Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1984 volume:

To the students of Borden High School, the Borden Institute was a landmark which found a place in our ttschool-day,i environment. We grew to learn and accept the fact that it was tioff-limits to us. As for many other people of Borden, the nearly lOO-year-old former college served a purpose in their lives. In 1884, the Borden Institute was built by William Borden as a liberal arts college. Since then, the building has endured many years and several changes. One change the students can ap- preciate as part of their high schools history is the conversion of the Borden Institute into Borden High School. Also, in 1973, the Borden Institute was placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of Interior in cooperation with the Indiana Department of National Resources. Several reasons brought about the demolition of the Borden In- stitute. One reason was the unsuc- cessful attempt in securing money for the buildings preservation. The Historical Society was form- ed to try and save the building, but did not succeed in their many efforts. Herman Miller, superintendent of West Clark Community Schools, said the building presented a safety hazard to students who might have been playing near the building. The life of the Borden Institute was one year short of being 100 years old. The memory of the Borden Institute shall live on although the building no longer exists. r! a I. 12. 74c am 7am Waazm 30W, 7nde'aaa 4 W 1133 so .... .. 2. 2.. 5.... .... .. ...2..2.. 2.2.... .. . -. 2 .2 - .2.- 22. -.-.2.- -.. . .a . 2 2. 2.2.2.2. . .: 2... 2 2 .. 2. ,9:- ,lno HES! NT! ll! BRAVE 'I'lll'. hAboveh Senior Brian Hurst plays Santa Claus at the Homecoming. thJ The Sophomore class won the poster competition during Spirit Week. Wmummnn-Awuy'nu; M. , hAboveh David Martin buries his face in 01m Junior Sean lsgrigg awaits a dunk at whipped cream while eating his way the Junior's hSpring Fling. through. wpper lefn Homecoming Queen, Melody Day, receives a victory kiss from Senior Matt Adam. hmiddleh The 1984 Homecoming Queen and her court. mpper rtJ Sophomore Jill Smith is escorted by Sophomore Randy Hein. hboveh 1-2-3-PULL! Every class par- Week. The Junior class was one class to be haboveh Freshman, Donna Book peddles ticipated in the Tug-of-War during Spirit defeated by the Seniors. away in the Trike Race. 10 The FHA consists of members from the grades 9-12. The FHA sponsors many activities but is a group to make new friends. Ac- tivities include: Halloween Costume Day, Daddy Date Night, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Christmas Party, and Mr. and Miss Senior Basketball. The FHA wishes to give many thanks to sponsor Betty Dykes who makes being in FHA a pleasure and memorable experience. Officers: Wronn Pam Nolot, President and Betty Dykes, Sponsor. Back-left to righn Lori Klein, Student Council; Trena Carroll, Student Council; Elaine Finn, Secretary-Treasurer; Lesia Beam, Vice President; Lisa Allen, Recreational Leader; and Becki Carlton, Reporter. Row 1 Left to righn Susan Brown, Misty Bobo, Trina Lozier, Jana Wagoner, Sandy Cooper, Kelly McCamish, Holly Lee, and Sponsor Betty Dykes. Row 2: Amy Bland, Kelly Kruer, Jill Smith, Cinnamon Crone, Trena Carroll, Mindi Brewer, Dana Temple, and Connie McCutgheon. Row 3: Tammy Benningfield, Lisa Nale, Meg Wynn, Linda Nett, Connie Sneed, Jackie Eurton, Sherry White, Donna Book, and Laura Blackman. Row 4: Cindy Payne, Millisa Bower, Lori Klein, Becki Carlton, 2X Has; LQESJ 'EQ Qiigf Lesia Beam, Dana Jackson, Becky Taklor, and Cindi Kirk. Row 5: B. J. Fraley, Tammy Thompson, Michelle Myers, Pam Nolot, Leslie Stark, Theresa Book, Elaine Finn, Michelle Potts, and Lisa Allen. Several girls along with their dads Leslie Stark and Mother for the night, Sponsor of FHA, Betty Dykes, acts out one for dates listen closely to instruc- Mrs. Ball participate in the sack race try- of the games played during Daddy Date tions during Daddy Date Night. ing to Win for their team. Night. Holly Lee and her mother are on the Becky Taylor along with her mother pose for a picture together after winning a racing move trying to Win the apron game game during Mother Daughter Night. to put their team ahead. Car abuser Kevin Potts, watched closely muscles. Did the Army build them up The Dunking Booth, run by Pam Nolot and by his fans, takes a few swings to test his Kevin? Lesia Beam, was a big splash! h S 334 mm ,, , t w'V , '. w Tony Akers takes time-out to show the Running the Ticket Booth was Bobbi Hall The Junior Class wishes to thank youngsters how to play basketball. and Barbara Cullins. everyone for their support. 12 Group Picture: deft to righth Row 1: Davy Peay, Chip Daut, Lora Lynch, Michelle Potts, Mike Ehalt, Bruce Rowe, and Holly Lee. Row 2: Melody Day, Felipe Gamez, Mindi Brewer, Lori Klein, Doug Nunn, Jill Smith, Dawn Harperree, and J an J ackson. Row 3: Milissa Bower, Kenny Hurst, Kathy Smith, Elaine Finn, Ted Roach, The Student Council for the 1983-84 school year started its fund-raising projects early in the year and was very successful. The Student Council's projects are generally of two kinds: those that concern students and the school, and those that involve coopera- tion with community agencies and individuals outside of school. The Student Council consists of members from grades 7-12 who are interested in student govern- ment and want to learn many of the techniques of leadership. The Student Council wishes to thank Sponsor Paul Webb for everything hets done to make be- ing on Student Council an enjoyment. Officers: tleft to rightk Chris Gray, Vice- President; Tim Haas, President; Mindi Brewer, Treasurer; and Jill Smith, Secretary. Trena Carroll, and Lesia Beam. Row 4: Pam Nolot, Steve Jackson, Tony Akers, Tim Haas, Jerry Kirchgessner, Troy Casey, Tim Klein, and Chris Gray. rm .. nnww y;- .W$i,me,-.Te iLeft to righti Row 1: Lisa Nale, Jill Smith, Meg Wynn, Shannon Alexander, Michelle Green, Kelly Kruer, Lora Lynch, and Holly Lee. Row 2: Connie McCutcheon, Trina Daughtrey, Dana Temple, Mindi Brewer, Donna Book, Linda Nett, Jana Wagoner, Talking about having spirit, well this Booster Club sure has it. This Booster Club showed pride in our school, working together as friends and backing our teams with lots of spirit. The Booster Club sponsors several activities such as Spirit Week and Homecoming. Officers: iFronti Jill Smith, Treasurer; iBacki Mindi Brewer, Secretary; and Lesia Beam, Vice President. Not Pictured is Kim Schleicher, President. Trina Lozier, Lynnette Harmon, and Pam Walton. Row 3: Melody Day, Cinnamon Crone, Lori Klein, Lesia Beam, Cindi Payne, Milissa Bower, Trena Carroll, Tammy Benningfield, Becky Taylor, and Fraley, Michelle Potts, Elaine Finn, Lisa Allen, Theresa Book, Pam Nolot, Tammy Thompson, Becki Carlton, and Michelle Myers. Rosie Owens. Row 4: Connie Sneed, B. J. 14 E .-l njevingj Every MQgggtngu tLer Getting the beat Kevin Potts and Shawn Thomas perform their specialty ttAnother One Bites the Dusth during a seasonal basketball game. f'f' Some of our fondest memories were discovered in being in such groups as the Booster Club. This group works hard to arouse spirit and get things going around school. From serious to silly moments each member gave all his or her support in making this school year a memorable one. tLer Portraying the unknown teacher, Betty Dykes, played a major role in creating fun this school year. tAbovet Darn! Now what did Mr. Lock- mund send me out here for! tLer Caught in the act of impersonating David Lee Roth of Van Halen is Dawn Beams during a Booster Club Dance. 16 Earning the following titles are: Chief-Senior Matt Adam; SquaW-Senior Melody Day; Brave-Sth grader Sam Gray; and PapooseeSth grader Wendy Peay. The awesome Junior Sack Race Team defeated all other teams in this competi- tion to become Spirit Week Champs. The team includes: row l-Lesia Beam, Bryan Jackson, Kelly Kruer, and Michelle Green. Middle-Tony Akers. Row 2-Theresa Book, Brent Jackson, Tony Nicks, and Pam Nolot. Overpowering all other classes, the Senior Class was victorious in the wheel barrow race. As you can see their muscles were to their advantage. This team consists of: first row-Tim Haas and Jake Allen. Se- cond row-Matt Adam, Brian Hurst, Chris Gray, and Brian White. Not Pictured-Tim Klein and Tim Berryman. hLefn The sophomore class was victorious in the poster contest with a little help from Mr. T. Junior Tony Nicks put up a good fight in the pie eating contest but was defeated by Senior Kevin Potts. hBottomh The senior class pulled away with a victory while backed by a cheering crowd. 1983a84h ' This years homecoming was quite an affair. The Booster Club, having the Christmas Spirit, put together their ideas and hard work to make this years homecoming a good one. The club selected several Christmas songs which the band played to support the theme. Even Santa Claus tplayed by Brian Hursti attended this years crowning. Receiving the title of the 1983-84 Homecom- ing Queen was Senior Melody Day. tRighti Our new 1983-84 BHS Homecom- ing Queen, Senior Melody Day. Last years queen, Junior Pam Nolot, puts the title sash on Melody as she waits to be escorted to the throne. Sophomore Dana Temple was named First-runner up as she steps forward to receive her flowers from Pam. This page is sponsored by WSLM 18 The court consisted of Flower Girl, Brinity Marlman; Crown Bearer, Mitchel Carter; Freshman Donna Book, Junior Elaine Finn; Sophomore Dana Temple; Junior Lesia Beam; and Senior Melody Day. Walking in is Brinity Marlman, Pam Nolot, and Mitchel Carter. Awaiting the name of the new queen the candidates, their escorts, and the cheerleaders wait calmly. 