Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

2 r bi haa ith aa 1984 BULLDOG Volume 64 Batesville High School Batesville, Indiana Table of Contents Student Life Administration and Faculty Organizations Advertising Another Year Begins After our extra week of summer vacation filled with sunshine, summer workouts, parties, and much more; it was finally time to buckle down and hit the books. Even though the Seniors of the 82-83 school year were gone, the new Seniors were very BELOW . . . Dave Peck leading the band BELOW RIGHT . . . Carmen Klutts, goes nuts, at the game sS : fi ABOVE ... Troy liderton strikes an impressive pose RIGHT . . . The stage band entertains the crowd at half-time. anxious to take their places. The Freshman came to BHS a little shy but quickly got involved in many ac tivities. The Sophomores returned for the same old routine, while the Juniors started to prepare for Prom RIGHT . .. Linda Eckstein and Shelly Gudgeon sell pop to help support rhe Junior class COFT ppiklg LEFT Todd Gigrich and Chris Fleddermon begin their long-term relationship at the game LOWER LEFT Freese and Pachura living it up in the lounge ABOVE ... Did Don Davis really spit in Neal Anderson's ear?? LEFT. . . Mr. Scalf and the boys selling popcorn Juniors Dominate in Powder Puff Homecoming activities began on Friday night with the Powder Puff game between the Junior and Senior girls. The half-time show consisted of various performances by the male drill team and majorettes, and the crowning of the Powder Puff King, Dan Nobbe. The game resumed and the Juniors beat the Seniors with a close score of 3-2. Also a part of the pre-game ac- tivities was the parade. Spectators lin- ed the streets as many entries passed by. The parade marched through town and lead many people to the excitement of the game. LEFT Junior coaches Pat V., Doug S., and Jeff D. seem confident of o victory. LEFT CENTER . . . Seniors Mark Beetz and Dennis Siebert look lovely in their uniforms. ABOVE ... Four major players on the Junior team Sharon E., Shelly E., Chan G., Kim F. RIGHT .. . Ken Dickman decided to wait until Powder Puff to flirt with the girls. LEFT The Freshman Football players show- ed some extra enthusiasm as they rode in the pre-game porade BELOW LEFT The Drill Team added some entertainment before the game BOTTOM LEFT The High School Band was a colorful part of the parade BELOW On October the 8th there was plenty to do in Batesville. ABOVE .. . The Sophomore float Phooey on the Chargers” tied for 2nd place in float competition. A Perfect Day for a Harvest Homecoming It was Friday, October 7, 1983. The beginning of a big weekend in Batesville. The 7th was the final day for preparation of floats, costumes, and strategies for the Powder Puff Game. The Homecoming activities began around 7:00 with the start of the Powder Puff Game. If was a soc cer game between the Junior and Senior girls, with halftime entertain- ment by the Junior and Senior boys as Drill team and Majorette Corps, and the crowning of the Powder Puff King, Dan Nobbe. The game resum- ed and the Juniors won with a score FAR RIGHT Queen candidate, Ann Amberger and her escort Larry Gutzwiller RIGHT Queen candidate, Jenny Kinker and her escort Mike Galle BELOW RIGHT and the escorts Senior queen candidates BELOW Queen candidate, Shannon Keith and her escort Jim Pictor of 3-2. Activities for Friday were over and everyone went home in excite- ment for the day to come The day was here it was Harvest Homecoming Day. It was a beautiful day, the weather was sunny and warm, and there was excifement throughout the whole town. The parade began af 11:30, marched through town and led many fans to the field for the beginning of the game. North Decatur had nor scored after the 3rd quarter and Batesville had ail of their reserve players in the game. Well, North Decatur failed to score throughout the entire game giving Batesville the victory with a score of 415-0, a new Indiana High School State record!! Homecoming festivities were not over for those who went our that night. The evening events consisted of a dance sponsored by the mer- chants with music by Endurance, many parties, and everyone had a good time. It rurned out to be an en- joyable weekend for everyone. = _ HULLS _ WOLADORS ee LEFT .. . Jim Pictor enjoys Shannon's victory os much as Shannon does. BOTTOM LEFT ... Varsity tear captains, seniors, Mike Hegwood and Brian Siefert BOTTOM RIGHT . . . 1983 Homecoming Queen, Shannon Keith, being crowned. BELOW ... Shannon being congratulated by her friends. Record Breaking Homecoming The game was against the North Decatur Chargers. Everyone was excited and hoping for another victory to add to the great season and to make Homecoming Day perfect. The cheerleaders raised everyone's spirits for a vic- tory. We won the game 115-0, setting a new state record, but not without a lot of static from a few critics in the area. RIGHT . . . Is this for real? BELOW ... Batesville players relax while Chargers plan for first score BOTTOM . .. Where's the team? 7 (ae oo f ji | HIGH sciioot te z LEFT ‘'Come they told me—Pa-Rum-Pa-Pum-Pum.” BOTTOM LEFT Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders show their spirit BELOW Coach Seright tells it how it is. (and how it was.) BELOW ... “Where are my Foster Grants?”’ Underclassmen Will Have Promising Future LOWER LEFT Freshmen Representative, Mary Ekins and her escort Steve Galle LEFT . . . Freshmen Representative, Amy liderton and her escort Gus Kinker BELOW . . . Dennis Schoetmer, Drum Major, leads the band in half-time performance ee ee toy ee 27-OUR-MIGHIY: BULLDOGS ARE “MIGHTY. POWRRPUL RIGHT . . . Seniors win the float competition. FAR LEFT ... Sophomore Representative, Lori Meyer and her escort Luke Billman. LEFT . Sophomore Representative, Kate Ekins and her escort Ory Creapeau. BOTTOM LEFT ... Freshmen Foorball Team show support and confidence during the parade. “ N TOP RIGHT ... Junior Represenrative, Jill Hegwood and her escort Jason Schwertman. ABOVE ... Junior Representative, Brenda Becker and her escort Doug Struewing. Just An Ordinary Day The halls go silent as classes begin at 8:20. Another day at BHS has begun. The classes will vary leisure reading in the library to vigorous, note-taking in the classroom. Not many days go by that someone isn't suprised with a bouquet of balloons. At the end of the day many people try to unwind. Some like to sit and discuss the day's gossip while others find relaxation at the sight of the keyboard. TOP LEFT Jeff Hafer sits back and relaxes ABOVE Anita Suttman and friends chat dur- ing homeroom ABOVE RIGHT Bob Heidlage finds it hard to decide on a magazine RIGHT . . . Do you think Decker's bugging Mic? RIGHT Teresa Bane, what do you think this is—YOUR BIRTHDAY? ABOVE RIGHT Jean Lunsford working hard in English class ABOVE . .. Mike Galle and Heath Laudick do- ing their usual at lunch LEFT Sarah Shields compares notes with Nancy Bailey Semi-Formal Dance The Day After Christmas Christmas break was full of excitement this year, for the day after was the Semi-formal Dance. It was held at the Hillcrest Country Club on December 26, 1983. Everyone danced the night away to the excellent music of ‘The Guys’. It was a most enjoyable evening filled with the excitement of going our fo eat and praying you wouldn't spill something on yourself, your parents taking so many pictures you wondered if you would ever make it to the dance, and pinning on the flowers hoping you wouldn't stick your date or yourself. All in all the evening turned out to be a great time for everyone! TOP LEFT ... The entertainment for the night was “The Guys’, from Brookville, Indiana RIGHT ... Lisa is ready for action bur | think Tony is ready to go home BELOW .. . “Check out the hat!! RIGHT ... Tammy Woolf and Dan Nobbe, what a cute couple. LEFT Steve Grossman and Michelle Westerfeld take a break from dancing MIDDLE LEFT Joel Garcia, Jim Pictor and Joel Garcia—whot picture-lovers. BELOW Nancy Stirn stops dancing a second to fix her flower LEFT . . . Jodi, Kelli, and Gena turn for DG's pic- ture taking at Semi. ABOVE ... Mary, Kate and Lisa smile for the camera. Those Special Days RIGHT hook BELOW Get to work Michelle and Leah RIGHT It looks like someone's getting ballooned today. BOTTOM Cheerleaders reveal their true personalries Chris Fledderman (Rudy) with a sky OUR STAFF A faculty member is always around when you need them and sometimes when you don’t. They provide us with the necessary leader- ship and educational background. Their assistance is vital, and we are proud that they are ‘OUR STAFF’’. TOP RIGHT Dr. Ben Jennings Superintendent RIGHT Mr. Richard Lemen, Principal RIGHT Mr. Glenn Butte, Assistant Principal and Athletic Director BELOW Mr. Brelage, Director of Student Services LEFT Secretary and High School Extra Cur- riculor Treasurer Mrs. Roberta Brandes LEFT Guidance Secretary Mrs. Judy Meer LEFT School Nurse Mrs. Linda Crowell ABOVE Freshmen Guidance Counselor Miss Mary Heim RIGHT English Mr. Fred Sagester, Mrs Mary Freeland, Miss Ann Cypherd, Mr. Jack Bogenschutz, Mr. James Hayes, and Mr. Larry Lemen BELOW Business Mr. Carl Butt and Mrs Sally Raver RIGHT Science ... Mr. Ron Raver, Mr Charlie Zimmerman, Mr. John Yarber, and Mr Jerry Stanbrough RIGHT Social Studies Mr. Willis Dunker, Mr. John Segright and Mr. Bob Brokamp ABOVE .. . Language . . . Mr. Jack Bogenschutz and Mrs. Charm Walsman UPPER LEFT Home Economics Mrs Carlan Bischoff UPPER RIGHT Media Specialist Mr. Ralph Hochstertler LEFT Teacher's Aids