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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

OPENING 1983 Old Gold Black South Vermillion High School Clinton, Indiana 47842 Table Of Contents Opening Classes Organizations Clubs Academics Advertising Closing ... 1983 SVHS Seniors S.V H.S. Students (right) Junior drum majorette, Cindy Stevens, waits, ready to march, (bottom left) 'Tumbleweed Thompson know how to sign Old Gold And Black with class, (bottom right) Jan Komro, junior coquette, displays her skills, (far right) The 1982-83 S.V.H.S. cheerleaders and mascot pose for the Wildcat camera. If it was marching in a parade or just planning that special thing to say in a yearbook, the Wildcats seemed to know just what it took to make 1983, “The Year of the Cat. The marching Wildcats proudly began the year by performing in the Little Italy Festival Parade. The band was joined by the spirited cheerleaders and the new school mascot. Throughout the entire year individual Wildcats displayed their talents and brought pride to the school. From the athletic fields, to dramatic productions students helped to make the entire community know it was The Year of the Cat. Proudly Display Old Gold And Black s S.V.H.S. Communication Lines Student Council once again came through for the student body in good times as well as bad. Under the guidance of sponsors, Mr. Boatman and Miss Dowdy lots of enjoyment was brought to S.V. through convocations and the traditional Christmas Dance. Many other items of interest, such as the pop machine in the gym, were pushed by Student Council in a successful attempt to meet the needs of the student body. Cadet Corp also displayed utmost courtesy and intelligence as well as availability to the benefit of all. They were involved in such services as tour guides, aiding incoming freshmen, orientations, and open house. Their knowledge of the school structure and administration proved outstanding and they were more than appreciated by the faculty, student body, and the community. This was certainly a year for Student Leadership at South Vermillion. WCAT retained two former disc jockeys and took on three more just as promising. Their daily telecasts, 2nd hour and before school, proved to be a vital and appreciated part of administration. WCAT: (front row) John Fenoglio and Salty King, (second row) Andy Poletto, Don Shearer (sponsor), Jeri Mishler, and Jill Vitalie. (left) DAR recipient and Student Council President, Brian Mcleish, slows down for a picture. 6 Student C°unci1, 82- 83: (front row) Tom Luft, Debbi Bonomo, Tonya Roberts, Shelia Dyer, Tina McCullough, and Dane Waugh, (second row) Debbie Coud, Lynda Leach, Rhys Helt, and Tim Bose, (third row) Misty Roskovensky, Donna Russell, Jan Komro, Lori Dowdy, Cindy Stevens, Renea Burnet, and Jami Malone, (fourth row) Jenifer Gibson, Crystal Dalton, Elizabeth Dowty (sponsor), Janice Reed secretary). Shelly Brown (vice-president), Sheri Hisle (treasurer), Brian Mcleish (President), and Ernest Boatman (sponsor) '.VMS STUDENT COUNCIL 7 Cadet Corp: (front row) Laura Delph, Mary Davis, Chris Scifres, Bobbie Milam (sec treas.). Sharia Vandeventer, and Donna Russell, (second row) Dean Foltz, Tim Sturm, Brian Davis (chairman), Jim Muciarelli (Public Relations), Steve Vietaniemi, and Robert Waugh (sponsor); Not Present, Doug Robertson and Mary Pilipovich (sponsor). Fenoglios Reign At Festival 82 The Little Italy Festival was once again a big hit. The celebration began with the parade on Friday and continued throughout Monday, Labor Day. South Vermillion's own band was a highlight of the parade and S.V. cheerleaders offered their talents as well. The annual Queen of Grapes contest was held and Jeanna Banks was crowned 1982 LIFT Queen. The Queen and her court were a common sight throughout the weekend, as duty called them to various different places of the festival. Jack and Margo Fenoglio were also named Re and Regina, 1982. Many contests were held including the drawing for the trip to Italy. Over all the festival was one of felicity and joy shared by everyone who participated. (top left) Fireworks are a beautiful way of closing things up for the 1982 Little Italy Festival ... (bottom left) Ken Kercheval manages to leave the set of the popular series, Dallas , to participate in the activities of LIFT, (bottom right) The Queen and her Court are always throwing candy to the eager spectators. (Top) Grape Princess, Debbie Marietta, and Jim Muciarelli keep busy passing out grapes, (top right) Jami Malone takes a walk down Royalty Lane, (above) Jack and Margo Fenoglio are Re and Regina, 1982. (bottom right) L.I.F.T. workers are often caught messing around. Homecoming 82: The Year Of The (top left) Student Council President Brian Mcleish acts as Master of Cermonies at the Queen Coronation, (right) The 1982 Bonfire was a huge success!!! nUNN DfSOiTTWE 10 Cat. Homecoming 82 was one of fierce competition, ecstacy, and extremely high spirits. It all started when those ever-amazing cheerleaders and their sponsors devised an unforgetable Homecoming week. Monday was ghost day as well as poster day. Seniors and Freshman earned a first place for their talented efforts. Tuesday was pajama day: put those mustangs to sleep. Wednesday was no sweat day. Thursday everyone punked out for the Wildcats and Friday was the traditional old gold and black day. Crystal Dalton was crowned homecoming Queen, 1982 in Monday's coronation before the student body. Her court consist of: Seniors, Shelly Brown and Jami Malone, Junior, Lori Dowdy, Sophomore, Sheri Hisle, and Freshman, Debbie Jones. Thursday night every class worked hard to accumulate spirit points on the football field in class competition and then let off their steam at the bonfire immediately afterwards. The bonfire was proudly displayed by its makers, the senior guys. The seniors also earned the right to throw in the dummy. Finally after a week of fierce competition the Wildcats pulled together to cheer the football team on to a big 28-6 victory over those Fountain Central Mustangs. WAY TO GO CATS!!! At halftime Queen Crystal and her court posed for flashing cameras, the Juniors took first place in the float competition with Wildcats Munch the Mustangs, and the 1982 spirit plaque was awarded to the class of 1985. But that's not all! Saturday night was the annual Homecoming Dance. The theme. Sharing the Night Together, was well carried out by the student body and a special thanks for the dance goes out to Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Turchi, and the 1982-83 cheerleaders of South Vermillion High School. But an even bigger thanks goes out to the S.V.H.S. student body for making Homecoming 82 the huge success it was. (top left) Spook those Mustangs!! (top right) Freshman, Tina McCullough helps her class prepare for the poster competition. (middle) Kris Kirkman: in search of Junior Class punkers 11 Traditions Highlight Homecoming CORONATION: (front) Dom Costello, Lori Dowdy, John Fenoglio, Sheri Hisle, Debbie Jones, and John Montgomery, (back) Brad Latinovich, Jami Malone, Brian Mcleish, Crystal Dalton, Doyal Padish, Phil Jones, Shelly Brown, and Jeff Vicars. 12 Utac Sharing The “Nite Together 14 Darrylene Overpeck Debbi Marietta BECKEY JO ACCORD MIKE S. ADCOX BRENDA ANN ALABAUGH JOHN ANDREW ALABAUGH JACKIE LYNN ANDERSON ANN MARIE AVE JAMES E. BAKER TAMMY LYNN BARNES ANITA MARIE BAZZANI ROBERTA G. BEATTY ANTHONY J. BECKE SCOTT H. BENSKIN THOMAS E. BINO TAMMY LYNN BLACKFORD CONNIE L. BRADBURN LORI ELLEN BRAININ MICHELLE LYNN BRIDGEWATERS DAVE L. BROWN MICHELLE LEIGH BROWN RENEA MARIE BURNETT 18 SHERYL LYNN BURNS MARK BURRIS STEVEN J. CARTY DONNA L. CHANEY DAVID PAUL CIREY KELLA RENEE CONNER JULIE ANNE COONCE DEN A J. COOPER DOMINIC A. COSTELLO ANDERA G. COTTRELL MILA ANN CRUM CRYSTAL LYNN DALTON LISA ANN DAVIES BRIAN PATRICK DAVIS MARY L. DAVIS DANA C. DOWELL TRESA MAYES DUNAVAN JEFFREY JAMES DUNN BOB DUST KIMBERLY JO EDWARDS (right) senior class officers: Judy Hoke (sec. vice.). Bob Byrer, Nancy Watson (sponsors), Darrylene Overpeck (President), and Rose Timmons (Treasurer). (right) The Senior football players proudly display the gold helmet with Miss Dowdy after a thrilling 12-8 victory over Sullivan. (far right) Julie Coonce makes it to National competition and proudly displays the skills!!! 20 Seniors Stand Out!! '•'i. - . - v JERRY ELLIS JILLENA KAY ELLIS TERRY L. EUP JAMES S. EVERHART THOMAS J. EVERSOLE ANETA KAYE EVOL KRISTINA J. EVOL JOHN CHRISTOPHER FENOGLIO KIMBERLY ANN FERGUSON TERRY FILCHECK DEAN C. FOLTZ ROGER J. GENISIO JENNIFER LYNN GIBSON SCOTT GRAHAM TEPPI LYNN GREEN BRADLY RAY HAMERSLEY SHERRI L. HAUN TAMARA K. HESLER TONNA KAYE HINKLE JUDITH A. HOKE LORI PATRICIA HOKE GINA MARIE HOLDAWAY MELISSA HOLLINGSWORTH JAMES J. HROVAT JANET SUE HUX KIRK IKERD ISABELLE JOY JONES JEFFERY A. JONES MARY ELIZABETH JONES DARLA KAYE JUDSON DEBBIE SUE KELSHEIMER SANDRA K. KENNETT SHIRLEY D. KENNETT DIANA LYNN KEOWN SALLY KING TONY W. KLYAIC BRADLY JOHN LATINOVICH RICHARD A. LINDSEY MICHAEL E. LUCAS RHONDA LEE MACK BECKEY JO ACCORD — Drama 1, Home Ec. 1. 2. Art 2, 3, Cheer 1, Co-op 4. MIKE S. ADCOX — Chess 1, 2, 3, Rod-n-Gun 4, Cross Country 1, Basketball 1. BRENDA ANN ALABAUCH — Drama 1, Business 1, Art 3, Cheer, Co-op 4, Junior Achievement 3. JOHN ANDREW ALABAUCH — Drama 3, Chess 1, 2, Filmmaking 3, Cheer 1, 2, 4, Jogging 3, Outstanding Freshman Boy, Basketball 1, Swimming 2, 3. JACKIE LYNN ANDERSON — Business 3, AV 3, Home Ec. 1, 3, Cheer 1. 2, Track 3, Volleyball 1. ANN MARIE AVE — Drama 1, Business 1, 2, Home Ec. 3, Cheer 3. JAMES E. BAKER — Chess 1, 4, Geneology 4, Play 4, Junior Achievement 2. TAMMY LYNN BARNES — Drama 1, 2, 3, Business 2, 3 — secretary. National Honor Society 3, 4, Co-op 4, Junior Achievement 2, 3, ANITA MARIE BAZZANI - Art 4 — president. Cheer 1, 4. Class officer — Secretary. ROBERTA G. BEATTY — Drama 2, Home Ec. 3, Rod-n-Gun 4, Cheer 2, 3, Co-op 4. ANTHONY J. BECKE — Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess 1, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4. SCOTT H. BENSK1N — Motorcyclists 4, Football 2, 3, 4. THOMAS E. B1NO - Art 4, Rod-n-Gun 2, 3, Motorcyclists 1. TAMMY LYNN BLACKFORD - Art 2. 3, Cheer 2, Coquette 2. CONNIE L. BRADBURN — French 1, Ecology 1, Business 2, 3, 4, OEA 4, Choir 1, 2, 4 — senior representative. Swimming 2. LORI ELLEN BRA1N1N — Spanish 1, 2, Business 3, 4, OEA 4 Art 4. MICHELLE LYNN BR1DGEWATERS - French 2, Literary 3, 4 — officer, Business Geneology 3, 4, Summer Honors 3, Co-op 4, Junior Achievement 2, Model United Nations 1, 2, 3, 4 — officer. National Model United Nations 3. DAVE L. BROWN — Art 1, 2, 3, Filmmaking 2, Rod-n-Gun 3. MICHELLE LEIGH BROWN - French 1, Art 2, 3 - secretary, FEA 4 — vice-president. Women's Athletic 2, 3, 4 — secretary. Cheer 1, Quill Scroll 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Dance Candidate 3. 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4 — secretary, vice-president. Student Advisory 3, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Statistician 1, Goaltender 2, 3, 4. VINCENT E. BROWN - Chess 2, 3. LORIE ANN BURKE — Health Careers 3, 4, Art 1, 2, 3, Choir. RENEA MARIE BURNETT - French 1, Drama 1, 2. 3, Home Ec. 3, FCA 1, 2, Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Candidate 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 SHERYL LYNN BURNS — French 1, Home Ec. 2, 3 — secretary- treasurer, FCA 1, Cheer 1, 3, 4, French Honor 1, Freshman Class President, Student Advisory Board 1, Junior Achievement 1. MARK D. BURRIS — Chess 2, Filmmaking 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2. DENNIS CRAIG BYNUM Jr. - Chess 3, OEA 4, Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Broadcasting 1, 2, Filmmaking 1, 2, 3, 4 — vice-president. Cheer 1, Choir 4, Solo Ensemble 4, Swing Choir 4, Disc Jockey I, 2, Junior Achievement 2, Basketball 4, Track 3, 4, Manager 4, Statistician 4. STEVEN J. CARTY — Rod-n-Gun 2, Track 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 — captain. DONNA L CHANEY — Business 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. 2, 3, 4. Office Help 4. DAVID PAUL CIREY — Chess 2. 3, 4, Filmmaking 3, 4 — officer. Football 3. KELLA RENEE CONNER — French 1, Literary 4, Drama 2, 3. Women's Athletic 3, Cheer 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, Co-op 4, Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Track Manager 2, 3, Office Help 2, 4. aJULlE ANNE COONCE — Business 3. 4 — officer. Home Ec. 1, 2, 3, OEA 4, Health Careers 2. Junior Achievement 2, 3 — vice-president. DENA J. COOPER — Literary 3, Business 3, 4 — secretary. Home Ec. 1, 2, OEA 4, Cheer 2, Choir 3, 4. DOMINIC A. COSTELLO — Spanish 1, 2, Chess 3, Filmmaking 2, 3, Rod-n-Gun 4, Cheer 4, Travels Abroad 1, Football 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 4, Track 3, Swimming 3, Model United Nations Delegate 4. ANDERA G. COTTRELL — French 1, Drama 2, Art 3, 4, Women's Athletic 3, 4, Cheer 1, 2, Cheerleader 3, Wrestlerette 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, Tennis 1, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Goal Tender 3. TOM CRAFTON — Literary 2, Chess 2, 3, 4, Health Careers 1, Filmmaking 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4, Track. MILA ANN CRUM — French 1, 2, Literary 1, Business 3 — historian. Home Ec. 3, Health Careers 4 — vice-president, FEA 4 — secretary, Junior Achievement 3, 4 — president. CRYSTAL LYNN DALTON - French 1, Home Ec. 3, Women's Athletic 1, 2, 3, Cheer 1, 4 — officer. Homecoming Queen 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Co-op 4 — officer. Cheerleader 1, Basketball 2, Track 1, 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Dance Committee 1, 2, 4. LISA ANN DAVIES — French 1, Literary 4, Art 3, Filmmaking 3, Geneology 4, Scholastic Pin 2, Summer Honors 3, Girls State Delegate 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Newspaper Artist 4, Co-op 4, Junior Achievement 4 — officer. BRIAN PATRICK DAVIS — French 1, Ecology 1, AV 4, Lettermen's 3, FCA 1, Cheer 2, Outdoor Recreation 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Who's Who in Foreign Language 2, Boys State 3, Junior Vice President, Host Hostess Corp. 3, 4 — chairman Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4 — officer. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 — captain. Golf 3, 4, Statistician 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Hugh O'Brien Delegate 2, President Model United Nations Delegate 4, Honorable Mention at Model U.N. 4. MARY L DAVIS — Spanish 1, 2, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Outstanding Freshman Girl, Scholastic Pin 1, 2, 3, Host Hostess Corp. 3, 4, Junior Achievement 2, 3, Honor Band 2, 3, 4. DANA C. E OWELL — French 1, Drama 1, 2, 3, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, Dance Candidate 1, Student Council 1, 2, Co-op 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Jogging 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. TERESA MAYES DUNAVAN — Business 3, Home Ec. 3, Health Careers 2. JEFFREY JAMES DUNN — Chess 4, Filmmaking 2, Outdoor Recreation 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. BOB DUST — Archery 4, Football 1, 2. KIMBERLY JO EDWARDS — Spanish 2, Literary 4, Drama 3, Business 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Co-op 4. JERRY ELLIS - Spanish 1, 2, Art 4. J1LLENA KAY ELLIS — Spanish 1, 2, Chess 1, Business 3, 4, Home Ec. 4, Cheer 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 4, Choir 4, Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 4, Junior Achievement 1, Honor Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Choir 4. TERRY L. EUP — Drama 3, Chess 1, Art 2, Rod-n-Gun 2, Weight Lifting 4, Junior Achievement 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 — captain. JAMES S. EVERHART — Art 2, 3, Rod-n-Gun 4, Cheer, 2, 3, 4, Co-op 4, Football 1. THOMAS J. EVERSOLE — Drama 3, Broadcasting 1, Guitar 4, Filmmaking 2, Rod-n-Gun 2, Archery 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Disc Jockey 1, Football 1, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4 ANETA KAYE EVOL — French 3, Home Ec. 2, Art 2, 4, Cheer 4, Choir 4. KRISTINA J. EVOL — Business 3, 4, Home Ec. 2, 3, 4, Art 2, Choir 3, 4, Junior Achievement 4. JOHN CHRISTOPHER FENOGLIO - French 1, FCA 1, Cheer 2, 3, Outdoor 4 — president. Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill Scroll 3, 4. KIMBERLY ANN FERGUSON - Band 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3 TERRY FILCHAK — Weight Lifting 4. DEAN C. FOLTZ — Letterman 3, Filmmaking 3, Band 1, Boys State 3, Play 3, Host Hostess Corp. 4, Track 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor 4. ROGER J. GENISIO - Ecology 1. THOMAS L. GILBERT JENNIFER LYNN GIBSON - Drama 1, 2, 3, Cheer 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Coquette 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-op 4, Jogging Aerobics 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Help 4. TIMOTHY COLE GILMAN — Weight Lifting 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1. SCOTT GRAHAM — Rod-n-Gun 2. TEPPI LYNN GREEN — Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. 1, Filmmaking 2, 3, 4 — vice-president, Thespian 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Play 2, 3. BRADLEY RAY HAMERSLEY - FCA 3, 4 — officer. Archery 4, Cheer 3, Band 1, 2, Dance Candidate 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball All-Conference 1st Team 2, 3, 4, Track 1. JAMES F. HASTINGS - Football 1, 3, Wrestling I. SHERRI L HAUN — Business 2, 4, Home Ec. 2, 3, 4. TAMARA K. HESLER — Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Filmmaking 2, 3, 4 — vice-president, Thespain 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Play 2, Statistician 4. TONNA KAYE HINKLE — Home Ec. 2, 3 — officer. Art 1, Cheer 4, Track 2. ANGELA F. HOGGATE - OEA 4, Art 1, 2, 3, Cheer 4. JUDITH A. HOKE — French 1, 2, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 — secretary- treasurer, Cheer 3, 4 — vice-president, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Quill Scroll 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholastic Pin 2, 3, 4, Girls State 3, Century III — runner-up. Voice of Demoracy 4 — winner. Outstanding 2nd Year French Student, Class Officer 3, 4, Junior Achievement 2, Play 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4. LORI PATRICIA HOKE - Spanish 1, 2, FEA 4, Cheer 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, 1st Year Spanish Award. GINA MARIE HOLDAWAY — Literary 2, Drama 3, Home Ec. 4, Cheer 3, 4, Junior Achievement 1, Statistician 3. MELISSA HOLLINGSWORTH — Drama 2, Home Ec. 3, Rod-n-Gun 4. JAMES J. HROVAT - Rod-n-Gun 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JANET SUE HUX — Business 2, 3, 4 — president. Home Ec. 1. 2, 3, OEA 4 — vice-president. Physical Fitness Grooming 1. KIRK 1KERD - Lettermen 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4 ISABELLE JOY JONES — Drama 1, Business 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Solo Ensemble 1, Co-op 4, Junior Achievement 3, Statistician 3. JEFFERY A. JONES — Drama 3, Filmmaking 3, 4 — president. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — bouncer, Stage Band 1, 2. MARY ELIZABETH JONES — Business 3, Home Ec. 3, 4, Health Careers 1, 4, Co-op 4. DARLA KAYE JUDSON - Art 2, 3. 4, Cheer 2. TAMM1E EDWARDS KASHON - French 1, Drama 3 DEBBIE SUE KELSHIMER — French 1, Drama 1, OEA 4. SANDRA K. KENNETH — Spanish 2, 3 — treasure. Drama 1, Solo Ensemble 1, Newspaper 3, Band 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY D. KENNETT - Drama 1, Health Careers 1, Geneology 3, Cheer 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Solo Ensemble 1. DIANA LYNN KEOWN — French 1, 2 — secretary, Drama 1. 2, 3, 4, Business 3, 4, FCA 1, Cheer 1, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 4 — officer, captain, student director. Stage Band, Solo Sc Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 4, Thespain 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Play 1, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3 — vice-president, incorporate secretary, Honor Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. SALLY KING — Fre-ch 1, 2, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Filmmaking 3, Cheer 1, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Quill Sc Scroll 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Girls State 3, Summer Honors 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Play 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, Disc Jockey 3, 4, Travels Abroad 1, 2, Junior Achievement 2, Mascot 4, Girls Track 1, Volleyball Manager 4. TONY W. KLYAIC - Band 1, 2, 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. BRADLEY JOHN LATIONOVICH - Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4 — president. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD A. LINDSEY — Art 2, Guitar 3, 4, Cheer 2, Co-op 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL E. LUCAS — Chess 3, 4 — president. Cheer 3, Co-op 4 — vice-president. Tennis 3, 4 — co-captain. RHONDA LEE MACK — Drama 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Co-op 4, Junior Achievement 1, 2, 3. TONI MAJOR JAMI SUE MALONE — French 1, 2, Drama 3, Women's Athletic 3, 4, Physical Fitness Sc Grooming 1, Cheer 2, Quill Sc Scroll 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholastic Pin 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Candidate 2, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Student Advisory 2, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, — captain. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Goal Tender 3, 4, DEBRA J. MARIETTA — French 1, Drama 2, 3, FCA 1, 2, Art 1, Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill Sc Scroll 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholastic Pin 1, 2, 3, Who's Who in French 1, 2, Outstanding 1st year French Student, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Student Advisory 2, 3, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 2 — vice-president of productions. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Wrestling Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT J. MERRIFIELD — Chess 1, 2, 3, 4 — vice-president. Co-op 4. BOBBIE ANN MILAM — French 1, Literary 4, Drama 2, 3, Filmmaking 3, Physical Fitness Sc Grooming 1, Cheer 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholastic Pin 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls State 3 — alternate. Summer Honors 3, Co-op 4 — president, Junior Achievement 2, Host Hostess Corp 3, 4 — secretary. GINA DAWN McDANIELS — French 1, 2. 3, Choir 1, 2. 3, Co-op 4. BRIAN KEITH McLEISH — Spanish 1, Chess 2, 3 — vice-president, Lettermen 3, FCA 3, 4, Weight Lifting 4, Cheer 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Boys State 3, DAR 4, Dance Candidate 1, 2, Sweetheart King 1, Student Council 3, 4 — president. Student Advisory 4, Yearbook 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — captain, Basketball X, 2, 3, 4 — captain, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 1. JOHN MONTGOMERY - Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, Football Manager 3, 4. JAMES B. MUCIARELLI II - Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Filmmaking 2, Cheer 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — co-captain, 1st Sc 2nd leituent. Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Sc Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespain 2, 3, 4, Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Host Hostess Corp. 3, 4 — public relations officer. Golf 2, 3, 4. LORI ANN NICKLE — Spanish 1, 2, Drama 3, FCA 1, Geneology 3, Cheer 4, Band 1, 2, Solo Sc Ensemble 1, 2, Quill Sc Scroll 4, Yearbook 4, Junior Achievement 1, 2, Honor Band 2. MARY DARRYLENE OVERPECK - French 1, 2. FCA 1, 2, Art 3, 4 — sccretary treasure, Women's Athletic 2, 4 — secretary treasure, Geneology 3, Quill Sc Scroll 3, 4, Senior Class President, Student Advisory 4, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Goal Tender 4. DOYLE RAY PADISH - Chess 1, Weight Lifting 4, Cheer 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN DAVID PEARMAN — Chess 2, 3, Rod-n-Gun 3, Geneology 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4. BRADLY S. PEEBLES - Chess 3, Weight Lifting 4. Track 2, 4. PAULO ROBERTO BARBOSA PEREIRA - Spanish 4, Filmmaking 4. VALERIE PIERRET — Drama 4, Cheer 4. Track 4. POLLY ANN PORTER - French 1, FCA 1, FEA 3, 4 - treasure, president. Women's Athletic 2, 3, 4 — treasure, president. Band 1, 2, Solo Sc Ensemble 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Travle Abroad 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Goal Tender 4. KENNETH R. PRIMEAU Jr. — Art 2, 3, Weight Lifting 4, Cheer 2, 3� Swimming 1, 2, 3. LARRY R. PRITCHARD - Chess 3, Business 1, FCA 1, 2. 3, Art 1, 2, Weight Lifting 4, Cheer 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1. ROB PYLE — Motorcyclist 2, 3, Weight Lifting 4. Cheer 1, Band 1, 2, 3 — drum captain. Stage Band 1, Solo Sc Ensemble 1, 2, Track 1, Wrestling 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. JEFFREY W. RANDOLPH - Chess 1, 2. 3, Lettermen 4, Cheer 1, 2. 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 — co-captain. Intramurals 4. JEFF RAYL — Filmmaking 3, Motorcyclists 4, Weight Lifting 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. SUSAN REED — Literary 3, 4 — vice president, treasure. Business 1, OEA 4, Cheer 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4 — vice president, Statistician 3, Boys Tennis Manager 3. BRADLEY H. REPLOGLE — Filmmaking 3, Motorcyclist 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2. ROGER RICHARDSON - Chess 3, 4. RICARDO KENT RIGGS Jr. — Art 1, Filmmaking 2, Motorcyclist 3, 4, Basketball 1. ROBYN F. RIGGS — French 1, Drama 2, 3, Women's Athletic 3, 4, Cheer 1, 2, Basketball 1, Track 1, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Goal Tender 3. DOUGLAS WADE ROBERTSON — Literary 1, Drama 4 — president. Chess 3, Cheer 3, Thespian 3, 4, Quill Sc Scroll 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Boys State 3 — alternate. Newspaper 3, 4, Play 3, Host Hostess Corp. 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4 — co-captain. Statistician 4. SUSAN MARIE ROSKOVENSKY - French 1, 2, Drama 3, 4, Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Coquette 2, 3, 4 — captain. Solo Sc Ensemble 1, Thepian 4, National Honor Society 3. Play 3, 4, Travels Abroad 2. PAM RUSSELL — AV 1, 2, Art 1, 2, Women's Athletic 2, Choir 1, Co- p 4, Track 1, 2, Volleyball Manager 3. BARBRA ELLEN SANDERS - Home Ec. 4, Art 4. PAUL K. SAULTS - Chess 3. CHRISTINA S. SCIFRES — Drama 2, Business 3, FEA 3, 4 — treasure. Cheer 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, Drum Major 3, 4, Stage Band 3, Solo Sc Ensemble 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Host Hostess Corp. 3, 4. NANCY RILEY SEARING - Co-op 4. DAPHNE RENEE SESSION - Spanish 1. 2, Drama 3, Women's Athletic 3, 4, Girls State 3, Junior Achievement 1, asketball 1, 2, , 4, Track 1. FRANKIE A. SHANNON — Football 1, 3, 4 CRYSTAL LYNN SHEPARD - Home Ec. 2, 3 - president, Art 4, Cheer 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 1. BRET E. SI LOTTO ANDREW J. SMITH BRIAN E. SMITH — Filmmaking 3 — officer. Cheer 4, Co-op 4 — officer. Football 2, Track 2, 3, Swimming 3. GEORGE E. SMITH — Ecology 1, Filmmaking 3, Rod-n-Gun 4. Cheer 4, Co-op 4, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3. LORI ANN SMITH — French 1, Business 2, Home Ec. 4, Health Careers 4, Cheer 2, Junior Achievement 2. MICHELLE M. SMITH — Drama 3, Business 1, Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4, Coquette 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, Track 1, 3, 4. RONALD L. SMITH TED STEVENS - Art 1, 2. BRENT SUMMERVILLE - Motorcyclists 1, 2. 3, 4, Archery 4, Basketball 1, Track 1. LISA KAYE TAYLOR — Drama 4, FCA 2, Art 1, 2, 3 — officer. Cheer 1, 2, 3, 4 — officer. Class Officer 2, Play 4, Co-op 4, Junior Achievement 2, Volleyball 2, Wrestling Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. TIMOTHY RAY THOMAS - Dance Candidate 3, Wrestling 1. DANIEL A. TIERNEY — Drama 3, Chess 4, Guitar 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Track 4. ROSEMARY TIMMONS — Spanish 1, 2 — president. Literary 3 — president. Cheer 4, Coquette 3, 4 — captain. National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholastic Pin 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, Girls State 3, Summer Honors 2, Most Outstanding Spanish Student 1, 2, 3, Class Treasure 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3, Travels Abroad 3, Junior Achievement 2, 3, Track 1. ROXANNE MARIE TRESNER — OEA 4, Choir 2, Dance Candidate 3, Track 1, 2. DEBRA LYNN TROGLIO — French 1, 2, 3, Literary 3, 4, Geneology 4, Physical Fitness Sc Grooming 1, Cheer 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Sc Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4 — officer. Model United Nations 3, 4, National Model United Nations 3. DARLA KAY TROSPER — Drama 2, Business 1, Art 2, 3, Physical Fitness Sc Grooming 1, Cheer 1, 4, Coquette 3, 4, Junior Achievement 2. RICHARD A. VANDERGRIFF - Archery 4, Baseball 1, 2. MARK R. VERMILLION - AV 3, Art 4, Weight Lifting 4, Band 1. 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Junior Achievement 3, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Statistician 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2. JEFF VICARS — Drama 1, 2, Archery 4, Cheer 1, Quill Sc Scroll 4. Who's Who in American High School Students 3, Student Council 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3, 4 — Editor, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4 — president, vice-president of productions. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4. LARRY SCOTT WAGLE — Spanish 1, 4, Chess 2, Geneology 3, Junior Achievement 3, 4. DAN WAGNER ELIZABETH JOAN WALLACE — French 1, 2, Health Careers 2, FEA 2, 3, Geneology 3, Physical Fitness Sc Grooming 1, National Honor S xiety 3, 4, Scholastic Pin 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4. DON WALTERS — Spanish 1, Art 1, Genology 4. KATHY M. WHEELER - Literary 3, Home Ec. 4, Health Careers 4. Physical Fitness Sc Grooming 1, 2. CHUCK WILLIAMS ROBIN LYNN WRIGHT — Spanish 1, 2, Literary 3, 4 — secretary. Drama 2, Business 4 — historian. Physical Fitness Sc Grooming 1, Cheer 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — co-captain. Choir 2, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Sc Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4 — vice resident of personnel, corporate secretary. TEVEN JOSEPH YELICH - Filmmaking 3 - president, Rod-n-Gun 3, Archery 4, Cheer 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, Musical 3, Junior Achievement 3 — vice-president of production. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 — co-captain. Track 1, 2, , Swimming 3, 4. TONI MAJOR JAMI SUE MALONE DEBRA J. MARIETTA ROBERT J. MERRIFIELD BOBBIE ANN MILAM GINA DAWN McDaniels BRIAN KEITH McLEISH JOHN MONTOGOMERY JAMES B. MUCIARELLI LORI ANN NICKLE MARY DARRYLENE OVERPECK BRADLEY S. PEEBLES POLLY ANN PORTER LARRY R. PRITCHARD ROB PYLE JEFFREY W. RANDOLPH JEFF RAYL SUSAN REED BRADLEY H. REPOGLE ROGER E. RICHARDSON RICARDO KENT RIGGS ROBYN F. RIGGS DOUGLAS WADE ROBERTSON SUSAN MARIE ROSKOVENSKY BARBRA ELLEN SANDERS PAUL K. SAULTS CHRISTINA S. SCIFRES NANCY RILEY SEARING DAPHNE RENEE SESSION FRANKIE A. SHANNON CRYSTAL LYNN SHEPARD BRET E. SILOTTO BRIAN E. SMITH GEORGE E. SMITH LORI ANN SMITH MICHELLE M. SMITH RONALD L. SMITH TED STEVENS BRENT SUMMERVILLE LISA KAYE TAYLOR Breakin Free In 83!!! (right) Shelly Brown, Darrylene Overpeck, and Polly Porter are palin'' around in front of the camera, (bottom-left) Seniors like Doug Robertson are not easily forgotten, (right center) Teppi Green is not seen concentrating very often. Breakin Free in 83 seemed an appropriate theme for this class at S.V.H.S. From August 24, 1979, as incoming Freshmen, through May 22, 1983, as outgoing grads, they made themselves noticed in more ways than one: Never before had a class at S.V.H.S. paid the cost of having their senior portraits in color, this was the 1st class to complete, in full, the newer S.V. school system as it is, junior high through senior high, and certainly this class was not lacking in talent and diversifying skills. However, in spite of all this, 1983 seniors experienced many letdowns and heartaches. There remained feelings of regret as well as mixed emotions at the close of the year over many unhappy situations. We, the class of 1983, may not be the most remembered class to others, but to each other we will never be forgotten. Bonzo Smith is showing off his brute strength. 29 ANDY SMITH BRIAN SMITH TIM THOMAS ROSE TIMMONS ROXANNE TRESNER DEBBIE TROGLIO DARLA TROSPER MARK VERMILLION JEFF VICARS LARRY WAGGLE DAN WAGNER ELIZABETH JOAN WALLACE DONALD WALTERS KATHY WHEELER CHUCK WILLIAMS ROBIN WRIGHT Not Pictured Vince Brown, Lori Burke, Dennis Bynum, Tom Crafton, Tom Gilbert, Tim Gilman, James Hastings, Jeff Jones, Tammi Kashon, Bill Kelsheimer, Doyle Padish, John Pearman, Ken Primeaux, Pam Russell, Dan Tierney, Richie Vandergriff. STEVE YELICH ANGELA HOGGATT PAULO PEREIRA 30 (top left) Seniors show their wildcat support during Homecoming week on pajama day. (above) Brian Mcleish and Larry Pritchard discuss matters over the meatball marathon, (left) Barb Sanders is concentrating on her homework. Seniors Seniors Seniors Dave Asher Ted Auten Rich Baker Brenda Bales John Barnes Shawn Barron Deann Bennett Tammy Bino Bill Bishop Connie Blackford Staci Bonomo Liz Boyer Gretchen Bradley Starla Brown Kenny Campbell Bridgette Cardin Lisa Carginino Ron Carlson Diane Chambers Troy Conley Evinn Crane Jody Davern Ron Davis Randy Decker Tonnie DeFreitos Laura Delph Bill Dibble Julie Dick Brenda Domeika Mike Domeika Juniors Cindy Syvertsen and Tonni DeFreitos Punk Out . 32 Juniors Brian Donahue Lori Dowdy April Dowers Brian Edris Michelle Edwards Aimee Endicott Tom Endicott Christy English Annabelle Farrington Carla Farrington Doug Farrington Robin Fiscus Natalie Foltz Jeff Fossi Tammi Frazier Denise George Felicia Gibbons Rhonda Gibbons Tony Giovanini Jack Graham Dawn Grange Bobbi Granger Chuck Green Lorian Grimm Wendy Haase Bill Harper Larry Haun Bill Henry Matt Hesler Donna Hiett Scott Hixon Ralph Hoggatt Donna Holdaway Beth Hollingsworth Jim Hooper Chip Howard Anita Hughes Kim Hutson Kim Ingram Kim Jenkins Angie Jones Phil Jones 33 Juniors Mike Jones Joyce Kelley Bill Kelly Chuck Kingery Kris Kirkman Shawna Kispert Jan Komro Ralph Leonard Tammy Lindsey Greg Looney Laura Mack Jay Maloney Shawn Maloney Bryan Mancourt Curt Mankin Scott Martin Lisa Maudlin Mark McCarter Jamie Meadors Rhonda Milam Cathy Miller Jeri Mishler Joe Natalie Darren Nolan Lee Ann Padish Ken Palmer Angela Pearman Jim Pearman Mary Pearman Valerie Pierret Deanna Porter John Primeaux Bill Prouse Robin Pyle Janice Reed Deanna Reiber Lora Ritter Mark Riva Leslie Roberts Kris Robinson William Rodert Misty Roskovensky 34 Juniors Dawnetta Ross Jeff Rumple Brian Russell Shelley Russell Debbie Sanders Dean Saylor Willy Scott Tracy Silotto Joyce Smith Kelly Smith Missie Smith Ronda Smith Tony Smith Bonny Southard Cindy Stevens Thad Stewart Tim Sturm Bill Sweazey Kathy Swinford Cindy Syvertsen Michelle Taylor Scott Taylor Jeff Thompson Leon Trosper Sharia Vandeventer Norma Vandivier Jill Vitalie Steve Vitaniemi Jeri Vochalski Ron Volk 35 36 Cami Wadsworth Laura Wagner Tim Waldrop Chuck Watson Sean Webster Todd Webster Beth Whitaker Juniors Junior Lance Dodson takes a deep breath as he shows his stuff. Juniors Connie Blackford, Angie Jones, and Sharia Vandeventer take a break from their role a; stage managers. Juniors THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS OF 1983: (Front) Mrs. Kramer, Mr. Wright, (Back) Kris Kirkman, Tonnie DeFreitas, Jeri Mishler, and Tammi Frazier. Bryan Yates Scott Williams Tom Wilson Phil Wright Rose Wright Tracy Wright Bill Yates Not Pictured Joe Bruce Kenny Coleman Tony Coonce Charles Dill Lance Dodson Scott Goldner Kim Hills Tammy Jackson Lisa Mankin Chip Vorek 37 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 Bob Burris Brent Bush D.J. Butcher Paul Capps Lori Carnahan Mark Carey Kim Carroll Michele Chaney Lisa Clark Rodney Clark Wendy Cline Mike Clodfelter Debbie Cloud Lori Coleman Lora Cooper Sophomores 38 Sophomores Chuck Corado Janice Cottrell Robin Craft Kevin Craig Debbie Davis Becky Decker Cindi Donzero Adrian Drake Dan Dreher Lori Edwards Sheri Edwards Shellie Ellis Carla Farrington Doug Ferrari Diana Foltz Sharon Garver Toni Giacoletto Brett Gilman Jeff Graham Wendy Graham Debi Grange Cindy Greene John Griffin Kim Griffin Michele Griffin Richard Gummere Kim Hamm Troy Harden David Harness Kim Harris Tim Harrison Jim Hastings Annie Hawkins Rhys Helt Tonya Helt Kelly Hesler Kelly Hinton Sherri Hisle Donna Hoggatt Rick Hollingsworth Bill Hunt Vicki Hunt 39 Sophomores Pam Jackson Laura Jacso Robert Johnson Jennie Jones Kim Jones Mark Jones Valerie Jones Ken Julian Patricia Kelly Rich Kelsheimer Jim Kendrick Steve Keyes Colleen Kilday Teresa Klyaic Jeff Leister Lynda Leach Ron Leach Jodi Lee Lori Leverenz Debbie Lorance Pete Louden Marc Loveland Curt Lowry Fauniel Mack Mark Mack Rick Maden Jody Magee Dean Maloney Tony Mankin Doug Martin Danny Mattioda Kathy Maxwell Jeff Merrifield Missi Moore Mike Mullins Jeff McCauley Crystal McCollom Angie McConnell Louann McDaniels Jeff McDowell Lisa McIntyre Doug McMasters 40 Sophomores Tammy Naccaratto Kim Newman Angela Newton Leslie Overpeck Jon Pate Kim Peevler Candi Perry Lorri Perry Michelle Perry Jesse Pittman Carla Pogue Andrew Poletto Rhonda Polomski Kathy Quantana Jeff Rader Tina Randolph Kim Rayce Pat Rayl Mary Rice Troy Richardson Jayanne Rumple Tony Runyan Marc Sanders Troy Saylor Brent Scott Randy Scott Rocky Scott Kelly Shannon Rick Shell Marti Shepard 41 42 Rob Shepard Rayetta Shew Doug Short Jackie Smith Susie Smith Rudy Solomon Tim Spendal Tom Stevens Amber Sturgeon Shelley Sturm Jackie Taylor Chris Thomas Lori Thomas Vic Timmons Jamie Toppas Lisa Turner Greg Uselman Julie Uselman Malinda Uselman Ken Volk Jamie Wake Brian Wallace Tina Webster Frank West Sophomores Sophmores Pat Barron, Ann Antonini, and Vic Timmons are really enjoying library study. diamond BACK Sophomores Not Pictured Scott Bruce Yvonne Dailey Tim Gibbons Richard Hawley Sandra Jones Laurie Sweitzer Rich Webber The Sophomore Class Officers: (front) Mrs. York and Mr. Scheller; (sec- ond row) Kelly Hinton and Tonya Helt; (back) Kim Newman and Wendy Graham. Penny West Mark Wilks Donna Wilson Ginger Wimmer Dawn Wimsett Cindy Wright Melanie Yager Jeanette Yates Terri Yates Grant Young 43 David Albin Nelson Alexander Angie Amerman Todd Amerman Mark Andrews Sandy Baker Mike Ball Damon Beard Donnie Beard Larry Beard Gloria Bell Angela Bellegante Eddie Berry Steve Berry Debbie Bonomo Jody Bonomo Jake Boren Bill Britton John Brown Kim Brown Tom Brownfield John Buker Linda Burke Brad Burns Brenda Bush Rhonda Butcher Joe Byrd Leanne Carey Kurt Cargnino Kevin Carlson Freshmen 44 Freshmen Troy Carty Debbie Chaney Lynn City Dottie Clark Jerry Compton Jamie Cooke David Coonce Joseph Coonce John Davern Alan DeBord Chester Decker Deanne Dick Eric Dodd Beth Donahue Sheila Dyer Rachel Emory Tammy Endicott Lora Eslinger Debbie Eup John Evans Paul Falls Chris Farrington Rob Farrington Debbie Firestone Patsy Fitzgerald Troy Frazier David Gardner Toni Garver Brian George Toni Gibbons Tony Givens Tim Goldner Alice Green Jeff Griffen Pam Griffen Paula Griffen Deirdre Hamilton Kari Hawkins Ann Hawley Gary Hedges Beth Hiett Todd Hilbert 45 Freshmen Ben Hill Annie Hinesley Mike Hodson Tammy Hoggatt Melissa Holloway Andrea Holt John Hubbs Cindy Hughes Jeff Hurley Kelli Hutson Sherri Ingram Jackie James Cindy Jeffers Phil Jennings Larry Johnson Debbie Jones Norma Jones Julie Jones Kristina Kaufman Maronda Kelley Jim Kelsheimer Melissa Kelsheimer Krystal Kersey Kevin Kingery Ana Kite Kim Laney Crystal Lawson Malinda Lawson Ron Lehman Shawn Long Kristy Louden Jill Luce Tom Luft Dawn Mackey Brad Mansinne Joe Marietta Aleska Marshall Kevin Michael Steve Meyette Roxann Mediate Tony Medenwald Gene Martin Freshmen Bart Mooney Bill Morgan Bob Morgan Nelson Morris Tony Mullins Lori McCauley Butch McClam Jamie McCollom Roy McConnaughey Tina McCullough Mitch McDonald Aaron McElravy Kenny McMasters Rob Natalie Michele Newton Sarah Orman Dee Overpeck Brian Peebles Shane Peters Todd Persinger Curt Phelps Larry Porter Bill Ramsey Lori Randolph Mike Rayce Russell Richardson Melissa Ritter Tanya Roberts Jenny Rohr Dawn Runyan Freshmen Martin Russell Cheryl Sanders Tammy Shannon David Shearer Brad Sheperd Greg Shoemaker Shawna Silotto Chad Smith Chris Smith Stephanie Smith Mike Spell Nancy Stark Georgeann Stephenson Mark Stevens Jamie Stout Richard Stricula Chris Strobel Brent Sykes Tia Tasso Jamie Terwilliger Lisa Thomas Kim Thomas Margee Thomas Michelle Trkula Mike Tucker Lisa Upp 48 Freshmen Kim Wilson Vicki Wilson Danny Wright Kara Yates Teresa Young Tammy Uselman Robin Vandevender Vince Vandevender Libby Varvel Jennifer Vinyard Nick Virostko Kevin Vitaniemi Curt Wallace Jon Watts Dane Waugh Michell Wilds Bernie Williams Not Pictured: Patricia Asher Jeff Carty April Ewing Lisa Runyan Luther Stultz He's in trouble now! admits freshman Stephanie Smith as she reads the latest gossip. Staff THE 1983 SCHOOL BOARD: (Front) Mr. Larry Vandeventer, Mr. Mike Reed, Mr. Frank Pitchkites (President), Mr. Michael Carty, Mr. Charles Hendrix, (Back) Mr. Gary Marshall, Mr. Gerry Dick, Mr. John Fenoglio, and Mr. James Hannah. THE CUSTODIANS: (Front) Mrs. Norma Dunn, Mrs. Ruth Simp- son, Mr. Jim Gilbert, (Back) Mr. Max Cheek, Mr. Gerry Carlson, and Mr. Dan Tierney. Mr. Thomas Chambers Mrs. Cynthia Chrzastowski Mrs. Libbie Conner Miss Darla Davis Mrs. Marilyn Davis Miss DeAnn DeBoer Mr. Brent Anderson Mrs. Mary Ann Bloomer Mr. Ernest Boatman Mr. Robert Byrer Miss Elizabeth Dowdy Mrs. Carolyn Dowty Miss Marilyn Fisher Mr. J. Randy Frederick Ms. Elaine Gambaiani Mrs. Glenna Gibbs Mrs. Jane Harrison Mr. Jerry Hawkins Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins Mr. Gerald Hinzy Mr. Ernest Hisle Mr. Paul Holbert 50 Staff Mr. Terry Smith Assistant Principal Mr. Robert Waugh Principal THE COOKS: (Front) Mrs. Jo Ann Vallosia, Mrs. Bertha Butts, Mrs. Mary Sanquenetti, Mrs. Ginny Dugger, (Back) Mrs. Brenda Vicars, Mrs. Judy Raskovensky, Mrs. Aneta Lawson, and Mrs. Joyce Delph. Mrs. Linda Kelley Mrs. Sharon Koie Mrs. Sharon Kramer Mrs. Darlene Luce Mr. George Marsh Miss Christine Mason Mrs. Dale Orman Mrs. Mary Parco Mr. Steve Pasco Mrs. Angela Parmer Mrs. Mary Pilipovich Mr. David Reeve Mr. Stephen Scheller Mr. Don Shearer Mrs. Janet Shearer Mrs. Vera Shew Mr. Duane Swisher Mrs. Jan Thompson Mrs. Terrie Turchi Mr. Frank Waclawek Mrs. Nancy Watson Mr. Aubrey Williams Mr. Richard Woodason Mr. Mark Wright Mrs. Joyce York Mr. William Zwerner 51 mm, r',. - ‘ i t ■■•■'•-'■ •••- . V • • .V-- V'” ' V .- ■ - ■ •.•.■ ;V. : •• Judy Hoke [•JCC The Year Of The Cat . . . The 1983 newspaper staff was always there to pick up the scoop. Whether it be in the locker rooms, commons, or the teachers' lounge, roving reporters were a common sight at S.V. Editor for the Wildcat was Jeff Vicars, while junior editor was Dawn Grange. Advisor Marilyn Hawkins made herself available 100% to the staff as they put out the bi-weekly production of the newspaper. Page editors, Doug Robertson, Angie Jones, Connie Blackford, and Jeri Mishler, along with the reporters combined talents with the editors and advisor to make school news come alive to the student body. The summer of 1982 found yearbookies Judy Hoke, Debbi Marietta and Sharia Vandeventer at Hanover Yearbook Camp, busily preparing for the upcoming year at S.V.H.S. At camp the three won top awards in the category of layout design. The fall of 1982 found the entire Old Gold and Black staff of sixteen selling ads, taking pictures, writing copy, sponsoring dances, and selling books. Editor Judy Hoke and advisor Joyce York, along with eight section editors worked long and hard hours throughout the year. All of these things were necessary to make the 68th edition of Old Gold and Black unforgetable. (front) Darrylene Overpeck, Judy Hoke, Jami Malone, and Shelly Brown, (sec- ond) Mrs. York, Lory Nickle, Debbi Marietta, Sally King, Sharia Vande- venter, Teppi Green, and Tami Hesler. (back) Tonya Helt, Sheri Hisle, Cindy Stevens, John Fenoglio, Jody Magee, Bri- an Mcleish, and Laura Delph. And So Much More . . . (front) Mark Jones, Bret Gilman, Tom Eversole, and Scott Taylor, (second) Mrs. Hawkins, Paula Griffin, Kim Harris, Lori Dowdy, Jill Vitalie, Annie Hawkins, and Norma Vandivier, (third) Connie Blackford, Gretchen Bradley, Kim Hills, Jeri Mishler, Kris Kirkman, and John Buker. (fourth) Diana Keown, Carla Far- rington, Anabelle Farrington, Angie Jones, and Lori Thomas, (back) Amber Sturgeon, Donna Hiett, and Dawn Grange. Editor of the Wildcat Jeff Vicars and advisor Marilyn Hawkins work on the next issue, (right) Jeri Mishler, news editor, puts alot of time and energy in the newspaper's production. Paul Battman attempts to reassure his fiancee, Laura Caldwell. S.V.'s fall play, The Bride's Bouquet, was one of enlightening comedy but at the same time full of mystery and suspense. Under the watchful direction of Elaine Gambaiani and Marilyn Haw- kins, a unique production was created by both the performers and the crew. Six weeks of gruel- ing practice boiled down to two nights of an outstanding performance and feverish excite- ment. The cast consisted of five seniors as well as many returning thespians. Leads were Judy Hoke, Jan Komro, and Tim Sturm. Student direc- tor was junior Jeri Mishler. A closeness was de- veloped among cast and crew in bad times as well as good, and once again the South Vermillion Drama Club created a presentation never to be forgotten. The Technical Crew: Bart Mooney, Tony Becke, and Nelson Alexander. Cast: (front) Jan Komro, Tim Sturm, Sally King, Susan Roskovensky, Jamie Toppas, Gretchen Bradley, and Judy Hoke, (back) Ken Julien, Jim Muciarelli, Mark Jones, and Jim Baker, (not present) Directors: Marilyn Hawkins, and Elaine Gambaiani. 