THE TRAIL 8L AZER THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB VOLUME ELEVEN NO . ONE (Happiness - A Step at a Time)

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CLUB YEAR ENDING OCTOBER 1, 1979

Members of the Indianapolis Hiking Club have joined for many reasons . The love of the out- of­ doors is probably the basic desire in so many of us who love to get back to nature. And once in the club, most people have found a friendliness and comradeship not often found in many other organizations .. This edition of the "TRAIL BLAZER" is a chr onicle of the events of the year. And here we have attempted to list and report on the many activities that our members have enjoyed during that time.

Our club was organized in January 1957, and we have completed 23 years of growth. Over the years, the club has always adhered to the principle purpose for which it was founded as defined in the club constitution "To encourage a love of nature, through the promotion of outdoor recreation in the form of hikes and outings; and to sponsor other activities in­ cidental to the foregoing".

There were 301 paid up members as of the end of the year, and many of them gave active support to the activities sponsored by the club. Take a look at the list of hikes and outings on one of the foll owing pages. All sorts of trails - easy, moderate, and rugged - with quite a variety of leaders. You will note many more Saturday hikes than in previous ye~rs. The officers have endeavored to keep abreast of the desires of the members . ,,,-.... he club has been very fortunate in having good officers, and this past year was certainly no exception. The success of any organization such as ours, depends to a large degree on the people guiding it. The club's activities for the year were led by the following group of very capable people:

DIRECTORS COMMITTEE HEADS President ...... Henry Moore Harrison Feldman Membership ..... Win Pulsifer Vice-President .. Mary Kidwell Peggy Franzen Publicity ...... Wilma Thompson Treasurer ...... Betty Blage Charles Brunette Publications .. . Bill Larrison

• 4 Secretary ...... Margaret Woodard Viol a Hill Conservation ... Ted Fields • Pathfinder ...... Marsha Hutchins SOCIAL: Programs ...... Haze l Morrison and Tom Hill Refreshments .. Tony Vita le, Gene & Genie Waltz, Marge Johnson, and Eva Cors NOTE: M.:lrgar et Woodard resigned as secretary because of personal reasons, and Alberta Neill fill ed in for the rest of the year.

For the past several years, it has become a tradition f or the club to recognize for special notice, the members who have hiked over 200 miles during the year on scheduled club hikes. There are many in t he club who can not hike this much , for a variety of reasons. Please come out as often as you can, and take the hikes which suit you and which you enjoy. The pleasure of hiking with the club is available each weekend, and we urge all members to take advantage of their club membership by reading the schedul e and coming out on hikes when they can. ,---1so, don't overlook the overnights throughout the year. They are planned with you in mind. nttending the club business and social meetings is a ·good opportunity to contribute to the growth and success of the club. THE TRA IL BIAZER 1979 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB PAGE 2

SPECIAL HONOR ROLL

Miles Miles Miles Cliff Hoard .. . • . .••.. 585 Lois Vincent ...... 37 1 Tony Vi ta l e •• .• • . • • . . 241 Tom Patterson ...... 517 Marsha Hutchins ...... 369 Frank Thompson ...... 238 Marge Begeman ...... 510 Ed Chambers .. . •.• • . . 350 Henry Moore ...• ...... 222 Mary Kidwell ...... 492 George MacLean ...... 344 Bil l Larrison ...... 221 Robert Begeman ...... 458 Bonnie Wolfer ...... 319 Pat Soj a . • ...... 217 Harrison Feldman . ... . 437 Hazel Morrison ...... 288 Tom Hil l ... . . •...... 215 Charles Brunette . . .. . 436 Bert Roth ....•...... 288 Vi Hill . . .• ...... 204 John Behrmann ...... 409 Libby Moore ...... 250 Fred Eckstein . •...... 202 Chris Brunette ...... 380 Wilma Thompson ...... 249 George Newha ll ...... 377 Peggy Franzen . • ...... 243

As the yea r s go by, there are changes, turning points, and beginnings and endings. And so it was on the evening of April 26th, when a good group turned out for a far ewe ll dinner for Ken and Sy lvia Retherford. The Retherfords had been instrumental in organizing the c lub, and had helped tremendously during t he formative years. Their counsel was a lways good and time ly, and we a ll will miss them, as they move to the state of Washington for retir ement.But a new phase i n their life was opening up, and we all wished them happiness in their plans to hike, backpack, and canoe around the Puget Sound region in t he State of Washington. All of us joined in and sang a farewell song, with the words by Tom Hill. Ken and Sylvia will undoubtedly be visited by many of their good friends they l eft behind.

