Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1978 volume:

Page 3 Appreciation 4 Dedication 5 Social and Cultural Activities 15 Fall Athletics 24 Personnel 33 Seniors Reach Milestone44 45 Underclassmen 64 Elementary 44 44Reaching for the Future 79 Winter and Spring Sports 101 Plateaus of Success 1 17 The Echoes Patrons 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS . ,g . ........ n... . ...,- --..-......g.........-..-'ay IN APPRl-LCINI'ION 0' FAITH JOHNSON Who hm prcpurcd Jlkl xupcrx thl the mmlx xxc haw cutcn fur lhc pm! 3U Ixuu'x Wc lvhzmk You. .md xuxh .xnu cunlmucd xucccxx 1978 ECHOES IS DEDICATED TO Mr. Webb WC dedicate the I978 laclmcx mlh low and rexpccl In Mr. Paul Webb. In hix clilxxcs. N111 Wchh Ircutcd 11x m zulullx gmd hclpcd ux rczllllc that we lune rcsponsihll- Him. He allw helped 11.x prcpzu'c In lend rcxpnnxihlc Iixcx x hcn xxc Icznc high xchnol. So Ihunk yuu. Hr. Wchh for Icnchmg UN :1 great umuunl about Ullrxclxcs and fur taking the Hmc to cure. 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After graduating eight seniors from last years 5-9 team, the young Braves posted the first winning season in BHS history at 7 wins and 6 losses. ,J Starting three sophomores, two juniors. and a senior the young Braves lost several early games. The young team gained 1 experience throughout the season and came on to win six of their last seven, but lost to New Albany in the Floyd Central Sectional semi-finals. With only Denise Bogusz and Cathy Sparks lost to graduation, the Braves look ahead optimistically to the next volleyball , season. 4' J. V. Spirit and determination gained first year experience for the three sophomores and eleven freshmen on the J.V. team. 1 Although they lost five of their first seven matches. they won five of the remaining six to post a winning season at 7-6. They will be a great asset to Varsity play as they gain experience. VARSITY SEASON RECOR D 17-61 BHS vs. Henryville 9-15 15- 6 15- 2 BHS vs. Pekin 5-15 5-15 BHS vs. Silvercreek 17-15 15- 5 BHS vs. N.Harrison 15- 5 13-15 1-15 BHS vs. N. Washington 4-15 5-15 BHS vs. W. Washington 13-15 9-15 BHS vs. Floyd Central 16-14 6-15 BHS vs. Medora 15-10 15- 4 BHS vs. Henryville 15- 8 15- 3 BHS vs. Austin 4-15 15- 2 3-15 BHS vs. Salem 15- 6 15-13 BHS vs. Crothersville 7-15 15- 6 15-13 BHS vs. Lanesville 15- 7 15-11 . SECTIONAL BHS vs. Lanesville 15-7 15-11 BHS ,vs. NewAlbany 8-15 1-15 l8 1219 beets 2sn8og lauef pxmpm aunf uagu 'Kalumow uKngew qoeog uauod esn A ?IJOX KJPW :3uyaaux ZAUSHVA HOIan 91x29 qux K9100 eKuol 391 auuon mam Bpun ddod 21mm muew aoguef 51003 Knew :Sugpumg 119A0'1 mpumzs 2:3ng !.D'l u I ttrlrlc : ii! . l9 33:90: Esta: :080 .81an 330 carom 5:00 .hogum a::-. icon 2323 .122 0:3. .Nmawom 8E5 .3m 5253! .5556 Q3. Swag: Eocaw ..MEV:SM .35: 8:52 .caEtaz 9.....- .Etuz E2. c2502 :93! .3525 233m Swans: Enuaw ..M:.:ww:k ?:myzx' CROSS COUNTRY $7- '0 - -------- l 2 mm -- J . 07;: -u. - ,. 1 ,1 .0 ,a - L- .- . h 7.3! : 3::ng i E ' PW LuTKL' X? l . WN - . t c . p , W ,.-. .. N 7 TE. .. l .3, I Kneeling: Steve Klein. David Rice. and Shawn Ooley. Standing: Charles Jackson. Coach. Terry Lamb. James Jackson. Eric Herzog. David McKinley. tP and Andy Sparks. Student Manager. Outstanding accomplishments were the rule as the Varsity BraVes ran to a record of 74 wins against 30 losses and the l LRAC trophy. Proclaimed by coach Charles Jackson as the best running duo in BHS history Dave McKinley and Shawn Ooley paced the Braves in invitationals and conference meets. The,Braves defeated such teams as Salem, Austin. Providence. North Harrison, and Silver Creek in the 18 team North Har'risoanvitational to finish second. The Braves finished first of 8 teams in the Clarksville Invitational: fifth of 10 teams in the .New Albany Invitational: second of 14 teams in the Paloi Invitational: and second of 9 teams in the New Washington Invitational. The Braves defeated 4 teams to win the LRAC and placed second of 6 teams in the SAC. In sectional action the Brayes ran twelfth of 26 teams. Senior. 'four-year letterman. Dave McKinley was All-Invitational at North Harrison, Clarksville. New Albany. Paoli. and $ New Washington. He finished first of 93 runners at the Paoli Invitational and first of 62 at New Washington. He also was second straight year and tenth of 169 in the sectional at Columbus North. He was All-Sectional and was the first BHS runner in history to qualify for the Regional at Bloomington. Senior Shawn Ooley established himself as the most dedicated CC runner. tallying over 2000 miles. Shawn is a three-year letter winner and was All-Invitational at North Harrison. Clarksville. New Albany. Paoli. and New Washington. All-Conference in both LRAC and SAC for the second straight year. Four-year letterman Senior Terry Lamb was All-Invitational at Clarksville and All-Conference in the LRAC and SAC for the third straight year. Also lost to graduation is senior Mike Glover. Number four runner Junior Eric Herzog was All-Conference in the LRAC. Returning with Eric next year will be Junior James Jackson. Sophomore David Rice, and Sophomore Steve Klein. 5 20 , .5 a . I -,-' , 'h-V ,t . r 4 'n t 4 k ndm'gh-rm ' , ' h David McKinley collected more trophies than any other BHS runner. Coach Jackson said, He is by far the best runner this school has seen. The First Five North Harrison Invitational e Second of eighteen teams. Clarksville Invitational e First of eight teams. New Albany Invitational e Fifth of ten teams. Paoli Invitational e Second of fourteen teams. New Washington Invitational e Second of nine teams. LRAC e First of five teams. SAC e Second of six teams. Sectional - Twelfth of twenty-six teams. 23 .uowaEwE $1an DEE van .83m E: 8200 8:2 .382. 8:. nick 3...: .552 zoom ..5.EBm 2.50 dicai 53M .85.. Eek 35x 368M coca; 56.. .5932 $55. 95,; En .958 28k 583 :33. 5.3L 2 $0: 36x BE HDZHOM EH0: rid t vi wt-w - 1,2 n... :3? 'f'nyva 1w... SCHOOL PERSONNEL Yo xx c hmc .1 7'3 Jumor! WWW v. HMHHLH Mumlm; In Ihc gulpcxmu . . Buy Mun u du-H Hml1xmx did 111m gu' Hum .Ilcrc L'umcx .1 cumrmcl mm'. . . f' , a...vw-,:nk. Mbove; Principal. Carl M. Wynn. Below Lefn Assistant Principal. AJ. McKinley. !Below Right; Counselor. Charles Jackson. SUE OOLEY SHEILA DANNER MARTHA SCHLEICHER Bookkeeper Secretary Nurse .7! DARLENE BALENTINE TREVA MARTIN. JEAN SMITH MURIEL LEWIS Elementary Teachers' Aide Elementary Twehcrs' Aides Elementary Teachers' Aide XHH JUANICE BALL JOESPH BENDA WALTER ADCOCK Health. Physical Education Math Art University of Evansville. B.A. Ohio University. BS. Indiana University, B.S.. M.S. Indiana University. M.S. West Virginia University. MA. J i 4 I 4 ; i i J i BARBARA CALLAHAN DANIEL CALLAHAN MIKE CARTER j English Geography Industrial Arts Mathematics Indiana University, BS. Indiana State University, 88., M.S. Indiana State University, B.A.. M.S. Indiana State University. M.S. JOE DOUGHERTY MELVA CARTER PAM CUNNINGHAM Chemistry, Biology Business Elementary Physical Education Western Kentucky University. B.S., M.A. Indiana State University, B.A., M.S. Purdue University, BA. University of Sussex, D. Sc. NANCY GILMER CHARLES GRANINGER BETTY HASWELL Music English Home Economics Morehead State University, AB. Bellarmine College, BA. Murray State University. BS. Indiana State University, MS. Indiana University, MS. University of Louisville. M.Ed. prwpww-nmmumnwwww..w7....