Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

WHITKO SPECTRUM “BREAKING THROUGH” WHITKO HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH WHITLEY, IN 1984 Spectrum Staff Credits _ SENIOR EDITOR Kathy Chapman JUNIOR EDITOR - Pam Johnston SOPHOMORE EDITOR Christine Gulish FRESHMAN EDITOR - _ Delaine Due _ ADVERTISING EDITOR . Angie Hart BUSINESS MANAGER. Angie Hart ACTIVITIES EDITOR Karen Pfleiderer COVER EDITOR - MatiGall COVER DESIGN. Mike Reiff PHOTO EDITOR _ Brad Sherwin — ADVISOR | Ms Rei 1TYPISEIS | _ Miss Tompon - Mary Rose Kathy Coble | : Cheryle Bunch _ Dine Lab. Activities Seniors _ Juniors Prom _ Sophomores _ Freshmen Faculty _ Sports _ Academic Awards Advertisements Table of Contents The eyes have it, right, Todd? Deb Reid, Nancy Huston and Mike Kline Lisa Lysaght and David Wilkinson z 2 Miss T. and Mickey Stacy Smith OEA Christman bash Rhonda Mishler 1984 Sunshine Society Sunshine Society: Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Ray, Rhonda Wilkinson, Amy Ridenour, Candy Miller, Lisa Lysaght, Cindy Howk, Amy Black, Ginny Howk, Kathy Bolt, Mrs. Begley, Second Row: Rhonda Montel, Gina Eastman, Elicia Imel, Billie Metzger, Yvonne Wolf, Lisa Carlin, Tracey Hilligoss, Beth King, Kelly Frantz, Robin Michel, Laura Bowers, Kathy Wolfe, Lisa Watson, Lori Mishler, Kelly Francis, Staci Browning, Cheryle Bunch, Melanie Hahn, Susan Smith, Christy Phillips, Sherry Phillips, Barb Greene, Kathy Ragan, Third Row: Becky Paxton, Julie Paxton, Gail Hite, Kim Hoover, Margaret Hicks, Pam Johnston, Amy Slusher, Mala Grossman, Tina Imel, Mary Rose, Talisha Helvey, Kelli White, Michelle Conley, Linda Carlin, Paula Easterday, Julie Bower, Stephanie Macklin, Missy Ulshafer, Rhonda Mishler, Diane Bales, Missy Lehman, Rhonda Hall, Fourth Row: Marsha Meloy, Kathy Anders, Lisa Ruse, Janette Vandersaul, Karen Pfleiderer, Sheila Ousley, Missy Long, Lisa De La Cruz, Dianna Drudge, Sandy King, Cindy Lincoln, Rhonda Saving, Yvette Harter, Kristie Anders, Dawn Phillips, Michele Huff, Greta Bolinger, Wendy Lortie, Misty Mikesell, Shena Stephens, Debbie Snavely, Barb Iholtz, Fifth Row: Jane Lynch, Angie Loe, Ronda Ellenberger, Sherri Baker, Angie Gerardot, Dawn Rubrake, Martha Fortman, Lynn Smith, Jo Francis, Ann Yohe, Cindy Johnson, Kristine Shupe, Ruth Kays, Lori Rebman, Sally Heinold, Toni Hull, Lisa Karst, Kathy Blocher, Cindy Dormans, Susanne Evilsizor, Kim Hinds, Sixth Row: Becky Metzger, Rhonda Jubinville, Aleta Baker, Karla Sweden, Kristi Lude, Karen Engleberth, Becky Wilson, Jo Ellen Hicks, Randa Huff, Kim Davidson, Lanette Richards, Tamie Hare, Julie Long, Jolane Ogden, Lies] Boggs, Larissa Rubrake, Hope Braun, Wendy Miller, Lisa Hardy, Vickie Rebman, Kim Gregory, Amy Goodman. Our Sunshine officers. 1st row: Candy Miller, Scrapbook; Cindy Howk, Scrapbook; 2d row: Rhonda Wilkinson, Corresponding Secretary; Lisa Lysaght, Junior Vice- President; Amy Ridenour, Treasurer; 3d row: Amy Black, President; Ginny Howk, Recording Secretary; and, Kathy Bolt, Senior Vice-President. During Sunshine week, Amy Blake and Greta Bollinger talk a little while making locker posters. Amy Black crowning Dave Hull as Mr. Irresistible. This year’s Sunshine Queen candidates were Senior Yvonne Wolfe, Junior Janette Vandersaul, and Sophomore Karla Sweeden. Sherri Bower is seen here handing flowers to Janette Vandersaul, the new 1983- 84 Sunshine Queen. Student Council yt mn, Sap POW Ppp as aeiial LS Wher. REL ENLE Die paring eee wep naiit € f Student Council: Left to Right: Ist row: Mr. Hunt—sponsor, Margaret Hicks, Tina Hammel, Mark Miller, Jeff Peters, John Carroll, Duane Shepherd, Second row: Deb Miller, Pete Castillo, Dick Cole, Lanette Richards, Stacey Hammel, Kelli White, Cindy Howk, Paula Easterday, Third Row: Kim Copeland, Adam Craig, Jamie Vandersaul, Scott Booth, Jeff Sickafoose, Doug Arnold, Rick Hobbs, Hope Braun, Monda Sievers not pictured: Amy Black, Melanie Hahn Yearbook Staff jeerhert Yearbook staff: left to right: 1st row: Christine Gulish, Karen Pfleiderer, Delaine Due, Kathy Chapman, Angie Hart, Pam Johnston 2nd row: Mary Rose, Roy Castillo, Janette Vandersaul, Kim Hinds, Mike Reiff 3rd row: Brad Sherwin, Monique Hawkins, Mark Rose, Mrs. Reiff Not pictured are Amy Black, sports editor, and Matt Gaff, cover editor. FCA: left to right: Mr. Hunt, Amy Ridenour, Linda Carlin, Kelly Frantz, Laura Bowers, Jeff Reid, Bryan Hough, Todd Waybright, Darrin Rubrake 2nd row: Nick Caudill, Will Molemaker, Tony Boogaerts, Mike Howk, Kathy Wolfe, John Carroll, Denise Bowle, Rhonda Wilkinson, Larissa Rubrake, Lanette Richards, Duane Loe 3rd row: Kevin Barker, Mike Albert, Jeff Peters, Mike Kline, Rachelle Walker, Nancy Huston, Stacy Duggins, Renee Gilbert, Valerie Kreider, Dick Cole, Stacy Hammel 4th row: Doug Lude, Monda Sievers, Angy Slusher, Staci Smith, Vince Haupert, Dana Geer, Jolane Ogden, Sheila Ousley, Adam Craig, Terry Nicodemus, Gina Eastman Sth row: Craig Arnold, Debbie Reid, Kathy Coble, Lisa Carlin, Kathy Bolt, Amy Slusher, Beth King, Talisha Helvey, Cindy Howk, Tina Hammel, Bob Ochoa 6th row: Doug Arnold, Rick Reiff, Chad Geer, Randa Huff, Lies] Boggs, Hope Braun, Brad Hough, Tami Hare, Missy Long, Tim Brubaker Newspaper Staff (PORE A Newspaper Staff: left to right: Scott Gagnon, Candy Miller, Jo Francis, Shannon White, Billy Smith, Dick Cole, Nelson Schuman 2nd row: Sherry Jackson, Rhonda Hall, Mick Ray, Ron Clark, Missy Ihnen, Rose Gunderson, Mr. McManama 3rd row: Bob Ochoa, Julie Paxton, Mike Howk, Tina Imel, Rebecca Paxton, Shena Stephens National Honor Society ee ead : 4 ¢ z e i : : N.H.S.: Left to Right: Lynn Smith, Candy Miller, Marty Manuel, Lori Mishler, Lowell Warner, Barb Kelsey, Martha Fortman, Rhonda Mishler 2nd row: Mr. Dasbach, Jon Townsend, Tim Brubaker, Mark Miller, Kathy Bolt, Lisa Carlin, Mick Ray, Virginia Howk, Amy Slusher 3rd row: Billie Metzger, Sandy King, Michele Conley, Dick Cole, Brad Riemersma, Linda Carlin, Pete Fortman, Aaron Bales Inductees N.HLS. inductees: left to right: Mr. Dasbach, Jolane Ogden, Becky Wilson, Todd Waybright, Christine Gulish, Whitney Gangwer 2nd row: Margaret Hicks, Laura Bowers, Duane Shepherd, Scott Booth, Ron Huston, Scott Freds 3rd row: Cindy Johnson, Karen Engleberth, Steve Weber, David Wilkinson, Todd Gilbert, Amy Ridenour French Club French Club: left to right: 1st row: Tina Hammel, Peter Fortman, Jolane Ogden, Rick DeLaCruz, Mrs. Long, Yvonne Wolf 2nd row: Elicia Imel, Jarrad Lancaster, Sandy Love, Robert Ochoa, Shanna Ruse, Mike Howk, Wendy Cooper, Brian Bucher, Matt Myers, Bill Spriggs, Lynn Smith 3rd row: Martha Fortman, Cheryle Hunt, Sally Poe, Nancy Fortman, Leigh Keirn, Kathy Pfleiderer, Penny Schauber, Beth Sherrard, Anita Heinzleman, Susan Rose, Paula Adkins, Whitney Gangwer, Dianna Dingus 4th row: Susan Smith, Lori Mishler, Vickie Steiner, Bobbi Allen, Lanette Richards, Donna Love, Becky Wilson, Larissa Rubrake, Jo Ellen Hicks, Liesl Boggs, Kathy Blocher, Missy Ulshafer, Rhonda Wilkinson Sth row: Lisa Ruse, Amy Slusher, Lisa DeLaCruz, Billy Smith, Candy Miller, Amy Ridenour, Yvette Harter, Rhonda Savings, Diana Brown, Aaron Bales, Karen Pfleiderer, Lisa Lysaght, Delaine Due 6th row: Jim Fortman, Rhonda Ellenberger, Jane Lynch, Pam Johnston, Beth King, Michele Conley, Linda Carlin, Tony Boogaerts, Nancy Kirkham, Sandy King, Dianna Drudge, Mark Miller, Stephanie Macklin, Diane Bales 7th row: Chris Wolf, Andy Bowers, Vince Haupert, Kathy Wolfe, Lisa Anders, Robin Michel, Staci Browning, Mala Grossman, Hope Braun, Tami Hare, Randa Huff, Melissa Craig, Walter Lambert, Sherri Carlin 8th row: Shawn Melton, Aaron Arnold, Shannon Gangwer, Bryan Hough, Brad Riemersma, Kathy Bolt, Lisa Carlin, Mick Ray, Jeff Reid, Laura Bowers, Tracey Hilligoss, Brad Hough, Scott Keirn, Glenna Woods, Kristi Anders not pictured: Amy Black and Melanie Hahn Off To Quebec left to right: Mrs. Long, Delaine Due, Rhonda Savings, Lisa DeLaCruz, Yvette Harter, Lisa Lysaght, Jarrad Lancaster, 2nd row: Amy Ridenour, Rick DeLaCruz, Shannon Gangwer, Matt Myers, Candy Miller, Jo Ellen Hicks 3rd row: Yvonne Wolf, Dianna Drudge, Sandy King, Pam Johnston, Linda Carlin, Randa Huff, Diane Bales, Kathy Blocher 4th row: Liesl Boggs, Hope Braun, Brad Riemersma, Aaron Arnold, Brad Hough, Bryan Hough, Scott Keirn, Glenna Woods Speech Team RRMA ‘8 ia Ob ' Wy ¥ f ign EH WAGED PTET IM o abet ie SEME ARD EES EY ae er nal VW Speech Team: left to right: Shannon Gangwer, Karen Engelberth, Rhonda Mishler, Susan Smith, Mrs. Reiff; 2d Row: Richard Lysaght, Karen Pfleiderer, Kathy Pfleiderer, Vicky Mink, Karen Fox, Aaron Bales Teen Stewards Teen Stewards: left to right: Mrs. Cerny, Heather McCormick, Tammy Grandstaff, Barb Iholtz, Bill Kral; 2nd Row: Keith Ridenour, Bob Ochoa, Mark Knoop, Donovan McCormick, Joe Ochoa, Scott Wrightsman O.E.A.: left to right: Terry Hall, Tina Hammel, Margaret Hicks, Rhonda Montel, Dennis Anweiler, Rita Rider, Greta Bolinger, Kathy Wolfe; 2d Row: Lisa Watson, Kim Hoover, Margaret Porter, Billie Metzger, Cristy Phillips, Lisa Karst, Kim Hinds, Kristy Lude, Miss Thompson; 3d Row: Karen Englelberth, Deanna Drudge, Lisa DeLaCruz, Mala Grossman, Cindy Howk, Tina Imel, Mary Rose, Missy Long; 4th Row: Ron Clark, Sherry Jackson, Anita Brainard, Lee Roberts, Toni Hull, Diane Bales, Anita Heintzelman, Lori Helblig i O.E.A. District Winners: Top Photo: Dianna Drudge, Cindy Howk, Mary Rose, Vickie Steiner, Diane Bales, Leigh Roberts, Rhonda Montel, Rita Rider, Terry Hall, Ron Clark. Bottom Photo: Sheila McCombs, Karen Engleberth, Mala Grossman, Tina Imel, Diane Bales, Chris Sexton, Sheri Jackson. Karen Engelberth wins first place at state competition in Extemporaneous Verbal Communications I. Cheerblock-Mascot 527 ES 722 2 � “ q a La it a a a Left to Right: Mrs. Begley—Sponsor, Rhonda Montel, Rita Rider, Greta Bollinger, Michele Huff, Tina Hammel, Tina Sammons, Lisa Watson, Lori Mishler, Kim Davidson, 2nd row: Mary Rose, Rhonda Wilkinson, Pam Johnston, Jannette Vandersaul, Cristy Phillips, Kathy Bolt, Kelly Francis, Cheryle Bunch, Susan Smith, 3rd row: Dawn Rubrake, Lynn Smith, Lisa Ruse, Jane Lynch, Sheila Ousley, Cheryle Hunt, Becky Metzger, Karla Sweeden, Julie Bower, Paula Easterday, 4th row: Leigh Keirn, Angy Slusher, Angie Loe, Rhonda Ellenberger, Lisa Owens, Shannon White, Aleta Baker, Becky Wilson, Betsy Goodrich, Tami Hare, 5th row: Nancy Fortman, Kathy Coble, Rachelle Walker, Renee Gilbert, Staci Smith, Kathy Blocker, Lisa Hardy, Vickie Rebman, Liesl Boggs, Hope Braun, 6th row: Nancy Huston, Stacey Duggins, Vallerie Kreider, Karen Pfleiderer, Kristi Lude, Joellen Hicks Working hard all season long in the Wildcat suit is Ron Betts. Art Club re! 99 ‘ i inne sia . te Vin! Art Club: Front Row: Rick De La Cruz, Mr. Malicki, Dennis Anweiler, Second Row: Kim Gergory, Tami Hare, Liesl Boggs, Jennifer Schneider, Gina Eastman, Robin Michel, Cheryle Bunch, Michelle Conley, Linda Carlin, Billy Smith, Chad Hill, Joan Shafer, Patti Shafer, April Tobey, Mark Rose, Third Row: John Leitch, Mick Ray, Walter Craig, Rhonda Hall, Missy Lehman, Kerine Harper, Cindy Howk, Lisa Lysaght, Paula Easterday, Julie Bower, Todd Waybright, Duane Loe, David Wilkinson, Fourth Row: Ty Smith, Tony Kinney, Mitch Anderson, Paul Stephens, Doug Wolfe, Sean Creviston, Don Gilson, Monty Reid, Matt Gaff, Jan Ray, Diana Brown, Glenna Woods, Pete Castillo, Kathy Lackey, Harold Walters, Fifth Row: Paul Hahn, Rich Lysaght, Branden Truman, Greg Cooper, Ron Brown, Keith Russel, Tammy Grandstaff, Rocky Bays, Angie Hart, Mike Reiff, Tim Jarrel, Darrell Jenkins, Ruth Hoskins, Toni Hull, Lisa Karst, Shelly Whitaker, Cheryle Hunt This year the Art Club did very well at area contests. At the Fourth Annual Juried Art Exhibit at Grace College; Billy Smith took first in ceramics, Todd Waybright took first in watercolor, and Mark Rose took second in sculpture and Honorable Mention. Also receiving Honorable Mention were Mike Reiff—drawing, Rocky Bays—ceramics, and Greg Cooper—printmaking. At the third Annual Dick Blick Linoleum Block Print Contest Pete Castillo and Harold Walters received Honorable Mention out of 2500 entries. In the Saint Francis College High School Art Exhibit; Bill Smith received a $25.00 Merchandise Award for a print. The Art Department also competed in the Annual Scholastic Art Show sponsored by L.S. Ayres and the News-Sentinnel in Ft. Wayne. The Gold Key Finalists were Bill Smith, Michelle Conley, and Harold Walters. Honorable Mention winners were Lies] Boggs, Greg Cooper, Rick DeLaCruz, Randy Dormans, Kerine Harper, Chad Hill, Quetta Hurd, Kathie Lackey, Jan Ray, Mike Reiff, April Tobey, Todd Waybright, and Shannon White. 