Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

“de THE 69 BULLDOG OZ ‘ | , eg 3 BATESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BATESVILLE, INDIANA We Love to doubt Ready, set, hike! Mike Thalheimer appears to be centering the ball, but Paul Schwab runs interference to make sure Batesville maintains possession. rere %: - As Well as to Know As Batesville enters a new year, a unique attitude prevails among students. Just as Dante stated, “I love to doubt as well as to know,’ expresses his belief in the unlimited ’ opportunities for learning, Bates- villians are also realizing their many chances for a broad education. At Batesville there are numerous opportunities for a liberal educa- tion that begin to mold an indivi- dual’s life. In the wide variety of courses, students are encouraged to think and discover for themselves as In comparison with a busy week- day, the school building stands nearly deserted on an uneventful Saturday. they question traditional concepts and search for new ideas. But a student’s schooling is not just cen- tered around academics; he also participates in challenging extra curricular activities ranging from creating stage scenery to tutoring others. As the leaders of a new area in education, Batesvillians, continually doubting and searching, accept the many challenges that Batesville offers. Spanish Teacher Mr. Jerry Brelage points out to his class that the words on the board are Spanish. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Classes Favorites Organizations Advertising The latest creation from Paris—the ever popular gym suit! SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MISS ANN ROTH CHARLES SWAIN MR. SWAIN’s SECRETARY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL GLEN BUTTE PRINCIPAL RICHARD LEMEN 4 MRS. LINDA CROWELL School Nurse MRS. ROBERTA BRANDES High School Secretary MRS. PHILLIS GIBSON High School Secretary “ — FRANK SETEAR Guidance Dir. Student Council JOE WILLIAMS Bookkeeping, Guidance, Letterman Varsity Basketball Coach ART BREBBERMAN Phys. Ed., Health Gen. Math, Driver Ed. Freshman Spns. LINDA FLODDER Phys. Ed., Health Cheerleading Spns., G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls Track Team GLEN KELLEY Health and Phys. Ed. Sophomore Spns. WALTER LEHMAN Math Seventh Grade Spns. ROY GARDNER Math Junior Spns. GENE WHITE Math, Physics, Hi-Y Sponsor RON RAVER Chemistry, General Science Science Club ROY G. SALATIN Health, Phys. Ed., Science Seventh Grade Class Sponsor JOHN E. YARBER Biology and Driver Education Sophomore Class Sponsor LOUIS P. FERRINGER Science and Vocational Agriculture FFA Sponsor ROBERT J. BROKAMP Civics, World Geography, Psychology, Sociology, Economics FTA, Exploratory Teacher Coordinator, National Honor Society, Student Projectionists CARL E. BUTT Junior High Social Studies 8th grade spon- sor WILLIS DUNKER Social Studies Football, Baseball SALLY GIVEN Advanced Typing, Beginning Typing, Advanced Office Practice, Beginning Office Practice, Shorthand, Business English, Salesmanship Future Nurses ED SWINFORD General Business Typing, Freshman Class, 8th grade Basketball VIRGINIA HIATT Librarian Library Club MARGARET GIBSON Librarian MARIE GREEN Home Economics FHA Sponsor JOHN BOGENSCHUTZ Latin, English, Journalism Broadcast Sponsor BETTY BOURQUEIN Junior High Language Arts Eighth Grade Sponsor MARY HEIM English, Annual Advisor MARY ELLEN MASTERS English, Forensics Club MARY JANE SUHRE Speech, Developmental Reading, Debate Club JERRY BRELAGE