Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Class of ' 87 Charlene Threadford Doug Thompson Mike Toney Sean Toth Stephanie Tornatore Marc Treece Kelly Turk Harry Turner Joe Turner Latreassa Turner Larry Vest Kenny Walker Bob Wanczyk Aaron Warron Harvey Weber Todd Wellmann Alisa West Julie West Shannon Wharton Mike White Terry Whitney Kelly Williams Lisa Williams Patricia Williams Phyliss Williams Cindy Wilson Dan Wilson Stephan Wilson Tim Wilson, Paul Winkel, Tom Yartz, Ken Ycrian, David Ziemba. NOT PICTURED: Win Bailey, Rubert Bandy, Sherri Bright, Jackie Browder. Anita Burks, John Carter. Carolie Clemens, Mary Elliot Charles Elsey, Joe Goldsby. Anisa Hill, Tuan Huynh, Stephei Jenkins. Kim Johnson. Jenn Lannan, Dawn Metzger, Ann Pridgen Regina Slagcr, Elaine Wetzel, David Williams, Riley Williamson Stephanie Uppfalt. In addition to cable television, Paul Fazio find Atari challenging. CABLE TV y0 Cable offers wide variety in TV Everyone likes to save money, and cable television is just the way to do it. It ' s like a movie theater in your own home, quotes freshman Cindy Hov- ey. It ' s a totally new experience in television entertainment. There are over twenty different stations with something for everyone on one channel or another. Showtime (14) and HBO (25) show exciting movies, specials, and sports entertain- ment without any annoying interrup- tions, such as commercials. Each pro- gram is shown four or five times a month. ESPN (28) is the total sports cable network. Over 500 top NCAA events covering 18 sports, including football, basketball, hockey, tennis, and a huge variety of other sports, amateur and professional, national, and interna- tional are shown. Seventh Grade 45

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Seventh Grade Tracy Rexroot Cindy Reynolds David Riche Dennis Richey Urban Ritter Keny Robbins Brian Roberts Adam Robertson Becky Rook Shannon Ross Cameron Rosson Pam Roush Steve Rowland James Rubadue John Sanders Kevin Saylor John Schmidt Scott Schreiber Donna Schultz Tammy Schultz Tracey Schuman Erik Scott Mark Seidel Joel Shaffer Gary Shamley Emily Shavf Sheri Shepperd Kelli Shields Mike Shirey Kim Sigler Tiffany Singhurst Kevin Smith Michael Smith Pam Smith Paula Smith Tammy Smith Yolanda Smith Michelle Snelling Connie Snyder Jeff Soliven Jerome Sparkman Jonathan Speaker Loren Sprowl Steve St. John Sharon Stockburger Annette Stokes Rene Stow Susan Strong Kim Sutton 44 Seventh Grade

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ADMINISTRATION Faculty keeps school going In the wee hours of snowy morn- ings, he sits seemingly alone in his office. Although by himself, he is kept in constant contact with authorities concerning road conditions. Deciding whether to cancel school due to road conditions is a big decision. Yet this is only one of the many decisions that rests on the shoulders of Dr. Donn Kaupke, our superintendent. An avidjoggerand weight lifter. Dr. Kaupke enjoys racquetball, and people. He finds people, especially crowds, in- teresting. As director of secondary education, Mr. Lloyd Cooper enjoys his job of working closely with teachers and principals. Having been a coach for 20 years, he stills enjoy competitive sports. Thumbing through papers, schedu- ling classes, and organizing convos, are just a few of the things Mr. Leon Patterson does as the assistant principal. Besides keeping things in order in our school, Mr. Fred Thayer, our prin- cipal, has traveled to various schools around Indianapolis. He thinks that our school is unique and better organized than most schools due to our fine group of students. Concerning his spare time activities, Mr. Thayer commented, I just like to relax and find out what is going on in the world outside of school. Checking final details for the opening day of school, are Mr. Leon Patterson, Mr. Lloyd Coo- per, and Mr. Fred Thayer. MRS. MAURICE ABEL — Science; MRS. PAULINE ARM- STRONG — Secretary to Principal; MR. RANDY AUBLE — Mu- .sic. Band; MR. JIM BARRON — Social Studies. History Cluh; MRS. JOYCE BEGLEY — Attendance and IBM Secretary MRS, KRISTI BISESI — Learning Disabilities. Girls ' FCA; MRS. JOYCE BLAISDELL — Remedial Reading Aide; MR. JOHNNIE BLANKENSHIP — Custodial Staff; MRS. CYNTHIA BOOTH — Band; MR. ROBERT R. BOYD JR. — Secretary of School Board. MRS. GEORGIA BROWN — Secretary to Asst. Principal, boolcce- pcr; MRS. CHARLOTTE BRYANT — Matron; MR, FRANKLIN BURNETT — Science. Electronic Club. Dungeons and Dragons Club; MRS. MARILYN BUTLER - English. Diagnostic Reading; MRS. JANET CABEL — Depl Chm. Physical Education. 9th Volleyball. 9tb Girls ' Track. Asst. Warren Central Swim Team. MS. ALICE CARROLL — Social Studies. Intervention Room Su- pervisor. Honor Society. Bradford WihhIs Coordinator. WEA Bldg. Rep; MRS. HELEN CLEMMER — Cafeteria Staff; MRS. PENNY CLIET — Dcpt. Chm, Music. Orchestra, Silver Strings, «th Girls ' Basketball; MR H. LYOYD COOPER — Director of Secondary Educatiim; MR PAUI.CORNETT— Physical Education, Health Safety, Asst 9lh Hootbajl. Asst 7th «th Wrestling, 7th Slh Boys ' Track