Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1985 volume:

1 53. .F Stiglrn, EDNTENTS SENIDPIS JNDEPIELFESFHEN W :HEULTH :uzTIVITIES ; SPDHTS ELEITIENTFIPH , SPONSORS ,z; amt . . . .. - dvio OQmAJiJmtimvbw-wasm A .w-..-w. 'h ; . ,anwgzwwamuusewmmwAWHFMWM'W H ' sag MILISSA ANN BOWER Milissa maintained a GPA of 3.700 while she took academic and business courses including four years of Math, English, and Spanish. She plans to at- tend Indiana University Southeast and major in accoun ting. OFFICERS: Row 1 Heft to righo: Tony Akers, President; Sherry White, Secretay; Luke Adam. 10 REBECCA LYNNE CARL TON Rebecca maintained a GPA of 3. 700 while she took academic courses in- cluding four years of Math, English, and Spanish. She plans to attend In- diana University Southeast and major in education with a concentration in mathematics. Treasurer. Student Council; Row 2: Elaine Finn, Student Council; Lesia Beam, Vice-President; Pam Nolot, BARBARA ANN CULLINS Barbara maintained a GPA of 3.750 while she took a general course of study. She plans to attend Georgetown College and major in social work. Since thrid grade, she had perfect attendance. TAMARA SUE KRUER Tamara maintained a GPA of 3.750 while she took vocational and academic courses including four years of English and Math. She plans to at- tend Sullivan Junior College of Business and major in word processing. SPONSORS: Melva Carter and Charles Graninger. LUK E CHRISTOPHER ADAM Student Council 12; Basketball911; Track 10; Cross Country 11; Volleyball Manager 12; Presser 1 1; Brave 9; Chief 10; Booster Club 12; Science Club 12. CHARLIE ADAMS Track 912; Prosser 11-12. PHILLIP TON Y AKERS Class President 910, 12; Student Council 912; National Honor Society 1 1-12; Basketball 912; Baseball 9; Boys State Delegate 11. USA A. ALLEN FHA 911, Activities Director 11; Booster Club 911; Tennis 910; Yearbook Staff 10-12, Advertising Editor 11 - 12; Volleyball Statistition 11; Volleyball Scorekeeper 12; Lab Assistant 11-12. SUSAN MICHELLE BARNES FHA 910. LESIA LEE BEAM Student Council 9, 11-12, Treasurer 12; FHA 912, President 10, Vice-President -12; Class Vice President 12; National Honor Society 11-12, VicePrcsident 12; Booster Club 912, VicePresident 11 ; Prom Princess 11; Homecoming Court -12; Homecoming Queen 12; Basketball 912; Tennis 912; Cheerleader 910; Teacher's Aide 9; Student Secretary 11; Yearbook Staff 11-12. Young People Editor 1 1-12; Girls State Alternate 1 1. DONNA RAE BEA VIN FRANK C. BERRYMAN West Washington High School 910; Football 910; W. W. Club 910; Track 9; Basketball 11-12; Baseball 10,12; Prom Committee 11; Fall FestivaIKing 12; Spirit Week Committee 11 -12. LAURA LYNN BLACKMAN FHA 912. Most Active Member 10; Teacher's Aide 912; Spirit Week Committee 1012. TOM BORDEN, JR. Library Aide 912; Baseball 9; Presser 1 1' 12; Basketball Manager 9. THERESA MARIE BOOK Basketball 912; Track 9,11-12; StudentSccretary 12; FHA 912; Booster Club 912; Team Mascot 12. MILISSA ANN BO WER Volleyball 1012; FHA 912; Booster Club 912; Student Secretary 12; Prom Committee 11 ; Spirit Week Committee 1011; NationaIHonor Society 11-12. f . g :33 :3; N3 '2 5? BRUCE LEE BRANDENBURG Prosser 11 -12. KEITH MICHAEL BROCK Track 912; Basketball 91 1; Tennis 9, 1 1-12; Prosser 11-12. EDWIN E. BROWN JR. Prosser 11-12; VICA 11-12. TONI LEA CANARY Prosser 1 1-12; Booster Club 9; Library Aide 9, 11; Teacher Aide 9. REBECCA LYNNE CARLTON Band 912; Flag Corps 9-12, Co-captain 11, Captain 12; FHA 912, Reporter 11-12; Tennis 912; Volleyball 912; Spirit Week Committee 912; National Honor Society 1 1- 12; Yearbook Staff 1012, People's Editor 11-12; Century III Leader Runner-up 12; Prom Committee 11 ; Teacher Aide 9; Student Secretary 1 1-12; Hoosier Girls State Alternate 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11; DAR Good Citizen State Finalist 12. MELISSA FA YE CONRAD FHA 9; Prosser 11-12. ROBERT MICHAEL C OX Cross Country 912; Track 912; Basketball Manager 1011. MELISSA RANAE CRA WLE Y Track 10-1 1; FHA 12; Teacher Aide 910: Library Aide 9. BARBARA ANN COLLINS National Honor Society 11 -12; Library Aide 11-12. BETH MARIE ELLENBRAND Basketbal19; FHA 911; Booster Club 1012: Band 912; Flag Corps 11; Softball 11; Teacher Aide 11-12. ANTHONY RA Y FASKE MARGARE T ELAINE FINN FHA 912, Secretary 1 1, President 12; Booster Club 912; Basketball 912; Track 9,1 1; Homecoming Court 11; Hoosier Girls State Delegate 1 1; National Honor Society 11 -12, President 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11; Spirit Week Committee 912; Homecoming Committee 912. 12 , . ... . Mo . A ' ' . ,- .. , ' ' . uidf 2 1 .9 '4' V; ' 1 .- ,-.-- --.-. . .- 9 . . :5. .. 1Q ,ff'yJFJ-RJTCJENR . .a fgiiESn-ihi 11:11:?!in ROBERT E. GRAF Track 1 0- 12. DA WN MICHELLE GREEN Cheerleader 9, 11-12; Track 9-12; Basketball 9-10; Band 912, Field Commander 12; Booster Club 912, President 12; National Honor Society 11-12; Yearbook Staff 1012, Editor 11-12. 80381 J. HALL FHA 9; Prosser 1 1; Teacher Aid 910. St. TIMOTHY W. HARDIN Presser 1 1-12. TOMMIE SUE HARRELL Library Aid 9; Teacher Aid 910; Track 11-12; Booster Club 12; FHA 12. WW DINA SUE HILLEGAS Prosser 11-12. PAULA RENE HOSIER Booster Club 1012; Volleyball 912; Track Manager 9; Basketball 1012; Softball 11; Basketball Manager 9; Teacher Aid 11; RE. Aid 12. RICKE Y LYLE HURS T Basketball 912; Track 912; Cross Country 911; Tennis 12; Baseball 910. STEPHEN J. HURS T Band 912; Pep Band 912. LEILA SEAN ISGRIGG FHA 9,12; Student Secretary 912; Basketball 10-11; Track 912; Teacher Aid 9-10. BREN T ALLEN JACKSON Basketball 91 1; Baseball 9-12; Track 910; Cross Country 9-10; Cross Country Manager 11. BRYAN SCOTT JACKSON Presser 11-12. DANA MARIE JACKSON FHA 910; Track 910,12; Softball 11; Volleyball 912; Tennis 9. ALLEN JOHNSON Presser 11. JERRY WA YNE KIRCHGESSNER Basketball 912: Tennis 912; Class chPresident 11 ; Student Council VIce-President 12; Chief 12; Presser 11. C YNTHIA JEAN KIRK FHA 9-12; Booster Club 911; Volleyball 912; Track 912,- Softball 11 ; Girls Basketball Manager 11-12; Prom Committee 11. KELLY JOANNE KRUER Cheerleader 11-12, Captain 11; Booster Club 9-12; FHA 9- 12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 1 1-12; Library Aide 1 1-12. TAMARA SUE KRUER Booster Club 9-1 1,- FHA 912; Student Council 10, 12; National Honor Society 1 1-12; Yearbook Staff 1 1; Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee 91 1; Homecoming Queen F7rst Runner-up 9; Spirit Week Committee. KRISTA RENEE MCCAMISH CONNIE L. MCCUTCHEON FHA 91 1; Booster Club 91 1; Teacher Aide 912; Softball 11. PAUL DA VID MITCHELL Presser 1 1-12. ROBIN LARAE MYERS Volleyball 9-10; Basketball 9; Track 9; Band 910: Booster Club 912; Spirit Week Committee 9-12; Cheerleader 10; Homecoming Committee. ANTHON Y RA Y HICKS Baseball 910; Cross Country 9; Tennis 10-12: Basketball 91 1; Science Academy 12; Hugh O'Brien Leadership Seminar 10; Hoosier Boys State Alternate 1 1; Library Aide 9; Lab Assistant 12. PAMELA SUE NOLOT Volleyball 912; Basketball 912; Tennis 912; Booster Club 912: FHA 9-12, Secretary1Treasurer 10, President 11; Yearbook Staff 1 1-12, Activities Editor 1 1-12; National Honor Society -12, Secretary 12; Student Council 1012. President 12: Class Treasurer 11-12;Prom Committee 1 1; Teacher Aide 910, Student Secretary 1 1,- Spirit Week Committee 912,- Homecoming Queen 10; Fall Festival Queen 10; Hoosier Girls State Delegate 1 1; Century Ill Leader 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 1 1. l4 SHANDA NORRIS Teacher Aid 9; Booster Club 10. ROSE MARIE LEE OWENS FHA 912; Booster Club 10-12; Teacher Aid 12; Track 11; Flag Corps 11-12. C HES TER RA Y POTTS Prosser 1 1-12. RICHARD L. RICE Baseball 10; Basketball 912; Prosser 12; Hoosier Boys State 11; American Legion Award; Track 912; Cross Country 912; Class VicePresident 910; Student Council 11; National Honor Society 11-12; Prom Committee 11; Student Aid 1 1. DIA NE RICHA RDS Prosser 11-12. PHOTO 07 JUNIOR SCHMIDT AVAILABLE Prosser 11-12; VICA 11-12. ROBERT A. SCOTT Baseball 912; Basketball 912; Prosser 11 -12; Baseball 9; Track 1912. GARY 0. SMITH Track 912; Basketball 912; Baseball 1012; Cross Coun- try 1011; BasketballStatistician 12. LESLIE RENE STARK Volleyball 912; Track 912; Basketball 912; Cross Coun- try 10-12; FHA 912; Booster Club 9; Yearbook Staff 12, Sports Editor 12; Teacher Aid 9, 11 -12; Spirit Week Com- mittee 912; National Honor Society 11-12. MELISSA GA YLE SWAFFORD Band 912; Booster Club 9, 11-12; FHA 910, Reporter 10; Yearbook Staff 12, Managing Editor 12. KEVIN WA YNE THARP Prosser 11-12; Band 912; Track 10-12; Baseball 12. 