Spanish, Spanish Club JAMES HAYES English. Debate bina bie ae ja BOB CROWELL Woodworking General Metals, Varsity Track Coach ROSS FLODDER Drafting, Electricity, Practical Arts DON E, CARMICHA EL 1.C.T., Drafting, General Shop, 1.C.T. Club, Junior Class sponsor HOWARD VICARS Arts Crafts Junior Class sponsor. SAEs NTE AY WORST rt 7 Cooks MRS. JOBST MRS. KLOSTERMEYER MRS. KOPS MRS. SIEBERT MRS. WIRTH MRS. KLOSTERMEYER Janitors Mr. Marticke Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Marticke Bus Drivers Library The library is one place that students can escape the hustle and bustle of school and find peace and quiet. Here students can catch up on current events, do last minute homework, or just sit. Do you think this picture is posed? The books await the students. Mrs. Gehring hurries to her class. Saturday, November 23 was the opening dedication of the new Batesville High School gym. The guest speaker was Phil Eskew, Com- missioner of Indiana Athletic Association. The dedication was completed by a Batesville victory over Sunman. Dedication of Gym CLASSES Gary Bedel Mike Bedel Ralph Abplanalp Lorraine Banks Jerry Behlmer Mark Boehmer Louie Borgman Rita Brewer James Budd John Decker “It may look like a harmless teddy bear to you, but...” Nick Dierckman Tom Dunker Debbie Drew Don Eisert Pres.—Dick Frushour V. Pres.—Mike Thalheimer Sec.—Sara Mullins Treas.—Benita Goldsmith Jim Effing Dennis Eckstein Bob Eisert Patty Fasbinder Doris Faust Greg Fields Tony Flashpohler Mark Flodder Dick Frushour Karen Frye Julius Glaub Benita Goldsmith Sharon Gutzwiller Steve Hammerle Judy Hartman Janice Heidt Most Talkative: Jim Hirt Glenn Holtel Sandy Jobst Diane Hotopp Dave Jessup Greg Fields Sandy Jobst Pat Kelly Marvin Kirschner Ron Kramer Best Dressed: Don Schwegman Cheryl Lamppert Steve Kaiser Dale Kessens Dick Kirschner Tom Kruthaupt Leroy Laker John Laker Cheryl Lamppert James Leab Eugene Lecher Cindy Logan Russell Lynd Jim Maple bon Best Looking: John Decker Sara Mullins Omer Merkel Lawrence Merkel Linda Meyer Karen Meyer Senior top ten consists of Karen Frye, Nancy Voe- gele, Wanetta Stille, Tom Parmer, Randy Wanstrath, Eric Moenter Margaret Moll Dick Frushour, Don Schwegman, Rita Brewer, Mike Cynthia Moody Michael Moody Schumacher, Dick Kirschner. Sara Mullins Bill Narwold Dave Niese Harold Niese Most Popular: Steve Hammerle Rita Brewer A Ls44A4erT Dave Nobbe Gary Nobbe ; Most Athletic: Elaine Obermeyer Tom Parmer Cindy Logam Dick Kirschner j “Aw c’mon guys, I just brushed my teeth.” Dennis Prickel Doris Prickel Gary Prickel Dave Rehberger Floyd Roell Kevin Schebler Janet Scheyer Mike Schumacher Don Schwegman Terry Schwegman Jerry Schwier Guy Shane Debbie Stamper Debbie Stille Wanetta Stille Judy Stirn Class Cut-ups: Bob Eisert Diane Hotopp Shyest: Gary Westerfeld Ercie Thomas Mike Voegele Jim Vohland Nancy Voegele Dave Wallpe Donna Strunck Mike Thalheimer Ercie Thomas Ralph Vierling Bob Tekulve Janet Thie Joan Timke Jerel Voegele John Wanstrath Richard Weiler Most Dependable: Robert Wesseler Gary Westerfeld Janice Heidt Dick Frushour Most Studious: Karen Frye Gary Wettering Louise Wietlesbach Eugene Wuestefeld Tom Parmer Thomas Bedel John Werner John Starost Best All Around: Mike Schumacher Benita Goldsmith Lloyd Doll Kenneth Nobbe John Waechter Class Flirt and Wolf: Wanetta Stille Bill Narwold Seniors Hold Mock Election Every four years at election time the Senior Civics class, under the direction of Mr. Brokamp, holds a mock National Election for the entire