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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1988 volume:

1988 Cougarama South Decatur High School R.R. 5 Box 277 Greensburg, IN 47240 rolume XX 1988 John 'Cougar' Mellencamp said it best in his hit song, Check It Out . This phrase was heard in the halls, sometimes said with amazement, always said with emphasis, and the yearbook staff caught on! When you finish the last page and yell to a friend, Hey come here and Check it out!’ , we will have succeeded. So, come along for the fun and the memories. Come on and ... OUT SENIORS Right: Chad, pick on someone your size. Far Right: Brad, we thought you had to pass the Shoe String Test before graduating Kindergarten, not high school!! Below: Don’t I look GOOOOOOD?“ Below Right: Renate s famous German smile. Upper Left: The Seniors chant — Let us OUT!!! Middle Left: Keith Sample applies the hearty handshake during Senior interviews, hoping to land a job at Scriptures. Below: Even at the State House, John IS the center of attention. SENIORS SENIORS Upper Left: This is not Star Search '88, An- gela and Jenny. Bottom Left: Murph on his turf. Middle: Isn't he a little old for you, Ang? Upper Right: We realue that school some- times feels like a prison, Greta and Renate, but isn't this going a bit too far? Bottom Right: Frenchie is keeping an eye on things. SENIORS Sfj Seniors 7 SENIORS SENIORS ✓ Class of ’88 Seniors this year had a lot to check out . It seems that 1988 was a happening kind of year for things coming and going. At South the number of credits needed to graduate went from 36 to 40. Students took their first ISTEP tests and some went to their first summer school because of it! There was a lot of stink raised over the half-doors in the girls' restrooms and over the State's requiring us to make up snow- days. Lots of good things excited the stu- dents too! We won the first sectional foot- ball playoff in the school's history. We brought the bucket back home after sev- eral years of being at North. A new fac- tory, which just might employ some sen- iors, finalized plans to build in Westport. In the world beyond South's doors ... speed limits were changed from I can't LET US NOT FORGET drive 55, to I can't drive 65,” on interstates. Many of us wondered what was really going on in the pulpits of American churches as many evangelists (a couple of Jimmy's — just to name a few names) were banned for their extra-curricular activities. New class officers were chosen. Presi- dent — Chris Collins, Vice-President — Dale Preston, Secretary — Greta Kissel, and Treasurer — Scott Pumphrey. As the seniors leave this year and enter this changing world, as John Cougar' Mellen- camp might say, Maybe they'll have a better understanding! 1988 — You have finally arrived!!! ... Class Colors — Cerise and Gold ... Class Motto — You must believe to achieve. . . . Class Flower — White rose tipped in hot pink ... Class Sponsors — Mr. Kissel, Mrs. McCormick, Mr. Layton, and Miss Bruns . .. Graduation — May 22, 1988!! ... Senior Night at King's Island ... and last ... Good Ol' South Deca- tur! MIKE BADGLEY Football 2, 3, 4 (captain — 4X FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; Chapter Farmer Degree; SD Letter- man; Class President — 3; Guidance Aide —3; Teach- er's Aide —3. 4; All-Confer- ence Honorable Mention — 4; Most Improved — 4; Most Valuable Defensive Back — 4; Prom Page 2 LAURA BAILEY F.H.A. 3 SENIORS Seniors 11 SENIORS SENIORS CHRIS BLAICH Basketball 2,3; Football 2. 3, 4; FCA 4; Class Treasurer 3; Free throw award 3; All- Conference Football 4 SUZANNE BRANCAMP FHA 3. 4 BETH BRINDLEY Basketball 1. 2.3.4. Captain 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4; Softball 2, 3; Teachers Aide 4; Library Aide 3 BRAD BRYANT Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Golf 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2; Student Council 1.4; SADD 3; Teachers Aide 3,4; Newspaper staff 4; Cougar- ama staff 4; Prom Page 2 BRAD BEAM Football 1; Track 2; Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Cross Country 2,4, MVP- 1987; Drama 1; Teachers Aide 3; Newspaper staff 4; Cougar- ama staff 4; Choir Arian 3; State Soloist 1, 3; Swing Choir 1, 2, 3. 4 KENNY BIDDINGER Cougar Mascot 3; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; SADD 3; Drama 1, 2, 3; Teachers Aide 4; Newspaper staff 4; Cougarama staff 3. 4; Voice of Democracy 4 12 Seniors SENIORS ROBIN BUSHORN Choir 1, 2. 4; Sunshine 2, 3. 4; FHA 2, 3, 4. Historian — 3. Project Chairman — 4 BETH CANN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 4; SADD 2, 3; Teachers Aide 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; French Award 3; Quiz Bowl Team 3, 4 RON CATHEY FFA 1,2, 3,4; Teachers Aide 3 CHRIS COLLINS Basketball 1, 2; Football 3,4, Captain — 4; Cross Country 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Batting Avg. — 3; FCA I, 4; Office Aide 3; Guidance Aide 3. 4; Class Officer 2, 4, Pres. — 4; P.E. Award 1; Member of the Society of Distinguished Amer. Stu- dents SENIORS ✓y SENIORS DARIN CUNNINGHAM Basketball 1, 2. 3.4; Band 1, 2, 3.4; Cross Country 3; Baseball 3 RON DUNN FFA 1; Vocational School (VICA) 3. 4 CRYSTAL DURHAM FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 MICHELLE ELLIOTT Basketball 1, 2, 3. Co-Cap- tain 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4, Co-Captain 3. 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Teach- ers Aide 1. 4; Geometry Award 1; P.E. Award 1; Best Pitcher 1, 2, 3; Most Assists 3; Best Free Throw % 3; Best Batting 2, 3; Best Hitter 3 CHAD EVANS Basketball 1. 2,3.4; Cross Country 3; Golf 1, 2, 3,4, captain — 4; FCA 3,4. Vice president —4; Teachers Aide; Newspaper staff 3.4. sports editor; Cougarama Staff 4; Most consistent in Golf - 3 ANGIE FOX Band 1. 2, 3.4. President —1. 4; SADD 3,4; Drama 4; Office Aide 1, 2. 3, 4; Teachers Aide 4; Cougarama staff 4; Pep Club 1.2 SENIORS SENIORS STACY GANT Basketball 1, 2,4; Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3. 4; Office Aide 4; Guidance Aide 4; Teachers Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 RON GHISLAIN Cougarama staff 4; Class of- ficer 2 BUFFY GOODWIN Band 1,2,3,4; Drama 3; Teachers Aide 2,4; Cougarama staff 4; Newspaper staff 4, Clubs Editor, Business editor; Key Club DARLA GREER Choir 1. 2,3,4, Secretary, Treasurer; Sunshine 2.3.4. Ideal Lady Chairman; FHA 1,2, Vice-President; Guidance Aide 1, 2,3; Teachers Aide 4; Choir Arion Award — 2 SENIORS Seniors 15 SENIORS CHRIS HARDEBECK FFA I, 2, 3, 4 LORI HARDEBECK Choir 2,3; FHA 4, Historian; An Aide 4 DANNY HARRIS Teacher's Aide 3 JAMI HELMS Volleyball, manager — 2, 3,4; Softball, manager — 2, 3.4; National Honor Society 4, Vice President; Teacher's Aide 2, 3, 4 MANDY GRIMES Choir 1.2; Sunshine 1.2.3.4 — Vice-President 3, President 4; FHA 2, 3,4 —Secretary 4; Key Club 4 TODD HAMPTON Basketball 1, manager — 2. 3,4; Baseball 2, 3; Guidance Aide 3. 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3. 4 SENIORS 16 Seniors SENIORS MIKE HERBERT Football 3, 4; FFA 1. 2,3,4, Chapter Farmer Degrees; Office Aide 3 JOHN HOCKERSMITH Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Cougarette base 4; National Honor Society 4; Teacher's Aide 2, 3; Cougarama Staff 4; Spell Bowl Team 4 AMBER HUNTER Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. captain — 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2. 3. 4, Class Vice-Presi- dent 3; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 1. 2,3.4; Vice President 3; Best Defense — Basketball; Best Passing — Volleyball; Best Setter — Volleyball; Best Server % — Volleyball; All- state Basketball team; Most Valuable Player; Homecom- ing Court 4 MICHELLE IDLEWINE Basketball 1.2,3.4; Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Softball 1, 2, 3. 4; SADD 3; FCA 1, 2, 3. 4, President — 3, 4; Library Aide; Pep Club 1; Class Treasurer 1; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer — 3, President — 4 DOTTIE JOHANNIGMAN-HELLMICH National Honor Society 3. 4; Guidance Aide 3; Teacher's Aide 4; Art Award 1; Algebra Award 2; Geometry 3; Quiz Bowl Team 3 ELIZABETH KENNEDY Track 2; Choir 1; SADD 2; FCA 3,4; FHA 1. 2, 3.4; Drama I; Teacher's Aide 4 i yyy seniors Seniors 17 SENIORS ✓S' GRETA KISSEL Cheerleader 1, 2.3. 4. captain — 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4, Secretary — 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Drama 4; Teach- ers Aide 3. 4; Spirit Committee 2. 4; Class Secretary 2. 4; Algebra Award 1; Biology Award 3; Optimist Youth of the Month — Dec. 4; Quiz Bowl Team 3, 4; Library Aide 1. 2, 3; Prom Page 2; Homecoming Court 4 CHRISTY LAWS Sunshine 2.3,4; FHA 1, 2, 3.4, Secretary 2; Secretary Sunshine 4; Who’s Who Among American High School students; Key club 4 RENATE LENZEN Drama 4; Cougarama staff 4 brad McCarter 18 Seniors SENIORS JOHN MEYER Vocational School 3. 4 STEVE MOFFETT Teachers Aide 4 GENE MOORMAN State Welding Contest 3. 10th in state; Outdoor lab Student Chairman 2, 3, 4; Quiz Bowl 2; Foreign lan- guage club 1; Grecnhand Vice president 1; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Chapter Secretary 3, Trea- surer 4; Delegate at National Convention, Kansas Gty 3; Soils Demonstration 3, 2nd place award; Chapter Poul- try Team 2, 3, 4, 1st place 3 STEVE MURPHY FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 PAT NEWLAND Basketball 1; Football 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4; FFA 1. 2, 3. 4 Vocational School (VICA) 3 SHANNON OGLE Football 1, 2. 3; FFA 1, 2; Teachers Aide 2; Class Secretary 1; Class Vice-President 2 ✓y Seniors 19 SENIORS SENIORS ANGELA OLDHAM Track I, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. 4. captain — 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Drama 1, 4; Teachers Aide 2, 3.4; Cougarama Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Spell Bowl Team 3, 4; Hoosier Girls State Delegate; DAR Repre- sentative; Homecoming Court 4 STEPHANIE OLIVER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3. 4 TIM ORTMAN Football 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Teachers Aide 2 BRIAN POOLE Library Aide 3, 4; U.S. His- tory Award 3 DALE PRESTON Band 1, 2, 3,4, Ass. Deum Major — 3, Commanding Drum Major 4; Student Council 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, President —- 4; Guidance Aide 2; Teacher's Aide 2, 3; Class Vice-President 4; French Award 1; Quiz Bowl Team 4; First Class Drum Major, 1st at SDS SCOTT PUMPHREY Student Council 2; National Honor Society 3. 4 — Treasurer 4; Drama 4; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Cougarama Staff — Photog- rapher 4; Class Officer 4 — Treasurer; English Award 1; General Shop Award 2; Computer Science I Award 3; Ad- vanced Spanish 3; Quiz Bowl Team 3, 4; Key Club 4 SENIORS 20 Seniors SENIORS BEV QUICKSELL Choir 1, 2, 3; SADD 2; Sunshine 2.3; FHA 2. 3,4; Drama 1,2; Teacher's Aide KIM FOSTER-PITTMAN Cougarette 2; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Key Club 1 BECKY RALSTON Choir 1; Spell Bowl Team 3. 4 (2nd place — 3) KEVIN ROBERTS FFA 1, 2, 3 KEITH SAMPLE SADD 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Teacher s Aide RANDY SCHOETTMER Basketball 1, 2,3; Football 2, 3.4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; FCA 4; Teacher's Aide 3; PE. Award 2; Most Valuable Defensive 3; Most Valuable Player 4; Mr. Tough — Football 4; All- Conference — Baseball 2; All-Conference — Football 3. 4 SENIORS Seniors 21 SENIORS SHEILA SCHWERING CHRIS SHUTER Basketball 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Teacher s Aide 2. 3; Spirit committee 3, 4; Spell Bowl Team; Quiz Bowl Team; Key Club 4; Prom Page 2 JENNY SIMS Track 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4. President — 4; Drama 3, 4; Guidance Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Cougarama Staff Editor — 4; Newspaper staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spirit commit- tee 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Homecoming court 3, 4; 1987 Homecoming Queen — 4 1986 Mile Relay Re- cord; Prom Page 2 KIM STEINKER Track 2, 3, 4, manager; Stu- dent Council Treasurer 4; Drama 4; Office Aide 4; Teacher s Aide 2; Cougar- ama staff 4; Newspaper staff 4; Pep club 2, 3; Prom Page 2 MARLA STEPHENS Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Band 1, 2; Cross Country 2; Sunshine 2; FCA 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 3; Teachers Aide 4; Mechanical Drawing Award 3; Computer Science Award 3; VFW Speech Contest 3rd. place 2; Spell Bowl team; Quiz bowl team CYNDI TAYLOR Cheerleader 1; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; SADD 3; Office Aide 3; Cougarama Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 3.4, Editor; Pep Club SENIORS 22 Seniors SENIORS Seniors 23 SENIORS 7 seniors yyy JODI WOLTERMAN Band 1, 2,3,4. Secretary of Band council; FHA 1; National Honor Society, Secretary 4; Office Aide 3,4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3 MATT WRIGHT Basketball 1; Choir, and Swing Choir 1. 2, 3, 4, President of High School Choir — 4; Student Council 4; Office Aide 3.4; Cougarama staff 4; Newspaper staff 3, 4; Superior ranking 2, 3, 4 — State Solo Ensemble contest (Right) While we re here at the State House, the class of 1988 would like to file a class action suit, starting with August of 1975. SHERRI WRIGHT FHA 1.2,3.4 Vice President 3, President 3, 4; Home Ec Award 3; Art I Award 3; Art aide 4 NOT PICTURED LORETTA KIRTMAN-BOLING LYNN MILLER ROB PHELPS JAMES PHILPOT SHANNON WOOD 24 Seniors Clockwise upper left: Hey babe. I'm cool. Me and grandma! Ha. now doubt. I’m Bad to the Bone! Greta Kissel doing something wrong? No!” Maybe you should try something else, like Head and Shoulders. Jenny's very happy because Angela and Kim just told her the verdict; she's innocent!” We’re the Cougar shufflin crew, shufflin on down doin it for you!” Michelle. I've told you time and time again. But Stacy. I'm telling you. they do wonders!! SENIORS CO o D This p«gc. clockwise from upper left: You guys are so mod- est. right? Michelle is always ready to have her picture tak- en’ What have you been up to. Dyveke? If John got any more ex- cited wed all be amazed. Mike looks omen.