Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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At a skating party sponsored by the Wolver- ines, David Stark tries his luck at Pac-Man. Winning a first place on his photography at the ■I 4-H Township Show, David Brow n ' s entry w on Z Grand Champion at the State Fair. Cohees, Wolverines. 4-H 63

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4-H ' ers attend World ' s Fair; Service clubs reach out to others During a 4-H demonstration, Amy Lowary dis- plays her tiny wardrobe. Cooking, sewing, childcare, and photography were just a few of the topics that were discussed during the 4-H Club meetings, which were held once a week. Sponsored by Mrs. Alyson Tolle, 4- H involved year-round work. Junior leaders who worked at the Marion County Fair last July went on a bus trip to the World ' s Fair in Tennessee in May. One of the main goals of the service clubs, the Cohees and the Wolverines, was to help out less fortunate people. A toy drive, a canned food collection, and collection for the Julia Jameson Foundation were just a few of their projects. In addition, they sponsored the school skating parties, the annual spring dance, and the ping-pong tour- nament. During a cal e demonstration by Mrs. Jane Foist, 4-H members Sherri Sherpard and Lin- da Baker watch intently. Delivering toys to the Warren Township Fire Department for distribution are Terry Sprad- lin, Trina Terrell, Shannon Ferbrache, and Cindy Gwinnup. 62 Cohees, Wolverines, 4-H

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Snow skiing, sun bathing add variety Tossing a frisbee on a crisp fall day, making Christmas decorations for friends, or exercising to Let ' s Get Physical at a slumber party were just a few of the outside activities for Girls ' FCA. Participating in devo- tional meetings or an athletic-type ac- tivity twice a month, the club ' s twenty members were directed by Mrs. Nan- cy Stauffer and Mrs. Kristie Bisesi. Boys ' FCA, sponsored by Mr. Mark Francis, met every Thursday for huddle meeting, physical activi- ties, special readings, or movies. Along with FCA, Campus Life also offered religious instructions. A one- week trip to Florida, a two-day ski trip to Kentucky, and summer camps were a few of the things Campus Life did besides their regular Tuesday morning meetings. Mr. Bill Eakin, better known as Mr. Bill, involved the members in the fun and serious talks of Campus Life. Although the Pep Club wasn ' t as large as most hoped it would be, the members attended games and sup- ported the teams. Various pep ses- sions were held throughout the year. FCA sponsors are Mrs. Nancy Stauffer and Mrs. Kristie Bisesi. Students watch as the cheerleaders explain cheer at a pep session. Trying to breal the Campus Life Chubby Bun- ny record, Chang Jun Yi stuffs marshtnallow number six into Lynn Duncan ' s mouth, while Steve Shuck wins with eight. 64 Campus, FCA, Pep Club