South Decatur High School - Cougarama Yearbook (Greenburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

COUGARAMA XII Table Of Contents South Special Events 7 Decatur Sports 18 High Organizations 47 Route 5 Academics 62 People 75 Greensburg, Junior High 102 Indiana Advertisements 121 47240 Indices 131 ENTERING THE EIGHTIES Here we are, entering the eight- ies— a new era with new feelings. Who would have guessed ten years ago how the country has changed? Who knows how it will be ten years from now? With traditional American values once again sweeping the nation, we hope to keep up our standard of liv- ing while inflation raises prices, jobs are hard to find, and a feeling of de- spair is in the air. There are brights things in the eighties too. This is the era of new- wave music, “Preppy” clothes, and fuel-efficient cars! 1. Mr. McIntyre and Mr. Layton relax in the lounge. 2. Larry McCullough and Kathy Crip- pen as the lovers in Rest Assured. 3. Ms. Fellows pedaling away tor the faculty. 4. Ev- eryone loves a slow dance. 5. Debbie Pad- gett helps raise the Cougar spirit. 4 5. 2 SCHOOL LIFE . . . 6. “What am I doing here?” asks a bored Melvin Schwering. 7. Dr. Day watches the girls basketball convocation. 8. Malvin plays a solo during halftime. 9. I hope we win this race! 10. Bryan and Earl have a sly smile. Could it be they are not taping the game? 11. Mr. Michael helped arrange the ping-pong tournament. Friends and Good Times We had good friends and good times as we entered the eighties. In the fall we went to football games, the homecoming, the Grand Prix, and had end of sea- son picnics and weiner roasts. We worked on the floats for the homecoming parade and we dressed up for the photographer who took our pictures for the yearbook. We went to movies at theatres with our boyfriends and girl- friends and we even saw one here — Animal Crackers. 4 1. Susan and Kelly work on a community pro- ject—their homework! 2. The Mafia has tak- en over South Decatur! 3. Mrs. Fox and Dr. Day watch the Grand Prix. 4 ,,Go Cougars! yells Susan. 5.1 can't believe this is happen- ing to me. 6. Janet really loves to boogie. 7. The 3 Stooges. South Decatur style. 8. Eric takes a rest during the Grand Prix. 9. Excuse me. did I trip you? 10. Donna reads while Kathi watches. 11. Watch it buddy. You’re messing with the coach. 11. 9 5 DANCING INTO THE EIGHTIES Eighties dances were fast and fun at South Decatur. We had all kinds of music — live bands and even Freddy Fever from WNAP. The buz- zard really rocked that night. Popu- lar music at this year's dances was New Wave.” We had a blast danc- ing our way into the eighties. 1. Everyone is enjoying themselves at the dance. 2. What is your question. Tess? 3. Does he sing that well, Darrel? 4 Is it Satur- day Night Fever. Richard? 5. Was the song that sad, Joyce? 6 Special Events HAMILTON 1980 QUEEN South's first homecoming in the eighties was played against the Brown County Eagles. The game was very fast paced at the start, with the Eagles scoring in just over two minutes. Then Tony Arnett received the kickoff at the Cougar 25 yard line. Greg Cramer booted the ball for the extra point. The Cou- gars led 7-6! The Cougars led at the half 14-6. After a few bad breaks the Eagles won 24-14. At halftime, there were floats, class representa- tives, and the queen candidates and their escorts. The crowd anxiously waited for the crowning. “And the winner is, said Rita Hitchell, “Carol Hamilton. J.R. Stuart crowned Carol and made her the official 1980 Homecoming Queen. 1. South’s first Homecoming queen of the eighties, Carol Hamilton. 2. J.R. Stuart crowns Carol while Jeff McIntyre watches happily. 3. Dale Louden congratulates Carol. 4. Other members of the court con- gratulate a surprised Carol. 5. Carol poses for a picture. 8 1980 Queen Candidates and Escorts Counterclockwise from top left: Carol Hamilton and escort. Jeff McIntyre. Jeff and Dale congratulate Carol Tammy Huber and escort. Line Ogle. Jane Moore and escort. Dale Louden. Suzi Lewis and escort. Eric Lister. 9 Floats, Band Add to Festivities 3. 1. Jill Greiwe plays flute in new band uniforms during halftime. 2. Sophomore’s Dukes of Decatur float. 3. Dana Fischvogt directs from podium. 4. The senior float: 60 Minutes: Time for a Cougar Victory.” 5. The freshmen class float. 6. The cheerleader s float: Rick Laws' El Camino. 7. Malvin McCullough plays a solo during halftime show. 8. Members of band playing their songs to entertain the crowd. 9. Debbie Ritchison plays her trumpet for the crowd. 10. The Cougars really looked good with this, the junior float. Homecoming 1980 was on a cold night, but the band, the team, and the classes all came out. Most im- portantly, the fans came to support the Courgars. During the float competition, the class of '82 took first prize with “Cougars Looking Good.” 10 11 Juniors and Seniors The junior and senior class along with their dates, and the administration enjoyed Sharing the Night Together on May 16, 1981. This year’s junior-senior prom was held at the Ramada Inn in Brown County. The colors used for the prom were dark green and mint green. A buffet meal was the first main event on the agenda. This consisted of shrimp and or roast beef as the two main dishes. After the meal was served and everyone finished eating, the mu- sic began. The Sweetwater” band provided music for the stu- dents and others to dance to. Suddenly, the music stopped. The big moment was here. Eric Lister and Laura Mann were crowned as the 1981 Prom King and Queen. 12 Share the Night Together 6 1. Suzie Lewis and Eric Lister await the big moment. 2. Queen Laura Mann is all smiles as Kim Hewitt places the crown on her head. 3. Shelly must see something very unusual or is she go ing to hit someone? 4 Carol Hamilton is escorted by Dale Louden as they both await for the answer to the ques- tion ‘Who won? 5. Eric and Laura are elected as the 1981 prom King and Queen 6. Oh my, did they catch him drinking something that wasn't served? 7. Eric and Laura pose for a picture after the crowning. 8. Eric and Laura share the dance together after the crowning. 9. Looks like Gerri and Janet are really getting down. 13 ‘OUTLAWS’ WIN RACE The Grand Prix was held in Oc- tober this year. There were nine teams in the event. The teams were sponsored by classes, clubs, athletic teams, and for the first time the teachers had a team. The football team was favored in this event, but with the long hard work of the basketball (OUTLAWS) team’s preseason conditioning program, they easily won the race by a lap and a half. This event was sponsored by the NHS. 2. 1 Keep on peddlin', Teresa. 2. Just a little more, Troy! 3. Anxious expectation? 4. Who cares about the race? I'm watching the girls! 5. Smile, you are on Miss Kirby's camera. 6.1 think I can. I think I can. I think No! 7. I’m gonna catch you! 8. Wayne, what are you watching? 9. What's this? A party? And you did not invite me? 10. We won! l-r Coach Prather. Greg Adams, Ke- vin Hitched, Troy Benge, and Rick Laws —THE OUTLAWS. 10. DRAMA CLUB PLAYS The Theater and Speech i. club had two major produc- tions this school year. Rest Assured was pre- sented in the fall and Our Town by Thorton Wilder was presented this spring. At Christmas a choral dra- ma was presented. 1. Ahhhhl 2. Is il true love? 3. Boo- gie Down! 4. But it's my coffee break! 5. Look at that!! 6. I cornin' to join ya 'Lizabeth! 16 7. Hi there, Sugar! 8. The South Decatur Dra- ma Club. This year, for the first time in the club’s history, a constitution was written. This changed the name from the Drama Club to the T S club. This year’s officers were J.R. Stu- art, president; Jane Moore, vice- president; Sharon Schenk, secre- tary; and Mark Sturdivant, treasurer. Donna Combs later re- placed Miss Schenk. 17 Sports Cheerleaders ‘Fired-Up’ and Ready The South Decatur cheerleaders have worked long and hard for the Cougars from all levels. The cheer- leaders from seventh grade to twelfth grade have yelled until their throats ran dry, stomped all over in back-aching stunts, and jumped up and down until their springs broke. The ball players have much to be thankful for in these girls. They stayed late after school and worked for perfection. Their reward—fans yelling in the stands at the ball games. Top, l-r: Susan Elliott, Jennie Wills, Kim Shera, Tammy Huber, and Terry Yeager are the varsity cheerleaders. Right, counter- clockwise from bottom: Debbie Padgett, Ro- byn Huff, Julie Oliphant, and Jennifer Billieu are the reserve cheerleaders. 19 More Cheerleaders Being a cheerleader means you have guts. You have guts enough to get in front of a crowd and show your support when nobody else is; guts enough to stand in front of your classmates and yell when they won't. We should thank our yellleaders for the fine job they do. 1. Freshmen cheerleaders: Lauri Cunningham. Kim Lewis, Kathy Elliott, and Beth Shields. Yell your heart out Susan. 3. Go get 'em, Cougars!!! 4 Who said that? 20 VARSITY FOOTBALL 2. 3. Varsity Cougar football fin- ished their season of 1980 1—9. The best game of the season was against North Decatur. It was the highlight of the season because the team played to its potential reported Coach De- Bord. This year Tony Arnett won Most Valuable Defensive Back, MV Back and MV Player. Greg Cramer won MV Offensive Line- man and MV Defensive Lineman. Andy Oldham and Rob Baltus were the Most Improved players. 1. The varsity football team coached by Mike DeBord with the aid of Scott Hime and Ed Whitaker. 2. Kiss me you fool! 3. Maybe Mark's mom can shout it out! 4. Arnett wins by a face mask. 21 RESERVES 1—3 The South Decatur reserve football team was led this year by Mr. Hime and Mr. Ed Whitaker. The team had a 1-3 record with two ties. The win came over Tri- ton Central. Several members of the re- serve team also played on the varsity team gaining valuable ex- perience for next season. Special thanks go to Tim Hollin and Jerry Coombs for working as football team managers this year. 6. We’re number one! 7. The reserve foot- ball team 7. 