Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1974 volume:

Dedication When the 1974 yearbook staff met to decide this years Echoesl dedication, there were several people who came to mind who are deserving of this honor. But 1974 was a unique year for BHS and this is a unique dedication award. The yearbook staff sincerely hopes that this particular dedication may never be duplicated, for it is dedicated to the victims of the April 3rd tornado. Never before has the town of Borden faced such destruction, and while our school building itself was unharmed, BHS was still touched Closely by the tornado. The twister which disrupted our small community destroyed the homes of our principal, Mr. Wynn, our bus driver, Tommy Hurst, and several of our students. Others who lost their homes and businesses included relatives and friends of us all. Even those students whose homes were unharmed will never forget the hours of anxiety as they waited for word about friends in the devastated areas. We are grateful that only one death resulted from this disaster and that the number injured was small when compared to what might have been. As the event shall never be forgotten, neither should the Spirit of the Borden community. BHS became an emergency station manned by the Salvation Army and volunteers from the community. Spring vacation started two days early as students and teachers pitched in to help. After the initial shock, the victims were determined to get back to normal as quickly as possible. A barn was raised, fields were cleared, and houses were started. While our beautiful trees will never be the same in our lifetime, Borden is still llthe valley beautifulll because of the people who live here. For the victims courage in the face of their loss and for the townis peoplels efforts on their behalf, the 1974 yearbook is dedicated. Sue Everage read the dedication to the student body during Honors Day ceremonies. Yearbook Staff Editors Pat Hurst and Sue Everage relax with advisor, Brenda Nicholson. MEMBERS: Alan Zumstein, Mark McKinley, Therese Smith, Paula Rake, Rose Ann Campbell, Denise Smith, Paulette Burns, Debbie Beckett, Vickie Missi, Terri Coffman, Becky Koetter, Jeanette Burns, Pat Hurst, Sue Everage. Table of Contents Opening ............................ 6 Administration .................... 19 Faculty .............................. 23 Seniors .............................. 27 Underclassmen .................... 37 Athletics ............................ 48 Activities ........................... 73 Elementary ......................... 97 Advertising ......................... 1 12 II I I II. .II I 1 .3 . .- l I ..l 3r 1. . .. .: ..L TVA. 7 F HA Brings Back The 19503. ADMINISTRATION Superintendent: HERMAN MILLER Principal: CARL M. WYNN 'l 1 mp .11 $ ! ! 5 ! .44.... . Assistant Principal: A. J. McKINLEY Counselor: CHARLES JACKSON Librarian: LOIS MARSHALL Nurse: MARTHA SCHLEICHER Secretary: SHEILA DANNER Bookkeeper: SUE OOLEY 22 COOKS: Faith Johnson Audrey Nichols Edith Jackson Mabel J ohnson Sheryl Davis Helen Danser Ruth Sparks Not Pictured: Osie Naugle JANITORS: Jackie Cook Nadine Walton Roy Coats Vickie Dotson Not Pictured: Betty McKinley BUS DRIVERS: Hubert Bell Mary Margaret Book Joe Huber Raymond Book Tommy Hurst Paul Nicholson Melvin Klein Rudy Cook Willis Brown Not Pictured: Anna Marie Klein J m HMi Min? mu...- w - 24 PAUL WEBB Government, Economics University of Louisville, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. ALLAN J. McKINLEY English, Spanish Hanover College, BA. Indiana University, M.S. MIKE CARTER Mathematics Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. MELVA L. CARTER Business Indiana State University, BA, M.S. JANIE A. HEAVRIN English East Carolina University, B.S. University of Louisville, M.Ed. CHARLES GRANINGER English Bellarmine College, BA. Indiana University, M.S. v r O n14 w BARBARA CALLAHAN English, World History Indiana University, BS. Indiana State University, MS. DAN CALLAHAN Industrial Arts Indiana State University, 8.8., Ms. THOMAS LOCKMUND Biology, Science Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. PHILIP PITT Music Western Kentucky University, B.M. BETTY HASWELL Home Economics Murray State University, BS. in Home EC. University of Louisville, M.Ed. J UANIC E DUNN Art, Physical Education University of Evansville, B.A. Indiana University, MS. 25 JIM ARNOLD Health, Physical Education Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. ANDREA ARNOLD Social Studies Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. JOE DOUGHERTY Chemistry, Biology Western Kentucky University, B.S., M.A. ROBERT TASH Science, Social Studies Indiana State University, B.S. BRENDA NICHOLSON Math, English Indiana University, B.S., M.S. EUGENE STINSON Mathematics Atlantic Christian College, B.S. t 26 --.. SENIORS . SENIORS SPONSORS: A. J. McKinley and ' OFFICERS: Mark McKinley, President; Paula Rake, Treasurer; Denise Smith, Secretary; Alan Charles Graninger join in the fun of the FHA Zumstein, Vice-President. sponsored 503 Day. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN MIKE BLESSINGER Student Council 12; National Honor Society President 12; National Merit Commended Student; Attended ISU Summer Honors Program 11; SCHS 12 DENISE SMITH ! Class Treasurer 9; Class Secretary 12; F.H.A. 12; National Honor Society 12; Student Council Vice-President 12; Senior Class play 12; Yearbook Staff 12 JODY AKERS Prosser Vocational School Welding 11-12. JOE ALLEN ROGER ALLEN Prosser Vocational School 11-12. DALE BARNETT DEBBIE BARNETT GAA 12. MARY PAT BAUMANN GAA 9, 10, Treasurer 9; Student Council 9; Graduate House of James Beauty College 11-12. . 2, DEBBIE BECKETT Band 9-12; National Honor Society 11-12, Secretary 12; Booster Club 9-12, Secretary 12; Student Council 12; Yearbook Staff 12. BRENDA BIERMAN . 1 Booster Club 9; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Secretary 1 12; F.H.A. 11, 12; Basketball Queen 10. 1 WENDEL BISHOP Presser Vocation School 12. GERALD BLALOCK Track 9, 10, 12; Baseball 9-12; Cross Country 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Class Play 12. JEAN M. BOOK F.H.A. ll, 12, Vice-President 12; Student 1 Council 11, 12; Volleyball 12; Basketball 1 Queen Candidate 12. I BRUCE BROWN 1 Band 9-12; Track Manager 11; YeaIbook Staff 12. 