Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

| oS teenie mee aT — goo me ee — t een. a The S ne QA = S = = a z. XE SWEET DREAMS 1982 JR. SR. PROM typ a bf = im am ; £3 a - : ie : ‘Sahey iat aie SONS Hm aay = After holding the Prom at The Latern for several years, the 1982 Prom was held at Club Olympia in Ft. Wayne. Upon arrival, one could choose to dine in one of two rooms. One featured the band and dance floor, while the other held a magnificient view of the swimming pool and garden. Students enjoyed a dinner of BBQ Chicken, potatoes and salad, then danced until midnight to the music of the Steel Sound Band. All of this along with memory pictures taken at pool side, made it a night that we will all dream sweetly of. 1,2,3: Rex Coble and Cathy Brumbaugh were crowned 1982 Prom King and Queen by 1981 Queen, Jackie Wilkinson, and Jr. Class Pres., Denny Kessie. 4: The Royal Dance was shared by the faculty. 5: These faculty members seem to be enjoying themselves! 6: Amy (Helm) and her father are seriously thinking of using this picture for Mr. Helm’s next campaign! 7,8: Many people found eating BBQ Chicken, gracefully, difficult, but ... 9: Deb, Pam, and Greg had no problems! 10,11: Hats made a big appearance this year. Some people claim that this was influenced by Lady Diana. But wait a minute! Jeff, Kelli and Pam seem to have nothing in common with “Shy Di’! oe le tilaina dont Who hasn’t dreamed of dressing in their best, having the use of the big family car, sharing an evening with someone special, having a good time with friends .. .? It was a night that we all dreamed of before it happened, and now that it has passed, it can be found in our memories in the form of daydreams—SWEET DREAMS. WHITKO SPECTRUM HONORS ITS QUTSTANDING VARSITY ATHLETES Volleyball Ona Frantz Defense—Denise Anweiler Girls Basketball Most Rebounds All Conference 2nd Team Karl Wood—Linebacker Scott Van Kirk—Off. Tackle Most Valuable Player Most Valuable Offensive Back Most Valunble Defemive Back Karl Wood Most Valuable Offensive Lineman Scott VanKirk Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Leading Sc Ora Mike Whitt Leading Assists Robin Frantz Boys’ Basketball Assists—Jeff Peters Rebounds—Doug Snep All-Conference Ist Team Doug Snep All-Conference 2nd Team Jeff Reid Wrestling Fastest Pin Chris Miller Most Pins Honorable Mention Jeff Peters Boys Tennis Girls Tennis Most Valuable Player Most Valuable Player Girls’ Track Sweeps In The School Records Advance to Regionals Beth King—200 Meter | Jill Glick—100 Meter Lisa Carlin—400 Meter 800 Relay Team MOST POINTS NEW SCHOOL RECORDS 100 Meter—Jill Glick—12.6 200 Meter—Beth King—26.7 LS es ee —Amb pe aes a 800 Relay Team—Glick, Carlin “Wilkin n, King—1:48.8 400 Relay Team—Glick, Walter 5, Wilkin DaKine =o 247, Baseball Doug Snep—Batting Ave., RBI's Mike Dixon—Most Wins Golf Most Valuable Player—Joe Westrick Fewest Putts—Brett Reimersma Boys Track ick Bish Successful Mt ck eaedad 4 High Point Man—Charlie Dull RECORDS SET 1¢4 Eugene Long (Tied) 100M—Dull—10.9 | (Tied) 300LH—Jeff Peters—40.0 Ea Figu uignot 110HH—Jeff Reid—15.7 Tim Oeden Pole Vault—Tim Ogden—12’6%” Tennis IS ..... An overall record of 0-10...... No. 1 Singles—Matt Welker No. | Doubles—Jeff Keirn Doug Kelsey Having the Triton Manches- ter matches rained out. Matt Welker named MVP... Record Wayne Triton rain out Warsaw Westview C. Noble Manch rain out CC. 0 Tipp. VY. 2 Wabash 0 W. Noble 1 Tippy Tourney—3rd Wawasee i CC. QO. 10 1. The No. 1 Doubles team of Doug Kelsey Jeff Keirn in action 2. Senior Jeff Keirn times his serve. 2. Senior Matt Welker 1. Senior Jeff Keirn makes a stands proud with his MVP return. trophy. Tennis Team: from left to right: Coach Hoopingarner, Todd Waybright, Doug Kelsey, Layne Evans, Scott Freds, Jeff Keirn, Matt Welker, Dan Huston. iL Cross Country Is.... A 3-2 TRC record A 7-8 overall record Joe Westrick named MVP Dave Subkowski named Most Im- proved Brian Judy’s 17:31 setting a Whitko course record for a Whitko | Tunner Record Cats Tipp. V- 39 Cath. 21 Caston 20 Busco Invite—15th place S. Wood 22 Warsaw 48 North M. T.V.—2nd Blufton 4] North. Man.—2nd . 31 Wawasee 49 Busco 2) TRC Meet—7th out of 8 - Sectional—10th place 1. Wildcat runners wait for the start. 2. Senior Pat Rosdil does some, finger-pointing. 12 1. Brian Judy, Tony Phillips and 2. Dave Subkowski Pat Rosdil Joe Westrick cruise on. give it their all. Cross Country Team: from left to right: Bill Smith, Pat Rosdil, Keith Ridenour, Bill Sharp, Tony Phillips, Joe Westrick, Brian Judy, Dave Subkowski, Coach Skiles. 13 Volleyball Is... A 6-14 overall record ... A 4-3 TRC record Susan Kreger Robin Frantz named second team all-TRC Robin Frantz MVP on offense Denise Anweiller MVP on de fense Lisa Minnix named Most Im- Record § Carroll H.Stead | Busco _ N.Field O.Hill Wawasee Eastern T.Valley Warsaw N. Miami S.Wood _ Manch. _H.Cath. Sectional Carroll 14 Opp. 15-15 1 -15 Ti-i - 13 15-6-11 isd iS 15-15 -is-15 i525 ik 4-6 13-14-4 15-15 a 11013 15-14 Varsity Volleyball: from left to right: Front Row: Denise Anweiller, Angie Conley, Jill Reed, Lisa Bowers, Kelly Frantz, Mgr. Jeannie Loe, Back Row: Robin Michael, Susan Kreg er, Robin Frantz, Lisa Minnix, Connie Minnix, Beth King, Jill Glick, Coach Roth. 1. Senior Susan Kreger About To serve. 2. Freshman Sheila Ousley concentrates. JV Volleyball: from left to right: Front Row: Diane Brown, Lanette Richards, Barb Kelsey, Talisha Helvey, Cindy Howk, Sheila Ousley, Susan Wright, Back Row: Coach Gruwell, Michelle Conley, Ginny Howk, Missy Long, Laura Bowers, Deb Kelsey, Kelly White, Mgr. Amber Perry. 15 Football Is .... A 2-5 [RC record....... A 2-8 overall record Karl Wood Scott VanKirk _ ‘named second team all IRC Shawn Anderson, Tony Dile, © Scott VanKirk, Mike Whit Karl Wood receiving honorable : mention Shawn Anderson leading the © team in rushing, scoring, and re- ceiving Kar! Wood named MVP.... Record 1. Senior Shawn Anderson picks his spot. Tipp. V. | Eastern : - : _ ; AANA 2. The pileup is on. S. Wood ; tf 3 Blufton . 2 FF fe 3. An unknown Whitko ballear- Manchester | ft oe rier. Cc N. Miami Oak Hill © North. W. Noble 16 1. The offense sets up. 2. The play is on. “ sceitabal sess Sasa cical SMOG cli aicaaomm is Nest Sc NSN ReRIS CRNA BALL ON Varsity Football: from left to right: Front Row: Bart Bailey, Joe Scheiber, Shawn Anderson, Tony Dile, Mac Coil, Scott VanKirk, Tim Syl’ ster, Karl Wood, Mike Whitt, Don Crawford, Bret Bailey, 2nd Row: Mgr. Dennis Kennedy, Mgr. Scott Kirkham, Dave Hackworth, Dave Sheets, Tom Brainar Charlie Dull, Scott Pattison, Doug Snep, Dennis Badskey, Jeff King, Todd Helvey, Tim Ridenour, Brett Riemmersma, Ruben Espinoza, Troy Culp, 274 Row. Asst. Coach Dilling, Asst. Coach Miller, Asst. Coach Lopshire, Rod Corrigan, Darrel Mast, Jon Martin, Duane Shepherd, Jeff Reid, Brian Walker, Brian Hc. g1 Jeff Boggs, Steve Boardman, Dave Munoz, Sarita Rubrake, Asst. Coach Sprunger, Coach Stoddard. 17 Wrestling Is ....... An 8-2 overall record in dual A 4-1 TRC record in dual meets : Winning the TRC for the first. time ever Capturing the sectional for the third straight year Finishing sixth at the regional, while placing five wrestlers Setting a school record by blank- ing Wabash _ Record Cats _ C. Noble 62 Manch. 56 Wabash cs eee | e . _ _ 1. Senior Bart Bailey gives that extra effort. 2. Senior Tim Sylvester plans his next move. T. Valley 62 N. Miami 32 N. Haven -_ Dekaib -——“C—OC— FW South 30 Northwood Inv.—3rd _ CC. 2 W. Noble 53 Oak Hill 2 TRC Meet-—ist Place Sectional—Ist Place Regional—6th Place _ 1. Sophomore Dennis Anweiller celebrates a pin over a Columbia City foe. Members of the Varsity Wrestling team: (Front Row): left to right: Mgr. Randy Walker, Dennis Anweiler, Bart Bailey, Pat Rosdil, Chris Miller, Bill Smith, Mgr. Larry Bolsover, Back Row: Coach Wright, Jeff Loe, Bret Bailey, Kar! Wood, Scott VanKirk, Tim Sylvester, Troy Culp, Todd Helvey, Pete Castillo, i Asst. Coach Hoopingarner. Girls Basketball is .. A 3-4 TRC record A 3-12 overall record Susan Kreger Leading the team in scoring (11.3) Lisa Minnix Leading in re- bounding (9.2) Robin Frantz Leading in assists with 26 Susan Kreger named first team a iRC Lisa Minnix receiving honorable mention Scores C. Noble Tippy Valley Col. City Northfield Manchester Oak Hill Busco FW South Wabash Eastern North M. Wawasee Warsaw Sectional Col. City Southwood 1. Sophomore Kelly Frantz pre- pares to defend. 2. The Lady ’Cats show off their support from the bench. 3. Senior Scarlett Goodrich shows her form. ee 1. All-TRC performer Susan Kreger shows why she was chosen to the all 2. Junior Lisa Minnix concentrates on a big free-throw. conference team. ait r gn wn 15 | Girls Varsity: from left to right: Mgr. Billie Metzger, Barb Kelsey, Angie Wolfe, Susan Kreger, Deb Kelsey, Robin Brantz, Lisa Minnix, Coach Mohr, Scarlett Goodrich, Sarita Rubrake, Ginny Howk, Kelly Frantz, Angie Conley, Diane Anweiller, Mgr. Sheila Brainara. 2) Girls JVIS...... An overall record of 7-7 A TRC Record of 5-2 Cindy Ousley leading in scoring with 72 points - Missy Long leading in rebound- ing, while Deb Kelley led in FT% (55%) and FG% (42%) Showing great promise at times Scores C. Noble T. Valley Northfield Manch. Oak Hill Busco FW South T. Valley Triton Eastern N. Miami Wawasee Warsaw Southwood pbs 1. Here are the award winners for the Girls JV Basketball team from left to right: Barb Kelsey, Deb Kelsey, Diane Brown. Girls JV Basketball Team, from left to right: Mgr. Sheila Brainard, Sheila Ousley, Cheri Heeter, Kathy Wolfe, Roni Hackworth, Laura Bowers, Missy Long, Kathy Bolt, Coach Lopshire, Lisa Carlin, Deb Kelsey, Amy Slusher, Diane Brown, Denise Bowles, Joe Francis, Cindy Howk, Mgr. Billie Metzger. | on leading in rebound- | _ ing, while Dick Cole led in assists — 1. To answer those endless questions about why there are two team pictures here, well, when you play on varsity, you’ll be rewarded just fine! Freshmen Basketball: Coach Gruwell, Nelson Schuman, Joe Jackson, Aaron Arnold, Brian Judy (Mgr.), Dick Cole, Matt Gaff, Jim Goff, Chris Patrick, Brad Hough, Bryan Nicodemus, Rick Kreider, Brad Craig, Todd Way-Bright, Steve Weber, Duane Loe, Ron Huston, Mgr. Kevin Shoemaker, Scott Sechrist, Coach McManama. 23 Varsity Basketball Is... A 5-2 TRC record, good for a sec- ond place tie... A 14-7 overall record Doug Snep named first team All- TRC, while Jeff Reid made second team and Jeff Peters honorable mention Reid’s three slam dunks during the season Doug Snep leading the TRC in scoring with an 18.2 average, while leading the team in rebounding Jeff Keirn Tim Ogden named | captains ... Record Busco Col. City Homestead Northfield T. Valley C. Noble W. Noble Manchester Wabash B. Dwenger Wawasee Oak Hill Triton Warsaw Fairfield Northridge Hunt. Cath. Southwood Eastern N. Miami SECTIONAL Manchester 2. Junior Charlie Dull surveys the action from the floor. 24 1. Someone better rebound it 2. The three Seniors get together. quick! Varsity Basketball: from left to right, Front Row: Jeff Keirn, Joe Westrick, Tim Ogden (all Seniors), Back Row: Marlin Gaff, Bryan Hough, Jeff Peters, Scott Pattison, Jeff Reid, Doug Snep, Dennis Badskey, Scott Bradley, Charlie Dull, Coach Patrick. 25 a V Basketbal I A 15-3 overall Record .. Duane Shepherd leading the team in scoring, rebounding, And FG% Rick Rookstool leading in assists : with 41 _ a Bryan Hough leading in FT%(74%) A thrilling double-ot victory over West Noble Having a freshman, Mike Eb- binghouse, contribute greatly... Junior Lee Stark in action as he waits for the ball. Record _ Cats Opp. Busco _ 60 30 - Homestead 39 32 Northfield 48 2) LT Valley 34 -C. Noble 2 W. Noble 47 Manchester _ 44 B. Dwenger 49 Wawasee _ _ 33 Oak Hil CC _ ai Triton : 26 Warsaw © 4 Fairfield 26 Hunt. Cath. | — 23 Northridge 32 Southwood JV Basketball: from left to right: Craig Arnold, Scott Freds, John Carroll, Rick Rookstool, Lee Stark, Eastern 40 Coach Schwartz, Duane Shepherd, Layne Evans, Tim Brubaker, Mike Ebbinghouse, Randy Hart, Doug North M 34 Lude. . 7 Golfis. An 0-7 record in dua! meets at press time The possibility of being dropped because of a lack of competitive- ness Joe Westrick shooting the low scores most of the year Brett Reimersma usually second Scores Cats T. Valley 22) Triton 216 Busco 210 N. Miami 210 waaay ee 1. Coach S toddard is always ious t f 2. That looks like Jeff Boggs and D Sh . Ta1 WwW u . = Northwood 204 a picture, Can’t you Hi es ae herd goofing around eRe ie er H Cah = 20! on _ Roch. Inv.—Last Place Manch.-North.—Last Central Noble Inv. T. Valley—Oak Hill W. Noble—H. North C. Noble Southwood Col. City TRC Meet 28 1. Brett Reimersma lines upa very 2. Senior Joe Westrick sharpens his tough putt. game up a bit. | | | | | Members of the Golf Team—front row—left to right; Scarlett Goodrich, Joe Westrick, Dennis Badskey, Brett Reimersma, Doug Smith, Back Row—Scott Keirn, Duane Shepherd, Jon Martin, Jeff Boggs, Kevin Shoemaker, Brad Reimersma, Jim Goff, Coach Stoddard. 29 Track Is....... Placing third at the TRC meet Winning the Tippy Relays by 17 points Coming from behind to tie West Noble in the last event — Sending three individuals to re- gionals . eee tases © oy ot Record Cats Opp. _ 1. Dick i i i Wabash-Nor. 26-58, 75- eden, and Charlie Dull osama W. Nobie 6s. =«séG ; Goshen. Southwood 76 50 : _ Goshen Relays 12th ‘ aes Ree ull, sp ote - Whites 89 37 - : | | | . | ete or Whitko, gives all out _ North-Manch2nd : : : Busco 85 42 : 3. Senior Tim Ogden, who holds the Wawasee Relays—Sth tf school record in the pole vault, clears Concord Relays—3rd (tie) , cs Bs the bar in good shape. T.Valley-N.Miami—3rd_ TRC Meet—3rd out of 8 Tippy Relays—Ist place — Sectional—10th out 2 17 EE SE penereenren AeA foe : : ie AOS LK OAT AES BR ae 1. Junior Rick Rookstool, a transfer from Warsaw, concentrates on giving 2. Sophomore Jeff Peters will no doubt hold the school record in the lows his best effort. soon! | Members of the Track Team—front—left to right—Asst. Coach Gruwell, Dave Watkins, Tim Ogden, Charlie Dull, Rick Rookstool, Tony Phillips, Mac Coil, Troy Culp, Todd Helvey, Rich Cornett, Coach Skiles, back row—left to right—Keith Ridenour, Mark Miller, Scott Prater, Brad Hough, Jeff Peters, Jeff Reid, Scott Sechrist, Brian Judy, Dick Cole, Dave Subkowski, Mgr. Jon Townsend. 