20 A3211 Borden High SchooPs band, under the direction of Phillip Pitt, did very well in marching com- petitions-Grayson County, Leit- chfield, Ky.: Second place in Field Show; Oldham County, Ky.: First place Field Show; Shelbyville County, Ky.: First place in Field Show; Best Percussion, Best Music, and Best Flags; Franklin- Simpson, Ky.: Second Place in Field Show and Best Flags; Butler amid. 03 Be; PEJQ High School, Louisville, Ky.: Third Place Field Show and Best Mar- ching; Salem High School, Salem, IN: Third Place Field Show; and LaRue County, Ky.: Second Place Field Show; Best Parade Band, and Best Flags. Picture includes: Ust Row Melody Day, Jill Ellenbrand, Terry Applegate, Kevin Tharp, Mike Hurst, Jody Martin, Steye Williams, Mark Marlman, Mr. Pitt. and Row Holly Lee, Tammy Thompsom, Michelle Green, Missy Swafford. 6rd 1113 -1. Q1511! Row Angie Cissell, Candice Pennington, Lynete Harmon, Meg Wynn, Amy Brewer, Dawn Beams, Greg Potts, Danielle Williams, Cinnamon Crone. Nth Row Chris Green, Misty Bobo, Susan Price, Greg Burns, Dana Temple, Katrina Popp, v v i - B. J. Fraley, Jill Smith, Mindi Brewer, Kim Schleicher. 6th Row Stephen Gambill, Alan Reed, Jason Hall, Chris Gray, Steve Jordan, Steve Hurst, Shawn Thomas. wth Rovw Tammy Benningfield, Beth Ellenbrand, Christine Zeller, Michelle Potts, Rose Owens, Sean Isgrigg, Ann Wilson, Becki Carlton, Cindy Payne, Lora Lynch, Lisa Nale. Not pictured Kevin PottsJ i-tIIIIIAl-tm-J g The fine-performing flag corps members are aront rowh Tammy Benningfield, Lora Lynch, Lisa Nale Captaim, Rosie Owens, and Christine Zeller. mack row Becki Carlton, Michelle Potts, Sean Isgrigg, and Cindy Payne. Pep Band Left to righn Row 1: Katrina Popp, Greg Potts, Misty Bobo, Angie Cissell, and Dawn Beams. Row 2: Jill Ellenbrand, Lynnette Harmon, Jill Smith, Christine Zeller, Dana Temple, Terry Applegate, Melody Day, and Phil Pitt, Director. Row 3: Mindi Brewer, Chris Green, Alan Reid, B. J. Fraley, Becki Carlton, Tammy Thompson, Cindi Payne, Tammy Benningfield, and Cinnamon Crone. Row 4: Steve Williams, Mike Hurst, Shawn Thomas, Jason Hall, Steve Jordan, Steve Gambill, Steve Hurst, and Mark Marlman. The 1983 B.H.S. Marching Band entered the field for competition led by senior field commander Melody Day. 21 The Senior Band members are few in number but high in spirit. Row 1: Melody Day, Clarinet; Meg Wynn, Clarinet. Row 2: Mike Hurst, Drums; Steve Jordon, Trom- bone; Chris Gray, Trombone. Row 3: Misty Bobo, Trumpet; Lisa Nale, Oboe; and Lyn- nette Harmon, Clarinet. Band director Phillip Pitt directs the band to learning their music for marching contests. Band Award Winners: Row 1: Cindy Payne, Melody Potts, Holly Lee, and Greg Potts. Row 2: Missy Swafford, Cinnamon Crone, Michelle Green, Jody Martin and Jason Hall. Tom Band Booster, Judy Bobo, enjoys the hayride during the band s picnic. Middle ler Steve Gambill entertains by becoming the first human scarecrow. Middle righ0 Field Commander, Melody Day, and Band Director, Phil Pitt, walk forward to proudly receive an award at LaRue County. Chris Gray performs his solo of Almost Like A Song as Melody sways to the music. Bottom rightJ Band members and band boosters get together for one last time to say their final good-byes. 24- IE 6? l.-. . L- e L619 M $53331; GQEJL $53.30ng With many new and creative ideas, the Yearbook Staff has put much time and effort into the 1984 Echoes. The staff, consisting of many determined students and a spon- sor, has been a success due to the ability to put ideas together and the ability to work together. Editors: tTop to bottom, left to righw Triva Daughtrey, Editor h Chief; Michelle Green, Managing Editor; Becki Carlton, Peoples Editor; Lynnette Harmon, Copy Editor; Lesia Beam, Young Peoples Editor; Pam Nolot, Activities Editor; Elaine Finn, Sports Editor; and Lisa Allen, Advertising Editor. Staff Picture, Row 1: Pam Walton, Shannon Alexander, Lynnette Harmon, Triva Daughtrey, Lisa Nale, Jill Smith, and Chris Fender, sponsor. Row 2: Trena Carroll, Connie Sneed, Lori Klein, Lisa Allen, Jackie Eurton, Cinnamon Crone, Becky Taylor, and Meg Wynn. Row 3: Michelle Myers, Pam Nolot, Theresa Book, Elaine Finn, Michelle Green, Becki Carlton, and Lesia Beam. Making; tine; Grades! National Honor Society consists of Juniors and Seniors who have maintained an A-B average scholastically are considered by the faculty for membership in the Borden High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. A faculty screening process judges the eligible students on the basis of character, service, and leadership. Members include: Row 1: Shannon Alexander, Lesia Beam, Tony Akers, Barbara Cullins, and Kim Schleicher. Row . .1 ii! p: go 2: Richie Rice, Michelle Green, Kelly Kruer, Stacey Wagoner, Pamela Nolot, and Elaine Finn. Row 3: Connie Sneed, Leslie Stark, Milissa Bower, Becki Carlton, and Tammy Kruer. Row 4: Jackie Eurton, Steve Jordan, Chris Gray, Tim Haas, Lisa Nale. Row 5: Terry Applegate, David Blessinger, and Cary Ooley. 1 , :4 s 1 t SENEQRS . higho Merlin Howlett and Shannon Alex- WelOWO Matt Adam clears the bar With a ander are named Valedictorian and powerful Jump. Salutatorian. mbovw Donna Graef goes for a lay-up as Kim Schleicher watches. wbovw Varsity cheerleaders, Meg Wynn and Shannon Alexander, get ready to do a cheer at a pep session. highn Exchange from Monterrey, Mexico, Juan Pablo Padilla tries to portray Mr. Daugherty. 26 and Papoose are as Melody Day and Matt Adam watch. ttop leftt Varsity cheerleader, Shannon tabovetMembers ofttOffthe Track'tjam to . , . IT- t . . ., ' L ttop cornert Lynn announces who Brave Alexander, does the splits. Footloose. tmiddlet Homecoming Queen, Melody Day, throws the ball to start the beginning of the Varsity game against Henryville. Uefn Cary Ooley warms up for an impor- tant game against Silver Creek. MERLIN HOWLETT VALEDICTORIAN Merlin took the vocational route in high school. He took Diesel Mechanics for two years at Prosser Vocational School. He worked in the library for four years. He main- tained a grade point average of 3.914. He plans to attend Nashville Auto Diesel College in Nashville, Tennessee. SHANNON ALEXANDER SALUTATORIAN Shannon majored academically taking all offered courses in Mathematics, English, Spanish, and Science. She maintain- ed a grade point average of 3.900. She participated in sports all year. She plans to attend Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana for four years. Her definite major is still undecided. Q!l:ll n J 'l 'I W OFFICERS: Shannon Alexander, Vice President; Cary Ooley, Treasurer; Tim Haas, SPONSORS:Juanice Ball and PhilPitt. President; Meg Wynn, Secretary. 28 v MATTHEW WAYNE ADAM Basketball 10-12; Track 1 l- l 2; Student Council 9; B.H.S. Chief. SHERYL LYNN HILL ADAM Teacher Aide; Volleyball; Library Aide. SHANNON RENEE ALEXANDER Teacher Aide 9; Yearbook Staff 1 1-12; FHA 9- 12; Booster Club 9- l 2; Volleyball 9-12; Captain 12; Basketball 9-10; Cheerleader 11-12; Track 9; Ten- nis 9- l2; Echoes Queen Court 9; Homecoming Queen Court 10; Homecoming Committee 1 1-12; Spirit Week Committee 11-12; Prom Commit- tee l 1; Class Vice President 9,10,12; Class Treasurer 1 1; Class Favorite 9- 10; Hoosier Girls State Delegate 1 1; National Honor Society 11-12; Century III Readers Runner-up 12; Participant of Franklin College Math Contest 12. STEVEN JACOB ALLEN Student Council 9; VICA l 1- 12. TERRY LYNN APPLEGATE Band 9-12; National Honor Society 11- 12; Library Aide l 1- 12; Baseball 1 1- 1 2; Basketball Statistics 10-12; Volleyball Statistics 12. TIMOTHY R. BERRYMAN Football 9; Track 9-1 1. ADONICA MARIE BIERLY MIKE BLANKENBAKER Track 10-12; Basketball 9. DONNA MECHELLE BLANTON Tri-Hi-Y 9-10; Pom-poms 10; Softball 12; Student Secretary 12. DAVID PAUL BLESSINGER National Honor Society 11-12; Library Aide 10-12. MISTY DAWN BOBO Band 9-12; Volleyball 10; Track 9; FHA 10-12; Softball 11-12; Tennis 10; Spirit Week Committee 10-11; Prom Commit- tee 11; Student Secretary 10-12; Band Play 10; Teacher Aide 9-1 1. GARY D. BURNS Band 9-1 1. JEFFREY WAYNE BURNS ROTC. WILLIAM CALFEE DELMAS C. COUCH TRIVA K. DAUGHTREY Teacher Aide 9,12; FHA 9-10; Booster Club 10-12; Basketball 11; Co-editor of Yearbook 12. MELODY MICHELLE DAY Cheerleader 9; Tennis 9; Volleyball 10- 11; Band 9-12; Flag Corps 10-11; Cap- tain 11; Field Commander 12; Band Play 10; Booster Club 10-12; FHA 11; Teacher Aide 11; Class Representative 11-12; Spirit Week Committee 10-12; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Com- mittee 1 1-12; Homecoming Queen Court 11; Homecoming Queen 12; B.H.S. Squaw 1 1-12. MICHAEL A. DEEN VICA 11-12. JACQUELINE M. EURTON FHA 1 1-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Na- tional Honor Society 1 1-12; Teacher Aide 10; Library Aide 1 1; Student 1 l- 12; Prom Committee 1 1. MELISSA D. FOX VICA l l. DONNA K. GRAF Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12. NANCY A. GRAF Basketball 11-12; Co-ed Correspondent 11; Teacher Aide 10. CHRISTOPHER T. GRAY Tennis 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Boys State Alternate 11; Baseball 9-12; Track 9,12; Student Council Vice Presi- dent 12; Class President 11; Class Favorite 9-10; Band 9-12; Clas- Representative 10; Timekeeper 10-12. TIMOTHY C. HAAS Basketball 9-12; Tennis 9-12; Track 9- 12; Class President 12; Student Council President 12; DAR Good Citizen Award 12; Prom Committee 11; National Honor Society 11-12; Track MVP 11; Senior Play 12; Yearbook Staff 11. JAMES LOUIS HALL, JR. Track 9,12; Booster Club 9. TIMOTHY J OHN HARDIN LYNNETTE SUE HARMON Band 9-12; Treasurer 12; Yearbook Staff 11-12; Copy Editor 12; Booster Club 12; Teacher Aide l 1; N ational Honor Society 11-12; Prom Committee 1 1; Homecoming Committee 12; Spirit Week Committee 1 1-12. BRIAN SCOTT HEDRICK Basketball 9; Library Aide 1 1-12. JEFF ALAN HEDRICK MERLIN J. HOWLETT Libr'ary Aide 9-12; National Honor Society 1 1-12; VICA 1 1-12. BRIAN EDWARD HURST Tennis 9,12; Yearbook Staff 11; Library Aide 9. MICHAEL E. HURST Track 9- 10; Band 9- 1 2. MICHELE YVONNE JOHNSON Teacher Aide 10; Library Aide 1 1. STEPHEN KEITH JORDAN Band 9-12; Basketball Manager 9-10; Basketball Statistics 9-12; Volleyball Scorekeeper 9-12; Boys State Delegate 11; National Honor Society 11-12; Senior Play 12. TIMOTHY A. KLEIN Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12; Cross Country 11-12; Baseball 11-12; Student Council 11. JOHN W. KORTE Library Aide 10- 1 2; VICA 1 1. 