THE TRAIL BLAZ E.R The Indianapolis Hiking Club Happiness- A Step at a Time

VOLUME SEVENTEEN NO. ONE

1985 EDITION

This yearly report to the members is the method by which the history of the Indianapolis Hiking Club is chronicled and kept up to dat e . The club enjoyed an exciting and interesting schedule of events last year, as it complet ed the 28th year of exis t ence, following the purpose for which it was organized; "To encourage a love of nature, through the promotion of outdoor recreation in the form of hikes and outings, and to sponsor other activities incidental to the foregoing" . Any organization needs the participation of individual members to be s trong and vibrant, and the Indianapolis Hiking Club excels in this r espect. The active and enthusiastic support of a l arge percent of the membership has helped to make t he club the outstanding outdoor recreation group in .

The total paid up membership at the end of the year wa s 368. During the year the c lub sponsored 198 hikes , and 3 overnight outings, ·the summer picnic, the Christmas Party, and a backpack. There were 4 General Assembly mee tings, which are the bus iness and soci al genera l meetings of the members. Va rious items of interes t are presented by the o fficer s ~ ~nc luding the current financ i al report, and the members a re informed of recent decisions )Y-the board of directors. The September General Assembly is also the meeting for the election of officers for the new year. Speaker s with programs of interest are a rranged by the social committee for the entertainment of the members following the business section.

E2~h year the club ha s always had capable and dedicated people as officers to direct the activities. Many hours are spent in work behind the scenes to make the club a success . The support of the members is really appreciated and makes the hard work all worthwhile. The fo llowing people served as officers during the year ending October 1, 1985.

LINE OFFICERS APPOINTED OFFICERS DIRECTORS President ...... Sam Lloyd Membership ..... John Behrmann Will Harrer Vice President .. Bob Begeman Publicity ...... J oe Lehman Tom Palmberg Pathfinder . • .••• Charles Brunette Publications ... Bill Larrison Linda Elliott Secretary ...... Dorothy Field Conservation ... Al Drehobl Philip Lin Treasurer ..... • . Betty Woodward Socia 1: Programs ..... Harrison Feldman Refreshments.Carol Sutcliffe

NOTE : Charles Brunette resigned as pathfinder in March, and the president, Sam Lloyd, appointed Mary Kidwell to serve as pathfinder for the rest of the year.

Over the years the Indianapolis Hiking Club has always planned schedules in response to the requests and suggestions of members. THIS IS YOUR CLUB~~ YOUR SUGGESTIONS AND ADVICE FOR THE GOOD OF THE CLUB IS ALWAYS WELCOMED BY THE OFFICERS. The pa t hfinder in .--..-a-I'ticular is always searching for new and interesting ar eas to hike. The club needs a variety of hikes and activities to meet the needs of the varied membership long and rugged hikes, as well as short and easy ones and many others in between these extremes . YOUR HELP IS NEEDED in planning the future of the c lub. THE TRAIL B'I.AZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 2

Members of the club who have achieved special goals in hiking are recognized each year. Listed below on the SPECIAL HONOR ROLL are a ll who have hiked more than 200 miles during the year, or have been on at l east 20 hikes.

SPECIAL HONOR ROLL

HIKES MILES HIKES MILES HIKES MILES Joe Wilhelm 139 1225 Jim Ernsting 51 406 lil'e 11 Larrison 37 234 Tom Patterson 90 1093 Mabel Voyles 50 393 Dorothy Field 41 233 Bob Begeman 99 1052 Mary Kidwell 63 386 Paul Peirce 34 233 Marge Begeman 101 1038 Tom Bowers 30 383 Karleen Huneck 21 232 Alice Brink 89 762 Henry McFa 11 28 371 George MacLean 53 229 Robin Ott 55 752 Jill Harmon 28 370 Rose Damm 26 222 Harrison Feldman 54 709 Gene Waltz 64 366 Bill Flora 42 217 Jim Stern 84 695 Ron Craig 36 353 Bert Roth 28 217 Frank Thompson 104 656 Fred Eckstein 46 353 Marsha Hutchins 24 210 John Behrmann 55 612 Sam Lloyd 42 351 Estelle Cope 26 195 Carol Sutcliffe 70 569 Bill Larrison 48 350 Bob McConne 11 24 193 Philip Lin 79 561 Mary Pulsifer 53 328 Dennis Taft 25 184 Charles Brunette 45 546 Jim Jones 31 325 Mi lna Hense 1 23 166 June Pogue 47 528 Genie Waltz 55 313 Ken Brizendine 26 165 ?.ugh Weber 67 520 Ed Chambers 60 302 Henry Moore 24 165 Betty Woodward 58 510 Libby Moore 44 271 Linda Elliott 26 161 Wilma Thompson 81 503 Bob Pedigo 37 253 Alice Roth 20 1~6 Tom Palmberg 47 502 Hazel Morrison 39 252 Doris Flora 23 115 Margaret Flack 70 500 Tom Jordan 27 237 Tony Vitale 24 lll Al Drehobl 44 464 Win Pulsifer 35 236 Alberta Neill 20 78 Ursula Breeding 57 447

Congratulations t o all who made the Honor Roll. There were many others who came close. The club has many active and valuable members who for one reason or another are unable to do all the hiking they might like to. Please come out to the ac:i vities as often as you can - all the members are important to the club.

HIKE LEADERS!! They need to be recognized and appreciated . They are the backbone of the club. They not only lead us on hikes, but they spend much time in scouting the trails looking for variations and exploring for new areas to hike. The club wants to esp~cially recognize and thank those leaders who led 5 or more hikes during the year.

Bob Begeman 16 Thomas Patterson 12 Carol Sutcliffe 7 Mary Kidwell 16 Al Drehobl 11 Bill Flora 6 Libby Moore 15 Jim Stern 11 Frank Thompson 6 Ur sul a Breeding 14 Bill La rrison 10 Wilma Thompson 6 Marge Begeman 13 Alberta Neill 10 Dorothy Field 5 John Behrmann 13 Charles Brunette 8 Betty Woodward 5

These leaders led for about 160 hikes out of a total of 198 hikes during the year. Some­ times there are 2 leaders on a hike, so therefore the total number of leaders will add up to more than the total number of hikes.

THE SUMMER PICNIC On a nice summer Saturday late in July, the members found themselves at the Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary for a day of good hiking and good eating. This beautiful 600 acre park owned by the Indiana Audubon Society was indeed the proper setting . About 23 hikers came earl y for -.._ the morning hike, and the rest arrived around noon for the pitch-in picnic and general good times . We ate in the Markle Barn overlooking one of the l akes. THE TRAIL B~ZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 3

THE ANNUAL CHRIS~S PARTY Again we met at the Covenant Presbyterian Church on a Saturday earl y in December to enjoy the companionship of good friends in cel ebration of the Holiday season. What a huge success 'las the pitch-in dinner, where many of the "Che~s" of the club vied with one another to see who could produce the most delectable creation. What a t r eat ! M.any indulged a little too much - but that is the way with Christmas parties. GERRY GRAY and JERRY HAMMONS entertained us with their songs of the season - playing the dulcimer, the auto harp, and the guitar. And we joined in singing some of the carols. Santa Claus showed up again, and passed out apples along with a lot of hearty HO, HO, HO's.