29 1 JEANETTE BURNS Band 9; Booster Club 9-12; Yearbook Staff 12. PAULETTE BURNS Band 9; Booster Club 9-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Play 12. REBECCA CAMPBELL Jeffersonville High School 9-11; Chorus 12. MATTHEW CRANE Presser Vocational School 11, 12. TONY DUNLEVY Cross Country 9; Track 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10. VICKI ETHERTON ! Booster Club 11; Yearbook Staff 11; Prosser V0 cational School 12. shma- JIM EURTON Presser Vocational School 11, 12, Welding; Class Vice President 10. RICHARD EVE Prosser Vocational School 11, 12; Track 12; Baseball 9-12. SUE EVERAGE GAA 9-12, Vice President 12; FHA 9-12, Projects Chairman 11, 12; Booster Club 9912; Volleyball 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Student Council 11, 12; Band 9. CONNIE FASKE Band 9, 10; Student Council 11; National Honor Society, Historian. RICKY GRAF Cross Country 9-12; Track 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Prosser Vocational School 11, 12; Class Play 12. CHARLES HURST Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10. 31 JEFF HURST Prosser Vocational School 12. PATRICIA HURST FHA 9-12; Reporter 12, Parliamentarian 11; Booster Club 10-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Student Council 11, 12. KEVIN J ACKSON Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9, 10; Cross Country Manager 12; Class Vice-President 11; National Honor Society; Class Play 12. TIMMY JACKSON FERRELL JAY JORDAN Track Team 9; Cross Country 9; Class President 9, Baseball 10, 11. STEVE KIRCHGESSNER Mount St. Francis 9-10, Varsity Tennis 10; Basketball 12; Class Play 12. :.v , , 531$:th lwk 4' 2 . 1 ROBERTA KOERBER Track 11, 12; GAA 10-12, Vice President 11, President 12; FHA 10-12, Recreational leader 11, President 12; Student Council 10-12; Volleyball 12; Class Favorite 10; Miss BHS 12. RAYMOND KOETTER Freshman Basketball; Varsity and Junior Varsity Student Manager 10; Senior Play; Presser Vocational School, Building Trades 11-12. BECKY KOETTER Volleyball 12; Booster Club 11-12; Prom Princess 11; Student Council 12; Echo's Court 11-12; Yearbook Staff 12. REGIS KOETTER Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball, Student Manager; Senior Class Play; Yearbook Staff; Class Favorite 12; Prosser Vocational School, Auto Body Mechanics 11-12. PAUL K. MARLMAN Prosser Vocational School 12. MARK MCKINLEY Class President 11-12; Student Council President 12; Varsity Basketball 10-12; VaIsity Baseball 9-12; Band 9-11; Mr. BHS. 33 1 f a ? '1 I 1 1 i 1 i ; VICKIE MISSI Class Secretary 10; Track 11; G.A.A. 9-12; 1 Yearbook Staff 12; Booster Club 9-11; Student ' . Council 10-12; Class Play 12. TRINA MURRAY Girls Chorus 12; Class Play 12; Class Favorite 12. 1 1 1 1 i . l 1 1 CINDY NIEHOFF f Class Treasurer 10; Presser Vocation School 11, l 12, Cosmetology; Student Council 10. ' LANA SUE ORMAN 1 , Prosser Vocation School 11, 12, Cosmetology. ' l l 1 THERESA POTTS 1 Booster Club 9; F.H.A. 10; Prom Committee 1 11; School Newspaper 12. ' PAULA RAKE f Class Favorite 10, 11; National Honor Society . 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Play 12; Student Council 12; F.H.A. 12; Class Treasurer 12. c.- DORIS ROSENBERGER FHA 9-12; Band 9-10; Yearbook Staff 12. DAVID SEARS Basketball 9-10; Track 9-10; Cross Country 9; Class Favorite 9. ' MICKEY SMITH ' a Prosser Vocational School Auto Mechanic 11-12. THERESE MARIE SMITH . 1 Class Officer, Treasurer 11; National Honor Society 11-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Track 11; Volleyball 12; Girls State 11; Senior Play; DAR ; 12. TOMMY SMITH Presser Vocational School 11-12. CALVIN SPRINKLE Prosser Vocational School Machine Shop 11-12. . ,,'....--..1 V REBECCA STAPLES Silver Creek High School 9-11; Booster Club Treasurer 12; Student Council Secretary 12. ROBERT STUMLER Prosser Vocational School 11, 12. .--..-..A ...... -.A V SHARON VICK Booster Club 10; Prosser Vocational School 11, 12. LONNIE WILSON i Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9; Track 12. ALAN ZUMSTEIN Varsity Baseball 9, 11, 12; Varsity Track 11, 3 12; Varsity Cross Country 12; Class President 10, Vice President 12; National Honor Society 12; Class Favorite 11. UNDERCLASSMEN J uniors OFFICERS: Sandy Balentine, Treasurer Rose Mary Book, Secretary Margaret Smith, Vice-President k Karen Balmer, President ' ' Jeff Akers Jerry Arrowood Sandy Balentine . ; Karen Balmer W Sheila Barrett i Marsha Beckett ? Terry Beckett , Alma Beyl Connie Bierly Stephanie Bierly Mark Bierman Stephanie Blackmam Rake Joe Book 1 Rose Mary Book Ronnie Booth Jenny Brocar Beth Brown Jeff Callam Rose Ann Campbell Terri Coffman Walter Crane Kenny Cullins Amy Dean Mike Dunlevy Paul Ehringer Ronnie Eiler Brian Ellenbrand Dennis Engle Barbara Eve Debbie Ferrell John Finn Paula Graf Kathy Grantz Jeanette Ham Mike Harbeson ; Debbie Hardsaw Vivian Hayes Jeff Herzog Marla GiokQ Hurst Steve King Otis Kirtley Robert Koerber 1 Paula Lamb Kathy Lewis Doug Matthews 3 Debbie Money Mark Ooley Vicki Potts Robert Sampson John Schleicher ii Kris Smith . 1 Margaret Smith A ' Philip Stumler ' Cindy Taylor Mike Wells Richard Woods Jerry Wright Barbara Zumstein Sophomores 40 OFFICERS: Brenda Koetter, Reporter Kevin Stumler, Secretary David Jameson, Treasurer Scott Mikel, Vice-President Roger Harbeson, President Dennis Austin Marvin Balmer James Bierly Bill Book Vickie Brandenburg John Bums Theresa Carter Lonnie Chappelle Randy Cissel Randy Coats Ed Cooley Brenda Culljns Anne Dean Andy Ehringer Tim Ellenbrand Carol Faske Earl Fink Keith Foster Letha Glover Paula Glover '3 Becky Graf Barbie Grantz Roger Harbeson Donald Hardsaw Reba Hardy Judy Helbig Mark Herzog Peggy Hoke Steve Howard Jeff Hunt Mary Hurst Richard J ackson Troy Jackson David J ameson Geneva Johnson J 0e J ordan Joe Kelmel Mike Kirchgessner Ronnie Koerber Brenda Koetter Lynn Lamb Laurie Lee Tim Lee Sonia Lewellen Jamie Maisttison Judy Mattingly Rena McKinley Scott Mikel ; Connie Miller Kyna Miller Richard Mills Tony Moore Lisa Murray Teresa Napier Joe Ooley Darlene Owens Kent Pixley Diane Popp Cathy Rice I Karen Rosenburger