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H E TRAIL BLAZ ER the Indianapolis 'l 'H E TRAIL BLAZ E .R The Indianapolis Hiking Club ( Happiness . A Step at a Time ) VOLUME TWENTY NINE 1997 EDITION The Indianapolis Hiking Club was organized in January 1957 by a group of hikers who had been working on the completion of the Yellowwood Trail, a 22 mi l e cross country trail from Morgan-Monroe forest to Bear Wallow. In April of 1997 the Club celebrated 40 years of hiking and other outdoor activities with a 40th Anniversary Banquet . More about the banquet on one of the following pages . The Club bas been a leader in Indiana for outdoor recreation. Last year the Club sponsored 708 hikes, 6 weekend outings, 1 picnic, l Christmas party, and 2 General Assembly meetings. The organization has been fortunate in always having good and dedicated people to serve as officers. Last year the following members guided the activities of the Club while adhering to the purpose for which the Club was founded - "To Encourage a Love of Nature, Through the Promotion of Outdoor Recreation in the Form of Hikes and Outings, and to Sponsor other Ac tivities Incidental to the Foregoing". -.. .~E OFFICERS APPOINTED OFFICERS DIRECTORS President .. .. Tom Bowers conservation ... .. Ron Craig Gary Howe Vice- President . Jean Ballinger Membership-Mileage . James Griffin Shameron Mueller Pathfinder ..... Avis Shipman Membership-Contacts . Jean Ballinger Michele Kestle Secretary ...... Elaine Wright Publications .. .. .. Bill Larrison Larry Kahl Treasurer ... .. Be tty Glidewell Publicity .......... Brian/Donna Burke Social-Programs . Brian/Donna Burke Soci al-Refreshments.Carol Barnes HIKE LF.ADERS - Our leaders spend a lot of time in scouting areas for hikes and arranging the write-up for the pathfinder. They are a vital part of the success of the Club. Recognized below are people who have led or co-led 5 or more hikes last year. Rick Kinnaman 66 Marsha Hutchins 23 Yvonne Cable 11 John Behrmann 7 James Griff in 51 Carol Barnes 21 Bob Begeman 11 Tom Bowers 6 Avis Shipman 46 Hal Rynerson 20 Marge Begeman 11 Betty Glidewell 6 Gary Howe 45 Adena Rynerson 20 J.C. Overton 11 Richard Glidewe ll 6 Elaine Wright 45 Donna Ambrous 18 Jill McFall 10 Mary Lester 6 Fran Leone 42 Bob Corya 17 Nan Tate 10 Bruce Meyer 6 Dorothea Powers 38 Marian Bever 16 Barbara Tipton 10 Allan Roberts 6 Bill Larrison 34 Dave Rockey 13 Don Tipton 10 Cass Cassity 5 Michele Kestle 33 Brian Burke 12 Shameron Mueller 9 Henry McFa 11 5 Jean Ballinger 31 Donna Burke 12 Al Drehobl 8 Libby Moore 5 Larr y Kahl 31 Jim Cable 12 Shirley Overton 8 Thomas Patterson 5 bic..ry Kidwe 11 29 Please contact the pathfinder if you want to help in leading hikes. The Club welcomes new leaders and will assist them in learning the details. VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF HIKING ' '' THE TRAIL BIAZER 1997 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 2 Esch year the Club recognizes with pride those members who have hiked 200 miles or more during the year. Following is the Honor Roll for 1997. HIKING HONOR ROLL MILES MILES MILES MIL.-- Thomas Patterson 1505 Olga Woolman 592 Richard Glidewell 354 M. Kohlmeyer 2:, ' Robert Corya 1250 Karen Chandler 579 Pat Lawler 354 Audrey Rogers 257 James Griffin 1164 Joe Wilhelm 563 Adena Rynerson 354 Kathleen McGraw 251 Rick Kinnaman 1068 John Behrmann 560 Mary Kidwell 345 Paula Moore 250 Jill McFall 959 Bruce Meyer 547 Jean Ballinger 340 Ronald Moore 250 Gary Howe 947 Cindy West 546 Cheryl Conwell 331 E. Mendenhall 250 Tom Bowers 904 Thomas McKeon 542 Al Drehobl 323 Bud Blair 248 Mary Lester 803 Genie Waltz 534 Barbara Tipton 322 Larry Kahl 239 Michele Kestle 794 Bill Larrison 517 Phil Slaughter 321 Marti Applegate 237 Tom Hollett 793 Mary Vollenweider 502 Cynthia OWens 321 Bob Bege:nan 237 Anna Lee Johnson 783 Henry McFall 500 Nell Larrison 316 C. Curtiss 236 Be t ty Steed 778 Marsha Hutchins 497 Donald Tipton 312 Nanette Tate 234 Elaine Wright 760 Anne Finney 483 Betty Glidewell 307 .Paul Peirce 234 Pat Thomas 740 Donna Ambrous 474 Cass Cassity 302 Carol Barnes 231 Dennis Taft 739 Fran Leone 467 J.C . Overton 302 Vija Gullett 231 Avis Shipman 738 Mabel Easton 437 Shirley Overton 295 Stephanie Kestle 231 Ben Shipman 726 Ann Gehring 436 Gene Wa l tz 283 Jane Reidelbach 225 Allan Roberts 688 James Cable 431 Dan Randolph 280 Karey Brooks 224 Tom Fritch 685 Judith Johnson 425 Brian Burke 279 Win Pulsifer 221 Patricia Demaree 671 Kathy Burch 421 Tish Brafford 273 Michael Khalil 220 Ricki Jo Hoffman 658 Yvonne Cable 418 June Pogue 273 Mary Pulsifer 217 Dave Rockey 657 Dorothy Bohn 408 Charles Brunette 270 Mary Anderson 210 Marian Bever 649 Bob Layman 404 Lee Kestle 267 Rachel Joachim 208 Charles Hodges 609 