Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

Bulldog °83- BULLDOG Volume 63 Batesville High School Batesville, Indiana 47006 Table of Contents Student Life Freshmen Administration and Sports Faculty Organizations Seniors Advertising Juniors Sophomores Another Start After a summer filled with swimming, sun- bathing, summer jobs and many other things; the students of Batesville High School came back to school for another year. Last year’s Seniors were gone, replaced by this year’s Seniors who realized that they had only 2 semesters left at BHS. Shy Freshman came, full of hopes and fears, while Sophomores and Juniors settled back into the same old routine of classes and homework. Although most students missed the freedom they had had during the summer, they were soon involved in the many sports, clubs, and other school activities offered by the high school. Much time was spent in making the Homecoming floats which turned out great and added a lot to the Homecoming festivities. The fall sports teams began their practices, and later ended their seasons with pretty im- pressive records. Winter rolled around and brought new things with it. Basketball games and dances were some of the weekend activities. As spring drew nearer, the Juniors began to make their final preparations for Prom and many of the Seniors suffered from a disease called ‘‘Senioritis.”’ All-in-all, the school year of 12 1982-83 was an eventful year, filled with many things. Everyday Education at B.H.S. The everyday student life at Batesville High School follows all educational avenues, from _ in- dividual study ... to sharing ideas . to student-teacher feedback within the classroom. All of which molds the students for their place in the future. BECOME AN AUTHORITY a EL ais QUOTATIONS THROUGH RESEARCH Outstanding Homecoming ’82 October 2, After several weeks of making plans 1982, was finally here! and building floats, the weekend which many people had been waiting for ar- rived; it was Homecoming! Everything started on Friday night with a Powder Puff Soccer Game bet- and Senior girls, ween the Junior which the Juniors won. Boy cheerleaders and a drill team made up of Senior guys entertained the crowd; and at half time, Kevin Doyle was crowned as Powder Puff King. Saturday was warm and sunny and started off great with a parade with the theme of “‘Cartoons’’. The Senior ABOVE Seniors win float competition with— Winnie says, ‘‘Pooh on the Tigers.” Homecoming Queen Candidates were Connie Hartshorn Piper the court Hammerle, Jane and Perdue; with made up of Juniors Jenny Kinker and Ann Amberger, Sophomores Claire and _ Jill Freshmen Kate Ekins and Charissa DeFrancesco. Along with the great band show at half time, Jane Hart- named as the 1982 Homecoming Queen and the Senior Werner Hegwood, and shorn was class was announced as the winner of the float competition. To end a great day, the Bulldogs beat the Lawrenceburg Tigers by a score of 27-8. BELOW Junior Ann Amberger and her escort Larry Gutzwiller ABOVE Junior Jenny Kinker and her escort Mike Galle BELOW Freshman’ Representatives Charissa DeFrancesco and Kate Ekins with their escorts Steve Bryan and Mike Ertel ABOVE Sophomore representatives Claire Werner and Jill Hegwood with their escorts Jason Schwettman and Doug Struewing Ordinary—Not Really!! be ited Everyday student life at any high school can be as dull and lifeless as listening to your favorite English teacher lecture about Edgar Allan Poe’s quest for beauty. But at Batesville High School, the routine oc- casionally changes drastically to regenerate the mind and add life to an otherwise ordinary day. December 19, 1982, SEMI! December 19, 1982 Well, the night finally came—Semi! We started out at my house pinning on flowers with Mom taking a zillion pictures. | was so nervous at dinner, why can’t they make lettuce leaves smaller? The band, ‘‘Riviera’’, was pretty good, but they didn’t play enough slow songs. (Shucks!) After the dance almost everyone went to Garcia’s party; it was a blast! When curfew rolled around he brought me home. Although my corsage will die, the memories will stay with me always. F. Another Year More Memories Dear Diary, Jeez! | can’t believe Christmas vacation is already over, it just flew by We went back to school today —it was totally bori I looked through my books today and found old notes about Semi and New Year’s Eve. It’s sort of strange to think that I put so much emphasis on one night of my life and all | have left is a memory. Then again | guess that isn’t so strange, what is high school life without the memories?? Y o) Zz z R. JE we Director of Student Services Mr. Brelage gives the necessary guidance to all who ask Friends From the Office . y These smiling faces are to be found in the main office, in the halls, at ball games, and all students have found their help very important. Secretary Mrs. Meer ABOVE Mrs. Brandes is the school’s secretary and treasurer ABOVE RIGHT Miss Heim is our guidance director during the 9th and 10th grades LEFT Mr. Jeff Scalf, Boys Physical Education and Health BELOW LEFT Mrs. Lou Voegele, Girls’ Physical Education and Health BELOW Foreign Language, Mrs. Charmian Walsman and Mr. Jack Bogenschutz LEFT .. . Mrs. Linda Crowell, School nurse. ABOVE ... Vocational Education, Mrs. Carlen Bischoff and Mr. Don Carmichael. WR : Siu ult ENGLISH Mr. James Hayes, Mrs. Mary Freeland, Mr. Larry Lemen, Mrs. Mary Jane Suhre, and Mr. Fred Sagester. MATH... Mr. Art Brebberman, Mr. Jerry Stanborough, and Mr. Rick Koch, Mr. Steve Cochran (not shown) SCIENCE ... Mr. John Yarber. Mr. Charlie Zimmerman, and Mr. Ron Raver. SOCIAL STUDIES ... Mrs. Willis Dunker, Mr. John Seright, Mr. Robert Brokamp BUSINESS . . . Mrs. Sally Raver and Mr. Car! Butt. VOCATIONAL ... Mr. Robert Wolf, Mr. Robert Crowell, and Mr. Gene Wuestefeld. FINE ARTS Mr. Howard Vicars, Miss Pat Terry, and Mr. Leon Enneking. «t yy) Mini MEDIA SPECIALIST . . . Mr. Ralph Hochstetler. : PREVOCATIONAL EDUCATION . . . Mrs. Mary Sue Melbauer. Senior Class Personalities BELOW Cut-Ups: Virg Becker and Jim BELOW... Most Likely to Succeed: Theresa Eisert Peck and Gary Grossman ABOVE ... Most Dependable: Mike Wickens ABOVE ... Brownies: Mark Werner and Bobbi and Ann Miller Maple BELOW Most Popular: Piper Perdue and RIGHT .. . Best Looking: Jane Harthshorn and Don Giltz Rodger Merkel ABOVE ... Mouths: Joel Garcia and Missy Ziegler ABOVE ... Most Athletic: Dave Galle and Kathy Dwenger LEFT .. . Flirt and Wolf: Theresa Haskamp and Brad Dreyer RIGHT ... Best Dressed: John Krieger and Amy Hurley ABOVE ... Couple: Chad Moeller and Paulla Deal RIGHT .. . Best-All-Around: Connie Hammerle and Drew Calo RIGHT ... Shyest: Pam Hoegeman and Tim Schebler An Outstanding Future After 3 long years of high school, the time that the class of ‘“‘83’’ had been waiting for finally arrived—Seniors, at last! As Seniors, they have had many great experiences since they started their high school years as shy Freshmen. During their Sophomore year, they were more confident and became more involved in school activities. As Juniors, they read Beowulf in English class and raised money for their great Prom, whose theme was, ‘‘The Best of Times’’. This year, the class of ‘‘83”’ defeated the other classes with their Homecoming float for the first time! Senior Homecom- ing Queen Candidates were Connie Hammerle, Jane Hart- shorn and Piper Perdue. Jane Hartshorn was chosen as the 1982 Homecoming Queen. The Senior class officers; Jane Hartshorn, President; Lesa Butte, Vice-President; Virginia Becker, Secretary; and Drew Calo, Treasurer; worked with the class sponsor, Mr. Yarber, on many projects. Despite the many cases of “‘Senioritis’’, the class of “83” had a great year and will leave Batesville High School with many memories. Tracy Baker Don Barnhorst Mike Berggren Candace Beverage Gregory Adams Randy Baumer Carolyn Beverage Tim Arthur Virginia Becker Jeff Blanken ¥ 7. � , | ) PY SS Larry Brockman Andrew Calo fi. Lone Christensen Scott Clawson Joyce Cope John Dall Paulla Deal Rodger Derenski Mike Dickman Jerry Dierckman Kevin Doyle Brad Dreyer Bruce Dwenger Katherine Dwenger Roger Eckstein James Eisert Deedra Frank Melvin Dwenger f ( Jeffrey Edwards dames Elder Tom Fritsch David Eckstein Randy Edwards Jackie Ertel Stacie Ertel David Frye David Galle Joel Garcia Ronald Giltz Roger Grossman Brett Heppner RB r v Noel Garcia Nancy Giesting John Glaub Larry Goble Jane Hartshorn Darin Heppner Brenda Hoegeman Pamela