Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1964 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS ? FOREW ORD and ADMINISTRATION . V pages SENIORS 1 - 9 pages 1.0 - 13 r; UNDERCLASSMEN 4' : pages 14 - 19 CLASS OFFICERS, CLASS FAVORITES, and CLASSROOMS pages 20 - 25 ACTIVITIES pages 26 .. 53 SPORTS pages 54 - 66 X I . J G j ELEMENTARY , Pages ADVERTISING g 67 - 75 pages 76 - 109 DEDICATION The Class of 1964 is happy to dedicate The Echoes to our principal, Mr. Harry A. Jones. Mr. Jones began his present term as principal of Borden High School in September, 1959. During the past five years, Mr. Jones has devoted his time and efforts toward the betterment of our School. We, the Senior Class, extend our thanks and apprecia- tion for his continued interest in the students of Borden High School. '1 Co-editors - Melva Jacobi and Raymonda McKinley EDITORS MESSAGE We, the Senior Class of 1964, are proud to present to you, the student body, friends and the public of Borden---our edition of the Echoes. We hope we have captured some of the highlights of our 1963-64 school year, and that you enjoy going back through the book in the future and reviewing with us the fun and excitement that can be remembered. We extend our sincere thanks to our sponsor and friend, Mr. Allan J. McKinley, and to those that have assisted us in any way. rrczrl ANNUAL STAFF COPY EDITOR Susie Wagoner SPON SOR Mr. Allan J. McKinley CIRCULATION EDITORS Jane Hunt and June Martin S PORT S EDITORS : r l t x Steve Schleicher, 1 Kent Knuckles, and Terry Akers 5 BORDEN HIGH SCHOOL OFFICIALS RUSSELL ALLEN Superintendent of Schools HAROLD NICHOLSON HARRY A. JONES Trustee of Wood Township School Principal 2 PRINCIPALiS MESSAGE Mr. Harry A. Jones, Principal MEDITATION S I have the honor of having had the longest tenure of any principal to serve Borden High School. One of the nicest things about this job is the opportunity it affords to talk with young people about their problems and their futures. Nothing is more challenging than facing enthusiastic boys and girls. If during the 30 years I have been connected with youth Ihave been able to encourage them to seek higher education, I am thank- ful. If during this time I have been able in a small way to lead them by word and in example to be better citizens and better men and women, I shall always be grateful. Teaching has been a labor of love for me and I know that my interest in boys and girls will not end with my retirement from the teaching profession. HIGH SCHOOL FACU LTY MRS. SHIRLEY ASHER Eastern State College Home Economics MR. JOE DOUGHERTY Western State College Science MRS. LAUREL ELLMORE Georgetown College Music MR. ALLAN J. McKINLEY Hanover College English and Spanish MRS. JOANN WALKER Anderson College Mathematics MR. WESLEY PORTER Greenville College Coach MISS WINONA WATSON University of Louisville Commerce '. 3.1. . A A MRS. LORETTA ROBERSON E L E M E N T A RY Hanover College First Grade FACULTY 26::- :z-r A A;.;;;;.xv: a MRS. MARY HAWORTH Central Normal First and Second Grade MRS. OPAL BAKER Hanover College Second Grade i g: L E? 3. it y s L L. K;- 3 z MRS. LENA BROWN Central Normal Third Grade MRS. BETTY THOMAS Butler University Fourth Grade MRS. MARILYN McKINLEY University of Louisville Fifth Grade MR. FOSTER CALLAHAN Indiana University Sixth Grade , - . r i x K K: I; . I I. , . f X v1.24 01 - '11 M sf. IQy'z '4:: S m , wazijyua t 5- mm AN HN mA RD XVVE xxnf. . $62? .7? UM. 1 XVx Rxxu! WWWQV BARRY MARTIN J U NE MARTIN HURST RITA MELVA JACO BI - I:I.I..:2-.u:! 3:91: I ISI-II.:Q-BII I:- :-.i.I-I-I:I.I .I- .. 'zl . .Iqi.I- I N :::l III aha:unauil.lI-3-I1 .x! gr Ii RAYMONDA MCKINLEY KENT KNUCKLES 2 1 .IlfrgggHE-LE-IIn13..-I:.Iiii. ::l iuhl!.:.N.S.l-h. : ERNEST RAAB BOBBY TEMPLE STEVE SCHLEICHER ALAN WAG NER RO BERT SCOTT SU SIE WAGONER Wm , , WW f ' V 7;? ;' , , , . x I. x ' ' . ,. , K x M , J X I. 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SENIORS Alan Wagner, President Raymonda McKinley, Vice President Mike Carter, Treasurer Melva Jacobi, Reporter SOPHOMORES Darlene Burton, President Gerri Seng, Vice President Karen Temple, Secretary Brenda Callahan, Treasurer Mike Doughtery, Reporter CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS Eldon Whitlow, President Jerry Fordyce, Vice President Dotty VanHook, Secretary Stefan Lewis, Treasurer George Casey, Reporter FRESHMEN Jimmy Rockey. President Johnny Lee, Vice President Mike Hunt, Reporter SENIORS Kent Knuckles and Susie Wagoner I U NIORS James J ackson and Frances Wessel w. -- SOPHOMORES Darlene Eurton and Terry Smith FRESHMEN V Connie Maisttison j'; and Gene Hoke HISTORY . , iK .Enghgggigngg$axg$ggg.. I ll: ..l.II:n.lluvln: .i !.ll.I.I.-l.l .I.I.I- .311 ..II.I.II!- l!.-.:.lIIl.2::5-1 2- .II. II. unalI-.i!' x.!lrI-VKI ICEIII s l 0 Skeleton Key, that fits them q all! You must be playing in the r. BAND 2 2 , .. t1: Tkxwggirggtu$giigggg. .IISIEI IIII.IIIII.I-II I unis: .I. 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Brenda Carter B ARIT ONE Alvin Fisher Betty Terrell Brenda Callahan FRENCH HORN PERCUSSION Karen Jackson , Jewell Jackson , Darry Nlcholson Gay Callahan L Kathle Lawson , Susan Green . 