15 The Matchmaker The cast for the Matchmaker is as follows: left to right: Karen Pfleiderer, Judy Hinds, Kim : Hinds, Rhonda Mishler, Stephanie Macklin, 2nd : row: Aaron Bales, Jamie Busz, Kim Davidson, : Missy Ulshafer, 2rd row: Mick Ray, Mark Miller, Marty Manuel, Mark Rose, and Julie Bower Not pictured: Greg Burkholder noid Re roveeniesinaeaisiinis Fifteen cast members, shown at left, were all responsible for making the production of “The Matchmaker” very successful. The story of Mr. Vandergelder, a wealthy merchant in the town, was portrayed by Marty Manuel. This year, due to the type of play, a new stage was built. The set crew, which consisted of Mick Ray, Greg Burkholer, John Carroll, Nick Caudill, Jim Clark, Scott Gagnon, Todd Gilbert, and Mark Miller, spent close to 100 hours in constructing the stage at a cost of approximately $800.00. Matchmaker Crew: left to right: Ist row: Julie Bower, Missy Ulshafer, Kim Hinds, Stephanie Macklin, Judy Hinds, Rhonda Mishler, Paula Easterday, 2nd row: Penny Yates, Mark Rose, Debbie Miller, Cheri Heeter, Pam Johnston, Shannon Gangwer, Nick Caudill, Mrs. Skiles 3rd row: Troy Bouck, Aaron Bales, Kim Davidson, Rich Lysaght, Jim Clark, Keith Ridenour, Lisa Lysaght, Karen Pfleiderer, Bob Ochoa, 4th row: Jamie Busz, Diana Brown, Sandee Rufner, Diane Bales, Lisa Karst, Jane Lynch, Margaret Hicks, 5th row: Karen Engleberth, Kim Copeland, Scott Gagnon, Mark Miller, Mick Ray, Todd Gilbert, Barb Iholtz 18 Spring Musical: Sound of Music Cast: Left to Right: Tina Hammel, Debbie Miller, Kathy Pfleiderer, Stephanie Macklin, Heather McCormick, Cheryle Hunt, Ruchelle Wright, Bob Ochoa, Jenny Lancaster, Anita Heinzleman, 2nd row: Elicia Imel, April Tobey, Lisa Lysaght, Aaron Bales, Nick Caudill, Rich Lysaght, Kristine Shupe, Judy Hinds, Rhonda Mishler, Lanette Richards, 3rd row: Kim Copeland, Shannon Gangwer, Gina Eastman, David Wilkinson, Todd Gilbert, Vince Haupert, Kim Davidson, Jim Clark, Karen Engleberth, Keith Ridenour, 4th row: Connie Hawkins, Cindy Dormans, Mark Miller, Scott Freds, Mick Ray, Brad Sherwin, Rosie Bowerman, Sandee Rufner, Scott Gagnon. Top Left: Maria and the Captain dancing, Center: Frau Schraeder, Debbie Miller, looking rather forlorn, Right: Danny, Judy Hinds, and Courtney miss Maria, Lower Left: Mother Abbess, Tina Hammel, is all smiles, Center: Danny, Rich Lysaght, and Lanette Richards worried about singing at the festival Right: Max Detweiler, Aaron Bales, the evening of the festival, Bottom: Smile Vince! THE SOUND OF MUSIC Sound of Music Crew: Left to Right: Mrs. Darly, Pam Johnston, Penny Yates, Debbie Miller, Stephanie Macklin, Lisa Karst, Kim Hinds, Heather McCormick, Bob Ochoa, Jenny Lancaster, Karen Pfleiderer, Nick Caudill, Rich Lysaght, Kristine Shupe, Rhonda Mishler, Lanette Richards, Diana Brown, 3rd row: Troy Bouck, Kim Copeland, Gina Eastman, David Wilkinson, Todd Gilbert, Vince Haupert, Kim Davidson, Jim Clark, Karen Engleberth, Keith Ridenour, Margaret Hicks, 4th row: Shannon Gangwer, Anita Heinzleman, Sandee Rufner, Scott Gagnon, Diane Bales, Barb Iholtz, Jane Lynch. After a stern confrontation with the Captain, played by Scott Freds, Maria, played by Rhonda Mishler, is looking rather regretful. Drama Club Drama Club Drama Club cso Left to Right: 1st row: Aaron Bales, Pam Johnston, Tina Hammel, Penny Yates, Debbie Miller, Stephanie Macklin, Lisa Karst, Kim Hinds, Bob Ochoa, Cheryle Hunt, Jenny Lancaster, Mrs. Skiles, 2nd row: April Tobey, Lisa Lysaght, Karen Pfleiderer, Nick Caudill, Rich Lysaght, Kristine Shupe, Judy Hinds, Rhonda Mishler, Lanette Richards, Anita Heinzleman, 3rd row: Cindy Dormans, Jamie Busz, Troy Bouck, Kim Copeland, Gina Eastman, Todd Gilbert, Vince Haupert, Kim Davidson, Jim Clark, Daren Engleberth, Keith Ridenour, 4th row: Shannon Gangwer, Connie Hawkins, Mark Miller, Scott Freds, Mick Ray, Marty Manuel, Brad Sherwin, Sandee Rufner, Scott Gagnon, Diane Bales, Jane Lynch, Cheri Heeter. At the annual awards banquet these people received the following awards: Best Actor and Actress: Scott Freds and Rhonda Mishler: Best Supporting Actor and Actress: Mick Ray and Tina Hammel, Minor acting awards went to Mick Ray and Kim Davidson. Best Technician was Mick Ray, he also received most outstanding senior. The most spirited drama clubber went to Tina Hammel and best underclassmen went to Stephanie Macklin. The best student director went to Karen Pfleiderer. 19 Swing Choir ‘] 7 é vet Swing Choir: Left to Right: Cindy Dormins, Shannon Swick, Angie Sexton, Greta Bolinger, Kim Hoover, Michele Huff, Judy Hinds, Stephanie Macklin, Tina Hammel. 2d Row: Wendy Lortie, Tina Sammons, Randa Huff, Kelli White, Cindy Howk, Denise Bowles, Tina Imel, Cheryle Bunch, Elicia Imel, Karen Engelberth, Mrs. Darley. This year, the choirs participated in many events, both for the community and for school. They also took part in contests and observed the Christmas show “A Wreath of Carols” by the Manchester College choir. Their chief money-maker was the candle sales at the beginning of the year, in which they made over $1000.00. Activities in which the swing choir participate in were singing in the Bed Race, Queen Contest, Bed Race Parade, SSS Daddy Date Night, Pierceton Firemen Christmas Party, The South Whitley Lions, and SSS Ideal Ladies Tea. This year the Gospel Choir also kept very busy with the SSS Grandparent’s night, Sundays at Spring Creek Church, St. Francis Xavier Church, Pleasant View Church, South Whitley Methodist Church, and Larwill United Methodist Mother Daughter Banquet. All the choirs participated in the Open House, Christmas program, Spring Program, and Graduation. This year Tina Hammel, Karen Engleberth and Richard Lysaght were eligible to be in the Tri-State Choir, sponsored by I.U.P.U. in Fort Wayne. The choir members also attended District Contest. Those placing in State contest at Butler University were Tina Sammons with a first place vocal solo and Rhonda Wilkinson with a second place piano solo. Gospel Choir (Ln Gospel Choir: Left to Right: Donavan McCormick, Keith Ridenour, Heather McCormick, Rich Lysaght, Mrs. Darley. 2d Row: Mark Miller, John Carroll, Debbie Miller, Denise Bowles, Doug Fry. 3d Row: Mick Ray, Chuck Gulish, Sally Heinhold, Lanette Richards, Cindy Lincoln, Monty Reid. Concert Choir SANE i g 4 : i Concert Choir: Left to Right: Vicki Kline, Michele Huff, Julie Paxton, Dave Hull, Ben Myers, Jennifer Lancaster, Mrs. Darley. 2d Row: Marie once Michelle Hull, Bobby Baker, Bill Kral, Dawn Rubrake, Lori Rebman. 3d Row: Shannon Swick, Virginia Howk, Kim Davidson, Chris Sands, Shawn Foulks, Rose Gunderson, Jackie McKeighen. No bo © © Whitko Marching The Whitko Marching Pride had a ) � a very successful year. We won a first eee division ratings at Chesterton invitational, District Contest, and Regional Contest. A lot of hard work and long hours were put in by the band members, auxilary squad and directors. Thanks to the generosity of the communities and the dedication of the members and their parents, the band will be purchasing new band uniforms for the new marching season. Concert Band: left to right: Stephanie Macklin, Nancy Huston, Renee Gilbert 2nd row: Karen Fox, Peter Fortman, Dana Butler, Wendy Miller, Stacy Duggins, Shawn Foulks, Dorothy Hull 3rd row: Susan Smith, Randi Kintigh, Missy Ihnen, Diana Dingus, Phyllis Hull, Lisa Watson, Jolane Ogden, Doug Lude, Marty Manuel 4th row: Vicky Mink, Brian Bucher, Mide Stephens, Mart Hale, Missy Ulshafer, Shannon Gangwer, Vince Haupert, Sandy Love 5th row: Mike Tolson, Jim Fortman, Amy Goodman, Roy Castillo, Jeff Chaplin, Billie Metzger, Brian Fawcett, Chris Clark Pride 1983 J © Concert Band: left to right: Kathy Bolt, Kathy Pfleiderer, Rachelle Walker 2nd row: Paula Easterday, Nancy Fortman, Julie Bower, Leigh Keirn, Valerie Kreider, Martha Fortman, Missy Copeland 3rd row: Karen Pfleiderer, Kim Copeland, Chris Miller, Sandee Rufner, Jamie Busz, Rex Eiler, Mike Wine, Kristine Shupe, Connie Hawkins 4th row: Chris Valdez, Ron Greer, Carla Harmon, Gail Hite, Randy Prater, Terry Lude, Tony Kinney, Mick Ousley, Jeff Rufner, Aaron Bales, Sth row: Richard Lysaght, Scott Keirn, Pam Johnston, Staci Smith, Mr. Walker 23 Stage Band Pep Band Stage Band: left to right: Marty Manuel, Jolane Ogden, Kim Copeland, Doug Lude, Pam Johnston, Stephanie Macklin 2nd row: Scott Keirn, Mick Ousley, Tony Kinney, Aaron Bales, Jeff Rufner, Richard Lysaght, Mr. Walker 3rd row: Shannon Gangwer, Missy Ulshafer, Vince Haupert, Sandy Love, Mike Wine Pep Band: left to right: Stephanie Macklin, Scott Keirn, Pam Johnston 2nd row: Mr. Walker, Doug Lude, Marty Manuel, Jolane Ogden, Kim Copeland 3rd row: Richard Lysaght, Mick Ousley, Jeff Rufner, Chris Clark, Tony Kinney, Aaron Bales 4th row: Vince Haupert, Shannon Gangwer, Missy Ulshafer, Sandy Love, Mike Wine Upper left: 1st row: left to right: Stephanie Macklin, Nancy Fortman, Martha Fortman, Kathy Pfleiderer, Nancy Huston, Karen Fox, Dana Butler 2nd row: Sandy Love, Jeff Rufner, Mick Ousley, Aaron Bales, Tony Kinney Upper right: Ist row: |. to r.: Pam Johnston, Staci Smith 2nd row: Scott Keirn, Richard Lysaght, Amy Goodman, Roy Castillo, Brian Fawcett Left: Ist row: |. to r. Mike Stephens, Sandy Love, Jeff Rufner 2nd row: Mick Ousley, Chris Wolf, Chris Clark Pit Orchestra: left to right: Rachelle Walker, Nancy Huston, Sandy Love, Vicky Mink, Wendy Miller, Dana Butler, Karen Fox 2nd row: Jeff Rufner, Mick Ousley, Chris Clark, Mike Stephens, Jeff Chaplin, Peter Fortman nN Wn 26 Future Farmers of America = 3 DP UAIRY PRooucTI 1981 LEADERSHIP 4 ‘ — i ¥ STATE Wane 4 ¥ This year’s officers for FFA are as follows: Perry Heinold—reporter, Tim Brubaker—secretary, Marty Manuel—president, Lowell Warner—vice-president, Todd Gilbert—treasurer, Ben Grant—sentinnel. The Whitko FFA had a very good year. They started out the school year by helping the town of South Whitley with the Fall Festival. Eighty percent of the chapter were involved in five different events. Seventeen new members were installed in October. The state champion dairy judging team traveled to the National Contest in November. The local team placed 6th in competition with teams from all over the U.S. In December the chapter sponsored the hay and grain show. Tim Brubaker was the over all winner. During January-April the local members spent a large amount of time preparing for and participating in local, county, area and state contest. In all forty-three members took part in judging contests, proficiency awards, leadership contests and garden seed sales. The local chapter was named the top chapter in the district at the District Convention. Two judging teams, livestock and crops, qualified to compete in the state contests in June. The local banquet was held on April 12. Mrs. Richards was selected as the 1984 Honorary member. Members are looking forward to activities this summer at the state convention. Tood Gilbert, Marty Manuel, and Tim Brubaker will receive their Hoosier Farmer Degrees. This is the highest degree the state can give. The 1984-85 officer teams will attend