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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1988 volume:

South Dearborn Highlander Place Aurora, IN 47001 1987-88 Volume 10 Table of Contents Opening...... Academics... Clubs Organ Sports...... Underclass... Seniors..... Ads......... ... 1-19 ... 20-37 ... 38-61 . 62-103 104-119 120-155 156-185 Many individuals have been involved in planning, designing, building, and staffing the South Dearborn High School. Their efforts, and the building itself are testimony to community commitment. The South Dearborn Community Schools Cor- poration is comprised of the communities of Aurora, Dillsboro, Manchester, and Moor- es Hill. Each community sends to the high school individual needs, but shares a com- mon goal of quality education. The coming together of the young people in the new school enhances that quality education, and provides for each student a more diverse and valuable social and per- sonal experience. Each community benefits from this kind of education. Every student is better prepared to return to the commu- nity, or go beyond the hometown as a more adequately prepared citizen, a more tho- roughly experienced person. The need for a multi-community high school was felt in each community for years. Detailed planning for and designing of the building began in 1975. Groundbre- aking and construction started in early 1976, and the building was ready for occu- pancy in August, 1978. The new building, and the staff who have accepted the challenge of meeting the edu- cational needs of the students who will learn there, are proof that communities can come together with success. It is the tenth year anniversary for South Dearborn High School and the yearbook staff would like to dedicate this year’s an- nual theme to this very special occasion in the short life of the consolidation. In the ten years the school has prospered to be one of the best educational instituti- ons in the State of Indiana and will, without a doubt, continue in the positive direction that has been established in the early deca- de of growth. 3 ■4 4 6. - Seniors strut their stuff. 7. - Leslie's smile looks a little crooked. 8. - Doug, we said a girl, not a gourd!! 9. - Reid, what are you thinking?! 10. - Clint and Chris suffer from the side effects of school food. 11. - Jeanne always did fall all over Pat!! 12 - Anna even steals sweatshirts trying to get a 5-star rating. 1. - The ever paranoid frshmen. 2. - The three stooges honorary fan club prepare to take the floor. 3. - Another spectacular performance by the big Red. White, and Blue. 4. - All that’s missing in this line-up is stripes and numbers. 5. - The few, the proud, the “innocent ’?? 6. - The behind of an Aquakmght is all the competition ever sees! 7. - Jason is checking to see if these little guys got Santa Claus underwear for Christmas too!! 8. - The ultimate teaching machine. 9. - Dan practices the fine art of ballet. 10. - Do you want a cinnamon bear little girl? 11. Alvin, as usual, can't figure it out. 12. - Kris was a finalist for the Pepsi commercial, but they thought Michael was prettier. 6 Top Left: Mr. Tiskus is amazing. He can balance this cute de- vice while standing crooked. Mid-Left: Michelle decided she needed more ketchup on this “A BC” tator tot. Left: Clint just loves to watch his fingernails grow. Above: People are amazed at Jim's ability to sneeze with his mouth and eyes open. Damn Yankees: Darn Above: Kristen Nichols sings her heart out for those “Damn Yan- kees Middle Right: Sheila, Mary, Kristen shake their bootie for the good of the team. Top Right: The boys of summer contem- plate their next “move” Bottom Right: This talented group gave their rendition of Hands across the Stage.” On Opposite Page Top Left: It is always difficult to get Chelsea out of the boys' locker room. Middle Left: The true definition of Chaos! Bottom Left: An excellent performance deserves a bow. Top Right: Hec- tic moments before the actual event. Bottom Right: Gary learns the hard way that a deal is a deal. 10 South Dearborn High School’s Fall Drama Pre- sentation presented Damn Yankees. It was just another fine example of South Dearborn students and their many talents. The Fall Play was presented on November 13-14 and it was directed by Mr. Ste- ven Hedges. The cast was Gary Harris, Alison Kyle, Larry Gabbard, Sheila Townsend, Mary Walter, Gary Hensley, David Mathews, Garry Wafford, Bob Williams, Jeremy Cheek, Scott Petty, Randy Dean, Chelsea Stonebraker, Jennifer Tarvin, Joe Perkins, Kristen Nichols, Joe Townsend, Tony Opelt, Shane Coudill, Aaron Kozlowski. Rebecca Jackson, Wayne House, Jackie Smith, Manuela Bergmann, Sondra Phipps, Tara Lee, Tammy Vin- son, Lori Meyer, Dawn Oberting, Matt Petty, Cre- ighton Leptak, David Mathews, Shelly Hammond, Kenny Johnson, Crystal Smith. Good Performance “The Teahouse of “The Teahouse of the August Moon”, the comedy smash by John Patrick, was presented by South Dearborn on March 18 and 19. Under the direction of Mr. Larry Kinnett and technical director Mr. Steve Hedges, the students of South Dearborn put on one terrific show. The cast of the play are listed in order of ap- pearance: Larry Gabbard, Joe Townsend, Joe Perkins, Otto Pittner, Lori Ann Meyer, Char- ity Rolfes, Kernie Nichols, Pat Pohle, Wayne House, Tonya Freeman, Dan Gilvin, Aaron Kozlowski, Scott Perry, Chelsea Stonebraker, Staci Spears, James Harland, Kristen Nich- ols, and Shane Caudill. The scenery for this play could only be des- cribed as unbelievable and extremely beauti- ful. A job well done by the stage production class. A special thanks was extended to Mrs. Ken Johnston for costumes and special assistance. Mrs. Joy Lyon for posters and other creative assistance and Mrs. Rosanne Calahan for the choreography of the entire play. 12 the August Moon” «et SHIP The Adventures of Joshua Gladstone was a play depicting two sailors, Joshua and Sebastian, that fell overboard from their ship. As the play begins, we see the twosome are rescu- ed by a pirate ship. But they aren’t really “rescued’- ’...they are stowaways. When the Captain of the Pirate ship finds them, he has plans of making the sailors walk the plank. Instead they make a deal with the Captain...go to his island and steal a treasure map and the treasure from the old witch. If they can handle this, the sail- ors and the damsel in distress (Lady Margareet) will be set free. Lady Margareet and the sailors are set free and are “given a happy ending”, which is the theme song of the play. The characters are listed in accordance to their appearance. First was Joshua by Larry Gabbard; Lady Margareet by Kristen Nichols; Sebastian played by Scott Petty; Captain Quartermaine por- trayed by Joe Perkins; Schmo played by Otto Pitt- ner; The Sea Witch portrayed by Beth Belew; Cap- tain Drood played by Kim Weaver; Poet Girl por- trayed by Kelly Elder. AHOY! Family 14 Fun Off The Port side! Top: Larry shows the ever so famous phrase ‘‘If looks could kill” Middle: Kelly Elder- One of the behind the scenes people. Above: Shake it Scott, Shake it Bottom Left: The now famous Sea Urchant Bottom Right: Kris- ten Nichols debut in ‘‘The Attack of the Fur Beast! 15 Football Homecoming Angie Meyer and Matt Hummel crowned Queen and King Right are King and Queen candidates and winners Matt Hummel and Angie Meyer. Middle left are Junior Prince and Princess candidates and winners Eric Oatman and Syra Crider. Middle- Freshman candidates Jeremy New and Renea Richardson for Prince and Princess and middle right- Prince and Princess candidates Kris Hinkle and Amy March, Sophomores. Bottom center pictures all candidates with winning candidates standing in front. 16 Basketball Royalty Sara Rumsey and John Hoskins Queen and King The annual basketball homecoming happened Friday, Feb- ruary 5 with a game against Jac-Cen-Del. The evening was even more hightlighted by a victory by the Knights. At the right are King and Queen candidates and winners John Hoskins and Sara Rumsey. Middle are King and Queen can- didates Chris Daugherty and Christy Day, Second are King and Queen candidates Steve Gerke and Laura Kurry, Third; Prince and Princess candidates Todd Connley and Cyndi Morris, Middle far right are Prince and Princess candidates Heath Howard and Kristie Banschbach. Bottom shows the King and Queen Sara Rumsey and John Koskins also shown arc Prince and Princess Jason Cheek and Chris Tedesco. 17 Variety Performance Displays Throughout the years South Dearborn has dis- played their multi-talents in several exciting per- formances of the variety show. Here are the peo- ple that performed in this year’s show. Swing Choir: Stephanie Emery, Tammy Daugherty, Alison Kyle, Melanie Wright, Chelsea Stone- braker, Mary Walter: Full Choir: Garry Waf- ford; Drill Team; Chemistry 11, Gary Hensley, Kristen Nichols, Tommy Johnston, Donovan Smith, Joe Zoller, Todd Langdon, Mike Lang- don, Ed Hoffman, Holly Fehrman, Garry Harris, Dawn Marble, Jeremy Cheek, Larry Gabbard, Clint Walston, and EKO. Special thanks to Steve Hedges, David Kling, Doug Sykes, and Leslie Allen for their many hours of long tedious practice towards the final- ization of the huge success of the variety show. Also thanks to all the supporters that made this possible by helping and attending the perfor- mance. 18 The Spice of High School Life 19 ACADEMICS Setting Educational Standards It’s hard to say who are the most im- portant people in the school corporation and as long as the plant runs smoothly it really is not important who takes the credit or the blame. But as we all know there has to be a chain of command and there has to be the ultimate boss, the first link in the chain. The school board is pictured above and they are as follows: Larry Petty, Bob Ferhman, Joan Zoller, Ken Cleeter, Joan Fehling, Bob Fogle, and Mike Cheek. The central office staff are as follows: Ms. Mills, Ms. Kern, Ms. Glenn, and Ms. Henke. Also pictured at left seated: Assistant Superintendent Dave Glenn, Superin- tendent Greg Platt, and Business Man- ager William Naylor. 21 S.D’s Command Central Top Left: Principal-Marvin Duerstock Above: Associate Principal-Don Coates Top Right: Athlete Director-Bill Slayback Above Right: Assistant Principal Marlene Dcmmurc Right: Guidance Department: Gene Cleary, Pat Turner, and Steve Mcndcll. 22 Secretaries We Deliver The school would be hard pressed to operate with out the all important secretaries. These three ladies (pictured at left - Jean Sneed. Brenda Walton, Shir- ley Geisler, and Vernida Wendlcman) do much more than the regular duties that one might think a secretary docs. They monitor, aid the students, maintain the attendance records, answer the phones, and numerous other chores that often go unnoticed, but hopefully don’t go unappreciated by all those that they help and give special attention to. The yearbook staff would like to extend a thank you from the whole school and a special “THANK YOU” from us for all the little and all the big things that are taken for granted. Worth Checking Out! Most people would think that this is a picture of the three amigos at left, but everyone knows at South Dear- born it's the THREE STOOGES! I’ll never get back in the L.M.C. after that remark. Only kidding ladies! Let’s try it again. These three beautiful women operate the center of knowledge, the L.M.C. Ms. Turner, Ms. Coggeshall, and Ms. Lyon are the ones responsible for the grand operation of the school’s media center. It is a very difficult job that many take for granted in an ev- eryday situation. Thank you ladies. 23 The Pick Up Artists There are unsung heros at every school and South Dearborn is no exception to the rule. In this case the school bus drivers fall into this category and they deserve to be recognized for their very impor- tant efforts. It would be impossible to imagine a school being able to operate effectively without the routine job of a good bus driver that is taken for granted. We would like to extend our ap- preciation for a job safely done. Making the Difference In the beginning Society created public schools. The public schools continued to operate on a highly efficient level because of contribu- tion of three groups: students, staff, and the infamous school aides. But seriously folks, these people are very important to the school setting. Their contributions are numer- ous and all of their duties deserve many thanks that have been for- gotten to be given. Leslie Allen and Jackie Grieve we appreciate your efforts and want to express our graditude to- wards you. 24 All For One One For all The saying “Cleanliness is next to Godliness really holds true at South Dearborn High School. The maintenance staff here does an excellent job of keeping the building and surroundings in tip-top shape on a daily basis. With the tremendous size and constant use of the plant, it is no small task trying to keep up with the never ending saga of maintaining the beauty of the school. A continuous 24 hour watch is held on the school and many after hours goes into cleaning the building for the next day. The respon- sibility of this supervision lies upon the shoulders of Mr. Joe Groh who is in charge of maintenance and Mr. Leonard Riddle who also is a supervisor in charge of certain duties. The four people pictured at left plus Harry Bills make up the daytime shift. While Thelma Wilson works the afternoon and Willard Snyder holds down the all important graveyard shift to keep a watchful eye on the school during the night time hours. Super job by all concerned. Putting It All Together Putting it all together is the main objective of these talented ladies who call the cafeteria their home. Providing almost a thousand students with the es- sential daily nutrition required to keep students healthy, these ladies are to be commended for their efforts. Without these la- dies and their culinary skills, our school lunch program would suffer greatly. Although our school lunch program is definitely underappreciated, these ladies spend hours over hot stoves and always produce the best possible meal under the circumstances. As they say in cafeteria talk, this is a job “well done.” Pic- tured at left as follows: P. Gos- sett, B. McAtee, E. Baxter, R. McAllister, M. Tufts, V. Cot- ton, J. Powell, M. Godfrey, B. Riddle, J. Kinnett, N. Meyer, and R. Wilson. 