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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

1986 COUGARAMA SOUTH DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL ROUTE 5 GREENSBURG, INDIANA 47240 VOLUME XVIII 1986 TABLE OF CONTENTS SPECIAL EVENTS................ 6 SPORTS....................... 28 ORGANIZATIONS................ 62 SENIOR HIGH ................. 84 JUNIOR HIGH..................114 FACULTY......................134 REMINISCING ... ... THE GOOD TIMES ... 3 • • • urns clui ... AND THE FRIENDS ... 5 rwr ms n EmmP 5QUIH south rnwr Mr esw sour Demun south da mu south VecmH south flzcmuR SOUTH VbcjHUH south fkatruR south Smut SOUTH DecjtWR south D jmt SOUTH ftlCHJW? 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Sophomores told us that Cougar Spirit is Ramboling Along . The second place and President's Award went to the Junior float Cougar Spirit Is ... Finally, the Sen- iors told us that “Cougar Spirit Is Going to Wipe You Away . The classes were also represented by two people that night. Seventh grade representa- tives were Jeff Pumphrey and Michelle Gindling. Todd Hickey and Tammy Shireman represented their eighth grade class. For the Freshman class, there were Bart Kroger and Stacy Ogle. Sopho- mores were represented by Chris Collins and Am- ber Hunter. Rick Hollin and Bonnie Doles repre- sented the Juniors. The other Queen candidates were Heidi Phelps, Melissa Hall, and Gloria Elliott with their escorts, Fred Moore, Vance Foster, Jeff Elliott, and Doug Burkman. After the game, the Student Council sponsored a dance with the band Rampage . 8 Homecoming Left page, clockwise—Mary Beth crowns the Homecoming Queen, Kim Carder—Gloria Elliott and her escort Jeff Elliott—Me- lissa Hall and her escort Vance Foster—Kim Carder and her escort Doug Burkman. This page, clockwise—Heidi Phelps and her escort Fred Moore—Homecoming Representatives grade 7-11—Second place Junior class float—It's not windy, is it Kim?—The winning Freshman class float. Homecoming 9 COUGAR SPIRIT 10 Homecoming • • 1. What are you guys throwing that for? 2. Joe is going to sneak up on Amber and scare her. 3. What is this a Pow-wow? 4. Who are you waving at Tammy? 5. It's not cold is it girls? 6. The F.F.A. Harvest A Victory This page, clockwise—Young Cougar boost- ers.—The band is cold but full of pep!—Our cheerleaders jump for our team.—What's the matter Kim? You look dazed!—The cheer- leaders are staying close together for warmth. Homecoming 11 SPIRIT WEEK RETURNS With the return of Spirit Points, Sectional Week went back to Spirit Week. As usual, the halls were decorated by the individual classes. This year's over-all theme was T.V. Shows. The Seventh Grade showed us their rendition of the Twilight Zone as they decorated their hall with the third place Cougar Zone. Eighth Grade showed their loyalty to Hogan's Heroes with their Porter's Heroes hall. The Freshman class won the hall decorations with Porter's Island and ended the week by capturing the Spirit Stick at the Pep Session. The Sophomores placed sec- ond with their M A S H hall and the Juniors said Leave it to Porter with their hall. Finally, the Seniors decorated with Happy Days in mind. There were also the famed dress-up days. Inside-Out and Backwards , Sweats, Punk, Sixties , and Maroon and White, Hat and Button days were held. PORTER’S HALL 12 Spirit Week Left Page clockwise—Seniors look forward to Happy Days''—Uncle Dave wants you for the Sophomore hall.—Eighth grade honors Porter's Heroes —Freshmen invite you to sail with them to Porter's Island. —The juniors Leave it to Por- ter This page, clockwise Beware you are now entering the seventh grade Cougar Zone — South's very own Rambos—Didn't your alarm clock go off this morning Michelle?—Girls Didn't your mother's teach you the correct way to dress yourselves?—A lot of hard work goes into a good hall—What did you guys do to be put in that line- up? Spirit Week 13 DRAMA PRESENTS REST ASSURED The Drama club's spring play this year was Rest Assured. The cast enjoyed putting on this com- edy for two performances. Everyone did a super job and they are looking forward to next year's plays. This year's sponsors were Mrs. Hudson and Mr. Workman. The parts were played by Ed Schwering as Mr. Morlock, Monica McCullough as Mrs. Morlock, Vance Foster as Luigi, Tina Harrison as Jessica, Gabe Graue as Joe, Jenise Bradshaw as Mary, Brian Muckerheide as George, Maretta McCullough as Miss Akers, Lora Reed as Mildred, Randy Hollin as Dr. Brown, Becky Muckerheide as Martha, Scott Redelman as Lucifer, and Anne Johnson as Mrs. Schmaltz. 2 3 14 Spring Play 12 1 What's the matter GabeP Did Rob sur- prise you? 2. Can you please help me up, Ed? 3. Do you see anything interesting in there? 4. You're not supposed to jump on the couch, guys? 5. No, I don't think that looks like a ghost! 6. Maybe if I just tear this in two ... 7. Yeah, now I see a cou- ple! 8. Randy, did you know you had something in your hand? 9. Will you take me for a piggyback ride? 10. Do you al- ways walk in your sleep, Lynette? 11. Vance is all choked up. 12. You wouldn't hit Brian, would you Tina? Spring Play 15 SOUTH DECATUR HAS AWARD This year, our school has had several peo- ple honored with prestigious awards. Al- though their names and awards were heard on the morning announcements, many did not receive any more recognition. We on the yearbook staff think it is time to salute these people for their great accomplishments! Christie Campbell was elected Lieutenant Governor of Key Club. Hoosier Girls and Boys State Delegates were MaryBeth McCormick, Lynette Idlewine, Tim Lewis, and Vance Fos- ter. Marla Stephens, John Mills, Fred Low, Alan Woodward, and Darryl Floyd competed in the VFW Speech Contest. Alan placed first, John placed second, and Marla placed third with Darryl and Fred receiving Honorable Mentions. Alan went on to achieve first place at the District contest at Napoleon. Matt Wright received a first place rating at state vocal contest. Mary Beth McCormick was also given the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award. WINNERS I6 Student Awards MORE AWARD WINNERS: 1. Lora Reed, Lynette Idlewine, Tricia Krzy- zanowski, Mr. Renfro, Larry Callahan— Key Club Honors 2. Lynette Idlewine, Indiana FCA Athelte of the Year 3. Chris Buchanan, Journalism award for an article about A.I.D.S. 4. Ann Redmon and Lora Reed, Optimists Oratorical Contest Winners 5. Students of the Month —Burl Ti- chenor, Alan Woodward, Tammy Schoettmer, Chad Petro Student Awards 17 NHS INDUCTS TWELVE During the afternoon of April 17, twelve juniors were inducted into the South Decatur chapter of the National Honor Society. Potential mem- bers must show strength in the areas of character, leadership, scholar- ship, and service to be considered for membership. Juniors or seniors who have maintained a 3.25 grade average since their freshman year are then voted into the organization by a committee of faculty mem- bers. During a lovely ceremony twelve such members were inducted with the seniors providing special music and Mrs. Carson presenting a speech to the members. After the program, the members, their guests, and the faculty attended a reception given by the Home Ec. Department. Induction 19 1986 MUSICALE AND ART On the night of May 9, South Decatur's talented students displayed their talents in music and in art. The annual Art Show demonstrated various examples of projects accomplished during the school year. After the Art Show, the South Decatur music department presented the Musi- cale. The Concert Choir and the Cougar Crew Swing Choir sang pop tunes such as Say You, Say Me and Careless Whisper with soloists Darla Greer and Gladys Hockersmith. The Maroon Guard Band played a variety of selections including Steam Heat and Ghostbus- ters with the addition of the talented Cougarettes. SHOW 20 Musicale Art Show f t Musicale Art Show 21 1986 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM COOPER AND MOBLEY CROWNED QUEEN AND KING The Otter Creek Golf Course was this year's setting for the Junior- Senior Prom held May 3 with the theme Best of Times. The Juniors chose the colors midnight blue and silver and the band The Edge for the evening's entertainment. Melinda Cooper was crowned Prom Queen with her King Chris Mobley. After the prom, there was an Hawai- ian Luau at the school sponsored by the junior parents. A big congratula- tions goes to Mrs. Reynolds, the junior sponsors, and the Prom Steering Committee for a beautiful evening. Queen Candidates: Suzanne Hall, Kim Carder, Melinda Cooper, and MoryBeth McCormick Prom Pages: Greta Kissel, Jenny Sims, Kim Steinker, Kim Foster, Jim Tomson, Brad Bryant, Chris Shuter, Mike Badgley King Candidates were Vance Foster, Fred Moore, Chris Mobley and Adam Bush 22 Prom Prom Princess Candidates: Bonnie Doles, Dina Tower, Melissa Nystrom and Jeanine Schutte Prom Prince Candidates: Rick Hollin, Chris Owens, Todd Her- shauer, Fred Low Prom Prince and Princess: Todd Hershauer and Melis- sa Nystrom Prom King and Queen: Melinda Cooper and Chris Mobley Prom 23 On June I, 1986, South Decatur witnessed the 18th senior class to graduate from her hallowed halls. The 73 member senior class and their guests were entertained by the Cougar band and choirs. Speakers for the program included Edward Kasamis, Superintendent, John Dun- can, Principal, and Lennie Lawrence, Asst. Principal. MaryBeth McCor- mick, Valedictorian, and Monica McCullough, Salutatorian, also gave insightful addresses concerning friendship and goals. Jay Hermann, class president, conducted the traditional tassel ceremony. As the Class of 1986 passed through those gym doors for the last time, they reflected upon the journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step. 1986 COMMENCEMENT Graduation 25 26 Graduation Graduation 27 The highlight of the Varsity Team was defeating Edinburgh during an action packed game. Their record at the end of the season was 1 -8, with competition such as Greensburg, Brown County, and Indian Creek. Members winning awards were: Mike AmRhein—Most Valuable Offensive Lineman; Fred Low—Most Valuable Defensive Back; Mike Badgley— Most Improved Player; and Mark Ewing—Most Valuable Offensive Back, Mr. Tough, and M.V.P. The Varsity coach was Ken Wendling. The highlight of the JV season was defeating N. Decatur during an exciting game by the score of 22-6. The JV record was 1 -3, with JV members also playing in Varsity games. The JV coaches were Scott Bartel, Will Bohall, and Dana Reynolds. COUGARS, KILL! 30 Varsity Football ROW 1 J. Sims, T. Moore, K. Fetterman, J. Hermann, P. Newland, F. Low, C. Blaich, C. Mobley, M. Ewing, S. Herbert, J. Idlewine, M. AmRhein, S. Bruce, R. Schoettmer, T. Nystrom, W. Hawkins. ROW 2 K. Haley, A. Grissom, S. Wood, J. Hobbs, S. Ogle, T. Striecker, E. Parker, D. Miller, M. Badgley, J. Hockersmith, B. Melcher, D. Wolf, K. Elliott, T. Owens, J. Bradley ROW 3 Coach Wendling, Coach Bohall, Coach Bartel, Coach Reynolds. Varsity Football 31 COUNTY CHAMPS The Varsity Volleyball Team created Cougar Magic during their fantastic