Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1975 volume:

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There is no doubt in the hearts of the class of '75 as we dedicate the 1975 yearbook to our former class- mate. but our FOREVER friend - Willa Beth Brown. At Honors Day the Senior Class lBelowl stands in tribute to Beth as RoseAnn Camp- ; bell iAbovel presents roses and a yearbook charm. w Apprec1at10n ALI j The Seniors of 1975 would like to : express their appreciation to the fol- lowing: Wop Lem: Beth Brown presents a silver tray to the greatest sponsors ever, Dan and Barbara Callahan. hBelow Lefoz Retiring after twenty-seven years we say thanks to our bus driver, Hubert Bell. welom: Also retiring are Mabel Johnson and Osie Naugle who cooked for us for many years. Yearbook Staff GIRST ROWh Editors Terri Coffman and Rose Ann Campbell, Junior Assistants Cathy Rice and Brenda Koetter, Margaret Smith. SECOND ROWf Steve King, Marsha Beckett, Sheila Barrett, Beth Brown, Stephanie Bierly, Advisor Brenda Nicholson. GHIRD Rowy Debbie Money, Jenny Brocar, Kathy Lewis, Paula Lamb. Sandy Balentine, Vickie Potts, Vivian Hayes. Jerry Wright. The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. ' ' Wm. James W, . v ., .1. Table of Contents Opening .................... 6 Administration .............. 13 Faculty ..................... 17 Seniors .................... 22 Underclassmen ............. 33 Athletics ................... 44 Activities ................... 69 Elementary ................. 92 Advertising ................ 108 Senior Memories Commencement is an end, but also. a beginning. It is an end to our high school days, and a beginning of our adulthood. We must take our place in society and strive to achieve our goals - to make our dreams become realities. In the words of Plato, The beginning is the most important part of the work. Yes, commence- ment is the most important beginning. Eugenio Padilla , an exchange student from Monterrey, Mexico came to spend the year studying at BHS. Eugenio, who lived with our Spanish teacher, A. J. McKinley, understood very little English when he first arrived. Eugenio made friends quickly, however. and we became English teachers. Eugenio learned from us and we learned from him. In the course of the year, we all profited from the experience of sharing cus- toms and ideas. This page sponsored by LOSSON'S FLOWER SHOP ADMINISTRATION Superintendent: HERMAN MILLER Principal: CARL WYNN 80 n , , X V :2, ' 4ST : x X Xxx , '- Assistant Principal: A. J. McKINLEY Counselor: CHARLES JACKSON l4 Librarian: LOIS MARSHALL Bookkeeper: SUE OOLEY aw - iIr -.' 'i-r h u Secretary: SHEILA DANNER Nurse: MARTHA SCHLEICHER . ' . 0...-.gym JANITORS: Wilma Jackson Betty McKinley Jackie Cook Vickie Dotson Roy Coats www.wn COOKS: Osie Naugle Sheryl Davis Audrey Nichols Mabel Johnson Faith Johnson Edith Jackson I BUS DRIVERS: Tommy Hurst Mary Margaret Book Joe Huber Melvin Klein Willis Brown Rudy Cook Hubert Bell Anna Marie Klein Paul Nicholson Raymond Book Tony Huddleston Egg; .. ALLAN J . McKINLEY English. Spanish Hanover College, B.A. Indiana University . M . S . EUGENE STINSON Mathematics Atlantic Christian College, B.S. DAN CALLAHAN Industrial Arts Indiana State University. B.S. , M.S. BARBARA CALLAHAN English, Geography Indiana University , B . S . Indiana State University, M.S. BETTY HASWELL Home Economics Murray State University, B. S . University of Louisville. M.Ed. BRENDA NICHOLSON Math, English Indiana University, B.S. , M.S. PAUL WEBB Government, History University of Louisville, B.S. Indiana Univqrsity, M.S.. Ph.D. ANDREA ARNOLD Social Studies Indiana State University, B.S. , M.S. CHARLES GRANINGER English Bellarmine College , B . A . Indiana University , M . S . JANIE A. HEAVRIN English East Carolina University, B . S. University of Louisville, M.Ed. THOMAS LOCKMUND Biology, Science Indiana State University, B.S. , M.S. JOE DOUGHERTY Chemistry, Biology Western Kentucky University, B.S. , M. A. University of Sussex, D.Sc. Indiana State University. B.S. , M.S. MELVA CARTER Business MIKE CARTER Mathematics Indiana State University, B.A. , M.S. PHILIP PITT Music Western Kentutky University, B.M. JUANICE DUNN Art, Health, Physical Education University of Evansville , B.A. Indiana University , M . S . ROBERT TASH Science, Social Studies Indiana University Southeast, B.S. MATT THOMAS Social Studies University of Evansville, B.A. 2O WESLEY PORTER Health, Physical Education Greenville College , B . S . Indiana University , M . S . NANCY GILMER Music Morehead State University, A.B. SENIORS OFFICERS: Marsha Beckett, Secretary; Beth Brown, Treasurer; Sheila Barrett, Vice- SPONSORS' Barbara and Dan Callahan President; Karen Balmer, President -f p- TERRI COFFMAN VALEDICTORIAN Girls' State Delegate; Band 9 - 12, Vice- President 12; FHA 9 - 12; Student Council 10 - 12, Treasurer 12; Yearbook Editor; National Honor Society. Treasurer 12; Booster Club 12. MARGARET SMITH SALUTATORIAN Band 9 - 10; Girls Track 10; National Honor Society 11 - 12; Student Council 10 - 12; Booster Club 9 - 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Ech- oes Queen Court 10. 22 JEFFREY AKERS Prosser Vocational Center Building Trades 11 - 12. JERRY ARROWOOD SANDY BALENTINE FHA 10; Booster 10 - 12; Class Officer 11; Student Council 11 - 12; Yearbook Staff 12. KAREN BALMER FHA 10 - 11; Choir 11; Student Council 10 - 12; Class President 10 - 12; Basketball Queen Candidate 11; Prom Princess 11; Class Favorite 9; Yearbook Staff 12. SHEILA BARRETT Booster Club 9 - 12, President-lo - 12; Band 9 - 12; Librarian 11, Treasurer 12; FHA 9 - 12, Assistant Vice-President 12; Student Council 10 - 12; Choir 11, Treasurer; Year- book Staff 12; Girls Track 10. MARSHA BECKETT Band 9 - 12, Secretary 12; Booster Club 9 - 12, Secretary 12; Girls Track 10 - 12; GAA 9 - 10; Girls Choir 11; Student Council 12; Yearbook Staff 12. TERRY BECKETT ALMA BEYL Student Council 9 - 12; Varsity Cheerleader 9, 11; GAA 10; FHA 10; Basketball Queen Candidate 10; Yearbook Staff 12. CONNIE BIERLY STEPHANIE BIERLY GAA 10, 11; Track 10; Yearbook Staff 12. MARK BIERMAN Cross Country 9; Basketball 11 - 12; Prosser Vocation School 11 - 12. JOE BOOK Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12; Building Traits. '1. 24 ROSE MARY BOOK FHA 9 - 12; Student Council 10 - 11; Class Officer 11; National Honor Society 11 - 12; Girls Volleyball 11 - 12, Captain 12; Booster Club 12; DAR Award 12; Homecom- ing Queen 12; Miss BHS. RONNIE BOOTH Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12; Student Council 9; Basketball 9. VIRGINIA BROCAR Choir 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Student Coun- cil 11; Class Favorite 12; Silver Creek High School 9 - 10. BETH BROWN Band 9 - 12; FHA 9 - 12; Cheerleader 9 - 10; Student Council 9 - 12; Class Officer 9, 12; Track 10, 11; Yearbook Staff 12. JEFFERY D. CALLAM Basketball 9 - 12; Baseball 9 - 12; Cross- Country 12; Track 12; Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12; Building Trades. ROSE ANN CAMPBELL Band 9 - 12, President 11, Drum Major 11 - ,. ' 12; FHA 9 - 12, President 10; Student Coun- I oil 10 - 12, President 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12, Vice President 12; Volley- ball 11 - 12; Yearbook Staff 11 - 12, Editor 12; Booster Club 12. WW9WM. W5 ,-m -. -4.