Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

BULLDOG 1979 BULLDOG Batesville Indiana If you fail to plan, Ede . . a im be F . —— : : erey — r . tS For the Good Times: Memories Ww The Future ls Now Students Participate on Summer Swim Teams A Q © QD a. e OD WY Keep Smiling. . Wonder What You’ve Been Up To Micki Oesterling Wy i, ae YL ‘= = SS © = U © aa) c Ss O Micki Oesterling Is Homecoming Evan, Lori, John, Marianne, Joe, Nene, John, and Micki “Time Out for a Commercial” Is Homecoming Theme Cc D © 5 OY On a = Oo © © = O i Micki Oesterling Fsbo � Sides 2 oft 0 Fee ih pe y Yay 9� Franktacteele F ; Floyd Abshear Ba Tim Beasley Jeff Brebberman Timothy Chaffee We've Only Just Begun Ken G. Amberger Linda Anderson Donald Baechle _ � ye Daniel Becker Daniel Bedel Richard Bedel Jeff Browning John Budd Wayne Christopher Joan Davidson There’s Times to Remember and Times to Forget. Kim Dickey Gerald Dickman Anthony Doll Candis Dwenger Joseph Dwenger Gerard Enzinger m 14 Richard Faust Tim Fenske Dale Fishmer Donald Flaspohler Dale Freese Marilyn Frye Scott Gausman Kim Geier If Only the Good Die Young Then the ep Linda Giesting Terence Giesting Michael Giltz Dan Goldsmith mf Mark Grieshop Joesph Gutzwiller Roger Hartman Richard Harmeyer 1’ i Robert Harmeyer Kenneth Hertel Brian Itskin y David Karbowski Janet Keith Thomas Kerker David Koester Class of “79” Will Always Live on! Lisa Kramer Bonita Krieger y a Thomas Laker Francis Lamping Mary Jane Lemen Sharon Leser Debra Luers Richard Luttel Daryl Kurtz Sharon Lamping Michael Litmer David Mack Darrell Laker Greg Laudick Robin Litzinger Kevin Macke “= Life ls Complicated. . . ae Paul Mang Jeff McClain Daryl Mergenthal Cheryl Meyer Deb Meyer Gary Meyer Jerome Meyer Joseph Meyer Michael Meyer Theresa Meyer Dena Miller Alan Monk Gary Moorman John Moorman Richard Moorman That’s Why It’s Fun. Steffanie Moorman Andrew Nobbe Clifford Nobbe Mark Nobbe James Oesterling Michele Oesterling Michael Patterson Sherri Patton a. Robin Powell Randall Riehle Theresa Robinson David Rosfeld Michael Schebler Peter Schmidt Donna Schrader Scott Schultz Life’s Been Good to the Seniors. NN Ih Andrea Shotwell April Shotwell Mark Siefert Rhonda Simpson Lawrence Stein Pamela Stille Donna Stirn Ronald Stirn Linda Struewing Peggy Swegman Jeff Thornsberry Julie Thornsberry Jenny Vaughn Jerome Voegele Tim Volz Melody Wagner We Are the Hope of Tomorrow Marita Wallpe Linda Weber Steven Weber Ken Weberding Stephanie Weisenbach Gregory Wolljung Keith Werner Malcolm Werner Michael Werner Sandra Wessel Timothy Willer Bonnie Wilson Nathan Wissel Jeff Yarber Kerry Yorn Senior Personalities = PT a ae i i ae 5 2's _—, mS) Be SF Best Looking-Micki and John Most Popular-Candi ahd Ace Most Dependable-Mac and Sharon Most Athletic-Mary Jane and Bill Senior Personalities ; 7 Theresa and Dan Sandy and Larry Flirt and Wolf Best Dressed Steffi and Mike Class Couple Patti and Dan Linda and Dale Patty and Daryl Kim and Jim Mouths Sherry and Joe ae ‘ The Juniors Brought Disco Fever to BHS Steve Adkins Lori Baker Freda Bane Chris Bauer Janet Benz Jeff Bessler Curt Beverage Kelly Blanken Tim Boyd Lisa Bushorn Jeff Chaffee Craig Clawson Sam Cook Cecelia Dall John Davidson Jim Dickey Frank Dickman Mark Dickman Paul Dieckmann Joe Dwenger Dan Erhardt Doug Emsweller Dale Enneking Ron Fasbinder Tammy Faulkner Tom Ferkinhoff Jack Fisk Terry Flannery Dave Fullenkamp Barb Gibbs Jim Giesting Jeff Giesting Toby Gilbert Joe Goldsmith Bob Goldsmith Knowledge Comes E “i, Tom Goodwin : zt . ) a v Andie Gray Sherri Greenway 2 Cindy Greiwe : Jeff Gutzwiller Ron Gutzwiller Beth Hartshorn Char Hazelwood Jim Hill John Hooten Carolyn Horstman Allen Howard Bill Hoyer Adam Hullemeyer Cyndi Itskin Karen Kelley Tony Kelley Kevin Kirschner Joyce Koester Tony Koors Diane Koerber LeNita Kramer Angel Krieg Nevin Kurtz Dale Laker Tim Lambert Barbara Lamping Diane Lamping Jim Lawrence Gary Lecher Ken Linville Kim Litmer Gwen Litts Rich Mays Tony Merkel But Wisdom Lingers David Merkel Curt Metcalf Nene Meyer Gary Meyer Jay Meyers Larry Mobley Lynn Monk Brian Moning Jim Myers Greg Navarra Mark Navarra Tom Nobbe