Winchester Community High School - Golden Era Yearbook (Winchester, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

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The couples entered through a torch lit walkway, and passed over a bridge with a babbling brook beneath. Once inside they found a meadow area. Music by Good Feelings presently filled the commons decorated with wall murals, giant daises, and floating butterflies. The lighted tables had programs of pastel green, yellow, blue, or pink awaiting all the ladies. Punch glasses, a donation by Anchor Hocking, were a gift from the junior class to all present. The highlight of the evening was crowning Julia McCoy queen attended by Mary Swindell and Marla Macy. Chris Milligan, junior president, escorted Miss McCoy in the grand march about the school. The local men's organizations again provided an exciting after prom with music and many wonderful prizes. In addition junior mothers served a great meal. 12-Prom Prom-13 This Was Our Year ... Graduation came on May 29,1975 at 8:00 P.M. in the Old Fieldhouse. It was a warm evening in the crowded gym with babies crying and spectators fanning themselves with programs. Slowly the seniors made a dignified entrance down the aisle to Pomp and Circumstance. Sandy Chalfant gave a prayer followed by Marilyn Addington's introduction of Rev. Breaker who reminded graduates that their diplomas were heavy with expectations. The choir sang the poignant song Halls of Ivy. Conan Wallace introduced Rev. Wick the guest speaker from Lafayette. His was a brief humorous message but carried a very serious theme that all must meet the demands of his future life and fulfill the conditions to meet the demands placed upon him. Next it was Leighanne Hahn's turn to review the class history pointing out the highlights of the past four years. Finally graduates were announced and presented diplomas. Proud parents, friends, and relatives flashed cameras as each approached to receive his or her diploma. Then it was over except for the tears and congratulations. We wish the seniors the best in the future. Those who stay at WC will miss them as they pass through the halls. 14-Graduation Graduation—15 This was my year ... the band won the state contest, the school excelled making many memorable moments ... the musical was again a great success ... school spirit and pride was running high ... the sectional week was an exciting time ...I was voted best personality and most spirited by my fellow band members ... the band went to the Kentucky Derby and Indianapolis 500 ... started off the year with a victory at Delaware Fair ... I came close to my friends. Conan Wallace Look around the halls of WC. Then ask yourself what these walls hold. I can tell you what they hold for me. They hold friendship, happiness, and an open door for a beautiful life and future. Through this year I have met and gotten to know so many great people. My friends have become even more special. The people I knew before have just been so kind and terrific. This school holds an open door for any person's future, and they hold the key. How do they hold the key? The key is the effort they are willing to put into school. This year is special mainly because it's another moment of a beautiful world and life. Sharon Bates This was my year ... I fell in love . .. A close regional loss ... skipping school to get a haircut and the barber's sick ... losing some friends, gaining others ... Rossburg a Go-Go and the morning after... deciding which college to attend ... a great musical and extravaganza ... going to all the parties only to regret it the next morning ... all the dances and the prom ... the usual curriculum of seniors. Senior 75 This was my year ... I made many new friends I will cherish for years, I had a great year with grades and classes, a very special evening for me was Homecoming, as Mr. Jones placed the crown on my head. Band played an important role in my last year at WC especially being 1 ... getting ready for Extravaganza is a pain but it always pays off with smiles and tears. I guess this year was special for many reasons, but most of all I was a Senior and had a beautiful family and boyfriend to make it the greatest year possible. Many plans lie ahead with marriage in August and going to college in Kentucky to complete a life's dream. But what made this year tremendous was that I placed every activity and problem in God's hands. You know He always knows what's best. 74-75 was a fantastic year for me. To begin it all, band was an exciting new experience. Practices, band camp, contests, all these added to the excitement. To top it off, we even won the State Band Contest. It was such a thrill to hear them announce that the Winchester Community High School Marching Show Band was No. 1 . As the year wore on, we passed through a great football season into an even more rewarding basketball season. Each game brought a feeling of intense anxiety, we sat in the stands knowing that we were watching the best basketball team in the state of Indiana. Even though the results of the tourneys didn't prove that fact, we all knew that our team was better than any of the other schools in the state. This year was absolutely full of wonderful new experiences for me. Homecoming was a time of group work, being together with all my friends, and realizing just how lucky I was to be; attending such a wonderful school as WCHS. Of all the schools I have attended in my life, WCHS has been the most rewarding one ever. It's provided me with a fantastic senior year. Becky Butler Ann Anderson This was my year, just about everything that I wanted to happen, happened ... from winning the conference in football to beating Hammond and winning the Holiday Tourney. Being a part of a 12th ranked basketball team that won the conference and sectional. Baseball was something that will always be remembered by me. Not only was sports special to me, but a certain girl was always greeting me with a smile and laugh that kept my spirits up when I was feeling down. When I look back on this year I remember a school unity which this school has never had before. Fun and Games Night, pep sessions, and dances added to the fun which is important to any student. This year, I was the luckiest guy in the world. Thad Abel This was my year. Beating Hammond at the Huntington Tourney ... Learning how to tap dance for the musical... getting my own car ... telling stories to children in the elementary schools ... having the most fantastic basketball season ever... Learning that I am equal to everyone else and no one can put me down ... going to colleges and finding out what it will be like ... celebrating after the sectional victory ... getting ready for graduation ... musical practices after school ... arguing with Mr. Kenny in Econ class ... celebrating at our last fun night. Senior 75 1 came this fall expecting a regular year. But then some really great things happened. We, the WC band went marching into a state championship. I saw WC coming out on top and receiving statewide recognition in many ways. The concessions, prom, and Homecoming, Sectional, and Regional activities were great. And greatest of all was a trip to Puerto Rrco! The Extravaganza, Kentucky Derby, and Indy 500 and once in a lifetime chances I'll never forget having in my Junior Year. Debbie Thompson This year was exceptionally special to me. It was the final year of twelve years containing joy, sorrow, disappointment, and fulfillment. The band winning first place in the state added to this year's excitement, and the great record of the basketball team made my final year in high school something unforgettable. Being a senior in school is an experience that one always remembers. Going to Ros-sburg, being the guest at the Prom, holding back tears on the last day in the shining halls of WC and taking the diploma, that you have earned, in your hand creates a memory that will never fade. This year has been my reward for four years of hard work, achievement, and loyalty. Scott Kahle This year is special because being juniors we got to plan the Prom, work at concessions and really work together as a class for the first time since we became high school students. Ruth Ellen Stephenson This was my year .... Everything has seemed to go in my favor... I have been able to open my eyes more to the beauty around me ... the beauty of new and exciting experiences, like those very exciting moments during basketball season, and during football season, Mardi Gras ... The beauty of seeing a sparkle in someone's eye like the children's happiness from our speech class trips to the elementary schools ... The beauty of accomplishments worked hard for. State Music contest, No, No, Nan-nette, Sectional Victory ... and most of all, the beauty of everlasting friendships, moments of sharing and caring and loving that will never be forgotten. Mary Swindell This year is special just because it's this year. All the excitement that comes with being a Junior. Prom plans, concessions, and of course the feeling of becoming a Senior. But most of all it's special because as the years go on you grow closer and closer to your friends. Debbie Smith Striving for a high rating from the North Central Evaluation Team ... adjusting their schedules to a 70 minute program ... signing a late contract... This Was Our Year. Dr. Edward Glenn—Superintendent Mr. Robert |ones, Principal 20-Administration RANDOLPH CENTRAL SCHOOL CORPORATION Mr. Richard Valandingham, Assistant Principal Mr. lames Mock SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. Jean Keever, vice-president; Mr. Ronald Chalfant; Mr. Joe Gardner, president; Mr. William Spradling; and Mr. Lowell Mock. Betty Howell Reita Durbin Erma Blankenship Administration—21 The English Department Holds W.C s First Book Fair Miss Sonda Garner Mr. Bill Bush Miss Laura Hathaway Mr. Joseph Casey Mrs. Lois Longenbaugh The English Dept, helps students express themselves through the making of movies in Miss Garner's class, writing themes for Mrs. Schafer, learning through the lab method with Mrs. Longenbaugh, becoming an actor with the aid of Miss Hathaway, and constructing research papers for Mr. Casey. A book fair was a first this year, and phase electives are a consideration for next year. 22—English Dept. Mrs. Nancy Chalfant Mr. Steve Howell The Business Dept. Initiates FBLA Program at W.C. Business Dept.