Henryville High School - Hi Lites / Memories Yearbook (Henryville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1974 volume:

Mr. William Gilbert Those having torches will pass them on to others. 1--P1ato, THE REPUBLIC. Mr. Gilbert has been one of the many friendly, interested, and industrious people around our school for several years now. Like so many of our other teachers, he has been taken for granted just as if it were not necessary to say thank you in a formal way. ' We wish to take this opportunity to say that thank you to Mr. Gilbert. We thank him for his hard work on senior plays and science fairs. We thank him for his patient devotion to all his classes and to his own eighth grade class in particular. But most of all, we thank him for caring enough to stay and work among us. Reflections of Our Staff Telling lies to the young is wrong. Proving to them that lies are true is wrong. . . . The young know what you mean. The young are people. . . . Forgive no error you recognize, it will repeat itself, increase, and afterwards oux pupils will not forgive in us what we forgave. Lies, SELECTED POEMS, Yevtushenko ....2'.iy$: Our principal, Don Kennedy, seldom has a desk free of pa- pers, problems, and generally pesky situations. But he man- ages to keep our school running smoothly. Wes Porter Health and PE Thomas Prall Science Raymond Ratledge Math Sara Roche French, Spanish, Government and PE Our Faculty And Administrative Staff Set a Lively Pace Darell Duff Vocational A gri - culture William Gilbert Science Jack Hildreth Band Larry Johnson English Brenda Jones Math and English Sharron Kroskey Science Patricia Marsh Librarian Yvonne O'Brien Business Marsha Omanson English Pete Popham ' . pugxynw Somal Studles 3:7, :3: Steve Taylor and Ray Ratledge steal a moment for a chat between classes. Phillip Schroer History and Head Coach Stephen Taylor Math Thomas Traylor Business, Health, Assistant Coach Virginia Vass English Mrs. Athlyn Mollohan, Guidance Counselor, takes care of many stu- dent problems--everything from class Choices to lifetime career Choices. She alw ays seems to have time for everyone. Roberta Weber Art and PE Janice Wells Home Ec William Wilson Social Studies and Head Track Coach James Yost Social Studies Coaching Our secretary, Diane Parrish, is the Carolyn Baxter, Treasurer, always has first face we see in the morning. a smile in spite of an often hectic Telephones, lunch tickets, paper schedule. work--all keep Diane's day full of activity. : w' A very familiar face in the office is Mrs. Irene Hutchins, fondly known as Granny by the student body. Efficient student aides keep our office filled with a happy hum all day: Sharon Vest, Rita Waggoner, Rachel Caudill, Kendra Greene, Connie Guernsey, Cindi Heath, Joni Parrish, and Mary Beth Sprinkle. Our cafeteria staff and bus drivers perform daily services that we must have. We seldom take time to say thank you, but we really do ap- preciate their devotion to our needs. Nurse Martha Schleicher lbelowl measures some important progress without a grade book! We all seek her out when hurts occur, uvw-arw v ll' . Wm f Reflections of Our Classes I have had playmates, I have had companions, In my days of childhood, in my joyful school -days; All, all are gone, the old familiar faces. Charles Lamb, Old Familiar Faces .. mum: ?n-w: .;. ' v'QV '. . ' v .tv Senior Year-Our Last Season Together- Is Filled with Happy Moments They're just kids at heart--even though they hold THE of- fices of the senior Class. Sponsor Jan Wells, on the ground, is encircled by: Gary Wampler, Reporter; Kendra Greene, Secretary; Jeff Hutchins, President; and Candy Narron, Vice-President. Rachel Caudill, Treasurer, is not pictured. . Personality . Best-Dressed . Most-likely to Succeed . Most Athletic . Most Talented Occupying their much-coveted spot, senior Cristy Stetten- benz, Gary Wampler, and Cheryl Wilt yield one position to junior Jeff Newlin, who seems very aware of the honor he has been granted. Guess Who Is . . .? Greg Cox Donnie Guthrie Buddy Guernsey Greg Cox Jeff Hutchins Ms Ms. . Personality Best-Dressed . Most-likely to Succeed . Most Athletic . Most Talented Tanna Guthrie Cristy Stettenbenz Candy Narron Debbie Wampler Bekki Bott Valedictorian Candy Narron Pep club, 9-12; FHA, 9-12; National Honor Socie- ty, 10-12 Nice -president--11;; yearbook staff editor, 11-12; newspaper staff and sports editor, 12; WHO'S WHO, 11-12; Girl's State Delegate; DAR award; class tourney, 9-12; Homecoming queen candidate, 12; class president, 9; class - vice-president, 12; Award for Excellence. Future plans: to continue my education by attending col- lege. Salutatorian Tanna Guthrie National Honor Society, WHO'S WHO, newspaper staff, library and teacher aide, senior play, senior trip, class tourney, Award for Excellence. Future plans: to go into horse training and to run a horse farm to board horses. SUZANNE BARNES Library aide, yearbook photographer, se- nior trip, honor roll, work with the Muscu- lar Dystrophy Association. Ambition: to attend Los Angeles City College. Fondest memory: the people and events of my four years at Henryville. PATRICIA ANN WYCOFF AMES Library aide, class tourney cheerleader, teacher aide, gymnastics. Ambition: to have a happy married life. Fondest mem- ory: junior year. REBECCA LYNN BOTT Pep club, yearbook artist and co-edi- JEFF A. BRIDGES tor, National Honor Society, Office Basketball, baseball, track, cross coun- aide, teacher aide, basketball queen try, class tourney, vocational training, mndidate, class tourney, varsity Student Council t 1m. Ambition: to track and volleyball, WH0,S WHO, seek employment. Fondest