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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

«£W The Flight of t e MMJk TOP LEFT: Dale Lovell and Vivian Williams, seniors, competing in a Fun and Games event. The Homecoming Fun and Games were held in the afternoon again this year. BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Laura Wilson cheerfully struggles her way to the New York City bound buses. CENTER RIGHT: Workmen as they are trying to complete the fieldhouse floor before the basketball season is completely over. Take off for this year was early but not easy. The boys tennis team suffered through unfinished courts and out-of-town matches. Turn out for the football team was again low, but we had quality and a successful season. Our fieldhouse floor buckled from heavy rainfall in the summer and we would not see a new tartan floor until mid-January. Although we had a slow start, there will be many heights to our flight, as you will soon find true. 3 Ufa. MM UPPER LEFT: Seniors Carlton Brumfield and Gary Jenkins battle-it-out at an afternoon football practice. UPPER RIGHT: Junior Sharon Grimm, WC's best and only member of the swimming team, poses here for a quick picture. Sharon placed second at the sectional, qualifying her for state butterfly competition. LOWER RIGHT: Senior Vivian Greene is seen here dreaming on the phone at her FBLA career day at Overmyer Corporation. 4 Soaring high the Falcons reached many heights of excellence throughout this year. Many titles and victories were earned. Some Falcons with no team to support them brought honors to WC by reaching their own personal goals. Soaring can be done in many ways: from a cold morning on a football field, to racing the wind in the sack race, or from dreaming, to expressing your innerself in leather. Soaring can be experienced by anyone and it can really make you high. UPPER LEFT: Sophomore Lisa Mills uses her artistic talents by transferring her drawing into leather. LOWER LEFT: Freshman Shawna Marquess and Rick VanDuyn race to the finish in the afternoon Fun and Games. ABOVE: Some Swing Choir members including Terry Mays, Terry Garrett, Dale Lovell, and Amory Merriman practice for the Jimmy Ratliff Telethon. 5 LEFT TO RIGHT. Kim Kepner taking a bite of senior enjoyment. CENTER: Jana Cline playing teacher overlooking her students Dave Covert, Dave Macy, Greg Mock, and Harry Wilson. They seem to be enjoying themselves, anyway. LOWER LEFT: Diana Byrd lays a big one on Randy Garland during Fun Games. LOWER RIGHT: Jeannie Phillips as she shows her ecstatic point of view during Fun Games. 6 As our flight proceeds and our time passes by, we learn many things, encounter new experiences and have a lot of fun. Our moods change by midyear because we know it won't be long. While we are at this stage of our flight, we take the time to zoom in on some senior members of our journey. TOP: The creative foods class as they are displaying their cookout. CENTER LEFT: Lori Brenton as she asks for help from Mr. Hawley. ABOVE: Jeff Condor Winningham portrays his idol the Incredible Hulk or is it the Jolly Green Condor ? LEFT: Kiss a Pig for Cancer.'' And that's just what Mr Valandingham did to add support to Student Council's collection of donations. 7 «?file 4 £ ABOVE: A concerned looking Mr. Jones looks on as the WC Marching Show Band performs for Dick Schneider, seated, who planned the camera shots for NBC television. CENTER: In downtown New York City, the center of attraction is the WC Marching Show Band being viewed' by the huge hot air balloons. Underdog and Kermit the Frog. 8 Pictures compliments of the News-Gazette by Janet Fuller and Jenny Ludy. RIGHT: Grand Marshall, Mickey Rooney, rides atop the Macy's turkey in the parade. ABOVE: Senior Beth McKissick, being amused by one of Macy's own employees dressed up as a clown. LEFT: Playing to the crowd at Macy's store front and to an estimated 70 million T V. viewers. In May of 1979, the WC band members and their parents learned that the WC band had been chosen from 400 entries to march in the 53rd annual Macy's parade during Thanksgiving. This trip was designed to get the maximum from New York in a limited amount of time. Within moments after arrival, the entire group was on the subway and off to the Statue of Liberty. The excitement did not stop there. The next few days were filled with visiting the World Trade Center, Chinatown, The New York Experience, Radio City Music Hall, the Broadway hit Annie and many expensive downtown department stores. After completing the trip, Mr. Jones said, It was the best trip we've ever had. iflvm Si S blej LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Senior Debbie Hildreth after being awarded 1980 Homecoming Queen. Dale Lovell, Amory Merriman, and Chris Retter get into Homecoming dress-up days. Also representing Seniors at Homecoming were Chris Retter and Vivian Williams. Homecoming was early this year, but everyone was ready. Cheerleaders thought of the catchy theme From Funnies to Fables With the Falcons ' The traditional window displays and murals were displayed, and Fun Games took place. Window displays were creative and attractive. The titles ranged from Falcons and Their Superfriends to What's Up Doc? And the murals throughout the school showed class spirit as well as hard work for those participating. The annual Fun Games designed to fire-up faculty, students, and team members was held in the afternoon. Because of rainfall some games were omitted, but students still enjoyed the shoe grab, sack races, balloon toss, and the tug-of-war. As is the custom the Spirit Stick is awarded at the Homecoming game, and this year's winner was the Juniors. 10 Itifkk ft £F((ir V l fr £ NEAR LEFT: After much encouragement from friends, classmates, and girlfriends seniors Dave Macy, Jeff Winningham, and Dean Edwards don their tights to portray those Saturday Superfriends Superman, Robin, and Batman, respectively. These super guys daringly rode the Batmobile designed by the Senior class in the Homecoming parade. BOTTOM LEFT: Seniors Joe Tanner, and Kelly McCoy each show their happiness after catching their water balloons in that ever popular but wet Balloon Toss. BOTTOM RIGHT: Here is part of that Almighty Falcon Football Team entering the field for Fun Games, dressed in jerseys for spirit and being followed by many of their student fans. Pictures compliments of the News-Gazette by Jenny Ludy. 11 Zf leetw When Our Hearts Were SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Clevenger, Window Cleaner; Melinda Bisel, Madame Elise; Amory Merriman, Cornelia; Dale Lovell, Otis Skinner; Stephanie Whitsel, Emily; Scott Porter, De La Croix; Shelly Alexander, Asst. Director; Donnie Smith, Steward. STANDING: Eva Herr, Therese; Gary Hoffman, Dick, Betsy Hyre, Inspector; Neil Peperak, Purser; Laura Wilson, Mrs. Skinner; Dave Thornburg, Leo; Jackie Markley, Admiral; Miss Garner, Play Director. ABOVE: The entire cast after their performance. LOWER RIGHT: Donnie Smith, a junior, discouraged from playing little games with the passengers. What is a play—this play, any play? It is a dream, several dreams—the author's, the director's, the actors', the audience's—that coverage on a darkened stage for one brief moment and become one reality. A play is the endless rehearsals on a stage filled with make-shift props to the sound of the piano and animated voices. It is not knowing the lines, everything is funny, nothing is going right, impatience, hurrying, repetition, where's the props, here's the scenery, are we going to make it, sweaty palms, a burst of light, will I remember, my whole family is out there, I goofed that one, they laughed at me, curtain calls, it's all over . . . And the lines from the play that you have heard a million times, that at a hundred odd times in your life, will pop into your head. A play is forever. —MISS GARNER. Much can be said about this play in particular. The practices were a place to go to have fun, to learn and to enjoy. The entire cast was one in a million. Everyone was happy, crazy, funny, and sometimes stupid. They had everything from Gary's goof and stale bread to stolen sandwiches and bedbugs. Through the many practices Miss Garner, play director, never became totally upset. She may have been somewhat concerned and about to lose her mind, but she never gave up hope. Somehow she knew that everything would be just fine. After many weeks the Friday night was here. Everyone gave their 100%—perhaps because their hearts were young and gay. 12 . Shank Qthel STaUv n LEFT TO RIGHT: Juniors Stephanie Whitesel and Laura Wilson discussing their voyage overseas. Senior Dave Thornburg and Freshman Wendy Prescott portraying unique parts. Senior Gary Hoffman with a look of confusion in his role. Seniors Dale Lovell and Amory Merriman, fictional father and daughter, making jokes to one another. Amory and Stephanie with tears on stage. Young and Gay 13 Mardi Gras To most girls, being selected from their class to represent their school in a beauty, talent, and personality contest, is only a dream. To ten very beautiful girls their dream became reality. Representing each school in the county were two girls from their senior class to participate in the Jaycees Mardi Gras pageant. The MC for the pageant was Jack Underwood. Representing WCHS this year were Chris Retter and Vivian Williams. Chris received first runner-up and was named Miss Congeniality by her opponents. Vivian received second runner-up and did very well. Rhonda Kingen was crowned Miss Mardi Gras 1979-1980 by Cindy Wynn, 1978-1979 queen, and also won the talent award. Winchester was well represented by two very beautiful, charming and talented girls. ABOVE: Mardi Gras winners were from left, Lisa Mote, Vivian Williams, Rhonda Kingen, Chris Reeter, and Shelley Sloniker. LOWER LEFT: Chris Retter beautifully playing NADIA'S THEME on the grand piano. Vivian Williams during the introduction of the program. 14 Once again the Union City Jaycees sponsored the Junior Miss pageant. All senior girls are eligible to participate in the profitable contest. Representing WCHS were Amory Merriman, Jana Cline, Marita Coffman, Karen Cox, and Michelle Wysong. Every girl had to prepare her own talent. Poise and appearance played a very important part in the selection of the Miss Junior Miss 1979-1980. Every girl performed their talent very well. Talent ranged from dance routines to songs and piano solos. WCHS had a large variety of girls to represent us, and they did a fine job. Junior TOP TO BOTTOM: Michelle Wysong, senior, introducing herself in the beginning of pageant. LEFT TO RIGHT, our own Jana Cline and Amory Merriman, Tonia Hap, Union City; and Michelle Wysong also from WCHS. Amory Merriman singing a song that her brother arranged entitled “Where Is Love from the musical, ''Oliver, During an hour of waiting for the judges, the MC, Gil Whitney, entertained the audience with jokes and general humor. There was a swing choir from Ansonia, Ohio, with a very interesting program for the spectators. Finally, the judges appeared and the winners were announced. Jana Cline won the Youth Fitness award. Michelle Wysong received second runner-up. Amory Merriman received first runner-up and was chosen best personality by her opponents. Tonia Hap was crowned Miss Junior Miss and received the talent award. 15 ... s e srsr $ r Although it is time now to set us free, we take a look at some other happenings. We take a bow to the Seniors, underclassmen, faculty, and later briefly view the sportsmen and other activities. Before we get too far ahead of ourselves we must stop and remember all the fun we have had, the things we have done, and the memories we will cherish. As we look into the above picture more closely, we know that this will mean the end for some, but only a beginning for others. Regardless of which it means, we hope this experience is one of many horizons, highlights, and memories. US 16 sra s e SEN ORS After four years of effort the end has come or is it the beginning? How could this year ever be forgotten. It was a year of firsts. From our strong football team coming in first in the TEC, crowning Debbie Hildreth as our first Homecoming Queen, and beating Jay County for the first time in the basketball sectional. Then our senior class won its first spirit stick during the regional week. AT RIGHT, Officers: back, Chris Retter, vice-president; Dale Lovell, president; Jana Cline, sec; Lynn Moore, treas.; FRONT: Mrs. Knasinski, Mr. Skinner. BOB ALMONRODE: Basketballl,2; Baseball 1. KIM ANDERSON: Annual Staff 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Officer 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; FEA 4; Wrestlerettes 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Cadet 4 SUZANNE ANDERSON: Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Wrestlerettes 2,3,4, FBLA 3; FHA 3; Honor Society 3,4, FEA 4, Musical 3; Mixed Choir 1; Spanish Cadet 4 CHRISTINA ARMSTRONG: Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3.4, Spanish Cadet 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3.4; FBLA 3; FEA 4 LEC1A MOLAND ARMSTRONG: Volleyball 1,2; FHA 1,2; Band 1; Wrestlerettes 1,2; Cheerblock 2; Art Cadet 4. SHERMAN ARMSTRONG. LOIS ANN BALDRIDGE: FHA 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4 NORMAN BATES. BRENDA BEMIS: FHA 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3; FEA 3,4; English Cadet 4; Library 3,4. 18 PENNY BLANSETT: Volleyball 1,2; Track 1; Wres-tlerettes 1,2; FHA 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Golf 4, Bowling 2,4. ANNETTE BOSWORTH: Concert Choir 3,4. Mixed Chorus 1,2; Musical 3,4, FBLA 3,4; FEA 4, Wres-tlerettes 3,4. KATHY KAY BOWDEN: FHA 3,4; FBLA 4; FEA 4, Sociology Cadet 4. DAN BRADBURN. LORI LYNN BRENTON: Band 1,2,3,4; Model Legislature 3,4; Health Careers 4; Spanish Club 2, Basketball Manager 1,2. PAM BROWN: Wrestlerettes 4 RAY CARLTON BRUMFIELD: Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Sectional Champ 3; All Conference 4, County Champ 2,3,4 Football 1,2,3.4, All Conference 3,4; Captain 4, FCA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, FEA 4; Spanish Club 4 CHUCK BRUMLEY: 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2. DAREN BUSH. DIANA BYRD: FHA 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 3; President 4; FEA 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Freshmen Cheerleader 1; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity 3,4, Spirit Committee 4, Chairman 4; Concert Choir 2; Musical 2; Mixed Choir 1, Health Careers Club 1,2,3; FFA Sweetheart 4, Honor Society 3,4, Business Cadet 4; Scholarship Award 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Girl's Track 2,3; Girl's Gymnastics 1; Annual Staff 4, Wrestlerettes 1,2. GREGORY W. CLEVENGER: Basketball 1; Cross Country 1, Track Mgr. 1,2; Cross Country Mgr. 2. 19 JANA CLINE: Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; FHA 1,2; FEA 3,4; FBLA 2,3,4, Historian 2,3,4 Secretary 4; Girls' Golf 2,3,4, Gymnastics 2,3,4, Library Aid 3; Office Machines Cadet 4; Sophomore Homecoming Princess; Junior Miss Pageant 4, Ros-sburg Queen Candidate 4; Majorettes 1,2,3,4, Head Majorettes 4. TINA COALTER. CAROL COCHRAN: FBLA 2,3,4; FHA 2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Spirit Committee 4; President 4, FEA 4; Vice President 4 ABOVE: Gary Jenkins shows his explosive senior power at an afternoon football game played at the Northeastern football field. PAUL E. CORNETT: Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Baseball Mgr. 1, FEA 4 DEE CORTNER: Band 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Intramurals 3; Bowling 4, Baseball Manager 2. DAVID DOUGLAS COVERT: Football 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Regional Qualifier 3,4; County Champion 3,4; Sectional Champion 4, Track 1,2,3; Weightlifting 4, FCA 3,4, Treasurer 4, Mixed Chorus 1. CHERYL COX: FHA 1,2; Spanish 2, Wrestlerettes 1,2; Class Officer 1,2. DENISE COX: FHA 1,2,3.4; Library Staff 4; Cadet 4; Mixed Chorus 1; FEA 4 KAREN COX: Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, Captain 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; FBLA 2,3; Health Careers Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Cheerblock 4; Honor Society 3,4; Spirit Committee 4. MARITA KAY COFFMAN: FHA 1; French Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2,3,4; Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Junior Miss Candidate 4 RAE CONLEY. 