sea- son. The final record was 17-5, with the girls defeating such formidable teams as Greensburg, Columbus North, and Brown County. Under the expertise of coach Holly Bruns, the team won the Brown County Invitational Tourney, became a Con- ference Co-Champion (6-1), and earned the title of Decatur County Champs. The award winners were: Christy Gault—M.V.P. and Best Setter; Lisa Grote—Best Hit- ter; and Amber Hunter—Best Serving % Best Pass %. Jami Helms served as student manager. Clockwise—Lisa Grote, Andrea Billieu, Lynette Idlewine, Christy Gault, Kim Chase, Susan Watts, Amber Hunter, Michelle Eliott Center—Coach Bruns Girls Varsity Volleyball 33 RESERVE GIRLS VOLLEY _ BALL The Reserve Girls team had a truly successful season with an un- defeated record of 16-0. The high- lights included exciting matches with North Decatur, Greensburg, and Columbus North. The award winners were Michelle Idlewine, Best Serving % and Dina Tower, Most Valuable Hitter. The record for the Freshman Volleyball sea- son was 3-4. The award winner was Tricia Brindley for most serv- ing points. Holly Bruns did a great job as coach of both teams with manager Jami Helms. Clockwise: D. Tower, S. Gant, K. Slone, Coach Bruns, M. Idlewine, L. Ross, B. Brind- ley, J. Helms, J. Schutte, T. Clarkson 34 Reserve Girls Freshman Volleyball 35 RUNION SETS RECORD Last fall saw the Cross Country son were running in the Greens- Team earn a very successful sea- burg Invitational and the Mid-Hoo- son, with the team winning nine sier Conference Sectional. Randy meets. Randy Runion was voted Runion broke the school record M.V.P. and Greg Hickey was two different times and became a awarded the Most Improved member of the All Conference Award. The highlights of the sea- Team. Row 1 —Eric Allen, Pot Blanton, Brad Beam, Jimmy Layton Row 2—Coach Porter, Mike Harrell, Rob Phelps, Greg Hickey, Randy Runion 36 Cross Country VARSITY BOYS BASKET- BALL The record for the Varsity boys' basketball team was 10-11. Some of the Cougar victories included Medora (66-34), Hauser (66-38), and Morristown (66-51). There was also a very exciting game with N. Decatur with a difference in the score of one point. Award winners and player highlights included: Tim Lewis—M.V.P. and leading re- bounder; Greg Hickey—Most Im- proved and Best field goal percent- age; Jeff Elliot—leading rebounder; Randy Runion—assist leader; Bobby Sackett—leading free throw shooter; and Mark Ew- ing—Best Defensive Player. Tim Lewis and Greg Hickey also had the honor of being chosen to the All-Conference Team. The Varsity Coach is Mr. Porter. Mark Ewing, Jimmy Layton, Jeff Elliott, Bobby Sackett, Mike Harrell, Larry Callahan, Manager, Randy Runion, Fred Low, Rob Phelps, Greg Hickey, Tim Lewis, Todd Hershauer 38 Varsity Boys Basketball RESERVE COUGARS Reserve Basketball 41 The reserve boys' record for the season was 12-8, including a 9-1 home record. Darren Cunningham received the awards for leading re- bounder and for free throw per- centage. The Reserve coach Scott Hime commented, all the players contributed to the team's suc- cess. The Freshman boys' record was 8-7. The award winner was Jeff Idlewine—free throw percent- age. Student managers were Dwight Manlief and Todd Hamp- ton. The Freshman team battled such foes as Greensburg, Jac-Cen- (Reserve) Row I—David Brewer, Chad Evans, Pat Blanton, Jeff Sims Row 2—Chris Blaich, Del, and Jennings County for an Chris Collins, D. Cunningham, B. Bryant Row 3—Randy Schoettmer, Jeff Bruce exciting season with coach Will Mulroney. FRESHMAN COUGARS! Row 1—Scott Baker, Matt Taylor, John Gant, Don Niese, Cory Collins, Danny Sebastian Row 2—Mike Dougherty, Bryan Burk- man, Doug Wolf, Nick Adams, Bob Melcher Row 3—Jeff Adams, Steve Herbert, Jeff Idlewine, Craig Tower, Eric Allen, Dwight Man- lief—Manager 42 Freshman Basketball Row 1 —Tricia Ward, Susan Watts, Kim Chase, Lynette Idlewine, Amber Hunter Row 2— Coach Honeycutt, Wendy Taylor, Heidi Phelps, Michelle Elliott, Lisa Grote, Beth Brindley, Andrea Billieu, Christy Gault, Jeanine Schutte VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL This year's highlights included the winning of the Conference which was the first time in Cougar history and the naming of Andrew Honeycutt as Coach of the Year. The girls finished the season with a 10-9 record. This year's award win- ners were: Christy Gault—M.V.P.; Lisa Grote—most rebounds and field goals; Susan Watts and Am- ber Hunter, best defensive players. Christy Gault also had the most as- sists and free throws. The team managers were Wendy Taylor and Jeanine Schutte. Girls V-Basketball 43 44 Girls V-Basketball Row 1: Wendy Taylor, Valerie Gatewood, Michelle Idlewine, Tori Shuter, Kim Chase, Vanessa Gatewood Row 2: Trisha Brindley, Stacy Gant, Marla Stephens, Stephanie Phelps Row 3: Jeanine Shutte, Mindy Nobbe, Stacy Ogle, Kim Caddell, Beth Brindley, Stephanie Wiley, Christie Campbell RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS This year's reserve girls' basketball team had a successful and exciting season, with a record of 10-4. The award winners were Stacy Ogle, Rebound Award, and Kim Chase, Free Throw Award. Wendy Taylor and Jeanine Schutte were also the managers of this team. Cindi Wilkerson did a fine job of coaching the reserve girls. This year also brought the addition of a freshman team to assist the reserve team. Although the team only won one game, they greatly improved as the season progressed. Tori Shuter was awarded the Free Throw Award. The coaches were Andy Honeycutt and Cindi Wilkerson. Girls R-Basketball 45 46 Reserve Girls Basketball Row l —KC Phillips, Valerie Gatewood, Tori Shuter, Christie Campbell, Julie Fulton Row 2— Coach Wilkerson, Stacy Ogle, Stephanie Wiley, Mindy Nobbe, Trisha Brindley, Stephanie Phelps, Kim Caddell, Wendy Taylor—Manager FRESHMAN GIRLS Freshman Girls Basketball 47 COUGAR BASEBALL TEAMS The Varsity Baseball Team had an impressive season with a record of 6-15-1 and a Conference record of 2-4-1. Because of inclement weather, the J-V Team only played three games against such formida- ble competition as Brown County, South Ripley, and Edinburgh. There were Varsity Cougar victo- ries against Hauser, Southwestern, and Laurel. The award winners for the season were Jeff Elliott, M.V.P.; Kenny Staggs, M.I.P.; Jeff Bruce, Best Pitcher; and Mark Ew- ing, Best Hitter. Ken Wendling did a great job of coaching both teams. Row 1: Tim Lewis, Mark Ewing, Jeff Elliott, Kevin Elliott, Brad Bryant, Chris Collins, David Blanton Row 2: Coach Wendling, Randy Schoettmer, Jeff Bruce, Mike AmRhein, Ken Staggs, Duane Ralston, Craig Billieu, Jeff Adams Not Pictured: Scott Baker, Doug Wolf, Todd Hampton, Randy Franklin, Randy Kearney 48 Baseball COUGAR SOFTBALL TEAMS The Varsity and JV teams com- bined forces to have an exception- al season for their second year. The Varsity record was 15-3 and the JV record was 6-0. The high- lights of the season included win- ning the Brown County Invitational Tourney, defeating N. Decatur (22-2), defeating E. Central in the sectional, and copping a perfect JV record. Holly Bruns performed the excellent task of coaching with student managers, Stacy Gant and Jami Helms. The award winners included: Michelle Elliot— Best Pitcher and Highest Batting Average; Susan Watts—Most Times on Base; and Christy Gault—M.V.P. Row 1 —Stocy Ogle, Kim Chase, Michelle Idlewine, Michelle Elliott, Andrea Billieu, Christy Gault, Susan Watts, Christie Campbell Row 2—Jami Helms, Tricia Brindley, Stephanie Wiley, Amber Hunter, Beth Brindley, Ardena Manlief, Lynette Idlewine, Stacy Gant, Coach Bruns 50 Girls Softball GIRLS VARSITY TRACK This spring the Girls Track Team had a very active season. Many new records were broken this year: Heidi Phelps, 400 M Dash at 1:04:8; Wendy Taylor, 300 M Hurdles at 56:8; and Wendy Taylor, Jenny Sims, Stephanie Phelps, Heidi Phelps, 1600 M Relay Team at 4:38:57. Awards went to Heidi Phelps, M.V.P. (most points); Wendy Taylor, M.V.P. (attitude); and Tricia Brindley, All-Conference Team. The final record was 3-9. The managers were Michelle Idlewine and Kim Steinker. Pam Sweasy did the excellent job of coaching. Row I: Jeanne Lowe, Cricket Striecker, Wendy Taylor, Stephonie Phelps, Julie Miller, Coach Sweasy Row 2: Heidi Phelps, Jenny Sims, Angela Oldham, Tricia Brindley, Heather Garrity Row 3: Elizabeth Kennedy, Kim Steinker, Michelle Idlewine, Kim Caddell 52 Girls Track Girls Track 53 VARSITY BOYS TRACK The highlights of the Boys' Track Team this spring were when Randy Runion made All Confer- ence and when he and Fred Low qualified for the Track Sectional. Bobby Sackett was honored by be- ing named the 1986 Most Valu- able Player, with Randy Runion re- ceiving the Field M.V.P. Award. It was an exciting season, since many of the meets ended in victo- ries. Will Bohall coached the Charging Cougars. Row I —M. Taylor, S. Spencer, T. Nystrom, B. Sackett, K. Haley, Coach Bohall Row 2—C. Tower, B. Beam, C. Combs, P. Newland, T. Streicker Row 3—R. Phelps, M. Dougherty, J. Smith, J. Idlewine, J. Layton, E. Allen Row 4—M. Harrell, F. Moore, D. Miller, C. Mobley, F. Low 54 Varsity Boys Track COUGAR GOLF This spring the Cougar Golf Team had a thrilling season despite the inclement weather. Meets were played against such opponents as Greensburg and North Decatur. Darian Gatewood was awarded the Mental Attitude Award. This year's lettermen were Vance Foster, Darian Gatewood, and Dwight Manlief. The previous letter winners were Chad Evans and Jeff Sims. Dana Reynolds performed the difficult task of coaching. Jeff Sims, Chad Evans, Todd Hershauer, Dwight Manlief, Darien Gatewood, Gabe Graue, Vance Foster 56 Golf Golf 57 1985-86 COUGAR CHEERLEADERS During the 1985-86 school year, all three squads of senior high cheerleaders kept themselves very busy. Under the watchful eye of sponsor Mary McCormick, they had to cheer at every football and basketball game, as well as every pep session. Besides countless practices and their annual summer camp, the girls worked the Decatur County Fair, and decorated downtown Westport during sectional week. The Varsity and Reserve participated in a competition at Southport, with the Varsity Squad placing fourth. The Girls were also honored at the Fall Banquet with jackets and certificates. (Varsity) Jeanne Lowe, Gloria Elliott, Melinda Cooper, Dana Adams, Wendy Taylor 58 Varsity Cheerleaders (Reserve) Greta Kissel, Angela Oldham, Jenny Sims, Aimee AmRhein (9th Grade) Michelle Kuntz, Julie Miller, Shannon Joerger, Janet Templeton Reserve Freshman Cheerleaders 59 SENIORS 60 Senior Nights '86 HONORED Senior Nights '86 61 1985-86 COUGAR BAND The Cougar Band, under the excellent direction of band director Rob- ert Renfro, had a truly active school year. The band performed for the Westport Barbecue, the Greensburg Veterans' Parade, all Varsity Home Football and Basketball games, and, of course, Commencement. They participated in the Solo Ensemble Contest. They presented a Christ- mas Program with the Choir and the annual Musicale. The band entered several contests, including The Jennings Co. Invitational. The first week of June, the band traveled to Florida to perform at Disney World and Sea World. £ oultt J ecctlur HIGH SCHOOL I . 