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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

Musket Boonville High School Boonville, Indiono Volume 22 Toble of Contents Title ond Theme 1 Administration 6 Sports 14 Activities 50 Album 68 Senior Awords 112 Graduation 114 Senior Honors 116 Closing 119 Patrons 120 Times Today’s 2 Good Are 5 Administration Mary Jeannerre Shelton Secretory Jo Ann Skelton Secretory k ,A Som Spence Director of Guidance Mory Ruth Word Counselor Charlene Anderson Bookkeeper-Secrerory Ruth Winsert Nurse Mory Cox Chorlorte Crolg Heolth. P E. English Above left, Ms. Scheryl Shirley colls her doss to order os Sophomore Kevin Houston looks on. At left. Senior Delindo Dovis clowns oround with Mr. Wilson ond Cooch Vondevenrer. 8 Deny Ingram Janice Koponch Business English Above right, Mr. Herman Sollman col- lects his fan moil from the faculty mailbox. At right, Ms. Julie Herron takes o short break from her tedious work schedule to give our photographer o smile. 9 Faculty Delbert Lewis Gene Long Randy Modden Vocotionol Educ. Computers. Sponlsh Business Keith McKinney History Mike Metzger History Groce Miller Business Tom Miller Gerord Minor English Industrial Arts Above, Mr. Dorvin Srilwell lectures ro his World Literature doss. Middle left. Jeff Menke. Mr. Jim Eifler. ond P. J. Dockery watch os Scott Block attempts o new project. At left, Ms. Jo Ann Skelton, secretory, works on attendance records during Boonville's Sectional Spirit Week. 10 Ron Rogler Scheryl Shirley History History. Business Top right. Mr Mike Wilson porticipores on 50's doy during Homecoming Week. Middle right. Ms. Donno Nix helps Brent Sopp with his homework. At right. Ms. Goy Weir tokes o breok from her work to check the tennis stotistics. 11 Faculty Herman Sollmon Tom Sreczyk Katherine Srorrln Economics Science Special Education Betty Srepek Special Education Bonnie Stilwell Dorvln Stllwell Home Economics English Gretchen Stuort Colleen Tolley English English Above, lefr, Ms. Jane Reinirz displays a Christmas cake made by a first year Latin student. At left, Ms. Mary Cox demonstrates to Allen Hoyden the proper technique for administering C.P.R. 12 Roy Wilson George Wlnsert Indusrrtol Arts Biology Above, Don Crone demonsfrotes rhe correct way to mold pottery os Barbara Cline observes. At middle. Senior Sponsor Julie Herron words off on attack'' on Senior Sec- tional disploys by Junior Paul Kroeger. At bottom, AAs. Jenny Oberhousen and Ms. Morlene Day ote caught by surprise by our photographer. 13 SPORTS SPORTS Cheerleaders make changes The cheerleaders were coach- ed by a new sponsor, Ms. Janice Koporich. Ms. Koporich was o cheerleader in college and she was instrumental in helping the BHS cheerleaders choreograph movements ond develop new ways to stimulate school spirit. Another stimulus to BHS spirit was the new mascot, Big B , whose bee costume was donated by the Youth Center Board. The mascot went to oil the home gomes ond traveled to Regionals. The students who wore the costume were Penny McDaniels, P. J. Dockery, Jeff Blaylock, ond Kristo Rasmussen. At right, Varsity Cheerleaders. Front row: Kelley Tolley, Leonn Horbison. Bock row: Carolyn Powers, Pom Bruce, Jonet Kraus. 16 Freshman Cheerleaders. Janet Dyers, Holweger, Teresa Knirs. Amy Gentry. Annette Greenfield. Michelle 17 The push is on New Head Cooch Dob Proctor inirioted o Pioneer Push to rake B.H.5. to rhe playoffs. He began with some strong Senior leadership ond powerful support from rhe underclassmen; however, rhe season was plagued by injuries to rhe offen- sive ream, ond rhe overall record was on unsatisfying 4 wins ond 6 losses. The Boonville defense hod on outstanding season with Joe Smith leading his team in quarterback socks. Joe was named Defensive Lineman of rhe Year ond was also picked for rhe All-Area Team. The Defen- sive Dock of the Year Award was won by Orion Tirzer, who also tied rhe school record in in- rerceprions. The Pioneer Most Valuable Player, Tim Hosford, was picked co-caprain, earned Defensive Linebocker of rhe Year, mode Defensive 1000 Point Club, ond was chosen for rhe All-Conference Team. The season's strength in of- fense come from Senior lineman Brent Cummings, who wos chosen os a co-coproin. By runn- ing rhe boll over 5 yards per carry, Tim Hosford earned rhe Offensive Bock Award. Junior Greg Word, who coughr 16 for over 20 yards per catch, proved to be Most Valuable Receiver in Boonville s passing gome. Junior John Baker threw for almost 1,000 yards and kicked for 38 yards per punt. John also mode rhe All-Area and All-Conference Teams. Above right. Head Cooch Dob Procror closely watches rhe action on the field, along with Cooch Ron Rogier. 18 At right, Doonville s offense comes through with o much needed touchdown. VARSITY 1960-64 JJi Them Mount Vernon 22 15 Costle 6 48 Vincennes 8 07 Gibson Southern 0 14 Tell City 0 20 Washington 00 0 Princeton 29 0 Herltoge Hills 22 27 Bedford N L 27 19 Jasper 0 25 At left. Todd Blond tokes o well deserved resr from rhe gome. Vorsiry and Reserve Football Team. Front row: Butch Phillips, Jim Wolker, Chris Pollock, Tim Truitt, Gory Sroser, Brian Titzer, Tim Hosford, Todd Blond, Doryl Solrzmon, Joe Smith, Scott Huck, Brent Cummings, Steve Mohon. Second row: Doug Adorns, Greg Word, Bill Washburn, Kerry Skelton, Tom Chapman, Dove Heuring, Troy Winge, John Baker, Terry Moronz, Jeff Hording, Evon DeWitt, Jimmy Fuquoy. Michael Goller, Wode Farr. Third row: Tom Rhodes, Joy Tuley, Rondy Underhill, Scott Blaylock, Jeff Baker, Jeff Sulowske, Mike Bruce, Mott Conner, Mark Merrill, Dennis Lauderdale, Scott Derr, Bob Beard, Fred Brocher. Bock row: Junior- Monoger Ryon McKinney, Trainer Robert Bufkin, Ben Hostings. Tom Thomson, Assisront Coaches Jim Williams, Don Crone, Keirh McKinney, Head Cooch Bob Proctor, Assisront Cooches Ron Rogier ond Joe Amiono, Mike Duncon. Terry Denton, Managers James Evans ond Mike Souceda. 19 Top right, A mighty Pioneer mokes o touchdown in the gome with Heritoge Hills. At right, Troiner Robert Bufkin ond linemon Tom Rhodes rreot Joe Smith's onkle. Below left. Pioneers pile on to crush the Patriot's offense. Below right, Quarterback John Baker searches for on open man. 20 Reserves break school record This year's Reserve Foorball ream, wirh a win-loss record of 6- 1, proved ro be one of the besr in Boon ville Reserve hisrory. The only failure in rheir record wos rheir loss ro Gibson Sourhern, 7- 6. Fans ore looking forward ro rheir vorsiry performances in rhe upcoming season. This year's Freshman Foorball ream, coached by Don Crone, hod o win-loss record of 4 and 5. Freshman Mott Hovill received rhe Buddy Morrin Menrol Ar- rirude Award or rhe Foorboll Banquet. Top left, Reserves race our for o Victory. Below left, Mark Merrill dodges rhe Horchers defense. Below, Cooch Joe Amiono concen- rrores on rhe gome. 21 Ar far right. Mott Hovill roces across rhe field. Freshman Football Team. Front row: Jed Hemenway, Junior Heck. Jeff Hendrickson. Willie Wilder, Bobby Miller. Bobby Willis, Tim Jordon. Mart Hovill, Jeff Lurz. Second row: Scott Beasley. Bob Hulsey. Brad McCool, Darrell Goedde. Don Gray, Larry Biggs, Andy Fogg. Mike Sandefur, Tony Elliott. Third row: Eric Stomps, Brad Splitrorff, Charlie Soltzman, Don Ferguson, Terry Helms, Troy Shoulders, David Barron, Alon Hording. Back row: Asst Coach Jim Willioms. Mart Smirha. Chris Camp. Trainer Robert Bufkin, Manager James Evans, Manager Mike Souceda, Charlie Conners. Keith Son. Coach Don Crone. 22 Endless love for Queen ISeeky With the musical theme Endless Love being ployed in the background, Miss Becky Mer- rill was crowned Homecoming Queen by her escort Kip Beard. Her Maid of Honor was Miss Pom Bruce who was escorted by Delbert Monroe. At the condusion of the ceremony, Queen Becky and her court rook their place on the platform decorated by the Art and Publicity Committee of Stu- dent Council. The backdrop, in keeping with the love rheme, wos pointed pink with white doves ond o large red heart. Top left, 1960 Football Homecoming Queen Becky Merrill ond her escort Kip Beord. Football Homecoming Queen ond Court. Front row: Moid-of-Honor Pom Bruce, Flower Bearer Megan Metzger. Kip Beord, Queen Becky, Crown Bearer Joy Kromer, Delbert Monroe. Second row: Troy Holder, Sophomore Attendant Morio Ruiz. Steve Powers, Junior Attendant Lori Shelton, Brian Dovis, Senior Attendant Liso Harris, Mark Doerner, Senior Attendant Joner Krous, Trent Bullock, Senior Attendant Julie Adorns. Lorry Riggs, Freshman Attendant Trisha Gourley. 23 Volleyball team has great season Our volleyball girls worked hard ro improve rheir skills this year. In November they travel- ed ro Bloomington ro help wirh rhe Indiana Universiry-Purdue University Monon Spike gome. Then, in December, rhey went ro Purdue ro work rhe boll rota- tion for rhe NCAA Regional finals against UCLA and Western Michigan. The volleyball season began for rhe girls wirh rheir fifth annual volleyball camp, under rhe direc- tion of Doug West and Sharon Moore of Indiana University. The season ended wirh o remarkable record of 19 wins ond 6 losses for rhe varsiry ream and 11 wins and 3 tosses for rhe junior vorsiry. Season highlights included a win over 13rh ranked Marer Dei in rhe Invirartonal Tour- nament. Other memorable evenrs included winning two in- vitational tournaments, placing second in rhe Secrionol, ond plac- ing two girls on rhe Big Eight Con- ference ream. They were Delma Willerr and Berh Winserr. Darla Gerber was selected by her teammates as rhe most valuable player for rhe 1983 season, and Tammy Lohr rook rhot honor for rhe junior vorsiry. Varsity Volleyball Team. Front row: Robyn Redmon, Deeno Wilson, Sherri Rudolph. Second row: Manager Jennifer Jennings, Cooch Mory Cox. Manager Jone Alexander. Third row: Berh Winsert, Johnno Tron, Audro Pryor, Barb Winserr. Fourth row: Delma Willerr, Leoh Ruiz. Bock row: Dorla Gerber, Lorrldo Conner. 24 Junior Vorslry Volleyboll Teom. Front row: Tommy Lohr, Morio Ruiz, Sroci Wolfe, Gwen Kirklond, Jennifer Shelton. Trisho Gourley, Seond row Loro McKinney, Krystol Green, Rebecco Shelton, Cooch Goy Weir. