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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1989 volume:

' The lrhh rock group U2 won a 1988 Grammy Award for Album of . the Near for The loshua Tree, which xnld 12 million cupiest Album I hlts included With or Without You and I Still Haven't tround hhat I'm Looking lop Mlchdcl Jackson's Bad wvld more than 19 million copies worldwide. The thart breaking album um the hrst album in history to generate hx'e number one singlex, including The Way You Make Me Feel. Beimveled and lwdauled, U5. sprinter lilureme Griffith-Joyner tHu-Jm astounded the world with her perthrmance at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, Korea. Her sisterrinlau; track star latkie Joyner-Kersee, joined Crithtlrloyner in bringing home the gold. Panama's embattled strongman Con. Manuel Antonio Noriega waved to supporters in the presidential palace in Panama City. With the launch of the space shuttle Discovery, America re-entered space after the 1986 Challenger disastert 1116 successful launch took place at Kennedy Space Center in September 1988. hos Angeles Dodgers m'nning pitcher and World Series MVP Orel Hershiser helped the Dodgers defeat the Oakland Ks 5-2 in the final game. ConTenTs TiTIe Page .......... 4 STudehT Life ........ 4 Clubs and Academics ....... 26 People ........... 50 AThIeTics .......... 84 AdverTising ....... 404 Index ............ 422 Colophon ........ 428 'AIThough The Bosse yearbook is as old as The school iTseIf, H has always carried The same home as The school newspa- per, ThJ School SQiTiT. This year's book boosTs a new home, The Legacy, which will henceforTh remind Bosse grad- uoTes of whoT lies behind and ahead. The Legacy Volume 4T The Senior EdiTion of T h I ir'T Benjamin Bosse High School 4300 WashingTon Avenue Evansville, Indiana 47744 Building . . . To Those unfamiliar wiTh Ben- jamin Bosse High School, The $1.2 million renovaTion pro- jeoT ThaT began in The spring of 1988 may seem To mark The beginning of Bosse's TransiTion inTo an eliTe edu- caTional faciliTy. ln realiTy, The consTruchon work is only The laTesT in a series of evenTs ThaT have helped Bosse To build and convey a new image. Over The pasT few years, everyone from The adminisw TraTive sTaff To The cusTodial sTaff has made imporTanT conTribuTions To The beTTer- menT of B.H.Sl The adminis- TraTion has worked To allevi- aTe disciplinary problems, mosT noTiceably freshman lniTiaTion. The work of The cusTodians ofTen begins af- Ter almosT everyone else's school day has ended. Thanks To Them, The building begins each day in spic- and-span condiTion. In addi- Tion, Bosse has assembled one of The besT-educaTed and professional faculTies in The area. The STudenT Council has been acTive in The commu- niTy Through a visiTaTion pro- jecT in oonjunoTion wiTh The Good SamariTan Home. The group has also worked hard on many oTher school pro- jecTs, including The annual Tolo Dance. Bosse's aThleTio Teams have achieved aT leasT a level of respecTabillTy in all sporTs. Through parTlclpaTion in These and oTher aoTiviTies such as foreign language clubs, Pep Club, and various academic compeTlTions, The sTudenTs have conTribuT- ed The rnosT To Bosse's rise. STudenTs in Mrs Moran's ArchiTecTural Drawing class learn The basics of building. 2 Opening The building of friendships also conTinues. In progress is The consTrucTion of a $1.2 million addiTion To Bosse's gymnasium. LoChelle Owsley, Christa Webb, Tameka King, and Acklyn Johnson laugh at lunch. Sewing Technology classes, taught in ThlS case by Mrs Juonno Robinson, get hondsion training Cmemng 7 The Homecoming Dance provided Brion Kimberling ample opportunity to express his opinion, A popular port of home football games was performances by the flag corps. The group appeared in new whife-ond-silver uniforms wifh a variety of colorful flags and ribbons during various parts of The show. 4 STudenT Life t. at x; : 51$? ,, STudenT Life Studem wae 5 The HordesT PorT Is GeTTing STorTed WriTing The firsT paragraph of your oomposiTion, cuTTing inTo 0 fresh piece of fabric, sTepping inTo a brand new driver's ed cor e The hordesT porT is geTTing sTorTed. AlThough eorly bedTimes and ear- Iy risings disTinguish The end of summer, They also mark new be- ginnings. People are making new friends, learning new Things, and becoming beTTer odjusTed each day oT school. The new year gives people 0 chance for 0 fresh, cleon sTorT for Themselves. SCOTT Lessenberry and Emily MiTcheIl compare notes in Mrs Alsopis English Horizons closs. VorsiTy cheerleader copToin Ireno Johnson Takes 0 break from Cheering To enjoy The spoTlighT, Some of Mrs Alsop's sTudenTs had 0 IiTTle Trouble odjusTing To Their new schedules 6 STUdenT Life In The beginning, people can change Their oTTiTudes obouT Themselves ond oThers. If They ore noT pleosed wiTh Their perfor- mance in school, ThoT can also be changed. NoT only will people see old fomil- ior foces, buT new ones as well. The sTorT of 0 new school year is marked by crisp foll oir, folling Ieoves, being able To weor sweoTers again, and, finally, The sound of The school bell. Corolyn Bough works on her bock-To-school look. A hQIf-Tlme crowd gathers To exchange a few stones 1 ' Hr Michael Babb and David Gusfofson are glad To see each other offer 0 long summer oporT. Danielle Blvens IS In 0 honr-rOIsmg smuohon u 39' ' Mr. Flecks physics class demonsfrotes 0 lab on forces. Jerry Copeland and Ron Parson prove That surfing is nof just for the coast. 8 STudenT Life IT's So Hard To Decide WhoT To Toke Course offerings oT Bosse in- clude everyThing from Algebra To Zoology, and each class of- fers someThing special. Per- haps The quoliTy of classes is due To exTro projecTs ThoT Toke much Time and efforT To orgo- nize. Mr. HunTer's World HisTory closs welcomed 0 speaker from An- gel Mounds, and in his reTelling of The earlier civilionions, he broughT The words in The hisTory book closer To home. Mr. HunT- er's closs also held 0 poliTicol deboTe which was seT up much like ThoT of The Presiden- Tioi deboTes. Mrs. Hines' journoiism closs Took a Trip To Clarksville, TN, To visiT The plonT where Bosse's year- book is senT To be prinTedi See- ing yearbooks being finalized reassured The sToff ThoT Their work was in good hands. The music deporTmehT pionned 0 Trip To Florida for The Hall of Fame Bowl over ChrisT- mos vocoTion, while The French classes enThusiosTicoIIy looked forward To 0 summer Trip To France. The Advanced ChemisTry sTu- denTs had 0 chance To in- crease Their obiliTies in The lob before school under The guid- once of Mr. Sanders. STudenTs who found ThoT They were having difficulTy in moThemoT- ics were pieosonle surprised when, for The firsT Time, TuToring sessions were offered ofTer schoolr STudenTs who excelled in This area were paid To help Those who were having Trou- ble. This provided some sTu- denTs on opporTuniTy To im prove Their grades and oThers a way To earn 0 IiTTle exTro money. Shay Tilford passes on 0 piece of hisTory in Mr. HuhTer's hisTory closs. Dovid HeoTh plays The guiTGr for his demonsTroTion speech. . STudehT Life 0 PeplhlVIe... 8I'm happy obouf school spirir. I've got a IoT of pep in me and like To cheer OT pep assemblies. - James Hurst. Words like James' were heard fre- quently in 1988-89. Heorfened by Teams Thar come our fighring - and winning e sTudenTs rurned our in increasing numbers for games. Pep assemblies were just Thor, wiTh skits creoTed by joinr efforts of The Pep Club rwhich Tripled in size in 4988-898, cheerleaders, bond, and foculfy. Bosse's flog girls perform 0 rouTine OT halftime 1O STUdenT Life I've GOT A LOT Of The spirit rubbed off on many stu- denrs during Homecoming Week rOCTober 3-D! during which each day was designated special. Boxer Shorrs Day and P.J. Day were Two examples. STephonie Cook was one studenr who was glad To have a day To express her own school spirit She said, School spirit has improved a lot lately. When I was a freshman, I wouldn'T dare weor pajamas 8on P.J. Dow To school, buT now I would. lnrroducing . . . SCOTT Lessenberry! Cheerleader Kelly Lease raises spirit or a pep assembly. II The fooTboIl Team, of The year's firsT pep assembly, waTches The crowd cheer Them on. PorT of Bosse's Tons remain in The bleachers during hclfTime. Mike Wilson performs a solo 0T a pep assembly. Bosse cheerleaders build 0 formoTion, The fTog corps is on imporTonT porT of The marching bond. STudehT wae 14 Riflemon Jennifer Rice Tests her skill as Kelley Hoke shows her support. Shane Schile enjoys a Fall FesTivoI Treat, Taffy. Tim ConTweII is The first in line for Tickets. The Sky Diver is one of the festivoles most popular rides 12 Studen'r Life Con'T Win If You Don'T Buy A TickeT You know iT's fall in Evansville when you can deTecT The smell of grease frying e iT's probably coming from The WesT Side NuT Club's Fall FesTi- voL The WesT Side become The fo- cal poinT of The Town from OCT. 3-8 for The annual carnival ThoT encom- passed 0T IeosT 100 food booThs and counTless rides and games MosT Teens aTTended The FesT for Two or Three nighTs 0nd spenT on average of $10 an evening, much To The dismay of porenTs. The mon- ey wehT mosle info The games! 0T which everyone had a fovoriTe. New games included The skoTe- board-bike booTh; The mosT noTice- able new ride was Spin The Apple. The cenTer sToge buzzed every nighT wiTh TolenT shows, conTesTs, and local bands. Bosse sTudenTs goThered To cheer on Their own Tim Summers, a senior who placed firsT in The TolenT conTesT wiTh his rendiTion of o Lionel Richie song, TTMy Love. The FesTivoI concluded wiTh The Main Parade on SoTurdoy. Sean Terry and Nancy Crofts show Their sweeT TeeTh, Korri Jennings and Melissa PorTer celebroTe The Fall FesTivol. STudenT Life 13 Easy; at HSomeOhe Should Be Taking ATTehdohce Homecoming SoTurdoy downed crisp and clear and The Bosse campus was alive wiTh ocTiviTy. The Pep Club arrived early To decoroTe for The big game ogoinsT ReiTz. Two oTher evenTs, boTh sTorTihg OT 9 am, were a car wash sponsored by The publica- Tions sTGTfs 0nd 0 Tour of Bosse by The Class of '38. The sToffs reporTed washing obouT 50 cars and said The cash would be used To pay for journalism supplies. Busi- ness was slow 0T firsT, which workers oTTribuTed To The cool day, buT boTh TTheoTed up in The ofTernoon. The Class of 38 expressed enjoymehT 0T seeing Their old campus looking so busy. Brandon Franklin and David Guschson make a splash as They helped ouT CT The journalism car wash. One member commenTed, Someone should be Taking oTTendonce! There seem To be as many sTudenTs here Today as on 0 regular school day! Mr. John Russell, Assis- TonT Principal, led The group. AbouT noon The Marching Bulldogs and The flag corps arrived To dress for Their por- TicipoTion in ThoT ofTernoon's parade CT The WesT Side NUT Club's Fall FesTivol. Three busloods of band members and flag girls deporTed for The WesT Side; The car wash ended 0T 2 pm; and Pep Clubbers finally had every balloon in place. The hisToric building, packed wiTh memories, was IefT To resT - for a while. And The winner is . , . Members of The Class of '38 are delighTed To find Their old homeroom. PoTTy Godeke and Chris Goller begin placing balloons on The gazebo. 1A STudenT Life Freshman and sophomore girls remove The Homecoming trellis so the game can begin. Student ere 15 D.J, Robbie Thomas' choices proved popular 01 The Homecoming Dance. 16 STUdem Life Homecoming: IT's NOT JusT An Ordinary Day This was noT jusT on ordinary fooTboll game. This OcTober 8 game was special. Bulldog fans filled Enlow STO- dium. IT was FooTbclI Homecoming, 1988. The ceremonies sTorTed obouT 7:10 p.m., wiTh The bond marching onTo The field To play This year's Theme, iiFriends Are Friends Forever. RepresenTing The freshman class were Michele ScoTT and Hurley Es- Ters, Amy Williams and David Jock- son. Sophomore represenToTives in- cluded Amiro Akrcbowi and Joe Dickinson who placed an ill Andy ElkinsT, Tino Nix and STeve Beliles. Junior class represenToTives were Valerie Robbins and Brandon Frank- lin, Marika FleTcher and Mike Cope- land. The senior class was represenTed by Amy Burboge and Ronnie Harris, Ro- chel Hoskins and Eric LonTz, Lori Hel- fey and Lee Wood, KoThy SmiTh and David YoTes, Taunyo Nicely and James Trinkle, Kim Williams and Rob- bie Young. SpiriTs were high as This year's King and Queen were abouT To be an- nounced. The iiVoice of Bosse, Mr. James Fay, drew ouT The anxious crowd as he paused afTer reading The names of The runner-up King, James Trinkle, 0nd Maid of Honor, Tounya Nicely. Finally The words were ouT: Robbie Young and Kim Williams would reign over This year's Homecoming courT. Michelle Mann is all smiles CT The Homecoming game. Robbie Young and Kim thlioms were elected Homecoming King and Queen. STudenT ere 17 Youth Resources members David Votes, Veronica Mills, and Valerie Robbins visit The capitol building in Washington, DC. Eric LonTz gives blood of the annual Red Cross Blood drive. Josh Carson and Sam Hubbell lead The march against hunger. 18 Student Life Everyone BenefTTs When Bosse Reaches OUT During The year, Bosse sTudenTs feIT a responsibiIiTy Toward The commu- niTy and decided To help The less forTunaTe Through a number of pro- jecTs. A few of These projecTs were The canned food drive, The Toys for ToTs program, The blood drive, and The YouTh Resources, 0 local and also naTional group, also generously helped The communiTy. Five Bosse sTudenTs served on The NaTional Teen Council To decide where funds were needed in The ciTy. A Trip To WashingTon, DC, To aTTend a na- Tional seminar was one of Their re- wards. Crop Hunger walk. Sarah DiTzer parTicipaTes in The Crop Hunger walk. Tina DaITon Takes a blood TesT ThaT enables her To become a donor Winning The canned food drive was Mr. Fay's firsT period classT IT includes Sarah Rhoades, Darla BrandT, Holiday Sanders, Kari Goff, Susan Medcalf, Shelly Sides. Valerie Robbins, Tbaclo Sarah DiTzer, Amira Akrabawi, HeaTher Raber, Charles Brown, Ryan Rose. Kevin Hulsey, Paula Ferguson STudenT ere 10 2O Tolo '88 ChrisTmas GIiTTers ATTer Five Tolo '88 was a greaT success and a large improvemenT over The previ- ous year. The dance was held in The upsTairs gym, which provided more room Than in years pasT. The room was decoraTed wiTh colored IighTs, Tinsel, and ChrisTmas designs sprayed wiTh whiTe snowy sprays STreamers, bal- loons, and silver sTars hung from The ceiling. The backdrop for The Tolo picTures was a brick fireplace and a ChrisT- mas Tree. Sean ConnoHy besT described The aTmosphere by saying IT was very friendly; we had a spiriT of uniTy.' Couples began The evening by eaT- ing aT Franko's Cork 'n' Cleaver, Ma- Top lefT: Melissa Daves, Connie Jones, and Kari Goff CUT ouT Tolo decorations. Top righT: Robbie Frank enjoys shish-ka-bob aT The Cork 'n' Cleaver before The dance. Above: Shelley Ryan and Bill Gardner begin Their ChrisTmas holiday aT Tolo. Right: Karri Jennings and Chris DalTon enjoy a slow dance, STudenT Life rina PoihTe, and a varieTy of oTher resTauranTs. Each couple received a cham- pagne glass embossed wiTh The Theme HChrisTmas AfTer Five aT The end of The dance. Seniors Take a break from dancing To Talk ChrisTo Wade and Jason Williams Take advantage of 0 slow song Above, Emily Thorbeck, Pomelo WilhiTe, and Stephanie Poindexfer help om with refreshments. Studem Life 21 Kevin Hulsey enjoys lunch of 0 Florida shopping mall. Kathy Somovifz models her new outfit OT Pircfes of The Caribbean in Disney World, AN msdubniNG D;VIS:ON Robin LoFief, David Gusfofson, Alexia Wolfe, Brion Kincaid, Emily Mitchell, and Mrs, Carolyn Hines, along with Mr. James Foy, four The Josten's yearbook plom A smiling LoToyio Lenders has fun on The Florida choir Trip 22 Student Life ikym - Breaking ouT of The TexT- book rouTine is whoT mony Teachers had in mind when They Took Their classes on in- formoTive field Trips, TTIT wos exTremely inTeresTing 0nd educoTionol To experi- ence firsThond The rich cul- Turol heriToge of The Shok- ers, said David GusTofson ofTer Mr. HunTer Took his World HisTory classes on c: doy's Trip To ShokerTown, KenTucky. Mony oTher classes Took Trips, Too. Mr. Honield's scie ence classes were able To puT Their geology skills To work GT MommoTh Cove, KenTucky. Business classes :MWNN T 'J Learning Takes A New PoTh When lT's NOT In The Classroom observed merchandising Techniques in ST. Louis, Mis- souri. The yearbook closs enjoyed on informoTive Tour of JosTens Publishing Com- pany in Clarksville, Tennes- see, and were TreoTed To a lunch ofTerwords. The bond! orchesTro, and choir Took a Trip To Tampa, Florida, where They per- formed CT The Hall of Fame Bowl. Even Though The group was busy compeTing during The week-long Trip, members sTiII had Time for fun. STudenTs wenT on on Oll- doy shopping spree, To C: New Year's Eve porTy, To 0 dance, and They also visiTed Busch Gardens. Choir direcTor MrT Ben Boyer proudly displays The Choir's DiviSIon 1 award LoShofTo Cunningham and Tim Doyle sporT Their Syracuse sweoTshTrTss STudenT LTfe 23 VoIenTine Theme Marks TrodiTionol Homecoming The 4989 boskeTboll homecoming was held on February 47. The game ThoT Friday nighT was The Bulldogs' final regulor-seoson home game, and They came wiThih on eyelash of knocking off Then Top-ronked and undefeoTed Terre HauTe SouTh. The TrodiTionol homecoming fesTivi- Mole courT members include seniors Ronnie Harris, King MatT Wongerin, BreTT Gadou, Prince Aaron MonTgomery, and Tim BorTow, junior Mike Copeland and Mike Babb, sophomore Ryan Rose and Jamie Kuebler, and freshmen Poul Krouse and Mike LomonT. Amy Burboge and Monica Humphrey woiT To congroTuloTe Their friend, Mario TolberT. on her elecTion os queen. King and Queen MoTT Wongerin and Mario TolberT celebroTe wiTh a slow dance CT The ofTer-gcme fesTiviTies. 