Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1972 volume:

Borden High School Borden, Indiana Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Dederich ..4 MN Ht U. o'N! IIHL .-----$- -,-4 While attempting to pick one special person to dedicate our 1972 annual to, we found that there is more than just one person who deserves this honor, so our task was somewhat difficult. There was one person though, that we have all grown to love and marvel at. She has the stamina to put up with all our teasing and yet tease us back; the courage to face us everyday and still smile. She has been a tower of strength for when we have wanted to give up and said, It'll never work, she said Of course it will, and she showed us what patience means because with her help it always did work. Many times when we knew what we had finished would do but could be better. She told us it was good which gave us confidence so that we believed in our- selves and strived to to do our best. But we were never told that she went back on her own and made it perfect for us too. She has built us up but never let us down, and all of the honors we could give her would never be enough to re- pay what she has given to us. We hope that this one small honor ShOWS in some small way our sincerest appreciation and thanks for being the wonder- ful person that you are. Even though we'll never be able to fully repay you Miss Nicholson, we hope that you'll accept this honor with the class of '7 2's love. Special Thanks r : l n n 7 a u m H ' H H I; n. I? 1-. ' 10 II J! ll 24 ' '. IN .N m II During our twelve years of schooling, there are so many people who help us and are deserving of special recognition, sbutithis is an impossible task. However,. there are four people this year to whom we feel a special thanks is greatly deserved. The first is Loretta Roberson who is retiring after forty- two years of helping students. How do you give an adequate thank- you to someone who has dedicated her life to education? Mrs. loretta may be retired but she will never be forgotten by all those she has taught. Next, our sponsors, Charles Graninger and Juanice Dunn, have helped us in countless ways. We would never have made it if it had not been for their tireless dedication. They looked out? for our welfare even when We were too unconcerned to look out for ourselves. We will always remember their patience, kind- ness, and dedicated service tohour class. Lastly, Jack Lawson, janitor and friend, is retiring this year. A member of the silent force, he deserves our special thanks. What we messed up, Jack fixed up. We're sorry we kept you so busy Jack. Q: EDITORS: Advisor Brenda Nicholson, Judy Book, Bill Stromire, , , n . Debbie Brown, Business Manager Joe Dougherty. ' ' 1 , ; . - L if 30 . JUNIOR ASSISTANTS: Debbie Wilson, Karen Smitl Darlene Koetter. j YeanOOk Staff YearbOOR Pictures by STEWART'S, STAFF: SITTING: Debbie Wilson, Darlene Koetter, George Lewis, Judy Book, Bill Stromire, Jerry Helbig, Jeanette Kelmel, Carol Hurst. STANDING: Kathy Farabee, Gilda Barrett, Linda Danner, Marilyn Kirk, Cindy Hagest, Luvenia Van Gilder, Peggy Whitson, Debbie Brown, Shirley Zumstein. NOT PICTURED: Jama Miller, Karen Smith. . 'm'! Table of Con ten ts 0pem'ng..............8 Administration . . . . . . . .23 Faculty .............27 Seniors .............30 Classes..............37 Athletics ............48 Activities............69 Elementary ..........91 Advertising . . . . 103 A high school is many things to many people. Borden High School Is . . . A Sectional Crown. Sports at Borden High School are on an upward trend. This year has been a good one for Borden teams. Three conference championships and a sectional title certainly indicate an upswing in the Braves athletic program. The Braves missed winning the new Lost River All- Conference trophy by a mere half peint. When the 1972 Echoes went to press the baseball team was the proud owner of the Salem Sectional Title, and anxiously awaiting their up- coming battle with Jeff in the regional. . We do not know what will happen in that regional, but no matter what the outcome, these boys have made their mark on Borden athletics. They will forever remain the first team to bring home a sectional championship! CON- GRATULATIONS TEAM! SECTIONAL SCORES: FIRST ROUND ------ Borden- - - 5 Eastern ------ 2 . T SEMIFINAL- - - - - - - Borden- - -2 Orleans - - - - - - 0. West Washington - 1 t.l - :- -m--mm:: New F a cilities .. ' -.-';,-1:.,..-.-.- a JFg-ra... ,...-. -8....w. . F, In tram uraIS mu . p... .- -.-. .-;.-.......mr-; M ornings at Prosser Vocational School I .I-Inu-l '. llll.. 14. 44.4 .. . .90.. ....