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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1979 volume:

In the Fall of 1957 a young rookie principal came on the scene at Henryville High School. That young principal also inherited the sponsorship of the Yearbook, since he was the only faculty member with Yearbook experience. That new principal was me. The photographer working with me from Main Studio was Mrs. Murphy. In the twenty- two years that have followed she has been working with our schools. In all of these years she has always been extremely professional in working with administrators, faculty and students. I never asked her to meet an appointment or a deadline that she did not meet. Thank you for the many years of service to our school. Respectfully, Herman E. Miller, Superintendent, West Clark Community School Corp. Mrs. Murphy has watched our school grow in so many ways. She saw the beginning of Track in 1963, 8th grade Basketball in 1963, Student Council, 1970, and the inclusion of Girls' sports from 1973 to 1979. Because of her quality photographic work, we have an outstanding visual record of her performance at our school. We greatly appreciate your many years of service and will definitely miss your patience and sincerity with all of us at Henryville High School. Sincerely Don Kennedy, Principal, Henryville High School WE, THE HREFLECTIONS STAFF OF HHS THANK YOU! MRS. EDITH MRS. EDITH MURPHY MAIN STUDIO, SCOTTSBURG, INDIANA TABLE OF CONTENTS Athletics Academics Activities Advertisements and Appendix -' ' A mmar'wr Cross Country 1978-1979 This was Henryville High School's best year for cross country, not by our meet record but by our times . .. -Todd Sellmer Rl-Jerry Wynn, Todd Sellmer, Bill Hooe, Mark Furnish, Jack Murphy, Bob Montgomery, R2 Larry Dalton, Kevin Van Meter, Tim Abbot, Brian Fabel, Don Cobb, Roger Embry, Jay May, Fred Tucker, Rl-Brad Czacher, Chris Rogers, Jody Van Meter, La Donna Wycoff, David Helbig, Dwayne Dalton, R2-Rex Wycoff, Barbara Cagle, Todd Dietrich, Ty Guthrie, Todd Robertson, Eugene Embry, Donny Basham, uSeason was short-butethe SPIRIT was HIGH The J.V. volleyball team had a fair season under the apprentice coaching of Mrs. Judy Irish. During the 79-80 season, we are hoping to do even better. -Barbara Turner R J. V. Captain Volleyball season was too short for some, but spirit was high! Especially the seniors who realized that this was their last year and everybody helped to make it a memorable one! -Cindy Brock Varsity Captain Coach: Mrs. Weber, Rl-Pam Sherrard, Michelle Mull, Lisa Smith, Micki Horton, Lyn Murphy, Stacy Robertson, Connie Jones, Paula Staples, Brenda Spitznagel, Cindy Brock, Theresa Garrett, Krista Dietrich R l Hsiao- Ling Hicks, Cathy Hall, Sheryl Ledford, Jo Ann Gilezan, Michelle Montgomery, Rhonda Gray, R2 Barbar a Turner, Tamm Dawn McKean, Carol Dismore, Y Freddes Gary! Gown Annette Grant Karen Deaton . . ,- uHey! How come Brian gets the classy sandals, and I get the Really Mr. Traylor, don t you think an L.T.D. would be more dumpy ones?! suitable? Hallway Patrol uI'm really just a sweetheart of a guy! Did you hear the news? Hornets have Can I have another balloon Doug? uSure we re bums! But weWe darn good got real SPIRIT!! Huh, can I? ones! Thaw O.K. Mr. Yost. We'll listen to you Oh, Robin! That dress is simply My mom always told me that too 8mg some Other day! divine! many sweets were bad for me. Steve Stargel Front Row: Vance Smith, Brian Guernsey, Roger Embry, Ed Dietrich, Rodney Bottorff, and Manager Tommy Guernsey. Back Row: Assistant Coach Terry Rademacher, Tim Guthrie, Brian Fabel, Steve Stargel, Lane Agan, Kevin VanMeter, and Coach Dennis Holt. Ed Dietrich Vance Smith Kevin VanMeter Lane Agan Rodney BottorR Tim Guthrie Brian Fabel Homecoming- December 9, 1978 L-R Freshmen candidate: Candy Spencer, Sophomore Candidate: Angie Bruce, Junior candidate: Debbie Campbell, Queen Robyn Jackson, Candidate-at-Large: Kelly Whiteside, Flower girl: Suzanna Elsner, Crown bearer: Scott Hall, Above: Varsity cheerleaders, Michelle Mull, Sherry King, Pam Sherrard, Carol Hicks, Cheryl Hicks, To left, I-r: J.V. cheerleaders, Teresa King, Karen Deaton, Sheryl Ledfords, Angie Bruce 11 12 Front: Robin Embry Jay May Jeff Tucker Jeff Porter Back: Bob Dietrich Don Cobb Tim Abbott Kerry McKean Jim Stewart Jack Murphy Coach Rademacher Fred Tucker Rademacher's Reserve Team! SCORES OURS TH EIRS 47 38 Madison Shawe 53 49 Charlestown 46 66 Silver Creek 45 61 Orleans 27 32 Austin 62 29 Medora 34 44 Austin 62 43 Crothersville 49 31 South Central 30 31 New Washington 50 37 Crothersville 38 36 Bordon 42 32 Lanesville 33 48 Providence 26 27 Canelton 55 46 South Central 36 35 Switzerland Co. 45 56 Pekin Easter 42 40 Bordon 47 28 West Washington ., :3 9999 Coach's Comment: We were 12- 8 this season. The boys did a good job. We won more than we lost, xXhough we wish we had won Terry Rademacher : ' QXV l - x 4 . xxx ! . fg. I , c I'I - 1,- Front: Jerry Wynn Scott Rutan Back: Mark Furnish Jack Murphy Billy Martin Jim Waterml Robin Embry Freshman Leap Into Action! Front: Candy Spencer Kim Miller Misti White-side Middle: Trina Davidson Top: Cathy Hall l3 8th grade Hornets put a sting into their game! 8th grade cheerleaders: J. Gilezan, J. Deaton, J. Miles, D. Hood, L. Furnish Basketball players: K. Montgomery, C. Rogers, J. Rogers, T. Finch E. Embry, D. Guernsey, B. Czacher, J. VanMeter, R2-A. Bottorff, R. Wycoff, R. Basham, T. Guthrie, A. Drury, E. Bonnett, T. Robertson, D. King, T. Dietrich Small but Tough! -b7th Grade Basketball Cheerleaders: V. Spencer, E. Nasby, M. Whiteside, Top: K. Doup, Players: Rl-L. Belcher, R. Williams, J. Brooks, B. Vetter, R2-V. Ledford, G. Bonnett, R. Ruth, M. Campfield, D. Basham, B. Jackey 16 Varsity Basketball Pam Sherrard, Cheryl Hicks, Connie Jones, Amy Kirk, Dora Fabel, Stacy Robertson, Micki Horton, Lyn Murphy, Terri Dismore, Carol Hicks. Junior Varsity Basketball ROW 1: Lisa Smith, Sherron Vaughn, Karen Carpenter, Alicia Chapman. ROW 2: Loretta Coy, Kellye Pate, Trisha Staples, Jo Hall, Shelly McKean, Barbara Cagel. Danny, is my hair messed up? REINCARNATION! Murphy ZIPS one in! 17 Softball Row 1-A. Czachor, J. Gilezan, C. Ledford, K. Allen, P. Sherrard, Row 2-C. Jones, S. Robertson, S. Lyons, M. Whiteside, A. Grant, B. Turner, J. Hall, C. Hall, K. Whiteside, Row 3-A. Kirk, D. Fabel, M. Horton, D. Stewart, K. Carpenter, R. Gray, H. Hicks, J. Milner, B. Spitznagel, M. Sizemore-Coach $053 We feel that the Softball Team has improved a great deal during the season. Even though we are losing 4 seniors, we still have mostly sophomores and freshmen who can play quite well. Our young team shows many promises for next year. Jerri Milner 8t Rhonda Gray COACH'S POINT OF VIEW The softball season was one of improvement. We had a young team of mostly freshmen and sophomores. We improved every game. The highlights of the season had to be our victories over New Washington 26-12, Charlestown 12-11 in extra innings, and narrow defeat by undefeated New Albany 4-2. tMrs. Sizemore1 SOFTBALL SCOR ES VARSITY OPPONENT Silver Creek Scottsburg Providence New Washington Charlestown New Albany New Albany Providence Scottsburg Silver Creek New Washington Charlestown HHS OPP. Standing-M. Mull, R. Weber-Coach, Row 1-;C. Hicks, D. Fabel, C. Helbig, P. Nasby, S. Robertson, B. Guthrie, Row Z-A. Bruce, C. Sawedy, T. Garrett, T. Frederick, M. Horton Row l-J. Miles, J. Gilezan, S. King, A. Zollman, V. Spencer, D. Burr, J. Wolfe, D. Wycoff, Row 2-W. Ward, L. James, C. Palmer, P. Munk, B. Cagle, E. Nasby, R Baumann, P. Cissell, Row 3-K. Doup, B. McKean, D. James, D, Sparks, K. Hunt, A. Waterfill, L. Flowers, H. Kirk-Coach Row 1 Larry Dalton, Tim Goebel, Kevin Van Meter, Brian Fabel, Chris Waggoner, Bill Hooe , Row 2- Tim Campbell, Bobby Dietrich, Joey Jameson, Jeff Tucker, Brian Dickey, Bill Martin, Brian Bonnet, Coaches Gary