memory: and 1974 prom queen. Ambition: to class tourney championship. become a studio musician. Fondest memory: Prom 73 and Graduation. RACHEL CAUDILL FHA, Student Council, office aide, class treasurer 00L library aide, class tourney, prom princess t1 D, Prosser, WHOtS WHO, senior play, senior trip. Ambition: to seek employment. DONNA GAIL ADAMS COLLAR Pep club, National Honor Society, junior usher at graduation, yearbook, WHOtS WHO. Fondest memory: junior year. GREGORY WAYNE COX Track, cross country, basketball, Fall Festival King, Student Council, class tourney, all touxney team 03-74 sea- EARL DAY 1 som, most valuable runner-track FFA-all four years. Ambition: to t1973L most points-track U973, graduate. Mason-Dixon Games U974L Junior Olympics-track, senior play. Ambi- tion: to further my education. Fond- est memory: Prom, 1973. j :,: 111 RONALD EDWARDS FFA, basketball, track, baseball-all 9-12. Cross country, golf, class tourney, Fall Festival candidate and King-l 1, senior play. Ambition: to further my education thro ugh college. VICKI RACHELLE DOTSON Pep club, class tourney, teacher aide. Am- bition: to go into nursehs training and to become a registered nurse. KENDRA LOUISE GREENE SHEILA GRAHAM WHOhS WHO, pep club, varsity cheer- leader, yearbook, newspaper, track, class tourney, senior play, senior trip, softball team, volleyball team, library aide, junior usherette at commence- Fall Festival Queen 00L class secre- tary 02L National Honor Society, FHA, WHOhS WHO, class tourney, se- nior play, senior trip, pep club trea- su1er um, pep club, girlsh track Getter and jacket earnedL band librarian 00L Ambition: to attend Carson-Newman College in Tennessee. F ondest memory: the great experiences of my senior year. ment. Ambition: to be the first wom- an President of the USA. Fondest memory: beating Silver Creek. CONNIE JEAN GUERNSEY Band, band secretary U D, pep club, has- ketball queen candidate 0 D, yearbook, prom princess candidate 0 D, office assis- tant, senior play, senior trip. Ambition: to be a medical secretary. Fondest memory: my senior year. ROBERT hBUDDYh GUERNSEY Basketball, cross country, track, class presi- dent 00L class tourney, senior play, se- nior trip. Ambition: to be a PE teacher and basketball coach. Fondest memory: senior year. DON C. GUTHRIE FFA, soil judging team, Prosser, Stu- dent Council OL Ambiton: to gradu- ate. KATHY HAWKINS WHOhS WHO, senior play, senior trip, class tourney. Ambition: to get a job. MELLSIA HOOD Drill team, 10-11 ; FHA, 11;class tourney, 9-12; library aide, 12; teacher aide, 11;se- nior trip. Ambition: to have a happy fu- ture. GENE LINDER Baseball team, 10-12; basketball team manager, 12; prom prince, 11; class tour ney, 9-12; senior play; senior trip; honor- ary pep club member, 12. Ambition: to have a good time in life. Fondest mem- MARK HUBBARD 11-12; band president, 12; stage band FFA 9-12. Ambition: farming. ' manager, 11-12; equipment manager, DEBORAH JANE HOWELL Freshman class reporter; class tourney cheerleader, 9; sophomore class secretary; Student Council, class tourney, drill team, 4-H President, 9, 11;WHO1S WHO, news- paper staff, library aide, senior play, se- nior trip. Ambition: to be a legal secre- tary. Fondest memory: the many friends I have made during my high school years. JEFFERY LYNN HUTCHINS Class vice-president, 9; class president, 10; Hoosier Boys1 State, 11;band, 9- 12; yearbook photographer, 9-10; combined Student Council, 11-12. PAULA RAE LOONEY Drill team, 10-11;FHA, 9-11;library aide, 12; teacher aide, 11;class tourney, 9, 11; senior trip. Ambition: to find out what I want in life. Fondest memory: senior year. ory: junior year and graduation. IDA ZOLLMAN MC GUIRE Pep club, 9-10; basketball queen candi- DAVID LYNN MULLINS date, 9; girls1 track, 10; National Honor Library aide, 9-11; class tourney, 11- Society, 11, 12; NHS treasurer, 11-12; 12; senior play; senior trip. Ambition: chorus, 9; band libraIian, 9-11; band to teach physical education and to at- vice-president, 12; senior band, con- tend IUS. Fondest memory: high cert and marching, 9-12; varsity cheer- school. leader, 11; yearbook staff, 11. WILMA RUTH NASBY Girls' class tourney, FHA, teacher aide, li- brary aide, Fall Festival queen, 12; senior trip. Ambition: to get the most out of life. Fondest memory: myjunior year. SHIRLEY KAYE PETTY Pep club, class tourney cheerleader, drill team, Student Council, 9-12; Stu- dent Council vice-president, 11, and president, 12; WHO1S WHO, 12; library aide, Prosser, 12; class tourney, prom princess mndidate, senior play, senior trip. Ambition: to become an emer- gency room technician and a house- wife. CANDISE RENAE SHUPING Yearbook tco-editor of photographyL ll- 12; chorus, library aide, Prosser, WHOts WHO, 12; FHA, spring choral award, 10. Ambition: to work in the medical field. CRISTY LEAH STETTENBENZ Pep club, cheerleader, class tourney, track, volleyball, senior play, senior trip. Ambition: to be a success. Fond- est memory: junior prom. MICHAEL LYNN PETTY Basketball, sophomore vice-president, band, band treasurer, class tourney, news- paper staff, senior play, senior trip. Ambi- tion: to attend Nashville Auto and Diesel College. RHODA F. PORTER Yearbook tco-editor of photographw, 11 ; National Honor Society, library aide, office aide, teacher aide, chorus, newspaper staff, 10-12. Ambition: to seek employment. Fondest memory at HHS: bugging around in my junior year. MARLENE K. SHUPING Library aide. Ambition: to join the Air Force or Army Reserve; perhaps to go to college. Fondest memory: not missing many days of school and being on the honor roll for the first time in my senior year. STEVE STEWART FFA, 9-12; president of FFA, 12. Am- bition: to become a professional farm- er. l3 '. 