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

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6' t - . ,v . . lajrng . xx.N.x.x.x.mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw CHS ADDS A NEW HALL e 7 -qrxmmv, . h. , . After five years of teaching and coaching at Charles- town Middle School, Tony Hall decided to take a chal- lenge and move on. Mr. Hall commented, I felt like coming to high school would give me a bigger chal- lenge in both teaching and in coaching. Mr. Hall is maried and has three children, Brian, an elementary student, Corey, a preschooler, and Lauren, the new addition to the family. He has completed his Master's Degree from Indiana University Southeast and teaches practical and basic math at CHS. Athletics, one of the reasons for Mr. Hall's move, was his biggest challenge. He coached freshmen basket- ball, track, and was an assistant football coach. Mr. Hall said he really enjoys teaching high school. uI like this better, he stated. uThe students are more ma- ture. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm In his advanced woods class, Wally Vickers prepares to glue his project. mmmm In newspaper class, Lori Schuler works hard to make her deadline mNxmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmx for the upcoming issue.

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REQUIREMENTS EMPHASIZE ACADEMICS HS experienced a new emphasis on academics in 1984-85. New credit requirements made it obvious that graduating from high school would be increasingly challenging in the ap- proaching years. By state law, the number of credits in- creased from 32 for the '85 and '86 classes to 40 for the upcoming Class of 1989. Required credits in English, math, science, and social studies were also phased in for each of the classes from 1987 to 1989. Principal Ward Weber commented, I feel that the great emphasis President Reagan has put on education has re- sulted in rising expectations for our graduating seniors. The overall curriculum of CHS offered students the opportunity to prepare for future en- deavors of a wide variety to help meet those expectations. The academic concern of the administration was re- flected in the achievements of the stu- dents as they strived to reach their edu- cational goals. Students briefly pause for the photographer as they study. In her Home Ec. class, Lori Bottorff diligently sews. g SE

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CLUBS ENGAGE IN MANY ACTIVITIES xmm mmmmmx WWW N$- xxxxm mmmmmmmmmxx F rench Club panish Club, which traditionally has the largest membership of the foreign language clubs, found itself unaffected by the no interruptions to class time policy. They carried on their fall trip to Chi Chi's and saw a T flick at the Showcase Cinemas. In the 2f. winter, they enjoyed a skiing excursion, ' and a trip to King's Island was sched- uled for summer. The other language clubs, Latin and 1 French, did not fair so well with the i new policy. As a result of low ' t membership and little interest, the t clubs were not as active. The French Club had their winter luau, saw la Petit Prince, the French play, and dined Hen francais at the annual French Banquet. The Latin club took a bowling trip and for their Spring Ban- quet had an Italian theme. mmmmmmmmmmx 't- 83mm . Drama Club found a way around the .' attendance problem by holding each ' meeting twiceeonce before and once after school-to make it convenient for students to attend. The members worked on the fall and spring plays, which proved successful, and held an Awards Banquet at Derby Dinner Theatre in May. French Club: Mary Shepherd iProg. Plan. Commt, Tammy Reed tProg. Plan. Commj, Susanne Poteet WPL Denise Schafer tPresJ, Terri Spivey tSecJ, Becky Mobley. Row 2: Ban- dy Nichols, Melanie Bennett tTresJ, Miss Iavorka, Lorna Smith, Ioe Hardin. Back: Annette Kendrick, Michelle Barr, Marla Hassfurther. Not pictured: Mrs. Ogden. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmxx mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 1Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmx ,. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Drama Club Drama Club: Mike King tReporterL Holly Stover tVPL Iohn Leslie Bowen, Eddie Curry Great, Becky Moore TSecj, David Lamb tSponsort. Row 2: Dianne Merillat tSponsorL Rachelle Wilcoxson, Whitney Wilcoxson, Melanie Bennett, Terri Thomas, Tina Hedrick, Missi Iavorka, Marilyn Monroe, Jennifer White, Arla Osborn. Row 3: Pam McVicker, Troy Pierce, Cheryl Seals, Michelle Barr, Kim Hell, Stacy Seay, Stacie Shain, Kerri Craig, Stephanie Matthews, Cean Peevey, Melissa Whitehead, Dawn King, Torin Winnett, Christi Schroeder, Paige Jenkins, Scott Barton. Back: Amy Schneider, Nerd Melton, Lisa Keltner, Doug Moreland, Dana Reekstin, Scott Phillips, Thomas Mann, John Bratcher, Marla Hassfurther, Myron Conley. Not pictured: Sandra Bowen tSponsorl T w :xxvxxxmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw i l 'VXN- NNWNNWN xxxxxxxx. mmmmmmxx mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw 30