23 VARSITY SPIKERS 12—3 Finishing the season with a 12-3 record, best ever for South, the varsity volleyball team was the conference champ for the second year in a row. The lady Cougars have not lost a conference game in the past fourteen played. Highlights of the season included beating North Decatur 15-0, 15-0 and who can forget the breathtaking Greensburg game? For the first time in history, we came out on top. Special thanks to the guys on that one. Ronda Murphy, Mary Miller, Kelly Huff, and Lori Brown were all named to the all-conference team. 1. Did it bite, Lori? 2. The varsity volleyball team. 3. If I could just get the ball over the net! 4. 1-2-3 kick! 24 RESERVE, FRESHMEN SPIKERS The Cougar J-V volleyball team had a fun and rewarding year ending with a 11-3 record. Wins over North Decatur and Jennings County were two of their biggest wins of the sea- son. Cheryl Adams and Donna Cooper received trophies for Most Service Points and Most Improved, re- spectively. Freshmen volleyball ended with a 6-1 record. Since Miss Bruns also coached the Reserve and Varsity, the freshmen team worked on their own much of the time. Every girl who has played freshmen volleyball knows that going into the corner and bumping the ball all during practice can be pretty boring. The highlight of the year was the Freshmen Tourney at Greensburg. 26 HAVE 11 3, 6—1 SEASONS 1. Reserve volleyball: Cheryl Adams, Tammy Wilson, Tammy Yeager, Donna Cooper. Charlotte Andrew, Susan Dick- son. Kay Israel. Virginia Bruner, Debbie Fogle, and Kelly Anderson. 2. Is this the Charleston? 3. Lord HELP!!! 4.1 can jump higher than you can! 5. Freshman volley- ball: Kathy Young, Paula Oliger, Nancy Benge, Leigh Ann Carson. Kathy Elliott, Robyn Huff. Wendy Moffett, and Tammy Chase. 6. Smack that ball! 7. “Stay there.” prays Charlotte. 27 WRESTLERS RETURN In 1981 wrestling returned to South under the coaching of Mr. Stokes. It was a rough first year with a 1 -6 season and a tie with North Decatur, but the wrestlers will be ready next year. Team award winners were Ed Hol- lin, MVP and most pins; Ken Blank- man, most improved wrestler. Tim Hollin served as team manager. The only win came over Waldron by a score of 42-29. The Southwest- ern match was a narrow loss of 39- 36 on a controversial call, accord- ing to Coach Stokes. 1. The wrestling team 2. I'm not gonna look at these guysl 3. I lost my contactsl 4. And now. the star ot our show . . 4 28 CAGERS FINISH 6-14 Under first-year coach Kerry Prather, the varsity basketball team had many goals this year. One of those goals was to gain respect. Al- though the team finished with a 6-14 record (3-4 in the conference), they did just that. The Cougars were al- ways within inches of victory, with fate sometimes against them. All the games were close, except for the one with the North Decatur Chargers. Even though the team worked hard in practice, it also had fun. The players went to a Pacer game and saw an Indiana University practice and game. Also a Free-Throw- Athon was held to help raise mon- ey for the athletic department. 1. The varsity basketball team. 2. Hey. guys! The trophy is over here! 3. Don't worry Greg. You'll get the ball back. 4. Isn't it kind of hard to shoot that way Jeff? 30 1. 1. Greg Woodhall and Randy Barger are the student managers. 2. It’s all yours now. Rich- ard. 3. New dance step? 4. Just a little bit higher guys. 5. These mazes sure get confus- ing. don’t they Greg? 32 The Boys Reserve Basketball team finished the season with a 13-7 record. Awards were given to Dave Burch, free throw percentage; Randy Proffitt, rebounds. The highlight of the season was the way the team pro- gressed from the beginning of the season. The first half of the sea- son they had a record of 5 wins, and 4 losses and the second half of the season there were 8 wins, and 3 losses. 1. The reserve boys' basketball team. 2. Well David, don't just stand there. Help Troy out a little. 3. Hand Check! 33 34 FRESHMEN COUNTY CHAMPS The freshman basketball team had a successful 8-6 season this year under coach Mr. Hime. The season highlight was the county championship win over North Decatur. The only freshman to win an award was Richie Ryle for the best free throw percentage. The experience this year should put the team in great shape for next year. 2. 1. The freshmen basketball team. 2. Don't lay a hand on me! 3. Johnny, you keep the guy back and Jody will get the ball. 4, Disco basketball? 3. 35 GIRLS BASKETBALL IMPROVES The girls varsity basketball team ended the season with a record of 9-9 and a very respectable 5-2 in the conference. The lady cougars had several un- derclassmen gaining valuable ex- perience on the varsity level this year. Freshmen, Nancy Benge start- ed most of the season at center and sophomores Tammy Yeager and Donna Cooper helped out at the for- ward position. The following players won awards: Rhoda Murphy, Free throws and assists; Mary Miller, M.V.P. and field goals; Lynne Ad- ams, Defensive; and Nancy Benge, Rebounds. One highlight of the season was the convocation held here at South, Coach Bruns said, “It was our best team effort. All the girls put out 110 percent. The girls won this meeting with rival North Decatur and what a time to do it. Special thanks to manager Susie Renfro. The girls began playing much bet- ter ball through the course of the season. At one point they won 7 out of 9 games. 1. Girls' varsity basketball team. 2. Senior girls honored at senior night. 3. Was it that tun, Kelly? 36 4. The reserve girls’ basketball team. 5. Nan- cy picks another off. 6. Two hands are better than one. 7. What’s on your hand? 8. Interest- ing. 9. Fast Break! “81” Men’s This year’s record for boys track was 1-6 with Coach Prather. The highlight of the season was beating Southwestern 69- 67, the first varsity boys track win since 1978. The team was larger than last year with twenty members, com- pared to seven years before. This year’s most valuable player was Darren Burch, who was also All-Conference in the three hun- dred meter low hurdles. Con- gratulations Darren! 4. 1. Rob jumps for a first. 2. Greg gives the discus a l-o-n-g toss. 3. Mark throws the shotput as Ed watches. 4. Richard really has grace when he jumps. 5. R. 1 —G. Fogle. J. Smith, D. Burch. D. Evans, T. Deaton, D. Rogers. R. 2—R. Bryant, K. Dilk, T. Coomer, R. Ewing, J. Hall. M. Wright, J. Akemon. R. 3—M. Shwering, M. Quicksell, M. Blauvelt, E. Renfro, C. Biddinger, Mr. Prather. 6. Charles is the leader of the pack. 7. Darren's flying high. 8. Gale goes the distance. 9. Darren must be part kangaroo to jump so high. 38 Varsity Track 39 Tammy Wins Conference This year the girls track team went 3-4 under the coaching of Miss Fellows. Donna Cooper and Tammy Yeager won most valuable player and Tammy has the re- cord for discus in the confer- ence. The best meet this year was against Hauser, which is the first time in four years the girls have beaten Hauser. The team broke eight school records this year and four girls quali- fied for the sectional. This year’s student manag- ers were Mary Miller and Cheryl Adams. 40 Record in the Discus 7. 6. 8. R. 1—A. Waters. P. Danforth, T. Yeager, D. Cooper. B. Shields. K. Elliott. R. 2—J. Low. L. Adams. J. Billieu. N. Benge. R. Adams, C. Adams. R. 3—Miss Fellows, D. Fogle. A. Brancamp, M. Hitchell. R. Huff. 2. Put that shotput. Tammy! 3. Joni jogs around the track. 4. Debbie comes in first. 5. Nancy clears the bar with plenty of room to spare. 6. Beth flies through the air with ease. 7. Lynne gives the shotput a toss. 8. Rae makes the jump. 9. Show them how to do it, Donna. 10. Looks like Kathy followed Donna’s example. 11. An- drea gets a pep talk from Miss Fellows. Golfers Tee Off in 80’s The golf team had a good year this year. We won five meets out of the ten meets we played. They Morristown for the first time this year, winning 206-207. That was close! The golf team placed sec- ond in our conference this year. 1. Better luck next time, Jeff. 2. The golf team—r. 1.—J. Smiley, L. Baugh. G. Cunningham, r.2. — R. Proffitt, J. McIntyre. B. Gatewood, r.3— R. Thompson. B. Whipple. C. Andrew, r 4.—Coach Denny. 3. Louie putts for par. 4. Randy watches the ball fly. 5. Where did it go. Brian? 6. Jeff tees off during the meet. 7. Not out-of-bounds again. 8. Hit the ball. Greg! 9. Take your time Richard. 10. Straight down the fairway Char- lotte. 11. O.K. guys, get busy and pick up the balls. 42 Raindrops Keep Falling 1. 1. Eric. Tony. Charlie, lookin' on. 2. Kelly Huff plays baseball? 3. Sam Absher on the mound. 4. R—1. J. Hagerty. S. Absher. E. Hollin, R. Ryle. C. Gault. K. Nugent. R—2. K. Hitched. G. Sebastion, G. Frodge, V. Watts. T. Weber. R—3. Coach Spears. S. Cunning- ham. G. Adams. R. Caldwell. G. Bell. Coach Stokes. 2. 44 on the Baseball Diamond •% 5. Vic warming up on the hill. 6. Coach Stokes reveals his strategy. 7. Is that Roger Caldwell behind that armor? 8. Troy says. I Gotcha. 9. There’s Roger looking for the ball! 10. Kenny. Sam. Vic, Kevin at the water hole. 11. Home run Hit- chell. at the plate. This year the baseball team went 7-8 under the coaching of Mr. Stokes. Greg Adams was voted best pitcher, Charlie Gault, most improved. The best game of the season was against Indian Creek. We won 10-9 and it was Indian Creek’s first loss in the conference. The team had a five game winning streak, the longest in the county, in the conference this year. The scorekeepers this year were Kelly Huff and Dana Fishvogt. 