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCORES Us-Them Us-Them Us-Them Memoriol 1015 15-11 12-15 Corhedrol 6-15 6-15 Providence 15-12 6-15 15-10 Columbus Eosr 9-15 1015 forfeit Tecumseh 15- 6 15- 6 Mr Vernon 9-15 1015 North 15- 7 15- 2 Heriroge Hills 15- 2 15- 6 Princeton 15-12 13-15 15- 6 Costle 15- 7 11-14 12-15 South Spencer 15- 9 15- 4 Vincennes 15- 2 15- 9 Horrison 15- 6 15- 6 Reitz 15-10 15- 1 Josper 15-12 15-12 Centrol 15- 5 6-15 Round Robin ot Boonville Us-Them Us-Them Us-Them Morer Dei 15-12 16-16 North Posey 15- 4 15- 6 Oosse 15- 9 2-15 15-10 Round Robin or Boonville Gibson Southern 15- 1 7-15 15-13 Washington 15-11 15- 5 Tell City 15-12 15- 7 Secrionol Tell City 15- 4 15-13 South Spencer 15- 7 15- 6 Costle 7-13 4-15 At left, Senior Lotricio Conner blosts o serve in o motch ogoinst Costle. For left, Junior Beth Winsett reoches to drive bock o Costle serve Soro Kingsbury. Stocy Perigo. Lynn Whitney. Swim testi dives right in A new sporr was added to DH5 athletics. When the remodel- ing and construction was com- pleted in the summer of 1983, DHS boosted o fine, new swimm- ing pool. Ms. Jenny Oberhausen wos hired to teach the P.E. swim dosses ond also to coach both the boys' ond the girls' swim teams. The girls competed in the foil, ond the boys in the winter. The girls compiled o respec- table record of 4-9, o good showing, considering it wos the first year. Several of the team members did very well in the Sectionals and also qualified for Consolation Finals. The boys hod o record of 1-9, but their enthusiasm did not wane, and they set many per- sonal bests. They also did very well in the Sectionals, and several qualified for the Consola- tion Finals and Finals. Freshman Alicia Pryor rakes a break between evenrs or a home swim meet. Junior Tim Dyrum concentrates on breoth control before taking a dive during o competition. BOYS SWIM SCORES Us Them Tell City 56 83 Pike Cenrrol 49 119 Cosrle 40 130 Sourh Spencer 80 86 Heriroge Hills 52 120 Sourh Spencer 73 92 Pike Cenrrol 57 113 Heriroge Hills 69 101 Tell Ciry 87 71 Jasper 76 80 GIRL5 SWIM SCORES Us Them Pike Cenrrol 57 106 Heriroge Hills 74 82 Sourh Spencer 95 56 Tell Ciry 66 96 Cosrle 40 128 Sourh Spencer 92 71 Tecumseh 106 50 Josper 28 138 Tecumseh 109 52 Heriroge Hills 72 99 Tell Ciry 69 91 Pike Cenrrol 69 101 Sourhridge 71 95 Kelley Tolley, Leslie Lonigon, Liso Wilder, Jonno Skelton, ond Liso Barton folk about their performances in the swim meet. 26 Boys' Swim Team. Front row: Manager Kristo Rasmussen. Bock Jennifer Oberhausen. Tim Byrum, Manager Mary Meyer, Chad Ashley, row: Darryl Sandage, Terry Corron, Andy Vest, Scott Morfinson. Aric Pryor. Tom Bitter, Tony Staser, Tim Lonigon, Shown Stephens, Cooch Girls' Swim Team. Front row: Trocy Leslie Lonigon. Bock row: Kelley Carolyn Luckert, Misty Perigo, Cooch Powers, Mirielle Enlow, Alicio Pryor, Tolley, Manager Mory Meyer, Jonno Jennifer Oberhausen. Nor pictured: Monnerte Holweger. Tommy Goller. Skelton. Julie Adorns. Lisa Borton, Liso Wilder, Michelle Hullert. 27 Pioneers win sixth erown The lady Pioneers won rheir sixth Sectional crown since we began nine years ago. In the Regionals, they won 40-42 in overtime against North Posey, bur fell in the final gome with Bosse. Our overall record was 15-8. The Most Valuable Player Award for varsity went to Beth Winsert, and the reserve award went to Melinda Powers. Other awards were given as follows: Rebounds—Beth Winsert, Free Throw—Beth Winsert, Most Assists—Krystal Green, and All Conference Team — Beth Winsert and Barb Winsert. Varsity Team. Front row: Melinda Powers, Krystal Green. Barb Winsert. Bock row: Michelle Woolsey. Beth Winsett, Coach Roy Wilson, Audro Pryor, Deeno Wilson. Girts' Vorsiry Daskerball Scores Us Them North 39 46 Washington 43 36 Mounr Vernon 33 40 Costle 43 52 Reitz 33 29 Princeton 39 36 Memorial 50 55 Vincennes 58 35 Tecumseh 54 37 North Posey 33 29 Heritage Hills 53 43 Moter Del 46 44 Horrison 52 60 Tell City 44 39 Bosse 58 72 Central 49 60 Gibson Southern 52 28 Jasper 56 45 Tecumseh (Sectional) 52 44 Tell City (Sectional) 46 43 Connelton (Sectional) 57 47 North Posey (Regional) 43 42 Bosse (Regional) 36 87 Gris' Reserve Basketball Scores Us Them North 19 17 Washington 8 16 Mount Vernon 26 22 Castle 19 25 Reitz 17 47 Princeton 14 19 Memoriol 13 19 Vincennes 20 34 Herltoge Hills 19 10 Mater Dei 17 28 Horrison 19 31 Tell City 17 21 Bosse 15 41 Central 11 28 Gibson Southern 29 26 Jasper 21 28 Below, Michelle Woolsey steadies herself for o quick throw. 28 Reserves. Front row: Melisso Horn, Wolfe. Bock row: Susan Heidorn, Leso Winsett, Julie Cummings, Devonno Trisha Gourley, Gwen Kirkland, Sraci Borr, Melinda Powers, Coach George Marshall, Pom Byers. Coach Roy Wilson calmly observes the lady Pioneers in action. Audro Pryor cuts o piece of the net after the Holiday Tourney victory against North Posey. 29 Trailblazeri do Freakazoid The Troilblozers attended camp in Doonville during rhe summer. Three sessions were held daily—morning, afrernoon, and nighr. The camp was con- ducted by Jeri Herron, director of ADC Clinics. The girls learned a number of modern jazz donee routines which they lorer per- formed or half-time of rhe home basketball gomes. Some of rhe donee routines were 1999 , 'Thriller', Fascination”, ond Lies, Lies, Lies' . The Senior routine was Freokazoid” ond was choreographed ond taught by rhe three Seniors: Coproin Kristi Nix, Monica Rozell, ond Donnie Moyo. Mrs. Collis, rhe Troilblozer sponsor, presented rhe Senior members with roses on Senior Night. Above right, rhe Troilblozers wait eagerly for rhe Pioneer boskerboll ream to burst through rhe hoop. Ar righr. Seniors Monica Rozell, Kristi Nix, ond Donnie Moyo receive roses after their Senior performance. 30 Ar left, the Senior members of the Troilblozers who were honored or their lost performance: Liso McKin- ney, Monica Rozell, Kristi Nix, and Bonnie Moyo. Troilblozers. Front row: Liso McKinney, Monica Rozell, Bonnie Moyo, Kristi Nix. Second row: Tommy Cundiff, Nikki Collis. Michelle Burgess, Amy Pryor, Renee Moido. Bock row: Liso Adorns. Liso Barton, Christi Morton, Jonno Skelton, Stephanie Phillips, Jennifer Phillips, Leslie Lonigon, Louro Keethers, Advisor Ms. Irene Collis. Christi Cook, Debbie Foirwerher. Tisho Cosey, Beth Moyer, Sobrino Elliott, Teresa Boyer. 31 1111$ takes Sectional again Once again, the Pioneers pro- ved rhar dedication and hard work can win you the sectional championship. The Varsity ream, under the new leadership of Head Coach Jerrill Vandevenrer, generated a lor of excitement and enthusiasm by tourney rime. Coach Vandevenrer rook a very young ream and molded them into a force to be reckon- ed with. With only one Senior starter and two Junior starters, the Pioneers swept through the Sectionals eliminating the favored Patriots and the Castle Knights. For the Vorsity ream the Leadership Award winner was Brian Titzer. Evan DeWirr won Most Rebounds and Best Free Throw Percentage. Best Field Goal Percentage went to Jeff Goedde while Jon Bruner won Most Assists. For reserves, David Morris won Best Field Goal Percentage and Most Rebounds. Alan Wirtz was the winner for Best Free Throw Percentage. The Most Assists Award went to Kyle Thompson. For the Frosh ream Jon Omer won Most Assists and Best Free Throw Percentage. Mart Havill was the winner of the Most Re- bounds Award and the Best Field Goal Percentage. Top righr. Senior Brian Titzer, Mr. Sollmon, and Cooch Vondevenrer ac- cept rhe Sectional trophy. At right, Cooch Jerrill Vandevenrer gives instructions from rhe sidelines or rhe Sectional Tourney. 32 'arsify Basketball Front row: Greg ard. Alan Wirtz. Darryl Terry. Butch Leslie, Garry Baxton. Back row: Kevin Gentry, Evan DeWitt, Jeff Goedde, Brian Tirzer, Jon Bruner, Coach Vandeventer. Far left, Sophomore Jon Bruner looks for on open teommote. At left. Junior Gorry Baxton prepares to take on open shot. Vorslfy 1963-64 Us Them South Spencer 48 50 Castle 44 52 Mr Vernon 52 53 Vincennes 55 64 Tecumseh 49 46 Josper 55 73 Pike Central 66 53 (Holidoy Tourney) Costle 50 52 (Holidoy Tourney) Princeton 63 67 Bosse 52 107 Memorial 42 56 Tell City 43 42 Moter Dei 55 57 Horrison 65 67 Washington 35 33 Heritage Hills 43 38 Gibson Southern 61 60 North 62 67 Pike Central 59 44 Southridge 47 50 Tecumseh 57 (Sectionol) 46 Costle 65 (Sectionol) 49 Heritage Hills 50 (Sectionol) 47 Bosse 56 (Regional) 63 33 Reserves 1960-64 Us Them South Spencer 36 35 Castle 42 43 Mounr Vernon 36 39 Vincennes 32 61 Tecumseh 59 20 Jasper 59 60 Pnnceton 34 51 Oosse 71 63 Memorial 43 45 Tell Cify 45 49 Morer Dei 41 51 Harrison 61 67 Washington 64 43 Heriroge Hills 25 36 Gibson Southern 48 47 North High 50 54 Pike Central 46 36 Southridge 46 51 For right. Sophomore Jeff Goedde ploys rough offense ogoinsr Tell City Marksmen. At right, Junior Dutch Leslie drives in for o loy-up. 1 34 Reserve Boskerboll Team. Front row: Tom Rhodes, Jeff Baker, Kyle Thompson, Bob Meier. Bock row: Coach Ron Rogier, Joy Tuley. David Morris. Jo Wilson, Head Cooch Jerrill Vondeventer. For left, Sophomore Jeff Goedde con- centrates on scoring for the Pioneers. At left. Senior Brian Titzer ploys strong offense against Cosrle Knights’ Deon Chester. Bottom left, Coach Rogier ond Cooch Vondevenrer give the team o pep folk during o rime out. Below, Junior Evon DeWirr gets the tip in the Boonville-Pike Central gome. 35 FRESHMAN V TEAM US THEM Tell City 25 34 Castle 36 30 Mount Vernon 29 21 Harrison 42 36 Tell City 33 29 Tecumseh 34 23 Mount Vernon 39 34 Memorial 29 40 Heritage Hills 30 26 South Spencer 39 38 Princeton 43 44 Castle 34 44 Gibson Southern 54 26 Southridge 39 55 Josper (OT.) 32 29 Gibson Southern 45 35 Princeton 26 50 Wood Memoriol 35 25 Top right, Monoger Marcus Woolsey and Trainer Robert Bufkin check over the srots. At right, Junior Alan Wirtz steals the boll from o Pike Central Charger. Freshman Basketball Team. Front Lorry Riggs, Dennis Seitz, Mike Goedde, Charlie Solrzmon, Jeff row: Manager Jeff Perigo, David Sandefur, Jeff Reynolds, Manager Hendrickson, Jon Omer, Tim Jordan, Burton, Willie Wilder, Doug Blair, Jody Lenn. Bock row: Darrell Andy Fogg, Mart Havill, Brad Lenn. 36 Carolyn reigns as Queen Miss Corolyn Powers wos crowned 1983-84 Basketball Homecoming Queen during halftime of the Boonville- Heriroge Hills gome. Corolyn wos escorted by Todd Blond. Miss Misty Perigo, escorted by Kip Beord, wos chosen os Maid of Honor. The flower girl wos Miss Tory Vondevenrer, and crown bearer wos Master Josh Spence. As the queen candidates and at- tendants descended the stairs, the BHS pep bond ployed Tru- ly.'' the Homecoming rheme chosen by the Student Council. The Council wos also responsible for decorating the bockdrop for the searing of the court. Ar right, 1963-84 Basketball Homecoming Queen Corolyn Powers. 