Potter and Dennie Holt Row l-Jody VanMeter, Dwayne Beck, Bobby Vetter, Rick Williams, Ken Miller, Rusty Owen, and Billy Bischoff Row 2- Randy Owen, Jack Brooks, Todd Dietrich, Rex WycofT, Lee Belcher, Dwayne Frederick, Donnie Basham, Steve Lindsey, David Tungate Row 3- Alan Bottorff, Ken North, Gary Bonnet, Mike Henderson, Ty Guthrie, Allen Drury, Robert Hutchinson, John Murray, Dewayne $ $ 4' :5. A Dalton, Coach Gary Potter 20 f, :w. Boys Track Row leRobin Embry, Jody Jameson, Bill Martin, Jimmie Sanders Row 2-David Scholl, Don Wycoff, Rodney Bottorff, Bill Hooe, Fred Tucker, Tommy Guernsey Row 3-Roger Embry, Curt Higdon, Bobby Dietrich, Brian Guernsey, Tim Abbott, Jack Murphy, Kevin VanMeter, JefiE Tucker, Coach Terry Rademacher uBaseball 79 In our f1rst year under new management, the Henryville Hornets Baseball team showed quite well. Of course we didn't do aswell as our new perfectflonist coach Rademacher expected, but we did beat some good teams. As you well remember, we got a slow start with all our rained out games, but we rapidly gained a 5-0 conference lead early. In 79 we learned a lot from our new coach and had a lot of fun. We're planning on using this year for experience, while waiting for next spring to roll around and give Henryville the best baseball record it's ever seen! -Player Curt Higdon Left to right: Coach Tom Traylor, Tim Abbott, Don Wycoff, Kevin VanMeter, Bill Hooe, Jack Murphy, Fred Tucker, Lyle Roach, Rodney Bottorff. GOLF TEAM, 1979 Junior High Golf Team left to right: Brad Czacher, Alan Bottorff, Ronnie Bashem, Coach Tom Traylor, Ty Guthrie, Kenny North, Vernon Ledford, Jodi VanMeter. Coaches Comments: Our High School Golf Team has had a good year. BottorfT, Tucker, James, and Stewart are all shooting in the 40's and Hooe is shooting in the low 50's. This was the hrst year for the rest of the team, we are looking for even a better team next year. On the Jr. High team, Vernon Ledford is shooting 50, and the rest are doing real well for beginners. uTee for two, boys? 22 Our Hardworking Staff Wri by f u! z Yearbook Staff, left to right: Row 1, Lynn Murphy, Debbie Stewart, Teresa Beard, Michele Montgomery, Row 2, Donna Montgomery, Lisa Smith, Beki Smith, Laura Elsner, Karen Deaton. Editors, left to right: Nancy New, Lynn Murphy, Teresa Beard, Wanda Waggoner, Lori Montgomery, Karen Deaton, Steve Guernsey, Dora Fabel. Not shown: Laura Elsner. 24 . Teresa Beard A special thanks to our Chief Editor .. 26 Student Council Prospers With New Ideas 0fT1cers: Karen Deaton-Secretary, Krista Dietrich-Reporter, Laura EIsner-Vice President, Annette Higginbothum-Treasurer, Brenda SpitznageI-President. Not pictured is Patricia Marsh-advisor. Row l-Robin Embry, Todd Sellmar, Krista Dietrich, Angie Bruce, Brenda Spitznagel, Cathy Hall, Row 2-Roger Embry, Mark Furnish, Sherry King, lOur New Juke boxl, Kelly Whiteside, Carol Hicks, Laura Elsner, Row 3-Teresa Beard, Misti Whiteside, Stacy Robertson, Susie Goodman, Karen Deaton, Becky Smith, Cindi Roy, Hsaio-Ling Hicks, Annette Higginbothum Dehned Student Council President--A person who no longer represents hislher class but represents the school. The person who coordinates and facilitates all school activities and acts as liaison between faculty and students. Any person who takes this responsibility must train himself by attending a national leadership workshop. Advisor's Comments: Henryville High Student Council was started in 1969-70 by a concerned group. President-Carey Rothbauer, Senior, with Dwight Fisher-faculty advisor, and Cecil Vannoy, Senior, who was mostly responsible for the constitution, showed prime leadership in this initial year of organization. The Council, at this time was thought of as a club. In 1971-72, Patricia Marsh became advisor with Judy Huter as president. The Council's aim from that point on was to become a service and legislative organization. You best may judge our success. Some of our greatest achievements have been school dances, spirit week, activity letter, and several annual programs. Our aim for the coming years is school pride. Being a member of the Student Council this year has been a very intriguing experience. It has been filled with a variety of different people, emotions, views and beliefs. From this, we have learned more about each other, our school, and most of all ourselves. We have gained experience in communication and responsibility. Even though it is a lot of hard work, you have a lot of good times. There is also a lot of satisfaction from seeing the goals you have set finally being reached. Susie Goodman P.S. Guess who's behind the cigar?? Wm? n y . Iiin'if l,igllhi ' '3lIIlilIII!lf' ' 1111111 ax .. $4 iQ ; :W ., . - z , - I ' . 7: x A , 1 . iv .', l JIX Row l-Mrs. Marsh, Rebecca Smith, Barbara Katzman, Angie Zollman, Dawn Burr, Lori Ward, Row 2- David Lanham, Hsaio-Ling Hicks, Karen Carpenter, Lori Sanders, Sharon Vaughn, Ruth Cochran, Krista Dietrich. Row 3- Kim Miller, Angie Czacher, Amy Kirk, Nancy New, Tammy Fredrick, John Stewart. Library Aids Media Aids 4 E913 Left to right-Stanley Greenwood, Robert Hutchinson, Rhonda Couch, Lyle Roche, Brian Fable, Les Ackerman. 28 lb Left to right-Tim Martin, Debbie Stewart-Co-Editor, Stacey Robertson--Editor, Lynn Murphy, Michelle Montgomery, Bobby Elsner, Mary Lynne, Mrs. Allen-Sponsor, Tommy Guernsey, Carol Hicks, Candy Spencer, Shannon Sullivan, Caryl Gobin, Valerie Davis, David Lanham. 2nd Row-Kenny Miller, Sheryl Ledford, Kem Conley, Rita CambeII, Debra Pickrell, Steve Guernsey, JoAnn Gilazen, Krista Dietrich, Ann Waterhll, Lesia Flowers, Missy Taylor, Laura Elsner, Jo Hall, Roger Embry, Becky Smith, Nancy New. NEWS PAPER 5 ' Newspaper! Newspaper! Get your school newspaper! Hornet's Huddle! Get your newspaper! hThis year, as you may have noticed, the paper had a different look. We went to a workshop at Hanover to learn how to put a paper together to have it sent off and printed up. It took us a while to get the first one out, and then we only made four. But we've learned alot and next year the paper will probably be even better. Thanks to all of you who helped make our paper a success. Editor-Stacey Robertson The newspaper worked hard and we put out a new and exciting paper. Everyone seemed to enjoy it, and we hope next year to make it bigger and better. I want to thank Mrs. Allen for her help. Co-Ed.-Debbie Stewart El Club de EspahoH Top right, L to R, front to back: Nancy New, Jackie Burton, Belinda Mullins, Harold Adams, Jim Mosley, Jeff Chapman, Carol Dismore, Dana VanWinkIe, Shirley Basham, Vickie Higdon, Brenda Montgomery, Troy Armstrong, James Johnston, Becki Smith, Robin Embry, David Guernsey, Lawrence Calvert, Bill Hooe, Angie Bruce, Jimmy Sanders, Beki Guthrie, Teresa Houchens, Chris Zollman, Sheryl Ledford, Lori Waggoner, Karen Deaton, Donna Montgomery, Wanda Waggoner, Angie Patrick, Todd Sellmer, Cindy Sawdey, Debra Pickerill, Carol Cissell, tSponson, Kathy Reul, Carla Garrett, Robin Nasby, Micki Horton, Cindy Roy, Michelle Mull, Stacey Robertson, Lisa Smith, Trina Davidson, Cindy Bagshaw. Officers, below: Stacy Robertson, Wanda Waggoner, Karen Deaton, Michelle Mull. 30 El Club de Espanol was formed in the fall of 1977. Since that date, its members have doubled. Through the activities the students learn about Spanish and Mexican Cultures. They work hard but have fun selling tacos, having hestas, and going to a Spanish or Mexican Restaurant to uexperience spicy Mexican food. Above all, the students who belong to the club have just plain fun. They are an excellent and enthusiastic group to work with. Mrs. Carol Cissell Spanish Club Sponsor Who's Who in Foreign Languages L to R: Brenda Montgomery, Wanda Waggoner, Micki Horton, Jo Hall, Nancy New, Ann Coker, Karen Deaton, Cindy Roy, Troy Armstrong, Stacy Robertson, Krista Dietrich, Jackie Burton. Who's Who in Foreign Languages is an honor granted by the