan, Tom Agler. Five, Four, Three, Two, One, Buzz! Another out- standing game has been won by the freshman basketball team. Many times the boys produced exciting games that were an enjoyment to watch: due to their ability to play well as a team. Carey Waters stated, We played best when we rebounded because we were a small team and we needed the ad- vantage. Most of the team felt that as a small team, the Frosh stuck together like a family. 66 ... 1 FELT WE WERE A BETTER TEAM THAN WE WERE CrVEN CREDIT. Tom Harsha fl| This is another reason they played so well. Although the statistics didn ' t show a whole lot, I felt we were a better team than we were given credit, commented Tom Harsha. With a record of nine and six, the freshmen lost some very close games but only by a few points. Even though we lost by very few points a lot of times, I think it boost- ed our ego to help us get hyped up for the next oppo- nent. J.D. Shultz stated. CMcdl GxOiioOLiA. SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD J.v. SA OPP Heritage 42 38 Columbia City 33 32 Winchester 44 51 Norwell 50 45 Adams Central 63 38 Southern Wells 68 50 Bellmont 44 47 Wayne 56 60 Bluffton (tourney) 61 51 Bellmont (tourn ey) 38 30 Bluffton 59 57 Angola 51 40 New Haven 41 38 Bishop Luers 57 50 Homestead 65 54 Dekalb 30 47 Jay County 59 49 Union City 60 38 Woodlan 55 52 East Noble 58 48 I FRESHMAN SA OPP Bellmont 49 45 Union City 47 39 Jay County 50 39 Coldwater 3b 30 Adams Central 40 37 Winchester 53 51 New Haven 36 36 Adams Central (tou ney) 52 34 Bellmont (tourney) 37 39 Southern Wells 42 33 Parkway 48 42 Norwell 32 59 Bluffton 27 31 Blackford 27 54 Huntington North 31 71 Woodlan 36 48 m £ CH U .. of mm{ J-v Front Row: Kenric Gould, Mike Crabill, Todd Pat- terson, Ron Spade, Jeff Sprunger, Ben Fox. Back Row: Coach Greg Keller, Jeromy Alberson, Paul White, Nate Habegger, Tom Lindsey, Randy Gor- rell, Greg Orr, Coach Tom Agler, Coach Ted Schwartz. F«R«E«S«H M-A«N Front Row: Jonathon Blomeke, Tom Harsha, Mi- chael Burke, Greg Bauman, Carey Waters. Back Row: Coach Greg Keller, Ben Rothe, James Dun- moyer, J. D. Schultz, Ben Fox. fc C . ■ The 1987-88 Girls Varsity the Most Valuable Player Basketball Team had a re- award for the 1987-88 Girls cord of 3 wins and 16 losses. Basketball season. Assistant Varsity Head Coach Larry Coach Baumer stated Stacy Baumer and Assistant Coach was not only a standout at of- Vicki Baumer believed the 66 THE GIRLS fense and defense, but she girls made many great efforts also had good physical en- to work harder and to do the best they could as a team. The coaches agreed that the HAD A GREAT AMOUNT durance and was a good team player. The highlights of the girls showed improvement OF 1987-88 season were win- and progress throughout the POTENTIAL ning twice against Adams whole season and that their Coach Larry Baumer Central and the superb play- areas of possible weakness ff ing by the girls at both sec- were shooting and handling tional games. the ball. Head Coach Baumer also commented The Junior Varsity, coached by Randy Minch, that The girls had a great recorded wins and 15 amount of potential. losses. Stacy Garlinger received UiC SCOREBOARD VARSITY SA OPP SCORES NOT AVAILABLE AT TIME OF DEADLINE SCOREBOARD ].V. SA OPP SCORES NOT AVAILABLE AT TIME OF DEADLINE Immof mi V-A R S«I«T.Y Front Row: Kim Fryback, DeeDee Moore, Trisha Spade, Caryl Morgan. Back Row: Coach Larry Baumer, Rita Bollenbacher, Noelle Hans, Stacy Gariinger, Jenny Neuenschwander, Coach Randy Minch. I ' V Front Row: Anissa Sutton, Nicole Habegger, Holly Baumgartner. Back Row: Heather Nevil, Renee Morgan, Carmen Lengrich, Jenny Neuensch- wander, Allison Affolder, Coach Randy Minch. Quality, not quantity was an event, the other team, by the factor that helped the coming in 2nd, Srd, and 4th, boys swim team to do well would have had the higher this year. Although the nine total of points in the event. swimmers made up the larg- Commonly opposing teams est South Adams team in would have enough swim- mers to fill most events, but four years, it was still a small team in the largest swim 46 South Adams would have conference in Indiana. only one or two swimmers. Many meets were lost be- QUALITY, The goal of going to state cause of the lack of swim- NOT was not reached this year. mers to fill the events. Each QUANTITY . . . but a few swimmers and a re- team could have three ff lay placed very high at sec- swimmers swim in each indi- tional and were rated in the vidual event, and points top of the conference dur- were awarded according to ing the season. The prac- place. Each swimmer could tices, shorter and more in- only be in two individual tense, along with the pre- events. While a South Adams sectional taper, helped many swimmer may have been membersof theteam to per- good enough to win first in form well. Wo 44 of ' ' W«W W W «! !«!«««. — : — V A R S I T«Y Front Row: Jeff Sprunger, Christopher Steury, Tom Lerdal. Back Row: Craig Yoder, Aaron Scholar, Randy Caffee, Mark Von Gunten, Doug Wenger. SCORES NOT AVAILABLE AT TIME OF DEADLINE %. SCOREBOARD SA OPP Heritage 48 21 Bluffton 28 42 Concordia 25 48 Garrett 33 36 Bishop Luers 42 32 Norwell 27 48 Columbia City 30 44 Whites 37 32 Woodlan 27 47 Dekalb 18 50 Eastbrook 42 36 Bluffton 30 42 Huntington North 68 V A R S I«T«Y Front Row; Rick Raugh, Greg Hackman, Doug Bresnahan, Harry Anderson, Eric Hirschy. Second Row: Manager Sonya Bucking- ham, lames Booth, George Ballard, Michael Hough, lames Bisel, Paul Wickey, Manager Laura Flores. Back Row: Manager lessica Smitley, Ryan Holley, Greg Beer, Jay Stahly, Mark Kimmel, Chad Brigher, Tom Springer, Manager Angie Sprunger. Wrestling is a strenuous individual sport that re- quires 50% physical ability and 50% self-confidence, said senior Ryan Holley. To achieve the physical ability the wrestlers prepared for a match in practice. A normal wrestling practice included such activities as a 20 minute run, climbing ropes, lifting weights, and working on wrestling moves for 15 con- secutive minutes. After a wrestler was physically fit, he set individual goals to reach. When the goal was accom- plished, a bigger goal was set to achieve. Self-confidence grew as the wrestlers visualized themselves in control on the mat. They pictured the win- ning pin and then went out and executed. Such winning moves required quick deci- sions and immediate re- sponses during the match. 66 WRESTLING . . . . . . 50% PHYSICAL ABILITY AND 50% SELF- CONFIDENCE Ryan Hotley 9 9 Afterwards the wrestler re- viewed his moves and found places where he might im- prove. The overall dual meet re- cord was 4-9 for the Varsity and 2-7 on the Junior Varsity level. Awards and recognition were given for commitment and support. Ryan Holley and Craig Hammit both re- ceived MVP awards. Ryan ' s hard work toward his goals paid off. He set a record for 42 career pins. He also went to Regionals and placed first at the NEIAC tourney. Craig won at the AC and NEIAC tourneys. Eric Hirschy was given an award for Most Im- proved Wrestler. Sonya Buckingham and Laura Flo- res were recognized for their support given to the wrestling program. V i6 ( lm fcui bij 7lino , vc urw or in uhiAO vin - XdMco beam . I M wo. ' jl iMo AiAini H W I - V«A-R S«I-T Y Front Row: Theresa Vorhees, Christina Callaway, Michele Mir- acle. Second Row: Angle Dausch, Stephanie Wiseman, Vicki Von Gunten, Tisha Robbins, Kim Spaw, Dena Huss, Karen Kirchhofer, Amy Bixler. Back Row: Coach Kathy Van Camp, , Tawnya Lehman, Tonya Wiseman, JocJi Mills, Su- zanne Crabbil, Shaunda Ross, Dawn Cummings, Coach Linda Kirchhofer. A round-off followed by a back layout and two back- hand-springs was a familiar sight at a South Adams gym- nastics practice. The gymnastics team prac- ticed many hard hours. While the gymnasts strived to improve the weaknesses on the uneven parallel bars and balance beam exercises, they worked hard to perfect their routines on the vault and the floor. Despite the fact that the members of the varsity team were able to achieve only two victories and the junior varsity three, this season 66 ALTHOUGH WE PLACED SEVENTH IN SECTIONAL AND SIXTH AT N.E.I.A.C, IT WAS REALLY A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Suzanne Ctabill 99 proved to be one of the best in years. Although we placed seventh in sectional and sixth at N.E.I.A.C, commented Crabill, it was really a successful year. The gymnasts achieved their highest score of 80.1 points in a loss against the Bluffton Tigers. Suzanne Crabill, Most Valuable Gym- nast for this season, was the team ' s top scorer with 276.5 points. Freshman Jodi Mills was the team ' s second high- est scorer with 151.7 points and junior Vicki VonGunten was the team ' s third highest scorer with 150.3 points. fOmc p iti n ) di i eui m Game after game and win after win sums up the base- returning lettermen all Bellmont promised to be tough competitors this year. 66 ball season in only a few but the outlook was good. words. With only a