-.. . ..... .. I 12:: LWJ'JL' , , . A ' JANIE A. HEAVRIN English THOMAS LOCKMUND LOIS MARSHALL East Carolina University, BS. Biology, Science Library Science University of Louisville, M.Ed Indiana State University. B.S.. M.S. Indiana University. 85.. M.L.S. ALLAN J. McKINLEY LINDA MILLER BRENDA NICHOLSON English, Spanish Special Education Math. English Hanover College. B.A. Indiana University. BS. Indiana University B.S.. M.S. Indiana University. MS. Butler University. MS. PHILIP PITT Music Western Kentucky University. B.M. ROBERT TASH Science, Social Studies Indiana University Southeast. B.S., M.S. WESLEY PORTER Health. Physical Education Greenville College, 8.8. Indiana University. M.S. PAUL WEBB Government, History University of Louisville, 83. Indiana University. M.S., PhD. TERRY SMITH French. Art Ball State University, B.S. FRANK WRIGHT Social Studies. History Indiana University Southeast, 85. XHH BORDEN COOKS PREPARE GOOD FOOD! Left to Right: Raymond Book, Tommy Hurst, Paul Nicholson, Melvin Klein, Lillian Hurst. Anna Marie Klein, John Eurton, Mary Mar- garet Book. Mark McCartin, Rudy Cook. 31 Seldom do we realize that the cleanliness and orderliness of school facilities are chores which must be dealt with daily by efficient personnel. Our own girls do a greatjob! Shirley Potts Wilma Jackson Betty McKinley We know the tins and outsh of pushing brooms! The maintenance of heating, lighting, and etc. of a facility is always present and demands constant attention. A knowledgeable staff of maintenance personnel is imperative to a smooth operating environment. James Sparks Jackie Cook Now don't hit your thumb! ,I:.:. 'W :1: THIS IS ou BE PROUC Senior Sponsors Work Hard Through Unsettled Year. Terry Smith and Bob Tash w .1 J EFF WALTON Yearbook 11 - 12; Editor 12: Class President 12: Class Secretary 11; National Honor Society 11 - 12, President 12; Student Council 11 - 12, Reporter 12; Student Advisory Board 11 - 12. Co- chairman 12; Basketball Manager 9 - 12; Baseball Manager 10 - 12; Boys1 State Delegate 11; Class Play 12; National Merit Scholar; DAR Good Citizen 12; Stalker Award 9, 1 1. THERESA GRANTZ Booster Club 9 - 12; Student Council 12, President 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12, Treasurer 12; Prosser 12; Basketball 10; Track 9 - 1 1; Cheerleader 9 - 12; Girls1 State Delegate 11; Class Play 12. Valedictorian CLASS OFFICERS President: Jeff Walton Vice-president: Denise Bogusz Secretary: Carmel Finn Treasurer: Tom Higdon Salutatorian 35 SHIRLEY BALENTINE LINDA ALLEN Cheerleading 10 - 12; Track 11; Prosser KELLEY AKERS Prosser 12; Office Secretary 11 - 12; 12; Student Council 11; Booster Club 11 Basketball 9; Prosser ll - 12. Teachefs Secretary ll. - 12; Senior Play. JON G. BANGS GARY BEAVIN SANDY BEZY Track 11; French Club 12; Prosser ll - Prosser 11 - 12. Booster Club 9 - 10; FHA 9; School 12. Newspaper 12. DARITA KAY BIERLY Tutor 9; Library Worker 10; FHA 9 - GAYLA JO BISHOP 12; Booster Club 11 - 12; Student Cheerleader 9; Band 9 - 12; Booster CHARLES BLESSINGER Council 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Club 9 - 12; Student Council 9; Class Track 10 - 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Teachefs Secretary 11; Prosser 12; Secretary-treasurer 10; Prosser 12; Prom Play 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12. Senior Play. Committee 11. Secretary; French Club 12. DENISE RENE BOGUSZ JOE BOOK RITA BOOTH Band 9 - 12, Field Commander 12; Prosser 11 - 12. Booster Club 9 - 11; Band 11 - 12, Flag Track 10 - 12; Volleyball 11 - 12; Corps; Prosser 12. Basketball 11 - 12; Class Vice-president 12;FHA10-12;Senior Play12;Miss BHS; Student Council 11 - 12, Vice- President 12; Class Treasurer 11; French Club 12; Student Secretary 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Class Favorite 12; National Honor Society 12. ROBIN K. CAMBRON TINA L. BOOTH RONALD W. BREWER Booster Club 10 - 12; Prom Committee Yearbook Staff 12. Prosser 11 - 12. 11; Prosser 12. ROBERT CAMPBELL TIM DAUGHERTY KENNY DRURY Prosser 11 - 12. Prosser 11 - 12; Baseball and Basketball Prosser ll - 12. Manager 10 - 12. MICHEAL ELLIS Prosser 11 - 12; Cross Country 12. ALAN ETHERTON Prosser 11 - 12. LETITIA EMBREY STEVE ELLIS Newspaper Editor 12; Prosser 12. MIKE FARMER CARMEL ANN FINN Basketball 9 - 12; Track 11 - 12; Baseball Track 9; FHA 10; French CLub 12; 9 - 12; Cross Country 10; Senior Play; Girls2 State Alternate 11; Class Secretary French Club 12; Student Council 10, 12; 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12, Class President 10; Class Representative Reporter; Student Teacher 10 - 11; 12. National Merit Commendation Award 1 1. PATTY FRANKLIN Band 9 - 12, President 12; Student Council 10 - 12, Secretary 12; Booster Club 11 - 12: Newspaper Staff 12. KENT HAYCRAFT Basketball 10 - 11; Class Favorite 9 - 10; Baseball 10 - ll; Prosser ll - 12. MIKE GLOVER Student Secretary 12; Basketball 10 - 12; French Club Vice-President 12; Student Council 12; Class Play; Prom Committee 11; Baseball 10 - 12; Track 12; Cross Country 12; Class Representative 12. RICK GOETZ TOM HIGDON DEREK JACKSON Baseball 9 - 12; Basketball 9 - 12; French Basketball 9 - 12; Track 11; Prosser 11 - Club President 12; From Committee 11; 12. Class Play 12; Class Treasurer 12; Class Favorite 11; Stalker Award 10; Boys1 State Alternate; Student Council 11 - 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12, Vice- President 12. WIIH'MW-v- .gu-.....u.uu.......... wng-.1......1 . . .. .., 9 ,. . .. . RONNETTE JAMESON DIANE ROWAN JENKS Cheerleader 9; Basketball 10: Band 10; Cheerleader 9 - 1 1; Booster Club 9 - 11; BILL KIRCHGESSNER Class President 10; Prosser l 1 - 12. Track 9. Basketball 9 - 12; Prosser 11 - 12. TERRY LAMB BONNIE MCKINLEY DAVID MCKINLEY Cross Country 9 - 12; Basketball 9; Prom Committee 1 1: Prosser 1 l - 12. Cross Country 9 - 12; Track 9 - 12; Track 9 - 12; Prosser 11 - 12. Basketball 9 - 12; Prosser 11 - 12. J U LIE MILLER Class Vice-President 10: Class President MICAH MCKINLEY 11; Student Council 10 - 11; Prom Prosser ll - 12. Committee 11; Prosser ll - 12. TRACY NICHOLSON JERRY NIEHOFF SHAWN OOLEY MARY JUDE OWEN Prosser ll - 12. Student Council 9: Track 9 - 12; Cross Track 9; FHA 10 - 11; Student Teacher Country 9 - l2; Prosser l 1 - 12. 