Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1983 volume:

Yearbook Staff Fights Time to Meet Deadlines. EDITORS: Front: Janie Nash, co-editor. Back: Charles Graninger, advisor; Sharon Pearl, assistant editor; Delene Lott, co-editor; Katrina Green. assistant editor, Brenda Nicholson, advisor. MEMBERS: Front: Michele Myers, Shannon Alexander, Meg Wynn, Lisa Nale, Delene Lott, Ken McCamish. Middle: Tim Haas, Janie Nash, Jennifer Faske, Becki Carlton, Sharon Pearl, Elaine Finn, Michelle Green. Back: Lisa Allen, Charles Graninger, Brenda Nicholson, Katrina Green. Brian Hurst, Lynnette ' Harmon. .Wd Table of Contents Opening Once Upon A Time Administration Never Enough Time Seniors Once In A Life Time Underclassmen Best Of Times Activities A Time For Fun , .. Athletics Time Out For Sports Elementary As Time Goes By Advertisers Time Is Money Switch Day and Punk Rock Day a Are Big Hits With Students. N Wheelbarrow. Trike. and Sack Racing Unite Classes in Competition. FHA Costume Day Encourages Student Creativity. AWARD WINNERS: Above Right: FHA sponsor, Betty Dykes gave an award to the Funniest, Lora Foster, and the Ugliest, Ken McCamish. Below: Receiving the award for the Most Original was Tammy Benningfield. Kermit and Miss Piggy, Lora Lynch and Candice Pennington were judged Best Couple. Middle Right: The Best Group tPac-Mam was comprised of Uronn Jerry Kir- chgessner, Tim Klein, tbackt Lesia Beam, Jim Beam, Rita Kirchgessner, and Pam Nolot.Bottom Lott: Jay Hall as ttAnnie received an Honorable Mention award. i hum: im 1 Daddy Date Night Is a Favorite for FHA Members. Elementary Enjoys Grandparenw Day. m . . n u i4$2i 3: WW? Seniors Present Your Guests Are Ghosts. Ahlmm CAST: Jim Beam, Karen Bishop. Missy Crane, Mark Danser, Holly Edwards, Charles Eves. Jennifer Faske. Rita Kirchgessner. Delene Lott, Ken McCamish, Ronda Montgomery, Bob Muntz. Janie Nash, Jana Rickard, Chris Thomas, Pam White. $5 a hf ' ,m: ; Eifth Sectional Title in Six Years. Senior Trip to Washington. 0.0.. Isl i an Enjoyable Experience for Seniors and Sponsors. Ime. TrulW the Prom Was a Great T Seniors Say Farewell , i , in Seventy-Third Graduation Exercises. Principal Wayne Pearl presents Valedictorian Denis Smith with the senior Salutatorian Jana Rickard, addressing the audience, received the Outstan- Stalker Award. ding Senior Award. Katrina Green presents an appreciation gift from the seniors to Paul Webb, Senior sponsors Andrea Arnold and Juanice Ball express thanks to the who accompanied the class on their trip to Washington. seniors after receiving appreciation gifts from the class. ., I-I l-l-I I-I-l l-I ., . E . a . . Administrators Oversee All Facets of High School Life. Left: PRINCIPAL: Wayne 8. Pearl Above: ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: A. J. McKinley. Left: COUNSELOR: Charles Jackson Faculty Works Lone Hours JUANICE BALL BARBARA CALLAHAN ANDREA ARNOLD Health. Art History, Geography, English Government, History. English University of Evansville, B.A. Indiana University, BS. Indiana State University. B.S., M.S. Indiana University, MS. Indiana State University, MS. i DANIEL CALLAHAN MELVA CARTER MIKE CARTER J Industrial Arts Business Mathematics, Health E Indiana State University, BS, MS. Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. Indiana State University, B.A., Ms. E 28 to Provide Quality Education. JOE DOUGHERTY BETTY DYKES CHARLES GRANINGER Chemistry, Science Home Economics English Western Kentucky University, B.S., M.S. Murray State University. BS. Bellarmine College, B.A. f University of Sussex, 0. Sc. University of Louisville. M. Ed. Indiana University, MS. JANIE A. HEAVRIN JERRY LIZENBY THOMAS LOCKMUND English Mathematics Biology, Science East Carolina University, B.S. LU. Southeast, B.S. Indiana State University, B.S., MS. University of Louisville, M. Ed. Faculty and Staff Strive ALLAN J. McKINLEY LOIS MARSHALL English. Spanish BRENDA NICHOLSON Library Science Hanover College, B.A. Mathematics, English 3 ; Indiana University, B.S., M.L.S. Indiana University, MS. Indiana University, B.S., M.S. pmup pm WESLEY PORTER PAUL WEBB Music Physical Education Government, Geography Western Kentucky University, B.M. Greenville College, 8.3. University of Louisville, B.S. I.U. Southeast. M.S. Indiana University, MS. Indiana University, M.S., Ph.D. i 30 : for Efficiency Through Cooperation. ELEMENTARY AIDES: Muriel Lewis and Jean Smith SECRETARY: Sheila Danner BOOKKEEPER: Sue Ooley NURSE: Martha Schleicher 31 Staff Keeps the Facilities Operating Smoothly. cooxs: Helen Danser, Mary Money, Audrey Nichols, Sheryl Davis. Shirley CUSTODIANS: Cheryl Shouse, Shirley Potts, Betty McKinley, Kevin Nolot, Ruth Sparks. Jackson. Alpha Miller, Wot Pictured: Royetta Miller, Jim Sparksy BUS DRIVERS: Anna Marie Klein. Melvin Klein, Debbie Starnes, Bill Eurton, Lillian Hurst, Mary Margaret Book, Rudy Cook, Raymond Book, Frank Brown Paul Nicholson. 32 m MW mmnmumw ,, w. Kinawn. rn' 33 Class of Eighty-Three Their Time Has Come! DENIS L. SMITH VALEDICTORIAN National Honor Society 11-12; Boys1 State Delegate 11; Class Vice-President 11. JANA LYNN RICKARD SALUTATORIAN Volleyball 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12; Class Presi- dent 11-12; Girls' State Delegate 11; National Honor Socie- ty 11-12; Spanish Club 9-12; Class Play 12; Booster Club 10-11; Student Council 10-12; Prom Committee 11; Spirit Week Committee 9-12. OFFICERS: Jana Rickard, President; Karen Farler, Vice-President; Janie Nash, Treasurer.1Not Pictured: Rosie Koerber, Secretary1. 34 SPONSORS: Andrea Arnold, Juanice Ball. JAMES E. BEAM Basketball 10-12; Baseball 9-12; Student Council 9-10; Tennis 10-12; Boys' State Delegate 11; National Honor Society 11-12; Track 11; Spanish Club 9-12; Class Play 12; Prom Committee 11; Prom Prince 11; Office Aide 12; Mr. BHS 12. TERE YVETTE 1BAIZE1 BEAVER Track 9; FHA 9-12, President 12; Booster Club 9-12; Cheerleader 9-11; Yearbook staff 11. CARL W. BEAVIN DONNA BELLOU FHA 12; Library Aide 11-12; Class Play stage crew 12. KAREN SUE BISHOP Teacher's Aide 10; Office Aide 12; Booster Club 12; Class Play 12. MICHAEL W. 3030 Band 9-12; Baseball 10-11; Floyd County Youth Symphony 10-11; Spanish Club11-12. 35 CAROL MARIE BOOK Volleyball 9; FHA 9-12; Student Council 12; Student Secretary 11-12. SHERRI LYNN BROADUS FHA 11-12; Booster Club 9-12; Yearbook Staff 11; National Honor Society 12. LAURA A. BROOK Tennis 10; Booster Club 11-12; National Honor Society 12; Spirit Week Committee 10-12; Homecoming Committee 12; Class Play stage crew 12. ALAN DEAN CARTER Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 11. MELISSA ANN CRANE Girls' State Alternate Delegate 11; National Honor Society 11-12; Class Play 12; Spirit Week Committee 9-12; Prom Committee 11; Student Secretary 11-12; Spanish Club 11- 12; Photography Club 11. MARK A. DANSER Basketball 9-11; Track 10; Baseball 9; Class Play 12. THOMAS DEEN National Honor Society 12; Spanish Club 9-12; Photography Club 11-12; Basketball 9-11. HOLLY EDWARDS FHA 9-12; Yearbook Staff 11; Class Play 12; Student Secretary11. KAREN LOUISE FARLER Volleyball 10-12; Basketball 10; Booster Club 9. 12; Spanish Club 9-12; Student Council 11-12; Track manager 9; Soft- ball 12; Class Vice-President 12; Band 9; Spirit Week Com- mittee 9-12. JENNIFER LEIGH FASKE Track 9-12; Cheerleader 9; Booster Club 9-12; Band 9-12; Flag Corp 9.12; Tennis 11-12; FHA 10-12; Yearbook 10-12; Class Play 12; Band Play 11; Spanish Club 9-10; Prom Com- mittee 11; Spirit Week Committee 9-12; Homecoming Com- mittee 9-12; Student Secretary 11-12. KATRINA SUE GREEN Band 9-12; Flag Corp 10-12; Booster Club 11-12; Student Council 11-12; Tennis 10-11; National Honor Society 11-12; Girls' State Delegate 11; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook Staff 11-12. Assistant Editor 12. TERRY HAMMACK Class Play stage crew 12. Not Pictured: DONNA R. DENNIS JOHN ANDREW ELLIS LORA JEANNE FOSTER 1 38 STEVEN J. JOHNSON RITA A. KIRCHGESSNER Track 10-12; Basketball 9-12; Booster Club 9-12, Vice- President 12; FHA 12; Class Vice-President 9, Secretary 10; Student Council 12; Prom Princess 11; Homecoming Queen 10; Miss BHS 12. ROSE M. KOERBER Booster Club 10-11; FHA 12; Basketball 9; National Honor Society 11-12; Class Treasurer 9-10, Secretary 12; Office Aide 9-12. KEVIN J. KRUER Basketbali 9-11; National Honor Society 12; Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America 11. DELENE EVONNE LOTT National Honor Society 11-12; Yearbook Staff 11-12. Co- Editor 11-12; Booster Club 10-12; Baseball Manager 12; Class Play 12; Student Secretary 10; Teacher's Aide 11; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Committee 12. KENNETH RAY McCAMISH