Mar y Kidwe ll's account of som2 of the activities l ast year is both interesting and humorous:

"In retrospect our 1978-1979 Hiking Club year was a very good one . Our hikes, as usual, --... covered a l l four seasons. We waded through knee deep snow in the winter, and through many puddles of rain i n the spring, summer, and fall . Insects had a good year, in that they were plentiful. We had mosquito bites, chigger bi tes , and wood ticks held fast. As for animals - we saw some deer, and groundhog, and raccoon. At one time, we bad the privilege of watching some very young raccoon on the side of a wash as they peeked at us from behind a tree .

"We watched the snow give way t o the gray of early spring, and fina l ly the emergence of tiny ~ gray- green leaflets and white dogwood, and r edbud, and the multi-colored car pet of wild f l owers under feet. Then the hot summer, which reall y wasn't as hot this year. The flowers changed in slow motion to the summer variety of more yellows and brilliant blues. Fall came all too soon as t he trees gr adually turned from their deep shade-green to gold and yellow and red and orange. Then the l eaves finally let l oose to drop like many colored jewels in front of us, dropping so fast it was like raining jewels. Now we are back to the gray bleakness of winter as we end our year of hiking.

"We had such a variety of hikes. Long ones like the Hindostan Falls trail and the Yell ow ­ wood Trail that made us use our energy. Then short ones like the hike around the 500 mi l e racetrack, and the Portland Ar ch hike. There were also many hikes in between that rambled through the beautiful for ests of .

"Our hikes were not without a few mishaps and humor. Mishaps like Sam Lloyd getting stuck axle-deep in the road back to Gallahue - and humor like jumping a creek and l anding in the middle of it. Like leaning against a tree and going dowu at the same time until sitting on the very wet ground .

" Then there are the r ock-hounds and fossil collectors, who carry their heavy prizes miles back to the cars." THE TRAIL BLAZER 1979 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB PAGE 3

Throughout the year. the ~lub has business meetings and club socials. These were well attended last year, and the members enjoyed a varied program as presented by Hazel Morrison sind her crew. In November at our Club social, Harrison Feldman presented a slide show JR ALASKAN ADVENTURE". The December get-together is our annual Christmas party. This was ueld at the North Liberty Christian Church, arranged by Rose Stockwell. Although the pitch-in supper was probably the high-light for many people, the entertainment was superb, and the general feeling of good will that pervades the atmosphere at this time of year was evident all through the eveniag.

At our Social in March, Rich Jordan of the YMCA discussed "PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR .HIKERS". And at our May meeting, a representative of the Department of Natural Resources of Indiana gave a slide presentation of "HOOSIER TRAILS".

Our summer picnic in July was scheduled at the park in Danville, but because of heavy rains and flooding conditions, it had to be hurriedly changed at the last minute to Arbuckle Acres park in Brownsburg. This proved to be a fortunate decision, as the shelter house there was great for our group, and we all got to take a short hike around the area . And t here was plenty of room for the games presented by Tom and Vi Hill

At our September meeting, whi.ch was a lso the election of officers for the new year, we had the pleasure of listening to Dr. Arthur Mirsky of the Dept of Geology of IUPUI give a very interesting talk and slide show on "THE EXCAVATION OF THE FOSSILS OF A MASTODON IN WESTERN INDIANA" . Dr. Mir sky was in charge of this excavation, and the Mastodon is now on display at the Children's Museum.

Last year was an outstanding year for overnights for the club. The officers of the club planned we ll, as the vari ety of activities and entertainment proved. The following resume of the various overnight outings has been adapted from Mary Kidwell's rough draft of her --..collections of the highlights.

CAMP RILEY AT BRADFORD WOODS IN OCTOBER

The October overnight at Camp Riley was especially nice, with just our group using the area. John Williams presented a slide show and talk about some of the backward civilizations he had visited. This was quite a thought provoker, and many of us wondered if the influence of Western civilization is really for the good of some of these areas of the world. Our dramatic club put on a skit depicting the various kinds of hikers (purely fictional?). We had "Stumbling Carrie" and ''Frosty First Freddie" and then there was "Forward Ho Frankie" and "Back-Pack Barbie". Everybody had a great time deciding if anyone present was similar to one of these characters. Of course we also had some great hiking through Bradford Woods.

