Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

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Seniors Receive Awards Gregg Borchelt and Beverly Spencer hold their plaques awarded by the Jr. Chamber of Commerce for scholastic achievement and self-reliance. Susie Steinkamp stands at a podium after winning the American Legion Ora- National Honor Society torical contest. members set scholastic examples for students. To be chosen a member of the National Honor Society is a challenge for many Batesville students. Candidates are selected on the basis of their scholastic ability and achievement throughout high school. The torch, emblem of the organization, symbolizes the light of learning. Although concerned with the scholastic aspects of school, members are leaders in every facet of extracurricular activities. FRONT ROW: R. Lightner, W. Bauer, M. Miller, M. Walterman, C. Davis, B. Kessens, B. Spencer, B. Koester. SECOND ROW: J. Robinson, S, Steinkamp, L. Selke, L. Deffmer, C. Poske, E. Lehman, L. Kessler. THIRD ROW: G. Borchelt, R. Dietz, K. Kruse, M. Merkel, J. Huneke. FOURTH ROW: P. Green, Mr. Brokamp, sponsor, J. Stein, D. Werner, C. Walke.

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FRONT ROW: David Doyle, Bill Green, Sheryl Fell, Nancy Mergenthal, Gail Neff, Bob Hammerle, Roger Burke. SECOND ROW: Beverly Spencer, Linda Neff, Kay Stewart, Bob Uhlmansiek, Don Werner, Gregg Borchelt, John Huneke, Ella Lehman, Carol Poske, Susie Steinkamp. Scholastic Banquet Honors Seventeen Students The purpose of the annual Scholastic Award Ban- quet is to honor students who excel in their school work. It is sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Students are awarded bronze, silver, and gold medals, and honor plaques for the num- ber of consecutive years they are on the honor . © Guest speaker for the banquet is Mr. James Superintendent Swain presents Beverly Spencer and Gregg Ry EE Oe ERIS Sete) one aaCnea Borchelt with plaques for their four-year honor roll record. 16

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car Bucky Ignatius, in his sheik-like dress, steals the show. Vd4i i Diet of Dates’ Dot steams with jealousy. puts audience in stitches. One of the most delightful come- dies presented by B.H.S. is the product of the Seniors of '62. Diet of Dates features an assortment of exotic characters along with a group of ordinary teenagers. When a royal prince comes to 7 live in the United States with a typical American Family, a riotous affair begins as he becomes the most sough t-after boy in town. Jealousy almost causes a strife, but in the end an unexpected visitor steals the heart of the prince. To add to the comedy's humor on the final night, in the middle Play cast views audience before of the play the local fire curtain time. alarm roared for ten minutes while the cast looked on with bewilderment.Mr. Gary Tekulve is given a thorough John Bogenschutz directs the play. make-up treatment by Linda Selke. The entire cast is on stage for the finale.