5 CISCO Bryant , , 11m Green 5 Don Lawson Pat L1v1ngston 3 Greg Burns Marcia Jordan Martha Eicher Roland King Janet Blackman James McKinley Dwight Mellon I John McKinley ALTO CLARINET Raymonda McKinley BASS CLARINET Terry Akers OFFICERS: L. Ellmore, Director; M. Carter, M. Jacobi, S. Schleicher, T. Akers. 36 ! i a i i ' i E i 5 E ! I 3 ' ' mmmmmnmmmmw w INTERMEDIATE BAND 3 47 0w: Top: Tommy Alexander, J. D. Hoke, Teddy King. Middle: Danny McKinley, Mark Schleicher, Andy Lewis. Bottom: Patricia Jacobi, Mike Hill, JoEllen Nicholson, Melody Fordyce, Diana Vangilder. .- ' m m. ' . n Top: Mary Norris, Jeffrey Beets, Gary Wade, Roger Daily, Luvenia VanGilder, Carla Thomas. Middle: Lorna Wheeler, Debra Alexander, Belinda Bishop, Kevin Akers, Von Balantine, Chester Cherry, Katy Farabee, Debbie Brown. Bottom: Bruce Renn, Bruce Wright, Tony Rehmel, Radford Guinn, Vernon Dailey, Darrell Eicher, Susan Hall. BOOSTER CLUB .HwLwrshwrherrE Q iL-aiwixv p1935$2alb$3$$gnwggix$vi EgiE:Ex.tx$EEEEgE triggik i: Xva Qt! WK OFFICERS President - Susie Wagoner Vice President - Jane Hunt .ll- ih .v: .tl a 'i Initil I!!! III .I II Secretary-Treasurer - Raymonda McKinley hEEEgng , 8 3 wlltllllll.-II- nlIIlIuIi-Iu'lu-lluul SCHOOL NEWSPAPER Q Hl-LlTES Jane Hunt, Hi-Lites editor, is discussing the newspaper with Miss Watson, sponsor. The reporters at work. Bobby Temple and Richard Danner are running the press. SENIOR CLASS WILL Rita reads last will over deceased body of Kent. ' We, the seniors, of Wm. W. Borden High School, Clark County, State of Indiana, being of ques- . tionably sound mind and memory and under restraint of duress, do make, publish and declare this 5 ; our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills by us heretofore made. l I We, the Senior Class, will all of our lefteover popcorn and the ability to borrow all of our Christmas ornaments to the Juniors. We will our overworked sponsor, Mr. McKinley, to the Sophomores, since he is the only thing we have left in usable condition. We will to the Freshmen the ability to get through 4 more years of High School. tThey'll need itJ abilities. I, TERRY AKERS, will my Ram-Charger fender to GEORGE CASEY in hopes that he will get as I l I I i l i l i We will to the faculty our sincere gratitude for their outstanding interest in our undeveloped I l much prestige out of it as I did. i I, KENT KNUCKLES, leave my ability to do the dog to BILLY WOLFE and my week-end parties tnone of which I rememberi to TOM LIVINGSTON. WWWF ' . I, RITA HURST, will my unused car keys to FRANCES WESSEL tif she can get them from my motherJ .lnlud-mI-m-wnual-nmua , u..-- dmal-ul-tl . u.- .. a n 1, MIKE CARTER, will one of my best-hidden talents, my ball-handling ability, to JERRY FORDYCE, who already has a good start. I, ERNEST RAAB, will my ability to get along with the women to DARRELL HURST and all my un- said words to JOHN THARP. 40 ' -n-rz..-.-uuuu-u --.-----.....u I...- - I, JANE HUNT will my sixth-hour study hall seat to MARLENE HUNT and JAMES JACKSON to be shared with love and admiration. tBut first check with Mr. Jones to find out where it isy. I, RICHARD DANNER, will my ability to type with all my fingers to JEAN LITCHENBERGER. I, STEVE SCHLEICHER, will my ability to be alert, wide-awake, studious, enterprising, and militant, all with my eyes closed, to JOHNNIE WADDLE and my threadbare pillow twith Teddy Bear attachedl to VIRGIL HURST. I, BARRY MARTIN, will my unused class ring to STEFAN LEWIS since he misplaced his own. 1, ROBERT SCOTT, will my perfect attendance record to RONALD CHERRY and appoint Alan Wagner to read this in my absence. 1, RAYMONDA McKINLEY, will my aggressive manner and my position as Mr. Jones' office girl to KAREN JACKSON. I, SUSIE WAGONER, will my cheer-leading ability and my bashful ways to CAROL WHITSON and my lipice to ELDON WHITLOW. I, ALAN WAGNER, will my Beatle hair cut and my empty can of hair spray to BOYD WRIGHT. I, BOBBY TEMPLE, will my car to BUTCH WHITSON--you push a button and it goes to Jerry's Drive-in. I, JUNE MARTIN, will my sports car, black leather jacket, mud flaps, fox tail, fender skirts, buggy whip, and ah-ug-gah horn to JUANITA BRYANT. Along with these I also will my bumper sticker that says Drive it or milk it. I, MELVA JACOBI, will my class ring to DOTTIE VAN HOOK in exchange for her engagement ring. I, DONALD BOWER, will my class standing, charm, wit, personality, and book of vital statistics to DWIGHT WADE. I, RITA HURST, will my ability to pass giy test to BRENDA NICHOLSON. I, STEVE SCHLEICHER, will all my tattered and torn probation slips to GARY FISHER and VINCENT HOKE. tThey are to be used only in emergency casesy. I, KENT KNUCKLES, will my glasses, good looks, intelligence, and all my old girlfriends to FRED HUDSON. I, ALAN WAGNER, leave my carbon copy of an excuse and my forging ability to SHARON RAD- CLIFF. I am sure she will put it to good use. In witness hereof, we have hereunto set our hands to this, out Last Will and Testament, at Borden, Indiana this eighteenth day of May A. D. , mil novecientos sesenta y cuatro. nib; '7 SENIOR CLASS. PROPHECY l Soothsayers Frances, Brenda, and Karen predict Senior happenings. Dancing, Music, and Fun! The annual Mardi Gras has begun. Let us venture to New Orleans to find out who attends this gala event. It has been twenty years since the Seniors of '64 left Borden High School. --'-'---.