32 MICHELE R. MYERS Cheerleader 9; Basketball 9-11; Track 9-12; Volleyball 9-12; Captain 12; FHA 9-12; Booster Club 9-12; Yearbook Staff 1 l- 12; Class Secretary 10; Student Secretary 10- 12; Prom Committee 11; Teacher Aide 9-1 1; Tennis 9. LISA ANN NALE Basketball 9; Tennis 9-1 2; Cheerleader 9-12; FHA 9-12; Booster Club 9-12; Secretary 1 1; National Honor Society 1 1-12; Band 9-12; Flag Corps 9-12; Captain 12; Quad- State Band Delegate 9-11; WKU Honors Band 12; Yearbook Staff 11- 12; Girls State Delegate 11; Prom Princess 11; Prom Committee 11; Fall Festival Queen 83-84; Senior Play 12; Class Secretary; Century III Leadership; Student Counci19-10. SHERRY KAY NIECE Student Secretary 1 1- 12. CARY TRENT OOLEY Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9-11; Ten- nis 9-12; Boys State Alternate 11; Class Representative 11; Class President 10; Class Treasurer 12; National Honor Society 11-12; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 10- 11; Student Secretary 9-12; Franklin Math Contest 12; Timekeeper 9-12; Tennis MVP 11-12; Baseball MVP 11; Tennis Sectional Champ 12; Ten- nis SAC in Singles Champ l2. JUAN PABLO PADILLA KEVIN A. POTTS Band 9-12; Track 1 1-12. KIMRA ANN SCHLEICHER Basketball 9-12; Band 9-12;Tennis 9-10; Softball 11-12; Booster Club President 12; Track 10; National Honor Soceity 11-12. CONNIE SUE SNEED. FHA 11-12; Booster Club 11-12; Yearbook Staff 11-12; Prom Committee 11; Class Treasurer 10; Teacher Aide 10; Of- fice Aide 11-12; Student Secretary 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12. MALINDA F. TROXEL CHERYL ANN WALLACE National Honor Society 1 1- l 2. BRIAN K. WHITE Basketball 9- l 2. DEBORAH TAYLOR WINGLER National Honor Society 1 1-12. em. 1 v.1 .4 .uth 1k, ' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shannon Alexander Tim Haas BEST DRESSED Michele Myers Tim Haas BEST LOOKING Shannon Alexander Chris Gray MOST POPULAR Shannon Alexander Chris Gray MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Meg Wynn Jay Hall MOST ATHLETIC Donna Graf Chris Gray BEST CAR Kim Schleicher Tim Haas MARY MARGARET WYNN Track 9-11; Softball 11-12; Cheerleader 9-12; Band 9-12; Class Vice President 11; Class Secretary 12; Yearbook Staff 10-11; Booster Club 9-12; Secretary 11; FHA 9-12. NOT PICTURED: SCOTT ALAN AKER LONNIE STEWART SPENCER MOST COURTEOUS Connie Sneed Juan Padilla MOST PREPPIE Meg Wynn Tim Haas MOST PUNK Melody Day Jay Hall MOST COOPERATIVE J ackie Eurton David Blessinger MOST DEPENDABLE J ackie Eurton Tim Haas MOST SCHOLARLY Shannon Alexander Merlin Howlegt CLASS PET Shannon Alexander Chris Gray CLASS PEST Meg Wynn Walter Calfee MOST BASHFUL J ackie Eurton Terry Applegate MOST QUIET Lisa Fox Terry Applegate WORST DRIVER Misty Bobo Lonnie Spencer CLASS CLOWN Melody Day Jay Hall LOUDEST MOUTH Misty Bobo Chris Couch BEST ALL-AROUND Shannon Alexander Tim Haas ...: .- 9,u--u .-.-.v- , LEI! l.-... 09g. t Right: Pidgie McDougal tries to make the move on Oscar Bozemby. Below Left: Silas Dobbins stirs the coals to warm up the waiting room of the train station. Below Middle: Evalina Bumpass goes to sit down as henpecked Willie Woodson follows. Above Right: Reginald Vanderventer sneaks some cheese from Mrs. Guarinots basket while everyone is gone. Left: Oscar Bozemby, guarding his bag, and Pidgie McDougal sleep comfortably at station waiting for a relief train. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. John Morgan ' Silas Dobbins Flickie Nelson Betty Phillips Joan Parker Mrs. Guarino Antonia Guarino Bill Lindsay Mr. Oscar Bozemby Willie Woodson Reginald Vanderventer Evalina Bumpass Miss Pidgie McDougal J ake Allen Tim Haas Michele Myers Shannon Alexander Connie Sneed Melody Day Donna Blanton Kevin Potts Tim Berryman Tim Klein J ackie Eurton Meg Wynn Lisa Nale In the senior play, iiOff the Trackii, the set- ting takes place in a small town. The only buildings in this town are the train station and a few houses. The train going past jumps the tracks, leaving the characters waiting in the station for a relief train. Miss McDougal tries to get Mr. Bozemby's bag, which he won't let out of his sight. Generous Mrs. Guarino offers everyone food from her basket. Mrs. Vanderventer says that she wouldnit eat her food, but while everyone leaves she takes some cheese. While taking it, she drops her pearls in Mrs. Guarinois basket. She ac- cuses Mrs. Guarino of stealing her expen- sive pearls. There is a trial and Mrs. Vanderventer admits to taking the cheese and dropping the pearls. At the end of the play, Pidgie McDougal takes Oscar Bozemby's bag while he is asleep. Do you remember what was in it? Above Left: Bill Lindsay acts as the lawyer of Mrs. Guarino, who is accused of stealing Mrs. Vanderventeris pearls. John Morgan acts as the Judge of this trial. Oscar Bozemby is on the witness stand even though he knows nothing of the case. Above Right: Shane Mauck entertains the audience between acts. Left: Bill Lindsay, Joan Parker, Flickie Nelson, Betty Phillips, Willie Woodson, Evalina Bumpass, Mrs. Guarino, and Antonia Guarino. The Seniors left for their trip on Sunday, April 15, and returned on Friday, April 20. The places they visited were Gettysburg, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and Hershey, Pennsylvania. Some of the sites they visited included Arlington Cemetery, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, John F. Ken- nedyts grave, and Mount Vernon. The seniors would like to thank Phil Pitt and Juanice Ball for be- ing great sponsors. Right: Standing under a cherry tree at Arlington Cemetery are Misty Bobo, Connie Sneed, Mike Blankenbaker, Donna Graf, Meg Wynn, Kevin Potts and Lisa Nale. Below Left: Senior Sponsor. Juanice Ball, shows the seniors how to stop the traffic. Below Right: Donna Graf stands on top of a building in Gettysburg. Top Left: At Gettysburg are Cary Ooley, Jake Allen, and Misty Bobo. Top Right: At Gettysburg, Brian Hurst, Cary Ooley, Jake Allen, Tim Klein, and Chris Gray stand on a statue. Middle Left: Connie Sneed, Misty Bobo, and Nancy Graf at Arlington Cemetery. Bottom Left: Kevin Potts and Donna Graf stand in front of Mount Vernon. mm am -1 3.513s; BEES ' KIM SCHLEICHER TIM HAAS Mr. and Miss BHS are selected by the faculty from a list of seniors who qualify scholastically by having a B- average. This selection of 3 boys and 3 girls is made on the basis of character, service, and leadership. The student body 9-12 votes to determine who is named Mr. and Miss BHS. Tim Haas has participated in tennis, track, and basketball for 4 years. He has been president of his class in 12th grade, and president of the student council. He was voted Track MVP in the 11th grade. He has been in National Honor Society for 2 years. Kim Schleicher participated in softball, tennis and basketball. She was president of the Booster Club in the 12th grade. She was in National Honor Society for 2 years. She was voted the 1984 Queen of the Junior-Senior Prom. This page is sponsored by Law Offices of Young, Lind, and Endris. 38 7 Top Left: Merlin Howlett giving his Valedictorian Speech. Top Right: Shannon Alexander giving her Salutatorian Speech. Below Left: Class President Tim Haas giv- ing the Welcome. Below Right: Lisa Nale helps Triva Daughtrey get ready before the Gradua- tion Ceremony. Left: Walking down the steps minutes before graduation are Donna Blanton, Brian Hurst, Tim Klein, Juan Pablo Padilla, and Lynnette Harmon. Below Left: Lynnette Harmon, With tears in her eyes, hopes she is ready for this new beginning. Below Right: Misty Bobo expresses her sadness of ending a life she has known for many years and her happiness of a new life about to begin. Below: Jay Hall tips his hat and shows he is ready for the world. WORLD, LOOK OUT! Senior Athlete Jacket Winners: Tim Klein, Donna Graf, Chris Gray, Michele Myers, Tim Haas, Steve Jordan, Shannon Alexander, Cary Ooley, Terry Applegate. Jacket Winner Chris Gray warms up for an important match. Tennis is only one of the sports that Chris lettered in. Jacket Winner Donna Graf shoots a very important free throw. Track, along with basketball, are the sports that Donna let- tered in. This page is sponsored by GREEN PRINTING. 