1 2 t M i Boskerboll Homecoming Coun. Front Leonn Horbison. Michael Goller, Liso Trent Bullock, Queen Corolyn row: Willie Wilder. Gwen Kirklond, Adorns, Joy Horned. Bock row: Corlo Powers. Todd Blond, Misty Perigo, Kip Josh Spence, Tory Vondevenrer, Coin, Brion Dovis, Jennifer Keorns, Beord, Joello Forr, Bob Behogg. 37 Brown goes to Semi-State The wrestling reams were coached by Head Cooch Tim Welch and his assisranr, Mr. Ted Cox. The varsity ream hod 11 returning lerrermen, and both they and the reserves had suc- cessful seasons. There were many awards won by various individuals. The Most Valuable awards for the Freshmen went to Todd Phillips and Junior Heck. The Most Valuable reserve wrestler was Terry Denton. Mike Bruce receiv- ed the Mr. Quick Award, and the Paul Holder Award went to Brent Cummings. This season’s Senior Co- captains were Roger Underhill, Tim Truitt, and four-year varsity lertermon Brent Cummings. There were two wrestlers with Best Records: Barry Brown with a 21-10 record, and Brent Cummings with 19-8. Borry won the Most Pins Award with a total of 10, and also has the distinction of being only the third wrestler from Boonville ever to pass through the Evansville Regional. Above, Coaches Tim Welch and Ted Cox look on os rhe wrestling Pioneers show rheir sruff. Above right, four-year letrermon Brent Cummings accepts on award from Head Cooch Tim Welch. At right, the 1984 Sectional winners: Roger Underhill, Brent Cummings, Borry Brown, and Doug Adorns. 38 Below, Vorsify Wrestlers. Vincenr Bowden, Chorlie Bolton, Mike Bruce, Borry Brown. Bob Beord, Tim Smirho, Norman Carter, Roger Underhill, Michoel Goller. Brion Maharg, Doug Adorns, Tim Truitt, Brent Cummings. Below, Reserve Wrestlers. Front row: Kerry Denton, Rick Derr, Cooch Tim Welch, Todd Phillips. Junior Heck. Bock row: Bobby Willis, Ben Hostings, Scott Derr, Terry Denton, Jeff Lutz, Keith Son. Not pictured: Wode Forr. For left, Mike Bruce wrestles with his Tell City opponent At left, Doug Adorns tries to break the grip of his opponent os the referee watches. Below, Borry Brown accepts one of his many awards from Tim Welch ot the Wrestling Banquet. Above, Senior Brent Cummings is oworded o win from the referee. 39 «loliii Baker wins state VARSItY VIIGH! ROOM RECORDS Dench Pres� 050 It� John Ooher Squoi 415 John Ooher Deodlift 505 John Qofcer Incine Press 240 John Ooher Power Cleon Pres� 220 M he Alrmeyer Leg Pres� 550 GerokJ Greenlee Olympic Toral 1270 John Ooher John Baker, store champion lifter, lifts 415 lbs. in o squat lift. Golf Team. Front row: Roy Nix, Greg Word, Andy Wesr, Shown Mitchell, Head Coach Don Crone, Second row: Scott Blaylock, Bob Meier, Todd Blond, Kenny Klein, Joy Wilson, and Terry Moronz. 40 Cross Country teams excel Cross Country hod its nnosr suc- cessful season in the school's history. The boys captured first place in the Princeton Invita- tional, the North Posey Invita- tional, ond copped off the season by winning the school s first Dig 8 Conference championship. The girls' ream qualified for the Bloomington Regionols by plocing third in the Jasper Sec- tionals. Michelle Woolsey placed first in both the Sectional ond the Conference competition. Girls' Cross Country Team. Kneeling: Jonno Wordrip, Annerre Greenfield Standing: Michelle Woolsey. Cooch Ron Tubbs, Penni McDaniel. Boys' Cross Country Team Front row: J C. Poyne, Scott Phillips, Tony Overbey, Manager Mike Hudson, Victor Bowden, Jerry Knight, and Steve Mintner. Second row: Head Cooch Ron Tubbs, John Willis, Charlie Bolton, Alon Wirtz, Eric Roibley, Rodney Hudson, Scott Martinson, and Mike Roibley. 41 Team swings Into The Pioneer girls' Tennis reom finished off rheir regulor season (5 wins, 12 bsses) by bearing Heritage Hills, 3-2. Winning for the Pioneers were Number 2 Singles Delmo Willett and, also, both doubles Julie Adorns and Robyn Redmon and Jenny Kolb and Dario Gerber. Kori Moyer won the only reserve match. The reserves finished with o good season, 6 wins, 2 losses, and 3 ties. They finally mode it our of the first round of Sectional ploy with 5-0 with o victory over Moter Dei, bur lost to Castle in o brer round. At right, Delmo Willett maneuvers to slom the boll bock ro her opponent. For right, Julie Adorns concentrates on her swing and Robyn Redmon observes. action Girls' Tennis Teom. Front row: Julie Adorns, Robyn Redmon, Christi Morton, Kori Moyer, Lisa Wilder, Kim Powers, Lori Shelton, Corhy Dirchler. Bock row: Beth Moyer, Jenny Kolb, Kristi Rooch, Rhondo Hendrickson, Dorlo Gerber, Delmo Willerr, Stephanie Gentry, Jennifer Phillips, Cooch Goy Weir. 42 Seven let termen return The tennis ream hod seven returning varsity letter winners. It was their first win in tennis over Castle. We hod some outstan- ding performances from in- dividuals during the Conference tournament. Kyle Thompson ad- vanced to second round. Jo Wilson and Dob Meier were the number one doubles ream, they were also in the Sectional tournament. Ar left, Jo Wilson, determined to win, returns the boll. At for left, Trent Bullock prepores to take the court ond beat the opponent. 43 Tennis team. Front row: Lorry Mason, Bill Polk, Lorry Schmitt, Chuck Bullock, Jon Omer, Seon Thomosson, Dimmett, Andy West, Kyle Comes. Bock row: Jon Bruner, Gene Coach Tom Sreczyk. Thompson, Doug Hock, Kelvin Hock, Jo Wilson, Bobby Meier, Trent Girls win Warrick County The girls’ rrock ream won rhe Warrick County meer for rhe first rime ever in DHS girls' rrock history. Winners for rhe ream in- cluded Michelle Woolsey, Lynn Whitney, Barb Winserr, Beth Winserr, Jane Alexander. Also winning were rhe 400 m. relay ream consisting of Lynn Whirney, Joner Krous, Suson Heidorn, and Tommy Lohr, and rhe 1600 m. relay ream consisting of Michelle Woolsey, Krystal Green, Beth Winserr, ond Barb Winserr. Three school records were broken during rhe season. Beth Winserr broke rhe 800 m. run wirh o rime of 2:26.8, Tommy Lohr broke rhe 200 m. dash record wirh a rime of 27.72 seconds, ond rhe 400 m. relay ream set o new mark of 52.5 seconds. The ream finished wirh o 6-5 record, fourrh in rhe conference, and seventh our of 15 reoms in rhe Secrionol. Freshman Barb Winserr gers off ro a quick srorr ar rhe sound of rhe gun. Senior Jone Alexander comperes in rhe discus. Girls' Track Teom. Fronr row: Tiffany Hoy, Jennifer Jennings, Jone Alexander, Berh Winserr, Joner Krous, Shannon Powell. Second row: Joner Byers, Jonno Skelron, Trisha Gourley, Michelle Holweger, Tommy Lohr, Lori McKinney, Gwen Kirkland, Michelle Woolsey, Lynn Whirney, Krisro Pasmussen. Bock row: Cooch Janice Koporich, Sherri Rudolph, Teresa Boyer, Jonno Wardrip, Devono Marshall, Annerre Greenfield, Diono Porroin, Krisrine Behogg. Nancy Held. Borb Winserr, Krysrol Green, Kim Pegener, Cooch Mory Cox. Not pictured: Jomie Morsholl. Freshman Gwen Kirkland rakes a flying leap for BHS. Junior Beth Winserr comperes in rhe high jump or a home rrock meet Jennifer Jennings has good follow- through after throwing rhe shor-pur. Freshman Michele Holweger tries to break her own record in rhe long jump. Track boys win Big 8 The 1984 boys' frock reom en- joyed one of rhe most successful seasons in rhe school’s history. School records were ser by Senior Paul Patrick in rhe long jump, the 400 m., ond rhe 1600 m. relay. Senior Daryl Soltzmon set o record in rhe 1600 m. relay, Sophomore Mark Merrill in rhe 300 m. low hurdles ond 1600 m. reloy, Fred Drocher in rhe 1600 m. reloy, ond Lorry Riggs in rhe 3200 m. run. Boonville won rhe Dig 8 Con- ference meer, rhe Pioneer Relays, rhe Princeron Invirorionol, ond rhe Mounr Vernon Invirorionol. Paul Patrick, Brian Terry, Mike Roibley, ond Lorry Riggs represented DHS in rhe rrock Regional or Bloomingron, ond Paul advanced ro rhe Srare com- peririon in Indianapolis. Ar top. Lorry Riggs (second from rhe right) gers ser ro run in rhe 3200 m. run. Ar right, Gory Boxron takes o practice jump before rhe high jump competition 46 I For left, Chorlie Bolton ond Lorry Riggs represenr BHS in rhe 3200 m. run. Ar left, Poul Patrick sets o school record in rhe long jump of Boys' Track Team. Front row: Vincent Bowden, Roger Underhill, Dove Heuring, Scott Hulsey. Brian Terry, Mike Perry, Randy Underhill, Lorry Riggs, John Boin. Second row: Dennis Harris, Brod McCool, Chris Comp, Chris Bell, Jeff Lutz, John Willis, Adrian Mockobee, Mark Merrill, Mike Roibley, Fred Brocher. Third row Jerry Knight, Steve Minrner, Chorlie Bolton, Eric Roibley, Kenny Brown, Gory Baxron, Dorryl Terry, Evon DeWirt, Jeff Sulowske, Joy Tuley, Scott Derr. Bock row: Assistonr Cooch Ron Tubbs, Tom Bitter, Rondy Harris, Cooch Keith McKinney. 47 Baseball has rebuilding year The 1984 baseball ream end- ed the season with a record of 4 wins and 17 tosses. Ir was view- ed, by Coach Mike Wilson, as a rebuilding year. The Pioneers saw four Sophomores and four Juniors starring most of rhe gomes, port- ly due to rhe injuries incurred by older players. The ream barred .176, averaged four hirs, and gave up six unearned runs o gome for rhe season. Individual award winners were os follows: Doug Adorns, Mosr Valuable Ployer; Wade % Forr, with o .293 Barring Average; Bob Girdley, wirh o pitching record of 3-3; Doug Adorns, Golden Glove. The reserve ream, coached by Mike Modoy, consisted of 16 Freshmen and two Sophomores and finished wirh o 3-8 record. Above, Rob Girdley, winner of rhe Pitcher Aword, winds up for his fast boll Upper middle. Tim Truitt throws to home plote during worm-up practice Upper right, Wade Forr is determined to improve his barring overage. At right, Cooch Mike Wilson puts his team through fielding exercises. 