University of Evansville to the most outstanding students of foreign Ianguages in the entire state of Indiana. To qualify, the student must be the hnest in his class in speaking, reading, and writing ability. Since students in foreign languages are generally a talented group, competition is fierce. This recognition is much deserved and won only with great efTort. Mrs. Sara Gross Foreign Language Teacher F HA Largest Chapter in Southern Indiana!!!! OFFICERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Penny Petty, Brenda Spitznagel, Teresa Beard, ROW 2: Juanita Barksdale, Sponsor, Kelly Whiteside, Cheryl Hicks, Carol Hicks, Cheryl Hubbard 1 32 ROW 1: Juanita Barksdale, Sponsor, B. Spitznagel, T. Beard, C. Hicks, C. Hubbard, C. Hicks, K. Whiteside, P. Petty, ROW 2: S. Robertson, P. Staples, L. Cope, K. Dietrich, K. Reul, I. Manough, C. Noel, M. Taylor, R. Ackerman, B. Cardinal, P. Sherrard, S. Lyons, ROW 3: C. Roy, L. Smith, S. Witcher, T. Frederick, C. Grider, A. Shake, A. Coker, H. Hicks, C. Hall, T. Cagle, C. Bottoroff, P. Smith, ROW 4: D. Stewart, A. Czachor, R. Gray, K. Allen, V. Davis, V. Davis, A. Grant, D. McKean, J. Hall, K. Carpenter, D. Rutan, L. Montgomery, L. Powers, P. Day, C. Jones, C. Zollman, ROW 6: T. Davis, L. Murphy, C.Spencer, K. Miller, S. Glass, M. Vest, J. Houchens, A. Higginbothum, L. Elsner, S. Wagner, S. Richardson, S. Sullivan, J. Whobrey, ROW 7: L. Waggoner, C. Gobin, J. Annis, S. Slucher, C. Taylor, M. Whiteside, V. Higdon, R. Nasby, B. Guthrie, Y. Johnston, T. Houchens, T. King, A. Bruce, ROW 8: K. Reul, M. Montgomery, J. Gilezan, S. Ledford, C. Garrett, B. Smith, C. Bagshaw, D. Fabel, K. Pate, A. Chapman, C. Sawdey, M. Mull ROW 1: D. Robertson, S. Heil, P. Heath, J. Farley, K. Glass, Steve Fellows, Sponsor, ROW 2: D. Lanham, L. Amos, T. Dickson, G. Howell, S. Heath, S. McRae, R. Horine, D. Collins, D. Ward, L. Sweeney, ROW 3: R. Smith, R. Johnson, T. Armstrong, R. Bayes, T. Abbott, J. Stewart, J. Rose, T. Bagshaw, D. Snelling, B. Dickey, ROW 4: J. Johnston, J. Waterfill, D. Day, G. Shadburn, B. Baumann, D. North, P. Carron, W. Good, J. Porter, ROW 5: A. Guernsey, G. Prall, R. Wagner, M. Amos, V. Smith, R. Rappe, T. Campbell, J. Campbell FFA . . . A Golden Past ... A Brighter Future i E i i i z OFFICERS KNEELING: John Farley, Paul Heath, STANDING: Kevin Glass, Steve Heil, Dale Robertson, and not pictured is Todd Carr, Sponsor, Steve Fellows. 33 Row l-Susan Castleberry-SPONSOR, Loretta Coy, Annette Micki Horton, Cindi Roy, Laura Elsner, David Scholl, Nancy Higginbotham, Ann Coker, Amy Shake, Dawn McKean, Annette New, Brenda Montgomery, Robyn Jackson, Cindy Bagshaw, Grant, Barbara Turner, Angie Bruce, Michelle Mull Row 2-Jo Row 4-Brenda Spitznagel, John David, Shane Knabel, Kevin Ann Gilezan, Kelly Whiteside, Cindy Brock, Karen Deaton, Lisa Glass, Larry Dalton, Stacy Robertson, Kerry McKean, Troy Smith, Caryl Gobin, Becky Smith, Beki Guthrie, Cheryl Hicks, Armstrong, Tim Abbott, Brian Fabel, Fred Tucker, Lawrence Krista Dietrich, Wanda Waggoner, Jackie Burton, Kathy Reul Calvert, Bob Dietrich Not pictured: Susie Goodman Row 3.-Sheryl Ledford, Rita Goodin, Amy Kirk, Dora Fabel, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOICIETY Character Scholarship NHS-Sponsor's Comments Membership in the Henryville Chapter of the National Honor Society is earned by the effective demonstration of four qualities held high in the esteem of the National Honor Society. These qualities are scholarship, character, leadership, and service. No single one of these qualities is valued above the others. The object of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in all students of the Henryville High Brian Fabel demonstrates service at the Head Start Center in Underwood by playing Santa Claus. Who's Who Among American High School Students at HHS? . . . We Are!! Row 1-Sherry King, Cheryl Hicks, Carol Hicks, Pam Sherrard, Wanda Waggoner, Terri Dismore, Row 2- Brenda Spitznagel, Jeff Rose, Todd Sellmar, Micki Horton, Nancy New, Brenda Montgomery, Debra Pickerill, Krista Dietrich, Row 3-Cindi Brock, Michelle Mull, Larry Dalton, Brian Guernsey, Mark Amos, Ray Horine, John Farley, Brian Fabel, Kevin Vanmeter, Kelly Whiteside Visibly clear skin in just 10 days! Bonnet Brain Drain Let me give you my You are askin . , 9 me a persgnal always correct S'dewa'k sum You cramp my Sty'e' question like that?? opinion. Ugh . .. I'm not doing my 1 Sleeping Beauty we presume? nails, just mixing e x . chemicals. We are really good students. Honest we are. Is this the creature from the Black Lagoon? 36 Hmmmm . . . is Henryville the big blue Disco Rodney! part? Keep your eyes on your fiies. Are these cheat notes Todd? Me? Childish? Boosom Buddies. Capitou Experience! I don't know them do you Paula? 38 Carolyn Baxter-Treasurer Kaye Amos-School Secretary Athlyn Mollohan-Guidance Counselor Don Kennedy-Principal Martha Schleicher- Nurse r W . . and those who have Close Encounters of the Zrd, Ath-no-many Bonnie FarnsIey, Doris Smith, Diane Taylor, Margie Sims, Nora ki n d S I ll Popp, Toni Shake, Jane Goodman, Sue Howson, Margaret ' Campbell. Qthciency-ability to produce desired results with the least amount of time, expense, and labor. -Scholastic Dictionary of American English We at HHS appreciate the efficiency and the courtesy shown by our custodial engineers, the cafeteria ladies, bus drivers, and office aides, for keeping Henryville High School the welI-run establishment that it is. We thought you'd like to know. .. . : -l978-79 REFLECTIONS yearbook staff. r. Left to right: Quentin Hoskins, McKee Munk, Bud Schroeder, Nellie Heath, Kenneth Bagshaw, Dean Guernsey, Roscoe Smith, Marshall Robertson, Nelson Dietrich, Bill Milner, Clyde Dean, Ray Donahoe. I 1!. g-f 4 Rl-Carrie Noel, Paula Stapies, Michelle Mull, Cindy Brock, Terri Dismore, Dianne Flowers, RZ-Cheryl Hicks, Carol Hicks, Wanda Waggoner, Donna Montgomery, Lisa Smith, Shirley Witcher. HOHIS Lanham, Irene Hutchens, Frances Gray, Charles tWhitiet Brock and Paul Alsup. 39 STEVE BARBER teaches music and is our band director. In high school, he was Drum Major, Vice President of Band, in Basketball League and he had a lead in llFiddler on the Roof. He was in Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Stage Band and Musicals. His ambition after school was to make his life deal with music in some way. His fondest memory was the high school band and their many trips. He said he remembered one embarrassing incident when he was rolled around in a drum case for one hour around school for band initiations. SARA BECHER teaches English 9, 10, Speech and Creative Writing. She was in FHA lpresidentl, Booster Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, Latin Club and Junior Red Cross. Her ambition after high school was to become an English teacher. Her fondest memory was the junior class prom; they not only paid for it, they built it. They used the gym and built the walls, the ceiling, and even the foundation. She said it was a week of great fun and fellowship that she will never forget. xxx. AR STEVE FELLOWS teaches all Vocational Agriculture classes. In high school he was in FFA Newspaper Staff, FFA officer and a member of the State Judging Contest Team. His fondest memory was being introduced to the girl that became his wife. He said he didn't like to go steady because it meant you only have one girlfriend. He said he wasn't a teacherls pet. His ambition after high school was to become a teacher of Vocational Agriculture and farming. 