Judy Torrence 402 Dorothea Powers 263 Phil Tunnah 206 Mary Hodges 609 Hal Rynerson 387 Rod Collier 257 James Born 2(1)...... Sue Bl air 602 Donna Burke 382 Paul Jackson 2. Marge Begeman 355 Many members can not hike enough to make the Honor Roll. Please come out as often as you can. There are many Club activities you can join in. THIS IS YOUR CLUB'' TAKE PART IN IT. SPECIAL SCHEDULED EVENTS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY - On December 14th a lar ge crowd gathered at the Lawrence Park Department auditorium for t he annual Christmas Party . The pitch- in buffet dinner featured many delicious foods from members favorite recipes. It was easy to eat too much but that is what festival occasions are for. TheSweet Adelines entertained after the meal with music for the season. Santa showed up as usual . ANNUAL SUMMER PICNIC - The hikers met at 10 :00 AM at Shelter "B" in Eagle Creek Park. Af ter the hike, we all joined in for the pitch- in lunch. People like to show off their specialty items and we had some very interesting delicacies to eat. It was a lovely day in the Park to hike and visit with good friends. GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETINGS - These mee ~ings are great opportunities for members to meet on a social basis and get better acquainted. The meeting on March 13th was at the offices of Baker and Daniels. The evening speaker was Mr. Warmsma.n of Sitzmark talking about the selection and fitting of footwear. Interesting ques~ions and answers followed his talk. On September 11th the Club met at the Epworth United Methodist Church for the election of o f f icers for the coming year . After the elections , Dr . Jeffrey Peterson, director of Sports Medicine Clinic at St. Francis Hospital talked about the treatment of non-surgical sports injuries, and how to prevent injuries when hiking. Many questions and answers followed. Refreshments were served at both meetings. _TH_E__ T_RA~I_L_B_LA __ Z_E_R ______ l_9_9_7_E_D_l_T_I_ON ____ ~T_HE ___ I_ND __ IA_NA~~-~I~K~I~N~G_;;,;CL~UB~------------~P-a_g_e __ 3~ 4CYl'H ANNIVERSARY BA.NQURT CELEBRATION - The highlight of 1997 was the banquet on April 12th at the Primo Banquet Hall, celebrating 40 years of "Happiness - A Step at a Time". The hospitality hour from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM was a time for visiting and reminiscing while looking at the many pictures and mementos on display from the previous 40 years. After a welcome from ·,e president and the invocation, the crowd of some 170 members and guests enjoyed the ~mptious dinner buffet. After dinner there were many introductions and recognitions and a brief history of the Club. We listened to Win Pulsifer's version of the Club song. Various members told about their remembrances and anecdotes from years past. The Club presented Bill and Nell Larrison with a plaque for their 33 years of service. Gnaw Bone Camp announced that they had established the "Larrison Loop" trail. And Bill Larrison received the Sagamore of the Wabash award from Governor O'Bannon as presented by Brian Burke. Many door prizes were given out near the end of the evening. The beautiful program was created and printed by Avis and Ben Shipman, and were assisted by Sham Mueller and Betty Glidewell. Inside the program was much information about the Club such as the list of current members with the date they joined the Club. Also the current officers, past presidents, and a brief history of the Club. Many people helped to make this event a success, particularly Tom and Eloise Bowers, Brian and Donna Burke, Bill and Nell Larrison, and Win Pulsifer. Eloise Bowers captured the banquet on video tape to preserve it for posterity. WEEKEND OVERNIGlIT OUTINGS SPRING MILL STATE PARK - There were some 57 members and guests and several day hikers who enjoyed a winter weekend in February at Spring Mill. Got in quite a bit of hiking, and many were fortunate to see an albino deer in the forest on one of the hikes. The social hour Saturday evening was followed after dinner by a program by Mary Sommer , park naturalist, in the Elm room. Quite warm for February and also some rain in the area, but none on our hikes. GNAW BONE CAMP - This was the Club 's 27th year at Gnaw Bone Camp for Memorial Day weekend. Some 61 members and guests plus many day hikers enjoyed the trails among the hills at Gnaw Bone. The weatherman cooperated. Saturday evening we met at the she lter for some singing . ...,........1nday after the morning hike and after lunch, it was time for a leisurely Sunday afternoon . ..ad our social hour before supper. The Johnson County Folk Singers entertained us Sunday evening with their special brand of music.
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