Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1980 volume:

only beglhnlhg . . . Borden High School Borden , Indiana Appreciation The members of the yearbook staff have come to a decision this year that they would not have a dedica- tion each year, but only when they feel it is very special. However they would like to say a very special thank-you to Miss Brenda Nicholson. She is someone $ who has helped each one of us to struggle through things that seem to bother us and she is always there if we need someone to lend an ear. With our deepest admiration, gratitude, and appreciation, we again say thank-you to Miss Nicholson. At Awards Day the yearbook editors, Kelly Sumner and Gina Jack- son give flowers and hugs to Miss Nicholson. Echoes Queen Stacy Gray Court: Ronetta Hein, Trish Sneed, Christy Schleicher TABLE OF CONTENTS MEMORIES ..................... 5 ADMINISTRATION ............. 27 SENIORS ...................... 35 CLASSES ....................... 49 E ACTIVITIES .................... 61 ATHLETICS .................... 79 ELEMENTARY ................. 107 ADVERTISERS ................. 122 PUZZLE ....................... 152 People To Remember Foreign exchange students spending part of the school year at Borden were below righo Gabriela Rondrigo, Mexico City; meloM Betty Cuellar, San Salvador; Rulh Diaz and Ana ! Diaz, Monterrey. : Seniors sponsors Dan and Barb Callahan are presented gifts by Varsity cheerleaders surround sponsor, Melva Carter, to say thanks Ronetta Hein, president of the senior class. at Awards Day. ior Friends Sen . : . ..... .- :4 u. ,- . - - .- .- .-.- 1 -. . ..- - .- IGES IIII Spirit Week Act 't' A 3' 1 Q 1 alEa YajNAGQu-iu-i- iIIICIIII A x W main :gunwaaaazga ngiaaaaa wavy. v u. . M -- .n human SPIRIT WEEK AWARDS: Chief Spirit - Terry Smith Squaw Spirit - Doris Smith Brave Spirit - Chris Gray Papoose Spirit - Rosie Koerber Pie Eating Contest - Tony Missi Hall Decorations Juniors Cheer Competition - Seniors Red and Black - Juniors Poster Competition - Freshmen Spirit Chain Seniors Wheelbarrow Race - Seniors Athletic Feats Beginning A Gym m :1, ' . : . wsl: . . -,, , . I f - n, Erai-L' Q'n'nJ u, ' ' 'hm'ulzn-n Underclassmen Q Faculty Associations 7! ,le Aw r -,.. . rt. m 7., rm . Medieval Fun Fair As part of their study of the Middle Ages, the sixth grade classes held a Medi- eval Fun Fair. The students designed their own costumes, and made their own game booths. In addition, a King and Queen were chosen from each class. Pictured at the top are the Royalty: from Mrs. Wynn's class, LJ. Wright and Jill Smith; from Mr. Davis' class, Mindi Brew- er and Tracey Hale. i .0 u I :I :x 3 Senior Pla : Rest Assure CAST: Bruce Koetter Ronetta Hein Lori Price Gina Jackson Janet Bogusz Kenny Meunier Kevin Farler Donna Koerber Greg Snyder Eileen Smith Brian Robertson Pam Denham Tim Kirchgessner Mitch Jackson Tony Missi Jeri Martin lunior-Senior Prom Kelly Sumner crowns Queen Gena Porter as King Brian Julie Rickard is crowned Princess while Prince Troy Cook waits Robertson watches. for their dance. Precious And Few IOHS Preparat' Commencement Speeches Greg Snyder gives welcoming remarks. 3? H WI. . .:.. it? A' ;. Salutatorian Ronetta Hein gives her address to the audience. Giving the Valedictory speech is Lori Price who received the Outstanding Senior and Stalker awards. Ceremonies Endings And Beginnings The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning. Ivy Baker Priest Farewells Administration Page 28: Right: Principal, Wayne B. Pearl. Below Left: Assistant Principal, AJ. McKin- ley. Below Right: Counselor, Charles Jackson. um; va-Ak - i Page 29: Top: Secretary, Sheila Danner; Bookkeeper, Sue Ooley. Bottom: Nurse, Martha Schleicher; Elementary Teachers' Aides, Muriel Lewis, Treva Martin and Jean Smith. , -n:-.uwm A - m triwuvnvm.v. Faculty WALTER ADCOCK ANDREA ARNOLD lUANICE BALL Art US. History, English Health w Indiana University, B.S. Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. University of Evansville, BA. I.U. Southeast, M.S. Indiana University, MS. 1 BARBARA CALLAHAN DANIEL CALLAHAN MELVA CARTER w Ciec'sgraphyf English Industrial Arts Business I Indiana University, B.S. Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. Indiana State University, B.A., M.S. Indiana State University, MS. Faculty 1; MIKE CARTER IOE DOUGHERTY BETTY DYKES Mathematics Chemistry, Biology Home Economics Indiana State University, B.A., M.S. Western Kentucky University, B.S., Murray State University, 33- M.S. University of Louisville, M.Ed. , University of Sussex, D.Sc. J i i ? J NANCY GILMER CHARLES CRANINGER IANIE A. HEAVRIN Music English English t I t n . . I Morehead State University, A.B. Bellarmine College, B.A. East Carolina Umversuty, B.S. ' Indiana State University, M.S. Indiana University, M.S. University of Louisville, M.Ed. l Faculty IERRY lIZENBY THOMAS LOCKMUND LOIS MARSHALL Mathematics Biology, Science Library Science LU. Southeast, 85. Indiana State University, 8.5., M.S. Indiana University, B.S., M.L.S. 'wu T g I 1 3' ; AllAN I. McKINlEY . BRENDA NICHOLSON PHILIP PITT I English, Spanish Mathematics, English MUSiC '1 Hanover College, BA. Indiana University, B.S., M.S. Western Kentucky University, B-M- Indiana University, M.S. I.U. Southeast, M.S. E 32 WESLEY PORTER Physical Education Greenville College, 8.3. Indiana University, M.S. TERRY SMITH French, Art Ball State University, B.A. Faculty MELODY SIZEMORE Reading LU. Southeast, 35., M.S. PAUL WEBB Government, Economics University of Louisville, B.S. Indiana University, M.S., Ph.D Not Pictured: ROBERT TASH Science, Social Studies I.U. Southeast, B.S., M.S. COOKS: Front: Ruth Sparks, Mary Money, Helen Dancer. Back: Audrey Nichols, Sheryl Davis, Shirley Nolot. CUSTODIANS: Shirley Potts, Royetta Miller, Betty McKinley, Alpha Miller. Wot Pictured: Jim Sparks, Jackie CooM. BUS DRIVERS: Anna Marie Klein, Debbie Starnes, Lillian Hurst, Mark McCartin, Melvin Klein, Rudy Cook, Bill Eurton, Willis Brown, Raymond Book, Paul Nicholson, Mary Margaret Book. m - ....;4 ,- 34 5 .x . .5. u. . . 5.... ,. .... . 5:... r... Class Of 1980 ; lORI JEAN PRICE VALEDICTORIAN; National Honor Society 12; Cheerleader 9-12; Booster Club 9-12; Student Council 11; Band 9-12, Flag Corp 11; Spanish Club 10-12; FHA 9-12; Volleyball 10-11; Prom Committee 11; Tutor 10, 12. .o X L 1 RONETTA ANN HEIN SALUTATORIAN; National Honor Society 11-12; Class President 12; Student Council 11-12; Band 9-12; Booster Club 9-12; FHA 9-12; Yearbook 12. I ,- ......N r... .Rh f, , ; ' 2. OFFICERS: Jeri Martin, Secretary; Brian Robertson, Vice-Presi- SPONSORS: Barbara and Dan Callahan. dent; Ronetta Hein, President; Donna Koerber, Treasurer. 36 MARCIE K. BAILEY Booster Club 9-10; FHA 9; DECA 11-12. KATHY S. BALENTINE Class President 9; Vice-President 10; Booster Club 9-10; FHA 9; DECA 11-12. RONALD I. BANET, IR. Baseball 9. KAREN L. BEZY Booster Club 9-10; FHA 9; DECA 11-12. V v WILLIAM M. BIERLY JANET lYNN BOGUSZ National Honor Society 11-12; Student Council 11; Cheerleader 9-12; Booster Club 9-12; FHA 9- 12; Band 9-12, Flag Corp 12; Yearbook 11; Track 9; Volleyball 10; Girls' Basketball Manager 10-11; Prom Committee 11; Student Secretary 10-12; Teacher's Aide 9. lANA I. BOLING FHA 9-10; Booster Club 9; Basketball 10; Library Aide 9-11; Teacher's Aide 12. BARBARA MARIE BOOK National Honor Society 12; FHA 9-12; Booster Club 10-12; OEA 12; Volleyball 9-12; Yearbook 11; Student Secretary 9, 11, 12; Tutor 9-10. TRACY ANN COFFMAN 1 FHA 9-12; Booster Club 9; Track 9; Library Aide 9-10. STACEY RENEE DANNER National Honor Society 12; Band 9-12; Booster Club 9-12. GARY R. DAVIS PAMELA MACHEL DENHAM National Honor Society 11-12; Student Council 10-12, Vice-President11, President 12; FHA 9-12; French Club 9-10; Booster Club 9-12, Vice-Presi- dent 10; Cheerleader 11-12; Track 9-12; Basket- ball 11. 38 CARLOTTA DENNIS JANET E. EHRINGER Tutor 9-10. MARCIA L. EURTON IOE E. EVE KEVIN E. FARLER National Beta Club 10-12; Spanish Club 11-12; Basketball 12. JULIA FRANCES FARMER FHA 9-12; Booster Club 9-12; Newspaper Co- Editor 11; OEA 12; Volleyball 9-12; Track 10-12; Student Secretary 9-12. MATT FASKE Class Vice-President 11; Track 10-11; VTR opera- tor 12. MARTHA CAROLYN FINN Yearbook 11; Library Aide 9. I ' 1 IL i P i C 1 THERESA FLOYD ELVISA SUE FRENCH Booster Club 9-10; Health Occupations Club 12. i 1' I THOMAS D. HIGGS CARLA HOKE Tutor 9. O. 1 i 40 MICHAEL HURST Band 9-12, Secretary 12. MONICA SUSIE HURST National Honor Society 11-12; Student council 10-11; FHA 9-12, Vice-President11;Booster Club 9-12; Cheerleader 9; Yearbook 12; Track 9; Bas- ketball 9-11; Volleyball 9-12. GINA RENATE JACKSON National Honor Society 11-12; Band 9-12; Cheer- leader 9-12, Captain 11; Booster Club 9-12; FHA 9-12, Projects Chairman 12; Yearbook 11-12, Co- editor 12; Newspaper 12; Volleyball 11; Student Council 10-12; Teachers Aide 9. MITCHELL M. JACKSON National Honor Society 11-12; Spanish Club 10- 12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9, 11, 12; Cross Country 11. KIM JOHNSON Basketball 10-11; Teacher's Aide 9-11. TIMOTHY LEE KIRCHGESSNER Basketball 9; Library Aide 12. 41 -u..- .