10: Student Secretary 11: School Newspaper 12: French Club. KELLY POPP Cheerleader 9 - 12; Track 10; Prosser 11 - 12; Booster Club 9 - 12; Class Vice- PERRY PORTER JERRY POTTS President 9; Class Favorite 9 - ll. Prosser 11 - 12. Prosser 11 - 12. ,u. NICK SMITH CATHY ANNE SPARKS DARRYL STEPHENS National Honor Society 1 1 - 12: Senior FHA 9 - 12, President 12; Student Band 9 - 12. Play; Prosser 11 - 12. Council 12: Yearbook 11 - 12; Volleyball 9 - 12; National Honor Society 11 - 12; Senior Play. SIS WADE Cheerleader 9: Booster Club 9 - 1 1; Student Council 1 1; Class Treasurer 10; Class Vice President 1 1; Prom Committee 11; Prosser 11. w?aiI-QW' SHELLY WHEELER DANNY WHEATLEY Track 9 - 10; Band 10 - 12; Booster Club Prosser 1 l - 12. 9 - 11; Tutor 10; Senior Play; Prosser 12. AMANDA WILSON Band 9 - 12; Track 11 - 12; School Newspaper l2; Booster Club 9 - 10; Senior Play. FRAN WILSON Booster Club 9; Cheerleader 9; Student Council 12; Flag Corps 10 - 12; Prosser 1 1; Senior Play. , -.-...-v..r. ... 5 4 J UNIORS David Bran? 3 Robert Br Corina B '1 Pat? Cgmp pbe t a Kat C a p-ell ' KevahaEa .3 ,. Millie? Eric Herzog Linda Hidgon Bobby Hiser Billy Hunter Lori Hurst James J ackson Tommy Jordan David Klein John Knasel John Koerber Susan Koetter J oy Lamb Karen Linsey Lisa Marlman Monty McKinley Karen Meunier Greg Mikel Toni Miller Julie Missi Julie Murray Deanne Nance Brad Niehoff Roger Parker Tony Phelps Matt Pixley Larry Potts Mark Popp Debby Purlee Dennis Rickard Mark Ricketts Terry Schmidt Jeffrey Shidler Tim Sloan Tammy Sneed Andy Sparks Vincent Sprinkle Mark Standiford Randy Strange Julie Waggoner Thelma Wheatley Beth Wynn 48 SOPHOMORES W42; .: ' Marcie Baiky Kathy Balentine Ronnie Bang: Karen Bezy William Bierly J anet Bogusz Lana Boling Barbara Book Tracy Coffman Mary Cook Stacey Danner Ga Davis Pam nham r , Sandra Dunn Janet Ehringer MarGia Burton Martha Finn Theresa Floyd Sue French Jeff Gray Ronetta Hein Michael Hurst Monica Hurst Gina Jackson Mitch Jackson . Kim Johnson Tim Kirchgessner Steve Klein Paul Knasel Donna Koerber Bruce Koetter Julie Kruer Betina Leon Myron Lewellen Albert Lothery Jeri Martin Kenneth Meunier Mark Miller Johnna Nicholson Suzanne Niehoff Tonya Ooley 101g. Peyton Kathleen Popp . - Kerry POpp Gena Porter Lori Price Derry Rankin , Thomas Reynolds David Rice Brian Robertson Bgenda Rosenbcrger Einda Rosenberger v M Lisa Roth Doug Schleicher David Scott Eileen Smith Larry Smith Greg Snyder Carla Spaulding Timmy Standiford Mary Sue Stanfill Dale Stephens Teresa Suggs Ste hen Wallace 1 y Wheeler Nathan White .. Cliff Wilson Millie Zumstein B WJohn Adam iris Balentine ' Jgff Bangs SteveBarnes Kathgfaxter - Tan: 31ayBezy r Ma: Hlackman 5 Kenny Booth B Laura Booth Gary Brocar Troi Canary Sherri Carlton Gloria Cavins Troy Cook James Cox Wesley Cox . Rhonda Crawley Glenda Cullins Carrie Danser Jill Dehn Bart Drescher ! Mark Drury Susan'Dunn Kenneth Durham Lisa Ehringer Matthew Ellis Bubby F reeman Clyde Gray Stacey Gray ft: John Hag est . : Kelth Hall Reg ina Ham Perry Hammack Lori Harell Becky Hedrick Kevin Hedrick Ricky Hurst- Charles Jackson ' Charles Jones us Kermileta Karnes Diane Klein Joy Koerber Mary Korte Robert Kruer Greg Lamb Yvonne Lee Penny Lindsey Saundra Lovell Timothy Lynch Sherry Malsttison Steve Marlman Craig Martin Janice Martin Paul McKinley Linda Meunier J anie Miller Tina Nance Marcy Nicholson Laura Popp Maurice Popp Rosemary Popp Lisa Porter Monna Rankin Julie Rickard Angela Schmidt Elmer Scott John Shidler Eric Smith Terry Smith James Sneed Patricia Snced Barbara Sparks Kelly Sumner Dana Travis Joey Waggoner Chris Whitehouse Dexter Wilson Helen Zumstein EIGHTH GRADE 4 - .-W;idson olly Edwards Elizabeth Ehn'n er Edward E1 er There Eve le idFi wick . w w w W w m; 54 SEVENTH GRADE Julie Bailey. V' , Yvette Baize s B E :1 mf- 1 R imBec x -' M. - - A Melissa Crane Douglas Crone Mark Danser Lori Lou Davidson Tommy Deen John Ellis Craig Ellyson Jenni er Faske Venitta Fitz J ulie Floyd Chris Gray Katrina Green Jay Hall Terry Hammock Charlene Harrell Aubrey Hedrick Melissa Hunter Steve Johnson Rita Ann Kirchgessner Rose Marie Koerber Kevin Kruer Philip Kruer Peggy Lanham N Nicole Linsey frigkandy Lockard Timothy Lothery Ken McCamish Keith Miller Scott Miller James Moore Bobby Muntz ; Will Sneed ' Chris Tw Patrick Wel v Marl ne umstein Clas Officers CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS: Hop Ler Susan Koetter. Sec. Karen Book. Pres., Debbie Purlee, V. Pres.. Karen Lindsey, Treas. SOPHOMORES: !Top Righu Bruce Koetter. Sec Tony Missi, Pres.. Gena Porter. Treas.. Cathy Balentine, V. Pres. FRESHMEN: Mower Lefu Joy Koerber. Sec., Tammy Bezy. Treas.. Janie Miller. V. Pres.. Greg Lamb. Pres. 8th GRADE: dower Centen Mac McKinley. Pres.. Doris Smith. Sec.-Treas., Christy Schleicher. V. Pres. 7th GRADE: N.ower Right; Katrina Grech. Treas.. Jana Rickard, Sec. Jim Bean. V. Pres. Not Pictured - Chris Gray, Pres. 35m ch Am vehemcoqm uwam ma; .EaEzmuiv :85? .2on 60:53 .5950! 53 5259 En. 8:2 .CoEumv Nmnwom omEoQ .ABoEozaomv :Omtonoz :35 $32 388M .AcmEzmoEv $98! x3. .2255 2mcm b3; .thoEozaomv Nwswom 6:3. ..33x 5.: .na .. t. 141.1 53w. new! 3... Mr. and Miss B. H. S. Tom Higdon and 7 Denise BoguSZ Mr. and Miss BHS are seniors who possess character, leadership. and school spirit. mun ... .uvpmmmw-,w-.. . . nnou-guann-ppun. 75: 5:35. 9:3 35m S.Em :95; 3; 525:: :2! 23m :2 :5 2.2. 555...: 5:5: :55 2:22 14:25 3:; 61:. :32ar35515131. .. :5: 5:331 .535; 5.5553. 5:7:2 .CEuSum :E:,::;.V53:1; 22679:. 3; .vwg..., , An. 23:65 :3: 2:75 42:9 :3; 1912?. .72.: .Eztsp 3:25 ..i E .2 :22 iv. .23.: 3:1. 5:532, 25$ .:52 235i .Ezix 32:4, 4.45.51. 1.9.x. .Eizx 2.3, ..Z:.i .7: .7; 3::. 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Mike Everage. Cathy Sparks, Mary Jude Owen. and Car- mel Finn. N0! Pictured Nick Smith. 60 . Firs! Row deft to RighU: Karen Book. Connie Book, Tammy Sneed. Patty Engle. Second Row: Joy Lamb, Millie Cook, Sherri Hall. Third Row: Susan Koetter, Patty Franklin, Mary Jude Owen, Letitia Embrey. Asa STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Julie Missi - Treasurer Denise Bogusz - VICC- Presndenl Theresa Grantz President 4!; Patty Franklin - Secretary Jeff Walton Reporter 62 .n .u .m... .- .-.....-o.... v . ....-nMa-..V-w.up nun m3 3 ?:?:cgm own; .5: .zwcgm .5:st x3. 2.: E Egaiiczg B: .3 7.2: .2 uZZEEmE 1:19 5:7. 8:9 .Nmsmcm 3.5.3 Atkm 356 .5135 :3. 5:3 .chzzui 3:559 .526 1:: 1.1.3 97.55355; 3.23.5. t. 3.23:2. 2785-. 4a.: Q9225; canx E52524. :zczs JUSQUxx Kritukz ifrzvt. 2:3; 3 CL: N+L6QM mch-yvm who. Titavg 2?. : NN pm ON 9 M3 .2 5: 9 3 M4 NF 2 Q T w R o m, n. N, m P ELEMENTARY: The Years Of wonder and makebelieve . . . they only happen once l X l ,I. 7. 6'. 'ri , ,, '1 r 4 BEVERLY WYNN Union College, A.B. Spaulding College, M.S. Mike Blankenbaker Misty Bobb Ricky Eve J eff Hedrick Stephen Jordan Reggie Leon Melissa Maisttison Shannon Markland Michelle Myers Lisa Nale Sherry Niece Cary Ooley Rose Owens Kevin Potts Kim Schleicher Connie Sneed Harold Spaulding Tracy Stanfield Debbie Taylor Malinda Troxel Eric Waddell Cheryl Wallace Brian White Ra Anna Wright Meg Wynn 65 1:! rx-wxp' rugs rs- ax 974thva Wu Sixth Grade DANNY DAVIS Oakland City College, B.S. Indiana University, MS. Scott Akers Shannon Alexander Steven Allen Terry Applegate J ack Bailey Gary Burns Walter Calfee Rusty Cook Melody Day Michael Dean Cindy Denham 1 1 i ..