Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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KCSSINe TIHIE ILINIES AS Nearing our goal of 600 books, Gayle Lamey and Steve Shuck chart yearbook sales. PIETKCeiLTIPIH STONYBROOK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 11300 STONYBROOK DRIVE INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46229 VOLUME 9

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Allen County Public Libraiy 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270

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Kaupke: We ' ll make it work! ' ' It was just another first day What would you think about a school who just gained 300 new stu- dents, 46 new teachers, a football team that won the Tri-W Conference, a freshman wrestling team that sent five to the finals producing one coun- ty champ, and newspaper and year- book staffs thai took top awards at Ball State? Well, that ' s what we did! From the first day of school on August 19, 1981, into the winter months when ssnow caused school cancellations, and Introducing Doc, the black ape who ap- peared on the Tonight Show, is Larry Batl- son at a fall convocation. Showing his sportsmanship after winning the Marion County Wrestling Tournament is Da- vid Smith. 2 Op..,i.n=i then into spring, we produced a school spirit that carried us through the year. After 13 years of discussion, deseg- regation was moved from the court- room to the classroom by Judge S. Hugh Dillin. Although many felt the media blew things out of proportion, busing didn ' t affect us at all. As Su- perintendent Donn V. Kaupke put it, We can make it work together. And that ' s exactly what we did! Funded by the Lilly Foundation, students attended summer leadership camps at Bradford Woods to foster new friendships. In addition, school personnel attended summer desegre- gation workshops as well as in-service human relations and multi-cultural sessions. On that first day of school as vice- principal Mr. Leon Patterson signed off with evening announcements, we knew we had crossed the first big line as ONE.