25 Completing Another “10” Here we have them, this year’s group of creative students who have put togeth- er not only this yearbook but also had the sole responsibility of the “Knight Times.” With the aid of Mr. Snyder, they planned a special theme” due to the tenth year of creating a Knight Life annual. S.D. plans to make each of the upcoming yearbooks just as successful! This years successors are as follows: Front row: J. Cheek. D. Lewis, D. Jeffer- son, C. Morling, J. Stratman; Middle: E. Oatman, A. Meyer, K. Bennett, V. Elfers, A. Helton, R. Mulford, A. Cut- ter, C. Schwing; Back: C. Elam, C. Day, S. Rumsey, S. Peterson, T. Scranton, B. Slayback, A. Helton, A. Helton, M. Meucci, and S. Smither. Not pictured: B. Meyer, M. Walter and John Pickett. 26 Main Office Main Helpers Our school’s office is obviously the central point of busy activities. This is where these eight students come into play. They aid getting the many tasks accomplished. The types of duties that these students are responsible for are running errands and other secretarial help needs. Pictured sitting are: H. Wright, S. Weiss, B. Wilson. Standing: A. Helton, S. Higham, C. Walston, P. Engel, and A. Meyer. Actions Speak Louder Than Words This years group of media aides not only helped the librarians but also en- riched the students minds with knowledge about the learning materi- als center. Under the supervision of Mrs. Cog- geshall, they held responsibilities such as checking books out, delivering audio-visual equipment, shelving books, performing graphical work and serving as dark room technicians. These are just some of the tasks they are responsible for. They help the L.M.C. to be a better place to learn and also make it fun. The students at the left are very helpful in the operation of the L.M.C. They are R. Heim, A. Hamby, R. Wilson, K. Davis, A. Schwallie, L. Townsend, L. Luke, K. Droegge, T. Ray, A. Hewitt, R. Schwing, J. Check, C. Swift, G. Wafford, R. Hensley. D. Caswell, J. Cummins, D. Thayer, S. Gabbard, B. Vornheder, P. McGraw and M. Armstrong. Helping In The Fast Lane Other then the office area, the guidance department is a nonstop busy area, from the beginning of the school year until the end. There is no doubt that always something needs to be done. This is one good reason why aides are needed to help the adminis- tration in guidance. These students pictured relay the messages from counselors to students in class, file re- cords and other various activities. Pictured left to right. S. Petty, S. Smither, D. Hall, A. Hall, A. Hewitt, and J. Cairnes. Ushering In Ushering Out These girls need to be recognized for their dedica- tion to S.D.’s basketball program. They have volun- teered their time at all home boys basketball games to keep the numerous amount of fans in line. They also are there to hand out programs. Without them, these games would result in chaos. Pictured here are: Ruth Burress, Mrs. Walton-sponsor, Christinea Nutty, Lori Burgess, and Tara Lee. 28 DAR Good Citizen Steve Gerke, a student at South Dearborn High School, who excels in almost anything he tries, was S.D.’s DAR Good Student. Steve, a member and President of Student Govern- ment, has contributed much to our community through this group. Steve is also a three sport athlete and Valedictorian at S.D. which shows he is an out- standing student and contribu- tor to S.D. and the school sys- tem. Everyone who meets Steve knows that he is a giving person and from this the student body and school are happy to have known him and believe that he exemplifies the DAR good citi- zen. Academic Success: A Natural High National Honor Society recognizes students with scholarship, leadership, character and service. Leadership must be demonstrated by participation in at least one school organiza- tion and character by displaying qualities of integrity, cooperation, and ethics. To be in- ducted each student must maintain a cumula- tive academic average of 3.3 (B + ) or better. This year’s members are above: S. Gerke, K. Hake, A. Rollins, D. Vandever, T. Utter, S. Rumsey, C. Elam, S. Peterson, C. Gilbert, S. Townsend, D. Disbro, D. Collins, A. Ellingh- ausen, K. Hollen, C. Rumsey, B. Hartwell, J. Perkins, and J. Burton. This years inductees are below: Shyra Crider, Sue Haverkos, Bon- nie Berninger, Diane Rubb, Angela Holiday, Angela Hamby, Connie Field, Tim Fiedeldey, Christy Day, Kim Mueller, Tonya Freeman, Stephanie Rullman, Beth Belew, Virginia Hu- depohl, Larry Gabbard, Beth Fiedeldey, Glo- ria Miller, Otto Pittner, Gary Harris, Jim Hughes, Brad Duerstock, Julie Anderson, Kim Weaver, Holly Fehrman, and Kelly Elder and sponsor Ms. Joyce Draut. 29 Science Show Their Pride The yearly Science Fair at South Dearborn is useful in developing the research skills of the students. Those in Honors Biology are re- quired to enter a project and those in other science classes are encouraged to participate. Judges for the Science Fair are usually part of the staff and community professionals. Under the supervision of Mrs. Linda Hall, this years fair has been a success. Language Peddlers Under the direction of Mr. Todd Simms, this years Speech Team members have shown what hard work and practice can accomplish. They are: sitting: Beth Belew, Larry Gabbard; standing: Mr. Simms, Kim Weaver, Ginger Ja- cobs, and Connie Fields. The team has attended many various schools throughout Indi- ana during their competitive sea- son. The S.D. team itself has had much success and plans to contin- ue these accomplishments in the future. My Friend Lies Over The Ocean This year we have three foreign exchange students here at South Dearborn; Manuela Bergman from West Germany, Cissy Van Winden from the Netherlands, and Sayoko Sahara from Japan. They all arrived in the United States in August and will return to their home country in July. Overall these girls had a very positive experience here and we all hope they have the chance to visit again someday. South Dearborn is proud to have foreign exchange students participating in our schools activities and aca- demics. Standing: Sayoko Sahara, Sitting: Cissy Van Winden and Manuela Bergman. How Is Your Social Studies? The studying of different cultures as well as our own is a very important part of a student’s education in mod- ern times. The Social Studies Department here at South Dearborn stresses the under- standing and the need for complete discovery when it comes to the fields of interest in this area. Textbooks are not the only means by which this group of educators perform their duty. Numerous films, guest speakers, a trip to Washing- ton D.C., and other learning experiences were used to promote the educational ideas the instructors wanted to obtain as an objective in a classroom setting. Pictured at right: Don Karasek, Chuch Thomas, Nick Redden, Gary Lyon, and Harley Heim. English Dept.: Nucleus of Education In any school setting the English Department is looked upon as being the hub to all other forms of educa- tion. At South Dearborn this also holds true as the S.D. English group has pioneered many new frontiers into fos- tering a new and improved way of educating the stu- dents. The most recent of which was the addition of a third level of English which has al- lowed mainstreaming and a renewed interest in the all important basics. Journalism which includes both a yearbook production and a monthly newspaper is also a part of this depart- ment. Pictured at right: Ron Nicholson, Todd Simms, De- partment Head Larry Kin- nett, Rick Zimmerman, Pat- ty Rullman, Bill Snyder, and Mary Jane Jewitt. Business and Math: They Both Count! Business is what makes the world go round. It is one of the most beneficial classes that can be taken in one's high school life. Typing, accounting, book- keeping, and many other impor- tant business skills are learned and stressed at this particular school. The whole idea is to point the student into the direction of good business sense for their fu- ture. Without this good sense it would be almost impossible to cope in today’s fast paced, busi- ness-minded society. Pictured at left: Nancy Gerber, Department Head Brenda Myers, Becky Helms, Hank Ahaus, and Lance Pat- terson. Math at South Dearborn has moved into the modern ages with the ever present use of cal- culators and the ever popular computers which has become a major factor in the world of Math. Math still remains a primi- tive science that is highly useful in the everyday life of every per- son. Even the most simple as- pects of life are governed by the field of Math. Pictured at left: Jan Smith, Stu Hall, Rob Moorhead, Bill Clifton, De- partment Head Marilyn Moeller, and Larry Hornbach. 33 Learning the Different Languages. At South Dearborn for- eign language is much more than a class it is an activity. Not only is a class offered, but a club such as German Club and Spanish Club is as- sociated with the classes. Mrs. Sarah Coil is the lone German teacher and is new to S.D. this past year. Ger- man can be taken all four years of high school. Spanish is taught by two teachers, Ms. Joyce Draut and Mr. Gary Lyon. Both have been at S.D. for the full ten years. Ms. Draut is the Depart- ment Head of the Foreign Language Department. Art Class: Pretty as a Picture The Art Depart- ment, under the direc- tion of Mr. Milt Mas- ing as Department Head and Sharon Hinds, experimented in many different areas of the Art World. Ac- tivities and projects such as painting, sketching, collages, and abstracts were just a few of the many chal- lenges faced by the art students. The art department has also become quite famous for their differ- ent murals and paint- ings that decorate the walls of the gym area. This type of project helped to increase spir- it and beauty to our school. Proper Science Not Weird Science Science is the search for knowl- edge and that is more or less the motto of the Science Department here at South Dearborn. Classes range from Physics to Earth Science and every- thing in between. Pictured at left arc as follows: Paul Tiskus, Nancy Glassburn, Depart- ment Head Linda Hall, Merrill Hutchinson, Gary Hall, Denny Dilts, and Bill Clifton. Home on the Range How many times have you heard the complaint, “I’m not learning anything in school that I can use in the real world!” These complainers such look into one of our more useful departments. Home Economics. Courses at S.D. range from clothing and foods to child de- velopment and family living. Department Head Kathy Green and Mrs. Hawes tried to teach our students the information need- ed in coping with mod- ern society. 35 Education that is Special The Special Educa- tion Department at South Dearborn main objective is to teach the youth of the day to be able to cope with the many difficult situa- tions found out in the real world. The life outside the school is tough enough and spe- cial help is needed by many to prepare them. Karen Greene, Glenda Uhlmansiek, and Mary Beth Hedrich are the teachers pic- tured at right that do such a fine job in this so very important en- deavor. Agriculture: Hands on Experience Under the direction of Mr. Walter Ellison, the Agricul- ture classes have prospered not only academically but also in hands on experience out in the real world. Many hours of the various classes offered are spent doing ac- tivities such as judging, par- ticipating, and operating the things needed to become a top notch student in the “field” of agriculture. Mr. Ellison also displays his new computers in the pic- ture at right. 36 The Physical Side of Education South Dearborn is considered to have one of the finest Physical Education facility in the state of In- diana. The plant itself is very well organized for the full benefit that physical education can provide. Four full gym floors which allows basketball, volley- ball, tennis, badminton, and others to be played at the same time. Another feature is the beautiful glass enclosed swimming pool which year round lessons and classes are held once again for the benefit of the students. The outside space is ample with two football fields, weight room, and two baseball fields. All in all the whole physical education facility is next to none. Pictured at left as follows: Dennis Dilts, Depart- ment Head Lloyd Nowlin, Pam Merril, Bob Kelsik, and Jim Shannon. Art Industrially Speaking By not only using creativity, their minds, and their hands, the Industrial Art’s stu- dent hammer down to learn the skills needed in the world of indus- try. Classes such as blue- printing, woodwork- ing, metal working, welding, and machine shop are all offered for the students advan- tage. Pictured at left as follows: Foster Harris, Department Head Mike Scudder, and Pat Medlock. 37 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS Names in alphabetical order: A. Adams. A. Albrecht. J. Althoff. J. Anderson. M. Aylor. P. Baker. B Batchelor. J. Batchelor. B. Bclcw. W. Bclcw, C. Bcrncckcr. B Bcrningcr. H. Bcsslcr. T Billiter. L. Bowman. E. Brown. E. Brooe.S. Bruns, D. Bryant. J. Burton. V. Calender. C. Gallon.S. Caudill, J.Cheek. M. Clark. A.CIeeter. D Collins, M Conley. K. Core,S. Crider, A. Crousore, J. Cummins. C. Cunningham. D. Cutter, J. Daugherty. T. Daugh erty, J. Delay, S. Dei me r. T. Drew, B„ Duerstock. T. Dunn. K. Eldridgc. A. Ellinghauscn. S. Emery, H. Fchrman. L. Feller. R. Flanagan. R. Fogle. B. Fox. T. Freeman. M. French. L. Gabard. K. Gcisler. L. Gentry. C. Gilbert. L Gilbert. G.Goodpastcr. D.Grcnat. K Make. D. Mall. R Hammonds. W Hartwell. A Hcck.G Hensley. A. Holdcraft. K. Hollcn, A. Homola. D. Hopkins. S. Horstman. VI Houseworth. J. Huddleston. J. Hughes. B. Ickcnroth. R Jackson. K. Johnson. T. Johnston. S. Jones. J. Karp. L Kurry. A Kyle. A. Lambert. M. Leptak. R. Uschkgc. L. Luke. K. MacDonald. T. MacDonald. N. Manford, S. Manlief. M McCord. J Mcricle. A. Meyer. L. Meyer. G. Miller. B Mize. C. Morris. B Murray. J. Nelson. T. Nguyen. K. Nichols. K Oatman.T Oppclt. A. Orem. B Palmer. S Petty. D. Powell. T Pmss. D Pyles. E Ramey. A. Richardson. C Richardson.S. Roberts, J. Robinson, A. Rollins. S. Rullman, J. Rummcl. T. Russell. A. Schmaltz. D. Schneider. C. Short. J. Shuman. E. Simoton, K. Sizemore. C. Smith. J. Stanley. K. Stcgcmillcr. C. Stonebrakcr. C. Tibbs. S. Townsend. M Utter. D. Vandever. R. Vastinc. L. Volaw. T. Waite. A. Walston. B Walston. C. Walston. K. Weaver. S. Weiss. T. Whitaker. M Whitehead. M Whiteford. R Williams. S. Wilson. J. Witteride. J. Zoller A Reputation That’ s Growing! The South Dearborn High School Band, sporting their brand new uniforms, have a reputation. This reputation is one that is grow- ing far outside the greater Tri-State area. And the reputation that they are getting is all good. Watching this 145 member plus band per- form is often done in amazement as one can hardly believe the sight they are beholding. Many hours of long tedious hours goes into this type of work. The reward for this hard work is well worthwhile as the band displays its talents in an array of places such as River- front Stadium, home football games, home basketball Christmas show, Aurora Farmer's Fair, Pumpkin Show, and anywhere else that they can showcase at. This could not be possible without the ef- forts of David Kling, Doug Sykes, and Steve Hedges. Their time and energy has made the band the quality that it is today. 