Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1977 volume:

ECHOES '77 A Time for Every Purpose Borden High School Borden, Indiana Dedication The 1977 Echoes Dedication is a dual award given to Melva Carter and Charles Graninger. When choosing a recip- ient for the yearbook dedication, many people came to mind who deserved our thanks, but the two who were chosen had been associated with many of our most cherished memories. Not only did they educate us and become dear friends, but most of all they taught us to believe and have confidence in ourselves. As our class sponsors, they brought the class of '77 a long way toward adulthood in the few years in which we worked together. For the respect that they showed the class of '77 , we presented this dedication award with deep honor and pride to our sponsors, Mrs. Carter and MI. Graninger. tRighU: Yearbook editor, Anita Thomas, presents a yearbook dedication momento to Mrs. Caner and Mr. Graninger. . We Remember Bruce BRUCE WAYNE COOLEY In this 1977 Echoes we will reveal the pleasant memories of our senior year, but first we pause to reflect on the loss of our classmate, Bruce Coo- ley. He was taken from us by a fatal car accident in September, 1976. But it is not the loss for which we will remember Bruce, but rather our gain for having known him. We will always remember our friendship and the happy times we shared with Bruce, even as we turn the pages of this - our senior yearbook. Table of Contents A Time To Remember A Time To Teach . . . A Time To Learn . . . A Time To Compete A Time To Socialize A Time To Grow . . . A Time To Save . . . . . 103 . 118 We're going to miss BHS for a million different reasons . . . We remember when we were seventh graders. The place seemed so much bigger then, and more frightening! We remember getting lost and confused, and wondering if we'd ever fit into this new world of ours . . . But we did! And what an experience it was! We remember the friends with whom we shared 50 many fun times . . . .. ' A e f: ell o l I k KI I I l l u'unxVWVJ , ' w'-' ' e vvvvv ! v 1 W VUNIAn..':','.',V ' 4 1V3? There were times when we won and could celebrate . . . other times we lost, and had to learn to keep our Chins up . . . 1e But through it all, we were together. . . And who can forget the Winter of '77?!? It brought over 19 inches of snow, sub-zero temperatures, and winds that drifted roads shut. A fuel shortage, frozen water pipes, and f; four weeks of school cancellations were traumas for our parents, but a delightful, unexpected vacation for us. l2 This school, our friends and our teachers have given us so much . . . 50 many wonderful memories . . . How can we ever say thanks? How can we ever repay? We'll never forget . . . But is that enough? . . . We remember the zany antics of our class play, Parents Are Like That . . . jrycmawwttw; ; Jr 5 p ,, 6, , 14 And the fun we share as we realized our educational adventure together would soon be ending . . . A vwmww . wtwurw-v-vwnmxwwum; wwu WV many: X 14 16 We need only to look at our Cherished memory books to remember the lunior-Senior Prom . . . A time when we willingly put aside our faded jeans in fa vor of long dresses and tuxedos. Queen Carol Wade - King Steve Wright . . mm; raw VWMMW rrv It isn't easy . . . saying good-bye to this school, to our friends. . . 18 . . but we have to move on. . . A , $ ff x9 sh, . W h-v Q: We must see what the future holds for us . . . 20 As we go our separate ways, we will always remember I 've had together. . . the years we 22 This much we know - wha tever we do, wherever we go, the time we've spent at BHS will forever remain a very special part of our lives. e F ; . 5, a t? ,., . . P. 9:3 ., , waxww .. w.- A- uw- xv 24 Administrative Headaches Are Caused by Winter Snow Cancellations. PAGE 24: mighty Principal, Carl M. Wynn. welow Ler: Assistant Principal, A. J. McKinley. melow Righo: Counselor. Charles Jackson. PAGE 25: Wopk Bookkeeper, Sue Ooley; Secre- tary. Sheila Danner. Wottomx Nurse, Martha Schleicher; Elementary Teachers' Aides, Treva Martin and Darlene Balentine. Wot Picturedk Aides Muriel Lewis and Jean Smith. . ..,$ ...1..... MW 26 ANDREA ARNOLD Social Studies DANIEL CALLAHAN Industrial Arts Indiana State University, B.S. , M.S. Indiana State University, B.S. , M. S . Faculty Gives Their Time, Energy, JUANICE BALL Health, Physical Education University of Evansville, B.A. Indiana University, M.S. ;;vo wo'o v, $' 'v$ $ . . . - ;$ . a i $ m3 v; vW . . - niwnv w t9$ wd .' ' MIKE CARTER Mathematics Indiana State University, B.A . , M. S . - BARBARA CALLAHAN English. Geography Indiana University , B . S . Indiana State University, M.S. 3. Western Kentucky University, B.S. , M.A . University of Sussex, D.Sc. JOE DOUGHERTY - Chemistry , Biology and Knowledge to Benefit Students. NANCY GILMER CHARLES GRANINGER BETTY HASWELL Music English Home Economics Morehead State University, A.B. Bellarmine College, B. A. Murray State University, B.S. Indiana State University. M.S. Indiana University, M.S. University of Louisville, M.Ed. JANIE A. HEAVRIN THOMAS LOCKMUND LOIS MARSHALL English Biology, Science Library Science East Carolina University, B.S. Indiana State University, B.S. , Indiana University, B.S. , M.L.S. University of Louisville, M.Ed. M.S. i' I r l f m wwgavy Wm'ET'. ;:-vv .,m ntm-smwmmm s - wv'sxmvssm Yawnw sm-n. .qurmxm . mmwmwm'wn-jwmwtmwwwm z'u - VA 28 ALLAN J. McKINLEY English, Spanish Hanover College, B.A. Indiana University, M . S . nutty Ill. ' u I. ' n 1 t. .0911ng . WESLEY PORTER Health, Physical Education Greenville College , B.S. Indiana University , M . S . w, W o a '41 '7? m 47 44in;- ' Zn um s an: Ms ummmssis hH dem y 444 4.. JEWELL MELLON Mathematics Indiana University, B . S . LINDA SMITH Business Indiana University Southeast, B.S . BRENDA NICHOLSON Math, English Indiana University, B.S., M.S. TERRY SMITH French, Art Ball State University, B.A. ROBERT TASH PAUL WEBB MELVA CARTER Science, Social Studies Government, History Business Indiana University Southeast, B. S . , University of Louisville, B. S . Indiana State University, B. A. , M.S. Indiana University, M.S., Ph.D. M.S. WALTER ADCOCK PAM CUNNINGHAM PHILIP PITT Art Elementary Physical Education Music Indiana University, B. S. Purdue University, B. A. Western Kentucky University, B.M. Indiana University Southeast, M. S. COOKS: Faith Johnson ? Ruth Sparks Helen Danser Sheryl Davis Audrey Nichols Edilh Jackson U CUSTODIANS: Wilma Jackson Betty McKinley Shirley Potts Jackie Cook Roy Coats Not Pictured: Vickie Dotson BUS DRIVERS: .5 John Burton E Raymond Book Rudy Cook Melvin Klein Willis Brown Anna Marie Klein Paul Nicholson Mary Margaret Book Tommy Hurst Lillian Hurst 30 ...uun.t: mu . A TIME TO LEARN 32 Trip to Washington and Williamsburg Climaxes Busy Year for Seniors. KIMBERLY L. NICHOLSON Booster Club 9 - 12. Coat Check Chairman 10; FHA 9 - 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12, Vice-President 12; Student Council 12; Yearbook 12; Basketball 11 - 12; Volleyball 10 - 12; Stalker Award 9; Hoosier Girls' State Alternate 11; DAR Good Citizen 12; Class Play 12; Library Aide 12. TIMOTHY MARK RICE National Honor Society 11 - 12; Student Council 12; Baseball 11 - 12; Basketball 9 - 12; Cross Country 12; Track 9 - 12; Hoosier Boys' State 11; Stalker Award 10 - 11; Class Play 12. a CHARLES GRANINGER, Senior Sponsor VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN MELVA CARTER, Senior Sponsor sel. Treasurer; Theresa Kirchgessner, Vice-President. i OFFICERS: Donna Stephens, Secretary; LeAnn Cavins, President; Penny Kna- 0 1 HAROLD ALLEN GLENDA MATTINGLY ARNOLD DONNIE RAY BALENTINE CHUCK BALLARD Office Secretary 11 - 12; Teacher's Band 9 - 12; Baseball 9 - 12; Basket- Baseball 11 - 12; Basketba119. l! Aide 12. ball 9 - 12; Cross Country 9 - 12; Track 9 - 12; Hoosier Boys' State , Alternate 11. 9W31$??RW9YWP?WVFSWQ9meWWWWnWV NW9mwmwT1119 - . 9 a 9 m NMW hxxrm r Y4 ' a g; 72 ' A g , ,z , mei-Er'XNGVQx i'mx'xv : Strrrwwwrmcymtwp: cry 2 5: .jrmwwmwyux 1 .11....ww1.....,x..mr . .W DERRICK B. BARRETT Booster Club 9; Baseball Manager 9 - WILLIAM PHILIAS BARNETT 10; Basketball Manager 9 - 12. RANDALL D. BECKETT '2: 1 - u, . ' 2 n BRIDGET ANN BIERMAN SHARON ELIZABETH BOESING MARY A. BOOK Booster Club 9 - 10; FHA 9 - 11; Stu- Booster Club 11 - 12; FHA 10 - 12; Booster Club 9 - 12; FHA 9 - 12; Band dent Secretary 12; Teacher's Aide 9; Yearbook 12; Volleyball Manager 10; FHA Representative 12; Student Library Aide 9. 11. Council 10 - 12; Yearbook 12; Track 9; Cheerleader 9 - 10; Volleyball 12; Class Vice President 10, Representa- tive 11; Student Secretary 11 - 12; Teacher's Aide 9 - 10. 34 ROSE MARIE BROCAR Booster Club 10 - 11; FHA 9; Track FRANK BROWN JANET BIERLY BROWN 10. . Baseball 9 - 12; Basketball 9 - 12. Band 9 - 10; Booster Club 9. fl A :n . TERESA LEANN CAVINS KEVIN COATS SUSAN COFFMAN Booster Club 12; FHA 9 - 11; Student Cross Country 9 - 11; Track 9 - 10. Band 9 - 10; Booster Club 10 - 11, Council 10 - 12; President 12; Track Treasurer 11; FHA 9 - 12; Secretary- 10; Volleyball 12; Class President 11 Treasurer 12; Yearbook 11 - 12, ' - 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Cadet Copy Editor 12; Basketball 11. Teacher 11; Office Secretary 12. 35 CYINRV Tr?NerfVN-wavermwu' 1. . W. 1. m A. 1 . 1 tarwxitrto z; SHERRY LEA DAVIS Band 9 - 11; Booster Club 9 - 12; FHA 9 - 11; National Honor Society 11 - 12; Student Council 9 - 10; Cheer- RUDY L. COOK leader 9 - 12; Hoosier Girls' State 11; Baseball 9 - 11; Basketball 9 - 12; Class President 9; Class Favorite 10 - Track 9 - 12. 11. I , , '1 , v 1 , t: , I v - 1:11 DENISE CONRAD DENTON SHERRIE LYNN DUNN FHA 9; Basketball 11. FHA 9, 12. 36 CHARLES DOUG DENTON MICHAEL JOE EILER ....-.,M.-A-1m..