South Dearborn High School - Knight Life Yearbook (Aurora, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1987 volume:

Knight Life 1987 Volume 9 South Dearborn High School Highlander Place Aurora, Indiana 47001 Jr. High Combinations Sr. High Expectations ... the intelligent, mature adults that are now at SD. Top Left: Bruce gives new meaning to “flick your Bic”. Top Right: The food at SD is so good the kids fight over the fries. Mid Left: Tara guards her prize possessions with her life. Above: Look mom, no cavities! Far Left: That little itch could be telling you something. Left: I don’t care what you say Amy, I don’t have big hips. All Types of the Students, Athletes, and “Others” Top Left: Cindy passes the nose picking section in Mr. Thomas’ class. Top Right: You would never know Aimee has a thing for Mickey Mouse. Above: But you’re my last chance for the Prom. Mid Right: You bookstore bill is only $586.00! Far Right: Lo and Behold, a first, she does study! Right: Tony, I wish you would eat off your own tray. 4 Create the South Dearborn Combination Top Left: Come on America, Show us your Underalls! Top Right: SD girls shave once a year whether they need it or not. Mid Left: O.K., you win, there are boogars under tbe board. Above: South Dearborn’s version of the Twin Towers. Far Left: Annual biologi- cal experiment: ‘‘Walk like a Crab.” Left: ‘‘Mr. Kelsik has the cutest dimples.” Last but not Least, the Teachers and Staff Top Left: “Nick, I had gray hair once too.” Top Right: Mr. Kinnett always brings out the Devil in Ms. Draut. Above: “I had a teacher in school that was a real witch.” Mid Right: Hans Wil- helm tries to find his mother county. Far Right: Two of the Good ole Boys at the National Nose Convention. Right: Discipline is getting tough in the LMC. 7 The Few, The Proud, The Fearful Top Left: Cindy’s motto—Ready, Willing, and Able. Top Right: Mr. Redden relaxes with his recently ac- quired harem. Above: A contest is held every year to sec who has the most cavaties. Can you tell? Far Left: Ever seen Siamese twins connected at the arm pitsLeft: Is this Pec Wee’s sister or cousin Bottom Left: One huff or puff will definately blow this thing down. Be- low: King Todd struts his stuff. 9 Hello great Performance, A spectacular musical or play is made possi- ble by the hard work of the cast crew. At the right are the people who dedicated their time and energy to the fall musical. Back row— (Behind the scenes) C. Richardson, D. Hughes, G. Burris, R. Hensley, B. Peugh. Next row—W. House, C. Leptak, O. Pittner, J. Perkins, G. Miller, R. Dean, S. Caudill, D. Sykes, M. Page, D. Harcourt, G. Wafford, B. Williams, D. Pittman. Next row—A. Crusay, J. Baer, S. Hammond, L. Billingsly, K. Banschbach, T. Richards, K. Nichols, S. Rob- erts, L. Meyer, T. Pruss. 2nd row—Ms. Allen, L. Gabbard, J. Smith, G. Piche, T. Cochran, S. Craven, B. Lane, K. Anderson, G. Hensley, A. Hall, M. Manford, Ms. Calahan, Mr. Hedges. Front row—D. Gulley, L. Filter, G. Harris, K. Hake, S. Townsend, A. Marks- berry, A. Kyle, T. McDonald, V. Calandar. 10 “Bye Bye Birdie” Top Left: Here’s our fine feathered man—Conrad Birdie. Top Right: Gary sings some sweet words to Tanya. Center Left: Alisa, Sheila, and Amy pledge their loyalty to Birdie. Above: A behind the scenes break with Alisa and Kristi. Bottom Left: I’ve heard of party lines, but this is ridiculous! Below: Chris and Tanya contemplate life, love, and Conrad Birdie. ll “EXIT THE BODY” ENTER THE TALENT: Produced by Mr. Kinnett, this year’s spring play was called “Any Number Can Die.” The cast pictured at the right (from right to left) are: Chris Piche, Glenn Miller, Larry Gabbard, Re- bekah Kinnett, Kristen Nichols and Amy Marks- bury. Second row, right to left are: Mark Man- ford, Joe Perkins, Randy Dean, and Mary Walter. There are several people who are behind the scenes that deserve recognition for their work they do. They are Creighton Leptak, who was an extraordinary student director; and Mr. Hedges and his technical crew, which were expert at building the intricate set. Mr. Kinnett felt the play was well-received by the audiences. Many people were overwhelmed by the technical work—the remarkable set and exciting lightening effects. He personally felt that the performance matched the technical dra- ma. Above: Mark and Rebekah add the “Touch of Class Right: Chris and Joe make the deal of the “Life Time Below: “Come on and try: Three shots for a dollar!! 12 MYSTERY! SUSPENSE! INTRIQUE! ■ ■■■■■■■__________________ Top Left: Randy is always hanging around! Mid Left: Larry preys on the pure and unexpecting. Left: They look sweet, but Larry knows the truth. Top Right: Once upon a time, in a land far, far away—but had a good set. Above: Looking good Glenn, but that’s one of those automatic jobs!! 13 Promena de Royalty: Hand The most important social event of the year has to be considered the Prom. The annual celebra- tion sponsored by the Juniors is an honor of the senior class and is the last socialization that al- lows five to six hundred school mates to express friendship in an atmosphere of true fellowship. This fantastic evening takes months of prep- aration which includes the first class meeting for organizational committees to fund raising, to in- terviews, to publicity, to the actual buying of the personal garments that highlight the beauty of the festive promenade. The 1987 Prom will be looked upon as a model evening for future affairs as the participants showed that they could have fun and enjoy them- selves while maintaining their composure and maturity. All the entertainment and actions of the night had the air of young adult fun in a modest atmosphere. some, Beautiful, and Elegant The highlight of every Prom lies in the special segment of selecting, voting, and announcing the royalty of the evening. This year was no exception as the crowd anxiously awaited the ceremonial walk by the candidates to the forefront to get a firsthand view of whom was going to be chosen as the lucky young gentleman and lady. Representing the Junior class were as follows: (left to right from picture shown at left) Bobby Shinkle, Connie Walston, Jason Cummins, Amy Anderson, Matt Hummel, and Heather Gilbert. The happy winners are shown below as cheerful Connie and proud Matt display their glee over the honor of the crown. Representing the Senior class were as follows: (left to right from picture on page 14) Glen Bur- ris, Aimee Buck, Brad Tyler, Amy McFelea, John Gossett, and Angie Lee. Brad and Amy easily express their happiness as to are overjoyed with the honor of being the choice of the fellow classmates. 15 GUYS and DOLLS: Takes all Combinations to have Fun!! Top Left: Guard your daughters! The boys are back in town! Mid Left: Nothing like gaiety at the Prom. Left: Anya has that certain glow. Top Right: Lip Sync took on a new meaning at the S.D. Prom. Above: Glen is stunned over Angie spitting tobacco. Just kidding Ang! 17 CHILDREN’S THEATER: Each year a group of young energetic kids get together to perform for an even more of a young energetic group. If this sounds confusing don’t let it be. What we are talking about is the infamous Children’s theater presented for any person young in age or in heart. That’s why the title is so fitting. The performers, adults, and other high- aged kids vastly enjoy the antics up on the lighted stage. The cast at right under the direction of Mr. Todd Simms (below) did a superb job as they delighted everyone that took in the performance. The play “Jack and the Beanstalk” is always a favorite for both young and old. A tale that teach- es a lesson as well as entertains in a light humored way. Once again a job well done by all concerned and we know by all the smiling faces that day in the audience that we will be looking forward to next year. 4 a NOT JUST FOR KIDS!! Upper Left, Upper Right, Above Left: Jack (Larry Gabbard) struggles with two of man’s most dreaded foes: COWS WOMEN. Above: I’ve heard of hen-pecked but never rooster grabed. Left: Mickey has two more for his harem. 19 Perfect Combination of a Each year South Dearborn puts together a va- riety show consisting of as many acts that can be shoved into the limited time slot available for the performance. Dave Kling, Steve Hedges, and Doug Sykes are the main organizers that try to put this youthful talent in perspective. The show itself is one of the leading moments in the school year. Students, teachers, adminis- trators, and staff all have the chance to partici- pate in this fun-filled evening. The acts themselves take many hours of orga- nization and preparation because not every act is given the chance to perform. The tryouts are im- portant so that an act can get on the lighted stage for the intense moments. Once again everyone that was involved in this year’s show did a super job and deserve another round of applause. “Variety” of Talent! Top: The infamous “HEE-HAW scene was a hit at the show. Above Left: The S.D. girls swing into the hearts of the audience. Above: Mark does his now famous religious routine. Left: The boys of summer singing for the audience. 21 Unique, Strange, Insane; Above: South Dearborn even teaches kids from Mars. Top Left: Convos bring out the beasts from the mild- mannered S.D. students. Mid Left: The South Dearborn girls will do anything for a date. Above: Dopey, sneezy, and sleepy come to S.D. for a visit. It Takes all Combinations Top Left: John the Flasher strikes again. Mid Left: Students just don’t have a “ghost” of a chance with the teachers. Left: Who said Coach Nowlin’s P.E. classes aren’t fun. Top Right: Marcy and Ronna swept through the hallways. Above: Chris would be very good looking if he had teeth. 23 SCHOOL BOARD: STRONG COMBINATION Board members: Larry Petty, Bob Fehrman, Joan Zoller, Ken Cleeter, Joan Fehling, Bob Fogle, and Mike Check. The education of Ameri- ca’s youth has to be consid- ered the most important ele- ment in our society today. That is why it is so vital to have key personnel in the top branch of the institution. South Dearborn is lucky enough to have qualified people at the Central Office to keep the plant running correctly. Central Office: Standing—Phyllis Mills, Ruth Mary Kern, Jimma Glenn, and Norma Henke. Seated—Dave Glenn, Greg Platt, William Naylor. 25 Combinations of Leadership and Guidance Above: Guidance Department—Gene Cleary, Pat Turner, and Steve Mendel Above Right: Assistant Principal Marlene Denmure Right: Attendance Officer: Jean Bauer We would also like to take the time to say THANK YOU to Jean Bauer and her dedicated service to the school. Jean is going to retire after this year. We are going to miss her smiling face. 26 Learning Many Concepts The Learning Materials Center has become a place of learning many concepts. This place is run by three women, Joanne Coggeshell, Joy Lyon, and Verneda Wendleman, who provide a great service to the students of SD; they serve the students in the LMC. The LMC has become an important place to find information and obtain answers to questions that students need in their quest for knowledge. The LMC contains books that provide needed in- formation for assignments and enjoymen t. It also contains Mi- crofiche which is an important source for information about to- pics and colleges. The LMC is truly one of the essential de- partments that aids students. Without this center there would be a lot of unanswered ques- tions that need to be answered. Behind the Scenes These three women Shirley Geisler, Jean Sneed, and Bren- da Walton are only a few im- portant people behind the scenes at SD that help keep the institution running smoothly. If a problem should arise, they are quick to the rescue and get the situation back under control. They accomplish a lot of tasks besides just answering tele- phones that otherwise might not get done. These women are a true asset to the running of our school. SOUTH DEARBORN HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 27 Bus Drivers Moving It On. The bus drivers of SD have become a necessity in helping students get to their destinations on time. These people are truely a dedicated group of people. In all kinds of weather and at a variety of hours, these people arrive to take a bunch of teenagers to and from school. A lot of these people go unnoticed, but this group is a very im- portant group of people. I think everyone owes them a big thank you! Due to the number of bus drivers they all could not be named. However, we would like to thank them very much. Getting It All Together The cooks of SD are a group of wom- en who are some- times taken for granted. They pro- vide an essential job for the students. While a lot of peo- ple like to joke and tell gruesome sto- ries about the cafe- teria’s food. Howev- er, this is not true for the students of SD. They are lucky to have such a dedi- cated group of women to cook for them. They also provide the students with a variety of foods. Pictured above: Edna Baxter, Patricia Gossett, Nadine Meyer, Jeanne Kinnett, Betty Riddll, Myrtle Tufts, Marie Godfrey, Vivian Cotton, Geraldine Powell, Barbara McAtee, Ruth McAllister, and Ruth Wilson. 28 School Aides Pictured left: Leslie Allen and Jackie Grieve In the beginning society created public schools. The public schools continued to op- erate on a highly efficient level because of the contributions of three groups: Students, staff, and the infamous school aides. But seriously folks, these people are very impor- tant to the school setting. Their contribu- tions are numerous and all of their duties deserve many thanks that have been forgot- ten to be given. Leslie Allen and Jackie Grieve we appreciate your efforts and want to extend our gratitude towards you. The Main Crew: Gets It Done V 7 ' y w 3 There are many people who help to keep South Dearborn clean and running smoothly. The main group however, is the maintenance crew. Everyone has seen these people in the halls of South Dearborn at one time or another. These peo- ple are constantly at work improving and repairing things in the school. Without these people, our school would in no way be the efficient institution it is today. Pictured above: Joe Groh Pictured below: Lenard Riddle 29 The Music Combination The South Dearborn band is the perfect mu- sic combination. They have always been a smashing success throughout their career. Wherever they perform, whether it would be at a football game, Riverfront Stadium, pa- rades, or basketball games, they exit with ap- plause from a roaring crowd. The band is directed by Dave Kling and assisted by Doug Sykes. Both have been a true asset in the success of the group. They dedi- cated themselves to making the group the best it can be. They have been more than successful in their job. 30 SSL • -it ' i v. i . I . |V • , r V Above Left: The S.D. Band doing their thing at the Aurora Farmer’s Fair. Left: The outstanding S.D. Feature Twirlers: left Holly Fehrman and right Stephanie Emery. Below Left: The Leaders of the Pack: Jeff Berninger and Bruce Lane. Above: Dave Kling directs another successful group. W‘ a : A ’’ v ' 1___ 31 What The Electric Knight Or- chestra has to be considered the zaniest and craziest group at good old South Dearborn. This wild bunch puts a new meaning to the word spirit. Their antics amaze and astound the visit- ing opponents when they see this mob run out from all dif- ferent directions with multi- styled apparel. Their looks and actions are only second to the highly professional manner in which they sound and per- form. If there was such a contest, I’m sure the E.K.O. would win hands down. It is hard to express exact- ly what this organization really means to the school. All we can say is thank you very much for a job well done. a Combination This Is! 32 Bottom Left: These four people helped get things ready so that the band could perform. Mr. Hedges wanted to give special thanks. The Vocal Sound of S.D. The golden throated singers of the South Dear- born high school chorus delighted many an audi- ence and dazzled many a spectator with their wide range of vocal excellence and their true pro- fessionalism in dealing with how they handle their performances. Under the direction of Mr. Steve Hedges, the high school chorus has blossomed into one of the finest singing and performing groups in Indiana. Each year their annual shows draw rave reviews as the audiences pack the arena to hear these young talented pitch carriers. It is a pleasure to be associated with a high school that is represented so proudly with a cho- rus such as South Dearborn. A truly wonderful job was done by all concerned and by the leaders of the group. The South Dearborn Flag Corp is one of the more pop- ular groups. These pretty young ladies display their flags at every band perfor- mance and are on special dis- play at varsity football and basketball games. At some of these games they are high- lighted so that the audience may notice their super tal- ent. Tryouts for this organiza- tion is during the summer so make sure you contact the school for information lead- ing to you belonging to this wonderful group. Flags and Shields On Display Leading the band at every parade or good old march are the beautiful young ladies known as the shield carriers. The main re- sponsibilities of this group is to make sure that everyone in the audience knows exact- ly who is the fantastic band in back of them. To carrier the letters of South Dearborn takes practice and care so that it looks profession- al and done with an im- mense amount of pride. This job is not to be taken lightly because it is very important to let people know that S.D.’s band is on the move. 4� W Top Picture: Tanya Cochran, Angie Rollins, Robin Fogle, Bonnie Bcrningcr, Mary Walter, Alison Kyle, Sharon Holt, Debbie Collins, Kristie Anderson, Holly Bessler, Leslie Filter, and Shari Caudill. Bottom Picture: Top-Rcnee Vastinc, Lori Gentry, Amy Tudor, Laura Curry, Lori Meyer. Bottom Row-Tonya Freeman. Angela Schmaltz, Karen Drocge, Cheryl Schuman, Andy Walston, Gloria Miller, and Jill Smith. 