Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1972 volume:

THE 1972 BATESVILLE BULLDOG After All Isn't Life Just A POT 2 POURRI Of All These Entities? A school has sounds all its own; people constructing or composing, playing, or per- forming, traveling or tackling. There is a contrast between Sounds 4 Silence One is ever present; one must be searched for. But in their values they are alike, for in silence, too we can concentrate, communicate, sculpt, or perhaps sleep. 5 6 In this busy world, a moment of solitude is an increasingly precious thing. tude Whenever I need to leave it all behind or feel the need to get away I find a quiet place far from the human race . .. 1 stand alone and take back something worth remembering. Three Dog Night 7 Love—Love—Love “Now sometimes, no always when i awaken and tramp into the bathroom brush my teeth, and that tired feeling, like no head belongs on my shoulders, and then when i finally find my head thinking that i didn't do my homework and so what and then the sun shines through the win- dow so scrambled eggs which i eat all this pre- paring for school and all how wonderful to love you so much.” Steve Light 8 Love Is All There Is! 9 10 Administration and Faculty Randy Barrett History Jack Bogenshutz Latin and English Betty Bourqucin English Dennis Bourquein Music Bobbie Brando Secretary 12 Art Brebbcrman Mathematics and Physical Education r Lf Robert Brokamp Social Studies Carl Butt Business Glen Butte Assistant Principal and Athletic Director Don Carmichael Drafting and ICT Richard Cash Guidance William Clifton Mathematics I Linda Crowell School Nurse Bob Crowell Industrial Arts Steve Demuth Business and Physical Education Willis Dunker History and Driver Education Louis Ferringer Agriculture and Science Mary Freeland English and Health Marge Frushour Study Hall Supervisor 15 Margaret Gibson Librarian Assistant Roy Gardner Mathematics Sally Given Typing and Shorthand Marie Green Home Economics Jim Hayes English 16 Art Juergcns History Mary Heim English I Glen Kelley Social Studies and Physical Education Louise Lawrence Guidance Richard Lemen Principal Sherry Linville Donna Murphy Mathematics Physical Education Catherine Nordmeyer Teacher Aide 18 Rosemary Prickel Secretary Linda Pulskamp Librarian Ron Raver Science Bob Rosengarn Industrial Arts Ann Roth Secretary to Mr. Swain Roy Salatin Science Mary Jane Suhre Speech and Reading Charles Swain Superintendent Howard Vicars Art John Yarber Science Andrea Abshcar John Allen Dave Amberger Millie Amberger Tim Baechlc Mike Bauman Diana Becker Doug Bedel Shirley Bedel Lynn Billman Jeff Bland Patty Boggs Gerry Borgman David Breeden Carol Brinkman Karen Brinkman Martin Brockman Dave Browder Mike Bryan Shawn Buck Carol Butt Mike Cheek Sharon Cheek Roger Collins Steve Collins Teresa Collins Mark Dali Mark Darringer Amy Dickey Alvin Dierckman Ron Dierckman Millie Doll Joyce Dwcngcr Pam Dwenger Mary Effing Paula Fasbinder Becky Fehrman David Ferkinhoff Rhonda Flannery Joyce Flcdderman 23 Rick Foley Fat Flcdderman Dan Flodder Pat Frey Tim Foley Bill Fritsch Garry Fullcnkamp Ivan Gartcnman April Gausman John Gehring Bcv Goldsmith Bill Grecman Donna Gruenloh Daryl Gunter John Gutzwiller Anthony Harmeycr Irvin Harmever Richard Harmever Glen Heppncr Rick Hirt Rick Hoff Nancy Jenkinson Steve Kaiser Raymond Kerr Roger Kirschncr Bob Koestcr Kevin Kopp Yolanda Kramer 24 Steve Kuntz Cccilc Land Pam Lauglc Tom Linkcl Diana Luttcl Rick Lynd Joe Mack Pam Maple Tim Maple Buddy Mays Jim Merkel Lois Merkel Sheila Metcalf Carol Meyer Dan Meyer Brenda Meyers Casey Miller Gregg Miller Dorothy Moll James Moorman Bob Narwoid Margie Narwoid Sharon Niese Gary Nobbe Mary Nobbe Rodger Nobbe Patty Nunlist Beth Obermeyer ¥ 25 Bill Oesterling Cindy Patterson Marla Peetz Lynda Plackc Pam Pollard Keith Raver Tim Ryker Bart Salyer Kaye Schaefer Randy Scheblcr Sue Schmidt Larry Schutte Butch Shook Mitch Sitterding Karen Snider Cindy Spurting Mary Beth Stcnger Mark Stirn Mark Stohry Dwight Suding Bill Tekulve Margie Tekulve Ann Thielking Beth Thielking Marvin Thornsberry Carol Timke Daryl Van Hook Tim Wagner 26 27 Rick Abshcar Leslie Allen Beth Alley Steve Artmcicr Kevin Bauer Art Bedel Dave Benz Fran Basslcr Gerald Besslcr Greg Blankcn Roger Blankcn Glenda Boggs 28 Randy Brandes Steve Breeden Keith Brewer Janet Budd Bill Campbell Cathy Carmichael Jim Cash Barbara Dali Bruce Dickman Tim Dickman Donna Doll Marcy Doll Janet Dwenger Peggy Dwenger Bill Effing Dcbi Eisert Mark Fasbinder Bob Faust Rita Ferguson Kent Fields Don Flannery Carol Fledderman Bill Flodder Rick Flodder Jim Fritsch Cindy Fullenkamp Pauletta Gausman Charlie Giesting 29 John Gilbert Doug Goldsmith Jeff Goodwin Jeff Grieshop Tom Harmcvcr Bill Harpring Cathy Hartman Sue Haskamp Tony Hcppner Bill Hcrtcl Paul Hildbrant Mike Hodges Betty Hoegcman Jeff Hortemillcr Ed Huffmeyer Scott Kerkcr Mary Meyer Greg Meyer Curtis Mergenthal Chuck Mccr Coy McDaniel Karen Laker Gary Kurtz Bob Krieger Bob Meyer Steve Kerkcr Nancy King Sam Kreuzman 30 Tom Meyer Dennis Moeller Ken Moeller Brenda Mollaun Jay Mollaun Toby Mollaun Barb Narwold Mary Neukam Elaine Munchel Arthur Nobbe Frank Nobbe Jim Nordmeycr Pam Narwold Ed Nunlist Connie Nuhring Jeff Ollier Kathy Palmer Jay Pfeiffer Matt Prickel Betty Rchberger Dave Rennekamp Janet Robbins Mary Rocll Ken Ronnebaum Mike Rosfcld Larry Schaefer Rachel Schantz Tony Schantz 31 Judy Scheycr Sheila Schuttc Teri Shook Judy Shotwcll Betsy Sicfcrt Mike Spellings Steve Stenger Nancy Stewart Barb Stirn Beth Stirn Dave Struewing Kathy Sturgcll Pam Thie Vickie Thielking Jim Timkc Dan Voegelc George Voegele Keith Voegele Sharon Voegele Pam Wagner Joan Walke Gary Weber Greg Wehr Bill Weigel Beth Wedoeff Barb Wilier Gary Williams Donna Williamson 32 Bob Woltcrs Kent Wonncll Mark Yorn Vicki Yorn 33 Sharon Amberger Tom Back Theresa Banks Judy Barrett Jay Becker Gerry Bedel Maurice Bedel Tim Bedel Brent Billman Sharon Bise Tom Bland Carol Brewer 34 B. 