5 TA CE Y RENE WA GONER Volleyball 912; FHA 912; Softball 11; Class Vice President 9; National Honor Society 11-12, Treasurer 12; Teacher Aid 912; Prom Committee 1 1. whm.WE-3Wthwt.mmz . w mzakmcwaurmu own TON Y R. WA GONER, ll Basketball 9-12; Baseball 912,- Tennis 1012; Basketball Statiscian 12. ROBERT FRANCIS WHEA TL Y Hoosier Boys State Alternate 11; Science Club 12. SHERR Y L. WHITE FHA 912, Secretary 12; Class Secretary 10,12,- Teacher Aide 9; Volleyball Statiscian 10, Student Secretary 12. ANTHONY TONY LEE WILLIAMS NOT PICTURED STEPHANIE L. BR YSON Presser 11-12. ARLEY RUSSELL COOK Cross Country 9; Track 9-12. JOSEPH S. ELLIS Presser 1 1-12. ROBERT JORDAN JODY SCOT MARTIN Baseball 9-12; Presser 1 1-12. BILL WELLS 16 I 1 1 , ' 2.2.12 MOSTLIKELY TO SUCCEED Tony Nicks Elaine Finn MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 7,221?er Frank Berryman :1;er 9 Theresa Book 4'2 Lee MOST .A THLETIC FA VORITE CAR , Jerry K Irchgessner 01 Camera 1 Pam Nolot 4'2 Corvette MOST BASHFUL - - FAVORITEFOOD Rob Jordan , 9 4?! Pizza Barbara C ullins 02 Spaghetti BEST ALL-AROUND FA VORITE RADIOSTA'TION 9 Tony Akers ; 1 WQMF Lesia Beam ' 3 $2 WLRS BEST DRESSED ' 0 FA VORITERESTACIRANT Ton y Hicks 4'! ChiChiS M ichelle Green ' . '2. McDonald: MOST COURTEOUS FAVORITEACTOR Ton y Akers V1 Burt Reynolds Milissa Bower . ?2 C110! Eastwood V l CLASS PEST FAVORITEACTRESS' .. 4 , 9 , .r' w ' Rick Hurst :1 Sally Fields ' 9 0 l aura Blackma '2 Heather Locklear CLASS PET FAVORITE MOVIE Luke Adam :1 Purple Rain Pam Nolot . 0'2 Beverly Hills qu BEST CAR FA VORITE TELEVISION SHOW BII'I Wells :1 Bill Costy Show Robin M yers 4'2 Miami Vice FA VORITE SOAP OPERA 0 K 4 1 Days of Our Lives E 0'2 The Young and the Restless 17 - k l a T y b a B tabovet Theresa Book, Pam Nolot, Dana Jackson, and Jerry Kirchgessner move into the halls. 20 tbelowt The sponsors. also known as the Ups- and-Downs, enjoy the trip after months of planning. PAGE 19: Row 1: Rick Hurst, Cindi Kirk, Theresa Book, Tammy Kruer. Row 2: Connie McCut- cheon, Becki Carlton, Kelly Kruer, Gary Smith, Paula Hosier. Row 3: Barbara Cullins, Leslie Stark. Shanda Norris, Stacey Wagoner; Row 4: Mr. Graninger, Mrs. Carter, Milissa Bower. Senior Trip tabovet Brent Jackson, Kelly Kruer, Missy Swafford, Richie Rice, and Michelle Green are aboard the 5.3. Vengence. tabovet The Senior Class asks, When will Lee Hamilton get here? tabovet A couple of couples: Keith Brock and Elaine Finn,- Tony Akers and Lesia Beam. tabovet Bryan Jackson searches for a sleeping shaving cream victim. On the Senior Trip, the senior class visited Gettysburg, New York City. Washington, DC, and Williamsburg. They visited the Battlefield of Gettysburg, Ellis Island, Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, World Trade Center, United Nations Building, Jef- ferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, Congressional Library, Smithsonian Institute, the Capitol Building, Colonial Williamsburg, and Arlington Cemetary. tabovet Rose Owens, Kevin Tharp, and Sue Harrell buddy up with bus driver, Ozzie. Uefv Secret Agent, Luke Double 0, Zero! tabovet Hit me with your best shot!! ; Kelly Kruer, Lesia Beam, Missy Swafford, Luke Adam and Rob Wheatly. iabovei Tony Akers, Rick Hurst, and Rob Wheatly are three high school sailors sailing on the Vengeance as' their final exam. itop righti Missy Swafford, Lesia Beam, and Michelle Green are the imposters for uThe 'DeVine Sisters. Elaine Firm is the cruise direct'c'ar. , imiddle right; Pam Nolot is Honey Hotchkiss, an actress who wants to star in Gone With The Wind, Part 2 . Becki Carlton is Miss Buford, Honey's'secretary. ibottom lefti Milissa Bower is Miss Hartford, an insurance agent. Also on stage is Tony Nicks, the captain, and Kevin Tharp, the direc- tor of Gone With The Wind, Part 2 . ibottom righti Theresa Book, the fat jogger, runs across the stage trying to keep up with Leslie Stark, the other jogger. tabove Iefv Leaning over the railing, Jerry Kur- chgessner plays Cody, the seasick engineer. tabove righU Keith Brock plays Max as he watches the three old ladies played by Missy Crawley, Barbara C ullins, and Dana Jackson. tmiddle lefo On stage are Kevin Tharp, the director; Tony Nicks, the captain; Shanda Harris, the nurse; and Elaine Finn, the cruise director. tbottom Iefo The three old ladies took in the air for a pelican tea w-ca w-ca wt or a sea gull tsnork-snorkt. tbottom righu Keeping their disguise are Max and Trixie played by Keith Brock and Beth Ellenbrand. 23 Mr. and Miss BHS Tony Akers and Pam Nolot $x 1' ., t ' 5 $ 1+. . ,a ' 24 .r 1 ti'-'. I l. or ii w. 3 t x X i h N A Tony Akers and Pam Nolot were selected by the faculty from a list of seniors who qualify scholastically by hav- ing a B-average. The selection of three boys and three girls is made on the basis of loyalty, school patriotism, character, leadership, and interest and concern for school. Tony and Pam were very active in sports. Tony played basketball for four years earning many awards. Pam was ac- tive in basketball, tennis, and volleyball for four years. They were also named Mr. and Miss Senior Basketball, They are members of the National Honor Society and the Stu- dent Council. They were also selected as Hoosier State Delegates. Tony was presi- dent of his class for three years and Pam has been the president of Student Council and the Future Homemakers of America. ' JWW uabmm-vwam-mm MW :Ilun 1 ' : .1 mmmwwx Wm JchkWuL-N ' JACKET WINNERS: Row 1 left to righn: Leslie below left; Pam Nolot, Cindi Kirk, Leslie Stark, and Paula Stark, Paula Hosier, Pam Nolot; Row 2: Cindi Hosier all lettered in Volleyball. Kirk, Michelle Green, Lesia Beam, Rick Hurst, Jerry Kirchgessner, Richie Rice; ROW 3: Tony welow righU Jerry Kirchgessner lettered in basketball as Wagoner, Gary Smith, Mike Cox. well as tennis. 3 . ' , .tnl'h rum 2 41-9 21 x - .. .3... w A' -. ' - V twan: K 26 m .3st aop Ier Randy Hein and Dana Temple were crowned as Prom Prince and Princess. Tbottom Iefv Jerry Kirchgessner and Theresa Book were crowned as Prom King and Queen. The 1985 Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Galt House on May 11. The welcomes was given by Dana Temple and the response was given by Lesia Beam. The Class Prophecy was read by Cin- namon Crone, and the Class Will was read by Tony Akers. Later in the evening, Susie Daut crowned Jerry Kirchgessner and Theresa Book as King and Queen, and Randy Hein and Dana Temple as Prince and Princess. Mindi Brewer conducted the Garter Ceremony. The colors were pink and silver and the flower was a rose. The Junior Class motto is Today's precious moments are tomorrow's fond memories. The song was You're the Inspiration. The band was Silver Myth. The night was one that everyone involved will remember. g . .4 ., waawwgm... . .L. !abovd The Juniors and Seniors could have danced all night. middIe right? Jerry Kirchgessner and Jill Smith take t' f ' . ebony Shanda Norris and her date. Ime our rom dinner to p ose mottom Dancing to the rhythms of Silver Myth. 28 w...a--wa-;-,..r.. .- . .ga -x,...- hgg-tv'k ;. argue 'J.f'.' u-u: 5. 4- $ S , L4 ,2 i; H 5 .3th a .I 31+ 00p IefO The ice sculpture was dedicated to the cool Seniors. Hop righo Pam Nolot shows off her pearly whites and Sherry White loves to be noticed. !middld Theresa Book, Jerry Kirchgesser, Dana Tem- ple, and Randy Hein join the band in singing Ghostbusters. hbottom IefO Becki Carlton and Dana Jackson and their dates. mottom righo Gary Smith and Luke Adam display their salads. a Mwavmym .. , M gykngumwn ... 30 7 5th Graduation Exercises nap right? Elaine Finn gives a warm hug to a fellow classmate. welow Richie Rice gives the Benediction. wottom Ier The Senior Class moves their tassels to the left to become officially Borden High School Alumni. bottom righ 0 Ton y Akers gives the welcome. SCHOLARSHIPS Tony Akers-Basketball Scholarship; Milissa Bower-Hoosier Scholar, I DARE YOU, IUS Scholarship; Becki Carlton-Hoosier Scholar, DAR Good Citizen, I DARE YOU; Mike Cox-Ivy Tech Scholarship; Barbara Cullins Lions Club 8 Georgetown College Scholarships; Elaine Finn-Scienic Valley Homemaker 8 PTO Scholarships; Michelle Green-IUS Bridgeto-College 8 PTO Scholarships; Steve Hurst-Music Scholarship; Sean Isgrigg-House of James Scholarship; Tammy Kruer-Lions Club Scholarship; Tony Nicks-Americanism Academic Scholarship; Pam Holot Century 3 Leader, Pillsbury 8 BHS Athletic 8 Army Scholarships; Richie Rice-Army 5 BHS Athletic Scholarship; Leslie Stark-Track 6 BHS Athletic Scholarships; Sherry White-Purdue Scholarship; Stacey Wagoner-PTO Scholarship. nap left; Before the ceremony, Pam Nolot secures hairpins in her hair to keep her hat on. nap right? Frank Berryman and David Mitchell shake hands before the ceremony. wottom righo Tony Wagoner gives Milissa Bower a warm embrace. . trunuacrgjgpv 4': -,. ,h, : a dAE'Gaw'K . .25; 31-41 mum; my, 21; ..- . , g :3 Ii 3 : L! 4r.,m;:ia...LW-M ' Da wn Beams Michelle Bilyk Mind! Brewer Mike Brown Susan Brown Trena Carroll Stacey Cate: Sandy Cooper Cinnamon Crone Susie Daut David E ve Donald Fergison Donnette Fergison Brian Ferguson B. J. Fraley Kevin Frame Steve Gambill Tracy Hale Randy Hein Ed Hurst Lori Klein Ronnie Kruer Angie Lothery Shane Mauck Scott Nicks Kelly Niehoff Doug Nunn Katrina Popp Susan Price Sharon Ra tliff Ted Roach Jill Smith Bill Smith Becky Taylor Dana Temple Darin Thomas Sha wn Thomas Pam Walton Danielle Williams Steve Williams Ann Wilson Christine Zeller thaw..