48 Vorsiry Boseboll Team. Front row: Wode Forr. Bock row: Cooch Mike Rob Girdley. Mart Conner Jimmy Fuquoy, Eric Smith. Kyle Wilson, Tom Rhodes, Doug Adorns, Thompson. Jon Bruner, Jeff Hording, Brian Titzer, Kevin Gentry, Tim Truitt. Reserve Boseboll Teom. Front row: Splirtorff. Second row: Terry Helms, Jockson, Jon Omer, Seon Thomasson, Jeff Hendrickson, Jody Lenn, Willie John Ashby, Dennis Seitz, Tony Elliott, Jeff Goedde, Donnie White, Mart Wilder, Doug Blair, Bobby Fisher, Charlie Conner. Bock row: Cooch Smlrho. Chod Ashley, James Sondefur, Brad Mike Modoy, Mott Hovill, Steed 49 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Musket has five Seniors The Musker staff was for- tunate rhis year ro have five ex- perienced Seniors ro return ro the staff. They were Co-Editors Sue Chambers and Tonya Ten- nyson, Kristi Franz, Delinda Davis, and Jennifer Kearns. Service on the yearbook staff is voluntary and non-credit, so their return, year after year, really represents a considerable con- tribution ro the school on their ports. The Musket relies on subscrip- tion money ro cover the publica- tion costs, bur the staff held two fund raisers to defray other ex- penses such os photography. Early in the school term, the staff solicited patrons in the communi- ty for additional financial support. They also sponsored the prom photographer ond sold autograph inserts os on adden- dum to the yearbook. Above right, Co-Editors Sue Chambers ond Tonyo Tennyson select prints for Musket's division pages. Middle right. Musket photographers Delindo Davis ond Jennifer Keorns critically examine some of their photography work. At right, Junior Stephanie Gentry orders her yearbook from Senior staff member. Delindo Dovis. A fellow Senior, Suson Bradley, is seared or left. 52 For left. Junior Shoro Corwile. o B.H.S. Business major, is olso rhe rypist for Musket. At left, Shoro Corwile, Musket's entry in rhe Chicken Olympics, struts her stuff. Musket Staff. Front row: Advisor Charlotte Croig, Delindo Davis. Mindy Held, Rita Goodall, Diono Meyer, Jennifer Keorns. Bock row: Scott Derr, Shoro Corwile, Leslie Thompson, Ben Bradley, Charlie Brosheors, Kristi Fronz, Sue Chambers, Tonyo Tennyson. Not pictured: Michelle Pollock. 53 Little band, big sound The BHS Bond of Gold wos under rhe direction of Mr. Rusty Briel, who was new to rhe facul- ty this year. The group perform- ed or every home football gome and compered in mar- ching bond contests such os rhe Castle Invitational and rhe District I55MA competition. The bond wos small this year, with only 42 members, bur they were praised for rhe quality of their music. The bond held o concert on December 6 in conjunction with rhe Junior High bond. If was o Christmas concert, and it was in the auditorium. Above. Bond Director Busty Briel rehearses with the group on o new number BHS Bond of Gold. Front row: Jennifer Berger. Chris Heorh, Amy Lincoln, Jody Winsett. Rhondo Collins, Rebecca Shelton, Jennifer Rhinerson, LoDonno Shreve. Second row: Devono Marshall. Jeff Osborne. Andy West, Andy Fogg, Derrick Nicholson, Mike Hillenbrond, Kurt Koutz. Rhonda Hendrickson. Third row: Trisho Horrowood. Chris Hommon, Paul Kroeger, Sheri Theiring, Vince Bowden, Tim Taylor, John Willis, Clinton Gearhart, Jenny Kolb. Fourth row: Jon Metzger, Kelvin Moson, Chuck Coomes, Jerry Knight, Tim Lonigon, Brian France, Todd Allen, Christiano Clouse. Bock row: Julie Ellis, Tina Sinclair, Jone Jones, Krista Rasmussen, Annette Greenfield, Kip Beard, Mel Greer, John Ashby, Shown Mitchell, Kristi Kelley. ST Above. Senior bond members: Chrisriono Clouse, Rhondo Hendrickson. Todd Allen. Kip Beord, Tim Lonigon. Jenny Kolb, ond Kristi Kelley. Chorus. Front row: Ruth Neighbors, Beth Neighbors, Notolie Heyde, Tereso Boyer. Mory Meyer, Lisa Green. Chrystol Neer, Mirielle Enlow. Second row: Ginger Gibson. Deniese Collins, Michelle Webb, Dawnya Toylor, Julie Botes. Carlo Canary, Monica Rozell. Kristi Bullock, Condi Coffman, Melanie Trovelsreod. Elaine Smith. Bock row: Keith Son, Keith Brown, Bryon Pierce. Rhonda Moido. Michelle Coin, Trisho Morris. Roberto Toylor, Carolyn Luckert, Mike Forston. Brian Mohorg, Charlie Greer 55 Council gets new sponsor The DHS Srudenr Council srorred rhe 1983-84 year by ac- quiring a new sponsor, Mr. Dar- vin Srilwell. Under his direction, rhe Council accomplished many worthwhile projects. They spon- sored the Chicken Olympics, decorated for Christmas, and sold Valentine Kisses, just to men- tion o few. They olso initiated Teocher Appreciation Week. Ar righr, Srudenr Council Officers. Seared: Vice President Trocy Green, President Tonya Tennyson, Secretory Julie Adorns. Standing: Parliamentarian Oen Drodley, Sponsor Dorvin Srilwell, Chaplain Kristi Franz, Treasurer Scott Phillips. Below righr, Kyle Thompson carries equipment for an assembly program sponsored by rhe Srudenr Council. Below, Tonya Tennyson, President of Srudenr Council, speaks to rhe srudenr body or on assembly. 56 HBL. Student Council. Front row: Colvin Drosel. Stephonie Gentry, Liso Adorns, Suson Brodley, Liso McKinney, Tommy Cundiff, Jon Metzger, Jennifer Keorns, Lisio Brosel, Diono Meyer. Kim Powers, Misti Herr, Kelly Huck. Second row: Sponsor Dorvin Srilwell, Melonie Sronemon, Leoh Ruiz, Kyle Thompson. Jerilyn Hodges, Nikki Collis, Beth Winsett, Lorricio Conner, Chorlie Brosheors, Terry Bornett, Kristin Dillinghom, Missy Bruce, Suson Heidorn, Michelle Huilert, Mirielle Enlow, Soroh Powers. Third row: Tereso Boyer, Mirondo Williams, Jonno Skelton, Lori McKinney, Audro Pryor. Julie Adorns, Ben Brodley, Cyndi Powers, Kristi Fronz, Trocy Green, Jonet Krous, Mondo Nix, Becky Merrill, Jerry Knight, Mott Smirho Bock row: Michoel Goller. Scon Derr, Scon Moninson. Diono Riley. Borb Winsen, Anne Hile, Darla Gerber, Rob Girdley, Julie Tubbs, Jennifer Phillips, Scon Phillips. Not Pictured: Tonyo Tennyson, Leslie Thompson, Kerry Skelton. At left, Senior Debbie Eosrhom ond Sophomore Kelly Huck help with the multi-media production of Dream Maker . 5' O.E.A. goes to ‘incIyM The Office Educorion Associa- tion is composed of students in- terested in business. Members compere in district and store con- tests. such os the one in In- dianapolis. Various business areas (typing, accounting, com- munication, and word process- ing) ore covered. Officers for BHS ore Becky Merrill, president, Jim Lambert, vice-president, Audro Lynch, secretory; ond Jennifer Wilkinson, treasurer. At right, Charlotte Forston uses the word processor during office lob. Office Education Association. Front row. Terri Barnett. Joella Forr, Jennifer Wilkinson, Becky Merrill, Jim Lambert, Audro Lynch, Diono Tatum, Denise Stone, Christi Roach, Lisa Ashby, Charlotte Forston. Second row: Janet Burke, Brendo Cline, Kelly Melton, Lono Teal, Michoele Bufkin, Bonnie Moyo, Kristi Kelly, Tommy Scales, Robyn Williams. Third row: Sherry Fritchley, Teresa Boyer, Michele Dorby, Angie Block, Tommy Lohr, Norolie Bethe, Brendo Enlow, Tracy Anderson, Brian Pierce. Bock row: Michele Pollock, Mary Meyer, Lori Fuchs, Kellie Ashley, Pom Byers. Bill Washburn, Marcus Woolsey, Jennifer Rhinerson, Sponsor Betty Ingrom. 58 Staff enjoys successful year The Pioneer newspaper sroff spenr anorher year filling the paper with interesting foots about BHS and its students. Headed by Ms. Colleen Tolley, the sroff worked hard to prepare creative articles for publication. One of the featured articles was the N.H.S. Spotlight. This article focussed on Senior NH5 members. As o reword for their hard work, the newspaper sroff took on even- ing off for dinner or the Cork 'n Cleovor. Below. Junior Shoro Corwile and Senior Monica Rozell rype their ar- ticles for rhe Pioneer. Pioneer Newspaper Sroff Ms. Colleen Tolley is seared Front row: Shoro Corwile, Tommy Scales. Cyndi Powers. Jenny Beord, Monica Rozell, Lisa Harris. Susie Meyer. Second row: Liso Gish. Liso Ashby. Diono Riley, Michael Golier, Doug Adorns, Ron Goings, Billy Washburn. 59 Drama is revived at ItHS The BHS Drama Deparrmenr was revived rhis year, following an inactive year when rhe oudirorium was being remodel- ed. Ms. Grerchen Sruarr, new ro rhe foculry rhis year, recruited many ralenred students for rhe three stage productions: Our Town, Winter Follies variety show, and Oklahoma. In addi- tion, rhe students prepared a Christmas play which they presented for some area elementary schools. The new auditorium was a source of pride and enjoyment for rhe school and rhe communi- ty. The facility, which seats ap- proximately 600, now has at- tractive, upholstered sears, ac- coustic ceiling, new sound and light system, and enlarged stage. Above right, Norolie Heyde's character shores last-minute wedding jitters with her father , Charlie Droshears, in Out Town. Above left, Jim Walker begins his monologue to introduce Grover's Corner, New Hampshire, and its in- habitants In Our Town. At right, Norolie Heyde, Jim Walker, ond Delbert Monroe star in Our Town. 60 Above. Chorlie Orosheors greets Downyo Toylor with on 'Oklohomo Hello”. Upper left, Chorlie Broshears. ploying Will Porker, shows the fellers his new looking gloss from Chicogo. Left. Norolie Heyde ond Den Drodley sing one of their mony numbers in Oklohomo. Below left, Ben Brodley is con- gratulated by his mony friends after his stage marriage to co-star Natalie Heyde. 