Hoegeman Richard Hoegeman Anita Howard Denice Koerber Rita Kruthaupt Dale Hooten Amy Hurley Norman Jaojoco Kelly Kopp : Connie Krieg Michelle Kunkel Brenda Lamping Bill Hoving Melanie Jones James Lamping Curt Litmer Darin Macke Carol Merkel Jack Laugle Bobbie Maple Phil Merkel Brian Lecher Roger Litzinger Jim McDaniel Rodger Merkel Richard Lewis Kevin Luers Bob McCreary Sl Jeanette Meyer PN Sandra Meyer Ann Miller Mike Miller Steve Miller Chad Moeller Robin Moody Margot Mosier Vz — | x Larry Niehoff Belinda Nobbe Jeff Nobbe Matt Nobbe Tami Nobbe William Nobbe Lisa Obermeyer Dan Ollier Daniel Perdue Linda Puente David Roell Shelly Patton te Piper Perdue Josh Raver Stan Roell Troy Peters Gene Ritter John Ronnebaum Mike Poettker Robert Salatin Timothy Schebler Brenda Schutte e j Anna Suttmiller a Scott Voegele Robert Schutte Cecilia Suttmiller J ed Tom Vogelsang Jerry Schomber Joe Shotwell Tom Tinkham Becky Voiles Chris Schrader James Tonges Jeff Werner Mike Wickens Mark Werner William Wietlisbach Cindy Woolf Norbert Werner Ralph Werner Charles Willis Ann Wissel Melissa Ziegler Mark Zielinski Margie Hazelwood Greg Peters — Batesville Is Well-Represented Jenny Kinker, Heart Queen Representative Lone Christensen Pumpkin Show Representative Looking for the Prom This year, the class of °84 was led by Jackie Hunter, President; Kim Berggren, Vice-President; Daphne Fledder- man, Secretary; and Judy Amberger, Treasurer. The Homecoming Representatives were Ann Amberger and Jenny Kinker. The biggest project for the Juniors was rais- ing money and planning for one of the greatest Proms ever. Ann Amberger Judy Amberger John Anderson Brenda Back Eric Balow Teresa Bane Tara Baumer Kathleen Baxter Randall Bedel Mark Beetz Steve Beetz Kim Berggren Judy Bogenschutz Tony Branstutter Chris Caudill Kyle Chaffee Lisa Cheek Lana Cook —=o =— —— ——— SSS—_—_—— _——__—__—_—— ————— =——_=_—— Doneta Creech Patti Crowell Jim Cutter Brian Decker Pete Decker Kenneth Dickman Brian Dieckmann Mary Doll Teri Dreyer Greg Dwenger Tammy Dwenger Dan Eckstein Paul Eckstein An ne Ekins Brenda Fasbinder Ron Fitzpatrick Ron Flaspohler Daphne Fledderman Pat Foley Robert Freese Michael Galle Joel Garcia Anthony Gausman Mark Giesting Todd Giesting Tom Goldsmith Mike Greenway Tim Grossman Ron Gunter Larry Gutzwiller Tracy Harpring Wendy Harpring Tammy Harrod Diane Hartman Mike Hegwood Bob Heidlage Dave Hess Joe Hill Ed Horstman Jackie Hunter Jeff Jennings Shannon Keith Amy Kelley Betsy Kelley Jenny Kinker Gerry Kirschner Mike Krieger Joe Kuntz Brian Laker Scott Lamping Heath Laudick Janet Lecher Randy Lecher Roger Lemen Jenny Litzinger Debra Luce Kim McDaniel Richard Meer Tim Meer Ann Metz Amy Meyer Carla Meyer Jerome Meyer Paula Meyer Ellen Meyers Linda Meyers Jim Miller Melanie Miller Shelly Miller Scott Miller Ken Mobley Diane Moeller Brian Moody Mark Moorman Marvin Narwold Tim Narwold Melanie Neise Dan Nobbe Robin Nobbe Lyle Nuhring Matt Oesterling Vicki Pachuta Shouna Patton James Pictor Harold Pigmon Luke Prickel Rick Prickel Susan Raab Bonnie Riehle Missy Roy Dennis Schoetmer Diane Schrader Scott Shutte Kevin Selke Peggy Sidell Dennis Siebert Brian Siefert Tracy Simmermeyer Beth Simpson Nancy Stirn Adam Stock Dale Struewing Greg Struewing Anita Suttman Theresa Tingle James Vankirk Mike Volk Steve Volk Tina Walsman Sandra Wehr Mike Weigel dim Weisenbach Judy Werner a - a . io 4 i) Kelli Yarber Keith Yorn Kendall Yorn Mark Westerfeld David Wietlisbach Tim Woodruff Lisa Woolf SOPHOMORES Experience Is Important The Sophomore class led by President Monina Garcia, Vice-President Doug Struewing, Secretary Chan Gutz- willer and Treasurer Jill Hegwood began their second year as underclassmen. One of the major jobs for spon- sor Mrs. Voegele and her class was the financial outlook, as they begin to prepare for the Junior-Senior Prom dur- ing their third year of High School. Pat Abplanalp Brian Allen Neal Anderson Tammy Back Nancy Sailey Connie Baumer Bill Baxter Brenda Becker Candy Bedel Francis Bedel Elizabeth Bergman Linda Belter Glenda Bise Valarie Borgman Julie Brescia Chris Bryan Jon Butte Tim Cooper Amber Creech Alvin Davidson Scott Davidson Donald Davidson Kathy Doll Jeff Dreyer Angie Dwenger Michael Dwenger Melissa Dwenger Douglas Eckstein Linda Eckstein Kris Edwards Sharon Effinger John Enneking Shelley Erhardt John Ertel Michael Fasbinder Paul Fasbinder Kim Fehlinger Tina Ferguson Nic Flaspohler David Fledderman Tiffany Foist Tim Foutch Ken Franzman James Fullenkamp Monina Garcia Kirk Gibson Chris Geis D. G. Geiser Cheryl Giesting Andy Glaub Shelly Gudgeon Mark Guenther Chan Gutzwiller David Gutzwiller Nancy Hacker Jolynn Hammerle Steve Hankins Mike Hansen Randy Hartman Pamela Haskamp Keith Hazelwood Jill Hegwood Jeff Heidlage William Hoegeman Randy Holt Teresa Holzbacher Troy Ilderton Bret Jennings Carman Klutts Mike Koetter David Kruthaupt Tammy Kunkel Jim Kuntz Gregory Lamping Brian Lamping Barry Lecher Rusty Litmer Robert Litzinger Jean Lunsford Kimberly Luttel Paul Maple Kimberly Martin Jeffrey Meadows Robert Meyer Steve Meyer George Molinsky Scott Moore Darlene Muckerhide Lee Narwold Gregory Nobbe Jefry Nobbe Joan Obermeyer Steve Oillier Gary Patton David Peck Charles Prickel Gayla Prickel Diana Ripperger Richard Salatin Jon Salyer Brent Sarrignhaus Annette Schath Tina Schebler Ed Scheele Melanie Schomber Jim Schwegman Jason Schwettman Sarah Shields Steve Stirn Mark Stock Douglas Struewing Michael Struewing Tammy Swegman Luann Tebbe John Thie Jeffrey Thomas Robert Thompson Debbie Vaughn Jeffrey Voegele Pat Voegele Rose Ann Voegele Curt Volk Steven Walke Bill Weber Chris Weiler Vicki Weisenbach Bryan Werner Claire Werner David Werner Raymond Werner Ned Wissel Chris Woolf Anjie Ziegler FRESHMEN Look to the Future The Freshman class began their high school years a little scared, but with plenty of enthusiasm. They were active in both sports and extra-curricular activities. The officers leading the freshmen class were: Harry Robben, President; Tim Hunter, Vice-President; Gena Zeigler, Secretary; and Lori Meyer, Treasurer. Their class sponsor was Mrs. Bischoff. The Freshmen Homecoming Representatives were Charissa DeFrancesco and Kate Ekins. Kelly Ach Jeff Adams Randy Barnhorst Chris Bedel Luke Billman Brian Bischoff Bill Boockstahler Stephen Bryan Greg Caudill Ory Crepeau Ernie Davis dim Davis Jodelle Davis Brad Decker Charissa DeFrancesco Thomas Demalon Mary Jo Dickman Lana Dickman Stephen Dickman Mark Dreyer Steven Eckstein Timothy Eckstein dulie Elder Kate Ekins Michael Ertel Bryan Fledderman Paul Freese Sharon Freese Tony Gardner Michelle Gartenman Ronald Gerdowsky Wayne Gibbs Shelley Giesting Lee Ann Goble David Grieshop Sandra Grieshop John Grossman Steven Grossman Betty Gunter Randy Gunter Chris Hammerle John Hammerle Alex Hankins Steven Harmeyer Tom Hartshorn Todd Hartman Charles Hoegeman Chris Hooten Timothy Hunter Cary Jodice Michael Karbowski Anthony Kolter Colleen Kopp Deborah Krieger Michael Lamping Robert Laugle Scott Lyle Tim Mack Tom Mack Clifford Meer Janet Merkel Lori Meyer Christi Miller Fred Miller Scott Moeller Tammy Moody Michael Mosier Amy Naegle Patrick Neise James Nobbe Lisa Nobbe Christina Ollier Terri Owens Stephen Pachuta Sandra Peetz Kurt Placke Gretchen Prickel Steven Quick David Raab Larry Reidy Lisa Riehle Kurt Ritter Harry Robben Steven Roell Daniel Ronnebaum Lisa Rosfeld Julie Sarringhaus Gregory Schrader Robert Schrank Todd Schutte Ken Schwartz Ricky Schwegman Brian Schwettman Pam Siebert Tom Siefert Mike Simmermeyer Angela Smallwood Donna Struewing Mark Timke Michael Torres Steven Voegele Angela Volk Ronda Volk David Wachsman Sandra Wagner Chris Walke Bradley Westerfeld Steve Wickens Jeffrey Wilhelm Michael Williams Samuel Wintz Monica Wissel Tamara Wolff Gena Zeigler Football Season Highlighted by Homecoming Victory For the first time in many years, the Batesville football team defeated the Lawrenceburg Tigers by a score of 27-8! After this great game, the Bulldogs went on to end their season with a 6-4 record. They placed a respectable 2nd in Conference, finishing 3-2. Many players were honored for their outstanding play dur- ing the season. Brett Heppner and Kevin Doyle were Honorable Mention Academic All-State; while Jeff Nobbe, Mike Hegwood, Brad Dreyer, John Dall, Brian Siefert, and Matt Boyd were named All-Conference. Brad Dreyer was also named to U.P.I. First Team All-State and A.P. Third Team All-State, while Bob McCreary was named to the