- A-q5.- Loretta Faulkenburg Sandy Hall Lynnette Harmon Brian Hedrick Sheryl Hill Merlin Howlett Brian Hurst Michael Hurst Michele J ohnson Michelle Mullins Paul Pixley Stacey Slone Fifth Grade MARILYN McKINLEY University of Louisville. B.S. Indiana University. MS. Tammy Burnett Becky Carlton Scott Ellis Ricky Hurst Brent J ackson Bryan Jackson Dana Jackson Allen Johnson Robbie J ordan Cindy Kirk Barbara Lang Jody Martin Krista McCamish Connie McCutcheon David Mitchell Keith Moore Robin Myers Tony Nicks Pam Nolot Shanda Norris Chet Potts Richie Rice Bobby Scott Dianne Spaulding Leslie Stark Janetta Stewart Gilbert Susada Missy Swafford Kevin Tharp Stacey Wagoner Toby Wagoner Robert Wheatly Sherry White Billy Wells b . GAYNELL SATTERFIELD I.U., Southeast, B.S., M.S. Charles Adams Tony Akers Lisa Allen Lowen Anderson Owen Anderson Susan Barnes Lesia Beam Laura Blackman Bruce Brandenburg Naomi Bryant Joey Burg Toni Canary Melissa Conrad Charles Cook Mike Cox Missy Crawley Barbara Cullins Jeff Dem sey Amy iler Beth Ellenbrand Leon Faulkenburg Anthony Ferguson Brian Ferguson Rebecca Fischback Robert Graef Michelle Green Melissa Grubbs Bobbi Hall Tina Hedrick Paula Hosier Stgphen Hurst ean Isgrigg Donna Johnson Fourth Grade LENA BROWN Central Normal College. 8.8. Indiana University, MS. Adam Anderson Lisa Bailey Michelle Bilyk Evelyn Board Brian Burnett Lori Cecil David Eve Donald Fergison Donette Fergison Betty J. Fraley Kevin Frame Tim French Tracey Hall Paul Hunter William Huskey Carla Isgrigg Darita Leon Angela Lothery Kelly McCamish Scotty Nicks Doug Noun Teddy Roach David Roberts Paul Rocky Mary Sauceda Jill Smith Darrell Stewart Shelly Swartz Rebecca Taylor Dana Temple Darin Thomas Cinnamon Waits Christina Zeller . -ur, -'- , .- vm. Pu,.wwxzwmzbwww-rmsm' . JOANN WRIGHT Hanover College, 8.8. Indiana University, MS. Tammy Benningfield Danielle Beckett Patricia Bower Mindi Brewer Troy Casey ; Susie Daut ? J ason Hall l Randy Hein J Trina Lang ; Alicia Leon I Lora Lynch Debbie Muntz Michelle Potts Susan Price Darla Slater Angela Smith Tammy Thompson Pam Walton Melissa Wilson LJ. Wright PAT EATON Indiana University, B.S., M.S. Todd Blackman Jodi Bowling Chuck Burg Greg Burns Missy Butt LeRoy Callum Angela Cissell Sherri Cooley Kevin Crone Lisa Cullins Bobby Daughtrey Chris Dempsey Troy Faulkenburg Valerie Fultz Kim Hortenberry Willie Hurst Steven J ackson Brian Karnes Mark Marlman Terry McKinley Steve Morton Cynthia Payne Alan Reid C.B. Roberts Holly Simpson Bill Scott Charles Thomas Jana Wagoner Phil Whitson 72 JEAN SMITH I.U. Southeast B.S.. M.S. 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Gina Jackson. Lori Price. Eileen Smith. UZ:D av- m7U? meU:bt-nr70mmrnn +4 7TH, 8TH AND 9TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS 7th Mefu Yvette Baize. Karen Popp. Katrina Green. Jana Rickard. 81h: Mighn Pam Smith. Julie Ballard. Elaine Book. Doris Smith. 9th: weft; Janice Martin. Lisa Porter. Trish Sneed. Stacy Gray. Basketball ; What was thought by many to be an off year in BHS varsity basketball proved just the opposite. Returning only three players with mentionable playing time from a 12-6 1976-77 team, the Braves were thought to lack the depth needed to win ballgames. But through practice, determination, and the leadership of seniors ' Tom Higdon and David McKinley and Junior Eric Herzog, the Braves posted an 1 1-8 mark despite their inexperience. Highlights of the season included a close contest with heavily favored Crawford County and a 7 of 8 game winning streak down the stretch. The Braves faced 6 much stronger Floyd Central in the sectional and played a superb first half only to I be out-manned by the Highlanders in the second half. i Statistically, Eric Herzog led the Braves with a 15.5 points per game average fol- lowed by David McKinleyls 12.2, McKinley led the rebounding with an 11.6 aver- age, and the field goal shooting with a 4570 accuracy mark. Sophomore Brian Robertson led the team in free-throw shooting with a 70.570 mark. Tom Higdon led in assists dishing out 98 for the season. The Braves as a team led the opponents in all categories except field goals attempted, the opponent averaged 50.2 points per game compared to 56.3 for the Braves. The Braves held a 6-1 mark on their home court; they lost only to Austin. Coach Porter will have juniors Eric Herzog, James Jackson, Mike Everage, and f sophomores Brian Robertson, Steve Klein, and Greg Snyder to build next years team on. I J UNIOR VARSITY: The 1977-78 junior varsity basketball team enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in some time. Their record was 13-4, which is a win- ning percentage of 76.5. This was one of the most balanced teams that we have had. There were fourteen boys on the team, and eleven of them shot 5070 or better from the free-throw line. None of them averaged in double figures for scoring, which is an indication that several of the fourteen boys played in all of the games. In six of the games at least 10 boys scored. 6 One of the highlights of our season was defeating Austin. The JV finished with ' a 4-0 record in the Southern Athletic Conference, which consists of Austin, Bor- den, Crothersville, Eastern, Henryville, and New Washington. They also defeated Eastern three times and New Washington twice. Two of the things that contributed to their success were their attitude and will- ingness to work hard. If they continue with this same attitude and willingness, they cannot but be an asset to the varsity or junior varsity team next year. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: The 1977-78 Freshmanls 1-5 record this year would on the surface indicate an unsuccessful and uneventful year; however, the record does not necessarily indicate the full scope of this yearls team. For exam- ple, we defeated our long time rival, Eastern, by a score of 71-59. Several of this 5 years games were very close scores such as: Borden 47 - Henryville 48 and Bor- den 42 - Clarksville 44. Good free-throw shooting, 6670 avg. as compared to 5470 5 avg. for our opponents, demonstrates the potential of our Freshman team. Our fouling record also points to our success, we averaged only nine fouls per game for the year. Even though the season was interrupted badly by snow, coach Lock- mund feels that the Freshmen did a good job of representing Borden and will con- tinue to do so during their high school years. 8th GRADE BASKETBALL: Bordenls eighth grade team completed the sea- son with a record of two wins against eight losses. The team started slowly, but as the season progressed, showed steady improvement. The team seemed to solve its : scoring problems by Christmas because they won two out of three games, beating Salem and Henryville. The teamls season was hurt due to the bad weather which i prevented the team from practicing and causing cancellation of seven games. Mike Ooley twinner of defensive awardl, Chris Stumler twinner of free-throw award with 68 percent; John Trainor, Junie Bierman and Todd Boling were responsible for much of the teams offensive and defensive contributions. The team received much support from Rusty Franklin, Travis Martin, Pat Young, Steve Graf, Chuck Huber, Jim Jacobs, and Steve Johnson. The group as a team shot 6070 at the free-throw line. The team showed a great desire to work hard and to improve their abilities. These boys will certainly make a contribution to the basketball program of BHS in the future. 