Mrs. Jean Struewing Mrs. Glenna Edwards, and Mrs. Rosemary Wenning BOTTOM Moth Mr. Jerry Stanbrough Mr. Rick Koch, Mr. Art Brebberman, and Mr Steve Cochran RIGHT Fine Arts Miss Patricia Terry Howard Vicars, and Mr. Leon Enneking BELOW Pre-Vocarional Education Mary sue Melbauer Mr Mrs ON UPPER LEFT Industrial Arts Mr. Don Car- michael, Mr. Gene Wuesterfeld, and Mr Robert Crowell LEFT Physical Education and Health Mr Jeff Scalf and Mrs. Lovella Voegele ABOVE Vocational Agriculture Mr. John Woodmansee and Mr. Don Carmichael Class of ‘84—Personalities! BELOW Most Likely To 5S eed: Jackie Hunter and Brian Decker RIGHT Best All-Around: Joe Raver and Jen- ny Kinker BELOW Most Involved: Kim Berggren and Larry Gutzwiller ABOVE Most Dependable: Dennis Siebert and Beth Simpson RIGHT Best Looking: Shannon Keith and Mark Giesting LEFT Baumer eee j BELOW Best Dressed: Mark Westerfeld an hs lige aonehix (a Amberger LEFT Class Brownies: Shelly Dickey and Dennis Schoetmer with Mr. Hayes ABOVE Class Mouths: Teresa Bane and Bob Heidlage FAR RIGHT Shyest: Scort Schutte and Anita Suttman. RIGHT Flirt and Wolf: Jeff Jennings and Mary Doll ABOVE . . . Most Athletic: Mike Hegwood and Bonnie Riehle. MIDDLE RIGHT . . . Class Couple: Bob Hooten and Kathy Baxter. BOTTOM RIGHT Most Popular: Brian Siefert and Anne Ekins Four years have gone by; these years have been full of memories for the class of ‘84. Winning the homecoming float competition while sophomores and seniors along with the two years of powder puff, the seniors have a lot to remember The Senior class has been very productive and in- volved. Money earned throughout the years selling pop and sponsoring dances provided a terrific Junior- Senior Prom in 1983. Senior class officers were Kim Berggren-President, Patti Crowell-Vice-President, Den- nis Siebert-Treasurer, and Dan Nobbe-Secretary. The Class of '84’s motto is ‘Give us a place to stand and we will move the world.” John Anderson Tara Baumer Kathleen Baxter Steve Beetz Kim Berggren Ann Amberger Eric Balow Randall Bedel Judy Bogenschutz Judy Amberger Tereso Bone Mark Beetz Tony Branstutter Chris Caudill Peter Decker Mary Doll oe Kyle Chaffee Maura Daily Shelly Dickey Teri Dreyer Kenneth Dickman Greg Dwenger if Patri Crowell Brian Decker Brian Dieckmann Tammy Dwenger (Fledderman) Wayne Dwenger Paul Eckstein Anne Ekins Peter Ekma: Brenda Fasbinder Ron Fitzpatrick Ron Flaspohler - } - i Robert Freese Sonya French Dale Fullenkamp Michael Galle Joel Garcia Anthony Gausman Mark Giesting Todd Giesting Tom Goldsmith Ron Gunter Larry Gutzwiller Tracy Harpring Wendy Harpring Diane Hartman Mike Hegwood Bob Heidiage Joe Hill Robert Hooten Ed Horstman Jackie Hunter Jeff Jennings Shannon Keith Amy Kelley Betsy Kelley Jenny Kinker Gerry Kirschner Brian Laker Scott Lamping Heath Laudick Janet Lecher Randy Lecher Roger Lemen Jenny Litzinger Richard Meer Bryan Meyer Carla Meyer Ellen Meyers Linda Meyers Debbie Luce Jim Miller Kim McDaniel Paula Meyer Melanie Miller VV Scott Miller Shelly Miller Ken Mobley Diane Moeller Bryan Moody Marvin Narwold le Melanie Niese Dan Nobbe Robin Nobbe (Tingle) Lyle Nuhring Chris Oesterling Matt Oesterling Vicki Pachuta Shauna Patton James Pictor Luke Prickel Rick Pricke! Susan Raab Joe Raver Dennis Schoetmer Diane Schrader Scott Schutte Kevin Selke Dennis Siebert Pe | Brian Siefert Tracy Simmermeyer Beth Simpson Nancy Stirn PAGE PAGE 7 Beg Et . s 7 ra Fi -e Pi: conntes M = aA} in at ¢ hon ea � a Wo i. rhe Mei ss i tn ae ah Nf 57 - a ee dt dae? ArZh A «qv Mr. and Miss BHS Mike Hegwood and Anne Ekins JUNIORS The Juniors of ‘85 were well organized under the leadership of Doug Struewing, President; Jon Butte, Vice-President; Theresa Holzbacher, Secretary; and Paul Fasbinder, Treasurer. Their sponsor is Mrs Voegele. The Juniors’ main concern is the Jr.-Sr. Prom. They sold pop at basketball games and sold light blubs to raise the money. These Juniors are the first to organize an afterprom get together at the high school. At Homecoming they were busy prepar- ing for the Powder Puff game vs. the Seniors, (of course the Juniors won!) and building their float. Brenda Becker and Jill Hegwood were the class representatives. With one year to go the Juniors hope to make it an ‘EXCELLENT ONE.”’ Elizabeth Bergman Linda Belter Glenda Bise Julie Brescia Chris Bryan Jon Butte Tim Caudill Amber Creech Maria Daily Alvin Davidson Scott Davidson Don Davis Kathleen Doll Jeffrey Dreyer Angie Dwenger Michael Dwenger Melissa Dwenger Douglas Eckstein Linda Eckstein Kris Edwards Sharon Effinger John Enneking Shelley Erhardt John Ertel Paul Fasbinder Kim Fehlinger Tina Ferguson Nick Flaspohler David Fledderman Tiffany Foist Par Abpianalp Brian Allen Neal Anderson Tammy Back Nancy Bailey Bill Barnhorst Connie Baumer Brendo Becker Candy Bede! Tim Fourch Ken Franzman James Fullenkamp Monina Garcia Kirk Gibson Chris Geis D. G. Geiser Cheryl Giesting Andy Glaub Shelly Gudgeon Chan Gutzwiller David Gutzwiller Jolynn Hammerle Mike Hansen Randy Hartman Pamela Haskamp Keith Hazelwood Jill Hegwood Jeff Heidlage William Hoegeman Randy Holt Teresa Holzbacher Troy liderton Bret Jennings Carman Klutts Mike Koetter David Kruthopr Tammy Kunkel Jim Kuntz Gregory Laker Brian Lamping Dale Lamping Barry Lecher Rusty Litmer Rober Litzinger Jean Lunsford Paul Maple Kimberly Martin Jeffrey Meadows Robert Meyer Steve Meyer George Molinsky Scott Moore Darlene Muckerheide Lee Narwoild Gregory Narwold Jefry Nobbe Joanie Obermeyer Steve Ollier David Peck Charles Prickel Gayla Prickel Diana Ripberger Richard Solatin Jon Salyer Brent Sarringhaus Annette Schath Tina Schebler Ed Scheele Andy Schneider Melanie Schomber Jim Schwegman Joe Schwegman Jason Schwettman Sarah Shields Steve Stirn Mark Stock Doug Struewing Michael Struewing Tammy Swegman Luann Tebbe John Thie 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 Angie Ziegler FAR LEFT Doug Struewing gets wild at the Senior D.J. Dance LEFT Jim Fullenkamp showing off his wonderful teeth BELOW . . . Doug Eckstein having a great time LEFT The girls busy at work on the ge yearbook - ABOVE Baldy” reloxing with a laugh Kelly Ach Luke Billman Brian Bischoff Bill Bochsratler Stephen Bryan Greg Caudill Ory Crepeau Ernie Davis Jodi Davis SOPHOMORES Sponsor: Mrs. Bischoff Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class of the 1983-84 school year had an eventful year with many fund-raising activities. Their activities included a Halloween Dance, selling of Batesville Bulldog T-shirts, and cookie sales. The officers were: President—Kate Ekins, Vice President—Lisa Nobbe, Treasurer—Lori Meyer, and Secretary—Gena Zeigler. The class of '86 is looking forward to next year's Prom preparations and everything thar is in store. Brad Decker Charissa DeFrancesco Thomas Demalon Mary Jo Dickman Lana Dickman Mark Dreyer Steven Eckstein Timothy Eckstein Julie Elder Kate Ekins Mike Ertel Bryan Fledderman Paul Freese Sharon Freese Tony Gardner Michelle Gartenman Ronald Gerdowsky Wayne Gibbs Shelley Geisting Lee Ann Goble David Grieshop Sandra Grieshop John Grossman Steven Grossman Betty Gunter Randy Gunter Chris Hommerle John Hammerle Larry Hammond Alex Hankins Steve Harmeyer Todd Hartman Tom Hartshorn Charles Hoegeman Chris Hooten Tim Hunter Michael Karbowski Anthony Kolrer Colleen Kopp Deborah Krieger Michael Lamping Robert Laugle Scott Lyle Tim Mack Tom Mack Mark Meadows Clifford Meer Janet Merkel Lori Meyer Richard Meyer Christie Miller Fred Miller Scort Moeller Tammy Moody Michael Mosier Amy Naegle Patrick Niese James Nobbe Lisa Nobbe Christine Ollier Terri Owens Stephen Pachuta Sandra Peetz Kurt Placke Gretchen Prickel David Raab Larry Reidy Lisa Riehle Kurt Ritter Harry Robben Steven Roell Daniel Ronnebaum Lisa Rosfeld Julie Sarringhaus Robert Shrank Todd Schutte Ricky Schwegman Brian Schwettman Pom Siebert Tom Siefert Mike Simmermeyer Chris Stroebel Libby Stroebel Donna Struewing Gary Telles Mark Timke Steve Voegele Angie Volk Rondo Volz David Wachsman Sandy Wagner Chris Walke Brad Westerfeld Steve Wickens Jeffrey Wilhelm Mike Williams Sam Wintz Monica Wissel Tammy Wolff Gena Zeigler What's under there Ken? RIGHT Charissao DeFrancesco and Larry Reidy find time to study in the library BELOW Tom Hartshorn picks pictures for the yearbook ABOVE Ory Crepeau tells is like it is RIGHT Mark Dreyer sees if last minute study poys off as ._ Re BE . Sa o ) ss Cé.. Brad Abplanalp Michelle Adams Tony Adams Freshman The Freshman class entered high school Julie Amberger somewhat uneasy and scared. After a cou- Michael Amberger x William Anderson ple of weeks, the freshmen got involved, and soon they were almost as involved as the upperclassmen. The class officers were Kurt Enneking, President; Pete Dall, Vice President; Todd Simpson, Secretary; and Andy Breberman; Treasurer. The student Bryan Back council representatives are Michelle penser Westerfeld, Amy lIlderton, Tonya Kuntz, Leah Hofer, and Dan Fasbinder. Amy Bohman Jeff Bohman Tim Bohman Andy Bracken Andy Brebberman Tony Britch Michael Baumer Mark Cobler Tony Coyle Peter Dall Rhonda Davidson Eric Demalon Christine Dickman Sandy Dossey Cathy Duerstock Greg Ehrman Mary Ekins Kurt Enneking Daniel Fasbinder Richard Fitzptrick Joseph Flaspohler Christopher Fledderman Steve Galle pe) [Loseph Geter) Diane Gibson Todd Gigrich Tom Gillman Anna Glaub Jeffrey Greiwe Carla Goldsmith Blair Gorsuch Leah Hofer John Harmeyer Gina Harpring Gregory Hebner Richard Hertel Keven Hess Lee Hicks Bort Hirt Lisa Hoffbaver Jeffrey Hunreman Jeffrey Hunter Virgil Hutson James Hutson Amy