South Ripley High School - Confederate Yearbook (Versailles, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1973 volume:

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F In contrast to the new dress code. some students like Brenda Beach still dress in traditional manner. F I t ll r i nt ti it it i Tradition 5 6 Change A Charles Messer shows the new trend in hair style for guys. B Senior Bonnie Vestal not only shows the new change in dress, but also new ways and places to study. C lt's in there somewhere, say four se- nior homemakers, Tony Byard, Mike Crib- ben, Dennis I-Iewiit, and Dennis Watts. Show us how it's done. i . 1 , . 1 , w ' 1 . sz., A 1 Q f'f-f--fl... ' ' 55: ' , 1 A vi, W 1 --'v..,,,,,,eYf2 1: . .-r, . , W W , V uf-Q.--....h4.whiJ- ,-X ,- iv , 5-nw'-,N r. Wy, 1 M L -ufnjg Y, I i f agments i 1 1 5 I ui, i i ,xl l f s 'mix new reealqm D . v--w.....,,,.....,,, S-.XX M K -,f ,f' ' ,p-V7 , ,K 'I 1 3 D Nancy Francis is upset with the idea that the doors have been taken off the girls' restroom. E The new government teacher Mr. Rog- ers, otherwise known as the Big Spen- der , works with Kathy Thieman on a pan- tomime forthe first annual Raider Follies. Change 7 , ...AJ- ,- ,w.- ww: ,rw ,, ggi. 51531 , 1 'S 3,552 ...mass mln! w 'mf 1. I Nl? ..-1. ' . -.Tk aft . . s -- 1 lliiggg 5 ' 44 in yur Q M ll 'Q' Ella' 'N '?:' 1 all ' 1 '1 HX' N . 6 9 X fm! 111 Y 846 21, , , Q gl: QQ Mu E LH Q55 . is I We must escape the customary habits that have been set for so long. Is it because we feel tradi- tion is a good and stables way of life, or are we simply hiding be- hind a curtain of reluctance? We must emerge from this curtain as individual beings with different ideas and new concepts of living. The time has come when our in- dependence and ability to stand for what we believe becomes a very important aspect of our lives. However, the answer to a better is not complete withdra- 'the customary ways of but instead a combination of heritage and our new con- of living. to meet the chal- 11 Variety of act1v1t1es make life great Approximately 600 students make up the daily life of South Ripley High School located south on Benham Road in the small town of Versailles in the farming state of Indiana which is located in the vastly polluted United States which in turn is located in the densely populated northern hemi- sphere in this war torn world of this dying universe of ours. Our young adults are too skepti- cal you say. I can tell you they are not! They have come to the real- ization that something must be done, not tomorrow or next week but now! A Working after school could mean loneliness. B Bud lefferies includes SR in his busy schedule by taking pictures for the Confederate. 12 Student Life l 17' W U C D E 4. ug, 1 C Bus drivers talk over some unusual hap- pening during their daily bus route. E Space ball adds spice. D Carla Adams poses for photographer. F Suspect for freshman initiation is found en route to school. Student life 13 A student at South Ripley . . . a scholar, an athlete, but foremost a student. What do you have to do in order to be a student? Well, first of all, you get up at 7:22, rummage thru your closet until you find some- thing suitable to wear, grab a piece of pizza, either jump on the bus or in the car and BINGO-you qualify for a student at South Ripley. As you can imagine, once a stu- dent arrives at school, he can usu- ally find something to amuse himself, such as assemblies. A few of the assemblies which con- fronted us were the Marine band, the trampoline act, and the Roar- ing 20's show from Vincennes. Another highlight interrupting this busy day is feeding your face in the cafetorium where many a hamburger has been devoured by human garbage disposals dis- guised as SR students. Still another aspect of the treach- erous life we students lead is tear- ing yourself away from English class to go to the bathroom when you don't have to, or talking the chemistry teacher into letting you go take an aspirin which, at the moment, you don't happen to have. Now, this brings us to yet another way of life. What always seems to be right on your way right when you need it? The General Office. A daily chore for some of us might be stopping in the office for a pass-a pass to go uptown, a pass to get into class, a pass to get a pass! One of the biggest highlights in the student's day is that long awaited last period, not to men- tion the equally anticipated 3:15 bell. The student's life does not end at 3:15. You may stay after school for GAA or basketball practice, or you may have various meetings or activities to attend. ,s N 'MM Y H v- ,jf Students' work is never done 93 L pg as ml Ei: ::7' s me in 1 - , iww,,Q! in in uw! A H MH ' ,,t?11j,L,, lll l : x in ?' , 2, L iff' ' I' 2 Z A B A student at South Ripley . . . a scholar, an athlete, but foremost a STUDENT. Sophomore Bobbi Goodall is the victim of someone's prank, however, she takes it in her stride and finds the whole mess amusing. ,,.x ffiwlflg is .153 -, , ,,-.-....,,, Q are H, H, 7? ' 'Wi U m V,... MW gggu N H W-: zssadi U w H 5 wr ,iw ui H ,V is , - ' 1 ,wuw,,m,, W M H! E ,f,1.,-- . -. 1 1' l Q 'Q ,.5: :' 5 4 .,,. . 14? 52 i . I D F C SR students take time to socialize in the hall before the tardy bell rings. D Sophomore Rick Richmond prepares for Spanish class. E Donna Denny makes good use of her spare time, cramming for a test. F Ioan Reed keeps up with the pace during the change of classes. Student life 15 One of the most unusual and different courses is the high school English classes. The English classes now are not just the old reading litera- ture, doing grammar, and just the basics. We have now gotten into more ex- citing activities like the study of folklore, pan- tomines, theme exchanges with Ball State, and research papers. S It doesn't matter whether you've been here one year or six, at one time or another you have gone to the library. Each individual thinks of the library in a different way. To many, it is a haven of rest , a place where one goes to read or just to think in peace. To others, it might serve as an escape from study hall and last but not least, it is also a great source of information for all. Iu- niors and seniors are espe- cially aware of this fact when research time rolls around. Mrs. Harrell's duties as li- brarian are a hundredfold. Often she ventures far beyond her line of duty to keep SR's ever-demanding students satisfied. Whatever your reason for going to the library, Mrs. Harrell is al- ways willing to help you whenever you need her . . One of the most popular courses offered here at SR is Home Economics. Usually you consider Home EC. an area in which only girls seem to be interested, and although this is true for the most part, there have been many boys who have ventured into this very field and found it both interesting and profitable. What is happening in the world today? What hap- pened yesterday? Answers to these questions and many more can be found in SR's Social Studies Department. Under the able leadership of Mr. Sutherlin and Mr. Rog- ers, the students here can become informed on all world affairs. However, as in most areas there iseroom for improvement. The equipment in our social studies department leaves much to be desired. With the exception of a few globes and maps, our in- structors are left with little more than their imagination. Films are shown to the classes if the teacher is for- tunate enough to find a pro- jector that's in working order. Through the resourceful energies of these two gentle- men, students taking courses in social studies were able to escape the pitfalls of the boredom often found in these areas. Hopefully, through the changes of com- ing years the areas of social studies can become even more interesting and chal- lenging for the students and teachers. Improving the physical fit- ness and abilities of students at South Ripley is just a part of what goes into the physi- cal education courses at SR. Getting a little flabby around the edges? Then per- haps you should go in and join the PE classes of Mr. Feist or Mrs. Helton. - .sits . Q View fm ,J . -,,.- ,i - ... . ' psf .-.m-f- as-,H 'ffl .. is 2 .Ei e V? - 'f' ....4Qf5fjl1IlZ1l.t ww' A ... Y F .K 1. . 5 fi, . . . af- 'Ay . ' 'FTA Z ' 'C ' i its ICS ACADEM Social studies teach to make a. good world better A I y i If fix ' si' if L' ' P 'iff 'af u fn 'IS X xg? ,,,,,.,a , .r , M. .... Mr - r -2:-5. af : V 'W' . -4 K rv! A Iulie Taylor tries to make ends meet during a rough history lecture, I- 45 -xi'-'?E', B Problems and Issues work it out again. C Interested history student hangs upon Q-,-. .,,-.- his teacher's every Word. D Dianna Hughes catches 40 winks during a history lecture. ,Q .fg 18 Social Studies r ' e t? It val ': : . ,H 1 axtmm: G ,A,-, ,W2 , E Amused classmates observe unsuspect- ing Mike Stratton as he shows his interest in geography. F On the other hand, Shirley Webster keeps all eyes open. G Rick Keeney grasps all the knowledge he can, while Bill Parker awaits 3:15 bell. Social Studies 19 Business students prepare future A Senior Bill Parker takes a break before finishing his journalism assinment. B Kathy Thieman stops to copyread be- fore sending the Raiders Riot to the printer. C Practice makes perfect and so Doug Smith and Sue Patterson continue to peck away at their typewriters. D Bill Hughes appears to be in deep con- centration as he studies his bookeeping. 20 Business and journalism Eli .1 ' J jug hit -. ir.. ' -'I L--it-'Z i .J J ' ' - ' 1'- ' P If 'lim f 'i '-i? f1T:f?fffeQ 1 ,1 -. rf, if J itil PN ' ss .tffleik -,A f .Q , E15 .:. 'Ef . iTS!? in ,f-N,-.'.1 5133+-?'..1 3 gg: N r rel?---ff-.V v 1 --if ! it it 12? , . t, ' Z Jr. , . , 1'v '1'i 1 C es? X W 'Yi . ,- . - A. f -:'5gx' . .1-' H- . tit 5 Eff' A 1 MMF we - in Whse!!! gt :iv ty 4 i lwsi gA2f'f1', -we 4933 wife 'X A. se P Hr 'ff?.1.fsf3 f - i , fa,Qw,F24w,.iii'L5Ii :Sz 1 S21 6 . is .t fe 1 2- ,J 2 as-1 -- ., 3--:4f3fsgAQ:3f'A5?3Q -I 552335 xx ' H -2,-1 ,gggp..i: w.. ' 'ii.' . .-iii , L. L :-: A , rr we - 74 ' .Q' ygipgf--gr4 f 2 5 if '- I ' A . A .,,- .4 -,X W, -3 41. ,LE V Q- It , V' 5- H' J ,EI , 2 Vim V J ' . I . Hifi?-Au - 1, fiiiiit -E ' - 1 , V 'ez-is .- ' ' Ei if i ' me V, - .N V I Z F ,',LL ,..+4g4.g - g F 53? . ' f . A -1. l t! .1 ,,v .l . nv- -. .. , ..J.4- K .. .fs-. 6.7 journalists do their thing l at G H , 4- ,, 1--,,,.., , ,.TI-., L --.. 'ix , :.V .iv -. 4 Y TI t 1 ,. In ' 'X .- if'-,tg 1 --sa iff 122512:- E Beginning journalism students and advi' sor Mrs, Moorhead cut and paste as part of a day's assignment. F Sophomore Connie Strimple works to get assignment in on time. G Donn Snedaker, co-editor of Raiders Riot, is busy at work on the coming issue. H Shorthand students Barbara Peace. Debbie Iohnson, and Marilyn Belew work diligently on their assignments. Business and journalism 21 A Becky Schwagmeier tries to steal ball as Vickie Hayes looks for someone to pass it to. B Greg Landwehr, David Ebinger, Mark Booster, David Briscoe, and Dick Halcomb work desperately on a health assignment while Kevin Ward smiles for the photographer. C Teresa Womack takes time to tie shoe. D Cynthia Stutler demonstrates women's lib during vocations class. l C A 22 P. E., Health rovide students S ' E G V F I . 3 .5 4' 1 .L A E Vonda Miller shoots the hoop. --,lf ,-.Ph i --f ' F Sherri Baugh blocks Cathy Sams' shot QQFFQL' sf '55 at the basket. H' V U-,U X ,se G Cindy Innes, Carolyn Mozingo, Debbie L1 .. Castle laugh over amusing article during vocations class P.E., Health 23 -.2 QXQET'-ff ,-, B A juniors busy at work as they take notes for English. B Tammy Cliff, Ianella Belew, and john Black work on the bulletin board for their eighth grade English class. C Ieff Buchanan, Eve Goodall concentrate on getting their seventh grade English as- signment done. D Diann Monroe busy writing out her se- nior English assignment, 24 English earn Communication skills to lmprove human E 3 X2 Q- M -,,. of-' E Sally Booster looking up some informa- tion for her senior English class. F Bev Buchanan and Brenda Schwagmeier listening and taking in what their teacher is telling them. G Mrs. Holdsworth gives a helping hand to Conrad Green, one of her freshman English students. English 25 N They find out it's not all games gikt 'mu qi, ,-152. x jig.,- B C ,... 'N-X x . ' ' Q ' ' ' X -ffl ' ialif 1 , H fHiH , if ' ..-i 1 ,liar - N v :,n, ,.s.5: ,V ' ,-vi.a.onr7aoA1 . if ,.,' ' it A-. .n.,,g A Spanish students enjoy the language lab. B Mrs. Welch helps frustrated Tina McCaIip with her assignment. C Dawn Buente speaks Spanish through the head phone so that only her teacher hears. 26 Foreign Languages Li.: tra .. H-if L . X-1 wk? Cosmopolitans get it together with still time for u smile D Mrs. Welch conducts a quiet Latin class. E Ierry Hunteman and Greg Kennedy work out plan for Latin skeleton man. F Natalie Hatton assists Peggy McCoy during a difficult Latin assignment. G Ieff Werner reads for the teacher. Foreign Languages 27 i L D Af I V E -In-. 1'-, fl ' f 1: viii 2 ffl '7 u H Xe H -.- '.: it '- ' 2 Q ' VN.. 2 . Math and science Courses prepare great minds. E Tanya Horton, Tracy Lemon and Brenda Briscoe turn into mad scientists in chemistry class. F Eighth grade mathematicians find it can be a trying life. 'G Ellen Holman, Sheila Clift and Ieff Lau- ber sterlize test tubes. Science and Math 29 Shop, home eo odd spice to activities Q 513543: A 4.4. N- g,.gig,4.i ,P B P' X A Senior boys whipping up something great as Mrs. Conaway looks on with smiles. B Kathy Hopkins works on a new frock. C Sparks fly while minds go to work. 30 Academics ' - .i-i11- A1 .J N , .-4:-qs-M L ,122 I --. ,-.4-, ., Wadi I 54'-V i F .,.f'B'sI' .- H 5huw--A----A yi F O ' . hbrg - 1 ' f N ,.1., ,. t l Ciooking, sewing, building-ull mol-fe futures H ui11 -.......nu D Now boys, pay attention, says Mr. Wilson patiently. E Home ec. boys seem to have found something amusing in the batter. F Susan Mitchell attempts the making of a straight seam. G Mr. Wilson, are you sure? The boys are amused by something up front. H Ag boys make sure they get this one right. Academics 31 v', -St. i my H Q!!- Iaf 3, ' 1 -im x,er'.Ak,. il' L ,,.o A A When Iohnny comes marching home again, sing some members of the chorus. B An opera singer? No, Ioan West, an alto in chorus just following the notes. C Soprano section of the chorus sings along with the Holdsworths. 32 Fine Arts B ' - - L if '- mfr - 5. .-ii rl gi, 'drill--. ,i l, ' ', I Q. V A. , . Nl- V, , Aj Y , l .f- if D D Karen Rogers strokes her brush across the paper, E And I want an Easy Bake Oven, says Robin Wall to Santa at the Christmas Concert. F lane Spencer seems to be very involved in inking a poster. E F ww I' imap... ' AN V ' - . . - . Hz , L -' -- .. . ,. ,Q L V F j 2 f ' f ' ,f- ,, ,g,f.V fb, , X E 1 1 ff, Ihr X A ' 2 V Liihffj' : IA - f A , .gf l 7114? , A .A A X f Y my S ..- , M53 51 . , H Q ' - K J - ' .S--Q Fr?-, .,, . izgv- I V-VL' A ' ...g Q, w ' ' . , , ne w X , ' 21' , . - ,...' x ' 3 ' -1- - -Q- t ' -' 7,731 1 r-5 4,52 1 '- E Fine Arts 33 . iii . H afri- Work-worry consume activities of typical day ,Q Nt. ,, .i ii 3 A Laura Moore takes time from her li- brary duties to read a magazine. B You'd better move it before he sees us, says freshman Carolyn Mozingo. C Too late! Instructor Wayne Ralston gives sigh of disgust as he looks the situ- ation over. D Variety of activities take place during study hall with clock watching as the main attraction. 34 Study hall, Dr. Ed., Library To study or no to study G Km, 'ff-P ..-f , , E The court provides a restful place for students during a busy day at school. F Barbara Vanosdol takes advantage of the library's magazine services. G First time for everything! Lee Strassell really gets down to the studies during study hall. Study Hall, Dr. Ed., Library 35 Honor students Outstanding students goin awards throughout year A A Boys' State delegates-Row 1-Greg Wilson, Kevin Mack. Row 2-Tracy Lemon, Tim Ferguson. B Girls' State alternate, Christy Hill, and delegate, Donna Akers. C Sally Booster receives the Betty Crocker Homemaker award from Mrs. Betty Carl- son, home ec teacher. 36 Honor Students G D Senior Rosa Williams is chosen DAR Good Citizen and receives citation from Mr. Moorhead. E Boys' State alternates-Row 1-Leo Cro- cker, Bruce Hunington. Row 2-Victor Grossman, Randy Cutter. F Owen Menchhofer prepares for the VFW District Contest after winning the County title. G Students are chosen from SR for the National Society of Outstanding High School Students. H Senior Lottie Hiatt learns she has been selected for inclusion in the high school students' Who's Who. Honor Students 37 'us' . V. M 4. ,' 'f 1 r , ' -K ' ., ,., - ,N,'fji W!.w M ,. ,,'w,.,,' Wggr JN, ' .3-,A ' ' lu V , , 'ff 'V ' .Q 1 ,A .Hag . -' -- ,' ' 5 F , ' ,h Uh 2. 