-. -. o... .l a L .l a H .m .l 3 H w r. G iEmH WI win? 74! '1 -, . .u- u 34.8.G21laN nr ADMINISTRATION Principal: CARL M. WYNN Administra tion Assistant Principal: ALLAN J. McKINLEY ,A Secretary: SHEILA DANNER 5 Counselor: CHARLES JACKSON Teachers' Aide Librarian N urse MURIEL LEWIS SUZANNE HUNT MARTHA SCHLEICHER Cooks MABEL JOHNSON OSIE NAUGLE FAITH JOHNSON CLARA KING EDITH JACKSON BOBBY CASEY JACKIE COOK NADINE WALTON JACK LAWSON m X K SCHOOL BUS , $5 . '. x mm d Bus Drivers l RUDY COOK MARYMARGARET BOOK JOE HUBER MELVIN KLEIN l WILLIS BROWN RAYMOND BOOK TOMMY HURST HUBERT BELL PAUL NICHOLSON 26 Mw-lkvmnlh' - ' ' FACULTY MRS. MELVA CARTER MR. MIKE CARTER MR. STEVE COMPTON Indiana State Univ. Indiana State Univ. Indiana State Univ. Music MRS, IUANICE DUNN MRS. BARBARA CALLAHAN MR, DAN CALLAHAN Evansville Univ. Indiana Univ. Indiana State UniV. Art, Physical Education English, World History Industrial Arts MR. TOM LOCKMUND MRS. JANE HEAVRIN MR. EUGENE STINSON Indiana State Univ. E. Carolina Univ. Atlantic Christian Science English M athematics MR. JOE DOUGHERTY MR. JAMES ARNOLD MRS. ANDREA ARNOLD Western Kentucky Indiana State Univelsity Indiana State Univ. Chemistry, Biology Phys. Ed., Drivers' Ed. Social Studies MRS. BETTY HASWELL MR. CHARLES GRANINGER MR. PAUL WEBB Murray State Univ. Bellarmine College Indiana Univ. Home Economics English, Math Social Studies, Psych. MISS BRENDA NICHOLSON MR. ALLAN J. MCKINLEY MR. CHARLES JACKSON Indiana University Hanover College Indiana State Univelsity Math, English English, Spanish Health, Counselor Iv '5 y law; A 1 VA L T'wlli er7.A :93! W; 1 F hum; Wl- 'W CAROL ROBERTSON - President DEBBIE BROWN - Vice-President Senior Class Officers JUDY BOOK - Secretary LUVENIA VAN GILDER - Treasurer GREG ALLEN GILDA BARRETT CHARLES CRANE nmw'L-n l '4 L I . K' X 1 E Jum- $2; 0:? a maaiizgam bgomdunuougu. - aggggggguigggi . 9x ngaguvnovzwnog : . KAY CRONE ROGER DAILY VERNON DAILY LINDA DANNER THERESE FINN DEBBIE FRANK CINDY HAGEST PA ULETTA HARDY JERRY HELBIG I g I V A: a ' ' 7:: ' l ,. $: CAROL HURST SAM HURST MARIE JOHNSON JEANETTE KELMEL MARY KOERBER DAVE KOETTER PHILIP LEE GEORGE LEWIS WILLIAM MATTINGLY JAMA MILLER U. DANNY PURLEE SID SAMPSON MIKE SIZEMORE l BILL STROMIRE PEGGY WHITSON JILL WILKINS LESLIE YOUNG SHIRLEY ZUMSTEIN CLASSES OFFICERS: Melinda Lee, President; Sue Lamb, Treasurer; Brenda Robertson, Vice-President; Anita Jackson, Secretary. Rose Adam Kenny Alexander Robert Allen Vivian Butt Ellen Cavins Donna Coats Gene Coffman Ralph Eckert William Eurton Randall Graf Patty Grantz Joe Green Susan Helbig Pamela Hurst Stanle Hurst Anita Jac son Betty Kirchgessner Parlene Koetter Sue Lamb Gloria Lee Melinda Lee Steve Martin Robin McClure Kenny McKinley Ehzabeth Nicholson William Orman Diane Owens Coretta Parker Carol Pixle Mark Ra 6 Brenda Robertson Ann Ross Karen Smith Sam Smith Dale Sneed Rita Sneed Connie Stewart Mark Stromire Mike Stumler Sandra Sullivan Allan Taylor Jackie Thomas Tim Thomas Donald Tingley Donald Wilcher Michael Wilcher Debbie Wilson Joyce Wright 40 Sophomore Class OFFICERS: Vickie Missi, Secre- tary; Alan Zumstein, President; Jimmy Burton, Vice-President; Cindy Niehoff, Treasurer. Deena Alexander Joe Allen Roger Allen Gerald Blalock Jeanette Bums Paulette Bums Debbie Beckett Brenda Bierman Pat Baumann Wendel BishOp Jean Book Debbie Barnett Bruce Brown Mike Blessinger Dale Barnett Matthew Crane Pat Cambron Gerald Daily Ferlin Drury Dennis Dudley Tony Dunlevy Sue Everage Sabrina Ellenbrand Vickie Ethenon Eddie Frank Richard Eve Jimmy Eurton Connie Faske Becky Farabee Joyce Foster Ricky Graf Jeff Hurst Charlie Hurst Pat Hurst Jay Jordan Tim Jackson Kevin Jackson Becky Koetter Bert Koerber Ray Koetter Regis Koetter Nancy Lee Paul Marlman Mark McKinley Glenda Mattingly Ralph Miller Trina Murray Vickie Missi Cindy Niehoff Teresa Norris Sue Orman Paula Rake Theresa Potts Doris Rosenberger Tony Sampson David Sears Denise Smith Mickey Smith Therese Smith Tommy Smith Calvin Sprinkle Robert Stumler Boyd Sullivan Sharon Vick Bobbi W atson Lonnie Wilson Alan Zumstein F reshman Class ' OFFICERS: Beth Brown, Vice-President; Debbie Money, Secretary; Barbara Zumstein, President; Alma Beyl, T reasurer. Peggy Alexander Jeff Akers Jerry Arrowood Karen Balmer Sheila Barrett Marsha Beckett Terry Beckett l Alma Beyl I Connie Bierly I I l I Stephanie Bierly Mark Bierman Stephanie Blackman Joe Book John Book Ronnie Booth Beth Brown Jeff Callam Rose Ann Campbell I 5 Rose Mary Book I Doug Caraway I Mark Cavins Terri Coffman I Walter Crane Kenny C ullins Timmy Dean Amy Deane Mike Dunlevy Paul Ehringer Ronnie Eiler Brian Ellenbrand Barbara Eve Dennis Engle John Finn Tony Fenwick Joy Fitzpatrick Paula Graf Kathy Grantz Jeanette Ham Mike Harbeson Debbie Hardsaw Vivian Hayes Billy Hedrick Marla Hoke Mary Hunn Vickie J ackson Steve King Otis Kirtley Donnie Klein Robert Koerber Paula Lamb Mary Lamb Kathy Lewis Debbie Money Marietta Monroe Mark Ooley Floyd Porter Vickie Potts Brenda Richards James Riley Jeff Row an Robert Sampson John Schleicher Sharon Sizemore Margaret Smith Kris Smith Philip Stumler Tma Summers Cindy Taylor George Thomas Mike Wells Richard Woods Jerry Wright Barbara Zumstein OFFICERS: Walter Finn, Vice- President; Debbie Rowan, Treasurer; Betty Miller, President; Donna Thomas, Secretary. Lonnie Alexander Marlin Andres Marvin Balmer James Bierly Joe Book Vickie Brandenburg John Bums Theresa Carter Randy Cissell Karen Coats Rand Coats E ward Cooley Debbie Crawley Rita Crawley Brenda Cullins Anne Deane James Eberle Andy Ehringer Tim Ellenbrand Carol Faske Earl Fink Walter Finn Keith Foster Rebecca Graf 44 Barbara Grantz Roger Harbeson Donald Hardsaw Reba Hardy Judy Gelbig Steven Howard Beverly Huber Jeff Hunt Mar Hurst Richar Jackson Troy Jackson David Jameson Geneva Johnson Joey Jordan Mike Kirchgessner Ronnie Koerber Brenda Koetter Lynn Lamb Laurie Lee Theresa