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Bruning Alan Butt Steve Carlson Gary Collins Paul Clark Greg Dali Mike Dali Ken Darringer June Davis Andy Decker Dan Dickey Dennis Dickman John Dieckman Steve Dierckman Virginia Dierckman Delton Dinsmorc Julie Doyle Pat Durkin Adolph Dwenger Carol Eisert Tom Enneking Joe Erdey Cathy Ertel Tom Ertel Devin Gischmer Rick Fledderman Bernie Flodder David Frey 35 Rusty Kerr Ken Kessons Don King Mike Kramer Dan Krekelcr Bob Kreuzman Debbie Kruthaupt Jim Laker Randy Frye Luke Fullenkamp Tim Fullenkamp Steve Fullenkamp Carol Gutzwiller Lee Giesting Steve Gehring Keith Gehring Ella Harmeycr Martin Harmeyer Regina Hartman Roger Houston Cheryle Jessup Gary Jewell Pam Jobst Mike Kcrkcr Alan Lamb Casey Lamppcrt Don Maple Madonna Mays Donna Mauck Mike Mehlon Linda Mergcnthal Joe Merkel Rick Meyer Roy Meyer Tim Meyer Gayla Meyers Tom Miller Betty Moll Cheryl Moody Melinda Moody Roscann Moody John Moorman Tom Ncycr Jim Niesc Susan Nobbc Mike Nunlist Jerry Prickel Mike Prickel Terry Prickel Helen Puente Allen Pulskamp Jim Pulskamp Earl Roeli Jerry Rocll Louis Rudolph JoAnn Schaefer 37 Marilyn Schwegman Richard Schultz Eric Shotwell Joe Sidell Dennis Siefcrt Audrey Snider Dave Stein Jane Steinkamp Debbie Stirn Janet Stohry Mary Struching Keith Suding Jim A. Tekulve Jim C. Tcckulve Lou Thalheimer Terry Thomas Laura Vicrling Lloyd Vierling Linda Voegele Tim Voegele Gary Vogelsang Pam Vohland Terry Volz Rosie Wacchtcr Larry Walke Steve Wallpe Dave Wallpe Jerry Wallpe 38 See Jane cut. Cut, Jane, cut! We thought we’d take a picture of it; it happens so seldom. Hey, JoAnnc, is it c-a-t or k-a-t? 40 Greg Betticc David Biltz Gene Bischoff Sheri Behlmer Dennis Bergman Rick Bloemer Jude Belter Doug Bessier Arlene Borchclt Dave Brelage Karla Brinkman Janice Browder Bob Bruning John Dickey Joe Enneking Glenda Foley Rick Enneking Carol Floddcr Greg Cooley Danac Dunker Martin Fledderman I Libby Decker Greg Enneking Dan Fledderman 42 Al Goldsmith Vernon Harmeyer Donna Hillman John Goldsmith Mary Hoyer Bob Glaub 43 Best Dressed Beth and Ken Larry Lamping Mary Laudick Neil Jenkinson Linda Kessens Noel Kurtz Pam Lightner 9 , ' M Pixie Jobst James Kirschner Bob Lucsse 44 Daryl Meyers Dave Maple Bob Maple Kathie Maple Steve Moeller Patty Martickc Sandy Luesse Gary Meyer Margie Meyer 45 Norma Niehoff Ray Niese Donna Ostendorf Jackie Peters Kathie Pollard Bill Poske Darwin Nobbe Ken Ollier 46 Mike Robbins Mike Romwebcr Debra Schaefer James Roell Tim Prickel Melvin Roell Charles Schath Edward Puente Beth Romberger Tom Schwegman 47 Mike Siefert Michelle Stille Vickie Vinup Doug Snider Mike Stohry Paul Stim h IniA Martin Voegele David Wagner 48 Judy Sizemore Mike Spurling Becky Wagner Tim Wcbcrding Joe Weigel Dale Werner Bob Wessci George Wolters Harry Wolters Paul Wonning Bob Wernkc 50 51 52 53 54 Personalities Mr. BHS 56 Miss BHS 57 Pumpkin Show Queen 58 Kathie Maple Heart Queen Libby Decker Is Crowned Homecoming Queen— Hornccomeing 1971 saw the mighty Bulldogs defeat the North Dearborn Vikings 46 0. Senior Libby Decker was crowned Home- coming Queen by Al Goldsmith and Noel Kurtz at halftime cere- monies. The Queen’s court con- sisted of seniors Cindy Drew and Kathic Maple, juniors Lou Thal- heimer and Janice Wcstcrman, and sophomores Connie Nuhringand Mary Meyer. After the football game, a sock hop was held in the old gym. Pro- viding music for the dance was the U.S. Steele. Pictured above is the 1971 Homecoming Queen, Miss Libby Decker. The Queen’s Court and their escorts were Jim Fritsch and Connie Nuhring, Jerry Prickel and Janice Wcstcrman, Dan Wallpe and Kathie Maple, Libby Decker and Steve Marticke, Cindy Drew and Greg Cooley, Lou Thalhcimcr and Bob Maple, Mary Meyer and Kent Wonncl. 60 Bulldogs Defeat Vikings By A Score Of 46-0 Chosen to represent the soph- more class were Mary Meyer and Connie Nuhring. i I ii.iliu : ,.:ul la: : ’A:.; erman were chosen to represent 1971 Queen candidates were the junior class, seniors Libby Decker, Cindy Drew, and Kathic Maple. 61 Homecoming Queen 62 Athletics BHS Places Six Bulldogs The thirty-seven young men above comprise the Mighty Bulldog football squad. In his first year as football coach at BHS, Mr. Demuth has combined an impressive 5-5 season. Football season at BHS ended with a 5-5 record. The ‘Dogs had two seasons; the first a molding period and the second the Dogs got down to business. The defense held its opponents scoreless for three straight games. Named to the EIAC All-Conference team on defense were Dan Muckerheide, guard; Al Goldsmith, line backer; and Larry Lamping, Halfback. One of the outstanding players on offense was junior Keith Gehring. He scored 110 points over the season, making six TD’s in one game and five in another. He averaged 5.9 yds. per game for a total of 1346 yds. gained. Rick Meyer was the leading pass receiver. These men will all be lost to the squad through graduation. Each one has made tremendous contributions and will be greatly missed next season. The EIAC All-Conference Team QB Bob Wessel looks down field as he returns a punt for a TD against the Vikings. Keith Gchring shows his All-Conference form as he sweeps right end behind excellent backing. Offensive All-Conference was Keith Gchring, Pat Durkin, and Noel Kurtz. BHS was blessed with two kickers this year, Joe “The Toe” Weigel and Mike “Krash” Kramer. Both got the Dogs out of some close quarters. Added this year as an incentive by Coach Dcmuth was the “Bull- dog Hitters Club”. Members were selected for their aggressive acts and hitting desire. This year’s members were Noel Kurtz, Dan Muckcr- heidc, Mike Stillc, Al Goldsmith, Rick Meyer, Mike Zielinski, and Bcrnic Flodder. The managers for the team were seniors Greg Bettice, Neil Kurtz, and Bob Lucssc, and sophomore Chuck Mecr. Bob Wessel gets away a long bomb just in time! Larry Lamping does his thing- rcturning an interception for a long gain. 65 Bulldog Defense Holds Opponents The defensive team made an impressive showing this season al- lowing only 177 pts. compared to the Bulldogs’ 214 pts. Outstanding defensive players were ends Mike Prickcl and Toby Mollaun; tackles Dan Muckcrhcidc and Mike Stillc; and backs Al Goldsmith. Bemic Floddcr, Noel Kurtz. Rick Meyer, Larry Lamping, Bob Wesscl, and Keith Gehring. Also playing out- standing defense were Tom Schwcgman, Phil Bedel, John Dicckman, Mike Zielinski, and Ron Prickcl. With thirteen returning letter- men apd the new squad members coming up, WATCH OUT SPORT FANS, HERE WE COME!! Goldie, Prickcl, and Floddcr slam the ball carrier to the ground as Stille, Muck, and Gehring are ready to help. Move over, darling. 