3 Girls Tennis Is ..... TT | ATS + EEE = GON yee SEEN + aes aes ays. SRE S| EEE - = + GE: +. Gees «Ot SEES O © GEES © 0.0 ees 60 EEE: 0 + 28.0 686 OD OO EDS Oe . A: 25. 02 CE ® 8 SS EES GOSS +e © ne + eee «5 -SRCEEO® G2 Re - ee ee ee = _ oe —� A 4-3 record in dual matches at press time ... Having most of the team back for next season Finishing ahead of rival Man- chester in the Whitko Inv. No. 1 singles—Beren Blain 1. Freshmen Sheila Ousley displays her concentration. Record Cats H. North T. Valley Col. City Elmhurst Tourney—3rd out of 4 Triton 6 Manchester 4 T. Valley 4 B. Luers Warsaw C. Noble Wabash Wawasee Fairfield Sectional 2. No. 1 singles Beren Blain in pursuit of the ball. a2 mae | a at Cre N Ape i 1. An unknown Whitko player. 2. Sue Gebert in action. Fiberrertresse? Members of the Girls Tennis team—front row—left to right: Angie Conley, Robin Michael, Darla Keel, Susan Kreger, Connie Minnix, Amber Perry, Beren Blain, Margaret Rowe, Sheila Ousley, Back Row—Becky Metzger, Cindy Howk, Susan Wright, Amy Slusher, Michelle Conley, Kathy Bolt, Lisa Minnix, Kathy Long, Sue Gebert, Leann Evans, Cindy Niccum, Coach Roth. 33 Girls Track Is ...... Showing promise for the future Sees Setting new school records in the discus and others Having some freshmen help greatly ee A 4-3 record in dual meets at press me... .. Record Cats. Opp. H. Cath-Wab-52-53,50-34 C.C.-March-3rd place Triton 67 38 T. Vall-Nort.-56-49,67-38 Wawasee 332 32 Busco 54 a E.noble Relays Busco-Garrett N. Miami TRC Meet Warsaw Sectional 34 1. Sophomore Beth King at the head of the pack as usual. 2. Show us your great speed, Kamie, all right? ters rest. hard. Members of the Girls Track team—front row—left to right: (Mgrs. Helpers)—Jane Lunch, Deb Kelsey, Sarita Rubrake, Kim Estepp, Ann Francis, Second Row—Talisha Helvey, Melanie Hahn, Martha Fortman, Vicki Steiner, Denise Bowles, Lanette Richards, Rhonda Wilkinson, Third Row—Christy Shupe, Billie Metzger, Pam Johnston, Deb VanCuren, Kelly Frantz, Jill Reed, Cindy Lincoln, Amy Ridenour, Linda Carlin, Back Row—Coach Roberts, Missy Long, Robin Frantz, Tracy Hilligoss, Laura Bowers, Lisa Carlin, Beth King, Sharon Walters, Jackie Hicks, Ann Gillie, Asst. Coach Gable, Asst. Coach Boy. 35 1. Beth King and Sharon Wal- 2. Susan Kreger pushing it Baseball I So was A2-Trecordat presstime...... _ Anew coach, Brad Pressler, this season : Losing only three Senio ‘eniiteteam = Leading Elmhurst before the _ game was called off because of fai... : Scores _T, Valley 3 H. Cath. 8 Homestead 2 W. Nobile 3-3 _ initon iz _ Snider 1-4 _ B. Chr. 8 _ Col City 4 | Eastern | ON. Miami | Southwood _ Busco (DH) — Oak Hill _ 1. Valley B. Luers | Northfield | Warsaw LT HNoh _ Wawasee . Sectional Col. City ts 36 2. Sophomore Dennis Anweiller, catcher for the team, swings a few practice swings on deck. 1. Senior Jeff Keirn heads for the 2. Junior Doug Snep awaits a possi- dugout. ble grounder. Baseball Team—Front—left to right—Aaron Keele, Chris Miller, Brian Stayer, Craig Arnold, Mike Ebbinghouse, Jeff Loe, Joe Jackson, Mike Dixon, Bryan Niccodemus, Dennis Anweiller, Ron Sell, Randy Hart, Randy Weaver, Back—Coach Eberle, Dan Huston, Tim Brubaker, John Carroll, Jeff King, Layne Evans, Scott Pattison, Doug Snep, Scott Bradley, Scott Freds, Jeff Keirn, Bryan Hough, Doug Kelsey, Marlin Gaff, Head Coach Pressler. 37 Cheerleading Is...... Bringing a spirit stick home from camp, which means they were one of the top teams there, a great honor Decorating football basket- ball players lockers during the sea son Organizing pep sessions and practicing twice a week, 2 hours each night during the season 38 1. Junior Angie Conley shows her Wildcat spirit even when looking like a vaunted Squire. 2. Junior Jill Glick Senior Jill Reed, Wildcat paws and all, show their strong spirit at a pep session, but, gals, you aren’t thinking of joining the team, are you? 3. Jill Glick Junior Julie Kurtz take time for a friendly pose during a Wildcat football game on a very cool night which is pretty obvious. Varsity Cheerleaders (Above)—Male—left to right—Tony Dile, Larry Waller, Scott VanKirk, Tim Sylvester, Todd Helvey, Female—left to right—Traci Browning, Julie Yingst, Jill Glick, Jill Reed, Julie Kurtz, Reserve Cheerleaders (Below)—Beth King, Melanie Hahn, Staci Browning, Susan Wright, Angie Conley, Freshmen—Talisha Helvey, Linda Carlin, Michelle Conley, Kelly White and Lanette Richards. ve § F ASAD TARDNSs 40 Members of the 81-82 Intramural champion “Runnin’ Rebels” include—front row—left to right: Stat Man Tracy Schuh, Doug Kelsey, Jeff Cripe, Back Row—Duane “Dr.D” Schuman, Mark Francis, Chuck Harmon, Mike “Sky” McCoy. The team posted a 7-2 record during the season. The leading scorer for the team was Duane Schuman (21.0), the leading rebounder Mark Francis (9.0), Mike Mcoy led in assists (4.4), and steals (4.0), while Doug Kelsey led in FG% (48%), and Duane Schuman in (62%). The three Seniors on the team were Mike McCoy, Doug Kelsey, and Duane Schuman, all of whom played on the same team last season. Congratulations to the Rebels for winning the trophy! ™™ OA ZTPHXOH awe aeayNA m Cy Ist row—Lisa Peters, Scott Johnson—president, Julie Yingst, Tim Ogden—vice-president, Angie Conley—secretary treasurer, Tim Sylvester, Bernadene Camden. 2nd row—Karen Harris, Donna Swick, Mark Finken, Missy Long, Kelly White, Cindy Howk, Susan Wright, Kelly Frantz, Robin Michel. 3rd row—Dave Hull, Scott Abbott, Mark Miller, Scott Freds, Mr. Dilling, Brad Hough, Lee Stark, Doug Snep, Mike Ebbinghouse. The Student Council took care of business again this year (as you know, the Student Council is composed of six members of each class, 3 male and 3 female), such as determining the Homecoming theme and what questions to ask the Queen candidates. They also sponsored a concert by CONTRABAND, sold students lists of their 10 most compatible students of the opposite sex at Whitko as determined by a computer, and showed a full-length movie in the spring. lst row—Ron Huston, Melanie Hahn, Jeff Keirn—vice-president, Tim Ogden—president, Jill Reed, Shawn Melton, Dick Cole, Cindy Howk, Talisha Helvey, Dee Koorsen, Todd Waybright. 2nd row—Bryan Hough, Jeff Peters, Laura Bowers, Debbie King, Kamie Melton, Teresa Patrick, Deb Clupper, Angie Conley, Susan Myers, Julie Yingst, Mark Rose. 3rd row—Mr. Hunt, Beth King, Charlie Dull—secretary treasurer, Joe Westrick, Sarita Rubrake, Donna Ward, Dan Huston, Linda Carlin, Michelle Conley, Deb Kelsey, Brad Hough, 4th row—Brad Craig, Mike Ebbinghouse, Mac Coil, Layne Evans, Lee Stark, George Dockery, Ron Bolt, Todd Helvey, Scott Pattison, Doug Snep, Jeff Reid, Marlin Gaff on top. Not pictured—Lisa Bowers—president, Kelly Frantz—vice-president, Sue Kreger—secretary treasurer, Duane Loe, Tim Brubaker, Susan Smith, Amy Slusher, Lisa Carlin, Robin Frantz, Kathy Bolt, Steve Boardman. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was busy in 1981-82. In the fall and spring they had canoe trips on Chain-O-Lakes and on Halloween a party at Tim Ogden’s. In December they went caroling at Timbercrest Nursing Home, followed by a party at Teresa Patrick’s. They also sponsored several assemblies: Mel Kenyon, a midget race driver; Sojourn, a Christian rock band; and a program on alcohol and drugs at the Middle School. Above right—Chad Naylor, Ginny Howk, and Shelia Ousley working at the crepe booth in the Fall Festival. Left—Vicki Steiner, Traci Hilligoss, Nancy Kirkham, Elicia Imel, Brad Hough, Todd Earl, and Greg Hahn (Whose feet ARE those, Elicia???) The French Club was very busy in 1981-82. In June of 1981, 40 members went to Montreal and Quebec City in Canada on money raised from selling M M’s and Wildcat Liquid Soap. In the fall of 1981 the Club went to Chicago, and at Christmas they had a dinner chez Jill Renee Reed. Spring activities in- cluded seeing the French movie ORPHEUS at Manchester College, having a fondue party chez Staci et Traci Browning, and, of course, selling their infamous M M’s! Ist row—J. Yingst—treasurer, K. Long—secretary, T. Ogden—vice-president, C. Naylor—president, J. Reed, M. Welker, Mrs. Long. 2nd row—S. Grossman, S. Rubrake, T. Linn, L. Deeter, T. Evans, R. Rider, V. Jackson, K. Jefferson. 3rd row—U. Contreras, T. Duggins, S. Gerardot, T. Phillips, D. Drudge, D. King, P. Miller, T. Hall, L. Hagan, V. Whitaker, P. DeFrain, J. Reynolds. 4th row—D. Reed, T. Bays, K. Hollars, D. Keel, J. Hicks, L. Evans, J. Glick, S. Bower, T. Browning, D. Lysaght, C. Lincoln, A. Yohe, L. Smith, J. Lynch. 5th row—S. Lancester, L. Evans, R. Hart, A. Conley, S. Gebert, M. Schannep, K. Wolfe, N. Kirkham, M. Huff, G. Howk, T. Hilligoss, V. Steiner, M. Fortman. 6th row—S. Boardman, D. Anweiler, T. Earl, S. VanKirk, D. Snep, D. Love, W. Craig, R. Piper, S. Johnson, D. Clupper, P. Johnston, S. Ousley, M. Grossman. 7th row—P. Fortman, R. Michel, S. Bowers, Y. Wolf, R. Rider, A. Black, D. Brown, W. Gangwer. 8th row—J. Reid, L. Richards, J. Peters, M. Hahn, B. King, B. Hough, R. Ellenberger, A. Gerardot, A. Ridenour, L. Lent, S. Freds, M. Ray, M. Miller, G. Hahn, B. Hough. Sen Hh Fosaaons lst row—Miss Secrist, Sandy Gerardot, Rachel Bales, Susan Smith, Tina Duggins—vice-president, Tony Phillips—president, Bret Bailey, Deb Clupper—treasurer, Jamie Busz. 2nd row—Aaron Bales, Ed Lynch, Jeff Busz, Mac Coil, Lisa Bowers, Scott Johnson, Teresa Patrick, Judy Hinds, Jill Reed. 3rd row—Margaret Hicks, Jill Dimmick, Pam DeFrain, Chad Naylor, Sue Gebert, Angie Conley, Chris Miller, Teresa Ulshafer, Amy Haupert, Judy Keeler, Dee Koorsen. 4th row—Dee Schafer, Marvin Whitt, Barb Iholtz, Randy Weaver, Matt Gaff. Sth row—Rene Torres, Donna Ward, Jackie Reynolds, Shannon Gangwer, Dennis Kessie, Mark Rose, Walter Craig, Sarita Rubrake. Not Pictured—Ronda Grube—-secretary, Pam Johnston, Kirsti Sweeden, John Fricke, Kim Hoover, Yvonne Wolf, Bill Sharp, Pam Easterday, Dawn Rubrake. The Drama Club was active as usual in 1981-82. Besides putting on THE CRUCIBLE and THE MUSIC MAN (featured on the next three pages), some members also attended plays such as GODSPELL at Anderson College, TO KILL A MOCKING BIRD at Warsaw High School, and THE MUSIC MAN at Manchester High School. The following won Drama awards for excellence at the Drama Club banquet: Sue Gebert, Best Up and Coming Actress and Best Underclassman in Drama; Mark Rose, Best Up and Coming Actor; Ed Lynch, Best Technical Award; Scott Johnson, Male Entertainer of the Year and Best Actor in a Leading Role; Jill Reed, Best Actress in a Supporting Role; and Chad Naylor, Best Actor in a Supporting Role. Pictured, left to right, Theron Bolinger, Charles Gulish, Pam Johnston, and Tina Duggins do dramatic warm-ups before rehearsal. Tina was also winner of the Spirit of Drama Award, Female Entertainer of the Year, and Best Actress in a Leading Role. Front—Tina Duggins, Ronda Grube, Scott Johnston, Jill Reed, Lisa Bowers, Chad Naylor, Teresa Patrick, Tony Phillips. 2nd row—Sue Gebert, Judy Hinds, Shannon Gangwer, Jeff Busz, Aaron Bales, Dee Koorsen, Mark Rose, Walter Craig, Donna Ward, Dennis Kessie, Ed Lynch. 3rd row—Kathy Chapman, Susan Smith, Dee Schafer, Angie Conley, Chris Miller, Jamie Busz, Amy Haupert, Pam DeFrain, Judy Keeler, Sarita Rubrake, Kamie Melton. Back—Miss Secrist, Rachel Bales, Barb Iholtz, Deb Clupper, Rene Torres, Jill Dimmick, Marvin Whitt, Margaret Hicks, Mac Coil, Bill Sharp, Jackie Reynolds, Bret Bailey, John Fricke. Not Pictured—Pam Johnston Nineteen cast members portrayed highly dramatic roles in the 1981 fall play, THE CRUCIBLE, which proved inspiring to cast members as well as the audience. The tragic story of John Proctor, portrayed by Scott Johnson, brought tears to the eyes as he was accused and put to death during the famous witch trials in Salem, Massachusetts. Above are pictured both the cast and crew members of THE CRUCIBLE. Left—Scott Johnson, Walter Craig, and Jill Reed get into character during rehearsal. Right—Some cast members of THE CRUCIBLE take time out to pose for a picture gefore performance. Front—Lisa Bowers, Donna Ward. Standing—Sue Gebert, Walter Craig, Teresa Patrick, Shannon Gangwer, Jill Reed, Judy Hinds, and Ed Lynch. Uu 6 1 b l e lst row—Matt Welker, Joe Wolf, Sue Gebert, Chad Naylor, Jill Reed, Judy Hinds, Scott Johnson, Tony Phillips, Tim Ogden, Aaron Bales. 2nd row— Donna Ward, Lanette Richards, Linda Carlin, Pam Johnson, Margaret Hicks, Kim Davidson, Tina Duggins, Matt Gaff, Terri Ulshafer. 3rd row—Dee Schafer, Eileen McCormick, Greg Cooper, Mark Rose, Ulises Contreras, Greg Burkholder, Theron Bolinger, Ed Lynch, Dee Koors en, Charles Gulish. Not Pictured—Randy Weaver, Richard Lysaght, Heather McCormick, Debbie Reed, Miss Secrist, Mr. Badskey, Katy Richards, Sherri Bowers, Teresa Patrick. For their spring musical in 1982, the Whitko Drama Department presneted THE MUSIC MAN. The large cast, which also included middle schoolers, was watched by full houses both nights. With Scott Johnson and Judy Hinds in the leading roles, the play was an almost assured success. Above are pic- tured the cast of THE MUSIC MAN and below are pictured the crew members. lst row—Barb Iholtz, Teresa Patrick, Ronda Grube, Tina Duggins, Mac Coil, Amy Haupert, Jeff Busz, Angie Conley, Bret Bailey, Kamie Melton, Jackie Reynolds. 2nd row—Jeff Loe, Dee Schafter, Sandy Gerardot, Judy Keeler, Linda Carlin, Pam Johnson, Deb Clupper, Chris Miller, Matt Gaff, Teresa Ulshafer, Ed Lynch. 3rd row—Sarita Rubrake, Pam DeFrain, Rene Torres, Sue Gebert, Jill Dimmick, Margaret Hicks, Kim Davidson, Marvin Whitt, Shannon Gangwer, Sheila Brainard, Lauri Noland, Chris Thomas. The Pit Orchestra, pictured above, produced the Music for the Man. Front row— Rachel Bales, Shawna Loe, Lisa Watson, Peter Fort- man, Dorothy Hull, and Deb Clupper. back row—Sandy Love, Greg Hahn, Terry Cotton, Jeff Busz, Brian Judy, Mr. Walker, Scott Keirn, and Cheri Heeter. Left—Scott and Judy, stars of THE MUSIC MAN. Be- low—Hey, Aaron, Matt, and Joe, what are you guys do- ing, waiting in line? And WHAT are you and Ed do- ing behind the script any- way, Judy?? lst row—Robin Elder, Todd Mossburg, Dee Koorsen, Vicki Jackson, Greg Cooper, Pete Castillo, Wade Hall, Harold Walters, Dave Wilkinson. 2nd row—John Leitch, Michelle Conley, Kelly Earl, Dianna Drudge, Matt Welker, Mr. Malicki—sponsor, Kathy Long, April Tobey, Cheryle Bunch, Rick DeLaCruz. 