the state FFA camp in July. About 50% of the chapter will take part in the stockman contest in July. This is the only FFA livestock show of its kind in the state. Winning at district are: Left to Right: Louis Yingst—creed speaking, Barb Kelsey—swine proficiency, Monique Hawkins— Freshman public speaking, Ron Brown—mechanic demonstration, Bryan Nicodemus—Ag. Production demonstration, Rick Reiff—conservation demonstration, Nelson Schuman—soil and water conservation and inter., Lowell Warner—crop profi- ciency, Marty Manuel—beef proficiency, Jeff Sickafoose—Ag. sales and star greenhand, Todd Gilbert—extemp. public speaking. a: sy : Ww 3 =) Pictured at left, front row; Robin Michel—chapter sweetheart, oes Al é ee é E Tim Brubaker, Marty Manuel, Todd Gilbert—three Hoosier sma ! oe . Farmer Degree award winners, second row; Jeff Sickafoose, eye ‘mle élie Earrin Rubrake, Ron Brown—top three seed sales people. Vy Marty Manuel, Brad Craig, and Rex Eiler practicing for hog judging. Todd Gilbert, Bryan Nicodemus, and Terry Nico- demus preparing for crop judging. Pil Whitko Jr. Miss Wins 1984 Tina Hammel, Lisa Watson and Lisa Carlin com- peting for the Poise and Appearance award. Front row: L. to R.: Lisa Carlin, Academic and second runner-up; Tina Hammel, Creative and Perform- ing Arts, and 1984 Jr. Miss; Judy Hinds, first runner-up. Second row; L. to R.: Kelly Frantz, Poise and Appearance; Ginny Howk, Youth Fitness. Sibu acsntoninnsseatononintees Tina Sammons, Tina Hammel and Lisa Watson “pose” for the camera. Getting into a rehearsal workout—Lisa Carlin, Kelly Frantz, Tina Hammel, Michele Huff, Tina Sammons, and Ginny Howk ——_—-_ + State Spirit of Jr. Miss Ginny Howk, Lisa Watson, Tina Sammons, and Wendy Lortie displaying their Jr. Miss spirit. L. to R.: Diana Brown, Rhonda Mishler, Kelly Frantz, and Judy Hinds Tina Hammel accepting the 1984 State Spirit of Jr. Miss Tina Hammel at Indiana’s Jr. Miss competition Homecoming The theme of this year’s homecoming was the 50’s and 60’s. Part of homecoming is the queen contest. This year’s queen was Michelle Conley, seen off to the right with her escort Jack Parzgnot. The Miss Congeniality title was awarded to Karla Sweeden. This title was awarded to her last year also. Margaret Hicks and Amy Blck with Linc Linn and 30 Lowell Warner. Michelle Conley and Kelli White along with their escorts Jack Parzgnot and Doug Krull. Karla Sweeden and her escort Terry Werstler. Paula Easterday with Mark Sickafoose. Debbie Reid and her escort Mike Kline with Nancy Huston and her escort Bryan Roberts. 31 Outstanding Students in Activities SPEECH DISTINCTION AWARD Aaron Bales Rhonda Mishler Karen Engleberth EXCELLENCE AWARD Karen Pfleiderer Shannon Gangwer HONOR AWARD Susan Smith Kathy Pfleiderer MOST IMPROVED MEMBER Kathy Pfleiderer MOST VALUABLE MEMBER Rhonda Mishler BAND JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA Doug Lude LOUIS ARMSTRONG Marty Manuel NATIONAL ARION AWARD Kent Slater MOST OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE Joleane Ogden MOST OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN Karen Fox QUEENS 1984 JUNIOR MISS Tina Hammel MISS PIERCETON Missy Long HOMECOMING QUEEN Michelle Conley SUNSHINE QUEEN Janette Vandersaul SUNSHINE GIRL OF THE YEAR Yvonne Wolfe F.F.A. CHAPTER SWEETHEART Robin Michel DRAMA BEST ACTOR ACTRESS Scott Freds Rhonda Mishler BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR ACTRESS Mick Ray Tina Hammel BEST MINOR ACTOR ACTRESS Mick Ray Kim Davidson BEST UNDERCLASS IN DRAMA Stephanie Macklin MOST SPIRITED DRAMA CLUBBER Tina Hammel BEST TECHNICIAN Mick Ray BEST STUDENT DIRECTOR Karen Pfleiderer CHOIR NATIONAL ARION AWARD Tina Hammel NATIONAL CHORAL AWARD Dawn Rubrake ART GOLD KEY FINALISTS Bill Smith Michelle Conley Harold Walters HONORABLE MENTION Quetta Hurd Lies] Boggs Kathie Lackey Chad Hill Randy Dormans Mick Ray Jan Ray Todd Waybright Rick DeLaCruz Kerine Harper Shannon White April Tobey Greg Cooper Mike Reiff YEARBOOK COVER DESIGN Mike Reiff O.E.A. DISTRICT CONTEST AWARDS Karen Engleberth Sheila McCombs Mala Grossman Tina Imel Diane Bales Chris Sexton Sherry Jackson Lisa Watson Lisa DeLaCruz Dianna Drudge Cindy Howk Mary Rose Vickie Steiner Leigh Roberts Rhonda Montel Rita Rider Terry Hall Ron Clark STATE CONTEST AWARDS Karen Engleberth NATIONAL CONTEST AWARDS Karen Engleberth F.F.A. HOOSIER FARMER DEGREE Todd Gilbert Marty Manuel Tim Brubaker STAR CHAPTER FARMER Todd Gilbert DEKALB AWARD Marty Manuel ATTENDING STATE Bryan Nicodemus Lowell Warner Todd Gilbert Terry Nicodemus Barb Kelsey Brad Craig ATTENDING NATIONALS Marlin Gaff Perry Heinold Ben Lipply Rex Eiler Ski Club Ski Club: Front row: Left to right: Gail Hite, Donny Landis, Staci Smith, Hope Braun, Renee Gilbert, Rachelle Walker, Leigh Keirn, Rodney Roberts, Pam Johnston, Linda Carlin, Michelle Conley, Brad Riemersma, Billy Smith, Susan Smith, Kristine Shupe, Vince Haupert, Second row; Mr. Forsberg, Rick Reiff, Rodney Keirn, Kent Slater, JoEllen Hicks, Chris Wolf, Randa Huff, Brad Sherwin, Nick Sparks, Brian Sherwin, Mike Stephens, Tony Kinney, Ruth Kays, Kathy Bolt, Marty Manuel, Jim Clark, Melanie Hahn, Scott Gagnon, Todd Gilbert. Girls Varsity Club Girl’s Varsity Club: Front Row; Left to Right: Mrs. Roberts, Tina Hammel, Laura Bowers, Beth King, Robin Michel, Second Row: Linda Carlin, | Talisha Helvey, Cindy Howk, Lanette Richards, Denise Bowles, Tina Imel, Lisa Carlin, Melanie Hahn, Third Row: Debbie Reid, Mary Rose, Billie : Metzger, Missy Long, Barb Kelsey, Sheila Ousley, Cheri Heeter, Jo Francis, Fourth Row; Amy Ridenour, Rhonda Wilkinson, Michelle Conley, Kim Gregory, Becky Wilson, Larissa Rubrake, Julie Long, Martha Fortman, Kelly Frantz 33 SENIORS OF 34 woe wba tio wy loa) 36 Boye Aut H Sooltnges | . } § . BEN NG See — 37 foe) loa) 38) Bak 7 Shae 1 ogon Danae aes E 1 4] EE ee a ery 42 44 45 46 Scott Wrightsman Most Charitable Most Interesting Prettiest Voice Frenchiest Sexiest Cutest Wiggle Cutest Couple Neatest Legs Hairiest Legs Tallest Shortest Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Hair Prettiest Smile Smartest ' Spaciest Pigs Out The Most Best Dresser Most Uncoordinated Most Entertaining Most Greedy Most Athletic Most Dramatic Most Musical Most Farmish Most Talented Best Dancer Best Leader Best Sport Best Personality Blushes Easiest Funniest Most Fun To Be With Most Devilish Biggest Troublemaker Biggest Mouth Biggest Flirt Most Talkative Most Shy Most Hasseled Most Devoted To Whitko Most Spirited Biggest Clown Most Likely To Succeed Most Scientific Most Cheerful Most Carefree Most Rude Grumpiest Best Nickname Mathiest Most Ladylike Gentlemen GIRL Lisa Anders Yvonne Wolfe Ruth Kays Tina Hammel Yvonne Wolfe Jan Ray Beth King Michele Huff Beth King Kathy Bolt Kathy Bolt Susan Smith Melanie Hahn Robin Michel Kelly Francis Whitney Gangwer Cheryle Bunch Kelly Frantz Kelly Francis Lisa Carlin Tina Hammel Staci Browning Beth King Rhonda Mishler Tina Hammel Rhonda Montel Judy Hinds Judy Hinds Lisa Watson Laura Bowers Robin Michel Yvonne Wolf Tracey Hilligoss Yvonne Wolf Yvonne Wolf Kacy Barrera Kacy Barrera Lisa Carlin Staci Browning Kim Davidson Christy Phillips Barb Tholtz Tina Hammel Kelly Frantz Kelly Frantz Tina Sammons Whitney Gangwer Kelly Francis Whitney Gangwer Yvonne Wolf Rita Rider Lisa Carlin Beth King Tina Hammel (Beaner) Whitney Gangwer Amy Black SENIOR SURVEY BOY Ben Grant Mick Ray Scott Freds Peter Fortm an Bryan Hough Bryan Hough Dave Hull Scott Freds Aaron Bales Jeff Reid Dave Subkowski Bryan Hough Jeff Peters Chris Miller Aaron Bales Jon Martin Jeff Reid Lowell Warner Marty Manuel Marty Manuel Marty Manuel Jeff Reid Marty Manuel Doug Lude Brent Montel Marty Manuel Scott Freds Dennis Anweiler Duane Shepherd Jeff Boggs Jon Martin Jerry Hackworth Mick Ray Jon Martin Mick Ray Darrel Mast Vince Davis Dennis Brown Jeff Reid Mark Miller Randy Hart Dennis Anweiler Todd Gilbert Jon Martin Dennis Anweiler Dennis Anweiler Dennis Brown Aaron Bales Jon Townsend Jon Martin Jon Martin Brian Walker Scott Freds Eric Stevens (Toad) Aaron Bales Scott Freds 47 48 THE FACES HAVEN’T CHANGED Column 1—Yvonne Wolf, Dorothy Hull, Blaine Gerard, Greta Bolinger; Column 2 Tracey Hilli- goss, Kelly Francis, Rita Rider, Kelly Frantz, Kim Davidson, Dorothy Hull, Rose Gunderson; Col- umn 3—Rick DeLaCruz, Rhonda Brent Mon- tel, Laura, Bowers, and Kim Hoover Column one—Judy Hinds, Billie Metzger, Marga- ret Hicks, Rhonda Mishler Column two—Kelly Frantz, Lisa Carlin, Robin Michel, Susan Wright, Column three—Mick Ray, Lori Mishler, Lowell Warner 49 More Adorable Faces Column one—Kathy Wolfe, Rita Rider Column two—Amy Black, Cheryle Bunch Column three—Kim Davidson enior Class Officers es ® THE FABULOUS FOUR Ny DENNIS RICK KELLY JEFF | Senior class officers: left to right: Dennis Anweiler, Pres.; Rick De La Cruz, V. Pres.; Jeff Boggs, Treas.; Kelly Francis, Sec. Outstanding Seniors of 1984 Valedictorian Aaron Bales National Merit Scholarship State of Indiana Hoosier Scholar Award Harvard Education Award Salutatorian Peter Fortman Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Honors Scholarship State of Indiana Hoosier Scholar Award Presidential Academic Achievement Awards Aaron Bales Peter Fortman Billie Metzger Mark Miller Lisa Carlin Lowell Warner Whitney Gangwer Lori Mishler Virginia Howk Jonathan Townsend Michele Huff Lisa Anders Michael Ray Marty Manuel Laura Bowers Scott Freds Diana Brown Kathy Chapman Rhonda Mishler Timothy Brubaker John Carroll Scott Gagnon Dennis Anweiler Kathleen Bolt Margaret Hicks Principal Award Tina Hammel Perry Heinlold Perfect Attendance Kim Davidson 11 years Rhonda Montel 11 years Marty Manuel 9 years Todd Gilbert 3 years Chris Sands 2 years Russell Gagnon 1 year Scott Gagnon 1 year Doug Lude 1 year Class Flower Carnation Class Colors Admiral Blue and Scarlet Red Class Motto “The Future is of our own making.” Scholarship Award Winners Dennis Anweiler Donald E. Love Memorial Scholarship For Business Laura Bowers Indiana State University Academic Scholarship Indiana State University School of Education Walker Scholarship Tim Brubaker Whitko Classroom Teachers Association Scholarship given in honor of Bill McVay Lions Club of South Whitley Scholarship Walter Craig Delta Theta Tau Sorority of South Whitley Scholarship Gina Eastman Delta Theta Tau Sorority of South Whitley Scholarship Kelly Frantz Ravenscroft Beauty College Scholarship Whitney Gangwer Purdue University Scholar Award Todd Gilbert John Hester Adams Memorial Scholarship Terry Hall American Legion Auxiliary of Pierceton Scholarship Beth King Ravenscroft Beauty College Scholarship Marty Manuel Purdue University Scholar Award Kosciusko Soil Water Conservation Scholarship Billie Metzger Indiana State University Academic Scholarship Lions Club of South Whitley Scholarship American Association of University Women Award Susan Smith Florence Lena Long United Methodist Memorial Scholarship Jonathan Townsend Purdue University Scholar Award Student History Pages LISA ANDERS—French Club—2,3,4; Rifle Squad—1,2,;3, co-capt-—1.2; capt.—3; Sunshine Society—3; Mat Maids—3. DENNIS ANWEILER—Art Club—3,4, vice pres.—4; French Club—2,3,4; Student Council—1; Cheerleading—3,4; O.E.A.—4; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class President; Baseball—1,2,3,4, capt.—4, Second Team All Conference Cather; Football—4; Intramural Basketball—4; Wrestling—1,2,3,4, capt.—3,4, Three Time TRC Wrestling Champ, Sectional Wrestling Champ—4. CRAIG ARNOLD—Band—1; F.C.A.—4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball—1,2; Intramural Basketball—4; Boys State Delegate—3. AARON BALES—Speech Team—1,2,3,4, Most Improved Member Award—2; Drama Club—1,2.3:4- The Crucible”—2,; “The Music Man”—2, “No Opera at the Opera House’’—3, “The Matchmaker”—4, “The Sound of Music”—4, “South Pacific’—l, “The Boyfriend’—3; Pit Orchestra—1,3; Stage Band—1,2,3,4; National Honor Society—2,3,4; French Club—4; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Arion Award (band)—3; Honor Roll—1,2,3,4; Valedictorian. KEVIN BARKER—F.C.A.