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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1982 volume:

' Wildcat Pride Table Of Contents Opening 2 Organizations 14 Academics 44 Sports 62 Pride is a sense of accomplishment a person feels for a job well done. Developing pride in your school takes a lot of time and dedication from everyone involved. From athletics to the classroom, SV students were busy achieving top honors in their fields. So, come together students, faculty, and patrons of SV and take a look at what you have to be proud of in your own SOUTH VERMILLION HIGH SCHOOL!! Tim Gilman catches up on some last minute studies before first hour. (Below) Sophomore Shawn Barron takes pride in his art project. Festival! The mention of the word in Clinton automatically pops the Little Italy Festival into the mind of most residents. The festival is held annually on Labor Day weekend. Clinton citizens all take pride in this gala event. Italian music, food and customs take over the town for a memorable weekend. Each year a Queen of Grapes is chosen. This year the pageant was opened to the public and was held in the SV auditorium. SV senior Sherry Peters was crowned Grape Queen. This title carries with it many duties any obligations. Closing the eventful weekend is the drawing for a trip to Italy. Most of us have to wait a year for another taste of Italian culture, but the lucky couple that wins this trip gets a real taste of that culture instantly! (Above) Dallas star Ken Kercheval returns to his hometown of Clinton and is assisted in the traditional stomping of grapes by Festival queen Sherry Peters. Senior Sherry Peters takes a stroll down royalty lane as she is named Little Italy Festival Queen of Grapes for 1981. (Below right) The 1981 Re and Regina. Mrs. Martha Costello and Mr. Mike Rendaci. take time out to smile for the camera before the Little Italy Festival weekend begins. (Below) A busy weekend of polka dancing and grape stomping lies ahead for these Grape Princesses. (Above) The SV coquettes start on the lorig festival parade route with hearty smiles. (Left) In charge of refilling the grape stomping vats is Junior Tony Becke. 7 8 The 1981 Homecoming theme, Don’t Hide your SV — PUNK!! Students showed up with safety pins Wildcat Pride, inspired the SV student body to and strange hairdos to protest the prep fashion, let go and show their Wildcat spirit. Homecoming week opened with the popular Spirit culminated during the Friday pep session with a 50’s day which caught the gyys in leather jackets and bannana eating contest, boys and girls tug of war and the gals in white bobby socks and oxfords. Along with class chants. After tabulating the points from the the traditional Hat, Jersey, and Old Gold and Black contests, the spirit plaque was awarded to the class of Days, SV added Preppie Day. This new fashion craze of '82 for their hard work throughout the week. alligators and button-downs” met with it opposition at (Top) Cheer sponsors. Patrice Liebler and Libbie Conner pose for the camera in their 50's attire. (Top Right) Rich Webber. Debbie Cloud. Jeannette Yates. Shelly Sturm and Mike Clodfelter are ready to rock around the clock. (Above) Keeping the 50's spirit alive is Pheobe Riley and Diana Chambers. (Above Right) Mr. Williams demonstrates his own rendition of spirit by combining all days into one. PREP vs. PUNK — the battle is on between Joe Everhart (prep) and Sally King (punk). Opposing the prep look with their far out punk styles are Senior Karla Jacks. Junior Sally King and Seniors Lori Harpel and T.J. Revesz. 9 One of the highlights of Homecoming week is Thursday night when the student body gathers to watch the burning of the traditional bonfire, constructed by the Senior guys. Each year the Student Council sells chances, according to class, for the right to toss the dummy into the flames. The Senior class bought the most chances, thus earning this privilege. In the past, the announcement of the Homecoming queen was saved until halftime of the football game on Friday night. However, this custom was broken in 1981 when the queen was presented to the student body at a formal coronation ceremony on the first day of Homecoming week. This enabled her to reign over all Homecoming activities. This year’s court included: Freshman attendant, Tonya Helt; Sophomore attendant, Tonnie DeFreitas; Junior attendant, Shelly Brown; and Senior candidates, Leigh Ann Dowell and Sherry Peters. The 1981 Homecoming Queen was Lisa Inman. She was crowned by Student body president Robin See and was also presented at halftime of the Homecoming football game. The new formal coronation was well received by the student body and is expected to become another tradition at SV. (Top) A back view of the 1981 winner of float competition — SENIORS!! (Middle) Capturing third is the Juniors’ haunting” entry. (Bottom) Taking second is Crush the Rox by the sophomores. (Top right) 1981 Homecoming Queen Lisa Inman and her escort Steve Hinkle. (Bottom right) Homecoming Royalty: (Front) Tonya Helt, Dave Whitaker (Second Row) John Fenoglio. Tonnie DeFreitas, Shelly Brown, Rod Pritchard (Back) Brad Vandivier, Sherry Peters. Queen Lisa Inman, Tom Milam, Leigh Ann Dowell, and Dan Tierney. omecoming Week '81 was brought to an exciting close with the football victory over Rockville on Friday and the traditional semi- formal dance held in the SV foyer on Saturday night. 150 couples danced the night away to the music of the band “Breakpoint”. Reigning over the night’s festivities was the 1981 Homecoming Queen Lisa “Pete” Inman and her court. The theme for the evening was carried out well in the decorations and picture setting. Sponsored by the SV Cheer Club, the 1981 Homecoming dance was a great success and will remain a cherished memory for those who attended. 12 (Above) Seniors Candy Fortune, Brent Burdick, Traci Amerman and Junior Jami Malone jam to the beat of the band's music. (Above right) Sophomore candidate Tonnie DeFreitas and Homecoming Queen Lisa Inman take time out to dance a special one with their dates. (Right) Student body president Robin See holds the job of crowning this year's Homecoming Queen Lisa Inman as escort Tom Milam observes. (Far right) Todd Smith serenades the queen candidates at the formal coronation. SV's own radio station, WCAT, provided the students with “top tunes” in the mornings and important announcements heard everyday at the beginning of sec- ond hour. Under the supervision of Mr. Don Shearer, the radio station (via the intercom system) has lasted for three years and is fast becoming another tradi- tion at SV. Student government was alive and well at SV in 1981-82 as the Student Council again provided the all-important “link” between the students and the administra- tion. In addition to their many duties, the Student Council sponsors the annual Chrismas Dance. However, the weather took its toll at SV as the dance was can- celled because of snow. In cooperation with the new roller-skating facility in the community, Clinton Skateworld, the Council was able to hold a fund-raising skating party for Cerebral Palsy. The Cadet Corps, sponsored by Mrs. Mary Pilipovich and Mr. Robert Waugh, continued to fulfill their duties at the open house, sporting events, plays and many other functions. The 11 hosts and host- esses project a sense of pride at SV and will continue to remain a vital part of our school. WCAT Disc Jockeys (Front) Joe Everhart, Sally King, Teresa Cappa. (Back) Mr. Don Shearer, sponsor, and Melissa Peterson. Not pictured: John Fenoglio. A “Pride” Of Organizations Student Council: (Front) Angie McConnell, Lynda Leach. Robin See. Stephanie Hendrix. Leigh Ann Dowell, Renea Burnett, Jennifer Gibson, Shelly Brown, Cathy Vallosia, Paula Smith. Gina Graham. Debbie Cloud. (Back) Miss Elizabeth Dowdy, sponsor. Sheri Hisle, Jeff Vicars, Mr. Ernest Boatman, sponsor, Brian McLeish, Crystal Dalton. Cindy Stevens. Misty Rosko- vensky. Donna Hiett. Tammy Lindsey, Lori Dowdy, Ja- nice Reed, and Tim Bose. Not pictured: Danielle Helt. One of the many duties of Cadet Corps member Jim Muciarelli is passing out programs at the basketball games. Cadet Corps: (Front) Kathy Kovarik, Melinda Lawson, Cathy Vallosia. Bobbie Milam, Mary Davis. Chris Scifres. (Back) Mr. Robert Waugh, sponsor, Jim Mu- ciarelli. Phil Bennett. Brian Davis. Doug Robertson, Tim Humphrey, and Mrs. Mary Pilipovich. sponsor. 17 Oh, Those Dirty Deadlines ... Club Editors Robin See and Jeanna Banks discuss plans for their section. Sophomore Norma Vandivier prepares deco- rations for the Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the “Wildcat staff. Newspaper Staff: (Front) AnnaBelle Farrington, Jill Vitalie, Joe Everhart. (Second) Connie Blackford, DianB Keown, Cindy Soltis, Kim Hills, Angie Jones, Dawn Grange, Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins, advisor. Jeri Mishle(T Dawn Wimsett. Jeff Vicars. (Third) Annie Hawkins, Carla Farrington, Rose Timmons. Gretchen Bradley, JeM; Bose, Judy Sprague, Darla Guinn, Amber Sturgeon, Phoebe Riley. (Back) Sandy Kennett. Tom Eversole Doug Robertson, and Jeff Rayl. Keeping up with the happenings at SV was a tough job but was handled well by the “Wildcat” newspaper staff. Reporters were assigned stories and had to dig up the facts before the Friday deadline. Co- Editors Joe Everhart and Lori Harpel took it from there to produce the final edition. Overseeing the entire process was Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins, staff advisor. Work began early on Old Gold and Black as Co-Editor Steph Hendrix and Sports Co-Editor Jami Malone attended the American Yearbook Company’s work- shop at Hanover College. The big money maker for the staff was the traditional Wine Garden Dance held during the Little Italy Festival. September caught Old Gold and Black staff members selling ads to local merchants in order to finance the book. Like in newspaper, deadlines are of the utmost importance as workers strug- gled to meet them. Editors, Danielle Helt and Steph Hendrix and staff advisor Mrs. Joyce York supervised the production of the 67th edition of Old Gold and Black. ■Yearbook Staff: (Front) Tami Hesler. Teppi Green. Laura Delph. Tonya Helt. Sheri Hisle. (Second) Craig Yearbook staff photographer, John Fenoglio, is in wBeatty, Mrs. Joyce York, advisor, Judy Hoke, Jani Lawson, Robin See, Jeanna Banks. Cindy Stevens. front of the camera instead of behind it. le(Third) Jami Malone. Shelly Brown, Sherry Peters. (Fourth) Sally King, Darrylene Overpeck, Debbi IdMarietta. (Top) Stephanie Hendrix and Danielle Helt. 19 Wildcat Pride Marches On!! As in the past, the Marching Wildcats par- ticipated in many contests and parades. The band marched in the Little Italy Festi- val Parade, Christmas Parade and the Dana Fall Festival. They competed in a contest at North Vermillion with a few area schools and captured first place. Marching band traveled to Indianapolis where they received a division two award. In order to purchase new uniforms, mem- bers sold sausage, cheese and raffle tick- ets. Director Glenna Gibbs and members of the Wildcat Band take pride in their hard work as does the whole student body. Flutes: (Front) Jennie Jones, Kim Harris, Kathy Swinford, Aimee Endicott, Tina Webster, Laura Delph. (Back) Lisa Cargnino, Chris Scifres. Debbi Troglio, Rayetta Shew, Denise George and Missi Moore. Saxaphones: (Front) Rob Shepard, Vic Timmons, Kelly Hinton. Cindy Wright, Cindy Syvertson. (Back) Sandy Kennett, John Griffin, DeeAnna Porter, Ronda Smith, Cindy Stevens and Jim Muciarelli. Brass: (Front) Richard Gummere, Jan Komro, Beth Whitaker, Liz Boyer, Jillena Ellis, Mark Vermillion. (Back) Curt Lowry, Kevin Craig, John Primeaux, Robin Pyle, Tim Sturm, AnnaBelle Farrington, Ted Auten, Brent Bush, Chuck Rutan and Shelly Ellis. Brass: (Front) Shirley Kennett, Melissa Peterson, Kim Griffin, Diane Keown, Kathy Miller. (Back) Isabelle Jones, Tim Harris, Brett Gilman, Tim Spendall. Robin Wright, Jeff Jones, Kenny Robinson, Andy Poletto and Debbi Davis. 20 Drums: (Front) Diana Chambers, Jamie Toppas, Robbie Pyle, Chuck Dill, Amber Sturgeon, Rich Kelsheimer, Troy Conley. Deanna Reiber. (Back) Rod Polomski, Vicki Hunt, Mark Carey, Tony Klyaic, Leon Trosper, Pat Barron. Dawn Grange and Rhonda Gibbons. Clarinets: (Front) Anna Poletto, Mary Davis, Lisa Turner, Lynda Leach. Shawna Kispert, Angela Pearman. (Back) Fauneil Mack, Lori Coleman, Doug Short. Tracy Silotto, Ken Julian, Jamie Meadors. Bob Johnson and Kim Hamm. 21 A Touch Of Class ... Meet the South Vermillion Coquettes. Just what do the Coquettes do They ac- company the band during area band con- tests, parades, and sorting events. Pre- senting the half-time shows for sporting activities is only a small part of being a coquette. There is a lot of behind-the- scenes hard work that few people realize. The Coquettes try to present a different routine for each performance. This re- quires daily rehearsals sixth hour, after school and often on weekends and vaca- tions. This is a great responsibility since the coquettes do not have a choreo- grapher. Once they start practice sixth hour, the girls are on their own to create the original dances enjoyed by everyone. This year the SV Coquettes attended the Fred J. Miller Camp during the summer. Although many of the girls suffered through sore muscles, blisters, and sun- burns, the learning of new routines made it all worthwhile. 1981-82 Coquettes: (Front) Susan Roskovensky, Cathy Jackson, Rose Timmons, Jennifer Gibson, Gina Graham, Cathy Scott, Janice Reed. (Back) Candy Fortune, Tonnie DeFreitas, Diane Hill, Jeanna Banks, Lisa Balach, Johnna Porter, Jani Lawson, Darla Trosper, and Connie Blackford. 22 The Wildcat drum majorette, Chris Scifres, grins for the camera. Rifles: Jeanna Banks. Susan Roskovensky. and Cathy Jackson. The SV coquettes perform for the first time in their new uniforms. The feature twirlers for SV are Laura Delph and Shawna Kispert. 23 1982 Sweetheart Court: (Front) Queen Jeanna Banks. King Steve Edris. (Back) Brian Russell. Donna Hiett. Roxanne Tresner. and Tim Thomas. - m 1981 Christmas Court: King Andy Maguire. Rich Webber, Tim Waldrop, and Brad Hammersley. 24 “Lollipops and Roses” Survives Snow! The Student Council sponsored Christ- mas Dance was cancelled due to incli- mate weather. “A Frosty Fantasy” was to have music from Chaser and to be held on December 12. In spite of the weather, the 1981 Christmas King, Andy Maguire was crowned during half time of the Staunton basketball game by Janice Reed. “Lollipops and Roses” drew many cou- ples to the dance floor creating a roman- tic atmosphere. The 1982 Sweetheart Dance held on February 13th caught many couples discoing to the sound of WPFR until the magic hour of midnight. The dance is annually sponsored by the newspaper staff. Reigning over the event were Seniors Steve Edris and Jeanna Banks, the 1982 Sweetheart King and Queen. Sweetheart King Steve Edris and Queen Jeanna Banks dance their dance. The professional photographer captures these amateurs in action. 1982 Prom Court: Gina Graham. Steve Riley; Stephanie Hendrix. Rob Sims; Jeanna Banks. Steve Edris; Queen Hinkle Donny Upp; Sherry Peters. Dave Davitto; Jani Lawson, Joe Everhart; Leigh Ann Dowell, and Ed Ryley. Lee Jay Gillio and Mary Davis enjoy the night’s festivities. Smilling for the roving Prom photographer are Dana Dowell and her date Frankie Fuller. 26 Prom Colours Our World May 15, 1982 was a night to remember for all. Couples swayed to the beat of Breakpoint at the Jr.-Sr. Prom held in the Heritage Ballroom at Indiana State Uni- versity. Co-chairmen Debbi Marietta and Lisa Taylor along with other committee mem- bers put much time and effort into making “Colour My World” a success. The room was alive with the many cheerful colors of spring and the rainbow. Queen Hinkle reigned over the evening’s activities with much style and grace. Post Prom was held at the Racquetball Club in Terre Haute. Couples danced, played raquetball and “pigged out . The magical evening ended too soon but will long be remembered by all. Setting the mood for Colour My World is this couple — George Frazier and Candy Fortune. The Prom Court for 1982 congratulates Queen Hinkle. 