- . A ...-W.. 26 MARK A. CAVINS Basketball 9, 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Track 12; Prosser Voca- tional Center 11 - 12. MARY LOGAN COOK Glasgow High School 9 - 11; Booster Club 9 - 11; J.V. Cheerleader 10; FHA 9 - 11; Art Club 11. WALTER S . CRANE Varsity Track 9, 10; Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12. KENNETH CULLINS AMY DEANE Girls' Chorus 11; Library Aide 12; Prosser: Commercial Foods 11; Health Occupations 12. PAUL EHRINGER Cross Country 11 - 12; Track 9, 10, 12; Bas- ketball Manager 9 - 12. 9 g RONNIE EILER Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12. BRIAN ELLENBRAND Prosser Machine Shop 11 - 12. b O Q DENNIS ENGLE 3 Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12. BARBARA EVE Presser Vocational School 11. O 1 +1 DEBORAH L. FERRELL JOHN FINN Track 9, 10, 12; Cross Country 9 - 12; National Honor Society 12; Vice President of Jogging Club. -mmmbm m: -$-a::--:-. A .V A .1 .W... --.. vv-r. 22-h..- ,1 .1;--mh-.. .............v.w..-..- -wwm. 28 PAULA GRAF FHA 9 - 12, Treasurer 11, Secretary-Trea- sure: 12; Student Council 11 - 12; National Honor Society 12; St. Joe CYO 9 - 12, Vice-President 12. TUDDY GRANTZ School Newspaper, Editor 12; Girls Track 11 - 12; GAA 9 - 10; Echoes Queen Court 9. JEANETTE HAM MICHAEL HARBESON Baseball 9 - 10; Basketball 9 - 10; Charles Allen Prosser Vocational 11 - 12. DEBBIE HARDSAW Girls Choir 11; Girls Track 11; FHA 10, 11; Charles Allen Prosser Vocational 12 . VIVIAN HAYES Band 9 - 12, Drum Major 11 - 12; Booster Club 9 - 12, Vice President 12; FHA 9 - 12, Historian 10 , Vice President 12; Cheer- leader 11; Varsity Volleyball 12; Girls Track 10 - 11; Student Council 10 - 12, Secretary 12; Girls Chorus 11; Yearbook Staff 12. BILL HEDRICK ? Baseball 9; Basketball 11; Charles Allen i Prosser 11. JEFFREY HERZOG , Baseball 11 - 12; Basketball 12; Track 12. b b 1 I I ? I STEVEN E. KING 5 Band 9 - 12. Secretary 11; Student Council i 11 - 12, Vice President 12; Band President : 12; Basketball Manager 10; Senior Class F Play: Yearbook Staff 12. ALLAN KIRTLEY 9 i , DONNIE KLEIN ; Basketball 9 - 10; Yearbook Staff 12; ' Charles Allen Prosser 11 - 12. $ ROBERT KOERBER Basketball 9 - 12; Cross Country 9 - 12:1 Track 9 - 12;'Yearbook Staff 12; Mr. BHS 12. WWW- w-w-ym .vaw-w 9.- .. am... .. W swm-p-- - .vwmm9m-mv-v 30 PAULA LAMB Girls Track 10 - 12; Volleyball 11; GAA 10; FHA 9; Newspaper 12; Yearbook Staff 12. KATHY LEWIS J .V. Cheerleader 9; Varsity Cheerleader 10; Track 11; Volleyball 12; Band 9, 10; Year- book Staff 12; Booster Club 9 - 12. DOUG MATTHEWS DEBORAH MONEY Band 9 - 12; FHA 10 - 12; Student Council 9, 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Booster Club 11; Class Officer 9. MARK OOLEY Cross Country 9 - 12; Track 9 - 12; Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12. VICKIE POTTS Booster Club 9 - 12; FHA 10; GAA 9, 10; Yearbook Staff 12. STEPHANIE RAKE Track 10; Cheerleader 9 - 11; Band 9 - 11; GAA 9 - 11; Booster Club 9 - 11; Yearbook 12. JEFF ROWAN Prosser 10 - 11. ROBERT SAMPSON Basketball 9 - 12; Baseball 9 - 12; Track 10 - 11; Class Play. JOHN SCHLEICHER Basketball 9 - 12; Track 10 - 11; Baseball 10 - 11; Band 9 - 12; Senior Play 12. KRIS SMITH Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Cross Country 9; Band 9, 10; Prosser Vocational School 11. 12. PHILIP STUMLER Basketball 12; Prosser 12. .A x.- .1 V ,2 CINDY THOMPSON Girls Track 10 - 11; GAA 9. MICHAEL D. WELLS .4..-.uX-.z; RICHARD L. WOODS JERRY WRIGHT Basketball 9 - 12; Track 9. 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Hoosier Boys' State Delegate. mm M, Wu HMM-w ..... - ,-.2 ., BARBARA ZUMSTEIN FHA 9 - 11; Girls' Choir President 11; National Honor Society 11, 12, President 12; Student Council 9, 11, 12; Girls' Track 10. - vow m3: g .0: r.-- - -'W' 99...;Wx-c-s-n: N E M S S A L C R E D N U Juniors 7 j OFFICERS: ; Jeff Hunt, Vice President V Debbie Rowan, Treasurer Barbie Grantz , Secretary Brenda Koetter. President Dennis Austin F Marvin Balmer : James Bierly Bill Book Vicki Brandenburg Theresa Carter Lonnie Chappelle Randy Cissell Randy Coats Edward Cooley Brenda Cullins Anne Dean Andy Ehringer Tim Ellenbrand Carol Paske Earl Fink Walter Finn Keith Foster Letha Glover Paula Glover Becky Graf Barbie Grantz Sonny Hall 34 .K' Roger Harbeson Donald Hardsaw Judy Helbig Mark Herzog Steve Howard Jeff Hunt Mary Hurst Troy Jackson David Jameson Joe Jordan Joe Kelmel Mike Kirchgessner Ronnie Koerber Brenda Koetter Lynn Lamb Laurie Lee Tim Lee Sonia Lewellen Leslie Lockhart Rena McKinley James Maisttison Judy Mattingly Scott Mikel Kyna Miller ; Joe Ooley Darlene Owens Kent Pixley Diane Popp Cathy Rice Karen Rosenberger Debbie Rowan Maria Sanchez Rick Schleicher Debbie Schmidt Dale Schroder Linda Sneed Pamela Sneed Theresa Spaulding Randy Sprinkle J Wayne Stephens l Aundray Stewart ,5! ' Kevin Stumler Terry Taylor 4 Donna Thomas Larry Wade Tim Waggoner Geneva Wilkins Myra Wright Sophomores OFFICERS: Anita Thomas, Treasurer Mary Book, Vice-President Penny Knasel, Secretary Wot Picture$ Chico Cano, President Harold Allen Roy Allen Donnie Balemine Chuck Ballard William Barnett Derick Barrett Randall Beckett Janet Bierly Bridgett Bierman Sharon Boesing Mary Book Rose Brocar Frank Brown ! Cathy Cavanaugh .2 Kevin Coats Susan Coffman Denise Conrad Rudy Cook Bruce Cooley Sherry Davis Sherrie Dunn Michael Eiler Allan Engle 36 x. Ronnie Eurton Dennis Eve Donna Everage Michael Fink Jeff Floyd Carla Graf Michael Harned Kevin Haycraft Sharon Hester Mary Higdon Janet Howard Wayne Howlett Ronnie Jacobs Theresa Kirchgessner Penny Knasel Betty Koerber 1 Rebecca Kruer E Mark Koetter Robert Lee Alberta Lewellen Connie Martin Melanie Martin Tami McClure LeAnn McKinley Lonita McKinley LuAnn McKinley Dawn Mills Anthony Moore Rodney Moore LuAnn Morris Ronnie Nance Kimberly Nicholson Melinda Nicholson Ricky Radcliff Tim Rice David Robertson Pete Roth Daniel Rowan Carol Schmidt ; Julie Sears Susan Shidler . : Donna Stephans 7 Anita Thomas Amanda Trainor Glen Weir John Wheatly Steve Wright Everett Zumstein 38 OFFICERS: Ronnette Nance , President Kelly Popp, Vice-President Gayla Marlman, Secretary- Treasurer Freshmen Linda Allen Kelly Akers Bob Baumann James Bain Shirley Balemine Jon Bangs Darita Bierly David Blackman Charles Blessinger Joseph Book Rita Booth Tina Booth Becky Brewer Ronnie Brewer Robert Campbell Gary Casey Leisa Cavins Pam Cissell Freeman Coats Sherry Crawley Tim Daugherty Kenny Drury Letitia Embry Alan Etherton Michael Farmer Carmel Finn Theresa Grantz Bonnie Gray Dudley Hardsaw Kent Haycraft Tom Higdon Scott Hurst Charlotte Jackson Derek Jackson Billy Kirchgessner Terry Lamb Gayla Marlman Julie Miller ; David McKinley Micah McKinley Ronnette Nance Tracey Nicholson Jerry Niehoff Shawn Ooley Mary Owen 1' Kelly Popp Perry Porter Jerry Potts Diane Rowan Maria Sanchez Donald Short Cathy Sparks Nicky Smith Robin Standiford Darryl Stphens Regina Tucker j ' Sandra Wade 4 Jeffrey Walton ' Sandra Weir i Debby Wells Ix Shelly Wheeler Amanda Wilson Fran Wilson . Danny Wheatley : Danny Woods David Woods