CL!Fl'Y FALLS STATE WINTER OUTING

In February, there was really too much snow and ice for hiking the ravines of Cl ifty Falls, but the top-side hiking on the roads was beautiful with the br anches being outlined by the white snow and ice. The hospitality hour before the evening meal was a chance to relax with good friends and just have some idle chatter. The Park Naturalist presented a very interes- . ting slide show about the four seasons at Clifty. And looking from the huge banquet windows, we could see the lights of Madison down below. Also the barge lights as the large boats moved up and down the icy Ohio river. A highlight of this weekend was the bird watching from behind a one way window at the naturalist center. Doris Gard was a big help in identifying the many varieties of birds which f lew to the feeders outside of the window.

AMP PYOCA OVERNIGIIT IN APRIL

uur spring outing was shared' with our friends from the Louisville Hiking Club. It could have been a near disaster, since by some misunderstanding, the management of Camp Pyoca had booked a church group of young people for the same weekend. However all turned out well, as they were able to handle both groups. We really enjoyed visiting with some of the youths and their leaders as they shared tables with us in the dining room, and helped us do the K.P. THE TRAIL BLAZER 1979 EDI TION TIIE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB PAGE 4 They seemed to enjoy our evening's program which was provided by both hiking clubs. Our club presented a hiking skit similar to the one at Camp Riley, and the Louisville Club's George and Marie Scobee took over for the square dancing and music. We had a lovely church service on Sunday morning in the chapel down by the lake, and many of the young people joined with us

GNAW BONE CAMP ON MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND

The Gnaw Bone outing is always the highlight of the Club's activities for the year. An ideal place for our club to hike & relax at the beginning of the summer season. We had great hikes - some long and some short. And there were many things to do during the days . Saturday night there was some rain, however we took advantage of the huge shelter for an evening of musical entertainment. The main event of this weekend was the "MZ I.H.C. BEAUI'Y QUEEN CONTEST". Mz FUSS N'BIDGETT (Hazel Morrison) was the coordinator, and Mz BERTIIA PARKS (Mary Kidwell) was the Mistress of Ceremonies . The contest was presented at the amphitheatre stage on Sunday evening to an overflow crowd. The seven finalists in this satire of the MISS AMERICA contest were judged on beauty & poise (?) in an evening gown , and on talent, and on intelligence. The judges were PRINCES VON BRUSH & BOG (Lois Vincent), DUKE GIGILONIO (Tom Patterson) and HUBERT HEFLINER (Fred Lorenz). The entire contest had backgrourdmusic to help maintain the mood of the eveni~g. SISTER FO

This act will probabl y never be repeated, so you who were there witnessed a once in a lifetime thing. Congratulations to Hazel Morrison and Mary Kidwell for their courage in presenting this contest, and also to the wives of the contestants, who forced their husbands to take part. And to all who helped make it the hit that it was .

CARTER CAVES STATE PARK ON LABOR DAY WEEKEND

Carter Caves Park in the Eastern hills and mountains of Kentucky was the scene of our Labor Day outing. The weather man cooperated, and the hiking was great. There were many caves in the area. Our group took advantage of all the activities presented by the park. Some hiked, some swam, some canoed, and some explored the caves. Our hospitality hour before Lhe evening meal was a relaxing time to enjoy conversation and talk about the days activities. Some of the club drove into the back country and hiked back on the Simon Kenton trail spur from the Jenny Wiley Trail. Our watermelon feast was a little problem because of so many family reunions at the picnic area where the hikers met at noon to refresh themselves on ice cold me lons. All of our group seemed to enjoy themselves at this beautiful park.

On the foll owing pages is a listing of all of the hikes and overnights during the year. There is also a listing of the mileage accomplishments of each member, and the children of members. The officers of the club presented quite a variety of hikes and other activities during the past year. They need your help in keeping the club awa re of the desires of the members. Take advantage of your club membership - you have a great group of people to hike with.