WORK ON THE KNOBSTONE TRAIL On a warm day in June, members of the club worked on trail maintenance on the Knobstone Trail. Under the direction of Chris Donovan of the Department of Nat~ral Resources, the following people headed by Al Drehobl l abored in the area of Elk Creek - Fred Eckstein, Bill Larrison, Hugh Weber, Jill Harmon, Henry McFall, Pat Fox, Shirley Plunkett, Tom Palmberg, Louise Crandall, Al Crandall, Charles Brunette, and Bill Isham. The Knobstone Trail is of particular interest to the club, as the club has worked on it several times in recent years, and many have hiked the various sections of it.

REVIEW OF THE SCHEDULED HIKES

Self guiding as well as guided hikes were sponsored for each week in the month for various months in the year, repeating with the directions referred to on the first day of the hike. October found us at Ellenberger on Tuesday evenings for self-guided hikes with Ursula Breeding. During January, self-guided hikes from Devington with Charles Brunette. In February and into M.arch we ~t at Eagle Creek on Tuesdays and Saturdays with Libby Moore. M.ary Kidwell continued leading us on Wednesdays a t Eagle Creek. During June the Begemans had White River Parkway hikes Tuesday evenings. Met for the Thatcher ~ ommunity Levee hikes on Tuesdays in July with the Thompsons. And then on Wednesdays Jim Stern had self-guided hikes from Broad Ripple. During August Carol Sutcliffe led the Riverview hikes each Wednesday, and during September back to the self guided hikes from Ellenber ger with Ursul a Breeding.

We started our regular scheduled hiking with Libby Moore's backpack in October at Hoosier National. Then followed Ed Chambers at Morgan-Monroe. Climbed the hills of Knob Lake at Jackson Forest with Bill Larrison. Tom Patterson took us from Glendale to the Circle. Saw Jim Stern's Flowing· Well, then on to Village Farms, and ended October following Tom Palmberg from Metamora to Oldenburg.

November began at Gnaw Bone Camp. Betty took us down Fall Creek, and then we learned orienteering from Bob Begeman at Hoosier Na tiona l . Rose showed us Morse Reservoir, and Bob Begeman led us down the Bloomfield Brick. Way up north to Potato Creek with John, and then down south with Al to Deam Wilderness. Jim Ernsting explained the architecture of Columbus to us, and we ended November at McCormick's Creek with Mary Kidwell.

The Christmas month began at New Castle with Betty Woodward . Visited Washington's Drunmer Boy with Bob Pedigo, and saw the Hoosier Dome with Alberta. Expiored the Yellowwood Trail with Charlie Brunette, and then Tom Patterson started across the state, Parts I and II. Shopped a couple of centers, and took a Christmas day hike at Ell enberger.

JANUARY WAS COLD . But we kept on hiking. Dorothy Field hiked along Fall Creek, and we followed Joe Wilhelm to Sweetwater and Cordrj. Saw Shannon lake, and then took a trip along the canal and White River. Hiked with John Behrmann to the fast food stores in Greenfield late in January. THE TRAIL BIAZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 4

February found us at Devington with Charlie. Linda took us to Eagle Creek, and Al Drehobl showed us East Indy a couple of times. IUPUI was next with Joe Lehman. Visited Eagle Creek several time during the month, and ended up February with Carol Sutcliffe walking around the Meridian Kessler area.

The winds of March found a few of us continuing to march across the state - Parts III and IV. Went to Eagle Creek several more times, and also hiked along the canal. Bob Begeman took us on a hike along the · shores of Geist Reservoir. Alice Brink showed us Holliday Park. Al hiked the rugged Ten O'Clock line. Harrison took us again to Mississinewa, and then we visited the Indianapolis Symphony.

In April we saw wild flowers at Morgan-Monroe and at Turkey Run. And we also . finished the trek across the state. And then Al Drehobl showed us the Crosley Fish and Game area. And Marge and Bob went back to Hickory Ridge for some hiking. Visited Jackson Forest and then on to Martin Forest with Ruth Schroeder .

May found us in Illinois on the Lincoln Trail and the city of Springfield. Went to Morgan-Brown County with Margret. John Behrmann hiked us along the Yell owwood Trail. Saw the "highest" point in Indiana. Trudged along the Knobstone Trail a couple of times, and ended up at Raccoon Lake.

Took off south in June to and the Muskhogen Trail near Evansville. Enjoyed the trails at the Hays Arboretum with Nell. Took the ridges of Clark Forest with Al Drehobl. Rugh Weber took us to Ruster Park. Jim Stern showed us the historic north and south sides. Followed John and Charlie along the Wabash Heritage Trail. Went to Tippecanoe Park, and then to Crown Hill.

July found us at Versailles Park and at Mounds Park. Walked along the back ro6ds near Mooresville with Carol . Explored the historic coU1I1unity of Metamora with the Pulsifers. Did some hiking along Riverview, at College Park, and along the White River. Went to Turkey Run with Mary Kidwell to finish July.

We began August at Terre Haute with Tom Palmberg . Clark's advance trail was an interesting hike with Bob and Marge. We visited several of our State Parks, Shades, Shakamak, and Lieber. And also the State Museum. And back to Deam Wilderness again with Al.

Went to Jackson-Washington in ear.ly September with Al. Robin showed us Kokomo area, and then Marge Begeman to~k us to Spurgeon Holl ow. The Williams Dam and Bridge was hiked with Al Drehobl. Betty took us to the Wilbur Wright Memorial. September 22nd we went to Morgan-Monroe for the traditional Ed Chambers birthday hike. Ended the year's biking with Bob Begeman at Crooked Creek.

THE OVERNIGHT OUl'INGS

The club has several overnight outings each year. There are interesting programs at each of these events, in addition to all the hiking. In the informal atmosphere of a Lodge or Camp, it is pleasant to visit with old friends and make new ones during the weekend.