9 DAVID SWARENS H Band,9-12. DEBBIE WAMPLER Track, basketball, candidate for Fall Festival queen, 11; class reporter, 11; class tourney, senior play, senior trip. ROBIN PETTY WAMPLER Pep club, Prosser, newspaper staff, class tourney. i t K Y 1 BILLY WININGER FFA, 9-10; Prosser. Ambition: to seek employment. RICHARD TURNER Band, 9-12; FFA, 9-12. GARY LEE WAMPLER Basketball, Fall Festival king, 9; FFA, class reporter, 12; class toumey, senior play, senior trip. Ambition: to seek employment. Fondest memory: beat- ing Silver Creek High School in my senior year. CHERYL ANN WILT Class tourney, WHO1S WHO, pep club, newspaper staff, Prosser, library aide, teacher aide, senior trip. Ambition: to be- come an architect. MICHAEL L. WYCOFF Basketball, 11-12; baseball, 12; golf, 12; class toumey, 11-12; senior play; senior trip. Ambition: to seek employ- ment. Fondest memory: basketball victory over Silver Creek. . '. -: ' r: 2'42.,.5.-:2zm;r? W:?VW3. ' n- . The Class of '74 Presents, Rest Assured I told ya, I'm-a done dropped. CAST OF PLAYERS Mike Petty Mr. Morlock Candy Narron Mrs. Morlock Sheila Graham Mary Morlock Kendra Greene Jessica Morlock Shirley Petty Mildred Suzanne Barnes Mildred Ronnie Edwards Joe Lanconi David Mullins Luigi Lanconi Debbie Howell Martha Lanconi Buddy Guernsey Lucifer Connie Guernsey Miss Akers Candy Shuping Miss Akers Gene Linder George Plew Tanna Guthrie Mrs. Schmaltz Greg Cox Dr. Brown Gary Wampler Mr. Black Debbie Wampler Jake Ida McGuire Mrs. Frinck Valedictorian Candy Narron goes through the A, B,C's of her four years in high school. E s; g ; h 1x23 a 5 ,h!' E The band award for 1974 is proudly presented to Kendra Jeff Hutchins extends a token of gratitude and affection to Greene by Mr. Jack Hildreth. Superintendent Herman Mrs. Jan Wells, class sponsor. Seniors hbelom seem torn Miller hbelom awards a diploma to Buddy Guernsey. between smiles and tears. Enjoying the excitement of the moment, class president -.Pw-. We Say Good-Bye to our Good Friends And Teachers at Commencement HENRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS OF I974 VALEDICTORIAN CANDY KAY NARRON Patricia A. Ames Mark Bagshaw Suzanne Barnes Rebecca 1.. Ben Jeff Allen Bridges Rachel Ann Caudill Donna Gail Mdamw Collar Gregory W. Cox Earl Eugene Day Vicki Rachelle Dotson Ronald R. Edwards $Sheila Graham Kendra Louise Greene l Connie Jean Guernsey Robert Edward Guernsey Jr. Don C. Guthrie Tanna Guthrie Kathleen A. Hawkins Mellsia Marie Hood Deborah Jane Howell Mark R. Hubbard SALUTA TORIAN TANNA GUTHRIE Jeffrey Lynn Hutchins Gene Linder Paula Rae Looney Ida Ellen aollmam McGuire David L. Mullins Candy Kay Narron Wilma R. Nasby Michael L. Petty Shirley Kaye Petty Czindise Renae Shuping Marlene K. Shuping Cristy Leah Stettenbenz Steve D. Stewart George Richard Turner Debra Lou Wampler Gary Lee Wampler Robin Lee Wettw Wampler CheryLAnn Wilt Billy Wininger Michael Lynn Wycoff lndicutes 3.0 average or better. MIndicates National Honor Society. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jeff Hutchins .................... 'Prcsidcnt Candy Nurron .................. Vicc-Presidcnt Kendra Greene ................... Secretary Rachel Cuudill ................... Treasurer Gary Wumplcr .................... Reporter SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Janice Wells William Uilbcrt CLASS MOTTO IFS up to us ADMINISTRATION Herman Ii. Miller ............... Superintcndcnt William E. Bcdcll ........... Administrative Assistant Don Kennedy ..................... Principal WEST CLARK COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION H. Grant Hicks .................... President James O Neal .................. Vicc-Prcsident Harold Nicholson .................. Secretary RalthuthricA.. .. ,.. . ,... ..Member Robert P Hauselman ................. Member Gary Wampler has a special way of congratulating Cheryl Wilt. Valedictorian Candy Narron and Sal- utatorian Tanna Guthrie are fine reprensentatives of scholastic ex- cellence. Leading the graduates to their cere- monial farewell are juniors Carl Co- ker and Teresa Bridges. The Junior Class Mingles Fun With Scholastic Achievement mWMwmm. ., Junior class officers and sponsors, sitting in that old familiar corner, are: dronb Cindi Heath, Treasurer; MaryLyons, Secretary; mean Mrs. Marsha Omanson; Gary Smith, Vice-president; Teresa Bridges, President; and Mr. Steve Taylor. Mike Abbott Louann Adams Mike Adams Cindy Barnes Ricky Belcher Teresa Bridges Mike Campbell D avid C ardinal L ance C arr Terry Cherry Robert Cochran C arl Coker David Coker Robert Daily J erry Davis Barbara Day Dwight Dieterlen Elaine Dietrich Lisa Drury Hazel Grider Sharon Griffin Robin Guernsey Roxanne Guernsey Keith Hall James Harbold Tom Hawkins Cindi Heath Sally Heil Marion Hilbert Mike Hill 18 HiWPwai 1 ?IJ'W ? 7 : David Horine Randy Huber Mark Jordan Raymond King G ary Larson Mary Lyons Barry McDaniel Jasper MCI ntosh Sheila McIntosh N ancy Meece Earlene Morris Harvey Mull Jackie Mull Becky N ance Alice Neville Jeff Newlin Paul Noble Joni Parrish Donna Pickerilb Manuel Porter Mary Ross Vanessa Shephard Danny Smallwood Gary Smith Dennie Smelling Mary Beth Sprinkle Susan Staples Sharon Vest Rita Waggoner Debbie Walden Geri White Joyce'Whitfill Woody Jamison Not pictured are: David Cherry, Mike Hughes, Doug Mangels, Gary Roberts, and David Schein- hart. Below Joni Parrish and Kit wlviw Day reflect on the days Of the un-cola. 00 the righ'Q SPOHSOFMB' Omanson styles of the fifties during Spirit Week--before the glorious concentrates on concessions, concessions, and concessions. - .4 '. . 