Debbie Rowan Maria Sanchez Rick Schleicher Debbie Schmidt Linda Sneed Pam Sneed Terri Spaulding Randy Sprinkle Wayne Stephens Aundray StewaIt Kevin Stumler Terry Taylor Donna Thomas Larry Wade Tim Waggoner Myra Sue Wright f Freshmen 42 OFFICERS: Sherry Davis, Vice-President Betty Koerber, Treasurer Tami McClure, Secretary Mark Koetter, President Harold Allen Roy Allen Don Balentine Chuck Ballard Bill Barnett :- Randy Beckett Janet Bierly Bridgett Bierman Sherry Boesing Mary Book Rose Brocar Frank Brown Cathy Cavanaugh Kevin Coats Susan Coffman Denise Conrad Rudy Cook Bruce Cooley Sherry Davis Kathy Dean Sherry Dunn Mike Eiler Allan Engle Dennis Eve Donna Everage Ronnie Eurton Derrick Barrett Mike Fink Walter Finn Jeff Floyd Carla Graf Mike Harned Kevin Haycraft Tony Hedrick Mary Higdon Janet Howard l Wayne Howlett Ronnie Jacobs Theresa Kirchgessner Penny Knasel Betty Koerber Mark Koetter Becky Kruer Bob Lee Alberta Lewellen Connie Martin Melanie Martin Tami McClure Leann McKinley Lonita McKinley Luann McKinley I Dawn Mills Rodney Moore Luann Morris Ronnie Nance Kim Nicholson , Melinda Nicholson Brenda Pickett Mary Popp Ricky Radcliff 1 Tim Rice David Robertson Pete Roth Danny Rowan Carol Schmidt Julie Sears Susan Shidler Donna Stephens Ross Stewart Anita Thomas Amanda Trainor Glen Weir John Wheatley Steve Wright Everett Zumstein OFFICERS: Alan Etherton, Treasurer Diane Rowan, President John Miller, Vice-President w Kent Haycraft, Secretary l Kelly Akers Connie Andres Shirley Balentine Bob Bauman Linda Allen Darita Bierly i l David Blackman Charles Blessinger Joe Book ' ' Rita Booth Tina Booth Becky Brewer Gary Casey Leisa Cavins ,, Pam Cissel Freeman Coats ' : Melita Coats w Robert Campbell Teresa Dehn Kenny Dury Jeff Ehringer Alan Etherton J ohn Eve Mike Farmer a- Caxmel Finn Theresa Grantz Bonnie Graf Jimmy Hall Dudley Hardsaw Kent Haycraft Tommy Higdon Louie Huber Scott Hurst Charlotte J ackson Derek Jackson 1 Billy Kirchgessner Sheila Kljen Randy Koetter Terry Lamb Gayla Marlman John Miller Julie Miller Paula Morris Challes McCutcheon David McKinley I Micah McKinley Ronette Nance Jerry Niehoff Tracey Nicholson Jason Niece Kathy Norris Tami Norris Shawn Ooley Mary Owen Reba Pixley 1 Denise Popp Kelly Popp Mike Popp Jerry Potts Larry Potts Renee Rosenburger Diane Rowan : Maria Sanchez , Cathy Sparks Robin Standiford Liz Staples Darryl Stephens Brenda Smith Nick Smith Regina Tucker Sandra Wade J eff Walton Sandra Weir Danny Wheatly Shelly Wheeler Amanda Wilson Fran Wilson Danny Woods David Woods Ann Young Seventh Grade 9 OFFICERS: Lisa Marlman, Secretary ' Tommy Jordan, Vice-President Roger Parker, President James Jackson, Treasurer Bradley Akers Mattie Allen Mike Andres David Balmer April Barnett Theresa Baumann Pam Boesing Pat Boesing Connie Book Donnie Book Karen Book , Marvin Book Bobby Brocar Nancy Butt Pam Campbell Paul Campbell t Keith Chappelle i Mary Coats Millie Cook Sue Cooley H Kevin Cooper Diane Cox Peggy Dehn 1r Kevin Chappelle Patty Engle Kathleen Eve Mike Everage Joe Faske Bonnie Glover 3 Ray Graf . Mark Ellenbrand t Edward Ham Tommy Halbeson Jennifer Hardy David Harned , Leisa Hedrick Robin Hedrick Eric Herzog Linda Higdon Bobby Hiser Billy Hunter Lori Hurst James Jackson Rhonda Jackson Tommy Jordan Debbie Kaolin David Klein John Knascl John Kocrbcr Ricky Koetter Susan Koetter Joy Lamb Ronnie Lamb Edith La Rose Myron Lewellen Barbara Lynch Lisa Marlman Ricky Marlin Monty McKinley Karen Meunier Greg Mikel Toni Miller Dennis Mills Julie Missi 4 Mark Moore Julie Murray i Deann Nance Bradley Nichoff H Roger Parker Christine Pickurd Matt Pixley Alan Popp Mark Popp Sharon Potts Tracy Potts Debra Purlee Laura Renn Linda Richards Dennis Rickard Robenette Rosenberger Terry Schmidt Michael Scott Geoffrey Shidler Tammy Snced Andy Sparks Vincent Sprinkle Kathy Staniford Julie Waggoner David Whalen Thelma Wheatley Beth Wynn Judy Young ATHLETICS Fall Sports Awards TROPHY WINNERS: STANDINGM Mark Cavins, Mark McKinley, Robert Sampson, Bobby Koerber, David Robertson, 61TTINGM Scott Mikel, Alan Zumstein, Kevin Coats. JACKET WINNERS: 6TANDINGM Gerald Blalock, Rick Graf, Mark McKinley SITTINGM Alan Zumstein, Kevin Jackson. BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player: Gerald Blalock Sportsmanship Award: Kevin Coats Most Assists Award: Rick Graf Rebound Award: Bob Koerber Varsity Free Throw: l CROSS COUNTRY Most Valuable Runner: Rick Graf Mark Cavins All Conference: Mark McKinley Robert Sampson 1 Mark Cavins 1 Mark McKinley Mark Ooley J .V. Free Throw: Scott Mikel Alan Zumstein Freshman Free Throw: David Robertson Most Valuable Freshman: Kevin Coats Eighth Grade Free Throw: Tommy Higdon Most Promising Jr. High: Terry Lamb VOLLEYBALL ALL SPORTS , Senior Red Book Awards: Jean Book Senior Red Book Awards: Gerald Blalock Sue Everage Richard Eve Bert Koerber RiCk Graf Becky Koetter Vickie Missi Theresa Smith Kevin Jackson Steve Kirchgessner Mark McKinley Lonnie Wilson Alan Zumstein 49 Paul Ehringer, Coach 9 Kevin Coats , Bobby Koerber, Alan Zumstein, Mark Ooley, Gerald Blalock Ricky Graf, a VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: John Finn Charles Jackson. e 1 ight it 1118 d Stra Cross Country Team W' Conference T Thir 50 The 1973 edition of the Braves Cross Country Team continued the llWinning Tradition of Borden Cross Country. Bringing home five trophies and compiling a season record of 96 wins and 21 losses, the Braves won the three-year old Lost River Conference Championship for the third straight year! In winning the conference, the Borden runners made the All-Conference Team by finishing as follows: Rick Graf lst, Mark Ooley 2nd, Al Zumstein 3rd, Kevin Coats 6th, Bob Koerber 7th, and Gerald Blalock 9th. Another season highlight was defeating powerful Providence - the first time a Borden team has ever accomplished this. Other teams which fell to the mighty Braves were New Albany, Floyd Central, Corydon, Silver Creek, Clarksville, and Scottsburg. The cross country team featured three seniors: four-year letterman, Rick Graf, three-year letterman, Gerald Blalock, and first-year man, Al Zumstein, who came in and did a fine job. The 1973 Most Valuable Runner was Rick Graf, who finished first for Borden in every meet and set a two mile record at Thomas Jefferson with a 9:57 time. Junior Mark Ooley received the trophy for liMost Miles Runl, with well over 450 miles. Even though the seniors will be missed, the future still looks bright, eSpecially with prospects like Kevin Coats who was named Most Valuable Freshman Runner. Kevin set freshmen records in both the one and a half mile t8:00l and the two and a halfmile t13z59l runs. Next yearls team has the potential to be as good as this yearls team and we wish them success. f ..,. . .