3rd row—Todd Waybright, JoAnn Miller, Jill Dimmick, Teresa Stahl, Kerine Harper, Mike Reiff, Jay King, Shawna Loe, Lisa Bowers, Lisa Lysaght, Bill Smith, Linda Carlin, Lisa Bunch, Shena Stephens, Tammie Duty. 4th row—Anne Francis, Joan Shafer, Chuck Caudill, Shawn Anderson, Doug Slusher, Bruce Braun, Tim Sylvester, Karl Wood, Mac Coil, Mike Hoover, Jeff Hurd, Troy Culp, Connie Minnix, Kelly Stoddard, Deb Carver, Brent Roberts, Michelle Reid. not pictured—Bret Bailey, Matt Gaff, Bart Bailey, Linc Linn, Jeff King, Chuck Hardy, Dennis Anweiler, Belinda Giordano, Scott Jenkins, Patti Shafer, Michelle Meredith, Brad Craig, Dean Mogensen, Cristy Phillips, Kelly Yoder. The Art Club was not as active as it would have like to have been in 1981-82. They took one field trip to the John Herron Art School in Indianapolis and visited the Indianapolis Art Muse um at the same time, but they were unable to make their annual trip to Chicago since field trips were restricted because of the large number of snow days. The art students below were winners of awards in the Scholastic Art Show. Those on the left were Gold Key winners, and those on the right received Hon- orable Mention. left—Pete Castillo—two Gold Keys, Linda Carlin—two Gold Keys, Kerine Harper, Kathy Long, Jay King, Bret Bailey, Tim Sylvester, Bruce Braun. right—1st row—Teresa Stahl, Todd Waybright, Shawna Loe, Lisa Lysaght. 2nd row—Diane Anweiler, Linda Waldeck, Rick DeLaCruz, Bret Bailey— three Honorable Mentions. 3rd row—Kelly Stoddard, Michelle Meredith, Greg Cooper, Jim King, Greg Bailey. 4th row—Tim Sylvester, Karl Wood, Jeff Hurd, Jeff King. Ist row: B. Rupley, T. Linn, L. Deeter, K. Hyndman, S. Goodrich, B. Camden, L. Peters, D. Ruble. 2nd row: A. Perry, K. Frantz, C. Owsley, D. Drudge, L. Bunch, R. Evans, R. Frantz, C. Minnix, D. Adams, B. Iholtz, A. Francis, K. Melton, L. Poe. | State Contest—Ist row: K. Melton, D. Drudge, B. Camden, C. Owsley, A. Perry. 2nd row: P. Miller, L. Deeter, T. Linn, L. Bunch, K. Hyndman, L. Poe. | 3rd row: E. Thompson, Advisor: S. Goodrich, B. Rupley, C. Minnix, R. Frantz, L. Peters, D. Ruble. y Nashville, Tennessee, National Contest Left to right: Miss Thompson, Advisor; T. Linn, D. Drudge, S. Goodrich, K. Hyndman. | District Contest, Warsaw. Left front to back: B. Rupley, B. Camden, T. Evans, D. Drudge, P. Miller, A. Perry, D. Adams. Right Front to back: S. Good- rich, C. Owsley, K. Hyndman, L. Bunch, T. Linn. Working Hard on Award Winning Scrapbook is Lisa Peters and Scarlett Goodrich. Front—Deb Clupper, Susan Smith, Melissa Schannep, Billy Smith, Mr. Skiles, Sue Gebert, Jackie Reynolds, Shelia Brainard. Back—Linda Carlin, Pam Johnston, Tim Ashley, Mac Coil, Todd Earl, Kathy Bolt, Kathy Chapman, Rene Torres, Larry Bolsover. Not Pictured—Tony Phillips, Belinda Giordano. The 1981-82 Spectrum staff, Whitko’s Yearbook, put in many long hours to get the yearbook out in time. Working overtime on such days as the first day of spring break and Mother’s Day, they managed to make all their deadlines for the first time in the school’s history. Front—Amy Haupert, Jeannie Loe, Vickie Jackson, Lisa Lent, Cindy Anderson, Susan Clark, Jackie Hovey, Shawna Loe, Belinda Giordano. Back—Mike Dixon, Sonya Hilligoss, Jeff Gable, Scott VanKirk, Todd Earl, Tim Ashley, Rene Torres, Mac Coil. Not Pictured—Lisa Perkins. The staff of the Wildcat World, Whitko’s school newspaper, is composed of Journalism class students. Besides putting out a bi-monthly paper, they also took a day off from school to tour the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette. 50 | ( ST ae ere section eer mera Re SINE RT front—Miss Secrist, Margarett Rowe, Rachel Bales, Donna Ward. Circle circle, clockwise from 1:00—Linda Carlin, Jeff Busz—treasurer, Tony Phillips—vice-president, Tina Duggins—secretary, Scott Johnson—president, Sue Gebert—secretary-in-training, Rhonda Grube, Pam Johnston. kneeling—Susan Smith, Aaron Bales, Dee Shafer. back—Walter Craig, Ed Lynch, Shannon Gangwer, Bryan Saving. The Speech Team, most of whom are members of the Whitko chapter of the National Forensics League, had a fairly successful season in 81-82. From Oc- tober to March, the team attends at least two meets every month, which start on Saturday mornings and run until mid-afternoon. The team also runs the daily announcements, does special programs, and attends the District Speech meet in April, staying overnight in a motel for the two-day event. At the spring awards banquet, the team honored Scott Johnson with the Distinction Award, as he was the team most consistent placer, and Aaron Bales with the Honor Award for improving the most. Regional participants (sectional placings)—Scott Johnson and Rhonda Grube—(Duo-Sth), Walter Craig—(impromptu-8th), Jeff Busz and Ed Lynch—(duo-7th), Tina Duggins—(radio-9th). 1st row—Tony Phillips, Tim Ogden—President, Julie Yingst—Secretary, Julie Kurtz—Vice-President. 2nd row—Chad Naylor, Laura Widman, Susan Myers, Dolores Espinoza. 3rd row—Teresa Patrick, Shelley Leiter, Carolyn Leitch, Tina Duggins. 4th row—Lisa Peters, Debra Carver, Susan Kreger, Debbie King, Jill Reed. Sth row—Jeff Keirn, Kim Zorn, Melinda Yates, Amber Perry. 6th row—Mark Francis, Connie Minnix, Bryan Saving. Right—Sweepers of the parking lot included, in front, Kim Zorn, Jill Reed, and Amber Perry. 2nd row—Laura Widman, Dolly Espinoza, Susan Myers, Julie Yingst, Julie Kurtz, Connie Minniz, and Bryan Saving. 3rd row—Debbie King, Tim Ogden, Melinda Yates, Tony Phillips, Mark Francis, and Jeff Keirn. (Dolly, is that a future NHS member behind you?) Middle—Deb Carver and left—Melinda Yates works hard to get all the glass. The National Honor Society did more than they usually do in 1981-82. They started off the year by sweeping the glass out of the parking lot, gave a basket of food to a needy family at Christmas, and set up the National Honor Society Disaster Relief Program in the spring. The program will be used to financially aid people within a fifty-mile radius who suffer from natural disasters, fire, prolonged hospital visits, and other calamities. 52 Ist row—Kim Hoover, Ginny Howk, Michelle Hull, Michele Huff, Tina Imel, Nancy Kirkham, Denise Bowles, Rachel Stevens. 2nd row—pianist Carolyn Leitch, Cheryle Bunch, Dee Koorson, Michelle Reid, Cindy Lincoln, Sandy King, Judy Keeler, Pam DeFrain. 3rd row—Keith Ridenour, Randy Weaver, Greg Burkholder, Dennis Kessie, Charles Gulish, Ron Murphy, Todd Gilbert, Dave Hull. The Concert Choir performed several times in 81-82, at such concerts as the Christmas Concert, the Variety Show, and the Spring Concert. The Choir, which is a kind of training ground for the two other specialty choirs featured on pages 60 and 61, also participated in the All-Choir Bowlathon to raise money for music and shirts. The National Honor Society inducted 22 new members in 1982, including seven seniors, eight juniors, and seven sophomores. Students with a high enough grade-point average are rated by the faculty in areas of service, leadership, and character. The Society then inducts the top 5% of each class based on these attributes. lst row—Greg Hahn, Doug Kelsey, Ulises Contreras, Deb Clupper. 2nd row—Tim Ashley, Terry Cotton, Darlene Drudge. 3rd row—Deb Kelsey, Lisa Poe, Barbie Darr, Jeanie Loe. 4th row—Jeff King, Charlie Dull, Doug Smith. Sth row—Lisa Carlin, Lori Mishler, Billie Metzger. 6th row—Michael Ray, Lowell Warner, Mark Miller, Aaron Bales. 53 SM OBO MSRQOABWOO ARRNASR AA, ns Ist row—Mr. Begley, Mr. McVay, Tina Heinold—secretary, Jeff Gable—sentinel, Kent Kneller—reporter, Duane Schuman—treasurer, Julie Yingst, Terry Werstler—president, Barb Kelsey, Rhonda Wilkinson. 2nd row—Kent Slater, David Bruch, Todd Helvey, Kevin Smith, John Fricke, Sam Grant, Bruce Reinhart, Nick Heinold, Marlin Gaff, Dennis Kessie, Ed Lynch. 3rd row—Turner England, Brian Judy, Dennis Badskey, Theron Bolinger, David Baker, Todd Gilbert, Bryan Nicodemus, Rodney Roberts, Nelson Schuman, Lowell Warner, Marty Manuel. 4th row—Duane Loe, Matt Gaff, Brad Craig, Chris Patrick, Rick Murphy, Brian Wood, Darrin Lincoln, Perry Heinold, Chris Miller, Ben Grant, Scott Brown. 5th row—Rhonda Montel, Wendy Lortie, Brent Montel, Brent Roberts, Tim Brubaker, Travis Galloway, Ralph Lithicum, David Lortie, Randy Hart. The Future Farmers of America had their usually successful year again in 1981-82. They competed in over forty contests and placed well at almost every one. Heading off the long list of winners were the livestock judging teams. The main team placed second at the Purdue Invitational, second in Beef Judging at Purdue and fourth in Questions, and placed tenth at Junior Pork Day. Their two livestock judging teams were also first and second in the coun- ty and first and fourth in the area. Terry Werstler, Ed Lynch, and Scott Pattison competed in the WKJG-TV 33 FFA Quiz. Scott Pattison and Terry Werstler started the contest off with the first win, then Scott, unable to compete, was replaced by Ed, who along with Terry went on to become the cham- pions. The crops team was first in county and third in area competition, so they will advance to state this summer. The farm business management team was fifth in state, the mechanics team was tenth in state, and the dairy judging team was sixth at the Purdue Invitational. Local chapter winners of the Proficiency and Leadership Awards did well at District contests, with those placing first going on to state competition this summer. The top thirty point- getters in the chapter got their choice of going to either the Indy Super Pull or a Purdue basketball game. The chapter also assisted the Whitley County Soil Conservation Service in setting up a no-till test plot. Other non-farming activities included participating in South Whitley clean-up day, helping Lions Club members unload fruit, and providing the school with its Christmas tree. below left—The FFA teams show off the trophies they just won at District competition. right—Terry Werstler and Ed Lynch pose with their WKJG-TV 33 FFA Quiz awards. Leadership Awards Proficiency Awards AREA LOCAL WINNERS DISTRICTS Ag. Mechanics Kent Kneller AREA LOCAL WINNER _ DISTRICTS Home and Kevin Smith Freshman Public Speaking Barb Kelsey 1 Farmstead Imp’t Sweetheart Julie Yingst Soil and Water Imp’t Kevin Smith Creed Speaking Nelson Schuman Sheep Production Jeff Brubaker Production Demonstration Theron Bolinger Swine Production Jeff Gable Horticulture Demonstration Lana Jenkins Poultry Dennis Kessie Extemporaneous Speaking Dennis Eadskey Crop Production Terry Werstler Conservation Demonstration Marlin Gaff Ag. Sales and Service Dave Bruch Sales Demonstration Scott Pattison Ag. Placement Production Sam Grant Talent Rhonda Wilkinson Dairy Production Tina Heinold Leadership Duane Schuman Mechanics Demonstration Dave Bruch Public Speaking Mart y Manuel Quiz Bowl Rick Murphy Bryan Nicodemus Terry Werstler GONG 3) IN SO) ht et Farm Business Essay Management Duane Schuman Parliamentary Procedure Team Terry Werstler, Joe Wolf, Tina Heinold, Dennis Badskey, Kent Kneller, Scott Pattison, Todd Hel- Terry Werstler vey, Lana Jenkins, Dave Bruch, Scott Pattison Julie Yingst, Ed Lynch, and Mar- Ed Lynch lin Gaff. Livestock Judging Dennis Badskey Dave Bruch Scott Pattison Lana Jenkins Todd Helvey Theron Bolinger Chris Patrick Brad Craig Randy Hart Brian Judy Barb Kelsey Rick Murphy Nelson Schuman Rhonda Wilkinson Crops Team Terry Werstler Ed Lynch Todd Gilbert Lowell Warner Bryan Nicodemus Dairy Judging Mechanics Matt Gaff Perry Heinold Marlin Gaff Tina Heinold Kent Kneller Theron Bolinger Kevin Smith Marty Manuel below—Santa Claus (Dennis Kessie) Listens to the Christmas wishes of Kevin Smith in front of the Christmas tree they donated to the school. The others waiting in line are Scott Brown, Theron Bolinger, Mr. Begley, David Baker, and Brian Wood. 2 ans oS a SO Drum Majors: Shawna Loe and Amy Haupert. Rifle Girls: Mary Hyden, Michelle Huff, Lisa Anders, Teresa Patrick, Wendy Lortie, Nancy Kirkham, Tina Sammons, Bobbi Allen. Row 1: Diane Anweiler, Vicki Steiner, Jan Stephens, Rhonda Savings, Racheal Bales, Dorothy Hull, Missy Shnen, Peter Fortman, Karen Eiler, Scott Jenkins, Robin Frantz, Susan Smith, Missy Copeland, Lisa Carlin, Kathy Bolt, Deb Clupper, Kelly Frantz, Deb VanCuren, Julie Dierks, Stephanie Macklin, April Tobey, Martha Fortman, Lori Mishler, Pam Johnston. Row 2: Lisa Bowers, Doug Lude, J amie Busz, Kent Slater, Marty Manuel, Kathy Chapman, Karen Pfleiderer, Cheri Heiter, Scott Kiern, Ray Copeland, Scott Johnson, Jack Pook, Charles Wisman, Billie Metzger, Sue Gebert, Darla Keel, Marsha Maloy. 56 MAY NOW TAKE THE FIELD Row 3: Lisa Watson, Debbie Reed, Pam Easterday, Shannon Gangwer, Vince Haupert, Missy Ulshafer, Marty Wood, Greg Hahn, Ronnie Murphy, Sandra Love, Bonita Heeter, Bobbi Bernhard, Terry Cotton, Scarlett Goodrich, Melissa Schannep, Chris Miller, Donna Ward. Row 4: Danelle Byers, Denny Kessie, Aaron Bales, Terry Lude, Chris Wolf, Jeff Rufner, Mick Ousley, Jeff Busz, Tim Brubaker, Aaron Arnold, Tony Stevens, Christine Shoupe, Susan Kreger, Doug Dingus, Tina Duggins, Teresa Ulshafer, Ronda Grube. 57 SZRe MORNHL.OSAB® DH Pep Band Members are: Ist row; Kathy Chap- man, Pam Johnston. 2nd row; Cheri Heeter, Scott Keirn. 3rd row; Darla Keel, Scott Jenkins, Mary Manuel, Doug Lude, Jamie Busz, Karen Pfleiderer, Chris Miller. 4th row; Denny Kessie, Jeff Busz, 5th row; Tony Stevens, Brian Judy, Aaron Bales. 