Lee Timothy Lee Sonia Lewellen Rena McKinley James Maisttison Judy Mattingly Tommy Mattingly Scott Mikel Connie Miller Betty Miller Kyna Miller Tony Moore John Moore Lisa Murray Joe Ooley Darlene Owens Kent Pixley Diane Popp Ralph Popp Cathy Rice Karen Rosenberger Debbie Rowan Rick Schleicher Debbie Schmidt Dale Schroder Glenn Smith Pam Sneed Linda Sneed Randy Sprinkle Wayne Stephens Aundray Stewart Kevin Stumler Terry Taylor Donna Thomas Larry Wade Tim Waggoner Myra Sue Wright Roy Allen , OFFICERS: Beverly Geswein, Treasurer; Betty Koerber, Secretary; Th Kirchgessner, President; Everett Zumsteins, Vice-President. Donnie Balentine Chuck Ballard Bill Barnett Ferrick Barrett Randall Beckett Janet Bierly Bridgett Bierman David Blackman Sharon Boesing Elizabeth Book Mary Book Emma Brewer Basil Brown Frank Brown Charlotte Brown Rufus Butt Christine Cambron Doris Casey Cathy Cavanaugh Kevin Coats Susan Coffman Denise Conrad Rudy Cook Bruce Cooley Sherry Davis Kathy Dean Sherrie Dunn Michael Eiler Allan Engle Ronnie Eurton Dennis Eve Donna Everage Mike Fink Jeffrey Floyd Rickey Frank 46 Beverly Geswein Carla Graf Mike Harned Mary Higdon Janet Howard Wayne Hewlett Scott Hurst Ronnie Jacobs Theresa Kirchgessner Penny Knasel Betty Koerber Mark Koetter Becky Kruer Rickard Kruer Robert Lee Alberta Lewellen Connie Martin Melanie Martin Tami McClure LeAnn McKinley Lonita McKinley LuAnn McKinley Otis McKinley Rodney Moore LuAnn Morris Ronnie Nance Kimberly Nicholson Melinda Nicholson Jerry Niehoff Tami Norris Bryan Pixley Anthony Popp David Popp Mary Lou Popp Janice Potts Ricky Radcliff Tim Rice David Robertson Michelle Rosenberger Pete Roth Daniel Rowan Carol Schmidt Julie Sears Susan Shidler Donald Short Juli Short David Sprigler Donna Stephens Anita Thomas Linda Tin ley Aman a Trainor Romonda VanGilder Glen Weir John Wheatley Steven Wright Everett Zumstein S m T E L H T A ELING: Mark McKinley, Varsity Free Throw; Billy JACKET WINNERS: Mike Sizemore, Sid Sampson, David . on, Sportsmanship and Rebound Awards; John Schleicher, Stumler, Mike Missi. hman Free Throw. STANDING: Coach J im Arnold; ky Graf, Most Valuable Cross Country Runner; Mike Size- re. Most Valuable Player and Assist Awards; Robert Samp- -, Junior Varsit F ree Throw. . y Athletlc Awards SCOTT MIKEL - Eighth . . ' . BILLY EURTON - lost River Grade Free Throw h All-Conference Track Team Mi1e Rum MIKE SIZEMORE - Baseball Batting Trophy VARSITY STANDING: Assistant Coach Mike Carter, Billy Burton, Mark McKinley, David Stumler, Mike Wilcher, Sid Sampson, Tim Thomas, Student Manager Joey Sullivan, Coach Jim Arnold. KNEELING: Student Manager Regis Koet- ter, Tony Dunlevy, Mike Missi, Ricky Graf, Mike Sizemore, Mark Cavins, Charlie Hurst, Student Manager Raymond Koetter. 1971-1972 Braves Season Review Two returning all-conference stars and a corp of other talented young players would seem to add up to a nearly invincible basketball machine, yet such was not the case of the 197 1+7 2 Borden Braves. What was ex- pected to be a great Borden season ended on a somewhat dismal '7 - 13 note as the Braves were constantly hin- dered by poor shooting and frequent injuries. However, the season was not wasted by any means. The 86-80 victory over a highly touted North Harrison team was certainly the highlight of the season, but there were others. Yes, the Braves did play up to their potential in some games as they crushed such teams. as Marengo, South Central, and Medora and nearly defeated powerhouses Pekin Eastern, Lanesville, Madison Shawe. Certainly a highlight and also a very rare occasion in a small school is having two Honorable Men- tion All-Staters on its basketball team. All of Borden is proud of Mike Sizemore and Sid Sampson, our own representatives to the most elite athletic group in the entire state of Indiana. A special part of this account must be used to praise the tremendous job that new head coach James Arnold did with the Braves. Using what must have been one of the youngest varsity basketball teams in Borden history tthere were four sopho- mores and a freshman on the teaml, Coach Arnold instilled a winning attitude into these young athletes that will stay with them not only in basketball season but also for the rest of their lives. Statisticians Darrell Eicher and Jerry Helbig. Jerry also wrote the sports reviews for the Echoes. B orden Bra ves Basketball Schedule 1 9 71 -1 972 Borden ------------------ 68 English ----------------- 7 1 Borden ----------------- 55 New Washington ------------ 78 Borden ------------------ 86 North Harrison ------------- 8 0 30111611 ----------------- 55 Tunnelton --------------- 6 1 Borden ------------------ 56 Eastern ----------------- 82 Borden ------------------ 99 Marengo ---------------- 66 Borden ------------------ 88 South Central Borden ------------------ 62 Milltown ---------------- 7 3 Borden ------------------ 5 9 Medora ----------------- 5 o Borden ------------------ 68 Henryville --------------- 89 Borden ---------------- 64 Henryville --------------- 6 0 Borden ----------------- 6 1 Lanesville ---------------- '74 Borden ------------------ 54 Crothersville - - -. ----------- 59 Borden ---------------- 58 West Washington ------------ 91 Borden ----------------- 82 Leavenworth --------------- 