Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1976 volume:

r 197 6 IND Bonden High School COLL yearbook . . 371 . 897 Bar We celebrate the past to awaken the future . John F . Kennedy EA few years ago if you asked someone to define the Spirit i '76 you would probably get an icy cold stare. But now if in asked the same question to twenty different people, you uld probably get twenty answers, most of which would be ed in with the word bicentennial. Since the term icentennial means the 200th birthday of the greatest buntry on Earth, it is used quite frequently when speaking of be Spirit of '76. iThe Spirit of 76, which was the driving force inherent in lr founding fathers, led to the development of the two most leaningful works of literature besides the Bible, upon which iey are based. They are our Constitution and the Declara- ion of Independence. Men like Thomas Jefferson, Ben tanklin, and George Washington, just to name a few, had lis spirit which led them to strive for a free and independent puntry. This spirit guided these men and others through the 'tuggle of independence, the Civil War, World War I and II, brea, and Vietnam to preserve the idea that all men are teated equally and should be free to choose their religion, Teak freely, and free from worry of harm. This driving force 1 l ECHOES 1976 Borden High School Borden, Indiana is properly called the Spirit of '76 . We, as members of the Bicentennial Year Graduating Class of Borden High School, feel that we experienced something that no other graduating class will ever experience again. We had the privilege of graduating in 1976, the year that Americans everywhere will celebrate the 200th birthday of our country. America's Bicentennial year is a very special year. It is a time for Americans to recall the events of all the past years of our country's existence . Remembering our past, helps us to build for the future. This year is a time to reflect upon, not only our past achievements, but also our past mistakes. America has much to learn from its past. Our hope is that the Bicentennial celebrations will awaken the American people to their responsibilities. We would like to see a renewal of the spirit of achievement upon which this country was founded. Americans must continue striving to build a better world, not only for the present, but for future generations as well. M, Vm -.- MAT TA '; f As teacher, athletic director, and friend, Mike Carter has helped each of us in many ways. This 1976 dedication is made to show our appreciation for the countless hours he has given to Borden High School. Being athletic director for boy's and girl's sports is a time consuming job. Whether making schedules, trying to buy uniforms and equipment, coaching basketball, or transporting teams in his own car, Mr. Carter has handled his duties efficiently and with the students wel- fare always as top priority. But never has he let these respon- sibilities interfere with his first responsibility - the students in his classroom. We want to thank him for helping us in and . out of the classroom. Above all he has been our friend. We a, thank you Mr. Carter for all you have done for us and for - a everything you will do for all future students. '4 n. r .. rah , . .. h. '1 s I - , t y! . 44 X: 2- . in Theresa Grantz and MI. Carter display Yearbook Editor Cathy Rice presented an appreciation gift to Mr. Carter during the trophies they won as champions of Honors Day Ceremonies. g the doubles ping pong tournament. :3 gaee. Va Yearbook Staff 1:. mcfoz Yearbook Advisor, Brenda Nicholson; Co-editors, Brenda Koctter and Cathy Rice. welom: YEARBOOK STAFF: Kyna Miller, Myra Wright, Joe Jordan, Judy Helbig, Cathy Rice, Laurie Lee, Pam Sneed, Susan Coffman, Anita Thomas, Brenda Koetter, Paula Glover, Debbie Rowan. Mary Higdon, Jeff Hum. f coy 3 km 7; Yearbook Photographs by Stewart's. Table of Contents Opening .................... 6 Administration .............. 16 Faculty ..................... 20 Underclassmen ............. 37 Athletics ................... 48 Activities ................... 76 Elementary ................ 100 Advertising ................ 116 , 0, - .,. xx Lunch Time Activities 18$ WV nu- z;.;;:a -- mien, Elm vm-mxmm-u mnmuunmn .naumnammm 9 IM-mm Il-I-IR --3--5 Il-I-I- , III muth u I, lfvPLIL 'M 5m. .1 m w... leidlluhi. ,1 , EV 4' 1.3M u. ifr.$nk. ,7, r IO , x. In 15 .- W a .y nlr'n. $r, 1 Visitors tLeft Columm: Professor Ray Cramer, Director of Bands at Indiana University, visited Borden as a guest director of the Borden High School Band. Professor Cramer evaluated the band and offered suggestions to continue the improvement of the Borden Band. tBelowx Francisco Espana from Mexico City, Mexico, spent first semester at Borden as a foreign exchange student. Spanish teacher, A. J. McKinley, is seen below giving Francisco one of his daily hallway English les- sons. PRINCESS: Cathy Cavanaugh PRINCE: Danny Rowan Prom Royalty QUEEN: Brenda Koetter ....u. 7. , 1... .,..,,....7 . .77 . . . 3. , ..t . ,. .. .. ....,.... 4,. ;. . g4 .7... 77.77.... .... - .g a 7 . . .77 J... 7:2,... 57...... ......u. .777. 7.7, ,. .. .. .. , r72. Cathy Rico: Valedictorian and Senior Stalker Award Leslie Lockhart: Salutatorian Myra Wright: Outstanding Senior ' 2mmmemwmwwwaymwywwwmazwzwyxx,WWWWMM;wnwmymymmngMWWWMWW --.-;- -l -rmrmm m 7 vx- 3. . unl-A 9:2 mighU: Principal: Carl M. Wynn. Below: Assistant Princi- pal: A. J. McKinley CI. IHEMIEI-m Egnli '97...- m wrsm-u..- Superintendent: Herman Miller Counselor: Charles Jackson . eh Martha Nurse: v . e r C e S TL f C L O .L YL O B V; e 1 O O 6 U S r .6 p e e k k 0 O B Iary: Sheila Danner. mottom RighU: Crop RighU: Schleichcr. l8 JANITORS: Jackie Cook Roy Coats Joyce Waddle Betty McKinley Wilma Jackson NOT PICTURED: Vickie Dotson Shirley Potts COOKS: Sheryl Davis Edith Jackson Judy Price Audrey Nichols Faith Johnson NOT PICTURED: Ruth Sparks BUS DRIVERS: John Burton Raymond Book Rudy Cook Melvin Klein Willis Brown Anna Marie Klein Paul Nicholson Mary Margaret Book Tommy Hurst Lillian Hurst a V . ' 27;. ,, 20 21' law. .A rt' , -,. . ,2; 42 ,A 2? 4 AV 1 .1- , ,XWWQ. W .z , ?M?? , ANDREA ARNOLD Social Studies Indiana State University, B.S. , M.S. JUANICE BALL Art, Health, Physical Education University of Evansville, B.A. Indiana University , M . S . BARBARA CALLAHAN English, Geography Indiana University , B . S . Indiana State University, M.S. DANIEL CALLAHAN Industrial Arts Indiana State University, B.S . , M.S. MELVA CARTER Business Indiana State University, B.A. , M.S. MIKE CARTER Mathematics Indiana State University, B.A. , M.S. JOE DOUGHERTY Chemistry, Biology Western Kentucky University, B.S. , M.A. University of Sussex, D.Sc. CHARLES GRANINGER English Bellarmine College , B. A . Indiana University, M. S. BETTY HASWELL Home Economics Murray State University, B.S . University of Louisville, M.Ed. 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. LOIS MARSHALL Library Science Indiana University, B.S. , M.L. S. ALLAN J. McKINLEY 1 English, Spanish Hanover College , B . A . Indiana University, M. S. JEWELL MELLON Mathematics , Indiana University, B.S . l .3 BRENDA NICHOLSON Math, English Indiana University, B.S. , M.S. PHILIP PITT Music Western Kentucky University, B.M. WESLEY PORTER Health, Physical Education Greenville College, 8.8. Indiana University, M.S. ROBERT TASH Science, Social Studies Indiana University Southeast, B.S. 23 PAUL A . WEBB Government, History University of Louisville, B. S. Indiana University, M.S. , Ph.D. SPECIAL PERSONNEL: WALTER ADCOCK Art Indiana University , B . S . I.U. Southeast, M.S. NANCY GILMER Morehead State University, A. B. Indiana State University, M.S . 1 f : V 9.: ' CATHY RICE VALEDICTORIAN Girls' State Delegate 11; DAR Award 12; Stalker Award 9; FHA 9 - 12, Projects Chairman 12; Booster Club 9 - 12, Vice- President 12; Class Treasurer 12; Student Council 11 - 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12, President 12; Yearbook Staff 11 - 12, Editor 12; Band 9 - 11; Student Secretary 11 - 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Class Favorite 12; Echoes Queen Court 12; Class Play 12; Library Aide 12; Volleyball 10. LESLIE LOCKHART SALUTATORIAN Booster Club 12; National Honor Society 12. SENIOR OFFICERS; Debbie Rowan, President Barbie Grantz , Vice-President Cathy Rice, Treasurer Carol Faske, Secretary SENIOR SPONSORS: Lois Marshall Brenda Nicholson 7ixa232111:2745712xg;7x;mwx;w21vaIzzzwxgzaiiwrnwaz'Kalixxxl;742;zz41?zsz4yji4?flyk7imwfdkwbizdw. IxzwmwmwzmgzwgmL DENNIS AUSTIN Prosser Vocational School, Cabinet and Mill, 11 - 12. MARVIN D. BALMER Prosser Vocational School, 11 - 12. JAMES A. BIERLY Baseball 9 . WILLIAM J. BOOK JR. Presser Vocational School, Welding 11 - 12. JOHN G. BURNS LEONDRA S. CHAPPELLE Jeff. High School 9; Booster Club 10 - 12; Volleyball 11; Cadet Teacher 11; Choir 10; Flag Corp 12; Prosser Vocational School 12. RANDY CISSELL RANDY COATS Prosser Vocational School, Cabinet Mill, 11 - 12. EDWARD COOLEY DONNA SUE THOMAS DREYER FHA 9 - 11; GAA 10; Hi-Lites 11; Cheerleader 9, 10. STEPHEN A. EHRINGER TIM ELLENBRAND Prosser Vocational School 11, 12. 