Eighth Grade OFFICERS: ! Deann Nance, Treasurer Teresa Baumann, Vice-President Judy Young, Secretary John Koerber, President Bradley Akers Mattie Allen Michael Anders David Balmer April Barnett Thersa Baumann Pamela Boesing Patricia Boesing Connie Book Donnie Book Karen Book Marvin Book David Brandenburg Robert Brocar , Corina Bryant 2 Nancy Butt Pam Campbell Paul Campbell Keith Chapelle Kevin Chapelle Melita Coats Millie Cook Sue Cooley Kevin Cooper Diane Cox Aaron Crane Doug Cummins Peggy Dehn David Durham Jeff Ehringer Mark Ellenbrand Patty Engle John Eve Kathleen Eve Mike Everage Joe Faske Bonnie Glover Raymond Graf Edward Ham Tommy Harbeson j David Harned 40 Eddie Hatcher Lisa Hedrick Robin Hedrick Eric Herzog Donna Hester Linda Higdon Bobby Hiser Julie Hunt Billy Hunter Lori Hurst James Jackson Tommy Jorden Debbie Kaelin ! David Klein John Knasel . John Koerber Richard Koetter Susan Koetter Joy Lamb Edith La Rose Barbara Lynch Lisa Marlamn Rick Martin Monty McKinley Karen Meunier ' Gregory Mikel ' Toni Miller Dennis Mills Julia Murray Deann Nance Brad Neihoff Kathy Norris Roger Parker Christine Pickard Matt Pixley Reba Pixley Alan Popp Mark Popp Larry Potts Tracy Potts Debra Purlee Laura Renn Dennis Rickard Mark Ricketts Robinette Rosenburger Terry Schmidt Geoffery Shidler Tammy Sneed Andy Sparks ., 9.1 Vincent Sprinkle . Kathy Standiford Julie Waggoner Dave Whalen Thelma Wheatley 2 3; Beth Wynn Judith Young J 2' 2. . 'v. k' lma;Jd4A-Luk-DJJ.f:Z i OFFICERS: i . Donna Koerber, Vice-President Cheryl Popp, President Ronetta Hein, Secretary David Rice, Treasurer Tammy Albertson Marcie Bailey Kathy Balentine Ronnie Banet William Bierly W Lana Boling I John Bonanno , Barbara Book i Tracy Coffman Mary Cook Theresa Cotton 4 Stacey Danner ; Gary Davis 3, . l Pam Denham Sandy Dunn Janet Ehringer Marcia Burton Joe Eve Julia Farmer Matt Faske Martha Finr'l Corrina Floyd Sue French , Jeff Gray I , Ronetta Hein 9 Carla Hoke Mike Hurst Monica Hurst Gina Jackson Mitch Jackson Rhonda Jackson Kimberly Johnson Tim Kirchgessner Steve Klein 42 Hi, Paul Knasel Teresa Knight Donna Koerber Bruce Koetter Julia Kruer Ada Kamb f Ronald Lamb Myron Lewellen Albert Lothery Jeri Martin Kenneth Meunier w Mark Miller Myra Missi Joyce Moore $ Mark Moore . Peggy Morris Becky Nash Johnna Nicholson Suzanne Nieoff Tonya Ooley Jole Payton Cheryl Popp Darlene Popp Kathleen Popp Kerry Popp Gena Porter '2 Sharon Potts Lori Price , Derry Rankin Tom Reynolds John Rice Linda Richards Brian Robertson Brenda Rosenberger Linda Rosenberger . ..1.;, A A A Lisa Roth Ricardo Sanchez Doug Schleicher David Scott Michael Scott Eileen Smith Greg Snyder Carla Spaulding Timmy Standiford Mary Stanfill Dale Stephens Guy Stewart Teresa Suggs Brent Swallow David Travis Stephen Wallace Jody Wheeler Nathan White Nicki White 3 Cliff Wilson Mildred Zumstein - .3 wrwhh gsggr M... ... . .r ATHLETICS Fall Sports Awards CROSS COUNTRY: SITTINGM Mark Cavins, All Confer- ence; Mark Ooley. Most Valuable Runner and All Confer- BASKETBALL: Mark Bierman, Most Assists; Danny Rowan, Var- ence; Jeff Callam, Mileage Award. STANDING: Bob Koer- 5in Free ThIow WWW; Mark Cavins. Most Valuable Player and d her. All Conference; Kevin Coats, All Conference; David Most Rebounds; Jerry Wright, Sportsmanship; Bob Koerber, Best McKinley, Most Valuable Freshman and All Conference. Defensive Player. -.'. y m Mu .k4:-,; ' BASKETBALL: Mike Farmer, Freshman LETTER JACKET WINNERS: Bob Koerber, Robert Sampson. John Schleicher, Paul .92; Free Throw 67.9070; David Robertson, Ehringer, Mark Ooley, Mark Cavins, Jeff Callam. Athletic Director Mike Carter. 5, J.V. Free Throw $2.770. WOT PICTUREDy James Jackson, Eighth-Grade Free Throw Award. This page sponsored by BORDEN LIONS CLUB 45 Varsity Cross Country tSITTINGM Terry Lamb, Shawn Ooley, Don Balentine, Paul EhIinger, David McKinley. tSTANDINGy Coach Charles Jackson, Jeff Callam, Bo . T f 75:41 1.3.:5 CROSS COUNTRY: Five championship trophies, including two conference championships, highlighted another success- ful year for Borden Cross Country. For the fourth consecutive year the Cross Country Braves won the Lost River Conference Championship. To accomplish this feat. the team defeated previously unbeaten Dubois, who had beaten the Braves earlier in the season by 20 points. Jeff Callam's 16th place finish broke a tie score to win the meet for the Braves. In addition to winning the L.R.A.C. , the Braves also captured the conference title of the newly- formed Southern Athletic Conference. The over-all season mark of 50 wins and 9 losses included the following finishes: North Harrison Invitational, 3rd of 18 teams; Clarksville Invitational, 1st of 9 teams; Borden Invi- tational. lst of 4 teams; Paoli Invitational, 2nd of 12 teams; New Washington Invitational, 2nd of 7 teams; Providence Invitational, 3rd of 8 teams; Thomas Jefferson Invitational, bby Koerber, John Finn, Mark Cavins. Mark Ooley, Kevin Coats. Senior and Sophomore Champs. Borden's Most Valuable Runner, Senior Mark Ooley set a new Lost River Conference course record of 13:16 on his way to becoming the L.R.A.C. Most Valuable Runner. Mark was also chosen MVR in the Paoli Invitational and was All Con- ference in both the LRAC and the SAC. Senior Jeff Callam, who won the award for Most Miles Run 0500 plusL was the Conference's most valuable sixth place runner. Other runners who made All Conference include: Senior Bob Koerber, LRAC and SAC; Senior Mark Cavins. SAC; Sophomore Kevin Coats, LRAC and SAC; and Freshman David McKinley. SAC. Completing the squad and dedicating themselves to extending Borden's Cross Country tradition were the follow- ing: Seniors John Finn and Paul Ehringer, Sophomores Don Balentine and Ronnie Jacobs, Freshmen Terry Lamb and Shawn Ooley . This page sponsored by HATTABAUGH 8: BROWN GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 338$ ; . , tym- .m- 48 1974-75 Power Volleyball VARSITY MEETS BHS vs Clarksville 15-13; 2-15; 15-3 BHS vs Providence 4-15; 8-15 BHS vs Silver Creek 10-15; 5-15 BHS vs Lanesville 15-6; 15-10 BHS vs New Washington 15-9; 11-15; 15-2 BHS vs Floyd Central 13-15; 4-15 BHS vs Henryville 15-8; 1-15; 8-15 BHS vs North Harrison 0-15; 15-8; 13-15 BHS vs Salem 4-15; 9-15 BHS vs Lanesville 9-15; 16-14; 15-11 BHS vs North Harrison 15-8; 9-15; 8-15 BHS vs Henryville 3-15; 4-15 BHS vs Clarksville 15-7; 12-15; 15-13 BHS vs Charleston 6-15; 15-11; 1-15 Sectional: BHS vs Crothersville 1-15; 0-15 denotes meets won. VARSITY LETTER WINNERS: wittingy Kim Nicholson, Brenda Koetter, Lonnie Chappelle, Captain Rose Mary Book, Myra Wright, Rose Ann Campbell, Carol Faske, Vivian Hayes. JUNIOR VARSITY: 4Standing1: Cathy Sparks, LuAnn Morris, Cathy Cavanaugh. Coach Jane Heavrin, Student Manager Lonita McKinley, Kathy Lewis, Mary Higdon. - ax Borden's second year of competition in girls' power volleyball ended with a 5-9 record for the varsity and a 5-3 record for the junior varsity. Even though it was the second year of competi- tion for the teams, it was the first year for many of the girls. With only Rose Mary Book and Rose Ann Campbell as returning letter winners from last year, the lack of experience was evi- dent even though the girls worked very hard. Coach Jane Heav- Iin looks forward to next year with confidence that the experi- ence gained this season will be beneficial. Even though our four graduating seniors tRose Mary Book, Rose Ann Campbell, Vivian Hayes, and Kathy Lewisl will be missed, the returning letter winners of Lonnie Chappelle, Carol Faske, Brenda Koet- ter, Myra Sue Wright, and Kim Nicholson, along with the returning Junior Varsity players, are expected to lead next year's team to a winning season. Junior High Teams TRACK: wittingx Ray Graf, Jody Wheeler, Paul Knasel, Nathan White, Matt Pixley, Vincent Sprinkle. Kneeling: David Rice, Mark Ellenbrand, Dennis Rickard, Mark Popp, David Scott, Andy Sparks, Greg Snyder. Qtandingy Tom Riddles, James Jackson, Eric Herzog, Tom Jordan, Dennis Mills, Randy Strange, Mike Everage, David Brandenburg, Bob Brocar, Doug Schleicher, Coach Matt Thomas. ualr fr J6. W 'J AW . . .' 