0. - n.1,. . .. , : .v v.- ,; m;.-'- ' -A - 11 A . . q - ,. ! Sophomore Class: Tis, The Season To Be Flakey Perched aloft are sophomore class officers and sponsors: Becki Coombs, Vice- ; president; Mrs. Roberta Weber; Donna Beach, President; Mr. James Yost; Dar- ; r01 Nickels, Secretary-Treasurer. ' Paula Abbott, Van Applegate, Rocky Barnes, Donna Beach, Teena Begley, Perry Broadus, Katrine Bronson. Donald Brown, Alberta Burton, Connie C ampbell, David Caudill, Rick Cissell, Becki Coombs, Karen Dalton. Sherrie Davis, Tina Davis, Kit Day, Wilda Deaton, Debbie Dietrich, Debbie i Drury, Rick Fabel. Debbie Farnsley, Debbie Garrett, Tony Grider, Terry Guersney, Danny Hall, John Hall, Mary Harbold. Connie Hawkins, Jayne Heath, Sarah Hood, Becki Hooe, Steve Horton, Roy Howard, Steve Howell. Ii Joanna Hubbard, Paul Hul- sey, Cheri Hunt, Alan Jones, Lee Kirkpatrick, Patty Lesnet, Teresa Long, Billy Martin. Linda Meece, Gary Melton, Mike Middleton, Carol Mil- ler, Brent Mullins, Jay Munk, Carol Murdock, Cindy Murphy. Daniel Nasby, Darrol Nick- els, Marvin Page, Karen Petty, Debbie Reliford, Rob- bie Rothbauer, Derry Secus- kie, Joe Sexton. Greg Sherrard, Debbie Shu- ping, Eddy Sorg, Jack Sta- ples, Maria Stargel, Mishele Stettenbenz, David Sweeney, Diane Thomas. Debbie Turner, Jim Wamp- 1er, Freda Willis, Eddie Wilson, Alfreda Witt, Karen Wooldridge, Lois Wycoff. Not pictured are Debra Richey and Steve Wolfe. HJWL Vite, Vite, repondez, sophomores, dit Mme. Roche. Tough guys Eddie Wilson, John Hall, and Danny Hall chew that chalk and study those cards during lunch hour. x . 13+ . The Jolly Green Freshman Freshman officers and sponsors include: Mrs. Sharon Krosky; Debbie Smelling, Treasurer; Perry Dickson, President; Carolyn Reece, Vice -president;Teresa Rho- ten, Secretary; and Miss Brenda Jones. Donnie Abell Rodger Aiken Norma Gayle Alsup Edward Barnes Jeff Bayes Randell Brock Jeffrey Burton Laura Caudill Leroy Cochran Annette Day Mildred Day Colleen Deaton Perry Dickson Debbie Dieterlen John Dietrich Tim Dinsmore Debbie Doup Harold Drury Randy Edw ards Steve Fabel Yvonnie Fiveash David Goodman James Grider William Grider Dallas Grimes Greg Guernsey Guy Guernsey Jeff Guernsey Mark Guernsey Crystal Guthrie Gerry Hawkins Tonia Heath Sheila Heil Linda Horn 22 Valerie lobe Louise Jones, Doug Larson, Glyn Lockhart, Lorna May, Kevin McKean, Jerri Mull, Roxanne Murphy, Steve Nye. Mark Obermiller, Craig Pate, Kelly Petty, Helen Porter, Jerry Powers, John Prall, Tommy Prescott, Carolyn Reece. Teresa Rhoten, John Rich- ardson, Sherry Schlecthy, Sandy Smith, Sharon Smith, Debbie Smelling, Chris Sorg, Tony Spaw. Debbie Spitznagel, Ronnie Stargel, Bob VanMeter, John Waggoner, Connie Witcher, Richard Yates, Tim Yates, Danny Yost. Not pictured is Wendall Wolfe. Freshmen cheerleaders can certainly make themselves heard: Sandy Smith, Jerri Mull, Debbie Doup mu tom. and Debbie Spitznagel. 23 A - . WWWH-iAt .. - ........... -,-.-.-:'.' - - 4-- V- at 24 Eighth Grade Has Pazazz . . That is, Lots of Spirit Emma Abbott Jeaneen Adams Mr. Bill Gilbert's eighth grade has chosen a committee as officers; Suzette Bridges, Jerry Guthrie, Hsiao-Rei Hicks, Tommy shake, and Angie Davis. Tim Allen, Terry Bagshaw, Bobby Beach, Kim Begley, Susie Bridges, Ric- key Calhoun, David Campbell. Roger Campbell, Dawn Carver, Karen Cherry, Kay Cherry, Patricia Cherry, Bobby Cissell, Debbie Cissell. Kim Cobb, Nancy Cochran, Laverne Cope, Angie Davis, Body Dennison, Richard Dickey, Doug Dietrich. Claude Drury, Darrell Duff, Jeff Ever- sole, Randy Finch, David Frederick, Peggy Gardner, Doug Garrett. John Goodin, Kendall Greene, Steve Grider, Tim Grider, Linda Guernsey, Jerry Guthrie, Mike Guthrie. Debbie Hall, David Hawkins, Sandy Henderhan, Hsiao-Rei Hicks, Marvin Hood, Cathy Horn, Mike Houchens. Rhetta Huber, Terry Lyons, Brian McKean, Penny Mil- ler, Mike Montgomery, Gary Morris, Susan Mullins, Randy Nance. Sandra Nasby, Tracy Newlin, Donnie Noble, Ronnie Noble, Willie Nye, Ricky Palmer, Cindy Petty, Greg Petty. Marsha Pickerill, Beatrice Porter, Marisha Prall, Tim- my Reece, Terry Reno, Goldie Reynolds, Mike Riley, Tommy Robertson. Betty Ross, Tim Sawdy, Tommy Shake, David Smallwood, Carl Smith, David Stettenbenz, Kenneth Tungate, Lisa Turner. Phillip VanMeter, Kay Var- nell, Cathy Waggoner, Eddie Wininger, Kent Wit- ten, MitchellWycoff, Tim Wycoff, Kelly Zollman. Not pictured are: John Bar- rett, Brian Munk, James Ross David Brian, and Vonda Treadway. I They give the eighth grade something to shout about: Jeaneen Adams, Suzette Bridges, Cathy Horn 00m, and Cindy Petty. 25 Seventh Graders: i No Longer The I - ze ouv - . Frosh of . . . , , . i JUNIOI' ngh Seventh grade sponsors and class officers include: Belinda Moulder, Secretary; 1 Mrs. Virginia Vass; Cindy Finch, Treasurer; Mr. Pete Popham; Dennis Day, President. Not pictured is Vice-president Stacey Spaw. Lane A gan Mark Amos Dorinda Armstrong T ammy Barnes Shirley Basham, Rodney Bot- torff, Theodore Brafford, Kevin Bridges, Cindy Brock, Larry Bussey, Lori Campbell. Sandy Cawthorn, Janet Cis- sell, Dwayne Clements, Jack Cleveland, Ray Daes, Cindy Daily, Judy Daily. Larry Dalton, Dennis Day, Edward Dietrich, Krista Dietrich, Terry Dinsmore, Wendi DuBois, Brian Fabel. John Farley, Cindy Finch, Kevin Glass, Stanley Green- wood, Brian Guernsey, Steve Guernsey, Timothy Guthrie. Bucky Harbold, Paul Heath, Ruth Heath, Steve Heil, Ray Horine, Mickey Horton, Donnie Houchens. qu , h. . Ronnie Howard, Paul Hughes, Ronnie Hughes, Kim Hunt, Kent Isler, Robin Jackson, Denise Jackson. 