liderton George Johnson Eric Kessens August Kinker Brod Kiser Thomas Koehne Tonya Kunta Lisa Laker Valerie Lecher Timothy Lewis Mark Linkel Joseph Livers Scott Luers Mark Martin Melinda Meer Harold Metcalf Christopher Merkel Barbaro Meyer Brian Meyer Melissa Meyer Mark Mobley Holly Moody Trevor Moeller Mark Moorman Gary Muckerheide Jackie Niese Ted Nobbe Ronda Obermeyer Randy Ostendorf Jessica Parmer Doug Prickel Tony Puente Scott Puente Michael Reverman Daron Reynolds Susan Ripperger Aliso Robertson Timothy Salatin Melissa Salyer Rhonda Sarringhaus Victor Sarringhaus Jennifer Schantz Michael Scheele David Schrader Kenneth Schrank Carla Simmermeyer Todd Simpson Lance Smith Vincent Sorber Michael Stein Andrew Srtirn Melissa Stirn Douglas Stock Carolyn Suttman Gary Swain Eric Thie Tammi Vernon Bruce Vierling Melissa Vierling Doug Voegele Michelle Voegele Tom Volk James Walke Fern Walker Susan Weber Charles Weigel Michelle Westerfeld Bruce Wiley Richard Wilhelm Richard Williams Cynthio Wirth Alyssa Wissel Annetre Wonning PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Play-off Appearance and EIAC Champs The 1983-84 Foorball Team finished their season with a 9-2 record. With a strong team returning from last year, they were able to accomplish many pre-season goals. Highlights of the year included upsets over Lawrenceburg and South Dear- born. The victory over Greensburg gave them the EIAC crown. This year’s team also made the first appearance in the State Playoffs in the history of Batesville High School. Many members of the team did well individually, also. Mike Hegwood, Co-Captain with Brian Siefert, was named Conference MVP, and to the South All-Star Team. Tony Gausman was named to the 1st Team Academic-All State Although the team will be losing many experienced players, a strong group of underclassmen will be ready to replace them RIGHT Captains Mike Hegwood and Brian Siefert MIDDLE RIGHT Coaches Seright, Smith, Evans, Krekler, pondering their next move BELOW (Left to Right) 1983-84 Bulldog Football Team. Row 1—S. Wehr, B. Siefert, D Streuwing, B. Meyer, M. Hegwood, M Giesting, D. Nobbe, T. Gausman, A. Stock, J Raver, L. Prickel, K. Dickman, B. Simpson. Row 2—J. Hunter, W. Hoegman, E. Scheele. M Hansen, P. Abplanalp, R. Lemen, B. Freese, J Enneking, C. Weiler, S. Stirn, M. Stock, J. Dreyer D. Fledderman. Row 3—C. Hoegeman, S$ Grossman, C. Hooren, S. Lyle, J. Burte, R Hartman, M. Koetter, H. Robben, T. Hunter, M Ertel, D. Wachsmann, A. Kelley. Row 4—B Bachstatier, L. Reidy, A. Brebberman, K Placke, M. Martin, A. Bracken, T. Hartmen, B Abplanalp, D. Voegele, D. Meer, C Fledderman. Row 5—Principal Lemen Coaches J. Stanbrough, J. Seright. F. Scalf, Mr Pratt, B. Hartman, R. Records, J. Evans, J. Smith Athletic Director Glenn Butte LEFT Chris Weiler kicks off a new year MIDDLE LEFT Siefert goes for another BIG game BELOW The offensive line fires our BOTTOM Mike Hegwood goes for more yardage on a sweep RIGHT Scott Lyle on a sweep right BELOW Mike Hegwood gains four more for his record-breaking season vied ae BELOW Tony Gausman has helmet fixed by Mar. Dick Meer at Senior Nite Game BOTTOM Stirn intercepts the ball in root for a big game ee ote ord vias : f os s FAR LEFT Siefert homes in for the kill LEFT Tim Hunter was a_ valuable underclassmen MIDDLE LEFT Hansen throws for more yardage BELOW The 1983 Freshmen Football Team BOTTON .. . Batesville plays tough ’D For the second year in a row, the varsity volleyball team captured the Lawrenceburg Invitational Cham- pionship and the Sectional Crown They advanced to the final game of the Regional where they were defeated by a strong Columbus East team Coach Cheryl Parmer said the ladies represented Batesville well as they demonstrated a high level of volleyball skills, teamwork, and good sportsmanship. Their record for the season was a fine 19 wins and 4 losses, the best ever Another highlight for the Lady Bulldogs this year was, thar for the first time ever, they were Con- ference Champions, and Junior Shelley Erhardt was selected EIAC All- Conference MVP. Although next year the team will miss the unique skills and enthusiasm of seniors Maura Daily, Jenny Kinker, Shelly Miller, and Bonnie Riehle, they are looking forward to another good season. ABOVE RIGHT Another big win for the Varsi- ty Team ABOVE Shelly Erhardt and Bonnie Riehle congratulating each other after a tremendous play RIGHT First Row—L. Meyers, S. Effinger, J Kinker, S. Miller, Second Row— C. Parmer (coach), R. Voegele, M. Daily, 5. Erhardt, N Bailey, B. Riehle, D. Ripperger Volleyball Girls Regional Runner-Ups! sWlESWY, Pf 4 Photos courtesy of Dave Thurston TOP RIGHT FROM TOP TO BOTTOM M Salyer, M. Adams, C. Wirth, T. Dickman, 5 Rippenger, A. liderton, Coach Srarost, A Glaub, J. Amberger, M. Westerfeld, C Suttman, D. Rippberger Mgr., C. Simmermeyer L. Green ABOVE LEFT Way to be, girls! BOTTOM LEFT First Row, K. Martin, L Dickman, P. Siebert, D. Rippberger, G. Prickel D. Struewing, V. Weisenbach, Second Row—C. DeFrancesco, D. Miller, S. Shields Coach Chery! Parmer, B. Bergman, G. Zeigler T. Wolff Boys CC The boys cross country team had a very successful year. Their team record ended at 12 wins and 4 loses. They were second in the conference. The boys won the sectional and came in 4th in the Regional and 14th in the Semi-State. Mike Weigel and John Harmeyer were honors as be- ing chosen as _ all-conference performers. RIGHT . . . A top runner, Brian Decker, receives encouragement by Coach Raver BELOW Row 1: B. Laugle, T. Mack, T. Mack, M. Karbowski. Row 2: M. Reverman, J Harmeyer, M. Weigel, G. Hebner. Row 3: E Demalon N. Anderson. Row 4: B. Decker, 5 Miller, R. Fitzpatrick BELOW RIGHT A great help to the team sophomore, Bob Laugle Running in the Rain LEFT Cross Country runners receive top honors LOWER LEFT Bad weather mokes the running harder and the challenge greater BELOW Greg isn’t worried abour the rain The girl's cross country team finish- ed the season with an excellent record. They were county and con- ference champs. The poor weather made for a hard season for all run- ners. Judy Bogenschutz narrowly missed advancing to the state finals with an eleventh place finish in the Regional. The girls will be looking for- ward to next year since nearly everyone will be returning. RIGHT Pooh and Angie attempt to endure the weather Girls Cross Country ABOVE Row one: J. Bogenshutz, M. Voegele, C. Baumer, F. Walker. Row two: T. Baumer, L Stroebel, A. Volk, S. Freese. Row three: J. Palmer, Coach Ron Raver, C. Goldsmith LOWER RIGHT All eyes are on the runner LEFT The weather makes the course rougher BELOW LEFT . . . Another winning finish BELOW Top Runner Judy Bogenschutz what determination! A Year of Rebuilding The tennis team was led by Seniors Jim Miller, Joel Garcia, Tim Grossman, and Mark Westerfeld. Jim Miller played number one, Joel Garcia played number two, and Tim played number three. The Doubles Team varied through the year with D.G. Geiser, Brian Bischoff, Mark Westerfeld, and Steve Harmeyer trading positions. Even though the record was not as good as it should have been, the ten- nis team looks forward to a new and prosperous year in the fall of 1984. RIGHT ... Jim Miller modeling his world class backhand. BELOW Joel Garcia heads for the net after another victory. RIGHT Varsity team Front Row: D. G. Geiser, J. Miller, B. Bischoff, M. Westerfeld, Back Row: Coach Fred Sagester, T. Grossman, 5 Harmeyer, J. Garcia. TOP Tim Grossman stretches to make a baseline shor FAR LEFT Steve Hormeyer showing unbelievable talent LEFT Mark Westerfeld anticipares his oppo- nent’s next shor BELOW D. G. lends a hand to his doubles partner Brian Bischoff, in taping an injury LEFT Reserve Team (left to right)—C. Geis, Coach Sagester, R. Salatin, L. Gutzwiller, T Hartshorn, H. Laudick, B. Schwettman, K. Ritter, B. Dieckmann, S. Moore, J. Schwettman Girls Golf Swings Into Gear This year the Girls’ Golf Team had everything they needed to have a successful year. Unlike last year, they had a home golf course, they had more team members than ever before, and the majority of these girls were experienced players. The girl's placed 2nd in the Conference and 4th in the Sectional, which was not quite up to the team’s expecta- tions. Although the team did not ad- vance from the Sectional, Senior Anne Ekins did. Anne placed 2nd in the Regional and moved on to the State finals for the second con- secutive year. Anne placed 7th in the State to finish her high school career. The team will lose only two players, sO Q great season can be expected in the fall of 1984. ABOVE The team demonstrates how to casually toss the ball out of the rough TOP Girls golf tearm members, Row 1: L. Nobbe, A. Bohman, A. Robertson, K. Ekins, D. Hartman, A. Ekins, L. Goble, J. Hegwood, Coach Koch Row 3: M. Ekins, B. Meyer, M. Meer LEFT The ream inspects the new course Jill demonstrates sign ducking ability ae I REY CENTER The team on the steps LEFT When do you quit posing and start playing? Young Wrestlers Gain Experience The 1984 version of the Batesville wrestling team was going down but full of heart. There was tremdous pressure on the younger grapplers due to the lack of seniors. But all three seniors showed leadership and passed on their ex- perience. The Varsity was 6-7 overall and 2nd in the EIAC. Sectional Champs were Ken Dickman and Dan Nobbe. They also won conference titles along with Adam Stock. Dan went on to win the Regional and ended up a fine career at B.H.S. Look for the young Bulldogs next year. They will be a team