Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1973 volume:

Queen Brenda KoeHer 1973 ECHOEQ Borden High School Borden. Indiana Dedicalion to someone whom we all know and love. you most for your help and kindness. You someday, maybe, when you were looking .371 you both have given us. Thank-you from $3 our hearts. .3. :. . u Hy . EJ k. N NW 4 f :- l 3;? ;':;:. P31. h... This year the dedication of the 1973 Echoes goes Words are hard to find when we, the class of '73, need to thank- have made all our dreams seem possible. Not only have you en- couraged us to carry our own responsibilities but you had the courage to carry on with us. We thought that back at the precious things in your life, that this might be one of them. So to Mrs. Jane Heavrin and Mr. Paul Webb, our sponsors, the class of 73 dedicates the 1973 Echoes to give back only a part of the precious things that the bottom of ' 7 WWW?! ..q-.e.-zuua.w-u4.... u... ......... We..u.,v..-.:.u. ...u-4wwx.--. .. . M .. w .17??? e h . Lil; ht ' x g . M :h . X . t Ami Tjg r37 .. 1: h . . We do not remember days, we remember moments. Cesare Pavese On the following pages are the moments we remember. They were shared with friends and teachers at school and school activities, at athletic events, at the prom , or at our graduation when we said good-bye to twelve years of memories. Yearbook advisor, Brenda Nicholson, discusses pic- ture ideas with editors Karen Smith and DebbieWil- son. STAFF MEMBERS: Sam Smith, Debbie Wilson, Karen Smith, Carol Pixley, Gene Coffman, Joe Green, Me- linda Lee, Connie Stewart, Joyce Wright, Gloria Lee, Vickie Etherton, Sabrina Ellenbrand, Diane Owens, 3:; Betty Kirchgessner, Betsy Nicholson, Anita Jackson, Vivian Butt, Coretta Parker, Kenny McKinley, Susan Helbig, Brenda Robertson, S andy Sullivan, Robin McClure. Table of Conienis Opening ..............6 Adminish-aiion .........l7 Faculig..............21 9eniors..............25 Classes..............33 Aihle'rics.............44 Acfiviiies.............67 Elemeniarg ...........89 Adveriising ..........IOQ .11! k f? 44634 -. 't 355$ 11.41.434.444?an rah urn n .1... H4 aidin 1Il$ . '3 Hard +0 Say Goodbye +0 Friends PROM ROYALTY: Prince Ricky Graf, Princess Becky Koetter , JJJMRLQJ. wmdmdmwuhjnl -4 . 2:...12T . uuhlh 1x um .y WHWWMUJHMJHQu WAWWIvIclndiiat 14dv4u Nqujm 4W an Ivyd $4 1! v.4. ' ..fu. an 1,1... ...... h. g. , ...y .i 11 A VI. lvtwuilh Mbyttruhuulnhwtbhthvvg rblmwwvftt FFFFFVVLLEKMuertNW-VEWE Queen Karen Smith. King M ark Rake ; . .ku . . , . . . , ...... mum- wan. 'menmm Wm W . VJ uquww ,wrhmquq. . m. .anw . unnrn , ,4 A. m-bgngmvln'w m ' . ' ' ' h..' .Jln . A I I NH. ' . - ...... . ' .x l.g-r WWW .m n u A pun .- - g t; ' . 'Nug awn. h 1: .. . M . 9 sum hi. ' . 253w tnnd-nnun-wr waff- nhz-Q 1' L. I i $ 3 f X Superintendent; Principal: CARL M. WYNN HERMAN MILLER Assistant Principal: A. J. MCKINLEY Counselor; CHARLES JACKSON Bookkeeper; SUE OOLEY Nurse; MARTHA SCHLEICHER Secretary: SHEILA DANNER Librarian: LOIS MARSHALL 19 .,- .-1-, V L rfrvv :f -vvr-rr 4-:vrzr r777? 7:7??? 20 COOKS: Faith Johnson, Osie Naugle, Mabel Johnson, JANITORS: Jackie Cook, Roy Coats, Nadine Wal- Audrey Nichols, Edith Jacksqn. ton, Vickie Dotson. BUS DRIVERS: Hubert Bell, Marymargaret Book, Joe Huber, Raymond Book, Tommy Hurst, Paul Nicholson, Melvin Klein, Rudy Cook, Willis Brown. , -.: . 'T-Wiu , m mnaalwiw .:.....m .nuu -...........:.h. MRS. BETTY HASWELL Murray State University Home Economics MR. PAUL WEBB Indiana University History. Government MR. TOM LOCKMUND Indiana State University Science MRS. JANE HEAVRIN E. Carolina University English MISS BRENDA NICHOLSON Indiana University Math, English MR. CHARLES GKANINGER Bellarmine College English 22 Borden Faculig Sirives MR. JOE DOUGHERTY Western Kentucky Chemistry, Biology MRS. JUANICE DUNN Evansville University Art, Physical Education MR. PHILLIP PITT Western Kentucky Music MR. ALLAN J. McKINLEY Hanover College English, Spanish MR. DAN CALLAHAN Indiana State University Industrial Arts MRS. BARBARA CALLAHAN Indiana University English, World History ,IWy MR. JAMES ARNOLD Indiana State University Health, Physical Educ. MRS. ANDREA ARNOLD Indiana State University Social Studies, English Indiana State University I l l I I MRS. MELVA CARTER Business '5. iv MR. MIKE CARTER Indiana State University Mathematics 5 135' 5 i i 5 , MR. EUGENE STINSON Atlantic Christian College Mathematics MR. ROBERT TASH g I.U. Southeast 5' E Social Studies, Science I If y 24 uw . . wwn. i , .1. .2. .0 fficers Senior Class O BETTY KIRCHGESSNER PATTY GRANTZ SUSAN HELBIG ANITA JACKSON President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer i ROSE ADAM KENNY ALEXANDER BOBBY ALLEN I VIVIAN BUTT ELLEN CAVINS GENE COFFMAN RALPH ECKERT 27 N E E R G E o J R E T m m L K m m m w u R M A D m G Y D m w R w W L A m R m m A G D.. N o m U E Y L m. B 28 STEVE MARTIN ROBIN MCCLURE KENNY MCKINLEY F s ? 29 .. .. . .. m4... WWW'qp-wegafwIwrn-nx;'e WW I u CAROL PIXLEY BRENDA ROBERTSON MIKE ROSENBURGER KAREN SMITH FT RITA SNEED SANDRA SULLIVAN ' ALLAN TA YLOR CONNIE STEWART TIM THOMAS SUSAN WELLS JACKIE THOMAS MIKE WILCHER DONALD WILCHER JOYCE WRIG HT DEBRA WILSON 32 rn.p-.w.-av..h . , ...y w. muqu u! n. .4: w 34 OFFICERS: A. J. McKinley, Sponsor; Mark McKinley, President; Therese Smith, Treasur- er; Kevin Jackson, Vice-President; Connie Faske, Secretary; Charles Graninger, Sponsor. Joe Allen Roger Allen Jody Akers Dale Barnett Debbie Barnett Pat Baumann Debbie Beckett Brenda Bierman Wendel Bishop Gerald Blalock Mike Blessinger Jean Book Bruce Brown Jeanette Burns Paulette Burns Pat Cambron Matthew Crane Ferlin Drury Tony Dunlevy Sabrina Ellenbrand Vickie Etherton Jimmy Eurton Richard E'Ge Sue Everage Becky Farabee Connie Faske . ..