20 KAREN CUMMINGS: Band 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Choir 2,3; Musical 2,3; FBLA 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Office Help 3,4 RANDY DEBOY: Wrestling 2,3,4, Cadet 4 DENISE DUNHAM: Student Council 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Historian 4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2; Treasurer 3; FBLA 2,3,4, Reporter 3,4, FBLA State Business Communications Contest 1st place 2; FBLA State Job Description Manual Contest 1st place 3; FBLA National Job Description Manual Contest 9th place 3 Majorettes 1,2,3,4; FEA 3; Spanish Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Spirit Committee 4, Business Cadet 3, Delegate to Hoosier Girls' State 3; Scholarship Award 1,3; FBLA Gold Star Award 3; Indiana Ms FBLA 4, Cheerblock 1,2,3,4 CARINE DE SPIEGELEER: French Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Exchange Student from Belgium. LORI DURBIN: FCA 1,2,3,4; Secretary-treasurer 4, FEA 3,4. Historian 4; FBLA 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2, President 3; Health Careers 3,4, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3,4; English Cadet 4; U S History Cadet 4, Girls Basketball 1; Girls Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Lettering 3 4; TEC All Conference Honorable Mention 4, Best Serving Award 4, Cheerblock 2; Falcon Board 2; Spanish Award 2; Scholarship Award 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4. JACKIE EVANS: Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. DEAN EDWARDS: FBLA 3,4, Projects Committee 4, FEA 4; Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3,4; Vice President 4, Spirit Committee 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Lettered 2,3,4, Rebounding Award 2,3,4; Free Throw Award 4; Captain 4, TEC All Conference 4; All County Team 3,4; All Sectional Team 3,4; All Regional Team 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Lettered 2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball Academic All-State-Honorable Mention 4. NANCY FELTON: Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3; FHA 3; Wrestlerettes 2,3, FEA 4. JACK FERGUSON: Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2; FEA 4; Student Council 1; Library 4. JOHN FISHER: Football 2; FEA 3,4; Health Cadet 3,4. DEBBIE FLEMING: Majorettes 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Wrestlerettes 3; Gymnastics 3. RANDY GARLAND: Honor Society 3,4, Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 3; FBLA 3,4, Model State Legislature 3,4. Soaring Into Their Final Year Struggling to impress our new superintendent, and all of the first year teachers during our senior year, by producing a happy go lucky Musical and Extravaganza extraordinaire. All this and much more has made this year the first of its kind and has put each senior in a front seat for the first years of their new lives. AT THE LEFT: College Grammer separates the women from the boys as Lori intently works as her friends, Jeff, Shawn, and Bill show us that goofing off is fun. 21 TERRY GARRETT Wrestling 1,2,3,4; County Champ 3,4; TEC Champ 4, Regional Qualifier 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Football Manager 2; Baseball Manager 2, Stage Crew 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Musical 2,3,4; Vocal Lead 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; FCA 1,2. MIKE GRAFT: Basketball Mgr. 1,2; Track Mgr. 1,2; Library Staff 4. VIVIAN GREENE: Annual Staff 4, Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Wrestlerettes 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4, Cadet 3,4; Office 4, Basketball Manager 3,4. TOM HAINES: FBLA 4; Spanish Club 3; Health Careers Club 4; Model Legislature 3,4; Community Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4 TIMOTHY A. HALCOMB: Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 3,4; Track 2,3; Baseball 1; FEA 4. SHELBY HALE: FHA 2; Office Assistant 4 TAMMY HALL: Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4, Musical 2,3,4. Spanish Club 2,3; FBLA 1,2,4; Wrestlerettes 2,3; Co-Captain 3; FCA 3,4; President 3; Track 1,2; Volleyball stats 2; Honor Society 3,4. JAN HANEY: FHA 1,4, FBLA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3.4; FEA 4; Band 3,4, Wrestlerettes 2; Cheerblock 2. WANDA HARDESTY: Girls Track 2,3; Girls Basketball 1,2; FBLA 2,3; FEA 4; FHA 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3,4, B-team Cheerleader 3; Cheerblock 2,3,4 SHIRLEY HARPER. CLINT HAWLEY. JOE HAWLEY: Football 1,2,3,4, TEC 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, TEC 3,4. LORI HAWORTH: French Club 1,2,3; Health Careers Club 3,4, Student Council 1; Spirit Committee 4, Freshman Cheerleader; Freshman Homecoming Princess; Tennis 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, All Conference Volleyball 4; All County Volleyball 3,4; Volleyball Captain 3,4, Basketball Captain 4; All Conference Captain 3,4; Basketball Captain 4; All Conference Basketball 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4. KAREN MARIE HAYNES: FBLA 4, Guidance Office Assistant 4, Model Legislature Secretary 4. REGINA HERNLY: FHA 1.2,3; Wrestlerettes 2. 22 Strutting Their Stuff ABOVE: Karen Cox is shown strutting her stuff, by showing just how much she has to offer as a superior senior. DEBBIE HILDRETH: Girls' FCA 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4, FEA 4, President 4, Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer 4, F8LA 2,3,4, Historian 3; Girls' Basketball 2, Girls' Volleyball 2,3,4, All Conference 4, All County 4; Girls' Tennis 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4, 1979 Homecoming Queen 4. DALE HILL: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Bowling 1,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Wrestling Mgr. 3; FBLA 4, Spirit Committee 4 DANIEL T. HILL, JR.: FFA 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 2, Honor Society 3,4. PEGGY HIMES: FHA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3; Wrestlerettes 2; Cheerblock 2. MATT HINSHAW: Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Captain 2,3,4, All Conference 2,3,4, Sectional Champ 3,4, Regional Champ 3; County Champ 3,4, Adams Central Inv. Champ 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, All Conference 4; Track 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3; FEA 4, Honor Society 3,4. GARY HOFFMAN: Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3; Health Careers Club 4, Honor Society 3,4, FEA 4, Model Legislature 3,4, Spirit Committee 4; Football 1; Hook's All-State Band 3,4 SUE HOLDER FHA 1,2,3,4; Historian 4; FBLA 2,3,4, Home Ec. Cadet 4; FEA 4 JIM HOLT: Cross Country Mgr. 1. JOHN FISHER. SCOTT HUNLEY. GARY JENKINS: Football 1,2,3,4, All Conference 4; Captain 4, Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 2; Intramurals 2,3,4, FCA 1,2; Spanish Club 2. 23 Proud Falcons At Fun And Games SCOTT JONES: Football 1,2,3,4; TEC All Conference 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4, Sectional Qualifier 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; TEC Champ 2,3,4; Sectional Champ 3,4, Regional Champ 4, County Champ 3,4, Semi-State Qualifier 3,4, Captain 3,4, FEA 4, Secretary 4; FCA 3,4; P.E. Cadet 4, Bowling 4 DAVID ANDREW KAHLE: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; FBLA 1.2; Library Staff 4, Football 1. KIMBERLY JO KEP-NER: FHA 1,2,3,4; Recreation leader 2; Secretary 3; FBLA 2,3,4; Projects Committee 4, State Contest 3rd Place Finish 4, FEA 4; Spanish Club 2; Class Treasurer 1,2; Wrestlerettes 1,2; Business Cadet 4. TAMMY KING: FHA 3; FEA 4; English Cadet 4. CHRISTIE KLEM: Freshman Cheerleader 1, Junior Varsity 2; Varsity 3,4, Captain 3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; Wrestlerettes 1,2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Varsity Track 1,2; Varsity Golf 3,4; Spirit Committee 4; Public Relations Person 4; Annual Staff 4. MONTY LACKEY. CATHY LAKE: FHA 3,4. MIKE LANDERS. CRAIG LAUDENBACHER: Baseball 3,4, FEA 4, Mechanical Drawing Cadet 4; Guidance Office Assistant 4. KATHY LEE: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2; FBLA 4; Gymnastics 1; FHA 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Library Staff 4. TINA LOUISE LINDSEY: Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4: FBLA 2,3,4, FEA 4, Honor Society 3,4, Wrestlerettes 2,3; Typing I Cadet 4, Spanish Club 1. Pictured at the right are Amory Merriman and Dave Macy soaring to the finish line to help the Senior class land into a victory. 24 CHRIS LONG: Baseball 1,2; Tennis 1,2; FBLA 1,2, 3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Intramurals 3,4; Championship Team 4. RANDY LONGNECKER. LARRY LONGWORTH: FFA 1,2,3,4. DALE LOVELL: Mixed Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; FEA 3,4; Spirit Committee 4; Chairman 4; Stage Crew 1,2; School Play 4; Musical 2,3,4; Principal 4; Extravaganza 2,3,4; Class President 2,3,4; Math Cadet 4; Annual Staff 4; Library Staff 3,4. TIM LUDW1CK: FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 3,4 SCHERY LUEDIKE: VICA 4; FHA 1,2; FBLA 2; FCA 2,3; Band 1; Wrestlerettes 2; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club Treasurer 4; Bowling 4. DAVID EDWARD MACY. FCA 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4, Track 1,2,3,4; Sectional Qualifier 1,2,3,4, Regional Qualifier 2,3,4; All Conference 1,2,3,4; Leading Point Scorer 2,3,4, County Champion 3,4, Mixed Choir 1; Weight Lifting 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4, FEA 4, P.E. Cadet 4 BEVERLY MC CORD: Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4, FHA 4, Cheerblock 2, Wrestlerettes 2. KAREN A. MC CORD: FHA 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 2,4; Wrestlerettes 2,3; French Club 2; FBLA 2,3. KELLY MC COY LESA MC COY: Library Staff 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 4, Track 3; Mixed Choir 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4, Girls Glee Club 1; Musical 3,4 Pictured at the left is Wanda Hardesty after taking a quick water balloon shower at fun and games. These Seniors are just plain, clean falcons. 25 SHARLA MCCOY. SHAWN MCCOY. Band 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Baseball 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3.4 PVT. JERRY RANDALL MCDAVID: FFA 1,2; Woods Cadet 4 BETH ANN MCKISSICK: FHA 1,2,3,4, Co-ed Correspondent 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Hook's all-State Band 4, Office Assistant 3,4, FBLA 3,4. AMORY NAN MERRI-MAN: Student Body President 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Spanish Club 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, FBLA 2; Spirit Committee 4, Health Careers 2; Youth Advisory Council 4, FCA 1,2,3,4; Captain 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4; Lead 4, Tennis 1; Volleyball 2; Track 2,3; Sectional Qualifier 3; Student Leadership Institute 3,4; Junior Miss Pageant 4; School Play 2,4. ROBERT MIKEL: Intramurals 2,3,4; Football 1, Basketball 1. GARY MILLER: Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4, Musical 2,3. BILL MILLS: Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2, Track 3,4; Intramurals 3,4. BILL MOCK: Track 2,3; Wrestling 3. GREG MOCK: Football 1; Library Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. LYNN RENEE MOORE: Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 2; FHA 1,2; FBLA 2,3; FEA 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Class Treasurer 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Free Throw Award 3; Letter 2,3,4; TEC All Conference Section 4; Spirit Committee 4. Annual Staff 4; Library Staff 3; Perfect Attendance 2,3; English Cadet 4 JEFFREY ALAN MORRISON: French Club 2,3,4. Student Council Sponsored their annual Christmas room decorating contest this year. The effort put into the decorations were extremely great. All classes that participated in this project were to be commended for their hard work and Christmas spirit. To the right is the college grammar class gathered around their first place winning room. The life size traditional Christmas scene brought out the real spirit of Christmas. 26 AT THE RIGHT: Dale Lovell portrays Johnny Doofat one of the pep Sessions. Dale is showing his more intelligent side. JULIE NEUDECKER: FHA 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; FBLA 2,3; Cheerblock 2. OSCAR NUNEZ: Spanish Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; President 4; Bowling 4. Seniors Roost With Special Enthusiasm OSAMU 11 DA: French Club 4; Exchange Student from Japan. KRYSTAL OSWALT: FHA 1,2.3; Tennis 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Scholarship Award 1,2,3; French Award 1,2; FBLA 2,3; Majorettes 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Health Careers Club 4. Guidance Office Assistant 4, Representative to World Affairs Institute 4. KURT OWENS: FFA 1,2,3,4 PAT OWENS: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. TONY PAGE. MARTY PARROTT. 27 Taking The Plunge CURT PASSMORE. JILL PATTERSON: FHA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2 JEANN1E PHILLIPS: Volleyball 1,2,3,4, All County 4, Lettered 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Lettered 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Lettered 1,2,3,4, M.V.P 3; Best Defensive Player 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Vice-President 4, Health Careers 3,4; President 4, Band 1,2,3.4, Annual Staff 4; FCA 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4. RUSS PIGG. KURT L. PRESCOTT: FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Basketball 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4; FEA 4. SHERRI PUGH: Mixed Chorus 1; FBLA 2; FHA 1,2,3. CHRISTINA JANE RETTER: FHA 1,2; FEA 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1; Accompanist 4, Musical 2,3,4, Class Vice-President 4, Mardi Gras Queen Candidate 1st runner-up 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. JIM RATLIFF: Mixed Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4, Spanish Club 2; Student Council 4. DANNY RETZ: Bowling 1,2,4; Intramurals 3,4 KERRY RHOADES: FFA 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 1, Asst. Vice-President 2; Sentinel 3; Vice-President 4; Top Dairy Judge 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Wrestling 1. PENNY RHOADES: Majorette 1, Spanish Club 2,3; FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3. 28 JEANNE MARIE ROBBINS: FHA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4; Wrestlerettes 2. ANNETTE DORIS ROBERTS: FBLA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Office Assistant 4 VALERIE ANN RODERICK. ZANE ROSS. MIKE RUNKLE: Mixed Chorus 1. SUZANNE KAY RUNKLE: FBLA 2,3,4; FHA 3.4, Wrestlerettes 2,4; Cafeteria Staff 2,3,4. JANE RUSSELL: Band 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2.3.4. RANDY SANDERS. PHIL SHANEYFELT: FFA 1.2.3.4. LISA SHUMAKER: FHA 1,2; FBLA 2; Wrestlerettes 2; Bowling 4; Spanish Club 2,3. TERESA SIMMONS: Spanish Club 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 2,3, Wrestlerettes 2; Honor Society 4. CONNIE SUE SIPE: FHA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4, Lettered 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4. KENT E. SIPE: Class President 1; Student Council 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Tennis 4; Intramurals 3,4, Hoosier Boys State 3, FBLA 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,4, Indiana All-State Marching Band 3,4, Model State Legislature 3,4, Honor Society 3,4. BRENT SMITH: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Lettered 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Lettered 1,2,3,4, Basketball 4, Spanish Club 4, FCA 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 2,3,4. TOM SISK. 29 DEBBIE SMITH FHA 4 Library Staff 4 DORA SMITH: FHA 1,2,3,4. FEA 4, Home Ec. Cadet 4; Choir 1,2,3; Library Staff 4. DUWAYNE SMITH: Chorus 1,2,3; Musical 2; FBLA 2; Football Mgr. 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Track 2; Library Staff 3. SHEILA SMITH. CONNIE SMITHSON: FHA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 2,3,4. JIM STALCUP. PAMELA DARLENE STALLER DIANE STALLER MIKE STONEROCK: Bowling 1,4; French Club 1,2,3,4. JAMIE STRAHAN: Football 1,2,3,4; All Conference 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; All Conference 3,4: FCA 2,3,4; Vice President 4, FEA 4 JILL STRALEY: FHA 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 3.4. JOAN STUCKEY: Majorettes 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3, FBLA 2; French Club 1,2,3. Throughout their years of High School the Senior class has always stuck together. In the rough times, like never being able to snatch the spirit stick during the Homecoming events, the seniors never gave up. Even in the easy times, like loafing through their last semester classes of their senior year, the seniors always stayed a close knit team. Pictured at right: Pat Owens and Lori Haworth just hanging around, together. 