to be contended with. TOP Harry Robben intently looks on RIGHT Ken Dickman fights for control over his opponent BELOW Team Row, 1; M. Baumer, K. Ritter, C. Fledderman, M. Stein Row 2; T. Nobbe, T. Gigrich, J. Hunter, D. Wachsman, C. Hoegeman, T. Salatin, B Westerfeld, B. Bischoff, J. Huntman, Row 3; S Bryan, A. Stock, T. Hartman, D. Nobbe, K Dickman, H. Robben, K. Chaffee, R. Meyer, C Bryan, W. Gibbs, Coach Scalf LEFT... Wayne Gibbs goes for a reverso BELOW Young Bulldog finds himself in difficulty LEFT Adam Stock drives his opponent to the mat ABOVE Dan Nobbe shows his opponent who is boss. Dogs Led by Seniors The 83-84 Varsity basketball team was led by five outstanding seniors. They were: M ike Galle, Mike Hegwood, Brian Siefert, Mark Moor- man, and Joe Raver. They finished the season with a record of 14-8. As a team, they improved their defensive average holding their opponents to only 54.3 points per game. Mike Hegwood led the team with a 76 percent average from the free throw line and averaged 14.1 points per game. The season ended with a 41- 39 loss to East Central in the final game of the Sectional. ABOVE Row one: D. Meer, T. Hartshorn, B. Siefert, M. Hegwood, J. Raver, M. Moorman, M Galle, P. Maple, K. Schwartz. Row two: Coach Evans, G. Molinsky, M. Koetter, L. Billman, R Hartman, S. Stirn, M. Hansen, J. Butte, Coach Cochran, Coach Zimmerman TOP RIGHT Mark fading away for the shot ABOVE Take your time, Jon, you have plenty of room. TOP . . . Coach Cochran plans his spelling strategy ABOVE Mike Hegwood shows extro- TOP RIGHT . . . Who's going to get the ball? ordinary defense BOTTOM RIGHT Mike looking for someone to pass to Gaining Experience TOP LEFT Mike Hansen making the moves TOP CENTER Mike Koetter looking to pass TOP RIGHT Steve Galle with an easy two ABOVE Jeff Griewe heads down the court ABOVE In the air, Steve Grossman eyes the basket TOP Row 4: K. Schwartz, P. Maple, T. Hartshorn Row 2: Coach Evans, M. Ertel, B. Decker, T Hunter, J. Hammerle, T. Kolter, 5. Grossman, Coach Zimmerman yildog fygit ABOVE ... Row 4: B. Anderson, J. Bohman, A. Brebberman, B. Hirt, G. Hebner, J. Greiwe, D Voegle, T. Volk, M. Mobley Row 2: T. Britch, G. Kinker, M. Martin, T. Billman, J. Walker, B Abplanalp, T. Bohman, G. Schrader, Coach Zimmerman, and not pictured Steve Galle The reserve basketball team had a record of 8-11. Luke Billman led the Bulldog offense with an average of 11 points per game and shot 48 per- cent from the field. Other top peformers were Mike Ertel with 7 points per game and Mike Hansen with 6 points per game. Although they didn't have a winning season, they are looking forward to the next season. The 83-84 Freshman basketball team had a good season. The overall team record was 13-8, with the A-Team having a record of 9-5, and the B-Team having a 4-3 record. The young Bulldogs were led by Steve Galle with 13.3 points per game average. Other leaders were Brad Abplanalp, Mark Martin, and Tim Bohman with 8.5, 5.9, and 3.9 points per game average, respectively. 74 Another Great Season (16-5) For the second year in a row the Lady Bulldogs took the Sectional Title and advanced onto the Regional at Columbus. They ended their season losing the first game against the Seymour Owls. With the Bulldogs only losing two of their starting five, they should be a strong team for the 84-85 season. TOP RIGHT Sharon Freese, a strong inside player for the Reserve team RIGHT Lisa Nobbe goes up for a block BELOW LEFT Varsity Team (left to right—Row 1: L. Dickman, T. Dickman, J Amberger, S. Effinger, S. Miller, L. Nobbe, Mgr M. Meyer. Row 2: Coach Brebberman, B Reihle, M. Daily, N. Bailey, S. Freese, 5. Erhardt L. Meyer, Mgrs. L. Hafer and J. Parmer ABOVE Shelly Erhardt puts up a shot for 2 = sPreasl: 2p gin U rd 7 a | 5 Daxvit, “ vs 1s €: = RP es y = : ¥ v ey s 5 gpitlg jet Sia ants Vit 40: 38 iP, 11 Sil, t : 25% ie 4 ro TOP LEFT Sharon Effinger goes for two TOP RIGHT Shelly Miller shows her reverse left-handed hook FAR LEFT Maura Daily plays a physical game MIDDLE LEFT Reserve Team (left ro right) Row 1: M. Meyer, T. Dickman, A. liderton, M Salyer, L. Meyer, A. Bohman, M. Ekins, L Hofer. Row 2: Coach Bernice Nobbe, J Amberger, B. Meyer, A. Robertson, S. Freese S. Shields, M. Westerfeld, L. Dickman, and J Parmer BELOW . . . Sarah Shields with a good screen SPIRIT, HEY, FIRE-UP, ALRIGHT! The Cheerleaders did an excellent job in showing their school spirit this year. They kept the fans fired up throughout the football and basker- ball seasons. They worked very hard over the summer to make their squad the best it could be!! This year the Varsity Squad attend- ed the United States Cheerleading Associations Camp at Purdue Universi- ty. They learned new cheers and chants to keep the crowd fired up. The Reserve Squad attended the International Cheerleading Founda- tion's Camp at the University of Louisville. They brought back many new ideas, cheers, and stack-ups. Mrs. Brandes is the sponsor and did a great job in helping the girls throughout the season. RIGHT Varsity Cheerleaders Shelly Dickey, Amy Kelley, Jackie Hunter, Daphne Fledderman, Sandy Wehr, and Beth Simpson ABOVE Daphne and Amy try to watch the game while keeping the fans fired up RIGHT The Cheerleaders take a break from cheering. LEFT The Reserve also cheer the Varsity on LEFT Reserve Cheerleaders Kim Fehl- inger, Mary Jo Dickman, Terri Owens, and Jodi Davis. BELOW LEFT Freshm en Cheerleaders Alyssa Wissel and Mindy Meer. BELOW . . . Our cheering Varsity line Boys Golf Has Good Year The 1984 Boys Varsity Golf Team, Coached by Rick Koch, consisted of Jeff Jennings, George Molinsky, Roger Lemen, Jason Schwettman, and Tony Kolter. This year the boys’ team was very successful. They tied for 1st in the Conference, placed 2nd in the Sectional which advanced them to the Regional. In the Regional the team wasn't as suc- cessful as they would have hoped to be, and they failed to advance. On the other hand, though, Junior, George Molinsky placed third and did advance. Molinsky did not play well enough to advance from the Semi- State to the State finals. Unfortunately the team will be losing several good Seniors and Junior golfer Molinsky for the next season. Despite this the team is still looking forward to another great year. ABOVE RIGHT Row 1: J. Jennings, J Schwettman, R. Fitzpatrick, R. Lemen, G. Molinsky. Row 2: T. Kolter, M. Dreyer. Row 3: K. Ritter, C. Hammerle, B. Einhaus, B. Schwettman, G. Swain, and Coach Koch. ABOVE .. . “What facial expressions!’’ ABOVE . .. “Where did it go?” ABOVE LEFT . . . Nice form, Jeff ABOVE .. . Steady now, George FAR LEFT Nice putt, Ron LEFT . . . “Look at that follow through.” Girls Tennis Team Gains Experience The team was third in the con- ference. Shelly Dickey held the best record in tennis with 11 wins and 4 loses. The team had 2 wins and 9 loses. Better Luck next year! . 4 : : : } Row 1: A. Meyer, B. Kelley, K. Ekins, A. Ziegler, P. Meyer, E. Meyers, S. Dickey Row 2: Coach Sagester FAR LEFT Ellen Meyers is light on her feet LEFT Paula Meyer makes the return BELOW Nice backhand, Amy 4 Mid aie ur FRESHMAN TENNIS TEAM Row 1: M. Adams, M. Meyer, A. Robertson, M. Ekins, C. Simmermeyer. Row 2: Coach Sagester. Another Successful Year The Boys Varsity track team finish- ed the 1984 season with a 17-7 record. Scott Lyle set a new record of 21612”. The 400 meter relay team also set a school record with time of 45.1 seconds. Members of the relay team were Scott Lyle, Brian Siefert, Chris Weiler, and Brad Westerfeld BELOW Row 1: T. Salatin, B. Werner, R. Fitzpatrick, G. Hepner, T. Hunter, D. Reynolds, 5. Roell This year’s team successfully defend- J. Harmeyer, D. Gutzwiller, J. Voegele, A. Bracken. Row 2: Coach Raver, T. Mack, T. Mack, J F F i ; i Title Bohman, B. Westerfeld, S. Lyle, B. Seifert, M. Karbowski, B. Kaiser, E. Davis, D. Nobbe, Assistant ed sete County Champ onship Coach Armbrecht. Row 3: B. Decker, K. Dickman, C. Weiler, P. Abplanap, B. Decker, M. Weigle, J. | With victories over South Ripley, Jac- Heiladge, M. Meadows, T. Gardner, M. Westerfeld, Coach Smith Cen-Del and Milan. ABOVE LEFT Scort Lyle jumping for the distance. ABOVE RIGHT Mark Westerfeld shows good form on the 100 meter high hurdles “Ss C3 TOP LEFT David races for the finish TOP Watch that bar Brad CENTER Mike Weigel takes a break ABOVE Who will win? Brian, Chris, or Greg FAR LEFT Will he make it? LEFT Tim Hunter comes across the finish line Great Performances by the Track Team The Girls track team had several conference winners. Three girls advanced to the Regional: Jesse Parmer in the 200 yard dash, Judy Bogenshutz in the 400 yard dash, and Lori Meyer in the 300 meter low hurdles. At the Ripley County Tourney the 400 Relay team consisting of Sharon Eff- inger, Lori Meyer, Lisa Nobbe, and Tina Fergeson broke the county record with a time of 53.2 seconds. The girls worked hard and the determination was there. TOP “Whose legs are these, Gena???’ RIGHT “Libby, Judy, and Anna pondering over the statistics.” BELOW “Get mean, Anna!!! RIGHT ... Row 1: J. Davis, L. Dickman, S. Effinger, J. Bogenshutz, J. Werner, G. Zeigler, L. Nobbe, L. Meyer. Row 2: Coach Voegele, A Iiderton, A. Glaub, M. Stirn, C. Goldsmith, J. Parmer, J. Amberger, L. Hafer, M. Daily LEFT Eat you heart out David Lee Roth MIDDLE LEFT Tina’s out of the block with the help of Lana BOTTOM LEFT Runaway Amy and don't look back BOTTOM RIGHT Judy Bogenschutz looks for the finish line BELOW Lift thar ‘‘derriere”’ or it’s going to hit! Baseball Led by Seniors The 1984 Batesville High School Varsity Baseball team finished the season with 10 wins and 13 losses. The team was led by senior Mike Galle who was named to the South All-Star team for Indiana. Mike set school records with 38 hits, 33 RBls, 5 triples, 9 home runs, and a .494 batting average. Willie Hoegeman (.395), Mark Moorman (.353), and Ed Scheele (.348), all had fine seasons offensively, while Steve Stirn and Mark Martin played excellent defense. The 1985 team can expect a good season despite a loss of six Seniors. TOP Mike Galle makes the throw CENTER Steve Stirn waits for the pitch BELOW Row 1: T. Hartshorn, Mor. D Struewing, K. Chaffe, T. Gausman, M. Galle, M Moorman, H. Laudick, S. Miller, P. Maple, Mar Row 2: Asst. Coach C. Zimmerman, J Enneking, S. Galle, M. Martin, J. Meadows, S Stirn, B. Barnhorst, L. Billman, M. Ertel, T Demalon, W. Hoegeman, Coach Seright gudlor oo 4 LEFT Reserve Team—(Row 1)—J. Geier, E Demalon, D. Voegele, K. Enneking, M. Stirn, A Brebberman. (Row 2)—B. Abplanaip, K Placke, B. Laugle, J. Hammerle, B. Hirt, B Bockstahler, R. Gerdowsky. (Row 3)—Coach Zimmerman, S. Stirn, R. Barnhorst CENTER Mike Galle is congratulated ofter he hits a home run BELOW John Enneking eyes the pitch . pe an ee FAR LEFT Mark Moorman warms up before the game LEFT Mark Martin, a young asset to the team “— eal Anse beeen ATHLETES MAKE ALL-CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Mike Hegwood, Brian Siefert, Joe Raver, Tony Gausman, Dale Struewing, John Enneking, Steve Stirn, Mike Hansen, Adam Stock GIRLS TRACK Sharon Effinger, Lori Meyer, Lisa Nobbe, Tina Ferguson, Jessi Parmer, Jodi Davis, Judy Bogenschutz. VOLLEYBALL Shelly Miller, Maura Dailey, Bonnie Reihle, Shelley Erhardt BOYS C.C. Mike Weigel, John Holmeyer. GIRLS GOLF Anne Ekins, Kate Ekins BOYS GOLF Jeff Jennings, George Molinsky BASEBALL Mike Galle, Willie Hoegeman WRESTLING Dan Nobbe, Adam Stock BOYS TRACK Brian Siefert, Mike Weigel BASKETBALL Mike Hegwood, Mike Galle GIRLS BASKETBALL Sharon Effinger, Shelley Erhardt OUTSTANDING ATHLETES MIKE HEGWOOD (FOOTBALL)—All-Conference MVP, UPI 1st Team All-State Runningback, AP Honorable Mention Runningback, Bloomington Herald Telephone ‘st Team AlFState Runningback, 1st Team Region 10, South All-State Team, AllMetro ‘1st Team Cincinnati Post, Academic Al-State Honorable Mention BRIAN SIEFERT (FOOTBALL)—1st Team Region 10, AlFkMetro 1st Team Cincinnati Post, Bloomington Herald Telephone Special Mention JOE RAVER (FOOTBALL)}—AP 2nd Team AlkState Defensive End, Bloomington Herald Telephone Honorable Mention, Academic All-State Honorable Mention, 1st Team Region 10, All-Metro 1st Team Cincinnati Post TONY GAUSMAN (FOOTBALL)—Academic Al-State 1st Team, AlkMetro Honorable Men- tion Cincinnati Post. DALE STRUEWING (FOOTBALL)—AllMetro Honorable Mention Cincinnati Post JOHN ENNEKING (FOOTBALL)—Bloomington Herald Telephone Junior All-Stare Honorable Mention, Al-Metro 1st Team Cincinnati Post. STEVE STIRN (FOOTBALL)—Bloomington Herald Telephone Junior All-State Honorable Mention, All-Metro Honorable Mention Cincinnati Post. MIKE HANSEN (FOOTBALL)—Bloomington Herald Telephone Junior All-State Honorable Mention, Al-Metro Honorable Mention Cincinnati Post. ADAM STOCK (FOOTBALL)—Academic All-State Honorable Mention. MIKE WEIGEL BRIAN SIEFERT MIKE WEIGEL LORI MEYER JESSI PARMER (TRACK)—200 meter Regional Contender JUDY BOGENSCHUTZ (TRACK)}—400 meter Regional Contender ANNE EKINS (GOLF)—Sectional 2nd, Regional 2nd, State 7th MIKE GALLE (BASEBALL)—South AllStar Team JEFF JENNINGS Sectional 2nd, Regional Contender GEORGE MOLINSKY Sectional 6th, Régional 3rd, Sem Strate Contender. The Specter staff produces the school newspaper. Staff members write articles, proof-read, design lay up pages, and sell advertising. Ap- proximately 8-10 issues and several flyers are produced each year. The Specter is printed by the Herald Tribune. Subscriptions are sold to students at the start of each year. Editors for this year’s staff were: Jef Nobbe, Editor-in-chief; Brian Dieckmann, Co-Editor; Amy Naegele, Business Editor; John Hammerle, Sports Editor; Vickie Weisenbach, Front and Editorial Page Editor; Shelly Giesting, Creative and Organization Page Editor. Row 1: S. Giesting, L. Stroebel, J. Obermeyer, A. Naegele, and S. Wagner TOP . . . Diane and Vicki paste it up Row 2: T. Kunkel, A. Creech, D. Ripperger, V. Weisenbach, A. Suttman, M. Reverman ABOVE Gary Swain relaxing from Specter Row 3: G. Swain, B. Dieckmann, T. Britch, L. Smith, K. Schwartz, M. Westerfeld, J. Nobbe, and Mrs duties. Freeland Leadership of the Student Body The Student Council had another prosperous year with many new projects being incorporated into it. The most successful of these projects was the Slave Auction in which the Student Council members were sold off as ‘slaves for a day.” This brought up the rear of a Student's Activities Day which was, to say the least, less than warm. Heading up the group was President Jackie Hunter, Vice-President Judy Amberger, Secretary Shelly Dickey, Treasurer Teri Dreyer. ABOVE ... Row 1: L. Nobbe, A. Brebberman, T. Simpson. Row 2: T. Wolff, L. Meyer, C. DeFrancesco, J. Hunter, J. Amberger, 5. Dickey, T. Dreyer, T. Holzbacher, L. Hafer, M. Westerfield. Row 3: G. Ziegler, K. Ekins, J. Davis, J. Kinker, D. Fledderman, P. Crowell, J. Brescia, C. Klutts, D. Fasbinder, P. Doll. Row 4: T. Kuntz, A. liderton, M. Garcia, B. Becker. Row 5: D. Struewing, D Nobbe, D. Siebert, D. Struewing, J. Schwettman, P. Fasbinder, K. Enneking, T. Hunter, J. Butte, B. Schwettman, C. Bryan. TOP RIGHT . . . Patty C. loves the cash from the Senior D J Dance. CENTER RIGHT . . . Behave yourself Paul, can’t you see that Jason is busy? BOTTOM RIGHT . . . Brenda Becker keeps track of the Slave Auction on Student Activity Day. TOP LEFT . . . Would you buy a used car from any of these people? The Batesville High School Marching Band The band is a multi-faceted group of instrumental musicians, most of whom take band as a credit class. Although the band meets during the school day, its main emphasis lies in performance. The band as a mar- ching band performs theme shows, precision drill shows, and corp-style shows at home football games. They perform in area parades and for all community parades. They occa- sionally do a marching show at basketball games. The band as a concert band performs light popular music including show tunes, T.V. and movie themes, Top 10 Hits; serious, classically oriented transcriptions, con- cert marches, overtures, suites, con- temporary compositions and other accepted and acknowledged masterworks of the concert band literature. The concert band com- petes in the spring and hosts the district contest. It also puts on a winter and spring concert in conjunction with the Middle School Bands. Individual students compete in January or February at solo to ensemble contest with many students receiving superior or “'l’’ ratings. The stage band is a select group off-sho ot which performs primarily oat basketball games. Its repetoire includes rock, jazz, and pop tunes played with Above “gusto.” Band members also perform as in- dividuals for their churches and in other local musical groups. The band raises money through a fall magazine sale, November cheese and sausage sale, and from the sale of pizza kits sponsored by the Music Boosters. The ‘dues’ are $6.00 uniform cleaning charge with a $10.00 refun- dable deposit upon refurn of uniform. Current officers are: Drum Ma- jor—Dennis Schoetmer, Treasurer—Dan Nobbe, Secretary—Shelly Dickey. Row 1: S. Effinger Row 2: K. Fehlinger, A. Noegle, R. Davidson, T. Kuntz, L. Cook Row 3: B. Fasbinder, B. Becker, S. Dickey, 5. Peetz, M. Mobley, L. Nobbe Row 4: S. Hall, J. Geier, D Schoetmer, V. Borgman, M. Stirn Row 5: M. Westerfeld, T. Simpson, J. Obermeyer, J. Kinker, J Elder, L. Hofer Row 6: S. Wickens, D. Fasbinder, B. Bergman, M. Simmermeyer, D. Krieger, K Mobley, H. Moody Row 7: M. Ertel, A. Brebberman, D. Peck, B. Lecher, L. Smith, B. Vierling, B Anderson, N. Wissel, and B. Litszinger Row 8: J. Schwegman, H. Robben, D. Reynolds, K Enneking, A. Kinker, L. Hammond, F. Miller, O. Hicks, T. Iiderton, K. Franzman, B. Laker, R. Lemen, and T. Britch. Row 9: S. Wehr, P. Crowell, A. liderton, C. Kopp, J. Amberger, J. Parmer, T Swegman, R. Volz, J. Davis, G. Zeigler, L. Meyer, and M. Wissel. TOP LEFT . . . A. Naegle, S. Peetz, J. Elder, D. Krieger, T. Ollier during the Homecoming halftime. LEFT . . . Wet those lips. Stage Band Saas areM Pusat fen� � ens ig Be tw ¢ ] | eed Majorettes Left to right: L. Cook, L. Nobbe, S. Effinger, K. Fehlinger, and B. Fasbinder Row 1: D. Fasbinder, J. Ertel, K. Mobley, K Selke, and Mr. Enneking. Row 2: D. Peck. E Dovis, B. Lecher, 5. Wickens, C. Hammerle, F Miller, D. Schoetmer, B. Laker, B. Litzinger, L Hammond, M. Simmermeyer, and J Schwegman The majorette corp is one of the auxiliary groups connected with the band (primarily marching.) They per- form at all football and basketball home games during halftime and before games. They are a select group which is chosen in a fry-out before qualified judges. As one of the auxiliary groups they help with the visual element of football shows and parades. They compete oat various solo and ensemble events during the year. The only dues as such is the purchase of boots or shoes and possible props needed during the year. The auxiliary groups par- ticipate with the band in the pizza kit sale sponsored by the Music Boosters; the fall magazine and record sale; the cheese and sausage sale; and co-sponsor two sanctioned USTA twirl- ing