+ Ricky Graf I . . . f . Jeff Hurst ' ' , Patricia Hurst Kevin Jackson Tim Jackson Jay Jordan Bert Koerber Becky Koetter Raymond Koetter Regis Koetter Nancy Lee Paul Marlman Glenda Mattingly Mark McKinley Vickie Missi Trina Murray Cindy Niehoff ! Teresa Norris Sue Orman 1 Theresa Potts Paula Rake Doris Rosenberger Tony Sampson David Sears Denise Smith Mickey Smith Theresa Smith Tom Smith Calvin Sprinkle Robert Stumler Joey Sullivan Sharon Vick Bobbi Watson Lonnie Wilson Alan Zumstein 36 Sophomores yJ V W W BURDEN SCHOOL ADDITION 1972 ILSY WM! E.MI'JHHV SCHDDLS M msmm OFFICERS: Dan Callahan, Sponsor; Mark Cavins, Treasurer; Karen Balmer, Presi- dent; Tony Fenwick, Vice-President; Jeff Rowan, Secretary; Ronnie Booth, Reporter. Jeff Akers Jerry Arrowood Sandy Balentine Karen Balmer Sheila Barrett Marsha Beckett Terry Beckett Alma Beyl Connie Bierly Stephanie Bierly Mark Bierman Stephanie Blackman Nancy Bohannon Joe Book John Book Rose Book Ronnie Booth Beth Brown Jeff Callam Rose Campbell 4- ,- Doug Caraway Mark Cavins Terri Coffman I Walter Crane Kenny Cullins Amy Deane Mike Dunlevy 1 Paul Ehringer Ronnie Eiler Brian Ellenbrand Dennis Engle Barbara Eve Tony Fenwick John Finn Paula Graf Kathy Grantz Jeanette Ham Mike Harbeson Debbie Hardsaw Vivian Hayes Bill Hederick Marla Hoke Mary Hunn Steve King Otis Kirtley Donnie Klein Robert Koerber Paula Lamb Kathy Lewis Doug Matthews Debbie Money Marietta Monroe Mark Ooley Floyd Porter Vickie Potts Brenda Richards James Riley Jeff Rowan Robert Sampson John Schleicher Kris Smith Margaret Smith Philip Stumler Cindy Taylor Mike Wells Richard Woods Jerry Wright Barbara Zumstein 355;; A. An P M .Q -'W'W? '?' .'::...u-.....m. ,., 38 OFFICERS: Barbara Callahan, Sponsor Kyna Miller, Secretary Sonny Hall, Treasurer Kevin Stumler, President Roger Harbeson, Vice-President Lois Marshall, Sponsor Marvin Balmer James Bierly Bill Book Vickie Brandenburg John Burns Theresa Carter Randy Cissell Randy Coats Ed Cooley Brenda Cullins Anne Deane Andy Ehringer Tim Ellenbrand Carol Faske Earl Fink Walter Finn Keith Foster Becky Graf Barbara Grantz Sonny Hall Roger Harbeson Donald Hardsaw Reba Hardy ,, u um... m. rv -- 7- - ' , W..V V; - ' A.. .-... .,. ,. x , -'1A.bnu..:.n..ur;..u.. . KMJWAHVA u...x.-,.....,...A nu; . suV' Iz1'u X ; ' ' ' u Judy Helbig Peggy Hoke Steven Howard Jeff Hunt Mary Hurst Richard Jackson Troy Jackson 1 David Jameson Geneva Johnson Joe Jordan Joe Kelmel Mike Kirchgessner Ronnie Koerber Brenda Koetter Lynn Lamb Laurie Lee Theresa Lee Tim Lee Sonia Lewellen Jamie Maisttison Judy Mattingly Tommy Mattingly Rena McKinley Scott Mikel Connie Miller Kyna Miller Tony Moore Lisa Murray Joe Ooley Darlenq Owens Kent Pixley Diane Popp ; Cathy Rice Karen Rosenberger Debbie Rowan Rick Schleicher Debbie Schmidt Linda Sneed Pam Sneed Randy Sprinkle Wayne Stephens Aundray Stewart Kevin Stumler Terry Taylor Donna Thomas Larry Wade Tim Waggoner Myra Wright OFFICERS: Andrea Arnold, Sponsor Betty Haswell, Sponsor Cathy Cavanaugh, Treasurer David Popp, Secretary Mark Koetter, Vice-President ; Anthony Popp, President Harold Allen Roy Allen Don Balentine : Chuck Ballard . Bill Barnett Derrick Barrett Randy Beckett. Bridgett Bierman David Blackman Sharon Boesing Betty Book Mary Book Frank Brown Janet Bierly Chris Cambron Cathy Cavanaugh Kevin Coats Susan Coffman Denise Conrad Rudy Cook Bruce Cooley Sherry Davis Kathy Dean Sherri Dunn Mike Eiler Allan Engle Ronnie Burton Dennis Eve 40 Donna Everage Mike Fink Jeff Floyd Ricky Frank Beverly Geswein Carla Graf Mike Harned 5;; Kevin Haycraft Tony Hedrick Mary Higdon Janet Howard Wayne Hewlett Scott Hurst Ronnie Jacobs Theresa Kirchgessner Penny Knasel Betty Koerber Mark Koetter Becky Kruer Richard Kruer Bob Lee Alberta Lewellen Tami McClure LeAnn McKinley Lonita McKinley LuAnn McKinley Connie Martin Melanie Martin l-w l-L-u Rodney Moore Luann Morris Ronnie Nance Kim Nicholson Melinda Nicholson Jerry Niehoff David Robertson Michelle Rosenberger Pete Roth z Danny Rowan Anthony Popp David Popp Mary Pop? Ricky Radcli f ,1 Tim Rice Carol Schmidt Julie Sears Susan Shidler Jane Smith David Sprigler Donna Stephens Anita Thomas Amanda Trainer Glen Weir John Wheatley Steve Wright Romcnda VanGilder Everett Zumstein 41 ; . 5; i- :3 v . .. '. , Qevenih Grade ! OFFICERS: Gronn: Bob Baumann, Treasurer; Theresa Grantz, Vice-President; Tommy Higdon, President; Louie Huber, Secretary. wacky Joe Dougherty and Eugene Stimson, Sponsors. 1 Kelley Akers i Linda Allen Connie Andres Jimmy Bain ' Shirley Balentine Bob Baumann Darita Bierly Charles Blessinger Joe Book Rita Booth Tina Booth Becky Brewer Robert Campbell Gary Casey Leisa Cavins Pamela Cissell Freeman Coats 42 mu .,; MW- MW '3'- $131 , WW- 1... . enumpunya' ,pomlmyulnx? Hm aft.......... h. :73. g u a- w , M, mo... nnOVQME! .;. b;mr'-WW-MWt !!1 1 ; .L'.LL-eu.unr.umr-w-u mu . . - - Melita Coats Teresa Dehn Kenny Drury Jeff Ehringer Alan Etherton John Eve Mike Farmer C armel Finn Theresa Grantz Bonnie Gray Dudley Hardsaw Tommy Higdon Louie Huber Charles Hunn Charlotte Jackson Derek Jackson Billgl Kirch essner heila lein Randy Koetter Terry Lamb Gayla Marlman Charles McCutcheon David McKinley Micah McKinley John Miller Julie Miller . Mark Moore Ronette Nance Jeff Nichols J 35011 Niece Shawn Ooley Mary Owen Reba Pixley Denise Popp Kelly Popp Michael Popp Jerry Potts Larry Potts Linda Richards Renee Rosenberger Diane Rowan Brenda Smith Nick Smith Cathy Sparks Darryl Stephens Sandra Wade Jeff Walton Sandra Weir Danny Wheatley Shelly Wheeler Amanda Wilson Fran Wilson Jane Wolfe Danny Woods David Woods Arm Young mi! -' . '. AL. ' 1' q 3:: A 3. 12;: - 51332;. 3 z; :11. c- .: -21.! :4 15-. . --.. .numbnadw-..L.,4.Nz.x..au.:...ua:.um, . .44 1414114141!!! , . v.21 ohAl1AI- : 4:1441 ll'.J 1wluvuI 4, 'Nqur. Aihleiic Awards SCOT T MIKEL - Freshman Free Throw $9070 TIM THOMAS - Varsity Free Throw $5070 MIKE WILCHER - Basketball Sportsmanship Bl'LL EURTON - Varsity Rebound Award Varsity Basketball Assist Award Basketball Most Valuable Player Cross Country Most Valuable Runner l RICK SCHLEICHER - J. V. Free Throw $6070 I I. - . 9 ' .c 1973 JACKET AWARDS: Kenny Alexander, Bill Eurton, Mike Wilcher, 3 Randy Graf, Mike Stumler, Joe Green, Tim Thomas. DANNY ROWAN Eighth Grade Free Throw 6 60M ;.1-vx.-.u. 7, .v . aefty BILL EURTON Most Valuable Trackman mighty KEVIN JACKSON Baseball Most Valuable Player Award MK unsurguuv- mot Picturedy LONNIE WILSON Baseball Batting Trophy Q 313 45 ' ' ' ' n A ' V , , . .4. . .memmmmwNm-w. ? .W ' p - . ' . CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Kneeling: Randy Graf, Kenny Alex'ander, Mark Ooley, Bob Koerber. Standing: Manager Joe Green, Mike Stumler, Bill Eurton. Gerald Blalock, Ricky Graf, Coach Charles Jackson. Cross Counh'g Conference Champs Bring Home Seven Trophies :. :3 12:51:: 43:13: '. ' k .. .... ;:i '54 45 ... .4 h: C ,,.y J3 bat cu; 46 . . , . . . - , 7... , ... .....,....-' , -. ..A..A......u.......-...-A.L - m-WJAg z .:;-mm.'.;.;.u ' W ' ' . w - - . 