-.-u -uu. .--.-n-......-... -..-.u........ Now we journey to the Schleichy-Knuk, one of the most famous night clubs in New Orleans, to see two of the more talented members of the Senior C1ass--Steve Schleicher and Kent Knuckles. They not only own the night club but head the fabulous combo with their fine guitar playing. Many cities are represented at this annual event. In the distance we can see one of the signs of these cities. As we draw near we can make out the lettering. Why, it's the Chamber of Commerce from Salem, Indiana, and who's the head of it! Our own Jane Ann Hunt! After talking to her we find she gained most of her knowledge about the city from her many trips to Salem in her Senior year at Borden. While walking about we casually pick up the local newspaper, SMILEY'S GAZETTE. The word Smiley seemed to ring a bell so we hurriedly looked for the editor of this fine newspaper. Yes, our hunch was right. There in big black letters was the name of Alan Wagner. This great city gets more fascinating to us as we learn more about it. While strolling down Main Street we see a huge gymnasium for physical fitness. As we approach we can see the proprietor's name. Imagine! It's Ernest Raab. It seems after graduating from Borden High he was determined to better him- self. And so he did! N. .r- 4. ..- - am a- nu- WWWWWMWMmde W wmmxumAvmnnxmt-mmmlm We decide to leave our car in a nearby parking lot. Upon driving in we find the owner to be none other than Terry Akers. We stop to chat with him and find he has been very prosperous. He now owns a string of parking lots throughout the United States. We find he got his know-how when he and a couple of classmates opened their own parking lot in their Senior year at Borden. 42 -u-n..-.-...-:u-u-nu-u-T..m.-.uu -un..-..--auuu.-u-. Speaking about cars, we hear that this city has a world famous race track. The name? Hurst's Speed- way. Motto? Drive more, live less. It seems Rita Hurst is still at it. tWe learn that she gained most of her experience in her Senior year at BordenJ Main Street wouldn't be complete without a local barber shop and here we come upon one. As we enter we find Richard Banner busily at his job. No wonder the price of wigs has gone up! We walk on down the street and meet another senior, Robert Scott. Robert has a job, but he also has a problem. It seems he can't break a habit carried over from his school life. He never shows up for work. We see another familiar face, now. Why! It's Bobby Temple. It seems as though he's a busy person. He's now the manager of the Jerry's Drive-In in New Albany. He decided to quit wasting gas running back and forth and just stay there. A shipment of logs just came in. There's something written on the side of the truck. As it comes closer we see it's Barry Martin. He now has his own log mill in which he made his first million and is now trying for his second. And now look who's coming down the street. Why it's Susie Wagoner. After high school Susie decided to get married and be a housewife. Well she did and she now has her own basketball team--five little boys. Night approaches and the lights start flashing. We have heard that there is a sawmill located here that has the biggest neon lights in the world. Naturally, we want to view this sight, so after finding the loca- tion we were off. Yes, the lights were big! But not half as big as our surprise! Guess who owns this lay out? Our own Melva Jacobi. It seems she decided to follow in her Dad's footsteps. And of course, we always knew she'd get her name in lights. Melva tells us she's married to--yes, you guessed it--that famous world champion basketball star, Mike Carter. Mike attributes his skill from his high school experience. No city would be complete without its many doctors. We now see a very enterprising one named June Martin. June is now a very successful neck specialist. We learn that she decided to take this road after her many neck experiences in high school. There are many representatives from foreign countries here. We now run into Raymonda McKinley. It seems she now represents Cuba and all of its inhabitants. Through her magnificent work the U. S. and Cuba are now very good friends. We mustn't forget Donald Bower for he too has found his goal. He is now owner of an enormous brewery. Be careful and don't drink up your profits, Donald. As we leave this fair city, we hope that our future friendships will be as long and lasting as those of the past. And that everyone will agree that success comes to those who are worthy of it. Good Luck Seniors ! .mum .-u--....--.-'.--.-.-.. -u-ur -.....-..-.......--.. ...--...-......-..--...... i' WWW . j.,... v. , a.?.ma-w-J-II - nun:- u-u- muuu - -uuu --u-- min... Mn .r- u.; g Ml- nun.- ..... nllmm Inch ' WMWI 1mm wmmmmnmmw .-...--..-..--.....--............'....-.- .. g... -m.--.....-...-..... 