- rm... .ux V q... r vaaIa-ul. - Wm 0cm CLASS OFFICERS: Heft to righU: Dana Temple, president; Mindi Brewer, secretary; Jill Smith, vice-president; Susie Daut, treasurer. !abovw HI can 't believe teachers can give so much homework! middld These juniors, banned from Frisch's, cruise the school parking lot. mottom Ier Oh, please! Nobody really studies in study hall, Tracy. bottom right? The Junior Class and sponsors, An- drea Arnold and Juanice Ball, pose in their own distinct way. ' whizxvs 3$a5u:m.ls:nn$kgw .v.vizxmzu.q.+w .- . E i ,3 . :1 v.1 , H 3?: 1:1 9 3 Ti .jf J-JM- .4 Nam mmwu. . n. Tammy Benningfield Mike Bierly Todd Blackson Beck y Boesing Donna Book Naomi Bryant Chuck Burg Dee Dee Brummett Missy Butt Troy Casey Angie Cissell Sherri Cooley Pam Cooper Lisa C ullins Bobby Da ugh trey Valerie F ultz Felipe Gamez Jason Hall Steve Jackson Brian Karnes Holly Lee Trina Lozier Lora Lynch Billy McCarty Mark Marlman Christy Morris Doug Morris Linda Nett Natasha Pattie Cindy Payne Michelle Potts Alan Reid Bill Scott Darla Slater Jennifer Snelling Charlie Thomas Jana Wagoner Phil Whitson Greg Williams Joanna Wllhite Erlc Wra y w, Kimuvmwgmb wKt-kn xA-E'LI' :- v: f- M; .Mhe-mmv 'Vfwv .a.xu., . . zwantuw . ... '15. 445...? wwj, 00p Ier I know I dropped my earring in here Hop righu CLASS OFFICERS: Heft to righU: Billy somewhere! McCarty, president; Tammy Benningfield, secretary; Michelle Potts, vice-president; Felipe Gomez, treasurer. Hem Donna Book and Jennifer Snelling take a break from studying. mottom righv You guys had better cheer! LOUD!! mottom Ier: The Sophomore Class. ' When does the game start? 4.1K Michelle Alexander Mary Allen Nickie Berryman Doris Book Bruce Bowe Amy Bower Am y Brewer Jeff Bryson Greg Burns Terry Carroll Donna Casey Sarah Coleman Tempie Cook C hip Daut Jim F raley Joe Gilpin Valerie Goodh ue Chris Graf Sam Gray Chris Green Tammy Green well Mike Hedrick Steve Hopper Gary Hurst Shannon Hurst Willy Hurst Mike Jackson James Jordan Susan LaFoIIette John Lovell Terry McKinley Brent Nicks Jim Nolot Wendy Peay C andice Pennington Greg Potts Vincent Ray Greg Roach Donna Scott Scott Spencer Julie Standiford Angela Wadsworth Tracy Wagoner Angie Wynn 00p Iem CLASS OFFICERS: Hop to bottomk Chris Green, vice-president; Joe Gilpin, treasurer; Chris Graf, secretary; Wendy Peay, president. nap right? Jim Nolot wonders if he can change grades with the computer. middId HNo copying, Nicki! mottom Ier: The Freshman Class is photograph- ed before everyone is ready. bottom righo Did you say Ma'donna will be here?!? nu; Joann Adams Chris Ash Michael Baird Michael Banet Allison Beckett Michael Bilyk Marnie Blatz Jeffrey Board Brent Carter Jody Cates Travis Cheatham Melissa Cooper Mike Ehalt Julie Faske Gary Fraley Kate French Chuck F ultz C had Graf Trey Graninger Greg Hardin Alice Harmon Dawn Harperee Kelly Hurst 1 Ken Hurst Jan Jackson Melissa Johnson Lisa Kruer Michael Lanham Chrissy Lewis Troy McCutcheon Adam Martin Andy Martin Brian Martin C hris Martin Da vid Martin Karen Miller Paris Na ve Pam Nicks Da vy Peay Trey Popp Melody Potts Michael Rehmel Tim Riddle Greg Ruckle Tim Shouse Kathy Smith Kevin Smith J. D. Sprinkle Scarlet Wheeler Caramie Wilson Tina Young Scott Zeller 40 Hop righo This must be a very interesting class for Joann Adams. bottom righv CLASS OFFICERS: klockwise from topl' Chad Graf, student council; Kevin Smith, treasurer; Davy Peay, president; Chuck Fultz, student 00p Ier Will the real eighthgraders please sit down? council; Tim Riddle, secretary. .. . abovcg Computer class is easy for Dawn Harperee and Kate French, if they could only remember to plug it in. . ' 5.; luggan . 1.33-- .P r-c-u emv-kup-Lw-M v2- , ..-. - - VWW-n v.9 V. . - Mg:...'.. .g.gerunmnguunAw I '0 4;: 3,: 3 i x ; 42 Sandy Alexander Michelle Barnes Debbie Berryman Shawn Boyd Mark Brown Troy Carroll Brent Casey Mindi Dellinger Missy Dellinger Tracy Ehalt Talena Fraley C Iark F rench Paul F ultz Jimmie Gladin Da vid Goodhue Freeda Graef Jeff Graf Tim Gra vel Da wn Hass Loretta Hauser Tammie Hooe Jason Hopkins Brian Johnson Carrie king Maria Kay Koetter Jennifer L. Kruer David Lewis Misti Lynch Jamie Martin Julie Mitchell Mike M yers Eric Hale Bill Hett Sandra Nicks Dale Nunn Sandy Popp Eric Ruckle Steve Schleicher Jackie Schmidt Randy Sellers Kathy Smith Mary Smith Regina Smith Treg Sorg Emil Stark Sandy Stone Thomas Stone Sammy Sumner Christa Temple Amy Thomas Scott Wagoner Angela Walls Vicky White Gretna Whitson Sheila Winters Sonja Young Monica Zumstein .A, , mu .. Hop IefO CLASS OFFICERS: Row I .Ieft to righv: Misti Lynch. student council; Tracy Ehalt, student council; Sonja Young, treasurer. Row 2: Bill Nett, vicepresident; Scott Wagoner, president; Dale Nunn, secretary. !bottom Iefo The seventh graders have a a lot of class Hn number, an yway; atop right; Look, Mr. Lockmund, I know the answer! I even read the chaper! .middle righU David Goodhue practices his looking busy in class pose. mottom righO Treg Sorg actually uses class time to study! v.5 ull- I . A 5.22-0.5- 2 9 96-13;, wu-nui 1 i916. wg.1r;w.'.vh.v:.. a 2 x 14;. x; 5.3m .i .12 2.. '3: ,' - -' ! -- The Staff nigho Principal, Mr. Ben Ruckle Mr. Charles Jackson below Counselor, .. . k ... ... a ,w.., .....H..,,..,. ,, V. , , . $3 via g ...g .mf Va... Mr. Mike Carter middIe righv Athletic Director, !below righv Extra Curricular Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. Sue Ooley Mrs. Sheila Danner welouo Secretary, labove Ieftl COOKS: Sheryl Davis, Nancy Robertson, Shirley Nolot, Sue Bierly, Audrey Nichols, Ruth Sparks, Mary Money. Helen Danser. tmiddle Iefo Nurse, Martha Schleicher tmiddle righo CUSTODIANS: Betty McKinley, Cheryl Shouse, Kevin Jackson, Royetta Miller, Alpha Miller, TNot Pictured: Jim Sparks, Shirley PottsJ lbelow Ieftl BUS DRIVERS: Frank Brown, Paul Nicholson, Bill Eurton, Don Lutrell, Melvin Klein, Rudy Cook, Lilian Hurst, Anna Marie Klein, Mary Margaret Book, Raymond Book. The staff at Borden High School works long hours to keep our school in working order. Mr. Ruckle makes sure all rules are enforced. Mr. Jackson counsels the students on their future plans. Mr. Carter organizes all sports events. Mrs. Danner takes the time to answer the phone and greet the guests that come into the office. Sue Ooley keeps track of the extra- curricular finances. The cooks prepare well-balanced meals daily. Martha Schleicher willing treats ill students. The custodians keep our school clean. The bus drivers are up early to take the students to school. We are very proud of our staff and were are lucky to have them. The Faculty !abova Mr. McKinley talks to his Spanish 4 class. night; Mr. Lizenby plans for his classes. Kar righ 0 Mrs. Hea vrin talks to her English class. ANDREA ARNOLD History and English JUANICE BALL Health and Art BARBARA CALLAHAN History, Geography, and English DANIEL CALLAHAN Indus trial Arts MEL VA CARTER Business MIKE CARTER Mathematics and Health JOE DOUGHERTY Chemistry and Science BETTY DYKES Home Economics CHARLES GRANINGER English ms T I'V ' x L94 v41 qr... xv above left; Ms. Arnold helps some students with their home work. ibelow lefti Ms. Nicholson keeps an eye on her students. iabovei Mr. Callahan helps Doug Morris with a class project. JANE HEA VRIN English JERRY LIZENBY Mathematics THOMAS LOCKMUND Biology and Science LOIS MARSHALL Librarian ALLAN J. MCKINLEY English and Spanish BRENDA NICHOLSON Mathematics and English PHIL PITT M usic and Band WESLE Y PORTER Physical Education PAUL WEBB Government and Psychology Cheers, Cheers for the F.H.A. .l - i7: 4 n ,a,w . A' mi The F.H.A. sponsors activities such as: Halloween Costume Day, Daddy Date Night, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Christmas Party, and Mr. and Miss Senior Basketball. The F.H.A. consists of students from grades 9-12. All students are incouraged to 10m. .3 . OFFICERS: Heft to righU: Kelly Kruer, Representative; Cinnamon Crone, Recreations; Sherry White, Secretary; Becki Carlton, Reporter; Pam Nolot, Representative; Lesia Beam, Vice- President; Elaine Finn, President, Tammy Kruer, Representative; Betty Dykes, Sponsor. MEMBERS: Row 1 0eft to righo: Stacey Cates, Sue Donna CaSey, Cinnamon Crone, Becky Taylor. Row Row 4: Betty Dykes, sponsor, Michelle Potts, Becki Harrel, Rosie Owens, Cindy Kirk, Missy Crawley, 3: Pam Cooper, Laura Lynch, Tammy Greenwell, Carlton, Leslie Stark, Theresa Book, Elaine Finn. Laura Blackman, Kelly Kruer, Jana Wagoner. Row 2: Boris BOOk, Tempie Cook, Angie Wynn, Angela Candie Pennington, Amy Bower, Tracy Wagoner. Not Pam Nolot, Cindy Payne, Linda Nett, Tammy Wadsworth, Sherry White, Lesia Beam, Donna Book. Pictured: Tammy Kruer. Benning eId, Holly Lee, Trina Lozier, Susan Brown, i l ' l . .. -Ww. 