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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1982 volume:

.' -'?1' i AM;AA;; ' , 25h Prosser Vocational Students A.M. lst row: Kim Sawdey, Trina Davidson, June Gilezan, Marilyn Beard, Teresa Miller, Denise Whooten, Wanda Coch- ran, Teresa Owens, Lorie Pow- ers, Dorrie Waggoner; 2nd row: Steve Chapman, Brad Czachor, Joey Farmer, Tim Finch, Bill Bischoff, Carmen Badger, Tom Higdon, Guy Howell, Neville Stewart, Jerry Wynn, Allen Bot- torff, Donnie Guernsey; 3rd row: Jo Hall, Misti Whiteside, Tom Hobbs, Mark Furnish, Jerry Grant, Jim Waterfill, Guy Gor- don, David Guernsey, Dwight Collins, Troy Davidson, Kelly Gordon, Carrie Noel, Donna Hayes. P.M. lst row: David Tungate, Teresa Houchens, Crystal Zoll- man, Sharon Vaughn, Sheila Glass, Jenny Annis, Julie Wi- loughby, Connie Helbig, Maria Vest, Mark Guthrie; 2nd row: Bill Baumann, Patrick Barnett, Danny Ward, Bill Martin, Rusty Irish, David Lanham, Harold Adams, Robin Nasby, Jenny French, Linda Waggoner. fe S chool Li 4 Now you see him, now you don t! sHis Machonesf I . w-wgda 1f, 4 ttBELIEVE IT OR N0T33 44WE3RE WALKI N G 0N AI ,, PRESIDENT: Victoria Ann Higdon Class Pres. 2-4, Class Vice Pres. 1, Spanish Club 1, Pep Club 1-4, FHA 4, FHA Tres. 4, NHS 2-4, ths Who A.A.H.S.S., Hoosier Girls State, DAR Good Citizen, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Editor 4, Prom Chairman 3, Sr. Play, Sr. Trip. AMBITION: To always be happy, and to share some of my happiness with the people around me. FONDEST MEMORY: The results of the 1981 Jr.- Sr. Prom. and being class President. VICE PRESIDENT: J0 Etta Hall Class Sec. 1, Vice Pres. 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1- 4, Track 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Pep Club 2-4, Pep Club Pres. 3, NHS 2-4, FHA 1-4 Yearbook 3-4, Pho- tography ED. 4, W.W. in Foreign Languages 1-3, Homecoming Cand. 3, Student Council Conv. 3, Class Tourneys 1-4, Activity Letter 1-3, Sr. Trip, Newspa- per Staff 1. Salutatorian. AMBITION: To strive for the things I want. QLJ Fondest Memory: November 9, 1979. SECRETARY: Peggy Lynn Farley Class Sec. 3-4, FHA 1-4, Drama Club 2, Yearbook Staff 2-4, Layout Ed. 3-4, Spanish Club 2-4, Pres. 3, Sec. 4, NHS 2-4, Sec. 4, Fall Festival Queen Cand. 3, Whots Who A.A.H.S.S., Who's Who in Foreign Lan- guages, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Trip Homecoming Queen Cand. 3. Valedictorian. AMBITION: To be successful and happy in every- thing I attempt to do in life. FONDEST MEMORY: My Jr. and Sr. years at H.H.S. TREASURER: Karen Lynn Carpenter Class Tres. 3-4, NHS 4, Student Council Sec. 4, Girls State A1t., Band 1-4, Colorguard 4, Band Jacket, Ath- letic Jacket, Basketball 1-3, Track 1-3, Volleyball 3-4, Softball 1. AMBITION: To grow a money tree and reap my har- vest. FONDEST MEMORY: October 10, 1980 and all my good friends at HHS. POINTS RECORDER: Terry P. Dickson Jr. and Sr. Accountant, FFA 1-4, Reporter 3, Pres. 4, Prom Committee, Sr. Play, Sr. Trip, Track 1. AMBITION: To further my education and be a re- sponsible citizen. FONDEST MEMORY: Being a class officer and the great years at H.H.S. Harold D. Adams NHS 3-4, ths Who A.A.H.S.S., Prosser Voc. Center, Class Treasurer 1, Spanish Club 1-2, Of- fice Aide 3-4, P.E. Aide 4. AMBITION: To further my education. Jennifer Lynn Annis 3 AMBITION: To get married and make a success of it. FONDEST MEMORY: Jr. Year. Dale Anthony Bagshaw Basketball 1-4, Baseball 2-4, Golf 2-4, Cross Country 4, NHS 3,4. AMBITION: To complete my college career and pursue a profitable field. Patrick L. Barnett Sr. Play, Class Tourneys 3-4, FFA 1, Pep Club 3, Prosser Voc. Center. AMBITION: To pursue the advantages of the US. Army Reserve, to become an officer, and to become an Indiana State Trooper. FONDEST MEMORY: The WILD times at Shell and being a Sr. William P. Baumann III FFA 1-3 AMBITION: To further my career in diesel and some day own my own shop. FONDEST MEMORY: Winter time and the snowball fights, Summer time and running around during lunch period. Karen Lynn Brafford Band 1-4 AMBITION: To do the best at whatever I do. FONDEST MEMORY: All the fun at H.H.S. 1'2 :3 ? Y? 4;; I a W .2.Ww...,- A Theresa Marie Cagle Volleyball 2-4, Spanish Club 1, FHA 1-4, Band 1- 4, Prosser Voc. Center, Sr. Trip, Softball 2, ths Who A.A.H.S.S., Drama Club 2, Prom Commit- tee 3, Sr. Play. AMBITION: To be successful. FONDEST MEMORY: Planning for Gradu- ation. Carl Campbell FFA 1-4 AMBITION: To be a computer programmer. FONDEST MEMORY: Graduation Alan Jeffery Chapman NHS 3-4, Spanish Club 1-4, La Junta, ths Who-A.A.H.S.S., Model United Nation 1, Class Tourney, Library Aide 1-2. AMBITION: To become an Electronic Techni- Clan. FONDEST MEMORY: All the fun I had here at Henryville High. Ruth D. Cochran Sr. Play, FHA 1-2, Library Aide 1. AMBITION: Either to get ajob or go in the Army. FONDEST MEMORY: My Sr. Year. Dwight Cranston Collins Basketball 1-4, FFA 1-4, FFA Tres. 4, Class Tour- neys 1, Sr. Trip. AMBITION: To be a successful farmer. FONDEST MEMORY: Winning against Charlestown and Southwestern in the 1979-80 Madison Sectional. Trina K. Davidson Band -4, Colorguard 4, FHA 1-4, NHS 3-4, Office Education Association 4, Spanish Club 1-2, Class Sec. 2, Fall Festival Queen Cand. 2, Sr. Trip, Sr. Play, Office Aide 1-2,4, AMBITION: To be happy in life and to obtain all my goals. FONDEST MEMORY: All the great times I had during my years at HHS. esp. my Sr. year. I407 CHOWN n s.