****** HAPPINESS - A STEP AT A TIME ****** THE TRAIL BLAZER 1979 EDITION THE I NDIANAPOLIS HIKilW CLUB PAGE 5 LIST OF HIKES AND OVERNIGHTS For the Year Ending October 1, 1979 MEM­ CHILD E DESCRIPTION MILES LEADER BERS GUEST REN TOTAL u~t 1 Yellowwood Trail 20 Charles Brunette 11 l 0 12 Oct 1 Lieber State Park 5 Bill Larrison 41 8 1 50 Oct 8 8 Bonnie Wolfer 27 5 3 35 Oct 14,15 Backpack Hoosier Natl Forest 12 Libby Moore 5 0 1 6 Oct 15 Muscatatuck Natl Wildlife Refuge 6 Bill Larrison 34 10 l 45 Oct 21, 20 Camp Riley (Bradford Woods) 9 -- OVERNIGIIT-­ 38 4 6 48 Oct 29 5 , 9 & 13 Marsha Hutchins 37 3 0 40 Nov 5 Hindostan Falls Trail 17 John Behrmann 19 4 0 23 Nov 5 Southeastway Park 5 Tom & Vi Hill 39 8 3 50 Nov 12 Short Yellowwood Trail 12 Charles Brunette 18 2 0 20 Nov 19 Squire Boone Trail 10 Cliff Hoard 11 0 0 ll Nov 19 McCormick's Creek State Park 5 Win Pulsifer 28 1 1 30 . Nov 26 Fal l Creek 5 Harrison Feldman 35 4 0 39 Dec 5 Gnawbone Camp 5 Bill Larrison 23 1 0 24 Dec 10 Coffin & Riverside Golf Courses 4 Tom Hill 43 1 2 46 • Dec 17 Devon Woods 9 Marsha Hutchins 28 0 1 29 Dec 17 Indpls Zoo Christmas Hike 2 Nell Larrison 28 1 0 29 Dec 24 Eagle Creek Park 7 John Behrmann 22 2 3 27 Dec 31 White River & Canal 6 George MacLean 10 0 0 10 Jan 7 Towpath & Riverside Park 5 & 13 Libby Moore 26 1 0 27 Jan 14 Eagle Creek Reservoir 6 E Lavagnino & B Hosley 32 6 0 38 Jan 21 Indpls Motor Speedway 4 Ne 11 LArrison 40 4 0 44 Jan 28 3 Parks On White River 8 & 11 Marsha Hutchins 19 4 0 23 Feb 4 Upper Pleasant Run 4 , 7 & 9 Bob & Marge Begeman 34 0 1 35 ,...-; 10 & 11 Clifty Fa l ls State Par~-. 8 -- OVERNIGIIT -­ 46 5 3 54 _ J 18 Camp Dellwood 4 Bonnie Wolfer 31 2 0 33 Feb 25 Sarah Shank Golf Course 4 Tom Patterson 5 0 0 5 Mar 4 Greenfield Hike 7 John Behrmann 49 8 0 57 Mar 11 Upper Fall Creek 6 & 8 Marsha Hutchins 51 10 0 61 Mar 18 Ten O'Clock Line 16 George Newhall 23 0 0 23 Mar 18 Thatcher Community & levee 4 & 7 Frank Thompson 33 9 5 47 Mar 25 Bryant Creek 8 P Franzen & E Chambers 25 1 0 26 Apr 1 Morgan-Monroe Forest 23 George Newha 11 ll 1 0 12 Apr 1 Camp Gallahue 11 Libby Moore 13 0 0 13 • Apr 8 Clark State Forest 9 & 16 B Larrison & P Franzen 23 2 0 25 Apr 14 Yellowwood Trail 20 Charles Brunette 12 0 0 12 Apr 15 Garfield Park 4 Win Pulsifer 40 12 l 53 Apr 21 & 22 Camp Pyoca (with Louisvill e) 10 - - OVERNIGHT ... - 35 2 1 38 Apr 29 Morgan-Monroe Forest 10 & 12 George Newha 11 25 2 1 28 Apr 29 Brown County Hike 5 Margret Veale 24 3 0 27 May 6 Atterbury Fish & Game Area 6 & 10 J Lauth & E Chambers 42 8 2 52 May 12 Wyandotte Trail 14 Charles Brunette 12 0 0 12 May 13 Salm Park 4 Harrison Feldman 31 3 0 34 May 20 Hays Arboretum 6 Nell Larrison 33 3 2 38 May 26, 22, 28 Gnaw Bone Camp 26 - -MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND-­ 50 13 12 75 Jun 3 Hickory Ridge 14 & 26 T Patterson & M Hutchins 23 1 0 24 Jun 3 South Grove, Riverside, Lake I ndy 4 Tom Hill 27 5 5 37 Jun 10 6 Harrison Feldman 28 0 0 28 Jun 16 Two Lakes Loop Trail 14 Marsha Hutchins 13 1 0 14 ~ 17 Arbuckle Acres 5 Mary Kidwell 33 4 3 40 . 24 Al White Trail 6 Tom Jordan 47 5 0 52 ~ul l Crooked Creek 7 & 12 Tom Hill 35 0 0 35 Jul 8 Pine Hills Primitive Area 5 Frank & Wilma Thompson 32 1 0 33 , J ul 15 Turkey Run State Park 5 Mary Kidwell 17 3 2 22 THE TRAIL BLAZER 1979 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB PAGE 6 MEM- CHILD DATE DESCRIPTION MILES LEADER --BERS GUEST REN TOTAL Jul 22 Cascade Park (Bloomington) 5 & 6 Fred Eckstein 36 2 1 39 Jul 29 McCormick' s Creek State Park 7 & 12 Chris Brunette 26 3 0 29 Aug 4 Oubache Trail 10 Charles Brunette 13 1 0 1 Aug 5 Portland Arch 4 Win Pulsifer 19 2 3 24 Aug 11 Pea Ridge 16 E Chambers & M Hutchins 12 6 0 18 Aug 12 Butler Towpath 7 Harris on Feldman 44 6 1 51 Aug 19 Morgan-Monroe Forest 9, 11 & 15 George Newha ll 19 3 0 22 Aug 26 Panther Gap 10 Rick Byers 20 1 0 21 Sep 1, 2, 3 Carter Caves State Park 10 & 20 --LABOR DAY WEEKEND-- 46 7 14 67 Sep 2 White River & Canal 6 George MacLean 20 10 0 30 Sep 9 Salamonie State Forest 8 Charles Brunette 19 1 0 20 Sep 9 5 Bob Begeman 42 2 0 44 Sep 15 Mogan Ridge Trail 21 M Begeman & M Hutchins 7 0 0 7 Sep 16 Owen Park & Cataract Park 7 M Kidwell & R Schroeder 31 3 0 34 Sep 23 Four Lakes Hike 7 & 15 E Chambers & P Franzen 45 7 3 55 Sep 29 & 30 Backpack Hoosier Natl Forest 11 & 20 Libby Moore 11 0 0 11 Sep 30 Eagle Creek Park 6 Joe & Katherine Lehman 32 16 4 52 Sep 30 Tulip Tree Trace 18 Charles Brunette 10 1 0 11 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MEMBERSHIP ATTENDANCE RECORD For the Year ending October 1, 1979 - plus accumula ted mileage since October 1, 1967