4' i.15s'. N' ' ' ' 413153 , , A. xv v. l , U fag: l X ,. W - - 1 . ,. in :-, 1 w 1. yy . V' -, my , , V k ., .EI , - bg.. - .,.A if -.... -,..r. 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MHZ, ' ' ,gkgtzff-',,,g,.1,-. , 11-w-142' - ' B A A11 aspects of track intrigue S.R. athletes n u uw K , , www m w v H X gl. 4x 42 Track and cross country - -1:nT ,'Q -Ytswfifg' E-r'T-fb A y'-'f,T: 4 Eilfl I Ji? i??:m,-nf W . , . af- pp ful .' :V --4, ,w L- Ljfiagf-fi' WL-' ,5?,,'g 1 ,--.,i,' .A- R, QQ: -V -, 4,,:' f 'v- ,n - ,ff-' Q, b 11.41, 2. ' . v-,,.. gy., A -Q sf!! gf v 'J' ' . I, 1 Ai , Q . . -as-..-lf vw , l. M. .1-Q:',.1,n . 1, ., ,, , - ,?'1.a's' .1 'jimi -D :nz :- .F -.mr .K fy'-5 , '-avl. , , All .'A f . ,, -Y-.-S?-:-13237-'T' 3 '- . . J -. 1 h Z .'.- I rx ' 'i j ' . vl- V Y , . .V H.. ., .- ,525 c rl 1.-4 K- lr: 5:11 f' HJ 1f?1'l:7:22l:'L-2525.541 :-:'.:-:I 'jr' 21 ,af 7 I w ' - E : 1' I .4 I A 1' XX X . X br , N.. 1, ,gi A f. Hit ,.'. . C 1. qc- at ,Q A 'H 'r!i'?lT L . ,, . . 5 F . Ht ' .1 In . -1? ,. .- Efit. I .H-t , . ., il P 75. , l P .., ,foci t.W....,...,..-,..3q.-.. -- f if ,, my - 1- 1 .f-M AMH1- n' l X - .:,'.-,, .D ,.,-.6 0 H ,:'x'x 4 - eff.-ir... ., ' , h t- ep ., 9-, sk, - w 4a 55 'g' , -. 1 Nur- 'S -f Q X f 1 S wx mit v si v ' C D Ain.. H l le mf -if C. Danny Tewmey takes a trial run as he warms up for the pole vault. D. Victor Grossman clears the bar as he shouts out, Look, Mom, only one hand. E. Wendall Tewmey gets a few pointers from Coach Feist and Coach Andrew during a conference before the coming event. Track and cross country 43 1 Raider Crew has striking appearance in new baseball apparel D11 -4 1' ' A D A Raider squad for 1973 season. Row 1- Don Dicus, Steve Cook, Greg Ebel, Ierry Walker, Gary Richmond, Barry Lauber. Row 2-Bob Schwagmeier, Tim Castner, Tracy Lemon, Rick Grossman, Garry Lau- ber, Ierry Lowe, Gary Landwehr. D Assistant coach Larry Sutherlin keeps watchful eye on the game from his key po- sition in the dugout. 44 Baseball .'T I wzasg-air, iw.: 'Q QX If V fi B C T eom responds to ooooh's advice E B Coach Helton. shows disbelief in the teams' display oflability. C Barry Lauber prepares to send another opponent back to his dugout, hitless. E Gary Iahnigen rejoices after tasting vic- tory once again. Baseball 45 . :Qi ' ' ' Sw: mlm if ' 4. ks Q 'Y V .32 -..A H nw W' w u .X 2 -i 'W ms .V H K' 4 1 I ' 1 ,..., U'l'a 555' 46 Cheerleaders .13 :F 'C . , , MW 4 A y 1'i?:i-M33 'NVE lug. ,iv .gy , ' .1 K --V X ' hs Y fi 'f'-flxlxi. 51 . L ...N if Q T' . 5' V, 5, fum . ,- ' if .A K' 71: 1, tw A - A 2 llgf 'g-1mf i,f'.- 1, Q, 1. Q' 1'-'H .fi is V15 15 .4 ,r' ff' ,wir p 1 We ,lx I uv W ,., P .F fi H 1, 3,1-f 1 mf ei J-1 ni J fl fx,-f ff-' , yi ,I Ml' I X 'W '-I H-1 X., .im -H S y v WR! . if V, .. gwff W' AW 'IN ' Ml P F M 1 'vs A Iunior Kevin Mack takes a shot through a flock of Milan Indians. B Mighty Raiders gather around their trophy after winning the Holiday Tourney. Row 1-Denise Holcomb, Debbie Lauber, Mary Myers, Pat Singleton, Resa Williams. Row 2-Terry Black, Mike Gabbard, jerry Lowe, Row 3-Greg Kennedy, Bill Parker, Tony Byard, Barry Lauber, Victor Gross- man, Bruce Underwood, Gary Iahnigen, Coach Richard Helton. Row 4-Coach Iames Feist, Garry Lauber, Eddie Lee, Ke- vin Mack, Greg Wilson, Bill Kennedy. Raiders reign holiday tourney champs 48 sp' -.4 IU J . 1 5 In fgm S Q 72. ' , 2' - '4 H Q 'W-sf is K Q4 'A ,. gulf! ' KK. 6 1-usnlw-lu 'E'f'Lf?..45f. X- Y, E .VT ffm 1 1. 1 - fl Q' Raiders end year with banquet G Award winners, speakers, and coach are pictured at basketball banquet held on Tuesday, March 13. Row 1-Coach Iarnes Feist, Mary Myers-most valuable cheer- leaderg Kevin Mack-winner of best free throw percent and hustler award: Barry Lauber-winner of sportsmanship award. Row 2-Victor Grossman, most improved playerg Steve Green and Iohn Ritter, speakers, Bruce Underwood, winner of scholarship award, most rebounds, best field goal percent, and most valuable playerg Mr. Moorhead, master of ceremonies. H Senior ballplayer Tony Byard shoots a bunny. IVictor Grossman adds two points to Raiders' score. I Iunior player Victor Grossman shows ICD Eagles how it's done. I 1 Var. Basketball 51 l A Reserve goins ability through experiences B B-Team Schedule Us They Moores Hill 71 13 Southwestern 39 49 Sunman 40 44 I-C-D 44 42 Shawe 41 49 Dillsboro 40 43 Moores Hill ttourneyj 70 17 Shawe ttourneyj 54 51 North Dearborn 30 67 South Decatur 64 34 Batesville 45 62 lennings County 31 72 Switzerland County 46 29 North Detzutur 46 40 Milan 58 50 Aurora 48 56 Lawreneeburg 39 65 Rising Sun 55 34 Season record 9-9 A Row 1-Martin MeNeelan, Don Dicus, Dzivid Ebinger, Bob Schwagmeier. jeff Luuber. Row 2-Coach lumes Feist, jerry Lowe, Doug Downey, David Briscoe, Mel- vin Renfro, Mike Stratton, Ierry Walker, Coach Dick Helton, B Raiders and Tigers struggle for the ball as it comes down from the rebound. 52 B-team gl ll A ,tj at 1., X 5 m v' x s mm sd SW I-Z Ag .. 25+ I s 'Q J we .1 ..,T as V l BN J t 152 .A 'T if X - Y ,-f n 4 , x X NGS 0 I l y 6 .y ..,,' '- V . ,....:. W, 1 A Young Raiders prepare for future years B I' ' I D- f '1-Fi 'l r ' I ' I I ' I I '- 'F' -i I -..QA I .QL Q . IIB., , '-w +r -7- - ' 7, A+. 4-iff' W - ....,,,,,ix .if V li'f ? S ,free lfiriz. A Fresfhmen Row 1-Gwen Bonta, Connie Byard, Kim Prarat. Row 2-Mike Baugh, Mike McNeelan, Sam Byarcl, Mike Werner, Larry Allen. Row 3-Louie Minch, mgr. Bill Brewer, jeff l-lafft, Mike Hyatt, Bob Allen, jeff Werner, Phil Delay, Coach Larry Sutherlin. 54 Basketball 1' '4 Seventh Grade SR Aurora SR Moores Hill SR Iennings Co. SR I-C-D SR Switz. Co. SR Milan SR Lawrenceburg SR Southwestern SR Holton SR Dillsboro SR I-C-D SR Madison Shawe Record 11-1 US THEY 32 19 40 43 21 30 42 40 40 6 46 45 Freshman Schedule SR Aurora SR Shawe SR Rising Sun SR Switz. Co. SR Milan SR Batesville SR North Dearborn SR I-C-D SR Dillsboro SR Sunman SR Lawrenceburg Freshman Tourney SR Rising Sun SR Southwestern Record 6-7 Eighth Grade Schedule SR Aurora SR Moores Hill SR Iennings Co. SR Rising Sun SR Switz. Co. SR Milan SR Lawrenceburg SR North Dearborn SR I-C-D SR Southwestern SR Sunman SR Holton SR Dillsboro SR I-C-D SR Madison Shawe Ripley County Grade Tourney Champs Record 15-3 C THEY 39 46 51 33 26 51 57 45 34 34 39 30 42 THEY 52 39 63 '12 34 35 35 23 41 24 30 39 49 34 45 B Seventh grade Row 1-Ieff Buchanan, Tim Linkmeyer, Gil Landwehr, Rod Wil- hoit, Kevin Thompson, Ieff Stegemoller, Tony Walker. Row 2-Mark Kennedy, mgr., Robbie Green, Tim Koger, Steve Al- len, Bud Gilley, David Sipples, Branch Howard. Ioel Budke, Mike Whitaker, mgr., Coach Sam Durham C Eighth grade Row 1-Lena While, Becky Schwagmeier, Amy Underwood. Row 2- Keith Allen, mgr., Branch Howard, David Sippley, Chris Werner, Chris Ralston, Dean Bonta, Randy Bales, Mike Hunger, mgr. Row 3-Coach Don Andrew, Greg Howard, Mark Kieffer, Gayle Howard, Tom White, Todd Castner, Rodney Strat- ton, David Furnish, Mark Hendricks, Ben Wilson, Steve Allen. qt mg, J i S0 1 1, W ,UD 3 ii .---'- A B A The nucleus of the S.R. golf team take time from practice to pose for a picture. Left to right, Bill Kennedy, Greg Kennedy, Chris Schuerman, Gary Richmond, Bill Parker, Coach lim Feist. B Lee Strassell, Rick Wilhoit, and Philip Delay are caught practicing their swings before the tee off. 56 Golf i '. bawdy- -,f, -K 1 ...n--an-- Y, 1.- vw- 5- U'-W5fQNlns.ilhbl S.R. Raiders swing into ootion E C Iunior Rick Wilhoit takes much pre- caution in lining up his shot. D Rookie golfer Philip Delay learns some new golfing techniques. E Coach lim Feist demonstrates how it's donefor his group of Raider golfers. Golf 57 A 1 W .J .N. I Q li34 - - u N I i vxslroas Q Home t . 7 Y s : .5 Lg 2-eipff t. ..,, V -by . tufgrtw - '15 lt 2-s'iQ e'Qc f' 4 t i. fgffgis ff ' T 1 i V t N 'Ht '- E it Ugg!-E H Y . R eg s x l L Q i Q Y' '92 5 ' t ' A it HDR! 1 1 i t i ' N I .. i W ' ,A Q 'rl C A Pictured are the East All-Star winners Row 1-Bob Dresselhaus, Lee Crocker, Marvin Harrell, Darrell Bustle, Rick Wil- hoit. Row 2-Lester Baugh, William Tew- mey, Bruce Sutton, Keith Childers. B Steve Vaugh shoots a foul shot while teammates and opponents prepare to rebound. C Greg Baugh lays one up. D Pictured are the Bucks. Row 1-Wendell Tewmey, Ieff Tauber, Tracy Lemon. Row 2-Gary Brooks, lack Everage, Dennis Hewitt, Dennis Watts. E Pictured are the A's. Row 1-Keith Childers, Carl Adkins, Lester Baugh. Row 2-Mike Meierle, Larry Smith. 58 Intramurals -- 3- - - W V 1 I ' 1 f 1 V N r Wap:,fa, 14 . '1 tw? K Z 35 f, 1 Lg t E k AZ' :l '. fi 1' A - A U ' ..:,, 5 ' :if :K 1 ff? F . .V ' if 1 ll -4 it W 1 GWSQQV t rr.. SR bays display much talent in intramural sports ki M H F What goes up must come down. G Pictured is the West All-star team. Row 1-Bill Bode, Tracy Lemon, Gary Lauber, Ieff Lauber, Greg Ebel. Row 2-Rick Cross- man, Dennis Hewitt, Dennis Watts, Mike Gribben, Carl Demaree. H Above pictured are the Narcs. Row 1- Ioe Clayton, Bob Dresselhaus, Bruce Sut- ton, Lee Crocker. Row 2-Gary Curran, Carl Childers. I Pictured are the Aces. Row 1-Allen Webster, Greg Landwehr, Doug Denny, Frank Eaton. Row 2-Carl Demaree, Rick Grossman. Greg Baugh. Intramurals 59 Girls and guys go out for athletics A Girls Athletic Association Row 1 Che ryl Ebinger pres Denise Holcomb vice pres, Mrs. Fuhrman, Mrs. Helton, spon- sors: Babs McNeelan-treas.g Bonnie Bai- ley-Sec. B Lettermerfs Club, Row 1-Mr. Helton, Mr. Feist, sponsors, Tony Byard, Bruce Underwood, Dennis Hewitt, Barry Lauber. Row 2-Kevin Mack, Greg Ebel, Wendell Tewmey, Billy Kennedy, Bill Parker, Gary Iahnigen, Dennis Holcomb, Eddie Lee. Row 3-Greg Kennedy, Victor Grossman, Ieff Lauber, Martin McNeelan, Bob Dres- selhaus, William Tewmey, Tracy Lemon, Gary Richmond, Greg Wilson. Row 4-Rick Richmond, Gary Landwehr, David Briscoe, Tim Castner, Ierry Walker, Steve Cook, Rick Grossman, Garry Lauber, Danny Isaacs, Bobby Schwagmeier. Row 5-Ierry Lowe, Don Dicus 60 Clubs Athletics ot SR holds challenge for GAA Ll C D i i I Q I I V-ifffsnfxn J J. . - :D , ,,,,! ,Q .:., he -ll ' af1-w:'f .1 1:3--135111 ' ti i:l..1a.:M ' friiz! in . we , J qj'-m a.: -:ia ' .- e- X.. -. 1 , -f:5wa'r13': 1 -gsm '-if ., - 'H fr .'f1'f7'r:,-Akftjrwfg 'Y ' '1 . ,v S .-.-55W ' . ' 1-+71 ' 15.2 li . . .Q Y -., ., ., ff ,b 4 W wr- , - D.. 1 A 2 - ,I fvfgclsf 1fg?f:'1lg!jv-.-L-l' ,': ., Q51 Qi - . -. T-- . . 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A vv ?5,g1i3f -' 1:':1.f- dxf5'rI?.A ,- - .. . W . .U ., , ' .-..- '- v-- ' ,A-.1 use ' V . -2' :ala f':,'1. ,--1133.313-fLg:iS':-L.-bi E C GAA's retiring officers induct officers for next year. Bonnie Bailey, Natalie Hat- ton, Deanna Bradley, Cheryl Ebinger, Mrs. Helton, Bev Colvin, Babs McNeelan, and Denise Holcomb. D GAA members Dawn Buente, Sharon Comer, and Kim Prarat practice for track meet. E lane Spencer passes Debbie Lauber, Me- lanie Isaacs, and julie Taylor in a fight to the finish. Clubs 61 A A Senior, junior, and sophomore members of the Pep Club pose with varsity cheer- leaders Pat Singleton, Denise Holcomb, Mary Myers, Debbie Lauber, and Resa Williams. B SR's creative Art Club pictured at right. Row 1-Angela Mitchell, treasurer, Karen Rogers, secretary, Lisa Kieffer, president, Shirley Webster, vice-president: and Mrs. Gardner. sponsor. Row 2-Connie Strimple, Denise Wagner, Susan Mitchell, Lisa Williams, Lester Baugh, Mona Byard, Iane Spencer, Tina Ioncs. Row 3-Rick Wilhoit, Greg Kennedy, Robin Barricklow, Randy Bush, Mike Vanosdol, Io Ann Reed. Row 4-Diane Wilson, joey Perkins, Ieff Lauber, Mark Meisberger, Lynn Lohrum, Danny Tewmey, Kevin Sturgeon, Conrad Green. 62 Clubs Pep Club and Art Club help improve school spirit D fa' 'S' 'wwf ' 'Y-: VK vi fx 1 v.EYY--X x.V ll: K M , mf C Reserve cheerleaders, Debbie Burress, Connie Baily, Melissa Geyman, and Rhonda Mack pose in front of the Ir. high and freshman members of the Pep Club, D Art teacher Mrs. Gardner shows her en- thusiasm during Spirit Week. E SR's immortal Super Raider fRobin Wallj makes an appearance during a bas- ketball game. Clubs 63 With Charity for all, SSS has eventful year A Senior members are busy on the float for the Pumpkin Show. B SSS members and officers-Pres.-Babs McNeelan, Rec. Sec.-Linda White, Vice Pres.-Debbie Lauber, Treas.-Mary Myers, Songleaders-Lottie Hiatt, jackie Hafft, Corr. Sec.-Connie Bailey. C With love in their heart several senior girls pose on SSS float reflecting SSS's motto. 64 SSS T v I I Q .11 .Y ' ..- fl B rvlwv V .E EZir:?iI ' J ' DTS! ' 4 ,, . -,T, A -.-,rigrjg E V gf!-A 'Q H ., ,.,4- -J .',3.g,g, ' J ': 'vrf?'f' , - . f.:.,,. f -'N L15 - ' .-J, f V .-'Yi 5 A' V iff: m,,,!1'Wl N .1 H mf SSS girls give intelligent service wiv 'fi' - i,il l ff ' 'A 4v h-me - ' Z, in ggi 1 : llll lll r r M l M , , , 4 D E -'Y 'N D Linda White checks senior members point cards to see if they have enough to ' h . receive a c arm E Denise Holcomb writes check for Riley Fund. SSS 65 A Senior Honor Society member Melanie Hatton receives a patch from sponsor Mr. Phinney for her graduation stole. B Honor Society members, Row '1-Bill Kennedy, pres., Kevin Mack-vice pres, Lisa Kieffer, seo: Lottie Hiatt, treas.g Mr. Phinney. Row 2-Donna Reed, Cindy Whitaker, Resa Williams, Cheryl Ebinger, Melanie Hatton, Darla Fuehrer, Teresa Linkmeyer, Bill Hughes, Owen Men- chhofer. Row 3-Tanya Horton, Candy Iackson, Christy Hill. Bev Colvin, Tim Fer- guson, Bruce Underwood, Rick Keeney, Greg Ebel, Rosanne Heath. Row 4-Betty Dilk, Deborah Daily, Kathy Thieman, Christy Hunger, Peggy Cox, Sally Booster, Dianna Hughes, jill Craig, Mary Myers, Pam Sporleder. Row 5-Linda White, Barb Peace, Donny Denny, Debbie Iohnson, Donna Akers, Cassy Adams, Kathy Kief- fer, Donn Snedaker, Gary Iahnigen, Bill Parker. Honor stu B N-i A dents excel, goin recognition fk C. is 'il l F3 ig! 0-bl n A it i l C Student Council members, Row 1-Dick Fuehrer, pres. Greg Wilson. vice pres. Owen Menchhofer, sec., Donn Snedaker, treas.: Row 2-Eddie Lee, Babs McNeelan, Bev Buchanan. Marilyn Belew, Lottie Hiatt, Beth Williams, Teresa Linkmeyer, Resa Williams, Ianie Werner, Darla Fueh- rer. Row 3-Bruce Underwood, David Walsh, Randy Christman, Greg Ebel, Tina McCalip, Natalie Hatton, Deanna Hooton, Carol johnson, Cassy Adams, Debbie Lau- ber. Row 4-Mark Kennedy, Mike Rich- mond. Glen Menchhofer, Greg Kennedy, Bill Parker, Susan Mitchell. Debbie Bur- ress, Brenda Swango. D Senior Sally Booster addresses enve- lopes for Easter seals, a project of the Honor Society Clubs 67 F altering tongues learn foreign languages A -.-.mag-1 ,i , , ..e,, di B A Iuniors show their Latin spirit during the Pumpkin Show parade. B Kim Prarat and Mike White reign as King and Queen on Latin initiation day. D Students gather for a typical Spanish Club meeting during schedule two period. 68 Clubs E i 5 . . gg. . 4 Q it vi l il . gi l l , . .' W , F Q , C Latin Club: Row 1-Susan Pickett, Gladys Welch-sponsor, Donna Akers- song leader, Greg Wilson-photographer. Candy Iackson-reporter, William Tew- mey-secretary, Mona Byard-treasurer, Bev Colvin-historian, George Turner, Ke- vin Mack-consul, Owen Menchhofer- consul. Row 2-Sharon Comer, Glen Men- chhofer, Mike White, Danny Tewmey, Tim Ferguson, Dianna Hughes, Melanie Hat- ton, Robin Wall, Mike Meierle. Bill Hughes, Donna Reed. Row 3--Terry Yo- cum, Larry Allen, Mike McNeelan, Greg Kennedy, Brenda Hunger, Betty Dilk, Cathy Lee, Cindy Gilley, Regina Kieffer, Ellen Holman, Debbie Burress, Denise Pickett. Row 4-jerry Hunteman, Kevin Ward, Deanna Dradley, Teresa Arnold. Nancy Black, Sheila Ruble, Kim Prarat. Natalie Hatton, Tina McCalip, Peggy Kief- fer, Peggy McCoy, Linda Heath, Tera Turner. E Spanish Club: Row 1-Beverly Bu- chanan-president, Cassy Adains-Vice- president, Susan Mitchell-secretary. Tonya Brewer-treasurer. Row 2-Debbie Iacobs, Tricia Lee, Nancy Bradley, Iill Craig, Kathy Kieffer, Chris Schuerman. David Walsh, Rick King, Randy Christ- man, Bob Hunger, Ieff Werner. Row 3- Diane Meisberger-sponsor, Diana Hu- relbrink, Gwen Bonta. Marilynn Rea. Laura Moore, Ellen Isaacs, Ierry Lowe. Vicky Droege, jackie Hafft, Don Dicus, Dick Halcomb, Charlotte Tingle. Row 4- Tony Schmidlapp, Mike Hyatt, Gail Yau- ger, lanell Wood, Melody Stratton, Sue Patterson, Debbie May, Tina Meisberger. Connie Morris, Rick Richmond, Tim Cas- tner, Steve Cook, Rick Yocum. Row 5- I i l I Rick Hosmer, Bennie Phillips, Cynthia Stutler, Vickie Rohrig, Candy Royce, Leesa Clem, Shirley Hunger, Carol Browning, Cathy Hance, Marty Buchanan, Carol -i- Kieffer, Connie Bailey. Row 6-Phil Delay, jamie Stevenson, Ionh Chappell, Louis Minch, Doug Lows, Gwen Smith, Frances Moore, Ann Spencer, Rhonda Dicus. Con- x nie Byard, Dawn Buente. Peggy Parker. F Third year Spanish student Bev Buchan- nan attends to her presidential duties dur- ing Spanich Club. A Another Social Studics club meeting in session. B Hands up for a Science Club vote. D It's good that entertaining club meetings relieve the tensions of a day. 1 'i I mg-J ' - uiubs ii: ,gfrzgn ' T' 1- ul-fe the days brighter E .sa . it i ti' , .