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South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

 - Class of 1980

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Grins And Smiles (Top Left) We all did sonae clowning around. (Right) Steph Hendrix grinned and smiled ... (Lower Left) A very daring Lynda Sills was tatooed by Rita Laney at the Art Club booth during the Festival. (Middle Left) Groucho Marx made an appearance. (Middle Right) Mrs. Libbie Conner and her husband kept an eye on everyone during the Homecoming dance, including the camera. (Right) Don't move. I've got you covered!'' joked Senior Cowboy Paul Fenoglio. (Top Loft) Kimma Indiana” Rumple worked hard? (Middle) Super Senior Debbie Volk giggled and laughed ... (Right) Don't mess with me.” warned Jerry Thomas. (Lower Left) Art class had some unusual projects, like Lee Walker. (Right) Even the Greenies” found time to laugh in their new surroundings. A Student Queen A current student of South Vermillion High School was crowned the Queen of Grapes for the 1979 Little Italy Festival. Junior Geralyn Montecillo re- ceived the honor and welcomed the 40,000 plus guests to the Festival in the traditional fashion of an Italian Grape Queen. Geralyn worked many hours behind the scenes of the four day extravaganza and helped present a 1979 Festival which will not be forgotten. (Top Lett) Festival goers Donna Bonomo. Brenda Wickens, Carol Yurchis, Lori Haga. and Debbie Crowder. (Right) Grape Queen Geralyn Montecillo and the typical mustached Italian man. (Lower Lett) Some very detailed artwork was performed on Senior Bobbi Gallatin. (Middle) Mr. Mike Breck and schoolboard president Dick Stevens finalized plans for the 2nd annual Meatball Mini-Marathon sponsored by the South Vermillion Fellowship of Christian Athletes. (Right) Geralyn took a break from her busy schedule. (Top Left) Many hours were spent preparing the bonfire. Senior Steve Thompson put the finishing touches on the traditional outhouse. (Right) Spirits were warmed the. night before the game. . (Lower Left) Spirits climbed with the Senior Pyramid. 10 Homecoming (Top Left) Seniors captured the 1979 Spirit Trophy by winning the float competition by flushing the Arrows! (Right) The Class of 1981 rocked and rolled to victory. (Lower Left) The Sophomore class bid for a Wildcat victory. (Middle Left) Don't mess with this Wildcat! the Freshmen warned. (Middle Right) The Seniors washed the Arrows back to Sullivan. (Right) Frosh did a great job building their float. Victory! 12 Homecoming (Top Left) The 1979 Homecoming Court: Lori Farrington. Tracy Rodich, Queen Felicia Hendrix. Micci Ferrare. and Steph Hendrix. Not present was Freshman candidate Dana Dowell. (Right) It was time to hear some gossip! (Lower Left) Donneta Robertson and George Domeika found time for some refreshments. (Middle) A dance to remember for this couple. (Right) Homecoming Queen Felicia Hendrix and escort Paul Fenoglio. 14 Jobs (Top Left) Senior Mike Milam stocked paper towels to the ceiling. (Middle) Pumping gas at Scott's earned spending money for Lori Jenkins. (Right) Jeff Edris arranged school supplies at Horney's. (Lower Left) Friendly service was displayed by Debbie Ellis at the Harris Food Store. RAYMOND A. AVE JEANNE MARIE BAKER DIANA DALE BEARD MARY BELLEGANTE SENIORS DAVID E. ANDREWS — Ecology Club 3, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Host and Hostess Corps 4; Scholastic Pin 1 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3. QUENTIN AVE — Drama Club . 2. 3. 4; AVO Club 1. 2; Band Member 1; Basketball Manager 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Co-Op 4. RAYMOND A. AVE — Ecology Club 2, 3, President 4; Chess Club 1; AVO 1; Swim Team 4. JEANNE MARIE BAKER — French Club 2. 3. 4; Literary Club 3. Historian 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Scholastic Pin 3; Who's Who in French 3; Who's Who in Spanish 3. DIANA DALE BEARD — Spanish Club 2, 4; Literary Club 2. 3. Secretary 4; Drama Club 1; Business Club 1 3; Band Member 1, 2. 3. 4; Coquette 3, Co-Captain 4; Choir Member 1, Secretary- Treasurer 2. Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Solo and Emsemble 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir 3; Student Council 4; Musical 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Achievement Secretary 3. President 4, Tri-Kappa Music Award 3; Spirit Board 4. MARY BELLEGANTE — Spanish Club 1; Home Economics Club 2. 3; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 2. 3; Science Club 1; Track Team 3; Intramurals 1; Co-Op 4. ANNETTE D. BENSKIN — Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 2; Health Careers Club 3, Vice-President 4; Art Club 3, 4. SANDRA SUE BLACK — Latin Club 1. 2; Ecology Club Secretary 4; Drama Club 3; Business Club 1, 2. 3. 4; OEA Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3; Band Member 1, 2, 3, 4; olo and Ensemble 1, 2. 3; Volleyball Manager 3; Office Help 3. 4. DAVID E. ANDREWS QUENTIN AVE 18 Seniors ANNETTE D. BENSKIN SANDRA SUE BLACK DONNA JEAN BONOMO W. GREG BRADLEY TONY BRKLACH KIM BURDICK MARY JANE BURRIS JEFF CAMPBELL SCOTT CLARK DAVID CRAIG SENIORS DONNA JEAN BONOMO — French Club 3; Literary Club 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Band Member 1 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 1 2, 3, State Finals 4; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, Page Editor 3. Co-Editor 4; Spring Play 1 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Scholastic Pin 2. 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Girls' State 3. Century III 4; Summer Honor Program 3; Junior Achievement 3, Vice- President 4; Honor Band 2; Prom Committee Chairman 3. W. GREG BRADLEY — A VO 1; Letterman Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 4; Basketball Team 1; Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramuralsl 2, 3. TONY BRKLACH KIM BURDICK MARY JANE BURRIS —Latin Club 1, 2; Literary Club 1; Drama Club 2. 4; Cheer Club 1. 2; Cheerleader 2; Track Team 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2, Treasurer 4. JEFF CAMPBELL — Chess Club 1; AVO Club 1; Letterman Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3. 4; Cross Country Team 1, 2; Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team 1, 2. SCOTT CLARK DAVID CRAIG Seniors 19 DEBBIE CROWDER — Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4; Literary Club 1; Drama Club 1; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 2. 3, 4. THOMAS D. CUNDIFF — French Club 1.2.3. 4; Chess Club 1,2.3. 4. TODD PATRICK CURTIS — Ecology Club 4; AVO Club 2. 3; Letterman Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3; Cross Country Team 1. 2; Track Team 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 2. 3. 4. MOLLY JEAN DAVIS — Latin Club 1. 2. 3; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Science Club 1; Band Member 3, 4. Choir Member 1, 2. 3. Treasurer 4; Stage Band 4; Solo and Ensemble 1.2. 3. 4; Musical 4; Travels Abroad 4; Who's Who in Latin 1; Junior Achievement 4; All-State Chorus 2; All-State Choir 4. ANDREA DIBBLE — Spanish Club 1.2.3. 4; Literary Club 2. 3; Cheer Club 1.2. 3. 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 4; Art Club 1; Coquette 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Junior Achievement 3. GEORGE KENNETH DOMEIKA, JR. — Letterman Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2; Basketball Team 1. 2. 3. 4. DENNIS J. DREHER — Ecology Club 4. Letterman Club 4; Art Club 1; Basketball Manager 1. 2. Co- Op 4. JEFF DUNFEE SENIORS DEBBIE CROWDER THOMAS D. CUNDIFF TODD PATRICK CURTIS MOLLY JEAN DAVIS ANDREA DIBBLE GEORGE DOMEIKA, JR. 20 Seniors DENNIS J. DREHER JEFF DUNFEE £B9i PENEE DIANE DUNN DEBBIE ELLIS SHARI ANN EMERY DONNA EMERY NANCY EMORY SENIORS RENEE DIANE DUNN — Cheer Club 1 2, 3, 4; Business Club 1; Home Economics Club 3, 4; OEA Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3, 4; Band Member 1; Intramurals 1; Co-Op 4. JEFFREY L EDRIS — French Club 4; Ecology Club 4; Spring Play 4; Scholastic Pin 2, 3; National Honor Society 4. DEBBIE ELLIS DONNA EMERY SHARI ANN EMERY — French Club 1; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 1, 2, 3; Home Economics Club 4; OEA Club 4; Art Club 2, 3, Secretary 4. NANCY EMORY JERRY FARRINGTON — Drama Club 3; AVO Club 2. 3; Track Team 3; Co-Op 4. PAUL JOSEPH FENOGLIO — Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 4; Cheer Club 3. 4; AVO Club 1; Letterman Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3, 4; Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 1 4; Baseball Team 1 2« 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2. 3; Dance Candidate 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Student Council 2, 3; Boys' State 3. JERRY FARRINGTON PAUL JOSEPH FENOGLIO Seniors 21 MICHELL MARIE FERRARE TODD WAYNE FUSS GINA MARIA FONCANNON BOBBI LYNN GALLATIN ELEANOR JO FOLTZ TIMOTHY C. FOLTZ CINDY GAY DERRICK GIBSON SENIORS MICHELL MARIE FERRARE — French Club 1, 2, 3; Literary Club 1, 2; Drama Club 4; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2. 3. 4; Broadcasting Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 1. 2, 3; Dance Candidate 2. 3, 4; Student Council 1 2. 3, 4; Spring Play 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Travels Abroad 2; Scholastic Pin 1 2, 3, 4; Who's Who in French 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Office Help 1, 2. 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Summer Honors Program 3; Powder Puff Football Team 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; French Honor Society 3; WCAT Disc Jockey 3, 4. TODD WAYNE FUSS — Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Team Track Team 2; Tennis Team 3, 4; Intramurals 1; French Club 2, 3; Spanish Club Drama Club President 4; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Letterman Club 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club President 2. 3, 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Class Officer 2. 3; Student Advisory Board 3; Spring Play 3, 4; Winter Convo 4; WCAT Disc Jockey 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Thespian Society 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Boys' State 3; Yearbook Staff 1. 2. 3, Editor 4. ELEANOR JO FOLTZ — French Club 2. 3; Latin Club Literary Club 3. Treasurer 4; Cheer Club 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2; Band Member 2, 3; Coquette 3; Stage Band 1, 2. 3; Solo and Ensemble 2. 3; Track Team 1 2, 3; Intramurals Newspaper Staff 2, Ad Manager 3, Feature Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 1. TIMOTHY C. FOLTZ — Latin Club 1 2; Ecology Club 4; Letterman Club 4; Math Club Band Member ; Cross Country Team 2; Swim Team 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Host and Hostess Corps 4; Who's Who in Latin 2. GINA MARIA FONCANNON — Spanish Club 1; Ecology Club 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Business Club 2. 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3, 4; Volleyball Manager 3, 4; Intramurals 3. BOBBI LYNN GALLATIN — Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4; Track Team 1 2; Intramurals French Club 1 2. 3; Cheer Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Literary Club 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2. Secretary 3, Secretary 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 4; Student Council 2; Spring Play 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Travels Abroad 1 4; Junior Achievement 3; Scholastic Pin 2, 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Office Help 3; Co-Op 4. CINDY GAY — Business Club 1; Home Economics Club 1; Literary Club 2; OEA Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming 3; Ecology Club 4. DERRICK GIBSON 22 Seniors LINDA GIORDANO JOHN D. GOLDNER BECKI JANELLE GRANGER BETH GRIFFIN ROBERT WILLIAM GRIMM SANDRA KAYE GROVES LINDA GIORDANO JOHN D. GOLDNER — Ecology Club 2; Drama Club 4; Chess Club 3; A VO Club 1 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3; Football Team . 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team 4; Inframurals 1, 2. 4. BECK! JANELLE GRANGER — French Club 1 2, 3; Business Club 4; Cheer Club 2, 3; Literary Club Drama Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2, 3; Class Officer 1 2; Travels Abroad 1, 2. BETH GRIFFIN — Cheer Club 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Future Teachers of America Club I- Drama Club 2. 3, 4; Choir Member 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Presidential Classroom 4. ROBERT WILLIAM GRIMM — Latin Club 1 2; Chess Club Basketball Team 1; Baseball Team 1; Host and Hostess Corps 4. SANDRA KAYE GROVES — Spanish Club 1 2. 3, 4; Art Club 2. 