6th row; Tina Duggins, Greg Hahn, Sandra Love. 7th row; Teresa Ulshafer, Debbie Reed, 8th row; Terry Cotton. BR ra Members of the Stage Band are: Ist row, Scott Jenkins, Darla Keel, Jamie Buxz, Karen Pfleiderer, Doug Lude, Marty Manuel, Chris Miller. Row 2 Scott Keirn, Tony Stevens, Brian Judy, Aaron Bales, Denny Kessie, Jeff Busz. row 3 Cheri Heeter, Teresa Ulshafer, Debbie Reed, Tina Duggins, Greg Hahn, Terry Cotton, Sandra Love. At piano Pam Johnston, Kathy Chapman. Director—Mr. Walker. toe 7 OF The Whitko Marching Pride had a very successful year. Their success was due to many long hard hours of practice at Band Camp. This week together also strengthened the band’s willingness to work together as many new friendships were made and old ones strengthened. This is a picture story of our hard work and exhaustion, but also the fun that we had creating the best band ever at Whitko! mes OO NO B A N D C A M ie Shien i= 2 o iat. a3 seit s. i 5 % a x front—Tony Phillips, Deb Clupper, Tim Ogden, Jill Glick, Diane Anweiler, Joe Wolf, Tina Duggins, Bart Bailey. standing—Lisa Bunch, Reid Piper, Tina Sammons, Greg Cooper, Sue Gebert, Linc Linn, Margaret Hicks, Scott Johnson, Wendy Lortie, Ray Copeland, Janelle King, Bret Bailey, pianist Carolyn Leitch, Matt Welker. not pictured—Randy Weaver The Swing Choir, or The Wayne Street Singers as they are officially known were busy in 1981-82. Under the guidance of first-year director Mr. Badskey, they learned many new types of songs and techniques, as Mr. Badskey brought his experience from college swing choir. They performed many times dur- ing the year for everyone from the Lion’s Club to the Sunshine Society to their own first-annual concert. below left—The Wayne Street Singers in concert doing “Morning Glow’”’, backed by the other two choirs. right—Diane Anweiler, Matt Welker, Scott Johnson, and Reid Piper prepare to sparkle and entertain. a, 60 TC AR, Biedrininw sitting —Bernadene Camden, Carolyn Leitch, Michelle Ried, Candy Miller. standing—Judy Hinds, Todd Helvey, Kelly Francis, Walter Craig, Eileen McCormick, pianist Rhonda Wilkinson, Larry Waller, Margarett Rowe, Jeff Keirn, Kelly Hyndman. not pictured—Dennis Schultz. The Whiko Choir, or Reflection, was EXTREMELY busy in 1981-82, as they had about forty performances. Through comic and dramatic skits, funny songs, and serious music, they attempted to and succeeded at spreading their message of love. Below, Reflection members model their T-shirts. front—Dennis Schultz, Walter Craig, Larry Waller, Todd Helvey, Jeff Keirn. middle—Candy Miller, Eileen McCormick, Judy Hinds, Kelly Francis, Bernadene Camden. back—Michelle Reid, Carolyn Leitch, Margarett Rowe, Kelly Hyndman, Rhonda Wilkinson. MYND aS ALRNQ HON RALHSAE lst row—Darla Keel, Rachel Stevens, Terry Hall, Greta Bolinger, Judy Hinds. 2nd row—Dee Shafer, Jeannie Loe, Kristi Sweeden—co-captain, Kacy Barrera, Sandy Geradot—co-captain. The Mat Maids, the cheerblock of the wrestling team, had a busy season in 1981-82. The Mat Maids, who are chosen by the faculty on the basis of char- acter, etc., do many things for the wrestlers, such as decorate the lockers of their secret matmen, buy and bake them gifts, keep score during the meets, and cheer them on to conference and sectional victories. Ist row—Sarita Rubrake—activities director, Susan Kreger—secretary-treasurer, Jill Glick—vice-president, Lisa Bowers—president, Jill Reed. 2nd row—Robing Frantz, Amber Perry, Denise Anweiler, Julie Yingst, Susan Myers. 3rd row—Connie Minnix, Billie Metzger, Lisa Carlin, Beren Blain, Laura Bowers, Robing Michel, Lisa Minnix, Kelly Frantz, Beth King, Jeannie Loe, Darla Keel, Melissa Schannep. The Girls Varsity Club had a slow year in 1981-82. The club, which is made of female varsity-letter winners, exists mainly to promote girls sports at Whitko. Their activities this year included a Halloween party at Mrs. Roberts, skiing at Mt. Wawasee in February, and a banquet at Don Pedro’s for the seniors in the spring. They also donated two-hundred and fifty dollars to the girls track team to help them buy new uniforms and sweats. lst row—Pat Miller, Cindy Ousley, Kristi Sweeden, Amber Perry, Connie Minnix, Kathy Long, Robin Michel, Staci Browning, Sherri Bower, Traci Browning, Lanette Richards, Linda Carlin, Michelle Conley, Deb Clupper, Terry Hall. 2nd row—Mr. Forsburg, Ron Bolt, Scott Johnson, Beth Rupley, Joe Scheiber, Reid Piper, Brian Wood, Scott Kirkham, Brad Reimersma, Brad Hough, Scott VanKirk, Tony Dile, Bruce Braun, Tim Sylvester, Dave Love, Tom Gruwell, Todd Earl, Doug Snep, Scott Grossman, Layne Evans. roof—Bart Bailey, Bret Bailey. not pictured— Kathy Bolt, Kathy Chapman, Susan Smith, Matt Welker, Pam Johnston. The Ski Club participated in activity you would expect them to; skiing. In February, they took a trip to Cannonsburg, Michigan, and every Monday after school in skiing weather they went to Mt. Wawasee. To raise money they had car washes and cleaned the gym after every home basketball game. And since there’s no snow in June, they went water-skiing. lst row—Mrs. Long, A. Wolfe—Senior Representative, L. Peters—Treasurer, S. Bower—Secretary, P. Easterday—President, K. Francis, G. Bunch—Soph Representatives, S. Myers—Senior Representative, S. Gebert, B. Heeter—Junior Representatives. 2nd row—P. Johnston, A. Slugher—Freshman Representatives, L. Bunch, T. Patrick, D. Clupper, C. Ousley, S. Kreger, T. Ulshafer, T. Duggins, S. Rubrake. 3rd row—S. Walters, J. Hicks, M. Schannep, J. Dierks, D. Reed, B. Blain, S. Clark, A. Goff, V. Jackson, M. Meloy. 4th row—R. Cole, S. Loe, K. Long, R. Frantz, D. VanCuren, L. Jenkins, C. Owens, L. Sanson, V. Schuh, B. Allen. 5th row—G. Bolinger, L. Watson, D. Brown, R. Rider, A. Black, Y. Wolf, K. Davidson, R. Montel, C. Howk, V. Steiner. 6th row—L. Mishler, T. Hilligoss, K. Bolt, L. Bowers, K. Frantz. 7th row—J. Lynch, R. El- lenberger, A. Gerardot, D. Bowles, T. Imel, L. Ruse, A. Ridenour, R. Wilkinson, L. Smith, L. Owens, A. Loe. The Cheerblock performed their usual tasks of cheering and making posters in 1981-82, and also made the basketball players happy by secretly making posters for their lockers, baking them cookies, buying gifts, and doing other things for the players. AQOh was maa Above left—Dan Huston, Kathy’s escort; Margaret Hicks, sophomore candidate; Kathy Long, last year’s Queen, crowns this year’s winner, Julie Kurtz, Junior Candidate; Bart Bailey, Julie’s escort. Right—President Susan Myers runs the show during crowning of the Sunshine Queen. The Sunshine Society maintained its reputation as Whitko’s largest, most active club in 1981-82. They started out with Peanut Pal Week in September, and in October they had a Grandparents’ Night, recognized Sunshine Week, and attended District Convention at Huntington North High School. In November they had Daddy Date Night and Followed that with a Chili Supper and decoration of the school’s Christmas tree in December. In January, the Sunshine Queen com- petition was held to raise money for Riley’s Children Hospital in Indianapolis, along with the Best Beau and March of Dimes fundraising. In February they raised money for the Heart fund, and in April they attended the State Convention at Attica High School in Indianapolis and held their ideal Lady’s Tea. In May they were involved with the Mother Daughter Banquet, New Member Induction and the Senior Breakfast, and in June they sent their New Officers to Leadership Camp again. Of course, they also had their monthly Teacher Recognition Day going through all of this. Ist row—Miss Ruble, S. Meyers—president, K. Melton—Senior vice-president, J. Glick—Junior vice-president, K. Hyndman—recording secretary, B: Camden—corresponding secretary, L. Peters—treasurer, D. Lysaght and J. Kurtz—scrapbook, Mrs. Ray. 2nd row—A. Wolfe, C. Owsley, D. Clupper, J. Reed, K. Lude, B. Rupley, J. Yingst, T. Patrick, L. Bunch, T. Linn, L. Deeter, R. Rider, D. Carver, S. Leiter, C. Leitch. 3rd row—S. Rubrake, T. Heinold, S. Goodrich, A. Haupert, M. Yates, L. Minnix, D. Drudge, D. King, T. Evans, P. Easterday, S. Kreger, T. Ulshafer, T. Duggins, S. Gerardot. 4th row—D. Kelsey, T. Stahl, M. Meredith, T. Burnworth, A. Perry, C. Minnix, K. Long, J. Dierks, R. Frantz, D. VanCuren, B. Heeter, B. Bernhard, L. Jenkins. 5th row—R. Cole, S. Gebert, M. Schannep, S. Bower, T. Browning, A. Conley, K. Zorn, V. Schuh, D. Swick, C. Niccum, L. Evans, J. Hicks, S. Walters, T. Bays, K. Hollars, D. Keel. 6th row—K. Chapman, L. Mishler, R. Michel, S. Browning, M. Hicks, K. Hoover, M. Copeland, J. Loe, S. Loe, L. Watson, A. Black, R. Montel, K. Fran- cis, C. Bunch, K. Barrera. 7th row—E. Imel, B. Iholtz, A. Francis, M. Reid, V. Whitaker, P. DeFrain, S. Phillips, D. Ward, T. Hilligoss, R. Saving, L. Bowers, J. Dimmick, Y. Wolfe, K. Davidson, R. Rider. 8th row—G. Bollinger, S. Hurd, N. Compton, B. Metzger, K. Wolfe, L. Carlin, W. Lortie, N. Kirkham, M. Huff, G. Howk, S. Wright, M. Hahn, B. King, K. Frantz, K. Bolt, S. Smith. NP—L. Bowers, D. Schafer, K. Estepp, K. Ragan, D. Hull. —_ - mm i cs cr a RRR ete en Cer it he Ee EE I CE POET tie ES SN, AE OPE ELT LL LS OS ER ee bet iy) —_—— oo SO, Oe 60D RS CR TS TR TE I NOLL OLIN ID LEI TA TT OD I IE CL IO LD SE ED TOILE ET NT ES Ra SS TNT WV + « e r. E’RE ALL GOING TO Seniors rode by motor bus to the big city of Detroit, on May 20, 1982. While there, they toured the Henry Ford Museum, and shopped at the Renesance Center. After dining in the revolving towers, the group split up with half going to a baseball game, and the other a play. Since the only “group activ- ity” was the bus ride, Seniors made the most of it—as these pictures show. 1,2,3: These Seniors seem to be bright eyed and bushy tailed. 4: Amy, if Bill could wake up for this picture, you can too! 5: Dolly, the trip hasn’t start- ed yet, and you’re ready to sack out! (LIOULAd A NEW WORLD IS OPEN: THE FUTURE IS OURS CO-VALEDICTORIANS: CAROLYN LEITCH TIM OGDEN TONY PHILLIPS DUANE SCHUMAN LAURA WIDMAN JULIE YINGST SALUTATORIAN: TERESA PATRICK 82 MIGHTY MOUSE, THE FUTURE 9 - THE CREATION OF ... PETER PAN the class of ’82! To most people, the words ““We’ve ee ” Only Just Begun” represents a = RD ee me Ky one song by the Carpenters. Four years waa | ago, these words had a very special meaning to the class of 1982. Our award winning float, entitled “Peter Pan”, was the beginning of a success story unique only to this class. Once upon a time, a class of strong fx. friends assembled in Lisa Bower’s [4% iS barn to create a float which would oy aS start us on our winning streak. Ay � V E “Spartans Will Never Neverland a a Victory”, but neither would any ua ey | B | (, IN other class, as long as the en “s) a As MIGHTY class of ’82 was there! oe With this being our goal, we took to the theme of ‘‘Mighty Mouse’’_ our Soph. year. Pro- duction took place at Gable’s farm-this time behind closed doors. Upper- classmen were shocked and en- vious of the pol- ished float that rolled out of that barn. @tsp @ 3 Although we were proud of ourselves, we were also proud of our team as our back drop ex- claimed, “Wild- cats We’re Back- ing You! We’re “WE Foresee the Landing of a Victory” had a double meaning our Junior year. Why wouldn’t it? Our little space ship had the best sup- port system and interior pos- sible. When it lost a few “tiles” during the windy journey from Sarita Ru- brake’s house, we simply thanked nature and admired our “hidden” labor. Our homecoming story comes to an end our Senior year. Let’s let the pictures tell of the love and togetherness we felt while creating a float said to be the best in Whitko’s his- tory, and worthy of honors at the Fall Festival Parade. 3 We HOPE to live happily ever after. HE MAGICAL LAND OF OZ . aTHE WIZARD u ? WHY THE WIZARD OF OZ WONDERFUL CLASS WE AR _ BECAUSE BECAUSE ... THE WONDERFUL SUCCESSFUL SENIORS— OdNV SUYVIOHIDS Senior 4.0’s L to R Tony Phillips, Carolyn Leitch, Duane Schuman, Julie Yingst, Tim Ogden, Laura Widman chose their own setting for this picture! SNAAD Susan Kreger Kosciusko County Fair Pam Easterday 1981 Homecoming Queen. Amy Haupert 1981 Whitley County 4-H Queen. Queen. MISS On November 6, 1981, Lisa Bowers was crowned 1982 Whitko Jr. Miss. She was judged on Poise and Appearance, Youth Fitness, Talent, Scholarship and Judge’s Interview. On January 17, 1982, Lisa traveled to Frankfort Ind. for State Competition. Once there, she spent a week in a whirlwind of activity. In addition to daily rehearsals, the girls managed to tour the State House, meet with the Mayor of Frankfort and dine with Governor Orr. The girls were also responsible for sewing and modeling an outfit that reflected their personality, and planning a “Kraft Party’. The number of guests, entertain- ment, theme and decorations, and a menu using at least three Kraft products were to be included in each girl’s plan. Lisa made many new friends through this experience, and repre- sented Whitko High School extremely well. We salute her with pride. Pictured with Lisa are the category winners. Left to Right, Belinda Giordano, Talent Competition; Lisa Bowers, Poise and Appearance and Jr. Miss; Julie Yingst, Scholarship and First Runner-up Diane An- weiler, Youth Fitness and Spirit of Junior Miss. Julie Yingst performs a dance routine to the music of | Diane Anweiler dances to “The Main Event”. Diane Belinda Giordano won the talent competition and the “Main Step”. Julie learned this routine at cheerlead- _ choreographed her routine and designed her costume admiration of the audience by singing “Everything I ing camp. She was sponsored by FFA. y 1 1 4 : i ae ‘ ae £ F also. She was sponsored by the Flag and Rifle Corp. Own”? by Bread. Art club sponsored Belinda. en Te ol at Tina Duggins, alias “Tina Lou”, sings of her troubles Deb Clupper introduces herself before the talent com- in “I’ve Been Flushed Down the Bathroom of Your _ petition in which she played a piece by Mozart on her ing entitled “April 1865”. Girl’s Varsity Club spon- Heart”. Tina was sponsored by the Drama Club. flute. Deb was sponsored by The Whitko Marching sored Lisa. Pride. (LiBeion ae aIa, ELE O GL Ri, OLGA AE pied Moissins Janelle King addresses the crowd before singing “For | Scarlett Goodrich acts out t1e confusion that can oc- Margaret Rowe touched the hearts of the audience Your Eyes Only” in the talent competition. Janelle | cur between a ding-bat NAS AL operator, anda frus- _ and fellow competitors by singing her version of “Pass was sponsored by The Wayne Street Singers. trated man ina telephone bouth, who has just spent his It On”. Reflection was Margaret’s sponsor. last dime. Scarlett was spor sored by OEA. KEK ioe . : Denise Anweiler Diane Anweiler Tim Ashley Rachel Bales Ron Bolt Lisa Bowers Bernadene Camden Deb Carver Deb Clupper Rex Coble Mac Coil Tina Cooper Ulises Contreras Tony Dile Darlene Drudge Tina Duggins Pam Easterday Dolly Espinoza Bev Gaskill Sandy Geradot Belinda Giordano Scarlett Goodrich Ronda Grube Amy Haupert Mike Hoover Kelly Hyndman Jeff Jackson Scott Johnson Terri Keppler Janelle King Susan Kreger Shelly Leiter Tassy Linn Karen Lude Kamie Melton Versie Minnix Tim Ogden Cindy Owsley Teresa Patrick Lisa Peters 4 90 Martha Polk Jill Reed Rhonda Rider Rita Roberts Sarita Rubrake Beth Rupley Tim Stoner Tim Sylvester Cheyrl Thomas Teresa Ulshafer Scott VanKirk Terry Werstler Gary Wilkinson Mike Whitt Julie Yingst 1 2 Remember how easily we were entertained as Frosh? 