- W,- DENNIS C. EVE M f 1' 7M; ' L2 1 5 ALLAN ENGLE RONNIE EURTON DONNA JEAN EVERAGE MICHAEL ANTHONY FINK CARLA SUE GRAF ; Booster Club 10 - 12; FHA 9 - 12; FHA 9; OEA 12; Library Aide 10; Yearbook 12; Volleyball 11 - 12; Teacher's Aide 9 - 10; Student Sec- Teacher's Aide 9 - 12; Library Aide retary 12. 11; Class Play 12. 37 i mw-r. :m mam '2 I ; n j E: rt; 1; $4 : ?a Z1 : EA .,, .. E 5 E5 1 7 ' i 74 7;; E? E. z ,. E: 9;. 5.. y r 1 r. 1 38 KEVIN HAYCRAFT - a..' '- JANET KAY HOWARD FHA 12. TONY HEDRICK Student Council 12; Yearbook 12; Basketball 9 - 12; Cross Country 12; Track 10 - 11; Class Play 12. WAYNE A . HOWLETT MARY LEE HIGDON Booster Club 9 - 11; FHA 9 - 12; President 12; GAA 9; Student Council 12; Yearbook 12; Cheerleader 9 - 10; Track 9 - 10; Class Play 12; Library Aide 9; Office Secretary 11; Teach- er's Aide 9 - 11. RONNIE JACOBS National Honor Society 11 - 12, Baseball 9 - 12; Cross Country 9 - 12. Treasurer 12; Baseball Manager 10; Basketball Manager 9 - 12. PENNY SUE KNASEL THERESAM. KIRCHGESSNER Band 9 - 12, Vice-President 12; Band 9 - 10; Booster Club 9 - 12; Booster Club 9, 11 - 12; FHA 9, 11 - President 12; FHA 9 - 11; Class Vice- 12, Projects Chairman 12; National ELIZABETH J. KOERBER President 11 - 12; Class Play 12; Honor Society 12; Student Council FHA 9 - 12, Representative 11; GAA 1 Homecoming Queen 9; Class Favorite Secretary 12; Yearbook 12; Volley- 9; Student Council 9, 11; Yearbook 1 9; Student Council 11 - 12; Yearbook ball Manager 11 - 12; Class Secretary 12; Class Treasurer 9; Echoes Queen ' 12; Basketball 11 - 12. 10. 12; Library Aide 9. MARK ANTHONY KOETTER REBECCA SUSAN KRUER ROBERT LEE 3 Booster Club 9 - 10; Student Council FHA 9 - 12; Class Play 12. Band 9 - 12. 9; Basketball 9 - 12; Track 9 - 12; Class Play 12. 39 40 ALBERTA JO LEWELLEN FHA 9 . 11 T AMI LYNN McCLURE FHA 9 - 12; Student Council Secre- tary 9. CONNIE JAYNE MARTIN Band 9 - 12; Booster Club 9 - 12, Coat Check Chairman 12; FHA 9 - 12, Historian 12; National Honor Society 12; Yearbook 12; Basketball Manager 12; Volleyball 11 - 12; Class Play 12; Teacher's Aide 10, 12. LESA LUANN McKINLEY Band 11 - 12; Booster Club Vice- President 12; Student Council 12; Basketball 11 - 12; Track 9 - 10; Volleyball Manager 9; Class Favorite 12. MELANIE BETH MARTIN Band Secretary 11 9 12; Booster Club 9 - 12; FHA 9 - 12; Student Council 12; Yearbook 12; Basketball 11 - 12; Volleyball 11 - 12; Teacher's Aide 9 - 12; Library Aide 11. 3.. LONITA JAN McKINLEY Booster Club 9 - 12; FHA 9 - 12; National Honor Society 12; Student Council 11; Volleyball 10 - 12; Yearbook 12; Basketball 11 - 12; Library Aide 12; Teacher's Aide 9 - 10. . .. .WH-HHM;W- DAWN LEE MILLS FHA 9, 12; Basketball 11. PALMER QETD ROTH Yearbook 12; Baseball 9 - 12; Basket- ball 9 - 12; Class Play 12. MELINDA KAY NICHOLSON Booster Club 9 - 12; FHA 9 - 12, Public Relations Officer 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12, President 12; Student Council Treasurer 12; Year- DAVID ALAN ROBERTSON book 12; Class Treasurer 11; Class National Honor Society 11 - 12, Play 12; Basketball 11 - 12; Volley- Reporter 12; Baseball 10; Basketball 9 ball 11 - 12; Teacher's Aide 9 - 10. - 12; Class Favorite 10 - 11. 1 h m CATHY CAVANAUGH ROWAN DANIEL JOSEPH ROWAN Band 9 - 11, Field Commander 11; Baseball 12; Basketball 9 - 12; Track Booster Club 9 - 12; National Honor 9 - 12. Society 11 - 12, Secretary 12; Stu- dent Council 10 - 12; Track 9 - 11; Volleyball 9; Cheerleader 9 - 11; Class Secretary 11; Echoes Queen 11; Student Secretary 11 - 12; Teacher's Aide 9 - 10. 41 mmmxieixkx? 1 41:51 9:131- Klan : ; I N: m rm; - $51.99;? 'LCi. 4 E95?- 1 1mktk131'1hxt n1 . -wmav..i Mug. 1, E E i JULIE SEARS a E Booster Club 9 - 11; FHA 9 - 12; E Cheerleader 9. SUSAN SHIDLER DALE SPAULDING 3 3?? ?FK?$$WWW?W?MWwswmwwwvvwwvvE , -, n .3 X . 9 2 1x RSMKK x-Ryxdqw knim'm .. -. .f 3?: '- , ut-Nl E 1!, .5? ;.f;;: R EV, mm 5?$223,133F33.WWEREW$RI$RWER$RR3K3 DONNA G. STEPHENS ANITA JOANN THOMAS AMANDA LEE TRAINOR V g, Band 9 - 11; Booster Club 9 - 12, Band 9 - 10; Booster Club 9, 11; FHA Band 9 - 12, Field Commander 11 - E Treasurer 12; FHA 9 - 12, Vice-Pres- 9 - 12, Vice-President 12; OEA 12; 12; Booster Club 11 - 12; FHA 9 - 12, E E idem 11, Representative 12; Student Student Council 10, 12; Yearbook 11 Reporter 12; Student Council Reporter 3; E Council 11 - 12; Volleyball 9, 11 - - 12, Editor 12; Student Secretary 12; Yearbook 12; Basketball Manager E E 12; Class Secretary 12; Cadet 12. 11 - 12; Track 11; Volleyball 9, Teacher 9; Student Secretary 10. Manager 12; Class Reporter 12; Class Play 12; Teacher's Aide 9; Lab Assistant 10; Library Aide 11; Student Secretary 12. wvwwwtmw; .-': xi wwwmqm 42 CAROL SCHMIDT WADE Booster Club 9, 11; FHA 9 - 11; GLEN MICHAEL WEIR Cheerleader 9. PHYLLIS WEATHERFORD Basketball 9 - 11; Track 9 - 11. a w JOHN HENRY WHEATLEY STEVE WRIGHT EVERETT ZUMSTEIN Library Aide 12. ,6 9,: 44 juniors Fight to 5a ve Senior Trip. Kelley Akers Linda Allen James Bain Shirley Balentine Jon Bangs Sandxa v . ' David Blackman Charles Blfesgijn'gerf . ' ' Datiia BieVrl'y'fzii'f ,.A' x : Denise Bogusz flu A Joseph Book . Rita Booth Booth .Brewer . Alan Ethenon Michael Farmer Carmel Finn Mike Glover Theresa Grantz Bonnie Gray Kent Haycraft Tom Higdon I W? Dian? owan Nick Smith Cathy 8942!: Robin St'an iforgV rryl Stephens ndra VWade effrey Walton Danny wggatiey Shelly Wheeler X 'w. Amanda Wilson Fran Wilson Danny Woods f David Woods 45 Sophomores Win Red-Black Bradley Akers Mattie Allen Dave Balmer April Barnett Teresa Baumann Teresa Bezy Angela Bidwell Edward Bidwell Pam Boesing Pat Boesing Connie Book Donald Book Karen Book Marvin Book Keith Boone David Brandenburg Robert Brocar Corina Bryant Nancy Butt Keith Chappelle Kevin CHappelle Vincent Chappelle Mille Cook Sue Cooley Kevin Cooper Diane Cox Aaron Crane Peggy Dehn Ralph Diaz David Durham Mark Ellenbrand Patrica Engle IOhnny E. Eve Kathleen Eve Mike Everage Joe Faske Bonita Freeman Scott Galloway Bonnie Glover Ray Graf . Sherri Hall Eddie Ham E Tommy Harbeson g? Lisa Hedrick A1 3; p ;mgr.w w.n.,,,.. 5.34 46 Spirit Week Competition. Robin Hedrick Eric Herzog Linda Higdon Bobby Hiser Billy Hunter Lori Hurst James Jackson Tommy Jordon David Klein John Knasel John Koerber Susan Koetter Joy Lamb Lisa Marlman Rick Martin Monty McKinley Karen Meunier Greg Mikel Toni Miller Julie Murray Deanne Nance Brad Niehoff Roger Parker Christine Pickard Matt Pixley Mark Popp Larry Potts Tracy Potts Debra Purlee Dennis Rickard Mark Ricketts Terry Schmidt Geoffrey Shidler Tammy Sneed Andy Sparks Vincent Sprinkle hy Standiford z , Itandiford f ? ;hILJIV- ,.. ? 1 . a A . . i 1 $ b 15 Marcm Balley l $ ; Kathy Balemine ' 3 Ronnie Banct ; ; Karen Bczy j E wnumanny Janet Bogusz E 2 Lana 801ng Barbara Book Tracy Coffman . ,..-....--MafytoafG' f . . ,, . . G G Stacey Danncr ; . f G . Gary Davis 2 15 E Phyllis Decker f3 1 Pam Dcnham : Sandra Dunn c Janet Ebringcr ; i 3 Marcia Eurton 54 l ' TU? Eve 2. . 2 ? .: G rmcr :' auhcw., askc E53: Martha Finn orrina Floyd hcrcsa Floyd Sue French G V mxm G .' . . Carla Hoke . Michael Hurst . Monica Hurst 7 ' I Gina Jackson .,xs: GGW R-iNx an A ..GKWMVA-WA-HG.WW-b-... $MWMANGH . G .. G u Mitch Jackson . . . Kim Johnson ' , im Kirchgq ' a Paul Knascl Donna szrbcr BrllCc Km-Hcr Julio Krucr E Bettina Leon 2; y, f: 3 g f. t. E? ; Myron Lcwcllcn 48 Into High School Activities. Denver Lewis Albert Lothcry Jeri Martin Kenneth Mcunicr Mark Miller Myra Missi Joyce Moore Becky Nash Johnna Nicholson Suzanne Nichoff Tonya Coley Jolc Payton Kathleen Popp Kerry Popp Gena Porter Lori Price Bill Pumphrey Derry Rankin X39, 'mmy Stanciifo Mary Stanfill Dale Stephens Guy Stewart Melissa Stewart Kent Strange Teresa Suggs Brent Swallow Stephen Wallace Jody Wheeler Cliff Wilson Millie Zumstein JTohn Adam alentine ., ,, Kenny Booth Laura Booth K ; Gary Brocar Troi. Canary kni' Carlton Carpria Cavins ' a WWW. 4R sJac . , Danny James Charles Jones T! g; Robert Kaelin ,, i T Kermileta Karnes T T 50 Dean chin Diane Klein Kocrbcr, Joy Mary Kortc Denise Krucr Robert Krucr Greg Lamb Ronnic Lamb Yvonnc Lu: Saundra Lovell Timothy Lynch Sherry Maisttison Stcvc Marlman Craig Martin Janice Martin Paul McKinley Linda Mcunicr Janie Miller Tina Nance Marcy Nicholson Miqucl Pabon Laura Popp Maurice Popp Rosemary Popp 3311-1; iJBthgg A . n :;.l . 1;; . r E; 4e Lisa Porter Monna Rankin ' g Carol Renn ' ' Julie Rickard Pamela Riggs Troy Rosenberger Angela Schmidt . Elmer Scott John Shidler ; Eric Smith , 3 Terry Smith James Sneed Patricia Sneed Barbara Sparks Deborah Sugggfl '2 ' ' Kelly Sumnfjimiias; : Dana TraviS 7 1' Joey Waggoner ChringEitghousc Damgr Wilson. ji'f. . 51 E 'fe E, E5:- 3 ?i 1 E5 'r; 1 Robin Hunt Larry Hurs ; E James Jacob StQVen Johnson TimQth Johnson wt. wmwm E; to High School Lifestyle. ike Oole ' I'Q - mm: P f ' ,,. K ?L -A,..,.,. vm u L ?.E?' ' '!;:. . 'WE Class Officers Are Leading the Way. RighU: JUNIORS: Sandra Wade, Vice-President; Denise Bogusz, Treasurer; Julie Miller, President: Jeff Walton, Secretary. Midd1e Lem: EIGHTH GRADE: Joy Koerber, Reporter; Angela Schmidt, Secretary-Treasurer: Troy Cook, President; Cindy Ems, Vice-President. Midd1e RighU: SOPHOMORES: Patty Engle, President; Taresa Bezy, Vice-President; Billy Hunter, Treasurer; Karen Meunier, Secretary. Wottom Ler: SEVENTH GRADE: Mac McKinley, President; Shelly Andres, Secretary; Travis Martin, Vice-Presidem; John Trainer, Treasurer. Wottom RighU: FRESHMEN: David Rice, Treasurer; Brian Robertson, Vice-Presidem; Greg Snyder. President: Bruce Koetter, Secretary. 54 A TIME TO COMPETE 55 i , ! Athletic Awards Give Recognition t0 Outstanding Student Athletes. Righo MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS: Gronu: Theresa Kirchgessner, Girls' Basketball; Kim Nicholson, Volleyball. Wacky David McKinley, Cross Country; Dan Rowan, Boys' Basketball and Boys' Track. Wot Picturedr Gena Porter, Girls' Track; Ronnie Jacobs, Baseball. melom: CROSS COUNTRY MILEAGE TROPHIES: Grorm: Terry Lamb, David McKinley, Eric Herzog, Tony Hedrick. Wacky Don Balentine, Shawn Ooley, Dennis Rickard, Ronnie Jacobs, David Rice. Wot Picturedy James Jackson. 