40 CANDY ALLEN teaches Typing I, II, General Business, Bookkeeping, and Shorthand. Her fondest memory of high school was the ring dance in her senior year. She had waited four years to get her class ring. Her ambition was to become a teacher and to have lots of fun in college. She was a member of the Spanish Club, Drill Team, and Pep Club. She said she was a teacher's pet in grammar school because she was on the honor roll, and was good in class so she was permitted to substitute for the teachers in the lower grades. JUANITA BARKSDALE teaches all Home Economics classes. In high school, she was a member of the Future Nurses Club, Junior Board Member of TB Society, and Stewart's Workshop in Clothing. The fondest memory of school is the prom and the after-prom when they went to Spring Mill State Park. Her ambition after high school was to become a PE. and Home Economics teacher or a nurse. One of the silliest things she remembers she had to do was stay up all night studying for a Chemistry test that was postponed because snow closed school for the next day. CAROL CISSELL teaches Spanish II, U.S. Government, World Problems, and Sociology and Economics. She was in Thespians, Commercial Club, FHA, Pep Club, Student Council, and she starred in both the Junior and Senior plays. She was class officer and won Regional Spanish Contest. Her fondest memory was making the highest grade in Government class and graduating at age 16. Her ambition after school was to buy a farm or become a forest ranger. WILLIAM F. GILBERT teaches 7th grade science and health, and General Science. In high school, he was in Band, attended several music camps, Student Council, The Class Play, National Honor Society, and Hoosier Boys State Delegate. He won hrst place on a solo at the State Music Contest! His ambition after high school was to become a doctor or a musician. His fondest memory was his senior trip and having a lot of fun with all of his good friends. He said he was always sane and didn't permit crazy things to happen to him. Our Faculty Remembers When Those Were the Days. SUSAN CASTLEBERRY Teaches Math and Sponsors National Honor Society. SARA GROSS teaches French I, II, III, IV, Spanish I, III, IV. She attended an all-girls school. She was in French Club, Latin Club, Newspaper Staff, and National Honor DENNIS HOLT teaches the Physical Education classes 7 through 10. In high school he was a member of the Newspaper Staff, all athletics and he was class officer for all four years. His fondest memory was the athletics and the concern that his teachers expressed for him concerning his classes and school activities. He said he was N . j probably a teachers pet but that was a? a3 because of the courtesy that he ' expressws RENADA LEWIS teaches 10th, 11th, and 12th grade English. In high school, she was a member of the Pep Club, Future Teachers, German Club, Radio WNAS, National Honor Society. She won a scholarship to Indiana State and Scholarship N. Her fondest memory was working for the radio station WNAS and winning the State Basketball Championship her senior year. She said she was a s teachers' pet in a way because she was the only one who liked English, so she answered almost all of the questions the teacher asked. JANE NAAS teaches Business Math, 7th grade Math, and General Math. During high school, she was a member of FHA, GAA, Spanish Club, Pep Club, and Beta Club. She had perfect attendance for all four years! She said she was a teacher's pet because she made the highest grades in class and the teacher thought she was a brain. Her fondest memory was the junior prom. One of the crazy things that happened to her was when the Band went on a trip and they lost the bus they went on. Society. She graduated as Valedictorian of her class. Her fondest memory was music lessons, and the trips to the Louisville Orchestra and Kentucky Opera in which they took season tickets and went on class time. LARRY JOHNSON teaches 7th and 8th grade English. In high school he was in athletics, many class plays and he was President of his class. His fondest memory was playing on the basketball team. His ambition after high school was to become a basketball coach. PATRICIA MARCH is our librarian. When she went to school, she said she lived 15 miles out into the country so she couldn't participate in the activities which were all after school. Her fondest memory was graduation. She was voted FFA sweetheart. She said she was a teacher's pet because she made perfect scores in Home Economics. She told us one embarrassing moment when she was supposed to sing a song, opened her mouth, but nothing came out. She kept trying until her accompanist finished all 6 pages of music. GARY POTTER teaches 8th grade science, and 10th grade Health. In high school, he participated in Band, Track, Cross Country, Chess Club, Science Club, WNAS Radio, National Honor Society. He was in many Band concerts and he won the March of Dimes Award for college. He said he wasn't a teacher's pet because none of his teachers were veterinarians. His fondest memory was winning the State Basketball Championship in 1973. THOMAS PRALL teaches General Science, Biology, Advanced Biology, and Physics. In high school, he was in Hi-Y and was school mascot. He was also Local District and Regional FFA Secretary! His fondest memory of high school was all of the friendships he had. His ambition was to attend college and then to teach and farm. MELODY SIZEMORE teaches 8th grade History and US. History. She was in FHA, Student Council, Band, Yearbook Staff, Softball, GAA, National Honor Society, Pep Club and Junior Class Play. She was cheerleader for 4 years and Echoes Queen sophomore year. Her fondest memory was the Senior Trip, Band's haIf-time performances at Freedom Hall and Cheer Camp at UK. One embarrassing incident happened after 3 cheers, 2 spread eagles and many handsprings, lshe realized that she didn't have her tights onD TERRY RADAMAKER teaches Algebra 11, 8th grade Math, General Math, and 7th grade Physical Education. In high school, he was in baseball for four years, basketball four years, Junior Class Play, and Senior Class Play. He said he was a teacher's pet because he just did what he was told in class and acted interested in class. His fondest memory was winning basketball games and the Senior Trip. THOMAS TRAYLOR teaches Typing I 8t 11, Business Math, and Consumer Problems. In high school, he ROBERTA WEBER teaches all our art classes. During high school, she was a member .ii participated in Cross Country, Track, of GAA DAR School Newspaper Staff : Baseball, Basketball, Junior and Senior ieditorll, Latin Club. She was Senior Plays, Newspaper Staff leditori, and Class President and Homecoming N Beta Club. He was MVP basketball and Queen, Her fondest memory was being :. W0 10 varSIty letters! HIS fondest with all her friends. Her ambition after 5-: memory was sports and all his classes. school was to graduate from college I with a certificate to teach. JAMES YOST teaches 7th grade Social Studies, 8th grade American History, and World History. In high school, he was student manager in Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball, Letter Club, National Honor Society, Science Club, Senior Class Play and he was Boys State Alternate. His fondest memory was winning the Madison Sectional in boys basketball. His ambition was to attend college and to become rich. HARRIETT KIRK helps our faculty in many ways. She is greatly appreciated for the work she does and is very needed. We want to take this time to say uThanks so much Mrs. Kirk for the outstanding work and patience you show us with the activities and assignments that we burden upon you. She assists and aides Mr. Holt and Mr. Johnson in their classes. Teresa Armstrong, Greg Barnhart, Kathy Barnhart, Donnie Basham, Reta Baumann, Mike Beach, Lee Belcher, Pam Boggs Gary Bonnett, Jeff Broadus, Jackie Brooks, Barnie T. Bull, Dawn Burr Barbara Cagle, Chris Calhoun, Mark Campfleld Jimmy Carpenter, Rebecca Caudill, Vickie Cissell Rhonda Couch, Sandy Coy Phyllis Crum, Kim Doup Kathy Dunn Adrian Eldridge, Jeff Elliott, Robert Eisner Gina Flowers, Dwayne Fredrick, Becky French Rick Goines, Rhonda Goebel James Goode, Steve Gorbett, Bill Gray, Phaline Grimn, Bill Hall, David