--5. s -at C Science Club, Row 1, Iames E. McIn- tosh, K. Mclntosh, sponsors: Peter Stenger, president: Debbie Lauber, treasurer, Bev Colvin, secretary: tnot pictured: Terry Black, vice presidentj. Row 2, George Turner, Tracy Lemon, Bob Dresselhaus, Mike Meierle, William Tewmey, Iackie Fields, Wendell Tewmey, Eddie Lee, Brenda Swango, Donna Denny, julie Tay- lor, Tanya Horton, Candy jackson, Nancy Francis, Carol Booster, Loretta Moody, Mona Byard, Carl Adkins, Dennis Watts. Row 3, Rick Wilhoit, Steve Vaughn, David Walsh, Gary Richmond, Randy Christman, Lee Crocker, Randy Cutter, Tim Ferguson, Kevin Mack, Christy Hill, Victor Gross- man, Mike Gribben, Gary Landwehr. Roy Branson, Ernie Cliff, Tim Schmidlapp, Gail McNew. Row 4, Linda White, Denise Holcomb, Melissa Adkins, Carla White, Ia- nell Wood, Gail Yauger, Bonnie Bailey, Barbara Vanosdol, Debbie Richardson, Melody Stratton, Ioy Hughes, Connie Mor- ris, Rick Richmond, Tim Castner, Ierry Lowe, Nick Klusman, Row 5, Ieff Lauber, Rick Yocum, Steve Cook, Larry Smith, Ierry Walker, Michael Powers, Doug Lows, Mike McNeclan, Dawn Buente, Bob Allen, Larry Allen, Danny Tewmey, Mike White, Denise Pickett, Kim Prarat, Sharon Comer, Teresa Arnold, Cynthia Stutler, Tina Meis- berger, Tera Turner, Scott Gaebes, Doug Smith, Wesley Roy. E Social Studies Club, Row 1, Tony Byard, president: Robin Wall, vice-presi- dent: Mr. Rogers, sponsor: Cindy Whita- ker, secretary: Greg Ebel, treasurer. Row 2, Teresa Linkmeyer, Ianie Werner, Bobbi Engelhardt. Deborah Daily, Ioan West, Hope Gray, Lottie Hiatt, Rosanne Heath, Beverly Buchanan. Row 3, lane Spencer, Christy Hunger, Resa Williams, Kathy Thieman, Melanie Hatton, Brenda Schwagmeier, Pat Singleton, Donn Sneda- ker, Dick Fuehrer. Row 4, Melissa Geisler, Marilyn Belew, Bill Parker, Carl Adkins, Gary Landwehr, Dennis Watts, Mike Crib- ben, Rick Keeney, Donna Reed. Row 5, Garry Lauber, Darla Fuehrer, Gary Iahni- gen, Rick Grossman, Dennis Hewitt, Barry Lauber, Pam Sporleder, Babs McNeelan, Chris Schuerman. Students give of spare time to assist in library A Student librarians-Row 1-Babs McNeelan, Brenda Briscoe, Beverly Sams, Holly Wilson, Rita Miller, Grace Elston, Pete Stenger, Gary Curran, Mrs. Harrell. Row 2-Doug Denny, Darlene Morris, Sandy Castner, Laura Grigsby, Tina Iones, Shirley Webster, Bob Dresselhaus. Row 3- Carl Demaree, Laura Moore, Marilyn Rea, Nancy Bradley, Brenda Vermillion, Rick Wilhoit, Steve Vaughn. B Leland Vanosdol sticks close to the books while deep in his research. 72 Clubs C Senior Donna Reed shows perfect form while inspiring the class during her speech. D Student librarian Rita Miller performs her duty of finding overdue hooks. E Drama Club-Row 1-Carol Booster, Te- resa Linkmeyer, Christy Hunger, Bobbi Engelhardt, Ianie Werner, Resa Williams, Kathy Thieman, Deborah Daily, Lottie Hiatt, Rosanne Heath, Darla Fuehrer, Cindy Whitaker, Mary Smith. Row 2-Billy Kennedy, lane Spencer, Pam Sporleder, Marilyn Belew, Melissa Geisler, Brenda Schwagmeier, Pat Singleton, Donn Suede- ker, Dick Fuehrer, Dennis Hewitt, Bruce Underwood, Tony Byard, Mrs. Moorhead, Row 3-Greg Ebel, Donna Reed, Babs McNeelan, Bill Parker, Chris Schuerman, Mike Gribben, Robin Wall, Sally Booster, Bill Hughes, Beth Williams, Marla Black. Row 4-Rick Keeney, George Turner, Garry Lauber, Gary Iahnigen, Rick Grossman, Peter Slenger, Lisa Kieffer, Peggy Cox, Brenda Briscoe, Barry Lauber, Owen Men- chhofer, Mike Vanosdol. 'xi , ,,, , 'xx e R 73 Clubs formed from interests ffx 4 A B D A Math Club members, Row 1-Mr. Wag- ner, Owen Menchhofer, pres.g Billy Ken- nedy, vice-pres., Iill Craig, sec., Bill Parker, treas. Row 2-Keith Childers, Chris Schuerman, Rick Keeney, Melissa Gey- man, Vickie Huntington. Row 3-Brenda Hunger, Greg Wilson, Iackie Hafft, Greg Kennedy, Bruce Huntington. B Future Farmers of America. Row 1- Dale Schwanholt, reporter, joey Perkins, sentinelq Arthur Meisberger, pres. David Ward, sec.: Gary Curran, vice pres.: Wil- liam Tewmey, trees., Iames Wilson, ad- viser, Steve Fellows, student teacher. Row Z-Clinton Day, Daniel Iceberg, Carl De- maree, Dennis Holcomb, Doug Denny, Mark Back, Keith Scott, Charles Black, Mark Booster, Eddie Lee, Clay Brinson. Row 3-Alois Asche, Leland Vanosdol, Dick Halcomb, Iohn Vestal, David May, Iim Ashby, Doug Downey, Nathan Con- over, Danny Beach, Ioe Clayton, Marvin Downey. Row 4-lack Benham, Clinton Miller, Keith Ellison, lack Everage, Martin McNeelan, David Ebinger, Terry Downey, Rick King, Larry Smith, Larry Bryant, lim Black, Woody Brewer. Row 5-Steve Cur- ran, Bob McKenzie, Darrell Schwanholt, Faron Mack, Iohn Browning, Mark Meis- berger, Clayton Day, Don Iolly, Tony Schmidlapp, Scott Prather, Glen Biddle. 74 Organizations il rgtv- -5 su-ef .Lk we -. 5 Busy students become better adult Citizens C C A look of pure pleasure appears as Art Meisberger becomes the FFA president for the year. D Math Club meeting features sponsor Wagner explaining a problem as Iill mun- ches the day's refreshment-popcorn. E Gary Curran takes the oath of office as FFA's vice-president. Organizations 75 A Senior Beth Williams learns the duties of a secretary during FTA teachers' aid day. B Row 1-Bobbi Engelhardt-president, Christy Hunger-vice president, Marilyn Belew-treasurer, Beth Willian1s-Secre- tary, Emogene Carter-sponsor. Row 2- Babs McNeelan, Peggy Cox, lane Spencer, Lottie Hiatt, Teresa Linkmeyer, Ianie Wer- ner, Cindy Whitaker, Rosanne Heath, Ioan West, Brenda Briscoe, Donna Reed, Robin Wall, Sally Booster. Row 3-Darla Fuehrer, Deborah Daily, Kathy Thieman, Melissa Geisler, Dennis Hewitt, Tony Byard, Bruce Underwood, Gary Iahnigen, Chris Schuer- man, Carol Booster. Row 4-Hope Gray, Resa Williams, Greg Ebel, Barry Lauber, Bill Parker, Peter Stenger, Rick Grossman, Donn Snedaker, Bill Hughes. C Diann Monroe, senior member of FTA, acts as teacher while assisting some younger members of an art class. 76 Clubs C - :WSW It F .f -f. . ,EQ f 127 -73-' - t,,,, 5 L +L- E- I in in 'thc H . it w 5, 15: 1 , . wil Teoohmg, nursing, whatever goal, we prepare for our future J? R 1 15512, D During a party, before Christmas vaca- tion, the future nurses are delighted by a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus. E Row 1-Teresa Linkmeyer-president, Marilyn Belew-vice president, Darla Fuehrer-secretary, Betty Carlson-spon- sor. Row 2-Peggy Cox, Dianna Hughes, Donna Akers, Rita Miller, Susan Conover, Rhonda Heath, Cindy Gilley. Row 3-Pam McClure, Kathy Smith, Nancy Black, Leesa Clem, Rebecca Oney, Pam Elston. Row 4-Regina Kieffer, Diane Wilson, Laura Moore, Debbie Naylor, Kathy Hop- kins, Cathy Lee. Row 5-Kathy Thieman, Debbie Burress, Ellen Holman, Marla Black. Clubs 77 1920 illllll , , xg-Px - 1 Y , x ,ff A Row 1, Darla Fuehrer, Resa Williams, Melody Stratton, Connie Strimple, Ianell Wood, Sue Patterson, Babs McNeelan, Diann Monroe, Susan Mitchell, Brenda Keeton, Vickie Huntington, Peggy Parker, Natalie Hatton, Debbie May, Christy Hun- ger, Cindy Whitaker, Rosanne Heath, Lot- tie Hiatt. Row 2, jill Craig, Bev Colvin, Christy Hill, Candy Iackson, Nancy Francis, Lisa Williams, Brenda Schwag- meier, Carol Booster, Barbara Bradford, Martin McNeelan, Tim Ferguson, lack Corey, Rick Fuehrer, Conrad Green, lack Everage, Tony Hiatt, David Briscoe, Ieff Hafft, Bob Hunger, Mark Booster, Chris Schuerman. Row 3, Mike Meierle, Bruce Huntington, Carla White, Gail Yauger, Linda Heath, Marilynn Rea, Sheila Ruble, Marty Buchanan, Connie Bailey, Bonnie Bailey, Tricia Lee, Brenda Briscoe, Ianie Werner, Donn Snedaker, Larry Allen, Hope Gray, Tera Turner, Tony Diem, Sha- ron Comer, Allen Webster, Tina Meisber- ger, Nancy Black, Teresa Linkmeyer, Ann Spencer, Beth Williams, Cynthia Stutler, Robin Wall. Row 4, Owen Menchhofer, Iackie Hafft, Ioan West, Donna Reed, Dawn Buente, Teresa Arnold, Rhonda Heath, Bruce Underwood, Greg Ebel, Ieff Werner, Darrell Day, Brenda Hunger, Greg Baugh, Greg Wilson, Leesa Clem, Bob A1- len, Phil Delay, Mike McNeelan, Mike Hyatt, Doug Lows, Susan Pickett, Peggy McCoy, Ierry Hunteman, Carol Browning, Danny Tewmey, Glen Menchhofer, Debbie Iacobs, Diana Hurelbrink, Diann Franklin, Connie Byard, Charlotte Tingle, Greg Ken- nedy, Dianna Hughes, Sally Booster. Row 5, Melissa Geyman, Tony Byard, Dick Fuehrer, Peter Stenger, Denise Pickett, Pam Hayden, Billy Kennedy, George Turner, William Tewmey, Wendell Tew- mey, Dick Halcomb, Steve Vaughn, Mike White, Cathy Lee, Kim Prarat, Peggy Kief- fer, Mona Byard. Mr. Holdsworth, direc- tor, in background. B Not only do the band members march in various fairs and do floor shows during basketball season, but they entertain fel- low students by playing while home- coming and pumpkin show queen candi- date parade before the students. C Majorettes for 1972-1973 are Cindy Whitaker, Darla Fuehrer, Connie Strimple. Resa Williams, Diana Hurelbrink, Susan Mitchell, Iill Craig, Moria Byard. I N , m,Hr ,n:13 :5g.gg4mf1 r- ' 1 gm-12 -i ' I f7 .R'h.: E-LJ'J2l - . . , 6 - 1. i i H A ' 1 A 9L?fi:siiI'ui 0 - 'ff 5-5jQ11,f5nA,1.Yg.7 ,V . ,.,..- , 7 - , un wybv, , xx - -1-'.,. ui E, W' -in D It's not all worl-ig there's fun too. + , -V .1-N, --'Ta ,,.a,g.f- xxx ,pg -- :---f-,Sm . A.. f Y ' 'Ln ff-writ ' f . N'-nf -. ., ,wx W V ,, . , ., Y .M ---M ..-- V 31:33 - 1.,,q5 .fig Fam, D Resa Williams concentrates on her rou- tine during Pumpkin Show parade. Sr. Band 79 junior bond gains experience os yeor progresses C Row 1-Ianet Bradford, Lisa Lafary, Mary Kirkpatrick, Dana Hooton, Susanne Branson, Dee Hooton, Cecilia Libunao, Cathy Tebbing, Belinda Back, Teresa Back, Sandy Day, Marla Evans, Sheri Baugh, julie Creigmile, Cindy Green. Row Z-Patty Westrneier, Amy Underwood, Beth Horton, Peggy Doyle, Anita Ruble, Ia- net May, Chris Ralston, Rebecca Schwag- meier, Babby Yauger, Bud Gilley, Susan Browning, Dona Hiatt, Sally Underwood. Row 3-Sandy Ashby, Mary Ann Mitchell, Linda Lee Grinstead, LaDonna Lows, Barb Scott, Cindy Allen, Cherri Brown, Sharon Hunger, Kim Iarvis, Denise Iacobs, Chris Werner, Steve Allen, Randy Bales, Kevin Thompson, Rick Mahoney, Ronnie Taylor, lim Lee, Mark Ruble, Tim Koger, Kevin Menchhofer, Kent Carter, Ieff Stegemiller, jim Huntington, Steve Lovins. Row 4- Cheryl Tebbing, Debbie Ruggles, Tammy Allen, Kathy Feller, Debbie james, Mary Heidorn, Ellen Hunger, Lena White, Debra Day, Larry Hensley, Ben Wilson, Bobby Brewington, Mike Whitaker, Robbie Green, Brian Keeney, Mike Hunger. Row 5-Keith Allen, Rodney Stratton, Tom White, David Furnish, Mark Kennedy, Marty Gross, 80 Ir. Band A Chris Ralston, Becky Schwagmeier, and Babby Yauger show some techniques on their horns. B Ir. band shows relief as concert comes to an end. D Row 1-Sandy Day, Dee Hooton, Cecilia Libunao, Patty Westmeier, Amy Under- wood, Peggy Doyle, Sandra Ashbi, Debbie Ruggle, Mary Ann Mitchell, Linda Lee Grinstead, janet May, Anita Ruble. Row 2-Mike Hunger, Sharon Hunger, Kim jar- vis, Marla Evans, Teresa Back, Belinda Back, Denise Iacobs, Babby Yauger, Becky Schwagmeier, Susan Browning, Sally Un- derwood, Dona Hiatt. Row 3-Brian Keeney, Steve Allen, Mark Kennedy, Chris Werner, Chris Ralston, Larry Hensley, Randy Bales, Kevin Thompson, Kevin Menchhofer, Kent Carter. E Ir. high majorettes work diligently for performances. They are: Sandy Day, head majorette, Sheri Baugh, Cheryl Tebbing, Mary Ann Mitchell, and Cherri Brown. Ir. Band 81 C A South Ripley sent their largest delega- tion ever to solo and ensemble. B Row 1-Mr. Gary I-Ioldsworth, director: Dick Fuehrer, presidentg Hope Gray, vice- presidentg Teresa Linkmeyer, sec-treas., Darla Fuehrer, reporter, Mrs. Patsy Hold- sworth, director. Row 2-Shirley Webster, Bobbi Engelhardt, Ianie Werner, Ioan West, Lottie Hiatt, Rosanne I-leath, Cindy Whitaker, Brenda Shwagmeier, Brenda Swango, Susan Conover, Rita Miller, Bev- erly Sams, Carolyn Spurlock, Sherri Graves, Marilyn Belew, Pat Singleton. Row 3-Tina Iones, LaDonna Hayes, Tanya Horton, Bev Colvin, Nancy Francis, Candy Iackson, Cindy Gilley, Carol jolly, Melissa Adkins, Diana Franklin, Sue Wil- liams, Susan Struckman, Connie Mullins, Verna Spurlock, Carla Adams, Denise Wagner. Row 4-Ellen Isaacs, Debbie May, Myrna Rea, Bobbi Goodall, Reva Estell, Mary McQueen, Pam Pinkerton, Rhonda Dicus, Cathy Hance, Carol Browning, Re- gina Hensley, Carol Kieffer, Becky Swango, Gail Wilhoit, Debbie Bradley, Tina Meisberger. Row 5-Iackie Hafft, Ianey Ruggles, Cassy Adams, Melanie Isaacs, Debbie Iohnson, Kathy Kieffer, Grant Isaacs, Iohn Werner, Terry Black, David Walsh, Steve Vaughn, Rick Wilhoit, Sue Patterson, Melody Stratton, Carla While, Ianell Wood. Row 6-Karen Rogers, Connie Morris, Ioy Hughes, David Stone- King, Ioe Tuttle, Leslie Lohrum, jack Ben- ham, Mike Swango, Dennis Hewitt, Mar- vin Harrell, Lee Strassell, Tim Ferguson, Clinton Day, Darrell Day, Tricia Lee, Che- ryl Estell. B f gl -V:-H,-gv f- - .LEU X, 'j viuwluui X I 82 Chorus D C SR's first band council. Row 1-Donn Snedaker, Sally Booster, Cindy Whitaker, Bev Colvin. Row 2-Candy jackson. Tim Ferguson, Darla Fuehrer, Greg Ebel. Row 3-Mr. Michael Gerace, Bob Allen, Kim Prarat, Martin McNeelen, Susan Mitchell, Mr. Gary Holdsworth. D Seniors Ioan West and Lottie Hiatt pre- pare for coming concert. E Young Confederates express their love. F Senior Hope Gray gets serious. Chorus 83 n 1 mfs!! w ,A .fee W. nw an Being in publications is fun but hard work QLFP7 -'xxx D E K .xi - .4 - .igijfj i 5.555 C Publications Staffs Row 1-Tim Fergu- son-assistant co-editor, Bev Colvin-assis- tant co-editor, Darla Fuehrer-co-editor, Teresa Linkmeyer-co-editor, all of con- federate, Cindy Whitaker-co-editor, Donn Snedaker-co-editor, Mona Byard-assis- tant-co-editor, Christy Hill-assistant co- editor, all of Raiders Riot, Mrs. Moor- head-advisor. Row 2-Tony Byard, Resa Williams, Peggy Cox-Layout editor, Owen Menchhofer-business manager, Melanie Hatton, Bill Parker, Bruce Under- wood, Christy Hunger, Debbie Daily, Kathy Thieman, Kevin Mack. Row 3- Cassy Adams, Mike Meierle, Randy Christman, Tracy Lemon, Greg Ebel, Peter Stenger, Pam Sporleder, Rick Keeney, Lot- tie Hiatt, Lisa Williams, Iill Craig, Victor Grossman. Row 4-Kathy Kieffer, Debbie Lauber, Dianna Hughes, Brenda Swango, Donna Denny, Linda White, Denise Hol- comb, Gary Iahnigen, Iackie Fields, Candy jackson, Tanya Horton, Nancy Francis, Greg Wilson. D Melanie Hatton is hard at work typing copy for the yearbook. E Kathy Kieffer relaxes as she writes copy. F Dianna H-ughes counts money for publi- cations' T-shirt sale. Tradition plays a large part in any high school. There 'fare the traditional plays at the end of the year, the prom which is a timewhen there lisymuch worry and frustra- tion, and then again there's the yearly graduation exer- cises that bring tears tof the seniors who happen to be part of that graduating class. For many schools, the home- coming celebrations are tra- ditional, but for.SR it was only our fourth. Something that helped add variety to our yearly activities was,-the Raider Follies. This was a talent show which was a first for our school system and gave many students a chance to show their par- ticular talents. The talents ranged from various baton acts, to an invasion from Marsdone to theftune of the Martian Hop. The plays that were presented this year were Mamie's Getting Married and A Time for Living . The latter of the two was the Drama Club's first attempt .at a serious play. It centered around a 17 year-old girl's attempt to adjust to a nor- imal life after suffering ather- vous break down and recu- perating in a mental h:oscpitalJ Thisrevealed many problems young people must cope with today iiflworder to try td become at well adjusted adult. T The play' lvfamie's Getting Married was a comedy based- on interfering- rela- tives' trying to help a young girl fMamieJ find the perfect mate inorder thatwshe woqld nfit become -an fold maid. The fun begins when every- one's ideal selection for 'Mamie appears at the same time iiiuchl td her surprise. Butterflies are Free was the 1973 prom theme. The gym was beautifully deco- rated with mechanical, brightly colored butterflies and the whole effect was set off Myvith My a gorgeous waterfall. M Homecoming festivities were off to a good start by honoring the class of 1970. Their past record was brought to the surface and held sweet memories for all who were involved. Then came the annual crowning of the queen and princess, who in this case were Resa Williams and Vicki Rohrig. The master of ceremonies for the evening was presi- dent of the Student Council, Dick Fuehrer. Graduation held more meaning thant' most this year. The class of 1973 has discovered some- thing far .greater than the' usual reading, writing, and arithmetic. It seems as though I-Ie came' into our lives as quietly and quickly as some people let Him escape. 