39 Top Left: The big Red, White, and Blue marches on. Above: Happy cat and Big B are looking for each others horns. Top Right: A smile that broke a thousand hearts. Above Right: Told you Cindy that Jeremy would make a better Prom date. Right: Jim and Kevin make a Cindy sandwich. 40 S.D. Band Students The student life in the band department has to be considered one of fun filled hours with numer- ous hours of very difficult work. This doesn’t seem to make sense to have fun and still have to work hard, but this is exactly what goes on in the zaniest section in the high school. Life as a band member is exciting and should be tried by anyone that wants to learn how to work and play for a common goal that shows your talents. Along with band comes responsibilities that must be taken on. Probably the most difficult of these jobs is being a Drum Major. Pictured at left stands this year’s Drum Majors Brad Duerstock and Larry Gabbard. These two men did a very respectable job leading the band and doing their responsibilities. South Dearborn’s Electric Knight Orchestra, be known as the E.K.O., was as big as a hit as ever i year. They performed at varsity basketball gar which gave that extra school spirit that is always ne ed. The E.K.O. also traveled with the Swing Choii play at the various Junior Highs and Middle School the South Dearborn School Corporation. There the i ented musicians could do the many antics that they so well known for. E.K.O. Swingers The South Dearborn Swing Choir is an elite group of singers and dancers that perform all over the area. The auditions for this group is at the beginning of the school year and a great deal of time for preparation goes into these highly respected try outs. As the pictures show throughout this page, energy abounds from all those who participates in the perfor- mances that the swing choir puts on. Director Steve Hedges demands all the effort that an individual can give and this is what makes it a success. I f you have a desire to sing and dance, make sure you contact Mr. Hedges and become one of the few and proud. S.D. Twirlers: All The Right Moves The 1987-88 Feature twirlers are Holly Fehrman and Stephanie Emery. These two young ladies put hours upon hours of work to perfect this talent. This twosome performs in the Riverfront Stadium at the Reds game with the band as well as the Dillsboro and Aurora Farm- er’s Fair parade. Banners of Pride The South Dearborn shield team is another very elite group of the South Dearborn Band. These girls put long, hard hours of practice in and, as you probably know, the resutis are magni- ficent. These girls perform in all pa- rades and events along with the Band. Team members are as follows: Gina Goodpaster, Lori Gentry, Becky Mize, Gloria Miller, Angel Homola, Andi Walston, Karen Droegge, Shei- la Roberts, and Angela Schmaltz. 44 South Dearborn Sounds of Singing Once again the South Dearborn Concert Choir is singing sweet tunes. This years choir performed at the spring concert, and Valley Choral. The Valley Choral was held at Madison and was conducted by Eli Eph. This years members are as follows: First row, 1 to r: Mrs. Allen, Manuela Bergmann, Tommy Vincent, Angie Frasmann, Virginia Hudepohl, Aaron Kowalski, Pat Pohle, Joe Townsend, Kim Evans, Krista Gregory, Shannon Baxter, Jackie Smith, Sharon Jones. Second row: Sharon Nielson, Lori Meyer, Tara McDonald, Kim Rumsey, Jennifer Tarvin,Sondra Phipps. Joe Perkins, Chad Manford.Gary Harris, Melony Wright, Amy Crousore, Irene Dragoo, Shelly Hammons, Tract Timbleman. Third row: Kelly Eldridge, Tonya Drew, Crystal Smith. Dawn Marble, Cissy Callon, Larry Gabbard, Bob Williams, Donald Franz, Corey Short, Lisa Rumsey, Tiffany Jenkins, Renae Peterson, Tina Woodward. Fourth row: Jodi Shuman, Michele Gulley, Kim Weaver. Bev Ickenroth. Annie Tietmeyer, Rebecca Jackson, Wayne House, Dave Matthews, Tommy Johnson, Tony Oppelt, Tara Lee, Ruth Burris, Rhonda Hammonds, Angela Schmaltz. Fifth row: Brenda Potrafke, Sheila Townsend, Debbie Collins, Amy Lambert. Dee Hedrick, Randy Dean. Dan Gilvin, John Welling, Garry Wafford, Kristen Nichols, Allison Kyle, Tracy Pruce, Laura Kurry, Charity Rolfs. This year’s choir was conducted by Mr. Steve Hedges and accompanied by Mrs. Leslie Allen. 45 Front row (Left to Right): Erin Simonton, Chclsic Stoncbrakcr. Crystal Smith, Kris Nichols. Shyra Crider, Denise Hopkins, 2nd row: Angie Meyer, Tammi Waite, Cindy Gilbert, Connie Walston, Sheila Townsend. 3rd row: Cyndi Morris, Krista Gcislcr, Julie Cummins and Michelle French. The Hiiltop Dancing Damsels Every year many young ladies from South Dearborn High School try out for the drill team. These girls compete against each other for 1 of the 15 openings. These bright young ladies participate in may different event which are highlighted by the Farmers’ Fair and performing at Riverfront Stadium on Aurora Night. Joann Coggleshall is the organizer of this elite group and many hours of hard work with tedious moments go into this activity. 46 Waving the Red, White, and Blue for S.D. Front row left to right: Beth Belew, Bonnie Bcringer, Robin Fogle, Renee Vastine, Angie Rollins, Lori Meyer, Cindy Cunningham. 2nd row: Holly Bessler, Kari Core, Christi Johnson, Allison Kyle, Marcy Conley, Tonya Freeman, and Debbie Collins. The South Dearborn Flag Corps is another of the many popular groups at South Dear- born High School. These girls perform at all of the boys’ basketball and football games along with the Riverfront experience and girls tryout each year for this group as with all other groups. Tryouts for this organization are held during the summer. Watch for the tryouts and try to be one of the corp. 47 And The Beat Goes On This year’s S.D. Freshman band was 72 members strong. The band’s activities ranged from marching at the Aurora's Farmer’s Fair and Dillsboro Fiomecoming to the red’s game at Riverfront Stadium. Along with heading the High School band, Dave Kling also heads these talented young Freshman. This year’s members are as follows: In Alp. order R. Banschbach, J. Black, L. Budden- burg, R. Burris, E. Burton, B. Butler, D. Ca- vins, R. Conley, A. Cotton, J. Dills, T. Draper, C. Eckstein, A. Ellinghausen, K. Fischer, L. Gentry, A. Gilbert, B. Goodpaster, K. Good- paster, A. Henry, J. Hewitt, J. Hogue, K. House, C. Houze, H. Howard, T. Hummel, B. Ickenroth, G. Jocobs, N. James, T. Jenkins, S. Klopfer, R. Lambert, B. Lay, T. Lee, L. Lo- zier, L. Luke, J. Meyers, D. Miller, G. Miller, M. Morrison, L. Mueller, J. Murphy, R. Pe- terson, C. Petro, M. Petty, S. Phipps, C. Piche, R. Pohle, B. Potraffke, J. Powell, B. Presley, V. Reynolds, R. Richardson, B. Riddle, C. Russell, R. Russell, T. Seaver, R. Shell, B. Shuman, C. Storms, T. Thayer, T. Vinson, T. Walker, K. Walston, A. Whisman, J. Wilson, T. Zaharako. Top left; The great Cheek challenge: Jason or Jeremy? Mid left: Amy and Lori can’t keep their hands off Jim’s massive body. Left: Derek and Corey show that true band closeness. Top right: Cyndi and Andi have never been able to tell which end is up. Above: Virginia, Kristen, and Allison arc the three “Sen- ioritas” of the band department. 49 Student Government Democratic Doers The most important organization in the high school today has to be considered the Student Government. This group found its im- portance in the basic principle in which it is governed, and that lies in the area of learning the democratic process and the ability of working as a unit to succeed for a common goal. Mrs. Kathy Green is the sponsor and she stress active involve- ment by all who are elected to this very honorable association. The duties of each member are numerous and vital to the workability of the group. Each member and especially the officers know that they are needed to make the Student Government work both for the students and the administration. The role of the Student Government is to combine the ideas and wishes of the students with that of the administration. The capabil- ity and ability of the group to do an effective job of this above mentioned role is where the learning process takes place. The officers standing at left are as follows: Scott Petty, Angie Rollins, Sheila Townsend, and Steve Gerke. 50 Top Lefl: Sheila points the way to Student Government suc- cess. Mid Left: President Steve Gerke was always on “offi- cial” business. Left: Larry working hard on the annual Santa Grams. Top Right: That will teach the girls not to show up for a meeting. Above: Please Holly stop doing that in public. 51 ffKa Front: S. Haverkos, K. MacDonald, S. Peterson, S. Townsend, L. Gabbard. B. Berning, Back: B. Belcw, K. Hollen, J. Schuman, J. Perkins, D. Vandever, A. Ellinghauscn, D. Taggcrt, B. Hartwell. G. Vogelgesang. C. Rumsey, S. Gerke, J. Burton. B. Belcw, D. Matthews, and T. Fiedeldey. World of Academics Each year the world of academ- ics becomes more and more impor- tant and South Dearborn is also striving to maintain a standard that is high and to the brim with quality. The establishment of competing academic teams in the Eastern In- diana Athletic Conference was a strong step forward in improving the atmosphere of academics in a high school setting. Each school from the conference sends a representative and a total of 6 meetings are set up for the teams to participate in. This year South Dearborn finished 3rd in the competition trailing the top two schools by only a few points. To strengthen our team and to get as many people as possible to compete and try out, a complete program of academic intramurals is offered for the students’ enjoy- ment and knowledge. Make sure you give the world of academics a try. S.D. Spellers — Webster Approved! Where would we be without the fine art of spelling. Many scholars feel that spelling is the key to all communication and maybe to all of education itself. South Dear- born tries to do its part by putting together a competing spelling team. Mr. Larry Kinnett supervises this group of young intellects and coaches them through the trials and tribulations of competition. This all starts with try outs and after the team is set good old meet- ings take place for the purpose of intense practice. The competition runs on to a state high school level and eventually to national level. If you have a knack for spelling or find yourself reading a lot of dictionaries, give it a try. SADD Beginnings . Happy Endings! Each year numerous deaths oc- cur because of drinking and driv- ing. This needless waste of life must be stopped. One of the best ways to put an end to this tragedy is to educate the youth in our high schools. To try to get them to real- ize that drunk driving is a crime and it costs dearly to commit this type of crime. This is why South Dearborn was one of the first high schools in the area to start SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving) chapter. The sponsor is Hank Ahaus and he tries to reinforce the idea of many and that is not to fall prey to drink- ing while being behind the wheel. The response to this group of students has been very positive and we all hope that one day a group such as this will become non-exis- tent because we learned not to pay the price! 53 The Club That Really Counts. The South Dearborn Math Club is one of the more success- ful clubs at our school. Mr. Larry Hornbach is the sponsor and organizer and his main ob- jectives all center around mak- ing everyone in the club the fin- est math student he or she can be. Any one that has an interest in math can join the fun. All you have to do is see Mr. Horbach and take the various math tests. These math tests are then taken and evaluated at a state level to see how your math knowledge compares to other students in Indiana. From this comparison school officials can tell the effectiveness of their math program. The Pass Word Is Checkmate To know how to play chess is considered one of the more elite status symbols of the world to- day. And wouldn’t you know it that good old S.D. has a chess club just so you can gain that elite status. Or if your not into status symbols then how about playing just for the fun and ex- citement of it. The sponsor of the chess club is Paul Tiskus and he enjoys the game so he helps others with this intricate form of game- boarding. The club members try to get together as much as possible to refine each others skills. There is also an occasional competiton outside the school setting with other nearby high schools. 