28 This Page Sponsored by LOSSON'S FLOWERS CAROLJ. FASKE FHA 9 - 12; Volleyball 10 - 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12; Band 9 - 10; Class Secretary 12; Student Council 12. EARL FINK, JR. Presser Vocational School 11 - 12, V00. Training. WALTER V. FINN THERESA CARTER GLADDEN Hi-Lites Staff 12; FHA 9; Choir 10. LETHA GLOVER South Central High School 9; Cadet Teaching 11; Library Aide 12; Prosser Vocational School , Health Occupations 12. PAULA LEE GLOVER South Central High School 9; Yearbook Staff 12; Student Secretary 12; Chorus 9; Cadet Teaching 12; Prosser Vocational School 12, Intensive Office Lab, OEA Club. 30 BECKY GRAF FHA 10 - 11; Booster Club 9 - 12; School Newspaper Staff 11; Cadet Teacher 10 - 11; St. Joe CYO 9 - 12; Senior Class Play 12; Prosser Vocational School, Keypunch 12. BARBIE GRANTZ Track 9 - 12; Booster Club 9; FHA 9; Secretary of Junior Class; Secretary of Student Council 12; Class Vice-President 12; Senior Class Play 12. ROGER HARBESON Baseball 9 - 10; Class President 10. DONALD HARDSAW Baseball 9 - 10; Prosser Vocational School, Printing. JUDY MARIE HELBIG FHA 10 - 11; Hi-Lite Staff 11; Booster Club Secretary 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Class Play 12; Cadet Teacher 12. MARK HERZOG Baseball 10 - 12; Basketball 10 - 11; Track 11; Prosser Vocational School, Building Trades 11 - 12; Band 10 - 11; Booster Club 12. STEVEN HOWARD Band 9 - 10; Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12. JEFFREY HUNT Baseball 9 - 12; Basketball 9 - 12; Cross Country 12; Class Favorite 11; Band 9 - 12; Class Vice-President 11; Student Council 11 - 12, Treasurer 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Class Play 12; Class Favorite 12; Mr. BHS. TROY JACKSON Track 9. DAVID JAMESON Track 9 - 12; Baseball 9 - 12; Prosser Vocational School, Printing 11 - 12; Class Play 12. JOE JORDAN Band 9 - 11; Student Council 11 - 12. Vice- President; Yearbook Staff 12; Band Officer 9 - 11; Prom Prince 1975; Chief Spirit 12; Class Play 12. MARY HURST JORDAN National Honor Society 11 - 12, Treasurer 12; JV Cheerleader 9; Booster Club 9; Band 9. JOE KELMEL Presser Vocational School 11 - 12. MICHAEL KIRCHGESSNER Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12, Welding; Basketball 9 - 12. RONNIE KOERBER Prosser Vocational School, Auto Body 11 - 12. BRENDA KOETTER Echoes Queen 9; Booster Club 9 - 12; Cadet Teacher 9 - 12; Class Favorite 9 - 12; Volleyball 10 - 12; Class President 11; National Honor Society 11 - 12; Yearbook Staff 11 - 12; Student Council 11 - 12; Basketball Queen 12; Class Play 12; Miss BHS. LAURIE LEE FHA 9; Cadet Teacher 12; Yearbook Staff 12. TIM LEE Presser Vocational School, Electronics 11 - 12; Class Play 12. SONIA LEWELLEN JAMES MAISTTISON Basketball Manager 9; Presser Vocational School 11 - 12. RENA McKINLEY FHA 9; GAA 9; Girls Track 9 - 12; Newspaper Staff 12. SCOTT MIKEL Basketball 9 - 10; Baseball 10 - 12; Class Favorite 9 - 10; Class Vice-President 10. KYNA MILLER Class Secretary 9; Track 9; Student Council 9; GAA 9 - 10; FHA 9 - 10; Cheerleader 9 - 12; Booster Club 9 - 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Class Play 12; Clark County Student Advisory Board 12. JOE OOLEY Track 9 - 10. DARLENE OWENS DIANE MARIE POPP FHA 10; Prosser Vocational School; FFA 11 - 12. KAREN SUE ROSENBERGER FHA 9 - 10; Booster Club 10 - 12; Newspaper Staff 11. DEBRA KATHERINE ROWAN Cadet Teacher 10 - 11; FHA 9 - 10; Echoes Queen 10; Cheerleader 9 - 12; Booster Club 9 - 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Student Council 10 - 12, Reporter 12; Class Play 12; Class President 12; Class Treasurer 11 . RICK SCHLEICHER Basketball 10 - 12; Track 11; Baseball 11 - 12. DEBORAH CATHERINE SCHMIDT FHA 9; Newspaper Staff 12. DALE R. SCHRODER Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12. LINDA SNEED FHA 10; Track Manager 10; Girls Choir 10; Newspaper Editor 12. PAM SNEED Flag Corp 12; Booster Club 10; Cadet Teacher 11; Public Relations Director 9; Historian 10; FHA 9 - 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Choir 10; Student Secretary 10 - 12; GAA 10; Newspaper Staff Co-Editor 12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12, Vice President 12; Library Aide 12. TERESA SPAULDING FHA 9 - 12; Choir 10; Newspaper Staff 12; Class Play 12. RANDY SPRINKLE Prosser Vocational School - Welding 11 - 12. DONALD WAYNE STEPHENS Band 9 - 12; Student Council 12. 36 AUNDRAY K. STEWART Prosser Vocational School 11 . KEVIN STUMLER Track 9 - 10; Cross Country 9 - 10; Student Council 9 - 10; Prosser Vocational School 11. TERRY TAYLOR Presser Vocational School Auto Body 11 - 12 . LARRY WADE Track 1 yr.; Basketball 9 - 12; Prosser Vocational School 11 - 12. TIM WAGGONER Band 9 - 12; Senior Class Play. MYRA SUE WRIGHT FHA 9 - 12, President 11 - 12; Outstanding Underclassman 10 - 11; National Honor Society 11 - 12; Student Council 9 - 12, President 12; GAA 10; Choir 10; Band 9 - 2, Treasurer 10, Outstanding Jr. , Who's Who in American Bands 11 - 12; Booster Club 9 - 12; Year Book Staff 12; Basketball 12; Volleyball 10 - 12; Track 10 - 12; Hi- Lites Co-Editor 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. UNDERCLASSMEN 38 OFFICERS: LeAnn McKinley, President Theresa Kirchgessner, Vice-President Melinda Nicholson, Treasurer Cathy Cavanaugh, Secretary Juniors LLLF. H3? ; II Harold Allen Roy Allen Don Balemine Chuck Ballard William Barnett Derrick Barrett Randy Beckett Bridget Bierman Sherry Boesing Mary Book Rose Brocar Frank Brown Janet Brown Cathy Cavanaugh Kevin Coats Susan Coffman Denise Conrad Rudy Cook Bruce Cooley Sherry Davis Sherrie Dunn Mike Eiler Ahan Engle Ronnie Eurton Dennis Eve Donna Everage Mike Fink Carla Graf Kevin Haycraft Tony Hedrick Mary Higdon Janet Howard Wayne Howlett Ronnie Jacobs Theresa Kirchgessner Penny Knasel Betty Koerber Mark Koetter Becky Kruer Bob Lee Alberta Lewellen Connie Martin Melanie Martin LeAnn McKinley LuAnn McKinley Lonita McKinley Dawn Mills Tony Moore Rodney Moore Luann Morris Kim Nicholson Melinda Nicholson Tim Rice David Robertson Pete Roth Danny Rowan Carol Schmidt Julie Sears Susan Shidler Donna Stephens Anita Thomas Amanda Trainor Glen Weir John Wheatley Steve Wright Everett Zumstein 39 ,. OFFICERS: Billy Kirchgessner - Secretary Mike Farmer - President a Sandra Wade - Treasurer Julie Miller - Vice-President :- Kelly Akers Linda Allen James Bain Jon Bangs f. f 1 Shirley Balentine Bob Bauman ; Gilbert Bezy ' David Blackman :42 Charles Blessinger Q9 Darita Bierly Joseph Book $ Rita Booth :6 Tina Booth L Becky Brewer Ronnie Brewer . , Robert Campbell 3: Pam Cissell Tim Daugherty 4O Kenny Drury Letitia Embrey Alan Etherton Mike Farmer Carmel Finn Mike Glover Theresa Grantz Bonnie Gray Kent Haycraft Tom Higdon Scott Hurst Derek Jackson Billy Kirchgessner Terry Lamb David McKinley Micah McKinley Gayla Marlman Julie Miller Ronnette Nance Tracey Nicholson Jerry Niehoff Kathy Norris Shawn Ooley Mary Owen Kelly Popp Perry Porter Jerry Potts Diane Rowan Nick Smith Cathy Sparks Robin Staniford Darryl Stephens Sandra Wade Jeff Walton Sandra Weir Danny Wheatley Shelly Wheeler Amanda Wilson Fran Wilson Danny Woods ', '257rx22-5az gz74 5:? 35-9; 2414:; 2: Ix; 2?: v1; Zia OFFICERS: Deanne Nance, Treasurer r' John Koerber, Secretary , Debra Purlee, Vice-President Mark Popp, President Bradley Akers Mattie Allen Dave Balmer .. A April Barnett A Teresa Bauman ' Taresa Bezy Angela Bidwell Edward Bidwell Pamela Boesing Patricia Boesing Connie Book Donnie Book Karen Book Marvin Book David Brandenburg Bobby Brocar Corina Bryant Nancy Butt Pam Campbell h Keith Chappelle Kevin Chappelle Melita Coats Millie Cook Sue Cooley Kevin Cooper Diane Cox '.W Richard Crane Doug Cummings .q Peggy Dehn David Durham Jeff Ehringer g Mark Ellenbrand 5; a Patty Engle aka 42 '1! JWZ ?'