27 Professor Michaels demonstrates his overwhelming charm on Clara that has all the ladies dazzled as Abigail looks on. Howie begs for a goodnight kiss from Bunny but she protests. Stage Crew: (Front) Jim Muciarelli, Brooke Hawkins. Kim Harris. (Second) Kim Hills. Jill Vitalie. Jeri Mishler. Cathy Jackson. Candy Fortune. Tony Becke. (Back) Mary Davis. Sharia Vandeventer. and John lacoli. Mother Is A Freshman The Cast: (Front) Judy Hoke, Gretchen Bradley, Dean Foltz, Sally King, Doug Robertson. (Second) Susan Roskovensky, Jan Komro, Tom Milam, Steph Hendrix, Jim Blackford, Mike Volk, Elaine Gambaiani, Director. (Back) Tim Sturm, Cindy Stevens, Lori Thomas, Marilyn Hawkins, Director, Candy Fortune, Cathy Jackson, Stage Managers, and Diane Hill, Student Director: After a somewhat rough start, in which it looked as though there was no hope for a drama production at SV, this year, the nights of April 1 and 2 were set aside and work started on the spring play, “Mother Is A Freshman.” The fourteen member cast had under six weeks in which to learn their lines and apply the finishing touches. The play was under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hawkins and Elaine Gam- baiani who devoted a lot of time and ener- gy to make it a huge success. Close friendships were made and tears were shed when it was over, but everyone who participated felt it was an experience they’ll never forget. 29 30 SV Hosts The Peanuts Gang!! The songs of the Peanuts gang rang through the halls of SV as the cast of “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown started practicing in late February. The musical took a different format this year as the characters presented a variety of short sketches instead of a continuous story. The small cast, which consisted of seven members, allowed for a special closeness to develop. The production was directed by Miss Donna Hall, who also directs the SV Choir. The Cast: (Front) Anna Poletto, Student Director, (Second) Joe Everhart, Deanna Reiber. Holly Redman. George Frazier, Steve Yelich, Sherry Peters. Diana Keown. (Top) Miss Donna Hall, Director. FEA Sponsors Cadette Teachers One of the functions of the FEA Club this year was to send student members to elementary schools in the area to act as teachers. Traditional clubs including Lettermen’s sponsored by Coach Anderson, Wom- en's Athletics with Ms. Gambaiani and Mrs. Chrzastowski, and Chess Club sponsored by Mr. Zwerner were also in session during '82. FEA: (Front) Jill Summerville, Anna Belle Farrington, Anna Poletto, Melissa Peterson, Polly Porter, Kim Hamm. (Back) Mrs. Pilipovich, Laura Delph, Chris Scifres, Kathy Kovarik, Libby Wallace, Betsy Tener, Cathy Vallosia, Angela Pearman, Joyce Kelly, Joanie Davern, and Mr. Hawkins. Lettermen’s Club Lettermen’s: (Front) Dean Foltz, Brian Davis, Dave Davis, Andy Maguire, Brad Burdick, and Brian McLeish. (Back) Mr. Hisle, Mark Davis, Jeff Bose, Larry Kelsheimer, Kevin Pitchkites, Matt Wallace, Tom Hooper, Rob Sims. Brad Vandivier. and Mr. Anderson, Sponsor. 32 Women’s Athletics Women’s Athletics: (Front) Stacey Zanandrea, Kella Conner, Ann Antonini. Tony Giacoletti. Andrea Cottrell, Diane Davitto, Lisa Inman, Misty Roskovensky. (Second) Karla Jacks, Robin See, Micci Louden. Steph Hendrix, Shelly Brown, Polly Porter. (Back) Ms. Gambaiani, Carla Farrington, Anna Belle Farrington, Lori Frink, Cathy Vallosia, Robyn Riggs, Daphne Session, Crystal Dalton, Jami Malone and Mrs. Chrzastowski, Sponsor. Chess Club exercises brain Chess Club: (Front) Mark Cooke. Mike McLeish. Henry Antonini, Doug Greiner. Dave Davis. Jim Pearmen, Mark Beard, Paul Alabaugh. (Second) Tim Humphrey, Dave Whitaker, Brian McLeish, Jeff Randolph. Larry Pritchard. (Third) Dave Cirey, Eric Lucas. Mark Hollandbeck, Phil Bennett, Jeff Bose. Steve Smith, Ken Primeaux, Greg Nolan. (Back) Vince Brown. Paul Saults. Roger Richardson, Doug Robertson, Dorn Costello. Mark Davis, Tony Coonce. Mike Lucas. 33 Pickin’ and grinnin’ Informal jam sessions were held at the meetings of Guitar Club. Filmmaking Club once again was in session under the direction of Mrs. Sharon Kramer. Activities included the learning about the making of special effects. The Home Ec Club took on a new ac- tivity this year. They got everyone in the spirit of Christmas by decorating a tree and playing music. Health Careers Club was also in session. Guitar Club: (Front) Doug Martin, Bill Sweazey, Tony Smith. Pat Rayhl, Troy Randolph, Dan Donohue, Rich Baker, Brian Donohue, Sean Webster. (Second) Chris Thomas, Don Prohaska, Mark McMasters, Thad Stewart, Mark Cooke. Mike Clodfelter, (Back) Mr. Wright, Dan Tierney, Bill Harper, Eric Lucas, Mike McLeish, Todd Smith, Scott Taylor, Rick Lindsey, and Ken Coleman. Lights! Camera! Action! Filmmaking Club: (Front) Jeff Rayl. John Griffen. Craig Beatty, Lisa Davies, Brain Smith. Steve Yelich, Debbi Grange, Sharon Garver. Michelle Griffin, Scott Martin. (Second) Mrs. Kramer, Tami Hessler, Teppi Greene, Jim Pearman, Bobbi Milam, Paul Capps, Paula Nelson. Cindy Milam. Sherry Lowry, Tom Crafton, Frank Ashby. (Third) Brian Yates, Tom Eversole, Scott Hixon, Dorn Costello, Jeff Fossi, Dennis Bynum, Mark Hollandbeck. Tim Humphrey. Dave Cirey. (Back) John Alabaugh, Tony Coonce, Chuck Meyette, Victor Timmons. Leon Trosper, Doug Ferrari, Ken Robinson, Mark McCarter, and Tony Giovaninni. 34 Decorating keeps Home Ec. Club busy Home Ec Club: (Front) Mrs. Dowty. Tammy Griffin, Tonna Hinkle, Crystal Shepherd, Bonnie Southard, Mary Pearman, Mrs. Shew. (Second) Paula Nelson, Kristina Evol, Sherri Haun, Patty Llewellyn, Carol McDowell. Debbie Sanders, Loriann Grimm, Renea Burnett. Suzanne Boardman, Karen Dailey, Julie Coonce, Martha Smith. (Back) Cindy Milam, Tina Williams, Mila Crum, Jackie Anderson, Donna Chaney. Shawnna Kispert, Julie Godbey, Cathy Graham, Wendy Haase, Janet Hux, Angie Shepard, Crystal Dalton, Mary Jo Jones, Teresa Mayes, Rhonda Pruner, Vecenta Vartinez, and Beth Hollingsworth. Careers in Health Health Careers Club: Lori Burke. Phil Bennett. Evin Crane, Cathy Miller. Tammy Gossett. Miss Butts, Sponsor. Busy fingers ■ click away Business Club had guest speakers and films to make members aware of the business world and to make decisions about classes and to learn extended knowledge for their future in the business world. At the end of the year sponsors, Mrs. Parco and Mrs. Thompson held an annual party for the Seniors. Spanish Club was again in session under the direction of Mrs. Vera Shew. Business Club: (Front) Laura Delph, Isabelle Jones, Kris Hinkle, Kristina Evol, Debbie Sanders. (Second) Chris Scifres, Mary Jones, Janet Hux, Dena Cooper. Mary Kelley, April Dowers, Kaylene Cox. (Third) Julie Coonce, Diana Keown, Kim Edwards, Lorie Brainin, Cathy Graham. Jackie Anderson. (Fourth) Julie Bodbey, Kim Yates. Robin Searing. Lisa McMasters, Tammy Bino. Donna Chaney, Angela Newton. (Back) Mrs. Thompson, Carol McDowell, Mila Crum, Toni Hinkle. Sandy Hobert, Patty Llewellyn, Tammy Barnes, and Mrs. Parco, Sponsor. Cheer Club pians new Homecoming The Cheer Club at SV this year was over 200 members strong — the largest club in school. The purpose, of course, was to ‘‘cheer our teams to victory”, so in meetings time was spent learning cheers, chants, and motions. Complete with cow bells and hats, cheer club members exhibited their spirit and exuberance at all home Varsity football and basketball games. Some loyal members even filled the fan busses and traveled to away games to show their WILDCAT PRIDE. Cheer club programs and the entire group were under the sponsorship of Mrs. Libbie Conner and Mrs. Patrice Liebler. 36 Spanish Club involved in student exchange Spanish Club: (Front) Marti Shepard, Kim Rayce, Shirley Kennett, Rose Timmons, Phoebe Riley, Diane Chambers. Rachel Lowe, (Second) Laura Jacso, Tammy Boatman, Tom Wilson, Ron Leech. Shelly Russell, Missy Smith. Vicenta Martinez, Ivan Bertoli, Jeff Sonnefield, (Back) Jayann Rumple. Jeannette Yates, Lisa McIntyre, Debbi Lorrance. Ron Davis. Sherri Edwards. Kim Griffin. Bryan Mancourt, William Rodert, and Mrs. Shew, Sponsor. Ivan Bertoli and Vicenta Martinez are made welcome at SVHS. 37 French Club tours New Orleans Once again the French Club acquired a new sponsor. This year Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins took the role. This year, French Students took a trip to New Orleans during Spring Break. Art club had its usual activities once again this year. There was a wide vari- ety of learning offered by the class. Motorcycle Discussion was once again in session in room B-8 under the direc- tion of sponsor, Mr. Aubrey Williams. French Club: (Front) Lori Thomas. Shelly Sturm, Andy Poletto, Kurt Lowry, Doug Farrington, (Second) Laura Mack, Bonny Southard, Sharia Vandevender, Cami Wadsworth. Cindy Stevens, Debbie Davis, John Primeaux. Brett Gilman. (Back) Debbie Troglio, Kathy Quantana, Tim Sturm, Dawn Grange, Henry Antonini, Tim Spendal, Rayetta Shew, and Mrs. Hawkins, sponsor. Art Club Art Club: (Front) Lora Cooper, Teresa Klyaic, Pam Jackson, Paul Capps, Katherina Evol. Ann Antonini. (Second) Mary Rice. Darla Judson, Tony Major. Lee Ann Padish, Twyla Meadlo, Kelly Shannon, Rhonda Polomski, Lori Edwards, Amy Boren, Brenda Domeika. (Third) Phil Wright. Sean Webster, Lisa Taylor, Shelly Brown, Brenda Alabough, Traci Amerman, Paula Smith, Sherry Lowry. Becky Acord, Chuck Mayette, (Fourth) Tracy Wright, Angel Hoggatt, Darrylene Overpeck. Andrea Cottrell. Lisa Davies. Jackie Smith, Rhonda Gibbons, Dami Wadsworth. Tamy Bino, Kathy Maxwell, Ted Auten, Jim Everhart. Rich Lindsey. (Back) Lori Burke, Dennis Bynum, Tammy Bell, Tammy Blackford, Mrs. Chrzastowski, Angie Jones, Darla Trosper, Kurt Carroll, Christy English, Brad Carli, Kelly Smith, Felicia Gibbons. Dee Dee Jones, Scott Martin, Susan Smith. David Brown, and Mrs. Parmer, sponsor. 38 T.J. Revesz earns top honors Motorcycle Discussion: Mr. Williams, John Thompson, Brent Summerville, T.J. Revesz, Rob Pyle, Rod Polomski, Jeff Rayl, Marvin Hayden, and Rick Riggs. T.J. Revesz. who was a member of the Motorcyclist Club brought top honors to SVHS when he competed in the Amateur National Motorcross Championships in Buchanan, Mich. He placed 10th overall out of 40 competitors. 39 Electronic wizards Members of the Audio-Visual Club en- joyed learning about the school’s AV equipment. They also helped distribute films and equipment to teachers. Many of SV’s most talented students found their way into drama. The big highlight of the club this year was the performance by Saphyre, a popular band from the community. They enter- tained close to half of the school. Stu- dents enjoyed their singing of popular songs. Co-op Seniors learned about business first-hand under the direction of Mr. Thomas Chambers. AV Club: (Front) Mark Vermillion, John lacoli, Tony Giovaninni, Ken Palmer, Steve Vitaniemi, Chuck Watson, Tim Waldrop, and Rod Pritchard. Co-op earns money while learning CO-OP: (Front) Toni Hinkle, Carla Bishop, Stacey Zanandrea, Virginia Falls, Diane Kingery, Paula Nelson, Lori Harpel, Mary Kelley, Lisa McMasters. (Second) Don Upp, Frank Cirey, Kris Hinkle, Sandy Hobert, Julie Godbey, Patty Llewellyn, Rachel Lowe, Carrol McDowell, Kim Yates, Larry Kelsheimer. (Back) Scott Kashon, Mark Bennett, Sam Bennett, Tom Cadle, Doug Goldner, Brian Nichols, T.J. Revesz, Tom Milam, Rod Pritchard, Jim Blackford, and Mike Volk. 40 Saphyre entertains Club Saphyre’s Todd Smith entertains Drama Club. OEA enters computer age Rod-N-Gun: (Front) Rudy Solmon, Tim Harrison, Robert Johnson. Jeff Rumple. Albert Kelley. Bill Sweazey. Ken Volk, Brad Benton, Dan Mattioda, Chuck Dill, John Barnes. (Back) Steve Lubovich, Jim Pearman, Kevin Craig, Ted Auten, Steve Yelich, Dean Saylor, John Primeaux. Leon Trosper. Rich Hollingsworth, Tom Endicott, Mark McMasters. Pat Graham, David Asher, John Pearman, Doug Goldner. Mr. Pasko, Sam Benton. Mike Clodfelter, Mr. Kyle, and Leroy Kelsheimer. Rod-N-Gun club once again takes aim this year under sponsorship of Mr. Pasko and Mr. Kyle. A new club on the scene is Geneology club. The members trace their roots with the help of sponsor, Mrs. Linda Kelley. Literary Club again made paper flowers for Valentine’s Day under the direction of new sponsor, Mrs. Linda Kelley. OEA: (Front) Sherry Beckman, Leigh Ann Dowell, (Back) Tammy Gossett. Anna Poletto, Angie Shepard, Cheryl Beckman, Pam Taylor, Melinda Lawson. Marilyn Stucker, Terri Roberts, Judy Pittman, and Mrs. Dodds. Rod-N-Gun takes aim The Intensive Office Lab now has an IBM System 23 Computer and Word Processor. The computer is pro- grammed for BASIC language and is designed to store information on dis- kettes. Geneology discovers roots Geneology: (Front) Katherina Evol, Yvonne Dailey. Candi Perry. Pam Jackson. Rhonda Hoggatt, Lory Nickel. Libby Wallace. (Second) Lee Ann Padish. Michelle Bridgewaters, Darla Guinn. Darrylene Overpeck. Jeff Rumple. Rick Gumiere. Rob Shepard. Doug Short. (Back) Shirley Kennett. Steve Vitaniemi. Dean Saylor. Doug Greiner, Ron Shell, Bill Kelley. Ron Volk, Shawn Maloney. Phil Wright, Albert Kelley, Larry Wagle, Melissa Peterson. Leiton Kent, and Mrs. Kelley. Lit Club gets new sponsor Literary Club: (Front) Rose Timmons. Susan Reed. Laura Mack, Donna Hoggatt, Dena Cooper. Phoebe Riley, Rich Gumiere, (Back) Mrs. Kelley. Ivan Bertoli. Rose Wright, Michelle Bridgewaters, Darla Guinn, Cami Wadsworth, Debbie Sanders, and Debbie Troglio. 43 inn—m—rxrnTrr'rirrrn iwimii i C’est la vie Qui est la nouveau prof, de francais? If you are unfamiliar with foreign languages you may have some trouble translating the preceding sentence. That is French for, who is the new French teacher? Why, of course, it is Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins, a very familiar face at SV. Mrs. Hawkins has earned an AB degree in French, as well as in Spanish, and English. She also was the sponsor for the spring trip, which was tak- en to New Orleans. Thirteen people en- joyed such sights as the French Quarter, a tour of the Superdome, and dinner and a broadway show at the “Beverly Dinner Playhouse.” Changes in the Spanish Department's trip to Mexico were made, due to flight can- cellations. However, there was still a trip to Mexico. Mrs. Vera Shew, Spanish teacher, chaperoned the eight day trip. They toured the exciting cities of Mexico City, Taxco, and Acalpulco. The Zocalo, with its National Palace, Liberty Bell, and Diego Rivira murals, were just a few of the many interesting sights seen throughout the tour. April 14, 1982 marked National Foreign Language Day and foreign language stu- dents displayed their interest by wearing small flags coinciding with the country’s of which language they were studying. Missy Smith enjoys Spanish class. 46 FRANCE (Left) This is as close as we can get to France. remark Brent Scott and Mark Jones. (Right) Debbie Cloud perfects her French. (Below) Angie McConnell reads letter from pen pal to classmates. Researching, interviewing, voting 48 “I signed up for the Detective Story and didn’t get it. Did you get the class you signed up for?” “Out of the six I signed up for, I got two I wanted.” So were the laments of juniors during 1982. Reduction of teaching staff made a serious impact on the English department and the juniors seemed to be affected the most. Even though many of them didn’t get their first choice in classes they found that the ones they did get were a refreshing change from the English classes they had had in the past. Many students found themselves on the television screen for the first time when they signed up for class in televi- sion broadcasting and others devel- oped their super-sleuth abilities in the detective story class. Yet no matter how they tried all the students still had to take courses in composition and grammar. In 1982 juniors had a choice, but sen- iors didn’t. There was no way to avoid it. Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs. Kramer wer- en’t about to let them go off to college before they were thoroughly familiar with William Shakespeare. Students met the ghost of Hamlet’s father and Lady Macbeth. Whether they wanted to or not and somehow, just somehow, they managed to survive without per- manently speaking in iambic pentam- eter. (Above) Brad Latinovich isn't camera shy. (Right) Ms. Gambaiani assists Malinda Lawson in finding a book. Freshmen and sophomores found themselves busy in their English classes doing library research, giving speeches, writing themes and reading, reading, and reading. (Left) Kevin Pitchkites casts his vote at the voting machine. (Right) Modern Problems students execute experiments. (Below) Cathy Wheeler interviews with counselor during Jobs Skills class. (Right) Lisa McMasters demonstrates her filing skills as a Co-op student. (Top) Anna Poletto and John lacoli explore computer technology. (Bottom) Mr. Holbert assists Cathy Scott in balancing her debits and credits. SV Incorporated Technological advancement has brought about many new computers, typewriters, and different processing systems, which has made business one of the most de- manding fields in today's career world. A great interest in business at SV has great- ly increased the number of students en- rolled in business courses. Different courses in this department train students to operate various types of business ma- chines in keeping up with today’s technol- ogy. As a result the school purchased new electronic typewriters to be used by the Intensive Office Lab and Advanced Shorthand class. A demonstration con- cerning these machines was presented before the Business Education Club dur- ing a meeting. The 1981-82 school year brought about many new additions to the business de- partment at SV. Area 29 Vocational Co- operative was introduced to the South Vermillion school system for the first time this year. This program gives the opportu- nity for students from Parke County schools to participate in the Intensive Of- fice Lab program offered here at SV. Par- ticipating in this program were thirteen area students, as well as nine local stu- dents. Each one received three hours credit per semester as they attended two and one-half hours each day. Much re- ward is due Mrs. Christine Goebel for the success of the IOL and the Cats’ Den. Mrs. Goebel, for the first time this year, has devoted her teaching skills strictly to the Lab program. Dictaphones have become a part of the Advanced Shorthand class this year. Mrs. Mary Parco, business department chair- man, explains, “I have designated three weeks of dictaphone work in advanced shorthand to give the students a better working knowledge of the dictaphone. The dictaphone reflects the transcription skills, spelling, and grammar of the stu- 50 dent. Exploratory Science at SV 52 The SV Science department offers many well-developed college preporatory courses which enables students to broad- en their scientific knowledge. These classes are developed in accordance with the students’ interests. The beginning course in life sciences at SV is Biology. Students in Biology are involved in study- ing everything from the ultra-structure of cells to the disection of crayfish and frogs. Students who' have a year of Biology are encouraged to enroll in some of the more advanced classes such as Zoology, Bot- any, Physiology, Horticulture, and Chem- istry. Because of the mathematical advance- ments in the SV school system, we found many freshmen working away at geomet- rical figures, where in the past geometry students must have at least been a soph- omore in class rank. Students now have the opportunity to study Algebra I at the eighth grade class level, which makes it possible for students to study geometry as freshmen. Students wishing to contin- ue their study in the math field will find this early start to be a great advantage. Annie Hawkins and Ken Palmer make new discoveries in Biology class. Joe Bruce studies the crayfish. (Left) Kella Conner takes a good look. (Right) Mrs. Conner demonstrates the dissection of the crayfish. (Below) “Mooch, another Einstein? 53 Fine Arts are active at SV 54 “We involve as many students as pos- sible in the art program, concentrating on developing their individual skills and interests. We try to develop a desire to explore, to seek, and to create, ex- plains Mrs. Cindy Chrzastowski, art in- structor at SV. The students are intro- duced to many areas of self-expres- sion their first year of art. The second year they elect to study in either 2-D or 3-D. In the third year of art they ex- plore a more advanced level of art and art appreciation. Their final year is based on the independent study pro- gram. The students develop, propose, and solve their own artistic problems. Some superior students involved with the art program are planning to further themselves in the field of art or some aspect of it at various universities. Beginning this year, the Art Club spon- sored an art exhibit for the high school in conjunction with the spring musical. The projects were judged and awards were presented to the students. The Art Club was very active this year tour- ing the Museum of Natural History, the Aquarium, and the Chicago Art Insti- tute. They also took part at the Little Italy Festival by body-painting. Pro- ceeds from this project were used to purchase a small printmaking press for the art development class. Another new addition to the art depart- ment was Mrs. Angela Parmer who teaches primarily 3-Dimensional Art, which consists of weaving, sculpture, ceramics with clay, and jewelry. Another major form of art around SV is the Choir. Under the direction of Miss Donna Hall, the Choir participated in the coronation for Homecoming Queen, as well as attending contests. Miss Hall also directed the production of the spring musical “You're A Good Man Charlie Brown. The choir entertains at the Homecoming Queen Coronation. Chuck Corado weaves away at his art project. Ron Smith contemplates his artistic creation. Choir (Front) Jovce Kelley Kim Hutson. Kim Ferguson. Cheryl Beckmann. Teresa Cappa. Martha Smith. Dena Cooper. Rhonda Mack Leslie Roberts Brenda Sykes Wendy Cline. Director Donna Hall. (Second) Lori Thomas. Sherry Beckmann. Debbie Troglio. Krishna Evol Robin Searing Marti Shepard! Laura Jacso. Suzanne Boardman. Lora Ritter. Malinda Lawson. (Back) Bryan Yates, Jack Graham. Todd Smith. Paul Runyan! Don Brown. Matt Hesler. Ted Auten, and Evinn Crane. 55 Designing, creating, cooking The fine facilities and faculty of the Home Economics and Industrial Arts depart- ments enabled many students at SV to broaden their mechanical intelligence. This consisted of anywhere from baking their first yeast roll to drafting or designing their own project that may have been re- quired to complete the course. Foods class was among the more popular classes offered in Home Ec. Discussing the Basic Four food groups and develop- ing good cooking techniques was what this class involved. The highlight of the course was getting to plan and prepare the labs. Wanting to get a taste of the mixed ingredients was not an uncommon temptation in this class. However, the young Betty Crockers found that the time spent baking the products was well worth the wait, for it was then that they got to sample some of the finer delicacies of the class. As the styles changed and the prices of clothing soared to unbelievable heights, some students at SV found that by taking a Textiles course and learning to sew, they had discovered a more efficient and less expensive means of tailoring. Many fashionable items were created in this class by using the color wheel to select the perfect colors and by mixing and matching fabrics. Barbara Camfield from Nannie’s Nook was a guest speaker at a Home Ec Club meeting. After an interesting discussion Mrs. Camfield donated a floral arrange- ment to the Family Living Center and Home Ec department. After 37 years in the education profession John Kyle retired from teaching. His pres- ence will be noticeably missed in the shop classes at SV. 56 Guest speakers were a common sight at Home Ec Club meetings. Safety goggles were a must in Welding class. (Left) Mike Domeika doing it the primitive way. (Right) Chuck Anderson admires Teppi Green’s skill in Woods class. (Below) Will this car ever run again? wonders Larry Pritchard. Rewards For Jobs Well Done! Along with the social activities of high school, one must set time aside for those all important studies. Whether in athletics or the classroom students applied them- selves and came out on top. This years Thespian inductees and mem- bers were treated to a dinner at Western Ribeye for an initiation ceremony. The members and inductees earn the right to belong to the International Thespian Soci- ety by obtaining points for participating in drama productions. On April 27, 1982 the National Honor So- ciety held a ceremony to induct new members. Induction demands that one has a lot of self discipline to follow the code and keep up the requirements of the society. Chosen to represent SV at Hoosier Girls State were: delegates, Judy Hoke, Debbi Marietta, Rose Timmons and alternates, Jami Malone, Shelly Brown and Bobbie Milam. The girls were chosen by the American Legion Auxiliary by virtue of a speech. The 1982 session of Hoosier Boys State will be attended by delegates Brian McLeish, Brian Davis and John Fen- oglio. Honor night was held on May 12 where students were presented with awards and scholarships for their achievements. Among the awards were: the Student Council's annual presentation of the Most Outstanding Male and Female Athletes to Sherry Peters and Brad Vandivier, the Veterans of Foreign War and the VFW Auxiliary for Most Outstanding Freshman Girl to Kim Harris and Most Outstanding Freshman Boy to Brett Gilman. Theapiana: (Front) Rod Polomski, Malinda Lawson. Phoebe Riley, Deanna Reiber, Mike Volk, Tami Hesler, John lacoli. (Second) Doug Robertson, Judy Hoke, Diane Hill, Teppi Green, Judy Sprague, Jim Muciarelli. (Third) Joe Everhart, Sally King. Tony Becke. (Back) Gretchen Bradley. Holly Redman, Steph Hendrix. Jim Blackford, Sherry Peters, George Frazier, Jan Komro and Tim Sturm. Quill and Scroll: (Front) Joe Everhart. John Fenoglio, Jim Blackford. (Second) Shelly Brown, Jami Malone. Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins, Phoebe Riley, Teresa Cappa. (Back) Steph Hendrix, Sherry Peters, Jani Lawson. Robin See, Jeanna Banks, Judy Hoke, Cindy Soltis and Lori Harpel. Not pictured: Danielle Helt and Darrylene Overpeck. 58 1981-82 National Honor Society Members: (Front) Cindy Soltis. Judy Sprague, Mike Volk, Steph Hendrix, Lori Harpel, Malinda Lawson, Candy Fortune, Cathy Jackson, Leigh Ann Dowell, Rachel Lowe. (Second) Carol McDowell, Kathy Kovarik, Doug Wilson, Steve Edris. Jeanna Banks, Cathy Vallosia, Diane Hill. Lisa Balach, Robin See and Danielle Helt. 1982 National Honor Society Inductees: (Front) Rose Timmons, Tammy Barnes, Kim Edwards, Sally King. Debbi Marietta. Darla Guinn, Mary Davis. Bobbie Milam, Chris Scifres, Susan Roskovensky, Judy Hoke, Brian Davis. (Second) Doug Robertson, Mark Burris. John Fenoglio, Lori Lane, Kella Conner, Theresa Micheal, Johnna Porter, Libby Wallace, Polly Porter, Jami Malone, Lori Hoke and Shelly Brown. Honor Night Award Winners: (Front) Rod Pritchard. Dave Whitaker. Jim Blackford. Phil Bennett, Andy Maguire. Joe Everhart, Steve Edris. Brad Vandivier. (Second) Steph Hendrix, Lori Harpel. Cindy Soltis, Rachel Lowe. Pheobe Riley. Judy Sprague. Charlotte Padish. Teresa Cappa, Jeanna Banks, Cathy Vallosia, Betsy Tener. (Back) Jeff Bose. Steve Lubovich, Mike Volk, Scott Kashon, Sally King, Micci Louden, Sherry Peters. Robin See, Jani Lawson, Leigh Ann Dowell and Lisa Balach. Honor Night Award Winners: (Front) Brett Gilman, Jamie Toppas, Brian Davis, Brian Mancourt. Ivan Bertolo. (Second) Melanie Yeager, Kim Harris, Kathy Kovarik, Malinda Lawson, Robin Wright, Anna Poletto, Sherry Beckmann, Robin Searing, Tammie Gossett. (Third) Carol McDowell, Melissa Peterson, Rose Timmons. Shelly Brown, Jami Malone, Vicenta Martinez, Natalie Foltz, Cheryl Beckmann, Judy Pittman. Tina Williams, Sandy Hobert, Debbie Troglio, Lori Thomas and Angie Shepard. Valedictorians Cindy Soltis, Judy Sprague, Mike Volk and Salutatorian Steph Hendrix pose for the camera before the NHS induction ceremony. Awards Highlight The Year!! Girls State Delegates: Judy Hoke, Debbi Marietta and Rose Timmons smile at our camera in front of the central office. SPORTS One of the Wildcats’ outstanding players is Brad Vandivier. who received WRC All- Conference Running Back and also was named to the Honorable Mention All-State Football Team. Kirk Ikerd kicks to add another point to the Wildcats’ score. Football Pride!! The football team displayed their talents and Wildcat pride to pull six wins out of a ten game season. One well fought duel was the Homecoming game against Rockville. The ’Cats left the Rox scoreless and ended the night with an impressive score of 20-0. Brad Vandivier ran 234 yards in one game to set a new school record. He also scored the most points during the season and was named All- Conference Running Back for the WRC and received credit for Honorable Mention All State Football class AA. Mike Jackson was named All-State Honorable Mention Defensive Tackle and Tim Gilman was chosen for the Junior All-State Football Team. Coach Brent Anderson and the 1981 Wildcat team experienced many setbacks but were able to overcome them and establish a winning season. T sv 34 North Vermillion 0 sv 28 E.C. Washington 10 sv 0 Brazil 18 sv 0 Washington 14 sv 12 Greencastle 7 sv 34 Sullivan 12 sv 6 Fountain Central 26 sv 9 West Vigo 7 sv 20 Rockville 0 sv 15 Danville 35 1981 Var ity Football Team: (Front) Tim Gilman. Terry Eup, Jim Hastings, Jim Hrovat, Darrin Nolan, Scott Benskin, Tom Endicott, Dale Stewart. Manager John Montgomery. (Second) Dan Tierney, Phil Bennett. Steve Edris, Mike Jackson, Kevin Pitchkites, Jeff Vicars, Kirk Ikerd. Phil Jones, Rod Pritchard, Manager Karla Jacks. (Third) John Fenoglio, Tim Waldrop, Chuck Watson, Brad Latino- vich, Brian McLeish, Larry Kelsheimer, Frank Shannon, Tom Milam, Dave Whitaker. (Fourth) Brian Russell, Jim Hooper, Larry Pritchard, Matt Wallace, Doyle Padish, Rob Sims. Bill Kelley, Dave Cirey, Tony Smith. (Back) Coach Randy Frederick, Coach Tim Terry, and Head Coach Brent Anderson. 65 1981 Junior Varsity Football Team: (Front) Bill Kelley, Dan Tierney, Chuck Watson, Jim Hooper, Scott Benskin, Tom Endicott. (Second) John Fenoglio. Tim Waldrop, Jim Hastings, Dave Cirey, Steve Edris, Phil Jones. (Back) Dale Stewart, Brian Russell, Larry Pritchard, Frank Shannon, and Tony Smith. 1981 Freshman Football Team: (Front) Brett Gilman, Jim Kendrick, Tim Gibbons, Jody Magee, Rob Shepard, B. J. Lehman, Pete Louden, Doug McMasters, Steve Keys, Rich Webber, Rocky Scott. (Back) Coach Tom Solomon. Jeff McCauley, Greg Uselman, Jeff Rayle. Jaimie Toppas, David Harness, Bob Jackson, Doug Ferrari, Mark Wilks, Garry Cooper, James Wake, Rodney Clark, Jim Hastings, and Manager Jackie Beard. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s Senior Mike Jackson leaping into action. 66 Coach Anderson, Assistant Coach Frederick and Kevin Pitchkites shout encouragement to the team. Young Talent!! The 1981 Junior Varsity Football team ended their season with a 5-2 record. The whole Wildcat team helped in making the season a successful one. Coach Tim Terry was proud of the teams dedication throughout the whole season. The freshman team did not have a very successful season this year but with more team effort they should prove to be a promising team in the future year. Their season ended with a 2-5 record but Coach Tom Solomon was proud of their efforts. Teamwork is shown here as the Wildcats hold back the defense while Brad Vandivier gains more yardage. Two injured players, Brian McLeish and Brad Latinovich take their frustrations out on the two-man sled. 67 Junior Shelly Brown displays her talent at the net. Bump, Set, . . . Win!!! Jumping off to a quick start, the 1981 Volleyball team won their first two matches. Coach Cindy Chrzastowski and the girls continued to work hard all season in practices games. They learned many new skills this year and also improved their old ones which provided the fans with some very exciting matches. The team ended their season in the first round of sectional play where they were defeated in a grueling match against Terre Haute North. The Cats finished with a 7-12 record. Three awards were presented this year. The award winners were: Lisa Inman, Most Valuable Player; Cathy Vallosia, Most Improved Player; and Robyn Riggs, Mental Attitude Award. Good job girls! During a close match the Wildcat team watches from the edge of their seats. Staunton 15-9 7-15 Rockville 15-8 15-11 Brazil 8-15 6-15 Attica 15-6 15-10 North Vermillion 14-16 8-15 West Vigo 14-12 8-15 Montezuma 15-5 15-4 Covington 6-15 6-15 Southmont 7-15 8-15 Rosedale 15-4 15-7 North Vermillion 15-10 10-15 5-15 North Central 15-8 14-16 15-5 Seeger 7-15 13-15 Van Buren 9-15 9-15 Turkey Run 15-8 5-15 11-15 Sullivan 9-15 11-15 Attica 15-8 10-15 10-15 Fountain Central 15-8 15-2 T.H. North 15-2 10-14 13-15 68 1981 Varsity Volleyball Team: (Front) Diane Davitto. Cathy Vallosia. Lisa Inman, Andrea Cottrell. Robyn Riggs. Crystal Dalton. (Back) Coach Cindy Chrzastowski. Shelly Brown. Jami Malone. Polly Porter, Lori Frink, and Micci Louden. 1981 Junior Varsity Volleyball Team: (Front) Debbie Davis. Lisa Taylor. Kim Jenkins Missi Moore. Lorri Perry. (Back) Coach Cindy Chrzastowski. Carla Farrington. Kathy Maxwell. Traci Amerman. Ann Antonini, and Toni Giacoletto. Taking aim for another perfect serve is Senior Cathy Vallosia. 