54 It is scary to think that one day the fate of the world may be in your hands. That is why everyone at South Dearbon is so very thankful that we have a Science Club to hope us prepare for that very day. All kidding aside the Sci- ence Club at S.D. is very helpful when one has a thirst for the knowledge that sci- ence has to offer. M rs. Linda Hall is the sponsor of this club and tries to convey the importance that science plays in everyday life and why it is so important to un- derstand it the best one can. The club does many fun things like projects and field trips that both investigate and demonstrate the world of science. If you like science or are just plain curious, give this club a try. Scientists of Tomorrow 55 Stage Production: Setting the scene Stage production is an elite group of young men who make plays, musicals and other productions possible. Light- ing, scenery, and general atmosphere are what these guys do best! This year the stage production class played a very im- portant role in the play “Teahouse of the August Moon”. Without the expert sce- nery created by these talented folks many a play would have lost its appeal and, therefore, decreased the success of the production. A special thanks to these great, great boys for the excellent work they have done for the benefit of the ac- tors and actresses, the audience, and of course for their own personal satisfac- tion of a job well done! 56 SD’S Green Thumbers SD’s green thumbers are those guys involved in the Future Farmers of Amer- ica with a special knack for agriculture. Mr. Walter Ellison is the sponsor of FFA. The talented young men of this group are pictured at the left. They are: front row; Eric House, Steve Williams and Joe Armbruster. Second row: Dave Russell, Eric Hubbard, Robert Hub- bard, Mike Evans, Kenny Johnson and Chuck Armbruster. FFA members participate in many ex- citing activities such as livestock judg- ing, farm machinery shows, and attend- ing the state fair as a group. Officers for this year are: president - Chuck Arm- bruster, vice president - Joe Armbruster, secretary - Eric Hubbard, treasurer - Kenny Johnson, and sentinel - Dave Russell and reporter - Robert Hubbard. Art Club Draws The Line i k Many artists are tempermental, but not these talented young folks involved in the art club. This organization pro- vides an outlet for persons with artistic leanings to express themselves. Mr. Milt Masing is the sponsor of the art club. Members pictured at left are: Tracey Pruss, Cissy Van Winden, Valer- ie Calendar, Tina Richards, Michelle Red Elk, Kathy Dills, Linda Baker, and Mr. Masing. Keep up the good work!!! 57 Those Simply Krazy Krauts An elite group at SD is the German club. It is only open to those currently enrolled in German and is therefore limited. Even with these restrictions the membership is ex- ceedingly high. The German club is a unique way to practice and of course per- fect your pronounciation and grammar in the German language. Those involved also find it extremely fun! This year found the club initiating a new sponsor. Leadership changes are alwyas difficult, but this group weathered the stormy times and things are looking great! The new sponsor is Sarah Coil. i FRONT ROW: (left to right): Ruth Burris, Tasha Zaharako, Sherri Klopfer, Beth Fidelday, Lori Meyer, Stacey Spears, David Lewis, Kenny Fischer, Allen Singer. SECOND ROW: Christy Wismann, Anna Gilbert, Danielle Baxter, Robert Conley, Casey Albright, Jodi Rummel, Tanya Drew. Chelsie Stciger- wald. Anna Gilbert, Sara Dctmcr, Tara Macdonald. TF1IRD ROW: Frau Coil (sponsor), Brenda Potraffkc, Denver Cavins. Tom Seaver, Billy Walston, Mike Kervin, Donnie Taggart, Joe Perkins, Otto Pittncr, Aaron Kozlowski, Pat Pohlc, Kim Weaver. What A Brite Club!! The Sunshine Society is a group of special young ladies who care, share, and spread happiness to those around them. The club does many important things such as fund raising, visiting the sick and elderly, and the all important IDEAL LADY TEA. The club promotes a posi- tive attitude and helps the members ma- ture. Ms. Joyce Draut is the sponsor of this special group and is the IDEAL LADY model. Good work! FIRST ROW: Connie Fields. Valerie Elfers. SEC- OND ROW: Stacey Herzog, Donna Harnishfeger, Michelle Witte, Tina Wittcridc, Tammy Walker, Bema Fox, Anna Gilbert, Gabrielle Snyder. THIRD ROW: Cindy Cunningham, Jan Delay. Kelly Sizemore, Rhonda Wilson, Paula Trentman, Ericka Honeycutt, Angela Holiday, Lisa Craig, Ramona Wilson, Ms. Draut. 58 Business Is Their Business FRONT ROW: M. Dee, D. Gilvin, J. Pickett. R. Moore, W. House, A. Henry, L. Luke, K. Droege, M. Becrafl, L. Luke; MIDDLE ROW: R. Moore. B. Butler, K. Sizemore, J. Blain, K. Gregory. C. Field, C. Eckstein; BACK ROW: J. Hewitt, M. Bauer, A. Barry. T. Schorsh, A. Cutler, A. Hall. The group called the Future Business Leaders of America is very important in today’s world. FBLA is an organization for busines students to improve their skills. The big highlight of the organization is the day in the office. This special day in- volves members of the group going to se- lected businesses of the area and learning how the business works from the inside. This experience gives these students hands on experience in the every day workings of a business. Miss Flelms is the sponsor for this great group and she has done a wonderful job with this young group of future business leaders! LOOK OUT WORLD!!!!!! Fellowship Of Christian Athletes The year had many highlights for the huddle. Membership increased tremen- dously, and the huddle hosted the spring fling which was an evening of inspiration and perspiration. Sponsors for this year were: Mr. Dilts, Mr. Nowlin, Mr. Moorhead, Mr. Ahaus, and Miss Greene. Officers were: Pres., Sara Rumsey, V.P., Jim Harland and trcas., Sta- cey Peterson. ROW 1: D. Dilts. M. Kervin, C. Day, A. Meyer, C. Gilbert,S. Rumsey, S. Peterson, J. Harland. C. Elam, S. Detmer, D. Hopkins, A. Meyer, S. Crider; ROW 2: S. Gerke, T. Waite, G. Goodpaster, A. Lewis, A. March, K. Daugherty, S. Pettit, K. Core. M. French, C. Morris, J. Check, J. Karp, S. Rullman. ROW 3: H. Ahaus, T. Scaver, G. Groh, C. Daughrty, C. Rumsey, G. Vogclgcsang, D. Lewis. J. Batchelor, A. Terrill, S. Meyer, Miss Greene, Mr. Moorhead. 59 Boys Intramurals: Hoops Many of the young men of our school participated in a program called intramurals. These sometime hoopsters really have fun out on the court, but they are very competitive too. This program is a way for young men who do not participate in the high school varsity system to enjoy the sport at a little more competitive level than the street level. Members of this years winning team First Row: Darrell Thayer, Garry Wafford, Mike Langdon. Row 2: Brad lekenroth, Joe Zoller, Todd Langdon, Doug Powell, Bob Lyons Ten Pin Fun Another type of intramurals at South Dearborn is bowling intramur- als. This involved both males and fe- males. Participants competed at the Durbin Bowl in Lawrenceburg. This program gave students a chance to enjoy a sport that is not a part of the athletic program at the high school. Those who competed felt that it was fun and hope to see it continue in the future years. Winners of bowling in- tramurals are pictured at right. 60 SPORTS Fix It Crew When you mention a fix it crew, one would think maybe you are talking about the main- tenance department at South Dearborn. In this case we are talking about the fine training team. It would be impossible to run an athletic program properly without the aid of trainers. They spend a vast amount of time trying to keep the players together long enough to com- pete and they do a super job of it. Pictured at right: Kneeling - Matt Hummel, Julie Karp, Mike Langdon, Tom Utter. Standing - Sherry Pettit, Tina Mangold, Mike Emery, and Joe Mann. Head trainer Denny Dilts and Assistant Trainer Lance Patterson. Special Olympians Run Hard The Special Olympic team at South Dearborn was very suc- cessful at the Area 14 Track Meet. The S.D. team won 5 firsts and 6 seconds out of 20 events which is an excellent per- centage. The highlight of the season was the Team’s trip to Indiana State University in June for the Indiana Special Olympic State Games. Approximately 2,200 athletes from all over the state of Indiana competed in the meet. Honorary Coach Steve Alford spoke during the Open- ing Ceremonies which were fol- lowed by 3 days of athletic com- petition. The South Dearborn team competed in the track and field events. Pictured at right: (1 to r) Darla Watson, Mrs. Lane (par- ent), Dana Hurley, Chuck Richards, Diana Moore, Mike Clark, Diana Hoskins, Chris Hann, Joe Burris, and not pic- tured are Coach Karen Greene, Parent Mrs. Clark, and Student Helper Jasica Redwine. Motivators of Enthusiasm Above left: Varsity Cheerleaders (Bottom), Mary Waller, 2nd row L to R: Denise Hopkins, Angie Helton, Angie Miller. 3rd row: Stephanie Emery, Shyra Crider, Tammi Waite. Above Right: Freshman Cheerleaders 1st row L to R: Kristi Baunschback, Nysa James, Jamie Black. 2nd row: Lisa Rumsey, Lisa Gentry, Vanessa Reynolds. Below: Reserve Cheerleaders L to R: Cyndi Morris, Julie Cummins, Gina Goodmaster, Michelle French, and Wendy Browning The 1987-88 cheerleaders began the season with much excitement for the new coming school year. In the summer the cheerleaders attended camp which showed them new ideas as well as new techniques. With the new year also came a new sponsor, Patty Gossett took over the cheerle- aders with much enthusiasm and leadership. The cheerle- aders sponsored a beach party which became an excellent fund raiser. Also for the first time the girls sold “South Dearborn Knights” key chains which helped raise money as well as school spirit. There was a new tradition started this year for cheerle- aders. Instead of the regular six it became seven places. The increase in positions was to do new stunts and to cre- ate more spirit. Cheerleaders have an important job: they are the people responsible for creating spirit at sporting events as well as school. KNIGHTS FOREVER Spirit is displayed by the pep club of South Dearborn High School. They deser- ve much credit for all the time and effort that they contribute to our school. The pep club carries out many duties that go unnoti- ced by many individuals. They put up signs for ail types of sports and create spirit in and out of school. The spirit may just be ap- parent in school but the members of the pep club go above and beyond their duty to cre- ate spirit at school activities and sporting events. Assisting the pep club at sporting events are the dragon and the yell-leaders. Both the dragon and the yell-leader are supports in bringing spirit to the crowd at many of the sporting events. The dragon brings en- thusiasm to the children and adults at the games while the yell-leaders assist the cheerleaders in creating spirit and cheers at the games. (right) Kelly Elder as the dragon, (below-left) Yell-Lead- ers: bottom; David Lewis, Darrin Couch, middle; John Hoskins, Pat McGraw, top; Jim Hariand, (below-right); the Pep Club 1st row (L to R): Scott Fowler, Gary Hensley, Jason Cummins. Pat MeGraw, Jim Harland, Dan Jefferson, Chris Daugherty, Jim Batchelor, Second row; Ed Haus- er, Anthony Thrasher. Corey Short, David Lewis, Reid Hensley, Doug Caswell, John Hoskins, Chip Richardson, Third row; Brent Busse, Tony Halbig, Erie Oat- man, Aaron McFelca, Brian Vornheder, Jason Cheek. Garry Groh, Chris Drake, Tim Roberts, Brian Bold, Jeff Stratman, Chris Hinkle, Jason Wissman, Shawn Gabbard, Mike Couch. Eric Ramey, 5th row; Tony Benning, Bill Walston. Joe Ryle, Ty Brown, Brad Quinn, David Neff, Kenny Day, Andy Terrill, Sixth row; Mgr. Mark Armstrong, Mgr. Ken Schlinkert, Shawn Murphy, Royce Heim, John Kelley. Richie McIntosh. Seventh row; Asst. Coach Chuck Thomas, Head Coach Nick Redden, Asst. Coach Foster Harris, Asst. Coach Stew Hall, Asst. Coach Mike Worley. Striving For Excellence The 1987 football season was one of excitement, success, defeat, and many other learning experiences. The team took on the challenge of the '87 season with much pride and dedication. This pride and dedication along with determination showed the qualities of a fine team and more important, a group of fine young men. Though the success of this team was not always shown on the score board, these young men reached many team and individual goals. The hard work put into reaching these goals mustn’t go unnoticed. The team and the coaches put in many hours trying to make this team the best it could possibly be. This hard work paid off in many different ways. The memories left behind from the 1987 season will be cherished by the team and the coaches, and all of the hard work and dedication will also be remem- bered. The young men also learned to strive for excel- lence for the rest of their lives. 65 66 67 Tomorrow’s Grid Iron Heroes • at 99 mu ff I if Freshman Left to right: First row Jerry Powell, Travis Draper, Dale Engle. Second Row- Mark Allen, Shane Ashcraft, John McBride. Third Row- Brent Presley, Ray Hale, Tony Hummel. Tom Seaver, Mike Kcrvin, Heath Howard. Joel Meyers, Tony Wickersham, Tomm Wells, Mike Morrison, Larry Burgess. Fourth Row- Scott Higgins, Billy Lay, Jeremy New, Chad Burrows N t Pictured: Mike Schwartz, Ron Schaufert, Troy Thayer, Brian Helton. Left to right: Knelling; Scan Murphy. Tony Bcnning, Brad Quinn, Ken Day, Ty Brown. Roycc Heim, Standing; Richie McIntosh, David Neff, John Kelly, Joe Ryle, Andy Terrill, Kris Hingle. Volleyball First El AC Title Left to Right; Kneeling; Beth Slayback, Gloria Miller, Kathy Davis, Anna Meyer, Christi Day, Kelly Elder, Missy Leptak. Standing; Asst. Coach Trainer-Robin Slayback, Mgr. Tina Mangold, Paula Trenman, Michele Bcacraft, Annie Tiettmeyer, Amy March, Julie Anderson, Sue Pettit, Mgr. Jody Schuman, and Coach Pam Merrill. The Lady Knights Volleyball Team at South Dearborn High School accom- plished certain feats in the 1987 season that no other team in the school’s history has ever done. They won the first EIAC title. And they had four team members elected to the EIAC conference team which are: Christy Day, Gloria Miller, Kathy Da- vis, Kelly Elder, and one team member elected as MVP of the Conference. This person is Kelly Elder. Coach Pam Mer- rill dealt with a young but strong team with only 3 seniors. They were strong in all areas of passing, setting attacking leading them to their Conference title. Their record of 14-13 is no indication of the hard work, dedication, spirit that the team contributed. 69 Above: The team is in awe as Kelly demonstrates a perfect spike. Top Right: The team ponders over whether to wear buns or shorts. Middle Right: The ob- ject is to sec who can run back to their corner the fast- est. Bottom Right: The intensity of the game is affec- ting everyone while Gloria laughs in the face of adversity. 70 S D Spikers Bump Foes The girls’ Reserve Freshman volleyball team was coached this year by Robin Slayback- her first year as a coach at SDHS. The Reserve team worked hard throughout the year preparing for the upcoming playing time on the Varsity team. The Freshman team worked long and hard on basic skills, learning how to compete in their first High School team. Good luck in your 1988 season. On the floor left to right: Mgr. Jodie Schuman, Julie Ander- son. Anne Titcmeyer, Becky Montgomery, Tasha Zabarako, Trainer Tina Mangold, Asst. Coach Robin Slayback. Top to Bot- tom on stairs: Leslie Votaw. Jodi Rummel. Kari Core, Sue Pettit, Christy Burdsall, Ray Lozier, Mgr. Paula Trentman. Front row left to right: Mgr. Paula Trentman, Danielle Baxter, Georganne Miller, Emily Burton, Kelly Leffler, Trainer Tina Mangold, Asst. Coach Robin Slay- back, Top row left to right: Kim Rumsey, Angie Powell, Gail Robbins, Brenda Potraffke, Becky Schuman, and Sandra Phipps. 71 Linksters Swing Again Jeanne Kinnett led the 1987 Lady Knights golf team through a tough sea- son. Although their record doesn't show it, the coach felt it was a year of great improvement. Members of the Lady Linksters were front row standing: Robin Fogle, Coach Jeanne Kinnett, and Jodi Stanley. Middle Row: Angie Ware, Andi Walston. Top row: Kim Daugherty, Kris Auxier, and Amy Ri- chardson. Good Luck in your 1988 golf season. 72 Top Left: Amy refuses to get her picture taken while she is in- tensely preparing for her next hole. Middle left: Jodi decides to take a shade break. Bottom Left: The perfect form of Ro- bin’s tee off is something the teammates should watch. Top right: Kim Angie discuss the tactics of keeping the ball out of the woods. Above: Andi shows her teeing off abilities. 