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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

t Table of Contents Intro. Fall 7 Winter 23 Spring 41 Student Life 57 Album 69 Support 121 Index 141 Winchester Community High School Winchester, Indiana Volume 13 IfifM WCHS experienced two bomb threats the first month of school and the student body spent those hours on the football field. The football team has been super for the past four years. This year only a few guys went out for the team, but the team consisted of quality members. The Winchester Marching Show Band took semi-state, state, and captured the Orange Bowl's National title by defeating Live Oak Band from California. The Falcon basketball team has leaped to success. The boys have done super with Kenny McCoy reaching a career high of 30 points against Northeastern and Jeff Green receiving 26 points against Centerville. This is the first year for a Winchester student to receive the Junior Miss title and also for the court to be strictly Winchester girls. The Junior Miss title went to Sandy Mills with first runner up being Jill Casperson and second runner up being Hillary Buckley. 2 1. Scott Jones eagerly takes on his wrestling opponent. 2. Shh-Quiet. 3. Freaky Friday dress up winners from left to right were Amory Merriman, Becky Sullivan, Denise Dunham, and Lolita Miranda. 4. Hey, Joe Tanner, a rose is a rose, is a rose. 5. Brent Smith is off and running for a WC victory. 3 Two WC wrestlers advanced to State competition, Scott Jones and Matt Hinshaw. Mrs. Knasinski took twenty Spanish club junior and seniors to Mexico for a week. Mrs. Longenbaugh took 18 speech students to all the Randolph Central elementary schools to tell stories and entertain the children. Also several speech students assisted Mr. Valan-dingham with announcements each morning for six weeks. Student Council set up music to be played in the cafeteria during lunch. Maybe a consolation for no benches in the main hall. Several senior students brought tear gas into the halls forcing Mr. Valandingham and Mr. Brueckheimer to search all the lockers and a few students. Some Days—Fun Days For Unique Falcons 1. Christie Klem says golf can be fun! 2. Cindy Wynn patiently awaits Jack Underwood's question in the Mardi Gras competition. 3. Swing Choir entertains for Open House during National Education Week. 4. Lisa Norris and Mary Anderson escort their fathers to Daddy Date Night held annually by FHA. Football 8 9 Frosh Varsity Freshman football had a slow start this year, but this did not stop Coach Hedden from being on schedule. Coach Hedden had eight players recruited at the start of the Freshman campaign. But as the season got started he had attracted a few more and the final count of members was fourteen. Coach Hedden felt the high point of the season was beating Muncie South and Muncie Central in back-to-back games. And the low spot of the year come when WC failed to win either of the back-to-back overtime games with Union City and Boston. The end result of the Freshman football season was a 3-4-2 record. wc 0 Centerville 7 WC 0 Jay County 18 wc 27 Muncie South 0 wc 26 Muncie Central 14 wc 0 South Adams 18 wc 14 Union City 20 (Overtime) wc 6 Boston 6 (2 Overtim wc 18 Northeastern 0 The Falcons had a successful football season under new head coach, Bill Bush. But there was one problem, there was not enough interested in playing football this year. So with a minimum number of players Coach Bush led his Falcons to an 8-2 season, with big wins over Brookville and South Adams. The players themselves were ready to give one-hundred percent every game. Playing heads-up ball was also a success to the Falcons7 season. In addition the Falcon team finished second in the Tri-Eastern Conference with a 5-1 record. In the final ratings the Falcons wound up with five all-conference players being Kenny McCoy, tight-end; Carlton Brumfield, tackle; Brian Kelly, center; Gary Jarrett, tailback; and Jeff Green, quarterback. The WC ball team will be very sorry to see nine of its members leave after graduation. But each of these seniors can look back on a great season. WC 20 Yorktown 14 WC 6 Hagerstown 14 WC 35 Northeastern 0 WC 19 Centerville 14 WC 27 Brookville 14 WC 7 Cambridge City 0 WC 6 South Adams 0 WC 14 Jay County 35 WC 34 Union City 12 WC 26 Union County 0 10 The Beginning of an End 11 Falcons Freaky Friday The lively week of homecoming began Wednesday with students dressing up as their favorite movie star. Thursday students dressed in gold and white representing their school colors. Keeping their spirits high on Friday the 13th students dressed very mysteriously because Friday the 13th was Black Friday. Breaking the tradition because of the rain, students instead began fun and games the afternoon of the game. Some of the new games the students participated in were the body pass, the sack race, the balloon toss, the shoe grab, the tug of war, and the traditional bonfire. Throughout this week students had been competing for the spirit stick through competition in fun and games and dress. The tradition of the parade before the game was continued. During half time the Winchester Community Show Band performed their State Championship Show. Next was the moment that had been awaited, the crowning of Lisa Norris 1978-79 Homecoming Queen. The queen's court included Vivian Williams, junior; Kim Giver, sophomore; and Rhonda Cline, freshman. The bad luck of Friday the 13th finally proved unfortunate to the Falcons as they lost 35-14 against Jay County Patriots. Nonetheless the Falcon Fans supported their team and the Homecoming festivities were still enjoyed by all present. Vivian Williams, Junior Kim Giver, Sophomore Rhonda Cline, Freshman Lisa Norris, Senior Debbie Ferguson, Senior Pat Moore, Senior Happy Times ... Fun Times ... Our Times Cross-Country Building Year Turns Into Success Story This year started out to be a rebuilding year for WC's Cross-Counry. But with a 7-2 dual meet record, the unprecedented three invitational championships, and qualifying for the Regional made this year much more than that. In fact this team did a very fine job filling the shoes of the five seniors who had contributed so much to the Falcon Cross-Country team in the past. WC was led by John Mosier who captured three Invitational Championships as an individual. Moreover Brent Smith, Steve Shanks, and Chris McCoy finished in the top ten in these same Invitationals. Fortunately all of our Cross-Country team members will be back in the fall. Not wishing to rest on their past laurels the Cross-Country team will be striving for bigger and better things in the season to come. WC 16 Lincoln 46 WC 20 Jay County 36 WC 38 Union County 21 Wapahani Invitational 1st of 9 teams WC 27 Union City 30 WC 20 Hagerstown 35 WC 19 South Adams 41 Union City Invitational 1st of 7 teams WC 15 Union 48 County Invitational 1st of 5 teams WC 41 Centerville 20 WC 24 Northeastern 31 TEC 3rd of 7 teams Sectional 4th of 25 teams Regional 16th 15 The Girls' Varsity Volleyball team had a rough season this year. In the County Tourney competition our girls lost to the Randolph Southern team which in turn went on to be the tourney champs. Led by captain Teresa Lee and co-captains Lori Haworth and Debbie Hildreth the WC vol-liers defeated Monroe Central in Sectional only to lose to Jay County by a mere two points in the semifinals. The B-team composed entirely of freshmen girls Girls In Close Competition Adams Central 15-6 16-14 Northeastern 15-3 15-8 Union Twp. 15-5 15-5 Muncie South 11-15 15-11 Blue River 2-15 12-15 Centerville 5-15 13-15 Monroe Central 15-10 15-2 Union City 15-5 15-11 Randolph Southern 15-5 15-7 South Adams 15-6 15-10 Jay County 14-7 5-15 Wapahani 6-15 1-15 Hagerstown 15-10 14-11 (WC's score always appears first) advanced four of its own girls (Kim Pigg, Joy Robbins, Pam Simmons, and Tammy Lee) to the varsity for the County Tourney and Sectional. If this is any indication of what's to be in the future the freshmen possess a lot of talent to utilize next year in volleyball competition. 16 Being a Freshman there are a lot of new experiences such as taking the Otis Linen test of Mental Maturity which is a test of intelligence. Naturally the Freshmen are delighted to get out of their classes for one morning even if it is a test. And of course getting out of your English class to learn about and be acquainted with the library is a freshmen experience. Each Freshman learns the location of library materials, and all about the Dewey Decimal system, the card catalog, and library rules. Then there is free time to browse. Every year just for a break, a convo committee provides the students with interesting convos. This year James Puckett came to our school about conserving energy. Some of the students participated in his demonstrations which consisted of Leslie Blair and Bob Auker riding a bicycle which made the TV, radio, and light bulb work. Lori Beilis was a good sport, when her hair started to stick straight out due to static electricity. Students really responded to this involving convo. 17 The girls were a new team this year with only Jill Casperson and Jana Cline having the experience of the previous year. Christie Klem, Karen Grimm, and Rhonda Cline came to us as relatively new to the game of golf. But all the girls worked together well to put forth a fine team effort. Nonetheless our season showed only two wins, one against Jay County and the other against Richmond's junior varsity. The remaining six were sound defeats against teams far more expe- Cooperation in Building Year rienced. Low medalist for the year was Jill Casperson whose average was a 57 closely followed by Karen Grimm whose average was a 57.57. One bright spot was Christie's 52 at Hickory Hills against Monroe Central surprising herself as much as anyone. The year finished at the cold and rainy Sectional where our girls finished eighth out of nine teams. Although not victorious this has been a good building year. wc 272 Muncie North 183 wc 248 Yorktown 185 wc 302 Connersville 212 wc 254 Blue River 208 wc 246 Hagerstown 215 wc 247 Monroe Central 199 wc 237 Portland 238 wc 235 Richmond 240 Keever Wins Player Award The WC tennis team finished their season with a conference record of 3-3, and an overall record of 4-14. The team will lose three valuable seniors, namely, Chris Peacock, Dave Kaufman, and Kirk Keever. But a fine ending to the year was the awarding of the Outstanding Tennis Award for the 1978 year to Kirk Keever. The past years of conference titles has become a memory this year. Next season it's back to the strenuous practices developing serves, forehands, backhands, and just plain good tennis techniques. Wins Losses Kirk Keever 12 8 David Kaufman 10 Shawn McCoy 7 10 Joe Tanner 11 9 Mark Wolfe 0 14 Scott Porter 0 6 Brian Minnich 1 13 Scott Casperson 3 9 John Wyatt 2 12 Murray Wilson 1 Dale Hill 5 14 Donny Smith 4 11 Chris Peacock 2 14 Each school in Randolph County chose two Senior girls to represent their school in the Mardi Gras pageant. The two girls from Winchester were Cindy Wynn, who became Miss Mardi Gras, and Hillary Buckley who received a fourth runner-up. On November 27 three girls from our school participated in the annual Junior Miss pageant. Those girls from our school were Sandy Mills, who became Junior Miss, Jill Casperson who received first runner-up, and Hillary Buckley who was second runner-up. 20 Mardi Gras Junior Miss Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon This year's play, Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon, was a sophisticated drama telling the story of three people with physical handicaps who leave the hospital and face the world together all the while using humor to combat Heartbreak . Miss Sonda Garner, drama coach, was quoted as saying, The play deals mainly with love and beauty. It is a difficult play that could only be done by a special cast, which I believe I have. Members of the cast include: Junie Moon Nodja Hyatt Arthur Terry Stewart Warren Dave Thornburg Minnie Brenda King Dr. Kirkland Kim Kepner Miss Holt Jeanie Phillips Miss Oxford Cheryl Thomas John Goren Scott Porter Marilyn Sherry Morrison Sidney Wyner Gary Hoffman Gregory Beth Wolfe Mario Rick Simmons Warren's GrandmotherBetsy Hyre Arthur's Mother Connie Day Junie's Mother Beth McKnight Miss Grayson Sherry Prescott Director Leslie Blair Guiles Pat McLaughlin Assistant Director Alice Thornburg 21 Tsa nr The Fall Awards banquet honors those students who participated in the fall sports. Several athletes received special awards for being outstanding. These were: Jill Casperson for low medalist in Girls' Golf; John Mosier won Best Runner in Cross-Country; Kirk Keever as outstanding Tennis player; Brian Kelly as most valuable lineman, Gary Jarrett as most valuable back, Joe Hawley as most valuable defensive back, Kenny McCoy as most valuable defensive line, Teresa Lee as Volleyball defensive player, and Lori Haworth as best offensive player in volleyball. Fall Awards 23 HOME OF BEATRICE FOODS CO. Presents GREAT BANDS OF NGE BOWL the: force At 5:00 A.M., December 26, the WC Marching Show Band boarded buses for Miami, Florida. We arrived in Miami at 2:30 P.M., then off to the ballroom for a practice session. The next morning it was “rise and shine to another practice at Flamingo Park. That night the exciting moment approached as we arrived at the Orange Bowl Stadium for the Great Bands of the Orange Bowl Contest. Leaving later with accomplishing a goal we never dreamed possible. National CHAMPS! Friday was our Annual Band Banquet at the Green Dolphin overlooking the bay of Miami. Saturday morning we prepared for a visit to Miami's Seaquarium where we saw Flipper the dolphin. Later that night was the 45th Annual King Orange Jamboree Parade where over 600,000 spectators stood along the parade route. Sunday we arrived in Ft. Lauderdale where we attended Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church followed by a visit to the John F. Kennedy Space Center. Later that night we celebrated New Years Eve at the Orlando Hyatt House. Early the next morning we left for Disney World where we marched in the Disney parade and enjoyed the beautiful fantasy land. On Wednesday, January 3, at 2:30 the National Champs were back home. The WCHS Varsity team led off a good season by winning the county tourney by defeating Randolph Southern, and in the final game, Monroe Central. Jeff Green, Joe Hawley, Scott Wickersham and Dean Edwards were selected for the All-County team. Also the Falcon team tied for the Tri-Eastern Conference Championship with Jeff Green, Scott Wickersham, and Joe Hawley selected All-Conference. The WCHS Freshman Basketball team opened its season with a victory over Union County on November 20, 1978. For the next two and a half months they enjoyed a winning season. Highlights of the season included winning the Eastbrook invitational tournament on January 20, 1979. High School Basketball 1978-79 % Was Exceptional In Its Own Wav Varsity Action wc 73 Monroe Central 68 wc 74 Muncie South 63 wc 66 South Adams 49 Frosh Action wc 102 Union City 65 WC 42 Union County 30 wc 59 Jay County 62 WC 43 Wapahani 34 wc 65 Union 57 WC 56 Dennis 41 wc 59 Hagerstown 56 WC 49 So. Adams 33 wc 84 Centerville 67 WC 32 Jay County 60 wc 77 Adams WC 44 Jay Central 63 County Trny. 62 wc 53 Yorktown (20T) 50 WC 27 Muncie wc 70 Burris 65 Central 53 wc 73 Union wc 42 Delta 39 County (20T) 75 wc 50 Northeastern 50 wc 46 Lincoln 42 wc 47 Madison wc 60 Knightstown 65 Grant Trny. 33 wc 80 Northeastern 78 wc 35 Eastbrook 35 wc 49 Randolph wc 41 Cambridge Southern 63 City 41 wc 72 New Castle 76 wc 28 Muncie So. 25 wc 65 Muncie North 77 wc 26 Union City 26 Reserve Prepares Players For Varsity The Winchester Reserve Basketball team was very well balanced with three players Doug O'Brien, Rob O'Dell and Everett Jarett each averaging over seven points a game and three others Tim Hart, Dave Wall, and Gary White averaging six points a game. The defensive leader of the team was Dave Wall with 205 points and the rebounding leaders were Doug O'Brien and Gary White. Wall was also the team's assist leader. wc 38 Monroe Central 33 wc 41 Muncie South 44 wc 45 South Adams 32 wc 49 Jay County 56 wc 49 Union City 44 wc 48 Muncie North 47 wc 61 Union 49 wc 44 Hagerstown 35 wc 48 Centerville 41 wc 46 Adams Central 39 wc 33 Yorktown 66 wc 55 Muncie Burris 46 wc 42 Union County 53 wc 57 Lincoln 38 wc 24 Knightstown 28 wc 40 Northeastern 39 wc 59 Randolph Southern 53 wc 44 New Castle 52 New School Day: New Classes This year the student council sponsored a new activity for the students. On Thursday March 22, fifth and sixth periods were set aside for Mini Course classes. Some classes that were offered were Biorhythms, Hairstyling, Self-Defense, Magic, Ceramics, Photography, Transcendental Meditation, Basket Weaving, Modern Dance, Speech and Drama, Archery, Interior Decoration, Weight Training, Emergency Training, Racing, Civil War Round Table, Stage Band, Religion and Singing. Some of the instructors were past teachers, students and local community business people. The students really enjoyed this activity and hopefully next year we will find mini courses in our schedule. Cheerleaders Are Enthusiastic This was an unusual year for the cheerleaders. Instead of following the tradition, there were many new candidates for the season. They worked hard too on rebuilding our school spirit. This year helping to build the cheerleading squad with the girls was Miss Sachs, a first year teacher and sponsor. County Tourney: Regains Horseshoe During the County Tourney the Falcon team was not only high on their spirit but so were their competitors. Winchester defeated Randolph Southern 67 to 52 and Monroe Central 60 to 46. It was not only winning the game against Monroe Central but also the County Horseshoe. 