$ qude:Wunmdqwiiniw .l' . . . CROSS COUNTRY: KNEELlNGr Mike Popp, Derek Jackson, Tommy Higdon, Mike Farmer, Micha McKinley, Danny Woods, Alan Etherton, Scott Hurst, David Woods STANDINGX Kevin Chappelle, Billy Kirchgessner, Terry Lamb, Kent Haycraft, James Jackson, Greg Mikel, Tracy Potts, Mike Everage, Keith Chappelle, Coach Tom Lockmund. J unior High Teams TRACK: KNEELINGM Shawn Ooley, Mike Popp, David McKinley, Derek Jackson, Tommy Higdon, Mike Farmer, Micha McKinley, Danny Woods, Alan Etherton, David Woods, Scott Hurst, Billy Hunter. STANDINGX Student Manager Jeff Walton, Alan Popp, Terry Lamb, Kent Haycraft, Ray Graf, Andy Sparks, Bobby Brocax, Joe Faske, Dennis Mills, Coach Tom Lockmund. i VARSITY: tSITTINGi: Rose Mary Book, Therese Smith, Bert Koerber, Sue Everage, Becky Koetter, tKNEELINGi: Rose Ann Campbell, Jean Book, Stephanie Blackman, Paula Lamb. tSTANDINGi: Coach Jane Heavrin, Student Manager LuAnn McKinley. tVickie Missi - not picturedJ BHS Adds Volleyball T0 Athletic Program 54 For the flrst time at BHS girls were allowed to participate in interscholastic power volleyball, and BHS is quite proud of this first year effort. Two teams - a varsity and a junior varsity - competed in six meets with both teams earning identical 4-2 winning records. tTo win a volleyball meet a team must win two out of three games. A game is won with a 15 point score and at least a two point differenceJ For many of the girls it was a new learning situation, but they showed much enthusiasm, teamwork, and talent which contributed much to the winning seasons. Even though it will be difficult to replace the six graduating seniors, the team looks forward to next year with hopes of another winning season. VARSITY MEETS 1:1. Borden vs Floyd Central 115-101113-151115-71 3'12. Borden vs North Harrison 115-121 15-11 1:3. Borden vs Salem 115-91 115-31 1:4. Borden vs Henryville 115-51115-111 5. Borden vs Henryville 15-151 18-151 6. Borden vs North Harrison 114-161 115-81110-151 JUNIOR VARSITY MEETS 1. Borden vs Floyd Central 18-151 113-151 1:2. Borden vs North Harrison 116-14114-151 115-101 3. Borden vs Salem 115-71 12-151 12-151 1:4. Borden vs Henryville 115-101115-111 1:5. Borden vs Henryville 19-151 115-61 115-81 116. Borden vs Henryville 116-141 115-41 Sectional: Borden vs Floyd Central 1': indicates meets won 115-101 13-151 19-151 JUNIOR VARSITY: Myra Wright, Kathy Dean, Carol Faske, Brenda Koetter, Donna Stephens, Cathy Rice, LuAnn Morris, Student Manager LuAnn McKinley, Coach J ane Heavrin. 1Amanda Trainor - not pictured.1 .WIIAAU' ZECIIE'J-m -l a VARSITY: KNEELINGy Student Manager Derrick Barrett, Robert Sampson, Gerald Blalock, Ricky Graf, Steve Kirchgessner, Mark Bierman, Student Manager Paul Ehringer. STANDINGX Assistant Coach Mike Carter, Student Managers Wayne Howlett, Mike Harned, Bobby Koerber, John Schleicher, Jerry Wright, Mark McKinley, Mark Cavins, Coach J im Arnold. 1973-74 Braves Braves, Fans Happy Over Winning Season! m :I;-I M' Senior: GERALD BLALOCK Senior: RICKY GRAF Junior: MARK CAVINS Junior: BOBBY KOERBER Junior: ROBERT SAMPSON ,2. 1;. S Senior: STEVE KIRCHGESSNER Senior: MARK MCKINLEY Junior: MARK BIERMAN Junior: JOHN SCHLEICHER Junior: JERRY WRIGHT v'. : Hht..m'3-.Mll:3!.h' - I ?.Avmu. JUNIOR VARSITY: KNEELINGy Ronnie Koerber, Jeff Hunt, Larry Wade, Danny Rowan, Scott Mikel. GTANDINGM Coach Mike Carter, Student Manager Mike HaIned, Mike Kirchgessner, David Jameson, Bill HedIick, Jeff Callam, Student Manager Derrick Barrett. Mark Herzog - not pictureQ FRESHMEN: KNEELINGX Ronnie Eurton, Ronnie Jacobs, Frank Brown, Danny Rowan. STANDINGX Coach Mike Carter, Student Manager Mike Harned, Chuck Ballard, Tim Rice, David Robertson, Tony Hedrick, Pete Roth, Don Balentine, Mark Koetter, Rudy Cook, Student Manager Derrick Barrett. $555 $3. 1 P; 1 x- , ' ' y. EIGHTH GRADE: KNEELINGX Terry Lamb, Tommy Higdon, Mike Farmer, Kent Haycraft, Billy Kirchgessner. STANDINGX Student Managers David Woods, Alan Etherton, Bob Baumann, Mike Popp, Derek Jackson, David McKinley, Student Manager Jeff Walton, Coach Tom Lockmund. SEVENTH GRADE: KNEELINGk John Koerber, Kevin Chappelle, Greg Mikel, Keith Chappelle, Dave Whalen. STANDINGX Student Managers David Woods, Alan Etherton, Mark Ellenbrand, Eric Herzog, Mike Everage, Student Manager Jeff Walton, Coach Tom Lockmund. Mlan Popp - not picturew i t 55 68 t 74 s, 67 i 57 55 53 61 70 50 56 70 59 83 50 J 79 ' 50 61 f 63 65 62 Borden Season Review VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponents New Washington English Lanesville Eastern Tunnelton Marengo South Central Salem West Washington Orleans Henryville Crathersville West Washington Heltonville Milltown Fayetteville Medora Madison Shawe Leavenworth tSectionaD Pekin Eastern 64 67 92 89 77 5 3 51 63 56 66 48 68 63 72 66 98 47 6O 59 83 VARSITY BASKETBALL: For the first time since the 1965-66 basketball season, the Braves finished the regular season in the winning column. They closed the season at 10-9 winning their last three games, including a win over powerful Madison Shawe. Even this winning record might have been better had it not been for the month of November. This first month of the season accounted for almost half of the Braves losses t4 of the 9i. Errors played an important part in these early defeats. In six games in the first half of the season, Borden committed twenty or more errors. However, as the season progressed, the Braves cut their errors in half, reaching a season low of five errors in both the Heltonville and Fayetteville games. Free throw shooting continued to be a headache for most of the Braves. iiGames are won and lost at the free throw line? so the