Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Freshmen THE LONG RUN Fazio, Abbott make long strides For many people running is not as exciting as it may sound. However, for Mary Lou Fazio and Lisa Abbott, it is a part of their every day lives. Running is for all people of differ- ent shapes, sizes, and ages. Every- body runs for different reasons. For example, people run for training, for competition, and for future goals. Mary Lou stated, I lift weights and run long and short distances for training. Practicing nightly with the freshman boys ' cross country team, Mary Lou commented, It ' s a chal- lenge and good practice. She broke the Lafayette Jefferson ' s three thou- sand meter course record in 1 1 :43 and Warren ' s three thousand meter re- cord in 1 1:07. Another outstanding runner is sev- enth grader Lisa Abbott. A member of the seventh and eighth grade cross country team, Lisa runs with the Indy Track Westside Club. Running in several marathons, Lisa placed 7th in the Texas marathon and 12th in the Cincinnati marathon. According to Lisa, I run intervals and long distances for training, and I run three to four miles a day for prac- tice. Mary Lou and Lisa both plan to continue running in high school and college; and if Mary Lou ' s still in shape, she plans to try out for the Olympics. Part of Mary Lou Fazio ' s and Lisa Abbott ' s training involves working out in the weight room. Missy McNeely Roy McWhirter Gwen Means Stephanie Meredith Fred Myers Kevin Meyrose Anderson Milbrooks Lisa Miller Lori Miller Nancy Miller YuChong Miller Bob Mitchell Cindy Mohr Ed Montgomery Carrie Mooney Faith Moore Joe Moore John Moore Bobby Morris Steve Morris Brian Morrison Tresa Mullins Damita Murray Traci Neese Vince Noga Dutch Nonnenberg Denise North Tim O ' Meara 24 Freshmen

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Class of ' 85 Tamera Johnson Gary Jones Kevin Jones Ken Ka Lynda Kahl Kris Kelley Tyrone Key David King Tennis Kirby John Lacher Sherry Leach Cheryl Lee Sang Lee Wendy Lewis Jeneane Life Rich Lilcens Willie Lindsey Kim Long Tina Longbottom Dawn Lynn Tony Martin Brad Mascoe Tammy Maxey Andy May Michelle Mayberry Ty Maynard Kim McBride Greg McCleaster PIGSITTING Hamlet steals Redford ' s heart Babysitting is something almost everyone has done, but Mrs. Pru Red- ford went a little farther — pigsitting. Hamlet Pigmalion Mutz, a 24- pound miniature pig which was used by Eli Lilly for research, came to visit Mrs. Redford and stayed for three months. Pigsitting for a friend, Mrs. Redford never intended to keep Ham- let permanently. According to Mrs. Redford, It has been a lot of fun and quite a conversation piece. Hamlet proves to be quite a conversation piece for Mrs. Pru Redford. Pigsitting is not all fun and games. It ' s cute when he rolls over on his side begging for affection, but there is still the problem of squealing. He squealed loudly early in the mornings and sometimes at night if anyone made a sound, commented Mrs. Redford. Hamlet is no longer staying with Mrs. Redford. There is a happy end- ing to the story. He is now at Craig Farms, a large pig farm in Nobles- ville; however, Hamlet lives in the Craig house instead of the barn. Freshmen 23

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Class of ' 85 Donna O ' Dell David Opel John Orzulak Ian Owens Kevin Pair Una Park Valerie Parker Lisa Patrick Cindy Payne Rob Payson Julie Pearson Roly Pena Brian Phillips Caren Phillips Mary Phillips Todd Phillips Chris Pieper Jamie Poland Donna Pollock Patty Powers Dawn Puckett Kim Pulliam Jeanette Purnell Todd Pursley Bobby Quails Martin Quinn Mark Redmon Terry Reece Janelle Rhodes Ken Rice Ami Riches Michelle Richey Jim Ross Michelle Rouse Andrea Russell Danny Ryan Keith Schaffer Lance Scheib Brian Schmidbauer Annie Schmittling Todd Scott LeaAnn Scudder Lisa Seidel Ruth Sells Michelle Sellers Jon Shearer Robert Shelley Robert Sholar Joe Sinclair Gary Skinner Randy Smiley David Smith Maria Smith Mike Smith Ricky Smith Tina Smith Freshmen 25