31 First Sectional Title Lost The WC Girls Varsity finished the season with an 11-4 record. They were led by three seniors Teresa Lee, Sherry Morrison, and Nadya Villarin. The highlight of the season was when the girls defeated a good Monroe Central team 52-48. However in the sectional the girls were not as fortunate as MC defeated WC in a very close and exciting game 51-48. This was the first Sectional loss for the WC girls in the last three years. With only three seniors on the team the girls are looking forward to next year. The girls B-team started out with an exciting victory with Union County. And an exciting come back against Union County falling short one point. Rhonda Miles played a very supportive role the last few games as did Joy Robbins, Rhonda Eley, and Rhonda Rook. There was as much support on the bench as on the floor. Varsity Record wc 41 Northeastern 31 WC 56 Union City (Sect) 28 wc 52 Wapahani 41 WC 48 Monroe Central (Semi-Final) 51 wc 50 Adams Central 41 WC 40 Northeastern 10 wc 70 Union 40 WC 29 Wapahani 22 wc 28 Richmond 52 WC 20 Union Twn. 7 wc 52 Muncie South 35 WC 14 Richmond 31 wc 52 Centerville 34 WC 25 Muncie South 10 wc 47 Randolph Southern 50 wc 35 Centerville 12 wc 39 Union County 37 wc 32 Union County O.T. 24 wc 32 Blue River 51 wc 16 Blue River 29 wc 47 Randolph Southern 44 wc 30 Randolph Southern 22 wc 43 Jay County 33 wc 30 Jay County 31 wc 52 MC Varsity 48 wc 37 Monroe Central 28 32 For The Last Three Years Wrestling—First County Championship Wrestlers won the County Championship for the first time. There were seven individual champions from WC. We placed sixth out of eighteen teams. John Mosier, Scott Jones, Matt Hinshaw, and Carlton Brumfield were Sectional Champs in their division. Scott Jones and Matt Hinshaw qualified for the Semi-State Tournament. Matt also became WC's first Regional Champ. wc 25 Wapahani 27 wc 46 Lincoln 18 wc 53 Union City 11 wc 48 Monroe Central 18 wc 33 Wes-Del 27 wc 52 Eastbrook 19 wc 37 Northeastern 25 wc 50 Union County 22 wc 30 Hagerstown 30 wc 49 South Adams 23 wc 22 Centerville 33 Adams Central Invit. 4th of 8 County Tourney 1st of 5 TEC Tourney 3rd of 7 Sectional 2nd of 5 Regional 6th of 18 Gymnastics—Small Squad Wins Big The team was composed of only eight girls, however, for such a small team competing against all larger teams they were very successful. The Intermediate Gymnastics all around was Genny Keesling. The Beginning Gymnastics all around was Katie Williams. WE THEY X Hagerstown X Centerville X Union X Hagerstown X Union City X Jay County X Connersville X Monroe Central X Richmond 35 WC Had Shot At Sectional Victory Narrowly Defeated in Second Game The Falcons started out with a victory over Wapahani 66-52. Although the Falcons were high in spirit and playing well, the Jay County Patriots defeated the Falcons with a score 51-54. Losing four seniors next year Jeff Green, Ken McCoy, Scott Wick-ersham, and Garry Jarrett, the Falcon team of 1980 will be back with a semi-experienced team and will hopefully take the sectional. 37 After A Silence Of 11 Years The Sound of Music was this year's vocal department musical. 1968 was the first production of The Sound of Music ' and it was also the first year for a musical to be performed in the new auditorium. The musical was highlighted by the reunion of the old cast with the new. This was accomplished by the old musical members presenting the new cast with roses after the show on Saturday night. In addition the musical was accompanied by the Community Orchestra consisting of many members who played for the original production of The Sound of Music. This dramatic musical was portrayed well by Pat McLaughlin as Captain Von-Trapp, Hillary Buckley as Maria, Tammy Lindsey as Mother Superior, the Von Trapp children portrayed by community children, and many others participating in concert choir. Overall the musical was an outstanding success but there was one tragedy. One of the characters was involved in an accident the opening day of the musical. At the last minute Mr. Buckley called on Tammy Hall to take the missing character's place. Although she carried around a little black book throughout, Tammy did an exceptional job. Winter Awards Intramurals Season On March 28 the Annual Winters Award Banquet was held. Many athletes received honors and special awards for basketball (girl and boys), gymnastics, and wrestling. Intramurals, a winter activity, was dominated by Brian Kelly's team which had an undefeated season of 6-0. The double elimination tournament was won by the team composed of Brian Kelley, John Segraves, Brent Smith, Pat Owens, Bill Mills, Jerry Milligan. TOP: Mr Brueckheimer, Athletic Director, is always emcee for awards affairs. LEFT: Mr. Howell presents Sherry Morrison with her senior blazer for her years of participation on the girls basketball team. RIGHT: Mr. Hedden presents certificates to wrestlers for Mr. Anderson after their outstanding season. BOTTOM: Boys Freshman Basketball team looks somewhat apprehensive while being praised by Coach Burton and hope the awards will follow shortly. 41 Our 79 Baseball Team wc 10 Brookville 2 wc 0 South Adams 8 wc 4 Jay County 3 wc 15 Adams Central 5 wc 12 Hagerstown 0 wc 1 Cambridge City 0 wc 5 Muncie Central 15 wc 5 Muncie South 0 wc 6 Cowan 0 wc 7 Blue River 3 wc 3 Tri 1 wc 6 Tri 1 wc 7 Wapaham 3 wc 24 Northeastern 9 wc 6 Jay County 7 wc 5 Union County 3 wc 11 Union City 1 wc 2 Randolph Southern 1 wc 10 Monroe Central 0 wc 3 Centerville 1 wc 14 Union 0 wc 9 Blue River 2 The Falcon team ended their season with a 19-3 record. This sets a record for most wins in a single season by a WCHS baseball team. Leading our Falcon team this year were ten seniors: Ken McCoy, Dan Hyre, Brian Kelly, Ted Girton, Gary Saxman, Jeff Green, Dave Cole, Sam Champ, Rick Stewart, and Gary Jarrett. As a team the Falcons became Tri Eastern Conference Champions with a 6-0 record. Three Falcon members were named All-Conference players; Ken McCoy— pitcher; Dan Hyre—Catcher for two years; and Brian Kelly—First Base for two years. 43 Girls Track Record wc 30 Jay County 75 wc 52 Union City 53 wc 43 Monroe Central 62 wc 36 Blue River 69 wc 45 Centerville 60 Our Girls Track Team had a slow season with a 0-5 record. But we topped it off with third place in the sectional. The three girls to qualify for sectional were Lisa Mills in the mile, Amory Merriman and Kim Pigg in the high jump, and Kim Pigg in the softball throw. Also this year boasted of the three new records. Lisa Mills had 5:58 in the mile, and she also had a 2:49.8 in the 880. Kim Pigg cleared five feet in the high jump. This was the largest girls track team ever at WC and it proves a promising future with lots of freshmen coming up. Girls Track Team Jumps High 44 Liz Snyder Has Undefeated Season wc 2 Richmond 4 wc 4 Union County 3 wc 2 South Adams 5 wc 1 Burris 5 wc 3 Union City 4 wc 3 Centerville 4 wc 3 Muncie South 4 The Girls Tennis Team ended their 78-79 season with a 1-7 win-loss record However, the team is a young one and with practice they will build their ability. Such talents as those possessed by Jeannie Phillips will be coming forward next year. The girls also had new coaches this year; Mrs. Rosenburg, head coach; Mrs. Hicks, assistant coach. The girls were all good, but Liz Snyder was an outstanding player with her racket. She finished the season undefeated. 45 Boys Race To Qualify For Regional wc 60 Union County 67 wc 78 South Adams 48 wc 86 Lincoln 41 wc 49 Northeastern 78 wc 55 Centerville 71 wc 82 Union City 45 wc 87 Hagerstown 40 Dual Meets 4-3 2nd Adams Central Triangular 4th Blackford Invitational 5th Connersville Invitational 2nd TEC meet 9th Sectional The Falcon tracksters had a 4-3 record this year and placed second in the Tec sectional. Junior Dave Macy went undefeated during the regular season in the 100 and the 220. Dave finished third in the lCO-yard dash and second in the 220-yard dash. This qualified Dave as the only Falcon to make the Regional this year. The team set two new school records with Jeff Winningham throwing the discus 149'4 and John Mo-sier running the mile in an amazing 4:35.5. Jeff Winningham also placed sixth in the discus at the sectional meet. In this growing year the team was led valiantly by seniors Carl McCoy and Bruce Cassady. Boys Golf Builds Up Confidence The Falcon Golf team had a season record of 4-8. They participated in two invitationals this year. In Richmond they placed 6th out of 7 teams, and in our own invitational placed 5th out of 7 teams. Our golf team was led by two senior members Dave Kaufman and Kirk Keever. They did quite well considering the team had lost 4 seniors from the previous year and added 5 underclassmen. The team placed 2nd out of 4 teams in the Randolph County meet, 4th out of 7 teams in the TEC, and 11th out of 16 in the Sectional. wc 378 Muncie South 355 wc 388 Muncie North 348 wc 172 Lincoln 180 wc 172 Union City 183 wc 185 Union County 180 wc 182 Hagerstown 165 wc 370 Yorktown 329 wc 178 Centerville 164 wc 170 Jay County 177 wc 355 Richmond 316 wc 174 Randolph Southern 195 wc 170 Northeastern 169 It all started May 11, 1979 with the opening curtain and the roll of the timpani drum. Good evening ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Extravaganza! With these words Keith Brouse sets the pace for three exciting performances of the 1979 WC Extravaganza. First we're off to see the WIZ portrayed with dazzling costumes, super sounds, very effective lighting and a variety of choreography. Now we'll easy on down the road to a fantastic trombone solo Turn Yourself Around featuring the junior high band director, Glenn Weil. Lets journey back into time to December 28, 1979 as the film of the Orange Bowl National Championship is shown. Then came the WC presentation of the Muppet Show. Many members of the band portrayed such characters as Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Gonzo the Great, Fozzie Bear and the Muppet Band. From the television Muppet Show the WC Swing Choir sent us to a spectacular Broadway presentation including songs from Hello Dolly, Fiddler on the Roof, Chorus Line and Marne. The Stage Band highlighted the evening by showing their excellent playing ability in numbers like MacArthur Park and Tambo featuring the Majorettes. And now a word from our sponsor as the Swing Choir swings into action singing popular television commercials and a Great Jubilation. Then the Majorettes danced to Chorus Line coming up with a fabulous ending. It's back to tradition with Cherish and next seniors doing You'll Never Walk Alone. And of course the Extravaganza ended with the beautiful patriotic finale. Jana Cline and Vivian Williams were announced as next year's head Majorettes and Joe Tanner as the 1979-80 Drum Major. 48 Stage Band crescendos with big sound. Solos by such members as Sandy Hecklers portrayed by Kent Sipe and Mark Wolfe for Muppet Show Mj||S. Janis Brown, Head Majorette, portrays Statue of Liberty in patriotic Joe Tanner as Animal is interviewed by Kermit the Frog played by Gary finaie. ' Hoffman. 49 Here are some typical W C students who have arrived at Rossburg for the dance and prizes Hopefully there will b« enough other W C students present so that our king and queen candidates will have enough votes to win FIRST ROW SECOND FROM LEFT .s Pat Moore W C queen candidate THIRD ROW FOURTH FROM LEFT IS: Ker McCoy W.C. king candidate 50 Wi M '? % Sue Fiekek «.%«« V.V On Saturday May 19 the Class of '80 presented the seniors with an evening of Paradise. The theme of our 1979 Junior-Senior Prom was Two Tickets to Paradise , the music provided by Rendezvous. (Promise) Upon entering the building, we were transported from WC to blissful dreamland. The room was decorated with green and gold streamers in a lovely false ceiling. The tables were adorned with fish net and soft glowing candles. The palm tree and fountain added to the romantic atmosphere. The evening's excitement climaxed as Junior Class president Dale Lovell announced the 1979 Prom queen to be Cindy Wynn flanked by her worthy court Pat Moore and Teresa Lee. Then it was the lovely walk in the night air for the Grand March. The driveway was illuminated by candles adding a romantic glow to the evening sky and couples strolled along to the music of the prom theme. Junior mothers helped make the after-Prom a great success by providing tropical fruit and other foods in keeping with our theme. In addition local service clubs donated lovely door prizes and the traditional prom paddles. Their generosity was greatly appreciated. Our Paradise ended as the clock struck three in the morning. Our thanks to the junior class for a successful fantasy evening. Senior Class President Janis Brown thanks Junior Class for a great prom. Junior Class President Daie Lovell acts as Master of Ceremonies for Prom 79 . ABOVE: Theresa Lee, Princess; Cindy Wynn, Prom Queen, Pat Moore, Princess 51 Our Paradise ABOVE: Tim Brumley and Sandra King dance cheek-to-cheek. UPPER RIGHT: Service clubs sponsor after-prom door prize drawing. RIGHT: Guests participate in Grand March. BELOW: Lengthy line as guests wait to enter the Prom. BELOW RIGHT: It's follow-the-leader during march. 