4 U . W . , A. MM-W....;..LQM.MH;H :. , w, , v04 .w . .g JL-g Success is a mild term when applied to the 1972- 73 cross country team which won the Lost River Confer- ence Championship for the second year in a row with a perfect score. Borden placed all seven of its winners in the top ten including the first six to cross the finish line. Consider these accomplishments by this talented dedicated crew. They were undefeated in dual, tri- angular, and all regular season meets and obtained a season record of 89 wins against only 9 losses. In one triangular meet at Silver Creek, Borden placed the first six runners with the other two runners in the top ten. Losing only a few places in invitational meets and the sectional, the following is a breakdown of their perfor- mance in these meets: lst of 10 teams at Shoals lst of 6 at Paoli 2nd of 15 at North Harrison 3rd of 13 at Ieffersonville 3rd of 12 at Providence lst of 20 in Thomas Jefferson Junior Race 2nd of 22 in T. J.'s Senior race 4th of 28 in Columbus Sectional According to coach Charles Jackson the season's highlight was defeating ALL schools in our southern Indiana area with the exception of Madison, Provi- dence, Salem: and Seymour. Consider THAT you non-bel'ievers in BHS Cross Country. Luck, you say? Tell that to the dedicated boys who ran 600 miles and gave up sleep for early Saturday morning practice runs. No, luck is not involved in a cross country win. Cross Country success depends upon dedicated individuals combining their efforts with the effort of a dedicated coach to achieve a TEAM win. Selected as Most Valuable Cross Country Runner not only for BHS, but also for the entire Lost River Conference, Bill Eurton capped a fine career by bring- ing home seven trophies and three medals. In addition to being on the All-Conference team, Billy made All- Invitational in every invitational in which Borden par- ticipated, and holds the 2 122 mile course record for a senior runner with a 13:04 time. But it takes more than one runner to have a great cross country team. Borden's cross country team had talent to spare. Every Borden runner made All-Conference except Mark Ooley who was plagued with illness at mid-season. Rickey Graf, who holds the 2 mile and 2 122 mile course records for a junior runner with times of 10:13 and 13:10 resPectively, was also All-lnvitational in every meet. Bob Koerber holds the 2 mile and 2 1l2 mile course records for a sophomore with times of 10: 10:46 and 14:10 re5pectively. Kenny Alexander, Randy Graf, Mike Stumler, and Gerald Blalock were All-Invitational in the Shoals and Paoli meets. Thank-you team for giving us a Cross Country Cham- pionship tradition! 3.1 m $.21 ' v.nmwmitnm an 5; l:- 4'11 VARSITY; Standing; Coach Jim Arnold, Student Manager Steve King, Billy Burton, Jerry Wright, Mike Wilcher. Tim Thomas, Mark McKinley, John Schleicher, Student Manager Mike Harbeson. Assistant Coach Mike Carter. Kneeling: Donnie Klein, Robert Sampson, Bobby Allen, Ricky Graf, Gerald Blalock, Bobby Koerber, Student Manager Paul Ehringer. 1972-73 Braves A . gm '1 . WW. mum ... mmwj'TVf 7,. , my. .mwnw x7 FlV'W d ;a3 .mwuunauwv-nn I N 3 : u H .., pou .umw! a 5. , : : , 3 1'.1' 3'?. n n . . , , v t'... MMWN ..,. Muauumnhnn'l '!li..h, ,1.,........nu. .1 ' 5. -. .. wmhm. . . 1.1 - - f. w Braves' Husile Pleases Borden Fans ? 5 o I 5 2432;. 2 3ng g. 5 1' .; XLLIL A .L W TIM THOMAS Senior: MIKE WILCHER Senior: BILLY EURTON Senior: .134414. nqr1441111 ,3 z v . 7.... 1.: . mimimam M. a 1.0? 4.1:... n...... U .. Frggwwgi , mundaua adjuanjwu! .. .h .IrhywnL Vlw .Wumrx Writpurh ..L m. Sophomore: ROBERT SAMPSON Sophomore: JOHN SCHLEICHER GERA LD BLALOCK Junior; . , , , . . , uh; 114..-.-.2... 4...: .. ., .. . ..u NAN . .JJII waslmu; 4:? :.: A...N......nmun ..1.1 ...J..f...w. .wwm.w . l q I . m u . . .3 L .3 uxustxv..wiwvucurm.i uwaLthvuiwhruwun-m. Nuwyw.r.1ry.4r9wd.. WENwFivhvu u'zw4m-g-4Va rmluiiL-rW' 1 -..JAL'L-AI4...-...Jy..-.auwd.u Iv awwwmwrwvw -. . - '1 I. A d ! J2 X, . , 5kvm -JE.E ,k a. Senior: BOBBY ALLEN Junior; RICKY GRAF Junior: MARK MCKINLEY Sophomore: JERRY WRIGHT Sophomore; BOBBY KOERBER Sophomore: DONNIE KLEIN Juana. ' '- :5? 3125. .t-.;., i . . '54 ii; JUNIOR VARSITY: Standingy Coach Mike Carter, Kris Smith, David Jameson, John Schleicher, Jerry Wright, Bobby Koerber, Donnie Klein, Mike Kirchgessner, Student Manager Jamie Maisttison. mneelingy Larry Wade, Mike Hunt, Rick Schleicher, Ronnie Koerber, Roger Harbeson, Jeff Callam, Scott Mikel. FRESHMEN: Coach Mike Carter. Larry Wade, Roger Harbeson, Rick Schleicher, David Jameson, Mike Kirchgessner. Ronnie Koerber, Mike Hunt, Scott Mikel. Student Manager Jamie Maisttison. 727.333.5333., 1' w; H unwawi' 3 3D,..ns'nN-ou A. , , mummumi mwgg $5 2;. 33E! 11-' g , .5 :3 :1 E2524. LT! 3.33.3 g3 ?E' EIGHTH GRADE: 3Standingy Ronnie Jacobs, Student Manager Bob Lee, Pete Roth, Richard Kruer, Glen Weir, David Popp, Tony Hedrick, Mark Koetter, Student Manager Tim Rice, Coach Tom Lockmund. CKneelingy Steve Wright, Rudy Cook, David Robertson, Ronnie Nance, Ronnie Eurton, Dan Rowan, Frank Brown, Kevin Haycraft, Chuck Ballard, Donnie Balentine. Not Pictured, Student Manager Wayne Hewlett. SEVENTH GRADE: 3Standing5; Student Manager Bob Lee, Bob Baumann, Derek Jackson, Mike Popp, David a McKinley, Student Manager Tim Rice, Coach Tom Lockmund. mneelingy Terry Lamb, Allan Etherton, 3. Tommy Higdon, Kent Haycraft, Mike Farmer, Chuck Hunn, Billy Kirchgessner. , .. 5 56 Hardwood Review VARSITY BASKETBALL: Having four basketball play- ers running in the Cross Country Sectional on October 20th made it difficult to prepare for the start of bas- ketball season on November 3rd. After turning a 23 point third quarter deficit into a '75-'70 overtime vic- tory against English in the second game of the season, the Braves' fans were encouraged about the season. But things just would not fall into place for the Braves until after Christmas break when they won four games in a row. This feat had not been accomplished in five years. The streak was broken in the last game of the season in a tough game with Madison Shawe. This setback, however, did not dim the Braves' spirit; in- stead, they went into the Floyd Central Sectional with .high hopes of beating Salem. In what was probably the best matched game of the sectional, the Braves led at half-time, were down by 14 points at the third quar- ter mark, and roared back to within two points with just under a minute remaining in the game. Much to the despair of the team and their fans, the dreams of winning that elusive sectional game were shattered again as the final scoreboard read 80-85 in favor of Salem. Leading scorers for the season were senior Bill Eurton and sophomore Robert Sampson. Bill reached double figures 16 times during the season with a game high of 24 points and an average of 13. 9 points per game. Robert, averaging 13.6 points a game, scored in double figures 17 times with a 28 point season high. Seniors Bobby Allen, Bill Burton, Tim Thomas, and Mike Wilcher will be missed tremendously next year, but Coach Arnold looks forward to the future with what he calls a good group of sophomores and freshmen and an experienced group of juniors. He believes that next year the Braves will have the first winning Coach Arnold flanked by his statisticians , Alan Zumstein; and Steve Kirchgessner, discusses game strategy. season in ten years. JUNIOR VARSITY: As the season started , it looked as if the J . V. '5 might improve upon last year's record. Due to inconsistent play and poor free throw shooting , however, this thought did not materialize. Even though things did not seem to go their way, the J. V. '5 did not surrender but kept their record on the winning side at 11-9. The highlight of the J. V. season was avenging last year's double overtime loss to Pekin Eastern. Having one of their better defensive nights, the J. V. 