Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

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Homecoming, Bulldog Style. The 1985 Homecoming game began at 7:30 at B.H.S. Gridiron on September 20, against the East Central Trojans. The Bulldogs came out with high hopes after coming off with a close victory over South Dearborn the week before. Batesville won the coin toss and decided to receive the open- ing kickoff. The Bulldogs’ opening drive was stopped quickly by the East Central defense. On Batesville’s first time at defense, Mike Ertel stunned the Trojans with a quick interception early Above .. against the Trojans. 8 Homecoming Game in the game. The Bulldogs were, once again, held on their second possession by a strong East Central defense. East Central scored first on a 25-yard field goal; and in turn, Batesville tied the score at three with a record 40-yard field goal by Tom Daily. Unfortunately, East Central controlled the rest of the game. The Bulldogs gave it a valiant ef- fort, but allowed the Trojans to score twice more. When time ran out, the final score read 16-3, East Central. - Harry Robben enjoys @ cocktail between plays. Right ... The offense moves the ball Below . . . Coach Scalf disagrees with a referee's call.

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Left ... Kim Daily and Bryan Fledderman prepare themselves for the long and treacherous Ae journey that awaits them. Below ... Varsity ae cheerleaders got the community fired up for the AN i] ae a big game. A Fun Sort ot Homecoming The High School held their annual Homecoming parade on September 20, 1985. Members of the Batesville High School Student Council played a vital part in the organization of the parade. Co-Chairmen of the parade were Missy Meyer and Alisa Robert- son. The two girls accepted the respon- sibility of one of the most visible events of the Student Council. This year the parade began at 6:00 that evening and was led by the Bulldog Marching Band. Following the band were the queen candidates and representatives who made up the court. The class floats then followed for judgement by a select group of teachers. This year the Juniors won the float contest. Also participating were many of the local merchants. Left ... Charissa DeFrancesco and Brian Schwetiman wave shyly toward the crowd. Below ... This crazy bunch of fellows added a little color and uniqueness to the parade.

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Below . . . Dave Wachsman and the rest of the Bulldog defense are ready to mutilate their opponents. Below ... The Bulldogs run through the tunnel before the game. Above . . . Tom Daily is demonstrating good pun- ting form. September 20, 1985 9