Switzerland County High School - Pacesetter Yearbook (Vevay, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

1 i I ... Dream About Tomorrow. Volume I This book is dedicated to the memory of H. William Hall, Switzerland County School Corporation's Superintendent from 1974-1979. The decisions made by Mr. Hall have influ- enced our lives and enriched our futures. SWITZERLAND COUNTY JR. - SR. HIGH SCHOOL VEVAY, INDIANA S.C.H.S. IN RETROSPECT The year is over now, and a lot of events have taken place; new friends were made and familiar faces were recognized. In this annual you now hold in your hand, we feel we have captured the most cherished and memo- rable moments of the past year. We've rolled all the laughter, tears, and sense of accomplishment together, in hopes that you can relive some of those moments. So just sit back and enjoy yourself as you REMEMBER YESTER- DAY, AND DREAM ABOUT TOMORROW!!! 2 Table of Contents Introduction Seniors Sr. High Activities High School Sports Jr. High Activities Faculty Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Advertisements 4 r fi •' v 6 SENIORS REPRESENT S.C.H.S. The 1979-1980 Pumpkin Show Queen Candidate was Ladonna Poling. Ladonna was chosen by the senior class to represent S.C.H.S. She was one of the many contestants in the contest. The Pumpkin Show is an annual event held at Versailles, Indiana. It is a fall harvest celebration and part of this celebration includes the Queen Contest on Saturday morning and a parade in the afternoon. Aurora Farmer's Fair Queen Volina Stultz The 1979-1980 Aurora Farmer's Fair Queen and King Candidates were Volina Stultz and Randy Al- len. They were chosen by S.C.H.S. seniors to compete with other senior contestants from surrounding schools. The Farmer's Fair is a tradition in Aurora and the local region. Part of the fair includes a senior boy and girl from each local high school competing to become King and Queen of the fair. 10 1980 HOMECOMING February 22, 1980, all was quiet as the tension grew in the high school gym between games of the S.C.H.S. Pacers versus the Shawe Hilltoppers. Girls were nervously awaiting the an- nouncement of this year's Homecom- ing Queen and her court. The moment came, and so did tears of joy as Greta Smith became 2nd runner up, Volina Stultz 1st runner up, and Janet Hall the 1980 Homecoming Queen. Janet was then crowned by last year's queen, Tammy Fields, and each lucky girl re- ceived a bundle of roses. The eleven girls and their escorts were as follows: Janet Hall and Lonnie Furnish; Volina Stultz and Bill Sey- mour; Greta Smith and Rick Browning; Kelli Gayle and Alan Walcott; Ladonna Poling and Barry O'Neal; Vicky Bowl- ing and Glenn Bovard; Sheila Darling and Leon Walker; Jackie Sullivan and Bob McFarland; Amy Regensburger and John Garland; Tina Wagner and Tommy Bovard; Carol Slack and Paul Curlin. Janet and Lonnie share a tender moment as she walks up to receive her crown. Janet steps forward to re- ceive her crown. li SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS REST ASSURED Row 1: G. Mathews, L. Johnson, G. Morris, L. Tolliver, M. Keith, D. Johnson, J. Smith. Row 2: D. Carlow, S. Brammer, J. Hall, C. Slack, A. Regensburger, G. Smith. Row 3: J. Chambers, D. Jaynes, S. Fugate, C. Penick, J. Garland, P. Curlin, J. Carr. Row 4: T. Mathews. 12 Memories Will Last B. Wilson, T. Matthews, M. Walls, T. C. Montgomery, D. Patterson, L. Walker, A. Walcott, T. Deaton, J. Chambers, J. Garland, P. Curlin, D. Jaynes, R. Allen, J. Smith, M. McClure, L. Walcott, R. Browning, M. Pow- ers, B. Seymour, J. Daugherty, W. Daugherty, R. Daugherty, D. Alford, A. Regensberger, C. Slack, D. Carlow, V. Bowl- ing, L. Pavy, B. Otter, C. Scott, T. Gridley, A. Schroeder, J. Hall, S. Brammer, T. Mc- Clellan, G. Matthews, L. Tolliver, L. Works, M. Varble, G. Morris, C. Baatz, B. Hall, S. Thomas, G. Smith, S. Darling, K. Gayle, Y. Shuler, Y. Napier. 13 Seniors Get Crazy In The Senior trip was one that will long be remembered. It was good to finally get away from the Indiana cold and into the great Florida Sunshine. The first day was spent on the beach. Then we went to Busch Gardens, Sea World, Disjiey World, Wet and Wild and also took in some movies, disco dancing, and wax museums. u The Florida Sunshine The time flew by. Many people were trying to soak up as much sun- shine as possible and just enjoying themselves. We met a lot of new people from all over the country and some from our own state; many new friendships were made. We threw birthday parties and did a lot of celebrating. is SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS SONG 'Free Bird CLASS MOTTO Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, . . . but live today. Row 1: Paul Curlin, V-pres.; Lynnette Tolliver, Secretary; Amy Regensburger, Pres.; Wayne Daugherty, Sponsor. Row 2: Samantha Brammer, Class Rep.; Alan Walcott, Class Rep.; Shei- la Darling, Treasurer. CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLORS Red and Silver The Senior Class of 80 ; a wild and crazy class. We've had trouble passing Government but not because we're crass. We play leap frog on the stair steps and tackle in the snow. And we'd rather drink good cold Dew than homemade chocolate cocoa. When it comes to being peppy , we've got the Spirit Stick . The thought of ever losing it is nothing less than lunatic. Our inspiration is Steve Martin , our goal is Rock and Roll ! When it comes to deep romances, our love has taken its toll. We've given birth to many phrases than may be foreign to your ear. Like you got snowed! , let's get nuts! , and the Perfect Sleeper is near . We know a lot of secrets we can't be paid to tell. But when it comes to burn time we're always ready to yell! I'll take this time to warn you, we've only just begun. vou ain't seen nothin' yet 'cause there's lots more yet to come! ho knows how far we'll go from here? Time will take its course. Ve'll never let it be said that with us was not the force , he future holds a lot for us and to S.C.H.S. a long awaited good-bye. dut before we leave, you'll be convinced that the great class of 80 CAN NEVER DIE!!!!!!!!!!!! 17 Corina Baatz Oneva Beach Bruce Bennett Ernest Bovard Glenn Bovard Tommy Bovard Vicky Bowling Glenda Brady 18 19 Dianna Chase Lawrence Chase Regina Cleeter Stephen Colen Brenda Cope Dennis Courter Joe Covington Jonathan Coy Patricia Curl Paul Curlin Sheila Darling Angela Driver Todd Deaton Lonnie Furnish Becky Garland John Garland 20 Regina Hite Susan Holder Stephen Hysell Dennis Jaynes Kelli Gayle Peggy Hart Toni Gridley Teresa Haney Eddie Haskell Dan Hehe Janet Hall Timothy Hensley Tammy Jester Timothy Jewell Lake Johnson Donna Keith Michelle Keith Danny Mangold Gerri Mathews Terry Mathews Tammy McClellan Linda McDole Bob McFarland Georgia Morris Barry O'Neal Barbara Otter Darlene Otter Dale Patterson Lorrie Pavy Ladonna Poling Mark Powers Tim Ralston Mike Raisor Tye Ray Amy Regensburger Marie Robbins Christman 23 24 Yvonna Shuler Carol Slack Greta Smith Kevin Smith Sandy Stewart Volina Stultz Jacqueline Sullivan Donna Thomas Stephanie Thomas Susan Thomas Lynnette Tolliver Daniel Turner Maria Varble Tina Wagner Alan Walcott Lonnie Walcott 2S Phillip Wolfe Lisa Works Ruth Belew Thomas Bailey Leon Walker Michael Walls Susan Williams Barry Wilson Tony Bailey Steven Keith Jeffrey Smith Dennis Taylor Superlatives from the Class of “80 Mr. and Miss Senior Best Personality mmm 111 n t n • ■  —• John Garland and Amy Regensburger Most Likely to Succeed John Chambers and Ladonna Poling Wittiest Couple Todd Deaton and Samantha Brammer Terry Mathews and Darlene Otter Most Bashful The Flirt of the Senior Class Dale Patterson Class Clowns Jim Carr and Corina Baatz Most Studious Dennis Jaynes and Regina Cleeter Tim Hensley and Tammy Jester 28 Most Talented Paul Curlin and Greta Smith Most Happy-Go-Lucky Bill Seymour and Sheila Darling Most School Spirit Most Athletic Randy Allen and Janet Hall Tim Ralston and Volina Stultz 29 MEMORIES Like Terry and Gerri Mathews Carol Slack Donna Thomas Steve Hysell Lorrie Pavy YoYo Shuler r. AS Jt : Debi Burk ,__________________ Doug Brown Lynni Tolliver Sheila Darling Volina Stultz Dale Patterson 1 ' V; , 1 The Way We Were Ladonna Poling Georgia Morris Susan Holder Debbie Carlow Tim Hensley Jackie Sullivan Becky Garland Tammy Jester Peggy Hart Lonnie Furnish Toga, Toga, Toga, Toga, Toga, Toga!!!!! A toast to the Seniors. Senior Toga Party On December 15, 1979, the Seniors got together at Yo-Yo Schuler's house to celebrate the leaving of the mid-year graduates and to throw one of the wildest parties that has ever existed. It was a Toga party, an idea adopted from the popular movie, ANIMAL HOUSE. Everyone arrived in their “toga sheets, but as the evening went on, the pictures re- veal that everyone lost them. It was truly a wild af- fair. The Seniors really know how to party! The bathroom was a popular meeting place. What went wrong, Doug? Yo-Yo maintains the party. Vick, where are your eyes? 32 I have hopes, dreams, and fears. There were times I was angry, and these schoolmates cheered me. This is the last time we'll be together as a class . . . Do I look all right? 