- . i - Johnny Eve Kathleen Eve Mike Everage Joe Faske Scott Galloway Bonnie Glover Ray Graf Edward Ham Tommy Harbeson Lisa Hedrick Robin Hedrick Eric Herzog Linda Higdon Bobby Hiser Julie Hunt Billy Hunter Lori Hurst James Jackson Tommy Jordan Debbie Kaelin David Klein John Knasel John Koerber Susan Koetter Joy Lamb Barbara Lynch Monty McKinley Lisa Marlman Rick Martin Karen Meunier Greg Mikel Toni Miller Dennis Mills Julia Murray Deanne Nance Brad Niehoff Roger Parker Christine Pickard Matt Pixley Mark Popp Larry Potts Tracey Potts Debra Purlee Dennis Rickard Mark Ricketts Terry Schmidt Geoffrey Shidler Tammy Sneed Andy Sparks Vincent Sprinkle Kathy Staniford Mark Staniford Randy Strange Julie Waggoner Thelma Wheatly Beth Wynn 43 w .l ' W WWWWz?kWWwwwIiVI$2?er'wzwrz74mzyz;waaayfgzawyxz ;VA$ ??AZ?IID 24mg wazyzka zyzamlyyxzwmwzwyz wmvah'vwgwrap;,sz12wWreywxxm;wyxgtw-zzxrrz1W.7 1 73 , , ,,, , 7 , , , r w u 7'1 r 7 OFFICERS: w'; Steve Klein, Secretary 7 Bruce Koetter, Vice-President 7 7 ' Kerry Popp, Treasurer 2 Kathy Balentine, President Tammy Albertson 7 Marcie Bailey 1.. Kathy Balentine ,4 . - Ronnie Banet Karen Bezy 1 5' 7 William Bierly Lana Boling ,' Barbara Book Tracey Coffman Mary Cook Theresa Cotton at ,, . Stacey Danner ' 1 Gary Davis Pam Denham 7 Sandra Dunn Janet Ehringer Marcia Eunon W3 Joe Eve Julie Farmer Matt Faske Martha Finn Corrina Floyd Rf Sue French j ' Jeff Gray Ronetta Hein 3; David Higgs Carla Hoke V, 7 Mike Hurst ' '3' Monica Hurst ,7 Gina Jackson ,4 7 Mitch Jackson '7 44 , ,IVrZQ. , 'v4 1 Kim Johnson Steve Klein Paul Knasel Teresa Knight Donna Koerber Bruce Koetter Julia Kruer Ada Lamb Ronnie Lamb Bettina Leon Myran Lewellen Albert Lothery Jeri Martin Kenny Meunier Mark Miller Myra Missi Joyce Moore Mark Moore Peggy Morris Becky Nash Johnna Nicholson Suzanne Niehoff Tonya Ooley Jole Payton Cheryl Popp Darlene Popp Kathleen Popp Kerry Popp Gena Porter Sharon Potts Lori Price Derry Rankin Thomas Reynolds John Rice Brian Robertson Brenda Rosenberger Linda Rosenberger Lisa Roth Doug Schleicher David Scott Eileen Smith Larry Smith Greg Snyder Carla Spaulding Timmy Staniford Mary Stanfill Dale Stephens Guy Stewart Kent Strange Teresa Suggs Brent Swallow Stephen Wallace 'Jody Wheeler Nathon White Cliff Wilson Millie Zumstein W Seventh Grade ,, s1, 'L' x a i z OFFICERS: f Julie Rickard, Secretary z Lonnie Balentine, Treasurer '1 , Dean Klein. President P Dexter Wilson, Vice-President i i i I John Adam i Mark Bailey Lonnie Balentine i - . Jeff Bangs L -. x, Steve Barnes i ' Tammy Bezy a Mark Blackman ; Kenny Booth Laura Booth 4 Gary Brocar Troi Canary i Sherri Carlton T Junior Casey 5; Gloria Cavins 3 Troy Cook James Cox ' z ' Kermit Cox , 1 Rhonda Crawley 3 Carrie Danser W32. Jill Dehn i ' Bart Drescher Mark Drury Susan Dunn 7 Kenny Durham .. ,4, Donna Eberle ' Lisa EhIinger Cynthia Ems Lorna Floyd ;' Clyde Gray , Stacy Gray ! John Hagest ; Regina Ham ; 4 Perry Hammack 7 46 Becky Hedrick Kevin Hedrick Greg Huber Jerry Huber Ricky Hurst Charles Jackson Danny James Charles Jones Joseph Kaelin Kermileta Karnes Tim Kirchgessner Dean Klein Diane Klein Paul Knight Joy Koeber Mary Korte Denise Kruer Robert Kruer Greg Lamb Yvonne Lee Saundra Lovell Timothy Lynch Paul McKinley Sherry Maisttison Steve Marlman Craig Martin Janice Martin Linda Meunier Edna Miller Doug Morris Tima Nance Marcy Nicholson Laura Popp Maurice Popp Rosemary Popp Lisa Porter Monna Rankin Carol Renn ' Julie Rickard Pamela Riggs Troy Rosenberger Angela Schmidt Elmer Scott John Schidler Eric Smith Terry Smith James Sneed Patricia Sneed Barbara Sparks Deborah Stumler Kelly Summer Dana Travis Joey Waggoner Chris Whitehouse Dexter Wilson Helen Zumstein 47 Athletic Awards JACKET AND SWEATER AWARDS: Rick Schleicher Jeff Hum Debbie Rowan Kyna Miller Myra Wright CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS: Sittingt Eric Herzog, Mileage Trophy; David McKinley, A11 Con- fcrence-LRAC and SAC, Mileage Trophy; Kevin Coats, Most Valua- ble Runner, A11 Conference-LRAC and SAC, Mileage Trophy; Dennis Rickard, Mileage Trophy; Terry Lamb, Mileage Trophy, A11 Con- ference-LRAC and SAC. $Iandingk Mike Farmer, Mileage Trophy; Shawn Ooley, Mileage Trophy; Ronnie Jacobs, Mileage Trophy; Donnie Balemine, All Conference- LRAC and SAC, Mileage Trophy - Most Dedicated Runner; Jeff Hum, Mileage Trophy. I ; . 1 Jr. ' - A: r'.T- I 4. ' . 4.1;; . ' I J C 32.. ': ! ' This page sponsored by BORDEN LION'S CLUB ' : 2127;;721'17Azdrwa 52471722421 7.; 75 ,. x ;.:. ,WA; 7.27 warty: 2441: 12-591., 2 '7 W227, , 7,7. 0,, 4-, :LffTZ'li'ZiJAewLZZE'IZ-f'fyziez ;;2174'IZK7 2W752y Varsity Cross Country tKneelingl: Dennis Rickard, Shawn Ooley, Eric Herzog, Mike Farmer. iStandingl: Terry Lamb, Kevin Coats, David McKinley, Jeff Hunt, Don Balentine, Ronnie Jacobs. tNot Picturedl: Coach Charles Jackson. ,3. 1, -: .- :i L ' 2.. 1r, I . 'th L g. f t semv .. 1 ehh$x The 1975-76 Cross Country Braves continues their domina- tion of the Lost River Athletic Conference. The LRAC Cham- pionship was the fifth consecutive one that the Braves have brought to BHS. The SAC Championship slipped away from N L the Braves this year, but since the team loses only one run- ner, the possibility of returning both crowns next year looks very good. Although the team will miss the dedication of senior Jeff Hunt, returning next year will be the Cross Coun- try Most Valuable Runner, Kevin Coats who was All Confer- ence in both the LRAC and SAC. Other All Conference run- 7'2 11ers who will be returning are David McKinley, who placed i first in the SAC title run; Donnie Balentine , who received the Most Dedicated Runner award; and Terry Lamb, who placed sixth out of forty runners in the LRAC. All of these runners placed within the top ten in BOTH conferences. Along with 4 , , ,, t. the remalmng team members Coach Jackson has developed a group of very hard working, dedicated runners who have proved over and over that they are true champions. p. '2 X j g 4 2a rail 50 uafxxkc'k ' -'. .. Dual Meets W-D Overall Record 462- 1D Cross Country Record Borden 25 North Harrison Borden 22 West Washington Borden 19 Pekin Eastern Borden 22 Austin Borden 17 New Washington Borden 1'7 Scottsburg Borden 4'7 Floyd Central Borden 18 Henryville North Harrison Invitational 63rd of 184 Clarksville Invitational ust of 94 New Albany Invitational 45th of 124 New Washington Invitational 44th of 1m Lost River Conference Gst of 64 Southern Athletic Conference 42nd of 54 ' ; , . .,w 4 .. . ,., . This page WALK'S DRUG STORE 32 39 42 35 46 45 15 41 xV 4 ' . , le 7257 . , .r. ' w. , WW , . ... ' .- e. ' , Varsity Volleyball MANAGERS: Penny Knasel and Sherry Boesing, Lonita McKinley, Melinda Nicholson, Kin Nicholson, Myra Wright, Carol Faske, Captain Brenda Koetter, Melanie Martin, LuAnn Morris, Coach Janie Heavrin. 1 The Varsity had a dismal season, record wise by going 0- 12. However, the junior varsity did somewhat better by win- ning three big matches over Salem, Pekin Eastern, and West Washington. Even though its varsity record is the worse, this year's varsity team made more improvement in individual skills than any of the previous teams. The greatest problem was lack of experience. Three of the starters had had no experience, and one had had no varsity experience. There were times when the team played well enough to win, only to see the victory slip away at the end. With more experi- ence the team should gain the confidence needed to hold on and be winners. Next year's team will miss Brenda Koetter's serving and Myra Wright's spiking as well as the able substituting of Carol Faske. However, the team should be strong because of the returning better men. Providing good serving will be Kim Nicholson, and LuAnn Morris; at the set up position will be two good competition, Melanie Martin and Lonita McKinley. Melinda Nicholson has the potential to be an excellent spiker. These girls should be good all-around play- ers. Three Juniors from this year's junior varsity who will be competing for a starting position are Donna Stephens ta good all-around playerl, Donna Everage ta better than average serverl and Connie Martin. Also in the running for a starting position will be Cathy Sparks, a much improved sophomore, and two promising freshmen, Karen Meunier and Beth Wynn. VARSITY SCORES 10-131 BHS vs chryville 0-15, 6-15 BHS vs Pekin Eastern 18-16, 11-15, 5-15 BHS vs North Harrison 10-15, 15-4, 12-15 BHS vs New Washington 10-15, 15-13, 13-15 BHS vs West Washington 15-8, 13-15, 13-15 BHS vs Floyd Central 1-15, 4-15 BHS vs Silver Creek 9-15, 3-15 BHS vs Henryville 4-15 , 9-15 BHS vs Salem 9-15, 1-15 BHS vs Lanesville 11-15, 5-15 BHS vs Crothersville 12-15, 3-15 BHS vs North Harrison 9-15, 11-15 SECTIONAL Borden vs Salem 2-15, 5-15 This page sponsored by TRI-STATE VENEER CORPORATION Junior Varsity Volleyball Kneeling: Coach Janie Heavrin. $tandingy Manager Sherry Boesing, Karen Meunier, Cathy Sparks, Donna Stephens, Donna Everage, Connie Martin, Beth Wynn, Manager Penny Knasel. mot Picturedk Lisa Marlman. 54 ' r-lt'u-94 n, Huang. . 1 Van. '0 o m . , '. , C H '4 x , C C '9, '! $ C C n: C . - ., ' 2r ,-.-.- C' r - , A f .. . Wu C I ' ' f' . r' ,r w . 4:15 ' . - .. . 4 Junior High Teams CROSS COUNTRY: Troy Rosenberger, Coach Tom Lockmund, Tim Lynch UNinner - Most Promising Cross Country Runnen, Mitch Jackson, Greg Lamb, Brian Robertson, Eric Smith, David Scott, Lonnie Balen- tine, Greg Snyder, Tonya Ooley, David Rice, Gena Porter. ' . . J, u. . , ?n . I ' ., , ' .. . . 4 . . 1, - C- . a. 'A . . V . , . ; . L - - ' w x a $26! , ; . - - v . .