44 AWARDS VALEDICTORIAN The Senior student attaining the highest scholastic average during the four years of high school is awarded the honor of class Valedictorian. The Valedictorian of the 1964 class is SALUTATORIAN This honor is awarded the Senior student gaining the second highest scholastic average during the four year high school period. The 1964 Salutatorian for this year is D. A. R. RAYMONDA McKINLEY is the Senior girl receiving the Daughters of the American Revolution award for citizenship, dependability, and school patriotism. BOYS' STATE The Borden High School representative to Boys' State at Indiana University during the summer of 1963 was MIKE CARTER. This delegate must be a boy approaching his senior year and possessing leadership abilities, dependability, and a spirit of cooperation. STALKER AWARDS These awards, sponsored by the Borden P. T.A. , are in memory of the late Dr. John M. Stalker. They are presented to one student in each class from grade 7-12 who has achieved the highest scholastic average for the current school year. These awards are as follows: SENIOR FRESHMAN JUNIOR EIGHTH SOPHOMORE SEVENTH W T s m T E R O F E B M L A C ANYTHING FOR MONEY!! GUESS Whatever happened to Baby Jane??! 5 fine!! v Come on in, the water Buddys till the end! I left hand! ! Now tell me how to shoot the ball! ! I'll share my toys with you! ! I'll never smile again! ! 6 4 JngPI .Isu.shzairna.b Ehgthfzgttvgisggrg k ...-. l.l. .1451. Ill-u.u..ll..-d-.. llullllIl-III:II-II:-l '.'z : -!- :l Did you ever get that dejected f 1' ? ee mg Oh, aren't they pretty! Oh, what's that awful Want to play in our rockpile?? The pacifier is really mine! ! My pantaloons aren't showing, are they??! JOLLY JUNIORS 8 4 .nla.l.a.:-.a!1.-Il-n.I-.IIn.u.....I.IIII.I-:Il:lli:IIIII::I:II1l:NhII-.-SI .bmmmmw .53.ij NEKVKKHA'IIE: 3M9, .riwmmruznmwrinxwa mm? Winanmgwnuwu umxmuvhxymikw Sigm5h34:3m$wpgmiusg:$$g Khshvgaut. ELEECFQgEEEEEkEECFgrE .a :9ii k i!xxgiiilg$ Eg.ggegggggsgggggg , .. At, 2!: .II 'll .1 .nl.lu-'I'I-Ii.i:nllll. tiliqluu ..ltll-a3!ly-I.I'!1' I l.tla.i ,, What Period Shall We Skip Today????? Well, I'll Be Darned! We Love Each Other! ! i 80 R..- :U.'liu.l.o1III-l Iii: .ll..!.. 2:15,.4'4' ! .'i I.Will Not Have My Picture Taken! ! Somebody Please Turn Off The F aucet! ! What Shall We Tear Up First?? 0 5 ullIllI-IlilllIIIAIII-Iil-Iaillllll!llc.lllluliIVEIIll-u Raw .- 4-65, Agini... x. 2 5 I l,i'll' .I. .0... .. illi. alu..n..III1.I-.... . 51 : .t .I. .I... .anlliilll .1..A5.ll.tllL 'KhngdhEggstt EEELEEEEQE. nII513-3 uilvill-I wluulln Inn: .- -! IIIIII I-III :IIIIIS-IKIIIK-.ISI- .. EEKK Ki gKKggtszhis 131i! Nhgiaikbi Na: yxigykezwge KEu III. 'l...illl. ..v.nl..1....nl : t.-l....l.. il.-I.I .Iu .Iunll ..II1I.II.IluiKII ......llll. 2. III.... :Ii ...l-..-.:..I-:I.IllulquI!llI. K SKK THEY DELIVER US Hubert Bell, Paul Nicholson, Rudy Cook, Willis Brown, Tom Hurst. .uunnn H M THEY FEED US Mabel Johnson, Edith Jackson, Faith Johnson. Gwen Thomas, Bob Norris, Fayetta Burns. . plahtrwhnlhtv igx..wdrmi?$!g5.$gblxlggggas;SuitllghrggEhtsinggE.Krdthggttizigttxgggg . .I..x...........:.! -l . 13:1;2......I......!.. :.-.-.a:.l..ui:. ulquy!::...:..l.3.55:...e............: '!. , ...:!E.. .. ::.....::..:...-Is-.I:.I:-I:n I .Iu-Il ..nl.lu.l II. III- nlu'll -l-. SMAC Conference Scores Fayetteville Borden Pekin Tunnelton Medora W. Washington BOTTOM: John Miller, Butch Whitson, Mike Dougherty, and Pat Dougherty. TOP: James Jackson, Boyd Wright, and Bob Rehmel. The Borden High School Cross Country Team, under the guidance of Mr. Wes Porter, made a strong showing during the past season. The Berries participated in three dual meets and three triangular meets during the regular season. James Jackson proved to be the Berries most consistent runner as he placed first in one dual meet, second in a dual meet, and second in a cross country match involving three schools. Boyd Wright gained a second place position in a threeway meet and Johnny Miller sped his way to a first place victory in a triangular contest. Borden finished strong in the Southern Monom Conference meet at Salem as they powered their way to a second place team finish. James Jackson, finishing in third position individually, turned in the best time of the season for a Borden runner as he ran the two mile course in 11:02. With all the team members being underclassmen, the prospects for the next year appear to be ex- cellent for the Borden cross country squad. FRONT: John Lee, Robert Scott, Jim Rockey, Steve Schleicher. MIDDLE: Butch Whitson, Mike Carter, Terry Akers, Terry Smith, Russ Akers. BACK: Coach A. J. McKinley, Torn Livingston, Jerry Fordyce, Mike Dougherty. The Borden baseball team opened the season with an impressive '7-5 victory over the Silver Creek Dragons. This was the first baseball victory over Silver Creek in the history of our school. Robert Scott pitched the Berries to victory as he struck out 12 Dragons. The Berries downed Tunnelton 11-0 for their first 8. M. A. C. victory. Mike Carter fanned 8 in posting the win, and also provided the big offensive blow with a grand-slam home run. Borden was unable to gain another victory in their remaining four games. Robert Scott struck out 12 against Pekin but the Berries were downed 6-0. West Washington scored an unearned run in the last inning to nip the Borden nine 5-4. Fayetteville and Borden battled to a 6-6 tie before the game was called because of darkness. The Berries rallied for 3 runs in the final inning to gain the tie. Steve Schleicher's triple sparked the comeback. Medora, the S. M.A. C. champion, defeated the Berries 10-4 in the final game of the season. Major letter winners were Terry Akers, Mike Carter, Robert Scott, and Steve Schleicher, Seniors; Jerry Fordyce, Tom Livingston, and Butch Whitson, Juniors; Russ Akers, Mike Dougherty, and Terry Smith, Sophomores; and Jim Rockey, Freshman. l1 , H U A , A . , MA A UnlhanuldxnlI: I.