30 Sticking Together, Now And Forever AT THE LEFT: Marita Coffman and Nancy Felton show that cooking can be lots of fun, especially when your a Senior cooking in Creative Foods class. They are about to treat the rest of the class to a Spanish delight called Sopaippillas, which are very tasty with a little bit of honey inside JOHN JOSEPH TANNER: Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Model State Legislature 2,3,4; Speaker of the House 4, FBLA 2,3,4, FCA 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 4, State Band 3,4, Indiana All State Band 4; Golf 2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3, Basketball 1; Intramurals 2,3,4 SUSAN E. THARP: Wrestlerettes 3; FBLA 2,3,4, Concert Choir 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2. DAVID THORNBURG: FFA 1,2,3,4. Reporter 1 Chaplain 2,4; Secretary 3; School Play 2.3.4, Honor Society 3,4, Class Vice President 3; FEA 4, Intramurals 4. Bowling 4, Model State Legislature 2.3.4, Governor Candidate 3, Minority Senate Leader 4. TODD WOODRING. VIVIAN WILLIAMS: Majorettes 1.2.3.4, Head Majorette 4, FHA 1,2,3,4; Model Leg islature 2,3.4, FBLA 2,3,4. Spirit Committee 4, Health Careers 3; Student Council 4; Honor Society 3,4; Track 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Homecoming Princess 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Mardi Gras Pageant 2nd runner up 4. SHELLY WIIST: FHA 1.2.3.4, FBLA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Cheerblock 2. MARTIN WILLIAMS. HARRY WILSON: FFA 1,2,3,4, Basketball mgr. 1,2,3,4, Football mgr. 1.2,3,4; FEA 4, Falcon Views 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Honor Society 4. MARK ALAN WOLFE: Basketball 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4, Golf 3; Intramurals Basketball 3,4; FBLA Officer 4; Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4, FBLA Speech Contest 3,4; Basketball Announcer 3,4; Student Council 4, Model State Legislature 3,4. BOB WILT. JEFF WINN1NGHAM: Honor Society 3,4; President 4, Spirit Committee 4; Track 1,2,3.4, School records in the shot put, discus and 440 yd. relay; All Conference 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, 4th place in Track Sectional 2; Basketball Sectional Team 4; Regional Qualifier for Track 2. TEENA WINNING-HAM: FHA 2,3,4, FEA 4, Spirit Committee 4, Art Cadet 4 31 JEFF WOODBURY. MICHELLE WYSONG: Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Health Careers Club 1,2,3,4; Corresponding Secretary 3; Model State Legislature 2,3,4; Majority Leader of the Senate 3; President Pro Tempore 4; Honor Society 3,4. Spirit Committee 4, FBLA 4; Delegate to Girl's State 3; 2nd Runner-up Junior Miss Pageant 4; Senator Lugar Symposium 3; Page at State House 4, DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Perfect Attendance 3. JAY ZICHT: Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4. Basketball Statistician 3; Model State Legislature 3,4; Committee Chairman 4, FEA 4; Chemistry Cadet 4. Intramurals 4. A Final Fleeting Look At Our Seniors In Action The Juniors had a busy year planning the prom and worrying about making money for the prom. Because the Field House was closed for floor repairs, the Juniors lost out on basketball concessions. The Juniors began making money this year by selling pizza and sub kits. At Homecoming they sold helium balloons. The Juniors did manage to sell concessions at the last five home basketball games, and they also sold raffle tickets. At the March Carnival, the Juniors set up two booths—a Cake Walk and Funny Fotos. Even though the Juniors had a handicap they took first place for spirit stick and the Prom took place as usual. Without the effort that the Juniors put forth, the Prom may never have become a reality. Swooping Through The Junior Class Norman Addington, Tammy Addington, Shelly Alexander, Terry Alfrey, Tammy Alley, Mark Anderson Lorri Auker, Jamie Baker, Walter Baldridge, Sharon Barr, Charles Berry, Tom Berry Brenda Bertram, Melinda Bisel, Tim Blansett, Sandy Brumley, Larry Bryant, John Burkhardt Mike Chamness, Trent Champ, Susie Cheesman, Dan Clevenger, Bill Clark, Royce Cole Mark Collins, Susan Conners, Teresa Connors, Crystal Cornelius, Lorraine Couch, Grayson Cox Bob Cox, Joe Croyle, Mark Cunningham, Sherry Cummings, Rob Curry, Dion Davis OFFICERS, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Northcutt, sponsor; Tina Norton, treasurer; Mrs. Varner, sponsor; FRONT ROW: Kim Giver, vice-president; Holly Fraser, president; Sharon Grimm, secretary. JUN ORS Junior Class The Juniors showed their class spirit and determination by winning the spirit stick during the Homecoming season for the second year in a row. They nearly made a clean sweep winning the wall display, the float contest, Fun and Games, the spirit award, and placing second in the window display. The Junior class chose Rhonda Rook as their princess. She rode past the crowd and represented her class in a more than a classy way. Connie Day, Lisa Delk, Barbara Dull, Lisa Duncan Trent Durham, Don Dykes, Jonathan Edwards, Marc Edwards, Rhonda Eley, Jerry Fair, Beth Farmer, Jackie Farmer Gay Fetters, Lisa Fields, Doug Ford, Chris Foudray, Amy Fowler, Holly Fraser, Debbie French, Neal Gainer Kim Giver, Fred Goodhew, Cindy Graft Johnna Gray, Sharon Grimm, Deonna Hackler Todd Haney, Tim Hart, Nate Hawley Bill Hayworth, Joe Hines, Randy Huffer Kevin Huffman, Sherry Huffman, Tina Huffman 34 Plunges To Victory AT THE LEFT, Rhonda Rook looks over the crowd while she represents her class after being chosen by the Junior class to be their princess for the Homecoming Queen ceremonies on Homecoming night. AT THE RIGHT, The Junior girls work together to win another victory during the Fun and Games activities by tugging into a first place finish. You can see the determination to win on each of the girls faces. They had the will to win and they did. Shawn Hunt, Betsy Hyre, Mitch Hyre. Bill Jackson, Janet Jackson, Kevin James Everett Jarrett, Andria Jarrett, Andrea Jenkins Rick Jessup, Lynn Jones, Gynnie Keesling, Robert King, Teresa King, Mark Lackey, Tony Leach, Kim Le-wallen Pam Longworth, Curt Long, Robin Lykins, Kim McCord, Rick McCord, Bob McCoy, Becky McDavid, Jackie Markley Sheryl Meek, Sarah Merriman, Julie Mills, Brian Minnich, Don Mock, Lisa Moody, Lora Moreland, Genice Mosier 35 The Juniors had many money making projects this year to compensate for the lack of concession sales. They sold pizza kits, helium balloons, raffle tickets, funny photos, cakes (in 2 cake walks), and also concessions at the last 5 home basketball games. Pictured at the right are Doug O'Brien and Dave Woodbury showing how they help in making money for the Prom. Pictured below is Tim Hart showing his support in a different way. As he gets ready for a backhand full of Junior spirit and determination. Junior Class Ruffle Make Money For Prom 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, Brenda Rees, Yvonne Resler, Tom Retter, Corinna Reynolds, Robin Rhoades, Brenda Riley, Rhonda Rook Connie Runkle, Duane Searcy, Jeff Sears, Wayne Sebring, Gina Sherwood, Pheobe Short, Curtis Shriver, Karen Sibert PICTURED ABOVE, Minnie (Phoebe) Short and Mickey (Laura) Wilson do their part in displaying their class spirit and cooperation. 36 Their Feathers To PICTURED ABOVE, Vicki Negal carrying her stack of pizza kits to help out her class. BELOW, Katie Williams and Stephanie Whitsel are just hanging around. TO THE RIGHT, Holly Fraser shows her spirit as Junior class president. Tim Simmons, Jeff Sims, Stanton Sloan Beth Smiley, Donnie Smith, Liz Snyder Nancy Sommer, Pat Sprinkle, Connie Stewart Lee Stover, Kay Sutton, Terry Thompson Ted Thornburg, Valerie Trosper, Jim Ullom Bill Van Duyn, Jay Walker, Sharon Vore, Gloria Ward, Dave Wall, Gary White, Stephanie Whitesel, Katie Williams Tim Whyde, Keith Williams, Laura Wilson, Murray Wilson, Dave Woodbury, Tim Woolf, Brett Woznicki, Marsha Younger 37 OFFICERS: BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs. Longnecker, sponsor, Tammy Lee, treasurer; Mrs. Hawley, sponsor; FRONT ROW: Kim Pigg, vice-president; Mike Richardson, president; Karon Klem, secretary. The Sophomores The first project for the Sophomores this year was planning for the homecoming activities. Their float was entitled Lincoln Eagles Sat on a Wall, Lincoln Eagles had a Great Fall. It was a great way to show their support for the team and also to show their class teamwork. When the homecoming spirit stick was handed out the sophomores soared into a close second place. During the events leading to the sectional this second place finish was enthusiastically repeated. The Sophomores spirit has really been flying high this year. Sophomore class members sold posters in January. This was done to get a head start on the expenses they will be faced with their Junior and Senior years. Keep it up Sophomores. Zooming With Tammy Addington, Rick Ackman, Joyce Aistrop, Roger Anderson, Scott Antras, Catherine Armstrong Ray Arredondo, Bill Auker, Debbie Baker, Jeff Baldwin, Ricky Bates, Lori Beilis Robert Bennett, Donna Bos-worth, Tim Bower, Linda Boxell, Nancy Brown, Tim Brown John Brumfield, Kristy Burkett, Scott Casperson, Brent Cassady, Lisa Chamness, Jim Champ Melissa Chipley, Dondra Clack, Angel Clarkson, Dean Clevenger, Rhonda Cline, Nina Cochran Cheryl Coffee, John Collins, Re-monda Collins, Stacy Conners, Jenny Cook, Bill Couch ABOVE: Kerry Ludy, Tina Richards and Debbie Baker seem to enjoy the hard work they have as sophomores. TO THE LEFT, Chemistry is a hard subject, but the intelligent sophomores seem to be doing just fine. BELOW, Misty Chipley is a very happy student. Her smile, full of fun, is only one of the many special qualities the sophomores seem to possess. Darlene Cox, Scott Cross, Kathy Crowell Mike Cummins, Mike Daggett, Mary Daly Susan Deboy, Brenda Dull, Elaine Eley Stacy Ellison, Michele Farlow, Lori Farmer Brian Fenton, Penny Fields, Jeff Foster, Troy Foust, John Franklin, Shawn Franklin, Brett Frazier, Jeremy Galbreath Gina Gerringer, Jerry Geeting, Tonya Gegenheimer, Weslie Gierhart, Sandra Grant, Kathy Hall, Alicia Harris, Lesley Hathaway Eddie Hawes, Melissa Hawley, Mary Herald, Renee Hildreth, Kim Hill, Scott Hill, Andy Holloway, Tresa Holcomb 39 The Sophomore class did an amazing job during the Homecoming events this year. No one had any idea that these underclassmen would make such a fine showing in only their second year of the competition. They came in second in the fun and games events and they placed high in the other activities. Overall they came in a close second right behind the Junior class. It was a hard fought battle from the very start. The Sophomore's have made a reputation for themselves that will take the spirit and determination that only they seemingly possess. Sophomores you have a great thing going. Keep up the spirit and drive that has made you the class that you are, because your future is bound to be an exciting one. Sophomore Class ABOVE: Melissa Hawley is sitting pretty while she represents her class by being class princess. LEFT: Sophomore boys work together at the “tug-of-war. Billy Hudson, Dale Hunt, Lisa James, Kevin Jones, Willy Jones, Robbie Kelly, Eddie Kelsey, Karon Klem Mark Laudenbacher, Tammy Lee, Shirley Lemons, James Lewis Kerry Ludy, Pam Longworth, Bonnie McClish, Chris McCoy Darla McCoy, Kim McDavid, Beth McKnight, Todd McKnight Joe McKiney, Jerry McKissick, Jeff McKissick, Darian Mallory Jamie Manning, Regina Markley, Tessie Mason, Terry Mays 40 Had Surprise Attack ABOVE: The Sophomore poster display was one of a kind. The mural spread clear across the Commons windows. Using the nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty, the class tells their version through a series of imaginative posters. LINCOLN EAGLES SAT ON A UALL LINCOLN EAGLES HAD A MEAT FALL ALL THE1 COACHES AND ALL THE FANS couldn’tIput the EAGLES TOGETHER Homecoming events. Their float is just one ex- Lareine Medler, Brian Meek, Bertina Mikel, Rhonda Miles, Tammy Miller, Jerry Milligan, Lisa Mills, Lolita Miranda Kim Mock, Rob Moland, Kaye Mong, Bob Monroe, Susie Moore, Jim Moore, Dan Osborn, Glenn Osborn Sherry Phenis, Tom Phenis, Ray Pierce, Kim Pigg Brian Poling, Chris Prescott, Doug Prescott, Terri Pugh Mark Ramsey, Doug Retter, Tina Richards, Diane Richardson Mike Richardson, Rick Riley, Dwight Rines, Joy Robbins Joy Roberts, Lisa Sebring, Barbra Shaneyfelt, David Shannon Getting A Little Help From Their Friends Sophomores always seem to make an extra effort to include their friends in all activities, from Brenda Dull with her friend (top, right) at Fun and Games to Ricky Bates helping Brian Fenton with a little class work. Sophomores just don't want to leave anyone out. That seems to be one of the for-most things on their minds. Maybe by the time they reach their senior year, they will be able to have class tests and community homework. Keep up the good work sophomores because you may be able to change the world someday, (you've got a good start) Try your best sophomores and stay in there till you get the job done. Jim Shepherd, Linda Shoop, Susan Shriver Pam Simmons, Wanda Skinner, Mary Ann Smith Mike Smith, Ricky Smith, Theresa Smith Tyler Smith, Mary Jo Sprinkle, Robin Staggs, Jeff Sterling, Jacki Stonerock, Shane Stover, Becky Sullivan, Darci Thornburg Roger Thornbury, Roy Thornbury, Robin Throgmorton, Robert Transue, Danny Tucker, Danny VanNote, Bill Vore, Lana Vore Lisa Wagner, Tonya West, Stephanie Wicker, Tina White, Bryan Whitted, Robbie Whitted, Mimi Williams, Mitzi Williams Patricia Wilson, Donna Winningham, Stan Winningham, Kevin Woodbury, Tanya Woolf, John Wyatt, Zina Wy-song, Bill Young 42 Freshmen Try Spreading Their Wings Troy Able, Martha Antonio, Jim Au-ker, Julie Auker, Penny Auker, John Bailey Tim Baldridge, Matt Baldwin, Mark Barron, Joy Beck, Jerry Beer, Bob Berry FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Aaron Hyre, Vice-President; John Toland, President; Debra Neudecker, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Miss Wickes, Sponsor; Julie Vinson, Treasurer; Miss Roberts, Sponsor. The first task of the newest W.C. Freshmen was planning for homecoming. The students came through with a float entitled Falcons Rate among the Best and depicted some of their favorite cartoon characters. Although they did not win the float contest or any other event and they ended up last in the overall standings (winning the booby prize), the Freshmen got their first taste at Homecoming spirit. Next on the Freshmen agenda was the all school carnival. The class turned out blowing up balloons and supervising a balloon break. Everyone left their booth a winner with prize in hand. These two activities served to give the Freshmen a good introduction to W.C. and their importance in school functions. Susan Bilbrey, Jason Bisel, Debbie Bogard, Rick Bradburn, Joetta Braun, Donna Brown Jeff Brueckheimer, Dan Brumfield, Greg Brumley, Sandy Buckley, Anita Bunch, Mike Butler Karen Byrd, Bruce Cheesman, Johnna Clack, Angela Clevenger, Kenny Collins, Kirk Comer Bruce Cook, Brenda Cox, Cindy Cox, Chris Culy, Margy Curry, Kathy Deboy £ Id S I 0) UJ o: lL Freshmen Roost In Last Place At Homecoming The Freshmen class soared into the homecoming events like most Freshmen classes in the past, with a lot of spirit and enthusiasm but, because of their lack of experience, a little unorganized. The Freshmen float entitled Falcons Rank Among the Best was one to be extremely proud of. They did a great job. The Freshmen participating in the Fun and Games activities made themselves known by participating loyally in each event. Their teamwork and spirit made the excitement greater than ever. Although the class came in last over all in the Fun and Games activities, their force and optimism is something that is sure to take them a long way in the future. The Freshmen class chose Mary Macy to be their first homecoming princess. It was a great time of fun and good time to gain experience. ABOVE: The Freshman float was a masterpiece made solely from the spirit and determination of the Freshman class. It was a real great job and Freshmen can hold their heads high. Tom Dillow, Julie Dreiman, Debbie Dull, Lois Fair, Jay Fetters, Bonnie Fetzer, Steve Fields, Susie Ford Dawn Frazier, Lori French, Tammy Fritz, Denice Fritzinger, Larry Garri-nger, Tom Giver, Sherry Goodhew, Randy Goodman Shawn Grubbs, Lewis Hagedorn, Teresa Halcomb, Dale Haney, Mark Haney, Carlotta Harter, Kevin Haworth, Eva Herr Karen Hisel, Neil Hobbs, Jim Hoffman, Bev Holder, Tina Hoover, Penny Hudson, Aaron Hyre, Tina Jackson Tony Jackson, Kelly Jenkins, Rob Jenkins, Kelly Jones, Kathy Jones, John Junco, Lou Keener, Nancy Keener Tonya Kendall, Jay King, Andy Lackey, Donita Leach, Tonya Leach, Vince Lemons, Marilyn Lemons, Shane Lewallen 44 ABOVE: Mary Macy waves to the crowd as she represents her Freshman class by being their first Homecoming princess. RIGHT: Freshmen students show their spirit as they race to the finish at Fun Games. Melissa Locke, Laura Longworth, Michelle Lyons Stacy McCord, Erin McCoy, Jeff McCoy Mary McDavid, Kent McKissick, Mary Macy Adam Manning, Shawna Marquess, Karen Midlam Jodee Miles, Steven Millares, Theresa Milligan, Lois Mills, Kevin Mock, Julie Monroe, Kelly Moore, Rhonda Moore Larry Moreland, Ron Morris, Jerry Morrison, Tracy Morrison, Kenny Mosier, Ron Mutch, Debra Neude-cker, Will Neudecker Rob Norris, Brian Norton, Kent Orr, Lisa Owens, Rose Peacock, Carla Peebles, Randy Phenis, Matt Phillips Ruth Poling, Tim Poole, Mike Pratt, Troy Prescott, Wendy Prescott, David Rees, Jan Reynolds, Randy Rit-tenhouse 45 Plunging Into Work The Freshmen class has made a great contribution to W.C. Their get-up-and-go and enthusiasm has been one of a kind this year. Some of their energy has been very much appreciated, like their great participation in school activities and sporting events. Sometimes their energy runs away with itself as it did at a pep session when the Freshmen could not stop cheering a certain chant. All in all, the Freshmen have shown themselves as a true W.C. class. One with spirit, enthusiasm, and a great love for their school. As seniors of tomorrow you are looking good today. Go get 'em Freshmen. Patty Robbins, Randy Lowe, Vickie Scharrer Gayle Sears, Lowell Shaffer, Mark Shaffer Brad Shaneyfelt, Liz Shepherd, Chris Shockley, Mike Smiley BELOW: Chris Culy is a truly dedicated Freshman, Here he is seen in one of his Freshmen classes. ABOVE: Mandy Stalcup is finished with her work and begging for more. All Freshmen must take an English class much like the one pictured here. Bill Smith, Naomi Spade, Dewanna Spicer, Mandy Stalcup, Dawn Sunday, Randy Swisher, Tim Thornburg, Ruth Thornburg John Toland, Mike Toland, Ginny Towne, Rick Tucker, Cindy Vance, Rick VanDuyn, Julie Vinson, Kristi Walker Chris Wall, Beth Walters, Angela Webb Dennis White. Andy Wilson, Vanessa Wilson Charles Wolfe, Dean Woodbury, Doug Wright Eric Wynn, Lyle Yoder, Mike Young 46 47 Administration School Board Mr. Ron Myers, our new superintendent, this year originally came from North Vernon, Indiana. After completing North Vernon High School, Mr. Myers went on to Indiana State University. Later he received his specialized degree from Ball State University. Since college, he has worked in many different states, but his most recent position was in Greenfield, Indiana where he served as Assistant Superintendent and Director of Special Education. Mr. Ron Myers and his wife Martie have two sons, Brad 10 and Brent 8, who attend White River Elementary School. WC is pleased to have Mr. Myers with us. Mr. Ron Myers, the New Superintendent of Randolph Central School Corporation. Mrs. Reita Durbin, Secretary Mrs. Irma Wysong, Secretary. Mr. Walter Zebrun, Randolph Central School FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Ron Myers, Superintendent; Mrs. Jean Keever, President-Corporation Building Manager. Mr. Walter Zebrun, Building Manager. BACK ROW: Chris Talley; Mr. Joe Wolfe, Vice-President- Mr. Stan Hendrickson, Secretary; Mr. Lowell Mock. 48 UPPER LEFT: Mr. Richard Valandingham our Principal. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. James Mock our Assistant Principal. MIDOLE LEFT: Mrs. Bea Skinner has been our devoted bookkeeper for 9 years. MIDDLE RIGHT: Miss Sally Smith has been secretary at WC for 37 years. This is as long if not longer than anyone has taught here. BOTTOM LEFT, OFFICE STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Beth McKissick, Shelby Hale, Annette Roberts. SECOND ROW: Anita Oakes, Sheryl Meek. BACK ROW: Vivian Greene, and Dan Hill. 49 Library Library Staff Librarians-Miss Polly Roberts, Mrs. Helen Gartley. Guidance Counselors—Mrs. Beth Hicks, Mr. Bruce Oswalt. The library was decorated by the library staff for the Christmas decorating contest. The library has as its function to be the information center of the school. Toward this end an effort has gone into building up the reference collection so that it would meet student needs. In addition the library has a reciprocal borrowing policy with Muncie Public Library which allows students to obtain all types of materials which are not available in our own library. The circulation of books in our school has increased by 721 so far this year. Students must be reading more at WC. Mrs. Helen Gartley is a valuable assistant librarian at the high school. Kim Giver at work again in the library. Bruce Cook goes into the library quite often to catch up on the latest news. STUDENT LIBRARY ASSISTANTS, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Graft, Brenda Bemis, Jim Champ. SECOND ROW: Connie Sipe, Kathy Lee, Karen Cox, Kim Giver. THIRD ROW: Kelly McCoy, Lesa McCoy, Jack Ferguson, Denise Cox, Holly Fraser. FOURTH ROW: Dale Lovell, Gary Miller, Greg Mock, and Andy Kahle. 50 Mrs. Beth Hicks with her family at the all school carnival. Mrs. Darlene Williams is the secretary for the Guidance Counselors. Guidance Clinic The Counselors try to help you adjust to school, do the best you can, make decisions, deal with school and life's problems. They are always there to help you. This year the counselors have worked with General Math students, and they have gotten a Strong Vocational Interest Inventory test. Counselors have continued to teach career units in English 10. Also this year to make teachers more aware of careers, they held an in-service workshop on career awareness. Teachers experimented with inserting career units into their existing academic classes on these two Saturdays. This is Mrs. Hicks last year at WC. She will be going to Assumption High School in Louisville, Kentucky where she will be a personal counselor to 700 girls that attend that school. Mr. Bruce Oswalt hard at work for a WC student. OFFICE ASSISTANTS, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tammy Alley, Connie Smithson, Kim Mock. SECOND ROW: Karen Haynes, Craig Laudenbacker, Krystal Oswalt. BACK ROW: Mrs. Beth Hicks Mrs. Wilma Hahn our School Nurse, and Mr. Bruce Oswalt. 51 Math Department Math Mr. Flaugh, Mrs. Longnecker, and Miss V Simmons The Math Department has had a busy schedule. In addition to offering sequential courses in Math for students going to college and technical school, the Math Department has added a Pre-Trig course this year. General Math has strived to teach students some basic consumer skills. In the future this field hopes to place more emphasis on the practical application of Math. And new hand calculators have been purchased for the Pre-Algebra classes. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Ivan Flaugh helps Joe Tanner with a Trig problem. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Nicki Longnecker tries to explain to Cindy Cox a problem in General Math LOWER RIGHT: Tina Hoover is working on an Algebra problem. 52 Business Department The Business Department is trying to achieve Vocational competence, Career Awareness, and job skills. Also they have added curriculum changes and Data Processing equipment, some of this was different from last year. There is hope for the future starting a distributive co-op program. UPPER LEFT: Miss Karen King makes sure Tonya West types correctly. LOWER LEFT: Teachers have spirit, too. Mrs. Nancy Chalfant and Mrs. Cris Fine dressed up during Homecoming week. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Steve Howell in his natural habitat. 53 Science Dept The Science Department has several things they wish to develop in the students; an interest in a scientific field, and an interest in nature. Also the department wishes to prepare students for advanced study in a scientific field, develop laboratory skills, and to understand the ecological relationship between organisms. This year Science has gotten new filmstrips on Blood and Genetics. In the future students can look forward to more individual study in science projects. UPPER RIGHT: Miss Leah Davidson first year teacher finishes up the Biology test. MIDDLE: Mr. Robert Stump watches Brenda Rees and Brenda Riley during an experiment. ABOVE: Karon Klem studies a slide in Mr. Stump's chemistry class. LOWER RIGHT: In Biology II Jerry Moyer prepares write-up before dissecting a fetal pig. 54 The main objective of this Department is to make the students aware of things that have happened in the past and can happen in the future to our country. Hopefully students will be able to voice independent, educated opinions on world affairs. Miss Huber said that her goals have remained the same in her years of teaching, that is, to help all students gain knowledge and appreciation for U.S. History and Government. Miss Huber's Civics class must be passed by all graduating seniors. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Sanford Brueckheimer shows enthusiasm at Regional. He also proved invaluable at pep sessions firing up our student body. MIDDLE LEFT: Traditionally all graduates must take and pass Miss Huber's Civics class. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Alvin Williams smiles to see some of his students on the absence list. LOWER LEFT: Miss Melissa Wickes dressed up for Farmer's Day during FFA week. 55 Phys. Ed. Dept The Physical Education Dept, has as its objective a well rounded program stated Mr. Hedden. In pursuit of this, this area has added a new course in human sexuality and hopes to put aerobic dancing in the curriculum. In addition, since Mr. Hedden's arrival at WC, weight training has been provided and equipment purchased. To assist Mrs. Parker this year as a student teacher was Penny Shepherd from Lynn. Miss Shepherd remained here for ten weeks helping in all areas. As an added responsibility, Miss Shepherd served as scorekeeper throughout the volleyball season. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Wayne Hedden between classes. UPPER RIGHT: Enthusiasm of crowd at sectional. MIDDLE: Mr. Jeff Parker, Mrs. Beth Hicks, and Mr. Keith Snyder at the Career Workshop sponsored by the Guidance Department. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Lucille Parker and Jim Shepherd studying anatomy on the health skeleton. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Bill Wilson holds a sign for the teachers' demonstration. 56 Home Ec. Dept Home Ec. Mrs. Benham, Mrs. Gardner, and Mrs. Halley. The Home Ec. Program hopes to prepare students for a dual role in a successful career and as a homemaker. This year Home Ec. has added to the curriculum the prevention of mental retardation and incorporated career awareness. Earlier this year FHA sponsored Dr. Sam Rhine, a geneticist, for an all school convocation. The Home Ec. Dept, is hoping to work out a HERO program where students can go to school part of a day and work in a Home Economics related occupation the other part. As always the objective is to meet the students needs. This requires constantly evaluating and up-dating the curriculum offerings in WC. LEFT: Mrs Delores Halley helps Carmen Pasco from Peru with Carmen's native recipe. Exchange students can add much to foods classes when regional dishes are taught. LOWER LEFT: Teachers encourage motorists to show support for the teachers' cause by honking car horns. LOWER MIDDLE: Carmen Pasco serves her Peruvian dish to the foods class. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner and Lois Baldridge examine an article of clothing made by Lois. The clothing class has this style show for their mothers each year. 57 English Department Mr. Bill Bush, Miss Sonda Garner, Miss Becky Huber, Mrs. Lois Longenbaugh, Mrs. Betty Schafer, Mrs. Margo Varner. The English department always strives to emphasize the importance of written expression as well as oral expression. In the literature program, freshmen through senior year, descriptive, creative writing becomes a natural outlet. Seniors specialize in research writing. As a result of the CAPPS program, the English department is in the process of building a developmental reading course. It is hopeful that this will be beneficial to those needing extra help to complete their English graduation requirements. UPPER RIGHT: Dave Thornburg and Harry Wilson tell a story for Speech class at White River Elementary School. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Lois Longenbaugh tries to tell her speech students they need enthusiasm. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Bill Bush has second thoughts about getting drenched at the carnival. LOWER LEFT: Miss Becky Huber tries to explain to Bobby Berry what he did wrong on the English assignment. Left Mrs. Margo Varner reads to her American literature students. 58 Language Department Spanish-Mrs. Pat Knasinski; French-Mrs. Laura Northcutt. Mrs. Northcutt wants her students to know how to get along in a foreign country. This year the second and third year students did skits for the elementaries. Next year there are hopes for another trip to France. Mrs. Knasinski is trying to promote the intelligent awareness of the necessity of foreign language study for all students as they prepare for the future. This year we had 5 exchange students. Several students attended Ball State for weekend workshops. Also the Spanish and French classes took a field trip to Fort Wayne. The Spanish classes saw the Ballet-Folklorico and the French classes saw Mitchel Valors-French Canadian Concert. UPPER LEFT: French I students learn to write sentences. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Pat Knasinski caught by surprise. LOWER LEFT: Only 13 Spanish III students but the most advanced. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Laura Northcutt checks her pizza kits for Junior Class. 59 Industrial Arts Art Dept. Voc. Ag. Mr. Keith Snyder; Art—Mrs. Kim Rosenberg; Ind. Arts Mr. Gary Drill, Mr. Phil Hawley, Mr. Lowell Simmons, Mr. Walter Skinner, and Mr. Tom Zell. The Art Department is trying to create an interest in art among the students and the community. Mrs. Rosenberg says that Art gives you the opportunity to try new areas of interest, a sense of achievement and accomplishment, and something that is very individual and personal. The Art Department has done many things this year such as set designs for the play and Musical. Mrs. Rosenberg and Art III and IV classes did the original set design for the 1980 Extravaganza. In different school locations individual students did window displays of their work. WC participated in and hosted the 1980 Randolph County High School Art Show, and hopefully will have a school Art Show later in the Spring. The Vocational Agriculture Department is preparing students to be productive citizens in the Agribusiness and tries to give students all the skills they need. This year they have raised and harvested a fourteen acre farm plot. During the spring they repaired a tractor and reconditioned a disc. The VO-AG Department has a very important part to play in the education of WCHS students. With people starving everyday, the American farmer must learn to produce even more and efficiently. As Mr. Snyder stated, I hope that I can do my share to help feed this ever growing world. The main thrust in the Industrial Arts Department is to give all students an orientation to the actual world of work. Its purpose has been to expose students to as many and varied experiences as possible so as to assist them in making some choices for their life-style and work. This year students have been exposed to more construction type of skills, and to more of their role in the building of the future. In the future they hope to introduce students to the work area in the community. 60 Music Dept OPPOSITE PAGE, UPPER RIGHT: Jeff Condor Winningham greeting his new date Mr. Tom Zell. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Gary Drill with the newest addition to his family. LOWER RIGHT: For his first year Mr. Keith Snyder is very active in FFA. THIS PAGE, UPPER LEFT: The band plays the National Anthem to start the ballgames. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Charles Buck-ley at the Christmas Concert. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Max Jones thinking about the show for Macy's parade. LOWER LEFT: Art I students doing linoleum block printing. Choir Mr. Charles Buckley; Band Mr. Max Jones The concert choir spent January working on special vocalises to improve tone quality and range of each individual member. Future plans include mini-concerts in the vocal room using new lighting and sound equipment to give individuals experience before audiences. These mini-programs were held in May and during the summer. This included the use of video equipment so that the students could see and hear the results of their works. The vocal students hope to utilize the local cable TV for additional programs in the future. Pre. Voc. Custodians Mrs. Debbie Swift giving a test. She has been teaching at WC for two years. Dave Wall giving Mrs. Crist his money for one of those famous WC lunches. Marion Gard is very popular with all students and teachers. Here he is seen having his picture taken with Mrs. Nickie Longnecker. Mrs. Barnett takes money in the new express Hamburger and French Fry Line. BUS DRIVERS, FIRST ROW: Bob Terrill, Art Painter, Norm Alley. Randy Painter, Tim Acton, Bud Harris. SECOND ROW: Jan Crouch, Richard Hiatt, Michelene Chipley, Sherman Bishop, Betty Wilson, Armanda Gegenheimer, Paul Joyner, Norval Harris, Bob Haney, John Downs, Carlton Keys, Kenny Keyes, and Clark Halley. 63 Football Team Soars To A Tri-Eastern Conference Championship ABOVE: Senior Gary Jenkins fights Northeastern players to gain yardage. RIGHT: This poster, made by the FHA girls, not only furthered school spirit during football season, but also served as a backdrop for pictures on Daddy Date Night. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Jenkins, Joe Hawley, Carlton Brumfield, Dave Covert, Scott Jones, Jamie Strahan, Matt Hinshaw. SECOND ROW: Jon Peacock, Brett Woznicki, Danny Tucker, Roger Thornbury, Shaun Hunt, Everett Jarrett. THIRD ROW: Coach Osborn, Rick Riley, Kevin James, Mitch Hyre, Troy Foust, Rob Curry, Coach Parker, Coach Bush. FOURTH ROW: Managers Harry Wilson, Steve Cross, and Charles Berry. With a record of 6-0 in the Tri-Eastern Conference the varsity football team became new conference champions. Those players making the All Tri-Eastern Conference selection were Gary Jenkins, Joe Hawley, Carlton Brumfield, Matt Hinshaw, Jamie Strahan, Scott Jones, Everett Jarrett, and an honorable mention went to Jon Peacock. The Falcons ended their regular season with a 7-3 record. Highlighting the season was the defeat of Lafayette Central Catholic. This was the first year WC was asked to play a Lafayette team. Those players with individual achievements are: Most valuable running offensive back—Gary Jenkins; Most valuable offensive lineman—Carlton Brumfield; Most valuable defensive back—Joe Hawley; Most valuable defensive lineman — Matt Hinshaw. Congratulations team on a fine football season. Varsity Football Opponent WC 24 Yorktown 7 6 Hagerstown 14 0 Northeastern 14 28 Centerville 34 28 Brookville 8 0 Cambridge City 27 14 Lafayette Cent. Cath. 21 46 Jay County 0 23 Union City 36 14 Union County 23 64 ABOVE: Falcon player Matt Hinshaw readies for the kill in his last season with WC. LEFT: A Falcon player runs into some trouble, while teammates J. Hawley, S. Jones, and G. Jenkins look on. ABOVE: The defense of the Falcons sets up for the offensive. LEFT: Quarterback, Joe Hawley, a fine Basketball player, shows he has equal expertise in football as well. Frosh Have Big Player Turnout ABOVE: Freshman Doug Wright and Kirk Comer waiting to get into the game. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Parker asking Coach Bush about the next play during a football game. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Shaffer, Dan Brumfield, Jeff McCoy, Shane Lewallen, Jay Fetters, Dave Rees. SECOND ROW: Kevin Haworth, Lewis Hagedorn, Chris Wall, Rob Jenkins, Allen Williams, Kelly Moore. THIRD ROW: Coach Hedden, Jeff Brueckheimer, John Toland, Bill Smith, Kirk Comer, Dean Woodbury, Rob Norris, Doug Wright. FOURTH ROW: Jason Bisel (Mgr.), Jim Auker, Neil Hobbs, Bruce Cook, Mark Haney, Lowell Shaffer, Vynce Lemon, Mike Toland. Having a rough season the Freshman football team ended with a 1-7 record. Although they did not have a winning season, 26 players went out for the team this year. This was a much bigger turn out than in previous years, and with the experience gained this year, they will be a strong contributing factor in the football program for the years ahead. Bright spots in the season were the last two games with a win over Boston and a close loss to Cambridge City. WC fans are looking forward to winning seasons. Freshman Football Opponent WC 22 Centerville 0 42 Jay County 6 34 Muncie South 22 48 Muncie Central 6 12 South Adams 0 19 Union City 6 6 Boston 22 6 Cambridge City 6 66 Wins Were Few, But Spirits Were High Although the tennis team did not have a winning season they gave it their all. The team ended their season with an overall record of 1-11, and a conference record of 1-5. Having their last tennis season with W.C. were seniors Dale Hill, Shawn McCoy, Kent Sipe, and Mark Wolfe. First year player Tim Hart was voted the most improved player of the tennis season. RIGHT: WC Tennis team taking it easy before a match. UPPER RIGHT: Kent Sipe and Mark Wolfe, seniors, sharing a tennis joke. FAR RIGHT: Two-year tennis member Murray Wilson posing for a picture. ABOVE: Senior Shawn McCoy goes for the smash at Union City. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Wyatt, Tim Hart, Murray Wilson, Dale Hill. SECOND ROW: Coach Skinner, Kent Sipe, Mark Wolfe, Shawn McCoy, and Brian Minnich. Shawn McCoy Tennis Wins 4 Losses 8 Dale Hill 6 6 Mark Wolfe 3 9 Kent Sipe 1 9 Brian Minnich 3 9 Tim Hart 3 8 Don Smith 0 11 John Wyatt 0 11 Murray Wilson 3 7 67 Cross Country Team Glides to 3rd County Championship FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kevin Mock, Rick Bradbury, Terry Garrett, Paul Cornett, Kevin Jones, Tyler Smith. BACK ROW: Don Mock, Chris McCoy, Brent Smith, John Mosier, Tim Halcomb, Coach Anderson. The Cross Country team added their third consecutive county championship to their list of accomplishments. In a field of five teams in the county meet, the Falcons finished first while placing four runners in the top ten. Placing first was John Mosier with Brent Smith, Tyler Smith, and Chris McCoy coming in the top ten. John Mosier and Brent Smith ran first and second, respectively, in a field of sixty runners at the Wapahani Invitational. Mosier also added the Union City Invitational to his list of achievements for the season. ABOVE: John Mosier shows his winning running style. UPPER LEFT: Senior Brent Smith takes a breather after a tough meet. Cross Country (low score wins) Opponent WC 26 Jay County 31 29 Union County 27 Wapahani Inv. 2nd out of 9 teams 43 Union City 18 38 Hagerstown 19 Union City Inv. 3rd of 7 teams 39 South Adams 20 43 Union 16 47 Lincoln 16 County 1st out of 5 teams 15 Centerville 47 31 Northeastern 24 TEC 3rd of 7 teams Sectional 6th of 13 teams 68 Falcons had a 7 and 2 dual meet record. Four seniors Paul Cornett, Tim Halcomb, Terry Garrett, and Brent Smith ran their final meets for Winchester Community High School. Coach Anderson summed up the year by saying, As has been the tradition with the W.C. Cross Country team, a good attitude contributed to this team's success. ABOVE: WC runners in the pack at County Meet with Chris McCoy leading the way. UPPER RIGHT: Senior Tim Halcomb crosses the finish line in record time. RIGHT: Chris McCoy, gliding with the wind, shows the exertion cross country runners have to put forth for a winning time. BELOW: Left to right; In action with Falcons Tyler Smith, Kevin Jones, Terry Garrett. 69 Volleyball Ties For First In Tri-Eastern Conf. This was the first year the girls volleyball team has been added to Tri-Eastern Conference competition along with the boys sports. In this conference the girls volleyball team compiled a 5-1 record. This put the team in a three-way tie in the conference. Our girls have done their part in contributing to a possible all-sports conference win. In the County Tourney the girls won one and lost one. All County selections were Lori Haworth, Jeannie Phillips, Holly Fraser, and Debbie Hildreth. The girls lost a tough match to Monroe Central in the Sectional. All Conference selections were Lori Haworth and Debbie Hildreth. Honorable mention went to Lori Durbin. The girls finished the season with a 10-5 record. Special team awards were: Best Server—Lori Durbin, Best Defensive player—Debbie Hildreth, Best Offensive player—Lori Haworth. Made up of an outstanding group of freshmen who have much to offer in the upcoming years, the B-Team volleyball girls ended their season with a 9-6 record. The powerful nuclei of the team were sophomores Kerri Ludy and Tammy Lee. With players of this caliber next year's varsity team should be just as exciting as this year's team. ABOVE: Debbie Hildreth, one of the all conference selections, shows her defensive form. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Simmons, Rhonda Miles, Debbie Hildreth, Lori Durbin, Joy Robbins. SECOND ROW: Kim Pigg, Lori Haworth, Holly Fraser, Jeannie Phillips, Coach Parker. Varsity (WC scores first) Adams Central 6-15 6-15 Northeastern 15-17 15-13 14-12 Cambridge City 15-10 15-6 Union 15-6 15-2 Muncie South 15-5 15-11 Blue River 10-12 15-7 15-2 Centerville 15-9 15-13 Monroe Central 13-7 15-9 Union City 15-2 15-11 Randolph Southern 9-15 12-15 South Adams 16-14 15-4 Union County 15-3 15-3 Jay County 15-3 15-3 Jay County 15-8 13-15 10-15 Wapahani 6-15 10-13 Hagerstown Co Tourn 6-15 7-15 Union City 15-3 15-13 Rand Southern Sectional 12-15 13-11 14-16 Monroe Central 13-15 B-Team 13-15 Northeastern 8-15 15-5 15-0 Cambridge City 15-2 4-15 15-11 Union 15-0 12-15 15-5 Muncie South 15-13 3-15 16-14 Blue River 15-4 14-16 15-9 Centerville 4-15 15-9 15-13 Monroe Central 13-15 15-13 4-15 Union City 15-3 14-16 11-15 Rand Southern 9-15 12-15 South Adams 11-15 15-13 15-3 Union County 15-13 12-15 17-15 Jay County 5-15 12-15 Wapahani 12-15 6-15 Adams Central 8-15 9-15 70 ABOVE: Kim and Lori set up to help Rhonda. LEFT: WC players ready for the opponents spike. BELOW LEFT: Holly, Debbie, Jeannie, and Lori in action. BELOW: Holly in her spiking form. BOTTOM: Lori doing the bump. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vanessa Wilson, Nancy Keener, Tina Huffman, Tammy Lee, Tracy Morrison. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Shepherd, Jamie Manning, Lori Farmer, Kim Hill, Beth Walters. THIRD ROW: Coach Wickes, Krista Walker, Mary Macy, Elaine Eley, MGR. Rhonda Eley, Coach Shepherd. 71 I Wrestlers Win 1st TEC Crown Take County 2nd Year In A Row The WC wrestlers had a long list of accomplishments this year. They won the Tri-Eastern Conference for the first time, and the County Tourney for the second year in a row. This outstanding group of men, representing the best wrestling team WC has ever put together, broke all established records this year. New team records were: most team points in a dual meet—72, most points in a season—1,347, most pins in a season—121, most takedowns in a season—252. Individual record breakers were Scott Jones, Matt Hinshaw, and Kevin Jones. Kevin had the largest point difference in a match with 17-0. Scott broke the records for most victories in a season (26), most team points in a season (175), most takedowns in a season (33), most takedowns in a career (82). Scott also went on to Semi-State. Records Matt broke were most victories in a career (69), most team points in a career (589), most pins in a season (19), most pins in a career (54). tournament championships in a career (10). As is evident this team set high standards for future wrestlers to work toward in the future. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Kevin Mock, Jim Auker, Rick Riley, John Mosier, Paul Cornett, Kevin Jones. SECOND ROW: Robbie Moland, Randy Phenis, Tony Jackson, Mark Ramsey, Tim Halcomb, Mgr. Mark Schaffer. THIRD ROW: Coach Anderson, Brett Woznicki, Dave Covert, Scott Jones, Matt Hinshaw, Randy Deboy, Carlton Brumfield, Coach Hedden. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. Bob Jenkins, Don Mock, Dan Brumfield, Mike Toland, Jamie Strahan, Vince Lemon, Lowell Shaffer. ABOVE: Co-Captains Matt Hinshaw and Scott Jones accept county trophy from Larry Marker. LEFT: Senior Carlton Brumfield puts bear hug on opponent. BOTTOM: CBS has the Incredible Hulk, WC has Scott Jones. Wrestling WC Opponent 23 Wapahani 34 63 Lincoln 6 60 Union City 9 60 Monroe Central 9 72 Eastbrook 0 42 Wes-Del 23 35 Northeastern 21 47 Union County 19 Adams Central Invit. 4th of 8 teams 38 Hagerstown 23 Rand County Tourney 1st of 5 teams 35 Centerville 26 TEC Tourney 1st of 7 teams 42 South Adams 17 Sectional 2nd of 5 teams Regional 6th of 19 teams Semi-State 12th of 45 teams 72 ABOVE: After winning a close match at the county tourney, Rick Riley shows the thrill of victory. TOP RIGHT: County champ, John Mosier,puts the winning hold on opponent. MIDDLE RIGHT: Randy Deboy puts all effort into accomplishing the pin. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coaches Hedden and Anderson are absorbed in the intense action at county meet. 73 Falcons Have Strong Finish The Falcon boys had a meager 5-4 record after the county tourney, but turned things around in the second half of the season to win 13 of the last 15 games and tie for 1st in the TEC with a 5-1 mark. The team ended with an outstanding 18-6 record. Four vital members of this winning team will be graduating and those players are Dean Edwards, Joe Hawley, Shawn McCoy, and Jeff Winning-ham. FAR LEFT: Condor Winningham gets ready to take off in flight with ball in hand. LEFT: Everett Jarrett looking to give up one of many assists he had during the year. UPPER LEFT: Joe Hawley MVP of the team looks on at his teammates. ABOVE: In an away game against rival Randolph Southern Shawn McCoy uses the fast break to score. LEFT TO RIGHT: Brent Smith, Joe Hawley, Doug O'Brian, Dean Edwards, Gary White, Coach Zell, Shawn McCoy, Jeff Winningham, Dave Wall, Rob O'Dell, Everett Jarrett, Tim Hart, FRONT: Mgrs Murry Wilson, Harry Wilson. wc Opponent 59 Monroe Central 48 57 Muncie South 50 79 South Adams 41 66 Jay Co. 78 70 Union City 59 54 Muncie North 70 47 Union 51 Co. Tourn. 57 Union 49 59 Rand. Southern 63 86 Hagerstown 56 69 Centerville 60 73 Adams Central 72 50T. 45 Yorktown 44 67 Muncie Burris 59 43 Union County 50 72 Lincoln 44 80 Northeastern 62 62 Rand. Southern 60 65 New Castle 63 75 Knightstown 68 Sectional 49 Monroe Central 39 47 Jay Co. 45 64 Randolph So. Regional 53 51 Richmond 59 74 JV Ends At .500 Frosh Are 6-0 In TEC The boys B-team recovered from a 0-4 start to finish the season at 1-9. The team was led in scoring by Brian Minnich and Rob Curry. Tim Brown and Rob Curry led the Falcons in rebounds. The highlight of the season was a 30 pt. victory over Hagerstown. Freshman team ended their regular season with a 7-9 record. The Frosh played great basketball against TEC teams recording a 6-0 mark. A tough two pt. loss in O.T. to Muncie South ended the season. ABOVE FIRST ROW L. TO R : Larry Mooreland, Andy Wilson, Kelly Moore, Dale Haney, Ken Collins, Jay Fetters, Chris Wall, Greg Brumley. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Randy Rittenhouse, Neil Hobbs, Mark Haney, Jeff Brueckheimer, Mark Barren, Coach Drill, Rob Norris, Dean Woodbury, Troy Abel, Mgr. John Junco. BELOW FIRST ROW Jim Champ, Andy Holloway, Jim Lewis, Tyler Smith, Dan Tucker, Stan Winningham. SECOND ROW: Rob Curry, Brian Fenton, Tom Berry, Coach Williams, Tim Brown, Brian Minnich, Troy Foust. wc B-Team Opponent 37 Monroe Central 38 32 Muncie South 51 47 South Adams 52 56 Jay County 68 50 Union City 27 34 Muncie North 35 50 Union 31 68 Hagerstown 31 51 Centerville 39 49 Adams Central 54 44 Yorktown 50 40 Muncie Burris 37 52 Union County 40 43 Lincoln 29 46 Northeastern 44 48 Randolph Southern 36 46 New Castle 63 47 Knightstown Freshman 49 48 Union County 42 37 Wapahani 30 38 Dennis 48 31 South Adams 33 27 Jay County 39 32 Anderson Highland 53 27 Muncie Central 70 27 Delta 71 48 Northeastern 39 25 Madison Grant 51 40 Mississinewa 52 51 Lincoln 39 50 Hagerstown 45 61 Centerville 33 26 Union City 23 48 Muncie South 50 75 Falcon Team Breaks 5 Year Sectional Dry Spell The Winchester Golden Falcons had not won the Sectional since 1975. This year the Falcons took a team to the Jay County Sectional that didn't have much size but made up for it with speed and teamwork. The first game put Winchester against tough Monroe Central. Great defense by both teams kept the score low and the Falcons were victorious by 10 points. Advancing to the second game the Falcons faced the defending champs, Jay County. There was 32 minutes of great basketball and the Falcons won in the final seconds. The championship game pitted the Winchester Golden Falcons against county foe, Randolph Southern. Being that these teams were so evenly matched, it was a fight to the finish, but the Falcons pulled away in the last few seconds and ended triumphantly. 76 Winchester advanced to the New Castle Regional for the first time in five long years. The Falcons played the Richmond Red Devils in a great basketball game. The two played aggressive basketball with Richmond pulling away in the closing minutes to clinch the victory. The final score read Richmond 59, Winchester 51. Thank you team for giving Winchester Community High School and the city of Winchester exciting basketball and a lot of pride. 77 RIGHT: Connie Sipe readies herself for the rebound in a close game against Randolph Southern. FAR RIGHT: High flying Kim Pigg shoots over a much taller opponent. The Varsity Girls Basketball team ended their regular season with a 9-6 mark. Four seniors will be graduating this year. Those players are Lynn Moore, Connie Sipe, Lori Haworth and Jeannie Phillips. Sectional play proved to be quite tough for the girls. They lost the game by one point in a hard fought battle against rival Randolph Southern. In the TEC the girls finished in a tie for second with a 4-2 mark. Those players making the all conference selection were Lori Haworth and Lynn Moore. Connie Sipe received an Honorable Mention. The B-team girls had an exceptional season ending with an 11-3 record. With a team made up of 5 sophomores and 3 freshmen. The varsity team can look for some outstanding players to fill the gap left by the four seniors graduating. Girls Basketball Team Ends Season At 9-7 Mark FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mgr. Vivian Greene, Rhonda Eley, Gay Fetters, Pam Simmons, Lori Haworth, Mgr. Rhonda Pigg. SECOND ROW: Connie Sipe, Kim Pigg, Jeannie Phillips, Lynn Moore, Holly Fraser, Coach Howell. WC Varsity Opponent 58 Northeastern 43 4b Wapahani 56 4b Adams Central 38 42 Union 14 43 Lincoln 44 24 Richmond 4b 45 Muncie South 39 5b Centerville 37 38 Hagerstown 43 3b Randolph Southern (Cty) 42 57 Union County 47 59 Blue River 57 48 Randolph Southern 50 49 Jay County 4b b8 Union City 35 39 Randolph Southern B-Team (Sect) 40 37 Northeastern 31 33 Wapahani 28 28 Adams Central 27 40 Union 8 38 Lincoln 11 22 Richmond 34 22 Muncie South 31 29 Centerville 13 2b Hagerstown 15 52 Union County lb 35 Blue River 27 3b Randolph Southern 15 31 Jay County 32 48 Union City 8 78 BELOW: Senior Lynn Moore looks to pass off to an open teammate. RIGHT: Team captain Lori Haworth along with teammate Kim Pigg give their reaction to a call made by the referee. BOTTOM: Taking a shot during a game with county foe is Jeannie Phillips. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mgr. Vivian Green, Nancy Keener, Jamie Manning, Joy Robbins, Mgr. Rhonda Pigg. SECOND ROW: Gayle Sears, Tammy Lee, Elaine Eley, Rhonda Miles, Mary Macy, Coach Wickes. Gymnastics Team Has A Small Turnout Although the gymnastics team was small, the few girls that were on the team gave it their all, and came up with many placings. The Intermediate team ended their season with a 3-4 record. And the Beginning team ended at 3-2. Karen Cox and Gynnie Keesling were co-captains of this years team, and they proved their leadership by advancing to the Sectional along with teammate Katie Williams. In the County Gynnie placed 1st Intermediate All Around and Rhonda Cline placed 2nd Beginning All Around. UPPER RIGHT: Rhonda Cline shows her winning form as she soars over the horse. BELOW: Girls find time for some fun and relaxation between events. BELOW RIGHT: Coach Davidson anxiously awaits for the score of one of her gymnasts. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Angie Clevenger, Rhonda Cline, Jana Cline, Margy Curry, Joette Braun, Karen Byrd. SECOND ROW: Coach Davidson, Karen Cox, Katie Williams, Liz Shepherd, Gynnie Keesling, Coach Parker. Beginning We They X Monroe Central X Hagerstown X Northeastern X Union X Union City Intermediate X Monroe Central X Hagerstown X Northeastern X Union X Union City X South Adams X Blue River 80 1 c 4 LEFT: Karen Cox shows her graceful ability on the balance beam. ABOVE: Katie Williams makes the balance beam look easy. BELOW: Jana Cline intensely awaits her turn. Keesling Goes On To State Gynnie Keesling, a junior, had a year that most high school gymnasts only dream about. Gynnie placed first all around in the sectional at Richmond and first all around in the regional at Wes Del. Gynnie became the first gymnast to advance to the competition. With another year of gymnastics ahead of Gynnie, great things are in store for her. 81 Track Team Sets New Records TOP LEFT: At the County meet Chris McCoy does his thing. ABOVE: Dave Macy, a four year track member, keeps his string of 100 yd. dash wins alive. TOP RIGHT: Bill Mills glides through the air with the greatest of ease. BOTTOM RIGHT: Matt Hinshaw proves that concentration is a key factor in running hurdles. wc 89 Lincoln 38 wc 79 Union County 48 wc 46V2 Jay County 89V2 wc 5th Blackford Invt. wc 42V2 Northeastern 84V2 wc 1st Rand. County meet wc 47 Centerville 80 wc 87 Union City 40 ! WC 88 Hagerstown 39 wc 3rd Connersville Invt. wc 3rd TEC wc 4th Richmond Sect. 82 BELOW: Senior Jeff Winningham getting set to throw the discus. UPPER RIGHT: John Mosier coming in first at county meet. LOWER RIGHT: Edging out his opponents in the county meet is Scott Jones. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Jones, Joe Hines, Dave Macy, Chris McCoy, Steve Millares, Tyler Smith, Alan Williams, Kevin Jones, Brent Smith. BACK ROW: Coach Webb, Don Mock, Bill Mills, Matt Hinshaw, Coach Williams, Tim Brown, Chris Peacock, Jeff Winningham, John Mosier, Mgr. John Junce. The WCHS track team finished 5-3 in dual meets this season and set several school records in the process. Seniors Dave Macy and Jeff Winningham each had three school records apiece. Dave's records were in the 100 and 200 meters while Jeff's were in the shot put and discus. Both were members of the 400-meter relay team that broke a school record. Others on that team were Scott Jones and Kevin Jones. A school record was also set by the 1600-meter relay team composed of Kevin Jones, Bill Mills, Tim Brown, and John Mosier. John also added a school record in the mile run. During the 1980 season the girls rewrote the record book by setting 10 of 13 new school records. New record holders are Rhonda Rook, 100 meter hurdles; Lisa Mills, 1600 and 800 meter run; Rhonda Ely, 400 meter dash; Gynnie Keesling, 800 meter dash; Rhonda Rook, Mary Macy, Kim Pigg, Renee Hildreth, 800 meter relay; Stephanie Wicker, Kim Pigg, Mary Macy, Gynnie Keesling, 400 medley; Stephanie Wicker, Kim Pigg, Renee Hildreth, Gynnie Keesling, 800 medley relay; Mary Daly, discus; Kim Pigg, high jump. The girts became the first girls track team to ever become County Champs. Lisa Mills was MVP for the season and Renee Hildreth and Vivian Williams won the Mental Attitude award. The co-captains of this team were Rhonda Eley and Gynnie Keesling. ABOVE: Mary Macy and Kim Pigg show the skill of handling the baton. BELOW: Long distance runner Lisa Mills. UPPER RIGHT: Junior Gynie Keesling flying high in the long jump. Record Breaking Year FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gayle Sears, mgr; Renee Hildreth; Rhonda Mills; Lisa Mills; Rhonda Rook; Stephanie Wicker; Gynnie Keesling; Lareina Medler; Kerri Ludy, mgr. BACK ROW: Angie Clevenger, Mary Daly, Margie Curry, Rhonda Eley, Jackie Farmer, Vivian Williams, Elaine Eley, Mary Macy, Kim Pigg, Coach Wickes. 84 ABOVE: The only senior on the team, Vivian Williams, heaving the discus. UPPER RIGHT: Stephanie Wicker nosing out her opponent. MIDDLE: Juniors Jackie Farmer and Rhonda Eley show the pain of competitive running. BELOW: Some of the girls getting their track gear ready for a meet. wc 63 Lincoln 42 wc 63 Union County 42 wc 32 Hagerstown 67 wc 76 Northeastern 29 wc 52 Union City 53 wc 62 Monroe Central 43 wc 56 Blue River 49 wc 41 Centerville 64 wc 73 Rand. Southern 32 i wc County Champs at Union City wc 3rd in TEC at Union City wc Sectional-Delta 85 Boys Golf Swings Into Action The Boys Golf team finished the season with a record of 4-8. The Falcon team participated in two invitationals placing sixth out of seven teams at the Winchester Invitational and ninth out of nine teams at the Richmond Invitational. Low medalist for the team was Junior, Scott Casperson, with an average of 44. The team will be losing two experienced Seniors this year. They are Joe Tanner and Jamie Strahan. LEFT: Mark Edwards a Junior lines up his putt ABOVE: Scott Casperson, low medalist for the year. TOP RIGHT: Senior Joe Tanner gives serious thought about the situation. RIGHT: Jamie Strahan drives the golf ball out of sight. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Bradbury, Scott Casperson, Tom Berry. SECOND ROW: Coach Howell, Joe Tanner, Jamie Strahan, Keith Wilson, Mark Edwards. WC 178 Union City 177 WC Invt. 6th of 7 teams WC 351 Muncie North 319 WC 173 Lincoln 175 WC 378 Muncie Central 378 WC 181 Union County 168 WC Richmond Invt. 9th of 9 teams WC 185 Hagerstown 174 WC 177 Yorktown 161 WC 169 Centerville 169 WC 177 Jay County 155 WC 368 Richmond 334 WC 170 Rand. Southern 178 WC 174 Northeastern 177 WC Randolph Co. 3rd of 5 teams WC TEC 2nd of 7 teams WC Sectional 7th of sixteen teams 86 Girls Tennis Wins Conference The Girls Tennis team won the TEC with a 4-2 record and finished the season at 5-6. Three girls finished first in their TEC match. They were Jean-nie Phillips, Debbie Hildreth, and Liz Snyder. Awards were given to Liz Snyder for Best Defensive season, Debbie Hildreth for Most Valuable player, and Jeannie Phillips for Best Attitude. WC is very proud of the 20 girls it had going out for tennis this year. WC 1 Richmond 6 WC 7 Union County 0 WC 2 Jay County 5 WC 3 South Adams 4 WC 3 Yorktown 4 WC 4 Hagerstown 3 WC 4 Northeastern 3 WC 1 Lincoln 6 WC 4 Union City 3 WC 2 Centerville 5 WC 4 Southside 3 TOP LEFT: Liz Snyder gets in some practice before a match. BELOW LEFT: Junior Holly Fraser smashes a ball. MIDDLE TOP: Set for the serve is Sharon Grimm. LEFT: Jeannie Phillips shows why she won the best attitude award with concentration like this. ABOVE: Debbie Hildreth with aggressive play is Most Valuable player. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lolita Miranda, Patty Robbins, Tammy Lee, Jamie Manning, Debbie Neudecker, Melissa Locke, Liz Snyder, Lori Farmer, Regina Markley, Melissa Hawley, Rhonda Pigg, mgr. BACK ROW: Lisa Wagner, mgr.; Sharon Grim, Stephanie Whitesel, Jeannie Phillips, Holly Fraser, Becky Sullivan, Erin McCoy, Debbie Hildreth, Joy Robbins, Coach Rosenburg. 87 Baseball Team Hangs Tough FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Murray Wilson, mgr.; Mitch Hyre, Dale Hill, Tim Hart, Bill Clark, Royce Cole, Shawn Hunt. BACK ROW: Everett Jarrett, Dave Woodbury, Craig Lauden-bacher. Dean Edwards, Mark Anderson, Mark Laudenbacher, Rob Curry, Coach Bush. Varsity wc 0 Jay County 12 wc 7 Adams Central 9 wc 4 Hagerstown 6 wc 1 Cambridge City 6 wc 5 Muncie Central 6 wc 4 Muncie South 8 wc 0 Blue River 5 wc 0 Centerville 10 wc 3 Tri-High 11 wc 1 Tri-High 4 wc 2 Wapahani 0 wc 3 Northeastern 0 wc 0 Jay County 4 wc 8 Union City 4 wc 4 Richmond 18 wc 6 Richmond 10 wc 1 Rand. Southern 0 wc 3 Monroe Central 1 wc 5 Union County 6 wc 2 Yorktown 9 wc 0 Muncie North Sec. B-Team 12 wc 4 Hagerstown 5 wc 12 Muncie South 9 wc 7 Muncie Central 6 wc 12 Wapahani 11 wc 6 South Adams 17 wc 7 Lincoln 3 wc 2 Jay County 10 wc 1 Richmond 12 wc 5 Richmond 11 wc 3 Northeastern 7 88 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bryan Whitted, Andy Holloway, John Toland, Joe McKinley, John Bailey, Aaron Hyre, Kent Orr, Kelly Moore, Rob Moland, Jay Fetters. SECOND ROW: Steve Cross, mgr.; Dan Tucker, Troy Foust, Troy Able, Mark Haney, Neil Hobbs, Mike Richardson, Brent Cassady, Kirk Comer, Coach Parker. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: The mighty Dean Edwards at bat. TOP RIGHT: Starting pitcher Tim Hart fires his fast ball. MIDDLE RIGHT: Shawn Hunt gets some running in before the big game. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Craig Laudenbacher sets himself for the ground ball. TOP RIGHT: Senior Dale Hill stays with the pitch and smacks a hit. MIDDLE LEFT: Scooping up the hard grounder is Mark Laudenbacher. ABOVE: Lets play ball. With only three seniors on the baseball team the Falcons had a rough season ending with a 5-16 record. The three seniors who led the team were Dale Hill, Dean Edwards, and Craig Laudenbacher. Things looked gloomy for the team after losing ten straight games, but they came back and won 5 out of 8 games. With all the players returning next year the Falcons should have a fine season. 89 Cheerleaders Receive High Ratings At Camp ABOVE, TOP TO BOTTOM: Joette Braun, Karen Byrd, Margi Curry. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Christie Klem, Diana Bryd, Rhonda Rook, Karen Klem, Katie Williams. 90 The cheerleaders started off the year right by receiving excellent and superior ratings at the Anderson Cheerleading Camp. Fund raisers for them were selling stationery and selling ads for the satchels they gave away to the athletic department. To help promote school spirit they had a sectional breakfast for the basketball boys. Their new sponsor was Miss Davidson. 91 Intramurals The 1980 Intramural Basketball season was dominated by a 6 man team led by Captain Chris Long. Undefeated in the regular season they continued their winning ways through the tournament to compile a record of 11-0. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Hesser, Curtis Shriver, Chris Long, Danny Retz, Jim Ullom. Not pictured Lewis Hagedorn. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Christie Kelm, Penny Blansett, Jana Cline. SECOND ROW: Coach Roberts, Rhonda Cline, Sharon Grimm. 0-7 Ending For Girls Golf Ending the season with an 0-7 record the girls golf team had two close meets with Jay County losing by 7 strokes and losing by 3 strokes to Monroe Central. Sharon Grimm was low medalist for the season with a 53 average. First year player Penny Blansett played good golf averaging 64 for the season. Three members will be graduating and they are Jana Cline, Penny Blansett, and Christie Klem. WC 246 Muncie North 170 WC 256 Yorktown 214 WC 241 Jay County 234 WC 233 Blue River 222 WC 279 Hagerstown 225 WC 225 Monroe Central 222 WC 253 Richmond 212 WC 524 4-Way Meet Hagerstown 450 Rushville 405 Blue River 506 Sectional 8th out of 9 teams 92 93 $ £ FCA Holds Fun Day at Pokagon The Fellowship of Christian Athletes held a fun day at Pokagon State Park this year. The boys held a Lift-a-Thon to raise money for scholarships to the summer National Conference. The girls delivered Christmas baskets to needy families. The officers for the girls are: Debbie Hildreth, Captain; Jeannie Phillips, Co-captain; Secretary-Treasurer, Lori Durbin. The boys officers are: Dave Macy, Captain; Jamie Stra-han, Co-captain; Dave Covert, Treasurer; and Carlton Brumfield, Secretary. FEA Serves as Guides FEA held their initiation for new members in December and served as guides during National Education Week. Foreign exchange students spoke to the club about educational systems in their country. Also, a future cadet program for students who want to cadet next year was started. Officers for the 1979-80 school year were FRONT ROW: President Debbie Hildreth. SECOND ROW: Vice-President, Carol Cochran; Secretary, Scott Jones. BACK ROW: Historian, Lori Durbin; Treasurer, Dean Edwards. 94 Future Farmers of America This year the FFA participated in several judging contests. They placed 5th in the County Soil Judging contest, and the County Livestock Judging contest, 4th in the County Crops Judging contest, and 1st in the County Poultry Judging contest. Hoosier Farmer Degrees were awarded to John Burkhardt, Dan Clevenger, Dan Hill, and Kurt Prescott. Dan Clevenger placed 1st in both the Poultry and Beef Proficiency. During FFA Week, members drove their tractors to school, the student body dressed as farmers, members wore their FFA jackets to school, the club played the faculty in a basketball game. Diana Byrd was this years Chapter Sweetheart. Health Careers Officers for the 1979-80 school year were: President, Jeannie Phillips; Vice-President, Kathy Crowell; Secretary, Diana Byrd; Asst. Secretary, Karon Klem; Treasurer, Lori Durbin; Membership Chairman, Michelle Wysong; Program Chairman, Tanya Wolfe. Activities for the year were Health Career Day, a Christmas party at the sheltered workshop, and stuffing envelopes for the Cancer Fund. Model Leg. Enters 3rd Yr. The WCHS Model Legislature consisted of 35 members. The following were elected to leadership positions: Michelle Wysong, President Pro Tempore; Joe Tanner, Speaker of the House; Dave Thornburg, Minority Senate Leader; Gary Hoffman, Conference Committee Chairman; Mark Wolfe, Assistant Minority House Leader. 95 FBLA Chapter is State's Most Outstanding WC's FBLA Chapter has had a busy year! The big event of the year was the WC Chapter being named the state's Most Outstanding Chapter. Events leading up to this honor began with initiation held in October. Membership for the 1979-80 school year was 117. Guest speaker for the initiation was State President Jeff Whisler. Over Fall Recess, eight members attended the Regional Leadership Conference. In November, members learned how a franchise business affects the free enterprise system, and also had a hayride. A field trip to IBM in Indianapolis and Dayton was taken in December. In January members studied secretarial, accounting, and computer programming careers. In February the chapter celebrated FBLA week with activities for every day of the week. A dance was sponsored by the chapter in March with proceeds being donated to the March of Dimes. Career Awareness Day was also held in March for the entire school. The State Leadership Conference was held in April at Ball State University. WC's FBLA members receiving honors were: Brian Minnich, elected State President; Phoebe Short, elected State Treasurer; and tied for first place in Accounting I; Laura Wilson, first place in Public Speaking; Kim Giver, first place in Stenographer I; and Denise Dunham, first place in Ms. FBLA. Other activities included honoring the secretaries of the community on National Secretaries Day. And finally, FBLA had an Awards Dinner. 96 ABOVE: Shelly Alexander pins a corsage on Mrs. Gartley on Secretaries Day. LEFT: FBLA officers for the 1979-80 school year were: FRONT ROW: Chris Long, President; Miss Karen King, advisor. SECOND ROW: Brian Minnich, Vice-President; Jana Cline, Secretary. THIRD ROW: Carol Cochran, Projects committee; Denise Dunham, Reporter; Phoebe Short, Historian; Kim Kep-ner, Projects committee. BACK ROW: Dean Edwards, Projects committee; Mark Wolfe, Projects committee; Joe Tanner, Treasurer; Shelly Alexander, Historian. BELOW: Our own FBLA members who attended State Conference and received honors. 97 FHA Features Speaker On Child Abuse In January Kathy Kelty of the local Welfare office spoke to Future Homemakers of America about child abuse. Members learned their responsibility in reporting cases and the procedures followed by the welfare office when cases are reported. February 10-16 was designated as FHA week. Members held various activities including red and white day, a window display, and sponsored the annual Sweetheart Dance called Heart of Glass. Students and their dates danced in the candlelight to the music of Transit Rock Line. The FHA officers for the '79-80 school year were Diana Byrd, President; Sherry Cummings, Vice-President; Crystal Cornelius, Secretary; Anita Oakes, Treasurer; Remonda Collins, Projects; Tanya Woolf, Reporter; Kim Anderson, Points Recorder; Barb Shaneyfelt, Public Relations; Lesa McCoy, Historian; Michele Farlow, Publicity Chairperson. On the first day of school these same officers acted as hostesses and served coffee and doughnuts for the school personnel. At the year's end special awards were given to the senior members at the Senior Mother dinner. Officers for '80-81 were also installed. PICTURED ABOVE ARE THE 1979-80 FHA OFFICERS, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Byrd, Sherry Cummings, Crystal Cornelius, Anita Oakes, Lesa McCoy, Barb Shaneyfelt, Tanya Woolf, Michele Farlow, Remonda Collins, and Kim Anderson. Pictured above is the FHA Homecoming float Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Have a Victory Potion. The four dwarfs pictured are Crystal Cornelius, Barb Shaneyfelt. Gina Garringer, and Kathy Bowden. 98 Pictured above is Dr. Sam Rhine. FHA sponsored the all school Convo The Most Important Nine Months of Your Life. This program provided information on many genetic disorders and environmental influences that may cause mental retardation in the future generation. PICTURED UPPER LEFT is Denise Cox, Sherry Huffman, and their Daddies enjoying their dinner at Daddy's Date Night PICTURED AT THE LEFT is the poster that the FHA decorated the Home Economics hall with during Regional Week. PICTURED ABOVE is Jim Holt in a child development class. FHA sponsors activities through the year for the Head Start program. 