7th GRADE BASKETBALL: The team had a record of one win and eight losses for the 1977-78 season. The season was highlighted by a victory over Salem and a very strong performance against Eastern in the season ending Washington Co. tournament. -4-44q 5:9... 3303 :quU 98 .5832. x200 demxos. 8E2. uocmowzotx Em $25202 Ego domtunoz carm .ono: 25 6353.. 8:2 5:30 8:2 580 E852 unintsm .5335 :2. :Euzmcm.m can .505. 32w .houzcm mEO dovwf th .565 8:2 :2:th 8:2 .bbzwzmo EC. .uwmcaz 5ng 2 $1: wEEEQ 446Nmrmem4mm ?memdqcr S E V M B IN ACTION commas: Eouam 8.3L 8.. van .5352 :5me 813m zccxx .5293. 82m .Bzomqum wsoo .6me ?ok 6:25.20 :Sox ism Ego .EEBZ 52:52 uogcw wEO .Btav 3:2 580 ..m5.u:3m. .5332, 5:2 93 .xooU ho; .285 wEO 58:3 6:80 58:3 EU .85. EEO .EuU. 3on 5.35 8 $3 MEEEQ AqacNmEmmexm r:me$w MOHZDH FRESHMEN: ls! Row M-RL Manager Clyde Gray, Mark Drury. Greg Lamb, Bubby Freeman, Lonnie Balentine. 2nd Row: Coach Tom Lockmund, Eric Smith, Mark Drescher, Troy Cook. Chuck Jones, Dexter Wilson. John Hagest, Manager Kevin Hedrick. Not R Pictured - Joey Waggoner. 8th GRADE: ls! Row M-Rk John Trainor. Chuck Huber, Junie Bierman, Jim Jacobs, Travis Martin, Steve Johnson, Manager Gary Nale. 2nd Row: Coach Dan Davis, Steve Graf, Rusty Franklin, Chris Stumler, Pat Young, Mike Ooley, Todd Boling, Manager Lonnie Nicholson. 7th GRADE: 15! Row m-Rr Mike Bobo, Jr. Hedrick, Terry Wingler, Chris Gray, Manager Carl Beavin. 2nd Row: Coach Frank Wright, Kevin Kruer, Mark Danser, Jimmy Beam, Joe Nolol, Scott Miller. The team is very proud of having won the GirPs Sectional at Silver Creek this year. Due to the inclement weather. much valua- ble practice time was lost, but the girls were able to overcome this obstacle. The team came onto the floor and played their own type of game. In the preliminary round the girls defeated Henryville 47-33, and defeated Silver Creek for the Sectional trophy by a score of 54- 42. In the regional, the team played Floyd Central. After giving their much taller opponents a really close first half, the girls were defeated by the final score of 49-35. 59Wm:; QHWFM wkymeuww?Fr amxrz kzmmzzm ka 3 ENE? 0033 onEH mEaaE Kmammo? 003:8 woor. Cmm W09. W30: moor. 025 $022. .955 395.2. man .552 wOMCwN. wEaQ: stmmg. MRSKSW. Um: nmzmgs. Iowa 028:. HEW 323.8. .0! W832. 93! 032. 00:2. W818... Enos Kazan? 99$ 033m. 3038. Isa 83 wwqcmnm 0133? xammmga. Gowns. M-v-wj: , . 3'12; a: ' W '7 .-. .A 4n$5 r- Q1 Q VARSITY SEASON RECORD t 10-0 BHS vs. North Harrison 57 47 BHS vs. Crothersville 52 37 BHS vs; Floyd Central 43 62 BHS vs. Medora 52 47 BHS vs. New Albany 33 66 BHS . vs. Clarksville 40 30 BHS vs. Lanesville 46 26 BHS vs. Eastern 62 27 BHS vs. West Washington 43 32 BHS vs. Brownstown 41 30 BHS vs. Salem 36 43 SECTIONAL BHS vs. Henryville 47 33 BHS vs. Silver Creek 54 42 REGIONAL BHS vs. Floyd Central 35 49 The 1977-78 Girls Basketball team was very successful this year. They ended the season with 10 wins and 4 losses. Due to the icy weather. five games were cancelled, which could have added to the successful season. The Varsity was very young; both by age and experience. Since Borden doesnit have a Junior High program, the girls first opportunity to compete is at the Freshman level. Only seven girls returned from last years team, none of which were Seniors. The team was led in scoring and rebounding by J unior forward Karen Book. She averaged 17 points and 15 rebounds per game. Sophomore guard Gena Porter did most of the ball-handling on the point, hit the best percentage from the field. and was the second leading scorer with an average of 15.7 points per game. Gena was also on top at the free-throw line. hitting 50.6 percent. Junior Karen Meunier. the teams defensive ace and second guard. was the chief reason the opponents average score was under 41 points per game. It is certain that the girls success was at least half due to their defense. Sophomore Monica Hurst. substitute guard for Karen Meunier, did a great job at defense when Karen was out of the game. Sophomore center Lisa Roth was the key to the teams inside game. Lisa went strongly to the boards and took charge inside. Junior forward Connie Book was the main strength on the weak-side offensive pattern. Connie may be small, but her ability to think quickly and her excellent set shot served the team well. Sophomore Donna Koerber substituted for both Lisa at center and Connie at forward. She battled hard both on the boards and on defense. Donna lacked the experience for a polished player, but has the will necessary to become one of the teams strongest players. To complete the 12 member Varsity squad. girls were brought up from the Freshman team. These girls had never played in competition before, but before the season was over, they were out there going strong. The Freshman members were Gloria Cavins. Joy Koerber. Julie Rickard, Linda Meunier, and Stacy Gray. J. V. The J .V. team was composed of girls who had had no previous playing experience. They started out slowly. but at the end of the season there was a noticeable improvement. The experience they gained this year will be an asset to next years team. This Page Sponsored By: Farm Bureau Insurance Jeffersonville, Indiana 283-7975 Haw QECLM wNPmedwkuLLF A199: sziim Fab 5 ?Nr; :25 32:12. .338 33:? wan: Ionian. How K9025... 35 :3 Z3555. hazkim.. Uniwa womcmN. mEmaE 335mg. CE; vow? MSQ 03v: v2.3 5:33: HER E282? .93 aorawos. FEE wo::m. 051m 035m. 3:. .352 womcmN. mega? szmmoa. OHSHwCuDL vaan :3 8530mm owam 3:. daom 223 6230:. 52V 52?; 23 .32 Sod $5 $825 3:0; 880 33m :25m $5 .822 0:3. .hofoov. EEOC E22 2:22 3000 En: aw: $3: EM .:mm 8:53. L300 63on 0:3. .BEEL 23.. .5502 2E: .84 2:..9; uouxmm 38v. 8200 SEE. $22355 $52: 35x EN .355 SEQ 2825 :23. .zzEm :35 dis: 8:5. .Eascoo ES qucom 980 .howcczm mm: 5:522 :23. 