—4; Basketball—1; Intramural Basketball—2,3,4; Track—4; Cross Country Most Improved Award—4; Intramural Volleyball. KACY BARRERA—Mat Maids—2,3; Sunshine—2. ROCKYSB ANY S—AttCluba ale 5-4. Honorable Mention at St. Francis Art Show. LORI WOLF BEASLEY AMY BLACK—Sunshine—2,3,4, Jr. vice- pres.—3, pres.—4, Sunshine Girl of the Month and Year—3, State Sunshine Officer—4, Sunshine Queen Candidate First Runner-up—3; Homecoming Queen Candidate; French Club—1,2,3,4; Drama Club—1,2; Student Council—3,4; Yearbook Sports Editor—4; Cheerblock—2,3,4. JEFF BOGGS—Golf—1,2; Baseball—3,4, Honorable Mention—3; Football—1,2,3,4, Second Team All Conference Linebacker—2, Second Team All Conference Guard and Linebacker—3, Honorable Mention All State Linebacker—3, Most Valuable Offensive Lineman—2,3, capt.—3, Leading Tackler— 2,3; Wrestling—1,3,4, Sectional Champ—4, Third in Regional, Third in Northwood Inv., Most Pins Record—4, capt.—4; Sophomore Class Secretary; Student Council—3; Senior Class Treasurer. GRETA BOLLINGER—Sunshine—2,3,4; Cheerblock—1,2,3,4, representative—4, r ow capt.—4; Mat Maids—2,3,4; Concert Band—1; Concert Choir—3; O.E.A.., Secretary—4; Swing Choir—4; Intramural Volleyball—4; Marching Band—1. KATHLEEN BOLT—Sunshine Society— 2,3,4, pres.—3, Sr. vice pres.—4; National Honor Society—3,4; F.C.A.—1,2,3,4; Cheerblock—1,2,3,4, representative—1 ,2,3; Junior Class Secretary; Drama Club—1,2; Yearbook Staff—2; J.V. Basketball—1,2; Mat Maids—3; Tennis—2; French Club—4; Ski Club—1,2,3,4, secretary-treasurer—4; Band—1,2,3,4. TONY BOOGAERTS—Belgium Exchange Student; Football Manager—4; Basketball Manager—4; F.C.A.—4; French Club—4; Intramural Basketball—4; Intramural Volleyball—4. LAURA BOWERS—French Club—1,2,3,4; Sunshine Society—2,3,4; Girl’s Varsity Club—1,2,3,4, vice pres.—3,4; National Honor Society—4; Cheerblock—1,2; FA C@At 253,45 VICE- PRCSae SI DLCS tae ae Volleyball—1,2,3, capt.—3; J.V. Basketball—1,2; Varsity Basketball—3,4, capt.—4; Varsity Track—1,2,3,4, capt.—4; Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Vice-President; Hoosier Girl’s State Delegate; Who’s Who Among American High Mchool Students. DENNIS BROWN-—Baseball—1. DIANA BROWN— Volleyball—2, Most Improved Player Award—2; Basketball—2; French Club—1,2,3,4; Art Club—4; Drama Club—4, “Sound of Music” crew—4, “‘The Matchmaker” crew—4; Cheerblock—1,2; Junior Miss contestant. STACI BROWNING—Cheerleading— 1,2,3,4, co-capt.—4; Cheerblock—1,2,3,4; French Club—1,2,3,4; Ski Club—1,2,3; Sunshine Society—2,3,4. TIMOTHY BRUBAKER—F.F.A.—1,2,3,4, secretary—4, District II] Sheep Proficiency— 3, Hoosier Farmer—4; Intramural Volleyball—4; F.C.A.—2,3,4; Varsity Football—2,3; J.V. Football—1; Basketball—2,3,4; Baseball—1,2,3; National Honor Society—3,4; Band—1,2. CHERYLE BUNCH—Cheerblock—1,2,3,4; Art Club—2,3,4; Sunshine Society—2,3,4; Concert Choir—1,2; Swing Choir—3,4; Drama Club—1; Homecoming, Miss Congeniality—1. MARY BURKETT GREG BURKHOLDER—Drama Club— 3,4; Concert Choir—1,2; Swing Choir—3; Gospel Choir—4; Who’s Who Among Amiercan High School Students. LISA CARLIN—National Honor Society— 2,3,4; French Club—3,4; Girl’s Varsity Club—2,3,4; F.C.A.—2,3,4; Sunshine Society—2,3,4; Band—1,2; Marching Band—1,2; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Track— 1,2,3, 400 m. dash record—2, 1600 m. relay record—l, 800 m. relay record—2; Second Runner-up and Scholastic Award for Jr. Miss—4; Girl’s State Delegate, vice-precinct committeeman. JOHN CARROLL—French Club—1; Student Council—1; F.C.A.—2; Tennis—2; Basketball—2; Baseball—4; Band—1; Choir—1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Fourth District Congressional Student Program. JAMES CARVER—Tennis—1. NICK CAUDILL—Yearbook—1; F.C.A.— 1; Drama Club—1; Baseball—2; Track—1; Basketball—1; Intramural Basketball—4; Intramural Volleyball—4; Earned the Rank of Eagle in the Boy Scouts of America. KATHY CHAPMAN—Cheerblock—1; Sunshine Society—2,3,4; French Club—3; Ski Club—2,3; Yearbook Staff—1,2,3,4; F.C.A.—2; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Concert Band—1,2,3,4; Pep Band—2. JAMES CLARK—Intramural Basketball— 4; Intramural Volleyball—4; Ski Club—4; Drama Club—4; “The Sound of Music” crew—4, “The Matchmaker” crew—4; Chess Club—2; Tennis—2; Basketball—1. BRIDGETT COOK MELISA COPELAND—Sunshine Society—2; Campus Life—4; Whitko Marching Pride—1,2,3,4; Concert Band— 1,2,3,4. WALTER CRAIG—French Club—1; Drama Club—1,2; Speech Team—1,2; Art Club—3,4; Concert Choir—1; Gospel Choir—2. KIM DAVIDSON—Cheerblcok—1,2,3,4; Sunshine Society—2,3,4; Concert Choir—4; Drama Club—1,2,3,4, “South Pacific’”—1, “The Music Man”—2, “The Boyfriend”—3, “The Matchmaker”—4, “The Sound of Music’”—4, Crew Member—1,2,3,4, Best Minor Actress—4. WiNCESDAVISS—E EAI. RICK DE LA CRUZ—French Club— 1,2,3,4, vice-pres.—4; Senior Class Vice President; Student Council—3; Art Club— 2,3,4, pres.—4, Scholastic Art Contests— 1,2,3,4, Two Honorable Mentions at Scholastic Art Awards, United States American Art Award Winner—3,4, Art Work Displays at Grace College Art Show and St. Francis Art Show; Football—1,2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball—4. JILL DIMMICK—Art Club—1,2,3,4, sec.- tres.—4; Drama Club—2,3; Ski Club—1,?2,3. TRACEY DIXON GINA EASTMAN—Track—2,3; Cross Country—3; Drama Club—4; F.C.A.—4; Sunshine Society—4. PETER FORTMAN—French Club— 1,2,3,4, pres.—4; National Honor Society— 3,4; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Concert Band—1,2,3,4; Pit Orchestra—1,2,3,4; Second Place in Computer Programming Contest; Hoosier Boys State Delegate—3; Honor Roll—1,2,3,4; Salutatorian. KELLY FRANCIS—Concert Choir—1; Gospel Choir—2; Swing Choir—3; Drama Club—1,2; Cheerblock—1,2,3,4, representative—2,3; Sunshine Society—2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate—2; Student Council—3; Senior Class Secretary. KELLY FRANTZ—F.C.A.—1,2,3,4, vice- pres. 2,4; Girl’s Varsity Club—2,3,4, activities chairman—3; Concert Band—1,2,3; Marching Band—1,2,3; Sunshine Society— 2,3,4; Cheerleading—3,4; Cheerblock—1,?2; Swing Choir—3; Volleybali-—1,2,3,4, capt.— 4, Second Team All Conference—4; Track— 1,2,3,4, Hurdles record; Girl’s Basketball— 1,2; Intramural Volleyball—4; O.E.A.—2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Junior Miss Poise and Appearance Winner—4. RUSSELL GAGNON-—Basketball—1; Chess Club—1; Baseball—1. SCOTT FREDS—French Club—1,2; Student Council—1,2; Choir—1,3; Drama Club—3,4, Best Up and Coming Actor—3. Best Actor—4; Baseball—1,2,3,4, Best ERA-—2; Basketball—1,2; Tennis 2; National Honor Society—4; World Affairs Conference Delegate—4; Outstanding Government Student in Indiana—4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SCOTT GAGNON—Chess Club—1; French Club—1,2; Drama Club—4; Wildcat World Feature Editor—4; Intramural Basketball—4; Baseball—1; Baseball Manager—3,4; Basketball—1; Tennis—2,4; Intramural Volleyball—4. WHITNEY GANGWER—French Club— 1,2,4; National Honor Society—4; Outstanding Government Student Award. BLAINE GERARD TODD GILBERT—F.F.A.—1,2,3,4, tres.— 4, Parly Team—3,4, Crops Judging—1,2,3,4, Farm Business Management—3,4, Hoosier Farmer Award, Star Chapter Farmer—4; First Place in District Extemp. Speaking—4; Drama Club—3,4; National Honor Society— 4: Tennis—4; Basketball—1; Baseball—1,2; Track—4. BEN GRANT—F.F.A.—1,2,3,4; Drama Club! CHARLES GULISH—Concert Choir—1,2; Gospel Choir—3,4; “South Pacific” —1; “The Music Man’—2; “The Boyfriend”—3. ROSE GUNDERSON—Wildcat World—4; Cheerblock—2; Junior Achievement—2; Concert Choir—3,4, Second Silver Medal for Solo—4, Gold Medal for Solo—3; Drama Club—3; Tennis Team—3. JERRY HACKWORTH LISA HAGAN—French Club—1,2; Art Club—1; Cheerblock—1,2. MELANIE HAHN—French Club—1,2,3,4; Sunshine Society—2,3,4; F.C.A.—1,2,3,4; Track—1,2,3; Cheerleading—1,2; Cheerblock—1,2,3,4; Student Council—4; Miss Congeniality, Homecoming—2. TERRY HALL—Drama Club—1; Ski Club—1,2,3,4; French Club—1,2; O.E.A.— 3,4, Parliamentarian—4, Fifth Place in Computer Literacy. TINA HAMMEL—Mat Maids—3,4, pres.—4; Cheerblock Row Captain—4; Girl’s Varsity Club Treasurer—4; O.E.A. Vice President—4; F.C.A.—3,4; Drama Club— 3,4, Best Supporting Actress—3,4, Most Spirited Drama Clubber—4; French Club— 3,4; Swing Choir—3,4; National Arion Award—3; Volleyball—3,4, Best Defensive Player Award—3; National Anthem Vocalist—4; Student Council—4; Athletic Director’s Assistant—4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Whitko High School “Spirit of Jr. Miss”; Whitko High School’s 1984 Jr. Miss; Indiana State “Spirit of Jr. Miss 1984.” TINA HAPNER-—Basketball—1. RANDY HART—Basketball—1,2,3; Baseball—1,2,3,4; Football—1,2,3,4. PERRY HEINOLD—FFA—1,2,3,4; Varsity Basketball Manager—1,2,3,4; Varsity Football Manager—4; Varsity Track Manager—4. JESSE HENDRICKSON MARGARET HICKS—National Honor Society—4; OEA president—4; Drama Club—2,3,4, Secretary—4; Sunshine Society—2,3,4; Student Council—2,4; Volleyball—1; Concert Choir—1; Swing Choir—2,3; Homecoming Queen Candidate—4; Sunshine Queen Candidate— 2, TRACEY HILLIGOSS—French Club— 1,2,3,4; FCA—1,2; Sunshine Society—2,3,4; Track—1,2,3; Volleyball—1; Intramural Volleyball—4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. JUDY HINDS—Drama Club—4, pres.—1; Student Council—2; Swing Choir—3; Reflections—1; Best Actress, Best Underclassman, Female Entertainer; Matmaids—4; Sunshine—4; first runner-up in Junior Miss; “The Crucible,” ““The Music Man,” “No Opera At the Opry House,” 53 54 o: oie “The Boyfriend,” “Matchmaker,” “The Sound of Music; Mr. Class Candidate for Homecoming. KIM HOOVER—Concert Choir—2,3; Swing Choir—4; Concert Band—1; Whitko Marching Pride Flags—1; OEA—4; Sunshine—2,3,4; Campus Life—4; 2d in Solo Ensemble Contest. BRYAN HOUGH—French Club—1,2,3,4; FCA 2,3—Treasurer, 4—-vice pres.; Baseball—1,2; Track—3,4; Football—1— MVP 2,3,4; Basketball—1,2,3, Free throw trophy—4. VIRGINIA HOWK— Volleyball—1,2,3; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Track—1; French Club—1,2; Cheerblock—1; Concert Choir— 2,3,4; Marching Pride Auxillary Squad— 2,3,4; Sunshine—2,3,4—officer—4—SSS girl of the month—4—Jr. Miss Contestant— 4—Jr. Miss Physical Fitness; Student Council—1. MICHELE HUFF—Sunshine—2,3,4; Cheerblock—1,4; Drill Team—1,2,3; French Club—2,3; Concert Choir—2,3,4; Swing Choir—4; Jr. Miss Contestant—4. DAVE HULL—Basketball—1; Football—1; Intramural Basketball—3,4; FFA—1; Swing Choir—1; Concert Choir—1,2,3,4; “South Pacitic=—- I DOROTHY HULL—Sunshine 1; Band— 1,2,3,4; Teen Stewards—1,2. BARBARA IHOLTZ—Drama Club— 1,2,3,4—-Student Director; Teen Stewards— 1,2,3,4; Sunshine—2,3,4; Intramural Basketball Scorekeeper. ELICIA IMEL—OEA—4; Drama Club— 1—“South Pacific,” “No Opry at the Opry House Tonight,” “South of Music;” Sunshine 2,3,4; Swing Choir—3,4; Concert Choir— 1,2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SCOTT JENKINS—Band—1,2—solo ensemble contest—1; Wrestling—1,2; Pep Band—?; Pit Orchestra—1; Art Club— 1,2,3,4; Cross Country—3. BETH KING—Cheerleader—1,2,3,4, capt.—1,4; Sunshine 2,3,4—Sunshine Girl of the Month—3; French Club—1,2,3,4; Girl’s Varsity Club—1,2,3,4—pres—4; FCA— 2,3,4; Freshman Class Vice-President; Volleyball—2,3,4, capt.—4, Best Offensive Player—4; Track—1,2,3,4, varsity capt.—4, 200m record 1,2,3, 400m relay record 1,2,3, 800m relay record—1,2, Most points award—1,3,4, 100m record—4, 2000m Sectional Champ, 800m relay Sectional Champ, Advanced to Regionals—1,2,3,4, TRC 200m Champ—1,2,3; Homecoming Queen—3; Prom Queen—4; Girls State Alternate—3. NANCY KIRKHAM—French Club— 1,2,3,4; Drama Club—1; Sunshine 2; Cheerblock—1; Marchin g Band—2,3; Rifle Squad—2,3; Newspaper Staff—2; Ski Club—2. JOHN LEITCH—Art Club—2,3,4, Gold Key Winner. DARRIN LINCOLN—FFA—1; Wrestling—1. BENJAMIN LIPPLY—JV Basketball— 12,37 PASI, 3.4 RALPH LINTHICUM—FFA Forestry DCAM cel 223245 WENDY LORTIE—FFA 1,2,3,4; Sunshine—2,3,4; Concert Choir—1; Swing Choir—2,3,4; Whitko Marching Pride Rifle Squad—1,2,3, co-capt.