24 StudenT Life Ties preceded The game. Members of The Pep Club worked To deco- roTe RoberTs STodium for The big evenT. Large banners were hung ThroughouT The sTodium, and o whiTe arch compleTe wiTh red hearT- emblazoned balloons was con- sTrucTed for The couple To walk Through hOpposite pogeh Bulldog supper? ran high of The Terre Haufe South game. The Bulldogs lost by one point in the I051 seconds of the game ogainsT The number- one ranked Team. Female courts members include Uighf to ler seniors Julye WinsTeod. Wendy Whitaker, Queen Moria TalberT, Natalie Mills, Chorliso Hunter, and Princess Candy Clark, juniors Erica Wilson and Jennifer Price, sophomores Holiday Sanders and Heather Rober, and freshmen Pafricio Taylor and Conjettc McKenzie. Mascot Tony Compton Teaches cheerleader Stephanie Eickhoff The Bulldog Bork. Cheerleader captain Irena Johnson signals the beginning of a cheer. Student Life 25 2o Clubs And Academics An on-going project for the STudent Council was visiToTion to Evonsville's Good Somorifon Home. Here, Natalie Mills and Amiro Akrobawi make ghosts as par? of a Halloween Treat for patients. Sproy-painfing is on important skill for Pep ' Club members. Laurie Nordhous finishes a sign for The pre-regioncl football assembly. Clubs And Academics Clubs And Academics 27 Council DevoTed To Service TTSTudehT Council is a school service organionion made up of class officers and rep- resenToTives of each class, according To senior class vice-presidehT Traci Brown. This service was more Then evidenT in The many ocTivi- Ties sponsored by The group. They included Clean Com- pus, MiTTenTree m cloThes collecTion 0T ChrisTmosy candy soles, moinTenonce of The marquee, prepara- Tion of Thanksgiving boskeTs, TTGood News Q weekly presenToTion of The achievemenTs of sTudenTs and foculTyy VoienTine flower sales, Tolo, and visiTo- Tion of Good SomoriTon Nursing Home. Council members, including class officers, considered H an honor To have been cho- sen To serve. Senior class presidenT Gory Gloss said, TTWe represenT The sTudenT body; Therefore, we have To be careful on wth is decid- ed. We have To keep on open mind 05 To all The needs and wonTs of The sTu- denKsy' Council officers are E.J. Becker, Treasurer; Lisa Graham, secreTcry, Sherri Goff, president Traci Brown. vice-presidenf. E.J. Becker is ready To announce TTGood News during homeroom. . Council members are Grono J. Rice, K. Lease! Ramsey, R. Hoskins, D. YoTes. K. ScmoviTz. G. V. Vaughn, C. Jones, M. Doves, M. Lamont, J. Huebner, S. Goffl T. Brown, L. Graham, E. Gloss, K. ChiITon, C. HunTer, A. Calhoun, Ms A. Common ST BorneTT, S. Ryan, 00w 40 D Becker. T. Nicely, E. MiTcheII, H. Sanders, H. - Duneghy, R, LcFief, 00w ST E. Parkman, M. GusTofson, N. Mills, J. Duke, J. Trinkle. J, Hum- Madriogo. 00w 2T V. Robbins, M, Ward; J. Spencer. 8, DiTzer, P. Godeke. A. Akrcbowi, mons, K. Goff. 28 STudenT Council Senior class officers a:lockwise from Top Iem: Valerie Vaughn, Treasurer; Gory Gloss4 president; Tounyo Nicely, vice-presidenf; Natalie Millsl secretory, Junior class officers: David Gustofson, president; Michelle Spencer, secrefcry; Jennifer Rice. Treasurer; Emily Mitchell, vice- president. wwmw Sophomore class officers Gem mockwise from Top lam: Kori Goff, president; Amiro Akrobowi, vice- president; Sarah Ditzer, treasurer: Tina Nix, secrefory Freshman class officers Oar Iem a:lockwise from top Iem: Jennifef Martin, treasurer; Teri Carter, secretory: Mikko Johnson, presidenT; Larissa MorTin, vice- president, Class Officers 29 Pep Organionions: Keephg School spiriT doesn'T jusT Hhoppen iT musT be carefully planned To Take place, and many of The key people in developing school spiriT appear on These pages. They are cheer; leaders, The dance Team, and members of The Pep Club. Pep Club enjoyed a revival This year which saw iTs numbers increase from obouT 0 dozen To over 0 hun- dred Led by presidenT Tounyo Nicely, vice-presidenT KoThy Somo- vrTz. secreTory Morio ToiberT, and Treasurer Jennifer Duke, commiT- Tees were oppoinTed To projecTs such as planning Homecoming, sponsoring dances, decoroTing The school for pep assemblies, and cheering OT games. Sponsors were Mrs. Koren Bippus, Mr. Larry DenTon, and Mr Don HunTer. Freshman cheerleaders include Uronm Michele Guinn, Amy Williams, Lilo lsroel, Tboclq ChrisTo Wade, Tracy Bogby, Andree MuTh. VorsiTy and reserve Cheerleaders Ore rfronTT TvorsiTw Nikki CosTleberry, Shari Mossberger, lreno Johnson, Toni WiIiiomsl Kelly Lease, Jamie Knollmon, 00w 2T aeserveT STefonie Eickhoff, Missy Johnson, Jennifer Huebner, Taro Goldsberry, Rhendo Ohning, Michelle SpiriTs High Since The beginning of summer, 1988, The cheerleaders procTiced every oTher day and oTTended The Indiana Cheer Comp. ProcTices conTinued unTiI The closing of bos- keTboII season. CopToins for This years squads included Irena John- son TvcrsiTyT Jennifer Huebner 0e- serveT, and Andrea MuTh Gresh- mew Bosse's dance Team, Benji's Babes, enjoyed many changes in 1988-89. A new choreographer, Sheiiy Embry, was on hand To Teach The girls new rouTines, and new uniforms were purchased Benjiis Babes were led by copToih Mario TolberT 0nd co-copToin Kim Alexander. New sponsors were Mrs. Helen Sun- dermeyer and Ms. Pamela STofford. Youngblood. 3O Cheerieoders, Pep Club, Benji's Babes Cheerleader Jennifer Huebner has the Wiew from the top when This ocrobaTic Trick is performed. Decorofing Enlow Field for Homecoming was 0 full day's work for these members of Pep club. Whitaker, Michelle Spencer, Taro Webb! Moria Talbert, Bunker, Kim Alexander, Christa Benji's Babes ore Lori Hefley, Michelle Barnett, Wendy Pep Club; mono A. Williams, H. Vlner, p. Hoskins, K Somovitz, ser, T. Summers, E Sheppardxrowas,Wore,M,Pormen1er, Babb, T. Contwell, J. Duke, L. Nordhous, J. Hommonds, M D. Yates, M. Talbert, I Brown, 5. Barnett, K. Diefenbough, 3, J, Holsev, B. Collier. A Bibber, J. Maynard, J. Rice. T Bunker: K- Ward! M Barnett K- Leose. H Roberr Ryan, A, Robens, D, Sfinson, VOW a T. Wongerin. wk wm. Hoke, C. Geller, V Robbins, N Mills, M Doves, C. Jones, A, tokenCDukesjfickhoff, L. Hefley,D, Kohler,K. Bussiere, KY Watt, E Lonfz, 00w :0 E, Becker, 8. Kincaid. R. Baker, B. McDonald, Q Bough T. Walker, K Arrick, D Brandt A, 910. Franklin! B. Kimberling, .L Bickel, R. Frank, D, Gustofson, M. Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Benji's Babes 31 e Service Groups PromoTe PosiTive Image The groups found on These Two poges served Bosse ond promoTed iTs image in o vorieTy of posiTive woys during 4988-89. S.A.D.D.'s purpose is To educoTe people obouT The dangers of drink- ing and driving, STudenTs AgoinsT Drunk Driving were involved in ocTiv- iTies such as essay conTesTs, car washes, soles of bulldog license ploTes, and The ProjecT GroduoTion campaign. The Human ReloTions group exisTs To promoTe communicoTion among people, The goal being To poinT ouT similoriTies roTher Thon difference. The Block Academic Olympic Team formed To compeTe ogoinsT oTher schools and groups in The knowl- edge of block hisTory. Bosse's chopTer of The NoTionol Hon- or SocieTy presenle includes nine members selecTed on The basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and chorocTer. RequiremenTs for mem- bership ore ThoT condidoTes be jun- iors or seniors and have a G.P.A. of 3.2 or higher. New members are oc- cepTed each spring. The Academic Olympics Teom con- sisTs of sTudenTs who compeTe wiTh Those from oTher ciTy and area schools in meeTs during second se- mesTer. They compeTe in six coTe- gories: English, Fine ArTs, MoThemoT- ics, Science, Social STudies, and All- Around QuesTions from each coTegory revolve around a Theme, which This year was The FuTure is Now. Developing leadership and encour- aging Evansville high school gradu- oTes To remain in The ciTy are The goals of The Horizons Leadership Academy. Five juniors are chosen during The second semesTer To oT- Tend comp and meeT wiTh local leaders To discover how Evansville funcTions. They also work on 0 pro- jecT wiTh on assigned menTor. Re- quiremenTs include o GPA. of 2.8 or higher, exTrocurriculor ocTiviTies, good ciTizenship ond recommenda- Tions from Teachers. NoTionol Honor SocieTy members are UronD Rachel Hoskins, Tounyo Nicely, Troci Brown, KoThy SmiTh, rboclo Robbie Young, Lee Wood, Sherri Goff, Volerie Vaughn, PoTTy Godeke. Academic Olympic Team members are rseoTedT ETJ. Becker, David YoTes, Seon Connolly, Toni Schoperjohn, Sherri Goff, 00w 2T KoTi Small, Troci Brown, Louro SchuTTz, 00w 3 Eric McCullough, David SChuITz, Josh Corsonr PoTTy Godeke, Jason Moynord, ScoTT Lessenberry, RoberT Humpreyr Block Academic Olympic Team members are sponsors Mrs, LoreTTo Fields, Lorisso Martin, Jennifer MorTin, Archie Thomas. Sean Connolly. Erico Parkman, Teri CorTer, Mikko Johnson. 32 Service Groups Human Relofions Club members include OronD sponsor Mrs. LoreTta Fields, Erica Parkman. Ryan Rose, Sean Connolly! Kimberly Colbert Mikka Johnson, DeCorIo Jones, Jennifer MorTin, Larissa MarTin, Archie Thomas, Teri Corfer, Rosalind Rollins, Erica Minor, Ronald Boker SADD members are UronD Stephanie Johnson, Stacy Keel, Jason Maynard, Jennifer Underhill, Melissa Sprooff, 00w 8 Vonge McAlisTer, Mario Standiford, Dona Clark, 00w 3 Ellen Sheppard, Tricia Miller, Mork Shiver, Jonno Standiford, Valerie Vaughn, Tommy STreeT, Michelle PormenTer, Horizons Leadership Academy members are 00m Tounyo Nicely, Rachel Haskins, boTTom Sherri Goff, Traci Brown, Kathy Somovifz. Service Groups 33 34 Choir Builds Reperroire From Classical To Pop AlThough 26 concerT choir sTudehTs were firsT-yeor porTicipchs, Things fell inTo place quickly under Mr. Ben Boyer's direcTion. The choir's main goal was To again Travel To sToTe compeTiTion. LosT year's group received 7Th place 0T sToTe level. AnoTher goal was To 0T- Tend a choir workshop in Tampa, Florida, over The winTer recess. During a Typical year, c: vorieTy of music from The classical ConToTe Domino To IighT pop, such as TTThoT's Cl PlenTy, is sung. ConcerTs Toke place noT only 0T Bosse, buT QT mid- dle schools, The malls, reTiremenT homes, and, This year, 0T The Execu- Tive Inn for The NorTh CenTroI school accrediTing Team. The concerT choir was composed of UronU S, Medcolf, K. SmiTh. A. Tucker, TT Musgrove, A. Thomas, L. Cunningham, D. YoTes, G. Gloss, T. Summers, C, BoxTer, W. SchmeTT, H, Mo- driogo, T. BrewsTer, H. Broermon, DirecTor B. Boyer, 00w 2T M, BorneTT, 8. Ryan, A. Ryan; E. Gory Gloss sings a solo in HProud To Be on American Williams, R. Haskins, M. Bobbi R. Dennison, E. Becker, A. CompTon, T. Todronk, J. BoxTer, K. ColberT, TT Nicer, E. MiTcheII, KT SomoviTz; 00w 3T J, Rice, V. Robbins, R. EosTwood, T. Moore, K. Williams, T, BorTow, M. Wilson, B. Sluder, S. Knepper, F. BryonT. B. Smiddy, C. Bough, K. Alexander. M. Thompson, N. STondi- fird, 00p row K. Small, C. WilhiTe, A. Ak- rcbowi, L. Londers. W. Millerl M. Kellems, B. Kimberling, J. Maynard! T. Clark, T. Doyle, B. Godou, R. Humphrey, S. DiTzer, M, SprooTT, L. Graham, A. Madden, KT Moreland. Angelo Tucker porTicipoTes in a Christmas concert OT Woshingfon Square Mall. AII-City Choir members from Bosse ore Brett Godou. Bill SchmeH, EJ. Becker, David Yates, Kati Small, Robert Humphrey, Gory Gloss, Chris Boxfer, Tim Summers, and Mike Wilson, 1. I -5 ' mbt'bf ??'?l wnagmuxw: 1m..,....g. A, The spotlight is on Heather Modriogo during the Christmas concert. Bosse's representatives in AII-Stofe Choir ore E J. Becker, David Yates, Jason . Maynard, and Heather Modriogo. Choir 35 Band, OrchesTra in Tune WiTh New Image AugusT evenings are hoT and sulTry in Evansville. Add The weighT of a seT of drums or a large horn, and iTls hard To see a goal which lies monThs in The fuTure, difficuIT To realize ThaT you are prac- Ticing as parT of an award- winning band. And The Marching Bulldogs did win awards in '88-'89. They were Grand Champion aT The Evansville inviTaTionai; RoberT Humphrey was besT drum major in ThaT conTesT: and in The Mid-STaTes com- peTiTion iaTer in The fall, The band came in Third, while major RT Humphrey, 00w Z M, STan- diford, Mi Morehead, S. STarks. T. Wangerin, W, Hudson, 0 Schum, D, Jones, L. Moss, L. Nordhaus. W. Mc- Dowell, R, Mullah, Ci Effinger, C. Brown, A. MeuTh, S. BenneTT, M, Wangerin, D. Kohler, K. McDonald. 