few WE As Bresnahan commented. losses, the Starfires were DEFINITELY We definitely hope to win shining bright. Sectional. Day after day the baseball HOPE TO Head Varsity Coach, Dean team strived to improve the WIN Stahly, head Junior Varsity weakness of inconsistent SECTIONAL Coach Larry Baumer, and as- hitting, while they worked Mark Bresnahan sistant Coach Todd Baumer to perfect their pitching and appointed leadership to solid defense. captains. Seniors Mark Bres- This year, the baseball team welcomed back eleven nahan and Ted Minch, and Junior Scott Sharp. ready to win. Nirwell and m.i r :i W. v ' ' ' - • ' ' V«A R S I T«Y Front Row: Manager Andrea Schaffter, Ben Fox, Greg Orr, Todd Patterson, ). D. Schultz, Chad Grabaue, Scott Sharp, Tom Miracle, Larry Baumer. Second Row: Coach Dean Stahly, Randy Gorrell, Scott Keller, Trent Lehman, Ted Minch, Craig Yoder, Nathan FHabegger, Mark Bresnahan, Steve Dellinger, Todd Baumer. J ' V Front Row: Ben Fox, Jonathon Blomeke, Andy Barrett, Christo- pher Schaffter, Jeff Sprunger, Christopher Sprunger, Second Row: Todd Patterson, Jeremy Alberson, Paul White, J. D. Schultz, Mike Dubach, Carey Waters, Larry Baumer. SCOREBOARD VARSITY SA OPP SCORES NOT AVAILABLE AT TIME OF DEADLINE m fi SCOREBOARD J.v. SA OPP SCORES NOT AVAILABLE AT TIME OF DEADLINE Success isn ' t always mea- bers. Many students weren ' t sured in wins and losses. 46 willing to put in the required Sometimes it is measured in effort and in heart. Although SUCCESS ISN ' T time and effort. The team had many good the boys track team finished ALWAYS learning experiences such as with a respectable record of MEASURED IN the Purdue Bomber-Boiler 3-7, that couldn ' t show their WINS AND relays. This event gave all good motivation and all out LOSSES who went a chance to ex- effort. The weak point of the f f perience track outside of team this year, as in many school competition. others, was the lack of num- ms w -m w I SCOREBOARD BOYS SA OPP Bluffton 43 47 Southern Wells 29 Bellmont 54 28.5 Adams Central 36.5 Winchester 35 84 Union City 49 78 Southern Weils 51 67 Bluffton 35 65 Adams Central 47 Bellmont 32 85 v tm UwMj Vi( Sectional Results: Steve Baker - 100 meter: - 200 meter: 23.0 Scott Bixler - 400 meter: 53.0 Rick Gorrell - 300 meter low hurdles: 40.3 - long jump: 19 ' 10 Greg Raff - long jump: 21 ' Gorrell, Kinsey, Bixler, Baker - 400 meter relay: 46.0 Gorrell, Kinsey, Raff, Bixler - 1600 meter relay: 3:36 V«A R«S«I«T«Y Front Row: Tricia Spade, Vicki VonGunten, Angle Dausch, Rhonda Young, Jenny Smitley, Lisa Mosser, Theresa Vorhees, Angle Claghorn. Second Row: Jennifer Amstutz, Anissa Sutton, Holly Baumgartner, Donna Double, Heather Nevil, Laura McMullen, Janeen Crogg, Rochelle Sharp, Coach Steve Che- viron. Back Row: Matt Wiseman, Kent Hartman, Darrin Neuenschwander, Shane Rich, Rick Gorrell, Greg Raff, Doug Kinsey, Scott Bixler, Steve Baker. i t PtacA The 1987-88 Girls Varsity Track team has had an out- standing individual season. They have set and achieved high goals for themselves and the team. The tough practices helped the girls to achieve lower times and to qualify for sectional. Qualifying for sectional were the following: Lisa Mosser in the 100 meter low hurdles and the 400 meter dash, Jenny Smitley in the 300 meter low hurdles, Rhonda Young in the disk. I ' M VERY PROUD TO BE A PART OF THE SOUTH ADAMS TRACK TEAM lenny Smitley Trisha Spade in the long jump and high jump, Ro- chelle Sharp in the mile run and Lisa Mosser, Jenny Smit- ley, Rhonda Young and Ro- chelle Sharp in the 1600 me- ter relay. The team captains were Lisa Mosser, Jenny Smitley and Trisha Spade. Trisha re- ceived the High Points Award, Jenny Smitley re- ceived the Best Mental Atti- tude Award and Vicki Von- Gunten received the Most Improved Award. SCOREBOARD ii,! ; im iM  SA OPP Bluffton 39 48 Southern Wells 30 Bellmont 38.5 35.5 Adams Central 47 Winchester 62 55 Wayne 41 66 Bellmont 40 Union City 57 61 Bluffton 54 64 Southern Wells 62 56 Jay County 33 85 Adams Central 52 66 Bellmont 49 68 V A R«S I«T«Y Front Row: Kevin Grover, Stephen Stout, Derick Bailey, Matt Buckingham, Doug Bresnahan, Jeremy Liechty, Harry Ander- son. Second Row; Tim Kirchhofer, Kraig Lehman, Craig Yoder, Bob Rhoades, Dee Dee Moore, Todd Dull, Shane Wingler, Matt Evans, Jeff Sprunger, Mark LeFever, Todd Wulliman. m SCOREBOARD SA OPP Adams Central 185 190 East Noble 197 174 Norwell 194 185 Bellmont 195 197 Blackford 191 180 Heritage 175 162 Churubusco 153 Union City 214 192 Southe rn Wells 182 194 Jay County 182 169 Bluffton 186 172 Southern Wells 176 196 yfi Cv( .i( irpky -llAH CjflP -Imyvc With woods and irons him to relax and have fun. slung over their shoulders, While these top two team- the golf team stroked their mates shot consistently in way across the green. IT HELPS ME RELAX the low 40 ' s, the average Senior Todd Dull and AND HAVE FUN scores of the remainder of sophomore Bob Rhoades Bob Rhoades the team were rather spread shot successfully in the top apart, in fact, in a match two spots for most of the against Jay County, Bob fin- season. Bob says he enjoys ished the game with a low playing golf because it helps score of 41. The girls tennis team raised a racket this year as they served up a 10-7 season record, one of the best girls tennis team re- cords in South Adams history. According to Coach Jill Ar- nold, I didn ' t expect us to be this good ... it was a pleasant surprise. A major factor was that all the Varsity players were re- turning lettermen. There were no shifts in positions. The girls had more time to work on the fundamentals of tennis rather than having to learn how to play the different positions. The team struggled against Homestead and Winchester but played to their fullest po- f f I DIDN ' T EXPECT US TO BE THIS GOOD ... IT WAS A PLEASANT SURPRISE. Coach Jill Arnold ff tential against Columbia City and East Noble. From last year ' s record of 1- 20, the team had nowhere to go but up, and up they went! Coach Arnold is really expect- ing good things from the girls and hopes to improve their re- cord even more next year. The season ended with a su- per showing at Sectional held at Marion High School. The girls won the first round against Mississinewa 3-2; then advanced to the second round and beat Bluffton 4-1. They were defeated by Marion in the third round 0-5, thus end- ing a much improved and en- joyed season. ItWf) SCOREBOARD VARSITY SA OPP Adams Central 4 1 Norwell 1 4 Bellmont 1 4 Homestead 1 4 New Haven 1 4 Norwell 4 1 Columbia City 5 Union City 4 1 Winchester 5 Bluffton 4 1 Jay County 4 1 East Noble 5 Dekalb 2 3 Harding 3 2 SCOREBOARD jv . SA OPP Adams Central 5 Norwell 5 Bellmont 4 Homestead 3 2 New Haven 5 Norwell 1 4 Columbia 3 2 Union City 5 Winchester 3 2 Bluffton 2 3 Jay County 5 East Noble 2 3 Dekalb 2 3 Harding ' pro6 c£y.i If i|| V A R«S I T.Y Tami Hodge, Missy Biberstein, Michelle Nuss- baum, Jenny Lehman, Lori Liechty, Jana Mertz, Su- zanne Crabill, Laura Flores. J ' V Front Row: Ruth Wenger, Lori Frankenfield, Kim Shoaf, Paulette Parr, Kim Fryback. Second Row: Teresa Nussbaum, Aimee Rust, Angela Flores, Ter- ilyn Lehman, Rita Bollenbacher, jodi Yoder, Anita Sharp. luidtu huh- 4faHd i«s4un wttdK levin T jho o y d SmtKf Oive cau Casi Affolder William Affolder Andrea Augsburger - 1 . tiiA --4iJt ■ • ' . ' ' r- !« S Sw Si ;i 5ft, ' J4S i? fS«« fS8 l OQtK Brian Augsburger Monica Barger Amy Barrett Jessica Bauer Heidi Baumgartner James Baumgartner % ' 1 Greg Beer Steven Beer Lisa Bickel John Bodle Anita Bollenbacher Terry Bowling Mark Bresnahan Sonja Buckingham Randy Chaffins Shannon Coblentz Todd Coffin Suzanne Crabill Terri Dubach Todd Dull Matthew Evans Tony Feaster Laura Flores Rick Gorrell Jeff Grogg SeDonna Habegger Scott Hackman Deanna Haines Kaye Haines Todd C ,VJ :i utcJ - Cl V Scott Hall Sonny Harrison Kent Hartman Lyn HIrshy Tamra Hodge Ryan Holiey Melissa Hudson Jana Hunter ilto eo-iods wo vViSj saati Dena Huss Casi Isch Patty Johnson Scott Keller Doug Kinsey Laura Kirchhofer Darren Kloepper Suzy Lehman Tricia Lengrich Perry Lepiey Lori Liechty Troy Liechty ,S«S ' Melinda Logan Shushaning Markarian Ted Minch ■■ -f Tom Miracle Kimberly pp Montjoy Kelli Moore v W Caryl Morgan Greg Morningstar Bob Morris Leann Morton Lisa Morton Judson Myers I |p 1 [ pi R -- ' m ; ■;■■; i ' - ' t M : ' Nevsimal Chris Noonan Troy Norton Greg Raff Jamie Ross Donna Salmon Theresa Schaadt Andrea Schaffter aV wet fip- . Randy Schmidt David Schwartz Tim Schwartz Chris Sealscott Anita Sharp Lona Shoaf Kemper Shoemaker Shawn Smitley MMq. -fee, SentpK out- -b fmieY- o ev d ha of a , -- Julia Sprunger Mila Sprunger Shannon Sprunger Julie Steiner Sabrina Stouder Robin Stout Poch Taing Kathy Taylor Troy Thomas Andrew Tubbs Brett Wagner Doug Wenger Robyn Werst Shane Wingler Matt Wiseman Jennifer Wolf Larry Worley Linda Worley s David Wren Tara Wulliman Mark Wynn Paul Yoder Debra Zurcher ji Marc Stidham IN MEMORY OF Lisa McCoy The preparation for this important event began