Benjamin Bosse High School - Legacy / Spirit Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Sponsored First Foreign Student The Service Committee, directed by Marsha Thomp- son and Bob Whitehouse, co-chairmen, sponsored many money raising drives and civic activities. With the help of the Foreign Student Committee the Service Commit- tee took charge of Student Council Week presented early in the fall. The Committee also had a help dayl, this year. Several students took the children from Hill- erest Children's Home to Meskor Zoo. Others visited the Crippled Childreifs Rehabilitation Center in Chand- ler, Indiana, and the Neighborhood House in Evansville. These students painted and rebuilt pieces of furniture. THE EDUCATION COBIMITTEE headed by Sandra Altheide and Howard Turner, eo-chairmen, revised the student hand book that is always given to the fresh- men in the fall. Their committee made phone hooks with every student's name, address and phone number in it. This committee was also in charge of the Orien- tation Day for freshmen. There have been many changes made, safety wise, around Bosse thanks to the Safety Committee headed hy Mike Clippinger and Dan Breidenhaeh. The familiar posters around scho-ol publicizing events and proieets were the results of many hours of labor on the part of the Pubilicity Committee headed by Mike Traw and .leanne VVellborn. The constitution and by-laws were revised this year under the direetion of Nlike Hard and ,Indy W'illis, eo- ehairmen of the Legislative Committee. Student Council officers were Slmron Elliott, uiee-pr'esi- clentq Bill Donner, gn'esi1Ierzlg Joanne Gregory, sec'rei11ry and Phil Fine, frerlsurcr. 31

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Celebrrlting Hn' rieiorn of the seniors- in the IIIIFIIIIIIIIYII fI'll!'k meet ore Nf'l'l:l'Itl loyal ivfzirleiifs- n'l1o uttenflefl the t'Cinz1er Bulln following the trnek lneef .s'ponsorecl by Studelil Conneil, Student Council SCHOOL PHONE DIRECTORIES, the foreign student pr-ojeet, safety progrznns and help days were u few of the inuny projects Student Couneil successfully coin- pleted this year. It wusnit all work though, for there were two dzlnees during the year directed hy the Social Connnittee eo- ehuirinen Cinger Steinhauier und Ceorge Daugherty. In the full the guls inet their dutes at the Pigskin Bull. In the spring there was an Intru-Class Track Meet fol- lowed hy ai dunee, the Cinder Bull. The proceeds from hoth dunees went into the Foreign Student fund. THE BIGGEST UNDERTAKING Couneil had wus the Foreign Student Project. The Foreign Student Coni- inittee, forined lust year, has eontinued to funetion this yeur under the eo-ehuirinen jenn Stanshury und Ken Bonhznn. This eonnnittee had several projects ineluding u style show und Intru-Cluss Truek Nleet during the yeur to raise inoney for u foreign student next yeur. This yenr's foreign student, AIIRISUISSIQI Desi Baku. was from Putrns, Creeee, where she ranked first scholasti- ezilly in her eluss. She entered Bosse il ll junior hut her wide range ol? knowledge ullowed her to take some senior snhjeets, Students huye leurned lllllCll hy huying tl foreign student here, An1l.s't11,s'ia l3e.s'i,i liulfu, BKI6'-Yf'i-S' foreign student, rlnrl leon Strlnslzwll, eo-elinirimln of the foreign student rom- iniflee. anxiously ufrli! for the eoinpletion of II telephone will fo lJesi'.s' prn'enI.x' in Creeee. Keeping things going arounrl .s-eliool are the Student Council COH1H1fffl'C elmirnien. Serlterl ure Ginger Stein- liauer, Sandra Altlzeirle, jean Still!-S'IIlll'U and Murslm Thompson. Standing are Mike Trnw, Mike Hard' and Mike Clippinger.

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Choir Harmonized ln School Activities Amorfiiig music for Ilze I'l1i1ll',.S' next performance are tllc oflir'L'r.s': Datrizl Rogge, fl'l'lliX'lll'l'l'j Sliarou Foster, jI7'l'-S'l- zlent, and Doris Sclzutartz, secretary. Bilsgf l'l'lIl'lIl'.S'lllg for tlieir parts for flw opcrrffta are tlie learly, Bonnie Buttram, iclio played ulJUI'f7fl1!fg,, jim Sormcmalcer, tlze 'tScareero'iu,U Bill Danner, the Cowarrllgf Lionf' and Mike Cannon, the Tin XVOUIll?llHl.v 32. UNDER THE DIRECTION of Richard V. Hyatt, the Concert Choir, besides participating in thc traditional Christmas and Easter pageants, also sang in several church services and school asscmhlics. The 5:2 member group participated in thc First An- nual Choir Day, organized to allow thc high school choirs to hear each other perform. Mcmhers of the sixth period class included Luisa Ainiguet, Shirley Ash- hy, Stephanie Abel, Linda Sue Bills, Libby DeVold, Edna Evans, Sharon Foster and Judy Hazelwood. Kay Ilunt, Carolyn Hayden, Marjory Melvin, Darlmy Miller, Martha Lockwood, Doris Schwartz, Cheri Simpson, Charlotte YVarren and Bonnie NVurtz also sang the alto part. Sopranos were Sue Ellen Ahrens, Joyce Rarger. Delores Bell, Ellen Emerson, Hoodie Fonts, ,lolene Ful- ton, -Ianice -lorgenson, ,Indy LaRoe, llelcn McDonald. Sherry Sclmcll, Sharon Tapley, Marsha Thompson and judy XVright. PROVIDING THE TENOR harmony were Lyle Boll, Charles Clcck, Chuck Ealcins, jerry Edwards, Frank McCrcary, Virgil Phipps, Kye Rorie and Mike Traw. Singing in the hass clef were Don Cox, Larry Dyer, Ronnie Folz, Loran Love, lon McClain, Don Mohley, Terry Mullen. Scott Nash. Gene Purdue. David Rogue. jim Sonnemaker, lim Talhert and Dale XVo1'lc. XVithin the choir were two groups, a four-part octet and a hoysi quartet, hoth of which sang in numerous programs outside of school. Ellen Emerson and Delores Bell sang soprano while Sharon Foster and Carolyn Hayden sang alto in the octet. Chuck Eakins, -Ierry Edwards, Don Mehley and Scott Nash, who also formed the quartet, sang the hoys' part. DORIS SCHYVARTZ was the recipient ot the Ki- wanis award, given for outstanding work in the choir. She was selected hy memhers of all the choirs and the Kiwanis Club. On May I2 and lf? the Choral Music Department produced the musical version of The YVizard of Ozf, Sharon Elliott, as student director, assisted Mr. Hyatt in directing the show. Chairmen of crews and com- mittees were also important in the production. 1-v lrlesifles' prouicliug tlle Clioral lzaclcgrounrl for tlze trarlitional Cl1ri.s'tn111.y pageant at sclzool, tlze clzoir .vang at the yule-title Vesper seru- ices at YVa.vlzington Avenue Presbyterian Cliurclz anrl tlze Terrace Park Baptist Cliurcli, The group also participatefl in- tlzr' Evansville College Choir Day. The prograni presenterl at Glenwood grade sclzool con- .visterl of Tl1anlc.s'gi1:ing songs. As part of the olzserizance of lfaster, tlie clioir sang in tlie Easter pageant and in a service at the Gar- waorl General liapfixt Cliurcli. The four par! octet and tlze lzoyx' juartet liarl frequent in- vitations to .ring for various lroiclzeoris.