Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Freshmen William Smith Melissa South Amy Southern Becky Spaulding Terry Spradlin Lloyd Sprowl Joe Stafford Shawn Stalcup Monica Stallsworth Sharri Stanley Cindy Steele Guy Stephens Monica Stigall Artie Stockburger Diane Stone Sherry Stonecipher Becky Summers Cathy Switzer Gary Tarter Lynda Taylor Trinda Terrell Lynn Thomas Jan Thompson Punchy Thompson Leigh Throop Linda Tinnell Mario Tomasello Janice Toth Cathy Tucker Chuck Tuggle Kim Turk Dawna Turley Jeff Vance Donna VanderWal Terry Vanskyok Kim Wade Ralph Wallace Michelle Ware Julie Watson Michele Watts Michelle Watts i Getting involved in Mix Match Day are Miss Mary Kress and Becky Summers. 26 Freshmen

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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

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Class of ' 85 Jason Whitlock Donna Whitlow Danielle Wickramasekera Jeff Wiggins Jeff Williams Tammy Williamson Brett Wilson Karri Wilson Stephanie Wilson Ricky Woodard Hollie Woods Angle Wright Brad Wycoff Kang Jun Yi Donna Yoder, Andy Young, Leonard Young. NOT PICTURED; Leon Clemons, Lee Cook, Jeff Gillard, John Goldsby, Laura Jones, Tracey Jones, Delmon Perry, Angle Peterson, Mike Powell, Russell Richardson, Bill Williams, Tina Williamson. RUBIK ' S CUBE Millions twist, turn, fiddle All over the world millions are fas- cinated by what may be the most maddening puzzle ever invented, the Rubik ' s Cube. Tackling this plastic torture device takes logic, patience, and nerves of steel. The Rubik ' s Cube, invented by Erno Rubik professor of architecture in Budapest, Hungary, is about the size of a squared tennis ball. Each of its six faces is a different color, and each face is divided into nine squares. A remarkable inner mechanism al- Attempting to solve the mind-boggling cube is seventh grader Kevin Cole. lows sections of the cube to be rotated either horizontally or vertically. The object is to restore the cube to its original state, with each face a single color. In 1980 4.5 millions of the cubes were purchased worldwide at prices from $5.00 to $15.00. It is estimated that four times that many were sold in 1981. They are sold in all kinds of shops and on street corners, and crowds gather wherever they are dis- played. Why has this mind-blowing puzzle become the rage? I bought it for the challenge, stated Mike Sigmond. Freshmen 27