Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

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Left:The upbeat music of the BHS band filled the air as the homecoming parade marched on. Below: fans rolled out the red carpet for the Bulldogs on Homecoming evening — Go ge t’em Dogs. Above Left :“‘Torch the Tigers; win the gold”... was the winning phrase for seni- ors for the 1988 Homecoming Float Com- petition. Above: Joe Volk gives his sister, Tricia, and her escort, Jason Sandifer, a ride in the homecoming parade. Homecoming Parade 11

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Tt “lime for Royalty The excitement at halftime was more astounding than ever before. The time had come to crown the winners of the homecoming festivities. Everyone grew anxious as the freshman, sophomore, and junior represenatives, along with their escorts, were introduced. Finally, the king and queen candidates made their entrance with looks of anxiety and butterflies in their stomachs. First across the field were king can- didates Rick Ehrman and John Siebert, with their escorts Amy Fehlinger and Renee Wilkins. They were followed by queen candidates Dawn Fledderman and Bridget Prickel, with their escorts Tony Dulin and Jeff Wissel. Then came Senior class rebels show their spirit with a Pete Kellerman creation. 10 Homecoming Parade queen candidate Gwen Gutzwiller, es- corted by king candidate Jeff Blum. The crowning began with junior Angie Bohman being chosen Princess of the Court. Powder-Puff Captain Debbie Voegele then crowned Jeff Blum Home- coming King. After a moment of silence, Gwen Gutzwiller was named the 1988- 89 Homecoming Queen. She was pre- sented with a bouquet of roses and a crown by the football captains, Dan Ab- planalp and Dan Jaisle. By Fehlinger, Blum, Wilkins Freshman representative, Susan Deal and escort Brian Amrhein are driven through the parade by Susan's father. Tim Bedel and Jeff Bede! show their FFA pride as they ride their float in the home- coming parade. The FFA float placed fourth in the float competition.

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Jeff Blum poses for the camera while Jeff Wissel tries to explain a philososphy to a fellow classmate. Below: “It’s a bird; it’s a plane; no, it’s Senator Goble,” Senior Mark Harpring tells fellow classmate Dawn Fledderman as they pass out political information. 12 Candids Special “fimes For some it’s the beginning and for some it’s the end, but for all it's the years of 1988-1989. Through the years of high school, the students and faculty become close. In classes and dur- ing extra-curricular activities, stu- dents show their affections for one another. If someone ever needs a helping hand or a shoul- der to lean on, there is always a friend there. The B.H.S. students and faculty work together to ac- complish the goals set and the dreams sought. There is a special time for everything, and at Bates- ville High School all of the times are special. By: R. Wilkins, E. Wiley During a frustrating lunch, Dan Abplanalp shows his true personality.