-' Franca C. DePaoli FHA 4, Foreign Exchange Student. AMBITION: To be successful and happy in every- thing I do in life. FONDEST MEMORY: My visit to USA. Brian Dickey NHS 3-4, Spanish Club 1-4, Model United Na- tions 2, FFA 1-3, La Junta, P.E. Aide 3-4, Class Tourneys 1-4, Track -4. AMBITION: To be very successful in my life. Carol Lisa Dismore Spanish Club 4, Tres. 3, Pres. 4, Yearbook 2-4, Business Ed. 3-4, NHS 4, Volleyball 1, Prom Com- mittee, Library Aide 2, Teachefs Aide 1-4, La Junta Headquarters, Spanish Elem. Teacher 3-4, Jr. Committee Chairman, Prom, Usher 3. AMBITION: To become rich legally. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 1981. Jan. 9- 10, 1982. Darriel Scott Elliott Robin Dale Embry Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Cross Country 4, NHS 3-4, Student Council 1-2, Library Aide 2-4, Teachefs Aide 3-4, High-Q Team 4, Spanish Club 1, Sr. Trip, Class Tourneys 1-4, Hoosier Hills All- Conference Baseball 3-4. AMBITION: To further my education, and to be successful at anything I do. Michael Bryan Fish Cross Country AMBITION: To be rich and famous. FONDEST MEMORY: Spanish Class. .qu j , WM 44A; 0 . Adi: Jenny French Basketball 10-12, FHA 9-10, Who1s WM A.A.H.S.S. Class Tourneys 10-11. Mark Douglas Furnish Basketball 1-4, Cross Country 1-4, Golf 2-4, Stu- dent Council 1-4, Band 1-4, Sr. Play, Prosser Voc Center, Sr. Trip, Prom Committee. AMBITION: To own my own Service Station. FONDEST MEMORY: Sr. year. Geana Gaither Teachefs Aide 4. AMBITION: To graduate and find a decent job. Sheila Marie Glass , Prosser Voc. Center, Track 2-4, Drama Club 1, ths Who A.A.H.S.S., Class Tourneys 2-4, FHA 1-28L4, Teachers Aide, Library Aide, Prom Committee, Jr. and Sr. Prom, Sr. Play Usherette, Sr. Trip. AMBITION: To be come an Accountant, Com- Operator. FONDEST MEMORY: High school years at Henryville. William Goode FFA 1-4. AMBITION: I plan to be a wood worker, or in cabinet making. Guy G. Gordon Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4. AMBITION: To play Pro Baseball. FONDEST MEMORY: Moving to Henryville High School. 1 k ufv- Jerry L. Grant Basketball 2, Band 1-4, Prosser Voc. Center Span- ish Club 1, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Trip. AMBITION: To become a highly skilled machin- ist and get married. FONDEST MEMORY: Band Trip. David Guernsey Prosser Voc. Center, Band 1-4, Sr. Trip. AMBITION: To own more cars than General Mo- tors. FONDEST MEMORY: Band Trip. Mark Kevin Guthrie Cathy Hall Freshman and Varsity Cheerleader, Drum Major 4, Colorguard 2, Band 1-4, Homecoming Court 4, Student Council 1-28L4, FHA -2, Basketball 2-4, Volleyball 1-3, Pep Club 2-4. Wayne Hall FFA 1-4. Steve Hayes AMBITION: To be a Rock-N-Roll Drummer. FONDEST MEMORY: May 27, 1982. 111 ,$x1l A; $1; 3 x?! A Connie Helbig Track, FHA. FONDEST MEMORY: Having a nice time with my friends. Jeff Zweydorff Band, Prosser Voc. Center. AMBITION: To get married and be a mechanic. Hsiao-Ling Frances Hicks Student Council 1-2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, NHS 2- 4, Student Leadership Camp, FHA 1-3, Hugh O1Bricn Scholarship Delegate, Volleyball 1-4, Yearbook Staff 3, Softball 1-4, Cross Country 4, Class Tourneys 1-4, Sr. Play, Sr. Trip, Pep Club 1, 3-4, Homecoming Cand. 2, Cultural Arts Fair Trophy 1-2, Drama Club 2, Pep Club Pres. 4. Prom Queen Richard D. Horine FFA 1-4, FFA Vice Pres. 3-4, Soil Judging, Area 2-4, Livestock Judging, Area 2-4, Dairy Judging Area 3-4. FONDEST MEMORY: June 11, 1979. AMBITION: To lead a successful life! Teresa L. Houchens FHA 1-3, Class Tourneys 1-2, Teacher's Aide 4, AMBITION: After graduating from high school, I would like to continue my education in college. FONDEST MEMORY: The boys varsity basket- ball season in 80-81. Guy Randell Howell FFA 1-2, Band 2-4, 4-H 1-4, Prosscr Voc. Center 3-4, Prom Committee, Sr. Trip. AMBITION: To be successful in everything I do. FONDEST MEMORY: Band Trip 181. 10 11 Russel Paul Irish Voc. Industrial Clubs of America 4, Prosser Voc. Center: Diesel Mechanics 3-4, Baseball 2-3, FFA 2-3. AMBITION: To be a diesel mechanic. FONDEST MEMORY: My Sr. year. Joe Jansing Track 1-4, Cross Country 2-4, Baseball 1-4. AMBITION: To be successful and happy. FONDEST MEMORY: The gang at Shell and the Sr. Trip. Tina Jones Band 1-4, Sr. Play, Sr. Trip, Drama Club 2, Prom Committee. AMBITION: To become one of the greatest fe- male truck drivers, and get married. FONDEST MEMORY: The winning season of basketball in 80-81. Ronald Lessner J r. Kimberlee A. Looney Basketball 2-4, Captain 2-3, Softball 1-4, FHA 2- 4, Volleyball 4, Class tourneys 1-4, ths Who A.A.H.S.S., Prom Committee, Sr. Trip, Remedial Aide, Office Aide, Prosser Voc, Center, Sr. Play, Pep Club. AMBITION: To be an accountant in a bank and be the largest depositor there. FONDEST MEMORY: The Girls Varsity 35-33 victory over Silver Creek. Shelly McKean WhoTs Who A.A.H.S.S., Volleyball 2-4, Drama Club Colorguard 2-4, Assist. captain 4, FHA 1-4, Band SecJTres. 4, Basketball 1-2, Sr. Trip, Sr. Play, W.W. in Foreign Languages 2-3, Pep Club 1- 3, Vice PresJSec. 3. AMBITION: To become a computer program- mer. FONDEST MEMORY: Band Trip, Sr. Year, 8L Jr. Prom. -Q w; MJQAAAA ii I .S Bill Martin Prosser Vocational Center 3-4, Track 1-4, Base- ball 1, Basketball 1-2, Senior Trip. FONDEST MEMORY: Long discussions in Cur- rent Problems and the Wild times at Shell. AMBITION: To work as a Diesel Mechanic. James Delbert Mosley Audio-Visual Aide 1-4, NHS 3-4, Spanish Club 1- 4, ths Who A.A.H.S.S. FONDEST MEMORY: Mid-term graduation. AMBITION: I plan to further my education for a period of at least two years in the field of computer programming. John Raymond Murphy Band 1-4, Band Pres. 3-4, NHS 2-4, NHS Pres. 4, Baseball 1-4, All Conference 2, Basketball 1-4, Senior Play. Prom King FONDEST MEMORY: Freshman year. Robin Gail Nasby Senior Play, Senior Trip, Office Aide, NHS, FHA, Deca, Spanish Club, Drama Club. FONDEST MEMORY: Going to H.H.S. and making friends. AMBITION: To have a good place in the job world. Carrie Gay Noel Band 1-4, Assit. Drum Major 4, V-ball mgr. 2, FHA 1-4, Tres. 3, Pres. 4, Track 3, Office Aide l- 2, Prosser 4, Band Trip 1,3, Senior Trip. FONDEST MEMORY: Jan. 23, 81 and the ,81 band trip. AMBITION: Become a photographer and own my studio. James David North District and Area Soil Judging team 2-4, District and Area Livestock Judging team 1-4, Class Tour- neys 1-2. FONDEST MEMORY: The Jr. and Sr. Proms and winning the sectional games in 1981. AMBITION: To finish Flight School and College and become a professional Pilot. 