69 Golf C.C. Dominate 70 The 1981-82 golf team ended their season with an outstanding record of 11 wins and 2 loses. Coach Randy Frederick and the team worked hard to establish this winning record. Brad Replogle earned low stroke average award and low putting average award while Tom Hooper received the mental attitude award. The 1981-82 cross country team put much dedication into their work to develop a winning record of 9-4 for the season. Mark Vermillion, the number one runner, received the Most Valuable Runner award. Other awards went to Jeff Thompson for Mental Attitude and Andy Poletto for the Most Improved award. Mark Vermillion has first place under control. 1981-82 Golf Team sv 182 North Putnam 181 sv 166 Van Buren 244 sv 176 Turkey Run 193 Rockville 185 sv 168 Fountain Central 196 sv 162 North Vermillion 209 sv 173 Covington 195 Attica 184 sv 164 Sullivan 190 sv 164 Paris 176 sv 184 West Vigo 186 sv 164 Brazil 154 North Putnam 173 sv 162 Montezuma 196 sv 169 Southmont 163 sv 174 T.H. North 164 sv 171 Fountain Central 186 Seeger 171 1981-82 Cross Country SV 20 Staunton 35 SV 47 Rockville 59 SV 29 Sullivan 30 Fountain Central 89 SV 16 Rosedale 39 SV 44 West Vigo 16 SV 34 Paris 25 SV 18 Montezuma 69 Turkey Run 44 SV 32 North Vermillion 29 Turkey Run 73 SV 27 Covington 30 Junior Tony Becke gets into the “swing” of things. 1981-82 Cross Country: (Front) Sean Webster, Mark Vermillion, Steve Velich, Brian Davis, Tom Eversole. (Back) Jeff Thompson, Andy Poletto, Tom Stevens, and Coach Bob Byrer. 1981-82 Golf: (Front) Mark Jones, Mark Wilks, Jody Magee, Ken Julian, Brian Davis, Jim Kinderick. (Second) Jeff Leister, Phil Jones, Rick Lindsey, John Griffin, Jim Muciarelli. (Back) Head Coach Randy Frederick, Tom Hooper, Tony Klyaic, Brad Replogle, Jeff Dunn. Tony Becke. Pete Louden, and Assistant Coach Greg Strain. Juniors Steve Yelich and Brian Davis show that cross country is a sport for all sizes of people. 71 Cats Win Big The 1981-82 Varsity Basketball Team had its best season ever. The guys worked hard, and despite being hampered by injuries, finished the season with an excellent 12-7 record. Coach Ernie Hisle and the Cats ended the season in the sectionals, where they were defeated by the Sullivan Golden Arrows. Although they were not victorious that night they gave their best efforts and hustled throughout the entire game. The awards presented at the end of the year were: Most Valuable Players, Rob Sims and Brad Hammersly; “Mr. Defense”, Rob Sims and Andy Maguire; Free Throw Percentage, George Frazier; Most Assists, Andy Maguire; and Leading Rebounder, Brad Hammersly. Also the Bob Burton Award was presented to Andy Maguire. The Cats lost seven seniors this year, but will have some experienced players back next year. The Cats display their tough defensive form which helped them to win many games. sv 52 Rockville 39 sv 51 Paris 70 sv 69 West Vigo 63 sv 63 Greencastle 69 sv 63 Fountain Central 62 sv 51 P. Charlton 61 sv 55 Staunton 52 sv 62 North Vermillion 53 sv 59 Montezuma 48 sv 51 Brazil 60 SV 54 Seeger 67 SV 46 Turkey Run 37 SV 73 North Central 54 SV 66 North Vermillion 61 SV 48 Rosedale 46 SV 62 Montezuma 52 SV 67 Covington 60 SV 46 Sullivan 51 SV 54 Attica 58 72 1981-82 Boys Varsity Basketball Team: (Front) Paul Alabaugh. Andy Maguire, Tom Milam, Brian McLeish, Billy Sutliff. (Back) Assistant Coach Randy Frederick, Rob Karanovich. Rob Sims, Brad Hammersly. George Smith. George Frazier, and Head Coach Ernie Hisle. Senior George Frazier proves he is not afraid to stand his ground against the rival Falcons. 73 Junior Brad Hammersly demonstrates his shooting skill which was one of the reasons he was nominated to the WRC All-Conference Team. Cats The Junior Varsity squad didn’t have a winning season this year, but they really worked hard. Many times they lost their games by only a slim margin. Their record for the year was 5-14, which doesn’t show the amount of talent that was on the team. Coach Randy Frederick and all the guys really did a fine job. Look Hopeful! Also showing much talent this season was the Freshman team. Coached by Neal McVay, they finished their season with a 3-11 record. Although they didn’t end up with a winning season this year, they showed a lot of enthusiasm and will be a great asset to the Cats next year. 1981-82 Junior Vanity Basketball Team: (Front) Doug Farrington, Chip Howard, Chuck Watson. (Back) Coach Randy Frederick, Shawn Maloney, Mike Domeika. Phil Jones, and Brian Edris. Alone in the crowd of opposing players sophomore Shawn Maloney makes a tough shot. 74 Sophomore Chuck Watson lays the ball in the basket over the outstretched arm of an opposing player. 1981-82 Freshman Basketball Team: (Front) Jody Magee, Brent Scott, Rhys Helt, Jim Kendrick, Ken Julian. (Back) Coach Neal McVay, Jaimie Toppas, Curt Lowry, Brent Bush, Brett Gilman. Bob Brownfield, and John Griffin. Concentrating on putting the ball through the hoop is Junior George Smith. 75 76 1981-82 Girls Varsity Basketball Team: (Front) Polly Porter, Jami Malone. Shelly Brown, Misty Roskovensky. Cindy Stevens. (Back) Sherry Peters, Micci Louden, Daphne Session, Johnna Porter and Coach Tim Terry. 1981-82 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team: (Front) Carla Farrington. Staci Bonomo, Jo Jo Foltz. Kim Newell. Cindy Wright. Anna Belle Farrington. (Back) Coach Cindy Chrzastowski. Deanna Reiber, Lori Perry. Debbie Davis. Kim Jenkins and Shellie Ellis. Junior Jami Malone demonstrates her shooting technique which earned her the Most Points Award. Senior Micci Louden battles her way through a crowded lane to net two more points (or the Cats. Lady Cats Improve Coach Tim Terry and the Lady Wildcats enjoy their second consecutive year with a winning record. Their first few games bounced back and forth between wins and losses until they hit on to a five game winning streak. They ended their season with a record of 10-6. The Cats also placed second in their first year in the WRC with a conference record of 6-2. They were defeated in the first round of sectional play in a heart-breaking game, losing by only one point. Jami Malone set a new school record when she scored 27 points against Attica which also helped her to earn the Most Points Award. Other award winners were: Most Rebounds, Sherry Peters; and Most Valuable Player, Shelly Brown. Keep it up Cats! sv 32 Sullivan 76 sv 38 Fountain Central 28 sv 45 Covington 60 sv 26 West Vigo 60 sv 44 Paris 37 sv 37 West Lafayette 50 sv 44 North Vermillion 39 sv 37 Seeger 28 SV 55 Attica 39 SV 45 Rosedale 22 SV 41 North Vermillion 36 SV 34 Rockville 37 SV 44 Montezuma 42 SV 35 Turkey Run 26 SV 37 Brazil 63 SV 40 Southmont 33 Junior Daphne Session prepares herself to rebound the ball for the Wildcats. 77 Hard Work Pays Off Although the boys swimming season did not prove to be a winning one there were several swimmers whose performances provided great competition in individual events. Once again this year, Mark Davis’ swimming ability enabled him to reach the State Finals after setting two new sectional records in both the 50 and 100 freestyle. At the State Finals he placed seventh and eighth in the 100 and 50 freestyle respectively. Coach Jo Wardle and the boys are looking forward to a great season next year. Swimming is one of the most physically demanding sports and takes much determination and patience which is what the girls swimming team and Coach Jo Wardle had a lot of this year. They didn’t come out on top, but they never gave up and ended up with a season of 4-5. Throughout the season they all worked on their individual talents and became close frierrds in the process. Awards were received by Debbie Cloud, Most Valuable; Jeanna Banks, Mental Attitude; and Libby Wallace, Most Improved. The team should be a very promising one next year. Sophomore Staci Bonomo makes it look easy as she glides across the pool. Girls Swimming sv 39 Terre Haute South 30 sv 103 West Vigo 45 sv 8 914 Southmont 58‘ 2 sv 57 Fountain Central 104 sv 85 North Putnam 70 sv 77 Seeger 78 sv 54 Terre Haute North 112 sv 65 Fountain Central 89 sv 42 Attica 119 sv 61 Greencastle 107 78 Junior Brian Smith concentrates on his diving form. Boys Swimming sv 70 Southmont 96 sv 75 Seeger 76 sv 104 North Vermillion 60 sv 48 North Vigo 124 sv 75 West Vigo 96 sv 72 Fountain Central 100 sv 97 North Vermillion 64 sv 61 Terre Haute South 111 sv 72 Fountain Central 98 1981 Girls Swimming: (Front) Kathy Kovarik, Rhonda Smith, Rayetta Shew. Debbie Cloud, Robin Pyle, Natalie Foltz, Libby Wallace, Jeanna Banks, Staci Bonomo, Beth Whitaker, Coach Jo Wardle and manager Jamie Meadors. 1981-82 Boys Swimming: (Front) Ivan Bertalo, Doug Robertson, Brian Smith. John Alabaugh. Randy Webster. (Back) Mark Hollandbeck, Steve Yelich, Henry Antonini, Mark Davis, Dorn Costello, Tom Eversole and Coach Jo Wardle. 79 1981-82 Wrestling Team: (Front) Managers Lisa Taylor, Debbi Marietta, Wrestlerettes Jamie Mea- dor, Donna Hiett, Traci Ammerman. (Middle) Ralph Leonard, Pete Louden, Bill Kelly. Jeff Rayl, Steve Carty. Dave Davis. Mike Mullins. Brian Davis. (Back) Coach Tom Solomon, Tim Waldrop. Jesse Pittman, Brian Russell. Steve Lubovich, Terry Eup. Brad Vandiver. Darren Nolan. Phil Bennett, and Frank West. sv 48 West Vigo 24 sv 50 Paris 5 sv 27 Fountain Central 38 sv 33 Sullivan 36 sv 18 Terre Haute North 49 sv 61 Rockville 9 sv 36 Seeger 36 sv 54 Covington 12 sv 47 Turkey Run 27 80 Senior Brad Vandivier shocks his opponent before making a quick pin. Young Team Goes Far For a very young team with a new coach the wrestlers provided many exciting dual meets which resulted in a winning season. They also showed spectacular individual performances in the tournaments throughout the year, placing third in the WRC and second in the sectionals. Their efforts in the sectionals advanced six wrestlers to the regionals by placing first or second. Those were, Tim Waldrop, Brad Vandivier, Brian Davis, Dave Davis, Ralph Leonard and Darren Nolan who became the third wrestler from SVHS to compete in the semi-state. This years Most Valuable Wrestler Award went to junior star, Brian Davis who captured first place in all three tournaments that the Cats competed in. His performance in South Vermillion’s Invitational earned him the title of Most Valuable Wrestler for that tournament. Next years season should prove to be an exciting one with many talented wrestlers returning. Sophomore Bill Kelly rolls his opponent on to his back to add another pin to his personal record. 81 Sophomore Tim Waldrop shows his Wildcat Pride after pinning his opponent. Senior Doug Wilson displays his excellent forehand form as he sends the ball back over the let to his opponent. Tennis Aces!! The 1981-82 Boys Tennis Team had a rough start this year. They had to begin their season without having a coach which was extremely difficult. Once they found a coach things instantly started looking better for the Cats. They played hard all year during both practices and matches and they never gave up once during the season. The guys displayed a lot of skill and spirit out on the tennis courts which is why we are very proud of Coach Elaine Gambiani and the Cats. They stuck it out this season and finished with a 7-4 record. Good job guys! 1981-82 Boys Tennis Team: (Front) Ken Julien, Jeff Randolph, Doug Farrington, Jeff Fossi. (Back) Doug Robertson, Rick Lindsey, Doug Wilson, Shawn Barron, Mike Lucas, and Tom Hooper. Junior Jeff Randolph has a determined look on his face as he follows through on his shot. Mike Lucas watches as his doubles partner Doug Robertson returns the ball back to their opponents. S V r Southmont 4 sv 5 Rockville 0 sv 2 Seeger 3 sv 3 Turkey Run 2 sv 1 West Vigo 4 sv 1 Ft. Central 4 sv 1 Sullivan 4 sv 0 T.H. North 7 sv 1 West Vigo 4 sv 4 Attica 1 sv 4 Covington 1 83 Junior Jami Malone waits to demonstrate her excellent tennis technique. 1981-82 Girls Tennis: (Front) Julie Dick, Lisa Cargnino, Darrylene Overpeck, Ann Antonini, Tonya Helt, Debbie Davis. (Back) Kris Kirkman, Rhonda Smith, Jeri Mishler, Beth Whitaker, Jami Malone, Micci Louden, Shelly Brown, Andrea Cottrell. Robin See, and Steph Hendrix. i Coach Gambaiani, Darrylene Overpeck and Andrea Cottrell discuss tennis matters. sv 7 Rosedale 0 sv 5 Montezuma 2 Sv 6 Greencastle 1 sv 4 Brazil 3 sv 6 West Vigo 1 sv 5 Rockville 2 sv 5 Southmont 2 sv 10 Fountain Central 0 sv 5 T.H. North 2 sv 5 Sullivan 2 sv 6 Attica 1 84 Girls Go Undefeated! The 1981-82 girls tennis team displayed their exceptional athletic ability with an undefeated season which has never before occurred on a girls team at South Vermillion High School. Coach Gambiani contributed greatly to the teams outstanding success. Doubles Steph Hendrix and Robin See captured the WRC title and maintained a perfect personal record throughout the season. These two along with Darrylene Overpeck were named to the all-conference team. The girls showed great teamwork and sportsmanship which assisted in making this season a successful one. The girls also finished in the final four of the sectional play. Doubles Steph Hendrix and Robin See are all smiles as they are about to add another victory to their personal record. Senior Micci Louden puts much enthusiasm into her strokes. 85 Junior Polly Porter puts all her strength behind the shotput. 1981 82 Girls Track: (Front) Carla Farrington, Vicenta Martinez, Kim Bedwell. Kim Newman, Dawn Grange, Cindy Stevens, Cindy Syvertsen, Jill Vitalie, Joyce Smith. (Back) Assistant Coach Marilyn Fisher. Cathy Swinford. Melanie Yager. Kim Harris. Michelle Smith. Tony Giacoletto, Jackie Ander- son, Kim Jones, Shelly Sturn, Deanna Reiber, Polly Porter, Libby Wallace, and Head Coach Mark Wright. Vicenta Martinez and Melanie Yager take a warm up lap before the meet. 1981-82 Girls Track sv 1 Paris 104 S V 6 Van Buren 44 sv 31 T. H. South 74 sv 69 North Central 36 sv 47 Brazil 58 sv 35 Southmont 70 sv 76 Montezuma 28 sv 27 West Vigo 77 sv 20 Seeger 85 sv 57 Rockville 40 Turkey Run 20 sv 27 North Vermillion 78 sv 36 T. H. North 69 86 Dale Wallace shows the right way to throw the discus. Around The Track ... Despite the fact of having a young team it did not seem to stop the lady runners. They did not compile enough victories to obtain a winning season but they did capture 5 wins to 8 loses. Cindy Stevens qualified for the sectionals in the high jump and 400 yard dash as well as Polly Porter in the discus. Polly placed fourth in the sectionals to advance to the regional competition. The 1981-82 boys track team were all very talented runners but they could not seem to pull ahead far enough to win every match. They ended their season with a record of 2-8. Awards handed out at the end of the season were received by Brad Vandivier, Most Valuable Runner; Sean Webster, Most Improved; and Tom Stevens, Mental Attitude. 1981-82 Boy� Track: (Front) Darren Nolan. Brad Vandivier. (Second) Chuck Kingery. Tom Crafton, Sean Webster, Dean Foltz, Bill Harper, Chip Howard. (Third) Mark Vermillion, Mike Domeika, Jeff Thompson, Steve Yelich, Brian Smith. Dale Wallace (Back) Dennis Bynum, Tim Humphrey, and Dorn Costello. 1981-82 Boys Track sv 55 Paris 72 sv 56 Vai. Buren 77 sv 88 Rosedale 39 sv 54 Brazil 73 sv 36 Southmont 91 sv 58 West Vigo 69 sv 42 Seeger 85 sv 86 Rockville 41 sv 43 North Vermillion 84 sv 50 Staunton 77 Is he ever going to come down? 1981-82 Junior Varsity Baseball Team: (Front) Bill Kelley, Chuck Corado, Phil Wright, Andy Poletto, Doug Ferrari. (Back) Brian Russell, Tom Eversole, John Fenoglio, R.P. Weatherly, Tim Spendal, and Coach Tom Solomon. sv 13 Rosedale 3 sv 6 West Vigo 5 sv 6 Greencastle 4 sv 6 Attica 1 sv 3 North Vigo 5 sv 11 Southmont 6 sv 1 Southmont 6 sv 12 Sullivan 2 sv 5 Rockville 3 sv 8 Brazil 6 sv 7 Brazil 8 88 While playing first base Senior George Frazier has to stretch out to catch the oncoming ball. Cats Win Big!!! The 1981-82 Varsity Baseball Team definitely came through in ’82. The team had a great season due to their quickness and their excellent hitting ability. Many fans came out to support the mighty Cats as they chalked up several victories. Coach Tim Terry and the guys ended their season with an impressive 19-4 record. The Cats also emerged as No. 1 in the WRC and as sectional champs after defeating Brazil, the defending champs. They went on to lose to T.H. North in the champion- ship game of the regional in a heart-breaking nine inning contest. sv 12 Staunton 9 sv 6 Sullivan 8 sv 9 North Central 6 sv 14 Ft. Central 4 sv 23 Turkey Run 1 sv 6 North Vermillion 4 sv 4 North Vermillion 0 sv 4 Covington 2 sv 4 South Vigo 5 sv sv 11 Seeger Van Buren 1 1981-82 Vartity Baseball Team: (Front) Paul Alabaugh, Tom Milam, Dave Whitaker. Brian McLeish, Tim Waldrop, Rod Pritchard, Andy Maguire. (Back) Brad Latinovich, George Frazier, Steve Smith, Kurt Carroll, Rob Sims, Larry Pritchard, Terry Eup, and Coach Tim Terry. 