1. Kenny hits the ball! 2. Is this a new dance step, Greg? 3. Greg does his dance on the base. 4. Thanks to Roger, another one bites the dust. 46 Bands, Cougarettes, Pep Band—r I D Fischvogt. K. Crippen. r. 2. M. Ferrill. P. Beckett. K. Elliott. D. Ritchison. S. Hershauer. M McCullough. T. Beasley. R. Niese. W. Bradshaw. C. Murray, r. 3. J. Sims. R. Sturdivant. L. Brown. J. Bradshaw. J. Stuart. D. Combs. S. Renfro. B. Teitsort. E. Renfro. J. Stone. L. Wheeler B Colson. K. Young. J. Brodie, C. Moorman. B. Fields. M. Sturdivant. S. Elliott. G. Fogle, r. 5. C. Hamilton. M. Castor. M. Hayden. C. Andrew. J. Low. A. Smith. K. Phelps. A. Water. B. Whipple. K. Homann. r. 6. K. Hewitt. L. Parker. T. Chase. T. Weber. K. Isreal. B. Smiley. B. Phelps. L Schenk, K. Bradley, r. 7. P. Rigby. G. AmRhein, L. Cunningham. B. Gatewood. D. Hodson, K. Huff. W. McCulloufh, G. Fogle. M Coo- per. T. Staggs. The South Decatur High School Band went to marching contest at Columbus East High School and was awarded a first place. The Band has worked hard to accomplish what they have earned. Band Camp starts off a long year of hard work fol- lowed by night practices and practices during 6th period. Hours of marching are needed. The band works hard on their playing too. When not marching, they are inside playing. This year the Band has much to show for their hard work. They're going to Walt Disney World in Florida. They’ll march through the streets of Disney World where people from all over the country will be watching. The band has done a great job and we should be very proud of them. 48 Club Liven Spirit r. 1. J. Moore. K. Homann. J. Stone. C. Murray. D. Oliver. K. Lewis. T. Staggs. C. Hamilton, r. 2. K. Bradley. A. Grote. T Hermesch J. Proffitt J. Sims. K. Hewitt. B. Oldham. r. 1. S. Elliott. T. Yeager. J. Wills. K. Shera. T. Huber. J Billieu. D. Padget. R. Huff. r. 2. B. Settles. D. Wood. J. Gatewood. K. Ferris, C. Murray. T Staggs. J. Colson. J. Profitt. L. Cunnigham. T. Wilson. D. Teitsort, S. Lewis. J. Moore. R. Abrell. B. Affolder. L. Wheeler, r. 3. M. Caster K Holmann. K. Bradley. B Ferris. A. Waters. K. Young. D. Shrader. D. Sullivan. C. Ashcraft. D. Oldham. M. Striecker. B. Wiggins. S. Kuntz, L Billieu. L. Sturdivant. M. Cooper. P. Heger. r. 4. B. Gatewood. E. Anderson, B Garrity. T. Collins, C. Schoettmer. S. Poole. D. Wiley. P Mitchell, D. Fishvogt. L Brown. S. Young. J. Oldham, J. Herbert, r. 5. N. Anderson. L. Wheeler, K. Young. S. Renfro. W. Ferris. A. Billieu. M Cooper. D. Adams. G. Elliott. K Carder. K. Lewis. B. Shields, J. Tomson. G. Fogle. K. Huff. r. 6. D. Buchanan. K. Crippen. L. Parker, K. Phelps. A Smith. D. Petro. D. Hodson. D Welch. K. Hitchell. R. Sturdivant. J. Hamilton. T. Johnson, K. Hardebeck. M. Miller, r. 7. W. McCullough, A Shireman, L. Cunningham, G. AmRhien. L. McCullough, J. Brodie. B. Colson. K. Israil, T. Yeager. C. Gault. V. Watts, r. 8. G. Fogle. T. Chase. C. Moorman. J. Low. R Adams. K. Hewitt. L. Carson. P. Dickson, r. 9. J. McIntyre. A. Oldham. R. Laws. L. Kuntz. D. Cooper. G. Adams R Caldwell. R. McNealy. R. Powers. S. Sanders, r. 10. M. McCullough. R. Bryant. L. Ogle. D. Louden. D. Ritchison. M. Blauvelt. R. Ryle. J. Shera. E. Renfro. M. Sturdivant. S. Keifer. r. 11. S. Hershauer. G. Sebastian. M. Johnson. J. Sims. J.R. Stuart. D. Koldyke, G. Cunningham. D. Teitsort. M. Hayden. L. Glover. M. Asher, T. Tatman. P. Danforth. 49 Choirs Work Hard to The South Decatur High School Concert Choir under the direction of second-year teacher, Miss Tamara Flock, has seventh members this year. The officers are: Jeff McIntyre—President, and Lori Phillips—Vice President. Late in the fall of '80, they performed a concert to all three lunch periods. Some songs were “Razzle-One- Jazz”, and Songs from the “Muppet Movie.” The Christmas concert consisted of songs such as “We wish you a Merry Christmas”, “Christ Child is Born”, “Carol of Bells”, “Alleluia, Noel”, and “Sing Gloria. The Choir did an excellent job during that performance. r. 1. C. Murray, C. Shafer, A. Brancamp, K. Brancamp, C. Hamilton, J. Hitchell, S. Bentley, K. Floyd, r.2. Ms. Flock, D. Sexton. S. Bentley, K. Floyd, r.2. Ms. Flock, D. Sexton, S. Shank, D. Duncan, M. Stevens. M. Holcomb. J. Sims, R. Abral, M. Rolens, K. Anderson, C. Miller, C. Lat- tire, D. Oliver, K. Tichnor, r.3. C. Lee, L. Compton. I. Goodman. D. Teitsort. J. Helton. T. Johnson. P. Kearney. S. Morrow, K. Holt, L. Rousey, T. Tatman, r.4. L. Stilabower, C. Moore, T. Deaton, M. Shrader. S. Snyder, r.5. K. Vandaburgh, M. McCullough, B. Affolder, G. Adams, M. Johnson. J. McIntyre, G. Cramer. D. Wildinson, R. Powers. T. Adam. R. Caldwell. G. Sebastion. T. Benge. T. Barger. Not pictured—B. Oldham. 1 50 Learn and Entertain Swing Choir: r. 1 T. Hubor, J. McIntyre, J. Sims. M. Johson, D. Teitsort, R. Bry- ant. 2 D Oliver. S. Lewis. D. Hollin, S. Snider, J. Moore. C. Louden. T. Yeager, r.3 D. Teitsort. K. Vanda- burgh, M. McCoullgh. T. Benge. Not pictured C. Murray Intermediate Choir: r. 1 J. Thompson. M. Schenk. D. Sullivan. T. Templeton. D Heath. L. Hobbs. M Hitchell. K. Lewis. P. Brewer, r.2 D. Oliver. J. Brancamp. T. King. K. Muckerhide. P. Beckett. C. Grimes. L. Colson. L. Barcus. F. Brandcamp. Miss Flock, r.3 L. Hall. L. Briggs. B. Hahn. L. Giddings, T. Parnell. R. Powers. N. Benge, r.4 T Barnes. T. Collins. J. Kearney. M. Streiker. J. Brancamp, M. Mobley, D. Petro, M. Vanvolkenburg, T. Grimes. F.H.A. Goes To Nashville r. 1. K. Tichenor, S. Poole, J. Fivecoat, S. Poole, C. Atchley, C. Lewis, M. Edmondson. P. Danforth, r.2.—P. Rigby. S. Renfro. B Allen. P. Rousey. L. Brancamp. L. Israel, L. Compton. M. Stephens, r.3.—P. Atchley. K. Floyd. V. Atchley. K. Floyd. J. Sheperd, D. Brewer. M. Bell, K. Hardebeck, D. Sullivan, S. Gatewood. L. Gather. C. Shafer. B. Settles The Future Homemakers of America were very busy this past year. They sold calendars for their fall project. The sales were very successful and even received rec- ognition on local television. The girls went to Nashville, Indiana for their annual field trip. They ate at the Ra- mada Inn and then went shopping in downtown Nash- ville. The spring project was the Mother-Daughter Tea. The senior girls were honored. 52 F.F.A. Visits Kansas City One of the most active clubs here at South Decatur is the Future Farmers of America. Each year the club offi- cers go to both State and national conventions held at Purdue and Kansas City, Missouri. In the spring the club had its annual pig roast and banquet which honored its members. The F.F.A. outsold every school in their district this year in fruit sales. The money was used to send the boys to the conventions. r. 1. Mr. Russel. S. Kiefer. C. Gault. A. Armand. R. Laws. J. Smiley. B. Armand. r.2. P. Grote. J. Mobley. A. Oldham. D. Louden. R. Powers. L. Heger. S. Sanders. S. Sheilds. T. Weber. M. Ross. B Schwering. D. Johnson. J. Johannigman. r.3. R. Grimes. K. Hitched. D. Hodson. J. Coombs. D. Chase. D Evans. E. Anderson. W. Bradshaw. M McCullough. J. Diwiggins. G. Barrett. J. Milburn. B. Brancamp. r.4. T. Deaton, D. Herbert. J. Akemon. R. Proffitt. J. Ponsler. M. Hardebeck. L. Glover. B. Horan. R. Barger. R. Thompson. S. Miller. D. Arnett. T. Barger, r.5. T. Tichenor. R. Ewing. L. Herbert. B. Garrity, J. Shera. J. Coombs. M. McCullough. D. Brown. G. Kiefer. T. Callan, r.6. W. Harris. G. Vanderbur. S. Ralston. T. Vannatta. R Hughes. W. Wiley. P. Alexander. J. Hull. N. Anderson. B. Colson. J. Diwiggins. G. Bell r.7. T. Vannata. T. Menkedick. D. Welch. J. Childress. S. Ogle. D. Richardson. T. Beasley. M. Mobley. C. Biddinger. D. Koors. V. Watts, r.8. D. Ralston. M Anderson, a! Gearhart. W. Sexton. S. Hershauer. M. Schwering. D. Hamilton. G. Fogle. T. Wamsely. r.9. M. Cooper. T. Benge. E. Danforth. R. Herbert! R. Duerstock. F. Schutte, W. McCullough. T. Schoettmer. R. Elliott, r.10. D. Stillabower. A. Carder. G. Dietz. G. Woodhull. C. Duerstock. B. Sebastion, K. Runyan, U. Johannigman. M. Castor. M. Guthrie. Foreign Language Clubs The French Club was fairly active this year. They had their monthly meetings, and to top it off, they went to a French Restaurant called La Tours in Indianapolis. They had a chance to go first class. The menus weren’t too easy to read, but the food was good. Mr. Tanner deserves much credit for the work he’s done. Tres bien, Monsieur Tanner! French Club, r.1. Mr. Tanner, M. Ferrill, R. Bryant. G. Sebastian, B Wiggins, J. Wills, J. McIntyre. B. Moffett, r. 2. T. Barger. R. Huff. P Gant. D. Shrader, S. Hawkins. T. Yeager. T. Yeager, J. Gaylen, K Hewitt. D. Gaylen. r.3. S. Schenk. K. Lewis, C. Atchley. R. Hughes. J Hull. J. Billieu, V. Brunner. D. Cooper. K. Bruns, K. Dilk, S. Elliott, R Adams 54 Learn of other Cultures 3. The Spanish Club did something really different this year. They went to Garcia's, a Mexican Restaurant in Columbus. The students had a chance to actually taste Mexican food. The menus were written in Spanish and English both. The students studied the menus here at South Decatur, but could order anything they wanted. Spanish Club, r.1. Mr. Tanner, K. Vanderbur, L. McCullough, J. Fowler, T. McKittrick, R. McCullough, M. Shrader, M. Blauvelt, R. Ryle, J. Johannigman, P. Oliger, S. Schwering, r.2. S. Absher. T. Barger, L. Carson, B. Shields. B. Whipple, D. Duncan, M Blauvelt, K. Bradley. B. Ferris, A. Waters, J. Moore, M. McCullough, r.3. M. Castor, M. Studler, M. Quicksell, E. Baumgartle, B. Gatewood, C. Ronsheim, D. Buchan- an, C. Ray, L. Cunningham, T. Wilson, D. Padgett, L. Wheeler, D. Scheidler, J. Gatewood. D. Young, B. Biddinger, D. Hampton. 4 55 Key Club Helps Kiwanis i. R— 1. J.R. Stuart, D. Louden, T. Weber, A, Oldham, M. Schwering, B. Whipple. R—2. J. McIntyre, M. Cooper, B. Smiley, A. Armond, M. McCullough, S. Shields, M McCullough, J. Coombs, S. Her- shauer. R—3. L. Heger, J. Coombs, B. Gatewood, E. Anderson, D. Chase, J. Smiley, D. Evans, B. Armand, S. Johnson. 2. Earl, are you going to shoot Bryan? 3. What violence! Jeff, Harry, and Darrel are hanging president Albert Armand. This year the Key Club has been quite active. Be- sides helping the Kiwanis with the Westport Bar-B- Que, the club has had numerous paper drives, gave out food baskets worth about forty dollars apiece, and hosted the election of our state Lieutenant Gov. of Division Nine. We had a new faculty sponsor this year. It was Mr. Stokes. Mr. Stokes, being new, was given the job to better acquaint him with the commu- nity. Mr. Cruser continued to be our sponsor from the Kiwanis Club. The club inducted sixteen new mem- bers, making it one of our biggest clubs ever. 80-81 Officers: Pres. J.R. Stuart: V. Pres. Albert Armand; Sec. Bryan Gatewood: Treas. Darrell Evans. 