61 Prom has Garter Ceremony This year's prom fearured somerhing new ro BHS students. It was colled the Garter Ceremony, and it added more fun and frivolity ro the evening. The girls and guys formed a cir- cle, back to back, and then the girls ceremoniously removed their garter and placed it on their escort s arm. Afterward, the par- ticipants led off the next dance. Another highlight of the even- ing was the coronation of the prom queen, Jennifer Wilkinson. Cyndi Powers was occorded the title of Maid of Honor. The rheme for the prom was Up Where We Belong , ond the Juniors carried our the up rheme by having o picture of o hot oir balloon on the backdrop for rhe pictures, os well os decorating with pastel colored balloons oil over rhe Gold Room of rhe Auditorium. Ar top, Jennifer Wilkinson appears proud and happy after just being crowned Prom Queen. Her escort is Jay Byers. At bottom. Prom Queen and Court. Kristi Nix and escort Wade Beovers; Pam Bruce and escort J. D. Merry; Queen Jennifer Wilkinson and escort Jay Byers; Maid of Honor Cyndi Powers ond escort Lorry Wire,- and Misty Perigo ond escort Victor Bowden. Jk 62 Above, the Gorrer Ceremony gers everyone involved. For left, Greg Word ond Robyn Red- mon enjoy the refreshments or the prom. At left, Tim Truirr ond Tereso Goodwin snuggle up for our photographer 63 Student Helpers Office Helpers. Fronr row: Volodo Helms. Roshay Drown, Tino Key, Leonn Harbison, Shelly Todd. Missy Fisher, Lisio Drosel, Lorry Dimmert. Jonno Wardrip, Shannon Powell, Suson Bradley. Second row: Lisa Ashby, Jenny Beard, Sherry Frirchley, Bonnie Mayo. Kristi Nix, Jeonnie Kroeger, Missy Bruce, Cyndi Powers. Michelle Smith, Suson Seitz. Bock row: Lisa Brown, Diono Portoin, Trocy Green, Melonie Stonemon, Lori Shelton, Deeno Wilson, Angelo Schood, Kim Wood, Kim Regener. Julie Cummings, Chris Rinehart, Debbie Edwards, Jamie Marshall, Sue Chambers. (A Library Helpers. Fronr row: Lynn Whitney, Krystol Green. Tommy Lohr, Jone Alexonder. Bock row: Trocy Fulkerson, Jennifer Jennings, Ms. Goy Weir, Librarian. Trisho Gourley, Jerilyn Hodges, Kellie Ashley, Liso Buchonon, Audro Curtis, Athletic Office Helpers. Front row: Lotricio Conner. Lono Teal. Mr. Hermon Sollmon, Morio Ruiz, Karen Campbell. Second row: Melindo Marshall, Sherri Rudolph, Becky Merrill, Nancy Marshall. Bock row. Mirondo Williams, Borb Winserr, Dorlo Gerber, Kristine Behagg Lisio Brosel tokes core of her clerical Jane Alexonder ond Tommy Lohr work diligently performing their library duties os office helper. duties. 65 RTHS alive and well The National Honor Society, under the leadership of sponsors Mr. Dill Ewin, Ms. Jane Reinitz, Ms. Colleen Tolley, and Ms. Irene Collis, hod o very successful year. The Society has inducted o total of 1,209 DHS members since 1941. The number of new members this spring was 46. A first for the Society this year was the sponsorship of computer dosses os o money making pro- ject. Mr. Ewin taught the dosses. The annual 0.5 Banquet was held to honor oil Sophomore, Junior, and Senior students who hod o grade point overage of 0.5 or better. The banquet was held in the DHS cafeteria and the featured speaker wos Mr. Rod Clutter, o well known member of the community who spoke to the group on the topic of Russia. The members dosed our their year by holding o dinner or the Executive Inn in Owensboro, Kentucky. Notional Honor Society Initiates. Front row: Deeno Wilson, Robyn Redmon. Leonn Horbison, Leoh Ruiz, Beth Winsert, Sue Chambers, Gino Wrinkles, Suson Williams, Becky Bean. Second row: Audro Pryor, Stephanie Gentry, Jerilyn Hodges, Louro Libbert, Ben Bradley, Johnno Tron. Volodo Helms, Kelvin Mason. Third row: Kim Lemond, Teresa Boyer, Sherri Rudolph, Bonnie Mayo. Rhonda McIntosh, Liso Brown, Greg Ashley. Tim Smitho. Fourth row: Paulo Reeves, Eric Roibley, Scott Phillips, Charlie Bolton, Lori McKinney, Liso Gish, Brian Mohorg, Scott Martinson, Louro Keerhers. Bock row: Tim Truitt, Bill Hordesty, Charlie Brosheors, Jim Fuquoy, Kevin Gentry, Jim Lambert, Tony Higdon, Jerry Barnett. Nor pictured: Gene Hack, T'no Key, Roymon Scales, Leslie Thompson. 66 Notionol Honor Society Officers: Lori Moen, secretory; Jennifer Kolb, vice president: Angie Webb, president; Jeonnie Kroeger, rreosurer. Notionol Honor Society—Old Members Front row: Angie Webb. Kristi Kelley. Christiono Clouse, Lori Moen. Trocy Lonce. Rhonda Hendrickson. Tonyo Tennyson. Second row: Sherry Frirchley, Trocy Frokes, Jamie Lauderdale, Trocy Green, Susie Meyer, Kelly Melton, Jennifer Kolb. Lofricio Conner. Dorlo Gerber. Third row: Anne Hile, Julie Tubbs. Jeonnie Kroeger, Liso Harris, Kristi Fronz, Jennifer Keorns. Cothy Birchler. Dock row: Tim Lonigon. Kip Beard, Rob Girdley, Jim Dickerson, Chris Pollock. John Clouse Not pictured: Brent Cummings. Dione Tofum. 67 ALBUM ALBUM Freshmen make big splash This year's Freshmen arrend- ed D.H.5. with o sense of excire- menr for several reasons. They were rhe first B.H.5. dass ro use rhe new swimming pool and gym fadliries which were com- pleted in the foil. Their swim teacher, Miss Jennifer Oberhousen, taught them several strokes and survival techniques. Each Freshman spent a total of 12 weeks in rhe co-ed swimming doss. More excitement wos generated by rhe Field Day Ac- tivities which were held for rhe entire student body os o way of celebrating Football Homecom- ing Week. During Field Day Ac- tivities, rhe Freshmen boys' tug- of-war ream demolished rhe Sophomore boys in o thrilling victory. Freshman Class Officers. Clockwise from bottom: Gwen Kirklond, historian; Barb Winsert, vice president; Krysrol Green, secretary; Willie Wilder, president; Trisha Gourley, treasurer. Angie Adorns Greg Ashby John Ashby Chod Ashley John Avery Aoron Bollow Jono Borcloy Scon Bornen Leso Dorr Dennis Boss Doric Boxier Scon Beosley Robin Bedsole Lisso Billings Mono Binghom Trocy Block Doug Bloir Jeff Bloylock 70 Below. Clinton Georhorr gets o little dizzy for the Freshmen during Homecoming octivities. Above, Lydio Wilkinson models the new wove'' for o Musket photogropher. Fresh I I Party Wine DovkJ Bolton Joey Brodshow Orion Brondl Llsio Brosel Gory Brotcher Todd Brosheors Terri Brosheors Bonnie Brown DeAeiro Brown Kenny Brown Keith Brown Melisso Bruce Dion Bruner Krisri Bullock DovkJ Burton Jockie Buns Joner Byers Michelle Coin Chris Comp Cork) Conory Tisho Cosey Phil Chose Angelo Cork Cll 71 Kimberly Clemenrs Lucy Clemenrs Condi Coffmon Rhondo Collins Chorlie Conner Chrisrl Cook Chuck Coomes Joner Coomes Rodney Cundiff Corrie Dorby Lorry Dovis Kerry Denron Kevin Derr Rick Derr Diono Dorson Mike Du neon Tommi Eifler Drion Eldridge Tony Elliorr Dob Englond Mirielle Enlow Liso Evons Lindo Evrord Andy Fogg 72 Debbie Foir wear her Angie Fought Dawn Fentress Don Ferguson Dobby Fisher Kelly Floyd Rodney Fronz Rick Gorrison Clinton Georhorr Wolrer Geory Amy Gentry Theresa Gentry Ginger Gibson Dorrell Goedde Rito Goodoll Robert Goodmon Trisho Gourley Krystol Green Annette Greenfield Tim Hole Chris Hommon Mike Honnon Allen Hording Morty Horper Freshmen 73 Michelle Horris Devin Hort Sherry Horter Joel Horfield Mott Hovill Tiffony Hoy Chris Heorh Junior Heck Suson Heidorn Mindy Held Chris Helms Terry Helms Jed Hemenwoy Cindy Hemmings Kenny Henderson Jeff Hendrickson Dovid Hess Norolie Heyde Dovid Higginson Deeno Higginson Mike Hill Sonyo Holder Doug Holley Michelle Holweger Below, Jomie Morsholl. Deeno Higginson. Mirielle Enlow, ond Gwen Kirkland roke o dip in the new pool during P.E. Above. Terry Helms. Rick Derr, ond Charlie Con- ner invode rhe halls of B.H.S. during Homecom- ing week. 74 Above. Junior Heck poses for rhe Musket phorogropher os he studies olgoe under rhe microscope Below. Rebecco Shelton ond Chod Ashley dress Fifty's style during Homecoming week. Jim Hopper Mon Horrom Troy Hudson Jim Hughes Michele Hullen Dob Hulsey Steed Jockson Bobby Jones Dorenso Jones Terese Jones Tim Jordon James Keerhers Robbie Kemp John Kendoll Cork) Killion Gwen Kirklond Jerry Knight Teresa Knirs W C Knirs Kurt Koutz Stod Krontz John Kroeger Morry Krohn Joseph Kunze Freshmen 75 Jill Lonce Condi Lowrence Becky Lowson Brod Lenn Jody Lenn Christie Lighr Amy Lincoln Mylindo Louden Corolyn Luckert Jeff Lutz Jomie Morsholl Beth Moyer Thereso Moyo Terry McBride Brod McCool Billy McDowell Joe Meier Kelley Merrill Diono Meyer Debbie Miles Tim Miley Bobby Miller Ritchie Mitchell Stocy Mockobee 76 Above, during Homecoming week Diono Meyer, Jono Barclay, Sfoci Kronrz, Rebecca Shelron, ond Michele Hullerr salure the workers of Warrick County on Occupation Day. Stephanie Mockobee Gtetchen Monninger Ilm Morris Leo Moss Todd Nett Derrick Nicholson Jimmy Nix Scott Ookes JonOmer Jeff Osborne Tony Overbey Kerry Owen Jock Poyne Mork Poyne Toro Poyne Jeffrey Perigo Michoel Perkins Todd Phillips Christina Powell Shannon Powell Melindo Powers Soroh Powers Trocy Powers AlickJ Pryor Freshmen 77 Aric Pryor Krisro Rossmussen Rickey Rorllff Kim Regener Jeff Reynolds Ronnie Riggins Lorry Riggs GerokJ Rooch Koren Robinson Rochelle Roerrger Sarah Rohrscheib Dovid Royolry Robin Rudolph Tim Rusche Tommy Rusher Chorlie Soltzmon Jomes Sondefur Molindo Sondoge Drenr Sopp Debbie Sopp Billy Schood Lorry Schmirr Berh Scon Dona Scon Dennis Selrz Jennifer Shelron Jomes Shelron Rebecca Shelron Troy Shoulders Ron Simpson Tommy Smirh Mon Smirho Keirh Son Jeff Spaulding Brod Splinorff Judy Sroors Eric Sromps Many Srephens John Srewon Rurh Srewon Jason Sunon Brondy Toy lor Melonie Trovelsreod Cecelio Von Winkle Tommy Vinyord Jonno Wordrip Liso Worner Mon Worers 78 Michelle Webb Don Wheeler Joe Wheelock Tommy Whitlow Willie Wilder Lydio Wilkinson Bobby Willis Julie Wilson Borboro W insert Joner Winsert Mike Woolsey Mork Wright Ar left, some Freshmen colloborored to wrire o short story for Ms. Koporich entitled, “Just Another Murder Mystery Front row: Shonnon Powell ond Trocy Powers. Dock row: Jeff Perigo, Todd Neff, Kristo Rossmussen. ond Amy Lincoln. Bottom left. Freshmon boys bottle it out to defeot Sophomores during Field Doy octivities. Freshmen Nor Pictured Angellino Bloke Mike Buchro Lorry Byers Steven Cloyton Williom Collins Chuck Creek Dovid Dovis Sun Mi Lynn John Molizio Noncy Mortin Mork Mason Soroh McCloin Niki McLoren Wondo Stoots John Seoton Kim Stokes Chorlie Stout Freshmen 79 Sophs win display award Entering into their second year of high school, the Sophomores par- ticipated in many school events. One of the events, which the Sophomores won, wos the decorating of the halls for bosket- boll homecoming. Probably the biggest thrill for some of the Sophomores was final- ly getting their driver's licenses. It wos definitely o new experience, bur it wos o fun one. Although some hod to wait o little longer, most of them hod friends to ride with. The doss of '86 wos olso well represented in oil areas of sports. At right, Chris Rinehart gasps for air after winning the pie eating contest. Jeff Adorns Jerry Adorns Liso Adorns DovkJ Alexooder Trocie Anderson John Doin Jeff Boker Todd Boker Poulo Bo I low Todd Bornerr Liso Bonon Sheilo Boss Phil Baxter Seon Baxter Janet Beord 80 Bobby Beard Tom Beosley Jennifer Berger Volene Biddle Angie Block Bryon Bloir Scort Blaylock David Bowmon Fred Br ocher Chris Brody Ar left. Sophomore Class Officers. Chris Rinehart, president; Kelly Huck. vice president; Stocy Perigo. secretory; Lynn Whitney, treasurer Noncy Marshall, historian. Sondy Brimm Ronold Brosheors Cindy Brosrer Penny Brown Mike Bruce Jon Bruner Rodney Bruner Robert But kin Amy Burdette Kenny Burke Sophomores 81 Koren Dyers Sreve Choppel! Sreven Cloyron Robby Clements Mork Clouse Mike Coffmon Deniese Collins Mon Conner Terry Cotton Julie Cummings Tommy Cundiff Michelle Dorby Angelo Dovls Robert Doy John Decker Terry Denton Scon Derr Todd Derr Lorry Dimmen Mike Duncon Julie Ellis Ernest Embry Brendo Enlow Scon Evons Stephen Evrord Above, Misti Herr ond Libby Lutz stop Above. Jo Wilson reloxes In the holl or their locker between closses. before o tennis motch. 