school. This year’s election between Humphrey, Nixon, and Wallace proved a landslide for the Republican candidate. NIXON’S THE ONE!!! a y The students file past the registration desk and get their ballots before entering the voting booths. Smile, Ham. Even though HHH lost, Birch pulled through! Eugene Wuestefeld Mr. Flodder Diana Hotopp Miss Green Lorraine Banks Mrs. Siebert SE = =. a - = John Decker Mr. Kelley Donna Strunck Sister Marie Angele Exploratory Teachers Exploratory teaching is an aca- demic course at B. H. S. and not an organization. Only Seniors are eligible for this course and these students are getting a small taste of their possible careers. Janice Heidt 1 : D Mrs. Flodder Debbie Drew Mr. Chaffee Randy Wanstrath Greg Fields Mr. Lehman Mr. Vicars Margie Moll Elaine Obermeyer Mrs. Stevenson Miss Overman Remember, Seniors. . .? Hey, Sam! You’re not supposed to read it!! “Gosh, they didn’t even take a picture of me.” Maybe it'll help if I close my eyes. SNe dad Well, it looks like it’s Monday morning again! Presenting the Juniors Sponsor, Mr. Gardner; Sec., Becky Maple; Pres., Steve Wanstrath; V. Pres., Dave Obermeyer; Treas., Elaine Kops; Sponsor, Mr. Vicars. Jerry Amberger Gilbert Artmeier Paul Bedel Steve Bedel Steve Bedel Mark Belter Frank Beverage Dave Bischoff Tony Bland Becky Boerstler Richard Dorrel Bill Flannery Roberta Flodder Mike Frey Vickie Frye Dennis Dietz Karen Dinsmore Second Place Linda Effing Diana Fischmer Gale Budd Dave Butt Ted Cooley Cindy Dickey Lloyd Dwenger Tom Gehring Jim Gilbert Jim Goldsmith Linda Gunter Mark Gutzwiller Mark Hardebeck Dennis Hirt Mark Hirt Mike Holloway Carolyn Holt Nancy Hoyer Tim Kelley “We wonder why Becky looks so happy!” “What'd ya do, Moe?” Leslie Kessens Anita Kile Rick Koch Gary Kopp Elaine Kops Mike Krekeler Kathy Krieger Dale Kruthaupt Dennis Laker Tom Laugle Richard Laurell Kristy Lindemann yee antes qa seeereetiet “Timmy, Timmy, lend me your comb!” Jack Mays Dale Meyer Mike Meyer Susan Meyers Steve Moorman Darrell Munchel Richard Narwold Mike Neukam Randy Lynd Steve Marticke Vernon Meyers Barbara Moll Sam Mollaun John Moody Becky Maple Mike Neyer Don Niehoff Dale Nobbe Duane Nobbe Mike Nordmeyer Shirley Nunlist Dave Obermeyer Judy Peters Ed Pigmon Diane Placke Gary Pollard Tim Quick Glen Raver Carol Rehberger Linda Robbins Aren’t they pretty?! Are you nervous, Dave? Larry Siebert Art Spellings John Starost Tim Stein Ken Steinfort Rita Stephens Bill Stirn Cathy Stirn Tim Stirn Doug Straber Dennis Roth Dave Rouse Greg Salatin Gary Schaefer Charles Schantz Tony Schene Stanley Schneider Paul Schwab Louis Schwegman Dave Selke Junior Top Ten: Dave Obermeyer, Steve Moorman, Mike Neyer, Don Neihoff, Duane Nobbe, Richard Laurell, Glenn Raver, Elaine Kops, Kathy Krieger, and Anita Kile. Ray Tebbe Don Turner Mary Walke Mike Walke Steve Wanstrath Floyd Wirth Marvin Wissel Barb Volk Presenting the Sophomores Top to bottom: Vice-president; Dan Fullenkamp, President; Bill Blank, Secretary; Vickie Flodder, Treasurer; Carol Lamppert. Larry Abshear Beverly Banks Becky Barcus Bart Bartling Joe Bauer Cindy Becker Linda Benz Albert Bischoff Bill Blank Jerry Bohman Linda Brinkman Tom Brinkman Tom Buck Eddie Darringer Leslie Davidson Susie if 6. Dieckmann — o— The winning Sophomore float, “Time For Victory.” Dennis Dierckman Gerald Eckstein Mike Eckstein Steve Eisert Paul Enzinger Tom Faust Vickie Flodder Steve Foley Dan Fullenkamp Randy Fullenkamp Tom Gardner Fred Gibbs Paul Goldsmith Tim Grieshop Tina Gruenloh