12 KI V W J fIOT lFHOWN 13 m Debbie Lynn Ogle AMBITION: To go into computers FONDEST MEMORY: All the fun times at HHS. Pete Roberts tSome activities prior to HHSl Sports: Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Basketball, Most valuable player award in wrestling. FFA, Dancing, and Comedy Plays. FONDEST MEMORY: Years live spent in sports, also, I will always remember how much everybody welcomed me into HHS. They made me feel like one of them. Thanks for a great year. Lori Lyne Sanders My fondest memory has nothing to do with my senior high school years and doesnlt concern any- one else. My ambition is to leave this small town and find a better life elsewhere. I would like to play a part in securing peace, love and happiness for everyone who desires it. I would also like to give to the peace, an opportunity and to always strive for unity. Lori Ann Sigman AMBITION: To be a counselor FONDEST MEMORY: Cheerleading and gradu- ation. Sherry Ann Slucher Albert Lee Sweeney Jr. FFA 1-4, Tres. 1-3, Class Tres. 2, Fall Festival Prince 2, FONDEST MEMORY: The parties with all my friends. AMBITION: To start from scratch and to be one Wild 8L Crazy Guy. , , e tmqudi A AAAA A Charlene Taylor Jeffery Wayne Tucker Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 1-4, Whots Who A.A.H.S.S. AMBITION: To be a kid the rest of my life. FONDEST MEMORY: Junior Prom. Dana Sue VanWinkle Yearbook Staff 2, Layout and Sales Editor 3, Edi- tor-in-Chief 4, Drama Club, Library Aide, Teach- erts Aide, Spanish Club 1-4. AMBITION: My ambition is to become the Editor of a newspaper. FONDEST MEMORY: Winning the basketball game against Silver Creek my junior year. Sharon Jo Vaughn FHA 2-4, Pep Club 2-4, Spanish 1-2, Drama Club, Library Aide, Class Tourney 2-3, Volleyball 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Athletic Jacket, Perfect Atten- dance. AMBITION: Tofmd a job in the computer field, until I reach 21, when I hope to obtain a job as a Flight Attendant. FONDEST MEMORY: Our Junior Prom. Marco Venegas Track, Baseball, Spanish Club. AMBITION: To become a musician. FONDEST MEMORY: My year at H.H.S. I felt like I was at home here. Maria Laina Vest FHA 1-4, Track 3-4, FFA 3-4, Library Aide, Prom Committee, Usher at Senior Play. AMBITION: To attend college and find a job. FONDEST MEMORY: The summer of 48141 hf 4 15 Linda Ann Waggoner N.H.S. 3-4, Library Aide 2-4, Band 4, FFA 3-4, Reporter 3-4, tProssco, Track 2-4, Class Tour- neys 1-3, Prom committee, Senior Play, Senior Trip, ths Who A.A.H.S.S. AMBITION: To attend Spercerian College and study accounting. FONDEST MEMORY: My Junior and Senior years. Daniel L. Ward FFA, . AMBITION: Marry my high school sweetheart and become successful in my own business. FONDEST MEMORY: Senior Year James A. Waterfill Prosser Vocational Center 3-4, FFA 1-2. Misti Kay Whiteside Student Council 4, FHA 1-3, H.O. Pres. 4 Softball 1-4, Cross Country 4, Basketball 3, Track 4, Band 1-4, Pep Club, Model U.N. Sec. Senior Trip, Prosser, Cheerleader l, ths Who In Foreign Lang., Prom Committee, S.C. Convention. AMBITION: To attend the University of Louis- ville and become an X-Ray Technician, and to be an R.B. forever. FONDEST MEMORY: Graduation. Julie Diane Willoughby NHS 4. Cheerleader 2, FHA 1-4, Pep Club 2, Library Aide. AMBITION: To have a career in the secretarial field and to get married. FONDEST MEMORY: My first year at Henry- ville High. Crystal Lynn Zollman Teachefs Aide, FHA 1-4, Spanish Club 1. AMBITION: To become Henryville4s first certi- fied Public Accountant. ii We; .445 A A - SENIOR -. l - .F Jn-m f I 2 MR. AND MISS H.H.S. 1. Billy, Basketball is a serious game! So don,t act so SILLY!!! 2. Tony, don,t you think six hot- dogs is enough? 3. Jack! Share with the boys. 16 1982 Graduates ; Rehearse for the Big ' Day. May 27, I982 1. Listen to your leader! She knows everything. 2. Mr. Kennedy watches as another class gets ready to go. 3. DonH drop your flower Maria. 17 .3 . 251! w ' ', $31? ,y; 1w. 4... 3 I June GilezanePoint Secretary, Al- len Bottorff-President, Kimberly Graerice-President, Tim Mar- tin-Secretary, Jeff WrighteTrea- surer, Dava Popp-Prom Chair- man. The Junior Class really showed their spirit this year, they were over- all winners in Spirit Week. They worked hard in the consession stand and did a great job on planning the Prom. Weethe JuniorSewould like to say thank you to our sponsors for doing such a good job. Thank y0u-MI'S. Burch and Mrs. McIntyre. -Kimberly Gray Lodema Mull Karen Adams Carmen Badger Marilyn Beard Dwayne Beck Bill Bischoff Tina Brock Steve Chapman Wanda Cochran Rita Creech Troy Davidson Todd Dietrich Dewayne Dalton David Dotson Eugene Embry Allen Drury Joey Farmer Tim Finch Leisa Flowers Chery French Lisa Furnish June Gilezan Kelly Gordon Kimberly Gray Carol Grider 18 l9 Donnie Guernsey Ty Guthrie Ella Harbold Donna Hayes Kim Hayes Tom Hobbs Tom Higdon Dclana Hood Becky Howell Robert Hutchinson Lisa J ames Brian Kirk James Mann Tim Martin April May Jennie Miles Teresa Miller Ken Montgomery John Murray Carla Neal Jamie Nye Greg Orell Teresa Owens Dava Popp Lori Powers Sue Pyle Todd Robertson Karen Reul Kim Sawdey Darlene Scale Bryan Smith Rebecca Smith Genia Smith Mark Swindlcr Jody VanMeter Dorrie Wagoner Wanda Ward Ann Waterfill Gwen Waters Denise Whobrey Jeff Wright Rex Wycoff I IS . . . 