5:5 5 .1 a .J I o: The 1978 Girls Track team had a very good season, ending with a record of five wins and 3 losses. The team was very young. .having no seniors. Even with the hindrance of inexperience, the girls put forth their best efforts and set many new school records. Gena Porter set a new record in the lOO-yard dash, followed in the run by Eileen Smith and Julie Missi. A new mile record was set by Tonya Ooley, with Karen Meunier as the teamls second runner. Lisa Porter set a new 440-dash record with Lisa Ehringer and Karen Lindsey in fast pursuit. The 440-relay team of Eileen Smith. Janice Martin, Pam Denham. and Gena Porter also set a new record as did the 880-relay team of Linda Meunier, Janice Martin, Laura Popp and Lisa Roth. Donna Koerber sped around the track to set a new 880 run record. The other 880 runners were Penny Lindsey. J ulie Rickard and Tonya Ooley. Gena Porter set a record in the 220-dash with Laura Popp also competing in the run. Hurdlers Lisa Roth. Laura Popp. Pam Denham and Mattie Allen did a fine job in their department. The 880-medley team consisted of Linda Meunier, Julie Missi. Janice Martin. and Lisa Porter. The field events had only one record set. Gena Porter put the shot for a new record. Other shotputters were: Julie Farmer, Linda Meunier, Julie Rickard. Yvonne Lee. and Stacey Gray. The softball throw was led by Karen Meunier followed by Donna Koerber, Kathy Baxter, Julie Farmer, Yvonne Lee, and Mattie Allen. Lisa Roth led the longjump. with Linda Meunier and Pam Denham improving throughout the season. There were only two high jumpers, Lisa Roth and Lisa Porter, but their efforts were not unnoticed. One member of the team qualified for the Sectional. Gena Porter qualified in the lOO-yard dash, placing fifth. Genals efforts and ability were rewarded with the MVP award in girls track. The girls are looking forward to next season with high hopes and enthusiasm. The experience gained this year will hopefully benefit next yearls team. . .-. A . m V . vv. Is! Row, L to R: Manager Charles Blessinger, Shawn Ooley, Terry Lamb, David McKinley, Tom Higdon, Mike Farmer, Micah McKinley, Mg. Mike Glover, Coach Wes Porter. 2nd Row: Dennis Richard. Aaron Crane, John Hagest, Greg Lamb, Dexter Wilson, Greg Snyder, Eric Hcrzog, James Jackson. 3rd Row: Mgr. Andy Sparks, Randy Stierier, Chuck Jones, David Rice, Steve Klein, Kenny Meunier, Matt Faske, David Scott. 4th Row: Mike Everage, Joe Faske, Wesley Cox, J im Cox. w m: g; x aw ,--- ' rm; ' ls: Row: Mgr. Larry Hurst, Kevin Lamb, Gary Nale, Travis Martin, Junie Bierman, Jim Beam, Gordon Dennis. 2nd Row: Cecil Cook, Tom Jones, John Trainor, Mik'e Ooley. Mac McKinley. Todd Boling. Pat Young, Coach Dan Davis. 3rd Row: Chuck Hedrick, Gary McKinley, Chris Stumler, Rusty Franklin, David Fen- wick. . -:A21:1:eva m -; -3;; 5313- :42; ' ' x us SEASON HIGHLIGHTS The 1978 varsity track team had a successful season finishing 2nd in the Lost River Athletic Conference and 3rd in the Southern Athletic Conference. The team defeated Silver Creek, Pekin Eastern, Orleans, Lanesville, Crawford County, New Washington, South Central. Seniors Mike Farmer, David McKinley, Shawn Coley, Terry Lamb, Mike Glover, and Tom Higdon will be greatly missed next season for their leadership. David McKinley, most valuable trackman, set a new pole vault record at BHS with a height of 132 He was most valuable runner for the LRAC Conference meet. He placed 2nd in the high hurdles, won the pole vault and low hurdles, and anchored the winning mile-relay team. David was undefeated in pole vault competition during the regular season. Shawn Ooley competed in the mile and 2-mile runs. He was undefeated in regular season in the 2-mile and was cited by Coach Jackson to possess outstanding attitude and training. In sectional competition, David McKinley placed 5th in the pole vault with a heighth of 12,? and Shawn Ooley placed 7th in the 2-mile run with a time of 10:05. ATHLETIC AWARDS a BASKETBALL 1 Assists: Tom Higdon Rebound: David McKinley I $tl Player in LRAC: Eric Herzog , Defense: David McKinley , Sportsmanship: Bn'an Robertson MVP: David McKinley t GIRLS' BASKETBALL J .V. Free Throw: Gloria Cavins Varsity Free Throw: Gena Porter Rebounds: Karen Book Assists: Gena Porter Defense: Karen Meunier Sportsmanship: Connie Book MVP: Karen Book BASKETBALL FREE THROWN Varsity: Brian Robertson J unior Varsity: Kevin Chappelle Freshmen: Dexter Wilson CROSS COUNTRY Mileage Trophies: Bottom Row, L-R: Mike Glover. Steve Klein, David McKinley, David Rice. Top Row: Eric Herzog. James Jack- son, Shawn Ooley. Terry Lamb. MOST VALUABLE RUNNER: David McKinley TRACK All Conference: Shawn Ooley James Jackson. David McKinley Most Valuable Runner: David McKinley VOLLEYBALL All Conference: Karen Meunier. Gena Porter MVP: Gena Porter GIRLS TRACK MVP: Gena Porter 553.com 95a .2: ask 520 026 5.5:: 52:5. .omegm 8:2 ii BE 3:03. 8:5 .33: 0cm 53a 35 .535 5F .825, EU .xooU hot. nick wreumm. dogs? :3. 39:82 EovEm .503. 9.2m 5E3 . 8:2 .535 Eek .5220 8:2 .525; 5:80 Jami? :8 n. zonoU kiwi 2 $1,: :8! ER m :mmm t -1.-1 1978 Season Record 5 - l5 Borden Opponent 5 Silver Creek 23 l Lanesville l l 7 Salem 6 0 Austin 10 3 New Washington ll 0 Crothersville lO 1 South Central 9 0 South Central 10 5 New Washington 6 O Medora 4 4 Dubois 7 3 Floyd Central 2 6 Crawford Co. 13 9 Pekin 0 6 Pekin 5 l Orleans 8 0 Silver Creek 1 l 3 Henryville 2 2 Henryville 7 5 ; Sectional 3 New Washington 4 The I978 Borden Braves baseball season was definitely successful in spite of a deceptive 5 a 15 final record. Young and inexpe- rienced at the beginning of the season. the team worked hard and improved vastly around the 3 senior nucleus of Mike Farmer. Mike Glover and Tom Higdon. At one point in the season the record was I - IO they regrouped to play .500 baseball over the last Schleicher while some fine pitching performances by Mike Farmer and a no-hitter by Cliff Wilson vs. Pekin Eastern. The season ended on a hard played heartbreak loss against New Washington in the Jeffersonville Sectional. i ; t 8 regular season games. During this stretch drive the offense was led by Ken Meunier. Troy Cook. Eric Herzog and Doug 1 L J.A 4;. -H-. H. ........v. .n- . , , .-..,-.p-auu-r-v vm.nuswn- ,.,.. 44,-.41u ...... -.....-7-7 UM. ... ... .... v. , . . ; N0 Boys Allows? You hit thejackpot when you captured this one. I hope this gets rid of my wrinkles. Do you really think she likes me. A Smashing Success! uLeafs not get excited. All dressed up and no place to go. w. t . , Wumiiz' - . All that boy thinks about is his stomach. If that mldnight prowler gets you . . . ,L h .wb N A d e C n a D e V a H M u 0 C M First The Preparation. . . 106 COMMENCEMENT: AN EN D ANDTHE BEGINNING 108 BAND JACKET RECIPIENTS: dleft to Right; Darryl Stephens, Denise Bogusz, Patty Franklin, Gayla Bishop, and Amanda Wilson. AWARDS CATHY SPARKS: PTO Scholarship, Spanish Award, Delta Kappa Gamma Grant. HC- JEFF WALTON: PTO Scholarship. Math, Social Studies. English. Valedictorian. Out- standing Senior, Stalker Award, Yearbook Award. DAR Award. TOM HIGDON: ROTC Scholarship. Scho- lastic Athletic Award. KAREN MEUNIER: Jr. Stalker Award, Typing Award. STALKER AWARDS Mary Cook mlso Home Ec. Awarm Barbara Sparks Lonnie Nicholson Phil Kruer a ECHOES QUEEN KAREN BOOK Queen,s Court: Kathy Balentine, Patty Franklin, Denise Bogusz SANTNS SWEETHEARTS L r u 0 C r C h d n a r, e b r e O K a n n O D n, C e u Q g .m m 0 C e m 0 H 00 7 9 1 C h T L m y b d e r o S n o D. S e g a P B h T. El. w w . 114 Sophomore Donna Koerber being escorted by Junior James Jackson. Donna Koerber re watches. Crown bearer Shannon Smith with flower girl Jan Jack- SOD. ceives her crown and bouquet of flowers from last year's queen. LcAnn Cavins as first runner-up Patty Franklin Senior Patty Frankin, first runner-up, is escorted by Senior Derek Jackson. 