- STEVEN EDWARD KLEIN National Honor Society 11-12; Student Council 9-10; Basketball 9-12; Track 10-12; Baseball 9-12; Cross Country 10-12. DONNA KOERBER National Honor Society 11-12; Class Treasurer 12; Band 9-12; FHA 9-10; Yearbook 12; Track 9-11; Basketball 9-12. y BRUCE EDWARD KOETTER 1 National Honor Society 11-12; Class Secretary 9; Student Council 9-10; Spanish club 10-11; Track 11; Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9-12. JULIA A. KRUER FHA 9. ADA CHARLENE LAMB Booster Club 11-12; Jeff High 9-10; Bartonettes 9; J-ettes 10. ALBERT LOTHERY 42 IERI l. MARTIN National Honor Society 11-12; Class Secretary 12; Student Council 11-12; Band 9-12; Booster Club 9-12; Secretary 11, President 12; FHA 9, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9; Track 9; Volleyball 10-12; Spirit Squaw 11; Tutor 9; Office Aide 11. MARY COOK MARTIN FHA 9-12; Booster Club 59-11; Volleyball 10; Girls' Track Manager 9-12; Girls' Basketball Manager 11-12; Tutor 9-10; Office Aide 12. KENNETH EUGENE MEUNIER National Honor Society 11-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 10-11. MARK L. MILLER ANTHONY LEN MISSI Class President 19; Basketball 10-11; Baseball 10- 12; Track 11-12; Cross Country 11-12. MYRA I.. MISSI FHA 9; Booster Club 9-10; Volleyball 10. 44 BECKY NASH Band 9-12; Drum Major12;FHA 9-12; Recreation Leader 10; Booster Club 9-12, Coat Check Chair- man 12; Junior High Track Manager 11-12. JOHNNA DEE NICHOLSON Booster Club 9-10; FHA 9-10; DECA 11-12; Prom Committee 11. SUZANNE MARIE NIEHOFF FHA 9-10; Booster Club 9; Track 9; Office Aide 12; Library Aide 9. TONYA OOLEY Track 9-10; Volleyball 10. IOLE MARIE PAYTON National Honor Society 11-12; Class President 11; Student Council 11; Spanish Club 10-12; FHA 9- 12, Secretary-Treasurer 10, President 11; Booster Club 9-12, Coat Check Chairman 9; Yearbook 12; Girls' Track Manager 9-12; Boys' Track Manager 12; Girls' Basketball Manager 10-12; Library Aide 9-12; Who's Who Among American High School Students. lARRY PEARL KATHLEEN M. POPP Yearbook 11; Student Secretary 12; Tutor 10. KERRY l. POPP FHA 9-10; Booster Club 9-10; DECA 11-12; Track 9. I 3 f GENA R. PORTER National Honor Society 11-12; Class Treasurer 10, Secretary 11; Student Council 10-12; FHA 9; Booster Club 9; Volleyball 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12; Hoosier Girls' State Delegate 11; Tu- tor 9; Office Aide 11. DERRY lEE RANKIN l 9 9 I JOHN D. RICE Track 9-10; Cross Country 9-11; Basketball 9-11. BRIAN WAYNE ROBERTSON National Honor Society 11-12; Class Vice-Presi- dent 9, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Spanish Club 10-12; Track 10; Basketball 9-12; Hoosier I Boys' State Delegate 11. ' i I l ' ; 45 BRENDA ROSENBERGER Basketball 9. LINDA ROSENBERGER LISA MARIE ROTH FHA 9; Booster Club 9-10; Track 9-10; Basketball 9-11. DOUGLAS L. SCHLEICHER Student Council 12; Band 9-12, Vice-President 12; Booster Club 12; Spanish Club 10-12; Basket- ball 9-11; Office Aide 12. DAVID SCOTT Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12; VTR operator 12. EILEEN KAY SMITH National Honor Society 11-12; Class Treasurer 11; Student Council 11; French Club 9-10; FHA 9-12; Booster Club 9-12; Cheerleader 9-12; Track 10- 12; Prom Committee11;Student$ecretary 10-12; Tutor 9. 46 lARRY SMITH GREGORY EDWIN SNYDER National Honor Society 11-12; Class President 9; Student Council 9; Spanish 10-12; Basketball 9- 12; Baseball 9-12; Track 10; Hoosier Boys' State Alternate 11; Citizens' Bank Advisory Board 11- 12; Who's Who Among American High School 1 Students. g I i i 1 3 T CARLA JEAN SPAULDING National Honor Society 11-12; Band 9-12, Flag ? Corp 11-12; Booster Club 9-12; FHA 9, 11, 12, Reporter 12; Track 9; Volleyball 10; Student Sec- retary 10-12; Teachers Aide 9, 11. TIM STANDIFORD I 1 ; 1 1 1 P 1 i I MARY S. STANFILL Booster Club 9-10. DALE STEPHENS Band 9-12, President 12. 1' a l l l l' 47 MISSY I. STEWART FHA 9, 11; Booster Club 11; Yearbook 11; Prom Committee 11. BRENT AARON SWALLOW STEPHEN WALLACE Band 9-12. IODY WHEELER 3' CLIFF ERIC WILSON Baseball 10-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 11-12. MILLIE KAY ZUMSTEIN StudentCouncil11;FHA 9; Yearbook 11; Tutor 9- 11. 48 Juniors John Adam Lonnie Balentine Steve Barnes Kathy Baxter Tammy Bezy Cary Brocar Troi Canary Sherri Carlton t Gloria Cavins E Gil Cook Troy Cook -v Jimmy Cox Wesley Cox Rhonda Crawley Carrie Danser Bart Drescher Mark Drury Susan Dunn Kenny Durham Lisa Ehringer .' Matt Ellis ' Paul Fraley Bubby Freeman Stacy Gray John Hagest Keith Hall Gina Ham Perry Hammack Becky Hedrick Kevin Hedrick Rick Hurst . Charles Jackson f Kermileta Karnes Diana Klein Joy Koerber 50 Juniors Anne Kopp Mary Korte Bob Kruer Greg Lamb Yvonne Lee Penny Lindsey Tim Lynch Steve Marlman Craig Martin Janice Martin Linda Meunier Janie Miller Marcy Nicholson Laura Popp Maurice Popp Rosemary Popp Lisa Porter Monna Rankin Julie Rickard Angie Schmidt Elmer Scott John Shidler Eric Smith Terry Smith James Sneed Trish Sneed Barbara Sparks Dawn Stearsman Kelly Sumner Dana Travis Willy Troutman Joe Waggoner Chris Whitehouse Dexter Wilson Debbie Young Helen Zumstein S1 52 Kent Bishop Todd Boling Elaine Book Gary Booth Brenda Bower Missi Brewer Sherry Cavins Cecil Cook Helen Cullins Gordon Dennis Libby Ehringer Teresa Eve Gene Ferguson Penni Fraley Rusty Franklin Paula French Steve Graf Terri Hall Kelli Hardin Chuck Hedrick Rhonda Hedrick Renda Higgs Calvin Howlett Robin Hunter Larry Hurst Jim Jacobs Steve Johnson Tim Johnson Tom Jones Julie Kelmel Mark Adam Liz Aers Rose Allen Julie Ballard Roger Balmer Sophomores Vv Sophomores Kevin Lamb Pam Lovell Chris Marlman Travis Martin Gary McKinley Mac McKinley Kim Mercer Tammy Mullins Garry Nale Lonnie Nicholson Mike Ooley Cheryl Pearl Damian Popp Mike Rice Karen Richards Ricky Ricketts Donald Rockey Becky Sams Christy Schleicher Dennis Schmidt Guenita Scott Eddie Sears John Seelye Doris Smith Jerry Smith Michele Smith Pam Smith Doreen Spaulding Jackie Stanfield Chris Stumler Dana Thomas John Trainor Margaret Tungate Sherry Weir Kathy White 53 54 Yvette Baize Jimmy Beam Carl Beavin Robin Beckett Karen Bishop Lisa Board Mike Bobo Carol Book Sherri Broadus Laura Brock Alan CArter Missy Crane Doug Crone Mark Danser Tom Deen Donna Dennis Holly Edwards John Ellis Karen Farler Jennifer Faske Julie Floyd Lora Foster Kim French Katrina Green Terry Hammack Freshmen u l Freshmen Charlene Harrell Junior Hedrick Steve Johnson Rita Kirchgessner Rosie Koerber Kevin Kruer Nickie Lindsey Timmy Lothery Delene Lott Lowell Luntzel Ken McCamish Scott Miller Bobby Muntz Jeff Nance Janie Nash Joe Nolot Sharon Pearl Keith Pierce Kevin Pierce Jana Rickard Chris Schmidt Denis Smith Trent Sneed Calvin Stewart Chris Thomas Pat Wells Pam White Marleen Zumstein 55 Eighth Grade ' Matt Adam Scott Aker Shannon Alexander Jake Allen Terry Applegate 3 Mike Baker Mike Blankenbaker David Blessinger Misty Bobo Tim Booth Gary Burns Walter Calfee Theresa Campbell Chris Couch i Triva Daughtrey Lori Davidson Melody Day Mike Deen Jackie Eurton Lulu Faulkenburg Francine Geswein Donna Graf Nancy Graf Chris Gray Tim Haas Jay Hall Lynnette Harmon Jeff Hedrick Scott Hedrick Sheryl Hill ll 56 fl Eighth Grade Merlin Howlett Dennis Huber Ted Huber Brian Hurst Mike Hurst Michele Johnson Stephen Jordan Tim Klein Jerry Koetter John Korte James Kruer Reggie Leon Melissa Maisttison Michelle Mullins Michele Myers Lisa Nale Sherry Niece Cary Ooley Alicia Popp Kevin Potts Kim Riggs Kim Schleicher Stacy Slone Connie Sneed Harold Spaulding Tracy Stanfield Debbie Taylor Malinda Troxel Eric Waddell Cheryl Wallace Brian White RaAnna Wright Meg Wynn 57 58 Charlie Adam Luke Adam Tony Akers Lisa Allen Susan Barnes Lesia Beam Laura Blackman Evelyn Board Stephen Book Theresa Book Tom Borden Milissa Bower Keith Brock Naomi Bryant .Tammy Burnett Toni Canary Becky Carlton John Cavins Missy Conrad Charles Cook Rusty Cook Mike Cox Missy Crawley Barbara Cullins Beth Ellenbrand Scott Ellis Tony Faske Anthony Fergison Elaine Finn Rob Graef Michelle Green Missy Grubbs Bobbi Hall Tim Hardin Sue Harrell Paula Hosier Stephanie Huelsman Rickey Hurst Steve Hurst Sean lsgrigg Brent Jackson Bryan Jackson Seventh Grade Dana Jackson Donna Jackson Allen Johnson Rick Jones Rob Jordan Jerry Kirchgessner Cindy Kirk Kelly Kruer Tammy Kruer James Lamb Jody Martin Krista McCamish Connie McCutcheon Missy Miller David Mitchell Robin Myers Tony Nicks Pam Nolot Shanda Norris Rose Owens Jody Perdue Gary Popp Margaret Popp Chet Potts Joy Renn Richie Rice Diane Richards Junior Schmidt Bobby Scott Jackie Seymore Chris Smith Gary Smith Diane Spaulding Leslie Stark Janetta Stewart Dean Stumler Missy Swafford Kevin Tharp Kevin Troutman Stacey Wagoner Toby Wagoner Bill Wells Robert Wheatley Sherry White Tony Williams Class Officers Top: JUNIORS: Front: Mark Drury, Vice-President; Joy Koerber, Secretary; Stacy Gray, Treasurer. Back: Troy Cook, President. Middle Leftzl SOPHOMORES: Teresa Eve, President; Elaine Book, Secretary; Julie Kelmel, Vice-President; Doris Smith, Treasurer. Middle Right: FRESHMEN: Janie Nash, Secretary; Lisa Board, Presi- dent; Rosie Koerber, Treasurer. Wot Pictured: Rita Kirchgessner, Vice-Presidenn. Bottom Left: EIGHTH GRADE: Chris Cray, Secretary; Matt Adam, Treasurer; Tim Haas. Vice-President. Wot Pictured: Cary Ooley, Presidenn. Bottom Right: SEVENTH GRADE: Front: Lesia Beam, Vice-Presi- dent; Richie Rice, President. Back: Michelle Green, Secretary; Toby Wagoner, Treasurer. Mr. And Miss BHS Brian Robertson And Gena Porter Mr. and Miss BHS are nominat- ed