1 Monica McCullough, Field Commander; State Winner Marilee Shaw, Assistant Field Commander Kecia Caster Tara Waters Alan Woodward Lora Reed Dyveke Hooten and Ann Redmon Flutes: Loretta Kirtman Angie Bedel 64 Band WSouth '£ ec.'‘tnr | ■5=5 HIGH SCHOOL] Woodwinds: Erin Henderson Tony Fulton Angie Fox Aimee AmRhein Kim Caddell Trumpets: Susan Beesley Maretta McCullough Stephanie Phelps Mike Dougherty Steve Niese Chuck Dougherty 1. -3 South jocatur HIGH SCHOOL] Lower Brass: Don Niese Beth Cann Jim Edmondson Mike AmRhein Dale Preston Vance Foster Kathy Stuart Craig Billieu Band 65 Percussion: Marla Stephens Jeff Idlewine Darrin Cunningham David Frensemeier Susan Miller Above— 1986—Seniors: Mike AmRhein Vance Foster Steve Niese (President) Monica McCullough (State Contestant Winner) Jim Edmondson Chuck Dougherty Below—The Pep Band 66 Band 1985-86 COUGAR ETTES This year's Cougarettes were extremely active and busy as they re- hearsed, performed, and participated in many worthwhile projects. They placed second in the Charlestown Band Marching Contest as well as in the Columbus Marching Contest. They performed at the Musicale and during all the half-time shows for the Varsity basketball games. During the summer they will attend two camps: one dance camp and one band camp. Many people contributed to the work and their success this year: Sponsor, Pam Sweasy; Flags, Kim Homann, and Captain, Kim Foster. Kim Foster, Tricia Krzyzanowski, Lori Israel, Cindy Jackson, Amy Hoke, Stocy Schoettmer, and Christie Campbell Cougarettes 67 COUGAR CHOIRS The 1985-86 Concert Choir warbled their way through a very active year. They presented a Fall Concert for Open House, a Christmas Con- cert, and the Musicale. They also participated in the annual County Music Festival at Greensburg in February. During the Solo and Ensemble Contest many firsts were earned, including Darla Greer and Gladys Hockersmith. Tracy Sullivan served as President and Cindy Tobin was Vice-President. Steve Workman served as Choral Director. The Swing Choir kept busy this year as well. Along with the Concert Choir, they sold cheese and sausage to raise money and performed in the three musical presentations. They performed for many community functions such as Tri Kappa Women's Sorority and area churches. They participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest, with Matt Wright winning a first in the state. They also traveled to Ball State for the BSU concert choir invitational and to Delta H.S. for a swing choir invitational. 1986 Concert Choir: A. Atchley, B. Beam, K. Bid- dinger, R. Bushhorn, T. Davis, F. Coons, D. Greer, J. Hobbs, G. Hockersmith, L. Holcomb, P. Mclnteer, C. Penn, C. Petro, B. Quicksell, V. Redelmon, C. Ruble, C. Spicer, T. Sullivan, C. Tobin, A. Ward, M. Spencer 68 Choir 1986 Swing Choir: T. Barnes, B. Beam, K. Biddinger, T. Davis, L. Deaton, G. Graue, L. Holcomb, M. Kam- man, C. Petro, C. Ruble, M. Spencer, C. Spicer, M. Wright, D. Greer, J. Mills, A. Ward; J. Brown, S. Miller, C. McCullough, G. Graue—Instrumentalists Swing Choir 69 SOUTH DECATUR F.F.A. South Decatur's Chapter of the Future Farmer's of America was very active in various projects this year. The members attended leadership Contests, summer camps, judging competitions, and the State Convention in June. Many distinctions were awarded several members, such as, second place in the Jennings Co. Public Speaking Contest, second place in the FFA Quiz Bowl, first in the state in Nursery Operations, and Mike Harrell received a district office. The club also presented the annual banquet, planted 80 trees, helped at the 4-H Fair, sold fruit as a fund raiser, and sponsored a dance to donate 25% of the proceeds to the District XII Account. The 1985-86 officers were Mike Harrell, Pres., John Richards, Vice-Pres., Bret Kroger, Sec., Burl Tichenor, Treas., Lee Joerger, Reporter and Jeff Schoettmer, sentinel. F.F.A. Members: M. Bailey, C. Buchanan, M. Chase, J. Fivecoat, T. Goodwin, J. Hamilton, M. Harrell, L. Joerger, S. Laws, E. Miller, S. Ogle, B. Powers, J. Richards, W. Robinson, J. Schoettmer, J. Shonk, W. Boling, D. Collins, A. Hahn, R. Hollin, J. Johannigman, A. Kiefer, B. Kroger, P. Lynch, C. Owens, S. Redmon, B. Tichenor, M. Badgley, R. Cathey, C. Hardebeck, M. Herbert, A. Lucas, G. Moorman, S. Murphy, P. Newland, S. Ogle, T. Ortman, K. Roberts, K. Sample, J. Taylor, J. Tom- son, E. Allen, E. Beckett, J. Bennett, T. Conwell, B. Hastings, M. Hoeing, B. Kroger, K. McNealy, D. Se- bastian, T. Striecker, Don Hudson, Faculty Advisor 70 F.F.A. SOUTH DECATUR F.H.A. The South Decatur Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, under the able guidance of Betty Empson and Juanita Stahl, had a very busy year. They attended two district meetings and a field trip to the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Indianapolis to have a delicious lunch and to go shopping. The chapter had their annual Mother Tea to install the new officers for 1986-87 and to honor the graduating seniors. In order to raise funds for the organization, the members sold calenders and miscellaneous items. This years officers were Sherri Wright, president; Darla Greer, Vice-President; Christy Laws, Secretary; Steph- anie Oliver, Treasurer; Donna Black, parliamentarian; Kathy Homann, reporter; Crystal Durham, public relations; Elizabeth Kennedy, recreation; and Mrs. Mary Wright, chapter mother. □F AMERICA F.H.A. Members: A. Atchley, T. Barnes, K. Buchanan, R. Bushhorn, K. Carder, C. Durham, D. Greer, M. Grimes, S. Hall, G. Harlow, E. Kennedy, C. Laws, S. Oliver, B. Quicksell, J. Shonk, M. Smith, A. Stephens, K. Stuart, K. Tichenor, B. Wiggins, S. Wright, K. Young F.H.A. 71 S.A.D.D. BEGINS AT SOUTH This school year saw the induction of the worthwhile organization, Students Against Drunk Driving. Many programs were presented to bring about an awareness of this ever increasing problem. A school convocation was presented by Mr. Reed, a convicted drunk driver, and his wife, while another convo was given for Juniors and Seniors attending the Prom. There was also a Parent's Awareness with the State Police to help accomplish the goals of S.A.D.D. The organiza- tion sponsored a dance and sold arm bands to raise the needed funds. Robert Renfro served as faculty sponsor. Row I —V. Sample, M. McCullough, L. Wheeler, L. Idlewine, S. Watts, V. Foster, W. Taylor, M. McCul- lough, L. Reed, M. Idlewine Row 2—C. Sample, S. Beesely, S. Miller, M. Shaw, T. Waters, A. Johnson, R. Hollin, K. Smith Row 3—Mr. Renfro, M. Smith, G. El- liott, D. Adams, M. Cooper, B. Muckerheide, S. Niese, A. Woodward Row 4—F. Moore, A. Bush, I. Dust, K. Sample Officers: Vance Foster, President; Lynette Idlewine, Vice-President, Susan Watts, Treasurer and Wendy Taylor, Secretary 72 S.A.D.D. KEY CLUB ACTIVE This year the South Decatur Key Club was truly active in many projects. The Key Club is a service oriented organization dedicated to helping others in the community. The Key Club works with the West- port Kiwanis Club with Robert Renfro serving as faculty advisor and Norman Idlewine serving as Kiwanis advisor. The Key Club participat- ed in monthly paper drives, presented two dances to raise money, and sponsored the Softball Tournament. For their projects, they collected money for Riley Hospital, distributed food baskets to needy families at Christmas, participated in the Save the Children campaign, and recognized outstanding athletes. Row 1 —M. McCullough, L. Idlewine, M. McCullough, L. Grote, S. Watts, W. Taylor, S. Bruce, T. Hershauer, P. Blanton, D. Padgett Row 2—Mr. Renfro, S. Miller, S. Gant, A. Hunter, M. Idlewine, J. Hockersmith, M. Tay- lor, L. Reed, E. Allen, J. Gant Row 3—C. Billieu, J. Badgley, S. Wiley, T. Krzyzanowski, K. Foster, T. Wa- ters, C. Campbell, A. Bell, W. Brewer, R. Riddell Row 4—M. Dougherty, A. Woodward, D. Gatewood Offi- cers: Lynette Idlewine, President; Pat Blanton, Vice- President; Monica McCullough, Secretary; Susan Watts, Treasurer; and Scooter Bruce; Sergeant at Arms Key Club 73 1985-86 STUDENT COUNCIL This year there were 34 members from grades 7 through 12 who served on the South Decatur Student Council with competent sponsors Tim Ros- coe and Paul Hickey. The Student Council performed many worthwhile activities such as the organization of the annual Homecoming celebration, and the student convos. At Halloween members dressed in an assortment of costumes and carried cafeteria trays to earn money for their charitable contributions. They also participated in reciprocal visits with North Decatur and presented a breakfast for the North Decatur members in May. The members also served as guides when the sixth graders toured the building in the spring. Row 1: V. Foster, L. Ward, A. Billieu, R. Runion, D. Adams, M. McCor- mick, M. Cooper, K. Fettermon, K. Carder, C. Mobley, H. Phelps Row 2: Mr. Roscoe, C. Buchanan, B. Daw- son, L. Ewing, P. Blanton, W. Taylor, D. Tower, S. Pumphrey, T. Barnes, C. Shuter, T. Striecker, S. Ogle, J. Sims, D. Padgett, Mr. Hickey Row 3: S. Bruce, K. Chase, K. Nobbe, S. Ros- coe, L. Hughes, J. Pumphrey, K. Fos- ter, T. Krzyzanowski, J. Templeton, B. Henderson, D. Manlief Right: Melida Cooper, Secretary; Kim Carder, Treasurer; Lorrie Ward, Vice-President and MaryBeth McCormick, President. 74 Student Council 1985-86 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society based on character, leadership, scholarship, and service initiated 12 new members into the organization in 1986. The 14 Senior members performed a number of worthwhile activities this year. They sold booster buttons during the basketball season to raise money, and they began a student tutoring program this year on a limited basis. Also, several members embarked on the Washington D.C. trip in April with the Student Council. The Senior officers for the year were President Vance Foster, Vice-President Lorrie Ward, Secretary Anne Johnson, and Treasur- er MaryBeth McCormick. Joan Whitten performed the task of faculty advisor. 