42 Top Left: Beth Ellenbrand hands Chris Top Right:Queen Kim Schleicher and King Bottom Right: Beth Ellenbrand crowns Gray his mug as Kim Schleicher secures Chris Gray. Lesia Beam as Jerry Kirchgessner and the crown on her head. Connie McCutcheon. Bottom Left: Princess Lesia Beam and Prince Jerry Kirchgessner. A 3193:22th The 1984 Junior-Senior Prom took place at the Galt House Fountain Room on May 12, 1984. The Welcome was given by Milissa Bower then the Response was given by Shannon Alexander. For dinner everyone enjoyed a ribeye steak with a tossed salad and a baked potato. The colors were blue and silver, and the flower was a carnation. The Junior Class Motto was ttWe have tomorrow in our dreams of to- day. The song was I.O.U. by Lee Greenwood. The band was the Triple R and K Band. The King and Queen were Chris Gray and Kim Schleicher. The Prince and Princess were Jerry Kirch- gessner and Lesia Beam. Top Right: Chris Gray and Jake Allen talk by the ice carving of 84. Middle: Tim Haas and Jill Smith. Below Right: Blankerbaker. Sean Isgrigg and Mike Dina Hillegas, Tammy Kruer, Shanda Nor- ris, Krista McCamish and their dates sit at their table after dinner. kl 1 r: .ng Top Left: Matt Adam and Pamela Nolot stand by the ice carving. Top Right: Jerry Kirchgessner and Kelly Kruer enjoy a slow dance together. Middle Left: Tammy Kruer and Mike Rice. Middle Right: Chris Gray and Milissa Bower. Bottom Left: Tony Akers and Lesia Beam. Bottom Right: Lonnie Spencer and Melody Day. mbove rtJ Bruce Bowe is very studious working as a teacher's aide. mbovw Jill Smith and Susie Daut listen attentively in class. How Ho-hum! This is so much fun, says Chris Graf. E abovw Chris Ash is working out in PE. a UtJ Lasting friendships-Juniors, 8E Theresa Book and Lisa Allen. Uefn Junior, Tony Nicks watches as one of his customers goes through the obstacle course at the ttSpring Fling. tbelowt Mr. Porter instructs as one of his students follows directions. tabovet Ms. Nicholson and her well-known tabovet This Victory sign was found at the geometry 01385- end of the Junior's hall decoration whlch won it. Glass 0 v OFFICERS: Lesia Beam, Student Council; Jerry Kirchgessner, Vice President; Pam Nolot, Treasurer; Elaine Finn, Secretary; Tony Akers, Student Council; Milissa Bower, President. Luke Adam Charlie Adams Tony Akers Lisa Allen Lesia Beam Donna Beavin Frank Berryman Laura Blackman Theresa Book Tom Borden Milissa Bower Bruce Brandenburg Keith Brock Ed Brown Toni Canary Becki Carlton Missy 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 Sue Harrell Dina Hillegas Paula Hosier Rick Hurst Steve Hurst Juniors prepare for the Prom and Senior Trip! Tim Hardin Sean Isgrigg Brent J ackson Bryan J ackson Dana J ackson Allen Johnson Rob Jordan J erry Kirchgessner Cindi Kirk Kelly Kruer Tammy Kruer Connie McCutcheon Jody Martin David Mitchell Robin Myers Tony Nicks Pamela Nolot Shanda N orris Rosie Owens Chet Potts Richie Rice Diane Richards Junior Schmidt Bob Scott Gary Smith Leslie Stark Missy Swafford Kevin Tharp Stacey Wagoner Tony Wagoner Rob Wheatley Sherry White Tony Williams Glass Q1: 98553 ' OFFICERS: Dana Temple, Treasurer; Trena Carroll, Secretary; Mindi Brewer, President; Jill Smith, Vice President. . L-KgAan' lI Susan Barnes Dawn Beams Michelle Bilyk Mindi Brewer Mike Brown Naomi Bryant Trena Carroll John Cavins Sandy Cooper Cinnamon Crone Susie Daut David Eve Donnette Fergison Brian Fergison B. J. Fraley Kevin Frame Tim French Steve Gambill Theresa Griffey Tracy Hale Randy Hein Carla Isgrigg ' Lori Klein Sophomores begin their fund-raising events early! Ronnie Kruer Angie Lothery Shane Mauck Kelly McCamish Scott Nicks Kelly Neihoff Doug Nunn Katrina Popp Susan Price Ted Roach Bill Smith Jill Smith Becky Taylor Dana Temple Darin Thomas Shawn Thomas Tammy Thompson Pam Walton Bill Wells Danielle Williams Steve Williams Ann Wilson Christine Zeller OFFICERS: Holly Lee, Treasurer; Lora Lynch, Vice President; Michelle Potts, Secretary; Troy Casey, President. n .- w .an v u. , ; . .. Tammy Benningfield Mike Bierly Todd Blackman Amy Bland Phil Bland Becky Boesing , Donna Book Chuck Burg Missy Butt LeRoy Callam Troy Casey Angie Cissell Sherri Cooley Pam Cooper Lisa Cullins Bobby Daugherty Kim Davidson Brigetta Eves Valerie Fultz Felipe Gamez 52 Freshmen order class rings! Jody Green J ason Hall Steve J ackson Brian Karnes Holly Lee Gene Lozier Trina Lozier Wanda Lozier Lora Lynch Mark Marlman Billy McCarty Linda Nett Cindy Payne Michele Potts Alan Reid Billy Scott Charlie Thomas J ana Wagoner Phil Whitson Greg Williams OFFICERS: Stanley Daut, Vice President; Sam Gray, President; Candice Pennington, Secretary; Amy Bower, Treasurer. Michelle Alexander Mary Allen Mike Baird Donnie Berry Nicki Berryman Doris Book Bruce Bowe Amy Bower Amy Brewer Greg Burns Terry Carroll Donna Casey Tempie Cook Stanley Daut J ill Ellenbrand Jim Fraley Troy French Joe Gilpin Valerie Goodhue Chris Graf Sam Gray Chris Green , Tammy Greenwell Mike Hedrick Steve Hopper Eighth graders order class keys! Gary Hurst Shannon Hurst Willie Hurst Mike J ackson J ames Jordan T. J. Koetter Allison Kruer Susan LaFollette John Lovell Shannon McCutcheon Tricia Miller Brent Nicks Jim Nolot Wendy Peay Candica Pennington Greg Potts Vince Ray Mike Riggs Pat Riggs Greg Roach Donna Scott Scott Spencer Julie Standiford Angie Wadsworth Tracy Wagoner Angie Wynn 55 vs-r..gw 56 OFFICERS: Kathy Smith, Secretary; Dawn Harperee, Treasurer; Davy Peay, President. Vice President; Jo Ann Adams Chris Ash Beth Baker Mike Banet Allison Beckett Mike Bilyk Cindy Blanton Marnie Blatz Brent Carter Travis Cheatham Missy Cooper Mike Ehalt Julie Faske Gary Fraley Kate French Mark Freund Chuck Fultz Michelle Gargan Chad Graf Trey Graninger Greg Hardin Alice Harmon Dawn Harperee Kelly Hurst Kenny Hurst Kenny Hurst, Seventh graders adapt to their first year downstairs . Donna Isgrigg J an J ackson Missy Johnson Adam Martin Andy Martin Brian Martin Chris Martin David Martin Troy McCutcheon Karen Miller Paris Nave Pam Nicks Davy Peay Trey Popp Melody Potts Mike Rehmel Tim Riddle Tim Shouse Kathy Smith J. J. Sparks J. D. Sprinkle Treg Sorg Scarlet Wheeler Tina Young Scott Zeller 57 9Top righn Principal Mr. Wayne B. Pearl 1979-1984 9Abovd Counselor Mr. Charles J ackson WM WWW WWW WNW 9Bottom righn Vice Principal and Athletic Director Mr. J. Micheal Carter LEFT; Paul Webb ABOVE; Melva Carter LEFT; Joe Daugherty ANDREA ARNOLD History, English, Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. JAUNICE BALL Health, Art, University of Evansville, B.A., Indiana University, MS. BARBARA CALLAHAN History, Geography, English, In- diana University, B.S., Indiana State University, MS. DANIEL CALLAHAN Industrial Arts, Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. MELVA CARTER Business, Indiana State University, B.S.,M.S. MIKE CARTER Mathematics, Health, Indiana State University, B.A., M.S. JOE DOUGHERTY Chemistry, Science, Western Ken- tucky University, B.S., M.S., Univer- sity of Sussex, D.Sc. BETTY DYKES Home Economics, Murray State University, B.S., University of Louisville, M.Ed. CHARLES GRANINGER English, Bellarmine College, B.A., In- diana University, MS. JANE HEAVRIN English, East Carolina University, B.S., University of Louisville, M.Ed. JERRY LIZENBY Mathematics, I.U. Southeast, B.S. THOMAS LOCKMUND Biology, Science, Indiana State University, B.S., M.S. LOIS MARSHALL Library, Science, Indiana Universi- ty, B.S., M.L.S. ALLAN J. McKINLEY English, Spanish, Hanover College, B.A., Indiana University, MS. BRENDA NICHOLSON Mathematics, English, Indiana University, B.S., M.S. PHILLIP PITT Music, Western Kentucky Universi- ty, B.M., LU. Southeast, M.S. WESLEY PORTER Physical Education, Greenville Col- lege, B.S., Indiana University, MS. PAUL WEBB Government, History, University of Louisville, B.S., Indiana University, M.S.,Ph.D 62 Right: COOKS: Mary Money, Shirley Nolot, Nancy Robertson, Sheryl Davis, Audrey Nichols, Ruth Sparks, tNot Pictured, Helen DanserL Below:SECRETARY:Shei1a Danner. The staff at Borden High School works long hours to keep our school in working order. Sheila Danner takes the time to answer the telephone and greet visitors that come into the office. Sue Ooley keeps track of lunch ticket sales and the Book Store. The Cooks prepare well-balanced meals daily. Martha Schleicher willingly treats ill students. The Teachers Aides help elementary students. The Custodians keep our school clean and Jim Sparks makes sure things work correct- ly. The Bus Drivers are up early to take students to school. We are very proud to have such a dedicated staff. EXTRA CURRICULAR SECRETARY, NURSE:MarthaSchleicher. TREASURER: Sue Ooley. -i WQIPKE Left: ELEMENTARY TEACHERS AIDES: Muriel Lewis. Below: CUSTODIANS: Shirley Potts, Alpha Miller, Betty McKinley, Royetta McKinley, Kevin Jackson, Not Pictured, Jim Sparks, Cheryl Shousey BUS DRIVERS: Front Row: Donald Nicholson. Back Row: William Eurton, Luttrell, Mary Margaret Book, Melvin 'Frank Brown,Lillian Hurst,Anna Klein. 3 Klein, Rudolph Cook. Raymond Book, Paul Rat rm eeOn the run with number one! Junior, Leslie Stark, and her favorite hobby. U'U 8th grader, Wendy Peay, handling the ball while looking for a teammate. melowe The cheerleaders attempt to arouse the crowd's spirit during the school song. mbovee Junior, Michelle Green, poses a move in eAre you ready for BHS? 0-H Behind the face mask we find Jody Martin attempting to catch a ball. Sports FALL Cross Country Tennis tBt Volleyball WINTER Basketball Cheerleading SPRING Tennis th Track Baseball Softball Tim Haas takes this hurdle with great ease. Senior, Brian White, drives for two points while Junior, Jerry Kirchgessner picks the defense. 