's also did well on the offensive side, shooting 50070 from the field. Coach Carter believes these boys will be a real asset to the Varsity next year if, they keep up their hustle and determination. FRESHMEN: Getting off to a slow start did not dis- . courage the Freshmen who worked hard and came back to defeat such teams as Floyd Central, Salem, Pekin . Eastern, Henryville, and New Washington. As the sea- son progressed the boys had showed great improvements ..- 34;! .3? in working the ball, playing defense and hustling. This was evident at the Silver Creek game. Determi- nation and hustle plus the hot shooting of Roger Harbe- son, who hit 9 of 11 from the field in the second half, put the Freshmen back into a game which saw them down 15 points at half time. They tied the score with 17 seconds remaining, but as luck would have it. they were defeated by two points on a last second shot. The Freshmen finished their season with an even 5-5 mark and showed they are good prospects for the J. V. and Varsity squads next year. EIGHTH GRADE: The eighth grade finished their sea.- son with an outstanding 11-3 record, defeating teams considered to be powerful in their own right. They competed in the Charlestown Eighth Grade Tourney and defeated St. Michael's 52-31 , in the first game , but were defeated by Charlestown, 37-35, in the quar- ter finals. However, the team received the Sports- manship Tr0phy and Danny Rowan was named to the All Tournament team. SEVENTH GRADE: Although the seventh grade did not have a winning season accord 4-81, they played hard every game and showed much improvement by the end of the season. In the West Washington Seventh Grade Tourney, the young Braves won the consolation trophy by defeating Pekin Eastern 48-26. David McKinley received the Most Valuable Player Trophy for the tour- ney. Coach Lockmund feels this will be a fine ball club next year with added experience. 52 t 75. $ Overtime BORDEN OPPONENTS New Washington ------ 61 English ----------- 70 North Harrison ------- 95 Tunnelton --------- 7 2 Eastern ........... 7 8 Marengo ---------- 76 S outh Central ------- 60 Milltown ---------- 5 9 Salem ........... 80 West Washington ------ 66 Orleans ........... 70 Lanesville --------- 8 6 Crothersville -------- 64 West Washington ------ 53 Leavenworth -------- 68 Heltonville --------- 7 7 Henryville --------- 74 Fayetteville -------- 49 Medora ........... 5 0 Mad ison Shawe ------- '7 9 Salem tsectionan ------ 85 Cheerleader Spirii 31m m-gvrgmH-T'w. r6295 +7.4; 1 ; - A . 1' Swan. i 1 VARSITY: Darlene Koetter, Captain Stephanie Blackman Kathy Lewis Kenny Alexander Melinda Lee Debbie Wilson JUNIOR VARSITY: Kyna Miller. Debbie Rowan, Captain Beth Brown. Mary Hurst. I The Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders enjoyed plotting pep session strategies with sponsor, Mrs. Melva Carter. Receiving sweater awards this year were seniors Debbie Wilson. Darlene Koetter. and Melinda Lee. JUNIOR HIGH: Diane Rowan, Cathy Cavanaugh, Theresa Grantz, Tami McClure, Ann Young. 6 k 0 H Y co co 6 P cu a m o h T a n n o D N E M H S E R F BOOSTER CLUB BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS: Sandy Sullivan. Coat Check Committee; Sheila Barrett. President; Myra Wright, Coat Check Committee; Karen Smith, Jacket Committee; Betty Kirchgessner, Secretary; Brenda Robertson, Treasurer; Alma Beyl, Jacket Committee; Anita Jackson, Vice President. .5? ':'-',.-f2. ' . ii; Seniors Brenda Robertson and Kenny Alexander were selected by the student body as Squaw and Chief Spirit during Spirit Week activities. Spirit Week is held before the start of basketball season to promote school spirit for the Braves. '1 i I Z t rm . .1..r2v1:':.;.........m.t,.........,t...s.. . .r.. t ':' ' ftzKI::.t. L ?;1' 255:5,5 t . t X .- - 1.11.1; y: 3-4351; . . Eti- ; .,: r51: uggg.-.nu 1g. , ?.W. . A ....,, e :5: -..1 .5: ..'..w.; . A V f. a nu. 3 151 .Al. :JLiv ' 'Viiingz TRACK TEAM: iSittingi: Joe Ooley, John Finn, Paul Ehringer, Richard Eve, Kevin Stumler, Bruce Brown. tKneel- ingi: Kenny McKinley, Matthew Crane, Mark Ooley, Kenny Alexander, Robert Sampson, Alan Zumstein, Walter Crane. tStandingM Coach Charles Jackson, Randy Graf, Bob Koerber, Ricky Graf, Bill Burton, Mike Wilcher, Jer- ry Wright, Mike Stumler, Tim Thomas. 62 After a somewhat dismal regular season, the 1973 Track team came on strong to finish second in the Lost River Conference Track Meet. Winning a place on the All-Conference Track Team were Mike Stumler in the I 440 yard run, Ricky Graf in the half-mile, Bill Eurton in the mile, Bob Koerber in the two mile, and Kenney Alexander along with Mike, Ricky, and Bill in the mile relay. Throughout the season, Borden again had trouble with the field events, but there was constant improve- ment by the middle distance and distance runners. In the sectional Bob Koerber turned in a time of 10:31 for the two mile, and Mark Ooley finished it in 10:35. The highlight for Borden at the sectional was Ricky ,,.,f . , . ' ' 7- . t H . ; '1- i 'i y'.' .' , tls.14- .iwr t .1...,.i. i,mm m. t.....i t,1..., ....m.i.ai......i-.rtawewszh-m;wk ..mg-q ungwcq; r quwnu. nu Hr. - . . . 1 a V I : llll-II'A Graf's sixth place finish out of twenty-four runners in the mile run. Ricky set a new school record of 4:34, a full 915 seconds off the old record held by Bill Eur- ton. Other records established during the season in- cluded Bill Burton's two mile run in 9:52 , Mike Stume ler's tithe of 0:53 in the 440, and Kenny Alexander's 220 yard run in 0:23. 8. The track team consisted of a squad of dedicated trackmen including seniors Kenny Alexander, Randy Graf, Kenny McKinley, Mike Stum- ler, Tim Thomas, Mike Wilcher, and Bill Eurton who was selected as Most Valuable Trackman for his con- sistent performance in compiling 47 points throughout the season. 'A close second was junior Ricky Graf, with 46 points . . . u IV . t ' H, ,, t IUIOIJWO' Qr'-. . ,a t . 'thf . Mud-m'h'llu! ' M. mvpm- .. 3'--......: ..:-- . ... . Ht I.yrrxrwwmwvayv-vlfr-f-mff;enymwn-nm..Vs'vswfrvf- -V-yr.vv-;m... .