Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1970 volume:

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Through- academically to meet the challenges out Batesville, youth can be found of the ever-changing scientific world. striving to obtain an education and Some are trying to develop the working within the business world; physical fitness typical of Young each enjoying every minute of life America. Still others are preparing AMERICANS x ¥ themselves to meet the social and career responsibilities in the me- chanics of our everyday living. We have contributed to our school and our community through- out our high school years, but now we must move on and search for higher goals. Fountain Enchants Couples at Prom As the couples entered the new gymnasium for their 1968 Prom, they focused their attention on the fountain situated in the center of the dance floor. At the customary hour of ten o’clock, Mr. Lemen crowned Cheryl Lamppert Queen. The Quee n danced the traditional “Queens Dance” with Prom King Dick Frushour. After the Queen’s Dance, the couples danced to both slow and rock music until midnight when they dispersed to prepare for the Post Prom. These are the people who hold the thankless jobs of driving us to and from school, cook our meals, and clean up after us. Without the services of these dedicated few, school life would be more hectic and chaotic than it is. These have to be the most patient men in the world. Our custodians. _ ‘ —. ee RICHARD LEMEN FRANK SETEAR Principal . Guidance Director Student Council GLEN BUTTE Assist. Principal Athletic Director ROBERTA BRANDES JOE WILLIAMS Secretary r Guidance Bookkeeping ROSEMARY PRICKEL Secretary CHARLES I. SWAIN Superintendent ANN ROTH Secretary CELIA PATTERSON Speech and Hearing Clinician LINDA CROWELL School Nurse VERNON SPURLING Band and Chorus MARY HEIM JAMES HAYES English and World Literature American Literature Annual Sponsor MARY JANE SUHRE Forensics Club Speech and Developmental Reading JERRY BRELAGE BETTY BOURQUEIN Spanish Junior High English MARY MASTERS Spanish Club 8th Grade Sponsor 7th and 9th Grade English Health Debate Club JOHN BOGENSCHUTZ ROBERT BROKAMP Social Studies FTA, Exploratory Teachers, National Honor Society, and Projectionists Latin, English, and Journalism Broadcast Sponsor VIRGINIA HIATT Librarian MARGARET GIBSON Library Club Librarian KIRBY OVERMAN Junior High Social Studies Basketball Coach Lettermen’s Club SALLY GIVEN CARL BUTT Business Business FNA ROY GARDNER WILLIS DUNKER ' Mathematics Social Studies GENE WHITE Senior Class Sponsor Football Coach Mathematics and Physics Junior High Football Baseball Coach Hi-Y Club SHERRY LINVILLE Junior High Math 7th Grade Sponsor JOHN YARBER Biology, Physical Science, and Driver Education ; Science Club Science Club Freshman Basketball RON RAVER Chemistry and Science LOUIS FERRINGER ROY SALATIN Agriculture and Science Science, Health and Physical Education FPA 7th Grade Sponsor LINDA FLODDER 7-12 Physical Education Health GLEN KELLEY GAA, Cheerleaders, Health, Physical Education, Pep Club Driver Education, History Assist. Basketball Sophomore Sponsor Home Economics ARTHUR BREBBERMAN HOWARD VICARS Math, Health, Physical Education Arts and Crafts Freshman Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor ———_ — aA ROSS FLODDER Practical Arts, Drafting, ROBERT CROWELL Photography, Electricity Woodshop, Drafting, Metals Track Coach DON CARMICHAEL Industrial Cooperative Training ICT-VICA Club FRED SAGESTER Junior Class Sponsor English, Physical Education 8th Grade Sponsor When in doubt, fake it. Things go better with—Coke? “Whatever you think’s best!” 2 a Steve Amberger Tom Amberger Gilbert Artmeier Eric Bedel a al a Paul Bedel Steve Bedel Steve J. Bedel Mark Belter Senior Officers: President—Steve Wanstrath Vice President—Dave Obermeyer Secretary—Becky Maple Treasurer—Elaine Kops Frank Beverage David Bischoff aya ff Rebecca Boerstler Gail Budd 4 Ted Cooley Richard Dorrel Jena Browder David Butt Most Energetic: Anita Kile Paul Schwab A Dennis Dietz Karen Dinsmore Lloyd Dwenger Linda Effing Diana Fischmer a4 bh im Bill Flannery Roberta Flodder ta R - ‘ - 4 im Tom Gehring James Gilbert Ta | PAS 3 � � i yar Most Talkative: Rebecca Boerstler Mark Gutzwiller Mickail Frey Martin Glaub Linda Gunter Mark Hardebeck Vicki Frye ak Jim Goldsmith Mark Gutzwiller Dennis Hirt Mark Hirt Jim Hodges Mike Holloway Nancy Hoyer Best Dressed: Barbara Volk Sam Mollaun Tim Kelley Leslie Kessins Anita Kile Richard Kock Gary Kopp Elaine Kops Mike Krekeler Kathy Krieger Dale Kruthaupt Dennis Laker Tom Laugle Richard Laurell Best Looking: Elaine Kops Vernon Meyers Kristy Lindemann Becky Maple Steve Marticke ha Michail Meyer Barbara Moll Sam Mollaun Most Popular: Nancy Hoyer Steve Wanstrath John Moody Steve Moorman Darrell Munchel oO RB a: Lewis Neukam Michael Neyer Most Athletic: Becky Maple Tim Stein Dale Nobbe BLITHE SPIRIT—Dave Rouse Duane Nobbe Mike Nordmeyer Shirley Nunlist Tim Quick David Rouse Gary Schaefer David Obermeyer Glenn Raver .n Greg Salatin Charles Schantz Judith Peters Linda Robbins Class Cut-ups: Edward Pigmon Dennis Roth Vickie Frye Tim Stirn Shyest: Jena Browder Marvin Wissel Tim Stein Kenneth Steinfort 4 Rita Stephens Cathy Stirn ca Toney Schene Stanley Schnieder Paul Schwab Louis Schwegman , | 4:2 David Selke Larry Siebert John Starost aT As a Tim Stirn Bill Stirn ater L Most Dependable: Linda Robbins Doug Straber Ray Tebbe Dave Obermeyer Don Turner Most Studious: Kathy Krieger Richard Laurell Mary Walke Mike Walke Steve Wanstrath Marvin Wissel Floyd Wirth Best all around: Barbara Moll Steve Moorman Class Flirt and Wolf: Susan Meyers Mike Krekeler Who’s Who in The Class of °70 LAP LS), Pp pepe sglae AGG palatal Kxpl oratory Teachers Elaine Kops Vickie Frye Mrs. Flodder Mr. Brelage Phys. Ed. Spanish Ph Linda Robbins Tim Stirn, Daryl Munchel Mrs. Bourquein Mr. Crowell Jr. High English Industrial Arts Becky Boerstler Kathy Krieger Mrs. Overman Dennis Laker Elementary Mr. Brebberman Math BA ny a Diana Fischmer Dave Selke Miss Green Miss Rose Home Ec. Elementary Ted Cooley, Glenn Raver, Tim Stirn Ray Tebbe Mr. Raver Mrs. Scheidler Science Science Eric Bedel Dave Butt Mr. Kelley Mr. Overman Phys. Ed. Soc. Studies Mr. Steve Moorman Miss BHS Heart Queen Representative Pumpkin Show Representative Miss Karen Dinsmore Homecoming Queen Miss Nancy Hoyer Queen Nancy Hoyer and her court “I have the strangest feeling we're being watched.” Nancy and her escort Dave Obermeyer Seniors and their escorts: Becky Maple and Tim Stirn; Nancy Hoyer and Dave Obermeyer; Elaine Kops and Dennis Laker Juniors and their escorts: Kathy Meyer and Daryl Siefert; Connie Smith and Mike Straber Sophomores and their escorts: Kathie Maple and Chuck Green; Libby Decker and Ron Laker SENIOR QUARTERBACK—SAM MOLLAUN SENIOR FULLBACK—RICHARD (PINKY) DORREL : 7 = =F The now famous and original ‘BLEACHER BUMS” who helped bring new voice to the Bulldogs. SENIOR HALFBACK —RICK (14-K) KOCH SENIOR HALFBACK—DAVE BISCHOFF SENIOR GUARD—CHARLIE SCHANTZ SENIOR END—TIM (TINY) STEIN Bulldogs SENIOR GUARD—DAVE ROUSE SENIOR END—DALE MEYER Fighting Bulldogs of BHS 1969-70 Season Indiana Offense Managers of The Dogs Purdue offense Franklin offense That old game of wheelbarrow pops up in the oddest places. Offense in motivation Fred, jump on the ball Sliding into home Bulldogs in Action “69” Now here this Stranger in the night Bulldogs await arrival of Parents Proud Parents of Our Bulldogs and Cheerleaders Who are you thinking about Miss Lamppert, B. Bedel? Standing L—R S. Wanstrath, J. Bohman, R. Mehlon, D. Laker, R. Werner, G. Cooley, Coach K. Overman, R. Tebbe, P. Schwab, T. Buck, R. Laker, D. Turner, S. Moorman Bulldogs of 1969-70 Along With Senior Players Don Turner Guard Dennis Laker Center Ray Tebbe Guard Paul Schwab Guard Steve Moorman Forward Steve Wanstrath Forward Batesville Vi arsity — So c — And away we go! Let’s all try About time you shot the ball Carter. Not bad form for a beginner. The B-Team cheerleaders for this year were, Left to Right: Beth Romberger, Pam Lightner, Kathy Maple, and Arlene Borchelt. The B-Team, coached by Mr. Kelly was Victorious in the Conference this season. ere £m Ne the yb Left to Right—Bob Wernke, Ken Ollier, Dave Maple, Chuck Green, Ron La- ker, Dave Herbert, Rich Werner, Greg Cooley, Don Weberding, Noel Kurtz, George Wolters, Charlie Schath, Dan Fischmer | D i} The combined efforts of the varsity and reserve cheerleaders help to create spirit at ballgames. Varsity: Becky, Nancy, Elaine, and Carol Cheerleaders The cheerleaders went to Vin- cennes University to a five day summer clinic. They also attended a clinic at Oak Hills High School where they were rated outstanding and received an honorable mention in competition. They learned many new yells and stunts at this clinic. These girls radiate enthusiasm and generate pep at all the ball games. The sponsor of the cheerleaders is Mrs. Linda Flodder. f Carol Lamppert Junior Nancy Hoyer: Senior : 4 Elaine Kops: Senior The Victory Bell rings out the good news—the Dogs have won again!!! Janice, Carol, Jane, and Casey Freshmen This year’s Freshmen team, under the guidance of Mr. Raver, has proved itself to be a very strong and able group. The coaching staff feels that they have great potential for future varsity teams. BHS’s future on the hardwood looks very promising indeed. These young men are enthusias- tically backed by cheerleaders Carol Brewer, Jane Steinkamp, Casey Lamppert, and Janice Westerman. This combination of eleven boys hopes to live up to the high standards of last years team. SOPHOMORE: BOB WERNKE SENIOR: JIM GOLDSMITH And they’re off... But this is heavy!?! Determined Greg —e mb a F Se TS a 7. 