56 Sunshine Helps Riley Hospital R. 1—J. Colson, J. Hamilton, D. Scheidler, J. Hitchell, C. Hamilton, J. Johanningham. R. 2—P. Rigby, D. Neiman, A. Grote, C. Harrel, K. Phelps R. 3—P. Ronshiem, P. Danforth, L. Stillabower, C. Miller, M. Studler, K. Homann, C. Lee, D. Sullivan, B. Hahn, S. Schwering, J. Johanningman. A. Waters. B. Ferris. R 4—Mrs. Reynolds, D. Duncan, L. Wheeler, K. Young, K. Lewis, K. Bradley, M. Hitchell, K. Johanningman. The Sunshine Society started out this year with two new sponsors. Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. McIntyre ac- complished much with their new group. Candy was sold as a major money making project for the club, and part of this was sent to Riley Children’s Hospital. The Club had a pizza party at the beginning of the year, held a Mother-Daughter Tea in April and the Senior Banquet in May. Each Senior was awarded a gift which character- ized her. 57 N.H.S. Holds Bike Race 1. 1. NHS—r.l. D. Scheidler. R. Hitched. L. Hunt- er. D. Teitsort, T. Huber, r.2 D. Galbraith. D. Schwering. S. Kiefer. J. Low. D. Combs. 2. Carol Moorman can’t believe it's true. 3. Dr. Day congratulates Brian Gatewood. The N.H.S. of 1981 was com- posed of ten girls and one boy. They began their year with the annual Grand Prix. In December the N.H.S. erected a Christmas tree on the stage. The entire cafeteria was cheerful and bright. In the spring the initiation of six- teen members took place. rr tr w • gw m 58 Student Council Works Hard 4. Student Council—r.l. J.R. Stuart, Pres. r.2 L. Wheeler, R. Laws, M. McCullough, M Miller, S. Lewis, J. Moore, R. Hitchell, J. McIntyre. T. Huber, r.3 D. Neiman, D. Neiman, K. Hitchell, T. Yeager, S. Her- shauer, D. Teitsort, B Gatewood, P. Dick- son, M. Cooper, C. Mobley, T. Hughes. P. Heger, M Harrison, r.4 Mr Hickey, P. Brewer, A. Shireman, J. Bradshaw, D. Ev- ans. J. Smiley, D. Cooper, D. Padgett, B. Smiley. E. Holin, M. Hardebeck, L. Heger, G. Sebastian. K. Muckerhide, 5. Jeff and J.R.. are your teams losing? 6. Lisa Wheeler has gone Cowgirl. The South Decatur High School Student Council has worked hard this year to achieve many gains for the students and the faculty. Many changes have been made during this year that can be credited to the Student Council. With the guidance of the council’s new president, J.R. Stu- art, the council accomplished an- other great homecoming and dance featuring the band Night Sky. 59 The journalism class is responsi- ble for the school newspaper, the Cage. The students write the sto- ries and are responsible for laying out the paper. The paper comes out once a month. The yearbook staff is a group of students, who don’t mind doing lay- outs and type sheets as many times as it takes until they get it right. They spend several hours every week trying to make the yearbook as good as possible. This group is ready to tear their hair out as each deadline rolls around. School Publications Inform and Record Cage Staff, r.1. J. Lee, D. Burch, r.2. C. Murray. D. Scheldler, B. Oldham. R. Mur- phy, r.3. M. Miller. K. Hewitt. R. Hitchell, C. Schoettmer. L. Parker. B. Studler. S. Absher. 2. Yearbook Editor —Mike McCullough. 3. Copy Editor—Richard Bryant. 4. Is your locker as cluttered as that desk top, Lisa? 5. Ruth. Crystal, and Carol aren’t getting much work done . . . 6. While Bill. Lee Ann, and Kim slave away on the layouts! 7. Michelle and Jennifer take a break. Enjoy it while you can girls! 6 Academics Dr. Day Heads Administration This year South Decatur had a new principal, Dr. Andrew Day. Dr. Day promoted school spirit this year by suggesting we have a class spirit contest. The contest enjoyed by all and the winning sophomores had a chance to picnic to celebrate their victory. The Cougarama staff welcomes Dr. Day to South. 1. Dr. Andrew Day, principal 2. John Dun- can. assistant principal 3. Larry Gardner, guidance 4. Joan Whitten, guidance 63 Secretaries Keep Busy Do you need help with your locker or need to sign out for the afternoon? Does your club need to turn in some money? If so, you need one of our school’s efficient secretaries. Most people have no idea how much these ladies do. Here is a small list of their duties. They collect and record money transactions, type schedules and correspondences for the principals and guid- ance office and sends out smoke-ups. 1. Mary Ewing, guidance secretary. 2. Office workers— r.1.—R. Adams. C. Andrews. T. Vannatta. M. Miller, r.2.— T. Johnson. R Garrity. R. Huff. N. Benge. C. Brancamp. r 3—m. Rollins. C. Miller. 3. Sherelle Dixon, treasurer. 4 Guidance workers r.1. D. Scheidler. K. Louden r.2. R. Hit chell. J. Johannigman. K. Johannigman. D. Ritchison. 5. Sharon Hill, secretary. 64 Social Studies Expands Our World Entering the eighties forces students to be informed about current events. The 1980-81 school year was one of the explosive news events. It was the year of the Iran hostage crisis and the first space shuttle ever. It i. Paul Hickey 2. Scot. Himes. Dave Michael W8S' S8J'y’the year of ,he assasination attempt on our president and the 4. Tim Roscoe 5. Does it match, Mr Tanner? P°Pe- The music world lost John Lennon, and the United States elected 6. Mrs. Reynolds says, Why me?” Ronald Reagan to the White House. 65 Languages Aid Communications English, Spanish and French are offered at South Decatur. The foreign languages provide excellent cultural background for students. Within the English department, courses in journalism, creative writing, speech, drama, and English literature aid communication skills, and prepare students for the future. 1. Bill Morton 2. Karen Mollaun 3. Kerry Prather 4. George Tanner 5. Neeva Reese 6. Vicki Kirby 66 Fine Arts Are Emphasized Music and art are popular subjects among students at South. The band, choir and swing choir entertain groups throughout the year while learning the rudiments of music. The art department displays student talents in the office showcase throughout the year and the best works are highlighted during the spring musicale and art show. 1. Robert Rentro, band 2. Tammy Flock, choirs 3. Beverly Brown Huber art-first se- mester. The Cougarama staff was unable to photograph Miss O'Conner before deadlines, but welcomes her to the art department. 4 Miss Bruns has someone in her sights. 5. Come on. gentlemen, let's see enthusiasm! 67 Math, Business Teach Practical kills Courses in algebra, geometry and general math are offered at South Decatur, and they provide skills which follow students throughout their lives. Those interested in entering the business world have an opportunity to develop typing, office practice, and accounting skills. 1. Sarah Clawson 2. Elvin Cruser 3. Norman Layton 4. Norman Denny 5. Tom Denniston 6. Mark Smith 68 Health, Driver’s Ed. Promote Fitness, Safety The health and physical education classes at South Decatur provide excellent background information in physical fitness and good health hab- its. Driver’s education trains new drivers and offers practical driving exper- ience on the highway. 1. Mike DeBord 2. Holly Bruns 3. Wil Mulroney 4 Glen Whitaker 5. Bill Seegers 6. Pals to the endl 69 Science, Shop, Home Economics The Science department here at South Decatur offers five different courses to the students. General science is taught to the junior high stu- dents, The freshman are given a choice of physical science and life sci- ence. Biology I and II and Chemistry I and II are offered to any sophomore, junior or senior. These classes are very necessary and very useful for the future of all students. These subjects will prepare the college bound stu- , Rosje Carson 2 Campbe|| Mc|ntyre 3 Bj|| dents for what is coming up in the future and for those not going to college, spears 4 Patti Fellows 5. Mr. Layton and Mr. having these classes could earn you a job someday. McIntyre relax in the lounge. 70 Prepare for the Future The agricultural department is very popular among the many guys and is also becoming popular among the girls here at South. This class prepares many future farmer for the world. The Home Economics department helps the young ladies prepare for what is coming up in the future. Foods, clothing, marriage, family living, child care, and home management are the classes offered to the students from this department. This is also the first year the junior high boys were brought into these classes. This was a new experience for the teachers as much as it was for the students. 1. Dave Russell 2. Juanita Stahl 3. Betty Empson 4 Ed Whitaker 5. Jim Stokes 3. 71 Students Aid Staff The library aids are a big help to Mrs. Reynolds. They are put to work on helping students find and check out books and or magazines. They have also done some typing for Mrs. Reynolds and helped her out with the orientations. So the Library aids aren’t just students who sit around watching all of us get lost. The cooks and the kitchen workers don’t have it too simple either. They went through many adjustments in the cafeteria just as we did. They were the ones who cleaned up the messes which were made on the floor and the tables. 1. Library workers: r. 1 J. Colson. S. Poole, K. Tichenor. r.2 R. Grimes, M. McCoulIgh, S. Coombs, Mrs. Renolds, D. Sample, L. Phil- lips. J. Johaningman. r.3 M. Johnson. M. Quicksell. T. Deaton, J. Hitchell, J.R. Stuart. 2. Kitchen workers r. 1 C. Fugate, I. Goodwin. J. Lattire r.2 P. Kearney, T. Tatman, P. Bailey. D. Schwering, R. Schwering, B. King. 3. Cooks r.1 Mrs. Michaels, Mrs. Burgess. Mrs. Cruser, H. Wynn, Mrs. McCoullough, R. Par- ish. 1. 