00w 3T V, Mills, T, Schaperjohn, T. 36 Band. OrchesTra Band members are Gronn drum The flag corps placed firsT in iTs caTegory. The band also won an invi- TaTion To march in The Janu- ary 2 Hall of Fame Bowl in Tampa, Florida. One of The firsT conTesTs The orchesTra won was in Wash- ingTon, DC, where iT re- ceived The highesT raTing possible, The Bosse orches- Tra, which has mainTained a superior raTing for The IasT Three years, accompanied The band To Florida, where H was The only high school or- chesTra inviTed To perform. Ware, 8. Kemp, T. Moore, 8. Diner, Ti Nix, S. Gaiser, W. CompTonl T. Ford, J, BarreTT, M4 Edison, B, Rocci, M4 FIeTcher, Js STandiford, A. MaT- Thews, S. Sovern, 00w 40 S. Mede calf, N. Millsl 00w S T Wiliiams, K. Kuhs, K. Clark, T. MusTgrove, R, Har- ris, H. Cook, C. Phelps, K, Harris, A. Akrabawi, Ji Kuebler, Bi McKnighT, Sean Ware Tunes his violin before pracTice. H. Sanders, R. Miller, M. Cook, Ti Bagby, G. Jones, V. Earle, Cow OT Di Fakes, 8. Ford, 00w 7T M, Gamblin, K. Hulsey, S. Lessenberry, S. Taylor, M Wilson, H. Madriaga, M. Legier, M. Owsley, B. Henshaw, D. YaTes, C. TrabanT, D. SchuITz, J. BaxTer, M. JohnsTon, K. Diefenbaugh, J. May- nard, K. Alexander, J. Redman, J4 Trinkle, R. Baker, cow ST A. Jack- son, M Roy, A, Brown, S. Brewer, M. Thompson, E, Coleman, E Wilson. C. Thomas, A. MonTgomery, K. Mor- eiancl, M. SproaTT, C. Runyon, J. Bo- iin, 8, Cook, C. Jones, M. Daves, S. Rhoades, R. LaFief. Scott Goiser 0nd Shcreen Starks posifion Their instruments as The bond marches onfp The field of the Hall of Fame Bowl, Mike Wilson, David Yates, David Schusz, and Heather Modriogo formed 0 popular quartet of many pep assemblies ., 1 v-39:- $1::; u 'whu ,. r , ffvx Orchestra members are Uronb D. BrondT, K. Smith, 00w 3 N, Mills, C. Wyrick, J. Hommons, K Goodman, E. Coleman, A Dixon, Z. Duggins, S. Ware, M, Guinn, Cow 30 M Wagner, 8. Sides, 8. Hire, 00w 10 M. Wilson, B. Geoch, T. Goldsberry, V. Hoire, D. Jackson, L. Israel, T. Confwell, C Mills, R. Rose. Bond, Orchestra 37 '3 THE ACT OF Li 3 Training, Experience ImporTonT In Making Things Work Business, science, and mCIThemoTics deporTmenTs frequenTIy find Them- selves on similar wovelengThs, espe- cially wiTh widespread opplicoTion of compuTers in oil Three fields. MoTh deporTmenT offerings ranged from basic To caiculus, while science sTu- denTs were offered AsTronomW Geology, Zoology, and everyThing in beTween. Business deporTmenT sTudenTs formed 0 new ciub, The Business Pro- iAVE LIFE A LITTLE SERIOUS iAVE A BUSINESS CLAW. Cory Budde and Shawn Rousku hone compuTer skills in CI business class, Class sTorTed 0T 6:30 am. for Advanced ChemisTry sTudenTs Tounyo Nicely and ScoTT Lessenberry. The Two-hours labs made complex experimenTs possible. 38 Business, MoThemoTics, Science fessionols of America; iT Took The place of The Office EducaTion Asso- cioTion. AfTer porTicipoTing in a Woik-o-Thon for Special Olympics, The club piTTed iTs collecTive business knowledge in disTricT, sTGTe, and no- Tionol conTesTs. DECA, onoTher business club, walked away wiTh The runner-up Trophy in The FesTivol of Trees con- TesT in November. Field Trips round- ed ouT The year. Chris Goller and Toni Walker explore business opplicofions for compufers. u if -.- ; . . l ' .M bl 5.. The new Business Professionals of America club includes Uronn Mary Rickard, Debra King, Dorlo Groves, macho Brande Sandefur, Jamie Woymon, Cindy Thomas, Veronica Mills, Becky Reed, Chrisfy Ervin, 0nd Missy Folz. DECA members are mono C. Diedrich, K. Trovis, M. Mann, E. Lonfz, T. Summers, D Conner, R. Rifferf, Uow a Mr. WorTmon, K, Knorion, M, Cook, L. Powell, 8, Hefley, K, Smith, M. Thomas, T. Adcock, K. Bumpus, E, Sheppard, M. Lowry, A Moore, M, Kinzie, C Hoke, 00w 3 A, Boofmon, A, Brown, C. Trobom, L, Banks, A, Thomas; S. Starks, T. Bullard, M, Newman, V Hall, T, Fox, A. Newman, A, Owens, M. Sanford, K. Powell, 8. Keel, B, Holland, 00w 40 K. Wafers, S. Bruner, T, Gough, A, MonTgomery, T. Buchanan, L. Meredith, R. Gilbert 8, Lucas, J, Tromil, J. Cheatem, W. Rollins, R. Wells, K. Houchin, P. Wilhi're, M, Corr, 8. Barnes. Business, Mofhemotics, Science 39 UnTil The CurToin Goes Up IT's Never Too LoTe LighTs ore dimmed, back- ground music begins To play soley, The audience quieTs expecTonle. and The ocTors Toke Their places. The be- ginning of The play? Well, noT exocTIy. lT's jusT The finished producT. The play really begins when The firsT line is read 0T Try-ouTs, when The firsT rough drofT of scen- ery is drawn, and when The firsT worry lines begin To sur- face on The faces of The cosT and crew. The skills and hard work of many people are needed To pull off a pol- ished producTion. These people include prompTers, sTudenT direcTors, The sToge manager, The prop rnisTress, and The bocksToge crew. And Then, of course, There are people who lend Their skills for lighTs, sound, make- up cosTumes: The lTsT goes on and on . . . Never Too LaTe, a come- dy obouT a middleoged man and wife who musT deal wiTh Their expecTanT porenThood, o jeaIOUS doughTer, and a bumbling son-in-law, was a greoT suc- cess due To The arduous work of The COST and crew, and The inTeresTing cos- Tumes of The 'bO's added To The humor of The play To make TT 0 unique produc- Tion. Go-go booTs live! Charlie TDovid YcTesT geTs a IiTTle Tipsy cher a discgreemenf wiTh his wife. The cosT and crew members of Never Too LoTe were 00w 0 E.J. Becker, Katie Small, DirecTor Mrs. Ligon, David YaTes, Carolyn Bough, 00w 2T STephanie Cook, D. SCOTT Lessenberry, Brion Kimberlingl Jesika Sanders, Seen Connolly, NoToTie Mills, Uow 3T Gory 610554 Mike Wilson, and AnThony Calhoun. The Mayor Teary GlassT and The policeman TEric Ackeo oTTempT To conTroI The noise of The LomberT's. Eric Acker 0nd SCOTT Lessenberry visiT The Arabian NighTs 0T U.E.'s cosTume deporTmenT, Carolyn Bough 0nd Jesiko Sanders rummage for cosTumes CT The Unlversny of Evensvule. Fall Play 41 42 e Ploy ProducTions, Speaking ConTesTs Spark CommuniTy InvolvemenT Many exTrocurricular programs 0T Bosse reflecT The TolenT obounding in The sTudenT body. Among Those are The Drama Club and Thespion SocieTy, The speech and deboTe Teams, and The Spell Bowl Team. The Drama Club, sponsored by Mrs. MorTino Ligon, presenTs on annual fall play and 0 spring musical, Nev- er Too LoTe was a prime example of The obiIiTies of The drama sToff; The musical, HThe Wizard of Oz, promised To be 0 success as well. The Thespicn SocieTy is an organiza- Tion which recognizes The achieve- menTs by sTudenTs in play produc- Tion. TTPorTicipoTive poinTs'T are The speech Team includes mono Emily MiTcheIl, Jesiko Sanders, Toni Schoperjohn. Michelle Madden, Tbocky Eric McCullough, E.J. Becker, Ryan Rose, RoberT Humphrey. KaTi Small, STephoni Cook. Drama Club members are Uronn E.J. Becker', sponsor Mrs. MorTina Ligon, KoTi Smolli Toni Schoperjohn', STephoni Cook', NoTolie Mills', Rhendo Ohning, 00w 2T Ryan Rose', Ginger Jones', Jenny BoxTer, Jennifer Duke, Carolyn Bough', Nancy STondiford', Alicia Jockson', 00w 3y RoberT Humphrey', Brion Kimberling, Chris BaxTer. Eric Acker', Vcnge McAlisTer, Kelly Morelond'l Michelle Madden, Sean Wore 'Thespion Drama Club, Speech Team obToined Through InvolvemenT in plays and are required for member- ship. The speech Team, coached by Mrs. Sally Kinzie, compeTes ogoinsT vari- ous high schools in The areas of prose, dromoTic inTerpreTaTion, hu- morous inTerpreToTion, radio brood- cosTing, duo inTerpreToTion, oroTori- col inTerpreToTion, and poeTry. Speech classes are required 0T Bosse and are used as 0 base for speech Team members hopeful of compeTing 0T The sToTe level. Bosse's deboTe Team aimed for suc- cess during ciTy, disTricT, and sToTe- ! level compeTiTion. Mrs. LoreTTa Fields headed The Team, whose Topic This year was TTShould The UniTed SToTes guoronTee o comforToble reTire- menT for Those over 65? . Twelve represenToTives from Bosse porTicipoTed in 0 Spell Bowl GT SouThridge High School in HunTing- burg in OcTober. The sTudenTs prac- Ticed 0nd sTudied spelling books conToining 3,000 words ThoT could possibly appear in The compeTiTion. For Their work, The Team received 0 second place in HS coTegory, wiTh 54 ouT of 70 words correcT. Spell Bowl Team members are UronD Louro Schultz, LaShoffo Cunningham, Holiday Sanders, $0010 sponsor Mrs. Vol Alsop, Rachel McAlisTer, Liso Graham, Scott Lessenberry, Sean Connolly, Carolyn Bough. Cast selection is a first step in play production. Here, Ryan Rose reads for o porT in Never Too Late, The debate Team consisTs of Uronb KGTi Small, Jason Maynard, Toni Schoperjohn, Jonno Sfondiford, wocto Ryan Rose, Roberf Humphrey, David Schqu. Debate Team, Spell Bowl Team 43 Members of The German Club are 0- 0 Sfephonie Johnson, Cindy Thomas, Eric Whifesell, Tony Schoperjohn, Stephanie Eickoff, Charles Brown. Spanish Club includes 00w 0 Sondra Riffer, Kim Alexander, Christa Webb, Annette WoTt. Toni Williams, Anita Mitchell, Ronnie Harris, Beth Collier; 00w 3 Kathy Somovifz, David Gustofson, Jason Bickel, Mike Babb, Moria Talbert, Tciitha Wongerin, Kelley Morelond; 00w :9 Jason Maynard, MorTy Larson, Mike Wilson, Julio Mongin, Jamie BorreTt, Tracy Bogby, Virginia Earle, Donny Johnson, EmHy MifchelL BreTT Godou; moon Sro. Woehler. : French Clu . ' ; ' V ' 5 . -, , J . I : 9 5 .. . - . ' ' v , 5 ' i T . Vi . ' . .. h; ,.M AX ,, 4 mn- French Club members are Omeelinmc Mills. A Matthews, 5 S.Sovern, S. Me1covf,B. Geoch,J. TrinklelJvDuke,A.Bornet1, Boxfer, R. Rose, J. Bolln, V Robbins, C. Bough, T. Brown, B Hensncw J Hammons N Mills, P LoFief, D Clark, A Jorboe, K Arnck, D Brandt, B Humphrey D. Shunz. L Shulfz, A. Jor- Kimbeding, R Hoskins, P, Godeke, KY Small, M. Wilson, M 44 L Mews S Jessuev 00w ane Thence, S Taylor, M Wood, Doe, 00w :9 S. Webb, 8 Sides, M. Wagner, 5 Franklin, JV Wongerin. H. Scndersl D. Votes. S. Rhodes. Clubs, GuesTs PromoTe CuITurol Exchange 1 mg Exchange sTudenTs included BirgiT Neiderhellmon, Gobi Harms, ChrisTion Linne- meyer, lncr Borrenpohl, Andrew Weihe, and Barbara Duisbergr Bonjour, Hollo, Holo! Around Bosse mony sTudenTs would be able To TronsloTe oT IeosT one of These greeTings To HHeIIo. The sTrong Ion- guoge program is under- scored by high membership in language clubs. German Club, sponsored by Mrs. Judy Correll, porTicipoT- ed in such ocTiviTies as o SonkT Nikolaus FesTivoI CT The UniversiTy of Evansville. They also performed 0 skiT for The l.U. German Confer- ence. Officers were presi- denT, Michelle Madden; vice-presidenT, Toni Scho- perjohn; secreTory, STeph- onie Eickhoff; Treasurer, Cin- dy Thomos. Mrs. Linda Therioc and The French Club kicked off The year wiTh a Progressive Din- ner. Officers included Presi- denT, NoTolie Mills; vice- presidenT, PoTTy Godeke; secreTory, Jenny Hommons, and Treasurer, Bob Humphrey. Spanish club ocTiviTies ranged from oTTending Spanish Doy oT USI To Throw- ing holidoy porTies. Officers were presidenT, BeTh Collier; vice-presidenT, Ronnie Hor- ris; secreTory, AniTo MiTchell; Treasurer, Shelly Rober; ond hisTorion, Tony CompTon. ConTinuing whoT has grown To be one of The school's mosT enriching onnuol oc- currences, several Bosse fomilies welcomed foreign exchange sTudenTs inTo Their homes. This year's six ex- change sTudenTs were all residenTs of Osnaerck, WesT Germany, Evonsville's sisTer ciTy. They spenT eighT weeks in Evansville. All six porTicipoTed in various ocodemic endeavors oT Bosse, and were impressed by The friendliness and openness of The people They meT while here. BirgiT Neiderhellmon ond Gobi Harms experience Fall FesTivol TreoTs. Andrew Weihe exchanges good-byes wiTh Mr. PeTer YoTes, his hosT TTfo- Ther. Exchange STudenTs 45 4988-89 broughT many changes To The publicaTions sTaffsT The sTudenT newspaper, Lhe School m, be- gan The year by creaTing an up-To- daTe flag and adding Two exTra pages per issue for a ToTaI of six. Co-ediTors of The paper were Kelly Wehr and Wendie James. The busi- ness manager was Tim CanTwell. and The circulaTion manager was LaDonna Johnson, The yearbook sTaff also made iTs share of changes. Among Them were adopTing a new name for The book, m Legacy, and swiTching To JosTens Publishing Company for prinTings PublicaTions Renew Their Image The ediTor was David GusTafson, and The adverTising manager was Robin LaFief. The phoTography sTaff for boTh pub- IicaTions was headed by Emily MiTcheII and John Ramsey, STaff phoTographers included Chad Die- drich, Adra Dixon, Emily Halbig, Lisa MerediTh, and Shari Mossberger. The yearbook sTaff rounded ouT Their experience by Taking a Trip To Clarksville, TN, for a Tour of JosTens, and The newspaper sTaff enjoyed an excursion To The Evansville Couri- er Company. Robin LaFief. The yearbook adverTising managerl conTacTs possible clienTs. EdiTor David GusTafson checks page placement on The yearbook ladder, Brian Kincaid Teaches Candy Clark how To draw a IayouT far a yearbook spread, Ab PubhcaTIons A Ayuh The yearbook consTrucTion crew 0-0: Alexia Wolfe, Michelle Lowry, Jennifer Rice, Kelly Lease, Tim Summers, Valerie Robbins, Nikki Cosfleberry, Brion Kincaid, Candy Clark, Eric LanTz, Adro Dixon, Chorliso Hunter, Shari Mossberger, John Ramsey, Amie Ryan. The newspaper sfoff: Geote$ Missy Word, Kelley Hoke, Kelly Wehr, Wendie James, Shelly Rober, mondinw Chad Diedrich, Brandon Franklin, Emily Halbig, Tim Canfwell, LoDonno Johnson, Ion Lynn, Eric Acker, Mott Wongerin, Lisa Jorboe. Usually found behind The camera were chief phofogrophers John Ramsey and Emily MiTcheIl. PublicaTions 47 P.E., Vocdrionoi Classes Show Bosse On The m is The byword for PE. and vocational classes, There's never a dull moment in gym classes as students learn rules and Techniques for developing sports skills from acrobatics and bowl- ing To weightlifting and physical fitness. Vocational classes Teach skills such 05 sewing Technol- Terry Wells solders carefully for a neat finish. Cora Lipson, LoTece Hicks. and Porveho Washington work on uniforms for Benji's Babes. 48 PEoncationol Move ogy, fashion design, and machine repair and mainte- nance, To name a few. Three-hour-Iong classes of- ford students The opportuni- Ty To complete projects more quickly. The sewing Technology classes provid- ed Benji's Babes with new uniforms offer fabrics were purchased Through a fund- raiser. Angie Compton pins pleats Together. Sean Jones demonsfrofes The leg curl under The direction of Teacher Mr. Modriogo 05 Tara Bunker and Todd Chewning offer criTicism. g; R Michael Whiflock, Wiilis isom, Randy Wall. and Carl Williams fine-Tune Their basketball skills in physical educoTion class. Precision is on imporTonT port of sewing. os Lofece Hicks learns here. P,E. VocoTionol 49 50 People Mike Wilson and Holiday Sanders prove Tho? gravity need not be a deterrent To fun. Announcement of Homecoming King and Queen brings mnxed reactions from fans, They are 00w 0 Traci Goidsberry, Angie Jorboe, Amanda Biber, AnneTTe Weft. 00w 2 Conjetto McKenzie, Missy Ward, Emily Holbig, Trudy Jones, Christa Wade, 00w CD Kelley Hoke, Jerry Copeland, Brion Kincaid, Joe Johnson, and Tony Walker. People 51 STudenT Success Fulfilling For FoculTy InvolvemenT wiTh sTudenTs and onching Them succeed in life are driving forces behind Bosse's foculTy, TTTeochers don'T always geT To Teach The classes They really would IikeT, because of enrollmenT; buT ThoT's noT a reason To change cc:- reers, said Mrs. Carolyn Wood. home economics Teacher. While sTudying indusTry in college, Mr. Jerry Sanders Nnever dreamed of becoming 0 Teacher. Now he claims he's hooked! Mrs. MorTino Li- gon and Mr. Don HunTer boTh said They knew They wouldn'T geT rich from Teaching, buT ThoT iT is reward- ing To know one has helped sTu- denTs achieve SToff members aside from Teachers are ofTen insTrumenTol in a school's success. Mrs. BeTTy PoTTerson, The booksTore manager and school Treasurer, is such a person. AfTer 45 years of duTy, she is reTiring. Her plans include Travel To New En- gland, The WesT CoosT, and Europe. She also plans To devoTe more Time To her hobbies: reading, golf, and cross-sTiTch. Mr. Virgil Taueg AssisTonT Principal - Dean Mr. Roben W, Adams Principal i.? Mr. John Russell AssisTonT Principal - Prog. 1 Mr, William Pordue Mr, Jack Benjamin Junior Counselor Senior Counselor 51fo members include Mrs Linda Reysz, AThleTic Office secreTory; Mrs. Linda Harris. Medic: CenTer aide; Mrs. June WaITers, counselors! secreTory: Mrs. DoroThy Downer, Job Specialist- 00w 2T Mrs. Imelda Bolbcch. R.N., school nurse; Mrs. Phyllis Hawkins, Teochers' Gide; Mrs. Joan Hoover, ossTT. principals' secreTory; Mrs. BeTTy PoTTersonA BooksTore Manager and school Treasurer; Mrs, Linda NobleTT, SecreTory To The Principal; and Mrs Helen Thompson, oTTendcnce