Region 10 All-Star Team. Although the team will be losing many experienced Seniors, the talented underclassmen are expected to do a good job taking their places. ABOVE (Row 1)—L. Goble, D. Eckstein, M Boyd, R. Merkel, B. Heppner, M. Poettker, N. Werner, R. Edwards, B. McCreary, R. Baumer (Row 2)— Dall, J. Raver, K. Doyle, J. Nobbe, D. Nobbe, B Siefert, M. Hegwood. (Row 3)—P. Abplanalp, B. Freese, R T. Gausman, K D. Struewing, J. Raver, Fitzpatrick, K. Dickman, Chaffee, B. Meyer, M. Giesting, W. Hoegeman, R. Lemen, L. Prickel, B. Dreyer, J. BELOW beginning Matt gets his toe into the game's B. Meyer, P. Fasbinder, J. Butte, D. Eckstein, J. Dreyer, M. Hansen, M. Koetter, J. Enneking, A. Stock. (Row 5)—Coach Scalf, Mn gr. Barnhorst, P. Maple, M. Stock, R. Hartman, S. Stirn, J. Thomas, P. Veogele, C. Weiler, Coach Stanbrough, Coach Seright. RIGHT ... Raise your hand if you’re Sure ... Brad’s Sure. LEFT Hegwood straight ahead for 4 tough yards BELOW LEFT ... McCreary stacks them up from the bottom of the pile. BELOW Coach Scalf with Co-Captains Hep- pner and Poettker. ABOVE ... Coach Scalf with SENIORS ...N. Goble, R. Baumer, R. Merkel, M. Boyd, J. Werner, B. Heppner, J. Raver, B. Dreyer, J. Nobbe, M. Poettker, K. Doyle, R. Edwards. Doll, D. Eckstein, B. McCreary. Kneeling: L. nag Poettker plays tough to block the RIGHT .. . All right guys —Get crazy!!! Faas peek eli ee pan en BELOW Coach Scalf passes on his wisdom. BELOW Let’s get fired up. sated ® Di AA? Sate INGy hardin Ra Veh FRESHMEN ... Row 1; D. Wachsman, B. Gardner, L. Reidy, B. Fledderman, O. Westerfeld, H. Robben, E. Davis, T. Hunter,S. Creapeau. Row 3; Coach Zimmerman, S$ Bryan, S. Quick, R. Meyer. Row 2;M. Lamping, Dickman, M. Meadows, K. Placke, M. Ertel, S. C. Hoegeman, T. Demalon, C. Hooten, T. Grossman, Coach Records. . .. Go for it Siefert. LEFT Go for it Larry BELOW A sly move by Bret ABOVE. .. Tigers ready for a time out. ABOVE. .. “Let's get physical.” Volleyball Regional Bound, First Time Ever! The Batesville Varsity Volleyball had one of their best seasons ever, this year. The team won a hard fought tourney at Lawrenceburg and became the Lawrenceburg Invitational Champs. The won the Volleyball Sectional for the first time in the history of our school. They ad- vanced to the Regional, but were defeated in the first round by Colum- bus East. This year’s team added a lot of en- thusiasm and spirit to their season. They finished the season with an 18-5 record. Although the team will be losing the leadership of several great Seniors, next year’s team should be very successful. also team team BELOW Regional Team huddles for strategy during BELOW (Bottom Row)—P. Crowell, B Rhiele, K. Dwenger, S. Miller (Top Row): Mrs “) rA RIGHT dink Piper goes up for a kill as the crowd Bonnie leaps high for a surprise Palmer, T. Dreyer, S. Erhardt, P. Perdue, L Butte, M. Kunkel LEFT Freshman Scene Bergman, N. Bailey, A. Ziegler, S. Sheilds, S BELOW LEFT (Bottom Row)—T Effinger, J. Kinker, Coach Mary Staroast Ferguson, K. Berggren, V. Weisenbach, A BELOW RIGHT Shelly gets encouragement Meyer, K. Martin. (Top Row)—R. Voegele, B as she enters the game ABOVE ... (Left to Right)—L. Dieckman, P. Woolf, J. Davis, L. Meyer, Coach Cheryl Siebert, D. Struewing, G. Zeigler, C. Miller, T. Palmer ABOVE The ups and downs of the game Boys Cross-Country EIAC Champions for the 8th Time Neither shin-splints nor aching muscles were any excuse for a poor performance on this year’s boy’s cross-country team. Coach Raver can be proud of his runners who worked hard and ended their season with a 12-3 record. They were also Ripley County Champs and Conference Champs for the 8th year in a row! Members of the team making All- Conference were: Mike Weigel, Jeff Edwards, Drew Calo, Tom Tinkham, and Brian Decker. After placing 2nd in the Sectional, the team advanced to the Regional. Although the team placed 6th in the meet, Junior Mike Weigel ran an ex- cellent race. His 10th place finish mov- ed him on to the Semi-State where he represented the Bulldogs. BELOW .. . What do you think, Buck? NEAR RIGHT .. . They’re closing in fast! FAR RIGHT .. . Jack in the lead??? BELOW (Row 1)—M. Zeilinski, N Anderson, T. Mack, M. Wickens, T. Karbowski, T. Mack, B. Laugle. (Row 2)—B. Decker, J Grossman, D. Calo, H. Laudick, G. Grossman, T. Tinkham, J. Laugle, L. Billman. (Row 3)—R Prickel, M. Weigel, B. Decker, M. Dickman, J Tonges, R. Eckstien, J. Heidlage, J. Edwards, Coach Ron Raver. LEFT GO!!! BELOW Have you ever seen a flying Stick?? BELOW LEFT Nice Picture Drew. Before?? i ABOVE. .. Straining for the finish. FAR LEFT .. . Go For It NEAR LEFT ... Kick it in Tom. Girl’s Cross-Country Lady Harriers Becoming Champions BELOW (Front Row)—T. Baumer, C Bogenschutz, S. Freese, M. Mosier, Coach Baumer, A. Volk, J. Hartshorn. (Back Row)—J Raver “Down to the barriers and back, full speed . . . go!”’ This familiar phrase us- ed by Coach Raver caused many groans from the Girl’s Cross-Country team. Despite these groans, the girls practiced hard and had an excellent year. They finished their season with an 11-0-1 record and were Ripley County Champs, East Central Invita- tional Champs, and Bloomington In- vitational Champs (Division II). Although the girls tied for first place in the Sectional after the top 5 runners were counted, the 6th runners were then counted and Batesville unfor- tunately received 2nd. Judy Bogenschutz ran a great race and won her 2nd Sectional title in a row. The team is losing only 2 seniors and is hoping for a great season next year. ABOVE That’s Margot, always flirting. hes NEAR RIGHT Bogie with another first ey ABOVE A long weary road comes to an end 62 Coach from met Pooh concentrating????? See Jane Run Last minute advice Is this Mine?? Go For It Girls NEAR LEFT ABOVE LEFT FAR LEFT i! HH Witt t| tH ap i TUL tals i TH: eee HHH SHHE HH | AAT THH HAA HHH HRI V{! HHA Boy’s Tennis A Disappointing Season, but a Young Future VARSITY ... Row 1; J. Garcia, T. Grossman, _ Heidlage, S. Clawson, and Coach Sagester. J. Garcia. Row 2; J. Miller, G. Molinsky, B. Despite more losses than wins the Bulldog netters can look forward to better years as a great deal of ex- perience was gained by the younger players. The loss of senior Scott Clawson will be felt by the entire program. Through his 4 years he established an 80-15 record, was second team all-state, and was selected to the Senior All-Star team. Jim Miller and Bob Heidlage had an excellent year at 2 doubles and showed great promise for their senior year. George Molinsky, Joel Garcia, and Tim Grossman struggled at times but look for a much improved year in = + +33 eee ees ABOVE ... George’s backhand form seems a bit weak on this shot. ABOVE ... Joel adds plenty of body language to his backhand. RIGHT ... An often seen sight was a losing foe congratulating Scott. FAR RIGHT ... Miller’s concentration is the key to his game. RIGHT ... Heidlage gets his entire body into the game. ro Seasaeaecea i sea2eeaecaree RESERVE ... Row 1; N. Garcia, K. Ritter, B. Schwettman, G. Ritter, T. Hartman, B. Bischoff, T. Hartshorn, S. Moore. Row 2; C. Geis, R. Salatin, S. Harmeyer, J. Schwettman, M. Westerfeld, M. Mosier, D. Gieser, Coach Sagester. BELOW ... Scott’s final tennis season was the best of all. F,. yf j ABOVE .. . Junior Joel, first doubles sensation. ABOVE ... Tim’s overhead added to his doubles game. Girl’s Golf Underclassmen Post Outstanding Season The girls golf season began with a 4-meet winning streak and ended with a 9-6 record. The team was second in the Conference, and Anne Ekins, Kate Ekins, and Jill Hegwood were All- Conference individually. The team placed fourth in the Sectional, although they were potentially a regional team. Anne Ekins placed third in the Sectional which advanced her to Regional play. There Anne placed second and was State-bound. Anne placed 53rd in the State, shooting a 95. Since the team won’t be losing anyone and will have their golf course back, we expect a fantastic season next fall. . .An occasional shot for Betsy. . Kate swings into an All-Conference BELOW (Left to Right)—L. Goble, J Hegwood, K. Ekins, A. Ekins, D. Hartman, L RIGHT ... Anne gets set for a shot to the green. Nobbe, pictured Coach Art B. Kelley) Brebberman, (not LEFT Lisa had an outstanding freshmen year LOWER LEFT LeeAnn was a valuable freshman ABOVE ... The team celebrates after the last practice. LEFT ... dill Hegwood with a massive follow-through!! ABOVE ... The girls had a good season; despite the home course being closed. Wrestling Grapplers Enjoy Fine Year Chicken Wing, Duck Under, Stick ’em, ... were terms familiar to wrestlers during the season which ended with the Varsity’s 5-8 record and the Reserve's 10-6 record. The grapplers, led by co-captains Brett Heppner and Kevin Doyle, finished 3rd in the EIAC. Heppner and Dan Nobbe participated in the Semi- State and Heppner was voted as the team’s MVP. RIGHT Rodger attempts to escape oppo- BELOW ... Scalf gives a few pointers nent’s grip ABOVE RIGHT ... Taste that fella ABOVE... . Bulldogs on top RIGHT . . . Wayne uses his tactics. 