'T it it K If you haven't decided whornfl refer to, it is the Man in our lives, Iesus Christ. We, being different from most, to succeed in life and have discovered the only way is through the patience and love that can come from above. Without this We would be nothing, Our only regret is that we did not find Him sooner. Yes, there were many tears shed. for various things. i' ii ' l- A B , . x , me V, ,. f - ' 1. ' f A y,.,i fl Af' , ' . . Q egg - A. 'iff' e- F , -4 K rn 'Q f' ,AL,v.:,q,.f:.1T'-5 lg. ig . 'tx V J- V xlllllfl E Vg Ql ftg 'xi i 4 I ff 2 L, - , , . 7,1 .Q ' ..:4' -' . -lg xl 'ji l ll! - ,N v-g-.-e-f- A Seniors cheer loudly in the Pumpkin Show parade for the Class of '73. B Majorettes prepare to perform as the band plays on. C First runner-up Peggy Cox gives a vi- brant smile to her nearby school-mates cheering her on. D Senior candidates for Pumpkin Show queen are: First row, Resa Williams, Te- resa Linkmeyer, and Peggy Cox. Second row, Pat Singleton and Babs McNeelan. 88 Pumpkin Show Pretty Peggy represents S C QS '55 'I , gpg .fgilis , E, Z 5, Kiev ' ' , l egg 'li' N' i W Q Yin:-2 1-t 4- fq ' L '., ' , ug:-gg., HQ WL P ' J - WN at . , ' Lt vi Y. ww! Y V A' A .-f . . , - , g 'XW Q ll, .1 'V if , ,-.Yi , 1 r '11 g-. . L., . F' - f-A.-'f- 1 'K - fi H ini .ffm :ml ' , 7 4 ' -5 --f ..,. R ' I ' - ,gh , 1 'iv' La' Q. Q A-1 ffw ff ririe r 4- at if 1' ' ff jilii Ml L X L - ,S 4:41. ,- ... 1 ,ez , ,,,, ,A M, roudly in Pumpkin Show 35, f 'ky I 1 V Sm M? ig M .mn V F . 1: , , it 'g Q4 ' v Q if gn-qvfgq ,, ,,,,t, -V M, , . - v . - V 4, . . . ' Q.. -' 1' .- '! , 1 V E Sue Williams works diligently in booth for sophomore class. F SR girls accent the Petite Salon float during the Pumpkin Show parade. G With the help of her tongue, Majorette Darla Fuehrer manages to get through the routine. E 1 OVQVQW p a l ta ' il'i 1 fll xffwg t , tlii tga l , I 9 A A G Pumpkin Show 89 Fabulous follies first for South Rlpley C 1' ' ' 5:7 ' ' 7 X A Senior girls posed as Alley Cats open Raider Follies. B Senior Brenda Schwagmeier performs pantomimes at follies. C Four senior girls signal Mr. Rogers to Spend a little time with me. D Teachers join in on sing-along. 90 Raider Follies 1 L v I M M 3 5 A ,Wi Y Z ' m in E 1 4' r .. 'Q A Iuniors begin the long weary task of presenting a prom. B Greg Welu' puts the finishing touches on his date Candy jackson before an evening at the prom. C Iulie Taylor and Iackie Fields take time from their dancing to pose for a picture. D Teresa Linkmeyer and Dick Fuehrer be- gin their evening with pictures at home. E Barry Lauber and Pat Singleton reign as King and Queen over the 1973 Ir.-Sr. Prom. 92 Special events L?-'v n F 3 .v I emi D Free f' -1' Q I l 'X..,,f L' if v. l 7. -'J x rf, -I 2,1 . , 1. ,x 5' f- -. 4 . A .jvl , 1? -7 - 5 1 ...ie x ' ii N 71 F B -,., ,Wi g -xxx M1,iEVEQ1 ...'' ff N Y i 1 .,-. ' ,.eZ3!5Jpg.s-Y . -:- . 2: Q xp, F Carla White and Tim Ferguson seem to be having a fun filled evening. G Mr. and Mrs. Moorhead finish their dance just in time to have a picture taken. H Iuniors work diligently on their project as the big event approaches soon. 1 Greg Wilson, Lucy Hitzfield, lim Fritsch, and Bev Colvin stop for a group picture before beginning their big evening. I 'ff ' i 3 i ' ol 5 35 ' l is i 'ifl 1. zgegwzazi 12 N - ' ' . . 'f riL.'fQk2i5f: QR-. - 4 -5' . '4' My i fri . f lf uae. - -rl, ' if , 1 l ii? .-jp., 1 A uri? 'i -. '- 'Elia F-51 W. . Eel ' if P f-- : -9 15. ,I li' YQ 1 . W i. , sf. ,P .- , ,Q wi . :HA ...N g A . in , 3, f . -- r - .. ,sig , . l' m .A p-gil . 1f.g1:g?,. ' Q :L - fi lei O , 'Kegel- .m f X . r f. + f. i i - N . V .-'R Y1 ll g ' ysfgx, ' fa ' - ' 1 ,. T, F.: ' 'Lk A rw n ggi., ,N-' li Phi-.i . f.fg,,...4l' . ' sv .', ':f 5 '-1fl'vf .ll ,r , .L, - 'l' 1-' eg , file?-1 ,pe Q12 Special Events 93 . . . emotional time, feeling something, is A Time For Living 1 ' 3 l A. Cast for A Time for Living Row 1- Brenda Schwagmeier, Darla Fuehrer, Ianie Werner, Mrs. Moorhead, director: Iane Spencer, Donna Reed, Bobbi Engelhardt, Babs McNeelan. Row 2-Diann Monroe, Pam Sporleder, Greg Ebel, Melissa Geisler, Chris Schuerman, Carol Booster, Mike Vanosdol, Resa Williams, Pat Singleton, Garry Lauber, Donn Snedaker, Peggy Cox, Owen Menchhofer, Brenda Briscoe, Ro- sanne Heath, Bill Kennedy B. Diann Monroe sings and plays as she sets the mood for A Time For Living. C. Lauralee fBrenda Schwagmeierj por- trays her character during the play as she stuffs another cookie into her mouth. D. Becky fResa Williamsj regresses into childhood, while her mama fCarol Booster, attempts to console her. 94 Play As Shakespeare once said All s well that ends E. Grandpa fBill Parkerj pauses from his letter writing to listen to another of Lula's poems. F. Grandma fRobin Wallj is determined to have the winning slogan for the Swell Soap Sweepstakes contest. G. Cast for Mamie's Getting Married Row 1-Dick Fuehrer, Brenda Briscoe, Marilyn Belew, Cindy Whitaker, Bobbi Engelhardt, George Turner, Bill Hughes, Teresa Linkmeyer, Christy Hunger, Bruce Underwood. Row 2-Mrs. Moorhead, Di- rector, Gene Hewitt, Mike Gribben, Dennis Hewitt, Babs McNeelan, Mary Smith, Kathy Thieman, Rick Keeney, Debbie Daily, Tony Byard, Robin Wall, Bill Parker, Bill Kennedy. Row 3-Beth Wil- liams, Gary Iahnigen. Row 4-Rick Gross- man, Sally Booster. I Play 95 Presenting the 1973 Homecoming queen and her court A ,, 96 Homecoming F' B ,,,,. -, C r 5-li 5? 2 l f 'K I B From left to right are the queen, prin- cess, and their court: sophomore, Rita Cliflg senior, Peggy Cox, senior, Pam Sporlederg queen, Resa Williams: fresh- man princess, Vicki Rohrig: junior, Cassy Adamsg senior, Cindy Whilakerg senior, Pai Singleton. C The 1973 Homecoming princess was freshman Vicki Rohrig. I D I won, cried surprised andfthrilled Resa Williams as her confident escort Tony Byard smiles conteniedly. D Z-Z' A After her crowning, our 1973 Home- coming queen Resa Williams smiles radi antly in her hour of glory. Homecoming 97 . l --1 I'-,....--r-Q 'VF' We wont our world to know B -hiiwls A. Graduating class of 1973-It only took a spark to get their fire going. B. Robin Wall and Mike Swango listen ea- gerly for words of wisdom. C. Greg Ebel goes forward to accept his American Legion Award. D. Donna Reed, Garry Lauber, and Mary Myers join the class of '73' as they pass it on. E. Gary Iahnigen tells upcoming senior Denise Holcomb, what it's all about. 98 Graduation lf 'if E pw F. Senior Ioe Clayton receives his diploma from Superintendent Carl Ebel. G. Graduation day proposes a sad time for seniors of '73. H. Darla Fuehrer and Owen Menchhofer, top ranking girl and boy, receive the Tri Kappa Award. I. Diploma is presented to senior Beth Williams. I. The 1973 seniors came to realize there is only One Way. K. Hearts are saddened as the seniors of '73 take their last walk as a class. L. A tear comes to Ianie Werner's eyes as she realizes her high school years have come to an end. H 0 9 3, Graduation 99 A.. ,V, 1, I X I 4 'lqwr 1 J I' 4 -PTI? Q .' :+- I nrfie, 11 ' ogiff-'-1 ' H 4. H .- 3 il 4 '51 n .151 ,P L. ' Ls I f A' Nb ' , '1- . '..::l'1.:ti, F'- EV af 'P .-'L Al I .154 ,Y A m N I H'- , V3.9 ' 1 -.. ,K A 5, X 1 X I Administration assists faculty A .1 - M C QAJ Mrs. Elizabeth Iackson-Secretary- treasurer QBJ Mrs. Phyllis Hafft-Secretary to Superintendent QCJ Mrs. jane Westmeyer-Secretary CDJ Mrs. Betty Costner-Secretary for Guidance Counselor KEJ Mr. Wayne Ralston-Ir. High princi- pal, Athletic director, Drivers' Education: Ball State University, Indiana University B.S. and M.A. 102 Faculty Ulm ' ,. s ,A Ll - . .im -. -.,-..,.....- E1BTDlI'J1llUi A 4 EQ ,L'f.E:iZ?,l as - D - :kfEQsf'. .. .,.:.: .59-L .1 1 'i 'E .--sit, N slaps J? .pitfall . '! wi 't ! ' X A i ---- . at V Q V ...--:EE:,. EI . 5, R. , .,., 1 EE - -Alu : '--..?3:FZ.u, 12- H 6 ' -- 1 -- ' t '51 .2N..:.a ila'flfurf-Wi or My-fmalitt'fflw,::.:J .. H G QFD Mr. Carl Ebel-Superintendent, In- diana University and Butler University B.S. and M.S. - QHJ Mrs. Marilyn Smith-Guidance Coun- l selor. Senior Class Sponsor, University of Cincinnati-B.S. and M.S. KGJ Mr, William Moorhead-Principal, ' Hanover College, Indiana University B.S. .. and M.S. l i .l E if Faculty 103 , 'ii A KAI Mrs. Ellen Elizabeth Conoway-Home Economicsg Sunshine Society Sponsor: Cornell University-B,S. QBJ Mrs. Corinne S. Barriclslow-Health, Vocations: B.A. at Franklin College, M.S. at Indiana University. ICJ Mr. Charles Baurley-Business Math, Bookkeeping, General Business: Soph- omore Class Sponsor, Intramural Sponsor: Hanover-B.S., Indiana University-M.S. QDJ Mrs. Emogene Carter-Englishg FTA Sponsorg Hanover-A.B. 104 Faculty A ig' 1 gl -is -:EQ ' ,il ..:Hi17'l , N C D ew understandings and ideas we owe it all to ,sf 5 I QED Mr. Maurice Wagner-Math: Math Club Sponsor, junior Class Sponsor: Loy- ola of Chicago, Indiana University. MAT in Math. IFJ Mr. james Edward Mclntosh-Biology Chemistry, Earth Science: Science Club Sponsor: Ball State University, Oregon State University-B.S., M.S. ICJ Mrs. Gladys Hyatt Welch-Algebra I. Latin I and II: Latin Club Sponsor: Han- over-A.B. fl-ll Mr. Kenneth L. Mclntosh-General Science, Biology: Science Club Sponsor: Cumberland College-B.S. QU Mr. Larry B. Sutherlin-U.S. History, World History: Social Studies Club Spon- sor, Iunior Class Sponsor. Freshmen Bas- ketball, Assistant Baseball: Tennessee Tech, University, B.S. Faculty 105 106 Faculty QAJ Mrs. Arriest Harrell-Librarian, Sun- shine Society Sponsorg Ball State Univer- sity, University of Cincinnati, and Indiana University A.B. in education. CBJ Mrs. Ruth Fuhrman-English 7 and 9, 7th grade Sponsorg Co-sponsor GAA, Var- sity and Ir. Varsity Cheerleader Sponsor: Oakland City College-B.S. in Education QCQ Mr. Diane Meisberger-Spanish, Span- ish Club Sponsorg Purdue University-A.B. QDJ Mrs. Marcella Lewis-8th grade QDJ Mrs. Denise Lewis-8th grade English, and spelling, 7th grade social studies, 12th grade sociology-psychology: 7th, 8th, 9th grade cheerleader sponsor: Indiana Uni- versity B.S. in Education. Teachers tell us leornin 1' 1 f . v 'fl L. . '57 fefiqwlt H 'experiences never end. N, Q I E ,.f' 'Q l, l 1 it it M 'g, 1 t l ,Qt i 5 Af if-. fare QEJ Gary Holdsworth-Ir. and Sr. Bandg Beginner and Intermediate Band, at Cross Plains, Chorus, Eastern Kentucky Univer- sity-A.B. and M.A. QFJ Mr. Richard Helton-English, Let- terman sponsor, baseball, assistant basket- ball, Hanover College, A.B. QGJ Mrs. Betty Carlson-Home Economics, Future Nurses Club Sponsor, Indiana Uni- versity-B.S., A.S. KHJ Mrs. Rosalie Hooton-7th and 8th grade science: general mathg Bth grade sponsor: Franklin College, Miami Univer- sity, Purdue University B.A., M.S. G in in , wut ws, . ur AQ Faculty 107 W 'Egg I- A C B D A Mrs. Donna l-looton-Secretary, Book- store assistant B Mr. Mullins-Night custodian C Mr. Abell Hooton-Ir. High math, book- store managerg Illinois College, Indiana University, AB and MS in Education. D Mr. Michael Gcrace-Band, Elementary music, high school music theoryg Eastern Kentucky University, Bachelor in Music Education. E Mr. Wilbur Brinson-custodian 108 Faculty lt takes Cl variety of people F Cooks-left to right: Geneva Demaree, IoAnn Martin, Mary Sanders, Ieanette Fuehrer. G Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rose-custodians H Mr. Donald Andrew-Ir. High science, Drivers' Education, physical educationg Health and Safety, 8th grade sponsor, Oakland City College-BS. F G H . A ff ll IA 'xS.,,-s,-4'- ',4,.ff I Avlvarg-an... ' Y . Y,.,,-1' X U, ' , 5 -I U., .. 94 '. A.,- ' 'YS -wr, LN-Jw' V1 ,.: - Q ' Z ' .L fv ' AA-M -C57 V. a eff- 11.6 -Q f. .- ,i ., 215 3 Q . -.a....., . -.,......,.,........,.gz:xa:1111..:L-vr-'-QQ Faculty 109 They teach us that we might teach others A p -e..,!l-i . ', f ' ' av--,, 'xx.R ,Xl xxzxxxvf, C 110 Faculty , vi 5. , 3 N 4, , :,,,l,. 4-.V r V. . .5- QAJ Mrs. Patsy Holdsworth-Freshman English, General Music, Chorus: Sponsor The Young Confederatesng Eastern Ken- tucky University-BA Music, MA. QBJ Mr. james Feist-Health and Physical Education: Varsity coach-Sponsor, Soph- omore class and Letterman's Club: Eastern Kentucky University-B.S. QCD Mrs. Beverly Gardner-Ir. High and High School Art: Art Club Sponsor: Uni- versity of Evansville-B.A. KDJ Mr. Walter Phinney-Business Educa- tion: Sponsor, Honor Society, Ball State- B.S. fEj Mr. Chris Geyman-Industrial Arts, Woods, Drafting: Sponsor Sophomore Class and Intramural Basketball: Indiana State University-B.S. E STGRII 'E5! .'! ,mn ff'-2544 .- Q State University-B.S. in Education. QGJ Mrs. Mary Margaret Moorhead- English, journalism, Speechg Sponsors- Publications and Drama Club, Hanover College and Indiana University B.A. and M.S. fl-IJ Mr. Robert Rogers-Government, Eco- nomics, Ceographyg Sponsors-Senior Class and Social Studies Club: Ball State University-B.S. ill Mr. james Wilson-Vocational Agricul- tureg Sponsors FFA: University of Tennes- see and Purdue University-B.S. and M.S. U1 Mrs. Cynthia Helton-Physical Educa- tion, Health and Vocations: Sponsors GAA: University of Evansville, Oakland City College-B.S. H I Being a senior isn't always hard work, but C mx Vicki Adams Carl Adkins Gary Ashby Reed Back Danny Beech W, Marilyn Belew Senior boys take time out of their busy schedules in order to relax . . . to enjoy a snack and play a friendly game of cards. 'til 112 Seniors ime Comes when much endurance is required 4 , 'L BI ,ffofff is ' ' iii ' 1 Y ll, l Senior artists, Marla Black and David Sto- neking, concentrate on developing their skills in the art field . . . dreaming of the day they will be recognized as two truly great artists in the world! lack Benham Bill Bishop Marla Black Carol Booster Sally Booster Barbara Bradford Seniors 113 Deciding on oops, gowns: port of senior y Clay Brinson Brenda Briscoe Sulvan Bowling A Senior class officers Babs McNeelan, secretaryg Teresa Linkmeyer, vice-presi- dent: Owen Menchhofer, president: and Greg Ebel, treasurer, are in deep dis- cussion on senior interests. B Darrell Bustle grabs a book as he passes through the lockers to his next class. C Looks as if stage-fright has struck Ro- sanne Heath as she performs for the Rai- der Follies. ' f ,in U 5811055 Beverly Buchanan 1 Darrell Bustle Sharon Bustle Whittam 2 if' is 52.4- '114 Seniors 'Q B c Tony Byard Sandy McEvoy Castner Ioe Clayton Susan Conover Peggy Cox Debbie Daily f'15'l':' ts! ao, A4 0 I V ,Y I sw, Asif J Seniors 115 Clayton Day Clinton Day Tony Diem Allan Downey Marvin Downey Greg Ebel va? if 'ii 1:4 if li 3 Sherry Graves gazes into the air for the an- ' swer to her dream. 116 Seniors 'Q 5- V- in ms if iw N ' X 2155i Gr, za,sgf'iL 1' -3:11 , 4: H , A was ' Q: ,ri FWZ ,W 21354 X P' ' A ' T P '5.'1f213'f!F?h?rf! Seniors Wonder what it will be like ofier four yeors R. ssl A as :AE J' ? Q i ' ? QE K? 5 .-vii 75, , J, 3, ,if Y . Hope Gray sits holding a basketball as she thinks of all of the good times she has had in the gym, Cheryl Ebinger Grace Elston Bobbi Engelhardt Marsha Estell Price Steve Feller Darla Fuehrer Seniors 117 Graduation draws near-we dream of tomorrow Dick Fuehrer Dennis Furlow Pam Garvey Bradley Melissa Geisler Sherry Graves Hope Gray A Tony Diem projects himself into u world of fun and fantasy instead of the government class which he is a part of. B Carrying on with tradition, seniors of '73 go all out with their senior cords. Many of the seniors have made these cords which consist of activities and interests throughout their high school years. 118 Seniors F . 'i ,,,,,P,?M, , . SE' Mike Gribben Launa Grigsby Rick Grossman E , Efgif 1 f -'vr j P 'ir ' ' A' 112 M ' , a 7 li-'ah , If .1 f , WML 1... Melanie Hatton Rosanne Heath Kevin Hensley Seniors 119 Seniors enjoy the ending year they ll olwo if as Dennis Hewitt Lottie Hiatt Dennis Holcomb A Hammy seniors give it all smiles upon discovery of a nearby photographer. B Senior, Ioan West, looks on with pity as someone struggles through his lecture. C President Beverly Buchanan conducts an inspirational Spanish Club meeting. A Barbara Horton ll William Hughes Christy Hunger 120 Seniors emember Vw- . wr- .Is a n , 'E -Q' Si? , r 1 'g'm'W1w-,' .L::uQQuQfJ n , nn fre 1 3-H, mfaw 'Q-.al e'i-PM wr Ns Thomas Hurst Daniel Iceburg Gary Iahnigen Tina jones Richard Keeney William Kennedy fa NX Ng ' f -dr , f ,, A . 'F ,'1T.'T'-l,.d --4 -,,, ,...-.,.4 Y i ,-...... ..v-7-v- Y ,,....,..-..---W Y Seniors 121 ' il, -' ' .' 7 Lisa Kieffer Gary Landwehr gf ' Barry Lauber Class works together mol-ring decisions Despite the confusion and disputes, the se- nior class did manage to reach the impor- tant decisions that all senior classes must come to. Facing right, you are involved in one of the class meetings as they choose their class colors. 