84 Teresa Armstrong Greg Barnhart Kathy Barnhart Donnie Basham Retta Baumann Mike Beach Lee Belcher FROM CEILING T0 FLOOR THE GREATEST CLASS Mike Bercot Pamela Boggs Jeff Broadus Jack Brooks Dawn Burr Barbara Cagle Chris Calhoun Mark Campfield James Carpenter Rebecca Caudill Vickie Cissell Shelby Collins Rhonda Couch Sandy Coy Kim Doup Adrian Eldridge Dwayne Frederick Becky French Rick Goines Brian Jackcy David Hall 20 Lisa Hall Mike Henderson Cara Howell Darlene James Sonya King Vernon Lcdford Steve Lindsey Beth Mann Jerry McIntosh Nettie MC lntosh Beth McKcan Lisa McNay Danny Montgomery Pamela Munk Bobbi Jo Napier Chuck Napier Paula Nusby Bonnie New Cindy Powers Teddy Powers Steve Ruppc WW7 - Officers: Paula Nasby, Sec.; Sponsors, Mr. Yost and Mrs. Tiegs; Sonya King, Rep.; Dawn Burr, Treas.; Barbara Cagle, Pres.; Margie Whitesidc, Vice- Pres. Rob Ruth Jonathan Stewart Bob Vetter Steve Webb Margie Whiteside Jeanne Wolfe LaDonna Wycoff l 1 1 Angie Zollman J FRESHMAN INITIATION 22 23 uI honestly donlt know whats come over all of these people, if you ask me they have all gone totally nuts. I canlt wait until next year when I can do it, toolll 51' 1' Lee Ann Bauman Shelly Beard Brent Butts Trevis Calvert Kari Chew Janna Coomer Joe Coomes Mariah Creech Joe Daily Billy Devine Nona DeWeese David Dietrich Terry Dickey David Dixon Jimmy Edwards Glenn Farley Troy Fish Vicki Gordon Shirley Grubbs Pamela Guernsey Sissy Henderson David Hutchinson Keith Jackson Ronnie Jeffries Dianna King Lois Luster Jeanette Mann Denise Martin Kevin Meece Mark McCutcheon Michelle Miller Doug Montgomery Andrew Moore Delmar Morgan Laura Morris Susan Mosley Tammy Mosley Jeffery Mullins Eric Petty Greg Phillips Tim Rudolph Naomi Porter 24 LaVonda Powers Marcia Pyle Greg Rappe Kitty Reno Kevin Reul Buddy Richey Lisa Rhoten Deanna Robbins Chris Roberts Sandra Roberts Holli Smith Shawn Smith Pam Taylor Michelle Timberlake Susan Tungate Wanda Vest Charles Walden Leslie Walden Tammy Wynn Robert Zollman Nancy Sigman Mr. Prall, what makes this thing tick? Officers: Janna Coomer; Naomi Porter; Michelle Miller; Nancy Sigman. 25 .XM' ' . Ali ,2! Kevin Aaron Lorilea Amos Missy Annis Kent Ater Scott Badger Allison Bass Bruce Baumann Jerry Berryman Mindy Bcutel Sunday Broadus Steve Bundren Nancy Cagle Jim Clark Sherri Clem Darrel Cochran Denise Collings Kelly Davis Mike Farley Jenny Farmer Vicki Flowers Bobby French Junior Gaither Becky Grider Kim Goodin Stcph Looncy, Trcas.; Brad Guthrie, Scc.; LouAnn Sirard, Prcs.; Craig Mull, Vicc-Prcs.; Mr. Fellows and Mrs. Barksdalc, Sponsors 26 I I AA A ... -A d'. ..r ViVA- 27 Matthew Ward Ronnie Williams Kelly Guthrie Kym Hahn April Hall Andrea Jansing Robert Keith Debbie King JoAnn Kliesandorff Steph Looney Cecilia Marhnez Deborha McIntosh Greg McIntosh John Melton Scott Milner Debbie Mitchell Theresa Mosley Cecil Morris Graig Mull Kim Mullins Tammy Mullins Danny Nance Patrick Neal Debbie Powers Rena Price Lisa Pylcs Melane Rappe Julie Richardson Carla Richey Kevin Robertson Leslie Schroeder LouAnn Sirard Carl Smith Marie Smith Regina Smith Shannon Stone Suzie Tucker Kevin Ward Timothy Willoughby Chris Wolfe Teresa Cherry Ii lst row-Yvonne Munk, Pres.; 2nd row Steve Jackson, Treas.; Missi Sigman, Sec'.; Kristy Howell, V-Pres. David Anderson Thomas Ashby Scott Ashly Wendy Ater Kim Badger Brent Bagshaw Mark Barnett Monica Basham Ebbic Baugh Joe Baumann Susan Booker Jodi Bowling Danny Brock Larry Brooks Delbert Cagle Nancy Calhoun Scott Chew Tracey Coffman James Coleman Barry Cookscy Anissia Craig Jon Creech Liz Daily Lucinda Davidson Angela Dunn Kenneth Dunn Charles Eberhart Greg Furnish Shannon Gladden Kathy Goines 87 READY T 0 G0 29 Chris Guthrie Mickey Hall Richard Hall Billie Jo Harbold Jackie Harbold Ronda Hobbs Kristy Howell Lisa Howson Aaron Hubbard Steve Jackson Steve Jacobs Mike Jamison Susan Kirk Kenneth Kliessendorf Brett Martin Alisa McCutcheon Yvonne Munk Rosella Murray Billy Nasby James Payne Marsha Pickerill Eric Pryor Joe Raffensberger Wayne Richards Micheal Robbins Martha Rose Jenifer Samples Billy Schroeder Jay Sigman Missi Sigman Derek Slone Victoria Slucher Brian Smith Debbie Sparrow Connie Sturgill Scott Sundermeycr Dawn Threlkcl Roger Whitesidc Rondalyn Whobrcy Jeff Wigginton Jason Zollman 1 . AIL; gr; OUR TEACHERS i-o.l' O .4 0;; Above: lst row: J. Yost, L. Johnson; 2nd row: C. Birch, A. McIntyre, C. Cissell; 3rd row: T. Murphy, P. Marsh, S. Fellows, T. Rademacher, W. Gilbert, T. Renn, S. Barber, L. Richmer, J. Tiegs, J. Davis, J. Barksdale; To the left; T. Prall, T. Traylor, D. Holt; Not shown: R. Tash 30 I. Our S tudents in Action! FWWT-W A 31 Carolyn Baxter Below: Nurse: Martha Schleicher Maintenance: Eddie Baxter 32 Our Cooks: Margie Sims, Nora Popp, Dianne Taylor, Jane Goodman, Toni Shake, Sue Howson, Margaret Campbell Office Aides: Teresa Arm- strong, Dava Popp, Barbara Cagle, Jenny Annis, Robin Nasby, Sonya King, Harold Adams J a. V. f ' . MA... 1.4. .th . 