Band 9-12; Booster Club 9,12; Student Council 12. Vice- President 12; National Honor Society 11-12; Boys' State Alternate Delegate 11; Class Play 12; Band Play 11; Spanish Club; Yearbook Staff 11-12. Photographer 11-12; Photography Club 11-12. Not Pictured: TIMMY ALLEN LOTHERY ANTHONY SCOTT MILLER Tracl 9-10; Basketball 9. ROBERT J. MUNTZ Basebail 9-12; Basketball 9; Track 9; Booster Club 9-12; Boys1 State Alternate Delegate 11; National Honor Society 11-12; Class Play 12; Spanish Club 10-12. JEFFERY DARRELL NANCE Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 11-12. JILL JANELLYN NASH Band 9-12, Field Commander 12; Flag Corp 9-11, Captain 9-11; National Honor Society 11-12; Girls' State Alternate Delegate 11; Track 11; Booster Club 12, President 12; Class Treasurer 11-12; Class Play 12; Student Council 11-12, President 12; Band Play 11; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook Staff11-12,Co-Editor11-12. JOSEPH N. NOLOT, JR. Track 11-12; Baseball 11-12; Basketball 12. SHARON DENISE PEARL FHA 9-12; Booster Club 9; Volleyball Manager 9,12; Basket- ball Manager 11-12; Track Manager 9-11; Yearbook Staff 11-12. Co-Editor 11. Assistant Editor 12; Band 9-12; Stu- dent Secretary 9.12. Not Pictured: HONDA LYNN MONTGOMERY TRENT SNEED CHRIS THOMAS Track 9-10; Basketball 9-11; Class Play 12; Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America 11. PATRICK A. WELLS TERRY L. WINGLER Track 10-12; Baseball 10-12; Band 10-11; National Honor Society 12. PAM WHITE Track 9; Booster Club 10.12; FHA 9-12; Class Play 12; Stu- dent Secretary 11; Teachers's Aide 9, 11-12. MARLEEN F. ZUMSTEIN Track 9-10; Student Council 11; National Honor Society 12. 4O Senior Spirit Shines During Spirit Week. ips Are Never Forgotten. iendsh Fr Senior y...,w . . vV .. .... Mm.v---. .. 43 Juniors Place First OFFICERS: Front: Chris Gray, President; Lisa Nale, Secretary. Back: Shannon Alexander, Treasurer; Meg Wynn, Vice-President. Matt Adam Scott Aker Shannon Alexander Jake Allen Terry Applegate Mike Blankenbaker r David Blessinger Misty Bobo Gary Burns Walter Calfee Dennis Cambron Chris Couch Triva Daughtrey Melody Day Mike Dean 1 Jackie Eurton Donna Graf Nancy Graf Chris Gray Tim Haas Jay Hall Tim Hardin Lynnette Harmon 44 I ,. , - , o r . in Wheelbarrow Racine. Jeff Hedrick Scott Hedrick Adonica Hilegas Merlin Howlett Brian Hurst Mike Hurst Michele Johnson Stephen Jordon Tim Klein John Korte Michele Myers Lisa Nale Sherry Niece Cary Ooley Kevin Potts Kim Schleicher Connie Sneed Lonnie Spencer Malinda Troxel Cheryl Wallace Brian White Debbie Wingler Meg Wynn 46 OFFICERS: Richie Rice, Vice-President; Steve Hurst, Treasurer; Tony Akers, President; Sherry White, Secretary. Sovhomores Win Cheer Luke Adam Charlie Adams Tony Akers Lisa Allen Susan Barnes Lesia Beam Laura Blackman Theresa Book Tom Borden Milissa Bower Keith Brock Edwin Brown Toni Canary Becki Carlton John Cavins Melissa Conrad Rusty Cook Mike Cox Missy Crawley Barbara Cullins Beth Ellenbrand Scott Ellis Tony Faske Anthony Fergison Elaine Finn Rob Graef Michelle Green Bobbi Hall Tim Hardin .5 .u. v'au . ....' This page sponsored ty Bob Harwood, Petroleum Landman. I' aw,- ,r '. l ! Competition at Pep Session. Sue Harrell Dina Hillegas Paula Hosier Rickey Hurst Steve Hurst Sean lsgrigg Brent Jackson Bryan Jackson Dana Jackson Donna Jackson Allen Johnson Rob Jordan Jerry Kirchgessner Cindy Kirk Kelly Kruer Tammy Kruer Jody Martin Connie McCutcheon David Mitchell Robin Myers Tony Nicks Pam Nolot Shanda Norris Rosie Owens Chester Potts Richie Rice Diane Richards Junior Schmidt Robert Scott Jackie Seymore Gary Smith Leslie Stark Melissa Swafford Kevin Tharp Stacey Wagoner Tony Wagoner Bill Wells Robert Wheatley Sherry White Tony Williams 47 Freshmen Elect Brave : OFFICERS: Steve Gambill, President; Dana Temple, Secretary; Mike Brown, Vice-President; Randy Hein, Treasurer. Dawn Beams Danielle Beckett Michelle Bilyk Mindi Brewer Mike Brown Susan Brown Trena Carroll Cinnamon Crone Susan Daut David Eve Donald Fergison Donnette Fergison Brian Ferguson B. J. Fraley Kevin Frame Tim French Steve Gambill Tracy Hale Randy Hein Eddie Hurst Carla Isgrigg 48 a and Papoose Spirit. Lori Klein Ronnie Kruer i Angie Lothery Kelly McCamish Scott Nicks Kelly Niehoff Doug Nunn Katrina Popp Susan Price Ted Roach Bill Smith Jill Smith Rebecca Taylor Dana Temple Darin Thomas Shawn Thomas Tammy Thompson Pam Walton Steve Williams Ann Wilson Christine Zeller 49 Eighth Graders Discover f 1 AM: x v x H L - P .1139 V F v 1b ' ..; 2,1 4;: I il 9; q , is 'r J - OFFICERS: Troy Casey, President; Lora Lynch, Treasurer; Steve Jackson, Secretary; Holly Lee, Vice-President. Tammy Benningfield Mike Bierly Todd Blackman Amy Bland Philip Bland Rebecca Boesing Donna Book Chuck Burg Missy Butt LeRoy Callam Tom Cantrell Troy Casey Angie Cissell Carry Coleman Sherri Cooley Lisa Cullins Bobby Daughtrey David Drew Valerie Fultz Felipe Gamez 50 r Wheelbarrow Racing. y S n arnn r a n m meoo e r m o e... nss u ehl .ntno ooh. r .Bcr OtYPd hghW Kmona eaei nTaW YM MNPHe O a eLLL R Chlv S nYa k ane H .m.s aHnmm demm Sammw UC.HO o...m.l.ll .Ilhh h DHTLM SLCMA BChPM 3,? ,,.;k V ....:., L... ., a f r. Steve Jackson Brian Karnes Brian Koetter m H n 0 s a J Seventh Graders Enjoy . I l I OFFICERS: Sam Gray, Vice-President; Brent Nicks. Secretary-Treasurer; Candice Pennington. President. ' Michelle Alexander ' Mary Allen ' ' Regina Applegate Michael Baird Donnie Berry Nicole Berryman Doris Book Bruce Bowe Amy Bower Amy Brewer Greg Burns Terry Carroll Donna Casey Sarah Coleman Tempie Cook Chip Daut Jill Ellenbrand Bradley Foster Jimmy Fraley Troy French Valerie Goodhue Chris Graf Sammy Gray Chris Green Tammy Greenwell Michael Hedrick Steve Hopper . , a .- . ,. -, Gary Hurst . ' 1 ,'11 9,7, ,V; ; A . , gt; 3 Jr. in 52 Shannon Hurst Willie Hurst Michael Jackson James Jordon T. J. Koetter Allison Kruer Susan LaFoIIette Kathy LeMaster John Lovell Shannon McCutcheon Terry McKinley Tricia Miller Brent Nicks Jimmy Nolot Wendy Peay Candice Pennington Greg Potts Vincent Ray Mike Riggs Pat Riggs Greg Roach Donna Scott Scott Spencer Julie Standiford Tracy Wagoner John Weddle Angie Wynn 53 nderclassmen Have Best Years Ahead. 9 - ; n U . :A. '3! VII an . ' IHEJ IR: Mr. and Miss 868 Demonstrate Character. Jim Beam and Rita Kirchgessner 56 This Page Sponsored By Law Offices Young, Lind, Endres. 1. ; Service. and Leadership. Jim was active in the following sports: Basketball 1o-12, Baseball 9-12, Ri'a Was a four-year basketball player and competed in track in grades Track 11, Tennis 10-12. 10-12. '3 Jim and Rita joined in the fun of Punk Rock Day as one of many school activities. Both were members of Jim and Rita show their enthusiasm in the sack the senior class play and worked as office aides. Rita served as vice-president of the Booster Club and races held during Spirit Week. was a member of FHA. Jim was a two-year member of the National Honor Society. 57 Pam Nolot Reigns as 1982-83 Homecoming Queen. Below left: Joe Nolot watched as Liz Akers, last year's queen, presented flowers to Pam. Below right: Liz put the title sash on Pam as Runner-up Dana Temple and her escort Brian White shared a happy moment. Right: Queen Pam Nolot was escorted to her throne by Tim Klein and Joe Nolot. Below: A kiss from Tim ended the crowning ceremony. Homecoming Queen and Court: Runner-up Dana Temple, freshman candidate; Lori Klein, Booster Club candidate; Gary Cooper, crown bearer; Homecoming Queen Pam Nolot, sophomore candidate; Emily Lockmund. flower girl; Janie Nash. senior candidate; Melody Day. junior candidate. This page sponsored by WSLM. 59 Prom Royalty Chosen by Juniors and Seniors. King 8 Queen Prince 8 Princess Jim Beam 8 Rita Kirchgessner Chris Gray 8 Lisa Nale 60 OFFICERS: Betty Dykes, sponsor; Lesia Beam. President; Jackie Seymore, Recreational Leader; Pam Nolot, Secretary-Treasurer; Missy Swafford, Reporter; Tammy Kruer, Carol Book, Student Council Representatives. MEMBERS: Front: Shannon Alexander. Misty Bobo, Melody Day, Meg Wynn, Lisa Nale, Connie Sneed, Jackie Eurton, Michele Myers, Tammy Kruer, Betty Dykes. Second Row: Carol Book, Dana Temple, Sherri Broadus, Lora Foster, Jennie Faske, Kelly Kruer, Trena Carroll. Beth Ellenbrand, Connie McCutcheon. Sherry White, Sharon Pearl. Third Row: Becki Carlton, Rita Kirchgessner. Laura Blackman, Cindi Kirk, Becky Taylor, Lori Klein, Missy Swafford. Donna Bellou, Jackie Seymore, Lesia Beam, Elaine Finn, Milissa Bower. Back: Ann Wilson, Mindi Brewer, Jill Smith, B. J. Fraley, Susan Price, Cinnamon Crone, Leslie Stark, Holly Edwards, Pam White. Pam Nolot. Lisa Allen. 