34 Tomorrow has so many places 36 That I've yet to see This class of 1980 has a lot to offer society. There will be many suc- cessful people coming from this class. We have always been a close class. Everyone was wild and crazy, but after graduation was over, everyone was even closer. Yet the time has finally come for us to realize that some of us will never see each other again. We'll look back on this day with cherished remembrance. Remember Georgia's song? What about Amy's speech? Wasn't that great? Didn't it seem like a long way across that stage to shake hands with Mr. Daugherty and receive that precious diploma? All the family were there and people kept taking our pictures. It seemed that we laughed and cried all afternoon. A milestone has been reached and we shall begin the journey again. 37 ALFORD, DENA: Drama Club 1,2,3,4 (Treasurer 4); Modern Music Masters 1,2,3,4; Soil and Water Con- servation Club 1,2,3,4 (Vice-President 4); Flag Girl 3, 4; J.H.S. 1,2,3,4 (Vice-President 4); Band 1,2,3,4 (Presi- dent 4); Choir 1,2,3,4; Jr. and Sr. Class Play. ALLEN, RANDY LEE: Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Cross Country 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Junior Class President. Club 3,4; FHA 4; FFA 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 4 BRAMMER, SAMANTHA KAY: Basketball 1,2,3,4; M.V.P. in Conference 3; Track 1,2,3,4; National Hon- or Society 1,2,3 (Vice-President 3); Senior Class Play; Senior Class Representative; Pep Club; Girls State; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; BAATZ, CORINA SUE: Science Club 1,2; Pep Club 1, ,2 • {Unu' BRINDLEY, TERRY LEE: Vocational School 3,4. ir;a, BROERING, WILLIAM ROBERT: Vocational School 3, 4. BAILEY, THOMAS LYNN: FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Vocational School 1,2. BROWN, DOUGLAS ALVIN: FFA 1,2,3,4. BAILEY, TONY LEE: FFA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Vocation- al School 1,2. BROWNING, RICHARD: FFA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1. BEACH, ONEVA JANE: Pep Club 2,3; Drama Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3. BURK DEBORAH JO: Basketball 1; French Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Office Aide 1,4. BELEW, RUTH ADELE: J.H.S. 4; Spanish Club 2; Band l,2j Vocational School 3,4; IYE, ALICE JEAN. BENNETT, BRUCE: Art Club 4, FFA 1,2,3,4, Vocation- al School 3,4. CALLAHAN, BRIAN LEE: Art Club 1,2,3,4. BOVARD, ERNEST PAUL CARLOW, DEBORAH SUE: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; French Club 3; Pep Club 3,4; Senior Class Play. BOVARD. GLENN: FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. jjiL ' w t i£ BOVARD, TOMMY WAYNE: FFA 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3. CARR, JAMES D.: Band 1,2,3,4; Modern Music Mas- ters 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 4. BOWLING, VICKY LYNN: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama CHAMBERS, JOHN JOSEPH: Senior Class Play; Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Track 3,4. DARLING, SHEILA LYNN: Student Council 3,4 (Vice-President 3, President 4); FHA 3,4 (President 4); Newspaper 1,2,3,4 (Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4); Senior Class Treasurer; Homecoming Queen Candi- CHASE, DIANNA LYNN: Office Aide 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Teacher's Aide 1,2,3,4. date 4; Yearbook 4; Spanish Club 1, Drama Club 2,3; Jr. Class Play; FFA 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4; Who's Who in American High School Students. CHASE, LAWRENCE RAY: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4;- National Honor Society 3,4; Cross Country 4; Newspaper 3,4. - DEATON, TODD MICHAEL: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (President 4); Letterman's Club 3,4 (Treasurer 4). CHRISTMAN, MARIE E.: Spanish Club 1, FFA 2,3,4 (Recorder 4); Pep Club 2,3,4; Teacher's Aide 2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1. DRIVER, ANGELA LEE: Concert Choir 1,2,3; Art Club 4; Pep Club 2. CLEETER, REGINA YVETTE: National Honor Society 2,3,4; Junior Historical Society 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2, 3; French Club 3,4; Teacher's Aide. FURNISH, LONNIE DEAN: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4 (President 4); Newspaper 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. COLEN, STEPHEN: Vocational School 3,4. GARLAND, JOHN MARK: Sr. Class Play; Drama Club 3,4 (Secretary 4); Conservation Club 4 (Presi- dent 4); Track 1: Indoor Track 2,3; Science Club 1,2,3; COPE, BRENDA: Vocational School 4; Choir 1; Pep Club 1,2,3. COURTER, DENNIS LEE: Vocational School 3.4; FFA 1,2,3; Pep Club 4. V V FFA 2,3. GARLAND, JOHN MARK: Sr. Class Play; Drama Club 3,4 (Secretary 4); Conservation Club 4 (Presi- dent 4); Track 1; Indoor Track 2,3; Science Club 1,2,3; FFA 2,3. COVINGTON, HAROLD E.: Basketball 1. GARLAND, REBECCA LYNN: Art Club 3,4. COY, JEFF WAYNE. GAYLE, KELLI SUE: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, COY, JONATHAN EDWARD: Yearbook 4; Baseball 1, 2; Intramurals 3; Pep Club 4. 3,4 (Vice-President 4); Track 1; Volleyball 1,2,3; Dra- - ma Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Letterman's Club 2,3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Student Council 2, 4. CURLIN, PAUL DWAYNE: Drama Club 3,4 (Presi- dent 4); Jr. and Sr. Class Play; Vice-President of Senior Class. GRIDLEY, TONI RENEE: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3, 4; Volleyball Manager 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Letterman's Club 2,3,4. HALL, JANET LOUISE: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4 (Secretary 4); FHA 1,2,3,4; Dra- ma Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4. Spanish Club 2,3; Choir 2,3; Drama Club 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Class Play; Pep Club 1,2,3; Modern Music Masters 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Who's Who In Music 4; Who's Who Among Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students 3,4. HANEY, TERESA GAIL: Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Swing Choir 4 (Treasurer 4); Pep Club 2,3, Teachers Aide 3,4; Tutor 4. JESTER, TAMMY JO: FFA 1; Pep Club 1; Teacher's Aide 1; French Club 1. HANKINS, ROBIN LYNN: Vocational School 3. JEWELL TIMOTHY: FFA 1,2,3,4. HART, PEGGY EILEEN: FHA 4; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3; Letterman's Club 2,3; Teacher's Aide 1,2,4; Basketball Manager 2. JOHNSON, LAKE ANN: Mixed Choir 1,2,3,4 (Secre- tary 4); Pep Club 2,3; Yearbook 4; Tutor 4; Teacher's Aide 3; Drama Club 4; Art Club 4; Sr. Class Play. HASKELL, HOWARD EDDIE: Jr. Class Play; Drama Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Jr. Class Man at Large; Spanish Club 1; FFA 1,2,3. JOHNSON, PRESTON R.: FFA 1,2,3,4. ■ HEHE, DANIEL R.: Vocational School 3,4. KEITH, DONNA KAY: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vocational School 4. HENSLEY, TIMOTHY: Art Club 3,4; Office Aide 4. KEITH, MICHELL ANN: Track 1.2,3; Volleyball 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Student Council 3; Letterman's Club 1, 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Jr. Class Vice-President; Drama Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. HITE, GINA ANN: Drill Team 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tutor 3. KEITH, STEVEN ALLAN: FFA 1,2,3,4. HOLDER, SUSAN C: French Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Choir 1; Office Aide 4. MANGOLD, DANIEL C: FFA 1,2,3,4. HYSFLL, STEPHEN WAYNE: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Track 3. MATHEWS, GERRI LOU: Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, FFA 2,3; Yearbook 4; Sci- ence Club 1; Sr. Class Play.; Tutor 4. JAYNES, DENNIS LEE: Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4 (Co- Editor); J.H.S. 