34 S.D.’s Presents Proud Pom-Poms The elite group of the South Dearborn Pom- Pom Corp is one of the most sought after posi- tions at the school. Each year several young talent- ed ladies try to become one of the sequenced beauties that perform in front of audiences for many different occasions throughout the year. Joann Coggeshell is the organizer of the group as well she helps with the flag corp. Joann tries to teach the girls that work- ing together in a cooperat- ive way will produce great results and will assure the girls success now and lat- er when they learn the valuable lesson of work- ing with your fellow per- son. Back Steps: Crystal Smith, Sheila Townsend, Connie Walston. Second Row: Cindy Gilbert, Angie Meyer, Denise Hopkins, and Sheila Roberts. Front Row: Leigh Gilb, Angela Rullman, Mary Pfister, Angie Lee, Debbie Funch, Tammy Waite, Kristen Nichols, Lysa Fischer, Amy McFelea, Shyra Crider, and Chelsa Stonebraker. If you are interested in trying out for this group make sure you contact the school and practice those dance steps. S.D.’s Swinging Singers The Swing Choir at South Dearborn has a perfect name as they do swing into all their performances with extreme enthusiasm and desire to express their enjoy- ment over being able to perform for their audiences. This lively group never lacks that zeal that makes them tick. Mr. Steve Hedges also has them to that fine tuned edge when it comes to their singing voices. It is easy to see why this squad of young talent is so popular. Excellent job by those red and white clad singers. The pictures to the right are taken from the travels of the Swing Choir. Each year the group goes to the Ju- nior Highs to perform and entertain the young chil- dren. This has become one of the most popular trips that involves the music department. Strong Freshman Group—Bright Music Future The band at South Dearborn is considered to be one of the best in the state. To keep this reputation alive there must be a strong feeder program to re- place the talent lost each year to graduation. The freshman band pictured above prepares for the big band sound by doing much the same as the regular high school band. The younger group marches in parades such as the one at left; the Aurora Farmer's Fair. There is a lot of preparation for the future, but we have no fear that Mr. David Kling will have this young group of musi- cians ready for the years ahead. STUDENT HELPERS One of the busiest places at South Dearborn High School has got to be the guidance department. Many activities go on in the guidance area from the time school starts un- til it ends. This is one good reason why aides are needed to help the people out in guidance. These students pictured here are the ones who catch all of the extra work that has to be done, nothing real dif- ficult, but just little things that the students are able to handle. VIDEO CLUB: LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! The Video Club here at South Dearborn has done an excellent job filming the many activities that have taken place. The five students to the right (L-R) that belong to this club include Julie Bear, Kernie Nicholos, Ken- ny Johnson, Reid Hensley, and Mark Armstrong. There are many duties that these students have to perform. They include taping of extra-curricular ac- tivities such as: Intramurals, It’s Academic, various clubs and other related events. The Spring drama of “Any Number Can Die” and the musical of “The Childrens Theatre” were also very high of the list of many taping activities. Athletic events were also very important to the Video Club. Every football and basketball game was taped and the many other sports here at South Dear- born were also caught on film. The members of this club are very important to everyone in the school because almost everything that takes place these people get it on tape. 38 STUDENTS GAIN RESPONSIBILITY AT HUB OF SCHOOL The main office at South Dear- born is a very busy place through- out the course of the school year. The numerous tasks that occur in this part of the school are very im- portant but yet are things that can be entrusted with the students. The picture to the left shows these students that play a very impor- tant role in the main office. The types of duties that these students perform include running errands and copying off important papers. These are just some of the things that these aides do to help the office administration. These students are very impor- tant in the function of the main office at South Dearborn. AIDING IN THE EVER-BUSY LEARNING MATERIALS CENTER The Learning Materials Center also known as the LMC, is a very important place at South Dearborn High School. The students to the left are very helpful in the operation of the LMC. The duties of these students consist of many different tasks. Such as delivering audio-visual equipment that belongs to the school, carding, and shelving books, performing graphical work and serving as darkroom technicians. There are also gen- eral housekeeping chores that come along with the tasks of the LMC. These are just some of the things that these aides do to help the people in the LMC and also their fellow students. These students are a very important aspect of the LMC. They help the LMC to be a better place to learn and also make it fun! 39 The Fast Lane Class Once upon a time there w a group of students who devoted their classroom time to putting together their memories of the kingdom. This small group is known as the infamous ‘‘Journalism Staff.” Which means in this modern era that the group not only puts together this wonderful yearbook but also had the sole responsi- bility of the “Knight Times.” This fairy tale has a happy ending because the staff enjoyed creating these two periodicals for you. Top Right: “Even if it is true you shouldn’t tell Allison. Above: Amie working hard to achieve her goal. Above Right: Reunion of the CRAZIES! Right: Pictures! Pictures! Every- where!! Far Right: The “Dragon hard at work in Journalismclass. 40 National Honor Society: Striving for Academic Success In order to understand the National Honor Society selection procedure one would have to be familiar with the following information. Beginning in the fall of the school year eligible junior and senior students will be selected and inducted in the autumn of the year. Students will be eligible for induction into the South Dearborn chapter of National Honor Society if they meet the following requirements: Scholarship—each candidate must maintain a grade point average of 3.3 (B-h) or better. Service—Each student must be involved in at least three service projects in or out of school. Leadership—Each candidate must belong to and exhibit leadership qualities in at least one school organization. Character—Each candidate must maintain high standards of personal character. This quality should be shown in the students’s integrity, positive attitude, cooperation, and ethics. Each student that is eligible on the basis of scholarship will be asked to submit a student activity form to the faculty council. These stu- dents names will be given to all the faculty members for evaluation based on the other three criteria. The candidates who receive a majority vote of the council will be inducted in the National Honor Society Chapter. Achieving Excellence Top Left: Past inductees in the National Honor Society. Top Right: Officers of the National Honor Society. Sponsor: Joyce Draut, President: Rc- bekka Kinnett, Vice President: Glenn Miller, Treasurer: Todd Spaulding, Secretary: Shari Caudill. Left: New inductees into the National Honor Society. 41 Scientific Research-Alive and Well at SD The annual Science Fair at South Dearborn is useful in developing the research skills of the students. The development of these skills may help when working on larger, more complex projects in the future. Those in Honors Biology are required to enter a project and those in other science classes are encouraged to partici- pate. Judges for the Science Fair are generally teachers and professionals from the communi- ty. Local businesses and organizations con- tribute to support the Science Fair and each participant is rewarded with a ribbon. The 1987 winners are: Physical and Chemi- cal Sciences-Mark Vogelgesang, first; and Bill Hartwell, second. Medicine, Health, and Mi- crobiology-Michael Berry, first; and Jenny Robinson, second. Botany-Michael Graver, first; and Beth Belew, second. Zoology-Amy March, first; and Billie Jo Whipple, second. Earth, Space, and Environmental Sciences- Tara Macdonald, first; and Royce Heim, sec- ond. 42 Over Seas Teen Friends The Foreign Exchange program at South Dear- born could be considered one of the most beneficial programs of the school. It adds much international flavor to the atmosphere. Through the program, many of the students of South Dearborn learn about the lives and activities of students their own age in foreign countries. At the same time, the foreign ex- change students are learning what life is like as an American teen-ager. As an exchange student, the teens are introduced to the aspects of American life that we commonly take for granted. They are introduced to American customs, holidays, landmarks, and for a year they take on a new way of life. These students show their courageousness by moving to a different country, moving in with a host family, making new friends, and in many cases, speaking a different language. South Dearborn is fortunate to have these students among us to share their culture. Hopefully, each year we can become better acquainted with the var- ious customs around the world. FABULOUS FORENSIC FOLLIES The South Dearborn Speech Team is rapidly becoming more popular and more successful. Not only has mem- bership increased, but the team is be- ginning to accomplish much more. During the 1986-1987 school year, the team participated in competitions at schools such as Connersville, Cen- terville, and various schools in Indian- apolis. They also made it all the way to the Indiana State Finals in the Dramatic Dub category with Gary Harris and Xenia Jones. The group mainly works with the oral interpre- tation of previously written materials, however Lisa Young wrote one of her own speeches. Under the direction of Mr. Todd Simms, this group of tal- ented students have shown what hard work and practice can accomplish. Pictured at left are: Jan DeLay, Gary Harris, Kristi Anderson, Lisa Young, Larry Gabbard, Alisa Hall, Xenia Jones, Leslie Filter, Mr. Simms, and Kristi Berry. 43 Humanities: The Art of Language and History To succeed, one of the most important sub- jects that must be conquered by students is English. At South Dearborn, the task should not be extremely difficult due to the well quali- fied staff which makes up our English depart- ment. The staff consists of Mrs. Mary Jane Jewett, Mrs. Patty Rullman, Mr. Todd Simms, Mr. Bill Snyder, Mrs. Jennifer Tucker, and Mr. David Worland. The depart- ment is headed by Mr. Larry Kinnett. Each year these teachers cover topics such as gram- mar, speech, composition, and literature. Since it is necessary to complete three years of English at South Dearborn to graduate, each student should be well-developed and know- lcdgable in our native language. The Social Studies depart- ment is comprised of five teach- ers who cover a wide range of topics. The curriculum in- cludes: U.S. History, World History, Federal Government, Psychology, State and Local, Geography, Economics, Soci- ology, and Soviet History. The department is headed by Mr. Donald Karasek. The teaching staff also includes: Mr. Gary Lyon, Mr. Harley Heim, Mr. Charles Thomas, and Mr. Ni- cholas Redden. The depart- ment works to acquaint stu- dents with the knowledge and understanding of the country, the government, the past, and a better understanding of their lives. 44 Science Department Works Themselves to the Bone The Science department at South Dearborn provides the student body with an ex- tensive science program which can provide each stu- dent with great knowledge in all scientific areas. Courses offered are: General Science, General and Honors Biol- ogy, Botany, Zoology, Hu- man Anatomy Physiol- ogy, Microbiology Lab Techniques, Environmental Science, Earth Space Sci- ence, Physical Science, Chemistry I and II, Physics, and Advanced Biology. Mrs. Linda Hall is the head of the department. Staff members include: Mrs. Nancy Glass- burn, Mr. Merrill Hutchin- son, Mr. Dennis Dilts, Mr. Gary Hall, Mr. William Clifton, and Mr. Paul Tis- kus. Math Wizards of the Math Department Math is a subject which touches the lives of everyone each day. The Mathematics Department at South Dearborn High School consists of dedicated teachers who are willing to teach all aspects of math to their students. Mrs. Marilyn Moeller heads the math department with Mr. Larry Horn- bach, Mr. Stewart Hall, Mrs. Linda Hof- mann, Mr. William Clifton, and Mrs. Ja- nice Smith also on the staff. Courses taught include: Basic Math, General Math I, Gen- eral Math II, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Ge- ometry, Algebra II, Introduction to Com- puter Programming, Computer I, Computer II, Computer III and IV, Math Analysis, and an independent study pro- gram Calculus. 45 • • • Business-Wise South Dearborn's Business department consists of many fine teachers willing to expand the knowledge of high school students about business. Courses include: Introduction to Business, Accounting I, Ac- counting II, Typing I, Typing II, Shorthand, Business Math, Business Management, Busi- ness Law, Office Machines and Office Procedures, Personal Typing, and Occupational De- velopment. These classes help to educate the students about business operations in the office and business world. The teach- ers responsible for this business education are: Mr. Henry Ahaus, Mr. Seth Congdon, Ms. Nancy Gerber, Ms. Rebecca Helms, and Mrs. Brenda Myers, who is the department head. Bringing Our Cultures Closer Together By learning a new language, we become capable of communicating with people of various nationalities. It helps to close the gap between two people, two neighbor- hoods, or two countries. Not only can we then understand other people, but we can better understand various songs and movies which may choose to use some words or sayings from a foreign language. The South Dearborn Foreign Language department can help students merely learn the basics of Spanish or German, or they can help stu- dents master the languages. The Foreign Language department consists of depart- ment head Ms. Joyce Draut, Mr. Gary Lyon, and Mr. Mark Wilhelm. Ms. Draut and Mr. Lyon teach Spanish, while Mr. Wilhelm teaches German. Taking a foreign language is not required, however it offers much insight to other cultures. Also, many colleges want incoming students to have taken at least two years of a foreign lan- guage. 46 The Artistic Leaders of America The Art Department at South Dearborn offers a variety of classes. The areas cover ideas involv- ing drawing, sketching, painting and even the more difficult field of pottery. The very basic to the most advanced is taught in these classes, depending upon your own inter- est. This class gives a student the opportunity to create things and to have fun in doing so. Also, if the student is planning a career in the Art field, this would be a good department to consider. “Home Ec. Sweet Home Ec.” The Home Ec. Department at South Dearborn teaches students the skills in- volved in cooking, sewing, and they also learn other aspects of Home Economics. This class was always considered by the female of South Dearborn, but it teaches males also, who wish to learn about human relationships. The Home Ec. class deals with more than just cooking. It also puts the stu- dents in real life situations, such as plan- ning a wedding, and discovering new emotions and feelings. 