-. What’s so exciting? Sports Illustrated's lat- est bikini issue? Other page. top: That's not nice. Andy! Diligence at Homecom ing. 26 Juniors c BS o 2 Who will I take to the Prom?''; What do I care about class colors or a class motto? ; Who is Thoreau? Who care?” These were common questions heard near thejunior lockers this year. Thoughts of the black and red Midnight Masquer- ade Prom clouded the minds of most Juniors before the big night on April 30. Then the reality hit, Next year we'll be SENIORS! thus class colors and a class motto were selected. And, of course, Mrs. Tichenor's infamous American Literature class with Henry David Thoreau, along with Mr. Bohall’s (wonderful) vocabulary lists, were the highlight of our year. The class officers (who had the hard job of keeping the Juniors in line) were Pres. — Lora Reed; Sec. — Nic Adams; Vice Pres. — Rob Riddell; and Treas. — Eric Allen. Jeff Adams Nic Adams Eric Allen Jennifer Badgley Eddie Beckett Angela Bedel Andy Bell John Bennett Craig Billeau David Blanton Brian Blumfelder John Bradley William Brewer Tricia Brindley Kelly Buchanan Bryan Burkman John Burton Kim CaddeU Angie Callahan Christie Campbell 28 Juniors Holly Clarkson Cory Collins Todd Conwcll Jody Combs Mike Dougherty Lori Duncan Kevin Elliott Melanie Ferguson Rob Foster Julie Fulton Randy Franklin John Gant Deric Garris Heather Garrity Darian Gatewood Valerie Gatewood Crystal Goldey Gabe Graue Tonya Grindstaff Kenny Haley Brian Hastings Warren Hawkins Brian Henderson Erin Henderson Steve Herbert CO oS o z o Juniors 29 c ) Oh o z Gladys Hockersmith Mike Hoeing Amy Hoke Becky Holbrook Dyvcke Hooten Jeff Idlewine Girl Isenberg Lori Israel Shannon Joerger Randy Kearney Bart Kroger Tricia Krzyzanowski Michelle Kuntz Dwight Manlief Christa Maze Peggy Mclnteer Sonja McLellan Kevin McNealy Chris Meadows Bob Melcher Paula Meredith Angela Milburn Julie Miller Richard Moore Trevor Moore Kenny Morrow Don Niese Mindy Nobbe Tim Nystrom Stacey Ogle 30 Juniors Lisa Overton Tim Owens Eric Parker Tammy Peetz Stephanie Phelps Kasey Phillips Shawn Platt Loretta Pyles Vicki Redelman Ann Redmon Lora Reed Rob Riddell Lisa Sample Stacey Schoettmer Tammy Schoettmer on 04 o —H 2 D Juniors 31 Danny Sebastian Victoria Shutcr Kelly Slone Michele Smith Jake Speer Tom Striecker Kathy Stuart Matt Taylor Janet Templeton Chris Thompson Karen Tichenor Craig Tower Ruby Wells Stephanie Wiley Doug Wolf BUI Wren Far Right: Tricia Stacey revert back to their kindergarten days. 32 Juniors Haley, keep the tape out of Owen's hair. Chug it, Dwight! We know you can do it. Top Left: Only the Lone Wolf shows us his belly! Top Rt.: Nicky, what are you doing with an extra pair of legs? Just Above: McNealy, sex god of the 80 s. Above: I said - NO!! Middle: More decisions to be made by those busy juniors. Just Above: John stays sane in a world of fools. Juniors 33 Top Left: What do you think you’re doing, invading my privacy? asks Cory. Top Rt: Hey, go a little lighter on the foundation. Mid. Lt: Do I have to ride the bus again?” Middle: Has Brad joined the Mafia? Mid. Rt: And now, what’s behind door number 18, Ladies? Just Above: Check it out — Jon's really working! Just Right: Here is little trouble, and big trouble right behind. OPPOSITE PAGE Top: Bless you my children.” Bottom: Are there that many girls in the world? M Sophomores SOPHOMORES The sophomore year is one of decision: final- izing schedules for the rest of their high school years, exploring colleges and career plans, and trying to find a way to stay in school and still have fun. The year was already rough but was becoming rougher by the unforseeable misfor- tune with their homecoming float. There were 2 lights at the end of this dark sophomore tunnel. One light was their 2nd place win in the hallway decorating contest with Porter and the Parting of the Sectional Seas , and the other light being that they are sophomores no longer!!!!! To the right are class officers: Holly Kissel — Secretary. Shane Johnson — Treasurer, (top row) Todd Hickey — Vice President, and Chad Bu- chanan — President. Jerry Adams Eric Bailey Allen Bates Steve Beam Mary Black Christy Bower Ellie Boyd Jenise Bradshaw Alissa Brewer Teresa Brown Chad Buchanan Roxanna Burton Tom Bu shorn Joe Campbell Patty Cathey Russell Cathey Jim Collins Mark Collins Tina Collins Misty Combs Brad Coy Daryl Crim Donald Crossland Annie Dawson Becky Dawson Lori Ewing Erik Feider Kris Fuel Brian Garwood Jodi Gatewood 36 Sophomores Vanessa Gatewood Brian Gault Ryan Gault Jack Giddings James Goldey Darrell Grimsiey Tonya Haley Shelly Hardebeck Tina Harrison Jimmy Helms Melissa Herbert Tammy Herbert Todd Hickey James Hoffman Pam Holbrook Annesia H oil in Darlena Holt Kevin Honeycutt Scott Houpey Bill Johannigham Shane Johnson Don Jones Marvin Keifer Holly Kissel C 3 W C s c X a rs o From left: Saving the best for last??? The Punks invade S.D.; Tarzan Tammy Sophomores 37 SOPHOMORES Cindy Klene Jamie McClaine Teresa Medford Jon Mitchell Donna Moorman Karen Morton Gabe Myers Mike Nobbe Dawn Nugent Kim Ortman Charlie Owens Chad Petro Sonja Ponslcr Brent Poole Brian Ralston Michelle Robbins Ray Robbins Michelle Roberts Chad Rogers Rex Rutherford Bill Seegers Buffy Seegers Kirk Shera Mike Shrader 38 Sophomores Charity Smith Doug Smith Juston Spurling Angie Sceir Eric Taylor Kristi Taylor Leah Taylor Chuck Taylor Cathy Tevis Jenny Thompson Amy Tichenor Anne Tichenor Julie Tomson Richie Tungate David Vandebur Chris Wans Wade Wiley Heather Wilkerson Left hand page: What a perfect couple — Mickey and Minnie Mouse!; What did you do this time, Brian?; The FFA couple of the year! Right hand page: Are you cold Vanessa?; Phone home, guys.; Trying to jump as high as Keith Smart. Mark? GO W Pi o 2 O X a, O Sophomores 39 Above: Jeff got caught being a nice guy, Above right: Jeff is looking at a scale model of his future home! Right: A hallwalker already! Far Right: Darlene helps a younger friend. Right: My! How things have changed over the years! 40 Freshmen Freshmen 41 FRESHMEN Being a freshman is quite different from Junior High. As a freshman you fi- nally get to choose a few classes. Being a freshman means getting your class ring, and being invited into clubs that you didn't think of when you were in Junior High. The freshmen placed first in deco- rating the halls for Sectional Week, their theme was 'Through the Years at S.D.” There’s always a bad side, though, we are called FRESHMEN! Bottom (left to right); Treasurer, April Menefee; Vice President. Lori Hughes; Secretary. Amy Johns; and President. Debbie Schwering. Todd Abel Greg AmRhein Danny Armstrong April Asher Greg Baker Mark Baldwin Brian Barrett Matt Bedel Eric Berkemeier Chris Bid dinger Shawn Blaich Dwayne Bode Brian Bower Tim Brown Cheryl Buchanan Tammy Callahan Chad Carder Angie Compton Rick Dugle Cathy Dykes Pat Elliott Melissa Fields Shawn Fisher Sherri Fowler 42 Freshmen Dee Dee Frensemeier Steve Frost Randal Galbraith Kelly Garris Michelle Gindling Joe Greer Mark Haley Priscilla Hammond Jeff Haris Michelle Heath Scott Helms Heather Helton Tim Hobbs Jason Hoke Jason Holstein Angie Houpey JoAnn Houpey Sherida Howard Tammy Huey Lori Hughes Amy Johns Put the mask back on, we like it better! Don't be bashful, Stephanie, we know that's how you look in the morning. 2 w 2 X c o w Um Freshmen 43 2 w 2 X CD W Pi Ph Rod King Lisa Kirkman Chris Lane Maria Larcomb Melissa Lazenby Christy Lynch Rod Martin Billy Maze April Mencfee Cathy Miller Kevin Miller Tom Morton 44 Freshmen Scott Redclman Man Rhoades Susan Roscoe Shawn Sample David Scaggs Debbie Schwering Nicki Schwering Sammy Shrader Christy Smith Brad Stephens Joey Stuan Chad Taylor Travis Ward Nate Wans Stephanie Wills Chris Winchester Julie Wright Marvin Wright Upper Left: Bosom Buddies Above: Here's proof that Dugle will laugh at anything. Left: Woa, Houpey! Puttin on the brakes? 2 w 2 x cn w c U-, Freshmen 45 This page, clockwise, starting top left: Adams. Johnson and Petro making waves for their Spirit Week Hallway.; Here's a Halloween Dance cutie!; It was a chilly night for cheering!; A royal smile from King Steve; Hard work and a great smile pay off for Misty; If you are going to play pattycakes with Craig, be sure to move Angie out of the way, Greta! Right Page, top: Mary Ann amazes Brad and Ron with her ability to talk and while her eyes are shut! Bottom: The graduating class of 1990 had their hat off to the Cougar team during Homecoming this year! 46 Special Events Special Events 47 Sims Crowned Queen Right: Janet Templeton freezes as she rides on the winner of the Homecoming float competition. The float was a success for the Junior class. Below: The Seniors were Bad to the Bone with their Homecoming entry. It was Homecoming, and like every year, it seems, it was cold and rainy. And like other years, many of the floats had a difficult time making it through the parade (some had unforseeable misfortune and had trouble making it to the parade) and they all had a trying time making it from Westport to the school for the halftime festivities. Even though we lost the game to Milan by seven points and it was cold and rainy, the night was exhilarating for many, especially Jenny Sims. Jenny, a Senior involved in Student Council, Yearbook, the school paper, and other activities, was crowned Homecoming Queen. The Junior class also had something to be excited about when their float, Let Victory Ring”, scooped up the 1st place trophy for the Best Homecoming Float entry. 48 at 1987 Homecoming Senior Attendant — Amber Hunter Escort — Rob Phelps Senior Attendant — Greta Kissel Escort — Chris Shuter Senior Attendant — Angela Oldham Escort — Brad Bryant 49 HOMECOMING 1987 CHECK IT OUT! Right: Eighth Grade Attendant: Heather Gatewood, Escort: Ryan Witkemper Far Right: Seventh Grade Attendant: Amy Cruser, Escort: Israel Vincent It was a cold night! Two cuties clowning around. 50 Homecoming HOMECOMING 1987 Counter-clockwise starting at the top: The Eighth grade backs the team with the Cougar Colors ! Stacey and Aimee wait anxiously for the crowning of the queen. The Juniors prepare the ’Top Float . The Freshmen want YOU !! The Seventh grade welcomes you to Cougar Freedom. Homecoming 51 Right — Girls just wanna have fun! Below left: What a day, and then tonight a game!?!? Be- low right: Wax on, wax off. Bottom right: Seniors go out of this world with mod decora- tions. Bottom left: I'm just a cool cat in a loose mood and I’m feelin kinda Aloha! CHECK OUT OUR SPIRIT! 52 Spirit Week Left — Give me a 'V, Vanna Duncan, for Cougar Victory! Below: The crowd 'leis' out some cougar spirit. Bottom left: Vanessa, whose trash did you go through to make your outfit? Bottom middle: Dressed for a kill! The question is, Is it a pirate hunt or a man hunt?!?!!” Bottom right: Rambo, go ahead, make my day!” ♦ l COUGAR SPIRIT REIGNS Spirit Week 53 THEATER PEOPLE SPEND TIME OFF THE TRACK” Clockwise from lower left: Which one of you is the pet that isn't allowed? Angie, you look like you've seen a mouse!!; What are you girls doing to Craig?; He died while constructing sets.; Gabe looks deep in thought by what Lora is saying. M School Play PROM ’88 Clockwise: Prom King and Queen. Steve Moffet and Lori Hardebeck, are work- ing on a Big Red commercial — where they 'kiss a little longer!'; and the band played on for the Junior-Senior Prom. A Midnight Masquerade,”; Young royal- ty ... Joel and Jason Knight. 56 Prom '88 Midnight Masquerade” Clockwise (starting with upper left): Prom Prince and Princess, Todd Conweil and Shannon Joerger smile for the crowd; Hey Steph, Jimmy, are we having fun yet?'; A row of prince and princess hopefuls hope that nothing is going on behind them.; Chris just heard that there wasn't a talent contest involved with the competition.; A royally good photo or a royally beautiful queen. King and Queen Candidates Sherri Wright and Chris Collins. Stephanie Oliver and Jimmy Tomson, Tina Barnes and Brad Bryant. Prince and Princess Candidates Julie Miller and Cory Collins. Michelle Kuntz and Steve Herbert. Hollie Clarkson and Mike Dougherty. Midnight Masquerade 57 SENIORS CHECK OUT! Graduation is a time for happiness and a time for sadness. It's a time for happiness because you've suc- ceeded at one of your main goals of life. You also are lucky that you don't have to go to school for what seems like three-hundred and sixty five days a year (unless you choose to go to college)! Graduation is a time for sadness because you'll miss your friends, teachers, pep sessions, convocations, and everything else that is high school. Now you're an adult and are about to enter the real world. They say the real world is scary. All we can say is — Good luck in that scary world!” Clockwise from upper left: Let's bow for a moment of prayer!; The leaders of the pack — Salutatorian Greta Kissel and Valedictorian Dottie Johannigman Hellmich. Does it take three people to blow Jodi's nose? 58 Graduation Graduation 59 Clockwise, just above: Gabe referees an argument between Mrs. Snooty and a woman with no 'looey'; Chargers need more than a tail when they're in Cougar country!; Juniors look at Senior picture lay-outs, preparing for the coming year; At the Midnight Masquerade we caught Greta and Chris doing the bop!; Rob attempts the most trying test for a graduate — zipping up without getting caught! 60 Candids Clockwise, just below: A horrifying two- some!: Spirited people prepare for a spirited week!; Mike dines on the sidewalks of New York; Peggy shows up to receive her perfect attendance award; A wind-whipped, yet glowing, group of Homecoming attendants and escorts. Check'em out! 61 Clockwise: Holly magically suspends the ball two inches from the ground.; Life on the line.; Alley-oops!; We must be ahead, look at that smile,; Does it hurt that much to hit that ball?; The stork-stance. South Decatur pitch. Right page, very top: Coach Hime studies his team's moves; Middle: Chad uses such concentration! Bottom: South Decatur sup- port is evident. 