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; MATHEWS, TERRY WAYNE: Art Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; Science Club 1,2; J.H.S. 1,2; Newspaper 3; Sr. Class Play. MC CLELLAN, TAMMY JO: Pep Club 3,4; Tutor 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Choir 1; Yearbook 4; Student Coun- cil 1,3; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Pumpkin Show Candidate. MC DOLE, LINDA LOU: Art Club 3,4. POWERS, MARK EDWIN: FFA 1,2,3,4. MC FARLAND, ROBERT E.: Science Club 3,4 (Vice- President 3, President 4); Pep Club 1,2,3,4. -VLV'vVX MILLER, PAUL RICHARD MORRIS, GEORGIA HAZEL: Mixed Choir 1,3,4 (President 4); Pep Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Drama Club 4; Art Club 4; Sr. Class Play; Swing Choir 4 (President 4); Spanish Club 1; Who's Who In Music; Outstanding Jr. Music Student in Concert and Mixed Choir. RALSTON, JOHN TIMOTHY: FFA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Candidate for FHA Honey. RAISOR, MICHAEL WAYNE: FFA 1,2,3,4; Vocational School 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. RAY, KERRY TYE: FFA 1,2,3,4. O'NEAL, BARRY LYNN: Cross Country 1,2; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1,2. OTTER, BARBARA K.: Vocational School 4. OTTER, DARLENE MICHELLE: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, French Club 1,2; Office Aide 3,4. PATTERSON, DALE LEE: FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1. PAVY, LORRIE ANN: FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; FFA 3,4. PEELMAN, LOUIS JAMES: FFA 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2, 3,4; Choir 1. REGENSBURGER, AMY LOUISE: Sr. Class President; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4 (Vice- President 4). RIDER, GLENDA SUE: FFA 2,3,4 (Vice-President 4); Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Teacher's Aide. SCHROEDER, ARLENE ANN: Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4, Track 2,3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Letterman's Club 3,4. SCOTT, CONNIE RAF.: JHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vocational School 3,4. SCOTT, MARIA DIANE: Pep Club 1,2,3,4. SCUDDER, BARRY TODD. POLING, LADONNA KAY: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (President 4); FHA 4; Spanish Club 1; SCUDDER, RANDALL PAUL. SWIT COUNTY HIGH SCH1 SEYMOUR, CHARLES D.: Vocational School 3,4. SEYMOUR, WILLIAM HENRY: FFA 2; Pep Club 4; Science Club 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; French Club 2; Voca- tional School 3,4. SHAW, RONALD EUGENE. SHULER, YVONNA EILEEN: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; Drill Team 1,2, 3. SLACK, CAROL JEAN: National Honor Society 2,3,4, Modern Music Masters 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4, Jr. and Sr. Class Play. SMITH, GRETA KAYE: Choir 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4. SMITH, PAUL JEFFREY: Drama Club 3,4; Newspaper 1,2,3,4; JHS 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Boys State 4. SMITH, KEVINT NE. STULTZ, VOLINA ANN: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Letterman's Club 2,3; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; President of Freshman Class; Homecoming Quee Candidate (first runner-up) 4; Aurora Farmers Fair Queen 4. TURNER, DANIEL LEE: FFA 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3, 4. VARBLE, MARIA SUZETTE: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook 4; Office Aide 4. WAGNER, TINA MARIE: Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Junior Class Treasurer; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Mixed Choir 1,2,3; Vocational School 4; Concert Choir 3; FHA 4. WALCOTT, ALAN DALE: Senior Class Officer; Golf 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Vocational School 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; French Club 2. WALCOTT, LONNIE GAYLE: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Golf 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Vocational School 3,4. WALKER, HARRY LEON: Teacher Aide 3; Basketball 1. WALLS, MICHAEL ROGER: Vocational School 4. SPRINGER, THOMAS R.: Art Clu WOLFF, PHILLIP M.: FFA 1,2,3. STEWART, SANDRA KAY. Induction of New Member Old Members National Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Reeves, functions as a service organiza- tion as well as an honorary so- ciety. The members held Teacher Recognition Week, a week in which members wrote poems, gave gifts, and switched roles with teachers. Members served as orientation guides for next year's incom- ing seventh graders. The mem- bers also served as ushers and usherettes at the graduation ceremony. Row 1: Arlene Schroeder, Regina Cleeter, Linda Brown, Carol Slack, Debbie Carlow, Michelle Keith, Rae Jean Johnson. Row 2: Paul Curlin, Mark Flood, Dennis Jaynes, Lawrence Chase, Carol Penick, Samantha Brammer, John Spencer, Rick Daugherty. Row 3: Rita Waltz, Kathy Berner, Todd Deaton. 44 into National Honor Society Row 1: Donna Keith, Kelli Gayle, Dena Alford, Marsha Hughes, Vince Roberts, Barbara Otter, Amy Regensburger, Cindy Crabtree, Jill Demaree. Row 2: Connie Bacon, Carol Smith, Row 3: Kevin McSwain, Kirk Works, Brian McSwain, Steve Fugate, Jeff Smith, John Chambers, Dennis Courter, Dwight Boles. New Members The spring induction cere- mony is always anticipated with worry and excitement. To be inducted into National Honor Society, a student must maintain other qualities as well as a grade point average. Leadership, Character, and Ser- vice are also qualities a new member must possess. Our school is very proud of these new members. 45 STUDENT COUNCIL PROMOTES STUDENT PARTICIPATION. Row 1: Sheila Darling, Shannon Tolbert, Janet Hall, Jenny Smith, Debbie Goffe, Sponsor. Row 2: Kelli Gayle, Donna Thomas, Jackie Sullivan. Row 3: Traci Ray, John Spencer, Tonia Scotti. Row 4: Billie Meeks, Shelly Lewis, Kevin Lock, Steve Harrell, Esther Tolliver, Diane Carlow, Jill Demaree. 46 The 1980 S.C.H.S. Student Council was sponsored by Debbie Goffe. Under Ms Goffe's guidance, the council was very active and their presence was known to all in our school. The officers attend- ed an all day workshop at the Sherman House in Batesville, Indi- ana. School became a fun place on the days the group promoted “dressing up . The list of high interest activities includes: Hallow- een Dress Up, Pioneer Day, Lick'Em, Sock and Hat, T-shirt Day, and more. A scary but entertaining movie was shown for Hallow- een. The traditional Homecoming, voting for Homecoming Queen, the coronation, and Homecoming dance were all sponsored by this group. Student Council also provided service to the general public by placing notice of school functions on the sign in front of the school. At left: Seniors pose beside the Christmas tree provided by Student Council to lend holiday atmosphere to the school lobby. CONSERVATION CLUB Row 1: Bill Carpenter, Brian Brammer, Andrea Kappes, Don Morrison, Sponsor. Row 2: Darryl Weaver, Robbie Furnish, John Garland. 47 Drama Club Presents Row 1: Mrs. Cole, Dennis Jaynes, Carrie Nixon, Janet Hall, Michelle Keith, Dena Alford, Paul Curlin, Amy Regensburger, John Garland, Maria Varble, Connie Ba- con, Rita Waltz, Doris Jones, Mr. Beckett. Row 2: Bri- an Sublett, Jeff Smith, Jim Carr, Londa Lyons, Jeanie Miller, Kathy Bear, Andi Brown, Jill Demaree, Tina Hatton, Peggy Otter, Julie Penvose. Row 3: John Chambers, Georgia Morris, Lake Johnson, George Spencer, Deron Johnson, John Spencer, Eileen DeNoon, Susan Adams, Mary Rogers, Rae Jean Johnson, Tonia Scotti. Row 4: Bob Getz, Lloyd Strohl, Kevin McSwain, Alan Archer, Wade Self, Daryl Bear, Steve Hewitt, Joey Green, Steve Fugate. Row 5: Karen- Levell, unknown, Cathy Griffin, Denise McFarland, Margie Ciampone, Nicki Nixon, Roger Hilligoss, Paul Miller, Dewayne Scranton. Standing: Lisa Boggs, Shannon Tolbert, Rosie Regensburger, Traci Ray, Janet Atkins. It has become tradition for the Drama Club to produce a musical each spring. This year has been no excep- tion. Weeks of work went in to this production. Mrs. Cole soon came to be known as Mom to this hard working cast. 48 WEST SIDE STORY As the final curtain fell, the performance was a smash! There was a lot of work involved, and we loved every minute of it. It's all over for this year, but we'll look forward to it again next