56 Bride's Bouquet (top left) Jeri Mishler, student director, puts many hours into this S.V. production, (left) Stage crew: Jeri Mishler, Kim Hills, (make-up C-man), Jill Vitalie, Sharia Vandeventer (stage manager), Lori Thomas, Norma Vandivier, Angie Jones (stage manager), Annie Hawkins, Connie Blackford (stage manager), Kim Harris, and Rob Shepard. 57 Jonathon Lancaster gleams in triumph as justice of the peace, Horace Wiggens, holds Joe to the floor. Bring Back Birdie, a sequel to the much acclaimed Bye Bye Birdie, was the 1983 spring musical. Director for the S.V. production was girl's track and choir director Ms. Fisher. Miss Nelson acted as assistant director. The cast was composed of sixty students who worked hard and attended practices faithfully to make Bring Back Birdie the success it was. Working right along side the cast was student director Mary Davis and assistant student director Diane Chambers. With such a large cast every crew member, actor, and technician knew his job was to perform well, and that they did. Everyone did his job and did it well, making March 24th and 25th 1983, nights to remember. 58 (above) Technicians: Brad Sheperd, Tony Becke, and Nelson Alexander (right) Student director — Mary Davis, and assistant Student Director — Diane Chambers Bring Back Birdie! Leads: John Primeaux, Kim Harris, Andy Poletto, Jan Komro, Chris Scifres, Jim Muciarelli, Deanna Reiber, and Brian Smith. Detective Mtolbe, played by Andy Poletto, presents one of his many roles to suit the purpose to Albert Peterson, played by Brian Smith, as two innocent bystanders look on. Crew: Mrs. Gibbs, Bart Mooney, Michelle Taylor, Kim Rayce, Miss Nelson, Miss Fisher, Mary Davis, and Diane Chambers 59 Senior drum majorette is Chris Scifres, and junior drum majorette is Cindy Stevens. Senior coquettes Darla Trosper and Rose Timmons store a lot of memories. 60 Cats With Style! The buzzer sounded, and suddenly it was halftime. But, entertainment was not far away. For the next ten minutes the S.V. Coquettes performed before the eager spectators and gladly displayed their talents. The 1983 Coquettes were a young drill team with only three returning seniors: Susan Roskovensky, Rose Timmons, and Darla Trosper. Rifles were Susan Roskovensky and Kim Harris. The girls attended camp during the summer, and under the direction of Miss Fisher, they continued into the school year performing on off the football field and the basketball court. 1983 Coquettes: (front): Kim Harris, Susan Roskovensky, Jan Komro, Liz Boyer, Lynda Leech, Wendy Graham, Rhonda Gibbons, and Janice Reed, (back): Toni DeFreitas, Robin Pyle, Rose Timmons, Darla Trosper, Chris Robertson, Debbie Cloud, Lisa Thomas, and Aimee Endicott. 61 Introducing The Marching Wildcats! If you're talking pride the 1983 Wildcat Band was something to be proud of. Its performances at football and basketball games was more than appreciated by the teams and the students. Besides playing at ballgames, the band also marched in parades, performed in musicals and concerts, and competed in contests. At the state band contest in Indianapolis the Marching Wildcats won a second division rating. At home the Band combined these talents with the coquettes to bring about a very enjoyable performance. Also senior drum majorette was Chris Scifres, while junior drum majorette was Cindy Stevens. Under the direction of Mrs. Glenna Gibbs, the 1983 band was very unforgetable. (Brass) (front): Rich Gummere, Deirdre Hamilton, Shelly Ellis, Brenda Bush, and Annabelle Farrington; (second): Mike Hodson, Tony Givens, Ted Auten, Chris Strobel, and Curt Lowry (back): Chuck Meyette, Kevin Craig, John Primeaux, Brent Bush, Jeff Jones, and Tim Sturm. (Brass) (front): Steve Meyette, Diana Chambers, Robin Wright, Kim Griffin, and Eric Dodd; (second): John Hubbs, Ben Hill, Andy Poletto, Tim Harrison, and Cathy Miller. (woodwinds) (front): Kristy Kaufman, Missy Moore, Kathy Swin- ford, Jennie Jones, and Tina Webster; (second): Chris Scifres, Tina McCullough, Rayetta Shew, Shawna Kispert, and Denise George. (woodwinds) (front): Mary Davis, Jillena Ellis, Cindy Jeffers, Diane Keown, and Kerri Hawkins; (second): Fauniel Mack, Lou Ann McDaniels, Lori Coleman, Tracy Silotto, Tia Tasso, and Robert Johnson; (back): Kim Hamm, Rhonda Smith, Tonya Roberts, Shawna Kispert, and Doug Short. 62 (top left) (percussions) (front): Aron Mcelravy, Rob Natalie, Jamie Toppas, Danny Wright, and Shane Peters; (second) Pat Barron, Rich Kelsheimer, Dawn Grange, Lyon Trosper, and Mark Casey. (left) (saxophones) (front:) Cindy Wright, Debbie Bonomo, Kelly Hinton, Jim Muciarelli, and Cindy Syvertson; (second) Vic Timmons, Cindy Stevens, Jackie James, Todd Hilbert, Brad Shepard, and Rob Shepard. (above) (Jazz Band) (front): Deanna Reiber; (second) Jamie Toppas, Lyon Trosper, Mark Carey, and Danny Wright; (third) Rayetta Shew, Steve Meyette, Tim Harrison, Cathy Miller, Robin Wright, and Cindy Wright; (fourth) Brad Shepard, Rhonda Gibbons, Jillena Ellis, Fauniel Mack, Kerri Hawkins, Kristy Kaufman, Cindy Syvertson, Jim Muciarelli, and Vic Thomas; (back) Chuck Meyette, Kevin Craig, Deirdre Hamilton, John Primeaux, Tony Givens, Chris Strobel, Mike Hodson, Annabelle Farrington, and Shelly Ellis. 63 Dance! Dance! Dance! (top right) Christmas Dance, 1982, creates a memory for this group. (right) Christmas Court: Brad Mansinne, Margee Thomas, Kim Harris, Jim Muciarelli, Rhonda Polomski, Ken Julian, Sarah Orman, and Brian Edris. (above) Tammy Frazier and Chip Howard seem to enjoy an old fashioned Christmas, (top center) Pat Mcleish and senior, Tami Hesler, decide to sit this one out. (right) Sheila Dyer and Debbie Bonomo offer their services gladly, (far right) King, Jim Muciarelli, and his escort, Kim Harris, charm the photographer. 64 I actually have a date; I have a new dress and a new pair of shoes, so please, please don't let the dance be snowed out again this year. This was lament of many girls as they awaited the 1982 Christ- mas Dance, but the members of the student council and all the students who had purchased tickets had their prayers answered when the snow did stay away and the dance was held as planned. At the dance, couples danced to the music of Jam Unlimited and elected Jim Muciarelli as the 1982 Christmas King. Brian Mcleish and Jami Malone were chosen class sweethearts when they were elected King and Queen of the Valentine's dance. They represented the class of 83. Somewhere Down the Road, Barry Manilow's classic, was the theme of the event and it was sponsored by the Newspaper staff, under the supervision of Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins. Somewhere Down the Road seemed an appropriate theme for 1983 sweethearts Brian Mcleish and Jami Malone. Sweetheart Court 1983: Seniors Brian Mcleish and Jami Malone, (back): Sophomores Lynda Leech and Doug McMasters, Juniors Connie Blackford and Bill Sweazy. Not Present: Freshman Margee Thomas and Brad Mansinne. This group of sweethearts are cuddling up in front of the camera. 65 You And I Forever 1983 Prom Court: (front) Rose Timmons, Crystal Dalton, Queen Darrylene Overpeck, Jami Malone, Shelly Brown, and Anita Bazzani (back) Brian Edris, Brad Sisson, Lance Dodson, Brian Mcleish, Alan Carty, and Buz Crane. 1983 Prom Queen is Darrylene Overpeck. Queen Darrylene Overpeck and her date Lance Dodson dance this one alone. The theme of the 1983 S.V. Prom was You and I . . . Forever. Prom CO-Chairman Kim Hills and Kris Kirkman and the Junior Class created a beautiful Junior-Senior Prom, quite unforgettable to all that attended. Also, Post Prom was enjoyed by many couples at Raquetball Club in Terre Haute during the wee hours of the morning. Overall, it proved a successful event and a highlight of that year — 1983! Tony Beke and his date move to the groove. These couples are enjoying a quiet moment during the 1983 S.V. Prom. 67 Students Are Awarded For Outstanding Performances!! 1983 National Honor Society Members: (front) Mark Burris, Polly Porter, Jami Malone, Shelly Brown, Sally King, Kella Conner, Mary Davis, Kim Edwards, Bobbie Milam, and Debbi Marietta, (back) Doug Robertson, John Fenoglio, Brian Mcleish, Brian Davis, Lori Hoke, Libby Wallace, Judy Hoke, Chris Scifres, and Rose Timmons. 1983 New Inductees: (front) Phil Wright, Rhonda Gibbons, Janice Reed, Kathy Swinford, Sharia Vandeventer, Kris Kirkman, Tonnie DeFreitas, Jill Vitalie, Jan Komro, Angie Jones, and Lori Dowdy, (back) Annabelle Farrington, Brian Mancourt, Jim Baker, Steve Vitaniemi, Tim Sturm, Misty Roskovensky, and Cindy Stevens. 68 Ranging from journalism and dramatics to academics and sports, S.V. never lacked for talent. These student efforts were recognized and awarded during special ceremonies throughout the year. There were ten new thespians inducted into the S.V. chapter of the International Thespian Society during 1983 for their outstanding participation in high school dramatics. Both the members and inductees enjoyed a dinner at Western Ribeye with advisors Marilyn Hawkins and Elaine Gambaiani. April 20, 1983 was the ceremony for Quill and Scroll. Of the new inductees the yearbook had five and the newspaper staff had six. The annual staff also retained five 1982 members of the Quill and Scroll Society. To be in this organization, you must be a junior or a senior and have acted as page editor for the newspaper or section editor for the yearbook staff, was held April 18, 1983. Students who are members of this organization hold a required, high grade point average and are active in their school extra-curricular activities. At the ceremony, speeches were made by valedictorians Mary Davis, Jami Malone, Debbi Marietta, Bobbie Milam, and Chris Scifres. (front) 1983 Quill and Scroll Members: Shelly Brown, Jami Malone, Mrs. Hawkins (advisor), John Fenoglio, and Judy Hoke, (back) 1983 new inductees: Debbi Marietta, Angie Jones, Lory Nickle, Sharia Vandeventer, Sally King, Jeff Vicars, Doug Robertson, Jeri Mishler, Connie Blackford, Cindy Stevens, and Dawn Grange. Not present — member Darrylene Overpeck. Valedictorians: Jami Malone, Debbi Marietta, Mary Davis, Bobbie Milam, and Chris Scifres. 1983 Thespians (front): Diane Keown, Judy Hoke, Sharia Vandeventer Sally King, Kim Harris, Tami Hesler, Nelson Alexander, Teppi Green, Jim Muciarelli, Doug Robertson, and Gretchen Bradley. (back) Deanna Reiber, Mary Davis, Jeri Mishler, Connie Blackford, Lori Thomas, Tim Sturm, Bart Mooney, Susan Roskovensky, and Jan Komro. m£VtV V CLUBS AND ACADEMICS Sally King Sharia Vandeventer WOMEN'S ATHLETICS: (Front row) Mrs. Cindy Chrystowski (sponsor), Polly Porter, Darrylene Overpeck. (Second row) Shelly Brown, Cindy Syvertsen, Jami Malone, Ann Antonini. (Third row) Cindy Stevens, Misty Roskovensky, Debbie Davis, Anna Belle Farrington, Missi Moore. (Back row) Daphne Session, Andrea Cottrell, Tammy Endicott, Sheila Dyer, Sarah Orman. JOGGING CLUB: (Front row) Larry Haun, Martin Russell, Greg Shoemaker, Russell Richardson, Mike Rayce, Scott Hixon, John Alabaugh, Troy Richardson, Ron Volk. (Back row) Julie Uselman, Phil Wright, Pete Louden, Mark Stephens, Janice Reed, Mike Mullens, Mr. Robert Byrer (sponsor). 72 Loyalty, Dedication, And Muscles CHEER CLUB: (Front row) Mrs. Terry Turchi (sponsor), Mrs. Libby Conner (sponsor). Far (front row) Judy Hoke (v- pres.), Lisa Taylor (treas.). Brad Latinovich (pres.). WEIGHTLIFTING: (Front row) Chester Decker, David Harness, Jeff Fossi, Terry Filchak, Brett Gilman, Doyle Padish, Darren Nolan, Tim Gilman, Brian Russell, Ron Davis. (Second row) Terry Eup, Chip Howard, Joe Beard, Jeff McCauley, Mark Vermillion. (Back row) Mr. Brent Anderson (sponsor), Phil Jennings, Dee Overpeck, Tom Endicott, Jamie Wake, Jim Hooper, Jeff Rayl, Troy Saylor, Ben Hill, Brian McLeish, Ken Primeaux, Bill Henry, Willie Scott, Doug Ferrari. ROD-N-GUN II: (Top to Bottom) Jody Bonomo, Joey Marietta, Paul Falls, Mike Domieka, Bob Morgan, Tom Brownfield, John Hubbs, Curt Wallace, Todd Hilbert, John Watts, Jeff Andrews, Chris Farrington, Dom Costello, Tom Gilbert, Mr. Steve Pasco (sponsor). OUTDOOR RECREATION: (Front row) Mr. Dwayne Swisher, (sponsor). Rocky Scott, Jeff Hurley, Greg Shoemaker, Debbie Cloud, Toni Giacoletto, Kelly Hinton (Tres.), Lisa Turner. (Back row) John Grif- fin, Jaimie Toppas, Jeff Dunn, Brian Davis, John Fenoglio (Pres.), Rick Baker (V-Pres.), Phil Wright. 74 Fun In The Wild I 4 BOWHUNTERS: (Standing) Bob Dust, Mark McCarter, Mr. Mark Wright (sponsor). Brad Hammersly, Tom Eversole, Brent Summerville, Rich Vandergriff, Steve Velich. ROD-N-GUN I: (Front row) Mr. Steve Pasco (sponsor), John Evans, Ron Carlson, Tom Stevens, Gene Martin, Cindy Jeffers, Norm Burns, Greg Shoemaker. (Back row) Chad Smith, Jake Boren, Marty Russell, Mike Rayce, Bill Ramsey, Rich Stricula, Larry Johnson, John Davern. I 75 FILMAKING II: (First row) Chuck Corado, Dennis Bynum, Craig Beatty. (Second row) Mark McCarter, Tony Giovanini, Jim Pearman, Tom Crafton. (Standing) Dave Cirey, Teppi Green, Mrs. Sharon Kramer (sponsor), Tami Hesler, Jeff Jones. FILMAKING I: (Front row) John Barnes, Paulo Pereira, Dean Maloney, Todd Persinger, Daivd Gardner, Rob Shepard, Michele Taylor, Jody Davern Chuck Watson, Chip Vorek. (Second row) Rich Kelsheimer, Rick Hollingsworth, Steve Mayette, Kim Jenkins, Shayne Peters, Kelly Hinton, Anita Hughes, Shelly Russell, Brad Shepard, Debbie Eup, David Shearer, Rob Natalie. (Third row) Richard Hawley, Tim Spendel, Tim Harrison, Doug Short, Angie McConnell, Lori Dowdy, Kelly Hesler, Chris Strobel, Tim Waldrop, Toni DeFreitas, Joe Natalie. (Back row) Steve Keyes, Rick Baker, Brian Edris, Ken Palmer, Jeff Thompson, Tammy Endicott, Lynn City. 76 Clubs With Culture DRAMA CLUB: (Front row) Miss Elaine Gambaiani (sponsor), Doug Robertson (Pres.), Judy Hoke (Sec.), Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins (sponsor). (Second row) Kristy Kaufman, Kari Hawkins, Jodi Lee, Rhonda Polomski, Linda Leach, Connie Blackford, Gretchen Bradley, Jill Vitalie, Jeri Mishler. (Third row) Sally King, Sharia Vandeventer, Tami Hesler, Teppi Green, Jim Muciarelli, Tammi Frazier, Jan Komro, Valerie Pierret, Lori Thomas, Kim Harris, Deanna Reiber. (Fourth row) Mary Davis, Diane Keown, Melanie Yeager, Marti Shepard, Kim Hills, Kris Kirkman, Nelson Alexander, Tony Becke, Tim Sturm, Ken Julian. (Back row) Dean Fltz, Bart Mooney. GENEOLOGY: (Front row) Nancy Stark, Cathy Maxwell, Lori Edwards, Lee Ann Padish, Crystal Lawson, Starla Brown, Bonnie Southard, Mary Pearman, Rob Shepard, Tom Wilson. (Back row) Jackie Thompson, Angela Pearman, Styve Vietanemi, Jody Davern, Brian Mancourt, Shawn Maloney, Jim Baker, Bill Kelley, Laura Mack, Debbie Troglio, Lisa Davies, Michelle Bridgewaters, John Barnes, Mrs. Linda Kelley (sponsor). Dean Maloney, Doug Short. 