WINTER OVERNIGHT AT HUESTON WOODS STATE PARK This beautiful park just north of Oxford, Ohio, was the scene of the February overnight. About 60 people enjoyed the hiking and activities. Arriving just 3 dAys after a major snow storm, we found the parking lot almost covered. But the snow only added to the excitement of the weekend. We got in about 12 miles of hiking, following the roads which --. had been cleared. For the evening program we listened to Mike Wright of the Park Service as he entertained us with some pets - "IARRY" the owl, "TRUMPER" the skunk, and a red tail hawk. His presentation was both humorous and enjoyable. Sam Lloyd followed by showing some slides - some really good ones of members at various activities of the club. THE TRAIL BLAZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 5

GNAW BONE CAMP ON MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND This was the 15th annua 1 sojourn to Gnaw Bone, and many look forwa rd each y~ar to "returning home•. The first order of business was to find sleeping quarters and a place to dump the aleeping bags, then we are f ree for whatever is in store. About 70 people plus a number of day hikers enjoyed the weekend. We started out with the usual Saturday afternoon hike which helps the newcomers get oriented. After the evening meal, we were entertained at the outdoor amphitheater by Gerry Gray and Jerry Hammons. The evening was warm and pleasant and the couple had the audience. in the palm of their hands. Gerry formed a kitchen band with enthusiastic and loud help from various people in the audience. It was a wonderful evening of songs, and we ended by all singing the Club Song. Sunday morning, after the worship service, John Williams led the group on some of the trails of the Camp, with Bill Larrison taking a group back on a shortcut trail. Sunday afternoon at Gnaw Bone as always is set aside for leisure - boating, swimming, horseshoes, lawn bowling, vo lley ball, perhaps reading a good book, or just plain loafing. We gathered at the "GNAW BONE PALACE" Sunday evening to watch as the GNAW BONE PLAYERS presented the "BACK WOODS REVUE'' What a bunch of hams! Featured wer e such acts as "THE CAN'T CAN'T DANCERS" - the BLISTER SISTERS fresh from the Gong Show - The GNAW BONE HONKERS featuring DORA the mouse. Also the. SIMPLE -PHONIC ORCHESTRA - and MARIE WEBSTER in a couple of hilarious skits. The entertainment ended with "AN ODE TO MISS LIBERTY'' - a patriotic salute to a "GRAND OLD IADY" We had an inspiring Memorial Service Monday morning as in the distance we heard the sound of taps as played by Allen Pekar. Then came the Monday morning hike. After the noon meal, many gathered to talk and reminisce before heading for the mundane world back home.

NATURAL BRIDGE STATE PARK - IABOR DAY WEEKEND This 3 day weekend outing was held in eastern Kentucky at beautiful Natural Bridge State Park. About 50 people were there to take the trails through the rhododendron leading to the bridge. Breathtaking views were everywhere from look out points on the upper rim. All 3 days were spent hiking in various sections of the park. The staff at the park had provided us with a private meeting room for our use, where we had a church service on Sunday morning. Our hospitality hour Sunday evening was in this room before eating dinner . Below Hemlock Lodge, which is situated on a ledge _part way up a steep hill, is the lake and swimming pool. We gpt plenty of exercise walking up and down the connecting pathway. In the lake was Hoedown Island, where the square dancers of the region congregate. Many enjoyed watching the dancing both nights. After breakfast on Monday, and the morning hike, we all felt it was time to take leave of this spectacular area of Kentucky. It had been a most enjoyable weekend .

