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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1976 volume:

T he idea of the original thirteen colonies and their leaders was born out of a passion to be fre-ee-to chart their own destiny of building a country out of this thin fabric called Freedom. The break from England was not to come easily, as this fledgling was viewed as a ser- jous threat to the tentacles of the vast and far-flu-ng British Empire. , 3; ' 3 2i is i' '-WA-n m s . -gxzw ngynu: V P atriots rose from every corner of the struggling country. Help came from other European countries to add to the flame of breaking the grip of England. Farmers, fish- ermen, cobblers and men from every walk of life took up their arms to defend this new- felt right to be free. As the smoke began to clear, ideas on organizing this diversity of colonies into a coalition of united states began to take shape. The form of a Constitu- tion and Bill of Rights was molded by states- men who previously were nonexistent. 6 .1- w n:.A...-..; .:.. ; KhA SOODBYEEODSPAREYOU ul chi x5 it; y he need for new frontiers continued as movement spread West. A rapid explosion of technological advances pointed the country into the fore as an industrialized nation. h t -W h 'n wmnix! U leHiAh-KBMAM A l'LL'; WM 4a 1-. Hk' ;..Ju-s. w. N-J i. A n.-v A 5 one of the leading industrial nations, this strapping, growing giant became em- broiled in the first of the World Wars. After its success with other Allied Nations, a never- before-felt boom and prosperity was followed with the shattering bust of the Great De- pression. New leaders were sought to pull the Counthiigf out of its fall, while on the horizon new storm clouds were building across the oceans. 1.1;: x 1, ,n.tr ,.8. ,4. : i... L. . , ,L ,u a 'E 's F i f .. ' , ,f 4 - mw-M'uu .! m.fx 4 u 0f Ir L Mi MI?! ll . one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind? Of Henryville ReHec ons High School 1975-1976 x... Contents Staff Organizations Special Events Athletics Classes Advertisements 19 31 47 71 $30?! Yvonne O'Brien Anyone who thinks of high standards that cannot be bent for any reason; anyone who thinks of the highest quality work and achievement; anyone who thinks of a dedicated teacher who cares too much about the students to let them produce less than their best-that person must automatically think of Mrs. Yvonne OtBrien. Mrs. OtBrien has already given many outstanding years of service to Henryville, producing many students in her business classes who have found fine jobs thanks to her thorough training, who found that they did not have to apologize for years misspent-if those years were spent in her classes. We salute Mrs. OtBrien for holding steadfastly to her high standards and ideals. We thank her for her past efforts, and we hope that she will choose to give many more years of her skill to Henryville. Finally, we gratefully dedicate the 1976 volume of RE- FLECTIONS to her. FACU LTY Juanita Burksdulc, Home Economics Donna Barton, Mathematics sCoacm Sara Becher, English Grace Dunlevy, English, Speech Steve Fellows, Vocational Agriculture Keith Gaffney, Mathematics sCoacm William Gilbert, Science Sara Gross, French and Spanish Jack Hildreth, Band Larry Johnson, English Sharon Kroskey, Science Patricia Marsh, Librarian Yvonne OsBrien, Business Pete Popham, US. History sCoacm Thomas Prall, Biology, General Science, Chemistry Melody Sizemore, English Thomas Traylor, Business sCOacm Roberta Weber, Art, PE sCoacm William Wilson, Social Studies sCoacm James Yost, Social Studies In addition to our faculty, we boast yet another group of dedicated and hard-working people whose qualifications are the fmest. Mrs. Athlyn Mollohan, our guidance counselor, spends many hours aiding students in every way possible. Mr. Don Kennedy, our principal, has literally made Henryville his home, managing to be present for virtually every event that we have. The office aides tbelowt do their part to help the office function well: Dale Baxter, Boyd Dennison, Debra Turner, Kelly Petty, Carol Miller, Karen Dalton, Donna Beach, Debbie Dietrich, Karen Petty, Diane Thomas, and Debbie Spitznagel. Where would we be without them all! Kay Amos, Carolyn Baxter, and Martha Schleicher can take care of most problems ranging from a lost re- port card to a good bump on the head. The custodians are hat lefty Frances Graz, Irene Hutchins, Hollis Lanham, Charles Brock, Paul Alsup; Albert Prescott is not pictured. Our bus drivers are Gower lefty Henry Roth- bauer, Roscoe Smith, McKee Munk, Guy Guernsey, Quentin Hoskins, . Clyde Dean, Kenneth Bagshaw,Ne11ie Heath, Nelson Dietrich, Ron Guern- sey; Bill Millner is not pictured. Final- ly, the man hbelowh who has become a hero to many is Eddie Baxter, who seems able to fix anything. Mr. Baxter is in charge of maintenance. The Staff of Reflections Puttin g the yearbook together seems to be weighing on the minds of REFLECe TIONS co-editor Paula Abbott, Mrs. Sara Gross tsponsorL and Debbie Turner, edi- tor-in-chief. They share many exciting ex- periences and even more headaches in this all-year project of recording the memories and events of a school year. The rest of the staff, whose major chore is fund- raising, consists of dedicated workers: tseatedt Susan Mullins, Wilda Deaton, Emma Abbott, Alfreda Witt, Kay Vamell, Iouise Jones, Linda Guernsey, Debbie Turner, Karen Cherry, Paula Abbott, and Mrs. Sara Gross; tstandingt Tracy Newlin, Kelley Zollman, Kathy Waggoner, Kay Cherry, Krista Dietrich, Kim Cobb, Janet Cis- sell, Brenda Spitznagel, Rhetta Huber, Angie Davis, Hsiao-Rei Hicks, Debbie Hall, Steve Howell, Carolyn Reece, Peggy Gardner, and David Lanham. Not pictured is Kit Day, our volunteer photographer for the senior play and the senior trip. Gary Cochran, an advertisement salesman, is also missing. '..r The Staff ' Of the HORNETSh HUDDLE Much the same kind of labor goes into producing each edition of THE HOR- NETSh HUDDLE. Editor Steve Howell .1 watches as co-editor Wilda Deaton taps away at a deadline. Mrs. Yvonne OhBrien is the sponsor. The large and busy staff of reporters includes: eseatede Cathy Horn, Kay Varnell, Susie Bridges, Steve Howell, Kurt Higdon, Wilda Deaton, Kim Cobb, Yvonne Reams, and Tina Davis; Stand- mg Dale Baxter, Colleen Deaton, Crystal Guth- rie, Cheri Totten, Becki Robinson, Sherri Davis, Connie Campbell, Rhetta Huber, and Mrs. Yvonne OhBrien. The combined council is composed of both student counCil members, class presidents, and all club presidents or rep- resentatives. A smaller but equally indus- trious group is the student council itself Gem. Members include: Belinda Moulder, Karen Dalton, Lorna May, Rhetta Huber, Steve Stargel, Steve Howell, Susie Bridges, Debbie Turner, Tim Tomes, Sharon Smith, Diane Thomas, and Hsiao-Rei Hicks. Officers of the student council are a most responsible set: welom Lorna May, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Patricia Marsh, sponsor; Steve Howell, president; Sharon Smith, vice-president; Hsiao-Rei Hicks, treasurer; Diane Thomas, re- porter; and Susie Bridges, secretary. Student Council Holds Many Pow-Wows Library Aides Run the Show The library aides are: Roger Embry, Tracy Newlin, Ronnie Noble, Belinda Moulder, Mrs. Shirley Glass, Billy Martin, Freda Willis, Shirley Basham, Kit Day, Jeannie Eversole, Nancy Cochran, Steve Howell, Mrs. Patricia Marsh mead honchoL Dawn Carver, Kay Cherry, Leroy Cochran, Paula Abbott, Sheryl Losh, Cindy