Lorry Nunlist Holly Ollier Rick Paul Kelly Perdue Don Prickel Rita Raab Paula Rasnick Anne Raver Tina Reindorf Alex Rodriguez Mike Ryker Paul Salyer Diane Schaefer Jill Schath Gary Schebler Tom Schebler Dwayne Schoetmer Jeff Schuler Terry Selke Pat Shane Bonnie Sidell Robin Smith Life Is for Living John Struewing Rita Suding Glenn Suttman Jenny Thie Tina Thomas Mary Jane Thornsberry Jeff Tonges John Vogelsang Sheri Wallis Toby Walsman Benita Weisenbach Ken Weisenbach Scott Weisenbach Brian Werner Cathy Werner Myron Werner Kevin Wessel Lisa Wilson Kirk Yorn Mike Zins Janet Benz Dawn Meyer Joy, Joy, Sweet Joy “, i ce Ae? Kathy Abshear Alma Amberger Jane Amberger Joyce Amberger Wanda Back Scott Barnhorst Beth Ann Becker John Bedel Mark Begien Amy Brebberman Lana Brebberman Craig Brinkmoeller John Brockman Scott Bushorn Steve Calo Luettie Caudill Jim Clark Tim Collins Rhonda Cook Julie Cundiff Fred Dall Tammy Decker Carron Dickey Don Dickey David Dickman Kurt Dickman Annette Dieckmann Kathleen Dieckmann James Doll Angele Doyle Jenny Drew Dan Durkin Brian Dwenger George Dwenger Ric Edwards Life ls a Journey, Carla Effing Marianne Ertel Peggy Faulkner Anna Flaspohler John Fledderman Sharon Fledderman Ann Flodder Dave Freese Nelson French Leo Fullenkamp Jon Fullenkamp John Galle Randy Gander Rick Gander Joselito Garcia Andy Gausman Bill Gehring Tom Geis Jeannette Gibbs Randy Gibbs Barbara Giesting Debbie Giesting Diana Giesting Donna Giesting Mark Goldsmith Paula Goldsmith Debbie Grieshop Darryl Grossman David Grossman Mandi Gudgeon Jan Gunter Debbie Hankins Jerry Harmeyer Bill Hartman Scott Hildebrand Not a Destination Bob Holtel John Hornberger Jeff Howard Gary Ison Mike Kaiser Tom Karbowski Tim Keith Shelly Kerker Matt King Jean Koetter Wende Kuisel 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 Marlene Meyer Pam Meyer Roger Meyer Ted Meyer Kirk Miller Maurice Miller Susan Miller Mark Moody Dale Moorman John Moorman Mike Moorman Joe Myers Amy Narwold Ann Narwold Tammy Nobbe Terry Nobbe Bobbie Nunn Kim Obermeyer Jim Oswald Lisa Parmer Bill Patterson Amy Powell Scott Prickel Ray Raab Joe Radvansky Aaron Reynolds Bill Roell Tom Schath Steve Schebler Rick Schmidt Joe Schoettelkotte Steve Schrader Tim Schrank John Schutte Greg Siefert Melvin Siefert Bob Siefert Jerry Sizemore Dale Sorber Debbie Struewing Roger Struewing Steve Struewing Glenda Suttman Mary Timke To Wonder Is to Begin (O Understand Steve Vaughn Susie Voegele Lori Weber Steve Weigel Tim Weigel Paula Werner Doug Werner Steve Werner Mike White Anita Wietlisbach RoseWietlisbach Jim Wintz Dan Wissel Matt Wissel Kirk Wolljung Faith Ziegler Jerry Zins Terry Dwenger Cheryl Schebler Happy Are Those Who Dream Dreams Donna Amberger Chris Armbrecht Lori Armbrecht Polly Back Brenda Bailey Bobby Baker Bobby Bane Scott Bauer John Baumer Joe Baxter Bernard Bedel Marla Begein Tony Bogenschutz Mark Bossert Urban Brackman Albert Brockman Mary Brinkman Dan Bryan Sherry Caudill Tilda Caudell Mason Collins Barron Cook Thais Davis Paul Decker Kevin Dickman Linda Dickman Leo Dierckman Robert Dierkman William Dierckman Tom Doll John Dwenger Dennis Duvelius Leonard Eckstein Cindy Emsweller Mike Enneking and Ar Ready to Make Them Come iP “a Julie Erhardt Greg Erhardt Ted Erne Bill Ertel Doug Fasbinder Keith Federle Yvette Fitzwater James Flannery Kathleen Fledderman James Flodder Kim Foutch Albert Fullenkamp Doug Fullenkamp Richard Freese Jaime Garcia Wayne Gauck Lisa Geier Dickie Gould Shawn Gray Charles Greiwe Marla Gunter Andy Gutzwiller Ted Harmeyer Jay Harpring Eric Heppner Paul Hodges Janice Honaker Ronald Hooten Barb Hunter Mike Jones Kim Kelley Janet Kluemper Gary Krieg Ann Krieger Becky Krieger Do Not Wish to Be Anything but j ; i [a ee Doug Kunkel Nick Kurtz Anna Laker Cheryl Lamping Daniel Lamping Mark Lamping Julie Lawrence Richard Lecher Lisa Lewis Jeff Litmer Melanie Mang Andrew Meer Theodore Meer Troy Meer Rick Merkel Pam Metcalf Tom Meyer Jerry Miller Kindra Miller Bernard Nobbe Bernice Nobbe Russel Nuring Suzanne Peetz Jeff Peters Tammie Pollard Greg Quick Karen Rasnick Pam Riehle Linda Rosfeld Jim Schomber Wendy