72 Borden ------------------ 83 Heltonville --------------- 84 Borden ------------------ 7 1 Hemyville --------------- 84 Borden ------------------ 68 Fayetteville --------------- 74 Borden ------------------ 88 Medora ----------------- 64 Borden ------------------ 93 MadisogShawe ------------- 95 Borden ------------------ 59 Lanesville ---------------- 7 5 6SectionaD MIKE SIZEMORE Senior; SID SAMPSON Senior: MIKE MISSI Senior: Sophomore: RICKY GRAF Y V E L N U D Y N O T m o m o h p o S M IKE WILCHER Junior: '8 'I! x - Senior: DAVID STUMLER Junior; BILLY EURTON Junior; TIM THOMAS Sophomore: CHARLIE HURST Sophomore: MARK McKINLEY Freshman: MARK CAVINS JUNIOR VARSITY; STANDING; Coach Mike Carter, Randy Graf, Joe Green, Jerry Wright, Gerald Blalock, Bobby Koer-i ber, Student Manager Joey Sullivan. KNEELING; Student Manager Raymond Koetter, Tim Dean, Robert Sampson, Mike Dunlevy, Kevin Jackson, Dave Sears, John Schleicher, Student Manager Regis Koetter. F11 tare Braves FRESHMEN: STANDING: Student Manager Paul Ehringer, Tim Dean, Bobby Koerber, Jerry Wright, John Schleicher, Donnie Klein, Coach Mike Carter. KNEELING: Ronnie Booth, Jeff Callam, Robert Sampson, Mike Dunlevy, Kris Smith, Mark Bierman. EIGHTH: STANDING: Student Managers Andy Ehringer, and Lonnie Alexander, Wayne Stephens, David Jameson, Rick Schleicher, Coach Torn Lockmund. KNEELING: Aundray Stewart, Kevin Stumler, Larry Wade, Scott Mikel, Glenn Smith, Roger Harbeson, Mike Kirchgessner, Joey Jordan. Show Promise SEVENTH: STANDING: Student Managers Andy Ehringer and Lonnie Alexander, Mark Koetter, Anthony Popp, David Popp, Rudy Cook, Coach Tom Lockmund. KNEELING: Pete Roth, David Robertson, Ronnie Nance, Frank Brown, Danny Rowan, Ronnie Jacobs, Chuck Ballard, Tim Rice, Donnie Balentine. Captain MELINDA VARSITY; Debbie Wilson, Melinda Lee, Darlene Koetter, Alma Beyl, Stephan Blackman. JUNIOR VARSITY: Kathy Lewis, Anita Jack- JUNIOR HIGH: Kyna Miller, Debbie Rowan, MaryI son, Beth Brown, Brenda Robertson. Hurst, Cathy Cavanaugh, Mary Higdon. , ,9; B l; -. i , , .. v c a .- Y I - UE-r' g. 53:13 .'r '1 ,3? .! . 2,3,, 'l - 1 f ' '. ; - ' .. . DARLENE STEPHANIE Cheering Squads Promote S piri t AT LEFT; Cheerleaders and mascot Betty Kirchgessner with their sponsor, Mrs. Melva Carter. BELOW: They surround their Coach, Jim Arnold. S a d a k a .m Pu 111 Action , Secretary; P resident. C arol Robertson OFFICERS: Karen Smith, Treasurer- ru. 6 D S S 8 OD h C FL .1 K y t t e B Gilda Barrett, Vice President 2' '; lgl- t V A;- .'!nf$$.';'f U .. 4 , ald Blalock, Randy Grar, Mark Bierman, Mark 001 Alexander. STANDING: Coach Charles Jackson, Joe Green, Mike Wilcher, David Stumler, Mike Stumler, Ricky Graf, Tim Thomas, Billy Eurton, Student Manager Mike Missi. Cross Country Team Made History With Two C onferen ce Championships! Proud Cross Country runners display their trophies won in two conference championships. 1 9 71 Cross C0 1111 try Season An excellent regular season plus tw0 unbelievable victories in conference meets equalled one of the most remarkable cross- country season that Borden has ever known. The Braves, under the tutlage of new head coach Charles J ackson, crushed weaker teams such as Pekin Eastern and Henryville; and nearly defeated some of the best teams in the area such as Floyd Central and Silver Creek. The regular season readied the young Braves for the coming conference meets. An aura of confidence surrounded Borden's youthful two-milers as they prepared themselves both mentally and physically'for the Dixie- Monon and Lost River Conferences. They prepared themselves beyond imagination as seven Borden runners finished in the top eight positions giving the Dixie-Monon its first conference winner in its his- tory with a perfect score. It would have been almost impossible even to attempt an encore in the Lost River Conference, yet the Braves nearly pulled it off. Missing only third place, five Borden runnners finished in the top six positions. The Braves were thrown into huge Columbus Sectional to compete against such teams as Seymour, Providence, and Jeffersonville. Yet Coach Jackson's runners did re- markably well as they finished twelfth in a field of twenty-two. Borden defeated much larger schools like Clarksville, Scottsburg, Austin, Silver Creek, and Brownstown. There are many reasons for the team's amazing success; talent, a different coach with a different system, and a strong competitive spirit. Yet the most important reason was the boys themselves. They dedicated themselves entirely to the sport in which they wanted to 'excell. Long, tiring, endless miles of practice is the prime in- gredient for a championship cross-country team. The boys sacrificed most of their free time in order to achieve their goal, and they were successful. They are each a credit to their school and families and have gained respect from others not only as athletes, but as dedicated, outstanding young men. During Honors Day Ceremonies, Mr. J ackson presents conference awards to the members of his championship team. .1. xr. ?:qgtg? h .In TRACK TEAM: SITTING: Bruce Brown, Water Crane, Paul Ehringer, Kris Smith, Jerry Wright, Bob Koer- ber, John Schleicher. KNEELING: Matthew Crane, Mike Dunlevy, Mark Ooley, John Tinn, Kenny Alex- ander, Kenny McKinley, David Sears, Tony Dunlevy, Charles Crane. STANDING: Coach Charles J ackson, Bobby Allen, Ricky Graf, David Stumler, Randy Graf, Billy Eurton, Mike Stumler, Mike Wilcher, Tim Thomas, Student Manager Joe Green. 