Over­ No. Miles Miles Over­ No. Miles Miles NAME nights of Hiked Hiked NAME nights of Hiked Hiked Hikes 1979 Ac cum Hikes 1979 Accum Anderson, Daryel 0 2 39 68 Brizendine, Alma Jean 0 l 5 351 Anderson, Mary V 0 0 0 127 Brizendine, Kennard 0 14 89 1084 Archer, Joyce l 0 0 84 Broadlick, Don 0 0 0 201 Archer, Robert l 0 0 88 Brooks, Melody 0 0 0 376 Arrowsmith, Edward 0 3 1li 88 Brown, Dora 1 0 0 23 Ashby, Helen 0 1 6 84 Browning, Bettie 0 0 0 6 Atkinson, Joan 0 4 21 52 Brunette, Charles 2 36 436 762 Atkinson, Randy 0 4 21 63 Brunette, Chris 2 31 380 394 Bator, Claire 2 2 26 217 Buchanan, Leta 0 2 14 177 Bator, Frank 2 2 18 117 Buehler, Dora 4 19 172 2547 Beam, Mary 0 0 0 0 Burch, Ruth l 0 0 37 Beam, Paul Jr. 0 0 0 32 Burns, Jean 0 0 0 1010 Begeman, Marjorie 2 49 510 1629 Busch, Gerhard 0 0 0 403 Begeman, Robert 3 41 458 1239 Busch, Louise 0 0 0 39 Behrmann, John 0 40 409 1547 Byers, Rick 0 12 143 343 Benge, Glaqys 0 0 0 60 Cannon, Evelyn S. 0 0 0 16 Bennett, Bryce 0 3 22 166 Cassetty, Mrs . Jessie 0 0 0 7 Bennett, Chuck 0 1 5 144 Cassetty, Loradean l 0 5 63 Bennett, Lynne 0 1 5 190 Cassetty, Odie 0 3 15 495 Biale, Jack 0 0 0 96 Cassetty, Phyllis 0 2 10 473 Biale, Kathy 0 5 33 93 Chambers, Edward l 36 350 1250 Blage, Betty 3 11 106 514 Chambers, June 0 1 6 47 Boyd, Lea 0 4 17 479 Chambers, Ralph 1 3 33 563 Boyer, James 0 0 0 86 Churchill, Bee 0 0 0 138 Boyer, Naomi 0 0 0 78 Conard, Nancy 0 0 0 74 Brand, John 0 1 6 .19 Cooke, Dee 0 0 0 19 Breimeir, Grace 1 6 31 918 Cora, Eva 2 :6 44 154 Breimeir, Joe 1 6 31 516 Cox, Ray 0 0 0 33 THE TRAIL BLAZER 1979 EDITI ON THE I NDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB PAGE 7