—23 Social Sciences Inform Students of Past, Present, and Future Mrs. Ann Barnell Mr. Pat Kenny Mrs. Karen Lowe Mr. Omar Yoder Miss Doris Huber Mr. Sanford Brueckheimer 24-Social Science Dept. Mr. Merritt Beck Miss jenny Ritchey Miss Vivian Simmons Mr. Laren Fabert Miss Donna Huber Math and Science Dept. Add to the Advancement of Our Technical Knowledge Mr. Ivan Flaugh Mr. Robert Stump Math Science Dept-25 Instructions Provide Practical Skills Mrs. Sherry Cross Mrs. Elizabethe Gardner Mrs. Delores Halley Mrs. Lucille Parker Mr. Pat Rady Mr. Max Jones Mr. Charles Buckley The Home Ec. Dept, prepares students for the life ahead of them, while Phys. Ed. keeps students physically fit for today. The Music Dept, excels by presenting No No Nanette and by producing the 1 Marching Band in the state of Indiana. 26—Home Ec., Phys. Ed., Music Depts. Mr. Robert Farlow Mr. Ken Jordan Mr. Walter Skinner Mr. Larry McKinney Mr. Tom Zell Display Case Puts Voc. Ed s Students Products on Display Industrial Arts Dept.-27 All Perform A Vital Function In School Mrs. Wilma Hahn Mr. Joe Edmonds Mrs. Violet Myers 28-Nurse, Guidance, Secretaries, Librarian, Bus Drivers Hats Off To Mr. Bob Wasson Custodians and Cafeteria Mr. Vernon Huffman Custodians, Cafeteria-29 Realizing in the middle of your lunch that this isn't your lunch hour... getting your diagonal period confused ... competing for the Spirit Stick ... This Was Our Year. This Was The Year For The Seniors ... After four of Effort the end comes, or is it the beginning? How could this year be forgotten, from the start with jamboree, followed by a strong football team, crowning Ann as our queen being awarded the spirit stick for the sixth time during homecoming, then again during sectional, making it seven out of eight times during our high school career. Struggling to impress the North Central evaluation team, overcoming number tary; Sandy Chalfant, treasurer; Mr. Phil Hawley, sponsor. L to R: Mrs. Sherry Cross, Sponsor; Leig-hanne Hahn, vice-president; Conan Wallace, president; Marilyn Addington, secre- one Harrimond, the traveling to the regional for the second time. Producing a tap happy musical and an Extravaganza extraofdinaire, just being ourselves has made this our year. Thad Abel: Baseball 1,2,3,4-TEC 3,4; Basketball 1,23,4—TEC 2,3,4; All State Basketball Honorable Mention 4; Football 133,4-TEC 3,4; Co-captain 3, captain 4; Track 1; FCA 23,-president 4, vice-president 3; FBLA 4. Marilyn Addington: Spanish Club 2; FHA 3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Concert Choir 23,4; Musical 23,4; Golden Tones 23; Home Ec. Cadet 4; FEA 4; FBLA 4—president; Office Staff 4; Class Secretary 3,4. Mike Addington: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3; Wrestling 2. Sherry Alexander: Choir 1,2; CAA 2; Golf team 3,4; FEA 4; Mechanical Drawing Cadet 4. Doug Alsap Ann Anderson: Mixed Choir 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4-Falcon Board 1; Cheerleader 1; Spanish Club 23,4; Honor Society 3,4-Historian 4; Student Council 2; Homecoming Queen 4. 32—Seniors Bob Andrews: Basketball 1,23 4; FFA 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Football 4. Jane Antras Karen Antrim: Spanish Club 13; Track 1,2,4; Volleyball 133A' Basketball 23,4; Captain 4; FEA 4; P.E. Cadet 4. Charmin Armstrong: Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 23,4; Golden Tones 23A French Club 23A Library Staff 4; Musical 23,4; Honor Society 3,4. Sheldon Armstrong: Golf 133; Intramurals 133A Library Staff 4; Baseball 1. Cheryl L Ashley: Cheerblock 133; Cheerleader 1; FHA 133,4; GAA 2; Volleyball 3; Chorus 1; Falcon Board 1. Daria Bailey: FHA 3; Library Staff 4. Dave Baldwin: Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1; FFA 3,4; FEA 4; Cadet Teacher 4. Jennifer Barga: French dub 23,4; Honor Society 4; Band 133A Stage Band 133A Class Secretary 2; Mixed Choir 1; Mixed Ensemble 23A Concert Choir 23A Musical 23A Golden Tones 23A GAA 1. From Registration on the 22nd of August... Betty Jo Almonrode Bloom: Mixed Choir 1,2; Muncie Vocational School 3,4; Health Club 3 4. Don Blunk: Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Clinic Asst. 3; Office 4. Barb Boolman: Band 1,23,4; Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 23,4; Bowling 4. Vickie Bosworth: Basketball 23,4-captain 3; Track 13; Volleyball 133,4; Cheerblock 1,2; Spanish dub 2; FHA 13; Library Staff 4; Office 3,4. Jim Bowman: Photography 3,4; Library Staff 4; Student Council 23,4-president 4; Honor Society 3,4; FCA 3,4-treasurer 4; French Club 133,4-president 3; Boy's State 3; Golf 23,4; Tennis 23,4; Electronics Cadet 4. Laura Boxell: Mixed Chorus 1; Spanish dub 3; Newspaper 4; FHA 133; Honor Society 3,4. 34 Seniors Kathy Almonrode Brad bum Marvin Bradbum Toni Helmick Bradbum: Band 133; Spanish dub 23; FHA 133- Becky Butler: Spanish Club 1; Honor Society 1,4; Choir 3,4; Scholastic Award 1; Cheer-block 4; Homecoming court 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Majorettes 4. Jacqueline Caylor: FHA 23 4; FBLA 4; Cheer-block 4. Sandy ChaJfant: Class Treasurer 23 4; FHA 133 4; FEA 4; Spanish dub 23 4-officer 4; Volleyball 133 4; Basketball 23; Track 13; Spanish Cadet 4; Honor Society 3,4; Cheer-block 133,4; Office Staff 3,4. Mark Cole: Muncie Vocational School 4; Intramurals 4; Newspaper Staff 3. Cad Collins Seniors 35 Winning the Spirit Stick at Fun Cary Conn: Band 13; Concert Choir 3,4; Wrestling 13,4; Musical 3,4; Boys Glee Club 2. John Cook: Tennis 3; French dub 1,233; Chess dub 23; Bowling 13; Office Clerk 4; Photography 3,4. Lonnie Cox Rosetta Craw: French dub; Choir; Musical 3,4-princtpal 3,4; Honor Society 4. Starlet Cray craft: Choir 1333; Cheerblock 2,4; Majorettes 13; Basketball; Volleyball. Vickie Culy: Cheerblock 133,4-co-captain 4; Spanish dub 3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Falcon Board 4; Office Staff 4. Rick Cunningham 36 Seniors and Games Tom Curies George Daggett: Football 1,23; Basketball 13; Track 1,2; Spanish dub 2; FEA 4; Volleyball 2. Deb Davis: Band 1333; Spanish dub 23,4; FHA1333; FEA 4; Current Affairs 23; Spanish Cadet 4. Jerry Doolin John Dull Cheryl Durham: French dub 1; Mixed Choir 1; Girls Glee dub 2; Cheerblock 2; FHA 23. Myron Durham: Football 1333; Track 133-Becky Elder. FHA 13; Cheerblock 1; Spanish dub 233; Hoosier Girls State 3. Scott Enghaus: FFA 133,4-Treasurer; Auto Mechanics Cadet; FEA 4; FBLA 4; Power Mechanics Cadet Seniors 37 Teresa Ertle: Qieerblock 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Bill Evilsizer: Baseball 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,4; Speech Cadet 4; Mixed Choir f; Annual Staff 4; Basketball Announcer 3,4. Gina Lee Farber: Mixed Choir 1; Girls Glee Club 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4-Principal 4; French Club 2,3,4-Secretary 4; FEA 4; French Cadet 4; Cheerblock 1. Mark Fenton: Wrestling 1,2; Golf 2; Bowling 3; Football 1; Choir 1. Jeff Fields Adjusting to the New Flotation Schedule Sandy Fields: FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4. 38 Seniors Roma Flesher: FHA 1,23,4; FBLA 4; Cheerblock 3,4; Home Ec. Cadet 4. Don Foster: Football 3,4; Track 23; Intramurals 3,4. Cindy Franklin: FHA 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 4; Spanish dub 23,4-Treasurer 4; Majorettes 23,4; Mixed Choir 1. Paula Fraze: Cheerblock 1; Falcon Board 1; Spanish dub 2; Homecoming Princess 2; FHA 133,4; Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Majorette 23,4-Head 4. Bryce Gamester: Track 133,4; Intramurals 4. Tony Gant: Basketball 23; Baseball 3,4; Intramurals 4. Steve Graft Kurt Groth: Honor Society 3,4; FEA 4; Library 3,4; History Cadet 4; Score Keeper 23,4; Intramurals 4. Diana Gullett: Band 133; Concert Choir 3; Mixed Choir 1; Girls Glee dub 2; GAA 13; French dub 133. Kent Gulley: Basketball Manager 1; Student Council 3,4; Intramurals 4; FBLA 4. Seniors 39 Dave Hill: Baseball 2,3,4-TEC 3; Basketball 1; Intramurals 23,4; FEA 3; Printing Cadet 3; FBLA 4. Shawnda Hill: FHA 1,23,4; Spanish Club 23,4; Cheerblock 23; Annual Staff 4; Cafeteria 4. Leighanne Hahn: Track 2,4; Cymnastics 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Trench Club 3,4; Student Council 23; Honor Society 3,4; Class Vice-President 4; Majorettes 1,2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Mardi Gras Candidate 3; Library Staff 4. Deb Harrell: Majorettes 2,3,4; Mixed Choir I; Gymnastics 2; FEA 4; Spanish Club 4; Spanish Cadet 4. Chen Harvey: FHA 133. Jill Kaufman Harvey: Band 133; Spanish Club 2; FHA 133-Kim Hawley: FHA 1,23,4; Cheerblock 1,2,4; Falcon Board 1; Majorettes 3,4; Musical 3; Mixed Choir 1; Girls Glee Club 2. Mike Head Winning Our Second Sectional Straight While At WCHS .... 40 Seniors Donna Huddleston Linda Huffman: Student Council 3,4-Vice-President 4; Honor Society 3,4—Treasurer 4; Girls State 3; FHA 1,23,4; FBLA 4; State Miss FBLA 4. Susan Huffman: Mixed Choir 1; FHA 133, Spanish Club 3,4. Mark Hummel: Spanish Club 2,3,4; Class President 1; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1; Baseball 1; Football 1; Track 23,4; Volleyball 3; Basketball 133,4—All State Academic Honorable Mention 4; FCA 2,3,4-captain elect 4; Newspaper 3. Sherry Hunley: Spanish Club 23,4; Choir 1; FHA 1,23,4. Sharon Lewis Huston John Hyre Laura Jarrett Seniors 41 Darla Jackson Don Jones Scott Kahle: Bowling 1,2,3; Current Affairs 2,3-Reporter 3; FEA 3,4-Vice-President 4; FBLA 4—Vice-President 4; Library Staff 4; Annual Staff 4: Business Cadet 4; 1st Runner-up State Mr. FBLA Contest 4; Audio-Visuals 4. David Keever: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Hoosier Boys State 3. Cindy Kepner Ron Kessler Making No No Nanette 42 Seniors Kathy Kotp: Class Secretary 1; Student Council 1; FHA 2,3; FEA 4; Library 1; FBLA 4- Officer; B-Team Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Falcon Board 23,4; Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4; Cafeteria 3,4. Belinda Landess: FHA 1; Girls Glee Club 2; Bowling 133,4; Cheerblock 1,23,4. Walter Landess Marsha Lasley: Band 1,23; FHA 1,2; Spanish Club 23; Stage Band 2. Mark Leeka Anthony W. Limbed: Wrestling 1,2. Diane McCormick: B-Team Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; GAA 1,2; FBLA 4; FEA 4; Volleyball Manager 4; Cheerblock 1; Falcon Board 2,3; Mixed Choir 1; Girls Ensemble 1; Phys. Ed. Cadet 4. Julie McCoy: Mixed Choir 1; Girls Glee Club 2; Conced Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; Band 1,23,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4. Melinda McLaughlin: Conced Choir 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Sophomore