752; ,7! Ist row: Marilyn Beard Robin Bottorf Liz Daily Rosella Murray Jennifer Samples Tracy Coffman 2nd row: Wanda Vest Becky Grider Shannon Gladdon Jeanne Wolf Sheila Glass Carla Richey Diana King 3rd row: Marie Vest Lavonda Powers Anna Kobrock Steve Lindsey Robin Embry Becky Howell Robert Hutchinson Cara Howell Steve Webb Linda Waggoner Mrs. Marsh A.V. AIDS sitting: Linda Waggoner standing: Pete Roberts Mike Henderson Robin Embry Jim Mosely Bottom: Mike Robbins Jim Clark, Kent Ater Ronnie Williams LIBRARY AIDS T EACH ER AIDS Some Very distinguished Library visitors 35 standing: Terry Dickey Dewayne Fredrick Carol Dismore Terry Dickson Ann Waterfill Chris Calhoun sitting: Rhonda Couch Lisa James Tina Jones kneeling: Pam Munk Dana VanWinkle Senior Class Officers: Peggy Farley Secretary Karen Carpenter-Treasurer Vicki Higdon President Sponsors: William Gilbert Carol Cissell Points Recorder-Terry Dickson Vice-President Jo Hall . saw 3?? EL CLUB DE ESPANOL Officers left to right: Pam Boggs, Treas.; Kimberly Gray, Vice-Pres.; Carol Dismore, President; Peg- gy Farley, Sec.; Carol Cissell, Sponsor Members: Teresa A r m s t r o n g , LcAnn Baumann, Shelly Beard, Pam Boggs, Dawn Burr, Bar- bara Cagle, Jeff Chapman, Jana Coomer, Mariah Creech, Rita Creech, Brian Dickey, Carol Dismore, Eugene Embry, Peggy Farley, Kimberly Gray, Shirley Grubbs, Cara Howell, Sonya King, Denise Martin, April May, Lisa McNay, Michelle Miller, Jim Mos- ley, Tammy Mos- ley, Carla Neal, Bonnie New, Marcia Pyle, Sue Pyle, Naomi Por- ter, Lisa Rhoten, Sandra Roberts, Rebecca Smith, Pam Taylor, Dana VanWin- kle, Marco Vene- gas, Gwen Wa- ters, Steve Webb, LaDonna Wycoff La Junta de la club de espafwl: Standing; Marco Extoangula- don Venegas, Jim ml Sombrajm Mos- ley, Jeff ml Diablm Chapman, Brian 031 Puflo dc fierrm Dick- ey, Carol Estado MayoO Dismore. IS JUNTA AFTER YOU? EGOTISTICAL SENIORS 37 Ii - 5 4, an 4 .' . 111; 3:97 Reflecti0ns Yearbook S taff , Our Editors: Peggy Farley, Copy Editor; Carol Dismore, Busi- ness Editor; Kimber- ly Gray, Sales Editor; Dana VanWinkle, Editor-in-Chief; Jo Hall Photography Editor; Sponsor Car- ol Cissell Mot pic- ture$ Our Staff: Rebecca Smith; Nettie McIntosh; Vicki Higdon; LaDonna Wycoff; Mariah Creech; Paula Nasby; Dawn Burr; Hollie Smith; Rita Creech; Cindy Powers; Pam Boggs; Eu- gene Embry; Steve Lindsey; Ken Montgomery; Tim Martin 38 Mrs. Hicks In Action!! We are dedicating this page of our yearbook to Mrs. Hicks who through many hours of hard work, created the most beauti- ful cover our yearbook has ever had. Mrs. Hicks, our entire staff thanks you! eDana VanWinkle-e 39 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council Representatives: lst row, Jeanna Coomer, Shelly Beard, Margie Whiteside, Chris Wolf, Beth McKean, April May, Kim Gray. 2nd row: Kellyc Guthrie, Sonya King, Cathy Hall, Hsaio-Ling Hicks, Maria Crecch, Vicki Flowers, Barbara Cagle, Jeff Wright, Genia Smith. 3rd row, La- vonda Powers, Karen Carpenter, Misti Whiteside, Mark Furnish, Pam Munk, Denise Collins, Lisa Furnish, sponsor: James Yost Student Council Officers: Sec. Karen Carpenter, Vice Pres. Kim Gray, Treas. Jeff Wright, Pres. . Hsaio-Ling Hicks, Spon- . sor, James Yost mrm 40 . . A Jr a ' ds99 i HHS Cami 3 xx. IIIIIIII'III 41 'i Officers: Stand- ing; Dwight Coll- ings, Tim Martin, Steve Fellows, Terry Dickson. Kneeling; Tom Higdon, Tom Hobbs, Richard Horine. Sitting: Mark McCutheon, Robert Phillips, Adrian Eldridge, Buddy Richey, Kevin Reul, Brent Butts, Troy Fish, Keith Jackson,Greg Phillips. Kneeling: Delmar Morgan, Wayne Hall, Mike Bercot, Mike Henderson, Allen Drury, Pete Roberts, David North, Neville Stewart,Chris Roberts, 3rd Row: Joe Coombsf Dewayfxe Fredrick, Todd Setzer,Todd Robertson, Roy Hester, Jim Waterfill, David Hall, Ty Guthrie, Mike Beech,Brad Czachor. 4th Row: Tlm Martin, Tom Hobbs, Terry Dickson, Richard Horine, Dwight Collins, Tom Higdon. 42 A-fl-waw$ Pail .- x- Row 1: Dorie Waggoner, Susan Mosley, Margie Whiteside, Genia Smith, Darlene Scale, Carrie Noel, Juanita Barksdalc, Dava B Popp, Vicki Higdon, Becky Howell, Tina Brock, Lori Powers. Row 2: Lisa Hall, Michelle Miller, Shelly Beard, Janna Coomer, Shelby Collins, Nettie McIntosh, Sue Pyle, Wanda Cochran, Marilyn Beard, Shiela Glass, Kim Looney, Beth McDean, Rhonda R Couch, Row 3: Hsiao-Ling Hicks, June Gilezan, Barbara Cagle, Lee Ann Bauman, Dawn Burr, Ella Harbold, Wanda Vest, Delana Hood, Jennie Miles, Trina Davidson, Kim Sawdy, Naomi Porter. Row 4: Theresa Cagle, Peggy Farley, Lisa Rhoten, Jo Hall, Karen Reul, Paula Nasby, Carla Neal, April May, Denise Martin, Cindy Power, Bonnie New, Becky French, Row 5: E Carman Badger, Lisa Furnish, LaVonda Powers, Teresa Miller, Denise Whobrey, Kitty Reno, Maria Vest, Ann Waterfill, Lisa McNay, Misti Whiteside, Cara Howell, Pam Munk. Are we in it now? FHA Officers: Pres. Carrie Noel; Vice-Pres. Dava Popp; Sec. F Carol Grider; Treas. Vicki Higdon; Rec. Leader Darlene Scale; Proj. Chair. Becky Howell; I-IisURept. Genia Smith; Sponsor Juanita Barksdale. H 43 Alf Row 1: Dwayne Dal- ton, Jack Murphy, Peggy Farley, Tony Bagshaw Row 2: Dar- lene Scale, Genia Smith, Trina David- son, Julie Willoughby, Hsiao-Ling Hicks, Kim Doup, Kimberly Gray, Jeff Wright, Row 3: April May, Jody VanMeter, Vicki Higdon, Tim Martin, Brian Dickey, Jeff Chapman, James Mos- ley, Sponsor Mrs. Da- vis Row 4: Dwayne Beck, Robin Nasby, Harold Adams, Jo Hall, Robin Embry, Carol Dismore, Bryan Smith Officers: Pres. Jack Murphy, Vice. Tony Bagshaw, Tres. Dwayne Dalton Sec. Peggy Farley Row 1: Karen Carpen- ter, Beth McKean, Row 2: Margie White- side, Pam Munk, John Stewart 1 N ational H onar S ociety 44 a , wryzuhh 45 HHS Band I982 014 H Drum Major: Cathy i: 51.9 m. , . 46 :9 ,,,.