'V! 3 o - rs: Becki Carlton, Leslie Stark, DanaJa so. .L, 1 h ! kw: ' 0 School Is Not All Work Honest Mr. Ruckle were being good. :3 ? $1 7: 3M : an - , ,' 7 ill!!! .3WWVN...' . -- W. . V V ukw : lwwz' - Uzwi ma... . susi- nib: ska e v, N. t :3 himw wig: .-: u: . .. ' r'r;;i..;a+;, .acQ-Wa L .- , , OFFICERS: mining Mr. Paul. Webb: sponsor- OFFICERS: yen to right; Jill Smith, Secretary; Lesia atandlng Jerry Kirchgessner, Vice Prestdent; Pam Beam Treasurer. Nolot, President. . A ,... ' a , '-?. k MEMBERS: Row 1 Heft to righo Mr. Paul Webb, Kirchgessner, Pam Holot. Row 2: Doug Nunn, Dana Chris Green, Wendy Peay, Vince Ray Chuck Fultz sponsor, Lesia Beam, Tony Akers, Elaine Finn, Luke Temple, Lori Klein, Jill Smith, Michelle Potts, Billy Davy Peay, Chad Graf, Tracy Ehalt, Misti-Lynch 3 ,, Adam, Kelly Kruer, Michelle Green, Jerry McCarty, Laura Lynch, Bobby Daughtery. Row 3: Hett,Scott Wagoner. ' '5- m vmW-wrw w ! 7321':- .-.' ','-1' f '- ' 'vf ,:' 'm.- - ,2 '- -Z m - . ,- ' , t. .. ,uwme V WNWWr.-mikn;gua V. - 1, J11 m; xtu- w... . Making the Grades! This Year seven new members were welcomed into the National Honor Society. They are Mindi Brewer, Stacey Cates, Cin- namon Crone, Susie Daut, Katrina Popp, Susan Price, and Dana Temple. The H.H.S. sponsered the Student of the Month and elected a student each month for this award. Students of the months t9-12y November-Elaine Finn December-Pam Nolot January-Robert Wheatly February-Richie Rice March-Cinnamon Crone April-Tony Akers Members row 1 deft to righa: Kelly Kruer, Michelle Green, Trina Popp. Row 2: Milissa Bower, Stacey Wagoner, Becki Carlton, Pam Nolot, Mindi Brewer. Row 3: Lesia Beam, Tammy Kruer, Leslie Stark, Barbara Cullins, Stacey Cates, Elaine Finn. Row 4: Dana Temple, Tony Akers, Cinnamon Crone, Susan Price, Susie Daut, Richie Rice. Jane Hea vrin, Sponser; Elaine Finn, President. Officers Heft to righo: Lesia Beam, Vice President; Officers 0eft to righo: Pam Nolot, Secretary; Stacey Wagoner, Treasurer. Mi Never Let the Spirit Die! Left wottom to tom: Mindi Brewer. Secretary and welow A few senior boys express their spirit during a Treasurer; Jill Smith, Vice President; Michelle Green, pep session sponsored by the BOOSter Club. President. g4 BOOSTER CLUB MEMBERS: Row 1 deft to righo: Donna 300k. Michelle POHS, Becki Carlton, Jennifer aponsod. Row 5: Luke Adam, Elaine Finn, Trina Jana Wagoner, Holly Lee, Laura Lynch, Donna Snelling, Missy Swafford, Rosie OWEDS- ROW 4! Pam Lozier, Angie Cissell, Tammy Benningfield, Sue Casey. Row 2: Linda Nett, Jill Smith, Michelle Green, NOIOL MiDdi Brewer, Susan Price, Cinnamon Crone, Harrel, Robin Myers, Milissa Bower, Beth EIIenbrand. Kelly Kruer, Dana Temple. Row 3: Paula Hosier, L651? Beam, Lori Klein, Theresa 300k, Lynn Gray 57 i thAwK-trwwg. . Memorable Times at -. I un- MS' m, X: f e- Ax 1 l.- Mascot- Theresa Boo The Booster Club was quite ac- i tive this year. Spirit Week was a big success thanks to the par- ticipation of each class. The Booster Club also sponsers Homecoming. This Year the club chose Santa's Sweetheart as the theme. A dance was held after homecoming which helped pay for decorating expenses. The club was sponsered by Lynn Gray, and all members would like to extend our warmest appreciation for the time and ef- fort she has put forth to help. -vrwwr-ngn-mwgrra ,c w -;1-v- Spirit Week Activities: Races and Games Da y Hat Day Punk Rock Da y F ifties Day .wwwyhmm Spirit Week Winners: Sack Race-Seniors. Tug-a-war-Juniors. TricycIe-8th grade Poster Contest-Seniors. Hall Decorations-Seniors. Red and Black Con test-Seniors. Song Contest-Seniors. , Most Pennies-Seniors. i Chief-Jerry K irchgessner. Squa w-Dana Temple Bra ve-Chris Green Papoose- Wendy Peay. Basketball Team. 3., ix ' , A :v . A . ..... nah... um...- 60 1 WEWMW . - Imus nu unwr, .w. Santahs Sweetheart . . . Might and below: Senior Lesia Beam wins this special honor of San ta '5 Sweetheart. Last years queen, Melody Day, pins the sash on Lesia First runner-up-Junior Mindi Brewer. as the other candidates watch. 5 HA-mx-Vz'h'5- 2- b, Senior Lesia Beam Npper lefty Lesia was escorted by Senior Tony Akers. Kipper middley Mindi was escorted by Senior Jerry Kirchgessner. dipper righ 0 B.H.S. Queen and her court. yMiddIe lefty Sophomore Donna Book was escorted by Senior Ton y Wagoner. !Cente0 Freshman Tracy Wagoner was escorted by Senior Gary Smith. Tony congratulated Lesia with a victory kiss. Mindi receives her flowers as everyone waits for the crowning of the queen. a u ; 4v. .- gAix..u.., U. ... Y cmazoumw-a- A V 5 Ir 4 :1 .u '5 n'dni c-s 5;.x; .u: . L L - .a-dxm x . Yearbook Takes Hard -Work2 EDITORS: Row 1 Heft to righv Pam Nolot, Becki Carlton. Row 2: Leslie Stark, Chris Fender, sponsor, Row 1: deft to righU: Theresa Book, Pam Nolol, Stacey Cates. Row 2: Lisa Allen, Michelle Green, v' - .1 Mva ,. 5n N J-Jva-uax: Lesia Beam. Row 3: Missy Swafford, Lisa Allen. Row 4: Michelle Green. Lesia Beam, Chris Fender. Row 3: Brian Ferguson, Leslie Stark, Missy Swafford, Bobby Daughtery. Row hitting Assistant Editor, Missy Swafford; atandinw Main Editor, Michelle Green. 4: Becki Carlton, Cinnamon Crone, Jill Smith, Tammy Benningfield. -,. --1?' a. Sales Editor-Stacey Cates. Young'Pe'aoplgatfbr-Lesia Beam. :g p: . :1: F Assistant Editor Mi$$y Swaffo 1 VpALWT HHI': yr A Science Students Attend Academy Meeting Six Science Students and sponser, Tom Lockmund, attended the fall meeting of the Indiana Academy of ScienceIJunior Academy of Science. The meeting took place at Butler University. The morning session consisted of high school students from all over Indiana reporting on current scientific research. Mr. Lockmund was a judge for the Senior Biological Science Division. The afternoon session found Luke Adam winning third place in the Aerodynamic Activity. The students also attended a Science Academy presentation by Dr. Frank K. Edmondson, noted astronomer from Indiana University. MEMBERS 06ft to righO: Luke Adam, Pam Nolot, Mike Brown, Tony Nicks, Rob Wheatlt, Elaine Finn, Mr. Tom Lockmund. A :3 a k. I0 .kb; . ' 51g. ' Ii - MEMBERS: Row 1 Heft to rightJ: David Martin, Sam M f Gray, Mark Marlman, Jody Martin, Kevin Tharp, 3' Steve Williams, Kevin Smith, Mike Rehmel, Scott Zeller; Row 2: Holly Lee, Missy Swafford, Angie Cissell, Amy Brewer, Dawn Beams, Beth Ellenbrandn Melody Potts, Julie Faske, Michelle Green, Band Director Phil Pitt; Row 3: Cinnamon Crone, Jill Smith, Katrina Popp, Mindi Brewer, Dana Temple, Chris Green, Greg, Burns, Greg Potts, Mike Ehalt, Mike Banet; Row 4: Alan Reid, Steve Gambill, Susan Price, Tim Shouse, Steve Hurst, Greg Ruckle, Jason Hall; Row 5: Christine Zeller, Cindy Payne, Becki Carlton, Shawn Thomas, Michelle Potts, Tammy Benningfield, Rose Owens. ; Band Awards SEVENTH GRADE-Best Musician: Tracy Ehalt, Hute: Most Improved: Scott Wagoner, drums; Eric Ruckle, trombone,- Sam Sumner, trombone,- Christa ' Temple, clarinet; Amy Thomas, drums; Jimmy r 3 Gladin, trumpet. EIGHTH GRADE-Best Musician: 3 Melody Potts, clarinet; Most Improved Tim Shouse, french horn; Mike Banet, french horn; Scott Zeller, drums,- Greg Ruckle, trombone. NINTH GRADE-Best Musician: Greg Potts, trumpet; Most Improved: Sam Gray, drums. TENTH GRADE4Best Musician: Jason Hall, trombone; Most Improved: Naomi Bryant, drums; Alan Reid, Baritone. ELEVENTH GRADE-Arion Award: Steve Gambill, baritone; Marching Bass Drum Award: Steve Williams, drums. TWELFT H GRADE-John Phillip Sousa Award: Steve Hurst, trombone; $600.00 a year music scholarship to Western Kentucky University: Steve Hurst, trombone; Marching Snare Award: Kevin Tharp, drums; Douglas L. Schleicher Percussian Award: Kevin Tharp, drums,- Corp Spirit Award: Rose Owens; Flag Leadership Award: Becki Carlton. vb . 3 34' 3 Witwimz-asigar: m g. '5 lo :3 G d '5 H. E 6 u: 93 B a FLAG CORPS MEMBERS: Row 1 Heft to righv: Christine Zeller, Rosie Owens. Row 2: Cindy Payne, Tammy Benningfield. Row 3: Becki Carlton maptaim, Michelle Potts. WWWWW QWEkWET-E 9:312; 5.471;. ..- . 35-5 ..' : 1. s 2 ? ' abovd The band was led by Field Commander ' Michelle Green. mbOWBeCkiCamonv 89 corps captain MEMBERS OF PERCUSSION SECTION: deft to righo Sam Gray, David Martin, Mark Marlman, Steve Williams, Jody Martin, Kevin Smith, Kevin Tharp. ? SENIORS: how 0 Becki Carlton, Kevin Tharp, Green, Steve HUTSt- Missy Swafford. 00w 2; Beth Ellenbrand, Michelle 1;?fo anfLw-Zr r'li+k'$$;f-I 39v 7- . -An'T ' A .n V PEP BAND: how 0 Angie Cissel, Cindi Payne, Becki Chris Green, Greg Burns, Greg Potts, David Martin, Carlton, Dawn Beams, Melody Potts, Amy Brewer. Mike Banet, Tim Shouse. how 0 Susan Price, Kevin how 2 Jason Hall, Greg Ruckle, Steve Gambil, Tharp, Mark Marlman, Sam Gray, Kevin Smith, Mike re Tammy Benningfield, Cinnamon Crone, Holly Lee, Rehemel, Scott Zeller, Steve Hurst, Julie Faske, Mike ! Jody Cates. 00w 3 Katrina Popp, Mindi Brewer, Ehalt. F lag Practice-Michelle Potts. 