1! e ete | [ : 7 = i = 2 @2 B - ‘ Ready, set... ' rat N 4 Oh we Pee C T s Cross-Country Has 10-0 Seasons Dave Obermeyer Coach Williams Shines Once Again Dan Fullenkamp es -_ : Paul Schwab This Isn’t Dierk’s view of the pack Pep Club The Pep Club, under the direc tion of Mrs. Flodder, lends moral support to our mighty Bulldogs on the hardwood and on the gridiron. The Club sponsors many activities during the year a nd were able to buy new capes for the block. This group’s efforts are very much appreciated by the fans as the team. h Epp VICTOR DIAL Dial ““V” for Victory The pep block is ably assisted by the newly formed Bleacher Bums. Spanish Club The Spanish Club is sponsored by Mr. Brelage. The third and fourth year students are working BATESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL hard towards a trip to Puerto Rico this summer. -Queremos la suerte a ustedes en su objectivo! The Officers this year are: Pres., Bill Blank; Vice Pres., Dave Selke; Treas., Vicki Frye; Sec., Becky Barcus; Public Relations, Cindy Becker; Tickets, Barb Moll ICT Senior Students Dale Kruthaupt } ; Linda Gunter Auto Mechanic § Clerk Poske Ford Sales t; The Fair Store Carolyn Holt Bookkeeper Blue Flame L-P Service Jack Mays Auto Mechanic Westerfeld Service and Repairing ”, A | Dennis Dietz Veneer Room Apprentice Romweber Industries Lloyd Dwenger Carpenter Wm. W. Dwenger James Hodges Dry Cleaner Presser American Cleaners Dyers Mark Belter Service Station Attendant Bob’s Standard Service Steve G. Bedel Meat Cutter The Village Store William Flannery Service Station Attendant City Coal Oil Co. - Steve J. Bedel Meat Cutter Westgate Foodliner LN bam eS Gilbert Artmeier Auto Body Repairman Oldenburg Body Shop Steve Amberger Auto Mechanic Nobbe Motor Sales Timiothy Quick Meat Cutter Westgate Foodliner Richard Narwold Millman Dunlap Co. Louis Schwegman Millman Steinkamp Co., Inc. Gary Pollard Auto Body Repairman Poske Ford Sales John Moody Bottler Currin Bottling Co. Tom Amberger Service Station Attendant F F Shell Service Donald Niehoff Appliance Repairman Hirt Lindemann, Inc. Michael Meyer Cabinetmaker The Walsman Co. Lettermen’s Club: The purpose of the B-Men’s is to further the school spirit from the relationship of the entire athletic program; (from within the ath. pro- gram). The organization is in charge of concessions for all varsity con- tests. The funds will be utilized in the best interests of the athletic program. HI-Y The primary purpose of the Hi-Y organization is to provide two projects that can be considered as worthwhile community efforts. Hopefully the carrying out of these projects will teach the members to work together and organize their efforts. The results of such projects have been and still are in evidence around BHS and the community. Future Nurses The Future Nurses organization is open to anyone interested in any field of medicine. The organiza- tion helps each member learn more about specific health careers through field trips to hospitals, health clinics, etc. Each member works in the school clinic getting first-hand knowledge of nursing. This group is sponsored by Miss Given who is assisted by Mrs. Hisrich and Mrs. Crowell. Future Farmers This is one of the largest and most active organizations at BHS. It is composed of boys interested in various areas of agriculture. The boys go on field trips and partici- pate in many judging contests. The group has won many awards and honors for its efforts in judging and speaking. Mr. Ferringer is the spon- sor of the local FFA chapter. FHA Each year the Future Homemakers sponsor a clothing drive for the needy. They hold various bake sales during the year and the year is capped off by the annual Mother- Daughter Banquet. Miss Green is the sponsor of this organization, Science Club Under the sponsorship of Mr. Raver, the Members of the Science Club meet monthly to conduct experi- ments and to learn about the new and vast scientific fields opening up every day. The Science Fair and this year sponsored a movie as a money making project. W National Honor «. . : Society The National Honor Society is open to juniors and seniors who have an