68 Row 1; M. Torres, P. Niese, S. Davidson, C. Woolf, S. Wickens, D. Raab. Row 2; K. Volk, D. Gieser, Meyer, C. Hoegemann, D. Nobbe, H. Robben, Abplanalp, R. Lewis, B. Freese, D. Wachsmann, Hooten, G. Telles, C. Ritter. Row 3; S. Bryan, Stock, C. Bryan, T. Hartman, R. Derenski, BELOW LEFT Chaffee gets the Heppner, D. Barnhorst, K. Chaffee, K. Dickman, takedown Doyle, L. Reidy, W. Gibbs, M. Volk, Coach Scalf LEFT Wayne strives for control ABOVE. . . Bob goes for a reversal. ABOVE Left ... Brett grapples with his opponent. County Conference Sectional Although the Spartans of Connersville ended the season sooner than everyone would have liked, the Bulldogs could not be ashamed of their performance as they gave everyone their money’s worth every time they took the floor. From the high flying dunks of Dave Galle to the defen- sive quickness of Mike Hegwood, Scott Clawson, and Mike Galle the crowd was excited. And everyone will also remember the inside play of Dave Roell and the sharp shooting of Snuffy Giltz and Psycho Dickman. The season will be one that everyone will place high in their memory. The 22-2 record was just as enjoyable as the 24-2 record of the 1970-71 Bulldogs. Coach Cochran help set a defensive precedent for Batesville basketball that will be known for future years. VARSITY Kneeling, M. Galle, M. Moorman, B. Decker, D. Giltz, B. Siefert, T. Grossman Standing, P. Maple, D. Meer, M. Hegwood, D. Galle, J. Raver, D Roell, M. Dickman, S. Clawson, C Schrader, D. Macke FAR LEFT Psycho tries for a rebound LEFT Siefert drives the baseline BELOW LEFT Roell adds two against Greensburg BELOW Even a gang tackle didn’t stop Galle ABOVE . .. Hegwood was always in control. Regional Game Was Great Despite Outcome BELOW RIGHT The Bulldog fans begin to settle in for the big game . Disappointment is evident despite ‘slam dunk BELOW Dave Galle’s last second ‘ HOW BOUT DEM DOCS YOU ARE THE BEST 1 TEAM + 1 COACH cane SECTIONAL THANK YOU TEAM-COACH FOR A GREAT | WE ARE PROUD. LEFT Stirn is a picture of concentration FRESHMEN . . . Kneeling C. Hammerle, M. Timke, : _L. Billman, T. Kolter, T. Hunter, J. Grossman, M. Ertel, R. Gerdowsky. Standing Coach Zimmerman, S LEFT BELOW Grossman sets the Harmeyer, B. Westerfeld, S. Grossman, B. Decker, T. perfect pick. Gardner, B. Einhaus, J. Hammerle ABOVE ... Coach Evans plots the offense and defense. RESERVES ... Kneeling ... J. Butte, P. Fasbinder, M. Hansen, J. Meadows. Standing .. . Mgr. Barnhorst, S. Stirn, G. Molinsky, M. Koetter, R. Hartman. Girls’ Basketball Sectional Champions ’83 Outstanding performances toward the seasons end took the Lady Bulldogs through the tournaments final game and into the Regional game at Columbus. Solid floor play from many of the underclassmen makes the upcoming season look to be another solid year for Coach Brebbermen and his girls. ABOVE RIGHT Dwenger controls her shot RIGHT Effinger gets the basket FAR RIGHT Concentration on Lisa’s part RIGHT Piper drives the lane ABOVE MVP Haskamp powers the ball to the hoop VARSITY M. Neise, S. Erhardt, L. Nobbe, J. Bogenschutz, B. Riehle, J. Amberger, S. Miller. Row 2; T. Dreyer, A. Ziegler, P. Perdue, P. Weber, T. Haskamp, K. Dwenger, Coach Brebberman LEFT Piper tips to Kathy for the game’s beginning BELOW Shelly drives the lane for a basket against the ICA two defensive girls RESERVES ... Row 1; T. Dreyer, L. Nobbe, L. Deickman, S. Effinger, K. Martin, M. Neise. Row 2; M. Meyer, Coach; J. Amberger, A. Ziegler, S. Freese, N Bailey, S. Sheilds, L. Meyer, B. Nobbe, Coach. The Unsung Heroines of the Sidelines The long hours of practice that the cheerleaders put in each week often goes unnoticed despite the sweat and hard work that is shown during, before, and after the games. Not only do the varsity cheerleaders lead the crowds but oftentimes even the freshmen and reserve girls help at all the big games. Working hard is all they do, but then that is what they are there for. The lady Bulldog cheerleaders were the best around and the fans did an excellent job in helping them. ABOVE RIGHT .. . Cheer ’em on boys. RIGHT .. . “Here we go BULLDOGS.” ABOVE. . . Cheer them on to Victory Beth. LEFT . The reserve cheerleaders showed ex- cellent skills as they prepare to try for the varsity BELOW LEFT ... Plenty of spirit BELOW ... Moving into the high school with the large crowds didn’t bother the freshmen ABOVE. . . SPIRIT is busting out all over the field. ABOVE ... “I wish those fans in the nose-bleed section would cheer.” Boys’ Golf Outstanding EIAC Champs Although there was some inconsistent play at times the golfers came through when they needed to. Placing high enough in the sectional to move on to the regional gave the Bulldogs some excellent notoriety. Jennings fell short of being in the final day’s play in the state, but he played against the best and did well. RIGHT Team ball collection BELOW George returns for two more BELOW LEFT seasons Jeff advanced into state competition ABOVE Seated M. Hegwood, G. Ritter, J. Raver, G. Molinsky, M Boyd, R. Salatin. Standing J. Jennings, R. Lemen, J. Schwettman, T. Kolter, Coach Brebberman 78 RIGHT .. . Josh ponders the situation. LEFT A could home made driving range BELOW LEFT Using the range BELOW .. . Some needed chipping practice LEFT .. . More range work. ABOVE. . . Addressing the ball. 10-1 and EIAC Champs The Ladies’ tennis team completed a successful season with a 10-1 and they were EIAC champions for the second year in a row. They captured all 5 divi- sions and the entire team was all-conference. Piper Perdue ended her high school career playing in State competition and having a career record of 70-12. BELOW . . . EIAC champion Shelly. RIGHT . . . Betsy looks determined. , oe 3 f ase ye VieAd 7 (aT. ie VARSITY ... L. Butte, S. Dickey, M. Litmer, P. Perdue, Coach Sagester, A. Meyer, J. Hartshorn, E Kelley. BELOW ... Jane and Amy talk strategy. 80 ABOVE . . . Piper controlled her opponents. AN AN “ BAAAARADAS qsana- LEFT . . . Encouragement??? RESERVE . . . J. Hegwood, A. Ziegler, K. Ekins, Coach Sagester, P. Meyer, E. Meyers, A. Ekins, BELOW LEFT... Jill, bend your knees. S. Patton, C. Hammerle. ABOVE. .. Anne concentrates. LEFT ... Lesa and Mindy turned in a very im- pressive record at 1 doubles. Boys’ Track Conference Champs ’83 A large number of participants is a major trademark of Coach Raver’s track team. And along with this goes a chance to place a lot of boys in all the events. Dave Galle was the highlight of the season as he went to State in the high jump placing a solid 5th. RIGHT Jeff smiles stretches BELOW Edwards beats Decker BELOW LEFT Good form , yt . , ABOVE Top row C. Weiler, M. Westerfeld, B. Decker, B. Decker, D. Galle, D. Roell, P Aplanalp, J. Heidlage, B. Siefert. Middle row Coach Koch, T. Hartman, C. Woolf, K. Dickman, J. Laugle, J. Nobbe, G. Grossman, J. Hill, T. Gardner, D. Nobbe, T. Hunter, Coach Raver. Bottom row ... D. Gutzwiller, C. Stroebel, M. Meadows, J. Voegele, J. Paul, R. Holt, M. Karbowski, T Demalon, B. Westerfeld, T. Mack, K. Schwartz, T. Mack, S. Roell 82 RIGHT . . . Contemplating the height LEFT Good despite the form BELOW Nobbe leads the pack with good BELOW LEFT Which lane? form LEFT .. . Jeff looks for the rest ABOVE .. . A painful victory. Girls’ Track Lady Tracksters Improve Despite some sub-par performances the Lady Bulldogs turned in some ex- cellent meet results during the season. Only 2 girls are lost to graduation so the future looks very bright after a good year of experience. RIGHT . . . Pondering the distance. BELOW .. . A strong finish. BELOW LEFT... exhaustion! ABOVE ... Top row... S. Effinger, C. Baumer, J. Bogenschutz, K. Dwenger, M. Mosier, C. Kopp, L. Meyer, Coach Voegele. Bottom row . . . A. Volk, L. Dickman, J. Werner, G. Zeigler, L. Nobbe, T. Baumer, J. Davis. RIGHT . . . The home stretch. LEFT .. . Determination!!! BELOW ... Comparing times