56 REBOUND, DEFENSE. ASSISTS AWARDS: David Robertson, Most Rebounds and Best Defensive Player; Frank Brown, Most Assists. SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS: LuAnn McKinley, Girls Basketball; Frank Brown, Boys' Basketball. BASKETBALL FREE THROW AWARDS: Gronoz Gena Porter. Girls' Junior Varsity $3.3 Iax Lonita McKinley, Girls' Varsity 0750M. Wacky Brian Robertson, Boys' Junior Varsity $97M; Pete Roth, Boys' Varsity 047$; Doug Schleicher, Freshman $8070. Wot Picturedx BASEBALL BATTING TROPHY: Tom Higdon L348L . . .Wi . SENIOR ATHLETES: Row D: Sherry Davis, Connie Martin, Penny Knasel. LuAnn McKinley. Glow 2y Don Balemine, Lonita McKinley. Melinda Nicholson. Mary Book, Donna Stephens, Chuck Ballard. mow 3y Tim Rice, Kim Nicholson, Melanie Martin. Donna Everage, Theresa Kirchgessner. Amanda Trainer, Wayne Hewlett. Glow 4y Derrick Barrett. Ronnie Jacobs, Rudy Cook. Mark Koetter. Glow St David Robertson. Tony Hedrick, Pete Roth. mot Picturedx Frank Brown, Danny Rowan. Volleyball Teams Ha ve Good Seasons VARSITY: Kneeling: Karen Meunier, Linda Higdon, Beth Wynn, Lonita McKinley. wtandingk Student Managers Amanda Trainor, Julie Waggoner, Donna Ste- phens. Donna Everage. Mary Book. Coach Marilyn McKinley, Kim Nicholson, Melinda Nicholson. Melanie Martin, Connie Martin, Student Manager Penny Knasel. I, '. l JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneeling: Lisa Marlman, Lynn Chappelle, Monica Hurst, Gena Porter. $tandingk Student Manager Julie Waggoner. Denise Bogusz, Julia Farmer, LeAnn McKinley, Coach Marilyn McKinley, Barbara Book, Cathy Sparks, Kathleen Eve, Student Managers Penny Knasel, Amanda Trainer. This Page Sponsored by CLARK COUNTY STATE BANK 59 60 VARSITY SEASON RECORD 15-91 BHS vs Henryville 6-15, 8-15 BHS vs Pekin Eastern 15-2, 5-15, 15-13 BHS vs Silver Creek 4-15, 12-15 BHS vs New Washington 4-15 , 9-15 BHS vs North Harrison 5-15, 15-8, 15-10 BHS vs New Washington 3-15 , 7-15 BHS vs West Washington 15-1 , 15-1 BHS vs Floyd Central 2-15, 10-15 BHS vs Medora 15-0, 15-2 BHS vs North Harrison 10-15, 4-15 BHS vs Salem 2-15, 11-15 BHS vs Austin 7-15, 10-15 BHS vs Lanesville 13-15, 15-11, 17-15 SECTIONALS: BHS vs Salem 10-15, 10-15 VARSITY: The Varsity Volleyball team had an exciting sea- son. Although losing to larger schools such as Floyd Central, Salem, and North Harrison, the varsity held its own against schools of comparable size to Borden. Hard work on funda- mentals paid off as the season progressed. In the match with Medora, Borden's serving was perfect with no misses; in the Medora and West Washington matches, the varsity gave up only two points. Climaxing the season was the final contest when Lanesville jumped out to an early lead and won the first game. Borden took the second; and with spirited efforts by players and fans, the varsity went from a 14-15 deficit to score the next three winning points. Leader in individual performances for the season was Most Valuable Player, Senior Kim Nicholson, who had the small- est percentage of errors and the highest percentage of suc- cessful serves 192 out of 941. Kim. along with Sophomore Karen Meunier, was voted All-Conference in the SAC. Sen- ior Donna Everage made 81 out of 84 serves during the sea- son. Other Senior regulars, Melanie Martin, Lonita McKinley, and Melinda Nicholson will be sadly missed next year, but returning Sophomore regulars Karen Meunier and Linda Higdon should provide the leadership for a young, but talented team. JUNIOR VARSITY: After a disappointing season opener with Henryville, the J.V. team posted an impressive 10-2 won- lost record. Rarely challenged as the season progressed, the team showed the determination and courage of true champi- ons as they battled twice-beaten Lanesville in the final match of the season. With the score tied several times, the last at 15-15, the girls quickly added two points for the win- ning margin. Outstanding performances were given by many girls in var- ious games, but of particular note was the serving of Fresh- man Gena Porter. Gena served 172 successful serves out of 181, including a perfect game, 15 straight points, against West Washington. The Junior Varsity girls will have a bright future on the Varsity next year. Seniors Melanie Martin, Kim Nicholson, and Melinda Nicholson pause to rest as a substitution is made. Sophomore Karen Meunier leaps in the air to return a serve. a Freshman Gena Porter launches a powerful serve to her opponents. tTop Lefty Senior Lonita McKinley returns a volley to the opponents. tMiddle Lefty Playing the middle, Senior Kim Nicholson watches the server as the signal is given to start the play. tMiddle Rightt: Senior Melanie Martin sets up the ball as teammates get ready to return it. Coach Marilyn McKinley gives instructions to the Junior Varsity team in their close game with Lanesville. 61 62 Cross Country Runners Win SAC VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Dennis Rickard. Student Manager Andy Sparks, James Jackson, David Rice. Eric Herzog. Don Balentine, David McKinley, Terry Lamb. Shawn Coley. tNot Picturedk Tony Hedrick, Ronnie Jacobs. and Coach Charles Jackson. With a season record of 61 wins and 21 losses, invitational victories at West Washington and Clarksville, and the South- ern Athletic Conference Title , the Braves continued as one of the top teams in our area. The invitational victories at Clarksville over Henryville, Scottsburg, Clarksville, New Washington, Corydon, Crawford County, and West Washing- ton; and at West Washington over Crothersville, Henryville, West Washington, Springs Valley, and Medora. The Braves placed second in the Lost River Athletic Conference and with excellent team effort won the Southern Athletic Conference. The Braves defeated Austin in the SAC after losing to them three times during the course of the season. Course records fell at the hands tor legsh of Junior David McKinley. David, who won the SAC and the LRAC, was awarded both the Braves' Most Valuable Junior and Most Val- uable Cross Country Runner Awards. Course records he set include Clarksville 03:29L Pekin Eastern 03:02L West Washington t1225m, LRAC record t13202L SAC record 03:4D. and first place finishes at both the West Washington Invitational and the Clarksville Invitational. Sophomore Eric Herzog shows the strain of uphill running. Don Balentine passes an opponent on his way to a strong finish. Running against larger schools doesn1t bother a well-trained runner like Den- nis Rickard . Five runners placed on the SAC All-Conference team and three of these were also LRAC All-Conference. The All- Conference runners were David McKinley, lst in SAC and lst in LRAC; Shawn Ooley. 51h in SAC and 3rd in LRAC; Terry Lamb, 7th in SAC and 5th in LRAC; James Jackson, 6th in SAC; and Don Balentine, 8th in SAC. Graduating this year will be Most Valuable Senior, Don Balentine, Tony Hedrick, and Ronnie Jacobs. All three of these runners received a mileage trophy which is given after a runner posts 400-p1us miles in practice. Underclassmen who received mileage trophies were Juniors Terry Lamb, David McKinley, and Shawn Ooley hover 600 milesx Sopho- mores Dennis Rickard, Eric Herzog, and Most Valuable Sophomore. James Jackson; and Most Valuable Freshman, David Rice . CROSS COUNTRY SEASON RECORD 461-211 Borden 38 North Harrison 28 Corydon 62 Borden 15 Medora 64 West Washington 85 Borden 15 Pekin Eastern 46 Borden 35 Austin 21 Borden 23 Silver Creek 32 Borden 31 Floyd Central 24 Borden 19 Henryville 3 ! North Harrison Invitational 46m of 20 teams1 Clarksville Invitational Ust of 8 teams1 New Albany Invitational 49th of 14 teams Paoli Invitational 43rd of 13 teams1 Lost River Athletic Conference 12nd of 6 teams1 Southern Athletic Conference ast of 5 teams1 West Washington Invitational Ost of 5 teams1 Kahuna Braves Win Washington County Tourney VARSITY: Standingk Coach Wes Porter. Mark Koeuer, Tim Rice, Frank Brown, Eric Herzog, David Robertson. Pete Roth. David McKinley, Tony Hedrick, Dan Rowan, Rudy Cook, Tom Higdon, Don Balemine, Assistant Coach Mike Carter. Kneeling: Student Managers Wayne Howleu, Derrick Barrett; Statisticians Jeff Walton, Tim Daugherty. 6iuingx VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Theresa Grantz, Diane Rowan, Debby Purlee, Sherry Davis. 