Girls Ensemble 1. A Success_____ Seniors 43 Kelly Macy: Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. Maria Macy: FHA 1,2,3; Small Voices 3,4; Cheerleader 1; Cheerblock 1; B-Team Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; FBLA 4; FEA 4; Mixed Choir 1; Honor Society 3,4-Secretary 4; Cafeteria 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Annual Staff 4. Mark Manning: Mixed Choir 1; Football Manager 2; Musical 2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 2,3; Boys Glee Oub 4. Becky Merriman: Majorettes 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4-Officer 2; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 3; Mixed Choir 1; Girls Glee Club 2; Student Council 2; Cheerblock 1,2,4; Musical 3; GAA 1£ Volleyball 1. Linda Mikulski Becky Miley: FHA 1,2,3. Nancy Mills: Girls Ensemble 2; Mixed Choir 1; Track 2; Bowling 1,2; Chess Club 2; Basketball 23; FHA 1,2,3,4; Muncie Vocational 3,4; Health Club 3,4; French Club 2. Bill Monroe: Cross Country 1,23,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 133; Intramurals 4. Susan Monroe: French Club 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Guidance Office 4; Library 4; Band 1,2; Scholarship Award 1. Nilah Moyer: Majorette 23,4; FHA 1,23A' Spanish Club 2,4; Cheerblock 1,4. Dan Norton: Intramurals 2,4; Wrestling Varsity 23,4; Baseball (B-team) 1,2. Armando Nunez: Track 133; Intramurals 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4. Tim Oakerson Brian Orr: Baseball 1,2. Creating A Fantastic And Unusual Extravaganza____ Seniors 45 Toni Pack: Spanish Club 1,23,4; Scholarship Award 3; FBLA 4; Guidance Office 4. Bill Painter: Wrestling 1,2. Angie Pash: FHA 1,23,4; Spanish Club 23- Eric Passmore Chris Pflasterer: Cheerblock 1,2,3,4-Captain 4; Falcon Board 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4-Secretary 2, President 3, Parliamentarian 4; Newspaper 4; FEA 4; Home Ec. Cadet 4; Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Award 13; Who's Who 3; NCA Steering 3,4. Dale Phenis Natalie Phillips: Spanish Club 1,2,3,4-Pres. 4; French Club 4; Cheerblock 1,2,3; Falcon Board 2; GAA 2; Volleyball 2,3,4-co-captain 4; Basketball 23; Track 2; FEA 4; YFU Exchange Student 3; Lily Endowment Scholarship 3; Cafeteria 3,4; Annual Staff 4. John Phistner 46 Seniors Attending a Prom We Didn't Work On________ Bev Prescott: Cheerblock 1,23,4; Gymnastics 3,4; FEA 4; Annual Staff 4; Home Ec. Cadet 4. Dave Randall David Reno: Golf 1,23,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Library Staff 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Student Council 4. Jill Roberts: Band 133,4; French Club 23,4. Mike Sanders Cindy Segraves: Mixed Choir 1; Band 1,23,4; Stage Band 23; Cadet Teacher 4; Bowling 3,4; French Club 4. Mari Shanks: GAA 1; FHA 13; Band 2; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Honor Society 4. Pam Sheperd: Cheerblock 133; Choir 1,2; Majorette; FHA 1,23,4; Library 4; Cafeteria 3,4; Spanish Club 23,4. Seniors 47 Jenny Shoemaker: Cheerblock 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Mixed Choir 1; Girls Ensemble 2; Concert Choir 3; Musical 3. Vicki Sipe: Class Treasurer 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; FEA 3,4-Pres. 4; Honor Society 3,4; PE Cadet 3,4; Spanish Cadet 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. Sara Smiley Theresa Smyth: FHA 2,3; Cheerblock 2; Library Staff 4. Bob Spradling: Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Band 1,23,4; Spanish Club 2. Dane Starbuck: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Cross Country 1; Track 1; Honor Society 3,4-President 4; FCA 3,4; Academic Basketball Team 4; All State Basketball Honorable Mention 4. Christina E. Stephenson: FHA 23; Spanish Club 3,4; Cheerblock 4. Belinda Stewart: FHA 3,4; Bowling 1,2. Jeff Stewart: Scholarship Medal 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Chess Club 2,3,4—Pres. 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Award 2; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,23-TEC 3; Honor Society 3,4. 48 Seniors Melanie Thornburg: FHA 3; Spanish Club 2. Scholarships For Exceptional Work Beth Stover: FHA 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Library 4; Office Staff 3,4; Honor Society 4. Mary Swindell: Student Council 13,4-Secretary 4; Class President 2; Honor Society 3,4-Vice-Pres. 4; Scholarship Medal 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4-Reporter 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Golden Tones 23,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Musical 23,4; Mardi Gras Candidate 4; Cheerblock 4; Falcon Board 4; Golden Times Staff 3; Annual Staff 4. Tina Tanner: Spanish Club 1,23,4; FHA 1,2,3. Pamela Tharp: Choir 1; Spanish Club 2; Cheer- block 1; FHA 1,23,4; FEA 3,4. Sharon Kay Tharp: FHA 133,4. loe Thomas: Football 4; Basketball 4. Seniors 49 Kelly Transue: Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,4. Patty Vore: Cheerblock 3,4; Falcon Board 4, FHA 3,4; FEA 4; English Cadet 4; Library Staff 4; Spanish dub 3,4. Conan Wallace: Band 1, ,3,4; Drum Major 4; Gass President 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; Golf Team 1; Tennis Team 2; Small Voices 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4. Teresa Watson: FHA 1,2,3. Peggy Weimer: Girls Glee Club 2, FHA 2,3; Spanish Oub 3. George Westlander: Exchange Student from Sweeden; Tennis 4; Golf 4; French Club 4; FEA 4; Chess Gub 4; Spanish Club 4. Cathy Whyde: Diane Williams: FHA 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Girls Glee Club 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; Cheerblock 2. Kathy Williams: FHA 2; Mixed Choir 1; Girls Glee Gub 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4. 50-Seniors After Four Years The End Comes, Our Graduation. Beginning with football, all of the way to our prom, prepared by the Juniors. At last we see the end nearing counting the days, closer and closer we near our graduation, the opening to our future, our forever. Where will we be ten years from now? Will we ever forget our year? Donna Wilson: Band 1,23,4; Chorus 1; FHA 23,4; Student Council 4; Small Voices 4; Spanish Oub 2,4. Mark Wilson: Mixed Choir 1; Baseball Manager 133; Football Manager 133; Cross Country Manager 4; Basketball Manager 4; Track Manager 4. Butch Winkle: Basketball 1; Football 4; Baseball 4; Intramurals 2,4. Kathy Winningham: Band 13; FHA 3; Annual Staff 4; Cheerblock 3,4; Guidance Office 3,4. Jama WoK: FHA 133,4; GAA 1; FEA 3,4-Trea-surer 4; Mixed Choir 23,4; Musical 23,4; Oass Play 3,4; Honor Society 4; Scholarship Medal 1; Cheerblock 13,4; Who's Who 3; Math Cadet 4. Jeff Woolf: Intramurals 4; Small Voices 4; Annual Staff 4; Bowling 1,2. Narta Arcos: Exchange Student from Colombia. Seniors-51 52-Senkxs Popcorn and Proms Go Hand in Hand Junior year is the busiest year and our Juniors started off their year by selling concessions at football games. Homecoming was the week that all Juniors joined in the spirit of WCHS by winning the poster contest. During the basketball season they raffled off a stereo purchased from Durbins to receive more money in order to promote a larger bank account. High seller for the raffle was Jeff Bemis selling 100 tickets in one night and over 500 during the duration of the raffle, Tim Kindred coming in second. The drawing was held on December 21, 1974 at the home game played with Adam Central. The winner of the stereo was Renee Stover. This money and concession money went towards the prom entitled Summer Breeze. Junior Gass Officers, Left to Right: Miss Jenny Ritchey, sponsor; Chris Milligan, president; Melanie Cochran, secretary; Miss Polly Roberts, sponsor; Amy Robbins, treasurer; Mike Lee, vice-president Lawanna Alfrey, Allen Andrews, Brenda Armstrong, Sherwin Armstrong Tammy Auker, Teresa Baily, Kim Barrett, Sharon Bates, Rick Beaty, Jeff Bemis, Cynthia Bentz Bill Biziareck, Shane Blansett, Laura Blankenship, Cindy Bolinger, Karen 8osworth, Lisa Bowlen, David Boyd 54—Juniors Pastels Are the Colors and Summer Breeze is the Theme Tim Brandenburg, Paul Branson, Connie Braun, Elizabeth Brenton, David Brumley, Rick Byrge, Vernon Canada Margaret Casey, Doug Chalfant, Cathy Chees-man, Lisa Clevenger, Larry Coalter, Pat Cob-lentz, Melanie Cockran Bruce Collins, Kelly Cook, Deborah Cortner, Amy Cox, jay Cox, Marvetta Cox, Rhonda Cox Mike Craw, jane Crawford, Pam Cross, Mark Croyie, David Culy, Susan Cummings, David Daly Bob Davis, Don Doolin, David Edwards, Rex Edwards, Mark Engle, David Epley, Brenda Fenton Debbie Ferguson, Dodie Ferrell, Betty Fifer, Scott Flanagan, Tony Franklin, Gary Fraze, Debbie Geesy jenny Gillum, Vera Girton, Willard Gordon, Kris Gullett, Bruce Hackler, Carl Hall, jeff Halley Beverly Hampshire, Rick Handy, Rick Hart, Tammy Hawley, Bill Helmick, Susan Hershberger, Steve Hoffman Debra Huffman, David Hummel, Sally Hunley, Dan Huston, Debbie Hyatt, Pam Hyre, Doug Isenbarger jackie jarrett. Bill junco, Ron Kaufman, Steve Keihn, Terry Kesler, Gregg Kessling, Scott Kinder Juniors-55 Juniors Raffle Off Stereo Won by Renee Tim Kindred, Melanie Kolp, Marta Landess, Doug Lasley, Dorinda Lawrence, Mike Lee, Mike Longworth Kirby Ludwick, Ray MacMillan, Rosemary Martin, Pat May, Robin McCord, Denny McCormick, Trish McCormick Debra McKissick, Doug McKnight, Mary Ann Melton, Chris Milligan, Teresa Mills, Roxanne Mosier, Linda Moore Tom Morris, Becky Moyer, Mark Mullen, Myra Nixon, Dale Oaks, Steve Osborne, Sonda Pash Leesa Passmore, Tim Passmore, Lyvonne Penti-cuff, Cary Peterson, Caria Pflasterer, Jack Phillips, Mary Phillips Junior Popplewell, Mary Kay Ralph, Teresa Ramsey, Teresa Ratliff, Gib Retz, Amy Robbins, Robin Rook Mike Rust, Rick Sapp, Mike Schopmeyer, Royce Seiber, David Sells, Debbie Shaneyfelt, Susie Shaneyfelt Cheryl Sheets, Beth Ann Shockley, Shelley Schockley, Laura Shutz, Gary Sibert, Darrell Sloan, David Smith Debra Smith, Harriet Smith, Ron Smithson, Dennis Staton, Ruth Stephenson, Bob Stewart, Bill Stohler Renee Stover, Kim Stucky, Dave Thomas, Scott Thomas, John Thomason, Debbie Thompson, Tony Thornburg Stover 56-Juniors Dennis Webster, Jim Wells, Bob Williams, Tammy Williams, Andrea Williamson, Tom Wisener, Bobbi Wolfe Doug Woodring, Larry Woods, Robin Wysong, Aaron Zell, Tom Brown John Tinkle, Susan Toland, Brenda Toschlog, Karen Tucker, Ric Tudor, Sam Vance, Joni Warren Sophomores Say, Buy Some Trash. The trash the Sophomores were talking about was really recycled trash made into