'Sie w 1 , L, ,, Garry Lauber - Teresa Linkmeyer Leslie Lohrum 122 Seniors AE g A fi fl , 'V iw -Q I-Inn., kr 1 .gf vi Yo Senior Diann Monroe displays her talent and hobby at the Raider Follies. She sang and played He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother. Ronnie May Rick McKittrick Babs McNeelan Steve McQueen Arthur Meisberger Owen Menchhofer Seniors 123 Rita Miller Diann Monroe Loretta Moody Mary Myers Bill Parker Donna Reed SE .- Wiwilil ,,,,i m ' 1 -:QL mf ,wg-Q1 Y ff' ,I W . is i asia: 5 . 1 ' O Marilyn Belew watches teacher with Cau- tion as she wonders what her next move might be. 124 Seniors 2' E Senior duties accomplished throughout yeor -,,3.-3 K it 1 f i Siigf t ' ' ' -if vvx qv if -a V ti' I Terry Rork Beverly Sams Dennis Sanders Brenda Schwagmeier Chris Schuerman Pat Singelton wen L-as ,Niamfu ' y Qi, QT HM, 1, fsiissiff , N., Senior pictures are an important part of the senior year. Facing left, Donn Sneda- ker poses while photographer Bud Ieffries takes a picture. Seniors 125 Super seniors portray o busy day ot school A Dennis Hewitt prepares to attack un- suspecting Teresa Linkmeyer. B Little Cindy Whitaker says, All I want's a little cookie. C Big Chris Schuerman boogies to the beat at an SR dance, Eddie Smith Donn Snedaker lane Spencer Pam Sporleder Carolyn Spurlock Peter Stenger 126 Seniors V 1 if 'W' 'Hr Ni v L, ' , '- ' Y: I., ,H-. 1 , EQ an-up E I. ,Iv 4. - - . . I Richard Stenger David Stoneking Mike Swango Kathy Thieman Bruce Underwood Leroy Vanosdol Seniors 127 E . .- I '. 1- V1--' 12 6 H, ' U galil Bonnie Vestal it Robin wan ll Dennis Watts Shirley Webster Ianie Werner Ioan West W H. it , dqg-0 1 ? 1: if vi 153' 'Xa-eff v'S ,Get 7 gi Seniors of '73 enjoy the good times A Seniors Mike Swango and Christy Hun- ger get together during a slow dance while in the background Dianna Hughes and Owen Menchhofer talk the situation over. B Interested Brenda Briscoe gets involved with the discussion. C Celebrate? Beth Williams laments the fact that Bill Hughes will be leaving for two weeks. 128 Seniors ev N A Cindy Whitaker Doug Whittam Beth Williams l l Resa Williams Holly Wilson Robert Wood C 1 l l P .4?7 , ' Seniors 129 Senior Directory Vicki Adams- Carl Adkins-Basketball 1,25 Cross Coun- try 25 Track 35 Science Club 2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Class play 45 Chorus 35 Demolay Danny Beach-FFA 1,2,3,4 lack Benham-FFA 1,2,35 Chorus 2,4 Bill Bishop-OEA Vocational School 4 Marla Black-Nurses Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Class play 1,25 Art Club 4 Carol Booster-SSS 1,25 FTA 45 Drama Club 45 Class play 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,2,3,4 Sally Booster-Honor Society 3,45 SSS 1,2,3,45 FTA 45 Drama Club 45 Class play 45 Band 1,253.4 Vice Presidentg Stage band, Band Council, Latin Club5 Pep Club 253,45 4-H Roundup, Ir. Leader con- ference, Betty Crocker Award, Society of Outstanding American High School Students Sulvan Bowling-Vocational School Barb Bradford-SSS 1,2,35 GAA 35 Band 1,2,35 Band trip 1,2,3 Clay Brinson-FFA 1,2,3 Brenda Briscoe-SSS 1,2,35 Drama Club 45 Class play 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,2,35 Student librarian5 FTA 45 4-H awards5 Worthy Advisor for Rainbowg BYF5 Guild president 4 Beverly Buchanan-Student Council 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 15 SSS 1,2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Raiders Riot 3,45 Con- federate 3,45 Band 1,25 Band trip 1,25 Spanish Club 1,2,3 President5 Social Studies Club 4 Darrell Bustle-Science Club 1,2,35 Spanish Club 1,25 Vocational School. Sharon Hustle-SSS 25 GAA 1,2 Tony Byard-Baseball 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Lettermen 2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Class play 45 Raiders Riot 3,45 Con- federate 3,45 FTA 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,2,3,45 Moose Club 2,3,4 Joe Clayton-FFA 1,2,3,4 Susan Conover-SSS 1,2,3,45 GAA 25 Pep Club 2,35 Nurses Club 3,45 Chorus 3,4 Peggy Cox-Honor Society 3,45 SSS 1,2,3,45 130 Senior Directory Math Club 35 GAA 1,45 Drama Club 45 Class play 45 Raiders Riot 3,45 Con- federate layout editor 3,45 Girls' State Alternate5 Pumpkin Show queen candi- date flst runnerupy Homecoming court 45 Science club 2,35 Spanish Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FTA 45 Nurses Club 3,4 Debbie Daily-Honor Society 45 FTA 45 SSS 1,2,3,45 Science Club 25 GAA 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Class play 45 Raiders Riot 3,45 Confederate 3,45 Social Studies Club 45 Band 1,25 Band trip 1,25 4-H Grand Champion, Band Camp 1,25 Quill 81 Scroll 3,4 Clayton Day-FFA 1,2,3,4 Clinton Day-FFA 1,2,3,4 Tony Diem-Band 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,2,3,4 Allan Downey-FFA 1,25 Vocational School Marvin Downey-FFA 1,2,3,4 Greg Ebel-Class officer ftreasurerj 3,45 Student Council 45 Honor Society fvice presidentl 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 25 Intramural Basketball, Spanish Club 1,25 Drama Club 45 Class play 45 Raiders Riot 3,45 Confederate 3,45 Boy's State delegate, Band 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,2,3,45 Stage Band5 BYF5 Out- standing American High School Stu- dents5 Letterman 1,2,35 American Legion Trumpeter, Pep Club, Math5 Science5 Social Studies, Demolay5 Moose fGrand Pubahj Club 1,2 Cheryl Ebinger-Class officer fsecretaryj 35 Honor Society 3,45 SSS 1,2,3,45 GAA fvice presidentj 2,3 tpresidentj 45 GAA Camp 2 Bobbi Engelhardt-SSS 1,2,3,45 GAA 15 So- cial Studies 45 Drama Club 45 Class Play 45 Raiders Riot 3,45 Confederate 3, Copy fco-editorj 45 Band 1,2,35 Chorus 3,45 Band trip 1,2,35 Young Confederates 3,45 Gen. Chairman State BYF Convention 45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Raider Follies 45 Moose Club 2,3,45 G.P.P. 45 Nurses Club 35 Science 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FTA fpresi- dentj 45 BYF president 3. Darla Fuehrer-Student Council 3,45 Honor Society 253,45 Cheerleader QB-teamj 15 SSS 1,2,3,45 GAA 45 Nurses Club 1,2,3. fsecretaryl 45 Drama Club 4, Class Play 45 Raiders Riot 3,45 Confederate 3 ico- editorl 45 Girls State Alternate5 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Council 45 Chorus 3 fre- porterl 45 Majorette 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,2,3,45 Young Confederates 3,45 fregis- tration-chairmanj State BYF Conven- tiong 1971 NICL Convention University of Oklahoma5 Society of Outstanding American High School Students5 admit- ted with distinction Ball State Univer- sity5 Iournalism Camp 45 Band Camp 1,2,35 Ripley Co. Fair Queen Candidate 35 Raider Follies 45 Social Studies Club 45 FTA 45 Science Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 GPP 3,45 Moose Club 2,3,45 flst runner up Miss Moosej5 Latin Club 1 fCensorJ 2,35 recipi- ent of Sandcreek Associational Scholar- ship5 Hoosier State Scholar5 Tri Kappa Georgia Lee Nurses Scholarship Dick Fuehrer-Student Co. fvice-pres.J 3 fpresj 45 Basketball 1,25 Track 35 Let- termen 2,35 Class Play 45 Drama Club 45 Raiders Riot 3,45 Confederate 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Band trip 1,2,35 Na- tional O.A. Convention Boys Scouts of Americag Band Camp 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Science Club 2,35 Moose Club 2,3 tGrand Pubahl 4 Pam Garvey-SSS 1,35 Chorus 2,35 Voca- tional School Melissa Geisler-SSS 1,2,3,45 GAA 25 So- cial Studies Club 45 Drama Club 45 Raid- ers Riot 3,45 Confederate 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 45 Science Club 2,35 Band trip 1,2,35 4-H Roundup, Nurses Club 9 fvice-pres.l 105 Latin Club 95 FTA 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Moose Club 2,3 Sherry Graves-SSS 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,4 Hope Gray-SSS 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 FTA 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3 fvice pres.J, 45 Band trip 1,2,3,45 Stage band, 4-H Ir. Leader, Band Camp 1,2,35 Social Studies 45 Moose Club 2,3,4 Mike Grihben-Intramurals 2,3,45 Social Studies Club 45 Science Club 3,45 Drama Club 45 Class Play 45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Chorus 3,4 Launa Mae Grigsby-SSS 1,35 Chorus 3,45 Rick Grossman-Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,35 FFA 1,2,35 Drama Club 45 Class Play 45 4-H roundup Melanie Hatton-Honor Society 3,45 SSS 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Social Studies 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 Raid- ers Riot 3,45 Confederate 3,45 Out- standing High School Students Rosanne Heath-Honor Society 45 SSS 1 tsong leaderj 2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Class Play 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,2,3,45 Young Confederates 3,45 Band Camp 1,25 European tour 45 Purdue Mu- sic Camp 45 Rainbow 25 Science Club 2,35 FTA 45 Social Studies 4 Kevin Hensley-FFA 1,25 Vocational School Dennis Hewitt-Basketball 15 Drama Club 43 Class Play 43 Chorus 43 Lettermen 1,2,3,43 Science 1,2,3Q Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FTA 43 Social Studies 4 Hiatt-Student Co. 43 Honor Society ttreasurerj 43 SSS 1,2,3 fsong leaderj 43 FFA sweetheart 33 CAA 1,23 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Drama Club 43 Class Play 43 Raiders Riot 43 Confederate 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Band trip 1,2,3,43 Young Confederates 3,43 One Way Street, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,43 4-l-I roundup and Chorus, Band Camp 1,2,33 European tour 4, Rainbow, U,M.Y.F. pres. Science Club 2,33 Math Club 33 Latin Club 13 FTA 43 Social Studies 43 Moose Club 3,4 Dennis Holcomb-Baseball 1,23 Basketball 1,2,33 Cross Country 33 Track 1,23 Let- termen 2,3,43 FFA 1,2,3,43 Social Studies 3,43 Science 3 Barbara Horton-SSS 1,2,3,4 Bill Hughes-Student Co. 43 Honor Society 2,3,43 Basketball 1 lmanagerj, Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FTA 43 Latin Club 1,2,3 leo-pres.j 43 Drama Club 43 Class Play 43 Science Club 2,33 Boy's State Alternate 33 Band 1,2,3,43 Band trip 1,2,33 One Way Street fchr. of the boardj, NTCL Convention Univer. of Oklahoma 23 Explo 72, Regis- tration Committee for State BYF Con- vention, Hoosier State Scholar contin- uing candidate, Society of Outstanding High School Students, candidate for 1972-73 State Latin Club Pres., trip to Haiti sponsored by Versailles Baptist Church-1973 Christy Hunger-1 ftreasurerj, Honor So- ciety 3,43 Latin Club 13 SSS 1,23 trecord- ing Secretaryj 3,41 Science Club 2,33 Drama Club 43 Class Play 43 Raiders Riot 3,43 Confederate 3,43 FTA tvice. pres.j 43 Band member 1,2,3,43 Band trip 1,2,3,43 Quill 8: Scroll 3,41 Band Camp 1,2,33 Sunshine Camp 33 Social Studies 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Moose Club 2,3,4 Tom Hurst-OEA Convention at lndpl. 43 OEA Historian Daniel Iceberg-FFA 1,2,3,4I Livestock 4-H Award 2,3 Gary jaghnigen-Honor Society 1,2,33 Baseball 1,2,3Q Basketball 1,2,33 Track 2,33 Letterman Club, Math Club, Science Club Tina jones-SSS 2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,33 Chorus 3,4 . Rick Keeney-Drama Club 43 Class Play 43 Honor Society 43 Confederate 43 Science Club3 Math Club3 Social Studies Bill Kennedy-Honor Society 3 fpresj 43 Baseball 2 tmgrj Basketball fmgrj 1,2,3,43 Cross Country mgr. 1,33 Golf 3,41 Track fmgrj 1,33 Golf 3,4Q Track lmgrj 13 Math Club 3 lvice-presj 43 Letterman Club 2,3,43 Drama Club, Class Play 43 Science Club 2,31 Spanish Club 1,21 Boy's State Alternate 33 Band 1,2,3,4I Band trip 1,2,3,43 Lisa Kieffer-Honor Society 3 fsecretaryj 43 SSS 1,2,3,43 Science Club 1,2,33 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Latin Club 1,2,3,43 Math Club fsecretaryj 33 Drama Club 43 Raider Fol- lies 43 Art Club fpresj 43 Nurses Club 33 Latin Convention 23 Sunshine Conven- tion 1,21 4-H roundup: County Art Award f1stl3 Rainbow fpast Worthy Ad- visorjg OEA Convention 4 Gary Landwehr-Letterman Club 2,3,4Q Baseball 3,43 Basketball 1,23 Golf 1, In- tramurals 3,41 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FTA 13 Math Club 33 Social Studies 3,41 Science Club 2,3,4: Barry Lauber-Student Co. 33 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 33 Track 33 FFA 1,2 ttreasurerj 33 Science Club 2 ttreasurerl 33 Drama Club 43 Class play 43 Lettermen Club Z,3,4 fvice- pres.l3 FTA 43 Social Studies 43 4-H Round-up Garry Lauber-Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,22 Cross Country 3,41 Track 43 Intra- mural 3,43 FFA 1,2,33 Drama Club 43 Class play 43 Raider Follies 43 4-H Round-up3 District winner Dairy judging Teresa Linkmeyer-Treasurer 2, vice-pres. 4, Student Co. 1,43 Honor Society 3,41 Cheerleader 1,21 SSS 1,2,3,43 Nurses Club 1 fsec. treasj 2 lpres.j 43 Drama Club 43 Class Play 43 Raiders Riot 3,41 Confederate 3 tco-editorj 43 Girls State delegate 33 Band 1,2,3,42 Chorus 3.43 Band trip 1,2,3,43 Young Confederates 3,43 4-H round-up: Cheerleader Camp 23 Iournalism Camp 43 Quill 8: Scroll 3,43 Latin Club 1,2,3Q Science Club 2,32 FTA 43 Social Studies Club 43 Raider Follies 4, CPP 3,43 Moose Club 2 ffirst ladyj 3,4 Leslie Lohrum-Chorus 1,2,3,43 Vocational School Ronnie May-Chorus 1,2,3,4I Vocational School 3,4 Bobs McNeelan-Student Co. 3,41 SSS 1,2 lvice pres.j 3 pres. 43 FTA 43 CAA 1,2 ltreasurerj 3,41 Science 4, Drama Club 43 Class Play 4, Band 1,2,3,43 Band trip Senior Directory 131 1,2,3,43 Student librarian3 Rainbow, BYF3 4-H Round-up3 lr. leader Confer- ence3 Sunshine Camp tMiss Sunshinejg 4-H Queen Candidateg Ripley Co. Fair Queen Candidate: Pumpkin Show nomi- nee for queen candidate Steve McQueen-FFA 13 Science 33 VICA, tpres.j electronics class, Vocational School Art Meisberger-Student Co. 2,33 FFA 1,2,3,43 Science Club 3 Owen Menchhofer-tpresj 3,43 Student Ce. 2 tsecretaryl 3,43 Honor Society 2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Latin 1,2 tconsulj 3,41 Math tvice-pres.j 43 Confederate 3,43 Class play 43 Raiders Riot 3,43 News Bu- reau 43 Science 2,33 Boy's State delegateg Band 1,2,3,43 Stage band, NICL Conven- tion CAthens, Ohioj3 Band Camp: So- ciety of Outstanding American High School Students3 Forum of Distin- guished Americans3 Ripley. Co. Histori- cal Society3 Valedictorian Sandy McEvoy Costner-SSS 1,23 Pep Club 1,2,33 CAA 1,23 4-H: Band 1,2,3Q Band trip 1,2,33 Mary Myers-secretary 13 Honor Society 43 Cheerleader 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader Award3 SSS 1,2,3 ttreasureri 43 CAA 2,33 Raiders Riot 3,43 Confederate 3,43 Chorus 33 Cheerleader Camp 2,3,4 Loretta Moody-SSS 1,22 Science 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,4 Rita Miller-SSS 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,33 Nurses Club 2,3,4Q Chorus 2,3,4 Diann Monroe-SSS 1,23 Drama Club 43 Class play 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Band trip 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 33 Pep Club 2,3,43 Science Club 43 Art Club 43 FTA 43 4-H round-up 13 Ir.