44in QR. r. W V 2 , adaat , . . CROSS COUNTRY: Cliff Wilson, Greg Snyder, James Jackson, Eric Herzog, Dennis Rickard, Mike Everage, Andy Sparks, Brian Robertson, Coach Tom Lockmund. Wot Picturedh David Hamed, Mitch Jackson, Tracy Potts. 1974-75 Varsity Basketball KNEELINGM Student Manager Wayne Howlett, Danny Rowan, Jeff Callam. Rick Schleicher, Student Manager Paul Ehringer. GTANDINGM Coach Wes Porter, Robert Sampson, Mark Cavins, Jeff Herzog, Philip Stumler, Jerry Wright, John Schleicher, Bobby Koerber. Mark Bierman, Assistant Coach Mike Caner. WOT PICTUREDM Mike Kirchgessner. 52 BORDEN 58 8'7 '79 61 79 79 47 56 56 48 55 67 67 56 74 71 90 59 '72 58 VARSITY RECORD 111-91 Lanesville Medora New Washington Pekin English Marengo South Central Pekin Salem Dubois Orleans Crotherville Cannelton Henryville Leavenworth Milltown Portland Christain West Washington Medora North Harrison 1SectionaD 1 denotes overtime OPPONENTS 80 4'7 80 60 68 83 65 54 57 77 65 59 68 55 5'7 61 53 53 50 73 Senior: MARK BIERMAN Senior: PHILIP STUMLER Senior: MARK CAVINS Senior: JEFF HERZOG Senior: JERRY WRIGHT Junior: RICK SCHLEICHER Sophomore: DANNY ROWAN MA 37,.1am .mm ww-M IWW, .m M1.h't a ' tAbovel: The scoreboard tells the story as the Braves claim victory over Pekin Eastern. tRighU: A victorymover Pekin is always followed by a shower for the coach. 56 VARSITY: With eleven wins, the 1974-75 Basketball Braves won more games than any Borden team since the 1965-66 team. Despite some close losses in the first half of the sea- son, the Braves gave their fans a thrill by defeating arch- rival Pekin Eastern. not once but TWICE. This second victory came in the Washington County Holiday Tourney and set the stage for a championship showdown with Salem. Unfortu- nately, the Braves dropped a one point loss to Salem. Heading into the final part of the season and owning a 4-7 record, the Braves had their backs to the wall. Retaining their self-confidence, the Braves responded with greatness and won seven out of their last eight games. This enabled them to place second in both the Lost River Conference and the newly-formed Southern Athletic Conference . Team statistics show an impressive mark for this year's Braves. They scored 66 points per game while playing great defense and holding their opponents to 63 points per game. The Braves held the rebounding edge, averaging 53 rebounds to their opponent's 39. The team also led in field goals attempted, field goals made, free throws attempted, free throws made. assists, fewer number of fouls, and total points over the opposition. A great defensive club, the varsity showed great desire and determination to become winners, and winners are what they are! mu: 1 3123;; a X .s r E q JUNIOR VARSITY: Finishing with a 14-5 won-lost record, the Junior Varsity enjoyed its most successful season in the past seven years. The manner in which the season began left much room for improvement and the J .V. 's were struggling with a 3-4 record at Christmas time. Much like the Varsity, the J . V. 's pulled themselves together and finished the season with a string of victories. The turning point in the season for the Junior-Varsity was the Washington County Junior Varsity Holiday Tourney. Taking their cue from the Varsity, the I . V. 's defeated Pekin Eastern in the first game. A last second shot by Larry Wade in an overtime period gave the victory to Borden. Unlike the Varsity, the J.V.'s went on to defeat West Washington by 14 points in the championship game. This first-ever Championship for the Junior Varsity did much to give the players the confidence they seemed to lack in the opening of the season. With only one conference loss, the J .V. 's tied West Washington for the Junior Varsity Lost River Conference Championship . As a team, the Junior Varsity shot 41070 from the field. averaged 35 rebounds per game, shot 50070 from the free throw line, and averaged 49 points per game. Some of the individ- ual statistics were impressive also. David Robertson shot 54.2070 from the field and 62.770 from the free throw line. Averaging 10.3 points, David led in scoring and also in ,. assists with 31. David Jameson led the team in rebounding with a total of 145 or '7 . 6 rebounds per game. All of the boys on the team worked very hard and each one played an important role in the course of the season. We are encouraged about next year as we look to these boys to fill the vacancies left by the nine graduating varsity players. FRESHMEN: Despite their 2-10 record, the freshman team made a good acceunting of themselves. Throughout the year the team was plagued by illness and injuries and they lost many close games. The boys showed a tremendous amount of dedication to-BHS by continuing to play in spite of their inju- ries. We are sure these boys will be of great value to the bas- ketball program, both at the junior varsity and the varsity levels. EIGHTH GRADE: The eighth grade Braves compiled a record of 8 wins and '7 losses to maintain a winning season. The team was led by Eric Herzog and James Jackson, but all the players had an important role in obtaining a winning record. SEVENTH GRADE: The seventh grade completed their season with a winning record of 9-4. The young Braves maintained balanced scoring and displayed much hustle throughout the season. JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneeling: Student Manager Derrick Barrett, Larry Wade, Don Balentine, Rudy Cook, Jeff Hunt, Student Manager Mike Harned. wtandingx Frank Brown, Mark Koetter, Mark Herzog, Glen Weir, Pete Roth, David Jameson, Tony Hedrick, David Robertson, Tim Rice, Coach Mike Carter. 4v EIGHTH GRADE: Gronnz Mark Popp, Eric Herzog, James Jackson, John Koerber, Mike Andres. Middley Alan Popp, Tracy Potts, Paul Campbell, Dennis Rickard, Keith Chappelle. wacky Coach Charles Jack- son, David Whalen, David Harned, Doug Cummins, Mike Everage, Student Manager Andy Sparks. 