academic average of 88% and are voted into the local chapter by the high school faculty. Mem- bers are chosen on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Membership in the National Honor Society is recogni- tion for accomplishment. Mr. Brokamp sponsors the local Society. Student Council The Student Council is the governing body for the student body. The Council attempts to improve students’ attitudes as it enriches student-faculty relations. The president this year is Eric Bedel. The sponsor is Mr. Setear. Librarians The Library Club is open to those students interested in library science. Each six weeks one or two of the members serve as Librarian of the Day. This gives all the stu- dent librarians experiences and re- sponsibilities in the actual working of a school library. Miss Hiatt is the group’s sponsor, Debate Club The Debate Club’s aims are to give training in the technique of argument and application of that training to contest debating. Intra- mural debates are held at the fresh man and sophomore level with intraschool debates being planned for junior and seniors, Juniors and seniors debate the national topic which this year concerns “‘United States Military Policies.” The group is sponsored by Miss Masters. G.A.A. offers many girls in High School the chance to participate in a wide variety of sports, including volleyball, hockey, basketball, soft- ball, and also gymnastics. It also promotes good sportsmanship and fellowship. This year awards were given at the end of the year. Seniors with 500 points received plaques, Juniors re- ceived pins, Sophomores received emblems, and Freshmen received sweatshirts. These volunteers are assigned to the A-V Storage Room for one period each day. They supervise the check- ing in and out of A.V. equipment as well as to set-up use A-V equip- ment for teachers in classrooms. The High School Chorus under the direction of Ver- non Spurling performed in the Spring and Christmas concerts, the Ripley County Music Festival and many school convocations. A Swing Choir has also been organized this year. They sing folk and popular songs. Chorus Adds Enthusiasm to the Music Scene Chorus officers Pres.—Paul Enzinger Student Director Kristy Lindemann V. Pres.— Karen Dinsmore Sec’y.—Cindy Dickey Treas.—Judy Sizemore Pres.—Steve Moorman, V. Pres.—Mike Neyer, Sec’y.—Elaine Kops, Asst. Director—Cindy Becker, Drum Major—Neil Jenkinson. Batesville High School Band under the direction of Vernon Spurling, performs during half-times of both football and basketball games. The band also participates in the Pump- kin Show and the Ripley County Music Festival. It also performs in seasonal school convocations. Drum Mayor Head Majorette Neil Jenkinson and Carol Lamppert head the Batesville Big Blue Band, They are responsible for preparing routines and leading the band on the field. to Dog Spirit The stage band performed this year for the Superintendents’ Club held at Batesville. They also perform at plays and civic affairs. This organi- zation is composed of people in- terested in more contemporary music, S Entertainment at halftime was pro- vided by the Batesville High School Majorettes. The majorettes are un- der the direction of Carol Lamppert, Head Majorette. They are from left to right Vicki Flodder, Carol Flod- der, Patti Schulte, and Kathy Lamp- pert. Majorettes and Drill Team Add Enthusiasm The drill team performed at the football and basketball games along with the majorettes during halftime. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Jessup, Judy Sizemore, and Danae Dunker. BACK ROW: Connie Marticke, Janie Steinkamp, Kathy Meyer, and Arlene Borchelt. The Forensics Club, under the di- rection of Mr. Hayes, is an active organization which enables the stu- dents to develop their talents. Last year, a production of OUR TOWN was presented. The third act of OUR TOWN was again presented to the neighboring superintendents in November. Other plays were pre- sented in January and May. The of- ficers are as follows: Dave Ober- meyer, Pres.; Vicki Frye, V. Pres.; Nancy Hoyer, Sec’y; Vicki Flodder, Treas. Forensics Club Stages “Our Town” Mr. Hayes, director, gives last minute instructions, Bart Bartling, Tom Buck, Dave Obermeyer, (Editor), Mr. Bogenshutz The Broadcast seeks to be a line of communication between the school and the home. Being concerned only with school news, it attempts to give BHS stu- dents recognition for achievements, both academic and athletic. A calendar of coming events is included in the paper. Our paper, written by the journalism students un- der the direction of Mr. Bogenshutz, is a self-support- ing