secreToryT Mr. Marshall Mason Sophomore Counselor Mrs. Karel Byers Freshman Counselor 52 FoculTy And SToff Mrs. Vcldo Alsop, Engush Dep'f. Head Mr, Darryl Aufry, English Mr. Roy Beggorly, Speech Mrs. Barbara BenneTT, Home Economics Mrs, Koren Bippus, MaThemaTics Mr. Benjamin Boyer, Music Mr. Barry BriTton4 ArT Mr. Jerome Conterberry, Driver's Ed. Mrs. Judith Ccrrell. Foreign Language Mr. Steve Cato, Indusmol ArTs Mr. Donald Cox, Music Mr. Monfy Cox, Industrial Arts Mr. Lorry Demon, Science Mrs. Patricia Dove, Food Service AnTicipating The day They will receive their license, students discuss safety in Mr. Conferberry's driver's educoTion class. Mr. James E. Fay, English Mrs. LoreTTo Fields, English Mr. Emil Fleck, Physics Mr. Richard Garland, Social STudies Mr. Riley demonstrates The crazy onTics of Rosebud, a frequent visiTor 0T Bosse pep assemblies. Ms Judy Flint Mrs. Loycene Hunter Ms. Mary Jane Vaughn Faculty And Staff 53 Mr Lester Hogan, Permanent Sub. ML Freeman Harness, Science Mr. Bruce Hoffield, Science Mr. Donald Hess, Am Direct, Mam Mrs Carolyn Hines. Journalism. Eng. Mrs. Janice HoITry, Media Specialist Mrs. Sheila Huff, Physical Education Mr. Don Hunfer. Soc. Studies Dep't. Heod Mrs. Morilou Keofing, Spec. Ed Mrs, Marilyn King, Phys. Ed. Mrs. Phyllis Kitchens, Home Ec. Mr. Charles Lawrence, Soc. ST. Mrs. Martino Ligon, Drama, Eng Mr. Michael Modriogo, Phys. Ed Mr. Harold MolicooT, Soc. ST, Mrs. Natalie Moffingly, Spec. Ed, Mr. Michael Moron, Mech. Drawing Mr. Joseph Mullon, Phys. Ed. Mr. Arthur Owen, English, Driv. Ed. Mrs. Virginia Parkinson, English Mrs. Carolyn Peochee, Mathematics Mr, SCOTT Riley, Driv Ed. Mrs Juanita Robinson Home Ec. Ms, Mary Anne Rose, Business Mr, Jerry Sanders, ChemisTry Mrs, Mr. Miss Joanne David Pom Sawyer Smith Stafford For, Long, Music Spec. Ed. Mrs, Ki'rchens shows Jennifer Reynolds, Courtney Dixon, and Diana Glidewell how to prepare fudge, 54 Faculty Mr, Richard Stippler, Mafhematics Mrs. Helen Sundermeyer. Mathematics Mrs. Sarah Tong, Special Ed. Mr, Donald Taylor, IndusTrial Arts Mrs. Linda Therioc, Foreign Language Mr. Joe Unfried, Phys. Ed. Dep'Ts Head Mrs, Ann Vaughan, MoThemoTics Mr. Leo Woninger, Business Dep'T. Head Mrs. Carol Wells, English Mr. Roberf Wessel, Soc. Studies Mr. Woodrow Winsfeod, Science Dep'T. Head Mrs. Monseraffo Woehler, For. Long. Mrs, Carolyn Wood, Home EC. 1' 'A i? Mr. Don Wood, Service Occupofions Mr. William Wor'rmon, Business Mr. Boyer's enthusiastic feoching style odds To 'rhe enjoyment of his chorus classes. Faculty 55 Duono Amorez Jeffrey Anslinger KoThIeen Appel Liso Appel Donald Ashby Joy Baker KoTrino Barnes Simon Barnes David BorTer Tim BorTow Lucinda BoTTeiger Lisa Beckhom Brandon Biber Donietle Bivens Angela Boonon Trino Boles Theresa BrewsTer Angelo Brown ChrisTo Brown Traci Brown 56 Seniors: Amorez-E swn Seniors Make A Difference Finally - The senior year. During Their four years GT 80556, 4989's sen- iors helped bring obouT many changes. School spiriT, once very low, increased. Pep Club boosTed olmosT 400 members in 4988, and pep assemblies become highlighTs of The year. ConsTrucTion over The IosT four years improved The building iTself. An air- condiTioned and corpeTed weighT room was compleTed in 4987, and a new Track was added during The summer of 4988. A mosT noTiceobIe improvemenT, scheduled for com- pleTion in 4989, will be a new gym- nasium seoTing 2,500 people. Musicals conTinued To become more inTricoTe 0nd eloboroTe. 4988's offering of The Music Man was Topped in 4989 by The Wizard of Oz. The marching band, wiTh on oword-winning flog corps by iTs side, made new Trophy cases necessary. Bigger enrollmenT in business classes sparked a new Business Club, and one new class offering, The only one of iTs Type in Evansville public schools, was Fashion Design. Has The Class of '89 mode a differ- ence? DefiniTely! Shannon Bruner Melvin Buchanan Tina Buchanan Koren Bumpus Tara Bunker Amy Burbage Johnny Burton Jr. Patrice Cabell Kim Colberf Melonfho Carr Anthony Carter Christopher Carter Clorrisso Caner Nicole Cosfleberry James Covins Rustin Chambers Titus Chambers Jeffrey Chectem Todd Chewning Timothy Chrockrem Jacqueline Miller, Roxonn RifferT, Vonge McAlisTer, and Ellen Sheppard enjoy a folk given by STeve Goldsmith, candidate for LT, Governor. Seniors: Bruner-Chrockrem 57 AT The first pep assembly of the year, seniors are Charles Clork Willa Clark Bryon Cleckley Shontce Coit Befh Collier Delois Conner Angelo Cooper Garland Copeland Jerry Copeland Kcrry DoITon Tina Dalton Melissa Darling Roberf Dorr II Terri Daugherty Melissa Doves STeven Davis Kimberly DeTolente Kofrino Dillard Adro Dixon Chad Dixon John Dockins James Drake Jr, Jennifer Duke Barbara Dunville 58 Seniors: Clork-Dunville fired up for football season. Angelo Edwards Virgif Ellison Jr. Charles Elrod Sfephen Ensley Chrisfy Ervin Kyle Finn Timoihy FlinT Jesho Fox Tina Fox Derek Froyser BretT Godou Marvin Gamblin Moffhew Gentry Gino Glaser Gory Glass Patricia Godeke Sherri Goff Marcus Gore Tara Gough Lisa Graham Jonel Green Brenda Holl Vanessa Holl PoTTi Hamilton Daniel Hammond Jennifer Hammons Seniors: Edwards-Hommons 59 John Hardin Troy Hardin David Harlow Ronnie Harris Jeffrey HorTe Janice Hoskins Randy Hayes Wiley Hozelip David Heath Poul Heofh Lori Hefley Coretta Hicks Betty Holland Dixie Horfon Kimberly Houchin Samuel Hubbeu Fred Hubner William Huff Monica Humphrey Chorlisc Hunter Alicia Jackson Angelo Jackson Brandon James Wendy James Jeffrey Johnson Wendy Whitaker and Marty Larson will wear The scarlef and grey on groduofion day after Transferring from Memorial and Evansville Day School This year. Rochelle Hawkins and Nikki Cosfleberry enjoy Taco John's Mexican fore during lunch period. 60 Seniors: Hordin-Johnson LoDonno Johnson Carmen Jones Connie Jones Ginger Jones Michael Josey ChrisTine Judd STocy Keel Tracey Keller Lorenzo King Stanford King Jr. Shown Knepper Jamie Knollmon Jason Londrum Eric LonTz MGrTy Larson Joshua Levi Michael Lindy Tommy Lively Michelle Lowry STephen Lucas Nancy Molin Evangeline McColisfer Lisa Meredith Roberf MerediTh Chaun Merriwecnher Tounyo Nicely and James Trinkle onch The Homecoming fooTboll game. The couple were runnereup King and Queen. Seniors: Johnson-Merriweofher 61 Lance Miles Jacqueline Miller Natalie MiHs Veronica Mills Mary Mitchell Aaron Montgomery Tricia Moore Melissa Morehead Shari Mossberger Deanna Mufh Jennifer Myers Angek: Newman Taunyo Nicely Laurie Nordhous HeoTher Oldhom Christopher Olson Angelo Owens James Parker Ronald Parson Jr. Sean Perry Ronald Pierson ll Bernice Pollard Donnette Powell Liso PoweII Alan Proctor Orenfhion Pullom Michele Rober Randall Reed Rebekah Reed Mary Rickard 62 Seniors: Miles-Rickord Roxonn RifferT Soroh Robb Douglas Roberts Steven Robertson Wallace Rollins III Shown Rousku Mari Roy Candy Runyon Jennifer Russell Kafhy Somovifz Gene Sanford Elizabefh Schmolz William Schmeff Jr. Kristen Schonoboum Ellen Sheppard Kevin Siszon Brandon Sluder Katherine Small Katherine Smith Melissa Sproo'rf Julie Stevens Michael Sfogsdill Scott Sfone Timothy Summers Dirkk Surles Moria Tolberf Carl Taylor Debra Thomas Emily Thorbeck Shown Tinsley Seniors: RifferT-Tinsley 63 Paula Tromil James Trinkle Angelo Tucker Rollie Tucker Jennifer Underhill Amy VanBuren Kelly Vance James Vaughan Ill Valerie Vaughn Thomas Virgin Albert Walker Amy Wallace Elmer Wallace Matthew Wongerin Sean Wore Tracie Wore ParveTTo Washington Jennifer Weathers James Webb Kelly Wehr Terry Wells Laura Weyonno Wendy Whitaker Pamela WilhiTe Woodrow Wilkinson Colin Williams 64 Seniors: Tromil-Winioms DoShown Williams Kimberly WiHiams Yusef Williams Michael Wilson Julye Winsfeod KenneTh Wood Jeffrey Wyber Constance Wyrick Nancy Yorber David YoTes Rober'r Young Above: Ronald welcomes his friends to lunch: Angie Owens, Koren Bumpusl Roxonn RifferT, Danielle Bivens, and Angie Newmon. Comero-shy Seniors Zsagwen Young Mike AITmeyer Phiono Pouley David Anderson Stephanie Poindexfer Angelo BenneTT Terri Randolph Randall Feury Liso Renner Rachelle Hawkins Leslie Sims Cora Lipson Jack Urbain Singing in The Fall FesTivol TolenT Show, Tim Summers won Tuesday's compeTiTion in The Senior Division. Seniors: WilliamsNoung 65 Eric Acker Lisa Adams Tino Adcock Corrie Adkins Kimberly Alexander Michael Babb Lawrence Banks Michelle Barnett Inc Borrenpohl Tera Bcr'ron Carolyn Bough ChrisTopher Boxfer Emil Becker Ill Joson Bickel Nicole Bivens Christopher Bloke Rico Bowling Sarah Brewer Cory Budde Troy Burden TimoThy ConTweIl Anquoy Correfhers Joshua Carson Michael Cheoney Paulo CheoTem ChysTol Chewning ChrisTopher CloyTon Angela Compton Sean Connolly Sfephoni Cook Michael Copeland STephonie Copeland Damon CrofT Nancy Crof'rs Chad Diedrich 66 Juniors: Acker-Diedrich Juniors Michelle BorneTT is caught between classes. Wm, .M mem, 'ximwww: RobeH Humphrey directs The bond of a pep assembly, Theresa Dillard Barbara Duisberg Melissa Duneghy Carrie Effinger Randall Eli Eorlie Fakes Teisho Flagg Marika Fletcher William Folsom Scott Ford Roberf Frank II Brandon Franklin Dovid Fulkerson Rolando GilberT Christopher Goller Jason Goodman Melissa Goodman Daniel Gormon ll Christopher Greenwood Demorco Groves Clarence Grubbs John GusTofson Emily Halbig Candi Hardin Shown Hordison Gabi Harms Sherri Heoly Soro Hefley Christopher Helmling Angelo Henderson KoTosho Hicks Kelley Hoke William Hudson Jennifer Huebner Robert Humphrey Lisa Hunsoker James Hurst Misty James Liso Jorboe Darrin Jennings Karla Johns Acklyn Johnson Juniors: Dillord-Johnson 67 Billie Johnson Craig Johnson Dona Johnson Greg Johnson Irena Johnson Joseph Johnson Susan Johnson Theresa Johnson Tiffany Jones Jock Kimmel Brion Kincaid Rhonda Kindred Barbara King Philip King Tameka King Kimberly Knoricn Diane Kohler Robin LoFief Leah Lamb David Lommers Lofoyio Lander Susan Lone Kelly Lease IonThe Legler Dovid Lessenberry Christian Linnemeyer DeShonTo Livers Robbie Frank Takes a break in World HisTory 4C class. 68 Juniors: Johnson-Livers G-O, Go! says cheerleader Toni Wiilioms. Corrie Adkins resTs during The final momenfs of a class. Irena Johnson and Kim Alexander jam of The Air Force bond concert. Ian Lynn HeoTher Mcdriago Michelle Mann Jason Maynard Eric McCullough ChrisTopher McQueen Emily Mifchell Julio Mongin Anna MonTgomery Andrea Moore Jeffrey Moore Kelly Morelond Mary Newman BirgiT Niederhellmonn Tracy Osborne Roiph Pace Erica Parkman Barbara Poole Melissa Porter Keifh Powell Brian Pullum John Ramsey Jennifer Redmon Jennifer Rice Misty Richardf Alvin Riffer Juniors: Lynn-Ritfer 60 Valerie Robbins Chrisfy Roll Christopher Ross Amie Ryan Jesiko Sanders Betty Scorbrough Toni Schoperjohn Shane Schile David Schultz ll John Seyfforfh Andre Sherman Jennifer Smith Kelly Smith Miley Smith William Spdding Michelle Spencer Nancy Stondifird Georgionno Standiford Shoreen Starks Phil King studies in history closs Tracy STevens Tamara STreeT Kevin Sundermon Jonathan Surles Brett Tabor Losheo Taylor Sean Terry 70 Juniors: Robbins-Terry Jennifer Tevculf Archie Thomas Melisa Thomas Quon Thomas Randall Thomas Monich Thompson William Trobcnf Katherine Tromil Kelly Travis Kevin Tyler KoTreesa Ussery Brandon Viner Toni Walker Melissa Word Kristina Wafers Maurice Watson AnneHe WOTT ChrisTo Webb Alexander Weihe Shelly Weir Frederick WesTbrook Jr. Ellen Whifoker AnThony Wiley Chrisfine Wilhife Antonia Williams Deshounfe Williams Erica Wilson Alexia Wolfe Michele Youngblood Michael Zoll Shaun B Kelly CI-: ' Laura 0' lier Leonard Collins William Sisk Trent Smith , Michael STreeT ngelo STroud .. es Washington Ill, 34' k Washingfon Jr. Crystal White Curtis Esters Randall Feury Koren Frye Michelle Madden f William McDowell Poul McGillicuddy Robell ens I Troy Meriwefher TFGCY WW9 Adam gear Krisfopher Miller Mork Wlllpuff Christophe? Hall Jeffrey Moore Joshua ZInTel David Heath Cory Ouflaw e Juniors: TevouIT-Zoll 71 Sophomores Amira Akrobcwi Brion Albin Kora Arrick Morybelle Baker Derrick Bord Stefoni Barnett Jennifer Baxter William Beard Christopher Beckham Steven Beliles Steven Bennett William Blair ll James Blake Jennifer Bolin Lorry Bonds Branden Brakie Darla Brand? Timofhy BriTTain Holli Broermon Charles Brown Christopher Brown Tony Brown Fred BryonT Norman Burkes Krisfen Bussiere Adrienne Butler Gory Carson Lawrence Carter April Covins Joneso Cheatem Kimbra Chilton Antoine Clark Felecia Clark Doyne Clark Jr. Elena Coleman Joshua Collins Wendy Comp'ron Heather Cook Brion Copeland Julie CosTeIlo Shown CouTo Robert Crawford Angelo Crow Rhonda Culver LoShoffo Cunningham Kenny Dalton Ronald DorretT Alyssa Dayton Richard Dennison 72 Sophomores: Akrobawi-Dennison Joseph Dickinson Kelly Diefenbough Sarah DiTzer Courtney Dixon Gloria Dixon Timothy Doyle Kerry Draper Monica Dulin Rosetta Eastwood Shonoe Edmonds Gertrude Edwards STephcnie Eickhoff Moria Eidson Dovid Elkins Brandy Embry Charles Fair Fred Fairchild Rohi FenTress Paulo Ferguson Mary Folz Marcus Fore Darren Frick Scott Gaiser Rondo Garlic Aundrea Glaser Debbie Glidewell Dione Glidewell Kori Goff Mr. Hunter's world history class provides 0 look inTo many different civilizations for Robert Phon and Sarah Rhodes. Sophomores: Dickinson-Goff 73 Taro Goldsberry Aaron Goodman Michelle Grant Rohmon Groves Darcey Griffin Darla Groves Angel Grubb Kevin Hole Jeffery Hallmark Mark Harrington Hollie Harris Kimberly Horris Down Hon Jennifer Heck Kondis Heironimus Bryon Henshow Corrie Henzmon David Hill Lori Horton RoberT Howard Amber Hubner Kevin Hulsey Denise Jogal Robert Johns Carlos Johnson Melissa Johnston Sean Jones William Jourdan Quondirrell Thomas, Maurice Griffin, Tim Doyle, Kofhe Turnbough, and Shawn Couto are among Bulidog backers OT a pep assembly. 