year. 49 TEACHER AIDES Row 1: D. Carlow, P. Gryman, P. Brown, J. Green, T. Ray, J. Atkins, S. Tolbert, L. Boggs, D. Carlow, S. Lewis, C. Nixon, V. Roberts, Row 2: M. Varble, R. Cleeter. J. Hall, S. Brammer, K. Berner, K. Robinson, C. Bacon, J. Demaree, D. Lewis, K. Lock, L. Walcott, Row 3: J. Sloan, S. Stewart, D. Keith, T. Gridley, A. Schroeder, S. Rider, M. Christman, R. Robbins, L. Works, J. Waller, Row 4: M. Hughes, C. Brown, C. Lock, A. Archer, M. Holder, P. Hart, V. Stultz, S. Darling, K. Gayle, A. Walcott, Row 5: D. Baer, B. Riehle, L. McDole, T. Matthews, L. Furnish, C. Lorch, T. Deaton, K. Lock, L. Chase, Row 6: K. Levell, R. Claypoole, G. Morris, B. Waters, B. Shaw, T. Cloat, S. Smith, S. Konkle, R. Daugherty. OFFICE AIDES Row 1: Diane Chase, LaDonna Poling, Sheila Darling, Eddie Haskell, Tim Hensley, Rita Waltz, Row 2: Yo-Yo Shuler, Susan Thomas, Darlene Otter, Amy Regensberger, Tina Scudder, Janet Atkins, Row 3: Kelli Gayle, Volina Stultz, Billy Seymour, Donna Thomas, Michelle Keith. so JUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY Row 1: Jill Demaree, Marsha Hughes, Doris Jones, Dena Alford, Janet Hendricks, (Sponsor). Row 2: Regina Cleeter, Dennis Jaynes, Brian Sublett, Mary Ellen Rogers, Mary Jaynes. Row 3: Mike Brown, Tonia Candell, Greg Curlin, Jodi Karn, Lee Ann Coy, Steve Sublett, Glenn Crandell. LIBRARY AIDES Row 1: Mary Ellen Rogers, Corina Baatz, Wilma Brogan, Tina Wagner, Teresa Baatz. Row 2: Standing: Sandy Carlow, Virginia Reeves, Brian Sublett, Charlie Lock, Ruth Belew. Yearbook Staff Strives For An Award Winning Book Throughout the school year we've had to make a lot of phone calls and mail a lot of letters. We were busy all year long making appoint- ments with pho- tographers and collecting money from advertise- ments. Every- thing has to be planned out very carefully to be sure there aren't any mistakes. In the end it all pays off. Row I: S. Darling, D. Jaynes, J. Hendricks, M. Varble, T. Mathews, J. Coy. Row 2: L. Poling, G. Morris, L. Johnson, L. Tolliver. Row 3: P. Hart, B. Sublett, J. Devers, D. Chase, S. Hamilton, S. Hysell, G. Mathews. The Yearbook Staff of '80 has been hard at work this past year, and with a new advi- sor, Mrs. Hendricks, we feel that this year's annual is one of the best ever to come out of S.C.H.S. No, kids. Yearbook is not all fun and games. A lot of time, patience and just plain teamwork went into creating the Yearbook. While the staff was busy typing up copy cropping pictures, selling ads, and drawing up layouts, editors Terry Mathews and Dennis Jaynes were planning for future assignments. Everybody has to have fun sometimes, and fun is what we had while working on the Gong Show and other projects. Through our work as the staff of REMEMBER YESTERDAY, DREAM ABOUT TOMORROW..., we accomplished introduc- ing full color senior pictures. Good luck from the 1979-80 Yearbook Staff! The staff discusses business with Mrs. Hendricks. Lynni, Gerri, Maria: The Three Stooges. Mr. Pumphery is our Re- presentative from Inter- Collegiate Press. He ad- vises us on how to use copy and what's new in yearbooks. He shows us samples of covers and di- vider pages and helps us out on our deadline dates. 52 We often compare other yearbooks to get new ideas. November 9, 1979, the Yearbook and Oracle staffs drove to Indiana University Southeast at New Albany for Student Press Day. About ten area high schools participated. Our day began with a doughnut and milk breakfast provided by our hosts. During the opening session a college official welcomed us with a speech. Throughout the day we attended several workshops and participated in many discussions about our ideas on what an award winning yearbook should contain. After lunch, career sessions were hosted by radio and television personalities from KJ100, WHAS, and Louisville area television newsmen. We toured the campus and enjoyed the fireplace and lounge area in the small Union. The library and computer typesetting terminals were the favorite places. Krider Studios, Inc. does photography for us and develops our pictures. They have helped us and now we are able to take some of our own photos. 53 ART CLUB Row 1: Mike Payne, Angie Driver, Lake Ann Johnson, Georgia Morris, Tammy Jester, Patty Curl, Carol Slack, Tom- my Bovard; Row 2: Linda McDole, Laura Thompson, Tony Jackson, Robert Price, Connie Bacon, Pam Brown; Row 3: Cheryl White, Gene Stow, Bob Scudder, George Spencer, Mark Wilburn, Row 4: Carrie Nixon, Blanche Peelman, Todd Payne, Bill Browning, Mrs. Bunin; Row 5: Mary Rook, Billie Lewis, Becky Garland, Tom Springer, Brian Callahan, Tim Shackleford LETTERMAN'S CLUB Row 1: Michelle Keith, Janet Hall, Rick Daugherty, Sec.; Barry Wilson, Ginger Holdcroft, Linda Brown, Debbie Carlow, Row 2; Dale Griffin, Lonnie Furnish, Pres.; Brad Burk, Toni Gridley, Kathy Barner, Samantha Brammer, Arlene Schroeder; Row 3; Gayle Eddie Furnish, Kevin Lock, Alan Walcott; Row 4; Lonnie Walcott, Chris Riley, V- pres.; Steve Konkle, Row 5: Jerry South, John South, Charles Lock, Row 6: Steve Hysell, Todd Deaton, Treas.; Randy Allen; Row 7: Sponsor, Wayne Daugherty. 55 S.C.H.S. PEP CLUB Row 1: T. Scotti, L. Lyons, J. Miller, M. Hughes, S. Tolbert, G. Smith, R. Waltz, V. Stultz, J. Hall. Row 2: Mrs. Briggs, D. Thomas, S. Darling, J. Smith, P. Poling, L. Poling, K. Gail, C. Scott, S. Brammer, A. Schroeder, D. Keith, Mrs. Briggs. Row 3: B. Reihle, K. Walker, D. Jones, J. Atkins, C. Bacon, T. Jester, C. Slack, P. Geyman, D. Carlow, P. Brown, T. Gridley, S. Thomas, D. Boles, G. Furnish, S. Konkle, Row 4: C. Crabtree, M. Holder, K. Berner, A. Regensburger, M. Varble, D. Burk, S. Holder, J. Carfield, G. Hambrick, C. Griffin, R. Daugherty, K. Lock, K. Lock. Row 5: T. Peters, R. Williams, C. Nixon, R. Reuter, C. Scott, S. Johnson, S. Colaran, D. Cope, C. Crabtree, L. Scudder, B. Whitham, C. Lucas, D. Griffin, J. Chambers, J. Carr. Row 6: S. Lewis, D. Carlow, T. Furnish, J. Curry, L. Reuter, J. Wolf, K. Keith, C. Works, L. Bovard, T. Cope, B. Bowling, N. Nixon, P. Curlin, D. Courter, S. Hysell. Row 7: K. Rice, P. Otter, C. Feerer, L. Boggs, T. McClellan, S. Williams, J. Sullivan, T. Scudder, R. Robbins, T. Hensley, D. Patterson, E. Haskell. Row 8: P. Meeks, V. Chase, A. Brown, C. Medlin, C. Bear, F. Shackleford, B. Meeks, L. Coy, B. Seymour, C. Seymour, G. Crabtree, J. Wolf, G. Varble, M. Stultz, C. Seymour, T. Hatton, P. Rook, D. Hehe, L. Canada, G. Getz, D. Smith, G. Furnish, J. Bacon, S. Sublett, K. Keith, J. Roberts, L. Allison, A. Turner, K. Coryell, D. Riley, R. Atkins, K. Carfield, S. Hysell, L. Purin, B. Wolf, R. Pickett, R. Shaw, Carpenter, R. Turner, Banta, J. Jones, A. Truitt, Berner, Hankinson, Robbins, J. May, B. Brammer, M. Ramsey, D. Turner, S. Colen, Sander, M. Scudder, B. Sublett, G. Pavy, Tolliver, Lock, Stewart, Springer, Boggs, Lock, Scudder, D. Alford, G. Pavy, Green, Roberts, Chase, Radcliff, S. Sieglitz, C. Fuller, Armstrong. French Club Mr. Beckett sponsors French Club. The club plans to tour Europe dur- ing the summer of 1981. Row 1: Connie Bacon, Rae Jean Johnson, Regina Cleeter, Mr. Beckett. Row 2: Dwayne Scranton, John Spencer, Steve Fugate. Spanish Club Ms. Beck sponsors Span- ish Club. She has taken the club on field trips to Cincinnati, Beef 'n Boards, and to Spain the summer of 1979. The club plans to visit Europe the summer of 1981. Row 1: Eric Deaton, Michelle Holder, Jill Demaree, Kathy Berner. Row 2: Eric Courtney, Rita Harlow, Tracy Eaves, Eileen DeNoon, Deena Lewis, Teresa Chandler. 58 i Que Viaje Fantastical 59 F.H.A. Row 1: Marie Wesbecker, Sponsor; Sheila Darling, Shannon Tolbert, Cheryl White, Janet Hall, Peggy Hart. Row 2; YoYo Shuler, Vicki Bowling, Tina Wagner, Lorrie Pavy, Tammy Jester, Ladonna Poling, Cindy Seymour, Mary Stultz, Georgette Varble, Rita Waltz, Wilma Brogran, Tycia Peters. Row 3: Tina Hatton, Kim Rice, Elaine Banta, Sondra Keith, Deena Lewis. Row 4: Gerri Mathews, Lynnette Tolliver, Pam Poling, Janet Atkins, Esther Tolliver. The Future Homemakers of America sponsored a dance and elected Randy Allen as the F.H.A. Honev for 1980. 