89 The Wildcat mascot, Deanna Reiber, and SV's rival the Falcon mascot duke it out before the varsity basketball game. We’ve Got Spirit!!! Always making their presence on the sidelines known were this year’s cheerleaders and wrestlerettes. They supported the Cats all year during both victories and losses. They had so much spirit and enthusiasm that it spread out to the fans and soon many people were cheering along with them. The Varsity and JV cheerleaders attended camp at Eastern Illinois University and the wrestlerettes went to Vincennes University. The girls also had a cheerleading clinic of their own. Their purpose was to teach younger girls some of the skills which they learned at camp. Their hard work and long practices paid off when the varsity cheerleaders participated in the Parke County Fair Cheerleading Contest and placed second in the competition. Congratulations goes out to all the squads for doing a great job this year. 1981-42 Vsristy Cheerleaders: Holly Redman, Danielle Helt, Leigh Ann Dowell, Sherry Peters, Debbi Marietta, and Lori Dowdy. Cheerleading and Cheer Club co-sponsors, Mrs. Patrice Liebler and Mrs. Libbie Conner, display the Paw Pride poster during the basketball sectional spirit week. 90 1981-82 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: (Front) Tammy Frazier. (Back) Jeri Mishler, Angie Jones, and Jill Vitalie. 1981-82 Freshmen Cheerleaders: Wendy Graham, Sherry Hisle, Lynda Leach, and Kim Harris. 1981-82 Wrestlerettes: Traci Amerman, Kathy Kovorik, Jamie Meadors, and Donna Hiett. maiv Freshmen Chuck Anderson Mark Andrews Ann Antonini Brenda Auman Jackie Barnard Pat Barron Craig Beatty Kim Bedwell Marie Bennett Brad Benton Tammy Boatman Amy Boren Tim Bose Carol Brown Bob Brownfield Scott Bruce Bob Burris Brent Bush Paula Caid Paul Capps Mark Carey Loir Carnahan Chaney Michele Gina Chubb Lisa Clark Rodney Clark Wendy Cline Mike Clodfelter Debbie Cloud Lori Coleman Gary Cooper Lora Cooper Chuck Corado Janice Cottrell Robin Craft Kevin Craig Yvonne Dailey Debbie Davis Becky Decker Michael Diener Cindi Donzero Dan Dreher 94 Freshmen 'Will this dance ever get over, so I can get into my Lee jeans?’ ww;� Lori Edwards Sheri Edwards Shellie Ellis Carla Farrington Doug Ferrari Diana Foltz Sharon Garver Toni Giacoletto Tim Gibbons Brett Gilman James Graham Wendy Graham Debbie Grange Cindy Green John Griffin Kim Griffin Michele Griffin Rich Gummere Kim Hamm David Harness Kim Harris Tim Harrison Jim Hastings Darla Haun Annie Hawkins Richard Hawley Rhys Helt Tonya Helt Kelly Hesler Kelly Hinton 95 Sheri Hisle Rick Hollingsworth Vicki Hunt Bill Hunt Bob Jackson Pam Jackson Lauri Jacso Robert Johnson Kim Jones Jennie Jones Mark Jones Sandra Jones Ken Julian Particia Kelly Leroy Kelsheimer Rick Kelsheimer Jim Kendrick Steve Keyes Teresa Klyaic Lori Kresge Mary Kyle Lynda Leach Ronnie Leach Jodi Lee B.J. Lehman Jeff Leister Lori Leverenz Debbie Lorance Pete Louden Marc Loveland Freshmen 96 Freshmen Curt Lowry Tim Lunsford Fauniel Mack Mark Mack Rick Maden Jody Magee Dean Maloney Tony Mankin Dennis Martin Doug Martin Danny Mattioda Kathy Maxwell Jeff Merrifield Missi Moore Mike Mullins Phil McCammon Jeff McCauley Angie McConnell Crystal McCollom Jeff McDowell Lisa McIntyre Doug McMasters Tammy Naccarato Kim Newman Angela Newton David Norris Leslie Overpeck Candi Perry Lorri Perry Michelle Perry Jesse Pittman Andrew Poletto Rhonda Polomski Don Prohadka Kathy Quantana Jeff Rader Tina Randolph Kim Rayce Pat Rayl Mary Rice Troy Richardson Jayanne Rumple 97 Freshmen Tony Runyans Marc Sanders Troy Saylor Brent Scott Rocky Scott Kelly Shannon Marti Shepard Rob Shepard Rayetta Shew Doug Short Anthony Smith Jackee Smith Susie Smith Rudy Solmon Tim Spendal Nancy Stark Tom Stevens Amber Sturgeon Shelly Sturm Brenda Sykes Chris Thomas Lori Thomas Vic Timmons Jaimie Toppas Lisa Turner Greg Uselman Melinda Uselman Ken Volk James Wake Volleyball is a welcome break from classes for freshman Lori Perry. 98 Freshmen Freshman Rhys Helt . . . a future mad scientist?!! Brian Wallace Rich Webber Tina Webster Frank West Penny West Mark Winks Ginger Wimmer Dawn Wimsett Cindy Wright Malanie Yager Jeanette Yates Grant Young Not pictured Jeff Graham Donna Hoggatt Mark Johnson Kevin Kelly Rick Shell Laurie Switzer Donna Wilson Freshmen Class Officers: (top) Mark Jones. Tonya Helt. Kim New- man. Wendy Graham, Mrs. York, and Mr. Scheller. 99 Frank Ashby Dave Asher Ted Auten Rick Baker Brenda Bales John Barnes Shawn Barron Dee Ann Bennett Ivan Bertolo Tammy Bino Billy Bishop Connie Blackford Staci Bonomo Liz Boyer Gretchen Bradley Joe Bruce Kenny Campbell Bridgett Cardin Lisa Cargnino Ron Carlson Diana Chambers Troy Conley Libby Cox Jody Davern Ron Davis Randy Decker Toni DeFreitas Laura Delph Bill Dibble Julie Dick Chuck Dill Brenda Domeika Mike Domeika Lori Dowdy April Dowers Brian Edris Michelle Edwards Aimee Endicott Tom Endicott Chris English Anna Belle Farrington Carla Farrington Sophomores 100 Sophomores Sophomore Ken Palmer studies the movie projector in science class. Doug Farrington Robin Fiscus Natalie Foltz Jeff Fossi Tammi Frazier Denise George Felicia Gibbons Rhonda Gibbons Jim Gilbert Tony Giovanini Lori Glaspie Scott Goldner Jack Graham Pat Graham Dawn Grange Bobbi Granger Jamie Gray Chuck Green Lorian Grimm Wendy Haase Bill Harper Lary Haun Bill Henry Donna Hiett Kim Hills Scott Hixon Ralph Hoggatt Donna Holdaway Beth Hollingsworth Jim Hooper 101 Sophomores Chip Howard Anita Hughes Kim Hutson Lenny Jackson Kim Jenkins Angie Jones Mike Jones Phil Jones Albert Kelly Joyce Kelley Bill Kelly Chuck Kingery Kris Kirkman Shawna Kispert Jan Komro Ralph Leonard Tammy Lindsey Greg Looney Laura Mack Shawn Maloney Bryon Mancourt Scott Martin Lisa Maudlin Jamie Meadors Rhonda Milam Cathy Miller Jeri Mishler Mark McCarter Mark McMasters Joe Natalie Sophomore Tom Wilson discovers diffusion. 102 Sophomores Darren Nolan Lee Ann Padish Ken Palmer Angela Pearman Jim Pearman Mary Pearman Lisa Pittman Deanna Porter John Primeaux Bill Prouse Rhonda Pruner Le Bron Putman Robin Pyle Janice Reed Deanna Reiber Lora Ritter Mark Riva Leslie Roberts William Rodert Kris Robinson Misty Roskovensky Dawnetta Ross Jeff Rumple Paul Runyan Brian Russell Shelly Russell Debbie Sanders Dean Saylor Willy Scott Tracy Silotto Kelly Smith Melissa Smith Rhonda Smith Tony Smith Bonny Southard Cindy Stevens Thad Stewart Tim Sturm Kathy Swinford Bill Sweazy Cindy Syvertsen Jeff Thompson 103 Sophomores “Ooch Waldrop and Tumbleweed” Thompson take a break from studying. Enjoying the dance are sophomore sweethearts. Donna Hiett and Brian Russell. Leon Trosper Sharia Vandeventer Sophomores Norma Vandivier Jill Vitalie Steve Vitaniemi Jeri Vochalski Ron Volk Chip Vorek Cami Wadsworth Laura Wagner Tim Waldrop Chuck Watson Sophomores R.P. Weatherly Sean Webster Todd Webster Beth Whitaker Scott Wiliams Tom Wilson Phil Wright Rosie Wright Tracy Wright Bryan Yates William Yates Terri Yates Not Pictured Evan Crane Kim Ingram Twila Meadlo Joyce Smith Kevin Sullivan Charles Wilson Sophomore Class Officers: Mrs. Kramer. Kim Hills, Tammi Frazier, Mr. Hinzy, Toni DeFreitas, and Kris Kirkman. Juniors Becky Acord Mike Adcox Brenda Alabaugh John Alabaugh Jackie Anderson James Baker Tammy Barnes Bobbie Beatty Tony Becke Scott Benskin Tom Bino Tammy Blackford Connie Bradburn Lori Brainin Michele Bridgewaters Dave Brown Shelly Brown Vince Brown Lori Burke Renea Burnett Sheri Burns Mark Burris Dennis Bynum Brad Carli Kurt Carroll Steve Carty Donna Chaney Kella Conner Julie Coonce Tony Coonce Dena Cooper Dorn Costello Andrea Cottrell Dalene Cox Tom Crafton Mila Crum Crystal Dalton Lisa Davies Brian Davis Mary Davis Brian Donahue Dana Dowell 106 Juniors Jeff Dunn Bob Dust Kim Edwards Tammie Edwards Jillena Ellis Jerry Ellis Terry Eup Jim Everhart Tom Eversole Aneta Evol Kristina Evol John Fenoglio Kim Ferguson Terry Filchak Dean Foltz Roger Genisio Jennifer Gibson Tom Gilbert Tim Gilman Scott Graham Teppi Green Brad Hamersley Jim Hastings Sherri Haun Marvin Hayden Tami Hester Tonna Hinkle Judy Hoke Lori Hoke Gina Holdaway 107 Juniors Angela Hoggatt Jim Hrovat Janet Hux Kirk Ikerd Isabelle Jones Jeff Jones Mary Jones Darla Judson Debbie Kelsheimer Sandra Kennett Shirley Kennett Diana Keown Sally King Tony Klyaic Brad Latinovich Rick Lindsey Mike Lucas Rhonda Mack Toni Roumbos Major Jami Malone Debbi Marietta Vicenta Martinez Teresa Mayes Brian McLeish Robert Merrifield Chuck Meyette Bobbie Milam John Montgomery Jim Muciarelli Lori Nickle 108 Juniors Darrylene Overpeck Doyle Padish Kathy Parish John Pearmen Brad Peebles Ken Primeaux Johnna Porter Polly Porter Larry Pritchard Rob Pyle Jeff Randolph Jeff Rayl Susan Reed Brad Replogle Roger Richardson Rick Riggs Robyn Riggs Nancy Riley Douglas Robertson Susan Roskovensky Bard Sanders Paul Saults Chris Scifres Daphne Session Frank Shannon Crystal Shepherd Bret Silotteo Andy Smith Brian Smith George Smith Lori Smith Michelle Smith Ron Smith Ted Stevens Bill Sutliff Brent Summerville Lisa Taylor Tim Thomas Dan Tierney Rose Timmons Roxanne Tresner Debbi Troglio 109 Juniors Darla Trosper Rich Vandergriff Mark Vermillion Jeff Vicars Larry Wagle Mike Lucas wonders if Tony Becke will ever finish his algebra assignment. Student Council members pose for No Sweat Day during sectional week. 110 Juniors Jeff Randolph gives the camera a smile. Libby Wallace Don Walters Kathy Wheeler Chuck Williams Kelley Wilson Steve Yelich Robin Wright V t Not Pictured Ann Eve Dave Cirey Melissa Hollingsworth Junior Class officers: Brian Davis, Judy Hoke, Mr. Byrer, Mrs. Watson, Rose Timmons, and Debbi Marietta. m Staff Mr. Brent Anderson Mr. Ernest Boatman Mr. Robert Byrer Mr. Thomas Chambers Mrs. Cynthia Chrzastowski Mrs. Libbie Conner Mrs. Christine Dodds Miss Elizabeth Dowdy Mrs. Carolyn Dowty Ms. Elaine Gambaiani Mrs. Glenna Gibbs Mr. Jerry Hawkins Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins Mr. Garlod Hinzy Mr. Ernest Hisle Mr. Paul Holbert Mrs. Linda Kelly Mrs. Sharon Kramer Mr. John Kyle Mrs. Patrice Liebler Miss Christine Mason Mrs. Dale Orman Mrs. Mary Parco Mrs. Andrea Parmer Mr. Robert Waugh, Principal Mr. Terry Smith. Assistant The 1982 School Board: Mr. Michael Reed. Mr. Steve Kaufman — President, Mr. Mike Carty — Secretary, Dr. Tom Cloyd — Vice President, Mr. James Hannah — Superintendent, Mr. Merrill Bonebrake, and Mr. Jack Fenoglio. 112 Staff NOT PICTURED Mr. Fredrick Mrs. Hall Mrs. Koie Mr. Marsh The Janitors: Mr. Max Cheek, Mrs. Norma Dunn, Mrs. Ruth Simpson, and Mr. Jim Gilbert. The Cooks: Mrs. Mary Sanquenetti, Mrs. Bertha Butts, Mrs. Judy Roskovensky, Mrs. Anita Lawson, Mrs. Joyce Delph, Mrs. Brenda Vicars, and Mrs. JoAnn Vallosia. Mrs. Marilyn Davis Mrs. Tis Fernando Mrs. Jane Harrison Mrs. Darlene Luce Mr. Steve Pasko Mrs. Mary Piliovich Mr. Stephen Scheller Mr. Don Shearer Mrs. Vera Shearer Mrs. Vera Shew Mrs. Jan Thompson Mr. John Vanes Ms. Joan Wardle Mr. Aubery Williams Mr. Mark Wright Mrs. Joyce York Mr. William Zwerner Miss Margarette Butts 113 Abigail and Professor Michaels are caught in the act by Dean Gillingham in Mother Is a Freshman. HENRY LOUIS ANTONINI LISA JANET BALACH PAUL ALABAUGH TRACI D. AMERMAN Steve Lubovich takes a bow for another Wildcat victory. r JEANNA ANN BANKS JEFFREY WAYNE BAYSINGER PAUL ALABAUGH — Chess Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Cheer Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Cross Country 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4. TRACI D. AMERMAN — Spanish Club 1. 2; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3. 4; Wrestlerette 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 4; Office Help 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. HENRY LOUIS ANTONINI — French Club 1. 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Ecology Club 1, 2; Chess Club 3. 4; Cheer Club 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2. 3, 4; Travels Abroad 1,2, 3. LISA JANET BALACH — French Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Coquette 2, 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Help 4. JEANNA ANN BANKS — Latin Club 1: Drama Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Cheer Club 1, 2, 4; Lettermens Club 2; Women’s Athletic Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Co- quette 2. 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 1; Tennis 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3 Captain 4; Class Officer — Presi- dent 4; Student Council 3; Student Advisory Board 4; Yearbook 4; Spring Play 1. 2, 3; National Honor .Society 3, 4; Scholastic Pin 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who in Latin 1; Office Help 3; Dance Candidate 4. JEFFREY WAYNE BAYSINGER — Intramurals 2. MARK R. BEARD — Chess Club 2, 3. 4; Che Club 1. 2; Basketball 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2. CHERYL KAYE BECKMANN — Drama Club - Cheer Club 2, 3. 4; Home Ec Club 2; OEA Club Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Musical Crew 2, 3. SHERRY FAYE BECKMAN — Drama Club 2. 3. Cheer Club 2, 3, 4; OEA Club 4; Choir 1, 2. 3. Musical Crew 3. 4. TAMALA LEIGH VICARS BELL — French Club 114 MARK R. BEARD CHERYL KAYE BECKMANN SHERRY FAYE BECKMANN TAMALA LEIGH VICARS BELL WILLIAM PHILLIP BENNETT CYNTHIA ANN BENSON SAMUEL G. BENTON JR. CARLA ANN BISHOP JAMES THOMAS BLACKFORD SUZANNE RENE BOARDMAN JEFFREY LEE BOSE MICHELLE MARIE BRILEY Literary Club 3; Cheer Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 2; Art Club 1, 4; Offi- ce Attendance Help 2. WILLIAM PHLLIP BENNETT — Latin Club 1; Ecology Club 1; Chess Club 4; Health Careers Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Host Hostess Corps 4; Boys State 3; Rod-n-Gun Club 3. CYNTHIA ANN BENSON — French Club 2; Cheer Club 3. 4; Health Careers Club 2. 3; Science Club 3; I Volleyball 1. ( SAMUEL G. BENTON JR. — Chess Club 2; Cheer t I Club 2, 4; AVO Club 3; Manager 2; Rod-n-Gun Club 4. CARLA ANN BISHOP — French Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careers Club 2, Vice President 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Solo and Ensemble 1, 4; Spring Play 2; Thespian 3. 4; Co-op 4; Junior Achievement — Vice President 2. JAMES THOMAS BLACKFORD — Spanish Club 1. 2; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 1; Cheer Club 3. 4; Band 1. 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Solo and Ensemble 1. 2. 3; Tennis 2; Intramurals 1; Newspa- per 1, 2, 3; page editor 4; Spring Play 3. 4; Musical 2. 3; Thespian 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Co-op 4; Travels Abroad 1; Host Hostess Corps 3; Prom Co- Chairman 3; Boys State 3; Spirit Board 1. 2; Junior Achievement 2. 3, Officer 4. SUZANNE RENE BOARDMAN — French Club 1; Cheer Club 3, 4; Home Ec Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Scholastic Pins 2, 3, 4; Office Help 1. JEFFREY LEE BOSE — Chess Club 4; Cheer Club 2. 3; AVO Club 3; Lettermen’s Club 2. 4; Football 1; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 2. 3; Newspaper 4. MICHELLE MARIE BRILEY — Drama Club 4; Cheer Club 3. 4. 115 TOM CADLE TERESA LYNN CAPPA FRANK L. CIREY MARK EARL COOK — KAREN SUE DAILEY DAVID RAYMOND DAVIS MARK TAYLOR DAVIS DIANE RENEE DAVITTO DONALD E. BROWN — Drama Club 4; Cheer Club MARK ANTHONY BRUCE — French Club 1; Art Club 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Rod-n-Gun 3. BRADLEY THOMAS BURDICK — Chess Club 4, Lettermans Club 2, 3. 4; FCA 1; Art Club 1; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1; Track 2. BRENT A. BURDICK — Cheer Club 1. 2. 3; Letter- mans Club 4; FCA 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3. TOM CADLE — Health Careers Club 4; Co-op 4. TERESA LYNN CAPPA — French Club 1. 2. Presi- dent 3; Literary Club 3; Cheer Club 1. 2, 4; FCA 1; Choir 1. 2, 3. 4; Class Officer Vice-President 3. Treasure 4; Newspaper 2, 3, Sports Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Scholastic Pins 1, 2, 3. 4; Who’s Who In French 1, 2, 3; Office Help 3; Girls State 3; Disc Jockey 3. 4. FRANK L. CIREY — Health Careers Club 3; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3. 4; Junior Achievement 2; Co-op 4; Motorcycle Club 2. 3. MARK EARL COOK — Chess Club 3. 4; Art Club 1, 2; Guitar Club 3, 4. KAREN SUE DAILEY — Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 3. 4; Home Ec Club 4; Choir 1, 2, 3. DAVID RAYMOND DAVIS — French Club 2; Chess Club 4; Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4; Health Ca- reers Club 1; Cross Country 1, 2. 3; Track 1. 2; Wrestling 1. 