52 UPPER LEFT: It seems like everyone was in our paradise. UPPER RIGHT: Prom royalty lead the March. LEFT: Servers were Jill Straley, Carol Cochran, and Lois Baldridge. ABOVE: Band provides music for the romantic. LOWER LEFT: Curtis O'Brien and Jennifer Holloway arrive at the Prom. LOWER RIGHT: Guests enjoy lovely evening air. 53 9 Congratulations For Now Three types of Congratulations were given to the Class of 79 by commencement speaker Tom Mullens of I.U. East. Mr. Mullens addressed the class in a way they could understand very exceptionally. With his congratulations and all the congratulations of friends and family, our senior class received their diplomas and Winchester Community High School proudly greeted their newest alumni. The Class of 79 marched forward and received a yellow rose from class sponsored, Cris Fine and Robert Stump. Gold robes, bobbing tassels, and the diplomas were to prove to the world that we really did it! We were sent on our way to a new future. A future that we will determine its fate. With the words of Rev. Thomas: The sun is rising on a new beginning.” Never give up your dream! 54 W MW 56 We’ve Got Tonight Theme for the 1979 annual FHA Sweetheart Dance was We've Got Tonight . The dance was held on Saturday February 10. This gave the girls a chance to ask their sweethearts for a date. Students enjoyed dancing to the sounds of Trade Winds . This dance was semi-formal and the styles varied from formals to discos. The Commons was decorated with bluestar paper streamers, silver stars, and a crystal ball was hung from the center of the ceiling. This gave the Commons a romantic atmosphere. The refreshments served were fruit kabobs, appetizers, and punch. This dance was a success with 225 people in attendance. 58 Odds and Ends UPPER LEFT Stephan Ferdinand is a foreign exchange student from St Augustin Germany. MIDDLE The students were entertained with the play The Taming of the Shrew Kenny McCoy came dressed for the occasion. UPPER RIGHT Katie Williams and Rhonda Cline practice their smiles for the gymnastics competition. LOWER RIGHT: Diana Rees is measured for Senior caps and gowns. LOWER LEFT: Teresa Lee, Kim Kepner, Teresa Conners, and Andrea Jarrett are shown here modeling their unique self-made styles. 59 It’s Party Time Honor Society and FBLA initiations require dress clothes for the formal meeting. In contrast Spanish and French clubs allowed their members to come in jeans and prepare for initiation pranks. Each initiation is enjoyed by its members and during each refreshments are always served. Juniors continue to enjoy selling basketball concessions. The concessions' profits will be used to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom. Creative foods class gives a party for their student teacher, Miss Valerie Jones. 60 UPPER LEFT: WCHS Band enjoys party after Orange Bowl victory. UPPER RIGHT: Lisa Norris and Carol Clouse display the 1979 annual advertisement I Got Mine, Have You Got Yours? MIDDLE LEFT: FBLA enjoys pizza party. MIDDLE RIGHT: Seniors smile, with thoughts of ill-fated Senior skip day. LOWER RIGHT: Kim Kepner assists Brenda Kings in, Tell Me You Love Me, Junie Moon. LOWER LEFT: FHA members take advantage of Dad's Night Out. UPPER LEFT: Santa Clause deposits presents under the Christmas tree during the winter band and choir concert. UPPER RIGHT: Honor Society sells goodies to raise money. MIDDLE LEFT: FBLA tours local Anchor Hocking during National FBLA Week. LEFT: Mrs. Longnecker buys a magazine from Angela Helmick to help the music department. ABOVE: Mr. Howell helps with the shoe grab during Fun and Games. 62 Hodgepodge UPPER LEFT: Karen Cox and Jana Cline, wacky library assistants, show off souvenir Mickey Mouse hats from Disney World. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. John Stewart demonstrates a new memory typewriter to class for Mrs. Fine's office machine class. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jill Casperson flips Diana Byrd during introduction of players. LOWER LEFT: FHA members prepare to deliver Christmas food to needy local families in the annual Mrs. Claus project. LOWER RIGHT: Craig McCoy and Robin Rhoades enjoy themselves at the FHA We've Got Tonight sweetheart dance. 63 Competition, Initiation, Participation Kim Giver prepares French waffles. Sherry Morrison helps with the long jump. Bob Cox swings into action at discus throw. Kerry Ludy presents Lisa Mills with her first place ribbon for the mile run. FHA holds annual initiation of officers at Senior Honor Night. FBLA members take part in awards night. John Mosier is ready to break the victory string. FBLA members are installed into projects committee. Juniors vote for their upcoming senior officers. John Peacock enjoys boys' track. Stan Winningham warms up for the shot put event. 64 880 relay team has smooth exchange Dale Hill returns serve with dynamic backhand B-team cheerleader, Schery Luedike, yells for a Falcon victory. Rhonda Miles does the bump at B-team volleyball game New minicomputer is tested by Debbie Hildreth and Mrs. Fine. School life has its difficult moments. Gary James shows off three new Charlie's Angels Bruce Cassady soars to successful jump Tim Holcomb$concentrates on pace for the mile run Seniors attend their final FHA dance. Majorettes proudly march in the Homecoming parade Mary Daly helps distributive valegrams. 67 S.C. Into Flowers, Food, Dates, Donuts Contests were big this year. Student Council held their annual Christmas classroom decoration contest, and as an added attraction S.C. held a drawing for a date with a football player and a cheerleader. For an evening at the movie Superman Dale Lovell chose Christie Klem for th date and Karen Cox chose Gary Jenkins. S.C. also promoted the new lunch program. After Spring break students had the choice of 3 lunch lines. The newest line consisted of a sandwich, french fries, and milkshake. Carnation Day gave students a chance to send a flower to special friends and sweethearts. Carnations were red, pink, and white. In the Fall there begins Donut Days. Before school S.C. feeds the student body with milk and donuts for a nominal fee. 69 Exceptional in our ways ' There was various new experiences for many of us. On October 4, the annual Miss Mardi Gras Pageant was held in the WCHS auditorium. Out of ten girls from the surrounding communities, WCHS came out on top. Cindy Wynn was crowned Mardi Gras Queen and Hillary Buckley was fourth runner-up. Moving along to October 13, we Seniors won second place in Spirit Stick competition during Homecoming. This was the closest we had come to receiving it since our freshman year when we won first place. Also this year Lettie Teague was honored by being a Commended Student. During the winter months when wrestling started, the Seniors had only one person participating which was our own Rick Stewart. Well, the Seniors could just go on and on about their accomplishments. Let it suffice the Seniors were Exceptional . Exceptional In our Ways SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FOR 1978-79 WERE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Stump, Sponsor, Nancy Passmore, Treasurer, Doris Nedecker, Vice-President; Jill Casperson, Secretary; Jams Brown, President; and Mrs. Fine, Sponsor. KENT ADDINGTON: Football 1, Basketball 1, French Club 1; Intramurals 2,4, Baseball 1,2,3 JEFF ALLEN KAREN ANDERSON FHA 1,2,3,4 Recreational leader 2, French Club 2,3; Cheerleader 1, Library 4, Honor Society 3,4. MARY ANDERSON: Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Majorettes 4; Track 1,2; FBLA 2,3, FHA 1,2,3,4, FGA 1,2; Cheerblock 1, Yearbook staff 4 ROBERT LEE AUKER: Honor Society 3,4 President 4, FBLA 4. JEFFERY LEE BAKER: FFA 2; Football 1, Track 1 JULIE BALDWIN FHA 1,2,3,4, FEA 4, Typing Cadet 4, Cheerblock 3. ROBBIE BANTER PAUL BEAM 70 DAWN BENEDICT: FHA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4 Tennis 1; Track 3. KENNY BLACKFORD JILL BLUNK: Head Start 3,4. JEFF BRENTON: FFA TIM BROTMERTON JANIS BROWN: Gymnastics 1; Cheerblock 1, Falcon Board 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4, Scholarship Award 1,2,3, Spanish Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4: Who's Who 4, Class Vice-President 2,3; Class President 4, Majorettes 1,2,3, 4, Head Majorette 4 LILA BROWN FHA 2,3,4; FEA 4 Art Cadet 3,4; Guidance Office 3 TIM ALAN BRUMLEY Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Mixed Chorus 1, Choir 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4 HILLARY BUCKLEY: FHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 2,3,4; FEA 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, Freshman Girls Ensemble 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4, Musical 2,3,4, Orchestra 1; Lead 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 President 4, Student Leadership Institute 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Falcon Views 3,4; Hoosier Girls' State 3, Scholastic Award 3; French Club 2,3,4; Model Legislature 3,4. Junior Miss 4, Mardi Gras Queen Candidate 4, Nominee to the U.S. Senate Youth Program 4, Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4, Convocation Committee 3,4, State Auditor at Girls' State. Always Willing To Change Staying with the Homecoming theme Freaky Friday, the Seniors decorate their assigned window and car 71 MARK BURKHARDT FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; FBLA 4 FEA 4 JILL CASPERSON Track 1,2,3 Mile record 1; Golf 3,4 Low medalist 4; Class Secretary 4, Cheerblock 1, Cheerleader 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4 Band 1, Majorettes 2; FCA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4 Historian 3 Model Legislature 3,4 Committee Chairman 3,4, FEA 2,3,4, Health Careers 3,4 Treasurer 4 Junior Miss 1st runner up 4, Mixed Chorus 1; Honor Award 3; Annual Staff 4, Biology Cadet 4; Cafeteria 3,4, Who's Who In Foreign Language 4 BRUCE CASSADY: Band 1,2,3,4, Bowling 2,3 Baseball 1,2,3; Track 4, Weight Lifting 3,4 ESTHER FLORENCE CAYLOR FHA 1,2,3,4 FBLA 4 Guidance Office 4 GREG CHALFANT: FFA 1,2,3,4; FEA 4, Agriculture Cadet 4 KEVIN CHAMBERS: Baseball 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4. Band 1,2. SAM CHAMP: Baseball 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 FBLA 4 President; Accounting Cadet 4. CAROL CLOUSE: Majorettes 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4 FBLA 2,4, Annual Staff 4, Bowling 2; Track 2; Honor Society 3,4, Cheerblock 1, Honor Award 1. DENISE COALTER Spanish Club 1 Mixed Choir l, Concert Choir 2,3. MERI COALTER JUDY COBLENTZ FHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 1,2,3,4 Officer 2; FEA 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Accounting Cadet; Bowling 1 DAVE COLE Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3 4, Intramurals 1,2,3; FEA 1,2,3,4, FCA 1,2; Library 4, P.E Cadet 4, Annual Staff 4 Exclusive Happenings Throughout The World In the 1978-79 school year, many historical and political events took place around the world that will long be remembered. One of the most important political events, was the Middle East Peace Treaty between Israel and Egypt. Another political event which will have lasting memories throughout the world was the first trip to the United States from China. Also a major happening concerning foreign affairs was the overthrow of Iranian Government. A very tragic and terrifying event occurred in the fall of 1978 when 900 cult members and followers of Jim Jones in Guyanna committed mass suicide. We heard alot of news about this event because Jim Jones was from Lynn, Indiana. Also in the fall of '78 the Catholic Religion suffered the loss of Pope John Paul and gained a worldwide figure; Pope John Paul II; the first pope from Poland. An eight year fight with cancer ended Tuesday, April 24, 1979, when Marvella Bayh, wife of Senator Birch Bayh, passed away. She was beloved by all Ameri- cans, especially Hoosiers. 1979 was a year of new happenings around the world and different changes that effect us here in America. One that we all don't want to remember, but one we are sure will never be forgotten; the price of gasoline from 70$ to $1.00. There were many other tragedies that occurred throughout the United States such as the floods in Mississippi, the killings in Chicago, bombings in Speedway, Indiana, and the leaking of the Nuclear Power Plant at. Three Mile Island. TIM COLLINS DEBRA CELESTE COX: FHA 2,3; Mixed Chorus 3. DIANE COX: FHA 2,3,4 Concert Choir 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, Head Start 4 MARCIA CRAW: Gymnastics 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3 Public Relations 2; FBLA 4, FFA Sweetheart 4, Cheerblock 1 Falcon Board 1; Freshmen Ensemble 1; Mixed Chorus 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4; Swing Choir 4, Musical 2,3,4; Cafeteria 4. MARTHA CUMMINGS JIM CURLESS: Intramurals 3,4. PAT DALY Football 1,2,3, Spotlight Crew (Musical) 1,2,3; FCA 1; FEA 4, English Cadet 3, Auto Mechanics Cadet 4 SHERRI DUDLEY: FHA 1,2,3; Office 2,3, Cadet 4 French Club 1. SCOTT DULL Honor Society 3,4, Guidance Office 3,4 Algebra Cadet 4, Intramurals 3,4, Basketball Statis-tition 2,3; FEA 4 MIKE EDWARDS Library 4 DEBBIE ELDER: FHA 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3,4. Office 3,4. PAT EVILSIZER Choir 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Office Cadet 3; Head Start Program 4. Richard Nash, Sam Champ, and Cindy Wynn use library materials to look up research for College Grammar term papers. In the midst of winter and in the Spring things get pretty hectic when students are trying to finish up in time for the deadline. 