3 3 60 F.F.A. THRIVES! Row 1: Randy Allen, Lisa Works, Sue Rider, Marie Christman, Glenn Bovard, Phil Wolfe, Ernest Bovard, Tony Bailey, Tom Bovard, George Adams, Dennis Taylor, Dale Patterson, Ed Haskell. Row 2: Dan Turner, Teresa Chandler, Nicki Nixon, Londa Lyons, Lisa Bovard, Cindy Works, Robbie Johnson, Louis Peelman, Greg Green, Jay Keith, Mike Raisor. Row 3: Caryn Edwards, Karen Gillespie, Mike Cole, Daryl Weaver, Charles Lock, Darin Bowling, Melissa Young, Gerald McClure, Joe Green, Fred Russell, Sponsor. Row 4: Kim Gulley, Susan Adams, Tawanna Cloat, Becky Shaw, Duane Tolliver, Tye Ray, Mike Poling, Mark Hall, Ruth Claypoole, Joann Waller, Lisa Shackleford, Sara Miller, Troy Hankins. Row 5: Kirk Works, Mark Bailey, Robert Johnson, Dennis Clements, Bob Scudder, John Lamson, Gary Scott, Eric Leap, Allen Thomas, Bob Lucas, Barry Hon, Joe Markland, Todd Hayes. Row 6: Randy Wolfe, Dan Shuler, Bob Hilligoss, Robert Scudder, Mike Roeschlein, Paul Furnish, Franklin Pike, Steve Stewart, Anthony Thomas, Harold Thomas. Row 7: Mark Covington, Dana Swanson, David Christman, Chris Brown, Joe McEndree, George Claypoole, Brian Reed, Harold Waller. Row 8: Beverly Reihle, Rita Turner, Kandy Flood, Danny Jones, Jamie Peters, Billy Browning, Jeff Bolden, Roger Beach, Billy Lucas, Rob Furnish, Steve James, Bill Roberts, Sponsor. F.F.A. Officers February 1979 to January 1980 President: Lisa Works Vice-President: Sue Rider Secretary: David Christman Treasurer: Randy Wolfe Sentinel: Dan Turner Reporter: Marie Christman F.F.A. Officers February 1980 to January 1981 President: Darryl Weaver Vice-President: Mike Cole Secretary: Teresa Chandler Treasurer: David Christman Sentinel: Robert Johnson Reporter: Londa Lyons 61 The Future Farmers of America in Switzerland County sponsored money making projects of selling citrus fruits and tobacco in order to earn money to finance club field trips and to promote knowl- edge and education in agriculture. SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA VOCATIONAL SCHOOL STUDENTS ' Raisor, Brindley, Bishop, LaVelle, Cleeter, Belew, Chapman, Brown, Rickett. Row 2: Keith, Ridener, Wagner, Bennett, Walcott, Bailey, Holdcroft, Bailey, Yocum. Row 3: Hehe, Walcott, Stewart, Hon, Sey- mour, Smith, Gregory, Fitzgerald. Row 4: Webb, Ridener, Ward, Whitham, Romans, Scott, White, Sloan. Row 5: Jones, McFarland, Broering, Seymour, Williams, Ro- mans, Green, Thomas, Romans, Many of these students hold office in S.I.V.S. organizations. Dan Hehe studies wiring. Karen Ridener relaxes on break. Bruce and Kevin examine an engine. Jeff Yocum uses a press. 62 THE 1980 ORACLE STAFF Row 1: Sheila Darling, Editor, Mr. Druba, Sponsor, Michelle Holder. Row 2: Jeff Smith, Todd Deaton, Lonnie Furnish. Not pictured: Steve Konkle Dwight Boles George Spencer Jeff Devers Oneva Beach Law- rence Chase. The ORACLE is the student newspaper for Swit- zerland County High. It is under the direction of Mr. Druba and is edited by Sheila Darling. The Journal- ism class has worked all year to get the best pictures and articles possible. The work has been hard at times and rather easy at others. The articles were written by all students in the class with the excep- tion of the photographer. To the ORACLE Staff we would like to say Good job, people. 63 Jeff Smith was the staff photographer. HIGH SCHOOL BAND Row 1: Dennis Jaynes, Karen Ridener, Marsha Hughes, Carol Slack, Rae Jean Johnson, Row 2: Kevin Ridener, Charles Lock, Deron Johnson, Steve Harrell, Joey Green, John Lamson, Row 3: Dena Alford, Lisa Boggs, Donna Thomas, Letha Reuter, Cindy Crabtree, Amy Altoff, Shannon Callahan, Karen Levell, Mary Jaynes, Belinda Danner, Traci Ray, Row 4: Sherry Alexander, Belinda Adams, Retha Reuter, Tonia, Scotti, Kim Walker, Mary Ellen Rogers, Kim Robinson, Tracy Eaves, Row 5: Cindy Medlin, Andrea Brown, Micah Ramsey, Mike Voris, Bobby Scudder, Lisa See, Bobby Lucas, George Spencer, Lannie Canada, Cindy Works, Row 6: Dennis Clements, Lisa Gould, Kathy Griffin, Roger Hilligoss, Bobby Hilligoss, Daryl Weaver, Brian McSwain, Carol Penick, Jimmy Carr, Scott Aldred, Row 7: Georgette Varble, Gerri Matthews, Cathi Bear, Kevin McSwain, Mary Stultz, Londa Lyons, Sondra Keith, The band won first place in the Valonia Festival. The band also participated in the Music Bowl II Ohio, and Aurora Farmers Fair and many other parades. 64 Flags Pom Pons Cindy Works, Cindy Medlin, Traci Ray, Dena Alford. Seniors Lynnette Tolliver, Sondra Keith, Georgette Varble, Londa Lyons, Mary Stultz, Cathy Bear, Gerri Mathews. Carol Slack, Jim Carr, Dena Alford, Dennis Jaynes, Donna Thomas. Majorettes Slack, Hughes, Ridener. Officers Alford, Pres., See, Sec., Boggs, Treas., Ray, Vice Pres. Drum Majors Dennis Jaynes, Rae Jean Johnson. 65 Concert Choir Row 1: Carrie Nixon, Jenny Waters, Dena Alford, Georgia Morris, Tonia Scotti, Cathy Griffin, Mary Ellen Rogers. Row 2: Rae Jean Johnson, Karen Levell, Diana Carlow, Donna Thomas, Debbie Smith, Greta Smith, Tammy O'Banion. Row 3: James Harmon, Steve Hewitt, Billy Dar- ling, George Spencer, Kevin McSwain, John Spencer, Alan Archer, Daryl Baer. Swing Choir Row 1: Mrs. Williams, Micah Ramsey, Deron Johnson, Georgia Morris, Teresa Haney, Rosemary Cuningham, Cheryl White, Row 2: Denise Snodgrass, Mark Wilburn, Brian Sublett, Janet Emery, Lisa Gould, Kim Wilson, Karen Levell, Sara Hamilton. Mixed Choir Row 1: Sara Hamilton, Cheryl White, Mary Rook, Lisa Gould, Karen Levell, Lake Johnson, Georgia Morris. Row 2: Mrs. Williams, Nancy Johnson, Bev Hankins, Teresa Haney, Denise Snodgrass, Connie Hite, Brian Sublett. 66 MODERN MUSIC MASTERS Row 1: Carol Slack, Dena Alford, Den- nis Jaynes, Jim Carr, Greta Smith, Don- na Thomas. Row 2: Marsha Hughes, Rae Jean Johnson, Alan Archer, Carol Penick, Eric Courtney. Row 3: Kevin McSwain, Mary Ellen Rogers, Kathy Berner, Traci Ray, Tonia Scotti, Brian McSwain. Row 4: John Spencer, Joey Green, Daryl Baer, Steve Fugate, Lannie Canada. New Members Row 1: Kim Robinson, Tammy O'Bannion, Carrie Nixon, Andrea Brown, Lisa Gould, Amy Althoff. Row 2: George Spencer, Georgia Morris, Karen Levell, Mary Nell Jaynes, Belinda Danner, Roger Hilligoss. Who's Who in Music Georgia Morris, Dennis Jaynes, John Spencer, Rae Jean Johnson, Kevin McSwain, Carol Penick, Joey Green, Dena Alford. 67 Music Department Brings Donna Fargo MUSIC BANQUET HIGHLIGHTS THE YEAR'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS The Music Banquet was a pitch-in dinner attended by music students, their families, and teachers. Entertainment was provided by the students. Music awards were given and the Modern Music Masters held their induction. This was a very special ceremony because Modern Music Masters is an honor- ary society which demands a B average in music and a C average in academic sub- jects. New members include: George Spen- cer, Kim Robinson, Tammy O'Banion, Carrie Nixon, Roger Hilligoss, Georgia Mor- ris, Lisa Gould, Andrea Brown, Karen Levell, Belinda Danner, Amy Althoff, Mary Nell Jaynes. At left: Carol Slack and Joey Green perform part of the induction cere- mony. 69 D.A.R. Good Citizen Award Todd Deaton was chosen this year's D.A.R. Good Citizen. This is indeed an honor because Todd and two other seniors were chosen from among all the seniors by the seniors themselves. Then, the faculty voted for one of the three chosen by the senior class. Todd became the choice. He re- presents the qualities of good character, which the Daughters of the American Revolution emphasize—Dependability, Service, Leadership, Patriotism. 70 I E8$ 53532353485348532353534848482323 Pacers Finish Strong in the Row 1: Brad Burk, Kevin Lock, Ken Lock, Steve Konkle, Gayle Furnish, Row 2: Chris Riley, Steve Hysell, Randy Allen, Todd Deaton, Lawrence Chase, Rick Daugherty. 72 The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball season was some- what of a success. The record was 12 and 9, and our Pacers tied for second place in the Ohio River Val- ley Conference. Even though the Pacers lost the first game of the Sectional, they still are winners in our eyes. 79-80 Season 73 Varsity Cheerleaders Steadfastly Support Pacers! Cheerleaders perform during a time out. A positive attitude is essential. Rita Waltz, Janet Hall, Volina Stultz, Shannon Tolbert, Greta Smith. Not pictured is Brenda Briggs, sponsor. Our cheerleaders lead the fans in singing the national anthem. 74 B-Team Sets a Strong Pace Row 1: Joe Reagan, Rod Rickett, Vince Roberts, Gayle Fur- nish, Steve Konkle. Row 2: Kenny Lock, Gene Crabtree, Eric Deaton, Dwight Boles, Brian McSwain, Coach Weales. The B-team's season was highlighted by a thrilling one point victory over Lawrenceburg in their season finale. The B-Team ended the season with a 7-11 record and valu- able experience for future years. Coach Rick Weales did an important job in guiding these players. 