58 FRESHMEN: Kneeling: Student Managers Jeff Walton, Kelly Akers. Standingk Mike Farmer, Terry Lamb, David McKinley, Derek Jackson, Scott Hurst, Billy Kirchgessner, Tommy Higdon, Coach Tom Lockmund. w 4A-; SEVENTH GRADE: Grono: Coach Charles Jackson, Brian Robertson, Gary Davis, David Rice, Bruce Koetter, Student Manager Billy Hunter. Wacky Steve Klein, Doug Schleicher, David Scott, Mitch Jackson, Greg Snyder. Cheering Squads VARSITY: mom: Cathy Cavanaugh Sherry Davis Kyna Miller, Captain Theresa Grantz Debbie Rowan FRESHMEN: Midd1ey Ronnette Nance Sandra Wade Fran Wilson, Captain Gayla Marlman JUNIOR VARSITY: Welow Ler: Mary Higdon, Captain Mary Book Kelly Popp Diane Rowan SEVENTH GRADE: melow RighU: Kathy Balentine Gina Jackson Peggy Morris, Captain Lori Price Monica Hurst EIGHTH GRADE: Debra Purlee, Deann Nance, Julie Waggoner, Linda Hig- don, Captain Judy Young. Welow Ler: Cheerleader sponsor, Melva Carter watches as the varsity girls practice a routine. welow Righoz Mrs. Carter discusses work schedules with Coat Check Chairmen, Lonnie Chappelle and Kim Nicholson. This page sponsored by ZINC'S FURNITURE -n. 1. , Ivztxxl- zztavmnwvwmnawvw WM m 92., m A t w Booster Club Action SPIRIT WEEK AWARDS: Cheer Competition - Seniors Hall Decorations - Juniors Red and Black Award - Seventh Gr. I tRighU: Chief and Squaw Spirits, Jeff ' Hunt and Sheila Barrett, were very active in their roles as spirit boosters. Pep sessions were kept lively by the many creative skits performed by the cheerleaders . Sheila and Mr. Dougherty also did their part in keeping things lively. Spring Sports Award RENA McKINLEY: Most Valuable Girls' Track DANNY ROWAN: Most Valuable Boys' Track 2 A JERRY WRIGHT: Scholastic Athletic Award AWARD WINNERS NOT PICTURED: Most Promising Jr. High Cross Country - Eric Herzog Most Promising Jr. High Trackman - Dennis Mills Baseball Most Valuable Player - Robert Sampson Baseball Batting Trophy 034$ - Rick Schleicher Senior Red Book Awards: mll Sportg . vamp, wwax. yrrym .m Mww. ', r thl 'hv Rose Mary Book Mark Bierman Jeff Callam Rose Ann Campbell Mark Cavins Paul Ehringer John Finn Tuddy Grantz Vivian Hayes Jeff Herzog Bobby Koerber Paula Lamb Mark Ooley Robert Sampson John Schleicher Philip Stumler Jerry Wright X' -: R3 a V. N: -a JR n. 33 fa- gr iv cvz'iifma , v ,7 Zir- a ,. mi. ,, ,. ;,;,;;.';.... ';;m ' amp - Varsity Boys' Track The 1975 Boys' Track team posted a 5-9 won-lost record and placed fifth in the Lost River Athletic Conference. The following eight letter winners performed consistently well throughout the season: Seniors John Finn, Jeff Herzog, Bob Koerber, and Mark Ooley; Juniors David Jameson and Rick Schleicher; Sophomores Danny Rowan and Glen Weir. The highlight of the track season was the defeat of Silver Creek which showed that hard work does have its rewards even in a disappointing year. Individual efforts also brightened the year. Two new school records were set by the following: Mark Cavins and Jeff Herzog with identical marks of 5'8 in the high jump; and Rick Schleicher with a 103' discus throw. Senior Mark Ooley qualified for the sectional in the two mile run with a 10:38 time. Named Most Valuable Trackman this year was Sophomore Danny Rowan who will have two more years as a Brave Trackman. Also performing for the Braves this year was Eugenio Padilla, our foreign exchange student from Mexico. We thank Eugenio for his efforts to help BHS, and we wish for all the returning trackmen a winning season next year. tSITTINGl: Rudy Cook, Glen Weir, Tony Hedrick, David Jameson, Mark Herzog, Tim Rice, Don Balentine. tKNEELINGl: Mark Koetter, Dennis Eve, Danny Rowan, Kevin Coats, Terry Lamb, Paul Ehringer, Shawn Ooley, Mike Farmer. tSTANDINGl: Coach Charles Jackson, David McKinley, Rick Schleicher, Bob Koerber, Mark Cavins, John Finn, Mark Ooley, Eugenio Padilla, Jeff Herzog, Jeff Callam. gou' i , t Varsity Girls' Track In spite of a 2-8 won-lost record, the 1975 Girls' Track team did show improvement over last year. Meet scores were much higher and closer than last year, and in addition, many individual accomplishments were made. Still hindered by the lack of a track field, the girls worked extremely hard and dedicated themselves to building a competitive girls' track program for BHS. The following letter winners made great strides in improving their point totals over last year's totals. Most Valuable Player for the second year was Junior Rena McKinley whose specialities are the long jump, hurdles. and 100 yard dash. Rena more than doubled her point total from last year. Other letter winners were Junior Myra Wright - shot put; Junior Barbie Grantz - 440 yard dash. high jump, 880 run; Sophomore LuAnn McKinley - 880 run. shot put, softball throw; Freshman Leisa Cavins - mile run, softball throw; and Freshman Theresa Grantz - 220 yard dash, 100 yard dash. Four girls qualified during the season to compete in the sec- tional. lAgain an improvement over last year when only one girl qualifiedJ Those qualifying for the sectional were Rena McKinley, Myra Wright, Theresa Grantz, and Leisa Cavins. Since all six letter winners will be returning next year we look forward to continued improvement in the track pro- gram . lKNEELINGl: Tuddy Grantz, Marsha Beckett, Cathy Cavanaugh, Diane Rowan, Theresa Grantz, Barbie Grantz, Rena McKinley, Student Manager LuAnn Morris. lSTANDINGl: Student Manager Mary Higdon, Myra Wright. Mary Owen, Shelley Wheeler, LeAnn McKinley. Carmel Finn. Leisa Cavins, LuAnn McKinley. Paula Lamb, Coach Juanice Dunn. . . . r. .'e' .l V A l A ' ? Ir Baseball Braves 1SITTING1: Robert Sampson. Jeff Herzog, Jeff Callam, Torn Higdon, Mike Farmer, Jeff Hunt, Don Balentine. 1KNEELING1: Student Manager Wayne Howlett, David McKinley, Rudy Cook, Dennis Eve, Scott Mikel, Ronnie Jacobs, Bob Lee, Student Manager Derrick Barrett. 1STANDING1: Coach Wes Porter, Frank Brown, Rick Schleicher, Mark Cavins, Pete Roth. Mark Her- zog, David Robertson, Assistant Coach A. J. McKinley. 7 $9 1 a nym- VARSITY BASEBALL 111-71 BORDEN OPPONENTS 4 ------------------- Charlestown ------------------ 18 2 ------------------- Silver Creek ------------------- 6 '7 ------------------- Salem ------------------------ 5 3 ------------------- Austin ------------------------ 6 8 ------------------- Austin ----------------------- 12. 9 ------------------- New Washington ---------------- 1 11 ------------------- West Washington -------------- 10 21 ------------------- New Washington --------------- 14 2 ------------------- Crothersville ------------------- 1 9 ------------------- Pekin Eastern ------------------ 2 10 ------------------- Portland Christian -------------- 0 6 ------------------- Dubois ------------------------ 9 0 ------------------- Orleans ----------------------- 5 9 ------------------- English ------------------------ 2 '7 ------------------- Crothersville ------------------- 3 4 ------------------- Henryville --------------------- 1 9 ------------------- Medora Gorfem ---------------- 0 SECTIONAL 3 ------------------- Charlestown ------------------ 18 ... unrr-rw-nz-r-v-r- vv'ww gnu . ,5 . , 1, 1... $651,, K4,, v9.2 BASEBALL REVIEW: The 1975 Baseball Braves were young and relatively inexperienced since the team had lost seven play- ers by graduation last year. The team was led by four very capable seniors: Jeff Callam. Mark Cavins, Jeff Herzog. and Robert Sampson, who received the Most Valuable Player Award at the end of the season. Following the pattern of the basketball team, the baseball team started the season slowly with a victory over Salem being the only bright spot in five starts. With hard work and determination to have a winning season, however, the young team reversed themselves and completed their season by winning ten of thirteen games. Much credit must be given to a team that will shake off a bad start and not let it harm their self-confidence. With most of the Braves returning, the pro- spects for the next two years look even better. V . M a ' x . . x H 0 . j 9'0! He'q '0 .. 