Petty, Sandra Nasby, Debbie Hall, Patricia Cherry, Karen Cherry, Linda Guernsey, Alfreda Witt. Audio-visual aides welom in- clude: Bobby Beach, Dave Frederick, Kevin Glass, Tim Tomes, Chris Zollman, and Troy Armstrong. l2 In fond and loving memory of Carl Coker, the Coker family has established a trust to honor one out- standing senior every year. The name of that senior will be engraved on this plaque, held by Mr. Carleslie and being presented to Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Ronald Mont- gomery tat far rightl, holds the funds for the memon'al at the New Washington State Bank. His influence for the good and the outstanding will continue to inspire us all, and Carl Coker will always be among us. Honored on this page are Karen Dalton, receiving the DAR award from Mr. Kennedy tbelow, leftl and the students chosen for this yearls edition of WHOlS WHO in the American high school system: Steve Howell, Robbie Rothbauer, Alfreda Witt, Billy Martin, Debbie Dietrich,Darre1 Nickels, and Kit Day. We Shall Always Remember Our Good Friend Carl Coker NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY h I 7 . We Recognize Our Most Outstanding Students The National Honor Society is an orga- nization most precious to every school. Our members represent the finest qualities of a well-rounded student: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Our members are: tfront rowh Debbie Garrett, Sherri Davis, Sharon Smith, Kevin Mc- Kean Hsiao-Rei Hicks, Lorna May, Cindy Murphy, Becki Coombs, Debbie Spitz- nagel, Debbie Turner, Paula Abbott; tstanding in the teary Steve Grider, Brian McKean, Mike Guthrie, Tommy Shake, Perry Dickson, J ohn Dietrich, Danny Yost, Bobby VanMeter, Debbie Doup, Steve Howell, Donna Beach, J ack Staples, Billy Martin, Greg Guernsey, Karen Dal- ton, Debbie Smelling, and sponsor Mrs. Grace Dunlevy. People also deserving special mention are the superior students in foreign lan- guage courses. With their French and Spanish teacher, Mrs. Sara Gross, are the students listed in this yeafs edition of WHOtS WHO IN FOREIGN LAN- GUAGES IN INDIANA: Steve Howell, Debbie Turner, and Karen Wooldridge. I3 F44lx Future . 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Officers of the FFA tpictured at righo are: Jerry Powers, president; Tom Robertson, sentinel; John Prall, treasurer; MI. Steve Fellows, ad- visor; Richard Dickey, chaplain; Doug Gar- rett, vice-president; and Tim Dismore, sec- retary. Two FFA judging teams have earned mention. The soil-judging team includes Gower, lefo: Steve Heil, Kevin Glass, Tom Robertson, and Tim Dismore. The live- stock-judging team members are tlower righo Jerry Powers, Doug Garrett, Doug Dietrich, and Tim Dismore. I m. U qwxmwllfg. I g5 $ I. v KG? V x 1 '1 Steve runs for a touchdown. $$$$$Mmg HI! 1 ., , n Jr a V agywwagv-aw '1 v. Jeff jumps over his opponent! . gm mmow'y ' . Rx if. War. .39., . h'HV3T id 1::: '1me 50 YOUNG CARDETTES 1976- 76 Team tclockwiset The Cardettes faced a rebuilding season in 1975-76 and although showing steady progress, inconsistency proved to be a problem. A lot of young talent began to develop to give hope for big things in the future. The season's record of 10-13 might have been quite different as the Cardettes were involved in several close battles that could have gone either way. All in all, it was an interesting season with lots of action that provided plenty of exciting moments and hopes for a bright future. Coach Sandquist Coach Frisch Wanda Ransom Debbie Maguire Valerie Bottoms Janis Lammert Sharon Schnepel Kim Mass Terri Sudmann Lynette Vorthmann Luanne Sorensen Cindy Sudmann Mindy Frain Nancy Walter Jan Anderson Mara 6005 Vicki Schroeder Front Row: Vicki Schroeder, Brenda Burhenne, JulieHK-jeldgaard, Deb-bvie Maguire, Cindy Sudmann, Lynette Vorthmann. Second Row: Val Bottoms, Lisa Kalleson, Tina Andersen, Wanda Ransom, Peggy Walter. Third Row: Jolene Bebensee, Patty Walter, Lynette Tiarks, Karen Carrigan, Charlene Meyers. Fourth Row: Manager Natalie Bottoms, Coach Frisch, Manager Karen Ogle. SHOW PROMISE Senior basketball girls and Coach Sandquist. 1 'yqzryii 1?? 2 Terri lays it up for 2. Mara Shoots over her guard. CARDETTES Mindy grabs the rebound. N0. 24 puts it in. 3 yr Winning . . . Losing. Laughing . . .Crying. More lines?!?! Shot! Helpe -e-e! Screen! Short! Roses! P.T.A. lPony Tail AssocJ 3 on 2? All right! No hot water? Prayers. Switch! Togetherness! Letls go! Me . . . F0ul?!! Cardettes. Friendship. Fun. Hard Work. IN A C TION Dedication. Look at that archl. ! I touched the net! 33, Tgifnriglfnrlge' l Q ?er eggfs' I lost my contact! ThIill of victory. Agony of defeat. Last home game. Laughing . . . Crying. Winning . . Losing. Jump Sharon ! so special to each one of us. for making it all possible. These are all the things that make basketball We want to thank Coach Sandquist and Frisch Football Cheerleaders Spirit Makers of 76 , Becky Thomas Joni Miller Susan Ransom Lisa Klahn Kim Schnepel WNW v Y mzNWWQ N. Basketball Cheerleaders Lori Danker Jann Schnoor Carol Herzberg Sheila Krohn . L ' ' I Pam Elrod 56 First Row: Coach Christensen, Terry Haack, Bruce Tiarks, Randy Andersen, Scott Maguire, Steve'Kiefer, David Maguire, Coach Winkler, Todd Frain. Second Row: Robin Volkens, Greg Goos, Jeff Schroeder, Danny Jensen, Blair Hoegh, Jeff Hood, Ross Frain. VARSITY 76 Treynor Card inals-Season Summary The loss of four key personnel led to a rebuilding year for the Treynor Cardinals. No longer did the Cards have the height and quickness that meant so many Victories in the past year. Losing Randy Walter, Matt Spring, Tracy Rath and Neil Andersen, through graduation meant the replacing of these individuals with young inexperienced personnel. Randy Andersen t6'2'3 was the lone starter returning as the Cards found themselves playing against taller and more experienced clubs. h Scott Maguire Gr. L Steve Kiefer tJrJ, Dave Maguire tSrJ, and Blair Hoegh tSOPhJ rounded out the starting five for the '75-76 Cards. Other squad members included: Terry Haack GrJ, Greg Goos tSophJ, Jeff Hood Urj, Jeff Schroeder Org, Bruce Tiarks th, and Dan Jensen tSrJ. Throughout the year, the Cards worked hard at learning to play defense and offense, but in- experience was a key factor in many of the Cards narrow defeats. The Cards ended the year with a 7-4 conference record as all four losses were to teams ahead of them in conference standings. At tournament time, the Cards ran'into Tri-Center for the second straight year and after fall- ing behind by 24 points they could not muster enough points to pull the game out and lost 57-63. Thus, the Cardinals 10-8 season was over. K Back Row: Ken Hansen, Kevin Von Weihe, Mike Murphy, Jeff Morse, Myron McKenzie. Middle Row: Shawn Maguire, David Graalfs, Gary B Ruckman, Richard Volz, Fred Klopping. Front Row: Troy Wichert, Perry Vorthmann, Dan Klahn, Craig Yeager, Russ Maguire. 