-. .umrmwunur . . - .:, '7:T -.. , Varsilg and Girls' Track Something new at BHS! Borden's athletic program has made great strides in the past few years in winning conference championships in cross country, baseball, and a baseball sectional. This year the athletic pro- gram made another giant step towards a program for which we can all be proud. Girls' Track was added this year and a total of Sixteen girls braved criticism to help start the program. Consider these obstacles: no previous experience, no uniforms until the season was finished. These girls didn't even have any sweats to keep warm when they practiced in the rain, which they did! 'Despite these obstacles, some students, who did not understand that Championships are the result of many years of experience and improvements in the pro- gram, criticized the team for not winning. -But the vast majority of the students realized that what was really important was that these girls were out there try- ing. They were giving Borden its first taste of girls' athletics, Be patient BHS! In time the program will be competitive. The yearbook staff looks forward to next year's season and wishes to congratulate these girls and their coach, Iaunice Dunn, for a job well done. GIRLS' TRACK: tSittingl: Marsha Beckett, Kyna Miller, Cindy Taylor, Barbara Zumstein, Beth Brown, Rena McKin- ley, Margaret Smith, Sheila Barrett. tKneelingl: Debbie Wilson, Stephanie Blackman, Paula Lamb, Vickie Missi, Therese Smith, Barbie Grantz, Bert Koerber, Vivian Hayes, Coach Juanice Dunn. 53:55? . ; rz; Rainouts and a sectional switch - it's enough to give a coach ulcers! One is tempted to take this page of the yearbook and say, Canceled due to rain. The Braves were plagued this year by persistent rain which when it wasn't raining out a game, it was raining out practice. It is extremely difficult for a team to per- fect skills which they have not practiced. DeSpite this , the team managed a 6-9 record for the season. An inexperienced pitching staff coupled with batters who dropped far below their last year's batting aver- ages yielded a disappointing season for the Braves. As if the weather was not enough of a headache, the Braves learned of their switch to the powerful Jeff sec- tional. Thinking they had gotten a lucky draw , the st Henryville, a team they Unfortunately and allowed Braves were paired again had beaten soundly in regular season. the Henryville team rose to the occasion only one hit to Gerald Blalock to spell the end of a frustrating season for the Braves. beson, Kevin Jackson, Jay Jordan , Charley Hurst, Coach Jim Arnold, Manager Steve King, Lonnie Wilson, Robert Sampson, Mark Alan Zumstein, Jeff Callam, Manager, John Schleicher. BASEBALL TEAM: tKneelingi: left Hunt; Richard Eve, Mike Har Donald Hardsaw. tStandingy: McKinley, Gerald Blalock, Joe Green, tn!- .0 IN :3 mew. Mame!!! ; w , . - M,i........unwwawm:guu.n w-Knlni- mhi ,'..' J ' A 1 u. mw.u..mw.m.gwumum ...-.-o 9994 , 24w... BORDEN OPPONENTS 1 - ------ Silver Creek - - - ------ 8 -- ----- Shoals------- ----- 8 ------- Milltown-----------3 -------Milltown----- ------ 1 ------- Henryville----------1 -------Henryville----------2 -------SilverCreek---------14 ------- Dubois------------5 -Scottsburg----------10 -Orleans- ----- ------3 -Eastem- ---------- 10 -Eng1ish------- ----- 0 ------- English------------6 -------Leavenworth---------1O ------ -West Washington-------7 - - ----- Henryville - -------- - 6 $ectionaD Jezrggfgvrr- .34! . ., 11 32:23:12: . I 3- IA... 151:2;Eiiia..L : x .25; . W' n: PE 2 ..-u . '5525 3 .r h .vgi w . I: a 'i U , . A mm... p..- .. 0A- . . --. m VAN , ' 'w digimW 'W M'IMQIQU 5 . '.; .' , . . . ,1 ,, ... . w. n . inhumandm-A-m......-..a.........v .....,-. -. . u - , .- I. h, . -. . hm. , ' ?'er ., , . CROSS COUNTRY: Kneeling: Micah McKinley, Shawn Ooley, Ronnie Jacobs, Chuck Hunn, Terry Lamb, David McKinely, Danny Rowna, Ronnie Burton, Mike Farmer. 6tandin9: Coach Tom Lockmund, Donnie Balentine, Kevin Coats, Rudy Cook, Pete Roth, David Popp, Mark Koetter, Mike Popp, Danny Woods. Junior High Teams TRACK: $ittingh Alan Etherton, Ronnie Jacobs, Shawn Ooley, Mike Farmer, Kevin Haycraft, Danny Rowan. Kneeling: Kevin Coats, Donnie Balentine, Terry Lamb, David McKinely, Mike Fink, Danny Woods, Derrick Jackson. Standingh Coach Tom Lockmund, Rudy Cook, Bill Barnett, Pete Roth, Glen Weir, David Popp, Mark Koetter, Mike Popp. a...vwwm m? Em mmmmm wiammmmwmmm mag mam Twig llr ,Ih v.0u... . IIIII 1-1.! .. um y'awuuwH nun: P! u; .u- 'nnwis . ud-nmulw ur 33175;? '2': n... um an m . m .. much!!! mnubhlthh mmlntkwnwwm' ! Echoes Queen Brenda KoeHer and Couri Margarei Smifh - Debbie Wilson - Becky KoeHer 7. ,3 .npwnnnmmw..mm.w .. . .v... n... 4-,, .. . uunwcmmwhuhmnuwnv . u .. . - , . nun I. pmwrrnwum a .113 . uunq mm um ! mm 3w m m-n - Compliments of VALLEY HARDWARE . '7 I H . - - ' .. ,... ..A.:.-.:.m4-ulwu Mononn'Ju Ufa... 9-03. 21.x . . K53??? Ex xxx v x . 4 . . . :xxvgszZZ i: a C h .4 .1 Sx ?6 ok W 5X .. Mchwawn? or. n S S we 9h Hm Bmln 3 mm MB d.m nna anrv rl Mm IT 9 e um M .....t..ms-Am.km9rwuw.-n :7';' . .. . . . 43...;52313 p . . WWW ? ' hi :; 'i:fh,. hWhNV- h'wt manhunnnnmu-q m :7 MR. BHS: During his four years at BHS , Mike followed an academic course of study. In his first two years, he participated in basketball, cross country, and track, but concentrated on the latter two in his last two years. Mike's dependability gained him the lead male role in the Senior c1a$ play. Whether running cross country or working in the library as a student assistant, Mike displayed his loyalty to BHS and this made him the students' pick for Mr. BHS. MISS BHS: Serving as President of the Senior class, Betty revealed her leadership ability by ably directing the many class activities. Although active in GAA, StudentACouncil, and the Booster Club, Betty also found time to participate in' the Senior class play and to dedicate much of her spare'f time to the yearbook. Betty's school spirit made her a natural choice in the selection of Miss BHS by the student body. Class Favoriies SENIORS: Betty Kirchgessner and Mike Wilcher, 9 I FRESHMEN: Scott Mikel and Brenda Koetter 72 ' I .0. f . . -'1V'.3ruV-Wwi- Wouwuu u W,.,.,..A..,....u.m.nKI-. VMNM-AWWWWA VWX , unmimvv h mm. won um - u, ., 1...... n. . 4 h mmmenn'MEnyxiduuV'GW ' WT: '- L JL'::32u-auzmb - U f A ' ' 231V1n...w...-.:v. r ' ' x; v JUNIORS: Alan Zumstein Paula Rake SOPHOMORES: Margaret Smith Doug Matthews ,....V..u-.u um, .- .. ..... .. ..r.4. ' , . 2 u , . V ,r ; , - ' ' 7 . -., i ' , - . ' mv- n . .me' . . . 4 . . ...n...A .mn .. ..-.,, r; , , .7 1.4.44 . - ' , , .. :rmqr ,U I , , m. . . , . . , , . v ' ' . ta. Agcku' IN ' .114. .4 ......-..A-ml:l 4 .L..Ag .. ...A....4. .musw. ' , MA ., - J :mur:;: .u. $. . I ., .v: .. .I, t.- XXX 3 411... P'IHII. ti. .1 V I; 1.n.mn:uan...a ... , WMMM... :, mnu.m.n . . ...A;pv:ua.: .. .1. 4. C IV b 1 111 i hhw f u a n I 1-1 hi. I! . . Zunaqmnd111441113 113311.. .. r nvns. ., Wtwvyuunmwlwlawlrw: .mMHHHVVuvLC .rmmwwaerth. J armlwhhtwwhgnlurwvtmkpmhw VEWMMWMMCFJ . .trb. .LL. Maw ? . .Vziuww -4... w ' ua ' I'--..,.