77 Mind Games DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS: (First row) Jesse Pittman, (Dungeon Master), Deanna Reiber, Bart Mooney (Dungeon Master), (Second row) John Primeaux, Todd Hilbert. (Third row) Tim Spendal, Chris Strobel, Mr. Robert Byrer (sponsor). Rich Kelshimer, Andy Poletto. CHESS CLUB: (Front row) Dawn Grange, Mr. Bill Zwerner (sponsor), Robert Merrifield, Mike Lucas. (Second row) Tom Crafton, Jack Graham, Robin Fiscus, Joyce Smith, Kris Robinson, Bill Kelley, Bryan Mancourt, William Rodert, Bill Dibble, Cindy Syvertsen, Cindy Stevens, Tom Wilson. (Back row) Roger Richardson, Dave Cirey, Jim Pearman, Jim Baker, Vince Brown, Ron Carlson, Chuck Kingery, Dan Tierney, Jeff Dunn, Steve Yelich, Brian Smith. Learning By Doing CO-OP: (Sitting) Michelle Bridgewaters, Rhonda Mack, Gina McDaniels, Tammy Barnes, Bobbie Milam, Kella Conner, Kim Edwards, Nancy Riley, Dana Dowell, Lisa Taylor, Crystal Dalton, Bobbie Beatty. (Standing) Gina Holdaway, Lisa Davies, Isabelle Jones, Mary Jones, Jenifer Gibson, Brenda Alabaugh, Brian Smith, Jim Everheart, Robert Merrifield, George Smith, Mike Lucas, Danny Wagner, Mr. Max Chambers (sponsor). HOME EC. CLUB: (Front row) Laura Wagner, Shawna Kispert, (Second row) Donna Holdaway, Lisa Goldner, Bonnie Southard, Mary Pearman. (Third row) Pam Griffin, Lisa Upp, Gina Holdaway, Rhonda Milam, Jillena Ellis, Sherri Haun, Kristina Evol. (Fourth row) Ginger Wimmer, Donna Chaney, Loriann Grimm, Lisa McIntyre, Kathy Wheeler, Mrs. Vera Shew (sponsor). (Back row) Mrs. Carolyn Dowty (sponsor), Lori Hollingsworth, Kim Ingram, Michelle Eowards, Denise George, Kim Newman, Lori Smith, Melissa Kelshimer, Mary Jones. 79 GUITAR CLUB: (Front row) J.D. Butcher. Rick Lindsey, Chris Thomas, Doug Martin, Pat Rayl. (Second row) Mr. Mark Wright (sponsor), Dan Tierney, Brian Donahue, Thad Stewart, Ken McMasters, Steve Berry. (Back row) Scott Taylor, Chip Vorek, Tom Eversole, Ken Coleman, Jack Graham. SPANISH CLUB: (Front row) Melanie Yeager (v-pres.), Lauri Jacso (pres.), Robin Fiscus (sec.), Rayetta Shew (treas.), (Second row) Fauniel Mack, Kristy Kaufman, Joe Coonce, Paul Capps, William Rodert, Teresa Klyaic, Jeannette Yates, Kim Rayce, Rich Gummere, Mrs. Vera Shew (sponsor). (Back row) David Givens, Russell Richardson, Vic Timmons, Pat Barron, Larry Wagle, Tammy Boatman, Kim Jones. 80 LIT CLUB: (Front row) Michelle Wilds, Beth Hiett, Laura Mack (treas.). Rose Timmons (pres.), Susan Reed (v-pres.), Robin Wright (sec.). Lory Nickle, Cheryl Sanders, Diedre Hamilton, Kim Wilson, (Second row) Alice Green, Robin Vandevender, Rich Gumiere, Norma Jones, Bobbi Milam, Kella Conner, Maronda Kelly, Kim Edwards, Debbi Sanders, Mrs. Linda Kelly (sponsor). (Third row) Debbie Troglio, Michelle Bridgewaters, Lisa Davies, Joe Coonce, Jeff Merrifield, Cathy Miller, Steve Vietanemi, Candy Perry, Coleen Kilday, Brian Wallace, Mark Carey, Ken Volk. ART CLUB: Officers in (Second row) Darrylene Overpeck (sec. treas.), Anita Bazzani (pres.). Crystal McCullough (v- pres.). (Sponsors) are Mrs. Cindy Chrzastowski, and Mrs. Andrea Palmer. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB: (Seated) Pam Griffin (sec.), Cathy Miller (pres.), Mila Crum (v-pres.). (Second row) Michelle Trkula, Kelly Hudson, Lori Burke, Cindy Greene, Linda Burke, Amber Sturgeon, Steve Meyette. (Back row) Cheryl Sanders, Kathy Wheeler, Mary Jones, Lori Smith, Miss Margarette Butts (sponsor), Kim Wilson, Ted Auten. FEA: (Front row) Staci Bonomo, Rose Wright, Anna Belle Farrington, Chris Scifres (treas.), Polly Porter (pres.). Shelly Brown (sec.), Mila Crum (v-pres.), Cindy Wright, Shelly Sturm. (Second row) Jamie Stout, Tina McCullough, Lisa Carginino, Laura Delph, Lori Hoke, Carla Farrington, Amber Sturgeon, Joyce Kelly, Angela Pearman, Kim Hamm. (Third row) Lora Ritter, Mrs. Mary Pilpovich (sponsor), Tammy Boatman, Rhonda Gibbons, Rayetta Shew, Missi Smith, Donetta Ross, Jackie Taylor, Mr. Jerry Hawkin (sponsor), Leslie Roberts. 82 Looking To The Future — Today!! BUSINESS CLUB: (Front row) Angela Newton, Candy Perry, Robin Wright (historian), Julie Coonce (treas.), Dena Cooper (sec.), Kim Hutson (v-pres.), Janet Hux (pres.), Brenda Bales, Mary Jones. (Second row) Mrs. Mary Parco (sponsor), Lori Carnahan, Lori Brainin, Kristina Evol, Sherri Haun, Dottie Clark, Deanna Porter. (Third row) Mrs. Jan Thompson (sponsor), Laura Delph, Dawn Wimsett, Coleen Kilday, Lou Ann McDaniels, Donna Chaney, Debby Chaney, Tammy Bino, Angela Belladonny. (Fourth row) Maronda Kelly, Carol Brown, Teresa Young, Kim Ingram, Connie Bradburn. OEA: (Front row) Janet Hux (v-pres.). Dawn Bausman (pres.), Debbie Schell (sec. treas.) (Back row) Roxanne Tresner, Susan Reed, Lori Brainin, Dena Cooper, Dennis Bynum, Connie Bradburn, Miss DeAnn DeBoer (sponsor), Angel Hoggatt, Terry Skelton, Debbie Kelsheimer, Julie Coonce. 83 Government And Grammar At SVHS From Freshmen to Seniors, almost everyone was busy studying verbs, nouns, and predicate nominatives during their English classes. Seniors, whether they were searching for the perfect subject for a character sketch or pushing through the final act of Shakespeare's Macbeth, were always busy preparing for next year's college English classes. Somehow, through all this work, they managed to have some fun in their last year of English class. The Juniors, without the mod system for the first this year, spent most of their time studying famous American authors from Jefferson to Thoreau to Poe. Mr. Hawkins and Mrs. Pilipovich helped the classes with a job skills course which had been offered as a mod in previous years. Juniors also spent time preparing for the dreaded SAT taken in May. Sophomores did their best to get through the stories of Ceasar and To Kill a Mockingbird. Speeches were given and work was done on grammar and composition. Freshmen began their South Vermillion career by reading The Outsiders and Flowers for Algernon. They also gave several speeches and perfected their grammar and spelling. Jan Komro, a Junior, makes a point dur- ing her speech. Seniors Libby Wallace and Judy Hoke work on research papers for Senior Comp. 85 Scientific Minds At Is that the Pectoralis Major or the Latissimus Dorsi? What is the square root of 17? These were common questions asked in the science and math classes of this year. From biology to physiology, students were kept busy dissecting all kinds of creatures, while botany students studied the different processes of photosynthesis and tried to get stubborn corn and bean seeds to grow. Horticulture students studied landscaping and planted several trees. In biology, beginning science students learn about the basics of biology and how to dissect animals. The next level of the biological sciences is zoology, where students learn all about creatures from the animal world and do several different dissections. In physiology, the students learn about the human body and the ten body systems. They do a cat dissection and learn all of the bones in the human skeleton. David Shearer actually enjoys putting his math problem on the board. Susan Roskovensky measures while lab partner Chuck Kingery looks on. 86 Still More Minds At Work . . . In chemistry and physical science, students learn about the earth and the elements that make it up. In Mr. Marsh's physics class, students combine both elements of math and science in studying movement and force. In the math department, teachers were kept busier than ever with many juniors now in the advanced math classes and freshmen in geometry. The advanced math classes squeezed in some calculus at the end of the year to prepare the seniors for college. A regular calculus class is scheduled next year for those students wishing to take another year of math. I wonder if this is right? thinks Mark Jones in geometry class. Senior students Valerie Pierret, Susan Rosko- vensky, and Lory Nickle seem to enjoy doing a crayfish dissection. 88 In chemistry, Brian Edris and Rose Timmons concentrate dur- ing class. Rocky Scott and horticulture teacher Mr. Bob Byrer plant trees by the baseball dia- mond. Anita Bazanni tries not to spill her chemicals during a lab. Classes For The Business ”.2 -I There are many interesting classes for the JL ▼ X.1.I I Uwvl business minded students at SVHS. From typing to the Intensive Office Lab, there is something for everyone. In beginning typing, students learn to type business letters and small reports while increasing their speed and decreasing their errors. In second year, students apply their talent to the business area. They also learn to increase their speed and accuracy. Shorthand is a good class for those who are interested in secretarial work, and those wanting to take more efficient notes when in college. General business and business math help teach the fundamentals of the business world. In data processing, students learn how to use business machines and learn how to make programs. This is a very important class for those who plan to take computer classes in college and go into that line of work. The intensive office lab allows students to work in a real office environment doing jobs and receiving valuable work experience. This is a very important class for those who are seriously interested in going into the business field. Kris Kirkman looks enthusi- astic during a speech in busi- ness English. The intensive office lab stu- dents gather for a group pic- ture. 90 Kim Ingram takes dictation through the shorthand headsets. Industrial Strength In basic woods classes, students begin by learning about different grains of wood and the various terms used in the class. Safety is stressed as they are taught to use the many kinds of equipment. As their abilities increase, students then make blue-print designs for different objects such as cabinets, bookshelves, and cradles. While in drafting class, students learn to make scaled drawings, make up blue-prints and plans for buildings, and learn to make highly detailed drawings. They also practice several types of printing and writing. During the home economics classes, both girls and guys discover the necessities of cooking and sewing in adult life. Those participating in foods classes learn how to make simple yet good tasting dishes while learning the facts about nutrition. In sewing, students are taught to make clothing as well as to coordinate colors to make new outfits out of existing ones. They learn about textures of fabrics and how to use sewing machines. Darren Nolan concentrates on his wood project. Senior Jim Hrovat enjoys the benefits of his labor in foods class. 92 This year SVHS's foreign language department sponsored foreign language week. During the week, the student's wore French and Spanish flags, dressed in traditional outfits, and the lunch menu was read in French and Spanish each day. Though French Club didn't sponsor a trip this year, the French classes did enjoy a trip to Indianapolis where they ate French food at the Magic Pan restaurant. The Spanish Club traveled to Spain during Spring Break. Mrs. Vera Shew, Spanish teacher, served as a chaperone along with several of the students' parents. A great time was enjoyed by all, as was evident by the smiles and souveniers that were brought home. South Vermillion hosted three foreign students this year from Columbia, Belgium, and Spain. They were introduced to new customs, new food, and new lifestyles. We also learned from them, and we will miss them when they return home. This year our art department continued to bring out some very artistic talent. Oil paintings, pottery, and abstract drawings were just a few samples of the students' work that were displayed. Several creative art students took the initiative to design and paint a mural on one wall in the art room. This project was completed in time for the Open House in the fall. Deanna Porter concentrates on her painting. Our three foreign exchange students pose for the camera. 94 Language And The Arts Together Again French II students enjoy doing commer- cials. Talented artist Christy English works on her painting. Debbie Cloud, Missi Moore, Ann Antonini prepare their French skit. i Wrap Up For Academics From General Math to Advanced Calculus, from the mass of the earth to the disection of a cat, South Vermillion High School Students obtained knowledge in more than fifteen areas of study. The academic curriculum here at S.V. proved not only beneficial to the student, but challenging to both the student and teacher as well. Efforts were made toward more interesting classes and educational studies and assignments. Jim Pearman is working on an out door assignment for Horticulture class. Jill Vitalie presents her speaking ability during her speech in English class. Honor Night: (front) Rick Riggs, Scott Grahm, Terry Filchak, Bob Dust, Brian Davis, Jim Muciarelli, Nelson Alexander, and Tim Thomas, (middle) Deanna Reiber, Lori Hoke, Tammy Blackford, Bobbie Milam, Anita Bazzani, Lory Nickle, Libby Wallace, Judy Hoke, Darrylene Overpeck, Susan Reed, Cindy Syvertson, Jami Malone, and Roxanne Tresner. (back) Jamie Toppas, John Primeaux, Brent Summerville, Robert Merrifield, Mark Burris, Kirk Ikerd, Polly Porter, Brad Hamersley, Jeff Vicars, Lisa Davies, Tonnie DeFreitas, John Fenoglio, Brian Mcleish, and Shelly Brown. Honor Night: (front) Doug Robertson, Paulo Pereira, Tom Crafton, Hiddo Martin; (middle) Jackie Anderson, Lori Brainin, Julie Coonce, Debbie Kelsheimer, Robin Wright, Sarah Orman, Teppi Green, Rose Timmons, Debbi Marietta, Mila Crum, Diane Keown, and Colleen Kilday. (back) Lauri Jasco, Margee Thomas, Kari Hawkins, Janet Hux, Kris Scifres, Tia Tasso, Sally King, Tami Hesler, Kella Conner, Sharia Vandeventer, Mary Davis, and Lori Thomas. 1983 Hoosier Girl's State Delegates: (front) Janice Reed, Lori Dowdy, and Jill Vitalie. Alternates: (back) Laura Mack, Sharia Vandeventer, and Dawn Grange. More Awards For More Talent Honor Night, May 11, 1983, held many awards for prestigous, hard-working students. Among them were outstanding boy and girl athletes. Brad Hamersley and Polly Porter, chosen by student council and class officers. Outstanding freshmen were Nelson Alexander and Sarah Orman. 1983 was the first year for the Pete Marietta scholarship to be given. That was awarded to Judy Hoke. Girl's State delegates for 1983 were Lori Dowdy, Jill Vitalie, and Janice Reed. Each girl had to give a speech before the ladies auxiliary of the American Legion. Boy's State Delegates were Tim Waldrop, Shawn Maloney, and Steve Vitaniemi. Both girls' and Boy's State spent a week respectively at I.S.U. studying Indiana Government, and enjoying many other activities. It was an experience unlike any other and an honor awarded to few. 1983 Hoosier Boy's State Delegrates: (front) Steve Vitaniemi, Tim Waldrop, and Shawn Maloney. Alternates: (back) Phil Wright, Brian Edris, and Tony Giovamm. Those Wildcats are Grrreat!! 