by the faculty and selected by the student body. Brian Robert- son and Gena Porter are excellent choices for this honor. Athletically, they have brought honors not only to themselves, but also to the school. They each hold individual records and have been named to All-Conference teams. Brian participated in track during his sophomore year and basketball for four years where he led the team in almost every sta- tistic. Also a statistical leader, Gena has lettered three years in volleyball and four years in track and basketball. She has the dis- tinction of being the first Borden athlete to qualify for the State Fin- als in track. Brian and Gena have been aca- demic leaders also. Both are two year members of the National Honor Society and have served three years each in the Student Council, either as representatives or as officers of their class. As ju- niors they were delegates to Hoo- sier Boys' and Girls' State. In the classroom, on the playing floor, and in all phases of life, Brian and Gena have set high standards for all students to follow. Homecoming Queen Doris Smith Queen's Court Top Left: Senior Brian Robertson escorts sophomore Doris Smith. Top Right: Brian watches as Doris receives her flowers. Bottom: Senior Kanny Meunier escorts junior Julie Rickard. Julie was named Homecoming Runner-Up. This Page Sponsored by WSLM Radio Station, Salem. Senior Bruce Koetter escorts senior Ronetta Hein. Senior Steve Klein escorts sophomore Liz Akers. Flower Girl Dawn Weatherford does double duty as her brother Brent 0n the backgroun$ expresses a sudden reluctance to carry the crown. Senior Kevin Farler escorts freshman Nickie Lindsey. JUNIORS: Troy Cook and Trish Sneed SENIORS: Gena Porter and Brian Robertson Hxl J-....Sr . a ? 4Am ,. .v uwm-a Wk! me: 1 FRESHMEN: Nickie Lindsey and Jim Beam SOPHOMORES: Christy Schleicher and Mike Ooley 67 Yearbook Staff MEMBERS: Front: Kathy Baxter, Brenda Nicholson, Kelly Sumner, Ronetta Hein, Gina Jackson. Middle: Sherri Carlton, Monica Hurst. Back: Jole Payton, Julie Ballard, Donna Koerber, Charles Graninger. 4 Egtlza-F-h- 1- Kai- EDITORS: Kelly Sumner, Co-Editor; Charles Graninger, Advisor; Brenda Nicholson, Advisor; Gina Jackson, Co-Editor. 68 Future Homemakers Of America OFFICERS: Front: Gina Jackson, Projects Chairperson; Missy Brew- er, Student Council Representative; Debbie Young, Secretary- Treasurer; Jeri Martin, Recreation Leader. Back: Betty Dykes, Spon- sor; Julie Rickard, Student Council Representative; Kelly Sumner, President; Stacy Gray, Vice-President. Wot Pictured: Carla Spauld- ing, ReporterJ IIEIIELaI-Li Etillll Below: MEMBERS: Front: Rhonda Hedrick, Becky Hedrick, Jackie Stanfield, Nickie Lindsey, Renda Higgs, Julie Ballard, Gina Jackson, Kelly Sumner, Kathy Baxter. Second Row: Teresa Eve, Sharon Pearl, Stacy Gray, Mary Cook Martin, Tracy Coffman, Becky Nash, Ron- eeta Hein, Janet Bogusz, Julie Rickard, Trish Sneed, Sherri Carlton, Julie Kelmel, Rose Allen. Third Row: Betty Dykes, Christy Schlei- cher, Pam Smith, Lisa Porter, Pam Denham, Eileen Smith, Debbie Young, Kelli Hardin, Dana Thomas, Janice Martin, Penny Lindsey, Monica Hurst, Doris Smith, Terri Hall. Back: Carol Book, Jeri Martin, Yvette Baise, Kim Mercer, Pam White, Liz Akers, Missi Brewer, Lori Price. Not Pictured: Jole Paytom 69 National Honor Society -- V -. $o-h-- 4... MEMBERS: Mbova Front: Dexter Wilson, Monica Hurst, Lori Price, Lisa Porter, Barbara Sparks. Second Row: Jole Payton, Jeri Martin, Debbie Young, Trish Sneed, Linda Meunier, Gina Jackson, Ronetta Hein. Third Row: Andrea Arnold, Julie Rickard, Pam Denham, Stacy Gray, Eileen Smith, Gena Porter, Janet Bogusz, Troy Cook, Donna Koerber, Kelly Sumner. Back: Carla Spaulding, Stacey Danner, Mitch Jackson, Kenny Meunier, Bruce Koetter, Greg Snyder, Steve Klein, Barbara Book. Wot Pictured: Brian Robertsom OFFICERS: Righn Front: Lori Price, Secretary; Ronetta Hein, Presi- f dent; Andrea Arnold, Sponsor. Back: Kenny Meunier, Treasurer; ' Bruce Koetter, Vice-President. 70 OFFICERS: Front: Paul Webb, Sponsor. Back: Dexter Wison, Treasurer; Kelly Sumner, Secretary; Pam Denham, President; Trish Sneed, Vice-President. UHVW, A A ' . ' ' . ' ' ' Ier Stacy Gray, Kelly Sumner. Middle: MEMBERS: Front. Brian White, Julie Rickard, Troy Cook, Mac McKinley, Brian Robertson, Chris Stum , . . . Doug Schleicher, Tim Haas, Ronetta Hein, Debbie Young, Lisa Board, Julie Kelmel, Gena Porter, Pfam Denham, Trish Sneed, Chris Schmidt. Back: Richie Rice, Elaine Finn, Donna Dennis, Jeri Martin, Lesia Beam, Missi Brewer, Liz Akers, Llsa Nale, Teresa Eve. 7'l Ase . wage; A 72 Borden High School Band The Pride Of Southern Indiana i'The Pride Of Soufhern Indiana BURDEN HIGH SCHOOL BAND B ORDEN. INDIANA Borden High School's band, under the direction of Phillip Pitt, did very well in marching competition during the fall. The band placed in the following com- petitions: first in Charlestown, Indiana; in Kentucky: second, Grayson County; second, Shelby County; third, LaRue County; first in parade and second in field show, Thomas Jefferson High School. In the spring the band practiced long hours for the State Concert Contest at Madison. Again this year, the band received a superior rating, just missing a perfect score by two points. MEMBERS: Front: Becky Nash, Misty Bobo, Stacy Slone, Lynnette Harmon, Meg Wynn, Melody Day. Second Row: Mike Bobo, Dale Stephens, Mike R. Hurst, Mike E. Hurst, Mac McKinley, Todd Boling, Terry Applegate, Doug Schleicher, Gary Burns, Craig Mar- tin, Perry Hammack, Lonnie Balentine. Third Row: Katrina Green, jennifer Faske, Kim Mercer, Lori Price, Stacy Gray, Missi Brewer, Christy Schleicher, Pam Smith, Lisa Ehringer, Stacey Danner, Mi- chele Smith, Lisa Nale, Kim Schleicher, RaAnna Wright, Damian Popp, Travis Martin, Ken McCamish. Fourth Row: Eric Smith, Chris Gray, Steve Jordan, Rusty Franklin, Jeri Martin, Kelly Sumner, Ron- etta Hein, Donna Koerber, Karen Farler, Bart Drescher, Lonnie Nicholson, Debbie Young, Maurice Popp, Steve Wallace, Gina lack- son. Fifth Row: Carla Spaulding, Lisa Porter, Sherri Carlton, Janie Nash, Janet Bogusz, Julie Rickard, Back: John Seelye, Kevin Potts, Steve Marlman. FLAG CORP: Sherri Carlton, Janie Nash, Julie Rickard, Carla Spaulding, Janet Bogusz, Lisa Porter. OFFICERS: Mike Hurst, Secretary; Stacy Gray, Treasurer; Doug Schleicher, Vice- President. Wot Pictured: Dale Stephens, Presidenn DRUM MAJOR: Becky Nash SENIORS: Front: Becky Nash, Ronetta Hein, Carla Spaulding, Donna Koerber, Stacey Danner, Janet Bogusz. Back: Mike Hurst, Jeri Martin, Gina Jackson, Lori Price, Steve Wallace, Doug Schleicher. 73 BUSINESS: Front: Pam Denham, Shorthand, Business Education, Commercial; Linda Meunier, Account- ing. Back: Lori Price, Business Math; Delene Lott, Beginning Typing. SCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC AWARDS: Gena Porter and Steve Klein. 74 Academic Awards SOCIAL SCIENCES: Front: Troy Cook and Trish Sneed, US. History; Lori Price and Mary Cook Martin, Government. Back: Eileen Smith and Greg Snyder, I Dare You Awards. SCHOLAR AWARDS: Jole Payton, PTO Scholarship, Hoosier Merit Scholar; Eileen Smith, PTO Scholarship, Hoosier Merit Scholar, Purdue Outstanding Scholar; Lori Price, Lions Club Scholarship, IUS Merit Scholarship, Hoosier Merit Scholar; Mary Cook Martin, Hoosier Merit Scholar. Back: Brian Robertson, Citizens Bank Student of the Month, Hoosier Merit Scholar; Greg Snyder, IUS Honorary Scholarship, Hoosier Merit Scholar; Ronetta Hein, Lions Club Scholarship, IUS Merit Scholarship, Hoosier Merit Scholar. Wot Pictured: Monica Hurst and Bruce Koetter, Purdue Outstanding Scholars and Hoosier Merit Scholarsx STALKER AWARDS: Front ,Barbara Sparks 111th1, Joy Renn Utm, Jana Rickard 19th1. Back: Principal Wayne Pearl, Lonnie Nicholson 110th1, RaAnna Wright 18th1. ADDITIONAL AWARDS: Joy Renn, seventh grade English, Math, Science; Lonnie Nicholson, World Geography; RaAnna Wright, eighth grade Home Ec., Math, Science, Social Studies. . A A .3, n! 9.;1 .Coll ..f, O;- lANGUAGE: Front: Janie Nash, English 9; Jeri Martin, Spanish ll; Linda Meunier, French I; HOOSIER BOYS' and GIRLS' STATE: Dexter Wilson Mary Cook Martin, French IV; Gena Porter, Spanish l; Lori Price, English 12; Jana Rickard, and Kelly Sumner. 1 Spanish I. Back: Troy Cook, English 11, Spanish ll; Doris Smith, English 10; Brian Robertson, Spanish III; Dexter Wilson, Spanish II; Lonnie Nicholson, English 10, Spanish l; Denis Smith, Spanish 1. 75 Academic Awards ART and BAND: Front: Stacy Gray, Arion Award Outstanding Junior Band Memben; Pam BAND: Dale Stephens receives the John Philip Sou- Denham, Art I; Matt Faske, Art ll. Back: Kim Mercer, American Musical Foundation HOtM; sa-Outstanding Senior Award from band director, Steve Hurst, Most Improved Seventh Grade Bandsman; Mike Bobo, American Musical Philip Pitt. Foundation mthk EIGHTH GRADE MATH: Jim Kruer, Cary Ooley. Uim MATH and SCIENCE: Front: Eileen Smith, Physics; Lori Price, Senior Math, Four-Year Math; also received science and social studies awardsJ Mary Cook Martin, Algebra II; Ronetta Hein, Advanced Biology. Back: Lonnie Nicholson, Geometry; Kim Mercer, Algebra 1; Chuck Hedrick, General Math; Jana Rickard, Algebra I. i 76 nam-m- u-..