73 DAN FELTON: Band 1,2,3 DEBBIE FERGUSON: Scholarship Award 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Freshman Girls Ensemble; Cheerblock 1; Bowling 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3,4 Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Vice-President 4, FEA 4 Treasurer4; Majorette 1,2,3,4 Head Majorette 4, Spanish Cadet 4, Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who in Foreign Language 4: Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Spanish Award 3. BRIAN FIELDS: FFA 1,2,3,4 JANE FLEMING: Majorettes 1,2,3,4, FBLA 2,4, FHA 1,2,3,4; Class Princess 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4 ALOMA FLESHER SANDY FOGLE HEIDI FOWLER: FHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Band 1,2; Bowling 1,2 CHIRS GALBREATH WALTER GARRINGER: Bowling 1. Critics Choice By 74 79 Seniors The Seniors favorite T.V. shows were Mork Mindy, Three's Company, M-A-S-H. Favorite female movie stars were Barbara Streisand, Sally Fields, Cathy Crosby. Favorite male movie stars were Burt Reynolds, Clint Eastwood, Robby Benson. Favorite male vocalist Bob Se-ger, favorite female vocalist Olivia Newton-John and our favorite group was the Bee Gees. Favorite Sports Star was Larry Byrd, who played basketball for Indiana State. And our favorite movies were EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE, UP IN SMOKE, and HALLOWEEN. Janis Brown sees what it's really like working in the big world on Senior FBLA Work Day. LEFT: Dave Kaufman concentrates as he swings into action on the courts. BELOW The Senior girls are triumphant on their first attempt at tug-of-war JOY GILLUM: FEA 4; Cadet 4 TED GIRTON: Baseball 1,2,3,4, Bowling 1,2,3,4 JEFF GREEN: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, All-Conference Football 4, All-Conference Basketball 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4 All-Conference Baseball 3,4, Spanish Club 2; FBLA 3. JOHN GRUBBS: Football 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3 4, Musical 1,2,3,4, Mixed Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3 4 Swing Choir 4, Cadet 4, FEA 4; FCA 2,3,4 ANGELA HELMICK: Band 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4 FBLA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Library 4, Bowling 1. KAREN McDAVID HILL: FHA 2,3,4, Cheerblock 1. CHARLES EDWARD HIMES: Football 1 Wrestling 1; FBLA 3. MICHAEL W. HINES: Bowling 1,2; Football 3; Mixed Choir 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Musical 2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. NATHAN HINSHAW: Track 2,3,4, Class Play Stage Crew 4 75 JENNIFER HOLLOWAY: Cheerblock 1,2,3; FHA 2,3,4, Health Careers 2,4; Spanish Club 2; Tennis 1, Wrestlerettes 3; Guidance 4 TIM HOLT Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Track Manager 3,4 JERRY HORN: Golf 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 BILL HUDDLESTON BECKY HUFFER: FHA 4; FBLA 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Bowling 2; Library 4, Head Start 3. MIKE HUFFMAN: Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 4 CHRIS HUMMEL: Basketball 1; FBLA 4. NODJA MELODY HYATT: FHA 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 2 President 3 District 9 Secretary 3, FBLA 3.4, FEA 3,4 Vice-President 4, Spanish Club 2; Girls' Mixed Ensemble 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Chorus 2; Musical 2; School Play 4, Home Economics Cadet 3; U.S. History Cadet 4, Publicity Assistant 4, Cafeteria 2.3.4, Model Legislature 4. DAN HYRE: Baseball 1,2,3,4 All-Conference 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3; Math Cadet 3. GARY JAMES: FBLA 2,3; FEA 2,3,4. Health Careers 3,4, Mixed Chorus 3; Concert Choir 4, Musical 4, Bowling 1,2,3, Cheerblock 3, English Cadet 4 GARY M JARRETT: Football 1,2,3,4 All-Conference 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 Honorable Mention All-Conference 3; FCA 2,3,4 President 4, Class President 1; French Club 1, Who's Who 4 JOHN JARRETT 76 RANDY JONES: Library 4, Mixed Chorus 4 DAVID KAUFMAN Band 1,2; Student Council 1,3; Tennis 2,3,4, Baseball 2; Basketball 1, Golf 2,3, FFA 3,4 FBLA 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1, Bowling 1,2. GEOFF KEESLING: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,3; Intramurals 2,4, Baseball 1,2 KIRK KEEVER: Class Vice-President 1; Class President 2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; All-Conference 3, MVP 4, Basketball Manager 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Regional Finalist 3; FBLA 2,3,4 Vice-President 3 President 4 State President 4, FCA 1,2 Treasurer 2; French Club 1; Boys' State Delegate 3. BRIAN KELLEY: Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 All-Conference 3,4, Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4 Captain 3,1 All-Conference 3,4, World History Cadet 3; Physical Education Cadet 4, FEA 4. BRENDA KING: FHA 1,2,3,4 Historian 2 Recreational Leader 3; Spanish Club 1; Model Legislature 3,4; Band 3, FBLA 4 School Play 4. GLENDA KING: FHA 1,2,3,4 Historian 3, FEA 3,4, FFA 2,3; Agriculture Cadet 4, Band 1,2,3 REVA KING FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Historian 4 Art Cadet 4, FEA 4, FBLA 4; Track 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1 MICHAEL A LAUGHMAN TERESA LEE: Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Team Captain 4 All County Team 3,4 Best Defensive Player 2,3,4 Best All Around Player 2,3,4; Honor Society 3 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Team Captain 4 All Sectional Team 3,4, All Regional Team 3 All County Team 4 Mental Attitude Award 2,4 Best Defensive Player 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4 Team Captain 3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3, FHA 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3, FCA 3, Cadet 2 4 MARVIN K LEWIS: Band 1. TAMMY LINDSEY: Honor Society 3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4 Recreational leader 2; Freshman Ensemble 1, Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4 Cheerblock 1; Spanish Club 2 Skip Day Disaster The Seniors did it again! We planned a Senior Skip Day for Wednesday, March 14, 1979 seventy-nine days before graduation. The 'big day' had been planned for about two months. The halls were filled with talk of who wasn't and who was. If you weren't, were you really a Senior? And if you were, where were you going? Gary Jarrett, the best hall stander we ever had, enjoys a few seconds in the hall by himself. As the days passed parties and shopping trips were planned, everyone was looking forward to not going to school. Well, the administration heard of our big plans and they called a special class meeting. We all knew what was to be discussed, because for two or three days the teachers were telling us we couldn't miss this important test and so on. After the class meeting our Skip Day became just another School Day. f The All Mighty $$ What's it cost to be a Senior? ITEMS COST Senior Pictures $100.00 Graduation Announcements 50.00 Prom 110.00 Kings Island 50.00 Yearbook 7.00 Lunch 3.00 Gas 10.00 Cap Gown 5.00 Movies 3.00 Sports Activities 3.00 Musical Performances 5.00 Total $346.00 1979 Senior Graduation paraphernalia in a glass display case. VICKIE LOVEALL: FBLA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Library 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, Mixed Choir 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4; Cheerblock 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, State Leadership Conference 4 RICK LYKINS: Library 4 SHERRI LYKINS: FHA 1,2,3,4. FBLA 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Freshman Girls Ensemble 1; Volleyball 1; School Play Assistant Director 3, Majorettes 2 SHARON McCORD Mixed Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, Concert Choir 2,3, Cheerblock 2, Wrestlerettes 2. CATHY McCORMICK: FHA 1,2, Spanish Club 2,3,4 CARL McCOY: Track 1,2,3,4 Captain 4, Football 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 CRAIG McCOY: Library 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Concert Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4, FEA 4; Cadet 4. KENNY G. McCOY, JR.: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, All-Conference Football 3,4, Football 1.2.3.4, Football All-State Honorable Mention 4, Ca det 3,4. SCOTT A. McKNIGHT: Basketball 1; Mixed Choir 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4, FFA 2,3,4 Swing Choir 4 78 Do these Seniors look like they're weighed down with the burden of obligations? They really aren't, but the topic of their speech is Moral of Today's Youth. PAT McLAUGHLIN: Mixed Choir 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4 Lead 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Falcon Views People Connection 3.4, Student Council 4, School Play 3,4, Office 4 JENNIFER J MACKE: FHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 2,3,4, Girls Golf 1,2,3; Girls FCA 1,2; FEA 4, Cadet 4 Spanish Club 2. JEFF MERCHANT: Mixed Choir 1; Concert Choir 2.3.4, Musical 2,3,4, Bowling 1,2,3. LAURETHA MILLER French Club 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4 Historian 4, Wrestlerettes 3, Cheerblock 1, FBLA 3. JERRY ALLAN MILLS FFA 1,2,3; FEA 4 SANDY MILLS: FHA 1,2,4; Spanish Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Randolph Cty. Jr. Miss 4, Senator Lugar's Symposium 3. JERRY MONROE PAT MOORE: FHA 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 FBLA 4; Library 4, Homecoming Jr. Princess 3. Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Cheerblock 2, Rossburg A Go-Go Candidate 4; Head Start Program 4 SCOTT MOORE Baseball 1,3, Mixed Choir 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4, Cadet 4 Football 3. LINDA MORELAND: Cadet 4, FEA 4 Home Ec. Of fice 3,4, Head Start Program 4. SHERRY MORRISON: Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4 All County Team 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Office 4, All School Play 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4 Presi dent 4, Cadet 4, FBLA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FEA 4, Health Careers 4; FCA 2,3. 79 RICHARD ELVIN NASH: Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4; Model Legislature 4 Biology Cadet 4; FEA 4, Library 4; Orchestra 3.4 DORIS NEUDECKER: FHA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Honor Society 4 FEA 1; Track 1, Class Vice-President 4. LISA NORRIS: Homecoming Queen 4, FHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 2,3,4; FEA 4, Office Machines Cadet 3,4, Majorette 4 Annual Staff 4, Track 1, Spanish Club 2; Cheerblock 1. CURTIS O'BRIEN BETH ORR NANCY PASSMORE: FHA 1,2,3,4; Spanish 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1,2,3 Vice-President 3-President 4; Cheer-block 1, Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4 Captain 3,4, Annual Staff 4. JEFFERY JAY PAUL CHRIS PEACOCK: FFA 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 3 President 4; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 3; Tennis 2,4; FEA 4. LISA PEGG: FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Wrestlerettes 2,3; Choir 1; Concert Choir 2; Guidance 3; Health Careers 3,4, Freshman Girls' Ensemble 1; Musical 2. May is the season for the Prom where the guys take their favorite Lady ' and they hope the night won't end in a Tragedy. While the band played Hold the Line' the girls thought to themselves Don't Cry Outloud because he will surely stop stepping on my feet and I Will Survive. Throughout the night somehow everything went well; nothing could go wrong Knock On Wood . The commons was decorated beautifully, and the decorations went along well with the theme which was Two Tickets To Paradise . The guys weren't acting like themselves, but instead pretending to be a Macho Man . The girls began to cry, as the night ended and the guys thinking You Needed Me wiped their tears dry. At the end of the night we were very tired because we all danced like a Hot Child In The City. This was our last Prom but a beautiful one to remember. Each senior was asked to state his or her favorite three songs for the 1978-79 school year. Although this is a description of our Prom it is also a list of the Top Ten tunes. Tune Into The Top Ten Craig McCoy falls asleep, while being tuned into his curtain instructions. 80 RICK PHELPS: FFA 1; Bowling 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,4. KEVIN POLING: Proverbs Club 3. SHAWNA RALLS: Band 1,2,3,4. Class Play 1,2 Publicity Manager 1, Spanish Club 2,3,4, French Club 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 3,4, Library 3,4; State Leadership Conference 4; Tennis 1; Track 3. DIANA LYNN REES: Band 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4 French Club 2,3; Honor Society 3,4, FBLA 3.4, FBLA Treasurer 4 Guidance 4. JAYNE RETTER: Band 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,3,4; School Plays 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; Freshman Girls' Ensemble 1; FBLA 4 SHERRY RICHARDS: FHA 2; French Club 2; Musical 2; Concert Choir 2; Cheerblock 3. DONEEN ROBERTS: FHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 3,4, Honor Society 3,4 Secretary 4, Class Secretary 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4. GARY SAXMAN: French Club 1; Honor Society 3,4 Vice-President 4, FBLA 3,4 Contestant at State Leadership Conference in Business Communications; Model Legislature 4 Secretary 4, Intramurals 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Who's Who 3,4, Winchester Rep. to L.A.B. 3. BECKIE SCHAFER: Who's Who 4 Hoosier Girls' State 3; FEA 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, Band 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1, Concert Choir 2,3, Play 1,2, Falcon Views 3,4, FHA 1,2, Honor Society 3,4 Secretary 4, Student Council 2,4-Corresponding Secretary 4, Health Careers 3,4, Freshman Girls' Ensemble 1 Musical 2,3; Student Leadership Institute 4; Indianapolis State House Page 4 LEFT: Gary Saxman is amazed at the very unusual structure at WC's Open House. ABOVE: Being the calm and collected guy he is, John Grubbs takes over the class. 81 Jeans Are Basic Uniform But Styles Dressier ABOVE: For a short while Kenny McCoy and Gary Jarrett enjoy a different fashion style, while taking part in a convocation featuring Shakespeare's TAMING OF THE SHREW. RIGHT: Seniors Tammy Lee, Kirk Keever, Nadya Villarin and Pat McLaughlin team up for the sack race at Fun and Games. FAR RIGHT: Beckie Schafer finds her shoe, m the shoe grab game, before everyone else. JOHN DAVID SEGRAVES: Band 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1; Basketball Statistician 1,2,3; FEA 4, Architecture Cadet 4. CRAIG SHAFFER: Band 1,2,3,4. ROBBIE SHANEYFELT: Golf 1,2,3; Basketball 1, Intramurals 2,3,4; Football 1. ARLENE SHEETS: Cheerblock 1; FHA 1,2,3,4. DIANE SHEPHERD: Library 2. RICK SIMMONS: Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4, Swing 3,4, Musical 1,2,3,4, School Play 3,4; Student Council 4; Office 3,4; Annual Staff 4; FEA 4, FBLA 1,2,3,4. 82 Everyone is affected by the style changes and the Senior class of 1978-79 is no exception. The girls are wearing more dresses and skirts for the feminine look. And dress or high-heeled and clogs are in fashion As far as hair styles go everyone is getting a permanent for that soft and curly style. The long and short are both in fashion this season. The skirt length has been knee-lenght or longer. Materials were thin and frilly for a really dressy look. Even the blue jeans outfits are dressier than ever with the jeans fitted all the way down and rolled up cuffs. The shoes are boys themselves are affected by styles. They were wearing more dress pants with dressier shirts with no collar. In hair styles the long hair is out. Instead men wear their hair shorter and often styled. JOHN SMITH TODD SMITH STEPHANIE STAGGS: Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3 4 Choir 2; Health Careers 4, Spanish Club 3; Wres-tlerettes 3, Freshman Girls' Ensemble 1; Assistant Director of School Play 2,3. SANDY STEPHENSON FHA 1,2,3 4; Cheerblock 3; Mixed Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Musical 2,3; FEA 4; Spanish Club 2; Head Start 4 RICK STEWART: Football 1,2,3,4, All Conference Honorable Mention 4, Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3,4 Baseball 4, FEA Historian 4, FCA 4. TERRY STEWART: Student Council 1,2,3,4, S.C. President 3—Vice-President 4, FEA 2,4, Honor Society 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, School Play 1,2,4, Math Cadet 2,4 83 The Usual Unusual On many Friday and Saturday nights during the 1978-79 school year, our more adventurous seniors could be found 20 miles away on the outskirts of Greenville, Rt. 502, in a brick one-story building known bet-terly as the Angle . The evening hours (remember the Angle didn't open till 8:00 or 9:00 P.M.) weren't always calm and peaceful. Many have different memories of those nights spent listening to Rush, Shock, etc. If things were not moving at the Angle, seniors traveled back home towards Union City and The Hat -still in Ohio so they could obtain you know what. Although smaller and newer, The Hat offered the same atmosphere and activities as its much older counterpart in Greenville. Before students left for either Ohio or some favorite spot in Muncie, they filled up with pizza, doritos, and potato chips washed down with Mt. Dew, Pepsi, or Coke. SCOTT STUCKEY LETTIE TEAGUE CHERYL THOMAS: Band 4; Choir 4; Musicals 2,3,4, Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Falcon Views 4, FEA 2,4; Model Legislature 4, Annual Staff 4, Health Careers 4; Spanish Cadet 