unit. Bulldog Staff Creating a yearbook is a never- ending job for the members of the annual staff; it is a constant source of worry and much hard work. The Bulldog office comes alive in Sep- tember and remains a center of activity until the final deadlines are met in April. Editorial Staff: L. to R. N. Hoyer, C. Smith, P. Schulte, V. Flodder, P. Schwab, S. Mollaun, E. Kops, M. Nolte These senior members of the editorial staff will be sorely missed next year. Editors: Paul and Elaine Assist, Ed: Mary and Becky Bus. Mgr: Vickie Classes: Connie Act. Ed: Patti Sports: Sam Organizations: Nancy Sponsor: Miss Heim Editors Paul Schwab and Elaine Kops have spent many long hours working on this year’s annual. Varsity During the spring sports seasons, Batesville plays a tough schedule which includes Arlington of Indianapolis, Noblesville, and Seymour which are always contenders for state honors. The “dawgs”’ have had their honors in “67”, “68”, and “69” by winning the sectional. The 36 game schedule is what makes B’ville a winner. The expectations are high for the 1970 squad to capture the E. I. A. C. crown and win the all-sports trophy. Junior Varsity Baseball is on the upswing at B. H. S. and that is the reason for a Junior varsity team. This squad is made of boys from the 9 10 grades. Greg Salatin, who has pitched four years for B. H. S., isa strong candidate to make the all-conference team. Dave Bischoff has been a regular outfielder since his freshman year. He has been all conference twice as he has been the leading hitter of the squad. Seated: Mr. Sagester, Moorman, Salatin, Butt, Schantz, Mollaun, Rouse, Bischoff, Mr. Dunker. 2nd: Beverage, Buck, Schath, Pohlman, Johnston, Widolff, Weigel, Foley. 3rd: N. Kurtz, Lamping, Wessel, Ollier, Prickel, Goldsmith, Wolters, King. 4th: Dickey, Stein, Billman, Fischmer, Weigel, Krekeler, Rell, Maple. Juniors The major projects sponsored by the class help pay for the prom held in honor of the senior class. The juniors are led by Mr. Car- michael and the class officers, Ran- dy Mehlon, Daryl Siefert, Dan Wan- strath, and Larry Narwold. Mr. Vicars also lends his artistic talents to the juniors and the prom. Carol Lamppert represents this class as a varsity cheerleader and Kathy Meyer and Connie Smith were members of the Homecoming Court. Junior class officers are Randy Mehlon, President; Dan Wanstrath, Vice- President; Larry Narwold, Secretary; Daryl Siefert, Treasurer; Mr. Car- michael, Sponsor. Carolyn Banks Becky Barcus Bart Bartling Joe Bauer Cindy Becker Linda Benz Bill Blank Jerry Bohman Linda Brinkman Tom Brinkman Tom Buck Cindy Chaney Leslie Davidson Susan Dieckmann Dennis Dierckman Mike Eckstein Steve Eisert Paul Enzinger Tom Faust Vickie Flodder Steve Foley One of Batesville’s future scientists, Steve Eisert, looks on as one of the chemistry experiments is conducted. Dan Fullenkamp Randy Fullenkamp Tom Gardner Fred Gibbs Paul Goldsmith Tim Grieshop Tina Gruenloh Don Gunter Dan Gunter Garold Gunter Steve Gutzwiller Mike Harmeyer Bob Hortemiller Roger Johnston Mark Kaiser Bob Kessens John Kestler Elaine Kirschner Martin Laker Jim Koester Steve Lamping — Carol Lamppert Greg Lindemann Connie Marticke Venora Mauk Mike Mays Randy Mehlon Dave Meyer Joe Meyer Richard Obermeyer Paul Nunlist Debbie Palmer Doug Palmer Tim Pohlman Harold Reindorf Bob Roell Ron Roell Patti Schulte Dennis Siebert Joe Shook 4 Jon Yorn Pat Young 4A Leonard Ziegler Don Weberding Doug Wiegel Richard Werner Brent Westerfeld Tom Widolf Mike Williams Clyde Wirth Junior Float—Tune Up For Victory The Sophomores contributed significantly to school life in areas ranging from sports to extra- curricular activities. There were many athletes in this class, both re- serve and varsity. The Sophomore year marked the time many stu- dents initiated into the increased number of clubs opened to them. The Sophomores also faced the im- portant decision of selecting the style of their class rings. Kathy Maple and Libby Decker represented the class in the home- coming court. Mary Hoyer was the class heart representative. Class officers are Bob Maple, Vice-President: Judy Sizemore, Secretary: Beth Romberger, Treasurer: and Phil Bedel, President. Class Sponsors are Mr. Yarber and Mr. Kelley. Dave Amberger Jim Bauman Carolyn Banks Lucinda Bauer Ambrose Bedel Dave Bedel Phil Bedel Ronny Bedel Sherri Behlmer Jude Belter Dennis Bergman Doug Bessler Greg Bettice David Biltz Gene Bischoff Terry Blank Rick Bloemer Arlene Borchelt Dave Brelage Karla Brinkman Bob Bruning Rena Carel Pat Budd Greg Cooley Libby Decker John Dickey Ronny Dietz Cindy Drew Danae Dunker Carla