1 L CARDINAL Randy's consistent outside shooting proved hard to stop. Dave gets a shot off just in time to avoid a blocking arm. h-v Steve goes for the ball as he finds himself alone ? with four of the other guys . Danny Jensen goes into the air for a shot as Steve Keifer, Dave Maquire, Steve Keifer slips by his opponent for 3. Terry Haack guard the boards. basket. Senior Dave Maguire uses a short jump shot to score CARDINALS Randy Anderson takes that extra stretch to tip the ball his way. Steve, Randy, and Scott keep their eyes fixed on the hoop, looking for Steve '5 two points. Ff l. :: i A C TION Sophomore Greg 6005, a great hope for next year, shows his talent as he shoots over his opponent. Junior Terry Haack strengthened the team with his tough defensive play. Mi? wmw - Scott Maguire uses his perfect form and secretly hopes that the ball's form is just as perfect! IN Back Row: Coach Brooke, Greg McBride, A.J. Walter, Barry Reinders, Duane Koehler, J.C. Schnoor, Dan Nusser, Roger Olsen, Craig Schnepel, Mike Smith, Carl Burhenne, Eugene Burhenne, Coach Beattie. Front Row: Amy Saar, Peg For- rester, LesFahrenkrog, Dennis Boruff, Kevin Kjeldgaard, Jim Nusser, Chris Yeager, Doug Schnepel, Kevin Taylor, Mari- lee Bryant, Tina Hess. ' WRES TLIN G PRIDE WRES T LERS HA VE A SPIRITED YEAR UNDER COA CH BROOKE u Dan Nasser To State! Dan thrilled us all by defeating Krow from South- east Warren, 2-1, in the district finals, and earning his bid for the STATE TOURNAMENT! Dan was eliminated in first round action, but Treynor was proud just to be represented at state. Treynor hosts 2nd Annual Wrestling Tournament. A lot of work and support by the whole school made the tournament the success that it was. Smith tries a spinner in attempt to break that hold. Way to go, Dan! We love ya! 499M lg Ah-hah! Just as I suspected . . . a cavity! Duane Koehler outsmart shis opponents with a quick switch! Barry Reinders pulls a reverse Nelson . . . Heh Barry, is Kevin uses his quickness and wits to out-maneuver his that Nelson under there? opponents. Cardinal . Matmen 0 t0 W0 rk Kevin pins his opponent with a reverse half . . . don't tell me, poor Nelson AGAIN? 1 g. You did it, Roger! We love you, too! You'll never get away now, buddy! Pretty good stack . . . right old pal? Wanda Ransom. Diane Koehler, Terri Sudmann, Ian Anderson, Luanne Maguire, Cindy Sudmann, Val Bottoms, Lisa Jensen, Patty Walter. Coach Sandquist, Peggy Walter, Lisa Kallesen, Sorensen, Sharon Schnepel, Diane Costa, Debbie Softball After a disastrous summer season the Cardettes had an excellent fall season of four wins and four losses. The Cardettes avenged three losses from the summer .season by improving performances in all phases of the game, particularly pitching and defense. This fine showing gives rise to high hopes for an ex- cellent season in 1976. Jan Anderson gets on first base. :6: W WE THEY 2 Griswold 12 0 Tri-Center 3 12 Carson 0 3 Oakland 4 12 Avoha 10 15 Missouri Valley ' 11 12 Elk Horn 2 SECTIONAL O Tri-Center 5 mmmmmwmmm Varsity and JV cheerleaders include: Gerri Mull, Debbie Doup, Deb- bie Dietrich, Sandy Smith, Debbie Spitznagel, Michelle Mull, Susie Bridges, Cathy Horn, and Pam Sherrard. Below Gem the varsity lovelies put on a show: Sandy Smith, Gerri Mull, Debbie Spitznagcl, Debbie Doup and Debbie Dietn'ch at the top of the pryramid. Sprawled gracefully welow, righO are the JV s: Pam Sherrard, Michelle Mull, Susie Bridges, and Cathy Horn. The girls, basketball teams have been one of our principal prides, and this year more than ever. The varsity team includes Tabovey Kay Varnell, Sandy Smith, Hsiao-Rei Hicks, Debbie Smelling, Kevin Mc- Kean, Kelly Petty, Coach Donna Barton, Coach Tom Murphy, Coach Lova Gwin, Rhetta Huber, Cindy Murphy, Lorna May, Mishele Stet- tenbenz, Donna Beach, and Becki Coombs. Pictured at center, kneel- ing, are Carolyn Reece, Tina Davis, Peggy Gardner. The J V team has equally energetic and talented members: Trow oneT Janet Cissel, Kay Varnell, Annette Day, Terri Dismore, Pam Sher- rard; 00w twm Tina Davis, Sharon Smith, Debra Pickerill, Kevin McKean, Hsiao-Rei Hicks, Connie Jones, Emma Abbott, Brenda Spitznagel, Peggy Gardner; How threw Coach Donna Barton, Coach Tom Murphy, Kim Cobb, Rhetta Huber, Paula Staples, Angie Davis, Bea Porter, Micki Horton, Carolyn Reece, and Coach Lova Gwin. Varsity and JV BasketbaII: Ladies First Varsity and JV Basketball Mews Style. Henryville is definitely basketball country and HHS is very proud of the guys who go after those baskets. The varsity team members are: Uront tom Randy Edwards, Steve Fabel, Greg Guernsey, Robbie Rothbauer, Steve Horton, Jay Munk; wack Iow Michael Mont- gomery, J ack Staples, Bobby VanMeter, Jimmy Wampler, Coach Tom Traylor, Coach Dennis Doutaz, Kit Day, Tommy Prescott, Craig Pate, and Steve Grider. JV team members are: Tim Reece, Kendall Greene, David Stettenbenz, Brian Fabel, Danny Yost, Doug Garrett, Body Dennison, Coach Tom Traylor, Terry Lyons, Tom Robertson, Kent Witten, Gary Morris, John Dietrich, and Kevin VanMeter. n O ...u C A .m Cheerleaders for the seventh grade are: Charwayne Harris, Cindy Sawdey, Debra Ninth grade cheerleaders are 00013 Sherry Angie Bruce, Shannon Sullivan, Karen Kimmel, and Belinda Collar raise the roof King, Cheryl HiCkS, Cindy FinCh, and Carol Deaton, and Teresa King. for the eighth grade. Hicks. 38 bun..- i Junior High Basketball Is Alive and Well at HHS Seventh Grade The seventh grade team represents a beginning for a group of guys, a first step that may lead to many years of playing basketball at HHS. Play- crs are: Uront tom Horace Robinson, Roger Iimbry, Bobby Dietrich, Ioren Amos, Chuckie Schlechty, Jeff Porter, Tommy Guernsey; how tww Coach Bill Wilson, Adam Guernsey, Jay May, Tim Goebel, Danny Snelling, Bill Hooe, Lee Farnsley, Troy Armstrong, and manager Robbie Rapaie. Ninth Grade The ninth grade basketball team members are: mom tom Scot McDaniel, Vance Smith, Rodney Bottorff, Brian Guernsey, Steve Guern- sey, Edward Dietrich, Laxry Dalton, Dwayne Miller; 00w twm manager John-David Knaebel, J ohn Farley, Tim Guthrie, Brian Fabel, Steve Stargel, Tim Long, Kevin VanMeter, Lane Agan, and Coach Keith Gaffney. Eighth Grade Coach Pete Popham is proud of his eighth graders: Uront Iow DanGuthrie, Don Wycoff, Dave Scholl, Donald Stettenbenz, Tim Abbott, Jim Stewart; 00w twm manager John Griffin, Donald Cobb, Fred Tucker, Glenn Watertill, Brian James, and manager Doug Adams. Mr. Popham is not pictured. 89 Varsity volleyball players are super-tough :guysW UronU Debbie Turner and Tina Davis; how twm Teresa Long, Mishele Stettenbezn, Lorna May, Maria Stargel, Cindy Murphy, Caro- lyn Reece; 00w threw Donne Beach, Mrs. Roberta Weber woacm, and Kelly Petty. Volleyball Finds Our Girls In Fine Form The JV volleyball team members are: Grout r0w Cathy Horn, Shirley Basham, Sharon Smith, Belinda Moulder, Krista Dietrich, Susie Bridges, Brenda Spitznagel, and Kay Varnell; Uow tww Teresa Long, Carolyn Reece, Michelle Mull, Kevin McKean, Cindy Brock, Rhetta Huber, Robin Jackson, Coach Donna Barton, and Coach Roberta Weber. mfg Out for a Cook-Out ime- T S e r m C e D m a e T .m b y m m V e h T Members of the girls track team are: Emma Abbott, Michele Mull, Belinda Moulder, Donna Beach, Crystal Guthrie, Ann Kirch- off, Debra Turner, Sharon Smith, Tracy Newlin; mack row Coach Rob erta Weber, Mishele Stettenbenz, Kevin McKeang Sherrie Burns, Robin Jackson, Cheryl Hicks, Kathy Lynch, Micki Horton, Logna May, Debbie Smelling, Paula Staples, and Coach Donna Barton. Stars at practice are welowy Crys- tal Guthrie, Mishele Stettenbenz, and Lorna May. Cross Country And Track Are Our Proud Points Our guys run from autumn into spring! Cross country team members are: Darrol Nickels, Philip VanMeter, Stanley Green- wood, Ron Stargel, Jimmy Wampler, Brian Fabel, Billy Martin, Tim Reece, and Coach Bill Wilson. The fabulous track team of HHS includes welowy aow onw Jay Munk, Paul Heath, Rodney Bottorff, Tim Long, Kevin Van- Meter, Edward Dietrich, Vance Smith, and Billy Martin; 00w twm John