74 Sophomores: Goidsberry-Jourdon Lyle Kellems Jamie Kelso Brion Kimberling Debra King Lofosho King James Kuebler Kimberly Kuhs Kelly Kummer GasTon Lewis Lorry Lewis Victor Lezomo Loretta Mohon Ann Mallory Melissa MorTin Angelo Mason Heo'mer Moffingly Joseph McCoffry Jr. Kofino McDonald Susan Medcalf Barf Miller William Miller Erica Minor Amy Mitchell Russell Mooney Karl Morris Stacy Moser Lorry Moss ll Tjorven Musfgrove David Nolley John Noylor Tina Nix Rhendo Ohning Andre Parchmon Robert Parson William Payne Christopher Phelps Shannon Phillips Krista Pierson Audra Poole Anfwon Pope Kennefh Powell TON Prow Loan Quach Chod Quick Heofher Rober Jennifer Reynolds Sarah Rhoodes Voshone Rhodes Andrea Roberts Sophomores: Kellems-Roberts 75 Joni Robinson Brandi Rocco Rosiland Rollins Ryan Rose Anostocio Rozonski Tricia Rueger Shelley Ryan Holiday Sanders Ryan Schonoboum Charles Schum Kimberly Shelby Mark Shiver Il Shelly Sides Willie Simpson Brion Smiddy Bruce Smith III Soro Sovern Sheff Sforks Poul STephon Amy Sfogsdill Hugh STogsdill Sonji STone Bryan Sumner Brent Thomas Cindy Thomas Eric Thomas KoTrel Thomas Timothy Thomas Matthew Thorbeck Shay Tilford Darrin Tingley Thomas Todronk Cheryl Towery John Tron Jennifer Trible Harry Tuck Kathryn Turnbaugh Levone Tyler Jomes VonPeII Bryon? Vought Melanie Wagner Mory Wongerin Dorfhy Wafers Jamie Woymon STocey Webb Ryan Webster Randall Whifehouse BruTus Whifeside Dewayne Whiflock 76 Sophomores: Robinson-Whiflock '52 X 1 No'r Pictured: Melissa Apko Richard Barnes Jr. Ronald Beard Darla Berkeley Tricia Boles Jason Bonke Tonya Brodham Joseph Brown Addie Byers Joseph Cole m Antonio Compton Greg DeTolenTe Phiiemon Dillard Daniel Fuller ll Harry Georges Jason Greenwell Michele Grove David Hodges Beverly Hollins Patricio Hughes Amy Hugo Billy Johnson Jarrett Johnson Alice Keiler Jamar Killebrew Clayton Landrum EzeH Lcrkin Ill Erica Luster James McKinley James Melfon Ginni Moore Ricky Mortis Melissa Neighbors Steven Poul Robert Phon Louonne Quick Kimberly Russ Kahlil Smollings Troy Sfo'rlar Keith Taylor Mario Watson Glenda Whittaker James Williams James York Todd Yunker HM ; x Molly Wright Morgan Voung Tracy Young Jason Zubiller Jill Wilder ChrisTy Wilhife Barf Will Michael Wilson Brion Wood Michael Wood Thomas Wood Sophomores: Wilder-Zubiller 77 Michael Abernathy Steven Adams Willis Adams Jade Anderson Brion AnTey Tracey Bogby Chaundice Bailey Ronald Baker Brian Barnes Angela BorneTt Jamie Barrett Erik Bell Ronald Bellwood Joseph Bermon Amanda Biber Lauren Borst Joron Boyd Leah Brown April Burns Marcus Burton Vivion Burton John Byers AnThony Calhoun Tonyo Cor1er Teri Carter Julian Cafes Aric ChilcoTe Dona Clark 78 Freshmen: AbernathyCIork Freshmen In biology class, Mike Lamont says, llm not cutting up The? frog! Toroy Clark Beatrice Coleman Chanel Cook Jonel Cook Marcel Cooksey Carla Cory onne Covingfon Jonathon Cox Ryan Cox Cary Cross David Cross Brion Deputy Keno Dillard Tcnjo Dillard Lorono Dixon Misty Dessert Andrea Douglas Zachariah Duggins Charlene Dukes Derek Duncan Virginia Earle Gary EosTwood Brenda Edmonds Crystal Ellison Hurley EsTers Joseph Evans Charles Fork SCOTT Fink Shelley Ford Tracey Ford BreTT Fording Brion Frederick Sherry Funches Benjamin Geoch Vikki George Charlene Dukes, Shane Schile, Melony Peak, and Virginia Earle enjoy 0 posT- cross country-meef pizza. Freshmen: Clork-George 7O Henry Givens David Glidewell Dona Goldman Traci Goldsberry Korla Goodman Tammy Greb Regina Griffey Clayton Groves Lona Grundhoefer Michael GuerTz Down Guinn Valerie Hoire Eric Honly Eric Hordison Brondie Harris KeiTh Harris PoTrick Harvey Yancey Henderson Samuel HiTe Jennifer Holsey Felicia Horns Cassandra Hughes MisTy Humphrey Willis lsom Lilo Israel Marcus Ivy Darrell Jackson David Jackson SylvesTer Jogoe Jr. ChosTity James Angelo Jorboe Shannon Jessie David Johnson Demond Johnson Euriko Johnson Freshmen Mike Whiflock 0nd Monquole Owsley enjoy a game played with powdered sugar 01 the Spanish Oub Halloween party 80 Freshmen: Givens-Johnson Mario Johnson Mikka Johnson Stephanie Johnson William Johnson DeShoy Jones Trudy Jones Stocee Kemp Mary Kempf Romirco Killebrew Steven KiTzinger BrenT KnighT Brod Kollker Patricio Kozlowski Michael Lamont Misty Lance Dewayne Layman Jody Lehr Helen Lipson Jennifer Martin Larissa Martin Alison Moffhews Jennifer Moyes Jeremy Maynard Rachel McAIisTer Dovid McCuTchon Wesley McDowell ConjeTTo McKenzie Eorl McNory Heofher Meredith Lynda MeTz ChrisTopher Miller Danielle Miller Tricia Miller Richard Miller II Chad Mills Bradford Mirode Clarence Moore Brian Morphew Roe Mullen Andra MuTh Edward Myers Tonya Nelson Irvin Nix William Nix Chad Owens Monquole Owsley Michelle PormenTer John Parrish Melony Peck Jennifer Price Lisa Rodermocher Casey Randolph James Raising Brian Rice Susanne Rickard Ronald RifferT Freshmen: JohnsomRifferT 81 PotTy Taylor and Tiffany RON pass Time while waiting for freshmen orientation. Christa Wade, Stocee Kemp, Alison Matthews, and Jamie Barnett show how much they like To watch football. SomonTho Riffa Tiffany Roll Brande Sandefur George Sanders Michael Scales Louro Schultz Jason Schweikarfh Michelle Scott Kevin Sheofs Korey Shelby Lokesho Sherman Ryan Siebe Brion Siszon Gregory Skelfon Holly Skelfon Hoenie SmiTh Jonathon Smifh Lee Stokes Moria Sfondiford Michael Stevens Stacy STeworf 82 Freshmen: Riffer-Sfeworf NOT PiCTured: Donna Alfrey Christopher Austin Lee Bond Crystal Bruner Ramon Clayton Ccturia Croft- Rhonda Crowe David Dalton Jr. Bud Darling Vernard Davis Terje FleTcher Shannon chdey Michael Guerfz Ernesf Gideon Matthew Hall Donald Martin Beth McCrcw Bobby Porm Susan Woodward Nichole Woolfolk ScoH Young Angela Paul Tiffany Poole Sara Sandefur Morcules Sheod Kelley Sisco Shonito Skelton Melody Smith Zoe Spinks Lee Stokes Nathan Tester Dovid Todd Daniel Vote Christa Wade Angelo Watson Samuel Whitaker Anthony Wlllioms Gregory Wyrick James Sfidhom Dywone SToner Troy SfoTlar William Sfroud Jr Tracy Suhrkcmp Kenya Summers Michanne Swifzer Legra Swope Remar Tapp Patricio Taylor Sco'r'r Taylor Douglas Tevouh John Thomas Koren Tolliver David Tyring Heather Viner Donald Vonderscher Marlon Weddell Edgar Wall TaliThc: Wongerin Jeremy Weiss Eric Whifesell Michael Whiflock Amy Williams James Williams Karl Williams Cassandra Wilson Moffhew Windell Freshmen: STidhom-Windell 83 Dirkk Surles leads 0 clinic for his Memorial defenders in Bosse's 54-49 bomburner. Chris Greenwood shows sfengTh and agility in The Bosse v5. MoTer Dei mmch 84 AThIeTiCS AThIeTics 85 AThleTiCS Defensive coordinator Mr. SCOTT Riley shows Rolondo GilberT a new technique, PhoTo courtesy of The Evansville Courier. E.J. Becker ossisTs local paramedics wiTh senior Jeff Hone, injured in The CenTrol game. Senior Tony Caner dives for extra yardage, while being Tockled by Reifz's Jim Thompson. Photo courfesy of The Evansville Courier. The vorsi1y and reserve Teams consisted of Young, Je McCoffry, Be Sumner, M. Watson, R. monomh J. Dockins, D Harlow, Je Harte, KC Finn! L Collins, J VonPelI, J Dickinson, Fe Bryant, L. Wood, J, Baker, S, Rousku. CC Conerl JC Dimmen, Parkman, 00w 50 E, Becker. J, Hallmark, M, 00w 2h T. Osbourne, M Copeiond, TC Chewhing, Kellems, A. Elkins, 8, Jones, M Wood, 8. Beliles, S. R Young TV Caner, S, King R. Gilbert, J. Moore, Goiser, M, Gibson, 00w Q 8. Perm, R. Killebrew, L D Williams, 00w :D J Raising C Schum, G. Hogan, LC Parrot CV Winsteod, J May! Head Johnson, C Esters, M Boob, C Grubbsl 0 Coach M Modriogo, Se Riley H, Es1ers, D, Cloy10n, C Johnson, A, Wileye Also cow 40 M. Jackson, J, Stidhom 86 VorsiTy Foofboll Bosse FooTboll BeoTs The Odds 'Dogs GeT Down And DirTy The Bulldogs could do no wrong in The mud. Eoch gome won This year was eiTher played in The rain or foughT on o muddy field. WheTher H was The weoTher or 0 new oTTiTude wiThin The Teom, no one con deny Head Coach Modriogo The besT campaign of his career. AfTer going 3-5 in regular season, The Bulldogs wenT inTo high gear for The posT-seoson Tourney. They won The AA secTionol before bowing ouT To unbeoTen Greenviile in The regional, ThoT was enough To finish 6-6 and go The forThesT in TournomenT ploy ThoT Bosse had ever gone. A new enThusiosm wos feIT for The fooTboll program, sparked by The meeTing of on old boskeTboll foe in The firsT round of seoTionoI ploy when Vinoennes Lincoln discovered ThoT Bosse ploys more Thon one sporT. NorTh wos promple eiiminoTed The nexT week. Finoiiy, revenge was in The air as Bosse foughT for iTs firsT secTionol TiTIe ogoinsT The Team ThoT Took owoy iTs hopes jusT one yeor 090, Floyd CenTrol, This seoson's Teom wos dominoTed by seniors Todd Chewning, Robbie Young, Kyle Finn, and Tony CorTer. Seoson Scoreboard Bosse 41 NorTh Bosse 44 MoTer Dei Bosse 12 Memorial Bosse T 2 Harrison Bosse 35 Cenfrol Bosse '13 Poducoh Bosse i4 ReiTz Bosse 12 CosTie Refs give The signal ThoT The Bulldogs hove peneTroTed CenTroI's defensive line QuorTerbock Robbie Young is Tockled by G ReiTz defender. PhoTo courTesy of The Evansville Courier. VorsiTy FooTboiI 87 Bosse trainer ML Lester Hogan wraps The ankle of Hurley Esters before 0 game. Freshman Bobby Perm shows confidence as he dresses for The reserve game ogoinsT NorTh 88 Reserve Freshmon Football ReservesTFreshmeh Show Promise Even wiTh The loss of a good quarTerback and a 2-5 record, The reserve and freshman gridiron Teams can sTill look back on Their sea- son as a success. Hidden be- hind The record are many new and inexperienced players who improved under reserve coaches Jeff May and Jerry ParroT and fresh- man coach Chris WinsTead. The loss of sophomore quar- Terback Andy Elkins, injured in The Harrison game, was a barrier ThaT Took an offen- sive leader ouT of The arse- nal for The resT of The sea- son. AImosT every game of The season came down To The wire, buT Things never seemed To fall inTo place. Two games ThaT could have easily been won were againsT Harrison and Cen- Tral. The NorTh game TO-D was very close, and Bosse had a chance To win al- Though NorTh broughT down players from Their varsiTy squad. Due To Their use of Those varsiTy players, The game was forfeiTed To Bosse. Players such as Mike Wood TcenTeVlinebackeO, C.W. Grubbs TguardTlinebackeo and Andy Elkins TquarTer- baclo sTarTed To show Their poTehTial, while oThers wiTh less experience also proved They could be compeTiTive players. The freshman Team included Uronb Monquale Owsley, Jeremy Weiss, Hurley EsTers, Brian Sisco, Karl Williams, 00w 2T John Thomas, Chris Miller, Ben Geach, Rico Killebrew, Greg Wyrick, Jamal Swope, 00w 3T Coach WinsTead, Ron Baker, Bobby Parm, Jim Reising, David Jackson, Rico Waddell, John Byers. Bosse's reserve defense works iTs way Through NorTh's offensive line. Fell SporTs Building Success The girls' golf Team come away a winner in The fall wiTh a record of eighT wins and only four losses. Senior Julye WinsTeod advanced To The Indiana regionols and Lisa Beckhom placed eighTh in The clTy Tournament However, The boys' Tennis Team sTruggIed Through one of HS ToughesT seasons, win- STeve Ensley prepares To reTurn The ball, Boys' Tennis includes 00p To boTTomT Dirkk Surles, coach Mr. Archie Owen. Todd Yunker, STeve Ensley, AnThony Calhoun, Ion Lynn! Gory Gloss, Daniel VoTe, Lisa Beckhom prochces her form before 0 maTch. Girls' golf includes Gronn Liso Beckhom, Julye WinsTeod, Rachel Hoskinsl PuTTer Cthe Team mascoU, Tbaclo Emily MiTchell, Jennifer Rice, Dorlo BrondT, Paulo Ferguson, Amy Burbogel coach Mr. Don UngeThelm L 90 Girls' GolVBoys' Tennis hing only Two moTches and losing nine. A large porTion of The Team will be losT This year when Dirkk Surles, STeve Ensley, James Vaughn, and Gary Gloss groduoTe. AfTer lasT year, The Team had To re- consTrucT, 0nd ThoT some siTuoTion will probably hop- pen nexT year, Too. :ng M Boys' Golf Swings For A Big Year , Chris Ross and Dirk VaughT, boTh of whom had excellenT golfing seasons losT year, will also lead The '89 Team, pre- dicTs coach Mr. Harold Moli- cooT. U, ProcTice sTorTed February 43 To prepare for The 46 season moTches. MosT moTches will Toke place 0T Fehdrich Golf Course. AlThough no seniors will be on The Team, junior John SeyfforTh and sophomore Randy WhiTehouse are also expecTed To be sTondouTs. For LefT: Chris Ross follows Through on his sTroke during 0 pre- season procTice. LefT: Dirk VoughT geTs seT for o procTice swing. The golf Team includes 00w D Rick Miller, Derrick Duncan, Poul Krouse, 00w 2i Chad Mills, Kori Williams, David Tyring, John SeyfforTh, Dirk VoughT, 00w 3 Mr. MonTy Cox, Brod Kollker, Ryan Siebe, John Ramsey, Chris Ross, Randy WhiTehouse, Chris Blake, and coach Mr, Harold MolicooT. Boys' Golf 91 Records NOT IndicaTive Of EfforT Volleyball BoosTs SpiriTs The girls' volleyball Team, wiTh an 0-44 record, suf- fered a disappoinTing sea- son. A young Team, The neT- Ters learned much from This season's misTakes and look forward To avenging Their losses nexT year. Main seTTers were Sherri Goff and HeaTher Madriaga; prominenT hiTTers were Me- lissa Duneghy and KaThy Sa- moviTz. Shelly Ryan was a sTandouT as a server, and Melissa Duneghy was cho- sen mosT ouTsTanding aTh- leTe on This year's squad. WresTling Improves AfTer a slow sTarT, Bosse wresTIing improved Im- provemenT was aTTribuTed To beTTer condiTioning and much hard work, according To senior RoberT Darr. A ma- jor loss Took place when Mike Copeland broke his arm in The ReiTz maTch. Team leaders included Rob- erT Darr, VicTor Lezama, Chris Greenwood, Eric Acker, and Joe McCaffry. Loss of only Two seniors This year also has encouraged nexT year's Team. Jim Reising aTTemst To prevenT an escape. 92 VolleybaIVWresTIing KaThy SamovTTz prepares To spike a poinT in The CenTraT game. sPhoTo courtesy of The Evansville Press T The volleyball Team gets psyched up before 0 game. Below, left Bosse wresTlers ore Uronn Aric Chilcote, Mike Sanford, Wlllie Simpson, Chris Greenwood. Robert Dorr, DeShoy Jones, Brion Smiddy, Chris Miller, Cow D Dove Lenz, Bryon Sumner, Brion Wood, Joe McCoffry, James VonPeIl, Ryan WebsTer, coach Mr. Emil Fleck Bosse vcrsify volleyball Team members include mono Melissa Duneghy, Heather Modriogo, Kora Arrick, Shelley Ryan, 00w 3 Sherri Goff. Valerie Vaughn, Traci Brown, Tounyo Nicely, Kofhy Somovifz, and coach Mrs. Sheila Huff. Eric Acker maneuvers his opponenf To The moT. VolleybalVWresTling 93 Girls' BaskeTbGII Looks To Tomorrow TTWe are young, buT we have a loT of poTenTioI. This sTGTemenT by girls' Season Scoreboard boskeTboll coach Jerry Ccherbury B n sums The 4988-89 season. 0539 30 C05 8 Bosse 52 Harrison Bosse 67 Henderson Faced wiTh overwhelming losses, Bosse 44 CenTral The Team rebounded wiTh season 32:: 33 3322532? CoTh. sTondouTs Mehsse Duneghy, honed Bosse 55 Modisonville as one of Evonswlle's Top players by Bosse 37 Norm Iocoi coaches and The press, and Bosse 39 Jasper Harrison Transfer HeoTher Modricgo 30559 52 Boonvi'le leading The way. Shelley Ryan and 382:: 3?; mi Voerirglon Karo Arrick assumed The role for The em Bosse 46 SouThridge reserves. Bosse 58 ForesT Pork Bosse 37 ReiTz Melissa was high scorer on The Teams wiTh on average of olmosT 49 poinTs per game. Coach Jerry ConTerbury preaches fundamenTols during a TimeouT in The CenTroI game, r x. ., rm; w? Team members include hkneelingh Mikko Johnson, Larissa MarTinA Melissa Duneghyl Sherri Goff, Jennifer MorTin, Karo Arrick, 00w 2T coach Jerry ConTerbury, Shelley Ryan, ChrisTo Brown, HeoTher Modriago, Kori Goff, Danielle Miller, Mrs, Carolyn Peochee. 94 Girls' BoskeTboll Left: Melissa Duneghy in action: husfling offer a loose ball wiTh Teommofe Shelley Ryan and welow! Ief'o going to The basket in heavy Traffic. Below: Heather Madriogo launches 0 Three- poinT shoT. , , mmmm mnuu-a Girls' BoskeTboll 95 The reserve Team ithudes coach Marshall Mason, David Jackson. Bobby Porm, Joe Johnson, CourThey Dixon, Kevin Toylon Rohi FenTress. Michael Chechey, Brion Copeland, Chris Cloyfon, VoShone Rhodes, DeWoyne Whitlock, Coach Charles Lawrence plots 0 winning strategy. 96 ReserveTFreshmon Basketball Reserves Wih CiTWSJAC. Boskefbol! season proved To be very successful for The Bosse reserves. Their season lefT Them with 0 20-1 record wiTh 0 loss To Jasper by a mere f0ur poinTs. Coach Marshall Mason de- scribed This year's Team as Tunselfish, hardworking, and ready To please. This sea- son has been one of Team unity. The starting seven were AnThony Wiley, Chris Clayton, Rohi FenTress, Mike Chechey, Joe Johnson, and Jonathan Surles. Mason de- scribed Surles OS 0 key foc- Tor in The fuIl-courT press. Joe Johnson Takes The ball in for o on-upT Bobby Porm rises high above The Memorial defense in order To shooT The jumper. Freshman Team members are coach Charles Lawrence, Brion DepuTy, MOTT Windell, Joron Boyd, Ramon CloyTon, David Jackson, Marcus Ivy, Bobby Perm, Rick Weddell, Michael Scolesl Jamal Swope, Mike WhiTIock, Mark Cooksey, Marcus BurTon, Willis Adams, AnThony Calhoun, Monquole Owsley. Ti! 3T CourTney Dixon 5915 Up The fUll-COUFT press, Chris CIGyTon geTs coughT siTTing down on The job ogoinsT MT Vernon. ReserveTFreshmon BoskeTboll Q7 Bulldogs Make STrong Showing CiTy The boys varsiTy baskeTbaIl Team en- joyed a successful season in '89. The Bulldogs were compeTiTive in every ouT- ing and came away wiTh vicTories in mosT. Bosse was a Top conTender for boTh The ciTy and SouThern Indiana ATh- IeTic Conference championships, The biggesT accomplishmenT for The Bull- dogs This year was Their abiIiTy To ploy as a Team raTher Than a group of individ- uals. The '89 Team did This beTTer Than any oTher Bosse club had in a long while This year's success was deeply rooTed in The play of a group of seniors known as TTD-squaredk' HMilk, HMoses, iTVern, and HBoscoe. Dirkk TTD- squared Surles was The leading scorer and was usually The go-To man in pressure siTuaTionsi Before The season began, Suries signed a haTional leTTer of inTenT To play Division 4 baskeTball aT George WashingTon UniversiTy in The na- Tion's capiTal. GWU is coach Joe Mul- lah's alma maTer. Milk was The floor leader for The 'Dogs. WheTher dishing ouT an assisT, IofTihg a jumper from The perimeTer, sTarTing The fasT-break, or playing hard- hosed pressure defense, MaTT Wangerin Above, MaTT Wangerin rises To The occasion againsT Harrison, RighT Dirkk Surles seTs The Bosse fasT-break in moTion. 