Sophomore Top Ten: Brent Westerfeld, Bill Blank, Dennis Dierck- man, Tom Buck, Daryl Siefert, Cindy Becker, Randy Mehlon, Tina Rew Gruenloh, Mary Nolte, and Tim Pohlman. Gunter Don Gunter Gerald Gunter Steve Gutzwiller Mike Harmeyer Bob Hortimiller Roger Johnston Mark Kaiser Bob Kessens Aw! C’mon fellas, it’s not THAT far! John Kestler Elaine Kirschner Jim Koester Steve Kruthaupt Martin Laker Steve Lamping Carol Lamppert Ron Lecher Greg Lindemann Connie Marticke Venora Mauk Mike Mays Randy Mehlon Dave Meyer Joe Meyer Kathy Meyer Ruth Moll Hip-flip it, baby!! Bert Schene Patti Schulte Schutte Joe Shook Larry Narwold Sandy Neukam John Niese Bill Niese Denny Nobbe Norbert Nobbe Roy Nobbe Mary Nolte Paul Nunlist Rick Obermeyer Tim Pohlman Harold Reindorf Dennis Siebert Daryl Siefert Connie Smith Lois Sneed Darlene Sorber Karen Stamper Gerhard Starost George Stewart Carol Stirn Steve Stirn Larry Suhre Kathy Tara Jean Thomas Jean Timke Kenny Voegele David Vogelsang Jeanette Vohland Marian Waechter Cheryl Walke Janet Walke Lee Walsman Dan Wanstrath Don Weberding Doug Weigel es eae vem Richard Werner emith , Brent Westerfeld Don’t tell anybody, but this one’s for me! Tom Widolff Mike Williams Clyde Wirth Jon Yorn Pat Young Leanard Ziegler Presenting the Freshmen Left to right, Beth Romberger; Treasurer, Ronny Laker; Secretary, Greg Cooley; President, Denny Koch; Vice-Pres. David Amberger Carolyn Banks Greg Bettice Lucinda Bauer Jim Bauman Ambrose Bedel Dave Bedel Ron Bedel Phil Bedel Sherry Behlmer Jude Belter Dennis Bergman Libby Decker John Dickey Ron Deitz Cindy Drew Danea Dunker Greg Enneking Joe Enneking Ric Enneking Dave Betz Gene Bischoff Terry Blank Ric Bloehmer Arlene Borchelt Dave Brelage Karla Brinkman Bob Bruning Pat Budd Rena Carl Greg Cooley Bobby Darringer Dan Fischmer Dennis Flannery Jerry Flannery Dan Fledderman Glenda Foley Jim Frey Steve Gauck Jon Gehring Bob Glaub Albert Goldsmith Jon Goldsmith Chuck Green Ray Gunter Lisa Haessig Vernon Harmeyer Donna Hillman Dave Herbert Dave Holt Mary Hoyer Neil Jenkinson Connie Jewel Pixie Jobst Linda Kessens Jim Kirschner Denny Koch Neil Kurtz Noel Kurtz Ronnie Laker Larry Lamping Pam Lightner Bob Luesse Sandy Luesse Marian Luttle Marilyn Luttle Dave Maple Bob Maple Patti Marticke Connie Meyer Don Meyer Ed Meyer Gary Meyers Margie Meyer Daryl Meyers Steve Moeller Rita Moll Kevin Moody Re ' : : 4 1 OO A ie a %. a 2 oa- ty 2 Jeff Moorman Freshmen Reach For Victory Bob Moorman Dan Muckerhiede Ray Niese Darwin Nobbe Norma Niehoff Ken Ollier Donna Ostendorf Tony Peters James Roell Beth Romberger Mike Romweber Debbie Schaefer Charlie Schath Tom Schwegman Mike Siefert Melvin Roell Jackie Peters Cathy Pollard Bill Poske Dan Prentice Ronnie Prickel Tim Prickel Jerry Roell Mike Robbins Judy Sizemore Doug Snider Gary Stamper Mike Stille Michelle Stille Charles Stenger Gary Stenger Paul Stirn Bill Stoddard Mike Stohry Dan Tebbe Mike Tekulve Vickie Vinup Martin Voegele Dave Wagner Becky Wagner Dan Wallpe Dennis Wallpe John Walsman Tim Weberding Lee Weigel Joe Weigel Dale Werner Bob Wernke George Harry Paul Walters Walters Wonning Zielinski FAVORITES Mr. B.H.S. Mr. Greg Fields—Senior - a4 Zz . “44 bust « a3 rrr tty At ee ee 44 §titlyrrye 4 “ $4Pbes me we dels 94 o tbat ¢ 4 od ae TUT ER SB ery, 180m le ; Miss B.H.S. Miss Cindy Logan—Senior Homecoming Queen a a — ee as : + . = 4 ow - 4 - . . - Miss Rita Brewer ATTEN Nis | ee pl Sophomores: Mary Beth Nolte Becky Barcus The queen and her court NDANTS Wn lye Gay Y