-...:.. . . gJ'ribi-rg. ,, j . :2,,.Wmuwm; --T'11'sL:-w. ; ' 47 Color Guard: A. Bass, M. Beutal, S. Clem, R. Couch, J. Gilezan, R. Goines, V. Gordon, M. Lindsey, S. Lindsey, C. j. Lindsey, J. Mann, S. McKcan, D. Popp, L. Power, D. Powers, H. Smith, S. Webb, J. Wright, D. Scale, K. Carpenter Band Members: L. Amos, B. Baumann, D. Beck, K. Brafford, B. Cagle, N. Cagle, T. Ca. gle, C. Calhoun, T. Cal- vert, M. Campfield, K. Chew, D. Collings, M. Couch, M. Creech, D. Dalton, T. Davidson, N. DeWeese, D. Dietrich, D. Dixon, J. Edwards, G. Flowers, V. Flowers, D. Frederick, L. Furnish, M. Furnish, J. Grant, S. Grubbs, A. Guernsey, D. Guernsey, K. Hahn, C. Hall, T. Hobbs, G. Howell, C. Hunter, B. McKcan, D. McIntosh, D. Mitchell, D. Mont- gomery, A. Moore, C. Morris, L. Morris, T. Mosley, T. Mosley, P. Munk, C. Mull, J. Mur- phy, BJ. Napier, C. Na- pier, C. Noel, L. Pyles, M. Rappe, S. Rappe, K. Sawdey, L. Schroeder, N. Sigman, B. Smith, G. Smith, G. Smith, J. Tucker, P. Tungate, C. Walden, L. Walden, M. Whiteside, M. White- side, C. Wolfe, B. French, T. Jones, L. Waggoner, J. Melton Varsity boys Cross Country team; sitting: Troy Fish, Shawn Smith, Jack Brooks, Lee Belcher, Vernon Lcdford. kneel- ing: Jody VanMeter, Rex Wy- coff, Dwayne Dalton, John Stewart, Mike Fish, Tony Bag- shaw, Todd Dietrich, standing: Robin Embry, Mark Furnish, Todd Robertson, Joe Jansing, Ty Guthrie, Steve Rappe, Don- nie Basham. Coach: Tom Renn. Varsity girls Cross Country team; left to right: Kim Doup, Hsiao-Ling Hicks, Misty Whi- teside, Coach: Tom Renn, Bar- bara Cagle, Margie Whiteside, Holli Smith. Mile Club participates; kneel- ing: Kim Doup, Tony Bagshaw, Margie Whiteside. standing: Barbara Caglc, Joe Jansing, Coach: Tom Renn, Mark Fur- nish, Misty Whiteside. XE RUNNIN FOR . Junior high Cross Country team; kneeling: Greg Furnish, Scott Badger, Kevin Robertson, Chris Guthrie, Steve Jackson. standing: Roger Whiteside, Wayne Richards, Mike Farley, Kevin Aaron, Chris Wolfe, Alli- son Bass. ' JleI $1, .1 1 n 1?? 8th Grade Basketball L-R: Scott Bad- ger, Kevin Robertson, Chris Wolfe, Kent Ater, Scott Milner, Back Row: Mike Farley, Matt Ward, Greg McIn- tosh, Kevin Aaron, Kym Hahn 8th Grade Girls L-R: Tammy Mullins, Theresa Mosley, Rena Price, Nancy Cagle, Allison Bass, Mindy Beutal, Back Row: April Hall, Leslie Schroeder, Debbie Moore, Debbie Mitchell, Carla Richey, Manager Barbara Cagle 81h Grade Cheerleaders: Allison Bass, Steph Looney, Sherri Clem, Vickie Flowers 50 We J ust Carft Be Defeated 7th Grade Basketball L-R: David An- derson, Steve Jackson, Chris Guthrie, Greg Furnish, Scott Ashley, Mark Bar- nett, Back Row: Roger Whitewide, Whayne Richards, Steve Jacobs, Bill Schroeder, Joe Baumann, Delbert Ca- gle, Jeff Wigginton 7th Grade Girls L-R: Jennifer Samples, Dawn Threlkel, Cindy Davidson, Rondalyn Whobrey, Denise Booker Comments from the team: Although our team is small, we have great potential and we hope to win many games this season. 7th Grade Cheerleaders: Monica Basham, Kristy Howell, Missy Sigman, Top: Yvonne Munk 51 i'iiii Basketball team: left to right; Coach; Larry Richmer, Terry Dickey, Glenn Farley, Eric Petty, Greg Rappe, Shawn Smith, Chris Roberts. Not pictured: David Dietrich. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Record 6-3 - 16 New Washington 44-30 '1 18 Shawe 35-26 . 2 South Central 28-27 ' 3 Borden 38-43 1 14 Eastern 42-41 14 Silver Creek 30-42 28 Borden 36-31 23 Holiday Tourney Madison Shawe 34-18 Silver Creek 16-39 Although our season was short, our team had the stamina to keep up with some tough teams and come out on top. As we traveled closer to the tour- ney our hopes increased to bring home a win. We gained a victory from Madison Shawe in the first game, but suffered a defeat against Silver Creek in the finals. Cheerleaders: top to bottom; Holli Smith, Nancy Sigman, Mi- chelle Miller. Standing; LeeAnn Baumann, Pam Guernsey. 52 S OF T BALL S EAS 0N nif- 53 Varsity: front row; Beth McKean, Mar- gie Whiteside, Mi- chelle Miller, Bar- bara Caglc, June Gilezan, Kim Gray. back row; Hsiao-Ling Hicks, Pam Munk, Holli Smith, Coach David Mullins. J.V.: kneeling; Mi- chelle Miller, Nancy Sigman, LaVonda Powers, Rebecca Caudill, Debbie Chapman, Margie Whiteside. standing; Susan Tungate, Dar- lene James, Cara Howell, Pam Guern- sey, LeeAnn Bau- mann, Vicki Gordon, Mariah Creech, Coach David Mul- lins. .th zli; ' 1'42: 1i J.V. 62 Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity: Lisa Furnish, Lisa Flowers, June Gile- zan, Rhonda Couch, Kim Doup, Margie Whiteside 54 .w- ' '--5. , I J.V. Basketball T eam has BEST RECORD U4W-6L IN 29 YEARS! 55 Kneeling: Lee Belcher, Jackie Brooks, Bob Vet- ter, Rex Wycoff, Shawn Smith Standing: Coach Rademacher, Don Ba- sham, Steve Rappe, Todd Robertson, Mark Campfield, Jonathan Stewart, Jody VanMeter m gamer Varsity Basketball Upsets C harlestown AGAIN in S ectional! Varsity Team: Kneeling: Tony Bagshaw, Jeff Tucker, Jonathan Stew- art, Rex Wycoff, Ty Guthrie Standing: Coach Holt, Todd Robertson, Mark Furnish, Dwight Collings, Guy Gordon, Jack Murphy, Robin Embry The 1981-82 Hornets started out trying to fill some big shoes that belonged to departing seniors. As could be anticipated the Hornets took awhile to find themselves and struggled through the first half of the season. The second half of the season had a different look as the team upheld the Hornet tradition of finishing strong. The hard working Hornets won 7 of their last 12 games and once again saved the best for the sectional. They defeated Shawe in the first game and upset Charles- town to avenge a 25 point regular season loss and advanced to the Sectional finals before bowing to Silver Creek. Coach Holt said that while he was disappointed by the rather poor start he was very pleased by the strong sectional showing. 11Henryville has won 4 of their last 7 Sectional games, and this team,s effort should help maintain and nourish our sectional appetites? 11This team did not give up and I am very proud of the way this group kept their good attitude and team effort through the rough times, this paid off in their fine showing in the sectional? Varsity Team: Kneeling: Tony Bagshaw, Jeff Tucker, Jonathan Stewart, Rex Wycoff, Ty Guthrie Standing; Coach Holt, Todd Robertson, Mark Furnish, Dwight Collings, Guy Gordon, Jack Murphy, Robin Embry Kneeling: Pete Roberts, Ken Montgomery Standing; Todd Dietrich, Eugene Embry, Mike Fish 56 qu' Krf' 57 Kneeling: Pete Roberts, Ken Montgomery Standing; Todd Kietrich, Eugene Embry, Mike Fish 1981-82 HOMECOMING QUEEN CROWNED a I .i ' Alf s. x 1?? L-R JUNIOR, LEISA FLOWERS ESCORTED BY TODD ROBERTSON; FRESHMAN, HOLLI SMITH ESCORTED BY ROBIN EMBRY; PEP CLUB, SHELLY MCKEAN ESCORTED BY DWIGHT COLLINGS; SOPHOMORE, PAM MUNK ESCORTED BY GUY GORDON; SENIOR, CATHY HALL ESCORTED BY TONY BAGSHAW; CROWN BEARER, JACOB HUTER; FLOWER GIRL, AMBER KREBS. 