47 Building for the Future South Dearborn has a very productive Industrial Educa- tion department. This depart- ment offers many different classes. They include: Basic Mechanical Drawing, Basic Woodworking, Technical Drawing I, Architectural Drawing, Woodworking II, Ba- sic Power, Basic Electricity, Metals, Advanced Metals, Residential Wiring, and three independent study programs that require permission in order to be taken. Although there arc only three teachers in the In- dustrial Arts Department they manage to handle these classes very well. These teachers are Mr. Mike Scudder, Mr. Foster Harris, and Mrs. Patricia Meadlock. S. D. is “Learning to Grow” Mr. Walter Ellison is the man in charge of South Dear- born’s Vocational Agriculture Department. This department offers a variety of classes. These include the following: Voca- tional Agri-Business Class, In- troduction to Horticulture, Field Crops and Soil Science, Landscaping and Turf Man- agement, Forestry and Green- house Management and Pro- duction. Just like the other areas here at South Dearborn there is much to learn from this depart- ment. Students that are inter- ested in a career in farming or of that nature should consider one of these classes. 48 Basis of Educational Values South Dearborn has a very special program set up to help those students who have a learning disability. This depart- ment covers a wide range of to- pics. These involve language, reading, occupational skills, and these SIVS program. All of these programs circle around the same objective. This objec- tive is to help the students be- come more productive in a soci- ety where they can be useful citizens. Education for and by the Physical The Physical Education De- partment and Health Depart- ment here at South Dearborn are very popular courses. Since both classes are required these departments have grown very much. P.E., under the director of Mr. Lloyd Nowlin and Ms. Pam Merrill, keep the students busy with Marine Physical Fit- ness and many other sports re- lated activities. Health Educa- tion is the other half of the 9 wks. course. Mr. Steve Garrett and Mr. Dennis Dilts are in charge of this department. These two offer a great deal of knowledge to the students. The special area offered to the students is the Aquatics. This course is designed to teach the students the basics of swim- ming under the direction of Mr. Robert Kelsik, this too is a very productive course. 49 South Dearborn High School Top Left: Harley Heim often gets molested in class. Top Right: I’ll teach you to talk to my boyfriend! Above: “The legend of the beauty and the Beasts return!” Mid Right: I’ve heard of “cold cuts” but this is ridiculous. Right: Human sacrifices are ready for the Dillsboro Mascot. r 50 Combines the Unique. ft, V j tfi c «V J c 7 ,r)r O a Top Left: Onward James! Top Right: Four-legged cheerleader is always needed for this manuever. Mid Left: Students never “duck away from Mr. Cleary. Left: Ring-around-thc-rosie contest always draws a crowd. Above: South Dearborn promotes inexpensive “field trips. 51 CLUB MEETING TODAY 3:00 “HBI”: INQUIRE WITHIN! WEBN BE FROGMAN! LEADERSHIP OF S.D. GOVERNMENT S.D.’s government, the student government, is one of the most successful organizations here at South Dearborn. Mrs. Green, a teacher here at South Dearborn, sponsors the student gov- ernment and helps the students in their job of im- proving our school and it’s problems. The student govern- ment officers are from left: Vice President: Bruce Lane, Treasurer: Karla Scott; Secretary: Sheila Townsend; President: Jeff Berniger. RULING BODY OF STUDENTS Student govern- ment members are: Bonnie Berninger, Holly Fairman, Mi- chelle French, Larry Gabbard, Krista Gesler, Steve Gerke, Angie Hel- ton, Jana Mericle, Glenn Miller, Mary Phister, Jenny Rob- inson, Angie Rol- lins, Tammi Waite, and Scott Petty. 54 Chess Team: Check Mating the Competition Throughout the short history of South Dearborn High School, the chess team has been very productive in both wins for our school pride and the influence it has had on the analytical thinking process of the various students that have participated. Mr. Paul Tiskus took over the helm of the chess team from Mr. Miller and continued the interest and merit the club has maintained. Academic Excellence Abounds at S.D.H.S. The Science Team of Steve Gerke, Ron Mul- ford, and Doug Ruter won first place honors in the Hoosier Academic Super Bowl held at Decatur Central High School, In- dianapolis last Saturday. The regional level com- petition was held at South Dearborn High School on April 23 where the team’s score was high enough to qualify them as one of our four classes based on total school enrollment. There were 100 schools compet- ing in this class. This is the first year for this statewide competition which is sponsored by the Indiana Congress on Edu- cation and funded by Lil- ly Endowment, Inc. “What a super year” is a common expression for anyone involved in the “It's Academic Team.” The team sponsored by Larry Hornbach has to be con- sidered one of the best in the school’s history. Their team strength lay in the areas of Math and Science while being very productive in the other educational areas. In fact, the team ranked very high in the conference and a part of the team won the state science competition in their respective class. South Dearborn is very proud of their academic success and next year looks to be even bet- ter. It’s Academic Team: State Contenders HOME OF THE Top right: The actual It’s Academic Team and It’s Academic Team Intramurals teams together. Top left and bottom right: Action shots of a meet at South Dearborn. 56 “SPELLING EXCELLENCE EARNS FIFTH IN STATE” A new organization that represented South Dearborn very well are the students in- volved with Spell Bowl. Stu- dents were given a spelling test and those with the most correct participated in the two competitions. South Dearborn won the Regional competition that was held here at South Dearborn. The five highest scoring teams that competed in the Region- al went on to the State com- petition held in Brownsburg. S.D. ended up finishing fifth at State. DAR: Good Citizen Award Glenn Miller, senior at South Dear- born, has been selected to receive the 1986-87 Good Citizen Award. Sponsored by the Colonel Archibald Lochry Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the contest is open to all senior girls and boys in all accredited high schools. The selected student must possess outstanding quali- ties in dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. Glenn is the President of the senior class, a member of National Honor Soci- ety, Band, EKO and Math Club. Glenn’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, Cole Lane, Aurora. 57 Future Farmers at S.D. One group of youth at South Dearborn are those that have a great interest in agriculture and Fields that are related to agriculture. These students are the Fu- ture Farmers of America. The students involved in this club are interested in careers with agriculture. Walter Ellison is the sponsor of Fu- ture Farmers of America. FFA’s events for this year will be to attend the State convention at Purdue and they have an annual trip to Louisville for the farm ma- chinery show and tractor pull. They also attend the State Fair as a group. Students Against Drunk Driving A growing organization up here at South Dearborn this year is SADD, Students Against Drunk Driving. The new group is hoping to get more underclassmen in- volved and to help lessen drunk driving accidents among the teenagers. The group has discussions, Films and sometimes guest speak- ers. They hope to start meet- ing with other schools that have SADD also. If your in- terested in what their trying to accomplish, join SADD. 58 Skill + Ability = Math Club nrn r wr :sr Many students at South Dearborn have realized they need more skills in the math area in or- der to succeed in the field of math. The Math Club is an or- ganization that al- lows students to compete in math tests that are evalu- ated on a National level. The club has always done well in these tests and com- petitions against other area schools. Mr. Larry Horn- bach is the sponsor of the Math Club. UNIQUE CONCOCTION Another interesting club we have is the Science Club. The students involved learn more about Science through group involvement. They meet twice a month and their major project is the Science Fair and the projects in- volved are rated on a nation- al level. If you are interested in Science, a good place for you would be in the Science Club. 59 S.D.’s Future Business Leaders The business world is part of everyone’s life today. Any ca- reer is related to business in some way or another. One large group are those involved in an organization that teaches the concepts and the knowledge needed to be involved and suc- cessful in the business world to- day. Future Business Leaders of America represent this group up here at South Dearborn. Miss Helms is the sponsor of this group. One of the main highlights of the year is the “Day in the of- fice.” Other events the club looks forward to are business competitions and State Leader- ship conferences. AT HOME AT S.D. One of the most impor- tant factors for happy American family life is the home. Most American families are much hap- pier. The Future Home- makers of America is an organization that is very helpful in learning more about the home and to in- form young people in hopes of starting “happy homes.” Mrs. Kathy Green is the sponsor of Future Homemakers of America. 60 DEUTSCHE VERIEN One of the largest organizations at South Dearborn unknown to most of us is the Ger- man Club. They not only go around talking what we as English speaking people con- sider gibberish (Ger- man language) but are provided with cultural environment tech- niques. The sponsor of the German Club is Mr. Mark Wilhelm. One of this years highlights will be the beginning of a German Honor Society—Delta Epsilon Phi. Students must have a 3.6 grade point average in Ger- man and a 3.0 grade point average overall. Now We Know Where Michelangelo Started Another interesting club held at South Dearborn is the Art Club. The Art Club is a chance for students to learn new things and work with things they might not have had the chance to. The main purpose of the club is to expand artistic experiences that could not take place in a classroom. The club does art-related projects to earn money for a field trip taken at the end of the year. Mr. Milt Masing is the sponsor of the Art Club. 61 F.C.A.: Friendship and Dedication NEVER A CLOUDY DAY ... Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization sponsored by Mr. Dennis Dilts that has been organized to bring athletes, trainers, coaches, and all others involved in athletics together in the name of Jesus Christ. This club is involved in many activities throughout the year. These include the coat check at every home basketball game, visiting dif- ferent churches in the area, visiting and sending cards to sick people and shut ins. This is truly a worthwhile group that promotes a very healthy and positive Christian attitude to all who have had any contact with them. The Sunshine Society is an organization that promotes the ideas of caring, sharing, and happiness to all around them. This club’s tasks include fund raising activities, visiting the sick and the elderly, and the Ideal Lady Tea. This is where every member chooses their “Ideal Lady” and at this Tea they exchange gifts and ideas. This promotes a positive atti- tude and helps the members to mature. Ms. Joyce Draut is the leader of this group and she gives the perfect model of what the Ideal Lady should be. The entire con- cept of this group is to promote understanding and communica- tion skills to all concerned. The boys’ side of the intramural program was organized by Harley Heim. Any where from 50 to 80 boys participate in the bas- ketball competition. The boys are allowed to choose their own teams and give each team a name that they feel describes their team in the most suitable fashion. It’s hard to believe some of the names these young men come up with!! Harley Heim selected the winners ac- cording to their win lose record. At the end of the season the winning team received trophies for their winning effort. Pictured at left are the boys that won this year’s competition. Bottom Row: Scott Hummel, Brian Ickenroth, Sonny Lynn. Second Row: Bobby Shinkle and George Hurd. Top: Jim Harland. Not Pictured: Al- lan Lamb. Intramurals: A Way to Relax. The girls of South Dearborn had the chance to belong to a team that played volleyball in the intramural program. Pam Merrill organized this effort to promote the idea of working to- gether and trying to combine forces in such a way to achieve a common goal. This year’s teams showed excellent spirit and at- tendance as they all tried to have the winning team. The winning team this year received free food coupons from Frisches. The team members are pictured at left. Seated: Sara Rumsey, Cindy Gilbert, and Christy Day. Standing: Stacey Peterson and Crystal Elam. 63 It Takes All Kinds to Create the Above: “Boy, this ceiling is heavy, but someone has to hold it up.” Top Right: Melissa and Sherry are going to the movies ... Melissa is picking her seat. Right: It is not unusual for a couple of teachers a year to lose their minds. Below Right: The S.D. Studs! 64 S.D. We Know and Love. Top Left: The only time old birdlegs has her mouth closed is when she is eating. Left: Mr. Congdon, showing us the better side of coaching. Below Left: “Coffee, Tea, or Us” Above: The sight of Prom food even turns the royalty. CLASS OF 90 The freshman class of 1986-87 entered the school building with wide eyes and great expecta- tions. The change of envi- ronments was hard to ad- just to at first, but with the help of teachers and friends they had their schedules mastered in no time at all. The class officers have done many things to help out the class in their funds for future use. Their hard work was greatly appreci- ated by all their fellow classmates. The officers are pic- tured from right to left: Kristi Berry, Gina Good- paster, Sara Detmer, and Themmy Nguyen. Freshmen Albrecht, Alexander Armbruster, Joe Arthur, Bill Ascherman, Heather Ashcraft, Jeremy Atkins, Travis Bailey, Kimberly Baker, Bridget Bartlett, Jim Bascom, Stephanie Beard, Gina Beatty, Brian Bennett, Amy Benning, Anthony Benson. Joey Bernecker, Carrie Berningcr, Mike Berry, Kristin Bishop, David Block, Heather Bowling, Tara Bowman, Lisa Brown, Michelle Brown, Tyrone Browning, Wendy Bruns, Steve Bryant, Darlene Burdsall, Christy Burrcss, Kevin Burris, Brian Burris, Joe Cameron, Karl Caudill, Shane Eric Chapin, Lonnie Chapman, Jackie Clark, Carrie Clark, Lisa Cole, James Connley, Todd Core, Kari CLASS OF 90 68 CLASS OF 90 Cornett, Gayle Cornett, Jennifer Couch, Troey Counts, Tammie Craddock, Mark Cummins, Julie Cunningham, Matt Curlin, Troy Dabbs, Philimena Daugherty, James Daugherty, Kim Davidson, Brent Day, Kenneth Dell, Andrea Detmer, Sara Dills, Cathy Dragoo, Irene Dunn, Tisha Ann Eaglin. Melissa Eldridge, Kelly Englchardt, Bobby Feller, Lisa Fields, Jeffrey Flanagan, Rhonda Fox, Berna Freeman, Darlene Freeman, Jennifer French, Michelle Fuchs, Kimberly Geisler, Krista Gilbert, Bobbi Jo Gilbert, Dawnell Goby, Charles Goodpastcr, Gina Graver, Michael Gulley, Michelle Hammond, Shelly Hann, Chris Heck, Angela Hedger, Susan Hedrick, DeAnn Heim, Roycc Heintz, Michcll Helton, Renee Hensley, Donald Hcrrlingcr, Dawn Hewitt, Darrell Higham, Susan Hinkle, Kris Hoffman, Kendra Holdcraft, Angela Holton, Jon Homola, Angel Hoskins, Diana Houseworth, Mike Hudson, Davy Hudson, Tonya Huntington, Gennie Hussung, Charity Jackson, Daryl Jackson, James Jackson, Rebecca Jasper, Terry Jones, Sharon 69 CLASS OF 90 Jordan, David Kelly, Toby Kennedy, Christa Kincade, Doug Kozlowski, Aaron Langdon, Michael Lawhorn, Kimberly Lewis. Angela Lewis, April Lowe, Dcvra Lows, Aaron Lows, Kimberly Lozier, Rayctte Lusby, Jeff Macdonald, Tara Mangold, Tina Manis, Troy Manlief, Shannon March, Amy March, Casey Markland, Paul Marksbcrry, Larry McCord, Michele McDowell, James McElfresh, Tracy McIntosh, George McIntosh, Richie McMullin, Jim McNeely, Derek Mericle, Jana Mize, Becky Money, Handy Montgomery, Rebecca Moore, Diana Moore, Randy Moorman, Ted Morehead, James Morris, Cyndi Morris, Rebecca Muncey, Shcllie Murphy, Colleen Murphy, Robert Nacgcle, Tracy Napier, Patty Neff, David Nelson, Jenny Nguyen, Themmy Nielson. Mamie Nierlich, Joe Norfleet, Amy O’Connor, Shawn Oatman, Kristy Oberting, Dawn Oppelt, Tony Palmer, Billie Jo Perkins, Gordon Pettit, Andrea Sue Petty, Shawna Porter, Eric Quicksall, Andrea Quinn, Bradley Raab, Mathew Ramey, Bo Ranshaw, James 70 CLASS OF 90 Ray, David Riggs, Lisa Robinson, Jenny Roeder, Shannon Rummcl, Jodi Ryle, Joseph Salisbury, Mike