82 Undo Flckos Missy Fisher Drion Freemon Sindy Frirchley Don Gorrert Glen Gill Jeff Goedde Tommy Goller Georgionno Gore Kim Gowen Liso Green Don Greenwood Mel Greer Louro Greshom Doug Hock Joy Horned Denise Horrolson Trfcio Horrowood Dennis Horris Morlin Horris Rondy Horris Den Hosrings Angelo Hoy I I Soplio ores ss Above, The Sophomore Closs cheers on their participants during the Field Day Above, Jeff Sulawske takes o Events. break during weight troining. Koylene Hoyden Robert Hoynes Eddie Helms Julie Hemmlngs Misti Herr Kevin Hildebronr Doug HikJenbrond Liso Hill Mike Hillenbrond Eric Hines Corol Holder Trovis Holder Troy Holder Monnerte Holweger Melisso Horn Kelly Huck Rodney Hudson Fred Hunt Tomi Hurh Poulo Ingram 84 Kyle Koiser Down Kelley Kelly King Soro Kingsbury Kenny Klein Mike Koesrer Tommie Kromer Chris Lonce Mon Lonce Leslie Lonigon Dennis Louder dole Dill Lowson Sreve Lemond Tommy Lohr Mike Lurnell Libby Lutz Dovtd Mock Dorboro Mohon Renee Moido Devono Morsholl Above. Jon Metzger shows off the Above. Jeff Geodde rokes o stroll new style on Punk Doy. through the hall. Sophomores 85 J D Morsholl Melindo Morsholl Noocy Morsholl Don Mosterson Kori Moyer Jerry Moyo Sidney Moyo Kellie McOrion Rose McCollisrer Tommy McCormick Bobby Meier Robert Meier Julie Merrick Mork Merrill Jon Metzger Mory Meyer Tim Miller Todd Miller Shown Mitchell Adrion Mockobee 86 Joe Mohler Dovid Morris Mike Morris Debi Morrison Christ! Morton Kris Mullins Colerre Neer Roy Nix Phil Oexmon Rlcki Peck Stacy Perigo Gory Phillips Mark Phillips Stephonie Phillips Dryon Pierce Robert Pierson Dill Polk Kim Powers Greg Pryor Anno Quinley Sophomores 87 Mike Roibley Rhondo Reed Jennifer Rhinerson Tom Rhodes Chris Rinehort Krisfi Rooch Jonerto Roy Jim Rozell Morio Ruiz Mork Solrzmon Mork Son doge Angelo Sc hood Sreve Schriefer Tom Seoron Dorrell Shorp Joynonn Shoulders LoDonno Shreve Tino Sindolr Jonno Skelron LoDonno Smith Monico Smith Sheik) Smith Melisso Snodgrass Greg Sroley Terry Stoley Tony Sroser Mike Srockinger Jerry Stronge Tonya Stuteville Jeff Sulowske Downyo Toy lor Tim Toy lor Sheri Theiring Seon Thomosson Kyle Thompson 88 Tom Thomson Tommy Thornsberry Joey Thornton Jodeon Torsrenson Kurt Torstenson Joy Tuley Rondy Underhill Rodney Unfried Tim Vollmer Down Volz Dorrell Woters Kevin Woters Terry Woters Poul Webb Rochel Welborn Andy West Lynn Whitney Sheik) Whitney Sondy Whittoker Chris Wilbonks Lisa Wilder Terri Wilhelm Mirondo Wlllioms Robyn Willioms Jo Wilson Jodi Wmsett Stod Wolfe Liso Wongler Kim Wood Not Piaured: Shown Aldridge Greg Anderson Jerry Colvin Allen Hoyden Melindo Higdon Kevin Houston Down Kelly Todd Reynolds Tlno Roe Steve Smith Susan Walker Tino Wrinkles Sophomores 89 Juniors have spirited year School spirit ron high in the Junior Closs this yeor. They nor only carried off the honors in the Field Day activities for football Homecoming, bur also won the Chicken Olympics during bosket- boll Homecoming. Their cohesiveness paid off in the cheer block also, os they won the spirit banner twice or pep sessions. Their enthusiasm re- mained high os they conducted their magazine soles. This fund raiser netted the closs enough money to host the prom and take o trip or the end of their Senior yeor. Charlie Brosheors won the prize for top salesman. Junior Closs Officers. From row: secretory, Delmo Willett; historian, Sheila Miller. Dock row: treasurer, Lori Shelton, president, Stephanie Gentry; vice-president. Jerilyn Hodges Doug Adorns Sieve Adorns Bridget! Allen Julie Anderson Greg Ashley Kellie Ashley John Baker troy Bornes Jerry Bornert Julie Bores Gorry Boxron Becky Beon Wode Beovers Kristine Behogg Chris Bell 90 At top, Above. Morry Posrin. Mike Downing, ond Keirh Gortmon cur up between closses. Above, Tim Smirho looks for friends in rhe porking lor or lunch. Nofolie Berhe Tom Differ Scon Block Chortle Botron Vincenr Dow den Tereso Boyer Den Brodley Jeff Drody Drendo Brommer Chorlie Brosheors Aton Brown Borry Brown Jeff Brown Liso Brown Roshoy Brown Liso Due ho non Mory Bulich Phil Dullingron Jimmy Bunch John Bunch Juniors 91 Michelle Burgess Melinda Byers Pom Byers Kirk Byrum Tim Byrum Nikki Collis Koren Compbell Annerre Corter Wode Corter Shoro Corwile Tom Chopmon Dwoin Clork Dorren Collins Jim Coomes Kelly Cron Audro Curtis Joe Curtis Robby Derrington Evon DeWirt Steve Dickerson 92 Above left, Kerry Skelton, Michoel Goller, Billy Washburn, and Doug Adorns sunbathe on Wode Forr’s cor. Middle, The Junior Class show their spirit during Field Day activities. Tony Dickerson Angie Dillingham Rodd Dodd Martha Draper Sobrino Elliott Robert Embry tomes Evons Doynerte Ewln Wode Farr Gerald Fickas Debbie Fisher Joy Forbey Mike Forsron Orion France Lori Fuchs Tracy Fulkerson Jim Fuquoy Kevin Gentry Mork Gentry Stephanie Gentry «Juniors� 93 Uso Gish Dob Gober Jeff Goff Ron Goings Michoei Goller Keirh Gorrmon Roger Greenwell Dovid Greshom Gene Hock Jeono Hodley Leonn Horbison Jeff Hording Jeff Horris Debbie Horfiekj Chorlie Held Noncy Held Darrin Helferr Volodo Helms Jeff Hemenwoy Don no Henoger Above. Jeff Hording fries to be Coesor on Togo Day during Homecoming. Upper right, Scott Phillips and Jerilyn Hodges try to be working men on Career Doy. Lower right, Pom Dyers, ond Michele Burgess cut up in the hails. 94 Dove Heuring Tony Higdon Bobby Hodges Jerilyn Hodges Scorr Holder Kim Howell M� ke Hudson Terry Hudson Brod Hullerr Kevin Hunr Tommy Hunr Dovld Jennings Ron Johnson Jone Jones Tommy Jones Louro Keerhers Tino Key Dorothy Kolley Pool Kroeger Don no Krohn Juniors 95 Jim Lambert Kim Lemood Dutch Leslie Loura Llbbert Drion Mohorg Rhondo Moido Drion Mann Scon Moninson Kelvin Moson Kim Moy Rhondo McIntosh Loro McKinney Jodi Miller Kelo Miller Rick Miller Sheik) Miller Steve Mintner Terry Moronz Morsho Morris Trisho Morris % Lower left. Kelvin Moson ond Gene Hock ore on their woy to o tennis motch. Above, os Wade Beovers gives o speech from Spoon River. Scott Block smiles for our comero. Tim Mullis Borry Murphy Chrys.ol Neer Jerry Noble Jeff Orth Roberto Porrish Diono Portoin Shonno Porterson Krystol Peermon MiKe Perry Mot Peters Donny Pfiogsron Jennifer Phillips Scon Phillips Michele Pollock Marty Postln Steve Powers Amy Pryor Audro Pryor Eric Roibley Juniors 97 Robyn Redmon Poulo Reeves Jason Robinson Cheryl Royalty Sherri Rudolph Leoh Ruiz Susan Rusher Donny Soddler Audrey Solwoechrer Dorryl Sondoge Mike Soucedo Roymon Scoles Suson Seitz Lori Shelton Kerry Skelton Penny Skelton Eloine Smith Eric Smith Michelle Smith Shown Stephens Above, Rhondo McIntosh takes o break from her Business Communica- tions class for o drink of water. 98 Tim Smifho Kelley Tolley Roberto Toylor Mork Terrell Drion Terry Dorryl Terry Leslie Thompson Shelly Todd Korlo Torsrenson Johnno Tron Greg Word Billy Woshburn Rondy Waters Don White Pom Wilke Not Pictured Billy Boize Melisso Brodley Tim Bornett Eric Carter Treso Connowoy Dovid Dorsey Mkrhoel Downing Debbie Edwords Debbie Murphy Normo Owen Fronk Postin Liso Wolker Dorrell Waters Delmo Willett Suson Williams John Willis Deeno Wilson Troy Winge Beth Winsett Alon Wirtz Morcus Woolsey Michelle Woolsey Gino Wrinkles Steven Young 99 Juniors Class of 1984 makes memories The graduating dass or 1V84 left with mixed feelings about leaving rheir school and friends. Many friendships had marured through the years in grade school and junior high. Those who were accepted to college had future careers and new rela- tionships to think about in the coming years. Others set about putting themselves in the work- ing world by holding after-school jobs. The Seniors participated in oil the traditional activities. Homecoming Field Day, Chicken Olympics, and Sectional displays were just o few. They raised money for rheir Senior trip to Six Flogs in Sr. Louis by selling candy and holding o donee for the en- tire student body. Above right, Senior Class Officers. Standing: Kip Beard, president; Becky Merrill, vice-president. Kneeling: Lisa Harris, historian,- Jennifer Kearns, secretary; Lana Teal, treasurer. At right, Calvin Brasel, Todd Bland, Rob Girdley, and Scott Huck discuss the stare of the nation during Mrs. Collis' 6rh period Advonced Composi- tion class. 