- J . . , , 44H: 0 . C I Huber, Jody Wheeler. CKneelingk Linda Meunier, Paul Knasel, Nathan White, Steve Klein, Tim Lynch, Greg Lamb, Greg Huber, Mark Blackman, Chuck Jones, Dexter Wilson, Troy Cook. Standing: Coach Dan Davis, Cheryl Popp, Greg Snyder, Brian Robertson, David Rice, Joe Kaelin CWinner - Most Promising Trackmam, Dana Travis, David Higgs, Troy Rosenberger, Managers Derry Rankin and Tom Reynolds. Wot Picturedh Jeff Bangs. 55 a2. Girls' Varsity Basketball tStandingi: VARSITY: Coach Gaynell Satterfield, Theresa Grantz, Melinda Nicholson, Dawn Mills, Karen Book, Myra Wright, Lu Ann McKinley, Theresa Kirchgessner, Kim Nicholson, Melanie Martin, Lonita McKinley. tKneelingi: JUNIOR VARSITY: Manager Luann Morris, Karen Meunier, Denise Conrad, Susan Coffman, Connie Book, Sandy Weir, Ronnette Nance, manager Amanda Trainor. Borden High School made another step into the world of girls' athletics by beginning interscholastic basketball for the girls. The varsity record was 4-8 but the junior varsity enjoyed a winning season at 6e3. While the varsity did not have a winning season, it must be remembered that in their very first attempt at competitive basketball, our girls' team played the biggest schools in our area . Consider the following competition: New Albany tthree timesi, Jeffersonville, Floyd Central, and North Harrison. The varsity defeated North Harrison, lost by one point to Floyd Central in a game which they had led by as many as ten points for almost the entire game, and leading at half time, surprised Jeff for three quar- ters. To top it off the girls went into the Floyd Central sec- tional and won their first game! Borden averaged 41.9 points per game on the season to their opponents 43.3 points. The team loses its starting center, Myra Wright, but all others return, including Most Valuable Player, Theresa Kirchgess- ner. With the experience gained this year, BHS can hope for improved results next year. It is always difficult to be first, to pave the way for others, but this year's squads gave a fine effort, one to remember with pride. Borden 48 39 3:5 36 32 38 39 69 43 54 Varsity Scores 44-84 Opponents North Harrison Floyd Central New Albany Lanesville New Albany Jeffersonville West Washington South Central Lanesville Sectional: South Central New Albany Junior Varsity Record 46-34 Crothersville 30 40 59 42 57 52 52 38 49 14 63 57 H- ,. ,7, W, my, ,,,,,,,,,,W,,,V,, ,, Maw, 7., ,,,,,,M,,,,.my,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,, z.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,Q,,,,Z,,,,,,,.,,.,,W,,,.,,z.y,,zvrzxavuzwyyaom74-yaewwzwwmmmr7,1' , MW , V . V x '-'a, ' 1! ..- , .. r , ,, ,,., .. .. n .4 ,. I - E ,1 B V B k b 11 j; oys ar51ty as et a I b' Kneelingr Rick Schleicher, Jeff Hunt, Rudy Cook, Larry Wade, Danny Rowan, Eric Herzog. Standing: Assistant Coach Mike 4 ; Carter, Manager Derrick Barrett, Mike Kirchgessner, Glen Weir, Pete Roth, David Robertson, David Jameson, Frank Brown, F1 Manager Wayne Howlett, Coach Wes Porter. F ' Senior: JEFF HUNT Senior: DAVID JAMESON Senior: MIKE KIRCHGESSNER Junior: RUDY COOK Junior: DAVID ROBERTSON Junior: PETE ROTH Senior: LARRY WADE Junior: FRANK BROWN Junior: DANNY ROWAN Junior: GLEN WEIR Freshman: ERIC HERZOG ,4 ya- -, W 62 Sectional Victory Caps Season's Campaign VARSITY: The 1975-76 Braves battled against several diffi- culties. The worse of which was inexperience with only three members of the 1974-75 varsity returning for this year. Inju- ries also took their toll including Mike Kirchgessner's second broken wrist at sectional time. Despite the difficulties the Braves still managed to win nine games while losing thir- teen. Team statistics show that errors caused the major trouble for the inexperienced Braves who had 373 errors to their opponents 303. On the positive side, the young Braves has a better field goal percentage than their opponents 69.5070 compared to 38.9070i, had more rebounds i730 to 665i, had more assists i235 to 208i and lost the free throw category by only two percentage points 60070 to 62701. The fact that the Braves point average was 68 compared to 71 for their oppo- nents, shows how close some of those thirteen losses really were. This is certainly a credit to these young men. The most satisfying of the victories was the sectional win over arch-rival Pekin Eastern. The first sectional win for the basketball boys since 1954 caused quite a stir in our small community. Individual leaders in every category, except senior Mike Kirchgessner's offensive rebounding, will return for next sea- son. With much determination, dedication, and hard work, the future looks bright for the Varsity Braves. JUNIOR VARSITY: The J.V. 's enjoyed a very successful sea- son finishing with a 15-5 record. Some of the season's high points were the defeats of Pekin Eastern itwicei, Austin, Orleans, Milltown, and New Washington. Some of these were thought to be the team's toughest challenges and the I. V. '5 passed these challenges and many others in their quest for a highly successful season. The leading scorer for the team was Eric Herzog who aver- aged 10.3 points per game. David McKinley was the leading rebounder with 120 and Tom Higdon led in the assists depart- ment with 29. As a team, they averaged 45.1 points per game, while holding their opponents to 39.1 points per game, and out-rebounded their opponents for the season. Coach Carter said he was pleased with the season and proud of the way the boys conducted themselves on the court. The team showed great hustle, defense, and desire for the game throughout the entire season. These boys will icertainly make A .A 1113 law; -er 9,th :1 3 g -, --'Ja' ,2; - anti 1 m R11 - 1 a ,-- - a ,6 v r4 eTI a contribution to the basketball program in future years. FRESHMEN: When faced with saying something about a sea- son record which includes no wins, the task becomes very difficult. Consistency is something every team tries to achieve - but not consistency in losing. Nevertheless, the Freshman team was consistent in a very much more notewor- thy than the losing. They were consistent in their efforts to keep trying. There are many things which was combined to cause a losing season, and the Freshmen suffered through them. The easy thing to do when faced with a situation like theirs is to quit. It takes a far better person to keep trying than it takes to quit. We congratulate the Freshman team , as we do the Volleyball girls, not for their records, but because they cared enough for BHS to try. EIGHTH GRADE: The eighth grade team completed a win- ning season with a record of 11 wins against 9 losses. The high points of the season came in their 54-45 win over Silver Creek and in capturing the West Washington Tourney. Steve Klein, serving as floor general , scored in double fig- ures in eleven of the twenty games. The high game for Steve was his 25 point effort in the Braves 72-36 win over Henry- Varsity Season Record t9-13i BORDEN OPPONENTS 64 Lanesville 7O 85 Medora 6O 67 New Washington 69 67 Peking Eastern 71 72 English 66 84 Marengo 73 78 South Central 84 55 West Washington 9'7 94 Salem 97 OT 67 Austin 86 80 Crothersville 54 69 Cannelton 67 7O Henryville 82 74 Leavenworth 68 OT 43 Milltown 60 71 Portland Christian 57 46 West Washington 57 67 Medora 64 52 Orleans 63 60 Dubois 75 SECTIONAL 56 Peking Eastern 53 52 North Harrison 83 ville. The team also received consistent support from Brian Robertson, Doug Schleicher, David Rice and Greg Snyder. Greg was chosen on the Charlestown All-Tourney Team for his 18 point contribution. After two highly successful seasons as winners in junior high, these boys are expected to continue their winning tra- dition as Freshmen. SEVENTH GRADE: Borden's seventh grade basketball team had a very successful season with a record of 16 wins and only 2 losses. Highlighting the season was defeating Salem and West Washington to win the West Washington T ourney. Dean Klein, Joe Kaelin, and Troy Cook were the main rebounding forces that permitted the team to get extra shots on the offensive end of the court. Dexter Wilson and Greg Lamb aided the team by leading many fastbreaks and pene- trating the opponents' defenses, enabling the team to score easily. The strongest part of the seventh grade game was its defense. They held their opponents to an average score of 22 points per game, while scoring an average of 38 points per game. fax: JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneeling: Tim Rice, Mike Farmer, Kent Haycraft, Tom Higdon, Mike Glover, Don Balemine. $tandingk Coach Mike Carter, Manager Jeff Walton, Mark Koetter, Eric Herzog, David McKinley, Derek Jackson, Tony Hedrick, Billy Kirchgessner, Manager Tim Daugherty. U I i , V V a 'V I . . , , . . ' ' , ' ' ' ' . , . J . ' .' x . A U . . , x . J . - ' k ,. ; w r , w I : . ' 4 n : , y, '4. 5.7 ' 7 . i - ' ' . M' , , pa. . 