Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Seventh Grade PANCAKE CONTEST Niederhaus consumes pancakes The atmosphere was perfect. The aroma of pancakes filled the air. Two contestants sat at their tables. Syrup, butter, and milk were set out. Not a detail was missing. Does it sound like a down home country breakfast? No, it was the setting for a brutal, messy competition, the first annual gastro- nomical contest. Dave Niederhaus, dressed in a plastic suit and surgical cap, chal- lenged Dave Dick to a pancake eating contest. Tension was mounting as the pancakes were placed in front of the contestants on large trays. Niederhaus led all the way. Prac- ticing the day before with a dozen doughnuts, he set a pace of a pancake a minute in the 15 minute contest. According to official results from referee, Dottie Harmon, R.N., Nie- derhaus consumed 16 pancakes to Dick ' s 10 ' 2. Although he didn ' t come close to the world ' s record of 62 pan- cakes in six minutes set by Peter Dow- deswell, Niederhaus is ready to de- fend his title. Look out, Niederhaus, Bill Jones has a challenge for you — tacos or pizza. It ' s your choice. Trying to down another pancake to add to his winning score of 16 is Dave Niederhaus. Tim Marling Stacy Martens Becky Mascoe Melanie Matis Darlene Matthews John Matthews Laura Maxfield T.J. May Mark Mayer Mark McAllister Craig McCauley Keith McBurdy Steve McClellan Christine McDowell Heather McGee Creighton McGuire Wayne McManigle Lashauna Meadows Greg Means Mike Meredith Archie Messer Dawn Metzger Dianne MichI Brian Miles Kim Miles Maretha Millbrooks Craig Miller Diane Miller 42 Seventh Grade

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Class of ' 87 Uyvette Keith Julie Kinder Eleise Kinnick Michele Kovach Tom Kovacs Steve Kretler Tammy Lacher Sam Ladwig Brad Lague Michelle Laird Vanessa Lampkins Melanie Latimore DeAnna Lawrence Keith Lawrence Deonna Lee Jeff Leeke Debbie Lewis George Lewis Yvonne Lightfoot Cynthia Likens Pete Litterer Tim Logan Tom Logsdon Susan Longelin Scott Lorch Andy Lynch Tammy Lynn David Maguire SOAP OPERAS Addicts don ' t miss an episode They once said it only affected middle-aged housewives, but over the past three years this epidemic has swept the country. Every day, young and old, male and female, can be found glued to their television sets watching their favorite soaps. General Hospital, TV ' s most popular soap, has a total of 14 million fans. These addicts tune in daily to the adventures of Luke and Laura, soap ' s hottest couple, who were wed in mid-November. Even Elizabeth Catching the last ten minutes of General Hos- pital is Christine Longbottom. Taylor is getting in on the act. She did five episodes in November. Other popular soaps included: The Young and the Restless, Search for Tomorrow, and All My Children. Since the first soap, Vic and Sade, in 1932, people have been watching them for many rea- sons. Cheryl Hui watches them for the cute guys. Whatever the reason, soap operas have proven to be addicting. Unless you want to spend the rest of your life watching soaps, stay away from day- time television. Seventh Grade 41

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Class of ' 87 Mike Miller Rodney Miller Stacie Miller Celeste Million Bill Mitchell Christi Moffett Chris Moore Kristi Morgan Tina Morrison Alan Moses Nathalie Mueller Dean Muhl Darren Murphy Bonnie Murrell Connie Murrell Paul Neese Jay Neligh Scott Nelson Tom Nelson Doug Newcomb Merrilind Nichols Rene Norman Jenny O ' Reilly Ed Orzulak Michael Overfield Shannon Owen Chris Owens Sheila Padilla Mike Paquette Melody Park Timmy Parker Darren Pate Laura Patrick Elizabeth Patterson Tony Payson Angela Peck Dianne Perkins Brad Peter Rick Peterson Barbara Phillips Brian Phillips Michele Piercy John Porling Brent Porter Ricky Portman Tammy Prather Lisa Preston Wendy Priest Kevin Priesthoff Tricia Pritchett Julie Pursley Sally Quinton Greg RatclilT Darrel Reed Phillip Redmon Lisa Reuter i: •V ' , ' - Seventh Grade 43