Dietrich, Mike Guthrie, Steve Horton, Joe Sexton, Robbie Rothbauer, Stanley Greenwood, Philip Van- Meter, Tim Reece, and Darrol Nickels; 00w threw Coach Bill Wilson, Perry Dickson, Steve Fabel, Bobby VanMeter, Kit Day, Brian Fabel, Terry Lyons, Steve Satrgel, Doug Dietrich, and David Stettenbenz. Working our separately Gower lef0 are Jay Munk, Billy Martin, and Kit Day. 44 Members of the junior high girlss track team are: how ones Lynn Murphy, Dora Fabel, Karen Deaton, Kathy Reams, Donna Wagner, Linda Porter, Charwayne Harris, Kim Randel, Tammy Frederick, Sue Wampler, Valerie Davis, Debbie Brock, Beckie Guthrie; 00w twos Belinda Riley, Kelly Pate, Penny Petty, Carla McReynolds, Robin Skaggs, Charlotte Goines, Venita Davis, Beckie Ames, Lisa Campbell, Rhonda Lockhart, Cindy Sawdey; Grow threes Coach Lova Gwinn, Angie Bruce, Beckie Smith, Susan Tucker, Annette Clark, Debbie Stewart, Susan Goodman,Carol Gobin, Melissa Taylor, Kathy Wycoff, Stacy Robertson, Patricia Staples, and Barbara Turner. Our little mascot is Lightning-since we run as fast as lightning! Smaller Sprinters Members of junior high boyss track team are: how oneJ Rodney Bayes, Roger Embry, Tommy Guernsey, Bobby Dietrich, Adam Guernsey, Jay May, Troy Armstrong; 00w twos Tim Abbott, Dwayne Miller, Robert Catsman, Rick Middleton, Donald Stettenbenz, Chris Waggoner, David Scholl, Jeff Dietrich; how threes Coach Jim Yost, Brian James, J ohn Jordan, Glen Waterfill, Dannie Smelling, Bill Hooe, Jim Stewart, and Tim Goble. The baseball team steps into spring. Team members include: How onw Joe Sexton, Jack Staples, Brian Guernsey, Rodney Bottorff, Kent Witten, Tim Reece; 00w twm Gary Morris, Bobby VanMeter, Kevin VanMeter, John Dietrich, Jay Munk, Greg Guernsey; 00w threa Coach Keith Gaff- ney, Greg Petty, Mike Guthrie, Steve Horton, and Kendall Greene. Baseball Gets Us Out in the Sun Ready for the big catch is Tim Reece. ? V M? W 45 Our Golf Team: 193 a gentlemank sport, and our golf team seems well aware of the status of golf. The G en tl e m en at team includes: Coach Dennis Doutaz, Dan- ny Yost, Billy Martin, Randy Edwards, Kent Witten, and Kendall Greene. L 9 IS U r e David Lanham Kara Allen Joey Broadus Billy Cissell Karen Deaton Dom Fabel Susie Goodman Mark Hawkins Loren Amos Angela Bruce Donnie Cissell Bobby Dietrich Lee Famsby Annette Grant Billy Hooe Sheryl Ledford Troy Armstrong Karen Calhoun Tony Clements J eff Dietrich Tammy Rhonda Gray J oyce Houchens Jay May Cindy Bagshaw Brendq Gary Cochran David Frederick Adam Guernsey Ricky Huber Dawn McKean RICK Baker Caydmal Ann Coker Disponett Carla Garrett Tommy Guernsey J ames Johnston Carla Rodney Bayes Phllllp CanIl Valerie Davis Doug Dunlevy Caryl Gobin Rhonda Hall Robert McReynolds Laurie Booher Mark Calldlll Vinita Davis J im Elsner Charlotte Wayne Hall Katzmann Linda Miller Ahcia Chapman Roger Embry Goines Teresa King Ronnie Mann Tim Goobel 48 ya 3. Rhonda Miller J erri Milner Donna Montgomery Ricky Nasby Kellye Pate Penny Petty SEVENTH GRADE BEGINS WITH SPIRIT Laura Pickerill Tracy Reynolds Jeff Porter Wade Roberts Gilbert Prall Horace Kim Randall Robinson Kathern Reams Chuckie Kathy Reul Schlechty Bary Shadbum $3 . 1: ix ' , ; ; g 0 5 -' Amy Shake Wayne Smith Patricia Shannon Barbara Turner Becky Smith Danny Snelling Staples Sullivan Donna Wagner Lisa Smith Robin Staggs Kaxen Stargel Luther Taylor Cathy Wycoff Debbie Stewart Melissa Taylor Chris Zollman Susan Tucker Seventh grade class officers are not really so ferocious: Chuck Schlechty, vice-president; Mrs. Sharon Kroskey, sponsor; Lisa Smith, secretary; Angela Bruce, treasurer; Roger Embry, presi- dent;and MI. Pete Popham, sponsor. 49 EIGHTH GRADE SHOWS INQUIRY AND INTEREST Donald Cobb Iaura Eisner Marvin Glass Becki Guthrie ' I G Tim Abbott Teresa Beard Debbie Rita Campbell Tim Dennison Charlie Rita Goodin Danny Guthrie Doug Adams Candy Bottorff Campbell Jim Caudill Dennis Day Fergison Christine Charwayne Donna Alsup Debbie Brock Gregory Tony Clements Belinda Collar Patty Gardner Grider Harris Dale Baxter Campbell T heresa J ohn Griffin David Heath Lisa Campbell Garrett m : .,;,.,1 ,. ,1 q, . . ' m The eighth grade has an able group of sponsors and officers. They arei Mr. William Gilbert, sponsor; Tim Abbott, secretary; Danny Guthrie, vice-president; Belinda Collar, treasurer; Donald Stettenbcnz, president;and Mrs. Pat Marsh, sponsor. 50 Doug Hicks Mitch Hutchins Rhonda Kurt Higdon Kreig Isler LockhaIt Annette Brian James Billy Looney Higginbotham Loraine Cheryl LOSh Darryl Hoskins Johnson Sherry Lyons Donnie Yvonne Kerry McKean Houchens Johnston Peggy Cheryl Hubbard John Jordan Middleton Chris Hunt Debbie Kimmel Ricky Middleton Dwayne Miller Elizabeth Morgan Rhonda Moulder Belinda Millins Lynn Murphy J oe New KaIyn Nicholson Lanny Paitsel J enny Palmer Tim Reliford Susan Richardson Belinda Riley Lyle Roach Stacey Robertson Patricia Rothbauer Cindy Roy Deborah Rutan Cindy Sawdy David Scholl Paul Scholl Kelly Smallwood Peggy Smith Robin Snider Donald Stettenbenz Jimmy Stewart Fred Tucker Johnny Vamell Billy Vetter Chris Waggoner Billy Wagner Sue Wampler Glen Waterfill Mark Williams Bobby Wolfe Donald Wycoff c.193MWAWW'WWimm$W . x' -+-v-wmvw-m:mr Jack Cleveland Terri Dismore Claue Drury Debbie Edwards J eannie Eversole Brian Fabel J ohn Farley Cindy Finch Cindy Brock Larry Bussey Rick Calhoun Lori Campbell Todd Carr J anet Cissel Dwayne Clements Lane Agan Mark Amos Terry Bagshaw Shirley Basham Rodney Bottorff Ted Brafford Kevin Bridges Randy Finch Dianne Flowers Kevin Glass Stanley Greenwood Brian Guernsey Steve Guernsey Paul Heath Ruth Heath Kim Hunt Steve Heil Carol Hicks Ray Daes Cindy Daily J uly Daily Larry Dalton Edward Dietrich Krista Dietrich Kent Isler Robin J ackson Cheryl Hicks Connie Jones Lisa Kimmel Micki Horton Sherry King Paul Hughes Ray Horine J ohn-David Knaebel Donna Lockhart Tim Long Robert Looney Donna Mann Scott McDaniel Dwayne Miller Brenda Montgomery MEET THE FRESHM EN: CLASS OF 1979 . , J- : RA V . 4:?2A. .452'154 Curtis Kelly Whiteside Steve Stargel Kevin VanMeter Waggoner Shirley Wanda Witcher Waggoner Teresa Moore Angela Nye Annette Vance Smith Belinda Jeff Petty Secuskie Mike Snow Moulder Debra Canl Sexton Stacy Spaw Michelle Mull Pickerill Pam Sherrard Brenda Nancy New Dale Robertson Anthony Slone Spitznagel Jeff Nicholson Jeff Rose Kim Small Paula Staples Leading the freshman class are: Brian Fabel, president; Mrs. Sara Becher, sponsor; Kevin VanMeter, vice-president; Pam Sherrard, .treasurer; Ruth Heath, secretary; and Mr. Jim Yost, sponsor. 53 MEET THE SOPHOMORES: CLASS OF 1978 I gi$k .dx 3. 3$4 .A Taking care of sophomore class business are: Mr. Tom Traylor, sponsor; Hsiao-Rei Hicks, Emma Abbott Tim Allen treasurer; Debbie Hall, president; Rhetta Huber, vice-president;and Bobby Beach, secretary. Jeaneen Admas Bobby Beach 6 a a K: : aid J . I : Susie Bridges Dawn Carver Patricia Boyd Dennison Dave Frederick Kendall Greene J en-y Guthrie Hsiao-Rei Tammy Burns Angie Davis Cherry Richard Dickey Peggy Gardner Steve Grider Mike Guthrie Hicks David Campbell Karen Cherry Kim Cobb Doug Dietrich Doug Garrett Tim Grider Debbie Hall Marvin Hood Roger Campbell Kay Cherry Nancy Cochran Jeff Eversole John Goodin Linda Guernsey David Hawkins Cathy Horn Laverne Cope Rhetta Huber ? 