61 National Honor Society Adds Nineteen New Members. MEMBERS: Front: Jackie Eurton, Jana Rickard, Katrina Green, Marleen Zumstein. Lisa Nale, Laura Brock. Second Row: Delene Lott, Shannon Alexander, Debbie Wingler, Ken McCamish, David Blessinger. Third Row: Denis Smith, Jim Beam, Terry Wingler, Bob Muntz, Kim Schleicher. Fourth Row: Connie Sneed, Lynnette Harmon. Cary Ooley, Kevin Kruer, Janie Nash. Cheryl Wallace. Back: Stephen Jordan, Tom Deen, Tim Haas, Sherri Broadus, Lora Foster. Sharon Pearl, Terry Applegate. 62 Student Council Led by Seniors. OFFICERS: Janie Nash, President; Ken McCamish, Vice-President; Lora Foster, Secretary-Treasurer. MEMBERS: Front: Jana Rickard, Karen Farler. Lora Foster, Katrina Green, Janie Nash, Ken McCamish, Carol Book, Jennie Faske. Second row: Chris Gray, Meg Wynn, Cary Ooley, Tim Haas, Milissa Bower, Tammy Kruer. Tony Akers, Richie Rice. Third Row: Holly Lee, Troy Casey. Jason Hall, Felipe Gamez, Steve Gambill, Mike Brown, Shawn Thomas, Ted Roach. Back: Melody Day, Candice Pennington, Sam Gray, Vince Ray, T. J. Koetter, Lesia Beam. Wot Pictured: Mike Cox, Rita Kirchgessnen. 63 Borden Band Has Successful Marching Season. MEMBERS: Front: Hector Nale, the Pink Panther. First Row: Cinnamon Crone, Holly Lee, Michelle Potts, Steve Williams, Jody Martin, Gary Burns, Janie Nash, Mike Hurst, Terry Applegate, Kevin Tharp, Mark Marlman, Ken McCamish, Danielle Beckett. Second Row: Sharon Pearl, Tammy Benningfield, Cindy Payne, Christine Zeller. Angie Cissell, Tammy Thompson, Lora Lynch, Michelle Green, Missy Swafford, Meg Wynn, Lynnette Harmon, Robin Myers, Beth Ellenbrand, Dawn Beams. Third Row: Kim Schleicher. Mindi Brewer, Jill Smith, Susan Price, B. J. Fraley, Katrina Popp, Dana Temple, Allan Reid, Misty Bobo, Steve Hurst, Jason Hall, Steve Jordan, Chris Gray, Mike Bobo. Fourth Row: Kevin Potts, Steve Gambill, Becki Carlton, Jennifer Faske, Melody Day. Lisa Nale, Katrina Green, Steve Morton, Shawn Thomas. 9111 SOUTHERN INDIANA MARCHING BAND FESTIVAL I902 ' ov WM... mm 3. : . FLAG CORP: Katrina Green, Melody Day. Jennifer Faske, Lisa Nale, Becki Carlton. Iililiiililiigr: l - T T u , t. : ,3 , h; l muiill! -illli Field Commander: Janie Nash HThink! Think Pink! filled the air as the 1982 B.H.S. mar- t y ching band entered the field led by senior field commander Janie Nash and their mascot Pink Panther. Winning 14 trophies this years band was one of Borden's best in five years. The band placed second at Leitchfield, missing first by only b one point. They also received the Percussion Award, the Bandsmanship Award, and the overall Field Commander Award. On September 25 the band traveled to Salem where they were presented with first place honors, beating second place Henryville by 74 points! The flag corp also earned the Aux- iliary Award and Janie won the class Field Commander Award and scored first overall. The band's third contest was held at North Bullitt. Having a streak of bad luck, Borden placed third in Division B. October 9 the band traveled to LaFtue County at Hodgen- ville, Kentucky. There they were awarded second place honors, missing first by only 6.5 points. The band was also recognized as Best Parade Band in Class AA. The percussion SENIORS: Front: Sharon Pearl, Katrina Green, Janie Nash. Back: Mike Bobo, Ken McCamish. tNot Pictured: Jennifer Faskel. section once again was on top, winning the award for their class. Janie also won the Field Commander Award for Class AA, placing second overall. The flag corp also put on a super performance, missing the Auxiliary Award by only one point. The band's last contest of the year was at Charlestown. There they placed first in their class of ten bands. Because the flag corp put on another A-1 performance, they were presented with the Auxiliary Award for Class A. This years fine-performing guard consisted of Captain Melody Day, Co-captain Lisa Nale, Katrina Green, Jennie Faske, and Beckie Carlton. An outstanding field show written by director Phil Pitt con- sisted of ltStrike Up the Band, llYesterday, llAlright, Okay, You Win, Pink Panther, and If. Also to add to the ex- citement of the band's show were three solos which were performed by senior Michael Bobo, and junior Chris Gray. Director Phil Pitt and all band members would like to con- vey special thanks to all band parents and fans who sup- ported them throughout the season. They would also like to thank Hector Nale for being the Pink Panther. 65 OFFICERS: FRONT: Lisa Nale. Secretary; Meg Wynn, Treasurer. Back: Janie I Nash, President; Rita Kirchgessner, Vice-President. Mot pictured: Lynn Gray, sponsorJ MEMBERS: Front: B. J. Fraley, Mindi Brewer, Tammy Thompson. Robin Myers, Meg Wynn, JilI Smith. Lesia Beam, Shannon Alexander, Lisa Nale. Second Row: Katrina Green, Tammy Kruer, Triva Daughtrey, DanaTemple, Pam Nolot, Michelle Green, Karen Farler, Laura Brock, Elaine Finn. Third Row: Janie Nash, Rita Kirchgessner, Delene Lott, Kelly Kruer, Milissa Bower, Beth Ellenbrand, Connie McCutcheon, Michele Myers, Connie Sneed, Theresa Book, Lisa Allen. Fourth Row: Rose Owens, Lori Klein, Trena Carroll, Jennie Faske, Melody Day. Danielle Beckett, Cinnamon Crone, Becky Taylor, Susan Price, Pam Walton, Melissa Wilson. Back: Shanda Norris, Becki Carlton, Cindi Kirk, Trina Lozier, Linda Nett, Tammy Benningfield, Cindy Payne, Bob Muntz, Ken McCamish, Kevin Potts. 66 Academic Awards ere Presented to Honor Students by Faculty. LIBRARY AIDES: Front: Michele Johnson, Susie Daut, Michelle Bilyk, Ann Wilson. Middle: Jackie Eurton, Darin Thomas, Gary Smith, Terry Applegate, Allen Johnson. Back: Merlin Howlett, John Korte, Scott Hedrick, David Blessinger, Tom Borden. Wot Pictured: Donna Bellou, Kevin Frame; FHA PRESIDENT'S AWARD: Lesia Beam BUSINESS: Front: Lisa Allen, Beginning Typing th; Sherry White, Beginning Typing Qndx Shanda DAR: A. J. McKinley presents Jim Beam the DAR Norris, General Business; Tammy Kruer, General Business. Back: Lisa Nale, Beginning Typing Hsn; Good Citizen Award. Janie Nash, Accounting USU, Office Practice; Delene Lott, Advanced Typing, Accounting Qndx Jana Rickard, Beginning Typing 6rd; d-IWW- 67 SCIENCE: Front: Amy Bower Utm, Brent Nicks Utm. Middle: Susie Daut, Biology l; Mike Brown, Biology I; Shannon Alexander, Chemistry, Back: SCHOLARSHIPS: Kevin Kruer, PTO $200M Denis Smith. Hoosier Scholarship Award $500L Lions Club Robert Wheatley, Advanced Biology; Cary Ooley, $30M; Missy Crane, PTO $20M Jana Rickard, Lions Club $30M Delene Lott, IUS Distinguished Chemistry. Scholar $1000 RenewabIex Bob Muntz. IUS Outstanding Scholar $50M ART: Front: Wendy Peay mm. Amy Bower mm. SOCIAL STUDIES: Front: Duane Kruer mm, Steve Jackson mm, Angie Cissell wtm, Linda Nett Hop Tom Cantrell mm. 386k: Steve Jackson wtm; Award Btm. Trina Lozier wtm. Melissa Wilson mtm, Tammy Benningfield Uop Award 8tm, Amy Bowel Mike COX, Art H: Ronda Montgomery. Art I. mm mm, Brent Nicks mm. Middle: Tammy Kruer, W. Geog.; Milissa Bower, W. Geog.; Pam Nolot, W. Pictured: Jana Rickard, Art 0. Geog.; Sherry White. W. Geog. Top Award; Tony Akers, W. Geog.; Stacey Wagoner, W. Geog. Top Award; David Mitchell, W. Geog. Back: Missy Crane, Govt. Top Award; Bob Muntz, Govt; Jim Beam. Sociology; Delene Lott, Govt; Tom Deen, Govt, Sociology; Denis Smith, Govt; Lisa Nale, U.S. History; Shannon Alexander, U.S. History. PUBLIC SPEAKING: Carol Book, Runner-Up Area 7 Soil Conservation STALKER AWARDS: Front: Linda Nett wtm, Brent Nicks Utm. Middle: Public Speaking Contest. Carol also received the Senior Perfect Attendance Sherry White noun, Susie Daut wtm. Back: Merlin Howlett. U1tm. Award. QO' 524-3: I- ?mm- lul- - -l-: u, 1 Am , - l.ir 2-. .2 ? $1 OFFICE WORKERS:Front:Jackie Eurton,Michele Myers,Sherry Niece,ScottNicks.Back:CarolBook, HEALTH: Front: Vince Ray mm, Brent Nicks Jennifer Faske. Misty Bobo, Marleen Zumstein, Rita Kirchgessner. Wot Pictured: Jim Beam, Sean Utm. Back: Linda Nett mtm, Amy Bland Gtm, lsgrigg, Connie Sneed, Angela Wadswortm. Melissa Wilson wtm. HOOSIER BOYS' and GIRLS STATE: Front: Lisa Nale, Shannon Alexander, Delegates. Back: Cary Ooley, Alternate; Tim Haas, Delegate. Stephen Jordan, Delegate. Wot Pictured: Chris Gray, Alternate; 7O MATH: Front: Amy Bower Utm, Greg Williams wtm, Steve Jackson mtm, Jimmy Fraley Utm. Middle: Lori Klein, General Math; Mike Brown, Algebra I; Susie Daut, Algebra I; Kelly Niehoff. Back: Shannon Alexander, Algebra II; Denis Smith, Trig, Analytical Geometry, Four Year Math Award; Becki Carlton, Geometry. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CORDS: Front: Laura Brock, Lora Foster. Sherri Broadus, Missy Crane, Janie Nash, Katrina Green. Middle: Sharon Pearl, Marleen Zumstein, Rosie Koerber, Ken McCamish. Delene Lott, Jana Rickard. Back: Jim Beam, Denis Smith, Tom Deen, Kevin Kruer, Bob Muntz, Terry Wingler. : HOME ECONOMICS: Front: Wendy Peay mm. I SPANISH: Front: Stacey Wagoner, Spanish I; Susan Price, Spanish I; Mike Brown, Spanish I; Tim Haas, Amy Bland wtm, Scott Spencer mm. Back: . Spanish L Back: Cary Ooley, Spanish Ill; Jim Beam, Spanish IV; Delene Lott, Spanish II; Pam Nolot, Sherri Broadus, F00d8: Troy Casey WM: Marleen Spanish II; Shannon Alexander. Spanish Ill. Zumstein, Clothing. BAND: Not Pictured: Mike Bobo, John Philip Sousa Award, Marching Award U2tm, Concert Band Award UZthL Marine Corp Award; Janie Nash, Outstanding Field Commander; Lisa Nale, Arion Award, Concert Band Award mtm; Steve Gambill, Concert Band Award wtm. 1' .W . y, A' I ma uuamu , :5. s f k 3 I, BAND: Mike Hurst. Marching and Concert Band Awards UOtM; Katrina Popp, Marching Band Award i . mm; Chris Gray, Marching Band Award U1tm; Jason Hall. Concert Band Award mm; Kevin Potts, y Most Improved Bandsman; Shawn Thomas, Most Improved Bandsman; Mike Hurst, Douglas L. 1 Schleicher Percussion Award; Holly Lee, Marching Band Award wtm. i 71 ENGLISH: Front: Wendy Peay Utm, Brent Nicks Utm, Troy Casey wtm, Steve Jackson mtm. Middle: SCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC AWARDS: Jim Beam, Susie Daut mm. Elaine Finn HOtm, Barbara Cullins UOtm. Back: Shannon Alexander U1tm, Tim Haas Jana Rickard. 01th; Terry Applegate01tm, Lisa NaleU1thL Jana Rickard 0mm. 1 I DARE YOU AWARDS: Ken McCamish, Missy YEARBOOK SERVICE AWARDS: Front: Delene Lott. Editor; Janie Nash, Editor; Katrina Green. Back: Crane. Tim Haas, Brian Hurst, Lynnette Harmon. 72 , . g f'x v V mq- X' 4' i 1. .J-h . vs- . Outstanding Athletes Receive Special Recognition. Appreciation. Back: Rickey Hurst, C-Team Free Throw UWQ; Tony Akers, Junior Varsity Free Throw $95M; Joe Nolot. Sportsmanship, Senior Appreciation; Jerry Kirchgessner, Hustle; Chris Gray. BASKETBALL: Front: Jim Beam, MVP, Varsity Free Throw 06.8w, Rebounds U19L Defense, Senior Assists mm. BASEBALL: mot Picturedr Chris Gray, Co-MVP, Batting Trophy mom. AII-Sectional; Cary Ooley, Co-MVP. +1? CROSS COUNTRY: Tim Klein, Most Improved BASKETBALL: Front: Pam Nolot. Rebounds 920x Kim Schleicher, MVP; Donna Graf, Varsity Free Throw $030M. Assists MU. Back: Theresa Book. Junior Varsity Free Throw MBW; Rita Kirchgessner. Runner. Sportsmanship; Jana Rickard, Defense. 74 This Page Sponsored By Borden Lions Club. - TRACK and TENNIS: Front: Tim Haas, Track MVP, Sprinters; Jana Rickard, Sprinters; Mike Cox, Distance. Back: Shannon Alexander, Tennis Most Match Points; Pam Nolot, Tennis MVP; Leslie Stark , I Distance. Wot Pictured: Mike Blankenbaker, Field Events; Donna Graf, Field Events; TENNIS: Cary Ooley, MVP. ' , , . 7. ... IVA: am J W a VOLLEYBALL: Front: Jana Rickard. MVP. Varsity Serving. Varsity Hitting. JUNIOR HIGH: Front: Charlie Thomas, Outstanding Junior High Cross Back: Mindi Brewer, Junior Varsity Serving; Pam Nolot, Varsity Spiking; Country; Wendy Peay, Seventh Grade Free Throw; Sarah Coleman, Cindy Kirk, Junior Varsity Hitting. Outstanding Junior High Track. Back: Sam Gray, Seventh Grade Free Throw $90M; Mike Bierly, Eighth Grade Free Throw M4Vd, Outstanding Junior High Program. Mot Pictured: Michelle Potts, Eighth Grade Free Throw; 75 Senior Athletes Are Few in Number. but Mighty in Spirit. SENIORS: Front: Jana Rickard, Sharon Pearl. Back: Rita Kirchgessner, Jim Beam, Karen Farler, Terry Wingler. Wot Pictured: Bob Muntz, Joe Nolou. 76 This Page Sponsored By Green Printing. Meet a Runner-Lesiie Stark. mews m W Sophomore Leslie Stark has a T-shirt that says Itl'd Rather ' ' Be Running, and that is exactly what she does best. Leslie has become Borden's resident expert at middle distance races. Her successes are worthy of special recognition. Leslie's running career began in the spring of 1982 when as a freshman trackster she set school records in the 1600 and 800 m. runs. She qualified for the sectional in the 1600 where she placed fourth and the regional where she placed eleventh, each time breaking her own school record. During the summer Leslie began Amateur Athletic Union competition where competitors are grouped in age brackets. In the AAU Junior Olympics Sectional she had a clean sweep, winning the 400, 800, and 1500 m. runs. In the Indiana AAU Finals, Leslie won the 800 and ran third in the 1500 and sixth in the 400. Capturing the 800 advanced her to the seven- state Region VI Finals where again Leslie won the 800. Mem- phis, Tennessee and the National AAU Junior Olympics were next for Leslie. In her first-ever national competition Leslie survived the trials and placed seventh in the finals with a time of 2:22. When school started this year, Leslie joined the boys' cross country team to build stamina and continue her running. She became the first girl at Borden to win a varsity letter in boys competition. In the meantime she began competing in AAU 5000 m. runs. She placed first in the sectional and state levels. A fourth place finish in Region VI earned her another trip to the AAU Nationals in Kansas City, Kansas where she finished fifty-second among all competitors. In the spring Leslie was back with the girls' track team and again setting records in the 400, 800 and 1600. She won all three events in record-setting times at the SAC Conference Track Meet and was named AII-Conference. Qualifying for the sectional in all three events, Leslie placed second in the 1600 with a school record time of 5:22, fourth in the 800, and fifth in the 400. Competing in the regional in the 1600, she ran second with another record time of 5:15. Leslie had reached her goal-the state finals in IHSAA competition. As the youngest Borden girl to reach the state finals, Leslie will have two more years for a return trip. Good Luck Leslie! 77 78 Cross Country Team Has No Seniors. VARSITY: Brent Jackson, Tim Klein, Shawn Thomas, Mike Cox. Gary Smith, Leslie Stark. Rickey Hurst, Coach Wes Porter. tNot Pictured: Richie Ricet. VARSITY: The cross country team faced a new beginning as it competed with five sophomores and one junior. Mike Cox was the number one runner. Tim Klein, the lone junior, was the number two runner and the most improved during the season. Richie Rice and Rick Hurst were numbers three and four runners. Gary Smith ran fifth while Leslie Stark, the first girl at Borden High School to win a major Ietter in boys' com- petition, was the sixth runner. Leslie competed in the girls cross country sectional where her 9th place finish with a time of 12:17 qualified her for the regional. In spite of a disappoin- ting sixth place finish in the Southern Athletic Conference, during the season the team finished ahead of Clarksville three times, and West Washington, New Albany, and New Washington twice. Sophomore Mike Cox Sophomore Gary Smith Sophomore Richie Rice, Junior Tim Klein, Sophomore Rickey Hurst. JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY: Todd Blackman. Phil Whitson, Mike Bierly, Charlie Thomas, Coach Jerry Lizenby. Wot Pictured: Greg Burns; 80 Boyst Tennis Team Wins New Washington Invitational. Jl VARSITY: Front: Tim Haas, Steve Williams, Doug Nunn, Scott Nicks, TOny Wagoner. Back: Coach Tom Lockmund, Jerry Kirchgessner, Jim Beam, Chris Gray. Tony Nicks. Cary Ooley. ml: is. . 4 VARSITY: With an expanded schedule that included New Albany, Providence, Austin, Seymour, Brownstown, Silver Creek, Paoli, New Washington, Lanesville, and South Cen- tral, the Braves finished the season with 5 wins against 10 losses. In tournament play, the team won the New Washington Invitational which consisted of Borden, Lanesville, South Central, and New Washington. Winning in- dividual trophies were the number one singles player, Cary Ooley, and the number one doubles team, Jim Beam and Chris Gray. For the second consecutive year Borden advanc- ed to the semi-finals of the IHSAA sectional before being defeated by Silver Creek. The Most Valuable Player was junior Cary Ooley who won 12 of 15 season matches. : l , E ..L ,.. a t l ; I . - N I t -- e ,, a . .e m -l Junior Cary Ooley Junior Chris Gray. Senior Jim Beam. Sophomores Tony Nicks and Jerry Kirchgessner. Junior Tim Haas. Girls' Tennis Team Has Winning Season. VARSITY: Coach Sue Ooley, Shannon Alexander. Mindi Brewer, Becki Carlton, Pam Nolot, Lesia Beam, Dana Temple, Lisa Nale. Jennifer Faske. VARSITY SEASON RECORD UO-m 5.71m Q- aw Brownstown Austin Scottsburg New Washington South Central Paoli Clarksville New Washington South Central Charlestown Salem Lanesville Lanesville Silver Creek SECTIONAL: Corydon 1 Providence I i BORDEN OPPONENT l i .Lo-ucnoo-xcncnoocncn-s-cho booroJxoomooc-Awm 01 O A m SINGLES: Record 8-8: Sophomore Pam Nolot advanced to the Regional in singles competition and received Borden's Most Valuable Player Award. 