3. Eighth-Grade Kiddie Day. 4. Pam Easterday’s Sth-grade birthday party. 5. Look how SHORT Matt and Linc are! 6. Pam Easterday and Susan Myers are old friends. 7. Pierceton girls clowning around. 8. Fifth-grade flag football team. 9. Tim and Karl trying to impress the girl’s P.E. teacher! ors CEVESMES EN CAM SHAWN TIMOTHY ANDERSON Art Club, 1,2,3,4; Honorable Men- tion in L.S. Ayres Art Shows 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 2,3; Football (favorite sport) 1, 2—most promising J.V. running back, 3, 4—Most Valu- able Offensive Running Back. TRC Honorable Mention-4, leading rusher, leading receiver, leading scorer. FUTURE PLANS To live life to the fullest. DENISE K. ANWEILER (NISER) Volleyball 1,2,3,4—-MVP Defense Player Basketball 2,3,4-Capt.; Track 1; Cheerblock 1; Art Club 3 gold keys in Scholastic Awards; Girls Varsity Club 3,4. FUTURE PLANS Go to college or work, which ever one would seem to work out for the best. DIANE K ANWEILER (DINER OR DIANER K) Cheerleader 1; Cheerblock 1,2; SSS 2; Wildcat World Staff 2; Pom Pon Girl 2,3; Flag Squad 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; two gold keys and two honorable mentions for Art.; Participated in the Whitko Junior Miss Pageant and revieved Physical Fitness Award, and the Spirit of Junior Miss Award. FUTURE PLANS I'm going to take things one day at a time to see what life has to offer me. (College—Job?) I feel learning to group up and fending for myself would be my biggest goal that I would like to achieve. TIMOTHY L. ASHLEY Wildcat World 3,4-sports editor; Spectrum 3, 4- sports editor; National Honor Society 4; Chess Club 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Varsity Track Manager 4. FUTURE PLANS Plan to enter the Air Force under the field of Electron- ics. BART BAILEY (BAD BART BAILEY) Golf 1,2; Drama Club 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3; Yearbook 3,4. FUTURE PLANS Photography School at Winona Lake and start a studio. BRET ALLEN BAILEY (SPEEDY) Golf 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, TRC Champ, Sectional Champ, team Co-Caption; Football 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4Historian, Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Speech Team 3. FUTURE PLANS Attend John Herron School of Art, major in fine art, eventually operate my own business, get married, raise a family and have a happy life. MELANIE ROSE BAKER (MEL, SHORTY) Band 1. FUTURE PLANS I plan on getting married and maybe getting a job as a drafting person. RACHEL DIANE BALES (RACH) Science club, Drama Club, Speech Team, French Club, Teen Stewards, Pit Orchestra for Oklahoma, South Pacific, Music Man Marching Band, Concert Band. FUTURE PLANS I plan to go to Manchester College. After college, I plan to be a Psychiatrist. TAMMIE JO BAYS Art Club 1—Honorable Mention in Ft. Wayne Con- test, 2—two gold keys, 1 Honorable Mention in Ft. Wayne, | gold medal in New York, 3-1 Honorable Mention. FUTURE PLANS get married, maybe go into the service. RONALD JOHN BOLT (SHORTY) FCA 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3—Minor Award; Ski Club 3,4. FUTURE PLANS To work for my dad in Construction. LISA MARIE BOWERS (BOWSER, LEE, LIL’RICHARD) Girl’s Var- sity Club, 3, 4—Pres.; FCA 2, 3—treas. 4—Pres.; SSS 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Ski Club 2,3, 4—Vice Pres.; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; Band 1,2; Auxillary Squad 2,3 co-capt., 4; Class officer 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1, 2—co-capt, 3, 4-co capt.; Track 1,2,3,4; Junior Homecoming Candidate; Junior SSS Candidate; 1982 Junior Miss; Tituba in the play The Crucible. 94 FUTURE PLANS Go to college, possibly be a flight attendant, and hope- fully meet a guy who'll want to marry me (could be a difficult task) SHEILA BRAINARD (SHORTY) Library club 1; Cheerblock 1; Volun- teer (elementary) 1,2; Sunshine Society 2; Teen Stewards 3,4; Lighting Crew for Drama 3,4; Yearbook Staff-faculty section 4; Cafeteria worker IED 3h: FUTURE PLANS Get a job and try to support myself. BURCE BRAUN Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Track 3, Ski Club 2,3,4; FCA 3; Student Council 1,2,3. FUTURE PLANS Attend College at Purdue. DENISE ANN BROWN (DEEDEE) Art Club; Wildcat World. FUTURE PLANS I plan on marrying Rick Snodgrass and living a very happy life with him. CATHY SUE BRUMBAUGH Pom Pon Squad 1; Flag Corps. 2,3; Cheer- block 2; SSS 2. LISA COAROLE BUNCH Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Pom pon girl 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2,3—Sec Treas; SSS 2,3,4; Oklahoma! 2; Gospel choir 3; Drama Club 3; South Pacific 3; O.E.A. 4; Art Club 4; Swing Choir 4. FUTURE PLANS Attend a beauty school or secretarial school. BERNADENE KAY CAMDEN (BERNIE) SSS 2,3,4—Treasurer and Corresponding Secretary; O.E.A. 3,4—Treas Ist District O.E.A. CON- TEST. FCA 2; Gospel Choir 4—Performance overseer; volleyball 1,2,3; Ski Club 2; Band 1; Office volunteer 3,4. FUTURE PLANS I plan to go find a job, and get married, and raise a happy family. DEBRA LEE CARVER (DEB, BEBBIE, CARVE) National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; SSS 3,4; Art Club 4; Member of Who’s Who, Received Me Donald’s Outstanding Student Awards for Academic Achievement, 5 Honorable Mentions in the L.S. Ayres Art Show. FUTURE PLANS To attend Grace College to receive a B.S. in Art with a minor in Biblical Studies. Also to get married and have children, serve the Lord in any area He wants to use me. CHARLES ROBERT CAUDILL Football 1; Wrestling 1; Weight Lifting 2-4th place in Bench Press at Goshen Invitational. FUTURE PLANS To find the way. DEB CLUPPER (DEBBER, DEB DUROC OR BARBWA) Volleyball 1,2, Most Points Scored 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3-co-capt; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, Section Leader 3,4. Most Improved Soph., Arion Award 3, Pit Orchestra 2,3,4, Most Devoted Pit Member 4; Jr. Miss Participant; Drama Club 1,2,3,4-Treas; “Angie” Joy; Best Technical Award “Fiddler on the Roof’, Wayne Street Singers 3,4—performance arrangements overseer; Band Representative 2; National Honor Society 4; SSS 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Yearbook Class Editors 1,2,3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Ads Edi- tor 4, Senior Editor 4; Speech Team 3—Historian. Various Solo Ensem- ble Award. FUTURE PLANS To be a successful career woman living in a Knot’s Landing type setting, with a loving husband, 4.2.kids, and a big wooly sheep dog! REX EUGENE COBLE (AL) Band 1, Intramural 1,2,3. FUTURE PLANS Work, Marriage. MALCOLM L. COIL (MAC) Football 3,4 Track 3,4; Regional 3; Drama Club 3,4; Art Club 4; FCA 4; Spectrum 4; Wildcat World 4. FUTURE PLANS Plan to attend College at Indiana State University, with interest in Communications. TERRY LEE COTTON Concert band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Pit Orchestra 3,4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4. FUTURE PLANS Plan to attend college. DONALD C. CRAWFORD (DON, FRANK) Football 1,3,4 (lettered) FUTURE PLANS Marines and to marry Tasha Ree Linn. LAURIE ANN DEETER (MISS PIGGY) SSS 2,3,4, OEA 4—Secretary, 2nd District O.E.A. Contest; Cheerblock 1,2,3; Drama 3; French Club 2,3,4; Speech Team 3; South Pacific 3; Office Volunteer 4. FUTURE PLANS I plan to attend Bauder Fashion College in Ft. Lauder- dale Fla., the first of Sept. majoring in Fashion Merchandising. BEVERLY JEANNETTE DEFRAIN (B.J. BEV) French Club 1,2,3; Li- brary Club 1; Drama Club 2. FUTURE PLANS Marry Kevin and raise our little girl and get into some volunteer work. TONY JEFFERSON DILE (STONEWALL) Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4 lettered 2,3,4 2nd team All-Conference, Most improved 3, Honorable Men- tion Off. Tackle All Conf.—4; Wrestling 1,2,3, Lettered 2,3, 3rd Conf., 3rd Sectional 2, 4th Conf.—3 Sectional Fastest Pin. 11-3; Band 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4—Treasurer; Science Club 2; Cheerleader 4. FUTURE PLANS Attend Dubuque University in Iowa to play football and major in Criminal Justice. DARLENE SUE DRUDGE Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; French Club 2,3,4; SSS 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; O.E.A. 4; District Contest- Records Management 3rd place. Also attended State National Conven- tions. FUTURE PLANS To attend a Beauty School. TINA DUGGINS Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1-4; Stage Band 4; Swing Choir 3,4-Sec.; Yearbook Photographer 4; Speech Team 1,2,3,4 —Honor Award 2, Regional 2,4; Drama Club 1,2,3—Sec.-4-V.P. Best Ac- tress 4, Female Entertainer 4, Spirit of Drama 4, Best Tech 2; French Club 3,4; Cheerblock 2,3—Representative, 4; SSS 2,3,4—SSS Girl of the Month; Junior Miss Participant, Fiddler on the Roof, Mousetrap, Oklahoma, South Pacific, The Crucible, The Music Man, Joy. FUTURE PLANS Ball State to study radio and television braodcasting. KELLY LINN EARL (KEL) Spanish Club 1,2; SSS 1,2; Art Club 1,2,4; Newspaper 4; Basketball 1. FUTURE PLANS Go to college and marry C.W.S. PAMELA SUE EASTERDAY (SPAM) Science Club 4; Ski Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4 President. Cheerleader 1,2,3-co-capt., Band 1,2,3,4; SSS 2,3,4, SSS girl of the month, Senior Sunshine Queen Candidate; Student Council 2,3; Homecoming Queen 1981; Perfect Atten- dance for Senior Year. FUTURE PLANS To be happy. DELORES ESPINOZA (DOLLY OR ESPO) Represented Class of “82” in school float contest as Tinkerbell 1; Mat Maids 2; National Honor Society 3,4. FUTURE PLANS To find a job, get married, have children and live a long peaceful life. TRACY SUZANNE EVANS Band 1; French club 2,3,4; SSS 2,3,4; O.E.A. 4. FUTURE PLANS To go to college and work. JEFFERY D. GABLE (JETHRO) F.F.A. 1,2,3,4—Sentinel. FUTURE PLANS Farm my life away and be broke! SANDRA RENEE GERARDOT (SANDY) SSS 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Cheerblock 1,2; French Club 4; Mat Maids 1,2,3,4—Co- Capt. 3 and 4. FUTURE PLANS Nursing and marriage BELINDA LYNN GIODANO (PEACHES BENJI) Art Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Wildcat World 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Drama Club 3; Winner of Creative and Performing Arts of JR. MISS “82”. FUTURE PLANS Living in Texas and being a recording star. If all works out, I'll find a man that prefers my work and loves my dreams. SCARLETT SUE GOODRICH (RITA) Basketball 1,2,3,4—Capt.; SSS 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; F.C.A. 2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; O.E.A. 2,3,4—Pres.; District Treasurer 3, Award winner 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 3. FUTURE PLANS Attend Huntington College and Major in Business Ad- ministration. SAMUEL FRANKLIN GRANT (SAMBO) F.F.A 1,2,3,4. RONDA LYNN GRUBE (RONI) Flag Squad 4; Drama Club 3,4—Sec. Speech Team 3,4—historian, advanced to regionals 4. FUTURE PLANS Attend IUPU at Ft Wayne and live life the best that I can. CLIFTON A. HACKWORTH (TIP) Chess Club, Cross Country, Track. FUTURE PLANS To re-enlist in the service in 1986 reserve, and race motorcycles and maybe go pro. GREGORY SCOTT HAHN (GREGGIE STODDARD) Concert band 1,2,3,4, Most Improved Junior; Whitko Marching Pride, Squad Section Leader 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 3,4; Football 2; French Club 3,4; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students. FUTURE PLANS Work, attend Purdue University, and marry Pamela Sue Johnston. AMY DIANE HAUPERT (RISA, AMIS) Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major for Whitko Marching Pride 3,4; Track 3; FCA 1,2; Drama 1,2,3,4; Speech 2,3; Journalism 3; Newspaper Staff 4, SSS 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Cheerblock eo askieehuby 2: FUTURE PLANS Work, mkae lots of money and live happily ever after with Jeffy. TINA MARIE HEINOLD FFA 1,2,3,4-Sec., Dairy Judging Team 1,2,3,4; 6th District 3 years SSS 2,3,4; Band 1. FUTURE PLANS to attend Purdue University, and get my major degree in Agricultural Teaching. VALERIE E. HONEYCUTT SSS 2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Concert Choir 1,2,3; Gospel Choir 2. MKE HOOVER (HOOVER) Drama Club 2; Intramurals 4; Intramural Champs 1982 (rebels). FUTURE PLANS Fly South for the winter. BILL ALLEN HUSTON (SPUD) Student 1,2,3,4; Delegate to Hoosier Boy’s State. FUTURE PLANS Attend and graduate from Purdue University with a BS in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, Buy a big house in Texas and buy a new Corvette. No wives. DONNA HYDEN Cheerblock 1,2,3; rifle 3. FUTURE PLANS To live life to it’s fullest. KELLY ANNETTE HYNDMAN Cheerblock 1,2,3—treas.; Gospel Choir 4; SSS 2,3, Scrapbook, 4 Recording Secretary, O.E.A. 3,4; Job interview I 4th place 3, Vice Pres., attended State and National Contest 4; 95 FUTURE PLANS Work in Secretarial Field. JEFFREY DEAN JACKSON Band 1; French club 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. FUTURE PLANS Attend some sort of post High School College and become trained in accounting as a C.P.A. I also wish to keep in touch with my friends and enjoy life. SCOTT DOUGLAS JOHNSON (WADDLE, WESLEY, SQUATTY) Student Council Pres; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Marching Pride and Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Class Representative 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1; Wayne Street Singer 2,3,4—Pres.; National Arion Award in choir 3; Speech Team 1,2,3-Vice pres. 4—Pres., Distinction Award 4, Advanced to Regional 3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3—Treas., 4, Best Underclass in Drama and Best Supporting Actor 3, Male Entertainer of the Year both 3 and 4, Best Actor ina Leading Role for “The Crucible”. FUTURE PLANS Attend L.U. followed by a happy life filled with excessive money. JEFF KEIRN (SCOOP) J.V. Tennis 1, Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; Frosh Basket- ball, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3,4; J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3,4. FUTURE PLANS Attending Purdue University for the School of Engi- neering. DOUGLAS DEAN KELSEY (KELS) NHS 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Basketball Manager 