MEMBERSHIP ATTENDANCE RECORD Continued

Over- No. Miles Miles Over- No. Miles Miles >...... ""1E nights of Hiked Hiked NAME nights of Hiked Hiked Hikes 1979 Ac cum Hikes 1979 Ac cum Coy, Shirley 1 2 20 31 Hoar d , Clifton 5 51 585 1689 Crowe, Jim ·o 12 80 80 Holtsclaw, Mary 0 0 0 22 Culbertson, Helen 0 6 50 77 Hosley, Robert J. 0 8 67 327 DeFalque, Dr. Ray J . 0 0 0 600 Howard, Charles 0 0 0 13 Downs, Belle 0 0 0 99 Howard, Micki 0 0 0 13 Drach, Ruth 1 2 19 241 Huizinga, Donald 0 0 0 37 Duckett, May 3 5 45 1193 Huizinga, Suzanne 0 0 0 37 Dzara, Nancy 0 0 0 4 Hunt, Mary 0 0 0 94 Eckstein, Fred 5 18 202 1068 Hutchins, Marsha 2 39 369 915 Eckstein, Pat 5 13 105 307 Hynes, Charles 0 0 0 0 Ellison, Frances 0 0 0 46 Hynes, Margaret 0 0 0 0 . Ellison, Jeanette 0 0 0 22 Jackson, Mac 0 3 13 52 Elli son, Mrs. Lul a 0 0 0 17 James, Janice 0 3 30 192 Enyart, Dr. Hugh 0 0 0 16 Johnson , Charles 1 3 40 225 • Enyart, Martha 0 0 0 13 Johnson, Jerry 0 0 0 26 Feldman, David 0 1 7 564 Johnson, Marge 1 3 40 225 Feldman, Harrison 4 37 437 1890 Jones, Mrs . Esther 1 0 5 77 Field, Dorothy 0 1 5 90 Jones, JoAnn 0 1 5 324 Fields, Marsha 2 0 12 140 Jones, John 0 1 5 215 Fields, Ted 2 3 47 1752 Jordan, Tom 0 6 84 556 Finney, Joan 0 1 5 5 Karen, Bett y 1 4 28 66 Finney, John 0 1 5 5 Kehler, Shirley 0 3 14 30 Flora, Bill 0 8 35 900 Kidwell , Mary 5 43 492 1679 ;-a.era, Doris 0 8 35 747 Kindred, Durlin 0 2 9 206 :d, Jane 1 0 9 363 Kirst, Herbert 0 0 0 20 Franzen, Reydon 0 0 0 43 Knarr, Nola 1 0 0 54 Franzen, Peggy 0 19 243 1587 Knarr, Victor 2 1 18 717 Fulkerson, Clyde 0 9 46 234 Kossoy, Aaron 0 0 0 11 Fulkerson, Jean 0 9 46 210 Kossoy, Joan 0 0 0 11 Gainey, Jack 1 1 24 1201 Krall, Barbara 0 0 0 52 Gainey, Lennie 1 1 13 154 Larrison, Bill 5 31 221 2331 • Gard, Doris 2 8 42 1212 Larrison, Nell 5 24 172 1346 Geredy, Christina 1 0 0 154 Larrison, Dorothy 4 7 72 422 Goldsberry, Betty 0 0 0 13 Lauth, Juanita 2 12 84 1632 Golichowski, Alan 0 0 0 63 Lavagnino, Ed 0 2 13 556 Golichowski, Mary 0 0 0 240 Lawson, Linda H. 0 0 0 24 Green, Jerry 0 13 73 188 Lehman, Joe 3 14 106 970 Green, Marcia 0 5 29 70 Lehman, Katherine 3 13 101 956 Groff, Gloria 0 2 11 27 Lenard, Andrew 0 ll 88 536 Handy, Martha 0 0 0 45 Lenard, Veronica 0 7 55 328 Handy, Walter 0 1 5 251 Leibman, Joan 0 1 7 249 Ha r rer, Will 0 13 150 253 Lin, Philip 0 22 147 1575 :Har ris, Brenda 1 1 13 106 Lindley, George 0 0 0 0 Harris, Janet 0 1 4 4 iiptack, Diane 0 3 16 107 Harris, Richard 1 1 17 230 Lloyd, Billie 1 2 13 68 Hauss, El se 0 0 0 418 Lloyd, Sam 1 11 129 648 Hayden, Helen W. 2 1 18 108 Lyons, Sally 0 0 0 37 Heath, Suzie 1 0 4 10 MacLean, George 0 45 344 2005 Heavrin, Mi ldr ed 0 0 0 15 Mahorney, Dee 0 0 0 9 ;--.trin, Joe 0 0 0 25 Mahorney, Tom 0 0 0 22 .. ~rrin, Marlene 0 0 0 1 McBee , Mildr ed 0 7 39 39 Highland, John 0 0 0 8 McCauley , Charles 0 3 16 196 Hill, Tom 5 27 215 2186 McConne ll, Bob 1 ll 92 239 Hill, Viola 5 27 204 2059 Metz, Jeanne 1 2 26 127 THE TRAIL BLAZER 1979 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB PAGE 8