contest with Vicki's Vickettes. Cur- rent officers are: Head Majorette (chosen for leadership, enthusiasm, and ability—the captain of the squad—Lisa Nobbe, Feature Twirler (chosen solely on ability, showman- ship, style, and _ technical merit)—Sharon Effinger. The drill team is one of the aux- iliary groups which supports the visual element of the band. They are essentially a dance unit although their knowledge of props includes pom-pom; glove; disc; swing flags; and tall flags (pikes). They perform at all home football and basketball games and various parades. They compete in various contests throughout the year. No dues as such, just certain required purchases. They participate in the same fund raisers as the majorettes. Officers for 1984 were: Captain—Sandy Wehr and Co-Captain—Judy Amberger. Right Row 14: 5. Wehr and M. Wissel; Row 2 L. Meyer, P. Crowell, A. liderton, C. Kopp, and G. Zeigler; Row 3: J. Davis, J. Parmer, T Swegman, J. Amberger; Row 4: R. Volz Drill Team Above . . . The drill team does their thing at the Homecoming Parade. Right . . . Sandy Wehr, captain of the drill team, during a half-time performance. ABOVE Row 1: C. Wirth and M. Voegele, Row 3: S. Raab, H. Moody, L. Laker, S$. Goldsmith, Row 4: C. Giesting, K. Mobley, and Row 2: S. Hall, C. Suttman, A. Wonning, C. Sarringhaus, J. Niese, R. Obermeyer, and C A. Schath Caudill, K. Yarber L. Hoffbauer, and T. Vernon LEFT Row 1: K. Martin and M. Garcia, Row 2: S. Peetz, A. Schath, B. Becker, K. Yarber, L Green, and K. Ach, Row 3: K. Baxter and T Kuntz, Row 4: L. Hoffbauer, M. Meer, M. Stirn, T. Walsman, J. Brescia, T. Holzbacher, T Vernon, F. Walker, A. Glaub, A. Iilderton, and C. Wirth Swing Choir } Our officers this year are: Presi- dent—Jim Kuntz, Secretary—Sreve Roell, Treasurer—Keith Hazelwood, Reporter—Greg Laker, Recorder—Dennis Siebert. Our goals and objectives are: to help improve the quail population through a bird raising and release program, to en- courage good conservation practices through meeting, discussions, and field trip; to have close contact with the conservation officers and close Row 1: Mr. Crowell, J. Livers, 5. Moeller, S Roell, J. Kuntz, K. Hazelwood, D. Siebert, and R. Ostendorf Row 2: G. Swain, B. Laker, Fleddermoan, S. Eckstein, M. Volk Row 3: C. Merkel, S. Luers, L. Smith Row 4: C. Weigel, M. Reverman Row 5: G. Gutzwiller R. Hertel, B RIGHT Row 1: M. Ekins, T. Ferguson, $ Erhardt, L. Meyer, A. Bohman, K. Ekins, and S. Effinger Row 2: W. Hoegeman, S. Stirn, L. Nobbe, J. Raver, and J. Enneking Row 3: J. Amberger, 5. Wehr, A. Volk, C Baumer, C. Bryan, B. Decker, M. Heqwood, N. Anderson, A. Stock, C. Weiler, M Karbowski, H. Robben, and T. Mack. Row 4: D. Struewing, T. Hartman, K Dickman, B. Decker, S. Bryan, D. Nobbe, and J. Grossman Conservation Club association with the Tri-County Coon Hunter Conservation Club; to par- ticipate with the fish rearing projects through the conservation club's rear- ing ponds; to aid the club with tree planting and tree trimming projects through the conservation clubs tree raising program, participation in the Christmas tree planting and harvest; to help conserve better wildlife through better control of hunting and trapping practices; to help with the wildlife winter survival program; fo obey all fishing and hunting laws of the state of Indiana; to encourage good sportsmanship; to show respect for the farmer, his family, and his pro- perty; to encourage clean mind, clean body, and clean living activities for our members; to obey school policies pertaining to alcoholic beverage consumption at special ac- tivities and public gatherings. Our dues are $5.00 per year. 1984 Class Officers TOP Seniors: President, Kim Berggren; Vice- President, Potti Crowell; Secrerary, Dan Nobbe: and Treasurer, Dennis Siebert LEFT Juniors: President, Doug Struewing; Vice- President, Jon Butte; Secretary, Theresa Holzbacher and Treasurer, Paul Fasbinder ABOVE ... Sophomores: President, Kate Ekins; Vice- President, Lisa Nobbe; Secretary, Gena Ziegler; and Treasurer, Lori Meyer LEFT Freshmen: President, Kurt Enneking; Vice- President, Pete Dall; Secretary, Todd Simpson; and Treasurer, Andy Brebberman The Spanish Club consists of sixty persons who have taken Spanish from one to five years. The officers are: President—Beth Simp- son; Vice President—Jolynn Hammerle; Secretary—Kelly Ach; and Treasurer—Darlene Muckerheide. The Spanish Club sponsors a child in Guatemala by sen- ding him money for school. Among the Spanish Club's activities are a skating party and the annual trip to Kings Island. Letter S: A. Bohman, A. Naegele, J. Elder, M. Meyer, M Stirn, L. Hofer, L. Dickman, T. Hartman, M. Karbowski, T Mack, M. Garteman, L. Stroebel, K. Ach, M. Daily, T. Back, B. Werner, S. Moore, J. Voegele, N. Wissel, B. Simpson, D Muckerheide, J. Hammerle, A. Creech, B. Bergman, L Tebbe, P. Crowell, D. Fledderman, G. Molinsky, J. Brescia, M. Meer, M. Ekins, J. Parmer, and C. Klutts Letter |: R. Obermeyer, R. Williams, L. Lecher, A. Bracken, J. Niese, V. Sarringhaus, T. Vernon, G. Erman, R Sarringhaus, Mrs. Walsman, G. Hebner, D. Voegele, J Bohman, T. Simpson, J. Pacheco, A. Tamayo, J. Bohman, J. Walke, T. Britch BELOW LEFT Jackie and Adolfo adjusting to American customs BELOW RIGHT Beth S., Patty C., Daphne F., and Tereso B. practice a class skit to tell what really happened on those Mexican beaches BOTTOM Spanish Club students before their Mexican adventure Spanish Club iVAMGS A HENZCO! FFA The Batesville Chapter is proud to be a part of the Indiana FFA Association, here in Indiana the FFA is the only state organization that owns and operates their own FFA Leadership Center. 1984 promises to be a great year for our chapter. Senior officers are: President—John Ertel; Vice President—Alex Hankins; Secretary—Tim Eckstein; Treasurer—Tom Siefert; Reporter—Greg Laker; Sentinel—Greg Nobbe; Junior officers are: President—Kenny Schrank; Vice President—Mark Linkel; Secretary—Chris Merkel; Treasurer—Mike Amberger; Reporter—Eric Thie; Sentinal—Scott Luers;, We were well represented at the District contests and county judging contest, and our chapter members will be attending the State Convention in June. Our main money-making activities are: The FFA farm plot, apple sales in the fall, and Vitality seed sales in the spring. LEFT Learning the building trade Row 1: G. Nobbe, T. Siefert, J. Errel, A. Hankins, T. Eckstein, G. Laker, and Mr. Woodmansee Row 2: L. Nuhring, S. Beetz, D. Weitlesbach, B Laker, D. Struewing, J. Vankirk, T. Narwold Row 3: B. Westerfeld, M. Beetz, J. Kuntz, D Nobbe, J. Meyer, L. Prickel, and J Wiesenbach. Row 4: M. Amberger, D. Prickel, R. Gunter, M. Lamping, T. Schutte, D. Raab, 5 Luers Row 5: M. Linkel, M. Cobbler, B. Back, C Merkel, V. Sorber, B. Lamping, J. Thie Row 6: J. Metcalf, R. Ostendorf, G Mucherheide, E. Kessens, E. Thie, K. Schrank, and C. Prickel Row 7: D. Grieshop, J. Flaspohler, R Schwegman, G. Belrer, C. Meer, J. Wilhelm, and R. Werner Row 8: N. Flaspohler, M. Simmermeyer, J Kuntz, K. Hazelwood, and J. Schwegmoan LEFT Discussing the crops of 1984 MEDIA ASSISTANTS The Media Assistants are a valuable asset to the operation of the media center. Students assigned to the media center work at the front desk checking materials in and out, putting materials away, delivering messages, processing books, filing catalog cards and a variety of other tasks. Student receive grades for the effort as well as one-half credit per semester work. LEFT TO RIGHT V. Pachuta, G. Bise, N Hacker. M. Schomber, T. Ferguson, A. Suttman M. Niece, S. Raab, S. Volk, M. Hegwood, and J Raver SECRETARIES LEFT TO RIGHT B. Back, Mrs. Brandes, 5 Dickey, J. Amberger, M. Doll, A. Kelley, E Meyers, J. Bogenschutz, V. Borgman, and P Sidell OFFICE PROCEDURES Third year typing students are enrolled in office procedures. They work as ABOVE... . Row one. . . P. Sidell, T. Harpring, J. secretaries for the school personnel. Amberger, B. Fasbinder, A. Kelley, and M. : x : ! : Doll. Row two . . . 5. Raab and E. Meyers. Each week, a student is named “Secretary of the Week’’. This honor is given to the student who excels in their work—typing, proofreading, and cor- rection. They must give a good appearance and be able to work and get along with their peers and instructor. 