4' ,- , . - FRESHMEN: Coach Tom Lockmund, Manager Kevin Cooper, Kevin Chappelle, Doug Cummins, Mike Everage, James Jackson, Dennis Rickard, Tom Jordan, Tracy Potts, Keith Chappelle, Manager Andy Sparks. Ix. EIGHTH GRADE: Kneeling: Mitchell Jackson, Cliff Wilson, Steve Klein, Bruce Koetter, David Rice. Gtandingy Coach Charles Jackson, Manager Torn Reynolds, Doug Schleicher, David Scott, David Higgs, Brian Robertson, Greg Snyder. SEVENTH GRADE: Kneeling: Joey Waggoner, Lonnie Balentine, Eric Smith, Jerry Huber, Mark Drury. $tandingk Coach Danny Davis, Manager Tim Lynch, Greg Lamb, Troy Rosenberger, Dexter Wilson, Dean Klein, Joe Kaelin, Troy Cook, John Hagest, Greg Huber, Clyde Gray, Manager Chuck Jones. WWWWWWMMMyW1WMo;yWWWWMWrWyWraWMrmamyxmwwwzm Basketball Awards Myra Wright, Sportsmanship; Theresa Danny Rowan, Most Valuable Player, Varsity Assists; Frank Brown, Defense; David Kirchgessner, Most Valuable Player. Robertson, Rebounding; Jeff Hum, Sportsmanship. Kim Nicholson, Junior Varsity Free Eric Herzog, Junior Varsity Free Throw $60740; Pete Roth, Varsity Free Throw, Throw MOOM; Theresa Kirchgessner, 076070; Mike Everage, Freshman Free Throw, WSUm. Not Picturedy Steve Klein, Varsity Free Throw 0137M. Junior High Free Throw, $610. 66 0mm; ,Wn r'taf- , ' o r ' u f A. w Booster Club OFFICERS: GronO: Brenda Koetter, President; Cathy Rice, Vice-Presidem; Susan Coffman, Treasurer; Judy Helbig, Secretary. Wacky Donna Stephens, Coat Check; Melva Carter, Sponsor; Amamda Trainer, Coat Check. BOOSTER CLUB SPIRIT WEEK AWARDS: Hall Decorations - Seniors Cheer Competition - Sophomores Red and Black Award - Juniors Chief Spirit - Joe Jordan Squaw Spirit - Theresa Kirchgessner 67 s ' i Cheerleading Squads VARSITY: Kyna Miller Captain; Debra Purlee, Debbie Rowan, Theresa Gramz, Cathy Cavanaugh, Susan Price, JUNIOR VARSITY; Shirley Baleminc, Diane Rowan, Sherry Mascot. Davis, Captain Kelly Popp. mighu FRESHMAN: Susan Koetter, Captain, Lisa Marlman, Julie Waggoner. wottom Ler: EIGHTH GRADE: Monica Hurst, Jeri Martin, Peggy Morris, Captain, Gina Jackson, Eileen Smith, Cheryl Popp. Wottom RighU: SEVENTH GRADE: Julie Rickard, Captain, Lisa Porter, Patricia Snccd, Stacy Gray, Janice Martin. e '44 Varsity Boys' Track tKneelingi: Manager Andy Sparks, James Jackson, Mark Koetter, David McKinley, David Jameson, Jeff Hunt, Rudy Cook, Tim 2,; Rice, Charles Blessinger, Eric Herzog. tStandingi: Aaron Crane, Shawn Ooley, Dennis Rickard, Randy Strange, Kevin Coats, Tony Hedrick, Doug Cummins, Terry Lamb, Danny Woods, Don Balentine, Derek Jackson, Ray Graf. tNot Picturedi: Coach ,4, Charles Jackson . . I, . . , i . i . f . . . . t .. . . ,x .I... 3...; . . . t . t . J r . ,- t' .' s 1,1 .vu -, . l. J .1 . . . v .' .- - ' A. . , .' u.!'W$L-4;...n .mY- hm- $ With only two seniors on the 1975-76 Braves Track team, the team is building for the future. The Track Braves placed third in the Lost River Athletic Conference and fourth in the Southern Athletic Conference and finished their regular sea- son with a 3-8 record. The high point of the season came when sophomore David McKinley broke a sixteen year pole ,. - vault record with his jump of 12'. We hope with the comple- -. tion of our new track field and with better equipment that 5 David will be able to break his own record before graduating. x David also qualified for the sectional in the pole vault and in the two mile run. Returning next year with David will be Most Valuable Trackman junior Danny Rowan. Danny's spe- w; cialities are low and high hurdles and pole vault. Danny's pole vault of 11' 6 was just one inch off the old record. With these two boys to lead the way, we can look forward to an improved team next season. ., -lz, ' mx- 5y . '- 2 DAVID McKINLEY - New pole vault record holder 5 A f DANNY ROWAN - Most Valuable Trackman 71 72 Varsity Girls' Track iSittingl: Amanda Trainor, Linda Higdon, Angie Bidwell, Lisa Marlman, Theresa Grantz, Debra Purlee, Kelly Popp, Barbie Grantz. tStandingl: Managers Mary Higdon and Luann Morris, Rena McKinley, Lisa Hedrick, Karen Meunier, Taresa Bezy, After years in existence, the girls' track team is steadily improving their program. In addition to their improved 5-11 won-lost record, the girls' broke seven school records, quali- fied three girls for the sectional, and won their first triangu- lar meet by defeating Lanesville and Pekin Eastern. Also, in the first year for the Southern Athletic Conference Girls' Track Meet, Borden with 41 points placed third behind Crothersville's 79 and Pekin Eastern's 44. Theresa Grantz won the 100 yard dash while the 440 relay team tTheresa Grantz, Taresa Bezy, Kelly Popp, and Rena McKinleyl also came in first. Two school records were broken and one was tied in the SAC meet which shows the total team effort the girls gave to try to win the SAC crown. The following school records were made during the season: senior Rena McKinley, long jump - 15', 80 yard hurdles 0:12.8; senior Barbie Grantz, 440 yard dash - 1:12; sopho- more Shelly Wheeler, 880 yard dash - 2:52.7; freshman Karen Meunier, softball throw 159' 1 ; sophomore Theresa Grantz, freshman Taresa Bezy, sophomore Kelly Popp, Rena McKinley - 440 relay 0:57.4; Theresa Grantz, Kelly Popp, Barbie Grantz, junior Cathy Cavanaugh - 880 medley - 2:14.9. Qualifying for the sectional, were Rena McKinley in long jump tls'l, senior Myra Sue Wright in shot put t31' 4W3, and Theresa Grantz in 100 yard dash t0:12.51. The track team will lose three seniors, Barbie Grantz, Rena McKinley, and Myra Wright who together hold seven school records. These girls will be missed but the returning letter winners tTheresa Grantz who was selected as Most Val- uable Track Girl, Kelly Popp, Shelly Wheeler, Karen Meu- nier, Cathy Cavanaugh, Taresa Bezy, Angie Bidwell, and Denise Boguszl together with the young track girls should continue the steady improvement of the Braves track team. This page sponsored by ZINK'S FURNITURE 73 Varsity Baseball tSittingi: Frank Brown, Scott Mikel, Rick Schleicher, David Jameson, Jeff Hunt. tKneelingi: Manager Jeff Walton, Chuck Bal- lard, Kent Haycraft, Tom Higdon, Mike Farmer, Tim Rice, Eric Herzog, Manager Tim Daugherty. tStandingi: Assistant Coach A. J . McKinley, Danny Rowan, Don Balentine, David Robertson, Pete Roth, Ronnie Jacobs, Rudy Cook, Coach Wes Porter. Wif- V .ilwi gg' '5 To say the 1975-76 baseball season was a frustrating year is an understatement. It was a year which saw the Braves lose every game, but much to their credit, they never gave up. They were in the game trying until the last out was called. While many of the scores were very lopsided, the hits were not. But throughout the entire season, errors killed the Braves. It even seemed as if lady luck was against the Braves in many games. With many of the players young and unaccustomed to their starting roles, this was very definitely a rebuilding year. While losing senior Jeff Hunt who won the Batting Trophy with his .325 hitting, junior Pete Roth, who was named Most Valuable Player because of his versatility in hitting, pitching, and playing first base, will return to help lead the Braves back to the winning road. .geooood :mv'O't'..q11K I :I'lh '- 555 ; a X .' i'ti'V'i :1 v. .Aadqua-H' w..'...'.h I u'fx'. h'.'.'h$mm t l p. Baseball Record 4': 10-191 4. Opponents 0 Silver Creek 12 4 Austin 6 1 8 Salem 9 1 New Washington 9 I 3 Crothersville 10 i 4 New Washington 12 1; 5 South Central 8 6 South Central 8 ,5 1 Pekin Eastern '7 1 Floyd Central 11 2 Henryville 5 1 1 1 Orleans 13 1' u i 8 Milltown 11 H 6 Pekin Eastern 7 ! O Crothersville 10 4 2 Silver Creek 3 0 West Washington 4 1 1 Austin 6 Sectional: Clarksville 13 a i T 7 .3 I .6 This page sponsored by GUTHRIE'S BUILDING SUPPLY 5 : ;--, n .1! -. I 0 .3 .. f!!! w. '15 2. ACTIVITIES V115 Cy w Mr. and Miss BHS Jeff Hunt and Brenda Koetter - ;: k A . WNW -4. 78 Mr. BHS Jeff Hunt The qualifications needed to become Mr. BHS encompass every phase of life at Borden High School - academics, ath- letics, clubs - all combined by a person who displays the best character and school spirit. This description made Jeff Hunt the natural choice of the student body to become Mr. BHS for 1976. A Hoosier Merit Scholar, Jeff was a member of the stu- dent council for two years, serving as treasurer his senior year. For four years Jeff participated in band, basketball, and baseball and received honors in each. Serving as presi- dent of the band, Jeff was named outstanding marching bandsman in his senior year, received the coveted basketball sportsmanship award, and the baseball batting trophy. As a junior, Jeff was vice-president of his class and named by the faculty as delegate to the Hoosier Boys' State. Working on the yearbook staff, running cross country, and participating in the senior play completed a very busy year for Jeff. Miss BHS Brenda Koetter Like Mr. BHS, the senior girl chosen as Miss BHS must also be the best all around supporter of Borden High School. A two year member of the National Honor Society, Brenda served as Secretary her senior year when she was also named a Hoosier Merit Scholar. A booster club member for four years, Brenda was president this year and was selected 1976 Homecoming Queen. She has played volleyball for three years and was captain of the team this year. Active in cadet teaching for four years, Brenda spent much of her free time helping tutor in the grade school. She was president of her class during her junior year and was a two year member of student council. Working on the yearbook staff for two years gave Brenda the experience needed to be co-editor her senior year. Like Jeff, Brenda participated in the senior class play and gave her total support to Borden High School. Jeff and Brenda certainly exemplify what it means to be Mr. and Miss BHS and will be missed at school next year. 79 Echoes Queen Cathy Cavanaugh Queen's Court: Kelly Popp, Debra Purlee, Cathy Rice ' x . n x... . J -. . . gr... . . ,. 