Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

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gn winner, Carlyn Steinkamp, works on another of her ny projects in her art class. An addition to this year's annual was the creation of an original cover design. In order to make this de- sign, Mr. Howard Vicars, art instructor, first had those interested submit an original idea. These were judged by Mr. Vicars, and the best were put aside for future selection. Then the annual staff eventually made the final choice. Carlyn Steinkamp, senior student, was declared to be the winner with her striking example of a barking bulldog, the picture of the spirit of Batesville High School. CARLYN STEINKAMP DESIGNS YEARBOOK COVER Mr. Vicars helps Carlyn over some of the difficulties of the design. COAD.

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Pumpkin Queen Representative Gerry Hane, Batesville's representative to the annual Pumpkin Queen contest, combines talent and poise to form her regal appearance. Her showing in this contest was indeed a credit to the community and school.

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Jim Waechter plays a not-so-dead corpse in the thriller presented by . ii is the Junior Class. JUNIOR PLAY IS A ‘CHILLER’ Mystery, dreadful and chilling, surrounds the mortuary home of Uncle Bob Nelson. A corpse that walks, a murderer unknown, and uneasy suspicion confront the two heroes, Hercules Nelson and Wilbur Maxwell, young visitors at Uncle Bob's house. With fright - ened courage and shaken bravery the two boys shudder through one episode after another, until they finally bungle their way to triumph and solve the mystery of playing FINDERS CREEPERS. Hercules Nelson and Wilbur Max- well (Gary Mil- ler and Bob Suttman) have their share of the problems and are ready to leave in spite of their dress. Lynn Gardner takes the sign above her literally.