102 Cafeteria Cooks and Their Helpers Mildred Kops, Manager, Roberta Siebert, assistant manager, Edna Wirth and Eleen Weisenbach are helpers of the cafeteria. All work for the benefit of the cafeteria of Batesville High School. LEFT TO RIGHT E. Weisenbach, E. Wirth, B. Siebert, and M. Kops The student help of the cofeteria from 11:10 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. five days a week. Row 1: S. Giesting, S. Wagner, L. Belter, B. Gunter, T. Moody, and M. Vierling. Row 2: J. Davis, M Martin, and C. Duerstock. VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) is a co-curricular club for students enrolled in trade, industrial, technical, and health occupational training programs. The purposes of the club are to develop leadership, to perform community and civic ser- vices, and to participate in recrea- tional and social activities. Being a co-curricular club, all co-op students enrolled in the ICT and ICE programs at Batesville High School become members of the local VICA Club, Indiana VI CA, and National VICA. Members have the opportuni- ty to compete in individual and group leadership contests and skill contests on a regional, state, and na- tional basis. The local VICA club is divided into two sections, each having officers, which combine to form the Batesville Row 1: M. Oesterling, E. Horstman, A Davidson, D. Eckstein, M. Greenway, J. Lecher, and A. Dwenger Row 2: Mr. D. Carmichael, T. Narwold, G. Kirschner, D. Werner, D. Fledderman, D. Kruthoupt, L. Narwold, D. Lamping, T. Meer, and G. Struewing Row 1: N. Flaspohler, F. Bedel, R. Flaspohler, S. Meyer, C. Oesterling, T. Tingle, and J. Schwegman Row 2: Mr. Carmichoel, C. Prickel, A. Glaub, M. Miller, 5. Wallpe, and B. Sarringhaus VICA VICA Club. The sectional officers this year are: Presidents—Dan Eckstein and Steve Meyer, Vice- Presidents—Ed Horstman and Francis Bedel, Secretaries—Angie Dwenger and Ron Flaspohler, Treasurers—Alvin Davidson and Chris Oesterling, Reporters—Janet Lecher and Theresa Tingle, Parliamen- tarians—Mike Greenway and Joe Schwegman, and Sergeants-At- Arms—Matt O6cesterling and Nick Flaspohler. The local VICA Advisor is Mr. Don Carmichael, the ICT ICE Teacher—Coordinator. The primary fund-raising activity is through payment of local club dues. According to the expense of club pro- jects, other fund raising activities have been held. Most of the money is used to pay for the Annual Employer-Employee banquet, com- at Laie munity projects, and for delegate and contestant expenses to con- ferences and contests. The highlight of each year is the Employer-Employee Banquet, where the students have an opportunity to pay tribute to their employers and supervisors who have provided a place of employment whereby they have had the opportunity to learn job skills under actual working conditions. Melanie Miller was a State Finalist this year, and competed in the State Nurse Assistant contest held in Indianapolis. Janet Lecher was the Outstanding ICE student and Scott Wallpe was the Outstanding ICT student this year. Melanie Miller Marvin Narwold Tim Meer Margaret Mary Community Hospiral Narwold Farms, INC The Village Store Janet Lecher Gerry Kirschner Ron Gunter Home Federal Savings Bank Hook's Margaret Mary Community Hospital Ed Horstman Ron Flaspohler Mike Greenway Kroger Burger Chef Margaret Mary Community Hospital Tim Narwold Chris Oesterling Matt Oesterling Len Narwold Farm Nobbe Motors, Inc Bedel's Union 76 Service Greg Struewing Theresa Tingle Scott Wallpe Oldenburg Marathon Margaret Mary Community Hospital Bedel's Union 76 Service Dan Eckstein Simpson's IGA Foodliner National Honor Society Each year new members are in- vited to join the National Honor Socie- ty. Members are chosen on Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Not only do these peo- ple have brains, they are involved in many extra-curricular activities as you can see. ABOVE Row 1: M. Garcia and K. Martin Row 2: B. Meyer, S. Dickey, $ Miller, K. Fehlinger, and B. Dieckmann Row 3: S. Miller, C. Baumer, T. Back, D. Ripperger, V. Borgman, and J. Enneking Row 4: T. Gausman, T. Kunkel, J Hunter, C. Meyer, S. Hall, T. Holzbacher, and M. Hansen Row 5: B. Bergman, S. Erhardt, M. Daily, B. Simpson, J. Brescia, and J. Amberger Row 6: D Wierlisboch, G. Molinsky, D. Schoetmer, B. Decker, K. Yorn, D. Davis, M Galle, J. Nobbe and D. Nobbe MIDDLE LEFT Judy Amberger performs during halftime CENTER Beth Simpson enjoys the Senior D J Dance MIDDLE RIGHT Sammy Hall keeps track during the slave auction FAR LEFT . . . Brian Dieckmann on Achievement Day. LEFT . . . Habla espanol bien, Julie? The twenty-fifth annual Scholastic Awards Pro gram was held on May 8 to honor students for outstanding scholastic achievement. Students in o e grades nine through twelve are honored for mak- Silver Anniversary for A wards ing the honor roll the first semester and the fourth and fifth six week grading periods. The program is sponsored by the Batesville Jaycees and is the BELOW Steve Galle and Greg Hebner patiently await their first certificate highest academic honor accorded by the Batesville schools Recipients of first year certificates were Peter Ekman, Senior; Brenda Becker, Amber Creech Maria Daily, Michael Koetter, Tammy Swegman Juniors; Brad Decker, John Grossman, Greg Schrader, Sophomores; Michael Baumer, Amy Bohmon, Jeffrey Bohman, Andy Brebberman Tony Britch, Steven Galle, Gregory Hebner, Jeffrey Huntermon, Brad Kiser, Mark Martin, Barbara Meyer, Trevor Moeller, Victor Sarringhaus, James Walke, Bruce Wiley, Rick Wilhelm, Freshmen Recipients of the two yeor certificates were Linda Eckstein, Junior; Stephen Bryan, Charissa DeFrancesco, Mary Jo Dickman, Kate Ekins, Julie Elder, Sharon Freese, Sandy Grieshop, John Hammerle, Timothy Hunter, Debbie Krieger, Lori Meyer, Amy Naegle, Lisa Nobbe, Lisa Rosfeld Julie Sarringhaus, Chris Stroeble, Mark Timke, Sophomores Recipients of the three year certificates were Diane Schrader, Kendall Yorn, Seniors; Tammy Back, Connie Baumer, Beth Bergman, Valarie Borgman, Julie Brescia, Don Davis, John Enneking Shelley Erhardt, Kim Fehlinger, Monina Garcia Chan Gutzwiller, Sammy Hall, Michael Hansen Teresa Holzbacher, Tammy Kunkel, James Kuntz Kim Martin, Robert Meyer, George Molinsky, Scott Moore, Jef Nobbe, Diane Rippener, Juniors Recipients of the four year plaques were Judy Amberger, Brenda Back, Maura Daily, Brian Decker, Michele Dickey, Brian Dieckmann, Theresa Dreyer, Michael Galle, Jacqueline Hunter, Joseph ) Kuntz, Carla Meyer, Jerome Meyer, Michelle Miller, Daniel Nobbe, Dennis Schoetmer, Beth WML Simpson, Anita Suttman, David Wierlisbach ABOVE Congratulations to the Senior plaque winners LEFT Humble but proud. Mike Galle and Brian Decker show off their plaque BELOW LEFT Jackie Hunter, “Let us bow our heads BELOW CENTER Sharon Freese wonders if her shoes will ‘clack’ on the stage BELOW Mary Jo Dickman accepts her award from Dr. Jennings The Key Club is a community ser- vice organization sponsored by the Kiwanis. The club contains twenty members in grades nine through twelve who meet weekly and on one evening monthly. Three committees make up the Key Club. Membership, Fund Raising, and K-Relations. The chairmen are Diane Schrader, Kurt Ritter and Jef Nobbe, respectively. Major projects for the 1983-84 year included helping with the bicycle safety program, the Harvest Homecoming Days and the Home Show. The main money making pro- ject was lining the soccer fields for the Kiwanis. Officers for the Key Club are Presi- dent Wendy Harpring, Vice-President Steve Bryan, and Secretary Beth Bergman. Faculty advisor is Mr. Brelage. ABOVE Row 1: B. Bergman, W. Harpring, $ Bryan Row 2: D. Schrader, L. Stroebel, M Bailey, S. Shields Row 3: M. Karbowski, M Westerfeld, M. Stock, J. Nobbe Row 4: B Decker, D. Davis, B. Bockstahler, B. Decker OPTIONS CLUB Above Row 4: S. Bryan, J. Meyer, T. Holzbacher, J. Nobbe, M. Karbowski Row 2: 5. Hall, B. Becker, C. Gutzwiller, K Fehlinger, J. Hunter, T. Wolff, C. De Francesco, S. Freese, M. Garcia Row 3: J. Brescia, C. Werner, D. Fledderman, S. Dickey, T. Dreyer, M. Hansen, J. Nobbe, T. Hunter Row 4: A Ekins, B. Einhaus, M. Stock, B. Heidlage, L. Tebbe, L. Eckstein, J. Hammerle, J. Merkel, L. Stroebel, J. Schwettman, and M. Westerfeld Memory Makers There was a lot of time being taken to put together the 1983-1984 yearbook. Layout for each page had to be done and checked and rechecked before the pages could be sent to Texas for the final printing Anne Ekins led the staff during homeroom as they tried to meet the necessary deadlines. We have a new advisor who is Mr. Larry Lemen. This year we have people assigned in different groups. Our Business manager is Vicki Pachuta and Co- editor, Brenda Back. We sold $200 worth of ads more than last year. Students paid $16.00 per book, but the total cost for the making of each of the books was nearly $26.00. Hopefully, a lot of people would like to look up memories from when you were a senior, or a junior, or a sophomore, or even a freshman, in the Bulldog 1983-1984 yearbook. LEFT Row 1: L. Nobbe, J. Schwettman, A Ekins, J. Kinker, K. Fehlinger, K. Ekins. Row 2: C. DeFrancesco, T. Back, P. Sidell, D Schrader, T. Foist, C. Gutzwiller, J. Enneking, T Wolff Row 3: Mr. Lemen, D. G. Gieser, C. Werner, T Hartshorn Row 4: V. Pachuta, V. Borgman Row 5: J. Davis, J. Amberger LEFT . . . Show us how it's done, Anne ABOVE Working Hard? Even on your birthday! 