Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

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National Honor Society LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Kessler, Barbara Koester, Mark Merkle, Margaret Lehman, Robert Artmire, Carol Poske, John Huneke, Mr. Brokamp, Sponsor, Don Werner. Scholarship is the key to membership in the National Honor Society, and it is an honor well worth striving for during the four years of high school. These students represent the “upper crust of high school students, not just at B.H.S., but at almost every high school in the United States. Once attained, membership is a mark of distinction to be worn proudly in every endeavor, SCHOLARSHIP AND LEADERSHIP Leadership is the quality necessary in every good member of Student Council. In this organization, the guidance of most student activities takes place. Student Council FRONT ROW: P. Kopp, P. Wessel, L. Gardner, S. Fell, M. Buck, J. Lightner, L. Neff. SECOND ROW: R. Suhre, R. Uhlmansiek, K. Bohman, J. Ward, President, D. Youngman, S. Placke, R. Walke, F. Krieger.

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Future Teachers | | REGERERRGRRERECEREREGORERE FRONT ROW: J. Flodder, M. Lehman, J. Meyers, D. Selke. SECOND ROW: G. Neff, N. Merganthal, L. Wells. THIRD ROW: P. Kopp, C. Poske, A. Baas, F. Winans. FOURTH ROW: D. Youngman, S. Placke M. Wernke, M. Huneke, Mr. Brokamp, Sponsor. ce ’ ASPIRING TEACHERS LEARN FUNDAMENTALS The purpose of the Future Teachers of America and Exploratory Teaching is to acquaint interested students with the teaching profession, Exploratory Teaching especially gives the student a chance to “try his hand at actual teaching. Capable students are encouraged to continue in further prepara- tion for a teaching career . Exploratory Teachers Exploratory Teach- f ers and their co- . operating teachers are: Bill Hegwood --Mr, Fitzgerald, Dan Youngman-- Mr. Blair, Carol Poske--Mr,. Stid- ham, Mr. Bro- kamp, Sponsor, Ella Lehman-- Miss Green, Mike Wernke--Mr,. Wernke, Wesley Walker--Mr. Sheets,

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Future Homemakers LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Siebert, S. Kessens, J. Lamping, D. Kessens, D. Welter, L. Allen, P. Ison, B. Obermeyer, M. Ziegler, S. Moorman, V. Tekulve, Miss Green, SPONSOR; C. Meyer, S. Maple, P. Hoyer, C. Beverage, D. Web- ster, P. Bohman, D. Herbert, M. Hornig, B. Koester, M. Lehman. GIRLS LEARN VOCATIONAL SKILLS These organizations are for the purpose of giving experience to girls interested in nursing as a profession and, of course, all those interested in someday be- coming a wife and homemaker (and what girl is not interested in thi s). They allow the girls to learn by doing the things necessary to these vocations. Future Nurses actually do volunteer work at the local hospital, and Future Homemak- ers get first hand experience at all the skills necessary to the efficient manage- ment of a household. Future Nurses FRONT ROW: Mrs. Hisrich, SPONSOR; S. Fell, V. Walker, D. Suttmiller, K. Hotopp, D. Oliphant, D. Welter, B. Brinkman, Miss Green, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: P. Col- lins, V. Mollaun, D. Selke, D. Abplanalp, O. Schumacher, P. Kopp, N. Merganthal. THIRD ROW: S. Michel, C. Davis, J. Sie- bert, M. Hornig, A. Lightner.