MEMBERSHIP ATT ENDANCE RECORD Continued

Over- No. Miles Miles Over- No . Miles Miles nights of Hiked Hiked nights of Hiked Hilr NAME Hikes 1979 Ac cum NAME Hikes 1979 Acc. Meyer, Howard 0 0 0 0 Roth, Eleanor 0 0 0 4 Meyer, Neva 2 1 19 35 Ryan, Geneva 1 0 0 390 Milam, Mary Frances 3 4 47 1518 Schaefer, Marilyn 0 0 0 16 Miller, Graeme R. 0 10 80 638 Schaefer, Peter 0 0 0 16 Miller, Terry 0 0 0 18 Schafer, Ron 0 0 0 93 Mitter, Marga r et 1 3 42 42 Schafer, Sandy 0 0 0 42 Moore, Henry 3 27 222 1600 Schaurer, Dorothy 0 3 13 29 Moore, Libby 3 28 250 1614 Schrader, Sue F. 0 0 0 0 Morehead, Don 0 0 0 16 Schroeder, Ruth 0 11 68 334 Morehead, Sylvia 0 1 4 30 Seal, Mrs. Charlene 0 0 0 14 Moriarity, Leonard D. 0 15 92 147 Seay, Helen 0 0 0 0 Morrison, Hazel 4 25 288 951 Smilie, Ilse 1 1 33 166 Mowrer, Ep 2 0 2 364 Smith, George 0 1 6 348 Muendlein, Walt 0 0 0 95 Smith, Jackie 0 2 10 44 Murphy, Charles 0 1 4 203 Smith, Mildred 0 0 0 0 Murphy, Judy 0 1 4 103 Southworth, Margaret 2 3 19 392 Neill , Alberta 5 6 65 576 Soja, Pat 0 28 217 298 Newhall, George 1 28 377 685 Steltenpohl, Selma 0 1 5 48 Nicholson, Dave 0 1 6 21 Stockwe 11, Rose 2 1 15 695 O'Drain, John 0 12 104 930 Stratmann, Noni 0 0 0 99 Oliphant, Lloyd 0 8 51 207 Tayl or, Elizabeth 0 0 0 61 Oliphant, Margie 0 0 0 82 Teipen, Dolores 2 6 56 246 Ova 1, Mary Alice 0 0 0 3 Thompson, Frank 5 24 238 1183 Overdorf, Anna 1 0 9 35 Thompson, Wilma 5 25 249 1201'- Overpeck, Ruth 0 0 0 231 Toth, Bill l 0 4 L. Overton, J.C. 1 2 20 319 Trombly, Gene 0 l 5 38 Ozbun, Donna M. 0 1 7 60 Troxe 11, Bil 1 0 0 0 0 Partlow, Mary 1 0 5 64 Troxe 11, Judith 0 6 34 45 Patterson, Tom 3 44 517 1013 Vail, Ken 0 3 29 117 Pengilly, Isabel 0 0 0 33 Vail, Marian 0 0 0 10 Pengilly, Parker 0 0 0 23 Veale, Margret 0 2 7 214 Perrin, Dr. Jean 0 0 0 38 Vincent, Lois 5 33 371 1128 Perry, Bill 0 0 0 227 Vogel, Rod 0 0 0 15 Pogue, June 1 4 43 69 Yita le, Tony 0 37 241 1445 Pogue, Russ 0 4 22 39 Waltz, Gene 1 9 65 278 Pruden, Jan 0 3 20 63· Waltz, Genie 1 7 51 439 Pruden, Tom 0 3 20 57 Warner, Steve 2 13 85 502 Pulsifer, Mary 2 30 192 1027 Watson, Ursula 1 1 12 310 Pulsifer, Win 2 29 180 994 Wayles, Bill 0 11 71 227 Quinlan, Harold 0 0 0 0 Wayles, Wy l ma 0 8 56 171 Ramborger, Leland 0 0 0 742 Weaver, Bob 2 12 94 112 Redelman, Randy 0 2 14 98 Weaver, Dorothy 2 4 16 32 Reid, Dave 0 0 0 0 Weeden, Helen 0 0 0 19 Reid , Don 1 3 23 207 Whitaker, Shirley 0 0 0 266 Reid, Joanne 1 3 23 196 White, Ed 0 0 0 67 Retherford, Ken 0 3 14 1217 White, Mary 0 0 0 19 Retherford , Sylvia 0 5 30 1372 Wilhelm, Joe 1 22 154 1662 Rinard, James 0 0 0 126 Wilkinson, Amy 0 2 14 226 Roach, Kathleen 0 3 16 16 Williams, Carl 0 0 0 127 Roach, Mark 0 3 16 40 Williams, John 2 ll 90 14:- Rogers, Martha 0 0 0 308 Williams, Marie 0 0 0 14 ~ Roth, Alice 0 20 173 1174 Williams, Mickie 2 8 57 709 Roth, Bert 0 37 288 1874 Wei, Alfonso 0 0 0 so · THE TRAIL BLAZER 1979 EDITION THE INDIANAPOLIS HIKING CLUB PAGE 9