3, 4; Volleyball Team 3. 4; Musical SHELLY ANN HATHEWAY — French Club 2; Literary Club Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 1 2. 3; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2; Art Club 3; Intramurals FELICIA ANN HENDRIX — French Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Literary Club 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Cheer Club i, 2. 3; Business Club 4; AVO Club 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3; Basketball Team 2. 3; Basketball Goal Tender 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Dance Candidate 4; Travels Abroad 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3. SHELLY ANN HATHEWAY FELICIA ANN HENDRIX Seniors 23 POLLY ANN HINTON — Home Economics Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 4; Art Club 1; Intramurals 3. LORI HOLLINGSWORTH — Business Club i; Art Club 4; Literary Club 2; Ecology Club Treasurer 3. AMY S. HOOPER — French Club 2. 3; Cheer Club ; Letterman Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3; Art Club 4; Tennis Team 1 2, 3. 4. Office Help 3, 4. PAULA ANN HUNDLEY — French Club 1 3. 4; Drama Club 2. 3, 4; Home Economics Club 2; Choir Member 1, 2. 3, Vice-President and Secretary 4; Solo and Ensemble 1 2, 3. State 4; Swing Choir 3; Travels Abroad 3; Scholastic Pin 3; Who's Who in French 3. 4. CINDY HUNTER — Intramurals 4; Home Economics Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 4; Coquette 3, 4; Choir Member 3, 4. KIMBERLY D. IKERD — Drama Club 4; Cheer Club 3, 4; Business Club 2. 3, 4; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Band Member 1; Stage Band 1; Junior Achievement 4. TAMI D. JACKSON — Business Club 1, 2; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3; Cheer Club 1; Art Club 4; Drama Club 1 LORI ANN JENKINS — Literary Club 1; Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 1 4; Home Economics Club 2. 3, President 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2. 3; Basketball Team 1, 2. POLLY ANN HINTON LORI HOLLINGSWORTH AMY S. HOOPER PAULA ANN HUNDLEY CINDY HUNTER KIMBERLY D. IKERD 24 Seniors TAMI D. JACKSON LORI ANN JENKINS JEANNA LYNN JOHNSON ENOCH THOMAS JONES KURT N. JONES MARY NEVINS JONES SENIORS JEANNA LYNN JOHNSON — Basketball Team 1 2, 3; Track Team 2; Home Economics Club 4; Cheer Club 1 2, 3, 4; Literary Club 1 2; Media Club 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 4; Letterman Club 3; Office Help 2, 4; High School Rodeo 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Co-Op 4. ENOCH THOMAS JONES — AVO 1; Letterman Club 2. 3, 4; Football Team 1 3; Wrestling Team 1; Intramurals 3. KURT N. JONES — French Club 3; Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Cheer Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Letterman Club 2. 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2, 3, President 4; Math Club 1 Mascot 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 1. 2; Track Team 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Dance Candidate 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2. 3. President 4; Student Advisory Board 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Travels Abroad 3; Scholastic Pin 2. 3, 4; Boys' State 3; DAR Award 4; Eagle Scout 4. MARY NEVINS JONES TERRY “OSCAR” JONES — AVO Club 1; Art Club 2, 3, President 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4. MARLA SUE JUDSON — Basketball Team 2; Track Team 4; Intramurals i; Wrestlerette 3; French Club i; Cheer Club 1 2, 3. 4, Literary Club 1; Drama Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2. 3. 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 2; Letterman Club Secretary 3; Dance Candidate 1- Student Council 1, 3; Spring Play 3; Junior Achievement 3; Co-Op 4. SHELLEY S. KELSHEIMER — Spanish Club 2; Ecology Club 2; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Achievement 3. WAYNE KEOWN — Intramurals 1 4; Spanish Club 1; Math Club 1; Ecology Club 2. Vice-President 3. 4; Health Careers Club Secretary and Treasurer 3, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Spring Play 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. SHELLEY $. KELSHEIMER WAYNE KEOWN Seniors 25 SENIORS VICKY KERNS — Literary Club 4; Latin Club 2; Drama Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 2, 3; Spring Play 4; Office Help 1. 2, 3. 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. LORI ANNE KINGEREY — Drama Club 1. 2; Business Club 1. 2, 3; OEA 3; Choir Member 1. 2. 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Co-Op President 4. JERRY G. KOVARIK, JR. — French Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Chess Club 1 2; Cheer Club 3. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club Treasurer 2, 3. 4; Basketball Team i. 2. 3; Baseball Team 1 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Outstanding Freshman Boy 1; Scholastic Pin 2, 3. 4; Boys' State Alternate 3; WCAT Disc Jockey 3. RICK LEWIS REBECCA ANN LIGHTFOOT — Spanish Club 1 2. 3. 4; Literary Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club Math Club 1; Band Member 1 2. 3. Captain 4; Choir Member 4; Stage Band 1 2. 3. 4; Solo and Ensemble 1. 2. 3. State Finals 4; Swing Choir 3; Student Council 4; Newspaper Staff 3, Ad Manager 4; Musical 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Travels Abroad i; Scholastic Pin 2; Who's Who in Spanish 3; Girls' State Alternate 3. Summer Honor Porgram 3; Junior Achievement 3. Secretary 4; Honor Band 2; Spirit Board 4; Tri Kappa Music Award 3; Outstanding Third Year Spanish Student 3; Prom Committee 3. CLINT LOWRY — Literary Club 1; OEA Club 1 FRANK LUBOVICH TONY MAJOR — Football Team 2. 3. 4; Basketball Team 1; Intramurals 3, 4; Cheer Club 3. 4; Letterman Club 3. 4; Class Officer 2; Student Council 3. REBECCA ANN LIGHTFOOT CLINT LOWRY JERRY G. KOVARIK, JR. RICK LEWIS 26 Seniors FRANK LUBOVICH TONY MAJOR KIMBERLY J. MALONE LAURA MALONE LORI ANNE MAYES DOROTHY McCOLLOM KEVIN W. MARIETTA LUKE MARTIN KIMBERLY J. MALONE — French Club 1 2, 3; Literary Club 1; OEA Club 4; Letterman Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3. 4; Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team 1, 2. 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholastic Pin 1 2; Office Help 4. LAURA MALONE KEVIN W. MARIETTA — Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3, 4; Football Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball Team 1; Golf Team 4; Intramurals 3, 4, Class Officer 4; Student Advisory Board 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Ecology Club 4; Cheer Club 3; A VO Club 1. 2. 3; Letterman Club 4. LUKE MARTIN — Track Team 2. AVO Club 1. LORI ANNE MAYES — Business Club 1 2. 3, 4; OEA Club 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY McCOLLOM — Home Economics Club 3, 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 4. ANA MARIA MESA — Spanish Club 4; Art Club 4; Track Team 4. BRENDA MILAM ANA MARIA MESA BRENDA MILAM Seniors 27 SENIORS MIKE MILAM — Football Team 2. 3, 4; Baseball Team 2; Basketball Team 1; Intramurals 1, 3; Cheer Club 1 2. 3; Letterman Club 2. 3. 4. DAN MILLER LISA LYNN MOSELE — French Club 2. 3; Literary Club 2. Vice-President 3, President 4; Art Club 1; Band Member 2; Coquette 2, 3, Co- Captain 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Solo and Ensemble 1. 2. 3; Class Officer 1; Newspaper Staff 1 2. Page Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Spring Play 1 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Outstanding Freshman Girl ; Scholastic Pin 2; Who's Who in French 2. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Prom Co- Chairman 3; Spirit Board 4; Honor Band 2; Outstanding Second Year French Student 2. PAM NEWMAN JOSE IGNACIO PAUSA — Swim Team 4; Spanish Club 4; Track Team 4; French Club 4. CURTIS PEARMAN RANDY PEARMAN DEBBIE L. PORTER — Latin Club Literary Club 4; Drama Club 3; Business Club 2, 3, 4; OEA Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3; Band Member 1, 2. 3, 4; Coquette 4; Track Team 2, 3; Volleyball Team 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Travels Abroad 4; Office Help 4. 28 Seniors RANDY PEARMAN DEBBIE L. PORTER ADRIAN DALE PRITCHARD E. STEVE RAYNEY TRACY RODICH DARLA ROSKOVENSKY LORI ANN SANDERS KELLIE MARIE SEE JOE RIGSBY KIM RITCHARDSON SENIORS ADRIAN DALE PRITCHARD —Spanish Club 1, 2; Ecology Club 4; Cheer Club 3, 4; Letterman Club 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2. 3, 4; Football Team 1 2, 3, 4; Baseball team 1 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. E. STEVE RAYNEY — Latin Club 1 2. 3; Chess Club 'll Broadcasting Club 4. JOE RIGSBY KIM RITCHARDSON TRACY RODICH — Cheerleader 3, 4; Track Team 1; Intramurals 1; Wrestlerette 2; French Club Business Club 2, 3, 4; Cheer Club 1 2. 3, 4; Literary Club Vice-President 4; OEA Vice- President 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 2; Band Member 1; Dance Candidate 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Co- Op Secretary 4. DARLA ANN ROSKOVENSKY — French Club 2, 3, 4; Literary Club 2, Historian 3, 4; Drama Club i; Cheer Club 1 2. 3. 4. Business Club 1; OEA Club President 4; Choir Member Track Team 2; Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Page Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Host and Hostess Corps 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Office Help 4; Junior Achievement Secretary 3; Prom Committee 3; Co-Op Treasurer 4. LORI ANN SANDERS — Spanish Club 1 Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3, 4; Literary Club 3; Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 3, 4; OEA Club Secretary 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Media Club 1; Class Officer 3, 4. KELLIE MARIE SEE — Literary Club 2; Cheer Club 1 2. 4; Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3, 4; Coquette 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 2; Office Help 4. BRADLEY A. SISSON TERI LYNN SMITH KIMBERLY ANN STEWART MELISSA LYNN SULLIVAN SANDRA LEE SILLS NANCY ANN SIMS SENIORS SANDRA LEE SILLS — Cheer Club 3. 4; Home Economics Club 3, 4; junior Achievement 3, 4. NANCY ANN SIMS — Cheer Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Business Club 1; Home Economics Club 2, 3. Vice- President 4; OEA Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2; Basketball Team 2. 3; Tennis Team 3, 4; Co-Op 4. BRADLEY A. SISSON — Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2. 3, 4; AVO Club 1 2; Intramurals 3; Student Council 3. 4. TERI LYNN SMITH — Ecology Club 2; Cheer Club 3, 4; Business Club 2, Home Economics Club 4; OEA Club 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 3. 4; Band Member 1; Volleyball Team 2, 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4, Office Help 3, 4; Co-Op 4. KIMBERLY ANN STEWART — Cheer Club 3; Business Club Home Economics Club 3, Treasurer 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3, 4; Host and Hostess Corps 4; Office Help 4; Junior Achievement Treasurer 3; Library Help 4; Winter Convo 4; Musical 4. MELISSA LYNN SULLIVAN — Volleyball Team 3; Latin Club Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3; Teacher Assistant 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. ERNEST HENRY SUTLIFF III — Latin Club 1 Vice- President 2. President 3. President 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Cross Country Team 2, Captain 3; Basketball Team 1; Track Team 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 2; Newspaper Staff 3, Sports Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Host and Hostess Corps President 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; WCAT Disc Jockey 3. 4; Homecoming Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Op Vice-President 4. ROY E. THOMAS — Ecology Club 3; Letterman Club 3. 4; Baseball Team 4; Golf Team 2. 3; Intramurals 1 2, 3, 4. 30 Seniors ERNEST HENRY SUTLIFF ROY E. THOMAS KATHIE LEANN UPP WENDY USELMAN CHRIS VANDERGRIFF VICTOR R. VANDIVIER STEVE THOMPSON CHRIS M. TIERNEY SENIORS STEVE THOMPSON CHRIS M. TIERNEY — Ecology Club 3; Drama Club 4; Business Club 3; Letterman Club 4; Art Club 3; Track Team 2, 3. 4; Musical 4; Summer Honor Program 3; Junior Achievement 3. KATHIE LEANN UPP — Drama Club 1 2; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3; Co-Op 4. WENDY USELMAN CHRISTINIA KAY VANDERGRIFF — Spanish Club 2; Literary Club 2; Home Economics Club 1; Junior Achievement 3. VICTOR R. VANDIVIER — Letterman Club 4; Football Team 3, 4; Track Team 3, 4; Wrestling Team 3, 4; Most Valuable Football Player Western Indiana Conference 4. JOETTA LYNN VIETTI — French Club 3, 4; Literary Club Secretary 3. 4; Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 1 2, 3; Business Club 2; Newspaper Staff 2. 