1982-83 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: (Front) Annie Hawkins. (Back) Beth Whitaker, Connie Blackford, and Sherry Hisle. 1982-83 Freshmen Cheerleaders: (Front) Deann Dick. (Back) Jill Luce, Debbie Jones, and Jami Cooke. This year's cheerleading sponsors are Mrs. Turchi and Mrs. Conner. I Cheerleaders The cheerleaders and wrestlerettes worked hard all year long and they came up with some pretty unique improvements for the school. They created a hospitality room for the opposing teams cheerleaders. They served food and drinks for them to help get more acquainted with each other. Also to help spark enthusiasm for all the teams during sectionals, they baked cookies for each member of the different teams. They attended Vincennes University Cheerleading Camp for a week this year and came home with some new awards for South Vermillion High School. They supported the teams with a lot of enthusiasm and excitement for the Wildcats and they should all be congratulated for doing such a fine job. 1982-83 Varsity Cheerleaders: (Front) Debbi Marietta, Jill Vitalie. (Back) Kris Kirkman, Lori Dowdy, Angie Jones, and Michelle Smith. 1982-83 Wrestlerettes: (Front) Brenda Domeika. (Back) Donna Hiett Russell, Tammi Frazier Howard, and Jamie Meadors. Football Having a strong season, the 1982-83 Varsity Football Team did an excellent job out on the field. Coach Brent Anderson and the guys represented the school well throughout the entire year with their precise skills and fierce determination to win. The highlight of the season for the Cats was their Homecoming victory over Fountain Central. To top off the celebrations, the Cats showed a terrific performance by destroying their opponents 28-6. The guys closed out their season with a 6-3 record. Special awards were presented at the end of the season to Brian McLeish, Outstanding Defensive Back; Jeff Vicars, Outstanding Offensive Lineman; Jim Hrovat, Outstanding Defensive Lineman; Tim Gilman, Most Tackles; and Tim Waldrop, Most Yards Gained. Winning state honors, Larry Pritchard was named to the All- State Honorable Mention Team. 1982-83 Varsity Football Team: (Front) John Fenoglio, Tim Gilman, Larry Pritchard, Doyle Padish, Brian McLeish, Brad Latinovich, Jeff Vicars. (Second) Manager Kella Conner, Frank Shannon, Dom Costello, Phil Jones, Terry Eup, Jim Hrovat, Kirk Ikerd, Manager John Mont- gomery. (Third) Rob Shepard, Bill Kelley, Jeff Fossi, Brett Gilman, Darren Nolan, Pat Rayl, Tim Waldrop, Chuck Watson. (Back) Doug Ferrari, Jeff McCauley, Tom Endicott, Grug Usleman, Jack Bernard, Jim Hooper, and Dave Harness. SV vs. N. Vermillion W SV vs. Brazil L SV vs. Covington L SV vs. Greencastle W SV vs. Sullivan W SV vs. Fountin Central W SV vs. West Vigo W SV vs. Rockville W SV vs. Danville L 104 In celebration of a Wildcat touchdown. Seniors Brian McLeish and Brad Latinovich exchange the high-five. Three Wildcat players take a break from the action to discuss their strategies. Tim Waldrop breaks free from the pack as he rushes for long yardage. Teamwork is the name of the game on this tackle as Kirk Ikerd and Jim Hooper bring their opponent to the ground. 10 I Ue Wildcats team up foi a strong tackle. Senio I any Pritchard along with others make a hole for senior Tim Gilman. Sfftiior, •; latsajtoxijdh so� c;-v ?« il to Sad Setwc ®fci� a iVfctL«s os ss ome off hm mmzy Wfissss iil to ;;Sr- «ai 4Bmz Frosh Football The freshman team is a young team but they were equipped with a lot of talent this year. They started the season out with a close loss to Brazil which put them under a lot of pressure but they didn't let that dampen their spirits. They stuck to the game and worked out their problems and ended up with a successful season record of 4-3. Coach Tim Terry did an excellent job in shaping the boys up for their future years in junior varsity or varsity action. As well the boys did in their first year of playing football at South Vermillion, the coaches are lookin forward to using them on their teams for the next three years. Th boys did a really outstanding job and they should all be recognized for putting so much effort into th- games. 19S2 Freshman Football Team: (Fron: joe Byrd. Troy Frazier Alan Debord Todd Pern inger Nikki Virostko, Mike Tucker, Dee Overpeck, Shawn Long;, Kurt Carginino, Tim Goldner, Donnie Beard, Mike Spell. (Back; Head Coach Tim Terry, Jim Kei heimer, Ron Lehmar, Brian George. David Coonce. joe}- Marietta. Jeff Griffin. Phii Jennings, Ben HiL. David Shearer Kevin Kir.gery, Chad Sm , Kevin ;etnam;n;. and Assistant Coach Ron Staffer SV vs. Brazil L SV vs. Honey Creek L SV vs. Covington L SV vs. Graencastte w SV vs. Paris W SV -vs. West Vigo w SV vs. Brazil w Golf C.C. The 1983 Cross Country season was a year full of victories for our Wildcat runners. The guys ran hard and with good team effort racked 10 wins to only 5 losses. They accomplished many tasks throughout the season, but the biggest victory was capturing first in the Invitational at Van Buren. Coach Robert Byer and the guys should be congratulated for a job well done. The golf team remained successful for yet another year, but this time with an impressive record of 17-4. Coach Randy Frederick worked hard with the team on their golfing technique and it certainly showed. Award winners were, Most Valuable Golfer, Jeff Dunn; Most Valuable Member, Jim Muciarelli; and Putting Average Award, Tony Becke. You did a great job this year guys; keep up the good work. 1982-83 Golf Team: (Front) Tony Becke, Nelson Alexander, Jim Muciarelli, John Griffin. (Back) Jeff Leister, Mark Jones, Mark Wilks, Jeff Dunn, and Pete Louden. Golf CROSS COUNTRY SV vs. Brazil w SV vs. SouthMont w SV vs. Paris L SV vs. Turkey Run W SV vs. T.H North L SV vs. Staunton W SV vs. West Vigo L SV vs. Seeger W SV vs. Paris W SV vs. Rockville W SV vs. Ft. Central w SV vs. Sullivan W SV vs. N. Putman w SV vs. Rosedale W SV vs. Van Buren w SV vs. West Vigo L SV vs. Rockville w SV vs. Paris L SV vs. Turkey Run w SV vs. Montezuma W SV vs. N. Vermillion w SV vs. N. Vermillion W SV vs. Covington L SV vs. Covington L SV vs. Attica W SV vs. T.H. South L SV vs. Sullivan W SV vs. Paris W SV vs. Turkey Run W SV vs. West Vigo w SV vs. Ft. Central w SV vs. Seeger w 108 Senior Brian Davis decides that the iVi Mile Run isn't so bad after all. 1982-83 Cross Country Team: (Front) Tom Eversole, Brian Davis, Mark Vermillion. (Middle) Coach Robert Byer, Sean Webster, Tom Brownfield, Jeff Thompson, Andy Poletto. (Back) Brent Sykes, Tom Stevens, and Pat Barron. Senior Jim Muciarelli, getting ready to tee Senior Tony Becke aims for the last hole of the game as teammate, senior Jeff Dunn, stands by to help out. Sophomore Ann Antonini performs the first step to the bump, set, spike combination. 1982-83 Junior Varsity Volleyball Team: (Front) Sara Orman, Missi Moore, Sheila Dyer, Sharon Garver. (Back) Coach Cindy Chrzastowski, Libby Varvel, Georgeann Stephenson, Lon Perry, and Melissa Ritter. The seniors accept the Sectional trophy from Senior Robyn Riggs smashes the ball over Mr. Shearer with much excitement. the net for another Kill! no Volleyball Winning the Sectionals was the biggest excitement for the Volleyball team this year even though they had many other highlights this season. They tied for first for the WRC title, defeated teams that have never before been beaten by the Lady Wildcats and they had eight consecutive wins. They ended their season with an outstanding record of 18 wins and 4 losses. The team and Coach Cindy Chrzastowski concentrated hard on the bump, set, spike technique which helped to bring them out of some very tough predicaments. The team will be losing five seniors this year, but Coach Chrzastowski looks forward to having another tough team and another successful season. The award winners were: Most Valuable Player, Shelly Brown; Spiking Award, Robyn Riggs; and Mental Attitude Award, Debbie Davis. Congratulations Cats! You done good! 1982-83 Varsity Volleyball Team: (Front) Manager Sharia Vandeventer, Kim Jenkins, Debbie Davis, Manager Sally King. (Back) Coach Cindy Chrzastowski, Jami Malone, Andrea Cottrell, Ann Antonini, Shelly Brown, and Polly Porter. SV vs. Fountain Central W SV vs. Staunton W SV vs. Rockville w SV vs. Brazil L SV vs. West Vigo W SV vs. Montezuma W SV vs. Covington w SV vs. Southmont w SV vs. Rosedale w SV vs. N. Vermillion w SV vs. North Central w SV vs. Seeger w SV vs. Van Buren w SV vs. Turkey Run L SV vs. Sullivan W SV vs. Attica W Basketball In the early season, the 1982-83 Varsity Basketball Team looked hopeful as they lost their first few games by only slim margins. Then the Cats suffered a major setback as they lost several more experienced players. The younger guys were moved up in an attempt to fill their shoes, which was a difficult task. The guys had a rough year as they finished with a 3-18 record, but they deserve a lot of credit for playing their hearts out the entire season. Senior Brad Hamersley was selected as one of ten players who represented Indiana in the Tournament of Champions. He also received the following awards: ‘Best Offensive Player, Free Throw, Most Valuable, and the Bob Burton Award. Rhys Helt won the 150% Award. 1982-83 Varsity Basketball Team: Manager Tom Brownfield, Rhys Helt, Jim Kendrick, Adrian Drake, Brian Edris, Brad Hamersley, Tom Luft, Brent Bush, Ben Hill, Dane Waugh, Manager Dennis Bynum, and Coach Ernie Hisle. SV vs. N. Vermillion L SV vs. Rockville L SV vs. West Vigo L SV vs. Greencastle L SV vs. Fountain Central L SV vs. Paris L SV vs. Staunton W SV vs. Southmont L SV vs. Montezuma W SV vs. Brazil L SV vs. Seeger L SV vs. Turkey Run W SV vs. North Central L SV vs. Rosedale L SV vs. Montezuma L SV vs. Covington L SV vs. Sullivan L SV vs. Attica L 112 The Wildcats' leading scorer. Brad Hamersley displays his excellent shooting form during the Rosedale game. 1982-83 Freshman Basketball Team: Manager Dennis Bynum, Brent Sykes, Phil Jennings, John Hubbs, Alan DeBord, Kenny McMasters, Tom Luft, Ben Hill, Kurt Carginino, John Buker, David Shearer, Brian George, Chris Farrington, and Coach Neal McVey. 1982-83 Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Manager Dennis Bynum, Ken Julian, Phil Jennings, Curt Lowry, Alan DeBord, Kenny McMasters, Tom Luft, Ben Hill, Kurt Carginino, John Buker, Dave Shearer, and Coach Randy Frederick. Flying through the air, sophomore Rhys Helt is determined to increase the Wildcats' score by two points. All alone for an easy lay-up, Cindy Stevens chalks up two points for the Lady Cats. 1982-83 Junior Varsity Basketball Team: (Front) Manager Diane Chambers JoJo Foltz, Lon Perry Sheila Dyer. (Second) Shellie Ellis, Melissa Ritter, Sara Orman, Tina McCullough, Tia Tasso. (Back) Coach Marilyn Fisher, Carla Farrington, Brenda Bush, Debbie Bonomo, Anna Belle Farrington, and Deanna Reiber. Senior Jami Malone attempts to recover the loose ball during the Rosedale game. Senior Polly Porter blocks out her opponent in anticipation of the rebound. 114 Basketball The 1982-83 Lady Wildcats really got the ball rolling when they defeated Sullivan, the fourth ranked team in the state, in their season opener. Sparked by this exciting win. Coach Tim Terry and his team's success continued throughout their entire season. The Lady Cats set a new team record as they compiled seven consecutive wins. They also tied for first place in the WRC with a 7-1 record. The girls were defeated in sectional play by Turkey Run, who the Cats had beaten during the regular season. The Lady Cats finished the season with an impressive 14-5 overall record. This year's award winners were Daphne Session, Most Rebounds; Jami Malone, Most Points; and Polly Porter, Most Valuable. Lady Cats you're looking good! 1982-83 Varsity Basketball Team: (Front) Manager Diane Chambers, Misty Roskovensky, Lisa Mankin, Tammy Endicott, Cindy Stevens. (Back) Coach Tim Terry, Daphne Session, Polly Porter, Shelly Brown, and Jami Malone. SV vs. Sullivan W SV vs. Fountain Central W SV vs. Covington L SV vs. West Vigo L SV vs. Paris W SV vs. Seeger W SV vs. Attica W SV vs. T.H. North L SV vs. Rosedale W SV vs. Van Buren w SV vs. Montezuma w SV vs. N. Vermillion w SV vs. Rockville w SV vs. Turkey Run w SV vs. Brazil w SV vs. Southmont w 116 Swimming The 1982-83 Girls Swim Team put a lot of effort into their practices and meets. However, their 3-6 record doesn't portray the amount of talent contained on the team. Coach Duane Swisher and the girls should be complimented for their fine performances throughout the season. This year awards were presented to Libby Wallace, Mental Attitude; Debbie Cloud, Most Improved; and Lynn City, Most Valuable. The 1982-83 Boys Swim Team had a rough season in the waves. The guys worked hard in both practices and meets throughout the entire season, but only managed to compile a 1-7 record. Much credit should be given to Coach Swisher and the team for their determination and never ending enthusiasm. Only one award was given this, and it was presented to Dean Foltz, Most Points and Best Mental Attitude. 1982-83 Boys Swim Team: (Front) Bcrnie Williams, Rob Natalie, John Primeaux, Chad Smith. (Back) Doug Robertson, Coach Duane Swisher, Dean Foltz, Steve Yelich, Tom Eversole, and Steve Meyette. Girl's Swimming Boy's Swimming SV vs. T.H. South L SV vs. Southmont L SV vs. West Vigo W SV vs. Seeger L SV vs. Southmont L SV vs. Fountain Central L SV vs. Fountain Central L SV vs. T.H. North L SV vs. Seeger W SV vs. West Vigo L SV vs. Fountain Central L SV vs. Fountain Central W SV vs. Attica L SV vs. Attica L SV vs. Greencastle L SV vs. T.H. South L SV vs. West Vigo W Getting ready to take the plunge is senior Doug Robertson. 1982-83 Girls Swim Team: (Front) Natalie Foltz, Libby Wallace, Rhonda Smith. (Second) Head Coach Duane Swisher, Assistant Coach DeeAnn DeBoer, Staci Bonomo, Beth Whitaker. (Third) Debbie Cloud, Kelly Hinton. (Back) Robin Pyle, Lynn City, Margie Thomas, Rayetta Shew, and Toni Giacoletto. Coach Duane Swisher congratulates Debbie Cloud for her hard earned, first place finish. Senior Steve Carty prevents his opponent from getting an escape. I dare you to make the first move ' exclaims senior Jeff Vicars. Senior Jeff Rayl mounting up for second period action. Still another wrestler falls prey to junior Tim Ooch Waldrop's famous roni move. 118 Wrestling Hard work and dedication is what helped the wrestlers obtain their season record of 8-2. The boys and Coach Tom Solomon put a lot of time and effort into improving their wrestling moves and it really showed. Although wrestling is mostly an individual sport, they accomplished many things as a team. They captured the Sectional title, placed second in the WRC, and third in the S.V.H.S. Invitational. Four wrestlers won the Sectionals. Those four consist of Brian Davis, Bill Kelley, Tim Waldrop, and Darren Nolan. Tim and Darren both advanced to Semi-State where they both placed fourth. The award winners were: Most Valuable Wrestler, Tim Waldrop; Most Pins, Tim Waldrop; and Most Improved, Bill Kelley. The wrestlers all did a great job and are looking forward to doing even better next season. 