58 4 Season Good or Bad HHS Sirit is Never Lost 59 L-R Row 1: J. BAUMANN, D. BURR, K. LOONEY, M. MILLER, A. JANSING; 2: L. BAUMANN, P. NASBY, H. HICKS, K. HOWELL, L. POWERS, P. TAYLOR, R. BOTTORFF, 3: LB. BAGSHAW, P. MUNK, J. HALL, K. HOWELL, V. HIGDON, C. HALL Hal all, ' 94 5x! Boys Track Team; kneeling: Marco Venegas, Jeff Wright, Todd Dietrich, David Tungate, Steve Lindsey, John Murray, Pete Roberts, Mike Fish, Brian Smith, Brian Dickey, Troy Fish. standing: Coach: Larry Richmer, Dwayne Beck, Frank Hoskins, Eric Petty, Jeff Tucker, Ty Guthrie, Bill Mar- tin, Joe Jansing, David Dietrich, John Stewart, Dwayne Dalton, Rex Wycoff, Coach: Tom Renn. HEADIN? FOR THE FINISH , ! Junior high Track Team; sitting: T.G. Ashby, Greg Furnish, Bruce Baumann, Jay Sigman, James Payne, Derek Slone, Rog- er Whiteside, Kenny Dunn, Steve Jackson. kneeling: Delbert Cagle, Scott Milner, Bob French, Kevin Robertson, Brent Martin, Bill Schroeder, Joe Baumann, Wayne Richards, Jeff Wiggington, Scott Badger, Steve Jacobs, Jason Zollman, Chris Guthrie. standing: Coach James Yost, Jon Creech, Kent Ater, Mike Jamison, Brent Bag- shaw, Kym Hahn, Kevin Aaron, James Warner, Tim Wil- loughby, Chris Wolfe, Mickey Hall, Mike Lindsey. ON THE RUN FOR VICTORY 61 Girls Track Team; sit- ting: Margie Whiteside, Holli Smith, Kim Doup, standing: Coach LouAnn Renn, Theresa Cagle, Pam Munk, Mariah Creech, Vickie Gordon, Barbara Cagle. Junior high; kneeling: Tammy Mullins, Yvonne Munk, Allison Bass, Nancy Cagle, Steph Looney. standing: Wen- dy Ater, Missi Sigman, Carla Richey, Debbie Moore, Debbie Mitchell, Kristy Howell. -JK COVLR bY JE: 8mm In. .533? VICA I .iIGDOI.- LDI'I'OH V'ATIHC x HARH'L'E': J .FF CLIZPJAV UMXJ HICKEY 1d I . mr JTH J: P usury hIC. ' P? g LA A ' 'vv : ya: I u w Staff Members; Vicki Higdon, Edi- tor; Patrick Barnett; Jeff Chapman; Brian Dickey; Robin Embry; Joe Jansing; Hsiao-Ling Hicks; Shelly McKean; Mrs. McIntyre, Sponsor LSXAO-LI'ZG HIC 5 iii I 1,3. Varsity and J.V.; bottom left to right: Allen Bottorff, Jody Van- Meter, Tim Martin, David Hutch- inson, Chris Roberts, Jack Brooks, Vernon Ledford, Donnie Guernsey. Top left to right: Coach: Terry Ra- demacher, Todd Dietrich, Tim Finch, Bobby Vetter, Todd Robert- son, Jack Murphy, Guy Gordon Robin Embry, Jeff Tucker, Joe Jansing, Mike Beach, Tony Bag- Shaw. Baseball HasA Awesome S easonll South Central 8- 5 Scottsburg 7- 8 Eastern 12- 2 Crothersville 12- 6 Crothersville 9- 1 Lanesville 3- 1 Mcdora 12- 0 Medora 15- 1 Brownstown 5- 6 Borden 5- l Lanesville 5- 8 Borden 13- 3 New Washington 8- 4 Scottsburg 1- 5 Silver Creek 6- 9 West Washington 2- 1 Austin 5-14 New Washington 8-6 SAC RECORD 6-1 FINAL RECORD 12-6 Silver Creek 1-7 1Secti0naD 65 l '1' .. WAR M :' 4;? gr: hhkwNMHHQV J.V. Top-Bottom: Pam Munk, Vickie Gordon, Marcia Pyle, Sue Pyle, Sonya King, Cindy Murphy, Beth McKean. Var. Top-Bottom: Karen Carpenter, Barbara Cagle, Shelly McKean, June Gilezan, Hsiao- Ling Hicks, Theresa Cagle, Cindy Murphy, Sharon Vaughn, Kim Looney. 66 J.V. Row 1: LaVonda Powers, Kim Doup, Beth McKean, Margie Whiteside, Dewayne Fredrick, Steve Webb. Row 2: Susan Yost, Barbara Cagle, Sonya King, Rita Creech, Kitty Reno, Mariah Creech, James Yost. Var. Row 1: Steve Webb, LaVonda Powers, Beth McKean, Kim Looney, Margie Whiteside, Barbara Cagle, Dewayne Fredrick. Row 2: Susan Yost, Sharon Vaughn, Jenny French, Rita Creech, Jo Hall, Cathy Hall, James Yost. hhmwsmammw GRADUATING SENIORS: Sharon Vaughn, Jenny French, Jo Hall, Cathy Hall, Kim Loo- ney. ' J. ii; if Athletic and Band Jacket Winners Athletic Jacket Winners from left to right: Back Row; Jeff Tucker, Robin Embry, Joe Jansing, Tony Bagshaw, Mark Furnish, Hsiao-Ling Hicks, .10 Hall, Kim Looney, Sharon Vaughn Band Jacket Winners from left to right: Back Row; Bri- an Smith, Dewayne Dalton, Dwayne Beck, David Guern- sey, Jerry Grant, Jack Mur- phy, Mark Furnish, Jeff Tucker, and Jeff Wright 2nd Row; Cathy Hall, Teresa Cagle, Tina Jones, Genia Smith, Lisa Furnish, Trina Davidson, Linda Waggoner, and Shelly McKean Front Row; Charlotte Lindsey, Ka- ren Brafford, June Gilezan, Kim Sawdey, Dava Popp, Darlene Scale 68 F all F estival 69 Junior High, Fall Festival prince and princess candidates; Tim Ru- dolph, Naomi Porter, Bradley Guthrie, Tammy Mullins, Steve Ja- cobs, and Kristi Howell Qrince: Steve Jacobs, Princess: Naomi Por- ter Senior High Fall Festival king and queen candidates; David North, Misti Whiteside, Rex Wycoff, Charlotte Lindsey, Donnie Basham, and Beth McKean UGng: Donnie Basham Queen: Charlotte Lindsew Top picture-court l to r: Judy Van Meter, Robyn Embry, Tony Bagshaw, Todd Robertson, Ty Guthrie, Dava Popp, Jack Murphy, Hsaio-Ling Hicks, Franca dePaoli, Misti Whiteside, Delana Hood, Kimberly Gray. Middle Picture-Presenta- tion of crowns and flowers. Bottom picture-Prince Ty Guthrie, Princess Dava Popp, King Jack Murphy, Queen Hsaio- YOU AND ME 70 Jr. 8L Sr. Prom Elks Club April 24, 1982 Sectianal 82 HHS GOES T 0 FINAL ! 72 Gol f T eam Wins Conference! $3.. . 