- ---- '.4.... l mm. i mmmm- V tmdgmu-n-n ELEMENTARY CITIZENSHIP: Top Picture: Front: Jason Hall tSthL Steven Jackson tSIhL Candice Pen- nington MthL Amy Brewer th, Jim Fraley t4tht. Back: Michelle Potts tSthL Susie Daut t6tht, Debbie Muntz t6thL LJ. Wright t6tht, Darin Thomas t6tht. Middle Picture: Front: Donna Hunt USU, Steve Daut USU, Brian Beavin USU, Myra Hopper USU, Jeff Graf t2ndL Jamie Martin thdl Back: Scott Board BrdL Brent Carter BrdL Melanie Hargett BrdL Kathy Smith BrdL Sandy Stone QndL Sonja Young t2ndl tBelow Lem; YEARBOOK: Gina Jackson and Kelly Sumner receive the yearbook editor awards. tBelow RighU: SPIRIT AWARDS: Jeri Martin, Booster Club President, holds the plaque which records the win- ners of spirit week competition twinners listed on page 9X Awards Day HOME ECONOMICS and FHA: Front: Linda Meun- ier, Foods and Nutrition; Cheryl Pearl, Clothing and Textiles. Back: Kelly Sumner, FHA President's LIBRARY and AUDIO-VISUAL: Jole Payton 6V2 yearsL Kathy Baxter B yearsl Jole also Award; Janet Bogusz, FHA Participation Award. received the DAR Award. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Julie Kelmel noun, Elaine JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETIC AWARDS: Front: Chris Gray, Track MVP; Jerry Kirchgessner, Finn Uthl seventh grade Free Throw $30M; Cary Ooley, eighth grade Free Throw 060m; Elaine Finn, I. seventh grade Free Throw 639d; Theresa Campbell, eighth grade Free Throw 660m. Back: Junior High Cross Country: Rick Hurst, Mike Cox, Gary Smith, Gary Popp. Wot Pictured: Sean lsgrigg, Track MVP; John Cavins, Cross Country MVRL 78 '. i3 '3 'Y. Athletic BASKETBALL: Brian Robertson, Most Valuable Player, Varsity Free Throw $0.4W0L Rebound HOAL SAC All-Conference; Bruce Koetter, Sportsmanship; Steve Klein, Defense; Dexter Wilson, Assists 0.6L SAC AlI-Conference. Above Left: lim Beam, Freshman Free Throw; Todd Boling, Junior Varsity Free Throw 690A0. Above Right: Sherry Cavins, Junior Varsity Free Throw 6920M; Gena Porter, Most Valuable Player, Varsity Free Throw wow, Defense, Rebound UL Assists B+L SAC All-Conference. Wot Pictured: Donna Koerber, Sportsmanshipj Right: With her parents, Wes and Phyllis Porter, Gena displays her trophies which prove her importance to the girls' athletic program. Wes Porter was also given an award as SAC Coach of the Year. Awards Above Left: VOLLEYBALL: Gena Porter, Most Valuable Player; Laura CROSS COUNTRY: Mileage Trophies: Front: Todd Boling; Steve Marlman; Steve Klein, Most Valuable Senior, Most Valuable Cross Country Runner; John Hagest, Most Valuable Junior. Back: Chris Stumler; Tony Missi; Mac McKinley; Rusty Franklin, Most Valuable Sophomore. Wot Pictured: Greg LamU Popp, Varsity Outstanding Server GWM; Jana Rickard, Junior Varsity Hit Award 07.2Wol Wot Pictured: Teresa Eve, Junior Varsity Outstanding Server - 92.6Wd Above Right: TRACK: Gena Porter, Most Valuable Player; Mac McKinley, Most Valuable Player. Left: AJ. McKinley receives an appreciation award from athletic director, Mike Carter, for seventeen years of service as basketball scorekeeper. 82 Senior Athletes Julia Farmer, Brian Robertson, Barbara Book. Front: Lori Price, Pam Denham, Gena Porter, Donna Koerber, Greg Snyder. Second Row: Tony Missi, Gina Jackson, Janet Bogusz, Jole Payton. Third Row: Steve Klein, Kenny Meunier, Jeri Martin. Fourth Row: Mitch Jackson, Cliff Wilson. Fifth Row: Eileen Smith, David Scott, Kevin Farler. Back: Monica Hurst, Bruce Koetter. Volleyball VARSITY: Front: Manager Barbara Sparks, Kathy Baxter, Jeri Martin, Monica Hurst, Linda Meunier, Janice Martin, Manager Sharon Pearl. Back: Assrstant Coach Myra Wright, Gena Porter, Barbara Book, Julia Farmer, Julie Rickard, Laura Popp, Stacy Gray, Lisa Porter, Statistician Kelly Sumner, Coach Pam Cunningham. Despite a losing season, the varsity volleyball team defeated their rivals Silver Creek and Henryville to claim the unofficial title of West Clark Champs. In the sectional the girls defeated Silver Creek again to reach the semi-finals where they lost to powerhouse Scottsburg. Statistics for the season show that the girls put forth a tremendous effort. For example, in the first game against Pekin Eastern, the clock expired, which is a rarity, and the play included a triple block. In the North Harrison and West Washington matches only two serves were missed and seven girls served 1000A in both matches. Individual leader for the sea- son was Most Valuable Player, Senior Gena Porter . who had the least errors on hits and the highest per- centage of serves, sets, bumps, and spikes. Gena was named to the SAC AIl-Conference team by confer- ence coaches. Other seniors were Julia Farmer, whose powerhouse serves intimidated opponents and yield- ed the most points i52i scored on serves; Monica Hurst, who worked hard to become a strong spiker; Jeri Martin and Barbara Book, who always came ready to play hard. Providing the nucleus for an exper- ienced team next year will be Laura Popp, this year's outstanding server with 72 of 74 successful serves; Linda Meunier; Julie Rickard; Lisa Porter; Stacy Gray; Janice Martin; and Kathy Baxter. Senior Julia Farmer BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. BHS vs. JUNIOR VARSITY: The J.V.'s produced a fine 12-2 record this year. They defeated such schools as Provi- dence, Floyd Central, Salem, North Harrison, and Austin. Also, by defeating Silver Creek and Henryville, they reign as West Clark Champs for the second VARSITY SEASON RECORD 16-81 Henryville Pekin Eastern Silver Creek North Harrison New Washington West Washington Floyd Central South Central Medora Salem Austin Providence Crothersville Lanesville SECTIONAL: Silver Creek Scottsburg year in a row. 15-10, 15-7 15-10, 10-15, 5-15 15-12, 15-13 6-15, 52-15 12-15, 12-15 15-5, 15-6 3-15, 10-15 15-12, 15-4 15-2, 15-4 15-11, 15-17, 15-8 15-9, 9-15, 7-15 1-15, 3-15 15-10, 13-15, 13-15 5-15, 15-11, 11-15 15-7, 15-6 10-15, 6-15 Senior Gena Porter Junior Kathy Baxter, Senior Gena Porter, Junior Julie Rickard, Senior Barbara Book, Junior Lisa Porter. 84 Senior Monica Hurst Sophomore Tammy Mullins Junior Linda Meunier, Senior Jeri Martin JUNIOR VARSITY: Front: Teresa Eve, Jana Rickard, Christy Schleicher, Carol Book, Jackie Stanfield, Missi Brewer, Janice Martin. Back: Coach Myra Wright, Manager Barbara Sparks, Cheryl Pearl, Michele Smith, Doris Smith, Pam Smith, Manager Sharon Pearl, Statistician Kelly Sumner. Wot Pictured: Tammy Mullinsl 85 Cross Country VARSITY: Front: Mac McKinley, Chris Stumler, Steve Marlman. Back: Coach Charles Jackson, Steve Klein, John Hagest, Tony Missi, Rusty Franklin, Todd Boling. Above average ability, super dedication, and a great desire to win marked the 1979 Braves as a potentially tough team. Then injuries began to take their toll when number one runner, Sophomore Mac McKin- ley, was forced out because of a hip injury. Senior Tony Missi moved into the top spot for the Braves until a sprained ankle sidelined him. Mac finished the season as number four runner while Tony was number five. By the time of these injuries, Senior Steve Klein tlast season's MVRy had recovered from mono. Steve led the Braves for the rest of the season to finish as top runner. Steve's dedication and leadership, again made him the Most Valuable Runner. Completing the team roster are the following runners: Number two runner, Most Valuable Sophomore, Rusty Franklin; Number three, Chris Stumler, who missed the Most Valuable Sophomore award by one point; Most Valuable Junior John Hagest, showing good consistency, dedication, . and improvement, became the number six runner; ; j Seventh, eighth, and ninth runners were Greg Lamb, 1 also hampered by a leg injury; Steve Marlman; and Todd Boling, who had his best performance in the conference meet where he finished as Borden's third runner. With the strength and desire displayed by the senior Tony Missi underclassmen, the prospect of a return to power for the Braves seems likely. 86 Senior Steve Klein 4 . J; . , . k . V , , . . , , K, MiMhrk Jury ' ' f .- .. urwm. JUNIOR HIGH: Front: Jerry Kirchgessner, Keith Brock. Back: Coach Charles Jackson, Rick Hurst, Mike Cox, Gary Popp, Gary Smith, Bob Scott, Jeff Hedrick, Richie Rice, Bryan Jackson, Jody Martin, Brent Jackson. VARSITY: Front: Coach Dan Callahan, Assistant Coach Barbara Callahan, Linda Meunier, Laura Popp, Elaine Book, Janice Martin, Joy Koerber, Athletic Director Mike Carter, Principal Wayne Pearl. Back: Statisticians Barbara Book and Julia Farmer, Sherry Cavins, Gloria Cavins, Donna Koerber, Stacy Gray, Julie Rickard, Cheryl Pearl, Gena Porter, Statistician Karen Meunier, Manager Jole Payton. VARSITY SEASON RECORD BORDEN 55 74 48 73 33 48 42 36 53 43 85 41 46 71 61 46 57 42 Girls' Basketball 114-41 OPPONENTS North Harrison 1Crothersville Floyd Central Medora 1Austin West Washington Salem Clarksville 'Lanesville 1West Washington 'Pekin Eastern Charlestown Silver Creek Henryville 'South Central SECTIONAL Charlestown Silver Creek REGIONAL Paoli 1SAC 45 38 68 18 46 17 63 24 25 22 43 38 45 OT 27 47 37 37 50 Senior Gena Porter and Sophomore Cheryl Pearl This page sponsored by Green Printing. VARSITY: The Varsity had a very good year with a 14-4 record, the runner-up spot in the Southern Athletic Conference with a 6-1 mark, and their third Sectional Championship. The accom- plishments are even greater considering the knee injury to start- ing center, junior Julie Rickard, in the first game of the season. Julie did not return to line-up