73 “Run Hard” “Die Hard” (1 to r) (trainer) Donald Frantz, John Baker, Brad Duerstock, Toby Kelly, Eric Sherman, Coach Gary Hall, (front row) Todd Russell, David Kelly, Mike Emery, Steve Gerke, Billy Hartwell, Bill Bclcw. The boys’ 1987-1988 cross country team ran tough during their season. There was a lot of improvement shown by each individ- ual. Senior Steve Gerke was awarded most outstanding. Bill Belew received most im- proved award. Todd Russell received most improved first year while senior Steve Gerke was awarded his second award for best mental attitude. Lettering for the Knights were Brad Duerstock, Todd Rus- sell, Steve Gerke, Mike Emery, Bill Belew, David Kelly, and Bill Hartwell. 74 75 Lead the Way Lady Knights (left to right) (trainer) Donald Frantz, Angie Lewis. Chelsie Steigerwald. Coach Gary Hall, (front row)Christy Tibbs, Denise Shell, Lisa Gentry, Lori Gentry, Ronna Castellucio, and Mary Conley. The 1987-1988 Girls' cross country team started off on the right foot this year. The girls won their third straight E1AC and won sectional also. Advan- cing to the regionals, the girls placed ninth. Senior Ronna Castellucio led the way the whole year, with juniors Lori Gentry and Christy Tibbs closely be- hind. All of the girls showed great im- provement throughout the season. Ronna Castellucio was awarded most outstanding and Lori Gentry was awar- ded most improved. Lisa Gentry re- ceived most improved first year while Chelsie Steigerwald received best attitude. 76 Top left: Marcy ahead of her competition Top right: Blow them away Denise Above right: Where do you think they’re going? Above middle: Chelsie think- ing “What did Angie put in my shoe?” Above: Run Christy Run!! Far left: Ronna showing her stride Left: Ronna getting ready to attack! 77 Lady Aqua Knights Winning Again The Lady Aqua Knights swam into another su- perb season. Taking runner up in EIAC the team worked hard. In sectional the girls placed fourth while four girls, Christie Kuehling, Anne Ellin- ghausen, Krista Gcisler, and Kym McDonald went to state finals. At State junior Christie Kuehling placed sixth in 100 yard backstroke and eighteenth in 100 yard butterfly while the relay team of Christie Kuch- ling, Anne Ellinghauscn, Krista Geislcr and Kym McDonald placed nineteenth at state. The Lady Aqua Knights ended up with a state rank of fortieth. Outstanding records were broken by Christie Kuehling in 100 yard backstroke with a time of 1:01.30 and 100 Freestyle with a time of 55:16. Senior Dainc Kitchell dove excellently winning EIAC diving. Christie Kuehling was awarded most outstanding, and senior Kym McDonald re- ceived most improved. Diane Kitchell received best mental attitude, while Lori Carnine received most improved first year. (1 to r) Lori Carnine, Krista Geisler, Anne Ellinghauscn, Bridget Baker. Kelly Hyde, Christie Kuehling, Erin Casper, Christy Henry, (front) (assistant coach) Karen Greene, Jenny Weber, Kym McDonald, Diane Kitchell, Laura Lozier, Coach Bob Kclsik. 78 Awesome: 7 Sectionals in a Row! Crystal, Sara and Amy celebrate the Sectional win! The 1987-88 Lady Knights varsity squad finished out a season with some outstanding accomplishments under fourth year coach Bill Snyder. The Lady Knights were lead by seniors Crystal Elam, Sara Rumsey and Stacey Peterson. The team finished out the season with a 16-7 record, a Conference Title, Ripley County Tourney Champs and won their 7th consecutive Sectional Title. Like all beginnings there must be an end and the Lady Knights found that end in the first round of the Regionals to Jennings County, a team ranked ninth in the state. Still the team as whole finished out an excellent year as did several individuals. Crystal Elam was honored with MVP of Converence, Rebounding trophy and shared Co-MVP of Sectional with teammate and standout sophomore Amy March. Amy also received most improved. Gloria Miller was honored with best defensive player. Sara Rumsey received the free throw and mental attitude awards and Missy Lcptak received the most assists. Now one can see why the Lady Knights were the team to beat. From Row: Gloria Miller, Beth Slayback, Tara Moehring, Georgia Hostetler, Man- ager Casey March. Back Row: Coach Bill Snyder, Missy Lcptak, Amy March, Crystal Elam, Sara Rumsey, Stacey Peterson, Trainer Lance Patterson. 80 Future Roundball Heroines Start Here Lower left. Lisa Gentry, Sue Pettit, Kim Daugherty, Sara Detmer, Robin Shell; Upper right, Kelly Leffler, Nysa James, Bev Ickcnroth, Kristy Oatman, Amy Henry, Anne Ellinghausen. and Coach Lloyd Nowlin. Young, talented and they have a hard core coach. Who else could we be talking about but the Lady Knights Reserve and Freshman squads. The Lady Knights are coached by one of the greatest coaches in S.D. history, Lloyd Nowlin. The Reserve team finished out the season with a 12-6 record. The Reserve squad was lead by sophomores Kim Daugherty, Sara Detmer, Kristy Oatman and Sue Pettit. Kim Daugherty was awarded with the highest free throw percentage trophy and Sue Pettit was honored with most re- bounds. S.D.’s freshman squad finished out the sea- son with a 4-6 record and proved to be a force that will need to be reoned with by the time they reach the varsity level. Lower left - Lisa Gentry, Anne Ellinghausen. Robin Shell. Upper Right - Kelly Leffler, Nysa James. Bev Ickenroth. Amy Henry, and Coach Lloyd Nowlin. 82 S.D. Hoopsters Up and coming Bottom left Tom Utter, Todd Conley, Bruce Murray, Jason Cheek, Danny Jefferson, Jeff Stratman, Chuck Thomas. Upper right Steve Schlinkert, Coach Jim Shannon, Jim Moorehead Gary Groh, Jim Batchelor, Chris Rumsey, Derek Schneider, Allen Poth, Chris Daugherty, assistant coach Rob Moore- head. The boys Varsity squad for 1987-88 was headed by first year coach Jim Shannon and led by Seniors Chris Daugherty, Bruce Murray, Danny Jefferson, Chris Rumsey and Jim Batchelor. The Knights are young and talented and show a lot of promise for years to come. The team was put through a tough time at first, but then they started to mold together and became a true team. The Knights finished out their regular season with a record 8-12. The team finished third in the Conference and played arch rival Lawrenceburg in the first game of section- al. S.D. and Lawrenceburg met twice dur- ing the regualr season and split the wins by going into overtime both times. Yet, in the sectional game Lawrenceburg prevailed and beat S.D. 78 to 70. Even though with the losses S.D. Knights had some pretty strong individual perfor- mances. The most assists award went to Bruce Murray. Most rebounds, Derek Schneider. Best free throw percentage was awarded to Jeff Stratman and the attitude award went to Jim Batchelor. The Knights, even though having a losing record proved to a lot of people during the 1987-88 season that the Knights will be back strong next year. Reserve and Frosh: On The Move! J h lim III imi m m Lower Row - Toby Kelly, Gordon Perkins, Jim Huddleston, Mark Vogelgesang and Kris Hinkle; Upper Row Matt Raab. Eric Sherman, Allen Poth, Craig Fitzpatrick, David Neff and Coach Rob Moorehead. The 1987-88 boys’ reserve team finished out the season with a record 13-7. The squad lead by first year coach Rob Moorehead showed great promise for continued success on the varsity level. The reserve squad was lead by Juniors Jason Cheek, Jimmy Heddleston and Allen Poth. Individual awards at the end of the year were given out to Eric Sherman for most rebounds and best free throw percentage. The boy’s freshman squad for the 1987-88 season was coached by Larry Hornbach. The team finished out the season 11-6. The free throw trophy went to Craig Fitzpatrick. The freshman squad showed many people that they will be very capable to handle the job of varsity and reserve when the time comes. Special thanks goes out to Rob Curry, who helped Mr. Horn- bach out with coaching the freshman B team. Lower Row - Manager Joe Mason, Marc Allen, Matt Petty, Corey Piche, David Burress, Ricky Moore, Robby Lusby, scorekeepcr Kevin Gerke; Upper Row Travis Gilbert, Ron Schaufert, Shane Billingsley, Brian Helton, Craig Fitzpa- trick, Zane White, Duane Willoughby, Heath Howard, Kevin House, Kenny Fischer, and Head Coach Larry Hornbach. GRAPPLERS DEMOLISH FOES! f ront row, left to right: Manager Dawn Disbro, Kelly Clark, Joe Kennedy, Randy Schwing, Todd Russell, Kim Johnson, Brian Burris, J.B. Bartlett, Manager Staci Spears. Second row, left to right: Mr. Karasek, Joe VanWinklc, Jason Krcinhop. Brett Preseley, Shane Huey, Shawn Snyder, Tony VanWinkle, Ben Searcy, Dave Lewis, John Hoskins. Coach Gardner. The 87-88 wrestling team welcomed a new coach George Gard- ner. Even though the boys were under a new instructor they fin- ished their season 15-4 in dual meets. The list of achievements are endless, but we will give as many as possible. They won the EIAC Conference for the first time with five of the wrestlers placing first. Second in sectional, where four placed first, and five second. Next comes regional where the S.D. team took a fourth place. The Semi- State is where J.B. Bartlett, John Hoskins, Dave Lewis, and Shane Huey were qualifiers, unfortunately none of the guys continued to state. The season was very successfull with Randy Schwing Honorary Team Captian, J.B. Bartlett; Most Valuable Player; and Most Improved went to Shane Huey, also J.B. received Most Team Points of 183. SD Dual Meets (15-4) OPP. 63 Conncrsvillcs 8 4g Greens burg 21 54 Milan 18 33 East Central 29 56 Lawrence burg 16 54 Southwestern 18 67 Westfield 6 69 Anderson-Highland 0 33 Pendleton Heights 36 50 Seymour 18 21 Brookville 39 48 Bedford North 24 30 Jeffersonville 37 58 Madison 15 25 Jennings County 39 57 Batesville 8 57 Conner 14 44 East Central 20 53 Conncrsvillc Inv E.I.A.C. Section Regional Lawrenccburg Tournament Results 3 8 26 1 6 2 5 4 21 86 4 I 9 Top left: Kelly stands to the crowd’s applaussc. Left: Ben seeks to pin another opponent. Right top: Huey increases his record with one more pin. Middle right: Todd works himself up for his first victory. Above: Shawn muscles his way to another victory. 87 RUNNING ON RESERVE POWER The 87-88 Wrestlerettes had a rather easy season this year with only one home match to worry about. This group of girls have specific jobs to do. Some of them clean the mats, while others tend to keeping score. Since most of the matches were away the girls only had to concen- trate on cheering on the wrestlers. Front row Left to Right: Dawn Disbro, Staci Spears, Krista Goodpaster, Amy DeSalvo. Second Row: Shelly Wells, Lea Parris, Susan Higham, Kim Lawhorn, Amy Norfleet, Rebecca Jackson. Third Row: Jennifer Tavin, Bridgett Baker, Traci Aylor, Dee Hedrick, Tammy Scranton, Julie Nierlich. MORE THAN MAT MAIDS Our 1987-88 reserve wrestling team had a very good season with a 3- 1 record. Their three victorious matches were held against Conners- ville Brookville, and Lawrenceburg. With a reserve team like this, we have a good advantage with our varsity team next year. Front left to right: John Murphy, Brett Presley, Tom Wells, Jake Stewart, Keremy Wilson, Krista Goodpas- ter. Second Row: Coach Gardner, Jason Kreinhop, Brad Ickenroth, Mick Kervin, John Kelly, Mike Stewart, Asst. Coach Karasek. s o u TRACK H D E A R B O R N Potential Runs Amuck A supposedly weak boys' track team found that there was more than just potential for the future this year. Although not setting the world on fire with their record they surprised many an opponent with the hardness and dedi- cation in which they performed. Small in nunmbers but large in desire led them to a satisfying year filled with many goals and objectives being met. Potential shines bright for the future as many of last year’s performers were hungry underclassmen ready to tackle yet another season and make it even more successful. Seated: (L to R) D. Kelly, B. Presley,S. Gcrkc, T. Russell, J. Harland, M. Emery. T. Kelly, Manager J. Mann. Standing: (L to R) P. McGraw, D. Lewis, A. Terrill, D.Schneider, K. Hinkle. T. Bcnning, M. Kcrvin, Trainer T. Mangold, Coach Gary Hall. 90 Winning in the Long Run Front: (L to R) S. Rullman, S. Pettit, K. Elder, L. Gentry, L. Gentry. T. Drew, M. Conley, R. Costelucio. D. Shell. C. Tibbs. Trainer J. Mann. Back: (L to R) S. Pe- terson, D. Kitchcll, A. Lewis, S. Rumscy, B. Ickcnroth, N. James. J. Anderson. Trainer T. Mangold. Manager L. Schwartz, Coach Rob Moorhead. The South Dearborn girls showed why they are considered to have some of the most athletically talented abili- ty in southern Indiana. The girls’ track team was highly successful once again this year. The girls finished second in the conference and were very impressive in the sectional. One of many highlights of the year was Kelly Elder’s record breaking discus throws in both the sectionals and the regionals. 91 STROKE OF CONFIDENCE Front row: left to right—Brad Ducrstock, Steve Gerke, Gary Vogclgcsang. Eric Kuchling. Donnie Taggart, Todd Whitson. Coach Hutchinson. Back row: Asst. Coach Zimmerman, Tony Hummel, Mike Emery, John Althoff, Joel Meyer. The 87-88 boy’s swimming team was one of small numbers, but of quality numbers. They finished the season 6-4, placing second in Conference, and fifth in Sectional. Steve Gerke, Gary Vogelge- sang, Eric Kuehling, and Matt Hummel were the returning sen- iors, along with Mike Emery. The rest of the team consists of three juniors: Brad Duerstock, John Althoff, Donnie Taggart; sopho- more: Todd Whitson; and freshman: Tony Hummel. Brad Duer- stock received Most Improved along with Tony Hummel receiving Most Improved First Year. Most Valuable went to senior Steve Gerke and Best Mental Attitude was taken by a first year senior Mike Emery. Matt Hummel, Steve Gerke, Brad Duerstock, Gary Vogelgesang, and Eric, Kuehling were named All Conference. Stephanie Rullman was the manager for the boys. Congradula- tions on a successful season! 92 Top left: Kevin takes a breather before the next event. Left: “Steve I’ll never do it again! Top right: Donnie is always ready and willing, able we don’t know about. Middle: Steve gets tired of Gary showing off for the camera. Above: Frogman returns. 93 FC i H r A sM t P S E v e r E. I. A. C. The 1988 girls' tennis team was the first ever to win E.I.A.C. conference and advance to the sec- ond round of Sectional. Sue Haverkos and Beth Slayback placed first in doubles at Conference. Placing second in first singles was Stephanie Em- ery and second in third singles was Amy Helton. The season record ended up as 9-6 and confer- ence record was 5-2. The girls had a very successful season with the girls showing a lot of determination and never giving up on any match. Most Improved Player was given to Angie Hel- ton. Beth Slayback and Sue Haverkos received Most Valuable Player and the Guts Award was received by Amy Helton. 