was a regular BELOW LEFT .. . Concentration!! thing. LEFT ... Aspring sport??? ABOVE ... The Winner. .. Baseball Wet Spring Slowed Season Even though the rain left many wondering whether or not there would be a baseball season, everyone was ready to go when the skies cleared. Ten seniors will be a definite factor when next year’s team regroups, but Coach Seright was pleased with the play of his youngsters. RIGHT Checking the lineup. BELOW .. . Chad plays the ball. BELOW LEFT... Galle concentrates = : a 2 : 2 ogee = dogs | gl ies oiled Bulldog. gulldoge ABOVE... First row. . . D. Giltz, R. Edwards, C. Moeller, D. Struewing, R. Merkel, M. Werner, W. Hoegeman. . . . Row two . . . Coach Seright, L. Brockman, K. Chaffee, S. Stirn, M. Boyd, M. Galle, T. Gausman, Coach Zimmerman. . . . Row three . .. D. Meer, B. Barnhorst, B. Dreyer, D. Galle, J. Dall, M. Moorman, L. Goble. “7 pis od. sapapse re as RIGHT . . . STRIKE!!! aes peat eS Fone eee , g - 2 aren, as Ot’ st a coe ee Sh eS me eee Se RESERVE: Row 1 . . . R. Gerdowski, M. Timke, LEFT .. . Concentration is the key. B. Laugle, M. Ertel, E. Scheele. Row 2... K. Placke, J. Meadows, Coach Zimmerman, L. BELOW LEFT ... Rodger plays the waiting _Billman, R. Barnhorst, T. Hartshorn. Row 3... game. T. Ilderton, J. Enneking, H. Laudick, S. Miller. LEFT .. . John is in safe. ABOVE...Come on Ump... !! Bulldog Athletes Make All-EIAC Football Mike Hegwood Bryan Siefert Brad Dreyer John Dall Matt Boyd Jeff Nobbe Basketball David Galle Scott Clawson Mike Hegwood Baseball Larry Brockman David Galle Ron Giltz Tennis Scott Clawson Track Jeff Nobbe Dan Nobbe David Galle Jack Laugle Roger Eckstein Wrestling Mike Volk Brett Heppner Ken Dickman Cross-Country Mike Wiegel Jeff Edwards Tom Tinkham Drew Calo Brian Decker Golf deff Jennings Matt Boyd Mike Heqwood Basketball Theresa Haskamp Kathy Dwenger Tennis Piper Perdue Betsy Kelley Shelly Dickey Lesa Butte Mindy Litmer Jane Hartshorn Amy Meyer Golf Ann Ekins Kate Ekins Jill Hegwood Volleyball Piper Perdue Shelly Miller Kathy Dwenger Special Recognition for Bulldog Athletes Beyond the E.1.A.C. Football —UPI First Team All-State — Region 10 All-Star Team Brad Dreyer — AP Third Team All State Tennis — Second Team All-State — Senior All-Star Team Scott Clawson Piper Perdue — Third Team All-State Golf Ann Ekins — State Participant Jeff Jennings — Semi-State Participant Wrestling Brett Heppner — Semi-State Participant Dan Nobbe — Semi-State Participant Basketball David Galle — Academic All-State David Roell — Academic All-State Scott Clawson — Academic All-State Piper Perdue — Academic All-State Theresa Haskamp — Academic All-State Track David Galle — State Participant The Specter staff produces the Batesville High School newspaper. The staff consists of Editor-in-chief, co-editors, business editors, photographers, reporters, and extra typists. The Specter is produced about once every three or four weeks. All staff members write articles, and the editors are responsible for typing, proof-reading and laying-up, the typeset copy. The articles are typeset = : : ABOVE Row 1; B. Lamping, A. Naegele, A. Hurley. Row 2; Mrs. Freeland, T. Peck, J at the Herald Tribune, the publisher of Hammerle, K. Schwartz, B. Dieckmann, S. Giesting, W. Harpring, J. Hammerle. Row 3; M. Jones, the paper. The Specter offers feature J. Nobbe, A. Wissel, C. Walke, P. Hoegeman. Row 4; L. Eckstein, D. Ripperger, L. Obermeyer, T articles of student and general in- Kunkel, A. Suttman terest, editorials, creative writing, organizational news, sports, photos, and puzzles. Editors attend Journalism Day at Ball State each year. ABOVE Editor, Ann Wissel. Student Council Gets Students Involved ABOVE L. Nuhring, M. Garcia, N. Stirn, T. Haskamp, M. Wissel, C. Gutzwiller, K. Fehlinger, J Hegwood. Row 2; J. Krieger, M. Wickens, R. Merkel, J. Kinker, B. Dreyer, V. Becker, M. Mosier, P Perdue, L. Butte. Row 3; D. Macke, L. Nobbe, B. Schwettman, C. Geis, B. Heidlage, J. Hartshorn, J. Hunter, T. Ollier. Row 4; L. Meyer, G. Zeigler, H. Robbens, R. Salatin, B. Dieckmann, P. Crowell, T. Dreyer, K. Berggren, J. Amberger, D. Fledderman, A. Miller The Student Council played an important role in student activities this year. Under the leadership of the officers, Ann Miller—President, Brad Dreyer—Vice-President, Piper Perdue—Secretary, Theresa Haskamp—tTreasurer, the year proved to be a success. Many new projects were accomplished such as Beat-the-Blahs Week, a surprise convo, as well as many dances, convocations, and various special days. Many members attended the state convention at Newbourgh. The Council had a Christmas party which was a lot of fun. The annual Sherman House day was held earlier in the year with over 12 schools from the district attending. This gave everyone a chance to exchange ideas and plans, which was worthwhile for all. A Very Visible Organization Band encompasses two major organizations, a marching band and a concert band. The first semester primarily is dedicated to marching. The band performs at all home football games, possibly two basketball games, and 3 to 5 parades. Py ay The marching band serves an important public relations job because it is the ee: ‘ most visible non-sport activity. Support and added interest are the marching band’s most important function. Concert band is the more musically overted of the two divisions; playing quali- ty is the number one goal. The concert band plays 2 to 3 concerts; Christmas, Spring, and Graduation. The concert group hosts organization contests in the spring, and has taken part in the county music festival (but not this year). The elected leader is the drum major—Bobbi Maple. The band needs a budget of about $10,000 a year. To maintain equipment and supplies, magazines, records, cheese sausage, soap, pizza have all been sold to achieve their goals. —{ hy We ‘ye ae ot : v SESS OT To's ad’) be n'a BS ahd] tre we ate’ wal ABOVE .. . (Row 1)—S. Keith, J. Davis, T. Swegman, S. Patton, B. Simpson, S. Wehr, J. Amberger, P. Crowell, L. Meyer, G. Zeigler, T. Simmermeyer, E. Meyers. (Row 2)—B. Lamping, A. Hurley, B. Maple, T. Peck, J. Ertel, S. Patton. (Row 3)—J. Edwards, R. Edwards, M. Boyd, K. Doyle, S. Dickey, V Becker, J. Kinker, L. Obermeyer. (Row 4)—R. Lemen, D. Nobbe, B. Laker, K. Mobley, K. Selke, B. Becker, J. Elder, T. Ollier, D. Krieger. (Row 5)—B. Bochstahler, A. Naegle, S. Peetz, C. Miller, V. Borgman, J. Obermeyer, B. Bergman, N. Bailey, K. Baxter. (Row 6)—B. Litzinger, E. Davis, C. Hammerle, R. Werner, J. Schweggman, J. Ertel, K. Schwartz, M. Litmer, M. Simmermeyer. (Row 7)—H. Robben, N. Wissel, K. Franzman, T. Ilderton, D. Peck, B. Lecher, F. Miller, K. Hazelwood, M. Wickens, R. Hartshorn. (Row 8)—M. Ertel, D. Schoetmer, J. McDaniel, R. Litzinger, A. Glaub, B. Lecher, J. Elderl, M. Miller, R. Werner. (Row 9)—L. Cook, B. Fasbinder, C. Hammerle, C. Kopp, M. Dickman, T. Owens, T. Woolf, C. Suttmiller, T. Foist, C. Merkel, B. Cooley, C. Beverage, L. Puente, S. Effinger, L. Nobbe, K. Fehlinger. LEFT ... Rifles, C. Suttmiller, A. Suttmiller, T. Foist. Flags, T. Wolf, C. Merkel, M. Dickman, L. Puente, B. Cooley, T. Owens, C. Beverage, C. Kopp ABOVE ... Drill Team, Clockwise, Top, K. Yarber, E. Meyers, S. Keith, ABOVE ... Majorettes, S. Effinger, C. Hammerle, K. Ferlinger, B. L. Meyer, G. Ziegler, J. Davis, S. Wehr, B. Simpson, S. Patton, J. | Fasbinder, L. Nobbe, L. Cook. Amberger, P. Crowell, T. Schwegman, T. Simmermeyer. ABOVE. . . Shouna and Tracy. FAR LEFT . . . Candace LEFT .. . Patti “Musketeer” Stage B Pep Ban ou i 4 i | ; Yy i BA . 