Schath Wayne Shackelford John Schone Debby Schrader John Sharer What You Are Bruce Siebert Curt Siebert Wayne Siefert Pam Simpson Kent Sitterding Jim Sizemore Anita Smeal Beth Ann Smith Joe Stirn Elaine Struewing Bob Struewing Diane Tekulve Theresa Trowbridge Linda Vierling Anne Voegele Bernie Voegele Dean Voegele Tom Vohland Dan Wagner Tom Wagner Doug Walke Greg Walke Penney Watts Dan Weber Jay Weber Dick Weigel Pat Weisenbach Doug Winburn Tim Wolff David Wren Tim Wolljung Julie Yarber Ron Dickey Greg Hausman | Think | Exist. Therefore e | Exist. . . | Think on 83 7 ee F Se y Pe Shik ta i Fialt Done There ls No Gain Without Pain — ow, - . Pe ch by Inch Anything’s a Cinch - . me e 3 . +48 a q - F =e . : - Se hod e - Pe ” 4 ‘ _ 4 - ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Sometimes | Sits and Thinks, Richard Lemen Glen Butte Principal Assistant Principal Athletic Director Gerald Brelage Ben Jennings Guidance Director Superintendent and Sometimes | Just Sits ‘ � o yo Ww EE Judy Meer Secretary Roberta Brandes Secretary Marilyn Bushorn Office Aide Marge Frushour Celia Patterson Reading Aide Speech and Hearing Clinician Thank You for All You’ve Done for Us Leon Enneking Instrumental Music Pat Terry Vocal Music Mary Sue Mehlbauer Prevocational Education Jack Bogenschutz German and English James Hayes English Art Juergens Social Studies Friendship Is Better Than Kindness Mary Heim English and Guidance Roy McKamey Physical Ed. and Health Robert Brokamp Social Studies tt Business =a� : —— ee ee Carl Bu aS . z-- — Ee A MS ple kg Pye) Marie Green Home Economics Sally Raver Business o Not Fear Vike Ee: e 2 Margaret Gibson Media Aide Linda Crowell Nurse Howard Vicars Art Ralph Hochstetler Media Specialist Art Brebberman Math to go to the End of Their Thoughts John Yarber Science Willis Dunker Health and Physical Ed. Social Studies Jeff Scalf Science = pon Raver Science Mary Freeland English and Health We All Love a Good Loser - if It Isn’t Us Lynn Placke Physical Ed. Richard Koch Terry Eaglin Agriculture Jennifer Diers English When the World Gives You Lemons - Make Lemonade Charm Walsman Spanish Mary Jane Suhre Speech Don Carmichael Developmental Reading ICT-ICE Jerry Stanbrough Math Smile First Thing Every Morning .. .Get It Over With X-Country Team Finishes With 10-7 The Cross Country team had another successful year as Coach Raver’s runners sported a 10-1 record. The team was county champ for the fifth straight year, conference champ for fourth straight year, fourth in the Madison sectional and tenth in the Bloomington regional. The senior members have lost only one regular meet in their high school careers. Terry Giesting was the No. 2 runner on the team, and Pete Schmidt was the No. 1 runner. Both are seniors. Mr. Raver has trained and coached his teams to many successes, and he feels next year’s runners will also have a good season since many of this year’s team will be returning. Coach Raver was selected as EIAC Cross Country Coach of the Year. Conference Champs for Fourth Year Jeff Yarber, who is also a senior this year, was the No. 3 runner for the team. ° ss a : 4 geevlize” y 4 P Nobbe, Lamb iy Tri-Captains: Roger Hartman, Coach Scalf, Dan Becker and Brian Itskin. Playing with a great deal of inexperience, the Dogs com- pleted the 1978 gridiron seaon with a 4-6 campaign. As in any season, there are dis- appointments, such as the 14-13 overtime “loss” to Greensburg, but there are “high-points”’ also: the spoiling of Brookville’s homecoming as the Dogs drop- ped the Greyhounds with a 14- 13 triumph. With a strong group of return- ing lettermen and underclass- men, the Bulldogs are looking for many “high-points”’ this coming fall. Boyd Receive All-State Mention The end result is a touchdown thrown to junior Jeff Giesting, as sophomore tailback Bill Hartman looks on. Future Looks lg sank i ttsliag EP PEASY, MAb -. ee The Bulldog freshmen, under Coach Juergens, proved to be an excellent group of athletes. With the upperclassmen displaying the leadership, this could be a group to expect a lot from in the future. BRIAN ITSKIN—SENIOR EIAC All-Conference Center- Kicker