until the sectional. Moving up from the Junior Varsity was sophomore Cheryl Pearl who gained valuable experience at the center spot. Senior guard, Gena Porter, who averaged 42.4lVo shooting, led the team in point average l16.41, free throw shooting lGOlVoi, rebound average 0.31, and assists l621. Gena did all this while drawing the toughest defensive assignment, for which she earned the Defense Award, and committing only two fouls per game. She was named SAC All-Conference and her team's Most Valuable Player. Replacing a player of Gena's caliber will not be an easy task. Also lost through graduation wasDonna Koerber, who had a super attitude in both practice and game situations. Donna always gave a good effort and received the team's Sports- manship Award. As a team, the Varsity averaged 52 points while holding the opponents to 38.8. They had 43.4 rebounds and 10 assists per game. In post-season play for the third straight year, Borden faced Silver Creek in the sectional final and the outcome was the same. Borden beat the Creekers for their third Sectional Championship. Borden's defensive press stole the ball 17 times and forced 36 turnovers. Gena, who scored 26 points and had 12 rebounds, frustrated the attempts of the Silver Creek ballhandler to bring the ball up-court and came up with five steals. Julie Rickard, playing in only her second game of the season, helped with 10 points. All this might not have been possible had it not been for junior Linda Meunier whose 18 points contributed significantly to the Braves beating Charlestown in the first game. In Regional play against Paoli, the team entered the last quarter down by two points. They battled the bigger Paoli team with aggressiveness and determination but were unable to gain victo- ry. Win or lose, playing in the regional for three years in a row speaks well for our girls' basketball program. Top: Junior Linda Meunier. Middle: Junior Stacy Gray, Senior Gena Porter, Junior Gloria Cavins, Junior Linda Meunier, Senior Donna Koerber. Bottom Left: Junior Julie Rickard. Bottom Right: Junior Laura Popp. a 32,. H Junior Varsity Junior Laura Popp, Sophomore Sherry Cavins, Sophomore Elaine Book, Junior Joy Koerber. JUNIOR VARSITY: tRecord 10-1i The ' J.V. team had a very successful season losing only once to Austin. Victories included a 51-13 defeat of Henryville, a 36-4 rout of Pekin Eastern, and a satisfy- ing 35-28 win over Floyd Central. The team averaged 32.1 points to their op- ponents' 19.1. They had more assists and more rebounds while committing fewer errors and fewer fouls than their opponents. Top scorer was sophomore Elaine Book who averaged 7.7 points. Second in scoring t6.4i and top re- ! bounder with 9.6 per game was fresh- . man Rita Kirchgessner. : JUNIOR HIGH: The eighth grade team i finished with a perfect 12-0 record and E were champs of the Floyd Central Invi- i tational. The seventh grade also fin- . ished with a winning season. All of this ' makes the future continue to look bright. kilo ' JUNIOR VARSITY: Front: Karen Richards, Rosie Koerber, Jana Rickard, Liz Akers, Missi Brewer. Back: Nickie Lindsey, Dana Thomas, Sherry Cavins, Janice Martin, Elaine Book, Joy Koerber. 90 EIGHTH GRADE: Front: Lisa Nale. Back: Donna Graf, Kim Schleicher, RaAnna Wright, Theresa Campbell, Michelle Mullins. Wot Pictured: Coach Jim Beam, Melissa Maisttison, Misty Bobm SEVENTH GRADE: Front: Lesia Beam. Back: Elaine Finn, Cindy Kirk, Sean lsgrigg, Leslie Stark, Pam Nolot, Michelle Green, Stacey Wagoner. Wot Pictured: Coach Jim Beam 92 Boys' Basketball VARSITY: Coach Wes Porter, Manager Mike Rice, Greg Lamb, Dexter Wilson, Cliff Wilson, Bruce Koetter, Brian Robertson, Kenny Meunier, Greg Snyder, David Scott, Troy Cook, Steve Klein, Manager Larry Hurst. lNot pictured: Assistant Coach Mike Carterl If I've ever had a group of boys reach their poten- tial, this one has, said Southern Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, Wes Porter. The 19-1 record tied the mark set by the 1964-65 Porter-coached team, but according to coach Porter, this was the best team he'd ever coached. He felt this team's achievement was greater because of stronger competition, and the fact that they won the Washington County Holiday Tour- ney and a tough conference with a perfect 7-0 record. Quality of competition can be shown by two facts. First, the only loss in regular season was to Crawford County, a team which was defeated only once until reaching the finals of the Evansville Semi-State. Sec- ond, the SAC toughness came through when Henry- ville, Crothersville, and Lanesville, all SAC teams de- feated by Borden in regular season, played in their sectional finals. A feat BHS would no doubt have equaled had they not met Floyd Central in the first round. In spite of the draw, the sectional was eagerly await- ed by the Braves and their fans. Not even a broken finger on starting guard Steve Klein could I discourage the team or the fans. Borden sold its allottment of tickets and fans arrived in a bus caravan to support the Braves. Until the height and physicalness of FC took its toll, the Braves gave the larger school a real battle. Even Floyd Central coach Joe Hinton admitted, We felt for our lives. That's the smartest and best little basketball team we've ever played. The fact that the Braves had scored 75 points on his team, whose de- fensive average had been 57.1, probably had much to do with Hinton's assessment. 47-! Senior Bruce Koetter This page Sponsored by Farm Brueau Insurance, 945 Wall St., Jeffersonville Senior Brian Robertson impressed Hinton and the college scouts with a 30 point effort. tln Brian's last three regular games he had scored 30, 29, 29.i Ac- cording to Hinton, Brian Robertson is as pure a shooter as I've seen. I don't care if he's from a big school, medium school, little school, he's a great one. Coach Porter agrees. Brian is the greatest play- er I've ever coached. Brian's season attests to the fact that his sectional performance was no fluke. Individ- ually, he set a school record with 56.4070 field goal shooting, and his 80.4070 free throw accuracy included a record 25 in a row. In addition, he led the team in rebounds t10.4 per gamei, total points scored t421i, and scoring average per game t21.1i. He and team- mate, Junior guard Dexter Wilson, were named to the SAC All-Conference team. In spite of these impressive statistics, teams could not key on Brian because of the abilities of the other players. This was a team loaded with talent which set five team records: 46.1070 field goal average, 15 con- secutive wins, 401 assists, 167 steals, and a 78.7 scoring average. The final team stats show an edge over its opponents in every category. It was a team which was eight deep with players who could almost score at will, while at the same time badger their opponents with a man-to-man press defense led by Mr. Defense, Steve Klein. With 152 assists, Dexter Wilson broke his own assists record by 40! Greg Snyder led in fewest errors per minute played. Bruce Koetter was second among the starters in field goal percentage and re- bounds. As reserves, Cliff Wilson scored at a 55.2070 clip, Troy Cook was second in free throw shooting With 73.3070, and Ken Meunier was third in rebound- ing. Kevin Farler, David Scott, and Greg Lamb com- pleted a roster which gave Coach Porter total flexibil- ity. This was a team which loved the game and the fans loved the team. Top: Senior Greg Snyder Middle: Senior Steve Klein Bottom Left: Junior Troy Cook Above: Senior Cliff Wilson 94 VARSITY SEASON RECORD l19-2l BORDEN OPPONENTS 67 'Pekin Eastern 59 87 Medora 55 78 1 New Washington 60 92 Ninth and 0 Christian 77 52 Crawford County 69 91 Cannelton 73 80 1 South Central 65 83 West Washington 72 69 Salem 60 94 Orleans 74 73 1Austin 64 73 tCrothersville 58 85 Medora 67 68 'Henryville 67 71 New Washington 55 91 Pekin Eastern 73 97 West Washington 75 79 TLanesville 51 71 Henryville 40 73 Madison Shawe 60 SECTIONAL 75 Floyd Central 90 t'SAC JUNIOR VARSITY: lRecord 9-11l Even though the record shows more losses than wins, seven of the defeats were by six or fewer points. Showing constant improvement, the J.V.'s won their last five games thus avenging earlier losses to Pekin Eastern and Henry- ville. The late season success can be traced to better defense, improved free throw shooting, and Skooter . Greg Skooter Lamb had been injured in the first game of the season and with his return to the line-up, the team had the spark which had been lack- ing as they learned to play as a team. FRESHMEN: tRecord 0-13 The Freshman year is the most difficult year for yielding a successful season. The ranks of the squad are often depleted because some players do not return to Borden from the eighth grade and some move up to Junior Varsity play. This team faced the challenge and developed the charac- ter to try their best, win or lose. EIGHTH GRADE: iRecord 10-6i In spite of a winning season, the eighth grade boys felt they should have done better. This desire to do better will serve them well in their high school careers. SEVENTH GRADE: lRecord 10-7l The seventh grade season included a 44-35 victory over Silver Creek and a 47-14 rout of New Washington. They also won the Washington County Tourney by defeating Pekin East- ern 33-27 and Salem 29-26. Seniors Kenny Meunier and Brian Robertson Junior Dexter Wilson .' JUNIOR VARSITY: Front: Mark Drury, Todd Boling, Steve Marlman, John Trainor, Travis Martin. Back: Manager Mike Rice, Greg Lamb, John Hagest, Rusty Franklin, Mac McKinley, Bart Drescher, Chris Stumler, Eric Smith, Mike Ooley, Manager Larry Hurst. Wot Pictured: Coach Mike Carten t v 1 , LZJS $ - w W. 3M I t!!! iIII , ..7 , t lim- L r I n FRESHMEN: Front: Tommy Deen, Bobby Muntz, Scott Miller, Junior Hedrick, Jim Beam. Back: Coach Jerry Lizenby, Mark Danser, Kevin Kruer, Manager Joe Nolot. Wot Pictured: Mike Bobm 95 Junior High Basketball EIGHTH GRADE: Manager Mike Hurst, Terry Applegate, Tim Klein, Cary Ooley, Mike Blankenbaker, Brian White, Tim Haas, Chris Gray, Jeff Hedrick, Matt Adam, Coach Jerry Lizenby. Wot Pictured - Scott Hedrick, Brian HursU SEVENTH GRADE: Front: Brent Jackson, Keith Brock, Jody Martin, Luke Adam, Bryan Jackson, Rick Hurst. Back: Toby Wagoner, Gary Popp, Jerry Kirchgessner, Tony Akers, Bobby Scott, Gary Smith, Richie Rice, Mike Cox, Coach Charles Jackson. 