66 Scoreless For Three Straight Games Goldie, after intercepting a pass, is on his way to paydirt. 67 X-Country Team Pictured above is this year’s cross country team. Only one member will be lost through graduation. The rest of the squad consists of eight juniors and six sophomores. The squad is coached by Mr. Raver. Finishes With This year’s cross country team posted another good season. In dual, triangular, and four way meets, the men of BHS posted ele- ven wins against two losses. The runners placed second in the Jen- nings Co., North Dearborn, and Ripley Co. invitationals. The lead- ing scorer this year was junior Brent Billman, followed closely by Ron Laker. These two were named co- most valuable runners. Tom Ertel and John Moorman demonstrate the true form for winning. They are both way ahead of the pack. Eleven Wins And Only Two See Mark run. Run on and on and on . . . The only senior on the cross coun- try team this season is Ron Laker. He will be sorely missed. Keep going, Paul; you can make it— maybe. Quibo brings it on home. Alvin Dierckman is one of our up and coming underclassmen. 69 Wrestling Team Has Fine Season Batesville's wrestling team completed a successful season win- ning the last four dual meets. The grapplcrs finished second in the Tri-High Invitational and fifth in the Sectional. Outstanding indi- viduals were Mike Zielinski, 15-4; JimTekulvc, 12-4; Gary Jewell, 11-4-1; and Jim Niese, 9-2-2. Jim Tckulvc placed 2nd in the sectional and advanced to the New Castle Regional before being defeated. The wrestlers wait for the signal from the referee to begin their match. Wrestler Jim Laker tries to gain advantage of his opponent. Ends Year With 7 Wins And 2 Losses Junior Jim Tekulvc finished 2nd in the Sectional and represented BHS in the Regional. Coach Juergens looks on intensely as a fan yells encouragement to the grapplcrs. Jim Tekulvc works for a pin over his North Decatur opponent. 71 BHS Netters Have Slow Season Above is the BHS tennis team coached by Mr. Kelley. This is only the second season for tennis but the netters are improving with each match. With two years of experience, the boys should be strong contenders for EIAC honors. Coach Kelley is looking for great things from “super swinger”: Jay Mollaun is a sophomore. Another mainstay for the team is junior Dan Dickey. 72 Another Successful Year For Golf Team Mike Kramer, Tom Gardner, John Goldsmith, Bob Wernke.Tom Meyer, and Jerry Prickcl make up the golf team for BHS. Always a strong opponent, the team hopes to better its record by taking high honors at sectional and regional meets. Mr. Gardner is the coach. John Goldsmith shows the correct form for a long drive to the green. 73 Thinclads Have Successful Season 74 Seniors Look Forward To A Good Season 75 Varsity Is Third In EIAC The VARSITY basketball team had a successful season even though there was an unsuccessful won-lost record. The season began without return- ing letterman Greg Cooley who sus- tained a football injury. This injury kept him out of four early season games and hampered his playing for three-fourths of the season. The second half of the season found Greg returning and the other players pulling themselves together for a strong ending. The Bulldogs finished third in the IAC. The JUNIOR VARSITY was fortunate to have sixteen players participating in games as well as practice. Although the season’s won-lost record was not as good as the players would have liked, the team was always very competitive and several of the players showed much promise for future years. Bernie Flodder, the team captain, led the team in points with 171, while the big guys, Lee Gicsting and Greg Wehr, tied for rebounding honors with 117 each. 76 The C-team squad is made up primarily by sophomores. These boys show a great deal of interest in basketball and also have a great amount of potential. This squad is good training for those who will be trying out for a var- sity position. The C-team sched- ule includes Milan, Sunman, North Dearborn, and Richmond. Coach of the C-tcam is Mr. Yarber. C-Team Batesville “A” freshmen fin- ished their best season ever with a 12-4 record. Only one of these losses came after Christmas. Mike Bauman and Ted Weigel led the team in scoring. The reserve freshmen team finished with a 3-5 record. Managers were Butch Shook, Joe Mack, and Dan Flodder. The freshmen are under the leadership of Mr. Raver. 