BHT Hon. Mention All State Center IFCA Region 10 All-Star Center South All Star Team-Alternate 1978 Bulldog MVP 1978 Gardner Award DAN BECKER—SENIOR EIAC All-Conference Safety 2nd Team “AA” All State Safety BHT Hon. Mention All State Safety ANDY NOBBE—SENIOR EIAC All-Conference Tackle BHT Hon. Mention All State 1979 Bulldog Defense Trophy Winner for Young Bulldogs TIM LAMBERT—JUNIOR TIM BOYD—JUNIOR BHT Hon. Mention Jr. All-State Defense BHT Hon. Mention Jr. All-State Defen- End sive Halfback Bob Goldsmith, 33, a junior, takes a hand-off from Dan Becker to gain valuable yards against South Decatur. a Senior guards Roger Hartman, 66, and Dick Moorman, 63, open a hole against the Cougars for 31, Myron Werner the Bulldog’s junior full-back. Bulldogs Spoil Greyhound Homecoming Dan Becker turns the corner for big yards against East Central Z : A . i) ie’ -. i, “2 Bob Goldsmith gets another big gain on the Bulldog sweep. Dan Durkin 53 sophomore line- Tim Lambert blocks his third punt of the season against Brook- backer, helps put stop on Pirate ville. ball carrier. These Girls Played to a “Tee” ‘78-79 Girls Golf The girls placed second in conference this year. They had 13 wins and 12 losses. Mr. Brebberman is golf coach. Left: Mary Jane Lemen has been in the All Con- ference three years in a row. Ten nis Team Loses None To Graduation La, The 1978 boys tennis team consisted of one freshman, five sophomores, and two juniors. The team should be strong next year because no players were lost to graduation. Kneeling, left to right: M. Enneking, S. Bushorn, C. Brinkmoeller, D. Werner. Standing, left to right: Coach Moorman, T. Karbowski, K. Perdue, C. Clawson, S. Schrader. Craig Clawson, a junior, was the EIAC singles 62. champ. Pictured above is sophomore Tom Karbow- ski. Yorn, Boyd, Meyer Named to All- Conference in Golf Mark readies his putt. Ted finds himself in the rough. Kerry concentrates on his drive. Donna Lamping Named MVP in Volleyball st ) ‘ ae ia. 1 : af yo Bian a oS wm a | Assisting Mrs. Sneed with the reserve team was Mrs. Menser Coach Sneed looks pensive during a volleyball game. Sophomore Pam Meyer returns the serve of an opponent. Team Loses Only Three Seniors Bulldogs Send Four to Semi State- Place Tenth Senior Tim Fenske works to pin his opponent from Triton Central. Seven seniors will be lost this year, and they will be greatly missed. They are Don Baechle, Roger Hartman, Larry Stein, Brian Itskin, Tim Beasley, Nathan Wissel, and Tim Fenske. The four Bulldogs who advanced to semi-state were seniors Larry Stein, Brian Itskin, and Tim Beasley and freshman Bob Baker. Overall high school records Won Lost Tie Don Baechle 43 19 Larry Stein 75 14 Roger Hartman 5 fg 14 Brian Itskin 58 20 Tim Beasley 35 15 Tim Fenske 44 19 Nathan Wissel _29 ame i | 301 12 Wrestlers Win Jeffersonville Invitational —_— ‘ . Larry Stein on his way to his third EIAC title. Larry was the most valuable wrestler in the conference this year. Senior Brian Itskin works for a pinning combination. Bulldogs Finish Season with 10-1-1 Record Larry Stein wins the regional to become the all time winner at BHS. Larry had a career record of 75 wins, 14 losses, and 5 ties. Batesville wrestlers recorded their ninth straight winning season. The past nine years have been suc- cessful as the team has won 72 matches, while losing 27 and tying one. Brian Itskin Participates in State Finals Senior Brian Itskin ended his high school career by partici- pating in the state finals. Brian’s overall mark was 58 wins and 20 losses Tim Beasley, a senior, pins his opponent from Lawrenceburg with a headlock. Tim recorded a record of 20 wins and 6 losses. Girls Finish Season With 10-6 Record The varsity team, coached by Lynn Placke, will lose only two seniors: Mary Jane Lemen, 14, and Donna Schrader, 32. The JV, made up of underclassmen, gained much experience, and should help give the varsity a strong team next season. This team was coached by Mary Heim. Good coverage by Char, Pam and Holly against Milan. Donna goes up for a good inside jumper. Team Will Lose Only Two Seniors ICA watches Riehle go up for ™ two good points. Struewing won't stop Marlene on her quest for a bucket. 