08 VaTSITy BaskeTbaIi was seemingly always in The righT place aT The righT Time. Big Garland Copeland filled The mid- dle This year. iiMoses was a force on The backboards and played Tough inTe- rior defense. He also provided inside scoring punch when called upon. Kyle Finn again demonsTraTed his ver- saTiIiTy on The courT. nVern'T used his large frame To muscle rebounds inside and his sofT shooTing Touch To score from beyond The 3-poinT arc. Robbie TTBoscoe'T Young, who quar- Terbacked The fooTball Team To iTs firsT- ever secTional championship, saw IimiT- ed acTion, buT his consisTenT play was a sTabilizing force for The Team, Perhops The biggesT surprise of The '89 season was The inspired play of Bosse's Tisuper sophomores, Ron DarreTT, AnTwan Pope, and Andy Elkins. DarreTT was a sTarTer from day one and be- came a crowd favoriTe because of his exciTing sTer, Pope provided insTanT of- fense and hounding defense coming off The bench. Elkins cracked The sTarTing lineup abouT mid-season and played exTremeiy well aT boTh forward and guard, Ron DorreTT shows his sTuff agoinsT Norfh. Garland Copeland hauls in onoTher rebound, VorsiTy Team members include Coach Joe Mullen, Chris Clayton, AnTwon Pope, Mike Cheoney, Dirkk Surles, Garland Copeland. Kyle Finn, Andy Elkins, Ron DcrreH, Robbie Young, MOTT Wongerin. VorsiTy Boskefboll 09 Jourdan, Schile SeT Cross CounTry Pace Soccer Looks Ahead The cross counTry Teams, accomplishmenT as individ- coached by Mr. Abe HoITz, compeTed againsT area high schools in meeTs Taking place aT The Evansville STaTe HospiTaI, Members of The boys' Team B.J. Jourdan and Shane Schile wenT as far as regional compeTiTion and placed fifTh and sevenTh, re- specTively. The girls' Team was often shorT of runners due To injury and lack of members! yeT Their season ended wiTh a greaT sense of uals frequenle placed firsT, second, or Third. Bosse's soccer Team finished The season 1-15-3. This was Mr. Craig Kessler's firsT year To coach Bosse, and much of The season was spenT drill- ing. The resuIT was ThaT many players improved no- Ticeably during The season; STephen Ensley and Sean Connolly were selecTed To be on The All-CiTy Team. Girls' cross counTry Team includes aronn ChrisTa Brown. Toni Walker, Melanie Peak, Tbaclq ChysTal Chewning, Tiffany Jones, Charlene Dukes, Virginia Earle. Boys' soccer Team members are mono Ryan Siebe, STephen Ensley, Sean Connolly, John Ramsey, Tim Doyle, Daniel VoTe, Chad Mills, Tbaclq Mr William Connolly, Robbie Frank, Jerry Copeland, Chad Diedrich, RoberT Parson, Jason Bickel, Ron Parson, coach Mr, Craig Kessler. ChrisTa Brown works ouT on LanT Circle behind The school. 100 Boys' SocceMCross CounTry x: 3' ' :r x Boys cross counTry Team includes Uronn B J Jourdan Richard Dennison Mike Sanford, TbackJ coach Mr. Abe Hosz Shane Schile Colin Williams Marcus Gore. New Track Sparks lhTeresT The 4989 Track season looks promis- ing for The Bosse boys. The Team's oTTiTude is very opTimisTic, in porT because of The large TurnouT of par- TiciponTs and also The new Track fo- ciliTies, which are among The besT in Evansville. This year's seniors are Robbie Young, Dirkk Surles, MOTT Wongerin, STan King, Colin Williams, Marcus Gore, Sean Perry, Bryon Cleckley, Jeff HorTe, and Chris CorTers Bosse's 4 x 400m relay Team will be Cl sTrong conTender for sToTe honors. Wongerin, King, Surles, and anchor Young will be The men To Take This relay Team To sToTe for The Third consecuTive year. OTher sToTe ho- pefuls ore Young in The long jump, HGrTe in The pole voulT, and BJ. Jour- dan in The 3200m. Pole voulTer HarTe is expecTed To break The school record of 44'. The endurance men included Jour- dan, Shane Schile, Richard Dennison, Williams, Gore, Perry, and Cleckley. Coach Bud Garland says The key To The season's success will be based upon The performance of The sen- Iors. Bosse is expecTed To be sTrong in sprinTing and field evenTs OS well 05 Iong-disTonce evenTs. April 4 finds Bosse compeTihg ogoihsT CosTle in The season open- er. The firsT home meeT is April 14 ogoinsT Harrison Lokeysho Sherman works ouT for The upcoming Track season by running in The oudiTorium, Girls' Track includes mono Moria STondiford, Lokeysho Sherman, Lorono Dixon, Amy Williams, 00w 2T ChrisTo Wade, Trudy Jones, Angie BenneTT, Brande Sondefur, cow CD Cassandra Hughes! Jennifer Price, cow 40 Erica Parkman, Tiffany Jones, Danielle Miller, cow 5T Melissa Duneghy, GerTrude Edwards, 00w 6T Kenya Summers, Larissa MorTin, Mikko Johnson, ChrisTo Brown, lbockl ToIiTha Wongerini Boys' Track includes UronU Mario Johnson, CloyTon Groves, Marcus Ivy, Craig Johnson, 00w 2 James McKinley, Brion DepuTy, coach Don Ulrich, Korey Shelby, KeiTh Horrisi 00w 3i Rico Killebrew, B.Js Jourdan, James Trinkle, Bud Darling, 00w 1.0 Joe McCoffry, Shane Schile, Marcus Gore, Billy SchmeTT, 00w 5T Jeff Moore, coach Bud Garland, Rolando GilberT, Richard Dennisoni Rico Bowling. Track 101 102 Baseball RighT: Throwing a long disTonce is on imporTonT skill in baseball. Here, Jomie Kuebler works on his arm. Below: John Dockins procTices Throwing during pre- season Training in The gym. Below RighT: Keeping his eye on The incoming piTch, Andy Elkins looks for a hit Bases Are Loaded For 4989 Season As The 4989 baseball season sTorTed To unfold, many changes were Taking place. New head coach Jeff May Took over wiTh only a few reTurning leTTermen, so sTorT- ing wiTh The basics and building was a prioriTy. Ex- Tensive workouTs, inTense procTices, 0nd sTroighT drills were The order of The day. Todd Chewning, John Dock- ins, and Charles Elrod were expecTed To carry much of The load as Team leaders and seniors. Also expecTed To make ma- jor conTribuTions To This year's Team were C.W. Grubbs, Brandon Viner. Andy Elkins, and Mike Babb. Pifcher Todd Chewning Takes his Turn of bat. First baseman C.W, Grubbs awaits The piTch Baseball '103 Ben Geach and Chad Mills look for the loTesT hiTs of H 8 H Music Tim Bchow and Holli Broermon enjoy lunch at McDonald's on South Kentucky Avenue, 104 Advertising nhm umm 1hr Ifmfuhny Album . Advenbmg 105 WELBORN CLINIC 1Specialists in 26 fields of medicine, psychology 8: surgery j151x locations 1Phone calls answered 24 hours 1Evening 8L weekend appointments for ill children 81. adults Welborn Clinic Westside Family 424 Chestnut St. Practice Center 426-9440 2007 West Franklin St. 464-2200 Welborn Clinic East 1411 Washington Ave. Welborn Clinic 4796909 Highland . . 6700 Darmstadt Road Welborn Chmc 867-2465 Newburgh Immediate Care Newburgh Reo Family Practice Center Highway 261 Route One 853-7391 649-5061 Colette M. 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Mom and Dod John Dockihs: Way To go, Bubbleheodl You've mode us proud. We'll miss you. By The way, can you swim? Love, Uncle Rick and AunT Rob To John Dockins: CongroTuloTions, Grandson. We always knew you could do iT. Good luck on your career in The Navy. Love. Gron and Pope John Dockins, Way To go, Bro. Love, Sis and Chuck CongroTuloTions, Uncle Bubbleheodl Love, MoTT To My Son, Corl Toylor You don'T know how proud I om of you ThoT you have groduoTed. My dream hos come True. My life is oenTered around all of my children. You are my firsT, my oldesT, and my only son, and for you To groduoTe meons so much. The beginning of my dream has come True. I hope now you will begin a life and fulfill iT To your besT expecToTion. Become someone in This world! I love you very much. Your MoTher, Genevieve DorreTT NoTolie: There will be boTTles along The woy, Things you don'T undersTohd; SToy os sweeT as you ore, TrusT in The Lord. Remember, The ones who win Are The ones who Think, Til con. Love You, Momow ond Popow To Shown Knebper: EducoTion, lnsighT, PersonaliTy, PoliTehessl PosiTive Thinking, and oTher nice quoliTies - you have. So 1 18 Senior Wishes go forTh and make The besT of your fuTure. CongroTuloTions ond BesT Wishes. May God wolk every sTep of The way wiTh you. Good luck. Love, GrondmoTher llGomby Tim Summers: Thinking of your groduoTion day Of The many Things you've done To bring o loT of happiness To Those who love you, Son! And hoping ThoT each day Will bring you happiness, Too The special kind ThoT oughT To come To 0 wonderful son like you Love, your family NoToIie Mills: We love you and ore very proud of you. We know ThoT you can be onyThihg you wonT To be Good Luck! Love, Dod, Mom, and Chad To Brondon Jomes: We oil are really proud of you. JusT Think, you won'T hove To be owokened by The blosTing olorm! Wish you all The besT in your wonderful years ahead. Mom and Family To our Son, who has everyThing, including o proud fomilyl CongroTuloTions. Chilly Mon! Love, Mom and Dad To Dixie: CongraTuloTions! We are very proud of you. Y0u were our firsT, and we've been behind you all The way Good Luck! Love you more olwoys, Mom and Dad To Adro Dixon: CongroTuloTions, Sis, ond besT wishes for The fuTure. Love, Down and Bryan To AunT Adro: The preTTiesT groduoTe in The Class of '89. Love, ChrisTopher To Jomes Droke Jr.: HCongroTuloTions Dr, Duke! You finally made iT Senior Wishes Through. IT wosn'T o slx-yeor plon. lTSmile, Boby . . . go Novyl Wishing you The besT. Love, Family and Friends To Dirkk Surles: CongroTuloTions! I om very proud of you. iTTo be a chomp you have To believe in yourself when nobody else will. Good luck! God loves you! Love, Morn ond JonoThon To Trooey Keller: CongroTuloTions! I om very proud of you. Hope life is all you wonT H To be. I'm always here for you. Love, Mom To Gory Gloss: BesT wishes for o successful fuTure. Mom knows ThoT you can make iT! Rondy Hoyes: We are very proud of you! Hope The fuTure brings success and happiness. CongroTuloTions, Son! Love, Mom and Dad To BreTT Godou: CongroTuloTionsl Moy sunshine and happiness surround you when you're for from home May The good Lord be wiTh you down every road you room. WhoTever road you choose, l'm behind you, win or lose. For in my heorT you'll always be llForever Young. Love olwoysy lVloTher To Wendy WhiToker: CongroTuloTlons! We are so proud of you. We believe in you. Wherever you go, whoTever you do, jusT. know we will always be There for you. Be sTrong, be happy, and sToy os sweeT as you ore now, forever. Love Mom and Dad DeoresT Shown Knepper, GroduoTion is 0 very special Time in your life. We are all very proud of you. Always hove o greoT onTiolpoTion for Tomorrow, while living every day To iTs fullesT. And may you find happiness in whoTever you choose To do. Much Love, Mom, Dove, Jenoe, and Danielle To KrisTen Schonoboum: CongroTuloTionsl We ore very proud of you. We hope your fuTure will be hopy and fulfilling. Good luck! Love, Mom and Dad To Liso Grohom: CongroTuloTions on one of The proudesT momenTs of your life! Moy your fuTure conToin many more such momenTs. Moy oll your dreams come True. Love, Mom Dad, Jeff, and Tim To Amy Burboge: CongroTuloTions, doughTerl May your fuTure be as successful, as wonderful, and as exolTing as you ore. Good luck! Love, Mom My sweeT Noncy, l om proud of you. CongroTuloTions on This speciol doy. AlThough you're 0 young lody now, you'll always be my liTTle girl. Be good and Toke The fuTure one day OT 0 Time. l love you Mom To Melisso Moreheod: CongroTuloTionsl We Thank God for you! UGood luokT' on your ochievemenT. WiTh love, Mom, Dad, Lynn, Gronddoddy RoberT, Grandma and Grandpa Kemp Eric LonTz: Pride and love goes wiTh you 03 you venTure inTo The world of challenge and dreams. Pride and confidence will carry you Through Love you, Mom and Bill Good Luck! KoTi Smoll: We are so proud of you! Break one nexT yeorl Love, Dad and Mom Ginger Jones: CongroTuloTionsl Today is The firsT cloy of The resT of your life. We wish you The besT in oil ThoT you do. BuT mosT of oil e True happiness, Love, Mom, Chuck, and Trudy Senior Wishes l 19 Senior Wishes To Ronoid Porson: You're special because you're like 0 broTher To me. I'm proud of you. CongroTuloTions! Love, Ryoh Kosey To Ronold Porson: CongroTuioTions! Reach for your dreams. Go for iT oil. We are proud of you and love you very much. Love! Dod, Mom and Bob PoTTy Godeke: We are proud of you! Reach for heighTs unknown. Love, Mom and Dad PoTTy Godeke: Too bod you didn'T choose The righT school. Go, Boilermakers! Your Big Sis, Judy To Gino Glaser: Like SonTo Claus and unicorns, we always believe in you. Love, Mom and Joe To STocy Keel: CongrofuloTions! We are very proud of you. BesT of luck To you in The fuTure. All our love, Mom and Dad To Meiisso Doves: Melissa, I can hardly believe ThoT you are groduoTing from high school! i om so proud of you! I love you and wish you The world's besT in your fuTure. Love, Mom To MoTThew GenTry: CongroTuloTions! We are very proud of you. Now is The beginning of your fuTure and we wish you The very besT. Love, Mom and Dad To Missy SprooTT: Four years have passed Too soon. Youlve mode 0 Bosse boosTer ouT of This CehTroi grod. Wherever you go from here, l'lI always be your biggesT boosTer Mom 120 Senior Wishes To Cindy BoTTeiger: We are so very proud of you. We will conTinue To love and supporT you in all your fuTure endeavors. God bless you. Love, Mom and Allen Josh Levi: We know you can do onyThing you wonT To. The fuTure is yours. Love, Mom and Dad CongroTuloTions To our son and broTher, MoTT Wongerih. You make us proud To be your family. We love you. Love, Mom, Dad, Mory, ToliTho, and Joe To Becky Reed: You have always broughT love, joy, and o greoT deal of pride. You are a special friend and 0 Terrific doughTer. You make us proud! Love, Mom and Jerry To Lee Wood: CongroTquTions! We are very proud of you. BesT wishes for college. Love, Mom and Dad For KoThy SomoviTz: Give To The world The besT you have, and The world will give iT book To your CongroTuloTions and good luck Love, Mom, Dad, and Kevin To Sherri Goff: CongraTuloTions! We are proud of you in every way. May all your hopes and dreams come True, and may your fuTure be as brighT as your smile Good luck! Love, Mom and Dad To Shown Rousku: CongroTuloTions and Thank you for being The besT son ony mom could ask for. Your groduoTion This year is only one of many reasons why I'm so very proud of you! Love, Mom To Ronnie Pierson: CongroTuloTions! We are very prOud of you, and we wish you The very besT of everyThing ThoT life holds for you. Love, Mom and Dad Senior Wishes We love you and wish God's besT olwoys! Love, Mom and Dad Deor NeT, May your fuTure be brighT as The sTors. Love, GrondmoTher DonneTTe Powell: CongroTuloTions! Love, AunT Loro Rochel Hoskihs: May you always lTllve in The house by The side of The road. CongroTuloTions! BesT Wishes! Love, Mom and Dad For KrisTen L. Schonoboum: This is 0 special yeor, nineTeeh-eighTy nine Here comes groduoTion for This child of mine You've done iT yourself, don'T ever forgeT BuT keep going my darling, for youlre hoT finished yeT. CongroTuloTions on a job well done! Love Your Mom and Jim For KrisTen L. Schonoboum: My sisTer's finished Of her I'm proud I'm so happy for her Think I'll soreom ouT loud! Love You 813, Ryan P.S. CongroTuloTlons, olso! Candy, CongroTuloTiOhsl We are very proud of you! As you go forward inTo 0 new beginning, always remember ThoT we have held your hand for jusT o IiTTle while, buT we will hold your heorT olwoys! We love you, Your grondporehTs, family, and friends To Kelly Wehr: Your Dad and I ore so proud of you. We will always be There for you. CongroTuloTions To you now and in The fuTure. We love your Mom and Dad Ron Harris: CongroTuloTlons, Bosse High School groduoTel Your Mom, Dad, Brion, and Candy are proud of you! To Troy Hardin: CongroTuloTions! We are very proud of you. BesT wishes for your fuTure. Love, Mom and Dad To Don Hammond: CongroTuloTlons! Your Bosse yeors ore coming To on end. May your fuTure be full of happiness, love, and prosperiTy. You have mode These high school years, years of conTehTmehT and joy for us. Good luck in all your fuTure endeavors! Love, Dad and Mom 3 Mori Roy and Lisa Beckhom enjoy Their free Time during lunch on o beouTiful spring day. Sehlor Wlshes T21 122 Index Abernathy, Michael 78 Acker, Eric 41, 42, 47. 