The activities for the past year are listed on the following pages, including the hikes and outings, and overnights. Following that is a detailed listing of the mileages of all the members (including children who hiked). THE TRAIL BLAZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 6 LIST OF HIKES AND OVERNIGHTS For the Year Ending October 1 , 1985 MEM­ CHILD DATE DESCRIPTION ~ILES LEADER BERS GUEST REN TOTAL Oct 2 Ellenberger Park 4,6,8 Ursula Breeding 25 2 0 Oct 6 & 7 Backpack - Hoosier Natl Max 16 Libby Moore 14 2 0 .1.v Oct 9 Ellenberger Park 4,5,6,8 Ursula Breeding 31 1 0 32 Oct 13 Morgan-Monroe St Forest 7 Ed Chambers 23 2 0 25 Oct 14 Wash. Blvd - Butler 4,7,13 Jim Stern 46 4 1 51 Oct 16 Ellenberger Park 4,6,8 Ursula Breeding 31 3 0 34 Oct 17 Eagle Creek Park 6 Mary Kidwell 13 3 0 16 Oct 20 Jackson State Forest 5,13 Bill Larrison 36 1 0 37 Oct 21 Glendale to Circle 9,10,19 Thomas Patterson 17 1 0 18 Oct 21 Prince's Lakes 5 Hugh Weber 8 0 0 8 Oct 23 Ellenberger Park 4,6,8 Ursula Breeding 33 4 0 37 Oct 24 Eagle Creek Park 7 Mary Kidwe 11 11 0 0 11 Oct 27 Flowing Well 12,13 Jim Stern 20 0 0 20 Oct 27 Village Farms 5 George MacLean 14 0 0 14 Oct 28 Metamora - Oldenburg 21 Tom Pa Imberg 7 0 0 7 Oct 28 Ellenberg~r Park 3,7 Betty Woodward 21 1 0 22 Oct 30 Ellenberger Park 4,6,8 Ursula Breeding 37 5 0 42 Nov 3 Gnaw Bone Camp Max 14 Bill Larrison 54 3 0 57 Nov 4 Fall Creek 5,9 Betty Woodward 31 6 2 39 Nov 4 Orienteering 10 Bob Begeman -6 0 0 . 6 Nov 6 Morgan-Moproe St Forest 5 Bill Flora 10 r 0 11 Nov 10 Morse Reservoir - Cicero 7,12,16 Rose Damm 24 l 0 25 Nov 11 Bloomfield Brick 16 Bob Begeman 4 0 0 4 Nov 11 White River & Canal 4,6 Bill Larrison 28 5 1 34 Nov 13 MQrgan-Monroe St Forest 5 Bill Flora 15 2 0 17 Nov 17 Potato Creek St Park 12,18 John Behrmann 8 0 0 Nov 17 Southeastway Park 2,3 D. Buehler & A. Neill 24 1 0 £ J Nov 18 Deam Wilderness 13 Al Drehobl 7 0 0 7 Nov 18 Trafalgar 8 P. Fox & S. Plunkett 16 0 0 16 Nov 20 Morgan-Monroe St Forest 6 Bill Flora 11 2 0 13 Nov 24 Columbus Architectural Tour 10 Jim Ernsting ' 25 4 0 29 Nov 24 Morgan-Monroe St Forest 6 Bill Flora 5 0 0 5 Nov 25 McCormick's Creek St Park 5 Mary Kidwe 11 30 1 0 31 Nov 27 Morgan-Monroe St Forest 5 Bill Flora 12 0 0 12 Dec 1 Memorial Park 11 Betty Woodward 23 2 0 25 Dec 1 Tour of Hoosier Dome 2 Alberta Neill 15 5 0 20 Dec 2 Ellenberger Park 10,13 Charles Brunette 16 1 0 17 Dec 2 Ellenberger Park 4 George MacLean 24 5 0 29 Dec 4 Sahm Park - Metro Airport 6 Dorothy Field 7 4 0 11 Dec 8 Yellowwood Trail 12 Charles Brunette 10 0 0 10 Dec 9 Woodland Springs 5, ll Jim Stern 42 4 4 50 Dec 14 Woollen's Garden~ Pick up Trash 3 Alberta Neill 5 0 0 5 Dec 15 Across the State - Part I 25 Thomas Patterson 2 0 0 2 Dec 15 Chapel Glen Subdivision s Shirley Plunkett 26 0 0 26 Dec 16 Across the State - Part II 28 Thomas Patterson 2 0 0 2 Dec 16 Washington's Drunmer Boy 8 Bob Pedigo 28 1 0 29 Dec 22 Castleton Square Center 6,10,12,15 Charles Brunette 21 0 0 21 Dec 23 Glendale Shopping Center 10 Charles Brunette 19 2 0 21 Dec 24 Ellenberger Park to Christian Park 8 Bob & Marge Begeman 20 0 0 20 Dec 25 Ellenberger Park 6 Bob & Marge Begeman 12 1 0 13 Dec 29 Devington and Beyond 5,31 John Behrmann 21 0 0 2 Dec 30 Broad Ripple & Canal 6 Bill Larrison 47 13 l 6 Jan 5 Lower Fall Creek 5 Dorothy Field 40 4 0 44 Jan 6 Sweetwater, Cordry Lakes 5, 11 Joe Wilhelm 22 2 0 24 Jan 12 Devington and Beyond 5,6,11 John Behrmann 11 1 0 12 Jan 13 Shannon Lake 8 Bob Pedigo 30 5 0 35 THE TRAIL BIAZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 7 LIST OF HIKES AND OVERNIGHTS For the Year Ending October 1, 1985 MEM- CHILD !V't~ DESCRIPTION MILES LEADER BERS GUEST REN TOTAL 19 Fall Creek, Canal, White River 6,7 Marge Begeman 22 2 0 24 Jan 20 Al White Trail CANCELLED BECAUSE OF WF.ATHER Jan 26 Devington and Beyond 4 , 6,8,10 Charles Brunette 10 0 0 10 J an 27 Fast Food Chain (Greenfield) 6,7 John Behrmann 27 0 0 27 Feb 2 Devington and Beyond 6,13 Charles Brunette 11 0 0 11 Feb 3 Eagle Creek Park 6,10 Linda Elljott 38 4 0 42 Feb · 9 ·East. Indy 5, 10 Al Dreliobl 21 1 0 22 Feb 10 IUPUI 5 Joe Lehman 14 2 0 16 Feb 13 State Capitol 3 John Behrmann 4 0 0 4 Feb 16 East Indy 5, lO Al Drehobl 10 0 0 10 Feb 16, 17 HUESTON WOODS STATE PARK MAX 12 --OVERNIGIIT-- 49 6 2 57 Feb 17 Eagle Creek Park 6 Libby Moore 26 14 0 40 Feb 19 Eagle Creek Park 5 Libby Moore 8 1 0 9 Feb 23 Eagle Creek Park 3,5,6,10 Libby Moore 31 3 3 37 Feb 24 Meridian - Kessler 5,10 Carol Sutcliffe 31 2 0 33 Feb 26 Eagle Creek Park 5 Libby Moore 10 0 0 10 Mar 2 Across the State -Part III 24 Thomas Patterson 11 0 0 11 Mar 2 Eagle Creek Park 3, 6, 10 Libby Moore 29 5 3 37 Mar 3 Across the State - Part IV 27 Thomas Patterson 3 0 0 3 Mar 3 Arbuckle Acres 5 Hank Moore 29 4 3 36 Mar 5 Eagle Creek Park 5 Libby Moore 12 0 0 12 Mar 9 Eagle Creek Park 3,4,6,10 Libby Moore 25 2 2 29 Mar 9 Geist Reservoir 12 Bob Begeman 23 0 0 23 Mar 10 Broad Ripple & Canal 3,6,7 Bill Larrison 60 21 1 82 ~ 12 Eagle Creek Park 5 Libby Moore 12 1 0 13 • 16 Eagle Creek Park 3, 6, 10 Libby Moore 37 7 4 48 Mar 17 Butler University & Towpath 3,6 Bill Larrison 42 17 5 64 Mar 19 Eagle Creek Park 5 Libby Moore 11 2 0 13 Mar 21 Riverview, Holliday Park, Canal 5 Alice Brink & Alberta Neill 16 7 0 23 Mar 23 Ten O'Clock Line 6,12,16 Al Drehobl 22 0 0 22 Mar 24 Cherry Tree Shopping Center 10 Ursula Breeding 11 3 0 14 Mar 30 Mississinewa Trail 11 Harrison Feldman 13 0 0 13 Mar 30 Indianapolis Symphon.y Orchestra 2 A. Neill & F. Krasienko 15 11 0 26 Mar 31 Southeastway Park 11 Ursula Breeding 14 0 0 14 Apr 3 Eagle Creek Park 6 Mary Kidwell 17 9 5 31 Apr 5 Morgan-Monroe St Forest 8,18,22 Al Drehobl 18 3 2 23 Apr 6 Bears of Blue River 14 John Behrmann 15 0 0 15 Apr 6 7 Mary Kidwell 19 0 0 19 Apr 7 Garfield Park at Easter Time 4 Mary & Win Pulsifer 41 11 1 53 Apr 10 Eagle Creek Park 6 Mary Kidwell 20 5 0 25 Apr 13 Across the State - Part V 24 Thomas Patterson 5 0 0 5 Apr 13 7 Bill Larrison 34 1 3 38 Apr 14 Across the State - Part VI 27 Thomas Patterson 2 0 0 2 Apr 14 Woollen' s Garden 3 J. Lauth & A. Neill 26 19 1 46 Apr 16 Christian Park 4,8 Marge & Bob Begeman 16 2 0 18 Apr 17 Eagle Creek Park 6 Mary Kidwell 14 4 0 18 Apr 20 Crosby State Fish & Wildlife 6,9,15 Al Drehobl 18 0 0 18 Apr 20 Eagle Creek Park 5 Libby Moore 24 3 0 27 Apr 21 Hickory Ridge 20 Marge & Bob Begeman 6 1 0 7 ~r 23 Eagle Creek Pa rk 5 Libby Moore 14 0 0 14 r 24 Eagle Creek Park 6 Mary Kidwell 10 1 0 11 Apr 24 Riverview 5,8 Harrison Feldman 15 0 0 15 Apr 27 Jackson State Forest 5,14 Bill Larrison 20 3 0 23 Apr 28 5, 11 :JL Schroeder & M. Kidwell 24 0 0 24 Apr 30 Christian Park Y.,8 Marge & Bob Begeman 31 2 0 33 May 1 Memorial Plaza CANCELLED THE TRAIL BIAZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 8 LIST OF HIKES AND OVERNIGHTS For the Year Ending October 1, 1985 MEM- CHILD NAME DESCRIPTION MILES LEADER BERS GUEST REN TOTAL May 4 Lincoln Trail 25 Thomas Patterson 5 0 0 May 4 Eagle Creek Park 5 Libby Moore 33 5 1 .,, .; May 5 City of Springfield, Illinois 14,18 Thomas Patterson 5 0 0 5 May 5 Morgan - Bro\lllO County 6 Margret Veale 28 8 0 36 May 7 Christian Park 4,8 Marge & Bob Begeman 30 2 I 33 May 11 Yellowwood Trail 12 John Behrmann 10 1 0 11 May 11 McCormick's Creek State Park 7 Mary Kidwell 23 5 3 31 May 12 Highest Point in Indiana 15 Thomas Patterson 9 0 0 9 May 12 Christian Park 5 Hugh Weber 15 1 0 16 May 14 Christian Park 4 ,8 Al Drehobl 23 2 1 26 May 15 West Market Street 2 John Behrmann 4 0 0 4 May 18 Knobstone Trail - Jackson Road 14 Thomas Patterson 7 0 0 7 May 18 Morgan-Monroe State Forest 5 J . Lauth & A. Neill 16 4 0 20 May 19 Knobstone Trail - New Chapel 17,18,20 Thomas Patterson 11 0 0 11 May 19 Raccoon Lake - S.R.A. 7 Mary Kidwell 31 4 0 35 May 22 Riverview 5 , 8 Carol Sutcliffe 23 1 0 24 May 25,26,27 GNAW BONE CAMP MAX 19 --OVERNIGHT-- 56 6 6 68 (Plus 26 Day Hikers) May 27 Holliday & Marott Parks 5,7 Dorothy Field 17 3 0 20 May 29 Riverview 5,8 Harrison Feldman 28 4 0 32 Jun 1 Harmonie State Park 10,12,15 John Beh.rmann 6 0 0 6 Jun 2 Muskhogen Trail 10 John Behrmann 5 0 0 5 Jun 2 Hays Arboretum 7 Nell Larrison 24 3 0 27 Jun 4 White River Parkway 4,8 Bob & Marge Begeman 22 0 0 22 Jun 6 Marian College 3 Hazel Morrison 28 7 5 40 Jun 9 5 , 16 Al Drehobl 7 1 0 Jun 9 Ruster Park Hike 4,7 Hugh Weber 33 6 0 ;) ~ Jun 11 White River Parkway 4,8 Bob & Marge Begeman 10 0 0 10 Jun 12 Washington St. Lunch Hour Hike 2 John Behrmann 3 0 0 3 Jun 12 Towpath to Downtown 9 Ursula Breeding 18 0 0 18 Jun 15 Near Northside & Old Southside 6,14 Jim Stern 26 1 0 27 Jun 16 Bloomfield Brick Hike 16 Bob Begeman 9 0 0 9 Jun 16 Morris-Butler House & Northside 1, 2, 3 Alberta Neill 22 7 0 29 Jun 18 White River Parkway 4,8 Bob & Marge Begeman 25 1 0 26 Jun 22 Wabash Heritage Trail 12,14,16 J. Behrmann & c. Brunette 23 2 0 is Jun 23 Tippecanoe River State Park ll, 17 Charles Brunette 6 0 0 6 Jun 25 White River Parkway 4,8 Bob & Marge Begeman 24 1 0 25 Jun 29 Crown Hill Cemetery 4 Dorothy Field 26 2 0 28 Jun 30 Morgan-Monroe State Forest 5,6,10 Bill Flora 23 2 0 25 Jun 30 Sweetwater, Cordry Lakes 5,11 , 16 Joe Wilhelm 21 0 0 21 Jul 2 Thatcher Community - Levee 6 Wilma & Frank Thompson 13 0 0 13 Jul 3 Riverview Hike 5,8 Jim Stern 26 1 0 27 Jul 6 Downtown via Woodruff Place 8, 13 Jim Stern 29 1 0 30 Jul 7 6 Bill Larrison 19 0 0 19 Jul 9 Thatcher Community - Levee 5 Wilma & Frank Thompson 13 0 0 13 Jul 10 Riverview Hike 5,8 Jim Stern 22 2 0 24 Jul 13 Mooresville Back Roads 6,7,12 Carol Sutcliffe 26 2 0 28 Jul 13 4 Alberta Neill 10 3 0 13 Jul 14 Metamora Hike 3,6 Mary & Win Pulsifer 16 0 0 16 Jul 16 Thatcher Community - Levee 5 Wilma & Frank Thompson 10 0 0 10 Jul 17 Riverview Hike 5,8 Jim Stern 29 1 0 3C>--.,. Jul 17 Memorial Plaza Hike 2 John Behrmann 2 0 0 Jul 20 College Park Hike 6 Dorothy Field 18 5 0 23 Jul 21 White River - Ravenswood 6,12 Jim Stern 32 5 0 37 Jul 23 Thatcher Community - Levee 5 Wilma & Frank Thompson 22 1 0 23 Jul 24 Riverview Hike 5,8 Jim Stern 28 2 0 30 THE TRAIL BLAZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 9 LIST OF HIKES AND OVERNIGHTS For the Year Ending October 1 , 1985 MEM­ CHILD !)AME DESCRIPTION MILES LEADER BERS GUEST REN TOTAL 27 ANNUAL CLUB PICNIC - MARY GRAY 3,9 Bill Larrison 22 1 0 23 Jul 28 Turkey Run State Park 8 Mary Kidwell 25 3 0 28 Jul 30 Thatcher Community - Levee 5 Wilma & Frank Thompson 16 1 0 17 Jul 31 Riverview Hike 5,8 Jim Stern 25 2 0 27 Aug 3 Terre Haute - Deming Park 6,16 Tom Palmberg 6 1 0 7 Aug 3 Speedway to Thatcher 7 Wilma & Frank Thompson 20 2 1 23 Aug 4 Clark's Advance Trail 13 Bob & Marge Begeman 3 0 0 3 Aug 4 Garfield Park Hike 4 Mary & Win Pulsifer 37 9 2 48 Aug 7 Riverview Hike 5,8 Carol Sutcliffe 34 3 0 37 Aug 8 Village Farms 5 George MacLean 8 1 0 9 Aug 10 Southeastway Park Road Hike 9 Ursula Breeding 12 1 0 13 Aug 11 Shades State Park 5 Odie Cassetty 24 8 0 32 Aug 14 Riverview Hike 5,8 Carol Sutcliffe 19 3 0 22 Aug 15 Indiana State Museum 2 Alberta Neill 8 1 0 9 Aug 17 Deam Wilderness 17 Al Drehobl 11 0 0 11 Aug 18 5,7 Mary Kidwell 26 1 0 27 Aug 20 Eagle Creek Park 6 Mary Kidwell 20 2 0 22 Aug 21 Riverview Hike 5,8 Carol Sutcliffe 32 3 0 35 Aug 24 Ruster Park to Southeastway Park 15 Ursula Breeding 9 0 0 9 Aug 25 Lieber State Park 6 Mary Kidwell 22 3 1 26 Aug 27 Eagle Creek Park 6 Mary Kidwell 19 5 0 24 Aug 28 Riverview Hike 4,5,7,8 Carol Sutcliffe 28 1 0 29 Aug 31, S~p 1, 2 NATURAL BRIDGE STATE PARK MAX 17 --OVERNIGHr-- 40 7 2 49 Sep 4 Ellenberger Park 4,6,8 Ursula Breeding 25 1 0 26 ~p 7 Jackson-Washington St Forest 8,15 Al Drehobl 10 0 0 10 p 8 Kokomo Historical Hike 12 Robin Ott 11 1 0 12 Sep 11 Ellenberger Park Hike 4,6,8 Ursula Breeding 24 0 0 ?..4 Sep 14 Spurgeon Hollow 9 Marge Begeman 15 0 0 15 Sep 15 Williams Dam and Covered Bridge 21 Al Drehobl 5 0 0 5 Sep 15 Eagle Creek Park 4,6 Libby Moore 42 17 1 60 Sep 18 Ellenberger Park Hike 4,6,8 Ursula Breeding 25 1 0 26 Sep 21 Wilbur Wright Memorial 8, 13 Betty Woodward 19 0 0 19 Sep 22 Four Lakes Hike 7,8,15 E. Chambers & P. Franzen 46 4 0 50 Sep 25 Ellenberger Park Hike 4,6, 8 Ursula Breeding 23 2 0 25 Sep 28 Irvington Hike 5, 11 Betty Woodward 40 5 0 45 Sep 29 Crooked Creek Hike 12 Bob Begeman 8 1 0 9 THE TRAIL BIAZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 10 MEMBERSHIP ATTENDANCE RECORD For the Year Ending October l z 1985 Plus accumulated mileage since October l z 1967 No. Miles Miles No. Miles Miles Over- of Hiked Hiked Over- of