54 Sophomores are a fun-loving group, and they never miss an opportunity to get together. Sometimes their togetherness appears rather affectionate! Some class spirit! Pictured above are sophomores Melvin Johnson and Terry Lyons. Q; Brian McKean Susan Mullins Tracy Newlin Greg Petty Tim Reece Tim Sawdey Lisa Turner Eddie Wininger Pe'nny Miller Brian Munk Donnie Noble Marsha Terry Reno Tom Shake Philip Kent Witten Mlchael Randy Nance Ronnie Noble Pickerill Mike Riley Carl Smith VanMeter Tim Wycoff Montgomery Sandra Nasby Cindy Petty Beatrice Porter Tommy David Kay Varnell Kelly Zellman Gary Morris Teresa Reams Robertson Stettenbenz Kathy Waggoner 55 a .wwmwwwmm .1:- MEET THE . wJUNIORS: CLASS OF 1977 Representing the junior class are: Debbie Spitz- nagel, treasurer; Debbie Smelling, vice-president; Mr. Larry Johnson, spon- sor; Kevin McKean, sec- retary; Miss Donna Bar- ton, sponsor; and Perry Dickson, president. Pictured below are juniors: Donnie Abell, David Barnes, and Jeff Bayes. .15 - 1 Randall Brock Colleen Deaton John Dietrich Steve Fabel Crystal Guthrie Kevin McKean t g? l Leroy Cochjan Perry Dickson Debbie Doug Dallas Grimes Sheila Heil Gerri Mull ., Annette Day Debbie Dieterlen Randy Edwards Greg Guernsey Louise Jones Steve Nye Craig Pate John Prall Sandy Smith Ronnie Stargel Bobby VanMeter Timothy Yates , Kelly Petty Yvonne Rcams Sharon Smith Tony Spaw John Waggoner Danny Yost 57 1 L Mark Obermiller Jerry Powers Carolyn Reece Debbie Smelling Debbie Spitznagel Steve Wolfe Class of 76: The Seniors Bow Out Representing the senior class: Mrs. Juanita Barksdale, sponsor; Cindy Murphy, vice president; Karen Petty, secretary; Donna Beach, president; Mr. Steve Fellows, spon- sor. Not pictured is Jayne Heath, treasurer. Special mention must be made of all stars, especially those who prove them- selves over four entire years to be the most outstanding and dedicated to scholastic achievement. Valedictorian for the class of 76 is Steve Howell, and salutatorian is Donna Beach. PAULA KAY ABBOTT Activities and honors: track, 9-12; band, 9-12; stage band, 9-12; yearbook staff, 1012; yearbook, co-editor, 12; homecoming queen candidate, 11;combined student council, 12; class tourneys, 10; pep club, 11-12; Nation- al Honor Society, 12; library aide, 10-12; graduation us- herette, 11;senior play; senior trip. Fondest memory: my junior year at HHS and to all my friends. Ambition: to attend IUS and become an artist. VAN L. APPLEGATE Activities and honors: yearbook staff, 10; all-star tennis team, 11-12; wrestling, 10-11; National Honor Society, 9-12; senior play; FFA, 9-10; class tourneys, 11-12. Fondest memory: being the llpenguinfl Ambition: to get a job. DONNA R. BEACH Band, 9:12; stage band, 9-12; band drum majorette, 11- 12; National Honor Society, 11-12; student council, 9; combined council, 10-12; yearbook staff, 9; newspaper staff, 9; softball, 9-10; volleyball, 9-12; volleyball-MVP, 10; track, 11-12; trackeMVP, 11; basketball, 10-12; class tourney, 9-12; FHA, 9-12; FHA historian, 10; F HA projects committeeman, 11; Clark County Exe- cuting Board, 12; pep club, 9-12; pep club treasurer, 12; graduation usherette, 11;homecoming queen, 10; Girlsl State delegate, 11; class president, 10,12; class vice-presi- dent, 11;senior trip; senior p1ay;offlce aide, 12. Fondest memory: all the great friends and times in high school, Mr. K, and hot-chocolate breaks fifth hour. Ambition: to be happy through life. PERRY BROADUS Activities and honors: FFA, 9-12. Fondest memory: one day in 1975 involving 13 guys. Ambition: undecided. CONNIE CAMPBELL Activities and honors: FHA; library; newspaper staff; senior trip. Fondest memory: the good times Ilve had in my senior year. Ambition: to seek employment. DAVID CAUDILL Activities and Honors: FFA, 9-11; cross country, 9; track, 11. Fondest memory: behind the building. Ambition: to graduate and make an easy million. BECKI SUE COOMBS Activities and honors: band, 9-12; band president, 12; pep club, 9-12; yearbook, 9-10;girls, basketball, 10-12; National Honor Society, 11-12; combined council, 9-12;fa11festivalqueen candidate, 11;senior play; senior trip; class tourneys, 9-12; FHA, 9; Typing I award; sophomore class vice-president; softball, 9-10; volleyball, 9. Fondest memory: all my friends and all the good times. Ambition: to be successful. KAREN DALTON Activities and honors: National Honor Society, 11-12; yearbook, 10; senior trip; senior play; student leader- ship institute, 11; student leadership award, 11;French 1 award, 9; senior class executive committee; class tourney, 10; student council, 10-12; student council re- porter, 10; student council, president, 11; office aide, 12; band, 9-12; band librarian, 10-12; teacherls aide, 11;Typing Iaward, 11;band jacket. Fondest memory: summer of 175. Ambition: to bring some happiness into the lives of those I meet. 59 SHERRIE DAVIS Activities and honors: pep club, 12: newspaper staff, 12; fall festival queen candidate, 12; National Honor Society, 12; senior trip. Fondest memory: senior year at HHS. Ambition: to further my education. TINA DAVIS Activities and honors: pep club, 10,11,12;yearbook staff, 10,11,12; newspaper, 10,12; softball team, 9,10; student council, 10; National Honor Society, 11.12; volleyball team, 10,11,12;basketball manager, 12; FHA 10-12, vice-president-12;class tourneys, 9-12; office aide, 11-12; WHO1S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS, 11-12;teacher1s aide, 10;senior play; senior trip; Spanish 11 award, 1 1; perfect attendance award, 9-10; volleyball Most Improved Player award, 11; Fondest memory: my senior year. Ambition: to find a job and possibly further my edu- cation. KIT DAY Activities and honors: basketball, 9,11,12;track, 9, 11,12; golf, 12; class tourneys, 9-12; band, 9; newspaper staff, 9; library aide, 12; senior play; senior trip; one of the top five senior salesmen; athletic jacket award; Dixie Athletic Conference team; Mason Dixon Games; Lost River Conference team; West Washington Relays team; North Harrison Relays team. Fondest memory: February 14, 1973. Ambition: To be able to make it in this world. WILDA YVONNE DEATON Activities and honors: FHA, 9-12; FHA points secre- tary, 10; Parliamentarian, 11;district FHMHero, public information chairman, 12; FHA state convention, 10-12; yearbook staff, 9-12; pep club, 9-12; oftice aide, 10-12; teacher aide, 10-11;class tourneys, 12; chorus, 9-12; prom committee, 11;volleyball, 9-10; track, 9; softball, 9-10;band, 9-11; neWSpaper staff, 9-12; newspaper co- editor, 12:1ibrary aide, 11;sales awards for the senior play; senior trip. science fair, 9-10; Fondest memory: my four years at HHS where I hadtso much fun with so many different people-friends, stu- dents, and teachers. Ambition: to study some aspect of law or police work at the University of Kentucky. DEBRA LOUISE DIETRICH Activities and honors: cheerleader, 9-12-captain, 12; treasurer, 9; reporter, 11;WH015 WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS; fall festival queen candidate, 10: Henryville Boysi 4-H Club, 10-12; office aide, 12; athletic jacket; pep club, 9-12. Fondest memory: the date December 11, 1975 and the 1974-75 prom. Also my hot-chocolate breaks fifth hour. DEBORAH FERN DRURY Fondest memory: senior year at HHS and junior and senior prom. . Ambition: to get married and be Doug Stephens1s 1 housewife and to live with him forever. I 1' DEBORAH DIANA GARRETT 1 Activities and honors: FHA, 9-12; FFA, 9-10; National Honor Society, 11-12; NHS vice-president, 12; pep 1 club, 12;1ibrary aide, 10-11;FFA creed speaking, 10; FFA secretary, 10; FFA land judging, 9-10; senior trip; senior play. t Fondest memory: all my friends at HHS and the great times we had. I Ambition: to attend Purdue and become a veterinarian. l CLAUDE ANTHONY GRIDER 1 Activities and honors: basketball, 9-11;baseball, 10- 12; National Honor Society, 12;Prosser AWS welding, 1 11-12; senior play; senior trip. Fondest memory: senior year. ; Ambition: to become a welding engineer. 