75 B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS ACTIVE! Londa and Tonia sing the na- tional anthem. At right: Marsha Hughes concen- trates on the game. Tonia Scotti, Londa Lyon, Marsha Hughes, Jeanie Miller. 9TH GRADE BASKETBALL Row 1: Joe Reagan, Rod Pickett, Brian Brammer, Jamie Peters. Row 2: Coach Paul Hewitt, Wade Medlin, Rob Furnish, Gene Crabtree, Brian Reed. Our Pacers learn the game by practice and exper- ience. A rebound becomes a scramble under the bas- ket, but our team is there. At right: Being able to shoot the ball is not always easy. Far right: Our players show the intensity of their concentration as two players struggle for the ball. 77 9TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Cindy Lucas, Leah Scudder, Kim Keith, Diane Carlow. PACER GOLF TEAM SUCCESSFUL MOST IMPROVED PLAYER MOST VALUABLE PLAYER John Spencer Dale Griffin Dale Hankinson, Brian Brammer, Steve Bailey, Micah Ramsey. Not pictured is Coach Wayne Daugherty. Lonnie Walcott Rick Daugherty RESERVE GOLF 79 Alan Walcott BOYS' TRACK HAS STRONG PROGRAM Randy Allen readies for the meet. OUTDOOR TRACK: Coach Kegley, D. Weaver, R. Daugherty, C. Lorch, L. Chase, T. Deaton, R. Allen, G. Crabtree, K. Lock, B. McSwain, J. Green. Row 2: D. Eaves, S. Harrell, L. Canada, G. Fur- nish, D. Lipperd, D. Courter, D. Ramseyer, B. Bolden, C. Fuller, G. Crabtree. Coach Kegley and Joey Green ex- change last minute information. INDOOR TRACK: J. Druba, T. Hankins, L. Furnish, C. Lorch, D. Weaver, S. Kegley. Row 2: B. Darling, L. Canada, R. Claypoole, Ramseyer. Lawrence Chase Darryl Weaver Dave Lipperd Lannie Canada 80 Randy Allen Sets Record! Todd Deaton Randy Allen a record for S.C.H.S! He ran the 400 meter in 50.7 sec- onds, which won the sectional meet at Jeffersonville. At that time Randy was ranked ninth in the state. Con- gratulations, Randy, our school is very proud of you! Bobby Bolden Charles Lorch Steve Harrell 81 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: A. Walcott, S. Konkle, D. Griffin, D. Hankinson, C. Fuller, D. Christman. Row 2: R. Wolf, R Daugherty, T. Hayes, L. Walcott, T. Bovard, J. South, L. Furnish. Row 3: K. Lock, S. Hysell, C. Riley, J. South, B. Seymour, Coach Weales. Lonnie Furnish Dale Griffin Lonnie Walcott CROSS COUNTRY Brian McSwain Steve Harrell Charles Lorch Row 1: Lannie Canada, Vince Roberts, Steve Harrell, Joe Reagan. Row 2: Coach Druba, Gayle Furnish, Charles Lorch, Barry Wilson, Gene Crabtree, Bri- an McSwain, Lonnie Furnish. Girls Varsity Keeps Rolling Row 1: Linda Brown, Letha Rueter, Greta Smith, Retha Rueter, Ginger Holdcroft, Row 2: Miss Steffan, Debbie Carlow, Janet Hall, Kathy Berner, Sherry Alexander, Arlene Schroeder, Toni Gridley, Samantha Brammer, Donna Keith. 84 Jr. Varsity Girls' Basketball Row 1: Rose Williams, Linda Brown, Ginger Holdcroft, Barbara Whitham. Row 2: Coach Steffan, Pam McCarty, Amy Althoff, Retha Reuter, Sherry Alexander, Letha Reuther, Pam Brown, Belinda Danner. Ginger and Linda watch from the bench Coach Jane Christophersen VOLLEYBALL Varsity Reserve All Conference Volleyball Sherry Alexander Janet Hall Row 1: Donna Keith, Greta Smith, Janet Hall, Diane Carlow, Letha Reuter, Linda Brown. Row 2: Amy Althoff, Sheila Dick, Retha Reuter, Londa Lyon, Sherry Alexander, Rita Waltz, Arlene Schroeder, Kathy Berner, Coach Steffan. Row 1: Ginger Holdcroft, Barbara Whitham, Mary Jane Curry, Cindy Lucas, Cindy Crabtree, Belinda Adams. Row 2: Coach Steffan, Diane Carlow, Belinda Danner, Amy Althoff, Sheila Dick, Shelly Lewis, Connie Scott, Retha Reuter. 86 GIRLS' TRACK SEASON Row 1: Cindy Lucas, Barbara Whitham, Jeanie Miller, Letha Reuter, Retha Reuter, Greta Smith, Amy Regensburger, Pam McCarty. Row 2: Coach Steffan, Amy Althoff, Belinda Danner, Doris Jones, Janet Hall, Kathy Berner, Leah Belew, Ruth Belew, Samantha Brammer, Donna Keith. Ruth Belew Cindy Lucas Greta Smith GIRLS' SECTIONAL ACTION Sam and Janet Make All Conference Team! Samantha concentrates on her free throw. 88 Janet takes a shot. Samantha sets up the play. Kathy Berner goes after the ball. members ready for any action. PACER ATHLETIC INDEX Belinda Adams: Jr. Varsity, Reserve Volleyball Sherry Alexander: Jr. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volleyball Randy Allen: Varsity Basketball, Track, First in S.C.H.S. to run 50.7 seconds in 400 meter. H Debbie Baatz: Usherette Steve Bailey: Reserve Golf Leah Belew: Track Ruth Belew: Track Kathy Berner: Varsitv Basketball, Varsity Volleyball Track' Brian Brammer: Freshman Basketball, Reserve Golf Samantha Brammer: Varsity Basketball, Track Dwight Boles: Jr. Varsity Basketball Linda Brown: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volleyb Pam Brown: Jr. Varsity Basketball Lannie Canada: Varsity Cross Country, Baseball Debbie Carlow: Varsity Basketball Diane Carlow: Reserve Volleyball, Cheerleader G tain. Ninth Grade Lawrence Chase: Reserve Cross Country, Varsity' Bas- ketball David Christman: Baseball Dennis Clements: Reserve Cross Country Cindy Crabtree: Reserve Volleyball Gene Crabtree: Reserve Cross Country, Freshman Basketball Mary Jane Curry: Reserve Volleyball Belinda Danner: Basketball, Reserve Volleyball Rick Daugherty: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf, All Conference; Baseball Eric Deaton: Jr. Varsity Basketball Todd Deaton: Varsity Basketball, Track Eileen DeNoon: Jr. Varsity Basketball Sheila Dick: Reserve Volleyball Tracy Faves: Usherette Chris Fuller: Baseball IGavle Eddie Furnish: Reserve Cross Country, Varsity Basketball, Baseball Lonnie Furnish: Varsitytross Country, Baseball Robbie Furnish: Freshman Basketball Tracy Furnish: Jr. Varsity Basketball Toni Gridley: Varsity Basketball, Volleyball, Track Cathy Griffin: Jr. Varsity Basketball ale Griffin: Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Jr. Varsity Basketball |am Gullion: Usherette net Hall: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volleyball, Track, Varsity Cheerleader. Dale Hankinson: Reserve Golf, Freshmen Basketball Rita Harlow Jr. Varsity Basketball Steve Harrells Varsity Cross Country, Jr. Varsity Bas- ketball, Track Ginger Holdcroft: Varsity Basketball, Jr. Varsity Volleyball, Track Marsha Hughes: Reserve Cheerleader Steve Hysell: Varsity Basketball, Baseball Deron Johnson: Reserve Golf Donna Keith: Varsity Volleyball Kim Keith. Freshmen Cheerleader Steve Konkle: Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Jr. Varsity Basketball Dena Lewis: Usherette Shelly Lewis: Jr. Varsity Basketball, Reserve Volleyball Charles Lock: Baseball Kevin Lock: Varsity Basketball, Track Kenny Lock: Varsity Basketball, Track Charles Lorch: Cross Country Varsity Cindy Lucas: Freshmen Cheerleader, Reserve Volleyball Londa Lyon: Varsity Volleyball, Track, Reserve Cheerleader Pam McCarty: Jr. Varsity Basketball Brian McSwain: Baseball, Jr. Varsity Basketball, Varsi- ty Cross Country Jeanie Miller: Reserve Cheerleader Jamie Peters: Freshman Basketball, Reserve Cross Country Rodney Pickett: Freshman Basketball Micah Ramsey: Reserve Golf, Freshman Basketball Joe Reagan: Varsity Cross Country, Freshman Basket- ball ss '«ft Brian Reed: Freshman Basketball Rosie Regensburger: Jr. Varsity Basketball, Track Letha Reuter: Jr. Varsity Basketball, Volleyball Retha Reuter: Jr. Varsity Basketball, Volleyball Chris Riley: Baseball, Varsity Basketball Vince Roberts: Reserve Cross Country, Jr. Varsity Basketball Mike Roeschlein: Jr. Varsity Basketball, Baseball Arlene Schroeder: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volleyball, Track Tonia Scotti: Varsity Basketball, Reserve Cheerleader Leah Scudder: Ninth Grade Cheerleader Jerry South: Baseball John South: Baseball Greta Smith: Varsity Cheerleader, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volleyball, Track John Spencer: Varsity Golf Volina Stultz: Varsity Cheerleader Shannon Tolbert: Varsity Cheerleader Duane Tolliver: Baseball Georgette Varble: Track Alan Walcott: Varsity Golf Lonnie Walcott: Baseball, Varsity Golf, All Confer- ence Rita Waltz: Varsity Cheerleader Barbara Whitham: Jr. Varsity Basketball, Reserve Volleyball Rose Williams: Reserve Basketball Barry Wilson: Varsity Cross Country Randy Wolf: Baseball The thrill of victory . . . The agony of defeat. JR. HIGH ACTIVITIES 93 JR. HIGH CHOIR REACHES TOP WITH ENTHUSIASM AND EFFORT Row 1: Sharon Houze, Audra Stump, Lisa Scranton, Lori Wilson, Joelle Roberts, Paula Rook. Row 2: Connie Jones, Greg Nixon, Lisa Knaus, Letisa Butler, Tammy Allison, Gwen Sigmon, Kelly Keith, Tricia Bruce. Row 3: Yolanda Wilson, Charles Leap, Missy Judy, Jenny Smith, Dana Hankinson, Jamie Holdcroft. Row 4: Andrea Kappes, Carla Armstrong, Vickie Jump, Coleen Springer, Lisa McCormick, Lorri Thornton, Norma Claypoole. 