-7WH:H.HI;, .ul.,.il.n..ll A L;. I : . A1A x I A . Al;1$ :. Alyfli- -IiirtlA :. A .Ill.!i1!nll: inn. xarIIIIIIAll A 'E x. .I dulrnh LII'HIMJVIElc ill. r. I II I I?! ll Inni' Iv .hhltl'l :- .941: r. Inrl.! l. Iytlln . lltlt II A I SI Ilmxdltl gAI-uttii hull. N.IIAAI. III?! ton, James Jackson, Jerry Torn Livings M1ke Carter, Coach Wes Porter. Kent Knuckles, L L A B TI F. K 5 A DD V.. IT: 5 R A V Fordyce, Boyd Wright, Butch Whitson, Terry Smith John Lee, Russell Akers, Terry Akers, BASKETBALL Mike Carter Senior Kent Knuckles Senior Terry Akers Senior Boyd Wright Junior Jerry Fordyce Junior .sm..1.!2...........nEiut.. ....4.,...4...... ......$ arse... -,E..E.Eht.--- 6?.a!k$;!ninsi. ..u.I-IIII.I.-.I.-II!II u-l Iy kli-ill Tom Livingston Junior n 0 S t .1 h W h C t u B I ames Jackson Terry Smith Sophomore Russell Akers Sophomore BASKETBALL SUMMARY Coaches Dougherty and Porter look over pregame strategy. The Berries started the hardwood season with an impressive 60-51 opening victory over Tunnel- ton. Boyd Wright with 18 points and Mike Carter with 1'7 led the Berries' attack. New Washington stopped the Berries with a spine-tingling 73-72 decision in the second game with James Jackson pitching in 20 points and Boyd Wright adding 19. Lexington became the second victory with Mike Carter scoring 31 points. Borden could not seem to win the close games as Pekin squeezed out a hard fought 69-64 victory as Jerry Fordyce scored 19 for the Berries. Heltonville won a close decision in a 68-64 double-overtirne encounter with Mike Carter racking up 24 points. South Central felt the scoring power of the Borden quintet as James Jackson scored 22 and Jerry Fordyce 18 in a 80-68 romp. The Berries won their second straight in downing Freetown 78-62. James Jackson and Mike Carter shared scoring honors with 23 points each. In the Holiday Tourney at Salem, Borden defeated Tunnelton for the second time as Jerry Fordyce scored 21, and Mike Carter added 23 points to his collection as the Berries took a 70-61 defeat by Marengo. Borden pulled a big upset in downing highly favored Milltown by a 69-53 margin. Terry with, just moved up from the Junior Varsity, scored 20 points to pace the victory. Mike Carter canned 29 points as the Berries dropped a hot close one, this time a 73-70 loss to Cortland. The first victory on an opponent's floor was gained at Lanesville as James Jackson scored 22 and Terry Smith 19 in a 70-59 win. Still unable to win the close contests, Morgan Twp. downed the Berries 62-56 as Mike Carter scored 17 and Henryville nosed out a 56-54 overtime decision. 1963-64 SCHEDULE Tunnelton New Washington Georgetown Lexington Pekin Medora Heltonville South Central Freetown Tunnelton Pekin Marengo Milltown Cortland Lanesville Morgan Twp. Henryville Heltonville Fayetteville Tunnelton $ Overtime 5 . i - r Mike eyes the basket as James watches intently. James goes high for a rebound as Jerry and Mike look on. mm mm: WI? wmmn 'm-QirihmHHhMt-V. Ow .Wl lmwumam BASKETBALL AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER- This award is presented to the player who has contributed most to the success of the team. The award is based on points scored, rebounds, floor play, shooting per- centage, fouls c mmitted, and general overall performance. The winner of this award was J7+mes fr-m 501V. SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD- This trophy is given for sportsmanship and everything the word implies. It includes attitude to and from games; attitude toward officials, coaches, and opposing players; team spirit; and attitude in victory and defeat. The 1964 winner of this award was 375mgx F a n 0 yd, 6 . FREE THROW AWARD- The Free Throw Award is based on a percentage of free throws attempted and scored. To be eligible a player must play in ten regular season varsity games and attempt at least fifteen free throws. The winner of this trophy for the 1963-64 season was Mi ks C Refit. ..--lo---.-.-.. -uu. u.-.-..-n......--.. ...---u-u.u..n--m....-m---o -- mu JUNIOR VARSiTY 0... ...- --..-.... -M , u..- - ..-.-u...... ........ .... E E 33: 5: i g! .unuu-u- Front: 1. Fleenor, L. Fleenor, M. Dougherty, M. Hunt, G. Hoke, J. Norris. Back: Coach Dougherty, D. Hurst, R. Rehmel, E. Burns, D. Hurst, P. Dougherty, Mgr. L. Martin. Sophomore Brenda C allahan Freshman Gay Callahan VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Brenda, Gay, Melva, and Frances lead the cheers. Junior Frances Wessel VI H S R A V MASCOTS Anita Thomas and Jeffrey Hunt GRADE CHEERLEADERS Connie Lewis Marcia Jordan Darita Jackson Brenda Carter GRADE VARSITY TOP: Coach Dougherty, Bobby Casey, Greg Burns, Donald Farabee, Mike Martin, Roland King. BOTTOM: Scott Rhernel, Freddie Burns, Darry Nicholson, Bruce Gallam, Don Lawson. TOP: Coach Dougherty, Roger Lewis, Don Martin, Timmy Martin, Mike Hurst, Jim Jacobi, Mike Potts. BOTTOM: Danny Hill, Gary Wade, Don Young, Teddy King, Jim Green, Ricky Lewis. . . UV xi A FRONT: P. Dougherty, J. Miller, M. Daugherty, J. Fleenor. MIDDLE: Mr. Porter, B. Whitson, F. Harmon, K. Knuckles, M. Carter, L. Martin. TOP: T. Livingston, D. Hurst, J. Jackson, J. Fordyce. QB CLUB FRONT: M. Jacobi, B. Callahan, G. Callahan, F. Wessel, T. Akers, S. Schleicher, M. Carter. 