saying goes, and Borden certainly cannot disagree. For the season, Borden scored five more field goals than its opponents, but lost the charity stripe by ninety-six. Nine losses-ninety-six. On the plus side, rebounding was an important edge for the Braves this year. In all but six games tall lossesi, the much smaller Borden squad outrebounded its opponents 778 to 603, thanks to the efforts of Most Valuable Player, Mark Cavins, who pulled down 175. Cavins was ably assisted by Rick Graf with 132 and Mark McKinley with 103. Leading scorer for the Braves was Robert Sampson who had a 14.2 average and led the team in assists. With twenty-six steals, Robert also led the team to an impressive 136-52 advantage over the opposition. The 1973-74 Braves were also blessed with somewhat of a varsity at Borden - bench strength. With a strong bench, Coach Arnold could keep fresh players in the game to employ an effective pressure defense. Bench strength and total team effort pulled the Braves through some very close situations. We can be very proud of this team as they never gave up, but instead, turned some opponent defeats into victories. Looking back at the season we find most of our losses coming at the hands of the more powerful teams in our area. tThree teams were eventual sectional contendersJ The Braves continued to search for that elusive sectional victory. In the Floyd Central Sectional, the first three quarters saw a real battle as Borden frustrated the Pekin Eastern team which expected an easy win. Ahead by only one point at the start of the fourth quarter, the Braves 32 to 15. The Braves just could not buy a basket and the pressure collapsed the dreams of a sectional upset. If it is any consolation, the eventual Sectional Champs, the South Central Rebels, were defeated by the Braves in the regular season. A break here and there and it could have been us. JUNIOR VARSITY: In the five years that Mr. Carter has been Junior Varsity Coach, this years team compiled the best record of 13-5. The boys had a bad start by losing to New Washington, but they came back and won six in a row before bowing to Salem in the Holiday Tourney. They finished the season by winning five of their last six games. The season was a great success for the J.st and Mr. Carter feels that these boys will be a great asset to our Varsity Squad next year. FRESHMEN: The Freshmen started the season with a big win over Austin. After this victory the team started having problems with injuries and some boys sidelined for various other reasons. The boys didnlt give up, however, they continued working hard and eventually won another game against Pekin Eastern. The season wasnlt as successful as Mr. Carter and the team had hoped it would be. Nevertheless, Mr. Carter feels that if these boys work hard and came back with the right attitude they can be a great help to the Junior Varsity team next year. EIGHTH GRADE: Our eighth grade basketball team had another winning season this year. Although this group of boys only won three games as seventh graders, they finished this years season with a record of six wins and live losses. These boys continually improved their game through much hard work and devotion. Mr. Lockmund expects them to make a fine ninth grade team next year. SEVENTH GRADE: Even though the seventh gradels won-lost record 6-81 may not be impressive, Borden can be proud of this team. They never called it quits, but instead, worked diligently and improved throughout the season. With continued work they will be a much improved eighth grade team. Cheering Squads VARSITY: Kyna Miller Stephanie Blackman, Captain Alma Beyl Sherry Davis JUNIOR VARSITY: Mary Higdon, Cathy Cavanaugh, Vivian Hayes, Cheerleader Sponsor, Melva Carter, is presented roses at Honors Day Captain Julie Sears. Ceremonies. EIGHTH GRADE: Diane Rowan Theresa Grantz Liz Staples Ann Young, Captain Shirley Balentine c SEVENTH GRADE: Diane Cox, J ulie Waggoner, Susan Koetter, Captain Judy Young, Linda Higdon. FRESHMEN: Captain May Book, Becky KIuer, Carol Schmidt. Booster Club OFFICERS: Becky Koetter, J acket Committee Theresa Kirchgessner, Jacket Committee Kathy Lewis, Vice-President Beth Wynn, Coat Check Sheila Barrett, President Myra Wright, Coat Check Debbie Becket, Secretary Not Pictured: Becky Staples, Treasurer . HI IEEK Spirit Week Awards Red and Black Award - Seventh Grade Cheer Competition - Eighth Grade V I L Hall Decorations - Sophomores X Chief Spirit - Aundray StewaIt Squaw Spirit - Brenda Koetter ' Spring Sports Awards RICKY GRAF: Most Valuable Boys Track RENA McKINLEY: Most Valuable Girls Track - . KEVIN JACKSON: Baseball Most Valuable Player. .k ' MARK McKINLEY: Baseball Batting Trophy 0383 and Scholastic Athletic Award. Not Pictured: DAVID McKINLEY: Most promising Jr. High Trackman Varsity Boysl Track The 1974 track squad consisted primarily of inexperienced trackmen. The returning lettermen, Rick Graf, Alan Zunstein, Mark Ooley, and Bob Koerber had to provide much of the team scoring. Even though weak in the field events, the track team was strong in the middle and distance runs. Rick Graf excelled in the l mile and half-mile runs and qualified for the sectional in both i runs. Rick established a new half-mile record of 2202.4, beating I t the record he established as a sophomore. For his outstanding and constant performance in totaling 73 points throughout the season, Rick was named Most Valuable Trackmen. Also turning in good performances, Bob Koerber, Mark Ooley, and Al Zunstein qualified for the sectional in the two-mile run. Borden consistently has been able to compete in the track Q events, but the field events have been our downfall. Lacking a ! track field, it is difficult to perfect the skills needed to be successful in the field events. But track season for next year looks i brighter with people like Dan Rowen, and David Jameson ll returning to run dashes, and many freshmen who will help : strengthen the field events. In addition, Bob Koerber, Mark .l Ooley, and Kevin Coats will be valuable distance runners. VARSITY TRACK: Coach Danny Davis, Dennis Eve, Rick Schleicher, Rudy Cook, David Jameson, Kevin Coats, Robert Sampson, ' i Danny Rowen, Rick Graf, Don Balentine, Gerald