1972 Track Season If track- and-field consisted merely of running events the 1972 Borden Braves would have been one of the best teams in the area. But the name of the sport is track-and-field, and the latter severly hurt the Braves' chances of having an undefeat- ed season. The Braves held their own in track but they were lacking in depth and experience in the field events. The Braves had some outstanding individual performances this year. Bill Burton broke the school record in the mile with a time of 4:43. 5 and was unbeaten in the mile run during the season. Bill also made the All Conference Track Team in both the Dixie-Monon and LLST. River Conferences. Other members of the Dixie-Monon All Conference team were Randy Graf t2 milel; Mike Stumler who set a school record in the 440 with a 0:53. 7 time; Ricky Graf with a record time of 2:04.3 in the 880; and the mile relay team of Mike Stumler, Ricky Graf, Tim Thomas, Kenny Alexander, which set a school record of 3:43. Next year's team will consist mostly of lettermen as the Braves lose only three members of this year's team by graduation. Coach Charles Jackson has done a tremendous job with these young boys and because the team of 1973 will be so much stronger and more exper- ienced, the chances are that the Braves will vastly improve their somewhat weak field team to be one of the best track- and-field teams in the county. RICKY GRAF - Most Valuable Trackman Award. r wrf'II'V- . JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY: SITTING: Scott Mikel, Larry Wade, Glenn Smith, Dan Rowan, Ronnie Burton, Ronnie Jacobs. KNEELING: MarkKoetter, Ronnie Koerber, Donnie Balentine, Lonnie Alexander, Frank Brown, Kevin Stumler, Rudy Cook. STANDING: Roger Harbeson, Pete Roth, Aundray Stewart, David Popp, Rick Schleicher, David Jameson, Joe Jordan, Wayne Stephens, Mike Kirchgessner, Coach Torn Lock- mund. Winning Tra ditions Are S tarted With a Good Junior High Program. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK: SITTING: Mike Fink, Everett Zumstein, Scott Mikel, Larry Wade, Glenn Smith, Dan Rowan, Ronnie Eurton, Ronnie Jacobs, Joe Kelmel. KNEELING: Jeff Hunt, Dale Schxoder, Mark Koetter, Donnie Balentine, Lonnie Alexander, Frank Brown, Kevin Stumler, Rudy Cook, Chuck Ballard. STANDING: Ronnie Koerber, Randy Coats, Troy Jackson, Pete Roth, Aundray Stewart, Ralph Popp, David Popp, Rick Schleicher, David Jameson, Joe Jordan, Student Manager Tim Waggoner, Coach Tom Lockmund. 5w . ' . BASEBALL TEAM: KNEELING: Student Manager Tony Fenwick, Lonnie Wilson, Richard Eve, Kevin Jackson, Tim De.l Jay Jordan, Charlie Hurst, Jeff Callam, Robert Sampson, Student Manager Billy Hedrick. STANDING: Student Manag Billy Hedrick. STANDING: Student Manager Mark Cavins, Mike Harbeson, Mike Missi, Joe Green, Mark McKinley, David Stumler, Donnie Vick, Bobby Allen, Gerald Blalock, Alan Zumstein, Coach Jim Arnold. Conference Co-Champs Bring Home Sectional Title 1 972 Baseball Schedule Borden- - - 5 Borden- - - 2 Borden - - 12 Borden- - - 15 Borden- - - 5 Borden- - - 12 Borden - - - 4 Borden - - - 5 Borden - - - Borden - - - Borden Borden Borden Borden Borden Borden Austin --------- 2 Fayetteville ------- 4 Eastern --------- 5 Medora --------- 4 Orleans --------- 8 Henryville ------- '7 5Doubleheade0 ----- 5 Eastern --------- 3 woubleheaden ----- 7 Shoals ---------- 3 New Washington - - - - 9 Henryville ------- 3 Floyd Central ----- 10 West Washington - - - - 2 Lanesville -------- 3 Heltonville ------- 7 l .-AI 1 H m .m B m m B S .m M Homecoming Queen 1971-72 Queelfs Court Karen Smith, 1970-71 Queen, crowns Sephomore candi-- Queen Brenda receives her flowers as her escort date Brenda Bierman as the 1972 Basketball Queen, Mike Wilcher anxiously awaits his victory kiss. The Long Awaited Moment To Announce the 1972 Queen Finally Arrives. Runner-up, Jama Miller, Booster Club candidate, is es- Suspense mounted as the first runner-up, lama, corted by Senior, Mike Missi. was handed her bouquet. Freshman Candidate: KATHY GRANTZ Junior Candidate: PATTY GRANTZ Escort: CHARLIE HURST Escort: MIKE SIZEMORE This page sponsored by WSLM Senior Candidate: KATHY FARABEE Escort; . . d'd . Band Candldate. THERESE SMITH BILLY BURTON FHA Can 1 ate. THERESE FINN Escort: MARK McKINLEY Escort; DAVID STUMLER ' ' ' ' M 1! GAA Candidate: GILDA BARRETT Escort: RICKY GRAF Pom Pom Candidate: PAM HURST Escort: TONY DUNLEVY t 5 Student Council Candidate: MARY KOERBER Escort: MARK CAVINS Nat. Honor Soc. Candidate: CAROL ROBERTSON Escort: TIM THOMAS Flower Girl: ELIZABETH AKERS Crown Bearer: TRAV S MARTIN w: Echoes Queen Court Kathy Farabee Therese Smith Kathy Grantz Sid Sampson-Peggy Whitson Mike Stumler-Patty Grantz Seniors J uniors milkimwm; O VOI'I tes -' ' 'V '3 .-. i2 ,V'LY: , . . -' '1, V-V'. . - .V ,, M'H, xn 1 ,? ; r5. .9 . . ,.. 1,;', '? 9 0' !. . ' . 'n Ricky Graf-Paula Rake Dennis EngIe-Karen Balmer Sophom ores F reshmen g-ta....