26 Connie Jones, Lisa Kimmel, Sherry King, Sharon Kirk- patrick, Elizabeth Kliessen- dorf, John-David Knaebel, Donna Lockhart, Charles Looney. Robert Looney, Tim Long, Scott McDaniel, Ricky Mid- dleton, Dwayne Miller, Brenda Montgomery, Teresa Moore, Tony Moore. Belinda Moulder, Michelle Mull, Cathy Murphy, Nancy New, AngieNye, Cheri Palmer, Jeff Petty, Debra Pickerill. Edna Reynolds, Dale Robert- son, Jeffrey Rose, Carolyn Sexton, Martin Shepherd, Pam Sherrard, Kimberly Small, Michael Smith. Vance Simth, Mike Snow, Stacey Spaw, Brenda Spitz- nagel, Paula Staples, Steve Stargel, Tim Tomes, Kevin VanMeter. Curtis Waggoner, Ricky Waggoner, Wanda Waggoner, Teresa Wilt, Shirley Witcher, Patty Zollman. Not pictured are: Mark Bor- den, Billy Havens, James Howard, Mark Jenkins, Jeffrey Richardson, Annette Secuskie, Ernie Treadway, KellyWhiteside, Danny Wycoff. . nwu . . ... .W H: n. ,. r' pump. -...'iL't ML ,-.- .. mwQ--.'. . a ,; -. 1'7? '3 Via;- - '! m. .5 49.9 if Mum ,. ,..7 4. v... .. w v With their sponsor, Mr. Larry Johnson, are sixth grade Class SiXth GraderS, officers: Donald Wycoff, Secretary; Welcome T.O Daniel Guthrie, Vice -president; and O u r W0 r I d Becky Guthrie, President. Tim Abbott, Doug Adams, Mitch- ell Adams, Donna Alsup, Melinda Armstrong, Dale Baxter. Teresa Beard, Candy Bottorff, Debbie Brock, Lisa Campbell, Rita Campbell, Jim Caudill. Donald Cissell, Tony Clements, Donald Cdbb, Belinda Collar, Tim Dennison, Floyd Drury. Laura Elsner, Patty Gardner, Deb- bie Geis, Marvin Glass, Rita Good- in, Christine Grider. John Griffin, Becky Guthrie, Dan- ny Guthrie, Charwayne Harris, David Heath, Doug Hicks. Curt Higdon, Annette Higganbot- tom, Darrell Hoskins, Richard Howard, Cheryl Hubbard, Chris Hunt. Brian James, Jeffrey Jobe, Yvonne Johnston, John Jordan, Debra Kim- mel. 28 1' W-Js . 3: .,, -l.v. ,, . , . y... ,, guru . ;. ... '9; ; ., , W Mfr Wasmgm , . . Rhonda Lockhart, B111 Looney, Cheryl Losh, Sherry Lyons, Kerry MCKean, Peggy Middleton. Dwayne Miller, Elizabeth Morgan, Rhonda Moulder, Belinda Mullins, Lynn Murphy, Joe New. Lanny Paitsel, Jenny Palmer, Greg Pharis, Tim Reliford, Susan Rich- ardson, Belinda Riley Lyle Roach, Wade Roberts, Stacy Robertson, Patty Rothbauer, Cindy Roy, Cindy Sawdy. David Scholl, Paul Scholl, Kelly Smallwood, Peggy Smith, Donald Stettenbenz, Russell Treadway. Vonda Treadway, Freddie Tucker, Billy Vetter, Chris Waggoner, Sheila Waggoner, Sue Wampler. Bruce Ward, Glenn Waterfill, Betty Wilson, Patty Wilson, Don- ald Wycoff, Patty Wycoff. Not pictured are; William Adams, Mitchell Hutchins, Patty Moore, and John Varnell. Sixth grade cheerleaders are: Lisa Campbell, Debbie Geis, Cindy Sawdy, Candy Bottorff, Sheila Waggoner, and an fronD Char- wayne Harris. w. --r 7--- ... w h We Shall Remember Many Moments, but Most of All, Just All of Us Together We had joy, we had fun, we had seasons in the sun . . . And seasons in the halls, in Classes, on the athletic fields --seasons together sharing happy moments . . . . n I i 7 - Reflections of Our Special Events Often do the spirits Of great events stride on before the events, And in to -day already walks to -morrow. Coleridge, THE DEATH OF WALLENSTEIN Strikes Terror In the Hearts of Freshmen Initiates Spirit Week Continues Our Mood of Fall Festivity - A JHA ,th..- . ,,... . .rm.-uV n--w. u v. , . V 1mm 1.7.1.; WW'q-a-vw ,-. , We Burn the Dragon In Effigy and in Fact In a Fabulous Fifties Spirit Week .K 033:; xx, .. ; .-.. .4- -- 34 Fall Festival L BFings Frills And Thrills Fall Festival King Greg Coxhardly seems reluctant to receive a special congratu- lation from Queen Wilma Nasby. Other candidates for king and queen are: fresh- men Jerri Mull and Bobby VanMeter, sophomores Debbie Dietrich and Robbie Rothbauer, and juniors Gar right, next pagw Susan Staples and Harvey Mull. Prince and princess candidates include: Carolyn Sexton, Jeff Petty, Stacy Robertson, Kent Witten, Susie Bridges, and David Scholl. -. '. . . . . ' . 1' V a . .MWA -....n-bv v .w... . ...,..;.:1.:.1.....4 Vang, . m. - .. .;. .,W.-......--,.u. -.-A. , mm, . . ..-'. - . . , .--..- ,......4........$.....-- 1-. ...;. A Time To Be Lovely Queen Donna Beach presides over her court. Don Guthrie takes great pains to fix the clasp just so. Mary Lyons and Marion Hilbert pause as they start that long march. Senior Candy Narron is escorted by Mike Wycoff. Elaine Dietrich, escorted by Buddy Guernsey, seems radiant about the whole affair. 36 -.... .. 7-. V.'. -V - .....- 4.- . ' ., -., , , H... 7. .,;.'w;.... bIMg.ANJ.ay.;bA-;4m.h-m Pretty people become beautiful people on a night such as this. Their lovely attire, their flowers, and their radiance and . excitement create a special aura that is uniquely homecoming. Our 1973 court is a perfect example. Homecoming, 1973, Spreads Its Special Magic Jay Munk guards Sheila Heil solemnly That magic moment every year is the appearance of last year's queen to crown and with a dignity suitable to the 00- her successor. Vicki Edwards hands over her glory graciously. i casmn. 37 The happiest and most radiant faces at any prom are those of the mem- bers of the court. Our special people tonight are: Gene Linder, Rachel Caudill, King Greg Cox, Queen Bekki Bott, Jeff Hutchins, and Candy Narron. Junior Class president we- lom Teresa Bridges crowns our '74 queen. e : .4 ,. gmmwm 38 I rPieces 0f 51pm ior Class The Jun Presents m K 4 Prom, 7 - A. mm.- -1....;.;.....u.. .H.., i,., A .M...:g u..'.q.. - . ... Our Candid Camera Stalks the Halls To Catch People Being Themselves We have stolen the next few pages just for fun. We be- lieve, with candid camera in hand, that the funniest, most memorable moments are those in which we catch people in the act of being themselves. Here we present our unsuspecting victims of the 01d flash bug! . e . . e k ..,V i 1 . - r, . .53.? ' . , L: f. . '1. .. v . '33. . - . a - I , - ' 5v . .