Blalock, Tim Rich, Alan Zunstein, Mark Koerber, Bob Koerber, Mark Ooley, Kevin l Stumler. . Varsity Girls Track Girls, track works under the same hardship that hinders the boys track team; we have no track field at BHS. It is definite handicap when a team has no real place to practice and must run ?i all meets away from home, losing the psychological edge of having a home crowd to boost them. Despite this, the girls track team is in its second year, had six girls letter by scoring at least two points per meet or a total of ten points. The letter winners were as follows: Senior, Bert Koerber, in the 880, longjump, and shot put; Junior, Debbie Hardsaw, in the shot put and softball throw; Sophomores, Barbie Grantz, in the high jump; Rena McKinley, in the 80 yard hurdles; and Myra Wright in the shot ' i put tMyra also qualified for the Jeffersonville sectionaD; and ; Freshman, Janet Bierly, in the 220. Rena McKinley, with a 27 i point total, was chosen Most Valuable Player for her consistently fine performances. Since Bert was the only senior on the team, l we hope our returning letter winners will lead the track girls to a l successful season next year. GIRLSl TRACK: tKNEELINGl: Linda Sneed, Cathy Cavanaugh, Debbie Hardsaw, Beth Brown, Marsha Beckett, Janet Bierly, Rena l McKinley, Barbie Grantz. tSTANDINGl: Student Manager LuAnn McKinley, Vivian Hayes, Mary Book, Mary Higdon, Myra Wright, ' Paula Lamb, Kathy Lewis, Kathy Grantz, Bert Koerber, Coach Juanice Dunn. ' 'I l'. ',, VARSITY BASKETBALL: 6KNEELINGM Richard Eve, Robert Sampson, Rick Schleicher, Lonnie Wilson, Jeff Callam, Kevin Jackson, Jeff Hunt, Mark Herzog. 4STANDINGy Coach Wes Porter, Mark Cavins, Jeff Herzog, Gerald Blalock, Alan Zumstein, Mark McKinley, Scott Mikel, Assistant Coach A. J. McKinley. Baseball Braves 1973-1974 Schedule BORDEN OPPONENTS 10 .................... Austin ................. 0 5 .................... Milltown ............... O 4 .................... West Washington ......... 5 5 .................... New Washington ......... 4 6 .................... Eastern ................ 8 O .................... Charlestown ............ 6 0 .................... Dubois ................ 6 3 .................... Henryville .............. 0 4 .................... Orleans ................ 3 3 .................... Scottsburg ............... 9 l .................... English ................ 2 5 .................... South Central ........... 4 SECTIONAL 6, : . 8 .................... Henryville .............. 5 Heiquqwzi'f 142'6 2 .................... Silver Creek ............ 9 L. , ' .. The baseball team, under the direction of Coach Wes Porter, again had to contend with the weatherman as well as the opposing teams. The Braves were rained out of six games and finished with a regular season record of 6 wins and 6 losses. The Braves started the season with a 10-0 shutout of Austin as Kevin Jackson pitched a 3-hitter and Mark McKinley led the hitting with a home run and a single. Robert Sampson followed with a one-hit, 5-0 victory over Milltown as Alan Zumstein slammed a home run. Borden suffered three conference losses before downing Henryville 3-0 on a 2-hit pitching performance by Kevin Jackson. Mark McKinley collected 2 doubles and Gerald Blalock and Mark Cavins figured in the scoring with timely singles. The Braves second conference victory came at the expense of Orleans 4-3 as Mark McKinley rapped 3 singles, Kevin Jackson and Rick Schleicher each had 2, and Richard Eve drove in the winning run with a double. Mark McKinley led the Braves in hitting with a .382 average, followed by Kevin Jackson with a .364 and Lonnie Wilson with .361. Robert Sampson picked up 3 pitching victories, Kevin Jackson 2 and Richard Eve one. Borden won its first game of the Jeff Sectional by downing Henryville 8-5. Kevin Jackson started on the mound and was relieved in the third inning by Richard Eve, who gained the pitching victory. The Braves clinched the win with a four run seventh inning, highlighted by Mark McKinleyis two run single. Leading the hitting attack in the game was Jeff Callam with three singles and Mark McKinley with two. The Braves were pitted against Silver Creek in the semi-final round. After playing to a 2-2 standoff in the bottom of the third inning, rain rain delayed the completion of the contest for two days. When play was resumed the Braves were defeated in their bid to reach the sectional final. ACTIVITIES : Echoes Queen Debbie Rowan and Court Cathy Cavanaugh - Rose Mary Book i Becky Koetter 5? m: :l w .. .. Tm :, .J . III e d4: .. . 347:7 Mr. and Miss BHS Mark McKinley and Roberta Koerber Kiltl::ll.li;b 04111. The title of Mr. or Miss BHS is the highest honor bestowed on a senior by the student body and is based on all phases of life at BHS. Recipients of this honor must display the qualities of leadership, loyalty, character, patriotism and school spirit. To say these two students are leaders is an understatement. Together they held four presidencies. Mark led the Senior class and the Student Council, while Bert directed the GAA and FHA. Active in sports, Bert showed her loyalty to BHS by being the only senior on the girls, track team. She also helped the volleyball team to have a winning season in its first year at BHS. Whether in athletics or in the classroom, Mark revealed his fine character as an example to others. He received the Lions Club Sportsmanship Trophy for basketball and was selected by the faculty to receive the Outstanding Senior Award. Much more could be said about Bert and Mark, but it can be summarized by the fact that they were exemplary of the school spirit needed by students to make a high school rise above mediocrity. No matter what the school activity, they were participating to help make it a success. Mark and Bert have truly typified what it means to be Mr. and Miss BHS. S S a 1 C ites Favor lOIS Sen Regis Koetter Trina Murray Brenda Koetter Scott Mikel 78 F avorites F reshmen J unlors Jerry anht Rose Mary Book Danny Rowan Theresa Kirchgessner Crowned 1973-1974 Homecoming Queen 1972-73 Queen, Vickie Potts, escorted by Steve Kirchgessner. This page sponsored by WSIM Five Finalists Participate In Homecoming Pageant