94 The Jr. High Choir is under the direction of Kathy Williams. The group has worked hard and accomplished much this past year. Congratulations on a job well done to all choir members! JR. HIGH MARCHING ALPINES WIN PRAISE AND ATTENTION. Row 1: lulie Scott, Stacia Beckett, Lee Ann Coy, Gina Geyman, Lisa Minch, Laren Ashby, not known. Row 2: Donna Gould, Steve Sublett, Angie Turner, Troy Smith, Laura Alexander, Tonia Caddell, Laura Bennett. Row 3: Mike Brown, Mike Berner, Asher Cleeter, Wade Callahan, Ken Roberts, Kaulene Furnish, Marlena Galbreath. Row 4: Stephanie Sublett, Darrin Alford, Greg Curlin, Lisa Demaree, Billie Meeks, Carla Althoff, Janet Phillips. Row 5: Greg Thornton, Roy Leap, Melissa Hughes, Steve Seiglitz, Jim Sutter, Andy Truitt, Roger Furnish. Kathy Williams directs the Marching Alpines and during the summer of 1980 took several of the junior high members with the high school troupe to perform at Disney World in Florida. 95 JR. HIGH BOYS' TRACK Row 1: David Fuller, Mark Chase, Brian Hayes, Jamie Holdcroft, Mark Robbins, Doug Jones, Tim Eamseyer, Galen Pavy. Row 2: Terry Minch, David Hall, Greg Curlin, Wade Hysell, Chad Morgan, Mike Brown, Doug Jones. Row 3: Mr. Druba, James Harmon, Clayton Ritch, Ken Roberts, Brian Green, Shane Armstrong, Anthony Courter, Dennis Sigmon, Mike Minter, Charlie Leap, Mr. Hewitt. JR. HIGH GIRLS' TRACK Row 1: Dana Hankinson, Dana Riley, Missy Judy, Lisa Knaus, Georganna Davison, Shanna Armstrong, Billie Meeks, Lori Allison. Row 2: John Druba, Ladonna Purin, Kaulene Furnish, Stephanie Sublett, Lisa Demaree, Carla Armstrong, Tammy Allison, Melissa Christman, Lori Thornton, Jody Carn, Paul Hewitt. JR. HIGH CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Brian Green, Mark Chase, Joey Hite, James May, Galen Pavy, Brian Hayes, Mark Robbins, David Hall, Timmy Ramseyer. Row 2: Ken Roberts, Shane Armstrong, David Fuller, Anthony Courter, Doug Compton, Clay- ton Ritch, Jeff Peelman, Jamie Holdcroft. Row 3: Paul Hewitt, Coach: Missy Judy, Kaulene Furnish, Carla Arm- strong. 97 SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL Shanna Armstrong, Paula Rook, Georganna Davidson, Marlena Galbreath. Row 2: Coach Barbara Steffan, Stephanie Sublett, Lora Reed, Lori Wilson, Ladonna Purin. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL 98 EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL Row 1: Christy Knaus, Patty Black, Dana Riley, Andrea Kappes, Janet Phillips. Row 2: Coach Barbara Steffan, Kaulene Furnish, Carla Armstrong, Kelly Keith, Laura Alexander, Jeanette Bacon, Cheryl Harlow. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL Row 1: Jeff Peelman, Mark Chase, James May, Galen Pavy, Jamie Holdcroft, Jim Gurley. Row 2: David Hall, Joe Hite, Mike Berner, Brian Green, Shane Armstrong, Anthony Courter, Kenny Rob- erts, David Fuller, Coach Scott Kegley. 99 CHEERLEADERS KEEP THE SPIRIT HIGH! Above: 8th Grade: Missy Nixon, Missy ludy, Rhonda Atkins, Jenny Smith. At Left: 7th Garde: Natalie Hatton, Billie Meeks, Ladonna Purin, Stephanie Sublett. 9th Grade: Cindy Lucas, Leah Scudder, Kim Keith, Diane Carlow. 100 I TEACHERS WORK HARD 102 TO HELP S.C.H.S. GROW mi ADMINISTRATION Harold DeNoon, Superintendent James Allison, William Roeschlein, Principal Assistant Principal 104 S.C.H.S. FACULTY MAKES IT A YEAR TO REMEMBER! Remember the pig roast, the view at Briggs' Farm, the football games, the laughter in the lounge, the cake , the grades, and all the smiles and tears. Karen Beck, Spanish, Spanish Club Joy Briggs, Government, Psychology, Health Ken Beckett, French, English 12 Dennis Brown, Wood Working, Drafting Brenda Briggs, Home Economics, Pep Club Bernie Burk, Physical Education, Coach 105 Sue Burk, Bookstore Martha Cole, English 8 John Druba, English, Journalism Theresa Canfield, English 7 Sandy Carlow, Library Aide Janet Daugherty, Secretary, Treasurer Wayne Daugherty, Health, Social Studies Debbie Goffe, Shorthand, Typing Jan Hall, Nurse, Attendance 106 Darrell Hansel, English, Speech Denny Jackson, Sociology, U.S. History Scott Kegley, Science, Biology Janet Hendricks, English, Yearbook, J.H.S. Gerald Jessup, Accounting, General Business Karen Lacey, Guidance Aide Paul Hewitt, Social Studies, Physical Ed. 8 Mike Jones, Social Studies 8 Denver Markland, Science, Biology 107 Mike McClure, Driver Education Don Morrison, Chemistry, Physics, Science Virginia Reeves, Librarian, National Honor Soc. Evelyn Meredith, Special Education Susan Nuss, Speech and Hearing Timothy Montgomery, Mathematics, Junior Sponsor mm, mes. William Roberts, Agriculture, F.F.A. v Ann Roller, Science, Biology 108 Jean Sandidge, Mathematics, Business Math David Sebree, Guidance Director 10-12 Barbara Steffan, Physical Education, Coach Phyllis Weaver, Guidance Counselor 7-9 Glenn Volz, Art Marie Wesbecker, Home Economics, F.H.A. Richard Weales, Algebra, General Mathematics Kathy Williams, Choir, Band, Pom Pons, Flags 109 CUSTODIANS Leo Jackson, Jack Leap COOKS May Valentine, Donna Raisor, Thelma Keith, Janet Bond, Billie Green, Amber Reed, Jean Rose, Betty Chase, Sue Reuter, Emma Brown, Mr. Roach. Yes, Mrs. Williams, I promise to help straighten the mu- sic files right after school. I'm smiling because there are no students in the hall. Is this a test? I hope the kids don't find out I've been putting cotton in my ears. 12 I'm practicing my handshake for graduation. WHAT DO YOU MEAN THE TRACK MEET WAS YES- TERDAY?!! A Busy Day at S.C.H.S. 'Two Tickets I 1980 Prom Queen and King Candidates: Ladonna Poling, Volina Stultz, Tammy McClellan, Janet Hall, John Garland, Randy Allen, Barry O'Neal, Lonnie Furnish. 118 To Paradise The 1980 Prom was held in Madison, Indiana, at the Clifty Falls Inn, April 26, a romantic Saturday night. The band, ABA- CUS, played many of our favorite songs during the evening, in- cluding our theme song, Two Tickets to Paradise . Randy Allen and Volina Stultz, a dashing duo, were crowned King and Queen of the 1980 Jr.-Sr. Prom. The evening was enjoyed immensely and will be remembered in the years to come. 11V 120 Alan Archer Scott Arvin Janet Atkins Rhonda Ault Connie Bacon Daryl Baer Kathy Berner Norma Bishop Lisa Boggs Wilma Brogan Chris Brown Linda Brown Pam Brown Teresa Chandler Tracy Chandler Debbie Chapman David Christman Devonna Cleeter Eric Clerkin Mike Cole Billie Collins Eric Courtney Rick Daugherty Teresa Devers Troy Feerer Vincent Ferry Steven Fitzgerald Mark Flood Andy Green Joe Green Ronnie Gregory Kenneth Gulley Mark Hall Sara Hamilton Todd Hayes Steven Hewitt Connie Hite Dennis Hoffman Ginger Holdcraft Michelle Holder Kelly Huff Marsha Hughes i?? Rae Jean Johnson John Jones Doris Jones Jeanette Nevins John Lamson Anita Lavelle David Lipperd Charles Lock Charles Lorch John Lucas Joe Markland Kevin McSwain Mike Payne Carol Penick Tycia Peters Michael Poling Robert Price Traci Ray Debra Rickett Karen Ridener Kevin Ridener Beverly Riehle Chris Riley Kimberly Robinson Mary Ellen Rogers Danny Romans Dennis Romans Billy Romans Dean Rose Gary Scott Tonia Scotti Todd Seal Lisa See Ryan Shaw Sandra Shannon Jeffery Sloan Carol Smith John South John Spencer Doug Springer Lloyd Strohl Brian Sublett 123 Dana Swanson Allen Thomas Anthony Thomas David Thomas Laura Thompson Shannon Tolbert Duane Tolliver Fred Trembly Glenn Voris Rita Waltz Darryl Weaver Roy Webb Cheryl White Steve Whitham Tim White Randall Wolf Jeff Yokum Being a Junior Being a Junior is not all fun and games. First, Ju- niors start raising money for their Senior Class Trip. This goes on all year, and while this goes on, there is the class play, the prom, the prom committee meet- ings, and a whole lot more. There is a lot of work to be done that no one really thinks about, for instance, cleaning up after a ball game. Without our sponsor, Mr. Montgomery, none of this would be possible. There's a lot of work in- volved, but we will miss it when we're gone. Not pictured: Charles Frazier Terry South Tammy Sanders Barry Hon Row 1: Alan Archer, Vice-president; Tim Montgom- ery, sponsor; Rick Daugherty, President; Row 2: Traci Ray, Woman-in-charge; Kathy Berner, Treasurer; Row 3: Charles Lock, Man-in-charge; Linda Brown, Secretary. Mary Ellen V. Rogers studies in the library. Debbie Rickett reads her literature assignment. Brian Sublett occupies Mr. Jack- son's desk. 125 'THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR The Junior Class successfully presented The Ab- sent Minded Professor on November 29 and 30, 1979. The three act comedy centered around an ab- sent minded professor played by ALAN ARCHER. The play begins as a few crooks, played by JOHN SPENCER, JOHN JONES, and BRIAN SUBLETT, steal the statue of Niobe, played by RAE JEAN JOHN- SON, and hide it in the professor's home. Mrs. Allen, the professor's wife, played by CONNIE BACON, in- vites a few college students over to help celebrate the professor's birthday. The students were played by JANET ATKINS, DARYL BAER, CAROL PENICK, TRACI RAY, and LLOYD STROHL. The constable was KEVIN MC SWAIN. KIM ROBINSON was Stage Director. Make up: Michelle Holder, Lisa See, Tonia Scotti, Kim Walker, Doris Jones. Lighting: Shawn Penick, Deron Johnson. Receptionists: Kathy Berner, Rita Waltz. The play directors were Ken Beckett and Martha Cole. The professor has fainted again! Traci argues her point. Carol mocks the statue. 