62 Clockwise, just above: Shannon even takes Wcndling's watch!; Fall Sports Award winners; Serious looks for seri- ous awards; The next award goes to Idlewine for MVC — Most Valu- able Clutz!; Cheer- leaders get some recog- nition!; Winter Sports Award Winners: Looky Guys, a real trophy for little oY me! Here are the Achievers. Now the Believers . . . 64 Award Winners Coach Wendling's best grim face. A bunch of wild animals — and they're ours!! Team picture, from left to right, bottom row: Miller, Kuntz, Kissel. Templeton, Ewing, Oldham, Jocrgcr. Taylor, Seegers; 2nd row: Brewer. Rhoades. Badgely, Owens. Burton. Seegrs. Parker. Hockersmith. Miller. 3rd row: Lane. Shutcr, Brindley, Bower, Amstutz. Wendling, Gault. Redelman, Bradshaw, Badgley, Elliott; 4th row: Armstrong, Schoettmer, Elliott, Martin, Haley. Dugle. Winchester; 5th row: Gault. Collins. Burkman, Adams. Blaich, Idlcwinc. Wood, Collins, Streicker; top row: Dawson, Tower. Newland, Blumfeldcr, Parker, Blaich, Pumphrey, Herbert. CHECK IT OUT! Varsity Football 65 This year, the 1987-88 Varsity Football team ended its year with a lot to be proud of! After losing the bucket game against North Decatur for two years, this year the bucket returned home! The team ended their season with a record of 3-7, and went on to the Sectionals!! In the history of South Decatur's football team, this year a dream became a reality and we won our first Sectional game ever by defeating Edinburg 15-12. As the senior players, Mike Badgley, Chris Blaich, Randy Schoettmer, Shannon Wood, Pat Newland, Chris Collins, John Hockersmith and Mike Herbert, and the players of the 1987-88 team leave these victories of the bucket, the sectional, and all the hard work and time put in, behind them, the memories of these Glory Days will always be with them. Coachs Head Coach — Ken Wendling Assistant — Matt Amstutz Assistant — Dan Gault Assistant — Will Bohall Statisticians Tori Shuter Jennifer Badgley Roxanna Burton Jenise Bradshaw Managers Brian Bauer Scott Redelman 66 Football Clockwise from left: Come on Crim! Do I have to tell you again!; Your job is to hike it to me! Come and get me, I dare you!; Haley escapes for another amazing touchdown; Who should I throw it to this time? Varsity Football Scoreboard Greensburg 55-12 L Edinburg 12-0 W Brown County 35-6 L North Decatur 50-20 W Edinburg 15-12 W Shenendoah 27-7 L Beech Grove 40-0 L Milan 7-0 L Indian Creek 26-25 L Tri-High 28-6 L Team Record 3 7 Highlights ... •South wins the Bucket back. “First ever Sectional win for South. Awards Given for the 1987 season Most Valuable Off Lineman — Tom Striecker Mr. Tough — Randy Schoettmer Most Valuable Player — Randy Schoettmer Most Valuable Off Back — Kenny Haley Most Valuable Def Lineman — Chris Blaich Most Valuable Def Back — Mike Badgley Most Improved — Shannon Wood Reserve Trohpy — Chris Lane Football 67 CHECK IT OUT! VARSITY SCOREBOARD South Dearborn-W Brown County-W North Decatur-I. Waldron-W Laurel-W Hauser-L Indian Creek-W Greensburg-L Tourneys - Indian Creek Jac-Cen-Del-W Lawrenceberg-W Batesville-W Crothersville-W Columbus North-W Edinburgh-W Southwestern-W Milan-L Rnd Robin - Won 4 games 68 Varsity Volleyball Bottom row from left; T. Shuter, T. Brindley, A. Hunter, M. Idlewine, J. Badgley; back row; Coach Bruns, S. Ogle, B. Brindley, M. Nobbe, M. Elliott, J. Hclms(managcr). From left to right: Swat the ball! Are you two dancing. ' Kim is doing the High-Five of volleyball! Season Record 16-11 Coach Holly Bruns Manager Jami Helms Scorekeeper Stacy Gant Season Highlights - The team won the Conference and they won the Senior night game against Columbus North. Awards- Most Valuable Player-Amber Hunter Most Valuable Setter-Michelle Idlewine Most Valuable Hitter-Michelle Elliott Best Bump Percentage-Amber Hunter and Michelle Idlewine Best Serve Percentage-Amber Hunter Varsity Volleyball 69 Above; Boy Holly, nice knee pads; Just above: Don- na does her dive! Team: Front L to R. A. Steirs. D. Moorman. C. Taylor, T. Collins; back: Coach H. Bruns, H. Clarkson. S. Wiley, J. Bradshaw. B. Daw- son, not pictured R. Burton. Right: This is Volleyball not basketball, Angie. Far Right: Let's go to the hop! Season record 17 3 Coach Holly Bruns Manager Maria Larcomb Season Highlights - Beating Greensburg andjenning County and Columbus North added quite a bit to the season for these girls. Also these young ladies added to their achievements the most wins ever for a J.V. volleyball team. Awards- Best Serve- Stephanie Wiley CHECK Most Valuable Hitter- Roxanne Burton IT OUT! 70 J.V. Boys' Basketball sons Team picture-Bottom row: H. Helton, A. Asher. M. Fields. S. Roscoe; top row: A. Menefec. L. Hughes, D. Schwering, P. Hammond, and manager M. Lar- comb. CHECK IT OUT! Season record 4-5 Coach Kelly Huff Manager Maria Larcomb Awards- Most Serving Points- April Asher Freshmen Boys' Basketball 71 Team Picture; bottom row: M. Taylor, manager, T. Hampton, manager; D. Cunningham; R. Phelps; J. Speer; C. Combs, manager; back row: C Watts; J. Parker; B. Bryant; J. Adams; S. Blaich; S. Herbert; Coach Porter; E. Allen; J. Idlewine; C. Evans This Page; below, (left to right); Dancing in the air; Chad gives him a karate chop; Jakes gives the evil eye. A CHECK IT OUT! VARSITY SCOREBOARD Medora — W Laurel — W Jennings Co. — L Edinburgh — W N. Decatur — L Southwestern — W Hauser — W Brown Co. — L N. Decatur — W Edinburg — L Morristown — L Laurel — W Greensburg — L Hauser — W East Central — L Indian Creek — W Rising Sun — W Milan - W Waldron — W Crothersville — W Sectional Game: Greensburg — L 72 Boys’ Basketball HIGHLIGHTS 3rd best record in History of school Won 5 in a row — most in history Won Mid Hoosier Conference — Won 5 lost 2 Did not loose a home game — first time in history of school Improvement of team throughout the year was impressive Comments by the Coach: The Cougars continue to succeed — playing great basketball and winning. We can all be proud of our basketball program — great leadership, great fans, and great athletes!!! great faculty, great yearbook!! What a school! What a basketball program!! What a coach!!! Boys’ Basketball 73 This Page: (clockwise from upper left); Shawn goes for an- other lay-up; Were you fouled, Chad?; Coach Porter gives one of his famous pep talks; Rob does care about something besides basketball, SD's prettiest cheerleaders! AWARDS Field Goal % — Shawn Blaich Free Throw % — Chris Watts Rebounds — Rob Phelps Assists — Josh Parker Best Defense —Jeff Idlewine Most Improved — Darian Cunningham MVP — Jake Speer Team picture-left to right- Back row: B. Melcher, J. Adams. M. Dougherty. B. Harrison. C. Buchanan; Front row: M. Taylor (manager). B. Scegers. B. Poole. T. Hickey. M. Collins. Bottom left to right: Terrified Todd!; Think it out. Mark!; Mr. Melcher on the move! CHECK IT OUT! Season Record 14-6 Coach Scott Hime Manager Matt Taylor Season Highlights - Having a winning season is always a high- light. Award Winners- Free Throw Percentage- Brent Poole Rebounds- Mike Dougherty 74 J.V. Volleyball Team picture-left to right- Back row: C. Win- chester. (manager), M. Wright. R. Martin. D. Armstrong, R Dugle. E. Burkemier.J. Pumph- rey; Front row: C. Lane. B. Stevens, B. Barrett. T. Morton. D. Scaggs. K Nobbc. Bottom left: Come on. Chad! Let Jeff have the ball!! Bottom middle: Give 'em the old elbow treat- ment! Bottom right: S-t-r-e-t-c-h, Chris! Season Record 10-4 Coach Will Mulroney Manager Chris Winchester Season Highlights - The team lost in overtime during the Semi- finals of the Mid-Hoosier Conference tournament. Award Winner- Free Throw Percentage-Eric Berkemeier Freshmen Volleyball 75 The season for the Girls' Varsity Basesktball could have been one of great upset, but instead of allowing injuries to plague the team, the Lady Cougars attacked their opponents with a ven- geance to tie for Conference Champions. Even though Mindy Nobbe's height and Amber Hunter's senior leadership and skill were taken out of the game due to injuries, the young ladies, who hadn't played before, came in and did a real fine job. That is an understatement by Coach Honeycutt, who led this young' team to a school record for the most wins, and who was voted in as the Conference's Coach of the Year. 76 Girls' Basketball Top-left to right: It takes two hands for Beth to handle a whopper; SHOOT, don't balance it!; Reach; Below: Becky, give it to Beth before you fall. Left to right — Bottom: L. Taylor. H. Kissel. B. Dawson. M. Elliott, T. Shuter, V. Gatewood, A. Hunter; 2nd row: S. Gant, H. Combs, S. Ogle. K. Caddell, B. Brindley, S. Phelps, T. Brindley. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS The Lady Cougars ties for Conference Champion. The ball team set a school record for the most wins in a season. The team won eleven games consecutively. Coach Honeycutt was the Conference's Coach of the Year. In the Greensburg Tournament, the girls picked up a victory. Team record — 15-5 Coach Andrew Honeycutt Managers — Leah Taylor Stacy Gant Awards — Field Goal Percentage — Beth Brindley Free Throw Percentage — Holly Kissel Rebounds — Kim Caddell Assists — Holly Kissel Most Improved — Beth Brindley Most Valuable Player — Holly Kissel Girls' Basketball 77 first row: L. Taylor, manager; A. Asher; T. Haley; C. Campbell; C. Lynch; T. Shuter; 2nd row: C. Wilkerson, coach; V. Gatewood; T. Brindley; P. Hammond; L. Hughes; S. Gant, manager. Below left: Vanessa in the middle of a muddle. Below right: Granny Shott!!!! OUT! Season Record — 10-8 Coach — Cindy Wilkerson Managers — Leah Taylor and Stacy Gant Awards — Free Throw Percentage — Vanessa Gatewood Rebounds — Tricia Brindley 78 J.V. Girls' Basketball To the right: Up, Up. and Away!!!! first row: S. Howard; A. Asher; C. Buchanan; C. Lynch; 2nd row: A. Compton, manager; C. Smith; L. Hughes; P. Hammond; C. Dykes, manager. Season Record — 1-7 Coach — Lisa Huff Managers — Cathy Dykes and Angie Compton Awards — Free Throw Percentage — April Asher CHECK IT OUT!!! Freshmen Girls' Basketball 79 Team Picture: Front row: J. Hoke, B. Beam, D. Scaggs, S. Beam, and Caoch Porter; Back row: S. Fisher, R. Rob- bins, E. Berkemeier, T. Nystrom, and M. Collins Clockwise from above: The Beamer express runs again! Far right corner: When the Ray-Ray-Robbin goes bob- bob-bobbin along .. . Right: Yes guys, you received an award! CHECK IT OUT! The boys’ team had it's largest number of runners (12) with only 1 senior, (Brad Beam). The record of the Boys' Cross Country Team was 6 4 with a 4th place final in the Conference Meet. AWARDS Most Valuable — Brad Beam Most Improved — Ray Robbins 80 Team Picture: Front row: B. Dawson. K. Caddell, M. Larcomb, and Coach Porter, Back row: H. Kissel. M. Combs, and S. Phelps. Counterclockwise from just above: What's wrong girls? Don't you like Becky as an exercise instructor?; Are we playing follow the leader Misty?; It's lonely out there, isn't it Becky? The South Decatur Athletic Dept, made history again this time in the Cross Country Dept. This was the 1st year S.D. had a girls' team. The team had a winning season, including a 2nd place finish in the I.G.A. Invitational. AWARDS Most Valuable — Becky Dawson Most Improved — Stephanie Phelps CHECK IT OUT! It Out! Golf is more than simply hitting a pretty white ball into a little, round hole. If you don't think it takes time and concentration and dedication, then try it yourself. Before you go to the golf course and make a fool out of yourself, borrow some OLD clubs and find an empty lot to test your driving ability. If you twist your back out of shape trying to make the cute, little white ball go further than ten feet, or if you find yourself digging a small reservoir because you keep hitting the ground rather than the ball, or if you find yourself thinking of ways to wrap the club around the base of a tree, then consider yourself a potential golfer because they’ve all been there. The difference is — they're HOOKED! 82 Golf Season record • 11-10 Coach - Matt Amstutz Conference placements: Brad Bryant - 12th, Darian Gatewood - 15th, Kevin Honeycutt - 16th, Chad Evans - 19th. Season Highlights - Placing 3rd in Conference; Having a winning season Awards- Mental Attitudes- Kevin Honeycutt Medalist- Brad Bryant Lowest Average- Darian Gatewood Most Improved- Chad Petro Golf 83 Boys’ Varsity Track: 1st row: Coach Bohali, S. Beam. B. Stephens. K. Haley. J. Adams. D. Wolf, T. Nystrom, C. Lane. N. Watts. P. Elliot. R. Robbins. E. Allen; 2nd row.J. Idlcwine, B. Muckerheide. B. Poole.J. Speers. R. Phelps. C. Combs. J. Burton. K. Shera. R Martin. M. Goldey. S. Helms. C. Tower. N. Adams. Manager-K. Steinker. Top Right: Do you have ants in your shorts. Eric? Below: Chris the Leader of the Pack! Bottom Right: Evangelist Crim leads the shot putters prayer. CHECK IT OUT! Some people think of track and picture a bunch of crazy characters running around in circles. The picture is partially correct — some of them run their hearts out going around that big circular track, while others work diligently to improve their jumping and throwing abilities. Imagine running, in 40.2 seconds. 