'a , - - II ! x xx Always alert for asteal, senior Dan Rowan watches his opponent carefully. Senior David Robertson puts up a onemanded shot as he is fouled by the defensive man. 64 m MMWWH tTop Lefty Coach Wes Porter calls for om: shot as the: quarter nears an end. tMiddle Lefty Senior David Robertson controls a second quarter tip-off in a close game with West Washington. tMiddle Rightt: Senior Pete Roth fires a shot after receiving the pass from the team's leading assist man, Senior Frank Brown. tBottom Lem: David Robertson, the team's lead- ing rebounder, battles with two opponents for control of a rebound. tBottom Rightt: Sophomore Eric Herzog covers his area on defense with great determination and hustle. Basketball in Review VARSITY: The 1976-77 Borden Braves basketball team put together the best won-lost record T12-7l since the 1964-65 team. This was accomplished by long hours, hard work, and three years of preparation for many of the players. Highlighting the successes of this team were the victories in the Washington County Tourney. For the first time ever. the Braves captured the tourney title by beating West Wash- ington t69-49l and Salem t60-57l in the championship game. Seniors Danny Rowan and David Robertson were named to the All-Tourney Team. The Braves dueled Dubois for the Lost River Conference Championship and lost a two point heartbreaker to finish sec- ond in the conference with a 4-1 record. iThe loss was eased somewhat when the Dubois team became an eventual finalist in the Evansville Semi-State TourneyJ Danny Rowan and David Robertson were named to the LRAC All-Conference Team. In the Southern Athletic Conference. the Braves fin- ished with a 2-2 record. Danny and David again made the All-Conference team. The 1976-77 Braves were a very good defensive team; they held their opponents to 63 points per game while scoring an average 70 points per game. The team shot 42070 from the field; 58.8070 from the free-throw line, and out-rebounded their opponents by a 44-33 average per game. To show the balance and depth of the starting line-up, we need only list the following accomplishments. Scoring an average of 20.6 points per game. senior guard Dan Rowan never scored out of double figures. Voted Most Valuable Player. Danny had a season high of 37 points against Orleans and twice scored 30, against Pekin Eastern and Crothersville. To complete a fine career at Borden, Danny was named All- State Honorable Mention. Senior forward David Robertson averaged 13.3 points per game and led the team in rebounding with a 10.2 average. David battled the opponents' top forwards and for his efforts he earned the team's Defensive Award. Another fine defensive performer was senior guard Frank Brown who continually harassed the opposition's top guard. Frank, the team's leader in assists with 82, was also awarded the coveted Sportsmanship Award . Senior center Pete Roth used his 6'4 frame to intimidate the opposing centers and drew numerous fouls in taking the ball to the basket. Pete's 7470 performance at the charity stripe earned him the Varsity Free Throw Award . As the only returning starter, sophomore forward Eric Her- zog will provide the nucleus for a rebuilding team. Eric averaged 9.6 points per game and in spite of good defensive hustle , Eric committed the lowest percentage of fouls. Depth was one of our strong factors this year. The bench consisted of seniors Don Balentine, Rudy Cook, Tony Hedrick, Mark Koetter, and Tim Rice; and juniors Tom Hig- don and David McKinley. These players are to be com- mended for their excellent attitudes and their strong reserve roles. In expressing his feelings about the team. Coach Wes Porter said, It was an extreme pleasure for me to have coached a group of young men who worked as hard and dedi- cated themselves to the game as much as this year's team. This record will certainly be a challenge for future teams at Borden High School . ' ' JUNIOR VARSITY: The Junior Varsity's 8-10 record does not necessarily indicate the success or failure of the J . V. season. As the season progressed , the team continued to improve and play better ball. The statistics show that the team's free throw percentage increased, even though the field goal per- centage fluctuated somewhat. One of the bright spots in the J.V. season was defeating arch-rival Pekin Eastern. Another plus was the steady play of freshman Brian Robertson who received the Junior Varsity Free Throw Award $90701. Brian played consistently throughout the season and earned a start- ing position by mid-season. Coach Carter feels that if the boys work hard during the summer, they cannot help but add success to the basketball program next year. FRESHMEN: This year's Freshman team had a winning season at 4-3. The victories came over Pekin Eastern, Salem, Clarksville, and Henryville. Even though five games were i canceled due to weather problems, the freshmen were very successful in demonstrating their basketball abilities. This . team was one of the best all around freshman ball teams that Borden has had for awhile. Coach Lockmund believes these boys will continue to improve and be successful in the years 4 ahead. EIGHTH GRADE: Led by Troy Cook, Dean Klein, Greg: Lamb, and Dexter Wilson the eighth grade posted an impres- I sive 12-4 record. Winning the Washington County Tourney was one of many high points in the eighth grade's season. Success has marked the eighth graders throughout their junior high careers. This team had a junior high record of 29-6, including two Washington County Tourney Championships. 1 VARSITY SEASON RECORD 02-3 OPPONENTS Medora Eastern New Washington Crawford County South Central West Washington Salem Austin Moores Hill Henryville Medora Portland Christian West Washington Orleans Lanesville Henryville Dubois Crothersville SECTIONAL: 45 Lanesville 55 The team shows great promise for the future because of their quickness, their attitudes and their enthusiasm. SEVENTH GRADE: The seventh graders, whose record was 2- 11. suffered a great disadvantage from their lack of height. Just as the team was showing marked improvement, the long snow lay-off caused them many set-backs. At the end of the season they were beginning to show some consistent team work and improved ball-handling skills. The athletic depart- ment would like to express appreciation to Coach Tony Akers for coaching the seventh grade team. 4. .r.4m. 68 JUNIOR VARSITY: Grono: Kelly Popp, Denise Bogusz, Shirley Balemine, Janet Bogusz. Middlex Kevin Chappelle, Mike Farmer, Kem Haycraft, Mike Glover, Keith Chappelle, Steve Klein, Student Manager Andy Sparks. Wacky Greg Snyder, Mike Everage, James Jackson. Billy Kirchgessner. Derek Jackson. Brian Robertson, Mitch Jackson, Coach Mike Caner. Wot Picturedh Greg Mikel. FRESHMEN: Gronnz Cliff Wilson. David Rice, Doug Schleicher. Mitch Jackson, Bruce Koetter, Steve Klein. Wacky Coach Tom Lockmund. Greg Snyder. David Scott. Brian Robertson, Tim Kirchgessner. Kenny Meunier, Student Manager Tom Reynolds. EIGHTH GRADE: Gronoz Terry Smith, Mark Drury, Greg Huber. Eric Smith, Joe Waggoner. $3.010: Coach Danny Davis, John Hagest, Chuck Jones. Dean Klein, Dexter Wilson. Troy Cook, Steve Marlman, Greg Lamb. SEVENTH GRADE: Grono: James Jacobs. Steve Johnson, Todd Boling, Chris Marlman. Junie Bierman, Travis Martin. mach: Student Manager Mike Rice, Chuck Huber, John Trainer, Mike Ooley. Gary McKinley, Chris Stumler, Steve Graf, DeWayne Stumler, Garry Nale. Wot Picturedy Coach Tony Akers. Girls' Basketball Team Wins Sectional Runner- Up Spot. In only its second year, the girls' basketball team posted a very fine record of 7-4. Having played the toughest teams on the schedule before the winter snow storm forced cancella- tion of the last six games, it is almost a certainty that the record could have been even better. l , Highlights of the season came during tournament play. The girls brought home the runner-up trophy from the Salem Invi- tational Tourney and followed it at season's end with a sec- ond place finish in the Floyd Central sectional. The girls played New Albany, a team many considered to be the best in our area, but lost the chance for their first sectional crown. The game was close in the first half with Borden leading throughout much of it, but the girls finally succum- bed 35-58 . a. :r l, ; This year's basketball squad consisted of six seniors, four sophomores, and five freshmen. The seniors demonstrated 1 h much leadership and determination which was certainly a 1 vital ingredient in the team's successful season. Senior for- ward Theresa Kirchgessner was named Most Valuable Player; senior center Lu Ann McKinley received the Sportsmanship Award; and senior guard Lonita McKinley earned the Varsity Free Throw Award with her fine 7570 performance. Together with seniors Melanie Martin, Kim Nicholson, and Melinda Nicholson, these girls have pioneered the girls' basketball program at BHS and they will be greatly missed. The performance of the underclassmen showed a potential for continued success. The Junior Varsity squad posted a 5-2 record, losing only to New Albany and Floyd Central. The girls on the J.V. team gained valuable experience and with continued hard work and dedication will find many of the vacancies created by graduation. iTopl: Theresa Kirchgessner shoots over a Lanesville defender as Karen books positions for the rebound . . tBottoml: Karen Book fires a shot while Kim Nicholson and LuAnn McKinley g prepare to follow-up. 1'- -.uII4I I VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Girorm: Student Manager Connie Martin, Connie Book, Karen Meunier. Melinda Nicholson. Monica Hurst, Brenda Rosenberger, Beth Wynn, Lonita McKinley, Student Manager Denise Bogusz. 483010: Coach Gaynell Satterfield, Student Manager Amanda Trainor. Melanie Martin, Gena Porter, Theresa Kirchgessner, LuAnn McKinley. Lisa Roth, Karen Book, Kim Nicholson. Donna Koerber, Assistant Coach Dan Callahan. VARSITY SEASON RECORD 47-44 BORDEN OPPONENTS '70 Crothersville 6'7 North Harrison 44 Floyd Central 50 Medora 28 New Albany 39 Brownstown 40 Salem 39 Clarksville 44 Lanesville SECTIONAL: 49 Lanesville 35 New Albany 4Lef0: Guard Lonita McKinley eyes her defender as she runs the offense . 22 41 6'7 34 79 32 64 3'7 24 26 58 AvMF M.Ewh -- e4-wm a h x V?mwmwwmqwmwmwwrwx mu Mavwm..w m-um : xmxmmfiQGSQ e hmmxmxwwyenyxmjswpwpwxe ,lgoizanthLZ. V Mfr erlyxownaaerwzaawgWV,wanna ,g.,.,.,- Aynru. Connie Book concentrates on the basket as she tries for the all important free throw. Coaches of both teams watch closely to see what the referee will call . t: . - . WV e h ,. ,. Gena Porter drives for two points in the sectional game against Lanesville. Lisa Roth steps to the charity stripe as Lonita McKinley watches and hopes for two points . 72 7 7 , h dd. u,e,. ...,H, 4.... 4.....M-Whm..w.....h4w;uh.