-leader Conference Bill Parker-Student Co. 43 Honor Society 2,3,43 Baseball tmgr.j 33 Basketball fmgrj 2,3,4Q Cross Country Qmgrj 33 Colf 3,43 Track fmgrj 23 Quill 81 Scrollg Society of Outstanding High School Sludents3 Boy's State delegate3 Math Club ttrea- sureri 3,43 Drama Club 43 Class play 43 Raiders Riot 3,43 Confederate 3,43 Pep Club 1,23 Spanish Club 1,23 Science Club 2,33 Lettermen 3,43 Social Studies Club 4 Donna Heed-Student Co. 43 Honor So- ciety 3,43 SSS 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Drama Club 43 Class play 43 Band 1,2,3,4Q Band trip 1,2,3,43 Who's Who in Amer- ica3 Society of Outstanding High School Students3 Latin Club 3,43 FTA 43 Social Studies Club 4 Terry Rork-Vocational School 132 Senior Directory Beverly Sams-SSS 1,2,33 Nurses Club 132,31 Chorus 2,3,4 Dennis Sanders-Chorus 3,42 Social Stud- ies Club 43 Science Club 33 Intramurals 23 Pep Club 1,2,3 Chris Schuerman-Golf 3,42 Intramurals 2,3,4Q Catholic Youth Organization 3,43 Spanish Club 1,2,3,43 Science Club 2,31 Math Club 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q Drama Club 43 Class Play 43 Social Studies Club 43 FTA 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Band trip 1,Z,3,4 Brenda Schwagmeier-SSS 1,2,3,43 CAA 42 Class play 43 Drama Club 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 3, vice president 43 band trip 1,2,3,43 Social Studies Club 43 Raider Follies 4: CPP 4: Pep club 1,2,3,4 Pat Singleton-class officer 23 Student Council 33 Cheerleader1,43 SSS 1,2,3,43 CAA 1,23 FTA 43 Drama Club 43 Class play 43 Chorus 2,3,43 Cheerleader camp, homecoming princess, homecoming queen candidate, Spirit Queen Eddie Smith-Vocational school Donn Snedalter-Student council 2,3 trea- surer 43 Honor Society 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Latin Club 1,2,33 Science Club 2,32 Math Club 33 Drama Club 43 Class play 43 Raiders Riot 3 co-editor 43 Con- federate 3,43 Boys's State alternate, Band 1,2,3,43 Band trip 1,2,3,4Q Stage band 2,42 NICL convention University of Okla. 23 admitted with distinction, Iour- nalism camp 1,2,3,4I band camp: 1,2,33 Social Studies Club 43 FTA 43 Moose Club 2,3,4 lane Spencer-SSS 1,2,3,4Q CAA 43 Drama Club 43 Class play 43 Raiders Riot 3,43 Confederate 3,41 Band 1,2,33 Band trip 1,2,33 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Art Club 43 Social Studies Club 43 FTA 43 Moose Club 2,3,43 CPP 3,4 Pam Sporleder-Vice president 23 Honor Society 3,43 Cheerleader 1,2,33 SSS 1,2,3,43 CAA 43 Drama Club 43 class play lass. directorj 43 Raiders Riot 3,43 Con- federate 3,43 Cheerleader camp 2,33 Homecoming court 43 BYF3 church choirg Science Club 2,32 Spanish Club 1,23 Math Club 3, Social Studies Club 4 Carolyn Spurlock-SSS 1,2,3,4Q Chorus 1,2,3,43 Young Confederates 43 Voca- tional school Peter Stenger-Student council 43 Intra- murals 1,2,33 Librarians club 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 FTA 43 Science Club 3 fpresj 43 Moose Club 2,3,43 Raiders Riot 43 Con- federate 43 Social Studies Club 2,33 Band 1,2,3,43 Band trip 1,2,3,43 Sons of Ameri- can Legion fState convention delegatej state 1st vice commander Richard Stenger-Baseball mgr. 13 Basket- ball mgr. 13 Band 1,2,33 Band trip 1,2,3 David Stonelfing-Art Club 43 Chorus 2,3,4Q One Way Street, Raider Follies 4 Mike Swango-500 Mile Club 23 Science Club 33 Social Studies Club 43 Chorus 43 1st place winner fArtl 1971-1972 Pump- kin Show, Indiana University art schol- arship workshop Kathy Thiemon-I-loner society 3,43 SSS 1,2,3,43 Drama Club 43 Class Play 43 Raiders Riot 3,43 Confederate 3,43 Science Club 2,33 Band 1,2,3Q Band trip 1,2,33 4-H round-up 33 Quill 81 Scroll 3,43 Latin Club 13 FTA 43 Social Studies Club 43 Raider Follies 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Nurses Club 43 Moose Club 3,43 Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4 Bruce Underwood-CPres.j 13 fVice-pres.J 33 Student Co. 2,3,43 Honor Society 3,41 Baseball 13 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 2,33 fmost valuable basketball playerj3 Raid- ers Riot 3,41 Confederate 3,41 Science Club3 Social Studies Club 43 Letterman 1,2,33 tpres.l 43 Boy's State Delegate3 Band 1,2,3,42 Band trip 1,2,3,4 ,fm t x? Leland Vonosdol-FFA 1,2,3,4 Bonnie Vestal-SSS 1,2,35 GAA 35 Band 1,2,35 Band trip 1,2,3 Robin Wall-SSS 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Social Studies Club lvice-pres.j 4: Drama Club 45 Class Play 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,2,3,45 Nurses Club fvice-pres.j 3,45 Rainbow5 Latin Club5 Science Club5 FTA 45 Pep Club 1,Z,3,4 Csuper Raiderj Dennis Watts-Basketball 15 Intramural 253,45 Chorus 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Social Studies Club 4 Shirley Webster-SSS 2,3,45 Art Club 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,4 Ionie Werner-Student Co. 45 FTA 45 SSS 1,2,3,45 FAA 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Class Play 45 Social Studies Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Band trip 1,2,3,45 Band camp 1.2.35 Raider Fol- lies 45 Moose Club 2,3,45 CPP 3,4 joan West-SSS 1,2,3,45 FTA 45 Social Studies Club 45 Band 1.2,3,45 Chorus 3.45 Band trip 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 4 Cindy Whitaker-Honor Society 3,45 SSS 1,2,3,45 Science Club 2,35 Drama Club 45 Class Play 45 Raiders Riot 35 ice-editorj 45 Confederate 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,Z,3, fsecretaryl 45 Chorus 3,45 Ma- jorette 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,2,3,45 Young Confederates 3,45 lwriting awardj Iour- nalism Camp 45 Band Camp 1,2,35 Homecoming 'Court5 Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 Miss Moose 3,45 GPP 3,45 FTA 45 So- cial Studies Club fsecretaryj 45 Raider Follies 4 Doug Whithom-Cross Country 1,2,35 Track 15 Intramurals 3,45 Band 25 Chrous 1,2,35 Band 8: Choir trip 1,2,3 Beth Williams-Student Co. 4: SSS 1,2,3,45 FTA fsecretaryl 45 Drama Club 45 Class Play 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,2,35 Stage Band 45 Rainbow Cworthy advi- sorJ5 One Way Street fsecretaryy Raider Follies Reso Williams-lpres.j 25 Honor Society 3,45 Student Co. 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 SSS 1,2,3,45 Science Club 2,35 Drama Club 45 Class Play 45 Raiders Riot 3,45 Confederate 3,45 Girl's State Majorette 1,2,3,45 Band trip 1,253,415 Young Con- federates 35 Cheerleader camp 2,3,45 Homecoming queen5 Nominee for Pumpkin Show Queen5 Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 DAR Good Citizen5 Satin Club fCen- sorj 25 Demolay District Sweetheart 35 Raider Follies 45 FTA 45 Social Studies Club 45 Moose Club 2,3,4 Holly Wilson-SSS 15 Student Co.5 Class President at VICA Robert Wood-FFA 152,35 Vocational School Senior Directory 133 , 1 I' f- -V Cassy Adams -' ' l if I Y Donna Akers Y lm? ,,W.,., F -1 -A l f-WF X J Alois Asche 1 ' ' W' Fw -fa 3 f- Dee Etta Back X Y -- M, f ' M Mark Back J fjx, ' W 1 X y tl:-P ' .-, Greg Baugh I V K ' ,ll ' -e - J J I K ' L V Lester Baugh V ' M ,. Brenda Beach , ' t X, T ' ,,, , Charles Black fl ' .4-x , r 7' - J . in 'W A f Terry Black Wive s 5' 3 W A , ' ' If g 'bfi Carolyn Bradley 5 T ' , , 1 ,if I V Q1 N ' 2 - W.. NanCY BracllBY si ,F-1 if J Z V A4 4 fl 5 ' 'ff iff , A H , V , - ' is 1 . . izr C 'fifef' , V 'M r -X , gf , ,V I' M 25' AE ,K li? Tonya Brewer l ff 3 K- Kathy Brinson . ' A ' B ' Gary Brooks . b 5:2 lg r ' .3 163, Randy Bush 4 l, 3 ., X U.. b I .- Mona Byard v ' , 'Q-ff P25 11 iii , Randy Christman QU? , I ,- Y at A l' li 5 ' ' 115i - el 1 ' isa. . ifq, fi Teresa Cole Bev Colvin jill Craig ,Y 2 ,C 5 Teresa Craig ,r,x A . Lee Crocker I If -Q Gary Curran 'f 4, , if vi 0 A A - ' ls Variety of juniors mal-ie the year of 7 the best ever A Debbie Lauber writes studiously for a daily assignment. 134 Iuniors A 'Yi x Active juniors have busy yeor B , t Q A l t ee. '. l it of l1', 4:f , Q 'T 'Z' ' , , iii? 1.-an-6 mi' , , E 1 1 - u ,L 1 ' A 7 - 1 Yr . 4- ,yt 1 ., i at if .7 .- fit ll Z B class officers, president Christy Hill: vice president, Barbara Peace: secretary, Cassy Adams: treasurer, Lee Crocker are at homeplate, concessions, where they spend a lot of their time raising money for the prom. C Here I am, says Lester Baugh as he jives to the music at an SR dance. C i ai? 'see A ,.,..,Y,, V Wh.. , Y nw in . H kr ,mm ii' V: '43 A42 , L t-3' f ll ff' :-:1 ' f ,, Eff x H wg 1 it - K ' L N: W lllll 5 'N E 3 H si? Y will we ?. 1 V ,II I , ,U 1 , - W 2 Z t ,V Aw '. , Jaw a s X i Qi V, Y Y -,1 t K , . 'fly 'JU ' . ,, l, :er 1- V, .5 ., at ge , Q.. Q, I .,, x .A V, K. M! s H 1, t i-, JM t C - Qg yfi . A 2 M 12255 5-gs it , V, i - - ff 5' r , , H it ' ' ' 5: .I T5 V mi, . 4 ,,. A, 1 M W 9. I, .rg -NNW i 1 y .- 3-1 H 5 J of - f U , ' .L . ' , qv, :II , Q1 H vs - 't A Uk' fi ' f . F .Q 'iii ,B f 1 Y V ,, I , X is H' ll .-tw ii' f JT gg5hsns nig' X l ' 'X ew- ,,p. T '- . 'I' -ig- .ae,s- it A ,Q ...,.- 4 J W H 1 t Ar -t .fl f 7 55' Norman Curran Randy Cutter Betty Dilk Carl Demaree Evie Demaree Donna Denny Doug Denny Mary Ann Dobbs Bob Dresselhaus lim Eaton Pam Elston Reva Estell Tim Ferguson jackie Fields Nancy Francis Miko Gabbard Iohn Garvey Victor Grossman Marvin Harrell Christy Hill Denise Holcomb Brenda Holman Tanya Horton Dianna Hughes Bruce Huntington 'gf' D - T I, f'15'3'lj5 'fig , X I A ,, 59-ggi Melanie Isaacs N ,pafggr l4'l'1YQ. 'lfsffi V H, qt ,1.'4--I-,fr .. 'T V Candy jackson ' ' I 1, - V A ,,. 4, 4 -+5 QL' f ' R R ,gf Teresa Jewell ' M 9 ,N - , ' C7 fx-V 3' ' Debbie Iohnson HL. - '-A A 'E ,fa V 5 Don Ioll 2 ' ' ' 1, ,gt . , ' 1 'Y . , . - Y K n A V, I: A M -. . Q-: ,gk J mg, ,U , K -P -f 2-1 . ,f 1 1 -ffl Brenda Keeton I 1 L 5 , 1' , T Kathy Kieffer ' qi 1 ' ' 1 . . Iackie LaBolt Q QM ., , A -Q , r Mona LaBolt ' ' I HA X Debbie Lauber ', it , - J' H ,ng th ' 1 Eddie Lee ' i - ff ' ' 1 r +A- 5 L 'ISF ,- 1. l' .. ,f , 1, T - Q Tracy Lemon , 5 Kevin Mack -if ' 2 Pam McClure A 2. - 5 ,kv -Q ' - 15:3 1 .X I ' A Mike Meierle -ff. K ' ' ' My ' A .IHA 5' if ,ga ' 5' Laura Moore F -' iff-3,55 it ,:,. K? ,- Y ,V : ,. Darlene Morris H Y ' , 4' , 3 ' , ii?-ll , ' ' , Q1 . f ' B - EM'-f . Q -eg, . 'iq in , g f 15,1fi ' g Rebecca Oney 'R l Q, V K Barbara Peace ,.,A, y mb al Ioey Perkins JP' ' Q - , Marilyn Rea ' j X ' , 1 Gary Richmond Q P ' A Ianey Ruggles r Jordi A A B A Candy Iackson and Tim Ferguson boogie at one of the many dances held at Tyson Gym. B juniors Candy Iackson, Iulie Taylor, Tanya Horton, Tim Ferguson, Barbara Peace, and Donna Akers get prepared for a busy half-time at the ballgame. C William Tewmey, Brenda Keeton, and Bob Dresselhaus smile sweetly as they take a rest from junior concessions. rm jr fm' f 'Q' Ei l C Iumor concessions help raise funds for prom D Iunior class listens intently as Mr. Suth- erlin instructs on how the whole thing is done. E Don Iolly grabs a quick drink before making his way to the lunch room. E A vi' .-ii i U . , 4 f Ni ' f 4- ' Dale Schwanholt Keith Scott Mary Ellen Smith Kathy Smith William Smith Lee Strassell 11353 . -an t i lg 5 i is ml llf in-v Kim Sturgeon Bruce Sutton fl ag., X 7, A. A Q-1 .X Brenda Swango ' , l W Iulie Taylor 4, - If ' Wendell Tewmey X1 ' ' ' fx William Tewmey if e an Q7 pe:-1 v..-1 fm vi ,, r ', ,an . 30 ' x 1 U -- E 115-if rl Linda White Rick Wilhoit Lisa Williams Greg Wilson Teddy Wissell George Turner Mike Vanosdol Steve Vaughn Brenda Vermillion David Walsh David Ward Iuniors 137 Melissa Adkins lim Ashby Tom Atkins Bonnie Bailey Connie Bailey Ken Baker Robin Barricklow Glenn Biddle Mark Booster David Briscoe Debbie Burress Tim Castner A iid Ps . Rita Clift Sheila Clift Carl Childers Randy Combs Nathan Conover Q Steve Cook A lack Corey Darrell Day Don Dicus Doug Downey Teresa Doyle Vicki Droege A A Examine them closely, girls, it's your only chance. . B Debbie Iacobs can actually study with a pleasant expression. 138 Sophomores Sophomores find time to l 4 Q 'Q M , in nm '-i',v i L O' V l l ff 5 K 86 4 . Lf ul 4 Y' ' -0 smile 5, 3 .df fl 9 -ff N .At sf- ' ' f- ' ' :Q is n X 'Q 3 L3 'gibf' as I J q P , Eel C r 'Uh ' ea , 59' Q' .fe ., 1 'Ii' 'lflf-KXJP 4 , at I 4 J xx 4 -:Tj 4 li I ,fy V, Y ,,' v ' AQ' f , tg 'l o l'1h4'!' D C Not now. I'm not ready, says Vicki Droege. D Regina Kieffer patiently waits on a cus- tomer to pay for his ticket. E Ellen Isaacs and Rick Richmond study industriously while jerry Lowe enjoys a bit of humor. E N 'X .Y ,Qs . Af, was r -. , Frank Eaton ' David Ebinger Keith Ellison lack Everage Diann Franklin 7.844 U i I ,fm 5 ,aff 4. -,S '12 ' -r ' Rick Fuehrer I 2 1 5 ' George Geabes V A, I , Carolyn Geisler H, 7 --Y' 1 A Melissa Geyman ' 'J A, .V , A, Cind Gilley I y l ' ' ' ' , Bobbie Goodall - . Ku .ge - F 5' . I X ' 'Q I ' . X W A H Susan Gunter 'Wiser' 52 i ' ' ci. f ' ,. Mi, .-I !- , I D ,fx Iackie Hafff in H A . ' V 4' 5 ,, i I 'iff' Dick Halcomb V 1 1- 'D 1' Q, 19 J ,gr X gliftolrll I-Igrtley , wr ,f .4 , A ,T ' 1-4' I -.Q W ,I ' am ay en X zg, I XT' ,A ff' g., Rhonda Heath fif tfxff H4 ' - V, K ' - , Karen Hensley - vi' .- I' .ti 1 Y in If ,. 1 I. . -9, 4 fx J l A , A Sophomores 139 9 i we xx J-N Tony Hiatt Ellen Holman Kathy Hopkins Ioy Hughes Brenda Hunger jerry Hunteman M ii- 1 T V79 U , I I ei 1 if , Y W I :ary . ,, fm, J . ' 35 W 'A 14N f 'P' ve, A t Rf A 'f rx' fix, Vickie Huntington V r ' '- ' ' I ' Diana Hurelbrink V V Nt' - ' - Q ' ' 1' H Ellen Isaacs A... .. - 4 'bmi Y X iv- 1,95 Y ' I, , Danny Isaacs , 'f' fg V -.aefj zzz ' f 5:54 ju, ,, Debbie Iacobs 1 ,V ' I ., ...- I ' QFL ,ff V' X .- , 'I Greg Kennedy - R g if' 1. 1 A' ' N L V L i f ,- f , i,f ?f.f L 'fa A, Regina Kieffer , ' V If A g f ,I Charles Kirkpatrick V - ' ,ff '. f-'zfiiiis ' if 1 ,I Nicholas Klusman 1- at y ' X-2nWL4+',.... Ya rs L. ' . Q L Rick King Wh , . Z I1 F el , J ! .ii 5 Greg Landwehr 5 .ga W ,g 'NL-gr N- 2 if' ,M V. , Ieff Lauber it-.T X V -2 'iv-Lf, .- it ..,, f 333- ,. 'fy f ss ' -P 'if .. , L by 1 ,A , A if Ali. -A :El , V ,A-.A I Cathy Lee V 'N if 2 ' .,- 1 Tricia Lee l ' f lf NQEAN. i Carol Iolly ,.' ' X , R Q ', , X 1, jerry Lowe ' I .F rn' 'F . ' ill: -' ' X -' X Penny Mack ., ' 1' .--' , , ' . it ' Rhonda Mack is ifkj ' . ' X JP 'QI ' , X ' fr 4 ,qt - t ., A 4 y ', ,- 'V 'V t 'x' Nuff 'il ' , ', f X .1 ' L. 1 I ' B i ., F XS 3? ' s f' A , lv I 6111. ' ,Q-2,2-' 5 f f . -Q lf, V F45 ti f W , , Y. , , A A Art teacher, Mrs. Gardner, shows Karen Rogers some techniques of art. B Ioey Perkins seems to be amused by what he is reading while Robin Barricklow looks on. C Connie Strimple and Denise Wagner take time from their busy sophomore schedule to catch up on the daily gossip. 140 Sophomores Q, F fa fist 'E' K ff: ct -. A 1 1' 19' -Tet' A 1 .ll 9 This-i X! v ,W I li' xi 1 5' 'sql ,,, '-L-'Q . 13,51 A 41: - C was 'Q Ilophs enter in high school scene with new activities D Sophomore students show different opinions of what is going on in the front of the room. E A mad mob of sophomores board the crowded bus as they take advantage of a day out of school for a field trip. , , Y DOOR at T t - i' fl N I David May i X hh ij ' Martin McNeelan V' '- -4' ' Gail McNew Q ' V ' Clinton Miller .Q ' Aaron Mills 4' l l 1 T rs!! Angela Mitchell Susan Mitchell Connie Morris Connie Mullins Debbie Naylor -- Sue Patterson Pam Pinkerton 1 ' xl in Mike Powers ', K , Becky Prarat Q lf' -P' 3' Myrna Rea 1 f 'fl i ', Io Ann Reed gg I, 3-ff 1 Melvin Renfro ' ta ' , ' ' Debbie Richardson A XL i Rick Richmond Karen Rogers ' Wesley Roy W. 'N ' Debbie Russell Wx vig Patti Ryker X A 'V Bob Schwagmeier Sophomores 141 Libby Shook Doug Smith Larry Smith Terry Steele Melody Stratton Connie Strimple Leroy Struckman Charlotte Tingle Robert Tyler Ioseph Tuttle Barbara Vanosdol 'ill f .4- t ' 6 .til Susan Struckman I - ...My-s W 52 'TJ' is L Iohn Vestal Denise Wagner jerry Walker Margaret Walston Kevin Ward Leonard Webster .5-g X7 'i Sophs have active existence M x 7 t . .' A Q't'm QA bil WN 7 i wt? 04.5, t - A Sue Williams is all smiles as she takes tickets for the annual Pumpkin Show. B Sophomore Connie Strimple shows the pains of struggling through new music dur- ing a regular day's band rehearsal. C Melody Stratton tries to get it together before she boards the bus for the voca- tional school. E The fearless leaders of the class of 75 consist of president, Don Dicus: vice-presi- dent, Carol Iollyg treasurer, Ierry Walkerg secretary, Darrel Day. F Angela Mitchell is busy working on sketches for her art grade. 9 9 iv' --of . 'A va E f - I e . A ,,. rs ffw .s ' ' I x 4 Gail Yauger ,.. Rick Yocum Our nations future leaders ure kept busy D A typical class meeting with all eyes watching sponsor Mr. Baurley to see what the next move is. 9.0 fi lr.-f vugg quun Debbie Wells Doug West Carla White Sue Williams Diane Wilson Ianell Wood F H-an it Sophombres 143 B . A Frosh Kim Prarat gets pie in her eye. W, 'hifi-El B Freshman girls seem to take their stud- ies seriously. Frosh study hard for their many busy years ahead 144 Freshman Carla Adams Kathy Adkins Larry Allen Robert Allen Teresa Arnold Mike Baugh Rick Baugh Iames Black Nancy Black Gwen Bonta Deanna Bradley Debbie Bradley Roy Branson Bill Brewer Woody Brewer Kim Brinson Tim Brinson Carol Browning Larry Bryant Marty Buchanan Dawn Buente Connie Byard Sam Byard Sandra Castle r , .-,r'I' I V N- Li .: , M , 1 , ' 'H x 'ill n V . -fr? V N ,, I I l,.k, t. 1 I ,Q 1 .JN . V A - I: ,Ye i t n 'f YC '-B K f' .. ff' 1' 'Il T . WL I li? 455 1 ' N A'-HA: '1 1 . .' ' STE ' ' .g il l in , , v lv ' it P' . v 'l H -. F,.,.n 1 e. , 2-.sl ' y . ' If f A W 331 '- Kizfi ' , - ' - '- f 'Q will -- . , . MMS. 'sale l' . ' '- ' so EEE ' , ' V 'Q ' Z ,- N 4 15-' .Q Y' . , A TA l 1, ll ss , Q , X X , F. W , fi 1,3 N itr,, ,n , ,. I - , tv -rf 'N A 1' 'N ,ll ia 'ri 1 1 rf H 1 tiff -Q ,A l V , I y ' ,l , 'U' , 5.-A , ' M 1 ' I ,: l 1 th? V , ' , l -V V I 1. lg 1: my A 1 . -fag J n be im ...... -, V- 'I H 'N Q 5 l, M X il 1 E? li X lfflfg , , V J 3 1 K 2-ew - V fr , ', 5 ,' .jqf 'I L Vid C , Z VJ Ronald King U9 'Z' l bv -J A Frosh class officers are president, Tina McCalipg vice-president, Kim Praratg sec- retary, Mike Stratton: and treasurer, Mike Baugh. B Senior Bruce Underwood tells freshmen boys to stand at attention during their initiation. l At-' like V ' Iohn Chappell ll 4. .L ., V V jg, V. Leesa Clem VV V , Q' V . 'iV ill my fr y X ' V Ernest Clift ' V' V .:.,,:V f V, , ref , X L-fi , Bobby Cole Er, 4, Jig' -' f ' V -I 1 Sharon Comer - , V l N 1 V , ,31gf.-1 , Steve Curran A. A - t 3 if -- ,C as , Di- A V, , V V f 4 Becky Day A ,Q ' s F ,? ,L ,F Philip Delay , Q, V ' K Rhonda Dicus A , R gil ' Larry Ellison 4 ,, W F, Q I Cheryl Estell I. L iw i V Charles Fisher , ' ,,,. ,flfll A1 4 lv - C , , 9 .N Carol Furlow Robin Graves 0, 76' . ' V' ff ' Conrad Green V, , X W3 V Ieff Hafft N L - E, Cathy Hance v . ,. Vi t, 'ig' V ,V . r 1 Natalie Hatton 4,-,i ef i V-S it AU 5 V V ' LaDonna Hayes -7, 6 f - A ' 2 H , Linda Heath V ,J 1 ' V F' V Regina Hensley y H -- ' X Q Bret Horton . ,- V , by Rick Hosmer -'iff - ' 5 ' f p sf' ' Bob Hunger N x 'if ' 'L 'gn Shirley Hunger ' ' Y fl ' fi 5 Mike Hyatt K. ' ff' il vi, ' Grant Isaacs V 4' VV.:-, ' ' VJ l dy ' .I Cindy Iones .V 1 , 551 ' V3 avg ,ing A ' Carol Kieffer . llxlifl i ' A V i ,.