82 n SINGLES: Record 11-5: Junior Lisa NaIe. m DOUBLES: Record 11-5: Freshman Mindi Brewer and sophomore Lesia Beam. 1:2 DOUBLES: Record 9-7: Senior Jennifer Faske and freshman Dana Temple. 113 SINGLES: Record 12-4: Junior Shannon Alex- ander received an award for Most Match Points during the season. Volleyball Teams Set New Records. VARSITY: Coach A. J. McKinley, Stacey Wagoner, Pam Nolot, Karen Farler, Leslie Stark, Shannon Alexander, Michele Myers, Jana Rickard, Coach Marilyn McKinley, Manager Sherry White. I VARSITY SEASON RECORD UZ-m Clarksville 8-15,16-14, 10-15 Medora 15-6,3-15,15-5 Graceland 15-8,15-5 1 HenryvilIe 15-13,15-5 Eastern 15-5,15-O Silver Creek 15-5,15-5 North Harrison 15-11,14-16,5-15 New Washington 9-15,6-15 West Washington 7-15,15-4,15-10 Floyd Central 4-15,1-15 'South Central 15-7,15-11 Medora 15-9,15-13 Salem 15-10,15-13 ' Austin 15-11,15-6 'Lanesville 10-13,15-13,15-1 Crothersville 15-9,13-15,15-0 SECTIONAL: Salem 9-15,15-1,1-15 ' Southern Athletic Conference Senior Karen Farier 84 Senior Jana Rickard VARSITY: In regular season the girls, varsity volleyball team won 12 matches and lost only 4 in establishing the schools best-ever record. Having lost 5 of the previous year's starters, the Braves were very inexperienced and a winning season was not expected. However, the girls hard work, dedication, and positive attitude greatly contributed to their record-breaking season. After dropping the first match of the season to Clarksville, the girls won 5 consecutive matches over Medora, Graceland, Henryville, Eastern and Silver Creek. The follow- ing four games were the toughest part of the season with a win at West Washington and losses to North Harrison, New Washington and Floyd Central. The girls finished the season with six straight wins in- cluding a victory over Austin which was the first for a BHS varsity volleyball team. In the Southern Athletic Conference, the Braves posted a 6-1 record for a 2nd-place finish, the highest ever for a BHS volleyball team. Senior Jana Rickard and sophomore Pam Nolot were named to the SAC All-Conference team. Jana was also chosen Bordenis Most Valuable Player at seasonfs end. JUNIOR VARSITY: The JV volleyball team also established a new school record with 14 victories against only 1 defeat. The JV squad won the first 13 matches against Clarksville, Medora, Graceland, Henryviiie, Eastern, Silver Creek, North Harrison, New Washington, West Washington, Floyd Central, South Central, Medora, Salem, and Austin. After their only loss of the year at Lanesville, the JV girls won their last match against Crothersville. Above: Sophomore Pam Nolot Left: Junior Shannon Alexander, Sophomore Pam Nolot. Junior Uarsity Wins Thirteen in a Row Before Losing. J.V. VOLLEYBALL: Front: MeIody Day. Paula Hosier, Mindi Brewer, Susan Price, Jill Smith, Milissa Bower, Manager Sherry White. Back: Coach A. J. McKinley, Becki Carlton, Cindy Kirk, Dana Jackson, Robin Myers, Coach Marilyn McKinley. Above: Sophomore M Right: Freshman Susan Price. Varsity Basketball Boys Win Eight of Ten for Home Fans. VARSITY: Front: Chris Gray, Richie Rice. Matt Adam, Tim Klein, Tony Wagoner, Tim Haas. Back: Coach Wes Porter, Jim Beam, Joe Nolot, Brian White, Tony Akers, Jerry Kirchgessner. tNot Pictured: Manager Mike Coxi . y t i 'V ti .o00009nngyti 4. 'r E v VARSITY: The 1982-83 year was what the coaches call a year of transition. A transition from a losing record to what is hoped to be a winning record next year. The team worked very hard through some very difficult circumstances. The Braves played their best basketball of the season down the stretch when they beat Eastern, West Washington, and Graceland. Perhaps their best game of the year came during the sectional. After a slow first quarter start against Floyd Central, the Braves were out-played by only three points in the remainder of the game. The Braves outrebounded the taller F. C. team tonly the second team all season to do soi and showed the fans a great effort against a team which eventually reached the Sweet Sixteen. Statistically, the team led their opponents in the following categories: free throw percentage t67.3Voi, rebounds per game t29.3i, steals t96i, and points per game t61i. Individually, senior Jim Beam received the Free Throw Award t76.8Voi and led in scoring t14.9 ppgi and rebounding t5.9 rpgi. Second to Jim in these categories was sophomore Jerry Kirchgessnert11.2 ppg and 5.1 rpgi. Jim received the Defense Award and Jerry the Hus- tle Award which shows that they did more than just score. Junior Chris Gray totaled first in assists t88i and steals i22i. During the season junior Brian White was named WXVWis Player of the Game in the win over Clarksville. The Braves lose only two seniors, Jim Beam and Joe Nolot. Joe received the Sportsmanship Award while Jim was named Most Valuable Player and SAC AII-Conference. Junior Tim Haas and senior Joe Nolot. Junior Chris Gray. 88 Juniors Tim Haas. Chris Gray. and Brian White. Junior Tim Haas and sophomore Jerry Kirchgessner. Senior Jim Beam. VARSITY SEASON RECORD 110-111 BORDEN OPPONENT 71 Eastern 58 50 1 New Washington 52 46 Charlestown 69 83 9th and 0 59 74 Medora 55 45 Salem 60 73 'South Central 58 59 1 Henryville 63 56 Graceland 45 37 Orleans 38 73 Clarksville 62 571OT1 'Austin 62 67 Medora 71 631OT1 Henryville 60 53 New Washington 57 67 Eastern 63 64 West Washington 61 69 'Crothersville 71 57 1 Lanesville 71 56 Graceland 47 SECTIONAL: 51 Floyd Central 64 'Southern Athletic Conference JUNIOR VARSITY: The J.st finished the season with a 9-11 record. After struggling in the beginning, they finally got on track by defeating Charlestown by a seven point margin. As the year progressed the boys continued to work hard and im- prove. They defeated such teams as Medora, Graceland, Lanesville, and 9th and O. Leaders on the team were Tony Wagoner, leading scorer 18.5 ppg1 and rebounder 110.51; Tony Akers, leading free throw shooter169.57::1; Randy Hein, leading field goal percentage162.1OA1; and Richie Rice, leader in assists 1391 and steals 1251. C TEAM: Record 5-8 EIGHTH GRADE: Record 0-16 SEVENTH GRADE: Record 12-5 Senior Joe Nolot. eith Brock, Ton ers Bobby Scott, Tony Nicks, Randy Hein, K ch Mike Carter, Tony Wagoner, K. c a B .m. m K .m T n, n u N 9 u 0 D h, H m S V. r a G m a d A e k u L n, 0 s k c a J t n e r B OH 5 r u H Y e k .m. R e, .m R .w h .w R h. n O r F M A E T B V. .II S R A V R m N U J Coa JUNIOR VARSITY 0 TEAM: Front: Shawn Thomas, Mike Brown, Gary Smith, Doug Nunn, Steve Williams. Back: Coach Tony Akers, Rickey Hurst, Brent Jackson. Randy Hein. Tony Nicks, Keith Brock, Darin Thomas. EIGHTH GRADE: From: Charlie Thomas, Alan Reid, Mark Marlman, Jody Green, Phil Whitson. Back: Jason Hall, Steve Morton, Bill ; Scott, Mike Bierly, Troy Casey, Steve Jackson. Wot Pictured: Coach Bob Asm. SEVENTH GRADE: Front: Greg Potts, Jim Fraley, Chris Green, Michael Baird, Chris Graf. Back: Coach Ray Weatherford. Brent Nicks, Sam Gray, Vince Ray. Steve Hopper, Jim Nolot. Mot Pictured: Russ Gray, Statistician; 92 Cheerleaders Encourage Students to Show Spirit. VARSITY: Front: Lisa Nale, Captain. Back: Lesia Beam, Jill Smith, Shannon Alexander. Meg Wynn, JUNIOR VARSITY: Tammy Thompson; Mindi Brewer; B. J. Fraley. Robin Myers, Captain. JUNIOR HIGH: Front:'Lora Lynch, Captain. Middle: Amy Brewer, Holly Lee, SPIRIT LEADERS: Front: Steve Gambill, Brave Spirit; Luke Adam, Chief Donna Casey. Back: Linda Nett. Spirit. Back: Dana Temple, Papoose Spirit; Melody Day, Squaw Spirit. SPIRIT WEEK AWARDS: Cheer Competition: Sophomores Red and Black: Seniors Glass Decorations: Seniors Poster Competition: Seniors Wheelbarrow Race: Juniors Trike Race: Seventh Grade Sack Race: Seniors Tug-of-War: Juniors 93 Girls' Basketball Teams Continue Winning Tradition. Coach Dan Callahan, Michelle Green, Theresa Book, Elaine Finn, Pam Nolot, Rita Kirchgessner. Michele Myers. Nancy Graf, Assistant VARSITY: FRONT: Manager Sharon Pearl, B. J. Fraley, Donna Graf, Kim Schleicher, Lesia Beam, Jana Rickard. Manager Susan Price. Back: Coach Barbara Callahan. r5 . . , 1 - A . , Senior Jana Rickard. Starters: Donna Graf. Jana Rickard, Rita Kirchgessner, Pam Nolot. Kim Schleicher. 