66, 92, 97 Adams. Lisa 66 Adams, Mr Robert W 51, 126, 127, 128 Adams, Sfeven 78 Adams, Willis 78, 94 Adcock. Time 39. 66 Adkins. Corrie 66, 69 Advertising 104 Akrobowi, Amiro 16, 19. 26, 28. 29, 34, 36, 72 Albin, B1ion 72 Alexander, Kimberly 30, 31. 34. 36, 44, 66, 69, 71 Alfrey, Donna 83 Algomer, Lorry 71 Alsop, Mrs. Volda 6, 43, 5. 128 Alfmeyer, Michael 65 Amorez, Duono 56 Anderson, David 65 Anderson, Jade 78 Anderson. Quinton 71 Anslinger, Jeffery 56 Antey, Brion 78 Apko, Melissa 77 Appel, Kathleen 56 Appel, Lisa 56 Arrick, Karo 14, 31, 44, 72, 93, 94 Ashby, Donald 56 Athletics 84 Austin, Christopher 83 Autry, Mr. Darryl 53 Babb, Michael 7, 24, 31, 34, 44. 6686, 102 Bogby. Shannon 71 Bogby, Tracey 30. 36. 44. 78 Bailey. Choundice 78 Baker, Jay 31, 56. 86 Baker, Morybelle 72 Baker, Ronald 33, 36. 78, 89 Bolboch, Mrs. Imelda 52 Banks, Lawrence 39. 66 Bord, Derrick 72 Barnes, Brion 78 Barnes, Katrina 56 Barnes, Richard, Jr, 77 Barnes, Simon 39, 56 Barnett, Angela 44, 78 Barnett, Michelle 31, 34, 66 Barnett. Sfephoni 28, 31, 36, 72 Borrenpohl, Inc: 66 Barrett, Jamie 36, 44, 78. 82 Barter, David 56 Borfon, Tera 66 Bonow, Tim 24, 34, 56, 104 BoHeiger, Lucinda 56 Bough, Carolyn 6, 31, 41, 42 Baxter, Jennifer 4. 36, 42. 44. 72 Beard. Ronald 77 Beard, William 72 Becker, Emil, Ill. 28. 31, 32, 34, 35, 41. 42, 66. 86 Beckhom, Chrisfopher 72 Beckhom. LISO 56. 90, 121 Begorly. Mr. Roy 53 Beliles, Sieven 16, 72, 86 Bell. Erik 78 Belwood, Ronoid 78 Benjamin, Mr, Jack 52 Bennett. Angela 65, 101 Bennett, Mrs. Barbara 53 Bennett. Steven 72 index Berkley, Darla 77 Bermon. Joseph 78 Biber, Amanda 31, 50, 78 Biber. Brandon 56 Bickel. Jason 31, 44, 66, 100 Bippus. Mrs, Karen 14, 30. 53 Bivens, Danielle 7, 56, 65 Bivens, Nicole 66 Blair, William. I1. 72 Blake, Christopher 66, 91 Blake, James 72 Bootmon, Angelo 39. 56 Boles, Mac 77 Boles. Trino 56 Bolin, Jennifer 36, 44, 72 Bond, Lee 83 Bonds, Lorry 72 Bonke, Jason 77 Borst, Joron 78 Bowling, Rico 66. 101 Boyd, Joron 97 Boyer. Mr. Benjamin 23, 34, 53. 55 Brodhom. Tonya 77 Brokie, Branden 72 Brandt, Dorlo 19. 1, 39, 44, 72, 90 Brewer, Sarah 35, 66, 126 Brewster. Theresa 34, 56 Britfcin, Timofhy 72 Brmon, Mr. Barry 53 Broermcn. Holli 39, 72, 104 Brown, Angela 36. 39, 56 Brown, Charles 19, 44, 72 Brown. Christa 56, 94, 100, 101 Brown. Christopher 72 Brown, Joseph 77 Brown, Lech 78 Brown, Tony 72 Brown, Traci 29, 31. 32, 33, 44. 56, 93 Bruner. Crystal 83 Bruner. Shannon 39, 57 Bryant Fred 34. 72. 86 Buchanan, Melvin 57 Buchanan, Tina 38. 57 Budde. Cary 38, 66 Bumpus, Karen 39. 57, 65 Bunker, Taro 31. 49. 57 Burboge. Amy 16. 24, 57, 9O Burden, Troy 66 Burkes, Norman 72 Burns, April 78 Burton. Johnny, Jr.57 Burton. Marcus 78, 97 Burton, Vivian 78 Bussiere, Krisfen 31, 72 Butler, Adrienne 72 Byers. Addie 77 Byers, John 78, 89 Byers, Mrs, Karel 52 Byers, Shaun 71 Cobell, Pomce 57 Colbert, Kimberly 33. 34, 57 Calhoun, Anthony 28. 41, 78, 90. 97 Canterbury, Mr. Jerome 53, 94 Contwell, Timothy 12, 31, 37, 46, 47, 66 Corr, Melomho 39, 57 Carrel, Mrs. Judith 53 Correfhers. Anquay 66 Carson. Gory 72 Carson, Joshua 18, 32, 66 Carter, Anthony 57, 87. 86 Carter. Christopher 57, 86, 101 Carter, Clornsso 57 Carter, Lawrence 72 Carter. Tonyo 78 Carter. Teri 29, 32, 33, 78 Cosfleberry, Nicole 30, 47, 57, 60 Cafes, Julian 78 C010. Mr, Steve 53 Cavins, April 72 Cowns, James 57 Chambers, Rustin 57 Chambers. Titus 57 Cheoney, Michael 66, 96, 99 Cheatem. Joneso 72 Cheofem. Jeffery 39, 57 Cheatem, Paulo 66 Chewnvng, Chystol 66, 100 Chewning. Todd 49, 59, 87, 86. 102, 103 Chilcote, Am: 78, 93 Chulfon, Kimbro 28. 72 Chrockrem. Timothy 57 Clark, AnTonine 72 Clerk, Charles 58 Clark, Dana 33, 44, 78 Clark. Dcyne. Jr,, 72 Clark, Kelly 36, 71 Clark, Toroy 34, 79 Clark, Willa 25. 46. 47. 58 Clayton, Christopher 66, 86, 97, 99 Clayton. Ramon 83, 97 Cleckley, Bryon 58, 101 Clubs and Academics 26 Con, Shonfoe 58 Cole, Joseph, III 77 Coleman, Beatrice 79 Coleman, Elena 36, 37. 72, 126 Collier, Beth 31, 44. 58 Collier, Laura 71 Collins, Joshua 72 Collins, Leonard 71 Collins, Rico 86 Combs, Patrick 71 Compton. Angela 28, 48. 66 Compton, Amonio 25, 34, 77 Compton. Wendy 72 Condi. Zachariah 71 Conner, Delois 39, 58 Connolly. Sean 20, 32, 33, 41. 43, 66, 100 Cooper, Angela 58 Cook. Chanel 79 Cook. Heather 36. 72 Cook, Jonel 79 Cook, Michele 36, 39. 71 Cook, Stephcni 8, 10. 36. 41, 66 Cooksey, Marcel 79, 97 Copeland, Brion 72, 96 Copeland, Garland 58. 98, 99 Copeland. Jerry 8. 50. 58, 100 Copeland. Michael 16, 24. 66. 86. 92 Copeland. Sfephonie 66 Cory. Carlo 79 Costello, Julie 72 Couto, Shown 72, 74 Covington, onne 79 Cox, Mr. Donald 53 Cox, Jonathan 79 Cox, Mr, Monty 53, 91 Cox. Ryan 79 Crawford. Robert 72 Croft. Cofurio 83 Croft, Damon 66 Crofts, Nancy 13, 66 C1055. Cary 79 Cross, David 79 Cross. Duane 71 Crow, Angela 72 Crowe, Rhonda 83 Culver, Rhonda 72 Cunningham, LoShofTo 23, 34, 43. 72 Dohon, Christopher 20 Dalton, Jr.. David 83 Dalton, Korry 58 Dol'ron, Kenny 72 Dalton, Tina 19, 58 Darling. Bud 83, 101 Darling, Melissa 58 Dorr. Robert II 58. 92, 93 DorreH, Ronald 72. 98, 99 Daugherty, Terri 58 Doves, Melissa 20. 28, 31, 36. 58 Davis, Steven 58 Davis, Vernord 83 Dayton, Alyssa 72 Dennison, Richard 34. 72, 100, 101 Demon, Mr, Larry 30. 53 Deputy, Brion 79, 97, 101 DeTalenTe. Greg 77 DeTolente, Kimberly 58 Dickinson, Joseph 16, 73. 86 Diedrich, Chad 39. 46. 47, 66. 100 Diefenbough, Kelly 31, 36, 73 Dillard, Katrina 58 Dillard. Keno 79 Dillard. Philemon 77 Dillard. Tonjo 79 Dillard, Theresa 67 DimmeH, James 86. 127 Diner, Sarah 19, 28, 29, 73 Dixon, Adro 37, 46, 47. 58 Dixon. Chad 58 Dixon. Courtney 54, 73, 96. 97 Dixon. Gloria 73 Dixon. Lorono 79, 101 Dockins, John 58. 86. 102 Dorsey. Quimino 71 DosseH, Misty 79 Douglas, Andrea 79 Douglas. Lefeoio 71 Dove, Mrs. Patricia 53 Downer, Mrs, Dorothy 52 Doyle, Timothy 23, 34, 73, 74, 100 Drake, James, Jr, 58 Draper, Kerry 73 Duggins, Zachariah 37, 79 Duisberg, Barbara 67 Duke, Jennifer 28, 30. 31, 42, 44. 58 Dukes, Charlene 41, 79, 100 Dulin, Monica 73 Duncan. Derek 79, 91 Duneghy. Melissa 28. 67, 92. 93. 94, 95. 101 Dunville, Barbara 58 Earle. Virginia 36, 44, 79, 100 Eastwood, Gory 79 Eosfwood, Rosette 34, 73 Edmonds, Brenda 79 Edmonds. Shcnoe 73 Edwards, Angela 59 Edwards, Gertrude 73, 101 Effinger, Corrie 36. 67 Eickhoff, Stephanie 25, 30, 31, 44, 73 Edison, Mario 36, 73 Eli, Randall 67 Elkins, David 16, 73, 86, 89, 98, 99, 102 Ellison, Crystal 79 Ellison, Virgil, Jr, 59 Elrod, Charles 59, 102 Embry, Brandy 73 Ensley, Stephen 59, 90, 100 Ervin, Chris'ry 39, 59 Esters, CurTis 71, 86 EsTers, Hurley 16, 79, 86, 88, 89 Evans, Joseph 79 Fair, Charles 73 Fcirchild, Fred 73 Fakes, Earlie 36, 67 Fork, Charles 79 Fay, Mr. James E, 16, 19, 23, 52, 128 Fenfress, Rhoi 73, 96 Ferguson, Paulo 19, 73 Feury, Rondo 65, 71 Fields, Mrs, Loreffo 32, 33, 41, 42, 53 Fink, Scott 79 Finn, Kyle 59, 87, 86, 98, 99 Flogg, Teisho 67 Fleck, Mr, Emil 8, 53, 93 Fletcher, Marika 16, 36, 67, 126 Flefcher, Terje 83 Flint, Ms. Judy 53 Flint, Tlmofhy 59 Folsom, William 67 Folz, Mary 39, 73 Ford, 86011 67 Ford, Shelley 36, 79 Ford, Tracey 36, 79 Fording, Bref'r 79 Fore, Marcus 73 Fox, Jesho 39, 59 Fox, Tina 59 Frank, Robert, II, 20, 31, 67, 68, 100 Franklin, Brandon 14, 16, 31, 44, 47, 67 Froyser, Derek 59 Frederick, Brion 79 Frick, Darren 73 Frye, Karen 71 Fulkerson, David 67 Fuller, II, Daniel 77 Punches, Sherry 79 Godou, Bret? 24, 34, 44, 59 Goddey, Shannon 83 Gaiser, SCOTT 36, 37, 73, 86 Gomblin, Marvin 36, 59 Garland, Mr. Richard 53, 101 Garlic, Rondo 73 Geach, Benjamin 37, 44, 79, 89, 104 Genny, Matthew 59 George, Vikki 79 Goerges, Harry 77 Gideon, Ernest 83 Gilbert, Rolando 39, 67, 86, 101 Givens, Henry 80 Givens, Robell 71 Glaser, Aundreo 31, 73 Glaser, Gino 59 Glass, Gory 28, 29, 34, 35, 41, 59, 90 hdex Glidewell, David 80 Glidewell, Debbie 73 Glidewell, Diana 54, 73 Godeke, PaTricio 14, 28, 32, 44, 59 Goff, Kori 19, 20, 28, 29, 73, 94 Goff, Sherri 28, 32, 33, 59, 92, 93, 94 Goldman, Dana 80 Goldsberry, Taro 30, 74 Goldsberry, Troci 37, 50, 80 Goller, Christopher 14, 31, 39, 67 Goodman, Aaron 74 Goodman, Jason 67 Goodman, Karla 37, 80 Goodman, Melissa 67 Gore, Marcus 59, 100, 101 Gormon, Daniel, I! 67 Gough, Tom 39, 59 Graham, Lisa 28, 34, 43, 59 Grant, Michelle 74 Groves, Rohmon 74 Greb, Tommy 80 Greeor, Adam 71 Green, Jonel 59 Greenwell, Jason 77 Greenwood, Christopher 67, 84, 92, 93 Griffey, Regina 80 Griffin, Darcey 74 Griffin, Maurice 74 Grove, Michele 77 Groves, Cloy'ron 80, 101 Groves, Darla 39, 74 Groves, Demorco 67 Grubb, Angel 74 Grubbs, Clarence 67, 86, 89, 102, 103 Grundhoefer, Lane 80 GuerTz, Micheal 80, 83 Guinn, Dawn 30, 37, 80 Gusfofson, John 7, 14, 22, 23, 28, 29, 31, 44, 46, 67 Hogan, Mr. Lester 54, 88, 86, 128 Hoire, Valerie 37, 80 Holbig, Emily 46, 47, 50, 67 Hole, Kevin 74 Hall, Brenda 59 Hell, Christopher 71 Hall, Matthew 83 Hall, Vanessa 39, 59 Hallmark, Jeffery 74, 86 Homilfon, PoHi 59 Hammon, Daniel 59 Hammons, Jennifer 28, 31, 37, 44, 59 Hanly, Eric 80 Hardin, Candi 67 Hardin, John 60 Hardin, Troy 60 Hardison, Eric 80 Hordison, Shown 67 Harlow, David 60, 86 Harms, Gobi 67 Harness, Mr. Freeman 54 Harrington, Mark 74 Harris, Brondie 80 Harris, Hollie 74 Harris, Keith 36, 80, 101 Harris, Kimberiy 74 Harris, Mrs, Linda 52 Harris, Ronnie 16, 24, 36, 44, 60 Hort, Down 74 HorTe, Jeffery 60, 86, 101 Harvey, Patrick 80 Hoskins, Janice 16, 28, 31, 32, 33, 36, 44, 60, 90 Hoffield, Mr. Bruce 23, 54, 128 Hawkins, Mrs. Phyllis 52 Hawkins, Rochelle 60, 65 Hayes, Randy 60 Heoly, Sherri 67 Heath, David 9, 60, 71 Heath, Paul 60 Heck, Jennifer 74 Heironimus, Kondis 74 Hefley, Lori 16, 31, 6O Hefley, Sara 39, 67 Helmling, Christopher 67 Henderson, Angela 67 Henderson, Yancey 8O Henshow, Bryon 36, 44, 74 Henzrnan, Carrie 74 Hess, Mr. Donald 54 Hicks, CoreTTo 6O Hicks, KoTosho 67 Hicks, LoRon 71 Hicks, Lofece 48, 49 Hildrefh, Bridgett 71 Hill, David 74 Hines, Mrs. Carolyn 9, 23, 54 Hits, Samuel 37, 80 Hodges, Davin 77 Hoke, Christopher 39, 71 Hoke, Kelley 12, 31, 47, 50, 67 Holland, Beny 39, 60 Hollins, Beverly 77 Holsey, Jennifer 31, 80 HoHry, Mrs. Janice 54 Holfz, Mr. Abe 100 Hoover, Mrs. Joan 52 Horns, Felicia 80 Horton, Dixie 60 Horton, Lori 74 Houchin, Kimberly 39, 60 Howard, RobenL 74 Hubner, Fred 60 Hudson, William 36, 67, 104 Huebner, Jennifer 28, 30, 31, 67 Huff, Mrs. Sheila 54, 93 Huff, William 60 Hughes, Cassandra 80, 101 Hughes, Patricio 77 Hugo, Amy 77 Hulsey, Kevin 19, 22, 36, 74 Humphrey, Misfy 80 Humphrey, Monica 24, 60 Humphrey, Robert 32, 34, 35, 36, 42, 43, 44, 47, 67 Hunscker, Lisa 67 Hunter, Chorliso 25, 28, 47, 60 Hunfer, Mr, Don 9, 23, 30, 52, 54, 73 Hunter, Mrs. Loycene 53 Hurst, James 10, 67 Irwin, Jerry 71 Isom, Willis 49, 80 Israel, Lilo 30, 37, 80 Ivy, Marcus 80, 97, 101 Jackson, Alicia 36, 42, 60 Jackson, Angela 60 Jckson, Darrell 80 Jackson, David 16, 37, 80, 86, 89. 96, 97 Jogoe, Denise 74 Jogoe, Sylvester, Jr, 80 omes, Brandon 60 omes, ChosTiTy 80 omes, MisTy o7 omes, Wendy 46, 47, 60 orboe, Angela 44, 50, 80 orboe, Lisa 47, 67 Jennings, Darrin 67 Jennings, Kerri 13, 21, 71 Jessie, Shannon 44, 80 vohns, Karla 67 .ohns, RoberT 74 vohnson, Acklyn 2, 67 yohnson, Billie 68 uohnson, Billy 77 yohnson, Carlos 74 yohnson, Clyde 71 yohnson, Craig 68, 86, 101 yohnson, Done 68 uohnson, Daniel 44 .ohnson, David 80 .ohnson, Demond 80 .ohnson, Euriko 80 .ohnson, Greg 68, 86 Nohnson, Irena 6, 25, 30, 68, 69 ,ohnson, Jarrett 77 .ohnson, Jeffery 60 hohnson, Joseph 50, 68, 96 kohnson, LoDonno 46, 47, 61 .ohnson, Mario 81, 101 vohnson, Mikko 29, 32, 3, 81, 94, 101 Johnson, Stephanie 33, 44, 81 Johnson, Susan 68 Johnson, Theresa 68 Johnson, William 81 Johnston, Melissa 30, 36, 74 Jones, Carmen 61 Jones, Clay 71 Jones, Connie 20, 31, 36, 42, 61 Jones, DeShoy 36, 81, 93 Jones, Ginger 6, 42, 61 Jones, Sean 28, 49, 74, 86 Jones, Tiffany 68, 100, 101 Jones, Trudy 50, 81, 101 Josey, Michael 61 Jourdan, William 74, 100, 101 Joyce, Damon 71 Judd, Christine 61 Keating, Mrs, Morilou 54 Keel, Stacy 33, 39, 61 Kellems, Lyle 34, 75, 86 Keller. Alice 77 Keller, Tracey 61 Kelso, Jamie 75 Kemp, Stocee 36, 81, 82 Kempf, Mary 81 Kessler, Mr, Craig 100 Killebrew, Jamar 77 Killebrew, Romirco 81, 86, 89, 101 Kimberling, Brian 4, 31, 41, 42, 44, 75 Kimmel, Jack 68 Kincaid, Brion 22, 31, 34, 42, 46, 47, 50, 68 Kindred, Rhonda 68 King, Debra 39, 75 King, Lofosho 75 King, Lorenzo 61 King, Mrs. Marilyn 54 King, Philip 68, 70 King, STonford, Jr., 61, 81, 86, 101, 127 King, Tameka 2, 68 Index 123 124 Index KInZIe, Michael 39, 71 Kitchens, M15 Phyllis 54 KiningeL Steven 81 Knorion, Kimberly 39, 68 Knepper, Shown 34, 61 Knight Brent 81 Knollmon, Jams 30, 61 Kohler, Dione 31, 36, 68 Kollker, 810d 81, 91 Kozlowski, Patricio 81 Krause, Paul 24, 91 Kuebler, James 24, 36, 75, 102 Kuhs, Kimberly 36, 75 Kummer, Kelly 75 .oFief, Robin 22, 28, 36, 44, 46, 68 .omb, Lech 68 .ommers, David 68 .amom, Michael 24, 28, 78, 81 -once, Misty 81 .onder, Lofoyio 22, 34, 68 .ondrum, Clayton 77 Londrum, Jason 61 .one, Susan 68 .on'rz, Enc 16, 18, 31, 39,47, 61 .Orkin, IN, Ezell 77 .orson, Marty 44, 60, 61 .owrence, Mr Charles 54, 97, 96 .cymon, Dewayne 81 .eose, Kelly 10, 28, 30, 31, 47, 68 Lee, Patricio 71 Legler, Iomhe 36, 68 Lehr, Jody 81 Lenz, Mr, David 93 .eslie, Michoet 71 .essenberry, David 6, 10, 32, 36, 38, 41, 43, 68 Levi, Joshua 61 .ewis, Gaston 75 .ewis, Lorry 75 .ezomo, Victor 75, 92 .Igon, Mrs Martino 41, 42, 52, 54 -indy, Michael 61 Linnemeyer, Christian 68 Lipson, Core 48, 65 Llpson, Helen 81 .ively, Tommy 61 .ivers, DeShomo 68 -oughory, Morjoleo 71 Lowry, Michelle 39, 47, 61 .ucos, Stephen 37, 61 -usfer, Erica 77 Lynn, Ian 47, 69, 90 Madden, Angela 34, 71 Madden, Michelle 42, 71 Modriogc, Heather 28, 34, 35, 36, 37, 69, 92, 93, 94, 95 Modrioo, Mr. Michael 49, 54, 87, 86 Mohan, Loreffo 75 Molicoot, Mr Harold 54, 91 Molin, Nancy 61 Mallory, Ann 75 Mann, Michelle 17, 39, 69 Martin, Donald 83 Martin, Jennifer 29, 32, 33, 81,94 Martin, Lansso 29, 32, 33, 81, 94, 101 Martin, Melissa 75 Mason, Angela 75 Mason, Mr. Marshall 52, 96 Matthews, Alison 36, 44, 81, 82 Mottingly, Heather 75 Index Moffingly, Mrs Nofolhe 54 May, Jeffrey 86 Moyes, Jennifer 81 Maynard, Jason 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 43, 44, 69 Maynard, Jeremy 81 McAlisfer, Evangeline 33, 42, 57, 61 McAlister, Rachel 43, 81 McCoffry, Joseph, Jr, 75, 86, 92, 93, 101 McCrow, Be1h 83 McCullough, Enc 32, 42, 69 McCuTchon, David 81 McDonald, Katina 31, 36, 75 McDowell, Wesley 36, 81 McDowell, William 71 McGillicuddy, Poul 71 McKenzie, Conjetto 25, 50, 81 McKinley, James 77, 101 McNory, Earl 81 McQueen, Christopher 69 McRoe, Mr, Arlin 128 Medcclf, Susan 19, 34, 36, 44, 75 Melton, James 77 Merednh, Heather 81 Meredith, Lisa 36, 46, 61 Meredifh, Robert 61 Meriwether, Troy 71 Merriweofher, Choun 61 M812, Lynda 44, 81 Miles, Lance 62 Millef, Bar? 75 Miller, Christopher 81, 89, 93 Miller, Danielle 81, 94, 101 Miller, Jacqueline 57, 62 Miller, Kristopher 71 Miller, Tricia 33, 81 Miller, Richard II 36, 81, 91 Miller, William 34, 75 Mills, Chad 37,44, 81, 91, 100. 