500 meters AND jumping over hurdles at the same time. Ask Eric Allen how it feels. Imagine jumping up and over a bar that stands at six feet (that's taller than most people). Ask Jeff Idlewine about that feeling. Imagine, if you will, pushing a ten pound bag of sugar into the air. trying to send it as far as it can go — ask Daryl Crim. a shot-putter, about that one. So track is more than running in circles. It is about being dedicated and succeeding and having fun. 84 Boys' Track SEASON HIGHLIGHTS Eric Allen broke the school record for the 300 meter low hurdles. He ran the hurdles in 40.2 seconds. Kirk Shera. Eric Allen. Craig Tower and Rob Phelps broke the school record for the 1600 meter relay by running the relay in 3:41.0. Season record- 5-3 Coach- Will Bohall Assistant Coach- Kevin Allen Manager- Kim Steinker Award Winners- Most Valuable Player-Running- Eric Allen Most Valuable Player-Field- Rob Phelps Boys' Track 85 Group picture, bottom row: B. Dawson. D. Schwering. P. Hammond. K. Cad- dell, T. Collins. T. Haley; top row; L. Kirtman. J. Houpey, M. Idlewine, T. Brindley. L. Hughes, Coach Swcasy, Manager, A. Menefee Top right: Looks like Dawson could win one in her sleep. Just right: Haley hands-off and Collins cruises. Far right: The Discus-dance!! Girls' Track took another leap forward this year at South. In addition to increasing their numbers, they picked up a fourth place in the Edinburg Relays, and they had three broken records. Another positive note for this year's track team was teammate, Kim Caddell, who for the second year went to state competition in the High Jump. This year she placed 11th with a jump of 5'3 . CHECK IT OUT! 86 Girls' Track Clockwise, starting upper left: Kim Caddell shows everyone what state qualifiers are made of; Ready, aim disc-itl; Flying Haley shows her sportsmanship, Cougar style; Caddell hurdles another one! Season record 4 6 Coach Pam Sweasy Manager April Menefee Season Highlights 4th in the Edinburg Relays; 4th in the Conference; Becky Dawson, Tina Collins, and Kim Caddell participated in Sectional. Kim Caddell went to State in the High Jump. Records Broken- Kirn Caddell-High Jump 5'6 Becky Dawson-3200 Meter Run- 12:50 Award Winners Most Valuable Player-Running- Becky Dawson Most Valuable Player- Field- Kim Caddell Girls’ Track 87 V Above, left to right: Are you practicing for the World Series, Mark?; Jason, you shouldn't make your opponents so an- gry they try to bite you!!; Stall 'em, Shawn, stall 'em.; Team picture-lst row: R. Schoettmer. C. Collins, K. Elliott, T. Owens, B. Melcher, B. Seegers; 2nd row: J. Hoke. E. Berkemeier, J. Parker, M. Collins, J. Adams, C. Taylor, J. Pumphrey, S. Blaich. Season record 10-17 Coach Ken Wendling Scorekeeper Lori Ewing Season Highlights- The team was runner-up in their Sectional CHECK IT OUT! Award Winners- All Conference- Randy Schoettmer and Jeff Adams Most Valuable Player- Randy Schoettmer Most Improved Player- Tim Owens Best Pitcher- Kevin Elliott Leading Hitter- Randy Schoettmer 88 Varsity Baseball Top left: Quick Josh, helpem dust off the bases!! Above: What are you doing John? Catching flies? Team picture lst row: M. Collins. D. Crossland. C. Bid- dinger, B. Bower. A. Bates; 2nd row: J. Hoke, C. Taylor, C. Rogers. E. Berkmeier, J. Pumphery. OUT! Season record 0-2 Coach Ken Wendling Scorekeepcr- Lori Ewing J.V. Baseball 89 Above: The Statue of Liberty Pitch by Michelle Elliott. Above Middle: Amber plays pitch ... Above right: While Tricia plays catch . . Right: 1987 88 Sectional Champs; Left to right: 1st row: R. Lenzen, C. Campbell. T. Brindley, S. Wiley, M. Idlewine. V. Gatewood. T. Haley, A. Hunter 2nd row: Coach Bruns, S. Ogle, M. Elliott, S. Gant. J. Helms managers. Girls’ Softball Sectional Champs 90 Check Out Our Far Left: Stacy Ogle gets an A+ for batting stance. Left: Don't worry Valer- ie, the ball won't hurt you. Below left: 1986-87 Sectional Champs: First row: Gatewood. Idlcwine, Brindley, Brad- shaw. Hunter, Campbell, Haley, Gatewood, 2nd row: Coach Bruns, Gant, Elliott. Ogle, Brindley, Burton. Wiley, Helms, Lawrence, Duncan. Be- low: The one that got away!! The entire season was a highlight for South’s Girls’ Softball team. For the second year in a row they were Sectional champi- ons. For the third year in a row they won the Brown County Invitational. Before entering the tournament season, the team's record stood at 16-2, and by the season's end. which occurred in regional competition against last year’s state champs. New Alba- ny, the team record was 19-3. Another highlight for this shining team and its coach, Holly Bruns, was that they were ranked in the state's top twenty for the three weeks prior to sectional. They spent their three weeks ranked at 20th, 17th, and 15th. Season Record — 19-3 Coach — Holly Bruns Managers — Jamie Helms and Stacy Gant Highlights — Sectional Champs for a second year State ranking 20h, 17th. and 15th Three Shut out games. Awards — Most Valuable Player — Michelle Elliott Most Valuable Pitcher — Amber Hunter Most Times on Base — Amber Hunter Highest Batting Average — Michelle Elliott Sectional Softball Champs 91 CHEER- IO Above: (X)PS! Did Julie get the wrong name? Above and to the right: The Varsity Squad was (starting at the top and going clockwise) Angela Oldham, Shannon Jocrger, Janet Tem- pleton, the Cougar — Todd Conwell, Greta Kissell, and Lori Ewing. Right: Check out the cheerleaders doing their thing! CHECK IT OUT !! Just like any sports player, cheerleaders have their good and bad days. A bad day is when people scribble on their newly hung signs; a good day is when the team is psyched because the pep session went well and every- one cheered (except that top row of course). This year was no different, and still they cheered on. So check out the ones who led the cheers of the good days and shed some tears on the bad days. In the picture at the top, the bases were holding their own, so to speak. The guys who helped with the cheer- leader mounts were Gabe Graue, Craig Tower, Doug Wolf, Nic Adams, Danny Sebastian, David Blanton, and Nate Gault. 92 Cheerleaders Check out how big and strong our Cougar is!! Top: Roll out the banner — we ve got a Cougar for you! Just above: A karate-chop-cheer led by charming cheerleaders. Just above: We love our Cougars THIS MUCH! Just left: Greta, who wouldn't harm a flea, is ready to pound a bulldog? Come on, get real!!! Upper middle: The Junior Varsity Squad was (going clockwise) Cougar mascot, Todd Con- well, Buffy Seegcrs, Kristi Taylor, Michelle Kuntz, and Julie Miller in the middle. Cheerleaders 93 CHECK OUT THE MIGHTY FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Clockwise: L. Kirtman, A. Mullins, S. Wills, M. Gindling Get up, cheer and let them know you're here. G e Little recognition for a big job — that is a cheerleaders' plight and the Freshman cheerleaders handle the job well. Decorating lockers, raising team members' spirits, yelling their lungs out, and creating colorful posters are all a part of the job they do because they love their team. That fact and the hard work they do can not be disputed. Check It Out 94 Freshman Cheerleaders Middle — Cougars are Believers; Clockwise — starting upper left — Winning the Bucket is a good feeling Vanessa gets rid of the ball; Is it a bird.' — A Carp? — no its a Phelps!; The pain, the strain, is worth the gain.; Beth is one of our more improved players, we just can't get her to quit sticking out her toungue.; Quit scratching Bob and pay attention.; It's okay Eric. There's no quicksand in this pit! Left: A Star-Spangled Ban- ner salute from a star spangled Sectional champ team!! Sports Candids 95 Gockwise: The Gene Moorman pep talk.; Junior Bvran Burkman looks in a throw and prepares to tag out an Edinburg player.; Wait for the baton.Jeff-; Gening in the spirit. Varsity Basketball players spell out the A” in Cougars at a pep rally.; There's no one to pass the ball to! ; The Lady Cougar Volleyball wave.; Chrisy Campbell throws out a North Decatur baner. 96 Sports Candids This page, clockwise, starting with the upper left: Everyone is doing the right job — Rob is working and Kim is supervis- ing!; The FFA Dairy'Judging team of Mike Nobbc, Marvin Keifcr, Chris Hardenbeck and Mike Herbert, proudly display their 1st place rib- bon.; The Cougarette smile that nev- er fades!; Sing it to him, Erin!! Right page, top: Mountain Dew, the preferred soft drink of the 1988 yearbook staff!! Bottom: The Maroon Guard per- forms under the lights at Seibel Field. 98 Organizations Organizations 99 Maroon Guard Marching Band Checks It All Out The band was given much exposure this year by traveling not only in Indiana, but Kentucky as well, for the annual Santa Claus Parade in Louisville. The usual marching contests were attended this year, but with one addition: the regional contest in Bedford. This achievement came after the usual grueling band camp and night practices, and it is only the 2nd such title in the school's history — the first being in 1983. Other exciting trips were taken this year to various sights around the state. One such excursion was to Union Station in Indianapolis to perform in front of prestigious crowds. When the marching aspect of the year was over, the band moved inside for the concert season. Highlights include host- ing the annual County Music Festival, and performing at several functions at school, such as during the Wheaton Industries announcement. This year we were the few. the proud, the Maroon Guard! above right: The Maroon Guard under the direction of Dale Preston; right: Playing the trombone takes deep concentration right guys?; far right: Did Jodi win the prize Mr. Refnro? 100 Maroon Guard Field Commander Dale Preston and Assistant Field Commander Erin Hender- son; far left: The Division I District Marching trophy is presented to the school. Flutes: sitting A. Bedel, L. Reed, standing: D. Hooten. J. Wissel; far left: Does this mean we get rid of the sen- iors.'' Clarinets: from row: A. Asher. H. Helton. S. Ros- cor, middle row: K. Cad- dell. C Taylor. E. Boyd. A. Fox; back row: E. Hender- son. J. Wolterman. far left: Good job girls, keep it up! far left: The seniors await Mr Renfro's final words of wisdom!; The field com- manders and the Maroon Guard salute S D Maroon Guard 103 CHECK IT OUT The Big Man speaks! SAXAPHONE and MELAPHONE: R. Galbraith. B Cann. B Goodwin. D. Blanton; right: Is it a private joke. Buffie? TRUMPET: front: S. Phelps; kneeling: Kevin Hon- eycutt. M. Dougherty. R. Martin. S. Houpey; stand- ing: ). Harris. M. Rhoades right: You boys look like you are struggling to hit those high notes! LOW BRASS: K. Stuart. D. Preston. D. Nicse. C. Billieu, S. Beam. G. Am Rhein; right: Are you pre- senting the award in your sleep. Erin? 102 Maroon Guard Pep Band 1st row: D. Sebastian. D. Manlief, T. Hickey; 2nd row: E. Henderson. E. Boyd; L. Reed. A. Bedel, D. Hootcn, J. Wissel; 3rd row. S. Houpey, H. Helton. S. Roscoe. G. Am Rhein. C. Billieu. R. Galbraith; 4th row: R. Martin. K. Honeycutt, K. Stuart. D. Preston. J. Harris. B. Goodwin. B. Cann Clockwise from lower left: There must be some- thing interesting over there; They are ALMOST triplets!!; What a group!; The 3 musketeers!; Two Sax Symbols!; Mr. Renfro, are you directing the band or dunking basketball'' Maroon Guard 103 Top Row: Tricia Krzyzanowski, Tonya Grindstaff, Kasey Phillips, April Menefee, Amy Venable, Buffy Seegers JoAnn Hou- pey. Bottom Row: Melanie Ferguson, Stacey Schoettmer, Amy Hoke, Lori Israel, Becky Dawson, Christy Bower, Tammy Shire- man, Tina Collins upper right: Yes girls, your hats are per- fect! right: “A Terrific Talented Trio! center: Don't drop me, David! Hats off to our winning team!” Congratulations Cougarette captains on a great year!” 104 Cougar ettes clockwise from upper left: Dale! Arc you trying to fly? ; What is this? Party Time! ’: Mr. Rock and Mr. Roll. ; Congratulations Senior jacket win- ners! ; Where? Band 10) Just A Swingin’ ’ is exactly what the Cougar Company did this year. With great hits like A Cohan Salute , Forever Everly”, Always”, and La Bamba , they made their way into the basketball halftime spotlight. Many organizations, includ- ing Rainbow and Kiwanis, asked them to perform at their special meetings. Their travels also included a visit to Musca- tatuck State Hospital and Various Senior Citizen Functions. With Miss Hunt’s guidance and directions, they worked in one hour class time and twice a week held seven a.m. practices to help them reach their goals. Now that's what we call dedication!! Pictures clockwise from top right: AAaahh Brad, isn’t that sweet?!?! ; Which way do we go now James??!!?? ; From top row left: K. Biddinger. A. Ward; Mid Row: M. Larcomb. B. Beam. E. Henderson. T. Harrison. M. Wright, K. Buchanan; Bottom Row: M. Herbert. J. Ovcrmyer. C. Goldey, K. Stuart, M. Wright. D. Greer ; Instrumentals Gabe Graue, Brad Beam, Maria Larcomb. and Chris McCullough 106 Cougar Company MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC!! Music 107 Left to Right; Top Row: A. Houpey, A. Hollin. B. Beam, M. Wright, J. Hoff- man. K. Biddinger. L. Hughes. C. McCullough, D. Schwering, A. Milburn, 4th Row: A. Atchley. B. Cann, T. Barnes. T. Brown, M. Smith, J. Thompson. 3rd Row. L. Sample. K. Stuart. R. Bushhom. P. Hammond. V. Redelman, D. Nugent, A. Tichenor, N. Schwering, 2nd Row: Director-Melody Hunt, M. Monzingo, K. Buchanan. K. Ortman, T. Herbert. A. Mcnefee. M. Fields. A. Tichenor, Front Row: H. Wilkerson. C. Tevis. S. Ponsler, M. Herbert. D. Greer. D. Nugent. CHOIR HAS A YEAR 108 Choir WITH MELODY” A new director brought a new melody to South Decatur's Choral Dept, this year. Through Miss Melody Hunt we had a chance to experience a new beat and groove to new types of music. In her year-long stay with us, she brought such great hits as Sleigh Ride”. An Alabama Medley , and Rhythm of Life to the school and community. With her help many students received high rankings at contest, in- cluding a first by Matt Wright and a second by a Men's Ensemble consisting of Brad Beam, Chris McCullough, Marvin Wright, Matt Wright, James Hoffman, and Kenny Biddinger. Besides the annual Spring and Fall Concerts, the Choral Dept, presented a Christmas Program to the school and hosted the County Music Festival. Choir 109 SPELL BOWL Checks it out!!! The second Annual Spell Bowl Team- Bottom row: Gladys Hockersmith. Tina Harrison, Beki Ralston; 2nd row: Christie Campbell, Brian Barrett. Angela Milburn, Crystal Goldey; Top row: John Hockersmith, Chris Shuter, Bob Melcher, Angela Oldham, Cathy Tichenor (coach). Right: Brian tells the judge the RIGHT spelling. Lower left: Chris won the award for the Most Relaxed . Lower right: The Honor- able “ John Duncan rewards the team for an outstanding perfor- mance. 