early in the year. Announcements were ordered from Tim Bresnahan, Mom was look- ing for someone to make that perfect cake, and you were worried about all the finals coming up and hoping you ' d actually graduate. No matter now much sen- iors looked forward to graduation, nothing was go- ing to prepare them for the many mixed emotions they felt on that day. May 22 was a day of joy and sadness. It caught gradu- ates wondering what was really ahead. It was then that they realized they might never see many of their classmates again. When they marched into the gym to Pomp and Circum- stance and saw everyone present standing to honor their class, a rusn of excite- ment struck. After the senior octet sang Passages , An- drea Schaffter, president of the Student Council recalled the memories the class had made together. Maybe tears sprang to their eyes as the emotional song Friends was sung by Kaye Haines and Troy Liechty. N ark Bresnahan, the president of the senior class, previewed the future when he wondered aloud What Lies Ahead? The senior choir inspired hope for the future when it sang Dream a Dream . Finally, the most anticipat- ed moment arrived — the distribution of diplomas. Jack Shoaf, school board president, awarded the di- plomas, and each graduate received applause. Valedic- torian Rick Gorrell and Salu- tatorian Suzanne Crabill were recog- nized for their accomplish- ments throughout their high school years. Then, all too quickly, gradu- ation was over. Tassles were turned, hats were tossed, and all of the class of 1988 marched out of the gym. Some were crying, some laughing, and others saying, We nave to have mom or dad take a picture of us! Tears flowed, nugs were exchanged, and everyone soon headed for home to their own reception or fam- ily gathering. A day like May 22 will not soon be gorgotten. Nor will all those special people who touched your life through high school. May the class of ' 88 always remember the precious moments they shared and smile or even cry. ' i mp ufiMv -Hid Aft:r -IV Ms ■ ; CLASS OF 1988 MOTTO: For long you live and high you fly and smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' l cry and all you see is all your life will ever be. COLORS: Royal Blue and White FLOWER: Yellow Rose VALEDICTORIAN: Rick Gorrell SALUTATORIAN: Suzanne Crabill OFFICERS: Mark Bresnahan-President Lori Liechty-Vice President Terri Dubach-Secretary Greg Raff-Treasurer Tonnia Affolder Jenny Amstutz Anita Augsburger Angle Baker Steve Baker Timothy Baumgartner Vicki Bergman Raymond Berry Missy Biberstein Sam Bisel Scott Bixler Debbie Bollenbacher Greg Bollenbacher Rita Bollenbacher Tammy Booher Chad Brigner (111 hmt,J •v cMtiJr- Randy Caffee Mike Calloway Jenny Campbell David Chrisman Mitch Clauser Barry Coblentz Tara Coblentz April Conner Troy Cook Todd Couch Mike Crabill Tracey Dailey Angle Dausch Deann Davis Steve Dellinger Mike Dubach Toby Duff Ginger Ellenberger Missy Ellenberger Pam Ellenberger Denise Eennig Kathleen Fletcher Nichole Ford Greg Fosnaugh Julie Foust Sara Fox Randy Gorrell Kenric Gould Chad Crabau Teresa Habegger Sandy Haines Craig FHammit HC 5f ff« p„«  «- ; ' t;- ' . juiA By o l r- t: j Anita Hampton Noelle Hans Karla Hart Pam Hartman Pam Herman Eric Hirschy Tim Hofstetter Lance Huffman Terri King Karen Kirchhofer Karen Krueckeberg Heidi Lehman Jenny Lehman Melisa Lehman Tom Lerdal Andrea Liechty Craig Liechty Kelly Liechty Marie Liechty Tami Liechty Carman Martinez Laura McMullen )ana Mertz Missy Michael Doug Miller Donn Mills Vikki Minger Stephania Montjoy Dianna Moore Jenny Mosser Lisa Mosser Jennifer Neuenschwander Valerie Neuenschwander James Norton Michelle Nussbaum Malisa Raugh Tonya Schaffter NOT PICTURED | Tracy Arnold Richard Murphy Michelle Ball John Myers Jeanette Bruick Kenny Noble Lisa Mathys Susan Pardel Robert Miller Doretia Villarreal Aaron Scholer Toby Schwartz Brad Scott Scott Sharp Jenny Smitley Stacy Smitley Jamie Sommer Ron Spade Jeff Sprunger Jessica Sprunger Karen Sprunger Jeff Sprunger Tom Sprunger Jay Stahly Christopher Steury Amy Stoner Eric Stouder Todd Striker Sarah Strome Luke Sutton Bruce Toland Julie Toland Mark Von Gunten Vicki Von Gunten Patti Vote Amanda Voshell Tera Webb Henry Wickey Cammy Willey Mike Wittwer Craig Yoder Jodi Yoder Ruth Yoder Joel Zeigler Jenny Zuercher frl Cit Walking into a candlelit ballroom through a tunnel of pastel balloons cetainly set the romantic mood of Prom. Everyone was On The Edge of a Dream. This year the ju- nior class elected to hold prom on Saturday evening, April 23, at Don Hall ' s Guesthouse in Ft. Wayne. Though it was a bit chilly and rainy outside, no one let the weather dampen the festive mood of a wonderful prom night. When couples began arriv- ing they were greeted warmly by junior class sponsors and then proceeded to have their picture taken. Prom pictures are very valuable momentos for the juniors and seniors. Everyone looks forward to getting them back at school and comparing them to all of their friends. Who shut their eyes? Who ' s hair was messed up? After picture time, the guests could wander into the spacious ballroom and choose their table for the evening. Each table was beau- tifully set, with vases of pink and white carnations to add a final touch. The music and dancing began before the buffet-style meal so each per- son could work up a good ap- petite. Finally, the delicious meal was served. One could choose from an array of meats, vegetables, salads, and desserts. Soon after the meal the guests were dancing again. No one danced too long though, because the time had come to crown the 1988 Prom Queen and King. Each of the six candidates were named. This year ' s Prom Court included Mark Bresna- han, Ted Minch, Greg Raff, Tara Wulliman, Andrea Schaffter, and Laura Flores. Fi- nally, the Queen and King were announced. Laura Flores and Greg Raff were crowned as Prom Royalty and danced, along with the other nomi- nees, one slowdance. After the crowning, the flashbulbs were flashing and the con- gratulations were said. The dance floor was again open, but around 10:30 and 11:00 people began leaving to cele- brate at a party or late night movie. it was a night of glamour and excitement thanks to the hardworking junior class who put it all together. 1988 PROM COURT Front Row: Tara Wulliman, Andrea Schaffter, Laura Flo- res. Back Row: Mark Bresna- han, Ted Minch, Greg Raff. Jeromy Alberson Phillip Amstutz Harry Anderson Hannah Bachman Theresa Baker George Ballard Robin Bauman Dawnelle Beltz Dorsey Bisel | Kelly Bollenbacher ,, Rick Bollinger Duane Booth Ing Brach William Brainerd Angi Brenneman Angle Claghorn n7(yu Alan Coblentz Andy Dawson Angleic Deiser Michelle Doherty Amy Evans Angela Flores Daria Fox Kelly Frank Lori Frankenfleld Kim Fryback Carey Calloway Cindy Garcia Stacy Carlinger Jerad Carner Kathie Habegger Nathan FHabegger Greg Hackman Jason F aines Traci Harmon Michelle FHawkins Doug Kelley Debi Landers Jeff Laux David Ledesma J  l .«K ' _. _Sffi2i-- 1 Evd di ' Uu -fM ' K ' W(J( umc J(v no Mai Trent Lehman Tom Lindsey Tom Mann Cindy McCoy Kristi Miller Larry Mooney Amy Morningstar Mike Morris Kim Neuenschwander Heather Neveil Greg Orr Laura Ousley Paulette Parr Todd Patterson Rick Raugh Bob Rhoades Ml. NOT PICTURED Norman Bergman William Gilson Connie Coronado John Lehman Lisa Couch Robert Miller Leticia Espinoza Liberdo Reyes Patricia Fravel Silvia Trevino Teresa Cillum Chad Vore Paul Wickey Tonya Wiseman Christy Wittwer Todd Wulliman Rhonda Young pr66 Allison Affolder Derick Bailey Andy Barrett Greg Bauman Jennifer Bauman Holly Baumgartner Lesley Beer Doug Bergman Mike Bergman Renee Berry Darin Bertsch James Bisel Amy Bixler Jonathan Blomeke Chad Bollinger Stephen Boyce Doug Bresnahan Brian Brewster Matthew Buckinghan Michael Burke Jason Burke Michelle Burry Chad Chaffins Ir,. Lisa Chaffins Dawn Cummings Teresa Dailey Regina David Donna Double Jim Dunmoyer Angel Everidge Ben Fox Kendra Crigsby lanene Grogg Kevin Crover Nicole Habegger Tammy Harrison Tom Harsha Dan Hawbaker Tony Herman Crystal Hirschy Michael Hough Robert Kelly Russell Keys Mark Kimmel •K C V Tim Kirchhofer Kama Kloepper Kyle Knell Josiah Lavy Kraig Lehman Tawnya Lehman Teri Lehman Camie Lengerich Jeremy Liechty Jodi Mills Michelle Miracle Renee Morgan Ryan Moser Todd Myers Ryan Nelson Dan Neuenschwander Darrin Neuenschwander John Pyle Lori Reynolds Jenny Robinson Shaunda Ross Tara Roth Ben Rothe Stacy Roudebush vk .