Ertel Greg Enneking Joe Enneking Rick Enneking Dan Fischmer Dan Fledderman Martin Fledderman Carol Flodder Glenda Foley Jim Frey Steve Gauck John Gehring Albert Goldsmith Bob Glaub John Goldsmith Chuck Green Vernon Harmeyer Lisa Haessig Dave Herbert Donna Hillman Mary Hoyer Neil Jenkinson Connie Jewell Pixie Jobst Linda Kessens James Kirschner Denny Koch Neil Kurtz Noel Kurtz Larry Lampping ‘= 3 ¥:) Ron Laker Mary Laudick Pam Lightner Sandy Luesse Bob Luesse Marilyn Luttel Patty Marticke Bob Maple Dave’ Maple Kathy Maple Connie Meyer Daryl Meyers Don Meyer Ed Meyer Gary Meyer Margie Meyers Steve Moeller Rita Moll Jeff Moorman Dan Muckerheide Norma Niehoff Ray Niese Kenny Ollier Darwin Nobbe Donna Ostendorf Anthony Peters Jackie Peters Ron Prickel Tim Prickel Bill Poske Kathy Pollard Mike Robbins Jim Roell Melvin Roell Dan Wallpe Dave Wallpe Martin Voegle Vickie Vinup Mike Tekulve Dan Tebbe Doug Snider Mike Storhery Mike Stille Paul Stirn Michelle Stille Gary Stamper Judy Sizemore ¢ = Mike Siefert f-ay — Tom Schwegman ! Charles Schath Debra Schaefer Mike Romweber Beth Romberger Dennis Wallpe Tim Weberding Joe Weigel Bob Wernke Dale Werner Bob Wessel Gary Wiegel Paul Wonning George Wolters Harry Wolters The Sophomore Float Freshmen The freshman class suffered the usual indignities of being called “rhines”’ and getting lost during the first week of school. For the first time, these students enjoyed the academic freedom associated with choosing their desired electives. They learned the fundamentals of fermentation in biology and the balancing of unknowns in algebra. Before the year ended, the fresh- men became an essential part of BHS through their participation in extra-curricular activities and orga- nizations. Vice President, Terry Prickel; Secretary, Jane Steinkamp; Treasurer, Mike Kerker; President, Keith Gehring Harlan Adams Steve Allen Sharon Amberger Tom Back Terry Banks Judy Barrett Jay Becker Gerry Bedel Morris Bedel Tim Bedel Brent Billman Tom Bland Am Carol Brewer Wayne Browning B. J. Bruning Steve Carlson Laura Chaney Steve Clark Dale Collins Dennis Collins Gary Collins Andy Decker Dan Dickey John Dieckmann Dennis Dieckmann Steve Dierckman Virginia Dierckman Delton Dinsmore Jim Dinsmore Greg Doll ’ id Alan Butt Ken Darringer June Davis Mike Doll Julie Doyle Adolf Dwenger Carol Eisert Tom Enneking Kathy Ertel Tom Ertel Devin Fischme: Bernie Flodder Rick Fledderman Mary Frensemeier David Frey Randy Frye Luke Fullenkamp Tim Fullenkamp Steve Fullenkamp Keith Gehring Steve Gehring Lee Giesting { yp a. q | Carol Gutzwiller Gene Gunter Ella Harmeyer Tim Holt Roger Houston Cheryl Jessup Steve Jessup Gary Jewell Pam Jobst Wayne Jordan Virginia Jordan Don King Bill Kerr Mike Kerker Ken Kessens Steve Kopp Mike Kramer Dan Krekeler Debbie Kruthaupt Jim Laker Martin Harmeyer Regina Hartman Bob Kruseman Casey Lamppert Don Maple Donna Mauk MaDonna Mays Mike Mehlon Linda Mergenthal Roy Meyer ; + Too Re a é Rick Meyer Tim Meyer Gayla Meyers Tim Miller Cheryl Moody Marlene Moody Rose Ann Moody Betty Moll John Moorman Tom Neyer Jim Niese Susie Nobbe Mike Nunlist Jim Palmer Jerry Prickel Mike Prickel Terry Prickel Allen Pulskamp Earl Roell Jerry Roell Louis Rudolf Joanne Schaefer Richard Schultz Marilyn Schwegman Eric Shotwell Joe Sidell Dennis Siefert Kim Smith Larry Sneed Audrey Snider Jane Steinkamp Dave Stein Debbie Stirn Keith Suding Janet Stohry Mary Struwing James C. Tekulve Terry Thomas James A. Tekulve Tim Voegele Linda Voegele Cathy Voegele Laura Vierling Lloyd Vierling Gary Vogelsang Pam Vohland Terry Voltz Rose Waechter Terry Walke Steve Walke Jerry Wallpe Reggie Wallpe Pat Weigel Janice Westerman Herbert Wissel Louise Yeager Steve Zielinski BULLDOGS MENI | NDEARBORA Bulldogs Live on Victory Hey Graduate! Feel like swinging to the end of that rainbow? Put a little soul in that pot of gold with the crisp taste of Coca-Cola. That top-o’-the world, turned on feeling goes even better with Coke! Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Aurora, Indiana FISCHMER’S FLORAL NOLTE’S PHARMACY SHOP Batesville Indiana Batesville Indiana Brookville, Indiana BOOSTERS American Cleaners Junior Class The Ship ae Peter’s Sinclair Steve Fledderman Letterman Senior Class Athletic Dept. Freshman Class Science Club BLANK’S PHARMACY GEORGE STREET Batesville Indiana COSMETICS HALLMARK CARDS RUSSELL STOVER and WHITMAN CANDIES EAST W. A. BOWL GUTZWILLER Sides COMPANY Highway 46 INC. 