96 Booster Club OFFICERS: Becky Nash, Coat Check Chair- person; Jeri Martin, President; Kelly Sumner, Treasurer; Ronetta Hein, Coat Check Chair- person; Melva Carter, Sponsor; Debbie Young, Vice-President; Julie Rickard, Secre- tary. MEMBERS: Front: Lisa Porter, Stacy Gray, Lori Price, Janet Bogusz, Eileen Smith, Pam Denham, Gina Jackson, Pam Smith, Julie Ballard. Second Row: Yvette Baize, Debbie Young, Penny Lindsey, Monica Hurst, Missy Grubbs, Michelle Green, Lesia Beam, Doris Smith, Christy Schleicher, Jennifer Faske. Third Row: RaAnna Wright, Trish Sneed, Liz Akers, Janice Martin, Jeri Martin, Ronetta Hein, Sherri Carlton, Julie Rickard, Kelli Hardin, Becky Nash, Lisa Nale. Fourth Row: Kathy Baxter, Kelly Sumner, Jackie Stanfield, Teresa Eve, Karen Richards, Kim Mercer, Becky Carlton, Missi Brewer, Missy Swafford, Chris Gray. Back: Cheryl Pearl, Elaine Book, Renda Higgs, Michele Smith, Nickie Lindsey, Mike Hurst, Bobby Muntz, Doug Schleicher, Melva Carter. 97 s r e d a h r e e h C Page 98: Top: VARSITY: Front: Lori Price, Gina Jackson. Back: Eileen Smith, Janet Bogusz, Captain Pam Denham. Bottom Left: FRESHMEN: Yvette Baize, Jennifer Faske. Bottom Right: EIGHTH GRADE: Captain RaAnna Wright, Michelle Myers, Meg Wynn, Lisa Nale. Page 99: Top: IUNIOR VARSITY: Front: Lisa Porter. Middle: Julie Ballard, Pam Smith. Back: Captain Stacy Gray. Left: SEVENTH GRADE: Robin Myers, Missy Grubbs, Captain Lesia Beam, Michelle Green 99 Varsity Baseball VARSITY: Front: Mike Rice, Joe Waggoner, Travis Martin, Chris Marlman, Dexter Wilson, Cecil Cook, Steve Klein, Eric Smith, Bobby Muntz, Jim Jacobs, Mike Ooley, Larry Hurst. Back: Coach Mike Carter, Troy Cook, Jim Beam, Cliff Wilson, Mitch Jackson, Bruce Koetter, Tony Missi, Greg Snyder, Kenny Meunier, John Trainor, Steve Marlman, Mark Danser. Z VARSITY SEASON RECORD l, 13-121 BORDEN OPPONENTS 7 Austin 9 ' 2 New Washington 10 3 Henryville 7 6 South Central 3 1 3 South Central 15 6 Pekin Eastern 1 3 New Washington 11 1 Crothersville 13 10 Floyd Central 6 4 Henryville 5 1 Orleans 3 5 Lanesville 7 r 7 Pekin Eastern 9 ? 6 West Washington 10 . :- SECTIONAL 3 3 Henryville 4 1extra innings1 b i $ .9 Senior Kenny Meunier 100 While playing well most of the time, the Braves were plagued with a one-inning disaster in each game. Half the losses were by two or fewer points. Especially dis- heartening was the one point sec- tional loss to Henryville which went two extra innings. The Braves did play some good base- ball as can be seen in the batting averages of the following: junior Troy Cook .500, senior Greg Sny- der .413, senior Kenny Meunier .350, junior Dexter Wilson .319, and senior Steve Klein .310. Sen- ior Cliff Wilson pitched some fine ball as well as Troy and Greg. The boys worked hard and improved as the season progressed. The Braves were led by Troy Cook who won both the Most Valuable Player and Batting awards and was named SAC All-Conference. In addition to the players mentioned above, letter winners were seniors Mitch Jackson and Tony Missi, and sophomores Larry Hurst, Jim Jacobs, Travis Martin, Mike 00- ley, Mike Rice, and John Trainor. Top: Junior Troy Cook and Senior Cliff Wilson Middle: Senior Cliff Wilson Bottom Left: Sophomore Mike Ooley Bottom Right: Senior Steve Klein A ,t L. cg i. 2!:JQ?' 1 way! .. 'HV Boys' Varsity Track VARSITY: Front: Travis Martin, Steve Johnson, John Hagest, Cliff Wilson, John Trainor, Steve Klein, Bobby Muntz. Back: Troy Cook, Todd Boling, Bart Drescher, David Scott, Chris Stumler, Mac McKinley, Tony Missi, Rusty Franklin, Chris Thomas, Coach Charles Jackson. .. Sophomore Mac McKinley Senior Cliff Wilson 102 Sophomore Mac McKinley 5; h C 'I h B: I a O 15 .5 Senior Cliff Wilson The 1980 Boys' Varsity Track team completed a win- ning season with a record of 7-5 and a fifth place standing in the Southern Athletic Conference. Lead- ership was provided by seniors Cliff Wilson, Steve Klein, Tony Missi, and David Scott and sophomore Mac McKinley. Mac was named Most Valuable Player for his strong performances in high and low hurdles and in the pole vault. Cliff Wilson set a new high jump record by clearing 6'2 against Silver Creek. Sectional qualifiers were Cliff Wilson in the high jump and Mac McKinley in the high and low hurdles and in the pole vault. With Mac's leadership and continued improve- ment from the younger members, the future seems promising for continued track success. Freshman Chris Thomas 103 Girls' Varsity Track VARSITY: Front: Manager Karen Farler, Jana Rickard, Lisa Ehringer, Jennifer Faske, Yvette Baize, Karen Richards, Christy Schleicher. Middle: Manager Jeri Martin, Linda Meunier, Lisa Porter, Eileen Smith, Doris Smith, Elaine Book, Pam Smith, Janice Martin, Pam Denham, Managers Jole Payton and Mary Cook Martin. Back: Marleen Zumstein, Stacy Gray, Julia Farmer, Julie Rickard, Gena Porter, Cheryl Pearl, Libby Ehringer, Laura Popp, Coach Juanice Ball. Injuries and illnesses prevented the 1980 Girls' Track team from having a successful a season as was anticipated this year. However, the team compiled a 4-6 record and placed third in the SAC. Sectional qualifiers were Gena Porter in both the 200 meter and the shot put and sophomore Elaine Book in the dis- cus. Leading the team was senior Gena Porter who was named Most Valuable Player for the fourth time in her high school career. Throughout the entire season Gena was hampered in her specialty, the sprints, by a pulled thigh muscle received the day before the first meet. Toward season's end when it became too pain- ful for her to run the sprints, Gena, who still wanted to compete, tried races with more distance, the 400 and 800 meter. Even though she had not trained for these distances and had never run them, Gena not only won, she set school records in both! During her track career, Gena anchored the 400 relay team and holds individual records in the following: shot put l34'1 l, 100m l12.6l, 200m l26.3l, 400m l1:04.6l, 800m l2:36.3l. In her junior year she became the first and so far the only Borden athlete to qualify for the State Track Finals lin the 200ml. Gena plans to compete in track and basketball in college and we wish her well. Her graduation, along with seniors Pam Denham, Julia Farmer, and Eileen Smith, will present a great chal- lenge to next year's team. 104 Senior Gena Porter Top: Junior Janice Martin and Sophomore Doris Smith. Middle Left: Senior Eileen Smith. Middle Right: Sophomore Cheryl Pearl. Bottom Left: Junior Laura Popp. Bot- tom Right: Junior Lisa Porter. Junior High Track GIRLS' TRACK: Front: Elaine Finn, Melody Day, Meg Wynn, Robin Myers, RaAnna Wright, Michelle Myers, Misty Bobo, Stacy Wagoner. Back: Coach Gaynell Satterfield, Shannon Alexander, Michelle Green, Pam Nolot, Leslie Stark, Sean lsgrigg, Becky Carlton, Stacy Slone. II H II. 3' ll ll ; BOYS' TRACK: Front: Rob Graef, Toby Waggoner, Gary Popp, Richie Rice, Michael Cox, Rick Hurst, Jody Martin, Bob Scott, Bryan Jackson, Keith Brock, Brent Jackson, Rick Jones, Tony Nicks. Back: Coach Jerry Lizenby, Ted Huber, Jeff Hedrick, Chris Gray, Tim Haas, Reggie Leon, Scott Hedrick, Tim Klein, Dennis Huber, Cary Doley, Mike Hurst, Steve Jordan. 