Sophomore Brenda Koetter escorted by Jerry Wright and Bob Koerber. Senior J ean Book escorted by Mark McKinley and Rick Graf. Sophomore Debbie Rowan escorted by MaIk Bierman and Robert Sampson. ..,.Ag.4 Pb- , A w A Junior Karen Balmer escorted by Gerald Blalock and Rick Schleicher. Freshman Theresa Kirchgessner escorted by Mark Cavins and John Schleicher. Selection of Homecoming Queen candidates for the 1973-74 pageant was made by members of the Booster Club and the basketball team. Three girls from each class, ninth through twelfth, were chosen. The student body voted for five finalists from these twelve candidates. These finalists were presented at the Homecoming game on December 8. The queen had been chosen by another vote of the student body and was announced during Homecoming ceremonies. We congratulate Theresa Kirchgessner, 1973-74 Homecoming Queen. Flower girl Barbara Lang escorted by crown bearer Robert Wheatley. Student Council OFFICERS: Charles Jackson, Sponsor Mark McKinley, President Paula Rake, Treasurer Denise Smith, Vice-President Not-Pictured: Becky Staples, Secretary The Student Council at Borden High School consists of all officers from every class and organization. Girls Athletic Association OFFICERS: Brenda Bierman, Secretary Bert Koerber, President Sue Everage, Vice-President Not Pictured: Vickie Missi, Treasurer MEMBERS: $ITTINGy Cathy Cavanaugh, Debbie Barnett, Paula Lamb, Brenda Bierman, Bert Koerber, Sue Everage, Pat Hurst, Vivian Hayes. 6TANDINGL Kathy Dean, Mary Higdon, Donna Thomas, Cindy Taylor, Stephanie Bierly, Sponsor Juanice Dunn, Marsha Beckett, Stephanie Rake, Sheila Barrett, Pam Sneed, Myra Wright. OFFICERS: Pam Sneed, Public Relations Myra Wright, Public Relations Bert Koerber, President Jean Book, Vice-President Betty Haswell, Sponsor Paula Rake, Historian Rose Ann Campbell, Secretary Terri Coffman, Projects Chairman Rose Mary Book, Recreation Leader Sue Everage, Projects Chairman Paula Graf, Treasurer Pat Hurst, Reporter MEMBERS: Paula Graf, Barbara Zumstein, Karen Balmer, Debbie Money, Jean Book, Bert Koerber, Denise Smith, Beth Brown, Donna Stephens, Rose Ann Campbell, Terri Coffman, Rose Mary Book, Connie Martin, Melanie Martin, Paula Rake, Sheila Barrett, Vivian Hayes, Penny Knasel, Melinda Nicholson, Alberta Lewellen, Denise Conrad, Debbie Barnett, Doris Rosenberger, Kathy Dean, LeAnn McKinley, Theresa Kirchgessner, Vickie Brandenburg, Kim Nicholson, Carol Faske, Donna Thomas, LuAnn Morris, Brenda Bierman, Peggy Hoke, Mary Book, Carol Schmidt, Becky Kruer, Mary Higdon, Susan Coffman, Lonita McKinley, Carla Graf, Anita Thomas, Sherry Davis, Jenny Brocar, Pat Hurst, Sue Everage, Sherri Dunn, Bridgett Bierman, Julie Sears, Theresa Carter, Betty Haswell, Betty Koerber, Tami McClure. National Honor Society A, . OFFICERS: ' Mark McKinley, Reporter ; Mike Blessinger, President Andrea Amold, Sponsor Theresa Smith, Treasurer Debbie Beckett, Secretary Paula Rake, Vice-President Connie Faske, Historian MEMBERS: Paula Rake, Margaret Smith, Kevin JackSOn, Barbara Zumstein, Terri Coffman, Mark McKinley, Andrea Arnold, Connie Faske, Jerry Wright, Rose Ann Campbell, Rose Mary Book, Mike Blessinger, Debbie Beckett, Alan Zumstein, Denise Smith, Therese Smith. H II' 'VI 1: 1 J HMMII 5 H l. 15 I LN Pride Of Southern Indiana This page sponsored by Washington County Rural Telephone Corp. The llPride of Southern Indianali is the new name chosen for the Borden High School Band. Under the direction of Philip Pitt, the band went on an award winning Spree this year. Starting the year off right, the band won a Superior Rating and Sweepstakes at the State Marching Contest held at Salem. They followed this by winning second place at the Tell City Invitational, second place in the Western Kentucky University Homecoming Parade, first place at the Tobaccoland Marching Contest in Mayfield, Kentucky, and a 11 rating at the State Concert Contest held at Madison. Because of these ratings the band was invited to compete in the Festival of Champions Contest sponsored by Moore High School of Louisville. The Borden band was the only Indiana band invited to participate. Even though busy with all these contests, the band still found time to raise money for additional uniforms, to entertain at ball games, and to give their annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. Thanks to Mr. Pitt and the dedicated band members, the band had another successful year and maintained their number one standing. Band Director Philip Pitt and Senior Jacket Recipient Debbie Beckett. Field Commander Rose Ann Campbell and Assistant Vivian Hayes. OFFICERS: EROND Quarter Masters, Joe Jordan and Jeff Hunt; Secretary, Steve King. BACK R058 Ann Campbell, Band President, W011 the Vice President, Debbie Money; Treasurer, Myra Wright; Student Director, Terri Coffman; Librarian, Best Field Commander Award at the Sheila Barrett. Tobaccoland Marching Contest. MEMBERS: HOP TO BOTTOMM Vickie Brandenburg, Terri Spaulding, Myra Wright, Rose Mary Book, Rose Ann Campbell, Pam Snced, Becky Campbell, Debbie Hardsaw, Vivian Hayes, Lisa Murray, Theresa Carter, Lonnie Chappelle, Jenny Brocar, Trina Murray. Karen Balmer, Sheila Barrett, Marsha Beckett, Andrea Arnold. Linda Sneed, Barbara Zumstein, Beth Brown. Girls Officers of the newly formed chorus are as follows: Barbara Zumstein, President Beth Brown, Secretary Rose Ann Campbell, Reporter Andrea Arnold, Director Sheila Barrett, Treasurer Jenny Brocar, Vice-President DENISE SMITH Salutatorian National Honor Society Cord Outstanding Business Student Social Studies Award DEBBIE BECKETT Band Award National Honor Society PAULA RAKE Crisco Outstanding Home EC. Award National Honor Society Cord MIKE BLESSINGER Valedictorian Senior Stalker Award National Honor Society Cord Hoosier Merit Scholar Math Award Spanish Award PTA Scholarship Readerss Digest Award SUE EVERAGE and PAT HURST Yearbook Awards - Also, Sue received Outstanding Senior FHA. THERESE SMITH ' 7 MARK McKINLEY Ladies Auxiliary Outstanding Senior Award ALAN ZUMSTEIN Scholarship oGiven to only one girl in Clark Countyl National Honor Society Cord National Honor Society Cord National HOUOI Society COId Hoosier Merit Scholar Hoosier