- ! K— do owe (k Ml wc i ffn -HteiV Uiic( sow. Aimee Rust Chris Schaffter Chris Schwartz Jason Schwartz Heather Sealscott Rochelle Sharp Kim Shoaf J.D. Shultz Amy Smith Jessica Smitley Karia Spade Chris Sprunger Rochelle Sprunger Stephen Stout Marie Stutzman Beverly Supinger Anissa Sutton Nichole Twigg Shannon Walsh Eric Warner Carey Waters Ruth Wenger Anna Wittman John Worley Chastity Wulliman Ester Yoder Duane Zehr Matthew Adams Donny Anderson Terry Arnold Mark Baumer Mike Beer Kelly Berry Rose Bertsch Melanie Biberstine )oe Bollinger Michael Brainerd Teresa Brewster Cina Brooks Nacole Burkholder Gina Christy Chrisi Clauser Cameron Coblentz Tina Collier Tim Conner Shawn Cook Troy Dailey John Doherty Adam Falk % v Au t dmm toi g Billy Ford Robbie Fosnaugh lulie Fox Kae Frank Lisa Fredel Joseph CIsh Nadlne Glidewell Tina Cunter Ben FHabegger F ollie Habegger Becky FHabegger Aurelio FHernandez Shane Hoffman John Hofstetter Beth FHuss Candace Johnson Kevin Jones Aaron Kaehr Megan Kimmel Holly Knell Matthew Koons Jason Landers Erin Lautzenheiser Joe Laux Craig Lehman c cMa Mk, vm m u 0 Hy. Kim Lehman Tracie Lepley Jim Linhart Angela Lugar Stacy Lugar Bradley Martin Lesley McMullen Julie Meshberger Shawn Moser Tina Neal Mark Ousley Troy Patterson John Pickett Jason Raugh Josh Rexing Renee Rivera Missy Roser Tessa Roth Dan Schmidt Lisa Schwartz Qvulf25 hail 16 d - -hm J) h vt[04. or wH-k 0- My h do boHn ! Craig Simon Kim Smith Shannon Smitley Darwin Spaw Charles Stalker Angle Steiner Sheryl Steury Anne Stoner Jason Subler Matthew Sullivan Roger Teeter Dana Timmons Any Toland Todd Von Cunten Sarah Walsh Jeromy Weaver Amy White Angle Wilson Lorrie Wittgenfeld Jason Yoder l LOf Um ( and CJAoWm fG Ms irpr. SiJU f uAj Jonathan Adams Branden Alberson Merhanda Baily Doug Beitler Chad Billington Aaron Bisel Aimee Bixler Scott Bloomer Peter Bodle Max Bollenbacher Nathan Booher Diane Breauchy Danny Brotherton Joe Caffe Dan Claghorn Sherry Clark Coyla Cobientz Michelle Crismore Irish Curtis Laura Davis Millie Davis Karen Deiser Jennifer Double Cami Dubach Christy Eldridge Lynette Ellenberger I Matt Ellenberger Kristy Everett Daniel Falk Roby Feaster Scot Flueckiger Travis Fox Andy Carber Manuel Garza Ruben Cehrett Eddie Hampton Chris Hawbaker Dawn Heckert Cindy Huss Delia Kelly Michelle Keys Scott King Scot Kneisly Brian Kramer Steven Lane Robert Lee Todd Lehman Tara Leistner Amber Liechty Brent Liechty Andy Lipina Cindy Litw iller Rich Lothridge Christina Mann x ) of Y etytvm Max McAbee Ryan McCrosky Craig McKean Kent Mertz Matt Miller Kevin Minger Jennifer Montjoy Christina Moser Chad Myers Rusty Myers Mindy Nettrouer Kimberii Neuenschwander Shannon Nevi! Craig Peters Zoe Rivera llena Rust Greg Schaffter Danielle Schwartz Kristin Schwartz Tera Scott Kristi Shoemaker )oey Shu Amy Simon Jack Sindel ai4 a ( i 4 Nathan Smith Mike Sommer Jason Sorg Jeff Sorg Lori Spade Corey Sparks Aaron Sprunger Jenny Sprunger Seth Sprunger Scott Stauffer Keith Steury Jacob Stutzman Micah Sullivan Chastidy Thompson Scott Twigg Joe Vore Angela Wagner Jason Weaver Brian Weigel Jerry West Tonya Winget Stephanie Wiseman Jennifer Wittw er Dollie Wolf Andy Wulliman Kurt Wulliman Matt Yoder Christina Zurcher John Zurcher EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL r . ' ' ' fr!S7 S3 q5 27 23 e - i-l ' -% %l SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL EIGHTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL SEVENTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES JR. HIGH BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK JR. HIGH WRESTLING JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL iP ll!H HIWH!IHIII MBS iai iSjMlJW |Mi!WHi!ll! ■ S: ' ll i JR. HIGH CHOIR fmo ' V- ' - Auri EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADING SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADING DISTRICT STAFF Richard Clevenger Superintendent Gene Clemens Director of Pupil Personnel Malcolm Stauffer Director of Adult Education Larry Piety — Principal lona Alberson Harry Anderson Jinn Arnold Martin Blocki Rose Bryan Byron Bunker Ed Buzzard Steve Cheviron Pat Clevenger Rochelle Cook Sheryl Cook Janet Dixon Karen Dubach Garrett Epp Margaret Fenstermaker Katie Fields Sandy Flueckiger Sanjia Gilbert Gene Grogg John Hans Jim Horton Debbie Hosier Nell Huffman Steve Huser Barbara Johnson THANKS HARRY for your 32 years of service in South Adams Schools. .A 1W 66t ( fe doc g Not pictu ed: David Alberso n, Melv •n AUR sburger Vic toria Baumer, Gresham Bears , Paulin e Borde i. B Dnnie Breauchy Robe t Hofstetter, Bur ey Hough, jr. Jerry Hough, B 2verly Liechly, Gerald McCullo gh. Ferris Mertz, C Drinne Moser, Wilberl Neuenschwa nder. Jerry Parr Steve Rinker, George Schisler Sylvester ] Sell, Mari 3nO. smith, D jane D. Sprunge , Ml chell Stookey, Stephe n Tatmar , Edward Von Gu nten Wil- liam WoK ]acki Wolpert. Norma Jones Kathy Joy Doris Knoch Linda Lehman Sturat Lehman Larry Leistner Kevin McClung Lloyd McGough Linda McMullen Judy Merkel Dale Mertz Sandy Mertz Jane Minch Sylvia Myers Tina Nofziger Alice Rhoades Fred Schuman Ted Schwartz Larry Sheets Marcella Sipe Kirk Sorg Cindy Sprunger Dean Stahly Sally Thomas Diane Wingler Nancy Winn Jerry Workinger Pat Yake SCHOOL BOARD Front Row: Andrew Barrett 11, Dr. Andrew Stoner — Secretary, Jack Shoaf — President. Back Row: Brice Minger, Jim Buckingham — Vice-President, Davi d Fox, Jay Smitley. r T m William Morris - Tom Agler Lois Bailey )anice Culber Carol Cummings Carolyn Could Rita Leggett )anet Lengrich Jeni Lingo Mary McCord Linda McKean Gary McMillan Joyce Myers Karen Neal Ann Nevil lulia Reef Ginger Roughia Kay Shull Darrel Smitley Sue Snyder Becky Sorg Jean Sprunger Sandra Sprunger Jan Stahly Dave Stucky Helen Stucky Betty Stuber Kathleen Tooley Kathleen Turner Anna Vorhees Principal Jerry Sprunger — Principal Kathy Agler Julia Amstutz Doris Brunner Dorothy Clemens Mark Cook Marsha Couture Rebecca Dann Kathi Drake Carolyn Fletcher Harlow Fletcher Lora Flueckiger Sara Fortney Byron Fox Max Haines Sue Herman Dorothy Hofstetter Colleen Keller Linda Kramer Hazel Lautzenheiser Joan Liechty Judy Lipina Joan Morgan Geraldine Morton Karen Moser Doris Neuenschwander Velma Reef Betty Reinhrrd Patti Schwartz Ted Schwartz Jean Sheets Jan Sluts Margaret Snow Barbara Sprunger Barbara J. Sprunger Bonnie Sprunger Forrest Sprunger Sandy Stultz Eula Van Emon Suzanne Voelz Sharon Wheeler DiAnn Willits Not Pictured: Berne — Jeane Lautzenheiser Geneva — Shelley Atkinson, Arleen Conrad, Carol Garringer, Jean Lemom, Kathy Pfeifer, Ron Spade, Linda Steury, Kenneth Van Emon. •Jamin Adams Andrew Amstutz Cari Armstrong Pat Augsburger Matthew Barrett Mark Bauman Jasmine Baumgartner Herb Bergman Adams Bertsch Mark Biberstine Angela Bixler Stacey Blalock Travis Booher Jim Brewster Ginger Brooks Tina Burkholder Caroline Bush Brian Coblentz Michael Coblentz Travis Coblentz Cheico Cook Holly Cook Maria Crandall Angela Crider Ben Crider Lance Cummings Amy Dailey Scott Dailey Shane Dailey Gretchen Davidson Holly Davidson Susan Dixon LeeAnn Doherty Mandie Everdige Billy Fields Megan Ford Ben Fosnaugh Andy Fox James Galloway Jerry Cerber •Sixth Grade r (X it4i bo c. Stephanie Greer Josh Habegger Shannon Hicks Darin Hodge Kim Hoffman Debbie Hofstetter Earl Hough Jeremy Hough Taya Jones Denise Kaehr Brad Kelly Matt Knell Trevor Kuntz Megan Lehman Sandy Lehman Sara Lehman Brad Lewis Pat Leudy Paul Lugar Maria Martinez Stacy Mathys Angela Medley Ryan Mere David Meshberger Cary Mikesell Nicole Miller Clint Minnich William Morningstar Kenneth Moser Brooke Neal Becky Neuenschwander Toni Neuenschwander Melisa Nevil Tanya Patterson Nicole Reynolds Angie Rich Marc Rich Ronnie Ridgeway Mark Scott Jason Sharp Jennifer Smith Mark Smith Mollie Spencer Cary Stauffer Brad Steen Scott Steenburg Adam Steiner Jason Stutzman Nathan Subler Matt Summersett Nicole Sutton Doug Terrell Wendy Tomano Jason Trausch John Trausch Jonathon Vanator chad Von Cunten Josh Watts Jami Wheeler Jennifer Wheeler J.J. Willey Michelle Winget Josh Zeigler Brian Zuercher Jeff Zurcher Melissa Zurcher •Rachel Abnet Sarah Adams Danielle Alberson Jodi Amstutz Jill Anderson Michael Augsburger Jill Baker Matthew Baker Christy Baumer Joel Baumgartner Miryah Baumgartner Ruthann Baumgartner Monica Biberstine Aaron Bodle Leith Booher Do Brach Amy Christner Deanna Crider Kevin Deiser Lori Dubach Luke Elienberger Lori Everett Kyla Fields Jamie Foltz Steven Foltz Dathan Foust Kelly Fox Ked Frank Oakland Gaerke Jesse Galloway Natalie Garber Christopher Cerber Michelle Glessner Chad Habeggar •Fifth Grade Matthew Habegger Holly Haines Lynn Herman Stephanie Howard Amy Huser Michael Kaiser Tammy Kelly Erin Kinsey Andrew Kruse Stephanie Kuhn )ami Landers Melanie Lehman Jade Liechty Brent Linhart Brian Loker Kelly Mann Kristen McCabe James McDonald April McKean Lisa McMullen Amy Moser Maria Moser Keith Muhlenkamp Jamie Myers Jarud Nash Alicia Nevil Lisa Nevil Jessie O ' Dell Jennifer Pickett Andrew Powell Faith Raugh Nathan Roth Tracy Roudebush Rena Rowell Lara Rust Phillip Schuman Gabe Schwartz Jason Schwartz Marvin Schwartz Natalie Sharp Ben Shope up (K 9 toc? . Jenny Smith Travis Smith Amanda Smitley Amanda Spitler Cari Sprunger Dawn Sprunger Lance Sprunger Jon Stauffer Shaunee Steen Jennifer Steenburg Amber Steiner Brandon Steury Kyle Stutzman Tim Summersett Shanti Swygart Lisa VonCunten Michael Wagner Laura Weaver Michael Wenger Aaron Winteregg Kendra Wiseman Cary Wittwer Amy Yoder Brad Zehr Rebecca Zurcher Carly