1985-86 members: B. Muckerheide, V. Foster, L. Ward, A. Johnson, M. McCormick, K. Card- er, S. Schoettmer, M. McCullough, V. Sample, L. Idlewine, S. Niese, A. Bush, H. Phelps, C. Ruble New Members: M. Rutherford, M. McCul- lough, W. Taylor, T. Clarkson, P. Schwering, L. Callahan, S. Horan, A. Woodward, D. Padgett, M. Johannigman, F. Low, D. Floyd National Honor Society 75 SOUTHS SUNSHINE SOCIETY The South Decatur Sunshine Society, under the direction of Ernestine McIntyre and Diane Reynolds, contributed to many causes this year. They sponsored a dance with the proceeds going to Riley's Children's Hospital and went Christmas Caroling at three nursing homes in Greens- burg. The girls also held a formal initiation for new members, presented an Ideal Ladies' Tea, and had a pizza party for the members. Row 1 —B. Wiggins, S. Hall, K. Young, A. Stephens, G. Elliott, D. Adams, M. Cooper, K. Carder, M. McCormick, J. Johannigman, Row 2— Mrs. Reynolds, M. Shaw, K. Caster, S. Beesely, A. Redmon, J. Miller, A. Bedel, M. Stephens, T. Sullivan, A. Johnson, Mrs. McIntyre, Row 3—L. Ross, K. Chase, K. Stuart, R. Bushhorn, B. Quicksell, D. Greer, J. Templeton, C. Sample, V. Sample Officers—Janet Templeton, Vice- Pres.; Anne Johnson, Pres.; Dona Adams, Treasurer; Tracy Sullivan, Corresponding Sec.; and Gloria El- liott, Recording Sec. 76 Sunshine COUGAR GIRL'S FCA The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was truly active this year for the girls at South Decatur. They attended an FCA weekend retreat at the National Conference Center in Marshal, Indiana. To raise necessary funds, the girls sponsored a dance and held a bake sale. For a special recognition, Lynette Idlewine was named Indiana's FCA Girl Athlete of the Year. Row 1 —K. Buchanan, H. Clarkson, C. Campbell, S. Watts, T. Brindley, M. Elliott, M. Stephens, M. Idlewine Row 2—J. Badgely, A. Hunter, S. Gant, L. Grote, C. Gault, L. Idlewine, S. Phelps, K. Caddell, Ms. Bruns Officers: Christy Gault, Secretary; Lynette Idlewine, President; Ardena Manlief, Vice-President; and Susan Watts, Treasurer F.C.A. 77 THE PAW STREET JOURNAL STAFF The school newspaper staff be- gan the school year with a new class. The staff was responsible for producing nine volumes of the new Paw Street Journal. The students traveled to Ball State Uni- versity for Journalism day, where they went to different sessions concerning the process of printing a monthly newspaper. The stu- dents also operated a concession stand for baseball games to raise money. Mrs. Tichenor performed the difficult task of heading the new program. Row 1 —C. Taylor, L. Ward, G. Elliott, M. McCormick, K. Young Row 2—M. McCullough, S. Beesely, T. Barnes, J. Elliott, C. Buchanan, S. Laws Row 3—T. Tice, R. Hollin, D. Collins, R. Phelps, D. Adams, J. Hermann, B. Kroger Mrs. Tichenor patiently gives order to meet yet another Paw Street Journal deadline. 78 Paw Street Journal Paw Street Journal 79 DRAMA CLUB REST ASSURED During 1985-86 school year, South's Drama Club performed two plays: Muggsy's Merry Christmas with seniors at Christmas and Rest Assured in the spring. The club also attended an IRT trip to see the production of “Dial M For Murder. To raise all the needed funds, the club sold candy with Jenny Sims as the top seller. There were no officers, but much work is credited to sponsors Karen Hudson and Steve Work- man. Row 1 —Mrs. Hudson, A. Johnson, L. Ward, G. Elliott, M. Cooper, M. McCormick, D. Adams, B. Muckerheide, M. McCullough, L. Idlewine Row 2—T. Harrison, S. Redelman, S. Niese, V. Foster, R. Hollin, E. Schwering, B. Muckerheide, J. Overmeyer Row 3—E. Kennedy, R. Bushhorn, B. Quicksell, L. Beam, G. Kissel, A. Oldham, J. Sims, J. Mills, L. Reed, M. McCullough, K. Biddinger, B. Beam, Mr. Workman Cast ot Muggsy's Merry Christmas —Monica McCullough, Ed Schwering, Steve Niese, Lynette Idlewine, Becky Muckerheide, Randy Hollin, Vance Foster, MaryBeth McCormick Drama 81 THE NEW PEP CLUB A newly formed pep club, under the able direction of Cathy Tichenor, worked very hard to pep up the student body of South Decatur. They took charge of boosting spirit by bringing back the spirit point competi- tion which included the hall decorating contest during Basketball Sec- tional, various dress-up days, and pep session contests. Mrs. Tichenor was also successful in bringing back the beloved ''spirit stick. A huge round of applause also goes to our Cougar, Jay Hermann, for boosting much pep! Row I —K. Steinker, T. Herbert, J. Tomson Row 2—A. Hollin, T. Shireman, C. Bower, D. Holt, M. Herbert Row 3—A. AmRhein, G. Kissel, A. Oldham, M. Cooper, W. Taylor, J. Low, J. Sims, S. Fowler, M. Larcomb, S. Wills 82 Pep Club SPORTS BANQUET 86 Sports Bonquet 83 Senior High «TUA 85 CLASS OF '86 From the very first time we all climbed aboard that big yellow school bus back in '74 we have heard the word SENIOR. And we all wondered, What Is A SENIOR? Webster's dictionary defines SENIOR as being a person with higher standing or rank. Well finally at last we have reached that prestigious title. Can you remember when we used to write '86 on the school bus windows only to be laughed at and told we'd never make it or getting thrown out of one bus seat into another because an upperclassman wanted that seat? We have shared a lot together from grade school to entering S.D. as scared little seventh graders, from learning to drive to the spectacu- lar SENIOR PARADE . There have been good times and bad, but now they prepare to move on. SENIOR year is a busy one. SENIORS choose colleges, plan parties, and go to all the school activities they can for one more time as stu- dents. The class motto was, The Journey of a Thou- sand Miles, Starts with a Single Step . They chose peach and ivory as the class colors and the rose as the class flower. This year's officers were President, Jay Hermann; Vice-President, Isi Dust; Secretary, Christy Gault and Treasurer, Lynette Idlewine. SENIORS not pictured are Mike Wright, Andy Hobbs and Karen Spicer. This year's head sponsor was Mr. Layton along with Mr. Deniston, Mrs. Elliott and Miss Stahl. Said by some to be the hardest year of high school, while others say the easiest, the SEN- IORS take both hardships and advantages in stride and make their last year the most memo- rable. 86 Seniors Dana Adams Andrea Billieu James Burton Michael AmRhein Chris Buchanan Adam Bush Mike Bailey Doug Burkman Kim Carder Seniors 87 Melinda Cooper Chuck Dougherty Gloria Elliott Robb Cornett Isi Dust Jeff Elliott Brian Cunningham Jimmy Edmondson Mark Ewing 88 Seniors Vance Foster Joe Hamilton Jay Hermann Kevin Fetterman Christy Gault Gayle Harlow Joe Fivecoat Suzanne Hall Mike Harrell Seniors 89 Ron Hobbs Randy Hollin Joan Johannigman Loren Hodson Lynette Idlewine Anne Johnson LeAnn Holcomb Lee Joerger Brian Kelly 90 Seniors Steve Laws Eric Miller Becky Muckerheide Tim Lewis Chris Mobley MaryBeth McCormick Ardena Manlief Fred Moore Monica McCullough Seniors 91 Steve Niese Bill Powers Willy Rigby Shane Ogle Jeff Quicksell Wayne Robinson Heidi Phelps John Richards Carrie Ruble 92 Seniors Randy Runion Jeff Schoettmer Jenny Schwering Bobby Sackett Sharon Schoettmer Angie Stephens Vicki Sample Ed Schwering Tracy Sullivan Seniors 93 Mark Chase Lorrie Ward Rick Wills Lanie Wheeler Benny Wright Brenda Wiggins Kelli Young 94 Seniors Seniors 95 96 Seniors Seniors 97 CLASS OF 1987 CLASS OF 1987 CLASS OF 1987 This year, the Junior class was involved with magazine sales, Homecoming, Spirit Week, and the Prom. The class officers were President, Tracie Clarkson; Vice-Presi- dent, Todd Hershauer; Secretary, Larry Callahan; Treasurer, Jeanine Schutte. The head sponsor was Mrs. Reynolds while Mr. Hileman, Mr. Reynolds, and Mr. Tanner were the other sponsors. Our Homecoming float came in second place with the theme Spirit Is . . . Flush 'Em and Wipe 'Em Out. Our representatives were Bonnie Doles and Rick Hollin. During Spirit Week ' our hall theme was Leave It To Porter. Although Magazine sales didn't go as well as expected, the Prom Steering Com- mittee came through with the needed mon- ey by bake sales and selling Cougar stickers during the Sectional. The Juniors chose The Best of Times as the theme for the 1986 Prom. Aimee AmRhein Donna Black Angela Atchley Pat Blanton Lisa Beam Wayne Boling Eddie Bebout Jody Brown Susan Beesley Jeff Bruce 98 Juniors Doug Burton Yvonne Childers Darryl Floyd Lisa Grote Todd Hershauer Larry Callahan Tracie Clarkson Shari Franklin Ansel Hahn Charles Herbert Kecia Caster Daren Collins David Frensemeier Lori Hardebeck Greg Hickey Donna Cathey Bonnie Doles Ron Ghislain Bonnie Hauser Jeff Hobbs Kim Chase Keith Duerstock Troy Grimes Jeff Heath Rick Hollin , Juniors 99 Steve Horan Missy Kamman Jimmy Layton Rob Meadows Glen McCullough Cindy Jackson Anthony Kiefer Bruce LeMasters Susan Miller Maretta McCullough Joe Johannigman Bret Kroger Fred Low Dwayne Miller Keith McNealy Mark Johannigman Larry Kroger Jeanne Lowe John Mills Michelle Nugent Brian Jones Robin LaFlower Pat Lynch Rachel Moore Melissa Nystrom 100 Juniors Chris Owens Duane Ralston Connie Sample Kim Slone Cricket Striecker Cissy Owens Steve Redmon Jeanine Schutte Kim Smith Dina Tower David Padgett Lisa Ross Paula Schwering Michelle Spencer Wendy Taylor Charon Petro Gidget Russell Marilee Shaw Jason Spurling Rob Tice Rachel Pyles Melissa Rutherford Jeff Sims Kenny Staggs Burl Tichenor Juniors 101 102 Juniors Juniors 103 CLASS OF 1988 CLASS OF 1988 CLASS OF 1988 The 1985-86 Sophomore class has had a very good year with the help of our spon- sors Mr. Kissel, Ms. Bruns, Mrs. Carson, and Mrs. McCormick. During Homecoming the sophomore re- presentatives were Amber Hunter and Chris Collins. The theme was Rambo. For a money raising project we, along with the help of Mrs. Tichenor, put on a Christmas Dance, The Snowball ' Also during bas- ketball season we received second on hall decorations with the theme M.A.S.H. We also succeeded in getting the spirit stick for having the most spirit that week. The Sophomore officers this year were President, Tricia Ward; Vice-President, Am- ber Hunter; Secretary, Greta Kissel; Trea- surer, John Hockersmith. Sherri Ailes Raymond Anderson Mike Badgley Laura Bailey Tina Barnes Brad Beam Kenny Biddinger Chris Blaich Suzie Brancamp David Brewer Beth Brindley Brad Bryant Robin Bushhorn Beth Cann Ron Cathey Chris Collins Curt Combs Michelle Craft Tracey Creeger Darin Cunningham Paula Derringer Ronnie Dunn Crystal Durham Michelle Elliott Chad Evans Kim Foster Angie Fox Vicky Franklin Chris French Tony Fulton 104 Sophomores Stacy Grant Mike Giddings Buffie Goodwin Chester Goodwin Darla Greer Amanda Grimes Todd Hampton Chris Hardebeck Danny Harris Jami Helms Mike Herbert John Hockersmith Amber Hunter Michelle Idlewine Dottie Johannigman Elizabeth Kennedy Loretta Kirtman Greta Kissel Rondo LaFlower Christy Laws Lisa Linger Allen Lucas Brad McCarter Chris McCullough John Meyer Steve Moffett Gene Moorman Kim Morton Steve Murphy Billie Neal Pat Newland Shannon Ogle Angela Oldham Tim Ortman Rob Phelps Brian Poole Dale Preston Scott Pumphrey Bev Quicksell Becky Ralston Kevin Roberts Keith Sample Randy Schoettmer Sheila Schwering Chris Shuter Jenny Sims Kim Steinker Marla Stephens Joe Taylor Cyndi Taylor Trina Tice Jim Tomson John Vanest Genia Wamsley Sophomores 105 Angela Ward Tricia Ward Carla Wilkinson Jodi Wolterman Shannon Wood Sherri Wright r nx? i'-i '-L ' i i fRi . '' I -’-n 106 Sophomores Sophomores 107 CLASS OF 1989 CLASS OF 1989 CLASS OF 1989 This year, as freshmen, we seemed to earn more respect. We no longer were considered the little kids. The opportunity to join more school activities was opened to us and we used that opportunity to our advantage. During Homecoming, our float of Cougar Spirit Will Bury the Indians won first place and during Spirit Week, our hall of Porter's Island also won first place. Spirit Week also consisted of winning the Spirit Stick and coming in second on dress up days. Our officers this year were President, Bart Kroger; Vice-President, Brian Henderson; Sec- retary, Janet Templeton; Treasurer, Eric Park- er. Our head