72 73 Learning Centers Develop Skills The library is the most widely used learning center in our school. Each year, new students go through an orientation, under Mrs. Reynold’s direc- tion to familiarize themselves with the various areas in the library. The learning resource center developed by Mrs. McIntyre provides listening centers and individualize instruction for students. Mrs. Fox's work orienta- tion classes prepares students to enter the working world by teaching them the needed skills. 1. Mary Jo Fox, W.O.E. 2. Ernestine Mcln- trye, l.R.C. 3. Diane Reynolds. Librarian. 4. Mr. Mulroney appears to be enjoying his daydream! 74 We Get Wild We Have Fun We’re the Class It's certainly no secret that ev- ery kid at one time or another dreams of being a senior. We know that from the first day we step on to that big school bus and find that it is always the little guy who gets the edge of the seat. Then the dream comes, If only we were seniors.”. Then that day finally arrives and with it comes a flock of choices and decisions. Now after all that waiting and wishing, we find that we are still at heart the same kids that climbed onto the school bus that first day. Now we must go out into this uncertain world and make re- spectable lives for ourselves. The job market is unstable, but we can do it if we try. Others of us will be headed for the college life. The class of '81 has had its good times with its bad. Remember how worried we all got when the draft was talked about? Then there was the problem of learning how to han- dle a teacher. We were always re- minded about our lack of spirit, and in fact, we never won a spirit award at South. We did contribute some excellent athletes though. Our good times outnumbered our bad. We excelled in putting on the prom as juniors. Everyone got in on the action. And don’t forget the girls’ volleyball team that taught Greensburg a much needed lesson. Some say it’s the hardest year. Some say it’s the easiest. No matter how we look back on it, we entered the eighties as adults. And because of our education, we shall enter the of ’81 world with endless possibilities open to us. The senior class officers pictured af left are Lisa Wheeler, secretary; Mary Miller, vice- president; Ronda Murphy, president; and Larry Heger. treasurer. Greg Adams Becky Affolder Camilla Atchley Lynne Adams Albert Armand Rob Baltus Troy Adams Tony Arnett Jane Beckett 77 Sue Bentley Marsha Buchanan Dennis Chase Cathy Brancamp Roger Caldwell Donna Combs Richard Bryant Kimberly Callahan Jerry Coombs 78 79 Scott Cramer Carl Duerstock Darrel Evans Stacy Crise Joan Duerstock Regina Ferrill Tina Deaton Jerry Dwiggins Kathy Fields Jill Fivecoat Tammy Goodwin Angela Hall Terry Fox Jill Greiwe Carol Hamilton Diana Galbraith Brenda Phelps Grissom Larry Heger Janet Herbert Tammy Huber Dale Johannigman Rita Hitchell Randy Huff Jane Johannigman Monica Holcomb Linda Hunter Daniel Johnson 81 Mark Johnson David Kelly Richard Laws Sandy Johnston Scott Kiefer Geraldine Lee Penny Kearney Danny Koldyke Jay Lee 82 Cindy Lewis Eric Lister Harry McCullough Shelly Adams Lewis Dale Louden Mike McCullough Suzie Lewis Jonnie Low Jeff McIntyre 83 Richard McNealy Mary Miller Contessa Moore Laura Mann Dawn Mitchell Jane Moore Colleen Miller Joe Mobley Rhonda Murphy Line Ogle David Oliver Danny Ralston Andy Oldham Shawna Poole Brian Ross Becky Oldham Richard Powers Lori Rousey 85 Diana Sample Bruce Schwering James Shonk Scott Sanders George Sebastian Bob Smiley Denise Scheidler Scott Shields Linda Stillabower 86 Julie Stone Karen Tichenor 1 ■ •m Juniors Host “Sharing The Junior class entered the 80’s preparing for the prom. This was the major goal throughout the school year. The magazine sales went ex- cellently. Along with setting a new record for magazine sales, we ex- ceeded our goal by a wide margine. This provided many extra ideas for us to use. After all our work, time, and effort the Class of '82 ended the year Sharing the Night Togeth- er. 1. Kim Hewitt, Pres.; Kelly Huff, V.P.; Kim Har- debeck. Sec.; Amy Smith, Trea Bobbi Allen Wayne AmRhein Earl Anderson Patricia Atchley Tim Atchley Pat Bailey Tom Barger Del Barkdull 88 the Night Together” Jeff Barkdull Louie Baugh Jody Beckett Troy Benge Kenny Blankman Langley Boling Bill Brancamp Lori Brown Bill Burnett Mike Bush Mark Caster Jina Colson Mary Compton Mark Cooper Sylvia Danforth Troy Deaton Sue Dickson Greg Dietz Jeff Dilk Susan Elliott 89 Madalyn Ferrill James Galyen Andi Grote James Helton Tammy Hoban Kim Ferris Bryan Gatewood Joyce Hamilton Teresa Hermesch Doug Hodson Delbert Fields Jennifer Gatewood Kimberly Hardebeck Scott Herschauer Kendra Holt Dana Fischvogt Adrian Gearhart Crystal Harrell Kim Hewitt Kelly Huff Terry Foist Robby Grimes Wayne Harris Kevin Hitchell Charlie Johannigman 90 Jim Johannigman Jackie Knight Jeff Maddux Carla Moore Doreen Nieman Karen Johannigman Lizabeth Kuntz Danny Mann Carol Moorman Kenny Nugent Tim Johnson Jim Lattire Tim Menkedick Sherry Morrow Debbie Oliver Terry Jones Kathi Louden Paula Mitchell Cass Murray Lisa Parker Bobby King Malvin McCullough Brenda Moffett Donna Nieman Kim Phelps 91 Lori Phillips Debbie Ritchison Kim Shera Duane Stillabower Terry Tichenor Sheila Poole Misti Rollins Jenny Sims Woody Stotsenberg Toby Vannatta Julie Proffitt Cathy Schoettmer Amy Smith Andy Stough David Welch Susan Renfro Melvin Schwering Sandy Snow Bob Studler Patty White Laurel Richards Ron Schwering Tresa Staggs Robin Sturdivant Brian Wiggans 92 Students not pictured in Junior class: Pol- ly Beckett. Darren Burch. Todd Garrity, Marty Knapp. Marvin Miller. David Pearl, Brian Richardson. Leigh Ann Wilkinson. Dolly Young. 1. Are Terry and Jenny that upsetting, Mrs. Carson? 2. Foreign Exchange stu- dent. Helen Volkoff. 3. Hit the ball. Scott! 4 $500 Reward for information leading to the capture of these two men! 93 SOPHOMORES: TWO The Sophomores have had a pretty exciting year, from winning the spirit day contest, to reaching the age of Sweet 16, to finally being able to take driver’s ed. The Sophomores put much time and effort into the spirit day contest and it really paid off! Many of us stayed after to help with hall decorations, the skit, and the pyramid. We also had many people dress accordingly for dress-up days. Winning the contest gave us an hour and a half lunch break one day in May. Some of us found out that driver-ed wasn’t as easy as we thought, although most of us had fun driving. There were no serious problems and most of us were even able to get our licenses. As we go on through our lives we can bring back memories of the good times of our sophomore year. DOWN, TWO TO GO Kelly Anderson Charlotte Andrew Brad Armand David Arnett Michelle Asher Randy Barger Tim Barrett Tina Barrett Ed Baumgartle Greg Bell Bonnie Biddinger Jennifer Billieu Marvin Blauvelt Ann Brancamp Donald Brown Virginia Bruner Karen Bruns Donna Buchanan Neal Buchanan Robert Buchanan David Burch Tim Callahan Alan Carder Laura Compton 94 1. Class officers are C. Gault. Pres.; T. Yeager. V.P.; L. Glover, Treas.; B Horan. Sec. 2. Lee Ann looks like she's ready to fight. 3 Marvin and Julie let no one enter or leave with- out their permission. Jay Coombs Tony Coomer Donna Cooper Jay Crabtree Kathy Crippen Greg Cunningham Lee Ann Cunningham Scott Cunningham Frank Danforth Jerry Derringer Dwight Devers Donald Dickson Kevin Dilk Deron Duerstock Denise Duncan James Dwiggins Ronnie Elliott Brenda Fields Julie Fischer Kentrina Floyd Debbie Fogle Gala Fogle Gale Fogle Judy Fowler Gary Frodge Charles Fugate Donna Galyen Barry Gatewood Charles Gault Patty Giddings Ronnie Gilbert Larry Glover Randy Graw Mitchell Guthrie Dale Hamilton 95 Mark Hayden Roger Herbert Jackie Hitchell Dianna Hobbs Diana Hollin Edward Hollin Brian Horan Kay Israel Lisa Israel Robin Jenkins Robert Johnson Steve Johnson Greg Keifer Troy Kennedy Sheila Knapp Jill Knight Bonnie Koldyke Karla Lattire Carri Lee Jimmie McCarter Myron McCullough Ruth McCullough Teresa McKittrick Jim Milburn Cindy Miller Steve Miller Tom Moorman Bobby Mozingo Lisa Mozingo Darlena Murphy 96 1. Is that for you. Randy? 2. Cindy sure is happy! 3. Hiding something from Dr. Day. Char- lotte? 4. What’s so funny. Kay? 5. Your on next. Gala. Mark Quicksell Carla Ray Paula Rigby Chris Ronsheim Mike Ross Lisa Roy Teresa Runyon Sharon Schenk Robert Sebastion Becky Settles Diana Sexton Woodrow Sexton Carol Shafer Michal Shrader Jeff Smiley Johnny Smith Stacy Snyder Michelle Stephens Tammy Tatman Richard Thompson Jeff Tichenor Tim Wamsley Victor Watts Debbie Whipple Bill Whipple Tim Williams Tammy Wilson Randy Wright Lisa Wynn Tammy Yeager 97 Class of ’84 Enters High School This year many freshman bought their class rings. We picked them out ourselves. When we got them back, they weren’t quite what we ex- pected. This year we also picked our classes for the first year. Some of them were easy, and others were too much to handle. People who had a study hall never had anything to do in it, and people who didn’t have one never had time to do their work in class. We also had lockers to ourselves. For some people it was nice, but for others it was just as messy and as crowded as it was last year with two people. Jeff Akemon Pat Alexander Gretchen AmRhein Nell Anderson Vernite Atchley Lisa Barcus Bill Barkdull Todd Beesley Maria Bell Nancy Benge Charles Biddinger Mike Blauvelt Kelly Bradley Jonny Bradshaw Wesley Bradshaw Oelana Brewer Pam Brewer Jennie Brodie Leigh Ann Carson Melinda Caster Lisa Cathey Tammy Chase Joe Childers Barbara Colson 98 1. Class officers are T. Weber, Pres.; R. Ewing, V.P.; M. Dixon. Sec.; J. Johannig- man. Treas. 2 What are you smiling about, Shawn? 3. Having fun, Danny? Laurie Cunningham Eddie Danforth Pam Danforth Polly Dickson Michelle Dixon Randy Duerstock Marie Edmondson Kathy Elliott Darren Evans Robbie Ewing Carrie Ferrill Beth Ferris Amy Fetterman David Fields Dwain Fields Kim Floyd Lisa Gaither Paula Gant Brent Garrity Robin Garrity Ike Goodwin Carol Graw Pat Grote John Hagerty Belva Hahn Karen Hardebeck Ronnie Hardebeck Sheila Hawkins % 99 Kim Homann Robyn Huff Ron Hughes John Hull Jean Johannigman Daryl Koors Kathy Lewis Kim Lewis Sandra Lowe Larry McCullough William McCullough Darin Maddux Michelle Maggard Eric Mann Matt Mobley Wendy Moffett David Morrow Rick Niese Shawn Ogle Paula Oliger Julie Oliphant Chuck Phillips Bill Powers Scott Ralston Ed Renfro Danny Richards Dwayne Rogers 100 1. Surprised. Kim? 2. School is all work, right John? 3. Is it really that good. Wesley ? 