Hall, Lisa Hall, David Helbig Mike Henderson, Gina Holliday, Kelly Hunt, Brian Jackey, Marshall Jackson, Darlene James Sonya King, Joann Kleissendorff The seventh grade is really great. But next year the best will be grade eight. And we'll have spirit, Soul, and more, by the time we reach year u84 President: Margie Whitside Vice-President: Barbara Cagle Secretary: Vernon Ledford Treasurer: Beth McKean Reporter: Pam Boggs 42 Jeanne Wolfe, LaDonna WycofiI Angie Zollman, Denise Zollman Vernon Ledford, Beth Mann, Beth McKean, Lisa McNay, Jamie Miller, Danny Montgomery, Andy Moore, Rebecca Moores Delmar Morgan, Pamela Munk, Bobbi Jo Napier Chuck Napier, Edie Nasby Paula Nasby, Bonnie New Rusty Owens Claudette Palmer, Cindy Powers, Teddie Powers, Matt Prather, Steve Rappe, Dottie Ross, Robbie Ruth, Carlton Smith Debbie Sparks, Vicky Spencer, Jonathan Stewart Anna Upton, Bobby Vetter Debroah Vibert, Steve Webb, Margie Whiteside Ricky Williams We've Only Just Begun 43 'H. ql,i,,3 ? I .: Karen Adams, Carmen Badger, Ronnie . Basham, Marilyn Beard, Dewayne Beck Billy Bishofi Eric Bonnet, Allen Bottoroff Tina Brock, Glenn Cavanaugh, Steve Chapman, Pam Cissell, l Wanda Cochran, Rita t Creech, Brad Czachor, Dwayne Dalton, 3. Troy Davidson, Todd Dietrich, Allen Drury, Mike Edwards, Mary Lynne Elsner, Eugene Embry, Tim Finch, Leisa Flowers Lisa Furnish, June Gilezan, Kin Gray, Carol Grider, Tony Grimn, Donnie Guernsey, Ty Guthrie, Ella Harbold 8th Grade v IS 7 FIRED UP t President-JefT Wright, V. Pres.-Dewayn Dalton, Secretary-Johnny Murray, Tim AN D R EADY Martin, Treasurer-Jennie Miles 44 1-.$'.4 V-. . Bobbie Jean Heighter, Donna Helbig, Tom Higdon, Tommy Hobbs, Delana Hood, Robert Huchinson, Lisa James, Barbara Katzman ct? David Katzman, Donnie King, Brian Kirk, Billy Kirkpatrick, Julie Lamont, Leo T. Lion James Mann, Tim Martin, April May, Angela McCutcheon, Lorella McCintosh, Jenny Miles, Ken Miller, Shirley Miller, Teresa Miller, Kenneth Montgomery, Lodema Mull, John Murry, Carla Neal, Kenny North, James Nye, Teresa Owen, Alice Palmer, Timothy Palmer H ha .41., Lori Power, Sue Pyle, Karen Ruel, Todd Robertson, Chris Rogers, John Rogers, Raphel T. Rooster, Kim Sawdey ,raq Mike Schnider, Darlene Seale, Dale Shadburn, Brian Smith, Genia Smith, Rebecca Smith, Mike Sparks, David Tungate, Jody Van Meter, Dorrie Wagner, Lori Ward, Wanda Ward, Ann WaterEll, Gwen Waters, Denise Whobery, Jeff Wright. o. Rex Wycoff, Tommy Wycoff, A go 45 Just your typical Junior High Cursed be ye book thiefs! Wes, turkeys, we're talking to youD student. g-AP A$N mh5l ; Jr uDu-uh, I tink I's confused. Medowlark Guthrie and the Globetrotters? 46 .F -. A.- - ,,- Rudolph or Injun Joe? We really Some people are such lead-heads! can't tell. FRESHIVIAN INITIATION: Guaranteed to Break any Camera! These three faces use HOiI of Olay Shouldn't you? 47 Made It This Far . .. So ut!! Harold Adams, Jenny Annis, Tony Bagshaw, Billy Baumann, Karen Brafford, Bucky Buckner Teresa Cagle, Jeff Campbell no picture, Tim Campbell, Phillip Caron, Karen Carpenter, Jeff Chapman, Tim Cherry, Bill Cissell, Tammy Cissell, Gary Cochran Ruth Cochran, Dwight Collings I Macky Couch, Trina Davidson, Brian Dickey, Terry Dickson, Carol Dismore, Cindy Dunn, Scott Elliott, Billy Elsner, Robin Embry, Peggy Farley, Mark Furnish, Sheila Glass, Jerry Grant, David Guernsey, Mark Guthrie, Cathy Hall, Jo Hall, Russell Harbold, Steve Heath, Connie Helbig, Hsiao-Ling Hicks, Vicki Higdon, Richard Horine, Teresa Houchens, Guy Howell, Rusty Irish, Joseph Jansing, no picture, Tina Jones, Tony Kirkpatrick, David Lanham, Kim Looney, Ronnie Mann Billy Martin, Shelly McKean Steve McRae, Kim Miller James Mosley, Jack Murphy President Jack Murphy, Vice-Pres. Vicki Higdon, Secretary Jo Hall, Treasurer Ralph Adams, Picture nox avanlaue 4 , , Pam Nasby, Ricky Nasby, no picture, Robin Nasby, Carrie Noel, David North, Wayne Reardon no picture Bryan Riley, Ricky Rose Scott Rutan, Lori Sanders, Lovette Sellmer, Lori Sigman Sherry Slucher, Candy Spencer John Stewart, Lee Sweeney, Charlene Taylor, Jeff Tucker Dana VanWinkIe, Sharon Vaughn Maria Vest, Pam Vest, Linda Waggoner, Lori Waggoner Danny Ward, Jim WaterEll, Misti Whiteside, Julie Willoughby, Jerry Wynn, Chris Zollman Robin Ackerman Kara Allen Loren Amos Troy Armstrong Cynthia Bagshaw Rodney Bayes Brian Bonnet Joey Broadus Angie Bruce Lawrence Calvert Brenda Cardinal Mark Caudill Alicia Chapman Donnie Cissel Ann Coker Loretta Coy Valerie Davis Dennis Day Patricia Day Karen Deaton Bobby Dietrich Jeff Dietrich Jim Elsner Roger Embry Tina Eversoe Dora Fabel Colleen Fitzsimmons Tammy Frederick Carla Garrett Jo Ann Gilezan Caryl Sue Gobin Tim Goebel William Goode Susie Goodman Annette Grant Rhonda Gray Adam Guernsey Tommy Guernsey Rhonda Hail Wayne Hall Mark Hawkins Mark Henderson Bill Hooe Daryl Hoskins Donnie Houchens Joyce Houchens Rick Johnson James Johnston Renee Jones Robert Katzman t ?i- l Teresa King '5! 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Sheryl Ledford Irene Manough Jay May Dawn McKean Rhonda Miller Jerri Milner Bob Montgomery Donna Montgomery .K ' Michelle Montgomery -.- CLASS OFFICERS: President: Lisa Smith, Vice President: Michelle Montgomery, Secretary: Jo Ann Gilezan, Treasurer: Becky Smith Kellye Pate CLASS SPONSORS: Angela Patrick Carol Cissell Penny Petty and Laura Pickerill Thomas Traylor Jeff Porter Lisa Power Gilbert Prall Chryl Pyne Robbie Rappe Wade Roberts i Michelle Rogers Kathy Ruel Kim Ruel Jimmie Sanders Gary Shadburn Amy Shake Becky Smith Lisa Smith Robby Smith Dannie Snelling Trisha Staples Debbie Stewart Shannon Sullivan Luther Taylor Melissa Taylor Barbara Turner Donna Wagner Scott Wright 52 Tim Abbott Doug Adams Dale Baxter Teresa Beard Candy Bottoroff Theresa Bradley Margie Broadus Debbie Brock Jackie Burton Debbie Campbell Lisa Campbell Rita Campbell Jim Caudill Don Ray Cobb Angela Czachor Tim Dennison Laura Eisner Theresa Garret Marvin Glass Rita Goodin Christine Grider John Griffin Beki Guthrie Danny Guthrie David Heath Kelly Henderson DougIas Hicks Curt Higdon Annette Higginbotham Cheryl Hubbard J Mitchell S. Hutchins Kreig Isler Brian James Yvonne Johnston John Jordan Amy Kirk Rhonda Lockhart Sherry Lyons Kerry McKean Lorie Montgom- ery Jenny Moores Rhonda Moulder Belinda Mullins Lyn Murphy JOLLEd New Belinda Riley Cindi Roy Tina Sawdey Lanny Paitsel Lyle E. Roach Debbie Rutar. David Scholl Susan 11 Cindy Sawdey Paul Scholl Richardson Stacy Robertson Left to right: Tim Abbott, top, Treas., Fred Tucker, Pres., Teresa Beard, Sec., Kerry McKean, Vice Pres. Peg Smith Donald Stettenbenz Jimmy Stewart Ramona Stewart Fred Tucker Bill Vetter Chris Sue Wampler Waggoner Glenn Waterfill Bill Wagner Donald Wycoff Sheila Wagner Knock it ofT, I dare you!! 5'2 Class of 1979 03300.. haugitultx .k auuouu w ntsuub..sl . . a ' no nun ' ,-' . 49 g... i . ter : w Miss HHS-Michelle Mull LES J. ACKERMAN-Baseball 9, Library Aide 12, Basketball 9. AMBITION: To go to college and major in business and management, to be married after college and live a happy life. FONDEST MEMORY: Graduation. LARRY L. AGAN-Basketball 3 years, Track 1 year, Cross Country 1 Year, WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, Fall Festival King Candidate. 54 We Salute You! PATRICIA DIANNE FLOWERS ALLEN- WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, Class Tourney, 2,3, Coach 3, Softball 3, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Court 3, Oftice Aide 3,4, Class President 3, Prosser, Intensive Office Lab 4, Honor Roll, Class Vice President 2. MARK ROBERT AMOS-Spanish Club 11 81. 