99 Student Council Holds Spring Carnival Carlton Brumfield shows his enthusiasm at the Football Toss in the FCA booth. The Student Council held a Spring carnival that involved the whole community. This was the first carnival held by Student Council, and it was a big success. Most school organizations had a booth, and the athletic boosters sponsored the chili supper that evening. Other activities included assisting in registration and touring of new students, several doughnut days, carnation day, and Kiss a Pig for Cancer. Mr. Skinner, a teacher, and Jeff Winningham, a student, raised the most money for cancer. The former two along with Mr. Va-landingham and Mrs. Chalfant were good sports enough to kiss a baby pig in front of the student body. Members also helped plan Homecoming activities and dance. Moreover members collected $700.00 toward the Susie Green Fund. Officers for the 1979-80 school year were: President, Amory Merri-man; Vice-President, Joe Tanner; Secretary, Sheryl Meek; Treasurer, Liz Snyder. Dale Lovell and Connie Sipe catch a bite at the chili supper. 100 Amory Merriman presents best Carnival poster award to Christi Croyle. Ronnie Byrd tries his hand at the FFA's Miniature Golf Putt Putt course. A lot of work went into this event. Spirit Committee Promotes School Spirit The Spirit Committee was organized new this year by the Student Council and cheerleaders to help raise spirit and backing for all organizations of the school. The com- mittee conducted various activities including Teacher Appreciation Day, Mr. and Miss Irresistible Days, and various dress-up days. The committee also made posters for all the organizations in competition. The officers were President, Carol Cochran; Vice-President, Bill Clark; Secretary, Shelley Alexander; and Public Relations, Christie Klem. 101 Spanish And French Clubs The Spanish Club had a very busy year. This year they planned several activities. A Christmas party was planned with the French Club and was enjoyed by both groups. A year end banquet was also held. During part of the school year there were three Spanish speaking exchange students: Carmen Pasco, Juan Rubio, and Maren Gonzalez. Spanish Club officers for the 1979-80 school year were Oscar Nunez, President; Sarah Merriman, Secretary; Schery Luedike, Treasurer; Wanda Hardesty, Amory Merriman, Shelly Wiist, and Katie Williams, Steering Committee Members. 102 The French Club began their year with initiation October 30. In December, French Club members went Christmas shopping in Indianapolis. Val-O-Grams were sold in February. Carine de Spiegeleer from Belgium was the French speaking exchange student this year. Officers for the 1979-80 school year were Brian Minnich, President; Kim Giver, Vice-President; Marita Coffman, Secretary; Stephanie Whitesel, Treasurer. 103 Record High Magazine Sales In Vocal Dept. TOP: Dale Lovell sings I'm Gettin Nuttin For Christmas . ABOVE: Terry Garrett solos before the Concert Choir at the Christmas concert. RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, and Swing Choir have performed many times this year and always delighted their audiences. The Vocal Department sold magazines in September establishing an all time high of $5,500. Many students received individual prizes. Top sales in the Concert Choir went to Marilyn Prescott with $600. In Mixed Chorus top sales went to Melissa Locke with $250. In November a Fall concert was given with the Concert Choir, Swing Choir, and Mixed Chorus. Special guest was the WCHS Stage Band. December was a busy month for the choir. The Concert Choir sang in Indianapolis for “Christmas on the Circle . They also presented their annual Christmas concert with the band. Also that month a telethon was held for Jimmy Ratliff with a total of $4,250. being raised. The Swing Choir performed for the Randolph County Pork Producers, the Saratoga Lions Club, the Daughters of the American Revolution, and the Randolph County Shriners. 104 UPPER LEFT: Concert Choir at Christmas con cert. UPPER RIGHT: Amory Merriman in 0 Holy Night. MIDDLE LEFT: Choir performs dance for Pajama Game . FAR LEFT: Senior choir members model their senior sweaters. Chris Retter was not present for this picture. LEFT: Swing choir practices for the National Education Week Open House. ABOVE: Tammy Hall sings Suzy Snowflake for the Christmas concert. 105 Band Wins 3rd Consecutive State Championship TOP LEFT: The full band poses for a picture. TOP RIGHT: Majorettes perform at a basketball game. MIDDLE LEFT: The 1979-80 majorette corp. ABOVE: Drum major Joe Tanner leads the band at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. BOTTOM LEFT. The WCHS stage band. 106 The Winchester Community High School Marching Show Band had a very successful year! Not only did they win the Class B Indiana State Field Marching Contest for the 3rd consecutive year, they also remained undefeated in Fall competition for the 3rd consecutive year. The band performed in their own Marching Festival. No awards were given as this performance was for practice. Competition at Ball State's Band Day resulted in a 1st place rating, best flags, best horns, best drums, best drum major, and the sweepstakes award. The evening before state contest the Force performed at the Brazil H.S. football game. Beating out a tough Ft. Wayne Northrup, the band walked away with Outstanding Auxiliary, Outstanding Horn Line, and 1st place at Ft. Wayne Homestead's Marching Contest. Traveling to New York, the Band participated in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The Band performed at home for football games and played at home basketball games with the majorettes performing at half-time. The Stage Band competed at the Jazz Festival at Indiana State. They won best trombone and best trumpets. The Extravaganza was the final performance for the Seniors. 107 Honor Society Initiates 27 The National Honor Society held its initiation on November 19, 1979, in which they initiated 27 new members. Mr. Joseph Casey, former speech teacher at W.C., was the guest speaker. His topic was The Pursuit of Excellence. Following the ceremony, a reception was held for the new and old members and their guests. Officers for the 1979-80 school year are: Jeff Winningham, President; Dean Edwards, Vice-President; Chris Retter, Secretary; Debbie Hildreth, Treasurer; and Denise Dunham, Historian. National Honor Society scholarship applicants from W.C. are Jeff Winningham and Krystal Oswalt. For Sectional the Honor Society sold black badges with gold falcons on them. The badges said, W.C. Falcons are Going in Style. To conclude the year, a year end party is planned. ABOVE RIGHT AND MIDDLE: National Honor Society initiates. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Honor Society members. ABOVE: Mr. Joseph Casey speaking during the initiation ceremony. 108 ABOVE LEFT: Senior Honor Society members. MIDDLE: Honor Society Officers initiate new members during the candlelight ceremony. BOTTOM LEFT: Honor Society members enjoy the reception following the initiation ceremony. ABOVE RIGHT: Honor Society President Jeff Winningham during the initiation ceremony. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gay Fetters receives her Honor Society pin from advisor Miss Karen King. 109 Falcon Spirit Flies High! Lori Haworth, Jana Cline, and Christie Klem show their spirit on dress-up day. Denise Dunham shows her spirit by making street signs for the basketball players. Shawn McCoy and Jeff Condor Winningham borrow some height while decorating the hall. Team captains Joe Hawley and Dean Edwards receive the Sectional trophy and game ball. Junior class members participate in their class skit. Junior playboy bunnies were a hit. Falcons are going in style! That was the theme for the 1980 Sectional, and did they ever go in style. Spirit was high at WC, and it became even higher when the basketball team brought home the Sectional trophy. The cheerleaders had a breakfast for the team and sponsored a poster contest. Mrs. Fine won first place with her poster. The Juniors won the Sectional Spirit Stick. The school board gave us a day out of school. Many students used this day to celebrate and took victory rides to Randolph Southern, Jay County, and Monroe Central. During Regional Week, there was dress-up days, hall decorating and a lot of spirit and enthusiasm. The Seniors won the Regional Spirit Stick. no Annual Staff Takes Flight With The Falcons! Denise Dunham gets her exercise on school time. The 1979-80 Annual Staff members pose by the Chicken from Chicken Shack that a few pranksters left on the school lawn. The Chicken mysteriously disappeared the next day. Ill UPPER LEFT: Jeannie Phillips Dale Lovell work on introduction. UPPER CENTER: Diana Byrd and Kim Anderson type copy. UPPER RIGHT: Vivian Greene spreads work in hall. LOWER LEFT: Christie Klem writes up activities. LOWER CENTER: Lori Durbin finishes seniors. LOWER RIGHT: Lynn Moore Greg Mock work up sports. Nothing Was Quite The Same As The Pajama Game! ABOVE LEFT: Hinezie, played by Dale Lovell, as he opens the show. RIGHT: Sid and Babe, played by Terry Garrett and Amory Merriman, while they make Small Talk. BELOW: Factory workers demonstrate for the 7V2C raise. 112 The Pajama Game? It was delightful and fun. The students participating developed into their characters with excellence, the orchestra played their best, and the production crew seemed like they were off Broadway. The principals in a sense became characters within themselves. Terry Garrett as Sid played a stern factory superintendent who fell in love. Amory Marriman, as Babe played a persistent grievance gal and played it at her best. Dale Lovell played the role of Hinezie a Time-Study man. The audience roared at this comedic boisterous character. Chris Retter as the humorous Gladys became a real crowd pleaser. And Tammy Hall will be remembered for her part as Mabel and I'd Trust Her ' Other principles were Mitch Hyre, Tom Retter, Stephanie Whitesel, Mary Harold, Royce Cole, Sherry Cummings, Scott Hill, Donnie Smith, and Kim Lewallen. The Pajama Game was the show they were in. And they were proud to be in the Pajama Game. They loved it! ABOVE: Chris Retter as Gladys is told by Mitch Hyre as Prez that she is the cutest one. LEFT: Factory workers Katie Williams and Stephanie Whitesel continue their work during the factory slowdown. BELOW LEFT: Tammy Hall, as Mable, gossips on the telephone. BELOW: Factory workers dance at their union picnic on their Once a Year Day. 113 Welcome To The Extravaganza TOP: The majorettes portray Indians in the opening number. ABOVE: The stage band plays one of their professional sounding numbers. RIGHT: Vivian Williams as the Statue of Liberty in the patriotic finale. BELOW: The flute ensemble made up of (from left to right) Linda Boxell, Jackie Markley, Lolita Miranda, Beth McKissick, and Sarah Merriman play their number, Flirty flutes. 114 TOP: The Flintstones and Rubles enjoy their picnic at the Zoo. TOP RIGHT: Fred and Barney share a joke. MIDDLE: The Concert Choir goes country style complete with Roy Clark, Buck Owens, and the whole Hee-Haw gang! BOTTOM: Majorettes dance to the Baby Elephant walk in the Flintstones skit. The lights dim, the curtain opens, the timpani drum rolls, and another magnificent Extravaganza begins. The opening number was entitled Indian Love Call featuring the majorettes. The flute section played a flirty tune. Then came the WC presentation of the Flintstones. Neil Peperack played Fred; Trent Champ, Barney; Karen Cox, Wilma; Brenda Cox, Betty; Gay Fetters, Pebbles; Matt Baldwin, Bam-Bam; Dan Clevenger, Arnold; and animals were played by Kim Anderson, Jan Haney, and Aaron Hyre. The Majorettes added to the fun with three delightful dances including Oriental Mambo, Baby Elephant Walk, and Pink Panther. A movie was then presented entitled State Show 1979. The stage band added class to the evening as they played Opus One, Hay Burner, and No Mystery. Voices of song filled the air as the Swing Choir presented a parody of Hee-Haw. Finally Spanish Fever featuring the majorettes highlighted the evening. As tradition would have it, the Extravaganza ended with the beautiful patriotic finale. Tammy Addington was announced as next year's Head Majorette and Grayson Cox as the 1980-81 Drum Major. 115 Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead! Graduation 1980 Krystal Oswalt, Valedictorian Karen Cox, Salutatorian Today we follow, tomorrow we lead was the Class of 1980's motto. And how appropriate that motto seemed as they gathered for Graduation on May 22, 1980 at the Field-house. For this class of 166 students their high school days were over and now they must take over for them-selves-be the leaders in their own lives. Krystal Oswalt, class Valedictorian, gave the Invocation and was followed by Lynn Moore who introduced Rev. Clarence Hildreth. He wished the class much joy in life. Next on the agenda was the class history prepared by Jana Cline. Then in a more somber note Chris Retter wished to represent the class in paying tribute to deceased members of their class, Sherry Prescott and Jim Ratliff. Dale Lovell followed to introduce our first woman Commencement speaker, Mrs. Marcia Blair. Mrs. Blair challenged the students to cause things to happen in their lives. She asked, What will you be in thirty years at the age of 48? For these graduates she hoped that in 30 years they would be able to say they had found happiness in life and were truly proud of what they had accomplished to date. At the conclusion of Mrs. Blair's speech, Mr. Richard Valandingham presented the class, and each person was called forward to receive his her diploma from Superintendent Ron Myers and School Board President Jean Keever. In addition each student accepted one yellow rose. Karen Cox, class Salutatorian, closed with the Benediction and to the accompaniment of the band the newest alumni of WC marched proudly from the gym. They go forth, no longer to follow, but to lead! 116 117 Freebird Is Jr.-Sr. Prom Theme 118 On Saturday, May 3, the Class of '81 presented the Seniors with Free-bird, the theme for the 1980 Prom. Music for the evening was provided by Jamman Bros. Band. Upon entering the building, guests found themselves in a beautiful park. The room was decorated with balloons and streamers hanging from the ceiling, trees with lights, a park swing decorated with streamers, plants, and flowers, an ice cream cart, and a park gazebo which served as the bandstand. The evening climaxed as Junior Class President Holly Fraser announced the Prom Queen and her Court. Prom Queen Jana Cline was crowned by Mr. James Mock. And Jana's court consisted of Lori Haworth and Karen Cox. Following the announcement, the Grand March began. Junior mothers and local service clubs provided a very successful after-Prom. Delicious food was provided by Junior mothers, and door prizes and Prom paddles were donated by local service clubs and merchants. As the clock struck three, guests began to leave with memories of a wonderful evening. Our Thanks to the Junior class for a beautiful evening in the park. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Prom guests stand in line for Grand March. MIDDLE LEFT: Our camera catches a peek at Vivian Williams and her escort Jeff Winningham. MIDDLE RIGHT: Here's a close up of Gay Fetters with Joe Tanner. LOWER LEFT: Catching a breather between dances are Sarah Merriman and Scott Jones. LOWER RIGHT: Kim Kepner, Phoebe Short, and Kathy Lee dancing the night away. THIS PAGE, TOP: Lori Haworth, Princess; Jana Cline, Prom Queen; and Karen Cox, Princess. MIDDLE: Servers for Prom were Mimi Williams, Mary Daly, Nina Cochran, and Michele Farlow. BOTTOM: Jamman Bros, doing what they do best. 119 LEFT: Juniors presenting gifts at Prom were Tina Norton, Sharon Grimm, Holly Fraser, and Kim Giver. BELOW: Jana Cline, our Prom Queen. MIDDLE LEFT: Doug Macke and Christie Klem came in matching blue tuxedoes and are seated with friends Jana Cline and Randy Girton. LOWER LEFT: Kerri Ludy signs guest book at Prom. BOTTOM RIGHT: Getting a ride on the park swing are Gynnie Keesling and Chuck Brumley. 120 The) FTipjht o ro t the turn of the century, chei Oi ermyer started as a mould maker First addition to the original plant . . . 1923 v 7kite serving his apprenticeship with the � « Mini el1 Flint and North Haltimore (Hass Company ami the Koep wn Mould Works. Mr (kermyer liked his uork so well, and had such complete faith in its future, he chose it for his life i ovation With this ambitum firmly estabhshnl in his mind, the next decade found him employed as a boss mould maker in x-i era glass factories, gaining a thorough knou etlge of the mould mukmg business Thus, he became fully yuahfieil in skill and experience, and he alreaily possessetl the pioneering spirit that ,moied him to start his own company. he Overmyer Mould Company had its beginning in 1920 Ph: (317) 584-4121 Libraries Have Something For Everyone Hours M F 11-5 T-W-Th 11-8 Sat. 9-5 Cjatkezing o JZotveu Winchester Community Public Library Judy Carter Owner 102 N. Main Winchester, IN. 47394 (Since 1913) 125 North East St. Winchester, IN. 47394 Ph: 584-4824 Compliments of Mike and Olga Make Airline Auto Theater MORRISSEY'S SHOE STORE Your Family Entertainment Center 3 Miles East of Winchester St. Rd. 32 E Ph: 584-2545 East Side of Square Winchester, IN. 