106 Elementary 9 Basketball GIRlS' TEAM: Front: Lisa Graninger, Cindy Payne, Dana Temple, Jill Smith, Tammy Thompson, Mindi Brewer, Melissa Wilson, Dawn Beams, Pam Walton. Back: Susan Price, BJ. Fraley, Tammy Beningfield, Danielle Beck- ett, Cinnamon Waits, Michelle Potts, Chris- tine Zeller, Jana Wagoner, Kelly McCamish, Coach Bert Koerber. Record 4-H FIFTH GRADE: Front: Captain Holly Lee, Mi- chelle Potts, Jana Wagoner, Amy Bland Wot Pictured: Lora LyncM. Middle: Phillip Bland, Phil Whitson, Charlie Thomas, Mark Marlman, Steve Jackson. Back: Jason Hall, Bill Scott, Ke- vin Crone, Greg Burns, Troy Casey. Wot Pic- tured: Coach David Robertson, David DreM SIXTH GRADE: Front: Heather Hargett, Cap- tain Jill Smith, Mindi Brewer, Susan Price, BJ. Fraley. Back: Doug Nunn, Tracy Hale, Paul Hunter, Ronnie Kruer, LJ. Wright, Randy Hein, Scotty Nicks, Donald Fergison, Steve Williams, Darin Thomas, Steve Gambill. Wot Pictured: Coach Tim Ricel The Sixth Grade boys were undefeated HO-m and won the West Clark Sixth Grade Tourney. Also, the cheerleaders won the West Clark 108 Cheer Competition. .4. .. . . a .,.5..N..e Sixth Grade Q I DANNY DAVIS Oakland City College, 8.5. Indiana University, M.S. I Dawn Beams Danielle Beckett ' Mindi Brewer Michelle Byilk Jana Cahill David Eve Donnette Fergison I Kevin Frame Lisa Graninger Tracy Hale Heather Hargett Eddie Hurst Ronald Kruer Angela Lothery Wade McKinley Debbie Muntz Scotty Nicks Doug Nunn Paul Rockey William Smith Darrell Stewart Darin Thomas Tammy Thompson Pamela Walton Ann Wilson 110 BEVERLY WYNN Union College, AB. Spaulding College, M.S. Susan Price Ted Roach Jill Smi Shelly Swartz Rebecca Taylor Dana Temple Shawn Thomas Cinnamon Waits Steve Williams LJ. Wright Martin Zamarripa Christine Zeller Sixth Grade Brenda Bauser Jon Blake Trica Bower Lori Cecil Susie Daut Leon Faulkenburg Donald Fergison Brian Ferguson BJ. Fraley Tim French Steve Gambill Randy Hein Paul Hunter Carla lsgrigg Kelly McCamish th Todd Blackman Philip Bland Brian Burnett Greg Burns Chuck Burg Missy Butt Charles Cahill Leroy Callam Sherri Cooley Kevin Crone Lisa Cullins Donnie Curtsinger David Drew Troy Falkenburg Valerie Fultz Carlos Guillen Jason Hall Kim Hortenberry Willie Hurst Brian Karnes Mark Marlman Cesario Martinez Terry McKinley Steve Morton Cindy Payne Michelle Potts Bill Scott Charlie Thomas Jana Wagoner Phil Whitson MARILYN MCKINLEY University of Louisville, 35. Indiana University, M.S. 111 GAYNELL SATTERFIELD ' a , . l.U. Southeast, B.S., M.S. 1 Tammy Benningfield Gtm Amy Bland GtM Troy Casey tSIM Angela Cissell GtM i Steven Jackson GtM Holly Lee Gtm Lora Lynch Gtm Alan Reid wtm Angela Smith Gtm Melissa Wilson 6tm Michelle Alexander Mth Stanley Chip Daut Mth Samuel Gray Mth Chris Green Mth Susan LaFollette Mth Kathy LeMaster th ' John Lovell th ' Brent Nicks HIM Candice Pennington th Vincent Ray th Donna Scott th Angela Wynn t4tm 112 Fourth Grade LENA BROWN Central Normal College, 8.5. LU. Southeast, M.S. Mary Frances Allen Regina Applegate Michael Baird Bruce Bowe Amy Brewer Donna Casey Tempie Cook Michelle Curtsinger Jill Ellenbrand Bradley Foster James Fraley Troy French Jennifer Hargett James Michael Hedrick Michael Hill Steven Hopper Randy Hunt Gary Hurst Shannon Hurst Michael Jackson Shannon Jackson Vickie Krebs Allison Kruer Shannon McCutcheon Jimmy Nolot Gregory Potts Greg Roach Candida Sandbach Julie Standiford Susan Troutman Chris Waggoner Tracy Wagoner Third Grade PAT EATON I.U. Southeast, B.S., M.S. JoAnn Adams Mike Bilyk Jody Blake Scotty Board Travis Cheatham Chuck Fultz I Trey Graninger Melanie Hargett Kelly Hurst Kenny Hurst Donna lsgrigg Andy Martin Chris Martin David Martin Windy McGary Pam Nicks Melody Potts Timmy Riddle Shannon Smith JD. Sprinkle Candy Wood Scott Zeller 114 e JOANN WRIGHT Hanover College, 8.5. Indiana University, MS. Chris Ash Michael Banet Allison Beckett Lisa Eve Julie Faske Cary Fraley Pat Graham Tony Hardy Alice Harmon Loretta Hauser Jan Jackson Chad Lewis Alma Martinez Adam Martin Troy McCutchoen Karen Miller Glen Monday Michael Rehmel Tim Shouse Kathy Smith Jennifer J. Sparks Caramie Wilson 115 LINDA LOCKMUND Indiana University, B.S. Indiana State University, M.S. l! Sandy Alexander J Brent Casey ; Nathan Drew ', Clark French ; Paul Fultz Jeff Graf Dawn Haas 1 Jason Hopkins Carrie King ' Melissa Krebs Misti Lynch Eric Nale Regina Smith Emil Stark Sandy Stone jr Sammy Sumner ' Jamie Swartz Scott Wagoner David Webb Vicky White 116 2 H. V . . . . wan .mm .m Mu hm nlmxm hum w AIII-n the Hum: l l N n I xx n l M HM mu l. v d v Ix lh ukh RM 0 'n -I. My lmswl w.1x .1 mmlm m 10 JEAN SMITH LU. Southeast, B.S. M.S. Shawn Boyd Travis Burnett Scott Curtsinger Freeda Graef Lisa Hunt Eric LeMaster David Lewis Jamie Martin Stan Martin Julie Mitchell Missi MuntZ Michael Myers Sandra Nicks Cheryl Smith Tom Stone Todd Taylor Chris Tomes Angela Walls Gretna Whitson Sonja Young 117 First Grade r r . a U I... I! m N' i L LU. Southeast, B.S., M.S. Steven Baize Terry Bauser Billy Beams 1 LONETTA DOOLEY Brian Beavin 1 Karen Beckett Troy Bland Jamie Cissel ' Rita Ehringer ; Bobby Faulk Monica Fultz Brian Hagest Steven Harmon Myra Hopper Tonja Hurst Billy Jo Jackson Gary Kleineick Timmy McKinley Jason Morton ! Chris Nelson Cindy Payton Traci Porter Hobert Stanfield Mike White Shonna Whitson Roger Wynn 118 First Grade CINDY EMBRY Indiana University, 85., M.S. Tonya Blackman Dana Blankenbaker Dana Bowe Timmy Casey Steve Daut Johnna French Jennifer Howell Donna Hunt Billy Jackson CJ. Jackson Tammy Jackson Jenny Martin Matt Martin David Mayfield Michael McBride Tony Mings Richie Myers Kim Payton Kim Pope Staci Porter Sarah Sams Troy Wagner John Walls Chuck Williams 119 120 Jennifer Andres Denise Belentine Alan Ball Joe Barnes Timmy Beam Randy Bower Cheryl Boyd Laura Bryant Michael Corley Timmy Glass Scott Graf Danny Humes Athenus Hurst Jeremy Klein John Lockmund Brittany Moore Natalie Morton Heath Nale Shawnacee Rake Kelly Smith Michael Sneed Chris Sprigler Deneen Thomas Stacy Thomas Morning Kindergarten SUE KOCHERT Indiana Universtiy, B.S., M.S. Afternoo Kindergarten 1 , . '1 .115. 11;. Joshua Beavin Jennifer Brian Lisa Casey Cindy Crabtree Joey Dupin Ronald Mayden Brad Miller Donald Pfister Erica Price Craig Pumphrey Nicky Ray Todd Rehmel J.D. Rockey Michelle Shouse Ricky Stansberry Roxanne Stewart Bradley Van Durme Jason Waggoner Dawn Weatherford 121 WEBB AND LEE ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. Phone: 246-3393 246-3394 Route 2 Charles Lee - Pres. Charles Ball - Vice Pres. s Carwood Rd. Borden, IN Specialist in: Electric Wiring Electric Heating Electric Heat Conversion All Types of Electric Supplies Free Estimates 123 32k WOMXQq J ' Rt'tl DordenIN WIDE BIZ q23 550' CXTERDR 000D DOOR UNITS EXTERIOR WETHLDOOR UNlTS 3fllo'glfldl'k R7115 N wffvirziea' J zpmfmkki w INTER IOR DOORS INTERIOR DOOR ON 5 BIFOLDS COLONIHLSTHIR PARTS WOUlDINGS cg? BENGHHHRH HEJHL BlfOLDS c740 w NATIONHL LOCKS CLOSET RODS TM 01 HER ruse. HHRDOHBE. 0M ddibijjx an fidMowe orcferwinZOm' W211 oarihnr I i i . 5W :5 J .1. gjy M iUUdX I whit , m CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO. STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD Citizens Bank 8t Trust Co. is sponsoring for the eighth year, a Student Advisory Board. One goal of the Board is to educate students about managing personal income, accepting credit responsi- bility, 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 Student Advisory Board Toy Drive for Orphans , and they participate in the Red Cross Blood program by assisting with blood drives held in their respective schools. The 1979-80 Board is pictured above: Left to right: Nick Shutt iClarksville Highi, Chris Day iProvidencei, James Rusty Rueff, Jr. Ueff Highi, Joe Eckert Silver Creek Highi. Second Row: Mary Woodruff iBoard Advisor from Citizens Banki, Annette Higginbothom iHen- ryville Highi, Mary Beth Kristoff iClarksville Highi, Jan Cailles Ueff Highi, Peggy Franklin New Washington Highi, Jan Gettelfinger iProvidence Highi, Candy Cailles iBoard Secretaryi. Third Row: GREG SNYDER iBORDEN HIGHL LINDA MEUNIER tBORDEN HIGHi, Linda McCul- loch Silver Creek Highi, Mary Reich iCharlestown Highi, Dawn Marble iCharlestown Highi. Fourth Row: Troy Armstrong iHenryville Highi, John Hobson New Washington Highi. . T ' N K CITIZENS BANK a TRUST co. MEMBER FDIC JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA 47130 12S SEL LERSBURG STATE BANK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Three Convenient locations Sellersburg 246-3331 V, Hamburg 2 246-4411 9233891 126 FARMERS-CITIZENS BANK g ;: gum llll , Helping You Change Things For The Better Salem - South Salem - Campbellsburg - Pekin . Full Service F.D.I.C. BEZY LUMBER 8 SUPPLY .x Building Supplies Hwy. 60 Borden, IN 47106 . ; t 3:: 31'.;$.;.. ; DON JORDAN, Realtor GUTHRlE-JORDAN REAL ESTATE Highway 60 Borden, Indiana 967-2708 FOUR SEASON'S BAIT AND MARKET BORDEN AUTO SERVICE CENTER Deam Lake Entrance One of Southern Indiana's Hwy. 60 . most complete Automotive 245-9429 Service Centers Tackle, Picnic and Borden, IN 967-2022 Camping Supplies ZINK FURNITURE Frigidare and Hotpoint Appliances Furniture and Carpets Pekin, IN Phone: 967-3698 Compliments of HILLTOP SUPERMARKET CORP. South Main Street and Beck's Mill Rd Salem Hwy. 135 N. Corydon Open Seven Days Each Week for Your Shopping Convenience WEBER'S JEWELRY 117 E. Utica Street Bulova Watches Diamond Rings Watch 81 Ring Repair 3426 Paoli Pike New Albany, IN 944-7711 Office Furniture PO. Box C Borden, Indiana 47106 Manufacturers of Office Furniture STARLITE CABINET CO. INC. Custom Built Free Estimates Edward Rake, President Phone: 923-8809 CAMPBELL SHOE REPAIR 202 N. WATER ST. SALEM, IN Ph. - 883-6751 FRALEY'S MARKET 6919 Highway 31E Sellersburg, IN 47172 246-4973 MILDRED'S BEAUTY SHOP Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Open All Year Hwy. 60 Borden, IN Operators Mildred Hunt and Vivian Norris NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE SALEM. INDIANA PHONE 883-3488 JEFFERSONVILLE INS. AGENCY x 125 W. Court Avenue U'PiCk 0r Picked Jeff., IN 47130 Fruits and Vegetables 282-0431 Open year around 923-3832 Compliments of CLARK CO. REMC Your Locally Owned and Operated Rural Electric Cooperative 609 East Utica St. Sellersburg, IN Phone: 68124 246-3316 HUBER ORCHARD Home of Flavor Country RR 4H Borden, Ind. 47106 Gerald Huber '1; Ph. 923-5444 Carl Huber Ph. 923-8370 Visit our new Wine 84 Cheese Shop INDIANA SOUTHERN Erman Hurst TOOL 8: ENGINEERING CO. Borden, Indiana Ph. 967-2006 Compnmm of SEL LERSBURG LOCKER, INC. MARTIN' S GROCERY 200 Sellers Ave. Sellersburg, IN Borden, Indiana 47172 Best Wishes to the Class of 80 DENTON AND VOYLES INC. F ,1 g - Finest in Paving rarriOS by m 1019 East Utica Street Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 BARBARA COMPTON Custom Framing 7809 Highway 31W Ltd. Edition Prints Sellersburg, Indiana Original Paintings 47172 STAR ELECTRIC CO., INC. Complete Electric Service 2 4 3 6329 1 459$ A 1 -th 1 V? f??? 1 49$ , ACrS A 16x 9 C1 1 945-237l 1' Io. cw soc 4 225 Peed S+ree+ New Albany, IN 47150 Larry Stumler P.O. Box 155 1 Owner - Manager Floyds Knobs 18121 92348871 IN 47119 COOPER DRUG STORE 51 Years of Service to the Community 1928-1979 Pete Cooper - Owner 1 301 E Utica Street Sellersburg, IN 246-2561 134 WRIGHT BROTHERS WEATHER'S FUNERAL White Sales And Service HOME 106 5. Shelby St. Salem, Ind. 883-6158 We Sell the Best and Service the Best Borden, Indiana PH. 967-3029 KRATZ SPORTING GOODS Everything for the Sportsman Heating and Cooling Service 34-. 