Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

BULLDOG ae ee ee nn mayer 1978 Bulldog Batesville High School Batesville, Indiana Few People Have Strength to Honor a Friend’s Success Without Envy The Senior Class of 1978 would like to show our appreci- ation to our good friend and sponsor, Mr. Scalf. By doing so we would like to dedicate this annual to him. Thanks for making our past four years so memorable. You’re on Candid Camera! a = O ve = QA = O wy 5 flan i= % cs = x es Be True to Your Word, Your Work, | 1” rive des ws E F | He: Tae : ' amie Your Friends For the Good Times: Memories a = : ™ B « The Only Way to Have a Friend Is to Good Ol’ Days - Friendships Multiply Joys, and Divide Griefs BHS Is More Than Just A Schoo! — oO O = O = O a4 ks Wy oO : aa How Do You Spell Relief? Sam Sitterding i ee ae ai’ “tt ti Miss B.H.S. Charlene Suding Rain Doesn’t Dampen Homecoming Homecoming Queen, Janet Fritsch is pic- tured above with Senior attendants, Terry White and Bev Gunter. iB oe SEES The Seniors were escorted by Dale Billman, Gary Weber, and John Gutzwiller. Janet Fritsch Crowned Homecoming Queen Homecoming Queen eae nee or . Fo peasstaopaneeeet “h per POH,� Ee aah “ina Janet Fritseh sh AN ih Yo oy a AR ‘ aaa rN aa Wie so a batng SG ee op ; ete Beth A. Bailey Michael S. Bedel Timothy L. Brandes Confidence: the feeling you have Cynthia A. Bedel Dale E. Billman Mark A. Brebberman ys 2 Janice M. Amberger Margaret C. Amberger Marilyn R. Bedel Mark J. Bedel Thomas G. Bogenschutz Kathi A. Boyd Brenda A. Breeden Kevin R. Chaffee ell before you really understand the situation Curtis J. Clawson Timothy E. Flodder Charlene M. Clippert Monte Edwards Sondra M. Fasbinder Janet M. Fritsch | Jerome C. Dickman Gregory Doll Joan E. Flannery Jay E. Fullenkamp Sandra L. Gartenman When you come to the end of your rope, iy JN Patricia C. Geisting Bryan J. Greiwe Brian M. Grossman Beverly A. Gunter Donna M. Gutzwiller John E. Gutzwiller David R. Hartman Charles W. Hazelwood Margaret A. Hoegeman Rosena Houston John Irrgang vA Randall C. Itskin Randall C. Jobst Brenda K. Kirschner Kendra Koepcke make a knot, and hang on! Brenda S. Krieger Diane Kruthaupt Jennifer L. Lamping Kimberly K. Laudick Joan D. Miller etl aie etetertal James A. Obermeyer Theresa M. Owens William R. Kuntz Eugene D. Lambert Ronald E. Luers Gary T. Merkel Dale A. Narwold Kathleen A. Paul Christopher P. Peetz It is nice to be important, but) 4 Allen P. Raab Sharon R. Roell Paul A. Rudolf Paul M. Ryan _ David D. Ryker Randall S. Salatin Gregory L. Schaefer Amy M. Schath John B. Schoettelkotte Gregory D. Schmidt John M. Schomber Diena B. Schone more important to be nice Charlene V. Suding Joyce A. Timke Kevin P. Trager Cie Marilyn J. Voegele Robert A. Voegele Timothy S. Vohland Alan J. Wagner Don't just talk. Say something Tamara A. Walsman Daniel P. Weisenbach Paul E. Wietlisbach iA Damien P. Wissel William C. Yance Gary K. Weber Melvin G. Werner Steven P. Wintz Gregory L. Zeigler fi. Matthew A. Wehr Terry L. White (Ze asl Joanne E. Wirth zs v SY - aS = Oo SY ny — 8) WY) O | ar, a SY Seniors Select Personalities Most Likely to Succeed: Mary and Randy Best All Round: Diena and Dale Best Looking: Amy and Dan Best Dressed: Kathy and Tim a 5 I Like You Just the Way You Are Flirt and Wolf: Terry and Gary Class Cut-up: Tami and Mark Become the Person You Want to Be Class Mouth: Kathi and Paul Brownies: Donna and Melvin Meio as Paap Sider a ag 7 Sit When I Works, I Works Hard; Steve Abplanalp Floyd Abshear Ken Amberger Ken Amberger Linda Anderson Don Baechle Tim Beasley Dan Becker Dan Bedel Richard Bedel Jeff Brebberman Lisa Brebberman Jeff Browning Tim Carmichael Tim Chaffee Wayne Christopher Joan Davidson Tim Day Tina Decker Kim Dickey Gerry Dickman Roger Dietz Anthony Doll Candi Dwenger Joe Dwenger Gerard Enzinger Patti Ertel Roger Fasbinder Richard Faust Tim Fenske Dale Fischmer Donald Flaspohler Toni Flaspohler George Flodder Dale Freese When I Sits, I Sits Loose; Dan Freese Marilyn Frye Greg Fullenkamp Scott Gausman Kim Geier Linda Giesting Terry Giesting Mike Giltz Dan Goldsmith David Goldsmith Mark Grieshop Joe Gutzwiller Richard Harmeyer Robert Harmeyer Roger Hartman Ken Hertel Dan Hoff Brian Itskin Dave Karbowski Tom Kerker Janet Keith David Koester Lisa Kramer Daryl! Kurtz Darrell Laker Tom Laker Francis Lamping Sharon Lamping Greg Laudick Mary Jane Lemen Sharon Leser Mike Litmer Robin Litzinger Debbie Luers Rich Luttel And When I Thinks, I Fall Asleep. Dave Mack Kevin Macke Paul Mang Ken Mauk Jeff McClain Daryl Mergenthal Judy Metcalf Cheryl Meyer Deb Meyer Gary Meyer Jerry Meyer Joe Meyer Mike Meyer Theresa Meyer Vanessa