100 Julie Adorns Jone Alexonder Todd Allen Shelley Anderson Tim Anderson Ltso Ashby Terri Dornerr Jenny Beord Kip Beord Bobby Behogg Corhy Birchler Todd Blond Tony Boyer Susan Brodley John Brody Colvin Brosel HorokJ Brosheors Dorren Brosrer Pom Bruce Tim Bryonr Seniors 101 Michoele Bufkin Trenr Bullock Joner Burke Cork) Coin Debbie Corpemer Sue Chombers Borboro Cline Brenck) Cline Chrisfiono Clouse John Clouse Wayne Colemon Lorrkio Conner Ron Conner Brenr Cummings Brion Dovis Delindo Dovis Kerry Dovis Doug Dickerson Jim Dickerson Krisrin Dillinghom 102 Top left, Darren Broster looks through college material. Top right, Julie Adams shows her 50's spirit during composition class. Above, Jane Alexander ond Jennifer Jennings horse around. At left. King Brent Cummings rips his crown to the Seniors. Seniors 103 P J Dockery Mork Doerner Julie Dosch Debbie Eosrhom Chorlorre Forsron Trocy Frokes Jeff Fronce Krisri Fronz Sherry Fritchley Chorlie Gorrison Shork) Gentry Dorlo Gerber Rob Girdley Terreso Goodwin Bobby Gourley John Green Trocy Green Robin Dorr Greenlee Chorlie Greer Rhondo Hommon 104 Rhonda Hendrickson proresrs when Senior girls dig in ro pull ogoinsr the Juniors during Tug-of-War on Field Day her picture is roken. Shirts worn by Seniors on Field Day ore modeled by some girls in Ad- vanced Composition class. Sherry Fritchley gives us o confused look when she's coughr off guard by the camera. Seniors 105 Dill Hordesry Liso Horris Morio Horris Jim Heck Mork Heck Kelly Henderson Rhondo Hendrickson Mike Hilborn Ann Hile Tim Hosford Keith Howord Scon Huck Scon Hulsey Jeff Jockson Jennifer Jennings Jeff Jones Jennifer Keorns Kristi Kelley Drion Killion Jeff Knirs 106 Jenny Kolb Joner Kraus Jeonnie Kroeger Penny Krohn Trocy Lonce Tim Lonigon Jomie Looderdole Audro Lynch Sreve Mohon Donnie Moyo Penni McDoroel Shelly McDoniel Liso McKinney Mike McKinney Kelly Melton Becky Merrill Susie Meyer Lori Moen Delbert Monroe Eddie Morris Seniors 107 The Senior boys prepore ro do borrle In rhe Tug-of-Wor during Field Doy ocrivities. Poul Pofrick shows us his soul singer look. P. J. Dockery. Normon Correr, ond some free time in homeroom. Mork Doerner monkey oround during Orion Dovis poses wirh onorher Romon on Togo Doy. 108 Mory Morris Sfeve Mundy Beth Neighbors Ruth Neighbors Debbie Nix Krisri Nix Mondo Nix Bill Overbey Misty Perigo Butch Phillips Chris Pollock Mork Posrin Kelly Porter Corolyn Powers Cyndi Powers Dion no Riley Monica Rozell Dory I Solrzmon Tommy Scales Denise Scott Seniors 109 Geoff Smirh Gory Sroser Sreve Srockinger Denise Stone Melonie Sronemon Dione Totum Lono Teol Tonyo Tennyson Mike Terrell Lisa Thor ns berry Orion Tirzer Tim Truitt Julie Tubbs Roger Underhill Russ Wolloce Angie Webb Seniors Not Pictured Rkhord Arthur Angie Owen Doss Shoron Drommer Robby Drimm Normon Carter Dovid Chorleton John Dovis Joello Forr Jeff Helms Rod Holder Tino Leoch Lloyd Leslie Dennis Light Phil McColllster Bill McCool Sheilo McDaniel Bobby McNeely John Morris Donno Murroy Poul Patrick Cory Ransom Morty Rudolph Kim Shorp Joe Smirh Missy Sowo Jim Wolker Donno Moffet Willioms no Joe Weyer Borry Whltehouse Jennifer Wilkinson Lorenz Wilkinson Ronnie Williomson Lorry Wlro Top left. Susie Meyer odjusts Jenny Beord's leof ring on Togo Day Ar left, Trent Bullock ond Doric Gerber shore on inside joke while in rhe othleric office. Above, Bobby Gourley, Charlie Gar- rison, ond Russ Wallace prepare ro give o pint of blood. Seniors� in Seniors take honors On May 21, 1984, family and friends gathered ro see the Class of 1984 receive honors on Awards Nighr. Mr. Lorry Riggs, principal, opened the program with o welcoming speech and commended rhe Class on o job well done. Many academic awards were presented ro outstanding Seniors. One of the most prestigious of these is rhe Porrish Fuller Awards for Excellence in English. The two winners of this award were Rhonda Hen- drickson and Sue Ann Meyer. Outstanding athletes were also recognized. The Student Council Sportsmanship Awards were presented ro Darla Gerber and Brian Titzer. Also, the Kiwanis presented Tim Hosford their Most Valuable Football Player Award. The program was concluded with rhe traditional passing of rhe Student Council gavel. Outgoing president Tonya Tennyson presented rhe gavel to rhe new president, Kerry Skelton. Upper middle, Mr Addison Beavers presents the Trovis Williams Scholar- ships for Outstanding Students to Rhonda Hendrickson ond Dorlo Gerber. Upper right, Mrs. Nancy Ferguson, o representative for Nu Thero Chapter of Delta Theta Tau, presents their award ro Christiana Clouse. Middle right, Anne Nile receives the Hoosier Scholarship from Mr. Sam Spence. Far right, Jennifer Kolb receives the Gamma Iota Chapter of Tri Kappo (Emma Z. Roth) Award from Mrs. Bar- bara Miller. Above. Rhonda Hendrickson, Susie Meyer, Mr. Porrish Fuller, Cothy Birchler. ond Maria Harris pose for our photographer after rhe girls were presented awards by Mr. Fuller. Marty Rudolph receives rhe U S. Ar- Tracy Frakes receives rhe Sinowik my College Fund Scholarship from Award from Mrs. Loroine Goad. Mr. Sam Spence. 112 BHS In q solemn and dignified ceremony, rhe Class of 1984 received rheir diptomos on May 30, 1984, making them rhe llOrh doss ro be graduated from DH5. The participants marched from rhe top of rhe stadium ro rhe floor, orm in arm wirh rhe dossmore rhor each hod chosen ro walk wirh. Then, rhey were seared ro rhe left and right of rhe podium where Principal Lorry Riggs and rhe other speakers waired ro offer rheir congratulations. The response from rhe Class was given by rhe rhree valedic- torians and rhe solurororion. The BHS bond and chorus pro- vided rhe music rhor added ro rhe atmosphere of quier celebration. graduates 157 Ar right, Kip Beard, wearing rhe special collar of rhe Norional Honor Sociery, mingles wirh his classmares prior ro rhe graduorion processional. Ar rop, Monica Rozell and Charlie Greer pause or rhe rop of rhe srodium before roking rheir place in rhe processional. Counselor Mary Rurh Word ossisrs in rhe lineup. For righr, Rhonda Hendrickson and Susie Meyer face rhe reoliry of rhis momenrous occasion. 114 The End of the Beginning The day has finally arrived . . . rhe dream we thought would never come true. We all have our own ombirions and dreams, goals rhar we want ro ac- complish, and ofrer ronighr we will go our separare ways and leove our childhoods behind us. Now we must be brave. As incoming freshmen, we were all scored, and now, once more, we ore of raid of whor lies aheod of us, for rhe end of porr of our life has arrived, ond romorrow we musr reach for new horizons. All of us hove mode many friendships during high school rhor we will always cherish ond carry in our heorrs. In wharever porhs rhor we may rake, we will also hove rhe wonderful memories which will sroy wirh us for rhe resr of our lives. Many soy rhor now is rhe rime ro soy our final goodbyes ond look forword ro rhe new rhings in life, bur surely rhese fore wells won’r be forever, for cbse friends con never be seporored, ond we will always be rhe Class of 1984. Commencement address by Dorlo Gerber one of rhe rhree valedictorians of the Goss of 1964 Upper left, Lisa Harris can't believe this is finally happening. Upper right. Sue Chambers con- templares rhe parting from friends. Above, waiting for rhe commencement exercises to begin are Valedic- torians Kip Deard, Rhonda Hendrickson, Dario Gerber, and Solutarorian Sherry Frirchley. All four ore members of the National Honor Society. 115 Class of 1984 Senior Honors A ADAMS AJL Morchmg Bond 1 2.0 Ftog Corps 2 3 5tudent Counol 1.2 3.4 Sec y 4 Armet Office Helper 3. Swim 4 Tennis 12.3.4 Cheerieoder 1. Mo� aaokJ 12.3.4 Baskerboll 3 Footboli Queen CondKlore 4 Student Council A word 4 ALEXANDER JANE Morchmg Bond 1 Lrtirory Helper 1.2.34 Basketball 1; Trock 1.3 4 VoNeybolt Monoger 3 4 Pep Qub 12.3.4 Trovo Vtboms Trock Aword Concession Stond 1 ICE 4 ALLEN TOOD AAorchmg Bond 12.4 Archery Oub 1.2 Germon Oub 1 Fofc Musk 1 ANDERSON TIM Dromo Crew 4 Audk Visuol Helper 1 ASHBY. LISA Office Educorton Assooonon 3.4 Pioneer Newspoper 4 General Ofhce Helper 4 Pep Club 1 2.3 4 B BARNETT TERR! Marching Bond 1.23 German Oub 2 Off e Educanon Assooonon 4 Student Council 3 Gym Helper 2 Basketbal Tramet 3: Tenms 1.2.3; Bashetbo Monoget 2.3 BEARD JENNY Pioneer Newspoper 3 4 Jumor Classical Leogue 1.2. Sec y 3.4 InAomol Ed Office Helper 3 4 Gym Helper 2 Pep Oub 12.3.4 BEARD K Marching Bond 3.4 Pep Bond 2.3.4 Nohonol Honor Society 3.4 Vonery Show 4 Intromurob 2.3 4 Bosket bol 1 Baseball 1.2 Pioneer Singers 2.3; Basketball Kmg 4 Ooss President 12.4; Boys Srote 3: VaiedKtonon 4 Scholarship “B 2.3.4 Alcoo Scholarship 4: OAR Good Citizen 4 Keith K Kramer Aword 4 moono Store UrwersityEvonsvitte Scholor ship 4 Trovts Wifcoms Outstanding Student Aword 4 BEHAGG BOBBY Baskerboi Monoge-1.2 BttCHLER CATHY AAorching Bond 1.2.3 Pep Bond 1.2.3 Con- cert Bond 1.2.3; Twtrter 1.2.3: Drum AAciforerte 4 Speech Teom 2 Debore Teom 2 Pep Oub 12.3.4 Junior Classical Leogue 1.2.3 4 Student Council 3: Notional Honor Society 3 4 induction Commetee 4 Concession Stond 1 Tenms 2.34 Trock 1.2 Scholarship B 34. it Miss First Runner Up Scholarship ond ftrsr place m creativity Reserve ond Vors� y Letter m Tenms 3.4 Parrish Fuier Aword for AAost Improved English 4 Girls Store AJt 4 BLAND TOOO Weight lifting 2.3.4 Concession Stond 4 In- ftamurob 4 Baskerboi 1.2. BoseboH 1.2. Football 12.3.4 Golf 3,4 BoonvtHe Youth Center Board Scholarship 4 BRADY. JOHN Weight Uftmg 3 MuskoI Ploy 12 Dromctfc Ploy 1 Concession Stond 1.2 BRADLEY SUSAN Yeorbook Staff 1.2 Student Council 4 Dromo Crew 1 General Office Helper 2.3 4 Concession Stond 1 Golf l Class Vice President 1 Pep Oub 1.2.3 4 BRASEL CALVIN Weight Lifting 2.3 Pioneer Newspaper 3 Junior Classical Leogue Vice President 2 President 3 4 Student Council 3.4 Audk Vbud Helper 1 Wrestimg 1.2.3: 19B4 Coal Awareness Essay Contest 1; Most Valuable Freshman Wrestler 1 BAOSTER. DARREN Junior Oassicol Leogue 1,23.4 Murroy Store U Dormitory Scholarship 4 Prevdennol Acodermc Fitness Aword 4 BRUCE. PAM Pep Oub 1.2.3 4 Cheerleader 1,2 3 4 Prom Queen CondKlore 4 Foorboli Queen CondKlore 4 Pioneer Spelt Aword 4 BRYANT TIM Gym Helper 1 Teocher s Assistant 4 Pep Oub 12.3 BUEKW MICHAELE Speech Teom 2 Debate Teom 2 Office Education Association 4 Dromo Crew 2 Dromone Ploy 2 4 Library Helper 2 Trock 3 BULLOCK TRENT Archery Oub 12 3 4 Student Counci 1 2 In- tromurob 2.3.4 Basketball 1. Tenms 123 4 Baskerboll Kmg Candidate 4 Booster Club Tennis Aword 4 BURKE JANET Office Education Association 3 4 Library Helper 2 Trock 3 C CAIN CARLA Concession Stond 1 2 Mot Maid 12 General Of- fice Helper 2.3 Basketboi Queen Carxftdote 