—4; Drama Club—?; Joy—2; Track—1,2: FFA State Choir— 2,3,4; FFA Dairy Judging Team—1,4. SANDRA LOVE—Concert Band—1,2,3,4; Jazz Band—2,4; Pep Band—2,4; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Pit Band—2,3.4: Track—1; French Club—3,4; OEA—4; Science Club— De DOUG LUDE—Concert, Stage, Jazz, Pep Bands—1,2,3,4; Drum Major—3,4; Best Sophomore in Band; Basketball—1,2,3; Wrestling—4; Cross Country—3,4; Track— 3,4; FCA—4. KIRK LUDE—Cross Country—3,4, capt.— 54 rack 5 sh@A Ss, MARTY MANUEL—Concert Band— 1,2,3,4; Marching Band—1,2,3,4; Pep Stage Band—1,2,3,4, Most Outstanding Freshman in Band; Swing Choir—3; Tri- State Honor Choir—3; Drama Club—3,4, “No Opry in the Opry House Tonight,” “The Boyfriend,” ““The Matchmaker’”’, Best Actor Award—3; Entertainer of the Year—3; National Honor Society—3,4, Trasurer—4; Ski Club—1,2,3,4, Treasurer—3, Vice- President—4; Congressional Student Award Winner—3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; FFA—1,2,3,4, president—4, Star Greenhand Award—1, State Freshman Public Speaking Award runner-up—l, Livestock Judging Team— 2,3,4, Ist Eastern National, 2d State Contest, 5th National Barrow Show, DeKalb Award winner—4, Hoosier Farmer Degree—4, Beef Proficiency Winner—4, Farm Business Management Team—4. JOHN MARTIN—Football—2,3,4; Golf— 2,3; Intramural Basketball—3; Intramural Volleyball—1. DARREL D. MAST—Football—1,2,3,4; Wrestling—1,2,3,4; Sectional Champ—3,4; 3d in TRC. BILLIE METZGER—Whitko Marching Pride—1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; OEA—4; Girls’ Varsity Club 2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball Manager—1,2,3,4, Manager Award—4; Girls’ Track Manager—1, Girls’ Track—2,3,4. ROBIN KAY MICHEL—Sunshine—2,3,4, Sunshine Girl of the Month; French Club— 1,2,3,4; Ski Club—1,2; Girls’ Varsity Club— 2,3,4; Student Council—1,2; Volleyball— 1,2,3,4; Tennis—2,3,4; Cheerleader—1,3; FFA Chapter Sweetheart. CHRIS A. MILLER—Band—1,2,3,4; Wrestling—1,2,3; Baseball—2,3; FFA— 1,2,3,4; Drama Club—1,2,3; Pit Band—2; Ski Club—1,2, Marching Band—1,2,3,4; South Pacific; Choir—3. MARK MILLER—National Honor Society—2,3,4; Basketball—1; Tennis—1; Track—1,2,3; Drama Club—2,3,4, “The Matchmaker,” “The Sound of Music;” French Club—1,2,3,4; Gospel Choir—4. LORI LYNN MISHLER—National Honor Society—2,3,4, Secretary 4; Sunshine—2,3,4; French Club—3,4; Cheerblock—1,2,3,4, Row Capt.—4; Whitko Marching Pride Flag Squad—1,2,3,4; Dick Lugar Symposium for Tomorrow’s Young Leaders—3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students—3. RHONDA MISHLER—Spanish Club—1,2; French Club—4; Sunshine—4; National Honor Society—3,4; Drama Club—1,2,3,4, vice-president—4; Best Actress—4; Speech— 2,3,4, president—4, advanced to Regionals— 3, Distinction Award—4, Most valuable Speech Team Member—4. WILL MOEMAKER—FCA—4; Tennis—4; Basketball—4. BRENT MONTEL—FFA—1,2,3,4. RHONDA MONTEL —Sunshine—2,3,4; Cheerblock—1,2,3,4, row capt.; FFA— 1,2,3,4; OEA Historian—1; 4-H—9 years, pres.—2 years; Jr. Leader—S years. DAVID MUNOZ—Football—1,2,3. MATHEW L. MYERS—French Club—2. RICK OLIVER—Football—3,4; Intramural Volleyball—4. JOE O’SHEA—Spanish Club—4; Teen Stewards—4; Wrestling—4; Track—4; Drama Club—4; Student Council—4. JEFFREY SCOTT PETERS—Basketball— 1,2,3,4; Baseball—1; Football—1; Track— 2,3,4; FCA—1,2,3,4; Student Council—4; French Club—1,2,3; All-Conference Basketball lst Team—3,4; Co-Area Player of Year (Times-Union)—4; All Area (Journal- Gazette)—4; INDIANA ALL-STAR TEAM—4. CRIS Iya PHIERIPS— Art Club—: Sunshine—3,4; Cheerblock—3,4; OEA—4. SHERRY PHILLIPS—Sunshine—2,3,4. KATHY RAGAN-—Sunshine—2,3,4. JAN RAY—Cheerblock—1; French Club 1,2,3; Band Aux.—2,3,4; Art Club—2,3,4; Drama Club (Make-up crew)—2; Ski Club—2,3. MICHAEL E. RAY—Track Manager—3; Tennis 2; Basketball—1; National Honor Society—2,3,4; French Club—2,3,4; Art Club—3,4; Drama Club—3,4, ““The Boyfriend,” “The Matchmaker,” “The Sound of Music,” Set Crew Chief—4; Gospel Choir—4. JEFFREY MARK REID—French Club— 1,2,3,4, treasurer—3; FCA—2,3,4, pres. 4; Student Council—1,3, vice-pres.—3; Junior Class Vice-President; Football—2,3,4, A.P. lst Team All-State Def. Back—3; MT All- State Def. Back 1st Team—4; Ist Team Conf. Punter—3; North-South All-Star Game Alt.—4; Basketball—1,2,3,4, Captain—4; Track—1,2,3,4, Captain—4; Set 8 school records in Football; Set 3 school records in Track. LARRY RICHARDSON KEITH EUGENE RIDENOUR—Cross Country—1,2,3,4; Track—1,2,3; Drama— 3,4; Gospel Choir—3,4; Swing Choir—3; Concert Choir—1,2; Marching Band—1; Concert Band—1; “Boyfriend,” “Sound of Music,” “Matchmaker.” RITA RIDER—Cheerblock—1,2,3,4, row capt.—4; French Club—1,2,3; OEA—4, historian—4; Sunshine—2. BRENT ROBERTS—FFA—2,3,4. DARLINDA ROWE—Teen Stewards—3,4. TINA SAMMONS—Concert Choir—1; Swing Choir—2,4, ISSMA Vocal Award 2d place, district—4, ISSMA Vocal Award Ist place, district—1, ISSMA Vocal Award Ist place, State—1; Marching Pride—1,2,3,4, capt.—4; Concert Band—1,2; Cheerblock— 4; OEA—4; Junior Miss Contestant—4. CHRIS SANDS—Concert Choir—4. RHONDA SAVINGS—Sunshine—2,3,4; Cheerblock—1,2; French Club—3,4; Marching Band—2,3,4; Auxiliary Flags— 2,3,4. JOAN SHAFER—Art Club—2,3,4. WILLIAM R. SHARP—Drama Club—1,?2; Track—1,2,3,4; Cross Country—1,2,3,4. DUANE SHEPHERD—Football—1,2,3,4; Basketball—1,2,3,4; Golf—1; Baseball—1; National Honor Society—4; Student Council PT CSteeaoe PAULA KAY SHULTZ TIM SHULTZ SUSAN SMITH—Drama—1,2,3; Speech— 1,2,3,4, vice-pres.—4; Marching Band— 1,2,3,4; Concert Band—1,2,3,4; French Club—3,4; Yearbook—2,3; Sunshine—2,3,4. ERIC C. STEVENS DAVID SUBKOWSKI—Track 1,2,3; Cross Country—2,3,4; Intramural Basketball—2. JON TOWNSEND—National Honor Society—2,3,4; Track Manager—3,4; Cross Country Manager—3. BRIAN WALKER—Football—1,2,3,4; Track—3; Football All-State 2d Team—3,4. LOWELL WARNER—National Honor Society—2,3,4, vice-pres.—3, pres.—4; FFA—1,2,3,4, Crop Judging—1,2,4, Ist place district crop proficiency, Farm Management Team—3,4, Ist place PCA Farm Management Contest, Parliamentary Team—3,4, vice-pres.—4; Junior Class President; Boys’ State Delegate; Intramural Volleyball—4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. GILBERT WATKINS ROBERT WATKINS LISA WATSON—Sunsine—2,3,4; Cheerblock—2,3,4, row capt.—4; OEA—4, 3d Place in OEA District Accounting; Pit Orchestra—1,2; Marching Pride Flag Squad—1,2,3,4; Flag Capt.—3,4; Concert Band—1,2,3,4; Junior Miss Contestant—4; OEA State Accounting Participant—4. YVONNE MARIE WOLF—Cheerblock— 1,2; French Club—1,2,3,4; Sunshine—2,3,4; Senior Sunshine Queen Candidate, Sunshine Girl of the Month; OEA Treasurer—4; Volleyball—1,2. KATHY WOLFE—Drama Club—1; Sunshine 2,3,4; French Club—2,3,4; FCA— 3,4; OEA—4, Parliamentarian—4; Basketball—1,2,3. SUSAN JILL WRIGHT—Volleyball—1,2; Cheerblock—1,2; Tennis—2,3; French Club—i,2,3,4; FCA—3,4; Sunshine—2. SCOTT WRIGHTSMAN—Teen Stewards—4. TODD YATES ap) Ben WON Se = S © pam x = s x Hani © —T Class of Seniors See Detroit 57 A Final Look At Seniors 58 PROUD PARENTS TAMRA CARLIN Parent of Lisa Carlin CLAUDE LINDA MANUEL Parents of Marty Manuel BERT ALMA RAGAN Parents of Kathy Ragan BUD LINDA YATES Parents of Todd Yates RONALD JANET CLAWSON Parents of Amy Black STEVE NORMA WOLF Parents of Yvonne Wolf TOM KAY FORTMAN Parents of Peter Fortman MR. MRS. JOHN T. HAGAN Parents of Lisa Hagan MICHAEL CHRISTINE HOWK Parents of Virginia Howk MR. MRS. CLEDUS C. SANDS Parents of Christopher Sands VERN ALICE LEITCH Parents of John Leitch MR. MRS. JACK SMITH Parents of Susan Smith CONGRATULATIONS! Bobbi Allen Kathy Anders Mike Anderson Aaron Arnold Aleta Baker Sherri Baker Diane Bales Jr. Class Officers: Pres. Barb Kel- sey, Vice—Sheila Ousley, Sec.— Michelle Conley, Treas.—Linda Carlin. Troy Bouck Denise Bowles Richard Burton Jamie Busz Linda Carlin Pete Castillo Jan Chaney Sandy Clark Dick Cole Robert Cole Michelle Conley James Cooper Johnny Couch Brad Craig Byron Craig Linda Creech Jeff Cripe Lisa DeLacruz Deanna Dixon Dianna Drudge Mike Ebbinghouse Rhonda Ellenberger Bill Elliott Turner England Ruben Espinoza Mark Finken Martha Fortman Jo Francis Matt Gaff Shannon Gangwer Angie Gerardot 61 Jim Goff Each year the Junior Class sells magazines to raise money for the Prom. This year the four top sell- ers were: Cheri Heeter, Aleta Ba- ker, Missy Long and Candy Mill- cE Luke Goings Barbara Greene Paul Groniger Mala Grossman Roni Sue Hackworth � P eet ig) Mart Hale . hb = - Wade Hall AVAILABLE Stacy Hammel Kerine Harper Kelse Harris Cheri Heeter Lauretta Helblig Talisha Helvey Brad Hough Cindy Howk Michele Hull Phillis Hull Doug Hunckler Duane Loe and Pam Johnston Brad Riemersma, working hard at the Dunes! Ron Huston Melissa Ihnen Tina Imel Joe Jackson Tim Jarrell Darrell Jenkins Cindy Johnson 62 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Pam Johnston James Jubinville Studying hard, Mark Rose? Rhonda Jubinville Brian Judy Roger Juillerat Aaron Keele Scott Keirn Barb Kelsey Kevin E. Kennedy Marsha Meloy, Michelle Conley, Pam Johnston, Sheila Ousley and Bobbi Allen 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 Todd Mossburg Ricky Murphy Larry Newman Bryan Nicodemus Mike Ousley Sheila Ousley Lisa Owens Chris Patrick Rebecca Paxton Karen Pfleiderer Shane Poage Scott Prater Dave Prescott 63 Mike Reiff Lanette Richards Amy Ridenour Brad Riemersma Rodney Roberts Dane Ronk Jerry Rosbrugh Mark Rose Mary Rose Dawn Rubrake Lisa Ruse Jess Rush Nelson Schuman Scott Sechrist Patti Shafer Brad Sherwin Kevin Shoemaker Kristine Shupe Ed Sims Kent Slater Amy Slusher Stacy Slusher Billy Smith Lynn Smith Sara Smith Alice Stark Brian Stayer Vickie Steiner Well Cheri, is that going to turn into a prince? Gee Joe, you mean you reall y think in school? Lena Stephens Shena Stephens Tena Stephens Gary Syndram Tom Thomas April Tobey Janette Vandersaul 64 Stacey Hammell Cindy Howk, Brad Riemersma Tina Warner Todd Waybright Steve Weber Kelli White Shannon White David Wilkonson Mike Mitchell Rhonda Wilkinson Betina Yates Ann Yohe Glenda Bays Cheryle Hunt Working hard on the class float Bill Smith, Pam Johnston, Kelli White, Brad Sherwin, Duane Loe, and Rodney Roberts. Mary Rose Missy Long 65 66 “We've Got Tonight” Junior Class Vice-President, Sheila Ousley, presenting the 1984 Jeff Reid, 1984 Prom King receives his crown from Sheila Ous- ley, Jr. class V.Pres. Prom Queen crown to Beth King The 1984 prom took place at the Lantern in Fort Wayne. The evening began with welcomes given by Jr. Class Pres. Barb Kelsey and Sr. Class Pres. Dennis Anweiler. A smorgasboard dinner followed. The remainder of the evening was filled with dancing to the sounds of “Special Blend” and crowning Jeff Reid and Beth King the 1984 Prom King and Queen. i Class officers and escorts: L. to R.: Rick DeLaCruz, Judy Hinds, Dennis Anweiler, Scott Freds, Sheila Ousley, David Wilkinson, Barb Kelsey, Michelle Conley and Scott Brandon. Chad Van Kirk and Kelly Frantz Mr. Bryan Sprunger and wife Vickie Junior class sponsor, Mr. Tom Dilling and his lovely wife Wendy. Stacy Hammel and Janette Vandersaul Pam Johnston, Rodney Roberts and Brad Hough 67 Sophomores: Fast-breakin’ for ’86 West ed BR a Ne a The 1983-1984 school year was a busy one for the sophomore class of 86. “Break- dancing reached Whitko, along with leath- er pants and cut-off T-shirts. Our varsity and junior basketball teams were “‘fast- breaking” towards successful seasons, and the class of °86 was busy “breaking” into new activities and renewing interests in old ones. Among the new activities were Sunshine Society, OEA, and the National Honor So- ciety. Old ones were sports, French Club, band