attractive stationery. Realizing the expenses to come in the Junior year, they started early. In fact they made one half their goal by selling a total amount of $500.00. Trash cannot be all bad as some students won pollution posters or frog t-shirts for their selling expertise. Sophomores also had a terrific display for sectional with their title being, Hop to the Top. All posters lended themselves well to a 1950's theme. Sophomore Class Officers, left to right: Mr. secretary; Miss Sonda Garner, sponsor; Kent Steve Howell, sponsor; Pam Cox, treasurer; Owens, president. Steve Reyenga, vice-president; Shelley Keever, Tim Abel, Cilena Armstrong, Joe Abernathy, Doug Anderson, Susan Anderson, Brenda Andrews, Beth Antrim Cindy Ashley, Joan Ashley, Darla Auker, Rojena Bousman, Dale Berry, Gerald Blackford, Patricia Blunk Barbara Braun, Jackie Brenton, Carla Brown, Lois Brown, David Byrd, Jimmy Byrge, Don Caylor 58-Sophomores Teresa Cliff, Rory Clouse, Bryan Coats, Debbie Coc hran, Miles Collins, Ric Collins, Lisa Conley Monty Cook, Rick Cox, Pam Cox, Scott Cox, Steve Cox, Bob Cornett, David Craw Debbie Craycraft, Greg Cross, Ron Culy, Linda Cummings, Lisa Daggett, Pam Daly, Rhonda Daves Rick Day, Bill Dillow, Larry Dishman, Scott Doss, Bruce Durbin, John Durham, Scott Durham Debbie Dull, Brent Edwards, Demara Fields, Rita Fields, Carla Fogle, Kim Fogle, Rich Foudray Kathy Friend, Becky Fritts, Gorinne Gale, Jody Card, Floretta Geesy, Judy Gillum, Jim Godsey Cheryl Goodhew, Vincent Goodhew, David Grimes, Randy Grimes, Tim Hardesty, Mark Hahn, Douglas Harris Jane Harris, Rick Hawley, Teresa Hernly, Janice Heston, Kim Hinshaw, Bob Holder, Cheryl Hotmire Chris Hudson, Bonnie Hyre, Steve James, Debbie Jarrett, Tammy Jarrett, Cheryl Jennings, Don Johnson Shelley Keever, Mike Kennedy, Carla Keys, Curtis Keys, Patsy Keys, Joy King, Marcy King Robert King, Teresa King, Terry King, Bob Ko-isher, Phil Lake, Robin Landers, Paula Lewis Sophomores-59 Mark Lindsey, jerry Lofton, Jim Love, Jenny Ludy, Kandi Lykins, Ellen Make, Angela Marshall David McCammon, Michelle McCormick Frank McDavid, Donna McKinley, David Miller, Helen Mills, Sandy Mills Kelly Mock, Kim Monroe, Naomi Morgan, John Morris, Jody Moyer, Cynthia Mutch, Lisa Norman Beth Norris, Cathy Norton, Don Norton, Tom Oliver, Cathy Owens, Kei.. Owens, Ken Paschal Kathy Patterson, Kim Peters, Diana Phillips, Tom Phistner, Steve Pittman. Cheryl Poling Terry Poole David Poucher, Tanya Ralph, Pat Randall, Steve Reyenga, Tim Rhoades, Lori Robbins, Jack Roberts Dennis Sapp, Karl Schaffer, Bob Schweizer, John Shanks, Karen Shannon, Kathy Sheets, Dave Short Chris Silbert, Bill Simmons, Jane Simmons, Claudia Sims, Rochelle Sipe, Allen Smith, Kelle Smithson Paul Smithson, Penny Smock, Tim Smoot, Pamela Smyth, Bruce Snyder, Kathy Sommer, Cindy Staggs Don Staton, Al Sterling, Mary Sterling, Brian Stevick, Julie Stewart, Susan Stewart, Krista Stonerock Jeff Straley, John Sutherland, Jill Tanner, John Teal, Debra Theurer, Chris Thompson, Starley Tinkle 60-Sophomores Martin Tolbert, Tom Towne, Rick Tucker, Kent Van Note, Debbie Verneman, Rita Wallace, Randy Wells Connie Whiteneck, Sherry Williams, Sharon Winbigler, Vickie Winningham, Tonisa Wise-ner, Randy Wren, Marc Woodbury Dana Woolf, Rick Wooters, Tim Wyatt, Doug Wynn, Marita Wynn, Peggy Wynn, Kim Yost joyce Young Freshmen Win Float Contest 'Falcons Fly High' was the theme for our freshmen's first prize winning float for the 1974 Homecoming. And fly high they did as they were often commended for enthusiastic participation in all Homecoming activities. This enthusiasm was exemplified again in their display of posters quoting the sectional theme, The Falcon Sensation is Sweeping the Nation.' Later during the month of May, the freshmen are planning to end the 1975 school year with a fun night program. Sophomore Class Officers, left to right: Gary Keesling, president; Bruce Anderson, vice-president; Lori Hart, secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner, sponsor; Connie Schopmeyer, treasurer; Mr. Lauren Fabert, sponsor. Connie Addington, Bennie Albertson, Russell Allred, Brenda Anderson, Bret Anderson, Bruce Anderson Shirley Armstrong, Brenda Ashley, Randy Ashmore, Bill Baldridge, Doug Baldwin, Steve Barga, Lori )o Barrett Timothy Bennett, David Bertram, Lynn Blansett, Mark Bloom, Bill Bower, Vickie Bradburn, Dana Brandenburg Gary Braun, Ken Browning, Betsy Brueckhei-mer, Rex Brumley, Kimberly Burkett, Lynn Castor, Tim Chalfant 62—Freshmen Mike Chowning, Verla Clarkson, Pat Clevenger, Cathy Cole, )ohn Collins, Judy Conn, David Cortner Aaron Cox, Glen Cox, Rick Craw, Rebecca Cross, Rhonda Davis, Chris DeBoy, Jeff Doss Robin Dudley, Brenda Durbin, Gary Durham, Paul Durham, Jan Pursley, Elizabeth Edwards, Tim Engle Robert Ertel, Donnie Ervins, Dain Evans, Vy-linda Fair, Bill Farber, Matt Fraser, Donna Fields Cindy Fifer, Steve Flatter, Greg Fleming, Suzanne Fleming, Reta Foudray, Gay Friend, Jerry Friend Craig Furman, Craig Gale, Jay Gardner, Julie Green, Keith Green, Steve Green, Russell Green Curtis Gierhart, Randy Girton, Debbie Godsey, Gwen Gorley, Jamie Gullett, Kevin Gulley, Cathy Handy Cheryl Handy, Amy Harold, Lori Hart, Phil Hart-zell, Tina Haviza, Jodie Hawley, Shari Haworth Stanley Hernly, Debbie Hill, Kevin Holder, Jerry Holt, Kathy Hyre, Rusty Huddleston, Kevin Huffman Brian Hummel, Debbie Isenbarger, Bruce Jenkins, Louise Junco, Kelly Kahle, Rebecca Kaufman, Gary Keesling Steve Kemp, Tony Kennedy, Bonnie Keys, John Kidder, Bret Kindell, Larry Kiser, Bill Koisher Freshmen—63 Bruce Lackey, Mark Lawrence, Bruce Lee, Eddie Lee, Jackie Lee, John Lemons, Eddie Locke Scot Louk, Amy Lowe, Tim Lykins, Dimitrius Make, Rebecca Martin, Rhonda Martin, Clifford McCord Emma McCord, Mike McCord, Jim McDavid, Lori McKnight, Kevin Meek, Randy Mikel, Vickie Miller Ralph Mills, Kim Mock, Jerry Monroe, Aliese Moore, Debbie Morris, Kathy Morrison, Patricia Nash Dennis Negele, Connie Newton, Jacob Norton, Donna Neudecker, Joel Nunez, Kim Oakerson, Teresa Osborne Jeff Owens, Teresa Penticuff, Connie Pflasterer, Darrell Poling, Danny Poole, Karen Reno, Millie Resler Lisa Retz, Mike J. Roberts, Mike L. Roberts, Dave Rook, Roselyn Russell, Howard Salyers, Teresa Sanders Connie Schopmeyer, Debbie Sears, Betty Sells, James Shaneyfelt, Bain Shockley, Donnie Simmons, Tim Simmons Becky Skinner, Darren Sloan, Julie Smith, Lori Smith, Jackie Smoot, Kathy Smoot, Teresa Snyder Darlene Sommer, Jeff Spradling, Sue Sprinkle, Bob Stephenson, Debbie Stewart, Carolyn Stipp, Brad Stover Kim Symmes, Dave Tarter, Mark Teal, Phil Tharp, Kent Thomas, Allison Thress, Star Van Winkle 64— Freshmen Theresa Vinson, Teresa Vore, Brenda Wagner, Bill Wallace, Pam Wells, Sherry White, l isa Whitted Mike Whitted, Chris Williams, John Williams, Janice Williams, Mona Williams, Kim Williams, Jennifer Williamson Jim Williamson, Marilyn Williamson, Milda Williamson, Lisa Wilson, Mark Winkle, Joetta Wolfe, Chris Woolf Earl Woolf, Roberta Wooters, Debbie Woz-nicki, Tim Wynn, David Wysong The Band winning the State ... forming the FBLA ... and the Language Department sponsoring our foreign exchange students ... This Was Our Year. Our Organizations Don't Fiddle With The Falcons 68- Homecoming Robin Rook, junior Paula Lewis, Sophomore Donna Anderson, Freshman Despite the loss against the Portland Panthers, Homecoming still carried the same spiritfilled air about it. The activities of the week made for a lively and exciting atmosphere. The halls were decked with posters bearing spirited messages to help back the Falcons. Fun Night proved itself to be another chilly, exciting evening of fun and competition between classes. Rainy, dreary Homecoming night found all fans present to back their favorite Falcon team. Ann Anderson was crowned queen of the Homecoming festivities, and spirits were still high as fans reflected on the feeling of pride in their hearts for the Falcons. FHA Says Falcons Aren't Cool Without a The largest Future Homemakers of America chapter in the State of Indiana kept busy this year by cleaning up the W.C. parking lot and making signs encouraging fellow students to do the same. The slogan was Falcons aren't cool without a clean school. The FHA was also involved in the treating of students and teachers to cupcakes at lunch during FHA week. Their many other activities included their traditional Christmas caroling party, Daddy Date Night, and the Senior Banquet. The highlight of the year became the sweetheart dance, Just You and Me. Clean School. Sophomores Freshmen FHA Members-71 The FHA officers this year were front row: Treasurer Kim Barret, Secretary Carla Pflasterer, Vice-President Debbie Smith, and President Amy Robbins. Second row: Reporters Shelly Keever and Deb Cochran. Historians Ellen Make and Debbie Jarrett. Third Row: Projects Chairman Amy Cox, Public Relations Chairman Paula Lewis, Recreation Leader Pam Cox. Fourth Row: Recreation Leader Tammy Hawley, Parliamentarian Chris Pflasterer, and Teresa Mills as Project Chairman. FBLA Provides School Supply to Student Body The Future Business Leaders of America was initiated at Winchester Community High School during the 1974-75 school year. In February over seventy students enrolled in the business curriculum were initiated in an impressive candlelight service with the state advisors, Dr. Florence Grunkemeyer and Dr. Richard Kelly of Ball State University assisting in the service. The main service project for the FBLA was the FBLA Bookstore. The purpose of the project was to supply the student body with a means of obtaining school supplies. The project has been quite successful with the WCHS student body. Through this club, the business students will learn more about business, economic conditions of the community, and carrer planning. 