Schncbelt, Jim Schuh, Irine Scuddcr, John Sexton, Shawn Shuman, Jody Sizemore. Debbie Smith. Joey Smith. Robert Smith, Shannon Smithson, Sherry Snyder. Gabricllc Snyder. Shawn Stanley, Jodi Stano, Joan Steigerwald, Chclsie Struckman, Adrienne Terrill. Andru Thompson, Brian Trcntman, Paula Tudor, Trisha Turner, Vikki Utter, Monica VanWinkle. Joe Vaught, Nancy Vinson, Shawn Vogclgcsang, Mark Votaw, Leslie Ware, Angela Watson, Aaron Watson, Darla Welling, John West. Tracey Wetzel, Roberta 71 CLASS OF 90 Wctzlcr, Robert Whipple, Billie Jo Whitaker. Tammy Whitson, Todd Wiesmann, Cindy Wilson, Angela Wingate, Carrie Witte, Michelle Woliung, Michelle Wolker, Matt Woodruff, April Wright, Melanie Wynn, Becky Young, Susanne NOT PICTURED Birkle, L. McAtee, D Curtis, J. Pierce, N. Harris, R. Ross, R. Johnson, T. Wilson, S. Jones, L. 72 CLASS OF 89 Kelly can just get no privacy! Who says South Dearborn doesn’t have a dress code? The Sophomore class officers consist of Larry Gabbard, Class President; Gloria Miller, Vice President; Chris Tedesco, Sec- retary; and Lori Gentry, Treasurer. They are presently making preparations for a fund raising project which will be selling candy bars. The officers plan to obtairf money from this fund raiser to use during their Junior year for prom preparations. The Sophomore Representatives in student council are Bonnie Bcrniger, Holly Fehr- man, Tonya Freeman, and Angie Helton. They hope for a prosperous Junior year. Yes, Shari wins the longest tongue contest, again! CLASS OF 89 Adams, Fred Adams, Jim Althoff, John S. II Anderson, Julie Anderson, Tracy Armbruster, Charles Austin, Danny Auxicr, Kris Aylor, Mitch Aylor, Tracy Bailey, Jim Baker, John Baker, Lynda Ballard, Brian Bamberger, Tony Barrett, Angela Bascom, Anita Batchelor, Becky Baxter, Shannon Beach, Drcamka Bccraft, Michelle Bedford, Laurinda Belew, Beth Bellingham, Jay Bennett, Tommy Bcmingcr, Bonnie Berry, Michael J. Bessler, Holly Bickers, Robert Billiter, Tammy Bishop, Debbie Bishop, Lee Bold, Brian Brcsscrt, Daniel Brooks, Tony Brown, Eric Bruce, Michelle Buchanan. Ron Buck, Lori Buddenberg, Brad 74 CLASS OF 89 Burris, Deborah Busse, Brent Caldwell, Daryl Callon, Cissy Carnine, Lori Carter, John Casper, Erin Cheek, Jason Cheek, Jeremy Clark, Angie Collins, Melinda Combs, Tina Conley, Marcy Couch, Darian Couch, Donnie Couch, Michael Couch, Violet Crider, Shyra Cunningham, Cindy Curlin, Chris Cutter, Darrin Dabbs, Phillip Day, Craig Dean, Randy DeLay, Jan Disbro, David Dixon, Jeff Drake, Chris Drew, Tanya Duerstock, Bradley Elder, Kelly Elfers, Valerie Emery, Carol Emery, Stephanie Evans, Alvin Evans, Angie Evans, Kim Evans, Michael Fehrman, Holly Fiedeldey, Beth Fiedeldcy, Tim Field, Connie Fisher, Brian Fogle, Robin Frantz, Donald Freeman, Tonya Gabbard, Larry Gabbard, Shawn Gentry, Clinton, Todd Gentry, Lori Getz, Angel Gilb, Chris Gilbert, Lori Golden, Natalie Gray, Lisa Greenwood, Clint Greive, Tracy Griffin, Joey Groh, Garry Halbig, Tony Hallett, Stephanie Hamby, Angela Harnishfcgcr, Donna Harris, Gary 75 CLASS OF 89 Hastings. Billy Haverkos, Sue Hcffclmire, Christa Heinrich. Richard Helton, Amy Helton, Angie Henry, Kristi Herzog, Stacy Hill, Lewis Hilton, Brian Hoffman, Shannon Honeycutt, Erika Hopkins. Denise Horstman, Sonia Hostetler, Georgia Hostetler, Tina House, Eric Hubbard, Robert Huddleston, Jim Hudcpohl, Virginia Hudson, Mike Hudson, Rory Huey, Shayne Huffman, Billy Hughes, Jim Hyde, Kelly Inman, Carol Jackson, Denise Jewett, Shane Johnson, Kenny Johnson, Kristie Kalb, Simon Karn, Misty Karp, Julie Kenney, Jon Knight, Edward Knost, Leanne Kreinhop, Jason Kuehling, Christie Kyle, Alison 76 CLASS OF 89 Lane, Billy Jr. Lane, Callis Leptak, Melissa Linville. Wendy Lischkge, Rogert Livingston, David Longcamp, David Love, Robert Lozier, Lora Lyons, Robert Marble, Greg McAdams, Sandra McFelea, Aaron Meyer, Lore Meyer, Shelly Milam, Amy Miller, Gloria Moehring, Tara Money, Don Moody, Tonya Moore, James Moore, Ronna Morling, Chester Morris, Edwin Moses, David Mullins, Wendy Murphy, Patrick Kelly Nichols, Kristen Nielson, Sharon Nicsc, Jeff Oatman, Eric Orem, Angela Parris, Lea Patel, Bobby Peters, Michelle Picken, Eric Pope, Debbie Poth, Allen Probst, Lisa Pugh, Mike Pyles, Doug Ramey, Eric Ranshaw, Vickie Richardson, Amy Roberts, Tim Rodgers, Mary Roehncr, Jenny Rogers, Henry Rogers, Shannon Ross, Amy Ruehl, Sandy Rugg, Sonya Rullman, Stephanie Russell, David Russell, Kimberly Sandusky, Wayne Schmaltz, Angela Schneider, Derek Schorsch, Nick Schrick, Kelly Schwier, Michael E. Schwier, Michael L. Scott, Penny 77 Sophomores CLASS OF 89 Scxlon, Mike Shell, Denise Shinkle, Jodie Short, Corey Simonton. Erin Singer, Allen Sizemore, Kelly Slayback, Beth Smith, Crystal Smith, Jason Snyder, Glen Stano, Theresa Starker, Kelly Stegemiller, Kevin Stevens, Clayton Patrick Stonebraker. Chelsea Stratman, Jeff Sweeney, Jason Swift, Buffy Taggart, Donnie Tedesco, Christina Thayer, Derrick Thrasher, Anthony Tibbs, Christy Van Winkle, Tony Vastine, Renee Vinup, Becky Vornheder, Brian Walston, Andrea Walston, Billy Jr. Walter, Mary Walter, Sharon Watkins, Deloris Weaver, Kim Weber, Jeniffer Wells, Shelly Wheeler, Ronald Whiteford, Maria Wickersham, Jeffrey Williams, Robert Williams, Steve Willman, Timothy Wilson, Nick Wilson, Ramona Wilson, Rhonda Winn, Sheila Wismann, Jason Witteride, Jim 78 Not Pictured Bolling, Chris Curlin, Dwayne Estridge, Christopher Moody, Dwight Rabuis, Russell Richards, Mike Shipman, Robert Vinson, Troy Walston, Sam Webb, Bobbie Jo So that is where the shcool hides all of the good food!! Left: Angie Roberts and Ken Hull MOVING to the TOP Juniors! You’re so fortunate to have great class officers like president—Angie Rol- lins, vice-president—Kim Mueller, treasur- er—Stacey Peterson, and secretary—Cin- dy Gilbert. We don’t realize how much time and effort they put into giving us a great prom. Our class officers work the conces- sion stands for varsity and reserve, fresh- man girls and boys basketball, and for the wrestling team to raise some of the money needed for the prom. Also they do a lot of traveling to look for a place to hold the prom and the after-prom. They also spend a lot of time choosing the band. They must listen to many tapes and watch many videos of the bands so they can be sure to pick an excellent group. The junior class sponsor is Miss Nancy Gerber who much apprecia- tion goes to for a job well done. a CLASS OF 88 Adams, Amy Allen, Patrick Anderson, Amy Armstrong, Mark Atkinson, Dennis Bailey, Tony Baker, Amy Ballard, Lisa Barry, Alisa Batchelor, James Bauer, Michelle Baxter, Jeff Baxter, Lanice Bclew, William Bennett, Kim Bernecker, Eric Boyer. Dawn Brown, Leslie Browning, Jason Bruce, Amy Bruce, Elvin Brucggc, Marilyn Bryant, Kerry Burgess, Lori Burton, Jennifer Burton, Robin Cairns, John Caldwell, Mark Calendar, Valeric Carter, Jamie Castcllucio, Ronna Caswell, Doug Caudill, Kim Chase, Steven Childers, Julie Chrisman, Mike Clark, Kelly Clark, Michael Cleary, Dan Cleeter, Andy 80 CLASS OF 88 Cole, Jesse Jr. Collins, Debbie Combs, Carrie Cooley, Tony Couch, Amy Craig, Lisa Crawford, Harold Crousore, Amy Cummins. Carol Cummins. Jason Cutter, Allison Daugherty, Chris Daugherty, Tammy Davis, Eric Davis, Kathy Day, Christina Dctmer, Jonathan Dickerson, Jeff Disbro, Dawn Donk, John Donk, Tim Dragoo, Alice Draper, Ronnie Droege, Karen Eggleston, Dale Eimterbaeumcr, Clemens Elam, Crystal Elder, Vernon, Jr. Ellinghausen, Amy Emery, Mike Engel, Patricia Evans, Kenneth Fortner, Karen Fowler, Scott Freeman, Ken Jr. Fussnccker, Roger Gerkc, Steve Gilbert, Cindy Gilbert, Heather Gilvin, Dan Glasgo, Peggy Godby, Shannon Gray, Brian Gray, James Gregory, Krista Grcnat, Diane Hake. Kelly Halcomb, Darrell Hale, Juli Hall, Angela Hall, Dionne Hammons, Rhonda Hampton, Milinda Harland, Jim Hartwell, William Hauser, Ed Hensley, Gary Hensley, Reid Herndon, Ncysa Herrlinger, Angela Hewitt, Amy Hoffman. Ed Hofstetter, Rhea Hollen, Keith 81 CLASS OF 88 Holliday, Angela Holt, Sharon Holtegcl, Kathy Hoskins, Johnny House, Wayne Hubbard, Eric Hubert, Tom Hughes, Gregory Hummel, Matt Hyde, Kevin Ickcnroth, Brad Ison, Pam Jefferson, Danny Jordan, Billy Kelly, David Kennedy, Joe Kent, Amy Kitchell, Diann Knoche, Mark Koch, Doug Kuehling, Eric Kurry, Laura Laird, Lana Lambert, Amy Lamkin, Rusty Langdon, Todd League, Rhonda Lewis, David Linkmeyer, Amy Love, Marilyn Lozier, Paulla Luke. Linda Lunsford, Tony Macdonald, Kimberly Manford, Nicole Mathews, Dan McAdams, Kelly McAlister, Lorinda McClanahan, Brien McElfresh, Denise 82 McGraw, Patrick McKinley, Pam Mericle, James Metcalfe, Michelle Meucci, Mike Meyer, Angie Meyer, Anna Meyer, Rebecca Meyer, Shana Miller, Anje Miller, Eric Mueller, Kim Mulford, Rhonda Murray, Bruce Neff, Michele Nichols, Kernie Niese, Stephanie O’Brien, Jamie Palmer, Raine Pcpple, Beth Perkins, Joe Perkins, Holly Martin Peterson, Stacey Petty, Scott Pickett, Jeanne Pickett, John Jr. Piening, Jeff Pittner, Otto Ponsler, Jody Potraffke, Brian Powell, Doug Pruss, Tracy Quicksall, Nicki Ray, Tammy Reynolds, Doug Richards, Charles Richards, Tina Richardson, Chip Roberts, Sheila Rodgers, Mark Rollins, Angela Romans, Shelly Ross, Beverly Rowlett, Mishelle Roy, Anthony Rub, Diana Rumsey, Christopher Rumscy, Sara Russell, Todd Rutherford, Kevin Ryan, Shannon Schaeffer. Carla Schlinkert, Steven Schorsch, Patricia Schroeder, Dan Schwallie, Angie Schwicr, Kelly Schwier, Spencer Schwing, Candie Schwing, Randy Sedlcr, Sheri Shelton, Susan Shelton, William Shinkle, Bobby 83 CLASS OF 88 Sizemore, Jim Smith, Karen Barnett Smith, Chris Smith, Donovan Smith, Elizabeth Smith, William Smither, Sherry Spears, Staci Steiner, Le Ann Strasemcicr, Richard Strautman, Chris Struckman, Debbie Swift, Corey Thayer, Darrell Thayer, Tammy Theis, Lisa Thompson, Harley Topie, Theresa Townsend, Laura Townsend. Sheila Ullrich, Diane Upton, Steve Utter, Tom Vandever, Dclton Vinup, Barbara Vogelgesang, Gary Wafford, Garry Waite, Tammi Walker, Trixie Walston, Clint Walston, Connie Walston, Karalyn Weber, Kathi Weiss, Scott Wells, Ronnie Whisman, Jeremy Wilson, Brian Wise, Chris Woliung, Doug Woliung, Jeremy Womble, Jody Wright, Holly Young, Lisa Zoller, Joe Baker, Paula Meyer, Bruce 84 English page 6,, w 780, 521 Due ' Wednesday. I LOVE WILBUR THOMPSON Senior Dance Wednesday. Aug. 21, 1999 WWI L B U R THOMPSON IS A CREEP Jill loves JUx A everyone, NN For a good time call 1 800-654-2151 Senior Personalities Of course! Class Flirt Lorie Riede and Pat Davies Tallest—Kim Cutter and Brian Decken- Quietest—Jana Holtegel and Fred bach Roehner Best Personality—Angie Lee and Brad Best Smile—Angie Lee and Ron Mulford Cutest Couple—Christie Hummel and Tyler Todd Spaulding 86 Most Studious—Rebbekkah Kinnet and Glenn Miller Loudest—Chrissie Brown and Terry New Most Daring—Christie Roberts and Joe Hoskins 87 Most Talented—Tonya Cochran and Bruce Lane Class Clown—Lee Ann Bessler, Danielle Faulkner, and Scott Gilb, Jeff Cotton These Faces! Perfect The Before and after of Chris Luke and his timed devastation. Combination Top Left: Every room has some “air heads” in it. Above: Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Far Left: David you watch for anyone looking while I pick my nose. Left: Would someone please get the crazed sex-starved rabbit out of the typing room! Bottom Left: Tall, Dark, and Handsome!! Remember Lee you owe me $5.00 for the plug. Below: Rcbckah always acted like she was studying, but we know! 1986-87 S.D.H.S. BABES 31 Brett Fehrman 32 Tricia Houston 33 Dan Harcourt 34 Shari Schneider 33 Karla Scott 36 Carrie Givan 37 Jeff Bcrningcr 38 Vanesa Goodman 39 Lee Ann Besslcr 40 Kristi Anderson 41 Laurel Billingsley 42 Sheri Napier 43 Tanya Cochran 44 Patti Blanton 45 Ervin Pettit 46 Alisa Hall 47 David Gulley 48 Dana Peterson 49 Aimee Buck 50 Shawna Miller-Beach 51 June Gatzke 52 Kim Combs 53 Starla Hamilton 54 Kathy Porter 55 Jill McBride $6 Scott Gilb Page 92 and 93 1 Earl Allman 2 Jeff Cotton 3 Jana Holtegel 4 Matt Rowlett 5 Shari Caudill 6 Kathy Donk 7 Lori Turner 8 Rhea Johnston 9 Troy Dittmer 10 Leslie Filter 11 Amy Marksberry 12 Rochelle Campbell 13 Karen Seese 14 Stefanic Caudill 15 Audra Ascherman 16 Brad Tyler 17 Tricia La Follette 18 Melissa Schmaltz 19 Renee Taylor 20 Christie Hummel 21 Cindy Allen 22 Karla Lawson 23 John Go scttt 24 Mary Pfister 25 Kim Conley 29 Beth Singer 30 Amy Harrell 31 Lee Couch 32 Larry Tibbs 33 Sonie Meyer 34 Teri McAllister 35 Leigh Gilb 36 Dawn Orem 37 Fred Roehner 38 Barbara Gutman 39 Karen Beatty 40 Traci Pickett 41 Amy Tudor 42 Brenda Clark 43 Tony Sams 44 Debbie Funch 45 Tammy Bruns 46 Shantcl Montgomery 47 Kris Utter 48 Amy Gcislcr 49 Jill Smith 50 Ron Mulford 51 Cam Hill 52 Kim Cutter 53 Cheryl Shuman 54 Tim Colwell Angela Rullman (left) Jenny Ruble (right) Kathy Batchelor Amie Cheek Lysa Fischer Randy Baer John Workman Christy Campbell Tracy Bryant 1 .canna Rector Lynna Ascherman Dennis Hampton Darin Gagne Tawnya Conncly Kurt Check (right) 10 Joe Duncan 11 Mike Gall 1 Doug Ruter 2 Sarah Hartwell 3 Stephanie Wetzler 4 Glenn Miller 5 Stacie Craven 6 Michelle Workman 7 Ruthie Lovett 8 Bruce Lane 9 Kevin Cheek (left) 12 Eric Schwicr 13 Angc Sams 14 Rosie Pickett 28 Gillian Bubcnhofer 29 Kenny Nieman 30 Ange Lee 57 Deanna Salisbury 58 Greg Wafford 59 Melissa Hoffman 26 Mark Manford 27 Angie Jewett 28 Karen Chipman 55 Madonna Roland 93 { Seniors ’87 Seniors at last, what a wait! These 255 young adults are finally on their way to achieve the goals they have planned throughout those four years of high school. Many good times and events have hap- pened between that span of time and none of them will be forgotten. The memories of high school life will be embedded in these young minds which will develop the basis they will need for the rest of their adult lives. Joy, excitement, love, friendship, agony, anxiety, and belonging are a major part of the education of these seniors and South Dearborn has allowed these feelings to grow and prosper. These officers have class. Glenn Miller: President Amy Geisler: Vice President Dana Peterson: Secretary Angela Rullman: Treasurer 94 THIS IS IT!!! Top left: Journalism class has a way of bringing people together. Top right: That Mr. Kinnett sure is the heartthrob of the senior girls. Mid-left: Jaime sure had her way with guys. Above: True expression of senior pride. Left: Typical “studs”—They hold up walls. 96 CLASS OF KEVIN PATRICK ALFORD CYNTHIA JO ALLEN ERAL FRANCIS ALLMAN II Honor roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who 11,12; Weightlifting 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramur- als 9, 10,11,12; Tennis 11,12; Letterman 11,12; Golf 12; Honor Society 11,12; Math Club 12; It’s Academic Intra- murals 12 KRISTI JO ANDERSON Student government 9, 10; Activity Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Shield 9; Flag corp 10, 11, 12; Swing Choir 10, 11,12; EKO 11; Swim Tearn 9; Variety Show 9, 10, 12; Science Club 11, 12; Speech Team 11, 12; SADD 12 MICHELLE DAWN ANDERSON AUDRA ANN ASCHERMAN LYNNA ANN ASCHERMAN Honor roll 9,12; Business Award 9, 11, 12; Perfect Atten- dance 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12; Sunshine Society 9, 10, 11 (secretary 10);Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12 JULI LANE BAER Band 9, 10, 11, 12; EKO 10, 11, 12; Activity Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Valley Choral 10, 11; Musical 12; German Club 11, 12; It’s Academic Intramurals 11, 12 RANDALL SCOTT BAER Band 9, 10, 11, 12; EKO 11, 12; Variety Show 10, 11, 12; It’s Academic Intramurals 11, 12; Intramurals 9; Swim Team 10, 11; Cross Country Mgr. 10; German Club 10, 11, 12; Computer Club 11 TRACY ANN BAILEY KATHLEEN JO BANSCHBACH Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Usherette 11, 12; Activity Choir 11; Wrestlerette 12 RODNEY LYNN BARROWS KATHERYN SUE BATCHELOR Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 11, 12; Intramur- als 12; Knights’ catering Service 12 MICHELLE JOANNE BEACH KAREN ROSE BEATTY Band 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 12; FHA 12; Activity Choir 12; Media Aide 11,12 98 DANIEL LEE BEGLEY Honor Roll 9, 10,11,12; Honor Society 11,12; Boys State Delegate 11; Who’s Who 11, 12; Academic Team 12; Basketball Trainer 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Trainer 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Math Club 11, 12; Computer Club 11; It’s Academic Intramurals 11, 12 CYNTHIA JOE BENNETT ARTRIP Band 9, 10, 11, EKO 10; Cheerleader 9; Pep Club 9 JEFFREY THOMAS BERNINGER Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; It’s Aca- demic Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Boys’ State Delegate 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice President 12); SADD 12; Student Gov- ernment 10, 11, 12 (Vice President 1 l)(President 12) LEE ANN BESSLER Class President 9; Track 9; Softball 12; Student Govern- ment 9; Varsity Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11,12 (varsity 10, 11, 12); Intramurals 11, 12; FCA 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 LAUREL LEE BILLINGSLEY REGINA LYNN BRETT WAYNE DOUGLAS BROWN JR. FBLA 9; Football 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Athletic Trainer 10, 11 PAUL ANDREW BRUNER TAMMY RENEE BRUNS Band 9, 10; Perfect Attendance 11, 12; Knights’ Catering Service 12 TRACEY M. BRYANT Band 9, 10; Annual Staff 10; FBLA 11; Wrestlerette 10; Activity Choir 10 GILLIAN ANN BUBENHOFER Annual Staff 12; Usherette 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; Variety Show 11, 12; Valley Choral 11, 12; Swing Choir 12 AIMEE ELLEN BUCK Hoosier Spell Bowl 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Reserve Football Stat 11; Pep Club 9, 10; FCA 11; FBLA 12 LAURA JEAN BUFFINGTON MARY K. BUFFINGTON GLENN A. BURRIS 99 CHRISTY ANN CAMPBELL JOHN PAUL CAMPBELL ROCHELLE RENEE CAMPBELL Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11; FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12; Usherette 10, 11, 12 STEVEN DOUGLAS CARR Student Trainer 10,11; Varsity Football 10,11 VIKKI LYNN CARR WILLIAM SCOTT CASELTINE ) SHARI LYNNE CAUDILL Who’s Who 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Girls’ State Delegate 11; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Varsity 10, 11, 12); Track 9, 10, 11; Intramural 11, 12; Letterman 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; SADD 11, 12; FCA 12; Class Secretary 11; EKO 12; Flag Corp 12 STEPHANIE KAYE CAUDILL AMIE LEIGH CHEEK Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Band 9, 10; Annual Staff 11, 12; Guidance Aide 11, 12 KEVIN JAMES CHEEK Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Intramurals 9; FCA 11, 12; Letterman 11, 12; Prom Prince Candidate 11; Baseball 9, 10 KURT ROBERT CHEEK Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Honor Roll 11, 12; Annual Staff 12, Basketball 9,10, 11,12; Intramurals 9; Baseball 9, 10; Football 11, 12; Letterman 11, 12; FCA 11, 12 KAREN MARIE CHIPMAN FBLA 10; FHA 10 BRENDA GAIL CLARK Annual Staff 12; FHA 12 TANYA FAE COCHRAN Who’s Who 11,12; Swim Mgr. 10; Wrestlerette 10; Intra- murals 12; Flag Corp 9, 10, 11, 12 (Cap. 10, 11, 12); Class Rep 9; Swing Choir 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Variety Show 9, 10, 11, 12; EKO 10, 11; Cheerleader 10; Letterman 10; Drama Club 12, Musical 12 TRACY LYNN COCHRAN 100 KIMBERLY LOUISE COMBS Perfect Attendance 9, 11, 12; Honor roll 12; Volleyball Mgr. 9; Weightlifting Stat 10; Football Mgr. 11; German Club 9, 10 KIMBERLY DAWN CONLEY Track 9; Track Trainer 11; Softball 12; German Club 9; Art Club 11, 12 (President 12) TAWNYA KAY CONNLEY Basketball Homecoming Princess Candidate 11; Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 (varsity 11); Intramurals 12 NICHOLAS WYATT CORNELL JEFFREY KENNETH COTTON Band 9, 10; Senior Class Clown LESLIE LEE-ROY COUCH Football 9, 11, 12; Weightlifting 9, 10, 11; Boy Cheer- leader 12; Art Club 10; Letterman 11, 12 JERRY DWAYNE COURTER Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9; FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 10 RICHARD WILLIAM CRAIG STACIE LEE CRAVEN Activity Choir 11, 12; Swing Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Perfect attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 12; Musical 9, 12; Variety Show 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Art Club 9, 10, 11; Sunshine Society 10, 11 KIMBERLY BETH CUTTER Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9; Who’s Who 11,12; Weightlifting 9, 10, 11,12; Choir 9; Letterman 10, 11,12; Perfect Attendance 9,11,12; Band 9,10, 11,12; Pep Club 10, 11; Honor Roll 11,12 PATRICK YORK DAVIES STEPHANIE LEE DAWSON BRAD HARRISON DEATON BRIAN LEE DECKEBACH JOSEPH TROY DITTMER Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Football 10 101 KATHLEEN MARY DONK Honor Roll 9, 11; Perfect Attendance 9, 11, 12; Business Award 9,10,11; Who's Who 11,12; Honor Society 11,12; FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Sunshine Society 9, 10, 11 (Vice President 10) CHRISTOPHER EARL DUNN Perfect Attendance 9, 12; Vocational Student 11, 12 CHRISTOPHER CHARLES ERIDGE DAVID W. ELDRIDGE FLOYD O. EMERY Football 9, 10, 11; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 DANIELLE ANNE FAULKNER Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Activity Choir 9, 10, 11; Knights' Catering Service 12; Volleyball 10; Intranurals 12; FFA 11 ROBERT BRETT FEHRMAN It’s Academic Intramurals 11; Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11,12 LESLIE SUE FILTER Choir 9, 10, 11; Shields 9; Flag Corp 10, 11, 12; It’s Academic Intramurals 11, 12; Girls' State Delegate 11; Speech Team 12; Academic Team 12; Volleyball 9; Intra- murals 11; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; CTW 10, 11; Musical 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Variety Show 10, 11; Drama Club 11, 12 LYSA MARIE FISCHER Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Variety Show 10, 11, 12; Basketball Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Basketball 9; Volley- ball 9,10, 11,12; Drill Team 9,10,11,12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Weightlifting 11; FCA 10, 11, 12; Varsity Cheer- leader 12; German Club 10 DEBORAH LEANN FUNCH Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attedndancc 9, 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 9, 10, 11, 12 (Cap. 11, 12); Basketball Home- coming Candidate 9, 10; Football Mgr. 10, 11; Intramur- als 11, 12; German Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9; FCA 10, 11, 12; Weightlifting 11 MICHELLE LEE FURNISH MICHAEL ALLEN GALL Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11; Football Mgr. 11; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 (V.P. 10, 12)(Pres. 11) JUNE ELIZABETH GATZKE Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11; Girls’ State Delegate 11; German Club 10; Honor Society 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12; Who’s Who 11, 12; Basketball Football Stat 9 AMY LYNN GEISLER Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Honro Society 11, 12; Who’s Who 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10; Letterman9,10,11,12; Drill Team 10,11; Band 9,10,11; Shield 9; Vice Presdient of Class 10, 12; Prom Committee 11; Annual 12; Intramurals 11, 12 LEIGH ANN GILB Swim Team 9, 11, 12; Swim Team Mgr. 10; Ski Club 9; Flag Corp 9; Band 9,10,11,12; Drill Team 10,11,12; Pep Club 9 102 DAVID SCOTT GILB CARRIE MARIE GIVAN Track 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Volley- ball 9; Cross Country 10; Weightlifting 10, 11; Football Stat 10; Prom Princess Candidate 11; Letterman 9, 10, 11 VANESA ANNETTE GOODMAN MICHAEL ALLEN GOODPASTER JOHN LESLIE GOSSETT Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; KENNETH JOHN GRAU Honor Roll 9, 10,11, 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10; Track 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 9, 10, 11; It’s Aca- demic 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Computer Club 11; Drama Club 12 STEPHEN JOSEPH GREHL FFA 9,10, 11,12; Perfect Attendance 9; Football 9; SI VS 11, 12 DAVID KEVIN GULLEY Football 9; Basketball 9; Baseball 9; EKO 9, 10, 11, 12; Variety Show 9, 11, 12; Drum Corp 9, 10, 11, 12; Drum Captain 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11; Intra- murals 10; Swing Choir 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 11; Who’s Who 11, 12; Musical 12; Boy’s State Alternate 11 BARBARA LOUISE GUTMAN ALISA ANN HALL Dram 9, 10, 11; Drama Club 12; Musical 9, 10, 12; Vari- ety Show 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; It’s Academic Intramurals 11; Sunshine Society 11, 12; Speech Team 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 11; SADD 12; Children’s Theatre Workshop 9, 10, 11 STARLA RANE HAMILTON EKO 9, 10, 11 DANIEL WALTER HARCOURT II Band 9, 10, 11, 12; EKO 11, 12; Variety Show 10, 11, 12; Activity Choir 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Musical 12; Children’s Theatre Workshop 12; Chess Club 12; Pep Club 12; FCA 12; Instrumental Contest 11, 12 AMY MICHELLE HARRELL Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Activity Choir 10; Sunshine Society 10; Musical 10; FHA 12; Perfect Attendance 12 SARAH JANE HARTWELL KEVIN HENSLEY 103 CAMALA GAYLE HILL Band 9,10,11; Football Manager 9; Softball 9,10,11,12; Bas- ketball 11, 10; FHA 11; FHA President 12; Perfect Atten- dance 12; Landscaping committee 12. KELLY S. HINKLE Perfect Attendance 9,10; Cross-Country 9,10; Track 9; Foot- ball 12; All Conference El AC; Boy Cheerleader 12 MELISSA DENISE HOFFMAN Perfect Attendance 9,10; Honor Roll 9,12; Volleyball Letter- man 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9; Band 9,10,11; Shield Corp 10,11; Activity Choir 10; Who’s Who 11,12; Track 11; Weightlifting 11; Intramural Volleyball 11,12; Intramural Basketball 11; Prom Committee 11; National Honor Society 12; Varsity Basketball 12; Yearbook 12; Guidance Aide 12 ROBERT BRUCE HOLLEN JR. Perfect Attendance 9,10,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Football 10; It’s Academic Team 11; It’s Academic Intramurals 11 JANA LYNN HOLTEGEL Sunshine Socity 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Newspaper 12; Student Media Aide 12; SADD 12; Knights Catering Service 12; Teachers Aide 12 JOSEPH WILLIAM HOSKINS PATRICIA ANN HOUSTON JOHN R. E. HUDSON Intramural Basketball 9; Chess Club 9,10; FFA 9 DANIEL GORDON HUGHES CHRISTINE ANN HUMMEL Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9.10,11,12; 3 Time Letterman; Basketball 3 Letters 9,10,11,12; Track Letter- man 10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11; Weightlifting 11; Intramural Basketball 11; Prom Committee 11; Intramural Volleyball 12; Boys Basketball stats 12; Basketball Homecoming Queen 12 SCOTT PHILLIP HUMMEL Class Rep. 9; Football 9; Swim Team Letterman 9,10,11,12; Intramurals II; Intramural Championship Team 12 GEORGE BENSON HURD Football 9; Basketball 9; Accounting Award 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Polar Bear Club 10,12; Assistant Director of Children’s Theatre 11; Cross Country 11; Cross- Country Co-Captain 12; Turtle Club 12 JOHANNA LYNN HUSSUNG Band 9,10,11,12 BRIAN CARL ICKENROTH Basketball 9,10; Cross-Country 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12 MAARIT ELINA I KOLA Exchange Student 104 LOR! LYNN ELISABETH ISAACS Girls Track Manager 9,10; German Club 9; FBLA 10,12 MICHAEL JAMES JEFFRIES Perfect Attendance 9,10,11; FFA 9,10,11,12; FFA Sentinel 10,12 ANGELA MARIE JEWETT Perfect Attendance 9,11; Volleyball 9,10,11; Wrestlcrctte 9,11; Activity Choir 9,10,11,12; Shields 10,11; Swing Choir 10,11,12; Variety Show 10,11,12; Honor Roll 11; Tennis 11; Intramurals 11; Children’s Theatre Workshop 11; Who’s Who 12; Yearbook 12, Newspaper 12; Wrestling Manager 12; Drama Club 12; SADD Treasurer 12 DEWAYNE DAVID JEFFEREY JOHNSON RHEA DAWN JOHNSTON Business Award 9; Volleyball 9,10; Accounting I Proficiency Award 10; Sunshine Society 10,11; Accounting II Proficiency Award 11; Book Store Clerk 11; Pep Club 11; Pep Club Secretary 12; FBLA 11,12 (Vice-President 12); Accounting III Proficiency Award 12; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12 REBEKAH JANE K1NNETT Honor Roll 9,10,11,12; Science Club 9,10,11,12; Sunshine Society 9,10,11,12; Sunshine President 10; Class Secretary 9,10; EIAC Academic Team 10,11,12; Academic Team Cap- tain 11,12; Academic Intramurals 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12 (President 12); Captain of the Hoosier Spell Bowl Team 11,12; Who’s Who 11,12; Presidential Classroom 11; Hoosier Girls State 11; National Merit Scholarship Fina- list 12; Drama 11,12; Drama Club 12; SADD 12 TERESA LYN KLEIN EMILY J. KORESSEL PATRICIA JOY LAFOLLETTE Band 9,10,11,12; EKO 10,11,12; Perfect Attendance 10; FFA 10; FFA Officer 11,12; LMC Aide 12 ALLAN R. LAMB CREIGHTON PAUL LEPTAK JR. Band 9,10,11,12; Activity Choir 10; Swing Choir 10,11,12; Concert Choir 11,12; Stage Craft 12; Student Director for “Bye, Bye Birdie” and “Any Number Can Die 12 THOMAS NOLAN LEWIS Swim Team 9,10,11,12 (4 year Lcttcrman); Swim Team State Qualifier 12 RUTH ANN LOVETT CHRISTOPHER TODD LUKE KRISTIE LYNN LUSBY 105 i MELISSA GAYLE LUSBY HAROLD M. LYNN MARK ALLEN MANFORD Perfect Attendance 9,11,12; CYO 9,10,11,12 (President 11,12); Intramurals 10,11,12; Hoosier Boy's State 11; Who’s Who 11; Science Club 11,12(12 President); Swing Choir 12; Choir 12; Book Store 12; Drama Club 12 AMY SUE MARKSBERRY Honor Roll 9,10,11,12; German Club 9,10,11,12; Musical 10,12; Choir 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Variety Show 11,12 BRUCE ANTHONY LANE Band 9,10.11,12; Drum Major 12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Activity Choir 9,10; Swing Choir 9,10,11,12; Variety Show 9,10,11,12; Musical 9,10,12; Honor Roll 9,10,11,12; Nation- al Honor Society 12; EKO 10,11,12; Student Government 11,12 (Treasurer 11; Vice-President 12); Drama 11; Boy's State Alternate Deligate 11 KARLISSA GENE LAWSON Band 9,10,11,12; German Club 9,10; Track State 10,11,12; Science Club 10,11,12; Sunshine Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11.12; National Honor Society 11,12; Who’s Who 11,12; Intramural Volleyball 12 ANGELA GAIL LEE First Place at the Cincinnati Science Fair 9; Swim Team Co- MVP 9; Pep Club 9; FCA 9,10,11,12; Shield Corp. 9; Band 9,10.11,12; Homecoming Princess 10; Swim Team State Fi- nalist 10,11,12; Drill Team 10,11,12; Prom Princess 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Farmer’s Fair Queen Candidate 12; Who’s Who 12 CHARLES WARREN LEHNER JR TERRI LYNN MCALLISTER Track 9,10; Volleyball Manager 11; Intramural Volleyball 12; Softball 12; FBLA 12 JILL ANNE MCBRIDE DAVID ANDREW MCCLANAHAN AMORY BETH MCFELEA Band 9,10,11,12; Drill Team 9,10,11,12; Tennis 10,11; Cheerleading Captian 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Who’s Who 11,12; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Intramural Vol- leyball 11,12 DAVID WILLIAM MCGRAW CAROLYN MARIE MCMILLIN Honor Roll 9,10 11,12; Perfect Attendance 10,11,12 ROBERT DWAYNE METCALFE 106 SONIE KAY MEYER GLENN CLIFFORD MILLER Band 9,10,11,12; EKO 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 9,10,11; Math Club 9,10,11,12; Variety Show 9,10,11,12; Class Trea- surer 10; Musical 10,12; Hoosier Boy’s State Rep. 11; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12 (Treasurer 12); Who’s Who 11,12; Class President 11,12; Student Government Rep. 11,12; Drama 11,12; DAR Good Citizen 12 SHAWNA MILLER SHANTEL RENEE MONTGOMERY Concert Choir 10,11; Band 10; Yearbook 10. Newspaper 11; Perfect Attendance 11 JAMIE LYNN MOREHEAD Perfect Attendance 9,10,12; FBLA 11; Cross-Country 12; Softball 12 MARSHA MORRIS RONALD JAY MULFORD Honor Roll 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11.12 (Co-Captain 11,12); Football 9; Math Club 9,10,11,12; Weightlifting 9; Cross-Country 10,11; Academic Team 11,12; National Hon- or Society 11,12; Science Club 12 SHERI SUE NAPIER FBLA 9,10,11,12; Perfect Attendance 10,11,12; Sunshine 9,10; FHA 10; Yearbook 11 TERRY LYNN NEW MATTHEW TODD NICHOLS KENNETH WAYNE NIEMAN MICHAEL C. PAGE JOSEPH MICHAEL PEAK KERRY JANE PERDUE Band 9,10; Basketball 9; Spanish Club 9; FHA 9; Track 10; President of the Library Club 11 DANA MARIE PETERSON Basketball Letterman 9,10,11.12; Track 9.10,11; Intramurals 10,11,12; Volleyball 9,12; Cross-Country 10,11; Weightlift- ing 10,11; Softball 12; Pep Club 9,10,11;FCA 10,11,12; Po- lar Bear Club 9,10; Student Government 10; Class President 10; German Club 11; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook 12; Newspaper 12; Class Secretary 12; Perfect Attendance 9,10; Honor Roll 9,11; Who’s Who 11,12 107 Si ERVIN TROY PETIT BRIAN PEUGH Band 9,10; Theater 10,11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Music The- ory 12; Football 9,10,11; Intramural Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9; Swim Team 9,10; Intramural Volleyball 12; Iron- Man 9,10,11,12 MARY JEAN PFISTER Band 9,10,11,12; Perfect Attendance 9.11; Prom Committee 11; Prom Princess Candidate 11; Homecoming Queen Candi- date 12; Who’s Who 12; National Honor Society 12; Drill Team 9,10,11,12 (Captain 12); Intramural Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 10; Tennis 10,11; German Club 10; Student Government 10,11,12; FCA 10,11,12 (Treasurer 11,12) CHRISTOPHER JAMES PICHE’ Reserve Cross-Country 10; Varsity Cross-Country 11,12 (Co-Captain 12); Speech Team 9,10; Swing Choir 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; EKO 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; “Dragon” 12; Variety Show 9,10,11,12; Drama 10,11,12; Musical 9,10,12; CTW 11,12 TRACI JOANN PICKETT Track Manager 9,10; Band 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 10,11,12; Variety Show 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10; Shields 11,12 JON HARRELL PONSLER KATHLEEN G. PORTER Perfect Attendance 9,10,11; Yearbook 10,11,12; FBLA 10,11; Pep Club 11; Newspaper 12 PATRICK MARTIN POTH MARK A. POWELL Band 9,10,11,12; EKO 9,10,11,12; Track Manager 9; LMC Aide 10,11,12; Video Club 10,11,12 CHARLENE RAY PROBST FBLA 10,11,12; Sunshine 10 LORI ANN PUGH Band 9,10,11; FBLA 11,12 TONY RAINEY JOHN RANDOLPH LEANNA KAY RECTOR Honor Roll 9,10,11,12; Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12; Who’s Who 11,12; It’s Academic Intramurals 11,12; Sun- shine 9,10,11,12 (President 12); German Club 10,11,12 (Ac- tivities Director 12); National Honor Society BRAD LEROY RICHARDSON 108 MARY VIRGINIA RICHARDSON LORIE K. RIEDE Swing Choir 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Variety Show 9,10,11; Band 9,10,11,12; Flag Corp 9,10; Shield 11,12; FBLA 9,10 (Treasurer 10) CHRISTINE MARIE RIES Band 9,10,11,12; Intramurals 12 MELVIN LEE RITCHIE CHRISTA LYNN ROBERTS FRED B. ROEHNER Band 9,10,11,12; Variety Show 9,12; Track Letterman 9,10,11,12; Cross-Country 10,11,12 LADONNA LEE ROLAND RAVEN M. WALSH ROSS MATTHEW ROWLETT Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12; Reserve Football 9; Student Trainer for Football and Wrestling 10,11,12; FFA 9,10,11,12 (Reporter 10; Vice-President 11; President 12) JENNIFER LYNN RUBLE Perfect Attendance 9,10; Who’s Who 12; Volleyball 9, Intra- murals 11,12; Swiming and Diving 11; Weightlifting 11; Band 9,10,11; Shield Corps. 