3. Dage Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4. National Honor Society 3, 4; Travels Abroad 3; Host and Hostess Corps 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Office Help 4; Junior Achievement 3; Prom Committee 3. DEBORAH MARIE VOLK — Spanish Club 3. 4; Literary Club 2; Cheer Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3, 4; Coquette 3, 4; Spring Play 4; Tennis Team 1 2. 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who's Who in Spanish 3, 4; Winter Convo 4. JOETTA LYNN VIETTI DEBORAH MARIE VOLK Seniors . SENIORS DAVID WAYNE WALKER — Letterman Club 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; Football Team 1 2. 3, 4; Baseball Team 1, 2. 3; Intramurals 1 2, 3. DEE ANN WALL — Intramurals 1; Spanish Club 1 2. 3; Cheer Club 1 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader i 2, 3; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 4; Broadcasting Club 4; Class Officer 2; Spring Play 3, 4; National Flonor Society 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Junior Achievement Vice- President 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Who's Who in Spanish 2; Outstanding Spanish Student 2; Scholastic Pin 1, 2; WCAT Disc Jockey 3, 4; Co-Op 4. ROCK STONEWALL WEATHERLY — Drama Club 2. 3, 4; A VO Club 1; Choir Member 2, 3, 4; Track Team 3. 4. DAVID WAYNE WALKER DEE ANN WALL ROCK WEATHERLY JANET LYNN WELKER MOLLY ANN WENZEL BRENDA SUE WICKENS STEVE WILSON JEFF WRIGHT 3 JANET LYNN WELKER — French Club 1 2. 3, 4; Literary Club t; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Cheer Club 1 2, 3. 4; Coquette 1; Cheerleader 2. 3; Intramurals t; Student Council t; Spring Play 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Co-Op 4. MOLLY ANN WENZEL — Drama Club 2, 4; Business Club 4; A VO Club 2. BRENDA SUE WICKENS — Literary Club 1 2; Drama Club 1 2; Cheer Club 2, 3. 4; Business Club Historian 3, 4; OEA Club 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Office Help 4. STEVE WILSON — Art Club 4. JEFF WRIGHT DON YATES MICHELLE YOUNG CAROL ANNE YURCHIS KIM ZANANDREA SENIORS DON YATES — Track Team 3; AVO Club 2, 3; Co-Op 4. MICHELLE YOUNG CAROL ANNE YURCHIS — Literary Club 2; Cheer Club 3, 4; Business Club 2. 3, 4; OEA Club Treasurer 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3. 4; Coquette 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 2; Tennis Team 2; Intramurals 'll Student Council 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Office Help 4. KIM ZANANDREA — Cheerleader 1; Business Club Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 3, 4. Seniors 33 36 Seniors Seniors 37 Graduation! 38 Graduation Ktva. JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Kelli Acord George Adamovich Todd Arthur Kim Ball Sandy Bash James Beard Kirk Beard Sheila Beard Thelma Beard Mike Beatty Jan Bellairt Kelly Benton Kim Borders Pam Brattain Glen Bridgewaters Brad Brklach Darlene Brown Greg Brown Jim Burnett Mark Capps Melissa Carli Alan Carty Kristy Cheesewright Scott Clark Donna Cline Tracey Cloud John Coletti Bob Cook Angie Costello Carl Cottrell 40 Juniors Michael Crum Viv Cundiff Bill Curtis Benita Davies Chuck Ditto Adria Domeika Susie Domeika Tracie Dowell Dave Dugan Dwayne Dyer Kent Eaton Janet Edwards Dawn Farrington Lori Farrington Chris Ferguson Rick Ferrari Matt Filchak Dirk Foltz Lynda Fortner Lynn Fortner Frank Fuller Nancy Genisio Terry Gilbert Lee Gillio Mary Ann Glover Mark Graham Julie Griffin Rose Griffin Donna Groves Tim Haase Juniors 41 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Lori Haga Malynda Hamersley Brad Harper Tracie Hays Troy Helt Leigh Ann Hendrix Teri Hills Mark Hinzy Kevin Hixon Barb Holdaway Lori Hollingsworth Brenda Howard Lori Ingram Lane Jackson Jim Jacso Patty Johnson Jim Jones Shelly Jones Laurie Jovanovich Cory Kennedy Matt Kelly Wayne Kelsheimer Steve Keown David Keyes Nick Klyaic Doug Lamb Rita Laney Brian Latinovich Beth Lawson Kenna Lewis 42 Juniors Ray Lewis Ron Lewis Jeff Lientz John Lindsey Robert Lindsey Pat Louden Rhonda Lowe Joe Lubovich Kim Luff Jackie Maloney Jeff Maloney Debbie Mankin Kent Marek Chris Martin Adina Mattox Albert Mayes Blythe McBride Sue McCollom Pat McCleish Jack Mishler Diane Moore Geralyn Monticello Kellie Nolan Kym Payton Krista Petak Pam Porter Brenda Procarione Jill Procarione Deb Purdy Brent Rice Juniors 43 Debby Searing Gina Sharp Starla Shepherd Ann Sills David Wayne Sills Lynda Sills Cindi Simpson Dan Solomon Tracey Soltis Bill Southard Rick Stickle Bobby Stevens Sherry Stewart Marc Stucker Doug Styles Jeanette Swinford Vickie Swinford Mark Sykes David Taylor Dan Thomas Sam Thomas Michelle Thompson Shelly Tolley Cliff Tresner Mari Trimble Rusty Uselman Tina Uselman Gayla Vorek Lee Walker Scott Watson Kelly White Lester Wiggins Lori Williams Shirley Williams RaeLynn Wilson Mary Witherspoon Todd West Lynn Wolfe Jerry Lee Wollam Neal Woodard Mickey Wright Cindy Zucca Juniors 45 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Paul Alabaugh Traci Amerman Henry Antonini Lisa Balach Chet Bales Jeanna Banks Rodney Beatty Cheryl Beckmann Sherry Beckmann Mark Bennett Phil Bennett Sam Benton Carla Bishop Jim Blackford Suzanne Boardman Jeff Bose Nelson Bridgewaters Donnie Brown Mark Bruce Brad Burdick Brent Burdick Tom Cadle Teresa Cappa Jim Chubrilo Frank Cirey Karen Dailey Dave Davis Mark Davis Diane Davitto Brian Diehl 46 Sophomores Dan Donahue Leigh Ann Dowell Regina Edmonds Steve Edris Tyke Ellis Joe Everhart Katherina Evol Virginia Falls Kay Foltz Candy Fortune George Frazier Lori Frink Gina Ingram Julie Godbey Doug Goldner Tammie Gossett Bridgette Graham Cathy Graham Gina Graham Belinda Green Doug Greiner Tammy Griffin Michael Griffith Lori Harpel Tim Hastings Terry Haun Danielle Helt Steph Hendrix Diane Hill Kris Hinkle Sophomores 47 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Toni Hinkle Dana Hisle Sandy Hobert Denise Hoggatt Mark Hollandbeck Jim Hollingsworth Tom Hooper Bob Hughes Tim Humphrey Brian Hunt Jeff Hunt John lacoli Lisa Inman Karla Jacks Cathy Jackson Mike Jackson Eric Johnson John Johnson Berdina Jones Rob Karanovich Scott Kashon Mary Kelly Larry Kelsheimer Leiton Kent Diane Kingery Kathy Kovarik Kim Kresge Kay Lambert Lori Lane Heidi Lavanway 48 Sophomores Tris Lavey Jani Lawson Malinda Lawson Penny Lewis Robin Lindsey Patty Llewellyn Micci Louden Kim Lovellette Rachel Lowe Vicki Lowe Eric Lucas Steve Lunsford Andy Maguire Rick Marietta Fred Marshall Derek Maxwell Theresa Michael Cindy Milam Jimmy Milam Tom Milam Nena Miller Tracey Miller Terry Morgan Cindy Morris Carol McDowell Mike McLeish Lisa McMasters Paula Nelson Brian Nickels Jay D. Nickels Sophomores 49 Gregg Nolan Denise Ozbun George Padish DeAnn Payton Denise Payton Pat Payton Sherry Peters Melissa Peterson Kevin Pitchkites Bill Poff Anna Poletto Rod Polomski Rod Pritchard Troy Randolph Holly Redman Dave Reininga T.J. Revesz Pam Richardson Phoebe Riley Terri Roberts Donnetta Robertson Kenny Robinson Debbie Sanders Cathy Scott 50 Sophomores Laurie Sills Sarah Sills Rob Sims Kevin Smith Martha Smith Paula Smith Steve Smith Todd Smith Cindy Soltis Judy Sprague Ron Straw Marilyn Stucker Jill Summerville Pam Taylor Betsy Tener Sally Tierney Jerry Thomas John Thompson Donny Upp Cathy Vallosia Brad Vandivier Tammy Vicars Mike Volk Stacie Wagle Jeff Walker Dale Wallace Randy Webster Dave Whitaker Ernie White Jay White Tina Williams Doug Wilson Kim Yates Dana Zanandrea Matt Zanandrea Stacey Zanandrea Lori Searing Robin Searing Robin See Gail Sheetz Jim Sheetz Angie Shepard Sophomores 51 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Beckey Acord Mike Adcox Brenda Alabaugh John Alabaugh Jackie Anderson Ann Ave James Baker Eric Baldwin Tammy Barnes Randy Baysinger Anita Bazzani Bobbie Beatty Tony Becke Emma Bee Kris Benskin Tom Bino Connie Bradburn Lori Brainin Michelle Bridgewaters Dave Brown Shelly Brown Lorie Burke Renea Burnett Sheri Burns Mark Burris Dennis Bynum Kurt Carroll Steve Carty David Cirey Frank Connor 52 Freshmen Kella Connor Julie Coonce Tony Coonce Dena Cooper Dom Costello Steve Cotton Andrea Cottrell Tom Crafton Mark Cromwell Mila Crum Crystal Dalton Lisa Davies Brian Davis Mary Davis Mark Ditz Brian Donahue Dana Dowell Jeff Dunn Bob Dust Darla Edington Kim Edwards Tammi Edwards Jillena Ellis Terry Eup Jim Everhart Tom Eversole Aneta Evol Kristina Evol John Fenoglio Kim Ferguson Freshmen 53 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Terry Filchak Dean Foltz Penney Frink Roger Genisio Jennifer Gibson Tom Gilbert Tim Gilman Tammy Godbey Robin Gordon Scott Graham Teppi Green Bernita Greiner Lori Griffin Darla Guinn Meta Hall Brad Hamersley Mike Hammond James Hastings Georgia Hatheway Sherri Haun Joel Matthew Hessler Tammy Hessler Tonna Hinkle Angel Hoggatt Judy Hoke Lori Hoke Gina Holdaway Melissa Hollingsworth Jim Hrovat Janet Hux 54 Freshmen Kirk Ikerd Lenny Jackson Isabelle Jones Jeff Jones Mary Jones Mike Jones Ron Jones Valerie Jones Bill Kelsheimer Sandra Kennett Shirley Kennett Diana Keown Sally King Tony Klyaic Brad Latinovich Holly Lavanway Sharon Leister Rick Lindsey Mike Lucas Rhonda Mack Jami Malone Debbi Marietta Teresa Mayes Robert Merrifield Brian McLeish Bobbi Milam John Montgomery Bryan Monts Troy Moore Jim Muciarelli Freshmen 55 Diana Myers Chuck Myette Lory Nickle Brenda Nolan Darrylene Overpeck Martin Padgett Charlotte Padish Doyle Padish Brad Peebles Mike Pender Johnna Porter Polly Porter Ken Primeaux Larry Pritchard Rob Pyle Jeff Randolph Susan Reed Brad Replogle Kevin Richardson Roger Richardson Rick Riggs Robyn Riggs Nancy Riley Doug Robertson 56 Freshmen Susan Roskovensky Toni Roumbos Tina Runyan Barb Sanders Paul Saults Daphne Session Frank Shannon Crystal Sheperd Lori Sherill Bret Silotto Andy Smith Brian Smith George Smith Kelly Smith Lori Smith Michelle Smith Ron Smith Sam Spires Ted Stevens Brent Summerville Bill Sutliff Lisa Taylor Tim Thomas Trina Thomas Dan Tierney Rose Timmons Roxanna Tresner Debbie Troglio Darla Trosper Richie Vandergriff Jeff Vicars Larry Wagle Danny Wagner Kevin Wallace Libby Wallace Don Walters Kathy Wheeler Chuck Williams Robin Wright Steve Yelich Peggy Young Bart Yowell Freshmen 57 FACULTY AND CLUBS DRAMACLUBDRAMACLUBDRAMACLUBDRAMACLUB Deanne Guerri Joyce Bonness Nancy Watson 60 English (Top Left) Drama Club (Middle) Freshman Richie Vandergriff checked the clock to see if he was late. (Right) Doug Goldner made before school calculations as he talked to friends. (Lower Left) Kurt Carroll made sure he stole the scene as he hammed it ud for the photographer. (Right) Literary Club LITCLUBLITCLUBLITCLUBLITCLUBLITCLUBLITCLUBLITCLUBLITCLUB English 61 Robert Byrer George Marsh a V’ I ;: Christine Mason Libbie Conner 9 Stephen Scheller William Zwerner 62 Math — Science ECOLOGY CLUB ECOLOGY CLUB ECOLOGY CLUB John Vanes Math — Science 63 Rebecca Grant Karen Graesch Lukens Vera Shew ARTCLUBARTCLUBARTCLUBARTCLUBARTCLUB FRENCHCLUBFRENCHCLUBFRENCHCLUBFRENCHCLUB 64 Foregin Language — Art Foreign language — Art 66 Christine Dodds Thomas Chambers Paul Holbert Business 67 WORLDOFWORKCO-OPWORLDOFWORKCO-OPWORLDOFWORKCO-OP Vocational 69 Social Studies 71 Mdm r Elizabeth Dowdy Douglas Andrew Patrice Liebler Education — Health — Driver's Education 72 Physical GROOMING ANDPHYSICALFITNESSFORYOUNGLADIESGROOMINGAND PHYSICALFITNE Physical Education. — Health — Driver's Education 73 HEALTHCAREERSCLUBHEALTHCAREERS 74 Music M S 3 G Glenna Gibbs Dr. Thomas Garrison Music 75 y y r Claire Ferando Marguerite Butts Jerry Hawkins Mary Pilipovich Darlene Luce M t V V Jane Harrison SCHOOLBOARDSCHOOLBOARDSCHOOLBOARD Robert Waugh n! Terry Smith Mike Maguire ACTIVITIES 82 Old Gold And Black Yearbook Shows Change The ideas for the 1980 edition of the Old Gold and Black started at Hanover College where three members attended a yearbook camp. These staff- ers brought back ideas to the rest of the group and soon everyone was fired up, ready to work on a unique design for this year's book. With the idea for the theme settled, the job for the remainder of the year was to make sure GSGL made it to the printer. A lot of hard work had to be done to finance the book — selling advertisements to area business- men, selling the books, and having the dance at the Winegarden — all this was in addition to actually creating the book. Under the direction of the sponsor, Mrs. Joyce Bon- ness and editor Todd Fliss, the staff of sixteen year- bookies worked diligently to finish the layouts, write the copy, and snap those perfect pictures. It required the sincere effort of each dedicated staff- er to complete every necessary task. (Top Lett) Junior Sandy Bash worked many hours on the Senior Section. (Middle) Editor Todd Fliss was in