Merit Scholar Hoosier Merit Scholar j Scholastic Athletic Award PTA Scholarship DAR Award I Dare You Award English AwaId 1 Dale You Awald MARY HURST TERRI COFFMAN JERRY WRIGHT Beginning Typing Award Hoosier Girlso State HOOSier Boyso State PAM SNEED KIM NICHOLSON JEFF WALTON l Sophomore Stalker Award Freshman Stalker AwaId Eighth Grade Stalker Award Award Recipients Not Pictured: CONNIE FASKE National Honor Society Cord Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Bookkeeping Award I L I. KEVIN J ACKSON - National Honor Society Cord l Hoosier Merit Scholar WALTER CRANE - Junior Stalker Award l l KAREN MENUNIR - Seventh Grade Stalker Award . MARGARET SMITH Shorthand Award MYRA WRIGHT - Outstanding Underclassman FHA DENISE POPP and JEFF WALTON '1 94 American Legion Awards On behalf of the senior class, Paula Rake presents appreciation plaques to senior sponsors A. J . McKinley and Charles Graninger. Bert Koerber presents camations to Betty Haswell, FHA sponsor. Linda Sneed and LuAnn McKinley present roses to track coach J uanice Dunn. Junior Prom Brings Sunshiny PROM ROYALTY: Princess Karen Balmer, Prince Bob Koerber, King Rick Graf, Queen Becky Koetter. ELEMENTARY Elementary Athletics SIXTH GRADE: GROND: Greg Snyder, David Rice, Brian Robertson, Jody Wheeler, Rich Jackson. QACKM David Scott, Doug Schleicher, Gary Davis, Cliff Wilson, Dale Stephens. FIFTH GRADE: KNEELINGM Gary Brown, Craig Martin, Troy Cook, Eric Smith, Dexter Wilson, Lonnie Balentine, Steve Marlman, Joey Waggoner. STANDINGM Clyde Gray, Bruce White. '7 m CHEERLEADERS: Lori Pn'ce, Jeri MaItin, Johnna Nicholson, Vicki White, Peggy Morris, Monica Hurst, Ronetta Hein. Teachcm Aide: MURIEL LEWIS DOROTHY LOVINSI First Grade Teacher NANCY GILMER: Elementary Music Teacher Teachers Aide: JO ELLEN STUMLER Sixth Grade : DANNY L. DAVID Oakland City College, 3.8. Indiana University, MS. M initfln? -.' Tammy Albertson Bill Bierly Lana Boling H ' Sandy Dunn Janet Ehringer Joe Eve Corrina Floyd D Jeff Gray . Michael Hurst Mitch Jackson Teresa Knight Ada Lamb Albert Lothery Joyce Moore I Paul Knasal 'E Johnna Nicholson Tonya Ooley ' Jole Payton w Tom Reynolds - David Scott i Tim Standiford L' Dale Stephens V Guy Stewart 3 Brent Swallow David Travis Stephen Wallace Jody Wheeler Nathan White F. Vicki White Cliff Wilson Sixth Grade BEVERLY WYNN Union College, A.B. Spaulding College, M.S. Marcie Bailey J ohn Bonanno Mary Coats Tracy Coffman Mary Cook Theresa Cotton Stacey Danner Elizabeth Davis Gary Davis J ulia Farmer Sue French Ronetta Hein Carla Hoke Monica Hurst Gina Jackson Kim Johnson Jeri Martin Peggy Morris James Napier Becky Nash Gina Porter Lori Price Derry Rankin I Brian Robertson David Rice Luciano Sanchez Doug Schleicher Greg Snyder Carla Spaulding ! Mary Sue Stanfill ; Teresa Suggs 1 Steve Varble i : '0:!... :. ahW'j-gf V J oseph Kaelin Paul Knight Yvonne Lee Steven Marlman Janice Martin Jane Miller John Morris Lisa Porter J ulie Rickard Eric Smith James Sneed Barbara Sparks Kelly Sumner Dana Travis Joey Waggoner Bruce White Chris Whitehouse Dexter Wilson Lonnie Balentine Sherri Carlton Troy Cook Jimmy Cox Carrie Danser Stacy Gray Janet Hall Regina Ham Richard Hurst Shirley Johnson MARILYN McKINLEY University of Louisville, B.S. Indiana University, MS. Fifth Grade GAYNELL SATTERFIELD IU Southeast, B.S. Mark Bailey Steven Barnes Mark Blackman Troi Canary Junior Casey Wesley Cox Susan Dunn Lorna Floyd Gary Brocar I l Clyde Gary Perry Hammock Becky Hedrick Kevin Hedrick Charles Jackson Charles J ones Kermileta Karnes Saundra Lovell Timothy Lunch Sherry Majsttison Craig Martin Paul McKinley E Douglas Morris Tina Nance Marcy Nicholson Monna Rankin l ; Elmer Scott ' Patricia Sneed Garry Nale I Michael Rice Christina Schleicher Gueanita Scott Eddie Sears John Seelye Michele Smith Pamela Smith J ackie Stanifield Pamela Suggs Allan Swallow Dana Thomas J ohn Trainor Sherry Weir Kathy White 104 Kimberly Mercer Rodney Morris Lonnie Nicholson : .- Michael Ooley Renda Reynolds Julie Ballard Wyatt Blankenbaker Timothy Johnson Thomas Jones Robert La Rose Lisa Markland Chris Marlman Travis Martin Gary McKinley Mac McKinley LENA BROWN Central Normal College, B.S. Fourth Grade . m w ;u 09 qunuvu I ftd'v'uuuuumj' Ail 'llcvltU , a 'n'jfjuuvnqw ,, '11u ' PAT EATON Indiana University Southeast, B.S. Liz Akers Rose Allen Mike Barstow Billy Beville Kent Bishop Todd Boling Chris Bonanno Brenda Bower Mellissa Brewer Donald Butt Alan Carter Vincent Coats Cecil Cook Helen Cullins Jennifer Davidson Elizabeth Ehringer Edward Eiler Gene Ferguson ' Paula French RichaId Graf Kevin Haste Charles Hedrick Rhonda Hedrick Robin Hunter Larry Hurst Pamela Hutton James Jacobs Steven Johnson Karl Kaelin - Sherri Lang 5 Pamela Lovell - L2 106 Steven Bonanno James Coats Mark Danser Lori Davidson Tammy Deen Ricky Eve Julie Floyd Jay Hall Terry Hammack Aubrey Hedrick Jeff Hedrick Keith Knight Sharon Leach Tim Lothery Troy Mikel James Moore Jeff Nance Janie Nash J 0e Nolot Paul Pixley Nelinda Roberts Maria Sanchez Trent Sneed Karen Stansberry Tommy Stromire Barbara Suggs Pat Wells Pam White Third Grade JEAN SMITH I.U. Southeast, B.S. Yvette Baize J immy Beam Donene Beckett Robin Beckett Karen Bishop JOANN WRIGHT Hanover College, 8.5. Indiana University, M.S. Michael Blankenbaker Lisa Davis Michael Hurst Stephen Jordon Shannon Markland Lisa Nale CaIry Ooley ; Rose Owens Kirma Schleicher Debbie Taylor Cheryl Wallace Ra Anna Wright Meg Wynn Matt Barnett Qnm Tony Beville Qn$ Michael Bobo Qn$ Dwight Cook 011M I Missy Crane an Jennifer Faske Qnm Chris Gray Qnm Katrina Green Gum Bobby Muntz Qnm Jana Rickard Qnm 108 Steve Allen Terry Applegate Donald Beckett Mis Gary Bums Walter Calfee Rusty Cook Melody Day Michael Deen Loretta Faulkenburg Anthony Fergison Brian K. Fergison Theresa Floyd Beth Hall Lynnette Harmon Brian S. Hedrick Sheryl Hill Brian Hurst James Lamb Tony Lanham Melissa Maisttison Charlene Niece Kevin Potts Connie Sneed Tracy Stanfield Janetta Stewart Malinda Troxel Larry White Donnie Beville ty Bobo Second Grade OPAL M. BAKER Hanover College Life License . First Grade LINDA LOCKMUND Indiana University, BS. Indiana State University, BS. 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