2ND: B. Whitson, R. Scott, K. Knuckles, L. Martin, B. Wright, F. Harmon, P. Dougherty. 3RD: R. Akers, J. Lee, T. Smith, J. Rockey, J. Miller, D. Hurst. TOP: J. Jackson, T. Livingston, J. Fordyce, B. Rehmel, M. Dougherty. w I. , r II' K 2 cf 1, ?mawalsr- r , . , , . 1 V ,1 '76:. . . w ' Jrk 4 w$3 x x A . . ' . x .V-I--c.. l'Agrar 9, ; ' g; ????:g-f :1 : ,: , 1,sz ,X W7... I , VI 141;2 ' W EIGHTH GRADE Charles Alexander Dale Bailey Gregory Burns Bruce Callam Brenda Carter William Cook Cathy Crane Darlene Emery John Everage Donald Earabee Marcia Fisher Teresa Fleenor Irvin Foster Phillip Gilchrist James Green Robert Green Linda Grider Carlene Hogan k L ' , Jewell Jackson ,, Tornm Jackson . ' ' Km y . . s u. m , ABSENT WHEN Roland ng . PICTURES WERE Don Lawson ' ' Roger Lewis Donivan Martin Lida Beth Martin Mike Martin Judy Mills Darry Nicholson Wilma Payton David Scott Glenna Skelton Betty Terrell Barbara Wells Jane Wilkins Teresa Wheeler John Balentine Jecqueta Bierly Ann Bond Anita Brown Donna Bryant Freddy Burns Bobby Casey Charles Coats Delores Clifton Velma Dudley Jerry Emery Joyce Hartman Danny Hill Sue Ann Hiser Ralph Hoke Mike Hurst James J acobi Marcia Jordan Donna Lawson Genine Lee Ricky Lewis Gary Martin Penny Martin Brenda McKinley J ames McKinley John V. McKinley James Mellon Ronnie Monroe Mike Potts Norma Potts Sandy Potts Scott Rehmel Betty Richardson Gwin Richardson Richard Thomas George Waddle Kenneth Wells SIXTH GRADE Kevin Akers Tommy Alexander Jeffrey Beets Belinda Bishop Conrad Bishop Terry Lee Chastain . .. . . Janice Clark .- 3.; : Judy DiCk SORRY; Sharon Farabee NO PHOTO Brenda Fisher John Foster Mona Graves Beverly Gruen Radford Guinn Anthony Hardy Michael Hill James Hoke Jackie Hurst Darieta Jackson Michael Jackson Renna Jackson Tony Jackson Teddy King Connie Lewis Timothy Martin Darlene Mills Mary Norris Jesse Sneed PHOTO NO! Carla Thomas AVAILABLE Diana Van Gilder Gary Wade Lorna Wheeler Richard Wilkens Donald Young GRADE Debbie Alexander Alan Coats Patricia Emery Larry Everage Melody Fordyce Mary Foster Susan Hall Gwendolyn Hartman Stephen Hoke Connie Jackson Janice Jackson Sue Jackson Terry J ackson Patricia Jacobi Douglas Lawson Andrew Lewis Daniel McKinley Mary Moore Marilyn Moore Merlin Moore Jo Ellen Nicholson Billy Payton Randy Potts Royetta Radcliff Bruce Renn Tony Rhemel Mark Schleicher Bruce Wright Gary Way Von Lee Balentine Debra Brown Linda Bryant Chester Cherry Charles Crane Roger Daily Vernon Daily Linda Danner Darrell Eicher Joyce Emery Kathryn Farabee Anna Hardy Bobby Hardy Pauletta Hardy Carol Hurst Mark Hurst Sam Hurst Lavona Jackson Ricky Johnson Kenneth Knasel Kennita Leach Steven Martin Billy Mattingly Michael Moore Bill Norris Jerry Porter Debbie Potts Danny Purlee Carolyn Richardson Michael Temple Luvenia Van Gilder David Wells Peggy Whitson Jill Wilkins THIRD GRADE Kenneth Alexander Steven Beets Sharon Burns Donna Coats Eugene Coffman Dudley Thomas Joey Green Jimmy Hardy Teena Hoke Pamela Hurst Stanley Hurst Teena Hurst Anita Jackson Danny Johnson Susan Lamb Melinda Lee Danny Miller Clifford McKinley Kenneth McKinley Elizabeth Nicholson Carol Pixley Russell Rhernel George Richards Dale Seelye Rita Sneed Timothy Thomas Jackie Thomas Debra Wilson Connie Winters Perry Young Wendell Bishop Gerald Blalock Dirk Bond Jeanette Burns Paulette Burns Lisa Callahan Rebecca Cissell Denny Coats Matthew Crane Gerald Daily Timmy Dean Robert Deirth Dennis Dudley Sue Everage Rebecca Farabee Joyce Foster Yvonne Guinn Jeffrey Hurst Patricia Hurst Robin Hurst Tim Jackson Jay Jordan Kenny Leach Randy Lichtenberger Glenda Mattingly Mark McKinley Marietta Monroe Treasa Norris Rhonda Porter Roger Potts Teresa Potts Jeffrey Schleicher Calvin Sprinkle Linda Sullivan De Wayne Whitson Lonnie Wilson SECOND GRADE Joann Adams J ody Akers Larry Albertson Deena Alexander Garry Alexander Debra Beckett Debbie Beets FIRST GRADE Jerald Adams Jeffrey Akers Lonnie Alexander Peggy Alexander Marsha Beckett Terry Beckett Stephanie Blackman Willa Beth Brown Jeffrey Callam Rose Ann Campbell Randall Coats Karen Coats Terri Coffman Walter Crane Marla Hoke Richard Jackson Garry Kaelin Steven King Alan Kirtley Paula Lamb Kathy Lewis Otis McKinley Tommy Mattingly John Moore Debra Rae Money Richard Montgomery David Monroe Mark Ooley Vickie Potts Dean Pixley Kent Pixley- Floyd Porter Brenda Richards John Schleicher Rickey Schleicher Randy Sprinkle Michael Wells Jerry Wright la b? . BORDEN BRANCH SELLERSBURG STATE BANK The Sellersburg State Bank is happy to have a Bank Branch in Borden, Indiana. Complete Banking Servic e Drive-In Window Conqmtulatlons l l Sellersburg CH 6-3331 Indiana C 124 S. Indiana Avenue Ambulance Se rvi ce Sellersburg, HAAS FUNERAL HOME Ph. 965-6529 B orden, Indiana Gene ral Ele ctri c f O S t n e m H p m 0 C WM. K. MARTIN'S You Can Put Your Confidence In APPLIANCES 8: FURNITURE PUBLIC SERVICE OF INDIANA, IN WRIGHT BROS. OLIVER SALES . z IINEIIIINITURI': Our Pledge For Over 2.6 Years . on the famous furniture Corner State and Main Streets in New Albany, Ind. Dial WH 4-2285 Compliments of Salem, Indiana. Phone 965-6644 WILLIAMS LUMBER CO. Indiana Furniture and Cabinets Borden, Manufacturers of Quality Contract C. m I. H. MM mw sA Mos mm: mm B O C A J THE BORDEN CABINET CORPORATION Borden, Indiana 0 8 l.ltl.ll.!.6vtlllllllutlil.lti' k . u, i... clash... .. . .Ii.l..l. -3- .2 i. .3... l:l..!.:... .ll.....i:r.ll.i.l Il.' Hcillli 5....an ..I-Il-.l.