110 Spell Bowl Quiz Bowl Kids Above: Darlene Nugent. Crystal Goldey. Dyveke Hootcn, Tina Harrison, Gabc Graue. Lora Reed, Stephanie Wiley. Missing from picture: Greta Kissel. Chris Shuter, Scott Pumphrey, Beth Cann, John Hockcrsmith and Andrew Bell. Academic Quiz-Bowlers” Strike again! The Quiz Bowl Team met with discouragement and exhilaration in its second year. The first meet turned out to be a disaster because the questions being asked had already been distributed to the conference schools as practice questions. It became the team motto to say — It's not whether you win or lose, but IF you get to play.” However, the second meet was much better with individual teams ranking in the top three out of eight teams: All-Around-lst; Fine Arts-2nd; English-3rd; Science-3rd. Just above, left: What did Chris write that made you laugh so, Lora? Just above, right: So that's what goes on at Quiz Bowl practice, sleeping .' Left: Larry, Curly and Moe — which one is which? Quiz Bowl 111 Future Farmers of America are more than just a group of good ol' boys whose one ambition is to chew toabacco and tell tall tales. These young men and women study elements of the agricultural phenomenon known as farming. They take their knowledge and put it to use in competitions. Some of the winning judging teams were the Poultry team, the Livestock team, the Dairy team, and the Forestry team. So in addition to selling citrus and going to competi- tions, the FFA is also working 'the plot' which is land donated to the FFA Chapter by Lett’s Co-op. Also chapter member, Tim Ortman, received a full scholarship to Lincoln Tech. This award is only given to two people in a 6 state region. CHECK OUT FFA counter clockwise; upper left — Bronco Wiley — rides again FFA Visits St. Louis’ Golden Arches ... No Big Mac there! The Good, the Bad. the Ugly The FFA Officers — clockwise, center — Danny Sebastian. Annesia Hollin. Wade Wiley. Mike Nobbe. Bill Johnnigman, Doug Smith. Mike Doing the Agriculture Flip. 112 FFA Left to Right. Bottom Row: B. Johnnig- man — Sentinel, W. Wiley — V. Pres., D. Smith — Reporter. D. Sebastian — Pres.. M. Nobbe — Treas., A. Holin — Sec., S. Fishccr. B. Stevens. S. Helms. C. Carder, D. Garris C. Petro. K. Nobbe. B. Muckerheide. R. Gault. D. Armstrong. K. Miller. S. Frost.J. Mitch- ell. D. Elliott. M. Shrader;. R. Cathey. P. Newland, B. Blumfelder, C. Owens. D. Vandebur. M. Kiefer. T. Ward. T. Brown; top row: B. Gault. A. Wood, K. Haley. S. Johnson. J. Collins, G. Moor- man. R. Cathey. M. Badgley. K. Sample. T. Ortman. C. Hardebeck, J. Tomson. J. Bennett. Advisors: Don Hudson and Rueben Kissell upper left — Honest Nobbe rides the FFA homecoming float. upper right — FFA 1988 citrus sells lower left — Another year of FFA. and another year of watermelon FFA 113 The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organiza- tion that tends to the mind, body and spirit of to- day's athletes. In addition to the meetings they have at school, they also treat themselves to concerts and retreats. Group picture-1st row: S. Phelps, M. Idlewine. S. Roscoc. D. Schwering. A. Asher. C. Campbell, K. Caddell, H. Kissel. Advisor W. Bohall; 2nd row:T. Brindley. ). Bradshaw. R. Burton. L. Hughes. M. Combs. C. Collins. A. Hunter, E. Kenne- dy, J. Hockersmith. S. Wood, R. Schoettmer and Advisor H. Bruns. Above left: Keeping your mind in shape, Michelle?; FCA Officers-Campbell. Hunter. Idlewine and Brindley; Right: A movie at a meeting, motivating!!! 114 FCA Future Homemakers of America While schools around us are losing their FHA orga- nizations due to a lack of members and interest, our local chapter is alive and well. They provide the hall with a new clothing layout every few weeks and take trips to Brown County for fun. Check them out sometime and be amazed!! Group picture-bottom row: L. Hardebeck. S. Oliver. M. Grimes, E. Kenne- dy; 2nd row: K. Stuart. A. Tichenor. K. Garris. A. Johns, R. Bushhorn, A. Tichenor. G. Hockersmith. P. Cathey, top row: Mrs. Empson. L. Sample. C. Smith. A. Milburn, S. Brancamp. J. Brancamp, M. Smith. C. Laws, and Miss Stahl. Middle: The 1987-88 FHA officers extinguish the flame that represents their responsibil- ities for their chapter; Above: Sherri demonstrates her knack for doing things the sweet' way!; Gladys and Angela assist Mrs. Empson with preparing the hall showcase for National Future Homemakers of America week. FHA 115 The Paw-Street” Strikes Again The Paw Street Journal struck again, but this time it struck outside the school too. In addition to putting out nine monthly editions and a Valentine s Spe- cial, the dedicated journalists also wrote 2 or 3 stories weekly for the Greensburg Daily News. It's amazing that they found any spare time to bother the secretaries for the use of the copy machine, or time for running around looking for a prize story or searching for definitions for the word. What can we say? Check out these students who traveled to Ball State to learn ways to improve their craft and improve the communication at South. Right: Evangelist, Kenny Biddinger raises his hand to save Brad Bryant from the Journalism Blues. Far right: LOOK!! Above: The 1987-88 Paw Street Staff: 1st row: Buffie Goodwin, Danny Sebastian; 2nd row: Cyndi Taylor. Kim Steinker, Jenny Sims, Michelle Kuntz, Janet Templeton, Angela Milburn; 3rd row: Chad Evans. Todd Conwell, Brad Bryant. John Bennett, Kenny Biddinger. Above right: A North Vernon Sun reporter talked to the Journalism Class about students' rights in publi- cations. Right: What was that slavery hot line number? Far right: Would you believe these guys actually work? 116 Little Known Facts About Yearbook Staff The picture below shows the yearbook staff who contributed in one way or an- other. •Way over 2,000 man-hours were volun- teered. •To pay the $8,000 production cost, the summer staff sold over $2,500 in ads in a two week time span. •Our Ad king, Kenny Biddinger, sold over $1,500. •The summer staff consisted of C. Ti- chenor, K. Biddinger, T. Harrison, C. Gol- dey, A. Hollin, D. Nugent, M. Robins, J. Wissel, L. Reed, S. Wiley, and E. Hender- son! Check Them Out . Take a close look at your yearbook today and see all the hard work they did!!!!!!!! Check out the Yearbookers! Above: Joy tries to show Michele how it's done; Middle: The yearbook staff consist- ed of the following people: C. Evans, J. Sims, T. Conwell, K. Steinker, A. Hollin, D. Sebastian, C. Campbell, J. Bennett, K. Biddinger, C. McCullough, C. Combs, M. Robbins, D. Nugent, S. Pumphrey, A. Milburn.J. Hockersmith, L. Reed, S. Wi- ley, T. Krzyzanowski, T. Harrison, M. Nobbe, M. Wright, and last, but not least. C. Tichenor. Far left: Show us those teeth, Kenny. Left: Another picture of the great salesman at work. 117 Student Council South Decatur's 1987-88 Student Council, pre- sided over by Jenny Sims, was extremely active this year. For example, these people took charge of morning announcements and made sure everyone's day was started in the right way! Also the Council members livened up the day by sponsoring many convocations — several were even interesting! As tradition would have it, the members traveled to another school for a day to take notes' on the system. This year instead of traveling to North De- catur, the trip was to Columbus North. The major event of the Council's year came late fall, just before the winter snows hit: the painting of the paws. Everyone rallied together to make a path up the sidewalk leading into the Cougar's Den. Dreams were shattered, though, when the rains, snows and feet wore off some of the paint within a short time. Overall, the year was one of action and fun. So check out the Student Council. Group picture (left to right) 1st row — C. Shuter, J. Sims. G. Kissel, S. Ogle. K. Steinker; 2nd row — L. Hughes, R. Martin, L. Atchley. K. Idlewine,J. Roscoe, M. Gindling, N. Reed. C. Watts, M. Larcomb. Mr. Roscoe; 3rd row — R. Hayden, D. Preston, R. Phelps. M. Wright, B. Seegers, B. Nobbe, J. Tomson, Mr. Hick- ey; 4th row — S. Able, K. Nobbe, J. Pumphrey, R. Burton. L. Ewing, A. Oldham, M. Elliott, C. Collins. D. Manlief. 118 Student Council Opposite page — middle: Janet must be laughing at Brad's funny eyes, bottom: The exciting ELECTION PROMISES!! This page — Clockwise, below: Dwight had some good, clean fun on the New York trip.; One of the Council s many involvements — the painting of Paw-Street .; Jenny seems per- turbed because Brad has fallen asleep in one of her exciting meetings.; Student Council hires a mad scientist for convo experiments.; The charitable Student Council gives money to the Decatur Counry Cheer Fund. Student Council 119 NHS Checks Out Twenty-two First of all, they have better than a 3.25 grade point average. They are also stu- dents who have excelled in Service for their community or school, who have pro- vided Leadership in various activities, and who have proved to be people with char- acter. This year 22 juniors and seniors were inducted into this prestigious, na- tional society. What an Honor!!! 1987 88 Members: 1st row: J. Helms, A. Oldham. G. Kissel. M. Elliott.J. Wolterman, D. Johannigman- Hellmich; 2nd row: J. Hockcrsmith. D. Preston, S. Pumphrey. Right: Is this the NHS choir or is this a criminal line- up? Below left: Jodi explains how to look good behind a microphone. Below center: You're not suppose to fall asleep dur- ing the induction!! Below right: Dale, are you standing on a box or did someone cut off the legs of the podium? 120 National Honor Society Sunshine Checks Out Nursing Homes When everyone else was go- ing caroling at Christmas, the Sunshine Society was planning an outing for Easter when the residents would not be bom- barded with millions of carolers and would have more time for Sunshine. The trip to the nursing homes was filled with singing, laughing and giving homemade baskets to the residents. Of course, the best time was at the pizza party afterward. i Sunshine members: 1st row: M. Grimes. A. Bedel. J. Miller. C. Gol- dey, C. Laws; 2nd row: N. Schwer- ing, D. Greer. J. Wissel, P. Ham- mond. L. Kirtman. A. Johns. R. Rushhorn. K. Stuart. H. Wilkerson, Advisors Mrs. McIntyre, and Mrs. Reynolds; 3rd row: E. Boyd. T. Har- rison. K. Buchanan. A. Hollin. Far left; Does the pop put you to sleep. Crystal? Just left: Annesia. you look like you're in a daze. Bottom left: Choir practice? Bottom right: The three stooges? Sunshine Society 121 CHECK OUT KEY CLUB PRIDE! We should be proud of our Key Club! Twenty-two members strong, they are a part of the world's largest high school organization! Through school convocations, working in Concessions Stands, and feeding needy families, they have achieved their goal of service to all! They also showed their many talents at Spring Convention, placing in such contests as essay, speech.and talent, as well as being ranked eighth in the state. Another Key Club first was Christie Campbell serving as Dist. Secretary and being elected as Governor. Tina Harrison was also appointed as Lt. Gov. ? Group picture at top, left to right, top row: L. Hughes, T. Krzyzanowski, S. Gant, M. Grimes. C. Laws. B.Cann, M. Smith; mid. row: S. Roscoe, L. Reed, C. Campbel, M. Idlewine, T. Harrison, D. Hooton; 1st row: R. Renfro, H. Helton, C. Billieu, M. Taylor, T. Hampton, M. Dougherty, S. Pumphrey, D. Schwering. Clockwise, upper left; Convention contest winners; ’87-'88 Officers; Christie Campbell, District Sec.; New Members: C. Hooten, D. Padgett, J. Kelsheimer; Is that so Christie?!? 122 Key Club Clockwise from rop left corner: No, noo . .. this is the way you do it!; An FHA Installation; Smile, you look like you're at a funeral!; We all work together at the county music festival.; Did they say that the best are riding in the back of the bus? Organization 123 Eighth grade can be fun. A person already knows his way around the school (and is trying to find ways to get around the rules). No longer being the low man on the totem-pole is also a great relief. The only dark cloud on the Eighth grade horizon is 9th grade. Class officers (left to right): Benji Ort- man, Sec.; Barbara Nobbe, Pres.; Richard Hayden, V. Pres.; and Ryan Witkemper, Treas. Opposite page — top: Hey look! I can almost type! bottom: Ortman, you are not allowed to take bets on classroom activities. This page — left: Jim, don't you wish Wills would quit playing football in English.'' right: The Kroger girls and a 2nd childhood. Steve Able Carissa Adams Kim Ailes Jason Allen Joe Andrews Nicole Asher Lynda Atkins Shannon Beam Tammy Bedel Susan Bennett Robert Best Josh Billieu 25 x —i X Jr High 123 EIGHTH Jeff Blumfeldcr Bud Brancamp Kevin Brewer Dawn Briggs Regina Bryant Tony Burton Melissa Callahan Billy Cathey Marc Clark Tiffany Dailey Chris DeWeese Amy Elliot Athena Frost Jeff Gardner Jimmy Gardner Heather Gatewood Denny Grass Mitch Greer Matt Grimes Dale Harrison Richard Hayden Tracy Hempstead Teresa Hempstead Audra Henderson Lisa Hoeing Charity Hooten Matthew Houpey Nancy Kelly Jeff Kelsheimer Kevin Kennedy 126 Eighth Grade Teresa Klene Angie Kroger Missy Kroger Tonya Kroger Jonathon Larcomb Tony Layton Kim Martin Tony Manlief Renee Maggard Gretchen Lunsford Julie LeMasters Mendy Lazenby Cary McAnelly Mike Michael Aaron Morrow Kenny Mocz Barbara Nobbe Scott Nobbe Shelly Nugent Shad Ogle Benji Ortman Melinda Ortman Mitzi Owens Dan Padgett fr c n H- Opposite page-left: Tony is amazed and amused by seventh grade talent, right: 'Well. I heard it through the grapevine, so it's just gotta be true! This page —■ counter clockwise starting above: Wrestling over the good locker and who cleans out the dirty one; If you are what you eat. Houpey is trouble!; Take us as we are!!; Just another exciting 8th grade meeting that has everyone just sitting on the edge. Eighth Grade 127 X h- X o w Corey Petro Felicity Ponslcr Samantha Redford Nina Reed Angela Rudd Brad Sample Andrew Schwcring Daniel Smith Robert Smith William Stevenson Angie Tetrick April Tichenor Heather Troutman Neil Varnes Lindsey Wagner Ricky Wagner Diana Weston Betsy Wilkerson Wendy Wilkinson Joe Winchester Ryan Witkempcr Clockwise from near rt: The Spell Bowlers don't look too ex- cited!; The feeding trough; The 8th grade punkettes apply the putty!; S.D. Ninja-or mad dog' 128 Eighth Grade According to seventh graders, Lara Pumphrey and Kim Idlewine, this year is better than last year, because life in high school is a big improvement from elementary. Some of the improvements were having their own locker, having more free- dom and not having to endure 'Clean Plate Week”. However, seventh grade is not a bed of roses. They get picked on by seniors, run over in the hallways, and their lockers slammed in their faces. So, as you can see, seventh grade is not all fun and games. Class officers (left to right): Amy Hancock — Sec., Darla Ste- phens — V. Pres., Barbara Jordan — Pres., Amy Cruser — Treas. The seventh graders homecoming float theme was Welcome to Cougar Freedom . Their representatives were Amy Cruser and Israel Vinson. During Spirit Week, the 7th graders took us back to the '60s even though they won't graduate until 1993. Andy Allen Daphne Allen Debbie Arnett Lori Atchley Marc Berkemeier Scott Best Chris Bird J.P. Bishop Jim Bradley Monica Brinson Jeremy Buchanan Tammy Cathey Ella Chase Peggy Collins Tim Coy Gar)- Crank Amy Cruser Dale Cundiff Chris Doerflinger Michelle Dunn Crystal Einhaus Angela Fogle Jennifer Fowler Karen Fugate Andy Garrett Nate Gault Tim Giddings Angie Gilbert Scott Greer Amy Grimes GO tn tn Z —1 X J Seventh 129 Above: Smile girls, things could be worse — you could be spending another year in 7th grade. Left: Look ma - NO SKOAL!” 