Hiked Hil· - 'I NAME nights Hikes 1985 Ac cum NAME nights Hikes 1985 ACL ..J Alfrey, Richard 0 0 0 6 Cassetty, Phyllis 0 2 13 555 Anderson, Daryel 0 0 0 113 Chambers, Edward 0 60 302 3516 Anderson, Linda G. 0 0 0 229 Chambers, June 0 0 0 61 Anderson, Mary V. 0 4 43 240 Chambers, Ralph 0 4 20 993 Andres, Rubyann 0 4 62 768 Churchill, Bee 0 0 0 144 Anuta, Paul 0 4 22 297 Clark, M. Claire 0 16 125 844 Archer, Joyce 0 0 0 84 Clark, Elizabeth 0 0 0 40 Archer, Robert; 0 0 0 88 Clark, Claudia 0 5 30 120 Arrowsmith, Edward E. 0 1 6 244 Clark, Ronald 0 5 30 68 Arundale, Donna 0 5 26 26 Cloonan, Aileen 2 14 100 394 Ashby, Helen 0 0 0 88 Cooke, Dee 1 7 43 158 Baker, Carolyn 0 5 42 203 Corn, Betty 0 3 27 131 Bamford, Gyneth 0 1 5 37 Cors, Eva 1 9 31 390 Barker, Gilbert E. 0 0 0 25 Corya, Robert 0 3 30 221 Bator, Claire 0 0 0 245 Coykendall, Jeanne 0 l 5 10 Bator, Frank 0 0 0 ll7 Cracraft, Patricia 0 1 4 40 Beam, Mary 0 0 0 0 Craig, Ronald l 36 353 1512 Beam , Paul 0 4 26 68 Crawford, Charles 0 2 17 122 Beckhelm, Gretchen 0 0 0 4 Crawford, Linda 0 0 0 18 Begeman, Marjorie 2 101 1038 6192 Crouse, Becky 0 4 22 22 Begeman, Robert 2 99 1052 5604 Crouse_, Bill 0 4 22 22 Behrmann, John V. 0 55 612 4476 Damm, Rose 1 26 222 1791 Benge, Gladys 0 0 0 60 Daniels, Bill 0 0 0 187 Benner, Peter H. 0 0 0 11 Deeter, Mary D. 0 0 0 b ,--, Bennett , Bryce 0 0 0 221 DeLong, Sandy 0 16 124 2L Bennett, Chuck 0 0 0 156 Dillane, Anna 0 3 17 48 Bennett, Lynne 0 0 0 202 Dillane, Matt 0 3 17 48 Biale, Kathy 1 8 61 246 Drach, Ruth 0 0 0 305 Black, Braxton 0 0 0 0 Drake, Frances L. 0 0 0 44 Black, Sara 0 0 0 63 Drehobl, Albert 0 44 464 937 Blackwell, Le Ann 0 0 0 0 Duckett, May 0 0 0 1358 Boger, Anne 0 17 113 242 Dunn, Doris S. 0 0 0 7 Boger, Robert 0 2 11 41 Eckstein, Fred 3 46 353 2597 Bowers, Thomas 0 30 383 1452 Eckstein, Patricia 3 13 69 734 Boyd, William 0 1 5 ll2 Elliott, Linda 2 26 161 1629 Brand, Jehn 0 l 6 55 Ellison, Frances 0 0 0 50 Breeding, Ursula 0 57 447 1530 Ellison, Jeanette 0 0 0 24 Brink, Alice 3 89 762 3lll Ellison, Lula 0 0 0 17 Brizendine, Alma Jean 0 3 18 491 Ems, Betty Lou 0 0 0 8 Brizendine, Kennard 0 26 165 2125 Ern s ting, Jim 2 51 406 969 Broadlick, Don 0 0 0 218 Ewing, Janice 0 4 21 213 Brown, Dora 0 0 0 23 Faber, James 0 0 0 26 Browning, Bettie 0 0 0 27 Faber, Margarete 0 0 0 40 Brunette, Charles 1 48 546 3626 Feldman, Harrison 3 54 709 5ll2 Brunette, Chris l 6 37 984 Field, Dorothy 0 41 233 739 Buchanan, Leta 2 3 39 270 Fields, Marsha 0 0 0 153 Buehler, Dora 2 2 11 2916 Fields, Ted 0 0 0 1787 Burch, Ruth 0 0 0 37 Flack, Margaret 0 70 500 1727 Burns, Jean 0 0 0 1028 Flora, Bill 0 42 217 127J - Byers, Rena 0 3 23 23 Flora, Doris 0 23 ll5 97. Byers, Rick 0 3 23 641 Ford, Jane 1 0 0 416 Carey, Alfred Jr. 0 0 0 14 Fox, Patricia l 16 ll8 1686 Carey, Gla~ys 0 0 0 14 Franzen, Reydon 0 6 59 1088 Cassetty, Mrs. Jessie 0 0 0 7 Franzen, Peggy 0 6 59 2806 Cassetty, Odie 0 2 13 598 Fulkerson, Clyde 0 0 0 379 -- THE TRAIL BIAZER 1985 EDIT I ON THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 11 MEMBERSHIP ATTENDANCE RECORD For the Year Ending October 1, 1985 Plus accumulated mileage since October 1, 1967 No . Miles Miles No . Miles Miles Over- of Hiked Hikes Over- of Hiked Hiked IE nights Hikes 1985 Ac cum NAME nignts Hikes 1985 Ac cum Fulkerson, Jean 0 0 0 355 Larrison, Nell 3 37 234 2656 Gainey, Jack 2 1 16 1340 Lauth, Juariita 1 17 73 2071 G e~ iney, Lennie 2 0 5 197 Lavagnino, Ed 0 1 14 606 Grasso, Curt 0 4 22 22 Lehman, Joe 2 13 86 1344 Green, Jerry 0 6 33 265 Lehman, Katherine 2 3 8 1008 Groff, Gloria 0 3 17 102 Leibman, Joan 0 0 0 268 Harmon, Jill 1 28 370 979 Lenard, Andrew 0 4 31 958 Harrer, Will 0 8 108 1259 Lenard, Veronica 0 6 46 731 Harris, Carolyn 0 0 0 16 Lewis, Edith B. 0 0 0 0 Harris, James 0 0 0 16 Li n , Philip 0 79 561 3323 Hayden, Helen 0 0 0 108 Lindley, Ann 0 1 3 9 Heath, Bill 0 10 57 63 Lindley, George 0 1 3 70 Hebenstreit, Ann 0 0 0 10 Liptack, Diane L. 0 1 4 163 Hebenstreit, Tom 0 0 0 38 Lloyd, Mary 0 5 42 75 Herin, Martha 0 0 0 266 Lloyd, Sam 3 42 351 2304 Herin, Norman 0 0 0 325 Lorenz, Alice 0 1 2 8 Hernly, Janet 0 1 6 64 Lorenz, Fred 0 1 2 13 Higi, Paul J . 0 16 124 189 Lorenz, Mary Jane 0 1 2 8 Hildebrand, Mary 0 7 50 55 MacLean, George 0 53 229 3384 Hill, Tom 1 0 13 2451 Mahorney, Dee 0 0 0 9 Hill, Viola 1 0 13 2301 Mahorney, Tom 0 0 0 2 2 Hoard , Clifton 1 13 108 4959 Ma r tyniak, Gerald 0 1 4 73 Holden, Don 2 16 152 492 May, Ruth 0 0 0 14 )k>ldgrafer, Harriet 0 0 0 45 McCauley, Charles 0 0 0 306 llis, Janet 0 1 4 24 McConne 11, Bob 1 24 193 P 88 Huizinga, Donald 0 0 0 44 McDowell, John 0 0 0 13 Huizi nga, Suzanne 0 0 0 44 McDowell , Richard 0 1 6 73 Huneck, Karleen 0 21 232 863 McDowell, Virginia 0 0 0 13 Hutchins, Marsha 1 24 210 3929 McFa 11, Henry 1 28 371 1332 James, Donna 0 9 46 180 McNeely, Barbara 1 4 59 677 James, Janice 0 4 35 344 Metz, Jeanne 1 0 3 224 Jehn, Janet 0 1 4 43 Meyer, Neva 2 2 20 212 Jett, Janet 0 0 0 0 Mikels, Marjorie 0 0 0 0 Johantges, Janet 2 15 97 323 Milam, Mary Frances 1 0 0 1659 Johantges, Joe 9 0 0 3 Miller, Alice 0 0 0 41 Johnson, Charles 3 9 67 633 Mi ller, Graeme 0 10 57 1142 Johnson, Jerry 0 0 0 56 Moore, Henry 1 24 165 2884 Johnson, Marge 3 10 71 630 Moore, Libby 1 44 271 3056 Jones, Charlotte 1 s 34 173 Moore, Siglinde 0 4 36 292 Jones, James 1 31 325 1955 Moos, Marilyn C. 0 9 50 158 Jones, JoAnn 0 0 0 367 Morrison, Hazel 3 39 252 2910 Jones, John 0 0 0 243 Mowrer, Ep 0 0 0 374 Jordan, Tom 0 27 237 2089 Neher, Lynda 0 3 19 385 Kent, Peggy 0 0 0 55 Neill, Alberta 2 20 78 1010 Kha li 1, Michae 1 0 6 57 57 Nenni, Linda 0 2 10 16 Kick, Ella 0 3 19 78 Newhall, George 0 1 11 1680 Kidwell, Mary 2 63 386 4284 Nichols, Virginia L. 0 2 11 313 Kinkade, Nancy c. 0 0 0 8 Niedenthal, Judy 0 0 0 392 Kirst, Herbert 0 0 0 20 Niedenthal, Leone 0 0 0 126 ...... 1arr, Victor 0 2 ll 875 Nitz, Christine 0 0 0 31 J.(ossoy, Aaron 0 0 0 ll O'Drain, John 0 3 22 1233 Kossoy, Joan 0 0 0 11 Ott, Robin 3 55 752 2300 Koziol, Dolores 1 9 78 652 Otten, Lois 0 0 0 50 Krasienko, Florence 0 3 7 33 Overpeck, Ruth 2 2 7 369 Larrison, Bill 3 48 350 4230 Overton, J . C. 1 3 22 542 THE TRAIL BLAZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLI S HI KING CLUB Page -1'1:

For the Year Endin~ October lz 1985 Plus accumulated mi leage since October l, 1967 No. Miles Miles No . Miles Miles Over- of Hiked Hiked Over- of Hiked Hik~d NAME nights Hikes 1985 Ac cum NAME nights Hikes 1985 Ac' Overton, Shirley 1 0 2 218 Taft, Dennis 0 25 184 674 Owens , Judy 0 0 0 27 Talkingt on, Edna 0 4 22 141 Owens, Margaret Jean 0 0 0 25 Teipen, Dolores 0 3 19 423 Palmberg, Tom 0 47 502 1282 Thomas, Ger aldine 0 0 0 109 Pa r tlow, Mary 0 0 0 80 Thompson, Fr ank 1 104 656 4640 Patterson, Thomas 2 90 1093 4972 Thompson, Wilma 1 81 503 4355 Peak, Judit h 1 7 77 105 Toth, Bill 0 0 0 48 Pedigo, Helen 0 0 0 157 Trask, Madeline 1 15 148 506 Pedigo, Robert 0 37 253 1647 Tr ombly , Gene 0 0 0 152 Pekar, Allen 1 0 8 40 Tucker, Robert 0 2 12 251 Peirce, Paul 0 34 233 251 Tygum, Cha r lane 0 0 0 .. 35 Petry, Michael 2 14 107 323 Tygum, James 0 0 0 63 Plunkett , Shirley 1 17 123 674 Veale, Margret 0 2 6 270 Pogue, June 0 47 528 1663 Vincent, Lois 0 14 94 2050 Pogue, Russ 0 5 51 393 Vita l e, Catherine 0 0 0 0 Pope, Margery 1 8 61 164 Vitale, Tony 0 24 111 2405 Pruden, Jan 0 6 60 207 Vlasak, Cl arence 0 0 0 48 Pulsifer, Mary 3 53 328 2505 Voyles, Mabel 2 50 393 919 Pulsifer, Win 3 35 236 2i5o Wadde 11, Audrey 0 0 0 8 Quinlan, Harol d 0 0 0 2 Wagner, Mary Anne 0 0 0 5 Redelman, Randall N. 0 2 9 107 Walt z, Gene 2 64 366 1925 Retherford, Sylvia 0 0 0 1389 Waltz, Genie 2 55 313 1787 RicharQson, Laurel 0 0 0 5 Warner, Patricia 0 3 16 363 Rinard, James 0 0 0 215 Warner, Steve 0 2 12 1042-..._ Roberts , Jo Mari e 0 1 1 128 Watt, Beverly 0 0 0 Roberts, Mary Jane 1 3 18 273 Weatherman, Judy 2 2 21 25U - Roberts, Richard 0 1 5 10 Weatherman, Woody 2 3 41 273 Rockey, Dave 0 8 57 595 Weber, Hugh 1 67 520 1018 Roth, Alice 0 20 146 1919 Webster, Mar i e 1 l 24 91 Roth, Dr. Bert ram 0 28 217 3267 Weeden, Helen 0 0 0 20 Roth, Eleanor 0 0 0 13 White, Betty 0 8 43 132 Saunders, Sharyn E. 0 11 63 112 Wilhelm, Joe 2 139 1225 6765 Schaefer , Marilyn 0 0 0 16 Williams, Carl 0 0 0 127 Schaefer, Peter 0 0 0 16 Williams, John 2 4 67 2019 Schafer , Ron . 0 3 29 159 Will iams, Mickie 2 2 36 1003 Schafer, Sandra 0 0 0 42 Weefle, Frank Sr. 0 2 11 62 Schaurer, Dorothy 0 0 0 166 Woodard, John 1 6 65 214 Scheller, Dorothy 0 7 37 327 Woodward, Betty 0 58 510 1338 Schroeder, Ruth 0 15 84 793 Woolman, Olga 0 4 37 150 Scruton, Debbie 0 0 0 12 Wright, Vivian 0 18 85 222 Seay, Helen 0 0 0 0 Zahn, Bob l 2 19 92 Selmanoff, Eugene 0 0 0 5 Zahn, Theresa 1 5 30 103 Sharp, Jim 0 1 8 111 Ziegler, Bob 0 1 3 3 Shively, Barbara 0 0 0 6 Smi lie, Ilse 1 l 21 547 Smith, Beverl y 0 3 10 59 Smith, Jerry 0 0 0 536 Soja, Pat 0 2 10 616 Southworth, Ma r garet 1 1 7 440 Spears, Robert E. 0 0 0 8 Stern, Jim 1 84 695 2128 ---- Stockwell, Rose 0 4 20 720 Stolz, Alan 0 6 39 94 St ratmann, Noni 0 0 0 99 Sutcliffe, Carol 3 70 569 1523 fllli TRAIL BLAZER 1985 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB Page 13 MEMBERSHIP ATTENDANCE RECORD For the Year Ending October 1, 1985 Plus accumulated mileage since October 1, 1967 No . Miles Miles No. Miles Miles Over- of Hiked Hiked Over- of Hiked Hiked 1E nights Hikes 1985 Accum NAME nights Hikes 1985 Ac cum