Moody Gary Moorman John Moorman Richard Moorman Andy Nobbe Cliff Nobbe Mark Nobbe Jim Oesterling Micki Oesterling Mike Patterson Robin Powell Randy Riehle Carl Roell Dena Miller David Rosfeld Joe Ross Steve Schantz Mike Schebler Tom Scheid Peter Schmidt Donna Schrader If We Learn by Our Mistakes, Scott Schultz Richard Schutte Andrea Shotwell April Shotwell Mark Siefert Rhonda Simpson Art Smith Larry Stein Pam Stille Donna Stirn Ron Stirn Linda Struewing Peg Swegman Jeff Thornsberry Melody Wagner Rita Wallpe Bill Wanstrath Patricia Watts Linda Weber Steve Weber Ken Weberding Steph Weisenbach Keith Werner Malcolm Werner Mike Werner Sandy Wessel Tim Willer Bonnie Wilson Nathan Wissel Greg Wolljung Connie Wurtz Tim Uphaus Jerry Voegele Timothy Volz Jeff Yarber A Smile Adds Value to Your Face Mary Brockman hn erry Yorn Frank Zielinski Stephanie Moormar Bonita Krieger Give Me Patience — But Hurry! When in Charge, Bob Goldsmith Christopher Grant Andrea Gray Cindy Greiwe Jeff Gutzwiller Ron Gutzwiller Beth Hartshorn Charlotte Hazelwood Tom Goodwin James Hill John Hooten Carolyn Horstman Allen Howard Tom Howard Bill Hoyer Cyndi Itskin Anthony Kelley Kevin Kirschner Joyce Koester Tony Koors LeNita Kramer Angel Kreig James Kruthaupt Nevin Kurtz Dale Laker Tim Lambert Barbara Lamping Diane Lamping Phil Lamping James Lawrence Gary Lecher Ken Linville Kim Litmer Gwen Litts Carol Luna When in Trouble, Delegate; Juanita Luna Richard Mays Tony Merkel David Merkel Curtis Metcalf Dawn Meyer Denise Meyer Gary Meyer Jay Meyers Larry Mobley Brian Moning Greg Navarra Mark Navarra Tom Nobbe Loretta Nunlist Amy Oesterling Holly Ollier Rick Paul Kelly Perdue Don Prickel Rita Raab Julie Rasnick Paula Rasnick Tina Reindorf Patty Ronnebaum Michael Ryker Paul Salyer Diane Schaefer Jill Schath Gary Schebler Tom Schebler Dwayne Schoetmer Julietta Schomber Jeff Schuler Carla Schutte When in Doubt, Mumble. Terry Selke Pat Shane Bonnie Sidell Jerry Siebert Robin Smith aa Th iY Weyer Banscee Chris Sneed John Struewing Rita Suding Glenn Suttman Jenny Thie Tina Thomas Mary Thornsberry Julie Thornsberry Jeff Tonges John Vogelsang Sherri Wallis Toby Walsman Bonita Weisenbach Ken Weisenbach Scott Weisenbach Brian Werner Cathy Werner Myron Werner Kevin Wessel Kirk Yorn Mike Zins When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade Alma Amberger Jane Amberger Joyce Amberger Valarie Anderson Wanda Back Scott Barnhorst Beth Ann Becker John Bedel Mark Begien Tonya Berninger Amy Brebberman Lana Brebberman Craig Brinkmoeller John Brockman Scott Bushorn Steve Calo Larry Caudill Luettie Caudill Jim Clark Tim Collins Rhonda Cook Fred Dall Tammy Decker Carron Dickey Don Dickey David Dickman Kurt Dickman Annette Dieckmann Kathleen Dieckmann Jim Doll Angele Doyle Jenny Drew Dan Durkin George Dwenger Brian Dwenger There Ought to Be a Better Way to Terri Dwenger Sharon Eckstein Rick Edwards Carla Effing Marianne Ertel Peggy Faulkner Annie Flaspohler John Fledderman Sharon Fledderman Ann Flodder Kathy Freas Jon Fullenkamp Leo Fullenkamp John Galle Randy Gander Rick Gander Joselito Garcia Andy Gausman Bill Gehring Tom Geis Jeanette Gibbs Randy Gibbs Barb Giesting Debbie Giesting Diana Giesting Donna Giesting Mark Goldsmith Paula Goldsmith Colleen Grant Debbie Grieshop Darryl Grossman David Grossman Mandi Gudgeon Jan Gunter Gerald Harmeyer Start the Day Than by Getting up Bill Hartman Scott Hildebrand Bob Holtel John Hornberger Jeff Howard Gary Ison Mike Kaiser Tim Keith Shelly Kerker Matt King Jean Koetter Tony Laker Dale Lambert Donna Lamping Rick Lecher Tom Leising Gary Litzinger Melissa Mehlon Sheryl Mergenthal Randy Merkel Tim Merkel Thad Meszaras Bernie Meyer Dan Meyer Darlene Meyer John Meyer Pam Meyer Roger Meyer Ted Meyer Kirk Miller Maurice Miller Susan Miller Mark Moody Dale Moorman John Moorman of Joy in Simple Things Mike Moorman Amy Narwold Ann Narwold Tammy Nobbe Terry Nobbe Kim Obermeyer Jim Oswald Steve Owens Lisa Parmer Bill Patterson Jim Peters Bob Peterson Amy Powell Scott Prickel Ray Raab Joe Radvansky Aaron Reynolds Bill Roell Tom Schath Cheryl Schebler Steve Schebler Rick Schmidt Joe Schoettelkotte Steve Schrader John Schutte Dennis Shackelford Tim Shrank Bob Siefert Greg Siefert Melvin Siefert Jerry Sizemore Dale Sorber Debbie Struewing Roger Struewing Steve Struewing “Cheese!” Tom Karbowski Steve Adkins Ann Raver Glenda Suttman Mary Timke Cheri Trowbridge Steve Vaughn Dean Voegele Phil Voegele Susie Voegele Mark Wallpe Lori Weber Steve Weigel Tim Weigel Doug Werner Paula Werner Steve Werner Neal Wessling Mike White Anita Wietlisbach Rose Wietlisbach Jim Wintz Dan Wissel Matt Wessel Kirk Wolljung Faith