sponsor was Mr. McIntyre, and our other sponsors were Mrs. McIntyre, Mrs. Tichenor, and Mrs. Sweasy. Jeff Adams Nick Adams Eric Allen Jennifer Badgely Scott Baker Eddie Beckett Angie Bedel Andy Bell John Bennett Craig Billieu David Blanton John Bradley William Brewer Tricia Brindley Charlene Brinker Bryan Burkman Rick Burgemeier Kelly Buchanan John Burton Kim Caddell Angie Callahan Christie Campbell Tony Cathey Hollie Clarkson Cory Collins Jim Collins Todd Conwell Jody Coombs Todd Davis Mike Dougherty 108 Freshmen Lori Duncan Kevin Elliott Mellie Ferguson Robbie Foster John Franklin Randy Franklin Julie Fulton John Gant Heather Garrity Valerie Gatewood Dorian Gatewood Gabe Graue Jamie Grider Aaron Grissom Kenny Haley Bill Hartley Brian Hastings Warren Hawkins Rick Hazelgrove Brian Henderson Erin Henderson Steve Herbert Jennifer Hobbs Jerry Hobbs Gladys Hockersmith Mike Hoeing Amy Hoke Becky Holbrook Dyveke Hooton Jeff Idlewine Carl Isenburg Lori Israel Shannon Joerger Randy Kearney Bart Kroger Tricia Krzyzanowski Michelle Kuntz Danny Linger Dwight Manlief Peggy Mclnteer Kevin McNealy Mike McVicar Chris Meadows Bob Melcher Paula Meredith Angela Milburn Julie Miller Richard Moore Trever Moore Kenny Morrow Chuck Morton Don Niese Mindy Nobbe Tim Nystrom Freshmen 109 Stacy Ogle Vicki Oliger Tim Owens Eric Parker Christi Penn Stephanie Phelps Kasey Phillips Shawn Platt Loretta Pyles Vicki Redelman Ann Redmon Lora Reed Rob Riddell Angie Russell Lisa Sample Stacey Schoettmer Tammy Schoettmer Danny Sebastian Connie Settles Jim Shelton Penny Shelton Tori Shuter Debbie Siebert Kelly Slone Michelle Smith Analee Somers Steve Spencer Tom Striecker Kathy Stuart Matt Taylor Janet Templeton Chris Thompson Karen Tichenor Craig Tower Ruby Wells Stephanie Wiley Doug Wolf Bill Wren Matt Wright 110 Freshmen STORM THE flKHIt.: ■ . IV A. Freshmen 111 STUDENTS VISIT NATION'S CAPITAL During the week after Spring Break, students from South Decatur embarked on a journey to Washington D.C. Student Council members as well as other honor students and sponsors traveled by bus to see the historic sights of Washington D.C. and Mt. Vernon. Excited cougars viewed the Capitol, the White House, the Pentagon, as well as many other monu- ments. They also visited Arlington Cemetery and par- ticipated in the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Our students, who repre- sented South Decatur, gained knowledge and had a terrific time. 112 Washington D.C. Trip SPIRIT WINNERS eO t £ s s to C2 S c S 115 As they complete their junior high years and look forward to their high school careers, the 8th graders can look back on a suc- cessful, fun-filled year. The 1985- 86 school year began with the 8th graders working on a float without the Seventh Grade in the High School Homecoming. The title of their float was All Arrows Point to a Cougar Victory. The end of the year saw the 8th graders making the annual trip to Chicago. They were very successful in their fund- raising efforts for the trip. Another final event of the year for the 8th graders included a ''Year's End dance held in the Cafeteria. Spon- sors for the 8th grade were Mrs. Empson, Mr. Bartel, Mrs. Hudson, and Head Sponsor—Mrs. Gault. The class officers were Presi- dent, Todd Hickey; Vice-President, Mark Collins; Secretary, Holly Kis- sel; and Treasurer, Bill Seegers. CLASS OF 1990 CLASS OF 1990 CLASS OF 1990 Jerry Adams Allen Bates Steve Beam Tammy Best Christy Bower Mary Black Ellie Boyd Jenise Brodshaw Alissa Brewer Teresa Brown Chad Buchanan Roxanna Burton Tom Bushhorn Joe Campbell Denny Cathey Patty Cathey Russell Cathey Mark Collins Tina Collins Jason Cotton Brad Coy Daryl Crim Don Crossland Ann Dawson 1 116 Eighth Grade Becky Dawson Randy Elliott Lori Ewing Bobby Friend Brian Garwood Jodi Gatewood Vanessa Gatewood Brian Gault Ryan Gault Jack Giddings John Grider Tonya Haley Shelly Hardebeck Tina Harrison Bill Harrison Jimmy Helms Melissa Herbert Tammy Herbert Todd Hickey Martie Hobbs Pam Holbrook Annesia Hollin Darlena Holt Kevin Honeycutt Angie Houpey Scott Houpey William Johannigman Shane Johnson Marvin Kiefer Holly Kissel Cindy Klene Mike Mills Jon Mitchell Donna Moorman Karen Morton Gabe Myers Bobbie Jo Neal Mike Nobbe Dawn Nugent Rhonda Null Kim Ortman Charlie Owens Chad Petro Sonja Ponsler Brent Poole Brian Ralston Amy Ray Michele Robbins Ray Robbins Michelle Roberts Chad Rogers Kevin Ruble Rex Rutherford Buffy Seegers Eighth Grade 117 Billy Seegers Kirk Shera Tammy Shireman Mike Shrader Sammy Shrader Charity Smith Steve Smith Juston Spurling Angela Stier Joey Stuart Eric Taylor Kristi Taylor Leah Taylor Chuck Tetrick Cathy Tevis Jenny Thompson Amy Tichenor Anne Tichenor Julie Tomson Richard Tungate David Vanderbur Chris Watts Wade Wiley Heather Wilkerson Joy Wissel Andy Wood David Wright 1 1. What are you giggling about, Christy? 2. Annie and Angie show us a popular lunchtime activity. 3. Take it to the woods, David, Just take it to the woods. 118 Eighth Grade CLASS OF 1991 CLASS OF 1991 CLASS OF 1991 As the seventh graders be- gin their long march to com- mencement in 1991, they find themselves as the new group. This new group got off to a real Cougar be- ginning by presenting a float at Homecoming by them- selves titled, Spirit Potion. Next they placed third during Sectional Week with the hall theme, Porter's Heroes. The seventh graders also placed well with spirit points and class cheers during pep sessions. Their officers for the 1985-86 year were Presi- dent, Travis Ward; Vice- President, Stephanie Wills; Secretary, Debbie Schwering; and Treasurer, Lori Hughes. The sponsors were head sponsor Mr. Cox, Mrs. Fry, Mr. Bohall, Mr. Seegers. Todd Abel Greg AmRhein Danny Armstrong April Asher Mark Baldwin Greg Baker Brian Barrett Mott Bedel Eric Berkemeier Chris Biddinger Shawn Blaich Brian Bower Jenny Brancamp Kevin Brewer Christine Brinker Tim Brown Cheryl Buchanan Tammy Callahan Billy Cathey Chad Carder Angie Compton Jacob Cotton Liz Cunningham Denise Davids Seventh Grade 119 Erin Dawson Rick Dugle Cathy Dykes Brian Elliott Pat Elliott Melissa Fields Shawn Fisher Angie Fogle Sherri Fowler Dee Dee Frensemeier Steve Frost Scott Frymoyer Randy Galbraith Michelle Gindling Joe Greer Mark Haley Priscilla Hammond Jeff Harris Michelle Heath Scott Helms Heather Helton Tim Hobbs Jason Hoke Jason Holstein JoAnn Houpey Sherida Howard Tammy Huey Lori Hughes Amy Johns Rod King Lisa Kirtman Chris Lane Maria Larcomb April Lawrence Melissia Lazenby Christy Lynch Rod Martin April Menefee Cathy Miller Kevin Miller Tommy Morton Brian Muckerheide Amy Mullins Cary McAnelly Jennifer Nading Kevin Nobbe Darlene Nugent Jon Nystrom Trina Oliger Jason Overmyer Josh Parker Dorothy Paton Jeff Pumphrey Scott Redelman 120 Seventh Grade Matt Rhoades Susan Roscoe Shawn Sample Brad Sample David Scaggs Debbie Schwering Pam Shelton Suzanne Spencer Brad Stephens Chad Taylor David Veerkamp Travis Ward Nate Watts Stephanie Wills Chris Winchester Julie Wright Marvin Wright Seventh Grade 121 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL The Junior High Football Tearn had a very successful season with a record of 6-1. This was one of the best seasons ever for the Cougar Junior High in South Decatur history. The highlights includ- ed defeating North Decatur (26-0), South Ripley (44-0), and Greens- burg (36-0). Bill Seegers was awarded M.V.P. and Marty Hobbs was awarded Most Valuable Defensive Player. The excellent coaching was performed by Dave Hileman and Will Mulroney. 7th Grade Members were: K. Brewer, J. Pumphrey, S. Frymoyer, K. Nobbe, R. Galbraith, M. Rhoades, S. Blaich, C. Taylor, D. Veerkamp, R. Martin, T. Ward, M. Haley, S. Helms, J. Parker, D. Armstrong, B. Barrett, E. Berkemeier, C. Winchester, 8th Grade Members were: M. Collins, B. Seegers, G. Myers, C. Watts, R. Elliott, E. Taylor, M. Hobbs, J. Helms, B. Gault, D. Crim, S. Johnson, W. Wiley, A. Wood 122 Jr. High Football JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL There were two volleyball teams, the seventh grade and the eighth grade under the direction of Karen Hudson. According to Coach Hudson, the teams showed much improvement and they learned many basics. The records were 3-6 (8th) and 0-9 (7th). The Mental Attitude Awards were presented to Heather Helton, 7th Grade and to Donna Moorman, 8th Grade. The competition of the season included such teams as Greensburg, Columbus Central, and Columbus North. 7th—Row 1 —H. Helton, T. Oliger, D. Schwering, L. Hughes, J. Nading Row 2—D. Nugent, S. Roscoe, A. Asher, 0. Frensemeier, M. Lazenby 8th—Row 1 —D. Moorman, R. Burton, J. Bradshaw, B. Dawson Row 2—T. Collins, T. Harrison, A. Ray, A. Stier Jr. High Volleyball 123 JR. HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL The eighth grade team, under the coaching of Scott Bartel, had a great Cougar season. They had a record of 13-4, with the highlights of winning the Milroy Tournament two years straight and of winning the Mid-Hoosier Conference. Todd Hickey earned the Free Throw % Award and Daryl Crim was manager. The seventh grade ended a terrific Cougar season undefeated, a first in South Decatur's history. Their final record was 17-0, beating teams like Jennings County and Brown County. Shawn Blaich received the Free Throw % Award, and the managers were Chris Biddinger and Scott Frymoyer. According to Coach Whitaker, It was a very good season, with a lot of good players. 8th Grade: Row 1 —B. Gault, B. Ralston, B. Poole, M. Collins, T. Hickey, S. Houpey, Row 7th Grade: Row 1 —J. Parker, B. Stephens, S. 2—S. Johnson, C. Buchanan, C. Watts, J. Adams, B. Seegers, Coach Bartel Helms, B. Barrett, C. Lane, K. Nobbe Row 2— Coach Whitaker, E. Berkemeier, R. Martin, J. Pumphrey, D. Armstrong, S. Blaich, C. Taylor 124 Jr. High Basketball JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL The eighth grade girls had an exciting season with a record of 10-4. Their highlights included defeating North Decatur and Greensburg for the County Championship. They also copped the Conference Tour- nament Championship. The Leadership award was presented to Holly Kissel, who averaged 19 points a game, 86 rebounds for 1 season, and 56% free throws. Bill Seegers performed the task of coaching. The seventh grade girls also had an exciting season with a record of 1 - 10. Their highlight was defeating North Decatur by 15 points. Chris- tine Brinker earned the Leadership award, April Asher led in scoring with 49 points, and Lori Hughes led in free throws. Mr. Seegers was coach with Tina Harrison as manager. cSWTt, c,o ur 8th Grade: Row 1 —M. Robbins, V. Gatewood, 7th Grade: Row 1 —C. Brinker, L. Hughes, A. Asher, A. Johns, C. Miller Row 2—H. A. Brewer, T. Holey, C. Tevis Row 2—K. Toy- Helton, P. Hammond, S. Roscoe, C. Lynch, C. Buchanan lor, B. Dawson, B. Seegers, R. Burton, M. Coombs, H. Kissel Jr. High Basketball 125 JR. HIGH BOYS TRACK Despite many postponements during the spring, the boys' track team had a successful season. Under the guidance of Coach Larry Gardner, the boys finished with a record of 4-2. They defeated such teams as North Decatur, Waldron, Hauser, and Edinburgh. Chad Buchanan and Chris Watts tied for the Most Points Award. As a season highlight, the boys copped the title of Conference Meet Champs. v 1986 Track Team: J. Adams, C. Buchanan, M. Haley, M. Mills, D. Armstrong, C. Te- trick, J. Hoke, R. Dugle, C. Watts, R. Martin, J. Pumph- rey, J. Helms, J. Parker, T. Hobbs, B. Barrett, B. Poole, E. Taylor, D. Scaggs, S. Blaich, D. Crim, S. Helms, D. Veerkamp 126 Jr. High Track JR. HIGH GIRLS TRACK During an exciting season, the girls broke many school records and placed second in the Conference. Under the expertise of Coach Karen Hudson, the girls ended the season with a record of 4- 9-1. Becky Dawson received the Most Points Award and Tina Col- lins earned the Mental Attitude Award. In the Conference meet Tina Collins also placed first in the 200 Dash and Becky Dawson placed first in the Mile and 400 Dash. School records were set in 8 of 12 events. 