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INDIANA 47394 Winchester's Largest Home Owned Department Store Ph: 584-7401 C7 L- dkina 115 South Mowi Street GLENNA'S HAIR DESIGNERS Winchester, Indiana Artist — Roy Meek Phene 317-584-1357 Hair For The Entire Family 208 S. Main Winchester Ph: 584-5191 125 HUE'S TRUE VALUE Helms Meat Market West Side of Square Winchester, IN. Ph: 584-0241 Complete line of plumbing, electric, hardware, paint, tools, sundries (housewares, gift ware) Winchester, East side of square Ph: 584-2731 Winchester, IN. 300 MARTIN STREET UL OS. INC. WINCHESTER. INDIANA 47394 Serving the Needs of the Glass Container Industry STAGGS CARPETS FURNITURE SEE OUR OWN SAMPLES IN YOUR HOME 118 North Main in Winchester Ph: 584-8052 MAUL BROS. INC. 300 Martin St., Winchester, Indiana Serving the Needs of the Glass Container Industry 126 Grimm Pontiac—Buick—GMC FAYE S. FISHER REALTOR-AUCTIONEER 105 South Main Street Winchester, Indiana 47394 Ph: 584-3481 636 South Main St. Winchester, IN. 47394 McCOY'S GROCERY 327 Short St. WINCHESTER, INDIANA ROY McKIBBON, OWNER E. S. CB. SALES AND SERVICE 119 E. North St. Winchester, IN. Ph: 584-0343 127 John Carson, Agent OVERPASS MOTEL STATE ROAD 32 27 WINCHESTER, IN. Ph: 584-8281 Farm Bureau Insurance Owners: Kenny Doris Girton Hwy 32 East Winchester, Indiana 47394 Ph: 468-7083 Terri's Fabrics Frills MARSH SUPERMARKET 115 South Main Street WINCHESTER, INDIANA The Complete Line of Fashion Fabrics and Accessories DECORATING IDEAS WITH YOU IN MIND PAINT WALLPAPER GIFTS CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES KIRSCH AND GRABER RODS AND ACCESSORIES Sipe's Store BOB'S MEN'S WEAR (North Side of Square) WINCHESTER BILL PEGGY WEST Ph: 584-9186 or Owners 584-3151 North Side of Square 128 Wilkinson Lumber Co. REEVE'S CAFE 225 W. North St. Winchester, IN. 47394 220 N. Main St. Winchester, IN. Ph: 584-9960 RANDOLPH COUNTY Stewarts Sunoco Service CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Ph: 584-2791 DODGE TRUCKS 210 N. Main St., Winchester 210 N. Main Winchester, IN. Tires, Batteries, Greasing Accessories Carpenter Auto Supply, Inc. 104 E. Franklin Winchester, Indiana 47394 127 N. Eain St.—Winchester, IN. 47394 Ph: 584-1601 Ph: 584-2223 The Treasure Hut Auto Parts Accessories Coins, Coin Supplies, Knives—Turquoise Pennzoil Motor Oil ANNETTE WATSON Small Engines Parts Ph: 584-4861 Courtesy Coffee Shop IVAN THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY Famous For Fine Food Serving You Is Our 202 S. Meridian Business Winchester, IN. Office Ph: 584-1102 Ph: 584-1851 120 N. Main Winchester, IN. FRED ARMSTRONG ASSOCIATES INSURANCE-REALTORS PARKER CITY-WINCHESTER Ph: Parker City 468-7070 BILL BYRD SALESMAN KRAUSE P.0. Box 198 Winchester 584-7031 GREENS FORK, INDIANA 47345 JUNIOR TOWN SHOPWELL FASHIONS 113 W. Franklin St. Winchester, IN. Ph: 584-8701 NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE WINCHESTER,IN. TOTS ' TEENS We Congratulate the Class of '80 Complete line of women's apparel 129 iimiwUs ■WKIHKH 110 W. Pearl Winchester, IN. Ph: 584-7721 mutual home FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Muncie • Winchester We’ve made our mark on Randolph County Like no other bank. Peoples Loan Trust Company has marked oil FIVE locations trom which to serve Randolph Count-ans • with full banking services. fnduOng (arm management counsel, competent trust service, checking loans and savings programs There's a dillerence m banks and the deference IS m your favor at Peoples Loan Trust Company' People Icxm 6 Tumi S LOCATIONS WINCHESTER —E A AMI ANO— M — AIOOIVILIE 130 Rickert Implement Co. 5 1 fU'J ] TiTTM John Deere Sales Service RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK Since 1865 WINCHESTER SPEEDWAY HOSTING THE OLDTIMER'S FESTIVAL BAND TOURNAMENT WE INVITE YOU TO ATTEND SPRINT CAR RACING AND STOCK CAR RACES SEARS CATALOG 105 N. MERIDIAN Ph: 584-5211 Mr. Mrs. James Byrum—Owners D J FAMILY RESTAURANT St. Rd. 32W Ph: 584-8491 McHOLLAND TELEVISION APPLIANCES Bob McHolland—Technician Greenville U.S. 27 South The only authorized RCA-Whirlpool dealer in Randolph County Ph: 584-9291 132 Serving You Is Our First Concern” HAIR JUNCTION Geyer—Chevrolet— Olds. Inc. 213 N. Meridian Winchester, Indiana Ph: 584-0319 210 N. Main Winchester, IN. 47394 The Thrifty Buyer Buys From Geyer” Overmyer Furniture, Inc. 132 N. Main St. Winchester, Ind. 47394 Ph: 584-3281 Good Luck To The Class of 1980” it Serving the Community for 50 Years 1929-79 This is Penney's Always First Quality Winchester, Indiana ontufut ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 133 North Side of Square Winchester, Indiana Ph: 584-5411 Scott and Edna Hawkins HAWKINS APPLIANCE-RADIO SHACK New Store Location 228 N. Columbia Ph: 965-5220 Union City, IN. Mgr. Larry Ferguson R.J. WEBB SON JEWELERS Three Generations of Jewelers Since 1929 Jewelers by Birth, Quality by Tradition Finest Craftsmen in Watch Jewelry Repair Designing Making Fine Jewelry Custom Made—Class Rings 115 S. Main St., Winchester, Indiana FINE DIAMONDS ARE SOLD BY A DIAMOND MAN” Ph: 584-5171 134 Since Mr. Herbert J. Crawford's passing away February 26, 1980, Mrs. Barbara Crawford and daughter, Jane Beaty, will carry on all the same repair services and complete jewelry, diamond, and gift items. CRAWFORDS JEWELRY Ph: 584-9851 South Side of the Square Winchester, Indiana Class Rings Jewelry for All County Schools HECKLEY � BHEFFEB Serving Our Customers For Over 25 Years HECKLEY SHEFFER, INC. R.R. 4=2 Winchester, Indiana 47394 Ph: 584-4101 135 Anchor Hocking ANCHOR HOCKING as the leading industry in Randolph County, Anchor Hocking employs approximately 1100 men and women in the Winchester plant and provides safe, steady work and income for its employees Congratulations and Best Wishes From ANCHOR HOCKING SUNSHINE CLEANERS HAINES REXALL DRUGS 116 S. Meridian Winchester, IN. 47394 Ph: 584-4341 101 N. Meridian Winchester, IN. 47394 Ph: 584-1461 136 Lou Keener 44 Cindy Vance 46 Nancy Keener 44 Rick VanDuyn 46 Tonya Kendal 44 Julie Vinson 46 CHICKEN SHACK Jay King 44 Andy Lackey 44 Dristi Walker 46 Chris Wall 46 Donita Leach 44 Beth Walters 46 Tonya Leach 44 Angela Webb 46 BROASTED CHICKEN Vince Lemons 44 Marilyn Lemons 44 Dennis White 46 Andy Wilson 46 DINE IN OR CARRY OUT Shane Lewallen 44 Vanessa Wilson 46 SANDWICHES AND FISH AND CHIPS Melissa Locke 45 Laura Longworth 45 Charles Wolfe 46 Dean Woodbury 46 OPEN 9:00 A.M. ON RACE DAYS Michelle Lyons 45 Doug Wright 46 Stacy McCord 45 Eric Wynn 46 Erin McCoy 45 Lyle Yoder 46 SPECIAL EVENTS Jeff McCoy 45 Mike Young 46 LOOK FOR THE CHICKEN ON ST. RD. Mary McDavid 45 32 NEXT TO PIZZA HUT Kent McKissick 45 Mary Macy 45 SOPHOMORES Ph: 584-0111 Adam Manning 45 624 E. WASHINGTON WINCHESTER Shawna Marquess 45 Karen Midlam 45 Tammy Addington 38 Rick Ackman 38 Jodee Miles 45 Joyce Aistrop 38 Steven Millares 45 Roger Anderson 38 Theresa Milligan 45 Scott Antras 38 Girton Auto Parts, Inc. Lois Mills 45 Kevin Mock 45 Catherine Armstrong 38 Ray Arrendondo 38 Julie Monroe 45 Bill Auker 38 Kelly Moore 45 Debbie Baker 38 Stocking Distributors of Rhonda Moore 45 Jeff Baldwin 38 Automatic Parts Equipment Larry Moreland 45 Ricky Bates 38 Automotive Machine Shop Ron Morris 45 Jerry Morrison 45 Lori Beilis 38 Robert Bennett 38 Winchester, IN. Tracy Morrison 45 Donna Bosworth 38 Kenny Mosier 45 Tim Bower 38 Ron Mutch 45 Linda Boxell 38 INDEX Margy Curry 43 Debra Newdecker 45 Nancy Brown 38 Kathy Deboy 43 Will Neudecker 45 Tim Brown 38 Tom Dillow 44 Rob Norris 45 John Brumfield 38 FRESHMEN Julie Dreiman 44 Debbie Dull 44 Brian Norton 45 Kent Orr 45 Kristy Burkett 38 Scott Casperson 38 Lois Fair 44 Lisa Owens 45 Brent Cassady 38 Troy Abel 43 Jay Fetters 44 Rose Peacock 45 Lisa Chamness 38 Martha Antonio 43 Bonnie Fetzer 44 Carla Peebles 45 Jim Champ 38 Jim Auker 43 Steve Fields 44 Randy Phenis 45 Melissa Chipley 38 Julie Auker 43 Susie Ford 44 Matt Phillips 45 Dondra Clack 38 Penny Auker 43 Dawn Frazier 44 Ruth Poling 45 Angel Clarkson 38 John Bailey 43 Lori French 44 Tim Poole 45 Dean Clevenger 38 Tim Baldridge 43 Tammy Fritz 44 Mike Pratt 45 Rhonda Cline 38 Matt Baldwin 43 Denise Fritzinger 44 Troy Prescott 45 Nina Cochran 38 Mark Barron 43 Larry Garringer 44 Wendy Prescott 45 Cheryl Coffey 38 Joy Beck 43 Tom Giver 44 David Rees 45 John Collins 38 Jerry Beer 43 Sherry Goodhew 44 Jan Reynolds 45 Remonda Collins 38 Bob Berry 43 Randy Goodman 44 Randy Rittenhouse 45 Stacy Conners 38 Susan Belbrey 43 Shawn Grubbs 44 Patty Robbins 46 Jenny Cook 38 Jason Bisel 43 Lewis Hagedorn 44 Randy Lowe 46 Bill Couch 38 Debbie Bogard 43 Teresa Halcomb 44 Vickie Scharrer 46 Darlene Cox 39 Rick Bradburn 43 Dale Haney 44 Gayle Sears 46 Scott Cross 39 Joetta Braun 43 Mark Haney 44 Lowell Shaffer 46 Kathy Crowell 39 Donna Brown 43 Carlotta Harter 44 Mark Shaffer 46 Mike Cummins 39 Jeff Brueckheimer 43 Kevin Haworth 44 Brad Sahneyfelt 46 Mike Daggett 39 Dan Brumfield 43 Eva Herr 44 Liz Shepherd 46 Mary Daly 39 Greg Brumley 43 Karen Hisel 44 Chris Shockley 46 Susan Deboy 39 Sandy Buckley 43 Neil Hobbs 44 Mike Smiley 46 Brenda Dull 39 Anita Bunch 43 Jim Hoffman 44 Bill Smith 46 Elaine Eley 39 Mike Butler 43 Bev Holder 44 Naomi Spade 46 Stacy Ellison 39 Karen Byrd 43 Tina Hoover 44 Dewanna Spicer 46 Michele Farlow 39 Bruce Cheesman 43 Penny Hudson 44 Mandy Stalcup 46 Lori Farmer 39 Johnna Clack 43 Aaron Hyre 44 Dawn Sunday 46 Brian Fenton 39 Angela Clevenger 43 Tina Jackson 44 Randy Swisher 46 Penny Fields 39 Kenny Collins 43 Tony Jackson 44 Tim Thornburg 46 Jeff Foster 39 Kirk Comer 43 Kelly Jenkins 44 Ruth Thornburg 46 Troy Foust 39 Bruce Cook 43 Rob Jenkins 44 John Toland 46 John Franklin 39 Brenda Cox 43 Kelly Jones 44 Mike Toland 46 Shawn Franklin 39 Cindy Cox 43 Kathy Jones 44 Ginny Towne 46 Brett Frazier 39 Chris Culy 43 John Junco 44 Rick Tucker 46 Jeremy Galbreath 39 137 Gina Garringer 39 Jerry Getting 39 Tonya Gegenheimer 39 Weslie Gierhart 39 Sandra Grant 39 Kathy Hall 39 Alicia Harris 39 Lesley Hathaway 39 Eddie Hawes 39 Melissa Hawley 39 Mary Herold 39 Renee Hildreth 39 Kim Hill 39 Scott Hill 39 Andy Holloway 39 Tresa Holcomb 39 Billy Hudson 40 Dale Hunt 40 Lisa James 40 Kevin Jones 40 Willy Jones 40 Robbie Kelly 40 Eddie Kelsey 40 Daron Klem 40 Mark Laudenbacher 40 Tammy Lee 40 Shirley Lamons 40 James Lewis 40 Kerry Ludy 40 Pam Longworth 40 Bonnie McClish 40 Chris McCoy 40 Darla McCoy 40 Kim McDavid 40 Beth McKnight 40 Todd McKnight 40 Joe McKiney 40 Jerry McKissick 40 Jeff McKissick 40 Darian Mallory 40 Jamie Manning 40 Regina Markley 40 Tessie Mason 40 Terry Mays 40 Lareine Medler 41 Brian Meek 41 Betina Mikel 41 Rhonda Miles 41 Tammy Miller 41 Jerry Milligan 41 Lisa Mills 41 Lolita Miranda 41 Kim Mock 41 Rob Moland 41 Kaye Mong 41 Bob Monroe 41 Susie Moore 41 Jim Moore 41 Dan Osborn 41 Glen Osborn 41 Sherry Phenis 41 Tom Phenis 41 Ray Pierce 41 Kim Pigg 41 Brian Poling 41 Chris Prescott 41 Doug Prescott 41 Terri Pugh 41 Mark Ramsey 41 Doug Retter 41 Tina Richards 41 Diane Richardson 41 Mike Richardson 41 Rick Riley 41 Swight Rines 41 Joy Robbins 41 Joy Roberts 41 Lisa Sebrlng 41 Barbara Shaneyfelt 41 David Shannon 41 Jim Shepherd 42 Linda Shoop 42 Susan Shriver 42 Pam Simmons 42 Wanda Skinner 42 Mary Ann Smith 42 Mike Smith 42 Ricky Smith 42 Theresa Smith 42 Tyler Smith 42 Mary Jo Sprinkle 42 Robin Staggs 42 Jeff Sterling 42 Jacki Stonerock 42 Shane Stover 42 Becky Sullivan 42 Darci Thornburg 42 Roger Thornbury 42 Roy Thornbury 42 Robin Throgmorton 42 Roger Transue 42 Danny Tucker 42 Danny VanNote 42 Bill Vore 42 Lana Vore 42 Lisa Wagner 42 Tonya West 42 Stephanie Wicker 42 Tina White 42 Bryan Whitted 42 Robbie Whitted 42 Mimi Williams 42 Mitzi Williams 42 Patricia Wilson 42 Donna Winningham 42 Stan Winningham 42 Kevin Woodbury 42 Tanya Woolf 42 John Wyatt 42 Zina Wysong 42 Bill Young 42 JUNIORS Norman Addington 33 Tammy Addington 33 Shelly Alexander 33 Terry Alfrey 33 Tammy Alley 33 Mark Anderson 33 Lori Auker 33 Jamie Baker 33 Walter Baldridge 33 Sharon Barr 33 Charles Berry 33 Tom Berry 33 Brenda Bertram 33 Melinda Bisel 33 Tim Blansett 33 Sandy Brumley 33 Larry Bryant 33 John Burkhardt 33 Mike Chamness 33 Trent Champ 33 Susie Cheesman 33 Dan Clevenger 33 Bill Clark 33 Royce Cole 33 Mark Collins 33 Susan Connors 33 Teresa Connors 33 Crystal Cornelius 33 Lorraine Couch 33 Grayson Cox 33 Bob Cox 33 Joe Croyle 33 Mark Cunningham 33 Sherry Cummings 33 Rob Curry 33 Dion Davis 33 Connie Day 34 Lisa Delk 34 Barbara Dull 34 Lisa Duncan 34 Trent Durham 34 Don Dykes 34 Jonathan Edwards 34 Marc Edwards 34 Rhonda Eley 34 Jerry Fair 34 Beth Farmer 34 Jackie Farmer 34 Gay Fetters 34 Lisa Fields 34 Doug Ford 34 Chris Foudray 34 Amy Fowler 34 Holly Fraser 34 Debbie French 34 Neal Gainer 34 Kim Giver 34 Fred Goodhew 34 Cindy Graft 34 Johnna Gray 34 Sharon Grimm 34 Deonna Hackler 34 Todd Haney 34 Tim Hart 34 Nate Hawley 34 Bill Hayworth 34 Joe Hines 34 Randy Huffer 34 Kevin Huffman 34 Sherry Huffman 34 Tina Huffman 34 Shawn Hunt 35 Betsy Hrye 35 Mitch Hyre 35 Bill Jackson 35 Janet Jackson 35 Kevin James 35 Everett Jarrett 35 Andrea Jarrett 35 Andrea Jenkins 35 Rick Jessup 35 Lynn Jones 35 Gynnie Keesling 35 Robert King 35 Teresa King 35 Mark Lackey 35 Tony Leach 35 Kim Lewallen 35 Pam Longworth 35 Curt Long 35 Robin Lykins 35 Kim McCord 35 Rick McCord 35 Bob McCoy 35 Beck McDavid 35 Jackie Markley 35 Sheryl Meek 35 Sarah Merriman 35 Julie Mills 35 Brian Minnich 35 Don Mock 35 Lisa Moody 35 Lora Moreland 35 Genice Mosier 35 John Mosier 36 Vicky Negele 36 Ron Norton 36 Tina Norton 36 Tom Norton 36 Anita Oakes 36 Doug O'Brien 36 Rob O'Dell 36 Jon Peacock 36 Kim Pennington 36 Neil Peperak 36 Ronda Pigg 36 Marilyn Prescott 36 Brenda Rees 36 Yvonne Resler 36 Tom Retter 36 Corina Reynolds 36 Robin Rhodes 36 Brenda Riley 36 Rhonda Rook 36 Connie Runkle 36 Duane Searcy 36 Jeff Sears 36 Wayne Sebring 36 Gina Sherwood 36 Phoebe Short 36 Curtis Shriver 36 Karen Sibert 36 Tim Simmons 37 Jeff Sims 37 Stanton Sloan 37 Beth Smiley 37 Donnie Smith 37 Liz Snyder 37 Nancy Sommer 37 Pat Sprinkle 37 Connie Stewart 37 Lee Stover 37 Kay Sutton 37 Terry Thompson 37 Ted Thornburg 37 Valerie Trosper 37 Jim Ullom 37 Bill Van Duyn 37 Jay Walker 37 Sharon Vore 37 Gloria Ward 37 Dave Wall 37 Gary White 37 Stephanie Whitesel 37 Katie Williams 37 Tim Whyde 37 Keith Williams 37 Laura Wilson 37 Murray Wilson 37 Dave Woodbury 37 Tim Woolf 37 Brett Woznicki 37 Marsha Younger 37 SENIORS Bob Almonrode 18 Kim Anderson 18 Suzanne Anderson 18 Christina Armstrong 18 Lecia Moland Armstrong 18 Sherman Armstrong 18 Lois Ann Baldridge 18 Norman Bates 18 Brenda Bemis 18 Penny Blansett 19 Annette Bosworth 19 Kathy Kay Bowden 19 138 Dan Bradburn 19 Shirley Harper 22 Shawn McCoy 26 Randy Sanders 29 Lori Lynn Brenton 19 Clint Hawley 22 Jerry Randall McDavid 26 Phil Shaneyfelt 29 Pam Brown 19 Joe Hawley 22 Beth Ann McKissick 26 Lisa Shumaker 29 Ray Carlton Brumfield 19 Lori Haworth 22 Amory Merriman 26 Teresa Simmons 29 Chuck Brumley 19 Karen Marie Haynes 22 Robert Mikel 26 Connie Sue Sipe 29 Daren Bush 19 Regina Osborn Hernly 22 Gary Miller 26 Kent E. Sipe 29 Diana Byrd 19 Debbie Hildreth 23 Bill Mills 26 Tom Sisk 29 Gregory W. Clevenger 19 Dale Hill 23 Bill Mock 26 Brent Smith 29 Jana Cline 20 Daniel T. Hill 23 Greg Mock 26 Debbie Smith 30 Tina Coalter 20 Peggy Himes 23 Lynn Renee Moore 26 Dora Smith 30 Carol Cochran 20 Matt Hinshaw 23 Jeffrey Alan Morrison 26 DuWayne Smith 30 Marita Kay Coffman 20 Gary Hoffman 23 Lorie Moxin 27 Sheila Smith 30 Rae Conley 20 Sue Holder 23 Dave Muncy 27 Connie Smithson 30 Paul E. Cornett 20 Jim Holt 23 Paul Muncy 27 Jim Stalcup 30 Dee Cortner 20 John Hudson 23 Julie Neudecker 27 Pamela Darlene Staller 30 David Douglas Covert 20 Scott Hunley 23 Oscar Nunez 27 Diane Staller 30 Cheryl Cox 20 Gary Jenkins 23 Lisa Osamu 27 Mike Stonerock 30 Denise Cox 20 Scott Jones 24 Krystal Oswalt 27 Jamie Strahan 30 Karen Cox 20 David Andrew Kahle 24 Kurt Owens 27 Jill Straley 30 Karen Cummings 21 Kimberly Jo Kepner 24 Pat Owens 27 Joann Stuckey 30 Randy Deboy 21 Tammy King 24 Tony Page 27 John Joseph Tanner 31 Carine DeSpiegeleer 21 Christie Klem 24 Marty Parrott 27 Susan E. Tharp 31 Denise Dunham 21 Monte Lackey 24 Curt Passmore 28 David Thornburg 31 Lori Durbin 21 Cathy Lake 24 Jill Patterson 28 Charles Ward 31 Dean Edwards 21 Mike Landers 24 Jeannie Phillips 28 Shelly Wiist 31 Jackie Evans 21 Craig Laudenbacker 24 Russ Pigg 28 Martin Williams 31 Nancy Felton 21 Kathy Lee 24 Kurt Prescott 28 Vivian Williams 31 Jack Ferguson 21 Tina Louise Lindsey 24 Sherri Pugh 28 Harry Wilson 31 John Fisher 21 Chris A. Long 25 Christina Jane Retter 28 Bob Wilt 31 Debbie Fleming 21 Randy Longnecker 25 Jim Ratliff 28 Jeff Winningham 31 Randy Garland 21 Larry Longworth 25 Danny Retz 28 Teena Winningham 31 Terry Garrett 22 Dale Lovell 25 Kerry Rhoades 28 Mark Wolfe 31 Mike Graft 22 Tim Ludwick 25 Penny Midlam Rhoades 28 Jeff Woodbury 32 Vivian Greene 22 Schery Luedike 25 Jeanne Marie Robbins 29 Todd Woodring 32 Tom Haines 22 David Edward Macy 25 Annette Doris Roberts 29 Michelle Wysong 32 Timothy A. Halcomb 22 Beverly McCord 25 Valerie Ann Roderick 29 Jay Zicht 32 Shelby Hale 22 Karen A. McCord 25 Mathew Zane Ross 29 Tammy Hall 22 Kelly McCoy 25 Mike Runkle 29 Jan Haney 22 Lesa McCoy 25 Suzanne Kay Runkle 29 Wanda Hardesty 22 Sharia McCoy 26 Jane Russell 29 The 1980 Golden Era Staff Offers Its Thanks to KEEVER STUDIOS Fine Color Photography Portraits for All Occasions Commercial Photography 110 N. Main Farmland Ph: 468-7801 139 This is the last remains of the 1980 falcons. The times and events of the year are all gone but the memories are, hopefully, captured in the binding of these pages. The flight of the falcons has finally come to a close and these falcons are never to return.