Anderson Brad Bauman Christina Beeler Jason Beer Jeff Beer Michael Beitler Randall Bergman Nicole Booth Erin Brandt Brenna Buckingham Shanyn Chaffins Monika Curtis Heather Evans Jason Failer Ben Ford Nick Cuenther Billy Gunter Ben Hawbaker Kevin Hofstetter •Fourth grade- Geneva i oaLM-   ?, ' Aom M f (Mr Marcie Hofstetter Brad Kneisly Linda Miller Amy Minch Allsha Mosier Denise Muhlenkamp Melissa Petshke Rachael Raugh George Reyes Jaclyn Schmidt Eric Schoch David Smuts fc Cory Snyder Tony Toenges Troy Walter Kim Watts Ken Winget Michael Winget Gualberto Uranga Dawn Zerby •Christina Bauman Stephanie Bowlen lessica Brewster Amber Brinneman Eric Burry Jessica Crider Tommy Dawson Erin Dubach Bobby Dunmoyer )esse Falk Scott Fennig Brian Fox Jennie Friar Ann Cehrett Star Cehrett Paul Coad Jennifer Keller Timothy Kuhn Jennifer Lash Lora Lehman Sarah Leistner Tari Lengerich Andrew Liechty Matthew Liechty Aaron Lipina Joel Mason Jill McKean Nicole Mikesell •Fourth grade— ' Berne Mykel Miller Ericka Minger Krista Minger Randi Murphy Billy Nichols Janel Norris Jason Oswalt Jeremy Oswalt Kevin Pax Stephanie Rausch Nathan Reinhard Doug Rich Kristin Ross Jennifer Schaffter Athena Sherwood Timothy Shoaf Heather Simon Nicki Simon Jeremi Sprunger Karmin Sprunger Zac Sprunger Ellen Stauffer Andrew Steiner Eric Steiner Michael Stout Traci Teeter Jennifer Vanator Karie Velasquez Luke Walsh Steven Wheeler Chantel Wittgenfeld Miranda Wolf Roselyn Wulliman Todd Zuercher Timothy Zurcher •Crystal Bailey Stephanie Bollenbacher Blanda Bowman Elvis Cook Kelly Cook Erin Dedert Jolyn Eldridge Carson Foster Steven Fredel Rachel Free Melissa Galloway Ben Carringer •Third grade— Geneva 158 po w Josh Gerber Angelica Hernandez Sheba Hofstetter Jessica Jones Christina Kneisly Tim Koons Jill Kuhn Carrie Lee David Lothridge Stephanie Manley Jeremy Mann Jaclyn McCabe Kristy McCoy Jason Medley Benji Minnich Mariah Morningstar Matt Muhlenkamp Kim Patch Tyler Patterson Scott Peters Leslie Reynolds Elmer Schwartz Adam Smitley Luke Sparks Lisa Stauffer Brett Stevens Elizabeth Stutzman Sunita Swygart Kellie Toland Yvette Yoder ' Joshua Adams Michael Arnold Deanna Barger Andrew Barnard Zachary Beer Kurt Beitler Quentin Berry Andrew Bertsch Rickie Burkholder Kurt Bush Mike Caffee Twila Chandler Bret Claghorn Matthew Conrad Abigail Crider Cara Crismore Tony Davidson Kasey Davis Kara Dixon Matthew Dubach Amber Edwards Stacy Flueckiger Christopher Flultt Jennifer Fosnaugh Lisa Fosnaugh Shaun Fosnaugh Joseph Fox Timothy Greer Miranda Grubb Kristan Habeggar Luke Habegger Wesley Haight Jessica FHawk Courtney Herman •Third grade— Berne )ason Hicks Brandon Hill Daniel Hunley Nicholas Kaeser Michael Kelly Lori Klinger Matthew Lautzenheiser Jaclyn Lehman Krista Lehman Sarah Lehman Adam Lorton Krystal Masterson Susan Meshberger )oel Moser Matthew Neuenschwander Timothy Nichols )ohn Nussbaum Nick Nussbaum Mitchell Parrett Stephen Ping Darren Powell Lora Rausch Jennifer Reusser )on Paul Rexing Jenifer Rohrer Amanda Shoemaker Emilee Smith Jason Smith Marisa Spade David Spitler Kristen Sprunger Tim Sprunger Sara Stauffer Ben Steiner Joshua Stvens Andy Stoller Michele Sutton Dana Teeter Matthew Tomano Christi Tonak Mindi Tonak Darlene Turtle Karia Von Cunten Eric Werst Kevin Zimmerman Megan Zurcher i -TVii d AiltK (AvtKe qM •April Armstong Joe Aspy Alyssa Bailey Cwen Bauman Jessica Beymer Susie Bollenbacher Stephanie Brandt Bradley Buckingham Evaristo Cisnero Tommy Craig Kyle Fox Nathan Cerber Dustin Codsey Amy Guenther Justin Habegger Natalie Habegger Abraham Haines Lisa Harmon Holly Harms Danelle Heiden Brandy Hofstetter Cindy Johnson Sarina Kneisly Beth Koons Gary Lairson Tony Lothridge Gwen Manley David Mere Jennifer Mertz Kim Minch Eric Moker Charidy Morningstar Paul Moser Maria Muhlenkamp Steven Schoch Katie Schuman Joyce Scott Jeff Shope Kristy Smith Landon Smith Nicole Springer Rachel Sprouts Nicholas Stein ••Jeremy Amstutz Mistylee Armstrong Chris Baumgartner James Beitler Coy Bergman Kimberly Berkey Miranda Berry Jason Bertsch Michael Biberstine Brooke Biddinger Youth Brach Tina Chaffins •Second Grade- Geneva ••Second Grade- Berne R f hy( Ev nJo H — c m Rheannon Clark Emily Crider )ulie Double Alison Drake Rachel Fluitt Angle Foss Kendra Fox Michael Fox Susan Huser Kristina Hull Brandy Hite Tera Haines Kirk Habeggar Krlsten Goad Christopher Case Joel Knell Adam Koehler Kristen Kramer Erik Lash Beth Loker Michael Lunn Christine Martin Chad McLaughlin Amanda Montoya Jennifer Moser Jason Neuenschwander Steven Norris Josh Oswalt Matthew Ousley Michael Padgett Nathan Patterson Eric Potter Hana Roush Jamin Rexing Jessica Rothe Ben Schneider David Schwartz Jennifer Schwartz Kendra Scott Andrea Sherwood Wendy Shoemaker Anthony Sobota Andy Sommer Brandi Sprunger Joni Sprunger Kim Sprunger Leslie Sprunger Phillip Stoller Scot Stookey Rory Stutzman Matthew Sublet 7Ui -Ikii rf o vc cie . --? Michelle Welch Lisa West Matthew Wheeler )essica Wolf I Steven Zurcher Josh Affolder Steve Armstrong Faith Babbs Jamie Beer Bryan Bergman Christa Bienz Pamela Bollenbacher Derek Buckingham Yvette Cisneros Carla Cover T.J. Francisco Cruz John Ebright Jeremiah Ehr Tad Feaster Lissa Ferrara Elizabeth Fields David Foltz Margeaux Fox Dustin Carlinger Pam Garringer Angela Clessner Kristie Graham Terri Huey Marvin Manley Michael Mann Nathan Michael Mary Miller Emily Minnich Katrina Minnich David Moreno Tommy Neuenschw ander Michael Nevil Mark Patch Erin Peters Robert Raugh Roel Reyes B.J. Roof •First grade— Geneva Erica Scherrer William Schwartz Sara Story Cathy Toland Gustavo Valero Amy Weigel Mark Winget April Zerby •Ryan Abnet Elizabeth Adams Matthew Baumgartner Joshua Beaman Matthew Benya Kate Berkey Tony Bertsch Kevin Brotherton Jennifer Bryan Heidi Coblentz David Conrad Randy Coyle Lisa Davis Jenni DeArmond Kyle Dudgeon Stephanie Dubach Dameon Dunning Robert Fights Leslie Flueckiger Jason Fosnaugh Amanda Case Lyndsi Habegger Andrew FHaines Carrie Hill Melanie Howard Christopher Kaeser Susanna Knell Jamie Knuth Christen Koons Amanda Lehman Kenneth Lehman Kevin Lehman Susan Lehman Alyssa Liechty Jason Liechty Mariea Lindsey Matthew Mathys Andy McLaughlin Amy Meyer Luke Miller Sarah Minger Emily Moore Robert Moore Tyler Moser Eric Neuenschwander Jennifer Nevil Tammy Nichols Bradley Noll Eventt Norris Benjamin Nussbaum Kimberly Nussbaum Jenae Oswalt Melissa Pax Dawn Phillips Tyler Pyle Elizabeth Rausch •First grade— Berne i i Mi 1 ilifl yLi? Melinda Reef Sophia Rigby Thomas Rogers Mark Rohrer lai Ross Erin Schindler )oei Schwartz Landon Schwartz Elizabeth Smith Heidi Spade Lana Sprunger Ricky Sprunger Vicky Sprunger April Steiner Janelle Stevens Justin Stewart Andrea Stuckey lason Studabaker Sheila Stutzman Jeffrey Summersett Chris Teeple Jeffrey Trausch Clint Tumbleson Jed Wanner Amy Walters Benjamin Wheeler Clint Whitehurst Brendan Wilson Andrea Winteregg Jessica Yocum Gretta Yoder Lance Yoder •Jessica Beeler Brandon Beltz Brandon Bercot Bob Billington Ramsey Bollenbacher Billy Booher Leslie Chaffins Shane Ehr Rocky Evans Roxanne Evans Jeremiah Ford Andy Fosnaugh Jamie Foss •Kindergarten— Geneva Lincoln Fox Jessica Fravel Sadie Caerke Jason Cerber Jennifer Cerber Jennifer Heaps JR. Heiden Keitfn Johnson Pam Jones Stacey Keller Lora Kuhn Tandra Lairson Brandi McCoy Jaime Mertz Jessie Miller Amanda Minch Westley Minnich Jeremiah Moker Katrina Mosier Ben Muhlenkamp Joshua Raugh Brandi Reynolds Rocky Roof Treaver Schmit Tara Schoch Ervin Schuman Daniel Schwartz Barbara Smith Helen Smith Ryan Smith Leah Sprouls Shannon Studebaker Cathy Zuercher Stephanie Abnet Tara Affolder Kyle Alberson Greg Amstutz Lucas Amstutz Ashley Armstrong Troy Arnold Jared Baker Cara Baumgartner Genevieve Beitler Kristin Beitler Misty Bertsch Holly Biddinger Bradley Boyles Jessica Brinneman Kim Cavanaugh Douglas Crider Grant Crider Andrea Curtis Christina Dailey Jason Dailey Gary Dunmoyer Lindsay Edwards Kevin Fox Lisa Fox Misty Griffith Berne Kindergarten 6iv i sVle - D f all Duane Habegger Kalie Habegger Lynette Haight Kristi Herman Kimberly Hough Stacy Hull Cretchen Klinger Kali Lash Matthew LeFever Janelle Lehman Benjamin Liechty Cherie Martin Laura Mason Nathan Meshberger Chad Meyer Dustin Meyers Ryan Montoya Darby Neal Amy Neuenschwander Cory Neuenschwander Milton Neuenshcwander Sara Neuenschwander Zac Neuenschwander Lora Nussbaum Michele Overby Craig Patterson Landon Patterson Rex Patterson Derek Paul Mark Potter Monica Powell Andy Reef Nathan Reusser Emily Rogers Sara Roth Allison Rothe Barbie Schneider Kyle Schwartz Tyler Simon Jennifer Simpson Christina Smith )ohn Smith Theresa Smith Nicki Sobota Andrew Spade Benjamin Sprunger Erin Sprunger Kristin Sprunger Kyle Sprunger Ryan Sprunger James Stoller Nicholas Stout Jessica Stuckey Nona Stutzman Lindsay Swenson Joan Taing ■ A 0 u(kY a UHk brea K -(vvm tio -ft) -te t[(k (mi Ym,rM, e( ' Ben Tooley Erin Van Emon Brandi Weaver Derek Weaver Joshua Zurcher NOT PICTURED Kindergarten Geneva — Jason