4, '1 L. h g I '0 Senior, Brian Hurst, ttStrokes the ball't, as Senior, Shannon Alexander, goes down CoaCh Lockmund would say- with style while setting the ball. Paula Hosier bumps the ball while the rest Pam Nolot serves the ball. of the team stays ready. Back Row: Left to Right:. Shannon Front Row: Mindy Brewer, Cindy Kirk, Alexander, poach; A' J- .McKlnley, Pam Dana Jackson, Milissa Bower, Becky Nolot, Leslie Stark, Mlchelle Meyers, Carlton,Stacey Wagoner,Jill Smith. Coach; Marilyn McKineley, Paula Hosier. The Braves captured the schoolis first volleyball Sectional Championship by defeating Eastern, West Washington, and Salem in the Eastern Sectional. The girls finished the regular season with a new school record of thirteen wins against three losses. They began the season with seven consecutive wins before suffering their first set- back, and they then won six of their last seven matches to establish the new record. The Braves finished second in the Southern Athletic Conference with a mark of four-to two. Pam Nolot and Michelle Myers were named to the All-Conference Team. Shannon Alexander receiv- ed the Hitting Award, Michelle Myers the Spiking Award, and Pam Nolot the Serving Award and the Most Valuable Player Award. Above: Paula Hosier blocks a spike. Below: Pam Nolot serves the ball. REGULAR SEASON W Clarksville 15-2 15-9 W Medora 15-1 15-7 W Graceland 15-2 15-1 W Henryville 15-6 15-8 W Eastern 15-7 15-6 W Silver Creek 15-7 15-1 W North Harrison 15-10 15-8 LNew Washington 15-3 11-15 4-15 W West Washington 16- 14 15-2 L Floyd Central W South Central 6-15 6-15 7-15 15-10 15-11 15-9 15-1 12-15 15-12 15-6 11-15 15-6 15-9 LLanesville 10-12 16-14 10-12 WCrothersville 15-5 15-9 SECTIONAL W Eastern 15-10 15-0 W West Washington 14-16 15-8 15-12 W Salem 16-14 14-16 15-7 REGIONAL L Jeffersonville 0-15 13-15 W Medora W Salem W Austin Shannon Alexander sets the ball for a spike while the others stay ready. 67 Award Winners: Rebounds, Pam Nolot; Sportsmanship, Theresa Book; Assists and Steals, Donna Graf; Free Throw and MVP, Kim Schleicher; Not Pictured: Nancy Graf, Defensive Ability. This years Girls Basketball Team posted the best season record ever; 2-2. The Team managed to go as far in State Tournament play as any other team weive had-to the Finals of the Regional. While meeting several of the Teams goals, we managed to accomplish a few Firsts. The win over Floyd Cen- tral was especially gratifying because we had never beaten them before. We had lost to Cor- ydon twice last year; during regular season play and by one point again in the first round of the Regional and we defeated them this year. Last year we were defeated by Salem in the Holiday Invitational Tournament and we made a good correction with that competition this year by defeating them three times: for the Championship of the 1983 Holiday Invitational Tournament, in regular season play, and for the Championship of the IHSAA Silver Creek Sectional. Our most difficult lack of success was with our Conference rival, Austin. We finished in Second place in the conference standing with only one loss-Austin-which was our only loss in regular season play. The end of our basketball season came with the loss to Austin in the finals of the Regional at New Albany which gave us our second loss on our record. While there is little consolation in losing, there can be some comfort in knowing the loss was to a team ranked in the top ten in the state. Losing three Seniors; Donna Graf, Nancy Graf, and Kim Schleicher, will create a serious gap for the retur- ning players to fill. Kim, this years MVP and leading scorer, Donna, our point guard with tremendous outside shooting ability, and Nancy, with her strong defensive ability, gave us the kind of team balance that few teams could match. Kim Schleicher uses good form in shooting free throws. Girls battle for the ball in Sectional. , A Left to right: Coach; Barbara Callahan, Nancy Graf, Elaine Finn, Theresa Book, Pam Nolot, Lesia Beam, Donna Graf, Coach; Dan Callahan, mot picturedL Kim Schleicher. The winning tradition continues! Senior, Donna Graf puts up a free throw while Senior Nancy Graf looks on. CROTHERSVILLE NORTH HARRISON BROWNSTOWN SALEM EASTERN AUSTIN LANESVILLE CLARKSVILLE FLOYD CENTRAL SALEM EASTERN CORYDON CHARLESTON NEW WASHINGTON SILVER CREEK HENRYVILLE MITCHELL SOUTH CENTRAL SILVER CREEK CHARLESTON SALEM CLARKSVILLE AUSTIN 69 Left to Right: Tim Klein, Matt Adam, Brian Asst. Coach; Mike Carter, Chris Gray, Tim Smith. Not Pictured, Coach Wes Porter. White, Tony Akers, Jerry Kirchgessner, Haas, Tony Wagoner, Richie Rice, Gary Chris Gray dribbles the ball. Tim Haas goes up for a shot. Guys play solid defense. SEASON RECORD 44 Eastern 43 New Washington 58 Crothersville 55 Charlestown 65 Ninth 8: O 64 Medora 68 Salem 51 South Central 48 Henryville 44 Orleans 57 Clarksville 67 Austin 88 Medora 44 Henryville 46 New Washington 39 Eastern 43 West Washington 66 Lanesville 39 Graceland 37 Paoli 42 Graceland 43 North Harrison 5... i if . , a 1.24 . fl 1 as si Jerry Kirchgessner puts up a free throw. The 1983-84 Borden Braves boys basketball team compiled a record of thirteen wins and nine losses. This winning record was accomplished in spite of the fact that this was the toughest schedule ever played by the Braves. The strengths of the team were: tough defense, balanced scoring, good rebounding, and good free throw shooting. The weakness was once again the lack of size. The victory over Graceland by two points in the sectional ranks as one of the best played games in Borden History. This victory came one week after the Braves had lost by twenty- eight points to the Warriors. Other victories, were over Salem, Austin, Crothersville, Henryville twice, South Central, Ninth 8; 0, New Washington, Clarksville, Lanesville, and Medora, twice. This team for their size achieved vv' as much as any Borden Team. T This page is sponsored by Farm Bureau Insurance 71 The Cheerleaders enjoyed the successful season almost as much as the guys. We begin our season a lot earlier than the team by go- ing to camp in July and competing with other squads throughout the state. The girls attended camp at Greencastle, In., and participated in cheer competition daily. The girls were judged daily and awarded ribbons for their ac- complishments. The overall spirit award was awarded daily and passed from squad to squad dur- ing the week. It was our delight to be given the spirit award on the final day and was able to bring home the spirit megaphone. I have enjoyed working With the girls this year and look forward to a Top to Bottom:Lisa Nale and Meg Wynn. ' succeSSful season neXt year. Left to Right: Lisa Nale, Meg Wynn, Thanks for all the support glven Shannon Alexander,Michelle Green. to the girls. K Front: Left to Right; Lisa Nale, Jill Smith, Michelle Green, Meg Wynn, Shannon Alexander, Back, Sponsor Lynn Gray. Top to Bottom: Lisa Nale, Jill Smith, Shannon Alexander, Meg Wynn, Michelle Green. Above: top to bottom; Jill Smith, and AbovezMichelle Green,Junior. Michelle Green. Back; left to right: Lisa Nale, Shannon Alexander; Front, Jill Smith, Michelle Green, and Meg Wynn. .m m... .J Sprint ld Event MVP and Distance , ,.,wzmww,.ww W4: MVP. 1e nor, was Rusty Cook, Mike Cox, Jun Mike Blankenbaker, F Mike Cox, 0 9 o , Right Below: Awards Award Award Award. ilk? Rick Hurst, Junior, goes over the bar in High Jump. In v... Ii ii?! I 6!, The Boys Varsity Track Team had a good season in the 1983-84 school year With more wins than losses. Due to the versatility of its members the track team was able to keep point scores up at the meets thus bringing home a Win- ning season record. Left; Charlie Adams, Junior, clears the bar in High Jump while Senior Matt Adam waits his turn. Front row, Left to Right: Doug Nunn, Mike Hurst, Mike Bierly, Doug Morris, Richie Adam, Randy Hein, Tim Klein, Rob Graef, Brown, Billy McCarty, Mike Cox. Second Rice, 380k ROW: Kevin POttS. Bill Smith, Coach Charles Jackson, and Coach Wes Row: Gary Smith, Charlie Thomas, Rick Tim Haas, Mike Blankenbaker, Matt Porter. Junior Leslie Stark, Most Valuable Player. Front Row: Jill Smith, Amy Bland, Rosie Owens, Melody Day. Middle Row: Pam Walton, Linda Nett, Sue Harell, Donna Graf, Lori Klein, Trena Carroll, Cindy Kirk. Back Row: Coach Emil Stark, Sean Isgrigg, Elaine Finn, Leslie Stark, Theresa Book, Michele Myers, Michelle Green, Manager Steve Jordan. Q 95, L: L- M m La LH! 6 19 L-' as $3 c, u t- 5 L- GP Q t: L' tug $0M l'OW; left to right: Holly Lee, Jana Paula Hosier. Back row: Connie Fraley, Dana Jackson, Kim Schleicher, 88011813 Stacey Wagoner, Becky Taylor, McCutcheon, Lisa Allen, Manager, B. J. Beth Ellenbrand, and Coach Jane Heavrin. 77 Top Left: Senior Cary Ooley. Top Right: Senior Chris Gray. Bottom L'th: Junior Brent JBCkSOD- Bottom Right: Sophomore Darren Thomas. Bottom Left: Junior Tony Wagoner. Bottom Right: Sophomore Darren Thomas. Top: Front Row; Troy McCutcheon, Darren Thomas, Terry Applegate, Cary Ooley, Gary Smith, Phil Whitson, Tim Shouse. Back Row; Coach Max Ooley, Tim Klein, Rick Hurst, Tony Wagoner, Chris Gray, Jody Martin, Brent Jackson, Coach Terry Wingler. N Go! Team, Go! C Team: Front Row: Darren Thomas, Charlie Thomas, Phil Whitson. Back Row: Steve Jackson, Mike Bierly, Troy Casey, Mike Brown, Billy McCarty. Most Valuable Player, Senior Tim Klein. Charlie Thomas, Richie Rice, Luke Adam, Tim Klein, Leslie Stark, Gary Smith, Mike Cox, Brent J ackson, Manager. Hit that ball, Beamer! Lesia Beam, Junior Above: Shannon Alexander, Senior, studies her hit. Below: Lisa Nale, Senior, uses determina- tion in her shot. Left to right: Dana Temple, Mindy Brewer, Shannon Alexander, Lisa Nale, and Coach, Lesia Beam, Pam N olot, Becki Carlton, Sue Ooley. This page is sponsored by Borden Lions Club y A a, ., n-m.wa- fusyyki; 431a . g.gmvnk WVVAWMw WW ,1 ' Becki Carlton returns a hit while her part- ner awaits yet another return. i; v Mindi Brewer warms up for the game ahead. Pam Nolot makes use of a strong forearm hit. Cary has had an outstanding tennis career at Borden High School. The fall of 1981, Cary's sophomore year, yielded him seven wins-four losses while playing part of the season number one singles and the rest number two singles. With the start of his junior year, Cary played ex- clusively number one singles and established an impressive four- teen wins-three losses record for that season. Caryts senior year brought him success that was to make him one of the most outstan- ding tennis players of Southern Indiana. He established an in- credible twenty wins-one loss record tall number one singlesx He was conference number one singles champion, All Conference, undefeated in regular season competition, MVP at Borden for the second year, and advanced to the finals of the IHSAA number one singles tournament, Regional Competition at North Central High School in Indianapolis-this was his only defeat of the season. Caryts ability, desire, and com- petitive spirit will no doubt bring him much success in the future. We wish him all the best. Cary Ooley; right. 