8 SK . 1,2; l r M s- ' - ? Sophomore Tony Missi escorts Freshman Penny Lind- Freshman Julie Rickard is escorted by Sophomore i sey. Brian Robertson. 115 ECHOES PATRONS WEBB AND LEE ELECTRIC SERVICE. INC. Route 2 Borden, IN Charles Lee, President Phone: 246-3393 246-3394 Charles Ball. Vice President Specialist in Elec+ric Wiring Elec+ric Heafing All Types Air CondHioning Insulafion Elec+ric Heaf Conversion Wesfinghouse Appliances All Types of Elec+ric Supplies Free Esfimafes . 118 I W.K. SMITH BUILDERS t Borden, IN Phone 246-4027 I VALLEY DAIRY BARN Borden, Indiana 967-2990 Tony and Judy Griffeth 9 DON JORDAN, Realtor GUTH RI E-JORDAN REAL ESTATE Highway 60 Borden, Indiana 967-2708 H9 SELLERSBURG STATE BANK THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Hamburg Sellersburg Borden 246-441 1 246-333 1 967-2031 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE 120 L KIMBALL OFFICE ! FURNITURE COMPANY Manufadurers of Office Furnifure and Con+rac+ Television Ca bine+s ! Borden. IN 47106 FASHION SHOP 8! SAVE 336 Pearl St. Greentree Mall New Albany Clarksville SHOP AND SAVE DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE New Albany Plaza State Street Home of Bobbi Brooks Spor+swear and Every ther Famous Name in Spor+swear - Always a+ a Lower Price! CITIZENS BANK 8L TRUST CO. STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD: Citizens Bank 8L Trust Co. is sponsoring for the sixth year. a Student Advisory Board. One goal of the Board, is to educate students about managing personal income. accepting credit responsibility and how to finance a college education. To meet this goal, the board makes presentations. explaining these activities. to high school classes. 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 tiEmpty Stocking Fund7 for needy children. They also participate in the Red Cross Blood program by assisting with Blood Drives held in their respective schools. The 1977-78 Board includes, First Row, Sitting: Susan Anderson, Clarksville High School; Candy Cailles, Jeffersonville High School; Laura Jennings, Providence High School; KAREN MEUNIER, BORDEN HIGH SCHOOL. Second Row: Loretta Schindler. New Washington High School; Joe Marlett, New Washington High School. Third Row, Standing: Kim Duncan, Charles-Providence High School Tom Bibb, Jeffersonville High School; Frank Jones, Providence High School; LaDonna Skidmore. Charlestown High School; Mark Amos, Henryville High School; Chuck Franz, Clarksville High School; Dana Perkins. Silver Creek High School; Karen Robertson, Silver Creek High School; JEFF WALTON, BORDEN HIGH SCHOOL. THINK CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 122 3 $39 KRATZ SPORTING GOODS 499$ EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN . 9V $vx MBE O$Xv , 52:8 A Spor+ing and Afhlefic 4b 1: Equipmenf 6? 9'01 ! cm 5d: 282-5400 Clark Boulevard Clarksville. Indiana 225 PEARL SYREET - NEW ALBANY. IN 47150 ' 945-2371 VALLEY HARDWARE FRALEIEXRKET S 9 T SellersburgJN 47172 . . 246-4973 44BestW1shes7 From Cth and Don FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 967-2946 Borden, Indiana Open All Year 124 F.D.I.C. m 'llll II : '3 5 FARMERS-CITIZENS BANK Helping You Change Things for +he BeH'er Salem South Salem - Campellsburg - Pekin Complimenfs of CLARK CO. REMC Your Locally Owned and Operafed Rural Electric Cooperafion 609 East Utica St. Sellersburg, IN FULL SERVICE DAWALT FUNERAL HOME 204 East Market Street Salem, Indiana 47167 Telephone 883-3541 F. Dan Kelly, Sr. F. Dan Kelly. Jr. Complimen+s of HILLTOP SUPERMARKET CORP. South Main Street and Becks Mill Road Salem Hwy. 135 N, Corydon Open Seven Days Each Week for your Shopping Convenience uNlllNHANk AND TRUST OF NEW ALBANY BEZY LUMBER 81 SUPPLY Four Convenien+ Banking Building Supplies Loca+ions Borden, Ind. 400 State Street 967-2021 2592 Charlestown Road 2014 State Street Georgetown, Indiana J.O. ENDRIS Come in and Le+ Us Explain +he Three C's of Diamond Value We also have a fine selec+ion of China, Crystal. and Silverware 314 Pearl St., New Albany 944-3133 CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT 282-1379 Interstate $1565 282-1370 Jeffersonville, IN COOPER DRUG STORE 49 Years of Service +0 +he Communify 1928- I 977 Pere Cooper - Owner 301 E. Utica Street Sellersburg. Ind. 246-2561 Soufhern Indiana's Larges+ and World's Faires+ 516-518 So. Indiana Sellersburg. IN Phone 246-4441 SI LGAS 282-1311 Home Heafing Home Insulafing Service Phone 246-3337 246-9644 2 UNION HAMBURG SERVICE CENTER INC. JUNCTION 1-65 HIGHWAY 60 Hamburg ln+erchange Bob and Paul Davis 6 7312 Highway 60 Owners Sellersburg, IN 47172 PRINTING m w- -11-wuz.l PUSTAL Lufanf PRESS 1398 Eastern Blvd. Q Clarksville. IN 47130 288-9291 INDIANA SOUTHERN TOOL 8: ENGINEERING CO. Erman Hurst Borden. IN Ph. 967-2006 JEFFERSONVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. Castu - Fire - Life - Bonds 125 W. Court Ave., Jeffersonville, IN 282-0431 WEBER'S J EWELRY 1 17 E. Utica Street Bulova Wa+ches Diamond Rings Wa+ch and Ring Repair SALEM SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION Complimenfs of STATE FARM INSURANCE Ken Dunlap 9 Agent Auio - Life - Healfh - Home and Business 1005 Eastern Boulevard Clarksville, Indiana 47130 Phone: Office 282-7761 Res. 282-9502 BONNIE AND JOAN'S RESTAURANT Home Cooking Intersection of 160 and 31 Henryville. IN 294-9059 STARL'TE EQB'NET CO BORDEN GARAGE C W E. + AND DANNER-S W;;;::;W CARWASH Edward Rake, President Borden, Indiana Complimeni's of Congra+ula+ions + Class of 78 1 MARTI N'S 1 rom i GROCERY THE BOTTLE STOP J Borden, Indiana 967-2291 ; 130 d 'lbmmy Lancaster Restaurant 2 catering 2813 Grantline Road, New Albany, Ind. Borden Since I8 I 6 . BORDEN INSTITUTE HISTORICAL 28.3Granmnekoad SOCIETY INC. P'ease Help Us New Albany, N Save His+oric Borden! Norma Wright. President t FIRST FEDERAL ' SAVINGS 82 LOAN ASSOCIATION Firs+ Federal ls Firs+ Because We Puf You Firsf 2213 Allison Lane Jeffersonville l 123 E. Maple St. Highway 131 Jeffersonville Clarksville Weddings, Funerals or All Occasions WeSPeciakfrizseiisii'md STUMLER ORCHARD DOTTIES FLOWER Fresh Frui+s SHOP and Vegefa bles Designer DoHie Crace U-Pick and Picked y Bordem Indiana 47106 923-3832 ' 11' ' 967-3401 923-8394 Owners i Dottie and Junior : ; Crace 5- BILLY MARTIN'S STORE . S Martinsburg, In. 1 967-3997 Furni+ure and Carpefing COLL. ER. S CAFE General Elecfric i ' Appliances Borden.IN ; I O GENEBAL.ELECTRIC THE NEW WASHINGTON STATE BANK ! I New Washington Henryville l Phone Phone 294-451 1 293-3321 Member F.D.I.C. Maximum $40,000 lnsura nce -! Per Deposi+er Money is +he mos+ useful +hing you can own. i Use i+ righ'r H' is your servant ; abuse H' and you are i+s slave. Gef s+ar+ed righf when you are in school wifh a savings accounf in our bank. NEW ALBANY ' AUTO BODY REPAIR 410 W. Daisy Lane at Hwy. 150 New Alabany, Indiana 47150 Body and Fender Repairs - Expert Refinishing - Work Guaranteed Greg Andres - 923-3103 I Business Phone - 944-9932 BORDEN AUTO SERVICE CENTER . Borden. IN 967-2022 L'Alllsnls .S'MITH AEEIVL'YNC. Ce FLOYD COUNTY s p. $ BANK R A L .N s U a 1702 Spring Street New Albany. IN . 