282-2098 5 ya Sporting and Athletic v Equipment RR2, Box 333 5016 Hwy. 62 282'5400 Borden, Ind Jeffersonville, IN ' Clark Boulevard 47105 47130 Clarksville, IN Home 246-4628 Business 283-6183 BILLY MARTIN'S STORE Martinsburg, IN COATIS 967-3997 BUI. LDOZING Furniture and Carpeting General Electric Appliances RR2 Pekin Pekin, IN Owner: Randall Coats GENERALOELECTRIC 516-518 50. Indiana Sellersburg, IN 7, Phone 246-4441 4 Southern Indiana's Largest and World's Fairest I 5 C ii i f I THE BOTTLE SHOP .- ;-. z. - . ;, H, w Robggngrtee DAWALT FUNERAL t 1 ' HOME I Borden , 204 East Market Street 3 1 Salem, Indiana 47167 . 1 Telephone 883-3541 L I Dan Kelly, Sr. I F. Dan Kelly, Jr. . 136 .- CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP J RESTAURANT 282-1379 282-1370 Interstate 465 Jeffersonville, IN 2 Area Code 812-282-1356 9 OEen 24 m E.M. coor's SONS, INC. 120 West Maple Street Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130 4.35 FUNERAL DIRECTORS g5 Printing WhiIe-U-Wait Cg 1400 Eastern Blvd. Borden Since 1816 Clarksville, IN 47130 288-9291 BORDEN INSTITUTE HISTORICAL L , SOCIETY INC. t1. Please Help Us Save Historical Borden Norma Wright, President 967'3033 W.K. SMITH BUILDERS C Borden, IN Phone 246-2366 hunt Area unu DAISY HILL BEAUTY m u; REAuon' Borden, Indiana H Phone: 967-2926 mam HOMETOWN ton- BOB LOVE TYPEWRITER TERMINAL, INC. REAL ESTATE M 0 Office Machines Sales and Service 0 Office Furniture 0 Supplies Hal- nn0-li-ld' 401 North Indiana Ave. Royal Victor Sellersburg, IN 246-2739 246-5411 410 Pearl St., New Albany, IN 1 944-7827 Jim Paris ROGER'S OIL CO. INC. Hwy. 403 Sellersburg, IN Best Wishes to Class of 1980 ll 246-2492 from :1 Larry McCamishes Complete Line of Petroleum Products GRANTLINE FOOD MART 6110 Hwy 111 Sellersburg, IN 47172 I Greg Andres 5 246-9212 NEW ALBANY AUTO BODY Where our customers REPAIR INC. send their friends i 1 Open 5 days a week 7 to 5:00 Quality Workmanship Res. 923-3103 Work Guaranteed Bus. 944-9932 4025 Highway 31 E Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Customer Service: Toll Free: Local 282-1311 Indiana 1-800-872-6986 SCHOWE SELLERSBURG INSURANCE AGENCY STONE co. INC. A T ? ypes of Insurance 1019 E. Utica St. Dana Loy V Sellersburg, IN 47172 944-1553 2578 Charlestown Rd. New Albany, IN 47150 139 LOSSON FLOWER SHOPPE Pekin, IN Ph. 967-3884 Extra Touches That Make a Difference lAMBERT'S DISTRIBUTORS l Wholesale Candy - Tobacco Drug Snulrj'drie; -dl?apesr Prpducts JOE HUBER FAMILY u me en mg emce FARMS AND ORCHARDS Quality Fruits and Vegetables 142 w. Main Phone: U-PICK IT New Albany, IN 948-1614 i Our Speciality Over 40 Varieties The Home of Freshness and VALLEY DAIRY BARN Flavor! Close to Your Home. Hwy. 60, Borden, IN 923-5597 1 967-2992 923-5255 i1 Come and See Us Today! H: 140 Exporters of Fine Walnut Logs and Other Hardwoods. TRI-STATE VENEER 65:22-11 3:: PO Box 97 2 H 7:9- Bowr-N. IN47106 0.5.74. 1 Mo BARRY L. MARTIN, Pres. Telex 1-812-967-2916 27337 1.0. ENDRIS AND SON Quality Jewelers Since 1880 Come in and let us explain the Three C's of Diamond Value. We also have a fine selection of china, crystal, and silverware. ' 314 Pearl St., New Albany 944-3133 1 HINTON CORBY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Auto - Home - Commercial - Life - Health ' Citizens Bank Building 7709 Highway 31-W Sellersburg, IN 47172 Joy C. Sumner Phone: Reed Loy 246-4824 Tom Sims 246-5338 141 1 GIBSON'S SUPERMARKET Open Daily Open Sunday 8 A.M.-10 P.M. 9 A.M.-10 P.M. Food Stamps Welcome Quantity Rights Reserved i ! us. 150 and Navilleton Road Galena, IN Phone 923-8864 I TeL 812-883-4206 John W. Hughes 812-967-2123 Dwayne E. Taylor HUGHES-TAYLOR SCENIC FUNERAL HOME VALLEY GULF Borden, Indiana 47106 967-2401 107 W. Mulberry St. RR. 1 Main St. Salem, Indiana 47167 Borden, Indiana 47106 142 Correct Floral Arrangements for Every Occasion E. 7th and Spring 1 123 S. Indiana . 945-5225 New Albany, IN 47150 THE 246-2910 Sellersburg, IN 47172 CARPET FIXERS Vinyl, Carpeting or Wall paper P.O. Box 6 ' Borden, IN 47106 BREWER'S GENERAL 967-2329 STORE Hillbilly Valley Borden, Indiana 47106 A Good Store In A Great Country WASHINGTON COUNTY , RURAL TELEPHONE CO-OPERATIVE, INC. Emmy LancaSter Telephone 812-967-3171 ReStaurant 7Qalering Pekin, Indiana 47165 r, 2813 Grantline Rd. New Albany, IN 1629 E. Market St. New Albany, IN 47150 FULKERSON'S BODY SHOP Your Friendly Independent 426 Popp Avenue Sellersburg, IN 47172 Phone 246-3855 IJNIIINBANK AND TRUST OF NEW ALBANY Four Convenient Banking Locations 400 State Street 2592 Charlestown Road 2014 State Street Georgetown, Indiana Phone 246-3337 1 246-9644 7 i 1 UNION HAMBURG SERVICE CENTER INC. Junction l-65 Highway 60 Hamburg Interchange Bob and Paul Davis 7312 Highway 60 Owners Sellersburg, IN 47172 144 WASH-SCOTT CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Phone Pekin, IN 967-3488 HARDWARE The Folks That Care Don, Chic, Bruce, Jeff, Rhonda and Erica Hwy. 60 Borden, IN 6 . 9 Downtown New Albany Since 1867 YOUII:ndrpMJMI The Big Difference Inumvm 36! ! LS? b MURPHY-RUTH INSURANCE 106 N. Front Street Henryville, Indiana 47126 Phone 294-1338 BURTON EQUIPMENT AND FARM SUPPLY l-65 and Crone Road Memphis, IN 294-4685 l-64 Lanesville, IN 952-2936 Jim Bennett BENNETT'S Shoes, Clothing, and Furnishings Salem, lndiana Phone 883-4502 Your Headquarters for Formal Wear McKINLEY CLEANERS Phone: 246-2871 113 E. Utica Sellersburg, IN WOLF GLASS 8: PAINT CO., INC. 308 E. Market Street New Albany, IN 47150 944-2264 WAlK'S WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE 116 S. Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, IN 246-3421 Where Your Prescription Comes First Bob Holler HEUSER HARDWARE COMPANY 523 Spring Street Jeff, In. 47130 18121 283-8144 L. THORN COMPANY INC. Building Materials Concrete Products Phone: 246-4461 6000 Grant Line Road State Road III New Albany, IN 47150 POP-A-TOP TAVERN AND RESTAURANT Highway 60 Pekin, IN 47165 967-9904 Thomas G. Kirtley proprietor GUTHRIE'S BUILDING SUPPLY Plywood, Windows, Doors, Lumber, Ready Mix, Etc. Everything in the Fine Building line Phones 294-4310 246-4381 752-4593 Henryville, IN 147 BILL THOMPSON MOTORS Salem, IN FURNISH'S MARATHON SERVICE Air Conditioning Brake and Front End Service Henryville, IN Ph. 294-1191 HAROLD SMITH BUILDER Ph. 967-2089 Borden, IN 47106 Honda Yamaha Triumph Husgvarna ALEXANDER'S GULF 7305 Hwy. 60 Sellersburg, IN 47172 24-Hr. Food And Service 246-4075 GREENROSE Sports Center Inc. 907 Spring Street Jeffersonville, IN 47130 18121 282-8229 KTM7SWM Motor Cycles Mini bikes Mopeds 4 I a, f M03 TRUCK STOP I4 Floyd Oomty Bank $ AND RESTAURANT Mobil Oil Products Good Food New Albany, IN 47150 Junction 131 and 65 Jeffersonville, IN 7 locations 812-944-8421 14', .3 Shop at the Fashion Shop At Discount Prices Famous Brands: Bobbie Brooks Garland Levi Villager Calvin Kline Wrangler College Town Red Eye Russ Togs Aileen 1. 366 Pearl Street Green Tree Mall Plaza Mall 948-1113 Clarksville 944-6495 .. 282-8469 149 BAZAAR BARGAIN CENTER 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Mon.-Sat. 617 E. 10th Street Jeffersonville, IN 47130 812-283-6505 0 Kitchen Cabinets o Wood Turns 0 Formica Tops - Veneered Woods 0 Vanities 0 Hardware 0 Marble Tops 0 Salvage 8 Rejects 0 Plywood - Other Items STEWART FUNERAL HOME Henryville, IN Phone: 47126 294-1300 ADAM'S IGA 380 S. Indiana Sellersburg, IN 246-9978 KRAFT'S FUNERAL HOME Paul F. Kraft Sr. Charles A. Kraft Paul F. Kraft Jr. Kurt D. Kraft 708 E. Spring Street New Albany, Indiana KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN, INC. Restaurant and Catering Service Private Dining Room Ph. 246-3978 Alice J. Schleicher, Proprietor It's So Nice to Feel So Good About a Meal WWW Food Mart Open 7 Days a Week Hamburg, Indiana Jim Ford 1Manager1 THE NEW WASHINGTON ' Henryville Branch Member F.D.I.C. Phone: 294-4511 1 . BOOSTERS 1 WESTERN AUTO STORE SPOKE 8: SPROCKET Salem, IN 47167 108 N. Main, Salem, IN 47167 C.C. MURPHY CO. N. Side Square SALEM CAMERA Salem, IN 47167 104 S. Main Salem, IN 47167 ! BOB'S CLEANERS 108 N. Water Street HAPPY'S GAME ROOM .7! Salem, IN 47167 Borden, IN 47106 WOBS RADIO PITTMAN'S FURNITURE 206 Pearl Street Pekin, IN 47165 New Albany, IN 47150 THE ELECTRONIC SOUND COMPANY, INC. HAND AND CO. 200 N. Main Street Salem, IN 47167 Salem, IN 47167