67 ; - , , WNW w-N.m.wh. erv 1h . , Band Memories Dana Temple and Missy Swafford hs'iyzg: :mm - ,mmmw Spanish Club Travels to Mexico Q Xxfkk s. . s X V B ah i h .m- -1... Eight fourth year Spanish students and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McKinley traveled to Monterrey, Mexico during spring break. While in Monterrey the grouped stayed with Elias Diaz Reyes and his family. Mr. Reyes has visited the Borden Community Church five times during the past five years. The group also visited the family of Juan Pablo Padilla, who attended Borden High School as a foreign exchange student last year. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kaelin and Mr. and Mrs. John Finn accompanied the group. Making the trip was aittinw Cindi Kirk, Pam Holot, Milissa Bower, Elaine Finn, Barbara Cullins. atandinw Missy Swafford, Mr. McKinley, Mrs. McKinley, Becki Carlton, Lesia Beam. 4a:- Wm Ar, 9, qw$mv W 'v-Dvmu-V-u..- a .' Kevin Tharp, Auto Mechanics. Ann Wilson, Computer Operator. Scott Ellis, Machine Operator. 70 Mar left; David Mitchell, Auto Mechanics. 0cm Junior Schmidt, Motorcycle Mechanics. middId Ed Brown and Jody Martin, Heating and Airconditioning. ebony Keith Brock, Machine Tool Operator. Hem Kevin Tharp and Diane Richards, Auto Mechanics. 71 wan 64.xt'6' Ax. ;l haarnanp gangs; MEMBERS: Row 1 0eft to righo: Tracy Hale, Chris Green, Phil Whitson, Sam Gray; Row 2: Vince Ray, Brent Nicks, Tony Nicks, Jerry Kirchgessner, Tony Wagoner, Rick Hurst, and Coach Tom Lockmund. Boys9 Tennis Record e6-8w wins below Senior Rick Hurst says Howdy! to the ball. N New Alban y South Central Silver Creek Lanesville Paoli Brownstown Austin New Washington Eastern South Central Seymour Providence Henryville New Washington AUeQUIWNNANNOW emuuoeuweuwwma abovw Senior Ton y Nicks is always on his toes. 0er Senior Jerry Kirchgessner at the net debates whether to hit the ball. welow Iefo Senior Tony Wagoner hitting a base line shot welow Senior Friends require nourishment after a big ma tch. 76 Going the Distance With the Proud Few a: muR-t Members left to right: Coach Charles Jackson, Randy Hein, Charlie Thomas, Richie Rice, Mike Cox, Chris Graf. Mike Cox training for Regional. Chris Graf finishes the race with a good time. Girls Cross Country team coached by Emil Stark are Leslie Stark and Candice Pennington. THE PROUD FE W warming up before meet. Congratulations uCross Country Members on a very good season. Remember the fun Saturday morning prac- tices and the pep talks, watermelons, and the 10 K jogs. Participating in Regional for the first time in BHS history was Senior Mike Cox. Also, participating in Regional for the third straight year Senior Leslie Stark. Great job to THE PROUD FEW for the dedication shown and the hard miles run during the 84 season. Special thanks to our graduating Seniors Mike Cox, Richie Rice and Leslie Stark. LAW ' tamamem-zawrw : , t t .hgwnn 78 Varsity Girls Basketball Team Goes for It in 8599 Girls Basketball Record 10-9 Borden vs Crothers ville Borden vs North Harrison Borden vs Brownstown Borden vs Eastern Borden vs Salem Borden vs Austin Borden vs Clarksville Borden vs Floyd Central Borden vs Salem Borden vs Eastern Varstiy Girls Basketball Team Members deft to RighU: Row 1: Coach Barbara Callahan, Coach Dan Callahan; Row 2: Manager Cindy Kirk, Mindi Brewer, Lesia Beam, Theresa Book, Leslie Stark, Pam Nolot, Borden vs Corydon Borden vs New Washington Borden vs Silver Creek Borden vs Lanesville Borden vs Charlestown Borden vs Mitchell Borden vs South Cen tral Borden vs Henryville Borden vs Silver Creek Elaine Finn, Paula Hosier, and Manager Stacy Cates. The Girls Varsity Basketball Team had a successful season in that when other teams played us hard we rose to the occa- sion. The team will be loosing a lot in ex- perience and talent due to the graduation of six seniors: Paula Hosier, Elaine Finn, Leslie Stark, Thereasa Book, Lesia Beam, and Pam Nolot. This will leave a definite challenge to next years team. .At;;--.. 41.265-34.23 .z.':.:nt-',.. . V ,w-r-A A gm- mr :- t . , 2 .. t I enjoyed very much my first year as Varsity Basketball Coach. The young men on the team were always willing to work hard and have a positive attitude. This in my opinion was a way to be successful. They never gave and kept fighting to win. The team consisted of Seniors Tony Akers, Frank Berryman, Jerry Kir- chgessner, Rich Hurst, Richie Rice, Gary Smith, Bob Scott, and Tony Wagoner and Juniors Randy Hein and Doun Nunn. In the five wins we had we defeated two of the largest schools on our schedule, Charlestown and Clarksville. We were competitive in almost all the games we played. Leading scorers were Tony Akers and Jerry Kirchgessner 14.6 and 15.4 points per game respectively. Leading re- bounders were Jerry Kirchgessner and Frank Berryman. With a lot of hard work over the summer the boys can be successful next year. Mike Carter Righ t: Fighting for sole possession of the ball. Below: Go after that ball guys! Borden vs Eastern Borden vs New Washington Borden vs Crothersville Borden vs Charlestown Borden vs Medora Borden vs Salem Borden vs Henryville Borden vs South Central Borden vs Christian Academy Borden vs Orleans Borden vs Austin Borden vs Henryville Borden vs New Washington Borden vs Clarksville Borden vs New Washington Borden vs Eastern Borden vs Lanes ville Borden vs Medora Borden vs Graceland Borden vs Paoli Basketball t5-153 6862 49-58 5664 54-50 84-50 58-71 43-52 64-59 6 7-54 54-75 5064 5052 4953 6562 5568 70-75 66-76 4 7-48 40-53 6567 l.m6n A mnlv Above: Doug Nunn Making a shot as everybody watches. Left: Varsity demonstra tes their defensive skills. - Below: Members 0eft to righv: Manager Darin Thomas, Richie Rice, Frank Berryman, Tony Akers, Jerry Kirchgessner, Randy Hein, Bob Scott, Rick Hurst, Gary Smith, Doug Nunn; Front: Assistant A Coach Ed Reining and Head Coach Mike Carter. Cheerleaders Spirits Were High in ii8599 The Varsity Cheerleaders started the season off earlier than most teams by going to camp in July and participating in state competitions. They showed much enthusiasm with their cheers in pepping up the crowds and assisted in 3 driving their teams to victory. Thanks 1 i to the Cheerleaders and their Sponsor Lynn Gray for the time and effort put forth. The Cheerleading Team sponsored by Lynn Gray included Michelle Green, Linda Nett, Dana Temple, Jill Smith, and Kelly Kruer. 82 Varsity Cheerleaders Michelle Green, Kelly Kruer, Linda Nett, Jill Smith, and Dana Temple show off their often used stack-ups. Girls Varsity Track Team Displays a Lot of Class: The Girls Varsity Track Team was small in numbers but mighty in dedication and enthusiasm. Everyone had a successful season in their own individual events and improved greatly as the year went on. The 1985 Sectional qualifiers were 1600m relay Sophomore Linda Nett, Freshman Candice Pennington, Senior Theresa Book and Senior Leslie Stark, who also qualified in the 800m and 1600m runs. K The Girls Varsity Track Team Members shown below TLeft to RightT: Row 1: Manager Sue Harrell, Wendy Peay, Jana Wagoner, Holly Lee, Candice Pennington, Stacy Cates, Linda Nett; Row 2: Assistant Coach Rusty Cook, Cindy Kirk, Dana Jackson, Theresa Book, Lori Klein, Leslie Stark, Jill Smith, Donna Book, Michelle Green, and Coach Emil Stark. Finals Leslie lLesterl Stark has had an outstan- ding running career at BHS. ln running distance for the past six years, she has set . many records all over the area bringing her fl scholarship offers from major schools l around the country. She holds school records in the 400m, 800m, 1600m runs and was on the 1600m Relay team. She also holds two records lSAQ in the 800m .and 1600m runs where she has been rein- ing champion and a member of the All- Conference Team for the past three years. Leslie has earned many school awards in track: four varsity letters, three MVP's, two distance awards, State Finalist Award, and Senior Appreciation. Leslie has competed in Sectional and Regional all four years and has made it to the State Finals for three years. She also holds the Sectional Championship for two years in the 1600m and the 800m. w mun moans LES TER We 53;. Varsity Boys Track Team Has Two Good Runners Go to Sectional The Boys Track Team finished the season with a record of five wins and five loses. Their wins came in defeating Lanesville, Henryville, Austin, South Cen- tral and New Washington. They placed se- cond in the West Clark Track Champion- ship and fourth in the Conference Track Meet. This year two runners qualified for the Sectional Meet, Junior Randy Hein in the 100m high hurdles and 400m run and Senior Mike Cox for his second straight year in the 3200m run. Thanks to the four Seniors Mike, Rick, Rob and Bob for their efforts during the 1985 season. Varsity Track Team Members shown above tLeft to Righv: Row 1: Joe Gilpin, Chris Graf, Mike Cox, Phil Whitson, Doug Nunn, Rob Graef; Row 2: Sam Gray, Greg Roach, Randy Hein, Vince Ray, Ted Roach, Steve Hopper. Left: Junior Randy Hein displaying perfect form on the high hurdles. Below: On the run with Senior Mike Cox. h mgv- ghm . Haw comm as h , 3' , yaw- WW W .h N :3 t f h Left: Senior Rob Graef pole vaulting in the Con- ference Meet where he placed third. .Esz Girls9 Tennis Team Wins SAC Title Girls Varsity Tennis Team had a very successful regular season with nine wins and three loses. They were undefeated in conference play and won the Conference Invitational at New Washington. In sectional play the girls defeated Providence and New Albany and lost only to Floyd Central in the semi-finals. Thanks to the graduating seniors for their time and effort, Lesia Beam, Michelle Green, and Becki Carlton. Right: Number One Doubles Michelle Green makes a base line shot while Dana Temple watches. Bottom Right: Members ueft to Righn: Row 1: Wendy Peay, Mindi Brewer, Dana Temple; Row 2: Lesia Beam, Michelle Green, Michelle Potts, Becki Carlton. Below: Number One Singles Mindi Brewer hits a baseline shot. u v , Mawsw We... M .m9-- - -.,-, wv-HV. ,- Grirls9 Tennis Record 11-13 0! Salem Scottsburg Aus tin South Central Lanes ville Floyd Central Paoli C Iarks ville New Washington New Washington C harlesto wn Eastern New Washington IN V Silver Creek SECTIONAL New Alban y Floyd Central -.