1 TERRY PAUL GUERNSEY Activities and honors: baseball, 9,12; basketball, 9-10; track, 9; Prosser, 11-12. Fondest memory: junior prom. Ambition: to become a very happy and satisfied man in life. And to marry the person I love. DANNY L. HALL Activities and honors: track, 9,11,12; cross country, 10- 12; baseball, 9; basketball, 9; Prosser. Fondest memory: being in the class of 176. Ambition: to have a full and happy life. JOHN A. HALL Activities and honors: basketball, 10; band, 9-12. Fondest memory: never getting caught. Ambition: to be a machinist. CONNIE SUE HAWKINS. Fondest memory: my senior year. Ambition: to seek employment. JAYNE HEATH Activities and honors: band, 9-12; track, 12; pep club, 12; 4-H, 9-12; teacher aide, 11;softball, 10; senior class treasurer; senior trip; senior play. Fondest memory: 73-74 band trip. Ambition: to become a nurse. STEVE HORTON Activities and honors: basketball, 9-12; track, 9-12; cross country, 10; baseball, 9-12; student council, 9; fall festival candidate, 11;senior trip; Carmel Track Classic, 11; Atlanta Track Classic, 11; Regional, 10; Mason-Dixon Games, 10-12; class tourneys, 9-12; Jun- ior Olympics, 10. Ambition: undecided. STEVEN LEE HOWELL Activities and honors: student council, 10-12-presi- dent, 12; National Honor Society, 11-12-President, 12; newspaper staff, 11-12-editor, 12; pep club, 12; yearbook staff, 12; library aide, 9-12; fall festival can- didate, 12; graduation usher, 11;senior play; senior trip; 4-H, 9-12;4-1-I president, 11, vice-president, 9. tIeasureI, 12; WHO1S WHO INAMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS; WHO1S WHO IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES 1N INDIANA, 10-12; French awards, 9-12; Spanish award, 11-12; world history award, 10; US history award, 11;PE award, 10; perfect attendance certificate, 10-12. Fondest memory: my senior year and the calss of 176. Ambition: to become something more than what I am now. PAUL HULSEY Activities and honors: FFA, 9-10; Prosser Vocational School, 11-12. Fondest memory: 501s day. Ambition: to work with customized cars, vans, and trucks. 61 62 LEE KIRKPATRICK Fondest memory: holding hands with Mike Abbott 0n the fan bus to Actors1 Theater last year. Ambition: to find a job I like and make it on my own. PATTY LESNET Fondest memory: Mike Abbott at the punch bowl at the 175 prom. Ambition: to be a truck driver. TERESA LYNN LONG Activities and honors: FHA, 9-12; FHA projects chair- man, 11; track assistant, 10-11;volleyball student man- ager, 12; basketball assistant, 10-11; pep club , 11-12; senior trip; senior play. Fondest memory: senior trip and FHA state meeting. Ambition: to go to college and get a part-time job. WILLIAM F. MARTIN Activities and honors: cross country, 10-12; basketball, 9-10; golf, 9-12; track, 9-12; Mason Dixon Games, 11- 12; Junior Olympics, 10; National Honor Society; WHO1S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS; class president, 11; student council, 11; library aide, 12; class tourneys, 10-12; science fair, 9; Physical Fitness Award, 10; track all-conference team, 9-12; all con- ference cross country, 10; athletic jacket; senior play; senior trip. Fondest memory: A special day -December 11, 1973, and my junior prom Ambition: to attend Law School and to obtain all I can from myself and from life. LINDA MEEGE Activities and honors: class tourneys, 9-12; volleyball, 9; softball, 9; senior trip. Fondest memory: senior prom. Ambition: to get a job. GARY W. MELTON gctzivities and honors: class tourneys, 10; FFA, -1 . Fondest memory: spring, 1975. Ambition: to become an electrician. MICHAEL ALLEN MIDDLETON gctzivities and honors: FFA, 11-12; class tourneys, -1 ,. Fondest memory: initiating freshmen. Ambition: to be a car customizer. CAROL JEAN MILLER Activities and honors: cheerleader, 9; JV basketball cheerleader; offlce aide; chorus vice-president; pep club, 9-12. Fondest memory: all my friends at HHS and senior year. Ambition: to become a beautician and work my way to becoming a model. BRENT LEE MULLINS Activities and honors: track, 9;basketball, 9,11 ; pep club, 12; senior trip. JAY KEITH MUNK Activities and honors: FFA, 10; track, 9-12; baseball, 9-12; basketball, 10-12; newspaper staff, 10; senior p1ay;senior trip. Fondest memory: beating Silver Creek. Ambition: to do anything is woth doing right. CYNTHIA LEE MURPHY Activities and honors: newspaper staff, 9; yearbook staff, 9,11; FHA, 9-12; FHA secretary-treasurer, 12; FHA state convention, 10; pep club, 9-12; pep club secretary-treasurer, 10, and president, 11-12; student 2 council, 11 ;junior Class secretary; senior class vice- president; National Honor Society, 11-12 and treasurer, 12; softball, 9-10 tbatting average award-101;track, 11; volleyball, 9-12 1MVP-111;basketball, 10-12; student of the month award; PTA public communications award; combined council, 1 1-12; perfect attendance award, 9-11;senior trip; senior play; class tourneys, 9-12; Spanish I award; Typing I and II award. Fondest memory: August 3, 1974 and 1975; Rolling Stone concert; and the jokes Rhetta has cracked. Ambition: to do what I want to do and to be what I want to be. DARROL NICKELS Activities and honors: cross country, 9-12; track, 9-l2gbaseba11, 10,12; basketball, 9,10; student council, 9; class vice-president, 9; class treasuxer, 10,11 ; Mason- Dixon Games, 11-12;Carme1C1assics, 12; WHO1S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS; all conference team; senior play; senior trip; Junior Olympics. science fair; PE award; track letter, 9-12; cross country, 9-12; baseball letter, 10-12; free throw trophy, 9; most im- proved runner-cross country, 9; fourth place in con- ference for cross country, 9; first place in conference for cross country, 10; athletic jacket. Fondest memory: partying. Ambition: to leave Henryville. KAREN SUE PETTY Activities and honors: FHA, 9-12; FHA sweetheart oan- didate, 9; yearbook, 10; pep club, 10-12; pep club Vice- president, 12; newspaper, 11-12; volleyball, 10; Pros- ser, 12; class vice-president tProsserI, 12; senior class secretary; chorus, 11; senior play. Fondest memory: the prom 174-75. Ambition: to become a medical secretary. BECKY ANN ROBINSON Activities and honors: pep club, 12; newspaper staff, 12; office aide, 12 Fondest memory: my senior year and the senior trip. Ambition: to further my education in the health field. DIANA L. DICKEY ROBINSON Activities and honors: chorus, 9; yearbook, 9; FHA, 9; senior play. Fondest memory: graduation. Ambition: to be a housewife. MARY E. ROSS Activities and honors: senior trip. Fondest memory: senior year. Ambition: to get a job. 63 64 ROB ROTHBAUER Activities and honors: basketball, 9-12; varsity basket- ball co-captain, 12; basketball homecoming escort, 11; track, 11-12; fall festival king candidate, 10; JV Most Consistent Palyer award, 10; varsity Most Im- proved Player award, 11 ; class tourneys, 9-12 ; WHO1S WHO 1N AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS; science fair, 9-10; athletic jacket award; senior play. senior trip. Fondest memory: my junior and senior years. Ambition: to further my education and to be happy and successful