11; Yearbook and Newspaper 12 ANGELA SUE RULLMAN Honor Roll 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Who’s Who 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Drill Team 10,11,12; Shields 9; Letterman 10; Variety Show 10,11,12; EKO 11; FHA 11; Class Officer 11,12; SADD 12 DOUGLAS RONALD RUTER Perfect Attendance 9.10,11,12; It’s Academic Intramurals 10,11,12; Hoosier Boy’s State Alternate 11; El AC Academic Competition 12; Golf 9,11,12; Volleyball Intramurals 11; Sci- ence Club 9,10,11,12 (Treasurer 12) DEANNA SALISBURY ANGELA GWYN SAMS Accounting I Proficiency Award 10; Accounting II Proficien- cy Award 11; Independent Study Accounting III Proficiency Award 12; Typing I Proficiency Award 10; Typing II Profi- ciency Award 11; Perfect Attendance 10; Honor Roll 11,12; Yearbook and Newspaper 12; Drama 9; FBLA 11,12 ANTHONY W. SAMS ¥ 109 JEFFREY EDWARD SCHWARTZ Football 9, 12; Cross Country 10; Wrestling 9, 11, 12 JON ERIC SCHWIER KARLA SUE SCOTT Band 9, 10, 11; Activity Choir 9; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, EKO 10, 11; Who’s Who 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Cheerleader 11; Wrestlerette 12; German Club 9, 10; Student Government 9,10,11,12 (Treasurer 10,12)(Sec- retary 11) Shield Corp. 10, 11; Prom Committee 11 KAREN A. SEESE Accounting 1 Proficiency Award 10; Accounting II Profi- ciency Award 11; Typing I Proficiency Award 10; Inde- pendent Study Accounting Proficiency Award 12; Honor Roll 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 11; Pep Club 10, 11; FBLA 10, 12; Home Ec. Club 12 STACY LEE SETTLES ROBERT GENE SHERMAN JR. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 9; Swimming 9, 10 (State Qualifier 11, 12)(EIAC MVP 11, 12) Basketball Intramurals 9; Cross Country 10 CHERYL RAE SHUMAN Activity Choir 9,10; Band 9,10,11,12 (Shield 10,11, 12) Girls State Del. 11; Volleyball 9,10; Softball 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Rep. 10, 11) Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 10; FBLA 11, 12 ELIZABETH MARIE SINGER Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Fair 1st Place Winner 9; Second Place Wimmer 10, 11; Regional Sci- ence Fair 2nd Place Winner 11; Art I Alternate Winner 9; Girls State Del. 11; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12 RANDALL MARTIN SLAYBACK JILL KRISTIN SMITH SADD Secretary 12; Cheerleading 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Shield 9, 10, 11, 12) Freshman Class Vice Prisdcnt; Swing Choir 10, 11, 12; EKO 10, 11; Activity Choir 10, 11; Drama Arsenic and Old Lace 11; Variety Show 10,11, 12; Musical 12; Rating 1st at state for vocal. STEPHEN DALE SNYDER II Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Art Club 10, 11, 12 (President 11; Vice President 12) TODD BRIAN SPAULDING Honor Roll 9, 10,11, 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11 (vice president 12) Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 9, 12; Academic All Star 12; All- Conference 12) Baseball 9,10; Weightlifting 9,10,11,12; Letterman 10,11,12; Male Cheerleader 10,12; Track 11, 12; Iron Man 10, 11, 12; Prom Prince 11; Aurora Farm- er’s Fair King 12 RYAN ROBERT STOREY PATRICK RONALD SWEENEY Band 9, 10, 11, 12; EKO 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 11; Football 9; Cross Country 10 PATRICIA ANN TAYLOR no LARRY EUGENE TIBBS JR. MELISSA ANN TICE WENDY NEWTIFFNER AMY BETH TUDOR Band 9, 10, 11,12 (Shield 10,11,12); Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Volleyball Intramurals 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12 (Rep. 12); FBLA 12 LORI ANN TURNER Perfect Attendance 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys Swim Team Manager 12; Pep Club 10, 11 BRAD WILLIAM TYLER Honor Roll 9, 10, 11; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Prince Candidate 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Homecoming King Candidate 12); Tennis 10, 11, Football Homecoming King Candidate 12; FCA 11; Annual 11, 12; Prom King 12 KRIS ANN UTTER Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11; LMC Aide 11, 12; Home Economics Award 10; Pep Club 10; FHA 12; FBLA 12 RHONDA SUE VASTINE KEVIN RAY VINSON G. LYNN VORNHEDER Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Academics Team and Intramur- als 11, 12; German Club 9, 10; FBLA 11,12 (Treasurer 12) GREGG WAFFORD Honor Roll 9, 10, 11; Perfect Attendance 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Activity Choir 9, 10, 11 MELISSA DAWN WALTON ill TARA DERAI WATSON TRACY JOE WEATHERFORD STEPHANIE LYNN WETZLER DOUGLAS WOOD WHITAKER Football 9,10; Tennis 11; Basketball 9,10,11; Baseball 9,10,11,12 LEE ALLEN WILSON MICHAEL JAMES WILSON Basketball Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Perfect Attendance 11; Science Fair 9,11 JOHN LEE WORKMAN MICHELLE LYNN WORKMAN Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12; FBLA 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11; FHA 12 MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER YORK ANYA JO RITTER MELISSA DAWN SCHMALTZ Who's Who 11; Boys Swim Team Manager 10; Varsity Foot- ball Manager 10; Flag Corp 10,11; German Club 10; Prom Committee 11; Drill Team 11 SHARI ANNE SCHNEIDER German Club 9; Sunshine 12; It’s Academic Intramurals and Team 11,12 Seniors that are not pictured are marked with a • on the Senior address pages (114-115) ABOVE: Miss Gerber can teach anyone to type with includes: cave women, baseball players and over-grown jack rabbits. ABOVE RIGHT: Chris Piche’s big brother always tried to sneak in on the action. RIGHT: The annual “Battle of the Sexes of the Senior Class. A % n)Tr 'H j? V 112 x Recognition of Award Winners SCHOLARSHIPS 1. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Finalist in 1987 program Rcbckah Kinnctt. 2. STATE STUDENT ASSISTANCE COMMISSION OF IN DIANA— Hoosier Scholars S500.00 Ronald Mulford. Lcanna Rector. 3 UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE AWARDS Ball State Univcrsity-Scholarship-SI 190.00 Admitted with Distinction . Randy Baer Franklin College-Grant SI500.00-Lce Ann Bcvsler Rosc-Hulman Institute of Tcchnology-Scholarship-SlOOO.OO-Jcffrey Bermnger Indiana State University-Alumni Scholarship-Full Tuition Academic Scholarship 5520.00 per semester Franklin College-President’s Scholarship-S2500.00 American Baptist Student Grant-5500.00 Georgetown College-Brown Foundation Scholarship-51000 00. Honors Scholarship 5200.00. Biology Scholarship 5350.00 per year-Shari Caudill Thomas More Collcge-Grant-S750.00-Kathy Donk Butler University-Academic Scholarship-53600.00-Lilly Endowment Award-5500.00-I.cslie Filter Wright State University-Swimming Scholarship-5830.00 per quartcr-Lcigh Gilb Blackburn College-Honor Award-5900 00 University of Evansvillc-Alumni Merit Award 51150.00 per year “Admitted with Distinnction” Music Scholarship-5900.00-David Gulley Hanover College-Admissions Scholarship-550000 per yr.-Hanover Grant-5300 per year Melissa Hoffman Smith College-Grant 54350.00 Wellesley Collcgc-Grant-52500.00 Mount Holyoke Collcgc-Grant-S2425.00 Bryn Mawr Collegc-Grant-53130-Rcbckah Kinnctt University of Evansville-Grant 51600.00-Angela Lee Marion College-Freshman Honor Scholarship-S820.00-Ruth Lovett Marian College-Newman Scholarship-3 4 tuition per year-Amy Marksberry DePauw University-Malpas Trust Scholarship-58500.00-Glcnn Miller Ball State Univcrsity-Scholarship-51190.00 “Admitted with Distinction Dana Peterson Hanover College-Presidential Scholar-S 1000.00 per ycar-Angcla Rullman Indiana State University-Academic Scholarship-S520.00 per semester Indiana Coaches Association-AU State Academic Team (Football) Todd Spaulding University of Evansville-Grant-5860.00 Baseball Scholarship-52000.00-Lilly Endowment Award-5600.00 Residence Grant-51300.00-Brad Tyler Rosc-Hulman Institute of Technology-Honor Scholarship-S1500.00. Lynn Vornheder Franklin College-Ben Franklin Schotarship-52000.00 Cummins Engine Company Scholarship-S2000.00-l.ce Wilson 4. Joseph E. Seagram Sons. Inc. Scholarship-Ronald Mulford 5. Dearborn County Hospital Foundation-Grant 5400.00-Grcgory Wafford Dana Peterson 6. Indiana University Alumni Club of Dearborn County Scholarship-5750 00-l.canna Rector SPECIAL AWARDS 1. Daniel E. Behimer Scholarship Award Awarded annually to a graduating senior who ranks high in scholarship, involvement and charactcr-Jeffrcy Bermnger 2. Lions Club Scholarship Award-S500.00-S250.00 To honor outstanding seniors who are pursuing post-secondary cducation-Amy Marksberry. Angela Rullman. Alternate: Earl Allman 3. Class of 1979 Scholarship Award-Mcdal-SI 50.00 To honor the outstanding scholar of the senior class. Medal sponsored by the class. Medal sponsored by the class of 1979 and scholarship by Tri Kappa-Rebekah Kinnett 4. Tri Kappa Scholarship Award-5300.00 To provide financial assistance to an outstanding senior pursuing post-secondary education. Based on scholarship and leadership-Lcanna Rector. Alternate: Jeffrey Bermnger 5. 1954 H E. Driver Memorial Scholarship Award-SlOO.OO Sponsored by the Aurora Elementary PT.O This award is given to a senior who plans to enter teaching as a career and is based on scholarship, activitcs and charactcr-Daniel Harcourt. 6. Cindy MeGraw Memorial Athletic Scholarship To honor a female student who has demonstrated leadership, sportsmanship and a positive attitude by participating in the female athletic program at South Dearborn High School-Lee Ann Bcssler 7. Peoples National Bank Scholarship-5500.00 Awarded to a highly motivated academic student planning a professional career-Rebekah Kinnett 8. Chris Doerr Memorial Scholarship To honor a male student who has demonstrated proper attitude and the willingness to pursue a post-secondary education. Daniel Begley. 9 Bill Platt Music Scholarship Award-5100.00 To encourage and provide recognition in the study of music-Angela Rollins 10. Somcrficld Foundation Award-560.00 Based on service to the commumty-Shari Caudill 11. Knights of Columbus Citizenship Award-SlOO.OO Based on cooperation, courtesy and participation in school and community functions and is planning advanced training-Kathy Donk 12. Sons of American Legion Award-SlOO.OO To honor a senior who has shown responsibility, leadership and a positive attitude toward South Dearborn High School-Brucc Lane. 13. Aurora Rotary Club Scholarship-5300 00 To provide financial assistance to outstanding seniors pursuing post-secondary education-Julia Baer. Lcanna Rector, Todd Spaulding 14 SDHS Student Government Scholarship-5150.00 To honor a senior student who has demonstrated qualities of leadership, organizational abilities and involvement in school activities-Glenn Miller 15. 1987 “I Dare You Leadership Award-Certificate and Book, I Dare You William H Danforth To encourage young adults to attain constructive lives of service and good citizenship-Karla Lawson. Amy Geisler. 16 DAR Good Citizen Award-Certificatc-Pin To encourage good citizenship, dependability, service, leadership and patriotism-Glenn Miller 17. Girls' State Representatives Sponsored by the Aurora and Dillsboro American Legion Auxillaries-Debbic Collins. Sara Rumsey. Kim Mueller Alternates: Stacey Peterson. Sheila Townsend. Angie Rollins 18 Boys' State Representatives Sponsored by the Aurora and Moores Hill, and Dillsboro American Lcgions-Stcvc Gerke. Bill Hartwell, Chris Rumsey. Delton Vandever. Joe Perkins. Alternates: Bill Bclcw. Tom Utter. Otto Pittner. Todd Russell. Bruce Murray. 19 Presidential Clavsroom-5250.00 tuition-Seminar Washington. D C Presidential Classroom is a unique learning experience which gives outstanding juniors and seniors a first-hand look at the federal government in action-Larry Gabbard. Dawn Disbro. 21. Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Seminar Weekend seminar for a sophomore with outstanding leadership potenlial-Larry Gabbard. 22 Dillsboro Alumni Association Award Award financed by the Dillsboro Alumni Association awarded to a senior from the Dillsboro arca-LcsIic Filter. 23. Louise Lester Schneider Scholarship Award Presented to a scnior(s) entering college based on scholarship, desire and need-Leslie Filter, June Gatzkc. Barbara Gutman. Angela Jewett. Rhea Johnston. Chris Luke. 24 Raymond R Miller Scholarship Award Presented to a scmor(s) entering college based on Scholarship, desire and nced-Angela Jewett. June Gatzkc 25. Delta Kappa Gamma Thesaurus Award To honor a senior girl entering the field of education who possesses a positive outlook towards education and the community-Melissa Hoffman. 26. Carl J. ’’Dutch' Schmidt Mental Attitude Award-525.00 Awarded to a senior who has shown an attitude of healthy competition, sportsmanship, school spirit and excellence in athletics at South Dearborn High School-Glenn Burns. 27. Basketball Boosters Academic Award-Plaque To honor the male and female varsity basketball players with the highest grade point avcragc-Charlcs Lehner Jr.. Dana Peterson 28. South Dearborn Education Association Scholarship Award To honor a senior at South Dearborn High School who will be pursuing a college degree in education-David Gulley. 113 R.M ALFORD KEVIN BOX 760 MOORES HILL 47032 ALLEN CINDY RJ2 BOX 27A MOORES HILL 47032 ALLMAN EARL E. R 3 BOX 382 AURORA 47001 ANDERSON KRISTI R. 2 BOX 369 DILLS BORO 47018 ANDERSON MICHELLE P.O. 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This is exactly what a graduation means to the thou- sands of young high schoolers across the United States. Here at South Dearborn it naturally touches closer to the heart. Even though many tears and many lumps in the old throat will appear ev- eryone knows the importance of the event for the future of these young adults. In this society a high school di- ploma is essential for the job market and probably most important this diploma gives the former student an achievement that can never be taken away. The end, but a new beginning that is going to play a major role in the rest of their lives. Go forth and be proud of what you have accomplished and look forward to what you have left to accom- plish. 116 if ' � 5 The friends that are lost across the miles as your lives go on will be replaced with the warm lingering memories of the high school years. These pictures of the last group meeting are here for you and to help those memories stay fresh in your minds forever. 118 119 SENIOR MEMORIES: Loving and Warm Combinations Forever SPIRITS OF THE HILLTOP CASTLE What would school be without sports? And what would sports be without cheerleaders? To say the least, it would be boring. This year’s cheerleaders did a great job of bringing life into the crowd. The girls spent hours in front of hundreds of fans, getting them into the action, while the guys tried everthing from gymnastics to tricycle riding to get the fans up and cheering! The SDHS cheerleaders definitely deserve our praise for going out on all of those cold and windy nights and cheering our teams on to victory. They also deserve our thanks for mak- ing this another successful year of sports. Front Row (L to R): Lysa Fischer, Amy McFelea, Aimec Buck. Back Row (L to R): Tammi Waite, Anje Miller. Back Row (L to R): Amy Helton, Stephanie Emery, Angie Helton. Front Row (L to R): Mary Walter, Denise Hopkins, Shyra Crider a Above: )Bottom Row, L to R) Eric Oatman, Todd Spaulding, Lee Couch. (Middle, L to R) Kelly Hinkle, Reid Hensley. (Top) Jim Harland. Left: (Front, L to R) Michelle French, Gina Goodpaster. (Middle, L to R) Cyndi Morris, Wendy Browning. (Back) Krista Geisler. 