4: School Play 2,4, Who's Who 4. ALICE THORNBURG: FHA 1,2,3,4—Treasurer 3 — Publicity 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4 Spanish Cadet 4; FEA 4, Cheerblock 3; School play-Stage Crew 3 Assistant Director 4, Cafeteria 4. KATHLEEN TOLAND: FHA 1,2,3,4, U.S. History Cadet 4, Girls Assembly 1; FEA 4, Cheerblock 1. MARIZTA VELIZ V. NADYA VILLAR1N: FBLA 4, FHA 4; FCA 4; Concert Choir 4, Spanish Club 4, Basketball 4; Tennis 4, French Club 4; Musical 4 DAN VINSON: Wrestling 1; President 3; Health Careers 4. ANGELA WALL: FHA 1,2,3,4; Head Start 3; FBLA 2,4; Spanish Club 2,3. THOMAS JEFFREY WARD: Band 1,2,3,4. Model Legislature 4 SCOTT WEST: Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 4 Concert Choir 2,3,4, Mixed Choir 1, Musical 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Office 4, Falcon Views 3,4 SCOTT WICKERSHAM Basketball 1,2,3,4, Country Champs 4, All County Team 4, Co-TEC Champ 4 All-Conference Team 4; Golf 1,2, Sectional Champs 2, Placed 4th Individually 2 Golf Co-TEC Champs 2; Cadet 4 TRACY WILLS: Spanish Club 2,3,4, FBLA 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Office 3,4, FEA 4 Secretary 4, FHA 4, Business Cadet 4 LLOYD L. WILSON II: Bowling 1,2; Mixed Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4, Swing Choir 3,4; Musical 2,3,4 CHERYL GIVEN WINKLE: FHA 1,2,3 4 Homecoming Princess 1 BETH ANNE WOLF: Band 1,2,3 4 Choir 1; School Play 1,2,4; FHA 1, FBLA 2; FEA 4, Musical 4 Health Careers 4; Honor Society 4, Biology Cadet 4, Model Legislature 3,4 Majority Whip 4, Freshmen Girls' Ensemble 1 KIM WRIGHT: FHA 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, French Club 3,4 Wrestlerettes 3 CINDY WYNN: Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 4 Mixed Chorus 1; Freshmen Girls' Ensemble 1; Concert Choir 2; Musical 2; Spanish Club 3; FHA 1,2,3,4, Guidance Office 4, Model Legislature 4, Hoosier Girls' State 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Treasurer 4; Mardi Gras Queen 4 Miss Randolph County 1978. CINDY WYSONG: FHA 1,2,3,4 Officer 4 Spanish Club 2,3, FBLA 4, FEA 4; Home Economics Cadet 4 MARK LEE YOUNGER Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Drum Major 4, Honor Society 3,4 FEA 4 Frosh Have Great Expectations The Freshmen expected WC to be a big school with very mean teachers, super hard homework; in other words, the Pits . But what they anticipated and what WC life was really like, were two different things. Some Freshmen felt that the change from Jr. High and Sr. High wasn't that bad. The teachers were nice, the homework wasn't quite as hard as expected, and with sports and other activities it wasn't quite the Pits . Also with bomb threats, dress up days and convos, school was made a little more interesting day by day. And the food . . . Well, all in all the Class of '82 have had a good year. And even found the food enough to get by on. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Halley, Sponsor; Karon Klem, Vice President; Kim Pigg, Secretary, Brenda Dull, President; Tammy Lee, Treasurer; Mrs. Longnecker, Sponsor. Rick Ackman, Tammy Addington, Roger Anderson, Scott Antras, Cathy Armstrong, Ray Arredondo Allen Artrip, Bill Auker, Debbie Baker, Jeff Baldwin, Delana Bates, Ricky Bates, Lori Beilis, Robert Bennett Sonna Bosworth, Tim Bower, Linda Boxell, Nancy Brown, Tim Brown, John Brumfield, Krista Burkett, Scott Casperson Brent Cassady, Lisa Chamness, Jim Champ, Dondra Clack, Penny Clear, Dean Clevenger, Rhonda Cline, Nina Cochran Cheryl Coffey, Cornna Cole, Johnnie Collins, Remonda Collins, Stacy Connors, Charles Cox, Darlene Cox, Steve Cross Kathy Crowell, Mike Cummins, Mary Daly, Norval Deaton, Susan Deboy, Lester Dowell, Brenda Dull, Elaine Eley vi 86 The Freshmen show their enthusiasm and spirit on their Homecoming float, with Darla McCoy waving the Freshman banner high, above left. Above right, they also cast the Evil Eye with their Homecoming posters. Stacy Ellison, Michele Farlow, Lori Farmer, Brian Fenton, Penny Fields, Jeff Foster, Troy Foust, John Franklin Shawn Franklin, Cathy Franks, Brett Frazier, Jeremy Galbreath, Gina Garringer, Jerry Geeting, Tonya Ge-genheimer, Cathy Goodhew Sandra Grant, Kathy Hall, Alicia Harris, Lesley Hathaway, Eddie Hawes, Melissa Hawley, Renee Hildreth, Scott Hill Tresa Holcomb, Andy Holloway, Billy Judson, Dale Hunt, Lisa James, Kevin Jones, Willie Jones, Kelly Keating Robbie Kelly, Eddie Kelsay, Karon Klem, Mark Laudenbacher, Roy Lee, Tammy Lee, Shirley Lemons, James Lewis 87 Class of ’82 Earns Booby Prize Freshmen partook in their first Fun and Games and placed last. They gave it all they had, but just wasn't enough, except for the booby prize. The Class of '82 might have ended up with the questionable honor because of lack of experience. On occasion they dropped a body in the Body Pass game or snatched the wrong shoe in the Shoe Grab game. Nonetheless the Freshman class gained experience and look forward to the following years of Fun and Games. Besides, spending a day under the clouds is better than being in the classroom. Rhonda Cline puts her trust in her classmates as they pass her down the line in the Body Pass game. Kim McDavid, Joe McKinley, Jerry McKissack, Jeff McKissick, Beth McNight, Todd McKnight Darian Mallory, Jamie Manninq, Regina Markley, Lareina Medler, Brian Meek, Herbie Meinerding, Bertina Mikel, Rhonda Miles Tammi Miller, Lisa Mills, Lolita Miranda, Robert Moland, Bobby Monroe, Barbara Moore, Jamer Moore, Mike Newton Daniel Osborne, Glenn Osborne, Michele Pennington, Sherry Phenis, Tom Phenis, Ray Pierce, Kim Pigg, Debbie Pittman Brian Poling, Chris Prescott, Doug Prescott, Tern Pugh, Mark Ramsey, Doug Retter, Tina Richards, Mike Richardson Rick Riley, Dwight Rines, Joy Robbins, Joy Roberts, Kevin Ross, Clyde Rines, Tony Sapp, David Saunders 88 Lisa Sebring, Barbara Shaneyfelt, David Shannon, Jim Shepherd, Linda Shoop, Susan Shriver, Pam Simmons, Wanda Skinner Mike Smith, Ricky Smith, Theresa Smith, Tyler Smith, Julia Sorrell, Lance Springer, Mary Jo Sprinkle, Christina Staggs Robin Staggs, Jeff Sterling, Sheila Stollar, Jackie Stonerock, Shane Stover, Becky Sullivan, Darci Thornburg, Roger Thornbury Roy Thornbury, Danny Tucker, Danny VanNote, Lisa Wagner, Brian Wasson, Tonya West, Tina White, Bryan Whitted Robbie Whitted, Stephanie Wicker, Mimi Williams, Mitzi Williams, Patricia Wilson, Donna Winnmgham, Stan Winningham, Tanya Woolfe 89 Sophomores Sweep Spirit Stick at Homecoming The Sophomores were thrilled when the announcement of the winners of the Spirit Stick at Homecoming was given. Mainly, because they received it! They won the Spirit Stick by coming in 1ST in float decoration, 2ND in window display and had plenty of school spirit. During Sectional week the Sophomores placed 2ND in dress-up day called Steve Martin Day . This was a day when all students dressed up as the Czechoslovakian brothers on Saturday Night Live. Everyone wore mismatched clothes and acted like wild and crazy guys . Class Officers, Left to Right: Mrs. Northcutt, sponsor; Sherry Cummings, Treasurer; Stephanie Whit-sel, Secretary; Kim Giver, Vice-President; Holly Fraser, President; Mrs. Varner, sponsor. Bruce Adams, Norman Addington, Tammy Addington, Shelly Alexander, Terry Alfrey, Tammy Alley Mark Anderson, Francis Antonio, Lori Auker, Georgie Baker, Jamie Baker, Walter Baldridge, Sharon Barr, Charles Berry Tom Berry Brenda Bertram, Melinda Bisel, Tim Blansett, Jamie Bolding, Jr. Brandenburg, Esta Brandenburg, Sandra Brumley Larry Bryant, John Burkhardt, Mike Chamness, Trent Champ, Brenda Clack, Bill Clark, Bill Clarkson, Dan Clevenger Royce Cole, Mark Collins, Teresa Conner, Susan Conners, Crystal Cornelius, Grayson Cox, Jennifer Cox, Robert Cox Joe Croyle, Kevin Culy, Sherry Cummings, Mark Cunningham, Robert Curry, Dion Davis, Connie Day 90 The Sophomores placed 2ND in their window display. In attempt to score for WC( Holly Fraser gives it all she has. Barbara Dull, Lisa Duncan, Trent Durham, Don Dykes, Jonathan Edwards, Mark Edwards, Rhonda Eley Jerry Fair, Beth Farmer, Jackie Farmer, Gay Fetters, Lisa Fields, Douglas Ford, Chris Foudray, Amy Fowler Holly Fraser, Debbie French, Neal Gainer, Kim Giver, Fred Goodhew, Cindy Graft, Johnna Gray, Sharon Grimm Deonna Hackler, Connie Handy, Todd Haney, Rosa Hardman, Tim Hart, Nate Hawley, Bill Haworth, Bob Hesser Joe Hines, Randy Huffer, Kevin Huffman, Ron Huffman, Sherry Huffman, Tina Huffman, Shawn Hunt, Betsy Hyre Mitch Hyre, Bill Jackson, Dion Jack-son, Janet Jackson, Kevin James, Andria Jarrett, Evertt Jarrett, Andrea Jenkins 91 Sophomores Pick Distinctive Class Jackets Although each class selects a class Jacket, the Sophomores' is unique in its own way. The jacket is basically black with gold buttons; black, gold, and white trim; and gold lining. As the year drew to an end, the Sophomores looked ahead to their Junior year with concessions at the basketball games, the Junior-Senior Prom and the SAT. Right: The Class of '81 received a 1ST place on their Homecoming float, entitled The Adams Family. Lori Johnson, Gynnie Keesling, Penny Kelley, Robert King, Teresa King, Mark Lackey, Tony Leach Kim Lewallen, Paula Lewis, Curt Long, Pam Longworth, Robin Ly-kins, Lois Lyons, Kim McCord, Rick McCord Bob McCoy, Becky McDavid, Jackie Markley, Sheryl Meek, Sarah Merri-man, Julie Mills, Brian Minnich, Don Mock Elizabeth Moody, Lora Moreland, Karen Morrison, Genice Mosier, John Mosier, Vicky Negele, Ron Norton, Tina Norton Tom Norton, Anita Oakes, Doug O'Brien, Rob O'Dell, Jon Peacock, Kim Pennington, Neil Peperak, Ronda Pigg Marilyn Prescott, Tony Pugh, Brenda Rees, Yvonne Resler, Tom Retter, Corinna Reynolds, Robin Rhoades, Brenda Riley 92 Rhonda Rook, Connie Runkle, Duane Searcy, Jeff Sears, Pam Sears, Wayne Sebring, Linda Segraves, Phoebe Short Curtis Shriver, Karen Sibert, Tim Simmons, Jeff Sims, Stanton Sloan, Beth Smiley, Donnie Smith, Liz Snyder Nancy Sommer, Joe Sprinkle, Pat Sprinkle, Connie Stewart, Mike Stonerock, Lee Stover, Kay Sutton, Terry Thompson Ted Thornburg, Valerie Trosper, Jim Ullom, Sharon Vore, Jay Walker, David Wall, Gloria Ward, Susan Ward Gary White, Matt White, Mike White, Stephanie Whitesel, Tim Whyde, Katie Williams, Keith Williams, Laura Wilson Murray Wilson, David Woodbury, Jim Woolf, Brett Woznicki, Jenny Wright, Marsha Younger 93 The Junior class began the year with a new sponsor. This was Mrs. Knasinski's first year after returning to WC and she experienced the hard work along with the Juniors. There was much to be done to prepare for the prom. The Juniors sold concessions at the ball games, and they also sold cushions to raise money for the prom. They worked very hard to make the prom a success. The theme was Two Tickets To Paradise , and the band was Rendezvous. Everyone enjoyed the after-prom with entertainment performed by the Shock band. As always every class participated in Fun and Games. The Juniors joined in all the games, but just couldn't come through with a successful showing. They finally finished third in overall competition. After all points were totaled, the Juniors placed third in Homecoming. .'.inn Juniors Welcome New Sponsor Teena Adams, Bob Almonrode, Kim Anderson, Suzanne Anderson, Rose Antonio, Chris Armstrong Sherm Armstrong, Lois Baldridge, Dewana Bates, Norman Bates, Brenda Bemis, Leslie Blair, Penny Blansett, Annette Bosworth Kathy Bowden, Dan Bradburn, Lori Brenton, Dawn Brown, Carlton Brumfield, Chuck Brumley, Daren Bush, Diana Byrd Susie Cheesman, Greg Clevenger, Jana Cline, Tina Coalter, Carol Cochran, Marita Coffman, Ray Conley, Paul Cornett Dee Cortner, Dave Covert, Cheryl Cox, Denise Cox, Karen Cox, Karen Cummings, Randy Deboy, Denise Dunham Lori Durbin, Dean Edwards, Jackie Evens, Nancy Felton, Jack Ferguson, Charles Fifer, John Fisher, Randy Garland 94 UPPER LEFT, Smile, you're on Candid Camera, Jana and Christie gladly pose for this picture. UPPER RIGHT, Cheryl prepares to get wet when her balloon burst at Fun and Games. OPPOSITE PAGE: Mr. Hawley, Sponsor; Dave Thornburg, Vice-President; Jana Cline, Secretary; Mrs. Knasinski, Sponsor; Lynn Moore, Treasurer; Dale Lovell, President; and Mr. Skinner, Sponsor. Terry Garrett, Teresa Godsey, Mike Graft, Vivian Greene, Tom Haines, Tim Halcomb Shelby Hale, Tammy Hall, Jan Haney, Wanda Hardesty, Clint Hawley, Joe Hawley, Lori Haworth, Karen Haynes Kathy Lee, Tina Lindsey, Chris Long, Larry Longworth, Dale Lovell, Tim Ludwick, Schery Luedike, Beverly McCord Sally Hershberger, Jackie Hess, Debbie Hildreth, Dale Hill, Dan Hill, Peggy Himes, Matt Hinshaw, Gary Hoffman Sue Holder, Jim Holt, John Hudson, Christine Huffman, Scott Hunley, Gary Jenkins, Scott Jones, Steve Jones Andy Khale, Kim Kepner, Tammy King, Christie Klem, Monty Lackey, Kathy Lake, Mike Landers, Craig Laudenbacher 95 Juniors Join In Homecoming events brought unusual results to WC. While mixing chemicals in Chem. II, Michele Wysong came up with a very unusual experiment. As a result of this experiment she placed first in Homecoming dress-up activities, by portraying Dolly Parton. The Juniors are also active in extracurricular activities. Joe Tanner concentrates on returning the ball in attempt to score a point. Karen McCord, Kelly McCoy, Lesa McCoy, Sharia McCoy, Shawn McCoy, Randy McDavid Beth McKissick, Dave Macy, Amory Merriman, Penny Midlam, Bob Mi-kel, Gary Miller, Bill Mills, Bill Mock Greg Mock, Lecia Moland, Jeff Morrison, Lynn Moore, Lori Moxin, David Muncy, Paul Muncy, Ken Negele Julie Neudecker, Oscar Nunez, Regina Osborne, Krystal Oswalt, Kurt Owens, Pat Owens, Tony Page, Marty Parrott Curt Passmore, Jill Patterson, Jeannie Phillips, Russ Pigg, Robbie Pittman, Scott Porter, Kurt Prescott, Sherry Prescott Cathy Pugh, Sherry Pugh, Jimmie Ratliff, Chris Retter, Dan Retz, Kerry Rhoades, Debbie Riley, Jeanne Robbins 96 I Annette Roberts, Valerie Roderick, Zane Ross, Mike Runkle, Suzanne Runkle, Jane Russell, Randy Sanders, Teya Sears Phil Shaneyfelt, Tracy Shaneyfelt, Steve Shanks, Lisa Shumaker, Teresa Simmons, Connie Sipe, Kent Sipe, Brent Smith Dora Smith, Duwayne Smith, Marna Smith, Sheila Smith, Connie Smith-son, Donna Sorrell, Diane Staller, Pam Staller Jim Stalcup, Jamie Strahan, Jill Straley, Joe Tanner, Mark Tarter, Susan Tharp, David Thornburg, Rodney Thornbury Jeff Toschlog, Randy Vannote, Shelly Wiist, Martin Williams, Vivian Williams, Harry Wilson, Ken Wilson, Bobby Wilt Jeff Winnmgham, Teena Winning-ham, Mark Wolfe, Todd Woodring, Michele Wysong, Jay Zicht Dave Covert gratefully accepts an award during a wrestling match against Randolph Southern. During Fun and Games, the Juniors scramble through the shoe pile in attempt to find their own shoes. Chris Long waits patiently for the water balloon, hoping that it won't burst. After 11 Years And Many Changes; Dr. Glenn Retires Dr. Glenn has been the Superintendent of Randolph County Schools for 11 years, and in this time Dr. Glenn has done many things to improve the school corporation. He feels that the education of the students had improved over the years due to the fact that more teachers have masters degrees or higher degrees and none have less than the bachelors degrees. One of the most pleasing improvements, according to Dr. Glenn, has been to see the individualized reading program in the elementary schools. Dr. Glenn says he is happy with the transportation, equipment, and personnel. Dr. Glenn only planned to stay in teaching long enough to get funds to finish work toward a medical degree, but he found that education was what he wanted in a career. He found working with and for youth so rewarding that he made it his career and has spent 31 years as superintendent of school systems. Among his many achievements and honors are: life member of the Indiana Congress of PTA, and many, many more. Some of his community activities include: Member and past president of Rotary, former member of Lions Club and Local President, member of the Methodist Church, and Chamber of Commerce. After his retirement, Dr. Glenn states that he and his wife plan to remain in the Winchester community. School Board Urges Repairs on Tennis Courts This year's newly elected Randolph Central School Board is composed of President, Lowell Mock; Vice-President, Jean Keever; Secretary, Joe Wolfe; and Members at Large, Stanley Hendrickson and Chris Talley. The major topic discussed was the construction of new tennis courts. The construction will begin after the girls' tennis season is completed. Although, this will take away the playing facilities for the summer, the courts will finally be up to standard. 