1}0 Seventh Grade Steve Grindstaff | Billy Hammon Amy Hancock Mary Herdebeck Alan Heath Katie Hempstead Jennifer Herbert LeAnn Herbert Brian Hibbard Shannon Hobbs Debbie Hoeing Melissa Holcomb Holly Howard Misty Hughes Tom Hull Colin Hunter Mike Hynes Kim Idlewine Brandy Israel Scott Jackson Barbara Jordan Billy Jordan Tonya Kirby Tim Koors Gabe Lawson Michelle Lawson UllA jfL -5 I Chris Lowe William Lucas Cody Maddux Ryan Martin Tammy Martin Brad McCullough Dale McMillan Mandy McNealy Gretchen Messer Rencigh Monroe Jim Morrow Brandon Myers Michelle Naderman Sandi Niese Becky Nugent Brian Owens Eric Padgett Andy Paton Margie Paton Jason Peele Lisa Penn Judd Ponsler Jason Preston Lara Pumphrey Andrea Redford Danny Rcnnekamp GO m tn Z «H X I Seventh 131 X H 2 w w S) L Tracy Rhoades Gracie Robbins Jon Roscoc Daphne Rudicel Mary Runion David Schwering Jenny Smith Kevin Smith Amber Snow Kristi Sneed Darla Stephens Brandon Stewart Josh Taylor Nikki Taylor Missy Thompson Mandy Varnes Israel Vinson Christy Wamsley Heather Waters Marty Watts Christy Weston Andy Wills Right: Lawson, the seventh grade Rembrandt, admires his artwork for the hall decorating for Spirit Week. Above: Now if I’ve told you once. I’ll tell you agian — don't walk around with your nose in the air. People will talk? 132 Seventh Grade JUNIOR HIGH OVER-ACHIEVERS To most students Junior High is two years of open- ing lockers, getting pushed around, and getting to class on time. But Jr. High has some surprises too. The new organization. SOAR is one of the nice surprises allowing students a new avenue for their creativity, and National Honor Society also recog- nizes students for their academic work. Junior High Spell Bowl was a good experience for 13 students because it was an opportunity to compete at State level and to test their abilities. So, no matter what the older kids” say. Junior High can be a fun challenge. ABOVE - SOAR: Front row: K. Smith. M. Bcrke- mier.J. Larcomb, Christy Steed; Back row: B. Jordan. Mrs. Jere Schoettmcr, D. Arnett. D. McMillan, C. Hooten, A. Cruiser, J. Buchanan JUNIOR HIGH SPELL BOWL TEAM: State Con- tenders: Bottom row: D. Padgett. M. Hynes, J. Bu- chanan. M. Naderman. A. Garrett, A. Hancock, D. Smith, H. Spicer. R. Best. H. Gatewood, N. Reed. T. Layton, J. Larcomb. Mr. Tanner NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY. Bot- tom row (left to right): T. Bedel, C. Hooton, B. Ortman, R.Witkemper, T. Layton. A. Tetrick, S. Bennett. H. Helton; Middle row: M. Nugent. A. Rudd, N. Reed, S. Roscoe, M. Fields, D. Schwering. L. Hughes. S. Fowler, M. Larcomb. B. Nobbe. Miss Whitten; Back row: B. Muckerheide, J. Larcomb, E. Berkemeier. J. Pumphrey, S. Blaich, K. Nobbe. D. Scaggs, R. Galbraith, J. Hoke 134 FFA ACHIEVERS Front row: D. Weston. L. Hoeing. M. Runion, T. Manlief, B. Ortman. N. Gault. B. Brancamp. A. Schwering. S. Nobbe, J. Gardner; 2nd row: C. Weston, J. Smith, B. Cathey. J. Winchester. B. Nugent. G. Robbins, D. Allen. M. Ortman. S. Redford. N. Kelly; 3rd row: S. Ogle. D. McMillan. A. Garrett, J. Andrew. S. Best, B. Myers; 4th row: C. Petro. B. Owens. J. Billieu, R. Wit- kemper. B. Jordan. M. Houpcy Junior High FFA prepares the younger students for the responsi- bilities they'll be given at the senior high level. But don t worry. They’ve had fun. playing softball in the rain and having cookouts in the AG shop. 135 CHECKING THEIR SCALES, PLAYING THEM TWICE . . . Check out the Jr. High Band Jr. High Band is a time for clarinets to screech, for horns to blare, and inevitabley, for that one person to miss a count and enter the song early, resulting in lots of snickers from the other players who were secretly thankful it had not been they who had goofed . But that is Jr. High — a practice time. It is time to learn to play with braces on your teeth, to learn to play better and read music faster, and a time to learn how to deal with the butterflies that attack the stomach right before the concert begins. Band members — left to right — bottom row: A. Henderson. D. Briggs, H. Troutman, M. Callahan, A. Rudd. T. Bedel. B. Jordan. A. Cruser; 2nd row: J. Andrews. S. Redford, N. Kelly. W. Wilkinson. A. Grimes, D. Allen, M. McNealy, A. Redford, J. Gardner; 3rd row: R. Hayden, J. Witkemper. B. McCullough, M. Houpey, J. Gardner, T. Koors, A. Allen. D. Smith, J. Kelsheimer, R. Martin, J. Morrow; top row: N. Varnes.J. Bradley, M. Michaels, B. Stuart, T. Coy, T. Rhoades. G. Lawson, T. Hull, C. Hooten. Right: The Task Master — the Slavedrive — the Supreme Ruler of Band Camp!!!! 136 Jr. High Band WILL THE NEXT JOHN 'COUGAR’ MELLENCAMP PLEASE STAND OUT? Check out the Jr. High Choir It is no secret that to succeed in the music world it takes a lot of work and dedication. Who really knows what can motivate the John Mellencamps of the world to become truly great musicians and singers. If the secret to their success is hard work and learning the craft of music, then South’s Junior High Choir members have every chance at being the next Madonna, Henry Lee Summers, or John Mellencamp. Jr. High Choir Members — left to right — bottom row: M.Hughes. R.Monroe, D.Rudicel, T.Hull, J.Morrow. A.Redford, A.Handcock, A.Elliott. T.Koors, S.Grecr, A.Allen. M.Hardebeck, D.Allen, D.Ar- nett; 2nd row: C.Maddux.J.Allen, N.Gault, B.McCullough, R.Best, J.Peele, L.Herbert. F.Ponsler, M.Ortman. M.Grimes. N.Reed. A.Rudd. G.Robbins. M.Burton, Miss Hunt; 3rd row: G.Crank. J.Winchester. J.Kelsheimer, I.Vinson. C.Hooten, D.Briggs. H.Howard. A.Cruiscr. H.Troutman, A.Tichenor, S.Bennett, C.Wes- ton, A.Snow. M.Holcomb. S.Redford, M.Naderman, J.Fowler; top row:J.Andrcws.J.Bradley, K.Martin. A.Henderson. B.Nugent, S.Nu- gent. M.McNeally, B.Jordan, B.Jordan. K. Motz, M.Clark, M.Mi- chaels. N.Asher. M.Bcrkemeir, M.Hynes. Left: Practicing for the concert requires concentration Jr. High Choir 137 •? Jr. High Football - Top Row • J. Witkemper, M. Grimes, R. Witkemper. D. Grass, R. Hayden, J. Lar- comb, M. Hynes. B. McCullough. M. Clark; Middle Row Manager: B. Ortman, Manager: J. Kelsheimer, N. Varnes, M. Michaels. J. Allen. B. Myers, S. Best. C. Hunter, R. Martin; Bottom Row W. Lucas, C. Bird.J.Billieu. K. Motz. S. Able. S. Ogle.J. Taylor. J. Winchester, R. Best CHECK IT OUT! Coach David Hileman Manager Jeff Kelsheimer Record 0-7 Award Winners Most Valuable Offensive - Matt Grimes Most Valuable Defensive - Steve Able Season Highlights - We built character this year and learned how to be humble.” D.H. 138 Jr. High Football Volleyball Team: Above; Top Row: Coach C. England, Manager: D. Nugent, T. Rhodes, A. Cruser. B. Nugent, B. Jordan, K. Idlewine, J. Herbert, G. Robbins Bottom Row: A. Redford, D. Stephens, L. Pumphery, M. Watts, E. Chase, L. Atchley, K. Steed, C. Wamsley Not pictured M. Runion Coach Cindy England Manager Darlene Nugent Award Winners 8th Grade Attitude - Barb Nobbe and Angie Tetrick 7th Grade Attitude - Jennifer Herbert Jr. High Volieyball 139 7th grade: Top; T. Coy. R Martin. B. Jordan. J. Ponsler, S. Best; Middle; J. Bishop. A. Garrett. A. Wills, T. Coors; Bottom; B. Hammond. B. Owens. C. Huntter. A. Allen 8th Grade: Top; K. Motz. T. Layton. T. Burton. M. Grimes. R. Hayden. J. Larcomb. J. Witkemper, M. Michael; Bottom; J. Winshestcr, J. Blue. T. Manlief, R. Witkemper. A. Morrow. M. Houpey. Manager: J. Kelshcimer CHECK IT OUT! Coach 9th Grade Mark Coors 8th Grade Kevin Allen Managers Joe Winchester Jeff Kelsheimcr Award Winners - 8th Grade Free Throw Percentage • Joe Witkemper 7th Grade Free Throw Percentage - Brian Owens 140 Jr. High Boy s Basketball 7th grade: Top; Manager: M. Holcomb. B. Nugent. J. Herbert. K. Ildelwine, B. Jordan. A. McNealy, C. Einhaus: Bottom; A. Grimes. G. Robbins. D. Allen. M. Brinson. K. Fugate, E. Chase, M. Rumon 8th grade: Top: Manager: M. Holcomb. N. Reed. A. Tetrick. B. Nobbe. T. Hempstead. Bottom: D. Briggs. A.Rudd. K. Ailes. A. Elliott. F. Ponsler Coach Cindy Wilkerson Manager Missy Holcomb Record 7th Grade 12 1 (most wins ever for Jr. High team) 8th Grade 4-10 CHECK IT OUT! Highlights - 7th graders were Conference champions and County champs Award Winners • 8th Grade Leadership • Barb Nobbe 7th Grade Leadership - Kim Idlewine Jr. High Girls' Basketball 141 «t • .mB -1 v 41 - . Jr. High Track team-Left to right- bottom row: S. Beam, R. Best, D. Padgett. R. Witkemper, D. Smith. M. Houpey, J. Alien.J. Taylor. T. Manlicf; 2nd row: T. Hull, T. Koors.J. Kclsheimcr, S. Best. A. Wills, A. Payton,J. Buchanan, T. Layton, I. Andrew; 3rd row: J. Chambers. R. Hayden, J. Larocmb. M. Grimes. B. Jordan. B. Brancamp. N. Varnes. Record 4-2 Coach Scott Hime Award Winners- Most Points for Season - Jonathon Larcomb CHECK IT OUT! Season Highlights - Andy Paton broke the record in the 800 meter run. Also Jonathon Larcomb. Andy Wills, Bill Jordan, and Scott Best broke the record for the Jr. High 1600 m. relay. Matt Grimes was undefeated and Mid-Hoosier Conference Champion in the Discus. 142 Jr. High Track Jr. High Girls' Track team-left to right- bottom row: M. Watts, M. Kroger. D. Allen, L. Herbert. G. Robbins, M. Paton, M.Runion, J. Herbert, M. Burton; 2nd row: A. Elliott, K. Idlewine, L. Pumphrey, C. Adams. B. Nugent. M. Varnes, B. Jordan, Manager: D. Nugent. Above: A picture of pain. Left to right: Go for the toe!; Is this an imi- tation of a crane.'; Tag-you're it!! Coach Cindy England Manager Darlene Nugent Award Winners Most Points for Season - Kim Idlewine Season Highlights - Mary Runion broke the Jr. High record in the low hurdles. Jr. High Track 143 I Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: L. Pumphrey, H. Howard, P. Collins, and K. Idlewine. Eighth Grade Cheerleaders: N. Reed.J. LeMasters, A. Kroger, and not pictured; H. Gatewood. Above: What's so funny girls?; Below: A COLD Homecoming. Right Hand Page Clockwise: Can't you remember you're combination, Amy?; Is lunch that boring?' And Saturday we. .. If she'd ever shut-up I'll tell her about my weekend!What type of books are you guys looking at? Jr. High Track Awards; Which was it boys? — Cowboy Day or Combat Day!; It must be Monday! Check it Out! Being a cheerleader sounds like an easy job, but it’s really not. As a cheerleader you have a lot of responsibilities. You have to be at all of the games (in uniform) AND you have to be in a peppy mood. That doesn't sound hard but have you ever had a day when you just felt like staying home and not going to a game to scream you're head off? Add to that homework five maybe six days a week plus practicing cheers after school. Even though it’s hard, the girls have fun. They have an opportunity to meet people from other schools. They also have a chance to see what other schools look like. As a cheerleader you get to make everyone else peppy, too. 144 ADMINISTRATION ( Principally” Speaking) Faculty 147 Len Lawrence Assistant Principal - Athletic Director OFFICE AND GUIDANCE (the Real BOSSES) Jayne Gault. Secretary Elvera Muckerheide. Bookkeeper Office Helpers: Front row: Tricia Brindley. Julie Tomson. Shannon Joerger; Second row: Roxanna Burton, Lori Ewing. Amy Venible, Donna Moorman. Buffy Seegers.Jodi Woltcrman. Kim Stcinker, Stacy Gant; Third row: Steve Herbert. Chuck Tetrick. Rob Ridell. Bryan Burkman Mary Ewing, Guidance Secretary Larry Gardner. Guidance Joan Whitten. Guidance 148 Faculty HOME ECONOMICS AND------- INDUSTRIAL ARTS (Home and Hearth) Betty Empson, Home Ec. Juanita Stahl, Home Ec. a Elizabeth Kennedy receives the Home Ec. award. Ed Whitaker. Ind. Arts Andrew Honeycutt, Ind. Arts Checking out third place scrapbook. Reuben Kissel, Vo. Ag. Don Hudson, It's a wood drill, not an oil drill! Vo. Ag. Faculty 149 Language (Verbal Abusers) Cathy Tichenor English Mr. Bohali aas surprised as the camera catches him working on one of his famous spelling lists. George Tanner Foreign Languages 150 Business and Mathematics ( n,e Numbers Game) Mr. Denny's good, but not even he can give the formula for circumference in German for Renate. Dennis Cox Math Computers Amy Gerhart Norman Layton Math Business Math Jo Ann Fry Math What a smile! 