Hoye? Seniors: Sara Mullins Rita Brewer ; wee Juniors: Vicki Frye Cindy Logan Nancy Hoyer Everyone is waiting for the announcement of the queen. John Decker makes good yardage for the Dogs. Look that up in your Funk Wagnall! Our reserves are ready for a little action. Her Majesty the Queen!!! The 1968 Homecoming wa high lighted by the crowning of Rita Brewer as queen. In honor of their queen, the mighty Bulldogs took the Lawrenceburg Tigers by the tail and defeated them 14-13. This game was one of the most exciting 5 games of the 1968 season. Heart Queen Representative Miss Elaine Kops Pumpkin Show Representative Miss Debbie Drew -_ Students anxiously go to their next class to partake of the knowledge ae Paint by number waiting there. : Bill Blank learns the fundamentals of drafting. Guess who’s coming to dinner and bringing a brown bag? 69 Bulldogs Greg Fields Dick Frushour John Decker Don Schwegman Dick Kirschner Lloyd Doll Ralph Abplanalp Mike Schumacher Bill Narwold Tony Flaspohler Steve Hammerle Tom Dunker Larry Merkel “Hang in there, Lance!” Victory Bell Silent As Season Ends = lé ] The 1968 Bulldogs hustled off the La oh , field with 3 wins and 7 losses, tsi 2 i Se eH finishing in a 3-way tie for second - place. Bonus points were added _ as when 8 players were named to the me abe © Oy —- all-conference list. The Dogs scored ce 4 a real safety as they lowered the boom on Lawerenceburg to make a successful conclusion to Home- coming. Indiana—Varsity Purdue—Reserves Butler Team The Coach said, “GANG TACKLE boys”, don’t play footsie. Can’t you just hear no. (24) praying, ‘Now I lay me down to sleep, and pray that Big Mama I don’t meet. Senior John Decker, the Dogs stal- wart fullback. Here Dennis is pictured after plac- ing 4th in the Regional. Dream on, Dennis, dream on. Girl watchers they’re not, but who would want to watch girls with Dennis running? X-Country Has 8-1 Season This was a year to remember for some, especially coach Williams. This year’s outstanding team was 8-1 for the season. Next year should also be very promising with the return of many Lettermen. The remarkable Dierckman will be one of the best men to look for next year. With good school spirit, Dennis and the team could go all the way. Pictured at left, Dennis in one of his home-stretch sprints. The 1969 Baseball team goes into the season as the E.I.A.C. sectional winner’s of 1967-68. Expectations for a sectional and conference ; crown will be attained by the 1969 oy : CHIL os al � whe: squad. The team tangles with tough B “a. competition in the form of Sey- ‘ ie : 7% : ATESVILY Sagi tSN ye mour and Columbus who are : always powerhouses in baseball. ._ As This year’s team is lead by Seniors ee te Don Schwegman, Tom Dunker, . P John Decker, and Greg Fields. Returning Lettermen include Dave eTSYI ‘ er ‘ Bischoff and Steve Moorman. Meet the Champions These three seniors were members of the squad that won the E.I.A.C. championship in 1966 and the sectionals in 1967 and 1968. All three have had all-conference honors: Don Schwegman as a pitcher; John Decker as a catcher; and Tom Dunker as an infielder. Tom Dunker Dennis Prickel = 2 Pat o-= Dick Kirschner Dick Frushour Nini ; : itil it ‘i bro | Peet aahis | i if V a r S i t ps R e 5 e r Vv e Cheerleaders - r e S h m e n (above) It’s not really a jumping contest, but we did win in both events. (at right) We were ready; think they were? (above) The Victory Bell finally rang, even if it was to SOME people’s amazement! “Bulldogs in Action” Seeereacers