-D'illann. u - y . Hlth-.;f'i 4:3 OFFICERS: David Stumler, President, Carol Robertson, Secretary, Debbie Brown, Trea- surer, Mr. Charles Jackson, Sponsor. The 1971-72 Student Council promoted school spirit with a Student Council Week. We had a tug-of-war, a student council- faculty softball game, sack races and many more activities. During the year, we sponsored a free-throw tourna- ment for everyone and kept the bulletin boards up-to-date with news and interesting facts. . A H. Mrs. Dunn with GAA letter winners Gilda Barrett, OFFICERS: Vice President, Melinda Lee; Treasurer, Sue Lamb; Marilyn Kirk and Cindy Hagest. Secretary, Brenda Robertsoa; President, Anita Jackson; Sponsor Juanice Dunn. Girls9 Athletic Association I' TROW: Kathy Grantz, Beth Brown, Brenda Robertson, Mrs. Dunn. SECOND ROW: Vickie Missi, Sheila Barrett, nda Bierman, Vivian Hayes, Sue Lamb, Cindy Hagest, Pat Baumann. THIRD ROW: Bert Koerber, Marsha Beckett, thy Farabee, Judy Book, Sue Everage, Gilda Barrett, Marilyn Kirk, Debbie Wilson, Anita Jackson, Melinda Lee, Ilene Koetter. OFFICERS: Kathy Farabee, Parliamentarian; Linda Danner, Secretary; Luvenia VanGilder, Treasurer; Marilyn Kirk, Projects Chairm an; Debbie Brown, Pres- ident; M rs. Betty IrIaswell, Sponsor; Sue Lamb, Historian; Jama Miller, Re- porter; Cindy Hagest, Recreation Leader. Action is the word for the FHA. Starting off the year, the FHA sponsored a dance by the Fellowship. Other social events held during the year, included a Mother-Daughter Tea, Daddy-Date Night, and a picnic at Deam's Lake. An all school FHA Week with various activities was highlighted by a basketball game between the FHA and the women faculty. During the year we sold cookbooks to raise money for the many worthwhile FHA projects such as the visitations at the Salem Nursing Home. Two district meetings at Silver Creek and Seymour rounded out a very busy year. NEW MEMBERS: The National Honor Society is comprised juniors and seniors who have been selected on the basis of academic excellence, leadership, character, loyalty, and patriotism. Members participated in many activities this year including a Candle Tapping Ceremony, and Installation , Ceremon , and a tri to Indiana Universit . OFFICERS: Shirley Zumstem, Secretary; y p y Debbie Brown, President; David Stumler, Vice-President; Charles Crane, Treasurer; Mrs. Andrea Arnold, Sponsor. Na tional Honor Society MEMBERS: STANDING: Mrs. Andrea Arnold, Debbie Brown, Charles Crane, David Stumler, Sam Smith, Mark Stromire, Shirley Zumstem. SITTING: Carol Robertson, Luvenia Van Gilder, Sandy Sullivan, Karen Smith, Darlene Koetter. II- III; ELIHII III? ' ' I A I. n , l1 5 A, BAND SWEATER AWARDS: Kathy Farabee, Brenda Lee, Darrell Eicher, Luvenia Van Gilder, Debbie Brown. DIRECTOR: Steve Compton OFFICERS: Sam Smith, Vice-President; Paula Rake, Librar- ian; Debbie Brown, President; Kathy Farabee, Secretary- Treasurer; Jill Wilkins and Melinda Lee, Pom-Pom Co-Cap- tains; Darlene Koetter and Debbie Wilson, Field Commanders; Steve Compton, Director. FIELD COMMANDERS: Darlene Koetter Debbie Wilson The Pep Band performed at all home basketball games. POM-POM CORP: Kathy Grantz, Anita Jackson, lama Miller, Jill Wilkins, Melinda Lee, Joyce Wright, Doris Rosenberger. SHIELD BEARERS: Kyna Miller, Debbie Rowan, Tina Summers, Barbie Grantz, Donna Coats, Sa- brina Ellenbrand, Pam Hurst. '? lb.' - .4'? ? . 4'1 Queen: PEGGY WHITSON Princess: ANITA JACKSON King: SID SAMPSON Prince: TIM THOMAS Awards and Honors DEBBIE BROWN: VA LEDICTORIAN Debbie's other awards included: Stalker Award, Bookkeeping, Math Social Studies, English, Band, I Dare You, Scholastic Recognition of Merit woosier Scholao, PTA Scholarship, Reader's Digest Award, Courier Journal Scholastic Award of Merit, FHA's President's Award. CHARLES CRANE: SALUTATORIAN MARILYN KIRK: Walkathon March of Dimes Scholarship, FHA Excellence Award. DAVID STUMLER: I Dare You Award, Scholastic-Athletic Award, Scholastic Recognition of Merit woosier Scholan PTA Scholarship, National Honor Society Honor Cord. Other Honor Cord recipients mot picturedh JAVID KOETTER, GEORGE LEWIS, LUVENIA VAN GILDER. CARL BOOK: Honor Cord, Scholastic Recognition of Merit Hoosier Scholan CAROL ROBERTSON: Shorthand, Betty Crocker BILL STROMIRE mot picturem received the Spanish Co-ed Correspondent Award, Honor Cord Award and was also a HoosierScholar SHIRLEY ZUMSTEIN: DAR Award, Honor Cord, Scholastic Recogni- tion of Merit Moosier Scholan ' vi 4 , 1 LINDA DANNER: Typing II TERRI COFFMAN: Crisco Home Ec. Award STA LKER AWARDS mot pictured: BETTY BOOK - 'D KAREN SMITH an MIKE BLESSINGER am I DARLENE KOETTER: Girls' State Award MARK RAKE: Boys' State Award ' , 3I W: 1! Q N ELEMENTARY g. 3 SIXTH GRADE: SATURDAY LEAGUE CHAMPS. FRONT ROW: Robert Campbell, Mark Moore, Tommy Hidgon, Micah McK in- ley, Jeff Walton. SECOND ROW: Roy Dale, David McKinley, Charles McCutcheon, Derrick Jackson. Coached by Tom Hid- gon. Elementary Scene 3 FIFTH GRADE: FRONT ROW: Vincent Sprinkle, Tim Stanford, Monty McKinley, Kelvin Cooper, Mike Everage, Coach, Danny Davis. BACK ROW: Tracy Potts, Ricky Martin, Tommy Jordan. 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Phone 246-3393 Nex+ +0 Bumble Bee Grocery 'Bugsuur GROCERY w ; CBAIT 5W OPEN 7on3 Inn TO PH BUMBLE-BEE GROCERY AND BAIT SHOP Open 7 Days 6 am. +0 I I p.m. Owned by Charles and Rober+ IBobbyI Lee LocaI'ed a+ +he Mou+h of Deam Lake I Mile Off S+a+e Road 60 on Ca rwood Road Nex+ +0 Webb and Lee EIecfric BordenI Ind. Phone 246-3393 BORDEN BRANCH SELLERSBURG STATE BANK Complefe Banking Service Borden 965-7111 SeHersburg 246-3331 -TMH C71.