Zeigler Jerry Zins Nelson French To Make the World a Friendly Place Friendship’s the Wine of Life Everywhere Is the Best Seat ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY ee ed - Ste Friendship Is Better Than Kindness Richard Lemen Glen Butte Principal Assistant Principal Athletic Director Ben Jennings Superintendent Thank You for All You Have Done for Us Judy Meer—Secretary Gerald Brelage Guidance Counselor Celia Patterson Marge Frushour Speech Hearing Teacher's Aide Clinician No Subject Has a Context Leon Enneking—Band Pat Terry Chorus Mary Sue Mehlbauer Prevocational Education Jack Bogenschutz James Hayes—English Art Juergens—Social Studies dow Until I! Know Who! Am Mary Heim English Counselor Charm Walsman Spanish Marie Green Home Economics Carl Butte Jerry Stanbrough Business Math Paul Ehrman Health Physical Ed Robert Brokamp Social Studies Sally Raver Business Vit. They Are Free Who Do Not Fear Margaret Gibson Linda Crowell—Nurse Teacher's Aide Lynn Placke Physical Ed. Ralph Hochstetler Media Specialist Howard Vicars—Art To Go to the End of Their Thoughts Willis Dunker Social Studies Phys. Ed. Mary Freeland English—Health Jeff Scalf Science John Yarber Science Ron Raver Science Many Services Available to All Students Terry Eaglin Agriculture Jennifer Diers English Robert Crowell Eugene Wuestefeld Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Preparing Students for the Year to Come We,8.8.'0 . Richard Koch—Math y “ 2 9 °,° ; Art Brebberman—Math S eco @ ) © 59° e e Mary Jane Suhre—Speech, Developmental Reading TU After Hours. . . Lost in Thought Children’s Theatre Production Is ingercisa wala? , Be home by 12:00 or else! Shall we cut off their heads or just boil them in oil? Cinderella: What time is it? Ashes: One minute to twelve. Cinderella: What will I do? “Time Out for Ginger” Is May Production Band Had a Very Successful Year The 1977-78 Band, Directed by Leon Enneking, was involved in many parades, concerts and fund rais- ing activities. By selling fudge, cheese and sausage, magazines, and holding a paper drive, the band was able to raise enough money to march and perform in Cocoa Beach and Disney World. The band also, participated in the Versailles Pumpkin Show Parade, I.S.U. Parade, Christmas Parade, Halloween Parade, Farmers Fair Parade, V.F.W. Parade, Memorial Parade, and the Morris Parade. The stage band performed in the Pop Concert, Christmas Concert, and the Spring Concert. A Flag and Rifle Squad were a new addition to the band this year. The band officers were Pres. Janet Fritsch: Vice Pres. and Sec. Tim Vohland: Treasurer, Kendra Keopke: Drum Major was Tim Vohland. The Majorettes and Drill Team, lead by Kathy Paul, Head Majorette and Mary Dickey, Head of Drill Team, participated in parades, football and basketball games. The following were members of the Majorette and Drill Team: Kathy Paul, Rita Wallpe, Cathy Werner, Cindy Greiwe, Jean Koetter, Rhonda Cook. Mary Dickey, Terry White, Janet Fritsch. Char Suding. Rosena Houston, Mary Jane Lemen, Faith Zeigler, and Deb Struew- ing. The Banner Carriers were Micki Oesterling and Candi Dwenger. Performances Included Sports Events These are the senior members of the drill team: R. Houston, M. Dickey, C. Suding, T. White, K. Paul, and J. Fritsch. Band Performs at Disneyworld— a Mickey Mouse Organization bi 4 Band Concluded School Year with Memorial Parade } ‘ l ih | RI 4 Ba Ye _ ee SN BAe —e 4 as. ‘ 2, : - fi t : : Stage Band Performs at Pop Concert The Stage band practices mainly after school to ready itself for performances in the community. Chorus Performs at Variety of Functions The chorus performed at many functions, both for the school and various community functions. Senior Kathi Boyd is shown as she received the National Choral Award. This award is given to the outstanding senior choral student. Swing Choir Appeared at Various Activities Soloists Performed at Pop Concert Senior Kathi Boyd is shown as she performed at the Pop Mary Dickey, also a senior, performed a solo at Concert in May. the concert. Student Council Was Involved in Many Activities The Student Council was very active this year. They participated in several council conferences and hosted the Student Councils in the area to a meet- ing and luncheon. They were instru- mental in getting key political figures for convocations. This year Birch Bayh presented an open discussion convo, and Randy and Mel worked hard and long to get Governor Otis Bowen to come to BHS for question and answer period. The council was also in charge of the student elections for the coming year: Mr. Brelage is the sponsor. Pictured above are those students who were elected by the student body to represent them on Student Council. The officers were: Pres., Randy Itskin; V. Pres., Mel Werner: Sec., Candi Dwenger; Treas., Paul Rudolpf. Look at All the Spirit of B.H.S. a7” @ Members of the Spirit Club had a bake sale and sold buttons to raise money. Officers of the Spirit Club were: Janet Fritsch, Pres.; Candi Dwenger. V.P.; and Tina Reindorf, Sec.