-umuawmmwaaawog AQQONNWNN'NN ANUI QA UN Above: Number Three Singles Wendy Peay practic' ing her forehand shot. Below: Number Two Doubles Michelle Potts making Left: Number Two Singles Lesia Beam at the net hit- a forehand shot as Becki Carlton stands ready to ting a winning shot. 35515!- ..M- WV? :. . . mug ; M..,., 2 Winbi '3.v3 3 x Varsity Gaining Experience: 3 $3135. . 4 39 1.. f 1' f . ... . Va 3 2; . Hr. ' .. Tony Wagoner batting with Brent Jackson doing the catching. Team Members BRENT JACKSON ............................... Catcher ...................... 1.29 JODY MARTIN .................................. Outfielder .................... 3. 73 GARY SMITH .................................... Infielder ...................... 2. 39 TONY WA GONER ............................... Pitcher .......................... Infielder ...................... 3.23 TRACY HALE ................................... Infielder ...................... 1.64 DARIN THOMAS ................................. Pitcher .......................... Oulfielder .................... 2.81 PHIL WHITSON .................................. Outfielder .................... 1.54 SAM GRA Y ..................................... Pitcher .......................... In fielder ...................... 3. 93 JIM NOLOT ..................................... Infielder ...................... 2.80 CHRIS GREEN ................................... Infielder ...................... 1.02 KEVIN THARP ................................... Outfielder .................. NONE 90 2 I w2cvo-u-w 2 l - ., 2 2., , -3 .-. ....., 2.: w Borden vs Salem Borden vs Austin Borden vs New Washington Borden vs Eastern Borden vs Medora Borden vs New Washington Borden vs North Harrison Borden vs North Harrison Borden vs South Central Borden vs Lanes ville Borden vs Lanesville Borden vs Orleans Borden vs Henryville Borden vs Henryville Borden vs Crothersville Borden vs Eastern Borden vs Charlestown Borden vs Charlestown Borden vs Silver Creek Borden vs West Washington SE C TIONAL Borden vs Charleston Varsity Baseball 12-191 Above: Jim Nolot at first base catching a throw for an out. 2-13 26 5-15 24-12 6-2 0-10 6-9 1-11 11-12 6-16 3-15 2-6 14-17 2-15 4-14 3-23 510 Left: Sam Gray pitching a fast ball for a strike 92 . 981me 7V1.-:-7 - Sectional Again: The girls' Varsity Volleyball team ended the season with 12-4 record. The team began with seven straight vic- tories over Clarksville, Medora, Graceland, Henryville, Eastern, Silver Creek, and North Harrison. The Braves lost their first match of the season against New Washington, then bounced back to defeat West Washington before being defeated by Floyd Central. The team then defeated South Central, Medora, and Salem before losing to Austin and Lanesville. The team gained its 12th victory by defeating Crothersville, finishing a three-year period with records of 12-4, 13-3, and 12-4. The girls defended their Eastern Sec- tional Championship title by defeating Henryville 15-2 and 15-3 and Salem 15-0, 7- 15, and 156. Leslie Stark won the spiking award with 247 successful spikes out of 293 attempts and 130 kills. Paula Hosier received the hit- ting awards by successfully handling the ball 739 times in 792 attempts. Pam Holot hit 237 of 245 serves to win that award. Pam and Paula shared Most Valuable Player honors. tabovev Senior Pam Holot, bumping the ball. trigho Senior Paula Hosier, setting up the ball for a killer spike by Senior Leslie Stark. rbelom MEMBERS: Row 1 08ft to righU: Stacey Wagoner, Mindi Brewer, Milissa Bower, Paula Hosier, Jill Smith; Row 2: Coach A. J. McKinley, Luke Adam, Dana Jackson, Leslie Stark, Pam Nolot, Cindi Kirk, Lisa Allen, Coach Marilyn McKinley. Volleyball Season Record 114-51 Clarks ville Medora Graceland Henryville Eastern Silver Creek North Harrison New Washington West Washington Floyd Central South Central Medora Salem A us tin Lanes ville C rothersville SECTIONAL Henryville Salem REGIONAL Seymour ES EPPEEEPEPEEEEEEE P Hem Senior Paula Hosier, practicing her bumping techniques. 15-6, 15-7 16-14, 14-16, 15-5 15-2, 158 15-6, 15-11 157, 15-9 15-6, 15-10 15-5, 15-11 2-15, 8-15 15-7, 150 3-15, 9-15 15-11, 15-4 15-6, 15-10 155, 15-9 16-14, 14-16, 4-15 14-11, 14-16, 1015 1511, 16-14 15-2, 15-3 150, 7-15, 15-11 5-15, 4-15 1above1 Junior Jill Smith, warming up before the game. 1below1 Team work is the key to success. 5;, , .A: l. -. w 4 timid: $912354;- MI- H'r4bio-r-a224 7r- :1 J .V. Volleyball Wins in 985 lumuu- mv- mw ... u... -- ., Above: Michelle Potts pops up the ball for a set. Top Right: Members ueft to Righv: Row 1: Stacy Cates, Jana Wagoner, Jennifer Snelling, Row 2: Coach A. J. McKinley, Becky Taylor, Lori Klein, Michelle Potts, Amy Bower, Tracy Wagoner, and Coach Marilyn McKinley. Right: Team members get advice from Coaches A. J. and Marilyn McKinley. Bottom Right: Tracy Wagoner serving a winning point. Below: Team running the offense. Coaches Dan and Barbara Callahan en- courage their team on to a successful season fo 12 wins and 4 loses. All team members did an outstanding job this year . . . we congratulate them! $94 3. : 7-5. ,' : .uv-i- A ; A .-x: 12' g rx Members: Left to Righvt Row 1: Candace Michelle Potts, Lori Klein, Donna Book, Stacy Cates, Pennington, Tracy Wagoner, Wendy Peay; Row 2: Coach Dan Callahan. Coach Barbara Callahan, Cindy Kirk, Amy Bower, 95 J .V. B-Ball Team Wins 14-69 Left: Members deft to Righv: Row 1: Steve Jackson, Chris Green, Bill McCarty, Greg Potts; Row 2: Coach Ed Reining, Mike Bierly, Bill Scott, Mike Brown, Troy Casey, Jim Nolot, Tracy Hale, Sam Gray, LeRoy Callam. Above: Time out to take a rest and talk strategies over with the coach. Center: DUNK IT Bill! Right: Bill Scott practicing his lay-ups for the big game. i 1 , 1 i The players on the C Team piayed with much enthusiasm in the 1984-85 basket- ball season. Below: Members hLeft to Righu: Row 1: Steve Hopper, Greg Potts, Alan Reid; Row 2: Sam Gray, Jim Nolot, Brent Nicks, Vince Ray, Chris Green. W m-.., - J .V. Cheerleaders Pep Up Crowdm J.V. Cheerleaders Donna Casey, Lora Lynch, Holly Lee, Jana Wagoner, and Sponsor Lynn Gray help spur Basketball teams on to a winning season. i 98 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL: Row 1 Heft to righo: Coach Emil Stark, Karen Miller, Davy Peay, J. J. Sparks, Scarlet Wheeler; Row 2: Kate French, Tina Young, Jo Ann Adams. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL: row I Heft to righv: Coach Emil Stark, Sandra Nicks; Row 2: Christa Temple, Sandy Stone, Carrie King; Row 3: Amy Thomas, Vicki White; Row 4: Tracey Ehalt, Sonja Young, Gretna Whitson. B.J.H. VOLLEYBALL: Row 1 Heft to righU: Caramie Wilson, Kelly Hurst, Sandra Nicks, Misti Lynch, Carrie King; Row 2: Sandy Alexander, Missy Johnson, Karen Miller, Davy Peay, Paris Nave, Gretna Whitson, Sonja Young; Row 3: Kate French, Vicki White, Pam Nicks, Allison Beckett, Jan Jackson, Sandy Stone, Tracy Ehalt, Coach Ed Reining. v n-v-r. mvv. .4 'vawmm-wr u...-..W Wn-w-um :wufW-W-vn mmym 2 y . .. v B.J.H. Basketball Teams and Cheerleaders 1,.131131W :W 'MW jgx-gmsm a W : .49. 4', Seventh Grade Basketball: Row 1 08ft to righo: Trey Eight Grade Basketball: Row 1 am to righo: Chad Graninger, Jamie Martin, David Lewis, Scott Graf, Chris Martin, Mike Ehalt, Troy McCutcheonu Wagoner, Bill Nett, Eric Hale, Dale Nunn; Row 2: Trey Popp; Row 2.