94 This Page Sponsored By Farm Bureau Insurance, 945 Wall St., Jeffersonville. Senior Rita Kirchgessner Sophomore Pam Nolot and senior Jana Rickard. VARSITY: The 1982-83 varsity girls' basketball team finished the season with 17 wins and 5 losses, placed second out of eight in the Southern Athletic Conference, and won the Silver Creek Sectional Championship for the fifth time. These achievements were a continuation of the winning tradition which has been established by the girls' basketball program in its eighth year of existence. Defense was a key element to this year's team. A normally strong defensive team, Borden was even stronger this year. During the season Borden girls outscored their opponents by an average of 20 points. In the last 9 out of 10 games the opponents scoring average was held under 19 points. Responsible for much of this was defensive leader, Jana Rickard, one of only two seniors on the squad. Defense is a team effort, but Jana was an influen- tial factor to the rest of the girls. Her defensive prowess earn- ed her the Defense Award at seasonis end. The other senior was Rita Kirchgessner. While switching to a new role on the perimeter which would utilize her ballhandling capabilities, Rita provided the kind of senior leadership necessary for a good team. Rita, who received the team's Sportsmanship Award, was named SAC All-Conference along with junior teammates, Donna Graf and Kim Schleicher. This was a balanced team with everyone contributing. Donna Graf led the team in assists MD and free throw accuracy t60.3lVol, while sophomore Pam Nolot had the most rebounds t220t. Kim Schleicher was named Most Valuable Player, not because she led in any one category, but because she shared the load in all categories while performing very consistently. Kim averaged 12.5 points per game, shot 5004 from the field and 600A, from the charity stripe, had 29 assists and 122 re- bounds. Every starter and every reserve contributed throughout the season to the success of this years team. With the graduation of Rita and Jana will come the challenge to the younger girls to fill the void and keep up the hard work and dedication which yields success. JUNIOR VARSITY: t15-1l: The J.V.'s won the SAC and suf- fered only one defeat at the hands of Corydon, a loss they later avenged. A highlight of the season was a two point over- time victory over Floyd Central. 95 VARSITY SEASON RECORD Sophomore Theresa Book and senior Jana Rickard. 417-54 BORDEN OPPONENT 42 North Harrison 53 Crothersville 54 Brownstown 48 Eastern , 36 Salem 5 46 'Austin 56 4' Lanesville 4 56 Clarksville 5 I 35 Floyd Central 6 44 Salem ! 61 4' Eastern 5 3440B Corydon l 42 Charlestown 4 30 5 New Washington 1 52 Silver Creek i ; 50 'Henryville 1 53 4' South Central if 52 Mitchell ' SECTIONAL q 36 Salem ; 6 45 Silver Creek 1 50 Charlestown 43 Corydon Southern Athletic Conference . chmt'a REGIONAL: i JUNIOR VARSITY: Front: Manager Sharon Pearl, Paula Hosier. Jackie Seymore, Mindi Brewer. Triva Daugherty, Dana Temple. Jill Smith. Manager Susan Price. Back: Coach Dan Callahan, Michelle Green, Sean Isgrigg, Theresa Book, Leslie Stark, Elaine Finn. Lesia Beam. B. J. Fraley, Coach Barbara Callahan. EIGHTH GRADE: Record 10-6: Front: Carry Coleman, Donna Book. Jana Wagoner. Back: Melissa Wilson, Michelle Potts, Coach Charles Jackson, Cindy Payne. Tammy Benningfield. SEVENTH GRADE: Record 15-1: Front: Wendy Peay, Sarah Coleman, Candice Pennington. Back: Tracy Wagoner, Tammy Greenwell, Coach Charles Jackson, Amy Bower, Angie Wynn. Boys Track Improves Steadily with Young Team. f VARSITY: Front: Rob Graef, Gary Smith, Kevin Tharp, Mike Brown, Doug Nunn, Mike Cox. Middle: Lonnie Spencer, Rickey Hurst, Keith t Brock. Rusty Cook. Brent Jackson, John Ingram. Back: Terry Wingler, Randy Hein, Kevin Potts, Joe Nolot, Matt Adam, Tim Klein. Tim Haas. tNot Pictured: Coach Charles Jackson, Charlie AdamsJ ' VARSITY: The 1983 track team, consisting of two seniors, six juniors, ten sophomores, and three freshmen, showed con- sistent improvement throughout a rebuilding season. Defeating Silver Creek, West Washington, and South Central highlighted the season. The Most Valuable Track Award went to junior Tim Haas who accumulated the most points over the season. He also received the Sprinters Trophy. Tim com- peted in the 100 Dash, Low and High Hurdles, and High Jump. Sophomore Rusty Cook placed second to Tim in total points while showing improvement during the season in the 400, 200, and the long jump. Senior Joe Nolot, a valuable performer, placed second in the Discus in conference action with a toss of 1125 . Junior Mike Blankenbaker, who won Borden's Field Events trophy, placed third in the SAC in the Pole Vault with a 11'3 vault. Sophomore Charlie Adams was fifth at 10'. Specializing in the longer runs, sophomore Mike Cox won the Braves' Distance Trophy at season's end. Sophomore Rickey Hurst Freshman Randy Hein Junior Tim Haas W' Sophomore Charlie Adams Sophomore Mike Cox Girls' Track Team Set School and Conference Records. 1 l VARSITY: Front: Trena Carroll, Pam Walton, Melody Day. Jana Rickard, Jill Smith. Back: Dana Jackson, Michele Myers, Leslie Stark, ' Rita Kirchgessner. Sean Isgrigg, Michelle Green, Lori Klein. tNot Pictured: Coach Jerry Arrowood, Coach Emil Stark, Donna Graf, Cindy : 4: :I' joys: 4 4 ,wt. ' i . . 0 MM ' , ,t r w. , . .. . ' n - V 4 4 M. , . . 4; s , s . v t 4- v . . ' 0 t t. r . t - .- t t ' t - - 4 t 4 . t .y- ' ' . V , V . .. $ .x ' . ' 60-53 L 'V t, . b. . t t t ' t v 4 . r v t ,w 4 54 n I . ,. V ' j 4 .5 V . , ,1 i gt .. ' J V I' .5. '7, . s .- , y:. , . .. V s i 4 ' 4 ' . 't a ,. o L. s t . ' . 4 . e : g: , , V .97 , 4. .. u -' .3.- iv. 4 ; . x t ;- g , ' t I I I VARSITY: Having possibly the best-ever season, the girls' track team finished with an 8-4 record and placed third in the Southern Athletic Conference. School records were set by h the following: sophomore Leslie Stark in the 400 t1:02t, the L; 800 t2:22.2t and the 1600 t5215t; senior Rita Kirchgessner in the high jump t4'11 t; junior Donna Graf in the discus 0050; and the 800 m. relay team t1:59.3t comprised of sophomores : Michelle Green and Sean Isgrigg, junior Michele Myers, and t 1 Rita Kirchgessner. Sectional qualifiers were Donna Graf t6th t in discust, senior Jana Rickard t8th in low hurdlest, Rita Kir- t I chgessner thigh jumpt and Leslie Stark t2nd in 1600, 4th in I 800, 5th in 400; Leslie became the first girl to point in three ' events in sectional competition and this placed Borden 10th 4 of 27 schools. In the Regional Leslie bettered her record in 310 i the 1600 by 7 seconds, placed second, and advanced to the rir ma State Finals, only the second girl at BHS to do so. At season's end Leslie was named AlI-Conference and received the MVP and Distance Awards. Jana Rickard was the Most Valuable Sprinter, and Donna Graf won the Field Events Award. Senior Jana Rickard Sophomore Michelle Green Junior Donna Graf Freshman Pam Walton 5:.1: Mili-I-m-I-E-I-I-n-I- Ill-InIM JUNIOR HIGH TRACK: Front: Phil Whitson, Greg Potts, Jill Ellenbrand, Sarah Coleman. Melissa Wilson, Linda Nett, Regina Applegate, Jim Fraley, Todd Blackman. Middle: Charlie Thomas, Sam Gray, Jana Wagoner, Michelle Potts, Candice Pennington, Tracy Wagoner, Vince Wagoner, Michael Baird, Jody Green. Back: Coach Jerry Lizenby, Bill Scott, Mike Bierly, Brent Nicks, Felipe Gamez, Michael Jackson, Steve Hopper, Greg Roach. Baseball Team Loses Four Seniors. . . VARSITY: Front: Terry Wingler, Gary Smith, Terry Applegate, Darin Thomas. Middle: Bob Muntz, Tim Klein, Lonnie Spencer, Cary Ooley, Rickey Hurst, Brent Jackson. Back: Coach Mike Carter. Chris Gray, Bobby Scott, Joe Nolot, Jim Beam. Tony Wagoner. Jody Martin. Manager Delene Lott. I 2; 5 gm , I g H g I :I I V: 1? H 3 lg- l l I?! i I lwi .uiallg: ; 1;Mv llli 17 II Ila! I I VARSITY SEASON RECORD 0-13 BORDEN OPPONENT Austin North Harrison North Harrison Eastern Henryville Lanesville Orleans New Washington Henryville Crothersville South Central Silver Creek West Washington SECTIONAL Providence UIOOD-h-k-AOOOOON-L-Lw O JUNIOR VARSITY 9-3 West Washington Eastern Lanesville 1 Henryville Silver Creek CD-tQDOiN Junior Chris Gray. 102 Junior Cary Ooley Senior Jim Beam ;C . :za; 9 fwd Senior Bob Muntz Senior Joe Nolot 103 Girly Softball ls Added to Athletic Program. SOFTBALL TEAM: mecord 3-9x Front: Dawn Beams, Karen Farler. Susan Price. Misty Bobo, Stacey Wagoner, Paula Hosier, Manager Steve Williams. Back: Coach Jane Heavrin, Meg Wynn, Becky Taylor, Dana Jackson, Cindy Kirk. Kim Schleicher, Beth Ellenbrand, B. J. Fraley. x -r 22;; 'tsmzwmr ' - ' - - . , .. ., . , imiiimgzmiiii ' i ummmm' , Slum '5n .:'mm;' map r- II - , u! '- . savvy, ,, 1.2., . .ky-y Sophomore Cindy Kirk. Juniors Kim Schleicher and Misty Bobo. 104 ,4? 7W ?m g? Elementary Basketball i SIXTH GRADE: Front: Chad Graf, Mike Ehalt, Gary Fraley, Chris Ash, Treg Sorg, Trey Popp. Back: Coach Brian Robertson, Andy Martin. Troy McCutcheon, Tim Riddle, Patrick Graham, Tim Shouse. The sixth and fifth grade boyst teams finished with identical 11-1 records. I Both teams won their leagues and the I fifth grade team became West Clark i Champions in tournament play. FIFTH GRADE: Front: Scott Wagoner, Jamie Martin. David Goodhue, Dale Nunn. Jason Hopkins. Back: Eric Nale, Brent Casey, Mike Myers. Robbie Hicks. Nathan Drew, Sam Sumner. 