1986 Track Team: T. Harrison, J. Brodshaw, M. Her- bert, T. Holey, L. Ewing, B. Daw- son, L. Hughes, C. Buchanan, D. Schwering, T. Collins, A. Ray, T. Shireman Jr. High Track 127 JR. HIGH BAND Under the excellent direction of Robert Renfro, the Junior High Band participated in many projects this year. They presented the Winter Con- cert around Christmas and the annual Spring Concert. They participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest, as did some individual band members. They also prepared themselves for the Senior High Band by playing for the Commencement. The officers for the year were Todd Hickey, Presi- dent and Chris Lane, Secretary. Row 1 —J. Wissel, E. Boyd, H. Helton, S. Roscoe, A. Asher Row 2—R. Gal- braith, B. Stephens, D. Crim. S. Beam, G. AmRhein, T. Brown, M. Mills Row 3—M. Rhoades, R. Martin, J. Harris, S. Houpey, K. Honeycutt, T. Hickey, C. Lane, J. Stuart I28 Jr. High Bond JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS As the Seventh and Eighth grade girls prepare for the day they can become a Varsity Cheer- leader, they always participate in many activities. This year the girls worked at the Decatur County Fair, attended a summer camp at DePauw Univer- sity, and participated in many pep sessions. The girls also decorated Westport for the Sectional and they decorated the halls every week during basket- ball season. They also had to cheer for all the junior high football and basketball games. Mrs. McCor- mick served as the excellent sponsor. 8th Grade: Lori Ewing, Becky Dawson, Buffy Seegers, Kristi Taylor 7th Grade: April Menefee, Amy Mullins, Lisa Kirtman, Stephanie Wills Jr. High Cheerleaders 129 NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Junior Honor Society par- ticipated in several projects this year. They went Christmas carol- ing at nursing homes in Greens- burg, but they also sold Valentine flowers, messages, and singing telegrams for February 14th. This year many members attended a trip to Washington D.C. with the Student Council. Joan Whitten served as sponsor, and the officers were Mike Dougherty, President; Brian Henderson, Vice-President; Andy Bell, Secretary; and Christie Campbell, Treasurer. 1985-1986 Members: Jennifer Badgley, Angela Bedel, Andy Bell, Kim Caddell, Christie Campbell, Todd Con- well, Mike Dougherty, Lori Duncan, Darian Gatewood, Gabe Graue, Warren Hawkins, Brian Henderson, Gladys Hockersmith, Amy Hoke, Dyveke Hooton, Lori Israel, Shannon Joerger, Bart Kroger, Tricia Krzy- zanowski, Angela Milburn, Mindy Nobbe, Ann Redmon, Lora Reed, Stacey Schoettmer, Michelle Smith, Janet Temple- ton, Stephanie Wiley, Christy Bower, Chad Buchanan, Tom Bushhorn, Mark Collins, Tina Collins, Lori Ewing, Tina Harrison, Todd Hickey, Kevin Honeycutt, Scott Hou- pey, Chad Petro, Ray Robbins, Chad Rog- ers, Billy Seegers, Tammy Shireman, Angela Stier, Kristi Taylor, Chuck Tetrick, Wade Wiley New Members: Mary Black, Jenise Bradshaw, Roxanna Burton, Misty Combs, Becky Dawson, Vanessa Gatewood, Annesia Hollin, Cindy Klene, Joy Wissel, Eric Berkemeier, Shawn Blaich, Melissa Fields, Sherri Fowler, Randy Galbraith, Heather Helton, Jason Hoke, Lori Hughes, Maria Larcomb, Brian Muck- erheide, Kevin Nobbe, Susan Roscoe, Deb- bie Schwering, Jeff Pumphrey 130 National Junior Honor Society JUNIOR HIGH FFA The Junior High Future Farmers of America had a truly active school year. The group presented a Fun Day in the school gymna- sium. Several members participat- ed in the FFA Farm Plot project and they sold citrus fruits to raise money. There was also a FFA dance during the year for fun and relaxation. The FFA officers were President, Wade Wiley; Vice Presi- dent, Angie Stier; Secretary, Holly Kissel; Treasurer, Doug Smith; Re- porter, Billy Seegers; and Sentinel, Eric Taylor. Reuben Kissel served as the faculty advisor. Jr. High FFA Members: Wade Wiley, Angie Stier, Holly Kissel, Doug Smith, Bill Seegers, Eric Taylor, Danny Armstrong, Steve Beam, Matt Bedel, Christine Brinker, Chad Carder, Patty Cathey, Brad Coy, Daryl Crim, Donald Crossland, Brian Garwood, Brian Gault, Ryan Gault, Tonya Haley, Jimmy Helms, Todd Hickey, Annesia Hollin, Kevin Honeycutt, Amy Johns, Shane Johnson, Marvin Kiefer, Kevin Miller, Jon Mitchell, Mike Nobbe, Josh Parker, Mi- chelle Robbins, Shawn Sample, Mike Shrader, Joey Stuart, Cathy Tevis, Julie Tomson, David Vanderbur, Chris Watts, Andy Wood, David Wright, Marvin Wright, Russel Cathey Jr. High FFA 131 JUNIOR HIGH AWARDS—SPELLING BEE Shown Sample, Spring Spelling Bee Champion ' Wf' I 2 1. Anxious spellers compete. 2. The Junior High Honor Society ceremony 3. Ms. Whitten presents an award to Chris Biddinger 4. A time for prayer and reflection Spelling Bee Awards Day 133 135 THE COUGAR BACKBONE The backbone for any school has many compo- nents that must function as one body. This body, along with the students, consists of the administra- tion, the office staff, the guidance department, and the faculty members. The backbone of South Deca- tur helps students through six years to better prepare them for the future. We salute the men and women who make up the Cougar Backbone. Elvera Muckerheide, Bookkeeper Sharon Hill, Secretary 136 Administration Larry Gardner, Guidance Counselor Mary Ewing, Guidance Secretary Joan Whitten, Guidance Counselor Rosie Johnson, Nurse Administration 137 Will Bohall, English Holly Bruns, P.E., Health Scott Bartel, Business Rosie Carson, Science Dennis Cox, Math, Computer Tom Deniston, Business Norman Denny, Science, Math Nancy Elliott, English Betty Empson, Home Economics 138 Faculty Karen Gault, English Paul Hickey, Social Studies JoAnn Fry, Math Scott Hime, Social Studies David Hileman, Social Studies Y Reuben Kissel, Ag., Science Don Hudson, Agriculture Karen Hudson, English Faculty 139 Norman Layton, Math Mary McCormick, Art Campbell McIntyre, Science Ernestine McIntyre, L.R.C. Will Mulroney, Driver's Education Dave Porter, Driver's Education Robert Renfro, Band Dana Reynolds, Science Diane Reynolds, Librarian 140 Faculty Tim Roscoe, Social Studies William Seegers, Science Juanita Stahl, Home Economics George Tanner, Spanish, French Cathy Tichenor, English Kenneth Wendling, P.E., Health Ed Whitaker, Industrial Arts Steve Workman, Choir Faculty 141 COUGAR KITCHEN Row 1: Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Michaels, Mrs. Hampton Row 2: Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Parish Cafeteria Helpers: Row 1 — Jenny Schwering, Paula Schwering, Elizabeth Kennedy Row 2—Steve Murphy, Eddie Bebout Cafetena 143 BEHIND Library Workers—Row 1: D. Adams, G. Kissel, J. Badgley, M. Shaw, B. Sackett, G. Elliott Row 2: K. Foster, B. Tichenor, J. Hamilton, W. Hawkins, C. Owens, R. Runion, M. Cooper Row 3: Mrs. Reynolds, I. Dust, R. Moore, L. Wheeler, W. Taylor, J. Schutte, M. Harrell 144 Student Workers THE SCENES ... Office Workers—Row 1: C. Sample, D. Tower, K. Carder, B. Muckerheide, M. Phelps, J. Johannigman Row 2: W. Taylor, J. Johannigman, J. Templeton, L. Hodson, C. Ruble Guidance Workers—Row 1 McCormick Row 2: D. Preston J. Mills : A. Johnson, M. , J. Sims, M. Ewing, Student Workers 145 1986 COUGARAMA STAFF Row 1 —Lanie Wheeler, Mr. Tanner Row 2—Steve Laws, Anne Johnson, Tricia Krzyzanowski, Michelle Kuntz, Christie Campbell, Maretta McCullough, Lora Reed, Monica McCullough 4 South Decatur High School Route 5, Greensburg, Indiana 47240 Phone 812 591-3330 Dear Fellow Students: By the time you read this you will once again starting year here at S.D. But I hope you will be able to bring back your memories of last year with COUGARAMA '86. The struggle to get the yearbook done this year has been a long, as well as a rough, one. There always seemed to be some door slamming in our faces. The biggest, as well as most aggravating, has been the number of people actually doing work on the staff. I'm sure some of you have either heard of, or know of, the situation. There was nothing we could do. If you think you would like to help with the yearbook next year, why not let someone, such as next year's editor or sponsor know. Any contribution you could give would be of great help. If you happen to be looking through the pages of the 1986 book and find you start to complain, remember exactly what you did to help. I don't mean to make anyone mad, or to lecture anyone, I just want you to understand the problems that we had to face. Although, I have had many headaches with the yearbook, I have also enjoyed serving as this year's editor. But it couldn't have been possible without the help and support of many people. First, I would like to say Thank You to Mr. Tanner, for being a very helpful and well organized sponsor. Next, Lora, Maretta and Tricia for being the only three to actually contribute their time to work on the yearbook. Also thanks to Kipp Stewart for being a great Herff Jones representative and for taking time out of his busy schedule to help. Mr. Whitaker, Mrs. Tichenor, Gabe Graue, Billy Seegers, William Brewer, and Tracey Creeger for taking yearbook photos, and Steve Laws for being yearbook photographer. To my brother, Reggie, Thank You for designing the division pages. To Mrs. MOM Reynolds a very big Thank You for putting up with all my yearbook messes in the back room. Also, Lynette, Ardena, Randy, Bobby, Mike and whoever else. Thanks for all your help. Remember, Do You Know Who This Is? Mr. Bartel, Mr. Cox, Mr. Hickey, Mr. Hileman, and Mrs. Hudson a very big Thank You for letting me out of your classes when we had deadlines to meet and pictures to take. Also, Darian Gatewood and Andy Bell for going to the Ball State workshop when no one else could. And last but not least I would like to say Thank You to my family for putting up with all my grouchy moods. I really hope each of you enjoys this issue of the COUGARAMA because it was made for you!! Sincerely, i Lanie Wheeler Editor P.S. If you happen to find a mistake in the COUGARAMA just remember it was probably out there for a reason. 1986 Cougaramo Staff 147 PEOPLE OF 86 A Able. Todd 119 ADAMS, DANA 58, 81, 76, 78, 144,61.72, 87, 74, 97 Adams, Jeff 108, 48, 42 Adams, Jerry 116, 124, 126 Adams, Nick 108, 42 Ailes, Sherrie 104 Allen, Eric 110. 108, 36, 54. 