Are Center of Si shall Varsity Cheerleaders Sara Mullins—Senior ns -_ =F B-Team: Patti, Carol, and Becky Becky Maple —Junior Generating pep at football and basketball games was the task of the Batesville cheerleaders. Selected in the spring, the varsity cheerlead- ers effectively promoted school spirit throughout the year. The reserve cheerleaders, chosen in the spring, sparked enthusiasm while supporting the reserve team. Nancy Hoyer—Junior One Star Shines in Slow Track Season A A Up, up and away!!! Vernon Meyers shows the other Doug Maple, last year’s mainstay runners how to win. chalks up another win. The golf team hopes for as successful a season as it had last year. The five boys entering competition are Steve Hammerle, Ralph Vierling, Ron Kramer, Jim Goldsmith, and Tony Schene. Senior: Ron Kramer Sey Jim Goldsmith Regia S re Senior: Ralph Vierling Senior: Steve Hammerle Junior: Tony Schene WY? = ws = oes ae . Jump Sara See Sara jump . PEP CLUB E a ° ae a“ i] “a ° YN Pep Club, Band Support Bulldogs The Pep Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Flodder, lent moral support to our fighting Bulldogs on the gridiron and the hardwood. The Pep Band, directed by Mr. Spurling, added the needed spirit and enthusiasm for all home basketball games. The two organizations are cer tainly appreciated by the fans as well as the players. Pep Band We will all join in on the chorus . . . Everybody!!! lst row seated—R. Weiler, Treas; Ralph Abplanalp, President; Russel Lynd, Secretary; William Flannery, Vice-President; Ronald Kramer, Parliamentarian; John Laker, Re- porter. Back Row Standing—Mr. Don Car- michael, ICT Coordinator, James Maple, Dale Kruthaupt, Donald Niehoff, Lloyd Dwenger, David Niese, Ton Bedel, Louis Borgman, Richard Narwold, Kevin Schebler, Eugene Lecher, Jack Mays, Leroy Laker. Absent—Steve J. Bedel and Henry Meyer. Tom Bedel Meat Cutter The Village Store Richard Weiler Service Station Attendant F F Shell Service Leroy Laker Farm Machinery Mechanic Bessler Farm Equipment Kevin Schebler Dry Cleaner Presser American Cleaners Dyers James Maple Service Station Attendant W W Pure Oil Eugene Lecher Auto Body Fender Repairman Oldenburg Body Shop Louis Borgman Heating Mechanic Blue Flame Gas, Inc. Russel Lynd Millman Steinkamp Co., Inc. David Niese Cabinetmaker Walsman Co. Ralph Ablanalp Auto Mechanic Nobbe Motor Sales “Plow Em’ Under’’—4th Place John Laker Service Station Attendant City Coal Oil Co. Henry Meyer Auto Body Fender Repairman Oldenburg Garage Ronald Kramer Painter G. Commeau Interior Decorator Hi-Y The Hi-Y under the leadership of club officers and sponsors has been more active than in recent years. The organization is made up of young men whose goals include serving others; the maintenance of a high level of social, moral, educa- tional and Christian ethics; and clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. The club can be a stimulating organization offering much enjoy ment to participating members. B-Men Earn 89 Letters Future Farmers Under the supervision of Mr. Ferringer, the FFA has brought many honors to their local chapter. This year the Future Nurses worked on the theme of Health Careers. At each meeting a different phase of health occupations was studied: those of the x-ray tech- nician, the school nurse, the dietician, the dental assistant, and the registered nurse. The girls worked in the clinic one hour a day helping the school nurse. They spent one day traveling with the school nurse to the surrounding schools and observed her duties. Two field trips were taken—one to the I.U. Medical Center and one to Purdue’s School of Nursing in Indianapolis. Spanish Club Big Dance Draws Crowd, Muchos Pesos! “Se abre la sesion.”’ These words are spoken as the gavel is pounded to open the Spanish Club meeting. This group was formed to promote interest in Spanish culture and civilization. The club is sponsored by Mr. Brelage. Officers: President—Ray Tebbe, Vice-President--Margie Moll, Secretary Barb Moll, Treasurer—Steve Hammerle, Sponsor—Mr. Brelage. Upper right: The Spanish Club watches as the matador kills the bull. Right: East Orange Express Provides music. Lower right: “I hope every- body used their Ban!” The Science Club enables those students interested in science to learn about the various scientific fields open to young people today. The mem bers conduct sundry experi- ments and are given the opportunity to display their projects at the annual Science Fair. This year’s winners were Neil Jenkinson and Greg Bettice who jointly con- structed a computer. The club’s sponsor is Mr. Raver. Science Club Future Homemakers oe k r whe Z pre Sk) We ea es Pes ee eaten The Future Homemakers of America is an organization that enriches the lives of young girls who are interested in the field of home economics. The club sponsors bakesales for moneymaking pro- jects. The two main projects each year are the clothing drive for the needy and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. The club is sponsored by Miss Green. Student Council Assuming an important role in the life of Batesville, the Student Council attem pted to improve pupils’ attitudes as it enriched stu- dent-faculty relations. These goals were achieved through various projects, which changed from year to year. Officers of the Student Council are Steve Hammerle, presi- dent of the group; Mike Schu- macher, vice-president; Janice Heidt, secretary; and Benita Goldsmith, treasurer. Mr. Setear is the sponsor. National Honor Society Students who did outstanding work in their various fields of interest were rewarded with membership in National Honor Society. Admittance is determined on the basis of class rank and merit points which are awarded for ser- vice, leadership, and character. Forensics Club “Well, I see the brown-baggers finally made the New York Times!” This is the Cloyster’s; this was their home. —— “Only his hairdresser knows for sure.” “For my next number...” Mr. Bogenschutz, Sponsor; David Obermeyer, Asst. Sports Editor; Jack Glaub, Stencilist; Tom Kruthaupt, Editor; Guy Shane, Sports Ed; Rita Stephans, Typists. The Batesville High School Broadcast is a publication put to- gether by the students for the students. Its aim is to give the student body the news which is most current, to entertain with interesting and amusing feature stories, and to teach through its editorials. The Broadcast will flourish as Batesville High School flourishes. The Bulldog office comes alive in early October and remains a bustling center of activity for a gallant few until the final deadlines are met. Creating a yearbook is a never-ending job for the editors, staff, and advisor; it is a constant source of wonder, worry, and hard work. The purpose of an annual is to relate a story—a story of activity, of participation, and of learning. But the most important element of the story is an elite group of people who bring the story and the school to life. The students who comprise the Bulldog staff are a small part of this elite