151 Fine Arts Physical Education (Finely Tuned skills) 152 Faculty Science (Mad Scientists?) Rosie Carson Science Campbell McIntyre Science Bill Scegers Science Faculty 153 SOCIAL STUDIES AND L.R.C. (The World’s Past and Future) Paul Hickey, Social Studies David Hileman, Social Studies 154 Faculty LIBRARY AND DRIVER’S EDUCATION (The Need to Read) Diane Reynolds. Librarian First row: Mrs. Reynolds. Tina Harrison.Mike Badgley; Second row: Gabe Myers. Mike Shrader. James Hoffman. Jason Overmeyer, Keith Sample, John Gant; Third row: Brian Poole. Sherri Ailes, Robin Bushhorn, Angela Milburn, Cathy Tevis. Jon Mitchell. Chad Carder Faculty 155 COOKS, CUSTODIANS, and a CARE-GIVER (Quality Caring Shows) The people found on this page took care of us in 1987- 88. Thousands of fritters were cooked so we wouldn't have growling stomachs, or if they did growl, Mrs. John- son took care of that. We should be grateful that they cared enough to clean up after us as well as cared about us. Cooks in group photo - Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Burgess. Mrs. Hampton. Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. M. McCullough and Mrs. Bishops. Photo above. Mrs. Michael. Cafeteria Help, Sheila Schwerring, Matt Bedel, Elizabeth Kennedy. Tammy Schoettmer. Below - A Food Frenzy! Our Favorite Care-Giver Mrs. Rosie Johnson School Nurse 156 Custodians Mrs. Charlotte Crippen and Mrs. Peggy Hynes. Not pictured Jerry Land, Dick Linn, and Frank Randall, Jr. Shawn, don't you wish Mr. Porter was a little taller? Mr. Tanner, are you checking to see if'South Decatur' is spelled correct ly? Mr. Duncan finds another case of ■Ring-Around thc Collar'! Down, but not out! Hide those toes. Deal me in! Todd takes his work very seriously. Renate, our German punker! The day Wheaton Industries came to town. HS1TQW Advertisements 159 The Tradition of Educational Excellence Continues with the Apple II GSt Decatur County Farmer’s Mutual Insurance 211 N. Broadway Greensburg. IN 663-2105 JO ANN’S Hair Skin Care Center 704 S. Monfort St. Greensburg, IN Seven Suntanning Systems Facial Room Manicures Pedicures Sculptured Nails Ears Piercing Make-up Application Temporary Hair Removal Designer Cuts, Perms Color FREE CONSULTATIONS Weddings Style Shows Guest lectures to clubs, sororities schools OPEN 6 DAYS 663-2716 160 Advertising FORD ABSTRACT CORP Knecht Painting Gary Knecht Rt. 2 663-9281 108 N. Franklin 663-2190 Johannigman Excavating General Bulldozing Backhoe Service John Ed Johannigman 663-7687 Rt. 10 Box 288 Greensburg American Mfg. Co. 663-4085 Manufacturers of Hydraulic Scissor Lifts 601 West McKee Advertising 161 SCHEIDLER BROTHERS DECORATING SERVICE For all your decorating needs see Bob and Jeanie” 318 S. East Street Greensburg, IN 47240 Phone: 663-5566 Chemicals ELVIN CALVIN EINHAUS Fertilizers FENCING REMODELING EATON’S FEED MILL 111 Fourth Street North Vernon, IN 47265 812-346-5249 Master Mix Seeds Feeds 500 North Street Westport, IN 47283 Gatewood Construction Company GENERAL CONTRACTOR GAYLE GATEWOOD 311 SOUTH LINCOLN STREET WESTPORT. INDIANA 47263 162 Paul Watson’s AUTO EXPO, INC. If you didn’t buy it at Auto Expo, you may have paid too much!” 302 W. Main Street Greensburg, IN 47240 663-SAVE (7283) Used Cars Daily Trucks Rentals GOOD TIMES, GREAT TASTE, THAT’S WHY THIS IS YOUR j PLACE ... J 1803 N. Lincoln m Greensburg, IN 47240 I Phone: 663-9300 AA j McDonald's Tom Sibbitt Chevrolet • Cadillac, Inc. R.R. 3 Box 104 U.S. 421 North Greensburg, IN 47240 812-663-2830 16} Renate, Congratulations and best wishes for the coming years. You have made this an experiencing and enjoyable year for all of us. Love, Dennis. Ruth Ann and Felicity Mandy, You've grown up so well! All our love. Mom and Dad To Jami, Best of Luck Always! Dad and Mom Brad, It's plane to see — student, craftsman, and pilot. They have all been achievements well done. Whatever your endeavors are. we are proud that you are our son. You've grown into a fine young man. So as you graduate this year, spread your wings and soar. Love, Mom and Dad 164 SENIOR PATRONS Robin, You've brought so much pleasure and happiness our way. It's been so much fun to watch you grow with each passing day. We just wanted to tell you, in this special way, we are very proud of you on this, your graduation day. Love, Dad and Mom Tom and Jennifer Dear Darin, Thanks for all the enjoyment you have given us in all your years at S.D.H.S. Always remember we will be there for you in the future years ahead. With love, Dad and Mom Scott and Brian Jenny, I wish you the best of luck in the future, and congratula- tions to you. Remember whenever the need be, I will always be there to listen. Keep that beautiful smile. I am very proud of you. I love you, Mom Congratulations John, We want you to have the best in life! Love, Mom and Dad SENIOR PATRONS 165 SMITH BROTHERS FEED MILLS Fertilizers, Feeds Custom Application - Since 1948 Westport Motel 106 St. Rd. 3 Westport, IN 47283 812-591-3852 Phil Norma Brown, owners O first Federal Savings Loan Association of Greensburg 212 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET GREENSBURG. INDIANA 47240 Millhousen, IN 591-3091 TELEPHONE 663 6793 AREA CODE 81 2 n A1 Reynold’s, Inc. Mr. Duncan receives the Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree. Paul Thompson Buick - Olds - Pontiac GMC Trucks Complete Auto Service Body Shop Hwy. 46 West Greensburg, IN Phone 663-6621 ELECTRICIAN - HEATING - COOLING RR3 BOX 318 GREENSBURG. IN 47240 812-663-3920 166 663-2540 663-9919 BROWN’S MARATHON 257 N. Michigan Ave. Greensburg, IN 47240 Specializing in Tune-ups Air-condition Michelin Tires Fall Tires Brakes Field and Road Service Customized Exhaust System Wheel Alignments BARBER STYLIST AVAILABLE 'Dell ie s Styling Salon TUES-SAT 0.? EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE WALK-INS WELCOME 1006 N. LINCOLN ST PHONE OREENSBURO. IN 47240 812 063-7707 Advanced Film Division Hwy. 46 West Greensburg, IN 47240 812 • 663-5091 167 The famous locker-lean! VOLK ELECTRIC Congratulations Graduates! And for your next special step, see . hopes the '88 Grads get a Charge Out of Life! S12-372-S00S Men. thru Sat 1035 N. Broadway Greensburg, IN 47240 phone - 663-2419 10 to 9 330 Courthouee Center Sunday Columbue, IN 47201 12 to 6 ort’s Family Restaurant Just off Highway 3 Open 7 days a Week Take-Out Orders 591-3350 The Best Taco Salad Around . . . 168 K-B Specialty Foods Co. Specialty Foods for Any Occasion! T V., VCR, Camera Moeller’s T.V. SALES SERVICE 812-663-2322 810 E. Main Si DEL MOELLER Greensburg, IN 47240 Owner P.O. Box 289 North Broadway Greensburg, IN 47240 Phone - (812)663-8184 Ice Cream • Food Shoppe 825 N. Lincoln, Greensburg, IN 812 • 663-6666 GREENSBURG MILLING, INC. VVfc RTI- 0 ¥ REALTY,INC. ARNOLD (INK) BOKELMAN West Main Street -- Greensburg, IN Phone 663-7333 HEARTLAND REAL ESTATE, INC. $eal (OituU ( unsuftunb Greensburg, Indiana 47240 Business: 812 663-4410 Home: 812 663-6124 Some pretty ugly guys go to South! 169 Arc you hunting for something? No. we aren't talking!! Arc you feeling a little tired. John? Isn't that sweet!! The Art department's idea of a Winter Wonderland. Future Indiana Governors??? 170 Candid Camera Left bottom: Let's get physical!! Above: ALL aboard for another boring bus ride. Candid Camera 171 WEDDINGS BY WOLTER 4 jgjj (.HKKNSIHIII. I)Ml1� M: S P.O. Box 106 135 S. Franklin Street Greensburg, IN 812-663-3111 Ph. 663-3312 union D J SERVICE 1403 N. Lincoln Greensburg. IN 47240 950 East Main Greensburg, IN 47240 Owners: GENE JUDY ISON Hours: 6 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Sun: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Winter 6:30 800 Sunday 9:00 - 0:00 663-6222 Engine Tune-up • Brake� Tire Repair� • Exhaust System� JEAN’S BAKERY Ball Joint� • U Joint� Car Waah Engine Cleaned Lincoln Street Greensburg, IN 47240 812-663-2323 Does Janet want to be a pumpkin, too? Compliments Ol Sx. Ronald W. Woods CHIROPRACTOR TELEPHONE OFFICE (812)663 2688 833 N LINCOLN RES (812)663-6624 GREENSBURG. INO 47240 Congratulations to the Class of 1988! 172 Check out the . . 'MARA POULTRY INC. 930 CUT MAIN SHEET • ttEENSBUIG. M 47240 PH. (112) 813-2456 fryars • CNckw Parts • Turtaya « «1.7� ™! fra E||i Ham • Bican • Turtay limch Malt Greensburg, IN 47240 (812) 663-2270 AUTO SALES TERRY WELLS GREENSBURG. IN 47240 JS 812-663-4466 RES 812-663-6240 Congratulations to the 1988 Graduates! When you think of Natural Color Photography you just naturally think of . .. Greensburg Branch 219 W. Main Street Phone 663-6296 Your headquarters for automobile parts and supplies HUGH CHAMBERS PHOTOGRAPHY 323 N. Franklin St. Greensburg, IN 47240 (812) 663-7670 The first Senior Interview Day was a big success! Advertisements! 173 Flowers from the Woods 151 South Mapleton Columbus. IN 47201 For all your flower needs RUNNEBOHM CONSTRUCTION CO. Builders of the Wheaton Industries Building Rt. 2 Box 18A Shelbyville, IN 46176 812-398-4722 1401 N. Lincoln Greensburg, IN 812-346-8008 Large Exotic A Small Animals Appointment RLM Veterinary Services Dr. Laurent D. Bass R.R. 7Box135 North Vernon, In 47265 Small Animal Hours: Business Hours: 4 00-6 00P M Mon Tuea. Thur Fri. 8:00A.M.eOOP.M. Mon-Frl. 8 00-10 00 A M Wad Sat 8:00 AM -2:00PM Set 174 Advertisements Compliments of Reed Insurance Agency, Inc. AUTO - HOME - COMMERCIAL - FARM LIFE - HEALTH - RON 06 . CROP 224 N. Broadway P.O. Box 466 TOM GROSS OIL, Greensburg, IN 47240 INC. Stanley Reed, Agent Phone 812 - 663-3661 Greensburg, IN 47240 663-2435 TJ PRINTING CO. QUICK PRINTING Commercia 1 LAMINATING 519 West St.. Greensburg. IN 47240 Art Walker. Owner. Mgr 663-6122 1 Sharky’s Corner Styling Salon 916 West Hendricks St. (Corner of Ohio A W. Hendricks) Judy Tichenor Owner A. Operator Phone 663-7236 Check 'em out! 173 (812) 663-4850 Maurice Moeller Insurance Agency 134 N. FRANKLIN STREET MAURICE MOELLER P.O. BOX lOl ACENT GREENSBURC. IN 47240 NYFFELER APPLIANCE—TV 1629 National Rd. Columbus, IN 47201 812-372-8897 Hours Daily 10-8 Sat 10-6 Sun 12-5 ST. MARY’S YOUTH MINISTRY 206 S. East St. Greensburg, IN 47240 Used Cars Used Trucks Congratulations Class of ’88 B M SALVAGE RR 01 Elizabethtown. Indiana Phone (812) 579-5032 Walker Auto Sales The Deal Writer” Wrecker Service • Tires • Batteries • Parts Used Cars and Trucks Buy - Sell - Trade Corner of State St. and McKinley St. Columbus, IN 176 Check Out For All Your Sporting Good Needs Bike Swingsters Howe K. Sipes Dodger Game Master Easton Hutch Reach Grid 346-4996 Mueller Chalkline Spalding The Game Louisville Slugger Worth Speedo Wigwam North Vernon, In. Video Emporium 1 North Bend Plaza Greensburg, In 47240 For All Your Video Needs” Owner - Larry Murphy Good Luck Seniors!!! Our Business 177 Treat Yourself to Full Service Banking. HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK FSLIC COLUMBUS SEYMOUR HOPE ' Copyright 1988 Home Federal Savings Bank There’s No Bank Like Home BATESVILLE MADISON CertairileedEI Biddinger and Sons Vinyl Siding Body Shop RR 5 Box 249-A Curtis Combs Siding Greensburg, IN. 47240 631 Sou'f� Monlorl Greensburg. IN 47240 (812) 663-6543 Phone - 591-3118 CuMis Combs Owner YOUR PREMIER HARDWARE APPLIANCE STORE! MOORES 663-9655 $63-9655 102 E. Washington, Greensburg G.E. - WHIRLPOOL - RCA - LITTON - SHARP PIONEER - SYLVANIA - WESTINGHOUSE - TAPPAN 178 TAFF FURNITURE STORE Over a century of service H Edward D. Jones Co. MamOor Naw York Stock E«changa. Inc and Sac u'it la� Invaalo Protoctlon Corporation STEVEN J. ADAM INVESTMENT REPRESENTATIVE 113 EAST MAIN STREET P.0. BOX 566 GREENSBURG. INDIANA 47240 BUS. I 812 ) 663 - 6500 115 W. MAIN ST. GREENSBURG, IN Phone (812) 663-7042 UNIQUE BEAUTY SALON Tanning Center Wolff System Perms Cuts ’Color HUNTER PHARMACY Telephone Number «3-2499 5 Registered Pharmacists FREE DELIVERY 24 HOUR PRESCRIPT ION SERVICE AFTER STORE HOURS TELEPHONE U lilia m H unter 663-5479 Nick Peters 663-6219 Oale Boing 663-5435 Oliver Hunter 663-3884 C ary Schoett aer 663-9609 Stylists: Toni Becky Cindy Schmidt Owner, Stylist 663-7828 110 W. Main Greensburg, IN 179 Broadway Florists Retail and Wholesale The Florist with the Green House 302 South Broadway Greensburg, In. 47240 812-663-2809 John Sue Colee Owners HERTELS’S SHOES Batesville, IN. 47006 1-812-934-3238 Shoes for the Family Owners: Kathy Harold Weiler RENNER —-nnwpA 3080 N. National Columbus, IN 47201 Bus. (812) 372-8453 Indy-881-1844 I AW OFFICES OF Fitch Taylor 114 N. FRANKLIN ST. P O BOX 125 GREENSBURG. INDIANA 47240 (812)663 2636 ID (ohnty Supply (tfrnpany. inc. John Judy Curd 812 663-2580 126 N Franklin Street Greensburg IN 47240-2046 Wayne Peetz Qrttnsburg Printing Company John Wenning 116 N. Franklin Street (8121 663-8265 Greensburg. IN 47240 East Side of Square 180 Advertisements DON MEYER Ford • Mercury Located on Lincoln Street in Greensburg. 663-5893 1208 N. Lincoln St. McCamment’s Cattlemen’s Inn Located on Lincoln Street Greensburg, In. 1503 N. Lincoln St. brazier Located on Lincoln St. Greensburg, Indiana 663-7120 1405 N. Lincoln St. � U S Pat Of Am D Q Cotp CopyngN ’984 Am D O Cocp Mpts MN Pr.ni« j J S A We Sell for Less - And Prove It” 663-7621 North Lincoln, Greensburg GIDDINGS CLEANERS -The Professionals in Dry Cleaning- Owner: Mary Giddings 1316 N. Lincoln Greensburg, In 47240 663-8167 Advertisements 181 DAVE’S SERVICE Tires, Batteries, Accessories Marathon Products Main Street — Westport. In. 591-2751 the PIZZA PLACE located on Main Street 591-3301 BASS FUNERAL HOME Serves with Dignity and Honor” 402 E. Bennett Westport, IN Phone: 591-2571 George and Mary Louise Bass Mike and Cynthia Gasper ANDERSON’S GROCERY Good Luck Graduates! Westport, IN. 47283 Congratulations Class of '88! 