-Treas. Paper Staff Attended Several Workshops Pictured above are the staff members of the Broadcast. The editorial staff consisted of Alan Wagner and Jeff Schuler, art editors; Pam Stille and Dena Miller, feature editors; and Toby Walsman, sport editor. The Broadcast staff has been very active this year gathering news of interest to the student body and attempting new features. The staff attended workshops in order to learn new techni- ques and ideas. They attended a workshop in Cincinnati sponsored by Raymond Walters Col- lege and attended Ball State’s J-Day. The staff put out five issues during the year: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring. Two spe- cial issues were published featuring the drinking question, and another was an issue centered around the graduating seniors. This year’s editor-in-chief of the Broadcast was Paul Rudolf. The sponsor was Miss Diers. Clubs Sponsor Movie Together [oan Media Club Members were: Donna Gutzwiller, Pres.: Janice Amberger, V. Pres.; Jay Fullenkamp., Sec. Treas. They took a field trip to The Indiana State Library and to The Indiana State Museum. They also sold candy. age - , = a fr Be Y ar ef m ‘ s 2 bead , Ce The Hi-Y Members were: Jeff Willer, Pres.; Tim Willer, V.P.; Randy Salatin, Sec. Treas. They picked the stu- dent of the month, and sponsored the Basketball Tourney. They also decorated the halls for Christmas. Knowledge — But yviscom 4 LE BETe Pictured above are the two year members of the National Honor Society. Ss sh a r “tha a A as -9 : ry. f it Pictured above are the new members of the National Honor Society. Variety of Activities Offered Students Officers of the B-Man were: Matt Wehr. Pres.; Diena Schone, Sec.; Sam Sitterding, V.P.; Curt Clawson, Treas. Officers of the Spanish Club were: Pres., Theresa Meyer; V.P., James Andrew Obermeyer III; Sec.- Treas., Jill Schath. Los miembros del Club de Espaniol—j Fantasticos! Students Participate in Many Activities Pictured above are those students who participated in the options program. These high school students work with Middle School and St. Louis eighth graders. They also worked with fifth graders this year. Health Careers is for those students interested in the various fields of medicine. Sponsors are Mrs. Crowell and Mrs. Freeland. riety of Work G2 ‘ 4 = i= ™ eee YY sued wa ie ; = = —e Pictured above are the girls who assist Mrs. Brandes in the office. Seated from left to right are: Char Suding, Beth Bailey, Kathy Paul, Standing are Sondra Fasbinder, Terry White, Amy Schath, Mrs. Meer, Mrs. Brandes. German Club officers are April Shotwell, Tina Reindorf, Anne Raver, Ron Gutzwiller, Brenda Kreiger. The club had a Wandertag (a hiking day) and participated in an Easter German Songfest. Teach Thy Tongue to Say I Do Not Se Senior Class Officers Pres.—Jamie Obermeyer V. Pres.—Dena Shone Sec.—Randy Salatin Treas.—Kathy Paul Sophomore Class Officers Pres.—Andie Gray V. Pres—Myron Werner Sec.—Holly Ollier Treas.—Sheri Wallace Know and Thou Shalt Progress Junior Class Officers Pres.—Sandy Wessel V. Pres.—Dan Becker Sec.—Theresa Meyer Treas.—Lisa Brebberman Freshman Class Officers Pres.—Donna Lamping V. Pres.—Faith Zeigler Sec.—Amy Brebberman Treas.—Kirk Miller FFA Goes to Louisville Tractor Pul] min Th Officers of FFA were: V.P., M. Werner: Treas.. P. Wietlisbach:; Pres.., D. Hartman; Sentinel, A. Eck- stein; Sec., T. Bogenschutz; Rep., A. Rabb. Members of the Crop judging team were: T. Doll. M. Bedel. D. Bedel, P. Wietlisbach, A. Nobbe, T. Bogenschutz, A. Rabb. They placed Ist in county, Ist in area, 7th in state. ey Fo Members of the Livestock judging team were: K. Amberger, J. Zins, B. Kuntz, D. Hartman, M. Werner, M. Zins, J. Meyer. Members of the Dairy judging team were: R. Luttel. D. Emsweller, J. Meyer, J. Lawrence, K. Wessel. J. Schutte. They placed 3rd in county. FFA Participated in Varied Activities Members of the Soil judging team were: M. Bedel, Jerry Meyer, T. Bogenschutz, B. Kuntz, D. Hartman, P. Wietlisbach, D. Bedel. They placed Ist in county, Ist in area and 20th in state. Members of the Forestry judging team were: S. Schantz, K. Wiesenbach, J. Bessler, T. Uphaus, G. Sutt- man. They placed 3rd in county. FFA Members Time Was Invented to Give Ideas a Chance 11th grade: Theresa Meyer, Linda Giesting, Linda Anderson, Joan Davidson, Daryl Mergenthal, Dan Becker, Dale Freese, Francis Lamping, Mark Siefert, Dena Miller. J gy I igtd READING er 7 12th grade: Diena Schone, Donna Gutzwiller, Jamie Obermeyer, Janet Fritsch, Brenda Krieger, Randy Itskin, Sharon Roell, Rosena Houston, Mark Brebberman, Kathy Paul. Few Have Strength to Honor a Friend’s Success Without Envy 9th grade: Wanda Back, Donna Lamping, Joselito Garcia, Pamela Meyer, David Grossman, Kirk Miller, Tony Laker, John Moorman, Steve Schader, Jim Oswald. Bs er a st fi 10th grade: Tony Koors, Jill Schath, Tony Merkel, Tina Reindorf, Beth Hartshorn, Anne Raver, Ron Gutzwiller, Barb Lamping, Kelly Perdue, Dawn Meyer. Nine Seniors Receive Honor Plagues The above seniors have been on the academic honor roll at BHS for four years. Each received the Honor Pla- que at the awards program. ps 4 ae 3 1S : qe b a These students have been on the academic honor roll for two years. These freshmen are also one year honor certificate recipients. On the Job Training Is Important Z +) ei | { eS ae eae: : Lh wu ICT (Industrial Cooperative Training) and ICE (Interdiscipli- nary Cooperative Education) is well established in the commu- nity and has been in operation since 1950. This program gives qualified Juniors and Seniors a chance for on the job training in their choice of vocations. It also helps the student learn marketable skills by training in actual working situations in local business and industries. The sponsor of this club is Mr. Carmichael and the officers are: President, Damien Wissel; Vice-President, Tim Carmichael; Secretary, Joyce Timke; Co-Treasurer, Bev Gunter and Margie Amberger; Reporter, Marilyn Bedel; Parliamentary, Allen Raab; Chaplain, Rosena Houston. Margie Amberger Young’s Dairy Queen Brazier Kerry Dickey Jane Fledderman Kroger Westgate IGA Foodliner Gives the Students a Chance Allen Raab Hellmich Standard Service _ Marilyn Bedel American Cleaners Dyers Dale Brinkman Brinkman Construction Co. Damien Wissel Westgate IGA Foodliner Donna Pulskamp Ed Doyle Co., Inc. Mike Gudgeon Young’s Dairy Queen Brazier . ry; ; Employee, Employer Banquet May 11 Louis Roell Harmeyer Supermarket Andy Eckstein Hirt Ellco Steve Siebert Batesville Building Materials, Inc. Joyce Timke Burger Chef Ellen Adams Margaret Mary Community Hospital _ Rosena Houston Batesville Building Materials, Inc. Has Been in Operation for 28 Years y 4 Steve Wintz Kevin Trager Batesville Water Gas Utility Zeigler Building Materials Play it again Irrs! Damien | Wissel Is VICA President Brian Dickman Young’s Dairy Queen Brazier __ Bryan Greiwe Zeigler Building Materials Greg Schaefer Ray Holtkamp Contractor Diane Kruthaupt Harmeyer Supermarket Tim Flodder Mitch Thielking B S Service, Inc. Westgate IGA Foodliner The Main Thing in Life Is Not to Be Afraid to Be Human Bev Gunter Charles Hazelwood Burger Chef Feller Service Station Mike Bedel Bruns-Gutzwiller, Inc. Greg Doll Western Auto Lv John Schomber Paul Dall Jack’s Garage Tri County Body Shop Annual Staff Records Past Year’s Events Dave Ryker Photographer Terry White Editor Miss Heim Sponsor Cindy, Bonnie, and Cathy Staff Works from October Through June Bonnie Rita, Dawn, and Micki Cathy and Micki This year’s annual staff has worked long and hard gathering pic- tures and keeping track of all the events of the past year. The staff begins its season in October and it continues into June after school is out. Those staff members not available for pictures were Mel Werner, Patti Ertel, Kim Dickey, Rhonda Simp- son, Jenny Vaughn, Steff Weisen- bach and Melody Wagner. Pumpkin Show Representative Margie Amberger Heart Queen Kepresentative wal a Four Letter Word Wy ee WZ X—Country Team Undefeated in Dual Meets The X Country team again posted an excellent winning record. Nine runners advanced to the sectional and regional, four of those being senior: Tom Bogenschutz, Dan Weisenbach, Kerry Dickey, and Dave Hartman. These young men have performed well for Coach Raver for four years and each will be hard to replace. However, the remaining squad members have also performed well, and they should insure a winning season. Bogenschutz Named MVP Bulldogs Finish Fine Season 6-4 Under coaches Scalf, Stanbrough, Salatin, and an excellent group of Seniors, this year’s Varsity had a fine 6-4 season. Bulldog Scoreboard 26 | 23 30 21 1 20 15 22 8 50 OO Go bo bo bo feof of fe fe fe of of - nynnnnnunnn w 2) 7) Overtime Jennings Co. Rushville Madison S. Decatur Aurora Lawrenceburg E. Central Brookville Milan Greensburg Gridders Kecei ve Honors . Fe Bulldog Team Honors Most Valuable: Sam Sitterding Defensive Linesmen: Kevin Chaffe Gardner Award: Mark Brebberman Co-Captain Sam Sitterding was named to the E. I. A. C. all conference team as a running back as well as being named class AA All-State Honorable Mention. Co-Captain Paul Dall was named All-Conference kicker. am | ea ih) _— Ss , A Junior quarterback Dan Becker was named to the Junior All-State Honorable Mention Team. Dan broke the all time percentage completion record with 53% and 850 yds. Defense!! Trojans feel Bulldog Crunch! Bulldogs were small, but strong, quick, and aggres- sive! Stein Sticks E.C. Back Bulldogs Defense Buries Greyhound Score!! The unheralded linemen consistently blocked well for Bulldog ballcarriers. FIRST DOWN! Some yards are hard to get. Young Bulldogs Show Great Potential “Those that are beginning” The Freshman Bulldogs under Coaches Koch and Juergens displayed a great deal of talent this fall. Though only sporting a 1-5 record at the end of season, the young Bulldogs most definitely showed tremendous abili- ties and improvement. With hard work and dedication great things are in store for these young men. “Those that are ending” Words could never describe the dedication, hard work, and leadership these young men displayed. If our young Bulldogs look to these seniors as an example they will truly be successful. To our seniors, “THANK YOU . Girls Finish Season With 4-5 Record ° The 1977-78 Girls Golf Team is coached by Mr. Brebberman. The team finished 4th in conference of 7 teams and Sth in the sectional which consisted of 11 teams. ; : - ; - d 4 Mary Jane Lemen Kathi Boyd MVP—AIll Conference Only Graduating Senior The senior members of the tennis team will be missed. Left to right are C. Clawson, T. Brandes, R. Salatin, G. Weber, J. Willer, and Coach Moorman. rere—_— ] a b? =e ee a eaaerr ae 4 Members of the Varsity Tennis team. Front row: left to right are K. Perdue, T. Karbowski, S. Bushorn. Back row: left to right are Coach Moorman, C. Clawson, C. Clawson, J. Willer, and G. Weber. Craig Clawson Named MVP | | alt Members of the reserve tennis team. Left to right are C. Brinkmoeller, D. Werner, C. Grant, D. Karbowski, T. Brandes, S. Schrader, R. Salatin, T. Koors, and Coach Moorman. We Are Proud of You! Janet Fritsch setting to player 10 Kathy Paul. Now, if we only can sneak up on them. Up and away. Women Power: America’s Greatest Asset! I know I threw the ball up there some place. Now everyone follow Me—Patti-Cake—Patti- Cake. a Bulldogs Qualify 10 for Regional $ Sa | nd a Top row—M. Wissel, K. Chaffee, B. Itskin, B. Grossman, T. Fenske, N. Wissel, R. Federle, P. Ryan, L. Stein, D. Baechle, T. Beasley, Coach—Mr. Juergens. 2nd row—C. Brinkmoeller, T. Gaeddert, M. Moody, T. Lambert, P. Dall, D. Weigel, D. Lambert, R. Hartman, J. Tonges, D. Durkin, S. Hildebrand. Bottom row—D. Rossfeld, J. Ravanski, A. Howard, J. Meyer, K. Weisenbach. Junior—Larry Stein has lost record in 3 years. compiled a 49 win and 12 Junior—Brian Itskin won 18 matches and lost 5 on his way to winning the conference and sectional. The Bulldog Wrestling team set new team and indi- vidual records this year. They won 11 and lost | dual meet. Only a 30-29 loss to Shelbyville prevented an undefeated season. This gave the wrestlers a 62-26 record in the last 8 years since the sport was started. The Bulldogs recorded two shut outs this year 69-0 over North Decatur, 51-0 over Indiana Creek. While setting a school record of 11 straight wins, a new team take down record was established with 234 take downs. Four Qualify for Semi-State Front Row—Larry Stein, Don Baeschle. Back Row Junior Don Baechle on his way to a 20 and 4 season. Brian Itskin, Paul Ryan, Brian Grossman. These 5 wrestlers reached the semi-state level during their wrestling career. Senior Paul Ryan was a 2-time sec- Senior Brian Grossman was a 2- tional champion and participated in time all conference selection and Senior Gene Lambert takes his the regional 3 years. the most valuable wrestler in the opponent down. E.I.A.C. conference meet. oe ae Girls Finish With 8-7 Season Varsity Team Members. First Row left to right: Anne Raver, Darlene Meyer, Sharon Lamping, Terry Flannery, Mary Jane Lemen, 2nd Row: Gwen Litts, mgr., Donna Lamping, Donna Schrader, Sheri Wallis, Holly Ollier, Janet Fritsch, Beth Hartshorn, mgr. THEY S. Decatur E. Central L.C.A. Greensburg Brookville Lawrenceburg Milan SECTIONALS lA S. Ripley Jac-Cen-Del Au rora Jac-Cen-Del Aurora (R.C.T.) Reserve Team Members. Ist Row left to right: Angel Doyle, Hazelwood, Lana Brebberman. 