77 Freshmen Bulldogs Have A Disappointing Season . . Ron Laker leaps for the jump ball as the mighty Bulldogs get ready to do bat- tle with Brookville. “Hey, they’re our Bulldogs!!” Keith, Greg, Charlie, and Ken are introduced at the beginning of a varsity game. Rick Meyer, at the free-throw line, takes careful aim to add points for the Dogs. 78 End Of Year Record Was 10-12 Charlie Giesting, heads above the rest, adds another two points against the Greyhounds. Ron Laker goes for the basket as Ken (10), Charlie (34), and Greg (32) look on. 79 Dave Maple goes up for his famous jump shot. 80 81 Rushvillc Singles Double Singles Doubles Liberty Singles Doubles Greensburg Singles Doubles Hagerstown Doubles Brookville Singles Doubles 82 Dogs 57 Lawrcnceburg 12 Dogs 44 Liberty 17 Dogs 52 North Decatur 12 Dogs 19 Jennings Co. 44 Dogs 19 Rushville 40 Dogs 42 Greensburg 12 Dogs 40 Triton Central 15 Dogs 35 Lawrcnccburg 27 Dogs 30 North Decatur 21 83 1972 Varsity am L Here we go Bulldogs Here we go! This all- familiar yell led by our spirited cheerleaders inspired the football and basketball teams to many exciting victories. Although difficult cheers and arousing side yells may have forced spectators to miss ex- citing plays, the cheer- leaders were surely an added attraction to the games. « t M 1 Arlene Borchelt Kath Maple 84 Cheerleaders 85 Daryl Van Hook, Amy Dickey, Lynn Billman and Beth Thielking make up the freshmen Chccrlcading squad. Sophomore cheerleaders are Connie Nuhring, Nancy Stewart, Barbara Stirn, and Pauletta Gausman. Freshmen The frosh and B team Cheer- leaders add a great deal to their respective ball teams. They add the needed spirit and enthusiasm when their teams need it the most. Both squads arc under the sponsorship of Mrs. Murphy. Organizations BHS Band Wears New Uniforms This year the BHS band members sported new uniforms at the Madison football game. The band performed at all home football games and at most home basketball games. The band also participated in the Versailles Pumpkin Fair and at the Aurora Farmers Fair. Each year the group presents several concerts for the community. The Christmas and Spring Concerts arc annual presentations, as is the Ripley County Music Festival. This year, the band presented a pop concert for the first time. Another first for the band was their appearance in the Kentucky Derby Parade in Louisville. THE BIG BLUE BAND is under the direction of Mr. Bourquein. Drum major is Neil Jenkinson. These young ladies make up the drill team and majorettes. Band Marches In Kentucky Derby Parade 89 Band Representatives Two people are chosen from each class to represent the other band mem- bers. They serve as a council, giving suggestions and expressing various ideas. Coed Chorus The mixed chorus performs several times during the year for the student body and for programs for the com- munity. They are co-sponsors of the fudge drive. Chorus Officers 90 Swing Choir Swing choir performs for other schools, special banquets and school mu- sic programs. They have sold candy to pay for stools for their perfor- mances. They do all of their own choreography and work not only as a group but also as individuals. Stage Band Stage Band has per- formed for other schools, banquets and school mu- sic programs. They also performed for special bas- ketball programs. In the spring they plan to tour other schools and to put on a joint concert with the Swing Choir. 91 92 CAA Gives Girls Chance To Participate The mighty army above is not women’s lib, but rather the GAA. The organization gives girls an opportunity to parti- cipate in various school sports. A basketball team was organized this year, and the young ladies are now preparing for the spring track season. GAA sponsor Mrs. Murphy gives her team a few instructions from the sidelines as the bench looks on with great interest. Sophomore Connie Nuhring jumps high to regain possession of the ball. One of the money making projects of GAA is a car wash, here adver- tised by Pam Maple. 93 Exploratory Teaching Gives First The Exploratory teacher organization gives those students interested in the teaching profession, working knowledge of teaching. Each member works with one of the teachers and learns the ups and downs of the profes- sion. Mr. Brokamp is the sponsor. 94 Hand Knowledge Of Teaching Careers Margie Meyer Miss O’Neal 2nd grade 95 The LIBRARIAN CLUB is made up to those students interested in library work and library science. The members work at least one period a day as library assistant. They have various money making projects throughout the year. Pictured above are senior members of NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Members in the society are chosen by a screening committee. Each member must maintain a B average and must be outstand- ing in leadership, citizenship, and scholarship. Juniors are tapped for membership in the spring. The sponsor of the society is Mr. Brokamp. Student Council Linda Kessens, Pres.: Joe Weigel, Vice Pres.;Carol Flodder, Sec.; Arlene Borchelt, Treas. The Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Brelage, has had a highly successful year. Besides selling class pins, the organization bought street signs for Batesville High School. The Student Council sponsored convocations, and “voice of the students also rewrote the Bates- ville High School constitution. 97 ICT-The members of ICT go to school half a day and work half a day. This gjves the boys a chance for on the job training in their choice of vocations. Mr. Carmichael is the ICT sponsor. Joe Enncking Oldenburg Body Shop David Amberger Hellmich Standard Service Doug Bessler Feller Service Gene Bischoff Tudie Navarra Ford- Mercury, Inc. 98 99 100 Lettermen Members of LETTERMEN are those men who have lettered in a varsity sport. This year the club sponsored a hayride, a candy sale, and an Easter dance. They also bought T-shirts in the spring. The sponsors of this club are the coaches. Hi-Y HI-Y is composed of boys from grades nine through twelve. Their purpose is to achieve clean speech, clean living, and clean sports. Hi-Y Officers The officers of HI-Y are: Ron Laker, President; Bob Wessel, Vice President; Greg Bettice, Secretary- Treasurer; and Noel Kurtz, Sergeant at-Arms. 101 FHA This year the Future Homemakers sold cookbooks to raise funds for their organization. They also held their annual clothing drive. Each spring the girls have a Mother-Daughter banquet. Miss Green is sponsor of the Future Homemakers. FNA The Future Nurses is an organization comprised of girls interested in the fields of medicine. The or- ganization sold candy and Bulldog T-shirts to raise funds to assist families in the community with dental bills. Each year the group visits hospitals and clinics in the area to give the girls first hand knowledge of various medical professions. The Future Nurses is sponsored by Miss Given and Mrs. Hisrich. 