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The story centers around a man who has twice as many problems as most married men; he has two wives! one of them, dead, is accidentally conjured up at a seance and the trouble begins. The production starred Dave Rouse, Elaine Kops, Lucinda Bauer, Kathy Krieger, Sam Mollaun, Becky Bareus, and Becky Boerstler. rll bet Helen Hayes never got such good advice “Everyone join hands and remove all thoughts from your minds.” “Edith will now sing two verses of “Always” “Oh, my God! She’s come back!” Spirit The crew worked long hard hours preparing the set so that the last scene would be letter-perfect. Pictures fell, vases broke like clock work, Everyone associated with the play agreed that the perfor- mances were a “Smashing’’ success in spite of a snow storm opening night. Diana views the play the hard way. “The power of love tugged and tugged at me. it, sweet?” “Take two aspirin and call me in the morning. “I don’t think you ever loved me really.” Sentor Directory Stephen R. Amberger Frank Alan Beverage Science Club 1 “Steve” ““Paco”’ President ICT 4 Spanish Club 2-3-4 FTA 4 Librarians 1-2 [Treasurer Thomas John Amberger HI-Y 3-4 “Little Abner” David John Bischoff Football 2 ) Band 1-2-3 “Bish”’ Basketball 1-2-3 ] FFA 1-2-3-4 Pe p Club 1 Golf 1-2 ICT 2-3-4 Science Club 3-4 Student Council 2-3 � .3.4 Bleacher Bums 4 Football � ] Gilbert Leo Artmeier Basketball 1-2 “Gi” Track 3-4 ‘ynthia Lynn Dickey FFA 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 “Cyn? ICT 4 Class Officer 2 Forensics Club 1 Treasury Chorus 1-2-3-4 Eric J. Bedel Projectionist 4 Secretary “Eric” Student Council 1 Science Club 3 B-Men 2-3-4 GAA 1-2-3-4 FTA 4 Spanish Club 2 Pep Club 2 Hi-Y 3-4 Rebecca E. Boerstler sroadcast Staff 4 Broadcast Staff 3 “Becky” Football 1-2-3- Annual Staff 3-4 Dennis Dietz Golf 1 Forensics Club 3-4 “Dietzy” Class Officer 2 Band 1-2-3 Broadcast Staff 3 lass President Chorus 1-2-3-4 ICT 4 Projectionist 3-4 Pep Club 4 Student Council 2-3-4 Spanish Club 1-2 Karen Lynne Dinsmore President 4 FTA 2-3-4 “Dins”’ B-Men 3-4 Chorus 3-4 Jena Marie Browder Vice President 4 Paul Joseph Bedel “Tena” Publicity Chairman “Pete” North Decatur H. S. Pep Club 1-2-3-4 FFA 1-2-3-4 GAA 1-2-3-4 Gail Lynn Budd Spanish Club 2 Stephen G. Bedel “Gail” Librarians 4 “Bootie” FNA 4 ICT 4 Richard J. Dorrel Librarians 3-4 David Carl Butt “Pinky” ““Dave”’ Football 1-2-3-4 1-2 ] Stephen Joseph Bedel Band 4 Basketball “Bede” FTA 1 Track 1-2-3 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 B-Men 2-3-4 ICT 3-4 Golf 2 Reporter 4 Baseball 3-4 Lloyd R. Dwenger Projectionist 3-4 “Waldo” Mark William Belter ICT 3-4 “Peaches” Theodore John Cooley Spanish Club 1-2 “Biology Bear” Linda L. Effing ICT 4 Forensics Club 3-4 “Linda” Spanish Club 1-2 Librarians 2-4 President Diana M. Fischmer “Diane” Forensics Club Pep ¢ lub 1 GAA 1-2-3- FNA 1-2-3-4 President 3-4 FTA 4 William C. Flannery “Bill” ICT 4 -rojectionist 3-4 Homecoming Queen 4 Homecoming Attend. 3-4 Roberta Ann Flodde: ardebeck Pe p ¢ lub 1-2 “Bert”’ “is : Cheerleader 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 orensics Club 2-3-4 Spanish Club 3 Broadcast Staff 3 Science Club 3 FNA 2 Basketball 2-3-4 FHA 2 Michael L. Frey Manager Student Council 2 ‘ Farmer”’ Track 2 Treasurer Manager B-Men 4 Vicki Lynn Frye Timothy M. Kelley “Vicki” Dennis Richard Hi “Tim” Forensics Club 1-2-3-é “Den” Forensics Vice-President 4 orensics ub 2-3 Band Homecoming Attend. 3 panish Club Choru Pep Club 1-2-3-4 3a ball 1 Spanis Spanish Club 1-2-3-4 Science Club 2-3 Treasurer 4 Mark George Hirt Hi-Y 3 FTA 4 “Spock” Track 3 FHA 1-2 Forensics Club 3-4 Baseball 1-2 Broadcast Staff 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Student Council 2-3-4 Spanish Club � slie W. Kessens Secretary 4 Science Club 3-4 “Tes” National Honor Society 3-4 Football 1 Pep Club 1 Basketball 2 Spanish Club 3 Thomas John Gehring Golf 3 Bleacher Bums 4 Tom” Cross Country FFA 1-2-3-4 Bleacher Bums 4 Anita Louise Kile Secretary 4 “Anita” James A. Hodges Annual Staff 3 James E. Gilbert “Jim” Forensics Club 3-4 “Tim Forensics Club 2 Chorus 1-2 Spanish Club 1-3 Pep Club 1-2-4 Martin R. Glaub Science Club 1-2-7 Cheerleader 3 “Ace”’ ICT 4 GAA Fe Broadcast Staff 3 Parliamentarian Spanish Club 3-4 Student Council 4 Jim A. Goldsmith Michael B. Holloway National Honor Society 3-4 “Ed” “Baxter”’ Golf 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 1 B-Men 4 Forensics Club 1-2 Forensics Clu Homecoming Att Spanish Club 1-2 n Clut FTA 4 : Basketball 4 B-Men Track 4 B-Men 4 Gary Wayne Kopp “Gary” Thomas Neal Laugle Forensics 2 “Hole” Spanish Club 2 Chaminade College Prep. Dale Meyer Science Club 1-2-3-4 Science Club 2-3-4 “Dale” Projectionist 3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Science Club 3-4 Broadcast Staff President 3 Projectionist Hi-Y 3-4 Elaine Ethel Kops Secretar ‘ Elaine”’ Richard L. Laurel Football Librarians 1 Annual Staff 3-4 “Dick” Basketball Editor Band 1-2-3 Track 1-2 Forensics Club 3-4 Golf 1 3 Cross Country 1-2 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2 Secretary Kristy Jo Lindemann Vice-President Homecoming Attend. 