- -- nNcwWashianon State Bank New Washing+on Henryville Member F.D.I.C. Phone Phone 294-45l l 293-332l Money Is +he Mos+ Useful Thing You Can Own. Use H' Righf and H Is Your Servan'l'; Abuse H and You Are l+s Slave. Gef S+ar+ed Righf When You Are in School. Wi+h a Savings Accounf in Our Bank. . L. THORN COMPANY INC. Building Maferials Concre+e Produc+s Phone 944-6465 - I3I9 Vincennes Sf. 'New Albany. Ind. 47I50 Complimen+s of CLARK CO. REMC Your Locally Owned and Opera+ed Rural Elecfric Coopera+ion Sellersburg. Indiana Wham 107 FASHION SHOP 2l5 Pearl 51'. Green+ree Mall New Albany Clarksville SHOP AND SAVE Discoun+ Depa r+men+ S+ore 3I5 Pearl 5+. New Albany Home of Bobbi Brooks Spor+swear and Every ther Famous Name in Sporfswear - Always 61' a Lower Price! HOOSIER LIME AND STONE INC. Crushed S+one Commercial Lime Concre+e Blocks - Sand - Cemen+ Ready-Mixed Concre+e Phone 883-2l9l Salem. Indiana Complimen+s of HILLTOP SUPER MARKET Washing+on Coun+y's Newes+ and Fines+ The S+ore Tha+ Brough+ Lower Grocery Prices +0 Washing+on Coun+y Sou+h Main Salem and and Beck Mill Corydon Road India na BAIRD ICE CREAM Always Good! Over 50 Years Service I l0 Nor+h Randolph Clarksville. Indiana 47I30 Phone 283-3345 109 East Spn ng- Ne ew Alban ny GUTHRIE 89 JORDEN REAL ESTATE Conner's Shopping Cen+er Clarksville. Ind. Don Jordan Jim Gu+hrie Clarksville ScoHsburg 945-0237 752-4949 HO SMITH CABINET COMPANY FineS'l' in Con+rac+ Furni+ure Salem, Indiana BORDEN CABINET CORPORATION Manufadurer of Quali+y Con+rac+ TV and Hi Fi Cabine+s Office and Home Furnifure Borden 965-632 I Recognized As One of America's Top Ten Name Brand Dealers in Qualify Home Furnishings. . . . On +he FurnH'ure Corner S+a+e and Main In Down+own New Albany Schmi++s +he Name PEKIN INN Pekin, Indiana SUE McCOSKEY 653-9200 Air-Condifioned Open 24 Hours C. P. SALES CO. 944-6704 Discoun+ Prices: Class Rings Diamonds 4 Wa+ches 4 Jewelry Housewares 4 Appliances 4 Luggage Toys 4 Mowers 4 Air Condifioners and Hundreds of O+her H'ems 42l S+a+e Save V3 +0 6070 New Albany Complimen+s of MARTIN'S GROCERY Borden. Indiana Hearing Aids Con+ac+ Lenses Single Vision or Bifocals Wifh Frames WABASH OPTICAL. INC. New Albany, Indiana HEUSER For Hardware and Spor+ing Goods Jeffersonville Indiana BU 3-8 I44 Gif+s Russell S+over Candies meK's :E-zx-E. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE SELLERSBURG, CH 6-3421 Revlon. Cofy. Max Fac+or Cosme+ics 113 LOY AND FORDYCE INSURANCE AGENCY Two Loca+ions +0 Serve You. Borden, Indiana Salem. Indiana 965-6707 883-3 '50 A Glamorous New Career AwaH's You THE NEW ALBANY BEAUTY COLLEGE A Na+ionally Accredi+ed School 322 Vincennes 51'. New Albany, Ind. Tel. 944-0353 ETTA M. HARTl Owner The Louisville College of Beaufy Culfure 226 W. Walnu+ Louisville. Ky. Tel. 587-6493 ETTA M. HART. Owner IRION 3 WOLF JEWELERS S+yled +0 Sell Priced +0 Sell Exquisi+e DIAMOND RINGS Exclusive Design New Albany, Ind. l3l Easf Spring Sf. 944-2893 KRATZ SPORTING GOODS Every+hing for +he Spor+sman Sporfing and A+hle+ic Equipmen+ BU 2-5400 Clark Boulevard Clarksville. Indiana TOMMY LANCASTER'S RESTAURANT Resfauran'r and Ca+ering Service I629 E. Marke+ 51'. 945-5723 New Albany' Indiana 7; 415 EAST COURT AVE. ,5 f; JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. ' PHONE BU 3-6114 - .' 7 n l I . 5 , ' - I: 5 ' , . O u -' . 7 .. , .. - - ., -V . .25 . U 5 5-, o- - . . .. i 7 -7 - '7' .- . MV 9 7 A I 7 . . 4-H ' h 7 I 7 PETERY-HEDDEN COMPANY Typewri+ers Adding Machines Office Equipmenf Cash Regis+ers Founded in l9l4 4l5 Pearl S+ree+ Phone WH 5-52l5 New AlbanyI Ind. Phone 583-7897 ACE SETS THE PACE i ': HARDWARE - HARDWARE W, Pain+s Phone 944-6633 I905 Charlesfown Rd. New Albany. Ind. 47:50 5 LAMBERT'S DISTRI BUTORS INC. WHOLESALE CANDY - TOBACCO DRUG SUNDRIES - PAPER PRODUCTS FULL LINE VENDING SERVICE I42 W. Main 944-520l New Albany, Ind. BAIRD MOBILE HOMES BAIRD HOME FURNISHINGS DAWALT FUNERAL HOME DAN KELLY FLOYD COUNTY BANK I702 Spring 5+. New Albany. Ind. 116 WASH-SCOTT CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Pekin, Indiana Phone 653-3488 l4l-l46 E. Main Phone: New Albany 945-5243 REISZ OF NEW ALBANY Open Mon. and Fri. The Larges+ Selec+ions of Brand Name Evening Un+il9z00 Furnifure and Carpefing in +he Falls Ci+y Plen+y of Free Parking Area a+ Lower Warehouse Prices. Congra+ula+ions B 8! B CABINET CO.. INC. Borden, Indiana 47 I 06 246-3640 When You Need +0 Borrow You'll Find l+ Cos+s Less and Repaymen+s Easier 6+: Pekin. Office FARMERS-CITIZENS BANK Pekin. Indiana MEMBER F.D.I.C. Pekin Salem Cambellsburg Remember Craig Ford Pufs You Firsf Lower Prices When You Buy - The Bes+ in Service - Af+er You Buy R. W. CRAIG E. 4+h and Market New Albany E. SH! and Main. New Albany New Cars 945-020I Used Cars 944-7797 The Mos+ lmporfan+ Thing Tha+ Goes In+o 5 Shoe Is +he Foo+ STEIN'S SHOE STORE New Albany. Indiana Since l867 SALEM POU LTRY INC. CARLAS A. HAAS FUNERAL HOME INC. l245 Indiana Avenue Sellersburg. Indiana ZINK'S FURNITURE Furnifure. Appliance. and Carpefings Phone Pekin 653-3698 Pekin, Indiana Mar+insburg Road McKINLEY