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2,3. FUTURE PLANS College. THERESA KAYE KEPPLER (TERRI) Ski club 1; Drama Club 1,2; Cheerblock 1,2,3; SSS 2; Pom Pon 1,2; French Club 3. FUTURE PLANS To goto Lutheran School of Nursing and become a R.N. DEBORAH E. KING Concert Band 1; Science Club 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Girl’s State Alternate 3; Track 3; FCA 4; Cheerblock 3. Mousetrap lighting crew 3. JANELLE DARLENE KING (JAN) SSS 2; Concert Choir 1,2,3; Swing Choir 3,4; Play—Oklahoma 2; Junior Miss Contestant in 1981; Wildcat World 3; Outstanding Student Award 4; Member of Who’s Who In High School Students 3,4. FUTURE PLANS Continue working at Whitley Electronics and going on to college to study Executive Secretarial Skills! I plan to get married and have a family. SCOTT DAVID KIRKHAM Football manager 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4. KENT DOUGLAS KNELLER (RED) FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA officer, reporter, Proficiency Award, Ag Mechanic. FUTURE PLANS Farming. SUSAN LYNETTE KREGER Basketball 1,2,3,4 Most Points 4, Best 2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4-Captain; Tennis 1,2,3; Track 3,4; Girl’s Varsity Club 2,3,4-Sec. Treas.; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 2; FCA 1,2-Vice Pres. 3, 4-Sec. Treas.; Top Magazines Sales 3; SSS 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2; 1981 Kosciosko County Fair Queen. FUTURE PLANS Attend Vaplaraiso University and hopefully become a good nurse. RICHARD SHANE LANCASTER (SHANE) Wrestling 1,2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Biology II Field Trip 2,4; FUTURE PLANS To go to ITT and Study Business Administration. RICHARD ALAN LANDIS Basketball 1; Intramurals 2,3,4; 96 FUTURE PLANS Get a job and live life as it comes. CAROLYN JEAN LEITCH (M.B.) Band 1; Cheerblock 1; NHS 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2; Concert Choir Accompanist 3,4; Swing Choir Accompa- nist 4; Gospel Choir 4; Gospel Choir Treas 4; Co-Valedictorian; 4.0 Senior; Volunteer Office Worker. FUTURE PLANS Go to Florida after graduation and have fun; then come back and get a job. SHELLEY ANN LEITER (SHELL, SHELL-BELL SUZY Q) SSS 2,3,4; Wildcat World Staff 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Outstanding Student Award (McDonalds) 4. FUTURE PLANS To go to college to major in Business and or get a job. To get married and have a family; and to be happy and make the most of life. BLAKE E. LEPLEY (WILD) Ski Club 1. FUTURE PLANS Automotive Machine Work. TASHA REE LINN (TASSY, LASSIE) Cheerblock 1,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; SSS 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1; OEA 4; District Contest; Accounting Ist, Proofreading Spelling Ist, Legal Occu- pations 2nd, Banking Business Arithmetic 6th. State Contest; Legal Occu- pations 5th, Attended National Contest. FUTURE PLANS To marry Donald Crawford and travel with him while he is in the Marines, and find office work. MICHAEL ALAN McCOY (SHIPS, MIGUEL) FFA 1,2; FCA 2,3; FFA Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4—-champs; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball Statistician 2. FUTURE PLANS making a career in electronics, traveling, and perhaps a family. JIM McKNIGHT FUTURE PLANS Move out, get a job and party. KAMIE SUE MELTON SSS 2,3,4; Junior Vice-Pres., Senior Vice-Pres.; Cheerblock 2,3; Representative 2; FCA 4; OEA 4; District Contest Sth place, Records Management I, Sth place, Proofreading Sth place, Track 4. FUTURE PLANS | am planning to attend Huntington College and become a legal secretary. VERSIE DARLENE MINNIX (DAR) FUTURE PLANS Try to find a good job, and a nice home and a nice guy to marry. TERESA LYNN MOORE Pom Pon and Flag Squad 2,3; SSS 3, Wildcat World 4, Who’s Who 4. FUTURE PLANS I plan to further my education and marry a wonderful man with whom I can share a happy prosperous life with. SUSAN ELIZABETH MYERS SSS 2,3,4; Corresponding Secretary 3, Pres. 4: FCA 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Science Club 4; Girl’s Varsity Club 4; French Club 1; Hoosier Girl’s State Delegate, Track 1,2,3. FUTURE PLANS I plan to attend Indiana State University and pursue a career in the field of education. CHAD D. NAYLOR J.V. Wrestling 1, French Club 1,2,3—Treas. Pres. 4; Theatre—Henry in South Pacific, Parris in the Crucible, and Mayor Shinn in the Music Man; NHS 3,4; Lived in France for 2 months summer of 1981, Ski Club 2,3. FUTURE PLANS To attend Indiana University this fall (Honors Division) Graduate at the age of 21. Attend Graduate school and graduate age 24. Age 30—Multibillionaire. (Time for family) Age 35—Retire. TIMOTHY A. OGDEN (TIM) Football 1,2,3,4, Most Promising Frosh. award, Co-Capt. 4; Academic All State 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4—Co-capt.; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1,2,3, Jazz Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Swing Choir 4; NHS 2,3,4; Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4—Pres.; French Club 3—Vice Pres., 4—Pres.; Science club 3—Vice Pres. 4—Pres.; Freshman Class President; Junior Class Vice President; Student Council 2,4; Vice Pres. 4; DAR Good Citizen Award 4. FUTURE PLANS I plan to attend Earlham College, get a good education, get a good job after school, get married and raise a beautiful family. CYNTHIA ANN OWSLEY (CINDY) SSS 2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Track 1, Ski Club 1,2,3,4; OEA 4, 4th at Regionals (Receptionist) TERESA PATRICK (TREEC TESI) Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; SSS 2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 3; Volleyball 2; Cross Country Mer. 4; Flag Squad 1; Rifle Corp. 2,3,4; Rifle Captain 3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Baseball Mgr. 3. LISA MARIE PERKINS (BONDAGE, BEN, KINK, LEESE) Girl’s Track Mgr 2; SSS 2; Band-Flag Corp. 2; Feature Editor of Newspaper 3; Editor of Newspaper 4; French Club 3. FUTURE PLANS To be a journalist and a freelance writer. I hope to enlist in the Air Force and go into radio and T.V. Communications. LISA MARY PETERS (LESES) FCA 1; Student Council 1,2,4; Cheer- block 1,2,3,4treas. Volleyball 1; SSS 2,3,4—treas., Ski Club 2; Flag Girl 2,3,4—-Capt. OEA 3—Corresponding Secretary, 4—Historian National Honor Society 3,4. FUTURE PLANS Toattend Ball State and study Business Administration. W. ANTHONY PHILLIPS (WARD) Varsity Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity x- country 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 3, Most Valuable Runner 3; Basketball 1; Basket- ball Manager 2,3,4; Band 1; Concert Choir 2; Swing Choir 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4, President 4; Speech Team 2,3-Treas., 4 Vice Pres.; Hoosier Boy’s State 3; Dramas 2,3,4; Musicals 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Wildcat World Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 3, Activities ed. 4; NHS 2,3,4—treas.; National Merit Scholar 4; Co-Valedictorian, Who’s Who Among American High School Students; America’s Outstanding Names and Faces. FUTURE PLANS Attend Knox College in Galesburg, ILL. and study Computer Science. MARTHA MARIE POLK (MART, MARIE) Science Club FUTURE PLANS Work in a hospital, college. JILL MICHELLE REED Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Class officer 3,4; NHS 3,4; SSS 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Senior Homecoming Candidate; FCA; French Club, Drama Club—South Pacific, Crucible, Music Man; Pit Orchestra for Fiddler on the Roof and OKLAHOMA! Band 1,2,3; School Record for 100M Hurdles; Best leading actress for South Pacific 3; Best Supporting Actress for The Crucible 4. FUTURE PLANS Attend IU. JACQUELINE MICHELLE REYNOLDS (JACKIE, SHELLE QUACKI) Volunteer Services (elementary) 2; French Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4, in charge of spot lights Joy, South Pacific, The Crucible, The Music Man; Teen Stewards 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Faculty Section 4; Cafe- teria Worker 1,2,3,4. FUTURE PLANS Go to Army Boot Camp June 1, 82, for 3 yrs. to be a computer programmer, then to France for tour duty—if I can pass my physical this time! (3rd try) RHONDA RENAE RIDER Cheerblock 1,2,3; SSS 2,3,4; French Club 3,4. FUTURE PLANS Get a job. PATRICK A ROSDIL (FAT MAN RADICAL) Tennis 1; Track 1,2; X- Country 2,3,4; Most Improved in “80”, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Sectional Champ 1 lbs. °82, Most Takedowns (47) Ski Club 1,2; Chess Club 1. MARGARETT JEANETTE ROWE Girl’s varsity tennis team 1,2,3,4; Junior Miss Contestant; Speech Team 4; Teen Stewards 3,4; Library Club 4; SSS 2; Reflections-Gospel Chior 4; Teacher’s Aide (elementary) 1,2. FUTURE PLANS To go into the Air Force and Travel. SARITA ANN RUBRAKE (ZAC) SSS 2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Yearbook 3—Sports Editor; French Club 4; Girl’s Varsity Club 2,3,4—activity chairman; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football manager 3,4. FUTURE PLANS I plan to join the Navy, and someday get married and have a family. BETH ANN RUPLEY (LUSCIOUS) OEA 3,4; Ski Club 4; Pom Pon 1; SSS 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Cheerblock 1; OEA Parliamentarian 4. FUTURE PLANS I plan to pursue a career in the field of travel. DEDRIA DENISE SCHAFER (DEE) Sheerblock 1,2; Track 1; Future Homemakers of America 2; Wildcat World staff 3; National Forensics legue 3,4; Teen Stewards 3,4; Mat Maids 3,4; SSS 4; Drama Club 2,3,4, Props chief Camelot—2, Props Chief Mousetrap, Box office Crew Chief 3, Stu- dent Director the Crucible—4, Loud Mouth and Stumbler Bumbler Awards 4, Seamstress for The Crucible and Music Man 4; Library Helper. FUTURE PLANS To attend Manchester College with tenative double majors in Elementary Education and Home Economics. JOE SCHEIBER German Club, Ski Club, Science Club, Chess Club. Foot- ball. FUTURE PLANS Plan to go to college and study psychology. TRACY L. SCHUH Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1; Cross Country 3; Yearbook staff 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3. DUANE BROOK SCHUMAN (DR. D) NHS 2,3,4; Basketball 1—lead- ing scorer, 2; Baseball 1,3; Intramurals 3,4-Champions the REBELS FCA 1,2; Teen Stewards 3,4; 4-H for 9 yrs, Treas. 1, V. Pres. 2, President 3; FFA 1,2,3,4—Treas. FFA District 2 Essay Contest Winner 2, FFA Creed 1, FFA Basketball 4, FFA Farm Management Team 3,4, FFA Crops Team 2, FFA Leadership Camp 3; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Tomorrow’s Leaders 3; Alternate for Bay’s State 3; Rose-Hulman Institute of Tech. “Camp Retupmoc” Computer Camp 3; Worked for 13 months at Scotts Grocery; Hoosier Scholar Scholarship 4; Co-Valedictorian Class of 1982. FUTURE PLANS Will attend Purdue University school of Management and major in Economics or General Management. BETTY ANN SHEPHERD SSS 2,3. FUTURE PLANS Get a job, a place of my own, go to college someday and settle down later on in the future. KENNETH GOBLE SHEPHERD (DAD, GOLITH, TREE) Intermural Basketball FUTURE PLANS to try to start my own business. ANGEL ULISES CONTRERAS SILVA French Club 4; Science Club 4; Took part in The Music Man 4; National Honor Society 4. FUTURE PLANS I plan to go to college in Mexico, but I might have to go two years to Preparatory before going to college. I’m interested in law and in Social or International Relations. If I don’t succeed at that, I might become a coconut seller in Acapulco, Mexico. CARL LEE SOWERS High school worker 1,2,3; FUTURE PLANS Work at Holiday Inn, get a chef’s degree, get married and own a restaurant. ELAINE KAY STAYER FUTURE PLANS Move to Texas and start a future for myself and then later be married. 97 KRISTI MICHELE SWEEDEN (SHORTY) Drama club 1,2,3,4—Histo- rian Best Technical Award in 1981; SSS 2,3; OEA 3,4; Band 1,2; Ski club 3,4; French club 1; Science club 3; Cheerblock 1,2; Mat Maids 2,3,4. FUTURE PLANS Attend College at International Business College, get a secretarial job, get married, have a family, and lead a healthy and happy life. TIMOTHY JOE SYLVESTER (PUDDY CAT SLICK SYLVESTER BABY FACE) Football Basketball, Wrestling, Track, Art Club, Ski club, Student Council. Art I received Honorable Mention in L.S. Ayres Art Show 1; Soph. Year—2 gold keys (art work judged in New York) 2 honorable Mentions; 2nd in wrestling Sectional. Jr. yr—3 gold keys, 1 honorable mention in New York Competition, 1 honorable mention Ft. Wayne; 2nd Wrestling sectional, Most improved wrestler, Who’s Who Among American HSS. Students. SR. 1 gold key, 1 honorable mention; Wrestling Sectional Champ, Conference runner champ of Northwood Inventational, Most Near Fall Points award. CHERYL THOMAS (SNOOKS, CHEYRL BABY, DEPSTICK, CERE- AL TIEGS,) Act, Science Club, Girl Scouts for 2 yrs. FUTURE PLANS Working hard at my job and get an apartment. JEFFREY SCOTT THOMPSON (OX) FOOTBALL FUTURE PLANS I’m planning to be married to Lisa H. within the next four years, and to go find a job that will support us for the rest of our lives. TERESA ULSHAFER Marching Band 1,2,3,4—Section leader and Solo- ist; Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Ist Chair 3,4; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 4; SSS 2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Pit Orchestra Oklahoma! 2; Music Man Pickalittle ladie. SCOTT VANKIRK Football 1—Most Promising Frosh., 2, 3—Most Valu- able Defensive lineman, Honorable Mention TRC Lineman, 4—Capt., Most Valuable offensive lineman, 2nd team all TRC lineman, V. Wrestling 1,2,3—Conference and Sectional runner-up, fastest pin, most pins, 4—Capt., School record most pins, most team points, Sectional and Confer- ence champ; Boys letter club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4-Treas., Golf 2; FCA 2,3,4; Men Cheerleader 3,4; Art Club 3; French Club 4. FUTURE PLANS Play college football and get in to law enforcement hopefully F.B.I. or C.I.A. and live a healthy wealthy life. LINDA WALDECK Mat Maid 1,2,3; Secretary for Mr. Hathaway 4. FUTURE PLANS To go to South Eastern Academy in Florida. Then get married and get a job and career in the airlines. LARRY G. WALLER (BIG WALLY) Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3; Gospel Choir 4; Guy Cheerleader 4. 