106 53c Sixth Grade BEVERLY WYNN Union College, A.B. Jo Ann Adams Spaulding College, MS. Chris Ash Allison Beckett Brent Carter Travis Cheatham Lisa Cook Melissa Cooper Mike Ehalt Julie Faske Gary Fraley Mark Freund Chuck Fultz Jose Gonzales Chad Graf Greg Hardin Kenny Hurst Donna Isgrigg Andy Martin Chris Martin David Martin Troy McCutcheon Karen Miller Glen Monday Paris Nave Trey Popp Michael Rehmel Tim Riddle Bobby Shepard Treg Sorg J. D. Sprinkle Caramie Wilson Scott Zeller ? 7 b ; ; 107 ouw- 108 DANNY DAVIS OakIand City College, 8.8. Indiana University, MS. Michael Banet mtm Michael Bilyk wtm Patrick Graham mtm Trey Graninger mtm Kelly Hurst mtm Jan Jackson mm Adam Martin 51M Pamela Nicks WM Melody Potts wtm Tim Shouse wtm Kathy Smith mm J. J. Sparks mtm Mark Brown 61m Nathan Drew 6tm David Goodhue 61m Jason Hopkins 6tm Sandra Nicks 61m Dale Nunn wtm Cheryl Smith WtM Sandra Stone 61m Scott Wagoner wtm Gretna Whitson 61m Sonja Young 6tm Carrie King Gtm Misti Lynch wtm Fifth Grade -W Sandy Alexander Shawn Boyd MARILYN MCKINLEY Travis Burnett University of Louisville, B.S. Troy Carrol! Indiana University, MS. Brent Casey Tracy Ehalt Belinda Falk Clark French Paul Fultz Freeda Graf Jeff Graf Dawn Haas Robbie Hicks Tammie Hooe Brian Johnson Eric LeMaster David Lewis Jamie Martin Julie Mitchell Mike Myers Eric Nale Sandy Popp Stephen Schleicher Mary Smith Regina Smith Emil Stark Tom Stone Sam Sumner Todd Taylor Angela Walls David Webb Vicky White Shiela Winters LENA BROWN Central Normal College. 8.8. I.U. Southeast, M.S. Billy Beams Karen Beckett Troy Bland Dana Bowe Christie Carmack Steve Daut Johnna French Brian Hagest Jennifer Hicks Myra Hopper Tonya Hurst Tammy Jackson Jenny Martin Timmy McKinley Staci Porter Corrie Schleicher Troy Wagoner John Walls Mike White HO Fourth Grade w GAYNELL SATTERFIELD I.U. Southeast, B.S., M.S. Steve Baize ' Brian Beavin Tonya Blackman Dana Blankenbaker Kathy Burg Tim Casey Jamie Cissell Bobby Falk Donna Hunt C. J. Jackson Matthew Martin Tony Mings Jason Morton Traci Porter Allison Sarles Hobey Stanfield Shonna Whitson Chuck Williams Roger Wynn HI ' PAT EATON I.U. Southeast, 8.8., MS. .T. .4... - Jeremy Klein Brad Miller Brittany Moore Natalie Morton Donald Pfister Jason Popp Nicky Ray Todd Rehmel J. D. Rockey Roxanne Stewart i Brad Van Durme 3 Lesley Wilson 112 Third Grade ; .' u ,7! i :3 a g. Xe M'n JV 16 . -.2' - Alan Ball Josh Beavin Lisa Casey Samantha Cosby Rita Ehringer Monica Fultz Season Hawksley Roy Hooe Kim Jordan Third Grade JOANN WRIGHT Hanover College, 3.8. Indiana University, MS. Tim Beam Cheryl Boyd Jennifer Brian Laura Bryant Shannon Cantrell Christopher Freund Chris Goodhue Scott Graf Shaunna Graf Athenus Hurst Billy Jackson Keisha Jackson Tracy Knasel Mike Lawson John Lockmund Richie Myers Hector Nale Erica Price Michelle Shouse Brian Tharp Deneen Thomas Dawn Weatherford 113 114 LINDA LOCKMUND Indiana University, BS. Indiana State University, MS. Deloris Jackson Tom Jordan Dawn Karnes Jamie LeMaster Heather Lockard Becky Marsh Carrie Riddle Christi Scott Michael Sneed Jason Sprinkle Lori Stumler Justin Wade Kyle Akers Peter Bilyk Misty Brown Angie Burns Jennifer C!ayton Stewart Daily Damion Fay Timmy Fraley Alison Hurst Brian Hurst Second Grade I 1- -- Second Grade F- ; W 3 JEAN SMITH I.U. Southeast, 8.8., M.S. Missy Baird Tara Cantrell . Jack Coffman Michael Corley Candy Crone Melissa Crone Jason Dick Theresa Fraley Gary Hunt Michelie James Jayna Johnson Gabe Martin Aaron McKinley Ginny McKinley Lisa Payne Dustin Pennington Jake Pfau Eric Reid Kent Smith Ginny Starnes Danny Taylor Chad Thomas Brent Weatherford I 1 1 115 j l CINDY EMBRY Indiana University. 8.8., Ms. Toby Cheatham Joe Comer Travis Daily Beverly Falk Nikki Frame Eldon Fulkerson 4 : .m. Joni Givans ; Bartolo Gonzales ;; Nicole Griffey : Joshua Griffith Lori Hagest Nikki Jordan AngeIa King Salle Kruer Brandi Lewis , Heidi Martin 1 Lori McKinley i Jennifer MiIler Jason Pixley Steven Righthouse Daniel Sneed Clarissa Stewart Willy Ray Weatherford Jamie Yates First Grade First Grade MICKEY KAHL I.U. Southeast, BS, MS. Angie Applegate Amy Arrowood Holly Ash Ralph Berryman Angela Bierly Nikki Coffman Ricky Dreyer Tobi Drury Donnie Ellenbrand Christy Fay Laura Fowler Joshua Hurst Crystal James Shawn Kinser Nathan Lee Cindy Potts Angie Robinson Ann Scott Darren Taylor Scotty Tharp Trinity Tichenor Jacob Wilkins H7 -m- Chris Barnes Amanda Beavin Matthew Carter Brandi Cavins Beth Falk Jeff Gambill David Greenwell Diedrich Guenther Terri Humes Brad Hurst Chandra Hurst Crystal Hurst Pepper Hurst Trina Hurst Angela Lawson Emily Lockmund Chad McKinley Eric Mings Joshua Niece John Pixley Chris Rowan Lisa Stumler Jessica Wade Carrie Wells Morning Kindergarten ,. htk m. Afternoon Kindergarten SUE KOCHERT Kara Akers Tammy Beeler Shawn Bierly Jason Chism Gary Cooper Indiana University, BS, MS. David Daugherty Tammy Amber Ehringer Jeremy Hedrick Wesley Hillegas Tommy Hinds Jason Hurst Nikki Jackson Mary Johnson Chris Kinser Kelly Lewis Chrissy Lind Stephanie Lockard Jed Pfau Robin Rudd Porsche Don Sandbach Andy Schad Joyce White Amber Wilkins Elementary Basketball h GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Front: Gretna Whitson, Vicki White, Carrie King, Sandy Stone, Freeda Graf. Back: Tracy Ehalt, Karen Miller, Donna lsgrigg, Jan Jackson. Julie Faske. The elementary girls' basketball team, which ended the season with a 3-9 record, finished strong as runners- up in West Clark Tournament play. FIFTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Front: Debra Barryman. Back: Carrie SIXTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Sitting: Paris Nave, JoAnn Adams. Baker. Sponsor; Tammie Hooe; Kylene Baker; Sandy Alexander. Middle: Melody Potts. Top: Kelly Hurst. 120 WEBB AND LEE ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. Phone: 246-3394 246-3393 Route 2 Charles Lee-Pres. Garwood Rd. Borden, IN Charles Ball Vice Pres. Specialist In: Electric Wiring Electric Heating Electric Heat Conversion All Types of Electric Supplies Free Estimates 122 We1re growing your way! INDIANA SOUTHERN BAN K OF SELLERSBURG Sellersburg, 101 S. New Albany Street, 246-33311Borden, Hwy. 60, 967-2031 Hamburg, 7520 Hwy. 311, 246-4411Ueffersonville Area, 3828 Hamburg Pike, 282-1188 I Member FDIC E 123 CITIZENS BANK 8x TRUST CONGRATULATES THE 1983 GRADUATING CLASS . . . Best Wishes for a successful, exciting future! BANKING CENTERS SPRING 3 COURT I CLARKSVILLE 0 HAMBURG YOUNGSTOWN 0 ALLISON LANE ' GREENTREE MALL 0 COURT 8. WALL g TH'NK crnzsmsaANK H w 8 TPLB'T CO. MEMBER FDIC ever 124 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1983 GRADUATING CLASS. Cs? kImBalF Office Furniture PO. Box C Borden, Indiana 47106 Manufacturers of Office Furniture 125 1 FASHION SHOP FASHION SHOP AND SAVE , 3 Area Locations 1 Brand Names: Liz Claiborne ' Jordache J. H. Collectibles Calvin Klein Etienne Aigner Fays Closet Lee Jeans Alfred Dunner Levi Jeans Russ Togs ; Greentree Mall Shop 8 Save Fashion Shop . Hwy 131 336 Pearl St. N.A. Plaza Center Clarksville, IN New Albany, IN New Albany, IN 3 282-8469 948-1 1 13 944-6495 1 PRODUCTION , C34 CREDIT KRAFT S ASSOCIATION 1!. Sellersburg 246-9525 Louis J. Piet, Manager Sherry S. Ashley, Assistant . Paul F. Kraft Sr. Kurt D. Kraft j Farmers3pa T'me Farmers Paul F. Kraft Jr. Charles A. Kraft i Need Money For: 1 Seed Fertilizer ; Equipment Livestock ! 1 Car Truck 1 Barn Home Repair Other Need3?7 708 E. Spring Street Check Our: Service New Albany, Indiana Interest Rate . Other Advantages 126 1.414;;va 1 53! l I n; FRALEY,S MARKET 6919 Highway 31 E. Sellersburg, IN 47172 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Open All Year 246-4973 NH Mm n 1 I1 1!! Wm! F RlS BKANi Helping You Change Things For The Better Salem-South Salem-Campbellsburg-Pekin Full Service F.D.I.C. u unkhm. 