2nd Row: Tina Reindorf, scorekee Ollier, Terry Flannery, Deb Luers, Rita Raab, statistician. Paula Goldsmith, Rhonda Cook, Char per, Tammy Nobbe, Sheri Wallis, Holly Team Loses One Starter to Graduation Football anyone? Good form for a sure 2 points. Help! I’m surrounded! _Fresen ting the 1 977-1 978 Top row—Coach-Mr. Ehrman, G. Weber, K. Weberding, J. Dickman, B. Wanstrath, C. Clawson, T. Brandes, J. Willer. Ist row—D. Weisenbach, J. Moorman, D. Billman, J. Brebberman, G. Moorman, P. Rudolph, S. Sitterding, M. Wehr, G. Ehrman, R. Ehrman. Log (ious “(tc Vik 10 AM) ee | | Top row—C. Clawson, J. Giesting, S. Weber, T. Giesting, M. Werner, Coach-Mr. Raver, Ist row—D. Ehrhardt, B. Hoyer, R. Gutzwiller, D. Becker, R. Paul, T. Boyd, C. Grant. Top row—Coach-Mr. Eaglin, D. Moorman, T. Weigel, T. Merkel, N. French, S. Schrader, D. Grossman, D. Grossman, S. Werner, J. Brockman, S. Bushhorn, Ist row—N. Wessling, K. Miller, B. Hartman, M. Siefert, M. Nobbe, J. Galle, J. Garcia, R. Edwards, T. Schath. + Batesville Bulldogs! Billmo for 2 Ho! Ho! Ho! Two More Easy Wins : Tim, watch the game! Leach knows its going in. For the Bulldogs Where’s the ball? Rudy on a jumper. Brebs drives around Aurora. = ee Another tip controlled by the Bulldogs! Some Were Happy Moments and Some Were Sad. You get it—No I'll take it! It’s mine! Golf Team Begins Rebuilding Year : Wy, Pot } Randy Salatin gets some pointerson Jay Fullenkamp practices his chip Mark Dickman goes through a good grip from Mr. Brebberman. shot before a match. few putts before his turn to tee off. Thinclads Win EIAC Conference ' ee Pe OR lo oe oo aE ak 4, Se en okt Pie “2ghe as oe Aye ee sa “Ny A Team oi ons in Conference Girl’s Track Scores WoT: Milan 60—45 Aurora 67—38 Brockville 324—72% East Central 75—29 Connersville 37—68 Greensburg South Decatur 58'%%—51(G)—24(S.D) South Decatur 72—33 County Tourney 2nd Conference 2nd Bat. Invitational Best-Ever Record for the Girls Char placed Ist in the Conference and Ist in the Sectional. Char missed qualifying for Semi- State by 1 10 of a second. Girl’s Tennis Has Best-Ever Season The 1978 tennis team finished with an excellent season. With no members lost to graduation, next year’s squad should be good contenders for conference play. Paul Moorman is the coach. Andrea Shotwell practices her fore- hand shots. Gwen Litts warms up with a few Going through service returns serves. is Beth Hartshorn. Rainy WeatherDampens Baseball Season ee The baseball squad had a relatively successful season this year. Because of the unusually rainy weather many games had to be rescheduled. At presstime their season had not been completed. At the time the annual went to press the Bulldog record was 7-8 with six conference games left. The varsity squad was coached by Mr. Dunker, and the reserve squad was coached by Mr. Koch. Ron Luers, a senior, served as co-captain of the squad. He was a strong pitcher as well as an outstanding out- fielder. Ahem! Kids. . . Junior John Moorman was the third baseman, and a relief specialist for the Bulldogs. He will be a great asset again next year. Senior Dave Hartman was a hard hitting outfielder for the squad. All the seniors on this year’s squad will be missed next ee and will be hard to replace. However, with the experience the underclassmen have gained throughout the season, the team should again be strong contenders in the conference. Seniors Add Valuable Experience Yeh Rah Cheerleaders l, | « Varsity Cheerleaders: Candi Dwenger, Steph Weisenbach, Kim Dickey, Char Suding, Janet Fritsch Freshmen Cheerleaders: Paula Goldsmith, Marianne Ertel, Pam Meyer, Amy Brebberman Reserve Cheerleaders: Char Hazelwood. Angel Krieg, Nene Meyer, Andie Gray, Cindy Greiwe For Victory Fire up!! Margie and Dale Are Prom King and Queen The 1978 Prom King and Queen were Dale Bill- man and Margie Amberger. Prom Theme Is “The Way] Feel Tonight” Wy Wy © |S 1S Sy 0 a) = x 25 aS - © 7 Sf S ee — Haymarket Riot Plays for Prom A Day Is Never Lost Ff ca 5 Lt 3 a : ; pr a 2 ! � ue = LL UY be +5 : If It Makes A Memory 7 e e May Never Pass This Way Again Space in the Lives We Planned apap f Pie = % ry WS) oO 5 Le a x= = = Just Live for Life Dale's Jewelry Phone 934-5181 S.M.S, Building - Batesville, Indiana Ripley County Distributor of TREASURECRAFT Classrings A) Five Styles Available. B) May Be Traded In On Engagement Ring With Full Purchase Price Refunded. C) Sized Free First Year (2 Days). D) Normal Delivery Is 4 Weeks. Order Any Time Of Year. There’s a Place for Us, BATESVILLE STATE BANK is the one place for all your banking and insurance needs. Hours: 9 to 3 daily, Friday 9 to 5:30, closed Wednesday. A full service bank and a member of FDIC. The only Ripley County bank to offer MASTER CHARGE. 