charge of the overall production of Grins and Smiles and Giggles and Laughs. (Right) Advisor Mrs. Joyce Bonness carefully supervised the bud- get as well as the crazy antics of the yearbookies. (Lower Lett) 1979-1980 Yearbook Staff: Standing, Mrs. Joyce Bonness. Jeff Bose, and Todd Fliss. Sitting. Geralyn Montecillo. Leigh Ann Hendrix. Jani Lawson, Mari Trimble. Danielle Helt. Sherry Peters. Shelly Brown, Sandy Bash, Kimma Rumple, and Debbi Marietta. Not present for the photo: Steph Hendrix, Alan Carty. Kellie Nolan, Kristy Cheesewright. and Terri Smith. (Right) Advertising Manager and Section Editor Kimma Rumple could always be counted upon to help out in a crisis. Old Gold And Black 83 Keepin’ The Presses Rolling The staff of The Wildcat seemed to be forever on the go, trying to capture each exciting moment of life at South Vermillion. As soon as one paper had made it to press, stories for the next edition were assigned to the reporters. The staff was responsible for the writing of the stories, typing, proofing, cor- recting the copy, and laying out the pages, in addi- tion to financing their entire operation. The money to pay for the newspaper was obtained through the selling of advertisements and by selling the ac- tual newspapers. The executive staff consisted of the co-editors, Lisa Mosele and Donna Bonomo, and the page editors. The rest of the hard working staff was made up of reporters, artists and photographers. The whole ef- fort was co-ordinated and supervised by Mrs. Mari- lyn Hawkins, their advisor. Besides producing two papers per month and the special Christmas and Senior editions, the staff also found the time to sponsor the Sweetheart Dance in February. (Top Lott) Senior Carol Yurchis handled the typing duties tor the newspaper. (Middle) 1980 Wildcat Staff: Sitting, Diane Moore, Jan Bellairt. Mike Volk, Rachel Lowe, Phoebe Riley, and Pat Mcleish. Stand- ing, Jim Blackford, Beth Lawson, Cindy Soltis. Carol Yurchis, Becky Lightfoot, Joetta Vietti. Ernie Sutliff, Lisa Mosele, Mrs. Marilyn Haw- kins. Donna Bonomo, and Vickie Swinford. (Right) Sophomore Phoebe Riley used d new style of desk while working on the newspaper. (Lower Loft) Pat McLeish, reporter and writer, strummed a few cords to keep in tune. (Top Middle) Co-Editors Donna Bonomo and Lisa Mosele. (Lower Middle) Sponsors of the Sweetheart Dance, the Wildcat Staff toasted to a successful evening. (Right) Advisor Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins was busy planning the next issue. The Wildcat 85 Band Captured Many Honors The 1979-1980 South Vermillion High School March- ing Band was really a group to be proud of. The talented individuals won many honors for the school as well as for themselves. In the fall the Marching Wildcats traveled to contest at East Columbus High School where they captured five of the nine tro- phies, including the coveted Sweepstakes trophy. The Stage Band worked hard to bring recognition to South Vermillion also. After many hours of re- hearsal the group was ready for their contest. The contest was held at DePauw University, and the band was awarded a first in their division. In addition to practicing for the contests, the band marched in the area parades and the ISU Home- coming Parade. The 'Cats were invited to perform at Rose Hulman which was quite an honor. The band also provided entertainment at the half-time shows at the football and basketball games and the pep sessions. (Top Loft) Freshman Tony Klyaic kept an eye on the music. (Middle) The percussion section set the pace for the 1980 Marching Wildcats. (Right) Band Director Mrs. Glenna Gibbs led the Wildcat Band to many honors. (Top Middle Lett) A large group of people combined their tal- ents to make up part of the woodwind section. (Middle) The 1980 South Vermillion Stage Band. (Lower Middle Left) The group of clarinets added to the quality of the woodwind section. (Lower Left) The section which had a touch of brass! (Middle) The trumpet players proudly exhibited their musical abilities. (Right) The band performed during the basketball games at halftime and were an addition to South Vermillion's school spirit. Marching Wildcats 87 88 Coquettes Half-Time Crowd Pleasers The 1979-1980 Coquettes suffered through many aggravating experiences at the Fred J. Miller Camp last summer. Sore muscles, blisters, and sunburns caused much discomfort but the benefits of the newly acquired knowledge of original routines made it all seem worthwhile. The Coquettes also received assistance with new ideas from Kevin Mur- phy and Roseann Foredori, two ISU students who were former members of similar troupes. All this ef- fort resulted in the highly professional and entertain- ing performances that the Coquettes gave throughout the year. The Coquettes marched in several area parades in addition to their performances at the football and basketball games. They helped at the annual rock- a-thon at the Vermillion Convalescent Center. Upon accompanying the band to the East Colum- bus Band Contest, the Coquettes were awarded a trophy for Best Auxiliary in their division. Lisa Mosele was Captain for the Coquettes and Diana Beard served as assistant-captain. (Top Left) Cathy Jackson and Gina Graham put many hours into hard practice. (Middle) Senior Carol Yurchis and Junior Beth Lawson rehearsed for a halftime performance. (Right) Lynda Sills. Carol Yurchis. and Lisa Mosele practiced for the colorguard. (Middle) The basketball court was stage area for the Co- quettes. (Lower Left) 1980 Coquettes: Kneeling, Debbie Porter, Lisa Ba- lach, Diane Hill. Debbie Volk, Donnetta Robertson, Cathy Jack- son. Candy Fortune, Gina Graham, and Cindy Hunter. Standing. Diana Beard, Andrea Dibble. Beth Lawson. Carol Yurchis. Lynda Sills, Jeanna Banks. Jani Lawson, Kellie See, and Lisa Mosele. (Right) Sophomore Candy Fortune learned the routines at a rapid pace. Coquettes 89 Feature Twirler 91 Cheesewright Twirled For ’Cats Every band needs a feature twirler, and for the past three years Kristy Cheesewright has held that position with the Marching Wildcats. Kristy, who was taught how to twirl the baton by her mother, has been in twirling competitions since the age of three. Although she does not compete individually now, she still competed for the school. Kristy performed with the band at contests, in pa- rades, and for half-time shows for sporting events. She didn't have a set routine for each song, but she had different individual parts of routines that she combined during any specific performance. Thus, she was able to flow with the music, ad libbing whenever it was necessary. Changing the beat of the music, trying on a new costume, and adding different elements of various dance and acrobatic steps, made each performance unique. Sixth hour was set aside as practice time during the fall and winter months. The hours spent in rehearsal were well worth it though, as she was awarded the trophy for Best Auxiliary at the East Columbus Band Contest. (Top Lett) Kristy was multi-talented, participating in basketball also. (Right) Many of Kristy's outfits were designed by her mother. (Left) Kristy demonstrated one of the many kicks used in her routines. (Middle) The football infield was a familiar place for Kristy. (Lower Middle) The feature twirler was also a member of the Student Council and an Inductee into Notional Honor Society. (Right) Kristy, caught at the end of her performance. Students Learned Responsibility Many honors were bestowed on various students throughout the year. On the night of April 23, twen- ty-three juniors and four seniors were inducted into the South Vermillion High School chapter of National Honor Society. Miss Christine Mason, sponsor, was pleased to have so many students qualify under such stringent requirements. On Honors Night, May 14, many students were re- warded for their accomplishments in their endeav- ors. Several scholarships were presented to grateful college-bound seniors, and John Alabaugh and Mary Davis were chosen as Outstanding Freshman Boy and Girl, respectively. Another aspect of student activity which deserved recognition was the Student Council. Student Body President Kurt Jones and the representatives from each class worked with their advisors, Miss Elizabeth Dowdy and Mr. Ernest Boatman, to improve the quality of student life at South Vermillion. The leaders of the senior class guided their fellow seniors through a successful Homecoming week, winning the float competition and the Spirit Trophy! They were also instrumental in the planning of the graduation ceremonies. (Top Loft) Micci Ferrare, a member of both NHS and Student Council. (Middle) Lori Haga was inducted into National Honor Society. (Right) Senior Class Officers: Tracy Rodich. Andrea Dibble. Lori Sanders, and Kevin Marietta. (Middle) The 1979-1980 members of the Student Council. (Lower Left) The 1980 members of National Honor Society. (Right) Kurt Jones. Student Body President, Student Leadership 93 Drama Production Staged The March 27 and 28 performances of You Can't Take It With You marked the second high school drama production to be staged in the new audito- rium. The success of the play was due to the dedi- cation of the directors, Mrs. Joyce Bonness and Micci Ferrare, and the tremendous effort put forth by the cast. Many hours of practice were required to learn the lines and perfect the mannerisms of each character. As the stage makeup was applied and the customes were adorned, the familiar faces were transformed into that of the strange ac- quaintances of the Vanderhof family. Ms. Rebecca Grant's art classes and Mr. Steven Pasko's shop classes contributed to the play by combining their talents in the creation of the set of the Vanderhof living room. Although the South Ver- million version of the play didn't make it to Broad- way, it provided an entertaining treat for area resi- dents and students and thus met its goal. (Top Loft) Jim Muciarelli and Lee J. Gillio handled lights and sound. (Middle) Ed played his xylophone as Essie danced to the music. (Right) Tony and Alice shared dn intimate moment. (Middle Left) IRS agent Henderson lectured Grandpa. (Middle Right) FBI men aroused the Vanderhof homestead. (Lower Lett) The Cdst: Sitting. Pdt McLeish — Grandpa Vander- hof; Carla Bishop — Rheba; Lisa Inman — Gay Wellington; Todd Fliss — Ed; Debbie Volk — Penelope Sycamore; and Joe Everhart — Boris Kolenkhov. Standing. Cindy Hunter — Mrs. Kirby; Jdck Mishler — Mr. Kirby; Lisa Mosele — Alice; Kurt Jones — Tony Kirby; Wayne Keown — Henderson; Brad Harper — Donald; Jeff Edris — Mr. DePinna; Dee Ann Wall — Essie; Steve Keown — FBI Man; Rodney Polomski — FBI Man; Scott Kashon — FBI Man; Barry Styles — Paul Sycamore; Micci Ferrare — Student Director; and Gera- lyn Montecillo — Olga. (Right) John lacoli managed the back stage area. You Can't Take It With You 95 First Musical Production Staged Godspell, as conceived by John Michael Tebelak, was the first musical to be held at South Vermillion. It required the co-ordinated effort of the cast; the crew, which consisted of stage, costume, makeup, props, lighting and sound, and carpentry divisions; the stage managers; and the musicians to success- fully complete the production. Director Dr. Thomas Garrison and his assistant Miss Elaine Gambaiani headed the group and were greatly responsible for the success of the production. Godspell was a celebration of the gospel as told by St. Matthew. The purpose of the musical was to portray Jesus Christ teaching love and joy to His children, but it also was entertaining as many tal- ented vocalists were heard. The set dipicted a playground scene, featuring a chainlink fence, a see-saw and trash strewn about the ground. The costumes consisted of ordinary street clothes applied in an extreme manner which created a dynamic impression. (Top Left) Director Dr. Thomas Garrison and chorus guitar player Mike McLeish rehearsed the music. (Right) Stephen portrayed the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. (Middle Lett) Sonia entertained the male portion of the audi- ence. (Middle Right) Costumes created a sense of excitement for the musical. (Lower Left) The cast: Sitting, Sandra Groves — Mary. Jim Black- ford — Jeffery: Kellie Nolan — Sonia; Joe Everhart — Stephen. Standing. Kelly White — Peggy; Holly Redman — Gilmer; Mike Volk — Herb; Donna Groves — Rebecca; Diana Beard — Lamar; Kristy Cheesewright — Robin; Mike Beatty — David; and Diane Keown — Joanne. (Right) Robin sang Day By Day to Stephen which electrified the listeners. Hot Events Stole Social Scene Two of the hottest events on the social scene this year at SV were the school dances. On December 15 the Student Council sponsored the annual