12; Student Council 11; Band,- Citizen's Bank Student Adv. Board Member 11 81 12; F.F.A; Class Vice- Pres. 12; Sr. Trip, Sr. Play Cast; Track 2 yrs. Plans to go into field of 1 mechanical engineering technology. WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. Fondest Memory: Saturdays and Sundays. RODNEY E. BOTTORFF-Basketbal 11- 12, Baseball 9-12, Track 9-10, Cross Country 9-10, WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, Senior Play, Senior Trip. TED BRAFFORD-Track 11, Band I and II, Senior Trip. Fondest Memory: The Entire Senior Year. Ambition: To hopefully graduate and become a multimillionaire. KEVIN WILLIAM BRIDGES9FFA, 10; National Honor Society, 11 81 12; Track, 10,- Band, 10; Class tourney, 9, 10, 11; Senior Trip; Senior Play; Fondest Memory: AM the crazy times I had with my friends. Ambition: To become a business man in my community. CYNTHIA SUZETTE BROCK-Band 1,2,3,4, Band Librarian 2,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, omce Aid 2,3,4, WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Captain 1,3,4, Softball 3,4, Senior Play, Senior Trip. Ambition-to be successful at whatever I decide to do. Fondest Memory-My friends here at H.H.S. and the times we have all shared together, especially my junior year. 56 LARRY WAYNE BUSSEY: Sr. Trip; Senior Play; F.F.A. 9-10-12; Secretary of American Welding Society 11-12; Fondest Memory is Graduation and the Senior Trip LORI A. CAMPBELL: Clubs: Pep Club; Spanish Club; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Ambition: To Always be happy; Fondest Memory: Senior Prom and Senior Trip TODD M. CARR: Cross Country; Track,- F.F.A. My Senior Year was the most fun because I spent it with my friends. I owe special thanks to a lot of my friends. JACK E. CLEVELAND: F.F.A. 2 years; Band 4 years; Senior Trip; Fondest Memory: senior year at H.H.S.; Ambition: To be very successful. KEM ALAN CONLEY; Track 9,10,11,- Football 9,10,11; Wrestling 108111; Cross Country 11; Newspaper Staff 12; Senior Play 1Transferred to HHS Senior YeaH LAVERNE COPE: F.H.A.; Pep Club; Senior Play and Senior Trip; Fondest Memory is all the good times of being a Senior at H.H.S. Future plans are yet undecided. LARRY LEE DALTON 11: Sr. Class Pres.; Sr. Band Pres.; National Honor Society Pres. 118112; Society of Distinguished Am. H.S. Students; Who's Who Among Am. H.S. Students; Who's Who in Foreign Language; Track; Cross- Country; Sr. Play; Sr. Trip; Student of the Month for Clark County; Semi- Finalist US. Senate Youth Program; Valedictorian of the Class; Ambition: To do my best at whatever I might undertake. Fondest Memory: Being part of the class of 1979. EDWARD JOSEPH DIETRICH: Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12; Class Tourney 10-11; Who's Who Among Am. Hts. Students; Fondest Memory: My Senior year and World Problems Class. Ambition: To attend college and to be a multimillionaire before I am 25. KRISTA LU ANN DIETRICH: National Honor Society; Student Council- Reporter; Pep Club-V. Pres.; Volleyball; DAR Award; Girls' State; Graduation Usher; Model United Nations; Who's Who in Foreign Language; Who's Who in Am. H.S. Students; Quebec Trip; Sr. Play; Sr. Trip; Library Aide; FHA; FEA; Science Fair Award; Newspaper; Yearbook; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student; Home Ed. Award; Fondest Memory: Jr. Prom 81. Sr. Year; Law Day Alt. TERRI lATRICIA DISMORE: Basketball 9-12; Track 10; Softball 11; Senior Play; FEA; Who's Who Am. H.S. Students; Ambition: To further my education. Fondest Memory: Senior Trip and Senior Play. BRIAN KEITH FABEL: National Honor Society 11-12; Who's Who Among Am. H.S. Students; 11-12; Hon. Mem. All- State Academic Basketball Team 12; Class Pres. 9-11; Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12; Cross Country 9-12; LRAC AH-Conf. Track 9-11; SAC AlI-Conf. Track 11; LRAC All-Conf Basketball 11; Austin Holiday Tourney Team 11-12; Yearbook Staff 10; Student Council 9; Senior Play; Senior Trip; Ambition: To die a multimillionaire. Fondest Memory: Basketball Season, Coach Holt and Senior Trip. JOHN SHERMAN FARLEY: Who's Who Among American High School Students; Basketball 9; FFA 9-12; FFA Pres.-12; FFA Sec.-11; Art Awards; Fondest Memory: Senior Year at HHS; Ambition: I plan to become an Indiana State Trooper. 58 CINDY FINCH-Volleyball, cheerleader, FHA Drill team, Pep Club, Class tourneys. Ambitions-to attend Southeastern Academy in Florida. Fondest Memory my junior year and the Rod Stewart concert. KEVIN DUANE GLASS-FFA 1,2,4 Reporter 4 FFA Judging teams, Senior play, Senior trip, Student Council 2, National Honor Society 2,3,4. Salutatorian. CLAUDE S. GREENWOOD-Cross Country 1,2, Track 1,2. Plans to further education. BRIAN A. GUERNSEY-Activities- Freshman, 2,3,4 basketball. Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4. Member of the Who's Who Among American High School Students. 1979 Prom King STEVE GUERNSEY-Basketball 1D, Yearbook 11,21 Newspaper 4D, Fall Festival King Candidate, Senior Play, Senior Trip. Ambition: To play guitar in a rock-n-roll band. Fondest Memory: All the crazy times in my Junior and Senior year. TIMOTHY LEE GUTHRIE-Basketball 11,2,41. Senior Trip. Ambition: To become a successful salesman and a rock star. ., 4 $113. -- ii 533331;: CAROL GYNN HICKS-Senior Play, Sr. Trip, Homecoming Queen 43L Track 42,34 Basketball 43,44, Library aide 424 omce aide 44L Who's Who Among American High School Students, Honor roll, Student Council 43,4 secretary 34 Pep Club 41,2,3,4 president 30, Cheerleader 4123,44 FHA 41,2,3,4 Historian-reporter 4, Projects chairman 3, convention 32 FEA 42L Newspaper Staff W, Glass Tourneys 4123,44, Prom Committee 43L Cheerleader camp 43,44. Fondest Memory: February 17, 1977 CHERYL LYNN HICKS-National Honor Society 43,44, Honor roll, FHA 41,2,3,4 secretary 4L Cheerleader 41,3,42 Track 41,2,3,4 Most valuable 2, High point 34 Who's Who Among American High School Students 43,42, Model United Nations Delegate 444 Class tourneys 4123,44 OfEce Aide 44L Softball 04 Basketball 42,3,44 Pep Club 4123,44, Junior High Track coach, FEA STEVEN HAROLD HEIL-FFA 4123,44, President 4. Band 1,2,3,4. Class Tourneys 3,4. Senior Play. Senior Trip. Fondest Memory: Senior year. Ambition: To live a good life. RAY L. HORINE-Band 1,2; FFA 2. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Who's Who Among Distinguished American High School Students. Prosser Vocational Center. MICKI L. HORTON-National Honor Society. Who's Who in Foreign language. Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Fondest Memory: French class 6 hour. PAUL K. HUGHES-Z, yearbook; class tourneys 4. 3,4 litho club. 59 ROBIN KAY JACKSON-Track 1,3, Volleyball 1, Band 1,2, Homecoming Queen 4, National Honor Society 4, Model U.N. Delegate, Ambition: To become a professional photographer. CONNIE SUE JONES-FHA 9-12, Basketball 9-12, Volleyball 10-12, Softball 11-12, Senior trip, Fondest Memory: Senior Year. Ambition: To enjoy life. SHERRY KING-Student Council 3,4, Cheerleader 1-4, FHA 1-4, Pep Club, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4, Class Tourney, Class Tourney Cheerleader, Cheerleader Camp 2-4, FEA, Softball, Athletic Jacket winner, Senior Play cast, attended Prosser Vocational Center. Fondest Memory: December 3, 1976, also the Junior Prom and Cheerleading Camp. JOHN-DAVID KNAEBEL-Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Societ 3,4, FFA 1,2, Office Aide 2, Senior Trip, Fondest Memory: All the good times in French class. Ambition: To further my education. DONNA J. LOCKHART-FHA 1, Spanish Club 3, 1Secretary1 4, Nice Presidenu, Drill Team 2. Ambition: To be a success at everything I do. Fondest Memory: Senior Prom BRENDA JANE MONTGOMERY-Band, FEA, National Honor Society, Who's Who in American High Schools, Who's Who in Foreign Languages, Model UN State 8: National, PTA Art Award, Vice President of Spanish Club 12, Spanish award, Spanish Trip to Mexico, Graduation Usher, Senior Play, Senior Trip, Girls State Alternate. Fondest Memory: Mrs. Becher's 'Wild and Crazy' Speech Class. 