in life. JOE SEXTON Activities and honors: baseball, 9-12; basketball man- ager, 11 ; track, 12; senior trip. Fondest memory: senior parties. Ambition: to retire at thirty. GREGORY ALAN SHERRARD Activities and honors: FFA, 9-10; FFA livestock judg- ing and soil judging teams, 9 and 10, respectively; FFA public speaking award, 9; science fair, 9-10; per- fect attendance award, 9; General Business award, 1 1; senior trip; senior play; Class tourneys, 9-12. Fondest memory: junior year. Ambition: to have more money than I know what to do with. DEBORAH JOYCE SHUPING Activities and honors: FHA, 9-12; FFA, 9-10; pep club, 12. Fondest memory: being a senior and the class of 176. Ambition: to go to college. JACK STAPLES Activities and honors: National Honor Society, 11- 12; Geometry award, 10; perfect attendance award, 9- 10;basketba11, 9-12; baseball, 10-12; track, 10-12; senior trip; senior p1ay;PE award, 10; class tourneys, 9-12; science fair, 9-11;athleticjacket, 12;library aide, ll; Ambition: to yell rock-n-roll when Fm inaugurated as president of the United Ditch Diggers1 Union. MARIA YVONNE STARGEL Activities and honors: volleyball, 9-12 ; basketball, 10; softball, 9; class tourneys, 9-12; pep Club, 12; library aide, 10-11;off1ce aide, 11;newspaper staff, 11; National Honor Society 11-12 and secretary, l2; graduation usherette, 11;Health Occupations at Prosser, 12; senior class executive committee; senior trip; senior play. Fondest memory: the proms and February 22, 1974. Ambition: to bring happiness to others and to go to IUS School of Nursing. MISHELE STETTENBENZ Activities and honors: basketball, 10-12; softball, 9; track, 10,12; pep club, 9-12; band, 9; fall festival candidate, 9; senior trip; class tourney cheerleader; French 11 award, 11; class tourneys, 9-12; National Honor Society, 12; cheerleader, 9; Most Improved Basket- ball award, 11 ; volleyball, 9,12; senior play. Fondest memory: my freshman year with Becki and Robbie in Mr. PralPs biology class. Ambition: to graduate from college and travel in other countries. DIANE ELAINE THOMAS Activities and honors: newspaper staff, 9; yearbook staff, 9-10; FHA, 9,11,12;Prosser Vocational Center; pep club, 12; senior paly; senior trip. Fondest memory: November 30, 1975. Ambition: to be a legal secretary. CHERI TOTTEN Activities and honors: FHA, pep 0111b, newspaper staff- all senior year at Henryville. My other school activities at previous school: powder puff football, office aide, pep club, Good News Club, and junior Hoat. Fondest memory: the day I left Louisville to come to HHS and the summer 011175. Ambition: to make that special someone happy and to succeed in whatever I attempt. DEBRA TURNER Activities and honors: band, 9-12;1ibrarian for band, 10-12; pep club, 10-12; yearbook, 9-12 and editor, 12; combined council, 11-12; student council, 12;v011ey- ball, 9,12; track, 9-12;Nationa1Honor Society, 12; W03 WHO IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN INDIANA, 10-12; senior trip; senior p1ay;office aide, 11-12; perfect attendance, 9-1 1 ; senior Advanced Math award, 11; Spanish 1 award, 11; yearbook appreciation award, 11;graduation usherette, 11;band jacket award, 12; athletic jacket award, 12. Fondest memory: band trip to Disney World and my junior year. Ambition: to live a happy life. JIM WAMPLER Activities and honors: class secretary, 9;basketba11, 9. 11,12;golf, 9.11,12;baseball, 11,12; track, 11,12; cross country, 12; FFA, 10; FFA treasurer. Fondest memory: my years at HHS. Ambition: to be a success. FREDA S. WILLIS Activities and honors: Softball, 9-10; library aide, 11-12; class tourneys, 9-12; senior play. Fondest memory: senior year at HHS and all the fun V working in the library-especially teasing Mrs. Barksdale in fifth hour Home EC. Ambition: to graduate with the class of 176 and get married after graduation and become a very good house- wife. ALFREDA WITT Activities and honors: yearbook staff, 9,10,12; FHA, 9,11 ; pep club, 12; library aide, 10-12; senior trip; office aide, 12;WHO,S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS. Fondest memory: senior year and the senior trip. Ambition: to further my education. KAREN WOOLDRIDGE Activities and honors: pep c1ub,9-12;FHA, 9-10; WHOS WHO IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN INDIANA, 10-12; yearbook staff, 9; National Honor Society, 12; class tourney cheerleader, l 1;volleyba11, 9; band, 9-11; senior trip; senior play; Prosser Vocational School, 12; French 11, III, IV, awards; Spanish I award, 11. Fondest memory: June 27, 1975. Ambition: to become a world-famous billionairess. 'I. n e S The STUCK Pot Commencement: End or I . s A 2 V f , n ' A , . . ; , o . ' n . w .. 3 Lu - . ' . . . W . . . , : K ,. .3 . No - ., . . . ' n . . unnwg ' i 31:33:? , . j . . g ' .a ; . X . . g , . I l ! I I l I , ? . Beginning for the Senior of 76? Student ushers for commencement are juniors: Danny Yost, Jeff Bayes, John Dietrich, John Prall, Sheila Heil, Kevin McKean, Sharon Smith, and : ' Lorna May. $ $$$ 2,: $$i$:y:s f L ??:xsty 6, ?., :5; ?2, k x . $..$ $X3?$$$?s xSSK 53$. Top stars of the senior class are Valedictorian Steven Howell and Salutatorian Donna Beach. 92$ Eiiix s 5!. xvii$$rs 3$1$$x $ .. . 2'1976 z 4,. m' . gum m' 3mm . 'A'rd'ynti bum, I 41 If a m l x mm ? 3 s a n m C ; 1 . N i S is M aw- an X -n AMU; tabmww a I :2! $: P 1 .u'w; hum Jayne Heath sings IThe LordIs PrayeW as a fmale to commencement. On behalf of the class of 76, Steve Howell presents a pictor- ial composite of the class to Mr. Kennedy. Other featured seniors are Paula Abbott Ibe- lom receiving her diploma from Mr. Miller, a smiling Becki Coombs, and a fatigued- looking Jack Staples. HAAS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Excavating and Construction 824 South Indiana Avenue Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 Phone: 246-3722 GRIFFIN INDUSTRIES, INC. Buyers of Hides, Grease, Bones, Tallow RFDm, Underwood, Indiana Phone: 752-2414 If No Answer, Call Columbus 379-9528 71 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 YOUR ndependenf 2 Insurance AGENT . - SERVES YOU FIRST s? Sf MURPHY-RUTH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 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IND. 47163 MIKE 8: MARY PH. 48124 294-4732 JIM'S LP GAS Heating 4 Cooking Phone: 294-4304 James Parrish, Owner DIETRICH4S STORE Henryville, Indiana 294-1682 FREE ESTIMATES 6 HOME BUILDING s $ sw FOR YOUR NEW HOME SEE DARRELL SHERRARD HENRYVILLE. IND. 294-1462 HENRYVILLE CAR WASH 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week Plenty of Soap and Hot Water for 256: HENRYVILLE STANDARD SERVICE Standard Oil Products Truck campers-toppers Manufactured and Sales Furniture Refinishing Kenneth Bagshaw Phone: 294-1180 PAUL'S GROCERY Gas-OiI-Groceries 'Paint-Hardware Otisco, Indiana 256-5115 Compliments of - UNDERWOOD SUPERMARKET Underwood, Indiana 47177 VAN-WENN AUTO PARTS Interstate Wire Service East on Highway 160 Henryville, Indiana Phone: 256-3576 or 294-4783 Car and Truck Parts 24 Hour Wrecker Service KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN mph. a .' LawerencebuEQ: Ind. 537-2355 Greensburg, Ind. 663-7997 Compliments of T. J. and Lavon White Phone 294-1323 DEWEESES GROCERY Alyene Widmann Henryville, Indiana GUTHRIES BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. AND READY MIX, INC. Henryville, Indiana Phone: 294-4301 294-4801 See Charles for the Best Deal 78 GOODE'S TEXACO BURTONS STATION FORD TRACTORS Q, Tractors anq 3-pooint tools H . 