72 = - Look Out, Here Come the Bulldogs M.]. seems to be advantage Batesville leads JCD in the first half at the sectional. Lamping Voted MVP = Looks good for two, Marlene Revenge Is Sweet!! Pictured above is the 1978-79 Sectional champs. The Dogs defeated Milan 57-56, getting revenge for an ear lier tourney defeat by the Indians. Coach McKamey explains a “sure-fire” play during time out. Brebs takes aim for 2 points against Union County. Ace fires the winning shot at the sectional Bulldogs Snare EIA Championship Crit i titi ih. : i. Jy. H}} Accepting the trophy at the sec- tional are seniors |. Moorman, T. Giesting, A. Moorman, S. Weber, D. Becker, B. Wanstrath, and J. Brebberman. Dogs Not Just “Flash In the Pan” _ Batesville’s Terry Giesting was tabbed as the East €entral sectional’s Most Valuable Player, joining Bill Wanstrath and Gary Moorman on the all-tourney team. Or Unbeaten “©: The biggest blocked shot of Bill Wanstrath’s career propelled Batesville into the Co nnersville regional, as the Bulldogs narrowly defeated Milan, 57-56 in the title game of the East Central sec- Honal. Wanstrath’s performance led a sparkling Bulldog shooting night, as the visitors hit 53 percent for the game, including a sizzling 20 of 30 in the final three quarters. Terry Giesting added 11 points, as did Gary Moorman, and Jeff Giesting made the most of a rare Starting assignment, scoring 10 points on 4 of 6 Ce Che on. tean, shooting. Pond sity ? Vong.” Into ‘On Con A . Fe s rooming’ Clip Pirates ane Rebounding superiority and a ball-hawking defense allowed Batesville to hold Milan to 14 first-half points, but it took 8 of 13 free throw shooting in the fourth quarter to hold off a furious Indian rally. Dogs Finish Season With 18-5 Record Teamwork is what it is all about fo a winning season. Tennis Team Loses O Graduation ie = : + ‘i oe AME os, “¥ Tie ET Senior Donna Schrader was one of Junior Karen Kelley practices the stronger players this year. some of her forehand volleys. Angele Doyle, a sophomore, was a member of the winning doubles along with Tammy Nobbe, also a sophomore. Boys Finish Second in ElIAC Conference Jour: a AGES YESS 1979 Boys Track Team wll Advances to pale Girls Finish First in EIAC Three Go on to Regionals in Indianapolis uw. Fs, Bernice Nobbe, a freshman, competed in the 440 Sophomore Donna Lamping competed in the 880 and the 880. and the softball throw. Char Hazelwood, a junior, ran the 880. Baseball Team Comes on Strong Coach Dunker is the dean of EIAC coaches. 1979 completes his 29th year as head coach. Ask any of his “kids” and they will say he is especially harmonious, friendly and pleasing in relations with-peers. ed asceseifbedssnane- Seoscnes eoeanascemennecnnannnn A group of “dogs” getting ready for the “hunt.” Ace Moorman Leads Stellar Defense PE a a Lr ¢ Sa Ee 1979 Baseball Squad Mark Siefert was the Dogs’ third baseman. He always appears at ease even in dif- ficult situations. Mark has excellent self-control. Seniors Will Be Hard to Replace A aw | ie | Tt gr PERC g ee pew Jerry Siebert showing good pitching form that added to the Bull- dogs winning ways. John Moorman was a four year player. John was one of the most outstanding pitchers in the conference. Gerard Enzinger—“touching 2nd, heading for 3rd!” “Zinger” was a very persever- ing pitcher as he won 1 run games and in extra innings. Bulldogs Finish with Impressive Co-Captain Jim Oesterling was a very self-reliant baseball player. He was used as a 2nd baseman as wel l as a pitcher. jim played for four years. Richard Moorman set a high standard for himself as a defensive first baseman as well as a hitter. He was very effective at both. Cheerleaders Bring Spirit andEnthusiasm Just Look at That Face! i apt a 7 ; = Souls Are Fires Whose The Senior class elected these people for class officers: Sandy Wessel, Pres; Dan Becker, V. Pres; Theresa Meyer, Sec.; and Lisa Brebberman, Treas. Mr. Yarber sponsored the Senior class. The Sophomore class officers were Tom Karbowski, Pres.; Alma Amberger, V. Pres.; Pam Meyer, Sec.; and Marianne Ertel, Treas. Sophomore