72—FBLA The French and Spanish Keep Their Clubs' Traditions French Club: Keeping with the French theme. During the initiation, the initiates traveled through the cracker crumb, coast of France. The initiates were put on trial; and the consequence was to dance the Can-Can. The French club sponsored their annual Christmas party with the Spanish Club. On the agenda was: volleyball, dances. and skits. The French sponsored a Bake Sale of French pastries; such as Cream puffs, Eclairs, Tarts, Chocolate Ribbons and many more. Some members of the club took a trip to Quebec during the Easter vacation. Spanish Club: The Spanish Club initiation was based on the theme The Spanish Inquisition . During the initiation, the initiates ate hot peppers, colored marshmellows, then they kissed Terry Retz' toes. The annual Christmas party was held with the French Club. The Spanish activities were Spanish dances, skits, and traditional dishes prepared by the students. Pinatas filled with candy were broken. The Spanish students attended Ball State's Musical production of Man de La Mancha. During the spring the students also collected food and clothing for the children in Equador. The highlight was a trip to Puerto Rico. French and Spanish Clubs-73 Honor Society Works to Help the Community The Honor Society helped the community in several ways. They donated to the Susie Green Fund Winchester Mission and also to the Tarter Family after the burning of their home. The Honor Society also gave a party for the under-priviledged children of our community. In addition they put on a dance for the student body. The members stuffed themselves with pizza at the annual party the juniors gave for the seniors. The officers were: Dane Starbuck president; Mary Swindell, Vice president; Marla Macy, Secretary; Linda Huffman, Treasurer; and Ann Anderson, Historian. 74-Honor Society The 1974 school play, Winnie the Pooh, was an unqualified success. This charming and delightful story, which appealed to both children and adults, drew a larger crowd than we have had for several years. The story concern Winnie, a little bear, who loves honey, and his adventures in trying to acquire this. His friends, Eeyore, Owl, Rabbit, Christopher Robin, Piglet, Kanga, and Roo, also became involved and the little forest animals almost stole the show. Winnie the Pooh Was Here Following the preformance cast members went out into the audience to shake hands with the children. To the delight of play actors some children even wanted their autographs, and one child gushed, I just love you. Piglet! School Play—75 WINCHESTER COMMUNITY Students Govern Through the Student Council The Student Council took on traditional projects this year such as the Homecoming dance, Christmas decorations for the school, and the community-wide Susie Green Fund project. In April, they sponsored a county dance for the second consecutive year featuring “Roosevelt Johnson's Heart, Body, and Soul. The council was led this year by se- FCA Through Christianity Thp FCA holds huddle meetings every two weeks at the home of one of the members. The activities of the FCA included the painting of several rooms at the Monk's Home, acting as 'big brothers' to young boys, taking them to foot- nior Jim Bowman. Other officers included Linda Huffman, vice-president; Mary Swindell, secretary; and Andrea Williamson, treasurer. ball games and treating them to a Christmas party. The members of FCA attend different camps around the country as they have done for the past two years. The camp in Rome, Georgia is an example of one camp attended by members. FFA The FFA has been prosperous this year. To start the year, they harvested their farm plot and sold the crops. Then the FFA had a cider sale, cider having been made by the club members. They sold popcorn and bought a tractor with profits. Also they had soil, judging teams, dairy teams and a crop judging team. In the future they have beef, sheep and swine contests planned. The FFA attended the District banquet and hope to have a banquet of their own. Chess Club Library Staff Flelps the Librarian and Students FEA Learns By Teaching FEA started their opening meeting with guest speaker George Westlander. He explained the differences of Sweden to the United States. Our next meeting was a combination of Christmas Party and Initiation of the new members. Mr. Joseph Casey was our guest speaker. Our final speaker was Marta Acros from Columbia S.A. explaining the differences in teaching requirements. Our year will close with the election of new officers for the 75-76 year. Meetings were held every 3rd Tuesday during the second mod- ule. Total membership was 42. Mrs. Myers and Mr. Fabert were the sponsors. Officers for the 1974-1975 school year were: Vicki Sipe-President, Scott Kahle-Vice President, Debbie Thompson—Secretary, Jama Wolf —Treasurer, and Linda Moore—Historian. Students Enjoy Radio Show Our Small Voices Radio Program featured Donna Wilson, Marla Macy, Conan Wallace, and Jeff Woolf. Among the more memorable shows were working on a 10-week wrap-up show at school until 6:05 before the show at 6:15, Conan's funny faces and Jeff's growling stomach causing Donna and Marla to lose control over the air, and realizing at 6:14 that we brought the wrong tape. In an effort to keep the student body and faculty informed on the current events taking place at W.C., the Golden Times staff circulated quarterly issues of the school newspaper. It was the hope of the staff members that their first experiences with journalism not only depicted the outstanding news at school, but also successfully cov- Golden Times Informs ered those students and events normally receiving little acclaim. In addition to these staff members Jackie Jarrett and Andrea Williamson joined the staff 2nd semester. Football, Extravaganza, Honor Society, lunch hours, classes, teachers ... these are just a few elements to consider when creating a book that is representative of the 74-75 school year. What was special about this school year to make it unique? Well__there was band, then sports, then academics. It was all of these events that made 74-75 unique. And hopefully Jeff Woolf, Kathy Winningham, Natalie Phillips, Bev Prescott, Mary Swindell, Scott Kahle, Marla Macy, Shwanda Hill, Kathy Kolp, Polly Roberts, advisor; Charmin Armstrong, and Bill Evilsizer have made the memories of the past school year come alive for you!!! Seniors Work To Improve Annual For Their Special Year Golden Times and Era 79 Miss Ritchey took the responsibility of sponsoring the 109-member cheerblock this year. As the girls patiently awaited the arrival of their new sweaters, they found themselves learning to yell with diaphrams they did not realize they had. The senior program became the highlight of the season, with poster size, shaded by Sandy Chal-fant, of the senior members of the team. Chris Pflasterer was elected to lead the block as captain and Falcons Sent To Victory By Block and Representatives Vicki Culy as co-captain. Falcon Board members elected as representatives this year were seniors Patti Vore and Mary Swindell, juniors Becky Moyer and Susie Shaneyfelt, sophomores Ellen Make and Julie Stewart, and freshmen Louise Junco and Kelly Kahle. The Falcon Board treated the team to a delicious sectional breakfast. A large block and boisterous voices helped support the tremendous falcon team this season. Top left: B-team cheerleaders top to bottom, Pam Cox, Jill Tanner, Jody Card, and Tanya Ralph. Above: Freshmen cheerleaders right to left, Kim Symmes, Donna Neudecker, Tina Havi a, and Judy Conn. Below: Varsity cheerleaders, Marla Macy, Pam Hyre, Paula Lewis, Kathy Kolp, Lcig-hanne Hahn, and Angela Marshall. Cheerleaders Show Ability and Sportsmanship Concert Choir, Golden Tones, Mixed For the Concert Choir, it was all work and no play. The choir started the year off by readying themselves for the Fall Concert. The Winter Concert was next on the agenda. The Concert started with a pre- Golden Tones The Golden Tones are members of the Concert Choir. They have performed throughout the community for the many clubs. As a treat for both the old folks and the Golden Tones, they have sung at the County Home on special oc-cassions. Memories are always held dear to the Golden Tones, like the time all seven girls rode in a four passenger car. On another oc-cassion the Golden Tones giggled through one presentation as it was so hard to hit their own notes accompanied by a very ill-tuned piano. To become a member, a girl must audition with two tunes before Mr. Buckley. Uppn acceptance, a girl must enroll in private lessons and participate in all voice contests at Ball State University. 82-Concert Choir Golden Tones cessional by the Concert Choir fol-lowed by slides and spiritual music as background. Soloists for the Winter Concert were Charmin Armstrong, Jane Crawford, and Jennifer Barga, all members of the Golden Tones. The Choir also performed for several of the community clubs. Work never stops in the Concert Choir, it just keeps getting more exciting as the year progresses. Ensemble Members Grow Through Song The Mixed Ensemble consists of the Golden Tones and guys from the Boys Glee Club. The Mixed Ensemble performs for the Concerts, but their major function is to perform at the Band Extravaganza. The guys are picked by Mr. Buckley for their singing ability, and ability in expression and movements. The members of the Mixed Ensemble were, left to right, Charmin Armstrong, Jim Wells, Jennifer Barga, Don Staton, Jane Crawford, Mary Swindell, Rick Byrge, Robin Rook, Scott Thomas, Jama Wolf, Steve Reyenga, and Linda Cummings. Mixed Ensemble-83 Seniors honored in the choir this year were: First row: Jama Wolf, Mary Swindell, Kathy Williams, Mark Manning; Second row: Char-min Armstrong, Rosetta Craw, Jennifer Barga, Star Craycraft; Third row: Gina Farber, Diane Williams, Marilyn Addington, Melinda McLaughlin, Julia McCoy. The Girls Glee Club Learns By Experience The Girls Glee Club has become a stepping stone to the Concert Choir. The girls enjoyed the experience of both group work and solo. Members include: First row: Dodi Ferrell, Janice Heston, Pam Cox, Floretta Geesy, Cindy Mutch. Second row: Kim Peters, Helen Mills, 84 Senior Choir’and Girls Glee Club Paula Lewis, Kim Yost, Julie Stewart; Third row: Becky Fritts, Angela Marshall, Judy Gillum, Sharon Win-begler, Kelly Mock. Fourth row: Donna McKinley, Roxanne Mosier, Harriet Smith, Carla Fogle, and Peggy Wynn. Mixed Chorus Is Stepping Stone To Concert Choir Members in the Freshman ensemble this year included: First row: Lynn Castor, Louise Junco, Donna Neudecker, Kim Symmes, judy Conn, Vickie Bradburn, Sue Sprinkle, Cindy Fifer. Second row: Kelly Kahle, Julie Smith, Julie Green, Faye Haney, Lisa Whitted, Mona Williams, Betsy Brueckhei-mer, and Teresa Vore. These girls participated to take honors at the District Solo Contest at Muncie. Ensemble Takes First Place In Contest Mixed Ensemble and Freshmen Girls Glee Club 85 Hilarious, Tap Happy, No. No. Nanette Tap lessons, memorizing lines, searching the country for props: these were the duties the concert choir devoted themselves to very early in the school year. Tryouts for the leading roles ended in victory for Rick Byrge, playing the role of Uncle Jimmy Smith, a bible seller who spreads happiness through money to three lovely girls. Jimmy tries very hard to keep this from his wife Sue, played by Robin Rook. Scott Thomas as Billy Early, the lawyer, attempts to iron out Jimmy's problem, only to get himself deeper into trouble with his own wife, Lucille, played by Jennifer Barga. She leaves Billy because she believes he is playing around with the three girls. Meanwhile Nanette, played by Jama Wolf, has a desire to live the high life although her boyfriend Tom, played by Jim Wells, demands that she settle down and marry him. The three girls are played by Jane Crawford as the shimmier Flora from Frisco, Charmin Armstrong as Winnie from Washington, and Rosetta Craw as Betty from Boston. These three girls cause a lot of trouble for Billy and Uncle Jimmy. Gina Farber added the right touch of humor as she played the maid Pauline. In addition the musical cast would like to express their sincere appreciation to Mr. Charles Buckley, Mrs. Lois Longenbaugh, and Mrs. Donna Jennings for all the time and talent spent in preparing the presentation. With all this talent the musical No. No. Nanette could be nothing but a success. 