-3;WVe e ' h . W.,.......r myy, , mm i, . 1 m... .- 1.. , ; . ., , . 'lv nu - h ' w s ... . i .w 7 w '0 ' m in mMEHWhhim-nnmgmes-nm-1 : 35.313... r um d Vickie PoHs Crowned Homecoming Queen my g1 f The Future Homemakers of America selected sophomore, Vickie Potts, to represent them in the 1972-73 Homecoming Pageant. And represent them she did - she was selected to reign as Homecoming Queen. When Vickie's name was called, her escort Gerald Blalock, a junior, led a tearful queen to her throne. Vickie's first official act was throwing the basketball to the waiting Braves to begin their game with rival Henryville. ii , I x. 1!: z s, 5 i z 3 This page sponsored by WSLM 75 Senior: ANITA JACKSON Junior: VICKIE MISSI Sophomore: MARLA HOKE Escort: BILLY BURTON Escort: RICKY GRAF Escort: JOHN SCHLEICHER ' Eleven Candidafes Vied for he Ti'rle of 1972-73 o Homecommg Queen . Band: DEBBIE WILSON Booster Club: BETTY KIRCHGESSNER Student Council: SUSAN HELBIG Escort: BOBBY ALLEN Escort: MIKE WILCHER Escort: TIM THOMAS 1' yr wm-uw 4- u, ,uh,..h..,..,--n. 1w . unmhm-N'WHWV' h , W. Freshmen: BARBIE GRANTZ GAA: ALMA BEYL National Honor Soc.; PAULA RAKE g Escort: JERRY WRIGHT Escort; BOBBY KOERBER Escort: ROBERT SAMPSON For the first time ever, four finalists were named in the 1972-73 Homecoming Pageant. The top four candidates in the voting by the student body were Marla Hoke, Betty Kirchgessner, Vickie Potts, and Debbie Wilson. With Vickie crowned as queen, the remaining three served as runners-up. .. Flower Girl: JANA RICKARD Crown Bearer: JOE NOLOT wWH- N H m ....-. unmom. '1 78 OFFICERS: Sam Smith, Sergeant at: Arms Betty Kirchgessner, Secretary Susan Helbig, Vice-President Brenda Robertson, President Charles Jackson, Sponsor Qiudenf Council Girls' Aihle'ric Associaiion OFFICERS: Vickie Missi, Secretary Bert Koerber, President Paula Lamb. Treasurer Anita Jackson, Vice-President Juanice Dunn, Sponsor MEMBERS: Betty Kirchgessner, Debbie Wilson. Vivian Hayes, Sheila Barrett, Brenda Bierman, Patty Grantz, Anita Jackson, Stephanie Blackman, Alma Beyl, Becky Farabee, Marla Hoke, Marsha Beckett, Brenda Robertson, Kyna Miller, Paula Lamb, Sue Everage, Vickie Potts, Pat Hurst, Vickie Missi. Kathy Lewis, Bert Koerber, Cindy Taylor. Mrs. Dunn. OFFICERS: tFronD: e Vivian Hayes, Assistant Historian i Brenda Robertson, Secretary Rose Ann Campbell, President Rose Mary Book. Vice-President Becky Farabee, Treasurer Terri Coffman, Historian Sabrina Ellenbrand, Reporter Betty Haswell, Sponsor tBaCkk Karen Balmer, Membership Chairman Bert Koerber and Jean Book Recreation Leaders '3 Sue Everage, Projects Chairman I g Pat Hurst, Parliamentarian FHA projects for the year included trips to the Salem Nursing Home to visit and sing for the patients, and the Sellersburg Childrens' Home to take stuffed animal gifts that the girls had made. In addition to these projects, the FHA held formal initiation, Christmas, and Daddy Date Night parties. Naiional Honor Socieig - .. w,w--.' L53 :1? -u '.:A, OFFICERS: Sandy Sullivan, Treasurer Karen Smith, Vice-President Sam Smith, President Andrea Arnold, Sponsor Darlene Koetter, Secretary a van- r--- MEMBERS: wittingy Connie Faske, Karen Smith, Brenda Robertson, Paula Rake, Sandy Sullivan. wrandingn Joe Green, Sam Smith, Gene Coffman, Darlene Koetter, Therese Smith, Mark McKinley, Debbie Beckett, y: Mike Blessinger, Mark Stromire. . msmmmmy. :QQ;L'LIAJ-M;w.ku.w.u .4 I M. t: L . ,l ,v .4 4L: 7 l q 1 .1 4 w .4 1 1' 4 I M. x a .1 t. t. . .- 77-:Y.w re . -191 um??- .. 2.37 S'Stfrrtirar We're Number One! A. 1.. P: The 1972-73 version of the BIG RED BAND prac- L ?- ticed diligently to bring home a superior rating from Ef 1.4 the Indiana State Marching Contest held in the fall. E; L Under new director, Philip Pitt, the band kept very ac- 4 tive with their fpnd raising projects for new uniforms. From Topps to toothbrushes the band raised the f- needed money and still found time for their annual 4 Christmas and Spring concerts, and to participate in a !: marching contest in Kentucky. 2. Xe Seniors receiving sweaters or jackets for their four years, of service to the band are pictured at the right. .- They are Darlene Koetter, Debbie Wilson, Joe Green, Betsy Nicholson, Gene Coffman, and Sam Smith. r: 82 W . . . uu .n-n-twnuuqmn ' f' m. .... ...... ..-.... h ,.. Wu ; , Jain u .Nummauuw- , nmdihlknh 5 ?f mu WwfliZ'ZJZZA-lw:mmw '153623.2...7'7; wuv OFFICERS: Bobbi Watson, Secretary; Debbie Wilson, In his first year at Borden Phil Field Commander; Mark McKinley, Vice-President; Pitt energetically headed a fund- Q Darlene Koetter, Field Commander; Sam Smith, Presi- raising drive that netted six thou- ; dent; Phil Pitt, Director. sand dollars for the purchase of new . 5- uniforms. This page is sponsored by WASHINGTON CO. RURAL TELEPHONE CORP. KAREN SMITH Salutatorian SAM SMITH Outstanding Senior Award Valedictorian Stalker Award Scholastic Recognition of Merit Yearbook Award National Honor Society Cord Bookkeeping Award I Dare You Award Advanced Typing Award English Award Shorthand Award Math Award National Honor Society Cord Reader's Digest Award Betty Crocker Homemaker Award . Bh$;4 -,;.... : .:;;. DENISE SMITH OD CATHY RICE ab 84 SANDRA SULLIVAN National Honor Society Cord Scholastic Recognition of Merit PTA Scholarship DAR Award Social Studies Award Journalism Award KIM NICHOLSON 8 EUGENE COFFMAN PTA Scholarship JOE GREEN National Honor Society Cord National Honor Society Cord Scholastic Recognition of Merit Scholastic Recognition of Merit Spanish Award Scholastic Athletic Award :13?: :3:1::27:7 . A5Jya 3 A 1 Y5 .71 T93 F 2 32:13:13 .. 5fgt3 AWARDS NOT PICTURED: Stalker Award - Jeff Walton CD National Honor Society Cords - : Brenda Robertson E; Mark Stromire E: It; tr; 7??? Senior Red Book Athletic Awards - Kenny Alexander Bobby Allen Bill Burton Randy Graf Joe Green Kenny McKinley Mike Stumler Tim Thomas Mike Wilcher :v;5z: i'tYYxtv 7V V 'szf .' 1' -.....-.o-u-ma- unnv: -o--q-u-',-. . N, m. w m. m w v m m DARLENE KOETTER THERESE SM IT H John Phillip Sousa Band Award MARK MCKINLEY Girls' State Award Bookkeeping Award I Dare You Award Boys' State Award National Honor Society Cord KIM NICHOLSON TIM RICE DENISE SMITH American Legion Award American Legion Award Shorthand Award 86 4 , , , . . ......' '..4....;W.umm Lu...- ..........u.-u1u. Lu: ,Lgkuzu. :Aunwwuddwnw Ml JjJJWWJsHJI :. - 4.4144,. 7.. UL: WWW. Myktm' ,FLLLLEMRL LPHCL . 14-. 'I w- VIV IAN BUTT ROSE ANN CAMPBELL FHA's President Award House of James Scholarships ANITA JA CKSON SUSAN HELBIG Home Economics Award . IJmII-hMO-vcquwm-I-I- - . ; CONNIE STEWART MARGARET SMITH Beginning Typing Award L. nu -'- WW W M$1URMLunWI 87 ' - 4:231! me '1..'v:..n..?i'.f?. ..thrmhfzfl'uihnhdi.y.