One Hour Cleaning If Desired CARPET CLEANING IN YOUR HOME The New S+eam Way Me+hod Call for Free Es+ima+e I I3 E. U+ica 5+. Phone 246-287I Sellersburg. Ind. We Welcome Your Business FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN Member of F.D.I.C. Federal Reserve Sys+em Cha rles+own, India na WAGONER'S RESTAURANT OF BORDEN Open for Pla+e Lunches Breakfas+ 6+ NoonI Shorf Orders From 6 am. +0 6 pm. 5 Days a Week 6 Days a Week 119 Ph. 965-96! l STARLITE CABINET CO. INC. Borden. Indiana Cusfom Buil+ Free Esfima+es EDWARD RAKE. Presidenf 923-8809 BILLY MARTIN'S STORE Mar+insburg, Indiana 653-3 l00 and 653-3 IOI GENERAL$ELENRI0 WASHINGTON COUNTY RURAL TELEPHONE COOP. INC. 653-3 I 7l Complimen+s of GILSTRAP'S DAIRY CASTLE DRIVE-IN Ph. 883-4004 60I Soufh Main Salem, Ind. CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT 282-l379 Open 282-l370 ln+ers+a+e $1: 65 24 Hours Jeff Ind. SELLERSBURG STONE CO. INC. I0l9 E. Ufica 5+. Sellersburg. Indiana MW Phone 246-334I 5l6-5l8 So. Indiana or 246-3342 Congrafula+ions JACOBI'S SAWMILLl INC. Building Supplies R Borden. Ind. Ph. 965-6644 121 CALLISTUS SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Agency General Insurance 3426 Paoli Pike Borden. Ind. New Albany. Ind. 965-6387 944-6753 UIIIIUIII FEDERAl SA VIIIIG S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW ALBANY 100 EAST SPRING STREET - NEW ALBANY, INDIANA W ; 6 RELIABLE PHARMACY CORD DRUGS. INC. 23 I4 S+a+e S+ree+ New Albany. Indiana Phone 944-678l DON 6. BARKER. R. Ph. VICTOR C. TROWBRIDGE. R. Ph. Complimenfs of TRI-CITY AUTO SUPPLY. INC. 506 Pearl 5+. New Albany. Ind. S+ores in New Albany Jeffersonville and Sellersburg . :34. J. O. Endris Come in and Le+ Us Explain +he Three C's of Diamond Value 230 Pearl S+., New Albany 944-8584 BALES MOTORS CO., INC. 7th from SPRING f0 WALL O JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA Chrysler ' Plymou+h ' Imperial ' Da+sun 282-4356 BENNETT'S SHOES. CLOTHING, AND FURNISHINGS SALEM, Salem, Indiana Phone 883-4502 Your Headquar+ers for Formal Wear M A s I E R Mt ' AUTOMOTIVE CORP. Transmission Service Au+oma+ic 4 4 Speed 4 S+andard GENERAL AUTO REPAIR 123 BORDEN GARAGE AND DANNER'S CAR WASH Borden, Indiana BARROW OPTICAL Qualify Plus Service Jeffersonville. Indiana 282-9356 428 Spring S+ree+ MAKOWSKY STANDARD SERVICE P. D. MAKOWSKY. Owner : . 14 l 3 . r, 4 STANDARM Specializing in Comple+e Radia+or Service 246-4034 Nex+ Door +0 Jim O'Neal Ford in Sellersburg VALLEY HARDWARE 965-6886 Borden. Indiana Besf Wishes From CHIC and DON Correc+ Floral Arrangemenfs For Every Occasion E. 7+h and Spring 945-5225 New Albany, Ind. 47l50 l23 S. Indiana 246-29l0 Sellersburg, Ind. 47I72 BREWER'S GENERAL STORE Since I93 I FINE FOODS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GREENROSE SPORTS CENTER INC. Mo+orcycles Triumph - Yamaha - Honda Pen+on 5 Husqvarna 907 Spring. Jeffersonville 282-8229 Ponfiac GMC Cadillac Trucks BURT WYLAND PONTIAC 5 CADILLAC. INC. Highway I3l a+ I-65 Clarksville. Indiana 47I30 Phone 282-750l 125 ALEXANDER'S STANDARD SERVICE Comple+e Road Service Hwy. 60 and 3I-W SIANDARD7 Phone: 246-4075 Hamburg Indiana CLARK COUNTY AUCTION . New and Used Furni+ure Audion - l; Every Mon. and Thurs. Ni+e 7:00 p.m. We Buy Or Sell for You Furni+ure - An'riques EDWARD L. UNKLE The Full Service Aucfioneer I03! S. Clark Blvd. 282-7805 E Main Office: Pearl S+ree+ 2743 Charles+own Road and in Floyds Knobs. Ind. 246-2077 944-8443 New Albany MUTUAL TRUS T. and Deposit Company BANK JOE McCARTIN'S GULF SERVICE I i i! Corner of 3I-W and Hwy. 60 4 Sellersburg, Ind. 47l 72 Our 25+h Anniversary jegbzewonville Jnnutmzce Jgeucy, JMC. CASUALTY - FIRE - LIFE - BONDS I25 W. Cour+ Ave.. Jeffersonville 282-043' DENNIS MORTUARY 24-Hour Ambulance Service 883-2302 Salem. Ind. GEORGE HINTON WEBER S JEWELRY REAL ESTATE I I7 E. U+ica S+ree+ Sellersburg. Ind. 206 E. U+ica S+ree+ Bulova Wafches: Diamond Rings Sellersburg. Ind. Wa+ch and Ring Repair 246-2066 WOLF ONE HOUR MARTINIZING GLASS 8: PAINT CO. INC. Green+ree Mall 308 E. Marke+ S+ree+ Sfore is Open New Albany. Ind. 47l30 7:30 a.m. fill 9:00 p.m. 944-2264 TYPEWRITER TERMINAL INC. 3I6 S+a+e S+ree+ . . . New Nbany . . . 944-7827 ' ROYAL: Sfandard and Elecfric- Typewri+ers ' VICTOR: Calcula+ors and Adding Machines ' Desks. Chairs, Files. Duplica+ors ' Free Office Planning and Layou+ Service 127 ab! 5 mun! I28 SCOTTY'S BARBER SHOP 4l0 Popp Avenue Sellersburg. IN BANNER PUBLICATIONS Cave River Valley Road Pekin. VaHey Road Pekin. IN CAMPBELL'S STORE Pekin. IN 80665 8: JUSTI. INC. Salem. IN BOB-A-LOU Salem. IN DINNER BELL RESTAURANT Salem. IN VAUGHAN'S SHOE REPAIR I2l5 S+a+e S+ree+ New Albany' IN THE FAIR STORE I39 E. Marke+ S+ree+ New Albany. IN THE ROBERT E. LEE INN 20I Eaii' Elm S+ree+ New Albany. IN PH: 8I2-945-355I BOOSTERS NEW ALBANY ONE HOUR CLEANERS I630 E. Spring S+ree+ New Albany. IN PH: 944-6373 HAND'S SHOES 8: CO. Salem. IN HAMBURG SERVICE CENTER. INC. 73I2 Highway 60 Sellersburg, IN FRIENDLY VILLAGE OF INDIAN OAKS Box A Sellersburg. IN CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Dr. Rober+ M. Thurman 420 Popp Avenue Sellersburg. IN McCLURES DRUGS 627 Eas+ern Blvd. Clarksville. IN NICHOLSON MAYTAG HOME APPLIANCE CENTER 502 S+a+e a+ Elm New Albany. IN APPLE DRUGS. INC. Salem. IN