Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Arousing school spirit are eighth grade cheer- leaders Shelly McNeely, Teri Heber, and Kathy Raftery. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS. (TOP TO BOTTOM) YuChong Miller. Cheryl Frakes. Jill f Davis, Julie Harold, Debbie Carter, Nancy Gerhardt. SEVENTH CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW — Heather McGee. BACK ROW — Steph- anie Higdon, Holly Buchanan, Pan Roush, Phyllis Williams, Julie Pursley. Cheering their team on to victory during a foot- ball game are seventh graders Pam Roush and Julie Pursley. Cheerleaders, Matmaids 1 1 1

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Chanting a Redskin battle cry is freshman Ju- lie Harold. Girls spark teams to victory; Redskins chant rousing cheers Despite the rain and the cold the job of a cheering squad is to support the teams, promote school spirit, and instill enthusiasm. Gaining experience and learning new cheers at a one-day clinic at Greenfield Central High School, the 7-8-9 grade cheerleading squads di- rected by Mrs. Susie Zody, received ribbons for excellence in cheering. In addition, the freshman squad won the spirit stick. Following the wrestling team at home, away, and even on Saturdays, were just a few of the responsibilities of the matmaids. Sponsored by Mr. Bill Jones, they chanted cheers while keeping score at meets. All squads helped prove that, The Redskins are the BEST. At a home wrestling meet, freshman matmaids Jamie Poland, Donna VanderWal, and Tammy Johnson create team spirit. sSSSSS SS H SSSSSSB BSSSSS I E|jH- ' s s3H 3r l S Sb HRub E H Hi l v SIPB i H EIGHTH CHEERLEADERS. (TOP TO MATMAIDS. FRONT ROW — Jamie Poland (9th), Donna VanderWal (9th), Tammy Johnson BOTTOM) Teresa Coryell, Angle Geryak, (9th). BACK ROW — Michelle Kovak (7th), DeWanda Cole (8th), Jill Bradshaw (7th), Jane Martin Shelly McNeely, Karen Lehane, Teri Heber, (8,h) Kathy Raftery. 110 Cheerleaders, Matmaids

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Attending a Ball State Workshop are photographers Ed Montgomery, Ian Owens, Todd Pursley, Brian Bogigian, and David Brown. Yearbook to be national sample Stay after school again! I can ' t think of a headline! Help me with my layout, please! These were just a few of the yearbookers ' nightmares. And to our sponsor Mrs. Jan R. Fulmer, these meant many extra hours of not seeing her family. With 10 staff members attending journalism camps this past summer, we weren ' t lacking in knowledge. Be- cause of our school ' s past accomplish- ments in yearbooking, this year ' s book will be used as a national sample by Herff Jones. The 1981 PETROGLYPH re- ceived a first place award for excel- lence and Best Overall Yearbook at Ball State University ' s junior high yearbook competition. In addition, photographers won first and second places for their entries. We also re- ceived a first place rating from Co- lumbia Scholastic Press Association. Although we missed deadlines, couldn ' t find that perfect picture, and forgot to send captions with some of our pictures, we pulled together in the end and were found Crossing The Lines As One. 1982 PETROGLYPH STAFF. FRONT ROW — Brian Bogigian, Scott Brothers. ROW TWO — Tina Ullrich, Dana Lisle, Monica Murphy, Rus May, Dawna Turley, Karen Topliffe, Gayle Lamey, Julie Boone. ROW THREE — Mike Laird, Mike Wilson, Jenny East, Alalia Montgom- ery, Mrs. Jan Fulmer, Mack Overton. ROW FOUR — Billy Cook, Kami Weaver, Ruth Sells, Kathy Hyer, Nancy Gerhardt, Ed Montgomery, Todd Pursley, Chris McGuire, Steve Shuck, Brad Ladwig. BACK ROW — Machelle Huter, Ian Owens, Eric Griffin, David Brown. NOT PICTURED: Jeneane Life. SPORTS WRITERS. FRONT ROW — Mike Wilson, Mike Laird, Scott Brothers, Chris McGuire. BACK ROW — Rus May, Brad Ladwig, Gayle Lamey, Dana Lisle. 112 Yearbook Staff Discussing the final layouts are section editors Jenny East and Billy Cook.