102 r - FFA The Future Farmers of America, sponsored by Mr. Fer- ringer, is a very active organiza- tion. Besides taking the regular agriculture classes, some of the top students enter soil judging contests. These students have been very successful in their ef- forts. Mr. Ferringer, with the help of guest speakers, has also been giving adult night classes. 103 Broadcast Keeps Students Up On Campus News The BROADCAST, the school newspaper, is sponsored by Mr. Bogcnschutz, and the staff is made up of journalism students. This organization gives the students an opportunity to sec newspaper work in action. Editor Joe Weigel explains to Tim and Linda exactly how he wants a news article to appear. As Gary looks on, Tom prepares some artwork and headlines for the paper. 104 Projectionists The Projectionists, supervised by Mr. Brokamp. assist teachers and students in using the educational media made available to Batesville High School. Bleacher Bums The Bleacher Bums, supervised by Mr. Rosengarn. do their part in cheering the Bulldogs on to victory. 105 Chess Club The Chess Club displays their mental stamina and patience in playing the game. dr. Cash is the club’s sponsor. Science Club The science club sponsored by Mr. Raver engages in many activi- ties, among them is the annual science fair. 106 The SPANISH CLUB, one of the largest clubs on campus, was very active this year. The club sponsored an orphan in South America. They also sponsored a dance, had a candy sale, and planned a picnic in the spring. Mr. Brelagc is the sponsor of the group. This year, junior and senior Spanish students worked for a trip to Mexico by sponsoring a bake sale and candy sale. Due to unfore- seeable circumstances, the trip was called off. The students arc hoping to continue with this project next year. Spanish Club Officers 107 1972 Annual And 108 Advertising Staffs The Bulldog Staff became active early this year, making plans for the annual. Other an- nuals were searched for new and different ideas. Many candids were added this year to show the true sides of school life. The advisor for the annual this year was Miss Heim. The editors: Seniors Cindy Drew and Beth Romberger; Class editor Jane Steinkamp; Organizations editor Audrey Snyder and Typist, Judy Barrett. Special credit must go to Greg Enneking for the many candids he took. 109 Thespians Begin New Season With Children's The Thespians, under the direction of Mr. Hayes, began their season with the annual children’s production. This year’s play, THE EMPERORS NEW CLOTHES, was presented to the students of grades one through six. As in the past, this production was a big success with young and old, audience and cast. The March production will be Neil Simon’s BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, and THE MATCHMAKER will be presented in May. Zar and Zan discover the royal hiding place where the prime minister had hidden the cloth and jewels of the royal weavers. Thinking Zar and Zan are spies sent by the prime minister, the royal weavers capture and bind the two, and prepare to flog them and run them out of their town. Theatre And Emperor's New Clothes Their finest cloth and richest jewels having been taken by the prime minister, the weavers call upon their gods for assistance. The prime minister listens impa- tiently as a weaver asks for more time to weave more cloth. The emperor shows off his new clothes to the townspeople. Ill Barefoot In The Park This unsavory group is made up the thespian officers and the chairmen of various committees. 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When you have an important date, al- ways look your best. Try AMERICAN CLEANERS for the best service. 122 BatesviIle Merchants Salute Class Of 72 For the latest ideas in fashionable attire, come to the Village Forecaster. You can depend on Mr. Schultz and his friendly assistant to aid you in selecting your wardrobe and accessories. Located in the Batesville Shopping Village. 934-4500 Good Health Happiness Success To The Class Of 72 NOBBY CLOTHES 147 Shopping Village 934-2112 As your heart pumps to keep you going, their pumps work to keep your car going. OBERMEYER MARA- THON SERVICE 934-2334 123 Next Time You're Hungry. . . Don, Kathy, Bob, and Casey agree that good times are waiting at the PIZZERIA. For Carry-Out Orders, call 934-2898 We’ve got more to offer than just good food. We’re a place for after dates, school, or just a place to meet friends and have a pizza. See you soon at the PIZZERIA. Flowers are the symbol of love, happiness, and sym- pathy, and have been for years. FISCHMER’S FLORAL SHOPPE has a wide variety of flowers for your every need. Come to Tudie Navarra Country. We’re No. 1 because “We’ve got a better idea!” See Tudie Navarra Ford for the finest in new cars. 124 Batesville—A Fine Community For fine and quick service, stop at Feller’s Service Station. 18 North Elm, Batesville 934-2115 j.BUILDING MRTERIRLS _P st fawd W House Evrr Hwl PREFimSMED PA NELIMQ up Building Supplies, Floor Coverings-See it all at STEINKAMP COMPANY, INC. Batesville 934-2201 NOLTE’S PHARMACY has a solution to everyone’s buying problems. They carry cosmetics, comic books, stationery, candy, and prescription drugs. They also have a complete photography service which adds to their customer’s convenience. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 72 UNION FURNITURE 125 Community Businessmen Lend Their Support We’ve got Shell ot the Future tor better mueage ana to protect our environment. At Shell, we care. Get Shell and friendly service at F F SHELL at 206 S. Main. 934-9984 Come to the SHERMAN HOUSE; for southern Indi- ana’s finest cuisine at a century-old country inn. 934-2407 for reservations. Mr. Blank and Mr. Voss are always ready to fin your needs at BLANK’S PHARMACY. They carry a wide selection of merchandise. For delivery, call 934-3913 or come to 15 N. Main. Need insurance? Who doesn’t? For the most complete and personalized service, try MERIDIAN INSURANCE, at the KREKELER INSURANCE AGENCY. 126 Seniors and Merchants Look Ahead 127 Are you getting married or is this only your first prom? In either case, TEKULVE’S will be glad to aid you in your selection of colorful remembrances. Improving or remodeling? Then you’ll be interested in the HOME MART in Batesville. 29 North Main Street 934-4104. STRABER OIL has some of the finest oil products available for your home and car. Call 934-2910 in Batesville. GUTZWILLER CO. 308 JOHN ST. BATESVILLE. INDIANA 934 - 2106 A fine business in our community is the W. A. GITTZ- WILLER COMPANY. Shop at Gutzwiller’s for the finest in building supplies. W. A. GUTZWILLER CO., INC. Bruns Brothers Masonry Div. 305 South John Street Batesville, Indiana 47006 Appliances for the home and anywhere else-LINDE- MANN CO. has them! 117 South Main Street, Bates- ville. 934-3145 128 BOB HUEY Shoots People . . . and things too! BOB HUEY PHOTOGRAPHY 6 East George Street Batesville, Indiana 934-4778 Almost anything you need done to your car, THIES SERVICE CENTER in Batesville, can do. Call 934- 3808. Cor. Pearl 8c Depot Street Batesville. Indiana 934-3008 Moving? Improving? Go to the BATESVILLE HOME OUTFITTERS for your furniture needs. 15 East George Street Batesville, Indiana 934-4112 THE RIPLEY COUNTY BEVERAGE CO., INC. 912 East Pearl Street Batesville, Indiana 47006 129 Best of Luck to the Seniors of 72 ROMWEBER'S 4 South Park Avenue 934-3485 For the largest selection of baked goods in town, shop at SCHMIDT’S BAKERY. And please, ‘‘Don’t get fresh with our bread!” See us in the Shopping village. 934-4501 For professional service call CHARLES LAKER PLUMB- ING AND ELECTRIC, 934-3552 Our signatures are worth a thousand pictures.......... The Advertising Staff ± I. 130 Community Backs BHS Keg Kettle-East Bowl Drive, 934-4242 Morris Auto Parts-934-4188 Cartce Shoes-23 East George, 934-3919 Harmeyer’s Grocery-203 South Eastern Avenue, 934-2610 Gambles-Highway 46, 934-2724 Humdinger Drive-in-RFD 3, 934-3297 Tri-County Speed Shop-4 West Boehringer, 934-4661 Geis TV-11 East George, 934-2116 Western Auto-111 East George, 934-3810 Mary Lou’s Beauty Shoppe-201 East George, 934-2516 Compliments of St. Louis Church-13 St. Louis Plaza, 934-3204 Walsman Company-103 East George, 934-2801 Safari Campground-RFD 3, 934-4364 Weberding Wood Carving-RFD 3, 934-3710 Anne’$-141 Batesville Shopping Village, 934-2616 Hirt and Ellco Inc.-108 West Pearl, 934-4646 Farmer’s Feed 8c Produce-118 East George, 934-2512 Linville Signs 18 Indiana Avenue, 934-4572 Wagner’s Village Inn-Oldenburg, 934-3854 Feltz’s-121 Batesville Shopping Village, 934-4545 BOOSTERS East Bowl Sunshine Center Village Store Herald Tribune Gibson Theater The Ship Bill’s Barber Shop Southern Dollar Store Bessler Farm Equipment Batesville Roller Mills SophomoresClass of “74” Wagner’s Small Engine and Radiator Service Carolyn’s Camera Shop Virg Kathy Freese Dr. M. J. Pfeiffer Oldenburg Body Shop Sisters of St. Francis Budd’s Arco Service Leeland “Shorty” Shook Everett and Margaret Wilson Ruth’s Beauty Shop Margie’s Beauty Shoppe ft Remember yosrr grade -teacher? Our thanks to Greg Enneking and Mr. Rosengarn’s Photography class of 1971-72 for their assistance in providing pictures for the adver- tising section of this yearbook. We the “ad” staff wish to bid a fare- well to the Seniors of 1972. May you al- ways hold your head high and not look forward with fear, but with certain pride; knowing that you were once a B.H.S. Senior. GOOD LUCK!!! Mike Hartman Mr. Edward Goble Dr. 8c Mrs. J. L. Paras Arthur LeMasters Bob Mollaun Bernie Fields Mr. Charles Cook Vi’s Beauty Shop Dunlap’s Library Club JuniorsClass of “73” WHervl o � uf, I want Bullooc� ) 131 David L. Ambcrger Senior Directory Pep Club 1 Dave” Swing Choir 1 ICT 3.4 Sec. FFA 1.2 Jude A. Belter Carolyn Bank Kitty Bleacher Bums 1 Dennis E. Bergman FNA 1 Bergy Lucinda K. Bauer Bleacher Bums 4 Chess Club 3.4 Trcas. Annual 1 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Gregory C. Bcttice Thespians 1.2.3.4 Let Us Be FNA 3.4 Debate 4 GAA 1.2.3.4 Thespians 1.2.3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Letterman 1.2.3.4 Sec.-Trcas. Drill Team 1 National Honor Society 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Science Club 1.2.3. Pres. 4 Vice. Class Pres. 3.4 Pres. International Thespian 3.4 Football Manager 2.3.4 Student Council 1.2.3.4 Basketball Manager 1.2.3.4 Heart Queen Rep. 3 Track Manager 1.2.3.4 James E. Bauman Chess Club 3. Pres. 4 Vicc-Prcs. Senior Class Trcas. Pap- Band 1.2.3 David L. Biltz Basketball 1 Band 1.2 Track 1 FFA 1.2.3.4 Pres. Stage Band 1.2.3 Ambrose Bedel Eugene A. Bischoff Bish FFA 1.2.3.4 Vice.