1982-83 Wrestling Team: (Front) Manager Lisa Taylor, Wrestlerettes Tammi Frazier, and Jamie Meadors, Manager Debbi Marietta. (Middle) Steve Carty, Jeff Carty, Mike Ball, Tom Brownfield, Tony Mullins, Mike Rayce, Chuck Corado, Bill Henry, Roy McConohey, Bill Kelley, Brian Davis, Pat Barron. (Back) Head Coach Tom Solomon, Darren Nolan, Tim Waldrop, Jeff Vicars, Terry Eup, David Harness, Pat Rayl, Mike Mullins, Jeff Rayl, Jim Hooper, and Assistant Coach Dave Reeves. SV vs. West Vigo W SV vs. Paris W SV vs. Fountain Central W SV vs. Sullivan L SV vs. T.H. North L SV vs. Rockville W SV vs. Seeger W SV vs. Covington W SV vs. Turkey Run W SV vs. North Putnam W Boys Tennis Despite the fact of having a very small team. Coach Frank Waclawek and his seven team members turned out a pretty decent season record of 7-4. The number one doubles team which consisted of Doug Robertson and Mike Lucas, captured first place in the Sullivan Invitational and maintained an undefeated record for the season. This helped them to gain the Most Valuable Doubles Award. Doug also received the Mental Attitude Award. Jeff Randolph played number one singles for the Cats and was named the Most Valuable Singles player. This was Coach Waclawek's first year in coaching the Cats. He helped the boys to perfect their tennis strokes and it really showed. The boys displayed much talent and sportsmanship throughout the whole season and should be commended for doing such a great job this year. 1982-83 Boys Tennis Team: (Front) Mike Lucas, Doug Robertson, David Albin. (Back) Chris Stroble, Ken Julien, Jeff Randolph, and Coach Frank Waclawek. SV vs. Southmont L SV vs. Rockville W SV vs. Seeger W SV vs. Turkey Run W SV vs. West Vigo L SV vs. Fountain Central L SV vs. Sullivan W SV vs. West Vigo L SV vs. Covington W SV vs. Attica W 120 Senior Jeff Randolph backs up to save a long lob. The All-Conference members: (Front) Jeff Randolph. (Back) Mike Lucas and Doug Robertson. Senior Doug Robertson is ready for some net Senior Mike Lucas replies, Are you play. kidding? That was out by a mile! Sophomore Tonya Helt stretches to contact the ball as her partner. Senior Andrea Cottrell, backs her up. Senior Shelly Brown concentrates on her serving technique. Senior Jami Malone utilizes her smooth backhand stroke on her opponent. 122 Tennis The 1982-83 tennis team did not have an undefeated season again this year but they closed the season with a 9-1 season record, which is the next best thing. The team was very strong and determined which aided in such a successful season. They once again captured the WRC title and three girls made the All- Conference Team. Those three consist of Ann Antonini in singles and Beth Whitaker and Shelly Brown in doubles. The girls made it to the third round in sectionals where they were defeated by Terre Haute South in a very close match. Award winners were, Most Valuable Player, Ann Antonini; Most Improved, Shelly Brown, and Mental Attitude, Debbie Davis. Coach Elaine Gambiani is once again looking forward to having another talented team along with another successful season next year. 1982-83 Tennis Team: (Front) Jami Malone, Deeanne Dick, Julie Dick, Lisa Cargnino. Shelly Brown. (Back) Ann Antonini, Debbie Davis, Rhonda Smith, Tonya Helt, Andrea Cottrell, and Beth Whitaker. SV vs. Rosedale W SV vs. Southmont W SV vs. Montezuma W SV vs. Seeger W SV vs. Brazil W SV vs. F. Central W SV vs. West Vigo W SV vs. Attica w SV vs. Rockville W SV vs. T. H. North L Track Making their mark at SV, was the 1982-83 Girls Track Team. Not only did they have a very successful season with a 10-5 record, but they also managed to break several school records. Coach Marilyn Fisher and the girls practiced very hard through all kinds of weather and should be congratulated for their excellent accomplishments. Special awards were given to Cindy Stevens, Most Valuable Runner; Polly Porter, Most Valuable Field Event Person; and Libby Wallace, Best Mental Attitude. Having a tough year setting the pace, the 1982-83 Boys Track Team compiled only two wins. The Cats trained hard all season and improved their skills. Coach Robert Byer and the team should be proud of their efforts. Award winners were Chip Howard, Most Valuable; Mike Domeika, Mental Attitude; Marty Russell, Most Improved; and Mark Vermillion, Fleet Feet. 1982-83 Girls Track Team: (Front) Toni Giacoletto, Cindy Stevens, Cindy Syvertsen, Lisa Upp, Sharon Garver, Angie Amerman, Manager Diane Chambers, Manager Valerie Pierrot. (Back) Coach Marilyn Fisher, Polly Porter, Libby Wallace, Lynn City, Kim Jones, Shelly Sturm, Jackie James, Sherri Ingram, and Manager Diane Keown. Boys Track SV vs. Covington L SV vs. Ft. Central L SV vs. Staunton L SV vs. Van Buren W SV vs. Brazil L SV vs. Rosedale W SV vs. Rockville L SV vs. Southmont L SV vs. West Vigo L SV vs. Seeger L SV vs. N. Central L SV vs. N. Vermillion L Girls Track SV vs. Covington W SV vs. Ft. Central W SV vs. Staunton W SV vs. Van Buren W SV vs. Montezuma W SV vs. Brazil L SV vs. Rockville L SV vs. Turkey Run W SV vs. SouthMont L SV vs. West Vio-n L SV vs. Seeger W SV vs. N. Central W SV vs. N. Vermillion L 124 Displaying her discus throwing technique which enabled her to set a new school record is senior Polly Porter. 1982-83 Boys Track Team: (Front) Chad Smith, Chuck Kingery, Sean Webster, Mark Vermillion, Marty Russell, Coach Robert Byer, Darren Nolan. (Back) Assistant Coach Rich Woodason, Brent Bush, Jeff Griffin, Chip Howard, Jim Hooper, Mike Domeika, Jeff Vicars, Tom Stevens, and Manager Connie Bradburn. Senior Mark Vermillion hangs on to the lead in the two mile run. Gliding over the hurdles, Toni Giacoletto makes it look simple. 125 Senior John Fenoglio takes careful aim as he throws the ball to first base. 1982-83 Junior Varsity Baseball Team: (Front) Manager Bill Henry, Andy Poletto, Dave Albin, Mike Ball, Kevin Vitaniemi, Randy Scott, Bob Johnson, Manager Jhn Primeaux. (Back) David Shearer, Rhys Helt, Brent Scott, Curt Mankin, Brett Gilman, Danny Mattioda, Ben Hill, and Coach Tom Solomon. 126 Showing his flexibility, Senior Terry Eup stretches out to make the catch at first base. Larry Pritchard eagerly awaits his cue. SV vs. Paris W SV vs. Staunton W SV vs. West Vigo L SV vs. Ft. Central W SV vs. Greencastle L SV vs. Turkey Tun L SV vs. Marshall W W SV vs. N. Vermillion L SV vs. Attica L SV vs. Montezuma W SV vs. T.H. North L SV vs. T.H. South L SV vs. Southmont L L SV vs. Seeger W SV vs. Sullivan L SV vs. North Putnam W SV vs. Rockville W SV vs. Rosedale SV vs. Brazil L SV vs. Covington L SV vs. Van Buren W SV vs. Rosedale L Baseball The inexperienced 1982-83 Baseball Team struggled hard all season to gain a successful record. Coach Tim Terry and the guys deserve much credit for their tremendous efforts throughout the entire season. They worked hard during both their practices and games. The team contained a lot of talent and enthusiasm and provided their fans with some exciting baseball games. Although the team will lose several players to graduation, they are looking forward to a good season next year. The Junior Varsity Baseball Team also showed much talent this year. They ended their season with a 6-5 record. Coach Tom Solomon and the team worked very hard all spring and will be a great asset to next year's team. Keep up the good work guys! 1982-83 Varsity Baseball Team: (Front) Brad Burns, Tim Waldrop, Brian McLeish, Tom Ever- sole, John Fenoglio, Phil Wright. (Back) Coach Tim Terry, Doug Ferrari, Terry Eup, Larry Pritchard, Brad Latinovich, Lance Dodson, Phil Jones, and Manager Chris Strobel. 127 Sports Wrap-Up As a whole, the 1982-83 athletic teams performed very well. The school won two sectional titles. One was in volleyball and the other came from the wrestlers. Two SV wrestlers even won regional titles. They were Darren Nolan and Tim Waldrop. The Wildcats also did very well in the WRC conference. Although it was only the second year for SV in this conference, many of the teams ranked very high. Everyone should be proud of the dedication of our school's athletes and should congratulate the teams for their fine performances this year. Good job SV athletes and coaches! The volleyball team poses for the camera with their sectional trophy after defeating North Vermillion in the final game. Presenting their sectional trophy to Mr. Smith, are senior wrestlers Brian Davis and Terry Eup. Concentrating on his throw is Senior Jeff Vicars. 1 Senior Steve Carty cautiously plans his next move. Up and over the bar with ease is Junior Cindy Stevens. Displaying his talents which won him a scholarship is basketball star Brad Hamers- ley. 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Cheesewright Grain Systems Dr. Phillip Jones Dr. Guha Alderson Cleaners Clinton Tobacco Candy We, The Yearbook Staff of South Vermillion High School, would like to extend our gratitude to you for your educational contribution. P M EXCAVATING • DIVISION OF MAJOR SONS, INC. 151 Crompton Hill Clinton, IN 832-2472 or 832-2005 Work, Work, Work!!! Robert Merrifield is busy inspecting an Eli-Lilly Lab machine. Mike Lucas makes a new key at Horney's Tru-Value. 152 Brian Smith works at maintenance in Eli-Lillys. 1983 Co-op Kim Edwards concentrates on the job. Kella Conner rolls to a stop for the camera. 153 Nearing Misty Roskovensky adds her touch to the student body Christmas tree, (far right) Freshmen students enjoy library The Finish Line Physical Education class makes quite an amusing picture. Mark Jones is always trying to explain why he does not have his Debbie Cloud, Missie Moore, and Ann Antonini play French games in French class, (below) Kris Kirkman aids Angie Jones with her algebra problems. Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Shelly Brown Brad Hamersley , T c j B°y Most Likely To Succeed Girl Most Likely To Succeed Brian Davis Jami Malone Most Serious Best Leader Mary Dav!s Most Active Brian McLeish Polly Porter Class Cassanova Class Flirt Brad Latinovich Michelle Smith Class Sweethearts Favorite Teachers: Jami Malone Brian McLeish Male — Mr. Williams . Female — Mrs. Conner Mrs. Hawkins Mrs. Kelley 156 Seniors: Passing On Thru ! iw r | ‘ 1 mm. s: ■ ' itU i I I t ' i In! 1 I i it y I ) j i iJ-f Seniors group together for a final goodbye. Sweethearts Roxanne Tresner and Tim Thomas enjoy the 1983 Sweetheart Dance. Seniors Mark Burris, Kirk Ikerd, and Jeff Vicars: The face says it all! We've Only Just Begun ... To Live diploma. Valedictorians Debbi Marietta and Bobbie Milam smile for the camera on “their way out! Salutatorian Lisa Davies and Valedictorian Mary Davis appear to be reminiscing sooner than expected. Darrylene Overpeck leads the class of 1983 in switching of the tassle. 159 Graduates file out at the close of the ceremony. Index AAAAAAA Becky Acord 18, 24 Mike Adcox 18, 24 John Alabaugh 18, 24, 72 Brenda Alabaugh 18, 24, 79 David Albin 44, 47, 122 Nelson Alexander 44, 56, 58, 69, 77, 99 Angie Ammerman 44 Larry Ammerman Todd Ammerman 44 Mr. Brent Anderson 50, 73 Chuck Anderson 38 Jackie Anderson 18, 24 Jeff Andrews 74 Mark Andrews 38, 44 Ann Antonini 38, 42, 72, 95, 110, 111 Dave Asher 32 Trish Asher 49 Brenda Auman 38 Ted Auten 32, 62, 82 Ann Ave 18, 24 BBBBBBB Scott Bacon Jim Baker 18, 24, 56, 68 Rick Baker 32, 74, 76 Sandra Baker 42 Brenda Bales 32 Mike Ball 44, 121 Jackie Barnard 38, 104 John Barnes 32, 76 Tammy Barnes 18, 24 Pat Barren 38, 42, 63, 80, 121 Shawn Barron 32 Anita Bazzani 18, 24, 81, 89 Damon Beard 44 Donnie Beard 44, 107 Emery Beard 73, 107 Larry Beard 44 Craig Beatty 38 Roberta Beatty 24 Tony Becke 18, 24, 56, 58 Kim Bedwell 38 Gloria Bell 44 Angela Bellgante 44 Deeann Bennett 32 Marie Bennett 38 Scott Benskin 18, 24 Brad Benton 38 Eddie Berry 44 Steve Berry 44 Tammy Bino 32 Tom Bino 18, 24, 93 Bill Bishop 32 Connie Blackford 32, 36, 54, 55, 57, 65, 69, 77, 102 Tammy Blackford 18, 24 Mrs. Mary Ann Bloomer 50 Mr. Ernest Boatman 6, 50 Tammy Boatman 38 Debra Bonomo 7, 44, 63, 64, 114 Jody Bonomo 44, 74 Staci Bonomo 32, 82, 117 Amy Boren 38 Jake Boren 44, 75 Tim Bose 7, 38 Dawn Bousman Liz Boyer 32, 61 Connie Bradburn 18, 24, 83 Gretchen Bradley 32, 55, 56, 69 Michelle Bridgewaters 18, 24 Lori Brainin 18, 24 Bill Britton 44 Carol Brown 38, 82 Dave Brown 18, 24 John Brown 44 Kim Brown 44 Mandi Brown Shelly Brown 7, 11, 12, 18, 24, 28, 54, 68, 69 72, 82, 111, 115 Starla Brown 32 Vincent Brown 24, 30 Bob Brownfield 38 Tom Brownfield 44, 74, 112, 121 Joe Bruce 37 Scott Bruce 43 John Buker 44, 55, 113 Linda Burke 44 Lorie Burke 24, 30 Renea Burnett 7, 18, 24 Brad Burns 44, 75 Sherry Burns 19, 24 Bob Burris 38 Mark Burris 19, 24, 68 Brenda Bush 38, 62, 112 D.J. Butcher 38 Rhonda Butcher 44 Mrs. Bertha Butts 51 Dennis Bynum 24, 30, 112, 113 Joe Byrd 44 Mr. Robert Byrer 20, 50, 72, 78, 89 ccccccc Kenny Campbell 32 Paul Capps 38 Bridgette Cardin 32 Leeanne Carey 44 Kurt Carginino 44, 107, 113 Lisa Carginino 32, 82 Mr. Gerry Carlson 50 Kim Carroll 38 Kevin Carlson 44 Ron Carlson 32, 75 Lori Carnahan 38, 82 Mark Carey 38, 63 Jeff Carty 15, 49, 121 Mr. Michael Carty 50 Steve Carty 19, 24, 120, 121 Troy Carty 45 Diane Chambers 32, 58, 59, 62, 114, 115 Mr. Thomas Chambers 50, 79 Debbie Chaney 45 Donna Chaney 19, 24 Michele Chaney 38 Mr. Max Cheek 50 Mrs. Cynthia Chrzastowski 50, 72, 81, 110, 111 Dave Cirey 19, 24 Lynn City 45, 76, 116, 117 Dottie Clark 45 Lisa Clark 38 Rod Clark 38 Wendy Cline 38 Mike Clodfelter 38 Debbie Cloud 7, 38, 61, 74, 95, 116, 117 Kenny Coleman 37, 80 Lori Coleman 38, 62 Jerry Compton 45 Troy Conley 32 Kella Conner 19, 24, 68, 104, 153 Mrs. Libbie Conner 50, 73, 102 Jami Cooke 45, 102 David Coonce 45 Joe Coonce 45, 81 Julie Coonce 19, 20, 24, 83 Marc Coonce Tony Coonce 37, 107 Dena Cooper 19, 24, 83 Lora Cooper 38 Chuck Corado 39, 121 Dominic Costello 12, 19, 24, 74, 104 Andrea Cottrell 19, 24, 72, 111 Janice Cottrell 38 Robin Craft 39 Thomas Crafton 24, 30 Kevin Craig 39, 62, 63 Evinn Crane 32 Mila Crum 19, 24 DDDDDDD Yvonne Dailey 43 Crystal Dalton 7, 12, 19, 24, 29, 79 Joay Davern 32, 76 John Davern 45, 75 Lisa Davies 19, 24, 79, 81 Brian Davis 7� 19, 24, 68, 74, 121 Miss Darla Davis 50 Ron Davis 32, 73 Debbie Davis 39, 72, 111 Mary Davis 7, 19, 24, 58, 59, 62, 68, 69, 77 Miss Deeanne DeBoer 48, 50, 117 Alan DeBord 45, 107, 113 Becky Decker 39 Chester Decker 45, 73 Randy Decker 32 Toni DeFreitas 32, 37, 61, 68 Mrs. Joyce Delph 51 Laura Delph 7, 32, 54, 83 Bill Dibble 32, 78 Deeanne Dick 45, 102 Mr. Gerry Dick 50 Julie Dick 32 Chuck Dill 37 Eric Dodd 45, 62 Lance Dodson 36, 37 Brenda Domeika 32, 103 Mike Domeika 32, 74 Beth Donahue 45 Brian Donahue 33 Cindi Donzero 39 Miss Elizabeth Dowdy 20, 50, 79, 85 Lori Dowdy 7, 11, 12, 33, 55, 68, 76, 99, 103 Dana Dowell 19, 24 April Dowers 33 Miss Carolyn Dowty 50 Adrian Drake 39, 112 Den Dreher 39 Brenda Dudley Mrs. Jinny Dugger 51 Teresa Mayes Dunavan 19, 24 Jeff Dunn 19, 24, 74 Mrs. Norma Dunn 50 Bob Dust 19, 24, 75 Sheila Dyer 7, 45, 62, 72, 110, 114 EEEEEEE Brian Edris 33, 64, 89, 99, 112 Kim Edwards 19, 24, 68, 153 Lori Edwards 39 Michele Edwards 33, 79 Sherri Edwards 39 Jillena Ellis 22, 24, 62, 63 Shellie Ellis 39, 62, 63, 114 Sylvanus Ellis 22, 24 Rachel Emory 45 