3308 Grantline Road New Albany, IN 2150 State Street New Albany, IN ' 3426 Papli Pike New Albany. IN 944-771 1 Borden, 1N 967-2838 , . HEUSER For Hardware and Sporting Credifs Jeffersonville. IN 283-8144 ..., 8 ' LAM BERT'S DISTRIBUTORS Wholesale Ca ndy - Tobacco Drug Sundries - Pa per Prod uc+s ' Full Line Vending Service 1 124 W. Main Phone New Albany, IN 948-1614 SELLERSBURG STONE CO. INC. 1019 E. Utica St. Sellersburg. IN 47172 CR SALES CO. 944-6704 421 State Street. New Albany, IN Discounf Prices Class Rings Jewelry and Wa+ch Repair Diamonds Wa+ches Indian Jewelry Sfereos and Hundreds of Other Hems Dale Orem 9 Bob Snelling SPOR YING GOODS - SPORTING GOODS 4 I621 E. 10th Street. Jeffersonville 1' Indiana 47130 7Our Customers are Our Cheerleaders4' Bales . GREEN ChrvslerPlymouth Datsun , J PRI NTI N6 7th and Spring4Jeffersonville Phone 282-4356 Open Till 9 pm. Mon. Wed. Fri 6 pm. Tue.. Thur.. Sat . FOUR SEASONS BREWER S BAIT AND MARKET GEN ERAL STORE Deam Lake Entrance ' A Good S+ore in a Grea+ Coun+ry Hwy. 60 246-3926 9 Ph. 967-2285 Tackle. Picnic and Camping Supplies AreaCode812-282-l356 FASKE'S KlTCHEN- 9 EM. COOT'S CRAFT SONSI INC' Cus'rom Made Cabinefg '4 120 West Maple Street St. John4s Road 1i 1 Jeffersonville. Indiana 47130 Borden. In. 47106 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone 923-5084 6 1-1 JOE HUBER FARM Qualify Fruifs and Vege+a bles U-Pick 1+ Our SpeciaHy Over 40 Varie+ies LOSSON FLOWER SHOPPE 967-3884 The Home of Freshness, QualHy, and Flavor Close +0 Your Home ' 923-5597 923-5255 We Can Help; We'll Send Flowers. LOY AND FORDYCE INSURANCE AGENCY Borden. Indiana 47106 8124967-2003 711 Highway 131. Suite 203 WASH-SCOTT CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Pekin, IN Phone: 967-3488 -11 C1arksville.lndiana 47130 E 8124288-9359 Salem. Indiana 8124883-3150 GUTHRIE BUILDING SUPPLY AND BUILDING MATERIAL 294-4310 and 246-4381 Henryville, IN 47126 BURTON FARM EQUIPMENT Memphis and Lanesville 294-4685 952-2936 138 SELLERSBURG LOCKER. INC. 200 Sellers Ave. Sellersburg, IN 47172 THE CARPET FIXERS Vinyl. Carpe+ing or Wallpa per PO. Box 6 Borden. IN 47106 967-2329 GREEN ROSE 1 SPORTS CENTER L, THORN ' 1 JOEL? 6:313:51: COMPANY INC. 907 Spring Street Jeffersonville. IN 47130 Bu'ld'ml Mabr'a's 812428243229 Concre+e Produc+s Mo+orcycles for Fun and Economy Phone 2464461 1 Honda 6001:0131; LEN: Road Yamaha tate 0a 111 1 Penton New Albany, IN 47150 Triumph Husquarna Can-Am ALEXANDER'S GULF DENTON SERVICE CENTER DRIVEWAYS. NC, 7305 Hwy 60 . 1019 E. Utica St. 24-hr. Servnce and Food Sellersburg. Ind. 47172 9 246-4075 WRIGHT BROTHERS White Sales and Service m 11We Sell the Best and Service the Best33 Borden. Indiana Ph. 967-3029 FULKERSON'S BODY SHOP Your Friendly lndependen1' 426 Popp Avenue Sellersburg. IN 47172 RR 23 BOX 383 5016 Hwy. 62 Phone 246-3855 Borden, 1nd. Jeffersonville, Ind. 47106 47130 Home 246-4628 Business 283-6183 WOLF WAGONER 8x WAGONER GLASS 8: PAINT RESTAURANT CO.. INC. 1 24 Hour Service 308 E. Market Street Pekin, IN 1 New Albany, IN 47150 944-2264 Truckers Welcome Correct Floral Arrangemen+s WALK'S WALGREEN AGENCY for Every Occasion DRUG STORE E. 7th and Spring 123 S. Indiana 1 16 So. Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, IN 945-5225 New Albany, IN 47150 246-3421-47172 246'2910 Sellersburg, IN 47172 Where Your Prescrip+ion Comes Firs+ , 3 FASKE. WOOD MOULDING. Sporing Goods, Hardware I NC. Fertilizbr, Seed, Paint, Guns, Ammunition, Ph. 8124923-5601 Borden, Indiana Reloading Sup. Em'ioxgjcim7gi233' U s Kl ESLER HARDWARE AND a A Doors POLICE 5U PPLY. INC. , Andersen Windows Box 98 Greenville, IN 47124 Pre-Finishing Our Specialfy 923-3746 MILDRED'S BEAUTY SHOP ' SULLIVAN'S GROCERY ; AND HARDWARE Hwy60 R 42:31:: Rlilzler Rd. :;:::1:: e m Mildred Hun 967-3182 and Vivian Norris 3 RON'S STANDARD SERVICE DA I SY H I LL Phone 364-8805 or 364-6805 BEAUTY SHOP 9 4 His and Her Hair S+yling 6 , Daisy Hill Road 7 Pa'myra, 1N Borden, IN STAN DARD . . lnspechon Sfahon Complimen'rs of HARRISON COUNTY LEON S RESTAURANT BAN K Mexican and American Dinners Borden, IN 47106 Palmyra, IN 47164 Phone: 967-2895 O Phone: 364-6192 HUBER ORCHARD Congra+u1a+ions Class of '78 Home of Flavor Counfry GARR FU NERAL HOME RR4$1 Borden, Ind. 47106 Gerald Huber Carl Huber Sellersburg, IN Ph. 923-5444 Ph. 923-8370 ' MOBILE TRUCK STOP AN D C l' + f 1 RESTAURANT omp 'men s o Mobile O Produds JACK T. HEDRICK. O.D. Good Food 107 South Main Street Junction 131 and 65 Salem. Indiana 47167 Jeffersonville, IN Mgr. Ed Miller Rest. Mgr. Leon Bowell F I SMITH CABINET WEATHEIEDSME Manufaci'uring Co.. Inc. FUNERAL H 1 p 0 Box1444 106 South Shelby Street . . , Salem. Indiana 47167 5211621521527167 1 Always a Good Selec+ion of Dependable Cars and Levi's Converse , Trucks a1 BENNETT'S Shoes, Clothing, and Furnishings BILL THOMPSON MOTORS. INC. 501 S. Main Street Salem, Indiana Your Headquarfers for Formal Wear Phone 883-3537 Jim Bennett BOb Homer 1 Salem. Indiana Phone 883-4502 142 . BAIRD MOBILE AND MODULAR HOMES I Serving All Your Housing Needs 1 Sa+isfied Cus+omers Have Buil+ Our Business f ' Highway 56 West Salem. Indiana 883-3681 Bud's Jewelry 81 Wafch Shop. Inc. 102 S. Main Street Salem, Indiana 47167 McKINLEY CLEANERS One hour cleaning if desired Professional Carpef Cleaning Ph' 883'6850 Rinse-n-Vac Renfal Machines Orange B1ossom and Bulova Phone 246-2871 and 113 E. Utica Sellersburg,1N Keep Sake Diamonds Seiko N6ri+a ke China 1 i ADAM'S 16A HAUB'S HARDWARE STORE 1 380 S- Indiana Hardware - Pain+ ; Sellersburg. IN numbing - Supplies 1 246-9918 Palmyra, 1N Ph. 364-6381 1' FURNITURE OUTLET Ken1'ucky Frled Chlcken. Inc. 315 Pearl St. Res+aura.n+ and .C.a+ering Service Pruva+e Dmlng Room New Albany, IN 47150 P11. 246-3978 948-1694 Alice L. Schleicher, Proprietor FURNISH'S MARATHON HAROLD SMITH SERVICE BUILDER Air Condifioning Service Brake and Fron+ End Service Rt. 2 Borden. 1N . Phone 967-2089 Henryv1116. IN Ph. 294-1 191 SCENIC VALLEY RESTAURANT Borden. 1N HOSEA FURNITURE MART ACE HARDWARE State Road 56E 1905 Charlestown Road. New Albany Salem, IN 47164 945'6633 JACOBI SALES. INC. BANNER PUBLICATIONS Palmyra. IN 47164 Peklm IN 47165 PITTMAN FURNITURE E Highway 60 E311? 153$?le mm. IN 47165 B O O Palmyra, IN 47164 S SOUTH MAIN STREET CAR WASH T E R S 364-6894 511 South Main Street FLOYDS KNOBS PHARMACY Salem, IN 47167 Scottsville Road and US. 150 U HL TRUCK SALES, INC. Floyds Knobs. IN 47119 Highway 135 South G.C. Murphy Palmyra, IN 47164 21 Public Square WAILBAKER JEWELRY Salem, IN 47167 Palmyra, IN 47164 HAND AND CO. WESTERN AUTO STORE Salem, IN 47167 Salem, IN 47167 HEUSERS STAGECOACH RESTAURANT WOBS RADIO STATION Palmyra. IN 364-6522 206 Pears Street New Albany. IN 47150 144 47106