42, 73, 70 AmRhein, Aimee 98, 58, 65, 82, 102 AmRhein, Greg 128, 119 AMRHEIN, MIKE 48, 31, 65, 83, 61, 87 Anderson, Skipper 104 Armstrong, Dan 122, 124, 126, 131, 119 Asher. April 128, 123, 125, 133, 119 Atchley, Angela 98, 68, 71 B Badgley, Jenn.fer 108, 35, 77, 144, 73, 130 Badgley, Mike 104, 31, 22, 70 Bailey, Laura 104 o BAILEY, MIKE 70, 87 Baker, Greg 119 Baker, Scott 108, 48, 42 Baldwin, Mark 119 Barnes, Tina 104, 69, 78, 71, 74 Barrett, Brian 122, 124, 126, 119 Bates, Allen 116 Beam, Brad 104, 68, 136, 54, 81, 20 Beam, Lisa 98, 81 Beam, Steve 116, 128, 131 BeBout, Ed 98, 143 Beckett, Eddie 108, 70 Bedel, Angela 108, 64, 76, 130 Bedel, Matt 131, 119 Beesley, Susan 98, 65, 76, 79, 72 Bell. Andy 108, 112, 73. 130 Bennett, John 108, 70 Berkemeier, Eric 1 19, 122, 124, 130 Best, Tammy 116 Biddinger, Chris 133, 119 Biddinger, Kenneth 104, 68, 81 BILLIEU, ANDREA 3, 50, 43, 33, 83, 87, 74, 97 Billieu, Craig 108, 48, 65, 73 Black, Donna 98 Black, Mary 116, 130 Blaich, Chris 104, 31, 41 Blaich, Shawn 122, 124, 126, 130, 148 lndex 119 Blanton, David 108, 48, 3 Blanton, Pat 98, 36, 41, 73, 102 Boling, Wayne 98, 70 Bower, Brian 1 19 Bower, Christy 116, 82, 130, 118 Boyd, Ellie 116, 128 Bradley, John 108, 31 Bradshaw, Jenise 1 16, 123, 127, 130 Brancamp, Jeneter 119 Brancamp, Susie 13, 104 Brewer, Alissa 116, 125, 132 Brewer, David 41, 104 Brewer, Kevin 122, 119 Brewer, William 108, 112, 73, 85 Brindley, Beth 45, 104, 50, 43, 34 Brindley, Tricia 45, 52, 111, 108, 50, 47, 35. 77 Banker, Charlene 108 Brinker, Christine 125, 131, 119 Brown, Jody 98, 69 Brown, Teresa 116 Brwon, Tim 128, 119 Bruce, Scooter 13, 41,98, 47, 31, 32, 73, 103 Bryant, Brad 104, 48, 41, 22, 85, 107 Buchanan, Chad 24, 116, 124, 126, 130 BUCHANAN, CHRIS 78, 17, 70, 87 Buchanan, Cheryl 125, 127, 119 Buchanan, Kelly 108, 35, 77, 71 Burkman, Bryan 108, 42 BURKMAN, DOUG 8. 87. 99 BURTON, JAMES 87 Burton, John 108 Burton, Doug Burton Roxanna 116, 123, 125, 130 BUSH, ADAM 72. 87. 75, 19 Bushhorn, Robin 104, 68, 81, 76, 71 Bushhorn, Tom 116, 130 c Caddell, Kim 45, 53, 108, 65, 35, 77, 130 Callahan, Angie 108 Callahan, Larry 99, 38, 17, 75 Callahan, Tammy 119 Campbell, Christie 45, 108, 50, 47, 67, 77, 73, 130, 146 Campbell, Joe 116 Cann, Beth 104, 65 Carder, Chad 131, 119 CARDER, KIM 8, 26, 76, 145, 22, 71,87, 74, 75 Caster, Kecia 99, 64, 76 Cathey, Billy 119 Cathey, Denny 116 Cathey, Donna 99 Cathey, Patty 116, 131 Cathey, Ron 104, 70 Cathey, Russell 116, 132, 131 Cathey, Tony 108 Chase, Kim 99, 45, 50, 43, 33, 76, 74, 103 CHASE, MARK 94, 27, 70 Childers, Yvonne 99, 80 Clarkson, Hollie 108, 4, 35, 77 Clarkson, Tracie 99, 34, 75 Collins, Chris 9, 104, 48, 41 Collins, Cory 111, 108, 42 Collins, Daren 4, 99, 78, 70 Collins, Jim 108 Collins, Mark 116, 122, 124, 133, 130 Collins, Tina 116, 123, 127, 132, 130 Combs, Curt 104, 54 Combs, Misty 125, 130 Compton, Angie 119 Compton, Jeff Conwell, Todd 108, 70, 130 Coombs, Jody 108 Coons, Fenisha 68 COOPER, MELINDA 5, 88, 26, 58, 81,76, 72, 22, 144,61,72, 74 CORNETT, ROBB 88, 97 Cotton, Jacob 119 Cotton, Jason 116 Coy, Brad 116, 131 Craft, Michelle 104 Creeger, Tracey 104, 106 Crim, Daryl 116, 128, 122, 126, 131 Crossland, Don 116, 131 Cundiff, Shannon CUNNINGHAM, BRIAN 88 Cunningham, Darin 41, 104, 66, 107 Cunningham, Lizabeth 119 D Davids, Denise 119 Davis, Todd 108 DAVIS, TONY 68, 95 Dawson, Ann 116, 118 Dawson, Becky 117, 128, 123, 125, 127, 132, 74, 130 Dawson, Erin 120 DEATON, LISA 69, 95 Derringer, Paula 104 Doles, Bonnie 9, 99, 23 DOUGHERTY, CHUCK 88, 65, 66 Dougherty, Mike 108, 54, 42, 65, 112, 73, 130 Duerstock, Keith 99 Dugle, Rick 120, 126 Duncan, Lori 109, 130 Dunn, Ronnie 104 Durham, Crystal 104, 71 DUST, ISI 5, 88, 144, 72, 86 Dykes, Cathy 120 EDMONDSON, JIMMY 4, 5, 88, 65, 66 Elliott, Brian 120 ELLIOTT, GLORIA 8, 88, 58, 81, 76, 78, 144,61,72 ELLIOTT, JEFF 8, 48. 88, 40, 39, 38, 78, 60, 29, 97 Elliott, Kevin 108, 48, 31, 80 Elliott, Michelle 104, 50, 43, 33, 77, 29, 106 Elliott, Patrick 120 Elliott, Randy 117, 122 Evans, Chad 4, 41, 56, 57, 104 Ewing, Lori 117, 129, 127, 133, 74, 130 EWING, MARK 3, 38, 32, 48, 31, 88, 83, 145, 60,61,29, 96 French, Chris 104 Frensemeier, David 99, 64 Frensemeier, Dee Dee 120, 66, 123 Friend, Bobby 117 Frost, Steve 120 Frymoyer, Scott 120, 122 Fulton, Julie 109, 47 Fulton, Tony 104, 65 Galbraith, Randy 120, 128, 122, 130 Gant, John 109, 42, 73 Gant, Stacy 45, 105, 50, 34, 77, 73 Garrity, Heather 52, 109 Garwood, Brian 117, 131 Gatewood, Darian 56, 109, 112, 73, 130 Gatewood, Jodi 117 Gatewood, Valerie 45, 109, 46, 47 Gatewood, Vanessa 45, 117, 125, 130 Gault, Brian 117, 122, 124, 131 GAULT, CHRISTY 3, 50, 43, 89, 33, 77, 83, 86, 29, 97 Gault, Ryan 117, 131 Ghislain, Ron 99 Giddings, Jack 117 Giddings, Mike 105 Gindling, Michelle 9, 120 Goodwin, Buffie 4, 105 Goodwin, Chester Goodwin, Tim 70 Graue, Gabe 109, 69, 56, 130, 85, 19 Greer, Darla 20, 105, 68, 76, 71 Greer, Joe 120 Grider, Jamie 109 Grider, John 117 Grimes, Amanda 105, 71, 107 Grimes, Troy 97 Grissom, Aaron 109, 31, 80 Grote. Lisa 99, 44, 33, 77, 83. 73. 102 H Hahn, Ansel 99, 70 Haley, Kenneth 109, 31, 54 Haley, Tonya 117, 125, 127, 131 HALL, SUZANNE 8, 89, 76, 22, 71, 97 HAMILTON, JOE 70, 89, 144 Hammond, Pricilla 120, 125 Hampton, Todd 48, 105 Hardebeck, Chris 70, 105 Hardebeck, Lori 99 Hardebeck, Shelly 117 HARLOW, GAYLE 71, 89 HARRELL, MIKE 36, 54, 89, 38, 144, 60, 70 Harris, Jeff 120, 128 Harris, Danny 105 Harrison, Tina 117. 123, 127, 81, 130 Harrison, William 117 Hartley, Bill 109 Hartley, Brian Hastings, Brian 70, 109 Hauser, Bonnie 99 Hawkins, Warren 31, 109, 130, 144 Hazelgrove, Rick 109 Heath, Jeff 99 Heath, Michelle 120 Helms, Jami 34, 105, 50 Helms, Jimmy 117, 122, 126, 131 Helms, Scott 120, 122, 124, 126 Helton, Heather 120, 128, 123, 125, 130, 121 Henderson, Brian 111, 108, 109, 130, 85, 74 Henderson, Erin 65, 85, 109 Herbert, Charles 99 Herbert, Melissa 82, 117, 125 Herbert, Mike 70, 105 Herbert, Steve 31, 42, 109 Herbert, Tammy 82, 117 HERMANN, JAY 31, 26, 58, 60, 67, 24, 78, 89, 86, 83 Hershauer. Todd 3, 38. 56, 57, 23, 73,99 Ferguson, Mellie 109 FETTERAAAN, KEVIN 3, 31, 89, 32, 26, 83,61,74 Fields, Melissa 120, 130 Fisher, Shawn 120 FIVECOAT, JOE 89, 70 Floyd, Darryl 16, 99, 80, 75 Fogle, Angela 120 Foster, Kim 104, 67, 22, 144, 73, 74, 85, 106 Foster, Robbie 108 FOSTER, VANCE 8, 89, 65, 56, 81, 72, 74, 75, 18 Fowler, Sherri 120, 82, 133, 130 Fox, Angela 104, 65, 106 Franklin, John 109 Franklin, Randy 109, 48 Franklin, Shari 99, 102 Franklin, Vicky 104 Index 149 Hickey, Greg 38, 36, 99, 103 Hickey, Todd 9, 116, 117, 124, 128, 130, 131 Hobbs, Jeff 99 HOBBS, ANDY 86 Hobbs, Jennifer 109, 68 Hobbs, Jerry 109, 31 Hobbs, Mortie 117, 122 HOBBS, RONNIE 90 Hobbs, Tim 120, 126 Hockersmith, Gladys 109, 68, 80, 133, 130 Hockersmith, John 105, 31, 73 HODSON, LOREN 90, 26, 145 Hoeing, Mike 109, 70 Hoke, Amy 67, 20, 130 Hoke, Jason 128, 126, 130 Holbrook, Pgm 117 Holbrook, Rebecca 109 HOLCOMB, LEANN 68, 90, 96 Hollin, Annesia 117, 82, 133, 130 HOLLIN, RANDY 90, 27, 81, 79, 72 Hollin. Rick 9, 99, 23, 70 Holstein, Jason 120 Holt, Darlena 117, 82 Honeycutt, Kevin 117, 128, 115, 130 Hooten, Dyveke 109, 64, 130 Horan, Steve 100, 75 Houpey, Angie 117, 118 Houpey, JoAnn 120 Houpey, Scott 117, 128, 124, 130 Howard, Sherida 120 Huey, Tammy 120 Hughes, Lori 74, 120, 123, 125, 127, 133, T30, 121, 119 Hunter, Amber 9, 105, 50, 43, 33, 77, 83, 73 I Idlewine, Jeff 111, 109, 31, 54, 42, 66 IDLEWINE, LYNETTE 50, 43, 90, 33, 81,77, 16, 73. 86. 75 Idlewine, Michelle 3, 45, 52, 105, 50, 46, 34, 77, 73, 72 Isenburg, Carl 109 Israel, Lori 109, 67, 130 J Jackson, Cindy 100, 67, 80 JOERGER, LEE 90, 70 Joerger, Shannon 111,109, 59, 130 Johannigman, Dottie 105 JOHANNIGMAN, JOAN 90, 76, 145 Johannigman, Joe 100, 145, 70, 103 Johannigman, Mark 100, 75 Johnannigman, William 117 Johns, Amy 120, 125, 131 JOHNSON, ANNE 81, 90, 76, 145, 72, 75 Johnson, Shane 117, 122, 124, 131 Jones, Brian 100 K Kamman, Missy 100, 69 Kearney, Randy 109, 48 KELLY, BRIAN 90 Kennedy, Elizabeth 52, 105, 81, 143,71 Kiefer, Anthony 100, 70 Kiefer, Marvin 117, 131 King, Rod 120 Kirtmon, Lisa 120, 129 Kirtman, Loretta 64, 105 Kissel, Greta 105, 58, 59, 82, 22, 144,81,61 Kissel, Holly 116, 117, 125, 131 Klene, Cindy 117, 132, 130 Kroger, Bart 9, 108, 109, 70, 130 Kroger, Bret 100, 78, 70 Kroger, Larry 100 Krzyzanowski, Tricia 109, 67, 73, 74, 130, 146 Kuntz, Michelle 13, 109, 59, 146 L LaFlower, Robin 100, 80 LaFlower, Ronda 105, 80 Lane, Chris 120, 128, 124 Larcomb, Maria 120, 82, 130 Lawrence, April 120 Laws, Christy 105, 71, 107 LAWS, STEVE 91, 79, 78, 70, 146 Layton, Jim 100, 36, 54, 41, 38 Lazenby, Melissa 120, 123 LeMasters, Bruce 100 LEWIS, TIM 16, 40, 48, 91, 39, 38, 60 Linger, Danny 109 Linger, Lisa 105 Low, Fred 100, 31, 54, 40, 39, 38, 23, 16, 75, 85 Lowe, Jeanne 100, 52, 58, 82, 61 Lucas, Allen 105, 70 Lynch, Christy 120, 125 Lynch, Pat 100, 70 M MANLIEF, ARDENA 5, 50, 91, 77, 97 Manlief, Dwight 3, 110, 109, 42, 56, 74 Martin, Rodney 120, 128, 122, 124, 126 McAnelly, Cary 120 McCarter, Brad 105 MCCORMICK, MARYBETH 91,25, 81,76, 78, 145, 22, 74, 75, 18 McCullough, Chris 105, 69 McCullough, Glen 100 McCullough, Maretta 100, 65, 81, 78, 73. 72, 75, 146 MCCULLOUGH, MONICA 91, 64, 66, 25.81,73, 72, 75, 19, 146 Mclnteer, Peggy 109, 68 McNealy, Keith 100 McNealy, Kevin 109, 70 McVicar, Mike 109 Meadows, Chris 109 Meadows, Rob 100 Melcher, Robert 109, 31, 42, 80 Menefee, April 120, 129 Meredith, Paula 109 Meyer, John 105 Milburn, Angela 109, 80, 133, 130 Miller, Cathy 120, 125 Miller, Duane 100, 31, 54 Miller, Julie 52, 109, 59, 76 Miller, Kevin 131 Miller, Susan 100, 66, 73, 72, 69 Mills, John 100, 69, 145, 16, 20 Mills, Mike 117, 128, 126, 81, 133 Mitchell, Jon 117, 131 MOBLEY, CHRIS 31, 54, 91, 26, 22, 23, 74 Moffett, Steve 105 MOORE, FRED 9, 54, 91, 72 Moore, Rachel 100 Moore, Richard 109, 144 Moore, Trevor 109, 31 Moorman, Donna 117, 123 Moorman, Gene 105, 70 Morrow, Kenny 109 Morrow, Robert 150 lndex Morton, Chuck 109 Morton, Karen 117 Morton, Kim 105 Morton, Thomas 120 MUCKERHEIDE, BECKY 91,81, 145, 72, 75 Muckerheide, Brian 120, 81, 130, 121 Mullins, Amy 120, 129 Murphy, Steve 105, 143, 70 Myers, Gabe 117, 122 N Nading, Jennifer 120, 123 Neal, Billie 105 Neal, Bobbie Joe 117 Newland, Pat 105, 31, 54, 70 Niese, Don 109, 42, 65 NIESE, STEVE 92, 65, 66, 81, 72, 75, 18, 19 Nobbe, Kevin 120, 122, 124, 74, 130 Nobbe, Mike 117, 131 Nobbe, Mindy 45, 109, 47, 35, 133, 130 Nugent, Darlene 120 Nugent, Dawn 117 Nugent, Shellie 100, 123 Null, Rhonda 117 Nystrom, Jon 120 Nystrom, Melissa 100, 23 Nystrom, Tim 109, 31, 54 o OGLE, SHANE 92, 70 Ogle, Shannon 105, 31, 70 Ogle, Stacy 5, 9, 29, 45, 110, 50, 46, 47, 35, 74 Oldham, Angela 52, 105, 58, 59, 24,80,81,82,61, 107 Oliger, Trina 120, 123 Oliger, Vicki 110, 35 Oliver, Stephanie 71 Ortman, Kim 117, 132 Ortman, Tim 105, 70 Overmyer, Jason 120, Charlie 117 Owens, Chris 101, 23, 144, 70 Owens, Cissy 101, 23 Owens, Tim 110, 31 ■■■■■ P Padgett, David 13, 73, 74, 75, 101, 85, 103 Parker, Eric 110, 108, 31 Parker, Josh 120, 122, 124, 126, 131 Paton, Dorothy 120 Penn, Christi 110, 68 Petro, Chad 117, 133, 130 Petro, Charon 101,68, 69 PHELPS, HEIDI 44, 53, 52, 43, 92, 145, 74, 75 Phelps, Rob 13, 105, 36, 54, 38, 106, 78 Pehlps, Stephanie 45, 52, 110, 47, 65, 77 Phillips, Kasey 110, 47 Platt, Shawn 110 Ponsler, Sonja 117 Poole, Brian 105 Poole, Brent 117, 124, 126 POWERS, BILL 92, 70 Preston, Dale 105, 65, 80, 145, 106 Pumphrey, Jeff 9, 120, 124, 122, 126, 74, 130 Pumphrey, Scott 105, 74 Pyles, Loretta 110 Pyles, Rachel 101 Quicksell, Bev 105, 68, 81, 76, 71 QUICKSELL, JEFF 92 R Ralston, Becky 105 Ralston, Brian 117, 124 Ralston, Duane 101, 48, 103 Ray, Amy 117, 123, 127 Redelman, Scott 120, 81 Redelman, Vicki 110, 68 Redmon, Ann 110, 64, 76, 17, 130 Redmon, Steve 101, 70 Reed, Lora 110, 64,81,73, 72, 130, 146 Rhoades, Matt 121, 128, 122 RICHARDS, JOHN 92, 70 Riddell, Robert 110, 112, 73 RIGBY, WILLY 92 Robbins, Michele 117, 125, 131 Robbins, Ray 117, 130 Roberts, Kevin 105, 70 Roberts, Michelle 117 ROBINSON, WAYNE 92, 70 Rogers, Chad 117, 133, 130 Roscoe, Susan 74, 120, 128, 123, 125, 130 Ross, Lisa 101, 34, 76 RUBLE, CARRIE 68, 92, 145, 75, 19 Ruble, Kevin 117 RUNION, RANDY 29, 36, 93, 38, 39,83, 144,60, 74 Russell, Angela 110 Russell, Gidget 101 Rutherford, Melissa 101, 75 Rutherford, Rex 117 S SACKETT, BOBBY 40, 54, 93, 38, 144, 60 Sample, Brad 121 Sample, Connie 101, 76, 145, 72 Sample, Keith 105, 72, 70 Sample, Lisa 110 Sample, Shawn 138, 131 SAMPLE, VICKI 93, 76, 72, 75, 19 Scaggs, David 121, 126 SCHOETTMER, JEFF 93, 70 Schoettmer, Randy 105, 48, 31, 41 SCHOETTMER, SHARON 93, 75, 19 Schoettmer, Stacey 110, 67, 60, 21, 130 Schoettmer, Tammy 110, 17 Schutte, Jeanine 101, 45, 43, 34, 23, 144. 