31 Memm'sliggd'ana Mempmsl, Indiana 294-4685 294-1128 STEWART EARL C. MUNK 8: SON CUSTOM BULLDOZING BASEMENTS - LAKES SUBDIVISIONS FUNERAL HOME Henryville, Indiana Henryville, Indiana Phone: 294-1646 24-hour Service 294-1300 KOOPMAN HARDWARE HENRYVILLE BARBER SHOP Henryville, Indiana Owner-Chester Basham J.R. CARTER FEED AND FERTILIZER Compliments of KATE,S RESTAURANT 294-4742 Highway 160 Henryville, Indiana S.Cf CLIP AND CURL ADAMS IGA BEAUTY SALON Highway 31, West Henr ville, Indiana . . y Henryvulle, Indiana Sellersburg, Indiana Jeffersonville, Indiana Clarksville, Indiana Phone-294-1196 Helen and LaDonna RUTH YARN AND ACCESSORIES BILLY COLLINGS GRAVEL-HAULING Phone: 294-1808 Yard Grading Fill Dirt Highway 31 South Excavation Henryville, Indiana Scottsburg: Henryville: Mill End Yarn Sold by the Pound 752-2306 294-1833 .: BIG TEE BURGER PIONEERO 904 Market Street Charlestown, Indiana 47111 Seeds and Beef Cattle Harry Sanders Highway 160 Charlestown, Indiana 294-4504 Phone: 256-2112 ABBOTT GULF SERVIC E 6.9 24 Hour Wrecking Service PARK STREET BODY SHOP ' 1 Phones: Day 256-3990 AND AUTO SALES Night 256-5076 Tune-up Wheel Balance Char'93town! Brake Repairs Indiana Market 81 Park Streets Charlestown, Indiana B 81 T DIAL 945-5225 DIAL 246-2910 REXALL PHARMACY NANCE FLORAL SHOPPE Drugs East 7th and Spring Sts. New Albany, Indiana 47150 Sundries 123 S. Indiana Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 Soda Fountain JIM O'NEAL FORD Phone: 246-3341 or 246-3342 516-518 South Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, Indiana FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN 1 , ; Charlestown, Indiana 47111 BO NE JUPPoLT' cup. YOU'Tl-f SELLERSBURG 4 EA 0535 STATE BANK .. 0; Sellersburg Hamburg Plaza Your Friendly Bank 609 East Utica Street Sellersburg, Indiana DENTON DRIVEWAYS INCORPORATED Finest in Paving Telephones 1019 E. Utica Street Residence Sellersburg Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 246-2118 2 246-3701 Office 246-3383 WESTERN AUTO STORE AND WILLIAMS FURNITURE STORE 279 Market Street Charlestown, Indiana 47111 Phones: 256-3532, 256-3175 81 SILVER CREEK LANES To Put a Little Fun in Your Life-Go Bowling! 949 S. Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, Ind. 47172 Larry Weber Manager PHONE: 246-2323 5122025,; BEAUTY SHOP 408 E. UTICA ST. SELLERSBURG, 1ND. 47172 Compliments of BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES Sellersburg Auto License Branch 11176 125 S. Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, Ind. 47172 246-3213 MC KLINLEY CLEANERS Laundry and Alterations Steam-Way Carpet Cleaning Sellersburg, Indiana Phone: 246-2871 SELLERSBURG CERAMIC AND CRAFT SHOP PERSONAL ATTENTION OUR SPECIALTY CLAssEs - GREENWARE - SUPPLIES - CUSTOM FIRING 476 NORTH INDIANA AVE. 1HWY. 311 SELLERSBURG, IND. 47172 812-246-4610 MARGARET A. DREYER 246-2214 SELLERSBURG AUTO SERVICE Don 81 Casey's Complete Auto Repairs And Body Shep Don Jewell 246-4401 SELLERSBURG STONE CO., INC. Crushed Stone and Agricultural Lime Office 246-3383 Telephone Plant 246-3383 1019 E. Utica Street, Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 W I-K'I DRUG STORE I ON THE HIGHWAY - KARLJNALK, R. PH. PHONE 2116-3421 - SELLtRSBURb.INDIANA I; Dr. Where Your Prescription Comes First4 KERN4S JEWELRY 4 GOLDSMITH Diamonds-Stone Cutting Sterling Silver-Crystal Peggy Kern Coonie,s Corner Ross Kern Scottsburg, Indiana 47170 AFFILIATED JONES AGENCIES INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA 47l70 - PH. 752-2992 Austin bureau Agony Intlcr-Imdlovo Insure. Agency 13 W. Main Strut IIS 5. Arms'ronq Stud Min. Indiana ma Area Code Crafknvillo. Indiana 4722! PD. 174-300 4312, HI. 793-340 West McClain at Elm 0 Best Wishes Class of ,76 SELLERSBURG HOME CENTER 246-4485 or 246-3513 LAGENAUFVS PHARMACY Prescription Druggist Phone: 794-3001 Indiana Phones Scottsburg 48124 752-4201 Louisville Area 246-9664 Phone 48124 752-3232 mum av NSM NAHUM! INVIIAUOI 55155750 MORTICMNS E D 0 N C 0 L L I N S Scottsburg, Indiana 47170 84 My job is to help YOU make more Sales and profit selling Coca-Cola w W. F. 1Bill1 Marty, Jr., Manager Kogw Scottsburg Division Telephone 752-4940 GUTHRIE-JORDAN REAL ESTATE Jimmie Guthrie Realtor COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF LOUISVILLE Scottsburg, Indiana 201 West McClain Avenue Scottsburg, Indiana 47170 Office 752-4949 Home: 294-1433 .u .... .... .1 1....ug.-amm1MuwanmT-yuwgwqmumm.Auduzw-n 1 -.1 1 4 Scottsburg Building and Loan Association 306 West McClain Avenue 0 Scottsburg, Indiana 47170 0 Phone 18121 752-3230 I. m 0 quh marti$ House 2fFlowcf57gifts 170 N. HIGH STREET AUSTIN. INDIANA 47102 MARTIN INSURANCE AGENCY Bob Martin Fred Brodt Greg Martin RITTEWS SHOE STORE Quality Footwear for All the Family Scottsburg, Ind. Scottsburg, Ind. 752-2581 SCOTT COUNTY STATE BANK Serving Scott County for Over 80 Years Scottsburg, Indiana Member F.D.I.C. Full Service Bank THE SCOTT COUNTY JOURNAL THE CHRONICLE WEEKENDER EVERITT'S GROCERY 13 N. First St., Scottsburg . 752-2611 Scottsburg, Indiana PHONE 752-5652 Compliments of COMPLEIE UNI OF WESTERN AUTO mmmssuppuss J 8: J CARPET AND INTERIORS RESIDENTIAL. - COMMERCIAL Scottsburg, Indiana Phone: 752-2991 60 SOUTH BOND STREET SCOTTSBURG. IND. 47170 Bowl at BARINGER , FLORAL SHOP 81 SCOTTSBURG GREENHOUSE BOWLING ALLEY Phone 752-2475 Open Bowling Hwy. 56 East Friday, Saturday,. and Sunday Scottsburg, Indiana 1135 N1GARDNER ST. SCOTTSBURG. INDIANA Compliments Of 7 PHONE 812-752-4374 MARTIN1S AUTO . .- . SUPPLY, INC. ScoH Counfy . Office Equipmenf Co. Scottsburg, IndIana 752-4101 RAYMOND K. FABEL THE MAIN STUDIO M. GLADSTEIN, INC. Life-Like-Portraits The House of Better Clothes phone: 752-3469 Nationally Advertised Scottsburg, Indiana SCOttSbUFQ. Indiana Over 80 Years Fair Dealing PERRIN GAS AND MINEFVS EQUIPMENT OIL COMPANY Scottsburg, Indiana Appliance Sales and Service Fuel OiI-Gasolines Bottle Gas-Bulk Gas Scottsburg, Indiana Wheelhorse Garden Equip. Highway 31 752-3460 752-4438 DRAPER AUTO SALES Highway 31 N. Scottsburg, Indiana Home of good used cars and trucks. If we don1t have what you want, we will get it. E- 0- KHO, M-Du INC- Mel Draper, Owner Kenneth-11Colie -Coliapolis Phone: 18121 752-4461 WELLS-DEAL INCORPORATED , 'Il - C Tom Ml er, Owner, Mgr ALEXANDERS US. Highway 31 South Scottsburg, Indiana 47170 LAWN MOWER AND CHAIN SAW SALES AND SERVICE Farmall Tractors and IH Equipment ' Satoh Tractors 420 South Main Hesston Farm Equipment Snapper Mower and Tillers Kewanee Wagons, Elevators, Augers Scottsburg, Indiana HAMBURG SERVICE CENTER, INC. Junction I-65 and Highway 60 $ Hamburg Interchange Bob 3 Paul Davis Owners J. O. ENDRIS JEWELERS Quality Jewelers Since 1880 230 Pearl Street New Albany, Indiana Phone 944-3133 CLIFPS TRUCK STOP AND RESTAURANT Gas-OiI-DieseI-Tires Service-Truck Washing Scales 282-1379 and 282-1370 Jeffersonville, Ind. 7312 Highway 60 Phone 246-3337 246-9644 Sellersburg, Ind. 47172 TYPEWRITER TERMINAL, INC. 316 State St.-New Albany, Indiana Phone 944-7827 1. Royal standard and electric typewriters 2. Victor Electronic Calculators and Adding Machines 3. Desks-Chairs-Files-Duplicators 4. Free office planning and layout service POPE PLUMBING AND HEATING Sellersburg, Indiana MARINE WElIllNB SERVICE 24 HR. MllBllE wnnms - CRANE SERVICE lNDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL STEEL FABRICATION Portable Welding - Brazing - Arc 8. Air PH. 18121 282-1753 - 1108 WATT ST.