98 Self-Respect Says Adm. Mr. Valandingham has finished another year as principal at WCHS. When interviewed Mr. Valandingham was quoted as saying that this year he has been pushing and striving for students to have self-respect. He thinks if the students have self-respect they will have respect for oth- ers, and take on more responsibility. Perhaps with self-respect the students would take pride in their class work and achieve the academic excellence Mr. Valandingham stresses as so important in school. Mr. Valandingham also said that there have been some very good changes such as the addition of the new cafeteria line and the implementation of a new absence policy. All-in-all Mr. Valandingham and the administration have had a trying, but good year, which means ironing out each problem as it arises. Mr. James Mock, assistant Principal, is pictured here working with Mr. Val. Mrs. Betty Howell, Corporation Bookkeeper. Teachers: Shedding The Light Teachers. When we students, any time, hear this word, our reaction frequently is not one of total joy. But on the other hand, where would we be without these teachers? Teachers help us discover and apply different areas of learning of the basic tools we have to use in life and utilize these areas to develop a well-rounded person and fullfilling future. Their guidance and experience helps the student decide where to channel his interests and abilities that will insure him the future he desires. From the 1ST day of school until graduation the daily interaction between the student and the teacher provides the basis for his development and advancement through life. Mrs. Longenbaugh tries to reinforce student's English habits. This was Miss Huber's first year at W.C.H.S. and she Mrs. Schafer looks over Mini-Course Day taught Freshman English. information. Mr. Flaugh and Mr. Fabert discussing different teaching experiences. John Longworth, Agriculture; Kim Rosenberg, Art; Sanford Brueckheimer, Athletic Director; Ron Anderson, Nancy Chalfant, Chris Fine, Steve Howell, Karen King, Business; Bill Bush, Sonda Garner, Becky Huber, Lois Longenbaugh, Bettie Schafer, Margo Varner, English; Bruce Oswalt, Guidance 100 Sherry Cross, Valerie Jones, Elizabeth Gardner, Delores Halley, Home Ec.; Eugene Fidler, Phil Hawley, Walter Skinner, Tom Zell, Industrial Arts; Pat Knasinski, Laura Northcutt, Language; Helen Gartley, Polly Roberts, Librarians; Ivan Flaugh, Nicki Longnecker, Jenny Ritchey, Vivian Simmons, Math. Above: Miss Sachs tries to imply her motto to all her students. Far Left: So we found out Mr Zell isn't camera shy. Left: Mr. Burton takes a breather between classes. Below Left: Our new Guidance Counsel, Mrs. Hicks, solves all sorts of problems for faculty and students alike. Below: Mr. Oswalt and Mr Mock enjoy punch at a reception. 101 Charles Buckley, Max Jones, Music Department; Wayne Hedden, Lucille Parker, Physical Education Debbie Swift, Barry Webb, Pre-Vo-cational; Laren Fabert, Deb Sachs, Biology Robert Stump, Science, Donald Bivens, Doris Huber, Alvin Williams, Social Science Marion Gard, Martha Hunt, Bob Po lie, Bob Wasson, Custodians Above, Mr. Bush is very memorable for his made up stories and stories from his personal life to get the point across to his class. ABOVE RIGHT: In deep concentration, Mr. Williams keeps an eye on the basketball game. He has been the B-Team coach for only two years. ABOVE: Mr. Anderson strikes his most memorable pose to give his business class a lecture. RIGHT: At the teacher's coffee Miss King and Mrs. Knasinski are reunited after Mrs. K's four year absence. 102 Mr. Fidler Retires After Sixteen Years Mr. Fidler has been teaching at W.C. for 16 years. During his years at W.C. he has been very helpful in working on the prom and the musicals. He has helped with every musical that has been performed at W.C. He has also been involved with the prom helping in some way. What he has enjoyed most about teaching at W.C. is the association with the students. He also worries about the students not taking advantage of school like they used to. After he retires, Mr. Fidler plans to go ice fishing, and do a little farming and gardening. He also plans to relax and enjoy life. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Fidler prepares the sacks for the sack race during Fun and Games. MIDDLE LEFT: Miss Ritchey is shown here caring for one of her many plants. They add color to her room. ABOVE: Mr. Hedden smiles as one of his pupils make a funny remark. LEFT: The Administration is listening closely and enjoying their speaker. 103 Drivers Meet The Challenge Meeting the challenge is the task of our bus drivers. They face snow, cold, and most of all ice. We thank these bus drivers: (FIRST ROW): Bob Terrill, Art Painter, Norm Alley,. Randy Painter, Tim Acton, Bud Harris. SECOND ROW: Jan Crouch, Richard Hiatt, Mich-elene Chipley, Sherman Bishop, Betty Wilson, Armanda Gegenhei-mer, Paul Joyner, Norval Harris, Bob Haney, John Downs, Carlton Keys, Kenny Keys, Clark Halley. The Cafeteria Has A Super Year With A Great Change With much work of the Student Council there was added a third line, which offers a sandwich, french fries, and a milkshake. However, with inflation and the third line the prices increased: Line A-Regular meal for 60$; Line B-Sandwich, chef salad or soup with milk for 60$ or with a milkshake at a cost of 70$; and Line C—Sandwich, french fries, and milkshake for 70$. So if you want to feel good and get change, give the cashier a dollar. i JR9“Vi5” -i- ••! ■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ « Vocal Groups Sponsor Benefit Variety Show SENIOR CHOIR MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Diana Rees, Vickie Lovell, Nadya Villarin, Marcia Craw, Tammy Lindsey. SECOND ROW; Pat McLaughlin, Cheryl Thomas, Rick Simmons, Hillary Buckley. THIRD ROW: Scott West, Craig McCoy, Mike Hines. FOURTH ROW; Scott Moore, Lloyd Wilson, John Grubbs. SWING CHOIR FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Tammy Lindsey. Marcia Craw, Cheryl Thomas, Amory Merriman, Chris Retter Kim Lewallan. SECOND ROW: Mitch Hyre, Stephanie White-sel, Dale Lovell, Hillary Buckley, Terry Garrett, Tammy Hall, Craig McCoy. THIRD ROW: Rick Simmons, Scott McKnight, Lloyd Wilson, John Grubbs, Jim Ratliff, Pat McLaughlin. CONCERT CHOIR, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tammy Lindsey, Katie Williams, Jill Straley, Sharon Barr, Marcia Craw, Terry Garrett, Mitch Hyre, DuWayne Smith, John Mo-sier, Craig McCoy, Nadya Villarin, Kim Lewallan, Brenda Rees, Diana Rees. SECOND ROW; Amory Merriman, Sharia McCoy, Deonna Hackler, Sherri Cummings, Tom Retter, Jackie Markley, Scott Moore, Gary James, Ken Blackford, Paul Muncy, Lisa Duncan, Chris Retter, Rhonda Rook, Leslie Blair, Mr Buck-ley. THIRD ROW Annette Bosworth, Martha Cummings, Diane Cox, Teya Sears, Pat McLaughlin, Dale Lovell, Scott McKnight, Mike Hines, Tim Brumley, Jeff Sears, Johnna Gray, Melinda Bisel, Sharon Grimm, Vickie Lovell. FOURTH ROW Hillary Buckley Susan Tharp, Lisa McCoy, Karen Morrison, Gary Miller, Jeff Merchant, John Grubbs, Lloyd Wilson, Tim Simmons, Scott West, Rick Simmons, Cheryl Thomas, Tammy Hall, Lana Vore, Stephanie Whitesel. MIXED CHORUS, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Simmons, Mimi Williams, Mitzi Williams, Dean Clevenger, John Collins, John Franklin. SECOND ROW: Leslie Blair, Michelle Pennington, Michele Farlow, Scott Casperson, Darian Mallory. THIRD ROW: Dora Smith, Mike Richardson, Chris McCoy, Scott Hill Brian Fenton. FOURTH ROW: Loretta Johnson, Andrew Jenkins, Brian Poling, Rick McCord, Ron Huffman 105 FHA-Lift Off 79 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Kepner, secretary; Lori Durbin, president; Diana Byrd, vice-president. SECOND ROW: Cindy Wysong, projects; Brenda Clack, recreation, Denise Dunham, treasurer; Alice Thornburg, publicity. THIRD ROW: Lauretha Miller, historian; Crystal Cornelius, reporter; Reva King, historian; Kim Anderson, public relations. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Jones, Teresa Lee, Karen Anderson, Dawn Benedict, Tammy Lindsey, Lila Brown, Sandy Mills, Sharon McCord, Pat Moore, Arlene Sheets, Diana Rees, Nadya Villarin, Tracy Wills, Cindy Wynn. SECOND ROW: Jayne Retter, Julie Baldwin, Judy Coblentz, Martha Cummings, Angela Hel-mick, Sherri Lykins, Lisa Norris, Lisa Pegg, Meri Coalter, Sandy Stevenson, Doris Neude-cker, Doneen Roberts. THIRD ROW: Cindy Wysong, Stephanie Staggs, Janis Brown, Ester Caylor, Diane Cox, Aloma Flesher, Jenifer Holloway, Karen McDavid, Nancy Passmore, Shawna Ralls, Diane Shepherd, Kathy Toland, Alice Thornburg, Vickie Lovell. FOURTH ROW: Jenny Macke, Carol Clouse, Mary Anderson, Cheryl Thomas, Hiedi Fowler, Nadja Hyatt, Becky Hoffer, Reva King, Lauretha Miller, Sherry Morrison, Jill Casperson, Cheryl Winkle, Kim Wright. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tina Lindsey, Sally Hershberger, Sue Holder, Sharia McCoy, Debbie Riley, Annette Roberts, Connie Runkle, Teya Sears, Tracy Shaneyfelt, Connie Smith-son, Jill Straley, Denise Cox, Donna Sorrell, Jeanne Robbins, Mrs. Gardner, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Susan Anderson, Brenda Bemis, Kathy Bowden, Kathy Lake, Julie Neudecker, Beth McKissick, Amory Merriman, Penny Mid-lam, Regina Osborn, Sherry Prescott, Jeannie Phillips, Teresa Simmons, Tina Winningham, Schery Leudike, Sheila Smith. THIRD ROW: Chris Armstrong, Dewana Bates, Annette Bos-worth, Diane Byrd, Vivian Greene, Kim Kepner, Tammy King, Karen McCord, Lisa McCoy, Sherry Pugh, Shelly Wiist, Vivian Williams, Michele Wysong. FOURTH ROW': Kim Anderson, Lois Baldridge, Lori Durbin, Karen Cummings, Tina Coalter, Nancy Felton, Denise Dunham, Shelby Hale, Michele Holcomb, Carol Cochran, Crystal Oswalt, Jill Patterson, Dora Smith, Jane Russell. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lori Auker, Brenda Bertram, Brenda Clack, Rosa Hardman, Robin Rhodes, Brenda Reese, Rhonda Rook, Anita Oakes, Connie Stewart, Mrs. Halley, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Susan Conners, Sharon Grimm, Kim Lewallen, Penny Kelly, Genny Keesling, Robin Lykins, Gloria Ward, Pheobe Short, Kadie Williams, Sandy Brumley. THIRD ROW: Sherry Cummings, Jackie Farmer, Andria Jarrett, Crystal Cornelius, Vickie Negal, Pat Sprinkle, Pam Sears, Karen Morrison, Teresa Conner. FOURTH ROW: Lisa Moody, Tammy Addington, Holly Frazer, Sherri Huffman, Beckie McDavid, Amy Fowler, Janet Jackson, Andrea Jenkins, Teresa King, Pam Longworth, Kim McCord, Sarah Merriman. 106 Honor Society Initiates 33 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Stone-rock, Lana Vore, Sherry Phenis, Michelle Pennington, Barb Moore, Shirley Lemons, Darla McCoy, Lolita Miranda, Rhonda Miles, Mimi Williams, Mitzi Williams, Linda Shoop, Donna Winningham, Tanya Woolf, Mrs. Cross, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Karen Klem, Kim Pigg, Terri Pugh, Kelly Keating, Kim Hill, Melissa Hawley, Kathy Hall, Joy Robbins, Mary Smith, Sheila Stoller, Stephanie Wicker, Patty Wilson. THIRD ROW: Kathy Crowell, Lisa James, Alicia Harris, Penny Fields, Lori Farmer, Michelle Farlow, Stacy Ellison, Kim McDavid, Beth McKnight, Joy Roberts, Jamie Manning, Tonya West, Zina Wysong, Tammy Miller. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Cox, Remonda Collins, Krista Burkett, Mary Daly, Cathy Armstrong, Delana Bates, Nina Cochran, Brenda Dull, Julia Sorrell, Robin Staggs, Becky Sullivan, Barbie Shaneyfelt. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Auker, Gary Saxman, Doneen Roberts, Beckie Schafer, Tammy Lindsey, Hillary Buckley, Dawn Benedict, Carol Clouse, Scott Dull, Mark Younger, Janis Brown, Debbie Ferguson. SECOND ROW. Mr. Valandingham, Mr. Mock, Tracy Wills, Karen Anderson, Nancy Passmore, Teresa Lee, Sandy Mills, Stephanie Staggs, Terry Stewart, Diana Rees, Miss King and Mr. Flaugh, sponsors. NEW INITIATES, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Neudecker, Beth Wolf, Suzanne Anderson, Chris Armstrong, Diana Byrd, Marita Coffman, Karen Cox, Denise Dunham, Lori Durbin, Dean Edwards, Randy Garland, Mr. Valandingham, Tammy Hall, Chris Retter, Jeanne Robbins, Connie Sipe, Debbie Hildreth, Tina Lindsey, Amory Merriman, Lynn Moore, Crystal Oswalt, Michelle Wysong, Vivian Williams. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mock, Gary Hoffman, Matt Hinshaw, Dan Hill, Kent Sipe, Joe Tanner, Dave Thornburg, Shelly Wiist, Jeff Winningham, Jay Zicht, Kurt Prescott, Scott Porter. FFA Advances To District FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Long-worth, Kerry Rhoades, Kurt Owens, Dave Thornburg, Marsha Craw, Mark Burkhart, Chris Peacock, Danny Hill, Kurt Prescott, Mr. Longworth, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Todd McKnight, John Smith, Brian Fields, Ted Thronburg, James Lewis, Greg Chalfant, John Burkhart, Pam Longworth. THIRD ROW: Joe McKinley, Jerry Geeting, Ron Smiley, Curt Long, Jon Peacock, Dan Clevenger, Tim Whyde. FOURTH ROW: Dave Wall, Harry Wilson, Tim Ludwick, Dave Woodbury, Bill Haworth, Trent Durham, Beth Farmer, Connie Day. FIFTH ROW: Mike White, Todd Haney, Rick Jessup, Kevin Huffman, Kevin Woodbury, Roger Thornburg, Phil Shaneyfelt, Matt White. 107 FBLA Sponsors Career Day OFFICERS, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Kirk Keever, President; Chris Long, Vice-President; Debbie Ferguson, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Denise Dunham, Reporter; Jana Cline, Historian; Diana Rees, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Shelly Wiist, Projects Committee; Joe Tanner, Projects Committee; Dave Kaufman, Projects Committee. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Hildreth, Historian; Jan Haney, Projects Committee. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Fine sponsor, Nadya Villarin, Doneen Roberts, Marcia Craw, Pat Moore, Tracy Wills, Jayne Ret-ter, Janis Brown, Diana Rees, Miss King sponsor. SECOND ROW Kirk Keever, Shawna Ralls, Stephanie Staggs, Cindy Wysong, Hillary Buckley, Mark Burkhart, Esther Caylor, Vickie Lovell. THIRD ROW: Bob Auker, Judy Cob-lentz, Angela Helmick, Nodja Hyatt, Heidi Fowler, Brenda King, Sam Champ, Debbie Ferguson, Lisa Norris. FOURTH ROW: Jenny Macke, Carol Clouse, Reva King, Sherry Morrison, Chris Hummel, Rick Simmons, Scott West, Dave Kaufman, Becky Huffer. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Annette Roberts, Sue Holder, Karen Cox, Chris Armstrong, Tina Lindsey, Chris Retter, Kim Kepner, Con nie Smithson, Mr. Anderson sponsor. SECOND ROW: Debbie Hildreth, Crystal Oswalt, Suzanne Anderson, Julie Nuedecker, Beth McKissick, Vivian Greene, Teya Sears, Sue Runkle, Penny Midlam, Annette Bosworth. THIRD ROW: Mr. Howell sponsor, Lori Durbin, Jan Haney, Nancy Felton, Sherri Prescott, Denise Dunham, Vivian Williams, Lynn Moore, Jana Cline, Teresa Simmons, Susan Tharp. FOURTH ROW: Carol Cochran, Dale Lovell, Randy Garland, Kent Sipe, Mark Wolfe, Joe Tanner, Dean Edwards, Chris Long, Shelly Wiist, Kim Anderson. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Liz Snyder, Rhonda Rook, Beth Farmer, Crystal Cornelius, Gloria Ward, Mrs. Chalfant sponsor. SECOND ROW Tina Norton, Sherry Cummings, Anita Oakes, Paula Lewis, Shelly Alexander. THIRD ROW: Kim Giver, Sheryl Meeks, Jackie Farmer, Phoebe Short, Bill Clark. FOURTH ROW: Mark Edwards, Tammy Addington, Sarah Merriman, Brenda Riley, Lisa Fields, Laura Wilson, Brian Minnich. 108 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Chalfant sponsor, Darla McCoy, Pam Simmons, Cathy Hall, Joy Robbins. SECOND ROW: Beth McKnight, Patty Wilson, Jamie Manning, Teresa Smith. THIRD ROW: Tina Cochran, Zina Wysong, Jackie Stonerock, Tammy Miller. FOURTH ROW: Scott Casperson, Linda Boxell, Kim Pigg, Mary Daly. Student Council Adds A La Carte FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Bennet, Terry Stewart, Darian Mallory, Roger Thorn-bury, Rick Simmons. SECOND ROW: Karen Cox, Mr. Howell sponsor, Denise Dunham, Lolita Miranda, Liz Snyder, Sheryl Meek, Becky Sullivan, Hillary Buckley, Amory Merri-man. THIRD ROW: Royce Cole, Brian Mmnich, Kent Sipe, Joe Tanner, Gary Hoffman, Pat McLaughlin, Cindy Wynn, Phoebe Short, Becky Shafer, Kathy Crowell, Mrs. Chalfant sponsor. Health Careers Attend Workshop At Butler Univ. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hahn sponsor, Tanya Woolf, Karon Klem, Kathy Crowell, Karen Cox, Diana Byrd, Beckie Schafer, Lori Haworth. SECOND ROW Vivian Williams, Jennifer Holloway, Christie Klem, Stephanie Staggs, Karen Anderson, Lisa Pegg, Diane Shepherd. THIRD ROW: Beth Wolf, Nancy Passmore, Jeannie Phillips, Lori Durbin, Sherry Morrison, Crystal Cornelius. FOURTH ROW: Gary James, Michelle Wysong, Cheryl Thomas, Dave Cole, Dan Vinson, Jill Casperson. FEA Attends State Convention At Purdue March 24 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Fabert sponsor, Debbie Ferguson, Tracy Wills, Nodja Hyatt, Rick Stewart, Sam Champ, Mrs. Schafer sponsor. SECOND ROW: Denise Dunham, Beckie Schafer, Beth Wolf, Alice Thornburg, Brenda Bemis, Rick Simmons, Cheryl Thomas, Marcia Craw. THIRD ROW: Lori Durbin, Chris Retter, Reva King, Lila Brown, Joy Gillum, Linda Moreland, Judy Coblentz, Sherry Morrison, John Smith, Chris Peacock. FOURTH ROW: Gary James, Dale Lovell, Jana Cline, Lisa Norris, Doris Neudecker, Terry Stewart, Richard Nash, Mark Burkhart, Greg Chalfant. FIFTH ROW: John Fisher, Craig McCoy, Pat Daly, John Grubbs, Scott Dull, Dave Cole, Brian Kelly, John Seagraves, Mark Younger. 109 Spanish Club Members Plan Trip to Mexico SPANISH OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeannie Phillips, Secretary; Oscar Nunez, Treasurer; Sherry Morrison, President; and Debbie Ferguson, Vice-President. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nadya Villarin, Pat Moore, Jayne Retter. SECOND ROW: Cathy McCormick, Cindy Wysong, Tracy Wills, Shawna Ralls, Alice Thornburg. THIRD ROW: Mike Edwards, Terry Stewart, Nancy Passmore, Cheryl Thomas, Janis Brown, Angela Helmick, Debbie Ferguson. FOURTH ROW: Jill Casperson, Sherry Morrison, Debbie Elder, Lisa Pegg, Becky Huffer, Heidi Fowler. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jana Cline, Christie Klem, Denise Dunham, Jeannie Phillips, Amory Merriman, Schery Luedike, Wanda Hardesty. SECOND ROW: Oscar Nunez, Suzanne Anderson, Brenda Bemis, Jeanie Robbins, Diana Byrd, Chris Armstrong, Lisa Shoemaker, Julie Neudecker. THIRD ROW: Gary Jenkins, Matt Hinshaw, Beverly McCord, Lori Moxin, Peggy Himes, Teresa Simmons, Lori Durbin, Terry Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Shawn McCoy, Kim Anderson, Jan Haney, Shelly Wiist, Jane Russell, Penny Midlam, Tammy Hall. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tina White, Robin Rhoades, Rhonda Rook, Connie Day, Pam Long-worth, Lori Auker, Beth Smiley, Liz Snyder, Katie Williams, Sharon Grimm, Mrs. Knasinski sponsor. SECOND ROW: Rebecca McDavid, Tim Hart, Tammy Addington, Sherri Huffman, Keith Williams, Sarah Merriman, Betsy Hyre, Genice Mo-sier. THIRD ROW: Deonna Hackler, Karen Morrison, Tina Norton, Lisa Fields, Lisa Moody, Janet Jackson, Sharon Vore, Amy Fowler. FOURTH ROW: Curtis Shriver, Bill Clark, Jonathan Edwards, Rob O'Dell, Jeff Sears, Holly Frazer, Julie Mills. 110 Model State Legislature—2 Years French Club Revive Val-O-Gram FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Porter, President; Kim Giver, Vice-President; Marita Coffman, Secretary; Crystal Oswalt, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Carol Cochran, Karon Klem, Kathy Crowell, Michele Wysong, Mrs. North-cutt sponsor, Nadya Villarin, Tonya Ge-genheimer, Lareina Medler, Cheryl Coffey, Kim Hill, Sharon Barr. THIRD ROW: Lauretha Miller, Mary Daly, Nina Cochran, Melinda Bi-sel, Susan Ward, Stephanie Whitesel, Hillary Buckley, Lori Farmer, Rob Kelly, Jim Champ. FOURTH ROW: Kim Wright, Susan Shriver, Shelly Alexander, Tammy Alley, Phoebe Short, Laura Wilson, John Brumfield, Stephen Ferdinand. FIFTH ROW: Brian Minnich, Jeff Morrison, Dave Muncy, Mike Stonerock, Bryan Whitted. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Huber sponsor, Nodja Hyatt, Beth Wolf, Michele Wysong, Laura Wilson, Mr Bivens—sponsor. SECOND ROW: Richard Nash, Cheryl Thomas, Hillary Buckley, Cindy Wynn, Lori Brenton. THIRD ROW: Bruce Cassady, Doneen Roberts, Vivian Williams, Jeff Foster, John Wyatt, Tom Retter. FOURTH ROW: Sam Champ, Gary Sax-man, Joe Tanner, Mark Wolfe, Jay Zicht, Kent Sipe, Dave Thornburg. FIFTH ROW: Gary Hoffman, Scott Porter, Tom Haines, Jeff Ward, Trent Champ, Randy Garland. Cast of Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon SEATED, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nodja Hyatt, Terry Stewart, Dave Thornburg, Kim Kepner, Brenda King. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Porter, Leslie Blair, Sharon Vore, Cheryl Thomas, Jeannie Phillips, Rick Simmons, Betsy Hyre, Beth Wolf, Glenda King, Sherry Morrison, Gary Hoffman, Pat McLaughlin, Beth McKnight, Lisa Mills, Miss Garner drama coach. Falcon Views Peoples Connection LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat McLaughlin, Hillary Buckley, Cheryl Thomas, Beckie Schafer, Harry Wilson, Scott West. Ill Students—Assist, Guide, Type, File, and Publish Office Asst. SEATED: Sherry Morrison, Tracy Wills. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Simmons, Scott West, Robin Lykins, Beth McKissick, Karen Cummings, Pat McLaughlin. Guidance Asst. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jennifer Holloway, Cindy Wynn, Dean Edwards, Dave Kaufman, Scott Dull, Esther Caylor, Diana Rees. Library Staff FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vivkie Lovell, Brenda Bemis, Karen Cox, Donna Sorrell. SECOND ROW: Shawna Ralls, Karen Anderson, Sandy Dofle, Angela Helmick. THIRD ROW: DuWayne Smith, Holly Fraser, Lynn Moore, Jana Cline, Dave Cole. FOURTH ROW: Dale Lovell, Mike Edwards, Rick Lykins, Rob Shaneyfelt, Richard Nash. Annual Staff Left to Right: Vickie Lovell, Jill Casperson, Carol Clouse, Rick Simmons, Cheryl Thomas, Nancy Passmore, Beckie Schafer, Dave Cole, Lisa Norris, Mary Anderson, Miss Roberts. 112 Varsity, Freshmen, and B-Team Cheerleaders VARSITY, TOP: Kathy Lee, Rhonda Rook. BOTTOM: Diana Byrd, Christie Klem, Jill Cas-person. B-TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Schery Luedike, Katie Williams, Tina Norton, Wanda Hardesty. FRESHMEN, TOP TO BOTTOM Tammy Lee, Karon Klem, Rhonda Miles, Rhonda Cline Fellowship of Christian Athletes FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jamie Strahan, Liz Snyder, Genny Keesling, Debbie Hildreth, Jeanie Phillips, Mr. Bush-sponsor. SECOND ROW: Amory Merriman, Jill Casperson, Lori Durbin, Royce Cole, Bob Hesser, Mrs. Kna-sinski sponsor THIRD ROW: Scott Casperson, Gary Jarrett, Dave Covert, Bill Clark, Carlton Brumfield. FOURTH ROW: Dave Macy, Joe Tanner, John Grubbs, Gary Jenkins, Brent Smith. 113 Golf Team Rebuilds FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Tom Berry, Dave Kaufman, Kirk Keever, Jamie Strahan. SECOND ROW: Coach Howell, Keith Williams, Joe Tanner, Mark Wolfe, Mark Edwards, Scott Casperson. Baseball Teams Swing Into Late Innings FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Jarrett, Dale Hill, Ted Girton, Dan Hyre, Dave Cole, Sam Champ, and manager, Murray Wilson. SECOND ROW: Jeff Green, Dean Edwards, Rick Stewart, Brian Kelley, Gary Saxman, Kenny McCoy, Craig Laudenbacher, Coach Bush. Girls Have New Tennis Coach For Season FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jamie Manning, Tammy Lee, Marilyn Prescott, Sherri Prescott, Melissa Hawley, Tina Huffman, Regina Markley, Nadja Villarin, Lori Farmer SECOND ROW: Manager Rhonda Pigg, Liz Snyder, Joy Robbins, Crystal Oswalt, Beckie Sullivan, Jeannie Phillips, Debbie Hildreth, Mrs. Rosenburg. 114 Girls' Track Has Promising Future FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Cassady, Steve Shanks, Rick Riley, Nathan Hinshaw, Stan Winmngham, Paul Cornet, Mitch Hyre, Kevin Jones, Jerry Milligan. SECOND ROW: Tim Halcomb, Dave Macey, David Saunders, Chris McCoy, Don Mock, Brent Smith, Dave Covert, Scott Jones, Bill Mills. THIRD ROW: Coach Williams, Carl McCoy, Rob Curry, Jeff Winningham, Matt Hinshaw, Rob O'Dell, Robert Cox, John Peacock, Tim Brown, John Mo-sier, Coach Anderson. Boys' Track Sets New Records u FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephanie Wicker, Rhonda Miles, Diana Byrd, Darla McCoy, Susan Deboy. SECOND ROW: Teya Sears, Amory Merriman, Nancy Passmore, Rhonda Eley, Sharon Grimm, Genny Keesling, Elaine Eley. THIRD ROW: Assist. Coach Sachs, Lisa McCoy, Pam Daly, Wanda Hardesty, Sherri Morrison, Kim Pigg, Teresa Lee, Coach Ritchey. 115 Cross Country, Girls Golf, Boys Tennis, Gymnastics FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT John Mosier, Brent Smith, Steve Shanks, Chris McCoy, Tim Holcomb. SECOND ROW: Mike Smith, Don Mock, Paul Cornett, David Saunders, Terry Garrett, Tyler Smith, Mr. Anderson, coach. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Grimm, Rhonda Cline. SECOND ROW: Miss Roberts, coach; Christie Klem, Jana Cline, Jill Casperson. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Kirk Keever, Shawn McCoy, Dave Kaufman, Joe Tanner, Dale Hill. SECOND ROW: Mr. Skiner, coach, Brian Minnich; Chris Peacock, Mark Wolfe, Don Smith, Scott Casperson, John Wyatt. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Teya Sears, Gemce Mosier, Jana Cline Katie Williams. SECOND ROW: Debbie Riley; Miss Sachs, assistant coach; Karen Cox, Mrs. Parker, coach; Rhonda Cline; Gennie Keesling. 116 Varsity Football FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl McCoy, Kevin Chambers, John Grubbs, Jeff Green, Gary Jarrett, Brian Kelly, Rick Stewart, Kenny McCoy, Dave Cole. SECOND ROW: DuWayne Smith, Harry Wilson, Brett Woznicki, Clint Hawley, Dave Covert, Scott Jones, Shawn Hunt, Everett Jarrett, Mitch Hyre, Rob Curry, Tim Holt. THIRD ROW: Mr Bush, coach; Jack Ferguson, Gary Jenkins, Bobby Hesser, Matt Hinshaw, Carlton Brumfield, Jim Ullom, John Peacock, Joe Hawley, Junior Brandenburg, Mr Burton, Mr. Zell, Mr. Hedden, assistant coaches. Freshmen FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Riley, John Franklin, Roger Thornbury, Andy Holloway. SECOND ROW: Mark Ramsey, Jim Lewis, John Brumfield, Charlie Cox, Jim Moore, Lance Springer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hedden coach; Dan Tucker, Rick Bates, Allan Artrip, Ray Pierce, Kevin Jones, Robbie Moland FOURTH ROW: Jerry Milligan, Steve Cross. Volleyball FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Susie Chees-man, Rhonda Eley, Jeanie Phillips, Lori Haworth, Lori Durbin. SECOND ROW Mrs. Parker, coach; Holly Frazer, Kim Pigg, Sherry Morrison, Debbie Hildreth, Teresa Lee FOURTH ROW: Lisa Moddy, manager B-Team FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Crowell, Joy Robbins, Pam Simmons, Rhonda Miles, Lori Farmer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Parker, coach; Elaine Eley, Tammy Lee, Kim Hill, Cathy Hall, Kerri Ludy. 117 Girls Basketball FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Ritchey, assist, coach, Rhonda Rook, Lori Haworth, Teresa Lee, Lynn Moore, Kim Pigg, Holly Fraser, Mr. Howell, coach. Sherry Morrison, Jeannie Phillips, Connie Sipe, Rhonda Eley, Gay Fetters, Nadya Villarin, Vivian Greene. B-Team FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joy Robbins, Rhonda Miles, Pam Simmons. SECOND ROW: Vivian Greene, Tammy Lee, Elaine Eley, Jamie Manning, Miss Ritchey, coach. Wrestlers FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Dale Hill, Rick Riley, Terry Garrett, Clint Hawley, Tim Holcomb, John Mosier, Paul Cornet, Kevin Jones, John Wyatt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Anderson, coach; Dave Covert, Scott Jones, Rick Stewart, Matt Hinshaw, Randy DeBoy, Carlton Brumfield, Mr. Hedden, assist, coach. THIRD ROW: Rob Moland, Roger Thornbury, Bill Mock, Brett Woznicki, Don Mock, Jamie Stra-han, Jack Ferguson. Wrestlerettes FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Hall, Melissa Hawley, Kim Anderson, Tammy Hall, Suzanne Anderson SECOND ROW: Susan Runkle, Susan Tharp, Annette Bosworth, Gen-ice Mosier, Johnna Gray. THIRD ROW Sharia McCoy, Teya Sears, Crystal Cornelius, Darla McCoy. 118 Varsity Takes County Tourney Using Team Work Varsity FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Scott West, Manager; Shawn McCoy, Jeff Winningham Gary White, Dave Wall, Harry Wilson, Manager SECOND ROW Mr Zell, coach Gary Jarrett, Joe Hawley, Jeff Green, Dean Edwards, Scott Wickersham, Kenny McCoy, Mr Williams, assist coach. B-Team FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Wall Rob O'Dell, Tim Hart Royce Cole, Everett Jarrett. SECOND ROW: Mr. Williams, coach; Rob Curry, Gary White, Tom Barry, Jim Woolf Brian Mmnich. Freshmen FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Andy Holloway, Steve Cross, Jim Lewis, Greg Brumley Rick Ackman, Jim Champ. SECOND ROW Mr. Burton, coach; Stan Winningham, Tyler Smith Chris McCoy, Tim Brown, Don Tucker, Ray Pierce, Troy Foust, Mike Richardson 119 Our Band Is Very Special—National Champs SENIOR BAND MEMBERS, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Mills, Jayne Retter, Hillary Buckley, Beckie Schafer, Cindy Wynn, Sherry Morrison. SECOND ROW: Diana Rees, Shawna Ralls, Doneen Roberts, Carol Clouse, Angela Helmick, Judy Coblentz, Mary Anderson. THIRD ROW: Beth Wolf, Dawn Benedict, Jams Brown, Cheryl Thomas, Lisa Norris, Debbie Ferguson. FOURTH ROW: Craig Shaffer, Mike Huffman, Bruce Cassady, Jeff Ward, John Segraves, Mark Younger, Richard Nash. FLUTES Sandy Mills, Hillary Buckley, Linda Boxell, Sarah Merriman, Cindy Wynn, Jayne Retter, Judy Coblentz, Beth McKissick, Lolita Miranda, Sherry Morrison, Regina Markley, Stephanie Wicker, Theresa Smith. CLARINETS- Doneen Roberts, Tammy Alley, Diana Rees, Jeanne Robbins, Connie Sipe, Tina Lindsey, Cathy Armstrong, Vivian Greene, Robin Rhoades, Linda Shoop, Lois Baldridge, Beverly McCord, Julie Mills. BASS CLARINETS-Suzanne Anderson, Jeanme Phillips. CONTRA BASS CLARINET Richard Nash. ALTO SAXOPHONES-Laura Wilson, Marcha Younger, Cheryl Thomas, Michelle Wysong, Nancy Felton, Susie Ward. TENER SAXOPHONES Gay Fetters, Jackie Markley, Todd McKmght. TRUMPETS Scott Porter, Grayson, Cox, Gary Hoffman, Tom Haines, Trent Champ, Phoebe Short, Lori Brenton, Angela Helmick, Dean Clevenger, Neil Peperak, Jeff Ward, Jeff Foster, Dave Muncy, Roger Anderson, Shane Stover. FRENCH HORNS-Beth Wolf, Brenda Rees, Karen Cox, Beckie Schafer, Lynn Moore. BARITONES Shawna Ralls, Craig Shaffer, Dee Cortner. TROMBONES Dawn Benedict, Jay Zicht, Bruce Cassady, Mike Huffman, Brent Smith, Dan Clevenger, Jim Shepherd, Doug Prescott, Brian Whitted, Rob Kelly. TUBAS-Kent Sipe, Randy Garland, Mark Wolfe, John Wyatt. PERCUSSIONISTS- Mark Younger, Joe Tanner, John Segraves, Kim Anderson, Jay Haney. FLUTES-Sandy Mills, Cindy Wynn. SAXOPHONES—Marsha Younger, Laura Wilson, Richard Nash, Gay Fetters, Jackie Markley. TRUMPETS—Scott Porter, Tom Haines, Gary Hoffman, Trent Champ, Grayson Cox, Phoebe Short. TROMBONES-Dawn Benedict, Mike Huffman, Brent Smith. TUBA John Wyatt. RHYTHM SECTION-Stephan Ferdinand, Randy Garland, Joe Tanner, Mark Younger. 