5v ; .. . x u 127 l? FloydComtyBank New Albany, IN 47150 ZINK FURNITURE 7Locations ' Frigidare and Hotpoint Appliances 812-944-8421 Furniture and Carpets Pekin, IN 3E Phone: 967-3698 CLARK COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC 609 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, IN 246-3316 Energy Saved Today Brightens Tomorrow 128 FOUR SEASONS BORDEN AUTO SERVICE CENTER BAIT AND MARKET Deam Lake Entrance One of Southern Indiana's Most Complete Automotive Service Centers HWY- 50 Borden, IN 246-9429 967-2022 Gasoline, Diesel Fuel, Propane, Fuel Oil, Groceries, Tackle, Picnic and Camping Supplies HINTON CORBY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Auto-Home4Commercial-Life4Health 7705 Highway 311 Sellersburg, IN 47172 Joy C. Sumner Phone: Reed Loy 246-4824 Mike Whalen 246-5338 BILL THOMPSON MOTORS, INCORPORATED New 5 Used Cars 81 Trucks Custom Cabinetry BY Ph. 883-3537 Or 833-CARS 501 South Main Street Salem, IN 47167 1 KITCHEN CRAFT INC. BILLY MARTIN,S R .A. Faske STORE President I ' IN , Magtggfggg, 18121923-5084 Rt. m Box 196 I St. John Road Borden, IN 1 Furniture and Carpeting H General Electric Appliances um... Z JOE HUBER 1 FAMILY FARMS l 1 AND ORCHARDS 1 ; BEZY LUMBER i Quality Fruits and Vegetables 1 ; i WholesaIe-Retail U-Pick It E Compare Our Low Prices Before You Buy Our Speciality-Over 40 Varieties 1 Gilbert Bezy The Home of Freshness and Flavor! Close To Your Home. US. 60 West Borden, IN 47106 923-5597 923-5255 967-2021 130 RED CARPET DINER AND CARPET FIXERS Vinyl, Carpeting or Wallpaper P.O. Box 6 Borden, IN 47106 967-2159 mOnTEL mETHLf. lnC. ALLEN BROTHERS CUSTOM FARMING Greg John Jake 246-2936 246-4641 Memphis, IN 47143 LevPs Bass BENNETT,S Shoes, Clothing, and Furnishings Salem, Indiana Phone 883-4502 Your Headquarters For Formal Wear Jim Bennett Bob Holler David Bower 3 STEWART FUNERAL HOME Henryville, IN Phone: 126 2944300 24 HOURS H DH? I4 AND TRUST OF NEW ALBANY 1i Member ! New Albon Indiana i3 9' F.D.l.C. 4m STATE STREET 2014 STATE STREET 2221 STATE STREET 2592 CHARLESTOWN R03 GEORGETOWN IUS 3 045-3533 9453533 Inlldi K7090! 945-3533 051-2424 leury Iulldhg 3 SELLERSBURG . AUTO LICENSE BRANCH E ' No. 176 125 South Indiana Avenue Sellersburg,lndiana 47172 246-3213 John H. Werle Manager U-Pick Or Picked Fruits and Vegetables Open Year Around Starlite, IN 923-3832 Correc+ Floral Arrangemenfs for Every Occasion E. 7th and Spring 123 S.1ndianzt 945-5225 New Albany. IN 47150 246-2910 Sellersburg. IN 47172 GUTHRIE1S BUILDING SUPPLY Plywood, Windows, Doors, Lumber, Ready Mix, Etc. Everything In The Fine Building Line Phones: Henryville, IN WALKsS DRUG STORE 294-4310 246-4381 752-4503 116 S. Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, IN 246-3421 2Where Your Prescription Comes First FURNISH1S MARATHON Theaigomerence SERV'CE MURPHY-RUTH INSURANCE Air Conditioning Brake and Front End Service 103 Hwy. 160 East Henryville, Indiana 47126 Phone: 294-1338 Henryville, IN Ph. 294-1191 STATE FARM INSURANCE GD For insurance call For Insurance Call Danny R. Allen 106 Jackson St. Salem, IN 47167 883-2343 883-2147 Ride Control Specialists 1Tires 1 Frame Repair 18121 246-2795 7412 HWY. 31, SELLERSBURG, IN 47172 . 1 CLIFPS TRUCK STOP 1.; RESTAURANT 1 282-1379 282-1370 ' Interstate 1165 Jeffersonville, IN Open 134 24 Hours Since 1867 Downtown New Albany and Corydon Licensed-Insured Larry Stumler 923-8871 Complete Electrical Service Commercial Residential Industrial Radio Equipped Trucks New lnstallations-Maintenance2Repairs Energy Management Consultants Consultation-Installation CUSTOM CABINETS BY Inquire through your SWMBMITE BU'LDER S The Cabinet MamHmlSpeako but am. ;VV 1 ' CABINETS . BATHROOM FIXTURES 0 GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES pen 73'?3f?3.m STARLITE CABINET CO. BORDEN INDIANA 47106 7 923- 8805IN Exporters of Fine Walnut Logs and Other Hardwoods mama VENEER com: 1135;? PO Box 97 E, 25.3.2- . BORDEN, IN 47106 U-bfx. ' BARRY L. MARTIN, Pres. Telex 1-812-967-2916 27337 WASHINGTON COUNTY RURAL TELEPHONE CO-OPERATIVE, INC. Telephone 812-967-3171 Pekin, Indiana 47165 DAWALT FUNERAL HOME 204 East Market Street Salem, Indiana 47167 Telephone 883-3541 Dan Kelly, Sr. Patti Losson F. Dan Kelly, Jr. GIBSOWS SUPERMARKET Galena 923-8864 9 A.M.-10 P.M. Open Daily Quantity Rights Reserved Food Stamps Welcome MILDRED,S BEAUTY SHOP Hwy. 60 Borden, IN. Operators Mildred Hunt And Vivian Norris 246-3546 VALLEY DAIRY BARN Hwy. 60, Borden, IN 967-2992 Come and See Us Today! HARDWARE The Folks That Care Don, Chic, Bruce, Jeff, Rhonda, Erica, and Brigham Hwy. 60 Borden, IN 63411157113 SMITH 9 AEENBK cg 0 4 64,5 p HAL INSUR 3426 Paoli Pike New Albany, IN 944-771 1 Compliments of MARTIN1S L. THORN GROCERY 1 COMPANY INC. Borden,lN Building Materials Concrete Products Phone: 246-4461 WRIGHT BROTHERS 6000 Grant Line Road State Road 111 New Albany, IN 47150 White Sales and Service M We Sell The Best and Service The Rest Borden, Indiana Ph. 967-3029 Tel. 812-883-4206 John W. Hughes 812-967-2123 Dwayne E. Taylor ' HUGHES-TAYLOR FUNERAL HOMES, INC. 107 W. Mulberry St. Main St. Salem, IN 47167 Borden, IN 47106 DON JORDAN REAL ESTATE Builder4Real Estate Developer All Real Estate Needs Highway 60 Borden, IN 47106 967-2708 137 i Area Code 812-282-1356 E. M. COOT,S SONS, INC. 120 West Maple Street Jeffersonville,IN 47130 Funeral Directors WALLACE K. SMITH FRAMING Borden, IN 967-2366 MO JOHN F. BOLLY REALTOR AND INSURANCE 110 E. Utica St. Office 246-3087 Sellersburg, IN 246-3361 246-3897 138 F.A. WILLIAMS CO., INC. 103 W. Park Place 1Rear1Jeffersonville, IN 283-8488 283-9166 We Sell Happiness Wholesale Distributors For Mints, Gum, Cigars, Tobaccos, And Cigarettes Have Questions About Fund Raising? We Will Answer Them. Nights: Call Jim Rider 282-5564 HEUSER HARDWARE COMPANY 523 Spring Street Jeff, IN 47130 18121283-8144 DENTON 8x VOYLES, INC. Finest In Paving 1019 E. Utica Street Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 Telephones . Residence Sellersburg WCJCnfeg Cfeanerd 246-2118 8 246-3701 113 E. Utica Sellersburg, IN Office 246-3383 Phone: 246-2871 Alterations, Draperies, Leather and Suede Cleaning TRANSIT OIL co. KEY STOP TRUCK CENTER 1Mobil Truck Stop1 24 Hours Mobil Oil Products With Restaurant, Motel, and Lounge Junction 131 8 I-65 1 Mile North Of 4425 Hwy 31 East Jeffersonville, Indiana Clarksville, IN 288-7165 Diner For Fine Food ? Self Serve Truck Scales Western Union Showers We Never Close ADAM,S IGA , 1One Of The Finest Stations In Southern IN1 j . 380 s. Indiana Mgr. Ed Muller Sellersburg, IN -7 246-9978 Phone 812l283-4465 mg 11 SPORTING GOODS Quality at a Fair Price 335 Beckett St., Clarksville, IN 282-5400 Visa Master Charge Heating and Cooling RR2, Box 383 5016 Hwy. 62 Borden, IN Jeffersonville, IN 47106 47130 Home 246-4628 Business 246-6183 POSTAL INSTANT PRESS :40 The While - 0- Wait Printers 1 ROGEWS OILCO., INC. Hwy. 403 Sellersburg, IN 246-2492 Complete Line of Petroleum Products MCCAMISH STABLES Congratulations Class of 183 Horses Boarded Registered Appaloosas 6 Miles south of Borden on Hwy 60 246-9533 DIXON RACING S U PPLY Auto Parts Speed Equipment Machine Shop 2464478 SELLERSBURG STONE CO., INC. 601 S. Indiana Ave. Sellersburg 1019 E. Utica St. Machine Shop Service Sellersburg, IN 47172 211:8me ALEXANDEITS Incorporated GULF . 516-518 So. Indiana 87 Sellersburg, IN 47172 Phone: 246-4441 WILLY7S PIZZA Free Car Wash with Fill-Up 7305 Hwy. 60 S II b , IN 47172 e 9's '9 BREWERS GENERAL STORE 24-Hr. Food and Service BORDEN 246-4075 Mid-America's Favorite Since 1931 I41 Memories are made of this JEWELLERS The Ring Leaner 225 Pearl Strut 0 New Albany. IN 47150 Dial 945-2371 GreenTnc Mail 0 Clltluvlllo. IN 41130 Dlnl 288-7161 i Faake mund moulding, inc. l 6X3 jg Phone 246-3337 .1; 1 Metal Door Units-Benchmark 1 Pease 246-9644 1! Unfinished 81 Prefinished UNION 1 Interior Door 81 Door Units 1 Bifolds 1 Mouldings 1 Stair Parts 1 Spindles 1 Millwork 1 Metal Bifolds 1 National Locks 1 Misc. Hdwe. Open Mon-Fri 8 am-12 noon 12:30 pm-3:30 pm HAMBURG St. Johns Rd. Starlight 18121923-5601 SERVICE CENTER INC. 1 1 I . . Paris Bob and Paul Davis 410 Pearl Street 1 . - . Office New Albany, IN Owners 1 ' I I I SYStemS 944-7827 Junction I-65 Highway 60 Hamburg, Interchange 1 Royal, IBM, and Silver-Reed Typewriters 7312 Highway 60 Apple Computers and Software Sellersburg, IN 47172 2 Victor Calculators Complete Sales 81 Service WWW : Food Man ' Open 7 Days A Week Hamburg, IN SELLERSBURG Jim FordWanagen ; LOCKER, INC. 200 Sellers Ave. Sellersburg, IN 47172 INDIANA SOUTHERN TOOL 8: ENGINEERING CO. Erman Hurst Borden, IN Ph. 967-2006 LOSSON FLOWER THE NEW SHOPPE WASHINGTON STATE BANK Pekin,lN Ph' 967'3884 Henryville Branch Extra Touches Member F.D.I.C. That Make A Difference Phone: 294-4511 BOOSTERS WASH-SCOTT CO. GREG ANDRESS FARM BUREAU CO-OP New Albany Auto Body Repair Inc. Pekin, IN 47165 944-9932 W GRANTLINE FOOD MART ELECTRONIC SOUND CO. 6110 Hwy.111 Salem, IN 47167 Sellersburg, IN 47172 FLOYD KNOBS PHARMACY BOTTLE STOP Box 97 Borden, IN 47106 Uptown Floyd Knobs, IN 47119 HAND 6 CO. WOBS Salem, IN 47167 426 Bank Street New Albany, W 47150 I 1 ' 1 i WESTERN AUTO FLORENCE'S FLOWERS BY CAROL Salem, IN 47167 RR. 2 i 9 Salem, IN 47167 6 6 ES 1? '1 . . 1 can $4M $2va 34W .2 W 517m Rickara M9 Shrew 00ml Jug, mm W. 448w 7424M X . Dime Om 527+! W 632.11 WW gm KW 144