group, but an important part. Under the direction of Miss Heim, these students are able to give to you an account of the story in which you play an integral part. Annual Staff Challenges Creative Abilities Debbie Drew Janice Heidt Sara Mullins Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Classes Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor Organizations Editor Becky Maple Distribution Linda Benz Projectionists The boys in the Projectionists Club aid the teachers in the use of Audio-Visual machines. The club is sponsored by Mr. Brokamp. The purposes of G.A.A. are several. First, there is the active participation in sports, giving girls a chance to play. G.A.A. also promotes sportsmanship and fellowship. This year, the girls in G.A.A. hope to enter and compete in track events. These com- petitions give the girls a chance to meet new people and learn new ideas. There are several sports available to girls in G.A.A., such as bowling, vol- leyball, basketball, and track. “Music, maestro, please!”” Here comes the Big Blue Band. The Batesville “band” consists of marching band, concert band, pep band, and stage band. Each of these groups provides musical opportunities trom jazz to the classical. Big Blue Band Director: Mr. Spurling = Lae Kt ——— — . = ast a — AS gs if = 4 spe .. a ee ec! 4 Paty i. a” Me v ae) S 3 ry ° 3S ] Stage Band Band Officers Chorus The fifth period of the day fills the school with music from room C-227. Mr. Spurling directs the Senior High Chorus in contests and in public performances. On the list of performances is the Christmas concert, Spring concert, and several school functions—Thanksgiving Christmas, baccalaureate, and gra- duation. Chorus Officers Standing: D. Stamper, N. Jenkin- son, A. Borchelt Seated: K. Dinsmore, K. Meyer, J. Timke, D. Prickel, P. Schulte These seven girls have led That Big Blue Band at their performances for football games as well as their solo performances during the basketball season. ——— MAJORETTES: Vickie Flodder, Donna Strunck, Wanetta Stille, Cheryl Lamppert, Sara Mullins, Diane Placke, and Carol Lamppert — CHERYL LAMPPERT DRILL TEAM: Danae Dunker, Lucinda Bauer, Susie Dieckmann, Carol Head Majorette Flodder, Pam Lightner, and Kathie Maple Librarians The Library Club of B.H.S. is made up of students interested in promoting the use of the school library or in actual interest in lib rary work. Membership in the Library Club increased this year as the students became interested in the improve- ment of their school library. Connie Does Her Thing... The gymnastics room is the Mrs. Flodder’s gym classes this scene of much excitement as Con year have taught SOME of the girls nie Smith, a sophomore, shows the coordination and gracefullness. The class how to do the forward flip. others .. . well, she tried!!! Connie shows much enthusiasm and talent—don’t you think?? The takeoff. The performance continues as the others look on in WONDER. Could the last phase end in a é fall?! ?! ADVERTISING PLP LP LLL LL LL GUTZWILLER COMPANY INC. Batesville Indiana BESSLER’S FARM EQUIPMENT Batesville Batesville HARMEYER SUPERMARKET Batesville Indiana EAST BOWL 9344211 Highway 46 THE WEILER COMPANY Quality Meats—Poultry —Fish Custom Processing and Quick Freezing—Sausage Portion Cutting Phone 663-5791 332 S. Michigan, Greensburg Batesville Indiana Classmates In a class by itself. Coca-Cola has the taste you never get tired of. That's why things go better with Coke. 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