'A 'd'ak'a , I of. i. V C. 17 V V v .v 4. a O u... .2 ac ' This page sponsored by FARMERS-CITIZENS BANK ACTIVITIES Echoes Queen Barbie Grantz Queen's Court: Cathy Cavanaugh, Theresa Grantz, Rose Ann Campbell 49 'r . U . : 1 Mr. and Miss BHS Rose Mary Book and Bobby Koerber -c .. Bobby Koerber and Rose Mary Book were chosen by the stu- dent body as Mr. and Miss BHS on the basis of their good character and their four year support of the activities at BHS . For four years Bobby participated in cross country, basket- ball, and track, earning the reputation as Mr. Defense in basketball and being selected on the Cross Country All Con- ference team for three years. Participating in the senior class play and working on the yearbook staff rounded out a busy senior year for Bobby. Active in FHA, student council. and the National Honor Society, Rose Mary captained the volley- ball team and worked as secretary in the athletic director's office in her senior year. Winner of the DAR Good Citizen Award, Rose Mary also participated in the senior class play and was selected as 1974-75 Homecoming Queen by the stu- dent body. During their high school days, both Bobby and Rose Mary displayed the qualities necessary to be given the honor of being chosen as Mr. and Miss BHS. Class Favorites Mark Cavins Jenny Brocar 3w Sophomores David Robertson Sherry Davis 4 74 Class Favorites A 4A4. Juniors: Jeff Hunt Brenda Koetter Freshmen: Kelly Popp Kent Haycraft i 1974-75 Homecoming Queen - Rose Mary Book . t Tj j . ,.! al :z 2! 76 This page sponsored by WSLM-SALEM 4.... Mai. 7 M HOMECOMING FINALISTS: Barbie Grantz, RunneI-Up Shirley Balentine, Queen Rose Mary Book, Brenda Koetter, Sandy Balen- tine. l . Senior Sandy Balentine escorted by senior Jeff Herzog. 5:5 Student Body Narrows Choice to Five Finalists for Homecoming Queen. 36..., Junior Brenda Koetter escorted by senior Bobby Koerber. Freshman Shirley Balentine escorted by junior Mike Kir- chgessner. 78 Junior Barbie Grantz escorted by senior Philip Stumler. Last year's Queen Theresa Kirchgessner escorted by seniors Flower girl Susan Price escorted by crown bearers Brent and Mark Cavins and John Schleicher. Bryan Jackson. Student Council OFFICERS: Rose Ann Campbell, President Terri Coffman, Treasurer Steve King, VicaPresident Vivian Hayes, Secretary Paul Webb, Sponsor Margaret Smith, Reporter MEMBERS: Karen Balmer, Marsha Beckett, Sheila Barrett, Mary Book, Deann Nance, Kelly Popp, Alma Beyl, Sandy Balentine, Judy Young, Teresa Baumann, Gayla Marlman, Barbara Zumstien, Margaret Smith, Greg Snyder, Cheryl Popp, Donna Koer- ber, Ronnette Nance. Paula Graf, Debra Purlee, Mike Andres, Brian Robertson, Debbie Rowan, Cathy Cavanaugh, Le Ann McKinley, Terri Coffman, Cathy Rice, Vivian Hayes, Shawn Ooley, John Koerber, Steve King, Bobby Baumann, Joe Jordan, Jeff Hunt. Barbie Grantz, Myra Wright, Rose Ann Campbell, Brenda Koetter. Wot Picturedy Tim Rice. National Honor Society OFFICERS: Rose Ann Campbell, Vice-Presidem Margaret Smith, Secretary Terri Coffman, Treasurer Matt Thomas, Sponsor Rose Mary Book, Public Relations Chairman Jerry Wright, Public Relations Chairman Barbara Zumstein, President MEMBERS: $ittingk Barbara Zumstein, Mary Hurst, Terri Coffman, Pam Sneed, Margaret Smith. $tandingk Rose Mary Book, Myra Wright, Carol Faske, Jerry Wright, Brenda Koetter, John Finn, Paula Graf , Rose Ann Campbell, Cathy Rice. N,vr-p-wttp mWww.y.pwamrA-qurA'zuMWtW?VAVM-V-wu raw mfwaly. kw yl- :v' ; ' FHA OFFICERS: Betty Haswell, Sponsor Myra Wright, President Rose Mary Book, Reporter and Recreation Leader Vivian Hayes, Vice-President Rose Ann Campbell, Projects Chairman I Sheila Barret, Second Vice- President Paula Graf , Secretary-Treasurer Betty Koerber, Public Relations Anita Thomas, Projects Chairman Terri Coffman, Recreation Leader v- nu. .. i'7l .1,- MEMBERS: Sandy Weir, Sheila Barrett, Beth Brown, Amanda Trainor, Carol Schmidt, Becky Kruer, Bridgett Bierman, Cathy Sparks, Pam Cissell, Judy Helbig, LeAnn McKinley, Debbie Money, Betty Koerber, Mary Book, Dawn Mills, Connie Martin, Donna Everage, Melanie Martin, Becky Graf , Paula Graf, Anita Thomas, Susan Coffman, Kim Nicholson, LuAnn Morris, Julie Sears, Vickie Brandenburg, Terri Coffman, Vivian Hayes, Sherry Boesing, Lonita McKinley, Teresa Kirchgessner, Melinda Nicholson, Rose Mary Book, Kathy Lewis, Sherry Davis, Theresa Carter, Donna Stephens, Myra Wright, Mrs. Haswell, Terri ; Spaulding, Rose Ann Campbell, Mary Higdon, Carol Faske , Cathy Rice. 3 ' 5-x : A . . . ;' xi xi: .- j ' , : p x , . N x x FHA 50's Day i ' m;.mx?mppA -- - M -s-e-e'--: 437-3 .3 We Pn'de or Soufhern 1m . ' h Pride of Southern Indiana The Pride of Southern Indiana known for its marching and playing ability, participated in many activities this year. Four major marching contests in the fall yielded the following results: Tell City Invitational, parade competition - II, field competition - II; Indiana State Marching Contest at Salem, Superior; Tobaccoland Marching Contest at May- field, Ky, parade competition - 11 field competition - V; Charlestown Marching Contest - V. In the spring the Concert Contest was held at Madison and the Pride received a superior rating . Individual band members participated in the solo and ensemble contest at Clarksville and received 11 firsts, and 12 seconds. In addition to competitions the band played in two Christ- mas concerts. One was held at Silver Creek and consisted of band members from Silver Creek, Henryville, and Borden, and one was held at Borden for the community. Also a big factor to basketball games this year was the presence of the newly formed stage band called Pride, Sec- ond Edition. The Spring Concert, Spring Festival, and Night of the Stars rounded out a busy year for the band. The Pride of Southern Indiana really added much to Borden High School this year and it was possible because of the sincere dedication of the band members and Mr. Pitt who worked constantly throughout the year for. the betterment of the band. This truly was a great year for the Pride of Southern Indi- ana. BAND OFFICERS: Rose Ann Campbell, Drum Major; Terri Coffman, Vice-President; Sheila Barrett, Treasurer; Jeff Hunt, Head Quartermaster; Cathy Cavanaugh, Librarian; Marsha Beckett, Secretary; Joe Jordan. Assistant Quartermaster; Steve King, Presi- dent; Vivian Hayes, Drum Major. 