and FFA. A memorable experience for the kids who took Biology II was the dissecting of a rat. It’s doubtful anyone will soon forget the weeks he spent on the “experience.” This year, members of the class won indi- vidual honors. Karla Sweeden won “Miss Congeniality” at Homecoming for the sec- ond year in a row, and Karen Engleberth placed first in OEA state competition, , earning the right to compete at nationals. Also, the class as a whole won the float competition at Homecoming. Some of the year is caught on film here. Enjoy remembering as you look through the section! Kristie Anders Doug Arnold Kathy Blocher Lies] Boggs Scott Booth Julie Bower Andrew Bowers Lee Bradley Anita Brainard Hope Braun Ron Brown Joyce Butler Roy Castillo Jeff Chaplin Chris Clark Ron Clark Roger Claxton Alan Compton Amy Davis Abel DeLaCruz 68 This year’s class officers were Chad Hill, Liesl Boggs, and Terry Nicodemus ; 4% Doug Fry sang in the swing choir this year. | | | Isn’t this what school is all about—Lunch? There Mark Demske Lesa DeRossett Cindy Dormans Paula Easterday Rex Eiler Mitch Elder Billy Elliott Karen Engleberth Darren Estepp Susanne Evilsizor Jim Fortman Doug Fry Chad Geer Amy Goodman Kim Gregory Christine Gulish Paul Hahn Brad Hall Kitt Hall Rhonda Hall Lisa Hardy are a lot of people in this picture. How many do you know? 69 Tami Hare Angie Hart Yvette Harter Beth Hartup Vincent Haupert Sally Heinold Jo Ellen Hicks Tammy Hicks Teja Hiers Todd Hiers Chad Hill Kim Hinds Gail Hite Randa Huff _ Toni Hull Floyd Hyden Sheri Hyser Tanya Hyser Sherry Jackson Greg Johnson Patti Johnson At band camp, Mick plays while Steph rests. That’s Kim Hinds with Julie Paxton sang at the Christmas concert in spite the colored flag. of a broken arm. 70 Tee oh ee EY ae aT SY “gt, ey Se SBE yet DPR It’s time for Health and P.E. class with Mrs. Rob- erts’ gang. Wendy is rushing to class. Will she make it on time? Todd Hiers just wants to know what time it is. Lisa Karst Rod Keirn Tony Kincaid Brian Kintigh Bill Kral Roy Krouse Bryan LaLone Danny Lambert Missy Lehman William Lent Franklin Loe Julie Long Kristie Lude Stephanie Macklin Donovan McCormick Wendy Miller Dorothy Myers Terry Nicodemus Jolane Ogden David Ousley Gary Ousley 71 72 Terry, Kristie, Becky, and Larisa on our Homecoming float. Either Steph thinks she is a kangaroo, or she’s playing leapfrog. Randa is waiting her turn in the lunch line. That’s Jolane relaxing with a drink at band camp. Ken Ousley Mick Ousley Jeff Parker Julie Paxton Mark Pherigo Dawn Phillips Randy Prater Lori Rebman Vickie Rebman Monty Reid Rick Reiff LaDema Reynolds Leigh Roberts Dudley Rowe Darrin Rubrake Larisa Rubrake Tammy Ruckman Jeff Rufner Keith Russel Jennifer Schneider Cheryl Setser’ Angi Sexton Jason Shoemaker Jeff Sickafoose Mark Sickafoose Dedra Slone Ryan Smith Ty Smith Debbie Snavely Nick Sparks Rocky Spears Joe Stephens Karla Sweeden Mike Tolson Missy Ulshafer Chad Van Kirk Janet Watts Shelly Whitaker Rebecca Wilson Mike Wine Chris Wolf Glenna Woods Penny Yates ! Ron Young Rory Young Is this a scene from a beach movie? No, it’s just another day at band camp. Who is that person bent over?! 73 74 Class officers from top to bottom: President, Bryan Sherwin; Vice-Presi- dent, Debbie Reid; Secretary, Angy Slusher Not pictured; Treasurer, Staci Smith The class of eighty-seven is an energetic, fun-loving group. We are a unique mixture of personalities, interests, and behaviors and have a drive to succeed that keeps us going. We are willing to try new, interesting, and sometimes embarrasing things. There are quite a few advantages to being a freshman. One of the best things about being a freshman is that we have the opportunity to meet so many new friends. We are able to choose most of our classes for the first time and there are many extra-curricular activities and sports that we may join. The freshman sports teams definitely look forward to improving and making Whitko sports teams better than ever. Band camp is another fun and exciting experience that we may have when we graduate from eighth grade and become freshmen. And, best of all, we look forward to, of course, one day being seniors. Here are some of our feelings about having been freshmen: “Being a freshman is a feeling you can’t duplicate.”—Tony Kinney “Being a freshman was a good time.”—Rich Lysaght “The worst thing about being a freshman is ‘being a freshman’.”—Monda Sievers “Being frosh material is horrifying!”’—Lewis Yingst “T think my freshman year has been the most fun of all.”—Nancy Huston “Being a freshman was like being a baby.”—Kim Demske ‘Being a freshman made me feel superior to kids younger than I was.”—Tonya Barrett “Being a senior would be nicer.” —Melisa Hathaway Paula Adkins Mike Albert Kim Anders Mitch Anderson William Austin Bobby Baker Tonya Barrett y fl Ronald Betts Brian Boocher Adam Bosaw Sherri Carlin Wayne Clawson Kathy Coble Wendy Cooper Kim Copeland 75 76 Sandra Craft Adam Craig Melissa Craig Sean Creviston Tracey Davis Trixy Dazey Jeff Defrain Kim Demske Pat Dimmick Dianna Dingus Randy Dormans Delaine Due Stacey Duggins Jim Eiler Cami Elder Danielle Elder Bobbi Elliott Tara Fancil Brian Fawcett Shelley Fisher Duane Foellinger Nancy Fortman Karen Fox Mariah French Dana Geer Renee Gilbert Al Gilson Don Gilson Betsy Goodrich Tammy Grandstaff Vincent Groniger Roland Hall Carla Harmon Kay Harris Tina Harris Fred Hathaway Melisa Hathaway Connie Hawkins John Hawkins Monique Hawkins Anita Heintzelman Randy Helblig Frank Hendrickson Rick Hobbs John Hoffert Ruth Hoskins Greg Howard Kathy Howard Mike Howk Scott Huff Quetta Hurd Nancy Huston Jim Jeffries Don Jenkins Martha Joy Kindra Jubinville Brian Keel Leigh Keirn Tony Kinney Randi Kintigh Mike Kline Brian Knoop Mark Knoop Vallerie Kreider Doug Krull Kathie Lackey Walter Lambert Jarrad Lancaster 77 78 Jennifer Lancaster Donnie Landis Steve Lavergne James Loe John Lortie Dean Lott Donna Love Rich Lysaght Heather McCormick Jackie McKeighen Debbie Miller Mike Miller Vicky Mink Roger Mullins Robert Ochoa Carol Orr Bobbie Perkins Kathy Pfleiderer Shelly Poe John Prater Debbie Reid Bryan Roberts Kerry Ronk Amy Rose Susan Rose Sandee Rufner Shanna Ruse Terrie Sanders Penny Schauber Jeff Schumaker Charlie D. Shepherd Charlie E. Shepherd Chris Shepherd Beth Sherrard Bryan Sherwin Kip Shoemaker Penny Shultz Monda Sievers Angie Sims Tammy Sims Angy Slusher Staci Smith Bill Spriggs Doug Stahl Doug Stanley Mike Stephens Paul Stephens Todd Stoddard Scott Striggle Sheila Stump Steve Subkowski Shannon Swick Jennifer Taft Branden Truman Chris Valdez Steven Van Wey Jamie Vandersaul Lisa Venable Corey Walker Rachelle Walker Charlie Walters Brent Wilson Doug Wolfe Shirley Wolfe James Wright Ruchele Wright TS, Mr. Arlyn D. Reinhard Principal Mr. J.O. Smith M I N I S I I O N , WA Oe eee es anes Whitko Board of School Trustees: seated L. to R.: G. McClintick, R. Kessie, D. Dial standing L. to R.: T. Duggins, D. Huber 80 We Welcome New Principal Coming to Whitko with an Ed.S. Degree from Indiana University, Arlyn D. (Art) Reinhard is the new high school principal. Mr. Reinhard, his wife Patti, and two chil- dren, Erika and Rocky, have settled comfortably into the Whitko community. Mr. Reinhard has taken his position of educational leadership to heart. He is always available to his staff, students and the community. Within the system he has initiated departmental and curricular organzation and evaluation. He is also guiding the high school through the evaluation process to becoming a member of North Central Associ- ation. His leadership qualities are helping Whitko High School to provide students with a positive learning environment. Mr. Reinhard says, “I wish to take this opportunity to thank the students and staff of Whitko High School for the fine cooperation received throughout the school year of 1983-’84. Each of you profitted by the many experiences shared with each other.” Mrs. Sharon Peoples Mr. Linden Boggs Director of Guidance Asst. Director of Guidance Mr. George Hathaway Asst. Principal and Athletic Director Mr. Carl Sands Assistant Principal 81 82 Those Who Make It All Possible Custodian—Mable Blanchard Bus drivers: L. toR.: M. Dierks, J. Lotz, C. Conley, K. Block, D. Thomas, V. Lehman, J. Michael, K. Michael, G. Ostrom, T. Rhodes, S. Roberts, M. Sands, J. Arnold, B. Norris, P. Carroll, B. Gregory, M. Juillerat, C. Haegert, J. Winger, D. Baker, M. Bolinger, R. Rider Meet The Expounders Of Knowledge T. Dilling—Social Studies eaee E. Thompson—Business . L. to R.: W. Malicki—Art and B. Patrick—P.E. and Health le x “a. Retiring ... After twenty-two years with the Whitko school system and thirty-two years of teaching, Mrs. Josephine Hively has decided to retire. Mrs. Hively teaches home economics and needlecraft. Mrs. Hively and her husband Jack live in the Etna Troy Township. They have four children, all married, and six wonderful grandchildren. Her retirement plans include quilting, needlecraft, gardening, yard work and some travel. She hopes to at least visit her daughter in Maryland. Mrs. Hively also stated that sleeping late was a part of her retirement plans. Mrs. Hively would like to leave the following thought with the faculty and students of Whitko. Friendship is a priceless gift That can’t be bought or sold, But to have an understanding friend Is worth far more than gold. Helen Steiner Rice 83 S. McManama—English K. Grant—Math S. Schultz—Math B. Walker—Band Among my fondest memories is the excitement generated each day by the uninhibited enthusiasm of kids ea; becoming ... J. Begley—Math and Industrial Arts L. Skiles—English and Speech 84 M. Blocher—Special Education B. Pressler—Business D. Begley—Business S. Dasbach—Science Mr. Boggs, providing four-year course planning for freshman Rich Lysaght 85 86 J. Cerny—English D. Helm—Social Studies D. Forsberg—Science L. Roberts—P.E. and Health B. Sprunger—Industrial Arts S. Hoopingarner— Woodshop W. McVay—Vocational Agriculture Meet Some New Faces... R. Reiff—English J. Yeager—Math S. Tumbleson—Industrial Arts R. Darley—Vocal Music 87 88 ArmA Ne AOCOUVUD Varsity and J. V. Spikers Breaking Through ST TT ST CS Varsity Volleyball: Ist Row, Larisa Rubrake, Tina Hammel, Barb Kelsey, Lanette Richards, Cindy Howk, Talisha Helvey, Sheila Ousley, Mary Rose; 2d Row, Coach Roth, Michele Conley, Kelly Frantz, Beth King, Missy Long, Deb Reid, Robin Michel, Ass’t Coach Reiff Scoreboard CATS OPP. Hunt. Cath. 15-15 3-10 Carroll 15-8-15 10-15-10 Homestead 12-10 15-15 Manchester $-15-9 15-3-11 Churubusco 13-10 £5-15 Northfield 4-2 15735 Oak Hill 9-7 15-15 Wawasee 6-3 15-15 Triton 14-11 16-13 Col. City 6-2 15-15 Wayne 6-4 14-15 Whites es 1-2 Eastern 15-15 4-9 Tipp. Valley E5215 6-9 Warsaw 15-2-6 12-15-15 North Miami 12-11-14 10-15-16 Southwood 10-13 15-15 Senior Beth King 1983 M.V.D. Senior Robin Michel’s powerful serve 90 J. V. Volleyball: 1st Row, Tara Fancil, Donna Love, Wendy Miller, Amy Rose, Jennifer Lancaster, Becky Wilson, Toni Hull; 2d Row, Coach Roth, Angie Hart, Angy Slusher, Dana Geer, Kathy Coble, Jennifer Schneider, Julie Long, Monda Sievers, Ass’t Coach Reiff Senior Kelly Frantz at the line. Lanette gives her all. With a smashing display of skills, the 1983 Girls’ Volleyball team finished a competitive season 10-13. The team opened the season with a strong showing at Westview’s Round Robin Tourney and in competition against Huntington Catholic and Carroll. They then suffered a mid- season slump, but revived to capture fourth place at their own eight-team tourney. This revival was also accompanied by victories over Whites, Eastern, and Tipp. Valley. The season ended as Whitko met Carroll for the third time during the season. 