94 Left to right; Coach Karask, Gloria Miller, Julie Karp, Stephanie Emery, Denise Hopkins, Melanie Wright, Sue Haverkos, Beth Slayback, Cindy Morris, Angie Helton, Amy Helton, and Chelsie Steigerwald. To left: A quick pose for the camera before the next match. Top right: Chclsic is reaching for the ski. Middle left: Amy attempts a ballet step after a wonderful hit. Middle right: One more successful hit for Beth. Left: Another backhand smash for a win. Above: Cindy and Chelsie take a short break between matches. 95 Young Team Gains Experience The 1987-88 South Dearborn Boys’ Tennis Team swung into action in Au- gust full of enthusiasm and the desire to gain experience. Coach Don Karasek stated that the boys played well but their lack of experience hurt them. The boys consisted of: back row; Bruce Murray, Brad Ickenroth, Todd Langdon, Kevin Burris, and Coach Don Karasek. Front row; Kenny Fischer, Jim Johnson, Stacy Meyer, David Burris, Kevin Gerke, and Craig Fitzpatrick. The boys ended their season 1-15, finish- ing fifth in conference and sectional. 96 Covering All The Bases The 1988 Softball team at South Dearborn bounced back from a very slow start to end up with a very respectable season. Being only the second year of a relatively new sport in high school, the girls took the field with eagerness to take on any opponent. Softball has still not caught on in popularity as only 12 girls came out for the team, but one has to remember that quality far outweighs quanity, and this statement definitely held true for this year’s team. Not only is it a new sport, but there was also a new coach involved with an array of fresh recruits because of the numerous graduates that no longer could be counted on for this season’s team. Considering all these obstacles the girls did quite well in achieving as many of their goals and objectives as they could during the course of the year. Fast pitch softball is an excellent game and very competitive for young adults. If you have any interest in playing next spring, get into shape and break out the old glove. Front (L to R): M. Gray, K. Davis, M. Neff, C. Combs, A. Meyer. B. Belcw Back (L to R): Coach Sally Taskey, M. Whiteford, S. Detmer. K. Daugherty, J. Schu- man. 98 J MM p i Top Left: Mia practices her marching as Miss Cool Sara looks on. Mid Left: Kathy, Carrie, and Michele receive roses on Senior Day. Left: Jodi shows that home run hitting style as Beth awaits her turn. Top Right: Beth. Kim, Mia, and Jodi really aren't to depressed over the dugout being stolen. Above: Marla likes to show her better side from time to time. 99 Of) s C3 100 Back (L to R): G. Groh, J. Sizemore, G. Hughes, S. Fowler, C. Rumsey, D. Powell, C. Justice, D. Bresscrt, Assit. Coach L. Patterson, Head Coach Larry Hornbach. Front (L to R): R. Schmidt, B. Ickenroth, J. Cheek, R. Fussnecker, B. Belew, D. Taggert, M. Raab. Over the years the South Dearborn baseball teams have been the most productive win wise than most of the other athletic teams put together. But all things must come to an end and even though the season was not as successful as usual there were sparks of potential in this failing season. After the number of losses over the last two years to numerous gradu- ations, a rebuilding year had to fig- ured on and this is exactly what hap- pened as the youth of tomorrow had to be used today. The boys of summer flirted with the 500% all season and by the end of the whole affair showed vast signs of improvement which is sure to carry over to next year and the years after. Coach Hornbach feels that if the boys play a lot of ball over the sum- mer they should be ready to increase the number in the win column. Definitely Not Out-of-Bounds Young and energetic would be the key way to describe this season's golf team and the way and desire in which they played were also expressed by enthusiasm. Under the direction of Coach Chuck Thomas, which was in his first year, the golf team tried to cover all the angles by con- stantly going over the basics. In the game of golf the young must learn the basics before any real progress can be made. Even though the reoerd did not express what was achieved, the players advanced to a new realm of under- standing of all aspects that can later be mastered by this inexperienced group of linksters. The team is pictured at top left and are as follows: Standing (L to R): J. Hughes, B. Murray, R. Strassmeier, S. Petty, C. March. B. Ruter, and Coach Chuck Thomas. Kneeling (L to R): D. McNealy, D. Pyles, P. Allen, J. Hoskins, G. Marble, and B. Shelton. 102 Top Left: Casey shows the boys a true golf swing. Mid Left: Is that Ron Howard on the links? Left: Doug smiles because it's the first time he hit a fairway. Top Right: What form! Hold back girls! Above: We’re tired of always looking for Coach Thomas’ putts. UNDERCLASS The Freshman class of 1987- 1988 entered South Dearborn very timid and unsure of their new envi- ronment. They learned to work to- gether in their very successful pro- ject of selling candy. Sponsor, Gene Cleary, guided the Fresh- man students with their candy sale in order to support them for their Junior Year Prom. As the year went on, the Rookies developed into maturing young adults; ready to meet the upcom- ing years of high school life. With this progress, the final level of Sen- iorism will be the ultimate goals. The class officers for the Fresh- man group did an excellent job throughout the year. Pictured at left as follows: Vice President — Danielle Baxter; President Brett Presley; Secretary — Geor- geann Miller; Treasurer — Kim Walston. Rookies First Step Towards The Top. Freshmen Albright. William Allen. Marcus Amburgcy. Dennis Anderson. Christopher Ashcraft. Shane Baker. William Banschbach. Kristie Barber. George Barrows. Chad Baxter. Danielle Bedel, Robert Begley. Laura Billingsley. Charles Billingsley. Shane Bishop. Mike Black. Jamie Broshears. Scott Bryant. Jacqueline Buddenberg. Lori Burgess. Larry Burkhart. Carla Burress. David Burris, Ruth Burris. Shelley Burton. Emily Butler. Brian Campbell. Alccsa Cavins. James Combs. Darrell Conley. Robert Cotton Amy Couch. Keith Craig. Mike Crisp. Vernon Dee. Michael Denman. Penny DcSalvo. Amy Dills, Jerry Dirkhising. Carina Disbro, Steve Draper. Travis Dunn, Bobbie Dunn. Kimberly Eckstein. Christy Ellinghauscn. Anne Ellis. Judy Elza. Jamie Englchardt, Bobby Engle. Dale Fields. Dana Fischer. Kenneth Fitzpatrick. Craig Fraasman, Angie Gentry. Lisa Gerkc Kevin Gilbert. Anna Gilbert. Travis Gillespie. Candi • Goodpaster. Billy Goodpastcr. Krista a Green. Paul 4 Grizzell, Nicky Hampton. James • ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ 106 Hilton. Scott Hogue. Jeff Holt. Barbara House. Kevin Houze. Cindy Howard. Heath Huffman. Don Hummel. Tony Miller. Dawn Miller. Gcorgeann Moore. Richard Morchead. Donald Morrison. Mike Mueller. Lisa Murphy. Buck Murphy. Johnny Huntington. Robert Hurley. Dana lekenroth. Beverly Inman. Holly Jackson. Alice Jackson. Daryl Jacobs. Ginger James Nysa Jenkins. Tiffany Johnson. Angie Johnson. James Jones. Brian Jones. Jackie Joyce. Peggy Kenney, Rhctt Kervin. Mike Klopfcr. Sherri Koch. Jeff Lambert. Rob Lane. Shane Lay. Billy Lee. Tara Lcfflcr, Kelly Lingle. Laurel Lozier. Lonnie Luke. Lisa Lunsford. Teresa Lusby. Robby Manford. Chad Marble. Dawn Mason Joe McAllister. Nicole McBride. John Messer. Misty Metz. Ann Marie Matzger. Tammy Meyer. Stacy Meyers. Joel Middleton, Richard Miller. Alicsha New. Jeramy Nierlich. Julie Norman. Cyrstal Nutty. Christines O'Connor. Penny Ochs. Danny Peterson. Rcnay Petro. Chad Hartman. Lee Hedger. Mary Heller. Ryan Helton. Brian Henry, Amy Hewitt. Julia Higgins. Scott Higham. Chris Freshmen ► ♦ 4 • ♦ Petty. Matt Phipps. Sondra Pich£. Cory Pohlc. Patrick Potraffkc. Brenda Powell. Angelia Powell. Jerry Presley. Brett Probst. Jason Pruss. Terry Ranshaw, Robert Reynolds. Vanessa Richardson. Ranae Riddell. Brian Ritchie. Jenny Robbins. Gail Roland. Jutanna Kolfes. Charity Rub. Andy Rullman. Regina Rumscy. Kim Rumscy, Lisa Russell. Billy Russell, Robert Russell. Tammy Rutcr. Brian Savage. Arlene Schaufcrt. Ron Schncbclt. Sandy Schwartz, Mike Scaver. Tom Settles. Amy Shell. Robin Sherman. Erie Shuman. Rebekah Sizemore. Thelma Stano. Donald Storms, Charles Swift, Kimberly Tarvin. Jennifer Tcdesco, Kate Thayer. Troy Townsend. Joe Tullis. Jenny Upton. Tina Vinson. Tammy Wafford. Steve Walker. Tammy Walston. Kim Watkins. Becky Wells. Tom Werner. Robbie West. Kim Whisman. Angel White. Zane Wickersham. Joseph Wicki cr. Kristie Willoughby. Duane Wilson. Jeremy Wingate. Billy Wismann. Christina Wittcride. Tina Wolker. Mary ♦ 108 Sophomores During their first year, which is now successfully behind them, the sophomores experienced the trials and tribulations all high school students go through. The sophomore class officers are President Michelle Witte, Vice President Gina Goodpastor, Secretary Colleen Murphy, and Treasurer Rhonda Flannagan. These four people organized candy sales and other fund raisers to raise money for the prom. Albrecht. Alexander Armbruster. Joe Aschcrman, Heather Ashcraft, Jeremy Atkins. Travis Bailey. Kimberly Baker. Bridget Benning. Anthony Benson. Joey Bcrncckcr. Carrie Bcrninger. Mike Bickers, Robert Bishop. David Block. Heather Baker. Tony Bartlett, Jim Bascom. Stephane Beard. Gina Beatty. Brian Beeraft. Jennifer Bennett. Amy ► ♦ • ♦ Bowling. Tara Bowman. Lisa Brown. Michelle Brown. Tyrone Browning. Wendy Bruns. Steve Bryant. Darlene Burdsall. Christy Burress. Kevin Burris. Brian Bums, Joe Cameron. Karl Carter. John Caudill. Shane Chapin, Lonnie Chapman. Jackie Clark, Carrie Clark. Lisa Connlcy. Todd Core. Kari Cornett. Gayle ♦ 110 Cornett. Jennifer Couch. Donnie Couch, Troey Craddock. Mark Cummins. Julie Curlin. Troy Curtis, Jeanme Daugherty. Jamc Daugherty, Kim Davidon. Brent Day. Kenneth Dell. Andrea Detmer. Sara Dick. Richard Dillis. Cathy Dragoo, Irene Dunn. Trisha Eaglin. Melissa Eldridge, Kelly Eng. David Feller. Lisa Fields. Jeffrey Flanagan. Rhonda Fox. Berna French. Michelle Fritz, Naomi Fuchs. Kimberly Getsler, Krista Gentry. Todd Gilbert, Bobbi Jo Gilbert. Dawncll Goodpastor, Gina Graver. Michael Gulley. Michelle Haas. John Hale. Ray Hammond, Shelly Hann. Chris Hcck. Angela Hedrick. DcAnn Heim, Royce Hensley. Donald Hcrrlingcr. Dawn Hewitt. Darrell Higham, Susan Hinkle. Kris Hoffman. Kendra Holdcraft. Angela Holton. Jon Homola. Angel Hoskins. Diana Houseworth. Mike Hudson. Tonya Hull. Doug Hussung. Charity Hyatt, Tom Jackson. Rebecca Jasper. Terry Johnston. Tommy Jones. Lisa Jones. Sharon Jordon. David Kelly. John Kelly. Toby Kincade, Doug Kozlowski, Aaron Langdon. Michael Land, Terry Lawhorn, Kimberly Lewis. Angela Lowe. Debra Lozier. Rayettc 111 Sophomores MacDonald, Tara Mangold, Tina Manlicf. Shannon March. Amy March, Casey Markland, Paul Marksberry, l.arry Matthews. David MeAlee. David McCord. Michele McDowell, James McIntosh. George McIntosh. Richie McMullin, Jim o McNccly. Derek Mericle. Jana Metzger, Ralph Mize. Becky Money, Handy Montgomery. Rebecca Moore. Diane Moore. Randy Moorman. Ted Morehead, James Morris. Cyndia Morris. Rebecca Muncey. Shellic Murphy. Colleen Murphy, Robert Naegele. Tracy Napier. Patty Neff. David Nelson. Jenny Nguyen. Thcmmy Nielson. Mamie Nierlich. Joe Norfleet. Amy O’Connor. Shawn Oatman. Kristy Oberting, Dawn Oppclt. Tony Palmer. Billie Jo Perkins. Gordon Pettit. Andrea Sue Petty. Shawna Pierce. Nila Porter. Eric Quicksall. Andrea Quinn. Bradley Rabb. Matthew Ranshaw, James Ray. David Red Elk. Michelle Riggs. Lisa Robinson. Jenny Roeder, Shannon % a 4 • ♦ Ross, Roger Rummel, Jodi Ryle, Joseph Salisbury, Mike Schnelbclt. Jim Schub. Irine Schultz, Diana ♦ ♦ 112 I Not Pictured: Hencgar. Robert Herron. David Jackson. James Robert Kennedy. Christa Kindle. Becky Lay. Billy Lewis. April Lusby. JelT Vogeler. Cheryl Willman. Timothy Wingate. Billy Wolkcr. Matt Wright. Melanie Wynn. Becky Young. Susanne Scudder, John Sexton. Shawn Shuman, Jody Smith. Jacqueline Smith. Joey Smith. Shannon Smithson. Sherry Snyder. Gavriellc Snyder. Shawn Stanley. Jodi Stano, Joan Sleigcrwald. Chclsie Stewart. Jabe Struckman. Adrienne Terrill. Andru Thompson. Brian Thompson. Dawn Trentman. Paula Tudor, Trisha Turner. Vikki Utter. Monika Van Winkle. Joe Vaught. Nancy Vinson. Shawn Vogelgesang. Mark Votaw. Leslie Ware. Angela Watson, Aaron Watson. Darla Welling. John West. Tracey Wet el, Roberta Weizler. Robert Whipple. Billie Joe Whitaker. Tammy Whitson. Todd Wiesmann. Cindy Wilson. Scott Wingate. Carrie Witte, Michelle 113 FUN AND FROLIC AT SD Top right: Cute ears, Amy. Top left: Tara and Georgia are finding the shortest route to the tan- ning bed. Mid right: Aha! We found Shirley’s hi- ding place. Bottom right: Crystal has a cute way of collecting IOU’s. Above: Mr. Heim can teach anything-just give him a VCR. 114 JUNIORS: 3 DOWN AND 1 TO GO Our Junior class officers often go with- out much recognition or appreciation, but this very small group endure a lot of obsta- cles just to make our prom a success! They often have to travel far distances to choose an appropriate place for the prom and aft- er-prom. Also they must choose the band and most importantly, they organize the prom meetings to elect the prom colors, theme, and various other important aspects to get things moving. The junior class offi- cers are: President-Larry Gabbard, Vice- President-Gloria Miller, Secretary-Lori Gentry, and Treasurer-Angie Helton. ADAMS. FRED ALTHOFF. JOHN S. II ANDERSON. JULIE ANDERSON. TRACY ARMBRUSTER. CHARLES AUXIER. KRIS AYLOR, MITCH AYLOR. TRACY BAILEY. JIM BAKER. JOHN BAKER. LYNDA BALLARD, BRIAN BAMBERGER. TONY BASCOM. ANITA BATCHELOR. BECKY BAXTER. SHANNON BEACH. DREAMA BECRAFT. MICHELLE BEDFORD. LAURINDA BELEW. BETH BELLINGTON. JAY BENNETT. TOMMY BERGMANN. MANUELA BERNINGER. BONNIE BESSLER. HOLLY BISHOP. DEBBIE BI.AIN. JEFF BOLD. BRIAN BOLLING. CHRIS BRESSERT. DANIEL BROWN. ERIC BRUCE. MICHELLE BUCHANAN. RON BUCK. LORI BUDDENBERG. BRAD BURRIS. DEBORAH BUSSE, BRENT CALDWELL. DARYL CALLON, CISSY CARNINE. LORI 115 . cz X O .2 CASPER. ERIN CHEEK. JASON CHEEK. JEREMY CLARK. ANGIE COLLINS. MEI INDA COMBS. TINA CONLEY. MARCY COUCH. DARIAN COUCH. MICHAEL COUCH. VIOLET CRIDER. SHYRA CUNNINGHAM. CINDY CURLIN. CHRIS CUTTER. DARRIN DAY. CRAIG DEAN. RANDY DELAY. JAN DISBRO. DAVID DIXON. JEFF DRAKE. CHRIS DREW. TANYA DUERSTOCK. BRADLEY ELDER. KELLY ELFERS. VALERIE EMERY. CAROL EMERY. STEPHANIE ESTRIDGE. CHRISTOPHER EVANS. ALVIN EVANS. ANGIE EVANS. KIM EVANS. MICHAEL