49 F! MICHELLE KAY MULL-Band 1-4; pub. mgr. 3, Sec. 4, Drum Mjr. 4, NHS 2-4,- Tres. 3-4, Who's Who AAHSS 3-4, Newspaper Staff 1-3; Ed. 3, FEA 1-3; V. Pres. 1, Pres. 2-3, Spanish Club 3-4; Sec. 4, Model UN Assembly 3-4, FHA 1-4, Cheerleader 1-4; Cap. 4, Homecoming Queen 2, Volleyball 1-4, Track 1-2 Mgr. 4, Class Tny. 1,2,4, Softball 3, Ms. HHS 1979, Sr. Play, Sr. Trip, Pep Club, Office Aide, Jr. High Track Coach 3, Batgirl 2, Marching Award 2. NANCY KIM MORRIS NEW-Drill Team 1-2, Capt. 2, Twirler 3-4, Senior Play, Newspaper Staff Sales Ed. 12, Who's Who in American Foreign Languages, FEA 1-3, Spanish Club 3-4, World History Award 2, Library Aide 3-4, National Honor Soc., Spanish Club trip to Mexico. Fondest Memory: Performing in front of the school. Ambition: To be a success. DEBRA GAY PICKERILL-Pep Club 1-4, Spanish Club 3-4, FEA 3-4, Newspaper $th 4, Library Aide 3-4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 3-4, Manager For Girls Track 3, Band 1-4, Senior Trip. Ambition: Seek Employment. Fondest Memory: Senior Class and Senior Trip. DALE SCOTT ROBERTSON-Processer 1-4, FFA 1,2,4, Senior trip. LISA ANNE ROGERS-Pep Club 10,11,12, JV VoHeyball, MVP Award 11, Who's Who Among American High School Students 11, Attended Prosser, Intensive Of1'1ce Lab, member of thce Education Association. Ambition: Travel and get the most out of life. Fondest Memory: Summer of 1978, all the people I met and the places and parties I went to. JEFFREY LEE ROSE-FFA 1,2,3,4, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Senior trip. 62 ANNETTE SECUSKIE-Band 9-12, FHA 9-12, Pep Club 9-10, Library Aide 10. TODD E. SELLMER-Track 9-12, Cross Country 9-12, Student Council 12, Who's Who in American High School Students, Model U.N. Delegate 11-12, Class Secretary 12. Fondest Memory: All my Friends at H.H.S. and the fun we had. PAMELA SUE SHERRARD- Cheerleader and camp 9-12, captain 9- 12, Basketball 11-12, camp 12, Softball and volleyball 11-12, track 10, class treas. 9 and 11, Pep Club and FHA 9- 12, FEA 10-11, sec. 11, yearbook 10, newspaper 10-11, class tour. 9-12, National Honor Society, and Who's Who Among High School Students 11- 12, teachers aide 12, FHA St. Convention 10, IAH 12, Sr. Trip and Sr. Play. Fondest Memory: Christmas Eve 77. KIMBERLY ANN SMALL-Band 9-10, FEA 9-10, Prosser Vocational School Health Occupations 12, Who's Who in American High Schools. Ambition: To go to the University of Louisville this fall. VANCE SCOTT SMITH-Basketball 11- 12, Track 9-11. Ambition: To make a lot of money in something I really like to do. My fondest memory is probably basketball, but when not in basketball . . . girls are the best, and that's the rest, Outside of the tests . . . that I hate. BRENDA GAY SPITZNAGEL-volleyball, basketball, cheerleader, track, softball, NHS, FEA, FHA, FHA Pres., Student Council V.V. and Pres. Homecoming Queen cand. Fall Festival Queen cand. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Model United Nations, Newspaper, yearbook, Student Leadership Institute, National Leadership Camp, Senior Play, Senior Trip. Plans to attend IUS and become an accountant. PAULA ANN STAPLES-FHA 9-12, FEA 9-11, Pep Club 9-12, Basketball 9- 12, track 9-10, Volleyball 9-12, State and National Model UN 12, Guidance Aide 10-12, Home Ec. Award 11, Fall Festival Queen Candidate, Sr. Play, Sr. Trip. Fondest Memory: Model United Nations trips. Ambition: To make it through Nursing School at Ball State University. STEVEN WAYNE STARGEL-Student Council 9-10, Basketball 9-12. Senior Trip. CHARLES TIMOTHY TOMES-Student Council 3, FEA 3-4, F.F.A. 2,- Golf team 2,3, Band 1,2,3,4; Library Aide 1; Class Tourney 4; Senior Trip. My fondest memory is being with all my friends while going through high school. My greatest ambition is to own my own successful business of some sort. KEVIN VANMETER-Track 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Cross country 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Who's Who in American High Schoolstudents. Treasurer 4. Fondest memory: Senior trip. Ambition: To further my education. CURTIS LEE WAGGONER-Band 1,2,3,4 Senior trip, Senior play, Fondest memory: Boston concert, Senior party, My senior year. Ambition to own a successful business. WANDA RENAE WAGGONER-Who's Who in Foreign language; Who's Who Among American High School students; Band; FEA; Spanish Club Pres. 3,4; National Honor Society; Yearbook Ofiice Aid; Library Aid; Newspaper Staff; Usher for graduation. Ambition: To be an Administrative Secretary. Fondest memory: Summer, 1978. Vice President: Mark Amos Treasurer: Kevin Van Meter RICHARD B. WAGNER-Attended Prosser Vocational School 2 years; FFA 4 years; Senior Trip. KELLY MICHELLE WHITESIDE-FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA State Convention 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Band Librarian 10,11,12; Band Vice President 12; Pep Club 9,12; Class Tourney 10,11; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; Senior Trip 8: Senior Play. Ambition: To cqmplete training at Kentucky Baptist Nursing School and become a registered nurse. Fondest memory: My friends and enemies at HHS. TERESA LYNN WILT-Attended Prosser Vocational School 12; Member and Secretary of the Office Education Association. Ambition: To travel and marry a rich, handsome man. Fondest memory: The summer of 1978, all the parties, all the people I met, and all the places I ended up at. SHIRLEY J0 WITCHER-FHA 9,10,11,12; Vice President FHA 11; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Senior Play. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Fondest Memory: February 1, 1977. President: Larry Dalton Secretary: Todd Selmer Chug-a- Lug A Leggs commercial??!! Oh! The pain of life! And we thought Mr. 8: Miss HHS was only a title!! I can Fly!!!!! Cinderella II It's all in the game TH E HOOSIER SCHOOLIVIASTER An Outstanding Senior Play with a Great Cast! 70 The Court The Court: Seniors Brenda Spitznagel and Lane Agan. Juniors Amy Kirk and Donald Wycoff. Sophomores Lisa Smith and Jay May. Freshmen Misti Whiteside and Lee Sweeney. Fall Festival Prince and Princess: Delana Hood, and Vernon Ledford. Celebrating Some of our Better Days The days we danced at noon The day Brian finished lunch early -----.- Me- an..- KIWI . NE. 'l.l Hm From left to right: Sherry King, Lori Campbell, Cheryl Hicks, QUEEN Robyn Jackson, KING Brian Guernsey, Brian Fabel, Kevin VanMeter, Larry Dalton. We've Got Tonight No Beki, you can't borrow my purse t The Sophomore Sponge! t .0 4 Macho, Macho Men! Love in Bloom -L Low Down. Another fire drill, Sigh! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? . .. No, it s just Rob. j 1' Y x 9 x ; x. x , ; ' :1 ' h mm Classy removal of uundesirable elements. Your annual Economics Easter Egg Hunt. What else? King Tuck. He's our favorite honkey. I can't hear you Mrs. Cissell, I have a banana in my ear. 75 Left to Right: Row 1: Bob Dietrich, Curtis Waggoner, Jack Cleveland, Larry Dalton, Dewayne Dalton, Jerry Grant, Misti Whiteside and David Guernsey, Row 2: Jimmy Stewart, Barbara Turner, Dawn McKean, Wanda Waggoner, Michelle Mull, Mary Lynne Elsner, Tammy Frederick, Karen Carpenter, Annette Higginbothum, and Leisa Flowers. Row 3: Karen Deaton, Mark Amos, Laura Elsner, Trena Jones, Theresa Cagle, Carla Carrett, Susan Richardson, Ann Waterfill, and Carrie Noel. Row 4: Genia Smith, Loretta Coy, Cathy Hall, Ann Coker, Annette Grant, Carmen Badger, Kim Sawdey, Sherry Lyons, and Shannon Sullivan. Row 5: Tom Hobbs, Trina Davidson, Brenda Montgomery, Debra Pickerill, Trisha Staples, Angie Bruce, Cindy Brock, Kelly Whiteside, and Caryl Gobin. Row 6: Lane Agan, Cindy Bagshaw, Kenny Miller, Jack Murphy, Fred Tucker, Gilbert Prall, Rusty Irish, Linda Waggner, Jim Elsner, and Bryan Smith.Row 7: Chris Waggoner, Loren Amos, Mack Couch, Steve Heil, JoAnn Gilezan, Karen Bradford, Adam Gernsey, Mitchell Hutchins, Mike Sparks, and SheiIa Wagner. Row 8: Glenn Wateriill, Lori Waggoner, Dwayne Bech, David Scholl, Jeff Tucker, Kerry McKean, and Tim Tones. 