Christ- mas Dance. The theme for the occasion was Boo- gie Wonderland, and that it was as the dancers got down to the beat of Zoot. Near the end of the evening, student council representative Kristy Cheesewright announced that senior Vic Vandivier had been selected King of the dance. By February, the need for another big event was evident. The Wildcat Staff came to the rescue, as they sponsored the second Sweetheart Dance to be held at South Vermillion. They chose the theme from Casablanca and decorated the foyer ac- cordingly. The Bob Lane Blues Band provided the tunes, which seemed to please everyone as they danced the night away. Junior Lori Farrington and Freshman Brian McLeish were chosen as the royalty for the evening. (Top Left) Holly Redman and Brian Latinovich snuggled during a break at the Sweetheart Dance. (Middle) Cathy Vallosia and Jay Kovarik had some refreshments during the dance. (Right) Christmas King Vic Vandivier and Vicky Kerns danced in celebration of his coronation. (Middle Left) The 1979 Christmas Dance court: Kent Eaton, Dan- ielle Helt, Vic Vandivier, Vicky Kerns, Brian McLeish, Dana Zanan- drea, Steph Hendrix, and Rob Sims. (Middle Right) The 1980 Sweetheart Dance court: Jeff Sisson, Lori Farrington, Brian McLeish, and Renea Burnett. (Lower Left) It was a break in the action at the Sweetheart Dance. (Lower Right) Senior Beth Griffin and escort Johnny Thomas seemed to have enjoyed themselves. Christmas Dance — Sweetheart Dance 99 100 Prom A Night To Be Remembered The long awaited Junior-Senior Prom took place at the Rose Hulman Union Building on the evening of May 9. Looking Through The Eyes of Love was the theme chosen by the prom committee. Shades of blue and silver decorated the floor where couples danced to the music of Rage. Midway through the evening. Junior Brad Harper announced Lori Jenkins had been chosen Prom Queen. The court of prin- cesses included Micci Ferrare, Andrea Dibble, Diana Beard, Debbie Volk, and Mary Burris. After switching to less formal clothes, everyone came to the Caberet. The parents of some of the junior class members were on hand to feed the hungry clan. South Vermillion's own cinema, other- wise known as the family living center, presented a double feature — “Blazing Saddles and Animal House . The excitement of a disco was not far away, however, as The Works were providing music in the foyer. (Top Loft) Junior Class President Brad Harper coronated Lori Jen- kins. (Middle) 1980 Prom Queen Lori Jenkins. (Right) Steve Walker and Andrea Dibble boogied to the music of Rage. (Middle) Tony Gossett, Carol Berto, Todd Hiss, and Micci Ferrare took a break from the dance floor. (Lower Left) 1980 Prom Court and Escorts: Steve Walker, Andrea Dibble, Tony Gossett, Micci Ferrare, Chuck Johnson, Mary Burris, Vic Vandivier, Brenna Ellis, Queen Lori Jenkins, Lance Ellis, Chris Ferguson, Debbie Volk, Dan Solomon, and Diana Beard. (Right) Alan Carty and Benita Davies reviewed the night's plans. Prom 101 Convocations Broke The Routine The Student Council's presentation of two convos provided a welcome escape from the usual daily routine for students and faculty members, as well as money to finance the council's many projects. The Two Martians performed an interesting spoof, simi- lar to a Mork from Ork, and another talented individ- ual entertained the student body with his musical and poetic talents. In December, Mrs. Joyce Bonness's first semester drama class performed a winter convo. Several Carol Burnett skits were staged including Hertz Rent-A-Car featuring Kim Stewart and Joni Web- ster, and “Old Folks featuring Debbie Volk and Joe Everhart. The convocation which seemed to steal the scene was a freebie by the Air Force Band. The group which originated from Chanute Air Force Base in Illinois had the student body jamming to the tunes ot Tyme. The electrifying sounds of the female vocalist sounded much like that of the rock group Blondie . Mr. Jerry Hawkins, counselor, was responsible for ar- ranging for the group to perform here. (Top Left) The female lead-vocalist for the Air Force band capti- vated the attention of the audience. (Middle) Accompanied by the female vocalist, the bass guitar player picked the cords with accuracy. (Right) An exciting voice and great guitar playing combined for a sound which electrified the crowd at South Vermillion. (Lower Left) Tyme also conveyed a brass sound which added to their overall fantastic performance. (Middle) The air was charged with excitement as the star of Tyme stole the show. (Right) Engulfed by his equipment, the drummer kept the beat of the rock music played by the Chanute Air Force Band. Convocations 103 Whether they were raising money for camp at a bakesale, practic- ing after school, or hanging post- ers to raise spirit, the yelieaders were always working hard to raise school spirit. All of the girls worked hard to help spread Wild- cat spirit and pride. The job was not an easy one, however, as teams saw disappointing seasons and the crowds began to lose their enthusiam. Each girl tried to incorporate new ideas to gain that spirit and sup- port for the teams. Pep sessions were planned to include maxi- mum student participation (re- member the pyramids and class competition?!!!), posters were made and vocal cords frazzled in constantly reminding everyone that We are the mighty Wild- cats!” 106 Cheerleaders Wrestlerettes Traci Amerman, Kathy Kovarik, and Denise Payton. Jr. Varsity (Bottom row) Leigh Ann Dowell. Holly Redman, Robin See, and (Top row) Dana Zanandrea. Spirit Board (First row) Robin See, Geralyn Montecillo, Jim Blackford. Diane Beard, Micci Ferrare. (Second row) Lisa Mosele. Sheila Beard. Mrs. Patrice Leibler. Becky Lightfoot. and Mrs. Libbie Conner. Not pictured is Mrs. Glenna Gibbs. Perhaps the most significant step to improved school spirit was the formation of the SVHS Spirit Board. Its purpose was to improve the relations between the cheer- leaders, band and coquettes. This was a successful effort to raise school spirit. The Board was represented by selected cheer- leaders, a coquette, and some officers from the band. Varsity (First row) Pam Porter, Sherry Peters, Geralyn Montecillo. (Second row) Micci Ferrare, Bobbi Gallatin, and Tracey Rodich. Freshman Dana Dowell, Debbi Marietta, Crystal Dalton, and Renea Burnett. Who could be seen on the side- lines, in the crowd, or at the ath- letes' sides, cheering them on? Why, it was the Wildcat mascot, the newest addition to rowdi- ness at SVHSM The decision of who would don the furry duds was a difficult one for the selec- tion committee. Applicants ex- pressed strong desires to “fire up the crowds and do his or her best to spark spirit. The final se- lection was that of Senior, Kurt Jones, and Sophomore, Joe Ever- heart. They both worked hard to get the spirit movin' by cheering, doing cartwheels, and even go- ing directly into the crowds, to get them excited about the games. Their enthusiam was the finishing touch to many games and pep sessions as fans, not only from SVHS but other schools as well, enjoyed their antics and their vitality during the games. The outfit worn by the mascots was designed by Mari Trimble, a junior, who created an outfit that far surpassed those worn by other school's mascots. (First row) Dave Davis, Brian Davis, Mickey Wright, (Second row) Mike Adcox, Jerry Wollam, Steve Yelich, Mark Ditz, and Coach Dan Harris. 110 Cross Country The long stretches of grass and gravel, after-the-meet Kool-Aid , and the good ole' honey jar were just a few of a long list of memories for the 1979 Cross Country Team. During the strenu- ous practices each boy became used to the different dips and curves on their course. Each boy's goal was to master this course and each in his own way did just that. After the meets, the team became accustomed to the re- freshing Kool-Aid that parents brought. Jerry Wollam and his honey jar al- ways provided a sweet note to the meets-even though Coach Dan Harris didn't get into it ! There were many close meets, five of which were victories for the Wildcat team. Caoch Dan Harris noted that, I considered the season a success be- cause it was so much better than what we had done in the past. South Vermillion 30 Sullivan 26 South Vermillion 40 West Vigo 15 South Vermillion 34 Paris 23 South Vermillion 26 Rosedale 36 Rockville 70 South Vermillion 29 Turkey Run 58 Montezuma 45 South Vermillion 40 South Mont 15 South Vermillion 38 Staunton 20 South Vermillion 58 Seeger 33 Covington 29 South Vermillion 38 T.H. South 20 South Vermillion 41 No. Vermillion 17 Cross Country til 112 Football Bennett, Doug Styles, Jim Chubrillo. (Second row) Mike Milam, Brad Vandivier, Kevin Marietta. Rob Sims. Don Upp, Matt Kelley. Kevin Pitchkites. Dan Solomon, Dirk Foltz. (Third row) Paul Fenoglio, Kurt Jones, Tony Major, Dave Walker. Mike Jackson, Frank Cirey, Marc Stucker, Dale Pritchard, and Vic Vandivier. Hard work paid off for the 1979 Wildcat football team as a 5-5 record was won. The unity of the team was one of the main ingre- dients to their successful season. This unity enabled the aggressive team to capture the WIC cham- pionship. In addition to the title, the Wildcats swamped places on the WIC all-conference football team. This WIC honor team had 24 positions — 7 of those were awarded to SVHS players. Includ- ed in the awards were Kurt Jones, Dale Pritchard, Matt Kelley, Vic Vandivier, Paul Fenoglio, Kevin Marietta, Dave Walker, and Tony Major. Vic Vandivier was also dis- tinguished as the Player of the Year. Another of the memora- ble moments of the year was the team's ability to win the first South Vermillion victory on the new football field. They defeated the Sullivan Arrows for a whopping Homecoming victory of 34-7. South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion 0 McCutcheon 21 26 Brazil 9 6 West Vigo 14 12 Greencastle 0 34 Sullivan 7 6 T.H. South 42 0 Danville 30 46 Rockville 30 14 North Knox 12 16 Covington 20 Football -113 New additions to the sidelines during the 1979 season were the first female football team man- agers at SVHS. Karla Jacks and Kella Conner applied for the job and soon found themselves a part of the team. The football players found them competent and reliable sources for water after thirsty-making plays, towels and jackets during the games. Designated Killer 1 and Killer 2 both Karla and Kella found their work hard yet interesting and fun. (First row) Dan Tierney. Larry Pritchard, John Fenoglio, Brad Latinovich. Bill Sutllff, Brian McLeish. Rich Vandergriff. Chuck Williams. Frank Shannon. Bob Dust. Jim Flastings. (Second row) Terry Eup, Brian Monts. Mike Pender. Doyle Padish. Kurt Carroll. Jett Vicars. Kurt Ikerd, Jim Hrovat, Mike Hammond, George Smith. Tom Eversole, Jim Everhart, and Coach Gary Klakemp. The 1979 Freshman Football Team had a highly successful year as they completed their season with a 7 win to only 1 loss record. Playing against teams that were strong competitors, the Frosh team made quite a showing of skill, teamwork and aggression as they were clearly the best area Freshman team. The team's only loss of the season was also their last game. This loss to the Brazil Red Devils was disheartening but the final record made up for this. The fine team showed fine work and the attitude of the boys themselves showed very good sportsmanship. Football 115 umpin’ In — Feet First! Mark Davis, a sophomore, was the shining star of the swim team when he not only placed well in all of the meets, but con- tinued to state competition. Mark may not have made it into the top 12, but the chance he made for himself and SVHS was a very proud one. Mark has always en- joyed swimming and feels that the sport not only keeps one in shape physically, but mentally as well. Knowing that I have to train hard and then knowing that I can win makes me feel good about myself, says Mark. I hope to continue to work even harder and maybe even win a scholar- ship to Indiana University. Kathy Kovarik. Jeanna Banks, Kellie Nolan, Tracey Cloud, Mary Kelley, Ann Sills, and Kristy Cheesewright. Not pictured is Raelynn Wilson. (First row) Kevin Hixon. Kenneth Primeaux, Dean Foltz, Mark Hollenbeck, Randy Webster. (Second row) Coach Doug Andrew, Bill Curtis, Mark Davis, Tim Foltz, Henry Antonini, and Coach Boy Byrer. I Pictured are Coaches Doug Andrew and Becky Grant. Girls South Vermillion 64 S. Vigo 93 South Vermillion 43 N. Vigo 123 South Vermillion 48 West Vigo 84 South Vermillion 42 Fountain Central 118 South Vermillion 42 Fountain Central 122 South Vermillion 59 Attica 93 South Vermillion 53 Greencastle 100 South Vermillion 43 West Vigo 102 High Point — Tracey Cloud Most Improved — Kristy Cheesewright Boys South Vermillion 64 Greencastle 96 South Vermillion 57 Southmont 106 South Vermillion 67 Seeger 97 South Vermillion 57.5 N. Vigo 112.5 South Vermillion 94 N. Vermillion 56 South Vermillion 86 Fountain Central 74 South Vermillion 64 West Vigo 98 South Vermillion 96 N. Vermillion 58 South Vermillion 83 Fountain Central 77 South Vermillion 87 Attica 57 South Vermillion 75 N. Putnam 74 South Vermillion 51 S. Vigo 116 High Point — Mark Davis Most Improved — Dean Foltz : Swimming 117 Determination was the name of the tennis game played this fall at South Vermillion. Each boy im- proved his skills and tried to catch some winning fever. This fever also caught on with parents and fans who supported the team. Who could forget the many cans of good, cold, and well-deserved Mountain Dew or the hit the spot candy bars (especially Snickers, right, coach?!!) which many parents supplied after each tennis match? The 5-7 season of the Wildcat team proved that hard work paid off. The season was also highlight- ed by the aggressive sectional action. 