class sponsor was Mr. Crowell. Ashes Are the Bodies The Junior class officers for '78-’7 9 were Myron Werner, Pres.; Joe Goldsmith, V. Pres.; Holly Ollier, Sec.; and Sherri Wallis, Treas. The Junior sponsor is Mr. Wuestefeld Representing the Freshmen class this year were Dick Weigel, Pres.; Donna Amberger, V. Pres.; Becky 3 Krieger, Sec.; and Jaime Garcia, - a ™ ‘ Treas. The freshman class is spon- wake rf ans: t. sored by Mr. Koch. a she ite ——, ; é 3 . ay Organizations Offer Variety ofActivities The newest organization at BHS is the CONSERVATION CLUB. These young men will be raising and res- tocking quail, working at Coon Hunters and aiding wildlife. The student government, STUDENT COUNCIL, is quite active during the school year. They sponsor a stu- dent council workshop, and have been instrumental in reopening the student lounge. The officers are Tim Willer, Pres.; Terry Flannery, V. Pres.; Sharon Leser, Sec.; and Anne Raver, Treas. Seek New Horizons These young ladies are OFFICE WORKERS. They help the secretaries in the main office by answering phones, taking messages, and assisting teachers with last minute work. They type and distribute afternoon announcements and collect and tabulate absence slips. Mrs. Brandes is in charge of this group. The OPTIONS program is made up of students from the high school who work with eighth grade students at both middle schools. They help students with class selections, peer problems and values clarification. FFA Is an Active Organization Livestock judgers: Tim Schrank, Jerry Zins, Tom Leising, Joe Meyer, Ken Amberger, Aaron Reynolds, Mike Zins Poultry judges Dale Sorber, Tim Volz FFA officers: Mike Zins—Vice President Joe Meyer—Reporter Mike Wereer—President Dan Bedel—Secretary Ken Amberger—Sentinel Andy Nobbe—Treasurer (absent) Participants Are Busy All Year Crops Judgers: Jerry Siebert, Brian Moning, Bill Hoyer, Entomology Judges: Roger Struewing, Bill Roell, Jack Fisk, Dan Bedel, Richard Bedel, Absent-Tony Absent-Bill Ertel Doll, Andy Nobbe Dairy Judging: Doug Emsweller, Jim Lawrence, Rick Luttel, John Schutte, John Meyer, Greg Siefert, Gerry Harmeyer, Tom Meyer. Junior Officers: Ric Edwards, Tom Leising, Aaron Reynolls, Bill Hartman, Tim Schrank Absent-Bill Ertel Third and Fourth Year Spanish Students Visit Mexico : Cocktails anyone? Montezuma’s revenge. Sra. Walsman, isn’t it March 16th? Group Sees Many Interesting and Historical Sites Guanajuato—the Philadelphia of Mexico. Patzcuaro—Spanish Colonial era Plaza de las culturas—Modern, Aztec, and Spanish Colonial eras. The pyramids—evidence of advanced civilizations since 900 a.d. A favorite pastime of Mexicans and tourists is relaxing in the sun. ” Organizations For Sports-Minded The PEP BLOCK is made up of those students who have an interest in the sports activities at BHS. They par ticipate in pep sessions and sit at the games to assist the cheerleaders. B-CLUB members are those young men and women who have participated in and earned a letter in one or more sports activities. Career Clubs Assist Students eg Da eT | Lo pa i ey ie i Beat e's | ryt : ; Bh e ANS The MEDIA ASSISTANTS are those people who work in the media center cataloging, shelving, and other library-related work. The club sponsored a book fair and usually take a field trip to visit a major library in the state. The HEALTH CAREERS is open to those students who are interested in various medical fields. They assist the school nurse with kindergarten and elementary enrollment and the flouride mouthwash testing. Newspaper Gets Facelift Taking on a new name and image, the Specter has come a long way. During the school year, the staff attended journal- ism workshops at Hanover and Ball State. The staff held its first annual banquet this year. For the first time, BHS’ news- paper sold out three times dur- ing the school year. The paper’s popularity could be attributed to the many give-ways, student Surveys, interviews, and thought-provoking feature arti- cles. Band Performs at Many Activities and Functions 4: eaas ha a en ‘ BATESVILLE ° ; bag ar va Pgs oat +! UJ 2 ' Seal PB, Fe fA Bea Pe ‘ - R ee] ig in wm 2 aT