93! I 2. . I I .- p as o. lazIIEI-IIIZIzliHEIiI-II -s Cary Ooley; right and above. Left to Right: Back Row; Tony Nicks, Jerry Kirchgessner, Tim Haas, Chris Gray, Coach; Tom Lockmund. VARSITY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Singles 20-wins-l loss 9-wins-9 losses 9-wins-81038es fail Cary Ooley il2 Tim Haas ff3 Brian Hurst Doubles ill Tony Wagoner lO-wins-7 losses Chris Gray Ai2 Tony Nicks Jerry Kirchgessner 9-wins-81088es Left: Senior, Chris Gray. Left to Right: Front Row; Tony Wagoner, Brian Hurst, Gary Ooley. This was an exciting and outstanding season for Borden's Boys Tennis Team. The team as a whole had a winning season of ten wins-five losses and of the seven varsity players six had individual winning seasons and one broke even. Our four Seniors, Cary Ooley, Tim Haas, Brian Hurst, and Chris Gray have been excellent team members and will be missed as we begin our 1984 season. We wish them all much success in their future. .2; . Right: Tim Haas, Senior, keeps his eye on the ball for a speedy return. Borden Opponent New Albany South Central Silver Creek Lanesville Paoli Brownstown Austin New Washington Eastern South Central Seymour Providence SAC Tourney Lanesville Henryville New Washington Sectional 2 3 1 4 5 4 4 5 5 l l 1 5 5 4 IHOOIhA$OOHHcHhNW Above: Jerry Kirchgessner, Junior, 1 Below: Brian Hurst, Senior, returns the up front in the match. p ays ball with a quick backhand. Back Row, Left to Right; Mike Cox, Tony Nicks, Bobby Scott, Randy Hein, Tracy Hale, Frank Berryman, Coach; Mike Carter, Front Row, Doug Nunn, Brent Jackson, Rick Hurst, Keith Brock, Luke Adam, Gary Smith. The C Team. Back Row, Left to Right; Mike Cox, Steven Jackson, Mike Bierly, Troy Casey, Mike Brown, Billy McCarty, Front Row; Darren Thomas, Charlie Thomas, Phil Witson. Not Pictured: Coach: Tony Akers Sr. The 1983-84 Junior Varsity finished the season With a record of 12-7. Some of our wins were over schools much larger than ours, such as Charlestown. We averaged 40.9lgame while allow- ing our opponents only 37.9lgame. This years group of young men was very exciting to watch. There were very few moments this year when they werenit hustling and playing hard to win. With continu- ing hard work and determination, many of these young men will be an asset to next years varsity. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were few in number this year but that didntt stop them. They led the Junior Varsity Basketball Team to a Winning season. Right: Captain Kelly Kruer, Lora Lynch, Holly Lee. Below: Freshman Lora Lynch does a back-walk-over. Right: Captain Kelly Kruer, Holly Lee, Lora Lynch. Top Left: Sophomore Jill Smith. Top Right: Sophomore Mindi Brewer. Bottom Right: Junior Becki Carlton. J.V. Volleyball Record 15- Clarksville Medora Graceland Henryville Eastern Silver Creek North Harrison New Washington West Washington Floyd Central South Central Medora Salem Austin Lanesville Crothersville Bottom Left: Front Row: Jana Wagoner, Linda Nett, Milissa Bower, Jill Smith. Middle Row: Mindi Brewer, Lori Klein, Trena Carroll, Donna Book, Becky Taylor. Back Row: Coach A. J. McKinley, Becki Carlton, Michelle Potts, Sean Isgrigg, Dana Jackson, Coach Marilyn McKinley. Tammy Thompson tteam managert cuts down the net after the victory game of the Silver Creek Sectional. Girls Varsity Basketball Team-Front: Jill Smith, Mindi Brewer, Jana Waggoner, Paula Hosier, Back: Coach Dan Callahan, Elizabeth Fraley, Sean Isgrigg, Leslie Stark, Michele Potts, Asst. Coach Barbara Callahan. -4 I Seventh and eighth grade girls battle each other in the red and black game. Wendy Peay drives in for a jump shot. Back row, left to right: Candice Pennington, Tammy Greenwell, Angie Wynn, Coach; Jeff Hunt, Amy Bower, Tracy Wagoner, Angela Wadsworth. Amy Bower shoots a free throw. Second Row: Tina Young, Kate French, Wendy Peay, Valerie Goodhue, Karen Miller, Beth Baker, Front: Davey Peay, Marnie Blatz. 91 f Front: Michael Rehmel, Trey Graninger, Back: Chris Ash, Joe Gilpin, Coach Jerry Lizenby, Andy Martin, Troy McCutcheon, Chris Martin. Front: Trey Graninger, Chad Graf, Chris Graf, Troy French, David Martin, Trey , Popp, Michael Rehmel, Michael Banet 1 Manage10, Middle: Joe Gilpin, Don Berry, 92 Chris Ash, Greg Roach, Tim Riddle, Chris Green, Tim Shouse, Mike Baird, Andy Martin, Back: Michael Jackson, Steve Hopper, Jim Nolot, Vince Ray, Sam Gray, Willie Hurst, Brent Nicks, Coach Jerry Lizenby. J.H. Cheerleaders-Topz Dawn Harperee, Seventh Grade BasketbaIl-Front: Gary McCutcheon, Trey Popp, Michael Rehmel, Y Middle: Amy Brewer, Joanne Adams, Fraley, Kevin Smith, Trey Graninger, Back: David Martin, Tim Riddle, Brent Donna Casey,Front:Melody Potts. Middle: Chad Graf, Chris Martin, Troy Carter,Tim Shouse. Eighth Grade Basketball-Front: Jim Gray, Brent Nicks, Vince Ray, Jim Nolot, Fraley, Greg Potts, Greg Roach, Chris Steve Hopper Graf, Chip Dant, Back: Chris Green, Sam 93 Above I DARE YOU AWARDS: Cary Ooley and Connie Sneed. Top PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS: J ay Hall, Merlin Howlett, and David Blessinger. Middlw HOOSIER BOYS' and GIRLS' STATE: Front: Tony Akers and Richie Rice delegatesL Back: Becky Carlton alternatek Lesia Beam mlternateh Pam Nolot welegatek Elaine Finn MelegateL OFFICE WORKERS: Front: Kelly Niehoff, Angela Wadsworth, and Pam Nolot. Back: Lesia Beam, Becky Carlton, Michele Myers, Connie Sneed, and J ackie Eurton. Ler JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETIC AWARDS: First Row: Valerie Goodhue, Davy Peay, Kelly Hurst, and Tempie Cook. Second Row: Joe Gilpin, David Martin, Scarlet Wheeler, and Pam Nicks. Third Row: Angela Wadsworth, Angie Wynn, Brent Carter, and Sam Gray. Fourth Row: Candice Pennington, Amy Bower, Vince Ray, and Jim Fraley. Fifth Row: Tammy Greenwell, Brent Nicks, and Jill Ellenbrand. Below SCHOLARSHIPS: Merlin Howlett, David Blessinger, Walter Calfee, and Lisa N ale. Above HOME ECONOMICS: Front: Trey Popp, David Martin, and Davy Peay. Back: Tony Williams, Amy Bower, and Mike Baird. Ulighw BUSINESS: Barbara Cullins, Mindi Brewer, Becky Carlton. and Jackie Eurton. www' mmw m2; wihy , g g1 --- . gun's Above LIBRARY AIDES:Front:Shannon Pam Nicks,BarbaraCullins.Bacszammy Ferguson, John Lovell, and Merlin McCutcheon, Kelly Kruer, Kelly Hurst, Benningfield, David Blessinger, Brian Howlett. ! ; . A - IH-m -.- 'mh II-i 1!! A mefn YEARBOOK SERVICE AWARDS: Front: Michelle Green and Lesia Beam. Back: Triva Daughtrey, Elaine Finn, Becky Carlton, Pam Nolot, and Ann Wilson. Below SCIENCE: Front: Kelly Hurst, and Kathy Smith. Back: Mike Brown, Troy Casey, and Linda Nett. A -d---RM7-I I Lef0 MATH: Front: Jim Fraley, Kelly Hurst, and Shannon Alexander. Back: Mike Brown, Brent Nicks, Becky Carlton, Linda Nett, and Cary Ooley. NOT PICTURED: Kelly Niehoff, Davy Peay, Amy Bower, Greg Williams, and Becky Boesing. 4-x yg-x A4 '3 -- K A A 4 : A -I----ml -I1---.ll RighU HISTORY: Front: Susan Daut, Katrina Popp, Dana Temple. Back: Ronnie Kruer, Mike Brown, and Ted Roach. Below First Row: Jim Fraley, Joe Gilpin, Candice Pennington, and Barbara Cullins. Second Row: Brent Nicks, Vince Ray, Tony Akers, and Tammy Kruer. Third Row: Mike Brown, Ronnie Kruer, and Ted Roach. NOT PICTURED: Chris Graf, Kelly Hurst, and Kathy Smith. a N ' A : mung! 12-! 98 Ler BAND: Front: Cindy Payne, Melody Potts, Holly Lee, and Greg Potts. Back: Missy Swafford, Cinnamon Crone, Michelle Green, Jody Martin, and Jason Hall. Below SPANISH: Front: Jason Hall and Troy Casey. Back: Pam Nolot, Shannon Alexander, and Elaine Finn. Middle STALKER AWARDS: Front: Barbara Cullins Ultm, Kelly Hirst Utm, Mike Brown UOtM, Brent N icks wtm, and Linda Nett mm. Bottotm ENGLISH: Front: Kelly Hurst, Susan Daut, Kathy Smith, Linda Nett, and Barbara Cullins. Back: Sherry White, Vince Ray, Robert Wheatley, Brent N icks, and Mike Brown. Above 6th grade cheerleader, Stacy Porter, shows her team spirit. alighn Art can be messy work. Here Ricky Dreyer, Laura Fowler, and Nikki Coffman get the job done. Above Hmm, which way do I go? David Goodhue and Tracy Ehalt involved in a deep game of chess. 100 alighn The elementary mascot-Holly Ash. A cheerleaders' .f a Above Sara Hasewell shows her abilities f in PE. myove lefn Michelle Shouse, Jennifer ukbova The students of Mrs. Satterfield, Bnan, and Chns Goodhue make finishing Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. McKinley par- touches. ticipated in the play Peter Pan. Ssh! Students are studying. Dawn Weatherford checking out a book. BEVERLY WYNN Union College, A.B. Spaulding College, M.S. David Lewis studies his next move as his opponent, Steve Schleicher makes his move. ttom Tracy Ehalt goes up for the tip while team- mates wait readily. 0er Sandy Alexander and Shiela Winters show their spirit with a few stunts. trighn Clark Frnech Paul Fultz Krista Gardner Juanette Harperee Tammie Hooe J ason Hopkins David Lewis Misti Lynch J amie Martin Sandy Popp Steve Schleicher Regina Smith Sandy Stone Todd Taylor Scott Wagoner Angela Walls Gretna Whitson Sheila Winters Sandy Alexander Mark Brown Troy Carroll Tracy Ehalt Balinda Falk Talena Fraley M LIL .