-Pres. ICT 1 David G. Bedel Tulips Bleacher Bums 3.4 . Raymond R. Blocmcr Thespians 4 Lester” Hi-Y 4 Debate 4 National Honor Society 3.4 Newspaper 4 Newspaper 3 Science Club 1.2 Spanish Club 1.2.3 Bleacher Bums 2.3.4 Bleacher Bums 2.3.4 Basketball 1 Philip A. Bedel Badcl Arlene T. Borchelt “Broqs Hi-Y 3.4 Annual 2 Thespians 3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Letterman 4 Chorus 1 National Honor Society 3 Debate 1.2 Pres. 4 Bleacher Bums 3 Thespians 1.2,3.4 Football 2.3.4 GAA 1.2.3.4 Sophomore Class Pres. National Honor Society 3.4 Student Council 1.2.3 Drill Team 2.3.4 Ronald J. Bedel Spanish Club 1 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Ron Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 Spanish Club 1 Bleacher Bums 2.3.4 Swing Choir 2 Student Council 1.2.3.4 Sec. Tennis 3 FT A 3.4 Sherri D. Bchlmer David R. Brelage Sherri Dave Chorus 1 Thespians 4 FHA 1 FFA 1.2 GAA 1.2.3 Hi-Y 4 FNA 1.2.3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Bleacher Bums 2.3.4 Karla J. Brinkman ’’Karla” Chorus 1.4 FHA 1 FNA 1 GAA 1.4 Pep Club 1 Janice J. Browder Jan” Chorus 1.2 FNA 3.4 Robert W. Bruning Bob” Band 1.2.3.4 Thespians 2.3.4 FFA 1 GAA 4 Spanish Club 1.2.3.4 Bleacher Bums 2 Swing Choir 2 Stage Band 1.2,3.4 Pep Band 1.2.3.4 Patrick T. Budd Pat” Hi-Y 4 Science Club 2.3.4 Chess Club 2.3.4 Gregory S. Cooley Cools” Band 1 Thespians 2.3.4 Hi-Y 3.4 Letterman 2.3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Captain Track 1,2 Freshman Pres. Student Council 2.3 Libby R. Decker Libby” Annual 1.2.3 Band 1.3.4 Thespians 1,2.3.4 GAA 1.2.3.4 Drill Team 3.4 Pep Club 1.2 Track 1,2 (Rec. Kep.) Homecoming Rep. 2 Homecoming Queen 4 SSG 4 FT A 4 John H. Dickey “Stick Letterman 2.3,4 Spanish Club 1.2 Crosscountry 1,2,3 132 Swing Choir 3.4 Stage Band 3.4 Ronald L. Dietz •Bit Thespians 4 Hi Y 4 National Honor Society 3.4 Bleacher Bums 2.3.4 Cynthia J. Drew Cindy Annual 1.2.3.4 Editor Band 1.2.3 Thespians 2.3.4 GAA 1.2.3.4 National Honor Society 2.3.4 Spanish Club 1.2.3 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Homecoming Rep. 3,4 FT A 4 Student Council 4 SSG 4 Danae A. Dunker Ace” Annual 2 Band 1.2.3.4 Chorus 1 Debate 1,2 Thespians 1.2.3.4 GAA 1.2.3 National Honor Society 1.2.4 Drill Team 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2 Greg A. Enncking Greg” Annual 4 Photos Thespians 3.4 Bleacher Bums 3.4 Swing Choir 3.4 Joe W. Enneking Jose” Band 1.2 ICT 3 Parliament.. 4 Stage Band 2 Rick A. Enneking Rick” Thespians 3.4 Hi-Y 4 Spanish Club 1 Bleacher Bums 3 Carla S. Ertel Carla” Thespians 3.4 GAA 4 Spanish Club 2 Pep Club 2.3.4 Dan O. Fischmer Oscar Senior Directory Chorus 1 Thespians 4 Newspaper 4 Bleacher Bums 2,3.4 Basketball 1.2 Boy’s State Candidate 3 Dan R. Flcddcrman Dan ICT 3.4 FFA 1.2 Marty Flcddcrman Marty” ICT 2 FFA 2 Carol A. Flodder Flodd Annual 1,2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Debate 1.2 Thespians 1,2,3,4 GAA 1.2.3.4 National Honor Society 2.3.4 Drill Team 1 Majorettes 2,3.4 Spanish Club 2.3 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Swing Choir 2 FT A 4 Student Council 3,4 Trcas. SSG 4 Homecoming Rep. 3 Glenda M. Foley Toots” FGA 1 GAA 1.2.3,4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 1 James B. Frey Jim” FFA 1.2.3.4 Bleacher Bums 4 Chess Club 3.4 Steve G. Gauck Steve” Newspaper 4 Spanish Club 1.2 Bleacher Bums 3.4 Jon J. Gchring Vulture” Chess Club 3 Vice.-Pres.. 4 Pres. Latin Club 1.2,3.4 Bob Glaub “Glob” Newspaper 1,2,3.4 Albert C. Goldsmith Phonsefish” Thespians 3.4 Hi-Y 3.4 Lcttcrman 3.4 Spanish Club 1.2 Bleacher Bums 3 Football 1,2.3.4 Track 4 Baseball 1.2 Wrestling 3 John P. Goldsmith “Fackcr” Hi-Y 2.3,4 Lcttcrman 2.3.4 Bleacher Bums 2.3.4 Golf 1.2.3.4 Chuck E. Green Garr Annual 3 Thespians 3.4 Hi-Y 3.4 Newspaper 3 Bleacher Bums 3 Basketball 1.2 Golf 1 Vice.-Pres. 3 Student Council 2 Lisa L. Haessig Lisa Band 1,2,3 Thespians 3.4 FHA 1 Library 3.4 FT A 4 Exploratory Teach. 4 Pep Club 1.2.3,4 Vernon A. Harmeyer Vernon Donna J. Hillman “Donna Band 1,2.3,4 Thespians 3.4 GAA 1.2,3,4 National Honor Society 3.4 Spanish Club 2.3.4 Pep Club 2,3.4 Mary J. Hoyer Mary” Band 1.2.3.4 Chorus 4 Thespians 3,4 FHA 1.3 National Honor Society 3,4 Spanish Club 2 Pep Club 1,2,3 Sec. 4 Vice.-Pres. Girls Stat« Alt. 3 S. Neil Jenkinson “Neil” Band 1,2,3,4 Senipr Directory Chorus 1,2.3,4 Council Debate 1 Thespians 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Science Club 1,2,3.4 Pres. Spanish Club 1.2 Swing Choir 2,3.4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 Drum Major 2.3,4 International Thespian 2.3.4 Student Council Rep. 2,3 All-State Choir 4 Pixie L. Jobst “Pix” Band 1,2,3.4 Council Thespians 3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Spanish Club 2,3.4 Treas. Pep Club 2,3.4 FTA 4 Vice.-Pres. Linda S. Kcsscns “Kess” Thespians 3.4 FHA 1,2,3 Vice.-Pres. National Honor Society 3,4 Newspaper 3 Spanish Club 1,2 Class Treas. 3 Student Council Rep. 3 Student Council Pres. 4 International Thespians Society 3.4 Jim Kirschncr “Jim” FFA 1,2,3 Dennis J. Koch “Denny” Bleacher Bums 3,4 Track 1,2 Wrestling 3 Vice.-Pres. 1 Neil A. Kurtz “Neil” Band 1,2.3.4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Letterman 3.4 Bleacher Bums 1.2,3,4 Football 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 3 Manager 2,3.4 Football Noel E. Kurtz Animal Band 1.2,3.4 Letterman 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3.4 Science Club 4 Spanish Club 1,2 Bleacher Bums 2,3,4 Football 1.2,3.4 Basketball 1,2.3 Baseball 2.3.4 Stage Band 2,3 Ronald E. Laker “Lakes” Thespians 2.3.4 Pres. Hi-Y 1.2,3.4 Pres. Letterman 1.2,3.4 Pres. National Honor Society 3.4 Spanish Club 1.2 Bleacher Bums 2,3 Basketball 1,2,3.4 Track 1.2,3.4 Cross Country 1.2,3.4 Student Council 2 Class Sec. 1 Larry W. Lamping “Savage Letterman 2,3,4 Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1 Mary E. Laudick “Mary Chorus 1,2,3.4 GAA 1.2.3.4 FHA 1,2,3.4 Pamela S. Lightncr “Pam” Band 1.2,3,4 Chorus 1.4 Debate 1 Thespians 1.2.3.4 FNA 1 GAA 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Swing Choir 4 Vice.-Pres. 4 International Thespians 2.3,4 Student Council 2.3.4 Robert F. Luesse “Lish” Chorus 1 Thespians 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Letterman 2,3,4 Bleacher Bums 2,3,4 Football 4 Basketball 1,2,3.4 Baseball 2 Cross Country 3 Manager 2,3,4 Student Trainer 4 Sandra J. Luesse “Lush” Chorus 4 Thespians 4 FHA 1,2 Treas. FNA 3.4 GAA 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 David E. Maple Hondo Letterman 2,3.4 Newspaper 1 Basketball 1,2.3,4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Kathic A. Maple Kath Annual 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2,3.4 Chorus 1 Debate 1.2 Thespians 1.2,3,4 GAA 1.2.3.4 Pres. Drill Team 1 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 Swing Choir 2 Homecoming Rep. 2.4 Pumpkin Queen 4 Heart Rep. 2 Student Council 1.4 SSG 4 Robert J. Maple Mapes Band 1,2,3.4 Thespians 1,4 Pep Club 3 Swing Choir 1 Stage Band 1.2,3 Vice.