76 a nit BAND OFFICERS: Mr. Steve Barber presents senior Larry Dalton with the Larry Chapman scholarship. Junior High Band Row 1 sitting: Gina Flowers, Pam Munk, Margery Whiteside, Becky Frenck, Row 2: Chuck Napier, Debbie Sparks, Steve Rappe, Beth McKean, Andrew Moore, Barbara Cagle, Mark Campfield, Dwayne Frederick, Cris Calhoun, Bobbie Jo Napier, Robert Elsner. Band Jacket Winners: Row 1 Sitting: Jack Cleveland, Wanda Waggoner, Steve Heil, Kelly Whiteside, and Curtis Waggoner Row 2: Debbie Pickerill, Brenda Montgomery, Larry Dalton, Michelle Mull, Mark Amos, Cindy Brock, and Tim Tones. Our Band is Looking Better and Sounding Better Than They Ever Have!!! MODEL UNITED NATIONS POLITICAL COMMITTEE COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS Curt Higdon-Kuwait Krista Dietrich-Iraq SOCIAL HUMANITARIAN LEGAL COMMITTEE q Lyle Roach-Iraq Cheryl Hicks-Kuwait 81 CULTURE Brenda Montgomery-Iraq $ Brenda SpitznageI-Oman 09' Paula Staples Kuwait Michelle MuH-Oman SECURITY COUNCIL Robyn Jackson-Oman Angie Bruce-Kuwait Todd Sellmer-Kuwait Becky Smith-Kuwait -s-x V V Wf A 44W hqixtu- .4 UN delegates take a break If they think I'm going to vote for that they're nuts! . : . . y - 8 I : I ; ' x i l Hey Todd, What does Kuwait do to their camels anyway? Rewriting resolutions 78 And'then Debbie said to me . . . We may not have won Spirit Week or 10,; a dance . ' - the class tourneys, but we're still NUMBER 1!!!!!! GUM????CANDY???? Boil, boil toil and trouble . . . Bonnie Parker eat your heart out!! 79 Bart Edward Locke We here at Henryville High School, have completed another year. Although happy occasions have come to us, we've lost some friends who were dear. Though you must take the bad with the good, what we'll remember when we leave will be our friends who have died this year, and for them we will forever grieve. -Joe Ed New Shirley Jane Basham 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 W2 waw. tum JWWJMWW mmmmwmmmwm WWWWWWMMM WfWMW WWWmWK-4' 42mm 6' . my WW . We don't work for a company. We work for you. MURPHY-RUTH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE 106 North Front Street 0 Phone 294-1338 HENRYVILLE, INDIANA GASTELL SMITH COMPANY REALTOR 111 Highway 160 East Henryville, Indiana 47126 246-4763 294-1816 GUTH RIE'S BUILDING SUPPLY PLYWOOD, WINDOWS, DOORS, LUMBER, ETC. FRALEYIS MARKET uEVERYTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE 6919 mommy 31 E SELLERSBURG, m 47m CONCRETE 246-4973 FRESH FRUITS a VEGETABLES PHONES: 294-4801 294-4310 246-4381 Henryville, Indiana DURBINS n SHELL , 7 . ozuwun .. . WRECKER SERVICE ., g; I 3 .9031; -' '3: I, GIFYS NOVELTIES 2 Two LOCATIONS - PICMC SUPPLIES sconsauac o SHELL IRES 8. BATTERIES HENRYVILLE 75 2-2421 ' WHEEL BALANCING 294-4560 His 3. HWY 55 ' AR CWTION'NG SERV'CE I-65 3. HWY 160 scorTsauac 0 ELECTRONIC mus HENRYVILLE o COWLETE AUTO CARE ARBUCKLE FORD, INC. New and Used Cars and Trucks Hwy 31 N Scottsburg, Indiana Phone: 752-5000 Kentuckiana 246-4592 Guy Guernsey, Manager Arbuckle Used Cars Hwy 31 S Henryvllle. Indiana Phone: 2944356 Sale Hours: Monday thru Friday: 8 to 7 Saturday: 8 to 4:30 Service Hours: Monday: 7 am. to 8 pm. Tuesday thru Friday 7 am. to 5:30 pm. SELLERSBURG STONE CO., INC. Crushed Stone and Agricultural Lime Telephone Office 246-3383 Plant 246-3383 1019 E. Utica Street Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 HAMBURG SERVICE CENTER, INC. Junction I-65 and Highway 60 Hamburg Interchange 7312 Highway 60 Bob 3 Paul Davis Phone 246-3337 Owners 246-9644 Sellersburg, Ind. 47172 MARTIN SCOTT COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY STATE BANK Bob Martin Serving Scott County for Fred Brodt Over 80 Years Greg Martin Scottsburg, Indiana Scottsburg, Indiana 752-2581 Member F.D.I.C. Full Service Bank . -. . . . 1.3,, . .V - Mimb' . A. .1 2 . u . ' f V . -2... - 1 w. ...,1 2 .-, .. , ;,..,. ,. v- 1.142-0 .e, .V. .., .4; ., .41 +1. i... ..-u . 1.: mil, . . ,, .. n- 243 5. A N ' 3' . 2 '75 .317 E'- '1 . 5;. 1'. $7 DIETRICH'S STORE HIGHWAY 31 S Henryville, Indiana 47126 $tefnart glfumral 31mm! HENRYVILLE. 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Market 812-945-1655 Forty Years of Cooperative Service Forest Hill Egg Farm RR itl Henryville, IN 47126 cunx comm W WhOIe sale an d R eta P rice S 009 E. UTICA ST. - PO BOX L - SELLERSDUEG. IN. 47172g a PHONE: I13-2CO-38 h 294-1443 .5? 7 52-3805 SCOTTSBURG FOUNDRY ALUMINUM. BRONZE. GRAY IRON CASTINGS PATTERNS AND MATCH PLATES R.R. 6. BOX 12 SCOTTSBURG, INDIANA 47170 H. H. ASHLEY HELEN R. ASHLEY W. L. ASHLEY PRES. SEC. AND TREAS. VICE PRES. Steve's Market 109 N. New Albany St. Sellerburg, IN 47172 Jimmy Guthrie REAL ESTATE 246-2421 720 NORTH GARDNER T09 Quality Meat Scottsburg, IN 47170 ALL BEEF USDA Choice Mon.hThurs.: 8:00-7:00 Friday: 8:00-8:00 omce: Saturday: 8:00-6:00 752-4949 246-5022 Thank You For Shopping at Steve's k 2 William's Bakery Inc. K-Mart Plaza Clarksville, IN 47130 Agan and Sons Construction V Rulhlozing, Payloatler aml Dump Truck Service Henryville, Indiana 47126 Phone18121294-1332 944'2246 Wedding Cakes a Specialty Prom Flowers Corsages J R CARTER Getting Married After FEED AND FERTILIZER Graduat'on? Let us do your flowers 294-4742 HUTER'S FLORIST Henryville, Indiana 214 E. Main St. Henryville, 294-1978 - Lih $l- ' 1710 E. 10TH $1., GRANT PLAZA JEFFERSONVILLE, 283-8112 PLASTER CRAFT STORE Excellent Choice Of Whiteware Animals - Figurines - Lamps -. Pedestals - Wall Plaques FREE CLASSES HOURS: Mon.-Thurs.-10-9 Fri.-Sat.-lO-6 JIM O'NEAL FORD 516-518 South Indiana Avenue Phone: 246-3341 or 246-3342 Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 vw Doug Denton VILLAGE HI-FI 207 E. Highway 131 Clarksville, In. '1', gag SMITHS WELDING 8743 Brownstown Road Henryville, Ind. 47126 18121 294-1747 Aluminum and Portable Service 'rAx PROBLEMS? POSTAGE CALL Us NOW! REMEMBER! HIGH SCHOOL ERIE STUDENTS WE'VE 601' 1051 THE HELP YOU NEED! A-l TAX SERVICES cn6nlls1owu STARTING JANUARY 3RD SillERS.URG 216 Main Cross 107 IL Indiana 256-3660 ' 246-3552 STATE-FEDERAUSALES FREE INFORMATION Notary- -Bookkeeping 9- 5 Daily- -Evenings By Appointment Mildred Smith, Mgr. Joyce Huttsell, Asst. Mgr. Charles R. Spitznagel Compliments of Clark County Commissioner 2nd District Compliments of Indiana State Senator Clay Baird TO THE CLASS 0F 79 In the past we said ttthey are big shots and bullies, over- privilaged and even mean; They could do whatever they darn well pleased, and left school just to tease us, it seems. f5 CHRYSLER A CORPORATION Bales Crysler Plymouth Datsun 104 E 7th Street JeffersonviIIe, Ind. 47130 But now we're seeing the other side of these seniors at Henryville High; They'll be Ieaving us soon to go their own way; and we're gonna miss tem we can't deny. The halls will be bare; the classrooms empty. These, my friends are the facts. We love every one of them from their heads to their toes,- but were fmally glad to get rid of the rats. etanonymous underclassmem 282-4356 Sales and Service 96 Summer Activities have Begun Mr. Traylor and Mr. Johnson have begun Drivers Ed classes. Mr. Kennedy is busy with a million choars that had to wait till summer . . .. Carolyn is balancing the books for the 78-79 school year . . . , Eddie is making those needed repairs . . . But We Can't Forget To Say Good-by to our Seniors of '79 Mrs. Barksdale and Mr. Fellows, sponsors for the class of And finally, the Seniors make their 79, make Iast-minute arrangements for graduation . . . farewells! 4.3-. 98 BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES: James O'Neal- President, Charles E. Pott-Vice-President, Larry Gilbert, J. T. Higdon, Harold Nicholson-Secretary, James A. Lang -Attorney Herman E. Miller, Superintendent, West Clark Community School Corporation Valedictorian- Larry Dalton Salutatorian-Kevin Glass Presentation of the Class of 1979 to Mr. Kennedy, Principal, and to Henryville High School I. 100 ,ry; 3. n.