118 Tennis Chuck Ditto, Mike Volk. Jim Blackford. Tom Hooper, Pat Payton. Brad Brklach. Chris Fergu- son, Todd Fliss. Greg Brown. Doug Wilson, Rick Lindsey, Jack Mishler, Jeff Randolph. Rick Marietta, and Coach Mike Breck. South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion T.H. South West Vigo Rockville T.H. South Sullivan T.H. North West Vigo Brazil Van Buren Brazil Fountain Central Covington Although the final record wasn't very memorable, the 1979 volley- ball teams proved that the feel- ings of togetherness and close- ness were two of the best memo- ries to have. As the girls “bumped , “set , and “spiked through the season, names such as “Leroy , “Spaz , “Stretch , and “Space were heard shout- ing encouragement, praise, and sometimes critisism — all in the name of volleyball. The teams both fell short of victories on the court but achieved a deep sense of friendship among the girls. This friendship wasn't only felt at matches but months after the season had ended as well. The girls hope to bring this close spirit back for the 1980 season along with a strong desire to win. o £ 3 CL ■o D ■ ■■■ a CO 120 Volleyball (First row) Coach Nancy Royer, Sandra Groves, Tracy Saxton. Lee Walker. Manager Gina Foncannon, (Second row) Terri Smith, Terri Frink, Kim Malone, Kathy Vallosia, Micci Louden, (Third row) Lisa Inman. Theresa Michaels, and Leigh Ann Hendrix. 0-15. 5-15 15-9, 4-15. 8-15 6-15. 8-15 6-15. 12-15 0-15, 0-15 6- 15. 3-15 8-15. 6-15 7- 15, 1-15 7-15, 3-15 4- 15, 7-15 5- 15. 2-15 4-15. 6-15 12-15. 5-15 3-15. 13-15 15-13. 3-15. 6-15 South Vermillion vs. Rockville South Vermillion vs. Brazil South Vermillion vs. West Vigo South Vermillion vs. Montezuma South Vermillion vs. Covington South Vermillion vs. Rosedale South Vermillion vs. North Vermillion South Vermillion vs. North Knox South Vermillion vs. Staunton South Vermillion vs. Van Buren South Vermillion vs. Turkey Run South Vermillion vs. Sullivan South Vermillion vs. Attica South Vermillion vs. Rosedale South Vermillion vs. North Central Volleyball 121 South Vermillion 36 West Vigo 39 South Vermillion 12 McCutcheon 66 South Vermillion 21 Crawfordsville 54 South Vermillion 30 Brazil 39 South Vermillion 36 West Vigo 39 South Vermillion 22 Fountain Central 48 South Vermillion 45 Paris 18 South Vermillion 22 N. Vigo 43 South Vermillion 63 Rockville 9 South Vermillion 53 Linton 18 South Vermillion 63 Covington 12 South Vermillion 57 Turkey Run 15 South Vermillion 36 N. Putnam 32 South Vermillion 21 Sullivan 49 South Vermillion 3rd SV Invitational South Vermillion 4th WIC South Vermillion 3rd Sectional South Vermillion 5th Regional 122 Wrestling Determination paid off for the 1979-80 Wrestling team as a 6-4 season was recorded. This team record was further enhanced by the many individual records set by the men of the mats. Brad Vandivier broke the school re- cord for the fastest pin with a time of 16 quick seconds. Dave Davis and Vic Vandivier both saw regional action where they both finished 2nd in their respective weight classes. Vic Vandivier was also named Most Valuable Player at the Winter Sports Banquet. (Flr t row) Rick Marietta, Alan Carty, Dave Davis, Tom Milam, Rod Pritchard, Tim Haase, Steve Carty, Jim Burnett, (Second row) Brad Harper, Terry Eup, Pat Payton, Vic Vandivier, Dan'Soloman. Don Upp, Matt Kelly, Steve Lubovich, , and Coach Mark Buti. Not pictured are Bob Gadis, Cliff Tresner, Brad Vandivier, Tim Gilman, Scott Watson, Brian Davis, and Rob Pyle. Wrestling 123 Almost every game pitted the boys against very good ball clubs. Every game proved to be exciting and challenging to the end. The final buzzer was positive proof that the 'Cats were hot as they made teams such as Terre Haute North, West Vigo, and Rockville sweat it out to the line. (Front row) Greg Brown, Mark Hisle, Albert Mayes, managers. Second row) Coach Ernie Hisle, Doug Wilson, Brian Latinovich, Rob Sims, Chris Ferguson, John Lindsey, George Domieka. Todd Fliss, Paul Fenoglio, Jeff Campbell. Mark Stucker, Jim Jasco. Andy Maguire. Asst. Coach Mike Breck, and Asst. Coach Jeff Libowitz. 66 66 62 53 58 53 68 67 51 66 47 73 56 62 56 58 50 57 57 63 58 Brazil West Vigo Rockville Paris West Vigo Greencastle Fountain Central N. Vigo S. Vigo N. Vermillion North Knox Trukey Run Brazil Seeger North Central Rosedale Covington Sullivan Attica Montezuma West Vigo 72 76 65 60 59 63 60 73 98 62 60 55 70 82 66 76 51 78 60 65 60 Varsity South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion South Vermillion Basketball 125 Junior Varsity South Vermillion 34 Sullivan 33 South Vermillion 48 West Vigo 51 South Vermillion 64 Rockville 35 Freshman South Vermillion 63 Paris 67 South Vermillion 43 West Vigo 46 South Vermillion 37 West Vigo 53 South Vermillion 53 Greencastle 49 South Vermillion 43 Greencastle 41 South Vermillion 41 N. Vermillion 30 South Vermillion 53 Fountain Central 36 South Vermillion 48 North Central 53 South Vermillion 43 N. Vigo 55 South Vermillion 48 Covington 34 South Vermillion 28 S.Vigo 59 South Vermillion 55 Sarah Scott 49 South Vermillion 42 N. Vermillion 27 South Vermillion 32 Otter Creek 37 South Vermillion 51 North Knox 35 South Vermillion 26 Sullivan 33 South Vermillion 47 Turkey Run 28 South Vermillion 35 North Central 49 South Vermillion 36 Brazil 56 South Vermillion 64 Paris 77 South Vermillion 51 Seeger 35 South Vermillion 51 Sullivan 43 South Vermillion 51 North Central 55 South Vermillion 44 Rosedale 30 South Vermillion 38 Rosedale 32 South Vermillion 47 Rockville 36 South Vermillion 43 Covington 54 South Vermillion 41 Brazil 40 South Vermillion 35 Sullivan 37 South Vermillion 31 Attica 37 South Vermillion 30 Montezuma 32 126 8asketbaii Junior Varsity Coach Mike Breck, Andy Maguire, George Frazier, Rob Sims, Barry Styles, Chuck Rutan, Kurt Carroll, Brian Latinovich. Paul Alabaugh, Jim Jasco, and Larry Kelsheimer. Freshman (First row) Rick Riggs, Brad Latinovich. Brian McLeish. John Alabaugh, Dorn Costello. Mark Burris. Larry Pritchard. (Second row) Mike Hammond. Brent Summerville. Brad Hammersley, George Smith, Bill Sutliff, Mike Adcox, and Coach Rich Woodason. Basketball 127 The girls' basketball team finished their season with a disappointing record of 1-15. Their only victory came over the Montezuma Az- tecs, 34-32. But with no seniors on the squad, two juniors, and much potential, the Wildcats have high hopes for next year. Malynda Hammersley captured the scoring, rebounding, and the Most Valuable Player Awards at the Winter Sports Banquet. The mental attitude award went to Teresa Michael. 128 Basketball Junior Varsity (First row) Stacey Zanandrea, Holly Redman. Andrea Cottrell, Shelly Brown, Laurie Jovanovich, (Second row) Polly Porter. Kristy Cheesewright. Stephanie Hendrix, Robin Lindsey, Robyn Riggs. Johna Porter, and Codch Nancy Royer. Varsity (First row) Lisa Inman, Jami Malone, Lynn Fortner, Brenda Howard. (Second row) Kim Malone, Daphne Sessions, Malynda Hammersley. Micci Louden, Coach Mark Wright, (Third row) Theresa Michael, and herry Peters. South Vermillion 25 West Vigo 40 South Vermillion 37 Sullivan 69 South Vermillion 14 Lebanon 51 South Vermillion 26 W. Lafayette 59 South Vermillion 26 S. Vigo 48 South Vermillion 25 Paris 65 South Vermillion 32 N. Vigo 55 South Vermillion 41 Rosedale 49 South Vermillion 38 Van Buren 53 South Vermillion 34 Montezuma 32 South Vermillion 33 N. Vermillion 51 South Vermillion 35 Rockville 67 South Vermillion 36 Sullivan 58 South Vermillion 34 Turkey Run 43 South Vermillion 39 Brazil 91 South Vermillion 28 Rockville 52 Basketball 129 130 Golf The Wildcat golfers finished their 1980 season with a 8-13 record. Being a young team, the boys have potential winning power as a result of their experience. Marek for having the lowest put- ting average, Roy Thomas for the low average, and Jeff Dunn for the most improved. Chuck Rutan was the recipient of the best mental attitude award. Awards were presented to Kent (Flr t row) Brad Replogle, Jeff Dunn, Tony Klyaic. Brian Nickles, (Second row) Terry Haun, Kevin Marietta, Roy Thomas, Kent Marek, Chuck Rutan, and Coach Mike Breck. South Vermillion 186 Greencostle 172 South Vermillion 184 N. Vermillion 205 Montezuma South Vermillion 202 Rockville 215 South Vermillion 202 N. Putnam 186 South Vermillion 197 S. Vigo 178 Greencastle 169 South Vermillion 184 Covington 168 Attica 190 South Vermillion 173 Sullivan 183 South Vermillion 201 N. Vigo 164 Rockville 178 South Vermillion 184 West Vigo 216 Montezuma 178 South Vermillion 178 Plainfield 227 Brazil 164 N. Putnam 161 South Vermillion 186 N. Vermillion 172 Montezuma 198 South Vermillion 189 Van Buren 231 South Vermillion 5th WIC 184 South Vermillion 182 Fountain Central South Vermillion 9th Sectional 189 Golf 131 South Vermillion 5 South Vermillion 13 South Vermillion 11 South Vermillion 8 South Vermillion 10 South Vermillion 4 South Vermillion 7 South Vermillion 3 South Vermillion 1 South Vermillion 11 South Vermillion 5 South Vermillion 10 South Vermillion 7 South Vermillion 7 South VermiHion 6 South Vermillion 6 South Vermillion 1 South Vermillion 3 South Vermillion 4 South Vermillion 17 South Vermillion 12 South Vermillion 2 South Vermillion 5 South Vermillion 1 South Vermillion 1 South Vermillion 3 South Vermillion 7 South Vermillion 9 South Vermillion 1 East Chicago 11 Greencastle 12 N. Central 12 N. Central 7 N. Vigo 8 N. Montgomery 9 N. Montgomery 6 West Vigo 4 Brazil 10 Rockville 4 Danville 7 Danville 6 Van Buren 3 N. Central 4 Loogootee 7 N. Central 7 N. Knox 2 N. Vermillion 5 N. Vermillion 9 Montezuma 1 Rosedale 7 Covington 6 Covington 0 Sullivan 2 S. Vigo 9 N. Putnam 0 Rockville 2 Montezuma 1 N. Vermillion 12 132 Baseball Varsity (First row) Dan Soloman. Jay Kovarik, Brent Burdick. Dave Whitaker. Brian Latinovich. George Frazier. (Second row) Rick Ferrare. Dale Pritchard. Paul Fenoglio. Greg Bradley. Rusty Riggen. Doug Styles, Tony Bazzani. and Coach Don Shearer. Baseball 133 A hard working, dedicated, and never say die group of indivi- duals comprised the 1980 South Vermillion baseball team. Although the team did experience many heart-breaking losses, the Wildcats were always a team to be reck- oned with in area play. Seniors Jay Kovarik, Dale Pritchard, Paul Fen- oglio, and Greg Bradley captained the team with their omnipresent leadership qualities. Coach Don Shearer again was the varsity mentor and Mr. Richard Mosele guided the junior varsity. Senior Dale Pritchard was selected to the Western Indiana Conference team with many other Wildcat players receiving Honorable Men- tion. 16 ■O c o E 0 ■■■■ O CD O Junior Varsity (First row) Rod Pritchard, Andy Maguire, Jeff Walker, John Fenogiio, Richie Vandergriff, Mark Burris, Dave Whitaker, (Second row) Tom Milam, Larry Pritchard, Brad Latinovich, Mike Hammond, Kurt Carroll. Terry Eup. Paul Alabaugh, Brent Burdick, and Coach Richard Mosele. 