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

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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.

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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