-Pres. 2 Pep Band 1.2.3.4 Pat. I. Marticke “Tic Thespians 4 GAA 1.2.3.4 Vice.-Pres. National Honor Society 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Connie S. Meyer “Connie Band 1,2,3,4 SSG 4 Thespians 3,4 FHA 1,2 GAA 1,2,3.4 National Honor Society 2 Spanish Club 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Treas. Girls State 3 Don E. Meyer “Buck FFA 1 Bleacher Bums 3.4 Band 1 Edward A. Meyer Mac Gary U. Meyer Gary” ICT 1 FFA 1.2.3.4 See. Marjorie G. Meyer Marge” Thespians 3.4 FHA 1.2. See. 3. Pres. 4 Treas. National Honor Society 3.4 Spanish Club 2.3.4 Pep Club 4 FT A 4 Exploratory Tcac. 4 Daryl G. Meyers Digger” Band 1 Bleacher Bums 2,3.4 Track 1 Kevin L. Moody “Kevin” Golf 1.2.3.4 Stephen A. Moeller Steve” ICT 3,4 Vice.-Pres. FFA 1.2.3.4 Rita A. Moll Rity FNA 2.3 Jeffery D. Moorman “Junky Band 1,2.3 Spanish Club 1.2 Dan J. Muckerhidc Muck” Letterman 3.4 Spanish Club 1 Football 1,2,3.4 Track 3.4 Norma J. Nichoff Babe Chorus 1,2.3 FNA 1 Library 1 Newspaper 1 Raymond R. Niese “Ray” Kenneth J. Ollier Ozballs” Letterman 3.4 Chorus 1 National Honor Society 3.4 Newspaper 3 Science Club 4 Spanish Club 2 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Senior Directory Basketball 1.2.3.4 Baseball 2.3.4 Cross Country 1 Student Council I Donna M. Ostendorf Bugs FNA 3 Jackie R. Peters Pete” FHA 1,2 FNA 1.2.3.4 GAA 1.2.3.4 Kathic J. Pollard Kath Chorus 1 FHA 1 FNA 3 GAA 1 Pep Club 2 William P. Poske Pup” Band 1.2.3,4 Thespians 4 Letterman 3 Bleacher Bums 2 Golf 1.2.3 Stage Band 1.2.3.4 Pep Band 1.2.3.4 Ecology 3 Dan J. Prentice Dan” Basketball 1.2 Ron E. Prickel Ron” Debate 1,2 Thespians 2,3,4 Letterman 4 National Honor Society 3 Spanish Club 1.2 Bleacher Bums 2,3 Football 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 Tim J. Prickel Hcadrinks Hi Y4 National Honor Society 3.4 Spanish Club 1,2 Bleacher Bums 3.4 Basketball 1 Edward J. Puente “Peanut Michael L. Robbins Spoc ICT 4 Treas. FFA 1,2.3.4 Jim E. Rocll Jim” FFA 1.2.3.4 Science Club 4 Bleacher Bums 4 Chess Club 3.4 Melvin J. Roell Mel ICT Club Advisor Thespians 3 Hi Y 1.2.3 Letterman 2.3 Spanish Club 1.2 Bleacher Bums 1.2.3 Football 1.2.3 Baseball 1,2.3 Mary B. Rombcrgcr Beth Annual 1.2,3,4 Editor Chorus 2 Thespians 3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Spanish Club 1.2.3.4 Sec. Pep Club 1.2.3 Cheerleader 1.2 Alt. 3 Swing Choir 2.3.4 Class Treas. 1.2 FT A 4 SSG 4 Michael W. Romweber “Rom Thespians 2,3.4 FFA 1 Spanish Club 2 Bleacher Bums 2,3 Debra A. Schaefer Deb Chorus 2,3.4 Thespians 3,4 FHA 1.2 Pres. 3 Vice.-Pres. GAA 1,2,3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Pep Club 1,2,3.4 Charles B. Schath Chad” Letterman 3.4 Spanish Club 1 Bleacher Bums 2,3,4 Basketball 1.2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Thomas L. Schwegman Schwcgs” FFA 1,2.3.4 Pres. Hi-Y 4 Letterman 4 Bleacher Bums 2,3,4 Football 1.4 Wrestling 3 135 Michael E. Siefert Mike” Band 1 ICT 3.4 Pres. Judy A. Sizemore Jude” Annual 1 Band 1.2.3. Council 4 Thespians 1.2.3.4 GAA 1.2.3 National Honor Society 3.4 Drill Team 2.3.4 Spanish Club 1.2 Pep Club 1.2.3. Pres. 4 Swing Choir 2.3.4 All State Choir 4 FTA 4 Sec. Student Council 2.3.4 Class Officer Sec. 2.3.4 Douglas L. Snider Mountain Doug” Thespians 3,4 Lettcrman 2.3.4 Track 1.2,3.4 Spanish Club 1.2.3.4 Vice Pres. Michael R. Spurting Sperm Bleacher Bums 1 Michael B. Stille Jim Stillwagon Lctterinan 2.3.4 Bleacher Bums 2.3.4 Football 2.3.4 Track 3.4 Michelle Stille Michelle FHA 1 FNA 2 GAA 1.4 Pep Club 1 Paul M. Stirn Paul Newspaper 1 Spanish Club 1 Michael B. Stohry ICT 1 FFA 1.2.3 Bleacher Bums 1 Daniel L. Tcbbc “Dan ICT 3.4 Reporter Club Advisor Spanish Club 1.2 Bleacher Bums 3 Michael C. Tekulve Ducsche Thespians 4 Senior Directory Bleacher Bums 3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Vickie J. Vinup Newspaper 3.4 Football 4 Vic” Cross Country 3 Annual 1.2 Bleacher Bums 2.3.4 Band 1.2.4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Dale E. Werner Thespians 1.2.3.4 Cow GAA 1.2.3.4 ICT 4 Sec. Newspaper 3 FFA 1 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Track Recorder Robert G. Wernke Swing Choir 1.2.3.4 Marin SSG 4 Lettcrman 3.4 Martin W. Vocgelc Golf 1.2.3.4 Newspaper 4 Marty Basketball 1,2 Science Club 1.2.3.4 Student Council 1 Bleacher Bums 4 Manager 3 Robert O. Wessel Chess Club 3.4 “Niekro” David Wagner Band 1.2.3.4 Hi-Y 3.4 Treas. 4 Wagadoor Lctterman 2.3.4 Vice.-Pres. Thespians 3 National Honor Society 3.4 Lettcrman 4 Spanish Club 1.2.3 Wrestling 3.4 Bleacher Bums 3 Bleacher Bums 2.3 Football 2.3.4 Spanish Club 1 Basketball 1.4 Football 4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Rebecca J. Wagner Bee” Stage Band 2.3.4 George L. Wolters Annual 2 “Hot Rod Band 1 Projectionist 2 Thespians 1.2,3.4 ICT 3.4 GAA 1.2.3.4 Bleacher Bums 2.3.4 Library 1 Football 1 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 1 Basketball 1.2 Baseball 1.2,4 Daniel K. Wallpc Harry A. Wolters Walp “Mauhammed Harry Thespians 2.3.4 Treas. ICT 3.4 Hi-Y 4 Class Officer 2 National Honor Society 3.4 Bleacher Bums 2,3.4 Spanish Club 1,2.3 Football 1 Bleacher Bums 2.3.4 Track 3 Baseball 4 Dennis F. Wallpc Paul R. Wonning “Wondo” Walp Newspaper 4 Bleacher Bums 4 ICT 4 Timothy A. Wcberding Web” Chess Club 4 Michael J. Zielinski Thespians 3 “Zink” Bleacher Bums 3.4 Thespians 3,4 Joseph G. Weigel Hi-Y 3 Lettcrman 3.4 Toe- National Honor Society 3,4 Chorus 1 Bleacher Bums 2.3 Thespians 3.4 Football 2.3.4 Hi-Y 4 Lettcrman 4 Wrestling 3.4 Captain 136 mmM