-thi A -. Y ...yi l 'Z .v Y ' Qlffli V t . ' ,.4-'4l:- 'J l :I-fi-. 'r-as ' uf al Peggy Kieffer Freshmen 145 A Freshman Carol Kieffer jives to the mu- B Theresa Arnold and Lurry Allen lake advantagf ofa sunny day to study on the B Tammy Lair Lynn Lohrum Doug Lows Faron Mack Debbie May Tina McCalip Peggy McCoy David McEvoy Robert McKenzie Mike MeNeelan Mary McQueen Mark Meisberger Tina Meisberger Glenn Menchhofer junior Messer Louis Minch Frances Moore Carolyn Mozingo Peggy Parker Bennilee Phillips Denise Pickett Susan Pickett Billy Pollard Kim Prarat Scott Prather Vickie Rohrig Edna Roy Candace Royce Sheila Ruble Tony Schmidlapp Frosh see aspects of high school 'L fi P S -1 iii,-X ,i l -fy E:--Ly . , 'z Y'. J 'Y 4, ' f' 'W D f , N, . ' A 'fp -L., it nv-2 - : ' . K A' tl A.. r . ' 4' Q - I . 1 .I Y f V I My J , ei., ,I , i .LA I ll Z ' is f Q ' Q ' . X 1 l Q- s A 4' -' 9 P' 5 ' ' ' wi' , 4 ,Mp ' 1 E - .' Nw! , V A al '1 nv? Darrell Schwanholt Tammy Sizemore Dean Smith Gwendolyn Smith Ann Spencer Verna Spurlock Ioe Steele Iamie Stevenson Mike Stratton Kevin Sturgeon Cynthia Stutler Becky Swango Danny Tewmey Tera Turner Gail Wade Tim Wade Virginia Wagner Lelah Walston Denise Watts Ieff Werner Iohn Werner , Mike Werner Mike White Roger White fi. Greenies find high school days un, frantic C Cindy jones blushes at having her pic- ture taken while dancing with Conrad Green. D Sam Byard locates a book from the card catalog. Freshmen 147 Eighth graders prepare for high school ears Wayne Adkins Darlene Allen Tammy Allen Sandra Ashby Belinda Back Teresa Back 4 '1 asv, yi' 'E' L Randy Bales A h Sherry Baugh rf - A Q Cindy Baurley 59 F w J . , Ianella Belew V, ,' B .f- 11. S w . ., V Danny Berry ' '7' ' l - Iohn Black r X f If ' 1 Dean Bonta 7. 1 Ha hifi V , janet Bradford X 'Q , I :Q gf fl- -- V, f Kerry Brinson . ' Q' ' if Q '-.-f ' v' ij 4- l Todd Castner KE, ' 9 rf ' X I Tammy Clift YR lf' 'I ,if 3? QR' rig! 1 - A Pl' ' .,.:. r- L. 5 -Aol! J Aff I ii Li l . ,K ' .i r I ' Sandy Day Q ' l Marla Evans ' f7,W'f- , ' V, ix Kathy Feller , ., All H V , If- ' J ' 1: David Furnish i Q ii'l -' ' K -A , 1 , Rick Gains ' 1 ' gr ?4 y ' ' ,L n 'uv Greg Gardner . f-,Ea A- . x f- ,- if gtii . B A Greg Gardner gets right down to the nitty-gritty. B Cheryl Tebbing, treasurer: Mike Hunger, vice presidentg Greg Gardner, secretary, and Iamie Bowling, president, have led the eighth grade to success. A 148 Eighth grade fs.. sal -,QV , i r i -7' T vo' l NN i' .11 , K vp fi na e W , '1--J f dw A, C , vw, 1 I 5 X Jo! H lr ' I A-.E C Barbara Scott finds an interesting fact 1 ..- 'I' D Iohn Miller seeks help from Mrs. Cas tner in the guidanc e office. E Tom White shows that reading your as signment can be fun. Kevin Gilley Mary Giltner Ella Goodall Terry Griffen Linda Grinstead Diana Grigsby Iames Hankins Vicki Hayes Mary Heidorn Mark Hendricks Kathy Hensley Larry Hensley Brenda Houze Gail Howard Greg Howard Mike Hunger Susan Hunt Darlene Iceberg Eighth Grade 149 A Iamie Bowling working hard to make ends meet. BEC Brenda Houze and Paul Keith are ob- served in deep concentration in class. q 3 Eighth grade learns early 'lilhiim, .. B S ' 1 ix sg e i A Debbie Iames . V L L GQ '- ' 'l Carol johnson s l' l - ' '94 V ' :. ' ya, Scott Iohnson V 1 - - 'M J' ,g W . - A M ' ' 1 4' SV I 1 gil' ly Brian Keeney i '-' 'J' ' L , , T ff, Mark Kieffer -'- , rdf - . Paul Keith , ll V 1' - H if 1. x 3 r 1 K4 1 -. A A or il ,L P2 A l A '- '- , ' P , . 4 A Randy King ' , , . 'l if ui hi l , ' ' .ni Ladona Lows ,F N i 'Q V ' . l F 7' Gerald May I M 'S .f- '- l ' V i ,F kv 'nv' - ' Teresa McCauley YL . 1' i ' .3 4 -N vi Mark Meisberger A J ' H L ' 1 D X V ' if f A 1'-5 . N B' f M'll' ' A i f 'f - ' I K' if , . or J ef M if john Miller Vonda Miller Wayne Miller Mary Ann Mitchell Bobbie Offile Van Porter 150 Eighth grade ,W Y I-if C37 U - i in ,X x Qi- .nf 33 i Y 1 i ,.1k HW, Tl 1 'ln l r ' W , N ,f 3 V 9 z' l n X 'l 5 A arf b .lf lids,-fr Q '5 ww I , ,,, . it V .'.'- 6 8 - lxlfxf t ' mx .1.f4.f,vr1jsX J e'?,..,,h V ,Q Y -,Q . 'Ji l wif' ' .0 4 A X' ,f J 0 ' 1 .V f A Kid . .nw 'r -rx f r , ., . X 4 .7 X t i W I a S- s D . U . Dorothy Wilson i Ioseph Womack Teresa Womack Babby Yuuger l 141 nxt- Chris Ralston Mike Richmond Debbie Ruggles Nancy Russell Becky Schwagmeier Barbara Scott Fred Starkey Rodney Stratton Chester Swinney Scotty Taulbee Tim Taylor Cheryl Tebbing Amy Underwood Chris Werner Patty Westmeier Lena White Tom White Ben Wilson D Sandy Day makes her debut at the Rai der Follies. EI Cindy Baurley amuses herself during class while watching tht hands of hu watch move slowly around Eighth gradt 151 Class of 78 starts out right toward their 1ife'S dream A Keith Adams Cynthia Allen Steve Allen Karen Anderson Tim Barret Mike Bishop Ieanne Bradley Nancy Bradley Rocky Brandon Susan Branson Robert Brewingion Doug Brinson Cheri Brown Susan Browning Ierry Brunner jeff Buchanan Ioel Budke Janie Burchett Iohn Busteed Kent Carter Sheryl Childers Cathy Clift Beverly Cole Iulie Creigmile 152 Seventh grade rn H 'Q N ,ui S A ' ll Hr .. K Q r l ff i A .zg ,-V .12 N , V E N, V .I If L 'HQ x K V --V. t'.F'i,r?-14,54-, 1,455 h is : ji in we rig G Hb 5 E,, Q: jg: K S H -M w i ' 1 ,Q , 'Hi ML- 1 , A W f 1525 n ig? WAAI V A 6 N 151W N5 f Q F M 'lb 'Q l' in xv A iv ,N l f x f f . .. W ' ' 21 fi Q' Lys: o 4 L N., 1 , . f :1i'i 1-. .,--, re ' ii' ' 'A A 1 , ' .4 .- , M if y M 2 R '. ' W ,,, ' Q ix - M- hu, ,I 55 , A f y A -' ,:r. ff- , 5 I :Iwi fl? ' I x .:.. T' ' iaiztni -I ,-:---- : ' U14 'R iw , PMI K .ig xsv 2405. :fg,G.f'l. V 1 'TS' 35' 3 - ,- ..: , ' 1 1-- E-- W X -f Q i. S ' -vt i s W' fl ff- 1:,.,.fE: David Daugherty Debra Day Peggy Doyle Emmett Fields Debbie Flint ' ' I F l Wayne Eden Alan Furnish Becky Garvey Eva Goodall Cindy Green Robert Green Wayne Gilley Marty Gross Steve Hardebaok Dona Hiatt Dana Hooton Deana Hooton E .' I Kent Hensley Beth Horton Diana Hosmer Branch Howard Ellen Hunger Sharon Hunger Tim Huntington C J A Seventh grade fearless leaders are presi- dent-Tony Walker, vice-president-De- nise Iacobs, secretary-Sally Underwood, treasurer-Branch Howard. B Deana Hooton and Diana Hosmer learn of cooking techniques in home ec. class. C Sheryl Childers grabs one last book be- fore loading the bus. Seventh grade 153 X er if Denise Iacobs Kim larvis David Iolly Mark Kennedy Ioan Kieffer Pam Kieffer Mary Kirkpatrick Tim Koger Lisa Lafary Gil Landwehr Iames Lee Steve Lee Cecilia Libunao Tim Linkmeyer Steve Lovins Ricky Mahoney Ianet May Kevin Menchhofer Charles Messer Dottie Morris Rickey Pollard Robert Porter Randy Richter Marsha Robinson A , ,sift L. if , ,, . it If t , .,, iflf A Seventh grade boys find both Mr. Feist and Health very entrancing. B Seventh grade boys awaiting the arrival of seventh grade girls? 154 Seventh grade ll vw gi. ia S I-2' , fr i A i1fr4 A Iii. li' J X I. I ,- A .1 . V Amid ii Lb 1 '. -I N iq... ' - j . N 1'-10' Q- 1' 317 mp ,, .5 ,. . - l .n. 1 - Sitting around: Cl typical day. C Seventh grade Enjoys first year ot S.R. C A group of seventh grade boys engage in a fast game of basketball Ja ,, i, Velma Roy Wilma Roy ? '-: 5' Anita Ruble g Mark Ruble f Kathy Sams Kim Rohrlg BME' lv-I 2 ,-- I 1 3 tl K: . , 4-, W if --! Billy Schwagmeier David Sipples Mike Smith Ieff Stegemiller Iohn Stegemoller Albert Sturgill Betty Taulbee Ronald Taylor Kathy Tebbing Kevin Thompson 1 'C le.: qv mv David Tingle Sally Underwood I 1' 3 I , 1 5 ' , '9 6' 0' ' - - . 'T' 1- A I ' U ' 1 I - ' Rodney Wilhoit 4- -- 7 Dale Wilson 'V l F ' , A Tony Womack Bob Vanosdol Ronnie Vanosdol Vickie Vanosdol Tony Walker Terri Wells Mike Whitaker Seventh grade 155 One of the biggest jobs of a yearbook staff concerns that of selling advertising. This responsibility is a large one in that almost our entire yearbook is financed by the selling of ads. The advanced journalism class which consists of all seniors is divided into groups and assigned certain sections. The areas covered are Aurora, Lawrenceburg, Milan, Holton, Friendship, Madison, Batesville, Dills- boro, Osgood, Greensburg, North Vernon, Hanover, Cross Plains, and Versailles. Then with great courage they all strike out to their areas to convince their cus- tomers that advertising in the yearbook could only be an asset to their estab- lishment. Once in a while they find themselves batting their heads against brick walls. All in all though they usually find themselves in very pleasant surroundings. After all, the teenager makes up a large percent of the buying public. When you stop to think about it, who buys more clothes, cosmet- ics, and hamburgers? The next thing they must do is fill out ad receipts and find out how the advertiser would like his ad in the yearbook. This year the pic- tures for the ad section were taken by a professional pho- tographer. For this extra ser- vice our thanks goes to Ierry Hunter and Beverly Studios. The top advertising sales- men for this year were Darla Fuehrer, Melanie Hatton. Christy Hunger, and jane Spencer. In addition to selling ads, dances, the Raider Follies. and subscriptions have made it possible for the 1973 Confederate to be published. As you can see, putting out a yearbook is not as simple as it may seem. There is much behind the scenes work that goes on in order that our yearbook might be the best possible. And now we can only ask- help support our supporters! W co Q QC Dunbar ond Bultmun Iron Clad Clothing Store DUIFY P1'0dUCfS Clothing and Shggg Owners:Dona1d E. Dunbar for the young man DHHDY E-VH1'1S North Vernon Indiana Osgood Indiana Phone 675-6311 IO 1U x5 NJ dui! ni YHffQl55f,f1-W Sl F ormer's Production Credit Association Farm Credit Specials Versailles, Indiana Phone 689-5900 PEPSI ff 6 I ' DU ARSBULT AN '-' ,f NB M ' .2 You've got a lot to live and Pepsi's got a lot to give! 3. PEPSI'C0lA T What mu-ian Confederate umpetition tomorrow . . ull be weanjmg Supporters IS year e,.. 1 . . O onsider this - employers know e valuable, Air Force training is. The 3 . 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Canida Durbin Bowl Madison, Indiana Lawrenceburg, Indiana 182 l Lorey's Lawrenoeburg, Indiana Lows jewelry Lawrenoeburg, Indiana Marge's Beauty Shop Cross Plains, Indiana Margie's Restaurant Friendship, Indiana Martin's Iewelry Aurora, Indiana Marton's Store Cross Plains, Indiana 421 Motel Versailles, Indiana M 8 V TV Cross Plains, Indiana Service Central Versailles, Indiana Shoe Mart North Vernon, Indiana Southeastern Ind. Rural Telephone Corp Inc Dillsboro, Indiana Star-Lite Drive-In Aurora, Indiana Steer Restaurant Madison, Indiana SteWart's Ladies Apparel Greensburg, Indiana Stoner's Dept. Store North Vernon, Indiana Sunoco Dillsboro, Indiana Tandy's Clothing Store Aurora, Indiana Ullrich Studio Aurora, Indiana Union 76 Osgood, Indiana W.H. Store 8' Son Furniture Milan, Indiana I Class of 1973 72 Adams, Vickie 112 Adkins, Carl 58, 71, 112 Ashby, Gary 112 Back, Reed 112 Beach, Danny 74, 112 Belew, Marilyn 21, 67, 71, 73, 76, 77, 82, 95, 112, 124 Benham, lack 74, 82, 113 Bishop, Bill 113 Black, Marla 73, 77, 113 Booster, Carol 71, 73, 76, 78, 91, 94, 113 Booster, Sally 25, 36, 66, 67, 73, 76, 78, 83, 95, 113 Bradford, Barbara 78, 113 Brinson, Clay 74, 114 Briscoe, Brenda 29, 72, 73, 76, 78, 94, 95, 114, 128 Bowling, Sulvan 114 Buchanan, Beverly 25, 67, 69, 71, 114, 121 Bustle, Darrell 58, 114 Bustle, Sharon 114 Byard, Tony 6, 48, 49, 50, 51, 60, 71, 73, 76, 78, 85, 95, 96, 115 Castner, Sandra 72, 115 Childers, Keith 58, 74 Clayton, Ioe 59, 74, 99, 115 Conover, Susan 77, 82, 115 Cox, Peggy 66, 73, 76, 77, 84, 85, 88, 89, 94 96, 115 Daily, Deborah 66, 71, 73, 76, 84, 85, 95, 115 Day, Clayton 74, 116 Day, Clinton 74, 82, 116 Diem, Tony 78, 116, 118 Downey, Allan 116 Downey, Marvin 74, 116 Ebel, Greg 44, 59, 60, 66, 67, 71, 73, 76, 78, 83, 84, 85, 94, 98, 114, 116 Ebinger, Cheryl 60, 61, 66, 117 Elston, Grace 72, 117 184 Index Enelhardt, Bobbi 4, 71, 73, 76, 82, 94, 95, 117 Estell, Marsha 117 Feller, Steve 74, 117 Fuehrer, Darla 4, 66, 67, 71, 73, 76, 77, 78 82, 83, 84, 85, 89, 94, 99, 117 Fuehrer, Richard 5, 67, 71, 73, 78, 82, 92, 95 118 Furlow, Dennis 118 Garvey, Pam 118 Geisler, Melissa 71, 73, 76, 94, 118 Graves, Sherry 82, 118 Gray, Hope 71, 76, 78, 82, 83, 117, 118 Gribben, Mike 6, 59, 71, 73, 95, 119 -Xi A Grigsby, Launa 72, 119 Grossman, Rick 40, 44, 59, 60, 71, 73, 76, 95, 119 Hatton, Melanie 4, 66, 69, 71, 84, 85, 119 Heath, Rosanne 66, 71, 73, 78, 78, 82, 94, 114, 119 Hensley, Kevin 119 Hewitt, Dennis 6, 58, 59, 60, 71, 73, 76, 82, 95, 120, 126 Hiatt, Lottie 37, 64, 66, 67, 71, 73, 76, 78, 82, 83, 85, 120, Holcomb, Dennis 60, 74, 120 Horton, Barbara 120 Hughes, William 20, 66, 69, 73, 76, 95, 120, 128 Hunger, Christy 66, 71, 73, 76, 78, 84, 85, 120, 128 Hurst, Tom 121 Jf fl X . 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A, ' ls 9'-. -sei '-it 1 1, '-' Ji- ' 1 , 1- '53 ,l f ,,,' l gl' ' 4 r Y ,...:e::.s:ef?' :eff - 1 T 51-74- ' FU-wf' ' I t- X ll M , V ffl' 'l Q' f fXs,:ff2 g 1 If W I Iceberg, Danny 74, 121 Iahnigen, Gary 45, 48, 49, 50, 60, 86, 71, 73, 76, 85, 95, 121 Iones, Tina 72, 82, 121 Keeney, Richard 19, 28, 66, 71, 73, 74, 85, 95, 121 Kennedy, William 28, 48, 56, 60, 66, 73, 74, 78, 94, 95, 121 Kieffer, Lisa 66, 73, 122 Landwehr, Gary 44, 60, 71, 122 Lauber, Barry 44, 45, 48, 50, 51, 60, 71, 73, 94, 98, 122 Linkmeyer, Teresa, 4, 5, 66, 67, 71, 73, 76, 77, 78, 82, 84, 85, 88, 89, 92, 95, 114, 122, 126 Lohrum, Leslie 82, 122 May, Ronald 123 McKittrick, Rick 123 McNeelan, Babs 60, 61, 64, 67, 71, 72, 73, 76, 78, 88, 89, 94, 95, 114, 123 McQueen, Steve 123 Meisberger, Arthur 74, 123 Menchhofer, Owen 37, 66, 67, 69, 73, 74, 78, 84, 85, 94, 99, 114, 123, 128 Miller, Rita 72, 73, 77, 82, 124 Monroe, Diann 24, 76, 78, 94, 123, 124 Moody, Loretta 71, 124 Myers, Mary 47, 48, 51, sz, 64, ss, 84, 98, 124 Parker, William 19, 20, 48, 56, 60, 66, 67, 71 73, 74, 76, 84, 85, 95, 124 Reed, Donna 66, 69, 71, 73, 76, 78, 94, 98, 124 Rork, Terry 125 Sams, Beverly 72, 82, 125 Sanders, Dennis 125 Schuerman, Chris 56, 69, 71, 73, 74, 76, 78 94, 125, 126 Schwagmeier, Brenda 25, 71, 73, 78, 82, 90 94, 125 Singleton, Patricia 47, 48, 62, 71, 73, 82, 88, 89, 91, 92, 94, 96, 125 Smith, Eddie 126 Snedaker, Dorm 21, 66, 67, 71, 73, 76, 78, 83. 84, 85, 94, 125, 126 Spencer, lane 4, 33, 60, 61, 71, 73, 76, 94, 126 Sporleder, Pam 66, 71, 73, 84, 85, 94, 96, 126 Spurlock, Carolyn 82, 126 Slenger, Peter, 71, 72, 73, 76, 78, 85, 126 Stenger, Rick 127 Stoneking, David 82, 91, 113, 127 Swano, Mike 82, 98, 127, 128 Thieman, Kathleen 7, 20, 66, 71, 73, 76, 77, 84, 85, 95, 127 Underwood, Bruce 48, 49, 50, 51, 60, 66. 