-.mn.... Mm. .. .V... ........-.. w.-.....-... . , -: Ls :cx-:Lx 71:, . v: DARLENE KOETTER MELINDA LEE DEBBIE WILSON 1 4 Year Cheerleader Award 4 Year Cheerleader Award 3 Year Cheerleader Award Y5g;'...'.: :: ff. W: '.Ti1 :WWJsvw x. L .z.. . ...-;;. :3 72H, . .; .41...- W... . mm -1: L. L .35 ,.'.151 27? .14 -. with .. u;;5L5 . :.., x .-$eE.J.;a u: ' f:- :v W:?r .. KATHY LEWIS , BETH BROWN, and STEPHANIE BLACKMAN 2 Year Cheerleader Charms KENNY ALEXANDER Cheer Letter Certificate 88 uh..m..,..yf..r w m w . h V 6 . ,. . mnv' u n..,nhu.rn.unr;r.: numwhwm ,aquwru.mIWr., . m.twwwmamvtlikm-Whmw 'u-mwuoh 'J'Wwit. .. .m m w w . m n .. r .:Wmmwumxm::.u..;;..-u.uw..uw-.a- ..... W-........... ,. .. 7 :..,. w 33:23:: I . a suuw IL , ?gr 4 Nut v.4 7M :ua h n . :11- ; :7 r : catinggmzm- ' .:,: 'L L :vrtvrasrr-f XWV g.gmr', . , ., . . n . .., A v.., . E Teachers' Aide: MURIEL LEWIS I LT: SIXTH GRADE: Wrong; Monty McKinley, Mike Everage, Tracy Potts, Vincent Sprinkle. wacky James Jackson, Dennis Rickard, Tom Jordan, Ricky Martin. Andy Sparks. 9 V . L 3.7. .; .,, 41;. .7. ,, ?:zvn-x '-:t.v-.::J: ::;:::. .15 .VEAKE Teachers' Aide; MARY JO SMITH FOURTH-FIFTH GRADE: Gronty Mark Blackman, Troy Cook, Mitch Jackson. Joey Waggoner. Craig Martin, Tim Lynch. wacky Cliff Wilson, Gary Davis, David Rice. Brian Robertson, Doug Schleicher. Coach Dan Davis. Speech Therapist: NANCY SCOTT $3.; , Mr'l. l ... , ,., . ,. .. 1.. .n. ' y ' H r m-u' .-- . mqw V A -- .H - .. .. Bradley Akers Mattie Allen Susan Boha David Brandenburg Mary Coats Millie Cook Sue Cooley Kevin Cooper Aaron Crane Mike Everage David Harned Linda Higdon MRS. BEVERLY WYNN Bobby Hiser Billy Hunter Lori Hurst James Jackson .F711 3: Rhonda Jackson Tommy Jordan Debbie Kaelin John Knasel Joy Lamb Barbara Lynch . .2313gsz7t lx;xXL-ib Lisa Marlman Rickey Martin Monty McKinley Deanne Nance Matt Pixley Sharon Potts Tracy Potts Debra Purlee Dennis Rickard Michael Scott Tammy Sneed Andy Sparks Vincent Sprinkle Kathy Standiford Tim Standiford Julie Waggoner Thelma Wheatley Beth Wynn - , ,H-v . ,..A .p-vuiimtvvlt'lbb'y .unfl-IH. . , 3.. .rf '1 .' 23- l;.' I Lana Boling John Bonanno MRS. MARILYN McKINLEY Tracy Coffman Mary Cook Stacey Danner Gary Davis Sandra Dunn Corrina Floyd Jeff Gray Ronetta Hein Carla Hoke Michael Hurst Monica Hurst Gina Jackson Mitchell Jackson Kim Johnson Paul Knasel Teresa Knight Bettina Leon J eri Martin Joyce Moore Peggy Morris Tanya Ooley Lori Price David Rice Brian Robertson Doug Schleicher David Scott Dale Stephens Teresa Suggs Brent Swallow Stephen Wallace Jody Wheeler Vickie White Cliff Wilson 92 x 'W Fourih Grade T Lonnie Balentine Steven Barnes Mark Blackman MR. DAN DAVIS Troi Canary Troy Cook Carrie Danser Susan Dunn Lorna Floyd Clyde Gray Stacy Gray Perry Hammack Richard Hurst Jeff Jackson Theresa Jackson Joseph Kaelin Kermileta Karnes Paul Knight Yvonne Lee Saundra Lovell Timothy Lynch Sherry Maisttison Steven Marlman Janice Martin Robert Martin Paul McKinley Doug Morris Tina Nance J ulie Rickard Elmer Scott Eric Smith Barbara Sparks Kelly Summer Joey Waggoner Bruce White 93 4 .wwm 1...? ' 94 MRS. 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Tony Beville I Michael Bobo Q ' Steven Bonanno Melissa Crane Jennifer Faske Julie Floyd Chris Gray L Katrina Green, Jay Hall Terry Hammack Keith Knight Sharon Leach J ames Moore r77? 43:22- l.-.' - 1 Bobby Muntz 1 Jeff Nance I Joseph Nolot Paul Pixley, Jr. Jana Rickard Nelinda Roberts Karen Stansberry Tommy Stromire Barbara Suggs Patrick Wells ab. 96 A Second and Firsi Grades 1 W f MISS CINDY MCKINLEY Shannon Alexander Terry Applegate Donene Beckett Qnm Robin Beckett Qn$ Donnie Beville Karen Bishop Qn$ Michael Blankenbaker Misty Bobo Bruce Brandenburg Gary Burns Walter Calfee James Coats Qnm Rusty Cook Mark Danser Qn$ Lori Davidson Qnm Larry White 97 MRS. LINDA LOCKMUND I 1' Donald Beckett ! Melody Day ' . Lulu Faulkenburg I . 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New Albany ; Home of Bobbi Brooks Spor+swear and Every O+her Famous Name in Spor+swear - Always a+ A Lower Price ; HOOSIER LIME AND STONE INC. Crushed S+one Commercial Lime ' Concre+e Blocks - Sand Cemen+ . Ready-Mixed Concre+e Phone 883-2 l 9l Salem. Indiana Congrafula'rions +0 +he S+uden+s of Borden High School SMMJE CGAJBHNET MANUFACGTURHNG QGDOQJINCGO Manufacfurers of Child Craf+ and Child Line Cribs The Grown Up Furni+ure for Children and Television. S+ereo, and Radio Cabine+s Salem. Indiana DON JORDAN. Real+or . V. GUTHRIE AND JORDAN REAL ESTATE Highway 60 Borden. Indiana 965-6058 or 246-9557 Complimen+s of HILLTOP SUPER MARKET Washing+on Coun+y's Newesf and Finesf The S+ore Tha+ Brough+ Lower Grocery Prices +0 Washing+on Coun+y I . Sou+h Main Salem , and and Beck Mill Corydon Road Indiana L -. BAIRD ICE CREAM Always Good! Over 50 Yea rs Service I l0 Nor+h Randolph Clarksville. Indiana ,2 47l 30 Phone 283-3345 L. THORN COMPANY INC. Building Ma+erials Concre+e Produci's Phone 944-6465 - l3 I9 Vincennes St. New Albany. Ind. 47 l 50 Cj47OBEastSpn'ng-- NwAlbay 4i h gmmmmm 4 4 4 ' .1; ., wsf3-V 4-?341wy-C34 $3793 . 4 4 $1 V ?n?- 7;.1- 4 I , . .. HZ Recognized as One of America's Top Ten Name Brand Dealers in Quali+y Home Furnishings CONFIDENCE BRAND NAMES SAT! 8 FACTION . . . On +he Furni+ure Corner Sfafe and Main InDown+own New Albany ' SchmiH's +he Name HAND 8t COMPANY Shoes - Ar+ Gallery FR , c. P. SALES co. 944-6704 Discounf Prices: Class Rings Diamonds - Wafches - Jewelry Housewares 4 Appliances - Luggage Toys - Large Above Ground Pools 4 and Hundreds of O+her Hems Save H3 +0 604x, 42l Sfafe New Albany i : LOY AND FORDYCE ' I INSURANCE AGENCY Two Loca'rions To Serve You Bordenl Indiana Salem. Indiana 965-6707 883-3 I 50 ' A Glamorous New Career Awai+s You THE NEW ALBANY BEAUTY COLLEGE A Na+ionally Accredifed School 322 Vincennes Sf. New Albany. Ind. . Tel. 944-0353 ETTA M. HART. Owner i The Louisville College of Beau'ry CuHure ' 226 W. Walnu+ Louisville. Ky. ! Tel. 587-6493 ETTA M. HART. Owner IRION 3 WOLF JEWELERS 1 i S+yled +0 Sell Priced +0 Sell 1 w r Exquisife DIAMOND RINGS Exclusive Design l r 1 - New Albany. Ind. 4 6 l3l Eas+ Spring 51'. 