1Kneeling1: Philip Pitt, Director. I. l kai C. 1,4 1 BAND JACKET RECIPIENTS: Vivian Hayes, Terri Coffman, John Schleicher, Debbie Money, Beth Brown, Rose Ann Campbell, Steve King, Marsha Beckett, Sheila Barrett, Director Phil Pitt. This page sponsored by WASHINGTON COUNTY RURAL TELEPHONE CO-OP, INC. 35 Juniors Give Pieces of April PROM QUEEN: Tuddy Grantz PROM PRINCESS: Brenda Koetter PROM KING: Mark Cavins PROM PRINCE: Joe Jordan Mbovey sBelow Ler: sBelow Rights: Awards Day TERRI COFFMAN Valedictorian Outstanding Senior Stalker Award - 12 Math Award Social Studies Award English Award PTA Scholarship National Honor Society Cord Reader's Digest Award MARGARET SMITH Salutatorian National Honor Society Cord Yearbook Award ROSE MARY BOOK Business Award DAR Award National Honor Society Cord Outstanding FHA Senior L ROSE ANN CAMPBELL and JERRY WRIGHT received the I Dare You Awards from A. J. McKinley. Rose Ann's other awards: Spanish, P. T.A . Scholarship, and National Honor Society Cord. Jerry's other awards: I Scholastic Athletic Award. Yearbook, and National Honor Society Cord. f ,1, HOOSIER MERIT SCHOLARS: Paul Ehringer, Rose Ann Campbell, Terri Coffman, John Finn, Paula Graf, Margaret Smith, Jerry Wright. Barbara Zumstein, Counselor Charles Jackson. e Not Pictured: Bob Koer- ben . 89 b g ! .3 I l I SHEILA BARRETT and JEFF HUN T received Spirit Leader Awards from Melva Caner. Jeff also received the Boys' State Award. ' L.:; ' .xl' Vri' : 4 Ln. ' x LINDA SNEED PAULA GRAF Home Economics Award Accounting Award National Honor Society Cord 90 MYRA WRIGHT Outstanding Junior Band Award Outstanding FHA Underclassman LESLIE LOCKHART shorthand Award STALKER AWARDS ; wefoz TIM RICE - 10th mighty JEFF WALTON - 91h Not Pictured: Mary Hurst - llth Karen Meunier - 8th Eileen Smith - 7th 4 AWARD RECIPIENTS NOT PICTURED: National Honor Society Cords: JOHN FINN ; TUDDY GRANTZ BARBARA ZUMSTEIN House of James Scholarships: JENNY BROCAR DEBBIE FERRELL Girls' State Award: CATHY RICE 1?: Typing I Award: LONNIE CHAPPELLE ' American Legion Awards: MIKE EVERAGE KAREN MEUNIER BAND AWARDS: John Philip Sousa Band Award: VIVIAN HAYES Certificate of Merit: DEBBIE MONEY All-American Hall of Fame: MARSHA BECKETT '3 VIVIAN HAYES National Band Association Solo Award: STEVE KING National Who's Who in Band: SHEILA BARRETT ., , BETH BROWN '5 ROSE ANN CAMPBELL i'f TERRI COFFMAN a VIVIAN HAYES STEVE KING 5 JOHN SCHLEICHER MYRA WRIGHT ELEMENTARY Iimuuv mun MURIEL LEWIS TREVA MARTIN JEAN SMITH JO ELLEN STUMLER BORDEN CADET BAND: Girst Rom: Christy Schleicher, Lisa Markland, Pam Smith, Missi Brewer, Karen Richards. wecond Rom: Stacey Gray, Julie Rickard, Kelly Sumner, Michelle Smith. Lisa Ebringer, Damian Popp, Dean Klein. CI'hird Rom: Kim Mercer, Elizabeth Akers, Troi Canary, Lisa Porter, Marilyn Koetter, Janice Martin, Lonnie Nicholson, Sherri Lang. Bruce Popp, Gene Ferguson, Gary McKinley. Gourth Rom: Sherri Carlton, Mac McKinley. Lonnie Balentine, Joey Waggoner, Perry Hammack, Travis Martin, Michael Rice, Ken Smith, Bart Drescher, John Seelye. x '3? x . . v j . x Elementary Athletics CHEERLEADERS: Gronoz Kathy White, Pam Suggs, Julie Ballard, Pam Smith, Christy Schleicher. Midd1eh Jennifer Davidson, Sherri Lang, Missi Brewer, Liz Akers, Paula French. Wacky Sandra Lovell. Lisa Porter, Julie Rickard, Janice Martin, Stacey Gray. SIXTH GRADE TEAM: GronU: Clyde Gray, Mark Blackman, Joey Waggoner, Steve Barnes, Steve Marlman. wacky Craig Martin, Troy Cook, Dexter Wil- son, Joseph Kaelin, Bruce White, Lonnie Balentine, Eric Smith. FIFTH GRADE TEAMS: GronU: John Trainor, Travis Martin, Lonnie Nichol- son, Gary Nale, Todd Boling, Steven Johnson. 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Poultry - Feed - Hardware Pekin, Indiana Phone 967-3472 Broiler Contracting a Specialty l cm- , NcwWashianon State Bank t 1 New Washington Henryville Member F.D.I.C. Phone Phone 294-4511 293-3321 W - 11 Insurance For E och Depo uter Money is the most useful thing you can own. Use it right and it is your servant; 9 21-; abuse 1t and you are its slave . fa, Get started right when you are in school -., with a savings account in our bank. Lt? BORDEN BRANCH ' SELLERSBURG STATE BANK v Comple+e Banking Service Borden 967-2031 . 44 f ' Sellersburg :54 1 246-3331 .4 OHS 1 Hamburg '47,? I y, r . 246-4411 '1', I l 4 1 4 V 4 ' l I 0 i 4 H4 W. K. SMITH BUILDERS Borden , IN I ' Ph. 246-4027 INDIANA SOUTHERN TOOL 8: ENGINEERING CO. ERMAN HURST Borden, IN Ph. 967-2006 Complimen+s of CLARK CO. REMC Your Locally Owned and Operated Rural Elec+ric Coopera+ion j 609 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, IN TOMMY LANCASTER'S RESTAURANT Restaurant and Catering Service 945-5723 1629 E. Market St. New Albany, Indiana BORDEN GARAGE a AND ; DANNER'S CAR WASH Borden , Indiana i FLOYD COUNTY BANK 1702 Spring Street New Albany, IN 3308 Grantline Road New Albany, IN 2150 State Street New Albany, IN I 116' , . . -, 44099947,.4, I;4g4.u.'a . ,., g-Iyxalw 7,7,4 15 42c mmayw 122492. x-wx-rar- ' , DAVID S. HODGES Regional Manager v It:- 14-- H7 - 11-: 4 967-2591 923-8855 '5 Mike Dan 1? C 84 C CONSTRUCTION CO. 1 1, 3 1 1 5'7 1 R $tl Box 692 .1 5 Borden, IN 47106 t 1 4' l 4 ; The quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten. 1; Southern Indiana's .O'Nw Largest and : World's Fairest F 0 R D a 1 m 1 l1. 5 q; . ; 4 1 .1 ; Phone 246-4441 516-518 So. Indiana 1: Sellersburg, IN SELLERSBURG STONE co. INC. 3; x 1019 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, Indiana v i LAMBERT'S DISTRIBUTORS 1:79-7:52:- 4 I 5 -.-.-:t- ' '1 1 Wholesale Candy - Tobacco 9 Drug Sundries - Paper Products 1 4 Full Line Vending Service I i1 142 W. Main 944-5201 New Albany, IN 1 I l? , H8 KRATZ SPORTING GOODS Everything for the Sportsman' ' Sporting and Athletic Equipment 282-5400 Clark Boulevard ? Clarksville , Indiana GREENTREE ONE HOUR TYPEWRITER TERMINAL INC. ; CLEANERS 316 State St. . New Albany, IN 944-7827 ROYAL: Standard and Electric Typewriters Greentree Mall VICTOR: Electronic Calculators and Adding Machines Desks, Chairs, Files, Duplicators Store IS Open Free Office Planning and Layout Services 7:00 A.M. Till 7:00 P.M. STATE FARM INSURANCE 1005 Eastern Blvd. GREEN Clarksville, IN PRINTING xmb , nhlowwwwice! VALLEY DAIRY BARN PERIPHEX INC. ,: Box 285 Pekin, IN a Borden, IN 967-3956 967-2990 Injection Molding, .11; Vacuum Forming Tony and Judy Griffith Vacuum Metalizing H9 , 1n. ; -n;x;',,zth-l9z.ax,.z,:rr. .Anwarzyq-ffhzvwgam9q. 4911,;- v.,- 2.1.7.- ' . , x .7, ,, RA; 34.1....A . - ' A agha- . 2... -:.4;1;Jas MAEM.-.yuahzmw - ' 4 f HOOSIER LIME AND STONE INC. 'i Crushed Stone - Commercial Lime Concrete Blocks - Sand - Cement Ready-Mixed Concrete Phone 883-2191 Salem , Indiana NORTHSIDE KABER IMPORT BEAUTY SALON PARTS 4 SERVICE j 944-3493 967-3827 Shampoo and Sets Tinting - Frosting Permanent Styling Shaping VW Specialists A11 Imports and Small American Cars Repaired ' WASH-SCOTT CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Pekin, Indiana Phone 967-3488 201 Pearl Street Downtown New Albany Quality Footwear Since 1867 I HEUSER For Hardware and Sporting Goods Jeffersonville, Indiana 283- 8144 ..,., Wanthiz'rz4azrn'rrr -z5?Z4M?IIW?w,Wu-V 2311' '1 w r-i-I r 2-.-:; g-ez-t - r-; .-.. '4' i I 1! t I 215 Pearl St. New Albany 315 Pearl St. New Albany FASHION SHOP SHOP AND SAVE DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE Greentree Mall Clarksville New Albany Plaza State Street Home of Bobbi Brooks Sportswear and Every Other Famous Name in Sportswear - Always at a Lower Price! IRION 81 WOLF JEWELERS 131 East Spring New Albany, IN 944-2893 1 3 al-- STARLITE CABINET CO.. INC. Custom Built Borden, Indiana Free Estimates EDWARD RAKE , President 923-8809 - f 02111151115 SMITH Aagjvm. cg vx , 3426 Paoli Pike Borden, IN New Albany, IN 944-6753 967-2838 Congra+ula+ions +0 +he S+uden+s of ? Borden High School 5 SMITH CABINET MANUFACTURING 1 00.. INC. 3. .. 