- y '- I, , . 1?; 5.2V, 's . .-1 ' t - .E ., ,, Te - ,- ,,QW..$M m.tww.m ....... --..4.L...;L.-..-'.,.:2.;-.-...-.-.;2 ' . xm 2b,.- Gt 21:. 4.3.2.51 -x.g ,..-t e Smiling Faces, Timid Faces- But All Happy Faces 4-74 ,.,-, NW... 4. Lu; A. u. - . '. , ., L. g.-.a.....-.......$ru. ...-' 7 , .ml' - , 41 a ytixxsis llnlw. i M. L. 42 mung sung $ m 2$ X i mam , wk ' ' V , WAS -3 , 7 - mad: .-; H .. Magma :.--.., .J . ' w-., - Freshman Girls, Senior Guys Are Victors of Week of Class Tourneys Reflections of Athletics and Organizations Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven! Wordsworth, The Prelude 1 ; J . ?Z- a W1 swim , . ,le , . -' ' wr' , W 4.5 : ;'$$6.:... 3:21.11- -W . 542371, i-thm-f yak: .in ' 5;. .-, hunk kw Pep club think that there is definitely a season to shout- -namely, basketballsea- son. The junior high shouters mbova join the senior high pep Club welom in adding cheer and spirit to our team. For Pep Club And Cheerleaders, Choruses of Chants And Cheers Resound in All Seasons We can always be proud of the style and skill of Varsity and JV cheerleaders, , working either separately or together. Varsity squad members are: Cristy Stet- tenbenz, Sheila Graham, Joni Parrish wellincb, Robin Guernsey dar ream and Geri White Uight, frono. JV members are: Teresa Rhoten, Carol Miller, Deb- bie Dietrich mbovex and Kelly Petty. 1 For Our Super Basketball Stars, Boys4 Varsity Scores Henryville 61 Needmore Henryville 63 Orleans Henryville 7O Shawe Henryville 54 Silver Creek Henryville 57 Charlestown Henryville 78 Lanesville Henryville 55 Fayetteville Henryville 72 Austin Henryville 59 Medora Henryville 80 Heltonville Henryville 78 English Henryville 48 South Central Henryville. 48 Borden Henryville 34 New Washington Henryville 53 Crothersville Henryville 63 West Washington Henryville 50 Medora Henryville 44 Marengo Henryville 70 English Henryville 7O Pekin Sectional Henryville 58 Southwestern 48 A Season of Victory Is A Reality Henryville Henryville Henryvi lle Hlanryville Henryville Henryville H enryville Henryville Henryville Henryville Varsity Scores 41 36 38 72 45 33 54 34 43 40 Girls4 Brownstown Charlestown Silver Creek Orleans Madison Brownstown Medora Silver Creek Medora Scottsburg 34 53 39 38 21 39 27 53 49 50 r xXWUIUX-Z 22 Members of the varsity team are: front row: Robbie Rothbauer, Ronnie Edwards, Steve Horton, Jay Munk, and Gene Linder 6tudent Managem; back row: Coach Phil Schroer, Buddy Guernsey, Mike Wycoff, Harvey Mull, Greg Cox, Barry McDaniel, and Coach Tom Traylor, Tommy Prescott, Billy Martin, Bob VanMeter, Robbie Rothbauer, Steve Fabel, Randy Edwards, and Darrol Nickels. 4.,, ....-.. ..;.- ....... ,.., m, .- .. , - V. ., ..,,...;,... -.... :.4. .; rug. :1; sg'w; :..'A. m -. A Varsity, JV, and Ninth Grade Teams Show Spirit, Spunk, and Sportsmanship Ninth grade basketball team members include: front row: Manager Glyn Lockhart, Steve Fabel, Randy Edwards, Greg Guern- sey, Guy Guernsey, and John Dietrich. back row: Coach Ray Ratledge, Ronald Stargel, Tommy Prescott, Bob VanMeter, Dan Yost, Jeff Burton, and Mark Obermiller. 51 Our Seventh and Eighth Grade Teams Add Their Share of Glory 5i - f , . a x 1' -: ; a :i' ,I .: ' Eighth grade basketball team has the following players; front row: Tim Grider, Tim Allen, Steve Grider, Tim Sawdey, Philip VanMeter, Kendall Greene. back row; Manager Tommy Shake, Coach Larry Johnson, Tim Reece, Tommy Robertson, Bobby Beach, Doug Garrett, Kent Witten, and Manager Doug Adams. Team members of the seventh grade basketball team are: front row: Edward Dietrich, Vance Smith, Jeff Petty, Brian Guern- sey, Ronnie Howard. back row; Coach Jim Yost, Rodney Bottorff, Steve Stargel, Tim Long, Tim Guthrie, Mark Amos, and Brian Fabel. 52 . awa-mm v v - - Girls Organize Into A Powerful Basketball Squad Everyone agrees that our girls' basketball team has outstanding members. They are: Karen Dalton, Debbie Wampler, Sarah Hood, Mishele Stettenbenz, Roxanne Guernsey, Katrina Bronson, Becki Coombs, Cindy Murphy, Donna Beach, Debbie Smelling, Debbie Turner, and Coach Pete Popham. .wvv....;.v-vm - m. '- r.-.-. .-... ;g...:.v.;1;...,.r.1,.,... , A .I....:.. -. , -m, Henryville Sluggers Step Up to Bat a Winner Season Scores English 8-11 3-10 Scottsbur g 3 8 Madison Shawe 3-7 5-3 Pekin Eastern 5 2 C rother sville 1 3 -1 0 1 1 -9 New Washington 23 12 Medora 7 5 Dubois 2 7 Heltonville 14 F ayetteville 8 6 Austin 1 13 Borden 0 3 W est Washington 2 O . Orleans 3 6 Silver Creek 3 5 Baseball team members include, front row: Greg Guernsey, Randy Edwards, Jay Munk, John Dietrich, Darrol Nickels. rear row: Coach Phil Schroer, Ronnie Edwards, Jack Staples, Bob VanMeter, Mike Wycoff, Joe Sexton, and Steve Horton. Girls Softball and the Golf Teams Swing Their Way Through Spring Members of the softball team are: front row: Tina Davis, Donna Beach, Becki Coombs, Jerri Mull, Jayne Heath, Sarah Hood. rear row: Coach Ray Ratledge, Annette Day, Mildred Day, Roxanne Guernsey, Carolyn Reece, Connie Witcher, Cindy Murphy, Wilda Deaton, and Coach Sharron Kroskey. ix 4 III-linj 'l--- Swinging those irons along with Coach Ray Ratledge are: Mark Guernsey, Dan Yost, Jimmy Wampler, Mike Wycoff, and Randy Edwards. Girls Track Team Flashes To Many a Victory HENRYVILLI HIGH SCHOOL NOW 0! .v'lil 0,1175 . Tuna Star female sprinters are, front row: Sheila Heil, Debbie Doup, Cindi Heath, Karen Dalton, Debra Turner, Mary Lyons, and Mishele Stettenbenz. middle row: Lorna May, Crystal Guthrie, Tanna Guthrie, BeckyNance, Kevin McKean, Geri White. rear row: Coach Roberta Weber, Lora Sorg, Debbie Wampler, and Debbie Smelling. $ u xx: . $1.9: fg'awg x; 1. -. .ZLJ. .. . . - r :A'$. . ; upfp, ' 35-. u ' a 4'E.u,MWx-KJ - , Wmuai. '. .. 