4. Writing is so much fun. Just ask Robbie and Darin. Paula Ronsheim Billie Roszell Richard Ryle Lisa Schenk Tim Schoetmer Frank Schutte Brenda Schwering Diana Schwering Sharon Schwering Jennifer Shepherd Jody Shera Beth Shields Annette Shireman Dory Shrader Eric Smead Maria Studler Mark Sturdivant Dana Sullivan Danny Teitsort Greg Vanderbur Tracy Vannatta Andrea Waters Tony Weber Wayne Wiley 101 JUNIOR HIGH Class of ’85 Visits Chicago The 8th grade class has done many exciting things this year. Two of which were their trip to Chicago and their fantastic football team. Mr. Roscoe, the history teacher, decided that the class should take the trip, so he sponsored it and helped with their money-making project. They finally got enough money to go. While they saw some exhib- its in the museum and they visited the Sears building. They also had a terrific football team. The team played extremely well which caused many victories for the team. Overall, this year has been both exciting and fun and they plan to make their freshman year just as exciting. 1. Class officers are T. Hughes, Pres.; D. Jacobs. V.P.; P Heger, Sec.: D Oldham. Trea Eric Arneft Charloffe Ashcraft David Badgley William Bailey Terre Barnes Pat Beckett Polly Biddinger Lizette Billieu Janet Blankman Kim Blankman Rex Boling Flora Brancamp Janet Brancamp Joyce Brancamp LuAnn Briggs Ken Bruce Andy Buchanan Danny Bush David Bush Jill Cann Tina Collins Lisa Colson Michelle Cooper Shawn Creeger 103 Danny Devers Rob Doles Mike Elliott Toby Ferris Robbie Fischvogt Roberta Fischvogt David Foster Brian French Lu Ann Gant Tom Gatewood Lisa Giddings Tim Glasson Kelly Goodwin Greg Graue Charlene Graw Darlene Graw Robert Grider Ricky Griesehop Chad Grimes Tammy Grimes Elizabeth Hall Patrick Hardebeck Eileen Harrison Melissa Harrison Gene Hastings Lorie Hawkins Dolley Heath Pam Heger Julia Herbert Steven Hershauer Danny Hobbs Lisa Hobbs John Holmes Randy Holt Tim Hughes David Jacobs 104 Jimmy Jenkins Jill Kearney Tina King Troy Knapp Sandra Kuntz Robbie Layton Mary Lou Leffler Cole Linger Jeff McNealy Todd McNealy Jane Marsh John Masterson Christal Miller Todd Mitchell Bryan Moore Edward Mozingo Kevin Muckerheide Melissa Neal Penny Neal Diana Oldham Jennifer Oldham Deanna Oliver Terena Parnell Danny Petro Rhonda Powers Thomas Powers Kevin Priddy Larry Priddy Kenny Reed Jay Ritchison Marsha Ryle Mary Schenk Larry Schoettmer Vic Schutte Joe Seal Donald Sharp 1 Tom must be in a hurry! 2 Make it per- fect. girls! 3. Who’s coffin. Boys? 4. Is that a Top Secret Cheat Sheet. Robb? 105 1. Is the cheering block going to sleep??!! 2. Girls, what are you watching? 3. Find something interesting, boys? 5, Ronald Sharp Barry Shelp Rodger Shepherd Kevin Sims Angela Smith Richard Smith Jack Stotsenburg Mischelle Striecker Lisa Sturdivant Rod Taylor Tammy Templeton Mike Tice Jackie Tomson Darrly Tungate Marcella Vanvolkenburg Michelle Vanvolkenburg Mike Warner Wayne Weber Mike Welch Debbie White Dawn Wilson Darryl Wolterman David Woodward Class of ’86 Enters South The seventh graders begin to discover a new life. The recesses cease and the problems of struggling with lockers, fighting the bells to get to class, and sometimes getting lost begin. Even though the change from grade school to seventh grade was a huge one, they are still eager and willing to face the rest of the years. The year will always be remembered by the seventh graders because they can never forget being picked on so much. The class officers are Adam Bush, pres.; Lynette Idlewine. V.P.; Gloria Elliott. Sec.; Dana Adams, Trea. Dana Adams Kim Alexander Mike AmRhein David Anderson Mike Bailey Daniel Barnes Missy Barrett Harry Bartlett Andrea Billieu Chris Buchanan Doug Burkman James Burton Adam Bush Kim Carder Mark Chase Melinda Cooper Robb Cornett Chris Craft Brian Cunningham Tony Davis Lisa Deaton Penny Dickson Charles Dougherty Isidor Dust 107 James Edmondson Gloria Elliott Jeff Elliott Mark Ewing Wendy Ferris Kevin Fetterman Joe Fields Joe Fivecoat Kim Foster Vance Foster Brian Friend Don Friley Christy Gault Tim Goodwin Melissa Hall Joe Hamilton Mike Harrell Bobby Hauser Jay Herman Andy Hobbs Ronnie Hobbs Loren Hodson LeAnn Holcomb 108 AVAILABLE ■ f LeighAnn Homann Lynette Idlewine Lee Joerger Joan Johannigman Anne Johnson Brian Kelly Annette Koors Tim Lewis Rodney Lozier Monica McCullough Chris McKittrick Ardena Manlief Felicia Marsh David Miller Chris Mobley Jeff Moody Fred Moore Lisa Mozingo Becky Muckerheide Steve Niese Shane Ogle Heidi Phelps Billy Powers 1. Are Benny Wright and Loren Hodson actually studying? 2. Smile. Leighann! 3. Don Friley is goofing off again! 109 Jeff Quicksell John Richards Willy Rigby Wayne Robinson Carrie Ruble Randy Runion Bobby Sackett Vicki Sample Jeff Schoettmer Jennifer Schwering Bill Sexton Jason Shonk Carrie Spicer Angela Stephens Tracy Sullivan Lainie Wheeler Mike Whipple Brenda Wiggins Ricky Wills Benny Wright Mike Wright Kelli Young 110 Band Prepares Musicians The junior high band had a nice surprise this year, a large group. This prepares them to play in the high They inherited the old high school uniforms. Band school band in later years. The junior band held a gives junior highers an opportunity to learn to play with concert for the elementary students this year also. r. 1 M Harrison. D Woodward. J. Cann. M. McCullough. M. Lefler. R. Lozier, r.2. W Ferris. V. Foster. R Smith. L Sturdivant. R Fischvoflht. B Homann. L Wheeler r.3. S. Niese, C. Dougherty. M AmRhein. J. Edmondson. A Johnson. J. Oldham. K. Young. R. Fischvoght. D. Wolterman. K. Reed. S. Hershauer. R. Layton, r.4. G. Graue. A. Bush. J. Herman. T. Lewis 111 Cheerleaders Add Spirit to Athletic Contests 1. The 8th Grade Cheerleaders are: Michelle Striecker. Lisa Sturdivant. Pam Heger, and Shawn Creeger. 2. The 7th Grade Cheerleaders from top to bottom are: Dana Adams. Penny Dickson. Gloria Elliott, and Kelli Young. 3. Yell, girls, yell! 112 Junior High Football Has First Winning Season in Years 4. 5. r.1.—R. Smith, L. Jerger, R. Boling. R. Fischvogt, M. Elliott. B. Wright, M. Whipple. J. Shonk, r.2.—J. Stotsenburg, J. Herman, J. Elliott. R. Wills. B. French, R. Layton, D. Wolterman. A. Hobbs. E. Arnett, r.3.— Mr. Denny, K. Bruce. B. Moore. M. Ewing. J. Ritchison, T. Ferris, T. Hughes. D. Jacobs, B. Hauser, J. Fivecoat. 5. Go, Toby, go! 113 Jr. Basketball Trains Athletes 8th grade—r. 1. — S. Niese. D. Wolter- man, T. Gatewood. T. Knapp. R. Fish- vought. r.2.—R. Smith. R. Taylor. S. Hershauer. R. Doles. T. Hughs. T. Fer- ris. B Moore. K. Bruce. R. Layton 7th grade—S. Niese. C. Dougherty. M AmRhein. M Chase, R. Runion. R. Fishvoght. r.2. R. Wills. J. Elliott. J. Fivecoat. M. Ewing, I. Dust, T. Lewis. B Sackett. J Herman 3. Kenny goes high for the ball. 4. Tim and Steve try hard. 7. Christy dribbles down the floor. 4. 8. The 8th grade looks bushed. for High School 7th grade—r. 1. M. Cooper. A. Billieu. B. Wig- gins. L. Idlewine, r.2. H. Phelps. M. Hall. W. Ferris. C. Gault. 8th grade r.1. L. Billieu. M Cooper. D. Oldham, L. Gant, M. Harrison, r.2. P. Heger. S. Kuntz, T. Collins. S. Creeger, J. Herbert. R Powers Track Prepares r. 1.—J. Thompson. L. Sturdivant. B. Wig- gins. r.2. —A. Stephens. C. Gault, A. Bil- lieu, M Cooper, L. Billieu, D. Oldham, D. Stephens. S. Creeger, T. Collins. P. Heger. P. Dickson. D. Oliver, r.3.—M. Hall. D. Wilson. H. Phelps. M. Cooper. W. Ferris. L. Gant. T. Templeton. K. Alex- ander. B. Holmes. E. Arnett. M. Harrell. r.4—R. Layton, D. Wolterman, R. Holt. T. Ferris. M. Ewing, T. Lewis. J. Elliott, T. Hughes, r.5. — M Whipple. S. Niese. C. Dougherty. T. Knapp. D. Badgley, D. Fri- ley. M. Wright. B. Powers. D. Woodward. B. Cunningham, r.6.—R. Taylor. D. Sharp. R. Sharp. J. Herman. B. Moore. L. Joerger. B. Sackett. J. Quicksell, K. Muckerhide. G. Graue. r.7. — Coach Smith. Mr. Duncan, Coach Mollaun 116 Young Runners 6. 2. Lizette springs into action. 3. You're still ahead. Melissa 4. Lift those knees up. Dawn. You too, LuAnn. 5. A perfect handoff to Melinda. 6. Keep on going, Chuck. 7. Tim Hughes shows us the agony of being a winner. 8. Don makes a exact hand-off to Rod. 9. Mike shows us his high jump form. 7. 117 Junior High Clubs Crafts Club r. 1. E. Harrison. J. Schwering. M. Smith. K. Young. K. Alexander. K. Carder. M Cooper r.2. Miss Whitten. A. Smith. L. Wheeler. L. Hobbs. C. Graw. M. McCul- lough, L. Homann. T. Sullivan. A. Koors. r.3. C. Ruble. B. Muckerhide. L. Colson. J. Johannigman, J. Marsh. V. Sample, H. Phelps. A. Manlief Future Farmers r. 1. M Harrell. C. Linger. R. Layton. J. Ritchison, G. Hastings, r.2. D. Badgley, S. Ogle. C. Miller. M Vanvolkenburgh, D. Ja- cobs. T. Hughes. V. Schutte. T. Powers. M. Strieker, r.3. P. Hardebeck, B. Friend. C. Buchanan. J Richards. M. Wright. R. Doles. R. Wills. T. Knapp. J. McNealy, T. McNealy. Mr. Whitaker. Reader’s Club J. Blankman. K. Goodwin. Mrs. McIntyre. L. Idlewine. A. Johnson 3. 118 revamped in 1981 Drama Club r. 1. P. Biddinger. D. Graw. P. Dickson. T. King. L. Holcomb. D. Adams. C. Dougher- ty. S. Niese, r.2. K. Foster. T. Parnell. C. Spicer. G. Elliott. M. Neal. M. Shenk. D. Petro, J. Hamilton, r.3. Mrs. Mollaun. L. Giddings, J. Brancamp. J. Brancamp. L. Briggs. F Marsh. P. Neal. B. Wiggins. J. Kearney. Model Builders Club r. 1. A. Stephens. J. Edmondson. M. Hall. r.2. J. Shonk. T. Lewis. B. Kelly, M. Elliott. C. Mobley. W. Rigby, r.3. Mr. Hickey. J. Burton. W. Weber. J. Seal, J. Fivecoat, F. Moore. B. Sackett Nature Club r. 1 B. Shelp, B. 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Prom Steering Committee 11 CAROL HAMILTON 8. 9. 48. 50. 57. 