120 121 ♦ OMCO OVERMYER CORPORATION Anchor Hocking ANCHOR HOCKING as the leading industry in Randolph County Anchor Hocking employs approximately 1300 men and women in the Winchester plant and provides safe, steady work and income for its employees Congratulations and Best Wishes from ANCHOR HOCKING 123 RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK Since 1865 J.C. PENNEY Compliments of Mike and Olga Make The Department Store With A Difference 123 W. Franklin Winchester, Indiana Store Ph.: 584-7341 Catalog Ph.: 584-6401 Airline Auto Theater Your Family Entertainment Center 3 Miles East of Winchester St. Rd. 32 Ph.: 584-2545 124 HAWKINS APPLIANCE-RADIO SHACK North Side of Square Winchester, Indiana Ph.: 584-5411 Scott and Edna Hawkins 0 110 W. Pearl Winchester, Indiana Ph.: 584-7721 mutual home 125 Geyer— Chevrolet— Olds Inc. 210 N. 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East Side of Square Winchester, IN. 1904—Our 75th Anniversary—1979 Ph.: 584-5741 131 Bob McHolland Technician Greenville and U.S. 27 South The only authorized RCA—Whirlpool dealer in Randolph County Ph.: 584-9291 McHOLLAND TELEVISION APPLIANCES CRAWFORDS JEWELRY Ph.: 584-9851 , . South Side of the Square Winchester, Indiana Class Rings Jewelry for All County Schools 132 Rickert Implement Co. John Deere Sales Service Ph.: 584-9871 Winchester, Indiana R.J. WEBB SONS JEWELERS Three Generations of Jewelers Since 1929 “Jewelers by Birth, Quality by Tradition. -C' V Finest Craftsmen in Watch Jewelry Repair Designing and Making Fine Jewelry Custom Made Class Rings 115 S. Main St., Winchester, Indiana “FINE DIAMONDS ARE SOLD BY A DIAMOND MAN” Ph.: 584-5171 133 BOB'S MEN'S WEAR North Side of Square HUE'S TRUE VALUE West Side of Square Winchester, IN. PH.: 584-0241 Complete line of plumbing, electric, hardware, paint tools, sundries (housewares, gift ware) OVERPASS MOTEL State Road 32 27 WINCEHSTER,IN. Ph.: 584-8281 Owners: Kenny and Doris Girton HAIR CARFTERS CREATIVE HAIR SHAPES FOR HIM HER HAIR ANALYST REDKEN CLOSED 584-HAIR(4247) MONDAY 131 N. Meridian—Winchester Wayne Warren Hogg—Stylists WALTERS TIRE CENTER, INC. 630 East Washington Winchester, IN. We Appreciate Customers JUNIOR TOWN 113 W. Franklin St. Winchester, IN. Ph.: 584-8701 TOTS TEENS We Congratulate the Class of '79 Stewarts Sunoco Service Ph.: 584-2791 201 N. Main St., Winchester Tires, Batteries, Greasing Accessories 134 SEARS CATALOG AMERICAN HOSE CORPORATION 105 N. Meridian Winchester, IN. Ph.: 584-5211 Mr. Mrs. James Byrum—Owners 730 W. Washington Winchester, Indiana 47394 THE SPORTING GOODS SERVICE GRIMM THE SPORTS CENTER 108 South Meridian Street Winchester, IN. Pontiac—Buick—GMC Roger Grimm 636 South Main St. Winchester, IN. 47394 135 SFNIORS Kent Addington 70 Jeff Allen 70 Karen Anderson 70 Mary Anderson 70 Robert Auker 70 Jeffery Baker 70 Julie Baldwin 70 Robbie Banter 70 Paul Beam 70 Dawn Benedict 71 Kenny Blackford 71 Jill Blunk 71 Jeff Brenton 71 Tim Brotherton 71 Janis Brown 71 Lila Brown 71 Tim Brumley 71 Hillary Buckley 71 Mark Burkhardt 72 Jill Casperson 72 Bruce Cassady 72 Ester Caylor 72 Greg Chalfant 72 Kevin Chambers 72 Sam Champ 72 Carol Clouse 72 Denise Coalter 72 Men Coalter 72 Judy Coblentz 72 Dave Cole 72 Tim Collins 73 Debra Cox 73 Diane Cox 73 Marcia Craw 73 Martha Cummings 73 Jim Curless 73 Pat Daly 73 Sherri Dudley 73 Scott Dull 73 Mike Edwards 73 Debbie Elder 73 Pat Evilsizer 73 Dan Felton 74 Debbie Ferguson 74 Brian Fields 74 Jane Fleming 74 Aloma Flesher 74 Sandy Fogle 74 Heidi Fowler 74 Chris Galbreath 74 Walter Garrmger 74 Joy Gillum 75 Ted Girton 75 Jeff Green 75 John Grubbs 75 Angela Helmick 75 Karen McDavid Hill 75 Charles Himes 75 Michael Hines 75 Nathan Hmshaw 75 Jennifer Holloway 76 Tim Holt 76 Jerry Horn 76 Bill Huddleston 76 Becky Huffer 76 Mike Huffman 76 Chris Humme; 76 Nodja Hyatt 76 Dan Hyre 76 Gary James 76 Gary Jarrett 76 John Jarrett 76 Randy Jones 77 Dave Kaufman 77 Geoff Keesling 77 Kirk Keever 77 9 -!an KeHey 77 Brenda King 77 Glenda King 77 Reva King 77 Michael Laughman 77 Teresa Lee 77 Marvin Lewis 77 Tammy Lindsey 77 Vickie Lovell 78 Rick Lykins 78 Sherri Lykins 78 Sharon McCord 78 Cathy McCormick 78 Carl McCoy 78 Craig McCoy 78 Kenny McCoy 78 Scott McKnight 78 Pat McLaughlin 78 Jennifer Macke 79 Jeff Merchant 79 Lauretha Miller 79 Jerry Mills 79 Sandy Mills 79 Jerry Monroe 79 Pat Moore 79 Scott Moore 79 Linda Moreland 79 Sherry Morrison 79 Richard Nash 80 Dons Neudecker 80 Lisa Norris 80 Curtis O'Brien 80 Beth Orr 80 Nancy Passmore 80 Jeffery J. Paul 80 Chris Peacock 80 Lisa Pegg 80 Rick Phelps 81 Kevin Poling 81 Shawna Ralls 81 Diana Rees 81 Jayne Retter 81 Sherry Richards 81 Doneen Roberts 81 Gary Saxman 81 Beckie Schafer 81 John Segraves 82 Craig Shaffer 82 Robbie Shaneyfelt 82 Arlene Sheets 82 Diane Shepard 82 Rick Simmons 82 Ron Smiley 83 John Smith 83 Todd Smith 83 Stephanie Staggs 83 Sandy Stephenson 83 Rick Stewart 83 Terry Stewart 83 Scott Stuckey 84 Lettie Teague 84 Cheryl Thomas 84 Alice Thornburg 84 Kathleen Toland 84 Marizea Veliz 84 V. Nadya Villarin 84 Dan Vinson 84 Angela Wall 84 Thomas J. Ward 85 Scott West 85 Scott Wickersham 85 Tracy Wills 85 Lloyd Wilson 85 Cheryl Winkle 85 Beth Wolf 85 Kim Wright 85 Cindy Wynn 85 Cindy Wysono 85 Mark Younger 85 JUNIORS Teena Adams 94 Bob Almonrode 94 Kim Anderson 94 Suzanne Anderson 94 Rose Antonio 94 Chris Armstrong 94 Sherm Armstrong 94 Lois Baldridge 94 Dewana Bates 94 Norman Bates 94 Brenda Bemis 94 Leslie Blair 94 Penny Blansett 94 Annette Bosworth 94 Kathy Bowden 94 Dan Bradburn 94 Lori Brenton 94 Dawn Brown 94 Carlton Brumfield 94 Chuck Brumley 94 Daren Bush 94 Diana Byrd 94 Susie Cheesman 94 Greg Clevenger 94 Jana Cline 94 Tina Coalter 94 Carol Cochran 94 Marita Coffman 94 Ray Conley 94 Paul Cornett 94 Dee Cortner 94 Dave Covert 94 Cheryl Cox 94 Denise Cox 94 Karen Cox 94 Karen Cummings 94 Randy Deboy 94 Denise Dunham 94 Lori Durbin 94 Dean Edwards 94 Jackie Evens 94 Nancy Felton 94 Jack Ferguson 94 Charles Fifer 94 John Fisher 94 Randy Garland 94 Terry Garrett 95 Teresa Godsey 95 Mike Graft 95 Vivian Greene 95 Tom Haines 95 Tim Halcomb 95 Shelby Hale 95 Tammy Hall 95 Jan Haney 95 Wanda Hardesty 95 Clint Hawley 95 Joe Hawley 95 Lori Haworth 95 Karen Haynes 95 Sally Hershberger 95 Jackie Hess 95 Debbie Hildreth 95 Dale Hill 95 Dan Hill 95 Peggy Himes 95 Matt Hmshaw 95 Gary Hoffman 95 Sue Holder 95 Jim Holt 95 John Hudson 95 Christine Huffman 95 Scott Hunley 95 Gary Jenkins 95 Scott Jones 95 Steve Jones 95 Andy Khale 95 Kim Kepner 95 Tammy King 95 Christie Klem 95 Monty Lackey 95 Kathy Lake 95 Mike Landers 95 Craig Laudenbacher 95 Kathy Lee 95 Tina Lindsey 95 Chris Long 95 Larry Longworth 95 Dale Lovell 95 Tim Ludwick 95 Schery Luedike 95 Beverly McCord 95 Karen McCord 96 Kelly McCoy 96 Lesa McCoy 96 Sharia McCoy 96 Shawn McCoy 96 Randy McDavid 96 Beth McKissick 96 Dave Macy 96 Amory Merriman 96 Penny Midlam 96 Bob Mikel 96 Gary Miller 96 Bill Mill 96 Bill Mock 96 Greg Mock 96 Lecia Moland 96 Jeff Morrison 96 Lynn Moore 96 Lori Moxm 96 David Muncy 96 Paul Muncy 96 Ken Negele 96 Julie Neudecker 96 Oscar Nunez 96 Regina Osborne 96 Krystal Oswalt 96 Kurt Owens 96 Pat Owens 96 Tony Page 96 Marty Parrott 96 Curt Passmore 96 Jill Patterson 96 Jeanme Phillips 96 Russ Pigg 96 Robbie Pittman 96 Scott Porter 96 Kurt Prescott 96 Sherry Prescott 96 Cathy Pugh 96 Sherry Pugh 96 Jimmie Ratliff 96 Chris Retter 96 Dan Retz 96 Kerry Rhoades 96 Debbie Riley 96 Jeanme Robbins 96 Annette Roberts 97 Valorie Roderick 97 Zane Ross 97 Mike Runkel 97 Suzanne Runkel 97 Jane Russell 97 Randy Sanders 97 Teya Sears 97 Phil Shaneyfelt 97 Tracy Shaneyfelt 97 Steve Shanks 97 Lisa Shumaker 97 Teresa Simmons 97 Connie Sipe 97 Kent Sipe 97 Brent Smith 97 Dora Smith 97 Duwayne Smith 97 Marna Smith 97 Shelia Smith 97 Connie Smithson 97 Donnie Sorrell 97 Diane Staller 97 Pam Staller 97 Jim Stalcup 97 Jamie Strahan 97 Jill Straley 97 Joe Tanner 97 Mark Tarter 97 Susan Tharp 97 David Thornburg 97 Rodney Thornbury 97 Jeff Toschlog 97 Randy Vannote 97 Shelly Wnst 97 Martin Williams 97 Vivian Williams 97 Harry Wilson 97 Ken Wilson 97 Bobby Wilt 97 Jeff Winmngham 97 Teena Winningham 97 Mark Wolfe 97 Todd Woodring 97 Michele Wysong 97 Jay Zicht 97 SOPHOMORES Bruce Adams 90 Norman Addington 90 Tammy Addington 90 Shelly Alexander 90 Terry Alfrey 90 Tammy Alley 90 Mark Anderson 90 Francis Antonio 90 Lori Aucke 90 Georgia Baker 90 Jamie Baker 90 Walter Baldridge 90 Sharon Barr 90 Charles Berry 90 Tom Berry 90 Brenda Bertram 90 Melinda Bisel 90 Tim Blansett 90 Jamie Bolding 90 Jr. Brandenburg 90 Esta Brandenburg 90 Sandra Brumley 90 Larry Bryant 90 John Burkhardt 90 Mike Chamness 90 Trent Champ 90 Brenda Clack 90 Bill Clark 90 Bill Clarkson 90 Dan Clevenger 90 Royce Cole 90 Mark Collins 90 Teresa Conner 90 Susan Conners 90 Crystal Cornelius 90 Grayson Cox 90 Jennifer Cox 90 Robert Cox 90 Joe Croyle 90 Levin Culy 90 Sherry Cummings 90 Mark Cunningham 90 Robert Curry 90 Dion Davis 90 Connie Day 90 Barbara Dull 91 Lisa Duncan 91 Trent Durham 91 Don Dykes 91 Johnathan Edwards 91 Marc Edwards 91 Rhonda Eley 91 Jerry Fair 91 Beth Farmer 91 Jackie Farmer 91 Gay Fetters 91 Lisa Fields 91 Douglas Ford 91 Chris Foudray 91 Amy Fowler 91 Holly Fraser 91 Debbie French 91 Neal Gainer 91 Kim Giver 91 Fred Goodhew 91 Cindy Craft 91 Johnna Gray 91 Sharon Grimm 91 Deonna Hackler 91 Connie Handy 91 Tod Haney 91 Rosa Handman 91 Tim Hart 91 Nate Hawley 91 Bill Haworth 91 Bob Hesser 91 Joe Hines 91 Randy Huffer 91 Kevin Huffman 91 Ron Huffman 91 Sherry Huffman 91 Tina Huffman 91 Shawn Hunt 91 Betsy Hyre 91 Mitch Hyre 91 Bill Jackson 91 Dion Jackson 91 Janet Jackson 91 Kevin James 91 Andris Jarrett 91 Everett Jarrett 91 Andrea Jenkins 91 Lori Johnson 92 Jenny Keesling 92 Penny Kelley 92 Robert King 92 Teresa King 92 Mark Lackey 92 Tony Leach 92 Kim Lewallan 92 Paula Lewis 92 Curt Long 92 Pam Longworth 92 Robin Lykms 92 Lois Lyons 92 Kim McCord 92 Rick McCord 92 Bob McCoy 92 Becky McDavid 92 Jackie Markley 92 Sheryl Meek 92 Sarah Merriman 92 Julie Mills 92 Brian Minnich 92 Don Mock 92 Elizabeth Moody 92 Lora Moreland 92 Karen Morrison 92 Gemce Mosier 92 John Mosier 92 Vicky Negele 92 Ron Norton 92 Tina Norton 92 Tom Norton 92 Anita Oakes 92 Doug O'Brien 92 Rob O'Dell 92 Jon Peacock 92 Kim Pennington 92 Neil Peperak 92 137 Ronda Pigg 92 Marilyn Prescott 92 Tony Pugh 92 Brenda Rees 92 Yvonne Resler 92 Tom Retter 92 Corinna Reynolds 92 Robin Rhoades 92 Brenda Riley 92 Rhonda Rook 93 Connie Runkel 93 Duane Searcy 93 Jeff Sears 93 Pam Sears 93 Wayne Sebring 93 Linda Segraves 93 Pheobe Short 93 Curtis Shriver 93 Karen Sibert 93 Tim Simmons 93 Jeff Simms 93 Stanton Sooan 93 Beth Smiley 93 Donnie Smith 93 Lis Snyder 93 Nancy Sommer 93 Joe Sprinkle 93 Pat Sprinkle 93 Connie Stewart 93 Mike Stonerock 93 Lee Stober 93 Kay Sutton 93 Terry Thompson 93 Ted Thornburg 93 Valorie Trosper 93 Jim Ullom 93 Sharon Vore 93 Jay Walker 93 Dave Wall 93 Gloria Ward 93 Susan Ward 93 Gary White 93 Matt White 93 Mike White 93 Stephanie Whitsel 93 Tim White 93 Tim Whyde 93 Katie Williams 93 Keith Williams 93 Laura Wilson 93 Murray Wilson 93 David Woodbury 93 Jim Woolfe 93 Brett Wozincki 93 Jenny Wright 93 Marsha Younger 93 FRESHMAN Rick Ackman 86 Tammy Addington 86 Roger Anderson 86 Scott Antras 86 Cathy Armstrong 86 Ray Arredondo 86 Allen Artnp 86 Bill Auker 86 Debbie Baker 86 Jeff Baldwin 86 Delana Bates 86 Ricky Bates 86 Lori Beilis 86 Robert Bennett 86 Sonna Bosworth 86 Tim Bower 86 Linda Boxell 86 Nancv Brown 86 Tim Brown 86 John Brumfield 86 Kirsta Burkett 86 Scott Casperson 86 Brent Cassady 86 Lisa Chamness 86 Jim Champ 86 Dondra Clack 86 Penny Clear 86 Dean Clevenger 86 Rhonda Cline 86 Nina Cochran 86 Cheryl Coffey 86 Cornna Cole 86 Johnnie Collins 86 Remonda Collins 86 Stacy Connors 86 Charles Cox 86 Darlene Cox 86 Steve Cross 86 Kathy Crowell 86 Mike Cummins 86 Mary Daly 86 Norval Deaton 86 Susan Deboy 86 Lester Dowell 86 Brenda Dull 86 Elaine Eley 86 Stacy Ellison 87 Michele Farlow 87 Lori Farmer 87 Brian Fenton 87 Penny Fields 87 Jeff Foster 87 Troy Foust 87 John Franklin 87 Shawn Franklin 87 Cathy Frank 87 Brett Frazier 87 Jeremy Galbreath 87 Gina Garringer 87 Jerry Geeting 87 Tonya Gegenheimer 87 Cathy Goodhew 87 Sandra Grant 87 Kathy Hall 87 Alicia Harris 87 Lesley Hathaway 87 Eddie Hawes 87 Melissa Hawley 87 Renee Hildreth 87 Scott Hill 87 Tresa Holcomb 87 Andy Holloway 87 Billy Hudson 87 Dale Hunt 87 Usa James 87 Kevin Jones 87 Willie Jones 87 Kelly Keating 87 Robbie Kelly 87 Eddie Kelsay 87 Karon Klem 87 Mark Laudenbacher 87 Ror Lee 87 Tammy Lee 87 Shirley Lemons 87 James Lewis 87 Kerri Ludy 87 Bonnie McClish 87 Chris McCoy 87 Darla McCoy 87 Kim McDavid 88 Joe McKinley 88 Jerry McKissack 88 Jeff McKissick 88 Beth McKmght 88 Todd McKmght 88 Darian Mallory 88 Jamie Manning 88 Regina Markley 88 Lareina Medler 88 Brian Meek 88 Herbie Memerdmg 88 Bertma Mikel 88 Rhonda Miles 88 Tammi Miller 88 Lisa Mills 88 Lolita Miranda 88 Robert Moland 88 Bobby Monroe 88 Barbara Moore 88 James Moore 88 Mike Newton 88 Daniel Osborne 88 Glenn Osborne 88 Michele Pennington 88 Sherry Phenis 88 Tom Phenis 88 Ray Pierce 88 Kim Pigg 88 Debbie Pittman 88 Brian Poling 88 Chris Prescott 88 Doug Prescott 88 Terry Pugh 88 Mark Ramsey 88 Doug Retter 88 Tina Richards 88 Mike Richardson 88 Rick Riley 88 Clyde Rines 88 Joy Robbins 88 Joy Roberts 88 Kevin Ross 88 Dwight Rines 88 Tony Sapp 88 David Sounders 88 Lisa Sebring 89 Barbara Shaneyfelt 89 Dave Shannon 89 Jim Shepherd 89 Linda Shoop 89 Susan Shriver 89 Pam Simmons 89 Wanda Skinner 89 Mike Smith 89 Ricky Smith 89 Theresa Smith 89 Tyler Smith 89 Julia Sorrell 89 Lance Springer 89 Mary Jo Sprinkle 89 Christina Staggs 89 Robin Staggs 89 Jeff Sterling 89 Sheila Stollar 89 Jackie Stonerock 89 Shane Stover 89 Becky Sullivan 89 Darci Thornburg 89 Roger Thornbury 89 Roy Thornbury 89 Danny Tucker 89 Danny VanNote 89 Lisa Wagner 89 Brian Wasson 89 Tonya West 89 Tina White 89 Bryan Whitted 89 Robbie Whitted 89 Stephanie Wicker 89 Mimi Williams 89 Mitzi Williams 89 Patricia Wilson 89 Donna Winningham 89 Stan Winningham 89 Tanya Woolfe 89 Kevin Woodbury 89 John Wyatt 89 Zina Wysong 89 Bill Young 89 138 Linda Segraves God makes man into a human being. So he may experience a mortal life. and through this period of smiles and strife. Prepare himself to Return as he Came, For birth and death Are in essence the same, For both are fashioned by God's mighty hand and, while we cannot understand, We know we are born to die and arise For beyond this world in beauty lies The purpose of living And the ultimate goal. Helen Steiner Rice Teresa Young Sherry Prescott 139