3 g x. 339$ 3 wt '1 wmu;-Via; mg, 56 The guys on the track team this year are all stars, front row: Steve Horton, Jay Munk, Greg Cox, Buddy Guernsey, John Dietrich, Randy Edwards, Billy Martin, Jeff Bayes, Barry McDaniel. rear row; Coach Bill Wilson, Jack Staples, Ronnie Edwards, Harvey Mull, Doug Mangels, Bob VanMeter, Eddie Wilson, Marion Hilbert, Carl Coker, Darrol Nickels, and Lance Carr. Cross Country and Volleyball Teams Fight Their Way Through Fall Fleet of foot and sound of spirit, the cross country team includes: front row; Danny Hall, Jay Munk, Steve Horton, Billy Martin, Darrol Nickels. rear row: Greg Cox, Eddie Wilson, Buddy Guernsey, Harvey Mull, Doug Mangels, Barry McDaniel, and Coach Bill Wilson. Volleyball team serves a meanball. front row: Karen Petty, Tina Davis, Mary Lyons, Bekki Bott, Sarah Hood, Colleen Deaton, Wilda Deaton. rear row: Cindy Murphy, Cristy Stetten- benz, Coach Roberta Weber, Maria Stargel, and Sheila Graham. We Recognize Our Most Outstanding Athletes Those outstanding and persevering athletes receiving jackets in recognition of their prowess are: Gregg Cox, Bekki Bott, Ken- dra Greene, Debbie Wampler, and Ronnie Linder. I ,x Award winners at the athletic banquet are,front row:Rodney Bottorff, free throw; Donna Beach, MVP--volleyball; Debbie Wampler, MVP--basketball, and Gary Morris, free throw. rear row: Craig Pate, free throw; Greg Cox, MVP, mental attitude, and free throw awards; Barry McDaniel, MIP cross country; Steve Horton, MIP--varsity basketball; Ronnie Ed- wards, most steals; Robbie Rothbauer, most consistent JV. 59 3-, 7..---- . ....'.....a.-.:4...A.;.,m4..b: ..,,.u;.4'5k;.1 ,1..4w...d.;...;:.gzw-4 . , .,.--ux.-u..g.H , . ..;m..-,n...,. ,, .. ..,A,A....m.... . ..... ....,. . A....,..-........A..M-r...m- .. FFA Adds a Feminine Leroy Cochran re- ceives an award for a fine job as runner-up on creed recitation. County champion land team, with Mr. Duff, includes abovey Carl Coker, Jim Shepherd, Jack Mull, and Debbie Garrett. The county champion livestock team members are welowy Steve Stewart, Jim Shepherd, and Jack Mull. Members of the state poultry team, with Mr. Duff, are: Allen Jones, Perry Broadus, Carl Coker, and David Caudill. V ' 2 A 4' ii um, aw . w 2 FHA Cooks Up Treats for Every Fine Time The goodies that they concoct in their kit- chens are as attractive as the girls them- selves in FHA. Officers, from the bottom step upward, are Hefty Mary Beth Sprin- kle, President; Geri White, Vice-presi- dent; Debbie Reliford, Secretary; Robin Guernsey, Treasurer; Wilda Deaton, Points Chairman; Joni Parrish, Public Relations; Cindy Heath, Projects Chair- man; Teresa Bridges, Projects Chairman; Candy Narron, Parliamentarian. Sponsor is Mrs. Jan Wells. A major highlight of the year is thrilling the elementary school with visions of horrors as Mary Beth Sprinkle gives them the. . .serateh, Robin Guernsey plays a tough guy, and Candy Narron masque- rades as the Great Pumpkin. . . .-' J 'Hi, 6-- r ,W; . .- '., . '31-? .- , .;;.I.v. 1.. 3... . 'W'mf? 'g'wsx. .2 N, 2-3;..quilnmm. mm 2 13; rim ;mf.;:ngavzg:szi R'- 'mer J ' '...n y' The Mighty Pen HENRY'S HANG- UP SHOP'S edito- rial staff includes: Teresa Bridges, ed- itor; Mrs. Yvonne O'Brien, sponsor; Mike Patty; Rita f Waggoner, co-edi- tor; Collenn Dea- ton; Tina Davis; Elaine Dietrich; Sheila Graham; Carl Coker; Mary Lyons; Candy Nar- ron. Newspaper Staff and National Honor Society Include Scholars and Toilers Our most honored scholars form a distin- guished National Honor Society. With Mr. Ray Ratledge, sponsor, are mem- bers: mono Bekki Bott, Tanna Guthrie, J Cindi Heath, Rita Waggoner, Teresa ; Bridges; mean Ida Zollman McGuire, Candy Narron, Kendra Greene, Mary Beth Sprinkle, Louann Adams, Carl Coker, and Elaine Dietrich. it; 62 3'. . . Nl-w 10v g' V J - - .a 33'. : u. ,5. ,..... - w c 1 7 J NE a : - .. , x 4 . .. Hanan: , -- .:;,.,.h.,v. , ..,., , . a 9: , l The editorial workers of the yearbook staff include: Debbie Turner; Mrs. Sara Roche, sponsor; Paula Abbott; Karen Dalton; Bckki Bott, co-editor and staff artist; Candy Narron, editor; Jeff Newlin, photographer; Elaine Dietrich; Carl Coker; Teresa Bridges; Mary Beth Sprinkle. Yearbook Staffers Make This Years Moments Permanent for You Eddy Sorg and Van Applegate, too late These staffers, although having done some layout work, are mainly involved in for the big pictures, must have rec- financing our effort; front row: Paula Abbott; Wilda Deaton, photography also; ognition for their part in bringing in Debbie Reliforcl; Karen Petty; Colleen Deaton; second row: Tina Davis; Katrina money for our book. Not pictured Bronson; Cindy Murphy; Debbie Dietrich; Cindi Heath; Debbie Turner; third row: at all are two very valuable staffers Suzanne Barnes, photography also; Sharon Griffin; Hazel Grider; Terry Cherry; who sold many dollars in ads: Nancy Meece and Joyce Whitfill. W 33:? h, w:- Harvey Mull; Jeff Newlin, photography also. 63 HENRYV LLE Wk 4M: $ b A456 ,1 2x tat 5'4. 