101 Mills, Natalie 25, 26, 28, 29, 31, 36, 37, 41, 42, 44, 62 Mills, Veronica 18, 36, 39, 62 Minor, Erica 33, 75 Miracle, Bradford 81 Mitchell, Amy 75 Mitchell, Emily 6, 22, 28, 29, 34, 42, 44, 46, 47, 69, 90 Mitchell, Mary 44, 62 Mongin, Jutio 44, 69 Mongomery, Aaron 24, 62 Montgomery, Anna 36, 39, 69 Mooney, Russell 75 Moore, Andrea 39, 69 Moore, Clarence 81 Moore, Ginni 77 Moore, Jeffrey 69, 71, 86, 101 Moore, Tricia 34, 36, 62 Moron, Mr. Michael 2, 54 Moreheod, Melissa 36, 62, 126 Morelond, Kelly 34, 36, 42, 44, 69 Morphew, Brion 81 Morris, Karl 75 Morris, Ricky 77 Moser, Stacy 75 Moss, Lorry, ll, 36, 75 Mossberger, Shari 30, 46, 47, 62 Mullen, Mr. Joseph 54, 98, 99 Mullen, Roe 36, 81 Musfgrove, Tjorven 34, 36, 75 Mum, Andra 30, 81 Muth, Deanna 62 Myers, Edward 81 Myers, Jennifer 62 Nclley, David 75 Naylor, John 75 Neighbors, Melissa 77 Nelson, Tonya 81 Newman, Angela 39, 62, 65 Newman, Mary 39, 69 Nicely, Tounya 16, 28, 29, 30, 32, 33, 37, 38, 61, 62, 93 Niederhellmonn, Birgit 69 Nix, Irwin 81 Nix, Tina 16, 28, 29, 36, 75 Nix, William 81 Nobleff, Mrs. Linda 52, 128 Nordhous, Lourie 26, 31, 36, 62 Ohning, Rhendo 30, 42, 75 Oldhom, Heather 62 Olson, Christopher 62 Osborne, Tracy 69, 86 Outlaw, Cory 71 Owen, Mf. Arthur 54, 9O Owens, Angela 39, 62, 65 Owens, Chad 81 Owsley, LoChelIe 2, 71 Owsley, Monquole 36, 80, 81, 89. 87 Pace, Ralph 69 Pcrchmcn, Andre 75 Pcrchman, Clarissa 71 Pordue, Mr. William 52 Parker, Jamey 62 Parker, Roberf 71 Parkinson, Mrs, Virginia 54 Parkman, Erica 28, 32, 33, 69, 101 Parkman, James 71, 86 Porm, Bobby 83, 86, 88, 89, 96, 97 Pormemer, Michelle 32, 33, 81 Parrish, John 81 Person, Roberf 75, 100 Parson, Ronald, Jr. 8, 62, 100 Patterson, Mrs. Betty 52 Paul, Angela 83 Paul, Steven 77 Pouley, Phiona 65 Powlowski, Shown 71 Payne, George 71 Payne, William 75 Peochee, Mrs. Carolyn 54, 94 Peak, Melony 79, 81, 100 People 51 Perry, Sean 62, 101 Phon, Robert 73, 77 Phelps, Christopher 36, 75 Phillips, Shannon 75 Pierson, Krista 75 Pierson, Ronald, II, 62 Poindexfer, Stephanie 21, 65 Pollard, Bernice 62 Poole, Audra 75 Poole, Barbara 69 Poole, Tiffany 83 Pope, Anfwon 75, 98, 99 Porter, Melissa 13, 69 Powell, DcnneHe 62 Powell, Keith 69 Powell, Kenneth 39, 75 Powell, Lisa 39, 62 Price, Jennifer 81, 101 Proctor, Alon 62 Prow, Torl 75 Pullom, Orenthion 62 Pullum, Brion 69 Quoch, Loan 75 Quick, Chod 75 Quick, Louonne 77 ?ober, Heather 19, 25, 31, 75 ?ober, Michele 47, 62 ?odermocher, Lisa 81 ?omsey, John 28, 46, 47. 69, 91, 100 ?ondolph, Casey 81 ?ondolph, Terri 65 ?edmon, Jennifer 36, 69 ?eed, Rondo 62 ?eed, Rebekah 39, 62 ?eising, James 81, 86, 89, 92 ?enner, Lisa 65 ?eynolds, Jennifer 54, 75 ?eysz, Mrs. Linda 53 ?hoodes, Sarah 19, 36, 44, 73, 75 ?hodes, Voshone 75, 96 ?ice, Brion 81 ?ice, Jennifer 12, 25, 28, 29, 31, 34, 47, 69, 90 ?ich, Shannon 71 ?ichordf, Misfy 69 ?ickord, Mary 39, 62 ?ickord, Susanne 81 ?ifferT, Ronald 81 ?iffen, Roxonn 39, 57, 63, 65 ?iley, Mr. SCOTT 53, 54, 86, 128 ?itfer, Alvin 69 ?iHer, Samantha 44, 82 ?obb, Sarah 63 ?obbins, Valerie 16, 18, 19, 28, 31, 34, 44, 47, 7O ?oberTs, Andrea 31, 75 ?oberfs, Douglas 63 ?oberfson, Steven 63 ?obinson, Joni 76 Robinson, Mrs Juonifo 2, 54 ?occo, Brondi 36, 76 ?oll, Chrisfy 7O ?oll, Tiffany 82 ?ollins, Rosiland 33, 76 ?ollins, Wallace, Ill, 39, 63 ?ose, Mrs, Mary Anne 54 ?ose, Ryan 8, 19, 24, 33, 37, 42, 43, 44, 76 ?055, Chrisfopher 70, 91 ?ousku, Shown 38, 63, 86 ?oy, Mari 36, 63, 121 ?ozonski, Anosfocio 76 ?ueger, Tricia 76 Runyon, Candy 36, 63 Russ, Kimberly 77 Russell, Jennifer 63 Russ, Kimberly 77 Russell, Jennifer 63 Russell, Mr. John 14, 52 Ryan, Amie 34, 47. 70 Ryan, Shelley 21, 28, 31. 34, 76, 92, 94, 95 Somovifz, Kofhy 22, 28, 30, 31, 3, 34, 44, 63, 92, 93 Sondefur, Brande 39, 82, 101 Sondefur, Sara 83 Sanders, George 82 Sanders, Holiday 19, 25, 28, 36, 43, 44, 76 Sanders, Mr. Jerry 9, 52, 54 Sanders, Jesiko 41, 42, 70 Sanford, Gene 39, 63, 93, 100 Sawyer, Mrs, Joanne 54 Scales, Michael 82, 97 Scorbrough, Betty 70 Schoperjohn, Toni 32, 36, 42, 43, 44, 70 Schile, Shane 12, 70, 79, 100, 101 Schmolz, Elizabeth 63 Schmeff, William, Jr., 34, 35, 63, 101 Schoening, Brian 71 Schonabcum, Kristen 63 Schonoboum, Ryan 76 SChUITz, David ll 32, 36, 37, 43, 44, 7O Schultz, Laura 32, 43, 44. 82 Schum, Charles 36, 76, 86 Schweikor'rh, Jason 82 SCOTT, Michelle 16, 82 Seyffarfh, John 70, 91 Sheod, Marcules 83 Sheofs, Kevin 82 Shelby, Kimberly 76 Shelby, Korey 82, 101 Sheppard, Ellen 31, 3, 39, 57, 63 Sherman, Andre 70 Sherman, Brandon 71 Sherman, Lokeysho 82, 101 Shiver, Mark II 33, 76 Sides, Sherley 19, 37, 44, 76 Siebe, Ryan 82, 91, 100 Simpson, Willie 76, 93 Sims, Leslie 65 Sisco, Kelley 83, 89 Sisk, William 71 Sitzmon, Brian 82 Sifzmon, Kevin 63 SkelTon, Gregory 82 Skelfon, Holly 82 Skelfon, Shonifo 83 Sluder, Brandon 34, 63 Small, Katherine 32, 35, 37, 41, 42, 43, 44, 63 Smollings, Khalil 77 Smiddy, Brion 34, 76, 93 Smifh, Bruce III 76 Smith, Mr. David 54 Smith, Haenie 82 Smith, Jennifer 70 Smith, Jonathan 82 Smifh, Kofherlne 16, 32, 34, 37, 39, 63 Smith, Kelly 70 Smith, Melody 83 Smith, Miley 70 Smith, Trent 71 Sovern, Soro 36, 44, 76 Spolding, William 70 Spencer, Michelle 28, 29, 31, 70 Spinks, Zoe 83 Sprooff, Melissa 33, 34, 36, 63 STofford, Miss Pom 30, 54 Stokes, Lee 82 STGndifird, Nancy 34, 42, 7O Standiford, Georgionno 33, 43, 7O Standiford, Mario 33, 36, 82, 101 Starks, Shaft 76 Starks, Shoreen 36, 37, 39, 7O Stephan, Paul 76 Stevens, Julie 63 Stevens, Michael 82 Stevens, Tracy 70 Stewart, Stacy 82 Sfidhom, James 83, 86 Index Sfinson, Derek 31 Sfippler, Mr. Richard 55 S'rogsdill, Amy 76 Stogsdill, Hugh 76 Sfogsdill, Michael 63 Stokes, Lee 83 Stone, SCOTT 63 Stone, Sonji 76 S'roner, Dywone 83 Sfreef, Michael 71 Street Tamara 33, 7O Sfoflar, Troy 77, 83 STroud, Angela 71 Sfroud, William, Jr. 83 Sfudent Life 4 Suhrkomp, Trocy 83 Summers, Kenya 83, 101 Summers, Timothy 13, 31, 34, 35, 39, 47, 63, 65 Sumner, Bryan 76, 86, 93 Sunderman, Kevin 70 Sundermeyer, Mrs. Helen 30, 55 Surles, Dirkk 63, 84, 90, 98, 99, 101 Surles, Jonathan 70, 96 Swifzer, Michonne 83 Swope, Legra 83, 89, 97 7obor, Brett 7O 'olbert, Mario 24, 25, 30, 31, 44, 63 'ong, Mrs. Sarah 55 'opp, Remor 83 oueg, Mr. Virgil 52 7Oylor, Carl 63 Taylor, Mr. Donald 55 'oylor, KeiTh 77 'oylor, Losheo 7O oylor, Pofricio 25, 82, 83 Taylor, SCOTT 36, 44, 83 Terry, Sean 13, 7O Tester, NoThon 83 'evoulf, Douglas 83 'evoult, Jennifer 71 Therioc, Mrs. Linda 44, 55 'homas, Archie 32, 33, 34, 39, 71 homes, Bryan 76 homes, Cindy 36, 39, 44, 76 7 , Debro 63 , Eric 76 . John 83, 89 , Kofrel 76 , Melisa 39, 71 , Quandirrell 71, 74 , Randall 71 . Timofhy 76 7hompson, Mrs. Helen 52 'hompson, Monich 34, 36, 71 horbeck, Emily 21, 63 Thorbeck, Moffhew 76 Tilford, Shay 9, 76 'ingley, Darrin 76 insley, Shown 63 'odd, David 83 7odronk, Thomas 34, 76 Tolliver, Karen 83 'owery, Cheryl 76 robont William 39, 71 romil, Kofherine 39, 71 'rcumil, Paulo 64 'ron, John 76 'rovis, Kelly 39, 71 'rible, Jennifer 76 'rinkle, James 16, 28, 36, 44, 61, 64, 101 Tuck, Harry 76 Tucker, Angela 34, 35, 64 Tucker, Rollie 64 Turnbough, Kathryn 74, 76 Tyler, Kevin 71, 96 Tyler, Levone 76 Tyring, David 83 Ulrich, Mr. Don 101 Underhill, Jennifer 33, 64 Unfried, Mr. Joe 55 Urbin, Jack 65 Ussery, Kofreesa 71 VonBuren, Amy 64 Vance, Kelly 64 VonPell, James 76, 86, 93 Vaughan, Mrs. Ann 55 Vaughan, James, III, 64, 90 Vaughn, Mrs. Mary Jane 53 Vaughn, Valeria 28, 29, 32, 33, 64, 93 Voughf, BryonT 76, 91 Viner, Brandon 71, 102 Viner, Heather 31, 83 Virgin, Thomas 64 Vonderscher, Donald 83 Vofe, Daniel 99, 100 Weddell, Marlon 83, 89, 97 Wade, ChrisTG 21, 30, 50, 82, 83, 101 Wagner, Melanie 37, 44, 76 Walker, Albert 64 Walker, Toni 31, 39, 50, 71, 100 Wall, Edgar 49, 83 Wallace, Amy 64 Wallace, Elmer 64 Wolfers, Mrs. June 52 Wongerin, Mary 36, 76 chgerin, Matthew 24, 44, 47, 64, 98, 99, 101 chgerin, Alifho 31, 34, 44, 83, 101 Woninger, Mr. Leo 55 Ward, Melissa 28,3 1, 47, 50, 71 Were, Sean 31, 36, 37, 42, 64 Were, Tracie 36, 64 Washington, Jr., Jack 71 Washington, James Ill 71 Wcshingfon, ParveHo 48, 64 Wafers, Dorihy 76 Wafers, Kristina 39, 71 Wofson, Angela 83 Watson, Mario 77, 86 Watson, Maurice 71 W011, Annette 31, 44, 50, 71 Woymon, Jamie 39, 76 Weofhers, Jennifex 64 Webb, Christa 2, 31, 44, 71 Webb, James 64 Webb, Stacey 44, 76 WebsTer, Ryan 76, 93 Wehr, Kelly 46, 47, 64 Weihe, Alexander 71 Weir, Shelly 71 Weiss, Jeremy 83, 89 Wells, Mrs, Corol 55 Wells, Terry 48, 64 Wessel, Mr, RoberT 55 Westbrook, Frederick, Jr. 71 Weyonno, Laura 64 Whitaker, Ellen 71 WhiToker, Samuel 83 WhiToker, Wendy 25, 31, 60, 64 White, Crystal 71 Wife, Tracy 71 Whifehouse, Randall 76, 91 Whifesell, Eric 44, 83 Whifeside, BruTus 76 WhiHock, Dewayne 76, 96 Whiflock, Michael 49, 80, 83, 97 Whittaker, Glenda 77 Wilder, Jil 77 Wiley, Anthony 71, 86, 87, 97, 127 WilhiTe, Chrisfine 34, 71 Wilhife, ChrisTy 77 Wilhife, Pamela 21, 39, 64 Wilkinson, Woodrow 64 Will, BorT 77 WillcuT, Mark 71 Williams, Amy 16, 30, 31, 83, 101 Wilioms, An'rhony 83 Wiliams, Antonio 30, 36, 44, 68, 71 Wilioms, Colin 64, 100, 101 Wilioms, Deshoume 71 Wilioms, DeShawn 65, 86 Wiliams, James 77, 83 Williams, Jason 21 'llioms, Kari 34, 49, 83, 89, 91 1lioms, Kimberly 16, 17, 65 'Iioms, Yusef 64 'son, Cassandra 83 'son, Erica 25, 36, 71, 126 'son, Michael E. 34, 35, 36, 41, , 50, 77 'son, Michael J. 11, 36, 37, 44, Windell, Matthew 83 Winsfeod, Julye 25, 65, 9O Wlnsfeod, Mr, Woodrow 55 Woehler, Mrs. MonserofTo 44, 55 Wolfe, Alexia 47, 71, 22 Wood, Brion 77, 93 Wood, Mrs, Carolyn 52, 55 Wood, Mr. Dan 55 Wood, Lee 16, 32, 65, 86 Wood, Thomas 77 Woodward, Susan 83 Woolfolk, Nichole 83 Wortmon, Mr, William 39, 55 Wright Molly 77 Wyber, Jeffrey 65 Wyrick, Consfoce 37, 65 Wyrick, Gregory 83, 89 Vorbor, Nancy 65 Yates, David 16, 18, 31, 32, 34, 36, 37, 41, 44, 65 York, James 77 Young, Morgan 77, 86 Young, Robert 16, 17, 32, 65, 86, 87, 98, 99, 101 Young, Scott 83 Young, Tracy 77 Young, Zsogwen 65 Youngblood, Michele 30, 71 Yunker, Todd 77, 9O Zimel, Joshua 71 Zoll, Michael 71 Zubillier, Jason 77 Index 125 Building Image is PrioriTy When You're Passing This Way Once IT has been sold Time and again ThoT all good Things musT come To an end, 80 H is wiTh This book. And so H is wiTh This four-yeor journey known as high school. The class of 4989 has come To The end of The long, some- Times rough road ThoT began way back in The fall of 1985. While a chopTer of each sTudenT's life has come To a close, a new chopTer has begun. ThoT new chopTer will simply be a conTinuoTion of The book ThoT is each individual's life. The groduoTing seniors will conTinue Their educcTion, wheTher on The job, in college class- rooms, or in The Armed Forces. Meanwhile, GT Bosse, Those sTudenTs who have noT yeT compleTed Their sToy will work To furTher improve The image of Their school ThoT The class of '89 Toiled so diiigenle To achieve. ConsTrucTion will conTinue on The 126 CIOSIng new oThleTic fociIiTies, seT for com- pleTion in The fall of 4989, The admin- isTroTive sToff will conTinue To work wiTh Bosse's foculTy To olievioTe dis- cipline problems and make Bosse's environmenT well-suiTed To learning. The cusTodiol sToff will conTinue To keep The building sparkling clean. The STudenT Council will conTinue To be ocTive in boTh The school and The communiTy. Bosse's coaches and oThleTes will conTinue To perform To The besT of Their obiliTies and remain compeTiTive while displaying inTegri- Ty and sporTsmonship. Bosse's vari- ous oTher clubs and organionions will conTinue To provide fulfillmenT and fun for iTs sTudenTs. The class of '89 has come To The end of iTs journey, buT The legacy iTs members leave behind will conTinue To grow. Principal Robert Adams poses proudly wiTh Bosse's fooTboIl secTionol Trophy, Sarah Brewer, Elena Coleman, Marika FleTcher, Erica Wilson. and Melissa Moreheod are happy wiTh Bosse's new image. ConsTrucTion on The new gymnasium nears compIeTion. Sion King shows his spirii of Cl pep assembly, Senior James Dimmefi works on his own image. Anthony Wiley is of peace with his surroundings. Ciosmg 127 128 Special Thanks: To Mr. James E. Fay, Mr. Bruce HanieId, Mr. ScoTT Riley, Mr. RoberT Adams, Mrs. Valda Alsop, Mr. LesTer Hagan, Mrs. Linda NobleTT, Mr. Arlin McRae, and all The Teachers and office sTaff who exTended paTience and undersTanding To The limiT whenever we faced a deadline. Professional PhoTography: From Mrr Jerry NeTson of The EvansviIIe-Vanderburgh CounTy School CorporaTion, SchmiTT PhoTo, Don HardesTy PhoTography, The Evansville Courier, and The Evansville Press. Special AssisTance: From Ms. ColeTTe AlberTson, RepresenTaTive, JosTens Publishing Company, Clarksville, Tennessee. The 4989 Bosse Legacy was prinTed on Ven Gloss paper wiTh a sewn binding. AvanT Garde Type was used ThroughouT The book; AvanT Garde is a modern, easily readable sans serif Type. Body copy was seT in 40 poinT Type; subheadings were seT in 48 poinT. Main headlines were seT in 30 poinT Type, and division page headlines were seT in 42 poinT Type. Cover arT was applied by a silkscreen process and was provided by The Bosse journalism deparTmenT in conjuncTion wiTh Don HardesTy PhoTography. Awareness, education and prevention were the u'atchwords in fighting acquired immunv dvhcicm'rx' svndmmc lAIDSl, Alarming statistits urgvd a biosdvnrc chmpany to develop an AIDS test that thx'x rvxults in as little as five minutox Roseanne Barr and lohn Goodman starred in one of the WW season's tnp-rated new comedy series, 'l Rnsmnno, airing on ABC, The 1988 drought damaged crops and slowed barge traffic all across thv nation. Record-high temperatures and little rainfall also threatened wildlm- and livestock. Plastic explosives wore blamed for the crash of the Now Vbrk-bound PanAm Flight 103 in Lockcrbic, Scotland, Doc, 21, 1988, which killed all 258 people on board, plus about a dozen people on the ground. A national smoking ban went into olfcct on all domestic flights under two hours, raising .smokurs' ire and nmrsmokors' satisfmtion. It wax a nowr cnding adwnturc m Tnnntmxn ' In the WW hll ' thu l mmwl Rugcr Rahlm? ulmh tlvwrh mmlwul dvlighttul ammatmn uilh a mmmh lulu mm hlhe nation mmnwmnmted the 25th annix'ermry Oflohn E Kennedy's death. Kennedv was shot as he rode in a caravan m'th his 4 wife, laekie, and Toms gm'emorjohn Connally in Dallas, Texas, hm: 22, Why! It's a bird! Ith :1 plane! is Superman'x birthday! The granddaddy of comic book 1 horns celebrated his 50th anniversary in t style in 1988. I l iurrimne Gilbert t mw-d the Island of Jamaica, leaxdng thousands homelesx The hurrlmne also spawned tornados in Texas. Brian Boitano of Sunnwale, Calif., won the men's Olympic figure skating competition in Calgary Boitano was the first American to capture the gold at the XV Winter Ohmpics. Rock stars Tracy Chapman, Sting and Bruce Springsteen sang tor the 1'! iuman Rights Now! concert for Amnesty Internatimml during, a six-week tour of 20 Cities on fwe mntinents. The San Frandsco 49ers beat the Cincinnati Bengals 20-16 in the last few minutes of Super Bowl XXIII in Miami.