-mm 'mA.Ap Booster Club Enjoys Basketball Successes. OFFICERS: Jole Payton, Coat Check Chairman; LuAnn McKinley. Vice-Pres- idem; Terry Smith. Sponsor; Theresa Kirchgessner, President: Donna Ste- phens, Treasurer; Connie Martin. Coat Check Chairman. mot Picturedr Beth Wynn, Secretary. SPIRIT WEEK AWARDS: Cheer Competition - Eighth Grade if; Hall Decorations - Freshmen 9 Red and Black Award - Sophomores Spirit Chain - Eighth Grade i Trike Race - Seventh Grade Chief Spirit - Mark Koetter , Squaw Spirit - Taresa Bezy 5 Little Chief Spirit - Bruce Koetter 5 Little Squaw Spirit - Angie Schmidt 5 F CHEER SECTION .. . . ,.;r1M?htuMVMWm Cheerleading Squads Fire- Up Crowds, Wop Ler: Varsity and J.V. Squads form pyramid . . during team introduction. ' mo umv Do... .. Hop RighU: VARSITY: Theresa Grantz, Diane ' - T -. , i ';;:u:..;..' Rowan, Debby Purlee, Sherry Davis, Captain. - ' ' ' '- ' -1 , q middley JUNIOR VARSITY: Janet Bogusz, Kelly . V 2 . h- PoPP. Captain; Shirley Balentine, Denese A ' V , Bogusz. mottomy SEVENTH GRADE: Julie Ballard, Libby Ehringer. Elaine Book. Captain; Paula French, Danneue Slater. mwssmvvwvvm-w VW3$X3$TTTT7FT5W V ys-nm 31 Wop Lem: FRESHMEN: Monica Hurst, Gina Jackson, Jeri Martin, Lori Price, 1 Eileen Smith. Captain. 1 Wop Righoz EIGHTH GRADE: Laura Popp, Lisa Porter, Linda Meunier, Janice : ' Martin, Trish Sneed, Captain. n, wouomh Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders demonstrate acrobatic skills in cheerleading routines. :; 3' J 1 This Page Sponsored by THE TWEED SHOP - Salem, IN . . . .494. . :waymdwim- Baseball Braves Improve With a Young Team. VARSITY: tKneelingi: Student Manager Tim Daugherty, Kent Haycraft, Mike Farmer, Tom Higdon, Mike Glover, Doug Schleicher, Ronnie Banet, Steve Klein, Statistician Jeff Walton. tStandingi: Coach Wes Porter, Tim Rice, Ronnie Jacobs, Eric Herzog, Pete Roth. Chuck Ballard, Greg Snyder, Kenny Meunier, Don Balentine. tNot Picturedi: Frank Brown. The 1977 Braves Baseball team was young, but made-up in dedication what they lacked in experience. Three freshmen had broken the starting line-up by season's end, and we can expect continued improvement from these young players. As a team, the Braves worked very hard and a noticeable improvement was seen from last season. While at times the bats seemed to go silent or fielding errors occurred, the Braves didn't lose their spirit. The fact that the Braves could battle New Washington, Orleans, and Crawford County before falling with identical 2-3 scores shows the improve- ment of the 1977 team. Fine pitching and consistency won the Most Valuable Player Award for Senior Ronnie Jacobs while Junior Tom Hig- don, batting .348, won the Batting Trophy. Along with Ron- nie the Braves will lose the following starting seniors: Don Balentine and Chuck Ballard, outfielders; Frank Brown, catcher; Pete Roth, pitcher and first baseman. Also graduat- ing from the 1977 Braves was pinch-runner, Tim Rice. 76 Senior Ronnie Jacobs rounds the bases after a solid hit. v 4tW 4- Senior Pete Roth checks the sign from the catcher before delivering his pitch. Freshman Greg Snyder covers second base to prevent a steal. Junior Mike Farmer waits for play to resume after a disputed call at the plate. rhOOOO'JNJNNOrbCfl-Q VARSITY SEASON RECORD tS-lm Salem Austin New Washington Crothersville Eastern New Washington Medora Medora Dubois Orleans Crawford Co . Silver Creek Eastern Crothersville Silver Creek Henryville SECTIONAL: Silver Creek .3 OPPONENT 14 oocopcowcooovcoo HH r-I 03:0wa 17 77 mighty Freshman Doug Schleicher observes a conference between officials during a close game . melowr On a collision course with the runner, the second baseman. Greg Snyder, awaits the throw from first. JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneelingr Bruce Koeuer, Cliff Wilson, Greg Snyder. Steve Klein. Ronnie Banet, Doug Schleicher, Kenny Meunicr. Glenn Stephens. Derry Rankin. $Iandipgk Coach Kevin Jackson. Mitch Jackson, Brian Robertson, David Brandenburg. Mike Everagc. Billy Hunter, Mark Popp. David Scott. Wot Pic- turcd': Kcvin Cooper. junior High Teams Prepare for Future. CROSS COUNTRY: wining: John Trainor. Todd Boling, Travis Martin. Jimmy Jacobs. Kevin Lamb. wtandingk Coach Tim Rice. Eric Smith, Greg Lamb, Dexter Wilson, Gary McKinley. Chuck Jones. Troy Rosenberger, Timmy Lynch. TRACK: wittingk Travis Martin, John Trainor, Tom Jones, Kevin Lamb, Jimmy Cox, Lilbum Kluesner, Student Manager Joey Wagoner. Kneeling: Cecil Cook. Todd Boling. Pat Young. Greg Lamb, Eric Smith, Ricky Ricketts. Larry Hurst. Bart Drescher. $tandingk Wesley Cox, John Hagest, Tloy Cook. David Fenwick, Dexter Wilson, Gary McKinley, Chuck Jones, Rusty Franklin, Troy Rosenberger, Dana Travis. Wot Picturedk Coach Danny Davis. 79 Track Team Places Third in Both Conferences VARSITY BOYS' TRACK: tKneelingl: Student Manager Andy Sparks. Jon B Shawn Ooley. tStandingl: James Jackson, Dennis Rickard, Eric Herzog, Lamb, Charles Blessinger. tNot Picturedl: Danny ft The Varsity Track Team opened its new track facility with honor this season by defeating five teams while losing to six. The team placed third in both the Lost River Athletic Confer- ence and the Southern Athletic Conference. Juniors David McKinley and Shawn Ooley both qualified for the IHSAA sectional. Shawn qualified in the two mile run with a time of 10:36 and David qualified in both the two mile run with 'a 10:35 time and the pole vault. Senior Dan Rowan, whose specialities include th high hurdles, pole vault, and long jump, was named Most Valuable Track Runner for the third consecutive year. Dan broke David McKinley's 12' pole vault record set in 1976 with a vault of 12'2 ; however, David came back late in the sea- son to regain the record with a 12'6 vault. The Braves will be hindered with the loss of seniors Don Balentine , Rudy Cook, Mark Koetter, Tim Rice , and Dan Rowan, but will return several young members who with con- tinued improvement should lead the Braves to a good season e low and next year. 80 e, Rudy Cook, Mark Koetter, Tim Rice, Mike Farmer. angs. David Rice, Don Balentin Kenny Meunier, David McKinley, Terry Mike Everage, Derek Jackson, David Scott, Rowan, and Coach Charles Jackson. Senior Dan Rowan clears the hurdles with ease in one of his specialty events. 'a'- we. -.. wa-v A A I 1K I Junior vault. David McKinley releases the pole as he clears the bar in a record Junior Shawn Ooley and Sophomore James Jackson concentrate on the start of the race . 4- 1 hr: x. f I' 'h h ' h; 4 h ' .- m x , -. a 39 3x :31 . N '.392'.- m A . 'K Y '. e. . :bfh Junior Charles Blessinger makes his mark in the long jump. Senior Tim Rice eyes the finish line in one of his dashes. This page sponsored by SELLERSBURG LUMBER COMPANY 81 Track Girls Welcome New Track Field VARSITY GIRLS' TRACK: iFronU: Denise Bogusz, Karen Mennier. Debby Purlee, Tonya Ooley, Theresa Grantz. Jeri Martin. Monica Hurst, Missy Stewart, Lisa l Hedrick, Kerry Popp. tMiddlel: Kelly Popp. Tracey Coffman, Suzie Niehoff. Shirley Balentine. Janet Bogusz. Carla Spaulding, Gena Porter, Donna Koerber. j Pam Denham, Lisa Marlman. tBackl: Student Manager Mary Cook, Lana Boling. Lisa Roth, Angie Bidwell. Student Manager Jole Payton. tNot Picturedl: Coach Juanice Ball . mwswm-vm-vwximm-m a . m. a .4 .vhll'nmi?! '31'3 'U A l rtwmwmmmmwwwv R$Tx'i? .WW $ng I'i ex I. With no seniors and only five girls returning from last year, the 1977 Girls' Track team definitely faced a rebuilding year. With the opening of the new track facility this year and the potential displayed from this year's team, next year could be an outstanding year. Twelve runners and two man- agers tover half the teaml lettered for the Braves this year. Ten freshmen finished the season and since all these girls will be returning the nucleus is there for a fine team . Gena Porter. an outstanding freshman runner, was named Most Valuable Track Runner for 1977. Participating in the 220 yard dash, the 440 relay, and the shot put, Gena did equally well in all three events. Not far behind Gena in accumulated points was Junior Theresa Grantz, a returning letter winner from last year. Theresa participated in the 100 yard dash, 440 relay, and the long jump. Both these girls and several others on the team have not only the talent, but enough ambition and drive to be among the best track runners in our conference. ;: 33 xx an-tn ,5. tr xxmmgmpgmavm-m rnvv 82 Junior Shirley Balemine races for the finish line. Sophomore Karen Meunier gives total effort in her distance race. .7 ,. . . . ' ' ' , . 3 WCM- Anna. ' . --- ' . L . Sophomore Karen Meunier and Junior Amanda Wilson anxiously await the Freshman Lisa Roth clears the bar in a successful high jump. starting signal. This page sponsored by ZINK'S FURNITURE 83 A TIME TO SOCIALIZE Mr. and Miss BHS Da vid Robertson and Sherry Da vis sawwswm'tVQVthmwamm ., Selected by the student body as 1977 Mr. and Miss BHS were David Robert- son and Sherry Davis. David played baseball his sophomore year and basketball all four years. David won the Basketball Rebound Award in his junior and senior years and also added the Defensive Award his senior year. Both David and Sherry were two year members of the National Honor Soci- ety. Sherry was a cheerleader for four years and a three year member of the Band and FHA. Serving as freshman class president, Sherry was also in the Student Council for two years and was named as a Hoosier Girls' State Dele- gate her junior year. , a . r111 Ivanhwmwm . - Echoes Queen Betty Koerber Queen's Court: Amanda Trainor Gena Porter, ,; 4... .-... ,1! a.gwqywrx-Kmvvv:wvyxx, .n. N M. . rrmwur. 7 www- z 'r WW3 ?5 TWYEFT??? 7 7 vw7 7 7 RWKXTQVVWQ$ . WHY? T u 88 LeAnn McKinley Is Chosen 1976-77 Homecoming Queen. LeANN McKINLEY crow: Brenda Koetter, '75-'76 Homecoming Queen. crowns the new queen as escorts Danny Rowan, Pete Roth. and Tony Hedrick observe the proceedings. mottomk Flowers are exchanged between LeAnn and Brenda. This Page Sponsored by WSLM . e I h - '6BRAVE3;' :;7 153K: i w Wop Lem: Senior Danny Rowan escorts Senior LeAnn McKinley to her Homecoming Queen throne. Wop RighU: Sophomore Eric Herzog escorts Sophomore Linda Higdon, Homecoming Queen Runner-Up. hBottomk The Queen and her court await the start of the game . Senior Frank Brown escorts Senior Donna Stephens. Senior Rudy Cook escorts Freshman Ronnetta Hein. Senior Don Balentine escorts Junior Patty Franklin. Crown Bearer Chris Green escorts Flower Girl Tracy Wagoner. JUNIORS: Kelly Popp and Tom Higdon inley and Pete Roth SENIORS: LuAnn MCK 1 T. hi! FRESHMEN: Brian Robertson and Ronetta Hein SOPHOMORES: Taresa Bezy and John Koerber 91 uyx' Mb..