134 Baseball Junior Varsity South Vermillion 19 South Vermillion 3 South Vermillion 13 South Vermillion 17 South Vermillion 5 South Vermillion 4 South Vermillion 14 South Vermillion 10 South Vermillion 11 Covington 1 Terre Haute South 9 Paris 3 North Vermillion 16 West Vigo 4 Otter Creek 10 Rockville 0 Chauncey Rose 8 West Vigo 9 Baseball 135 South Vermillion 58 Paris 74 South Vermillion 53 Southmont 74 South Vermillion 66.5 Stauton 69.5 Van Buren 23 South Vermillion 105.5 Montezuma 4 Rosedale 49.5 South Vermillion 96 Brazil 31 South Vermillion 65 West Vigo 62 South Vermillion 37 N. Vigo 114.5 Rockville 3.5 South Vermillion 43 N. Vermillion 79 South Vermillion 107.5 Turkey Run 185 136 Track Field A 7-5 record was set by the 1980 boys track team. Highlighting the year were good finishes at the North Vermillion Invitational, the Sullivan Arrow Relays, and the WIC, where the boys fell only 4 points short of first place. At the WIC, high jumper Kent Eaton set a new record of 6'6 . Kent was also the recipient of the Out- standing Underclassmen Award along with Brad Vandivier. Vic Vandivier captured the Most Valuable Runner and Most Valu- able Field Events Awards. Jerry Wollam received the Mental Atti- tude Award. Coach Dan Harris also received an award when his team defeated his alma mat- er, West Vigo, not only in heads- up competition but in the WIC and the Sullivan Relays. The girl's track team was vastly improved this year, enabling them to place much closer to the teams which had beat them badly in the previous year. The times and distances of the girls improved greatly also. Although they finished fifth, the girls scored well in the WIC. The Conference competition proved to be a tight meet in which there were only seven points out of second place. Seven of the female tracksters competed in the sec- tionals, where South Vermillion tied for sixth place out of the eighteen teams. By virtue of their sectional performances, Brenda Howard and Shelly Brown com- peted in the regionals held in In- dianapolis. 138 Track Field (First row) Mari Trimble, Brenda Howard, Rae Lynn Wilson, and Angie Costello (Second row) Sharon Leister, Kay Foltz, Lori Harpel, Paula Nelson, Theresa Michael, Sherry Peters, Leigh Ann Dowell, and Lisa Inman. (Third row) Polly Porter, Sally King, Crystal Dalton, Shelly Brown, Debbi Marietta, Robyn Riggs, Michelle Smith, Rose Timmons, Roxanne Tresner, and Miss Nancy Royer. South Vermillion 50 Rockville 74 Montezuma 10 South Vermillion 46 South Vigo 59 South Vermillion 48.5 Brazil 56.5 South Vermillion 40 West Vigo 64 South Vermillion 40 Paris 88 South Vermillion 51.5 North Vermillion 53.5 South Vermillion 84 Montezuma 21 Track Field 139 A strong girls tennis team set a 17-3 season record. Strong wins were posted against Southmont, Brazil, West Vigo, and Rockville. 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IN 832-2438 John’s Autobody Repair Wrecks Rebuilt — Used Cars Trucks 24 Hour Wrecker Service Dana, IN Day: 665-3458 Night: 665-3407 Advertising 153 uss Adams Implement Agri-Chemicals Crop Protection Chemicals Fertilizer Materials Custom Application Soil Testing Aliis-Chalmers Dana, IN 665-3230 Dana, IN 665-3090 Clinton’s Florist Gift Shop Helen Giovanini Ed Groves 219 South Main Clinton, IN 832-2476 Jim Curtis TERRE VILLA Seventh Lincoln Clinton, IN 832-2359 322 North Ninth Clinton, IN 832-6161 154 Advertising !shdCPenney Roberts’ Upholstery Old Furniture Made Better Than New Fairview Heating and Electrical Quality Workmanship Free Estimates Dana, IN 665-3800 Thermtron WOOD FIBER insulation SERVICES MFHYK Dennis Andrews Complete Linen Supply and Textile Rental You Pay For Insulation Whether You Have It or Not 1212 Chestnut Terre Haute, IN 232-0923 Clinton, IN 832-9401 156 Advertising AA4 fiJUMM Super Crost Seed Corn Landers Seed Beans St. Bernice, IN 832-2324 Advertising 157 C LiK.toj L sJLoi-e Bank 407 South Main Clinton, IN 832-2445 Each depositor insured to $40,000 F60ERAI DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Public Service Indiana 224 Elm Wabash Valley Seed Company, Inc. Clinton, IN 832-3545 Wayne Feeds — Farm Seeds Wayne Animal Health Aids Custom Cleaning Dana, IN 665-3306 mwm TORO --T-- Mackey’s Sharpening Service 149 South Main Clinton, IN 832-8278 335 South Main Clinton, IN 832-6572 Advertising 159 R? e©ia «rc stecaeas Professional Floral Designers Vietti Packing Company All Occasion Clinton, IN 832-2112 Wedding Rental Service 10:00-5:00 Monday through Saturday Clinton, IN 832-2104 PAUL MACHLEDT AND ASSOCIATES Fine Furnishings For Your Home 919 Washington Montezuma, IN 245-2636 Jeff Williamson Wishes to Thank You for Your Patronage Ninth and Governor Clinton, IN 832-8113 160 Advertising ■ m FOOD STORE! 101 South Main Clinton, IN 832-8802 Shepard’s Skelgas Service Clinton, IN 832-6341 Keller and Marshall Zenith Television Sales and Service 930 Washington Montezuma, IN 245-2077 Ferro IGA Market 8:00 to 8:00 Seven Days a Week 908 Washington Montezuma, IN 245-2802 Advertising 16t Gillis Pharmacy 211 South Main Clinton, IN 832-3140 AlA ASAN ILLAN4AS Welker and Conner Construction 559 North Ninth Clinton, IN 832-2202 Steam Carpet Cleaning 460 North Ninth Clinton, IN 832-2629 Mathew’s Pro Shop Dale Farrington Clinton, IN 832-9016 162 Advertising I a vi: o 8 ROMA Banquet and Party Facilities Fountain Room and Maria Room 502 North Ninth Clinton, IN 832-6200 Vermillion Convalescent Center “We Dare to Care” 1705 South Main Clinton, IN 832-3573 CLINTON if CcuvLj Co. 320 South Third Clinton, IN 832-613'! The Locker Room 819 North Third and Towne South Plaza Terre Haute, IN 164 Advertising Nannie’s Nook your Independent Insurance g agent SERVES YOU FIRST ISJ Wilson Insurance Agency Unique Designs in Dried and Silk Florals Mildred Yelich and Daughters 7th and Davis Fairview, IN 832-7721 Jackie’s Beauty Shop Linda Kelsheimer Manager and Operator 335 South Third Clinton, IN 832-3493 927 Ewing Clinton, IN 832-8323 Mister Penguin Formal Shoppe Advertising 165 Professional Glass and Paint Company v 1800 North Ninth Clinton, IN 832-6589 (i Best Wishes to the Class of 1980” LANG HELT AGENCIE Antolin Montecilio M.D. Real Estate Insurance Dana, IN 665-3547 Clinton, IN 832-3534 SWINFORD CONSTRUCTION 257 Walnut Clinton, IN 832-3591 Clinton, IN 832-3706 166 Advertising MAJORXaf sonsTinc. General Contractors • Commercial Industrial Varco-Pruden Metal Building Dealer P M Excavating • Division of Major Sons, Inc. Crompton Hill Clinton, IN 832-2472 or 832-2005 A TUX SHOPS 8th and Wabash K-Mart Plaza 6th and Davis 168 Advertising PATRON The Dames Club Clinton Sacred Heart Parish Tony Costello and Family Gilbert T. Davis Enrico I. Garcia, M.D. The Bonomo Family Dr. John Welty Family Bob Fred Daniels Phillip L. Jones, D.D.S. Jeanne Summerville Thomas G. Cloyd, D.D.S. Clark Hamersley, Jr. Henry J. Antonini, Attorney-at-Law John A. Rutan, Optometrist Thomas Thomas, Attorneys-at-Law James F. Gallagher, Attorney-at-Law Mr. Mrs. Michael Aikman Daughters 169 Advertising AAAAAAAA Acord, Beckey 52 Acord, Kelli 40 Adamovich. George 40 Adcox, Mike 52. 110. 127 Alabaugh. Brenda 52 Alabaugh, John 52. 93. 127 Alabaugh. 46, 127, 134 Amerman. Traci 46. 106 Anderson. Jackie 52. 121 Andrews, Dave 18 Antonini. Henry 46. 116 Arthur, Todd 40 Ave. Ann 52 Ave. Quentin 18 Ave. Raymond 18 Avenatti, Scott BBBBBBBB Baker. James 52 Baker. Jeanne 18 Balach, Lisa 46. 89 Baldwin. Eric 52 Bales. Chet 46 Ball. Kim 40 Banks. Jeanna 46. 89, 116 Barnes, Tammy 52 Bash. Sandy 40. 83. 180 Baysinger. Randy 52 Bazzani. Anita 52 Bazzani. Tony 133 Beam. James Beard. Diana 18, 89, 97, 101. 106 Beard. James 40 Beard, Kirk 40 Beard. Sheila 40, 106 Beard. Thelma 40 Beatty. Bobbie 52 Beatty, Mike 40. 97 Beatty, Rodney 46 Becke, Tony 52 Beckmann. Cheryl 46 Beckmann, Sherry 46 Bee. Emma 52 Beeler. Rhonda Bellairt. Janice 40. 85 Bellegante, Mary 18 Bennett. Mark 46 Bennett. Phil 46. 112 Benskin. Annetta 18 Benskin. Kris 52 Benton. Kelley 40 Benton. Sam 46 Berto. Carol 101 Bino. Tom 52 Bishop. Carla 46. 95 Black, Sandra 18 Blackford, James 46. 85, 97. 106. 118 Blackford, Tammy Boardman, Suzanne 46 Bohannon. Don Bonomo. Donna 7, 19, 85 Borders, Kim 40 Bose. Jeff 46, 83, 180 Bradburn. Connie 52 Bradley, Greg 19, 133 Brainin. Lori 52 Brattain, Pamela 40 Bridgewaters, Glen 40 Bridgewaters, Michele 52 Bridgewaters. Nelson 46 Briley. Michelle Brklach, Brad 40, 118 Brklach, Tony 19 Brown. Darlene 40, 107 Brown, Dave 52 Brown. Donald 46 Brown. Greg 40. 118. 125 Brown. Shelly 52, 83. 121. 128, 138 Bruce. Mark 46 Burdick. Brad 46 Burdick, Brent 46, 133. 134 Burdick. Kim 19 Burke. Lorie 52 Burnett. Jim 40. 123 Burnett. Renea 52, 99, 107 Burns, Sheri 52 Burris. Mark 52. 127. 134 Burris, Mary 19. 101 Bynum. Dennis 52 Byrum, Lisa cccccccc Cadle. Tom 46 Campbell. Jeff 19, 125 Cappa. Teresa 46 Capps. Mark 40 Carli. Melissa 40 Carroll. Kurt 52. 61. 115. 127, 134 Carty, Alan 40. 83. 101. 123 Carty, Steve 52. 123 Cheesewright. Kristy 40. 83, 91, 97. 99, 116. 128 DDDDDDDD Dailey. Karen 46 Dalton. Crystal 53, 107. 138. 177 Davies, Benita 41, 101 Davies, Lisa 53 Davis, Brian 53. 110, 123. Chubrilo. Jim 46. 112. 175 Cirey, Dave 52 Cirey, Frank 46, 112 City. Cynthia Clark. Scott 19 Clark. Scott 40 Cline, Donna 40 Cloud. Tracey 40. 116 Coletti, John 40 Conner. Frank 52 Conner. Kella 53. 114 Cook. Bob 40 Cook. Mark Coonce. Julie 53 Coonce. Tony 53 Cooper, Dena 53 Costello, Angie 40. 138 Costello, Dom 53, 127 Cotton, Steve 53 Cottrell. Andrea 53, 128 Cottrell, Carl 40 Crofton. Tom 53 Craig, David 19 Cromwell. Mark 53 Crowder, Debbie 7. 20 Crum, Michael 41 Crum. Mila 53 Cundiff. Tom 20 Cundiff. Viv 41 Curtis. Bill 41, 116 Curtis. Todd 20. 179 Davis. David 46, 110, 123 Davis, Mark 46, 116 Davis. Mary 53. 93 Davis. Molly 20 Davitto, Diane 46 Delp. Debbie Debbie. Andrea 20, 89, 93. 101 Diehl, Brian 46 Ditto, Chuck 41, 118 Ditz. Mark 53. 110 Domeika, Adria 41 Domeika, George 13. 20, 125 Domeika. Susie 41 Donohue, Brian 53 Donohue, Dan 47 Dowell. Dana 53. 107 Dowell, Leigh Ann 47. 106, 138 Dowell. Trade 41 Dreher. Dennis 20 Dugan. David 41 Dunfee, Jeff 20 Dunn. Jeff 53. 130 Dunn. Renee 21 Dust. Bob 53. 115 Dyer, Dwayne 41 Eaton. Kent 41. 99. 137 Edington, Darla 53 Edmonds, Regina 47 Edris, Jeff 15. 21, 95 Edris, Steve 47 Edwards, Janet 41 Edwards, Kim 53 Edwards, Tammie 53 Ellis, Brenna 101 Ellis, Debbie 15, 21 Ellis. Jillena 53 Ellis, Lance 101 Ellis, Tyke 47 Emery, Donna 21 Emery. Shari 21 Emory, Nancy 21 Eup. Terry 53. 115, 123, 134 Everhart. Jim 53. 115 Everhart. Joe 47, 85, 95. 97, 108 Eversole, Tom 53. 115 Evol. Anita 53 Evol, Katherina 47 Evol, Kristina 53 FFFFFFFFFFF Falls. Virginia 47 Farrington. Dawn 41 Farrington. Jerry 21, 179 Farrington. Lori 13, 41, 99. 121 Fenoglio, John 53. 115, 134 Fenoglio, Paul 3, 13. 21. 112. 113, 125. 133 Ferguson. Chris 41. 101, 118. 125 Ferguson, Kim 53 Ferrare. Micci 13. 22, 93, 95, 101, 106. 107. 177 Ferrari. Rick 41. 133 Filchak, Matt 41 Filchak, Terry 54 Fliss, Todd 22. 83. 95, 101. 118. 125. 180 Foltz. Dean 54, 116 Foltz. Dirk 41. 112 Foltz. Eleanor 22 170 Index Foltz, Kay 47. 138 Foltz. Tim 22, 116 Foncannon, Gina 22. 120 Fortner. Lynda 41 Fortner, Lynn 41, 129 Fortune. Candy 47, 89 Frazier. George 47. 127, 133 Frink, Lori 47 Frink, Penny 64 Frink, Terri 120 Fuller. Frank 41. 112 GGGGGGGG Gadis. Bob 123 Gallatin, Bobbi 7, 22, 107 Gay. Cindy 22 Genisio. Nancy 41 Genisio. Roger 54 Gibson, Derrick 22 Gibson, Jennifer 54 Gilbert, Terry 41 Gilbert. Tom 54 Gillio, Lee 41, 95 Gilman, Timothy 54. 123 Giordano, Linda 23 Glover. Mary Ann 41 Godbey, Julie 47 Godbey, Tammy 54 Goldner. Doug 47, 61 Goldner. John 23 Gordon, Robin 54 Gossett. Tammy 47 Gossett. Tony 101 Graham. Bridgette 47 Graham, Cathy 47 Graham, Gina 47, 89 Graham, Mark 41 Graham, Scott 54 Granger, Becki 23 Green, Belinda 47 Green. Teppi 54 Greiner, Berhita 54 Greiner. Doug 47 Griffin, Beth 23, 99 Griffin. Julie 41 Griffin, Lori 54 Griffin, Rose 41 Griffin, Tammy 47 Griffith. Michael 47 Grimm, Bob 23 Groves. Donna 41, 97 Groves, Sandra 23, 97, 120 Guinn. Darla 54 HHHHHHHH Haase, Tim 41, 123 Haga, Lori 42, 93 Hall. Meta 54 Hamersly, Brad 54. 127 Hamersly, Malynda 42, 107, 128, 129 Hammond. Mike 54, 115, 127, 134 Harpel. Lori 47, 138 Harper. Brad 42. 95, 101, 123 Hastings, James 54, 115 Hastings, Tim 47 Hatheway, Georgia 54 Harneway, Shelly 23 Haun. Sherri 54 Haun. Terry 47, 130 Hays, Tracie 42 Helseer, Matt 54 Helt, Danielle 47, 83, 99. 107 Helt, Troy 42 Hendrix. Felicia 13, 23. 107 Hendrix, Leigh Ann 42. 83, 120 Hendrix. Steph 3. 13. 47, 83, 99, 128, 179 Hessler, Tammy 54 Hill. Diane 47, 89 Hills, Teri 42 Hinkle. Kris 47 Hinkle, Steve Hinkle. Toni 48 Hinkle. Tonna 54 Hinton. Pollyann 24 Hinzy, Mark 42 Hisle. Dana 48, 121 Hisle. Mark 125 Hixon, Kevin 42, 116 Hobert. Sandy 48 Hoggatt, Angel 54 Hoggatt, Denise 48 Hoke. Judy 54 Hoke, Lori 54 Holdaway. Barb 42 Holdaway, Gina 54 Hollandbeck. Mark 48. 116 Hollingsworth. Jim 48 Hollingsworth. Lori 24. 42 Hollingsworth, Melissa 54 Hooper. Amy 24 Hooper, Tom 48. 118 Howard, Brenda 42. 129, 138 Hrovat, Jim 54. 115 Hughes. Bob 48 Humphrey. Tim 48 Hundley, Paula 24 Hunt, Brian 48 Hunt. Jeff 48 Hunter, Cindy 24, 95, 89 Hux. Darla Hux. Janet 54 iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiim lacoli. John 48. 95 Ikerd. Kim 24 Ikerd. Kirk 55, 115 Ingram. Gina 47 Ingram. Lori 42 Inman, Lisa 48. 95. 129, 138 jjjjjjjjjjjjj Jacks, Karla 48. 114 Jackson. Cathy 48. 89 Jackson. Lane 42 Jackson. Lenny 55 Jackson, Mike 48, 112 Jackson. Tami 24 Jacso. Jim 42. 125, 127 Jenkins. Lori 15. 