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

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Mark Keever, Todd Keys, Tammy Keys, A.J. Lasley, Robert Lawrence, David Law-son, Brenda Lovell Ron Lyons, Kevin Mallory, Todd Manning, Todd Marker, John Marquess, Rich McCoy, Crystal McCoy Sherri McDavid, Mary Ann McCoy, Jeff McKissack, Rob Moles, Mia Moon, Rick Mosier, Brent Nephew. Jonna Nordloh, Kathy Norton, Brian Oz-bun, Melissa Phenis, Doug Phistner, Tracy Rawlings, Shane Rheinhart Anita Riley, Geoff Rittenhouse, Tino Roberts Ron Rook, Marlena Sanders, Tracy Sayers Patty Schweiser, Judy Sells, Cari Shaw Craig Sherwood, Terri Shipley, Shane Simmons James Slusher, Kamela Smart, Bert Smiley, Chris Smiley, Tammy Smith, Greg Sommer, Danny Speed Danny Stephens, Tim Steveson, Cindy Stil-well, Julie Stuckey, Laura Study, Angela Suarez, Jill Symons Dean Thomas, Andrea Walters, Tom Watkins, Merri Williams, Robert Wolfe, Daniel Yoder, Jane Zell 12

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Rick Almonrode, Kent Anderson, Tom Armstrong, Rosie Arrendondo, Bonnie Bailey, Jason Baker, Todd Bastion Scott Beatty, Sharon Beck, Sherry Benson, De Ann Bickel, Lynn Blankenship, Doug Bradbury, Jason Brown Mary Brumfield, Doug Buckingham, Jim Burge, Amy Byrum, Charity Chalfant, Connie Chipley, Julie Chowning Dee Cockran, Krista Comer, Bill Cook, Doreen Cook, Debbie Crain, Andy Croyle, Cristi Croyle Steve Croyle, John Daggett, Jenny Daly, Bill Davis, Dianna Dennis, Amy Detro, Monte Detro Theresa Dillie, Becky Dillow, Steve Doughty, Angie Downing, John Dull, Christina Duncan, Darren Dunham Gary Elleman, Jerry Elleman, Mary Evans, Bret Farmer, Gwynne Fields, Skylor Fifer, Luke Fowler Christi Fox, Scott Franke, Cheryl Franklin, Jim Fritts, Shane Fruit, Tony Green, Manual Gross Roger Hammer, Karen Haney, Angie Harney, Tony Hawley, Rory Helms, Rich Her-old, John Herron Shane Herron, Lisa Hersberger, Glenn Hibbard, Sonya Hibbard, Jeff Hinshaw, Joni Hinshaw, Rick Holliday Todd Hollingsworth, Mike Hoover, Kathy Hudson, Angie Huffman, Amy Jennings, Dave Johnson, Susan Jones n

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Credits Build Toward Prom The couples were present. The commons which had been institutional, was now a fantasy land, and the juniors were as proud as they could be. The stage was set for the '85 Prom, A Night In Heaven. Juniors created this beauty, but not in one night. Even the last night anxious, hard-working juniors toiled nine hours setting up for the night ahead of them. Long before set-up time though, the real work began. As early as one's sophomore year a class dreamt of its special night. They started by acquiring a small fee for doing clean-up duty after the previous year's Prom. The following Fall there were class meetings attended, class activities participated in, class dues paid, concessions worked at, and pizzas sold. All this was done in hopes they could raise enough money for Prom, and that they would acquire enough points for work credit. Juniors were given a set amount of credits for any project or work sessions in which they participated. Credits accumulated over the years. At the end, if a student lacked the full credits he found himself paying $2.00 for each point missing. If enthusiasm grew extremely as spring rolled around, then students were still getting those last minute credits. Compliments from the seniors and faculty made the year of hustle and bustle a small price to pay for a 'shocking' Prom. LEFT PAGE: Julie Stuckey served as Homecoming princess in '84 TOP: Bret Farmer, Patty Schweiser, Tracy Smithson, Sponsor Brueckheimer and Sponsor Hawley were among those who helped raise $1200 at concessions. LEFT: Charity Chalfant shows triumph felt by junior girls winning tug of war. 13