Aimee Endicott 33, 61 Tammy Endicott 45, 72, 76, 115 Tom Endicott 33, 73, 104 Christy English 33, 95 Lora Eslinger 45 Debbie Eup 45, 76 Terry Eup 22, 24, 73, 104, 121 John Evans 45, 75 Jim Everhart 22, 24, 79 Tom Eversole 22, 24, 55, 75, 116 Aneta Evol 22, 24 Kristina Evol 22, 24 April Ewing 49 FFFFFFF 60 Sherri Ingram 46 Paul Falls 45, 74 AnnaBelle Farrington 33, 62, 63, 68, 55, 72, 114 Carla Farrington 55, 114 Carla Farrington 33, 39 Chris Farrington 45, 74, 113 Doug Farrington 33 John Farrington George Farrington Rob Farrington 45 John Fenoglio 6, 12, 22, 24, 54, 68, 69, 74, 104 Mr. John Ferguson Kim Ferguson 22, 24 Doug Ferrari 39, 73, 104 Terry Filchak 22, 24, 73 Robert Finney Debbie Firestone 45 Robin Fiscus 33 Miss Marilyn Fisher 50, 58, 59, 61, 114 Patsy Fitzgerald 45 Dean Foltz 22, 24, 29, 77, 116 Diana Foltz 114 Natalie Foltz 33, 117 Jeff Fossi 33, 73, 104 Troy Frazier 45, 107 Mr. John Frederick 50, 85, 113 GGGGGGG Debbie Gaines Gary Gaines Ms. Elaine Gambaiani 50, 56, 69, 77 David Gardner 45, 76 Sharon Garver 39, 110 Toni Garver 45 Roger Genisio 22, 24 Brian George 45, 107, 113 Denise George 33, 62, 79 Toni Giacoletto 39, 74, 117 Felicia Gibbons 33 Rhonda Gibbons 33, 61, 63, 68 Tim Gibbons 43 Toni Gibbons 45 Glenna Gibbs 50, 59, 62 Jennifer Gibbson 7, 22, 24, 79 Mr. Jim Gilbert 50 Tom Gilbert 24, 30, 74 Brett Gilman 39, 55, 73, 104 Tim Gilman 24, 30, 104, 106 Tony Giovanini 33, 99 Tony Givens 45, 62, 63 Lisa Goldner Scott Goldner 37 Tim Goldner 45, 107 Jack Graham 33 Jeff Graham 39 Pat Graham Scott Graham 22, 24 Wendy Graham 38, 39, 43, 61 Dawn Grange 33, 54, 55, 62, 69, 78, 86, 99 Debi Grange 39 Bobbi Granger 33 Jamie Gray Alice Green 45 Chuck Green 33 Cindy Green 39 Teppi Green 22, 24, 28, 54, 69, 77 Jeff Griffin 14, 45, 107 John Griffin 39, 74 Kim Griffin 39, 62 Michele Griffin 39 Paula Griffin 45, 55 Lorian Grimm 33 Pam Griffin 45 Rich Gummere 39, 62, 80, 81 HHHHHHH Wendy Haase 33 Brad Hamersley 22, 24, 75, 99, 112, 113 Deirdre Hamilton 45, 62, 63, 81 Kim Hamm 39, 62 Mr. James Hannah 50 Troy Harcen 39 David Harness 39, 73, 104, 121 Bill Harper 33 Kim Harris 39, 55, 57, 59, 61, 64, 69, 77 Mrs. Jane Harrison 50 Tim Harrison 39, 62, 63, 76 James Hastings 24, 30 Jim Hastings 39 Larry Haun 22, 33, 72 Sherri Haun 24 Annie Hawkins 39, 55, 57, 102 Mr. Jerry Hawkins 50, 82 Kari Hawkins 45, 62, 63, 77 Mrs. Marilyn Hawkins 50, 54, 55, 56, 65, 69, 77, 84 Ann Hawley 45 Richard Hawley 43, 76 Gary Hedges 45 Rhys Helt 7, 39, 43, 112, 113 Tonya Helt 39, 43, 38, 54 Travis Helton Mr. Charles Hendrix 50 Bill Henry 33, 73, 121 Joel Hessler Kelly Hesler 39, 76 Matt Hessler 33 Tami Hesler 22, 24, 54, 64, 69, 77 Beth Hiett 45, 81 Todd Hilbert 45, 63, 74 Ben Hill 46, 73, 62, 107, 112, 113 Kim Hills 37, 55, 57 Annie Hinesley 46 Tonna Hinkle 22, 24 Kelly Hinton 38, 39, 43, 63, 74, 76, 117 Mr. Gerald Hinzy 50 Mr. Ernest Hisle 50, 112 Sheri Hisle 7, 11, 12, 39, 54, 102 Scott Hixon 33, 72 Mike Hodson 46, 62, 63 Angel Hoggatt 24, 30 Donna Hoggatt 39 Ralph Hoggatt 33 Tammy Hoggatt 46 Judy Hoke 2, 20, 22, 24, 54, 56, 68, 69, 73, 77, 84. 164 Lori Hoke 23, 24, 68, 82 Mr. Paul Holbert 50 Donna Holdaway 33 Gina Holdaway 23, 24 Beth Hollingsworth 33 Melissa Hollingsworth 23, 24 Rick Hollinesworth 39 Melissa Holloway 46 Andrea Holt 46 James Hooper 33, 73, 104, 105, 121 Chip Howard 33, 73, 104, 105, 121 Chip Howard 33, 64, 73 Tammi Frazier Howard 33, 37, 64, 77, 103, 121 Jim Hrovat 23, 24, 92, 104 John Hubbs 46, 62, 74, 113 Anita Hughes 33, 76 Cindy Hughes 46 Bill Hunt 39 Vicki Hunt 39 Jeff Hurley 46, 74 Kelli Hutson 46 Kim Hutson 33 Janet Hux 23, 24 mini Kirk Ikerd 23, 24, 104, 105 Kim Ingram 14, 33, 91 jjjjjjj Lenney Jackson Pam Jackson 40 Tammy Jackson 37 Laurie Jasco 40 Jackie James 46, 63 Lucinda Jeffers 46, 62, 75 Kim Jenkins 33, 76, 111 Phil Jennings 46, 73, 107, 113 Larry Johnson 46, 75 Robert Johnson 40, 30, 62 Angie Jones 33, 36, 54, 55, 57, 68, 69, 103 Debbie Jones 11, 12, 46, 102 Isabelle Jones 23, 24 Jeff Jones 23, 24, 62 Jeff Jones Jennie Jones 40, 62 Julie Jones 46 Kim Jones 40 Mark Jones 40, 41, 55, 56, 88 Mary Jones 23, 24 Michael Jones 34 Norma Jones 46 Phil Jones 12, 33, 104 Sandy Jones 43 Valerie Jones 40 Darla Judson 23, 24 Ken Julian 40, 56, 64, 77, 113, 122 KKKKKKK Tammie Kason 24, 30 Kristine Kaufman 46, 62, 63 Bill Kelly 34, 104, 121 Joyce Kelley 34 Mrs. Linda Kelley 51, 81 Maronda Kelley 45 Patricia Kelly 40 Bill Kelsheimer 30 Rich Kelshimer 40, 63, 76, 78 Debbie Kelsheimer 23, 24 Jim Kelsheimer 46, 107 LeRoy Kelsheimer Melissa Kelsheimer 46 Jim Kendrick 40, 43, 112 Sandra Kennett 23, 24 Shirley Kennett 23, 25 Diane Keown 23, 24, 55, 62, 69 Krystal Kersey 46 Steve Keyes 40, 76 Colleen Kilday 40 Sally King 6, 23, 25, 54, 56, 68, 69, 111 Chuck Kingery 34, 86 Kevin Kingery 46, 107 Kris Kirkman 11, 34, 37, 55, 77, 90, 103 Shawna Kispert 34, 60, 62, 79 Ana Kite 46 Teresa Klyaic 40 Tony Klyaic 23, 25 Mrs. Sharon Koie 51 Jan Komro 4, 7, 34, 59, 61, 68, 69, 77, 84 Mrs. Sharon Kramer 51, 37 Brad Kyle Don Kyle LLLLLLL Kim Laney 46 Brad Latinovich 12, 23, 25, 73, 104, 105, 106 Mrs. Anita Lawson 51 Crystal Lawson 46 Melinda Lawson 46 Lynda Leach 7, 40, 61, 65 Ron Leach 40 Jodie Lee 40, 77 Ron Lehman 46, 107 Jeff Leister 40 Ralph Leonard 34 Lori Leverenz 40 Rick Lindsey 23, 25, 80 Tammy Lindsy 34 Shawn Long 46, 107 Greg Looney 34 Debbie Lorance 40 Kristy Louden 46 Pete Louden 40, 72 Marc Loveland 40 Curt Lowry 40, 62, 113 Kathy Lowry Mike Lucas 23, 25, 122, 123, 152 Mrs. Darlene Luce 51 Jill Luce 46, 47, 48, 102 Tom Luft 7, 46, 112, 113 MMMMMMM Fauniel Mack 40, 62, 63 Laura Mack 34, 81, 99 Mark Mack Ronda Mack 23, 25 Dawn Mackey 46 Rick Madin 60 Jody Magee 40, 54 Toni Major 25, 26 Jami Malone 7, 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 54, 65, 68, 69, 72, 111, 114, 115 Dean Maloney 49, 76 Jay Maloney 34 Shawn Maloney 34, 99 Bryan Mancurt 34, 68 Curt Mankin 34 Lisa Mankin 37, 115 Tonv Mankin 40 Brad Mansinne 46, 64, 65 Debbi Marietta 9, 25, 26, 54, 68, 69, 103, 121 Joe Marietta 46, 74, 107 Mr. George Marsh 51, 88 Aleska Marshall 46 Mr. Gary Marshall 50 Callie Martin Doug Martin 40 Gene Martin 46, 75 Scott Martin 34 Miss Christine Mason 51 Jaro Mastin Danny Mattioda 40 Cathy Maxwell 40 Lisa Maudlin 34 Jamie Meadors 34, 103, 121 Roxanne Mediate 46 Tony Menenwald 46 Jeff Merrifield 40, 86 John Merrifield 25, 26 Chuck Mayette 62, 63q, 152 Steve Mayette 46, 62, 63, 76, 116 Kevin Michael 46 Bobbie Milan 7, 25, 26, 68, 69, 79, 81 Rhonda Milam 34 Cathy Miller 34, 62, 63 Jeri Mishler 34, 37, 54, 55, 56, 67, 69 John Montgomery 12, 25, 26, 104 Bart Mooney 47, 56, 59, 69, 78 Missi Moore 40, 62, 72, 95, 110 Bill Morgan 47 Bobby Morgan 47, 74 Nelson Morris 47 Jim Mucuarelli 79, 26, 56, 59, 62, 64, 65, 69 Tony Mullins 47, 121 Marc Myers McMcMcMcMcMc ----------Index--------------------- Mark McCarter 34, 75 Jeff McCauley 40, 73, 104 Lori McCauley 47 Butch McClam 47 Crystal McCollom 40, 81 Jamie McCollom 47 David McConnaughey 47, 121 Tina McCullough 7, 11, 47, 62, 114 Angie McConnell 40, 76 Gina McDaniels 25, 26 Louann McDaniels 40, 62 Mitch McDonald 47 Jeff McDowell 40 Aron McElrary 47, 63 Lisa McIntyre 40 Brian McLeish 6, 7, 10, 12, 25, 26, 31, 54, 65, 58, 73, 104, 105, 106 Doug McMasters 40, 65, 93 Kenny McMasters 47, 80, 113 Mr. Neal McVay 113 NNNNNNN Tammy Naccarato 41 Joe Natalie 34, 76 Rob Natalie 47, 63, 76, 116 Miss Ingrid Nelson 58, 59 Kim Newman 40, 43, 79 Angie Newton 40, 97 Michele Newton 47 Lory Nickle 25, 26, 54, 69, 81, 88 Darron Nolan 34, 92, 104, 121 ooooooo Mrs. Dale Orman 51 Sarah Orman 47, 48, 64, 72, 99, 110, 114 Darrylene Overpeck 20, 25, 28, 54, 69, 72, 81 Dee Overpeck 47, 73, 107 Leslie Overpeck 40 PPPPPPP Doyle Padish 12, 25, 30, 104 LeeAnn Padish 34, 77 Ken Palmer 34, 76 Mrs. Mary Parco 83 Mr. Steve Pasco 51, 74, 75 Mrs. Andrea Parmer 51, 81 John Pate 40 Andy Peacock Angela Pearman 34 Brad Pearman 25 Jim Pearman 34, 96 John Pearman 36 Brad Peebles 25, 26 Brian Peebles 47 Kim Peevler 41 Paulo Pereira 25, 30, 76 Candi Perry 41, 82 Lorri Perry 41, 110, 114 Michelle Perry 41 Todd Persinger 47, 76, 107 Shane Peters 47, 63 Curt Phelps 47 Valerie Pierret 25, 34, 88 Mrs. Mary Pilipovich 51, 84, 82 Mr. Frank Pitcnkites 50 Jesse Pittman 41, 78 Carla Pogue 41 Andy Poletto 6, 59, 62, 78 Rhonda Polomski 41, 64, 77 Deanna Porter 34, 94 Larry Porter 47 Polly Porter 25, 26, 28, 68, 72, 110, 99, 111, 114, 115 James Potter John Primeaux 34, 59, 62, 63, 116 Ken Primeaux 25, 30 Larry Pritchard 25, 26, 31, 104, 106 Bill Prouse 34 Rob Pyle 25, 26 Robin Pyle 11, 34, 61, 117 QQQQQQQ Kathy Quantana 41 RRRRRRR Jeff Rader 41 Bill Ramsey 47, 75 Jeff Randolph 26, 26, 122, 123 Lori Randolph 47 Tina 41 Kim Rayce 41, 59, 80 Mike Rayce 47, 72, 75, 121 Jeff Rayl 25, 26, 73, 120, 121 Pat Rayl 40, 41, 104, 121 Janice Reed 7, 34, 61, 68, 72, 99 Mr. Mike Reed 50 Susan Reed 25, 26, 81, 83, 85, 97 Mr. David Reeve 51, 121 Deanna Reiber 34, 35, 58, 59, 63, 69, 77, 114 Brad Replogle 25, 26 Mary Rice 41 Roger Richardson 25, 26 Russell Richardson 47, 72 Troy Richardson 41, 72 Rick Riggs 25, 27 Robyn Riggs 26, 27, 110, 111 Lora Ritter 34, 82 Melissa Ritter 47, 110, 114 Mark Riva 34 Leslie Roberts 34 Tonya Roberts 7, 47, 62 Doug Robertson 7, 25, 27, 28, 54, 68, 69, 77, 116, 117, 121, 123 Kris Robinson 34, 61 Willian Rodent 34 Jenny Rohr 47 Mrs. Judy Roskovensky 51 Misty Roskovensky 7, 34, 68, 72, 115 Susan Roskovensky 25, 27, 56, 60, 69, 86, 88 Dawnetta Ross 35 Javanne Rumple 41 Jeff Rumple 35 Dawn Runyan 47 Lisa Runyan 49 Tony Runyan 41 Brian Russell 35, 73 Donna Russell 7, 33, 55, 103 Martin Russell 48, 72, 75 Pam Russell 25, 30 Shelley Russell 35, 76 SSSSSSS Barb Sanders 25, 27, 31 Cheryl Sanders 48 Debra Sanders 35, 81 Marc Sanders 41 Mrs. Mary Sanquenetti 51 Troy Saylor 41, 73 Dean Saylor 35, 25, 27 Mr. Stephen Scheller 51, 43 Chris Scifres 7, 25, 27, 59, 60, 62, 68, 69 Brent Scott 41 Randy Scott 41 Rocky Scott 41, 74, 89 Willy Scott 35, 74 Nancy Searing 25, 27 Daphne Session 25, 27, 72, 91, 115 Frank Shannon 25, 27, 104 162 Kelly Shannon 41 Tammy Shannon 48 David Shearer 48, 76, 86, 107, 113 Mr. Don Shearer 51, 110 Mrs. Vera Shearer 51 Debbie Shell Rick Shell 41 Crystal Shepard 25, 27 Brad Shepard 58, 48, 63, 76 Marti Shepard 41, 77 Rob Shepard 42, 57, 63, 76, 104 Rayetta Shew 42, 62, 63, 80 Mrs. Vera Shew 51, 94, 79, 80 Greg Shoemaker 48, 72, 74, 75 Doug Short 42, 62, 76 Bret Silotto 25, 27 Shawna Silotto 48 Tracy Silotto 35, 62 Mrs. Ruth Simpson 50 Terri Skelton Andy Smith 25, 30 Brian Smith 25, 27, 29, 30, 59, 78, 79, 152 Chad Smith 48, 75, 107, 116 Chris Smith 48 Claudia Smith Jackie Smith 42 Joyce Smith 35, 78 Missie Smith 35 George Smith 25, 27, 79 Lori bmith 25, 27 Michelle Smith 25, 27, 103 Rhonda Smith 27, 35, 62, 117 Stephanie Smith 48, 49 Susie Smith 42 Mr. Terry Smith 51 Tony Smith 35 Ed Sollars Rudy Solmon 42 Mr. Tom Solomon 121 Bonnie Southard 35 Mike Spell 48 Tim Spendal 42, 76, 78 Nancy Stark 48 Ron Statler 107 Tom Stevenson 42 Georgeann Stephenson 15, 48, 110 Cindy Stevens 4, 7, 35, 60, 62, 63, 68, 69, 72, 114, 115 Mark Stevens 48, 72 Ted Stevens 25, 27 Toni Stevens 75 Dale Stewart 35 Jamie Stout 48 Richard Stricula 48, 75 Chris Strobel 48, 62, 63, 76, 122 Luther Stultz 49 Amber Sturgeon 42, 55, 82 Shelly Sturm 42 Tim Sturm 7, 35, 56, 62, 68, 69, 77 Brent Summerville 25, 27, 75 Bill Sweazy 35, 65 Laura Sweitzer 43 Kathy Swinford 35, 62, 69 Mr. Duane Swisher 51, 116, 117, 74 Brent Sykes 48, 113 Cindy Syvertsen 32, 35, 63, 72 Tia Tasso 48, 62 Jackie Taylor 42 Lisa Taylor 25, 27, 73, 121 Michele Taylor 35, 59, 76 Scott Taylor 35, 55 Jamie Terwilliger 48 Tim Terry 107, 115 Chris Thomas 42, 80 Kim Thomas 48 Lisa Thomas 48 Lori Thomas 42, 55, 57, 69, 77, 78 Margee Thomas 48, 64, 65, 117 Tim Thomas 25, 30 Mrs. Jan Thompson 51, 83 Jeff Thompson 4, 35, 76 Dan Tierney 35, 30, 50 Rose Timmons 25, 20, 60, 61, 68, 85, 99 Vic Timmons 42, 63 Jamie Toppas 42, 63, 56, 74 Roxanne Tresner 25, 30, 83 Michelle Trkula 48 Debra Troglio 25, 30 Darla Trosper 25, 30, 60, 61 Leon Trosper 35, 63 Michael Tucker 48, 107 Mrs. Terri Turchi 51, 73, 102 Lisa Turner 42, 61, 74 uuuuuuu Lisa Upp 48 Greg usleman 42, 104 Julie Uselman 42, 72 Melinda Uselman 42 Tammy Uselman 49 VVVVVVV wwwwwww Mr. Frank Waclawek 51, 122 Tina Wade Cami Wadsworth 36 Larry Wagle 25, 30 Dan Wagner 25, 30, 79 Laura Wagner 36, 79 Jamie Wake 42, 73 Rhea Waldrige Tim Waldrop 36, 76, 99, 104, 105, 120 Brian Wallace 42, 81 Curt Wallace 49, 74 Libby Wallace 25, 30, 68, 84, 116, 117 Don Walters 25, 30 Chuck Watson 36, 76, 104 Mrs. Nancy Watson 51, 20 Joh Watts 49, 74 Dane Waugh 7, 51 R.P. Weatherly Rich Webber 43 Sean Webster 36 Tina Webster 42, 62 Todd Webster 36 Frank West 42 Penny West 43 Kathy Wheeler 25, 30 Beth Whitaker 11, 36, 102, 117 Ginger Wimmer Micnelle Wilds 49, 81 Mark Wilks 41, 43 Andy Willhite Mr. Aubrey Williams 51 Bernie Williams 49, 116 Chuck Williams 25, 30 Scott Williams 37 Chuck Wilson Donna Wilson 43 Kim Wilson 49 Vicki Wilson 49 Tom Wilson 37 Ginger Wimmer 43 Dawn Wimsett 43 Mr. Richard Woodason 51, 48 Cindy Wright 43, 63 Danny Wright 49, 53 Mr. Mark Wright 37, 51, 75 Phil Wright 37, 68, 72, 74, 97, 99 Robin Wright 25, 30, 62, 63 Rose Wright 37, 82 Tammy Wright Tracy Wright 37 YYYYYYY Melanie Yager 43, 77, 80, 86 Bill Yates 37 Bryan Yates 37 Jeannette Yates 43 Kara Yates 49 Terri Yates 43 Steve Yelich 25, 30, 75, 78, 116 Mrs. Joyce York 43, 51, 54 Grant Young 43 Jamie Young Teresa Young 49 zzzzzzz Mr. William Zwerner 51, 78 Jo Ann Vallosia 51 Rich Vandergriff 25, 30, 75 Robin Vandevender 49 Vince Vandevender 49 Mr. Larry Vandeventer 50 Sharia Vandeventer 7, 35, 36, 54, 57, 69, 77, 99, 111 Norma Vandivier 35, 55, 57 Libby Varvel 49, 110 Mark Vermillion 25, 30, 73 Mrs. Brenda Vicars 51 Jeff Vicars 25, 12, 30, 54, 55, 69, 104, 120, 121 Jenifer Vinyard 49 Nicky Virosko 49, 107 Jill Vitalie 6, 35, 55, 57, 68, 77, 96, 99, 103 Kevin Vitaniemi 49, 107 Steve Vitaniemi 7, 35, 68, 99 Jeri Vochalski 35 Ken Volk 42, 82 Ron Volk 35, 72 Chip Vorek 37, 76 163 Editor-in-Chief Judy Hoke Inspite of everything, I still think this was The Year of The Cat. For instance, this book: There were many hours of work behind that journalism door and at homes to meet deadlines, demands, and goals. The best thing about this book are the people who produced it and the closeness we developed, which will never depart. I hope you too will discover a memory or moment captured and suspended in time! All of my emotions are pent up in this final copy you are now reading. For, it was you we did it for. So, I will say thanks to Mrs. York for being the best advisor anywhere, and I would have had no other, to Dick Mauer: (our rep) — it's a good thing you're talented because you're promptness wouldn't get you out the back door. Finally, to my staff: You were the best!! I guess I hated it sometimes — deadlines, worry, etc., but now, I wouldn't trade a second of it away. Sports Editors Jami Malone Shelly Brown Judy Hoke Editor-in-Chief 1983 Old Gold And Black Senior Editor Darrylene Overpeck Advisor Joyce York Advisor Joyce York Underclassmen Debbi Marietta Clubs Academics Sally King Sharia Vandeventer Ads Editor Lory Nickie Photographer John Fenoglio Sales Brian McLeish Publicity Tami Flesler Teppi Green Index Sheri Hisle Tonya Helt This Was The Year —