- '. . . V, vyva. . . 927M 9: WWvMWa44,;q4g$;yy.z-W.m ,, . ? FHA no. OFFICERS: WKneelingt Amanda Trainor. Reporter; Penny Knasel, Projects Chairman; Con- nie Martin. Historian. Standing: Beth Wynn, Parliamentarian; Kathleen Eve, Recreation Leader; Susan Coffman. Secretary-Treasurer: Melinda Nicholson, Public Relations; Donna Ste- phens, Student Council Rep.; Mary Book, Stu- dent Council Rep.; Anita Thomas. Vice-Presi- dent; Betty Haswell, Sponsor. Wot Picturedh Mary Higdon, President. E E E a a . NPW wwmmx V; y :1 MEMBERS: Glow D: Julia Kmer. Connie Martin, Donna Stephens. Mary Book, Melinda Nicholson, Melanie Martin, Lonita McKinley, Anita Thomas, Susan Coffman, Lisa Marlman, Angie Bidwell, Ronnetta Hein, Lori Price, Monica Hurst. mow 2y Suzie Niehoff, Kim Nicholson. Penny Knasel, Sherry Boesing. Donna Everage, Amanda Trainor, Sherri Hall, Lisa Hedrick, Janet Bogusz, Gina Jackson, Bettina Leon. Row 3: Myra Missi, Kathleen Eve, Bonita Freeman. Sherrie Dunn, Jole Payton. Sandy Dunn. Missy Stewart, Eileen Smith, Jeri Martin. mow 4k Darita Bierly, Cathy Sparks. Becky Nash. Barbara Book, Julia Farmer, Karen Bezy. Theresa Floyd. Kerry Popp, Donna Koerber. mow 5t Millie Zumstein, Tracy Coffman, Theresa Suggs, Mary Cook, Lisa Roth, Kathy Balemine, Pam Denham, Johnna Nicholson, Carla Spaulding, Stacy Danner. mow 6M Mary Jude Owen. Denise Bogusz, Betty Haswell, Beth Wynn, Julie Sears, Tami McClure, Robin Hedrick, Deanne Nance, Taresa Bezy, Linda Higdon, Debby Purlee, Julie Waggoner. 92 I wfmm W. armm, Nwwmwmmmx Ezwixxixmm'w , ' National Honor Society OFFICERS: Tim Rice, Student Council Representative; Melinda Nicholson, President; Kim Nicholson, Vice-Presi- dent; Andrea Arnold, Sponsor; David :V Robertson, Reporter; Sherry Davis, E- Student Council Representative; ; Wayne Howlett, Treasurer. ENot Pic- E turedy Cathy Rowan, Secretary. E E E5? VTWTERWEK E $31:va ,nwtwmv'Fme-wgmwp , x. .E .E v ' M . x . qu. u A 3 1 WWmxwwwttfwmmaxxwmm Agsffrm, ngwamwmww E E: E ;, rwm'iiatw. iwv . ' ': 11.4;113'.'i'xfbk'm7-ntiu. , rut,4'0-.hk;wr MEMBERS: ESittingE: Carmel Finn. Penny Knasel, Jeff Walton, Theresa Grantz. Connie Martin, Cathy Sparks, Melinda Nicholson, Kim Nicholson. EStandingE: Nick Smith, Charles Blessinger, Tom Higdon. Wayne Howlett, David Robertson, Sherry Davis, Lonita McKinley, Andrea Arnold, Sponsor. ENot Pictured: Cathy Rowam. 93 , y. r, ,;'a-'r.-t,dn zazkmm ' ' I - 1 Amvavaww . . C 'WW WV irt$3m :Sfo .x a - nmmx yi1ma'v5'uz'm11725'rk'bv ,4 , . d -,,,.,,.,.,., ,,, ., , ., OFFICERS: Amanda Trainer, Reporter; Cathy Rowan, Vice-Presidem; Penny Knasel, Secretary; Melinda Nicholson, Treasurer; LeAnn Cavins, President. 94 l LL. Wu Balentine, Mitch Jackson, Tim Rice, Tom Higdon, Brian Robertson, Melinda Nicholson. Penny Knasel, Donna Stephens, Troy Cook, Travis Martin, Mac McKinley, Michael Rice. 033cm: Billy Hunter, Mark Popp, Patty Engle, Amanda Trainer, Denise Bogusz, Beth Wynn, Linda Higdon, Theresa Gramz. Greg Snyder. Cathy Rowan. Steve Klein, Theresa Kirchgessner, LeAnn Cavins, LuAnn McKinley. Tony Hedrick, Mary Book, Anita Thomas, Melanie Martin, Kim Nicholson, Angie Schmidt . EDITORS: Susan Coffman, Copy Editor; Anita Thomas, Edi- tor-in-chief . g n in: 1 ng . ll pa 91 'J h . 5i ;: h f MEMBERS: wining: LuAnn McKinley. Amanda Trainor. Theresa Kirchgessner: Anita Thomas. Editor; Brenda Nicholson, Advisor; Penny Knasel; Jeff Walton, Junior Assistant. Standing: Lonita McKinley; Cathy Sparks. Junior Assistant; Carmel Finn, Junior Assistant; Kim Nicholson; Melanie Martin; Sherry Boesing; Melinda Nicholson; Mark Book. Wot Picturedy Susan Coffman, Donna Everage; Tony Hedrick; Betty Koerber; Connie Martin; Mary Jude Owen, Junior Assistant; Pete Roth . t :P The band members and their director, Philip Pitt, were kept very busy this year. Starting with band camp in August before the opening of school, the band members worked hard to be ready for their fall marching contests. This year the band is composed of 6'7 playing members and five flag girls. Participating in two contests, one in Leitchfield. Kentucky, the other in Lewisport, Kentucky, the band placed third. During basketball season the band entertained the crowd between games and at half-time for all home varsity games. Bake sales were held after the games to raise money for the many band projects. Concerts and the State Concert Band Contest in the spring completed the year for the band. In the State Contest at MADISON the band placed first in their class. Band Competes in Contests in Indiana and Kentucky. N70 PPIdP 0f .S'uufhvrn lndmnuw . BURDEN HIGH SCHOOL BAND g; BURDEN. INDIANA BAND MEMBERS: tFronO: Beth Wynn, Patty Franklin. Row D: Amanda Trainer, Debby Purlee, Kelly Sumner, Denise Bogusz, Connie Martin. Karen Richards. Pam Smith, Lisa Markland, Christy Schleicher, Sherry Carlton. Missi Brewer. tRow 2i: Stacy Gray, Lori Price, Julie Rickard. Lisa Porter, Carla Spaulding, Teresa Suggs, Liz Akers. Kim Mercer, Terri Hall. Sherri Lang. Dean Klein, John Knasel, Damian Popp, Michelle Smith, Stacey Dan- ner, Lisa Ehringer, Gayla Marlman. Penny Knasel. tRow 3i: Donnie Balen- tine, Tracey Potts, Gina Jackson, Donna Koerber, Janey Bogusz. Janice Mar- tin, Bart Drescher, Maurice Popp. Steve Wallace, Lonnie Nicholson. David Durham, Steve Klein, Marilyn Koetter, Steve Marlman, Rusty Franklin. John Seelye, Jeri Martin. Becky Nash, Lonnie Balentine. Ronetta Hein. Eric Smith. Mike Hurst, Travis Martin, Dale Stephens. tRow 4i: Troy Rosenber- ger, Amanda Wilson. Susie Koetter, Mike Rice. Mac .McKinley, Doug Schleicher, Daryl Stephens, Todd Boling, Perry Hammack, Bettina Leon. Shelly wheeler, Fran Wilson, Lisa Marlman, LuAnn McKinley. VEwPLu 97 Penny Knasel . Vice-Presi- dent. Wot Showm: Melanie Martin, Treasurer. This Page Sponsored by WASHINGTON COUNTY RURAL TELEPHONE CO-OP, INC. mbove Lem: BAND OFFICERS: Donnie Balen-v une, Pre51dent. Patty Franklm. Reporter, Demse mbove RighU: FIELD COMMANDER: Amanda Trainor . L o n 01 a I T a d n a m A In 6 s a n K v. n n e P m 01 n a M e 01 n n o C .w n .1 t n e l a B e .1 n n O D cw. D um wu Ab Tm EV, Mnud e Mm C --.1 xID: mm LN lex Bogusz , Secretary- :WHT' 1:31-- WmWaymrvMIMWWIWnu:v.-. n.7,, ,..-. '04-er Honor Students Are Recognized at A wards Day. tRighU: Kim Nicholson, Valedictorian, receives her trophy from Carl Wynn, principal. Kim also received the DAR Good Citizen Award. tLower Lem: MI. Wynn presents the Salutatorian trophy to Tim Rice , who was also named Outstanding Senior. tLower RighU: Kim and Tim proudly display their Scholastic Athletic Awards. Stalker A wards SENIOR: Wayne Hewlett JUNIOR: Jeff Walton SOPHOMORE: Karen Meunier m Wot Picturedx STALKER AWARDS: FRESHMAN: Ronnetta Hein EIGHTH GRADE: Donna Eberle SEVENTH GRADE: Doris Smith Andrea Arnold gives National Honor Society honor cords to Wayne Howlett, Melinda Nicholson, Lonita Mckin- ley, Penny Knasel, Connie Martin, Sherry Davis, Kim Nicholson, Tim Rice, David Robertson, Cathy Rowan. u. n - . A - - r -.-. -yx.zctz-t; azzza1WmmM W... ..,.,,,,,W,.,,...,Mm... i Theresa Grantz, shorthand. i Wop Righn: Assistant Principal A. J. McKinley presents the I Dare You Awards to Penny Knasel and Tony Hedrick. J r w E 1 5 it 1 x 4 i i 1 1 l 1 a 1 x 1 1 i E i 3 a 2 e I 3 1: '1 E Wage 100x ERighU: Receiving subject awards were Melanie Martin, Spanish; ; f 1 I ' Tim Rice, Math; and Connie Martin, English. $ ; E I L I QLower Lefn: Melinda Nicholson received a medallion for 12 years of perfect ;.' ' school attendance. 'e E . E 1 i ELower RighU: Penny Knasel, Kim Nicholson, and Connie Martin were named E; V ' as Hoosier Merit Scholars by the Hoosier Merit Scholarship Commission. 1 E: . e g: l 5 Wage 10D: Wop Ler: Subject awards were awarded to Connie Book. Home E Economics; Connie Martin, Accounting; Kim Nicholson, Social Studies; and ' 2: ; i ELower Lem: LeAnn Cavins and Mike Fink leave the Honors Day Program after LeAnn had received the Overall Business Award. ELower RighU: Mary Higdon is given a rose and an award as Outstanding FHA Member by Betty Haswell, FHA sponsor. g: ,; r; i; ,r e r f xngewvmymv . ; 100 .wnmwnw?.Wuvquvm.-. ERighU: Members of the Junior class who received Hoosier State Honors are Carmel Finn. Alternate; Tom Higdon. Alternate; Jeff Walton, Delegate; and Theresa Gramz, Delegate. Carmel Finn also received the Beginning Typing Award. ELower Lem: Counselor Charles Jackson presents PTO Scholarships to Tony Hedrick and Kim Nicholson. .jmmjymnmwmmw xx E E v ' .. x-y E x ERWmXKEQREKXkaxY ?meixikxhvwv-Tr-VSSR xxx3:gx;xE.v-y. x:-.-.: .p s E x ELower Righo: Eighth Grade American Legion Awards were given to Donna Eberle; Kelly Sumner, Alternate; Troy Cook. Alternate; and Dexter Wilson . .lEl ymmwf w I 3 .3 o 9 e4 V, E: E 2 9, ; :xxxwv- waww 102 W V . ., W'KWaf-yt; Vv ; urn 1-115! 0- p;,.. v ' 3 Elementary . Athletics CHEERLEADERS: Gronoz Shannon Markland, Meg Wynn. Melissa Masterson, RaAnna Wright, Lisa Nale, Melanie Day. Wacky Jennifer Faske. Lori Lu Davidson. Katrina Green, Jana Rickard. ,, ,- 1wamvmwwrnrmwvmww wvv - - .. - SIXTH GRADE: GronU: Bob Mumz, Cary Ooley, Joe Nolot. Chris Gray, Jimmy Beam. Middley Mike Bobo, Jeff Nance, Junior Hedrick, Scott Miller. Wacky Jeff Hedrick, Mark Danser, Terry Wingler . ;xn:0:rf w 5?: w: waigkgv om u , mm ? 3mm mung . x-g:: x.: aw $$ cg Wm MW ?Sms Vva x .4. ? y. FIFTH AND FOURTH GRADERS: GronU: Brent Jackson, Tony Akers, Richie Rice. Walter Cal- fee. Toby Wagoner, Kevin Potts, Jeffery Demp- sey. Wacky Rick Hurst, Jody Martin, Ricky Jones, Tony Nicks, Brian Hurst, Stephen Jordan. CC F TV 5'! RN . Ax r? mm tyx m5 um 33VM W??V!7?