86-Musical Mucical-87 Hard work, long hours of marching on hot streets, and good leadership combined to spur the WCHS Marching Show Band of 1974-75 Class B to first place in the Stage Band state of Indiana. Leading the champions to fame were director Max Jones, drum majors, Conan Wall- ace and Mark Mullen, and head majorette Paula Fraze. Congratulations to the WC Band from the entire student body. Keep up the good work. Senior Sweaters (Awards) Stage Band and Senior Svveaters-89 Band to 1st Marches Place The band started its long journey in january with many practices during band, after school sectionals, and on individual time. They went further down the road with just two weeks in preparation for the stage. At the end of this first week the stage was complete and by the second week, the band was at their place of destiny. On April 25 and 26, the band put on two great shows with various songs of The Entertainer, TSOP, and the traditional Cherish. The Battle Hymn of the Republic was staged in a wonderful setting with the United States Flag in lights, the majorettes with the nation's colors, and Paula Fraze portraying the Statue of Liberty. Truly, this was a great time of liberty and freedom. Band Extravaganza 91 Defeating number one ranked Hammond ... taking another trip to New Castle ... Conference Champs in Football, Tennis, and Basketball ... and an undefeated girls Basketball team ... This Was Our Year. Our Sports Falcon Gridiron Win First TEC Championship The 1974 team will be remembered for first Tri-Eastern Conference Football Championship and their hard work and dedication. The Falcons were honored to have Thad Abel, Tony Thornburg, Bob Andrews, Dave Daly, Tim Passmore, Aaron Zell, joe Thomas, and Butch Winkle named to all conference first team. Varsity, left to right: First row—Aaron Zell, Thad Abel, Butch Winkle, Jerry Morrison, Myron Durham, Joe Thomas, Bob Andrews, Tim Passmore, Head Coach Ken Jordan Second row-Assistant Coach Omar Yoder, Steve Hoffman, Dave Culy, Dave Thomas, Doug Chalfant, Tony Thornburg, Steve Meeks, Assistant Coach Bill Bush Third row-Manager Bob Coronet, Rick Wooters, Jeff Straley, Don Staton, Steve Reyenga, Bob Schweizer, Mike Crew, Dave Smith, Fourth row-Mike Rust, Dave Poucher, Randy Wren, Bob Williams, Dave Byrd, Curtis Keys, Bob Holder, Manager Bret Kindell Fifth row-Manager Tom Oliver, Chris Seibert, John Teal, Gary Peterson, Shelly Shockley, Greg Keesling, Dave Daly, Ric Day, Mike Lee 94-Varsity and B-team Football Varsity Results B-team Results wc 0 Yorktown 14 WC 12 Yorktown 13 wc 36 Hagerstown 0 WC 18 Centerville 6 wc 27 Eastbrook 0 WC 14 Hagerstown 0 wc 26 Centerville 20 WC 14 South Adams 6 wc 12 Wes Del 19 WC 6 Portland 20 wc 21 Cambridge Gty 13 WC 71 Union County 0 wc 9 Mississinewa 8 WC 34 Union City 7 wc 20 Portland 22 wc 14 Union City 0 wc 43 Union County 0 Football-Seniors-95 Freshmen Prove Success With 4-2-1 Season Freshmen, left to right: First row—Chris Deboy, Steve Moore, Rex Brumley, Mark Teal, Steve Engle, Second row-Manager Jeff Owens, Rob Butler, Jim Williamson, Trent Bush, Gerry Keesling, Rick Craw, Dave Wysong, Manager Ed Locke Third row-Coach Tom Zell, Greg Fleming, Randy Ashmore, Tim Wynn, John Williams, Randy Mikel, Bruce Jenkins 97-Freshmen Football First in TEC with perfect 5-0 Slate Front Row, Stan Hernley, Craig Gale, Doug Me Knight, Jan Pursley, Dimitrius Make, Bill Stohler, Back Row, Randy Girton, Jim Wells, Scott Flanagan, Rick Cox, Dane Starbuck, Jim Bowman, Chris Milligan, Coach—Walter Skinner The Falcon netmen recorded a 10-2 year marking up their first win of the School's tennis story against South Adams. Senior members of the team include Jim Bowman, Dane Starbuck and foreign exchange student, George West-lander. Other main contributors were Ricky Cox, Scott Flanagan, Chris Milligan and Jim Wells. 98-Tennis Harriers Finish 5-2 in Dual Meets Our team cantered past four invitational meets during season placing second at Portland and South Adams, third at Monroe Central and fifth at Wapahani. We raced to capture second place in TEC conference. Chris Thompson and Mike Schopmeyer were named all conference. Front Row: |ohn Shanks, Bill Junco, Chris Thompson, Jerry Doolin, Bruce Anderson, JohrvMetzler, Pat Clevenger, Mark Winkle. Back Row: Jerry Holt, Dave Keever, Don Blunk, Bob Spradling, Bill Monroe, Mark Mullens, Mike Schopmeyer, Bob Koisher, Manager—Mark Wilson. Cross Country-99 Freshmen, B-Team Follow Falcon Tradition Freshmen, First row, left to right: Manager Mike Roberts, Ernie Ertle, Jeff Owens, Gerry Keesling, Keith Green, Paul Durham, Mark Lawrence, .Manager Scott Spradling. Back row: Chris Deboy, Mark Winkle, Tony Kennedy, john Williams, Randy Mikel, Coach Rex Kiser, Bill Wallace, Steve Flatter, John Kidder, Brian Hummel, Trent Bush B-Team, First row, left to right: John Teal, Curtis Keys, John Shanks, Ric Tudor, Dave Poucher. Second row: Coach Tom Zell, Dave Hummel, Rick Cox, Aaron Zell, Dave Short, Jim Love, Jeff Straley. Back row: Managers Mark Wilson, Mike Schopmeyer, Steve Reyenga, Bruce Durbin, Bill Junco 100 Freshmen and B-Team Basketball By Both Winning Four-Way Tournaments B-Team Record wc 44 Muncie South 47 wc 59 Monroe Central 32 wc 67 Union 31 wc 56 South Adams 18 wc 39 Shenandoah 36 wc 57 Union City 33 wc 45 Muncie North 59 wc 85 Cambridge Gty 37 wc 54 Adams Central 36 Winchester Tourney: WC 48 Hagerstown 41 WC 50 Centerville 28 WC 25 Newcastle 41 WC 47 Blackford 40 wc 60 Hagerstown 41 wc 44 Centerville 30 wc 25 York town 41 wc 55 Muncie Burris 46 wc 52 Union County 62 wc 45 Eastbrook 37 wc 49 Portland 41 Freshmen Record WC 51 Union County 60 WC (A) 40 Wapahani 46 WC (B) 28 Wapahani 36 WC 54 Hagerstown 36 WC 48 Dennis 65 WC (A) 32 South Adams 38 WC (B) 31 South Adams 23 WC 21 Test 56 WC 32 Portland 64 WC (A) 29 Muncie Central 60 WC (B) 10 Muncie Central 43 Eastbrook Tourney: WC 19 Madison Grant 30 WC 29 Mississinewa 36 WC (A) 29 Delta 26 WC (B) 21 Delta 41 Union Gty Tourney: WC 48 Portland 29 WC 45 Union 22 WC 48 Cambridge City 31 WC 46 Centerville 35 WC 32 Union Gty 24 WC (A) 32 Muncie South 70 WC (B) 32 Muncie South 48 Freshmen and B-Team Basketball 101 Falcon Sensation Sweeps Nation, End Varsity, First row, left to right: Dane Starbuck, Dave Keever, Ray MacMillan, Mark Hummel, Thad Abel. Second row: Coach Pat Rady, Jeff Straley, Joe Thomas, Bob Andrews, Bob Davis, Dave Culy, Doug McNight, Jerry Morrison, Assistant Coach Tom Zell. Third row: Aaron Zell, Manager Bruce Durbin, Manager Mark Wilson, Manager Mike Schopmeyer, Manager Steve Reyenga, Manager Bill Junco, Dave Poucher 102 Varsity Basketball Season With Twelfth Rating In State WC 77 Muncie South 68 WC 78 Monroe Central 44 WC 99 Union 35 WC 77 South Adams 56 WC 63 Shenandoah 65 WC 69 Union City 56 WC 57 Muncie North 86 WC 80 Cambridge City 46 WC 68 Adams Central 52 WC 69 Hammond 68 WC 52 Huntington 49 WC 56 New Castle 53 WC 70 Blackford 55 WC 87 Hagerstown 49 WC 83 Centerville 51 WC 79 Yorktown 68 WC 100 Muncie Burris 43 WC 68 Union County 58 WC 74 Eastbrook 73 WC 97 Portland 54 WC 66 Union City 45 WC 77 Monroe Central 47 WC 62 Muncie North 73 The Falcon sensation swept the nation beginning on December 28 as the Falcons defeated the No. 1 ranked team, Hammond, and came back to win the Huntington Tourney. With a 15-game winning streak, the Tri-Eastern Conference championship title, an undefeated record on our home court, a 12th. AP Poll ranking in the state, and the title of defending sectional champions, the powerful Falcons advanced to the Regional. Losing to Muncie North in a close battle, the team ended their season with a 20-3 record, which was the best WC record since 1948. Falcon pride further swelled as Dane Starbuck was selected for the All-State Academic squad and Coach Rady received the title of Coach of the Year for District IV. Varsity Basketball 103 Upset Number One Hammond, Win Tourney Our triump at being No. 1 began at the center circle. 104-Basketball-Huntington Tourney Volleyball Team Wins 10 Out Of 15 Games This year's season was outstanding. But the volleyball sectional was the highlight. Many exciting games were played and we made it right down to the final game with Union City only to be defeated in the end. Front row L to R: Diane McCormick (stat); Becky Martin, Sandy Chalfant; Lori Robbins; Julie Stewart; manager. 2nd row L to R: Anne Rarnell, coach; Vicki Sipe; Natalie Phillips, Trish McCormick, Karen Antrim. Front row L to R: Rojena Bousman, Louise Junco, Rhonda Davis. 