aks , is YY R � . we rs WBE AB ED S Vey ='s Fy. 09 ey + j 4), 3) Sponsors Paper Drive for Fund's The seniors pictured at the left will be hard to replace: Candi Dwenger, Rita Wallpe, Mary Jane Lemen, Kim Geier, Joan Davidson, Ken Amberger, Daryl Mergenthal, Donna Schrader, Dale Fischmer, Alan Monk, and Lisa Brebberman. Spring Concert Audience Hears Stage Band “if | ae ) = —— a. © OD ee ian a ‘eo — Y ba) ; VY Sy) Cc es —, ies ta = QD ae 1 a) Le) S 0 ' ¥ aA e 4 re oP f) es h-} as A fl -. a) a) : YW) = Ss ee Ls — — « mo O On ‘= = DT Bloom Where You Are Planted The GERMAN CLUB has been very active this year earning money for a trip to Germany this summer. The club sold cheese and sausage, candy, and held two German dinners through the year. Mrs. Reindorf will accompany approximately 30 students going on the trip. The HI-Y CLUB is one of the oldest organizations on campus. In the past the organization has sponsored many activities. The club is sponsored by Mr. Stanbrough. National Honor Society These seniors were tapped last year for membership in National Honor Society: T. Meyer, D. Mergenthal, L. Giesting, S. Wessel, K. Geier, J. Davidson, L. Struewing, L. Anderson, T. Willer, D. Freese, R. Hartman, M. Siefert, D. Becker, S. Leser, and B. Itskin One senior and twelve juniors were tapped this year for membership: J. Schath, D. Miller, D. Koerber, R. Gutzwiller, B. Hoyer, T. Reindorf, B. Hartshorn, T. Koors. T. Ferkinhoff, H. Ollier, K. Perdue, M. Werner, T. Merkel. Freshmen and Sophomore Top Ten oat SONATE LET “On Tey g. Freshmen Top Ten are Julie Erhardt, Anne Voegele, Kindra Miller, Becky Krieger, Doug Kunkel, Jaime Garcia, Dick Weigel, Tony Bogenschutz, Bob Struewing, and Ted Harmeyer. Top Ten in the sophomore class are Wanda Back, Donna Lamping, Pam Meyer, Joselito Garcia, David Grossman, Kirk Miller, Diana Giesting, Sheryl Mergentahl, Ann Narwold, and Debbie Struewing. TOP TEN for the senior class were Theresa Meyer, Linda Giesting, Linda Anderson, Dary| Mergenthal, Dan Becker, Joan Davidson, Dena Miller, Francis Lamping, Mark Siefert, and Rhonda Simpson. Kd rte cs - � 4 Junior TOP TEN were Tony Koors, Tony Merkel, Jill Schath, Tina Reindorf, Ron Gutzwiller, Beth Hartshorn, Diane Koerber, Anne Raver, Holly Ollier and Kelly Perdue. Scholastic Awards Recipients These seniors were on the honor roll for four years and received plaques: Daryl Mergenthal, Rhonda Simpson, Dena Miller, Dan Becker, Mark Siefert, Linda Anderson, Linda Giesting, and Theresa Meyer These juniors received three-year certifi cates Vet 1. q Ble These upperclassmen were two-year certificate recipients. Scholastic Awards Recipients + + SG) wa YY - These freshmen received one-year certificates ICT-ICE Gives On-The-Job Training Randy Riehle Westgate IGA Foodliner Joe Dwenger Danners 5 and 10 David Goldsmith Vanderbur Construction Good Work Experience for Students Jeff Thornsberry Linda Weber Darrell Laker Hellmich Standard Service Steinkamp Company Laker Electric and Plumbing Steve Weber Rick Harmeyer Gary Meyer W W Union 76 Service Art Harmeyer Farm Paul Meyer Farm Dan Hoff Rich Luttel Nobbe Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Ross Point Truck Stop Take Pride in What You Do Cliff Nobbe Jerry Meyer Hillenbrand Industries Garage Der Kleinstadt Laden Greg Fullenkamp Rob Harmeyer Zeigler’s Building Materials Bruns-Gutzwiller, Inc. Roger Dietz Paul Mang St. Louis School y Mang’s Greensburg Vault Anything Worth Doing Is Worth Doing Well Mike Meyer Tom Laker Der Kleinstadt Laden Moorman Lumber Company Mike Giltz Tim Carmichael Westgate IGA Foodliner Vanderbur Construction Mike Schebler Carl Roell Westgate IGA Foodliner Nobbe Chevrolet-Oldsmobile ON = a Se — 7 je . a - T | S S On ; ea 9s) a, Pumpkin Show Representative Thespians Present Children’s Theatre Okay, okay, let’s get those hats—crowns—hats on straight. The Princess. She must have food! Bring her a tart. Production Is “Many Moons” All together now—SING! Production Was Well Received How did | get that dirt on my face? Heart Queen Cindy Greiwe Another Prom—Another Success Jeff and Mary Jane Selected King and Queen Post-Prom Activities