1! , .4 .. a . .. , . 1. a 7 fu, Q Kai. ? ,,...4!, iv? ; . ,5. ,br. V F? a. 7,2,1 . w Class Favorites 432 ,. .az .. 2, .J . y, , . ,. zzv , , 21:, kw . m . . ggiiu Seniors Cathy Rice Jeff Hunt J . am. . mg, , ;. UILW. c hwy... gym Sophomores Kelly Popp Kent Haycraft Juniors: David Robertson Sherry Davis Freshmen: Diane Cox John Koerber Brenda Koetter Reigns as 1975-76 Homecoming M. Queen rm. r J .710. HOMECOMING FINALISTS: Ronnette Nance; Carol Schmidt; Flower girl, Trina Lang; Queen Brenda Koetter; Crown Bearer, Mark Marlman; Runner-up Sandra Wade; Rose Brocar. 84 sh. w' xv $ 7 $$ng . tTop Lefty Last year's Homecoming Queen, Rose Mary Book, crowns Brenda as 1975-76 Homecoming Queen while escort Jeff Hunt observes the proceedings. tTop Righo: Brenda receives her roses from junior Pete Roth. tBottom Lem: The new queen receives applause from the appreciative fans at the Homecoming game. This Page Sponsored by WSLM Senior Jeff Hunt escorts senior Brenda Koetter. Homecoming Pageant Highlights the Basketball Season KW 1 wagwm. Mr Mg Senior Larry Wade escorts junior Carol Schmidt. Crown Bearer, Mark Marlman, escorts flower girl, Trina Lang. Junior Pete Roth escorts last year's queen, Rose Mary Book. OFFICERS: Myra Wright, President Donna Stephens, Vice-President Mary Higdon, Secretary-Treasurer Cathy Rice, Projects Chairman Patricia Mullins, Sponsor I MEMBERS: Row D: Myra Wright, Lonita McKinley, Robin Hedrick, Taresa Bezy, Amanda Trainor, LeAnn McKinley, Betty Koerber, Becky Kruer, Carol Schmidt, Cathy Rice, Pat Mullins, $ponson. Row 2M Lisa Marlman, Donna Stephens, Melinda Nicholson, Penny Knasel, LuAnn Morris, Bridgett Bierman, Mary Higdon, Julie Sears, Anita Thomas. mow 3x Cathy Sparks, Susan Coffman, Sherry Boesing, Melanie Martin, Angie Bidwell, Debbie Purlee, Beth Wynn, Linda Higdon, Julie Waggoner. Row 4y Millie Cook, Kathleen Eve, Donna Everage, Connie Book, Patty Engle, Sue Cooley, Mattie Allan. mow 5y Kim Nicholson, Connie Martin, Pam Cissell, Mary Owens, Karen Book, Melita Coats, Carmel Finn, Debbie Kaelin, Julie Hunt. mow 6x Darita Bierly, Joy Lamb,. Karen Meunier. v- National Honor Society aer: OFFICERS: Pam Sneed, Vice-President; Brenda Koet- ter, Secretary; Cathy Rice, President; Mary Jordan. Trea- surer. $tandingk Andrea Arnold, Sponsor. melowx President Cathy Rice with new members David Robertson and Wayne Howlett. Leslie Lockhart and Carol Faske . Koetter, Kim Nicholson, Cathy Cavanaugh. Standing: Tim Rice, Barbie Grantz, Andrea Arnold $p0nson. 89 Hi-Lites Staff .4, c 'l' 5r EDITORS: 3' , Pam Sneed, Co-Editor . Myra Wright, Co-Editor 4'2; Melva Carter, Sponsor Linda Sneed, Editor X 1' . g ; . . . 3K 1:7 , z :33 3 3. , Q'll7.vu'l'o', : 33 ooeacuooun ,7 -zxcy.,..:; . ?mw 4;; 90 ; . 1:3 Grom Ler: Rena McKinley, Teri Spaulding, Lynn Lamb, Pam Sneed, Debbie Schmidt, Myra Wright, Kyna Miller, Debbie Rowan, Theresa Gladden, Linda Sneed, and Carol Faske. OFFICERS: JSittingh Debbie Rowan, Reporter; Jeff Hunt, Treasurer; Myra Wright, President. JSIandingr Barbie Grantz, Secretary; Joe Jordan, Vice-Presidem. f?f'i a? $59 Jr'r' ' 2f, :1 .. f. ,: , $1 . . E's-u-i'vfx-r ' fark' $3415? m... ,5 v. . J . . MEMBERS: Wrom Rom: John Koerber, Kelly Popp, Shirley Balemine, Greg Lamb, Dexter Wilson, Dean Klein, Brian Robertson, Bruce Koetter, Luann Morris, Betty Koerber, Beth Wynn, Patty Franklin, Kerry Popp, Debbie Purlee, Cathy Cavanaugh and Theresa Grantz. mack Rom: Mark Popp, Julie Miller, Mike Farmer, Deanne Nance, Barb Lynch, Cathy Balentine, Cheryl Popp, Cathy Rice, Lonita McKinley, Myra Wright, Pam Sneed, Carol Faske, Brenda Koetter, Donna Stephens. LeAnn McKinley, Debbie Rowan, Barbie Grantz, and Joe Jordan. VVV $wa M The Pride of Southern Indiana Ibo Pride Of Southern Indiana BURDEN HIGH SCHOOL BAND BORDENJNDIANA BAND OFFICERS: tSittingk Cathy Cavanaugh, Field Com- Receiving four year band letter awards were Myra Sue Wright mander, Jeff Hunt, President. tStandingx Patty Franklin, and Jeff Hunt. tTim Waggoner also received a jacket award, Vice-President; Amanda Trainor, Field Commander; Mela- but was absent when picture was takenJ nie Martin, Treasurer. The 1976 version of the Pride of Southern Indiana received an invitation to the Springtime in Tallahassee festival and parade in Tallahassee, Florida. In addition to marching in the parade, the band played two concerts enroute in Chattanooga, Tennessee and in Tallahassee. The five day trip was funded by the band's numerous fund raising projects. The Florida trip highlighted a busy year for the band. In addition to the annual Christmas and Spring concerts, the band participated in two state contests. The band received a second in the Tell City Marching Contest and an excellent rating in the State Concert Contest at Madison. L 4 This page sponsored by WASHINGTON COUNTY RURAL TELEPHONE CO-OP, INC. v CATHY RICE .. Valedictorian 73 . Bookkeeping Award 1 hi Math Award Social Studies Award 2 s Yearbook Award 3 National Honor Society Cord s I DAR Award 1 1 English Award 1- I Dare You Award Booster Club Spirit Award ' j i Stalker Award O2tm hr Salutatorian Senior Shorthand Award Business Award National Honor Society Cord Mental Health Board Scholarship Citizens Bank Advisory Board Scholarship . 4y M, LESLIE LOCKHART CAROL FASKE National Honor Society Cord Hoosier Merit Scholar Athletic Red Book Award r. mcfoz JEFF HUNT Outstanding Marching Bandsman Hoosier Merit Scholar I Dare You Award Athletic Red Book Award wottom Ler: BRENDA KOETTER National Honor Society Cord Hoosier Merit Scholar PTO Scholarship Athletic Red Book Award mottom RighU: DEBBIE ROWAN Home Economics Outstanding Senior Cheerleading Three Year Award 96 Wop RighU: MARY HURST JORDAN National Honor Society Cord Wop Lefoz LETHA GLOVER National Honor Society Cord Hoosier Merit Scholar PTO Scholarship mighoz MYRA SUE WRIGHT Outstanding Senior Award Scholastic Athletic Award National Honor Society Cord Hoosier Merit Scholar John Phillip Sousa Band Award Outstanding FHA Award Athletic Red Book Award Student Council Participation Award Lion's Club Essay Contest - Second Place Not Pictured: BARBIE GRANTZ National Honor Society Cord Athletic Red Book Award PAM SNEED National Honor Society Cord Spanish Award KYNA MILLER Cheerleading Four Year Award SHERRY DAVIS Girls' State Delegate Cheerleading - Three Year Award JEFF WALTON Beginning Typing Award Lion's Club Essay Contest First Place Not Pictured: CATHY CAVANAUGH Cheerleading Three Year Award LINDA SNEED Newspaper Editor Award ANDY EHRINGER Hoosier Merit Scholar 97 LUANN MORRIS Outstanding Junior Band Award Student Council Participation Award TIM RICE Stalker Award ultm Boys' State Delegate TOMMY HIGDON Stalker Award uOtm 98 KAREN MEUNIER Stalker Award wtm Home EC. Outstanding Underclassman Lion's Club Essay Contest - Third Place p ' R: . ' $ . 2 m : -.. ,3 .9. . W QN- .v 1W3r 3n c $ w - A N$$3$a g$rv ? Wm?37W DARLENE POPP Stalker Award wtm CYNTHIA EMS Stalker Award Chm Not Pictured: American Legion Awards: BRIAN ROBERTSON, RONNETTA HEIN Athletic Red Book Awards: DAVID JAMESON, MIKE KIR- CHGESSNER, RENA McKINLEY, RICK SCHLEICHER, LARRY WADE Outstanding Flag Corps Award: LU ANN McKINLEY Outstanding Seventh Grade Bandsman: PERRY HAMMACK Student Council Participation Awards: LONITA MCKINLEY, KELLY SUMNER ELEMENTARY 7., ,. hm??? F. $441.. 5... A 21247... d U. vagaz 1.. pp .414 no: 6 , 4 :9'-1-. mr 5,; Treva Martin and Muriel Lewis. mer: Jean Smith, mbovey Alvnell Alexander. 101 CHEERLEADERS: Gronoz Dana Thomas, Paula French, Danette Sla- ter. Christy Schleicher, Sherry Weir, Julie Ballard. Wacky Sherri Lang, Jennifer Davidson, Michele Smith, Kathy White, Pam Smith, Lisa Mark- land. SIXTH GRADE TEAM: GronU: Chris Marlman, Lonnie Nicholson, Gary Nale, Steve Johnson, Travis Martin. Midd1ey Tom Jones, Gene Ferguson, Michael Rice, Jim Jacobs, Todd Bol- ing. Wacky John Trainor, Chuck Hedrick, Rusty Franklin, Cecil Cook, Mike Ooley. FIFTH GRADE TEAM: GronU: Mike Bobo. Steve Jordan, Junior Hedrick, Donnie Beville, Cary Ooley. Midd1ey Scott Miller, Tony Beville, Jake Allen, Chris Gray, Briam Hurst. Wacky Jay Hall, Jimmy Beam, Walter Calfee, Joe Nolot. 