934-4411 THE CORRAL offers both fast service and MORRIS FEED MILL supplies Nutrena feed good food. Now open for good breakfast as for farmers in the area. Call 934-2606. well. Phone 934-4025. Somewhere a Place for Us, ATM nnteyey Tne TENTH vay Mennngeeel “Playing the Music OBERMEYER MARATHON Your Way.” Batesville, Indiana 934-2334 Oldenburg FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF BATESVILLE, located in the Batesville Shopping Vil- lage, offers full service banking. Hours: 9 to 3 daily, Friday 9 to 5:30, closed Wednesday. Member of FDIC. Dial 934-2808. ‘ Peace and Quiet and Open Air HILLENBRAND INDUSTRIES EXTENDS ITS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 SCHMIDT BAKERY FELLER’S SERVICE STATION features fast For the finest and largest selection of baked and friendly service. Stop and see at goods in the area, go to SCHMIDT'S BAK- 18 N. Elm. 934-4346 ERY, the Shopping Village. Waits for Us Somewhere. BEST WISHES 0 THE CLASS OF 1978 FROM ROMWEBER FURNITURE NOLTE’S PHARMACY has something for BLUE FLAME GAS CORPORATION everyone: cosmetics, gifts, cards, and reputable pharmacists. Call 934-2414. ite Geo 1] There’s a Time for Us OLDENBURG LUMBER CO. 934-3159 THE VOEGELE AUTO SUPPLY 304 East Pearl Street Batesville, Indiana 934-3615 NOBBY CLOTHING COMPANY 147 Batesville Shopping illage Batesville, Indiana 934-2112 KREKELER INSURANCE 133 Main St. Batesville, Indiana 34-2110 FARMER’S FEED PRODUCE 118 E. George St. Batesville 934-2512 SOMEDAY A TIME FOR US, SELKIRK’S PACKAGE STORE BEER—WINE—LIQUOR Oldenburg, Indiana 934-4676 prescriptions, Hallmark gift shop, and a complete line of cosmetics. CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Class of BHS from LINDEMANN CO.. INC. OLDENBURG BANK 117 S. Main 934-3145 SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE MERCHANT 8 N. Depot Batesville STEINKAMP CONSTRUCTION 934-404 | COMPANY 302 E. Pearl 934-4866 EAST BOWL LANES e KEG KETTLE LOUNGE , iS Batesville ELEVI 934-421] 934-4242 ile indiana 47006 TIME TOGETHER WITH TIME TO SHARE, BILL NUSS, Agent SUNOCO STATE FARM INSURANCE | COMPANIES Zimmerman Sunoco Service 1-74 SR 229 BATESVILLE, INDIANA 47006 119 E. George St. PH. 934-3349 Batesville, Indiana TUNE-UP - ALIGNMENT - ELECTRICAL SERVICE 934-392] BISCHOFF AUTO SALES The Cobbler Shop 600 East Pearl Street 121 E. George 934-5169 THIES SERVICE CENTER a 24 Hour Towing Service 3 Min. Automatic Car Wash Dreyerhaus Nursing Home ? Highway 46, Box 96A Mary Lou’s Beauty Shoppe Batesville, Indiana 47006 934-2436 934-9900 201 E. George 934-2516 TIME TO LEARN, TIME TO CARE, FELT’S RESTAURANT, INC. 121 Batesville Plaza Batesville 934-4545 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN HWY 46 229 934-2525 HERTEL SHOE STORE HEIDT PLUMBING 118 E. Boehringer 29 E. Main Batesville Batesville 934-3801 934-4600 WESTERN AUTO 11 E. George Batesville 934-3810 BATESVILLE LIQUOR STORE, INC. 6 E. Pearl Batesville 934-3017 Barbara J. Ricks, Owner SUSAN’S HAIR LOFT 10 E. George 934-3001 WE'LL FIND A NEW WAY OF LIVING, FRIENDS OF THE BULLDOGS Dr. J. M. Pheiffer W W 76 Service Miller’s Montgomery Ward Stan Enneking Budd’s Tresler Comet Dr. Mrs. Paul A. Weber A. A. Daftary, M.D. William James Broughton Dr. Robert R. Rock Bentfield Barber Shop Dunlap Bldg. Materials 117 E. George St. Kirschner’s Insurance Batesville, Indiana Compliments of PIZZA HAUS 104 E. Boehringer 934-9975 KAREN’S KOIFFURES Complete Line of REDKIN STRABER’S MARATHON OIL 111 S. Main 934-5131 628 E. Pearl Batesville WE’RE HALF WAY THERE. Ja Fons WK Powt JIM FLODDER BUICK-PONTIAC Hwy. 46 E. I == °; UNION FURNITURE 122 W. George Batesville THE SHERMAN HOUSE features fine quality in food and Hoosier hospitality. For reservations, call 934-2407. FISCHMER’S FLORAL SHOPPE specializes in weddings, invitations, tux rentals, catering, cakes, and monuments. Phone 934-2617. OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATES ZEIGLER’S, “your complete home center”, con- tinues to bring you a complete line of building materials. 934-2201. CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK SENIORS! HARMEYER’S MARKET 203 Eastern Ave. 934-2610 WAGNER’S VILLAGE INN Main Street Oldenburg, IN. 934-5854 Vic Gerry Kaiser have an excellent selection of furniture for your home at HOME OUTFIT- TERS. 934-2617. VILLAGE FORECASTER FASHIONS 301 Batesville Shopping Village Batesville 934-4500 WEILER’S GAMBLES STORE “Your One Stop Shopping Center” Batesville 934-2724 THE WALSMAN CO. AND GIFT GALLERY 63 E. George Batesville 934-9810 DER KLEINSTADT LADEN (the village store) is located at Sycamore and Main Street in Olden- burg. Phone 934-3011. Sometimes When I md To Thinkin’. ma TE AY reine ‘ pans 2 oy Bia Pas Rahn tee ety “i rhein oe