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

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, , 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

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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.

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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.