$' T-Wan:v x vw'v i 104 up wwnvmwwww w, ,v. DANNY DAVIS Yvette Baize Matt Barnett Mike Bobo Doug Crone Mark Danser Lori Davidson Ricky Eve Jennifer Faske Odie Floyd Katrina Green ygtriwtqylaaaAVMWW Oakland City College, B. S. Indiana University , M . S . Terry Hammack Jeff Hedrick Sharon Leach Troy Mikels James Moore Jeff Nance Joe Nolot Dava Popp Missy Sipes Dennis Strange Barbara Suggs Sherry Swartz 105 unvyruurnz hr: ...x : :v: .u . v.7...n v . uswuwmwa 106 BEVERLY WYNN Union College , A . B . Spaulding College, M.S. Julie Floyd Chris Gray Jay Hall Aubrey Hedrick Steven Johnson Prentiss Jones Peggy Lanham Timmy Lothery Scott Miller Bob Muntz Janie Nash Pedro Pecina Paul Pixley Jana Rickard Maria Sanchez Trent Sneed Pat Wells Torry Winglcr Sixt Jimmy Bangs Jimmy Beam Robin Beckett Karen Bishop Sherri Broadus Alan Carter Missy Crane Tommy Deen h Grade me , , V4 fifth Grade Gary Burns Rusty Cook Sheryl Hill Brian Hurst Mike Hurst wavy .. Michael Deen - :5. E: h! MARILYN McKINLEY University of Louisville , B . S . Indiana University , M . S . Shannon Alexander Terry Applegate Loretta Faulkenburg Lynnette Harmon Sandy Kluesner James Lamb Reggie Leon Melissa Maisttison Lisa Nale Sherry Niece Kevin Potts Kim Schleicher Harold Spaulding Debbie Taylor Eric Waddell RaAnna Wright A 3-; mini? 21.77233? wry: A 4;.-Aawmluwi A wkig; .rmmwwxvvxwzmws-Vm. Arm . :a :..: uma' IO; - - avid; h. . - A1. ,rr...-.y,,.-,awazzzunwxyMWMMWWWW. fr, , ., f4; $$ng 108 Wyggyazan,y. hyrw. . :11 N GAYNELL SATTERFIELD I.U., Southeast. B.S., M.S. Scott Akers Steven Jake Allen Michael Blankenbaker Melody Day Cindy Denham Theresa Floyd Brian Hedrick Merlin Howlett Michele Johnson Stephen Jordan Tony Lanham Shannon Markland Michelle Myers Cary Ooley Rose Owens Connie Sneed Tracy Stanfield Malinda Troxel Cheryl Wallace Brian White Meg Wynn Misty Bobo Walter Calfee Fifth Grade 04 W. y LENA BROWN Central Normal College, B. S. Charles Adams Owen Anderson Susan Barnes Bruce Brandenburg Toni Canary Missy Conrad Michael Cox Barbara Cullins Jeffrey Dempsey Beth Ellenbrand Anthony Fergison Rebecca Fischback Robert Graef Melissa Grubbs Bobbi Hall Paula Hosier Rickey Hurst Donna Jackson Ricky Jones Cindy Kirk Connie McCutcheon Robin Meyers Tony Nicks Shanda Norris Richie Rice Diana Spaulding Leslie Stalk Kevin Tharp Stacey Wagoner Billy Wells Sherry White . .9$1;;;2;; w. Tam 7.$$;va13 . . E ;'. ufryxwwf .vjuuV-fxu .u, N. x . qud . . u .. . A .Vuxuvu hammrr?Ech-x-mrtnzu-rn-mwrw. , uwvrm ww- 1.1: H0 PAT EATON I.U. Southeast, B.S. Tony Akers Lisa Allen Lowen Anderson Lesia Beam Naomi Bryant Joey Burg Rebecca Carlton Charles Cook Missy Crawley Amy Eiler Leon Faulkenburg Brian Ferguson Michelle Green Stephen Hurst Shawn Isgrigg Brent Jackson Bryan Jackson Dana Jackson Allen Johnson Robbie Jordan Barbara Lang David Leach Jody Martin David Mitchell Keith Moore Pam Nolot Chester Potts Bobby Scott Janetta Stewart Missy Swafford Toby Wagoner Robby Wheatley Fourth Grade J? a Lori Cecil Lisa Cullins ix Adam Anderson Michelle Bilyk Udelia Enriquez Donald Fergison Donnette Fergison B. J. Fraley Kevin Frame Tim French Tracey Hale Paul Hunter William Huskey Carla Isgrigg Angie Lothery Micky Melton Debbie Muntz Scotty Nicks Teddy Roach David Roberts Paul Rockey Jill Smith Darrell Stewart Shelly Swartz Rebecca Taylor Darin Thomas Tammy Thompson Cinnamon Waits Christine Zeller avzzzzuqerymWWAWWW . ' JOANN WRIGHT Hanover College, 3.8. Indiana University, M. S . IH Vammuytr xm3$ nrw mv vvu Aw: Wu Tm; .wwmnrw w my W.av.3Vvrmmmrwxqvqay; u. 0.3-4 Luna AVx-J M Third and Second Grades 1 .3 t 3 in a I . y... 3- $-2-2 I ? N'- 3.2:- r I. i . Ix JEAN SMITH I.U. Southeast, B.S., M.S. Danielle Beckett wrw Patricia Bower wrm Mindi Brewer wrm Susie Daut Qrw Randy Hein wrm Darita Leon wrm Susan Price wrw Dana Temple wrm Pam Walton wrm L. J. Wright wrm Tammy Benningfield Le Roy Callam Troy Casey I Sherri Cooley Jason Hall Trina Lang 1 Alicia Leon Lora Lynch Michelle Potts Darla Slater Angela Smith Melissa Wilson W , ,,. . r 4. ? EEEEEEV ?MWEUEEEEEEE E E E !;f?ETCII7leE:;IEICif? E': f E: 1 i E 'x E E 1 ' i i E 41 J . : v J . E E OPAL BAKER 3 Hanover College Life License Charles Burg Greg Burns 1: f: Missy Butt E; Angela Cissell Kevin Crone J a 7 Chris Dempsey Troy Faulkenburg .5 Valerie Fultz E Kim Hortenberry E E Willie Hurst i E i Steven Jackson Brian Karnes Rachel Leach Mark Marlman ;: Terry McKinley E Stoni Melton Cynthia Payne Alan Reid Lori Rice Charles Roberts Billy Scott Wendy Sipes f Charles Thomas E, 3 E Janine Wagoner ? i 5 Phillip Whitson . .. ,r.riggritddlzlvv-.'I'Nllt't,Vlvy-ftertf-Irtttkrazltpnq arbptuww 111:, W -W It I . V .; W '. ' ATWWWWWWF?$Wv:smtz-mm$ SWRVRRS 114 Indiana University , B . S . Indiana University , M . S . :v . ' I W W Joey Akers Mary Allen Gina Applegate Bruce Bowe Brent Carter Tempie Cook Keshia Crecelius Stephen Hopper Tina Howard Gary Hurst Michael Jackson Susan LaFollette John Lovell Andy Martin Shannon McCutcheon Glen Monday Greg Potts Donna Scott Tracy Wagoner David Webb w. .;:i-;frfj-;f-;;:g:;;j;-W; ,. gr' . , .5 . . :fzrzif :7 7:737. CINDY McKINLEY Indiana University, B.S. , M.S. Michelle Alexander Amy Brewer Chip Daut Millie Dehn Jill Ellenbrand Lisa Eve Sammy Gray Chris Green Michael Hedrick Mike Hill Tracey Hoskins Kenny Hurst Donna Isgrigg Lisa Lanham David Martin Brent Nicks Jimmy Nolot Candice Pennington Greg Roach Dida Sandbach Julie Standiford Chris Waggoner 116 K indergarten Morning and Afternoon Classes SUE KOCHERT Indiana University, B. S. , M.S. JoAnn Adams Chris Ash Beth Baker Allison Beckett Steve Bowman Travis Cheatham Julie Faske Patrick Graham John M. Leon Brian Martin Craig McCoy Karen Miller Pam Nicks Melody Potts Jon Riegle Timmy Shouse Kevin Smith J. J. Sparks J. D. Sprinkle Emil Stark Jamie Swartz Angela Walls Scott Zeller v. H ' 4K ' ,iQRxxXxxxxXKQ 'v a $ MWMXWI ' '. xmux 2' KKK K? ' WMKXA Michael Banet Charles Fultz Tony Hardy Alice Harmon Jerry Harmon Loretta Hauser Kelly Hurst Jan Jackson Chad Lewis Adam Martin Chris Martin Troy McCutcheon Julia Meyer Amy Sipes Kathy Smith Tom Stone A TIME TO SA VE 118 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 CB Student ADvisory Board: Citizens Bank 85 Trust Company is sponsoring for the fifth year, a Student Advisory Board. One goal of the Board is to educate students about managing personal income, accepting credit responsibility and financing a college education. To meet this goal, the Board makes presentations explaining these activities to high school groups. Another goal is to demonstrate the need for youth involvement in community affairs. To accomplish this goal the students help at Christmas time with the Empty Stocking Fund for needy children. They also participate in the Red Cross Blood Program by assisting with Blood Drives in their schools. The 1976-1977 Board includes, tfront row, left to righti: Robbie Fields, New Washington High; JEFF WALTON, BORDEN HIGH; Jay Davis, Jeff High. tsecond row, seated, left to righti: Vicki Sanders, Hen- ryville High; Sherry Hash, Charlestown High; LaDonna Skidmore, Charlestown High; Karen Robertson, Silver Creek High. tthird row, standing, left to righti: Susan Anderson, Clarksville High; Tom Fitzger- ald, Clarksville High; John Dietrich, Henryville High; Debbie Arthur, New Washington High; Jeff Hen- dren, Silver Creek High; Frank Jones, Providence High; Brian Gettelfinger, Providence .High; Candy Cailles, Jeff High; LEANN MCKINLEY, BORDEN HIGH. THINK 51'? CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 13' SELLERSBURG STATE BANK Three Convenien+ Loca+ions Hamburg Sellersburg Borden 246-44 I I 246-333 I 967-203 I Comple+e Banking Service NEW WASHINGTON '1 STATE BANK New Washing+on 1 Phone 1 294-45I I 1 Member F.D.I.C. ,1 Maximum , 1 $40.000 Insurance 1 Per Deposi+or 15 Money is +he mos+ useful +hing you can own. Use 31' righ+ H is your servan+; abuse H and you are i+s slave. 1 Ge+ s+ar+ed righ+ when you are in school 1 WM: a savings accoun+ in our bank. I 1 122 Henryville Phone 293-332l SI LGAS 282-1311 Home Heating Home Insulating Service KIMBALL OFFICE FURNITURE COMPANY Manufacturers of Office Furniture and Contract Television and Hi-Fi Cabinets Borden , IN 47106 mm, ' Qawalt EEmetal meme 204 East Market Street Salem, Indiana 47167 ! ! l Telephone 883-3541 r .' .., U . . . ' . . V A u . . .. ' . . , - , .-' i l . . . . .1 l. . v- V-..- - . ,....,.., F. Dan Kelly, Sr. P. Dan Kelly, Jr. ! F.D.I.C. Full 1 l j Service '1 4 i I! : I x 9 ; g . .i u 5 '- BAN K v I I 1 n E J Helping You Change Things for the Better I Salem - Campbellsburg - Pekin l24 Bob and Paul Davis 7312 Highway 60 Owners 7 Phone 246-3337 UNION 246-9644 HAMBURG SERVICE CENTER INC. Junction 1-65 Highway 60 Hamburg Interchange Sellersburg , IN 47172 DON JORDAN, Realtor GUTH RI E-JORDAN REAL ESTATE Pthway6O Borden,1ndiana 967-2708 FASHION SHOP 3 SAVE I , I I 336 Pearl St. Greentree Mall New Albany Clarksville Shop and Save Discount Department Store I I New Albany Plaza State Street Home of Bobbi Brooks Sportswear and Every Other Famous Name in Sportswear - Always at a Lower Price! War FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 3 LOAN ASSOCIATION 7 I ' First Federal Is First Because We Put You First 1 . 