80; Pep Band 12; Pep Club 9-12; Sunshine 9-12; Cougarette 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Prom Queen candidate LARRY HEGER 21. 30. 52. 56. 80; Yearbook 11; basketball 9-12; football 11, 12; base- ball 10; cross country 10; Student Council 12; Class Officer 12; Key Club 9-11; F.F.A. 12; Pep Club 9-12; Letterman's Club 10-12 JANET HERBERT 4. 81 RITA HITCHELL 58. 59. 60. 64. 81; volleyball 9; Sunshine Club 10-12; Student Council 9, 10. 12; Pep Club 9-11; Cage 12; Prom Steering Committee 11; N.H.S. 11. 12 MONICA HOLCOMB 56. 81; Choir 9-12; bas- ketball manager 10; Pep Club 9-11; Prom Steering Committee 11; Bookstore 12; Sunshine Club 9, 10 TAMMY HUBER 9. 19. 49. 50. 58. 59. 81; Cheerleader 9-12; Drama 11; Student Council 12; Pep Club 9-12; N.H.S. 11. 12; Swing Choir 12; Homecoming Representa- tive 9, 10 RANDY HUFF 81 LINDA HUNTER 58. 81; volleyball 9; Cougar- ettes 10; Pep Club 9-11; N.H.S. 11. 12 DALE JOHANNIGMAN 52. 81 JANE JOHANNIGMAN 57. 64. 72. 81; Span- ish 9. 10; Sunshine Club 9-12; Pep Club 11 DANIEL JOHNSON 52. 81 MARK JOHNSON 17. 49. 50. 72. 82; basket- ball 9-11; cross country 10; Band 9 12; Choir 12; track 10; Class officer 10. 11; F.F.A. 9. 10; Key Club 9. 10; Prom Steering Committee 11; Drama Club 10-12 SANDY JOHNSTON 82 PENNY KEARNEY 17. 50. 73. 82; Drama Club 10-12; Choir 10-12; Cafeteria worker 11, 12 STEVE KEARNEY DAVID KELLY 82 SCOTT KIEFER 21. 49. 52. 58. 82 DANNY KOLDYKE 17. 49. 82; Drama Club 11. 12; Pep Club 12 RICK LAWS 14. 15. 30. 49. 52. 59. 82 GERRI LEE 82; Spanish Club 9 JAY LEE 60. 82; Pep Club 9-12; Drama Club 9-12 CINDY LEWIS 83; basketball 9; F.H.A. 12 SHELLY ADAMS LEWIS 83; F.F.A. 9; Drama Club 10, 11; Pep Club 9-11; Spanish Club 9 SUZIE LEWIS 8. 9. 49. 50. 59. 83; Cheer- leader 9-11; Pep Club 9-12; Choir 9-12; Drama 11; Student Council 12; Prom Steer- ing Committee 11; Homecoming Candidate 12 ERIC LISTER 9. 83 DALE LOUDEN 8. 9. 49. 52. 56. 83; F.F.A. 9- 12; Key Club 10-12; Homecoming Escort 12 JONNIE LOW 17. 24. 36. 40. 48. 49. 58. 83; track 9-12; volleyball 9-12; basketball 9- 12; French Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9-12; Pep Band 9-12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Drama Club 12 HARRY McCULLOUGH 83; F.F.A. 9-12; track 9; Spanish Club 9; Key Club 12; Drama Club 11 mike McCullough 4. so. 55.56.59.60.72. 83; Spanish Club 9-12; Swing Choir 10-12; Yearbook 9-12; Pep Club 10. 11; Cage 9. 11 JEFF MclNTYRE 8. 9. 17. 30. 42. 49. 50. 54. 56. 59. 83; cross country 10; football 9. 11; basketball 9-12; golf 9-12; Student Council 9-12; Key Club 9-12; French Club 10-12; Choir 12; Swing Choir 12; Drama Club 12; Class Officer 9-11 RICHARD McNEALY 49. 84 LAURA MANN 84 COLLEEN MILLER 57. 64. 84; track 10; Sun- shine Club 10-12; volleyball 9; Pep Club 9- 11 MARY MILLER 25. 36. 49. 59. 60. 64. 84; basketball 9-12; volleyball 9-12; Student Council 10-12; Pep Club 10-12 DAWN MITCHELL 84 JOE MOBLEY 52. 84; F.F.A. 9-12; football 9; Key Club 12 CONTESSA MOORE 6. 50. 84 JANE MOORE 8. 9. 17. 49. 50. 55. 59. 84; Cage 9; Drama Club 10-12; volleyball 9-11; Student Council 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Pep Club 9-12; Cougarette 12; Spanish Club 12 RONDA MURPHY 24. 25. 36. 60. 84; volley- ball 9-12; basketball 9-12; Student Council 9. 12; Class President 11. 12; track 9. 11 LINC OGLE 9. 49. 85 ANDY OLDHAM 14. 21.49. 52. 56. 85; F.F.A. 9-12; Key Club 10-12; football 11. 12; track 10. 11 DAVID OLIVER 50. 85 BECKY OLDHAM 60. 85; Cougarettes 11,12; Choir 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Drama Club 9 SHAWNA POOLE 49. 72. 85; F.H.A 10-12; Pep Club 12; Sunshine Club 12 RICHARD POWERS 21. 49. 50. 52. 85 DANNY RALSTON 52. 85 BRIAN ROSS 85 LORI ROUSEY 50. 85 KEN RUNYAN 52 DIANA SAMPLE 72. 86 SCOTT SANDERS 21. 49. 52. 86 DENISE SCHEIDLER 55. 57. 58. 60. 64. 86; Spanish 9. 10, 12; Sunshine Club 9-12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Cage 12; Pep Club 10. 11 BRUCE SCHWERING 52. 86 DEBBIE SCHWERING 58. 73; N.H.S. 11. 12 JAMES SEAL; Pep Club 11. F.F.A. 10 MARSHA BUCHANAN SEAL 78 GEORGE SEBASTIAN 17. 44. 49. 50. 54. 86 SCOTT SHIELDS 52. 56. 86 JAMES SHONK 86; Drama Club 9. 10, 12; Spanish Club 9; French Club 10. 12; Swing Choir 10. 12; Yearbook 9. 10; Cage 11; Pep Club 9 BOB SMILEY 56. 86; Cage 9-11; Yearbook 9; Band 9-12; Drama Club 10. 11; Student Council 12; Key Club 12 LYNDA STILLABOWER 50. 57. 86; Sunshine Club 10-12; volleyball 9; Pep Club 9-11 JULIE STONE 48. 57. 87; French Club 9-11; Pep Club 9-11; Pep Band 12; Cougarette 12; Sunshine Club 9-12 JAMES STUART 8. 16. 48. 49. 56. 59. 72. 87; Student Council 9-12; Band 9-12; Key Club 9-12; Drama Club 9-12; Pep Band 9-12 DEBBIE TEITSORT 49. 50. 58. 59. 87; Cheer- leader 9-11; Pep Club 9-12; Swing Choir 9- 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Drama Club 9; track 10 KAREN TICHENOR 50. 72. 87; F.H.A. 9-12; Choir 9-12; Library Aide 9. 11, 12 LAURA TICHENOR; F.F.A. 10; Pep Club 9-11 KENNY VANDEBUR 50. 55 LISA WHEELER 48. 49. 55. 57. 59. 87; Stu- dent Council 9-12; Spanish Club 9-12; Sun- shine Club 9-12; Yearbook 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12; volleyball 9 DARELL WILKINSON 50. 87 131 Senior Autographs Underclassmen Index A ADAMS. CHERYL 26. 40. 88 ADAMS. DANA 49. 107, 112, 119 ADAMS. RAE 17. 40. 49. 54. 64. 88 ADKINS. MARK 88 AKEMON. DAVID 88 AKEMON, JEFF 52. 98 ALEXANDER. KIM 107. 116, 118 ALEXANDER. PAT 52. 98 ALLEN. DOROTHY 88 AMRHEIN. GRETCHEN 37. 49. 98 AMRHEIN. MIKE 107, 111, 114, 121 AMRHEIN. WAYNE 15. 88 ANDERSON. DAVID 107, 120 ANDERSON. EARL 3. 49. 52. 56. 88 ANDERSON. KELLY 26. 50. 94 ANDERSON. MARK 52 ANDERSON. NEIL 49. 52. 98 ANDREW. CHARLOTTE 26. 37. 42. 48. 64. 94 ARMAND, BRAD 52. 94 ARNETT. DAVID 52. 94 ARNETT. ERIC 103, 113. 116, 120 ASHCRAFT. CHARLOTTE 49. 103 ASHER. MICHELLE 49. 94 ATCHLEY, PAT 88 ATCHLEY. TIM 88 ATCHLEY. VERNITA 98 B BADGLEY. DAVID 103, 116. 118 BAILEY. DAVID 120 BAILEY. MIKE 107, 120 BAILEY. PAT 73. 88 BAILEY. WILLIAM 103 BARCUS. LISA 51. 98 BARGER. RANDY 32. 52. 94 BARGER. TOMMIE 17. 50. 52. 54. 55. 88 BARKDULL. DELWIN 88 BARKDULL. JEFF 28. 89 BARKDULL. WILLIAM 98 BARNES. DANIEL 121 BARNES. TERRE 51. 103 BARRETT. MISSY 107, 119 BARRETT. TIM 94 BARRETT. TINA 94 BARTLETT. HARRY 107. 121 BAUMGARTLE. EDDIE 55. 94 BAUGH. LOUIE 42. 89 BECKETT. MARY 89 BECKETT. PAT 51. 103 BECKETT. POLLY 48. 89 BEESLEY. TODD 52. 48. 98 BELL. GREG 21. 23. 44. 52. 94 BELL. MARIA 98 BENGE. NANCY 5. 27. 36. 40. 64. 98 BENGEE, TROY 14. 15. 30. 50. 52. 89 BIDDINGER. BONNIE 55. 94 BIDDINGER. CHARLES 52. 98 BIDDINGER. POLLY 103. 119 BILLIEU, ANDREA 49. 107, 115, 116. 120 BILLIEU, JENNIFER 19. 20. 40. 49. 54. 94 BILLIEU. LIZETTE 49. 103. 115. 116. 120 BLANKMAN. JANET 103. 118 BLANKMAN. KENNY 28. 89 BLANKMAN. KIM 103. 119 BLAUVELT. MARVIN 21. 23. 55. 94 BLAUVELT. MIKE 35. 49. 55. 98 BOLING. LANGLEY 89 BOLING. REX 103. 113, 121 BRADLEY. KELLY 49. 55. 57. 98 BRADSHAW. JONNY 17. 35. 48. 59. 98 BRADSHAW. WESLEY 48. 52. 98 BRANCAMP. ANN 40. 50. 94 BRANCAMP. BILL 52. 89 BRANCAMP. FLORA 51. 103. 120 BRANCAMP. JANET 51. 103, 119 BRANCAMP. JOYCE 51. 103, 119 BREWER. DELANA 98 BREWER. PAM 17. 51. 59. 98 BRIGGS. LUANN 51. 103. 119 BRODIE. JENNIFER 48. 49. 98 BROWN. DONALD 52. 94 BROWN. LORI 17. 24. 25. 36. 40. 48. 49. 89 BRUCE. KENNETH 103, 113, 114, 121 BRUNNER. VIRGINIA 26. 54. 94 BRUNS. KAREN 54. 94 BUCHANAN. ANDY 103 BUCHANAN. CHRIS 107. 118 BUCHANAN. DONNA 49. 55. 94 BUCHANAN. NEAL BUCHANAN. ROBERT 94 BURCH. DARREN 60 BURCH. DAVID 33. 94 BURKMAN. DOUG 107. 121 BURNETT. BILLY 89 BURTON. JAMES 107. 119 BUSH. ADAM 107. Ill, 120 BUSH. DANNY 103. 121 BUSH. DAVID 103, 120 BUSH. MIKE 89 C CALLAHAN. TIM 52. 94 CANN. JILL 103. 111. 120 CARDER. ALAN 52. 94 CARDER. KIM 49. 107. 118 CARSON. LEIGH 17. 27. 49. 55. 98 CASTER. MARK 52. 89 CASTER. MELINDA 48. 49. 55. 98 CATHEY. LISA 98 CHASE. MARK 107, 114, 121 CHASE. TAMMY 27. 37. 49. 98 CHILDERS. JOE 52. 98 COLLINS. TINA 49. 51. 103. 115. 116, 120 COLSON. BARBARA 48. 49. 52. 98 COLSON. JINA 49. 57. 72. 89 COLSON. LISA 5. 103. 118 COMPTON. LAURA 50. 94 COMPTON. MARY 89 COOMBS. JAY 52. 56. 95 COOMER. TONY 33 COOPER. DONNA 26. 36. 40. 49. 54. 59. 95 COOPER. MARK 21. 30. 33. 52. 56. 89 COOPER. MELINDA 49. 59. 107. 115, 116. 118 COOPER. MICHELLE 49. 103. 115. 116. 120 CORNETT. ROBB 107, 120 CRABTREE. JAY 21. 28. 95 CRAFT. CHRIS 107, 120 CREEGER, SHAWN 103. 112, 115, 116 CRIPPEN. KATHY 2. 16. 17. 48. 49. 95 CUNNINGHAM. BRIAN 107, 116, 120 CUNNINGHAM. GREG 42. 95 CUNNINGHAM. LARRY 44. 49. 95 CUNNINGHAM. LAURIE 20. 49 CUNNINGHAM. LEE ANN 17. 49. 55. 61. 95 D DANFORTH. EDDIE 52 DANFORTH. FRANK 28. 95 DANFORTH. PAM 40. 49. 57. 99 DANFORTH. SYLVIA 89 DAVIS. TONY 107 DEATON. LISA 107. 120 DEATON. TROY 33. 50. 52. 72. 89 DERRINGER. JERRY 95 DEVERS, DANNY DEVERS, DWIGHT DICKSON. DONALD 95 DICKSON. PENNY 59. 107, 112, 116. 119 DICKSON. POLLY 49. 99 DICKSON. SUSAN 26. 89 DIETZ. GREG 30. 52. 89 DILK. JEFF 89 DILK. KEVIN 21. 23. 54. 95 DIXON. MICHELLE 17. 61. 99 DOLES. ROBB 104. 114, 118 DOUGHERTY. CHARLES 107, 111. 114. 116. 119 DUERSTOCK. DERON 95 DUERSTOCK, RANDY 21. 23. 99. 52 DUNCAN. DENISE 50. 55. 57. 95 DUST. ISIDOR 107, 114, 120 DWIGGINS. JAMES 95 EDMONDSON. JAMES 108. 111. 119 EDMONDSON. MARIE 99 ELLIOTT. GLORIA 49. 107, 108, 112. 119 ELLIOTT. JEFF 108. 113, 114. 116. 121 ELLIOTT. KATHY 20. 27. 37. 40. 48, 99 ELLIOTT. MICHAEL 104. 113, 119 ELLIOTT. RONNIE 52. 95 ELLIOTT. SUSAN 4. 19. 20. 24. 48. 49. 54. 89 EVANS. DARREN 17. 33. 59. 99 EWING. MARK 108, 113, 114, 116, 121 EWING. ROBBIE 21. 23. 52. 99 F FERRIL. CAREY 99 FERRILL, MADALYN 48. 54. 90 FERRIS. BETH 49. 55. 57. 99 FERRIS. KIM 17. 49. 90 FERRIS. TOBY 104. 113, 114. 116, 121 FERRIS. WENDY 49. 108. Ill, 115, 116 FETTERMAN, AMY FETTERMAN. KEVIN 108, 120 FIELDS. BRENDA 48. 95 FIELDS. DAVID FIELDS. DELBERT 90 FIELDS. DWAIN 99 FIELDS. JOE FISCHER. JULIE FISHVOGT. DANA 10. 17. 48. 49. 90 FISCHVOGT, ROBERT 104. Ill, 113, 114. 120 FISCHVOGT. ROBERTA 104. Ill, 114, 120 FIVECOAT. JOE 108, 113, 114, 119 FLOYD. KENTRINA 50. 95 FLOYD. KIM 99 FOGLE. DEBBIE 26. 37. 40. 95 FOGLE. GALA 37. 