2nd row L to R: Vickie Miller, Carla Keys, Marcy King, Beth Antrim. Girls' Track, Golf Expand With Interest First Undefeated Season in WC Basketball Varsity, left to right: First row—Vickie Bosworth, Lori Robbins, Marcy King, Vicki Sipe, Karen Antrim, Back row—Manager, Julie Stewart, Shelley Sipe, Peggy Wynn, Vickie Miller, Karen Bosworth, Rhonda Cox, Louise Junco, Coach Chris Fine B-team, left to right: First row-Lynn Castor, Sue Sprinkle, Vickie Miller, Rojeina Bousman, Becky Martin, Back row-Coach Chris Fine, Julie Green, Carla Keys, Cathy Norton, Beth Antrim, Pam Daly, Shelley Sipe For first-year coach Mrs. Chris Fine, the varsity team finished with 9-0 season. Vickie Bosworth was high scorer. The record for the B-team was 4-2 with Vickie Miller as high scorer. Gymnasts Place Second at Sectional The beginning division record was 3-6 and the intermediate was 6-3. In this division Kristi Stonerock and Tammy jarrett placed third at the sectional and Jill Tanner was eligible for the regional with her second rating. Leighanne Hahn was our only optional gymnast. Left to right: First row-Tammy Jarrett, Betsy Breuckheimer, Pam Cross, Debbie jarrett, Beb Prescott Second row-Rhonda Davis, Debbie Cochran, Jill Tanner, Connie Shop-meyer, Vicki Culy Back row-Kristi Stone-rock, Bobbi Wolfe, Brenda Andrews, Leighanne Hahn, Amy Harrell, Jackie Lee, Manager Debbie Conner Girl's Gymnastics-109 Front row L to R: Randy Girton; Kevin Gulley; Sob Davis; Bill Stohler; Jim Bowman; Bob Williams. 2nd row L. to R: Steve Howell coach- Randy Hernley; John Williams; Bob Stewart; Tim Passmore; Doug Mills; Bill Wallace; Dimitrius Make. Golfers Win Eastbrook Invitational The 1975 golf team ended their dual season with nine wins and three loses. In the conference the team became co-champions with Union City. Invitational play had us winning at Eastbrook and ranking third in our own invitational. The sectional found the golfers at fifth place only missing third by four strokes. This was a fine season for the team and it looks forward to many fine golfers coming up in school. Golf-111 13 Wins—8 Loses; Finish 2nd in Conference Front row L to R: Bill Bush, coach; [had Abel; Jerry Morrison; Dave Hill; Tony Gant; Butch Winkle; Mike Addington; Joe Thomas. 2nd row L to R: Bruce Durbin; Steve Pittman; Ric Tudor; Ric Handy; Steve Reyenga; Rick Cox; Scott Flanagan; Randy Wells; Curtis Keys; Tom Oliver. 122—Varsity Baseball Keever High Jump 6'3VS'; Schopmeyer Mile 4:41.7 Front row L to R: Mark Wilson, manager; Mike Schopmeyer; Bryce Gamester; Kim Monroe; Don Ervin; John Shanks; Pat Clevenger; Bruce Anderson, Don Kiser; Rory Clouse; Jerry Keesling; Mark Winkle; Mike Lee; Scot Spradling. 2nd row L to R: Rex Kiser, coach; Mark Mullen; Dave Keever; Dave Poucher; Mark Croyle; Ray McMillan; Bob Spradling; Jerry Holt; Mark Hummel; Don Blunk; Bob Andrews; Randy Mikel; John Williams; Al Sterling; Tom Zell, coach. Concludes Dual Meet Season with 4-4 Record Varsity, left to right: First row—Manager Bret Kindell, Dimitrius Make, Don Norton, jerry Doolin, Dan Norton, Bob Williams, Bob Koisher Back row—Mark Mullens, Manager, Randy Wells, Randy Wren, Gary Conn, Shelly Shockley, Tony Thornburg, Jeff Barnes, Gary Peterson, Tim Passmore, Coach Pat Kinney Winchester 35 Wapahani 31 Winchester 27 Union Gty 37 Winchester 54 Union 15 Winchester 35 Cambridge Gty 29 Winchester 36 Union County 27 Winchester 30 Hagerstown 39 Winchester 12 South Adams 55 Winchester 16 Centerville 51 We placed second and fourth in Wes Del and Adams Central duals, fourth in TEC and third in county tourney. We had two third place finishes and a fourth in the tough Muncie sectional; they were Bob Williams, Tony Thornburg and Tim Passmore respectively. B-team, left to right: First row-Doug Mills, Stanley Hernley, Brad Staver, jake Norton, Bruce Anderson, Bill Koisher Back row-David Wysong, Tony Kennedy, Terry Kessler, Randy Ashmore, Bruce Jenkins, Assistant Coach Omar Yoder 114—Varsity and B-team Wrestling Wrestling-115 The Support from our Community has given us the opportunity to have foreign exchange students ... to have an after prom ... to be awarded scholorships ... and help to publish this annual... This Was Our Year. Our Comr nunity 118 Community the leading industry in Randolph County Anchor Hooking employs—appro imutel 1300 men and women in the Winchester plant and provides safe, steady work and income for its employees. Congratulations aifd Rest W ishes from ANCHOR HOCKING Community 119 Congratulations to the Class of 75 300 MARTIN STREET UL BjROS. INC. 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INDIANA 47394 28 Modern Units PHONE 47481 Air Conditioning—Electric Heat SILVER TOWNE COIN SHOP KENNY DORIS CIRTON, OWNERS St. Rd. 32 27, Winchester, Ind. 47394 Leon E. Hendrickson Make New Friends But Keep the Old, One Is Silver and the Other Is Gold. Compliments of FARM BUREAU FAYE FISHER INSURANCE Auctioneer, Real Estate R.R. 3 Box 44 Agent Winchester, Ind. 47394 HELEN 1. SNYDER Realtor Bus. Ph. 584-9501 124 Community MEEK PAINTING, INC. Sales and Contracting First Choice In Paint Kyanize Paints 221 S. Meridian—Winchester, Indiana Store 584-2651 Home 584-4775 Bailey's Beauty Salon 205 Elm Street Ridgeville, Indiana Phone: 857-2637 1 FOUNTAIN PARK SERVICE Jewelry, ■HlNSHAMl ROCK GEMS Hock Hound and X Oil Changes, Tune-Ups, Brakes, Lapidary Supplies Alignments 440 S. Oak St., Winchester, Ind. 47394 Open 7 Days A Week Ph. 584-0751 709 S. Main St. Merrill Hinshaw Ph. 584-4825 EASY CLEAN LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING, CAMPBELL SOUP CAR WASH COMPANY 809 N. 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MARKET Ridgeville, Indiana Better Food Buys Here Men's, Women's, Children's Footwear and Clothing Mr. Mrs. Gary Wills, Owners Linda Wolfe 105 S. Main St. Winchester, Indiana SARATOGA STATE BANK Saratoga, Indiana 126-Community MORRISSEY'S SHOE STORE East Side of Square Winchester, Indiana 47394 Buy shoes in a shoe store The Sporting Goods Store THE SPORTS CENTER REEVES CAFE 220 N. Main Winchester, Indiana phone 584-2331 FINE FOODS Mary Lou Overmeyer and Larry Bolinger, Owners Helms Meat Market Winchester, East Side of Square phone 584-2731 Winchester Community—127 Cook and Shannon Builder Supplies 300 W. North St. Winchester, Indiana ph. 584-7271 SEARS CATALOG STORE DOWNTOWN WINCHESTER (317) 584-5211 (317) 584-7411 )IM WALLACE, MGR. 128—Community WICK’S PIES INC. 217 Greenville Avenue Winchester, Indiana JUNIOR TOWN 113 W. Franklin St. Winchester, Indiana Phone 584-8701 “Tots Teens “A Complete Line For Sons and Daughters We Congratulate the Class of 1975 DEL-NOR LANES State Road 32 East Winchester, Indiana Phone 584-7891 Rickert Implement Co. John Deere Sales Service Phone 49871 Winchester, Indiana Community-129 Compliments of Manning Service Phone:584-2041 Saratoga, Indiana H S LETTER PRESS PRINTING Complete Composition, Layout, Printing, Binding Fast Service Reasonable Prices Flarold Sue Roberts 406 S. Meridian Winchester Phone: 584-7575 BOB'S MEN'S WEAR North Side of Square Younger's Plbg. and Heating Plumbing—Heating—Air Conditioning Vour Comfort Is My Business 717 W. Washington-Winchester, Indiana ph. 584-6726 Luxain Keith Younger, Owner Walters Tire Center Inc. 637 E. Washington Winchester, Indiana HOUSE OF FLAVORS Good Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Two Locations: 625 W. Washington Winchester 233 W. 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Meridian at Fourth St. ph. 584-8623 CAROLYN'S COIFFURE HARRIET T'S BEAUTY SHOP COTTAGE 309 S. Meridian St. Old 27 North Hairstyling Wigs ph. 584-9381 ph. 584-4338 Andrea Manning MIDWAY SERVICE Compliments of GAS-OIL Painting General Service R.R. 2 Deerfield, Indiana ph. 857-2989 ACE HARDWARE AND GIFT SHOP South Side of Square Winchester, Indiana Power Tools Small Appliances Hand Tools Cookware Creeting Cards Communily-131 Cooper-Franke Craft Cottage Crafts, Supplies, and Classes Your Choice of Macrame, Decoupage, Quilling, Fabric Painting, Quick Point Needlepoint II8V2 N. Main Winchester, Indiana CHICKEN PALACE Finest in Broasted Foods ph. 584-0111 Harold and Nadine Hawley Best Wishes to The Class of 1975 Haines Rexall Drugs 106 W. Washington Winchester, Indiana SHAFFER-FRAZE FUNERAL HOME 327 E. Franklin ph. 584-2161 Lee Gene Shaffer-Owner 132—Community 'i ' 'Ml American Security Co. 1921-1974 Do Business With Someone You Know Phone 584-7601 Winchester, Ind. OUR PIZZA HOUSE 120 E. Washington ph. 584-4291 Roger and Dortha Fisher Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 Community—133 Speed Queen Appliances ph. 584-0241 Jim Hile, Owner Mutual Loan and Finance, Inc. Loans—Insurance-Financing Winchester, Inciana We Like To Say Yes 209 S. Main St. ph: 584-2291 PETE'S BARBER SHOP Ridgeville, Indiana Ridgeville Lumber Company ph. 857-2211 Ridgeville, Indiana King Agency Insurance Gene Duke Don Matched 114 E. Washington ph. 584-1261 Winchester, Indiana 134—Community Seniors Thad Abel 32 Mike Addington 32 Bob Andrews 32 Doug Alsip 32 Sheldon Armstrong 33 David Baldwin 33 Jeff Barnes 33 Mark Barret 34 Jerry Bates 34 Don Blunk 34 Jim Bowman 34 Marvin Bradburn 35 Mark Cole 35 Cad Collins 35 Gary Conn 36 John Cook 36 Lonnie Cox 36 Rick Cunningham 36 Tom Curless 37 George Daggett 37 Jerry Coolin 37 John Dull 37 Myron Durham 37 Scot Enghaus 37 Bill Evilsizer 38 Mark Fenton 38 Jeff Fields 38 Don Foster 39 Bryce Gamester 39 Tony Gant 39 Steve Graft 39 Kurt Groth 39 Dent Gulley 39 Mike Head 40 David Hill 40 Mark Hummel 41 John Hyre 41 Don Jones 42 Scot Kahle 42 David Keever 42 Ron Kessler 42 Walter Landess 43 Mark Leeka 43 Tony Limbert 43 Mark Manning 44 Bill Monroe 44 Jerry Morrison 44 Dan Morion 45 Armando Numez 45 Tim Oakerson 45 Brian Orr 45 Paul Osborne 45 John Patterson 46 William Painter 46 Eric Passmore 46 Dale Phenis 46 John Phistner 46 David Randall 47 David Reno 47 Mike Sanders 47 Bob Spradling 48 Dane Starbuck 48 Jeff Stewart 48 Rick Thompson Joe Thomas 49 Conan Wallace 50 Mark Wilson 51 George Westlander 50 Butch Winkle 51 Jeff Woolf 51 Marilyn Addington 32 Cheryl Alexander 32 nn Anderson 32 ane Antras 33 Karen Antrim 33 Charmin Armstrong 33 Cheryl Ashley 33 Darla Biley 33 Jennifer Barga 33 Betty Jo Almonrode Bloom 34 Barbara Boolman 34 Vickie Bosworth 34 Laura Boxell 34 Kathy Almonrode Bradburn 35 Toni Helmick Bradburn 35 Becky Butler 35 Jackie Caylor 35 Sandy Chalfant 35 Rosetta Craw 36 Starlet Craycraft 36 Vickie Culy 36 Debbie Davis 37 Cheryl Durham 37 Rebecca Elder 37 Teresa Ertel 38 Gina Farber 38 Sandra Fields 38 Roma Flesher 39 Cindy Franklin 39 Paula Fraze 39 Diana Gullett 39 Leighanne Hahn 40 Debbie Harrell 40 Cheri Harver 40 Jill Kaufman Harvey 40 Kim Hawley 40 Shawnda Hill 40 Donna Huddleston 41 Linda Huffman 41 Susan Huffman 41 Sherry Hunley 41 Sherry Lewis Huston Laura Jarrett 41 Darla Jackson 42 Cindy Kepner 42 Teresa Kindell 42 Kathy Kolp 43 Belinda Landess 43 Marsha Lasley 43 Diane McCornick 43 Julie McCoy 43 Melinda McLaughlin 43 Kelly Macy 44 Marla Macy 44 Becky Merriman 44 Linda Milkulski 44 Becky Miley 44 Nancy Mills 44 Susan Monroe 44 Nilah Moyer 45 Toni Pack 46 Angela Pash 46 Chris Pflasterer 46 Natalie Phillips 46 Beverly Prescott 47 Jill Roberts 47 Cindy Segraves 47 Marilyn Shanks 47 Pam Shepherd 