123 Perfect Combination: Fans + Students = School Spirit! Front Row (L to R): Gloria Miller, Julie Anderson, Leslie Filter, Rhea Johnston, Sarah Detmer, Amy Tudor, Dionne Hall, Jody Shuman. Back Row (L to R): Cheryl Shu- man, Kathy Donk, Karla Lawson, Beth Slayback, Melissa Leptak, Donna Harnishfeger, Beth Belew, Alisa Barry, Lee Ann Bcssler, Lynna Ascherman, Carol Emery, Erika Honeycutt, Mrs. Linda Hofmann (Sponsor). Who deserves more credit for bringing school spirit to South Dearborn than the Pep Club? And who deserves more credit for livening up our ballgames than that famous Dragon? Pep Club, along with the Dragon’s assistance, was responsible for helping the cheerleaders bring the fans to life. Why else would they have dressed up from head to toe in red, white, and blue, always ready to scream and cheer our teams on to victory? The Pep Club and Dragon helped make this another great year. From the Pep Club’s signs and decorations to the Dragon’s greetings and antics at the ballgames, South Dearborn’s walls were once again filled with school spirit. First Year Coach Brings New Ideas Concepts! First Row: Paul Yatsko, Todd Spaulding, John Gossett, Glen Burris, Ervin Pettit, Kelly Hinkle, Terry New, Kurt Cheek, Kevin Check, Ryan Storey, Rob Metcalfe. Second Row: Ed Hauser, Jason Cummins, John Hoskins, Scott Fowler, Pat McGraw, David Lewis, Tim Donk, Jeff Schwartz, Joe Hoskins, Lee Couch. Third Row: Corey Short, Gary Wafford, Gary Hensley, Dan Jefferson, Pat Allen, Jim Harland, Reid Hensley, Doug Caswell, Darin Couch, Jim Batchelor. Fourth Row: Brian Vomhedcr, Russell Rabius, Eric Oatman, Jason Cheek, Jim Hughes, Eric Ramey, Tony Van Winkle, Chris Daugherty, Aaron McFelea. Fifth Row: Tony Halbig, Brent Bussc, Shane Jewett, Anthony Thrasher, Jeff Wickcrsham, Shaun Gabbard, Eric House, Jason Smith, Bob Love. Sixth Row: Chris Drake, Mike Couch. Gary Groh. Seventh Row: Mr. S. Hall, Mr. C. Thomas, Mr. S. Congdon, Mr. N. Redden. Pride and determination go along with the making of a great team. The 1986 football team can definitely be described as deter- mined and they also took pride in the fact that they always tried to strive for excellence throughout the season. Though success may not have always been present on the field, the individual players were able to succeed in their ow n minds. They were all winners in one way or another. Whether it be in the fact that they achieved personal goals or in the fact that they helped achieve team goals, they all won. When the 1986 football season ended, it left behind it many memories. The team’s hard work and dedication will never be forgotten. S.D. Knights prepare for the game. Top Left: Rob waits anxiously for his turn on the field. Top Right: Todd powers forward for a couple more yards. Above: Pat knocks one away. Mid. Right Upper: Coach Redden “politely asks a ques tion. Mid. Right Lower: John “sneaks” for a couple. Far Right: Harland breaks the record for returns. Right: Kevin grabs one of his many. 126 FUTURE PIGSKIN HEROES START HERE Row 1, (I tor); David McMillcn, David Neff, Kris Hinkle,Ty Brown,Troy Vinson, Andy Terril. Royce Heim. Row 2: Matt Wolker, Joe Kyle,Sean Murphy, Rob Wetzlcr, David Macintosh, Brad Quinn, Tony Benning. Row 3; Coach Nowlin, David Jordan, Todd Connlcy, Jim Schnebelt, David Hudson, Bill Arthur, Coach Garrett. Freshman football is the beginning of every great football star’s career. Freshman football is a time to gain valuable experience. The sea- son record is not as important as the playing time gained by these greenhorns. Their record does not reflect their desire and determination. The coaches Mr. Nowlin and Mr. Garrett pressed fundamentals. A FOOTBALL FAIRYTALE The annual football Homecoming was changed slightly this year. Inclement weather forced the revealing of the royalty to be during the dance instead of halftime. Freshman candidates were Krista Geisler and Ty Brown, Sophomore candidates Sue Haverkos and Jeff Stratman, Junior candi- dates Jason Cummins and Patty Engle, Senior candidates Brad Tyler, Kurt Cheek, Todd Spaulding, Mary Pfistcr, Angie Lee and Tawnya Conley. Winners were Queen Angie Lee, King Kurt Cheek, Princess Sue Haverkos, and Prince Jason Cummins. The night was a fairytale for all involved and all watching. Congratulations! Volleyball Alive and Well at SD!! Volleyball has become one of the more popular sports at South Dearborn. Over the short history of the school volleyball has secured a strong foothold on the young ladies that enter the sports world for the many benefits that it offers. Coach Pam Merrill has always been the leader of the spiking pack and has created a program that allows for many different positive effects to occur. This season was no different as the Lady Volleyball Knights went a setting. The season was highlighted with strong play and team spirit which helps in the team play category. There is a down side to the season and that comes in the loss of six outstanding seniors. They will be sore- ly missed as the young leaders will try and replace the drive and desire that these six maintained. Good luck for next year and remember to work hard over the summer for preparation for the up- coming season. Top left: Somebody pinch me, I think I’m dreaming! Top right: Aimee congratulates the King, while Jeff looks on enthusiastically. Middle: A confident stud with a beautiful lady on his arm. Bottom: The all male review—which one is your choice? 129 Top left; from top, Tina Mangold, Shari Caudill, Christie Hum- mel, Dana Peterson, Lysa Fischer, Melissa Hoffman, Lee Ann Bessler, Coach Merrill. Bottom, left to right, Jody Schuman, Anna Meyer, Christy Day, Kelly Elder, Angie Meyer, Kathy Davis, Coach Hofmann. Middle left: Prepared for battle. Bottom left: Melissa really gets a kick out of volleyball. Left: The volleyball team liked to see how many people could try for the ball at the same time. Top left; The ref takes notes as Anna files her nails. Top right; Kelly is telling her usual pre-game jokes. Right; The team’s reaction to the punch line. Above; Christie’s imitation of Igor—“I got it Master!” Middle right; Shari amazes everyone with her spiking ability. 130 Teamwork was the Word —; f ?6— ft II The reserve volleyball team, coached by Mrs. Hofmann, had a successful season. As a new coach, Mrs. Hofmann had to gain valuable coaching experience during the course of the season. The entire team worked well together and played not for themselves, but for the good of the team. Top left; “Wow—look at that bug! Top right; Top, from left; Beth Bclcw, Shannon Hoff- man, Michelle Becraft, Second row; Kris Tedesco, Georgia Hostetler. Sue Pettit. Third row; Gloria Mill- er. Missy Leptak, Julie Anderson. Amy March. Front; Tara Moehring. Beth Slayback. Middle left; The thrill of victory! Bottom Left: The Return of the Glo-Worm! Young Spikers Net a Good Season! Freshman Volleyball players need to gain exper- ience and work on the fundamentals. Mrs. Hofmann drilled these young ladies religiously during practice on basic skills and their efforts paid off on the court and will pay off in the future years on the court. Above; first row, 1 to r; Jodi Rummel, Christy Burdsall, Leslie Votaw, Gayle Cornet, Ray Lozier. Second row; Kari Core, Mcndi Woluing, Becky Montgomery, Amy March, Sue Pettit. Top Left; The freshmen didn’t understand that you couldn’t let the ball bounce. Middle; Amy fires in another ace for the home team. Bottom; Once a month our “tribe” had a “pow-wow.” k XJllk V 1 i iV Uv 1 Ul gUiivllMt Seated (L to R): Angie Lee, Amy Gcislcr, Leigh Gilb, and Lori Turner. Standing: Diann Kitchell, Vikki Turner, Jenny Weber, Tonya Freeman, Mr. Hutchinson, and Mr. Kelsik. On Board: Kim MacDonald, Christie Keuhling, Erin Casper, Krista Geisler, Kelly Hyde, and Kristi Henry The 1986 Lady Aqua Knights finished their season on a high point. With records broken and many teams defeated. The team put in many long, hard hours of work and dedication to pre- pare for the tough competition they faced. The team enjoyed much success, such as being named relay champs at New Albany and also being the conference champions. The Lady Aqua Knights placed 4th in the sectional and placed 10th in the state competition. They also set a school record by placing third in the medley relay at state. Congratulations swimmers!! Top Right: “After all these years, still holding your nose?” Top Middle: “Bend. 2, 3, 4 ... ” Top Left: “Lori Turner in pre-race meditation.” Above: “Krista Geisler anxiously awaits her next event.” Middle Right: “Kelly Hyde closes out another victory.” Right: “Don’t drink the whole pool, Vicki.” 134 Top Left: “Swim team togetherness builds strong records.” Top Right: “Didn’t we always tell you Kelly wasn’t bald?” Middle left: “Sometimes it’s impossible for Coach K. to resist teaching his favorite hobby, ballet.” Above: “It’s not that they don’t like him, they just want to drown him.” Left: “Ring around the rosie; if they all fall down they’ll drown.” The 1986 ladies golf team consisted of one senior, Rhonda Vastine; one junior, Allison Cutter; three sophomores, Renee Vastine, Robin Rogle, and Holly Bessler; and one freshman, Jody Stan- ley. Their season was far more successful then their record indicated, with three wins and five losses. The linksters placed fifth in the E.I.A.C. and sixth in the sec- tional with Renee qualifying for the re- gionals. When Coach Jeannie Kinnett was asked her opinion of the season she re- plied, “I think they had a fairly good season. They tried hard and worked well together.” Swinging Linksters In Action! 4. � r - '+S «• -- � « • « Top Left: The “club” everyone wants to join. Top Right: Rhonda has more moves then a lop sided golf ball. Middle Left: Sweet and Petite?? Above: If you can’t hit it a little kick never hurts. Left: Holly loves to show off her form. , ■ Leaders of the Pack Front (1 to r); Scott Weiss, Steven Gerke, David Kelly, Brian Ickenroth, Larry Tibbs, Coach Wilhelm. Back (1 to r); Manager Donald Frantz, Fred Roehner, Shane Godby, Brad Duerstock, Bill Hartwell, Bill Belew, Chris Piche, and George Hurd. During the few short years that the boys’ Cross Country program has existed, South Dearborn has become known as a perennial power in the area. This year, the 1986-87 team continued the winning tradition, compiling a 64-23 recorrd, including a 9-1 dual meet record, East Cen- tral Invitational Champs, EIAC champs, Derborn Ohio Invitational runner-up, fourth place finishes at both sectional and regional, and qualifying for their fifth semi-state appearance. Not only were there many team accomplishments, but individual achievements as will. Senior Larry Tibbs, a three-year letter winner, was named most valuable runner. Two-year letter winners, seniors George Hurd and Chris Piche, were co-captains. Junior Steven Gerke received the mental attitude award, while Junior Bill Belew was named most improved. Most improved first year was Shane Godby. Bill Hartwell, David Kelly, Scott Weiss and Brad Duerstock all were letter winners and show much talent and promise for the future. South Dearborn Cross Country has indeed become a force in the area. Their success can be attributed to their coach, Mark Wilhelm, and also their determination to better and faster runners. 138 Clockwise, from bottom left; Chris and George just “loved” to do situps. Shane specialized in the Pee Wee Herman run. Before a race, the team participated in a relaxing game of “Duck, duck, goose. Ike shows his winning form. Bill kicks it in at the finish. South Dearborn runners always led the pack. 139 TOUGH LADY KNIGHTS The 1986-87 Girls Cross Country team not only ran well this year, they dominated. Coached by Mr. Wilhelm, 8 young ladies started off on a 14- week journey through grueling practices and tough meets, pulled muscles and shin splints, but all of the hard work they put in and the pain they went through definitely paid off in the long run. The team captured three in- vitational titles, the Dearborn Ohio county Title, EIAC, and sectional, along with an eighth place finish at regional, the best ever for South Dear- born. Individual achievements were, Ronna Rabius, Most Valuable; Stacey Peterson, Mental Attitude; Christy Tibbs, Most Improved; and Lori Gentry, Most Improved first year. The girl’s cross country pro- gram, which before had strug- gled to have enough runners to compete as a team, has now be- come a force in our area. And with all of the promising talent, the future looks bright for SD. DOMINATE Front, (1 to r); Denise Shell, Anje Miller, Christy Tibbs, Ronna Rabius, Lori Gentry, Back, (1 to r); Coach Wilhelm, Jamie Morehead, Marcy Conley, Stacey Peterson, and manager Steph Rullman. Above: The intensity of this sport is shown on the runners faces. Right; I didn’t know I ate that for lunch! 140 Coach Wilhelm knew how to pick winners. Top right; Our girls calmly prepare for the race while the others are dazed. Middle left; Lori nudges an opponent out of her way. Above; Christy demonstrates the agony of running. Far left and left; Ronna became used to run- ning alone. 141 Belles of the Ball Front (1 to r): Lee Ann Bessler, Dana Peterson. Second row; Georgia Hostetler, Gloria Miller, Stacey Peterson, Manager Sherry Smither. Back; Coach Snyder, Missy Lep- tak, Sara Rumsey, Kim Cutter, Crystal Elam, Amy March, Beth Slayback and Coach Nowlin. The 1986-87 basketball season for the Lady Knights certainly was a grand affair. A perfect regular season, Ripley County Tourney champs, EIAC Champs, Sectional winners for the sixth consecutive year, and a sixth place ranking were just a few highlights of the season. But the end came in a heart-breaking loss to seventh-ranked Seymour in the regional finals. The Lady Knights, although they fell short of their expectations, received the admiration of the community. Through hard work and dedication, they earned the recognition of “Team of the Week” from Channel 9, and regular coverage by Channel 5. The team’s 23-1 record, the second best in South Dearborn history, carries on the winning tradition in girl’s basketball at South Dearborn. 142 Young Lady Knights—Bright Future 144 The Lady Knights’ Basketball Pro- gram has been one of the best in the state in the 1980’s. To have this con- tinued success the Freshman and Re- serve levels have to maintain a sense of excellence themselves. Once again Coach Lloyd Nowlin led these two levels to another highly successful season. This fine work will help promote the further achieve- ments of the future Lady Knights. Top: Freshman Squad: Back Row: Angie Ware, Kim Daugherty, Kristie Oatman, Amy March, Sue Pettit, Angie Lewis, Coach Now- lin. Front Row: Sue Higham, Ray Lozier, Andy Quicksall, Sara Detmer, and Chelsea Stcigcrwald. Right: Reserve Squad: Back Row: Coach Now- lin, Kim Daugherty, Sue Pettit, Amy March, Beth Slayback, Gloria Miller, Missy Lcptak. Front Row: Sara Detmer, Tara Mochring, Georgia Hostetler, Shannon Hoffman, Denise Jackson, and Angie Lewis. Knight Roundballers Have Ups Downs A team has one of those seasons after a while. This was the year for the S.D. basketball team to have one of those years. After losing a large num- ber of talented athletes last year, the inexperi- enced Knights were going to try to hold their own against a tough schedule. During a large portion of the season the varsity squad played quite well being in almost every game; winning or losing by the smallest of mar- gins. The sectional was a disappointment, but we know this will allow Coach Worland to regroup his troops and bring that sectional championship back where it belongs in the castle of the Knights. Above: Kneeling: Kurt Check. Dan Jefferson. Chad Lchncr, Kevin Check, Jeff Stratman. Bruce Murray, and Pat McGraw. Standing: Coach Steve Obertate, John Gossett, Derek Schneider, Brian Deckabach, Chris Rumsey, Brad Tyler, Trainer Dennis Dilts, Head Coach Dave Worland. 145 Top Left: Bruce drives hard for another hoop. Above: Chad breaks the press for a fast break. Top Right: John skies above everyone for a score. Above Right: Brad hustles after the ball wherever it is. Right: The two Checks start the hard nose defense the Knights were known for. 146 Basketball Royalty on Display at S.D. One of the highlights of the year is always the Basketball Homecoming in which a queen and king along with an underclass princess and prince are chosen. The candidates this year are as follows: Freshman-Cindy Morris and Andy Terril; Sophomore-Shyra Crider and Garry Groh; Junior-Bruce Murray and Crystal Elam. These were the underclass candidates for the princess and prince. The honored winners were Juniors Crystal Elam and Bruce Murray. Congratulations!! Senior Candidates were Christie Hummel escorted by Brad Tyler; Lysa Fischer escorted by Kelly Hinkle; and Amy McFelea escorted by Ron Mulford. The voting was very close this year, but there is always a winner. This year the queen was the beautiful (you can tell she was on the yearbook staff) Christie Hummel and the king was the dashing Ron Mulford. Congratulations to all the participants as they are all winners in their own right. Back Row: Coach Steve Garrett, Pat MeGraw, Bob Lyons, Chris Rumsey, Derek Schneider, Allan Poth, Jim Batchlor, Chris Daugherty. Front Row: Manager Ken Johnson, Shane Jewitt, Jim Hughes, Dan Jefferson, Jason Cheek, Jim Huddleston, Garry Groh, and Chris Wilson. RESERVE STRENGTH Future Players It is almost impossible to run a winning program at the varsity level unless one can maintain a reserve program that teaches the basics and the other skills that are needed to develop young talent with potential into consistent varsity players that are productive enough to win during the long grueling season. This is exactly what this year’s reserve team accomplished. Even though the win loss record was not that great the team still progressed in such a manner that these athletes will one day soon be the varsity winners of the future. Congratulations to Coach Garrett and his players for a fine season. 