LISTED BELOW ARE THE RECORDS OF THE NEW LISTED BELOW ARE THE RECORDS OF THE CHILDREN, MEMBERS WHO WERE VOTED INI'O THE CLUB AFTER UNDER 18, -OF· MEMBERS • (NOTE: THIS IS FOR OCT.OBER 1 , 1984. (THE MONTH OF ADMITTANCE ONLY THE CHILDREN WHO HA VE ACTUALLY HIKED IS LISTED AFTER EACH NAME) . DURING THE YEAR ENDING OCTOBER 1 , 1985)

Cobb, Jaylene Oct 0 4 35 35 Arundale, Sarah 0 1 7 7 McKelfresh, Jacqueline Oct l· 18 131 131 Avey, Teague 1 1 17 23 Shea. Constance Oct 1 18 160 160 Biale, Carol 0 l 4 34 Brewer. James Nov 0 2 7 7 Biale, Gina 0 1 4 39 Brewer, Kathleen Nov 0 3 11 11 Brizendine, Kenny W. 0 l 5 12 Huber, Kook-Ching Nov 0 19 188 188 Clark, Andy 0 4 25 79 Jones, Thelma Nov 0 2 7 7 Clark, Betsy 0 1 3 3 Jones, William Nov 0 1 4 4 Clark, Megan 0 1 3 3 Senecal, Joan Nov 0 0 0 0 Clark, Rusty 0 3 19 78 Woodyard, Chris Nov 0 2 11 11 Craig, Cassie 1 0 5 54 Cruz, Iva Dec 0 0 0 0 Crouse, Matt 0 4 22 22 Crandall, Louise Jan 0 7 41 41 Ewing, Craig 0 1 6 6 Wagner, George Jan 0 2 6 6 Ewing, Rick 0 1 6 6 Wagner, Virginia Jan 0 3 11 11 Gainey, Andrew 2 0 5 18 Wolford, James Feb 0 7 58 58 Gainey, Jonathan 2 0 5 41 Mattingly, Roger Mar 0 0 0 O Jones, Jeanne Marie 1 1 17 17 Smith, Whit M&r 0 2 5 5 Kidwell, Karolyn 0 1 3 5 Thomas, Ellen Mar 0 3 16 16 Ott, Karen 0 1 10 22 odard, Barbara Mar 0 4 40 40 Petry, William 1 0 0 0 - 6 6 oarnaby, Carole Apr 0 11 72 72 Stolz, Michele 0 1 Campbell, Marilyn Apr 0 0 0 O Stolz, Chris 0 2 14 46 Heaton, Floyd Apr 0 5 24 24 Woodyard, Sarah 0 1 5 5 Heaton, Madeline Apr 0 7 35 35 Zeigler, Jonathan 0 1 3 3 Hensel, Milna Apr 1 23 166 166 Tolin, Phyllis J. Apr 0 1 3 3 Bruce, Barbara May 0 2 16 16 Chandler, Linda May 0 0 0 0 Hamilton, Charlotte May 2 13 86 86 Heller, Johanna May 0 1 5 5 Isham, Bill May 0 16 127 127 Miner, Marjorie May 0 5 1.9 19 Cope, Estelle Jun 0 26 195 195 Engel, Maxine Jun 0 1 12 12 Goodrich, Michele Jun 0 2 10 10 Lauth, Linda Jun 0 2 8 8 McGlaun, Molly Jun 0 0 0 0 Melton, Kimberly Jun 0 1 5 5 Tuttle, David Jun 0 3 20 20 Benefiel, Anna M. Jul 0 1 6 6 Wank, Jeanne Jul 0 0 0 0 Bordenkecher, Patricia Aug 0 1 8 8 Busch, Judy Aug 0 0 O 0 Murphy, Robert Aug 0 2 28 28 ,...a 'Reilly, Gerry Aug 0 5 33 33 . erkins, Marsha Aug 0 0 0 0 Rife, Joyce K. Aug 0 0 O 0 Schwindler, Betty Aug 0 0 0 0 Stoops, Becky Aug 0 7 58 58 Marshall, Ruth Sep 0 1 5 5 Pulliam, Jeanne Sep 0 1 5 5