48. 49. 95 FOGLE. GALE 49. 52. 95 FOIST. TERRY 90 FOSTER. DAVID 104. 121 FOSTER. KIM 108. 119 FOSTER. VANCE 108, 111, 121 FOWLER. JUDY 55. 95 FRENCH. BRIAN 104, 113 FRIEND. BRIAN 108. 118 FRILEY. DON 108. 116, 120 FRODGE. GARY 44. 95 FUGATE. CHARLES 17. 73. 95 G 134 GAITHER. LISA 99 GAL YEN. DONNA 54. 95 GALYEN. JAMES 54. 90 GANT. LISA 104, 115, 116 GANT. PAULA 54. 99 GARRITY. BRENT 49. 52. 99 GARRITY. ROBIN 64. 99 GARRITY. TODD GATEWOOD. BARRY 55. 95 GATEWOOD. BRIAN 3. 16. 17. 42. 49. 56. 59 GATEWOOD. JENNIFER 49. 55. 90 GATEWOOD. TOM 104. 114, 121 GAULT. CHARLES 21. 33. 44. 49. 52. 95 GAULT. CHRISTY 108. 115, 116. 120 GEARHART. ADRIAN 52. 90 GIDDINGS. LISA 51. 104, 119 GIDDINGS. PATTY 95 GILBERT. MALCOLM 90 GILBERT. RONNIE 95 GLASSON. TIM GLOVER. LARRY 21. 23. 49. 52. 95 GOODWIN. IKE 50. 73. 99 GOODWIN. KELLY 104. 118 GOODWIN. TIM 108. 121 GRAUE. GREG 104, 111, 116. 120 GRAW. CAROL 99 GRAW. CHARLENE 104, 118 GRAW. DARLENE 104. 119 GRAW. RANDY 95 GRIDER. ROBERT GRIESEHOP, RICKY 104 GRIMES. CHAD 51. 104 GRIMES. TAMMY 51. 104. 120 GRIMES. ROBBY 52. 72. 90 GROTE. ANDREA 57. 90 GROTE. PATRIC 35. 52. 99 GUTHRIE. MITCHELL 52. 95 H HAGERTY, JOHN 35. 44. 99 HAHN. BELVA 51. 57. 99 HALL. ELIZABETH 104, 120 HALL. MELISSA 51. 108. 115, 116, 119 HAMILTON. DALE 52. 95 HAMILTON. JOE 108 HAMILTON. JOYCE 6. 49. 50. 57. 90. 119 HAMPTON. DEBBIE 55. 96 HARDEBECK. KAREN 99 HARDEBECK. KIMBERLY 49. 61. 90 HARDEBECK. MIKE 52. 96 HARDEBECK. PATRICK 104. 118 HARDEBECK. RONALD 99 HARRELL. CRYSTAL 57. 61. 90 HARRELL. MIKE 108. 116, 118 HARRIS. WAYNE 52. 90 HARRISON. EILEEN 104. 118 HARRISON. KAREN 96 HARRISONKMELISSA 59. 104, 111, 115, 120 HASTINGS. GENE 104. 118 HAUSER. BOBBY 108. 113 HAWKINS. LORIE 104, 120 HAWKINS. SHEILA 54 HAYDEN. MARK 21. 23. 48. 49. 96 HEATH. DOLLEY 51. 104. 119 HEGER. PAM 49. 59. 104, 112. 115. 116. 120 HELTON. JAMES 50. 90 HERBERT. DAVID 52 HERBERT. LOTUS 52 HERBERT. JULIE 49. 104. 115, 120 HERBERT. ROGER 52. 96 HERMAN. JAY 108. Ill, 113, 114, 116 HERMESCH. TERESA 90 HERSHAUER. SCOTT 48. 49. 52. 59. 90 HERSHAUER. STEVEN 56. 104, 111. 114, 120 HEWITT. KIMBERLY 17. 49. 54. 60. 90 HITCHELL. JACKIE 50. 57. 72. 96 HITCHELL. KEVIN 3. 5. 14. 30. 33. 44. 49. 52. 59. 90 HITCHELL. MARSHA 40. 51, 57. 99 HOBAN. TAMMY 90 HOBBS. ANDY 108. 113 HOBBS. DANNY 104 HOBBS. DIANNA 96 HOBBS. LISA 51. 104, 118 HOBBS. RONNIE 108 HODSON. DOUG 49. 52. 90 HODSON. LOREN 108. 120 HOLCOMB. LEANN 108. 119 HOLLIN, DIANA 50. 90 HOLLIN. EDWARD 21. 28. 44. 96 HOLLIN. TIM 21. 28. 99 HOLMES. JOHN 104. 116, 120 HOLT. KENDRA 50. 90 HOLT. RANDY 116. 120 HOMANN, KIM 48. 49. 57. 100 HOMANN. LEIGH ANN 109. 118 HORAN. BRIAN 52. 96 HUFF, KELLY 4. 24. 25. 36, 49. 90 HUFF. ROBYN 19. 27. 37. 40. 49. 54. 64. 100 HUGHES. RONALD 52. 54. 100 HUGHES. TIM 59. 103, 104, 113. 114, 116, 118 HULL. JOHN 21. 23. 35. 52. 54. 100 I IDLEWINE. LYNETTE 107, 109. 115, 118 ISRAEL. KAY 26. 47. 49. 96 ISRAEL. LISA 96 J JACOBS. DAVID 103, 104, 113, 118 JENKINS. JIM 105. 121 JENKINS. ROBIN 96 JOERGER. LEE 109. 113, 116, 120 JOHANNIGMAN. CHARLIE 90 JOHANNIGMAN. JEAN 55. 100 JOHANNIGMAN. JIM 52. 91 JOHANNIGMAN. JOAN 109. 118 JOHANNIGMAN. KAREN 57. 64. 91 JOHNSON. ANNE 109, 111, 118 JOHNSON. ROBERT 96 JOHNSON. STEVE 21. 23. 56. 96 JOHNSON. TIM 49. 50. 64. 91 JONES. TERRY 91 K KEARNEY. JILL 51. 105. 119 KEIFER. GREG 52. 96 KELLY. BRIAN 119 KENNEDY. TROY 96 KING. BOBBY 73. 91 KING. TINA 51. 105, 119 KNAPP. MARTY KNAPP. SHEILA 96 KNAPP. TROY 105. 114, 116, 118 KNIGHT. JACQUALINE 91 KNIGHT. JILL 96 KOLDYKE, BONNIE 96 KOORS, ANNETTE 109, 118 KOORS, DARYL 21. 23. 52. 100 KUNTZ. LIZABETH 49. 91 KUNTZ. SANDRA 49. 105, 115, 120 L LATTIRE. KARLA 50. 96 LATTIRE, JIM 73. 91 LAUBER, LISA LAYTON. ROBBIE 105. Ill, 113. 114, 116, 118 LEE, CARRI 50. 57. 96 LEFFLER. MARY LOU 111 LEWIS. KATHY 51. 57. 100 LEWIS. KIM 4. 20. 49. 54. 100 LEWIS. TIM 109. Ill, 114. 116, 119 LINGER. COLE 105, 118 LOUDEN. KATHRYN 5. 17. 50. 64. 91 LOWE. SANDRA 100 LOZIER. RODNEY 109. Ill M McCarter, jimmie 96 McCullough, larry 2. ie. 17.49.55.100 McCullough, malvin 3.11.48.49.52.56. 91 McCullough, monica 109. 111. 118 McCullough, myron 28. 52. 96 McCullough, ruth 55. 57. 61. 96 McCullough, william 49. 52. 100 McKITTRICK. CHRIS 109 McKITTRICK. TERESA 14. 37. 55. 96 McNEALY. JEFF 105. 118 McNEALY. TODD 105, 118 MADDUX. DARIN 35. 100 MADDUX. JEFF 91 MAGGARD. MICHELLE 100 MANLIEF, ARDENA 109. 118 MANN. DANNY 91 MANN. ERIC 5. 44. 100 MARSH. FELICIA 109. 119 MARSH. JANE 105. 118 MASTERSON. JOHN 105 MENKEDICK. TIM 52. 91 MILBURN. JIM 52. 96 MILLER. CHRISTAL 105. 118 MILLER. CINDY 56. 96 MILLER. DAVID 109. 120 MILLER. MARVIN MILLER. STEVE 52. 96 MITCHELL. PAULA 49. 91 MITCHELL. TODD 105. 120 MOBLEY. CHRIS 59. 109. 119 MOBLEY. MATT 51. 52. 100 MOFFETT. BRENDA 54. 91 MOFFETT. WENDY 27. 37, 100 MOODY. JEFF 109. 121 MOORE. BRYAN 105. 113, 114, 116, 120 MOORE. CARLA 91 MOORE. FRED 109. 119 MOORMAN. CAROL 48. 49. 57. 61. 91 MOORMAN. TOM 21. 23. 96 MORROW. DAVID 100 MORROW. SHERRY 50. 91 MOZINGO. BOBBY 96 MOZINGO. EDWARD 105. 121 MOZINGO. LISA 96. 109 MOZINGO. LISA 109 MUCKERHEIDE. BECKY 109. 118 MUCKERHEIDE. KEVIN 5. 105, 116. 120 MURPHY. DARLENA 96 MURRAY. CASSANDRA 17. 48. 49. 50. 60. 91 N NEAL. MELISSA 105. 119 NEAL. PENNY 105. 119 NIEMAN. DONNA 57. 59. 91 NIEMAN. DOREEN 57. 59. 91 NIESE. RICHARD 48. 100 NIESE. STEVE 109. 111. 114, 116, 119 NUGENT. KENNY 44. 91 O OGLE. SHANE 109, 118 OGLE. SHAWN 52. 100 OLDHAM. DIANA 49. 103, 105, 115. 116. 120 OLDHAM. JENNIFER 49. 105, 111, 120 OLIGER, PAULA 27. 55. 100 OLIPHANT. JULIE 19. 100 OLIVER. DEANNA 51. 105. 116, 120 135 OLIVER. DEBRA 91 OVERMEYER. JONI 97 P PADGETT. DEBRA 2. 19. 20. 49. 50. 55. 59. 97 PARKER. LISA 49. 60. 91 PARNELL. TERENA 51. 105. 119 PEARL. DAVID 28 PETRO. DANNY 49. 51. 105. 119 PHELPS. HEIDI 109. 115. 116. 118 PHELPS. KIM 48. 49. 57. 91 PHILLIPS. CHARLES PHILLIPS. LORI 17. 50. 72. 92 PONSLER. JAMES 23. 52. 97 POOLE. SHEILA 49. 92 POWERS. BILLY 109. 116. 119 POWERS. RHONDA 51. 105. 115 POWERS. TOM 105. 118 POWERS. WILLIAM PRIDDY. KEVIN 105 PRIDDY. LARRY 105 PROFFITT. JULIE 49. 92 PROFFITT. RANDY 33. 42. 52. 97 x Q QUICKSELL. JEFF 110, 116. 121 QUICKSELL. MARK 14. 55. 72. 97 R RALSTON. SCOTT 52. 100 RAY. CARLA 55. 97 REED. KENNY 105. 111. 120 RENFRO. EDDIE 21. 23. 35. 48. 49. 100 RENFRO. SUSAN 36. 48. 49. 92 RICHARDS. DANIEL 52. 100 RICHARDS. JOHN 110. 118 RICHARDS. LAUREL 92 RIGBY. PAULA 57. 97 RIGBY. WILLY 110. 119 RITCHISON. DEBRA 11. 48. 49. 64. 92 RITCHISON. JAY 105. 113. 118 ROBINSON. WAYNE 110 ROGERS. ROBERT 21. 23. 100 ROLLINS. DAWN 50. 64. 92 RONSHEIM. CHRIS 55. 97 RONSHEIM. PAULA 57. 101 ROSS. MIKE 52. 97 ROSZELL. BILLIE 101 ROY. LISA 17. 97 RUBLE. CARRIE 110. 118 RUNION. RANDY 110, 114. 120 RUNYAN. TERESA 97 RYLE. MARSHA 105, 120 RYLE. RICHARD 35. 44. 49. 55. 101 S SACKETT. BOBBY 110, 114. 116, 119 SAMPLE. VICKI 110. 118 SCHENK. LISA 16. 17. 101 SCHENK. MARY 51. 105. 119 SCHENK. SHARON 16. 17. 50. 54. 97 SCHOETTMER. CATHY 49. 57. 60. 92 SCHOETTMER. JEFF 110, 121 SCHOETTMER. LARRY 105. 110 SCHOETTMER. TIM 21. 23. 52. 101 SCHUTTE. FRANK 21. 23. 52. 101 SCHUTTE. VICTOR 105, 118 SCHWERING. BRENDA 101 SCHWERING. DIANA SCHWERING. JENNIFER 110. 118 SCHWERING. MELVIN 3. 28. 52. 56. 92 SCHWERING. RON 73. 92 SCHWERING. SHARON 55. 57. 101 SEAL. JOSEPH 105. 119 SEVASTIAN. ROBERT 52. 97 SETTLES. BECKY 49. 97 SEXTON. BILL 110. 120 SEXTON. DIANA 50. 97 SEXTON. WOODROW 52. 97 SHAFER. CAROL 50. 97 SHARP. DONALD 105, 116. 120 SHARP. RONALD 106, 116. 120 SHELP. BARRY 119 SHEPHERD. JENNIFER 61. 101 SHEPHERD. RODGER 106, 120 SHERA. JODY 5. 21. 23. 49. 52. 101 SHERA. KIM 19. 49. 92 SHIELDS. BETH 20. 40. 49. 55. 101 SHIREMAN. ANNETTE 49. 59. 101 SHONK. JASON 110. 113. 119 SHRADER. DORY 49. 54. 101 SHRADER. MICHAL 50. 55. 97 SIMS. JENNY 48. 49. 50. 92 SIMS. KEVIN 106, 120 SMEAD. ERIC 101 SMILEY. JEFF 42. 52. 56. 59. 97 SMITH. AMY 48. 49. 57. 92 SMITH. ANGELA 106. 118 SMITH. JOHN 106. Ill, 113. 114. 120 SMITH. JOHNNY 97 SMITH. MICHELLE 118 SNOW. SANDI 92 SNIDER. STACY 50 SPICER. CARRIE 110, 119 STAGGS. TERESA 17. 49. 50. 92 STEPHENS. ANGELA 110, 116, 119 STEPHENS. DENISE 116 STEPHENS. MICHELLE 50. 97 STILLABOWER. DUANE 52. 92 STOTSENBURG. JACK 106. 113. 121 STOTSENBURG. WOODY 92 STOUGH. ANDY 92 STRIECKER. MICHELLE 49. 51. 106, 112. 118 STUDLER. BOB 28. 60. 92 STUDLER. MARIA 55. 57. 101 STURDIVANT. LISA 49. 106. 111. 112. 116. 120 STURDIVANT. MARK 16. 17. 48. 101 STURDIVANT. ROBIN 21. 48. 49. 92 SULLIVAN. DANA 49. 51. 57. 101 SULLIVAN. TRACY 110, 118 SYNDER. STACY 17. 97 T TATMAN, TAMMY 49. 50. 73. 97 TAYLOR. ROD 106, 114. 116. 120 TEITSORT. DANIEL 48. 49. 50. 101 TEMPLETON. TAMMY 51. 106. 116. 120 TICE. MIKE 106. 120 TICHENOR. JEFF 97 TICHENOR. TERRY 52. 92 TOMSON. JACKIE 49. 51. 106, 116. 120 TUNGATE. DARRLY 106 V VANDEBUR. GREG 52. 101 VANNATTA. TOBY 21. 52. 92 VANNATTA. TRACY 23. 52. 64. 101 VANVOLKENBURG. MARCELLA 51. 106. 118 VANVOLKENBURG. MICHELLE 106, 119 W WAMSLEY. TIM 52. 97 WARNER. MIKE 106. 121 WATERS. ANDREA 40. 48. 49. 55. 57. 101 WATTS. VICTOR 5. 21. 30. 33. 44. 52. 97 WEBER. FRED 106 WEBER. TONY 21. 34. 44. 52. 56. 101 WEBER. WAYNE 119 WELCH. DAVID 14. 49. 50. 52. 92 WELCH. MIKE 106 WHEELER. LANIE 49. 110, 111. 118 WHIPPLE. DEBBIE 97 WHIPPLE. MIKE 110. 113. 116 WHIPPLE. WILLIAM 42. 48. 55. 61. 97 WHITE. DEBBIE 106. 120 WHITE. PATTY 50. 92 WIGGINS. BRENDA 49. 110. 115. 116. 119 WIGGINS. BRIAN 5. 54. 92 WILEY. DEBBIE 49. 93 WILEY. WAYNE 52. 101 WILKINSON. LEIGH ANN WILLIAMS. TIM 17. 97 WILLS. JENNIE 19. 24. 36. 49. 54. 93 WILLS. RICKEY 110, 113. 114. 118 WILSON. DAWN 106. 116. 120 WILSON. TAMMY 26. 49. 55. 97 WOLTERMAN. DARRLY 106. Ill, 113, 114. 116. 120 WOOD. DIANNA 49. 101 WOODHULL. GREG 32. 52. 93 WOODWARD. DAVID 106. Ill, 116. 121 WRIGHT. BENNY 110, 113. 121 WRIGHT. JAY 101 WRIGHT. MARTY 17. 35. 101 WRIGHT. MIKE 110. 116, 118 WRIGHT. RANDY 28. 97 WYNN. LISA 17. 97 Y YEAGER. TAMMY 26. 36. 40. 49. 54. 97 YEAGER. TERRY 19. 20. 49. 50. 54. 59. 93 YOUNG. DOLLY 50. 55 YOUNG. KATHY 48. 49. 57. 101 YOUNG. KELLI 49. 111. 112. 110. 118 YOUNG. SHERRY 49. 93 136 Autographs 137 139