- DANNY DAVIS Oakland City College, B.S., Indiana University, MS. David Goodhue thinks over his strategy as his opponent makes her move. David was the winner of the chess tournament held in Mrs. McKinleyts room. ttopt Robbie Hicks shoots a free throw in a close game as teammate, Scotty Wagoner waits behind him. tlefn Sonja Young and Tammie Hooe pose for a picture during their cheer routine. trightt Debbie Berryman Shawn Boyd Brent Casey David Goodhue Freeda Graef Jeff Graf Timmy Gravel Dawn Haas Robbie Hicks Brian Johnson Carrie King Paul McCarty Michael Myers Julie Mitchell Eric Nale Sandra Nicks Dale Nunn . Cheryl Smith Mary Smith Emil Stark Tom Stone Sammy Sumner David Webb Vicky White Sonja Young 103 MARILYN MCKINLEY University of Louisville, B.S. Mrs. McKinley's class participates in a History discussion. UON Matt Martin hurries to get a paper in on time. UefO Tony Mings shoots a free throw in an im- portant game. Uighn Amy Abston Steve Baize Bill Beams Tonya Blackman Troy Bland Dana Blankenbaker Dana Bowe Cathy Burg Christy Caudill Tim Casey Jamie Cissell Barbie Cooper Bobby Falk James Fraley Jennifer Hicks Tonya Hurst Tammy Jackson Jenny M rtin Matt Martin 3? g Tim Mckinley , Tony Mings Jason Poindextter Staci Porter Traci Porter Hoby Stanfield Troy Wagoner John Walls 1 Chuck Williams 104 GAYNELL SATTERFIELD LU. Southeast, B.S., M.S. Roger Wynn, Brian Hagest, Mike Lawson, and Scott Graf take time out to pose for a picture. now Traci and Staci Porter with friends from another class share an exciting moment during a ballgame. Oefn C. J. Jackson shoots a foul shot during a very important game. highn Cheryl Boyd th Laura Bryant th Lisa Casey th Rita Ehringer th Scott Graf th Scott Gravel th Athenus Hurst th Jeremy Klein th Mike Lawson th Brad Miller th Richie Myers th Hector Nale th Donald Pfister th J. D. Rocky th Brian Beavin Wtzm Karen Beckett th Steve Daut WtM Johnna French th Brian Hagest WtM Myra Hopper th Donna Hunt WtM C. J. Jackson mm Corrie Schleicher WtM Shonna Whitson $tm Roger Wynn 6th 105 LEN A BROWN Central Normal College, B.H., I.U. Southeast, MS. .I .l-I Jennifer Brian and Michelle Shouse work on an art exhibit during their free time. now Jennifer Brian participates in an obstacle course during her P.E. class. highn Interested in reading, Dawn Weatherford searches for a book. Uefn Alan Ball Timmy Beam Josh Beavin Jennifer Brian I l Sam Baker , Shannon Cantrell Barbara Cooper Samantha Cosby Chris Freund Monica Fultz Chris Goodhue Shaunna Graf Steve Harmon Season Hawksley Roy Hooe Billy J ackson Kim Jordan 1 Tracy Knasel John Lockmund Kevin Marsh Michael Martin Robbie Napper , J ason Popp l Erica Price I N icky Ray Todd Rehmel Sabrina Shaughnessy Michelle Shouse Roxanne Stewart Deneen Thomas Brad VanDurme Dawn Weatherford ; Leslie Wilson . -hs' ., fig. io-iid ' 'fltt.' 106 JO ANN WRIGHT Hanover College, B.S., In- diana University, MS. Dawn Karnes, Danny Taylor, Stewart Daily, Mellisa Crone, and Gary Hunt are future actresses and actors to be. now Becky Marsh enjoys working on a project for her art class. Uefw Pretending to be on the moon, Timmy Fraley and Gary Hunt are involved in the class play. highO Kyle Akers Damion Brown Angela Burns Tara Cantrell Jack Coffman Melissa Crone Stewart Daily Theresa Fraley Timmy Fraley Irma Guillen Gary Hunt Allison Hurst Dawn Karnes Michael Kirk Christopher Lang Becky Marsh Aaron McKinley Lisa Payne Eric Reid Ginny Starnes Lori Stumler Danny Taylor Julie Wadsworth Brent Weatherford 107 PAT EATON LU. Southeast B.S., M.S. Jake Pfau leads the class in oral reading. now Uefn Michael Sneed sits at his desk and works on his homework. Kent Smith works diligently on his math lesson for the day. higho Missy Baird Peter Bilyk Corey Blatz Misty Brown Jennifer Clayton Candy Crone Jason Dick Brian Hurst Deloris J ackson Michelle James J ayna Johnson Tom Jordan Heather Lockard Gabe Martin Ginny McKinley Dustin Pennington J ake Pfau Carrie Riddle Christi Scott Kent Smith Michael Sneed J ason Sprinkle Chad Thomas J ustin Wade 108 EQGDM L4 L- g. JEAN SMITH LU. Southeast, BLSL, M.S. The students take time off their work to pose for a picture. 00m Joe Comer has free time, so he catches up on his reading. UetD For Sara Haswell learning is fun. Sherry Applegate Holly Ash Angela Bierly Toby Cheatham Joe Comer Donald Ellenbrand Nikki Frame Lori Hagest Sara Haswell Joshua Hurst Angela King Salli Kruer Nathan Lee Heidi Martin Nicole Martin J ennifer Miller Cindy Potts Ann Scott Clarissa Stewart Darren Taylor Trinity Tichenor J acob Wilkins Q LINDA LOCKMUND ' Indiana University, BS. Indiana State University, MS. TOP: Mrs. Lockmund gives her students a helping hand in grading their papers. LEFT: Ricky Dreyer concentrates heavily on the tape he is listening to. RIGHT: The students work hard to make deadlines for their homework. Ralph Berryman Christy Brown Nikki Coffman Randall Collins Travis Daily Ricky Dreyer Tobi Drury Bev Falk Laura Fowler Eldon Fulkerson Joni Givans Nicole Griffey Joshua Griffith Amy Ireland Crystal James Nikki Jordan Brandi Lewis Lori Mckinley J amie Miller Ryan Napper Michael Osborne Steven Righthouse Angela Robinson Daniel Sneed Willy Ray Weatherford 110 MICKEY KAHL LU. Southeast, B.S., M.S. TOP: Mrs. Kahl calls one of her students to work a problem on the board. LEFT: Chandra Hurst takes time out of her work to pose for a picture. RIGHT: Two students take time out of their homework to do a little reading of their own. Kara Akers Wayne Ball Shawn Bierly Beth Falk J eff Gambill Diedrich Guenther Roy Harmon Chandra Hurst Crystal Hurst Pepper Hurst Nikki J ackson Chris Kinser Angie Lawson Christine Lind Stephy Lockard Emily Lockmund Chad Mckinley Eric Mings Michael Payton Jed Pfau J ason Pixley Robin Rudd Andy Schad Amber Wilkins 111 CINDY EMBRY Indiana University, B.S., M.S. TOP: Mrs. Embry helps the students with their rehearsal of their play. LEFT: Matthew Carter works hard to complete his homework. RIGHT: John Pixley Uefti helps his friend with his art project. I l ' Amanda Beavin L. Tammy Beeler Stacey Burch , Jason Chism ' Matthew Carter Brandi Cavins Gary Cooper Scooter Daugherty Amber Ehringer Chris Godsey Jeremy Hedrick Tommy Hinds Bradley Hurst Jason Hurst Trina Hurst ;' Mary Johnson Shawn Kinser Kelly Lewis Jason McCarty Joshua Niece John Pixley Don Sandback Carrie Wells Joyce White Jeremy Wilcox 112 SUE KOCHERT Indiana University, B.S., M.S. TOP: The students look up from their work for a picture. LEFT: The children work hard at their work to get done on time. RIGHT: The children are getting ready to start home. Nathan Adam Laura Bierly Jennifer Boone Jessica Brian Rodney Bruce Julie Comer Suzetta Fulkerson Michelle Gibson Allissa Graf Rachel Hill Benjamin Jackson Jason Jenks Victoria Jordan Macy Kruer Kevin Knasel Robert Lee Amy Lynch Benjamin Porter Mary Rockey Kirsty Standiford Amy Temple Antonio Torres Jason Wade SUE KOCHERT Indiana University, B.S., M.S. TOP: The students take time out to work on something they enjoy. LEFT: Courtney Lee sits at her seat and draws. RIGHT: The students take a milk break. 114 Robert Alexander Johnathan Clayton Jennifer Daugherty Kate Givans Brian Graf Carey Graf Karrie Hinds Terrie Hinds Melanie Johnson Joey Jones Cortney Lee Michelle Maisttison Shannon Martin Timothy Martin Robyn Mycio Cory Napper Jeremy Righthouse Kelly Scott Bart Steele Hope Thomas Amy Wiggs The girlsi team this year finish- ed their season with a winning record 10-4. GIRLSi BASKETBALL: Front: Donna Hunt, Misti Lynch, Shonna Whitson, Shawn Boyd. Second Row: Sandra Nicks, Julie Mitchell, Staci Porter, Freeda Graf, Tammy J ackson, Traci Porter. Third Row: Gretna Whitson, Vicki White, Sandy Stone, Coach Kevin Jackson, Tracy Ehalt, Tonya Hurst, Carrie King. BELOW: The girls get ready for a rebound. FiFTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Left to SIXTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: Staci Porter, Donna Hunt, Shanna Right: Sonia Young. Sheila Winters, Misti Hunt, Traci Porter. Lynch, Sandy Alexander. I ABOVE: Both squads get together to show ! some of their stack-ups that they do. 115 w Q t0! w H t6; L; The sixth grade team this year won the West Clark Champion- ship. Their record was 15-2. Their only two losses were to Sellersburg, but they defeated Sellersburg in the tournament. SIXTH GRADE: Front: Eric Nale, Jamie Martin, Michael Myers, Scott Wagoner, Dale Nunn. Back: Tom Stone, Jeff Graf, Paul McCarty, Robbie Hicks, Sam Sumner, Emil Stark. tNot pictured: Coach Tony WagonerJ Below: Paul McCarty and Eric Nale and their teammates warm up before an im- portant game. Above: The fifth grade team takes a time out as their coach, Charles Jackson plans their strategy. 4! The fifth grade teamis record this year was 9-3. They won the League Champion- ship with a record of 8-3. The team had a slow start but finished up the season well. FIFTH GRADE: Front: Roy Hooe, Hector Nale, Jamie Cissell, Tim Beam, Brian Hagest. Second Row: Tim Casey, Tony Mings, Hobey Stanfield, Matt Martin. Third Row: Brian Beavin, C. J. Jackson, Richie Myers. tNot Pictured: Coacht Charles J acksonJ I h Above: The Main characters were Heft to righn Steve Baize, Jennifer Bryant, Erica Price, Jeremy Klein, Brian Hagest, Christy Left: Peter Pan and Wendy become best friends. Peter Pan was played by Jennifer Bryant and Wendy was played by Christy Caudill. Below: C. J. Jackson played Captain Hook in the play. i Caudill. Second Row: John Walls, Kim Jordan, Todd Rehmel, Alan Ball, Myra Hopper. Peter Pan was performed by the fourth and fifth graders. Also there was an art exhibit and a chili supper. We would like to give a special thanks to Ms. Fender, Mrs. Satterfield, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Larry Frame and Mrs. McKinley for helping in the events. Below: There was a lot of hard work put into making Peter Pan props. Below are shown some children who put in their time and effort. Above: The alligator was played by Nikki Ray. 117 AEVERm$ Michelle Green getting gas at BORDEN AUTO SERVICE CENTER. Trivia Daughtery at BREWERS STORE with the Big Cheese. Theresa Book at MARTIN'S buying her regular, Chocolate Chip Cookies. FOUR SEASONS BAIT AND MARKET Deam Lake Entrance Hwy. 60 246-9429 Gasoline, Diesel Fuel, Propane, Fuel Oil, Groceries, Tackle, Picnic and Camping Supplies KIMBALLS OFFICE FURNITURE, one of our town4s biggest businesses. Lisa Allen at VALLEY HARDWARE. Come on in! Trivia Daughtery getting real service at NICK'S RED DINER. HINTON CORBY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Auto-Home-CommerciaI-Life4Health 7705 Highway 311 Sellersburg, IN 47172 Joy C. Sumner phone: Reed LOY 246-4824 Mike Whalen 246-5338 119 WEBB AND LEE ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. Route 2 Charles Lee-Pres. Garwood Rd. Borden, IN Charles BalI-Vice Pres. Specialist In: Electric Wiring Electric Heating Electric Heat Conversion All Types of Electric Supplies Free Estimates CITIZENS BANK 8c TRUST CONGRATULATES THE 1984 GRADUATING CLASS . . . Best Wishes for a Successful, Exciting Future! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1984 GRADUATING CLASS. Office Furniture PO. Box C Borden, Indiana 47106 Manufacturers of Office Furniture GUTHRIES BUILDING SUPPLY Plywood, Windows, Doors, Lumber, Brixment, Cement, and Carpets 2Everything In The Fine Building Line3 Phones: Henryville, IN 294-43 10 246-4381 752-4503 BENNETTS Clothing and Shoes North Side Square Salem, IN 47167 Bob Holler 883-4502 Dave Bower Levi, Lee, Wrangler Dexter, Arrow, Pony, Candies, Connie, Bass, Hushpuppie, Kangaroos, New Balance Pro-Keds BILL THOMPSON MOTORS, INCORPORATED New 3 Used Cars 3 Trucks Ph. 883-3537 Or 833-CARS 501 South Main Street Salem, IN 47167 We3re rowin our wa! 8 INDIANA SOUTHERN BAN K OF SELLERSBURG Sellersburg, 101 S. New Albany Street, 246-33312Borden, Hwy. 60, 967-2031 Hamburg, 7520 Hwy. 311, 246-4411Heffersonville Area, 3828 Hamburg Pike, 282-1188 Member FDIC 123 124 FURNISH4S MARATHON SERVICE Air Conditioning Brake and Front End Service Twin I-Beam Alignment Wrecker Service Henryville, IN Ph. 294- 1 19 1 PHONE 944-6528 246-9527 w ea. 7. m 7mm PLUMBING AND HEATING SERVICE , 3126 MURR LANE NEW ALBANY IN 47150 DON WORDEN AUTO SALES Buying, Selling, Trading New or Used Cars 1105 Vincennes Street New Albany 948-0012 Free Inspection Pest Control Termite Control BLACK DIAMOND TERMITE 8: PEST CONTROL 904 State Street New Albany, Indiana 47150 256-361 1 944-0453 JOE HUBER FAMILY FARM, ORCHARD, AND RESTAURANT Quality Fruits and Vegetables U-Pick It Our Speciality-Over 40 Varieties The Home of Freshness and Flavor! Close to Your Home. 923-5597 923-5255 FASHION SHOP FASHION SHOP AND SAVE 30470-502: Savings i Brand Names 3 Area Locations Liz Claiborne Greentree Mall J ordache Hwy 13! Calvin Klein Clarksv111e, IN . Alfred Dunner 232-3469 J.H. Collectibles Etienne Aigner Shop 35 Save Lee Jeans 336 Pearl St. Levi J eans New Albany, IN '3 Russ Togs 948- 1 1 13 Fashion Shop N.A. Plaza Center New Albany, IN 944-6495 4 DENTON 8: VOYLES, KRAFT,S INC. Finest In Paving Paul F. Kraft Sr. Kurt D. Kraft 1019 E. Utica Street Paul F. Kraft Jr. Charles A. Kraft Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 Teiephones Residence Sellersburg 708 E. Spring Street 246-2118 2 246-3701 New Albany, Indiana Office 246-3383 125 N . a2: Mm u I .4 w mum i llll FARMERSCEITIZNS BANK 44Helping You Change Things For The Bette? Salem-u-South Salem-Campbellsburg-Pekin Full Service F.D.I.C. TRANSIT OIL CO. 4Mobil Truck Stom ALLE N B ROTH E RS Mobile Oil Products Junction 131 7 I-65 1 Mile North Of c U STO M FAR M I N G Jeffersonville, Indiana Greg John Diner For Fine Food Self Serve Truck Scales Western Union LP Gas Showers 246-2936 - 246 4641 We Never Close Mem his, IN 47143 . . p 4One Of The Flnest Statlons In Southern 1N4 Mgr. Ed Miller Phone 8124283-4465 Incorporated 516-518 So. Indiana Sellersburg, IN 47172 Phone: 246-4441 Since 1867 Downtown New Albany and Corydon F.A. WILLIAMS CO., INC. Open 7 Days A Week 6:30 A.M. to Midnight Hamburg, IN 103 W. Park Place 1Rear1Jeffersonville, IN Jim Ford 1Manager1 283-8488 283-9166 We Sell Happiness Wholesale Distributors For I . . Parls 410 peaH Street Mints, Gum, Cigars, Tobaccos, And Cigarettes I - I Office New Albany IN 944-7827 Have Questions About Fund Raising? We Will Answer Them. I I . SYStemS Complete Rentals, Sales, 8: Service Royal, IBM, 8: Silver-Reed Typewriters Texas Instruments Professional Computer Commodore 8: Apple Computers Nights: Call Jim Rider 282-5564 127 NEW ALBANY, INDIANA 47150 BORDEN AUTO SERVICE CENTER 20ne of Southern lndiana4s Most Complete Automotive Service Centers Borden, IN 967-2022 Powering Progress With Abundant, Dependable Electricity Clark County Rural Electric Membership Corporation 609 East Utica Street Sellersburg, IN 47172 Phone: 246-3316 REALTORO JOHN F. BOLLY REALTOR AND INSURANCE Office 246-3087 246-3361 246-3897 110 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, IN Compliments of MARTIN,S GROCERY Borden, IN DIXON RACING ' SUPPLY Auto Parts Speed Equipment Machine Shop 601 S. Indiana Ave. ROGERS OILCO., INC. Sellersburg Hwy. 403 246-4478 Sellersburg, IN 246-2492 Machine Shop Service ELECTRONIC ENGINE BALANCING Complete Line of Petroleum Products wX-Jl $2 x 4164 f- $W , JEWELERS INC. Diamonds, China, Gifts, Small Appliances, ST Ew A RT J ewelry; Cookw are, Trophies,8; Watches North Side Public Square FUNERAL HOME Salem,Indiana 47167 Ph. 883-3488 2': :1 gym, IN 29:20:56 KRATZ SPORTI NG GOODS 2Quality at a Fair Price2 335 Beckett St., Clarksville, IN Visa 282-5400 Master Charge SHOPPE Pekin, IN Ph. 967-3884 24 HOURS H DH? uNIIIN HANK Mamba .' AND TRUST F.D,I.C, OF NEW ALBANY Extra Touches That Make A Difference New Albany, Indiana 33333 L. THORN COMPANY INC. Building Materials Concrete Products DAWALT FU N ERAL HOME Phone: 246-4461 6000 Grant Line Road State Road 111 204 East Market Street NeW Albany, IN Salem, Indiana 47167 47150 Telephone 883-3541 Dan Kelly, Sr. Patti Losson F. Dan Kelly, Jr. 130 13411151113 SMITH AEENL'KR 0 e o s me 3426 Paoli Pike New Albany, IN 944-7711 HARDWARE 11The Folks That Care11 Don, Chic, Bruce, J eff, Rhonda, Erica, and Brigham Hwy. 60 Borden, IN Ph. 967-2946 SELLERSBURG LOCKER, INC. 200 Sellers Ave. Sellersburg, IN 47172 WASHINGTON COUNTY RURAL TELEPHONE CO-OPERATIVE, INC. Telephone 812-967-3171 Pekin, Indiana 47165 ADAM1S IGA 380 S. Indiana Sellersburg, IN 246-9978 'niv L 1 Custom Cabinetry By Area Code 812-282-1356 E. M. COOT,S SONS, INC. KITCHEN CRAFT INC. 120 West Maple Street Jeffersonville,lN 47130 R. A. Faske President Funeral Directors 18121923-5084 Rtl 411 Box 196 St. John Road Borden, IN SELLERSBURG AUTO LICENSE BRANCH No. 176 125 South Indiana Avenue Sellersburg,lndiana 47172 246-3213 John H. Werle Manager GIBSON'S SUPERMARKET Best Wishes! - 8-14; r.i4g,gc';:ge-V'i' I' ' j V s A 4 I: . . Galena 923-8864 Open Daily 8 A.M.- 10 RM. Quantity Rights Reserved Food Stamps Welcome BURDORF BUILDING No. 2 PG. 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Phone: 246-2871 Alterations, Draperies, For more information contact: 1:27.35 Leather and suede Cleaning Comp ? 0! Loulsvlllo, Inc. 69096 Ems, Presidenf 756 Soufh First 51., Suite 202 Louiwille. KV 40202 35023 58932557 BREWERS GEN ERAL J. O, Endris STORE and Son Jewelers 3Mid-America,s Favorite Since 1931,, Quality Jewelers Since 1880 314 Pearl Street New Albany, IN 812-944-3133 136 Licensed-lnsured Larry Stumler 923-8871 Complete Electrical Service Commercial Residential Industrial Radio Equipped Trucks New InstalIations-Maintenance-Repairs Energy Management Consultants Consultation-lnstallation The Big Difference MURPHY-RUTH INSURANCE 103 Hwy. 160 East Henryville,lndiana 47126 Phone: 294-1338 U-Pick Or Picked Fruits and Vegetables Starlite, IN Open Year Around 923-3832 STEVE1S QUALITY MEATS 2635 Charlestown Rd. New Albany, IN 47150 948-9072 BOTTLE STOP Hwy. 60 Borden, IN 967-2291 THE NEW , WASHINGTON FRALEY s MARKET 6919 Highway 31 E. STATE BANK Sellersburg, IN 47172 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Henryville Branch Member F.D.I.C. Open All Year Phone: 294-4511 246-4973 CLIFF5S TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT WALK,S DRUG STORE 282-1379 116 S. Indiana Ave. 282-1370 Sellersburg, IN Interstate 1165 245-3421 Jeffersonville, IN Where Your Prescription Comes First Open 24 Hours 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 1 Good Luck! InTerCiTy Graphics 756 South Firs'r Street 0 Suite A2 Louisville, Kentucky 40202 Carolyn Crone $02 587-8973 138 BOOSTERS VISUAL IMAGE PRINTING SERVICE FLOYD KNOBS Southside Salem Sq. WALLACE K. SMITH PHARMACY 883-6070 FRAMING Box 97 Rt. 2 Scottsville Rd. IN 471 19 THE BIBLE BOOKSTORE Borden, IN 47106 West Side Square PRESTONS Salem, IN 47167 HARDEE1S 315 Pearl Street 812l883-6961 301 N. Mill Street N.A., IN 47150-3496 Salem, IN 47167 . 8121944-0181 DR. ROBERT M. 883-1099 THURMAN WESTERN AUTO 433 N. Indiana HAND 8; CO. Salem, IN 47172 Sellersburg, IN 47172 Salem, IN 47167 246-9191 141 142 Kn . . r?a3.91. git: 9254 1:! ?..x 1; . . I 7 . : 1r; 5 ainszegli In. We hope you enjoy the book as much as weive enjoyed working on it. : As editors of this yeafs yearbook, weid like to give a special thanks to Ms. Chris Fender for 1 her much appreciated dedication to the yearbook and the yearbook staff. Further thanks go . i to the following people for their help which allowed things to run smoothly: Brian Hurst, Tim 1 Haas, Mrs. Ooley, Mrs. Banner, Mr. Lockmund, Miss Marshall, and Mr. Pearl. Triva Daughtrey Michelle Green 3 1 3 i Memories of the past year are all bound together in this year's Echoes, iiReflections 1984? wages San angelo, cexas 144