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 4; Class Officer President 2; Student Advisory Board 2; Newspaper 3, 4; Scholastic Pins 2; Boys State 3; Summer Hon- or Program 3; Wrestling Sectional Champion 1, 2; Regional Finalist 2; Second Team All Conference 2. MARK TAYLOR DAVIS — Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Lettermans Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 2; Boys Swimming 1, 2. 3. Captain 4. DIANE RENEE DAVITTO — Latin Club 1; Literary Casanova Steve Edris has his arms full with sweethearts Jeanna Banks and Cathy Vallosia. TYKE ELLIS VICTOR JOSEPH EVERHART Club 3; Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 2; Health Careers Club 2; Womens Atheletes Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Solo Ensemble 1. 2; Girls Track 1, 3, 4; Volleyball 3. 4; Junior Achievement 2. DONNETTA RAE ROBERTSON DOMEIKA — Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3. 4; FCA 2; Band 1; Coquette 2. 3; Solo and Ensemble 1; Girls' Basketball 1, 2; Spring Play help 1; Prom Committee 3; Statistician 2; Travels Abroad 2; Office Help 3; Junior Achievement 2, 3. LEIGH ANN DOWELL — French Club 1. 2; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3. 4; OEA Club — Vice President 4; FCA 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4; Girls' Track 1, 2; Dance Candidate 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Help 4; Prom Committee 3. REGINA ANN EDMONDS — Spanish Club 2; Cheer Club 1, 2. 3; Business Club 4; Health Careers Club 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4. STEVEN SCOTT EDRIS — French Club 2; Drama Club 4; Cheer Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys’ State 3. VICTOR JOSEPH EVERHART — Latin Club 1, treasurer 2; Drama Club 1. treasurer 2, vice-presi- dent 3, president 4; Health Careers Club — presi- dent 3; Art Club 1; Broadcasting Club 2; Mascot 2; Boys’ Tennis 1; Newspaper photographer 2,'Editor 3, 4; Spring Play 1, 2, 3; Musical 2, 3; Thespian 2, 3, 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Travels Abroad 2; Host Hos- tess Corps 3; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4; Voice of Democracy 2. 3; Summer Hon- ors Program 2, 3; WCAT 2, 3. 4; Outstanding Thes- pian of the Year 3. 11 KATHERINA MARIA EVOL — Art Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Photo Club VIRGINIA R. FALLS — Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 1. 2. CANDACE MARIE FORTUNE — French Club 2; Literary Club 3; Drama Club 4; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Physical Fitness and Grooming Club 2; Art Club 1; Coquette 2, 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Travels Abroad 3. GEORGE FRAZIER — French Club 1, 2; Cheer Club 1. 2. 3. 4; AVO Club 3. 4; Cheer Leader 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; Class Officer Vice President 1, President 3; Student Advi- sory Board 3. LORI JO FRINK — Drama Club 1, 2. 3; Cheer Club 1, 2; Business Club 1, 2; Art Club 4; Womens Athe- letes Club 3. 4; Track 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. JULIE A. GODBEY — Spanish Club 1; Ecology Club 2; Business Club 4; Home Ec Club 2, 4. DOUGLAS A. GOLDNER — Chess Club 2. 3; Cheer Club 2. 3, 4; Rod-n-Gun 4. TAMMIE ANN GOSSETT — Home Ec Club 2; OEA Club 4; Health Careers Club 4; Womens Athe- letics Club 1. CATHY ANN GRAHAM — Business Club 2. 3. 4; Home Ec Club 2. 3. 4. EUGENIA ANN GRAHAM — Spanish Club 2; Dra- ma Club 4; Cheer Club 3. 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Co- quette 2, 3. 4; Student Council 4; Junior Achieve- ment 2. TAMMY LYNN GRIFFIN — Cheer Club 3, 4; Busi- ness Club 1, 2; Home Ec Club 3. 4. DARLA SUE GUINN — Literary Club 1, Secretar 118 TAMMIE ANN GOSSETT CATHY ANN GRAHAM EUGENIA ANN GRAHAM TAMMY LYNN GRIFFIN DANIELLE HELT STEPHANIE JO HENDRIX DIANE MARIE HILL KRIS ANNE HINKLE 2, President 3; French Club 1; Band 1; Tennis 2, 3; Volleyball Manager 1. 2, 3; Newspaper 2. 3; Scho- lastic Pins 1; Office Help 2. LORI R. HARPEL — Spanish Club 1. 2; Cheer Club 2, 3. 4; Art Club 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 1. 2, Feature Editor 3. Co-Editor 4; Musical 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Co-op 4; Scholastic Pins 1. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who in Spanish 2; Summer Honor Program 3; Junior Achievement 4. TERRY LEE HAUN — Golf 2. 3. 4; Rod-n-Gun Club 4. DANIELLE HELT — French Club 1. 2; Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Cheer Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2. Treasurer 3. Vice President 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Scholastic Pins 2; Prom Co-Chairman 3; Goaltender 2. STEPHANIE JO HENDRIX — French Club 1; Dra- ma Club 2. 3. 4; Cheer Club 1. 2, 3; Lettermans Club 2; FCA 1. 2; Cheerleader 1. 3; Basketball 2. 3; Tennis 1. 2. 3, 4; Dance Candidate 2, 3; Class Officer 1; Student Council 2. 3, 4; Student Advisory Board 1; Yearbook 2. 3 Co-Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholastic Pins 2. 3; Who’s Who in French 1; Girls State 3; Womens Athletic Club 4; Thespian 4. DIANE MARIE HILL — French Club 1. 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Cheer Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Band 1; Coquette 2, 3. Co-Captain 4; Solo Ensemble 1, 2; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 3. 4. KRIS ANNE HINKLE — Drama Club 2; Cheer Club 2; Business Club 1. 4; Co-op 4. Abby gets approval from the boys at Pointer College. MARK HOLLANDBECK JAMES ALLEN HOLLINGSWORTH TONI RAE HINKLE — Drama Club 1, 2; Chess Club 2, 3; Cheer Club 2, 4; Art Club 4; Choir 3; Co- op 4. SANDRA JOY HOBERT — Spanish Club 2; Busi- ness Club 3. President 4; Choir 2. 3; Co-op treasure 4; Junior Achievement 3. MARK HOLLANDBECK — Chess Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Photograph Club 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2. 3. 4. THOMAS E. HOOPER — French Club 1, 2; Chess Club 1. 3; Lettermans Club 2. 3. 4; Golf 3, 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3, 4; Intramurals 1. 3. TIM HUMPHREY — French Club 1; Chess Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Photo Club 3. 4; Track 2. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Host and Hostess Corps 4; Boys State 3; Junior Achievement 2. JEFFREY PAUL HUNT — Cheer Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1. 2, 3; Statistion 3, 4. JOHN ALEXANDER IACOLI — Drama Club 1. 2. 3, 4; AVO Club 4; Band 1. 2, 3; Stage Band 2; Solo and Ensemble 1, 2; Spring play 2. 3, 4; Musical 2. 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Help 4; Junior Achievement 3; Rod-n-Gun Club 3. GINA BEA INGRAM — Cheer Club 4 LISA JO INMAN — French Club 1, 2; Drama Clul 2, secretary 3, 4; FCA 2. 4; Future Teachers Club 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Tennis 1, 3; Volleyball 1 2, 3, 4; Dance Candidate 4; Spring Play 2. 3; Thespi an 3. 4; Womens Athletic Club 3, President 4. KARLA SUE JACKS — Spanish Club 1; Dram Club 2, 3, 4; Cheer Club 1. 2, 3; FCA 4 Manage Football 2, 3. 4; Manager Boys Track 2. 3. 4; Sprin Play 3; Travels Abroad 3; Office Help 3; Women Athletics Club 4. CATHY LYNN JACKSON — Spanish Club 1, 2. C Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Cheer Club 3. 4; Coquette 2, v 120 LARRY ALLEN KELSHEIMER LEITON C. KENT JR. DIANE SUE KINGERY KATHERINA ANN KOVARIK f GINA BEA INGRAM LISA JO INMAN KARLA SUE JACKS CATHY LYNN JACKSON BERDINA DEE JONES ROBERT KARANOVICH SCOTT D. KASHON MARY JO KELLY Co-Captain 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Help 4. BERDINA DEE JONES — Drama Club 1. 2; Health Careers Club 1, 2; Art Club 1. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT KARANOVICH — Spanish Club 1; Cheer Club 3. 4; Basketball 1. 3. 4; Baseball 1; Travels Abroad 2. SCOTT D. KASHON — Spanish Club 1; Literary Club 1; Chess Club 2. 3, 4; Cheer Club 3; Broad- casting Club 2; Band 1. 2. 3; Stage Band 1. 2; Solo and Ensemble 1; Intramurals 1; Spring Play 2, 3; Co- op 4; Disc Jockey 2. MARY JO KELLY — French Club 2; Drama Club 3; Business Club 1. 3, 4; Swimming 2. 3; Co-op 4; Office Help 2. 3. LARRY ALLEN KELSHEIMER — Chess Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Lettermans Club 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1. 2; Track 1, 2; Office Help 4; Co-op 4. LEITON C. KENT JR. — Spanish Club 1; Chess Club 1; Rod-n-Gun 3; Genology Club 4. DIANE SUE KINGERY — Spanish 1; Art Club 1; Co-op 4; Junior Achievement 2. KATHERINE ANN KOVARIK — French Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheer Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Physical Fitness Grooming Club 2; Choir 2; Wrestlerette 2. 3. 4; Tennis 1; Swimming 1. 2. 3, 4; Musical 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Travels Abroad 2; Host Hos- tess Corps 4; Office Help 3; Summer Honors Pro- gram 3. 12 KAY LYNN LAMBERT LORI LANE JANI MICHELE LAWSON MALINDA JEAN LAWSON ROBIN L. LINDSEY PATTY ANN LLEWELLYN MICHELLE JEANETTE LOUDEN RACHEL MARIE LOWE VICKI LYNN LOWE SHERRI LOWRY STEVEN MICHAEL LUBOVICH ERIC LUCAS KAY LYNN LAMBERT — French Club 2; Cheer Club 2. LORI LANE — Ecology Club 2; Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Scholastic Pins 2. JANI MICHELE LAWSON — French Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer Club 1, 2. 3, 4; FCA 2; Coquette 2, 3, 4; Class Officer Vice-President 2, Treasure 3; Yearbook 2, 3, Section Editor 4; Spring Play 1, 2; Musical 4; Prom Committee 3; Quill and Scroll 4. MALINDA JEAN LAWSON — Spanish Club 1. 2. 3; Literary Club 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Cheer Club 4; OEA Club 4; Choir 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 3; Swing Choir 3; Newspaper 4; Spring Play 3; Musical 3; Thespian 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Host Hostess Corps 4; Junior Achievement 2. ROBIN L. LINDSEY — Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 2. 3, 4; Cheer Club 1, 4; Lettermans Club 1; FCA 2; Womens Athletic Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. MICHELLE JEANETTE LOUDEN — Latin Club 1; Drama Club 2; FCA 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Solo Ensem- ble 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Womens Athletic Club 3. 4. RACHEL MARIE LOWE — French Club 1. 2; Span- ish Club 3, Secretary 4; Drama Club 3. 4; Art Club 1. 2; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 2. 3; Thespian 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Co-op 4; Who’s Who In Spanish 3; Junior Achievement 2, 3. VICKI LYNN LOWE — Cheer Club 1, 2, 3; Man- ager Girls Basketball 2. 122 DEREK H. MAXWELL THERESA LYNN MICHAEL ANDY MAGUIRE RICHARD LEE MARIETTA Candy Fortune and Cathy Jackson serve as stage managers for the spring play. CYNTHIA LYNN MILAM TOM MILAM STEVEN MICHAEL LUBOVICH — Drama Club 1; Chess Club 2, 3; Cheer Club 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1; Intramurals 1. ERIC LUCAS — Chess Club 3. 4; Guitar Club 3, 4. ANDY MAGUIRE — French Club 1. 2; Cheer Club 1. 2, 3; AVO Club 3; FCA 1. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Candidate 1. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 1. 2. 3; Student Advisory Board 3; Boys State 3; DAR Award 4. RICHARD LEE MARIETTA — Chess Club 1. 2, 3; Cheer Club 3; Tennis 1. 2, 3; Intramurals 1. DEREK H. MAXWELL — Spanish Club 1; Chess Club 2; Art Club 1; Swimming 1. THERESA LYNN MICHAEL — Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheer Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Letter- mans Club 2; FCA 1, 2, 4; Coquette 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3; Volleyball 2; Prom Committee 3. CYNTHIA LYNN MILAM — Spanish Club 2; Liter- ary Club 3; Cheer Club 1. 2; Home Ec Club 4; Art Club 1. 2; Rod-n-Gun Club 3; Filmmaking Club 4. TOM MILAM — Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 1. 2. 3, 4; AVO Club President 3; Lettermans Club 2, 3; Cheerleader 3; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Co-op 4. NENA MARIE MILLER CAROL ANN MCDOWELL Stacey Zanandrea always smiles as she works. LISA DEANNE MCMASTERS PAULA ANN NELSON Bo and Professor Michaels discuss their problems with the Abbott girls. BRIAN G. NICKELS JAY D. NICKELS NENA MARIE MILLER — Home Ec Club 1. CAROL ANN McDOWELL — Drama Club 2, 3; Cheer Club 1. 2, 3; Business Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Home Ec Club 4; Choir 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Co-op 4; Scholastic Pins 1; Junior Achievement 2. 4. LISA DEANNE MCMASTERS — Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Cheer Club 2. 3; Business Club 2, 4; Co-op 4. PAULA ANN NELSON — Literary Club 3; Drama Club 3; Cheer Club 1, 2. 3; Home Ec Club 1. 2; Lettermans Club 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2; Girls Track 1, 2; Co-op 4; Office Help 2; Rod-n-Gun 3; Film Making Club 4. BRIAN G. NICKELS — Latin Club 1; Golf 2, 4; Co- op 4; Geology Club 1, 2. JAY D. NICKELS — Football 1, 3. DALE G. NOLAN — Chess Club 4; Baseball 4. CHERYL V. PACHECO — Art Club 3. BILL PERRY — Drama Club 4. SHERRY LYNN PETERS — French Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Lettermans Club 2; FCA 2. 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, Second WIC Team 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Dance Candidate 3. 4; Class Officer Secretary 1. 2, 3. 4; Yearbook 2. Section Editor 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Musical 4; National Honor Society 3; Who’s Who In Typing 2, 3; Office Help 4; Girls State 3; Prom Committee 3; Spirit Board 3; Thespian 4. MELISSA J. PETERSON — French Club 1, 2; Dra- ma Club 1, 2, 3; Cheer Club 3; Future Teachers Club 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Travels 124 © MELISSA J. PETERSON KEVIN EDWARD PITCHKITES JUDY D. PITTMAN WILLIAM E. POFF DALE G. NOLAN CHERYL V. PACHECO BILL PERRY SHERRY LYNN PETERS m m mk.MM ANNA A. POLETTO RODNEY ALLEN POLOMSKI JOHNNA LYNN PORTER RODNEY DEAN PRITCHARD Abroad 2; Scholastic Pins 1, 2, 3; Girls State 3; Disc Jockey 4; Genology Club 4; United Model United Nations 4. KEVIN EDWARD PITCHKITES — Lettermans Club 4; Football 4; Baseball 1; Intramurals 2, 3. JUDY D. PITTMAN — French Club 3; Drama Club 4; Cheer Club 3; OEA Club 4; Office Help 4. WILLIAM E. POFF — Rod-n-Gun 4; Chess Club 1. 3; Cheer Club 2. 3, 4. ANNA A. POLETTO — French Club 1; Drama Club 1. 2. 3; Cheer Club 3; OEA President 4; Health Careers Club 2; Future Teachers Club 4; Band 1, 2. 3. Co-Captain 4; Stage Band 2; Solo Ensemble 1, 2. 3. 4; Musical 4; Office Help 4; Junior Achievement 2. RODNEY ALLEN POLOMSKI — Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 1. 2, 3. 4; FCA 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Solo Ensemble 2, 4; Football 1; Wrestling 4; Spring Play 2. 3. 4; Thespian 3, 4; Guitar Club 3, 4. JOHNNA LYNN PORTER — Coquette 4; Wrestler- ette 3; Cheer Club 1. 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; French Club 1; Art Club 2; Drama Club 4. RODNEY DEAN PRITCHARD — Drama Club 3; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3. 4; AVO Club 4; FCA 2; Art Club 1; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3; Intramurals 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Co- op 4; Rod-n-Gun Club 3. 12! PHOEBE ANN RILEY TERRI LEANN ROBERTS KENNETH RAY ROBINSON DEBORAH LEE SANDERS CATHY DEE SCOTT ROBIN KATHLEEN SEE GAIL LYNN SHEETZ JAMES EDWARD SHEETZ HOLLY ANN REDMAN — French Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Cheer Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 1, 2; Dance Candidate 1; Student Council 1; Spring Play 3; Musical 2, 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. DAVE BRIAN REININGA — Cheer Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 1. TIMOTHY JAY REVESZ — Cheer Club 4; Intra- murals 1, 2; Co-op 4; Office Help 4; Motorcycle Club 3. 4. PAMELA ROSE RICHARDSON — Home Ec Club 2. 3. 4; Choir 4. PHOEBE ANN RILEY — French Club 1. 2; Spanish Club 3, Vice President 4; Literary Club 4; Art Club 1. 2, 3; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, Feature Page Editor 4; Thespian 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Travels Abroad 3; Who’s Who In Span- ish 3, 4; Junior Achievement 2. Vice President 3. 4; Spring Play 2, 3. TERRI LEANN ROBERTS — Drama Club 4; Cheer Club 1, 2. 3, 4; OEA Club 4; Physical Fitness Grooming Club 2; Coquette 3; Choir 3; Track 1; Office Help 4; Junior Achievement 2. KENNETH RAY ROBINSON — Spanish Club 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Solo Ensemble 1. 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 1; Junior Achieve- ment 2, Vice President 3; Film Making Club 4; Vari- ety Show 1. 2, 3. DEBORAH LEE SANDERS — Business Club 2. 3. 4; Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4. CATHY DEE SCOTT — Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 4; Cheer Club 2, 3, 4; Home Ec Club 3; Phys- ical Fitness Grooming Club 2; Coquette 3. 4; 126 Donny Upp is caught monkeying around again. Junior Achievement 2. ROBIN KATHLEEN SEE — Spanish Club 1; Drama Club 2. 3, 4; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3; Lettermans Club 2; FCA 1, 2; Coquette 3; Cheerleader 1, 2; Tennis 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Student Advisory Board 4; Yearbook Section Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Help 4; Wom- ens Athletics 4; Prom Committee 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Musical 4. GAIL LYNN SHEETZ — Ecology Club 1; Health Careers Club 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES EDWARD SHEETZ — Art Club 1. 2, 3, 4. ANGELA MARIE SHEPARD — Literary Club 1; Drama Club 2. 3; Cheer Club 2, 3, 4; Home Ec Club 4; OEA Club Treasurer 4; Band 1. 2; Office Help 3, 4. JAMES ROBERT SIMS JR. — French Club 1; Cheer Club 2. 3; AVO Club 3; Lettermans Club 4; FCA 1. 2; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 3. 4: Dance Candidate 1. 2, 3; Student Council 3. KEVIN SMITH — Chess Club 1; Intramurals 1; Co- op 4; Rod-n-Gun Club 3. MARTHA ANN SMITH — Home Ec Club 2. 3. 4; Choir 3, 4. PAULA D. SMITH — French Club 1. 2. 3; Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3. 4; Student Council 4; Office Help 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3. STEVE W. SMITH — Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Base- ball 3, 4. 127 JUDITH DENIECE SPRAGUE RON STRAW Mark Bennett finds there are many modes of travel. MARILYN E. STUCKER JILL A. SUMMERVILLE CINDY S. SOLTIS — Spanish Club 1. 2; Cheer Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Newspaper 1, 2. Artist 3. Page Editor 4; Quill Scroll 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholastic Pins 1, 2, 3, 4; Sum- mer Honors Program 3. JEFF SONNEFIELD — Spanish Club 4; Who's Who In Spanish 3. JUDITH DENIECE SPRAGUE — Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer Club 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3; Stage Band 1, 2. 3; Solo Ensemble 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer Vice President 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Spring Play 3; Musical 3; Thespian 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Host Hostess Corps 3; Outstanding Freshman Girl 1; Scholastic Pins 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who In Spanish 1; Office Help 4; Girls State 3. MARILYN E. STUCKER — Literary Club 4; Cheer Club 3. 4; OEA Club 4; Art Club 3; Office Help 4. JILL A. SUMMERVILLE — French Club 2; Spanish Club 1; Future Teachers Club 4. PAMELA J. TAYLOR — French Club 1; Literary Club 4; Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 1; Business Club 3; OEA Club 4; Photo Club 1; Volleyball 1. BETSY ANN TENER — French Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 1. 2, 3; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers Club Vice President 4; Class Officer Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Scholastic Pins 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who In French 2. 3; Office Help 2. JOHN J. THOMPSON — Motorcycle Club 3, 4. DON UPP — Cheer Club 2. 3; Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Intramurals 1. 128 CATHY ANN VALLOSIA BRADLEY JAY VANDIVER MICHAEL J. VOLK JEFFREY DALE WALKER DALE M. WALLACE ERNEST i. WHITE JAY O. WHITE TINA M. WILLIAMS PAMELA J. TAYLOR BETSY ANN TENER JOHN J. THOMPSON DON UPP CATHY ANN VALLOSIA — French Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Physical Fitness Grooming Club 1, 2. 3; FCA 2, 3. 4; Future Teachers Club 2, 3, President 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Student Advisory Board 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Host Hostess Corps 3, Presi- dent 4; Scholastic Pins 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who In French 1, 2. 3; Office Help 3. 4; Girls State 3; Wom- ens Athletic Club President 4. BRADLEY JAY VANDIVER — Cheer Club 3; Let- termans Club 1. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL J. VOLK — Spanish Club 1, 2. 3; Drama Club 2, 3. 4; FCA 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 2. 3. 4; Spring Play 3; Musical 2. 3; Thespian 3. 4; Nation- al Honor Society 3. 4; Co-op 4; Travels Abroad 2; Host Hostess Corps 3; Scholastic Pins 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who In Spanish 3; Boys State 3; Junior Achievement 2, 3, Vice President 4. JEFFREY DALE WALKER — Chess Club 2, 3. 4; Cheer Club 1. 2, 3; FCA 1; Baseball 2; Track 1; Intramurals 1. DALE M. WALLACE — Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Lettermans Club 4; Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4. ERNEST G. WHITE — Chess Club 4; Wrestling 2; Rod-n-Gun Club 3. JAY O. WHITE — Chess Club 1. 4; Rod-n-Gun Club 3. TINA M. WILLIAMS — Home Ec Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Choir 3. 1 John lacoli poses backstage where he was always a familiar face during DANA JILL MARIE ZANANDREA STACEY L. ZANANDREA all drama or musical presentations. DOUGLAS W. WILSON KIMBERLY JO YATES DOUGLAS W. WILSON — Chess Club 1. 2; Letter- mans Club 3; FCA 2, 3; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2. 3; Tennis 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Outstanding Freshman Boy 1; Office Help 2; Boys State 3. KIMBERLY JO YATES — Business Club 3, 4; Physical Fitness Grooming Club 2; Choir 2, 3; Solo Ensemble 3; Musical 3; Co-op 4. DANA JILL MARIE ZANANDREA — Drama Club 1; Cheer Club 2, 3; Physical Fitness Grooming Club 2; Art Club 1; Cheerleader 2, 3; Dance Cane date 1; Co-op 4. STACEY L. ZANANDREA — Womens Athlet Club 3, 4; Cheer Club 1; Physical Fitness Groor ing Club 1; Art Club 4; Basketball 1, 2; Co-op 4 130 Sanior Class Officers: (Front) Mrs. Christine Goebel, Sherry Peters, Tere%a Cappa, Judy Sprague, Jeanna Banks, and Mr. Mark Wright. Dana Zanandrea gains business experience while working at Eli Lilly and Company. Step aside Ted Nugent, here is the class of 82 s rock-n-roller Troy Randolph. Who’s Who in the Class of ’82 Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Most Serious Holly Redman Andy Maguire Doug Wilson Class Casanova Class Clown Class Flirt Tom Milam Dave Reininga Diane Hill Best Leader Most Active Jim Blackford Sherry Peters Joe Everhart Girl Most Likely To Succeed Boy Most Likely To Succeed Judy Sprague Mike Volk Steve Endris Favorite Teachers Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins Mr. Randy Frederick Class Sweethearts 132 Steph Hendrix and Rob Sims Seniors In Action!! The year 1982 came too quickly for most seniors as we finally realized our high school careers would soon come to an end. Many were sad but all were looking forward to gaining more independence. Reaching our senior year meant making important decisions that would affect the rest of our lives. Some decisions were good, some were bad, some were right, and some were wrong, but all were part of gaining that independence and becoming an adult. This is our year — 1982 — Let’s show ’em what we’ve got!!! Senior Frank Cirey demonstrates his working ability (and his smile!) on the job at Mackey's. OtOOSE J • 'S A SOfflO OF W OR VEGY5 Ammo P jynOtViOYS a sowo 0' a iomno vljr v The popular world of computers interests Lori Harpel. Virginia Falls smiles for the camera while working in the school cafeteria. SV will never have to worry about sharks with John lacoli around. 133 Senior Week — An End To It All ... As always, the last week of school for seniors brought mixed emotions for us all. We were happy to be finished with high school studies but would miss our friends and activities. The week started with I don’t want to grow up day” followed by what I want to be when I grow up”, “bum day”, senior supper and finally graduation. Friday’s senior supper caught seniors dancing the night away, swimming in improper attire and causing a lot of racket! The years seemed to whiz by and now it’s our turn class of ’82 — GO FOR IT!!!!!! That face says it all — The Last Supper!! Say CHEESE!! 134 t Seniors Holly Redman, Cathy Vallosia, Teresa Cappa, Lori Harpel, and Lori Lane retreat back into their childhoods on “I Don’t Want To Grow Up day. Ah, Pizza! The only thing for the Senior Supper, exclaims John lacoli, Henry Antonini, and Joe Everhart. Phil Bennett and Michelle Briley want to be bums when they grow up! 135 Graduation — At Last!! May 23 found the class of ’82 at that long awaited and sought after graduation from high school. The gymnasium was filled with Moms, Dads and Grandmas as the seniors said their last goodbyes. Valedictorians Mike Volk, Judy Sprague, Cindy Soltis and Salutatorian Steph Hendrix presented speeches to the class to remind them of their pasts but mostly to emphasize the importance of their futures. The usual tears were shed but somehow the class of ’82 knows they’ll remain close throughout the years. Valedictorian Mike Volk sadly informs his fellow classmates that the party's over. 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Store Fronts • Contract Glazing • Pittsburgh Paints • Wall Coverings • Picture Framing Flowers For All Occasions Ray Ave, Prop. Residential • Commercial • Industrial 248 Blackman Clinton, IN 832-2455 1800 Block N. 9th Clinton, IN 832-6589 FRIST FUNERAL HOME 458 Blackman Clinton, IN 832-3511 PUBLIC SERVICE HOPE’S JEWELRY 224 Elm Clinton, IN 832-3545 PUBLIC S SERVICE B INDIANA O • Fine Jewelry • Watches • Diamonds • Gifts • Wedding Sets • Oil Paintings 145 South Main Clinton, IN 832-8165 Over peck's DANA HARDWARE Cy, Janet, Tim, Sherry Dana, IN 665-3430 149 FAR ACO’S — Fine Jewelry — Watches — — Gifts — — Diamonds — 215 So. Main Clinton, IN 832-6406 MULBERRY CAFE “We Have Daily Specials And Good Service.” Clinton, IN At 246 Mulberry St 832-9034 ROSENBLATT’S Family Clothing For Over 50 Years 335 S. Main Clinton, IN 832-6572 HORSE SHOE LAKE • 300 Acre Campground • Excellent Fishing • 3 Acre Swimming Lake • Scuba-Diving R.R. 3 Clinton, IN 832-6717 NANNIE’S NOOK Unique Designs In Fresh-Dried Silks Flowers For All Occasions Funeral, Hospital, Weddings, Dances, Etc. Planters Gift Items 219 S. Main Clinton, In 832-2476 VIETTI PACKING COMPANY • Custom Butchering • Processing • Wholesale • Retail Meats Clinton, IN 832-2112 PASTORE BROTHERS LUMBER, INC. Lumber Building Materials 609 North Ninth Clinton, IN 832-2417 Joe And Bernard Giacoletto 901 North Ninth Clinton, IN 832-2525 150 m5joi Ik joeSj sonsiIinc. General Contractors • Commercial Industrial jtL.._7 VARCO-PRUDEN METAL BUILDING DEALER P M EXCAVATING • DIVISION OF MAJOR SONS, INC. Crompton Hill Clinton, IN 832-2472 Or 832-2005 JIM’S TUX SHOPS 8th And Wabash K-Mart Plaza 6th And Davis SHEPARD’S SKELGAS SERVICE WILSON INSURANCE Clinton, IN 832-6341 302 Elm Clinton 832-3493, 832-6844 152 WOLFE’S AUTO PARTS AND SUPLIES We Accept Master Card And Visa. • Auto Parts • Automotive Machine Shop Service • Tools • Equipment Briggs Stratton Parts Services Wholesale — Retail 300 Blackman Clinton, IN 832-3561 dCPenney Now Three Great Ways To Charge! JCPemey 1980 JCPenney Co Inc WHITE EXCAVATING INC WHITE excavating INC. ■1BI STANDARD ASPHALT DIVISION Highway 63 Clinton, IN 832-2800 till ■ is m I if r,' !rwmF 'v GENEVA HILLS GOLF COURSE Geneva Road Clinton 832-8384 GmuK . wi__nn £ MARIETTA REALTY HARRIS FOOD STORE 101 South Main Clinton, IN 832-8802 156 POWELL’S PHARMACY Elm Street Clinton, IN 832-3211 MARSHALL PONTIAC-OLDS-BUICK STEVENSON LUMBER 2.16 North Main Clinton, IN 832-2421 Starcraft Custom Vans PONTIAC OlDSMOBILf buick 326 Blackman Clinton, IN 832-3537 CLINTON NURSING HOME ‘‘Love Shines Through” 800 South Main Clinton, IN 832-8388 157 HINKLE BROS. EXCAVATING, INC. Courtesy Of R.R. 3 Clinton, IN 832-2853 Antolin M. Montecillo, M.D. Best Wishes, Class Of 1982! Clinton Marine Ed Magee, Prop. 605 N. 7th St. Clinton, IN 832-2382 MAMA MEAS INC. STE-MAR HARDWARE — Good Food — Good Service — — Affordable Prices — 559 North Eighth Clinton, IN 832-3221 Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1982, On Behalf Of The 1981-82 Yearbook Staff. 125 South Main Clinton, IN 832-3136 158 ELI LILLY AND COMPANY ELI LILLY AND COMPANY P.O. Box 99 Clinton, IN 832-4400 -□OISTA _________ U I VAC elanco GcD PhyscMCaitrol 1S9 PATRONS Clinton Tobacco Candy Co. Henry J. Antonini John A. Rutan, Optometrist Mr. Mrs. Michael Aikman Mr. Mrs. H.L. King Sally Phillip L. Jones, D.D.S. Thomas G. Cloyd, D.D.S. Robb Gilmour Agency We, The Yearbook Staff Of South Vermillion High School, Would Like To Extend Our Gratitude To You For Your Educational Contribution. • Special Autographs A Senior A A Flirt Someone Tall Green Eyes Coquette o CO Ol TO -O 1) O iz 0) SV 3 CO CO c s E o CO A Greenie PRIDE! A Blonde A Best Friend A Redhead A Recent Date 161 Please girls, no more autographs! , exclaims Tom Milam. Salutatorian Steph Hendrix and Valedictorian Cindy Soltis lead the seniors to the long awaited graduation excercises. The unknown students work diligently on their English assignment. Nearing The Finish Line This look at our school and what we have to be proud of has been brief and left many things out but we hope it has im- pressed upon you the importance of that pride and the perpetuation of it. We will all move on but none of us will forget that special pride of South Vermillion High School!! Tim Waldrop receives some tips on how to survive high school from senior Steve Edris. Annie Hawkins, Teppi Green, Kelly Hesler and Tina Randolph assemble for a wild snapshot. Index AAAAAAAA Becky Acord 38, 106 Mike Adcox 106 Brenda Alabaugh 38, 106 John Alabaugh 34, 79, 106 Paul Alabaugh 33. 73. 114 Traci Amerman 12, 38, 69, 80, 91, 114 Mr. Brent Anderson 32. 65, 67, 112 Charles Anderson 57, 94 Jackie Anderson 35, 36, 106 Mark Andrews 94 Ann Antonini 33, 38. 69. 94 Henry Antonini 33, 38, 79, 114 Frank Ashby 100 Dave Asher 42, 100 Brenda Auman 94 Ted Auten 20, 38. 42. 55, 100 Ann Ave 111 BBBBBBBB James Baker 106 Richard Baker 100 Lisa Balach 22, 59, 60, 114 Brenda Bales 100 Jeanna Banks 18. 19. 22. 23. 24, 25, 58, 59, 60. 78. 79. 114, 117, 131 Jackie Barnard 66. 94 John Barnes 100 Tammy Barnes 36, 59, 106 Patrick Barron 94 Shawn Barron 2, 100 Jeff Baysinger 114 Mark Beard 33, 115 Bobbie Beatty 106 Craig Beatty 19, 34, 94 Tony Becke 7. 28. 58. 106, 110 Cheryl Beckmann 42. 55, 60, 115 Sherry Beckmann 42. 55, 60, 115 Kim Bedwell 94 Tammy Bell 38, 115 Dee Ann Bennett 100 Marie Bennett 94 Mark Bennett 40, 115, 128 Phillip Bennett 17. 33. 35. 60. 65. 80, 115 Scott Benskin 106 Cindy Benson 115 Brad Benton 42, 94 Sam Benton 42. 115 Ivan Bertolo 37. 43. 60, 79. 100 Tammy Bino 36. 38, 100 Tom Bino 106 Billy Bishop 100 Carla Bishop 40. 115, 118 Connie Blackford 18, 22, 100 Jim Blackford 18, 28, 29, 40, 58, 60, 114, 115, 124, 132 Tammy Blackford 38, 106 Suzanne Boardman 115 Mr. Ernest Boatman 112 Tammy Boatman 37, 94 Mr. Merrill Bonebrake 112 Staci Bonomo 76. 78, 79, 100 Amy Boren 38. 94 Jeff Bose 18, 32. 33, 60, 115 Tim Bose 17, 94 Liz Boyer 20. 100 Connie Bradburn 106 Gretchen Bradley 18, 29, 58, 100 Lori Brainin 36, 106 Pam Brattain 115 Michele Bridgewaters 43, 106 Nelson Bridgewaters 115 Michelle Briley 115 Bill Britton Carol Brown 94 Dave Brown 106 Don Brown 55. 116 Shelly Brown 10, 17, 19, 33, 38. 58, 59. 60. 68. 69. 74. 106 Vince Brown 33, 106 Bob Brownfield 75, 94 Joe Bruce 52, 100 Mark Bruce 116 Scott Bruce 94 Brad Burdick 32, 116 Brent Burdick 12, 116 Lori Burke 35. 106 Renea Burnett 17, 35, 106 Sheri Burns 106 Bob Burris 94 Mark Burris 59. 106 Brent Bush 75, 94 Mrs. Bertha Butts 113 Miss Margarette Butts 35, 113 Dennis Bynum 34, 38, 106 Brenda Byrd 94 Mr. Robert Byrer 112 CCCCCCCC Tom Cadle 40. 116 Paula Caid 94 Ken Campbell 100 Teresa Cappa 16. 55. 58. 60, 116, 131 .Paul Capps 34, 38, 94 Bridgett Cardin 100 Mark Carey 21, 94 Lisa Carginino 20, 100 Brad Carli 106 Ron Carlson 100 Lori Carnahan 94 Kim Carroll 94 Kurt Carroll 38. 116 Mr. Mike Carty 112 Steve Carty 106 Diana Chambers 21. 100 Mr. Thomas Chambers 112 Donna Chaney 106 Michell Chaney 94 Mr. Max Cheek 113 Mrs. Cynthia Chrzastowski 33, 38, 68, 69, 76 112 Gina Chubb 94 Paula Chubb 100 Dave Cirey 33, 34. 65. 66. 106, 111 Frank Cirey 40. 116, 133 Lisa Clark 94 Rodney Clark 66. 94 Wendy Cline 55, 94 Mike Clodfelter 8. 43. 42, 94 Debbie Cloud 8. 17, 47. 78, 94 Mr. Tom Cloyd 112 Kenny Coleman 34, 94 Lori Coleman 94 Troy Conley 21, 100 Kella Conner 33. 53, 59, 106 Mrs. Libbie Conner 8, 53, 90, 112, 163 Mark Cooke 33, 34, 116 Julie Coonce 33. 35. 36, 106 Tony Coonce 100 Dena Cooper 36. 43, 55. 106 Larry Cooper 66, 94 Lora Cooper 38, 94 Chuck Corada 94 Don Costello 33, 34, 79, 106 Mrs. Martha Castello 7 Andrea Cottrell 33. 