Boonville High School - Entre Nous Yearbook (Boonville, IN)

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Sonnetta's dream comes true On October 3, 1975, at the half- time of the Boonville-Heritage Hills football game, the 1975 Foot- ball Queen was crowned. First came the announcement of the Maid-of-Honor, who was Elaine Gore, escorted by Kevin Miller. Next it was announced that the 1975 Homecoming Football Queen was Sonnetta Baker. She was escorted and crowned by Joe Derr. The other candidates, Pam Mad- den, Beth Broshear and Vicki Fleming, were escorted by Clint Kelley, Ron Christian, and Dan Labhart respectively. The class attendants were Laura Ashley, Freshman, Marcie Wildt, Sophomore, and Kelly Goad, Jun- ior. Their escorts were Kerry Chapman, Mitch Collins, and Mike Barnhill respectively. 1975 Football Homecoming Court. First Row: John Boling, football bearer, and Julie Labhart, crown bearer. Second Row: Clint Kelley, Pam Madden, Elaine Gore (Maid-of-Honor), Kevin Miller, Joe Derr, Queen Sonnetta Baker, Beth Broshears, Ron Christian, Vicki Fleming and Dan Labhart. Third Row: Mitch Collins, Marcie Wildt, Mike Barnhill, Kelly Goad, Laura Ashley, and Kerry Chapman. Football Queen—25

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Freshmen Team Scores Us Them North 22 14 Tell City 6 6 Castle 12 0 Jasper 6 0 Mt. Vernon 12 13 Princeton 35 6 Vincennes 6 8 At Right, Quarterback Richie Medcalf hands the ball to Jeff Gore for the begin- ning of a long run. Freshmen. First Row: David Caton, Scott Spradley, Bob Chase, Doug Hendrickson, Tom Evans, Rodney Harris. Willy Madden and Brian Bohrer. Second Row: Coach Larry Riggs. Bob Galloway, Kevin Whitten, Shawn Clodfelter, Charles Bass, Ron Monroe Mark Adams Greg Meyer, Larry McCallistcr, Kerry Chapman, Jeff Kolb, and Student Manager Brad Downing. Third Row: Jay Lampton Chuck Van Winkle Jeff Powers, Steve Smith, Bob Kelly, Brett Woolsey, Dan Lamping, Steve Seiler, Gary Gordon, Jimmy Williams, Gary Jennings and Randy Dougan. 24—Football

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BH8 bands present spring pops concert The BHS band, directed by Mr. Mike Barton, sold popcorn this year in order to finance their trip to Opryland. The Concert Band and the Jazz Band competed at the Grand Ole Opry against bands from most all of the 50 states. They placed third out of five divi- sions. The 103-member Band per- formed in the WROZ parade in Evansville, and they placed first in the Boonville Labor Day Parade Contest. The Dance Band took a one day tour of area schools. Greg Hebner won the Outstand- ing Bandsman Award, and Donna Ellis won the Outstanding Musi- cian Award. At rijjht, the Singing Pioneers perform at the First Baptist Church for a Sweetheart Dance on Valentine’s Day. Singinjg Pioneers. Front row: Rhonda France, Greg Hebner, Cathy Moesner, Coy Vanover, Sarah Tobin, Sarah Moesner, Randy Shaw, Jolena Heidom, and Director Dan Kinser. Back row: Julie Harris, Deena Martin, Stanley Johnson, Susan Wilson, Tyrone Patrick, Terri Grace, Tim Dosch, Sharon Justus, Ingrid Nelson, Brent Clark, and Teresa VanZee. 26—Band