7 t ABOVE .. . (Row 1)—R. Edwards, J. Edwards, J. Glaub, R. Litzinger, D. Schoetmer. (Row 2)—M. Miller, J. Ertel, E. Davis, S Wickens, K. Selke, K Mobley, B. Lecher, B. Becker, J. McDaniel. (Row 3)—Mr. Enneking, B. Bergman, M Simmermeyer, J. Ertel, F. Miller, J. Elder, F. Miller, V Borgman, D. Peck, B. Lecher, T. Oiller, J. Brescia. John Glaub on the drums at a basketball game Stage Band doing their thing at a home game. Lovely Voices Entertain Us All BELOW Pat Terry, Director of Swing Choir and Chorus BELOW (Row 1)—P. Haskamp, J. Brescia, J. Lunsford, A. Schath, T. Walsman, S. Giesting, K Baxter, M. Schomber, A. Suttmiller, A. Wissel. (Row 2)—K. Yarber, D. Vaughn, L. Cheek. K Mobley, L. Woolf, D. Moeller, A. Dwenger ABOVE ... (Row 1)—T. Simmermeyer, B. Cooley, C. Hammerle, D. Koerber, S. Patton, S. Wehr, L. Punte, A. Schath, S. Patton, L. Cook. (Row 2)—K. Martin, K. Yarber, J. Brescia, T. Holzbacher, S. Peetz, T. Walsman, B. Becker, M. Garcia ABOVE ... Row 1... C. Baumer, N. Anderson, T. Ferguson, J. Werner. Row 2. _. J. Laugle, R. Merkel, J. Nobbe, K. Doyle, R. Edwards, J. Hartshorn, D. Koerber, B. Kelley. Row 3 .. . J. Edwards, B. Becker, A. Stock, M. Galle, G. Grossman, C. Schrader, M. Dickman, M. Boyd, T. Haskamp, K. Dwenger, B. Dreyer. Row 4... . D. Galle, M. Hegwood, D. Clawson, D. Roell, B. Siefert, B. Heppner, T. Dreyer, J. Raver, G. Molinsky. Giltz, S. Stirn, D. Barnhorst, K. Ekins, L. Nobbe, J. Bogenschutz, P. Perdue. Row5...S. Conservation Club The officers of the Conservation Club are Brian Laker, President; Steve Eckstein, Secretary; Keith Hazelwood, Treasurer; Tim Cooper, Reporter; and Dennis Siebert, Recorder. The Junior Conservation Club has many goals and objectives which it tries to meet during the year. They are: to help improve the quail population through bird raising and release programs, to encourage good conservation practices through meetings, discussions, and field trips, to have close contact with the conser- vation officers and close association with the Tri-County Coon Hunter Con- servation Club, to participate with fish rearing projects, to aid the club with tree planting and tree trimming pro- jects through their tree raising pro- gram, participation in the Christmas tree planting, and harvesting, to help conserve better wildlife through better control of hunting and trapping pro- cedures, to help with the wildlife winter survival program, to obey all fishing and hunting laws, to encourage good sportsmanship, and to show respect for the farmer, his family, and his property. Although a picture was taken of the Conservation Club, it was unprintable. Pep Club Adds Lots of Spirit LEFT ... The boy-cheerleaders root for the Bulldogs at a home game. ABOVE ... (Row 1)—K. Fehlinger, D. Fledderman, C. Krieg, S. Dickey, B. Simpson, D. Koerber, S. Wehr, J. Hunter, A. Kelley. (Row 2)—S. Clawson, M. Hegwood, D. Giltz, J Edwards, M. Boyd, J. Ejisert, R. Merkel, J Raver, M. Berggren, B. Dreyer, L. Goble, J Nobbe, M. Zielinski, J. Laugle, C. Schrader, K Doyle, G. Grossman, M. Dickman, D. Roell. (Row 3)—B. Schutte, A. Suttmiller, A. Wissel, L. Obermeyer, M. Kunkel, B. Siefert, M. Galle, B. Decker, A. Stock, T. Haskamp, P. Perdue, K. Dwenger, J. Hartshorn, B. Heppner, D. Barnhorst, L. Brockman, R. Edwards. (Row 4)—J. Amberger, V. Pachuta, C. Woolf, M. Giesting, H. Laudick, T. Gausman, D. Moeller, C. Meyer, J. Bogenschutz, K. Berggren, T. Dreyer, S. Miller, M. Mosier, J. Werner. (Row 5)—T. Holzbacher, K. Martin, M. Gacia, A. Metz, L. Meyers, B. Reihle, K. Dwenger, S. French, D. Luce, P. Meyer, S. Patton, L. Cook. N. Stirn, T. Baumer, B. Kelley, S. Effinger, C. Gutzwiller, C. Werner, J. Kinker, T. Bane, A. Miller. (Row 6)—J. Brescia, V. Weisenbach, B. Becker, L. Tebbe, L. Eckstein, D. Ripperger, A. Creech, S. Giesting, J. Hammerle, R. Voegele, J. Hegwood, C. Merkel, B. Cooley, R. Giltz, A. Ekins, P. Crowell, T. Simmermeyer, K. Yarber. (Row 7)—C. Caudill, T. Harpring, B. Back, A. Suttman, W. Harpring, C. Baume r, T. Ferguson, A. Ziegler, J. Glaub, C. Willis, S. Meyer, V. Becker. (Row 8)—B. Laker, J. Swegman, D. Peck, E. Scheele, T. Ilderton, W. Hoegeman, K. Franzman, S. Stirn, P. Fasbinder, J. Thomas, C. Weiler, J. Enneking, J Raver, P. Abplanalp. (Row 9)—B. Litzinger, E. Davis, D. Nobbe, J. Meadows, N. Wissel, B. Barnhorst, D. Struewing, R. Salatin, S. Volk, B. Werner, J Voegele, D. Gutzwiller. (Row 10)—B. Bergman, N. Bailey, S. Sheilds, M. Niese, B. Fasbinder, K. Doll, V. Borgman, J. Obermeyer, J. Garcia, T. Grossman, B. Heidlage, M. Moorman, R. Prickel, S. Lamping, J. Jennings. (Row 11)—A. Volk, J. Davis, L. Meyer, G. Ziegler, H. Robben, M. Hansen, B. Meyer, R. Hartman, C. Bryan. (Row 12)—J. Hartshorn, B. Einhaus, B. Decker, S. Bryan, T. Demalon, K. Ritter, B. Laugle, J. Dreyer, P. Voegele, M. Koetter, B. Allen. (Row 13)—D. Griesop, S. Harmeyer, L. Billman, J. Heidlage, N. Anderson, G. Molinsky, M. Pariente, S. Keith, E. Meyers. German and Spanish Clubs The German Club was formed to promote interest in the German language, the German people, and their culture. The official title of the German club is Der Deutschsprechers Verein. Bobbi Maple is president; Don Barn- horst, vice president; Connie Baumer, secretary, and Troy Ilderton, treasurer. The club song is Die Gfedanken Sind Frei, (Thoughts Are Free). The club colors are black, gold, and red; the colors of the flag of the Federal Republic of Germany. The one and only activity of 1982- 1983 was the Wandertag, an outing and a hike from the high school to Row1...T. Ferguson, B. Dreyer, R. Merkel, J. Nobbe, T. Simmermeyer, T. Dwenger, J. Litzinger, Oldenburg. C. Meyer. Row 2... M. Bogenschutz, D. Peck, B. Maple, T. Kunkel, J. Obermeyer, J. Hegwood, R : Voegele, T. Baumer, A. Amberger. Row 3 G. Ritter, M. Jones, K. Luttle, S. Shields, C As for the future, as in the past, the — Gutzwiller, V. Wiesenbach, K. Martin. Row 4... J. Krieger, K. Franzman, M. Stock, S. Stirn, W. Verein’s strength lies in the degree of | Hoegeman, E. Scheele, J. Enneking, B. Siefert. Row 5... C. Weiler, J. Thomas, D. Barnhorst, T. interest shown by the German Ilderton, J. Salyer, R. Salatin, P. Abplanalp, R. Fasbinder students themselves. Kneeling . . . D. Creech, C. Krieg, T. Haskamp, P. Crowell, D. Fledderman, A. Metz, L. Meyer, B. Simpson, R. Giltz, W. Harpring, D. Schrader, M. Pariente, S. Patton, C. Hammerle, M. Litmer, B. Becker, B. Werner, T. Holzbacher, C. Klutts. Standing ... M. Garcia, D. Luce, B. Riehle, A. Kelly, J. Brescia, K. Dickman. T. Hartshorn, C. Walke, C. Hammerle, B. Schwettman, O. Crepeau, M. Karbowski, T. Hartman, B. Laugle, M. Mosier, J. Voegele, K. Placke, D. Wachsman, T. Gardner, S. Pachuta, H. Robben, G. Prickel, T. Ollier, J. Merkel, M. Gartemann, A. Creech, B. Bergman, B. Back, Bob Bulldog, S. Walke, J. Elder, S. Moore, G. Bise, R. Volz, A. Volk, G. Zeigler, L. Nobbe, L. Meyer, K. Ekins, L. Tebbe, D. Mucherheide, N. Anderson, N. Wissel, J. Schwettman, B. Meyer, C. Geis, J. Hartshorn, Mrs. Walsman, A. Naegle. The FFA officers for 1983 are: Jerome Meyer, President; Dan Nobbe, Vice-President; Lyle Nuhring, Secretary; Brian Laker, Treasurer; David Wietlisbach, Reporter; and Greg Nobbe, Sentinel. The FFA also has Junior officers who are Tom Siefert, Mike Simmermeyer, Jeff Wilhelm, Todd Schutte, David Raab, and Chris Bedel. The club participates in many judg- ing activities such as crops, en- tomology, forestry, dairy, soils, leader- ship and livestock contests. They park cars at home football and basketball games, as well as other special ac- tivities held at BHS. The past fall and summer, they have planted various trees and shrubs in the back of the high school. A garden was also planted and cared for. During the first annual Harvest Days celebration in Batesville, they conducted a Kiddie Tractor Pull, had a ABOVE Row 1 Mr. Wolf, L. Nuhring, G. Nobbe, B. Laker, D. Weitlesbach, J. Meyer, Nobbe, J. Ertel. Row 2 D. Raab, J. Weisenbach, R. Werner, P. Merkel, D. Eckstein, Weitlesbach, K. Kopp, L. Neihoff, R. Edwards, R. Lewis. Row 3 L. Prickel, T. Narwold, Nobbe, K. Luers, B. Dwenger, G. Adams, T. Tinkham, M. Kreiger, G. Neihoff. Row 4 Eckstein, J. Kuntz, G. Kirschner, J. Vankirk, D. Barnhorst, D. Struewing, S. Beetz, M. Beetz, Westerfeld. Row 5 ... T. Schutte, M. Struewing, J. Thei, J. Schwegman, S. Davidson, Hazelwood, R. Werner, B. Schrank, J. Wilhelm. Row 6 D. Kruthaupt, F. Bedel, B. Lamping, food tent, and different contests were Fledderman, S. Meyer, N. Flaspohler, D. Werner, B. Sarringhaus, C. Prickle. Row 7 also completed. They held openin Simmermeyer, A. Hankins, D. Grieshop, R. Schwegman, C. Bedel, T. Eckstein, T. Seifert, J. Kuntz, : P i y F P g D. Meer. and closing ceremonies during the An- nual Farm City Week Banquet. There was a grain show held also. Although the FFA will be adding 1 or 2 new pro- jects, their 2 major projects are selling apples in the fall and seeds in the spring. Z0UxXZ0NWY ABOVE. .. The FFA Sweetheart was Jackie Ertel. ABOVE. Officers ... Row 1 ... J. Meyer, L. Nuhring, G. Nobbe, B. Laker, D. Weitlesbach, D. Nobbe. Row 2... C. Bedel, J. Wilhelm, D. Raab, T. Siefert, M. Simmermeyer, T. Schutte Student Help The advanced office procedures class work as secretaries for our teachers and the school. They get experience typing, filing, making phone calls, letterwriting. They are also taught to use the duplicating machines in the main office. These girls are an asset to teachers and