91 92 Gridders End Season 7-3 Football—First row—L. to R.: Rick Oliver, Jeff Reid, Bryan Hough, David Munoz, Brian Walker, Jeff Boggs, Rick DeLaCruz, Dennis Anweiler, Duane Shepherd, Kevin Mast, Jon Martin. Second row—Tony Boogaerts, Bryan Nicodemus, Aaron Arnold, Brad Hough, Mike Ebbinghouse, Kevin Shoemaker, Pete Castillo, Dick Cole, Rod Roberts, Brad Craig, Brad Reimersma, Chris Patrick. Third row—Coach Sprunger, Duane Loe, Matt Gaff, Stacy Hammel, Paul Groniger, Jeff Loe, Steve Weber, Jeff Kripe, Ron Huston, Doug Fry, Chad Geer, Coach Schultz. Fourth row—Coach Clupper, Mitch Elder, Keith Russell, Abel DeLaCruz, Jesse Rush, Darren Estepp, Bill Elliott, Jeff Sickafoose, Mark Pherigo, Chad VanKirk, Johnny Couch, Ty Smith, Coach Lopshire. The 1983 Whitko Fightin’ Cats ended the season with a 7-3 record which tied the best in the school’s history. The season was composed of Scoreboard many peaks and valleys which began with the impressive win over Cats Opp. Manchester and ended with an Record 7 3 overpowering win over Col. City. Manchester 38 21 Hopefully, the foundation for a es 8 winning tradition has been established. Z Tipp. Valley Eastern Northfield Rochester North Miami Northwood Col. City we 94 Wrestlers Win Fifth Varsity Wrestlers: Front, L. to R., Kevin Barker, Doug Lude, Bryan Lalone, Keith Russell, Jarrad Lancaster, Second row: Dennis Anweiler, Bill Smith, Darrel Mast, Rob Koontz, Dave Prescott, Third row: Coach Hoopingarner, Adam Craig, Mike Miller, Aaron Arnold, Chad VanKirk, Todd Helvey, Jeff Loe, Coach Sprunger. This year the wrestling team, although young, possessed much ability and talent. They finished the season with a very impressive 11-4 record. The team won their fifth consecutive Sectional and placed second in the T.R.C., losing to Oak Hill by one point. The team regrets the loss of four seniors with a combined record of 62- 21-1. Senior Dennis Anweiler (pictured to the right) will especially be missed. Dennis established new records for “The Most Takedowns’—33, “Best Season’’—25-2, “Best Career”—61- 12-2, and ““Most Near Fall Points”— 106. Senior Jeff Boggs, who will also be missed, retires with the record of “Most Pins in a Season”—13. Sectional in Five Years J.V. Wrestlers: Front, L. to R., John Hoffert, Mike Wine, Sean Creviston, Scott Huff, Charlie E. Shepherd, Charlie D. Shepherd, Back: Coach Hoopingarner, Mark Koontz, Rick Hobbs, Rick Reiff, Greg Howard, Chad Geer, Coach Sprunger. : Scoreboard _ Central Noble _ Manchester Wabash Wawasee _ Northfield - _ Tipp Valley North Miami New Haven _ eKalb South Side | West Noble Oak Hill : Churubusco Sophomore Chad VanKirk CATS OPP. 0 6 0 30 25 21 30 36 31 22 4) 31 12 21 25 Harriers Have Successful Season Cross Country—Front—L. to R.: Nick Sparks, Dave Subkowski, Randy Dorman, Doug Lude, Richard Lysaght. Back—Amy Ridenour, Keith Ridenour, Kevin Barker, Brian Judy, Bill Sharp, Roger Claxton, Kirk Lude, Rhonda Wilkinson, Coach Mohr. Coach J. Mohr, stepping in at the last minute, was quite pleased with the 1983 cross country season. The harriers captured fifth place at Scoreboard Sectional and fourth place at _ Regionals. They also scored 69 Cats Opp. points to take sixth place out of Waa % 30 eight teams in the T.R.C. At the Hunt. North 34 2 Churubusco Invitational the team Manchester 36 2 also placed fourth. Col. City 1S 4 It was a very successful season for Se - Kevin Barker who competed as an Soustavood 15 50 individual at the Semi State with a Caston 11 49 time of 16:29. North Miami 25 � 30 Tipp. Valley 22 38 Manchester 43 a7 Northfield — 16 40 Wawasee — 25 30 Col. City 15 4] Girls Varsity Basketball . Scoreboard Cats North Miami 39 Central Noble 47 Tipp. Valley 39 Northfield 38 Manchester 39 Oak Hill 38 Churubusco 38 Southwood 49 West Noble 40 Wabash 35 Warsaw 34 Eastern 45 Homestead a Wawasee 26 Hunt. Cath. 58 Sectional Carroll 28 es x Wan oly, 4) Mle qa” 35) 43 i e ' 2p tye | Girls Varsity Basketball—L. to R.: Billie Metzger, Jo Francis, Barb Kelsey, Cindy Howk, Laura Bowers, Jenny Howk, Missy Long, Coach Wood, Lisa Carlin, Hope Braun, Deb Reid, Kim Gregory, Rhonda Wilkinson, Sheila Ousley, Mary Rose. J.V. Girls Basketball Improving J.V. Girls Basketball—Front—L. to R.: Amy Goodman, Wendy Miller, Cheri Heeter, Angie Hart, Mary Rose. Back—Gail Hite, Amy Slusher, Tami Hare, Larisa Rubrake, Jennifer Schneider, Billie Metzger, Coach Dilling. Scoreboard | Cais Opp. Record - 8 North Miami 2 8 Central Noble 6 Tripp. Valley — 30 Northfield a Manchester Oak Hill 26 Churubusco 24 Southwood © . i West Noble 24 Warsaw 38 CC _ Eastern 3 9 Homestead 6 24 Wawasee 34 98 Frosh Girls’ Basketball : S corchoard. Cats Opp. Reo 4 Homestead _ 5b BO Warsaw S 2 Tipp Valley 13 26 Wabash is Vv Co Cay i 23 Warsaw 16 45 Homestead 2 2 Col City © 23 25 The 1983-84 girls’ freshman basketball team was low in numbers but high in quality. Overall team improvement was exemplified in our two games with Col. City. In the first contest, Whitko trailed 20-0 at the half. Several weeks later Whitko played Col. City again and came very close to defeating them. Confidence in their ability as players was the only difference. Hopefully, this confidence will continue to increase, and Whitko girls’ basketball will become a respected force in the area. Pictured L. to R., Coach Lopshire, Manager Billie Metzger, Stacy Duggins, Angy Slusher, Delaine Due, Quetta Hurd, Dana Geer, Monda Sievers, and Managers, Mary Rose and Gail Hite. Freshman Boys’ Basketball Scoreboard _ Cats Opp. Record 2 6 _ Rochester _ 42 30 Tipp Valley S7 40 Col City sy _ W. Noble | 47 40 Warsaw _ 37 38 (ar 4 { Manchester 62 41 Northfield _ 65 4 Triton — 56 27 Wawasee 4, 47 __C. Noble as 8 Southwood _ — 38 28 —Weeesh i 8 Homestead 214i Bishop Dwenger _ 31 49 _ Tipp Valley 52. 48 North Miami The freshman basketball team finished the season with a 12-6 record. They had a perfect 6-0 record against T.R.C. opponents and placed third in their tournament. Pictured, Front, L. to R., Mike Howk, Walter Lambert, Jamie Vandersaul, Al Gilson, Jeff Schumaker, Jim Jeffries; Back, Coach McManama, Bryan Roberts, Don Gilson, Doug Krull, Scott Striggle, Mike Albert, Mike Kline, Wayne Clawson. Varsity Captures Conference Title (gst Fe MMElts! | arte, | auaceny) batey, 3 - aso S4 ¢ ¥ 32 Se b 50 (Uelte =:0 Varsity Basketball—Front—L. to R.: Cheerleaders, Michelle Conley, Stacy Browning, Beth King, Kelly Frantz, and Linda Carlin. Back—Mark Sickafoose, Mike Ebbinghouse, Will Molemaker, Jeff Peters, Jeff Reid, Ty Smith, Scott Striggle, Duane Shepherd, Scott Sechrist, Bryan Hough, Tim Brubaker, Dick Cole and Coach Patrick. Scoreboard Opp. Record 3 Bishop Dwenger Churubusco 56 Warsaw Homestead 52 Wawasee Northfield 51 Hunt. Cath. Col. City 47 Oak Hill Tipp. Valley 72 Triton Central Noble 48 Fairfield Bluffton 52 Southwood West Noble 49 Eastern Manchester 54 North Miami Wabash 57 Sectional Churubusco Manchester 100 101 Jeff Peters Whitko’s First Indiana All Honors Channel 21 Player of the Week All Conference All Area WRSW All Area Journal Gazette All Sectional All State AP Indiana All Star Jeff Peters, son of John and Doris Peters, Larwill, ended a very successful high school basketball season by representing Indiana against the Kentucky All Stars. Jeff is the first athlete from Whitko to be named to the Indiana All Stars. Jeff is pictured at the right during the game in Kentucky. The 6°4” Peters averaged 28.7 points per game during his senior year and broke five school records. During his ’83-’84 season Jeff averaged 60% of field goals, 80% of free throws, and had 136 assists. His finesse on the court kept Whitko fans enthralled throughout the season. Bishop Dwenger Coach Bob Herber said: “T was here when we played Peru when Macy (Kyle) was a senior, and we were u nfortunate enough to play Harding when Masters (Jim) was a junior and senior. And I tell you, he’s in their category. I really believe that. If he doesn’t pick apart the defense with his shooting, he’ll do it with his passing.” Jeff will be attending Notre Dame in the fall of 1984. “Digger” Phelps stated: “Jeff Peters is a real competitor whose outside shooting is under-rated. Before his college career is over, he will prove he can play with the best of them. He’s got a good head for the game. He has good court sense, and he handles the ball well.” Jeff, we at Whitko are very proud of you, and we wish you great success at Notre Dame. School Records Most Points Scored in a Career 1150 Most Points in a Single Game 51 Most Points in a Season 609 Career Assists 316 Most Free Throws in a Game 15 J.V. Basketball Record Best In State 2 ¥ 3 J (ities 7 oe Ni ; 3 Wey ; ql sys Ee, —. i 4% “ys ay a gy gee Jr 4 3u, 40 � ' 4 Z J.V. Basketball—L. to R.: Terry Nicodemus, Doug Arnold, Mike Kline, Bryan Roberts, Doug Fry, Jim Goff, Darren Rubrake, Ron Clark, Jeff Cripe, Paul Hahn, Todd Waybright, Coach Schwartz. The boys J.V. basketball team completed the season with a 19-1 record. This season record tied with that of Madison-Grant for the best record in the state. It also set the record for the best record for a Whitko J.V. team. Special recognition goes to Jim Goff for the best free throw percentage (72%), hitting 18 for 25; Mike Kline for most assists (38); and Darrin Rubrake for most rebounds (100). 103 104 Mr. Basketball contestants Front Row: Dick Cole, Mark Sickafoose, Jeff Reid, Scott Sechrist, Tim Brubaker; 2d Row: Bryan Hough, Mike Ebbinghouse, Duane Shepherd, Ty Smith, Scott Striggle, Darrin Rubrake, Mr. Wood Front Row: Aaron Arnold, Tony Oogaerts, Matt Gaff, Bryan Nicodemus, Steve Weber, Ron Huston, Brad Riemersma, Duane Loe, Jeff Chaplin, Pete Costillo, Stacey Hammel, Rodney Roberts; 2d Row: Doug Lude, Dennis Anweiler, Mark Miller, Randy Hart, Joe Jackson, Scott Freds, Dave Hull, Brad Hough, Brad Craig, Chris Patrick, Kirk Lude, Roger Juillerat, Jeff Sickafoose, Mark Pherigo; 3d Row: Kevin Barker, Adam Craig, Nick Caudill, Jim Clark, Todd Gilbert, Scott Gagnon, Mick Ray, Randy Walker, Bryan Sherwin, Jess Rush, Jerry Rosbrugh, Jamie Busz, Scott Booth, David Wilkinson; 4th Row: Jeff Boggs, Kip Shoemaker, John Carroll, Perry Heinold, Keith Ridenour, Greg Burkholder, Craig Arnold, Rich Lysaght, Ron Betts, Don Landis, Bill Auston, Paul Stephens, Frank Loe Golf Team Looks Promising Golf—Front—L. to R.: Brandon Truman, Jeff Jeffries, Brent Wilson, Todd Waybright, Paul Hahn, Back—Coach Yeager, Jim Goff, Frnak Loe, Kevin Shoemaker, Brad Riemersma, Shawn Melton, Scott Keirn, Jeff Schumaker. Golf was reinstated this spring at Whitko, and the team seems to be quite promising. Four school records were established this season. Three records were set by freshman Jeff Schumaker, who made it to state competition this year, and one record was set by sophomore Frank Loe. The team is young and dedicated to the game. Hopefully, the next few years will show great improvement and success. 105 Boys tennis was reinstated in the fall of 1983. A team photo was not available. Varsity team members are Ron Clark, Todd Waybright, Frank Loe, Will Molemaker, Todd Gilbert, Scott Gagnon, and Don Gilson. J.V. members include Pat Dimmick and Jim Goff. Boys tennis is coached by Mrs. B. Walpole and Mr. S. Hoopengarner. Todd Gilbert in good form Scoreboard Cats Opp. Warsaw Central Noble Manchester Col. City Tipp. Valley Wabash Sectional 106 1 i 2 € Mike Reiff Frank Loe e) fe g asi 3 Th hm Oh OA Ge oe th tO Ht Hunt. North — Northfield _ Triton _ Tipp. Valley Elmhurst Manchester Tipp. Valley Waray =—lé( Central Noble ——_—srained out © Wawasee Fairfield _ Elmhurst a CHOONNOYOW eee nane ane SEeee aa a8 Ct Bae Corr SSaGeaas ro Ld oe TH Girls Varsity Tennis—L. to R.: Mary Rose, Tina Hammel, Cindy Howk, Michelle Conley, Robin Michel, Lies! Boggs, Valerie Krieder. Not pictured: Julie Long Girls J.V. Tennis Girls J.V. Tennis—L. to R.: Amy Slusher, Missy Lehman, Lanette Richards, Sheila Stump, Becky Metzger, JoEllen Hicks, Angie Hart, Paula Adkins, Susan Rose 107 1984 Boys Track Team Sets Boys Track—First row—L. to R.: Kevin Barker, Keith Russell, Mike Ebbinghouse, Dick Cole, Mark Koontz, Brian Judy, Pete Castillo, Ron Betts, Doug Lude, Mike Reiff, Second row—Floyd Hyden, Todd Gilbert, Joe O’Shea, Craig Arnold, Bryan Roberts, Mike Kline, Ron Huston, Aaron Arnold, Bryan Sherwin, Wayne Clawson, Brian Kintigh, Third row—Coach Clupper, Walter Lambert, Bill Sharp, Ty Smith, Jeff Peters, Jeff Reid, Scott Striggle, Ron Clark, Randy Dorman, Coach Wood. Senior Track Team Members: L. to R.: Doug Lude. Kevin Barker, Todd Gil- bert, Back row—Coach Clupper, Joe O’Shea, Bill Sharp, Jeff Peters, Jeff Reid, Coach Wood. Not pictured: Bryan Hough. 