24, 101, 177 Johnson. Chuck 101 Johnson, Eric 48 Johnson. Jeanne 25 Johnson. John 48 Johnson. Mark Johnson. Patty 42 Jones, Berdina 48 Jones, Enoch 25 Jones. Esabelle 55 Jones, Jeff 55 Jones, Jim 42 Jones, Kurt 25, 93, 95, 108, 112. 113, 177 Jones. Mary 25 Jones, Mary 5 Jones, Mike 55 Jones. Tom 55 Jones. Shelly 42 Jones, Terry 25 Jones, Valerie 55 Jovanovich, Laurie 42, 128 Judson. Marla 25 KKKKKKKK Karanovich. Robby 48. 179 Kashon, Scott 48. 95 Kelly, Mary 48, 116 Kelley, Matt 42. 112, 113, 123 Kelsheimer, Bill 55 Kelsheimer, Larry 48. 127 Kelsheimer, Shelley 25 Kelsheimer, Wayne 42 Kennedy. Cory 42 Kennett, Sandy 55 Kennett, Shirley 55 Kent, Leiton 48 Keown, Diana 55. 97 Keown, Steve 42, 95 Keown, Wayne 25, 95 Kerns. Vicky 26, 99 Keyes, David 42 King, Sally 55. 138 Kingery. Diane 48 Kingery. Lori 26 Klyaic. Nick 42 Klyaic, Tony 55, 87, 130 Kovarik. Jay 26, 99. 133 Kovarik. Kathy 48' 106, 116 Kresge. Kim 48 Kuehn. Donna LLLLLLLLLLL Lamb, Doug 42 Lambert. Kay 48 Lane, Lori 48 Laney. Rita 3. 42 Latinovich. Brad 55. 115, 134 Latinovich. Brian 42, 99, 125, 127, 133 Lavanway, Heidi 48 Lavanway. Holli 55 Lavey, Tris 49 Lawson, Beth 42, 85, 89 Lawson. Jani 49. 83. 89 Lawson. Melinda 49 Leister, Sharon 55, 121, 138 Lewis, Kenna 42 Lewis, Penny 49 Lewis, Ray 43 Lewis, Rick 26 Lewis. Ron 43 Lientz, Jeff 43 Lightfoot, Rebecca 26. 85, 106 Lindsey, John 43. 125 Lindsey. Rick 55. 118 Lindsey. Robert 43 Lindsey. Robin 49, 128 Llewellyn. Patty 49 Louden. Micci 49. 129 Louden. Pat 43 Lovellette, Kim 49 Index 171 Lowe. Rachel 49. 85 Lowe. Rhonda 43 Lowe. Vicki 46 Lowry. Clint 26 Lowry. Sherri Lubovich, Frank 26 Lubovich. Joe 43 Lubovich. Steve 123 Lucas. Eric 49 Lucas. Mike 55 Luft. Kim 43 Lunsford. Steve 49 MMMMMM Mack. Rhonda 55 Maguire. Andy 49. 125. 127. 134 Major. Tony 26. 112. 113 Malone. Jami 55. 121. 129. 179 Malone. Kim 27. 120. 129 Malone, Laura 27 Maloney. Jackie 43 Maloney, Jeff 43 Mankin, Debbie 43 Marek. Kent 43. 130 Marietta. Debbi 55. 83. 107. 138 Marietta. Kevin 27. 93. 112. 113. 130 Marietta. Rick 49. 118. 123 Marshall. Fred 49 Martin, Chris 43 Martin. Luke 27 Mattox. Adina 43 Maxwell. Derek 49 Mayes, Albert 43. 125 Mayes. Lori 27 Mayes. Teresa 55 Merrifield, Robert 55 Mesa, Ana 27 Meyette. Chuck 56 Michael. Theresa 49, 120. 128. 129. 138 Milam, Bobbie 55 Milam. Brenda 27 Milam. Cindy 49 Milam, Jim 49 Milam. Mike 15. 28. 112 Milam. Tom 49. 112. 123, 134 Miller. Dan 28 Miller. Nena 49 Miller. Tracey 49 Mishler. Jack 43. 95. 118 Montgomery, John 55 Montecillo, Geralyn 7, 43, 83, 106. 107. 180 Monts, Bryan 55, 115 Moore. Diane 43. 85. 174 Moore. Troy 55 Morgan. Terry 49 Morris. Cindy 49 Mosele. Lisa 28. 85. 89, 95 Muciarelli. Jim 55. 95 Myers. Diana 56 McBride. Blythe 43 McCollom. Dorothy 27 McCollum. Sue 43 McDowell. Carol 49 McLeish. Brian 55, 99. 115. 127 McLeish. Mike 49, 97 McLeish. Pat 43. 85. 95 McMasters, Lisa 49 NNNNNNNN Nawrocki. Becky Nelson. Paula 49, 138 Newman, Pam 28 Newton, David Nickels, Brian 49, 130 Nickels, Jay 49 Nickle, Lory 56 Nolan, Brenda 56 Nolan, Greg 50 Nolan. Kellie 43. 83, 97. 116 00000000 Overpeck, Darrylene 56 Ozbun. Denise 50 pppppppp Padgett, Martin 56 Padish, Charlotte 56 Padish, Doyle 56. 115 Padish. George 50 Pausa. Jose 28 Payton, DeAnn 50 Payton. Denise 50. 106 Payton. Kim 43 Payton, Pat 50, 118. 123 Pearman, Curtis 28 Pearman. Randy 28 Peebles, Brad 56 Pender, Mike 56. 115 Petak, Krista 43 Peters, Sherry 50, 83, 107, 129, 138 Peterson, Melissa 50 Pitchkites, Kevin 50, 112 Poff. Bill 50 Poff. James Poletto. Anna 50 Polomski. Rod 50, 95 Porter, Debbie 28, 89 Porter. Johnna 56, 128 Porter. Pam 43. 107 Porter. Polly 56. 128, 138 Primeaux. Jeanne Primeaux, Ken 56, 116 Pritchard. Dale 29, 112. 113. 133. 179 Pritchard, Larry 56, 115, 127, 134 Pritchard. Rod 50. 112. 123. 134 Procarione. Brenda 43 Procarione. Jill 43 Purdy, Deb 43 Prouse, Lori Pyle, Rob 56. 123 RRRRRRRR Randolph. Jeff 56, 118 Randolph, Troy 50 Rayl, Jeff Rayney, Steve 29 Redman, Holly 50, 97. 99. 106. 128 Reed. Susan 56 Reininga, Dave 50 Replogte. Brad 56, 130 Revesz; Lloyd Revesz. TJ 50 Rice, Brent 43 Richardson, Kevin 56 Ritchardson, Kim 29 Richardson, Pam 50 Richardson. Herb 44 Richardson. Roger 56 Rieches. Sue 44. 121 Riggen. Rusty 44. 133 Riggs. Rick 56, 127 Riggs, Robyn 56, 128. 138 Rigsby. Bob 44 Rigsby, Joe 29 Riley, Nancy 56 Riley. Phoebe 50, 85 Riva. Cinday 44 Roberts, Terri 50 Robertson. Donnetta 13. 50, 88, 89 Robertson. Doug 56 Robinson, Kenny 50 Rodich, Tracy 13. 29. 93. 107 Roskovensky, Darla 29 Roskovensky. Sue 57 Roumbos. Toni 57 Rumple. Kimma 5, 44. 83. 180 Runyan, Tina 56 Russell, Jeff 44 Rutan, Chuck 44, 127, 130 Sanders, Barb 57 Sanders, Debbie 50 Sanders. Lori 29, 93 Sanquenetti, Baker 44, 112 Saults. Paul 57 Saxton, Cristy 44 Saxton, Tracy 44. 120 Scott, Cathy 50 Scott. Cindy 44 Searing. Debbie 45 Searing. Lori 51 Searing, Robin 51 See. Kellie 29. 89 See. Robin 51, 106 Session. Daphne 57, 129 Shannon, Frank 57. 115 Sharp. Gina 45 Sheetz, Gail 51 Sheetz, James 51 Shepard, Angie 51 Shephard, Crystal 57 Shepard, Starla 45 Sherrill, Lori 57 Shew. Dan Shew, James Shoemaker, Tony Sills, Ann 45, 116 Sills, David 45 Sills, Laurie 51 Sills, Lynda 3. 45, 89 Sills, Sandra 30 Sills, Sarah 51 Silotto. Bret 57 Simpson, Cindi 45 Sims. Nancy 30 Sims. Rob 51. 99. 112. 125. 127 Sisson, Brad 30, 177 Smith, Andy 57 Smith. Brian 57 Smith, George 57, 115, 127 Smith, Kelly 57 Smith. Kevin 51 Smith. Lori 57 Smith, Martha 51 Smith, Michelle 57. 138 Smith, Paula 51 Smith, Ron 57 Smith, Steve 51 Smith. Susan 172 Index Smith, Terri 30. 83, 120 Smith, Todd 51 Solmon, Dan 45, 101, 123, 133 Soltis. Cindy 51, 85 Soltis. Tracey 45 Sonnefield. Jeff Southard, Bill 45 Spires, Sam 57 Sprague, Judy 51 Stanton, Ronald Stewart, Kim 30 Stewart, Sherry 45 Stevens, Bob 45 Stevens, Ted 57 Stickle, Rick 45 Straw, Ron 51 Stucker, Marc 45, 112, 125 Stucker, Marilyn 51 Styles, Barry 95, 127 Styles. Doug 45. 112, 133 Sullivan, Melissa 30 Summerville, Brent 57, 127 Summerville, Jill 51 Sutliff, Bill 57, 115, 127 Sutliff, Ernie 30, 85 Swinford, Jeanette 45 Swinford, Vickie 45, 85 Sykes, Mark 56 TTTTTTTT Taylor, David 46 Taylor, Lisa 57 Taylor, Pam 51 Tener, Betsy 51 Thomas. Danny 45 Thomas. Jerry 5, 51 Thomas, Roy 30, 130 Thomas, Sam 45 Thomas, Tim 57 Thomas, Trina 57 Thompson, John 51 Thompson, Michelle 46 Thompson, Steve 8, 31 Tierney, Dan 57, 115 Tierney, Chris 31 Tierney, Sally 51 Timmons, Rose 57, 138 Tolley. Shelly 45 Tresner. Cliff 45. 123 Tresner, Roxanna 57, 138 Trimble, Mari 45, 83, 108, 109, 121, 180 Troglio, Debbie 57 Trosper, Darla 57 Turner, James uuuuuuuu Upp. Donald 51, 112, 123 Upp, LeAnn 31 Uselman, Rusty 45 Uselman, Tina 45 Uselman, Wendy 31 vvvvvvvv Vallosia, Cathy 51, 99, 120 Vandergriff, Chris 31 Vandergriff, Richie 57, 61, 115, 134 Vandivier, Brad 51, 112, 123 Vandivier, Vic 31, 99, 101, 112, 113, 123, 137 Vicars, Jeff 57, 115 Vicars, Tammy 51 Vietti, Joetta 31. 85 Volk, Deborah 5, 31, 89. 95, 101 Volk, Mike 51, 85, 97, 118 Vorek, Gay la 45 wwwww Wagle, Larry 51 Wagle, Stacie 51 Wagner, Danny 57 Wagner, Larry 57 Walker, Dave 32, 112, 113 Walker, Jeff 51, 134 Walker, Lee 5. 46, 120 Walker, Steve 101 Wall, Dee Ann 32, 95 Wallace, Dale 51 Wallace. Kevin 57 Wallace, Libby 57 Walters. Don 57 Walters, Paul Watson, Scott 45, 112, 123 Weatherly. Rock 32 Webster. Joni 9 Webster, Randy 51, 116 Welker, Janet 32. 175 Wenzel. Molly 32 West, Todd 45 Wheeler, Kathy 57 Whitaker. Dave 51. 133, 134, 179 White, Ernest 41 White. Jay 51 White, Kelly 45. 97 Wickens. Brenda 7. 32 Wiggins, Lester 45 Williams, Chuck 57, 115 Williams, Lori 45 Williams, Shirley 45 Williams, Tina 51 Wilson, Doug 51. 118. 125 Wilson, Rae Lynn 45, 138 Wilson, Steve 32 Witherspoon, Jerry Witherspoon. Mary 45 Wolfe, Lynn 45 Wollam, Jerry 45. 110, 111, 137 138. Woodard. Neal 45 Wright, Jeff 32 Wright, Mickey 45, 110 Wright, Robin 57 YYYYYYYY Yates. Don 33 Yates, Kim 51 Yelich, Steve 57, 110 Young. Michelle 33 Young, Peggy 57 Yowell, Bart 57 Yurchis. Carol 7, 33. 85, 89 Zanandrea, Matt 51 Zanandrea, Stacey 51, 128 Zucca, Cindy 45, 174 FACULTY Anderson, Brent 72 Andrew, Douglas 72. 116, 117 Boatman, Ernest 68. 93 Bonness, Joyce 60, 83, 95, 103, 180 Breck, Michael 7, 70, 118, 125. 127. 130 Buti. Mark 69. 123 Butts, Marguerite 76 Byrer, Robert 62, 116 Chambers, Thomas 66 Conner. Libbie 3, 62. 106 D vis, Marilyn 78 Dodds. Christine 66 . Dowdy. Elizabeth 72. 93 Dowty. Carolyn 68 Ferando, Claire 76 Gambaiani, Elaine 79, 97, 179 Garrison, Dr. Thomas 74. 97 Gibbs, Glenna 74, 87 Grant. Rebecca 64, 95, 117 Guerri, Deanne 60 Harris, Dan 110, 111, 137 Harrison, Jane 78 Hawkins. Jerry 76. 103 Hawkins. Marilyn 60. 85, 174 Hisle, Ernest 72. 125 Hinzy. Garold 68 Holbert, Paul 66 Klakemp, Gary 115. Kramer, Sharon 60 Kyle. John 68 Libowitz, Jeff 125 Liebler, Patrice 72. 106 Luce. Darlene 76 Lukens, Karen Graesch 64 Maguire. Mike 78 Marsh, George 62 Mason. Christine 62, 93 Maurer, Richard 180 Mosele, Richard 134 Parco, Mary 66 Pasko, Steve 68, 95 Pilipovich, Mary 76 Reynolds, Linda 68 Royer. Nancy 72. 120, 121, 128, 138 Scheller, Stephen 62 Shearer. Donald 70. 133 Shew, Vera 64 Smith, Terry 78 Thompson, Janice 66 Vanes, John 63 Watson, Nancy 60 Waugh, Robert 78 Williams. Aubrey 70 Woodason, Rich 127 Wright, Mark 60. 129 Zwerner, William 62 Zanandrea, Dana 51, 99, 106 Zanandrea. Kim 33 Index 173 Cindy Zucca Cindy Zucca was a familiar face around the journalism room at SVHS. Almost every morning she could be seen talking to her friend Diane Moore, next year's “Wildcat editor. In fact, Cindy had asked if she could be a typist for the Wildcat next year, and she was looking forward to being on staff. We think that that is what should be remem- bered about Cindy; that she looked forward. Even though she had been diagonosed as having cystic fibrosis when she was an infant, Cindy led as normal a life as she could. She came to school up until two weeks before she died, she held down a job at the Dairy Queen, and next year she was going to be a co-op student. When we think about the obstacles that Cindy faced and overcame every day she lived, it should make our day to day gripes, petty annoyances, and complaints about boredom seem unimportant, and make us appreciate our lives all the more. — Those who knew Cindy will miss her. Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins Advisor, “Wildcat Jim Chubrilo Although Jimbo Chubrilo is lingering between a life just past and a life still unknown, his place in our hearts is, and always will be permanent. He had many of friends, and each of us, will miss Jimbo in the different ways he brought joy to our lives. His smile, charm, and easy going ways made him the leader he was. Jimbo was admired and deeply re- spected by his peers, and his passing will leave an empty void full of good times and bad times, of dreams unfulfilled and goals reached. Jimbo lived from moment to moment and although he didn't expect more, it was certain to be given almost always. He will continue to live in this way within our hearts and almost always, we will push ourselves to live our lives to the fullest as Jimbo would want us to. We will all miss Jimbo and his memory is the only sanity the world can now assure us. Janet Welker 1980 Senior (Top Left) Art instructor Miss Rebecca Grant gave exchange student Ana Mesa a new hair style. (Right) It was dress rehearsal time for the cast of Godspefl. (Lower Lett) Senior Brad Sisson and Freshman Crystal Dalton were a familiar sight together throughout the year. (Middle) Seniors Micci Ferrare. Kurt Jones, and Lori Jenkins just did not want to grow up. (Right) A strange face was seen at one of the South Vermillion pep sessions. 178 Giggles (Top Left) Lab work held this student's attention. (Middle) Seniors Todd Curtis, Dale Pritchard, and Jerry Farrington recalled memories just before graduation ceremonies. (Right) Dave Whitaker was caught by the camera during a break in a pep session. (Lower Left) Cowboy Robby Karanovich got into the spirit of Homecoming Week on cowboy day. (Middle) Sharing gossip were Jami Malone and Steph Hendrix before a tennis match. (Right) Girls Tennis Coach. Miss Elaine Gambaiani. was often seen laughing after a victorious match. 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 South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN) online collection, 1983 Edition, Page 1

1983

 South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN) online collection, 1984 Edition, Page 1

1984

 South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN) online collection, 1985 Edition, Page 1

1985

 South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN) online collection, 1987 Edition, Page 1

1987

 South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN) online collection, 1988 Edition, Page 1

1988

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