the school. MEDIA CENTER ASSISTANTS Students are assigned to work in the media center. They perform varied tasks which include: shelving materials, putting up newspapers, helping students find information, and many other things. They receive one half credit per semester. RIGHT (Seated)—V. Becker, C. Krieg, A. Suttmiller, B. Hoegeman, B. Schutte. (Standing)—M. Robinson, R. Kruthaupt, D. Koerber, M. Jones, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Wenning, C. Merkel, Mrs. Struewing, K. Kopp ABOVE (Seated)—M. Niese, A. Suttmiller, B. Hoegeman. (Standing)—S. Meyer, C. Beverage, Mrs Brandes, Mrs. Meer. ABOVE ... (Seated)—V. Pachuta, B. Hoegeman, D. Giltz, B. Schutte. (Standing)—J. Garcia, B. Bise, J. Garcia, A. Wissel, B. Kelley Health Career cA Organization Looks toa Future of Helping Others Row 1 ... C. Suttmiller, B. Maple. Row 2 ... D. Krieger, S. Ertel, L. Puente, T. Ollier, M Kunkel, R. Voltz, T. Tingle. Students Provide Some Extra Help in the Cafeteria at Noon Seated ... T. Branstuter, B. Siebert, M. Kopps, S. Giesting. Standing . . . L. Belter, B. Schutte, E. Wirth, M. Dwenger, J. Davis. Job Skills Under Actual Working Conditions VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) is a co-curricular club for vocational students enrolled in trade, in- dustrial, technical, and health occupational training programs. The purposes of the club are to develop leadership, community and civic services, and social and recreation. Being a co-curricular club, all students at Batesville enrolled in the ICT and ICE programs are members of the local VICA club, Indiana VICA, and National VICA. The members have the opportunity to compete in skill and leadership contests on a regional, state and national basis. Our local VICA club is divided into two sections, each having officers, combining to form the local VICA Club. The section officers are: President— Mike Greenway, Vice-President —Greg Struewing and Rita Kruthaupt, Secretary—Melanie Miller and Tim Meer, Treasurer—Ed Horstman and Belina Nobbe, Reporter—Dan Eckstein and Bruce Dwenger, Parliamentarian— Marvin Narwoal and Candace Beverage, Sergeant-At-Arms—Jim Lamping and Stan Roell. The Club Officers are Jeff Blanken—President, Greg Struewing— Vice-President, Tim Meer—Secretary, Ed Horstman—Treasurer, Candace Beverage—Parliamentarian, Dan Eckstein— Representative and Stan Roell—Sergeant-At-Arms. The primary money making project is through dues collection. Most of the money collected is used to pay for the An- nual Employer-Employee banquet. This banquet is held each spring and is an opportunity for the students to pay tribute to their employers and supervisors for providing employment so that they may learn job skills under actual working conditions. RIGHT ... (sitting) B. Dwenger, C. Beverage, T. Meer, R. Kruthaupt, J. Blanken, S. Roell. (standing) Mr. Carmicheal, C. Oesterling, M. Oesterling, R. Flaspohler, J. Kirschner, T. Narwold, J. Lecher, S. Wallpe, B. Hoving, T. Tingle, T. Peters, J. Meyer. RIGHT ... (sitting) J. Lamping, G. Struewing, D. Eckstein, E. Hortsman, M. Greenway, M. Miller. (standing) Mr. Carmicheal, T. Schebler, R. Grossman, B. Nobbe, T. Voglesang, R. Eckstein, J. Dall, B. Nobbe. Roger Grossman Troy Peters Stan Roell Kentucky Fried Chicken Young’s Dairy Queen Harmeyer Supermarket Belinda Nobbe Tim Schebler Jeff Blanken Der Kleinstadt Laden Kentucky Fried Chicken Simpson’s Westgate IGA Melissa Robinson Rita Kruthaupt Jeanette Meyer Kentucky Fried Chicken Harmeyer Supermarket Young’s Dairy Queen John Dall Jim Lamping Bill Nobbe Dall Appliance Service Jim Lamping Son Farm Sisters of St. Francis Bill Hoving Candace Beverage Tom Vogelsang Customer Service Center Batesville Casket Co. Margaret Mary Community Hospital Batesville Home Outfitters Roger Eckstein Bruce Dwenger Hook’s Drugs Ken Moeller Farm National Honor Society — a — rR ABOVE, Seniors . .. Row 1. T. Peck, T. Nobbe, T. Haskamp, J. Hartshorn, M. Mosier, P. Perdue, Row 2 ... J. Ertel, A. Hurley, B. Lamping, M. Ziegler, A. Miller, L. Butte. Row 3 . N. Garcia, S. Clawson, G. Grossman, D. Giltz, M. Dickman, D. Galle. Row 4 ... M. Werner. ABOVE, Juniors ... Row 1 ... J. Hunter, B. Simpson, P. Crowell, S. Miller, C. Meyer, J Amberger. Row 2 .. . B. Dieckman, S. Miller, J. Miller, J. Garcia, T. Grossman, M. Galle. Row 3 . D. Nobbe, S. Dickey, B. Laker. Scholastic Awards—1983 ABOVE ... Senior plaque winners pose with their awards, presented to them for four years of academic excellence. TOP PICTURE . . . Two-Year Certificate winners. ABOVE First year recipients pose with their awards in hopes of receiving many more Young Actors Show Talents This year, the Thespians were led by Josh Raver, President; Kevin Doyle, Vice-President; Missy Ziegler, Secretary and Treasurer; and Mr. Hayes, the club sponsor. Their first presentation was the play ‘‘The Pied Piper’, which was performed for the grade schools and also as a benefit performance one evening. With the help of the music department, the musical “‘Grease”’ was also presented by the Thespians in May. Row 1... B. Cooley, C. Merkel, L. Puente, M. Kunkel, M. Ziegler, T. Haskamp, B. Dreyer, M. Boyd, R. Edwards, T. Ferguson. Row 2... D. Koerber, M. Litmer, S. Patton, A. Metz, L. Meyer, D. Moeller, C. Meyer, K. Berggren, T. Dreyer, J. Hartshorn, J. Hunter, J. Nobbe, K. Doyle, M. Zielinski, M. Werner, C. Schrader. Row 3... P. Perdue, P. Hoegeman, A. Hurley, M. Jones, B. Lamping, S. Dickey, T. Peck, G. Bise, G. Ritter, S. Miller, R. Salatin, J. Laugle, G. Grossman, P. Crowell, S. Miller, V. Weisenbach, B. Heppner. Row 4... S. Lamping, S. Volk, J. Jennings, B. Heidlage, M. Wickens, L. Goble, J. Raver, M. Poettker, R. Merkel, J. Kinker. ““Grease’”’ Although it took months of hard work to prepare for and present the musical “‘Grease”’ on May 13 and 14, the students involved in the production found it well worth the effort. “Grease” was full of popular songs such as “Summer Nights” and ““Greased Lightnin’’’ sung by members of the cast, while many dance routines were also presented to the audience. Mr. James Hayes, Mr. Leon Enneking, and Miss Patricia Terry were the directors and they did much to make the musical a huge success . Pam Hoegeman Sandy Wehr . . Ernie Davis Missy Ziegler Kelli Yarber Jane Hartshorn Jeff Edwards Mike Wickens Randy Edwards Jack Laugle Jeff Nobbe Shelly Dickey Brenda Becker Brett Heppner Kevin Doyle Shouna Patton Teen Angel Kevin Doyle Pink Lady Piper Perdue CHORUS J. Amberger, M. Boyd, B. Dreyer, J. Garcia, N. Garcia, J. Kinker, R. Merkel, T. Nobbe, S. Patton. ANGELETTES V. Becker, J. Brescia, M. Garcia, C. Hammerle, T. Holzbacher, D. Moeller, T. Simmermeyer, A. Suttmiller, A. Wissel. “Wonderful Tonight” The theme of the 1983 Prom held on April 30th, which was ‘‘Wonderful Tonight,”’ also described the usually dull gym which had been decorated by the Juniors. The class of 84 had work- ed hard to make everything perfect and they did a great job. The band, Monarch, entertained the crowd, while Rodger Merkel and Jane Hartshorn were crowned the 1983 Prom King and Queen. ‘ wv , + —, - £2 ZB - : - HNN King and Queen b| and Jane Hartshorn The Class of ’83 Moves on May 21, 1983..Graduation. After four years full of friendships and memories, the 149 members of the class of 1983 ended their days at B.HLS. A yellow rose was chosen as the class flower, while yellow and sky blue were the class colors. ““The greatest distance we have yet to cover still lies within us,” was the motto. After the diplomas were handed out, the faces of the graduates showed many different emotions, including both joy and sadness. Although the class of ’83 is leaving to face an unknown future, they will always have their memories of the.times at Batesville High School. Lots of Pictures and Summer Hours Hundreds of pictures and lots and lots of time went into the work of the 1983 Bulldog yearbook. Layout for each page had to be done and checked and recheck- ed before the pages can be sent to Texas for the final printing. Anne Ekins and Jane Hartshorn led the staff during homeroom as they tried to meet the necessary deadlines. Ads had to be sold to help defray the cost of each book. Students paid $15.00 per book, but the total cost for the making of each of the books was nearly $25.00 Hopefully all the Batesville students will be able to look back on this year’s book with fond memories of their 1982-83 school year. bsh.V seme LE, BELOW Jane Hartshorn concentrated among the crowd as she worked feverishly