FEHRMAN. HOLLY FENTON. KENNY FIEDELDEY. BETH FIEDELDEY. TIM FIELD. CONNIE FISHER. BRIAN FOGLE. ROBIN FRANTZ. DONALD FREEMAN. TONYA GABBARD. LARRY GABBARD. SHAWN GENTRY. LORI GILB. CHRIS GILBERT. LORI GOLDEN. NATALIE GRAY. LISA GREIVE. TRACY GRIFFIN. JOEY GROH. GARRY HALBIG. TONY HALLETT, STEPHANIE HAMBY. ANGELA HARNISHFEGER. DONNA HARRIS. GARY HASTINGS. BILLY HAVERKOS. SUE HEINRICH. RICHARD HELTON. ANGIE HENRY. KRISTI HERZOG. STACY HILL. LEWIS HILTON. BRIAN 116 HOFFMAN. SHANNON HONEYCUTT. ERICKA HOPKINS. DENISE HORSTMAN, SONIA HOSTETLER. GEORGIA HOUSE. ERIC HUBBARD. ROBERT HUDDLESTON. JIM HUDEPOHL. VIRGINIA HUDSON. RORY HUEY. SHAYNE HUFFMAN. MARK ALLEN HUGHES. JIM HULL. KEN HYDE. KELLY INMAN. CAROL JACKSON. DENISE JEWETT. SHANE JOHNSON. KENNY JOHNSON. KRISTIE JUSTICE. CHRIS KALB. SIMON KARN. MISTY KARP. JULIE KNIGHT. EDWARD KNOST, LEANNE KREINHOP. JASON KUEHLING. CHRISTIE KYLE, ALISON LANE. BILLY JR. LEPTAK. MELISSA LINVILLE. WENDY LISCHKGE. ROBERT LIVINGSTON. DAVID LONGCAMP. DAVID LOVE. ROBERT LOZIER. LORA LYONS. ROBERT MARBLE, GREG McADAMS. SANDRA McFELEA. AARON MEYER. LORI MEYER. SHELLY MILAM. AMY MILLER. GLORIA MOEHRING. TARA MONEY. DON MOODY. DWIGHT MOORE. JAMES MOORE. RONNA MORLING. CHESTER MORRIS. EDWIN MOSES. DAIVID MILLINS. WENDY MURPHY. PATRICK KELLY MURRONE. DANIEL NICHOLS. KRISTEN NIELSON. SHARON OATMAN. ERIC OREM. ANGELA PARRIS. LEA PATEL. BOBBY PEELMAN. PEGGY PERDUE, TOM PETERS, MICHELLE PICKENS. ERIC POPE. DEBBIE POTH, ALLEN PROBST. LISA PUGH. MIKE PYLES. DOUG RABIUS. RUSSELL “ A i-A 5 JUNIORS RAMEY. ERIC RANSHAW. VICKIE REDWINE, JASCIA RICHARDS. MIKE RICHARDSON. AMY ROBERTS. ANGELA ROBERTS. TIM RODGERS. MARY ROEHNER. JENNY ROGERS. HENRY ROSS. AMY RUEHL. SANDY RUGG. SONYA RULLMAN. STEPHANIE RUSSELL. DAVID RUSSELL. KIMBERLY SANDUSKY. WAYNE SCHMALTZ. ANGELA SCHNEIDER. DEREK SCHORSCH. NICK SCHURICK. NELLY SCHWIER. MICHAEL SCHWIER. MICHAEL SCOTT. PENNY SCRANTON. TAMMY SEARCY. BEN SEBASTIAN. KELLY SHELL. DENISE • • • SHIPMAN. ROBERT SHORT. COREY SIMONTON. ERIN SINGER. ALLEN SIZEMORE. KELLY SI.AYBACK. BETH SMITH. CRYSTAL SNYDER. GLEN STANO. THERESA STARKER.KELLY STEGEMILLER. KEVIN STONEBRAKER. CHELSEA STRATMAN. JEFF SWEENEY. JASON SWIFT. BUFFY TAGGART. DONNIE TEDESCO. CHRISTINA THAYER. DERRICK THRASHER. ANTHONY TIBBS. CHRISTY TIF.TTMEYER. DIANE TSCHAENN.LARRY JR VAN WINKLE. TONY VASTINE. RENEE VINSON. TROY VINUP. BECKY VORNHEDER. BRIAN WALSTON. ANDREA WALSTON, BILLY JR WALSTON. SAM WALTER. MARY WALTER. SHARON WATKINS. DELORIS WEAVER. KIM WEBB. BOBBIE JO = 118 WILSON. NICK WILSON. RAMONA WILSON. RHONDA WINN. SHEILA WISEMANN. JASON WITTERIDE. JIM WEBER. JENNIFER WELLS. SHELLY WHEELER. RONALD WHITEFORD. MARLA WICKERSHAM. JEFFREY WICKIZER. MATT WILLIAMS. ROBERT WILLIAMS. STEVE NOT PICTURED: ERIC BERNECKER TAMMY BILLITER CHRISTA HEFFELMIRE TONYA MOODY CLAYTON PATRICK STEVENS JEREMY WHISMAN 119 SENIORS In Memory Tony Brooks SENIORS AND THEIR PERSONALITIES! Best Smile—Connie Walston and Jason Cummins Most Athletic—Crystal Elam and David Lewis Class Clown—Jeanne Pickett and Scott Petty Shortest—Patty Lozier and Kernie Nochols Cutest Couple—Kathy Davis and Reid Hensley Quietest—Angela Holliday and Bill Hartwell Most Involved—Angie Rollins and Steve Gerke 122 Most Daring—Becky Meyer and Todd Russell Class Flirt—Angie Meyer and David Lewis Most Artistic—Diane Kitchell and Corey Swift Most Talented—Sheila Townsend and Gary Hensley Loudest—Jeanne Pickett and John Pickett Tallest—Crystal Elam and Chris Rumsey Best Personality—Connie Walston and Jason Cummins Most School Spirit—Tammi Waite and Jim Harland 123 Page 124 and I2S 1 Pam Ison 2 Brad Ikenroth 3 Kelly Hake Malt Hummel 4 Chip Richardson 5 Dawn Disbro 6 Jeff Baxter 7 Mike Mcucci 8 Cindy Gilbert 9 Kim Caudill 10 Vernie Elder 11 Bill Hartwell 12 Reid Hensley 13 Sherry Berry 14 Mike Emo Emery 15 Alisa Barry 16 Neysa Herndon 17 Amy Linkmeyer 18 David Lewis 19 Stacey Peterson 20 Bruce Murray Andy Cleetcr Scott Weiss Vernon Elder Bill Shelton Jason Krcinhop 21 Sherry Smither 22 Debbie Struckman 23 Debbie Collins 24 Doug Powell 25 Chris Rumscy 26 Theresa Topic 27 Bruce Murray 28 Angela Hall 29 Kathi Weber 30 Corey Swift 31 Kim Mueller 32 Bill Shelton 33 Becky Meyer 34 Karalyn Walston 35 Diana Rub 36 Carrie Combs 37 Diane Ullrich 38 Mike Clark 39 Chris '‘Itch” Strautman 40 Todd Russell 41 Angie Meyer 42 Angie Holliday 43 Mary Young 44 Karen Droege 45 Sheri Scdler 46 Joe Zoller 47 Karen Fortner 48 Kathy Davis 49 Donovan Smith 50 lx Ann Steiner 51 Angela Hcrrlinger 52 Angie Rollins 53 Amy Kent 54 Marilyn Love 55 Pam McKinley 56 Krista Gregory 57 Lisa Theis 58 Kathy Hollegcl 59 Crystal Elam 60 Linda Luke 61 Darrell Thayer 62 Sheila Roberts Page 126 and 127 1 Sara Rumsey 2 Jim Batchelor 3 Matt Hummcll 4 Kelly McAdams 5 Carol Cummins 6 Julie Childers 7 Amy Bruce 8 Todd Langdon 9 Angie Schwallic 10 Jamie O'Brien 11 Dale Eggleston 12 Amy Hewitt 13 Nicole Manford 14 Paul la 1.0 icr 15 Sheila Townsend 16 Kendra Searcy 17 Allison Cutter 18 Greg Hughes 19 Joe Perkins 20 Kim Bennett 21 Jennifer Burton 22 I.ana Laird 23 Christy Day 24 Tammy Daugherty 25 Bcth-Annc Pcpple 26 Jim Harland 27 Ronna Castcllucio 28 Michelle Bauer 29 Patty Engel 30 Cissy Van Windcn 31 Scott Petty 32 Angc Miller 33 Heather Gilbert 34 Nicki Quicksall 35 Tim Kittle 36 Holly Wright 37 Chris Daugherty 38 Jason Browning 39 Laura Townsend 40 Connie Walston Clint Walston 41 Kym MacDonald 42 Kelly Schwier 43 Lisa Williams 44 Rhonda Mulford 45 Jeremy Woliung 46 Tammy Thayer 47 Lisa Craig 48 Bobby Jo Shinkle 49 Jody Womblc 50 Amy Ellinghauscr 51 Rhea Hofstettcr 52 Laura Kurry 53 Doug Caswell 54 Dionne Hall 55 Marilyn Brueggc Page 128 1 Lon Burgess 2 Diane Grcnat 3 Dawn Boyer 4 Michelle NefT 5 Andy Cleeter 6 Steve Gerkc 7 Tammi Waite 8 Garry Wafford 9 Diane Kitchell 10 Kerry Bryant 11 Patrick Allen 12 Ronnie Wells 128 Seniors Celebrate 10th Anniversary As the Senior Class of 1988 nears the end of their high school years, a whole new adventure opens up for them. Being such an outstanding class. South Dearborn has very high hopes for these graduates. As scared Freshman, the students slowly became families with the seemingly huge school. During their Sophomore year the feeling of finally “belong- ing” was a welcomed blessing. When their Junior year finally rolled around a realm of long lasting friendships had blossomed and plans for the future were brewing. And yes, the year they’ve all been waiting for, the class of '88 has completed twelve years of hard work and sacrifice. 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(Jot. % l en 4k € 'TH.tf t 7 +uf Jw «r 0c HHle “Pickett 141 Class of ’88 Senior Credits Aa AMY BRUCE Volleyball 9,10 MARK ARMSTRONG Intramural Volleyball 9,10 Football manager 9,10,11,12 Letterman 10.11,12 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10 Perfect Attendance 10,11,12 Video Club 9,10,11.12 Wrestlerettc 10 Media Aide 10,11,12 TONY BRUCE Band 9,10,11,12 EKO 12 Bb KERRY BRYANT AMY BAKER Vocational School 11,12 Band 9,10,11 FBLA 10,11 FHA 11,12 OEA 11,12 Letter in band 11 Vocational School 12 Perfect Attendance 9.10.11,12 Perfect Attendance 12 LORI BURGESS Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12 PAULA BAKER FBLA 11 Usherette 11,12 Swim Team 10 JENNIFER BURTON EKO 12 Golf 10 Band 9,10,11.12 Variety Show 9.12 Honor Roll 9,10,11,12 Hoosier Spell Bowl 10,11,12 Academic Intramurals 12 JIM BATCHELOR Outstanding Band Member 9,10 Football 9,10.11,12 National Merit Scholarship Finalist 12 Baseball 10 Band 9,10.11,12 Basketball 11,12 EKO 11,12 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Who’s Who 11,12 Perfect Attendance 9,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 FCA 12 Variety Show 11,12 Weightlifting 9,10,11,12 Cc ALISA BARRY Track Letter 10,11,12 RONNA CASTELLUCIO Pep Club 10,11,12 Cross Country 9,10,11,12 Accounting Award 11 Track 9,10.11,12 FBLA 10,11,12 Perfect Attendance 10,11 SADD 12 SADD 12 Perfect Attendance 10 DOUG CASWELL MICHELLE BAUER Football 9,10,11,12 Perfect Attendance 11,12 Wrestling 10 Honor Roll 12 Golf 11,12 FBLA 9,10,11,12 Perfect Attendance 10 Office Aide 11 FCA 10,11 LANICE BAXTER STEVE CHASE Cheerleader 9,10 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11.12 Typing Award 10,11 Vocational School 10,11,12 Accounting Award 10.11 Shorthand Award 11 FFA 9 Perfect Attendance 9,10,12 JULIE CHILDERS Perfect Attendance 9,10,11 BILL BELEW Wrestlerettc 9 Cross Coutnry 10,11,12 Baseball 10,11,12 FBLA II Academic Team 12 MICHAEL CLARK Academic Intramurals 12 Special Olympics 9,10,11,12 Boy’s State Alternate 11 Marching Band 9.10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 EKO 11,12 KIM BENNETT DEBBIE COLLINS Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12 Academic Spell Bowl Team 10,11,12 Yearbook 10,12 Academic Intramurals 11 National Honor Society 11,12 ERIC BERNECKER Girls State Delegate 11 FFA 9,10 Who’s Who 11,12 Vocational School 11,12 German Club 9.10.11 Activity Choir 9,10,11,12 SHERRY BERRY Band 9,10.11.12 Yearbook 11,12 Science Club 10,11 Flag Corps 10,11.12 DAWN BOYER Swing Choir 11,12 Statistician for Volleyball 10 Variety Show 9,11,12 Manager Softball 11 Perfect Attendance 9,10,12 Perfect Attendance 11 FFA 9,10,11 CARRIE COMBS FHA 12 Basketball 9 Intramural Basketball 10,12 LESLEE BROWN Intramural Volleyball 10,11,12 Cosmetology 12 Softball 11,12 Pep Club 9,10 Perfect Attendance 10,12 FHA II Pep Club 9 LISA CRAIG Honor Roll 11 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11 Sunshine Society 10,11.12 FBLA 10,11,12 Band 9,10 AMY CROUSORE Activity Choir 9,10,11,12 Swing Choir 9,10,12 EKO 10,11,12 German Club 9,10 FBLA 10 Perfect Attendance 9 Band 9,10,11,12 Variety Show 9,10,11,12 Musical 11,12 JASON CUMMINS Football 9,10,11,12 Letterman 10.11,12 Ironman Club 9,10,11,12 Homecoming Candidate 11 Prom Prince Candidate 11 Farmers Fair King Candidate 12 ALLISON CUTTER Golf 11 Honor Roll 11.12 Accounting Award 11 Business Law Award 11 Perfect Attendance 11,12 FBLA 9,11,12 Cheerleader 9 Wrest lerette 11,12 Dd CHRIS DAUGHERTY Basketball 9.10,11.12 Tennis 9,10 Football 11,12 Basketball Intram. 10 Business Award 9.11 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12 FCA 11.12 TAMMY DAUGHERTY Who’s Who in American Students 11 Activity Choir 9,11 Science Club 11 German Club 11 SADD 11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 EKO 10,11,12 Musical 9,11 Variety Show 10.11,12 Swing Choir 11 KATHY DAVIS Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10 Softball 11,12 Track 9 Perfect Attendance 10,11,12 Farmers Fair Queen 12 Pep Club 9,10 FCA 11.12 CHRISTY DAY Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9 Volleyball Intramurals 11,12 National Honors Society 12 Honor Roll 9,10,11 Perfect Attendance 11 Who’s Who in American Students 12 FCA 9,10,11,12 Student Government 9,10 Band 9,10.11 SADD 10 DAWN DISBRO Cheerleader 9,10 Intramural Volleyball 9,10 Honor Roll 9,10,11,12 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12 Presidential Classroom 11 Pep Club 9,10,12 Wrestlerettc 10,12 National Honor Society 11,12 SADD 12 Band 9,10 KAREN DROEGE FBLA 9,10,11,12 EKO 11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Shields 11,12 LMC Aide 12 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12 Ee DALE EGGLESTON Perfect Attendance 9,10,12 Vocational School 11,12 CRYSTAL ELAM Track 9,10 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Cross Country 10 Intramural Volleyball 11,12 Typing Award 10 Accounting Award 10 National Honor Society 11,12 All Conference and Sectional Track 9,10 All Sectional and Regional Basketball 10,11 Perfect Attendance 9,10 Who’s Who 12 FCA 10,11,12 Pep Club 11,12 Basketball Homecoming Princess 11 Yearbook 12 VERNON ELDER Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12 Vocational School 11,12 AMY ELLINGHAUSEN Academic Intramurals 12 El AC It's Academic 12 Math Team Captain 12 Fine Arts Member 12 Honor Roll 9,10,11,12 Rose Hulman SMWC Math Contest 9,10,11,12 Perfect Attendance 10,11 Who’s Who 11.12 Band 9,10,11.12 Math Club 11,12 EKO 11.12 National Honor Society 11,12 Variety Show 11,12 Hoosier State Delegate 11 MIKE EMERY Athletic Trainer 9,10,11 Track 11,12 Swimming 12 Cross Country 12 PATTY ENGLE Volleyball 9,10 Basketball 9,10 Honor Roll 9,10,11,12 National Honor Society 10 Who’s Who 11,12 Homecoming Candidate 11 Ff SCOTT FOWLER Basketball 9 Football 10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11.12 Weightlifting 10,11 Perfect Attendance 11,12 ROGER FUSSNECKER Baseball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10 Gg STEVE GERKE Swim Team 9,10,11,12 Cross Country 10,11.12 Track 10,11,12 Honor Roll 9,10,11.12 It’s Academic Team 10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 All Conference 9,10,11,12 Academic All-State Cross Country Boy's State Delegate DAR Good Citizen Award FCA 9,10,11,12 Math Club 10.11.12 Science Club 11.12 Student Government 11.12 ANTHONY GIFFIN Student Manager 9.10.11 Vocational School 11,12 CINDY GILBERT Track 10 Weightlifting 9.10.11 Intramural Volleyball 9.10.11.12 Intramural Basketball 10 Honor Society 11.12 Honor Roll 9.10.11,12 Perfect Attendance 9.10.12 Pumpkin Show 12 FCA 10.11.12 Class Secretary 9.10.11.12 German Club 9 Band 9.10,11,12 Drill Team 9.10.11.2 Football Manager 10 Variety Show 10.11.12 HEATHER GILBERT Prom Candidate 11 Prom Committee 11 FBLA 9 DAN GILVIN Football 9 Track 9.10.11.12 German Club 9,10 FBLA 11.12 Fall Play 12 Spring Play 12 BRIAN GRAY FFA 9,10,11,12 Student Government 11 Vocational School 11,12 KRISTA GREGORY Honor Roll 9.10.11 Perfect Attendance 11 Valley Choral 10.12 Business Award 10 Typing Award 11 Choir 9.10,12 FBLA 10.11.12 SADD 11,12 Variety Show 12 DIANE GRENAT Intramural Bowling 12 Band 9.10.11.12 Perfect Attendance 10.11 FHA II JAMIE GROSS Honor Roll 9.10.11.12 Math Award 10 French Award 10 I.C.P. Award 10 Academic Scholar 10 It’s Academic Team 10 French Club 9 Perfect Attendance 9.10.12 Hh KELLY HAKE Swim Team 9 It's Academic 10 Honor Roll 9,10.11.12 FCA 9 Band 9.10.11.12 EKO 10.11.12 Variety Show 10,11.12 Activity Choir 11 Concert 11 SADD 11,12 National Honor Society 11.12 Musical 11,12 Perfect Attendance 10 Who's Who 12 ANGELA HALL Pep Club 10.12 FBLA 10.12 Perfect Attendance 10 JIM HARLAND Football 9.10.11.12 Track 9.10.11.12 Weightlifting 10,11,12 Boy's Cheerleader 11.12 Baseball 10.11 Intramural Basketball 11,12 Senior Class President Cheerleader of the Year 11 All Conference 11.12 FCA 10.11.12 Variety Show 11,12 Student Government 12 Psychology Club 12 BILL HARTWELL Cross Country 9,10.11,12 Track 9,10.11,12 Academic Team 11,12 Lctlcrman 10.11,12 Boys State IJelegate 11 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11.12 Math Club 11.12 German Club 11 