-...l.-..l-ll..l.lll:.. INDIANA FARM CENTER, Realtors REAL ESTATE . SALES . APPRAISALS Q AUCTIONS C. ELMER JACOB! NICK G. BYE OFFICE - DIAL 4-6365 OFFICE - DIAL 4'6385 RES. - DIAL 4-4268 - RES, - DIAL 4-4692 208 E. MAIN STREET NEW ALBANY. IND. J. JULIUS' SONS FLORISTS 415 East Court Ave. Jeffersonville, Indiana Phone BU 3-6114 1-65 8: 31w Sellersburg, Indiana Where Customers Send Their Friends A. GLADSTEIN Clothing for the Entire Family Bobbie Brooks 401 E. Utica St. Vickie Vaughn Dresses Sellersburg, Indiana Hush Puppie Shoes Phone CH 6-2631 Compliment s of BOTTORFF-MlLLER-HILLER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 113 E. Utica St. , Sellersburg, Ind. James Bottorff J. E. Miller Harry Hiller UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW ALBANY Corner Pearl 8: Market Sts. Save Where Insured Thousands are Ph. Savings Saving Millions WH 5-5294 Home Loans NEW ALBANY MOTOR CO., INC. E. 5th 8t Spring St. Chevrolet Chevy II New Albany, Ind. Chevelle Corvair WH 5-0255 Corvette Chevrolet Trucks Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer Compliments of GILSTRAP'S DAIRY CASTLE Salem, Ind . BENNETT'S Shoes, Clothing 8: Gent's Furnishings Salem, Indiana Phone: 883-4502 Phone CHerry 6- 2871 McKINLEY CLEANERS 6For Particular People--Demanding The FinesU 6Miracle Finish For Modern Miracle Fabricw Ul3 East UticM 6Se11ersburg, IndianaJ BORDEN GARAGE 6Borden, IndianaJ V. L. Blackman Phone 965-6226 ficatm TIRES and TUBES E S s U m 0 m M h H m C A R De.licious Dinners 8z Short Orders Open 24 Hours Daily SNAPPY'S COUNTRYBOY DRIVE IN KENNETH COATS WELL DRILLING Free Estimates -- Dependable Service Phone 653-4646 Pekin, Ind. WESTON LUMBER COMPANY M.S . G. --Hardwood Lumber We Buy Logs 8: Standing Timber--Anywhere Pallets 8r Skids Built To Specifications R.F.D. 5 NZ miW. on Road 56 Salem, Ind. DENNIS MORTUARY The Friendlier and More Reverent Way Borden, Indiana Salem, Indiana C 8: FORDYCE Insurance Agency Quality Footwear Since 1867 134-136 E. Market St. New Albany, Ind. Borden, Indiana Ph. 965-6707 604 Vincennes New Albany, Indiana Ph. WH. 4-3443 Sales -- Service -- Rentals P ea w o t NEW ALBANY OFFICE MACHINES, IN SCOTTSVILLE LAKES Fishing 8: Picnicking Manuel J. Bailey 8r Son Quality Groceri es MARTIN'S Borden Indiana KING BOTTLED GAS SERVICE Ranges - Heaters - Water Heaters Complete Domestic Installation Borden, Ind. Immediate Service Ph. 965-6417 and Delivery w ALL STAR DAIRIES NEW ALBANY BEAUTY COLLEGE 3 r 3 g3....-e-;f; .. . .. -...-......-...... Day 8: Evening Classes Member of Nat'l. Assn. of Cosmetologists Schools Complete Training in all Phases of Beauty Culture VA APPROVED 322 Vincennes WH 4-0353 FLOYD COUNTY BANK Member of New Albany, Indiana the New Albany's Drive-In Bank F.D.I.C. Spring i5: Vincennes - Since 1931 - BREWERS Fine Foods 8: General Merchandise FROZEN LOCKER SERVICE Borden, Ind. Phone 965-6266 ZINK BROTHERS Furniture 8: Appliances Phone-Pekin 653-3698 Martinsburg Road Pekin, Indiana CHARLES WELLER 3 SONS WELL DRILLING Pekin, Indiana Ph. 653-3365 SELLER'S DRESSING PLANT Pride of Indiana. Freshly Dressed for all Occasions Pekin, Indiana Ph. 653-3415 THE PRIMP SHOP Mildred Hoke, Owner and Ope rator Highway 60 Pekin Knob Ph. 653-3361 .er 334 - - .-. ........-.H -.-.. U '! .,' 3'! NH It! i 1;;4 s: r; 2334 ii .I-i1 a :- - :3 :I niM .fl'i w M ! I 'l L. THORN COMPANY INCORPORATED 1319 Vincennes Street Manufacture r s of C oncre te Products New Alba ny, Indiana Phone WH 4- 6465 WAGONER'S RESTAURANT WETH.NG COOKIND A1 The Teenager's Favorite Borden, Indiana Phone 965- 6385 NEW ALBANY TRIBUNE P. O. Box 530 330 E. Spring St. New Albany, Indiana Phone WH 4-6481 REISZ FURNITURE CO., INC. 146 East Main Phone WH 5-5243 New Albany, Ind. PAYNE'S STORE Borden, Indi ana. Plate Lunches Groceries Short Orders HOOSIER LIME 8 STONE INC. Crushed Stone--Commercia1 Lime Concrete Blocks--Sand--Cement Ready- Mixed Concrete Phone - 883-2191 Salem , Indi ana Compliments of C. P. SALES COMPANY New Albany's Original Discount Store. Beginning Our 10th Year of Operations. Wholesale Prices 421 State Street New Albany, Ind. CALLISTUS SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 3426 Paoli Pike WH 4- 6753 New Albany, Indiana Borden, Indiana Ph. 5-6387 Donald Smith Marty Striegel Spe cial Life Repre s entative s McKNIGHT TEXACO Tire Complete Lubrication Road Repair Auto Repair Service Motor Tune-Up New Albany WH 5-68180 FASHION SHOP Lovelier Fashions At Lower Prices 215 Pearl Street New Albany, Ind. Phone WH 4- 6495 KAIL'S SHOE STORE New Albany, Indiana WABASH OPTICAL INC. Glasses From $12. 