102 DANNY DAVIS Oakland City College, B.S. Indiana University , M . S . 7 1!. w .. Rose Allen Julie Ballard Shelya Bidwell Kent Bishop Donald Butt Alan Caner Cecil Cook Jennifer Davidson Elizabeth Ehringer Paula French Richard Graf Chuck Hedrick Calvin Howlett Larry Hurst Jim Jacobs Tim Johnson Tom Jones Sherri Lang Pam Lovell Chris Marlman Kim Mercer Gary McKinley Lonnie Nicholson Renda Reynolds Ricky Ricketts Gueanita Scott Jackie Standfield Dana Thomas Kathy Whit? 104 Rusty Franklin Kevin Haste Rhonda Hedrick Robin Hunter Steven Johnson Karl Kaelin Lisa Markland Travis Martin Mac McKinley Garry Nale Mike Ooley Michael Rice Christy Schleicher Eddie Sears John Seeley Michael Smith Pam Smith Doreen Spaulding Pam Suggs John Trainor Sherry Weir Liz Akers Billy Beville Todd Boling Brenda Bower Missi Brewer Vincent Coats Helen Cullins Eddie Eiler David Finwick Gene Ferguson Sixth Grade BEVERLY WYNN Union College, A.B. Spaulding College. M.S. l. r A GAYNELL SATTERFIELD I.U. Southeast, B.S., M . S . Yvette Baize James Bangs Jimmy Beam Robin Beckett James Coats Douglas Crane Mark Danser Lori Davidson Ricky Eve 5. - Julie Floyd Odie Floyd Aubrey Hedrick Jeffery Hedrich Steven Johnson Keith Knight Peggy Lanham Sharon Leach Timmy Lothery Terry Lynch Troy Mikel Scott Miller James Moore Jeff Nance Joseph Nolot Paul Pixley Melissa Sipes Trent Sneed Dennis Strange Barbara Suggs Sherri Swartz Pat Wells Pam White Fifth and Fourth Grades MARILYN McKINLEY University of Louisville , B. S. Indiana University , M . S . Matt Barnett Tony Beville Michael Bobo Sherri Broadus Missy Crane Tommy Deen Katrina Green Chris Gray Terry Hammack Bobby Muntz Janie Nash Dana Popp Jana Rickard Ray Walden Donnie Beville 4 Mike Blankenbaker 09 Michael Hurst OD Stephen Jordan VD Reggie Leon VD Shannon Markland GD Lisa Nale RD Cary Ooley 0-D Kim Schleicher GD Cheryl Wallace GD RaAnna Wright OD Meg Wynn 4 u! . w v.. ,, , LENA BROWN Central Normal College, B.S. Shannon Alexander Jake Allen Terry Applegate Donald Beckett Misty Bobo Gary Bums Walter Calfee Rusty Cook Melody Day a ' Mike Deen Cindy Denham Loretta Faulkenburg Theresa Floyd Lynnette Harmon Brian Hedrick Sheryl Hill 4 Merlin Hewlett Brian Hurst N Michele Johnson Mike Kemp James Lamb Tony Lanham -7 Melissa Maisttison Michele Meyers Sherry Niece Rose Owens .,. Kevin Potts Connie Sneed Harold Spaulding ., Tracy Stanfield Debra Taylor Malinda Troxel 107 4,x. 7 --, W4 w x xi 108 Becky Fishbach Rob Graef Missy Grubbs - Stephen Hurst Dana Jackson Donna Jackson Allen Johnson Robbie Jordan Cindy Kirk David Leach David Mitchell Keith Moore Connie Mc Cutcheon Tony N icks Richie Rice Leeia Routh Leslie Stark Missy Swafford Stacey Wagoner Lisa Walden Robby Wheatley Charles Adams Lisa Allen Owen Anderson Susan Barnes Bruce Brandenburg N aomi Bryant Missy Conrad Michale Cox Amy Eiler Brian Ferguson PAT EATON I.U. Southeast, B.S. JOANN WRIGHT Hanover College, 8.8. Indiana University . M . S . Tony Akers Troy Albertson Lowen Anderson Lesia Beam Toni Canary Rebecca Carlton Charles Cook Missy Crawley Barbara Cullins Beth Ellenbrand Leon Faulkenburg Anthony Fergison Brenda Gonterman Michelle Green Ricky Hurst Sean Isgrigg Brent Jackson Bryan Jackson Ricky Jones Barbara Lang Jody Martin Robin Myers Pam Nolot Shanda Norris Chet Potts Bobby Scott Diane Spaulding Janette Stewart Kevin Tharp Toby Waggoner Bill Wells Sherry White 31V l f ,w Illmnu LIIU .. - lggauibhts ---t i IIIII- m? uI-t '. - ' n. OPAL BAKER , Hanover College Life License Adam Anderson , Danielle Beckett Patrica Bowers ' i Lisa Cullins i ii . David Eve ; Kevin Frame Timothy French Tracy Hale i K Paul Hunter 53 y i Carla Isgrigg ; Angela Lothery W? 1 Debbie Muntz Scotty Nicks 1 ; Paul Rocky Jr . - ; Darrell Stewart 1 i: Shelly Swartz 3 Rebecca Taylor Cinnamon Waits ; f Christine Zelfer HO - 3m ' 4 ,7. 22:5,, . -. .wwy W . ,1 u! I f :a Iv -. 57A . ., t , , 1,, . f . d JEAN SMITH '! I.U. Southeast, B.S., M.S. Michelle Bilyk ; Mindi Brewer Lori Cecil 1 Susan Daut Donald Fergison Donette Fergison Randy Hein Darita Leon Susan Price Teddy Roach David Roberts Jill Smith Dana Temple Darin Thomas Pam Walton L. J. Wright 111 3i i LINDA LOCKMUND Indiana University , B . S . 2 Indiana State University, M.S. Mark Beville Jerold Callam Troy Casey Troy Faulkenliury Kim Hortenberry Stevie Jackson Angela Kaelin 1 Kim Kemp 1. Rachel Leach Alicia Leon Terry McKinley Michelle Potts Lori Rice Billy Scott Charles Thomas 4 . Phil Whitson 112 CINDY McKINLEY Indiana University, B.S. , M.S. Tammy Beningfield Greg Burns Missy Butt Angie Cissell Sherri Cooley Valorie Fultz Terry Gonterman Jason Hall Willie Hurst Brian Karnes Trina Lang Lora Lynch Mark Marlman Cindy Payne Alan Reid Charles Roberts Wendy Sipes Angela Smith Jana Wagoner Melissa Wilson 113 A: ' v: n. x ;. Xx. MW Kindergarten Morning and Afternoon Classes Joey Akers Michelle Alexander Gina Applegate Brent Carter Millie Dehn Lisa Eve Chris Green Jerry Harmon Steven Hopper Tracey Hoskins Trina Howard Gary Hurst Michael Jackson Melvin Knight Andy Martin Glen Monday, Jr. Greg Roach Chris Waggoner Tracy Wagoner David Webb SUE KOCHERT Indiana University, B.S. . M.S. -1. W W. 4 N x $x X E $ Q: x x M Doris Book Bruce Bowe Amy Bower Amy Brewer Stanley Daut Jill Ellenbrand Kenneth Gonterman Sammy Gray 1 Michael Hedrick Mike Hill Donna Isgrigg T. J. Koetter Susan La Follette Lisa Lanham John Lovell Tricia Miller Brent Nicks ; Jimmy Nolot Candince Pennington Greg Potts Donna Scott Julie Staniford 116 WEBB AND LEE ELECTRIC SERVICE. INC. Route 2 Borden, Ind. Phone: 246-3393 246-3394 Charles Lee, President Charles Ball, Vice President Specialist in Electric Wiring Electric Heating All Types Air Conditioning Insulation Electric Heat Conversion Westinghouse Appliances All Types of Electrical Supplies Free Estimates 1 118 NEW WASHINGTON STATE BANK New Washington Phone 294-4511 MemberF.D.I.C. Maximum $40 , 000 Insurance Per Depositor Henryville Phone 293-3321 Money is the most useful thing you can own. Use it right and it is your servant; abuse it and you are its slave. Get started right when you are in school with a savings account in our bank. 201 Pearl Street Downtown New Albany Quality Footwear Since 1867 L. THORN COMPANY INC. Building Materials Concrete Products Phone 944-6465 1319 Vincennes St. , New Albany, IN 47150 47.4.7 4VW77A44 ,7 KIMBALL OFFICE . l i 7 FURNITURE COMPANY 7i - Ir IE :1 NF Manufacturers of Office Furniture . I and Contract Television and Hi-Fi Cabinets F ii - , I i Borden. IN 47106 '1- SELLERSBURG STONE CO.. INC. 1019 E. Utica St. Sellersburg , IN 47172 5i BORDEN BRANCH SELLERSBURG STATE BANK Comple+e Banking Service Borden 967-2031 I I I . ? 7 go .2 :7 ?Ax UyZLV$ 4AwM 7W7z?; y, g I u b S I e 1 1 e S 1 3 3 QW 6 4 2 Hamburg 246-4411 l- x . . ' 1 .4 - . I22 Congra+ula+ions +0 +he Seniors of 76 KENTUCKIANA SPORTS CENTER 520 Marriott Drive Clarksville, IN 282-0785 .m T t V . 2 z1 N n 1 . Kl . 8 9 $13233. 1 CYCLE CITY USA 1005 E. Highway 131 Clarksville, IN 47130 812-288-9229 Jeffersonville Insurance Agency. Inc. Casualty - Fire - Life - Bonds 125 W. Court Ave. , Jeffersonville 282-0431 Complimen+s of CLARK CO. REMC Your Locally Owned and Operated Rural Elec+ric Cooperafion 609 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, IN RAY'S JEWELRY t 225 Pearl - New Albany 945-2371 '1! Orange Blossom Diamonds Perfect for Engagements l STARLITE CABINET 00.. INC. ., ' Custom Built Borden, Ind. Free Estimates .. l Edward Rake, President y 923-8809 Q . GREENVILLE GREENERY SULL'VAN POULTRY- FLORIST AND GARDEN CENTER 'NC- '3. Poultry - Feed - Hardware . Pekin, Indiana 3 1 Flowers for All Occasions Phone 967-3472 923-5947 Broiler Contracting a Specialty JONES SMORGASBORD JOE HUBER Hwy. 60 E. Salem, Ind. Parties Catering Weddings F A R M 2 Open Sunday 11:00 to 6:00 2 Quality Fruits and Vegetables U-Pick-H' 2 '7' Our Speciality Over 40 Varieties 2 C + I +. The Home of Freshness, Quality '2 ongra u a Ions and Flavor Close to Your Home Class of '76 923-5597 923-5255 9:, 1 2 2 2 . 1 Complimen+s of 2 2 .