98 FUTURE PLANS Take a trip to Florida. BLANCHE DIANE WEATHERS (DINER) Art Club 1,2,3; 4 awards—2 in °77-’78, 1 in °78-’79, 1 in 79-’80. TERRY WERSTLER FFA 1,2,3,4—Pres., WKJG T.V. 33 Quiz Champ. 82. FUTURE PLANS I plan to farm and have a lot of fun. JOSEPH GERARD WESTERICK Cross Country Most imporved 3, Most Valuable runner and Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 2, 3—Most im- proved, 4—Most Valuable; FCA 1—Sec., 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4. FUTURE PLANS Attend IU, study optometry, and open my own practice. MICHEAL WALLACE WHITT (WILDMAN, WHIPY, WHIFF) Foot- ball 2,3,4--Honorable mention in All Conference, Most Valuable Player; Golf 1,2,3,4; FUTURE PLANS Work for my Grandpa at D C Construction and set- tling down. LAURA SUSAN WIDMAN Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1; Stage Band 1; Pit Orchestra ‘Fiddler on the Roof”; French Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3—Treas., 4; Girl’s State Delegate 3; Senator Lugar’s Symposium for Tomorrow’s Leaders Collegiate Credit for H.S. Students Program at IU. FUTURE PLANS Attend IU. GARY LAYNE WILKINSON FUTURE PLANS: Ivy Tech in FT. WAYNE. ANGELA RENAE WOLFE (ANGIE) Cheerblock 2,3,4-Senior represen- tative; Sunshine Society 2,3,4-Girl of the Month; Volunteer Office Worker 1,4; J.V. Gilr’s Basketball 3; Varsity Girl’s Basketball 4; Mat maid 2. FUTURE PLANS I plan to go to Indiana State University and majoring in psychology or social work. JULIE AUGUSTA YINGST (JUL) Track 1; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4—Co- Capt.; FFA 1—Greenhand, District Public Speaking Winner, 2—Chapter Scholarship Winner, 4—Chapter Sweetheart, District Sweetheart Scholar- ship winner; FCA 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4—Treas.; NHS 2,3,—Secretary; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Co-Valedictorian; Student Council 3,4; SSS 2,3,4; Queen Candidate 2; Homecoming Candidate 2,3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Library Club 1; Jr. Miss First Runner Up and Scholastic Winner. 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Class Officers L- R Pete Castillo, Bryan Nicode- mus, Sheila Ous- ley, Michelle Conley Scott Abbott Michelle Adams Kurt Alford Cindy Anderson Dennis Badskey David Baker Shawn Baker Tonya Bays 100 MNP e) NO Ca) OO .D = ACIS NIN Homecoming Queen candidates: Julie Kurtz escorted by Marlin Gaff. Kathy Long escorted by Layne Evans. Here are Ed Lynch, Dan Huston, Robin Cole, Cindy Niccum, Todd Earl, Kim Zorn living it up in the SOUTH PACIFIC on the Homecoming float. Bobbi Benhard Beren Blain Bill Boggs Theron Bolinger Todd Bouck Sherri Bower Scott Bradley Tom Brainard 101 Scott Brown Traci Browning Dave Bruch Teresa Burnworth Jeffery Busz Darl Byers Susan Clark Robin Cole Norma Compton Angie Conley Gina Cooper Kevin Craig Troy Culp Barbie Darr Julie Dierks Doug Dingus Charlie Dull Tammie Duty Todd Earl Kimberly Esteep Brenda Evans Layne Evans Leanne Evans Jeff Francis Mark Francis Robin Frantz Marlin Gaff Travis Galloway Sue Gebert Jill Glick Annita Goff 102 Richie Goldschmitt Kit Goldwood Scott Grossman Tom Gruwell Dave Hackworth Mello Hall Kris Hand Charles Hardy Charles Harmon Richard Harper Karen Harris Bonita Heeter Nicholas Heinold Patti Helblig Bill Henry Jackie Hicks Kathy Hollars Todd Helvey Dan Huston Mike [holtz Vicki Jackson Lana Jenkins Darla Keel Judy Keeler 103 Deb Kelsey Denny Kessie Jay King Jeff King Julie Kurtz Sharon Lehman Lisa Lent Jeannie Loe Shawna Loe Kathy Long David Love Edward Lynch Denice Lysaght Eileen McCormick Michelle Jeredith Jay Miller Joan Miller Connie Minnix Lisa Minnix Kyle Mosher Ron Murphy Cindy Niccum Cynthia Owens Scott Pattison Amber Perry Lisa Poe Debbie Reed Michelle Reid Derek Reiff Tim Ridenour Brett Riemersma 104 Deb VanCuren struts her stuff. Junior class magazine sales winners: Front—left to right—Lisa Poe, Traci Browning, Melissa Schanepp, Doug Snep, Back—left to right—Melinda Yates, Deb Kelsey, Beren Blain, Jeannie Loe. Rick Rookstool Danny Rose Lisa Sanson Bryan Saving Melissa Schannep Vickie Schuh Ron Sell Marcia Shepherd William Simpson Doug Slusher Doug Smith Orville Spears Teresa Stahl Lee Stark Donna Swick David Sheets Doug Snep Rene Torres Debbie VanCuren Sharon Walters’ Bonita Whitaker Marvin Whitt Aaron Wilcoxson Scott Wilmore Andy Wolf Brian Wood Melinda Yates Lauralee Young 105 D ZANQKONTAN 106 Homecoming Candidates. Kelly Francis and Reid Piper Melanie Hahn and Scott Freds Soph Class Officers Lisa Anders Dennis Anweiler Craig Arnold Jack Baldrige Aaron Bales Kevin Barker Kacy Barrera Rocky Bays Chris Beard Amy Black Steve Boardman Jeff Boggs Greta Bollinger Kathy Bolt Laura Bowers Dennis Brown Diana Brown Staci Browning Tim Brubaker Cheryle Bunch Mary Burkett Greg Burkholder Darl Byers Lisa Carlin 107 John Carroll James Carver Nicklas Caudill Kathy Chapman Jim Clark Terry Collins Missy Copeland Walter Craig Kim Davidson Pam DeFrain Ricky DeLaCruz Jill Dimmick Tracey Dixon Marie Evans Peter Fortman Anne Francis Kelly Francis Kelly Frantz Scott Freds Russell Gagnon Scott Gagnon Whitney Gangwer Blain Gerard Todd Gilbert 108 Talkative Tina. Marty is such a stud. Soph Home- coming float. Susan skipping out in a locker? ama NO dh Dennis and his school spirit. But Nancy! Show us those smiles girls. Well, Chris is looking his usual self. Eric Goldsmitt Ben Grant Charles Gulish Jerry Hackworth Lisa Hagan Melanie Hahn Terry Hall Randy Hart Perry Heinold Jesse Hendrickson Margaret Hicks Tracey Hilligoss Kim Hoover Bryan Hough Jackie Howard Virginina Howk Michele Huff Dave Hull Dorothy Hull Samantha Hurd Tom Hyser Barb Tholtz Elicia Imel Scott Jenkins 109 Beth King Katharine King Nancy Kirkham Dee Koorsen Kathy, You’re a good punk rocker You guys are to be working on the float, not sit- ting around. John Leitch Darrin Lincoln Wendy Lortie Sandra Love Doug Lude Kirk Lude Marty Manuel Joe Martin Darrel Mast Jeanette McKnight Billie Metzger Robin Michel Chris Miller Lisa Miller Mark Miller Lori Mishler Brent Montel Rhonda Montel David Munoz 110 Beth, I don’t think you were expect- ing this picture. Bryan sure does look all smile today. What a crazy four-some!! Matthew Myers Laura Nolland Ricky Oliver Jeff Peters Cristy Phillips Sherry Phillips Reid Piper Kathy Ragan Jan Ray Mick Ray Jeff Reid Larry Richardson Keith Ridernour Rita Rider Brent Roberts Chuck Roberts Tina Sammons Chris Sands Rhonda Saving Paula Schultz Tim Schultz Joan Shafer Bill Sharp 111 Duane Shepherd David Sheets Susan Smith va sancti nen ag Eric Stevens ow a, Ee ¥ eS BR ii RS = Gy Bim f% sa Margaret, is it permanent? Is that all you can do is stand and stare Elicia? Now Kathy, That isn’t nice! Which of these girls will be the new Miss America? Not pictured; Terry Collins, Robin Elder, Steve Dull, David Sheets, Chris Thomas, Scott David Subkowski Wilmore. John Townsend Brian Walker Donna Ward Lowell Warner Gilbert Watkins Robert Watkins Lisa Watson Randy Weaver Vickie Whitaker Karen Williams Scott Wilmore Yvonne Wolf Kathy Wolfe Susan Wright Scott Wrightsman Todd Yates Pi? Bobbi Allen Beth Allen meuidne Saeko dae et eee nN Kathy Anders Mike Anderson iz Lo — ame tt one Aaron Arnold ficers L-R Pete Castillo, Bryan Nicodemus, Sheila Ousley, Michelle Conley Brian Arnold Aleta Baker Sherri Baker Diane Bales Glenda Bays Rod Boardman Larry Bolsover Troy Bouck Chris Bowerman Rosie Bowerman Denise Bowles Richard Burton Jamie Busz Darnell Byers Linda Carlin Pete Castillo 8 Jan Chaney Sandy Clark Dick Cole Robert Cole Pam-Showing her best side Michelle Conley Greg Cooper Brad Craig Byron Craig Linda Creech Jeff Cripe Tammy Davis Lisa Delacruz Dianna Drudge Mike Ebbinghouse Karen Eiler Rhonda Ellenberger Turner England Ruben Espinoza Mark Finken Martha Fortman Jo Francis Matt Gaff 114 HO! HO! HO! Merry Christmas Darrin. Shannon Gangwer Angie Gerardot Jim Goff Luke Goings Debbie Goldshmitt Barbra Greene Paul Groniger Mala Grossman Roni Sue Hachworth Mart Hale Wade Hall Kerine Harper Kelse Harris Cheri Heeter Laurie Helbling Talisha Helvey Brad Hough Cindy Howk Michele Hull Phillis Hull Cheryl Hunt Nancy Hunt Ron Huston Mary Hyden Melisa Ihnen Tina Imel Joe Jackson Tim Jarrel Darrel Jenkins Cindy Johnson Pam Johnston James Jubinville Rhonda Jubinville Brian Judy Aaron Keele Scott Keirn Barb Kelsey Kevin Kennedy Jim King Barb Kelsey saw much action on the Varsity bas- ketball team. Sandy King Richard Kreider Cindy Lincoln Angie Loe Duane Loe Jeff Loe Melissa Long David Lortie Terry Lude Jane Lynch Lisa Lysaght Sheila McCombs Marsha Meloy Shawn Melton Becky Metzger Charles Mikesell Misty Mikesell Candy Miller Tod Mossburg Rick Murphy Larry Newman Bryan Nicodemus Mike Ousley Sheila Ousley Chris Patrick Karen Pfleideren Shane Poage 116 Scott Prater Stacey Prater David Prescott Brenda Purdy Mike Reiff Lanette Richards Amy Ridenour Brad Riemersma Rodney Roberts Dane Ronk Jerry Rosbrugh Mark Rose Dawn Rubrake Lisa Ruse Jess Rush Cora Russel FRESHMEN Homecoming Float-Greased Lightening Danny Shafer Darrin Shafer Nelson Shuman Scott Sechrist Patty Shafer Brad Shermin Kevin Shoemaker Kristine Shupe Ed Sims Christina Sitts Kent Slater Amy Slusher Stacy Slusher Bill Smith Lynn Smith Sara Smith 117 Freshmen Home- coming Queen Candidates: L. Michelle Conley With escort Brad Hough and R. Kelli White with Escort Brian Ni- codemus. Brian Stayer Vickie Steiner Lena Stephens Shena Stephens Tena Stephens Rachel Stevens Tony Stevens Gary Syndrum Tom Thomas April Tobay Janette Vandersaul Randy Walker Harold Walters Tina Warner Todd Waybright Steve Weber Charles Whisman Lisa Whisman Kelli White David Wilkonson Rhonda Wilkonson Betina Yates Kelly Yoder Ann Yohe ADMINISTRATION Carl Sands: Colleges attended: Ball State, Manchester, and Indiana University. His greatest influence in deciding to teach were his parents. He has taught for 30 years; 15 here at Whitko. During the sum- mer he likes to farm. He is the Vice Princi- pal. George Hathaway: College attended: Ball State University He became a teacher so that he could coach sports. He has taught for 14 years. During the summer he teaches Drivers Training, and works at the High School. He is the Athletic Director. Richard Reed: Colleges attended: Purdue, Ball State, and Indiana Uni- versity. He has taught for 34 years. He likes to travel, hunt, and fish in his spare time. His greatest influence in becom- ing a teacher was his Aunt. He is the Principal of Whitko. Sharon Peoples: Colleges attended: Ball State, Saint Francis. She has taught school for 16 years. Her greatest influence in becoming a teacher was her mother. During the summer she likes to read, do gardening, and cook. She is a Guidance Counselor. Mark Skiles: Colleges attended: Grace College, ST. Francis, [UPU. He has taught at Whitko for 6 years. His greatest influence in deciding to | teach was his Sister. During the summer he likes to work, travel, and remodel his house. He is a Guidance Counselor. | FACULTY We, Steve Badskey: College a ttended: Indiana State. He teaches all the choirs. He has taught 2 years. He likes to run, play tennis, guitar, and piano in his spare time. To work with kids was his reason to become a teacher. Joseph Begley: College attended: Purdue. He has taught 4 years. Classes taught: Farm Machinery, Forestry and Wildlife. He likes to travel, fish, and scuba dive during the summer. Mary Blocher: College attended: Huntington, I.U. Purdue. Class taught: Special Education. She has taught 4 years. She likes to do gardening, canning, and swimming during the summer. To help shape peoples lives was her reason to teach. Mildred Boley: Colleges attended: E. Illinois, and St. Francis. She teaches all English classes. She has taught at Whitko for 23 years. During her spare time she likes to go birdwatching, knit, and travel. Her greatest influence in teaching was a former Eng- lish teacher. Joyce Cerny: Colleges attended: Greenville, Univ. of Wis., Wright State Univ. Classes taught: English. She has taught 7 years. Her H.S. English teacher was her greatest influence in deciding to teach. She likes to travel during the summer. Stephen Dasbach: Colleges attended: Michigan State, Ball State. Class taught: Chemistry. He has taught 7 years. He likes to do computer programming and play with his son in his spare time. He became a teacher so that he could keep learning. Thomas Dilling: Colleges attended: Grace, Ball State, Manches- ter. He teaches Marriage and Family and U.S. History. Dr. Dilling was his greatest influence in deciding to teach. He likes to work during the summer so that he can teach in the fall. Mark Eberle: Colleges attended: Mankato State, Rochester Community. He teaches Metals 1 and 2. He does construction during the summer. He became a teacher to influence the lives of students for Jesus Christ. David Forsberg: Colleges attended: Ball State, Indiana Univ. He teaches Biology 11 and Drivers Training. He has taught for 19 years. He became a teacher because he thought the challenge was great and enjoyable. During the summer he likes to go to the Dunes. Kevin Grant: Colleges attended: Michigan State and Ball State. He teaches Math and Geometry. He has taught for 5 years. Former teachers influenced him to teach. He likes to play bridge in his spare time. Donald Helm: Colleges attended: Butler, Ball State, Indiana State. He teaches Government and Geography. He has taught for 32 years. He likes to travel during the summer. Josephine Hively: Colleges attended: Manchester, and Ball State. She teaches Home Economics and Needlecraft. She has taught for 30 years. Her mother was her greatest influence in deciding to teach. She likes to knit, crochet, and read in the summer. Steven Hoopingarner: College attended: Indiana State Univ. He teaches Woods 1 and 2. He has taught for 3 years. He likes to farm in his spare time and go sailing, play tennis, and sleep. Luke Hunt: Colleges attended: Grace Bible, St. Francis, and Manchester. He has taught for 16 years. He became a teacher to help others discover their abilities and experience success. He likes to do things that provide a change of pace in his spare time. Elizabeth Kaye-Smith: Colleges attended: Mexico City, Indiana State, Univ. of Madrid. She has taught English and Spanish. She has taught for 26 years. She likes to travel, read, and swim in her spare time. 120 Barbara Kessie: Colleges Attended: St. Francis, Indiana Univ. She is the