50 Single Vision or Bifocals with Frame 129 E. Spring Street New Albany, Indiana Phone WH 5-0440 C. 1. Allen, Optician 93 1..' -m-u wgf SELLERSBURG STONE CO., INC. Crushed Stone 8: Agricultural Lime Telephone Office CH 6-3731 Plant CH 6-2642 Sellersburg, Ind . .-..-....o-.............:..2M. .-.,.-.. .-..-. f RAY'S JEWELRY s..;-........6 f- A...g..4m..--.. Jewelry - Gifts - Luggage - Appliances Cameras - Typewriters - Record Players Never A Charge For Credit East Side Square 224 Pearl St. Salem New Albany MUTUAL TRUST 6 DEPOSIT CO. New Albany , Indiana LONE STAR BRANCH 2736 Charlestown Road FLOYD KNOBS BRANCH Floyd Knobs, Ind. Member of F.D.I.C. 8: Federal Reserve System McKINLEY 8: HOKE Pool - Hall Borden, Indiana Phone 965-6535 Meet Your Friends At G. C. MURPHY CO. Sale m , Indi ana First Quality Merchandise Always TYPEWRITER TERMINAL, INC. Royal Typewriters -- New or Used Supplies -- Rentals -- Service Adding Machines -- Office Furniture 324 State Street New Albany, Indiana Ph. WH 4-7827 Since 1876 JOHN VERNIA 87 SON MONUMENTS Pearl at Elm Sts. New Albany, Ind. Phone WH 4-6032 95 Hamburg, Ind. Jeffers onville , Ind. Indlana Compliments of BROWN DERBY CAFE A Good Place To Eat 406 E. Spring Street New Albany, Indiana WH 5-0285 for Hardware and Sporting Goods BU 3-8144 E m v R E S F L U n G N N Aw m w A C C M F. O J INTER CITY AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Jeffersonville Court 8: Wall Sts. Highway 31-w Keepsake Bulova Priscilla J. B . Diamond Rings Watches Jewelry Bands WEBER'S JEWELRY 117 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, Ind. CAMPBELL SHOE REPAIR Tennis Shoe 5 Dealer for 8: Mas on Shoes Highway 3, Sellersburg, Ind. Compliments of BOWMAN DAIRY 1201 East Market New Albany Indiana CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP 8: RESTAURANT Interstate 19E65 Jeff, Ind . -:--..--h.- ks. .....,A --r--- .. .- .s-.. 1- us A s i A ?-menwd. -4- SMITH CABINET CO. - A 'v-g....g.9i.-,--A.. Salem , Indiana The Finest in Contract Furniture We Welcome Your Business FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN Charlestown, Indiana Member of F . D . I . C . and Federal Reserve System TROPICAL LOUNGE 3 RESTAURANT Spe cializing in Choice Steaks Chicken and Sea Foods Salem , Ind . Compliments of WASHINGTON COUNTY DENTAL ASSOCIATION MORRIS PAYNE IMPLEMENTS John Deere Sales 8: Service Phone 883-3403 Salem , Indiana FLORIST 1217 Silver Street New Albany, Indiana New Washington THE NEW WASHINGTON STATE BANK Money is the most useful thing that you can own. Use it right and it is your servant; abuse it and you are its slave . Get started right when you are in school, with a savings account in our bank. Henryville Branch After The Games Come To THE PEKIN INN Get Your Car Serviced At P. T. MYERS STANDARD STATION M. W. NICK MARSHALL Wiring - Plumbing - Excavating Appliance Repair Pekin, Indiana, R.R. 1 Phone 653-4312 SERVICE Gas - Oil - Welding General Auto 8: Tractor Repair Automatic Transmission Repair Phone 965-6398 Borden, Ind. 101 HOLLIS FUNERAL HOME Salem Indiana Apparel for the Entire Family EVANS DEPARTMENT STORE 217 Pearl Street New Albany, Indiana IRION 8: WOLF RIVERVIEW HOTEL Elgin Art Bulova. Carved Longine s Diamond Watches Rings '11 , I d. 131 E. Spring Jeffersonv1 e n New Albany, Indiana JOE McKIN LEY HARDWARE Borden, Indiana Ph . 965- 6536 HAMMOND AGENCY Insurance -- Real Estate 418 E. Court Avenue Jeffersonville, Indiana BUtler 2.1373 CARTER CLEANERS A11 Cleaning Done in our Modern Plant We Clean 8: Dye Suede Jackets Salem, Indiana NANCE FLORAL SHOPPE Correct Floral Arrangern ent For Every Occasion New Albany Sellersburg 103 a DEWEESE GROCERIES :' Henryville, Indiana DINNER BELL RESTAURANT Salem, Indiana THE CITIZENS BANK Conqnatula l I Pekin, Indiana ' Member of F.D.I.C. MARSHALL'S GROCERIES Groceries - Paint - Gulf Gas 8: Oil Phone Pekin 3- 3404 Martinsburg, Indiana HAAS CABINET CORPORATION Seller sburg , Indiana Phone CH 6- 3371 MEL GREEN Photographe r State Road 60 Phone 653-4666 Pekin, Indiana JAY'S PAYLESS APPLIANCE STORES Television 8r Appliances Sales - Service 348 Spring St. 153 E. Main St. Jeffersonville New Albany BU 2-5211 WH 4-7212 105 YANDELL'S Clarksville, Indiana ROBERTS AND STRACK VENEER COMPANY, INC. New Albany , Indiana Veneers and Lumber Using Walnut, Cherry, Sugar, Poplar Veneer and Lumber Logs Plant at Clarksville, Ind. on Northside Expressway Compliments Sellersburg, Indiana KRATZ SPORTING GOODS Everything for the Sportsman Sporting 8: Athletic Equip. BU 2-5400 335 Beckett at Clark Blvd. Clarksville, Indiana mm CLARK COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOP COOPERATIVE ASS'N., INC. Main Office 945 Wall Street, Jeffersonville, Ind. Phone - BU 3-6628 CH 6-2853 107 Compliments of HILLTOP SUPER MARKET Washington County's Newest 8: Finest The Store That Brought Lower Grocery Prices to Washington County. South Main and Becks Mill Road Salem, Indiana R. 8 S. MOTORS THE FAIR STORE New Albany , Indiana . . Sweaters . Jacket Now Featurmg S . Skirts .Dresses Bobbie Brooks . Blouses . 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