Evans Berne — Keliy Bowman Kelli Craig Brenda Crouch First Grade Geneva — Daniel B. Eicher Ida K. J. Eicher Jacob J. E. Eicher Noah D. Eicher Sarah D. A. Eicher Jonas D. K. Graber Emanuel E. S. Hilty Reuben Hilty Joe H. B. Schwartz Levi E. Shetler Berne — Ruby D. Eicher Second Grade Geneva — Margaret Darby Andy B. Eicher Verena M. E. Eicher David Gingrich Margaret D. Graber David J. Hilty Mandy E. Shetler Berne — Andy D. Eicher Michael Howe Third Grade Geneva — David J. E. Eicher Levi B. Eicher Levi M. E. Eicher Mary D. Eicher Paul D. Eicher Berne John D. Graber Katieann Graber Lydianna D. Graber Katie E. S. Hilty Rosie J. Hilty Martha H. B. Schwartz Rachel E. Shetler Bobbi Betz Kerri Craig Shannon Gray Fourth Grade Geneva — Henry D. Eicher David C. Graber Jacob D. Graber Andy E. S. Hilty John J. Hilty Berne — William Kelly Ben Tooley Erin Van Emon Brandi Weaver Derek Weaver Joshua Zurcher DEAF EDUCATION David Coff Kirby Hawkins Verna L. Schwartz Fifth Grade Susan H. B. Coblentz Amos D. Eicher Susan D. Eicher Ervin D. Graber Chad Haines Jonas L. J. Hilty Margaret L. Hilty Barbara J. Schwartz Sarah J. Schwartz Susan H. B. Schwartz Sixth Grade Manuel Duran Edith M. E. Eicher Daniel D. Graber Katie D. Graber Ernest E. S. Hilty Jacob L. J. Hilty Katherine J. Hilty Miguel Martinez Nadina Martinez Daniel H. B. Schwartz Nicodemus D. L. Schwartz Lovina Schwartzentruber m}p (K - I P BERNE 66 SERVICENTER HWY 27 N Berne PATRONS FARM AND HOME CENTER 163 N. Behring St. Berne PIZZA KING OF BERNE 167 N. Jefferson St. Berne MONI NEUENSCHWANDER 100 State St. Berne KELLER LAWN AND LANDSCAPE RR 2 Box 21 Berne RICH ' S WASH CENTER US 27 N Berne STUART LEHMAN INSURANCE 755 Lehman St. Berne GREGG DRAKE - INSURANCE 154 W. Water St. Berne STATE FARM MOSER MOTOR SALES, INC. 218 W. Main St. Berne COMMERCIAL PRINT SHOP 210 S. Second St. Decatur ECONOMY PRINTING 169 S. Jefferson St. Berne MUSIK HAUS US 27 S PO Box 272 Berne BRIGG ' S HARDWARE 340 E. Line St. Geneva GENEVA MANUFACTURING CORP. PO Box 218 Geneva GOLDEN RULE BOOKSHOP 366 Lehman St. Berne KLIP KURL 405 Ford St. Geneva COLONIAL DESIGNS 318 W. Main St. Berne MCKEAN ' S BARBER SHOP 260 E. Main St. Berne THE DUTCH MILL Box 555 Bluffton AFFOLDER PHOTOGRAPHY 111 S. Second St. Decatur EDELWEISS 206 W. Main St., Box 48 Berne DAS BLUMENHAUS 1009 E. Main St. Berne BREWSTER ' S JEWELERS 203 N. Meridian St. Portland HANLIN REXALL DRUGS 120 N. Meridian St. Portland THANK YOU PATRONS FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL PATRONS DR. SCOTT E. LEHMAN 159 N. Jefferson St. Berne BIBERSTEIN LAW 124 S. Fulton St. Berne SOUTH ADAMS MEDICAL CLINIC RR 1 Geneva DR. STEVE BENNETT 106 N. Second St. Decatur ROBERT E. JUDGE, M.D. 265 W. Water St. Berne EUGENE E. KRUSE, D.C. 1095 US 27 S Berne ROBERT BOZE, M.D. 165 W. Water St. Berne BAUMGARTNER, BEITLER ATTORNEYS 110 S. Jefferson St Berne K S CAKE CANDY SUPPLIES •Cake Supplies •Candy Supplies •Homemade Cakes •Cake Candy Classes US 27 North Berne Located in Schweitzer Platz ' Fast Friendly Service OPEN 24 HOURS Fresh Baked Goods Large Deli in Bakery Everyday Low Prices Custom Butchering BERNE LOCKER STORAGE Homemade Smoked Sausage Bratwurst 524 W. Franklin Berne, IN 589-2806 BERNE HARDWARE CO., INC. 114 W. Main 1145 E. Main BERNE, INDIANA ' Hardware and Housewares John Deere Lawn and Garden Equipment •John Deere Farm Machinery Nothing Runs ? Like a Deere NORWELL DECORATORS PAINTING • Interior • Exterior Call: 589-3009 597-7100 356-7365 BERNE AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 566 HWY 27 SOUTH BERNE, INDIANA 46711 PHONE: (219) 589-2866 MESHBERGER STONE CORPORATION Compliments of Downtown Berne PARKWAY RESTAURANT US 27 Berne, Indiana 46711 (219) 589-3870 , - . Swimming • Lily Pad Walk Water Slides • Paddle Boats Diving • 3V2 miles W. of Berne BERNE 153 S L E 1169 W. Main Berne, IN THANK YOU SPONSORS FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT Be a part of the in crowd Prestige Portraits 1808 University Ave. Muncie, IN 47303 317-289-2335 ' FLICK ' S BODY SHOP -%U3 618 Parr Road P.O. Box 352 Berne, IN 46711 589-2333 Tnml cm j on v«nt STORES SWISS PLAZA HARDWARE AND GIFTS 1006 HWY 27 N, Box 4106 Berne, Indiana 46711 (219) 589-8333 CTS CORPORATION BERNE DIVISION 406 Parr Rd. REALTORS - AUCTIONEERS POBOX43 • BERNE, INDIANA 46711 219 589-2903 Auctioneers: Miz Lehman C.A.I. , Chris Yoder C.A.I. , Doug Noll C.A.I. Congratulations Seniors fatBsIand tlfe fflo. Retail Cheese Store at wholesale Prices Route 1, Box 90 Berne, IN 46711 SWISS AUTO SERVICE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE ROAD 000 500 S BERNE, IN 46711 (219) 589-2700 RICHARD L. SPRUNGER OWNER 609 N. 13th Decatur, In. Phone: 724-8130 Delivery: 724-2424 J? Httt QUALITY HAIR CARE Our dream is your self esteem Offering Student Discounts 1136 US 27 North Berne, In. 46711 589-8761 Berne 589-3867 RIVERSIDE WAREHOUSE INC. Fertilizer and Chemicals Liquid Fertilizers Nitrogen Products Bluffton 565-3520 Craigville 565-3196 SINCE IQ08 r IIAHIIOHAllY e SHOES lAIITIONALlY FIK With Our Best Wishes Downtown Berne jJ-tr J „ f p 50UTH ADAMS MUSIC BOOSTERS JOE H. Construction, Inc. Joe H.Schwartz 589-2646 Berne, IN over 30 years serving the area free estimates Foundations and all concrete work • Porches • Steel Reinforced • Block if you want it Built Right AND Priced Right— SEE US! BMA Business Men ' s Assurance Company of America Jerry L. Zigler P.O. Box 3 Berne.lN 46711 O 219—589-8114 H 219—589-3627 We Are Your One Stop Travel Agency Berne Bluffton 589-8884 824-4686 1—800—853-4837 Mechanical Contractors Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning LIECHTY BROS. INC. 256 Monroe St. Box 323 Berne, Indiana Phone; 219—589-2818 QUICK PRINTING SERVICE Schweitzerplatz Shopping Center U.S. 27 North Berne, IN 46711 ' pr GRABER INSURANCE, INC. U.S. 27 N 589-2156 MARC RALPH TONY KED HONDA- YAMAHA-SUZUKI OF DECATUR DlvUlon of HUB Distributi ng, Inc 1009 South Hampton Decatur, IN 46733 (219) 728-2128 (219) 724-2879 Mon.-Fri. 9:00-8:00 Sat. 9:00-2:00 Closed Sun. Courtesy Motors U.S. 27 S Decatur Your Full Line CM Store Proud to serve the people of Adams County E.F. Gass Shoppe The store of Quality Ladies ' and Juniors Ready-to-wear garments Sizes 3-46 House of Sportswear 724-3222 Decatur, IN Sharon ' s Monograms CcunUy Lfu 206 N Meridian, Portland, IN 47371 (219) 7264516 CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION STAR THEATRE For Your Movie Entertainment Downtown Geneva 7 Days a Week DECATUR TRUCK TRACTOR INC. HWY 224 WEST DECATUR, IN 46733 (219)724—2166 GENEVA-BERNE-LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Berne, In. 46711 Telephone 219—589-3178 Night Phone 219 — 589-3667 WAYNE BOLLENBACHER — Manager SALE EVERY TUESDAY AT 6:30 P.M. ORDER OF SALE Hogs, Lambs Calves, Cattle DaVan RR 1 Conversions Berne, Indiana 46711 Box 124 FIRST BANK OF BERNE Established 1891 P.O. Box 369 Berne, Indiana 46711 589-2151 LEHMAN FEED MILL, INC. Route 1, Berne, Indiana 46711 INTOSH DIVISION SUBSIDIARY OF NORRIS INDUSTRIES HEAVY PRESSED METAL PARTS R.R. «1, Box 101A Mcintosh Rd, Berne, In. 46711 219 — 589-3121 BIXLER INSURANCE INC. Berne-Geneva Service Beyond the Contract Melvin Bixler— Russ Fluickinger— Herman J. Bixler SMITH BROS. OF BERNE INC. Personalized . . . Living Room Furniture Phone (219) 589-3614 Call 589-9043 (AC. 219) DAVID AND LANAE MOORE Owners PARK MOTEL T.V., AIR CONDITIONING AND PHONES U.S. 27 SOUTH BERNE. IND. 46711 THE HEAD WAY BARBERSHOP 434 E. Line St. Geneva, In. Tuesday 8 A.M. -8 P.M. Wednesday-Saturday 8 A.M. -5 P.M. W KUBOfH ' bobcat ' TKACTOR CORPORATION AFFOLDER IMPLEMENT SALES, INC. R.R. 2, BERNE, IN 46711 PHONE 21S-589-2964 219-589-2931 COMPLIMENTS OF PALMER HOUSE •Guitars-Amps •Stage Lighting •Keyboards •Drums BACKSTAGE MUSIC CO. 105 N. 13th St. Decatur, IN 46733 219—724-2877 Radio hack ' For The Sharpest Used Cars in Town See Bill Wulliman at M W Auto Sales Corner of Highways 27 218 Berne, IN 46711 But and Sell Antique Dolls s aLjtaq hoh m 155 N. BEN HITZER, INC. Fire Place Inserts Wood Cool Heaters Qualified Ranges FIRST MENNONITE YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Berne, Indiana 46711 589-3108 ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES Sunday Night Activities Wednesday Evening Programs Quizzing Mission Trips Other Monthly Youth Activities You are always welcome at any of our church services or youth functions. Our services start with Sunday School at 9 a.m.. Worship Service at 10 a.m., Sunday evening worship at 7 p.m., Sunday night Youth at 8 p.m., Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT t «fiaS aWi ■ isift «  ««. ' « 141 S. Second St. L-sr. ' Siac 724-2121 FREE ESTIMATES SIMONS UNIT STEP MFG. CORP. us 27 South, Berne, In. m GARRY MIKESELL Sales Representative THE WHITE COTTAGE BROASTED CHICKEN SOUP SANDWICHES CONES - SHrtKES ■ SUNDAES COFFEE • ROLLS- PIE and FLURRIES EAT IN OR CARRY OUT Monday-Saturday: 8am-10prT Downtown Berne 589-2079 Geneva Electric COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL WIRING US 27 NORTH BOX 217 GENEVA, INDIANA 46740 (219) 589-2424 MAX M. MYERS Owner RADIO SHACK DEALER Downtown Berne 155 Sprunger Street YOUR FULL LINE DEALER White Cottage Electronics Monday-Thursday 9-6 Friday 9-9 Saturday 9-5 Phone; 589-8321 GIFFORD ' S SUPERMARKET INC. © USDA Choice Meats Old Fashioned Smoked Sausage Garden Fresh Produce Many Varieties of Cheeses A LARGE VARIETY OF GROCERIES WITH THE LOWEST PRICES HWY 27 N. 589-3167 Berne, IN 46711 HAWORTH LANES FAMILY RECREATION CENTER PARTY RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE US 27 NORTH BERNE, INDIANA 589-2927 HAWORTH VIDEO AND AUDIO MOVIE RENTALS RCA DEALER TV ' S, VCR ' S and SOUND SYSTEMS US 27 SOUTH BERNE, INDIANA 589-2987 Congratulations Seniors Class of 1988 HABEGGER BUILDERS SUPPLY INC. SAM-CHARLIE-ALAN-MIKE 1196 US 27 No. Berne, IN 46711 l|C l|oe onx OIDSMDBIU ■ ' ' ■ ' ■!