112 Bound for Broadway Only one play, which was a musical, was performed by the Thespian Club this year. Since all members cannot be in each play, there is work for everyone i n costumes, lighting, and backgrounds. Although most aren't bound for Broadway, fun was had by all. The officers are Sandy Wehr, Daphne Fledderman, Teri Dreyer, and Patti Crowell. Sponsor of the Thes- pian Club is Mr. Hayes. RIGHT Jenny Kinker poses for her publicity photographs BELOW ‘Paparrazzi” photo catches Chan's sultry look Row 1: B. Heidlage, J. Kinker, S. Dickey, J. Amberger, T. Dreyer, 5. Wehr Row 2: D. Moeller, C. Meyer, P. Crowell, C. Gutzwiller, C. Werner, T. Foist, V. Borgmnan, A. Bohman Row 3: J. Jennings, S. Lamping Row 4: B. Meyer, V. Weisenbach, M. Meer ‘Another Openin’ Another Show ” TOP MIDDLE LEFT The 1983-84 Spring Musical was performed on the nights of May 11th and 12th. The musical, entitled “Another Openin’ Another Show combined the talents of the Thes- pians and the members of the Music Department and was under the direction of Mr. Hayes, Miss Terry and Mr. Enneking. Mr. Zimmerman also contributed to the musical by helping with the instrumental music and providing harmonica music for the solo dance number “Another Openin’ Another Show consisted of scenes and songs from famous Broadway musicals A Chorus Line,” “My Fair Lady’, ‘The Sound of Music’, ‘Flower Drum Song’, “Most Happy Fella’, ‘Gyp- sy , ‘A Little Night Music’’, “West Side Story’, ‘Bye Bye Birdie The Music Man”, ‘Cats’, “Funny Girl’, ‘South Pacific’’, ‘‘Finian’s Rainbow”’, They're Playin’ Our Song”, ‘‘Fiddler on the Roof’, and ‘’Kiss Me, Kate.” Thirty-six high school students par- ticipated in the production of ‘Another Openin’ Another Show’’—this includes the cast, the band, the light crew, and stage crew Also, a special thanks went to Jack Laugle, Kevin Doyle, and Jeff Ed- wards—the three 1983 BHS graduates who helped make the show a success Ron Fitzpatrick plays Winthrop and sings a solo in Wells Fargo Wagon Mindy Meer and Missy Stirn singing their little hearts out Cindy Wirth in her solo from ‘Cats TOP Brenda Becker and Sammy Hall backstage before they go on CENTER All the cast singing in the Telephone Hour BOTTOM Mike Ertel and Mindy Meer enjoy their dinner BELOW Shelley Dickey and Brian Decker in ‘People BELOW Sammy Hall, Lisa Hoffbauer, and Parti Crowell are the daughters in ‘Matchmaker RIGHT Dennis Siebert in ‘Brush Up Your Shakespeare BOTTOM The Grand Finale. Where's your hat Jenny? STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN April 28, 1984, began with picture taking, pinning on of corsages, and a romantic dinner. Everyone's dress was of a formal aftire, which set a royal mood for the evening. We entered the prom through a starlight staircase ascending into our “Stairway to Heaven.’’ The gym was decorated in the heavenly colors of blue and silver to compliment our theme. We danced to the sound of Rockbound all evening. Shannon Keith and Mike Heqwood were crowned Queen and King of the Prom. Their court consisted of Jen- ny Kinker escorted by Joe Raver, and Anne Ekins escorted by Mark Geisting. As 11:30 rolled around, the gym began to clear, but the memories remained. TOP The King and Queen are named CENTER Mrs. Vogele takes over for the band BELOW LEFT The royal court dances BELOW RIGHT Shannon is crowned LEFT Shelly and Jeff discuss where her shoes might be CENTER LEFT Beth Simpson and her date enjoy a quiet moment BOTTOM LEFT Did they plan this or what? CENTER Look into my eyes TOP RIGHT Joanie and escort watch the actior CENTER RIGHT Mrs. Voegele and Mr. Vicars BOTTOM RIGHT May | have this dance? Me ‘ . 2 Se ee - : a ™ s a 2 te + nace ae . ‘ RIGHT Annette and Connie jam to the sounds of Rockbound BELOW Sharon Effinger and Mike Hansen arrive at the prom CENTER RIGHT Kim Schmidt and Andy Glaub are announced by Mrs. Edwards BOTTOM LEFT Freshman servers pose BOTTOM RIGHT Smile Richie! ah? er ‘3 hy ee Ames sie nt aad This year a little added extra event followed the prom. Everyone went home and changed and then return- ed to the high school for an evening of fun-filled activities. There was “gambling,”’ dancing, movies, and refreshments. Every half hour a drawing was held and a prize award- ed. At 3:30 A.M., a grand prize of $300 was awarded to junior Steve Walke. It had been several years since an afterprom was held. There was Q great turn-out, and eveyone had a wonderful time. TOP Brenda Becker rakes in the ‘‘cash CENTER LEFT Dan Nobbe and Tammy Wolff take a chance CENTER RIGHT Jeff Dreyer tells Shelly what to bid BOTTOM LEFT Get your “money ’ down! BOTTOM RIGHT Who made that mess? Seniors Will Move the World”’ May 19, 1984, marked a day of mixed emotions for the class of 1984. Some graduates were happy; some felt a sense of accomplishment, and some felt relieved. Others were sad and sorry to leave their classmates of twelve years. The graduates entered the foorball field while the band played ‘Pomp and Circumstance’. The senior class officers Kim Berggren, Patti Crowell, Dan Nobbe, and Dennis Siebert took the audience on an interesting ride down memory lane, recalling experiences from their freshman to their senior years of high school. The graduating girls with their long-stermmed red roses and boys with their red rose boutonnieres listened to Shelly Dickey as she sang “Old and Wise’’. The graduating class of 1984 shared their special occasion with the class of 1934, which was celebrating its fiftieth anniversary of their high school graduation. The class motto was “Give us a place to stand, and we will move the world.’’ The class flower was the red rose, and the class col- ors were dusty rose and silver. The sponsor for the class of 1984 was Gene Wuestefeld. TOP Sandy Wehr addresses her classmates RIGHT Why don’t you smile, Mike? BELOW Tracy and Robin forgot to cross their legs LEFT Class officers reminisce BELOW Shannon Keith delivers bac , calaureate address P| ABOVE Shelly Dickey sings “Old and Wise’ accompanied by Mr. Enneking. LEFT . . . Brian Decker, valedictorian, and Jackie Hunter, salutatorian, receive honors from Mr Lemen RIGHT Hamid checks to see if it's official BELOW LEFT Betsy Kelley receives diploma BELOW RIGHT Smile Brenda, it’s signed! BOTTOM LEFT Dr. Jennings presents diploma to Joe Kuntz BOTTOM RIGHT Vicki Pachutoa wonders if it was all worth it TOP LEFT Judy Bogenschutz gets a hug of congratulations TOP RIGHT Keith Hazelwood helps Ann Metz through her day MIDDLE Is that your mom, Peggy? BOTTOM Toss ‘em high, Seniors! RIGHT Vicki gives ‘That Look” to one of the Beetz boys CENTER RIGHT Let's have no funny business, Susan and Wendy BELOW RIGHT Why are you under the bleachers? BELOW Teri Dreyer congratulates fellow senior while trying to inhale his tassle. 1983 senior, Jane Hartshorn, sleeps in background TOP LEFT How will you ever find your own har? TOP RIGHT Beth Simpson and Patty Crowell wonder if there are any summer jobs at the library ABOVE LEFT The Girls’ lose it while watching Tara ‘‘Pooh’’ Baumer die from hysteria ABOVE RIGHT. . . John Ennecking steadies Mark Moorman as Mark recovers from graduation Best Wishes... from your friends, the employees of Hill-Rom Company Batesville Casket Company American Tourister subsidiaries of HILLENBRAND INDUSTRIES NOBBE MOTORS INC. 1198 State Rd. 46E Batesville, Phone: 934-3102 Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile - j pont Buick ; 1 24 2x2 y = nae em — | -, . = aie i = . AN iy : oom bas Mirai bi 4 eT Cot dmat te Dt | dent tes ; fie — : : bi — o | - at : .) | . if! ; i ‘ fii) 7 BANK AND TRUST CO., Batesville, IN Congratulations Class of ’84 Juniors McDONALD’s James and Laura Holowicki HOLOWICKI ENTERPRISES, INC. owner operator 320 Cross Country Plaza Batesville, Indiana 47006 24 hr. towing Day 934-3808 Night 623-2578 Complete Engine and Transmission work Front end alignments, exhaust, tires, Welding, carburetor repairs BATESVILLE STATE BANK BATESVILLE STATE BANK The Batesville State Bank is the place for all your banking needs. A full service bank and a member of FDIC. 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CONCRETE AND TRUCKING Route 3, Box 76 Batesville, IN 47006 (812) 934-4110 THE VILLAGE STORE Sycamore and Main Oldenburg, Indiana 47036 (812) 934-3011 HIRT ELCO, INC. Contractors 108 W. Pearl Sr. Batesville, Indiana 47006 Phone: 934-4646 Plumbing—Heating—Air-Conditioning—Electrical BATESVILLE BLUE FLAME SAS Lom Route 2, Box 72 Batesville, IN 934-4711 WEIGEL FUNERAL HOME, INC. 200 S$. Walnut Sr. P.O. Box 36 Batesville, Indiana 47006 “Ath Generation of Funeral Service.”’ Ronald C. Weigel Owner Operator 934-3201 BRUNS-GUTZWILLER, INC. General Contractor Construction Management Building Supply 934-2105 KOCH’S BRAU HAUS Wasserstrasse St. Oldenburg, Indiana 47036 (812) 934-4840 WILLIAMSON nate Established 1890 Williamsoon established 1890 Ed Doyle Co., Inc. Batesville, IN 47006 934-3233 PIZZA HAUS 104 East Boehinger Batesville, Indiana 934-4004 ‘Best Wishes Graduates of 1984! SITTERDING INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 934-4712 Highway 46 Batesville DREYERHAUS NURSING HOME 958 East Highway 46 Most Modern Nursing Home in Southwestern Indiana Administrator: Robert F. Woods 934-2436 STRABER OIL CO., INC. 628 E. Pearl Sr. Batesville, IN 47006 934-2910 Gasoline —Diesel Fuel— Home Heating Oil— Motor Oil MEYERS FUNERAL HOME Two Locafions Batesville, Indiana (812) 934-2701 MEYERS FUNERAL HOME 502 W. Pearl St. Nelson G Margaret Meyers Brookville, Indiana (317) 647-5311 PHILLIP’S CHAPEL OF MEMORIES 4025 Granklin Sr. Vernon Sherry Meyers Kerschell Phillips BATESVILLE TOOL DIE INC. Route 3, Box 96B Batesville, IN 47006 K.M.1. Inc. P.O. Box 368 Manchester, KY 40962 Tools—Dies—Stampings—Assembly Ron Fledderman 934-5616 President Bobbi Pachuta’s Custom Framing by the Miter Box 349 Pear! St. Batesville, Ind. 47006 812—934-4030 Patrons Batesville Chamber of Commerce Bedel Phone Sales and Service Bedel Union 76 The Bookshelf Caribbean Tanning Spa Chuck's Hideway Dr. Daftary Dr. Thomas Edwards, O.D. Dr. Wade Farmers Feed and Produce Fireside Inn French's Meat Locker Fullenkamp’s Hardware and Sporting Goods Grady Realtors Greenman, Kellerman, and Wilson Greensburg Tri-County Veterinary Clinic H. R. Block Harmeyer’s Supermarket Harris Studios Heidt Plumbing Hertel’s Shoe Store King’s Tavern Kirschner’s Department Store Knueven's T.V. and Appliance Lindemann Co. M. and N. Construction Mark Montgomery, D.D.S. Montgomery Wards Oldenburg Body Shop Red's Oasis Inn Representative Edward Goble Saint Louis School Selkirk’s Package Store Six Pine Ranch T-Shirt World Town Stitchery V.F.W. Post 3183 Weberding Carving Shop White Barn Wuestefeld T.V. and Appliance TOP RIGHT Master of ceremonies Mr. Dunker prepares to roast retiring teacher Mr. Carl Burt TOP LEFT Mr. Butt waits his turn LEFT Mr. Butt and wife Rose BELOW RIGHT Where's the white meat? BELOW LEFT Mr. Raver and Mrs. Edwards recite poetry