944-2893 I KRATZ SPORTING GOODS Every+hing for +he Sporfsman Spor+ing and A+hle+ic Equipmen+ BU 2-5400 Clark Boulevard Clarksville. Indiana H4 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 3-8l44 FLOYD COUNTY BANK I702 Spring S+ree+ New Albany' IN 3308 GranHine Road New Albany. IN 115 AAWL; 473A A CALLISTUS SMITH ' INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Agency General Insurance 3426 Paoli Pike Borden. Ind. r New AlbanyI Ind. 965-6387 944-6753 6 UNION FEDERAL SA VIIIIGS 4 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEWALBANY r c A e l L 4 , ;AA A t 5 r 100 EAST SPRING STREET . NEW ALBANY, INDIANA Ln RELIABLE PHARMACY CORD DRUGS. INC. 23 I4 S+a+e Sfreef New Albany. Indiana 2 Phone 944-678I DON G. BARKER. R. Ph., VICTOR C. TROWBRIDGE. R. Ph. Complimen+s of TRl-CITY AUTO SUPPLYI INC. 506 Pearl Sf. Sfores in New AlbanyI Jeffersonville and Sellersburg 116 STARLITE CABINET CO. INC. Borden. Indiana Cusfdm BuiH' Free Es+ima+es EDWARD RAKEI Presidenf 923-8809 BILLY MARTIN'S STORE ' Marfinsburg. Indiana 653-3 IOO and 653-3 I o: GENERAL$ELENRI0 r SELLERSBURG STONE CO. INC. . IN? E. U+ica 5+. Sellersburg. Indiana Complimen+s of GILSTRAP'S DAIRY CASTLE DRIVE-IN Ph. 883-4004 bOI Sou+h Main, Salem. Ind. When You Need +0 Borrow You'll Find H' Cosfs Less and Repaymenfs Easier a+z Pekin Office FARMERS-CITIZENS BANK Pekin. Indiana Member F.D.I.C. Pekin -- Sou+h Salem 4 Campbellsburg CLARK COUNTY AUCTION New and Used Furnii'ure Audion Every Mon. and Thursday Nigh+ 7:00 pm. We Buy or Sell For You Furnifure - An+iques EDWARD L. UNKLE The Full Service Auc+ioneer l03l S. Clark Blvd. 282-7805 MUTUAL TRUS and Deposit Company BANK mam JOE McCARTIN'S GULF SERVICE Corner of 3 I-W and Hwy. 60 Sellersburg, IN 47I 72 Around +he Clock Banking Main Office: Pearl S+ree+ 2743 Charlesfown Road and in Floyds Knobs, IN New Albany. IN 944-8443 118 ZINK'S FURNITURE Frigidaire Appliances. Furni+ure and Carpe+ing Phone Pekin 653-3698 Pekin. Indiana Mar'rinsburg Road McKINLEY ClEA NERS One Hour Cleaning if Desired CARPET CLEANING IN YOUR HOME The New Sieam Way Mefhod Call for Free Es+ima+es I I3 E. Ui'ica 5+. Phone 246-287I Sellersburg. Ind. We Welcome Your Business FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN Member F.D.I.C. Federal Reserve Sys+em Charles+own. Indiana TYPEWRITER TERMINAL INC. 3 l6 Sfafe S+ree+ . . . New Albany . . . 944-7827 ROYAL: Standard and Elec+ric Typewrifers VICTOR: Calcularl'ors and Adding Machines Desks, Chairs, Files. Duplica+ors Free Office Planning and Layoui' Services LAMBERT'S DISTRIBUTORS ! Wholesale Ca ndy - Tobacco , Drug Sundries - Paper Producfs r Full Line Vending Service I42 W. Main 944-520l New Albany. IN v 6 6 6 P c BAIRD MOBILE HOMES Baird Home Furnishings Salem Indiana 1 5 '3 1 66 DAWALT FUNERAL HOME DAN KELLY Salem Indiana : . I6- 3 R VALLEY HARDWARE S 8: T 965-6886 Borden, Indiana Bes+ Wishes from Chic and Don I20 Correc+ Floral Arrangemenfs For Every Occasion E. 7+h and Spring 945-5225 New Albany, IN 47I50 I23 S. Indiana 246-29l0 Sellersburg. IN 47I72 BREWER'S GENERAL STORE Since l93l FINE FOODS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GREENROSE SPORTS CENTER INC. Moforcycles 5 Mo+orcycles THEEerh 5 Ya-mahi 5 Honda Pen+on 5 Husqvarna Sales 5 Service 5 Paris 907 Spring, Jeffersonville 282-8229 i ACE SETS THE PACE Mon. +hru Fri. 8:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Sat 8:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. Sun. l0:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. HARDWARE PAINTS 121 Phone 944-6633 I905 Charles+on Rd. New Albany. IN 47 I 50 J. O. ENDRIS Come in and Le+ Us Explain +he Three C's of Diamond Value 230 Pearl St. New Albany 944-8584 BALES MOTORS CO.. INC. 7+h From Spring +0 Wall ' Jeffersonville. Indiana Chrysler ' Plymou+h ' Imperial ' Dafsun 282-4356 BENNETT'S SHOES. CLOTHING, AND FURNISHINGS SALEM. Salem. Indiana Phone 883-4502 Your Headquar+ers for Formal Wear Jim Benne++ Bob Holler WASH-SCOTT CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Pekin. Indiana Phone 653-3488 122 Remember - Craig Ford Pu+s You Firsf Lower Prices When You Buy - The Besf in Service - Afi'er You Buy R. W. CRAIG E. 4H1 and Market New Albany E. 5H1 and Main. New Albany The Mosf lmporfani' Thing Thai' Goes In+o a Shoe ls +he Foo+ STEIN'S SHOE STORE New Albany. Indiana 7 SALEM POULTRY INC. 7 Salem CARLAS A. HAAS ' FUNERAL HOME INC. l245 Indiana Avenue e New Cars 945-020l Used Cars 944-7797 Since I 867 India na SellersburgI Indiana BORDEN GARAGE AND DANNER'S CAR WASH Borden, Indiana I CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP ' RESTAURANT 282-I379 282-l370 ' 9 : Open ln+ers+a+e $1565 I 24 Hours Jeff. Ind. TOMMY LANCASTER'S RESTAURANT Res+auran+ and Ca+ering Service I629 E. Marke+ 51'. 945-5723 New Albany. Indiana ,, 7 7 1 -I 1 . A 7 V 7 5 7 7 : u ! 7 7 1' ' .. PETERY-HEDDEN b ,' COMPANY ' F 7 Y Typewrifers Adding Machines . ?3 Office Equipmeni' Cash Regisfers ' 7 Founded in I9l4 4l 5 Pearl Sfreef Phone 945-52 I 5 New Albany. Ind. Phone 583-7897 124 MW ! Phone 246-334l 5I6-5l8 So. Indiana or 246-3342 Sellersburg. IN NORGE CLEANING AND LAUNDRY VI LLAGE Gafeway Plaza K-Mar+ Plaza 283-8075 945-7738 Russell S+over Candies WXLK 5 :41I WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE Sellersburg. CH 6-342l Revlon. Co+y. Max Fac+or Cosme+ics BARROW '.' .' OPTICAL AND HEARING AID SERVICE MAICO Hearing Insfrumenfs New AlbanyI Indiana m SHOE 00.. INC. RR. 11 I Salem. Indiana JACOBI'S SAWMILLl INC. Building Supplies Borden. IN 965-6644 W REALTY co. K 5l2 E. Court Ave. Jeffersonville. Ind. 283-060I 294-43 l 0 Henryville, IN .; ' - V'V.16 7ft 332 '6x6'v 3 -67'6' . GUTHRIES BUILDING SUPPLY I26 yeggewonwolle EJIXLJM'CJUCE 544763an 4146'. CASUALTY - FIRE - LIFE - BONDS l25 W. Cour+ Ave., Jeffersonville 282-0434 DENNIS MORTUARY 24 Hour Ambulance Service 20l Soufh Harrison 883-2302 Salem. IN 282-043I GEORGE HINTON WEBERS JEWELRY REAL ESTATE I I7 E. U+ica S'rreef 206 E. U+ica S+ree+ Sellersburg. IN Sellersburg. IN Bulova Wa'rches - Diamond Rings 246-2066 Wa+ch and Ring Repair WOLF GREENTREE ONE HOUR GLASS 8! PAINT CLEANERS CO. INC. Greenhee Mall 308 E. Marke+ S+ree+ S+ore Is Open New Albany. IN 47 I 30 7:00 A.M. Till 8:00 P.M. 944-2264 VALLEY DAIRY BARN MCGLOTHLIN OIL CO. Borden. IN P.O. Box 52 W. Joseph S+ree+ 965-638l Salem, IN Judy Wheeler ARCO PRODUCTS l23 W. Court Ave. 6 A.M.-6 P.M. WAIZ Real Es+a+e and Insurance Jeffersonville, IN 288-649l WAGONER'S RESTAURANT OF BORDEN 965-96l I Plafe Lunches 6 Days a Week . WJW :Hmisfs 4l5 E. Courf Ave. 128 McCLURE DRUG STORE 627 Easfern Blvd. Clarksville. IN VAUGHAN'S SHOE REPAIR l2 l 5 S+a+e S+ree+ New Albany, IN SCOTTY'S BARBER SHOP 4l0 Popp Avenue Sellersburg. IN TALK OF THE TOWN Box l02 Borden, IN BILL THOMPSON MOTORS. INC. SOI S. Main Sfreef Salem, IN WILLIAMS BAKERY K-Marl' Plaza Clarksville. IN CROCKETT BARBER SHOP Box 237 Pekin. IN Jeffersonville, IN BOOSTERS APPLE DRUGS, INC. Salem. IN CAMPBELL'S STORE Pekin. IN 80665 8: JUSTI, INC. Salem, IN FRIENDLY VILLAGE OF INDIAN OAKS Box A Sellersburg, IN NICHOLSON MAYTAG HOME APPLIANCE CENTER 502 S+a+e a+ Elm New Albany, IN E. M. COOTS' SONS FUNERAL HOME l20 W. Maple S+ree+ Jeffersonville, IN BANNER PUBLICATIONS Pekin. IN CAVE RIVER VALLEY Campbellsburg. IN 283-bl l4