4' L to R Coach Traylor Tim Finch Vernon Ledford Ty Guthrie Todd Robertson Mark Campfield Rex Wycoff Allen Bottorff Bob Vetter SAC CHAMPIONS L to R Vernon Ledford Todd Robertson Ty Guthrie Allen Bottorff Medalis0 73 6119823, S EN I UK T RI P A WEEK OF REMEMBRANCE . . . r. . I'..x 913!!! !!1;: ' .nl lb :7! The S enior Class Presents: Wh0 Killed Aunt Caroline? Director: Terry Murphy Cast: Mrs. Eleanor Endicott ..................................................... Lori Sanders Agnes, age 24 ................................................................. Robin Nasby Riccy, age 17 .................................................................. Jack Murphy Beryl, age 15 ............................................................... Shelly McKean Cicely, age 10 ........................................................... Karen Carpenter Aunt Caroline ................................................................. Vicki Higdon Miss Mabbitt .................................... Tina JochTrina Davidson Miss MacLain.... ......................................... Misti Whiteside Una Hagaman .......................... Ruth CochranN-Isioa-Ling Hicks Lieutenant Clayton ..................................................... Patrick Barnett 76 - x. A344 -aJuV 3- -... m GRADUAT I 0N CLASSES WILL COME, CLASSES WILL GO . . . BUT THERE WILL NEVER BE A CLASS AS DEVOTED, AS FRIENDLY, AS CLOSE AND AS RICH AS THE CLASS OF 82 79 CARTER'S PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS OF: KM PHONE 794-3001. AUSTIN. INDIANA Western Auto; S W T 279 Market Street Charlestown, Indiana 47111 Dec Carter R.Ph. 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TEL. 246-3213 SELLERSBURG S b STONE 00., INC. 9 m W9 Lumber 8c Hardware Crushed Stone and Agricultural Lime Telephone True Value Office: 246-3383 Plant: 246-3383 1019 E. Utica Street 246-4485 Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 94 DEALER. POI 335 BECKETT STREET CLARKSVILLE. INDIANA $12, 232- 54m 4713 232- 2000 RUSSELL ATHLETIC MND-KNIT GILL NIMEN CPANJIAN IIDDELL QUALITY AT A FAIR PRICE CONVERSE WM ! 3110 MWLINO. IPALDING NIAD WIIJON ADIDM Compliments of : Downingk C harlestown, I nc. 905 Market Street Charlestown, Indiana 471 11 Mon.-Thurs. 11a.m.-11p.m. Fri. 8!. Sat. 11a.m.-1a.m. Sunday 4p.m.-10p.m. Homemade Pizza our Specialty Subs and Delicious 78124282-38uu1tauan Food 1207 E Market St. Jeffersonville. In. 47130 PORTING GOODS; 95 Compliments of: Kevin Guernsey Auctioneering 22 Real Estate Corner of Front 8: Hwy. 160 Henryville, Indiana 47126 MEDICAI. ARTS PHARMACY RON GROOMS, R. Ph. Crutches, Wheel Chairs, Walkers and Hospital Supplies 207 Sparks Ave., PHONE 283-3591 WE DELIVER Jeffersonville, Ind. WE SELL HAPPINESS Wholesale Distributors for all kinds of candies, mints, gums, cigars, tobaccos F.A. Williams Co. 103 W. Park Pl. Mean Jeffersonville, Ind. 47130 283-4488 283-9166 night Jim Rider 282-5564 Have a questions about fund raising? We have the answers imv' RR.- t-A ..-.--..A.2 ., m? A k PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION uLoans To FarmersR' RR. 3 Boxl4377 Scottsburg, Ind. 752-2210 Bellows Jewelry The best deal for your class rings. Treasure Craft ARTQi RVED CLASSRINGS INC Scottsburg Indiana 15 my mature woman out there? TONY 8 8L PAULY S G R .- mm or CARRY oun E S 'Family Style Atmosphera DINNERS cocxmts ' Y We Feature '- .- . Delicious .- ' V . Charbrqilad Steaks Complete Taste A Tempting Menu Plus PIZZA .. SPAGHETTI ?'r ILASAGNA RAVIOIJ OPEN 10 AM TO 2 AM CLOSED SUN WILLIAM CANEPA .OWNER . STOP OR CALL' 752 2423 H, A NEXT TO CAMPBELL MOTEL 372 N. GARDNER Happy Birthday to us! .. e- :utgizinz .2. A 2 ' ' , 4 , R , C82 SCOTTSBURG IN N THANKS TO OUR PATRONS! HOLLANDS BARBERING HAIR FASHIONS LOWE Q TULL SUPPLY CAMPER CITY THE GIVEA WAY TROLLEY INN MARTPS HOUSE OF FLOWERS GIFTS WAREHOUSE F URNIT URE BARN It; I' 1., i9! ttPAREN T S GRADUAT I 0N WISHE h T 0 my daughter Vicki and the whole senior class; Congradulations and best wish- es as you start your stairway in life. J.T. Higdon TERRY DICKSON-Best of luck now and in the future. Joyce and Larry Dickson To GUY HOWELLeDear Son, Hope the future always holds good for you. Look on the bright side of life. And always keep a positive attitude. Love You, Mom .and Dad RUSTY IRISH-We made it didntt we! GUY GORDONeWe pray that you obtain success as only God can grant it. Love, Mom and Dad 98 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN MCDONALD'S 9055 M ktSt t AUCTION . are Fee SERVICE Charlestown, Ind. 4 HENRYVILLE, INDIANA 47126 256-6137 752-32 51 EAT IN-CARRY OUT Open Daily 11-9 mm 294-4150 JOHN MC DONALD Also, try our Fish 'n Chips AUCTIONEER Compliments of GOODMAN DRUGS Ferris W- Mull Backhoe Work CHARLESTOWN IND. Septic Tanks-Laterals-Ditching 294-1418 WV. 256-2220 Henryville, Indiana BENNETT PRINTING C0. 805 W. McClain FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN Scottsburg, Ind. 47170 CHARLESTOWN, INDIANA 47111 752-4130 HAIR BARN reav, Dennis Holland 8; Ralph Lawson 4 MULLINS ' WRECKER SER VICE 294-4667 Professional Service Lowest Rates in Area Fully Insured 99 - oimrmmwosz oSmx 8 2m 2m gaggin- w AV: noun Nnao V PQ$W k+w+rmmg$$g 3:? 00 .. .m pm+quvanhwrm 2m m Him ma T11 .:2T.: Wwiw 72,2.m v , 4.. HA .1 L m-..- . 422,22 ..34$-7..3.Jw- 4.; IMAM; ,.-. .vA4.,:-.: L, tmil .12- in: ...x Y earbook S taff Credits $ Names 8; Pages of Staff Members Dana VanWinkle: 18-19, 26-27, 76-77, 36, 20-21, 28-29, 30-31, 38-19, 32-33, 54-55, 56-57, 22-23, 50-51, 72, 62-63, 100 Carol Dismore: 82-83, End Sheet, 88-89, 84-85, 37, 80-81, 92, 42-43, 66-67, 93, 94-95, 96-97 Peggy Farley: 86-87, 40, 74-75 Kimberly Gray: 2-3, 70-71, 90-91 Steve Lindsey: 34-35 Paula Nasby: 48-49 Rita Creech: 46-47, 68-69, 41 1-8: many errandsy Edie Nasby: 52 Rebecca Smith: 44-45 Vicki Higdon: 4-15, 16-17, 78-79, 98 Dawn Burr: l and Much fund raising and errands Holll Smith: 53, 64-65 Eugene Embry: 73 lour General Accountano . Mariah Crecch-many errands and fund raising To Our Sponsor, Mrs. Cissell, The yearbook staff wishes to thank you for all of the trouble you went through to help us produce this yearbook. Without you it never would have been done.-Thank You- 1 Autographs can begin here: Our Photographer; Mr. Mike Davis, Chase Studio THANKS! -2- .- . .mhw