- Soft Spots Nurse Mates Connie Pony Kangaroo Naturalizers Dexter Weinbrenner Hush Puppies Handbags BALSIGER MOTOR SALES 607 W. Franklin Berne, Indiana 46711 589-3104 Forrest Balsiger Owner McCORD ' S VARIETY STORE DOWNTOWN GENEVA Candy ' Movie Rentals ' Fresh Bulk Candy chicken fish sandwiches doughnuts cookies AMISHVILLE, USA Berne, Indiana 589-3536 ESSEN PLATZ Sunday-Thursday 11am-7pm Friday-Saturday 11am-8pm Camping, gift shop, fishing, house tours, swimming, buggy rides 589-8992 hot coffee cold pop 606 W. Main DUNBAR 601 S. FULTON STREET, BERNE, IN 46711 219—589-2111 AC.F.R - KIHCllllOFKR FUNKRAL HOMK Snuv i ' ,ntr Our Family Serving, ' N ' our Family JO ' S HAIR LOFT 101 E. MAIN BERNE, IN 589-3234 The Schug House Inn 706 West Main Berne, In. 46711 219—589-2303 SOL SCHWARTZ CONSTRUCTION CO. R.R. 1 Berne, Indiana 46711 BERNE READY MIX E. BUCKEYE STREET BERNE, IN. 589-2880 For all your ready-mix concrete and building supply needs. Feel Beauiilui an over Redkerr Hau Care. Skui Care A Cosmetics SHIRLEY STEINER. OWNER conncr or jcrrcnaoiM watcm ecniMC. IN «s7ii BEM FUENITUKE Co,, Inc. Berne, In. 4m UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE FOR 6Z YEARS BERN E FURNITURE IS CUSTOM BUILT BY SWISS CRAFTSMEN LIFETIME COHSTRlxrrioW quARAWTrtt FIVE Y£AR FA RlC WARRANTY { oq ' CAK Lehman Heating Plumbing 164 No. Jefferson Berne, IN 46711 589-2215 TRANS 50 million people take comfort in it 106 West Main Berne, Indiana Fashionable Apparel Infant thru 14 Boys Girls Sharon Phil Larue (219) 589-3345 richard ' s jewelry 109 W. Main P.O.Box 311 Berne,ln 46711 Diamonds-Watches Jewelry-Clocks Class rings by 1 Balfour THE CO-OP Adams County ' s Only Complete Farm Supply Feed, Seed, Chemicals, Fertilizer Petroleum Products, Grain, Merchandising Post Constructed Buildings (•!• Monroe 692-6111 Geneva 368-7744 Portland 726-6436 B P BERNE HI-WAY HATCHERY, INC. Chicks • Feed • Eggs P.O. Box 307 Berne, Indiana 46711 Phone: (219) 589-2197 BERNE TUBE PRODUCTS CO. Division of Blissfield Manufacturing Company 918 Liechty Road • Berne, In. 46711 Telephone: (219) 589-2185 cS urm£ire Down to wr. Heme LINN GROVE ELEVATOR Grain, Feed, Seed Linn Grove, Indiana 334-5425 e ieifi GENEVA 368-7288 BERNE 589-3525 MONROE 692-6125 • PORTLAND COCA-COLA • STOLLER DENTAL CLINIC (219) 589-2110 525 Parr Road Berne, IN UHRICK ELECTRIC home of . • ZENITH TVS - SALES SERVICE •HOTPOINT APPLIANCES • PHONE SALES and INSTALLATION USORESIOEN ANOCOWWERCI ' ' RING UHRICK ELECTRIC L f . . P S O OL-Jr  f T R E W r 2sS0 OR P l ir- •€_ i E 1 R 1 c ••• c eJjhc: I i C tOlN. pBlk St. Mome, IN 1 E o S 692-6171 FULL LINE DEALER N A L TRACTOR FIRESTONE TRUCK FALLS PASSENGER MICHELIN DUAL WHEELS UNIROYAL ALIGNMENT HALLMARK BRAKES GATEWAY ilrAV T i f $ t oil 9 COMP LETETIBtSMVICt A . . nil! ■ ' f m .? jF ' ' y Km ■ H HaK|| |H|j LEE ' S DEPT. STORE, INC. The Dept. Store to serve you better Paul Sandy Wittington, owners llll ' vl ' lIlSIHSI ■ W J Fil FAITH LIFE Bookstore 159 W. Main Berne, IN 46711 589-2135 LELIA B ' s Ladies Fashions We aim to please Store Hours 10:00-5:00 Mon.-Fri. 10:00-3:00 Sat. New Merchandise FREE DELIVERY Geneva Pizza • Downtown Geneva Berne— Geneva — Bryant FINEST FRESH CUT MEATS Full Line Grocery M M MARKET 314 E. Line Street Geneva, IN 46740 (219) 368-7676 (SERVING ALL FAITHSI GEORGE ri DOWNING DOWNING FURNITURE Hwy 27 N. (219) 368-7676 Over a Half Century of Workwear Craftmanship Berco, Incorporated 104 East Main Street Post Office Box 309 Berne, Indiana 46711 Telephone (219) 589-3136 cbardc I restaurant Our Fzbmily Pledtfe is toPletLse You Dairif Queen DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER WE TREAT YOU RIGHT! VIDEO RENTAL CENTER t( mM A VHS Tape Machine Rentals 518 S. 13th St. PO Box 556 Decatur, IN 46733 (219) 724-8476 lim and Rosie Hil owners STUCKY FURNITURE, INC. MONROE, IN. 46772 PHONE (219) 692-6191 Open Daily Till 5:30 Mon • Fri Till 9:00 Sat. Till 5:00 BEN FRANKLIN U.S. 27 North Schwelzer Platz, Berne Hours Mon.-Thurs. 9-8, Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-6 • Renting VCR ' s • VHS Movies • Beta Movies • VHS Movie Camera • Parcel Shipping • MastercarcJ Visa LEHMAN ' S AUTO SALES RR No. 1 — US 27 North Berne, Indiana (219) 589-3858 Bruce Lehman Owner Complete Car Service photo3raphy- 0755 S-100W Bluffton, In. 46714 Phone (219) 824-5470 Known For Our Personal Touch ll ADAMS COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Professionally We Serve, Personally We Care 724-2145 VISITING HOURS - 1:30 P.M. TO 8:30 P.M. OTHER DIVISIONS: ADAMS COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE EMERGENCY r -« -« DISPATCH 5J 1 ■ ADMINISTRATIVE 724-2145 ADAMS COUNTY HOME HEALTH AGENCY ADMINISTRATIVE 724-2145 FOR BERNE AND GENEVA RESIDENTS CALL TOLL FREE 589-3913 FOR POE, HOAGLAND, MONROEVILLE, NEW HAVEN, FORT WAYNE RESIDENTS CALL TOLL FREE 639-3809 STRESS CENTER (24 HOUR CRISIS LINE) 805 HIGH ST 724-4303 OR ABOVE PHONE NUMBERS DECATUR 4-6733 w WE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1988 SENIORS Afrolder, Cassandra D. 64, 65, 110, 123 Affolder, William L. 110 Augsburger, Andrea J. 110 Augsburger, Brian L. Ill Barger, Monica L. Ill Barrett, Amy L. 62, 63, 75, 111, 28 Bauer, JessicTA. 62, 63, Tl ' l Baumgartner, Heidi M. 7, 62, 63, 111, 114 Baumgartner, )ames L. Ill Beer, Gregory L. 43, 44, 45, 52, 95, 111 Beer, Steven L. Ill Bergman, Rickie L. 121 Berry, Annette K. 121 Biberstein, Chad L. 121 Bickel, Lisa A. 52, 111 Bodle, John P. 6, 112 Bollenbacher, Anita K. 112 Bowling, Terry L. 112 Bresnahan, Mark A. 7, 52, 58, 99, 112, 129 Buckingham, Sonya K. 52, 95, 112 Chaffins, Randy D. 112 Coblentz, Shannon 112 Coffin, Jason C. 121 Coffin, Todd M. 77, 112, 148 Crabill, Suzanne B. 56, 97, 112 Dubach, Teresa J. 4, 7, 58, 63, 112 Dull, Robert T. 104, 112 Evans, Matthew R. 6, 104, 112, 122 Feaster, Tony R. 113 Flores, Laura V. 95, 113, 129 Correll, Rick A. 51, 54, 102, 113 Grogg, Jeffrey 43, 44, 45, 80, 113 Habegger, Sedonna M. 113 Hackman, Scott 77, 113 Haines, Deanna S. 113 Haines, Kaye L. 56, 71, 113 Hall, Scott D. 114 Harrison, Sonny L. 114, 125 Hartman, Kent L. 102, 114 Hirschy, Todd 121 Hirshey, Lyn R. 52,64, 114 Hodge, Tamra S. 109, 114 Holley, Ryan N. 7, 43, 44, 60, 94, 95, 114 Hudson, Melissa J. 114 Hunter, Jana S. 114 Huss, Geraldine M. 75, 97, 115 Isch, Cassandra L. 7, 60, 115 Johnson, Patrica J. 115 Keller, Scott E. 5, 7, 99, 115 Kinsey, Douglas R. 7, 77, 102, 115, 120 Kirchhofer, Laura L. 71, 115, 28 Kloepper, Darren D. 115 Landers, Gregory E. 121 Landers, Kevin L. 121 Lehman, Suzanne E. 71, 115 Lengerich, Tricia A. 115 Lepley, Perry E. 44, 115, 129 Liechty, Lori R. 4, 7, 58, 62, 63, 115 Liechty, Troy S. 14, 71, 115 Logan, Melinda S. 116 Markarian, Shushanig 116 McKenney, Tina A. 121 Minch, Theodore J. 7, 51, 87, 99, 116, 120, 129 Miracle, Tom J. 5, 75, 99, 116 Montjoy, Kimberly S. 116, 125 Moore, Kelli S. 116 Morgan, Caryl E. 90, 116 Morningstar, Gregory D. 116 Morris, Robert K. 77, 116 Morton, Leann M. 116, 122 Morton, Lisa M. 70, 116 Myers, Judson W. 7, 116 Nevsimal, Jo E. 117 Noonan, Christina L. 117 Norton, Janet 1. 121 Norton, Troy A. 117, 125 Nunley, Tricia M. 121 Pogue, Nikki L. 121 Price, Michael E. 121 Raff, Gregory J. 51, 58, 89, 100, 102, 117, 129 Rolston, Troy L. 121 Ross, Jamie S. 117 Salmon, Donna R. 117, 125 Schaadt, Theresa K. 117 Schai I tei7 Andre a M. 7, 56, 57, 60, 997117, 123, 28, 129 Schmidt, Randy V. 118 Schwartz, David A. 5, 118, 123 Schwartz, Timothy J. 118 Sealscott, Chris C. 118 Sharp, Anita M. 54, 118 Shoaf, Lona R. 54, 56, 57, 118 Shoemaker, Kemper D. 71, 118 Smitley, Shawn M. 60, 118 Sprunger, Julia M. 70, 119 Sprunger, Mila L. 64, 65, 119 Sprunger, Shannon J. 71, 119 Steiner, Julie K. 4, 62, 63, 71, 119 Stouder, Sabrina 119 Stout, Robin R. 119 Taing, Poch S. 119 Taylor, Kathryn J. 119 Thomas, Troy 119 Tubbs, Andrew P. 119 Wagner, Brett D. 119 Wenger, Douglas M. 119, 93 Werst, Robyn R. 56, 60, 61, 114, 120, 28 While, Chad E. 121 Wingler, Lew S. 54, 56, 60, 104, 120 Wiseman, Matthew D. 52, 120 Wolf, Jennifer J. 62, 63, 120 Worley, Larry A. 120 Worley, Linda K. 120 Wren, David J. 14, 71, 121 Wulliman, Tara J. 7, 62, 63, 121, 129 Wynn, Mark D, 14, 71, 121, 148 Yoder, Paul L. 14, 71, 121 Zuercher, Debra K. 9, 121 JUNIORS Affolder, Tonnia K. 62, 63, 75, 124, 129 Amstutz, Jennifer L. 124 Arnold, Tracy L. 127 Augsburger, Anita K. 109, 124 Baker, Angela J. 60, 61, 70, 124, 31 Baker, Stephen A. 44, 99, 124 Ball, MicheleL. 