4 “Kris” Student Council 1-2 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Forensics Club 1 B-Men 2-3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Chorus 3-4 FTA 4 GAA 1-2-3-4 Michael J. Meyer Class Officer 3-4 Broadcast Staff 4 “Oscar” Forensics ‘lub 1-2-3 Treasurer ( Student Council 1-2-4 Randall W. Lynd Band 1-2-3 “Randy” Chorus 1-2-3 Forensics Club 1 Pep Club 2 Michael A. Krekeler Science Club 2 Science Club 1-2 “Stanley”’ 3roadcast Staff 3 ICT 4 Science Club 1 Golf 1 Club-Advisor Projectionist 1 Projectionist 3 Kathleen N. Krieger Librarians 2 “Kathy” Rebecca M. Maple Annual Staff 3 “Becky”’ Susan Jean Meyers Forensics Club 3- Annual Staff 3 ““Susie”’ Band 1-2-3 Forensics Club 3-4 Forensics Club 3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 4 Homecoming Attend. 4 Chorus 1 FTA 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1 Pep Club 1-2 National Honor Society 3-4 Pep Club 1-2 Cheerleader 1 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 GAA 1-2-3-4 Dale M. Kruthaupt GAA 1-2-3-4 FNA 2-3-4 “Dale” President Treasurer 3 National Honor Society 3-4 3 FFA 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2-3-4 ICT 3-4 Secretary Vernon Nelson Meyers Student Council 2-3-4 “Digger”’ Dennis R. Laker Broadcast Staff 4 “Beast” Stephen John Marticke “Tic” John Dougl:z Mooc h’’ Michael | “‘Nordie”’ Forensics cial Band 1 Basketball 1-2-3- Riten Baseball 2-3-4 Bleacher Bums 4 Student Council 1-2-3 Band 1 FNA Vice-President 3-4 { National Honor Society 3-4 National ynor Society 3-- 1 ational Honor Society 3-4 Shirley Mae Nunlist “Shirley” Darrell W. Munchel Munch”’ Spanish Club 1-2 Science Club 1 FTA 4 Track 1-2-3-4 Manager Science Club 3-é B-Men 2-3 Broadcast Staff « Dennis Mark Roth “Rolly” ae Spanish Club 1 Forensics Clut David A. Obermeyer “Otis”’ President Science Club 3-4 David Allen Rouse Broadcast Statt 3 Baseball 2 “Rooster” Basketball 2-3-4 Projectionist 2-3-4 LaSalle High School, Cincinnati Cross Country 2-3-4 National Honor Society 4 Forensics Club 3-4 Projectionist 3-4 B-Men Science Club 3-4 B-Men 2-3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Kenneth Harvey Steinfort President yuis Schweg a “Steiny”’ Football 2-3-4 “Butch” Science Club 3-4 Track 3-4 FFA 1-2-3-4 Student Council 1 Baseball 2-3-4 [Treasurer Projectionist 3-4 A I Rita Marie Stephens B-Men 3-4 i “Merr”’ GAA 4 Gregory J. Salatin David N. Selke Broadcast Staff 3 “Solly” “Selk”’ Annual Staff 3 Forensics Club 3-4 Cathy Jean Stirn Spanish Club 4 Pep ¢ lub 2-3 “Cathy” Science Club 4 Spanish Club 2-3-4 Chorus 1-2 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Vice-President Science Club 2-3 Timothy John Stirn FTA 4 “Worm” Gary Raymond Schaefer Broadcast Staff 4 Forensics Club 3-4 “Elmer” Homecoming Attend. 4 Bleacher Bums 4 Science Club 4 Larry L. Siebert Science Club 3-4 Track 3 ““Sibes”’ Treasurer Pep Club 1 FTA 4 Charles W. Schantz Science Club 3 Hi-Y 4 “Schantzie”’ FFA 1-2-3-4 Golf 2-3 Pep Club 1 Vice-President 3-4 Student Council 4 Spanish Club Class Officer 2 Bleacher Bums 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Bleacher Bums 4 William Dean Stirn Baseball 3-4 “Bill” Class Officer 1 Leon A. Spellings President “Art” Douglas Straber Projectionist 4 Forensics Club 3 “Pougsley” B-Men 3-4 Science Club 2 Forensics Club 1 Projectionist 2 Band 1 Anthony Darrel Schene Science Club 1-2 ‘“Frico”’ John G., Starost Track 1-2 Golf 3 “Hans” B-Men 3 Projectionist 4 Raymond J. Tebbe z Science Club 3-4 Treasurer 1 3 Librarians 4 “Tay” Stanley W. Schnieder Annual Staff 3 “Stanley”’ Timothy Joe Stein Forensics Club 2-3-4 ‘Tiny’ Pep Club 1 Paul D. Schwab Forensics Club 3-4 Spanish Club 1-2-3 “Schwabey” Pep Club 1 President 3 Annual Staff 2-3-4 Spanish Club 1 Science Club 3 Assistant Editor 4 Science Club 2-3-4 FTA 4 Co-Editor 4 Hi-Y 3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Spanish Club 2 Chaplain Football 1 Hi-Y 3-4 Football 1-2-4 Basketball Vice President 4 2 1-2-3-4 D 1] Baseball 2 Aichael Andrew Walk« “Snake” Baseball Steven L. “Hooper” Hi-Y 2 Basketb Track 2-3-4 Class Officer 3-4 President Student Council 3-4 Representative 3 Vice-President 4 National Honor Society 3-4 B-Men 2-3-4 Floyd Ray Wirth “Floyd” FFA 1-2-3-4 Secretary Preside nt 4 1-2-3 Marvin John Wissel “Marvin’”’ FFA 1-2 m in)