38. 70. 106 Janice Cottrell 94 Libby Cox 100 Robin Craft 94 Tom Crafton 34, 106 Kevin Craig 20. 76, 94 Evan Crane 35, 55, 105 Mila Crum 35. 36. 106 Marvin Curry 116 DDDDDDDD Karen Dailey 35. 116 Yuonne Dailey 94 Crystal Dalton 17, 33. 35. 68, 106 Joan Davern 32, 100 Lisa Davis 34, 38, 106 Brian Davis 17, 32, 59, 60. 61. 80, 106, 111 David Davis 32, 33. 80, 81. 116 Debby Davis 20. 38. 69, 76, 94 Mrs. Marilyn Davis 113 Mark Davis 32. 33. 78. 79. 116 Mary Davis 17, 21, 28. 59, 106 Ron Davis 37. 100 Diane Davitto 33. 69. 116 Becky Decker 94 Randy Decker 100 Philip Deckert 94 Tonnie Defreitas 10. 22, 100, 105 Mrs. Joyce Delp 113 Laura Delph 19, 20. 22. 32, 36, 100 Bill Dibble 100 Julie Dick 100 Michael Dines 94 Charles Dill 21. 100 Donetta Domeika 117 Brenda Domeika 38. 100 Mike Domeika 57, 74. 100 Brian Donahue 34, 106 Dan Donahue 100 Cindi Danzero 94 Miss Elizabeth Dowdy 112 Lori Dowdy 17. 90. 100 Dana Dowell 106 Leigh Ann Dowell 10. 17. 42. 59, 60, 90 April Dowers 36, 100 Mrs. Carolyn Dowty 35. 112 Dan Dreher 94 Jeff Dunn 107 Mrs. Norma Dunn 113 Bob Dust 107 EEEEEEEE Brian Edris 74. 100 Steve Edris 24, 25. 59. 60, 65. 66. 117, 132, 163 Regina Edmonds Kim Edwards 36. 59, 107 Lori Edwards 38, 95 Michelle Edwards 100 Sheri Edwards 37, 95 Tammie Edwards 107 Jerry Ellis 107 Jillena Ellis 20, 107 Shellie Ellis 76. 95 Aimee Endicott 20, 100 Tom Endicott 100 Christy English 38, 100 Terry Eup 65, 80, 107 Jim Everhart 38, 107 Joe Everhart 8, 16. 18. 30, 31. 58. 60. 132 Tom Eversole 18. 34, 79, 107 Anita Evol 107 Katherina Evol 38, 43, 118 Kristina Evol 35, 36, 55, 107 FFFFFFFF Virginia Falls 40, 118, 133 AnnaBelle Farrington 18, 20. 32, 33, 76, 100 Carla Farrington 18, 33, 69, 76, 95 Carla Farrington 100 Doug Farrington 38, 74, 101 Mr. Jack Fenoglio 112 John Fenoglio 10. 58. 59, 61, 65, 66, 107 Mrs. Tis Ferando 113 Kim Ferguson 55, 107 Doug Ferrari 34, 66, 95 Terry Filchak 107 Clay Firestone 101 Robin Fiscus 101 Dean Foltz 29, 32, 107, 120 Diana Jo Foltz 76. 95 Kay Foltz 118 Natalie Foltz 60, 79, 101 Candy Fortune 12, 22, 28, 29, 59, 118, 123 Jeff Fossi 34. 101 George Frazier 30, 58, 72, 73, 118 Tammi Frazier 101, 105 Mr. Randy Frederick 65. 67, 73, 74,-113. 132 Lori Frink 33. 69. 118 GGGGGGGG Miss Elaine Gambaiani 33. 48. 112 Sharon Garver 3, 34, 95 Roger Genisio 107 Denise George 20, 101 Toni Giacoletto 33, 69. 95 Felicia Gibbons 38, 101 Rhonda Gibbons 21, 38. 101 Tim Gibbons 66. 95 Mrs. Glenna Gibbs 112 Jennifer Gibson 17, 22, 107 Jim Gilbert 95 Mr. Jim Gilbert 113 Tom Gilbert 101 Brett Gilman 20, 38. 60, 66. 75. 95 Tim Gilman 2. 65, 107 Tony Giovaninni 34, 40, 101 Lori Glaspie 101 Julie Godbey 35, 36. 40. 118 Mrs. Christine Goebel 42. 51. 112, 131 Doug Goldner 101 Tammie Gossett 35, 42, 60, 119 Cathy Graham 35, 36, 119 Gina Graham 17, 22, 119 Jack Graham 55, 101 James Graham 95 Jeff Graham 95, 99 Pat Graham 101 Scott Graham 107 Wendy Graham 92. 95. 99 Dawn Grange 18, 21, 38, 101 Debbi Grange 34. 95______________________ Bobbi Granger 101 Jamie Gray 101 Chuck Green 101, 104 Teppi Green 19, 34. 57. 58. 107, 163 Cindy Greene 95 John Griffin 20. 34, 75. 95 Kim Griffin 20, 37, 95 Michele Griffin 34, 95 Tammy Griffin 35, 119 Michael Griffith 119 Lorian Grimm 35, 101 Darla Guinn 18, 43, 59, 119 Richard Gummere 20, 42, 43, 95 HHHHHHHH Wendy Haase 35, 101 Mrs. Donna Hall 30, 54. 55, 113 Meta Hall 101 Brad Hamersly 24, 72. 73. 74, 107 Kim Hamm 32, 95 Mr. James Hannah 112 David Harness 66, 95 Lori Harpel 9. 40. 58. 59. 60. 119, 133 Bill Harper 34, 101 Kim Harris 20. 28. 60, 91. 95 Mrs. Jane Harrison 113 Tim Harrison 42. 95 James Hastings 66, 95 Darla Haun 95 Larry Haun 101 Sherri Haun 35, Terry Haun 119 Annie Hawkins 18, 52, 95, 96, 163 Mr. Jerry Hawkins 32, 112 Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins 38. 112, 132, 58 Richard Hawley 3, 95 Marvin Hayden 107 Danielle Helt 19, 59, 90, 119 Rhys Helt 75. 95. 99 Tonya Helt 10, 95, 99 Stephanie Hendrix 17. 19, 28. 29. 33, 58, 59, 60. 61. 84. 85. 114, 119, 120, 132, 162 William Henry 101 Kelly Hesler 95. 163 Matt Hesler 101 Tami Hesler 19. 34. 58, 107 Donna Hiett 17. 24. 80. 91, 101, 104 Diane Hill 22. 29. 58. 59. 119, 132 Kim Hills 18. 28, 101, 105 Kris Hinkle 36. 40. 119 Toni Hinkle 36, 40, 120 Tonna Hinkle 35. 107 Kelly Hinton 20. 95 Mr. Garold Hinzy 112 Mr. Ernest Hisle 32. 72, 73. 112 Sheri Hisle 17, 91, 96 Scott Hixon 34, 101 Sandy Hobert 36. 40, 60. 120 Angel Hoggatt 38. 101 Donna Hoggatt 43, 96, 99 Ralph Hoggatt 101 Angela Hoggatt 108 Judy Hoke 19. 29. 58. 59. 61. 107, 111 Lori Hoke 59, 107 Mr. Paul Holbert 51. 112 Donna Holdaway 101 Gina Holdaway 107 Mark Hollandbeck 33. 34. 37. 120 Beth Hollingsworth 35, 101 Jim Hollingsworth 120 Melissa Hollingsworth 111 Rick Hollingsworth 42, 96 Jim Hooper 65, 66, 101 Tom Hooper 32, 120 Chip Howard 74, 102 Jim Hrovat 65. 108 Anita Hughes 102 Tim Humphrey 17. 33, 34, 120 Jeff Hunt 120 Vicki Hunt 21. 96 William Hunt 96 Kim Hutson 55, 102 Janet Hux 35, 36, 108 John lacoli 28. 40. 51. 58, 120. 130, 133 •'Kirk Ikerd 64. 66, 108 Gina Ingram 121 Kim Ingram 105 Lisa Inman 10, 12. 33. 68. 69. 121 jjjjjjjj Karla Jacks 9, 33. 65, 121 Bob Jackson 66. 96 Cathy Jackson 22. 23, 28. 29, 59, 121, 123 Lenny Jackson 102 Mike Jackson 65, 66, 121 Pam Jackson 38. 43, 96 Lauri Jacso 37. 55. 96 Kim Jenkins 76, 102 John Johnson 121 Mark Johnson 96 Robert Johnson 42, 96 Angie Jones 18, 38, 91, 102 Dee Dee Jones 38, 121 Jeff Jones 20, 108 Isabelle Jones 20. 36, 108 Jennie Jones 20, 96 Kim Jones 96 Mark Jones 35, 36. 108 Michael Jones 102 , Philip Jones 66, 74, 102 Sandy Jones 96 Darla Judson 38. 108 Ken Julian 75, 96 KKKKKKKK Rob Karanovich 73, 121 Scott Kashon 40. 60. 121 Mr. Steve Kashon 40, 60, 121 Mr. Steve Kaufman 112 Albert Kelley 43 Bill Kelley 43, 65, 66, 80. 81. 102 Joyce Kelley 32, 55, 102 Mrs. Linda Kelly 43. 112 Kevin Kelley 99 Mark Kelley 121 Mike Kelley Pat Kelley 96 Bill Kelsheimer 102 Debbie Kelsheimer 108 Larry Kelsheimer 32, 40, 42, 65, 121 Leroy Kelsheimer 42, 96 Rick Kelsheimer 21. 96 Jim Kendrick 66, 75, 96 Sandra Kennett 20, 37, 43, 108 Leiton Kent 121 Diana Keown 18. 20, 30. 31. 36, 108 Ken Kercheval 6 Stephen Keyes 66, 96 Sally King 8, 9, 16, 19, 28, 29, 58. 59, 60, 108 Chuck Kingery 102 Diane Kingery 40, 121 Kris Kirkman 102, 105 Shawna Kispert 21, 22. 35. 102 Teresa Klyaic 38. 96 Tony Klyaic 21, 108 Mrs. Koie 113 165 Jan Komro 20, 29. 58. 102 Kathy Kovarik 17. 32. 59. 60. 79. 91. 121 Mrs. Sharon Kramer 34, 112 Lori Kresge 96 Mr. John Kyle 42. 112 Mary Kyle 96 ° LLLLLLLL Kay Lambert 122 Laura Landrus 96 Lori Lane 59, 122 Brad Latinovich 48. 65. 67. 108 Mrs. Anita Lawson 113 Jani Lawson 19. 22. 58. 60. 122 Melinda Lawson 17,- 42, 48. 55. 58. 59. 60. 122 Linda Leach 17, 21. 91, 96 Ronnie Leach 37. 96 Jody Lee 96 B.J. Lehman 66. 96 Mrs. Patrice Liebler 8. 90. 112 Jeff Leister 13. 96 Sharon Leister Lori Leverenz 96 Ralph Leonard 80. 81. 102 Rick Lindsey 34, 38. 108 Robin Lindsey 122 Tammy Lindsey 17. 102 Patty Llewellyn 35. 36. 40. 122 Greg Looney 102 Debbie Lorance 37. 96 Micci Louden 33. 60. 69, 76, 77. 122 Pete Louden 66. 80. 96 Marc Loveland 96 Rachel Lowe 37, 40. 59. 60, 122 Vicki Lowe 122 Curt Lowry 20. 38. 75. 97 Sherry Lowry 34, 38. 122 Steve Lubovich 42. 60. 80. 114, 122 Eric Lucas 33, 34 Mike Lucas 33. 108. 110 Mrs. Darlene Luce 113 Tim Lunsford 97 MMMMMMMM Fauniel Mack 97 Laura Mack 38. 102 Mark Mack 97 Rhonda Mack 54, 108 Rick Maden 97 Jody Magee 66. 75, 97 Andy Maguire 24. 32. 60. 72. 73, 89. 123, 132 Jami Malone 12. 19. 33. 58, 59. 60. 70. 74. 108 Dean Maloney 97 Jay Maloney 102 Shawn Maloney 42, 74, 102 Bryan Mancourt 37. 60, 102 Lisa Mankin 102 Tony Mankin 97 Debbi Marietta 19. 59, 61, 80, 90, 108, 111 Rick Marietta 123 Mr. George Marsh 113 Callie Martin Dennis Martin 97 Scott Martin 102 Vicenta Maritnez 60, 108 Miss Christine Mason 112 Daniel Mattioda 42, 97 I Adina Mattox 123 Lisa Maudlin 102 Derek Maxwell 123 Kathy Maxwell 38. 69. 97 Theresa Mayes 35. 108 Jamie Meadors 21. 79. 80. 91. 102 Jeff Merrifield 97 Robert Merrifield 108 Chuck Meyette 108 Theresa Micheal 59. 123 Bobbie Milam 17. 34. 59. 108 Cynthia Milam 34. 35. 123 Rhonda Milam 102 Tom Milam 10. 12. 28. 40. 65. 73. 123. 124, 132. 162 Cathy Miller 20. 35. 102 Nena Miller 124 Jeri Mishler 18. 28. 91. 102 John Montogomery 65. 108 Missi Moore 20. 69. 97 Jim Muciarelli 17. 20. 28. 53. 58. 108 Mike Mullens 80. 97 McMcMcMc Philip McCammon 97 Mark McCarter 34, 102 Jeff McCauley 66. 97 Crystal McCollom 97 Angie McConnell 17. 47. 97 Louann McDaniels 97 Carol McDowell 35. 40. 59. 60. 124 Jeff McDowell 97 Lisa McIntyre 37. 97 Brian McLeish 17. 32. 61. 65. 67, 73. 108 Mike McLeish 33. 34, 124 Doug McMasters 34, 42, 66, 97 Mark McMasters 42. 102 Lisa McMasters 36, 40, 51, 124 Mr. Neal McVay 74. 75 NNNNNNNN Tammy Naccarato 97 Joe Natalie 102 Paula Nelson 34. 35, 40. 124 Kim Newman 97. 99 Angela Newton 36, 97 Brian Nickels 40, 124 Jay D. Nickels 124 Lory Nickle 43, 108 Darren Nolan 65. 80. 81. 103 Greg Nolan 33, 125 David Norris 97 oooooooo Mrs. Dale Orman 112 Darrylene Overpeck 3. 19, 38, 43 Leslie Overpeck 97 pppppppp Cheryl Pacheco 125 Charolette Padish 60 Doyle Padish 65, 109 Lee Ann Padish 38, 42, 103 Virginia Padish 103 Ken Palmer 40. 52, 101, 103 Mrs. Mary Parco 36. 112 Mrs. Andrea Parmer 38. 112 Mr. Steve Pasko 42. 113 Angela Pearman 21. 32. 103 James Pearman 33. 34, 42, 103 John Pearman 42, 109 Mary Pearman 35. 103 Brad Peebles 109 Kim Peevler 97 Bill Perry 125 Candi Perry 43. 97 Lorri Perry 69, 76, 97. 98 Michelle Perry 97 Sherry Peters 6. 10, 19. 30. 31, 58, 60. 76, 77. 90. 125. 131. 132 Melissa Peterson 16, 20, 32, 43. 60. 125 Mrs. Mary Pilipovich 32, 113 Kevin Pitchkites 32, 49. 65. 67. 125 Jesse Pittman 80. 97 Judy Pittman 42. 60, 125 Lisa Pittman 103 Bill Poff 125 Andrew Poletto 20. 38, 97 Anna Poletto 21. 30. 32. 42, 51. 60, 125 Rod Polomski 20, 39, 58, 125 Rhonda Polomski 38. 97 Deanne Porter 20. 103 Johnna Porter 22, 59, 76. 125 Polly Porter 32. 33. 59. 69. 74. 109 John Primeaux 20. 38, 42. 103 Larry Pritchard 33, 57, 65, 66, 109 Rod Pritchard 10. 40. 60. 65. 125 Don Prohaska 34. 97 William Prouse 103 Rhonda Pruner 35, 103 LeBron Putnam 103 Rob Pyle 21. 39. 109 Robin Pyle 20. 79. 103 QQQQQQQQ Kathryn Quantana 38, 97 RRRRRRRR Jeff Raider 97 Jett Randolph 33, 109, 111 Tina Randolph 97, 163 Troy Randolph 34, 131 Kim Rayce 37, 97 Jett Ray I 18. 34. 39. 80, 109 Pat Rayl 66, 97 Holly Redman 30. 31. 58. 90, 90. 126, 132 Janice Reed 17, 21, 25, 103 Mr. Michael Reed 112 Susan Reed 43. 109 Deanna Reiber 21, 30. 31, 58, 76, 90. 103 JDave Reininga 126, 132 Mr. Mike Rendaci 7 Brad Replogle 107, 109 T.J. Revesz 9. 39. 40. 126 Mary Rice 38. 97 Pam Richardson 126 Roger Richardson 33, 109 Troy Richardson 97 Rick Riggs 39, 109 Robyn Riggs 33, 68. 69. 109 Nancy Riley 109 Phoebe Riley 8. 18. 37, 43, 58, 60, 126 Lora Ritter 55, 103 Mark Riva 103 Leslie Roberts 55, 103 166 Terri Roberts 42, 126 Doug Robertson 17, 18. 28. 29. 33, 58, 59, 79. 103, 109, 120 Kenny Robinson 20, 126 Kris Robinson 97 William Rodert 37, 103 Misty Roskvensky 17, 33, 76, 103 Mrs. Judy Roskovensky 113 Susan Roskovensky 22, 23, 28, 29. 59, 104 Dawnetta Ross 103 Jayanne Rumple 37, 97 Jeff Rumple 42. 103 Paul Runyan 55, 103 Tony Runyan 98 Brian Russell 24, 65. 66. 80, 103, 104 Shelly Russell 37. 103 SSSSSSSS Barb Sanders 109 Debbie Sanders 35, 36. 43, 103 Debbie Snaders 35. 36. 43. 126 Marc Sanders 98 Mrs. Mary Sanquenetti 113 Paul Saults 33, 109 Dean Saylor 42. 103 Troy Saylor 42, 98 Mr. Stephen Scheller 113 Christina Scifres 17, 20, 23, 32. 36, 59, 109 Brent Scott 43. 75, 98 Cathy Scott 22, 51. 126 Rocky Scott 66. 98 Willy Scott 103 Robin Searing 36. 60 Robin See 12, 17. 18, 19. 22. 51. 58. 59. £o. 126 Daphne Session 33, 74, 76. 109 Frank Shannon 109 Kelly Shannon 38, 98 Mr. Don Shearer 113 Rich Shell 43, 98. 99 Angela Shepard 35, 42. 60. 127 Marti Shepard 37. 55. 98 Robert Shepard 20, 43, 66. 98 Gail Shettz 126 Jim Sheetz 126 Crystal Shepherd 35. 109 Rayetta Shew 20, 38, 79, 98 Mrs. Vera Shew 7, 35, 113 Doug Short 43. 98 Bret Silotto 109 Tracy Silotto 103 Sharon Slater 98 Rob Sims 32. 65. 72. 73. 89. 127, 132 Andy Smith 109 Anthony Smith 98 Brian Smith 34, 79, 109 George Smith 73. 109 Jackie Smith 38, 98 Joyce Smith 105 Kelley Smith 103 Kevin Smith 126, 132 Martha Smith 35, 55. 127 Lori Smith 109 Michelle Smith 109 Missie Smith 37. 46, 103 Paula Smith 17, 38. 127 Ron Smith 109 Ronda Smith 20, 79, 103 Steve Smith 33. 127 Susie Smith 38, 98 Mr. Terry Smith 112 Todd Smith 12. 109 Tony Smith 34, 65, 66, 103 Rudy Solomon 42. 98 Mr. Tom Solomon 66, 67, 80 . Cindy Soltis 18. 58. 59. 60. 61. 128, 162 Jeff Sonnefield 37, 128 Bonny Southard 35. 38. 103 Tim Spendal 20, 38, 98 Judy Sprague 18, 58. 59. 60, 61, 128, 131, 132 Nancy Stark 98 Amber Stergeon 18, 21. 98 Cindy Stevens 17. 19. 20. 29. 38. 76. 103 Tom Stevens 98 Ted Stevens 109 Thad Stewart 34, 65, 66. 103 Ron Straw 128 Marilyn Stucker 42, 128 Luther Stultz 98 Shelly Sturm 8. 38. 98 Tim Sturm 20. 29. 38. 58. 103 Brent Summerville 39, 109 Jill Summerville 32. 128 William Sutliff 73. 109 Bill Sweazy 103 Kathy Swinford 20, 103 Laurie Switzer 98. 99 Brenda Sykes 98 Cindy Syvertsen 20. 103 TTTTTTTT Lisa Taylor 38, 69. 80. 109 Pam Taylor 42, 129 Scott Taylor 34, 103 Betsy Tener 32. 60, 129 Mr. Tim Terry 65. 67. 76. 77 Chris Thomas 34, 98 Lori Thomas 29. 38, 55. 60, 98 Tim Thomas 24, 109 Mrs. Jan Thompson 36. 113 Jeff Thompson 39, 129 Daniel Tierney 10. 34, 65. 66. 109 Rose Rimmons 18, 22, 37, 43, 55, 59, 60, 61, 109 Vic Timmons 20, 34. 98 James Toppas 21. 60. 66. 75. 98 Roxanne Tresner 24, 109 Debra Troglio 20. 38. 43. 55. 60, 109 Darla Trosper 22, 38, 110 Leon Trosper 21, 34, 42. 104 Lisa Turner 98 uuuuuuuu Donny Upp 40. 127, 129 Greg Uselman 66, 98 Julie Uselman 98 Malinda Uselman 98 VVVVVVVV Cathy Vallosia 17. 32. 33. 59. 60. 68, 69, 117, 129 Mrs. Joann Vallosia 113 Richie Vandergriff 110 Sharia Vandeventer 28, 38, 104 Brad Vandivier 10, 32, 60, 64, 67. 80, 81, 129 Norma Vandivier 18, 104 Mr. John Vanes 113 Mark Vermillion 20, 110 Mrs. Brenda Vicars 113 Jeff Vicars 17. 18. 65. 110 Steve Vietanemi 40, 42, 104 Jill Vitalie 18. 28. 91. 104 Jeri Vochalski 104 Ken Volk 38. 98 Mike Volk 29. 40, 58. 59. 60. 61. 129, 132 Ron Volk 42. 104 Chip Vorek 98 wwwwwwww Cami Wadsworth 38. 43. 104 Larry Wagle 110 Laura Wagner 104 James Wake 66. 98 Tim Waldrop 24. 40. 65. 66, 80. 81. 104. 163 Jeff Walker 129 Brian Wallace 99 Dale Wallace 129 Libby Wallace 32. 43. 59. 79. Ill Don Walters 111 Ms. Joan Wardle 78. 79. 113 Chuck Watson 65, 66. 74. 75, 104 Mr. Robert Waugh 112 R.P. Weatherly 105 Rich Webber 8, 24. 66. 99 Randy Webster 79 Sean Webster 38, 105 Tina Webster 20, 99 Todd Webster 105 Frank West 80, 99 Penny West 99 Kathy Wheeler 49. Ill David Whitaker 33. 60. 64, 65 Beth Whitaker 20. 79. 105 Ernest White 129 Jay White 129 Mark Wilks 66. 99 Mr. Aubery Williams 39. 113 Scott Williams 99, 105 Tina Williams 35. 60. 129 Donna Wilson 99 Doug Wilson 59. 130. 132 Tom Wilson 37. 100, 105 Ginger Wimmer 99 Dawn Winsett 20, 76, 99 Cindy Wright 20, 99 Mr. Mark Wright 34. 113, 131 Phil Wright 38. 42. 105 Rosie Wright 43, 105 Tracey Wright 38, 105 Robin Wright 20. 60, 111 YYYYYYYY Melanie Yeager 60. 99 Bill Yates 99 Brian Yates 34, 55, 105 Jeanette Yates 8, 37, 99 Kim Yates 36. 40. 130 Terri Yates 105 Steve Yelich 24. 30. 31. 34. 42, 79. Ill Mrs. Joyce York 113 Grant Young 99 ZZZZZZZZ Dana Zanandrea 130. 131 Stacey Zanandrea 33, 40, 124, 130 Mr. William Zwerner 113 1 The Editorial Stephanie Hendrix Danielle Helt You have no idea what a relief it is to be writing this copy! As editors, we worried about getting pictures and meeting deadlines, but most of all, we worried about you liking the book. Pleasing everyone is next to impossible, however we tried to capture a little bit of the emotion and pride in everyone. We hope that in years to come the yearbook staffs behave themselves. This means not laying on book cases, not leaving the j-room a few minutes early, and not running the halls, all of which gets Mrs. York in trouble with the big guy!! Many thanks to Mrs. Joyce York, our advisor, for her never-ending help and support, all our section editors, and last but certainly not least our fearless representative from the yearbook company, Dick Maurer, for whom no task was too great!! Here it is South Vermillion — your WILDCAT PRIDE!!!! Editors-ln-Chief: Stephanie Hendrix and Danielle Helt Jani Lawson: Section Editor — Seniors Shelly Brown and Jami Malone: Section Editors — Sports Robin See and Jeanna Banks: Section Editors — Club and Academics Sherry Peters: Section Editor — Academics Darrylene Overpeck: Section Editor — Underclassmen John Fenoglio and Craig Beatty: Photographers Sally King and Sharia Vandeventer: Index 168 1 - m