MEMBERSHIP ATI'ENDANCE RECORD Continued

Over- No . Miles Miles Over- No. Miles Miles nights of Hiked Hiked nights of Hiked Hiked NAME Hikes 1979 · Accum NAME Hikes 1979 Ac cum Wei, Mary 0 0 0 124 Wolfer, Bonnie 4 29 319 736 LISTED BELOW ARE THE CHILDREN (UNDER 18) OF Woodard, John 1 2 20 85 MEMBERS, WITH THEIR ATTENDANCE RECORD AND Woodard, Margaret 1 3 27 166 MILEAGE FOR THE YEAR ENDING OCTOBER 1, 1979. Woolman, Olga 0 0 0 87 (Accumulated mileage for children dates from Zalkin, Bob 0 l 4 8 Dec 1, 1970) Zimmerman, Lois 0 0 0 0 Archer , Greg 1 0 0 66 Archer, Lisa 1 0 0 76 Archer, Tim 1 0 0 83 LISTED BELOW ARE THE NEW MEMBERS WHO WERE Bia le, Carol 0 1 5 30 1 VOTED INTO THE CLUB AFTER OCT 1, 1978, WITH Biale, Gina 0 2. 13 36 THE MONTH OF ADMITTANCE AFTER THE NAME Blage, Susan 2 0 4 20 Cassetty, Kathy 0 0 0 65 " Buell, Sue C Oct 0 0 0 0 Cassetty, Kim 0 0 0 121 Freisner, David Nov 1 5 39 39 Cassetty, Michael 0 1 4 82 Freisner, Barbara Nov 1 3 26 26 Cassetty, Michelle 0 0 0 129 Gegner, Chris Nov 0 0 0 0 Harris, Scott 1 1 13 51 Neher, Jeff Nov 0 1 4 4 Heath, Lori 1 0 4 4 Neher, Lynda Nov 3 6 56 56 Heath, Tony 1 0 4 4 Neher, Terry Nov 3 1 18 18 James, Brian 0 1 6 66 Mead, Dianna Nov 0 0 0 0 James, Ron 0 1 6 91 ,,-...,Smith, Barbara Nov 0 0 0 0 Karen, Carol 1 0 6 6 igo, Robert Jan 0 2 11 11 Karen, Joseph 1 0 6 10 i.. ... nge, Vivian Mar 0 0 0 0 Lloyd, Nancy 0 1 5 74 Foran, Billy Apr 0 3 25 25 Moore, Joy 0 1 4 468 Johnson, Doris Apr 0 0 0 0 McCauley, Dave 0 1 4 46 Johnson, Robert A. Apr 0 0 0 0 Neher, Chris 3 3 25 25 Rockey, Dave Apr 0 0 0 0 Neher, Heather 3 4 36 36 Thorne, Ca thy Apr 0 0 0 0 Overdorf, Debra 1 0 9 16 Barnett, Charles May 0 0 0 0 Pedigo, Bryan 0 1 4 4 Foran, Martha May 0 0 0 0 Pedigo, Natalie 0 1 4 4 Lloyd, Barbi May 0 1 6 6 Smi lie, Hank 1 0 5 54 Chanley, Arl ien F. Jun 0 1 6 6 Winter, Jeff 1 0 4 245 Fine, Jolene Jun 0 0 0 0 Wi nter, Tony 2 1 12 122 Vaughn, Doris Jun 0 0 0 0 Dodson, Paul E Jul 0 1 15 15 Jackson, Hylda Aug 0 7 85 85

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