67, 73, 76, 78, 85, 95, 127, 145 Vanosdol, Leland 72, 74, 127 Vestal, Bonnie 6, 128 Wall, Robin 33, 69, 71, 73, 76, 78, 95, 98, 128 Watts, Dennis 6, 58, 59, 71, 128 Webster, Shirley 19, 72, 82, 128 Werner, Ianie 67, 71, 73, 76, 78, 82, 94, 99, 128 West, Ioan 32, 71, 76, 78, 82, 83, 120, 128 Whitaker, Cynthia 66, 71, 73, 76, 78, 79, 82, 83, 84, 85, 95, 96, 126, 129 VVhitham, Doug 129 Williams, Beth 67, 73, 76, 78, 95, 99, 128, 129 Williams, Resa 37, 47, 48, 62, 66, 67, 71, 73, 76, 78, 79, 84, 85, 88, 89, 94, 96, 129 Wilson, Holly 72, 129 Wood, Robert 129 i 45' Class of 1974 Adams, Cassy 66, 67, 69, 82, 85, 96, 134, 135 Akers, Donna 36, 66, 69, 77, 134, Asche, Alois 75, 134 Back, Dee Etta 134 Back, Mark 75, 134, Baugh, Greg 35, 58, 59, 78, 134 Baugh, Lester 58, 62, 134 Beach, Brenda 5, 134 Black, Charles 75, 134 Black, Terry 48, 71, 82, 134 Bradley, Carolyn 134 Bradley, Nancy 69, 72, 134 Brewer, Tonya 69, 134 Brinson, Kathy 134 Brooks, Gary 58, 134 Bush, Randy 62, 134 Byard, Mona 62, 69, 71, 78, 79, 85, 134 Christman, Randy 67, 69, 71, 85, 134 Cole, Teresa 134 Colvin, Bev 60, 61, 66, 69, 71, 78, 82, 83, 85, 93, 134 Craig, Iill 66, 69, 74, 75, 78, 79, 85, 91, 134 Craig, Teresa 134 Crocker, Lee 37, 58, 59, 71, 134, '135 Curran, Cary 59, 72, 74, 75, 134 Curran, Norman 135 Cutter, Randy 37, 71, 135 Demaree, Carl 59, 72, 75, 135 Demaree, Evie 135 Denny, Donna 15, 66, 71, 85, 135 Denny, Doug 59, 72, 75, 135 Dilk, Betty 66, 69, 135 Dobbs, Mary Ann 135 Dresselhaus, Bob 58, 59, 60, 71, 72, 135 Index 185 Eaton, Iim 135 Elston, Pam 77, 135 Estell, Reva 82,'135 Ferguscn, Tim 36, 66, 69, 71, 78, 82, 83, 85, 93, 135 Fields, lack 71, 85, 92, 135 Francis, Nancy 7, 71, 78, 82, 85, 135 Gabbard, Mike 48, 135 Garvey, Iohn 135 Grossman, Victor 37, 40, 43, 48, 51, 60, 71, 85, 135 Harrell, Marvin 58, 82, 135 Hill, Christy 36, 66, 71, 78, 85, 135 Holcomb, Denise 47, 48, 60, 61, 62, 65, 71 85, 98, 135 Holman, Brenda 135 Horton, Tanya 29, 67, 71, 82, 85, 135 Hughes, Dianna 18, 66, 69, 77, 78, 85, 128, 135 Huntington, Bruce 37, 75, 78, 136 Isaacs, Melanie 60, 61, 82, 136 Iackson, Candy 66, 69, 71, 78, 82, 83, 85, 92, 136 Iewell, Teresa 136 Iohnson, Debbie 21, 66, 82, 136 Iolly, Don 75, 136, 137 Keeton, Brenda 78, 136 Kieffer, Kathy 66, 69, 82, 85, 136 LaBolt, Iackie 136 LaBolt, Mona 136 Lauber, Debbie 47, 48, 60, 61, 62, 64, 67, 71, 85, 134, 136 Lee, Eddie 40, 48, 60, 67, 71, 75, 136 Lemen, Tracy 29, 36, 44, 58, 59, 60, 71, 85, 136 Mack, Kevin 36, 40, 48, 50, 51, 60, 67, 69, 71, 85, 136 McClure, Pam 77, 136 Meierle, Mike 40, 58, 69, 71, 78, 85, 136 Moore, Laura 34, 69, 72, 77, 136 Morris, Darlene 72, 136 Oney, Rebecca 77, 136 Peace, Barb 21, 66, 135, 136 Perkins, joe 62, 75, 136, 140 Rea, Marilyn 69, 72, 78, 136 Richmond, Gary 44, 56, 60, 71, 136 Ruggles, Ianey 82, 136 Schwanholt, Dale 75, 137 Scott, Kieth 75, 137 Smith, Mary Ellen 73, 95, 137 Smith, Kathy 77, 137 Smith, William 137 Strassell, Lee 35, 56, 82, 137 Sturgion, Kim 137 Sutton, Bruce 58, 59, 137 Swango, Brenda 67, 71, 82, 85, 137 186 Index ml l i TaylOI', Iulie 18, 60, 61, 71, 92, 136, 137 Tewmey, Wendell 40, 42, 43, 60, 71, 78, 137 TeWmey,William 40, 58, 60, 69, 71, 75, 78, 136, 137 Turner, George 69, 71, 73, 78, 91, 95, 137 Vanosdol, Mike 62, 73, 94, 137 Vaughn, Steve 58, 71, 72, 78, 82, 137 Vermillion, Brenda 72, 137 Walsh, David 67, 69, 71, 82, 137 Ward, David 75, 137 White, Linda 64, 65, 66, 71, 85, 137 Wilhoit, Rick 56, 57, 58, 62, 71, 72, 82, 137 Williams, Lisa 62, 78, 85, 137 Wigan, Greg 36, 48, 60, 67, 69, 75, 78, 85, 93, Wissel. Ted 137 fl Class of 1975 Adkins, Melissa 71, 82, 138 Ashby, lim 75, 138 Adkins, Tom 138 Bailey, Bonnie 60, 61, 71, 78, 138 Bailey, Connie 47, 63, 64, 69, 78, 138 Baker, Ken 138 Barricklow, Robin 62, 138, 140 Biddle, Glenn 75, 138 Bode, Bill 59, 138 Booster, Mark 22, 75, 78, 138 Briscoe, David 22, 53, 60, 78, 138 Burress, Debbie 47, 63, 67, 69, 77, 138 Castner, Tim 45, 60, 69, 71, 138 Clift, Rita 138, 96 Clift, Sheila 29, 138 Childers, Carl 59, 138 Combs, Randy 138 Conover, Nathan 75, 138 Cook, Steve 45, 60, 69, 71, 138 , ': 's 'iss 5. Cory, lack 78, 138 Day, Darrell 78, 82, 138, 143 Dicus, DOD 45, 53, 60, 69, 138, 143 Downey, Doug 52, 53, 75, 138 Doyle, Teresa 138 Drogge, Vicki 69, 138, 139 Eaton, Frank 59, 139 Ebinger, David 22, 53, 75, 139 Ellison, Keith 75, 139 Everage, jack 59, 75, 78, 139 Franklin, Diann 78, 82, 139 Fuehrer, Rick 78, 139 Geabes, George 71, 139 Geisler, Carolyn 139 Geyman, Melissa 47, 63, 75, 78, 139 Gilley, Cindy 69, 77, 82, 139 Goodall, Bobbie 14, 82, 139 Gunter, Susan 139 Hafft, Iaokie 64, 69, 75, 78, 82, 139 Halcomb, Dick 22, 69, 75, 78, 139 Hartley, Clifton 139 Hayden, Pam 78, 139 Heath, Rhonda 77, 78, 139 Hensley, Karen 139 Hiatt, Tony 78, 140 Holman, Ellen 29, 69, 77, 140 Hopkins, Kathy 30, 33, 77, 140 Hughes, Ioy 71, 82, 140 Hunger, Brenda 69, 75, 78, 140 Hunteman, Ierry 27, 69, 78, 140 Huntington, Vickie 75, 78, 140 Hurelbrink, Diana 69, 78, 79, 140 Isaacs, Danny 60, 140 Isaacs, Ellen 69, 82, 139, 140 Iacobs, Debbie 69, 78, 138, 140 Iolly, Carol 82, 140, 143 Kennedy, Greg 27, 48, 56, 60, 62, 67, 69, 75, 78, 140 Kieffer, Regina 4, 69, 77, 139, 140 Kirkpatrick, Charles 140 King, Rick 59, 75, 140 Klusman, Nicholas 71, 140 Landwehr, Greg 22, 59, 140 53, 58, 59, 60, 62, 71, 140 Lauber, Ieff 29, 40, Lee, Cathy 69, 77, 78, 140 Lee, Tricia 69, 78, 82, 140 Lowe, Ierry 45, 48, 52, 53, 60, 69, 71, 139, 140 Mack, Penny 140 Mack, Rhonda 46, 63, 140 May, David 75, 141 McNeelan, Martin 40, 52, 60, 75, 78, 83, 141 McNew, Gail 71, 141 Miller, Clinton 75, 141 Mills, Aaron 141 Mitchell, Angela 62, 141, 143 Mitchell, Susan 31, 67, 69, 78, 79, 83, 141 Morris, Connie 69, 71, 82, 141 Mullins, Connie 82, 141 Naylor, Debbie 77, 141 Patterson, Sue 20, 69, 78, 62, 141 Pinkerton, Pam 82, 141 Powers, Mike 71, 141 Prarat, Becky 141 Rea, Myrna 82, 141 Reed, Io Ann 15, 62, 141 Renfro, Melvin 53, 141 Richardson, Debbie 71, 141 Richmond, Rick 15, 60, 69, 71, 139, 141 Rogers, Karen 33, 62, 82, 140, 141 Roy, Wesley 71, 141 Russell, Debbie 141 Ryker, Patti 141 Sehwagmeier, Bob 45, 53, 60, 141 Shook, Libby 142 Smith, Doug 20, 71, 142 Smilh, Larry 59, 71, 75, 142 Steele, Terry 142 Stratton, Melody 69, 71, 78, 82, 142 Strirnple, Connie 20, 62, 78, 79, 140, 142 Struckman, Leroy 142 Struckman, Susan 82, 142 Tingle, Charlotte 69, 78, 142 Tyler, Robert 142 Tuttle, Ioseph 82, 142 Vanosdol, Barbara 35, 71, 142 Vestal, Iohn 75, 142 Wagner, Denise 62, 82, 140, 142 Walker, jerry 45, 53, eo, 71, 142, Walston, Margaret 142 Ward, Kevin 69, 142 Webster, Leonard 59, 78, 142 Wells, Debbie 142 West, Doug 142 While, Carla 71, 78, 82, 93, 142 Williams, Sue 82, 89, 142 Wilson, Diane 62, 77, 142 Wood, Ianell 69, 71, 78, 82, 142 Yauger, Gail 69, 71, 78, 143 Yoeum, Rick 69, 71, 143 143 .1-ff ., ,,-5' 'Q-v,-i R. ,fx . 'zu 1' Class of 1976 Adams, Carla 13, 82, 144 Adkins, Kathy 144 Allen, Larry 54, 69, 71, 78, 144, 146 Allen, Robert 54, 71, 78, 83, 144 Arnold, Teresa 69, 71, 78, 144, 146 Baugh, Mike 54, 144, 145 Baugh, Rick 144 Black, james 75, 144 Black, Nancy 69, 77, 78, 144 Bonta, Gwen 54, 69, 144 Bradley, Dianna 60, 61, 69, 144 Bradley, Debbie 82, 144 Branson, Roy 71, 144 Brewer, Bill 54, 144 Brewer, Woody 75, 144 Brinson, Kim 40, 144 Brinson, Tim 40, 144 Browning, Carol 69, 78, 82, 144 Bryant, Larry 64, 144 Buchanan, Marty 69, 78, 144 Bunte, Dawn 26, 60, 61, 69, 71, 78, Byard, Connie 54, 69, 78, 144 Byard, Sam 54, 144, 147 Castle, Sandra 23, 144 Chappell, Iohn 69, 145 Clem, Leesa 69, 77, 78, 145 Clift, Ernest 71, 145 Cole, Bobby 145 144 Comer, Sharon 60, 61, 69, 71, 78, 145 Curran, Steve 75, 145 Day, Becky 145 Delay, Philip 54, 55, 57, 59, 78, 145 Dicus, Rhonda 69, 82, 145 Ellisen, Larry 145 Estell, Cheryl 82, 145 Fisher, Charles 145 Furlow, Carol 145 Graves, Robin 145 Green, Conrad 25, 62, 78, 145, 147 l-lafft, Ieff 45, 78, 145 Hance, Cathy 69, 82, 145 Hatton, Natalie 27, 60, 61, 67, 69, 7 Hayes, La Donna 82, 145 Heath, Linda 69, 78, 145 Hensley, Regina 82, 145 Horton, Bret 40, 145 Hosmer, Rick 69, 145 Hunger, Bob 69, 78, 145 Hunger, Shirley 69, 145 Hyatt, Nlike 54, 69, 78, '145 Isaacs, Grant 82, 145 Iones, Cindy 23, 145, 147 Kieffer, Carol 69, 82, 145, 146 Kieffer, Peggy 69, 78, 145 King, Ronaldl 145 Lair, Tammy 146 Lohrum, Lynn 62, 146 Index 8, 145 187 NX , -91, Q. Lows, Doug 69, 71, 78, 146 Mack, Faron 75, 146 May, Debbie 69, 78, az, 146 McCalip, Tina 26, 67, 69, 145, 149 McCoy, Peggy 27, 69, 78, 146 McEvoy, David 146 McKinzie, Robert 75, 146 McNeelan, Mike 40, 54, 69, 71, 146 McQueen, Mary 82, 146 Meisberger, Mark 62, 75, 146 Meisberger, Tina 69, 71, 78, 82, 146 Menchhofer, Glen 67, 69, 78, 146 Messer, Iunior 6, 146 Minch, Louis 54, 69, 145 Moore, Francis 69, 146 Mozingo, Carolyn 23, 34, 146 Parker, Peggy 69, 78, 146 Phyllips, Bennilee 69, 146 Pickett, Denise 69, 71, 78, 146 Pickett, Susan 69, 78, 146 Pollard, Billy 146 Prarat, Kim 54, 60, 61, 68, 69, 71, 78, 145, 146 Prather, Scott 75, 146 Rohrig, Vickie 69, 96, 146 Roy, Edna 146 Royce, Candace, 69, 146 Ruble, Sheila 69, 78, 146 Schmidlapp, Tony 69, 71, 75, 146 Schwanholi, Darrell 75, 147 Sizemore, Tammy 147 Smith, Dean 147 Smith, Gwendolyn 69, 147 Spencer, Ann 69, 78, 147 Spurlock, Verna 82, 147 Steele, Ioe 147 . Stevenson, Iamie 69, 147 Stratton, Mike 19, 28, 53, 145, 147 Sturgeon, Kevin 62, 147 Stutler, Cynthia 22, 69, 71, 78, 147 Swango, Becky 82, 147 - xi is 83, 144, Tewmey, Danny 40, 43, 62, 69, 71, 147 Turner, Tera 69, 71, 78, 147 Wade, Gail 147, Wade, Tim 147 Wagner, Virginia 147 Walston, Lelah 147 Watts, Denise 147 188 Index Werner, Ieff 54, 69, 78, 147 Werner, Iohn 82, 147 Werner, Mike 54, 147 White, Mike 68, 69, 71, 78, 147 White, Roger 147 Wilhoit, Gail 82, 147 Yocum, Terry 69, 147 Class of 1977 Adkins, Wayne 148 Allen, Darlene 148 Allen, Keith 55, 80, 148 Allen, Tammy 80, 148 Ashby, Sandra 80, 81, 148 Back, Belinda 80, 81, 148 Back, Teresa 80, 81, 148 Bales, Randy 55, 80, 81, 148 Baugh, Sherri 23, 80, 81, 148 Baurley, Cindy 148, 150 Belew, Ianella 24, 148 Berry, Danny 148 Black, Iohn 24, 148 Bonta, Dean 55, 148 Bowling, Iamie 148, 150 Bradford, janet 80, 148 Brinson, Kerry 148 Castner, Todd 55, 148 Clift, Tammy 24, 148 Day, Sandy 80, 148, 150 Evans, Marla 80, 81, 148 Feller, Kathy 80, 148 Furnish, Davie 55, 80, 148 Gains, Rick 148 Gardner, Greg 148 Gilley, Kevin 149 Giltner, Mary 149 Goodall, Ella 149 Griffen, Terry 149 Grinstead, Linda 80, 81, 149 Grigsby, Dianna 149 Hankins, Iames 149 Hayes, Vickie 22, 149 Heidorn, Mary 80, 149 Hendricks. Mark 55, 149 Hensley, Kathy 149 Hensley, Larry 80, 81, 149 Houze, Brenda 149, 150 Howard, Gail 55, 149 Howard, Greg 55, 149 Hunger, Mike 55, 80, 81, 148, 149 Hunt, Susan 149 Iceberg, Darlene 149 james, Debbie 80, 151 Iohnson, Carol 67, 151 Iohnson, Scott 151 Keeney, Brian 80, 81, 151 Kieffer, Mark 55, 151 'fine f all I E ieivlfwl rn,--4 x f X5 Z.: 'it xx lilies X I Scott, Barbara 80, 149, 151 Hunger, I Keith, Paul 150, 151 King, Randy 151 Lows, LaDonna 80, 151 May, Gerald 149, 151 McCauley, Teresa 151 Meisberger, Mark 151 Miller, Bart 151 Miller, john 149, 151 Miller, Vonda 23, 151 Miller, Wayne, 151 Mitchell, Mary Ann 80, 81, 151 Offill, Bobby 151 Porter, Van 151 Ralston, Chris 55, 80, 81, 151 Richmond, Mike 87, 151 Ruggles, Debbie 80, 81, 151 Russell, Nancy 151 Schwagmeier, Becky 22, 55, 80, 81, 151 Starkey, Fred 151 Stratton, Rodney 55, 80, 151 Swinney, Chester 151 Taulbee, Scotty 151 Taylor, Tim 151 Tebbing, Cheryl 80, 81, 148, 151 Underwood, Amy 55, 80, 81, 151 Werner, Chris 55, 80, 81, 151 Westmeier, Patty 80, 81, 151 Vllhite, Lena 55, 80, 151 Wite, Tom 55, 80, 151 Wilson, Ben 55, 80, 151 Wilson, Dorothy 151 Womack, joseph 151 Womack, Theresa 22, 151 Yauger, Babby 80, 81, 151 Eden, Wayne 152 Fields, Emmett 152 Flint, Debbie 152 Furnish, Garvey, Allen 152 Becky 152 Gilley, Wayne 55, 80, 152 Goodall, Eva 24, 152 Green, Cindy 80, 152 Green, Robert 55, 80, 152 Gross, Marty 80, 152 Hardebeck, Steve 152 Hensley, Kent 152 Hiatt, D Hooton, I-Iooton, Horton, Hosmer, Ona 80, 81, 152 Dana 80, 152 Deanna 67, 80, 81, 152, 153 Beth BO, 152 Diana 152, 153 Howard, Branch 55, 152, 153 Ellen 80, 152 JL - XJ Class of 1978 Adams, Keith 152 Allen, Cynthia 80, 152 Allen, Steve 55, 81, 152 Anderson, Karen 152 Bishop, Mike 152 Bradley, jeanne 152 Bradley, Nancy 152 Brandon, Rocky 152 Brasen, Susan 80, 152 Brewington, Robert 80, 152 Brinson, Doug 152 Brown, Cheri 80, 81, 152 Browning, Susan 80, 81, 152 Brunner, jerry 152 Buchanan, jeff 24, 55, 152 Budke, joel 55, 152 Burchett, janie 152 Busteed, john 152 Carter, Kent 81, 152 Childers, Sheryl 152, 153 Clift, Cathy 152 Cook, Beverly 152 Criigmile, julie 80, 152 Daugherty, David 152 Day, Debra 80, 152 Doyle, Peggy 80, 81, 152 Hunger, Sharon 80, 81, 152 Huntington, Tim 80, 152 jackobs, Denise 80, 81, 153, 154 jarvis, Kim 80, 81, 154 jolly, David 154 Kennedy, joan 154 Kennedy Mar 55, 67, 80, 81, 154 Kieffer, joan 154 Kieffer, Pam 154 Kirkpatrick, Mary 80, 154 Koger, Tim 55, 80, 154 Lafary, Lisa 80, 154 Landwehr, Gil 55, 154 Lee, Manes 154 Lee, Steve 80, 154 Libunano, Cecilia 80, 81, 154 Linkmeyer, Tim 55, 154 Lovins, Steve 80, 154 Mahoney, Ricky 80, 154 May, janet 80, 81, 154 Menchhofer, Kevin 80, 81, 154 Messer, Charles 154 Morris, Dottie 154 Pollard, Ricky 154 Porter, Robert 154 Richter, Randy 154 Robinson, Marsha 154 Rohrig, Kim 155 Roy, Velma 155 Roy, Wilma 155 Ruble, Anita 80, 81, 155 Ruble, Mark 80, 155 Sams, Cathy 23, 155 Schwagmeier, Blly 155 Sipples, David 55, 155 Sith, Mike 155 Stegemiller, jeff 55, 80, 155 Stegemoller, john 155 Sturgill, Albert 155 Taulbee, Betty 155 Taylor, Ronald 80, 155 Tebbing, Kathy 80,155 Thompson, Kevin 55, 80, 81, 155 Tingle, David 155 Underwood, Sally 80, 81, 153, 155 Vanosdol, Bob 155 Vanosdol, Ronnie 155 Vanosdol, Vickie 155 Walker, Tony 55, 153, 155 Wells, Terri 155 Whitaker, Mike 55, 80, 155 Wilhoit, Rodney 55, 155 Wilson, Dale 155 Womack, Tony 155 Index 189 As we look back on 1972-1973 school year, we notice the pres- ence of tradition as well as the many changes that have taken place here at South Ripley. We have attempted to convey this through the theme of our 1973 Confederate, Fragments of New Freedom. Tradition was evident in many ways from traditional clubs and organizations to sports to special events such as the prom and the play to class activities including the chili supper, steak supper and junior concessions. Change was visualized physi- cally, mentally and spiritually. Physically, through the changing of the dress code as students 190 Publications staff ff' -av aa! 't 4f,XX3. is m-- -1.4 ,fi H H fff , ,,, '- :ii . HPI' 4' ' . . Z LM, Y. 'rv if fi --I g- added jeans, medallions, and san- dals to their attire. Mentally, many students excelled as more honors and awards were given at graduation than ever before. Spiritually, many lives have been changed as Iesus Christ came into their lives, Through His love, South Ripley was united in Chris- tian fellowship. A large number of people have contributed to make the 1973 Confederate the best ever. Our thanks goes to Larry Glaze, year- book representative from Para- gon, our photographers-Bud lef- frey from Beverly Studios who many times went beyond the call of duty, and Ierry Hunter for his patience and willingness to take - pictures whenever we needed him and spent many long and late hours developing pictures, Peggy Cox, our outstanding layout edi- tor, for her never ending efforts, she was always there when we needed herg Owen Menchhofer, business manager, for taking charge of the business end of the yearbookg Mrs. Moorhead, our ad- visor, who gave up a lot of her time and encouraged us when we were down, and all the members of the Confederate staff who helped us get it together. Although fragments of tradition still remain, throughout the year 1973 many changes took place and a New Freedom was achieved. Editors Darla Fuehrer Teresa Linkmeyer E 'm ff , if' -- ' ' ,. luv, ,., , - Ni T I w. - .54-g5 V J ..,-nr, W f, Yearbook Staff , Editors ...................... ..................,.. D arla F uehrer, Teresa Linkmeyer Assistant Editors ........ ................. B ev Colvin, Tim Ferguson Layout Editors ............ .............. P eggy Cox, Melissa Geisler, Christy Hunger, Donn Snedaker Assistant Layout Editors ............................................................... Debbie Lauber, Greg Wilson, Candy Iackson, Nancy Francis Copy Editors ................... .............................................................. R esa Williams, Bobbi Engelhardt Assistant Copy Editors ....... ........ C assy Adams, Kathy Kieffer Sports Editor ................... ................ G reg Ebel Activities Editor ....................... ........ C indy Whitaker Assistant Activities Editor ........ ............ C hristy Hill Academic Editor .......................... .......... D ebbie Daily Assistant Academic Editor ....... ........ T anya Horton Senior Editors ........................... ........... T ony Byard, Dick Fuehrer Assistant Senior Editor .......... ....................... R andy Christxnan Business Manager ....................... ........................ O wen Me-nchhofer Assistant Business Managers ....... .......... D ianna Hughes, Lottie Hiatt Advertising Managers ................ ............................. M elanie Hatton, Pam Sporleder Assistant Advertising Manager ....... ...................... B renda Swango Art Editor .......................................... ............................... I ane Spencer Subscriptions Editors ........................ ....... M ary Myers, Bev Buchanan Assistant Subscriptions Editors ......... ........................... D enise Holcomb, Linda White, Brenda Keeton Faculty 8: Administration Editor. ............................................... Kathy Thieman Assistant Faculty 8z Administration Editor ................................. Donna Denny Typists ................................................................ Melanie Hatton, Pam Sporleder Photographers ....................... .................... B ill Parker, Rick Keeney Assistant Photographers ........ .............................................. I ill Craig Lisa Williams Advisor ........ ............... .......... M a ry Margaret Moorhead Confederate staff works late to make year- book great. Row 1-Candy Iackson, Nancy Francis, Bev Colvin, Teresa Linkmeyer, Peggy Cox, Resa Williams, Bobbi Eng- elhardt. Row 2-Tim Ferguson, Donn Snedaker, Greg Wilson, Darla Fuehrer, Mary Margaret Moorhead, Pam Sporleder. Yearbook staff 191 Iesusfs 3. e I Ejthere You were, N ne with God ei And we had separated Ourselves from you You had everything Yet, because You Loved us when We M f sf didn't deserve-, - r mare... a I 4-,mf YOU became 3315515- V r as e as Mi if hI2.01'!1,. 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