148 First row, left to right: Don Hensley, Dave Jordan (quit team after picture was taken and before season started) Toby Kelly, Joey Smith, Todd Whitson, Kevin Burress, Gordon Perkins, Mark Vogelgesang. Second row, left to right: Coach Chuck Thomas, Kris Hinkle, Matt Raab, Jim Morehead, Todd Connley, Joe Ryle, Andy Terrill, Da- vid Neff, Jim McMullen, Tony Benning. After a slow start for Coach Chuck Thomas’ freshman crew, they quickly gained momentum and accomplished many of the goals that they had in mind in the beginning of the season. The team as a whole finished above the .500% win loss mark and gained the vast experience needed to be able to conquer the reserve level for next year. Coach Thomas felt this group has a lot of potential and with continued hard work should be able to progress through the ranks of the South Dearborn basketball program. 149 im Top Wrestling Season in History Front Row: Managers-Xenia Jones, Angie Jewitt, and Missy Lusby. 2nd Row: J.B. Bartlett, Brian Burris, Randy Schwing. Ron Mulford, Kelly Clark, Jeff Schwarti. 3rd Row: Trainer-Matt Rowlett. Jason Kreinbop. Shane Huey. Joe Kennedy. Joe Duncan. John Hoskins. Trainer-Mitch Aylor. 4th Row: Asst. Coach Don Karasek. Steve Snyder. Shawn Snyder. Dave Lewis. Tony Van Winkle. Glen Burris. Shane Godby. Head Coach Seth Congdon. It was one of these seasons that will go down as one of the best if not the best in the history of South Dearborn. Coach Congdon and the boys worked very hard to accomplish what no other wrestling team had ever done. The list of their achievements arc endless, but we will try to give as many as possible. They were 16-1 in dual meets losing only to previous Kentucky state champ Simon Kenton. They also won the sectional for the first time and qualified nine for the regional which they did not win, but finished high in the rankings of the regional. The next step was the Semi-State in which six wrestlers continued the season with J.B. Bart- lett, Glen Burris, and John Hoskins all quali- fying for first ever State contenders. All in all the team had a tremendous year which will never be forgotten and always one of the proud moments in S.D. history. Top Left: Jeff is about to put the finishing touches to his man. Above Left: Dave is interlocked with an opponent he seems to be getting an upper hand on. Left: The team warm-ups moments before another one of many victories. Top Right: Big Ed puts the pressure on his foe by smash- ing his head into the mat. Above: This was a very common position for Randy. Top Left: John awaits a chance to perform his favorite reversal. Above: Tony smothers his opponent until the eventual pin. Top Right: Honorary Captains Ron, Glen, and Jeff meet with the opponents. Mid Right: Steve is putting the hammer down for another quick victory. Right: A common sight: S.D. winning another one!! “Stroke after Stroke; Win after Win!!” Front row, left to right: Scott Hummel, Bob Sherman, T.J. Lewis, Mike Page, Jerry Courter. Middle: Coach Hutchinson, Brad Duerstock, Steve Gerke, John Althoff, Gary Vogelsang. Back: Tracy Anderson, Eric Kuchling, Mike Berry, Matt Hummel. The boys swim team has completed their third undefeated season in a row for the 1986-1987 school year. They have a record of 37-0 in dual meets, they have won five straight E.I.A.C. championships, they finished second in their Sectional at Columbus North, and they are the only team to have won the South Dearborn invitational. Each boy on the team has certain events that are their specialty. Bob Sherman and T.J. Lewis are the best with the breast stroke. Jerry Courter, Scott Hummel, Steve Gerke, John Althoff, and Tracy Anderson specialize in the free style events. Mike Page and Brad Duerstock compete in the butterfly and Matt Hummel is a diver. Six of these swimmers qualified to go to state competition: Jerry Courter, Bob Sherman, T.J. Lewis, Gary Vogelsang, Steve Gerke, and Brad Duer- stock. Congratulations guys!!! 153 Top left: Gary and the gang anxiously await a little “splish splash”. Above: Steve and Tracy show off that infamous hair style and physic that made the swim team famous. Top right: Hummel was always in the way during his yoga practice. Mid right: The aqua knights wait for the finish. Right: The studs await. 154 .......... f(f f rA vtff 111 These action shots show the tension, anxi- ety, studliness, happiness, companionship look and strain these young men go through to be one of the most winning programs in the state of Indiana. 155 REBUILDING YEARS LED TO WINNING CONSTRUCTION The South Dearborn girls tennis team is coached by Mrs. Wilhelm. She begins their season in February with conditioning which includes running and lifting weights. In March and April the girls hit the courts. Coach Wilhelm says that a big factor about the team is that they are a young team. Her entire varsity team is made up of sophomores and the reserve is made up of two juniors and freshman. They are prictured at the right in no specific order: Stephanie Emery, Gloria Mill- er, Amy Helton, Beth Slayback, Denise Hop- kins, Sue Haverkos, Angie Helton, Diane Ull- rich, and Julie Karp make up the varsity team and also pictured arc the reserve players: Sher- ry Smithers, Krista Geisler, Lori Gentry, Amy Richardson, Cyndi Morris, Cindy Cunning- ham, Michelle Bruce, Ray Lozier, and Leslie Votaw. This year the tennis team placed second in Conference and their main goal for next year is to beat Greensburg, who placed first in Con- ference this year. Good luck next year girls!!! Above: Denise forgot her South Dearborn team sunglasses. Right: Coach Wilhelm holds back a sneeze in pre-game warm up. Top left: Nothing like getting “high” on tennis. Mid left: Beth and Denise await the serve. Left: The girls are ready while Gloria and Stephanie say a little prayer. Top right: Gloria is so nice she is offering her opponent her own raquet. Above: Diane is ready for a forehand smash! 157 S.D. Boys’ Tennis Team Swings Into Victory Column First Row (L-R): Todd Langdon, Kevin Burress. Dave Longcamp, Clint Greenwood, Dave McClanahan. Second Row (L-R): Brad Ickenroth, Nick Wilson, Mike Goodpastcr, Danny Hughes, Coach Don Karasek. Third Row (L-R): Doug Powell, Todd Russell, Gary Vgelgesang, Earl Allman, Chris Rumscy. Tennis anyone is a new cry at South Dearborn with the success of this year’s boys tennis team. The record was still not all that great but considering the poor re- cord over the last few years things are start- ing to shine for the boys’ program. This year’s team won 4 dual matches which was the first wins in three years and the best record since 1980. Coach Don Kar- asek felt very pleased with the outcome of the season considering where these boys started in the beginning of the season. The team also gave an excellent showing in the sectional by finishing fifth overall. The award winners were Mike Goodpas- ter with the Toughness Award, Earl All- man with Most Valuable Player Award, and Todd Langdon with Most Improved. 158 Top Left: Todd looks good even without socks. Top Right: Todd and his coach came to an understanding about where he was going to play. Above Left: The boys were SOOOOOOO PROUD over their awards. Far Left: Dave shows some of his competitive spirit. Above: A common sight: PURE EXHAUSTION!!! Left: Danny shows that winning form. S.D. Girls’ Track: Few, Young, and Talented First Row (L to R): Tara McDonald, Tamya Drew, Angie Lewis, Sue Pettit, Amy March, Julie Anderson, and Stephanie Rullman. Second Row (L to R): Rhonda Mulford, Ronna Castellucio, Christy Tibbs, Denise Shell, Marcy Conley, Diann Kitchell, Kelly Elder, Alisa Barry, Angela Schmaltz, and Coach Mark Wilhelm. The definition of a true rebuilding year has to center around what the 1986-87 Girls’ Track Team was all about. With an abundance of young talent, but no seniors the track team did surprisingly well under the instruction of Coach Wilhelm. The accomplishments were plentiful considering the circum- stances. Their record ended up at 27 wins and 8 losses. They also won three different invitationals, had six girls from the sectional to go to regional, and had a strong performance in the confer- ence tournament. Remembering all this was done with no seniors and only 15 underclassmen which is considered very small for a high school team. An excellent job and effort by all concerned and a sign of a bright future lies in the sights of the years to come. With contin- ued hard work and dedication the Lady Knights track team is on a verge of a dynasty. y Top Left: Denise does her usual by finishing first. Top Right: Sue and Amy have that freshman glow that sets them apart. Mid Left: Marcy strides for another victory. Above: S.D. version of the Bobbsey Twins. Far Left: Steph, a vision of loveliness. Left: Christy drives for another strong finish. 161 ONE OF THE BEST TRACK TEAMS IN THE SCHOOL’S HISTORY! First Row (L to R): Dave Kelly, Calen Burris, Brian Ickenroth, Todd Russell, Larry Tibbs, Mike Meucci, Shane Godby, Mike Emery, Steve Gerke, and Toby Kelly. Second Row (L to R): Brad Deaton, Scott Weiss, John Baker, Mark Vogelesang, Fred Reohncr, Tony Benning, Jim Harland, Shawn Vinson, Chad Lehner. Third Row (L to R): Wayne Sandusky, Derek Schneider, Gary Hensley, Shawn Snyder, Chris Hinkle, Andy Terrill, Bill Hartwell, Pat McGraw, Dave Lewis. Top Row: Coach Mark Wilhelm, Manager Dan Gilvin, and Coach Gary Hall. This one of those teams that every coach, athlete, and school dreams of as far as being successful and representing the school in a proud manner. This is a good description of the 1987 Boys’ Track Team. The team and its members were one of the if not the most successful track teams in the school’s history. They ended up the sea- son with 30 wins and 5 losses. Records were also broken by Brian Ick- enroth in the 400 meter dash, Jim Harland in the 300 meter hurdles, and Pat McGraw, Chad Lehner, Jim Harland, and Fred Reohner all in the 400 meter relay. An excellent example of hard work pay- ing off to produce a winning situation. Top Left: Coach Hall talks over some last minute instruction to half of his record breaking relay team. Top Middle: Dave “Stud” Lewis heaves the shot to his limit. Top Right: Brian prepares for another blue ribbon. Above Left: Scott and Larry pace themselves for the last minute push. Above: Larry warms up for his favorite event. Left: Todd is amazed at Chad’s ability to chew on his knee. 163 A New Sport With a Bright Future: GIRLS SOFTBALL Back Row (1 to r): Coach Seth Congdon, Marla Whiteford, Sara Ditmcr, Missy Leptak, Kathy Davis, Michelle Neff, Angie Meyer, Carrie Combs, Kelly Schwier, Scorer Cheryl Schuman, Front Row (1 to r): Georgia Hostetler, Tara Moehring, Beth Bclcw, Kim Conley, Shari Caudill, Lysa Fischer, Dana Peterson, Lee Ann Bessler, Not Pic- tured Mgt. Dawn Bower. In its first year of existence the South Dearborn Girls Fast Pitch Softball Team has shown great spirit and strength. They have had a very impressive year winning over half their games. This figure is not only impressive because it is the first year for this sport, but also because only a couple of these girls have ever played fast pitch softball in their entire lives. Therefore, the coaching combination of Mr. Congdon and Mr. Nowlin got together to teach these young ladies just what it takes to become a successful team. The experience these girls gained and the fun they had to- gether is sure to make fast pitch softball a long lasting tradition at South Dearborn. These girls are trend setters. With the sea- son they had this year, the future looks bright and full of endless possibilities. 164 Top Left: Lee Ann is always prepared to play ball. Top Right: Lisa and Dana show us their positive attitudes. Middle Left: The team discusses the next inning. Middle Right: Coach Congdon looks upon his team with pride. Left: Michelle shows us the great body she gained from softball. 165 Even after losing many key players this year, the South Dearborn Golf Team is giving it their all. Naturally, they have not been as successful as last year, but there has been a lot of desire to improve among the players. Coach Worland has worked many hours to improve the distance and accuracy of the boys golf strokes. It has been a year of rebuilding for the team and they look forward to many players returning next year to form an excel- lent squad. Members of this years golf team are: Pat Allan, John Hoskins, Rick Strasemeier, Bill Shelton, Jim Hughes, Scott McNinch, Earl Allman, and Doug Router. These fine young men were coached by Mr. Worland, and Mr. Thomas. fla Top Left: Scott shows us his perfected stroke. Top Center: Doug prepares to make his putt. Top Right: John is ready to tee off. Middle Left: Coach Worland relaxes, and watches the action. Middle Center: Jim walks confidently onto the green. Middle Right: Scott practices his swing. Left: Bill prepares to sink his putt. 167 Rebuilding After Dream Season The baseball team of 1986 will be remembered for many years to come. The loss of all those seniors will be remem- bered just as will, especially by those people who participated this past season in 1987. A lot of people thought that the team in 1987 would be very average and would actually have a difficult time contending with the area teams. It was no real surprise to those fans who knew that the team was better than was given credit. The remaining letter winners from last year worked hard to set examples for the younger group and the young unsung he- roes of the future played well to keep the winning tradition at S.D. alive. The team finished at the .500% win loss mark and last a heart-breaker to lose the sec- tional, but we know Coach Hornbach and the boys will be back to regain their sectional ti- tle next year. Standing: Scott Fowler, John Gossett, Brad Tyler, Chris Rumsey, Doug Powell, Garry Groh. Seated: Roger Fussneckcr, Jim Sizemore, Doug Whitaker, Mike York, and Bill Belew. Top Left: Brad and Mike talk about pitcher as Brad warms-up. Top Right: John gets handcuffed with a fast ball. Above Left: Doug give the old High-Five after a good play. Left: Scott was the pitching ace this year for the Knights. Above: Mike relaxes between pitches in the infield. 169 Sorry we didn’t get a picture of the reserve baseball team, but we at least wanted to mention them. The reserve baseball team this year was led by Jim Mallott. This year’s team record does not express their drive, hustle, deter- mination, and the great attitudes towards the game. With the instructions from Coach Mallott, the team learned the basics and fundamentals of the game that will help them gain improvement in their skills. The team constantly worked and pushed themselves to the limit in order to better their skills so they can hopefully obtain a position on the varsity team of the future. Those Special Helping Hands. The behind-the-scenes people that would be very hard to get along without are seldom heard of or seen, but are still there and need to be recognized. Pictured at left are the usherettes who escorted, directed, and smiled at fans all during the varsity basketball season. Mrs. Marlene Denmure is the sole leader of this group of young ladies. She directed the girls to their correct responsibilities and duties. The five girls who did this hectic job are at left. Standing are Laurel Billingsley, Rochelle Campbell, Kathy Banschbach, and not pictured are Jill Bubcnhofer and Lori Burgess. The other group of helping hands belong to the train- ers of South Dearborn athletic teams. Without these dedicated student trainers it would be very difficult for the coaches to operate in a smooth manner over the course of the season. Under the direction of Mr. Dennis Dilts the young wrappers learn many facets of the art of training. This includes care, detection, wrapping, maintaining, and preventing all types of athletic injur- ies. The S.D. 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