127 Baumgartner, Timothy L. 124 Bergman, Vicky L. 124 Berry, Raymond L. 124 Biberstine, Melissa M. 124 Bisel, Samuel D. 124 Bixler, Scott D. 48, 51, 100, 102, 124 Bollenbacher, Deborah J. 124 Bollenbacher, Creggory 124 Bollenbacher, Rita A. 124 Booher, Tamara R. 124 Brigner, Chad E. 44, 95, 124 Bruick, Jeanette A. 127 Caffee, Randy J. 124, 93 Calloway, Mike 124 Campbell, Jennifer L. 127 Chrisman, David A. 124 Clauser, Mitchell L. 80, 124 Coblentz, Barry L. 75, 124 Coblentz, Tara A. 124 Conner, April M. 124 Cook, Troy S. 124 Couch, Todd 124 Crabill, Michael L. 80, 124 Dailey, Tracey L. 124 Dausch, Angela R. 67, 75, 102, 124 Davis, Deann S. 124 Dellinger, Steven W. 124 Dubach, Michael T. 43, 60, 80, 99, 124 Duff, Toby 124 Ellenberger, Ginger M. 125 Ellenberger, Melissa A. 125 Ellenberger, Pamela K. 125 Fennig, Dinise K. 125 Fletcher, Kathleen J. 56, 125 Ford, Nichole M. 46, 125 Fosnaugh, Gregory L. 14, 75, 125 Foust, Julie A. 46, 63, 125 Fox, Sara J. 70, 125 Gorrell, Randall P. 99, 125 Gould, Kenric J. 125 Grabau, Chad D. 51, 88, 99, 125 Habegger, Teresa K. 125 Haines, Sandra S. 125 Hammitt, Craig A. 44, 58, 125 Hampton, Anita K. 125 Hans, Noelle L. 125 Hart, Karia L. 75, 125 Hartman, Pamela S. 125 Herman, Pamela K. 125 Hirschy, Eric C. 44, 95, 124, 125 Hofstetter, Timothy L. 44, 125 Huffman, Lance T. 125 King, Terri S. 48, 63, 125 Kirchhofer, Karen K. 125 Krueckeberg, Karen L. 125 Lehman, Heidi J. 71, 125 Lehman, Jennifer L. 15, 51, 71, 125, 3 Lehman, Melisa J. 71, 125 Lerdal, Thomas L. 71, 125 Liechty, Andrea M. 125 Liechty, Craig D. 58, 80, 99, 125 Liechty, Kelly D. 71, 125 Liechty, Marie L. 58, 70, 125 Liechty, Tami 56, 63, 70, 125 Martinez, Carman 125 Mathys, Lisa A. 127 McMullen, Laura D. 102, 125 Mertz, Jana M. 51, 70, 125 Michael, Melissa L. 60, 61, 125 Miller, Douglas L. 125 Miller, Robert J. 127 Mills, Donn D. 62, 63, 126, 125 Minger, Vikki J. 126 Montjoy, Stephania D. 126 Moore, Dianna K. 104, 126 Mosser, Jennifer L. 58, 62, 63, 126 Mosser, Lisa M. 56, 60, 61, 70, 102, 124, 126 Murphy, Richard B. 127 Myers, John W. 127 Neuenschwander, Jennifer J. 126 Neuenschwander, Valerie K. 63, 70, 126 Noble, Kenneth L. 127 Norton, James A. 126 Nussbaum, Michelle J. 71, 126 Pardel, Susan K. 127 Raugh, Malisa D. 75, 126 Schaffter, Tonya 56, 60, 126 Scholer, Aaron 126, 93 Schwartz, Theodore T. 124, 126 Scott, Bradley A. 126 Sharp, Scott A. 43, 44, 99, 124, 126 Smitley, Jennifer L. 102, 103, 124, 126 Smitley, Stacy J. 126 Sommer, Jamie L. 70, 127 Spade II, Ronald G. 127 Sprunger, Jeffrey L. 80, 104, 127, 93 Sprunger, Jessica M. 70, 127, 31 Sprunger, Karen L. 70, 127 Sprunger, Shawn J. 127 Sprunger, Thomas D. 95, 127 Stably, Jay D. 44, 95, 127 Steury, Christopher S. 71, 81, 127, 93 Stoner, Amy L. 67, 70, 127 Stouder, Eric J. 56, 126, 127 Striker, Todd J. 127 Strome, Sarah 127 Sutton, Lul e A. 127 Toland, Bruce P. 127 Toland, Julie K. 127 Villarreal, Doretia M. 127 Von Cunten, Mark L. 46, 127 Von Cunten, Vicki K. 56, 57, 70, 96, 102, 103, 127, 93 Vore, Patti 75, 127 Voshell, Amanda M. 127 Webb, Tera L. 127 Wickey, Henry 127 Willey, Camarra J. 60, 66, 127 Wittwer, Michael 127 Yoder, Craig A. 80, 104, 105, 127, 93 Yoder, Jodi L. 127 Yoder, Ruth E. 127 Zeigler, Joel L. 127 Zuercher, Jennifer L. 127 SOPHOMORES Alberson, Jeromy W. 99, 130, 132 Amstutz, Philip R. 130 Anderson, Harry F. 7, 95, 104, 130 Bachman, Hannah M. 40, 56, 59, 130 Baker, Theresa A. 130 Ballard, Ceorge W. 95, 130 Bauman, Robin M. 130 Beltz, Dawnelle C. 130 Bergman, Norman C. 133 Bisel, Dorsey A. 44, 130 Bollenbacher, Racquel R. 130 Bollinger, Rick N. 130 Booth, James D. 95, 135 Brach, Ing 130 Brainerd, William R. 130 Brenneman, Angela S, 130, 133 Callaway, Michael J. 133 Claghorn, Angela J. 60, 61, 102, 103, 130 Coblentz, Alan J. 130 Coronado, Connie 133 Couch, Lisa M. 133 Dawson, Andrew J. 60, 130 Deiser, Angelic M. 131 Doherty, Michelle L. 131 Espinoza, Leticia 133 Evans, Amy E. 63, 131 Flores, Angela V. 131 Fox, Daria J. 131 Frank, Kelly L. 56, 57, 131 Frankenfield, Lori A. 131 Fravel, Patrica A. 133 Fryback, Kimberly K. 56, 131 Galloway, Carey W. 131 Garcia, Cindy 131 Garlinger, Stacy L. 131 Garner, Jerad W. 131, 28 Gillum, Teresa A. 133 Gilson, William F. 133 Habegger, Kathie L. 131 Habegger, Nathan W. 99, 131 Hackman, Gregory L 95, 131 Haines, Jason L. 131 Harmon, Traci L. 131 Hawkins, Michele E. 131 Kelley, Douglas T. 131 Landers, Debra A. 132 Laux, Jeffery A. 132 Ledesma, David N. 132 Lefever, Mark D. 39, 104, 132 Lehman, John M. 39, 133 Lehman, Rosetta S. 132 Lehman, Trent M. 40, 56, 99, 132 Lindsey, Thomas M. 132, 133 Mann, Thomas A. 44, 45, 132 McCoy, Cindy L. 132 Miller, Kristina K. 60, 61, 132 Miller, Robert L. 133 Mooney, Larry L. 132 Morningstar, Amy A. 132 Morris, Michael ]. 132 Neuenschwander, Kimberley S. 133 Nevil, Heather L. 56, 64, 65, 102, 133 Orr, Gregory L. 59,99, 133 Ousley, Laura J. 60, 131, 133 Parr, Paulette M. 133 Patterson, Todd L. 59, 79, 99, 133 Quinn, Earl W. 133 Raugh, Ricky L. 44,95, 133 Reyes, Liberdo L. 133 Rhoades, Robert E. 59, 60, 104, 133 Rich, Shane P. 102, 133 Robbins, Tisha K. 133 Robinette, Jackie E. 39, 133 Ross, David B. 130, 133 Sipe, Tammy J. 56, 133 Spade, Tricia C. 102, 103, 132, 133 Spaw, Kimberly L. 133 Sprunger, Angela J. 95, 133 Sprunger, Jeffrey D. 81, 98, 99 Sutton, Shauna 133 Swihart, Melissa M. 133 Toland, Scott T. 133 Trevino, Silvia M. 133 Twigg, Michele D. 64, 133 Vore, Chad L. 133 Vorhees, Teresa L. 50, 60, 61, 102, 103, 133 White, Paul D. 99, 133 Wickey, Paul S. 95, 133 Wiseman, Tonya L. 133 Wittwer, Christy L. 133 Wulliman, Todd C. 64, 81, 133 Young, Rhonda M. 102, 133 FRESHMEN Affolder, Allison R. 134 Arnold, John A. 137 Bailey, Derick A. 104, 134 Barrett, Andrew J. 134 Bauman, Cregrey S. 134 Bauman, Jennifer J. 134 Baumgartner, Holly L. 57, 59, 102, 134 Beer, Lesley D. 134 Bergman, Douglas W. 134 Bergman, Michael E. 134 Berry, Renee D. 134 Bertsch, Darin E. 134 Bisel, James C. 95, 134 Bixler, Amy J. 134 Blomeke, Jonathan C. 81, 99, 134 Bollinger, Chad E. 134 Bowman, Anthony L. 137 Boyce, Stephen S. 134 Bresnahan, Douglas T. 95, 104, 134 Brewster, Brian K. 137 Buckingham, Matthew L. 57, 59, 81, 104, 105, 134 Burke, Michael L. 32, 79, 134 Burry, Jason C. 134 Burry, Michelle D. 134 Callaway, Christina L. 137 Chaffins, Chad D. 134 Chaffins, Lisa I. 134 Cummings, Dawn D. 134 Dailey, Teresa L. 134 David, Regina L. 134 Double, Donna R. 102, 134 Dunmoyer, James E. 134 Everidge, Angel L. 64, 135 Fox, Benjamin C. 99, 135 Grigsby, Kendra L. 135 Grogg, Janene R. 61, 102, 103, 135 Grover, Kevin 104, 135 Habegger, Nicole L. 135 Harrison, Tambra M. 135 Harsha, Thomas D. 79, 135 Hawbaker, Daniel J. 44, 135 Herman, Tony 135 Hirschy, Crystal J. 135 Hirshey, Brad A. 137 Hough, Michael L. 44, 95, 135 Kelly, Robert J. 135 Keys, Russell S. 135 Kimmel, Mark A. 44, 95, 135, 159 Kirchhofer, Timothy J. 104, 135 Kloepper, Kama L. 61, 135 Knell, Kyle D. 135 Kryder, Cory L. 137 Lavy, Josiah N. 135 Lehman, Kraig A. 79, 104, 135 Lehman, Tawnya S. 135 Lehman, Terilyn R. 36, 57, 135 Lengerich, Carmen S. 135 Liechty, Jeremy D. 81, 104, 135 Medley, Christopher K. 137 Miller, Paggy 137 Mills, Jodi S. 36,61, 135 Miracle, Renea M. 135 Morgan, Renee A. 61, 135 Morningstar, Shawn K. 137 Moser, Ryan D. 135 Myers, Todd A. 135, 11 Nelson, Ryan B. 135 Neuenschwander, Daniel D. 44, 45, 135 Neuenschwander, Darrin L. 34, 60, 102, 135 Neuenschwander, Shellie A. 137 Noonan, Donna S. 137 Padgett, Kelleree A. 137 Pyle, John C. 137 Reynolds, Lori A. 64, 136 Robinson, Jenny L. 136 Ross, Shaunda L. 136 Roth, Tara L. 136 Rothe, Benjamin M. 81, 136 Roudebush, Stacy A. 64, 136 Rust, Aimee J. 136 Schaffter, Christopher C. 81, 99, 136 Schwarck, Casey S. 137 Schwartz, Christopher S. 134, 136 Schwartz, Jason R. 136 Sealscott, Heather A. 136 Sharp, Rochelle G. 57, 102, 103, 136 Shoaf, Kimberly J. 36, 136 Shultz, James D. 99, 136 Smith, Amy J. 137 Smitley, Jessica L. 95, 137 Spade, Karia J. 134, 137 Sprunger, Christopher E. 99, 135, 137 Sprunger, Rochelle L. 137 Stout, Stephen W. 66, 104, 135, 137 Stutzman, Marie M. 137 Supinger, Beverly R. 137 Sutton, Anissa J. 59, 102, 103, 137 Twigg, Nichole D. 137 Villarreal, Sergio 137 Walker. Landis 137 Walsh, Shannon P. 137 Warner, Eric 137 Waters, Carey A. 57, 99, 137 Wenger, Ruth M. 36, 137 White, Shannon W. 137 Wittman, Anna M. 137 Worley, John Jr. 137 Wulliman, Chastity L. 61, 137 Yoder, Esther K. 137 Zehr, Duane E. 137 ' t 6 ( ncmDO em te ' A Mil -lUtwuill ■ — U We , t Dm am4 Kvmte cn i.EcUtor-w- iMitr u OT OFF THE Sophomore Varsity Football Cheerleaders, Laura Ousley, Teresa Vorhees, and Angela Claghorn caught Star Fever and claimed it was contagious! These girls helped turn spirit and pride on high to make this one hot year. ZJ