108 Five New School Records Scoreboard Cats —s- Opp. Wabash _e 22 Southwood rained out Co Cty 52 a) Goshen Relays Fifth Place White 101 - 26 Northfield and = 49 14 Manchester 49 96 Churubusco 82 45 Tipp. Valley Relays J.V. Fourth _ Place Wawasee Relays First Place Concord Relays Second Place Tipp. Valley and yy 31 North Miami 49 49 Conference Second Place Sectional _ _ Fourth Place Regional Ninth Place 109 Whitko Girls Track Places 110 Girls Track—First row—L. to R.: Tara Fancil, Stacey Duggins, Dan Butler, Kim Gregory, Denise Bowles, Rhonda Wilkinson, Martha Fortman, Jo Francis, Second row—Jane Lynch, Amy Ridenour, Pam Johnston, Talisha Helvey, Stacey Smith, Angy Slusher, Barb Kelsey, Becky Wilson, Angie Hart, Rhonda Hall, Shelley Poe, Tina Imel, Third row—J. Schenkel (student teacher), Dianna Dingus, Donna Love, Monda Sievers, Kelly Frantz, Randa Huff, Kim Hinds, Larisa Rubrake, Billie Metzger, Jackie McKeighen, Kelli White, Fourth row—Coach Darley, Linda Carlin, Quetta Hurd, Kathy Coble, Shawn Foulks, Deb Reid, Missy Long, Laura Bowers, Beth King, Hope Braun, Coach Roberts. The girls track team had a very impressive season. A season record of 6 wins and 5 losses was established by the Varsity, and seven new school records were set. The Reserve girls track also had an impressive season record of 8-1. Whitko placed second out of eight teams at Conference and eighth out of eighteen teams at Sectional. Pictured at the left are coaches Roberts and Darley. Second in Conference a9 10 6 5Au 512 3 rained out Tipp. Valley _ Wawasee _ Churubusco 33 40 2? aS East Noble Relays 11th of 16 2=—=—=—eEmBHBiams _ Garrett and 46 5) Churubusco 45 4| _NothMiami 53 56 Striving for a win lect LOS Senior Beth King crossing the finish line Seniors Jeff Reid and Beth King iat Boys Basketball Varsity Coach B. Patrick J.V. Coach N. Schwartz Frosh Coach S. McManama Frosh Asst. J. Rostochak Managers Perry Heinold Frank Loe Tony Boogaerts Boys Tennis Head Coaches S. Hoopengarner B. Walpole Girls Basketball Varsity Coach T. Wood J.¥. Coach T. Dilling Frosh Coach D. Lopshire Managers Billie Metzger Mary Rose Gail Hite Tara Fancil Wrestling Varsity Coach S. Hoopengarner IV. Coach B. Sprunger Managers Kevin Barker John Hoffert Athletic Coaching Staff and Managers Football Varsity Coach B. Sprunger Varsity Assts. D. Lopshire S. Schultz Frosh Coach T. Wood Frosh Asst. _C. Clupper Managers Perry Heinold Ryan Smith Tony Boogaerts Baseball Head Coach S. Schultz Manager Scott Gagnon — Girls | Track Head Coach L. Roberts Asst. Coach R. Darley Managers Jo Francis Tina Imel Jane Lynch Kelli White Boys Track Head Coach T. Wood Asst. Coach C. Clupper Managers Perry Heinold Floyd Hyden Chris Valdez Cheering Cheerleaders S. Richards Cheerblock D. Begley Cross Country Head Coach Tara Fancil J. Mohr Golf Head Coach Volleyb all J. Yeager Girls Head Coach e G. Roth Tennis Asst. Coach R. Reiff Managers Head Coach Mary Rose Intramurals G. Roth : Larisa Rubrake _ Manager : Mary Rose Tara Fancil Be cketball S. Schultz Volleyball R. Darley 113 Varsity Baseball 114 Varsity Baseball: Front row: L. to R.: Scott Gagnon, Dennis Anweiler, Craig Arnold, Rob Koontz, Jeff Kripe, Randy Hart, Brian Stayer, Duane Loe, Steve We- ber; Second row: Asst. Coach Brown, Bryan Nicodemus, John Carroll, Scott Freds, Roger Juillerat, Darren Rubrake, Jeff Boggs, Matt Gaff, Rodney Roberts, Coach Schultz. Opp. Record 16 Huntington Cath. 0 Garrett 15 Wabash 13 West Noble West Noble Snider Snider Bethany Christian Homestead Col. City East Side Carroll Oak Hill Southwood North Miami Churubusco Churubusco Eastern Manchester Tipp Valley Tipp Valley W arsaw Northfield Wawasee —y Snags Hi he Catcher Rob Knootz — Seay DRO annnna dn ON IN — DH OWOMK DATO ADNK UR WOWN AWN © Steve Weber reaking For The Win! Above: Randy Hart winds up. Below: Dennis An- weiler John Carroll Scott Freds at bat J.V. Baseball Scoreboard Cats Opp. Record Churubusco Tipp Valley Churubusco Southwood _ Manchester Southwood Col. City Wawasee _ Warsaw Huntington North Seen od — CHOCO DNmMOUONHANY J.V. Baseball: Front row: L. to R.: Fred Hathaway, Charlie E. Shepherd, Terry Nicodemus, David Wilkinson, Jim Loe; Back row: Manager Bobby Baker, Al Gilson, Doug Fry, Don Gilson, Jeff Larson, Mark Sickafoose, Mark Pherigo, Coach Brown. 115 Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Squad: Girls: L. to R., Beth King, Linda Carlin, Staci Browning, Kelly Frantz, Michelle Conley. Guy Cheerleaders: L. to R., Rodney Roberts, Matt Gaff, Dennis Anweiler, Chad VanKirk, Ron Huston. Can you identify these “varsity” punkers? L. to R., Michelle Conley, Senior Beth King, Senior Kelly Frantz, Linda Carlin, Senior Staci Browning. 116 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ao J.V. Squad: Standing, L. to R., Lanette Richards, Kelli White, Cindy Howk; Center, Randa Huff; Top, Talisha Helvey. J.V. Squad: L. to R., Talisha Helvey, Cindy Howk, Lanette Richards, Kelli White, Randa Huff. Who, me??? aly) Freshman Cheerleaders Top, Nancy Fortman; Center, Renee Gilbert; Standing, Staci Smith, Rachelle Walker, Kathy Coble Mat Maids Front, Tina Hammel; Center, Jolane Ogden, Julie Bower, Greta Bollinger, Kim Hinds, Kathy Wolfe; Back, Paula Easterday, Kris Shupe, Judy Hinds, Jennifer Lancaster, Sandy Clark, Karla Sweeden 118 NTH hectic 4 fisew ©COhme aeeaeun ff Sw © Ohm 8 Ao Dw Athlete’s Corner 120 Outstanding Varsity Football All Conference First Team Duane Shepherd All Conference Second Team Punter Jeff Reid All Conference Second Team Jeff Boggs Brian Walker Duane Shepherd Honorable Mention Pete Castillo All State Second Team Jeff Reid Honorable Mention Jeff Boggs District Three All State Team Jeff Reid Class AA All State Jeff Reid Most Valuable Offensive Back Pete Castillo Most Valuable Defensive Back Jeff Reid Most Valuable Offensive Lineman Jeff Boggs Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Brian Walker Girls Tennis MVP—Singles Robin Michel MVP—Doubles Julie Long Lies] Boggs Most Improved JoEllen Hicks Angie Hart Baseball Best Batting Average Craig Arnold Best Pitching Record Scott Freds Most RBI’s Jeff Boggs Boys Basketball SCHOOL RECORDS Single Game Points Jeff Peters Career Scoring Jeff Peters Most Points in a Season Jeff Peters Career Assists Jeff Peters Most Freethrows in a Game Jeff Peters Rebounds Jeff Peters All Conference First Team Jeff Peters Jeff Reid Honorable Mention Duane Shepherd All Sectional Jeff Peters Jeff Reid All Area Jeff Peters Jeff Reid A.P. All Area Jeff Peters All State Jeff Peters Volleyball MVP—Offense Beth King MVP—Defense Sheila Ousley Most Improved Wendy Miller Athletes Boys Track High Point Man Jeff Peters Most Promising Dick Cole SCHOOL RECORDS H. Hurdles Jeff Peters L. Hurdles Jeff Peters 3200 Meter Run Kevin Barker (Tied) 200 Meter Dick Cole 100 Meter Dick Cole Boys Tennis Most Improved Don Gilson Best Attitude Todd Waybright Wrestling Fastest Pin Aaron Arnold Most Pins Jeff Boggs Most Near Fall Points Dennis Anweiler Best Season Record Dennis Anweiler Best Career Record Dennis Anweiler Most Takedowns Dennis Anweiler Most Improved Dave Prescott Girls Track High Points Beth King CONFERENCE WINNERS 100 Meter Dash Beth King 400 Meter Dash Deb Reid 200 Meter Dash Beth King 400 Meter Relay Becky Wilson Talisha Helvey Beth King Rhonda Wilkinson SCHOOL RECORDS 100 Meter Dash Beth King 400 Meter Dash Deb Reid 300 Meter Hurdles Randa Huff High Jump Quetta Hurd 100 Meter Hurdles Kelly Frantz 400 Meter Relay Becky Wilson Talisha Helvey Beth King Rhonda Wilkinson 1600 Meter Relay Linda Carlin Denise Bowles Mary Hyden Deb Reid Fewest Putts for 9 Holes Frank Loe Lowest Putt Average 1984 Frank Loe Best Mental Attitude Todd Waybright Cross Country Most Valuable Runners Brian Judy Amy Ridenour Most Improved Kevin Barker Rhonda Wilkinson MICK BISHOP AWARD Jeff Peters ED PIQUINGNOT AWARD Jeff Reid TED EUGENE LONG AWARD Beth King Girls Basketball Most Rebounds Missy Long Most Freethrows Sheila Ousley Most Assists Barb Kelsey All Conference First Team Barb Kelsey Honorable Mention Sheila Ousley SCHOOL RECORDS Lowest Putt Average Frank Loe Lowest Stroke Average Jeff Schumaker Most Eagles in a Season Jeff Schumaker Most Birdies Jeff Schumaker 121] 122 Whitko Honors Outstanding Academic The 1983-’84 Honor Awards Assembly, held on May sixteenth, was a new experience for Whitko students. The all-school assembly was designed to honor students who excel academically in the classroom, have perfect attendance, or deserve special recognition for their efforts. The recipients of these awards were selected by their teachers. Selections were based upon the student’s grade in that subject, the student’s attitude and enthusiasm for the subject, and the student’s degree of motivation. Hopefully, this Honor Awards Assembly wi ll become a tradition at Whitko. It is of vital importance that we recognize the special attributes and remarkable performance of these outstanding individuals. HOME ECONOMICS FOODS Missy Long ADVANCED FOODS Rhonda Ellenberger HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Janette Vandersaul INDEPENDENT LIVING Rhonda Montel HOME ECONOMICS I Melisa Hathaway HOME ECONOMICS OUTSTANDING SENIOR Paula Schultz HOME EXTENSION Christine Phillips CLOTHING Sheri Phillips ADVANCED CLOTHING Tina Yates NEEDLECRAFT Tina Hapner Ginny Howk HOME DECORATING Angie Geradot ART AWARDS 3-D DESIGN Joan Shafer ART I Lies] Boggs Randy Dormans DRAWING PAINTING Todd Waybright STUDIO ART Mike Reiff MOST SUCCESSFUL ART STUDENT Bill Smith HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT BY AN ART STUDENT Harold Walters LIBRARIANS’ AWARD MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT Whitney Gangwer ENGLISH AWARDS FRESHMAN WRITING Louis Yingst FRESHMAN ENGLISH Delaine Due SOPHOMORE WRITING Karen Engleberth SOPHOMORE ENGLISH Chris Gulish SPEECH Kerin Harper Robert Cole JOURNALISM Candy Miller JUNIOR WRITING Barb Kelsey JUNIOR ENGLISH Brad Reimersma SENIOR WRITING Whitney Gangwer SENIOR ENGLISH Lori Mishler PHYSICAL EDUCATION FRESHMAN MOVENENT FOR LAPS AWARD—GIRLS Quetta Hurd SOPHOMORE MOVEMENT FOR LAPS AWARD—GIRLS Angie Hart HEALTH AWARD—GIRLS Karen Engleberth HEALTH AWARD—BOYS Doug Arnold FRESHMAN MOVEMENT FOR LAPS AWARD—BOYS Walter Lambert SOPHOMORE MOVEMENT FOR LAPS AWARD—BOYS Ron Clark Achievement By Students MATHEMATICS ALGEBRA I Delaine Due GEOMETRY Dianna Dingus ALGEBRA II Richard Burton Martha Fortman SENIOR MATH Aaron Bales Barb Kelsey COMPUTER I Scott Gagnon SOCIAL STUDIES U.S. HISTORY Barb Kelsey Candy Miller GOVERNMENT John Carroll SCIENCE AWARDS BIOLOGY Delaine Due ADVANCED BIOLOGY Jolane Ogden CHEMISTRY I Brad Reimersma CHEMISTRY II Aaron Bales PHYSICS Barb Kelsey FRENCH MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT Nancy Kirkham SPECIAL EDUCATION MOST PROGRESS IN ONE YEAR Adam Bosaw MOST PROGRESS IN FOUR YEARS Scott Wrightsman BUSINESS TYPING I Amy Rose TYPING I Karen Engleberth SHORTHAND Tina Imel GENERAL BUSINESS Karen Engleberth GENERAL CLERICAL Kathy Chapman ACCOUNTING Mary Rose INTENSIVE OFFICE LAB Margaret Hicks INDUSTRIAL ARTS DRAFTING Doug Lude WOODWORKING Lowell Warner METALS Robert Watkins WELDING Mike Reiff POWER Duane Shepherd 123 =) ER = Ta ri erie = W.H.S. 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