591-2471 Memorable Sights ROGER P. HOFFMAN Sounds Recorded Attorney At Law A Professional Law Corporation DALE'S VIDEO PRODUCTIONS DALE THOMPSON R.R. 5, BOX 400 PH. 812-346-2867 NORTH VERNON, IN 47265 109 West Main Street Post Office Box 426 Westport, IN 47283 Phone (812) 591-3836 182 STULTS OUTDOOR PRODUCTS Lawnboy, Lazyboy, Briggs, and Stratton Small Engine, Parts, and Service Congratulations ’88 Grads! STULTS KART CENTER HU A Go Karts, Fun Karts, Yamaha, Briggs, and Blueprinting POHLMAN HARDWARE Letts, IN. Phone (812) 591-3990 Ford New Holland White New Idea GEHL NEWMAN’S BUILDING SUPPLIES HARDWARE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS PAINTS Phone 663-8335 R.R. 4. Box 1 Greensburg, Indiana 47240 HOURS 7:30 5 P.M. SAT. 7:30 - 12 NOON SUNSET VIDEO Movie and VCR Rental and Sales 402 E. Main St. Westport, IN 47283 Phone: 591-2266 Owner: Roy Saylor HAIR FASHION Main Street, Box 34 Westport, IN 47283 Kathy Fields - Owner, Stylist Open Tuesday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Evenings by Appointment Only Phone: (812) 591-3900 WESTPORT HARDWARE 591-2551 Owner: Russel Wilson 183 EXPRESSION FLORISTS GIFTS FRESH—SILK- PLANTS—BALLOONS GIFTS- WEDDINGS • FUNERALS ♦ ALL OCCASIONS DAILY DELIVERY TO HOSPITALS HOURS MON-SAT 8:30-5:30 VERNON FISH HOUSE Montgomery Street Vernon, Indiana 812-346-3273 Open Mon. - Sat. o Mcflora PHYLLIS SWANGO GLENDA STAFFORD WE ACCEPT MOST OWNERS CREDIT CARDS DESIGNERS 119 W MAIN GRNS0G 663-5147 R. E. Ranadell Manager 812 663-309’ Compliments of ... Banaficial Indiana Inc. w DvMvl Iwal 127 Nodh Broadway Sneet Greenstxjrg Indiana 47240 Nobbe Clothing 12 Indiana Ave. Batesville, In 47006 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN We Do Chicken Bight 301 West Main Greensburg. IN 47 1 Phone 663-7997 Good Luck Graduates! 184 TRACKSIDE CAFE 533 W. Main Street Greensburg, In. 47006 PAUL WOOD BODY SHOP 223 W MAIN ST GREENSBURG IN 7240 SHOP HOME 663-2848 663-3712 Fine Food 812-663-9903 Quick Service Parkside Lanes West of City Park Greensburg, In. Low Prices! 812-663-5733 aEr ature CHRYSLER E PLYMOUTH OOOGE 325 W. Main Greensburg, In. 47240 812-663-6101 18S Carry-out available Noble Roman’s Little Charm Beauty Salon 663 -6681 1207 N. Lincoln (Next to Marsh) Phone: 663-7072 E. Main Street Greensburg, IN 47240 Sun-Thur 11 A.M. - 10 P.M. Fri-Sat 11 A.M. - 12 P.M. A Full Service Salon Which way to . .. Marty’s Gas and Oil?? Mr Ed’s Market Everyday Low Prices Best Meat in Town Lincoln Street Greensburg, In. 47240 Corner of Highway 3 West Main Street Westport, IN 24 hr. Fishing Bait - Ice Snacks - Fresh Coffee Milk - Bread - Tackle Sandwiches Owner Phone Marty Goodwin 591-9209 Shirk’s International 926 N. Lincoln Greensburg, IN 812-663-7111 Charles Shirk Owner 186 Nash Qu c . Ni DAVIS DAUGHTERS “E.F 3l Service For Busy Ample 861 N Lincoln Greensburg. IN 47240 Phone 663-4383 Ross R. Davis. Owner 844 N. Lincoln Greensburg, IN 663-5224 Use NAPA before it’s too late! EXCLUSIVE. BUT NOT EXPENSIVE 9R M uwt buwruu v FURNITURE CUSTOM-MADE SOFAS CHAIRS. ORAPEWES WWOOW SHADES MALL PAPER OECORAT1VE ACCESSORIES DIANNA K. HOOO LAMPS. TABLES 97 NORTH LINCOLN. GREENSBURG. INOiANA PHONE 63-2911 PIZZA KING 901 N. Lincoln i. Dine In or Carry-out” Don Sally Barnes Owners 187 H § M Tool S Die, Inc. 242 Weat McKee Greensburg. Indiana 47240 Phone (812)663 8252 Bus (812) 591-2822 r ------ '■O' o' MIKE'S AUTO DETAILING NORB HOEING Greensburg Savings and Loan If You Want It Done Right- 404 St Road 3 N CALL MIKE Westport. Indiana 47283 103 E. Main Greensburg Phone 663-7227 Lumber, Roofing, Insulation, Paint, Nails; plus, a wide variety of building supplies. NnrrKSrBftSket STRETCH YOUR FOOD DOLLAR ! Main Street, Westport, Indiana Phone (812) 591-2510 Hours 8 A.M. - 10 P.M. 7 days a week 188 Bohn Engine and Foundry WAYNE M. CALLAHAN SATELLITE 307 Bennett Street R O Boa 303 Bus (812)501 2340 Waetpon. Indiana 47283 Nee (812)302-2820 Congratulations Seniors and Good Luck FAST SERVICE Greensburg. Indiana 47240 RICK ADAMS 812-663-5421 Plumbing and Electrical Contractor Total Pool and Spa Sales. Service and Installation BONDED AND INSURE0 • RESIDENTIAL • REPAIRS • COMMERCIAL • HEATING • EMERGENCIES • AIR CONDITIONING DRAIN AN0 SEWER CLEANING atones WUlhoupen Ph. 591 - 2435 Menu Wed. — Fried Chicken Barbecued Country Ribs Fri. — Fried Chicken, Fish, Frog Legs, Sc Seafood Platter Sat. — Fried Chicken, Steak, Frog Legs (Begin serving at 5 p.m. each evening) Owners: Toni and Darol Collins 189 c -for any portrait needs! Phone: 372-9971 2725 17th Street, Columbus Jackson Office Equipment, Inc. SHARP COPIERS SALES - SERVICE 1008 Eaat Main Slraat Graanaburg. Indiana 47240 Area Coda 812—Phone: 663-7481 TOLL FREE, 1-800-742-9770 190 Quality is not expensive . .. it's Priceless. Srusp-on Derek Aero Rt. 2 Box 301 Greensburg, IN 47240 812-663-7620 PAUL £. JOHNSON A.N.A. 123356 Johnson Coins Buyers Sellers Jewelry • Coins • Bullion Bennett Maple Sts. Box 306 Westport, IN 47283 (812) 591-3230 Woman to Woman Chic Beauty Salon The Face of SuccegM a ffartoara Marsh Smith Monument Works 4� WASHINGTON STREET Columbus, Indiana 47201 David Oakley - Owner Phone 663-2478 We Accept Food Stamps Opon 24 Hours A Oar • 7 Osfs A Woo Greensburg Plaza North Lincoln St. Phone (412) 843-6939 Courteous Carry-out Ptiona S12 3724S21 No Charge for Check Cashing 191 W. C. Witkemper Co. Insurance Services ji CBlwsvm Shop FLOWERS GIFTS Your Full Service Florist” Weddings Balloons Anniversaries Birthdays Funerals Fruit Baskets Green Plants Flowering Plants Silk and Dried Arrangements Daily Delivery to Hospitals Debra King JoAnne Wells P O BOXS47 • 306 N WARREN OFf 812-663-3500 GREENS8URG IN 47240 RES 812-376-0261 812-663-7755 727 West Main Street Greensburg, IN 47240 192 WILLIS AUTO SALES Main Street, Westport, IN 47283 Phone 812-591-3133 PAVY STOCKYARDS wSL GREENSBURG INDIANA 663 46 n O'663 4612 MUROY 629-2121 Buyers of Livestock«Daily Markets 324 West McKee, Greensburg, IN 6roensburg Lumber Co. The Big Yellow Barn” 289 N. Mlekignn An. Gntntkntg, Ini 47240 Quality Value and Service On All Your Building Supplies and Needs Phone 663-8228 Harold Thomas, MGR DECATUR GARAGE 591-3061 Serving the Westport Area, with Fast, Dependable Service Kenneth Wimp Ferris, Proprietor IARDNER e.jt, 663-7418 Let Us Do Your Prom” Congratulations to the Class of '88 R.R. 10 Edward Drive Greensburg, IN 47240 111 E. Main Greensburg, IN 662-4462 Jessica Mourey Owner Frank O. Mourey Manager WHEATON TUBING PRODUCTS The Newest of Westports’s Employers di Congratulates The Newest of South Decatur High School’s Graduates Good Luck! UIHERTOn MDU5TRIE Congratulations! South Decatur High School Graduates COSCO !NC, 194 Check out the . GREENSBURG OPTIMIST CLUB Doctor of Optometry P. 0. Bo eoe (irmnkartf, ladiana 47240 tyVennina fy lpholsleriny 376 N MiCM'GAf. AvE G«EENSBURG IN 47240 Medical Malli«Sprcialljr Cliaic Sait 2. U.S. 421 DAN WENNING Trlrplioae (812) 665-70IS 812 663 2681 Let us help you get a smart start on the future vith a student loan. If you think a college education is out of reach, think again. Come talk to our Consumer Loan Administrator or call 663-4711 and see how easy it is to arrange a student loan. After all, we're counting on you to build a great future. UNION BANK MIUKMOC AND TRUST COMPANY GWEENS8URG� CLARKSBURG •WESTPORT Advertisers 195 Compliments of GILLILAND-HOWE FUNERAL HOME 110 E. North St. Greensburg, IN 47240 663-8341 Tree City Sports 123 N. Broadway West Side of Square 663-3238 QconVERSE No matter what your style, live it in class with our complete line of sporting goods products. Don't get left behind!! l.somt'B'K Collcge Pro Novelties jackets • sweaters • hats T-shirts • trash cans wall plaques • posters 1 JthlYtic gym bags 9-colors (hoods, crews, pants) youth and adult Best Built Sweater Ever! Screen Printing Team Discounts Custom Lettering Available GREENSBURG VIDEO CENTER 125 E. Main Greensburg, IN 47240 663-8599 1988 Graduates, May your futures be Picture’ Perfect! Owner Mary S. Green 196 Advertisements WESTPORT Dairy Queen We Treat You Right! Donna Fred AmRhein, Owners Hwy 3, Westport. IN MYERS PAVING, Inc. Residential • Commercial • Industrial Rt. 1, Westport 591-3742 Michael Myers, owner Over 16 years Experience DISC PLOWING BRIGGS EQUIPMENT Co. Big John’s Station Mini-Stop R.R. 4 Box 301 Greensburg, In 47240 663-2566 Junction 3 46 663-2063 Live Bait Full Service Advertisements 197 J J Mini Mart Hwy 3 Letts, IN Phone: 591-2131 Owners James and Joylea Hollin Kroger’s Hill-Top Beauty Shop Your one stop hair-care for the entire family. Haircuts Frostings Perms, etc. Tuesday and Friday 8 A.M. to ? Call for appointments R.R. 1, Westport 591-3174 MOGUL Component’s Group Best wishes for a happy future to the Class of ’88.” Federal Mogul St. Road 421 North Greensburg, In 47240 812-663-3361 198 Advertising Tower Tree Travel and Tours NO SERVICE CHARGE Airline Tickets Steamline Cruises Amtrack Tickets Phone:812 663-8040 AST A Wenning Sales Home of PACER FEEDS S.R. 421 North-South of Bypass R.R. 3 Box 105A Greensburg, In 47240 812-663-3033 Livestock equipment. Ventilation and Building Design Insurance ROGER FURHMAN Agent Bus. 663-3595 Res. 591-3767 750 W. Washington St. P.O. Box 24 Greensburg, In 47240 Check It Out 199 Farm Machinery, Hardware Fencing Fertilizer, Seeds John Deere Sales Service Schneider Implements Phone 379-4413 State Road 7 East 3475 State Street Columbus, Indiana 47201 SEEGERS PAINTING R.R. 2 Westport, In. Painting Sandblasting Free Estimates Phone: 591-3561 Crop Production Services Rt. 4 Geensburg 663-3192 Bill and Nancy Elliott congratulate the 1988 Graduates of South Decatur High School I KIEFABER Distributors Plumbing Fixtures Contractor Market Industrial Abrasive 663-3591 834 North Lincoln Cabinets Heating Electrical Lighting Greensburg 200 Advertisements Thurston Implement and Supply, Inc. JOHN DEERE Farm Equipment Parts and Service U.S. 421 N.W. Indiana Greensburg, IN Phone 663-5191 n . Henningsen’s I Flowers Gifts li’mu’t i always first quality 3200 Columbus Center Columbus, Indiana 47203 Phone 372-8801 Colson Enterprises Kitchen Cabinets Counter Tops Flea Market Open Sat Sun. Greensburg, Indiana 663-7577 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS TUXEDO RENTALS BALLOONS Corner of St. Rd.3 46 Greensburg, Indiana Advertisements 201 DELTA FAUCET COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Decatur County's Largest Employer STATE FARM INSURANCE ® State Farm Insurance Agent Tom Simmermeyer 812-663-4012 130 N. Franklin Greensburg Consulting ■ Buiinen Systems Hardware or Software • Custom Programming NEW POINT STEEL, Inc Rt. 10 Greensburg, IN' Phone 812-663-8338 Computers To Go 1317 N. Lincoln Oreensburg, IN 47240 (812) 663-6866 311 Slate St., P.O. Box 896 Madison. IN 47230 (812) 273-6563 THE FRIEDERSDORF’S | ff.sTeN.V- iS‘. DAVID 579-5444 . S„l | ROY 591-2922 | The FARM 591-2230 PIONEER 'ei v� - SOYBEAN SORGHUM ALFALFA SEED WHEAT SEED SEED SEED CORN SEED SILAGE FORAGE INOCULANT MIXES MBSszxa fmrnmsm mmmm 202 CHECK EM OUT WE DO IT LIKE YOU’D DO IT. Burger King is putting the heat on the competition with flame-broiled burgers. Cooked the way you like to cook them at home. And for the same reason, taste. WE DO it yyfJc.YOU’D DO If KING 151 Greenburg Crossing Greensburg, Indiana Hours 6:00 A.M. - 11:00 P.M. Sun - Thurs 6:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. FRI SAT. The Advertisements 203 M Decatur County Memorial Hospital The care you want. Close by. 720 North Lincoln Greensburg, IN 47240 663-4331 CHECK OUT OUR BUSINESS PATRONS Arab Termite Pest Control Levenstein's of Greensburg of Greensburg Avon's Marilyn Phister Look How Good You Look Now!! Maddux Drug Store of Westport Back's T.V. Sales and Services Sardinia Quick Stop of Greensburg of Sardinia Bergman’s Bakery of Greensburg C.W. Childress, Weimer, Weigel of Greensburg Country Comb Beauty Salon of Greensburg Earl Mitchell Evans Real Estate of Greensburg Phyllis Frank Hamilton, Att. of Greensburg Standard Fertilizers of Greensburg Stewarts Ladies Apparel of Greensburg Style Fabrics of Greensburg Taylor Custom Kitchen of Greensburg Vannatta Sons Your Pioneer Seed Corn Dealer Herbert's Truck and Van Woodmen Accidental Life Insurance Co. of Greensburg Frank P. Manus. Representative Joyce's Flowers of North Vernon . . . AND PERSONAL PATRONS Rita Burkart Bob and Jean Conwell John and Cleo Duncan Jim, Betty, Melissa, and Tina Harrison Don, Karen and Daren Hudson Lennie and Faith Lawrence We cheer for you for cheering us on!! Royce Dale, Deanna, Jennifer, and Bryan McCullough Bob and Judy Nugent Mayor Sheldon Smith Jim Cathy Tichenor Patrons 205 Your Attention, Please BEST OF WISHES Congratulations to our Senior office aides: Jodi Wolterman, Stacy Gant, Angie Fox, Kim Steinker and Matt Wright. Thanks for all your help. Elvera and Jayne Good Luck Seniors! Bill and Nancy Elliott REMEMBER! Purdue IS the Indiana University! Congratulations Sherri Ailes from: Darrell, Linda, Kim, Sonny Kelly Good Luck Cougars! From: The Kirtmans Enoch, Debbie, Lisa Wayne 206 Yearbook Friends Jumpin’ Juniors Have Spirit! Winners of Spirit Competition Top: A class with spirit! Middle left: Well, would you look at that? Middle right: Can they be let out of here?!? Bottom: Conserving energy for more important things! Juniors! 207 THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES Clockwise, starting at bottom: Remember how well the Girls' Softball team did?; Remember decorating the Senior truck?; Remember how dumb Kroger can look?; Remember when Kearney was left sleeping in Hileman's class after school?; Remember the basketball bonfire?. Remember Brad at the Halloween dance?; Remember Rob kissing the pig at pep session?; Remember a 'grape'' girl at the dance? The Staff Would Like to Remember and thank the following for their help and support: Elvera Muckerheide and Jayne Gault Mr. Porter (our photo go-for ). All the faculty (our information source). Students who came back for second takes. Mr. Hudson (our clip art consultant). All of Cathy's Kids who worked so hard. Jim and Sam Tichenor who had to eat out a lot because the house cook was too busy. The school custodians for cleaning up after us. Mr. Duncan (a good little secretary) and Mr. Lawrence. Kipp Stewart, our yearbook man and life line. Jenny Sims ■ Yearbook Editor. 208