3 M $111? .,, , v ; .4 , vii L ,, uh f. 4 1 . . L wim, , WAJVV - vw-.A, . . I . . L L. 2 ygmf,wwdx.g, , .,q;.a . - L. -, . V m Well, folks, here they are: the WHO'S WHO squad. Members are: Kathy Hawkins, Candy Narron, Candy Shuping, RitaWag- goner, Suzanne Barnes, Cheryl Wilt, Tanna Guthrie, Bekki Bott, Carl Coker, Kendra Greene, Shirley Petty, Sheila Gra- ham, and Teresa Bridges. L Student Council Plans Good Times and ths Who Members Add a Touch of Class Recipients for awards for excellence in French are Teresa Bridges and Mary Beth Sprinkle, recognized in WHO'S WHO in foreign language study in the state of Indiana. A busy and creative StudentCounCiI boasts the following representatives; front row; Tina Davis, Karen Dalton, and Bekki Bott; center row: Norma Gayle Alsup and Lorna May; rear row: Greg Cox; Shirley Petty, President; Terry Cherry, Vice- President; Kelly Petty; Carl Coker; Steve Howell; and Mrs. Patricia Marsh, spon- i Library aides keep the library humming after all, buzzing would not do in a libraryy front row; Joyce Whitfill, Nancy Meece, Suzanne Barnes, and Paula Abbot; rear row: Debbie Garrett, Sharon Griffin, Terry Cherry, Valerie Jobe, Lorna May, Connie Witcher, Maria Stargel, Marlene Shuping, with Mrs. Patricia Marsh, Librarian. Student Aides Provide Valuable Services-A Time to Give We also have volunteers who give of their time to aid in the elementary school. These aides are: front row: Jerri Mull, San- dy Smith, and Debbie Smelling; rear row: Yvonnie Fiveash, Debbie Howell, Wilda Deaton, Valerie Jobe, Tina Davis, Laura Caudill, and Bekki Bott. h .x , . ' g e Band members sporting their jacket awards are: Jeff Hutchins, David Sw arens, Kendra Grenne, Mike Petty, Richard Turner, and Connie Guernsey. Ida Zollman McGuire is not pictured. 2- midf-hwe-WM 'g-P' J'- They make music with gusto, vigor, and a good measure hpardon the pum of talent! The officers of our band are: Jeff Hut- chins, President; Debbie Turner, Librarian; Connie Guernsey, Secretary; Richard Turner, Equipment Manager; Teresa Bridges, Treasurer; Barry McDaniel, Equipment Manager; Sally Heil, Librarian; Karen Dalton, Librarian; David Coker, 1 Equipment Manager; Jayne Heath, Librarian; Mike Petty, Equipment Manager; Kendra Greene, Drum Majorette. The Drill Team at Work Is Music in Motion ! .fllwll: ...A..A.u., A. The hills, trees, and creek are alive with the sound of the music of our marching band, a proud, stately group that has brought so much honor to our school. t Our Band Is One of Our Greatest Prides: Music, Majesty, Merriment Here they are again, many of the same faces from the marching band, pictured more formally in concert formation. x $ t 68 73kt. w; tnxk-W'; TV T' 3 , h :3. :J ,1: M. l H iiiin an Bl; ea: 117-53, 9. , 11 -' W M . .me W Nwmm mom w. W w W Myww gwm , 5 Qw w W vhwwwmwwww u x w - , 9 mMMyWIrWO WMW Future Music Makers of America are the members of beginning band, with Band Master Jack Hildreth supervising. ' l ' MW?WWW4 mm. W... ., - :5. . nan: i t l qi V $i-1.w :1 . . I 9'; ,-. vyepaywmrn r AN OPEN LETTER TO 1974 GRADUATES Much has been said to you in the final days of your high school career. The emphasis has been on the transition from the narrow confines of a regulated and orderly life as a high school student to the freedom of adults you will experience at this important time in your life. You will assume new roles, some as continuing students, some in the a business world, some in military service, and yes, some even planning homes of 3. your own. , With freedom comes responsibilities - responsibilities to society, your t family, and your friends, brought on by owning and operating automobiles, ac- l quiring property, and taking your place in the community. l Although many of you who do not plan to go to college have completed your l record, all of you are starting a new type of record as an insurance consumer. . Probably the first and most pressing need you will have for insurance will be 1 automobile insurance. The record you are making today as a youthful driver will ;' , have a lasting impact. A good driver is a careful driver. A careful driver has fewer - i accidents, which means fewer claims are paid. The philosophy of insuring automobile drivers today recognizes and rewards, with reduced premiums, the good driver. ; You, as an insurance consumer,.require intelligent advice and counsel. 5 Selection of your insurance agent should be made carefully. Quality and high i standards in good insurance advice and counsel can be obtained from an in- ; dependent agent who identifies himself by the Big I. i Now is not too soon to become acquainted with the independent agent, a ' man who becomes increasingly important to you as the years go by. MURPHY-RUTH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 5 Insure in Sure Insurance 106 North Front Street . Phone 294-1338 . Henryville, Indiana r. our: .. -...t.- . 1.725; r. 5rw$ykdadt g . 'e a 1.. 1:43: .' m?! ' v' t! i 70 ,gwswwgz:mi EMU a 3 wwwiw . ' links u... m mm .....w.nwm.um. THE NEW WASHINGTON STATE BANK HENRYVILLE BRANCH MONEY??? If you use it wisely it is a good servant. When you use it poorly it is the worst of masters. A good saving account is always a good start. THE NEW WASHINGTON STATE BANK NEW WASHINGTON-HENRYVILLE, INDIANA Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Truck Campers 0 Toppers WASH-O-RAMA Featuring the Big New 16-pound 80W dryer. Thorobred Coach, Inc. Henryville, Indiana Hiway 31 Why not try our new coin- operated Speed Queen Dry Cleaner? Try it- You'll like it! Manufacturer Sales 0 Service Open at 7:00 AM. Last wash: 9:00 PM. Kenneth Bagshaw Phone 294-1180 FERRIS W. MULL KEN SALES 0 SERVICE Bagshaw Bldg. Radio 0 Dozer 0 Backhoe Work Cisterns-Septic Tanks-Laterals- Ditching Highway 31 T.V. Repairs Henryville, Indiana Phone 294-1418 Henryville, Indiana RON GUERNSEY'S TEXACO m 24-hour Wrecker Service Highway 31-South Henryville, Ind. 294-4891 MARATHON SERVICE STATION FRANCIS G. FURNISH Jct. Hwys. 31-160 Lubrications-Accessorles Tires-Batteries Henryville, Ind. 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