2213 Allison Lane, I Jeffersonville I Highway 131 Clarksville ' I 1 123 E. Maple St. I Jeffersonville I u Congra+ula+ions Class of 77 I From THE BOTTLE STOP 967-229! Complimen+s of HILLTOP SUPER MARKET CORP. South Main Street and Beck's Mill Road Salem Open Seven Days Each Week for Your Shopping Convenience Congra+ula+ions Class of I977 ?4 KRAFT FUNERAL HOME 708 East Spring - New Albany Complimen+s of CLARK CO. REMC Your Locally Owned and Operated Rural Electric Cooperation 609 East Utica SI. Sellersburg, IN LAMBERT'S LOSSON FLOWER 9 DISTRIBUTORS SHOPPE Wholesale Candy - Tobacco Drug Sundries - Paper Products pekin, IN 967-3884 Full Line Vending Service 142 W . Main Phone We can help; New Albany, IN 948-1614 we 11 send flowers. BILLY MARTIN'S STORE WASH-SCOTT CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Martinsburg, IN 967-3997 or 967-3996 Phone 967-3488 GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL. ELECTRIC 130 SELLERSBURG STONE CO.. INC. 1019 E. Utica St. SELLERSBURG , IN 47172 HIGHLANDER BRANCH Galena, IN 47119 Phone 8127923-8881 TOP OF THE KNOBS BRANCH Edwardsville, IN Phone 8127923-8841 RELIABLE PHARMACY CORD DRUGS. INC. 2314 State St. New Albany, IN Don G. Barker, R.Ph. Victor C. Trowbridge, R.Ph. Phone 944-6781 CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT Open 282-1379 Interstate 11:65 : 24 Hours 282-1370 Jeff, Ind. NEW ALBANY AUTO BODY REPAIR 410 W. Daisy Lane at Hwy. 150 New Albany, Indiana 47150 Body and Fender Repairs - Expert Refinishing - Work Guaranteed Greg Andres - 923-8979 Bus. Phone - 944-9932 HOOSIER MATERIALS. INC. Ready Mixed Concrete and Blocks Road and Building Aggregates in Limestone Phone P.O. Box 389 West on Market Street 8127883-2191 Salem, Ind. 47167 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 RAY'S JEWELRY L- THORN ? COMPANY INC. 225 Pearl - New Albany 945-2371 Building Materials Concrete Products Phone 944-6465 Orange Blossom Diamonds Perfect for . Engagements 6000 Grant L1ne Road I New Albany, IN 47150 i 5' :3 H JOE HUBER LOY AND FORDYCE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY f , . Borden, Indiana 47106 Quahty Frults and Vegetables 812-967-2003 i U-Pick-It w 711 Highway 131, Suite 203 Our Specialty Over 40 Varieties Clarksville , Indiana 47130 T The Home of Freshness, Quality 812-288-9359 ' I and Flavor Close to Your Home 923-5597 923-5255 Salem , Indiana 47167 812-883-3150 I 132 GUTHRIE BUILDING SUPPLY SELLERSBURG LOCKER. INC. 294-4310 and 246-4381 200 Sellers Ave. Henryville, Indiana 47126 Sellersburg, IN 47172 GREENROSE ' SPORTS CENTER FLOYD COUNTY BANK John Greenrose 907 Spring Street Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130 1 812-282-8229 1702 Spring Street New Albany, IN HONDA 3308 Grantline Road New Albany, IN MOTORCYCLES YAMAHA 2150 State Street New Albany, IN FOR FUN AND ECONOMY PENTON TRIUMPH HUSQVARNA Complimen+s of MARTIN'S GROCERY Borden , Indiana VALLEY HARDWARE S8:T Bes+ Wishes From Chic and Don 967 - 2946 Borden , Indiana BORDEN GARAGE AND DANNER'S CAR WASH Borden , Indiana BORDEN AUTO SERVICE CENTER Borden , IN 967-2022 q.- Southern Indiana's Largest and World's Fairest 516-518 So. Indiana Sellersburg, IN Phone 246-4441 ? 13411131115 3111111 AEENL'YNK 0e Gs WEB 33 AL INSU 3426 Paoli Pike New Albany, IN 944-6753 Borden , IN 967-2838 W. K. SMITH BUILDERS Borden , IN Phone 246-4027 STARLITE CABINET CO.. INC. Custom Built Free Estimates Borden, IN Edward Rake , President 923-8809 I36 TOMMY LANCASTER'S RESTAURANTS Restaurant and Catering Service 945-2389 1629 E. Market Street New Albany, Indiana 945-2696 2813 Grantline Road New Albany, Indiana DENTON DRIVEWAYS INC. 1019 E. Utica St. Sellersburg , Ind . 47172 COOPER DRUG STORE 48 Years of Service to the Community 1928-19766 Pere Cooper - Owner 301 E. Utica Street Sellersburg, Ind. 246-2561 Borden Since 1816 BORDEN INSTITUTE HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC. Please Help Us Save Historic Borden! ' Norma Wright , President FLEENOR AUTO STORES PARTicular People You AUTO Know Two Convenient Locations K-Mart Plaza Clarksville 948-9257 Youngstown Plaza Jeffersonville 282- 8224 BEZY LUMBER 8: SUPPLY Building Supplies Borden , Ind . 967-2021 Downtown New Albany Since 1867 HEUSER For Hardware and Sporting Goods Jeffersonville , Indiana 283-8144 t Hwy . 60 Borden, IN 1 c. P. SALES co. Mildred Hunt and Vivian Butts 944-6704 i g 421 State Street, New Albany, Indiana Discount Prices Class Rings Jewelry and Watch Repair Diamonds McKINLEY CLEANERS i Watches 3 Indian Jewelry - One hour cleaning if desired 1 Professional Car et Cleanin and R1 N V P 1 hi g hundreds of other items. 1156' ' ac Iema mac nes' Phone 246-2871 113 E. Utica Sellersburg, IN 'H WRIGHT BROTHERS White Sales and Service m We Sell the Best and Service the Rest ! Borden. Indiana Ph. 967-3029 Prin+ing WhiIe-U-WaH' 1398 Eastern Blvd. Clarksville, Indiana 47130 288-9291 BREWER'S ' GENERAL STORE HAUB S HARDWARE STORE Hardware - Paint A Good Store 1n 3 Plumbing Supplies Great Country' ' 7 Palmyra, IN Ph. 364-6381 Ph. 967-2285 4 138 5! JOE McCARTIN GULF SERV. Corner of 31 W. and Hwy. 60 Sellersburg, IN 47172 Sporting Goods , Hardware , Fertilizer, Seed, Paint, Guns, Ammunition, Reloading Sup. KIESLER HARDWARE 8! Supply. Inc. Box 98 Greenville, IN 47124 923-8825 Congratulations Class of '77 GARR FUNERAL HOME GREEN PRINTING FARM SERVICES Pekin , IN 47165 Hubbard Phase Feeding bmgcw WQEIICQI 428 Spring St. 812-282-9356 Jeffersonville, IN 47130 BURTON i - FORD TRACTOR 12-20RS DMPLEMEHTS 1-65. Memphis, Indiana 47143 Telephone 812-294-4685 or 294-4598 VALLEY DAIRY BARN 967-2990 Borden, Indiana Tony and Judy Griffith FURNISH'S MARATHON SERVICE Air Conditioning Service Compliments of JACK T. HEDRICK. OD. 107 South Main Street Brake and Front End Service Salem, Indiana 47167 Henryville , Ind Ph . 294- 1191 Phone 282-8600 Dale Orem Bob Snelling FULKERSON'S BODY SHOP ' 'Your Friendly Independent' ' SPOR YING GOODS 426 Popp Avenue Sellersburg, IN 47172 - Sporting Goods - Phone 246-3855 1621 E. 10th Street ' Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130 OUR CUSTOMERS ARE OUR CHEERLEADERS 282-5451 SALEM SAVINGS 8! LOAN ASSOCIATION MORRIS BODY SHOP Complete Wreck Rebuilding Service West Side Square Automobile Painting Salem, IN 47167 828 Spring St. Jeffersonville, IN Area Code 812-282- 1356 E. M. COOT'S SONS. INC. R.R. 2, Box 383 5016 Hwy. 62 120 West Maple Street Borden, Ind. Jeffersonville, Ind. Jeffersonville. Indiana 47130 47106 k 47130 Funeral Directors Home 246-4628 Business 283-6183 140 Levis Converse BENNETT'S FOUR SEASON'S Shoes, Clothing, and Furnishings BAIT AND MARKET Salem, Indiana Deam Lake Entrance i, Phone 883-4502 Highway 60 246-3926 Your Headquarters for Formal Wear Tackle, Picnic, and Campling Supplies Jim Bennett Bob Holler w ., nq J l 2 The Diama'n'dugloro WAIZ Real Es+a+e 2 Insurance 310 Pearl Street New Albany, Ind. 47150 123 W. Court Avenue Antique Jewelry and Jeffersonville. Ind. 47130 Timepieces Purchased, Sold, and Restored. 8122288-6491 Complete Estate-Appraisal Services available . BAIRD MOBILE HOMES JEFFERSONVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. Casualty - Fire - LIfe, Bonds Park Services and Accessories ., Serving all your housing needs. Highway 56 West . 125 W. Court Ave. , Jeffersonville Salem, Ind1ana 883-3681 282-0431 INDIANA SOUTHERN TOOL 8! ENGINEERING CO. Erman Hurst FURNISH'S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Food Carry-outs Private Dining Room I Borden, IN Ph' 967'2006 Henryville, IN Ph. 883-4004 142 FASKE WOOD MOLDING. INC. Borden, IN Phone 923-5601 FASKE'S KITCHEN CRAFT Custom Made Cabinets St. John's Road Borden, IN 47106 Phone 923-5084 GREENTREE ONE HOUR CLEANERS Greentree Mall Located Between Sears and Walgreens Store Is Open 7:00 A.M. Till 7:00 P.M. Compliments of GILSTRAP'S DAIRY CASTLE DRIVE-IN Salem , IN 601 South Main WEATHERS FU N ERAL HOM E 106 South Shelby Street Salem, IN 47167 883-6155 WEBERS JEWELRY 117 E. Utica Street Bulova Watches - Diamond Rings Watch and Ring Repair GRANT LINE FOODMART 6110 Highway 111 Your Patronage Is Appreciated KRATZ SPORTING GOODS Everyting for the Sportsman' ' Sporting and Athletic Equipment 282-5400 Clark Boulevard Clarksville . Indiana WOLF MOBIL TRUCKSTOP8: GLASS 3 PAINT RESTAURANT CO INC. Mobil Oil Products T. , 308 E. Market Street 600d FOOd : New Albany, IN 47150 Junction 131 and 65 $1 944-2264 Jeffersonville , IN 'u BOB NICHOLSON g APPLIANCE WAGONER 8! WAGONER RESTAURANT Mayfag - Amana - Roper JennAir - Kitchen Aid 24 Hour Service State at Elm Pekin, IN New Albany Truckers Welcome 0 945-0261 Compliments of r HARRISON COUNTY BANK BILL THOMPSON ?- MOTORS. INC. Palmyra , IN 47164 Always a Good Selection of Dependable Cars and Trucks at 501 S. Main St. Salem, Indiana Phone 364-6192 Branch Office Crandall, IN 47114 DAVE'S STANDARD KEYSTOPS. INC- SERVICE 4425 Highway 31E Clarksville, Ind. 47130 Phone 883-3537 Phone 364-8805 or 364-6805 r ' Reda Umbarger Palmyra. IN Manager Inspection Station ' 78121 288-6070 1 STANDARD 7 143 Correct Floral Arrangements for Every Occasion WALK'S WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE 116 So. Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, IN 246-3421 - 47172 ' 'Where Your Prescription Comes First E. 7th and Spring 123 S. Indiana 945-5225 New Albany, IN 47150 246-2910 Sellersburg, IN 47172 Boosfers WESTERN AUTO STORE P.O. Box 444 Salem, Indiana 47167 Salem, Indiana HAND 8: CO. TED'S SUNOCO Salem, Indiana 47167 2400 Paoli Pike HOSEA FURNITURE MART New Albany' Indlana State Road 5613 WEILBAKER JEWELRY Salem, Indiana 47167 Palmyra, Indiana 47164 BANNER PUBLICATIONS Phone: 364'6535 Pekin. Indiana KNOB VIEW BEAUTY SHOP 7'- PITTMAN FURNITURE 12014 Hwy' 60 , 1 Hwy. 60 Sellersburg, Indlana Pekin, Indiana 47165 Phone: 246-2455 UHL TRUCK SALES. INC. :IjofENcggi FLOWERS Highway 135 South S 11g wax d' Palmyra, Indiana 47164 a em, 11 mm .. JACOBI SALES, INC. BOB CREIGHTON CHEVROLET - CADILLAC i . Hwy. 60 East .; Farm Equlpment Dealer S 1 I d' : Palmyra, Indiana 47164 21 em, n lana If 1 LEON'S RESTAURANT iggzgstLZLlilj:yMOBILE HOME PARK '3 B d , Ind' 47106 ' ' or en lana Salem, Indiana 47167 9'- WOBS GOSPEL RADIO :1 1570KC FLOYD KNOBS PHARMACY ; New Albany, In diana 47150 Scottsv1lle Road and US 150 Floyd Knobs, Indiana LA GENE EWELER J . S SALEM MOBILE HOMES :7 Salem, Ind1ana . nghway 56 West 3M SMITH CABINET MFG. CO. , INC. Salem, Indiana 47167 Y 144