4 CARPENTER DEBRA Concession Stond 4 CARTER NORMAN Intromurob 1 2.3 4 Baskerboll 1 Foorboli 1 Trock 1 Wrestling 4 Trock Manager 1 CHAMBERS SUE Pep Club 1.2.3; Yeorbook 1.2.3.4 Nanond Honor Society 4 Dromo Crew 12 Generoi Office Helper 2.3.4 Boys Trock Statistician 4 Class Treasurer 1 Yearbook Ecftror s Award 4 Koren Fleming Metzger Nursing Scholarship 4 CLUE BARB Morchmg Bond 12.3 CUNE BRENDA Office Education Assooonon 3.4 Athletic Office Helper 12.3.4: Trock 1 Class Prendent 3 CLOUSE. CHRISTIANA Morchmg Bond 12.3.4 Pep Bond 12 3 Flog Corps 3.4 Pep Oub 12.3.4; Junior ClassKOi Leogue 2.3 Notionoi Honor Society 34 Generoi Office Helper 4 OSMEA Award 4 Theto Chapter of Deho Theto Tou Scholarship Award 4 a OUSE JOHN Nononol Honor Society 3.4 Intromurob 4 Foot bol 1 Boys State 3 CONNER LATRIOA Junior OosskoI Leogue 12.3.4 Student Council 3 4. Nanono! Honor Society 3.4 Athletic Office Helper 3.4 Ubrory Helper 2: VoUeybo 12.3.4; Trock 3; Student Coun- ci Award 4 Scholarship B 2.3 4 Office Educorton Associorion 3 CONfCR RON Morchmg Band 1.2.3: Baskerboi 1 Wresting 2.3 CUMMINGS BRENT Weight Lifting 1.2.3 4: Nononol Honor Socie- ty 3.4. Gym Helper 2: Football 12.3.4 Trock 1 Wresting 12.3.4. Booster Qub Wresting Aword 4 Booster Oub Football Award 4 Trovb Wilioms Foorboli Award 4 Boys State Alter note 3; Outstanding Freshman Wrestler 1 Mow Voluobte Reserve—Footbai 2. Senior Co-Coprom 4 Bey Wresting Record Aword 4 Paul Holder Wrestling Aword 4 Footbai Of- fensive lineman Aword 4 D DAV6 BRIAN Basketball King Condidore DAVIS DEUNDA Yeorbook 3 4 Generoi Office Helper 2 Gym Helper 4 Baskerboll 1 Trock 1 Starlsnoon—Girts Baskerboi 2.3 4 Sronsnoon—VoUeyboll 3.4 DAVIS KERRY Archery Club 12.3 4 DICKERSON DOUGLAS Dramonc Ploy i Dromo Gew 1. Bosket boi 1 Base boil 1 Football 1 Bosket boll Sporrsmonship Aword 1 DICKERSON, hm Nononol Honor Society 3.4 Boys Store Alter note 3 DILLINGHAM KR6NN Office Education Association 1 Student Cound 1.3.4. Generoi Office Helper 1.3. Trock 1.2. Basherbo Queen Anendam 3 Student Cound Aword 4 DOCKERY P J Gym Helper 2 Foorboi 1 Big 0 Mascot 4 DOSCH JULIE Office Educorton Assooonon 2 Trock 12.3: Mot Mmds 1.2 E EASTHAM DEMME Yearbook Typtw 3 Dromo Gew 2 4 ENGLAND FRANCES Office Education Assooonon 3 Chorus 4 F FORSTON CHARLOTTE Office Educorton Assooonon 3 4 No nonoi Honor Society 3 4 Ubrory Helper 2 FRAKES TRACY Junior ClassJcol Leogue 12.3. Nononol Honor Society 3.4: Ubrory Helper 2 3 Concession Stond 1.2 Scholor ship 'B 2.3 4 Cotherme Bokker Scholarship 4 Smowik Aword 4 Geb Store 3 FRANZ KRISTI Germon Oub President 4; Yearbook 2.3 4 Stu- denr Council 3. Choplom 4 Nononol Honor Society 3.4 MuskoI Ploy 1 Dromortc Ploy 4 Dromo Gew 14 General Office Helper 1; Scholarship 8 2.34 Top Solesmon of Mogozme Drive 3 Wamck County Form Bureou Inc Scholor ship 4 In- dkmo Vocational Techmcoi College Scholarship 4 University of EvonsviMe Acodermc Award 4 FRITCHLEY SHERRY Office Education Assooonon 3 4 Nononol Honor Society 3 4 Generoi Office Helper 2 3 4 Saiutoronon 4 Scholarship B 23.4.1C E V e Presideni 4 Grb Store 3; Ad- rmmyrortve Monogement Society Merit Aword 4 Boon vile Business ond Professional Women s Oub Outstondmg Business Srudem Award 4 G GARRISON CHARLIE Dromone Ploy 1 GERBER DARLA AAorching Bcmd 1 2. Junior Oossicol Leogue 12.3 4 Student Council 124 Nononol Honor Sooety 3 4 Athletic Office Helper 4: General Office Helper 3 VoHeyboi 12.3.4 Tenms 2.3.4. Class Treasurer 2.3: Volediaonon 4 Scholarship B' 2.3.4. Hugh O Bnon Seminor for Outyondmg Sophomore Leoders 2 aa©v Voluoble Ptoyer in VoUeyba� 2 4 Girts Store 3. Student Councf Award 4 Alcoo Scholarship 4 116 IS U Alumni Schokxship 4 5tudent Council Sportsmonstwp Award 4 Boover Club VoReybaR A word 4 TfOvij WJbomj Ovxvonding Student A word 4 GWXEY. ROO Archery Oub 1.2. Weight Lifting 3 Student Council 4 National Honor Sooery 3 4 mrromurob 1.2.3 4 Dosebafl 2.3.4 Boy� Sr ore 3. OutnoncJmg Pitcher A word 2 OoMand Cry CoRege Schotortfvp 4. Trovt� weomj Baseball Award 4 GOOOVIN TERAES Concession Stood 2.3 General Office Helper 4 Tenna 2.3 GAEEN TRACY Marching Dond 1.2 Studenr Council 3.4 Vice Preudenr 4 Monorval Honor Society 3 4 General OffKe Helper 2.3 4 Mat Mad 2 3 4 Scholar ship 0 2.3.4 United Stores Ha tonal Mathemana Award 4 Gets State Alternate 3 Indiana State U (varavSe Scholorshrp 4 Alpho Onmcron Chapter of Alpho Oefto hoppa Scholarship 4 GREENLEE ROOM LYNN BARA Off e E due or on Association 3 4 Athletic Office Helper 3: Generot OffKe Helper 2. Tenna 1. Scholarship 0 23 Pep Oub 12.3.4 GREER CHARL Folk Musk 3 mrromurob 4 BosketboR 1 Foot boR 1 2. Pioneer Singers 2.3 Chorus 4 Chorus Aword 4 Vonety 5how4 II HARDESTY WU Nononoi Honor Society 4 HARRIS USA Pioneer Newspaper 3 4 Student Council 4 Na tonal Honor Sooety 3.4 Generol OffKe Helper 2 Football Queen Candidate 4 Gass Historian 4 Scholarship 0 2 Wv dono Vocational TechnKal CoRege Schokxship 4 HARRIS MARIA Archery Oub 1 Sponah Oub Treasurer 3. Representative 4 OffKe Education Assooonon 2.3.4 F rh PtocemOEA Word Processing 4 Pomsh FuRer Aword for Mov Improvement m Engftsh 4 HENDERSON KELLY Boon v rile Youth Center Doord Scholarship HENDRICKSON RHONOA Marching Bond 12 3 4 Rifle Corps 1.2.3 Flog Corps 12.3.4 Speech Teom 2 Weight Lifting 4 No- nonoi Honor Sooety 3.4, MusKol Ploy 4 Variety Show 4 Dramatic Ploy 4: Tenna 12.3.4 Ooss Country 2: VoledKtonon 4 Scholarship 0 2.3.4 Hoover Scholar 4 Band Secretary 4 Bond Representative 2.3: Porrah Fuller Award for Excellence m Englbh Trovb WriRoms Ourvondmg Studenr Award 4 Booster Oub Tenna Award 4 IS U Scholorshrp 4 ms ANNE Morchmg Bond 12.3: Donee Bond 2.3 Student Coundl 4 Nononoi Honor Sooety 3.4 Dramo Crew 4 Scholar ship U 2.3.4 Notional Merit Scholorshtp F motor 4 US Moth Assoc Scholarship Semi-fmaRst 4 S500 Hoosier Schokxship Win- ner 4 Eugenio Roth Reed Aword 4 Hoover Scholor 4 Purdue U Cemhcote of Recognition 4. Presidential Acodem Fitness Award 4 HOSFORD TIMOTHY W Weight Lifting 3 Concession Vand 4 mrromurob 3.4 BoskerboR 1; Foorbo 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3: Mow Promising Freshmon Aword m Troch 1. Mow Vaiuoble FootboR Ployer—BMS Award 4 Football Thousand Point Oub 4 Foot- baR CaCaprom 4 FootboR ARConference Teom 4 Defensive Imebocfcer Award 4 Offensive Bock Award 4 Johnny McCool Award 4 Kiwano Mow Voluobie FootboR Ployer Award 4 HULSEY, scon Archery Oub 1 Weight Uftmg 3: Troch 1.2.3 4 Wrestling 1.2 J JACKSON JEFF Yearbook 1.2 Concession Stood 1.2.3 JENMNGS JENMFER Junior OassKal Leogue 2.3 MusKol Ploy 4 Variety Show 4 DromotK Ploy 2 4 Dramo Crew 4 Athletic Of fKe Helper 2 Concession Stood 2 3 BosketboR 1 TrocK 1 2.3.4 VoReyboR Monoger 3.4 Girb Boskerboli Srararidon 2 3 4 Don Shelton Stagecraft Award 4 K KEARNS JENNIFER Yearbook 2 3 4 Pioneer Newspaper 3 Junior OosskoI Leogue 12.3 4 Student Council 3 4 National Honor Sooety 3 4 Dromo Crew 1 2 BosketboR Queen Con- ddote 4 Football Queen Anendont 3 Ooss Secretory 1.2 3A Scholarship 0 2 KELLEY, KRISTI Morchmg Bond 1 2.3.4 Twirler 1,2.3 Rifle Corps 2 3 4 Flog Corps 2 3 4 OffKe Education Assooonon 2.3 4 No nonol Honor Society 3.4 Vonety Show 4 Bond Winner m Ama� Coal Co Essay Conrew 4 Second Ptoce or Solo G Ensem- ble Contew m Ckxmet Quartet 4 Bond Treasurer 4 KOLB JENNIFER Morchmg Bond 1234 Twirler 123 Flog Corps 2.3 4 Debote Teom 2 Notional Honor Society 3.4 No nonol Honor Society VKe President 4 MuskoI Pk y 4 Dromo Crew 4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Boys Basketball Sr or tw toon 2.3 Ooss Country SranwKon i,2.3.4 Class VKe Prevdent 2 Scholarship B 2.3,4 Girb Store 3 Garrvno loto Chopter of Tri Kappa Em- mo Z Roth Award 4 KRAUS JANET Morchmg Bond 1.2.3: Student Council 1.2.3.4 Troch 1,2.3 4 Cheerteoder 1.23,4 Pioneer Spirit Aword 4 BosketboR Queen Anendont 3 FootboR Queen Condidote 4 Class Vice President 3 Bew Freshman Runner Aword 1 Student Council Award 4 KROEGER JEANNIE Morchmg Bond 1 Pioneer Newspoper 3 4 Notional Honor Sooety 3 4 Nononai Honor Society Treasurer 4 Generol OffKe Helper 2.3.4 Timer for Boys ond Girb Troch 2.34 L LANCE TRACY Nonoaol Honor Sooety 3.4 Pep Oub 1 2 3.4 LC E 4 LANIGAN TIM Morchmg Bond 1 2.34 Brass Cho 1234 Pep Bond 12.3,4 Archery Oub 1.2.3 4 Notional Honor Society 3.4 mtramurab 4 BosketboR 1: Swim 4 Boys Sr ate 3 Mow Valuable Swimmer 4 Ourvondmg Muskion Award 4 Joycee Senior Boy Award 4 BoonviHe Youth Center Boord Schokxship 4 LAUOERDALE JAM Morchmg Bond 1.2 Dance Bond 2 R4le Corps 1.2 Flog Corps 1.2. Nononoi Honor Society 3 4 Troch 1. TraRbkuers 3: OoWond City CoRege Schokxship 4 Pep Oub 1.2.3.4 Who s Who Among Amencon FRgh School Students 3.4 LYNCH AUDRA OffKe Education Assooonon 2.3 4 Junior OosskoI Leogue 1.2.3 Pep Club 1.2.3 M mahOn STEVE FootboR 4 Rifle Teom 1.2.3. R O T c 12.3 MAYO. BONNIE Morchmg Bond 1.2.3 Pep Bond 12 Oance Bond 2.3 Flog Corps 2.3 Ofhce Education Assooonon 4 No- nonoi Honor Sooety 4 Variety Show 4 Generol Ofhce Helper 4. Troch Helper 1 Trartbkjzers 4 Pep Oub 1 2.3.4 MCCALUSTER PHRJJP mtramurab 2.3.4 BosketboR 1 FootboR 1 MCDAMEl PEnni BosketboR 1 Ooss Country 2 34 Pep Club 12.3.4 Track 12.3 Bq B Mascot 3 4 MCDANtl SHELLY Pep Oub 12.3 4 General OffKe Helper 4 MCK� « Y USA Speech Teom 1 Debate Team 1 Jurxor OosskoI League 1.2 3.4 Student Councfl 3 4 Dramo Club 4 Mot Mold 2.34 TroRbiozer� 3.4 Pioneer Smgers 1.2.3 Pep Oub 1.2.3 Ooss Country Stats 1.2: Gxb Swim Team Stanvioon 4 MELTON KELLY Morchmg Bond 1 2.3 Dance Bond 1 2.3 Flog Corps 1.2 3 Pep Oub 1.2.3 4 OffKe Educonon Assoc or on 12.3.4 Nononoi Honor Sooety 3 4 Concession Stand 1 Tenms 1.2. Adrmmsfrortve Monogemenr Society Aword 4 War rich Educational Secretaries Assooonon Aword 4 MERRILL BECKY Ofhce Education Assooonon 34 Student Coundl 3,4 AthietK Ofhce Helper 2 4 General Ofhce Helper 1.3. Tenms 1.2. Cheerteoder 1.2.3 BosketboR Queen Anendont 1 FootboR Queen 4 Ooss VKe President 4 Ofhce Education Assooonon President 4 MEYER SUS€ Speech Teom 1 Debore Teom 1 Germon Oub 4 Pep Club 1.2.3 Weight Lifting 4 Pioneer Newspoper 4 Student Council 1.2.3 4 Nononai Honor Sooety 3 4 General Ofhce Helper 12.3.4 Mot Mod 2.3.4 Mot Mad Captam 3. 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