on necessary body copy for each page ABOVE ... Anne Ekins cropped many pictures as she worked on the layouts for each yearbook page. a TOP LEFT .. . Lesa corrects all body copy. TOP RIGHT ... Decisions about class pages were lengthy. ABOVE ... Identifying pictures was time consuming. RIGHT ... Advertising layouts were carefully done. a hs Wy i | t “ UN fy Al Mi! r| Best Wishes... from your friends the employees of Hill Rom Company Batesville Casket Company American Tourister subsidiaries of Hillenbrand Industries, Ine. NOBBE MOTORS INC HWY 46E BATESVILLE, IND. Phone 934-3102 CHEVROLET PONTIAC OLDSMOBILE BUICK NOBBE OIL COMPANY INC. UNION 76 PRODUCTS Hwy. 46 SERVICE Phone 934-4301 YOUR COMPLETE INSURANCE NEEDS Hwy. 46E Phone 9344301 SHERMAN HOUSE RESTAURANT and HOTEL SERVING SOUTHERN INDIANA’S FINEST CUISINE UNION FURNITURE CO. HIGHEST QUALITY FRENCH FURNITURE FOR THE HOME BATESVILLE, INDIANA HAVE YOU CONSIDERED A CAREER IN FURNITURE? VILLAGE PROFESSIONAL CENTER al E ial 1 1; IN MITER BOX FRAMING THE ATTIC NEEDLE ARTS ROMWEBER LAW OFFICES COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER DR. SCHILLING, M.D., P.M. BILL NUSS STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. FELLER’S SERVICE STATION 934-4346 . -— FELLER’S BATESVILLE. IND 18 NORTH ELM ST. 934-2414 BATESVILLE GEORGE ST. 934-4346 BATESVILLE MARILYN’S COUNTRY BOUQUET ‘Flowers Designed Especially For You’’ R. R. 2 Hwy. 46W Batesville, In 47006 Phone: 934-5759 A.C. 812 Marilyn V. Sitterding, Owner BATESVILLE STATE BANK BATESVILLE STATE BANK t 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. BATESVILLE FLORIST and GREENHOUSE 316 N. MAIN ST. 934-2161 FLOWERS FOR ANY OCCASION NOBBY CLOTHES SINCE 1889 BATESVILLE. INDIANA =e | ee... ee ii 8 The sap 8 , + § = ap pi SS eae pantentatentants peewee ; y FIRST BANK TRUST CO., BATESVILLE, INDIANA 812-934-4501 BRUNS GUTZWILLER SCHMIDT BAKERY General Contractor “BATESVILLE. IN 47006. Building Supply No Farm Equipment 934-2105 CLEMENT E. SCHMIDT CAKES, BREADS Owner DONUTS, PASTRY STRABER OIL CO., INC. SITTERDING 628 E. Pearl St. Batesville, Ind. 47006 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 934-2910 SEE US FOR THE “SOLUTION” Gasoline — Diesel Fuel 934-4712 Home Heating Oil Highway 46 West Motor Oil Batesville Since 1928 a Tri-County Financial Planning Center Inc. Insurance - Tax Service + Bookkeeping 133 South Main Street Batesville, Indiana 47006 Telephone 8129342110 MM “BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1983” Courteous Competent ¢ Confidential WEIGEL oe HOME, | OLDENBURG GARAGE INC. CHRYSLER, DODGE 200 S. Walnut St. PLYMOUTH SALES P.O. Box 36 Batesville, Indiana 47006 VINE ST. JOSEPH “4th GENERATION OF FUNERAL SERVICE” ENBURG, INDI RONALD C. WEIGEL OLDENBURG, INDIANA Owner Operator 934-3201 934-2033 PIZZA HAUS BATESVILLE 104 EAST BOEHRINGER DRIVE-IN BATESVILLE, INDIANA THEATER A.B.P.A. Fun Center 934-4004 229 East Bowl Between Oldenberg and Highway 46 Batesville 934-2894 erney) (042) 9005066 ; Albert Grossman es KOCH AUTO and TRUCK REPAIR DENNY KOCH 286 CENTRAL AVENUE OWNER BATESVILLE, INDIANA 47006 FRENCH’S LOCKER AND FULLENKAMP MEAT PROCESSING HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS TROPHIES ENGRAVING Custom GUYS Slaughtering AND GALS Beef Hogs QUARTERS Frozen Food Locker Plant OLDENBURG Quantity Custom INDIANA nn eng PHONE: 934-4305 Processing GEORGE HAIR UNLIMITED For Lockers Home Freezers SUNMAN INDIANA 106 Sycamore —— PHONE: 623-2768 Batesville HAMBURG 934-2902 CARPET - LINOLEUM RFD 10 New Point CABINETS (812) 934-2096 663-8885 137 VINN EY’S | HOME MART | CARDINAL AGENCY 934-4900 “THE HOMEFINDERS IN TOWN” — Carry-Out — Large Bar THE FRIENDSHIP OF THOSE WE SERVE IS THE clini asia FOUNDATION OF OUR PROGRESS — Group Parties CONGOLEUM «Sunday Liguer WALL COVERINGS — Big Screen TV MOHAWK — Video Games BURLINGTON HOUSE — Specials — Will Deliver Large PROFESSIONAL Orders INSTALLATION AND — Reservations for INTERIOR DESIGN Those in a Hurry a a = a Betosisill a pe FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (812) 934-4604 STOP IN AND VISIT OR CALL THE PERFECT oi PLACE FOR A GOOD belies THREE HUNTERSVILLE RD. BATESVILLE, IN 47006 PULSKAMP CARPET SERVICE RR 3 BATESVILLE, IN 47006 (812) — 934-3944 CHARLIE obs ‘ COOK BATESVILLE TIRE CO. PRUDENTIAL AND INSURANCE BATESVILLE “OWN A PIECE OF KAWASAKI THE ROCK” 715 Legion Ave. 210-215 Floor Covering Carpet Cleaning Batesville, IN 47006 E. George St. Carpet Bindings Water Extraction 934-5262 Installation Deodorizing 934-2644 Wall Coverings Smoke Removal x Sears AUTHORIZED CATALOGUE MERCHANT 8 N. DEPOT BATESVILLE 9344041 OWNED and OPERATED BY JERRY DEBBIE BASTIN Weiler’s Gambles Store ‘Your One Stop Shopping Center’”’ Batesville, IN 934-2724 WILLIAMSON ted ESTABLISHED 1890 Williamson Established 1890 Ed Doyle CO., INC. Batesville, Indiana 47006 934-3233 ROMAN NOBBE INC. CONCRETE AND TRUCKING RR 3 Box 76 Batesville, Ind. 47006 (812) 934-4110 KAREN’S KOIFFURES 308 E. Pearl St. 934-5131 For a complete line of Redken products Free hair and skin analysis Open 6 days a week HIRT ELLCO, INC. CONTRACTORS 108 W. Pearl St. Batesville, Indiana 47006 Phone 934-4646 PLUMBING—HEATING— AIR-CONDITIONING— ELECTRICAL BATESVILLE TOOL DIE, INC. RR 3 BOX 96B BATESVILLE K.M.I., INC. P.O. BOX 368 MANCHESTER, KY. 40962 TOOLS — DIES —- STAMPINGS — ASSEMBLY RON FLEDDERMAN PRESIDENT 934-5616 DEAL’S MAGNAVOX SALES SERVICE 137 HILLENBRAND AVE. BATESVILLE, IN. PHONE: 934-4195 HOME OUTFITTERS FURNITURE APPLIANCES GIFTWARE, HUMMELS NORMAN ROCKWELL FIGURINES DREYERHAUS NURSING HOME 958 EAST HIGHWAY 46 MOST MODERN NURSING HOME IN SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA ADMINISTRATOR: ROBERT F. WOODS 934-2436 GIFT GALLERY J.P. LANDSCAPING R.R. 2 BATESVILLE, IN PHONE: 934-5820 WALL COVERING WALSMAN CO. COMPLETE SELECTION OF HOME FURNISHINGS — INTERIOR DECORATING BATESVILLE, INDIANA 934-2801 FLOOR COVERING DRAPERIES JANET’S A STITCH IN TIME FABRICS — NOTIONS BUTTERICK KWIK-SEW PATTERNS RICCAR SEWING MACHINES SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS MEYERS FUNERAL HOME TWO LOCATIONS Batesville, Indiana 812 — 934-2701 Meyers Funeral Home 500 W. Pearl St. Nelson Margaret Myers Brookville, Indiana 317 — 647-5311 Phillips Chapel Of Memories 1025 Franklin St. Vernon Sherry Meyers Herschell Phillips BATESVILLE MARATH BURGER CHEF ON cad | INA ote RESTAURANT MARATHON Batesville 174, St. Rte. 229 Batesville, Indiana 934-5225 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE 3 MIN. AUTOMATIC CAR WASH REMINGTON GOODYEAR TIRES (812) 934.3303 Buckley's Standard Sewice WHERE SERVICE COMES FIRST 1-74 ST. RD. 229 BOB BUCKLEY BATESVILLE, IN 47006 Owner Dar. Btu, Le RG LA Tle peSRGe as asp BALL Morris Feed Mills “THE CHAMPS” COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS FEED MILLS and NUTRENA FEEDS ia CITY COAL CO. Batesville, Indiana 47006 (812) 934-3152 KOCH’S BRAU HAUS Wasserstrasse St. Oldenburg, Indiana 47036 (812) 934-4840 THE VILLAGE STORE Sycamore and Main Oldenburg, Indiana 47036 (812) 934-3011 SUSAN’S HAIRLOFT 108 N. Walnut Batesville, Indiana 934-3001 “Cuts of All Kinds for Men, Women, and Children.” Marla James, Glenda Collins, Vicki Nobbe, Susan Hornbach Open 7 Days a Week Evenings by Appointment BATESVILLE LIQUOR STORE 6 E. Pearl St. Roy — Ruth — Dennis Menefee (owners) 934-3017 CONGRATULATIONS 1983 BATESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS B.H.S. FOOTBALL MOTHER’S CLUB BATESVILLE BLUE FLAME pa Sipe BAB Lowy R.R. 2, Box 72 Batesville, Indiana 934-4711 THE OFFICE SHOP Sales : Service Business Machines Office Equipment . (812) 934-5611 Free Delivery 10 E. Pearl St. Batesville, IN PATRONS WAGNER TAVERN ST. LOUIS SCHOOL M N CONSTRUCTION T-SHIRT WORLD TOWN STITCHERY HEIDT PLUMBING MONTGOMERY WARD FISCHMER’S FLORAL SHOPPE OLDENBURG BODY SHOP BATESVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SELKIRK’S PACKAGING STORE SIMPSON’S IGA DR. MANUEL GARCIA RIPLEY COUNTY BEVERAGE CO. MARGIE’S BEAUTY SALON GRADY REALTORS WHITE BARN THE BOOKSHELF HERTEL’S SHOE STORE SHARON’S SPICERY CHARLES F. BROUGHTON D.M_D. LINDEMANN CO. INC. WEBERDING CARVING SHOP DUCK CREEK PALACE TELLES BARBER SHOP WUESTERFELD TV APPLIANCE LAKER ELECTRIC PLUMBING H R BLOCK DR. PHIEFFER WADE DR. THOMAS EDWARDS O.D. Mary Jane Suhre Retires with Fond Memories of Her Past Students Thanks, Mrs. Suhre Mee. ibe Mrs. Suhre enjoys “Teacher Appreciation Day”’ 1983. Mixing English and German. Posing with the English staff during the 1981 school year.