- David Martin, Tim Riddle, Eric Sam Sumner, Robbie Hicks, Brent Casey, Jeff Graf, Ruckle, Brent Carter, Mike Baird, Tim Shouse. Emil Stark, Michael Myers Row 1 1Ieft to righv: Melody Potts, Dawn Harperee, Sandy Alexander; Top: Misti L ynch. J r. High Cross Country Track Cross Coun try deft to Righo: Row 1: Jamie Martin, Dale Nunn; Row 2: Troy McCutcheon, Michael Rehmel, Trey Graninger, Emil Stark; Row 3: Scott Wagoner, Mike Baird, Greg Ruckle, Mike Ehalt, Andy Martin, Jeff Graf, and Coach Jerry Lizenby. TRACK deft to Righo: Row 1: Eric Ruckle, David Lewis, Dale Nunn, Chad Graf, Trey Graninger; Row 3. . H. wyh, 'ad 2: Emil Stark, Trey Sorg, Scott Wagoner, Michael :2; 2 Banet, Chris Martin, Mike Myers; Row 3: Jeff Graf, Greg Ruckle, Brent Carter, Mike Baird, Mike Ehalt, Tra vis Cheatham, and Coach Jerry Lizenby. TRACK deft to Righv: Row 1: Gretna Whitson, Sonja Young, Vicki White, Sandra Nicks, Migti Lynch, ; Davy Peay, Sandy Alexander, Freeda Graef; Row 2: i: ; Rusty Cook, Kate French, Tracy Ehalt, Sandy Stone, 94 9 Tina Young, Karen Miller, JoAnn Adams, Caramie Wilson, Melody Potts, and Coach Emil Stark. m-m 2w 2 m sunn-rwww Hwy? um,- wan-mmz m g, -- ' . a 102 STALKER BILL NETT- 7th KA TH Y SMITH-Bth BREN T NIC K S--9th LINDA NETTY 10th SUSIE DAUT-I 1th PAM NOLOT- 12th STUDENT SECRETARY BECK! CARL TON MILISSA BOWER THERESA CAMBRON SHERRY WHITE ROSIE OWENS SUE HARRELL THERESA BOOK SEAN ISGRIGG AMY BOWER Y ANGELA WADSWORTH LORI KLEIN PAM WALTON CINNAMON CRONE LIBRARY TOM BORDEN BARBARA COLLINS K ELL Y K RUER BRIAN F ERGISON STEVE JACKSON DONNA SCOTT TAMM Y GREENWELL ANGIE LOTHERY PARIS NA VE K ELL Y NIEHOFF RICHIE RICE ANGIE CISSELL MICHELE POTTS JENNIFER SNELLING SCHULHSTIE FILUFIHDS . . . SEHDLHSTIE HUJFIF'IDS SEHDLHSTIE HUJFIHDS . . . SEHULHSTIC FILUFIF'IDS PERFECT ATTENDANCE 8088 Y SCOTT RICHIE RICE VALERIE FUL TZ C INDY PA YNE CHRIS GREEN BRUCE BOWE BREN T HICKS KA TE FRENCH LISA KRUER JENNIFER KRUER CHERYL SMITH EMIL STARK OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP HOLL Y LEE SUSIE DAUT TRAC Y HALE TED ROACH-Boys ' State Delegate DA NA TEMPLE-Girls ' Sta te Delega te SUSIE DAUT-Girls ' S ta te Delega te ELAINE FlNN-FHA President STAC Y CA TESYFHA Participa tion A ward YEARBOOK EDITORS: MICHELLE GREEN MISS Y SWAFFORD BECK! CARL TON PAM NOLOT STAFF: LESLIE STARK S TAC Y CA TES LESIA BEAM LISA ALLEN SEHDLFETIB FILUFIHDS . . . SCHULFETIB HLUHHDS SEHULFISTIE HUJHPIDS . . . SBHULFETIE HLUHHUS SCHULHSTIE HLUHPIDEI . . . SEHDLHSTIB FILLIFIHDS SEHDLHSTIE HLUHPIDS . . . SEHULFISTIE HLUHPIDS Sociology PsychoIogy: BARBARA COLLINS, STACE Y WAGONER English: BARBARA COLLINS, PAM NOLOT, SUSIE DAUT, STAC Y CA TES, NA TASHA PA TTIE, BRENT HICKS, KA THY SMITH, CHERYL SMITH. Math: BECK! CARLTON, TAMM Y KRUER, SUSIE DAUT, LINDA NETT, JOE GILPIN, PAM HICKS, DA VY PEA Y, GREG HARDIN, CHERYL SMITH. Science: - SUSIE DAUT, LINDA NETT, DARLA SLA TER, BRENT HICKS, CHERYL SMITH, BILL NETT. Spanish: CINDI KIRK, ELAINE FINN, JASON HALL, VALERIE GOODHUE. Art: NA TASHA PA TTIE, JOE GILPIN, C HRIS GRAF. TRE Y GRANINGER, JAMIE MARTIN. Business: MILISSA BOWER, RON KRUER, SUSAN PRICE, LAURA BLACKMAN, SHERRY WHITE. Home Economics: SCOTT WAGONER, KELLY HURST, DA VY PEA Y, BRIAN MARTIN, DONNA BOOK, LINDA NETT, TAMMY BENNINGFIELD, SHERRY FRANKLIN. Health: BILL NETT, TRAC Y EHALT, KA TH Y SMITH, MIKE BAIRD, BREN T HICKS, TAMM Y BENNINGFIELD. 0.8. History: SUSIE DAUT, DANA TEMPLE. Geography: 1 t ACADEMIC Government: BARBARA COLLINS, PAM NOLOT ' CHERYL SMITH, BILL NETT, LISA KRUER, KA TH Y SMITH, TRINA LOZIER, STEVE JACKSON, TROY CASEY. SCHULFETIE HUJHPIDS . . . SEHDLFISTIE FILUFIF'IDS SEHDLHSTIE HLUHHDS . . . SEHDLFETIE FILIJFIPIDS 103 ,1,th 1. The Elementary is Making Changes The Borden Elementary School has went through many changes this year. The school added a new teacher to the ad- ministration, but as well gained a new prin- cipal and secretary. The principal, Mr. Wayne Hobbs, and secretary, Mrs. Triva Martin, have worked hard to make pro- gress for the school. Mr. Hobbs isn't afraid of changes, he is willing to listen and try to do the best for the school. This year has went well for the elementary and hopefully this year's suc-' cess will continue on to the coming years. night aboveT Mr. Wayne Hobbs at his desk in his new office. tright bottomT Mrs. Triva Martin also at her desk in the new office. tbelowT Mr. Hobbs in his old office. 4.4;- E; E x i; ?- ; 3, i i DANNY DA ws Oakland City College, 3.3. f Indiana University, MS. Hopi Mr. Da vis discusses math with the class. 3' ilefti Studen ts check their homework. ii i , irighti A student volunteers his help in a answer. Steve Baize : Dana Blankenbaker Tonya Blackman Bobby Falk ' James Fraley Brian Hagest : Donna Hunt i C. J. Jackson : Tamm y Jackson :3 Matthew Martin ? Susan Miles ; Tony Mings ' C. Nelson , Cindy Payton Tracy Porter . Shari Roederer Cory Schleicher David Schultz Troy Wagoner ; Shonna Whitson ;, Chuck Williams 107 108 BEVERLY WYNH Union College, A.B. Spaulding College, M.S. atom Students gather around the table to pose for a picture at their toga party. Mam Hoby Stanfield gets in a chuckle before Mrs. Wynn begins class. aighv Students and Mrs. Wynn take time out to ca tch up on their work. Dana Bowe Kathy Burg Tim Casey Christy Caudill Jamie C issell Steve Daut Jennifer Hicks Tonya Hurst Jenny Martin Timmy Mckinley Regina Miles Jason Poindexter Staci Porter Hoby Stanfield John Walls Tammy Wray Roger Wynn Am y Abston Billy Beams Brian Beavin Karen Beckett PHOYO NOT AVAILABLE VI 40 yo t W i .. i '.'- x r 14. t 5 . . n 0 ol' '9 X; .01! GA YNELL SA TTERFIELD LU. Southeast, 8.8., M.S. itopi Students take time out to do a lit- tle reading and a little homework. ilefti Some of the students pose with their science exhibit. irighti Don't worry they don't look like this all the time! Here are some students with their costumes for Halloween. Sam Baker Tim Beam Jennifer Bryant Shannon Cantrell Rita Ehringer Monica Fultz Steve Harmon Travis Hostettler Kim Jordan Michael La wson John Lockmund Kevin Marsh Kenn y Miller Vanessa Mills Richie M yers w, A i i I s ,y 11 i i Hector Hale Donald Pfis ter Jason Popp Nicky Ray J. D. Rockey Michelle Shouse Deneen Thomas Brad Van Durme Da wn Weatherford MARIL YN MCKINLE Y University of Louisville, 8.8. now Mrs. Mckinley helps out a student as the others work. Hem Samantha Cosby asks for help on her homework. highv Scott Graf enjoys his free time. Alan Ball Joshua Bea Vin Cheryl Boyd Monita Brummet Laura Bryant Lisa Casey Barbara Cooper Samantha Cosby Chris Goodhue Scott Graf Shaunna Graf Scott Ora vel Steven Hauser Roy Hooe Athenus Hurst Billy Jackson Jeremy Klein Tracy Knasel Kim Payton Erica Price Todd Rehmel Roxanne Stewart Leslie Wilson Kendra Wiseman 110 SHA WN GALLAGHER LU. Southeast, B.S. itopi Some of the students pose with their costumes on. ilefti Kent Smith shows his art technique. irighti A few students pose on one of the playground equipment. Melissa Baird Misty Brown Angela Burns Jennifer Clayton Candace Crone Stewart Daily Jason Dick Timmy Fraley Irma Guillen Brian Hurst Deloris Jackson Michael Kirk Chris Lang Becky Marsh Aaron Mckinley Ginny Mckinley Jake Pfau Eric Reid Carrie Riddle K ent Smith Virginia Starnes Justin Wade Brent Wea therford 111 Central Normal College I LENA BROWN 85., LU. Southeast, MS. I now The students try to catch up on their homework. ' 08m SMILE! Theresa Fraley and Lisa Payne do a little A homework together. 1 0igh0 Here a couple of students work with the computer. 1 Theresa Fraley Gary Hunt Alison Hurst ' Michelle James Jayne Johnson Tomm y Jordan I be wn Karnes Gabe Martin Lisa Payne : Dustin Pennington Christi Scott Michael Sneed Jason Sprinkle Lori Stumler Chad Thomas Julie Wadsworth I 112 K yle Akers Peter Bilyk Cory Bla tz Tara Cantrell Jack Coffman Melissa Crone A; M- H.414; w :wwwwmzw 5 .M..m.- .... m1...;......2 .. a...- .. - .......... .t .. . PA T EA TON LU. Southeast 8.3., M.S. itopi Mrs. Eaton is pictured her with a few of her students. 0cm Holly Ash and Nikki Frame pose with their Hallo- ween costumes. WvmiW-gyiwywmwwgvyww H WYV'iwwwmwwimu wwvg-vy ymWWm, i w, - . . , i 7773: K7 , 1 y f' a ,. u r: T gm 5tf';.x 2 Bi irighti Mrs. Eaton explains to her students about a few coun tries. i'mm-meu xywm ,M ,. 2 2 W i a a r; 5 Holly Ash 5 Toby Cheatham F; Tra vis Daily i Tobi Drury :1 ' i mjwwwv vmyyw 2a xmmgogmwwmmvww Donnie Ellenbrand Beverly Falk Nikki Frame Joni Givans Joshua Griffith Lori Hagest Crystal James g: Nikki Jordan E Nathan Lee 55 Heidi Martin E Cindy Potts it Angie Robinson , Clarissa Stewart Jona thon Wiseman u 1 mufWQ-w: ,, 113 4' 272w 3-12-3221 m 31WWW'EH.$-FK! 2:Wt'?F in P: I , 'I , a E .2 ; . JO ANN WRIGHT Hanover College, 8.8. Indiana University, MS. nap; Mrs. Wright with a few of students try to solve a problem. 0cm Teacher's aide, Susie Daut, helps two students. highv The kids have a little time to play a game. Ralph Berryman Angela Bierly Nikki Coffman Joe C omer Ricky Dryer Eldon F ulkerson Michelle Gladin Nicole Griffey Sara Haswell Joshua Hurst Jerem y Kappell Angela King Salla Beth Kruer Brandi Lewis Jennifer Miller Ann Scott Daniel Sneed Willy Weatherford Jacob Wilkins 114 EEEIEIEEJEI JEAN SMITH LU. Southeast, 3.8., MS. now Mrs. Smith helps a student with her costume. 