Science Club 11 It's Academic Intramurals 11,12 National Honor Society 11.12 (Treasurer) Band 9.10.11.12 E.K.O. 10.11.12 ED HAUSER Football 9.10.11.12 Varsity Wrestling 9.10.11.12 GARY HENSLEY Football 9,10,11,12 Wrestling 9 Basse ball 9.10 Track 9 Concert Choir 9,10,11.12 Swing Choir 9.10.11.12 Band 11.12 E. K.O. 11.12 F. C.A. 9 S.D Musical 11.12 Variety Show 9.10,11.12 REID HENSLEY Football 9.10.11.12 Golf 9 Intramurals 11,12 Boys Chcerleading 10.11 Weightlifting 10.11 Perfect Attendance 9,10.11.12 Student Government 9 FBLA 9.10 Psychology Club 12 RHEA HOFSTETTER Track Manager 9 Swim Team 10 Perfect Attendance 9.11 Pep Club 9 Band 9.10.11.12 FBLA 9 SADD 12 KEITH HOLLEN Football 12 It’s Academic Team 11,12 Perfect Attendance 9.11,12 Honor Society 11.12 Spell Bowl 11.12 Math Club 11.12 EKO 10.11.12 Variety Show 11.12 ANGIE HOLLIDAY Honor Roll 9 Sunshine Society 12 Honor Society 12 KATHY HOLTEGEL Honor Roll 11,12 Perfect Attendance 9.10,11,2 Band 9.10 JOHN HOSKINS Football 9.10,11,12 Varsity Wrestling 9.10.11,12 Weightlifting Tri-Captain 9.10,11.12 Golf 11,12 Homecoming King Lelterman 10.11,12 Wrestling State Finalist 11 Perfect Attendance 11.12 Who's Who 12 WAYNE HOUSE Perfect 10 FBLA 10,11.12 SADD 11.12 Activity Choir 9.10 Band 9 Musical 11.12 Drama 12 Variety Show 11,12 ERIC HUBBARD Crop Production Award 10 Livestock Judging Award 10.11 District Livestock Judging Champions 11 FFA 9.10.11.12 Vocational School 11,12 GREG HUGHES Baseball 11.12 Perfect Attendance 9.10.11,12 FFA Intramurals 9,10.11.12 MATT HUMMEL Trainer 9.10.11.2 Diving 9.10.11.12 Honor Roll 9.10.11 Perfect Attendance 9.10.11.12 School Record in Diving 11 Swing Choir 9,10 Activity Choir 9 Band 9.10.11 FCA 12 Valley Choral 9.10 Prom Prince 11 Homecoming King 12 Letterman 12 Variety Show 9 Musical 9 Ii BRAD ICKENROTH Tennis 9.10.11.12 Baseball 12 Wrestling 12 Band 9.10.11.2 Tennis MVP 12 Team Captain 12 Intramural Basketball 9.10,11,12 Jj DANNY PAUL JEFFERSON Basketball 9.10,11,12 Football 9.11.12 Weightlifting 9.10.11,12 Football Cheerleader 10 Journalism 11.12 LMC Aide 11 Football King Candidate 12 Letterman 12 Iron Man 11.12 Kk JOE KENNEDY Reserve Wrestling 10 Varsity Wrestling 11.12 DIANN KITCHELL Swim Team 9,10.11.12 Track 10,11.12 Weightlifting 10.11.12 Capt. Swim Team 12 German Club 9,10 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12 DOUG KOCH Perfect Attendance 9,10,11.12 SIVS 11.12 ERIC KUEHLING Swimming 9.10,11,12 Honor Roll 9 Letterman 9,10,11,12 Business Award 10 FCA 12 FBLA 9 Math Club 9 Science Club 9 Perfect Attendance 9.12 CYO 9.10.11.12 Swimming Aide 12 LAURA KURRY Perfect Attendance 11 Business Award 11 German Club 9,10 Band 9.10.11.12 Drill Team 10 EKO 9.IO.II.I2 Variety Show 9.10.11.12 Activity Choir 9,10.12 SADD 11.12 LI AMY LAMBERT Volleyball 9 Perfect Attendance 9,10.12 Who's Who 11.12 Band 9.10.11,12 E K O 9.10,11.12 SADD 11,12 Variety Show 10,11.12 Activity Choir 12 TODD LANGDON Tennis 9.10.11.12 Perfect Attendance 9.10,11.12 Basketball 9 Intramurals 10.11.12 DAVID LEWIS Football 9.10.11,12 Wrestling 9,10.11. 2 Track 9.10.11.12 Weightlifting 9.IO.I1.I2 Letterman 10 Boy Cheerleader 12 German Club 12 FCA 12 Journalism 12 LINDA LUKE FBLA 9.10.11,12 EKO 10 Band 9.10.11.12 Variety Show 10 Perfect Attendance 11.12 LMC Aide 12 Mm KYM MACDONALD Swim Team 9.10.11.12 Track 9 It's Academic Team 12 All-EIAC 9.10.11,12 SD Letterman 9.10,11,12 German Club 9.10.11,12 Science Club 10 EKO II Band 9.10.11,12 Variety Show 9.10 Class President 10 NICOLE MANFORD Golf Team 10 Typing Proficiency Award 11 Band 9.10,11.12 Perfect Attendance 9,10.11.12 MICHELLE METCALF Vocational School CBE 10 School Printing 11.12 Out Standing Student CBE 10 MIKE MEUCCI Basketball 9.10 Track 9,10 School Record Long Jump ANGIE MEYER Vollcbyal! 9.10.11 Weightlifting 10 Intramural Volleyball 10.11.12 Senior Credits Freshman Homecoming football candidate Homecoming Queen Football Lab Aid. P.E. Aid 10 Prom Committee 11 FCA 11.12 Band 9.10.11.12 Perfect Attendance 9.10.11.12 Drill Team 10.11.12 Variety Shew 10.11.12 BECKY MEYER Journalism 11,12 Teacher's Aide 12 Activity Choir 10 SHANA MEYER FBLA 9 Choir 9 Perfect Attendance 9.10.11,12 ANJE MILLER Track 9 Cross Country 11 Pep Club 9.10.11.12 FBLA II Cheerleader 9,10.11.12 Perfect Attendance 9.11.12 Honor Roll 11.12 KIM MUELLER Chcerleading 9.10.11 Perfect Attendance 9.10.11.12 Honor Roll 10,11,12 Girls State Delegate 11 National Honor Society 12 Pep Club 9.11.12 FCA 12 SADD 12 Science Club 12 Vice-president 11 Student Council 12 Prom Committee 11 RHONDA MULFORD Track 9.10.11 Journalism 10.11.12 Perfect Alt. 9.10.11,12 FBLA 9,12 Wrestle retie 10.11.12 SADD 12 BRUCE MURRAY Basketball 9.10.11.12 Baseball 10 Tennis 12 Homecoming Prince 11 FCA 10.11.12 Band 9,10,11,12 Boys State Delegate; Alt. Nn MICHELE NEFF Vollebyall 9 Intramurals 10.11,12 Perfect Attendance 10 Pep Club 9 Yearbook II Manager 9.10.11.12 Pp RAINE PALMER Perfect Attendance 9 FHA 12 Vocational School 11.12 BETH PEEPLE Volleyball 9 Who's Who 11 Band 9 Junior Achievement 9 Sunshine Society 10 Perfect Alt. 11.12 Vocational School 11,12 JOE PERKINS Academic Intramurals 11.12 Tri Kappa 10 Outstanding Art 10 Student Award 10 National Honor Society 11 Boys State Delegate 11 Who's Who 11.12 Honor Roll 11.12 German Club 10,11,12 Activity Choir 10.11.12 Math Club 11,12 Variety Show 10.11.12 Musical 11.12 STACEY PETERSON Vollebyall 9 Basketball 9.10.11.12 Track 9.10.12 Intramural Volleyball 9.10,11,12 Intramural Basketball 10 Cross-Country 10.11 General Business Student of the year 9 National Science Olympiad 10 Biology Award 10 National Honor Society 11.12 National Merit Scholarship 12 English Academic Team 12 St. Mary-of-thc-woods leadership seminar 11 Hoosicr Girls State delegate 11 Who's Who 11.12 Pep Club 9.10 Student Gov't 9 FCA 10.11.12—Treasurer President of class 9 Perfect Attendance 9.10.11.12 Treasurer of class 11,12 Honor Roll 9.10.11.12 SCOTT PETTY Football 9.10 Basketball 9.10 Golf 9.10,11.12 Intramurals 11,12 Fr. Band Band 10.11.12 EKO 10.11.12 Variety Show 10.11.12 Swing Choir 12 Perfect Attendance 9,10.11,12 Band aide 11 Guidance aide 12 JOHN PICKETT Journalism 12 Office Aide 9,10.11 Valley choral 10 Perfect Attendance 10.11 FBLA 9.12 BRIAN POTRAFFKE FFA 9.10 TRACY PRUSS Art Club 11.12 Senior Band 10.11.12 Activity Choir 11,12 Rr TAMMY RAY Business Award 10 Honor Roll 11 Perfect Attendance 9.11 Media Aide 12 CHUCK RICHARDS FFA 11.12 Cafeteria Employee 9,10,11.12 Concession Stand Worker 9,10,11.12 Custodial Aide 9.10,11.12 CHIP RICHARDSON Varsity Track 9.10,12 Football II Band 9.10.11.12 Stage Production 11,12 German Club 9.10.11,12 SHELIA ROBERTS Perfect Attendance 9.10 Business Award 11 Band 9,10,11.12 L.Y.F. 9.10.11.12 F B L A. 9 E.K.O. 9,10 Drill Team 11 Activity Choir 12 Drill Team 11 Shields 12 Instrumental Contest 9.12 Musical II Variety Show 11 ANGIE ROLLINS Honor Roll 9.10.11.12 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,12 Hoosier Spell Bowl 10.12 Presidential Classroom 11 Girls State Alternate 11 National Merit Semifinalist 12 German Club 9.10.11 Math Club 9.10.11.12 It's Academic Intramurals 9 Student Government Rep. 10.11,12 Junior Class Pres. 11 National Honor Society 11,12 SADD 11.12 President 12 FCA 12 Band 9.10.11.12 Musical 9 Flag Corp lOCapt. 11,12 SHELLY ROMANS Vocational School 10,11,12 MICHELLE ROWLETTE German Club 9 Honor Roll 12 DIANNA RUB Honor Roll 9,10,11.12 Academic Letter 10 Perfect Attendance 11,12 Science Club 9.10 CHRIS RUMSEY Baseball 9,10.11.12 Intramurals 9,10 Tennis 10,11 Basketball 10.11.12 Math Club 10.11.12 Academic Team 11,12 Lcttcrman 11,12 FFA 9 FCA 11.12 Honor Society 11,12 Perfect Attendance 9 Hoosiers Boy State 11 Who’s Who 12 Homecoming King 12 SARA RUMSEY Basketball 9.10,11.12 Track 9,12 Intramurals 9,10.11 Honor Roll 9.10,11 National Honor Society 11.12 Girls State Delegate 11 All-Ripley County Tourney 10.11,12 All EIAC 11.12 All-sectional 12 Who's Who 11,12 Pep Club 9.10 Student Gov’t 9.10 FCA 10.11,12 President 12 Vice President 12 Homecoming Queen 12 TODD RUSSELL Basketball 9.10 Tennis 10,11 Track 11.12 Wrestling 12 Cross Country 12 Band 9,10,11.12 Business Award 9 Perfect Attendance 9,10.12 Who's Who 12 Intramurals 9.10,11,12 Hoosier Boys State 11 Honor Roil 9.11 SHANNON RYAN FHA 9.10,11—Vice Pres. Ss STEVEN SCHLINKERT Football Stat 9 Football Manager 10.11.12 Basketball Manager 10,11,12 Perfect Attendance 9,10.11,12 Class Treasurer 10 Variety Show 9 ANGIE SCHWALLIE Volleyball 9,10 FBLA 9.10 SADD 12 Perfect Attendance 11,12 Volleyball best serve 10% KELLY ANN SCHWIER Tennis 10 Girls softball 11,12 Volleyball Intramural 11,12 Valley Choral 9.10.11 Perfect Attendance 9,10.11,12 Pep Club 9 Media Aide 11.12 Basketball Homecoming Princess candidate 9 Concert Choir 9,10,11 Boy's Basketball Manager 10 Lcttcrman 11 RANDY SCHWING Varsity Wrestling 9.10.11.12 Weightlifting 9,10,11.12—'Tri-Captain FBLA 9.10 LMC Aide 11.12 BILL SHELTON Golf 10.11.12 Honor Roll 9,10.11 Band 9,10 FBLA 9,10 BONNIE SIZEMORE Track 9.10 Basketball 9 FHA 9.10.11 JIM SIZEMORE Basketball 9 Baseball 9.10.11.12 SIVS 11.12 SHERRY SMITHER Intramural Vollebyall 9,10,11,12 Intramural Basketball 9.10,11,12 Tennis 10,11 FBLA 9 Pep Club 9.10 Art Club 9 FCA 10.11.12 Annual Staff 11,12 Guidance Aide 11,12 Trainer 9,10.11.12 STACISPEARS Perfect Attendance 12 German Club 10,11.12 SADD 12 Underachiever’s Club Secretary 12 Science Club 12 Activity Choir 9 Variety Show 9.12 Wrestlerette 12 DANA LEANN STEINER Sewing Award 11 Perfect Attendance 10.11.12 FBLA 9 RICK STRASEMEIER Golf 10.11.12 Chess Club 9 CHRIS STRAUTMAN Football 9 Baseball 9.10 Tennis 10 Golf 12 Honor Roll 9.10.11 Accounting Award 10.11 Typing Award 11 Who’s Who 12 Perfect Attendance 9.10.11 Intramurals 9.10,11.12 debbif: struckman SIVS 11.12 Pep Club 10 FBLA II OEA 11,12 Perfect Attendance 10,11,12 Tt LISA THEIS Perfect Attendance 9.11 Band 9,10 FBLA II Librarian Aide 10 HARLEY THOMPSON Vocational School 10,11,12 THERESA TUPIE Honor Roll 10.11 SADD 10.11 President SADD 11 Perfect Attendance 12 Vocational School 11,12 SHEILA TOWNSEND Pep Club 9 Baseball manager 11 Science Club 9,10,11,12 Math Club 10.11.12 Academics 10,11,12 Computer Club 10 Honor Society 11.12 Academic team 11.12 Vice-pres. 12 Class Rep. 9.10,11,12 Hugh O’Brien Award 10 Senator Lugar Symposium Student Govt. Sec. 11 Student Govt. VP 12 E.K.O. 10.11,12 SADD 11 Activity Choir 9.10.12 Musical 9.11.12 Children’s Theatre 9 Band 9,10.11,12 Variety Show 9.10.11.12 Drill Team 10.11,12 Swing Choir 12 Uu DIANE ULLRICH Basketball 9 Tennis 9.10.11.12 Class President 10 Freshman Band Band 10 Student Government 10 SADD 11.12 FCA 12 Activity Choir 12 STEVE UPTON Vocational School FFA 9 TOM UTTER Student Trainer 10,11,12 Honor Roll 9.10.11 W'ho’s Who 12 National Honor Society 9.10.11,12 Vv CISSY VAN WINDEN Art Club GARY VOGELGESANG Tennis 9.10.11 Varsity Swim Team 9.10.11.12 Track 11 Basketball Intra. 11 Acad. Int. 11.12 Swimming EIAC 9.10,11,12 All Conference 9.10,11.12 State Qualifier 10.11 State Finalist 11,12 FCA 11,12 Perfect Attendance 10.11,12 Science Club 10.11,12 Ww GARRY WAFFORD Basketball 9.10,11.12 Honor Roll 10 Perfect Attendance 11 Choir 9.10,11,12 Musical 11,12 Variety Show 11 Stage Craft 12 TAMMI WAITE Track 9 Intramurals 9,10 Chcerlcading 10.11.12 FCA 10.11.12 Student Government Rep. 11 Prom Committee 11 Band 9.10.11,12 Drill Team 10,11,12 Perfect Attendance 10.11,12 Variety Show 10,11,12 TRIXIE WALKER Vocational School 11.12 Data Processing 11.12 Perfect Attendance 12 CONNIE WALSTON Volleyball 9 Basketball Homecoming Princess Candidate 10 Prom Princess 11 Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 12 Senior Band 10.11,12 Drill Team 10.11,12 Wrestlerette 10 FCA 12 FBLA 12 KATHI WEBER Honor Roll 11.12 Vocational School 11,12 Perfect Attendance 12 CHRIS WISE Vocational School 11.12 JODY WOMBLE Perfect Attendance 11 Pep Club 10 Zz JOE ZOLLER Track 9 Freshman Band Senior Band 10.11.12 E.K.O. 10,11.12 Swing Choir 10.11.12 Concert Choir 12 Activity Choir 10.11.12 Intramurals 9.10.11,12 Variety Show 10.11.12 Music Technition 11,12 Drama Tcchnition 11.12 Brian Gray James Gray Jamie Gross Darrell Halcomb Rhonda Hammons Amy Helton Ed Hoffman Keith Hoilen Eric Hubbard Tom Hubert Mark Knochc Doug Koch Dan Matthews Jim Mericle Larry Norfleet Jon Ponsier Harley Thompson Steve Upton Delton Vandevcr Lisa Young Bcv Ross Chris Smith Elizabeth Smith Brian Wilson NOT PICTURED. Dennis Atkinson Tony Bailey- Lisa Ballard Mark Caldwell Jeff Dickerson John Donk Tim Donk Ken Evans PROM “88” The Prom is the highlight of every high school student and this year was no excep- tion. Many hours of planning and preparation went into the organization of this event. The Prom took place at Holiday Inn East in Cincy and the After-Prom was at Burgundy’s. A good time was had by all and next year's will be just as exciting. Royalty: Corey Short. Tara Mocehring. Dan Schroeder. Connie Walston, Bruce Murray, Cindy Gilbert, Dawn Disbro. Reid Hensley, Gloria Miller, Garry Groh. Shyra Crider, Jeremy Check. King: Reid Helsley Prince: Corey Short Queen: Connie Walston Princess: Gloria Miller A Knight To Remember A graduation is always a time of many different emotions for many ' different people. The audience of parents, friends, and other relatives feels a sense of pride and praise for the individual that walks so distinctly across the stage. While the emotions of the audience were running high, the all important graduates were having feeling that they will hold onto forever and will cherish for many years to come. The start of a new beginning and a recent loss of a lifestyle that lasted 12 years creates a situation that leaves a mind in a state of certain confusion. The 1988 graduation at South Dearborn went as smooth as the infamous silk and without hestiation over 250 students obtained a major goal in the big game of life. Congratulations to the class and to Steve Gerke for being Valedic- torian and Angie Rollins for being Salutatorian both are pictured at below and right. Graduation ‘88 Graduation “88 A Very Sweet Ending f Dear Advertisers, Thank you for your much needed support. Without you, the yearbook could not be a reality. Thank you! 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Top Right: Michelle thinks her lunch was fingcr-lickin good. Above Right: Scott proves he is the twinkic king. Right: Journalism-the pyramid of power. 186 Too Good To Forget Top Left: Mrs. C. and Anna strut their stuff. Above Left: The Bobscy twins have nothing on these guys. Left: Mr. A. wanting to be his idol. Top Right: Mr. Kinnclt shows off that impressive form that made him a great teacher. Above: Something tells me secretaries work too close together. 189 ••