1 child craft Manufacturers of V1 Child Craft and Child Line Cribs A. ' - The Grown Up Furniture for Children a Z Also, Television. Stereo, and Radio Cabinets . 1 Salem, Indiana 123 I I r,...wzz,,.,, v.?Vaz-yxc'ZyerW-gn wwwm-W7aygrf-y w .7 4-; i1 I '4 BALES MOTORS co., INC. '3 7th from SPRING to WALL o JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA Chrysler ' Plymou+h ' Imperial ' Da'l'sun 282-4356 3 3 BAIRD MOBILE HOMES :53 33 3 Park Services and Accessories 3 3 Salem Indiana ! gawalt gunetal game 204 East Market Street 0 Salem, Indiana 47167 Telephone 883-3541 F. DAN KELLY, SR. F. DAN KELLY. JR. 3 124 P BORDEN AUTO SERVICE CENTER ! I Borden. IN ,,,,,, z - i . New Albany, Indiana ! 4R RELIABLE PHARMACY , CORD DRUGS. INC. 2314 State Street New Albany, Indiana Phone 944-6781 DON G. BARKER, R. Ph. VICTORC. TROWBRIDGE, R. Ph. I i i SALEM POULTRY INC. Indiana , V, , ,1 ,-., 1. .Mrra .1 I . 17d?7,4;Wt9?metv ;3,,1J;1333,:, . , ; Russell Stover Candies Gifts WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE p Sellersburg, 246-3421 ' Where Your Prescription Comes First 4pie4p f ' KRAFT i rmmwlyfwim ' 708 East Spri 3 New Albany ii 13m Shoemakers to the World for Over '75 Years! R.R. $tl Salem, Indiana Levis Converse 3 BENNETT'S 1 Shoes, Clothing, and Furnishings Salem, Indiana Phone 883-4502 1 Your Headquarters for Formal Wear Y JIM BENNETT BOB HOLLER j Complimen+s of GILSTRAP'S DAIRY CASTLE DRIVE-IN M Ph. 883-4004 601 South Main, Salem, IN j i . NEW ALBANY AUTO BODY REPAIR - 410 w. Daisy Lane at Hwy. 150 ,1? New Albany, Indiana 47150 Body and Fender Repairs i Expert Refinishing - Work Guaranteed Greg Andres - 923-8979 Bus. Phone - 944-9932 4 2,7.;.'4!;I-:y.v,vl, .w mv-r-vcww -, cw; a-tWK-Vaayarazrmm rWWmeWWW x925? M L. THORN COMPANY INC. f 6 t! 'r h 5 ' Building Materials ; Concrete Products 5 Phone 944-6465 91 I V 7r :a I 1319 Vincgnnes St. , lj New Albany, IN 47150 BEZY LUMBER 8t SUPPLY PITTMAN FURNITURE Building Supplies Highway 60 Pekin. IN 47165 Ph. - 967-3839 Borden, IN 967-2021 WAIZ Real Es+a+e - Insurance 123 W. Court Avenue Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130 812l288-6491 CHAPPELLE SHEET METAL Service and Installation Heating and Cooling Home 246-4628 5016 Hwy. 62 Bus. 283-6183 Jeffersonville. IN . 'ry - I. .312 W2 Agnub 211.11 1.-.;-----A 1 SI LGAS 282-1311 Home Heating Home Insulating Service T: FULKERSON'S BODY SHOP Q: Your Friendly Independent Ii; 71' 420 Popp Avenue 3' Sellersburg, IN 47172 2 Phone 246-3855 I All 7.; 1 WE Correct Floral Arrangements for Every Occasion ' i. E. 7th and Spring 945-5225 New Albany, IN 47150 123 S. Indiana 246-2910 Sellersburg, IN 47172 Congra+ula+ions +0 +he Class of '75 T815 TOOL CO. Precision Tools and Fix+ures BOB TAYLOR R.R. 2, Box 142 Phone 967-2991 Borden, IN 47106 967-2992 1307 ' CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP 4 RESTAURANT 47,;f1 A . Open 282-1379 Interstate $165 24 HOURS 282-1370 Jeff, Ind. C. P. SALES CO. z 944-6704 1 Discount Prices: Class Rings Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry ; Housewares - Appliances - Luggage Toys - Large Above Ground Pools I and Hundreds of Other Items Save U3 to 60070 + 4 1 421 State Street New Albany, IN I T r DENTON DRIVEWAYS, INC. 1019 East Utica Street Sellersburg. IN 47172 J. O. ENDRIS Come in and Let Us Explain the Three C's of Diamond Value We Also Have a Fine Selection of China, Crystal, and Silverware 230 Pearl St. , New Albany 944-8584 . 7 ,.,1,,A,;,,WV,,,,;,, pyxgazr4p; Wnazauprzqayw mam .'WWW'W ,, F , ACE SETS THE PACE ACE HARDWARE : Mon. Thru Fri. 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Sat. 8:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. Sun. 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. HARDWARE Phone' 944-6633 PAINTS New Albany, IN 47150 1905 Charlestown Rd . mi 5, z;- 2 -g:+iemzr .. J wwmv FEDERAl SA VIIIIGS if w AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW ALBANY 5g 100 EAST SPRING STREET ' PHONE 945-5294 t 302 GRANTLINE CENTER 0 PHONE 945-9154 NEW ALBANY, INDIANA 47150 3:: M i Free customer parking and drlve-in windows g WEATHERS 5 FUNERAL HOME 1; FARM SERVICES INC. 1. 106 South Shelly Street 3 Salem. IN 47167 J 883-6155 ijll '; P.O. Box 88 5 ?'F Pekin. IN 47165 '- h 1 , 9i, WEBERS JEWELRY :1 ! Purina Chows and Sanitation E! 117 E. Utica Street Custom Mixing and Grinding ti Sellersburg, IN , ; j, l? Bulova Watches - Diamond Rings 1 Watch and Ring Repair DON JORDANl Realfor i GUTHRIE AND JORDAN REAL ESTATE I Highway 60 Borden, Indiana 967 -2708 BARROW -, OPTICAL AND HEARING AID ? SERVICE 428 Spring Street - 282-9356 Jeffersonville, IN 47130 VALLEY HARDWARE S 87 T 967-2946 Borden, Indiana Best Wishes From Chic and Don WOLF WAGONER'S GLASS 8! PAINT RESTAURANT CO. INC. OF BORDEN 308 E. Market Street 967-9975 New Albany, IN 47150 944-2264 Plate Lunches 6 a.m. - 6p.m. I LOY AND FORDYCE l INSURANCE AGENCY 3' Two Locations to Serve You Borden , Indiana Salem , Indiana 967-2003 883-3150 BILLY MARTIN'S STORE Martinsburg , Indiana Furniture and Carpeting GENERAL.ELECTRIC ; BREWER'S GENERAL STORE l 1 Scenic Ph . Borden 967 -2285 x 7 A Good Store in a Great Country 134 6 Days a Week 967-3997 and 967-3996 2,; w h... 5 r V . .H ,-- n. :3, 1-w- DECORATING CENTER DE HART 999 Eastern Blvd. Clarksville, IN 283-6512 or 283-6773 Store Hours: Mon - Sat '7 AM - 5 PM Complimen+s of TRI-CITY AUTO SUPPLY. INC. 506 Pearl St . Stores in New Albany , Jeffersonville and Sellersburg GARR-HAAS ADVANCE FUNERAL HOME MOBILE HOMES Highway 56 W 124 South Indiana Avenue Salem, Indiana Sellersburg , Indiana Phone: 883-4591 DENNIS MORTUARY WRIGHT BROS. AIR CONDITIONED CHAPEL ' Borden, IN 201 South Harrison shagg- Oliver Sales Salem, IN and 883-2302 Service awyzyrii'airkgaIszrrrxajaleAZZ-z y2wrzyza4ewyw wwwzmw5ygqui-w , 2 294-4310 246-4381 Henryville , IN GUTHRIE1S BUIiDING SUPPLY JEffB'CJQH tall? Gyllfll'tdllc-E BTJyeluy, L-JHC. l CASUALTY - FIRE - LIFE - BONDS l25 W. Court Ave.. Jeffersonville McKINLEY CLEANERS One Hour Cleaning if Desired Steam Carpet Cleaning Call for Free Estimate Phone 246-2871 113 E. Utica St. 136 APPLE DRUGS INC. Salem, IN 47167 CRAIG FORD East 4th and Market New Albany, IN 47150 NICHOLSON MAYTAG HOME APPLIANCE CENTER 502 State at Elm New Albany, IN 47150 E. M. COOTS' SONS FUNERAL HOME 120 W. Maple St. Jeffersonville, IN 47130 FLORENCE'S FLOWERS High and Arthur Streets Salem, IN 47167 MILDRED'S BEAUTY SHOP Rt. 2 Borden. IN 47106 SELLERSBURG HOME CENTER S8cT 220 S . Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, IN 47172 Sellersburg , IN BOOSTERS 282-043! JOE McCARTIN GULF SERV. Corner of 31 W and Hwy 60 Sellersburg, IN 47172 BANNER PUBLICATIONS Pekin , IN BILL THOMPSON MOTORS Salem, IN WESTERN AUTO Salem , IN JEWEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Borden, IN LA GENE JEWELERS Public Square Salem, IN HURST CABINET SHOP Pekin, IN FABRI-FORM Box 5 Pekin, IN 47165 HOSEA FURNITURE MART State Road 56E Salem , IN CAMPBELL'S STORE Pekin , IN