0er Matthew Carter and his friend join in the fun of dressing up. nighn A student takes it easy during the Halloween party. Wayne Ball Amanda Beavin Shawn Bierly Stacey Burch Jason Byrd Matthew Carter Brandi Cavins Jason Chism Amber Ehringer Jeff Gambill Jason Hurst Pepper Hurst Trina Hurst Kelly Lewis Christine Lind Emily Lockmund C had Mckinley Beck y Miller Joshua Niece Jed Pfau Patrick Pixley Kevin Smith Andrew Schad Carrie Wells Joyce White Chesley Wiseman 116 EJIEIEHEIEIEI LINDA LOCKMUND Indiana University, 8.5. Indiana State University, MS. now Some of the students dressed as their favorite book characters. Heft; My! Who is this masked creature? One of the children dressed his best for Halloween. Mgho Mrs. Lockm and helps a few of her studen ts. Kara Akers Tammy Beeler Gary Cooper Scooter Daugherty Beth Falk Diedrich Guenther Jerem y Hedrick Tomm y Hinds Brad Hurst Chandra Hurst C rystal Hurst Nikki Jackson Sha wn K inser Angie Lawson Eric Mings Mike Payton Jason Pixley Robin Rudd Kevin Root Don Sandbach Trinity Tichenor Amber Wilkins Chris Williams Christi Wilson MICKEY KAHL I.U. Southeast, B.$., M.S. aom Some of the studen ts finish their homework. Hem Kelly Scott tries her luck at a math test. 0igh0 The children show off their costumes for . Halloween. 1 Robert Alexander Dennis Coats Jennifer Daugherty Suzetta F ulkerson 9 Allissa Graf ' Jason Hill Karrie Hinds Mary Johnson ; Vikki Jordan : , Cortney Lee Eric Lee Erin Lewis Am y L ynch Shannon Martin Colleen McDonald Jennifer Poindexter i Mary Kay Rockey 1 Kelly Scott Chris Smith Kirsty Standiford Barton Steele Hope Thomas Amy Wiggs 117 , Wawmwwwwr t: C INDY EMBRY Indiana University, B.S., M.S. tom Students take time out from their reading to pose for a picture. l Hem Students put hard work in to their coloring. l nighv Some of the children have fun during play time. Laura Bierly i 1i Jessica Brian S '1 Rodney Bruce 5 -' Johnathon Clayton : . Julie Comer : Matthew Eubanks . Ka te Givans Brian Graf Carey Graf Roy Harmon Rachel Hill Terrie Hinds Benjamin Jackson Melanie Johnson ? Joseph Jones Chris Kinser Kevin Knasel Macy Kruer Michelle Maisttison Timmy Martin Joan Miles Benjamin Porter - A guy thm...m..uwmwuvu 118 smew-n- .,..L , .. .mp3 EEHIEE SUE KOCHERT Indiana University, 8.8., M.S. !tom Mrs. Kochert helps a student in making letters. defO Ready for take off! Mrs. Kochert poses with an indian. 0igh0 And they're off! The children race for their seats. K ylene BakerM.MJ Mitchell CarterM.MJ Joey CastroM.MJ Adrian CoatesM.MJ Stacy CroneM.MJ Jeremy DixonM.MJ Alan EhringerM.MJ Leslie Embry M.MJ Brandon HurstM.MJ Sarai JacksonM.MJ Joe LewisMMJ , Da vid MorganM.MJ Rosie PfauM.MJ Faith RiddleMMJ Sarah Stonem.MJ Brian TichenorM.MJ Damon WiggsM.MJ Nathan AdanW.MJ Rachel BryanNP.MJ Joshua BurnetNP.MJ Carl CrondP.MJ Micheal DurhamWJVlJ Mark HammocMRMJ Stephen HawkindP.M.; Joey HindsW.MJ Crystal JacksoMRMJ Charles LindW.MJ Aaron NewbyW.MJ Heather PixIeyW.MJ Justin PopMP.MJ Shanessy SandersW.MJ Satasha SpetMP.MJ Jeremiah StarkmMJ Michael ThomadRMJ 119 ...-.,3w.y--v.....l Ammvfwcw W V :7..,..,.HN...V.T; :- .wr-w--.tw-m4.uwymw.-Wa -V .i . ,.. i, a ur' : 120 Boys9 Basketball Teams Are Victoriouszz This year the sixth grade team gained the county championship as well as the league championship. This team showed that hard work and determination pays off. SIXTH GRADE: Row 1 Tleft to righti: Tim Beam, Jason Poindexter, Tim Casey, Tony Mings, Roy Hooe. Row 2: Jim Beam, Coach; Richie Myers, C. J. Jackson, Brian Beavin, Roy Hooe, Assistant Coach. Tbelow Richie Myers prepares to make a move on his man. Tbelow bottomi Alan Ball heads for the basket as teammates watch. This year the fifth grade showed dete mination in every game that they played They showed that they will be a threattt opposing teams next year. FIFT H GRADE: Row I Ueft to righU: Kent Smith John Lockmund, J. D. Rockey, Todd Rehmal, Hecta Hale, Brent Weatherford, Michael Lawson. RowZ Charles Ball, Coach; Nicky Ray, Scott Gravel, Scot Graf, Brad Miller, Alan Ball, Kevin Marsh. 0er The teams participated in the pep session. f T T ' ' ' 4. t Muhguuw, , ,, - . GirlsT Sports Continue to Build B.H.S. Spiritn .u: ' GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: Row I Heft to righU: Donna Hunt, Shaunna Graf, Roxanne Stewart, Erica Price, Dawn Weatherford, Tracy Knasel, Michelle Shouse. Row 2: Kevin Jackson, Coach: Shanna Whitson, Staci Porter, Tonya Hurst, Traci Porter, Samantha Cosby, Deneen Thomas. The girls' team this year showed that they were willing to work and showed that on the court. They showed promise for next year. FIFT H AND SIXTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Heft to righn: Ahtenus Hurst, Jennifer Bryant, Kim Jordan 00px Lisa Casey tmiddIeL Corrie Schleicher tbottom; Tammy Jackson, Jennifer Hicks. These girls put a lot of work in making their routines for the teams. They all work- ed well together, and showed a lot of spirit. tbottom mm The girls wait to see who will gain the jump ball. tbottom righv The cheerleaders run off the court after finishing their routine. bottom Ier The girls also helped in participating in the pep session. Wh,N-y-m.qm-ww1a,wm .. A h . .. A .FW.-W-..-... 122 0igh0 The wicked queen Uennifer Bryano strikes the hunter Uohn Lockmundi aeft tom Snow White hShauna GraD talks with the animals. Heft bottom; Joshua Bea Vin as the king sings a song. hight bottomh Snow White meets the hunter. This year the fifth and fourth grade put on another spectacular show. The night started with a chili supper and the lobby contained the childrens' art work. Later the show was on, and boy were they great! A lot of hard work was done behind the stage as well. We would like to give a special thanks to Mr. Graninger for stag- ing, Mr. Ball for sound and lighting, Mrs. Thomas for piano accompaniment, and all who made this play and art exhibit a wonderful success. 0eft topl Here are shown the boys who moved props: Scott Graf, Donald Pfister, Richie Myers, Billy Jackson. tleft middlei Here the chorus members are shown. Heft bottoml The prince tries to awake Snow White as the Dwarfs watch. below We would like to give recognition to Billy Jackson who won national patriotic poster first place. 123 .....a......te............;.r..l.. ., 4.n--...-.. ... e ..l......a-uh.........-.L .n-w. . .....Nu......c...w.u-.. . ; i ! uknlubusaw mm.-. .. 5 nn H. 5 N U D. 5 WEBB AND LEE ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. Route 2 Charles Lee-Pres. Carwood Rd. Borden, IN . 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BORDEN, INDIANA 47106 923-880 CABINETS 0 BATHROOM FIXTURES GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES F RA L EY, S M A R K E T Quality Work-Complete Wreck Rebuilding Frame Straighting-Insurance Specialists 6919 Highway 31 E. Satisfaction Guaranteed Sellersburg, IN 47172 KOETTER PAINT 8 BODY SHOP Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Open All Year 245-4973 Sellersburg, IN 47172 246-2100 139 :1: san angelo, texas Best Wishes! BURDORF BUILDING No. 2 F.G. Burdorf, Jr. 756 South First Street Louisville, Kentucky 40202 75024 587-8059 PIXLEY ALIGN MENT RIDE CONTROL SPECIALISTS STEVE,S QUALITY CARS-TRUCKS-MOTOR HOMES M EATS - Falls Tires . 0 Monroe Shocks 2635 Charlestown Rd. 0 Suspension Rebuilding New Albany, IN 47150 0 Frame Straightening ' Brake Work Phone: 948-9072 7412 Hwy. 31, Sellersburg 1 Mile South of Sellersburg Across Railroad Tracks At Bean Road 246-2795 . IACTORY F musmnauq Salem, IN 883-3081 Toll Free 923-9855 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 Wajaneg Czeanem Compliments of 113 E. Utica Sellersburg, IN MARTIN,S Phone: 246-2871 GROCERY Alterations, Draperies, Leather and Suede Cleaning Borden, IN WALLACE K. SMITH FRAMING 8 REMODELING Rt. 2 Borden, IN 47106 967-2366 WHITE AUTO SALES Highway 60 Salem, IN 47165 883-1070 SELLERSBURG LOCKER, INC. 200 Sellers Ave. Sellersburg, IN 47172 BOOSTERS HAND 8 CO. Rt. 1 Hwy 60 Salem, IN 47167 883-2280 BLACK DIAMOND PEST CONTROL 904 State St. NA. 944-0453 LIONS CLUB OF BORDEN Borden, Indiana 47106 8127967-2767 STIFFEY1S AUTO REPAIR AND BODY SHOP 6022 Hwy 111 Sellersburg 812 7246-2586 PRESTONS 315 Pearl Street N.A., IN 47150-3496 8127944-0181 MR. B's CAR WASH 6005 Hwy 111 New Albany, IN PATRON SPONSORS SOUND OF SCISSORS BEAUTY SHOP VILLAGE PIZZA MURFY MART SALEM INN ANDRES BODY SHOP VISUAL IMAGE GRANTLINE FOOD MART FLOYD KNOBS PHARMACY FURNISH'S WRECKER SERVICE RIVER HILLS REALATOR PERSONEL ADS JANIE HEAVRIN ANDREA ARNOLD A. J . MCKINLEY CHRISTINE FENDER THE RUCKLES WAYNE HOBBS 143 144 Farewell to BHS The time has come, we must say good bye. Some eyes will sparkle, then again, some will cry. It's going to be hard, as we all know, to release the security and just let go. So say good bye to ole BHS, it wasn't so badethe memories are the best! We'll never forget you, we'll hold you dear, for we've lived here and laughed here, but most of all-we really loved it here! Thanks for the memories, Michelle Green Missy Swafford -'