librarian. She has been a librarian for 12 years. She became a librarian to help people learn new things. She likes to do cross-word puzzles and read in her spare time. Wendy Wildman Long: Colleges attended: Taylor Univ. and the Univ. of Grenoble, France. She has taught for 6 years. She teach- es all French classes. She likes to go camping, and sail boating during the summer. Her critique teacher was her greatest influ- ence in becoming a teacher. David Lopshire: Colleges attended: Manchester and Indiana Univ. He teaches U.S. History and Government. He has taught for 5 years. He became a teacher for the money. His greatest influence in becoming a teacher was George Washington. Walter Malicki: Colleges attended: St. Francis and John Herron Art School. He teaches all Art classes. He has taught for 5 years. During the summer he likes to play in his sand box with his Tonka Toys and drink ice tea. Steve McManama: Colleges attended: Huntington, Purdue Univ. He teaches English and Journalism. He has taught for 11 years. He likes to relax during the summer, but since he is a teacher he must get a job the day school is out and until the day it starts in the fall. Patricia Manning: Colleges attended: Taylor Univ. and Ball State Univ. She teaches Algebra. She has taught for 7 years. Her parents were her greatest influence in deciding to teach. She likes to cook and ski in her spare time. William McVay: Colleges attended: Wis. State and Purdue Univ. He teaches Voc. Ag. He has taught for 25 years. He likes to judge livestock in his spare time. He became a teacher, because he likes to work with people. Mike Miller: College attended: Ball State. He teaches U.S. His- tory and Current Events. He has taught for 3 years. He likes to travel and farm during the summer. His influence in teaching was a former teacher. Bill Patrick: Colleges attended: Manchester and Ball State . He has taught for 20 years. He likes to spend time with his family during the summer. He became a teacher so that he could work with young people. Brad Pressler: Colleges attended: Ball State, Indiana State Univ. He teaches General Business and Office Machines. He has taught for 4 years. He likes to travel during the summer. His parents were his greatest influence in becoming a teacher. Lani Roberts: Colleges attended: St. Francis and Valparaiso Univ. She teaches Phys. Ed. and Health. She has taught for 8 years. She likes to golf, read, and play tennis in her spare time. Diane Ruble: College attended: Ball State Univ. She teaches Typing and Shorthand. She has taught for 4 years. She likes to camp, swim, and visit family and friends during the summer. Lisa Secrist: Colleges attended: Albion, Univ. of Kent, England. She teaches Speech, English, and Drama Interp. She likes to attend plays, macrame, and eat ice cream in her spare time. Bryan Sprunger: Colleges attended: Bethel and Indiana State. He teaches Drafting. He likes to play golf and watch T.V. in his spare time. He was influenced to teach by Mr. Hathaway. Jeff Stoddard: Colleges attended: Defiance and Purdue Univ. He teaches Wt. Lifting and Sr. Math. He has taught for 12 years. He became a teacher for the money. He likes to camp and read in his spare time. 121 For the past ten years, ever since the high school has existed, Whitko has been graced by the presence of English teacher Mrs. Mildred Boley. This spring, after twenty-three years of teaching in the Whitko area, Mrs. Boly is retiring. “T think she’s . . . the best English teacher this school has ever seen.” “It will be a long time before another teacher as good as she comes along.” Mrs. Boley was born in Haver, Montana, and moved to Illinois when she was seven. After graduating from Teacher’s College High School in Charleston, Illinois, she attended Eastern Illinois University, majoring in English and speech education. She graduated in 1941 and married her husband the same year. After a short time teaching when her husband was drafted for World War II, she became mainly a homemaker, until she moved to Warsaw in 1953. For a few years she then taught at Silver Lake, but in 1959 she started her long career as a Whitko teacher. She has eight grandchildren by her four children, who, interestingly enough, all became involved in education themselves, either as teachers or administrators. After retiring she plans to do “all the things I don’t have time to do now,” such as birdwatch- ing, hiking, knitting, and traveling. Probably her most important activity, though, will be her writing. “I love to write letters, journals. I’d like to be able to sell something someday, but that’s a dream.” She is currently working on a book entitled HARRIET. It’s based on the life of her grandmother, who was a pioneer woman in early Montana. Eunice Thompson: Colleges attended: Ball State and Indiana University. She teaches Intensive Office Lab and Accounting. Miss T. has taught for 24 years. She became a teacher so that she could help other people in a meaningful way. Her hobbies include traveling and making quilts during the summer. Bradley Walker: Colleges attended: Vandercook and Ball State University. He teaches all the bands. He has taught for 8 years and likes to travel on his motorcycle during the summer. His former band teacher was most influential in his decision to become a teacher. Mary Wendell: Colleges attended: Manchester and Ball State University. She teaches Home Economics and has taught for 25 years. Mrs. Wendell likes to travel during the summer. Her former Home Economics teacher influenced her to teach. Another passion she hopes to have more time for is volunteer work for such organizations as the Bowen Center and Meals on Wheels. “T think she’s a tremendous teacher and person, too.” “One of the few teachers who really CARES.” When she first started teaching, she had both English and speech classes. Soon, however, she was teaching only English and literature, as she re- alized that’s what she liked the most. “I think I’m just a student of literature myself,” she says, and she enjoys learning with her students. What she enjoys most about teaching, however, is watching her students learn. “It’s exciting to see kids learn if they’re interested; it thrills me. You can be- come really involved with your students.’’ Which can lead to pain. “We've lost some people along the way, such as in Vietnam. I think it’s tragic. You take it personally if you care about those kids. It’s so needless. Of course, we’ve had fun, too, such as the trips to Europe and when we’ve had kids over to our house.” “T like her . . . I think she’s conscientious.” “She was the best teacher I ever had. She expected a lot from us, so we gave a lot to her. I found my- self WANTING to give my best. That’s what makes a great teacher.” What do YOU think makes a good teacher? ““You have to WANT to teach, really enjoy it. There’s not so many privileges anymore; teachers used to be respected more. You have to make the kids know you want to teach; you have to work hard. It’s a hard job if it’s done right.” Consequently, a good student has to “want to learn, has to be self-disciplined. I think a good student can be a good citizen.” “T really have a lot of respect for her. A real professional.” “I think she has class. That just about says it all.” 122 | SUPPORT PERSONNEL Sue Richards: She has been the receptionist for 2 years, and has worked | year as a Title 1 aide. During the summer she likes to read, sing in choir, and relax. Ester Ray: She has been a secretary at Whitko for 24 years. Her greatest influence in becoming a secretary was Joe Michaels. During the summer she likes to garden, sew, and play with her eight grandchildren. The cooks of Whitko High School are: (front to back) Dorothy Thomas who has worked for 22 years, Elizabeth Earnhart who has worked for 20 years, and is also the Supervisor, Delores Kreider has worked for 1 year. Mabel Warner she has worked for 11 years, Doris Jean Hurd she has worked part-time for 7 years. Sharity Coble this is her first year. Not pictured is Edna Striggle who has worked for 29 years. Edna and Elizabeth are retiring this year. Having another coffee break? Janitor Bill Kenealy strikes Mabel Blanchard taking a again! well deserved rest?! 123 TORS AND STAFF If this book: Brings a tear to your eye, Recalls a forgotten face, Re-awakes a memory, or Remembers an especially good time, Then we know that we have done our job well. =, The Staff. Mark Skiles—Sponsor Pam Johnston—Frosh. Staff Deb Clupper—Editor-in-Chief, Ads, Seniors. Tony Phillips—Activities Editor. Sue Gebert—Jr. Class Editor Tim Ashley—Sports Editor Kathy Chapman—Soph. Class Jackie Reynolds—Faculty Editor Editor Sheila Brainard—Faculty Staff Billy Smith—Frosh. Class Editor Tina Duggins— Photographer Linda Carlin—Frosh. Staff Bart Bailey—Photographer gYEARBOOK ED. iif i: if Hy) | LMU x SPECIAL! CONGRATULATIONS RON BOE Love, Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS CATHY REX! Love, Mom Dad Coble YOU’RE SOMETHING Love, Ted Loretta Easterday GOOD JOB JACK! Love, Mr. Mrs. Al Pook WE’RE PROUD OFSOU TIM! Love, Phil Marcia Ogden CONGRATULATIONS TIM! Love, Mr. Tom Stoner PROUD PARENTS Vee ARE PROUDIOF THE SENIORS OF ’82, CONGRATULATIONS BILL HUSTON! Love, Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS BRUCE BRAUN Love, Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS TO BOTH OF OUR GIRLS, DEB AND RONDA. WE’RE PROUD OF YOU! Love, Dad Mom Clupper SUPPORTING PATRONS DICK MOORE SHOES Warsaw, IN 46580 SMITH APPLIANCE Warsaw, IN 46580 SOUTH WHITLEY FLORISTS South Whitley, IN 46787 BARTEL PRINTING CO. Warsaw, IN 46580 SLATER’S FRUIT MARKET Sidney, IN 46566 125 South Whitley, Indiana STUDENT COUNCIL 126 Officers, Angie Time and Scott Help to raise $321.56! OEA GIRLS—KELLY, SCARLETT, DARLENE, AND TASS Y—attended NATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE at Nashville Tennessee. YOU TOO CAN ATTEND A NLC! JOIN OEA! THESE REALLY AREN’T THE SPEECH AND DRAMA OFFICERS THEY DID NO MONKEYING AROUND Sue, Kristi, Deb, Ronda, Tony, Scott and Jeff would have certainly liked to have been there, but ... Wait! Are those really BURLAP SHOES? FELICITATIONS SENIORS! ET BON COURAGE!!! 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State Street PHONE 723-4773 SKI CLUB “Think snow and let yourself go.” For the heart that is free, life is a celebration of beauty, a festival of the spirit. 137 WHITKO SPECTRUM OUTSTANDING SENIORS CO- VALEDICTORIANS TIMOTHY OGDEN State of Indiana Scholarship Earlham Alumni Scholarship ANTHONY PHILLIPS Aid Association for Luterans Scholarship National Merit Scholarship DUANE SCHUMAN State of Indiana Scholarship Purdue University Scholar Award LAURA WIDMAN National Merit Scholarship Finalist Indiana University Distinguished Student Scholarship Indiana University Special Scholarship Indiana University College Credit for H.S. Students Scholarship PERFECT ATTENDANCE TEN YEARS PERFECT ATTENDANCE Pam Easterday FOUR YEARS PERFECT ATTENDANCE Delores Espinoza THREE YEARS PERFECT ATTENDANCE Doug Kelsey Bernadene Camden: Marvin Shepherd Gary Wilkinson ONE YEAR PERFECT ATTENDANCE Lisa Bowers Beverly Gaskill Tina Heinold Jeffrey Jackson Susan Kreger Sarita Rubrake Michael Whitt 138 SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS DEB CLUPPER Whitko Classroom Teachers Association Scholarship given in honor of Mrs. Boley TERRY COTTON Saint Joseph’s college Trustee Scholarship American Legion Auxiliary of Pierceton Scholarship DARLENE DRUDGE Wayne University of Cosmetology Scholarship SCARLETT GOODRICH Huntington College Selective Honor Grant RONDA GRUBE Delta Theta Tau Sorority of South Whitley Scholarship CYNDI HACKER Wayne University of Cosmetoloty Scholarship JEFFREY KEIRN Purdue University Scholar Award SUSAN KREGER Valparaiso University Scholarship Sunshine Society Nursing Scholarship SHELEEY LEITER American Business Women of Whitley County Scholarship KAMIE MELTON Huntington College Selective Honor Grant PATRICIA MILLER Wayne University of Cosmetology Scholarship SUSAN MYERS Indiana State University Academic Scholarship Award Indiana State University Walker Scholarship CHAD NAYLOR Indiana University, University Division Scholarship LISA PETERS American Business Women of Whitley County Scholarship TIMOTHY STONER Purdue University Scholar Award TIM SYLVESTER Whitley County Art Guild Scholarship ANGELA WOLFE County Extension Service Home Economics Achievement Award Outstanding Home Economics Senior Award QUEENS 1982 JR. MISS Lisa Bowers WHITLEY COUNTY 4-H QUEEN Amy Haupert KOSKIOSKO COUNTY QUEEN Susan Kreger HOMECOMING QUEEN Pam Easterday SUNSHINE QUEEN Julie Kurtz SUNSHINE GIRL OF THE YEAR Lisa Peters JUNIOR SCHOLARS 4.0 JUNIORS Julie Kurtz Amber Perry 4th DISTRICT CONGRES= STONAL STUDENT PROGRAM AWARD WINNER Scott Pattison —— a SPECTACULAR SALUTES STUDENTS. 1982 OEA | FINE ARTS AWARDS ___| BAND CHOIR DISTRICT CONTEST JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA DIRECTOR'S DEB CLUPPER A WARD _ 27 AWARDS LOUIS ARMSTRONG age REG HAHN NATI STATE NATIONAL ARION aan yA x CONTEST AWARD SUE GEBERT Sth—LEGAL SHAWNA LOE occuraTions | MOST OUTSTANDING ART CHAPTER DOUG LUDE Be pce, | MOST oursTs npinG | MERCHANDISE AWARD SCRAPBOOK SCOTT KEIRN WHITLEY COUNTY ART GUILD FFA DISTRICT CONTEST 11-first place awards 5-second place awards 3-third place awards JUDGING CONTESTS LIVESTOCK TEAM DISTRICT—Ist and 4th place PURDUE INVITATIONAL—2nd CROP JUDGING DISTRICT—3rd place HAY AND GRAIN SHOW— Ist Scott Brown STAR CHAPTER AWARD Terry Werstler DEKALB AWARD Joe Wolf STAR GREENHAND Brad Craig WKJG QUIZ SHOW Terry Werstler Ed Lynch oH Scott Pattison Bret Bailey—2nd place Deb Carver—3rd place GRACE COLLEGE JURIED ART EXHIBIT 1981 Bret Bailey—2nd, Honorable Mention Teresa Stahl—Honorable Mention REGIONAL SCHOOLASTIC AWARDS GOLD KEY FINALISTS Bret Bailey Tyler Wilcox Bruce Braun Tim Sylvester Linda Carlin Kathy Long Pete Castillo Jay King Kerine Harper HONORABLE MENTION Shawna Loe Lisa Lysaght Michele Meredith Teresa Stahl Kelly Stoddard Dean Mogensen Todd Waybright Rick DelaCruz Linda Waldeck Jeff Hurd Karl Wood Jim King Shawn Anderson Diane Anweiler Gregg Bailey Lisa Bowers Greg Cooper ‘ “y = : oe pyre ey Ai = Deli GET, eves tat YS Rice y } B . ie, “a 9 Mi = =. ua .. - , dyer : om : ‘ “ Re Vy OFIY Raat 3 f i ’ - % - = , 4 “ 7 = a wy ; a? 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