- 5 g The Sfore Thaf Broughf Lower Grocery Prices +0 Washing+on Coun+y South Main Salem and and Beck Mill Corydon Road Indiana TOMMY LANCASTER'S El RESTAURANT BAIRD MOBILE HOMES I . E ., ,E '4' E I Restaurant and Catering Service 1 E W W '1 Park Services and Accessories f 945-5723 1629 E. Market Street New Albany, Indiana ,K Salem, Indiana 2813 Grantline Road New Albany, Indiana E WRIGHT BROTHERS I 1 Oliver Sales and Service INDIANA SOUTHERN TOOL E 81 ENGINEERING CO. - 'r gm ' ' - Erman Hurst E We Sell +he Bes+ Borden, IN Ph. 967-2006 . E and Service +he Res+ E Borden. Indiana Ph. 967-3029 E 5 WAIZ VALLEY DAIRY BARN Real Es+a+e 9 Insurance Borden, Indiana 967-2990 I 123 W. Court Avenue Tony and Judy Griffith Jeffersonville , In. 47130 I 812E288-6491 I26 u. w rv, ' st , ' ' ' ' Full Service F.D.I.C. FARMERS CITIZENS BANK A wanna Helping You Change Things for +he Be++er Salem - Campbellsburg - Pekin Shoemakers +0 +he World Over 75 Years! Rt. 411 Salem, Indiana BEZY LUMBER 8 SUPPLY Building Supplies Borden , IN 967-2021 Congrafulafions Class of I976 KRAFT FUNERAL HOME 128 Congra+ula+ions Class of 76 From THE BOTTLE STOP 967-2291 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 944-3133 SUPER CRUST BORDEN AUTO SERVICE CENTER SEEDS Paul E. Coffman Borden, IN 967'2022 R.R. 4:1 Borden. IN 47106 923-5466 wg-s. x K' .- -.1-....-.u-nwwa-; : F. DAN KELLY, SR. LOY AND FORDYCE INSURANCE AGENCY Borden , Indiana 47106 812-967-2003 711 Highway 131, Suite 203 Clarksville, Indiana 47130 812-288-9359 Salem , Indiana 47167 812-883-3150 130 204 East Market Street 0 Salem, Indiana 47167 Qawalt Emma! game Telephone 883-3541 F. DAN KELLY, JR. Borden Since 1816 BORDEN INSTITUTE HISTORICAL SOCI ETY INC. Please Help Us Save Hisforic Borden! Norma Wright Presidenf K-J W V ..'. '5 . 144g? N - u ,, , , ' uh '1 . SELLERSBURG LOCKER. INC. 200 Sellers Ave . Sellersburg , IN 47172 McKINLEY CLEANERS One Hour Cleaning if Desired Steam Carpet Cleaning Phone: 246-2871 113 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, IN JOE McCARTIN GULF SERV. Corner of 31 W. and Hwy. 60 Sellersburg, IN 47172 AND TRUST ill NEW my Main Office State and Spring 2592 Charleston Rd. 2014 State St. Georgetown 945-3533 944-4104 944-5101 957-2424 Li 63411131715 SMITH AEEIVL'KC. 0e 0 $ 4' $ 15,? p. 41 INSUR 3426 Paloi Pike New Albany, IN 4 944-6753 Borden , IN 967-2838 DON JORDAN, ReaH'or GUTHRIE AND JORDAN REAL ESTATE A 9:23 Highway 60 Borden , Indiana 967-2708 I32 gm .- ' ;' BREWER'S GENERAL STORE A Good Store in a Great Country C. P. SALES CO. 944-6704 Discount Prices: Class Rings Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Housewares - Appliances - Luggage Ph: 967- 2285 Toys - Large Above Ground Pools and Hundreds of Other Items 421 State Street BURTON FORD TRACTOR 165, Memphis, Indiana 47143 Telephone 812-294-4685 FULKERSON'S BODY SHOP Your Friendly Independen+ 420 Pope Avenue Sellersburg, IN 47172 Phone 246-3855 Save 1l3 to 60070 New Albany , IN WAGONER'S RESTAURANT OF BORDEN 967-9975 Plate Lunches 6 Days a Week KIESLER HARDWARE 8: SUPPLY Box 98 Greenville, Indiana 923-8825 834 ; RELIABLE PHARMACY CORD DRUGS. INC. 2314 State Street New Albany, Indiana Phone 944-6781 Don G. Barker, R. Ph. Victor C. Trowbridge R. Ph. CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP : RESTAURANT Open 282-1379 Interstate 1:65 24 Hours 282-1370 Jeff, Ind. t HOOSIER MATERIALS. INC. Ready Mixed Concrete and Blocks : Road and Building Aggregates in Limestone ' 8127 883-2191 West on Market Street Salem , Indiana 47167 I Phone P . O . Box 389 s I 1 NEW ALBANY AUTO BODY REPAIR DOCTOR JACK HEDRICK. O.D. Indiana 47150 Body and Fender Repairs Complumenfs of Dr. Jack Hedrlck Expert Refinishing - Work Guaranteed Greg Andres - 923-8979 '9 - Bus. Phone - 944-9932 107 South Main Street . y 410 w. Daisy Lane at Hwy. 150 New Albany, 1 Salem, Indiana 47167 I k; 33:. HAMBURG SERVICE CENTER INC. Bob and Paul Davis Owners ;; Phone 246-3337 246-9644 7 a Junction 1-65 and Highway 60 Hamburg Interchange HAUB'S HARDWARE STORE Hardware - Paint Plumbing Supplies Palmyra , In . GREENROSE SPORTS CENTER Authorized Sales and Service Honda Yamaha Husquarna 907 Spring Jeffersonville , IN Ph. 364-6381 Triumph Penton Phone 282-8229 UNION $9 7312 Highway 60 Sellersburg, IN. 47172 FARM SERVICES INC. P.O. Box 88 Pekin, IN 47165 Purina Chows and Sanitation WASH - SCOTT CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Pekin , Indiana Phone 967-3488 1 1. 1 f , K x I .. 1 . 1 1 1 I v A l-, - . A - J V a , 7; . ti-4: 1 4.1814; . ' R l . -..- :4 g Jim; 1'8 ggfg: 1-. 4m8$$airg 1 BALES MOTORS CO., INC. 7th from SPRING to WALL o JEFFERSONVILLE, Chrysler ' Plymoufh ' Imperial ' Dafsun 282-4356 SI LGAS 282-1311 Home Heating Home Insulating 1 Service 1 I36 Everything for the Sportsman Sporting and Athletic Equipment 282-5400 Clark Boulevard Clarksville , Indiana ; CLARK COUNTY 1 AUCTION GREENTREE ONE HOUR CLEANERS Sale Every Mon. and Thurs. at '7 p.m. 1031 S. Clark Blvd. Clarksville, Ind. Greentree Mall Phone 282-7805 Store Is Open Edward Lunkle, Owner and Auctioneer 7100 A-M- Till 7300 P-M- 0 HEUSER For Hardware and Sporting Goods Jeffersonville, Indiana 283-8144 2mV-- J 2 BARROW OPTICAL AND HEARING AID SERVICE 428 Spring Street - 282-9356 Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Congra+ula+ions +0 +he S+uden+s of Borden High School SMITH CABINET MANUFACTURING CO.. INC. STATE FARM INSURANCE Manufacturers of 1005 Eastern Blvd- Child Craft and Child Line Cribs Clarksville ' IN The Grown Up Furniture for Children Also, Television, Stereo, and x a Radio Cabinets 6' b , 1 M?MAm'ce! Salem MOBIL TRUCK STOP 8: WEATHERS RESTAURANT FUNERAL HOME Mobil Oil Products 106 South Shelby Street Good Food Salem, IN 47167 24 Hr. Service 883-6155 WOLF Complimeni's of GLASS 4 PAINT : 1 co.. INC. GILSTRAP'S DAIRY CASTLE DRIVE-IN 308 E. Market Street New Albany! IN 47150 Ph. 883-4004 601 South Main, Salem, IN. 944-2264 138 t W L 9 I f z r FASHION SHOP L 215 Pearl St. Greentree Mall 4 New Albany Shop and Save Clarksville Discount Department Store o 315 Pearl St. New Albany Plaza I New Albany State Street a 432. Home of Bobbi Brooks Sportswear and Every Other Famous Name in Sportswear - Always at a Lower Price! 6 I 2 ; 1702 Spring Street New Albany, IN 2-? i 3308 Grantline Road New Albany, IN , '9 2150 State Street New Albany. IN i Levis Converse BENNETT'S Shoes, Clothing, and Furnishings Salem, Indiana '2 Phone 883-4502 Bob Holler 11m Bennett Your Headquar+ers for Formal Wear f 7 - 967-2591 ,5 K Mike 923-8855 Dan C 8 C CONSTRUCTION CO. R $tl Box 692 Borden, In. 47106 The QuaIHy Is Remembered Long Af+er +he Price Is ForgoHen Correct Floral Arrangements for Every Occasion E. 7th and Spring 945-5225 New Albany, IN 47150 123 S. Indiana 246-2910 Sellersburg, IN 47172 WEBERS JEWELRY FASKE WOOD 117 E. Utica Street MOULDING, INC. Borden, IN Bulova Watches - Diamond Rings Watch and Ring Repair Phone 923-5601 FASKE'S KITCHEN CRAFT Custom Made Cabinets St. John's Road Phone Borden, Indiana 47106 923-5084 Complimenfs of BORDEN GARAGE MARTIN'S Azigwgws 4 GROCERY , 6 f Borden, Indiana :1 Borden, Indiana l I -' i I : 967-2946 Best Wishes from Chic and Don Borden. Indiana ;. .I I LAMBERT'S DISTRIBUTORS Wholesale Candy - Tobacco Drug Sundries - Paper Products Full Line Vending Service 142 W. Main 944-5201 New Albany, IN LOAN ASSOCIATION GREEN PRINTING SALEM SAVINGS 8! West Side Square Salem, IN. 47167 HEUSER'S STAGE COACH Palmyra , In . RESTAURANT All guests arriving by horseback, horse drawn vehicle . antique automobile , or helicopter eat at a 10070 discount. 364-6522 Area Code 8 I 21282- I 356 E. M. COOTS' SONS. INC. 120 West Maple Street Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130 Funeral Directors DENTON DRIVEWAYS INC. 1019 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, In. 47172 ,1 i J I I ACE SETS THE PACE Sat. 8:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. Sun. 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Mon. Thru Fri. 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. PAINTS New Albany, IN 47150 HARDWARE 5 Phone 944-6633 1905 Charlestown Rd . i BILLY MARTIN'S STORE Martinsburg, Indiana 967-3997 and 967-3996 Furniture and Carpeting : GENERAL.ELECTRIC Colonel Sander's Recipe 5 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN , Phone: 246-3973 H 5 Finger Luck In Good $$ W. K. SMITH BUILDERS Borden , IN Soufhern Indiana's Largesf and World's Faires+ 13hone 246-4027 JEWEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Borden, IN APPLE DRUGS INC. Salem, IN 47167 LA GENE JEWELERS Salem , IN BOB NICHOLSON HOME APPLIANCE CENTER 502 State Street New Albany, IN 47150 BUD'S WATCH SHOP 102 South Main Salem. IN 47167 JACOBI SALES. INC. Farm Equipment Dealer Palmyra. IN 47164 COBB'S FABRICS North Side Square Salem, IN 47167 Boos+ers G. C. MURPHY CO. 21 Public Square Salem, IN 47167 SELLERSBURG HOME CENTER S 8!. T 220 S. Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, IN 47172 SPENCER PAINTING SERVICE Hwy. 56 West Salem, IN 47167 LEON'S RESTAURANT Borden, IN 47106 HOSEA FURNITURE MART State Road 5613 Salem, IN 47167 PITTMAN FURNITURE Hwy. 60 Pekin. IN 47165 5l6-5l8 50. Indiana '? Sellersburg. IN Phone 246-444l MILDRED'S BEAUTY SHOP Borden. IN 47106 BANNER PUBLICATIONS Pekin , IN HAND 8; CO. Salem, IN 47167 WESTERN AUTO STORE Salem, IN 47167 SOUTHWAY VILLA MOBILE HOME PARK Norgetown Laundry Salem, IN 47167 HURST CABINET SHOP Pekin, IN 47165 Salem, IN 47167 UHL TRUCK SALES. INC. P.O. Box 6 Palmyra, IN 47164