47 Jenny Shoemaker 48 Vicki Sipe 48 Theresa Smyth 48 Saralee Smiley 48 Chris Stephenson 48 Belinda Stewart 48 Beth Stover 49 Mary Swindell 49 Tina Tanner 49 Sharon Tharp 49 Melanie Thornburg 49 Kelly Transue 50 Patricia Vore 50 Teresa Watson 50 Peggy Weimer 50 Cathy Whyde 50 Diane Williams 50 Kathy Willaims 50 Kimberly Williams 50 Donna Wilson 51 Kathy Winningham 51 Jama Wolf 51 Marta Arcos 51 Juniors Greg Anderson Allen Andrews 54 Sherwin Armstrong 54 Jeff Bemis 54 Bill Biziareck 54 Shane Blansett 54 David Boyd 54 Tim Brandenburg 55 Paul Branson 55 Tom Brown David Brumley 55 Ricky Byrge 55 Vernon Canada 55 Doug Chalfant 55 Bruce Collins 55 Kelly Cook 55 Jay Cox 55 Mike Craw 55 Mark Croyle 55 David Culy 55 Larry Coalter 55 David Daly 55 Bob Davis 55 David Edwards 55 Rex Edwards 55 David Epley 55 Mark Engle 55 Scott Flanagan 55 Tony Franklin 55 Gary Fraze 55 Willard Gordon 55 Kris Gullett 55 Bruce Hackler 55 Carl Hall 55 Jeff Halley 55 Rick Handy 55 Bill Helmick 55 Steve Hoffman 55 David Hummel 55 Dan Huston 55 Rick Hart 55 Doug Isenbarger 55 Bill Junco 55 Ron Kaufman 55 Gregg Kessling 55 Steve Keihn 55 Terry Kessler 55 Scott Kinder 55 Tim Kindred 56 Randy Lyons Doug Lasley 56 Mike Lee 56, 54 Mike Longworth 56 Kirby Ludwick 56 Ray MacMillan 56 Denny McCormick 56 Doug McKnight 56 Steve Meeks Chris Milligan 56, 54 Tommy Morris 56 Mark Mullen 56 Dale Oakes 56 Steve Osborne Tim Passmore 56 Jack Phillips 56 Junior Popplewell 56 Gary Peterson 56 Gib Retz 56 Mike Rust 56 Ricky Sapp 56 James Sears Royce Seiber % David Sells 56 Shelley Shockley 56 Mike Schopmeyer 56 Darrell Sloan 56 David Smith 566 Ronald Smithson 56 Dennis Staton 56 Bob Stewart 56 Bill Stohler 56 Scott Thomas 56 John Thomason 56 Tony Thornburg 56 John Tinkle 56 Ric Tudor 56 Dave Thomas % Sam Vance 56 Dennis Webster 56 Jim Wells 56 Bob Williams 56 Tome Wisener 56 Doug Wood ring 56 Aaron Zell 56 Don Doolin 55 Rick Beaty 55 Edgar Osborne 56 Gary Sibert 56 Larry Woods 56 Lawanna Alfrey 54 Brenda Arstrong 54 Tammy Auker 54 Teresa Bailey 54 Sharon Bates 54 Kim Barrett 54 Cynthia Bentz 54 Laura Blankenship 54 Cindy Bollinger 54 Karen Bosworth 54 Lisa Bowlin 54 Connie Braun 55 Elisabeth Brenton 55 Tammy Clevenger 55 Cathy Cheesman 55 Margaret Casey 55 Lisa Clevenger 55 Pat Coblentz 55 Melanie Cochran 55, 54 Debbie Cortner 55 Amy Cox 55 Marvetta Cox 55 Rhonda Cox 55 Jane Crawford 55 Susan Cummings 55 Pam Cross 55 Brenda Fenton 55 Debbie Ferguson 55 Dodie Ferrell 55 Betty Fifer 55 Debbie Geesy 55 Jenny Gillum 55 Index-135 Vera Cirlon 55 David Craw 59 Bev Hampshire 55 Scott Cross 59 Tammy Hawley 55 Ronald Culy 59 Susan Hersberger 55 Bill Dillow 59 Debra Huffman 55 Rick Day 59 Sally Hunley 55 Scott Doss 59 Debbie Hyatt 55 Bruce Durbin 59 Pam Hyre 55 John Durham 59 Jackie Jarrett 55 Scott Durham 59 Melanie Kolp 56 Larry Dishman 59 Marta Landess 56 Brent Edwards 59 Dorinda Lawrence 56 Brook Fleming Robin McCord 56 Rich Foudray 59 Trish McCormick 56 Jim Godsey 59 Debra McKissick 56 John Goodhew Rosemary Martin 56 Vincent Goodhew 59 Pat May 56 David Grimes 59 Mary Ann Melton 56 Randy Grimes 59 Teresa Mills 56 Mark Hahn 59 Linda Moore 56 Timothy Hardesty 59 Roxanne Mosier 56 Douglas Harris 59 Becky Moyer 56 Rick Hawley 59 Linda Moxin 56 Robert Holder 59 Myra Nixon 56 Chris Hudson 59 Sandra Pash 56 Steve James 59 Leesa Passmore 56 Don Johnson 59 Carla Pflasterer 56 Mike Kennedy 59 Mary Phillips 56 Curtis Keys 59 Lyvonne Penticuff 56 Robert King 59 Mary Kay Ralph 56 Donnie Kiser Teresa Ramsey 56 Robert Koisher 59 Teresa Ratliff 56 Terry King 59 Amy Robbins 56 Phil Lake 59 Robin Rook 56 Mark Lindsey 60 Debbie Shaneyfelt 56 Jim Love 60 Susie Shaneyfelt 56 Jerry Lofton 60 Cheryl Sheets 56 Gerry Luedike Beth Ann Shockley 56 David McCammon 60 Laura Shutz % Frank McDavid 60 Debbie Smith 56 Sam McDavid Harriet Smith 56 David Miller Ruth Stephenson 56 Kim Monroe 60 Renee Stover 56 John Morris 60 Kim Stucky 56 Jody Moyer 60 Debbie Thompson 56 Don Norton 60 Susan Toland 57 Tom Oliver 60 Brenda Toschlog 57 Kent Owens 60 Karen Tucker 57 Kedric Patterson Joni Warren 57 Ken Paschal 60 Tammy illiams 57 Tom Phistner 60 Andrea Williamson 57 Steve Pittman 60 Bobbie Wolfe 57 David Poucher 60 Robin Wysong 57 Terry Poole 60 Pat Randall 60 Sophomores Steve Reyenga 60 Tim Rhoades 60 Tim Abel 58 Jack Roberts 60 Joe Abernathy 58 Dennis Sapp 60 Doug Anderson 58 Bob Schweizer 60 Charles Bates John Shanks 60 Jeff Banter David Short 60 Dale Berry 58 Chris Sibert 60 Gerald Blackford 58 Bill Simmons 60 David Byrd 58 Allen Smith 60 Jimmy Byrge 58 Kelley Smithson 60 Don Caylor 58 Paul Smithson 60 Rory Clouse 59 Tim Smoot 60 Bryan Coats 59 Bruce Snyder 60 Miles Collins 59 Don Staton 60 Ric Collins 59 Al Sterling 60 Monty Cook 59 Brian Stevick Bob Cornett 59 Jeff Straley 60 Rick Cox 59 John Sutherland 60 Scon Cox 59 Karl Schaffer 60 Steve Cox 59 Tom Snow John Teal 60 Cynthia Mutch 60 Chris Thompson 60 Lisa Norman 60 Martin Tolbert 61 Beth Norris 60 Tom Towne 61 Cathy Norton 60 Rick Tucker 61 Cathy Owens 60 Kent Van Note 61 Kathy Patterson 60 Randy Wells 61 Kim Peters 60 Marc Woodbury 61 Diana Phillips 60 Rick Wooters 61 Cheryl Poling 60 Randy Wren 61 Tanya Ralph 60 Tim Wyatt 61 Lori Robbins 60 Doug Wynn 61 Karen Shannon 60 Susan Anderson 58 Kathy Sheets 60 Jane Simmons 60 Brenda Andrews 58 Claudia Sims 60 Beth Antrim 58 Rochelle Sipe 60 Cilena Armstrong 58 Penny Smock 60 Cindy Ashley 58 Pamela Smythe 60 Joan Ashley 58 Kathy Sommer 60 Darla Auker 58 Cindy Staggs 60 Patricia Blunk 58 Mary Sterling 60 Rojena Bousman 58 Julie Stewart 60 Barbara Braun 58 Susan Stewart 60 Jackie Brenton 58 Kristi Stonerock 60 Carla Brown 58 Jill Tanner 60 Lois Brown 58 Debra Theurer 60 Teresa Cliff 59 Starley Tinkle 60 Debra Cook Debbie Vernaman 61 Debbie Cochran 59 Carla Ware Daralescia Conley 59 Rita Wallace 61 Pam Cox 59 Connie Whitenack 61 Linda Cummings 59 Sherry Williams 61 Debbie Craycraft 59 Sharon Winbigler 61 Lisa Daggett 59 Vickie Winingham 61 Pam Daly 59 Tonisa Wisener 61 Rhonda Daves 59 Dana Woolf 61 Debbie Dull 59 Marita Wynn 61 Demara Fields 59 Peggy Wynn 61 Rita Fields 59 Kim Vost 61 Carla Fogle 59 Joyce Yound 61 Kim Fogle 59 Kathy Friend 59 Freshmen Becky Fritts 59 Corinne Gale 59 Russell Allred 62 Jody Card 59 Bennie Albertson 62 Floretta Geesy 59 Bret Anderson 62 Judy Gillum 59 Bruce Anderson 62 Cheryl Goodhew 59 Randy Ashmore 62 Jane Harris 59 William Baldridge 62 Teresa Hernly 59 Doug Baldwin 62 Janice Heston 59 Steve Barga 62 Kim Hinshaw 59 David Bertram 62 Cheryl Hotmire 59 Mark Bloom 62 Bonnie Hyre 59 William Bower 62 Deborah Jarrett 59 Dana Brandenburg Tammy Jarrett 59 Gary Braun 62 Cheryl Jennings 59 Ken Browning 62 Shelley Keever 59 Rex Brumley 62 Carla Keys 59 Trent Bush Patsy Keys 59 Robert Butler Joy King 59 Timothy Bennett Marcy King 59 David Brown Teresa King 59 Tim Chalfant 62 Robin Landers 59 Mike Chowning 63 Paula Lewis 59 Patrick Clevenger 63 Kandi Lykins 60 John Collins 63 Jenny Ludy 60 David Cortner 63 Michelle McCormick 60 Glen Cox 63 Donna McKinley 60 Aaron Cox 63 Ellen Make 60 Chris De Boy 63 Angela Marshall 60 Jeff Doss. 63 Helen Mills 60 Gary Durham 63 Sandy Mills 60 Paul Durham 63 Kelly Mock 60 Steve Engle 63 Naomi Morgan 60 Robert Ertle 63 136—Index Donnie Ervin 63 Dain Evans 63 Herman Eslick Bill Farber 63 Steve Flatter 63 Greg Fleming 63 Matt Fraser 63 Gary Friend 63 Jerry Friend 63 Craig Furman 63 Craig Gale 63 Jay Gardner 63 Curtis Gierhart 63 Randy Girton 63 Keith Green 63 Russell Greene 63 Steve Green 63 Kevin Gulley 63 Jamie Gullett 63 Phil Hartzell 63 Stanley Hernly 63 Kevin Holder 63 Jerry Holt 63 Kevin Huffman 63 Brian Hummct 63 Rusty Huddleston 63 Bruce Jenkins 63 Tony Kennedy 63 Steve Kemp 63 Gerry Keesling 63, 62 John Kidder 63 Larry Kiser 63 Bret Kindell 63 Bill Koisher 63 Bruce Lackey 64 Mark Lawrence 64 Bruce Lee 64 Eddie Lee 64 John Lemons 64 Eddie Locke 64 Scot Louk 64 Tim Lykins 64 Terry McCord Dimitrius Make 64 Charles McCord 64 James Me David 64 Kevin Meek 64 John Metzler Randy Mikel 64 Ralph Mills 64 Steve Moore Jerry Monroe 64 Dennis Negele 64 Jacob Norton 64 Joel Nunez 64 Jeff Owens 64 Darrell Poling 64 Jan Pursley 63 Mike J. Roberts 64 Mike L. Roberts 64 Dave Rook 64 Howard Salyers 64 James Shaneyfelt 64 Robert Shockley 64 Donnie Simmons 64 Tim Simmons 64 Darren Sloan 64 Jeff Spradling 64 Bob Stephenson 64 Brad Stover 64 Dave Tarter 64 Mark Teal 64 Phil Sharp Larry Thomas 65 Bill Wallace 65 Mike Whitted 65 John Williams 65 Chris Williams 65 Connie Jo Addington 62 Shirley Armstrong 62 Shirley Armstrong 62 Donna Anderson Brenda Ashley 62 Lori Jo Barrett 62 Lynn Blansett 62 Vickie Bradburn 62 Betsy Bruechkheimer 62 Kimberly Burkett 62 Lynn Castor 62 Verla Clarkson 63 Kathy Cole 63 Judy Conn 63 Rebecca Cross 63 Rhonda Davis 63 Robin Dudley 63 Brenda Durbin 63 Elizabeth Edwards 63 Vylinda Fair 63 Donna Fields 63 Suzanne Fleming 63 Reta Foudray 63 Cindy Fifer 63 Teresa Fouse Debbie Godsey 63 Gwen Gourley 63 Julie Green 63 Cathy Handy 63 Cheryl Haney Amy Harrell Lori Hart 62, 63 Tina Haviza 63 Jodie Hawley 63 Shari Haworth 63 Debra Hill 63 Kathy Hyre 63 Debbie Isenberber 63 Louise Junco 63 Kelly Kahle 63 Rebecca Kaufman 63 Bonnie Keys 63 Jackie Lee 64 Amy Lowe 64 Rebecca Martin 64 Rhonda Martin 64 Emma McCord 64 Lori McKnight 64 Vickie Miller 64 Kim Mock 64 Aliese Moore 64 Debbie Morris 64 Kathy Morrison 64 Patricia Nash 64 Donna Nuedecker 64 Connie Newton 64 Kim Oakerson 64 Teresa Osborne 64 Teresa Penticuff 64 Connie Pflasterer 64 Karen Reno 64 Millie Resler 64 Lisa Retz 64 Roselyn Russell 64 Teresa Sanders 64 Connie Schopmeyer 64, 62 Debbie Sears 64 Betty Sells 64 Becky Skinner 64 Julie Smith 64 Lori Smith 64 Jackie Smoot 64 Kathy Smoot 64 Teresa Snyder 64 Darlene Sommer 64 Sue Sprinkle 64 Debbie Stewart 64 Carolyn Stipp 64 Kim Symmes 64 Allison Thress 64 Star Van Winkle 64 Theresa Vinson 65 Teresa Vore 65 Brenda Wagner 65 Pam Wells 65 Sherry White 65 Lisa Whitted 65 Janice Williams 65 Kim Williams 65 Mona Williams 65 Hilda Williamson 65 Jennifer Williamson 65 Marilyn Sue Williamson 65 Lisa Wilson 65 Joetta Wolfe 65 Roberta Wooters 65 Debbie Wosnicki 65 Index-137 3 OJJXjU YnaJULOu OuCjU C)oJUL Zrudbusyirc Annual Staff 1975 This year we would like to give many thanks to Miss Polly Roberts, and also special thanks to Mr. Bill Keever of Keever Studio. They have helped us tremendously so that we could make this a better annual. Also thanks to Mr. Larry Glaze, Paragon Representative, for his time in helping us design a better and more creative annual. S tOt fjoJUju 140-Closing 9