103 Schwering, Debbie 121, 123, 127, 133, 130, 119 SCHWERING, ED 81, 93 SCHWERING, JFNNY 93, 143 Schwering, Nicole Schwering, Paula 101, 143, 75 Schwering, Sheila 105 Sebastian, Danny I 10, 42, 70, 85 Sebastian, Kim 106 Seegers, Billy 116, 122, 124, 132, 130, 118 Seegers, Buffy 117, 129, 125 Settles, Connie 110 Shaw, Marilee 101, 64, 76, 144, 72 Shelton, Jim 110 Shelton, Pam 121 Shelton, Penny 110, 80 Shear, Kirk 118 Shireman, Tammy 9, 127, 82, 130, 118 SHONK, JASON 95, 71, 70, 96 Shrader, Mike 131, 118 Shrader, Sammy 118 Shuter. Chris 105, 22, 74, 106 Index 151 V Shuter, Tori 45, 110, 47, 35 Siebert, Debbie 110 Sims, Jeff 101,31,41,56, 57 Sims, Jenny 52, 105, 58, 59, 81, 82, 145, 22, 74 Slone, Kelly 110 Slone, Kim 101, 34 Smith, Charity 118 Smith, Steve 131, 118 Smith, Jim 54 Smith, Kim 101, 80, 72 Smith, Michelle 110, 133, 72, 71, 130 Somers, Analee 110 Spencer, Michelle 101, 68, 69 Spencer, Steve 110, 54 Spencer, Suzanne 121 SPICER. CARRIE 68, 95 SPICER, KAREN 86 Spurting, Jason 101 Spurting, Juston 118 Staggs, Kenny 101, 48, 29 Steinker, Kim 52, 105, 82, 22 STEPHENS, ANGELA 93, 76, 71 Stephens, Brad 121, 128, 124 Stephnes, Marla 45, 105, 66, 77, 76 Stier, Angela 123, 130, 131, 118 Striecker, Cricket 101, 53, 52, 24, 103 Striecker, Tom 4, 13, 110, 31, 54, 70, 74 Stuart, Joey 128, 131, 118 Stuart, Kathy 110, 65, 76, 71 SULLIVAN, TRACY 68, 83, 26, 76 T Taylor, Chad 121, 122 124 Taylor, Cyndi 105, 66, 80, 78, 106 Taylor, Eric 122, 126, 133, 131, 118 Taylor, Joe 105, 70 Taylor, Kristi 125, 129, 130, 118 Taylor, Leah 118 Taylor, Wendy 101, 45, 52, 43, 58, 82. 73, 72, 74, 75 Taylor, Matt 110, 54, 42, 80, 73 Templeton, Janet 110, 108, 59, 76, 145, 74, 130 Tetrick, Charles 126, 130, 118 Tevis, Cathy 125, 131, 118 Thompson, Chris 110 Thompson, Jenny 118 Tice, Rob 101 Tice, Trina 105, 66, 78 Tichenor, Amy 118 Tichenor, Anne 118 Tichenor, Burl 101, 144, 17, 70 Tichenor, Karen 110, 71 TOBIN, CINDY 68, 95 Tomson, Jim 105, 22, 70 Tomson, Julie 82, 132, 131, 118 Tower, Craig 110, 54, 42 Tower, Dina 101, 34. 145, 23, 74, 102 Tungate, Richie 132, 118 V Vanderbur, David 131, 118 Vanest, John 105 Veerkamp, David 121, 122, 126 w Wamsley, Genia 105 Ward, Angela 106, 68, 69, 21 Ward, Lorrie 94, 81, 79, 78, 74, 75, 96, 18, 19 Ward, Travis 121, 122, 119 Ward, Tricia 3, 106, 43, 107 Waters, Tara 102, 64, 73, 72 Watts, Chris 122, 124, 126, 131, 118 Watts, Nathan 121 Watts, Susan 44, 102, 50, 43, 33, 77, 73, 72 Weber, Pat 102 WHEELER, LANIE 94. 3, 144, 72, 146 WIGGINS, BRENDA 94, 76, 71 Wiley, Stephanie 45, 53, 110, 50, 47, 35, 73, 130 Wiley, Wade 122, 130, 131, 118 Wilkerson, Eric 102 Wilkerson, Heather 118 Wilkerson, Carla 106 WILLS, RICK 26, 94 Wills, Stephanie 121, 129, 82, 119 Winchester, Chris 121, 122 Wissel, Joy 128, 130, 118 Wolf, Doug 3, 110, 48,31,42 Wolterman, Jodi 106, 85 Wood, Andy 122, 131, 118 Wood, Shannon 106, 31 Woodward, Alan 102, 64, 17, 16, 73, 72, 75 Wren, Bill 110 WRIGHT, BENNY 94 Wright, David 115, 131, 118 Wright, Julie 121 Wright, Marvin 121, 131 Wright, Matt 16, 110, 69 WRIGHT, MIKE 3, 86 Wright, Sherri 106, 71 Wright, Steve 102 Y YOUNG, KELLI 94, 26, 76, 78, 71, 96 u 152 lndex 1986 SENIOR AD i South “ ocCitur « -3 HIGH SCHOOL Ads 153 The Following Businesses Are Proud Sponsors of the South Decatur Cougars Levenstein's Crosby Veterinary Supply Jackson Office Equipment, Inc. Stewart's Ladies Apparel O'Mara's Poultry I's Styling Salon Strasburger Dry Cleaning Co. Stephenson's Jewelry H. M. Tool and Die Helen's Beauty Salon Doris' Sugar Shack Five Points Tire Service Compton's Cow Palace Elliott Aviation Aircraft Leasing No time to spare? Go by air! Bill Elliott 663-3535 155 DECATUR COUNTY FARMERS MUTAL INSURANCE 211 N. Broadway Greensburg, IN Good Luck Seniors In Your Start of a New Life Farm Insurance Since 1878 158 Congratulations to the Class of '86 Need a Student Loan? Come See Us UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY GREENSBURG • CLARKSBURG ■ WESTPORT MEMBER FDIC A1 Reynolds, Inc Buick-Olds-Pontiac GMC Truck Complete Auto Service Body Shop BRIGGS EQUIP CO. Hwy. 46 West Greensburg, IN Phone 663-6621 R.R. 4 Box 301 Greensburg, IN 47240 663-2566 159 w FURNITURE STORE Ove' ? century 0 service 115 W. MAIN ST. GREENSBURG. IN Phone (812) 663-7042 A Redken Retail Center Designs Thru Cuts and Perms 704 S Montort ST Greensburq, IN 47240 (812) 663-2716 Broadway Florists Retail and Wholesale The Florist with the Greenhouses 302 SOUTH BROADWAY GREENSBURG. IN 47240 663-2809 John Sue Colee Owners o 160 Greensburg Lumber Co. The Big Yellow Barn 289 N. Michigan Ave. Quality Value and Service on All Your Building Supplies Needs Phone 663-8228 Scripture Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge 325 W. Main Greensburg, IN 47240 Phone (812) 663-6101 Farm Bureau Insurance Greensburg, Indiana Art Sheffer, Agency Manager Agents Dick Mullis John Wall Bruce Holbrook—CA Dick McQuade Roger Ruhrman 161 UNIQUE BEAUTY SALON Tanning Center Wolff System Perms Cuts Color Stylists: Toni Becky Dana Cindy Schmidt 663-7828 Owner, Stylist 110 W. Main Greensburg, IN 162 Westport Dairy Queen Now There's A Choice -4 EPS Donna Fred AmRhein __ _ __ Owners CREAM We Treat You Ri ht Bass Funeral Home Serves with Dignity and Honor 402 E. 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Frt 164 BOKASHOP Flowers for all occasions Plants and Balloons Tux Rentals Ph. 812-663-8622 148 S. Michigan Greensburg, IN ALJAX CHEMICAL Rural Route 3 Seymour, IN 47274 Phone (812) 522-3279 Complete Line of Janitor Supplies Floor Machines—Vacuums—Waxes—Cleaners Trash Can Liners—Carpet Cleaning Supplies Paper Products—Mopping Euquipment Insecticides—Weed Killers Free Delivery TREE CITY SPORTS Brad Bryant—Owner Wayne Field—Manager Complete Line of Sporting Goods Screen Printing of Athletic Garments Team Discounts T rophies—Plaques—Ribbons Nike, Adidas, Puma, Converse, Reebok, Asics Tiger 9-6 pm Monday-Thursday 9-8 pm Friday 9-5 pm Saturday 123 N. Broadway Greensburg, IN 663-3238 165 The Taste of a New Generation PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. Brookville, Indiana 317-647-3576 PAVY tojjs STOCKYARDS GREENSBURG 663-4611 663-4612 AMV. miiroy 629-2121 Buyers of Livestock Daily Markets 324 W McKey. 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Farm, Home Home: 591-3767 Business: 663-3595 ? ' 'i u h ua u Insurance Smith Monument Works David Oakley—Owner Phone 663-2478 County Supply Co. Hardware—Electrical—Plumbing Supplies Giftware 126 N. Franklin Greensburg, IN 47240 663-2580 Mr. Ed’s Market Everyday Low Prices Best Meat in Town Greensburg, IN 47240 Pf| 167 Wenning Sales, Inc. Pacer Feeds Serving Your Livestock Equipment Needs 421 North at Bypass 3 RR 3 Box 105A Greensburg, IN 47240 Phone 663-3033 MoneyMover 24 HourTeller 37A 2)eccitujo HourTime Weather Temperature 4! - ''■Plus Member FDIC 663-1234 Minear’s Inc. Quality Department Store On the Square Greensburg, IN PARKSIDE LANES West of City Park Greensburg, IN (812) 663-5733 Henningsen’s Flowers, Gifts Hallmark Cards We Accept Credit Cards West Side of the Square Greensburg, IN 47240 663-7577 (812) 663-4850 . I YOU Mnatpfofrit] UV0n t AOINT I 'Maurice 'MoeCCer OuAurauce eAgency 134 N FRANKLIN ST MAURICE MOELLER P. 0 BOX 101 Agent GREENSBURG. IN 47240 Sears Catalog Sales Merchant 220 E. Main St. Greensburg, IN 47240 Phone: 663-5601 168 REED INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 224 N. Broadway - Greensburg, IN Auto - Home - Commercial - Farm Life - Health - Bond - Crop STANLEY G. REED, AGENT Phone 663-3661 GOOD LUCK COUGARS JOHN DEERE Farm Equipment Parts and Service Thurston Impl. and Supply, Inc. U.S. 421 NW Greensburg, IN Phone 663-5191 G First Federal Savings Loan Association of Greensburg Greensburg Milling, Inc. 212 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET West Main St. GREENSBURG. INDIANA 47240 TELEPHONE 663-6793 AREA CODE 81 2 Greensburg, IN 47240 Phone 663-7333 Decatur Garage 591-3061 Serving the Westport Area With Fast, Dependable Service! Kenneth Wimp Ferris. Proprietor Pohlman Hardware Letts, IN Phone 812-591-3990 GEHL Roger P. Hoffman A Profession Law Corporation 109 W. Main St. P.O. Box 426 Westport, IN 47283 591-3836 JBjM 169 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN We Do Chicken Bight. WESTPORT HARDWARE 591-2551 301 West Main Greensburg, IN 47240 Phone 663-7997 ANDERSON’S GROCERY Good Luck Graduates Westport, IN 47283 591-2471 David’s Service Complete Auto Service Westport. IN 591-2751 Phone: (812) 591-3900 Hair Fashion j I Main Street, Box 34 V Westport. Indiana 47283 A Kathy Fields • Owner-Sty list J Open Tuesdas thru Saturday 'w . ra f 9:00 A M. to 5:00 P M (jk 0 ( Evenings by Appointmem Only m EXCEL CLEANERS 39 E. Walnut North Vernon Alteration Service Pick Up Service Tuxedo Rental Maddux Drug Store 6-5 Monday-Friday Tuesdays Thursdays 8-12 Saturday Owners--Rick Kim Agnew Smith BALTUS ELECTRONICS Johnson Radios Sales Service Greensburg, IN 591-2412 170 WOODCRAFT—MACRAME BRUNSWICK YARN FLOWERS Ida Belle's Yarns and Crafts Curtis Ida Combs 114 E. Washington 663-7376 Greensburg, IN ALTERNATIVE HAIR SALON Courthouse Center Columbus, IN 47201 378-4009 900 E. Tipton 3rd Jordan Seymour, IN Bloomington, IN 522-2332 Shirley Guzman, Owner 171 Kroger Son Body Shop RR 1 Westport Body Fender Repair Minor Repair Complete Wreck Rebuilding 591-3507 Tony Kroger Son Trucking Farm Machinery Grain Liquid Westport, IN 47283 591-3781 Krogers’ Farm Store St. Rd. 3 Westport, IN 591-3435 New Used Farm Equipment Sales Service Complete Line of Cub Cadet Lawn Garden Products 172 173