126 George Adams Susan Adams Deborah Baatz Mark Bailey Cathi Bear Leah Belew Bobby Bolden Dwight Boles Lisa Bovard Brenda Bowling Brenda Brady Andrea Brown Tony Brown Brad Burk Lannie Canada Jill Carfield Kendall Chandler Vicki Chase Margie Ciampone Dennis Clements Tawonna Cloat Teresa Cope Cindy Crabtree Eric Deaton Jill Demaree Eileen Denoon Jeffery Devers Mark Dusch Tracy Eaves Abby Emmich Cheryl Feerer Steven Fugate Chris Fuller Gayle Furnish Paul Furnish Jolene Gilpin Gregory Green Dale Griffin Julie Gulley Kimberly Gulley Pamela Gullion Beverly Hankins « 128 Rita Harlow Tina Hatton Bobby Hilligoss Debbie Hipshire Marilyn Houze Anthony Jackson Steve James Robert Johnson Daniel Jones Jay Keith Sondra Keith Steven Konkle Diana Koons Eric Leap Deena Lewis Kenneth Lock Kevin Lock Londa Lyon John Makos Jeffery Mangold Carlos May Gerald McClure Joseph McEndree Denise McFarland Brian McSwain Pallas Meeks Cynthia Medlin Melissa Melton Daniel Miller Jeannie Miller Sara Miller John Nevins Nicki Nixon Brian Otter Peggy Otter Glenn Pavy Karen Peelman Julie Penvose Frank Pike Mike Powers Daniel Ramseyer Rosie Regensburger 129 Robin Robbins Vince Roberts Mike Roeschlein Danny Schuler Dwayne Scranton Bobby Scudder Robert Scudder Wade Self Felicia Shackleford Rebecca Shaw Machelle Sigmon Sue Smith Denise Snodgrass George Spencer Gene Stow Mary Stultz Doris Thomas Ester Tolliver Jeffery Trembly Jeff Turner Leroy Turner Georgette Varble Jo Ann Waller Mark Wilburn Cindy Works Kirk Works Robert Wood Shawn Yocum A Sophomore belongs to a group of people who have a bright future in store. Sophomores can look ahead and say they only have two years of school left. They can look forward to next year when they can go to the Junior-Senior Prom. A Sophomore spends fnost of the time thinking about a driver's li- cense and dating. This is a point in life when a per- son wants a lot for only a little. Parents and teachers may sometimes get on your nerves. When this hap- pens, you have to realize that what they are doing, most of the time, is for your own good. In the Sophomore year your English teacher may ask you to do such things as a ten page research pa- per and to read “Julius Caesar . Biology is a subject that all Sophomores have to take to graduate. It is the class where students have to disect the pigs! This may be bad at times, but the teacher is there to help when things go wrong. Health Safety is another one of those “have to subjects. Sometimes it is a bor- ing class and at other times it is exciting. Through all the good times, and bad, in your Sophomore year, remember this one thing: you are part of one of the greatest classes in the SCHOOL!!! 130 Sophomore Officers Row 1: Ester Tolliver, Treasurer; Steve Konkle, Secre- tary; John Druba, Sponsor. Row 2: Sara Miller, Vice- President; Pam Poling, President. Dwight scowls at the photographer. m Jill smiles for a good picture. 132 Belinda Adams Scott Aldred Sheri Alexander Amy Althoff Mary Ault Teresa Baatz Steve Bailey Elaine Banta Roger Beach Linda Beatty Grant Boggs Jeff Bolden Robert Bostic Venita Bovard Darrin Bowling Brian Brammer Brian Browning Billy Browning Shannon Callahan Diane Carlow William Carpenter Robert Chapman Diane Chambers Lana Chandler George Claypoole Ruth Claypoole Vada Cleeter Marsha Collins Dathma Cope Mark Covington Gene Crabtree Melissa Crabtree Rose Cunningham Mary J. Curry Belinda Danner Billy Darling Carla Devers Sheila Dick Caryn Edwards Janet Emery Yvette Emmich Darren Eve 134 Steve Fields Kanda Flood Susan Frazier Robert Furnish Tracey Furnish Robert Getz Lynn Gibson Karen Gillispie Lisa Gould Cathy Griffin Roger Griswald Troy Hankins Dale Hankinson Steve Harrell Mark Harsin Samuel Hickman Roger Hilligoss Susie Holbrook Mary Jaynes Deron Johnson Nancy Johnson Sheri Johnson Kenny Jones Darrell Keith Kim Keith Lori Keith Richard Lay Karen Ledbetter Karen Levell Marilyn Lewellyn Shelly Lewis Mavis Lipperd Cindy Lucas Billy Lucas Pamela McCarty Wade Medlin Troy Miller Carrie Nixon Tammy O'Banion Jeff Otter Blanche Peelman Shawn Penick 135 James Peters Rodney Pickett Micah Ramsey Joe Reagan Brian Reed Letha Reuter Retha Reuter Kim Rice Dale Richards Paul Romans Connie Scott Leah Scudder Monte Scudder Steve Shackleford Pat Sharpshair Tina Smith Jeff Swango Harold Thomas Cindy Thompson Jef Tingle Rita Turner Mike Voris Harold Waller Jenny Waters Barbara Whitham David Wilder Rose Williams Kim Wilson Jeanie Wolf Melissa Young Not pictured: Elgin Bare William Carr John Dunning Lisa Griffin Fred Johnson Carrie Ledbetter Betty Nevins As a ninth grader you are be- tween childhood and adoles- cence. You read ROMEO AND JULIET in English; You also have the pleasure of having Mr. Weales for Algebra. Ninth grad- ers finally get to join high school clubs. Some of us were initiated for FFA and FHA. That was a wild day! The best part of being a freshman is that you can push around the Junior High kids! 136 Freshmen Officers Steve Harrell, President; Diane Carlow, Treasurer; Deron Johnson, Vice-President; Shelley Lewis, Secre- tary; Darrell Hansel, Sponsor. 137 138 Caria Armstrong Laura Alexander Darrin Alford Tammy Allison Carla Armstrong Lauren Ashby Rhonda Atkins Jeanette Bacon Stacia Beckett Micheal Berner Patty Black Joe Boyle Lucinda Bovard Doug Brown Tina Bruce Latisa Butler Tonia Cadell Angela Caliguri Keli Carfield Mark Chase Melissa Christman Debbie Ciampone Ellis Cleeter Melinda Cloat Terry Cole Kimberly Coryell Anthony Courter Melanie Coy Glenn Crandell Paul Cuneo Greg Curlin Lisa Demaree Bobby Dews Jimmy Devers Charolette Duckworth Shawn Edwards Donna Emery Rita Ferry Sheila Fields Judi Franklin Christy Furnish Kaulene Franklin 140 David Fuller Joey Getz Glenda Getz Gina Geyman Donna Gould Brian Green Delmer Gross Gina Gulley James Gurley Bruce Hail Daivd Hall Gail Hambrick Dona Hankinson Cheryl Harlow James Harmon Herbie Henderson Peggy Henderson Timmy Higgins Joey Hite Matt Hocher Jamie Holdcroft Sharon Houze Curt Huff Vianna Hufford Melissa Hughes Shona Hysell Kennth Johnson David Jones Janice Jones Kay Jones Melissa Jones Missy Judy Vicki Jump Andrea Kappes Glenn Keaton Kelly A. Keith Kelly S. Keith Christy Knaus Dennis Knaus Charles Leap Roy Leap Bobby Lewis Ml Peggy Lewis James Lock Rebecca Lock Verle Lock Rosemarie Mangold James May Tony McAlister Christy McCarty Doug McNeely Linda McNeely Lisa Minch Terry Minch Missy Nixon Mike Otter Tammy Otter Laura Parks Galen Pavy Jeff Peelman Janet Phillips Billy Pike Deron Radcliff Frank Razo Troy Richards Doyle Rickett Rodney Rider Dana Riley Kenneth Roberts Dennis Sigmon Gwen Sigmon Debbie Smith Jay Smith Jenny Smith Coleen Springer Todd Stevens Melissa Stivers Tony Stoops James Sutter Dean Thomas Greg Thornton Andy Truitt Angie Turner Terri Wallick W2 EIGHTH GRADE Officers Missy Nixon, Secretary; Jenny Smith, Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. Cole, Advisor; Gwen Sigmon, Treasurer; Missy Judy, President. An eighth grader knows this is an important year. It is the final step from junior high into high school. Each will take a big step in his life in the next four years. 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