Included Beef-N- Boards Group Sees “Guys and Dolls” Planning for the Future 3 aw ' © sre On Ls a © OS = © = © a4 Theresa Meyer Is Named Valedictorian me Linda Giesting Is Named Salutatorian Good Luck, Seniors of 1979 ees st BE FILLED WITH LOVE FISHMER’S FLORAL OLDENBURG LUMBER SHOPPE Floyd Werner Poured Foundations Phone 934-3159 Specializes in Weddings, Invitations, Tux Rentals, Catering, Cakes, and Monuments. Phone 934-2617 BLANKS PHARMACY Blanks Rexall Pharmacy eee atesville Quality Prescriptions, Hallmark Gift Shop and a Complete line of known cosmetics Phone 934-3385 MAY YOUR DAYS BE FILLED... DER KLEINSTADT LADEN SITTERDING REALTY “The Gallery of Homes’ Der Reinstoot oven . F Ea Sycamore and Main Streets Batesville In Oldenburg , 943-3011 BATESVILLE STATE BANK THE BATESVILLE STATE BANK is the place for all your banking and insurance needs. Hours: 9-3 Daily, Friday 9-5:30, closed Wednesday. A full service bank and a member of FDIC. The only Ripley County bank to offer Master Charge, 934-4411. WITH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Best Wishes... from your friends the employees of Hill Rom Company Batesville Casket Company American Tourister subsidiaries of Hillenbrand Industries, Ine. MAY YOUR LIFE AHEAD. . . As . NOLTE’S PHARMACY has something for every- For the finest and largest selection of baked goods one: cosmetics, cards, and reputable pharma- in the area, g0 to SCHMIDT’S BAKERY, the Village. cists. Call 934-2414. JOIN THE “PEPSI” GENERATION! BE A RAINBOW TRAIL SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOGUI MERCHANT 8 N. Depot Batesville 934-4041 SUSAN’S HAIR LOFT 10 E. George 934-3001 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 FROM ROMWEBER FURNITURE MAY YOUR STEPS... THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK Oldenburg, Indiana 934-3533 WEILER’S GAMBLES STORE “YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING . ER” Batesville 934-2724 FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 9-3 Daily; Friday 9-5:30 Closed Wednesday Batesville Shopping Village 934-2808 TUDIE NAVARRA FORD-MERCURY SALES “Our motto is customer satisfaction” HWY 46 East 934-4361 THE CORRAL Hwy. 46 Batesville, In 934-4025 BATESVILLE ROLLER MILLS 200 E. George 934-3911 KAREN’S KOIFFURES COMPLETE LINE OF REDKIN 111 S. Main WESTERN AUTO 11 E. George Batesville 934-3810 934-5131 BE SURE AND STRONG BATESVILLE HEALTH STUDIO Batesville, IN 934-5665 COME TO YOUNG'S DAIRY QUEEN ump A SrvehuS! TREAT! OPEN 24HRS. DAILY FRIENDS OF THE BULLDOGS ( ) } us x ( RC )I DY SHO)P BE FULL OF HAPPINESS FELLER’S SERVICE STATION STRABER OIL COMPANY 18 North Elm St. 628 East Pearl St Batesville Batesville 934-4346 934-2910 NOBBY CLOTHING CO. MORRIS FEED MILLS aol 147 Batesville Shopping Morris Village 934-2606 or 934-4190 934-2112 MAY THE BEAUTIES OF THE EARTH... BATESVILLE VETERINARY SUPPLY 101 N. Walnut St Batesville 934-5511 BRUNS-GUTZWILLER GEN CONTRACTOR FARM EQUIPMENT 305 S. John 934-2105 JIM FLODDER BUICK-PONTIAC Hwy. 46 East Batesville 934-5181 WAGNER’S VILLAGE INN Main Street Oldenburg, IN 934-5854 BAND BOX CLEANERS GEORGE VIRGINIA MEHLON Phone 934-3412 Batesville, IN 47006 WALSMAN CO. AND GIFT GALLERY 103 East George St. Batesville 934-2801 DANNERS A Batesville Shopping Village 934-4650 HEIDT PLUMBING 29 E. Main Batesville 934-4600 BRING VISIONS OF DELIGHT. SHERMAN HOUSE RESTAURANT AND HOTEL Serving Southern Indiana’s Fine Cuisine VOEGELE AUTO PARTS 304 East Pearl St. Batesville 934-3615 OLDENBURG MARATHON Oldenburg, Indiana 934-2334 ZEIGLER BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. 1025 East Pearl St. Batesville 934-2201 MAY YOUR WORLD... BATESVILLE HOME OUTFITTERS INC “FINE FURNITURE” Gerry Vic Kaiser 934-4112 STEINKAMP CO. INC. 18 Pheasant Run Drive 934-4800 MARY LOU’S BEAUTY SHOPPE THE LATEST IN HAIR FASHIONS 201 E. George St. Batesville 934-2516 HARMEYER’S MARKET 203 Eastern Ave. Batesville, Ind. 934-2610 SELKIRKS PACKAGE STORE Phone: 934-4647 Oldenburg, IN 47036 BEER, WINE, WHISKEY TO GO! HELLMICH STANDARD SERVICE S.R. 229 74 934-3303 HERTEL’S SHOE STORE Downtown Batesville 934-3801 0) Se ray Aen ths aida wing ore